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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Young men for drivers and platform work American Railway Express CO. Center and Jefferson St.
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
Business Chances
Classy Hotel on Ma tional Old Trails Highway. A Real
 Money Maker

30 rooms, commercial and tourists hotel also Broom cottage, we'll To-
 cated. Lavatorys in all rooms, bath. big clothes closets, neat and tastefully furnished. good rugs; all outside rooms. Block and half from new post office. Center of points of interest in north ern Arizona. First stop out of Grand Canyon, in town at foot of Frisco Peaks; road to be built this year to top of the peaks; also highway being improved each way. Resources. lumber mills, livestock, wheat, small grains and potato farming. Banking center and popular summer resort; S10,000 cash or bankable notes will handle balance; terms. Box POT, Flagstaff, Arizona. gb
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
BTTY AN OTL LEAsE

BUY AN OIL LEASE
 Ten dollars buys five acres Texas field. Desdiamonia leases sold 75c now worth S10,0OO per acre. Carter paid 75c per acre and sold for $s 900 per acre. Texas -Rainbow's End now open ing up shows same geological forma- ton as proven territory. Leases here may jump any price with first we'll coming it. It's a speculation but the kind of speculation that has made many small investors rich. The Fortu- ma oil Go. started in by several men pooling $400 in leases. sold out recently for a million dollars. If you don't uu- derstand lease business, we will gladly explain all details. Remit $10 for five acres. We send you legal lease form and keep you in touch with develop ments Send name for free map and full information. Rainbow's End Go, AT Herskowitz Bldg Oklahoma City. ols1a- It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

WANTED--Iron, steel, brass mold CTS. core makers and wood pattern makers. Good wages and steady work. Apply Founders and Employers Asso- citation of Los Angeles, California. It
 BARBER WANTED-Must be good workman, steady job, good pay. 21 Wall street. gs
 MEN WANTED for detective work. Write J. Ganor, former Government detective. e95 Danville. III. It
 WANTED-Kodak finisher at once. Roy Galbraith, Mesa, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
For Rent-Land
For Rent-Store & Offices

FOR RENT-An excellent business and warehouse property on paved street, close to business district; build ing is of brick with cement floors: both front and rear entrance. An ex- ceptional opportunity. Phone 59S4 during business hours or 1532 after hours. 70
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
Wanted-HeIp, Male
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
 A \ rrrr7sTN
WANTED

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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

SALESMAN-Oppo to side line staple article. Jacksonian fancy and white soft collars. Standard brand
 universally popular Hermitage Shirt and Collar CO. Nashville, Tenn. II
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

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 For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms r s--~~~~~--~>----~~-~-~~~-~~--~-~-
 LARGE screen room. private en- trance connected with bath. 1135 D. Mcdowell. FOR RENT-Screen sleeping room, outside entrance. 386 N. 1st Ave. b
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 ONE modern screen apartment and screen sleeping room and one screen sleeping room, suitable for one man. 521 E. Monroe St. gb NAVAJO HOTEL. All rooms re- modelled. S4 by week. 546 w. Adams. A NICE front room for rent to one or two gentlemen; privileges of kitchen. Phone 8615. gsI FURNISHED room; connecting bath; telephone privilege. TOP N. 1st St. gs COOLEST and cheapest rooms in town; also room and bath. 726 N. Central. gb| NICE furnished room. 91O N 9th St Phone 1869. b FOR RENT-12x14 screen house to person employed days; no sick, no chil- dren; has stove and cots, SS month. Apply 1125 E. Monroe after p. m. gs NEWLY furnished front room, five windows. ideal for summer 1917 W. Washington. gs
 FOUR rooms for rent: nice, clean. cool, shady place, $2.50 per room per week. At 1130 Grand Ave. gb
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 WASHINGTON HOTEL. FPS North First St; under new management; hot and cold water in each rooms thor cu1ghly renovated throughout Rates reasonable. Mrs. w. H. Hurley pro- prietress. 6r
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

