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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
THEATER BILLS

Fmpf,E iheRfrr, IN ~ a m 10
iOl. D. NJ Constance Tain dg
In "fsn N''ks'
Majestic thsni.r. - n N 10 inI
y m liort lytril In Lpmltfll.
ia d" cun'dy
Sow iully thoai,r 10 m. ~
inb T. NJ " n Wufn"f in -
Fupn,e From Aaifmouy,' cpm'
,iy
Greenland thest'r. 70 . N ~ u
p M rhHflrs RAY IN The COD
foppot,' Marguerite cuurnt m
Found nnd tagged COMEDY
Llb'ry th'At't. opniI0lous per
furmnrrr Vaudeville piriufrs
fyfic rhontrL 80 20 i. a. y m
NapurSili" plr'uf's
rn'n,e Uh'aisf matinee and nIFht
tuiii'H ~ 1920.
Oy'fhnlscr thrairr ti5 = IN
"Dh' bHty"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
NI:w ORLEANS

SEw DnLEANr Jan - a morH
lover iN'fpupt msrt,t tnrn dus s'tuu-
lated Fpod demand ~ cotton on me
"lruiuT - me contract market to-day sri
in me ffst nor hour II buslnEs. prices
E.lurd D. 10 20 puini.. Matth uadirr
up 10 o. &c p,1 crop months wsr,
stronger AMI more active then me new
abLDpEh the SsA'her map Sas cor'id-
tfsti~ bsrass. Of low tsmp~fn t'iyss In the
wet snf the taius 10 the ssstcrn belt
Strady trading eaffsi Tie market pas
The hl"n hour iui early bY)ins cou
nsucsi to tzts pfotls and pr1flu. fsli ~
from ihs hFhtst levels, the trading
months standing ~ I S'shvk at n.t Fsirs
Of - 10 - POINTS hUdsfs~ selling fu
fiofts account Was stimulated by TIE
r'asn'- 81 sSflinr esrhAnEs, thr dtup
some comment
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Jan. it.--atocks were a..
tive ssd strong st the opening NJ teds,'s
market being stimulated hy the favor.
able statement iaswsd By the United
ntssss Steel corporation after the close
Of yesterdays trading. y. h atesi setas
only half . point higher. hat rsisted
shares wess up ! 70 almost Z points. No.
ssss and thsir subsidiaries aiss strength
sped with ollie and the bettss hns~r
sauirments rhs movsmrat peohahiy
would have assumed wider p-pportieAs bu,
for renewed weakness 10 fsssiss q.
chanre.
Food. ehsmieai saA psss, sSasss vee.
Amsrsesa Ccttoa on. Cshan kmssi~sn
Ssssr, visgiaia -casviina ChsnsicaL Inter.
national fsp~r and AmssicsN Wvssing
Paper preferrs1 rscssdsd eains oe 10 I
pctntn. rvi~es asatA rsertsa laisv, vAsA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

'htasd reactions ~ 10 ~ ~ points hnd
gave ihr nrfrti az urss .IIfI uudrftYrs
Reports ~ a EHDd IfInhrI mf spot
'"ltUn. Tor tuidilIns sn1 allow. save t'F
market IN sldsd st'a 'af.UFns tud Fofus
noe hufirs came IN f1.I.s iIR iHo pusiius
- iAfEa sIp0ftr IHfg shipments
AInouut't 80 N.its bales wti0h tpm
Pared slih t9tAi shipments tHIs dAY lAst
year ~ li.As0. Late ~ the morning Tine
mattst stood 81 not advances of a. t1
s, puiu's
Whus thet. VS. su1i dsai ~ bcai.sb
isIA around tHs finE owing 90 tie con.
ubu't weakness iu foreign sTrtbnge EUI
noftpusu'ss over uiousy market tonIi
tDus, .slltnF sas 'hs, t.i - fpr sustalrrd
s'feuE'h II Liverpool Inr,s uyte
shur,i an adSrr,s Of Hi1p' 80 20 lsB
Amman points anI there ~ss IuylnE
h'I' - houses ~Hh LissuoHl connections.
'h shiHh 'uohsfsie demand fom tho
Hhis h"lp'i 20 aHsDfb iNv ot'tr.nFs and
fafr tNs nntAr' s'raII.r tome lats boz
i.' iuuUug Narth wss selling 0fY,rt
ia -.' aii Iub o. - Hu"ffy aftTf uid
1o}. ~ sru-i - iu 20 points net LlgIrf
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KANSAS CITY.

