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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
Marseilles uostas sukliudytas.
BEPROTIS SOVE 1
PARODA.

Madridas, geg. d. = Tuks-
tanciai darbininku dare 6ia de-
montracijas. Nebuvo jokios Sill
irutes. Peruvietis sove i proce-
sija' darbinihlu, kurie eme sau-
dyti i il. Nei vienas nebuvo SUI
zeistas. Peruvietis tapo suares-
tuotas. Sake, kad jis beprotis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
FRANCUZU STREIKAS
SULAIKE AMERIKIE-
Gus FRANCUZIJOJ.

Paryzius, geg. 3 d. = Paskel-
bta apie neparibuota atidejima
isejimo garlaivio La France New
Y,orkan, kuris ketino ;Seiti Sian
dien.
Linijos virsininkai siandien
negalejo pasakyti kada laivas ga
les iseiti, nors jie tikisi, kad jis
gales isplaukti sios savaites pa
baigoj.
Marseilles uostas sukliudytas.
Marseille, geg. 3 d. = sitas
uostas yra visa; supsralyziuotas
streiko. Nuo to laiko, kaip strei-
kas prasidejo, nei vienas laivas
neiSejo If dokai yra tusti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
SKAITO LEVERO ISTA-
TYMA BE VERTES.

Louisville, KY, bal. 80 d. =
Federalis teisejas Walter Evans
benagrinedamas byla prizes taria-
mus pelnininkus siandien palaik5
Levero akta maistui kontroliuo-
ii netinkamu laikytis. Grid, ak
tas yra perdaug neaiskus If jc
kalba perdaug neryski.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
LENKIJ OFFICIALS PRA-
NESIMAS TYLI APIE KIE-
VO PAEMIMA.

Varsava, geg. 3 d. = Kares
rastines siandien iSleistame pra-
nesime nieko nesakoma apie Nie-
vo paemima, bet pranesama apie
paemima gelzkelio sujungimo ke-
turiose desimtyse myliu nuo Kie-
vo j pietvakarius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
KIEVAS LENKU RANKOSE.

Varsava, geg. 3 d. = Specia-
lese laikrastiu taidose siandien
paskelbta cia, kad lenkp karei-
Hjos nedelioje ,4zeme IKievq.
Gen. Pilsudski, lenku valsty-
bes prezidentas nurede kareivius
j miesta, sake laikraStiai.
Smarki kova eina atvirame
lauke pagal Telrovo upe Malino
apielinkeje.
Bolsevikai panaudoja sandy
tus chinus atmusimui rytinio
lenkQ il ukrainu kareiviju spar
mo. Daugclis chinu pateke ne
laisven.
Lenkai tarp kita ko paeme 100
Sarveziu, iris sarvuotus trauki-
MUS, kelias kubilines If viena
orini eskadrona.
Nlnnica If Zmierinka nlaG daug
uz 80 myliu nuo Kievo j piet-
vakarius, vel pateko lenkams ir
ukrainams po triju dienu kovos.
Bolsevikai tapo nuvaryti uz Bu-
90 npes.
Oficialis praneSimas sake, kad
1900 ukrainu kareiviu kovojtl-
siu su bolsevikais pasidave lem
kamS.
Bolsevikai paen,e Perekopa.
Londonas, geg. 3 d. = Sovie-
tine oficiale telegrama is Mask
vos, daduota vakaryksGia data,
sake:
"krymo sektore musu Sar-
|yuoti vagonai isilauae Pereko-
pan, uzduodami didelius smu-
|gius priesui".
Gruzinai spieciasi atsilaikymui
prizes bolsevikus.
Konstantinopolis, geg. 5 d. =
Rusp bolsevik kams paemus Baku
vakariname Kaspijos juros pa
krastyje bal. 20 d., gruzinai
sukilo ginti savo krasta, sauk-
dami po ginklu dar keturias Ell
les kareiviu if sakydami, kad
lie nelsileis bolseviku Gruzijon.
Paemimas Baku suteikia boil
sevikams pilna kontrole ant Az
erbaidzano If state pavojun Ar
menija, kadangi bolsevikai gal
gelbes Azerbaidzano Mahome-
tonams prizes armenus.
Tokiu budu turku tautininkp
pajiegu vadas Mustafa Kemal
Pasa gales susisiekti su azer-
bardzanietiais ir per JUGS su Tur
kestano mahometonais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
NAUJOS ZELANDIJOS
DARBlNINKAI RENGIA
VISUOTINA STREIKA
PRINCUI ATSILANKIUS.

