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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-20

t Garvey
day and Continu
DOLLAR SPECIALS FOR EXTRA VALUE
WEEK
During this event we will offer the following
DOLLAR values They will be sold at the ad-
vertised price until all gone.
If you are lover of the DOLLAR and all the
good things that it will buy JUST READ
THIS LIST
TENNIS SHOES
Tennis shoes for men, women, and children, at
SI.OO per pair
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL STOCKINGS
500 pair Of chdren's good school stockinQs
that are really worth so cents per pair at pair
for SIOO All sizes IN white and black.
LADIES SILK STOCKINGS
One lot of ladies silk hose at$I.OO pair.
MOZART CORSETS AT S1OO
We have 20 Modart Corsets left that will be
sold at SlOO each These corsets are worth up
to $500 There are some sizes that we are out
of SO do not be disappointed if we don't happen
to have your size.
MIDDIES AT S100
We have quite few middies that in moving
around have become a little soiled, and again
some OF them are little out of style. We are
not advertising them as perfect, but we do say
that they are wonderful value at 800.
LADIES HATS AT $1.O0
We are selling everything that we have left in
Summer hats at $I.OO for your choice. We will
add that there are only a few for you to select
from, so don't delay.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES AT $1.0O.
Children's dresses made Of an extra fine quail
ity of gingham These are not this seasons
dress, however the styles are very similar and
they are excellent values at $500.
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS AND ROMPERS
There will be very fine assortment of the
play clothes for the little folks and they will
be sold at your choice for $500.
TOWELS 5 FOR. S10O
Fine red trimmed huck towels that have been
selling for Soc each will be sold at for SI.OO.
MUSLIN GOWNS AT $1OO EACH
There will be an assortment of fine muslin
gowns that will be sold at $I.OO EACH The
reason for this remarkably low price is this, in
moving we found shipment of muslin gowns
that we did not know we had, nor how long we
had them. They are worth at least twice what
we are asking. And while the lot lasts we will
sell them SIOO each. This item is limited to
two to the customer
MEMS DRESS HOSE PAIR S1OO
One lot mems real nice dress hose at 3 pair for
SI.OO.
MEMS GREY WORK HOSE
Mems mixed grey work hose at pair for SI.OO.
THE SURPRISE TABLE AT S1OO
This will call surprise simple reason that the
things that offer you this table $O0
ev when This table will be ready your
inspection at 8 O'Clock sharp Saturday morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

IL BARREIS DAILY

II bANN ELS UNTT1
FOR SALE-Settled production; l2 bar
rels daily from l2 wells In high grade
shallow field at Neodcsha, Kan 5on
acres, three power plants, 900 feet, dhrHi
gravity; pipe line connections, three sep
arate tracts. all proven Full intormh
tion 70 bona fde purchaser. Addrf.a
FJ2bl. Tulsa World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
AUTOMOBILES
AurOMonIlts tOn -ALr

FOHD ROADSTER In excellent condI
tion good tires 1850 'esh phpne 'i''
"a TON TRUCK used only five mouihs
terms. and viii accept light ar 49, part
~ first payment ~ ". bfsdy bHsE"
1860
ron SALE Good one ton rufd truck.
CON DHaFe $500 Mr Freeman
1913 MODEL Dodge roadster Tor safe or
trade on small property Phpne U"H'.
Usage i0f
MUCK four roadster. ~ model Usage
IbsN or panFe G82O
ron SALE Fofd. five passenger touring
IN good running order io' 81 Frisco.
BUICK touring car In good condition
good castings and new top, bargain.
100 g. EsHtnn. Usage t1N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

OIL LEASES-Southeast Of 2O-lA-ll.
drilling contract or sale, Okmulges
county. Northwest Of southwest OF %.
the northwest ~ 4-1i-9: Okfuskee county
$40, so acres in tho northeast ot 2S. ,
Seminole county; at $3.50. southeast y
the southeast OF i-li-e; Okfuskec county :.
$40 so acres in the southeast Of 2-9,t
Seminole county; S. Southwest ~ the
southwest Of 2s-12-lO; Okfuskee county;
$40. North half Of the northwest ot 80
il-9; Okfuskee county; at $50 Five
year commercial leases. AhsractN fnr-
nished r. 4. CASTOR, OkemEh, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
srECINL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES
ArrnMnMIins lnK .NIr