KASFAs CITY, jan ;s--HOGa; r..
crlpts 10. oooi siow, a. IN soc lower; buis
tltSoW u 90 hesvtes fiiss1i2 90: me.
nlam utiegisbi hshs utlo0isiS.
cAHLE; rscsipts 1000. steady 70 ssr
h'Eh-r; eheics heavy steers 1is.s0is 30
medium ui ss6ls,s common Iie 30 n
u !s. eheles ilshts tii.eoais common
Vh0 90; butcher hetfers O. ss6i,-s.
COWS " fbN if'sg esrvsrs sk,sT7oe
calves ti'esTisfs fe.d.rs Vs,Gi, 20.
sto'trrs 81 senisso
HifEf receipts ssoe: ssc h,sh.,.
lsmt, tsfigii6o. cuii. 81. ssSI, 90.
yeatiinx vothefr tiSt5DIsnO eve. 30 rr
nlFoo .nils ~ ssGiost. breeding ewes
NQ9 Bi' 20 feeder ismhs SisssgIs.s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
At lot ~.

tAsr Ut iptls Jan s-HCDH -.
r.iris f'.o9o ~ 10 s0c tower top iisse.
hAla ~ faUi5'j heavy iis1sNI.ss
medium ~ 500 II; 70. llFh, ~. .o,ai. ~
pgs ~ hQgift9
CATTLE receipts 800: steady. thoics
heavy ssers ~ 'oHis 80 medium Ili 70
uls b tominon " ooois 70. rholo. iish,.
VIZ Oo1th,is; common tsituis7t. hutch.
~ h.ifers y TS1 1909 COWS y 7Sgiit0,
esnners o. 5ipiM cslvs. ti,ooH?o 80
h'ists q sohisoo r'6ekets o Opni6Lo
FhtFP receipts : 100 active 10 SO
hlsNer lambs W itH-i ea cuus iltd00
psGe
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TRAPSH00TERS OPEN
TOURNEY AT HOUSTON

HOUSTON. jan - Wofse usu in0
fisitInE tsi shpYi.ta tfn hone fr iIH
'nuu.u Bunny fuui '.IIr W'ff tN n
b.rinE ioday ant on .UI. uinIyN ihu
week Nbb hfIs. IS ffoff n h1.i.
son Rrd ffAnh Tfr'h HIr -Unrg ~
most prominent ~ IiI t#Uuu d.
y,atrfitys inu.h'fd pc r mr. TfuiN
l'd the nrli sIth M N|p,5 ons m,I
stn, through 10 W" t.'i pfnTfHm
bird events. All the HfEfs bfs foT
NfDfrd
Iionrton rms been ne tome ~ ~"
HYIny south 'IHf.I fHt .'Ff D.
uossr before N.N m b''.bi moe r'btf
Iy Hs largr
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l.1kEuPtHbl.

LfvEppOOi. Jan - Coito-. spc, IN
more inquiry dogd nlidiinE go .oi tul,
middiug :, fol middhns - rtd. los
0iidlin1 - ,Od good ordinary p. tid or.
dinsrY ~ tii Haics s0G0 hAlfr inciu1ing
tGee Amstiuan. Receipts 5000 tales. 10
American.
futurs. closed Nfm, Jan = sti Mar
"a i,e; May ~ a'd. July 1ltid. oct
- gGd. Dsr 20 God
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cue AGO,

