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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-02
Apartment and Flat Trading.

| composed of Harry f.. Field, president !;
| Simeon VILE. treasurer. and the direc-
| tors are the officers and Joseph Plaut
Apartment and Flat Trading.
Etreg Realty Corporation resold the
Montvale. a six story apartment house
at So st. Nicholas place, 50X113. near
155th street. to the Criterion Holding
Company which Immediately turned
over the property to Theresa Reinhart.
| The Etreg Realty Company acquired the
| property recently.
Studios Development Corporation sold
! in so West Sixty-seventh street an
apartment for DR.. Guy Campbell to a.
\ +. Victor.
Ellen Brown sold to Andrew NJ. Camp
bell the four story tenement at 73 Cath
| arine street, northeast corner of Ham,
! ilton street. 1880
! Mortimer c. Adams sold to Samuel
| Rachelson the five story tenement at 5l5
East Eleventh street. 25x103,3.
Morris A. Eisemann sold to Arthur J.
| Hafnley the two four story tenements at
| 24S and $50 East Seventy-seventh
street. 50x100.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany sold 20 Helen G. Jordan the -four
| story tenement at AIS East Eighty-first
street. 25x102.2.
The Fuller estate sold to Madalcna
! vesce the three story tenement at 46
Watts street, 21.6x75.9.
william j. Moore sold to Magdalena
Harding the five story fiat at 316 West
! Fifty-frst street. 19.10X100.5.
Max Aron resold TO Isidor Alschieler
the three story fiat at sos East Houston
street, southwest corner of Mangir
| street, 20x75.
McGroth e. Warren sold for Adolpf
Weiss to c. Friodelisi the five story
tenement at Az East 124th street also
for Samuel Lipschitz to Samuel Dermar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-02
PRODUCE MARKET.

fQuoted dollars per 1000 marks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
Ar THE sPENCEa SQUARE

Nigel Barrie. who plays the leading male
role opposite Marion Davies In The
Cinema Murder" her new ptctufe. which
will be shown this week at tho Spencer
Square theatre. has enjoyed the unique
sensation OF portraying his own ancestor
on the stage. Mr.. Barrie il the lineal
descendant Of Arnold. Duke Of Clarence.
and one Of his first dramatic engasements
was In the part Of The genial nobleman
in Shakespeare Richard H." According
70 history. the duke later was drowned in
vat of wine. dying in good spisits." -
Mr.. Barrie remarks.
This younger player came 70 this c0um-
try with considerable reputation ~ .
dancer ~ well - actor. He Rrved
throughout the war with the Royal Flying
corps. having been rejected for the Amer
lea Nanny because be had not NJ taken
out his final citisenship papers.
Among Mr.. Barries first scTean sp-
pearances were those with MsrSuerits Clark
in the well known Bah sefiee." nado
from Mary Roberts RinehaFt's popular
"sub-deb'' magazine stories. Hs recently
supported Miss Clark in widow By
PROXY" His role In '.The Cinema Murder"
is . congenial one. giving him tho oppot'-
tunity to play one of his native country
men. . young English playwright.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

NJ In6 MA6HOIW.
The beautiful Nay Allison In The walk
OFFS" comedy In sstiricai mood Of New
York society. Will b tho feature attraction
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

AUOUSrANA GYANAgIUN
Seventh avenue. Thirty-seventh street.
March 16-Fteds Hempcl. soprano.
March l0-I0uis KYeidleS. baritona.
March 22-TnCity SYMPHONY Orchestra
Nay IQ-May FESTIVAL. Metropolitan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