Londonas, geg. 5 d. = Sulig
telegrama siandien atejusia laik-
raseiui Londonan Times Nau-
josios Zelandyos Pas. Pram.
Darbininkai rengia visuotina
streika apsilankius ten Valijos
pripcui, manydami, kad prize to-
kip apystovp lures butt ispildy7
tais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
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Delei Pasportu ir Affidavitu
Uzvizavimo.

Teko patirti, jog gaikurie
zmones, keliaudami Lietu-
Won tycia atsisako uzviduo-
II savo pasporta arba affi-
davita Lietuvos Atstovybeje
Washingtone, nenoredami
ar tai moketi nustatyto pen
kin dolariu apokesnio, ar tai
priSibijodami, kad negaus
vizos. Jie pasitiki gauti vi
"a ar tai Paryziuje ar Ko-
penhagoJe ar Berline nuo
Lietuvos atstovu.
Suomi paaiskinama, Jog
Lietuvos Atstovybe Ameri-
koje yra pranesrsi visieins
LletuVoS atStOvanlS kltOSe
valstybese, i6ant be zinios
Amerikos atstovybes ME
kan nebutu teikiama VIA
ju pasporto ir kad sutikus
tLietuvos Atstovybei padeti
tokia VIA nuo visu butu
imama nustatyta mokestis
penki dolariai, arba sulig
kurso tick frankly, markiu
if IT., koksai butu kursas
-vizavimo dienoj, If kad Sic
pinigai butu rpzrasomi j Lie
tuvos valstybes ineigas if
suteikiama apie tat zinia
Lietuvos htstovybei Anne
rikoje.
]. vi1eisis,
Lietuvos Atstovas Ameri-
koje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
2.75 ALINIS PROJEKTAS
PRIIMTAS MASSACHU-
SETTSO SENATE.

Boston, geg. 3 d. : Senatas
siandien prieme 2.75 nuos. alini
20 balsai prizes 6 If pa
slunte governorui Coolidge'ui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
vetra i$tiko Oklahoma.
S. y. Kareivjaj MekSjkOn,
VETRA ISTIKO OKLAHO'
MA; 55 UNJUST.

Muskogee, Okla, geg. 3 d. =
Penkiosdesimtys zmoniu tapo uz
mustu il daugiau kaip $50 SUI
zelstp, kuomet vetra isgrlove
nedideli miesteli Peggss Okla.
Cherokee apskrityj; miestelio
trobu nelike nei vienos.
Specials traukinys su gydy-
tojais, slaugemis ir vaistais IS
va6iavo is Nltuskogee 81 rytq.
Tiesiai susizinoti su miesteliu
negalima buvo 81 ryta, kaadngi
viso svielos tarp Muskogee If
Peggs sutraukytos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
oRAS
CHIcAGoJE IN APIELlNkeJE

siandien labiaus apsiniaukes,;
vesu toliau; vidutiniai rytiniai
vejai.
Sauletekis, 4:43 V. r; saule-
leidis, $50 V. V.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
LIETUVIAMS MINETI-
NOS DIENOS.

Geg. IL d., 1871 m. numire San
guska, narsus lietuvip kar-
vedis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
KARLAIVIAI PASIUSTA
MEKSIKON.
Du Suv. Valstiju pilieciai uz.
muSti.

Washington, geg 5 d. = Du
Amerikos pilieciai, Eben Francis
Greenlaw il jo nemetis sunus
tapo vakar uzmuSti Meksikos
pleSiku; praneSa ia valstybes
skyriui Amerikos ambasada is
Meksikos smiesto.
UzmuSimas atsitiko Palazado-
Sc apple w I25 myliu nuo Mex
sikos miesto. Greenlaw dirbo
pas anglu firma.
Valstybes skyrius paskelbe,
kad jis pareikalavo Meksikos val
dzios per Amerikos ambasado-
riu. kad il tuojaus pasirupintu
surasti kaltininkus ir nubausti
JUGS.
Washington, geg. 3 d. Ame-
rikiniai naikintojai tapo pasiusta
Vera Cruzan If lTampicon anne
rikieciams apsaugoti.
Laivyno skyrius veike valsty-
bes liepiamas. Laval nesikis i
Meksikos reikalus, jie yra stun
ciami ten tik del atsargos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
Penki uznusti Chelsea joj.

