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New Britain herald., 1920-10-29
LYCEUM PROGRAM SUSPENDED.

The regular Lyceum program for today is suspended owing to the pre- sentation of "Buddies," which was an evening performance tonight.
 That had been his challenge: Show me a sign from Heaven. tailor man. and I may believe in your God.'' Charley's Steele's atheism again brought him trouble.
 ''The Right of Way will be seen for last time tomorrow matinee and night. It has all the primitive back ground of tho Canadian Woods.
 Orth and Coleman's Tip Top Merry
New Britain herald., 1920-10-29

encored giving evidence of the quality of the show Among those who take part in the solo worK are Mrs. Corr, the Misses Walsh, Croweley and Kane, and Messrs Scheyd, Humason, Kerin and Sullivan. Urban Callahan is in terlocutor and Daniel Sullivan, plan ist.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-29

Sunday there will be the usual two fea0res. Edith Roberts will be seen in The Adorable Savage" and the popular favorite, Frank Keenan, will be presented in The World Afiame. For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week the offering will be Eileen Percy in The Husband Hunt CT"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-29

ausd Mother Graham Gave IN Other . shock.
 do you know what tp tor"
 kr-in Jaw came into the boom of tho cottage where Lirtng a ront which my hceived in stepping out of
 the night before when Ae from the Paige dinner. seated on tho floor near
 with q string of empty bAys keep in my work mus him with whom l w that his grandmother bfy perturbod. for she bped to caross him. nor with anything about him.
 invariabie proceedings lon coming near him. |up. smiling, for I gener- Ar mountains concerning unior to be very small |t the slightest idea" I bed. I haven't seen Dicky |K. fIe wasn't up when I ldd that I had forced my pn earty, and had dressed he caution in order to |eforN my suiky husband. bpk ont of his way ever |Wvsses some Dofters. N had returned from the er in high dudgeon- and. an occasional word to hts d mat stoniiy silent during loma. I knew. of course.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-29

Full foreign news in the N. Y. Call -advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-29

Makers made a big hit yesterday with their second show of the week. "A Night at the Circus"
 "A Night at the Circus" should prove a hit to the other Lyceum patrons tomorrow matinee and night. There are several good musical num- berc.
 Antonio Moreno in the serial pie lures are the Scren Magazine and the included in the program Other pic- lures are the Screen Mabaxine and the Lyceum Topical Review.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-29
"BUDDIES."
New York Triumph at the Lyccum
 Tonight.

For the first time this season New Britain has an opportunity to sec real big New York Musical comedy hit, Buddies. This evening the lest performance will be given at S:lS. All seats are now on sale at the thea ter box office at prices ranging from 5od to S2.00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
1O-Inning Game Won
BY Old Town Tigers

After tieIng the score in the last
half OF the ninth inning the Good
Time baseball players lost q game TO
ing by the count of Z to 9.
The Good Timers pushed a tally
over the plate In the first inning but
were unable 10 score again until the
ninth. Al that stage OF the game. a
Few hits coupled with wildnesa on
the part OF Armijo, the Old Town
pitcher. let the Good Timers get four
runs making the score 8 TO 8.
The OldfTown players made Two In
the tenth while the Good Time men
were able to make but one. ireland
OF h Good Timers outpltched Armi-
10. but was given poor support. The
score by innings:
Old Town. ....., .2o2 900 0l0 2-7
hood Timers . 100 600 OO4 1t
Batteries. Old Town--ArmlJo and
Perea, Good Timers-Ireland and II.
Severns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
DEFEATING DELEN
! DEFEATING GAME
Score Reverts to 9th In
ming After Visitors
I Forged Ahead
'Aq's Victory Valid
Under the Rules

Bclen yesterday questioned the
decision Of the umpire giving the
game 70 the Ans when Il was called
IN the ninth inning on account Of
ruin and the score reverted back
TO the eight Inning In order TO
settle the question definitely. Ray
McCanna. manager or tho Aqs.
wired the sporting editor Of the
DENVER Post and to-day received
a reply uphoiding the decision.
10th messages follow:
Mr.. Frank Newhouse. sporting
Editor. a
Denver Post. Denver. Colo.
What should be the final decis-
ion under the following facts. At
end Of eighth inning o was 10
TO s favor OF team batting last.
During ninth inning. team batting
first scored three runs. Game vas
called on account OF rain In second
half OF ninth inning with one man
out on side OF team batting last.
In what inning should final o
Of game be reckoned. Please wire
at my expense.-Ray McCanna-
Denver. Colo.
Ray McCanna.
Albuquerque, ~. NJ.
The game reverts back to. the
eighth inning. Scores do not count
In inings that are not completed
unless the team last at bat has the
most scores.-Frank Newhouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
Passenger Injared
BY Fall on Platform