fnseerstion Of industries. stores,
.1lruads and business concerns In
e.rarsl Il arousiag interest Of the
III investor in the nsw govern
.,.,t plan Of savings IL being
.sht b. two representatives Of
4. government savings organiza-
-. Il the Seventh Federal Reserve
ss.1,iet A. A. Meinhagd and A. G.
sssekett. who are in the tri-cities
~ m object In view. Mr.. Mein-
$50 Il state director for Illinois
~ Mr.. Bracket holds q similar
rdtion for Iowa.
N. Bracket in telling about the
- plan to representative Of The
l,rus. stated that the effort IL be-
n received with the greatest en-
Assiasm. The new partial pay
.ant plan In the purchase Of treas
n savings certificates that has
- adopted by the banks Of the
ssVenth federal reserve will enable
4, investor to pay for these securi-
NJ On an installment system SINH
IL 10 that adopted during the Lib
1T loan campaigns.
The certificates are issued in de.
examinations of 500 to $1,000, the
i,ttsr being the limit OF purchase
allotted to an individual investor.
payments on the savings certifi-
eatss. which always are worth
more than was paid for them. may
3 made on q weekly. semi-monthly
q monthly basic. the minimum pay
mepts being 81, "a and So respec-
fively. The investor enters into a
coutrsct with a bank. Under this
Agreement the bank deposits 81 as
nest egg" savings account for
each 500 certificate purchased.
PAYMENTS must be completed no,
liter than Dec. 81. 1920. Following
ere the purchase prices Of the 500
certificates, If the final payment |.
made in the months designated :
July, $3.50; August. $3.50; Sep
temper. $S4; October. $500: No
vember, $S4.40; December, $3.50
When the payments are completed
The certificate is turned over to the
purchaser and 81 is deposited te
! his credit in the bank as a savings
account.
Provide for Refunds.
Under the agreement with the
bank, IL the purchaser fails to make
his payments promptly or if any
payment continues in default fol
more than thirty days, the bani
may at its discretion, after due no
tice, issue to the purchaser war say
ings stamps and thrift stamp!
equivalent to the sum of none,
actually paid in, upon surrender tt
the bank Of the partial paymen
contract 1t is also agreed that tn
investor Is entitled at any tim,
prior to the completion Of payment,
to = like refund Of all payment;
made. The contract Is solely be
tween the bank and the investor
and no obligation on the part o
the government arises until tn,
savings certificate is delivered t,
the purchaser.
Here are some Of the attractive
features Of the certificates:
They carry valuable tax exemp
ton privileges.
They always are worth more thai
you paid for them.
From registration, you are pro
tected from loss by theft, fire or an,
other condition.
The purchaser always can get hi
money back.
fney yield q substantial income
actually more than AZ per cent.
They are short term, maturin,
Jan. |. 1926.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

n - a - 49,. ~
~ - - 49, - -.
1A - - 80 y 1e11n CaaaR
- 0Qn - - Ann1Unv 49, aunGn1u
~ 1sunu1e - - Hn1San. Win ~
peo11unG - to- HQu6
- 49, q - n1av ,1ekes plaep n
- aeo0 - 49, u v0al1hv epesty
hoe1B1 - NeW yaE8 ~ - = the
etuG1ao ~ 49, 40 - ueeU lm1esesisd
= - III - ea1s II 11vseslea than for
tee111. 4 UanntGepn1 atSuguo eDU8 oonna
Win II 011fag - aGe1oa cefriea fhruugh
in sn11ssenl Mn = 81 Of - eaeiier
I'd mea amnaiux seease Of o. peoduc.
uc0.
1he pan9 = I'D - gtvo Nay Allison
. eAanns ~ aupoae 70 u erunAsst advnn-
tAUo. In ~ cAasac1e Of Ks&hleen Ruth
eefogd. . young oocioey vo0an. ~ u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

-. 91-lnn1aes r11UuD = sxe
~. 81 FSfnD - -.
49, A-e.T. y. 9. \. Dnn1s -
.Csaias-~Hspnisn.s
nUn1n
OuVunooe1,
Feb. 97-uAs eoaAsssea - JoopA
Cawthssns q IT, Canasy."
~ sse-sss sasss !. sAss
Hasuh i-,T,siee. Hpdscaa "a BAH
NsseA s-7--Up q NshaI's 1Dsa-"
-vAUDRvULB
| O0ICMDA
Oavonpofe.
! PALACE
uoa1na,
-IOIION PICTURES
tTsdayl
DoWNToWN
epsaess e9ass-cAasses - b 1sd
H.i.s'ss-Nsv Aiiisoa b .:ns walh.
Cslsaial-RutA RsiAsd h '.IAs Advs.-
tuses 81 Huth." md tn 1sttls d cAs-
teau TAiex5y."
"A, A.ssssas-xarie wa,esD h '1s.psss
Best-Ihirty-eiehth stsset. YawtonA
avenue. M.ssuerits7 Clark in ''TEss Aen
and . Girl"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-03
Hammond, Indiana

Bit webb and Barne kerns. two erscs
inhelders. secured from the Pittsbursh
club,
Xxx
Now Lee NaEec. who promised bomb
shell exposures Of gambling by najo-
league players and John Heydler
president AZ the National league are
calling each other names. SAYS Ns-
eee. q have hied charges against the
msEnates and Heydier makes willfur
misststement when I have not" And
TIeydler contends That he has receiv-
"a no charges ST gambiiHg against
players or maEuates from Nlagee
Heyd'or ia his anSer mav sing II
you ana 7 were young Msgee-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-03
Mcintyre, Formerly of
Tigers and Sox, Dead

