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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

The condition OF Prof. Franklin
Sonnakolb who has been confined
in a local hospital the past two
weeks, Is greatly improved
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17

price Of corn took place today largely
as result of predictions that the In,
terstate Commerce Commission would
soon use emergency measures TO move
grain more rapidly.
Opening prices. which varied from
unchanged figures to u advance. with
July 11Sk to l.19. and September o.
to l65iv. were followed by decided
setback all around.
Oats paralleled the action Of corn
After opening unchanged 70 "a p
higher. including July at 93iA asS' :
the market underwent materia sag
Provisions weakened with grain and
hogs Buyers were scarce.
NEW YORK. May i1.-f'lour firm;
spring patents. 1s..5aia..5; spring
clears II 50a12.ae; winter straishts
ls.0oa1 100; Kansas straiGhts lio9a
1890.
Porh--Staaay: mess i2una 1900;
family 30 o0sa 81 No. Lard Easy: mid
die west - a0a2l.00
Raw sugar Strong: centrifugal
2l31: refined irm. unchanged 10 J cent
higher: fin" granIlated 20.3na2s 90.
Futures wer" firm and quite active
This morning. With prices making new
high records. both the July and Sep
tember positions selling a the .2-cent
level There was buying by trade IN
terests and commission houses
prompted by the continued strength
in the spot market and prices al mid
day were about % to 5. points net
hi CHER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
Photoplay Features.
Ratio.

One Of the most enjoyable Of the
new pictures this week presents Con-
stance Talmadge a. Moore's Rislto
in pure farce called The Love EN-
pert. 1t is the story Of Young
woman with theory which causes
her expulsion from school and forces
her father 10 send her 10 a stern
aunt She believes She viii know the
man She should marry If her face gets
red and her heart palpitates when she
touches his hand. but she IS consis
tent in believing that that is the way
low. manifests itself 10 others.
fi'r aunt is in love with man who
las an aunt and two sisters 10 sup
port. 'Babs'--for that is the name of
he Wis" young woman finally sue
ceeds in getting her father tangled
up with Jim's aunt. marrying his two
sisters off to eligible Young men and
landing lin for herself. il is 2 pic
ture OF laughter and a genuine chaser
OF the blues Supplemental fea
lures and musical program add 10
The tnterta inment.
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and Live Stock
GRAN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Nd, MAY Il tSpeciaD.-
Potatoes-White. western Maryland and
p.nnsxlvania ,er 1oo ne -,0.S 40
do New York ANA Maine N 50a
: 90. eastern sl,or. Narrlana and Eir-
rinia ATct,ormicks 0oa. IN. cohblers
S3QaS 90. do All sections No , GOA
$50: do. 30. 3. 2.46sa 30: Florida new
No l. per barrel. l5.aoal IS 90: do. No. =.
l2.O0a14.00. do. No. ,. ..00a9. 90: sweets.
North Carolina. per barrel. S.U0a..""
do. eastern shor.. Maryland and Nir-
ginia. S.0aa9.O0: No. ?, 4.O0a3-0o vans.
No. J. barrel. 8 ooa 80; No = i-ooa
800
Ne.ttabies ana green trui > p ~, - :.
varieties N". l. per barrel s."oa ~ :
40. 10. s,u'a","" 40 ooa 'pI'ss
pr box. .o"a ~: leans pr nasMe,'
Ir"en' '"a -. 10 p: - "a, > m
rabbase. pr hssktt, .'Na 90: . se,sfs'
p"r crate" 'nos %; 'ssp'am f,. r''f" ',ar
yer cta'.. ".'oa"."'. '"'"'ii"'s' w.
: ha Ut. 2.'pa ~. hoy an,
- n,if"''. 'o' 100 ~. - sn. "a
%: sale NATIVE. per pnsh,'. ''e a..
lettuce. Florida: per nasAe'. 800
''.""; mons. ifNas ierh'n"a'
crate. :. 'oa"on. spring oull'hes' i-''a
90" ,s,or
oranges. iorioa. pr ;,.,
SIZE. qua W peas r ,, w
ba sket. .p"a -: peppers '"rina. per
crate. .'.'p: spih","' 'ia'''' -
hushel. "saSo: rhubarh native per
100 punches, } otai.oo. ooo
Tomatoes. fancy. per basket t:Vna
80: do. choice. per bask et. iva o ?" :
beets. per 100 buncnes. 5 wa ~ ny "a
r"ts, per leo h'nch.s. '.opa ~ "a
| parasus. green No l. per oo~ ca. !, n
a"-eo: d.. 40. per "oEeh' .
do, white. No. l. per dozen. 2''a.' :" !.
do. No. ? l.3oa2,25 radishes. NATIVE.
per 10" lunches. 2ppa2.'o'
Stra wberrirs. Norfolk. per quart.
22isa30: southern. per QUART. 2ua3 !:
do. eastern shore OF Maryland and
VIRGINIA. per quart. 3oa%3.
Flour-Quotations.p per barrel IN ~ :
pound sacks carload lots): Winter
patent. H. o0al4.0o winter slra!gnt.
T. 50aIa75: spring patent. l5.0oala .'5 !:
spring straight. 1i.0oa14:1a; hard
winter patent, 14.13aio.3o: hard
winter straight. 131aa14.a0: rye flour.
medium to choice. 1.o0a 2 80: corn
meal: per loo pounds, ~ ,;a, ~. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
THE WEATHER.

