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The Keota news., 1920-12-17

The High School pupils are now prac.
ticing basket ball in their new gymnas-
ium. altho It isn't quite finished. We
have good material for . team and ali
they need u practice.
Allen Abbott returned to his home In
Lovsland Wednesday after spending .
couple Of weeks In Keota attending TO
business interests.
For Sale q Trade: Alfalfa land near
Florence. WEI have you to trade!
Samuel Brown IT,. Florence. Colo. s7.ol
Miss Ruby Fortune and Miss Mary
Sargent took The teachers examination
at Grover Thursday and Friday.
Clayton Butler. Herman Strasses and
Raymond Bond are filling ths silo at ths
I. 8. Griffin place this week.
Plenty Of moqpy to loan o. land. We
also can TIN, ,ybur land. H. T. Proc
tor Land Co.. Grover. Colo. 00-3
llrs. Ray 0otfrsdson. Of Buckingham.
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. d.
G. Olson at Ksota.
Plaao Instryetion. A few pupils are
desired Ssx pi4no instruction. hrs- c.
F. Dram, Ko6ta. Il
Art Rhoadarmsr b feeding . carload
Of cattle which be expects to ship next
spring.
Freddy Wagner spsnt Saturday and
Sunday with biz friend, Howard Cham
bosU.
Niss Mildred Krum assisted hee faith
or, ]. p. Krum, IN Tie store Saturday.
Emmett Short went to Gill Wednss-
day whsre he win work this winter.
Aiss Mary B. Hyndman was . Den
ver visitor from Friday TO Sunday.
J. F. Snow. Of Raymer. was . busi-
ness visitor 10 Keota on Friday.
The Keota news., 1920-12-17
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items Of Interest to the People Of
Keota Community

had . serious accident with his car
when on biz way to Denver Saturday.
He expected TO visit with his brother.
Hiram Hill. on his way. and when one
mile east Of Buckingham his car. IN
Oakland six. caught 6re and burned up
completely. He walked to Buckingham
and hired Q car to take him 70 bic broth.
er's piece.
The garage at The New Raymer
school house burned at about 4 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. ths irs starting
from . defective doe In the work shop.
All ths trucks belonging to the school
district were saved; and the loss Of
$500 Oh de building was covered BY
insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Caldwell. Of Ster-
ling. visited with As. Caldwell's par
ents, Ar. and Mira c. 7. Jobbins. On
Wednesday Of last week. They r.
turned 70 Sterling Thursday, sccompan-
led By Mrs. George Jobbins and Miss
Lsttis Jobbins. who visited there until
Monday.
n. L. Hswosth. local road ovsrsser,
10 having bridge put In across Wild
horse ditch, three miles east Of here.
This ditch has long needed attention -
Il was impossible to travel The road
whsn tsere was snow on ths ground or
Il was vet and slippery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard and
baby. formerly Of Eaton. have rented
LaBslls We farm Of e. e. Andrsws.
and moved on Tuesday. Nrs. Howard
isa daughter Of Mrs. G. F. Becker. Of
Ksota. Mr.. Andrews will remain on
The place also.
A number Of Keotans attended the
basket ball game between Buckingham
and Grover at The latter place last FRI
day night. They report IN interesting
game with scores Of 2o.3s In favor Of
The Grover boys and S-3s In favor Of the
Grover girls.
Cyrus Roby and family moved Wed
nesday to Julesburg. whore they Will
make their home. Their furniture was
shipped Monday and they visited until
Wednesday with Mr.. Roby's mother.
Mrs. Anna Roby.
Jacob Kenig and Arthur Harrison. Of
Grover. and George Hatch and Ars.
May R. Timmons, Of New Raymer.
were in Ksota Wednesday, with wit
nesses, making homestead final proofs.
NJ. L. Haworth. Carl Hsworth, Wal
ter Quackenbush, Earl Quackenbush
md W. 8. More shipped . carload Of
cattle to Denver Monday. Earl Quack-
enbush went down with the load.
Ars. Hugh Irwin and Ars. George
Schoonover returned Saturday from .
five weeks visit at Hayes. Kansas, with
Mrs. 1rwin's daughter and nrs. Schoon-
overs sister, Mrs. Robert Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bailey and family
motorsd to Cheyenne on Saturday. re-
turning Sunday evening, where they
visited with hlrs Bailey's sister, nrs.
Earnest Scott and family.
G. H. Ostrander went to Greeley
Wednesday to visit at the Robert Bus
sing home. Mrs. Ostrander and the
children have been there since Thanks.
giving time.
George Jobbins, who 10 working ut
Loveland. visited Thursday and Friday
The Keota news., 1920-12-17


