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The New York herald., 1920-01-03

police confiscated several thousand dol
lars worth of liquor supposed to be whis-
key. port wine ana some alcohol. Stored
in cupboards and closets in Max Fast's
residence, at No. 80 Princes street. the po-
lice found other supplies. Fast is Amster-
dams father-in-law. The seized liquor
filled two automobile trucks.
Landow was asked to go to Police Head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-18
NECKLACE RECOVERED

Wealthy Widow CT Adciph Laden
burg Reports theft to Police
New York. March lS.-Theft Of
= $50 900 diamond necklace from
Mrs. Emily I.adenhur%. wiGow -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-18

Store opens at Ills p.
ORCHESTRA will furnish the'atest popular melodies
AT S:l5: Display of the Newest Fashions
Exhibited by living Models.
Store will close at 8 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-18

.Adolph I.adenhurG, and once re-
ported engaged 10 Colonel John
Jacob Aston. was learned Monday
night when Saul Rctham, an elera
tor operator of the apartment house
in which she lives was arrested.
charged with robbery
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
 IEldrket News! }!

NEW YORK, Aug. 31-The cleavage between rails and industrials which has been the conspicuous feature of re- cent sessions of the stock market. be- came more clearly defined today. Transportation of almost every class manifested increased strength while the balance of the list reflected further heaviness
 Since the granting of increased freight and passenger rates, commis- growth of interest in railway shares Much of this interest originated at western and southwestern sources and derived additional stimulus from ex- aellent crop prospects.
 Among traders and the professional element there has been considerable switching of accounts from industrias to the raYls. Outstanding features of today's inquiry comprised the preferred Shares of St. Louis and San Francisco, Sopthwestern, Chicago and Alton. St. Parfs-Baltimore and Ohio, Kansas City Southern. Western Maryland. Wheel Ing and Lake Erie and Seaboard Air line. at gross advances of one to three points. Representative rails were featured by Union Pacific, Southern Pacific. Canadian Pacific, Reading. Norfolk and Western, and Atlantic Coast line at one to two point gains.
 Popular steels and equipments were relatively backward with oils, but the secondary motors and their accessories, also shippings and kindred speciaities were frequently the objects Of -bearish pressure, contributing to the market s irregular close. Sales were $50 900 shares
 Call loans ruled at to per cent against yesterdays amximum of 10 per .ent. Foreign exchange was not alter ed, aside from the firmness in London and Paris rates.
 The upward movement in railroad bonds continued with steadiness in other domestic issues, also the foreign group. Total saSes, (par value) SS,- s5oo00. Old U. S. bonds unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
Realtors To Meet
 Thursday Night

The next meeting of the Maricopa County real estate board will take place this comlng Thursday night at the Y Nj c. A. at o'clock. This is the first of the fall meetings and large crowd is expected to be in at tendance.
 Some of the questions of interest which will be taken up win be a re- sume of the National Real Estate con vention which was held at Kansas City the first week in June, and certain local conditions pertinent to realty matters. E. C. Phelps. vice president of the board. will give the five minute talk delivered before the real estate convention at Kansas City.
 Those planning to be at the meeting, whom the secretary has not reached. please call 1881 and leave name not later than Thursday morning. Septem- Der 2.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
COTT TON BUYERS
 FORM EXCHANGE
 IN WALKER BLDG.

Cotton buyers in Phoenix will soon be grouped together in one building. It was learned yesterday that with two or three exceptions, all cotton rep resentatiVes in the city were planning to occupy quarters in the new Walker building at Third avenue and Wash ington street, the first floor of which IS occupied by the J. C. Penny company's local store.
 Phoenix's Cotton Row" will be in the second floor of the building, which is expected to be ready for use in about two weeks. There ranchers from about the valley will be able to see most of the cotton buyers Of the town without even the trouble of going up or down stairs The move not only VIII give the cotton men new and convenient offices but will prove handy for the cotton grower.
 Among cotton firms which are to have offices in the second floor of the new Walker building will be Howard and Grigsby, George H. McFadden and Bros, Stewart Bros, w F. Grace, Jo- seph Taylor and others
 Two cotton buying concerns. how ever, which will not be donicned in the Walker building are CabeH and Peek and Edward M. Fowler and com pany. The Fowler office, it was an nounced yesterday is to be moved from 15 South Fifth avenue to the gin at Sixth and Buchanan streets. This move is to be made with a view of grouping the local Fisk Rubber com pany representatives, as both the cot ton buying firm and the gin represent the Fisk interests in the valley. The gin is to be operated under the name of the Phoenix Ginning company.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
ADJUSTMENTS A
'"The Wonder Man" Ends Today

