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HrGuEs PETROLEUM COMPANY.
II NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that resolu.
ton was duly adopted. az meeting OF
Inc hoard OF directors Of Hughes Peiro.
ipum Company therein sometimes called
mo Company. held at the Office Of the
companv' al 80. 81 wall street, In the
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF NeW
York. on the 23rd day or November
1910 bv majority OF the whole board.
declaring that the board OF directors or
the company deemed 70 advisable IN US
Judgment and most for the heneht or the
comnauv. that the company should be
dissolved which meeting was called Tor
that purpose and Of which meeting every
director Of the company received az least
three days notice, or duly waived the
same in writing and notice Is hereby
also given that a special meeting Of the
stockholders OF the company has been
called hy the board OF directors OF the
company. TO be held az the othce or me
rownanv at No 81 Wall street, IN the
on December 20. 1920, az lO.la o'clock In
the forcnsou. for the following purposes
nl To take action upon SAID reso-
luton adopted by the board Of directors
~ the company declaring it advisabl i
that tho company should be dissolved
(2l To authorize the officers and diree.
tors OF the company 10 sell and coiNe,
the assets Of the company TO new
company 20 ne NNFNfNf ~ N.WNANIN ~ =
rirrniar letter TO the stockholders OF
Hughes Petroleum Company, dated NO
vember ~. 1920 and for the considera
tion therein stated;
ts) 10 authorize the. officers and diree
tors OF the company. In case the asset
81 the company shall not be sold as pro
vided in paragraph (2l hereof 90 SCI
and convey such assets az such time
and upOn such terms ana Tor such Sou
sideraiion as may be deemed expedien
By them, a,
'f4l 10 authorize and permit any on
! Ger director. stockholder or creditor Q
/ the company TO be interested directly Q
/ Indirectly in any purchase OF the asset
of the company, or any part thereof
/ any sale OF sales thereof
i5l To ratify and approve All actlo
| OF the board Of directors and OF the on
GERS OF the company since the last NEE
ing OF the stockholders; and
i fG) To transact such other busine'
as may come before said meeting OF an
. adjournment thereof.
Bv order OF the Board OF Directors.
r. NJ FROST Secretary.
Dated. New York. November p. 1920.
nova. dccG-13.
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nor SALE-CHEAP, ONE 6O-GALLON
Il oil tank. 300 Lancaster Ave.
dec4-2t.
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are YOU INTERESTED IN saw
n ing actual money on your house
Mold necessities. such as beds. springs.
mattresses. rugs, nOor coverings, etc, or
a. fhc dollar that your husband works
one hour for spent wisely. We do not
desire your patronage without we can
eive you this service. Take time TO
Compare our prices with others -consid-
Won Try what others who are anxious
10 save have done.
MUNDN FURNITURE CO.
znAx7-tf Fifth aud Madison Sta
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TRANSPORTATION.
ns6~ To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule in Effect October IS.
:. -. = 49,. AlLLLn..L 49,.