Wanted. Highway work O. c. Nc Elrath, Room 4, Clark Building. Mesa, Ariz a
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

SHAREHOLDER brown four-year- old mule, lame in front foot from ring bone. Last seen on Agua Fria below Marinette about May l. Also grey 9- year old mare stolen from field May l6 but since seen south of Marinette on Augua Fria. s5 reward for inror- nation leading to recovery of either. SSS E. Portland St. Phone 2334, Phoe- nix h
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
Independent Portrait Men

Is the quality of work you are get ting satisfactory9 Are you spending your earnings waiting for goods? In vestigate the advantages afforded by a large house of strong buying power;
 most modern studio equipment and 50 of the most capable artists possible to assemble. We claim to surpass all others in Quality" Service" and prices" It is all to gain and nothing to lose. so investigate Leach Art Co. Dept K, 2109 Grand Ave. Kansas City, Mo- It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
Wanted-HeIp. Female ?

w NanIC0-AA AGA@s GAAA1AO LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGCY. Cactus Way, bet Center and First Phone 693.
 Woman to do housework.
 Cook in family of five. s2o week,
 room and board.
 Chambermaid, S60.
 Chambermafd, S55.
 Waitress, SIT week and board.
 Telephone operator
 Woman cook on ranch for few
 men: wages open. IT wANTED-A chambermaid. Apply Housekeeper. Jefferson Hotel wANTED-Girl or woman for gen eraI housework. 3s9 P. Willetta. WANTED-Woman 10 do light house work few hours mornings. Call 464a, today r BE an expert corset maker. Learn drafting and making. easily by mail, at your home. Make $50 per week up as a custom corset maker. Simple, easy Or save money making your own. Spe- cial offer now. La France Corset Angeles Cal. It WANTED-Cooka and general house woman for sanitarium. Phone 66s. WANTED = Lady bookkeeper and cashier. Arizona Fruit Distributor CO. 119 " Jeff. Phone s51o. gb WRITE PHOTOPLAYS s25 to $500 paid anyone for suitable ideas. Ex- perience unnecessary: complete out line free. Producers League, 106. St. Louis. It AGENT Thousands suffering or fearing tuberculosis want to buy Out witting the T. B. Bugs" Recommend ed by leading physicians. Not a medi- cal book. A wonderful seller. A very high class proposition. Write for par ticulars Cahiu Publishing Company. s60 Pacific Bldg San Francisco. It WANTED-Good cook for farm. woman preferred; steady work if sat- isfactory. Phone W E. Murphey, Jr, Florence, Arizona. go WANTED-Lady to trim gentlemen's and ladies' hats: also wait on trade. steady job to right party. Apply Phoe- nix Hat Mfg CO. 24 Y. Second St. If GIRL for general honseworlz; good home for right girl. transportation paid. Box Ss2, Clarkdaie. Ariz. gb WANTED-Experien maker for our millinery department. M. Gold water & Bros. gs WANTED-A suitable woman cook. Phone 201J3. gb W A N T F D-Experienced chamber maid. Dixie Hotel 401 " Washington.
 gs WANTED - Experienced waitress. Fay Way Butter Store, 16 N. Central. WANTED-woman or girl for gem era1 house work. Phone s025. gs DISHWASHER wanted. California Inn. gs WANTED-Woman or girl to care for boy years old; also do light house work. Box S7F, Republican. gs WANTED-An experienced cham bermaid. 215 $. Maryland St. gs
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
Wanted-Help, Male

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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30