"The Wonder Man" Ends Today
 Today marks the final showings of the sensa tional Robertson Cole super feature de-luxe-"The Wonder Man" starring the world renowned Georges Carpenter. There has been no picture play in Phoenix for months that has created the general impression as has this premiere debut in shadowland of the smiling French ace. The Wonder Man" is a society drama-its plot is woven about the diplomatic circle of Washington society. and the noted F'renchman appears as an agent of the French secret service. Intrigue and mystery combine with romance and love 10 make the production the gen. timely appealing one it has proven to be. while it is brilliantly lighted throughout by incidents of real adven ture and compelling action. The prize fight scene alone stands out as the most realistic as well as the fastest encounter ever introduced in motion picture, and never fails to give every one in the audience a distinct thrill as the star battles his way through four rounds of exciting action. To- morrow starts the engagement of Sessue Hayakawa in Lii Ting Lang, while Sunday begins Cecil B. DeNille's master picture-"Why Change Your Wife"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-(U. s. Bureau Markets)- CATTLE-Receipts 15,OO0; generally slow; choice steers and yearIings steady; others dull, tending lower; best yearlings early 17.25; bulk good and fairly choice S15-25 01t; grassy kinds mostly S9@14.5o; cows S97501275: canners $4@475; bologna bulls $5.50@675 steady. In-between grade cows S6.75 $50; slow to lower. Good and choice vealers 16.25@ 14.5o; 25c higher. Good feeders strong stock CTS steady; range cattle opening steady
 HOGS: Receipts. 24.e00. Opening mostly 15 to 25c higher; new steady to 1Oc higher; early top S16.20; bulk light and butchers $15.35@16; bulk packing sows S1410@14.40; pigs strong 10 higher.
 SHEE-: Receipts. 30o00 Lambs mostly 25c lower; top native $13.25: no westerns sold early. Sheep steady to lower; very good Montana weathers $S.50; top native ewes S750; feeders slow to lower: best feeding lambs $12.75 613.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

spent at Los Angeles and neighboring coast resorts. The trip home was made by automobile.
 Fifty Dollars for Speeding
 Speeding on the highways near Tempe and appearing in the local court costs pretty heavy, E. J. Walker, Glendale resident, discovered one day this week upon his appearance be- fore Judge Cummings. Walker was arrested by County Motorcycle officer H. F. Watson on the Phoenix Tempe road and cited to appear in the local court for excessive speeding. It was Walkers second offense and in no uncertain way the judge punished him. The fine assessed against Walker was $50 and he paid it.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

drama this engaging star has ever produced. It is a fast moving story of New York society life from the orig inal magazine serial by Wyndham Martyr, the eminent English author who wrote The Man Outside and All The World To Nothing"
 No. 99" contains enough concen- trated action, suspense and original. serio- comic twists for the making of three successful pictures. Impelling, bomb-shell situations follow close up- on each other with the dash and rapid ity of telegraph poles flashing past a train.
 Settings that only Robert Brunton could devise contribute much to the general excellence of the new Kerri- gan production. Chief among them is a banquet ball in a home of wealth. where Kerrigan, as an escaped con vict. enlists the aid of the beautiful heroine and becomes a party to an elaborate feast. Another scenic feature is a home built under MT. BruntonS supervision near the Sier- Fas, where the star and his company waited three days for a snowfall in order to give the exterior of the house and the scene in general a wintry aspect. To erect the house 50 studio workers journeyed from the Brunton plant to the mountain top.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

creased that record quite a bit. He now forces the needle up to 645 pounds or whereabouts, which is summer weight" and some 15 or 20 pounds short of what it should be.
 Some three years ago Fatty gave up his local pursuits to go into the movies with a Los Angeles company He joined the troupe but after few weeks gave up his work there because his excessive weight wouldn't permit him to get around fast enough for the movies.
 This time he has taken job to his own liking. Two hours of the after noon and two of the evening he will be on exhibition in the Long Beach side show and the balance of the time he will have things to himself Fatty expects to close out his interests in his business in Tempe this fall and w1l! move with his wife and children to the coast to make that their future home after the first of the year.
 Furnished room for rent. Board If desired. 949 Van Ness Ave, Tempe.
 Back From Long Beach
 $. $. Warner, Tempe real estate man and Mrs. Warner returned Tuesday morning from their summers vacation at Long Beach.
 Home From Mountains
 Frank F. Empey of the Jukin Cash store and Mrs. Empev returned the first of the week from an outing spent during August motoring through the White mountains and other points ir northern Arizona.
 Paynes Return
 Prof I. D. Payne and waml1y re- turned this week from Morgan Hill l California, where the summer was passed
 Back From L. A. D. R. Van Petten and Mrs. Van Pet. 1 ten returned to the valley Monday night from their summers vacation
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
TEMPEAIv ID SHOW
 AS 'FATEST NAV