The District OF Columbia. showers
probable late tonight and on tomor-
row; slightly warmer tonight: gentle
to moderate southerly winds.
Maryland. showers probable late to-
night and tomorrow: gentle to mod
crate southeriy winds.
Virginia. showers probable late to-
night and tomorrow. except fair near
the coast tonight: slightly warmer to-
n'aht In the interior: gentle to moder-
ate east anc southeast winds.
Records. for Twenty-Four Hours.
s pm. SO; u midnight, ~. Today. (
AZ. ~; s n M. Is; noon, 81: 9 pm. 6s.
9 pm. a0:4G: ~ midnight. 1850. To-
day, am. so.4s: . am. so.ls: noon.
a0.42: 2 pm. 1910.
Highest tom perature, 40, occurred
ture. Il. occurred Al 4 am. today.
Temperature sans dets fast year.
Highest. -, lowest. 81.
Tids Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
goodstic surveyJ
Todny-Low tide. 1859 am. and
l:%o pm: high tide. 6,5S am. and 7:2S
pm.
Tomorrow--low tide. 1850 am. and
v.s7 PM high tide. 7.%s am. and s:l7
pm.
TIE sun and Moon.
Teday--sun rose. t.s% p.m.; sun
"Ts..s.tw.-sua 'ls.. ~. .,~.' sun
Mean rises, 4ial am. sets, s,4s IN,
Autamabils lamps to be lighted one.
h&lf hsus Aflss suasst,
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as well. to say nothing of the hosts
of older folks who go because the
children like II so. Is the picture OF
II is a Maurice Tourneur production
for Paramount Artcraft of Robert
Louis Stvenson.s famous story Of ro-
nance and villainy on the Spanish
main and there is not q feature OF
interest 10 the story that 10 lost by
the picture. Shirley Mason is pic
iured as young Jim Martin and she
ma kes a very2attractiye boy. while Lon
CLANCY. Charles Ogie. Al Filson and
Sidney Dean. with others, adequately
picture the other famous Characters
Of the story. The program also in
ciIdes minor Aim features and or
chestral accompaniment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
BRITAIN BARS ALIENS
IN PETROLEUM CONTROL

Great Britain's policy with reference
to world petroleum supplies is report
ed to be to exclude aliens from tn
control of petroleum supplies within
the empire and to endeavor to obtain
some mea sure OF control over oil prop
critics in foreign countries. the Sen
ate was informed today in a State
Department report transmitted by
President Wilson.
The report. signed by Undersecre-
tary Frank L. Polk, was furnished in
response to resolution by Senator
Gore. democrat. Oklahoma. asking
what disabilities We're being imposed
upon American exploita ton Of world
oil resources by other countries.
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BERLIN BANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN. via London. May 1.-THE
statement of the Imperial Bank of
Germany. issued May =. shows the
following changes:
Total coin and bullion decraa sed
330n0 marks: gold decreased 5000;
treasury notes increased 139S14.0O0:
notes of other banks decreased a31.-
600: bills discounted decreased 4.o12.-
eco: advances decreased 5.2l9.hoo:
investments decreased 3.209 900: other
securities increased 1857. 1Gl 900: notes
in circulation increased 33 10000: de-
posits decreased 1865. .0a0: other
liabilities increased 121.s94.000. and
total gold holdings. 1091.6s0000
marks.
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Metropolitan.