ST. Mays hospital here last night fol-
loving all attach 81 Bright disease
MCINTYRE was . member Of the three
Tiger championship bail cubs. playing
with Detroit from 1905 to 1915. IN 1911
be was sold TO the White so1. later So-
ing 3 tho Pacific Coast League from the
Buffalo club Of the Eastern League. Nc
IntyIe was bon u stoniugton. Conn. in
1880. Tic IS survived IS his Uife and
bro ,her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-03
Friedman Gets Pair Of
Indiana Harbor Bouts

Phil BlweH manager Of sailor Fried
man. has signed him UP for two fights
Tho sailor meets Morrie johnson Al
George Oswego's Indiana Harbor club
en- Friday night APRIL Is, and Bud Per
rill at the same cub on Ajril 80. Fried
man is working out with lack Briton
al Kid Howard S Arcade gsnussiun
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-03
Carpenter is Offered
$4,000 to Box Weinert

NEWARK, \. s.. AprI s.-omcials Or
ire Newark Spor1smen's club announced
today they had offered i purse of s50.0oe
70 Georges Carpenter. the French pug
iast. - meet Charley Wenert or this
city is an cight-round no-decision bout
Ere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-03

too. The acquisition of Jack
Coombs, veteran Athleti hurler, to
coach the pitchers ought to
strengthen that weak spot Jen-
nings has a good hurting staff and.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

KANSAS CITY. No. SEPT i.-Ff
I 800: closing steady 4, 10 higher
yesterdays average. packer TOP tiI
hulk ~ sales sis.ooGtfs..A: top 81 n
goo do choice heavy tis.15fff'1
ra'cd 10 choica mrSlium tis.ztH5tI
Rood n choice light sis.ao4Si|
god o. choice common stock piss
Gkis.9s. .h
Cattle: ssaO: claAng s,ects SD
slfc stock steady 10. uncycnly IN
other .clases weak: choice 81 ~
heavyv'fight sie00G sis.sE. uesI[i4
g.,ui heavyweight sis.eeGSta so:'
81 choice iightweiFht sfs.ssutH
common To medium hravyweisht I
Tti2.f5; butcher cattle; good 20 cl|
coninion hsif~rs tS.ssGns.ss; bpt1
and beef huils g. A0ff Ss.e 90. COWS
heifers sJ.50G $40: veal calves
10 chnice mssiium ilrht md h1|
weight sa.O0d tis.50: fee,isr steerst<
mon. g.,o tlto choice 81 San 81 -: 2
81 steers: conmon. reot 90 rhqIcf |
atia.ee: stocksr VOWS and s.~If-fk :
mon. gocl ~ ehcisc tt.soa &c.
Sheep: 9aa: clolnE stenlv ~
higher: rhoirc "a. prltrc n,eflun, ~
as. ssG sia.k0: Gull and conmioa ~
81. .sss g., 90: s.nd - c,oirr I0<G
,carlinE wsthers 3. .anfssa s: <rr>1
chcica medium rwes 3lAf . e. .n9f
| fnr c,rea s. ,ssiis.sh, ic><sl 10 chcz[ 4
| AIhn, feeder la,f,i.s sfSpffti7.fo, =
| f'I t;.1--1A-2li-.---l AA--L-<--t - -
! DAILY. News ~.ns Ass bring ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
New Orleans Cotton.


ny Nf@sAttu Efttss
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. s.--Pro.
nouncsd weakness was again displayed
l,y cotton TODAY. although there viz n
~ riod 81 stcadiness around the elidhle
II the session. In tho early trading
ptlccS we're lower. hut when SHIRTS
'ttartod covering IN volume tho market
di,l ~ tier for while until tho posting
4 the weekly statistics 1howing mill
iaklnRs uf american cotton by the
world fO' The week az only 49,. 900 lnlcs
.lalinft siS. O0o this week last yefr ,sI
Following this u broke sharply to,hew
low lovclr fm the day. whore tt,isioosi
" 10 20 points under the close ~ yes.
terday. Last prices were at MT losses
~ 90 a. 20 poinn The euriy~inases were
due To- poor cables and unehsincS- over
tho INCREASING seriousncssd labor trou.
hlea on both fitrs a thcFAtlantlc. The
market displayed mUTt'nr less strength
until late in the SESSION. when the live.
Hest trading " ms DIV cccmr,d and
breaks uf almost . cent "a pound from
thu highest of In day came about,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
nnnM LAND COMpANY