chedsea, Okla, geg. 3 d. =
!Siryt jieskotoju burial isejo ziu-
reti, kick vakar vakare istikusi
vetra padare zalos il ligsiol SUI
RADIO penkis zmones uzmustus ir
apie desimtl suzeistu. Ga sa-
koma, kad vetra istiko taipgi If
kitus aplinkinius miestus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-04
LIETUVOS ATSTO-
VYBES AMERIKOJE
PRANESIMAI.
Delei pinigu siuntimo
Lietuvon.

LletuVOn.
Tarp Amerikos lietuviu
yra isigyvenes piieprotis
sirmtineti pinisus Lietuvon
paprastuose arba apdraus-
tuose registered laiSkuose.
Amerikoje toxic laiSkai da-
eina, dazniausia neprapuo-
la, bet siusti taip pinigai
Europon nepatartina.
Lietuvos Atstovybe Ame-
r',oje yra apturejusi nuo
Susislekimo Ministerio
Valid. Carneckio tokia tele-
gramq
"PraneSkite lietuviams.
jog ipinisp siuntinejimas
paprastuose il apdraustuo
Sc laiskuose yra drau-
DIANA.
l.ietuvoje yra valdzios MI
statytas tam tikras mokes-
MS c1z pinigp perlaidq. o
kas nenori to mokesnio mo
keti ir siuntia paprastame
ilaiske, tai vizikuoja, jog
suradus, jo pinigai, kaip
kokia kontrabanda bus kon-
fiskuoti. Per pasta tuo tar
pu nesalima siqsti pinigp
perlaidos is Amerikos sta
clal Lletuvon mes nera nu-
sistoveJrsios pinigu valiu-
tos. Lygiu budu nepatarti-
ma datyti kokie nors draf-
tai j Europos bankils, mes
dazniausiai sic draftai pasi-
lieka neiSmokamais.
Tuo tarpu persiuntime pi-
nigu padeda Iietuvos Misi-
ia (257 w. 7I-st ST., New
York City = Lithuanian
Mission), apsiimdama per-
sipstl pinigus giminems ir
Siaip nuo karo nukenteju-
stems. Todel kiekvienas.
kursai noretu nors maziau-
sia musu pasiusti, tesikrei-
pia orie Misijos, bet tegul
nerizikuoja siusti laiskuose,
mes pinigai nedaeis.
]. Vileisis,
Lietuvos Atstovas Ameri-
koje.
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
CHANDLER MEN AT }.
 ]. K. K. CEREMONIAL