Louise tilaum is the pictured star OF
Sex. this weeks attraction at Gran
dalIs metropolitan. and also AT the
hnlckerhocker for the first two days
OF the week 1t is the story or Al.
rienne Renault, theatrical star of a
metropolitan roof garden. who knows
the way of the vampire and gladly
imparts her knowledge to an unso.
phisticated chorus girl. who ulti-
mately vamps young millionaire
upon whom Adrienne has set her
heart and staked her all Chickens
Come Home TO Roost" would be an
appropriate. name for the picture
which is another Of those screen de-
eoctions that are good or bad accord
ing TO your point Of view. The sup
Elemental attractions, including nu-
steal features, add much to the enter
tainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
MAYA SOCIETY ORGANIZED.
To Study Indian Races Of Mexico
and Central America.

PHILADELPHIA. May l1.-Dis-
tinauished Psychologists have or
ganized here the Maya Society. the
object Of which is the study Of the
Indian races OF Mexico and Central
America Particular attention viii
be given to the period OF civiliza-
ton when great cities are believed
to have been built there more than
1000 years ago the ruins of many
Of which dot the forests of Yucatan.
First efforts. it was stated. will be
directed toward discovering a key to
the Maya hieroglyphs.
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I.IBERT, BONDS.
DEMOCRATS OF DISTRICT
OPEN HEADQUARTERS

The democratic central committee OF
the District Of Columbia today opened
hea douarters in the Bond building.
l4th street and New York avenue.
The committee is expected to an
nounce at an early date its plans for
the election Of delegates to represent
the District at the democratic ma
tionaI convention in san Francisco
June IS The District has six dele
gates. Six principals and six alter
mates will be elected under arrange
ments made by the central committee.
Four years ago primary was held
for the election OF the delegates to
the democratic national convention.
Prior to that the delegates were elect
ed in party conventions here.
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Crandall's.

Corinne Griffith. pictured in The Car
Ter Girl" a film version Of The Me-
mento." o Henry's appealing story OF
stag. life. entertained ,he patrons OF
crandalrs Theater yesterday and con-
tnues today and tomorrow. II Is
story Of vaudeville player who ahan-
dons the Stage in the hope of finding
in small town life her ideal OF man
hood only To meet with establishment
until the psychological moment. when
real happiness comes into her life. u
is an interesting story. we'll told in pic
tIre form. and is supplemented With
Turkey, with other features and or
cheSiral accompaniment.
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Columbia.

youthful Folly" with Olive Thorn
as as IFS picture star, is entertaining
"iiimbia patrons with typical
screen miX-up in which a guilelesS
but beautiful young southern girl,
who longs for the world beyond" is
Juggied into marrying man who
marries her simply that he MAY have
an opportunity to be near another
woman also married, and a second
cousin of the euileless southern beau
y. The problem. however. is worked
out without tragedy and with A
shadow OF moral to adorn the tale
u is TYPICAL screen romance and
found many who liked it,
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Limited Wardrobe.

From the Boston Transcript.
Rix-Isnt II annoying when you
leave your keys in the pocket OF your
other suit"
Dix-Don't know. ] have never left
my keys in my pajamas.
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Strand

Charles Ram kennedya famous play.
The Servant in the House in aim
version. continues at Moore's Strand
Theaier for second weeks exhibition.
lis story is familiar and eycellently por-
trayed in the picture version.
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Palace.