Fivcroom modern bungalow. In fine
shaps. east front corner. walking di-'
lance. $500; $4,000 cash. might take
IN car la apply on cash payment.
Large aixroom bungalow. bulltin tea
tuycg, furnace. garage ana cement
dmvcwuy. east irunt corner. Ssxlfu
$3.50: half cash.
Scv.n.roon strictly modern home.
nearly new. oak ilonrS. breakfast room.
all convenience trees and lawn. file
location, slO,soO. terms can he al
ranged.
fiv.-room modern bungalow. builtin
feature. large I,0rchcs. garage IN
corner. and car nne, good huy ~ W"
500: hnli cnsh.
DANDY nIe.ronm modern hnn", an
good street. east front lot, S0Nl|v' LOT
s1S7s: ucthlrd cash.
F!ve-rum moslcrn home, IN goOl 10
cation. .sxiiO lot, walks and lawn. caI
be- houghi Tor $500 cash and SIS per
lnunth.
New sl,.ra. ~ modern bungalow, OAK
flous. all huil,in features, hr-akfds1
ronn and buffet. fine kitchen, furnace,
garage and cement driveway, dandy To-
cation. SO 500: $1,000 cash and 800 per
month.
New fivcroom strictly modern home,
hardwood iloors. mantle. bookcases.
bN,akfnH, roam. furnace. garage, hes:
location. 10000. $1,000 dawn and 'lo
pcr month.
brand new fivcroom bungalow. oa''
floors. builtin ieautrcs. fireplace boVs
cases garage. sssu0. about $1,000 cash
and the rent will paw IL out.
Large fiVe.ro0Tn modern home. chs1
| front lot uuxi l0. good location. watkins
| distance. rents iur ss5 per MONTH cl,'
he I,uught Tor $3.50: $1,000 cash and s.,
Ter month
$50 M before Won buy
DOOM LAND COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Md1Ike|i.tNe',WjjI's|
cotton IS IRREGUlAR,
CLOSING PRICE LOWER
" Associated Press.


NEW YORK. Sept. 3--An early break
WAS followed by rallies IN the cotton
market on further covering for over the
possibilities. hut prices weakened again.
ceiling Gb 10 100 points below last nights
CLOSING quotations In the late trading
Thii carried the late month hack To
nearly the low records a. last Wedncs.
day afternoon. with January selling at
?9.G5 and cloiing at that level Tho
general market closed steady with last
prices Glowing declines ~ co To 100
points for tho day.
Tn. market opened weak NJ decline
~ 30 To 81 points In response To I.iver'
pool cables and unfayorahie English nd.
vices.
Active positions sold some 81 ca %
prints below lat nights CLOSING quota.
tons risht after the call. bit offerings
were absorbed on the decline and THE
market turned fitmer during the middle
~ the day on renewed covering. Tn.
favorable weather reports from tho
south and prospects for th0wsiy wcnth,
or IN tho eastern bclt tomorrow helped
IN. rally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
EARlNlUHElT ADVANCE
F0LLQWElBID EGl|



CHICAGO. Sept. 3.--wheat ran
swiftly In pilce today. hut mcst OIL
Enin was not held. Bullish estimate
the amount ~ wheat available for
port were chiefly responsible Cor
thow of strength. The ciose was
restlcd - cents To I 81 CENTS net M
with December s2.ti Ia to t2.tf ~
March ts.s7 IA IN ts.37 "a. Corn
lshcd ID 10 I cent down. oats off 1:
"a md provisions unchanged Ia q
Of II cents. Attention focused 10 a
rents indicating the. surplus suppl
the United States was iia,00o baz
less than last season.
Adviccs that rain was urgently ne>
In Argentina countni also ~ dec
hullirh fnctor. Corn sympathixsd
the advance In wheat. hut lacked III
when the wheat market suffered q
tack. Oats were governed by the NJ
0f corn.
Provisions averaged higher on accz
Of PACKERS buying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
INVESTIGATES