An elderly man on train No. .,
this morning fainted and fell on the
brick platform cuttinG his head ana
face In several places us well as hav-
ing a slight hemorrage from one ear.
DR.. Elliott was called BY local rail-
way officials and found II necessary
TO take several stitches IN n OF the
cuts. Train No, . was hlld here sev-
eral minutes after II was ready 10
leave until the physician finished put
ting the passenger In condition to re-
sume HIS journey.
According TO Dr. Elliot, the mis-
hap wah probably caused by tho
stnin Of the long journey ana also
by the high altitude.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
With The 'Amateurs

Devine pitched a M hit game Sat
urday afternoon for the Fire Fighters
and held the Highland Scouts runiess,
]. Chavez dropped n Texas ienguer
over the short stop for the only hit
for the Scouts. This came in the last
inning and spoiled Devine's perfect
game. The Firemen won with a
heavy score. This makes 10 games
played with ~ victories.
Today they play the WALLPAPERS at
y, M. The Twilight game liz be-
tween the Trenches and the white
Sox.
Fighters play the Monarchs.
The rain delayed the starting OF
the tennis tournament which was "a
he launched early this morning and
continues through the week. Therc
will be 2S games with three sets each
In the tournament.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

Draw match play will begin next
sunday at $3.50 a. m. ana the men are
paired as follows:
Grover Devlne. s; plays Walter Dis
que. IS.
J. Herndon. Jr.., 20; plays Allen
Bruce, II.
a. q. simms, 10; playa j. Tierney,
n.
a. schofieid. IS; plays a. Prayer,
IL.
n. Hughes, Is; plays II. Herken-
hon. 20.
r. Belltx, "a; plays Leo Murphy.
IL.
O. Gioml. ls; plays Or. Van Aatta,
~.
X. Aber, ~; plays +. Tierney. II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

Rain halted the Belcn-Aq game In
the last half OF the ninth inning st
the Barelhs grounds yesterday and
the game not being complete, in ac-
cordnnce with the rules. reverted to
the eighth inning.-the last inning
which had been completed. This
gave the game to the Aa's by the
score of 10 TO 8. The Belen team
wns leading when the rain came by
the count OF IL TO 10,and left last
hight with the belief hat It had been
robbed Of victory.
II was a hit and run game from the
start. Lentx OF the Beien nine made
a. home run In the eighth Inning n
repeated this feat In the ninth with
two on bases. The rain however pre-
vented him from getting credit for
<inis In the summary,
O'Conneii, who started the twirling
ifer the Aq'E was hit hard the first
two innings and he was retired In the
third In behalf of Auferoth. Norman
10 the Belen team pitched excellent
hall but al times wne given poor sup
port. A summary OF the eight innings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
Grays Shut Out
Santa Fe, 9 to o

The Grays added another game o
their string OF Victories this season by
defeating the Santa Fe team at this
Capital city grounds yesterday by the
score of 0 TO o.. For five innings the
game was a pitchers battle between
sains OF the .Grays and Gonzales OF
the Santa Fe nine. Hains allowed
but five hits during the contest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
Santa Fe Lines Open
After Two Washouts

A heavy rain storm tate Saturday
night washed out two small bridges
on tho Santa Fe between Needles and
Seligman, which resulted In u demon
alizution OF train schedules. Trains
from the west were held up while
those from the eaH were detained at
points between Albuquerque and the
washouts. II W. thought, however
that all trains viii be back on regu-
lar schedules by tonight.
Train No. 4 OF last night left here
at 2:40 this morning. No. 10 OF tho
eighth left here at 4 n. m; first No.
s OF the eighth loft at 5:05 a. M. and
second No. sat $3.50 this morning.
Train No. . for the west left here ri
sos u. IN. several hours late.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
A,l's.