Another romance of an unsophisti-
Gated girl. an innocent convent ma id :
en-. who meets and marries a hero
who has another wife living and a
child. is this weeks attraction at
Loews Palace Theater. with Ethel
Clayton as its picture star. with Har-
rison Ford as leading man. 1t is
called "A Lady in Love" or course.
when the young woman discovers her
predicament she Immediately takes
steps to loosen the bonds that bind
her for life and. conveniently enough.
ultimately finds heart balm in the
young attorney who secures her di-
vorce Supplemental features and
pretty music are pleasing diversions.
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Sew hank mt Clinton, Nd.
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Wash. Rwy. aud Flee. ISL 600 at 50. ,
Potomac Flee. con. as-$l 900 at IS ~ 81 no |
at SLY. xl.0'D at s5l2. 81 600 at ssh $1,000 |
at e5ly.
After call:
Wash. Rwy. aud Elec. pfd., 10 at 46.
Bid and Asked Prices
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Grain, Produce
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh -: averag &c
receipts. a.: southern. 43.
LIVE POELTRY-Rooste per H..
spring. per h.. S0aS5: hens. per b. 30.
Keats, young. per ID. 1aaS4-
DRESSED POULTRY-F'resh- killed
String chickens. per H.. 90a1.O0: hens.
per ID. IS: ROSTERS, per lb., IS: tur-
keys, per h.. 45a50.
LIVE STOCk-t's,.ves. per H.. l6al.;
ambs 2oa22: sheep. Sal0.
GREEN FRUlTS-Apples. per Dbl.
new. 4,6Oa1O50: boxes. ..a0a AS; Cali
fornia lemous. per box. 4.00a4 so: pine
appl"s. 5.00a1,00; Florida oranges. Soo
a 1000: grapefruit. '.0oa. 30; rawter-
RES. pint. 20: quart. 81 Y.
NEGETA BlES--rotatocs Florida.
new. No. /. per bill. li.uoa!t.," :"
No. >. inar bhl. /. :,oa 10: " 'tt n.
old per sack. 1iJOa1@.o0: nearby. p"r
Dbl. 1i.ooa1o.on. strinG beans, per
BASKET. !. .u.t.-..,n. lima j. va 4.r y II
ket. Florida. ,.ooa1.,"; eggplant. per
cr,," :: !..r,. "a i,ir,>r S''.'il
Carolina, per crate. G.01a6,o. h""ts,
Flor.dt. per crate. 2.:,oa".2'. lettuce.
soH'.','&n, Der haSi..t. :, Goa::,1" nearby.
PEI crate, / .Goa".0 %. celery. per doZ j.,
squash. per crate. 3.0Oa4.00: spring
onions. 2..0a3.00 per 100 punches:
sweet potatoes. S.00a9.0o: vans. i.o"a
$50: :'uirach. per Dbl. , ooa2.a0 tior-
ida peppers, per crate. 6.o0aS.oo: Flor
ida tomatoes. per crate. h.aoaS.oO ::
Texas onions. per crate. 3.00a3.o0. as
uaraSus, per doZ., 00ao.OO.
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Garden.

Treasure Island the joy Of every
boyish heart. with many girl admirers
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DAIRY MARKETS..

BALTIMORE. Md. May Il tSpeclaD.
Arrivals by boat: PouItry-live
chickens. young. large, smooth. lb..
9oa33; do. young. rough and STACEY
H.. 40: do. winter. two and half
pounds and under. 60a65: do. spring.
one to on" and a half pounds. 20,
old roosters. ID. 20a2l; do. old hens,
over four pounds. ID. Sc: do. small TO
medium. ID. SO: do, white Leghorn
hens. lb.. 81; ducks. Muscovy and
mongrel. lb.. 32a3a; do. white Pekins,
ID. 3ia35: do. puddle. lb., 80: smaller.
poor. ID. 80: pigeons old. pair. ioao0.
do. young. each. 50: do. old. each, SO
Eggs-W estern Maryland and Penn
sylvania nearby. doz.. A.: eastern
shore. Maryland and Virginia. doZ.,
a: West Virginia. doz.. A. western.
Al; southern. doZ.. 49,
Buiter-treamery, west separator
extras. S2a63: do, prints. extras, ga
So: nearby creamery extras, 59a60:
dairy prints, Maryland. Virginia and
Pennsylvania extras, 4oai2: store
packed firsts, 80: rolls. Maryland and
Pennsylvania extras. 39a40: do. West
Virginia extras. 3sa39: do. Ohio eX-
tras. 3sa39: process butter, o2aai.
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Eif,v Million From Brokers.
On the Local Market.