CHANDLER, Nov. 13.-A number of the local members of the Phoenix Do- keys attende dthe ceremonial held at Phoenix on Friday evening. Two can didates from Chandler lodge No. 31 were initiated into the mysteries of the order, s. A. Meyer and Ed Halloran Among the members who attended were Abe Lukin, John Reese and Bert Lemon.
 The entire force of the Chandler Arizonan, the local newspaper, closed up shop on Saturday and attended the races
 With much credit to Chandler as g cotton center, a number of the loca cotton growers were grand prize win ners at the cotton exhibit at the state fair in Phoenix on Friday.
 The many friends of Jack Brocket are glad to see him back on the jol again at the Bank of Chandler after an attack of tonsilitis.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
CONDITION IF
 RESERVE BANKS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-The con- dition of the federal reserve banks was as follows at close of business November 12:
 Resources
 Gold and gold certificates $16s,- S14.000.
 Gold settlement fund federal re- serve board $4O9.075,0 ,0O0.
 Gold with foreign agencies s77, 244.O0O
 Total gold held by banks s656, ,133. 900. Gold with federal reserve agents s1.1777 689, 900.
 Gold redemption fund s174,S56, ,oOo. Total gold reserves S2,008, 8,67S,0 900. Legal tender notes. silver, etc, s171. 333, ,00O.
 Total reserves $2,1S0,o11,oo0.
 Bills discounted, secured by govern ment war obligations $1,1So,s77 ,00o. All other $1,60S, ,773,oOO.
 Bills bought in open market s2S7,- s54. 900.
 Total bills on hand s3,o72, ,sO4. 900. United States government bonds S26, ,S63, 900.
 United States ctfs. indebtedness. s2.619.00.
 Total earning assets s3.36s, ,S46,0 ,000. Bank premises $16,577, 900.
 Uncollected items and other de. ductions from gross deposits s772,- PIT 900.
 Fire per cent redemption funt against federal reserve bank note: 12.090,00O l All other resources 6,790,0 900.
 Total resources $6.356, ,5s1 900. Liabilities l Capital paid in sos, SAT, ,000.
 Surplus S164,745, 900. | Government deposits S17,845. .O00. | Due to members reserve accoun 1 s1,S01, S64, ,000.
 Deferred availability items s6o1, | 624.OO0.
 Other deposits including foreig1 government credits $25,70S, ,000.
 Total gross deposits $2,447, ,041, 900. Federal reserve notes in actual cir culation $3.32S, ,9S5,000. 1 Federal reserve notes in actual circu lation S3.328.9S5, ,000 Federal reserve bank notes in circu lation net liability $215,0s0, ,0oo.
 All other liabilities $1O1, S93, 900.
 Total liabilities s6,356,591, 900.
 Ratio of total reserves to net deposi and federal reserve note liabiiitfe combined 43.66c.
 Ratio of gold reserve to federal re serve notes in circulation after settin aside 35 per cent against net oeposi liabilities 47.96c.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
's'LD LADY 31" WITH EMMk DUNN STAR
 AT COLUMBIA TO-DAY

Antrim Short and Winifred Vest over furnish a touch of youthful TO- nance in the production of "Old Lady S1." now showing at Mauk's Columbia theater.
 The theme of the play that Rachel Brothers based on Louise Forsslund' s novel is. one critic remarked, that the "grandmothers and grandfathers are just the same as other people, only older" The introduction of the juve- nile lovers is in gentle contrast to the romance of the old couple. played on the screen-as on the stage-by Elm man Dunn and Harry Harmon.
 "Old Lady 31" is the third Metro Screen classic picture Antrim Short has been engaged for four months He just completed playing Billy Vantage in Bert Lytell's latest picture. "The Right of Way" Previous to that he was Viola Dana's leading man in Please Get Married" His present characterization is John. a carpenter, and the nephew of one of the elderly women in the home.
 Winifred Westover has played many important parts in pictures during the past few years. Sc was De Wolf Hop per's leading woman for two years and has supported Charles Ray, William s. Hart and other well known stars In ~old Lady 21' she is the. daughter of the village banker.
 June Matthias scenarized "Old Lady Sl" from the play which was produced on the stage by Lee Kugel.
 One of the outstandinp features oi the bill at Mauk's Columbia theater begining with the performance this afternoon will be the first of a serie. of comedies starring Buster Keaton It is titled "One Week" and advanc, reports of 1t say that a wooden imag, couldn't keep from laughing at tn, antics of the inimitable Buster.
 Buster keaton. 1t will be remem. bered. was for several years one O the famous Three Keatons in tn, vaudeville act which appeared all ove the country under that name. He wa the little chap with the long and SC rious face whom his daddy used t, throw about the stage much as on would toss a bean bag or sack O potatoes.
 Persons seeing the performance O
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

Coarse grains were under pressure, but with the exception of oats prices failed to show much weakness and practically all the trade was above yesterdays close. There was some ex- port demand reported for corn at the seaboard.
 Provisions averaged higher with grain and hogs.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The short session of the stock market today was characterized by continuance of the recent heavy selling movement, many popular issues registering new lows for the year, in some cases a much longed period.
 Prices reacted for the long account again giving the bears free hand. Not all of the days selling was of that sort. however, signs of more involuntary liquidation being observed. Extreme declines of to points in the more volatile issues were effected with little difficulty. Rails and ship pings were relatively steady for a time but even those shares, including Southern Pacific and Reading, broke sharply at the weak close.
 Week end advices regarding indus trial and commercial conditions gave 1 impetus to the markets extended re- action. The commercial agencies made 1 point allusion to the rapidity with which price establishments" are pro- ceeding, this being confirmed by dras- | t ic cuts in the Chicago market | Advices from New England, the middle west and the south told of fur ther curtailment in the textile indus 1 try and of acceptance of 25 per cent wage reduction by the mill hands of a large cotton company in Virginia. The clearing house statement was decidedly favorable, actual loans and discounts decreasin galmost AS million dollars, and reserves of members at 1 the federal reserve bank increasing to the extent of 30,777, ,000, with a gain of about 33.550,000 in reserves, bring
 ing the excess to slightly over g. mil
 lion dollars as against last weeks de- ficit. W
 Bonds were heavy, all the Liberty issues reacting on free offerings. A
 Total sales (par value) $S,125,000. q
 Old United States bonds were ur- changed on call during the week. rns
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