Tho Properties Listed Below--You VIII
See Some Cooi Values
Fer Sale-A siSroum inod'rn home,
close Nv. ON Polk street, pavement, WIN
"A .s.fwH frontage the HOUSE IN not new
huf the ground alone IL more than
worth the money l'ric" $4,000. With u
small cash liaymcnt. and balance very
easy
Modern home. and new. consists o,
s.v.n rooms and hath. completely fui'
ni.hrl with new furniture, l"cnts~i W
southwest part III town, ptic' fl2,S0O
ss0uO cash, balance easy.
We have NVcili new and uptotlat
anartmrnts. hath brick aud frame
,anging Ia price from 3,0Vo TO s's.Ooe
with very gcol tcims
Fmirronm mudcrn house. al 20.
cleveland street let S0Nli0 Price
sess0: only sGs5 cash. balance $50 ~
month.
Two nve.r"nm houf-s. 1901 buchanan
trt.t.t, one u'-l-fn and plisiercd. 6bNl =,
fnu lm. PRICE $500. ssa00 t,ish bal
nnc,, monthly An excellent huv Gov 2
near yuut work.
4 FiNrnrm modern home. Ut 100
Ia, hanan street. arranged Tor twn fam
li,s. o., 6s,iao. Prtcc. Sls0o, sls0e casn
balance monthly.
Two modern brick homes, on lo'
.0N ~ I,st. ~ Tenth street. pavement
conner Tenth ard lAnc'ln streets fiV,
f,ofns and two ilccping pcrChrs to each
hnu e.. fls.0Co. with a small cash pay'
ns,.sf.
III Yum property u wmih the money
iisi ID with ~. w~li sell u fua YOU.
WEAVER f\IyOM REALTY 90.
PHONE 6tJ N\SSit bt.ih'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Cnffen Higher.

ly Assnclaisd Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 3--Coffcc futur~'
we've higher t0lhy ON covering Ter ovse'
he ihl,,sslay adjournment and renewed
rumms that the Brazilian Govrnmclt
vas formulating plans for the support
81 yaulcs After opening 10 = TsAnts
lower. tho market advanced sharply
December sold up from sac to- 900 ana
May from $40 To s.Gs. with the closn
huwing not adylnccifuf ~ to "
pain,s Closing bids: September S.2t;
Or,ol,ct Sis. December S.so: January
300. March gt.S. May 9.Gs July s.Ss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Cation Seed on Higher.
a....f.s-l 49,.

NEW YORK. Sept, 3.--Sh"j; rover.
ing an the bullirh showing In lard 10.
gcthcr with liRht pit offerings Was ~.
Ilonsibl, for hirh.i prices In cotton
ICED nn otday. Closlas bids were ls Ia
20 points net higher. Sales. 1900 har'
tcls: tenders i00 barrels. prime Grade,
nominal: prime mImmsr yellow. sp''i
i2.sOGis 90; October 1895, December
l3.l7: March ia.al: prime winter yellow
and summer white, nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
} <t%<<%<~<tetE1
. wEEKIy corroS REVIEW.
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w Stufnbu FfW4
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.--rf Irns is|
cotton mHrkst have established ncw|
rccoIdx for the season during the Il
week. Tho rally which was In pfnc|
az the close of the previous w~sk
minated az 1875 for Decenibe4 deliv,|
an last Saturday, and the market Il
then has declined To 2tte fdr, that +
lion, compared with 3i.ts. the frsf n
of last month. and $3.50 the nigh I'd
of last AprIl There were Iailios|
ward IN. end ~ THIS week on rnyeI
for over the Iahur Day ndio1rnt}
hut were not maintnlnsd The SOW
ment crop rsrwt published on Woi|
day proved slightly under rxptrtn 4
hsssd on tho svei agc ~ the rri,as(
Tsats previously lss,isd. but failed
inspire fresh huying.
Local tisiders evidently felt that
Indicated crop ~ f7,7s9. sn0 haiesI.
clud.nE llntcrs. would prove s.is.q(
under existing trade conditional end
view ~ tho odd rrop carry ovef.
selling on this theory bcrainr 4
active and .h.re was considerable
TJr, frwn IN" suii.:I, nrenintris,y IiI
in~ either old or new crop cottor..
dee lines rfortr<i IN the southern
markets also encouraged bCarish
mcnt.
After tho decline ~ about al
slI cents per round from fhA [
prices q last Saturday The nal
showed signs ~ n stronger tcchnica .
sition and Tallics toward the end II
week were promoted by nnfarolI
weather In the south and reports
s"uihcrn growers wete preparing 4
list the decline In price,, N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
wE,VER ENIOw Rt,lTi 60;
PHONE 6iJ N\S>it Hiih'