peoples meeting. TOO p. N.
A cordial welcome to Ill.
H. T. LEGRAND. Pastor.
A Five Minuts Chat - Cuzrsat Events
By william Wagnsr
The Ksota News = not . very large
paper. but good things are done In small
packages.
Better to have few big hogs In busi-
ness than Q million little ooes.
Peace Mission spsnt $l.le6. lsl In
France. Wilson'S bills show. Hotel
Crillioo account was @l26. 900 for dam
ags and brsakags. Woodrow must
have had soms rough house over there.
At that rate tie damage done IN ths
United States IN ths eight ysazs he's
been executive would amount to&4 4o00.-
900. His salary for he eight ysars
amounts to 600. 600. This leaves Uncle
Sam $l00, 900 In the hole. Now ws
know Why Woodrow was preaching
economy to ~.
Ere long. boys, ws will b making
the grade for The little Old church on
The hill. These crusadeEs are after -.
they are going to take Tie jass out Of
our boots. We can bid farewell to Tie
turtey trot capsrs and Tie wigglstail
slides. They are going 10 take away
The gasoline from % on Sunday, the
family Ford must not run On Sunday.
every creeping thing most stop On Sun
day; in other words, what you want on
Sunday you must not have. Such = the
idea Of our hard shsllsd rsformers: they
are going to take the Joy out Of life on
Sunday. What about the guy that goes
to church and goso 70 sleep and snores
like liberty motor7 Take no chances.
b prepared. When tie sinlsss bill
becomes . law these refosmsss are
going to Try he dope % - that the
pilgrims administered 70 the quaksrs.
they are going to sst 40 IN stocks. take
our tobacco away and dog -.
Laying eli jokes asids ~ will gladly
admit that The pilgrims were God fear
ing men and women. and they laid the
corner stone Of The U. 8. A. When We
do 60 10 church, let % 20 - those sturdy
pilgrims did, with our heads bowed In
solemn prayer; leave OF The paint and
pook.a-boo waists.
Yss, time please turn backward to
The good cd pilgrim days with plenty
OF clothes and steps not % cay md
maids that don't We the streets for .
vaudeville stage.
Oh time please turn backward
And grant our request
For Gods richest blessing,
But not one undreoood.
Ray Conlsy. Of Logan, visited With
bic wife at Keota from Monday to
Wednesday.
The Keota news., 1920-12-17
Up. Kruu Tr,6ee Lad Ssr Ksela
Ssters -

A deal was made On Thursday. Dr..
embsr 8. by which 8. w. Fox, traded
the stock In his store for ths half sec-
ton Of land belonging to J. p. Ksun'
and situated three miles east Of the
Pawnee Buttes. Mr.. Krum and Mr..
Fox went to Greeley On Thursday TO
make out the necessary papers and Mr..
Krum took charge Of The store On Sat-
urday. Ar. Fox viii Leave soon
for Palo Alto. California, whsre hi
family b located and whore b q.
pects 70 make hi future home.
The Keota news., 1920-12-17
Baptist Chureh Notes
Sunday, December s

Sunday School. 10 .. NJ. preachtng
services II .. 10. and 8 p. M, young
peoples meeting. 100 p. N.
A cordial welcome to all.
h. +. LEGRAND, Pastor.
The Keota news., 1920-12-17

Ray Conlsy, Of Logan, visited With
bic wife ct Keota from Monday to
Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Detention Home

to,aI ~ all Probation ON'c"r Orders
Sl,so2eI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
I!(l;l'!isi!'j