 Experienced cu1tivator man. Phone 2o1J3.
 YOUNG man as assistant book keeper. Give age and full informa tion about self, also telephone number Box 23G, Republican. It
 WANTED-By manufactures of na- tionally advertised food product. high class salesmen thoroughly experienced. in Arizona and New Mexico territory, to sell retail and wholesale grocery trade. Only men of substantial char acter, deserving and having the abil- ity to develop permanent connections, wanted. Tn first letter give the name of at least three wholesale and retail grocers in the territory specified to whom you can refer. Address Box 58F. Republican. II
 AGENTS Wonderful dollar seller Every auto owner buys. Gross brings s144, costs $35. Profit S109. Others sell several gross weekly. You can too. E.. Boock, 20 W. Jackson, Chicago. T.
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 WE WILL start you in the cleaning and dyeing business; little capitai needed: big profits. Write for booklet. The Ben Vonde System. Dept 12S Charlotte, \. C. 1r
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 One of worlds largest grocers, (cap- ltaI over $1,00O,0O0) wants ambitious men in your locality to sell direct 10 consumer nationally known brands of extensive line of groceries, paints, roof ings, lubricating oils, stock foods, etc. No capital required. Write. State age and occupation. John Sexton & Co. 352 ". Illinois St. Chicago. It
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 WANTED-Young men for drivers and platform work American Railway Express CO, Center and Jefferson St. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

LOST-Two bay mules. one jenny one jack. Reward $25. Phillips, care Republican h
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
Lost and Found

LOST-Northern Arizona Normal voucher for $S2.50. Finder phone 3355. Reward. IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Broker Offers $1,000
For Plot arrest ReaU0rd

Prior to the passing by the Board of
Estimate yesterday of a resolution au-
thorizing reward of $4,000 for evi
dence leading to the arrest and con
viction of the person or persons guilty
Of pcrpct1ating. Thursdays explosion
William W. Cohen, of the Stock Ex-
change firm Of w. w. Cohen G. Co. had
addressed a letter to Mayor Hylan Of
ferng a contribution Of ST 900 for this
purpose. The letter follows
Hon. John +. Eylan.
"City Hall, New York City.
"My Dear Mayor note in the papers
your request to the Board of Estimate
for fund Of $4,000 as reward for
the apprehension of the perpetrators OF
yesterdays Thursday awful tragedy
in this district.
"ln the event that the Board Of EST
mate does not make this appropriation
| shall be glad to donate 81 900 to be
used by you as basis for fund for
this purpose. Holding myself at your
service. beg to remain, respectfully
yours, WILLIAM w. COHEN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Anonymous Note Writer
To Real Estate Co. Sought
Firm Warned to Dispose OF Vail
Street Property to Aroid Loss
M Case of ara Explosion

Government officials yesterday be-
gan search for clews that might
bring to light the writer Of an anony-
nous letter received recently by the
w. A. White & Sons Real Estat., Com
pany, with offices at 46 Cedar Street
The firm was warned that it should
. dispose Immediately Of all IFS Wall
Street properties so that it might not
be the loser in case an explosion took
place.
AT the offices Of the real estate con-
corn 1t was said the letter had been
forwarded to the Post Office Depart
Ment. The member of the firm who
received it said he did not care q
discuss the matter because it was
icing handled by government authori-
ties.
Officials at the Federal Building
profcssed to know little about this
case, but it is generally understood
renewed interest has been taken in
it with view to linking up the write,
with further knowledge ot the explo.
sion in Wall Street.
1--WE do not intend TO do ANYTHING
concerning the leAtcr ourselves" a
member of the real estate concern said
but since it might lead to a possible
clew, we hope, of course, to do every.
thing We can to assist in clearing
it up"
Mark O. Prentiss, chairman of the
United States Clearing House of For
eign Credits, received a postal card
several weeks ago which he turned
over to the police yesterday 1t car
ried to aim warning that violence
was to be resorted to in case certain
! demands were not met. The inscriu.
! ton on the card read:
unless you put sterling. francs
marks down where they belong. at
once, every bank interested in foreign
credit will be blown to pieces. l do
my work right. We will make the
job new way" The note was signed
"Amcrican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Horse and Wagon Give Clew
ToPerpetrators of Disaster;
Countrywide Hunt On
So Dead, 400 Injured
Ed p. Fischer, Held I'm Canada,
Is Widely known as a Radical:
City Offers $4,000 Reward