ItpR SALE -pmciiralv new. dlnl'
five.ruom bungalow. lint he'd basement.
hrlt. many hmltin features driveway.
garage. ouihuitiinEs. paving. best l"cl
tiun. tpccial bargain tor lew day.. g"o,l
terms
NrW fivc.pom bungalow ready "a
move IN. u r,g,l bargain. with $1,000 cash
and iilans. So pet month.
Fiycrouni modern. pfactic1lly new
hui ..iluN. east front. price 'ss1n, small
c1s'L raN m-nt balance monthly.
lourtuom house. partially mni,rn
eag front. vel located pticc tlseH
ssOa cash. balance monthly.
G-ruom hnr~'. uartly tarnhhcd. pff--
$4,000 siud ,i'a. ialsnco tso p"I
month";
= N. ~ sSEl.L a COMPANY
n...,,., - tfalla Bidll.s.E..s.-. ,i.hrnnzssi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
REAL ESTATE

MOVED AGAIN -- Ch"apcr than rcnt
You viii find me ~ l,unm 10 rncscit
tadg. ready Ia supply your wants ana
needs. y W. ZiDmrrnnn. Phonc si?s.
Pickett building
lbT Polk Street east front conner Ia
Al 1900, two blocks 1T cif line. Slze
6stoot front by iis feet hark. PItsi
tisho. $500 cash. hnignfc on" and tN0
yrats, 3 t-r cent Phone lsis 80 al
.sifsee .isx lisss.ssss..--~--s-s.sa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

FORT WORTH. Sept s.--Cattlc:|
rciD,s COCO. Beeves sc.oe9ie.eS: d
s3.00a 100.
iings: Rscripts 1000: 20 10 25c|
cline. I.lrht is.2jais5 20: hnayy q
Tls25. 4 Il
sheep, RocolptF 1850: market unch|
ed. Lambs ss.ooG 500; yearliBRs
Gi0e0: cwes ts.006eoo. 49, II
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REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE
New. modern east front duplex. IN
gom location. ssepo: $1,000 cash. and
ti5 per month. ~
New fivoro,nn and breakfast room.
modern housc. hardwood floors, French
doors. buiilln f~aturrs, east front. "
southwest part ~ trrn, f'a0O; good
terms
A dandy good lot. ON South Tyler
Tor Sil50: $500 cash. terms On balance.
PRICE OIL Il REALTY co.
TELEPHONE 2ssi+G5
Room National Bank Bldg
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Sifar STEADY.

NEW YORK. Sent. s.---rhe local mar
Net for raw sugar was gie1dior toslly
and there SEEMED to be- a little better
inquiry
The market for refined sugar WIS
unntiicd with another reduction ~ ons'
cent a pound In list prices by one 81
the leading rctinrfs. fine granulatrl
now Ringing from lace to i7ie. Thc
unsettled feeling IN the refined market
led o. further selling In sugnr futures
and closing prices showed declines ~
- IN 81 points.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR QUICK SALE Sis'room house
furnished. $4,000: $500 cash. balance $50
per month. Hut you will have 90 hurry
.. ". Zimmerman. Phone Else
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FOR SALE

FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Gs4O acres In Hutchinson county.
fotrroum house. five wiudmills. I.us~i
harms and corrals, Price tisae; ono
third cash.
u .OsO acres II fine ranch land wiig
5000 additional acres of i,NIse. ONLY
So Irr acre.
.Ssi ncrrs ~ fine land. two mil"
north e symmetrical. m Deaf Smith
county. Al fine land. can be- hough'
la small tracts. ~ Ses p'r acre. on"
third down. balance I "a 10 years, ~
: percent
4 pcricc, tract of COO acres. ncar
Vega
Two hnlfs'Siions aud one lin, sc,
tion. near Hereford.
Zine propositions In Castro county
We have farms ranches aud clt,
pfnstts ~ iNNEST MENT PRICES.
iSkEW a SiToRT
Rooms - and -. I'uuue, islOrk
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TWO MoprRN HOUSES. on
4 ~

TWV MtIT'IITIN FftFVoEs'|i w
ONE I.qf
One fivc.rooia and ape ssvcn'rooFn.
both modern houses, 90 east front COZ.
n,r. close % business district, on west
ide ~ town. ats,lwNly enc 81 the hes
buys In the ciiS. ~ sii.oee. with about
onc hall cash. Ncrv conervaiivclv.
thc~r houses will rent $3.50 per month.
which equals 10 pcroent "a an iS.00o
Investment. ShnNhNh by eppcintmcn'
Only. ~ we have exclusive. listing
r. W GOTTEN &EO.
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NOR nENT--Sicoly furnished room In
modern home. reasonable. Phone 1893
or call al l4ea buchanan.