AUTOMOBILES IuR SNIE 10
BulCK ROADSTER good us new. bar
gain cash ~ W brady Omgo 23a5
NELlE touring car. tcTnH or trade for
Ford. ~ " Rrady Usage 23p5
ron SALE or trade. Maxwell one ton
trade for Ford ~ " Brady Usage
23ga.
FOR SALE-Dandy flve.pusscnror over.
land car, nearly new. can Usage
ls6e.
CHANDLER scVou. .paaaeuger. iplN model l.
good condition. Tor ulo ur trade for
smaller car Phone OHaEu StN..
STUFF roadster fur sale. isa0 overland
NNe.pAas"ngcr model 900, $3.50. 10 S.
lansing Cedar 1i9g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
FINANCIAL
nrsINhss orrONrrNIrIts

BUsINEss oPpORrrNITIES a
PAY LESS freight charges. lot ms Ia
your traffic manage have .ur
you are paying the proper amount q
freight cherges, ! WIN get your s.p.
until until they y' ' rsach % their destinatIon. hd.
dress BOX s57-B. care World
WANTED Partner, high class road ...
ture show Address Odum's All Irs.
ture show Fayetteville. Ark
WANTED dealer for well known
brand Of auto tires. this product N.I
paisn and the dealer viii he assisted .n
Box F.s5s World
REAL ESTATE mortgage notes Tor .as
TO net you 10 20 20 per cent on hives
guaranteed sterling Investment Co. 10.
corporated. Turner BldR Third and Main
CAFE FOR SALE In skiatook Call -ss.
Skatook. okla. a. my cSpense
REsTAURANT. On Main ST good lous.
ton and two-yoar lease; rent tiii r.r
month. last years income W 600. ovr.-
must soil at sacrifice, 81. 500 y e.
Heddin. Os1gc 1900. 2os Cosdcn Bldr
ron sA'LE.,,Cafe. best location in s,,'
takes In il75 a day, good lease; chesn
rent. $4,000 BoS So Henrvetta. ok'H
FOR sALE-An up.to-date steam lauu.
dry, with or without two-story hri. b.
Interests, reason for selling Write Car
Vaughn Tor price and particulars, Me-.
sho, Mo.
ROOT BEER barrel outfits, get into bis
paying business by installIug one " our
large root beer barrel outfits. tho fastes'
selling cold drink on the market. cuor.
nous profits; We furnish them complete
small cash payment down, balance cas-.
monthly payments. Grogman. FountaI
Co, l7l3 Live oak 81. DALLAS. TeNas "A
FOR SALE--A small suburban grucc 4
store, doing good business, will F'
fixtures reasonable and Will invuii
stock, dandy proposition Moorchcsd
Paine, ossFc b53p or cedar goo
WANTED state distributor Tor Okla.
homa; "A position good for tl5 900 'n
100000 yearly. some cash required 90
handle Addrcss 3et-R care World
ONE or BEST located grocery stores ru
cas, side. Cali at 35i S. Wheeling
WILL BUY interest In established rc|
estate and Insurance business u priced
right Address 3s0-B world.
INDUSTRIAL STOCK INVESTORS
ATTENTION
will he in Tulsa today and Saturday 90
present high class dividend paying truIs.
trial stock proposition to possible tuy,.f.
ors, also desire high grade man To- rnI.
resent us later i5l-R. care World
FOR SALE--Grocery stock and fixtures.
must sell on account Of other husinc-s
will consider trade or automobile a. part
payment. can room IL Bynum BIDS
Phone Usage 77I7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
HOTELs-RooMING HOUSES

room rooming house, nicely furnished
cafe and fixtures; concrete garage "nd
equipments: IN heart OF the big zinc anl
lead mining district, income 90 per cent
on Investment guaranteed. Write owner
r. l. Turnlin. Treece. Kan. -
HOTELS and rooming houses; 20 rooms
all outside; good lease mostly rah'
silent; real money maker
T.. H.. HOUSTON
eos Security bldg.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
stockn ohurn uneertaInIy.