Subject to Change Without Notice
Leave wilmington, Fourth st. Wharf,
and philadelphia, Chestnut st. Wharf
sveek-days, except Saturdays. at 500 A.
NJ IL o'clock noon and 4.15 p. NJ.
ON Saturdays. sundays and holidays,
WTLNINGTON- ROUTE
Schedule In Effect Monday. Sept %
Daily. including Sundays. ieave will
mington $50, 500. 1000 A. NJ, II o'clock
Leave Pennsgrove $50, 715, 900, HOO
A. NJ, LOO, 800 500. 200, 900 and 1l.O0
p NJ
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BROOKlYN-On two occasions a
man and woman sat opposite each
other on an elevated train. Both
times, she smiled and he smiled back.
And both times, when they got of
the train she disappeared. Then she
turned up at the home Of Douglas
Crukshank and told him: Il am the
woman you flirted with-and I'm
your wife. I'm the girl you married
in 1906 and then deserted. I'm Mrs.
Elizabeth Day now, but haven't for
gotten how you deserted baby and
me- I've been getting a warrant for
your arrest every year since then
and now I'm going to have It served. -
! She did and judge ordered Cruikshank
to pay her $40 a week as long as
he lived.
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rrO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Goa
Il HULA MINING AND SMELLING
COMPANY, AND TO WHOM 1T MAY
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board Of directors OF Coahuia
Mining aud smelling Company, duiy
held on the 21th day OF November a. ~
/ 1870. called for the purpose Of dlssolv'
ing every director received at least three
days notice, the following resolution
was adopted by majority OF the Whoi
hoard of directors. namely.
RESOLVED. That In the Judgment
Of It's board OF directors, it Is al.
Visahlo and most for the beneut OF
the Coahulla Mining and Smeting
Company. that said corporation be
Z dissolved: aud to that end and as
required by law that meeting OF
the stockholders Of said corporation
10 take action upon this resolution,
M and n hereby Is, called TO ne
held nj the principal Office Of said
company. located at No. West
Tenth street IN the city OF Whining
ton county of New Castle ana Sinle
OF Delaware. on the 22nd day OF DC
eember. A. u. 1920. between the hours
of 10 O'clock in the forenoon and
o'clock in the afternoon. namely, at
the hour OF 10 o'clock noon OF that
day: and that the secretary OF this
rornoration he and ne hereby Is. a.
, recied. within ten 00l days after the
adoption Of this resolution 70 ns
4 mailed to each stockholder OF sald
rornoration residing In the United
states and also, beginning within
: ten 1Ol days. TO cause Ike notice
40 be inserted in n newspaper pup
= lished IN the county OF New tae,ie'
7 state OF Delaware, at least three (3l
le weeks succcssiyely, once week
Ne next preceding the time appointed "a
aforesaid FOR said meeting OF stock
- holders ~
r That in pursuance Of said resolution.
,n sneciai meeting Of the stockton iers
ne Coahuila Mining and smelling Compan
will be held at the time ana place hN'
= in said resolution, to take action upl
the resolution so adopted by the boa
~. OF directors, and for the transaction
lR such other business as may proper
vo come before said meeting,
In WALTER T. PARKER,
av November %, 1890 secretary
nl nov2l- dcc6-l3.
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T,sTATE OF cARMELo coLETrA'

V,STATr or CARMELO CuLEIIA'
t. DECEASED
Notice rs hereby given that Letters OF
Administration, cum testamente ahheAo,
nnon the estate OF Carmelo Colctia' Ale
of Wilmington hundred, deceased, VIZ WI
dulv granted unto Ercolc Ehodoro N9,'
etfa. on the third day Of December, A. -.
1920 and an persons indebted 10 ene
said deceased are requested TO make pay
ment to the administrator {. y. A. WI VIII,
onf deiav. and am persons having demahua
s.,inef me deceased are required 10 eA'
mini and present the same, duly pro
hated 10 the said administratriA, 9. i; a .
I'M on before the third day OF beeeih sa XII,
A. ID 1921, or abide by the Ia" III '"''
oeniFSR iFSRcoIE ELIoDoRo COLErTA'
Administrator G. II. A.
Address Henry II. lsaacs Attorney nv
Law. Ford Bldg, Wilmington De'a"a'''
dec6-eod-9t.
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NrnrIcE nr srncIAL srOCKHOLp-

NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTOCKHoLD-
~ ERS' MEETING, INDUSTRIAL
FIBRE CORPORATION OF AMERICA.
Notice is hereby given that. by direc-
tion Of the President. a special meeting
Of the stockholders Of Industrial fibre
Corporation Of America, a Delaware cor =
pnration, is hereby called, to be held az
the principal office Of the Corporation IN
the State OF Delaware, No. Z West Ienth
street. In the city OF Wilmington, county
OF New Castle. ON Monday. December ld,
1920. at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of taking into consideration an agree,
ment Of consolidation into Industrial
Fibre Corporation Of America, between
Industrial Fibre Corporation ot Amer
lea and The America "B0rvisk' Com
pany. Delaware corporation, duly
signed by said corporations, and by
majority OF the respective directors OF
each thereof under the corporate seals
Of said respective corporations, ana Tor :
consideration OF said agreement ana Oh
the terms thereof, and for taking q vote
by ballot for the adoption or rejection
Of the same, and for the purpose on
transacting such other business as may
| lawfully come before such meeting.
L. BERIZZl. Secretary.
Industrial Fibre Corporation Of America
Corporate Seal, 1920, Delaware
nov13- % % deco.
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FOR SALE