cizince.
Ami jediny z Mich nepovstal.
Vsichni hled6li nan line, lho-
stejne - vsichni az ma mlade-
no onoho muze a Keene Okla
mite poznal, ze V ocich jeho
objevil Sc jakysi zablesk stra-
chu.
"Dobre jitro, pratele," "a.
cal tajny pomalym, bodrym
hlasem. Rad bych S vami tax
asi pet minut pohovoril."
Mlady muz omen podepTel
sc o strom a divaje Sc smerem
k stanum, zavolal neco cizym
jakymsi jazykem.
Okamzite Zvedla Sc odtam-
tud stara zenstina, jejiz we
zreni prozrazovalo ihned, ze
musi to byti kralovna = matka
maleho toho kmene.
Byla to majestatni, p6kn$
postava, fantasticky odena .
jakymisi usechtilymi pohyby
jakez pripominaji ma zens
slunne Andalusie.
Nejdrive pohledla ma mlade
no muze, jenz il byl volal, or
promluvil k nj as dive slova ,
nezname reel a nedbale poky,
nul pax rukou smerem, kdes
stal tajny.
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IA PRfCINOU odjezdu mu-
sim prodati dun 0 eti pokoiich
v nenlz lest vse zarizeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste sc V cis. 1866 Z.
lao vi. v Mt. Pleasant. 81
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aabragedie svatebnl noci.
~ Roman
Roman

&c, nesmysl, Ted. Nemluv
tax. Jsme nyni ma stope, pra-
vim IT," opetoval Keene, kteryz
byl nadmiru dobre naladen.
Pomocnik jeho ale mel svuj
vlastni MAJOR o te veci a jak
znamo, jsme vzdycky potese-
nj, shledame-li re MAJOR mas Sc
potvrzuje.
Proto zakroutil opet hlavou
a pravil:
"Jen pockejte budete vi
det, co z toho jeste vyjde,
Keene. Pravim vam jestes jed.
nou, re jsme u rozpletavani Q
kousek pozadu!"
TX. Cikani.
'Ihned po snidani druhy den
rano tajny Keene, opatren ma
vodem sveho pomocnika, vysel
ven ku lezeni cikanu.
''Neni treba, abych Sci S va
mi, Keene," pravil Ted Simp-
son. "Dosti na tom, re budou
znati jednoho mas; mohu v
tom byti uzitecnym pozdeji a
ted Jim radeji jiti 2 cesty."
Keene nahlednul, ze ma SOU
druh jeho vlastne pravdu, W.
sci sam "a pull hodiny male
zal Sc ma miste sveho cile.
Pr kraji rozkosneho lesika
nalezl taboriSte cikanu.
Byl to maly pouze tabor, Sc.
stavaiici re dvou stanu a po.
malovaneho vozu.
AS pul tuctu cikanu lezelc
ma stravnlku, tesice Sc patrne z
hfejiciho slunecka, jakoz z
obvykle Il Mich zahalky.
Tekave oci tajneho zpozoro
valy tlupu tn drive, nez oni zna
menali jeho pfichodu.
Pet z cikanu tech nemel
pro neho zadny zajem. Byly tC
!, dive zeny prostredniho start
diva tehoz start muzi a mladt
dite.
! Sesta osoba ale byl mladJ
muz, diva az tri a dvaceti let
cerny jake Spaniel a uzasnt
krasny.
"To jest muj chlapik, po
myslil 81 Keene, "a divka ons
! nebude as priliS daleko, my
SLIM"
V te chvili zastekal pes ci
kanu, oznamuje tax prichoc
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PRODAM svhj majetek ma
zastavce 10, A. B. c. kary. Je
to vyhodna koupe, kdo by 81
pral ia venkove bydleti. Adre-
sa Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu. 9-8
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PRODA Sc dunn hodici
Sc pro dive rodiny, a pokoje
a koupelna dole a to same