An made last night that found
threatening circulars signed Fighting Anarchists
box at Cedar Street and Broadway
Street explosion Thursday
mail and otherwise public ago. wagon
load of explosives and slugs to the Sub-Treasury
Wherever of the bombs exploded
of edpnted signed The Fighting
anarchists" found.
Aside from the exploration trails,
tasks confronting detectives yesterday
friends before the and the wagon
conveyed the mine to the of the district
Fischer is under a in Ontario
rotherinaw who delivered him declared that
ridiculous Fischer dynam
His theory that Fisches state that
particularly Influences sent his
set collects the gossip of the sky
The fact remains, however, that admitted
the councils Boevk here
Russia ueances
disaster Wall such
talk He had been discussing with brokerage
Office the Soviet Polish
In Canada Fischer made number
predictions He Morgan dead
wit a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Nome Missing i'm Explosion
Boy Returns Home After Wan.
dlering for Hours i'm Daze

Snverio Guliano, the only person
that the Bureau Of Missing Persons
still had listed as missing as a result
Of the Wall Street Disaster. returned
to his home ut 1877 First Avenue, after
o'clock yesterday morning. according
to Mrs Palma Guliano, his mother.
He is sixteen years old and had gone
to the financial district yesterday to
get work in a bank. He was within a
block of Wall and Broad streets when
the explosion occurred. He wandered
around dazed and cannot give COM
plete account OF himself
'He had nothing to eat. and could
not cat when ne came home. He
shook when I asked him questions
about the explosion" Mrs. Guiiano
said. "He has given up all idea Of
working in a bank. and he will not 20
downtown again. sent him to the
theater to-day thinking he might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
j. L. Morgan i'm Scotland
Notified of Explosion
Guards "a Are Strengthened at the
bank of England; London
Papers Express Sympathy

Tim The Trtbunr,s Europ.nn Buy.nu
N Ilzn' 1929. SEN YORK Tribune Inc.
OSDcE. Sept. III. r. Morgan,
80 ~. IL IN Scotland. received full re.
kH to-day Of the explosion outside
n ,h oHices in New York. The report
~ most Yeassuring. 1t was said. 80
20 ~ injuries resulting from the ex-
s'SSslon were concerned.
nosetland Yard has no evidence to
w as The theory that the explosion
$40 az not part Of q widespread plot,
rnaps with international Yamifica-
IN gnhs. bat, neyertheless, the city pc.
we're warned that such might be
~ ease, and the guards At the Bank
nneiand have been strengthened.
a,s ~ newspapers here published long
1i saas sent by cable describing the
sss ssssr and several Of them expressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Conspirat0ry Expected TO Destroy
Wall Street by Fire, Police Say

Further evidence that the bomb designed widespread
destruction brought yesterday of three
rusty and battered tin which Of the
blast
These with other odds turned over the
police Immediately after the
ected to thorough inspection by Headquarters
The opinion first prevailed that
tanned explosives containers had been filled
with gasoline and Kerosene
that the potter
destruction of the financial district.
inspector ahey said the
Tor the fact that the clothing explosion
victims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Time of Explosion Fixed BY Fischer

Such statement would be Significance Fschers
later notices. though
Of mind beyond his
Investigators though just far enough from being absolutely
probably to absolve Fischer
The death roll of the yesterday all
but of whom been
hundred persons suffered injury n degree.
Chief Flynn of the
absouey doubt that the
red flag carried internal machine His that
within walk explosion
led to the belief that Federal detectives
He made public anarchisc at Broad
and Cedar Street Thursday
the explosion The circulars Anarchist Fight
er and commanders Free the political prisoners death
all o
Federal believe
ceved carried The Squadron Depart
which
Of profeer has been the trail dynamiters
Thomas j. Tunny exTite bomb
SQUAD declared that least half
details of the plot that detectives was
the horse and Fragments collected
headquarters.
They indicated that the vehicle probably twenty
years at least and designed such
vehicles explained having unusually accom-
modate crates of of
Information received by police indicates
bono wagon was about thirty five
aborer wearing brown ovea that spoched white and
souch hat The driver have of
esses agree that red flag hung from the rear wagon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Blast Hurls q Slug
TauO-thivds of Q Mile