500 rolls OF good grade rubber
roofing; must be sold at once.
S G. WILLIAMS & BRO,
Third and ratnall SITS.
aae2-im. Phone 364.
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CTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
= SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DlSSOLuIlON;
To An to Whom These Presents May
Come Greeting;
Whereas. II appears 10 my satisfaction,
nv tduly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedines for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited in my office, the harden
Trading Company, corporation OF
this state. whose principal office Is
Situated al 91s-02O King street, in the
civ Of wilmington. county OF New Cas-
fle' state OF Delaware, Corporation Char,
ters company being agent therein anu
i'm charge thereof, upon whom process
NAV he served has complied with the
renuirements o. the Corporation Laws
NJ the state Of Delaware, as contained In
iatS section / to 21Ol. Section lSi, Chap
ter a. OF the Revised Statutes Of 1919,
AS amended. preliminary TO the Issuing
oi ictEHRRTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, I, Everett {. John.
son. secretary Of State, Of the state OF
Deiaware. do hereby certify that the
soid corporation did, on the fourth day
| ~ December. A. ID. 1920, file IN the
otBce a duly executed and attested con,
sent In writing. to the dissolution ol
| said corporation, executed bI all the
stockholders thereof, which said consent
ana me records OF the proceedings afore-
said. ore now on iile In my said onice' as
i nrovided by law. ....,,,..
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XXyoOD-CUT IN ANY SIZE; DELlv-
w cred anywhere. This is all live
oak, hickory. etc; special terms Tor
hauling their own wood. Call New Cas-
tie, Phone iS. deco-@I
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REGISTERS ORDER.

TSTGTE OF LAURA Wells. DE
t. CEASED
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
TcStamcntary upon the estate OF Laura
Wells late Of New York city New
York. deceased. were duly granted unto
Fouitahle Trust Company, ON the thlrd
day of December. A. d. 1920, ana all
persons indebted 10 the said deceased are
requested 70 make payment TO the eNecn-
tor without delay. and an persons haNihs
ouircd to exhibit and prsent the same,
duiv probated, 20 the said executor, on
or before the third day OF Decem is ner
A. D. 1921. OF abide by the law IN TINS
U EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
Address Wilmington, Delaware
dccG- eod-ai.
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PUBIC DRAFTING.

PUBLIC DRAFTING CO. s03 shipley
81. Phone 1851. Drawing, patent draw
ings. rracings. Open evenings.
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CERTIFICATE on DISSOLUTION;