Summary-Two base hlt-Parenti,
Thomas, Branch, Bareia. Alssassar.
Three base hit-MoCanna and Lynn.
Home run-Lentz. Stolen bases
stumpf. Ianont (2), TURNKEY. Thomas
(2), Clark, Afford, 1.entz. Hits on
O'Connell, o; of Auferoth. 10; on
Norman. 10. struck out-by O'Con-
nell. 3; by Norman 0; by Auferoth 3.
Wild pltch-Norman. 4; Auferoth. l..
Bases on balls-on Norman 3; of
O'Conneii 2. Umplres-wickham,
Livingston and HOFFMAN. Time OF
game. . hours and 80 minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
Sixteen Qualify in
Golf Tournament

Grover Devlnc turned In n ~ score
in the qualifying round OF the coun-
try club for the Rosen-
valid trophy yesterday. His handi-
cap Is B. sixteen players qualified.
Following are the scores, showing the
actual score, the handicap and the
corrected score:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
Arrested for Murder
Eighteen Years Ago

SANTA FEE. y NJ, Aug. 9.-i1rac-
Judo LovatO In under arrest here
charged with the murder Is years ago
of Rhmoncita Rendon. a young girl
at Embudo. He was arrested In Salt
Lake City and returned without re-
QUESTION. lie refuses TO admit his
guilt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

The Albuquerque centrals defeated
Bernalilio at B~ernalillo yesterday, 10
to p. ApodRcR and Chavez for the
Centrals kept the Bernalillo hits well
scattered. Montoya and Block were
the Bernalillo battery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

Knights OF Columbus Benedicts fel,
before the bachelors In a free hitting
game yesterday at the Fourteenth
street grounds. II to 10. Batteries
for the Single Men were Balllng.
Brangle and Sanchez: Married Men,
McCanery and Devaii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
PLAN ORDINANCES
Vn GOVERN

SAN CHARACTERIZATION ordi-
nances are being drafted here to gov
ern flying over San Francisco bay.
The 9 laws Will compel aviators
H%tarboard lights. prohibit stunt fly
Ing and give nirplanes right OF way
over balloons, ~dirlRibles and kites.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
RESULTS.
American League.

Detroit 1; New York 0.
Cleveland 3: Philadelphia o.
Washington "a: st. Louis all.
Chicago q; Boston 0.
National League.
Brooklyn 2; Plttsburg /.
Nesv York a; Chicago J..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
sAwNuIL sLUacERs WIN

The Sawmiil sluggers won from the
San Jose Reds ut their grounds yes
terday afternoon. The score was g.
to 2. The feature OF the game was
the pitching OF Duran for the Saw
mill team. He struck out ~ men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

OLD TOWN STARS WIZ

The Old Town stars detected Tsleu
yesterday In a five inning game that
was stopped on Of rain. The
score was Q To /. Baitries: Stars
Gillian and Guevara; Isleta, Abeyt,
and JoJnla. Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

S-Mildred Harris
Chaplin Is the latest movie star to
file for u divorce. She doesn't
want the motel comedian tn dis
pose OF his property. either, pntll
the suit Is settled. Chaplin Is the
third member of the 80 called "Big
Three'-Mary Pickrord. Fairbanks
aud Chaplin-to get into the d.
Vorce court. After their divorces
Mary and Doug married.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

FOR SAIlE-New Ford with
starter. Call ~ Wright's Trading
Post at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

y. u. green
stamps with
everything a.
asDenwaid's
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-29
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
GALE DOTS

Well. here we come again Crops around here are looking fine, as we have had plenty of rain here of late.
 The weather the past week was real warm People who didn't have fans nearly suffocated.
 Bob Davis spent night in Gale last week canyassing.
 been visiting Mrs Turner's mother the past week
 Quite number of Gale people at tended the Old Soldiers Reunion at Serepta Springs last Friday.
 Miss Alta Barham spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
 MT and Mrs. A. II. Honea of Rosston visited Mir. and Mrs w J. Honea of Gale Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Gladys Honea and Edna Bar ham spent the past week near Waldo visiting relatives and friends.
 Gale is pretty dull now; all of the boys except two are working in the harvest,
 Jewel White of Caney. spent last sunday afternoon with Miss Beulah Cooley, and Andrew White filled his regular appointment at Mir Doyle Westmorelands
 Miss Nirta Honea of Gale. who is teaching at Morris school house, near Waldo. was married to Mir Ava Cloud last Monday week. at 10 30 o'clock.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-29

