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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Cash Gift to Lucky Buyer

AS evidence Of our interest in the development OF Saint
Cloud, and to stimulate building construction, the owners Of
%Sunnyside Addition have deposited $1,000 in the Farmers
State Bank, to be held by this bank until the lots are sold
out when the purchasers will meet On a date fixed by the
cashier of the bank mot later than fifteen days. and a
majority Of them agree upon a plan Of selecting from among
them one owner to whom the bank will pay the $1,000 to
be used by such fortunate purchaser of one Of the lots as
full or part payment on a residence to be erected by him on
his or her lot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
History is Repeating Itself in St. Cloud

Today all Of the lots in Second Addition Of Pan Park
Place have been sold. Sunnyside Addition is directly east
Of Pan Park Place Second addiion), 1t has high, ideal.
residence building lots. 1t is the territory where St Cloud
is expanding
The history Of Detroit Akron, Flint, Racine, Toledo
Kokoma, Allentown and other big industrial centersi is to be
repeated in St Cloud. VIII you be here to make money as
it is written?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
$40 Down $40 a Month, No Interest

These lots will be sold on these terms, with no interest
on deferred payments. The. lots are priced at $3.50 and
$780, according to location
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Field Office Open Every Evening Until 800 O'cloc

For the accommodation Of Workingnen and others who
are to busy to call on us during business hours, the field
Office, at the corner Of Cooper and 33rd avenues, directly
opposite the Pan Motor factory, will be open each evening
until 900 o'clock.
Call Phone 100 for information and reservations in adj
vance. If you want to visit the addition. our auto will call
for you, a guide will help you inspect the property, and you
will be taken back home.
For further particulars, phone write or call
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Cut this Coupon Out
and Mail Today

We have prepared a beautiful birdseye view of the Pan Motor
Company's magnificent plant, the beautiful Pan Addition, and a
general prospectus Of the development during the past two years
on the western side Of the city Of st. Cloud. This birdseye view
will give you 9 very comprehensive idea Of this property, and we
shall be very glad to forward one to you upon receipt Of a request
for same.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-07-03
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by ar in- famed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is tnf1amed you have a rumbling sound or im- perfect hearing. and when it ie entirely closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is an infamed condition of the mucous sur faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir. culaTB free All Druggists, 7SS.
 2. ]. CHENEY G CO. Toledo. O.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

stock was coming into the market
and that the decline Of prices was
really hurting certain people very
much.
In regard 10 Mcxacan Petroleum.
II WIS said that there was acrumula-
ton but II so no professional trad
ers appeared to compete with the in
1cstnrs AFRO wanted the stock
Thcy got it easily =. falling prices.
In Republic a nest Of stop loss orders
on fhe lore side uas uncovered when
Earir In the ta% great strength
Was displayed by Endieott johnson.
The stock rn5a + points but sold Of
turned weak. Marine preferred Was
also ons ~ the stron- issues in the
early trading. Cerro De Pasco rose
rather SHARPLY in expectation of a
f4Yera hl. statement to he put out on
enc Of the tickers This favorable
character If this however. has appar-
entity been discounted BY somebody
who took a profit about the tin7e Of
its appearance Ccrro dc Pa.sco is a
iarea producer of silver and as silver
Metal ests biished another new high
record in London today II Vas only
natural To expect that this stock
FaAtJ H@FtfFt III VIII ~ - %ds Vet -
lre Fasco closed ar the lowest NJ the
DAY with loss Of points from the
high Of the morning.
Fsypecta sion of rouble III Mexico
also rad depressing influence on the
market and II Mas that as much az
anything else that caused the heavi-
ness of Southern Pacific Southern
Pacific declined more than 5 points
and his wa all the mare disturbing
because II came after sharp In cline
yesterday. In tbe afternoon South
ern Pncific held steadil, and the last
few minutes Of trading ii vas the
most active disturbing feature on the
list.
Eur IL was L. s. Steel that worried
the street worst THIS stock has
been held steadily through the recent
disturbances To-day the selling in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
REAL LIQUIDATION
IN WALL Street
Hv HRoArAN WALL.