TEMPE. Aug. 31-No longer will T. A. Valenzuela. the fattest man in Tenn pc and probably this part of the coun- try, toll and worry to make ends meet in his two table pool hall in East Tempe. Recently Fatty" took a va cation on the coast and when he re- turned Monday brought with him contract which calls for his services during the year 1921 to exhibit as the fattest man on earth with B. H. Me Intyre in one of his side show attrac- tions at Long Beach.
 Fatty is a native Tempean. Years ago when he was employed in various of the down town amusement halls he tipped the scales at better than 800 pounds, and since then he has in
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Aug. 31-Liberty bonds closed: 31ss, sS992: first As, sS4. .76 bid: second 4s. SS4.40: first A s, sS5.14; second. 4As, $S4.4S: third A $. fs7.s4, fourth 44s. SS4.sS; Victory 3s4 $, s95.44; Victory 4%s S95.44
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK. Aug 31-Prime mer- cantile paper unchanged. Exchange. steady; sterling demand. s3.55 + : cables, S3.56. Time loans strong, un- changed. Call money. strong; high. g.; tow, s: ruling rate, s: closing bid g.: offered at 9: last loan. g.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

Corporation Bonds are those issued by corporate organizations. They are gener- ally classed as utilities or industrials. Two important sub-classes of utility bonds are known as transportation and hydro electTics.
 The security back of corporation bond is usually a mortgage on all or a specific part of the corporations physical properties Ususually, a mortgage is ex- ecuted in favor of a Trustee who holds the property as collateral for the loan. Forfeiture of the property is the penalty of default in the obligation.
 Utilities are usually regulated by some State body. For example, in California fbe State Railroad Commission has juris- diction over such utilities as the hydro electric companies.
 Where the policies of the Commission ore sound, as in California, Wisconsin, and many other states, this regulation strengthens the securities of these utili-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 3f-Close:
 Wheat-Dec. $234A March. S2.30A Corn-sept., s1.40ss; Dec. s11S4. Oats-SeDt-. 65a; Dec, 663z !. Pork-Sept., S24.0O; Oct, s24.95. Iard-Sept.. S1S.40; Oct, S1S.S0. Ribs-Sept., s15.20: Oct, $15.e5
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Aug. 31-Butter. lower; creamery. 43@541a. Eggs. higher; re- ceipts 11,991 cases. Firsts, 50051c, ordinary firsts. 46G47c; at mark. cases included 45Q 49c: storage packed firsts, 5215c. poultry alive. higher; fowls, 26m35c; springs. 331ac
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

CHICAGO, Aug. Potatoes. weak; receipts g cars Jersey cobblers. $2.9o 03.o5; Minnesota early Ohios. $2.25@ 2.35: Idaho rurals, S2.So.
 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 3f-Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-Cotton fu' lures closed steady; October 27.13 December 25.4S; January 24.93; Marcl 24.6O. May 24.15.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

"No. ee" at the Columbia
 J. Warren Kerrigan's latest Brunton production, NO. 99," released by w. w Hodkinson and coming to the Columbia today. is without doubt the most colorful and entertaining comedy
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Bar silver domestic unchanged; foreign g 3-4. Mexican dollars 70 1-4.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 31. - Cotton closed steady at a net decline of 10 to 57 points.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
! Bow
 To Thank You

The liberal response of my, friends and cus- toners, as well as from many new people, so quickly after the announcement of my return with many great diamond bargains, prompts me to express my appreciation to them.
 The past three days business have been rec ord breakers and have only been exceeded by the holiday buying of last year
 My customers thank me for savings of 359o to 5Oeo and thank them for their patronage.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

Plant Fall garden now Phoeni1 Seed and Feed CO, 125 F. Jefferson St Adv. Il
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01