rlifC AGn. Jan. - HOGS rs~sspts
Ne1Y :" lSf lover hulh " ;oai'se
top iiss heavy i0aoiass. medium
tlAitnl le-N. Ight ti,5sylgso, plgs
~ 1tglGts.
CATTLE r.e~rs =. .oos; Ntmi ehoic.
hsAty steers tibioHst so. medium 81, 10
niS 80 common tsboVii 70, choice usht
va is0glsfi common tsHis16 butcher
hsfors jsssgit7s. so~. gsTsNI, 50
rfnne'- a. sAhs-S calves sisaOatstn.
feeders " zoos 70! s,ockefs s;ssyiess
pitEf. rtc,lnn 10 o4o firm: iauh.
W. 0hfi co. nlis iiso09is 90. eholo,
ewes tle'sul3 sOi Gull. o. ooaIo.e
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. puTTrR
creamery. unehEnEsd. packing ii.o io~ef
~ E0Is 81 0i vwst per case. ils.o
POULTRY trns 10 hlTh't, :; nc
other. unchanged POTATOES IN.
caaUEt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

'NnY 49,, t's Sou notice hos cross.
eyed nnbs FiH ~ "Sptloe ~ why.
sfy lIiilF gi0l shcn st nrrt "a her
si iinhu shs sHs ~ cross eyed sh"
aie on no plate ahlgh iiurf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

RtNHAH CITY I'm - WHEAT
st,ady 90 o. higher. %, rafI g. 10
80, so :. ug-.. $50 2 i-i . ub
gt1 30 g. .gff0 frHN W.
,hirrsd No m.ssi I-Ut -. No :
vb|'s IitIuls So y,I.p q tsU
- pAT- unchanged. Na shi~
s9isdssr 80. rp'I bt9s 40 2
r,l .J,ai00 rNi t.f
EANEAH Di1f. Jan - clRN clos.
t.r.ui uiitfA Ny tt JuN o. l4ah
i.-N sept UiiNsi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
BAD CASE OF
RHEUMATISM
RELIEVED IN I DAY Br
MEw-o-RuMo

II. c. Husemann praises Nsw.s-
pumo In letter II sou suffer from
rheumatism you too can md relief "
you win follow Sir IIussmann's example
end 20 to your druggist and purchase
one bottle Of this wonderful remedy OF
send g. to the NEW .O-RUMo CO.
Cor Reno and Harvey su.. Oklahoma
city. Okla. for . weeks ue1tmsnt
which viii b. sen, postpaid. Read what
Mr. lIussmann says; Il have used ali
kinds of rhsuma,ism medicines In the
Lao, five years and found nothing that
done mo much GOOD un,ii c. Y Newell
persuaded mo to try one bottle Of his
rheumatism medicine. I got rslief the
frs, day. have used three bottles and
have not suffered With rheumatism
since" u. c. Husemann. tei West
Noble st.. Oklahoma City. Okia. tAdy.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

New Mathematics rs,rue,or.--hrthur
KincaId OF white Pigeon Michigan. APP
T. .nicd instructor ~ mathematics In
The lrvins junior high school. arriv~i
testoriat Mr. kinoaid VIII take the
cls ss.r oi ] II. Rogers who re-. .gned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
PROVISIONS


CutrA90. jsn ~ POTATOES -ssF
sffNeis - Cars. northern UhItss u 500
ats tai W 'ar lots western rvtss ~ 20
,af lots fusstis Iuhtins g. ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
Worry-Free

The sreat drrad ~ nine-tenths H m is--ths
Future. We know that the day MUST come
when We no longer rsn work to provide the
necessities " life what them VIII Ne
have enough laid by 10 carry US On viii
w know the bitterness. ~ dependency Re-
move tina, ',ad-and what would there be
TO worry about.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

Jim. wm docs WIlpn w,ndjsmm'r
lgUk ~ gJm'
TIM. "" N1s sh4Virg ~ hl. al'Y'd
French tr'or H~ 'twIiy ana ih"
French maid misfook - '0r iiassian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
NEw YORK sIEAR.