nahofe. Majetek tento je na
zapadne strane blize 18te a
Clark. Phi rychlem prodeji
da Sc "a $500. Haste Sc V
c. 3414 w. id I'll. 90
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PRODA Sc novy dunn Sc
ySim zaTlZenim. Haste sc V c.
3537 Z. 135. st. 81
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SS' D"ASeS my oAihi WV
vlrat oci, az budu hotov".
"Nuz tedy, jen rychle!''
"Tot' vas zp6sob, Keene,
znam vas," pravil druhy. IVY
chcete vzdy dostat zrno, aniz
byste rozlouskl orech. TAX sto
ale ia nedelam."
"Dobre, dejej jen rychle,
jak mGzes, vim, zes dobry
hoch," odvetil Keene V dobrem
humoru. Znalt' jiz pritele sve-
no zvlastnosti a byl dosti mou-
drym nestaveti sc Jim v cestu.
"Shledal jsem tedy, ze neby-
la odena tax zcela obycejne,
jako jine re vypadala tax
jake cikanka a re kdyz vysla
pax ven z kostela, u nehoz
jsem stall, pripojil Sc k nj MIA
dy muz o malo starsi, jenz ia
Ike mel vzhled cikana, jenze
byl slusneji oden.
Keene netrpelive pokynul
hlavou.
Nemohl sc jiz dockat konce
vypravovani sveho druha.
"Vsedli do drozky, maleho
to, pekneho voziku, vsak ne
ztratil jsem je z oci a stopo-
val je az ma stanici, kdez wa
Ii 81 listek do - kan myslite
keene?"
"Oh, ia nevim. Rekni mi to
Ted, honem," pravil Keenc S
velikou netrpelivosti. ~
do Kings Norton!"
"MysliS to opravdu? Nebe.
sa, Ted, tebe bude chlapik,
pak-li to neni mylka neiaka
Kde ale jsou nyni, nejsou
tam?"
"Nikoliv, odeSel jsem vcera
sam, aniz bych vam byl rex
slova a dozvedel isem Sc, ze
bylo tam male lezeni cikanu as
pet mil cd Kings Norton. By
ly tam posledni tydny, diva dny
ale po vrazde te odeSli."
HIM, pamatuii Sc, re bylo Y
lezeni tom mluveno. Dai isem
ovsem policii narizeni, by sire.
Ella ty lidi a take ie policie w.
slychala; nebylo pry ale nit
podezreleho k nalezeni mez
mimi a nechala je tedy byti.
"At' tomu tax nebo onak
Jest to lid, po nemz Sc musime
ohlednouti. Jest mezi mimi mia
dy jeden muz, ienz Sc ma vlas
podoba onomu, jenz byl ko
stella, kdyz divka Ia omdlela
Co sc divky t6 samotne tyce
nemohl jsem vynajiti, zdali is
tam nebo ne, myslim ale, zs
tam neni."
"A kde jsou nyni?"
"Zde V Salisbury, totiz mil
neb dve' od mesta.
"Mohu je videti dnes V no
ci?"
"Muzete, moudTeisi ale bu
de, ponechate-li to na 2itfek
Nyni oni nevedi, ze jsou stopo
vani a Jest dobre nechati je pr
tom tax dlouho. jak mono :
"Ano, ale oni mohou nam dt
rama ujit.
"Nikoliv. Dal jsem je strezlt
Jsou tam diva muzi, nlchz le
den by lined nam prisel ozna
nit, kdyby Sc hnuli. Bude lepe
nechate-li to ma rano.'
Keene nahledl, re ma sou
druh pravdu uposlechl no.
Obratil Sc X nemu potras
mu vrele rukou.
"Povim ii, CO 81 mysllm
Ted pravil. Uses neobyceJn'
obratny a jsem pysnym na t.
opravdu. Ma tebe sc jlz moh'
spolehat " tezkych pfipa
dech. to vim"
Ted zavrtel smutne Jaks
hlavou.
"Nevim," pravil pochybnyn
hlasem. "Vypada to hezky
zda Sc mi ale, re Jsme V ton
.Jxol>o+ nnxH e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
n INDAG|N| C|RCA
| IFATT| D| BOLOGNA
la Rivolta Sarebbe Stata
organizzata dai capi del
Socialist