Stocks ohurned yesterday rather furl.
ously at times and quietly at others ana
found themselves at the end OF the day
hack at the starting point, In fact the
average of twenty Industrial stocks last
night recorded a decline of O'Ob, wlllle
twenty representative rail stocks de-
clined OF The day was marked by the
pulling and hauling Of factors THIS way
and that. which left traders at tho
close In rather u bewildered state OF
mind as 10 the immediate outlook,
Mexican news, tho prospective arrival OF
gold from FIanoe, dividend payments on
the porphyry copper stocks and per
cent call money, reached IN tho late
afternoon, ware construed IN bulllsh'
Hauling against those developments,
however, were sharp note from the
President 10 the anthracite coal miners
on vacation decrease In the unified
orders Of the Steel Corporation and thu
probability that to-day'A bank state
ment would continue 10 record a strain
on the oountry's credit resources, Mar
ket action OF most stocks followed close
ly that OF Thursday, 4 considerable
cloud OF dust was raised by Mexican
Petroleum, Pan-Amercan Petroleum and
Houston Oh, but II was noticeable, as on
the previous day. that the Street In gem
eral WAS anxious 10 cash In pronts wher-
ever they might bo found.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
UNTITLED STEEL
ORDERS DECREASE
Corporation Reports Drop OF
3I3,43O Tons in August.

The monthly report Of the United
States Steel Corporations untitled orders
on hand at the close Of August, male
public yesterday showed an agEregate
tonnage OF that character of iO,sOb'oaa
tons. u decrease .Of aiS,iaO tons from
the showing for July, lnasmueh ~
August la normally about the dulleal
month OF tho year IN the steel industry
the decline was not considered surprising
In steel and financial circles, In addl-
ton, II was pointed out, the Improve,
ment IN tho railroad situation enabled
the corporation 10 ship lts products much
faster than In preceding months and
resulted IN better operation OF the plants
and a consequent cutting down OF un-
filled orders.
Even with the decline shown In yes
terday'a report tho unhlled tonnage II
stlll within little more than 100000
tons OF the high record Of l2,iSs,OSS' eH-
tabllshed In April 1917, II In more than
$500, 900 tons more than the low point
reached IN May Of last year when only
l,2s2,alO tons were reported, The tol-
lowing table shows the untitled orders
reported monthly by the corporation
aincA Janury 1918!
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11

The words OF President. elect obregon
sound fine In Wall Streets opinion. He
viii protect domestic and foreign capital,
he says, VIII seek TO pay Mexico's OBJ
legations and assures every one the
Mexican equivalent OF Il square deal. I'm
doubtedly this Ia good news for stock.
holders OF such corporations as Mexican
Petroleum. Atlantic. Gulf and West
indies, American Smelling and other
American interests with large holdings
In tho republic, but Just now their stock
holders would much rather behold soma
sort OF specific performance OF good
inlth than listen TO well sounding words.
They do not forget that Carranza said
about the same thing. that Huerta made
similar sounds, that every other Mexican
President back to the days OF Dlaz was
long on promise and short on perform
ance when American capital was con-
cerned. III Obregon means H." declared
one man yesterday, who has some big
Interests In the republic "tha best way
10 can prove II is to pay the back inter-
est on the republics bonds and give II
some sort of financial standing that can
be relied upon"
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
TRADE BUYING is NOT
GREATLY IMPROVED
Price Question Is Still Control
ling Factor.