Her many friends of Gale wish her q long and happy l'fe.
 Air. and Nj. oscar Malcom of Cur don. are yis!ti"- a" mother. Mrs. W F.. Franklin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Picayune is authorized to an nounce the following names as candi- dates for the different offices of Nevada County. subject to the action of the Primary, 1920:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-22
Demands Safety of Principal

Overwhelmingly advise as to the
value of the following stocks and bonds
which have been offered TO me for invest :
ment purposes Cities Service. bankers
preferred. Imperial japanese As 1881. The
return promised on these is very at :
tractive but to me safety OF the principal
Is OF more Importance than the amount Of
the return-W NJ. c.
wer-We do not regard any of
the three issues offered you as of the
best grade. Cities Service, bankers
shares, secured by Cities Service COM
mon stock, is speculative, as they are
very sensitive to the companies earn
ings, which fuctuate considerably.
Then, too, the company derives large
part of it's income from oil production.
Standard Gas and Electric shows in
creased earning power over last year,
and while it is our opinion that most
public utility companies have seen
their worst days for some time to come,
yet stock Of this sort is entitled only
to fair rating. japanese bonds are
attractive in that the yield Is high.
One should bear in mind the chances
of political complications in foreign
lands Therefore, almost all foreign
issues are attended by certain ele
ment of speculation. If you would in
vest your funds where the principal is
as safe as may reasonably De expected,
and yet obtain a yield from per cent
to per cent, you should consider only
seasoned securities, such as we men
ton frequently in this column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-22

wise switch in either or both OF the
stocks have inentloned7-G. W V. s
Answer-The Allis- Chalmers Manu-
featuring Company succeeded in paw
ing Off its arrears on the preferred
stock early this year. They amounted
to l6lA per cent. Since then an initial
dividend has been paid on the COM
mon stock Of l per cent. However.
the gross sales for the first quarter
Of 1920 were but s6,320, 900. against
Ss,602 600 for the same period in 1919.
while net was $4,000, against $685.,
600. There has been rather de-
pressed market for most forms of IN
vestment due to the money market
conditions AT present prices the pre-
ferred stock of this company yields
about 10 per cent. In consideration of
the fact that it is not seasoned it does
not seem to US that il is far out of line.
We see no reason for apprehension at
this time, however. Edmunds & Jone-
common stock is speculative. Most
corporations We're at the height of their
prosperity during 1915 and 1917. You
purchased your stock during this
period. Many companies are retirine
20 more normal earning basis. That
accounts for the lower prices of most
stocks, particularly the common issues.
winch are sensitive to earnings Your
investment position would be much I'M
proved if you switched your holdings
OF this issue into a more stable Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-22
Woman Seeks Too High a Yield

Question-Happly. find that l have
5000 to invest ana would ask Your advice
think YOU Will approve of my first choice:
two United States Liberty bonds These
are for safety first" put ! must have
living. / will take a chance at something
paying higher interest, with the rest Of
my money-$300 more or less. What about
he following: Cd, four shares of Great
Northern preferred, quoted to-day at GO !;
(2). five shares Is. f. Goodrich, quoted at
quoted at 81; G), seven shares Bal ilmore
x Ohio preferred. quoted at AZ? Each of
the above named brings in from SIS to
$50 in dividends Which would you sug
gcst2 Are the interborough Metropolitan
bond. ever. going to be good again?
paid $50 for for one OF 1he'f bd BONDS s>GiT r
for less than Sl2O 1t has come hard
to lose it. have some shares Of Emma
company any connection with Emma Sill
ver?-Mrs. l. E NJ.
Answer-Your choice of Liberty
bonds is good one. But we do not
advise your purchasing the stocks you
mention. They may offer very good
speculative opportunities, but they are
not good investments. Stocks OF THIS
character are sensitive to earnings, and
there is no assurance that your in
come could be uniform. We think you
would do better to consider good pre-
forred stocks, such as Atchison pre-
ferred, Union Pacific preferred and
Standard Oil Of New Jersey preferred.
l. looks as though the Interborough
Metropolitan bonds will have long,
hard pull. Interest on them is de
pendent upon at least 8 per cent divi-
dends on Interborough Rapid Transit
stock. At present the Interborough IS
not making any money. We are IN
formed that the Emma Consolidated,
among others Of the Emma group, was
consolidated into the Emma Silver Com
pany. Emma Consolidated was as
scssed 10 cents a share. The offer eX-
rired March 81. 1919. We arc informed
that stockholders not asserting by that
date were given no extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-22
Why Common Stocks Are Speculative