SEw Ytnk. jan ~ .-svGAr rss
r'saiy t.uII'ueaI lsoid. fna graug.
iat,i 10 GQgts 00c.
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ST lot ~.

pr tOtlP Jan POrITnI m.
shsNTri BtrTfH. tfyam'fY ,2g
ZOOS Sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
MIDDAY STOCKS

The folloWlnH q4ntsuon- of NV York
mstEs. up ~ ~ 80 m. today Wttv
compiled ~ Houston. Iihis company. ~
hnflh nfualMAL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
CRY NEAL EsTATE SOR aALR
HOWE This

fos an in~esfmcstt A massive. two .ssssy
ye,iow. pressed trich hulidiss. fssiis, IL
focms IN second floor end sovr stare
looms below This building esa not -
duplicated today fot less than go sss. In.
rated N = strategic bu~inen point, WIll
rsv et,fss thsu ~ percent Owners are
forced 10 sell and offer the buiidlns st q
saefnt~e prire ~ IN, ,nNa
GUARANTY INVESTMENT ~.
ssa.s 0ssssa,y Bahh tiAe. Nspis ssst
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nsAl E.rArn WANTED


PHnSs = ysss irsiap q the .,sh, prize.
IOt'ku6indp neatly co.
wss.sc !: r ss.:. sss.:: s'ris''' s Ct
WILL ~ lis'Sse = - : go ~. eioss
HAVE CK1H 1S1 I,yiS skalSs Unltsd
on aad Refining steck ~ vacant
l0tQ on pavement
I; ~. h!Li.iNdS G C. rGMvEA,.
~ Ln,~rty bank MAS. Maple ssft,
coTrAnE sny .iqcstiQn fVeIn e.aer
wzHF16-T = S.7ss~. ~sz.r Ks.ss.
wYM MAs y put IN splse1h s.eyiis.
vfesees9se ~ - nree gey9eat -
Ms /. III til ,s's's :. - W'l's'
lsv. Us1s@A lnllS.la )sols1sA Ssesmsat.
.lss Ssssssss slsss: Z ~, ~ a. a.
S.asp. ysPsAS ssN . - . - ksSs.s
Sss'ss.e:4 = - = -
u ~ ~ ~ III. III SSss Sssss.. ~ :.
~ III; e.. !. ,s = .:s5 SsIE.1s; ~; .s.'
& &
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rsTv MAI ssvAvv voa sAIE