Although a better sentiment In busi'
ness generally has made its appearance
In tho last week or two, there has been
no substantial Improvement In buying,
according 10 the weekly trade reviews,
The sentiment Is based, II Ia said. rather
on expectations OF reviying activity than
on actual increase IN business, Tho
price question In atlll characterized aa
the controlling factor In business and
further downward revision In declared
20 be essential 10 future progress,
"The improved sentiment noted In some
quarters last week." says Dun's Repleip,
has continued In evidence but II In
based more on expectations OF revlying
activity than on any actual increase In
business Some seasonal broadening OF
demands, however would not be hurpria-
Ing especially after n period OF con-
Rpicuous dulneAs In various lines, and
tho Official September forecast OF abun-
dant grain harvesta In obviously con-
structiye development,
with tho virtual assurance OF large
crops this year, reason for confidence "
not lacking, and trade adylces from the
agricultural regions are Of more cheer
ful tenor than those from strictly man
ufaoturlng sections, II general farming
results alone were 10 govern tho course
OF buslness tho outlook would leave
little 10 he desired hut tho price ques-
ton clearly remains the controlling ele-
ment In the situation, and further down
ward revision OF some markets IN essen
tial 10 future progress, Recognition OF
this fact In being forced upon some
sellers who have been slow 10 appreciate
the Importance Of the reversal Of pur-
chasing policy, and there is now less
disposition following many consecutive
weeks OF yielding OF Wholesale quota
tiona TO doubt the genulneness OF the
price denatlon,
"Whore the reductions have gong far
enough 20 lower prices substantially
some early Improvement In business IN
looked for. but the attitude OF most
buyers In primary channels In still one
OF waiting and OF limiting commltmenN
10 present requirements Tho hesitation
In forward contracting, however much
II may be attributed 10 monetary and
transportation drawbacks, In chiefly ex-
planned by the belief among many In
terests that the process Of price readjuRt-
ment has not yet been completed and
that the daferring OF important engage
ments will not work 10 their dlsadvant-
age, That such phase was fnally de-
veloped In the Iron ana steel Industry,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
CLOSES A BOSTON BANK.
CommiHnioner Takes over Pruden-
tiaI Trust Company.

BoaToS,. Sept l0-The Prudential
Trust Company, an institution capltal-
lEed for 100000 and having more than
'2'oOO'OOO In deposits In its banking and
savings departments, was closed to-day
by Hank Commissioner Joseph G, Allen,
Withdrawals, which had reduced In de-
posita by sl,20O.OOO In ton months, and
loans, considered bad ana slow. were
said by the Commissioner to have made
his action necessary,
John H. McNamee, president OF the
bank, said that he expected that II would
be able 20 pay its depositors In full
lie would make no statement regarding
the difficulties OF the institution, and
tho Bank Complssloner said that for
tho present he'dld not wish 10 discuss
the reason for tho Withdrawals which
reduced the Prudentlal's deposits one.
third, The Commissioner said that there
was no connection between tho Pruden-
tlal's troubles and the affairs OF any
other Institution.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11

where pressure for supplies has been
particularly urgent, 10 highly nignine-
ant"
Hrddsfrset's says 1.-TWO divergent In
fiuences price uncertainty and the ad'
vance Of tho fall season, are visible In
tho trade and Industrial situation, re-
hultlng In a curious cross current eifeet
upon observers conclusions, but on ball
anee II may be said that little more
optimism In displayed aH 10 tho future
and tho volume OF trading Is larger, lte-
poets from manufacturing districts, too
ara slightly better, despite some qniet-
Ing down In new buying In lines Aucb
az Iron and steel, hitherto displaying
activity, Tho tone OF collections, too
shows A slight Improvement, and crop
reports are better, though the latenem
" ua TWO DIG crops whose maturity III
uehmpn, corn ana cotton, renders II abb
so,u'ely necessary that late. warm
ial hoAhoh Dc lad n present favorable
prospects, arc 10 be realized,
Tho very generally downward trend
OF prices last month and the character
OF the commodities affected has. N any.
thing, fortified the feeling OF caution
with which buyers face new buying but
on the other hand, the necessity OF
SONS decisions being made, now that
september Ia. we'll advanced has eyl.
denuy caused purchasers 10 take ac.
count or needs for cooler weather, The
net result IN very conservative feeling
DOMINATING nearly all purchases, ana
thu hize u the orders also bears witness
TO the fast that buyers do not care 10
40 In deeply Tho phrase hand 10
mouth, In fact, seems TO have a more
hitting application 10 describe buying
than II has for many years past"
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
Getting out with n Front