STATE or DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
CERTIFIcATE OF DISSOLUTION;
To All % Whom These Presents May
Come. Greetings ..-.
Whereas, It appears to my satstac
tion. by duly authenticated record oil
the proceedings for the voluntary diSso.
tuition thereof by the consent Of all me
stockholders deposited In my office. the
y. +. sloan company, p.iai c9rp1raii
tion of this State. whose prlnclpai
offiee is situated at Z w Tenth street, in
the city OF Wilmington, county OF New
castle State Of Delaware, Corporation
Trust Company Of America pelns
agent therein ond IN charge t1ersoi' s upUn od',
whom process may be served, has com
pned with the requirements OF the COR
poration Laws Of the state OF DelaWade'
as contained I'm 1918. Section 1 70 zJOl,
section 1S7. Chapter 65, OF the Revised
statutes Of 1915. as amended, preliminary
TO the issuing Of this ,.eo., ,-,,,o>,
Now. therefore, !, Everett c. Johnson
Secretary Of state, OF me StsIe tb ol aid car
norafion did on the 4th day Of December,
4 IN 1870. file in the Office duly executed
and attested consent, in writing, TO the
dissolution Of said corporation, executed
nv ali the stockholders thereof, which
ssid consent and the records Of the pro
ceedings aforesaid, are now on ME IN my
SAID oine'' do P0'' in TESTIMONY
WHEREOF,
have hereuntC
set my hand ant
. OFFICIAL, SEAL official SEAL a
| Secretary's ONCE Dover. this ~
1SS5 Delaware 1898 day Of Dec, II
1911 the year Of ou
- Lord, one thou
sand nine hun
dred and twenty
EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
decg-1t Secretary Of State.
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NrnrIcr rn srnckunInERs.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
~ You are hereby notified that
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ma
tional Security and Trust Co. will be
held at the principal office OF the COM
pany, in the city Of Chicago, county OF
Cook and STATE Of Illinois, az No. ii south
la Sale street, on the Goth day OF De-
cember, 1920. az the hour Of 2.3O o'clock
T.. NJ, which meeting will at once al,
journ TO and be held at Room lOi, Hotel
La Sale, IN said city Of Chicago, at
which meeting there will be considered
the advlsability OF transferring all OF
the assets and property Of the National
Security and Trust Go. TO the universai
Guaranty Corporation, an llhn9ls cor
poration capitalized az two hundred
thousand dollars $500 OO0l, and formed
for the purpose OF taking over the assets
and business OF the National security
and Trust co. And you are further no
tined that on the 23rd day Of November
1920, the board Of directors adopted n
resolution TO dissolve the National Sc
curity and Trust Co; and that action
upon said resolution for dissolution sso
adopted by the board OF directors VIII
be taken ut said meeting Of stockhold,
crs. at which meeting you are requested
to be present ia person or by proxy.
Dated November - 1920.
GEORGE GROOM, President.
n. W. DUNN,
,.,no 1c.e n gnrrqfurv and Treasurer
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MUSICAL,

DENTLEMAN PIANO TEACHER DE
VI rires a few more private scholars.
Conservatory method taught. For an In
tarvicw, address p %. Box 29d.
1npv l2- mon wed -fri-1m-
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SILVER TIRE SHOP

202 KING STREET.
Used tires. all sizes, reasonable prices ;
expert vulcanlzing done; new tires reas-
enable. noNlo-An-
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REAL EsrATE-FoR RENT.

EoR RENT-HoUsE, ROOMS. BATH,
IL SO SirkwOod st. dec3-3t.
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A LII MEMBERS OF LAFAYETTE
~ Lodge. No. .. knights Of Pythias'
are requested 20 be present at the regu'
lar convention, on Wednesday evening,
December S. Business Of importance ~
reference 10 our trip to Clayton, Del, VIII
be discussed. big time Is being antici-
pated. r. y. SIMMONS.
decd-3t X Of X. a S.
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roR SALE.

nor SALE-DARK BLUE GEOR-
Il gette dress size 40. Price $40.
Phone 1397-W. decO-1t
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PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION..
ARE YOU PREPARED TO meet the de-
m4nds Of the reconstruction periodf TIT
Hines individual Instruction Method In
sures rapid progress and is invariabi'
HINEs' PRIVATE BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
s02 W 22nd St Phone o2-f-W.
5hne1S-1yr
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NOTICES.


nN AND AFTER THIS DATE
~ will not he responsible for any blils
unless contracted by myself. ,.
dec3-3t. CLARENCE X. BANLlS.
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TOR SALE-INDIAN SIDE CAR.
Il Mountz 4 Mckinney. SS7 Tatnall st.
de0-3t
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NOR sALE-$225 SPECIALITY TIN
II shop window box; will save that
much ice in one month. 3l5 Orange 81.
noV30-1m.
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C,TORE AND OFFICE FURNITURE
- Floor cases, desks, Office chairs. reg
listers. filing cabinets, safes, fixtures, etc.
We buy. sell and exchange. 4, nlNDlN,
iOi W. Second ST. Phone osss-R
inn1-lyr.
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JAMES STIRLITH & BRO.
DEALERS IN SCRAP IRON
Front and Tatnall SITS.

For saie-Steam pipe. soil pipe, J.
beams. channels. angles, columns, shaft
Inc pulleys, hangers, boilers, stacks,
enrtn,ss. lathes; one l2-inch power
driven printing press HOFFMAN talior
press.
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EOR sALE-PARROT; CAN TALK ;
Il can say most anything. 1916 Walnut
street dec6-3t
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HOUSE PAINTING.
nUsINEss COLLEGEs.

DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL,
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Tenth aud King Sts., Wilmington
Private or Class Instruction.
sug23-1yr.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
zkeAzs zRox
 TIE EENEDEV1MAzZD RLzZE
1p LiXIaz PGSehaI D0D

Says he'd like to have a home. He's bachelor looking for a wife. He wants a woman like me. Well fixed, she won't wed for gain. Has he money2 Well. I don't know. It seems mercenary to ask. He's so set on sentiment and all. I never saw him spend any. He never takes me out.
 But he goes along in my car. He says it's much nicer here. He's a home man. not a rounder. He'd marry me if I had nothing. know, because HE SAYS so. What more could woman ask? As I remarked 10 Mrs. Smith. She was in here just now. She Uttered. I asked indignantly: Whatever are you iaughing at?" q do believe she's jealous cat.) Poor thing She went home sneering. I'm sorry for her.
 She was a widow with a 4-flat Her seconds called a Widows Nit, She thinks men are all like hers. Of course. it's hard for the woman. She can't believe in love
 And me being loved the was am Isn't it odd?
 Folks think themselves beloved. But others are married for money. Copyright, 1920, by Public Ledger c,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01

EDGAR w CROFT, THE WELL KNOWN NEWSPAPER COR RESPONDENT OF CHICAGO IS SEEN IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH SHAVING HIMSELF WITH EDGED RAZOR A PASSENGER ON ONE THE HUGE TWENTY-SIX PAS SINGER CARRYING LAWSON AIRLINERS FLYING BETWEEN INDIANAPOLIS AND CHICAGO AT AN ALTITUDE OF TWO MILES.
 CROFT STATED THAT HE FOUND IT MUCH EASIER TO SHAVE HIMSELF ON 4 MODERN LAWSON AIRLINER TRAVEL ING AT A SPEED OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILES AN t5oITR THAN HE DID SHAVING HIMSELF ON RAILROAD TRAIN RUNNING ALONG THE GROUND AT THE RATE OF FORTY MILES AN HOUR
 THESE ARE THE LARGEST PASSENGER CARRYING pr AYES IN THE WORLD AND WERE DESIGNED BY AN AMERI CAN ALFRED w. LAWSON, AND ARE BUILT IN MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN.
 PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS SERVICE WILL SHORT RF ESTABLISHED BETWEEN NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND CAV FRANCISCO WITH A NUMBER OF THESE AIRLINERS IN OPERATION.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
THE WIDOWS MITE

traded my house for a 4-flat It's lovely white stucco one. They're plentiful in California. never saw them elsewhere. Garage, garden and sleeping porch. Living porch and disappearing beds. Rose trellises at the windows. Think of thati With a flat. They don't grow 'em so in N'Yawk Now I'm a queen with a cueendom live in one flat. my choice. The other three I rent out. They're called Homes for Widows. It's the way widows do out here. It saves living with another woman Then she finds a man to marry. He's called the Widows Mite. He moves right in with her. He collects the rent for his keep. He tinkers up Tin Lizzie. There's a lot to keep him busy. wouldn't have a Mite" like that. Rather live alone in my flat have a real beau myself. But its me he cares about.
 He doesn't want the 4-flat.
 Though he's glad I'm so comfortable He says the place needs a man, though He's good with machinery. too.
 He likes my hammock and my pies. But better still he likes my eyes.
 He hates marriages of convenience.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01

The young hay across the vny snyn ner father e far too honorable a man 70 nink of breaking any law. no mat yer what he thinks of if. and as soon ss it was decided to limit campaign contrtoutions to ti.ooo each he fell into the spirit of the thing and gave most or his In the names of his clerks. ste- nographers and omcs boys.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
S::l..JC.S IS l... \ Y: I|'''' |:'. ||::'. {! l!
By O. 8. JOYFUL