There must be sound reason why people buy goods they have never seen from a company they do not know per sonally. Yet, the mail order or catalog business of the United States has at tained tremendous proportions.
 People in rural and small town com- munities deal with mail order houses because they have wider selection and can get goods not obtainable locally. The mail order catalog has been re- sponsible for the creation of many new wants.
 Very often a more complete descrip- tion of contemplated purchases is ob- tainable from catalogs than can pos sibly be had from local salesmen.
 But a price concession is no doubt
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
Jasr].ke.tNeWS3 }

NEW YORK, Nov. 13. m (Keel<ly FinanciaD - Downward revision of values in the securities market this week accompanies the further leveling of prices in the commodities markets Losses of 3 to almost 9 points In a wide variety of stocks established low records for a period of one to three years.
 Heavy accessions to the country's unprecedentedgold holdings and return to this market of vast sums released from crop moving centers fails to bring any relief to the strained monetary situation save for a temporary case ment of demand loans.
 In the steel and iron trades and more particularly in the textile and kindred industries the reversal made greater progress, with consequent reduction of wage schedules. contracted pay rolls and increased unemployment. several of the leading railway systems an- nouncing further laying off of en- ployes.
 The break in international remit tances comprehended practically every l financecenter of importance in the eastern hemisphere except to the Brit ish Isles. It extended to Central and South America, where foreign trade dislocated the enforced rejection of extensive obligations with interests in this country.
 The note of qualified optimism sounded by the federal reserve board respecting future conditions was shared by conservative banking in- terests, which, however. again stressed the importance of limiting credits tc essential projects.
 | For the first time since the early autumn no new capital issues were an nounced and the trend of the bond market suggested that latest events prompted increased caution upon the part of investors.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Short covering made a higher range for all grains to- day, with wheat in the lead. The mar kets were oversold and offerings were light, but the upturn failed to hold as heavy selling developed and the coarse grains broke sharply. At the finisl wheat showed net gain of %c to 212c with December $1.79% @1.S0 and Marcl $1.70H @1.705s. Corn was 14c highel to 1c lower. Oats were unchanged te | hc lower, and provisions were un changed to 35c higher.
 There was a general disposition or the part of early buyers to take profit. in wheat, many of them not caring [, leave their trades over Sunday in viev of the disappointing action of the stoci market. New York reported two cottol oil exporters in financial difficulties
 which also aided in depressing prices
 There was some export demand via tn
 gulf but sales were not reported
 liberal export business was claimed | have been done after the close yester day
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

A man lately. kept meteorological dairy of his wifes temper. It ran somewhat as follows
 Monday: Rather cloudy: in the aft ernoon rainy.
 Tuesday: Vaporish; frightened up a little toward evening.
 "wednesday: Changeabls, gloomy, inclined to rain.
 Thursday: High wind, and some peals of thunder.
 Friday: Fain in the morning; va riable till the afternoon; cloudy al night.
 Saturday: A gentle breeze, hazy; afternoon, a thick fog and a few flash es of lightning.
 Sunday: Tempestuous and rainy; toward evening rather calmer."-An. swers. London.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
MERCHANT DECIDE
 ON NEW COMMITTEE