CsTv REAi ssvATy voa SAFE
WAT 1850 sAcnIricK
Three loH iisi,o, 700 hlV,k west
Hspo, north front Walnut iib9,
nooMH upstairs. good fuuiiuIs. rent
st 100 cash, balance ssy
PhLNNtntL MAiNi lN'
nALr nLurk ~ r|a..sn. troam csl.
fofns iunraloW, breakfast iu1n. HIi
lhtrs' features. furnace ratHHf q 200
Jan,s. Walnut t11s. Walnut sii,.
O. 800
NIW ~ .pAtOw
iINL uIuNs
Iit, foous sri hls'tfasi foom, oss IN
tvO itomh. WD veil de Grated tptpsf
hi lo,atI M''i 3ub 'ussl Li'tns
WoHLNAy 4 COMPANY
walnut si ioIh wost Nsin
OWNIU MIST WiL
Epl,adli modern, Dsr frish i'fo"m Ani
sif, YlhF INI. 10 HuNu uu .IHt street. IuHi
or liausf ruult,ud i.Ia,ss.Yn Maf'h
!, o. spuntL Il nt. aspig. ptft ~ pfis- A.
ssay lonH. N 900 W.W q humr u0flb tt'
innitY Hni hatH f.Iun ahh. NfIia ina flf
nppoinim,ri il.'. utitIwnun
NARrNEsT uOrm4
several iupi turt ApHttu,His. paying
nom Ilrn 30 no 100 " I'f month
WAN, kLElh tuMrAhN
walnut sI.. ono Terminal IiiE
HpNE A"p tSCuME
liiTh flHHs dspU - ss fDutns sh'h
tao fWnHr.s at1 TOO upto iAto too.
story tuHst. sEDh win igfna,a sni So
rsEo. All Uu rntu"f iJb'lig, 'vt ds.nauis
cofnsf. close o.. unHbsss'. Capitol distfirt
son .issid,lt owntf Dffrp tli, splendid
HON. sud 'ne"ms pf'p'rV 80 'ty i'H-
"A ls.N
continent ,all !, h ioois Maple ~.
or wslnut is!B
II " GArpSER
,ii-l. American Nsrurst i'ant Wig
CLOSE ~. room oklahoma tIrsslo~
spieni1 rpau. q 80. terms. io.a'si
nohnN,.t 'sl > d M,o's, Hspis iyi
SIN Ht,sALuNA
ifste Ia me tuuxsIDs 90 Ws- ION
on paved street Hu' frHifI. .ft1 nsish'H.f. /
hood, - ~ the is'sst dssisa and dsndY I
fuf ouiy [. t4BVU. tUuu tsfWs. les Ua ]
show YOU ons on Wet gi.t .ussi. close
10 Ciaosn. ipt I 900 10. terms
I. N hEhNb.
Puths Nal.ut "a
Hoom 90 Amsrnu itsnk nir
ArAUfNEN
-Four iroom' rIuar in. tii.too. four g. I
rooms. taht dUsH issn. ~. 9u. tour . /
rooms rood tn.umr. 81 poV ,lus, iu busi. |
floor $4,000. sis sTDors. soiiI bfirA IN.
anms o. 1ou. one " ips best ~ gpU
-four tfo0uis. four tYum' nssfiy ne
solid brct. irciins ~ 40. so eJe tire.
story. close m ,sfHsr Income tso. faf /
auieE sale "a 800 Iur appointment 'su
X. Mg,rt Maple ia. OF NA'nut st3s +
" II. GAgUNEN
si'ls American hatauAl usnk iiiis
NLsr stATLtSTu HrIiEEI
CIlDiCE IDCATtpS GS 1ptNER
In Nsty hest te.lh.nts section ~ Dkis
homs tiiv iafg~ 10 room hone, .psplnN
porch, oAs on INST floor. bs~ly deco.
rated. In spifnild tnnHittnn tHuLis 90
rage ana froor servants house. SHADE.
huit nhu fufShhuft. tls. pAstha al pAii
out. 81 ii.oVp. wonderful sAlu. IN
good h0u-- terms 20 suit
ELLA. JOYCE q StCHotHpN
walnut .kV 'ii ,ip7i security Hids
tOME ATD tSvlST MENTs
'ofn,f two "a rood huiss. I'm. IN
eomr N good r,pslf fi,e hloCks from
Main street, p'ioo 5000. sep In and
q NICHOLS. INC.
Walnut isls
J. Shtl hauk Iild, 1h'fi floor
fotmerly Nichoi. = rhspdlsr
CLAHHkS co, Ot'fFUs
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ArAUrNEET nutHIE
Several tupi turt ApHttU'Ha. paying
ffum Ilrn 10 no 100 w psf month
Wtlli. ktLih tbMTAhN
walnut tI.. flt Tsfulusl iIiE
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Permanent Prosperity is
Based on PROPERTY

The worry free msn IL the man whc OWNS
property The man who dcA NOT own
property IL the man who must worry: and
nine times out ~ ten, come TO dependency
when his producing dsvs are ras'. fcr him.
self I, Is Rad enough; hu, for his dear ones
Is doubly hard-and bitter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

OWNIU MIST HliL
Epi,adld. modern, usr frish i.foon Ani
sif,YlhF psI. 10 HuHt nn .lHt street IuHi
or iiatssi Iuult,afd iUIa,ss.Yn Maf'h
!, o. spunsL II ns. asliy. pan ~ pfi'. ~
saaY loan N 900 N.ni a humr uufib th'
mnitY ani ha,s f.Ila ahh. nfIia uia fpf
rppoiHlm.ri Nl.1 utitIwuun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

lilEh flH.s dspp - st fpUins sh'h
tao twnsris ot1 TOO up.to .iAis too.
story tuhsa, tFlh Win fgTnata sni So.
rsEs. All ou rutusf. iJy'liO, 'vrt ds.HHliis
cofnsf close iH, nHiibsasi. Capitol dlstfirt
son .tssid,tt owntf pffrrs this splendid
home sud ,nrDus ptHpsfty 80 Nrfy fsH.
sonalis pfrs f1f gW,a ssis fof ap.
continent 'sii J d hOVs. Maple ~.
or wsiuul i,5B
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