&.r York, Nov. ls--Feal 1iquiai'
toe sork place today in some srSe ria
les where the PREVIOUS declines had
beer accom- riiSned witt, prafe$Sinna}
selling or1e Crucihle espceta lly
suffered II this way, the stock show
ing gross decline ~ 81 IL points
nj ore sirre Others IN which there
va. liquidation we're Republic stude-
baker. General Motors. Mexican Pc
Fref4 a. shssa thu liquidation was for
xfse ACCOUNTS Of small followers OF
big l-r1de-s bat II was sufficient n
cauxs sharp breaks ir Tire quotations
r. market closed ~ about the
soaes. Q. the aav, weak and active.
ev9+1 money a. u rsr cent ard with
exchanges a. tte lowest prices on
record
Ths rrucs advertised hnil market
in the railroads does rot seem 70
STAT - sor7+ freak Of reasoning
the interests that caused the break
In the market last week imagine
tNat re public could be induced 70
bur -aiiroad stncks, The public Is
sore and broken and refuses to get
irto new groln even though offer
cd r1orey.
IL ID quite possible that bulls will
hs.f 10 wait for weeks before a
fresh movement upward can he got
tan under way.
Careful invest ga ton disclosed the
fact that the short interest is very
large and that II is not outstanding
for the account or more spectators
Sona. of the mott important Interests
q the street are short OF stocks
II he Csueihle group on the OK
chang II was said Yesterday that rea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

IT was excellent ana continued M 10
the close .ef the DAY with a certainty
that setn'ed to indicate that the sell
ing came from, strtNs Interests. The
cost of the strike added To tho cur
tailnicnt II business made necessary
by the reductd output Of coal Is sure
70 give The stool corporation poor
report for the last quarter Of tho
year.
In connection With the return IT
the railroads 1, the owners on IAN
uary FIRST II is rufnored that some OF
the systems changed their plans Of
holding Subsidiary companies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

/ 81 n "a 49,
Light. cattle, ma 9i q n.
stocksrs eo6d qsi4fity. TO u q
pounds. 47.50Me1e.o4.
Fat cowAs 14.50 10 $3.50.
Pudding cows. 44sOO@45.
Bulls stfat).s 5000 $500.
Bulls tlisht). $S.0O@s7.5o.
stockers tlitht). 400 to $50 pounds
800 d $500.
LaMhs.
Spring lambs tops. $f4.50dsl4.15,
Lambs Qightp. 10000 1890.
Fat sheep. &7.aahssoo. III
Calves,
Good fat calves, $500 q ssnoo
Light common calves, S12.90T31S.n cd
Heavy calves. 5000 $1,000.
Remarks: Ninety cars Of cattle. cat
tie one-auartcr to yone-half lower AMI
duh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
baltimore MAKE
tFrom &C. Driver 4 Co.,
Baltimore. Nov. II. 1919.
Cattle

Heavy choice butcher steers, $i4,ooW
'li50e.
dond butcher steers, sfs.5oM 1890.
=. Medium butcher steers, &lf.a"m*12.2o.
III Light butcher steers. SS.enMs $1,000.
ticod fat heifera.. 81 a.0od*13oe.
Light heifcFs. sT.0.nSa.tn,
Eat cows, $3.50 a $3.50.
Padding cows. A.00m 1850
T,ulia. $s.onN, $500.
oxen. 500 q $1,000.
Southern Cattle.
Choice finished ntcers, 1900 to 1900
pounds $4,000 $500.
Good butcher steers. 1000 to l.lao
pounds s12.5nai $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
PEANUT MARKET
tHeesrted k~ Rodgers. ptur,wer anS
Co. fn~ovporateA.t

Co. Incorporated
Petcrsburc Va Nos. IL 1919
Spanish, Market stronger. s2,2a PC
boshei
Eirginias: Market quiet.
Fancy jumbo. tnt.c per pound.
Extra prime. lo'.e per pound
Fancy hardpickcd. Toe per rouri
smelling stock. 1e 10 Sc per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

,Wh6leSaie quotations ny " oodscA,-
IrsE Inc, 1915 Ea5t cary street. Madi
son tas~J1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-19

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Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
ELLEN BEACH YAIN
 ID SING HERE NAY 5

Ina review of Ellen Beach Yaws ap- pearance in Honolulu, who is to appear at the American theater for one night only on May ,, the Honolulu Star Bull letin says in part:
 Honolulu music lovers had an op- portunity last night to judge for them selves that all that has been written of the wonderful coloratura work of Ellen Beach Yaw is justified. The singers astonishing flights or melody her thrills, carols and cadenzas exhibited to its best effort a vocal instrument whose range has been the wonder, not only of musicians but of psychologists. Without apparent effort, her voice reaches an octave higher than most sopranos even, dare to attempt in public exhibitions. And the outspoken merit of this voice is that it's notes seem to gain in sweetness, purity and flexibil- ity as they rise"
 This artist needs no introduction to the people of this valley, which is evil denced by the already faIge seat sale for the one appearance.
 The program for the evening is as follows:
 Who Is Sylvia .-..--...----. Schubert The aass With the Delicate Air. .Arne II Primo Amore. ...-.-..-...-...W Widor Ie Soir .......-.... Thomas Laughing Song .... .... ...- Auber
 Mime. YaW
 Venice and Naples (Tarrantella & Col. Zoette .................. LlSzt
 Miss Lay
 When Celia Sings. Frank Molr The Robin .......--.+.-.-.- Neidlinger Lingering, Lonely Rose. ........ .Stbeila Montanina (Alpine Pastoral ......s ...............;. ;...... Buzzi- Peccla Red, Red Rose -......-......Co .Cottenet The Skylark ........E F. B. Yaw Springs Invitation -..... E. 5. Naw Prelude from SJute Moderne. Whiting Spring Joy .-......i-...f f........... Wolff Etude on Kettle Themes. Cycil Scott
 Miss Lay
 ophelia's Mad Scene from Hamlet.
 in costumo) s..s. ..... Thomas
 Mme. YaW
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
|z7B' HEATER.
Weeks Happenings
 At Local Theaters
ORVILLE HARRIS