One Of the freaks Of the explo-
sion was reported to the police
yesterday. 1t consisted Of piece
Of broken sash weight that fell
on the ferryboat Washington, Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
the foot of Cortlandt Street and
North River, two-thirds Of mile
from the scene Of the explosion.
In order 10 reach the ferryboat
the missile had been hurled over
four Of the city's largest sky
scrapers~-the Equitable Build
Ing, the Bankers Trust Building,
the Singer and the City Invest
Ing buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18
Dawson Halted by Police
On Way to His Office
Member of Morgan Firm Per.
naiifed to Pass Guards After
Disclosing Identity

Henry p. Dawson. of j. p. Morgan
to his Office yesterday. The Morgan
building was guarded closely by police.
and when Mr.. Dawson tried to force
his way through the crowd to the
building shortly before o'clock in
the afternoon policemen stopped HIM
After Mr.. DAWSON made himself
known he was permitted to pass.
Mr.. Dawson, who was head Of the
American Red Cross during the war.
joked about the incident. saying that
oftener to become batter known to
those who are guarding 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-18

" lth one exception, all recipients Of
Flscher's warnings ere intimates of
his whose business takes them daily
into the section where the horror &C.
CURED. This circumstance leads the
authorities to regard the admonitions
seriously, and the man, though painted
by all his associates and intimates as
an extreme eccentric, has become one
OF the centers of the bomb investiga-
ton.
Many Received Warnings
Among those who received cards from
Fischer urging them to avoid the scene
Of the explosion are George F. Ket-
ledge, 9 Broadway; Sheppard Romans,
Of Prosscr K Hcmans, l20 Broad
VA; Captain Arnaud, of the French
High Commission, 65 Broadway;
Thomas Delahanty, caretaker of the
Street and Amsterdam Avenue, and T.
j. O'Neil. employed by George Lamont
e. Son. at 61 Broadway.
William j. Flynn, chief of the United
States Secret Service, said yesterday he
was convinced Fischer was in an in
competent mental state, and that he
could have had no knowledge of the
crime, Mr.. Flynn indicated that he
has knowledge of the identity of the
radicals responsible for the outrage,
and secuted the belief that Fischer
could have been in any way connected
with them. Nevertheless, Department
of Justice agent was sent to Hamilton
Immediately upon receipt of word that
the eccentric had been arrested.
Other officials were less ready to in
olcate (; convict!nn that the man Of
many warnings had acted upon a
prem onition. AS soon as it was learned
; that Mr.. Romans had received one of
the eccentric's cards, the broker, to-
eether with Edward Robinson. an en-
ployee of his office and friend of
trict Attorneys Office and questioned
by Chief Assistant District Attorney
/ Talley.
Warning Sent From Toronto
The card which carried the warning
site the correspondence picture of
the City Hall and Temple Building in
| Toronto. 1t was dated simply the
18th" from that city. The message
read:
Dear Shep: Keep away from Wall
Street this Wednesday afternoon.
There never was a road that didn't
, have turn. Good luck.
"(Signed) ED"
In their conversation with Mr.. Tai
ley Mr. Romans and Mr.. Robinson cx-
pressed their belief that Fischer is
simply paranoiac whose delusions
took the form Of an intense hatred for
wealth and a sympathy for what he
termed the under dog"
Mr.. Robinson recalled that few
weeks ago. when the Russians APP
peared to have the upper hand Of Pc
! land and the fall of Warsaw seemed
| imminent, Fischer seemed elatcd and
advised Robinson to dispose of every
thing, as they were going to blow up
the Stock Exchange"
Mr.. Robinson said he had attributed
the warning to one Of Fiscner's IRA
tional moments and interpreted the
, pronoun to refer TO the Bolsheviki,
then in the midst of military sue
cesses.
Both Mr.. Romans and Mr.. Robinson
described Fischer as man Of remark
ably likable personality. kind hearted
and brilliant when in his right mind,
(Centnued 90 nexs pase)