" you inisnd TO build . homs any time
within the nstt t~O or three yrsfs tho
tbins for you a. do 10 20 buY iouf build
Ing site nov tue desTBbis On's sfs xpins
mighty fast
No nwn Tho following sites sni viii
eivp you flfst aani pritss
Dn East i'th street s3uth front. paved
street. close TO three good car lin.s, sosiso.
right ioside two handsoms homes fCr
"A.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09

Attorney General Palmer of the United States and other patriotic of ficials and individuals are waging warfare upon the H. C. L. They are determined that the profiteer and the extortioner in all branches of the mercantile world shall be forced to reduce their prices. They are not making warfare upon the honest mer- chant, who seeks to gain only a req sonable profit from his investment
 I have also, for the past four years, endeayored to give the public the benefit of experienced and competent medical aid at a reasonable price. I have steadfastly refused to join in the mad scramble for higher prices and shall continue to charge only about half of the fees that must be paid elsewhere. My terms are cash, with no extra charge for medicines, and the best references I can give as to the efficacy of my treatment, are the hundreds of patients who claim to have been benefited by me. I intro dueed, in Little Rock, the system of advertising as physician and adopt ed as any motto, Pay cash and pay half" In four years, I have built up a large and lucrative practice and ascribe this whololy to my policy of fair dealing, reasonable prices, thor ough treatment and business meth ods.
 My office fee is $1.5O; calls, $2.5O during the day; $3.5O at night-your medicine free.
 Offices Nos. 1, and 5 Arcade Building. Telehone, Main 4792.
 A. W. JERNIGAN.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09
SELLING REINFORCING
 BARS IN QUANTITIES

During the past week we sold and delivered 129 tons of reinforcing steel bars for road work in this state" says Fred I. Brown of the Arkansas Foundry Go.
 We are extremely fortunate in se- securing shipments from the mills and at the present time have over two hundred tons in our yards and two cars in transit.
 There has been serious short age of these bars due to the coal and steel strike and all steel mills are refusing to quote on new tonnage until they have filled orders they now have one hand.
 Most of the material sold last week were to contractors who had placed their orders with brokers and agents and consequently when the mills closed down they could not fill these orders"
 Fred I. Brown has gone to Chi cago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis where he will purchase some new machinery and look after contracts which we have for material.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09
POULTRY RECORD.

VI'y UUUUWIH & JVdII.J Hers, per pound, 22c. Springs, i 1-S to 2-lb. size, 2Sc. Large Springs, 20c per lb. Turkeys, Toms, 12 lbs. and Up, lb., 36c.
 'Furkey-Hens, z lbs. and up, 5o' Turkeys-Poor, light weight, GU 2Oc.
 Ducks, F. F., per lb. 2Sc. Geese, F. F., per h., 22c. Eggs, per case, $17.00.. Glineas-40c each. Fresh Rabbits, per doz., $2.75.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09
RIDCFWAY IS
 TO BE PAVED
AN IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT THAT WILL ADD MATERIALLY TO PLEASURES OF PULASKI
 HEIGHTS TRAFFIC.

The grading of Ridgeway in Mid land Hills, preparatory to building a permanent street, is now under way and is to be rapidly pushed to comple- tion. The paving of no other eight blocks in the citX will be more last ing, according to those familiar with conditions in this section of Pulaski Heights
 It will serve to change this impor- tant and very attractive avenue into one of the very high-class home dis tricts along which are many beautiful sites yet available.
 Other districts, the organization of which has been completed, it is under stood, include Cedar street from Pros pect to Thirteenth, with a possible extension as far south as to the Little Rock-Hot Springs highway at Twenty second street This is also an i'm provement in which the entire city will be much benefited for the reason that it will form an outer loop con- meeting Pulaski Heights with the Highland district and affording a much-needed thoroughfare through the territory to which it is to pass. It is expected that this work will soon get under way.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09