Business was greatly restricted on
the local s; ock market being con-
fined to a few lots Of Railway pre-
f,rred at IL and few shares of Mer-
genthaier at l30. while the business
in bonds was restricted to Railway
Is at SEA.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
HAROLD FROM ARIZONA
 PEN. GOES TO NOGAlES
 AND MAKES BIG HAUL

MORALES, Ariz.. Oct. "A com plete outfit of woman's clothing, from ha, to shoes and including furs anl jewelry, was recovered by police here today when they received into custorg Augustin Jaramillo. the officers said
 Jaramillo was accused by the DO, lice Of having burglarized the resi-, dence of Dr. l. M Merritt. The off cers said Jaram'llo told them he was about 10 be married, that his nancee needed a trousseau and that she went to the doctors house and took what she needed
 Nothing else in the house was dis turbed. according to the police
 Jaramillo, the officers asserted. was released from the Arizona state pris- on on parole August 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
TREASURY CERTIFICATES

DALLAS. Tex oc, The seer. 'a-y of the treasury of ,he Uni.ei States has authorized an ofesr!ng o. a limited amoun, of treasury ceriif- mates O: Indebtedness dated and bear ing iDteres; from October Ii. ls2o. series T NJ, four ls and twen,y-one II per cent, dee March l5. lsel
 AS fiscal agents Of the Uni,el S,a:es ne Federal Reserve Bank of Dalla, is authorized 70 receive SUD, scrip;ion allotment in iu. in the or. der or receipt of applications ID t> he amounts indicated by the secre. iary or Inc treasury. Almost any banking institution Nil handle your subscription or you may make sup script!on direc, 70 the Federal Re. serve bank. Investors are reQues,el l ,o place their subscriptions as soon as possible Subscription books are now open
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ANO RACE TO PHOENIX
SAYS FL PASO MAN

FL PASO. Tex, Oct. 1.-Telegraph wires between El Paso and Phoenix were kept warm during the last few days si;h questions from w. E. Fer guson. Of Phoenix, and NJ. l.. Naquin, of Fl Paso. regarding the coming road race.
 Some time ago ii was announced that the Fl Paso road race for thls season would end in San Diego, Cal and not pass through Phoenix ca route.
 The ii-s; telegram received in Fl Paso from Mir Ferguson stated tha, Phoenix had raised 5000 for the Fl Paso-Phoenix road race this fall and the anwsr from Mr. Naquin stated that the only race he was interested in was the Fl PaSo-San Diego road
 
 race, scheduled 10 be run in February next year.
 This answer brought Chas Staube- and sidney Wolf, of Phoenix, ;o this ci:y for a direct interview with Mir NaQuin. According 10 Mir. Naquin Phoenix had put him 10 a great deal Of inconvenience last year in not pro curing is share of the promotion money for the race When We had al ;he entries in and the race ready 10 star; I ralled on the Phoenix au thori,ies for ;he money said Mr Ma quin They told me they had nothin 10 contribute have waited an en, tire year to tell Phoenix something and when inc TWO Phoenix represen' ,a;ives came he-e I did SO"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS
 IN pArnER ORDERED

PHOENlN. Az Oc'. Pub 'g sale of forfeited un-eservei and ua- sold town lots d, aPrker, Ar.z.. has been ordered by .he secretary of tho Interior on recommendation Of Clay Tallnan, commissioner of ,he gen era, land office. according 70 word received by the federal land office here
 The sale win be he'd at Parker, November 6,h under he slpe-, sion Of rhe superintendent; Of opening and sale Of Indian reservations. and me los must oe sold d; 10, less than their appraised value. he order said No lot will be sold for less than SIC. according 70 the instructions
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
RESULTS OF CITY PRIMARY.