3y O. 8. JOYFUL And then it came to pass that a rich man traded his heritage for hooch. for in thcs4 days great wealth availeth naught When man thirsteth: and a humble cottager posseseth the where For this Is a true story. though mar vclous and strange-- It is the story of a house and lot traded for a cocktail or two--a s5000 abode for a sniff Of tanglefoot.
 Reel One The millionaire rolls grandly forth upon the boulevard. taking the air. He has nothing else to take. He passes a house owned by him. 'T'n visit the worthy cottages within" says he. "My butler Is out. says the cot tager. "The maid is on a vacation and the janitor has the gout. But I still possess two hands. Would you7" What strange word is this you speak7~ asks the humble millionaire. "A Martini" replies the renter.
 (Time Elapses) There is a closeup of the millionaire smacking his lips. A look of sad remi- niscence is in his eyes. How much have you got and where did you get it7" he asks. twenty-five cases, bought before prohibition.
 ''Tll buy half of it.
 Wouldn't sell for any price. But any time you'd like a drop. just call ir.~
 And the millionaire rolls on.
 Reel Two Yes, the millionaire pays the cot- tager a second visit.
 Again the smile Is produced. "How do you like t-is house?" asks the man of wealth.
 Pair" says the tennant. Out ft does need painting and" ~How much would you say it is worth7"
 Maybe t5000."
 "Ail of that. How much did you pay for the cocktails?"
 ''Ten dollars a case-S250 all told. 2 'Tsets trade even2r
 The renter hesitates. ''You're on,' he says.
 Reel Three Tn the dark of the moon strong arms bear the precious cases to the waiting automobile.
 Reel Four
 The deed is recorded on the books of the county.
 But only a very. very few know tha the consideration recorded there means 25 cases and not 25 dollars.
 THE END
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
10000 eoLsHEvlkl CAPTURED

SEBASTOPOL. Sept. 27.-General Wrangel has made prisoners of nearly 20.000 bolsheviki north of Alexan- drovsk With the aid of the Ukrai- nian general, Makno, it Is reported that Wrangel controls the famous Donetz coal basin.
 Wrangel will attempt 10 carry on a winter campaign. It is asserted that he has obtained a guarantee of one million dollars. with which he is pur- chasing needed supplies.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
waANeEL CONTINUES ADVANCE

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 2S.-The troops of General Wrangel. anti-bol- shevik leader in South Russia. are con- tinuing to pursue the bolshevik along the railroad east of the Dnieper be- yond Alexandrovsk. according to the communique issued today.
 North of Alexandrovsk we have captured 33 locomotives. II, GOO qars. 10 machine guns and 10000 prisoners" the statement says.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
GERMANS WILL STOP RED CROSS

BRUSSELS, Sept. 2s.--On the eve of the departure tonight of a sanitary train destinued for Poland from the Belgian Red Cross. Germany notified the government it would not permit the train to pass through German ter ritory.
 Notwithstanding the German threat, the train left for Poland at 6:45 D. m. after a demonstration at the station by a great crowd.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
VILLA ORDERS TRACTOR

FL PASO. Texas Sept. 2s-A farm tractor of the "crawler" type has been ordered by Francisco Villa and will be shipped to the former bandits ranch in Mexico tomorrow by an Fl Paso firm.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
AN oRLIelNe LADY

PARIS. Sept. 2S.--Mme. Bonter, the proprietress of the PeGrano Circus. died Friday. She was a prudent wom- ar. and had or tered her tomb four years ago. But as there was a war on, labor was very scarce, and work w0s
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
MAoMAN RUNS AMUcK

MADRID. Sept. 2S.--The village of Talmarida was thrown into a state of tanic several days ago by a madman. wi.o raced down the main stree'. knife I'd band attacking every one whom he knew He killed three persons and
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01

With the tractor will be shipped a hay press and tractor blows. the whole order amounting to s6.oo0. This is in addition to s60.000 order for horse drawn farm machinery recently shipped to Villa.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
tomb was ready.

OF Friday when she was dying the conis actor came 10 see her. and told her that the tomb was ready and pre- sen,ed his bill. which was settled im- m diately.
 Madame died the same afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01
BRACELETS REPLACE

Since no sleeves are worn with the smartest of evening gowns. Paris hss' adopted the fad of covering the arms with bracelets. As many as six or sew en are worn. some Of them above the elbow.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-01

wounded six others. including two gendarmes who were endeavoring to seize him. He was eventually wound ed with revolver shots.