sEIKS-This afternoon and tonight, the Del S. Lawrence company will close its present stock season in this city with two more performances of tse bright and clever comedy Don't L8e To Your Wife, Beginning Mon day night and for the remainder of the week, the Ed Redmand FoIlies in the nautical musical frivolity in two acts. The Transport Of Love"
 COLUMBIA - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Mack Sen nett comedy Yankee Doodle In Ber- lin,' with Seunett bathing girls in per son; Thursday, Friday and Saturday Gaby Deslys, "The Darling of Paris, in Parisian spectacle "Infatuation.'
 AMERlCAN-Th afternoon and to- night, the Ed Redmond FolIies in the musical travssty, "JimmyS Where Are Yoag" On the following night the Red n1ond company moves to the Elks theater where, beginning Monday night and for the remainder of the week there will be presented the nautica, musical friVoIfty in two acts entitled The Transport of Love"
 MCRLET7s COUNTRY CLUB- Cabaret features, picture program ir addition to the many park anusements
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
BATHING BEAUTIES
 AT TIE COLUMBIA

Don't fail to see those shapely bath ing beauties, six of 'em, at the Co., lumbia theater. They're the Mack Sennett girls who are making their first professional appearance outside of the Sennett studios. They will be a part of the big double program at the Columbia theater for the next four days. This is one of the most unique one of the biggest theatrical attrac- tions ever scheduled for this city.
 For an entertainment de luxe, we know of nothing better than Yankee Doodle in Berlin" Mack Sennett's s master comedy production, and the special entertainment to be afforded by his wonderously beautiful and shapely bathing girls It's a combination that simply can't be beaten.
 As to the picture Yankee Doodle in Berlin" there is nothing to be desired from a comedy standpoint It's a finn of laughs from start to finish, a splen- did satire on the man who thought q whole lot but who accomplished little the kaiser. The picture alone has smashed all house records in several | ton program has been offered, there simply haven't been officers enough to keep the entrances open.
 Special scenic and lighting effects will accompany the girls to this city. Four elaborate stage settings have just been completed in Los Angeles at a cost of s2,S00. The double attraction is being brought to Phoenix as road offering-the same as it will be offered ! whenever shown.
 | Three complete performances will be | given each day, including matinee al
 :15 and two nights shows, the first al | Els and the second at g o'clock Al
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
GABY DESLYS kT THE
 COLUMBIA 9 DAYS

An innovation in the realm of film spectacles is Gaby Deslys @Infatuation" feature photoplay at the Columbia theater for three days starting next Thursday. This is a French produc- tion, made in Paris, with all the ar tisticness of the French displayed in the elaborate and costly settings ar- forded in this play.
 From a scenic standpoint, if noth- ing else, this Gaby DesV-s spectacle will be an eye-opener to Phoenix theatergoers, particularly in those scenes where MT Mercanton Dor rowed' the Casino theateF, Paris, to- gether with the entire show for one setting.
 But the really appealing portion of the picture is Gaby Deslys, the darl- ing of Paris and today the greatest actress in Paris.
 Gowns, hats and other apparel worn by the star in this production are cal ued at more than SSe0. .000 and are something that the women folks of the community will think and talk about for weeks after the picture has passed. Gowns are the latest French creations and harmonize beautifully with the wonderful settings afforded in this play.
 The story is likewise appealing and gives a delightful romance of a young French working girl wno is tempted to steal, is rescued from life of crime by a famous actor who marries her and makes her the leading artist of his ktheater. There comes time when she i forgets all the benefits he has confer 1 red upon her and she becomes infat- uated with a more youthful and more wealthy admirer than Her husband. l The Columbia management regards "Infatuation' as one CT its extra special features and judging from at- tendance records in the east, it vii live up to the most elaborate advance notices.
 A Strand comedy and a Hearst News
 weekly will be augmenting features fol Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
COLUMBIA