With 6S votes cast. 56 Of these dem oeratic and Republican, the city prl- mary was he'd yesterday. with only one contest on the Democratic ticke; developing when the name Of Tony D. Cochetii for councilman from the sec ond ward was written in over tho name of II. r Johnson. appearing on the ballot,
 Although the Republican ticket was blank, candidates for mayor and coun. Ci'men from every ward but the fourth were written in and will appear on the ballot in November.
 ". NJ. Bludworth. for mayor, demo cra;, was nominated hy & vo,es, and (, l. Cummings was nominated on the Republican ticket with votes out of the : cast. Following Is ;he complete result of the vote:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10

years and his oddity is expressed in no uncertain way from time 10 time or his celebrated blackboard, which adorns the face of his store building and many are he odd things the board contains. On last Sunday ths P-ospector man noticed the following announcement "l wish 10 thank the people of Bisbee. Douglas. Tombstone and Naco. the officers and enlisted men of the |. s. Army-all have con. tributed their share and made it poss' Ole for me 60 put ul the pavilion. People from every state in the union have helped My creditors have bee, verp Kind to me and hope that this place wi.l be a credi: 10 Arizona when l have goen t1 parts unknown"
 THE RHODE ISLAND JEW"
 Expressive Of every appreciation :s the foregoing and extmplary Of n. >olici'u1e for others as Is expressed in his famous sign which is now well known Dry farmers babies nursed while they wait" Jacks place is well worth seeing
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
KING GUILTY SECOND DEGREE MURDER.

This morning the jury in the case Of tAe State agains; John King. the negro trooper Of the 10th cavalry. re- iurend verdict Of guilty in the see. ond degree The jury asked he ex, treme clemency Of the court. C,aud. ics Mcguire. who was indicted along with King. was released from custody following the dismissal of his case OH motion Of the county attorney. due 10 insufficient evidence 10 convict. Tho jury had been out all night
 Following the completion Of the King case. Judge Lockwood excused the jury until Monday morning. anu called for d drawing or another iu.y panel Of 40 to report Monday morn. ing for duty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ROAD WORK.

owing ;o the extIcme dryness County Engineer Sid Smyth is shl.;. ing great deal of his construction work to maintenance work It is ab- solute.y necessary that there be more moisture in the ground before con. s:ruct!on work can be effectively done in many places but maintenance work, especially that of cleaning out drain. age iitches and repairing levees, the cleaning Of the right of way and simi- lar work can be carried on 70 adyaG- ;age.
 As soon as the county force can g., ;o i, the work oi grading the ;wo-mile stretch between Buena school house and the ,roughs on the ,-ay 70 Ram sey canyon will be done This is he weak link in the road from Bisbee 10 Fort Huachuca via Hereford or the Tombstone 10 Ramsey canyon road.
 The wooden bridge between White City and Buena school mas been re- moved and a large dip takes it's plac , which is much more satisfactory than a wooden bridge The floor ot the bridge over the san Pedro al St. Da vid needs rebuilding, as i; WiA soon be dangerous.
 The military convoy which recent y crossed | had ,o lay blanks 10 car. ry their machines over i:. The need of a bridge 10 reach the powder plant near Land station is . growing want.
 Work into the Chiricahuas or the scenic rou:e from Ligh; .s progress ing satisfactorily
 The first rain that ial,s VI. see fhe maintenance crew doing a much neel. el work on the Benson road from Cur. t!s Fla, into Benson
 An effor; will be ---e by Mr. Smyth 70 remove al trace of he co-- rugation made by tractor driven over the highway wi-h he Jugs on some time ago by driver who cer- 'ain.y lacked Judgment. z uo- com. mon sense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior

|. s. Land Office al Phoenix, Ari- zona, September 25, 1920.
 Notice is hereby given that Frank K. Courtrighi. ot Fairbanks, Arizona. who, on lols-l7 X 12.l6.1S, .naie Honies;edd Entry No. 036529- 9SG7So, for E.. Si:'. See 20, NisNWA 'o,s and . sec. 3s. rl: NEi. Sec. 2a, WIZ sF', F.. sWi. Sec. 20, Wig 'NEi,, Eia Nwi4 Section 29, Township 2o-S., Range ls-E., G. & $ R. B. < Meridian. has flied notice Of intention 60 make Three Year Proof, to establish claim 10 the land above described, be:o7e N. A. Fowler, |. $ Commissioner, al Tombstone, Ari. zona. on tle 3d day Of November, l920,
 Claimant names as witnesses.
 Frank T. shaver. of Ft Huachuca, Arizona. Ynda.ecio Solano. Of Elgin, Arizona, Lee Harkey. Aria II. liar. key, both Of Fairhank. Arizona.
 CHAS. E MARSHALL. Register.
 First pub October 8. 1920,