II waa rather an amusing spectacle
10 SEQ the big traders, who had under
taken 10 provide the days smoke screen
during the balance OF the market, dash
In out Of the rain near the close, AZ 2 80
o'clock. Mexican Petroleum had reached
l7G. Pan-Amerlcan Petroleum 92h,
Houston on iiOta, and Cruclble steel
1888. The smoke screen having been
provided and served its purpose, Il be-
came their Job 10 remove II and at tho
same time garner any prohts which
might have accrued, All hands were
piped aboard and several good sized
blocks sent overheard with splash,
In tho last thirty minutes Of trading
Mexican Petroleum declined from i76
TO i7Sis, Pan-Amerlcan from 92% TO
ai, Houston oil from ii0lS 10 i07A and
Crucible Steel from l25% 10 i2I, The
rush 10 get out was 80 great at the close
that many good men were trampled on.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
French Bonds mt IOI.

II developed yesterday that several
prospective investors In the new $780,
100000 French loan. who had been re-
quired TO take less stock than antlci-
pated because OF the allotment, have
placed orders TO buy the securities in
tho open market which probably ex-
plains the advance OF the new bonds.
known as French S." to lo1, at which
price several thousand dollars worth of
them sold yesterday. The general Inn
preston among bond men Is that they
should sell on n par with the Swiss SIS,
which sold yesterday at n high OF 1929
There has been some switching from
Belgian 7hs into the new French IS.
evidently. for the former securities have
been rather heavy for day or so and
sold at 97i4 yesterday
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
Copper Dividends Unchanged.

The decision OF the directors of the
porphyry. companies TO make no change
In the dividend rate this quarter was
hailed by many az n sign that the copper
industry had turned the corner, Many
OF the corporations. OF course. are run
ming at loss, but the outlook for In
creased production in view of the fact
that the surplus has been about cleaned
up evidently has heartened copper dl-
rectcrs. The Utah dividend is $3.50;
Chino. S7h cents; Ray Consolidated, rs
cents, and Nevada Consolidated, rs
cents. According 10 recent statemLnts
by the heads OF various copper produc-
ing corporations there are several In
quires for good sized shipments OF cop
per In the market, the most recent being
from German manufacturers. attempting
TO arrange some sort OF credit that their
possible purchases may go forward.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
unnIIed TonnnRe.

Just what drastic changes have taken
rlnce In tho steel situation is reflected
IN measure by tho statement OF untitled
orders OF the United States Steel Cor
poratlon, which showed decrease OF
SlS,taO tons, II must bc borne In mind,
however, In considering that decrease
that II In Of date when steel was In
truth n drug In the market because OF
the indecision OF buyers concerning n
possible pew price schedule and new
schedule OF freight rates Automobile
manufacturers cancellations have been
very heavy and they In part explain
that decline The Street was prepared
for Just about such q document as was
Issued and II would have occasioned no
great amount OF surprise II a half million
Cecrease had been recorded.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Contraction In Stock Market
Continues with General
List Still Firm.
MEXICAN ISSUES STRONG
Only Special Issues Show
Progress-MOney Is Com
paratively Easy
MEXICAN ISSUES STRONG