Plant Fall garden now. Phoenix Seed and Feed CO, 125 E. Jefferson St. Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
Classes of Bonds Corporation Bonds

ties and often makes them exceedingly good investments.
 Soundness is the primary consideration in such securities. There must be abso- lute evidence that the corporation is eff ficiently managed, well-established, soundly financed prosperous-an will continue so. The Company must be a going concern as distinguished from pro- motional or construction enterprises.
 The reputable Investment House spare neither time nor money in securing the best legal, engineering. and accounting advice in thoroughly testing every securi- ty before 1t recommends 1t to it's clients
 There are always attractive utility and industrial bonds available for your in vestment. It does not obligate you in the least to keep yourself informed about new issues by corresponding with our nearest office.
 Our Correspondence Department is or ganized to serve you. We regard it as one of the most important departments of our service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

BAKERY FOR SALF-New up-to date
bakery for sale by owner; good location
will sell all or half interest. l.. y.
Wilks. Chelsea. Okla
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sAIFsMrN Am AGENTS

W1NTED-DishwasheT 1T oaco ! . "
Ninth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
BOARD AND ROOMS


ThH MIDWEST HOTEL. naE Third ST,
opposite Midland Valley, under new
ms nREoment, transient rates. 90 and
upl not and cold water In eyary room
efficient service 81 r. Long, proprietor
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NINTH ", sI6h Nicely furnished sloep.
ing room and porh two gentlemen pre-
ferted Oaage 5s3s
WE'LL Furnished front room; priyais On
trance close N men preferred. Phone
Osage 1929
| SLEEPING room for rent. IN private fam.
iy Phone Osags 1871
DENVER -, 6is-lrWo rooms. south or
p0sufe, running water in rooms, also
large glass sl"opinR porch tso beds, set
ting room adjoining Usage ilpa.
CAMERON, w., 2ts.-Nicely furnished
sleeping room close 10. Call Cedar i6is.
FuHNfsHED ROOMS TOT men only close
IN south side Usage 2i6i, No. IL W
LAasB FUONT room east aud Aouth Ok
puHurc, bath adjoining private homo
garage. paving all way from city. $40 .
yorktown
flrTm %. l2zt.- Sieeiy furnished sleep.
ing room. pFag" sG99
ron HEHT Front bedroom. suitable for
ono OF two ladirH employed ON two
Admiral
rOH HENT- Elegant il-room rosidence
with garage f0r two cars and GOOD
servant quarters, located on north 4ide
can giyo .poas.saion May / address 21S-h
OLYMPIA q. iO3 Well furnished out
side sleeping room clJne IN, references,
phone OaaFo cum
UcrpR 8. 2lG. slscplng room, also ga
rnTo phono Usage at31
tUtYENSE. q, 7tE.Hpue sleeping room
suitable Tor one or two gentlemen;
Usage 7Itb.
HpuruEhsr aleeplng room. all modern
'onvon.i;cng,ccs n. g,cn'iGtn"n preferred
BEAUTIFUL furnished front sleeping
room, private homo. convenient 10 bath
Fuitahlo Tor two gentlemen or ladies' ON
pIoyed $40 per month Gail Usage dagi.
i2i v. Thirteenth.
NICELY furnished toom. connecting
bath; cIoao IN. Phone Usage Gaso.
FOURTH 70, 2O6 sleeping room In pri.
yato family, private entrance. adjoining
hath.
FqRHlsnED NOON wen Furnished
home, close In. tii y Guthrie. refer
onco required oHago $3.50
DENVER. q. ts-.For rent one large
sleeping room for two gentlemen.
CtNCtNNATf, +, bt5.-Nrry desirable fur
niHhcd room for gentleman. close IN
MODERN sLEEr1NG room. largo enough
for two; walking distance. Phone
uALrIMoHE, 81, Ino--ror rent; nice
aouthwcat bedroom, plenty OF windows.
NfcE Rooms aud use OF piano; Young
lady wishes roommate. Phone osage
a NlCn sleeping room for gentleman.
ea6a
CHEYENNE. n. sl6--smali sleeping
room; outside entrance.
FRANKFORT. r.. 1lfO-rwo uice sleep
iug rooms. south and east exposure.
take Orcutt Lake car
uNr sLntriHu ROOM for rent. cnii
psage ssa1
NINTH p, ii-Front bedroom. gentlemen
only, Phone cedar iipO
FOR RENT-.SieepinE room. ntSt to
hethi close In Phone ossEe 2iN.
VERY DESIRABLE room. close IN; on
south aide, gentleman preferred. Phone
Usage 37bl
PLEASANT sieepIng room for tentIemen
only, north. south and east exposure;
rofereuceH required OsRge 3iJe.
THIRD W. 22s-Vory desirnhir largo
aJeepinE room. close In Usage b7o2
hmm GnlL A.lun 1ILl L
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AUTOMOBILES
AI rnMdnlIts lhn rNI