Question: bought some Burns Bros.
stock some time ago at a much higher
price. Recently ii reached low 81
and closed 90 When | bought it it was
paying. besides 10 per cent In cash, another
dividend of 10 per cent in common stock.
The latter dividend is discontinued. Is
it good practice to disregard its present
market price and hold il as an invest
ment for the dividend it brings or is
there any change in the coal industry to
account for the drop in prices? Is 1t d
safe investment ID. Mel.
Answer-The Tribune has repeatedly
warned investors that in purchasing
common shares Of corporations they
are almost invariably entering the
specula tive field. Common stock, or
if there is no preferred issue, the cap
ital stock, reflects the earnings of a
company as well as other develop
ments. During prosperous times these
shares sell at high figures and, as divi-
dends are frequently being paid at
higher rates. the public purchases.
After a time when business returns
toward normal, dividends are cut or
perhaps omitted, and the purchaser
wonders what is the matter. Nothing
is the matter. Events have just taken
their natural course. This is true of
stocks OF good corporations as we'll
as the others. United States Steel is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-22
Wants Bond Advice

Oues:ion-Kindly give me your opinion
as to security of the following oohus
Bush Terminal 4 per cent and per cent
Pere Marquette ) per cent A and per
cent b. St. Louis and San Francisco 4
per cent Series A. Chicago. Rock Island ~
Pacific general per cent, New York Cen
trail debenture per cent, Anaconda Cop
per per cent. Armour per cent. 81
H. A. II.
Answer Bush Terminal first per
cent 1852 arc secured by first mortgage
on property in Brooklyn on New York
Bay, having 300 feet frontage Of 1854
acres. together with improvements, ter
minals, seven piers, 20 miles OF track,
locomotives, floats and tugs. they
underlie the per cent 1858, and are
a sound investment, in our OPINION.
The consolidated 5 per cent 1888 are a
first collateral lien on the entire capi
tai stock (S2O,000) OF the Bush Terml-
nal Railroad, which owns a double
track electric road free from debt,
from Twenty-eighth Street and Second
Avenue to Sixty-ffth Street and First
avenue. also on the entire capital stock
of the Bush Terminal Building Co..
which owns nine city blocks in Brook
lyn; also a second lien on the property
covered by the first per cent. we re-
gard the bond as a very talr invest
ment. Pere Marquette first series A
D per cent ana ID = pSi NSiie ""e -"''
arc secured by direct mortgage or col
lateral lien Upon the entire property OF
the company, including 2016 miles of
road. real estate, equipment, securities,
etc, and on all property hereafter
acquired. 1t is a good issue. st. Louis
San Francisco prior lien per cent, .
per cent and 6 per cent are secured
by first lien on 1880 miles, second on
9l7 miles, third on 759 miles and by
deposit Of securities. The issue IS
very fair one, in our opinion. Chicago,
Rock Island Pacific general . per
cent 1880 are secured by first lien on
$3.50 miles of road 1t is a high grade
bond. New York Central debenture 6
per cent 1885 are not secured by mort
gage. They are convertible into stock
up to Nav |, 1925 at the rate of 500
stock for sos bonds. 1t is fair in
vestment, Anaconda Copper per cent
due January /, 1929 are secured by
pledge of stocks of constituent com
panies valued in excess OF 100000 900
at the time of issue. The outstanding
issue of bonds is S25,000,000. The COM
pany's earnings are ample to care for
Armour per cent 1890 are not secured
by mortgage. They are convertible
after January s, 1921 par for par into
class A common stock We regard the
note, on account of the company's large
earning power, as very fair invest
ment St Louis & San Francisco in
come per cent 1860 are secured by a
mortgage on the entire property sub
ject to about $4,000 900 of prior
liens. Interest is payable once year,
October l, if earned and is not cumula-
tive. We regard the bond as more or
less speculative, as it is largely sensi-
tive to the company's earnings.