The stoelt market continued ,ts nroeess
Of eontraotlon yesterdnv with tha sen.
eral llst Of saenrltIaa eating hacl an.
proxImately in the trading noaItlon from
which Il was dlalodged bv Iast weelt'a
rally. Tha MaYlean oils ana the cons
pers stIIl rose IN a continuation OF the
advancing movement which hegan in
the last hour OF Thursdnv'a sesslon' hut
The movement In other affections netsred
out early In the dAy. ao that al the CLOSE
tho ayeraRaa actualIv shaved a small
net decline ON the day The general
market bowsyer was sim Temarkably
firm In all direotlonA even thoush NOT
a aren't deal of prosreas was recorded
exeept In HneoIal .tooks and thA atrength
of the MeXIean Issues morenver eayn
the hears n rather unnlsosnnt hour or M
IN the afternoon, put there we're. on
tho other hand somo encouraging siRns
for the bear contingent ON the other aide
OF the market, for Instance tho oase In
which stock sold of, wherevsr there
hannened m he ss,lIng pressure
Th.rs was IN ,rnth hardly enough IN.
,.,ss, In ,ha d.s,,nes A. 10 ,,,he,.,,ar
,r.nb ,ha,a 40. ,','sh sI,n1,,oa go mr..
cnr,,n,ad - -" ,,,a'1 ~ ~ 80
~, o,,','a. ~, " ,"'"sy :" W. ~,
@ smu "hp'VaIne ~ va puyn'en'n p.oo"o'y
',. Wv p.,ns'pa, ,neenVVo !" w"a'oNs,
,,s,n.n a,n,, '"V,1 "spN'"eu w oo w Nl'ee'', .,
u,reot,ohs, ana mere was ehcourhseIhoht
nIho IN inc reports OF hllshtly treer
offerings OF time money NJ reeeShlonS
from recently quoted rateh oliaettins
thls however was the expectation thht
'o'dayb bank blatement would make
alnNyinR mnnHFninnn
Instance, that there will be n further
sharp decline In the reserve ratio OF tho
local Reserve Bank. and that In all prob
ability the combined statement issued
In Washington also will reflect further
movement OF funds for crop purposes.
But Il was 10 be said In favor OF tho
market that II there was any apparent
uneasIness over this II was manifested
only In so far as the volume OF buslness
was concernod. which was the emalleat
since the rally began in tho middle mart
OF Aurust
The prIneIpai' incentive in baok OF thu
movemcnt ~ the Nexioan oils aa ia tho
case ~ Thuradoy's trading was Tho
nurcbase of the additional oil lands nv
,ho NeyIcar po,roIoun, comnonv and
the ynrther Lrowiedgn that no nsu,
eronc,ng yyonid hn ronujred 10 mako
,ho, n,,rchaso Tho s,rength Jn ,ho
NtoSI,ar ali. r.,rrnIiy helned other oII
sharos hnt No croat nrogress Was "a.
an,SaJ alsou,,ora ,rbo connar s,oclt.
con,a "a ,bo front I, tho In a. hopr FOL
,o,,,in, tho deciaratlon ~ the reynInr
dI,JdnnAs ~, The nornhyrvies, shares hi,
~. s,r,soc,h mere as wall ma In other
stooLs dId moi last long In other al
rsctions ,hera wnS very IIttle NJ interest
Tho steci shares we're Inclined 10 do
hs,,.r dur,ng the ,f,rst balf OF tho day
but thew n1leted down following the
nnh,ication of the monthly tonnage flr.
mes q, the steel cornoratlon. which
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-11
saw FRENCH HARvEsTs.
A. H. MsriinE Praises Energy Of
People Of France.

Alfred ID Marllng, formerly preslden,
OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
State OF New York, who has just 70.
trrned from trip to Europe, said that
the most astounding observation that
eonfronts every visitor 20 the Continent
us the thrift, energy and indefatlgable
courage OF the French people"
"The French people," began Mr., Mar.
III have their faces forward, not back
ward, They are already harvesting
wheat from tho battleflelds, and the
crops this year ought TO measure ur
Tretty well with those OF tho prewar
Gays The French men and women are
working In tho fields everywhere NJ.
though work is also being done on thu
restoration OF buildings, A few weeks
ego they started TO pick coal from one
o. tho mines near Lens that had been
flooded by tho Germans.
The American cemetery at Romange
whore $4,000 soldiers arc buried, Mr.
Marling asserted, II ono OF the most
beautiful garden spots OF tho world md
he could not understand why anyone
would object 10 their dead being there
There Ia a Y, w, c, A. hostess house NJ
that place and In II their relatives are
taken caro- OF,