~ roMOnufs tON rNif 10
ron SALE cadillac erven paa~engsr.
csceilrut condition. would consider
trado fpf lot or equity, Phone Usage
fNaa
ron sKTE Nsw 1870 rofd ooupa. Cali
Oaere 3st. -
iOU sAiF "Ists our-ton FORD truck
dandy tires. motor Just overhautnl
Irttr i8to. Phone pHare 1Gai " f0f y.
Victor --.
OAKLAND touring car. exceptionally
rood condition bargain for ,AHn COM
aidcr time uN part tHII % IIhtfF
GRrnre ana W Nr.D1d tt
1915 MUCK SEDAN nto rood titea
runs good. y hufraiu o. $3.50. F0i
Nouidrr trnnH ~ rsfpon1inlo parties
rOU SALE co.'s TRADE- Win'on Hx IN
rood condition gta " Seventh -,
WANVtp. buy rrud garage in good
town near ruIaat will pay cash. 40
ron SALE Mercer spooietet. Apply
got b. 'aruui ......-...-..
tOU -HtLF IDr1 IVhf dHiN'y ROOD
.lsn. pf viii trade fUr npesdrtsr
rbpus pare 111t -
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE--Business lease; centrally 10.
Gated. good location for any kind ~
business three years with option for -.
newal for two more years; also large fire
proof wareroOm adjoining. See
=. r.. HOUSTON
4OS Security Bldg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
EMPLOYMENT
UrLP wASrED-FEMALE

HELP NtNTED-ftMALf wv
WANTED HouHekeeper. one who would
appreciate good home more than wages
no objections to small child. Apply lflbh
y. Admiral after y. m. -.
WANTED-At once, experienced oper-
atOr for shampOolng and scalp treat
ments tos Houlder "
WANTED-Two experienced live wire
house u house canyassers; In reply stale
experience and salary expected. Box BIB,
World
WANTED-fady typesettor at once; nice
clean country town wanted at once. The
Herald. Ramona Okla.
UIRBS-IIere is a chance 10 make money /;
wanted, two neat young girls who can
travel for work on the order OF soliciting
bat much fdyier experience not necessary,
but must be energetic' will pay straight
salary Of 80 a day and travelling expenses ,
II you want a permanent position and
pleasant and Interesting work, address Box
3ls.B, World
PANTRY woman wanted white or eolored.
Apply chef Kennedy Restaurant.
WA STrD FIRST class cook at once. l2o
w. Ninth. -
AHTED-wRitreHa Martha WaBhing-
ton cafe, AIS 8 Donver.
GIRLS WITH grammar school educa-
tion and Of good character. desiring In
tetestlng work In pleasant surroundings
apply 10 American Telephone n Tele-
graph Co, NJ. Thomas. room 2l7 4li 5.
Boston
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FINANCIAL
MIisINEss nppInTj

REsTAURNNT FTXTUREs-we build
back bars. mirror frames: stools
tables; chairs: steam tables. coffee utns.
complete equipment save you money
easy monthly payments. Grosmsn Foun.
tain Co. Dallas. Texas.
FOR sALE-small grooerys ST. "
BRADY. Usage 1iii.
REAL ESTATE mortgage notes for sais
TO net you 10 20 20 per cent on invest.
ment; tax paid well secured and payment
guaranteed: Sterling Investment Co, In.
eorporated. Turner Blde.. Third and Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
WHEN A MAN

clothes and places his dinner pail
upon the counter our best salesman
steps up. McMinn Jewelry Co. l20
East Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

WANTEn-Capahlc, refined woman from
90 60 20 years Of age for special work
permanent position. Apply to Miss Paul,
90h Calumet Rldg, Usage 1900. south
western Hell Telephone
TWO GIRLS, between ~ and co. for
COmptomcter machines; work pleasant
ana profitable. 3o7 Robinson Bldg
Osage blS3.
WRITE PHOTOPLAYs-t25-s $500 paid
anyone for suitable ideas. experience
unnecessary; complete outline free. Pro-
ducers League, A61, 81 Louis
COMPETENT colored Woman for general
housework. Usage 1889.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

--r'V'"T ' wv w y - " '''''F'T7 7
NINTH ", sI6H Nicely furnished sleep
ing room and porth two gentlemen pre-
fefrcd Oaags SS1A