Two extra special features are booked at the Columbia theater for the week starting today and unless all dope" goes wrong. they should be among the best attractions of the spring season.
 Starting with today, the Columbia is offering a big double program inciud- ing Sennetts master comedy film play Yankee Doodle in Berlin" together with six of his bathing beauties, who are making their first professional ap- pearance outside of the Sennett studios. This double offering will hold over for four days and three complete perform ances will be offered each day. The bathing girls win give a complete per formance, four elaborate stage settings having recently been completed for this | feature.
 l Thursday, Friday and Saturday will bring Gaby Deslys to the Columbia ir | ~Infatuation," considered by critics tc | be one of the most elaborately staged | film spectacles ever produced. The en- tire six reels were produced in France t at an enormous expense. In fact, it fs stated that the play cost more thar | 5,e00,0O0 francs (s1, ,o00) to produce and the cost of producing pictures i, much cheaper in France than in Amer.
 ica. 4 majority of the scenes are lait
 in Paris.
 The usual Columbia standard of aug
 menting pictures will support the tw, features during the week.
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Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
GOOD-by TONIGHT
 FOR LAWRENCE CO.

Everything must come to an end, and thus 1t is with the popular Del $. Lawrence company, who, ten weeks ago, came to us as strangers, and be- gan a stock engagement at the Elks theater. What they have done in those ten weeks is well known to all theater goers of Phoenix. They will not leave as strangers. Instead, they will leave behind them hundreds of friends and admirers, for no company ever gath cred a greater following of regular patrons than the Lawrences have in so short a stoy here. This is true, not only of any individual member of the company. put as a whole, for such a company. headed by Mir Lawrence and Miss Stack. and such support as Mrs. Nugent, Hadley, Addringe, Penfold. Ed Ter and the Misses Nugent, Printy and Golze,. and etc, is rarely found in one stock aggregation. MT. Lawrence promises that he will return next sea son.
 The present and. the final play, which has been running all this week to capacity houses, a hfadious farce comedy is one of their best, and the catchy title Don't Lie to Your Wife has been the source of much fun all week, everybody is saying it.
 The Lawrence company will open their annual San Francisco engage ment this month, and before returning here MT. Lawrence says he will make flying trip to New York and arrange
 for new plays for the return to Phoenix and promises some big surprises. To- days matinee, judging from the seat sale, will see house full, and tonight one of the biggest crowds ever gath cred in the Elks theater will be on hand to give the Lawrence's a rousing fare well. There win be all kinds of ''do- 1 ings," loads of flowers. spech making l ings, loads of flowers. speech making
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
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seats for the first evening performance es will be reserved. Reservations ca-- now be made at the Columbia box or flee.
 Augmenting features On Sunday and Monday will be Harold Lloyd com edy and Mutt and Jeff cartoon reel. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the augment ing numbers will be a f'atne Review, showing the slow motion pictures. a Big " comedy and Current Events weekly.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

clear sweep at the water, and warns it to just the right degree.
 In the airdome there is being shown one of the best serials that Phoenix has ever had a chance to view. Eddie Polo, acknowledged one of the high est class artists who has ever appeared in a serial, supported by Eileen Sed wick and an exceptionally fine cast. is seen in "The Lure of the Circus a
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
GRAND OPERA HERE.
 THE WEEK IF NAY s

Lovers of classical music will have an opportunity to hear the beautiful. grand operas of Verdi, Gounor Doni zetti and others when the Italian Grand Opera company comes to Phoenix This noted company of artists will lsing at the American theater May s. and the week following.
 From Tucson. where the troupe pre- sented a number of operas early in April, and from other parts of the country where it has been heard, comes the very highest praise of the splendid ability of th1s group fsingers. Their repertory includes all the great operas of the French and Italian scbpola-
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

masterpiece produced by the Universai Film company. The comedy 'Striks Breakers" is a new brand of langh producer with scream in every foot A Hearsts Weekly completes the pro gram.
 New cabaret numbers will be feat ure of tho program in the dance pa vilion. The Nightingale Sisters have several new specialties that win be
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
MORLEY's COUNTRY
 CUB IS POPULAR

The picnic grounds are very popular at Morley's Country club for family parties, and the tables can be reserved by phone. There is a playground fit ted up for the kiddies ana a wading pool. The big concret plunge for the adults is over on the other side of the spacious grounds and slopes down from IS inches to a finaf depth of 10 feet allowing the finest kind of diving. The dressing rooms are spacious and scrupulously clean. 9he sun has a