MESA. Nov. 13.-Merchants of Mesa at a special session held on Friday afternoon at the call of the Commer- cial club directors decided on a com mittee of five to handle their affairs as an auxiliary unit to the club. Plans for the future were discussed at length and it was finally decided to invest full authority in the committee of five to act on such matters as may come up.
 It is probable that movement simi- lar to the Phoenix Suburban Day for next Thursday will be put under way locally after this month. The matter was given consideration and the com mittee will havetin hand the working out of details for the event.
 The committee will be appointed within a few days by the officials of the Commercial club. So far as pos sible there will be one member repre- sentative of each business in town. Garages Close for Races Practically all of the Mesa garages closed Saturday. afternoon and em- ployers and employees journeyed to Phoenix to take in the auto races at the state fair grounds. Hundreds of other Mesa people attended the con cluding days program at the fair, probably the larges attendance for any single day of the week. Many racing fans are also planning to take in the auto races on Sunday afternoon.
 St. Marks Church
 St. Marks Episcopal church, Sunday service: Holy communion at a. m; Sunday school at s:45 a. m.: morning prayer at Il a. m. Mrs. Carey will sing at the II o'clock service. Francis Bloy, rector.
 Baptist Church Sunday Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; T. B. Croswen, superintendent; morning worship at Il a. m., subject of sermon Heroes of Faith" B. Y. P. U. at 6: 30 p. m.; Miss Freida Clark, leader; spe- cial evangelistic services at 80 D. m; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 D. m.; choir practice Thursday at 7:3O p. m. J. Lawrence Bell, pastor.
 Father and Son" Service l Methodist church: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; W. G. Anderson, superin- tendent; morning worship at Il a. m. subject 'Harnessing Up the Forces of God;" Epworth league at 6:30 D. m; father and son" service at 7:30 D. m The following program will be carried out: Does It Pay to Be Chummy With the Boy?" Charles A. Cave; "The Fathers Example" W w. Dobson ''The Boys Home Life" E. H. Boards | ley; Are We Under Oglibations to the Boy on the Street?" w. R. Stewart "HoY to Harness Up the Boys Enthu- siasm." V. H. Harding; What Is the Boy Worth?" Prof. H. c. Hendrix; What Is the Greatest Thing I Have Learned From Father?" Wilson Dob son; 'Is the Son Ever Too Old to Take Fathers Advice?" Charles D. Boyles Special music. w. c. Miller. pastor. | Are Guests in Mesa
 Senator Charles A. Towne and Mrs Towne of New York, who are winterinI this season at Tucson, motored to Mes; Friday and are guests here for tn I weekend of Mrs A. B. Roberts, man ager of the Bert O. Brown Chevrole agency here. Mrs. Roberts entertaine, her guests Saturday afternoon at tn state fair in Phoenix.
 Wilbur Returns
 George Fl. Wilbur returned the las of the week from Heber, Ariz. Wher he has large sheep interests.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

the Three Keatons marveled that Bus ter didn't have every bone in his precious young body broken in the pursuit of his theatrical career. He landed on every part of his anatomy but always came up smiling so that it looked as if he were made of rubber instead of flesh and bones.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
cLEARINc HoUsE REPORTS

NEW YORK, Nov. 13. - The 0ctuaI condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $32,206.1S0 reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of s33.512,s7o from last week.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Nov. 13. - Butter firm creamery, 40d62c. Eggs higher; re- ceipts 2S33 cases; firsts, 67@6Sc; ordi- nary firsts, 59@61c; at mark, cases in cluded, 57064c; standards, 69@7Oc; storage packed firsts, 7015 071c; re. frigerator firsts, 526 53c; poultry alive. unchanged.
 Potatoes steady; receipts, 96 cars northern Whites. sacked and bulk slightly frozen, $1.5Oq 00 per cwt.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Liberty bonds closed: 3Hs, $93.50; first As, sss.00 bid; second As, sS6.SS; first 4As. $SS.5O; second 4As, $S5.20; third 4Ks, $SS.50; fourth 4ks. $s6.4s; Victory S%s, ss6.O0; Victory 4%s, $96.00.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Prime mer- cantile paper unchanged. Exchange steady; sterling demand, 336%, cables BETA.
 New York exchange on Montreal 10 1916 per cent discount.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
GRAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Close:
 Wheat: December $1.79%, March s1.7OA.
 Corn: December 74ssc, May 7S&c. Oats: December 47@c, May 53c- Pork: November $23.50, January $24.3o. Lard: January $15.72, May $16.30. Ribs: November $13.75, January s13.27.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Bar silver: Domestic unchanged; foreign, 79ss Mexican dollars, 60hc.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. IS. - Cotton closed steady at a net decline of IS to 25 points.