.cb,Ished and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 941.
tnthorized by the Act q octoper o,
,oII on Ale at tho Postofficc OF Phila-
'tith''. AS. BURLEsoN..
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24

Roma. % novembre. lie investiga-
,;oni sui disordini avvenuti domcnica
in bologna, durante quail furono uc-
nise otto pcrsone cd attire .settanta fcri-
10 dimostra una condizione gravissima,
secondo quanto dice III Popolo Ro-
mano" II giornale dichiara che lie kua-
rdie municipal partec iparono al CO.
naitto ira socialist cd naz onalsti,
dfendendo primi fncendo fuoco sui
In euarde rcgie nell'interno del palnzzo
municipale. II giornale fa premurc
nercbe' Il Foverno sciolga rammini-
strazione comunnlc di Bologna In qua
Ie O. divcnuta un nido di impudenti cri-
minali. 49,. .,
"Sc ALA municipalita ta'-dice II gior-
rale-c' accordato di sostituire le bombe
ale leggi moi potrcmo aprire le, porte di
tutte lc prigioni."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
REBELS GET MEXICAN TOWN
Cross Border From Texas, but
Speedily pecamp

Brownsville, Tex, Nov. 24.-(By A..
P.)--General Guzman, former lieuten-
ant colonel in the Carranza army, head
cd small band of Mexican rebels
which, crossing from the American side
of the Rio Grande on Monday, cap
tured the little Mexican town of Ra-
mircz and afterward fed to the in =
terror, pursued by Mexican federal
troops, according to Etgene II. Parker,
agent of the United States Department
Of Justice.
Mr.. Parker returned last night from
an investigation made by him at the
point of crossing, twenty eight miles
west Of Brownsville.
At Ramirez they robbed a man named
Jose Trevino of S12O. They then cap
tured the railroad station, cut the tele =
graph wires and took the instruments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24

mento riformista, ne che 10 stesso Ser.
rati partecipi al Congresso di Mosca
IL ,presidente della Internazionalc
avrebbe dichiarato che riformist o
communist non possono rimanere ipsie,ne
e enc non vie posto per una terra
fazione fra essi.
Roma. % novembrc. .--Qualsiasi pre-
testo per abarcare bevande alcooliche in
America o permetters Ia partefza di
cmigranti clandestini per delta nazione,
dovra' essere impedita ad .ogni costo,
secondo un appello della Marina Mer
camille Italiana reso noto oggi dal De :
putato Giulcppi, prcsidente della Fed
crazione degli uomini di mare. Egli
nsserisce che II Governo degli Stati
Unit ha adottato le piu severe insure,
c"mpresa Ia lista ncra, contro quclli
colpevoli di tall trasgressioni, c dichiara
che. vapori che violano lie lcggi ameri
cane non potranno pin approdarc neegli
Stati Until.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24

Firenze, % novcmbre-Le decisioni
roggiuntc dai socialist italiani miranti
a mantencrc lunita del partito ed il
rifuto di csplcllcre membri con ten
denze riformste, sono state disappro-
vate dalla Terra Internazionale, secon-
do ouanto stampa il Nuovo Giornale.
II giornale dichiara che una notifca a
tale riguardo G. stata inviata nj Dcpu-
tato Bombacci, capo del communist, da
Zinoyieif. prcsidcnte della Internazi-
onalc. 81 dice che Ia nota inviata al
Bombacci dichiariche Iinovieff non, ri
conoscc il signor Serrati, capo del movi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
GERMAN PLANES HELD UP
Allies stop Shipment Of Eleven Ma
chimes Sold to United States

Berlin, Nov. 24.-(By A. P.)--Elevcn
aluminium German airplanes sold to an
American concern and loaded on n ship
in Hamburg, have been ordered held up
by the Interallicd Aeronautical Commis-
sion, which alleged a violation of the
Versailles treaty, it is officially an
nounced here. German manufacturers
claim the contracts for the airplanes
were drawn since July 10. when, in
their opinion. the prohibition against the
manufacture and sale Of airplanrs under
Article 2O2 of the Versailles treaty cx-
pired. =.
The commission is understood to claim
authority from the council of ambassa
dors in Paris to prevent commerce in
airplancs until Germany has complied
with Article 2O1, which directs the de-
livery of air material to the Allies;
The German Government has announced
Il will protest against the commission $
action,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
BERNiI'DA

MIAMI PALM FETE-DEC. 7TH TO IITH
mkt from Chamber Of Commerce, Miami. Fla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24

BOLOGNA, 90 novembrc. La polizia e
IA nItcrita' giudiziarie.. che stanno
,c.omp;endo lc investigation relativn-
rentc al disordini di domaenca' dchn-
rano The Ia rivoltn che diede per risu
lteto ruccisionc di otto pcrsone' ~
organizzsta dai socialist 81 dice enc
Warterli. nm maestro ed I'm fanatico so
stenitore della rivoluzione mezza del
Ia straec. L'arresto del Martelli e. sta
70 ta ordinate, ma egli 81 e. reso irreperi-
bile. ...,,,u;u;. =,
fayors dele vittimc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
Marshall utters Election Wall

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 24.-(By A. P.)--
"The country will live to regret wha,
It has done in the recent election, u
Thomas X. Marshall, Vice President OF
the United States. declared in an nd
dress at the terminal railway station
yesterday afternoon. "It Is the greatest
injustice of a century. and will bring
one of the worlds greatest figures to ar
untimcly grave" the speaker said. Mr.
Marshall passed through Dallas on his
way to Fort Worth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
@HeWILTSHIRE