the Kidd-Bossinger representatives were:
 Fence; How to Sell It, John W. Gorby, Cyclone Fence Co, Waukegan, IL
 Plumb's Hand Tools. Their Ma tional Advertising Campaign Til man Calvert, Fayette R. Plumb, Inc, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Sewing Machines and Bicycles, C.. L. Meyer, Davis Sewing Machine Co.,, Dayton, Ohio.
 Easement Screen Doors, Jack Sif- ford, Easement Screen Door Co.,, Camden. Ark.
 Juniata Horse Shoes, Mir Larkin, American Steel & Wire Co, Chicago, III.
 Peters Shells, Paul Litzky, Peters Cartridge Go, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Saturdays Program.
 Never Fail Stoves and Ranges, Mir Finch, Channon-Emery Stove Co.,, Quincy, III
 Farm implements, c. c. Holt, Blount Flow Works, Evansville, Ind.
 Fire Extinguishers, James G. Dill Ion, Pyrene Manufacturing Co, At lanta, Ga.
 Wrapping Paper, w. R. Stevens, Graham Paper Co.,, St. Louis, Mo.
 Quick Meal Stoves, F. S. Astroth, Ringen Stove Co., St. Louis, Mo.
 Columbia Batteries, MT. Pinkinton, National Carbon Co.,, Cleveland, Ohio.
 Certainteed Roofing, MT. White, Certainteed Pro. Co.,, St. Louis, Mo-
 A feature of the convention was the organization banquet held at the Marion hotel Saturday evening. The entire organization was in attendance consisting of the directors, officials, the house organization, travelling salesmen, the shipping department and the visiting representatives
 Quite number of unusual features were on the program and enthusiasm not gained after the two days meet ing was thoroughly instilled into ev- eryone present by the aggressive spirit at this banquet.s
 Kidd-Bossinger Hardware Company contemplate holding a sales conven- tion every year. Their concern has only been in business eight months but has nine travelling men covering the state and has a house organiza- ton consisting of about seyenty-five employees. A policy of the company is to allow each individual who de- sires to link his future with that of the business to be a stoekhelder and to have a voice in the general policy of advancement.
 On the whole, the officials of the company are highly pleased with the accomplishment during the past year. and with the splendid and inspiring convention just brought to a loose. The broad program prepared for the coming year is one of aggressiveness and persistency, each man pledging to redouble his past effort in the year of 1920.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09
PULASKI COUNTY POLITICS.

PULASKI COUNTY POLITICS.
 k. "Burnie' Brodie, chief deputy county clerk. will be a candidate for county clerk.
 Dan D. Quinn, for four years county clerk, announces that he will retire permanently from politics at the end of his present term.
 Henry D. Lewis, chief deputy as sessor, has announced that he will be a candidate for tax assessor.
 John D. Hill, one of the best known men of the county, has been an avowed candidate for assessor for several months.
 It is generally believed that Judge Lee Miles will be a candidate for another term.
 Circuit Clerk Chrisp, Sheriff Taylor and Chancery Clerk Boone, now serving their first terms, will not be opposed for reelection.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-09
KIDD-BOSSINCER
 HAS BIC MEETING
ENTIRE REGENERATION MEETS WITH FACTORY REPRESENTA- TlVEs TO DISCUSS TRADE
 CONDITIONS.

On of the most interesting and en- thusiastic sales conventions which has been held in Little Rock for some time was brought to a close Saturday evening when the Kidd Bossinger Hardware Company held it's organization banquet in commem- oration of the closing of it's first sales convention.
 On Friday morning in the conven- tion hall of the Marion hotel the meeting was called to order by it's chairman, V. M. Wallace, and a most interesting and instructive program was carried out.
 5. P. Kidd opened the program with an invocation which dwelt on linking the spirit of Christianity with that of commercialism This was fol- lowed by a warm address of welcome by R. A. Kidd and a response from the salesmen by A. w. Harris. The outline of the purpose of the conven- tion was then explained by B. P. Kidd and an announcement of the coming events by R. O. Bossinger
 One of the most encouraging fea- lures of the convention, according to MT. Kidd, was the enthusiasm with which representatives from some of the largest manufacturing concerns in the United States entered into the spirit of the meeting, and so heartily endorsed past performances and pre- dicted bright future.
 We feel exceptionally proud that these representative men left their homes right in the midst of the holi- days to attend our sales convention, and it gives our entire organization great confidence in the fact that we are hammering along the right lines, , says R. A. Kidd.
 Among the prominent speakers from out of town present to address