NIrginia Ave. and B"lch. Cap 800. privato
baths; run. water; elevator. etc. Amer. plan
SAM. ELLIS. Owner. n. J. COLLINS. Mgr
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Tnsnrnassed for Henlthfnl Rest & Recreation
LAKEWOOD. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
Riekenhaoker Seeks Air Record

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-Captain
Eddie Rickenbacker. American ace,
plans to attempt to break the air record
between San Francisco and Los Angeles
today. Rickenbackcr will use Fokkcr
machine. The air record is three hours
and forty five minutes and Ricken-
hacker said he expected to cut it one
hour. TIE distance is about 800 miles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
NO U. S.-BRITISH SHIP DEAL
Premier Knows Of No Arrangement
Regarding Far East

London, Nov. 24.-By A. P.)-Pre-
mier Lloyd George, speaking in the
House of Commons late yesterday after
noon, said that, so far as he was aware.
no agreement or arrangement had been
made with the United States shipping
board, by which Americn ships would
be permitted to trade on British lines to
the Far East.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-10
CONST TANCE TALMADGE AT COLUMBIA TODAY
 IN LATEST SUCCESS

Epigramatic screen plays are few and far between. But John Emerson and Anito Loos succeeded in adding a worthy example of this type to the months screen library when they col laborated on Tn Search of a Sinner" the new Constance Talmadge produc- tion that will begin a three-day en- gagement at the Columbia theater to- day
 Probably more clever word matter appears in "In Search of a Sinner both in conversation and description
Arizona republican., 1920-06-10

ing little recovery. Sales amounted to 350.000 shares.
 The money market pursued it's re- cent torturous course, call loans open ing at seven per cent, rising to nine at midday and falling back to eight at the close. Time loans for small amounts, and mainly for short matur- ities, were made at prevailing rates, but little merchants paper changed hands Conditions affecting foreign ex- change were not materially altered The London rate failed to reflect re- ports that large payments toward the Anglo French loan expiring next fall had been anticipated here.
 In the bond market, however, Anglo French lives made a new high at 991 although the general list, including Liberty issues, were irregular. Tota sales, par value, SIT, ,350,000. On call old U. s. 2s were down sz and old four' A per cent.
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Chicano

Chicago
 CHICAGO. June 9.-(U. $. Bureau of Markets) CATTLE, 1000; beef steers uneven, 25 to 75c higher; top heavy $16.S5; top yearlings $16.35; bulk all weights $14.25 G16.10; Kosher cows and fat heifers yearIings unevenly higher; other she stock steady to 25c higher; bulls strong to 25c higher; calves and stockers strong; bulk vealers, $13.50@ 1475.
 HOGS-Receipt 10000; mostly 25c higher; rop S14.S0; bulk light and light butchers $13.50014.75; bulk 250 pounds and over S13.0O@14 40; pigs 25c higher with bulk at $1O.50G11.50.
 SHEEP-Receipts 5000; quality poor market active; lambs strong to higher. between kind up most; sheep steady lambs here $13.50 and bulk $12.00@ 15.0O; choice ewes $7.50@S S.00.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY. June 9.-(U. $. Blu reau Markets) CATTLE, native beef steers and yearlings 50c@$1.25 higher; calves strong to soc higher; other classes mostly 25G soc higher.
 HOGS-Heavy and medium mostly 25c higher; light 15d 25c higher.
 SHEEP - Steady; spring lambs steady to 25c higher.
 DENVER, June 9.-CATTLE-R Re : eeipts 270O; market 9 to 40c higher: beef steers s125O614.70; cows and heifers s1O.50@12.00; stockers and feeders $S.5O@10.75; calves $15.5o@ O
 HoGs-Receipts 500; market Toe higher; top $1415; bulk S13.35 e 1860. SHEEP = Receipts 250: strong; lambs $15.00616.15; ewes $S50Qs.5o,
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lxldrket News

NEW YORK, June 9.-Stocks were firm at the outset of today's listless session. reacted sharply, especially in the railway division before noon, and moved forward again later, when steels, equipments, oils and textiles became the special objects of bullish attention
 The weakness of rails, in which high grade shares suffered extreme losses of one to three points, was ascribed to yesterdays S cut in the dividends of Chi cago and Northwestern common.
 American Woolen, Baldwin Locomo- tive, Bethlehem Steel and several of the prominent oils-stOcks in which a large short interest is believed to exist-were foremost in the closing rally, rails malS-