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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
TIRE BUCKEYE PIPE LINE COMPANY

NE ID, CkEYE PIPE LINE COMPANY,
- Broadway New York.
A.. July 19tn 1871
hssa dividend Of two dollars per share mas
c Con declared on the Capital stock OF this
Ia stny' payable September 18TH 1921.
bast h,e. iders OF record at the close OF
'"slhesa August 23rd. 1921
or az ~ Communications regarding Payment
mn Saahse OF address shouId be scnt to the
1921. ''0' 's'ei toSh september Sth'
GEORGE CHMSMnH1,. sncretarv
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Booklet ON Hides and Skins

The various processes and treatment
which skins and leather must undergo
are briefly explained in Guides md
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THE BORDEN COMPANY

VgIIHuH stock DIVIcenH No. OF
Mo- eyiar senai-annual dividend OF 40 has
his rueelared on the Common stock of
ssosLs OF npany payable August 10. 1921 10
fooL.n OF record August l. 1927
6g ,S 90 not close Checks to be roai.est
-SSoorsing Agents
SHEPARD RAGnatl{tG.
TrcagaFp~
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LEGAL NOTICES

KATHERINE MULLER SAKE Va LESLIE
JOHN sAAE-Crder OF %otica State os
Connecticut. Fairfield County Superior
Court SIS. Bridgeport. June. A D. 1921
pom the complaint OF the said x ATfI-
hfi-NE MULLER SAKE. praying ror rea-
sons therein SET icrtr. Cor divorce and
-csl2af OF minor children, returnable TO
me superior Court in and for Fairneld
,oanty. on the arst Tuesday OF September
Il appearing 70 and being found By tho
SUBSCRIBING authority that the said defend
any IS absent from this State and gone 10
zee OF the peHdency Of said complaint Be-
60 Il y puo lssine th4s order in The New
rolh Ll.nuHe newspaper printed n New
Illeneing on or before the 2sih day Of July
\. .. 1929 - 'N'''
MICHAEL. J FLANAcAN
Asst. Clerk of the superior Courr for tr.t-
field County -
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sAEalcAN BANK NoYn coSyp.Nv

s&to54aM9A DIVIDEND No Ba
he cSaslaend OF $500 per share t2@s) on
Able ssmainen stock has been declared, pay
4 H.. august 10. 1921. To holders Of record
gha lose lose Of buainess August l. 1871
- sranster boehs Will not he closed
Nal Gh9 II. DANFORTII. Secretary
fes York. July 20. l92l.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GENTLEMAN is leaving FOR Eurooe-c,-r-
many Czecho- Siovakia. Rumania, Poland
on Als wiling - represent or make
contracts Yer reliable cnneerna- For flirlnei-
inIofinatlon call at tho Broadway Central
Hotel on Wednesday nr Thursday 3 to 1
y M AZ Room 1871. D. Prochnicki
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26

TWO Statesmen to travel Eastern states
with complete line OF face powder nov
elites; only highgrade men wanted: ter
rTtory already established; commission
basis only. Answer by mail. W. V Love
land East 23d ST.
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WE OFFER PERMANENT EMPLOY
MENT TO COMPETENT DRIVERS
AND CHAUFFEURS UPON THE FOL
LOWING TERMS TO FILL THE VA
CANCIEs ocCAsIONED BY THE
WITHDRAWAL OF MEMBERS OF THE
TRANSFERS UNION FROM OUR EN-
PLOY
LEAGUE OF METROPOLITAN
MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK CITY.
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AGES PAID-s-HoUR DAY.

APPLY FOR POSITIONS AT
FOLLOWING ADpRESSES:
AUSTIN. NICHOLS & CO.
North Srd st. g. Berry St. Brooklyn
w. B. A. JURGENS,
q Electric Trucks)
So Grand Avenue Brooklyn.
SEEAfAN BROTHERS.
SO Perry ST., New York CITY.
FRANCIS H LEGGETT & CO.
2 Congress ST. CTest OF Narick ST bet.
King and Houston Sts.), New York City
r. c. WILLIAMS & co.
6lS Washington St, New York City
HECKER- JONES JEWELL
MILLING co.
7A5 Water St, New York City
JOHN S. STILLS & SONS.
s7tn st. d North River, New York City
CHARLES & co.
LOG East 4lst St, New York City.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
HELP WANTED MALE

statesmen
II you read in Sundays Tribune
the full page ad OF the Dictator
Pan you must have been impressed
that 1t offered a remarkable sales
opportunity
Ambitious energetic men over IS.
regardless of previous sales ex-
periencc, can make \ permanent
highly profitable connection with
our organization
Call 1 a. m. or so p. M, Room
1910, Canadian Pacific Bldg, 44th
and Madison av.
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MEETINGS

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or TTTr
-, 10y OF Ne'v YQrlz--'e uarrerly Nreetlr'-
4 p oTsoay. August I'm. 1921. s.15 p az
ONCE. 3D. west zSd 81 a.. At
DsCAR W. EHRHoRN. Secretary.
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Governesses. Etc.

NftPSrpT COVER SYggS - fs~~rrt. chill
drcn over years: good city references.
~, -4las lipis5fs>t .44stury. - East 4ad
81 Cd floor Telephone sst7 Murray Hin
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Day Workers

DAY WORKER Cook Lauadress. Cleaner,
also temporary waitress. very reliable.
conscientious workers. T., Miss bofmaT-
er's Agency. ! Q East 43d St, I'd floor. Tel.
S94T Murray Hill.
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INSTRUCTION
BUSINESS ENGLISH

BUSINESS ENGLISH
is the foundation OF business success Wa
are teaching business English in snees.l
classes ali this summer Phone Drake
business Schools, Beekn4an ara or Pros-
pect T4S6 for details.
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Cooks

COOk-Young Irish woman, with or with
out kitchenmaid; excellent years. ref
ercnce H. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
East AID St, Sd floor. Tel S947 Milrray
Hill
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cHAMBERMAID--Assi pantry; excep-
tionally capable; $50; anywhere. Miss
Shea's Agency, E. 41st st. Murray Hill eT74
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAID--Use neat asce
bright, lately arrived, Irish girl: S40
Mrs. Masons Agency. Is w. 43d Wander
bilt 9053.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Riverside Park

This is fresh water day at the park. the big pool has been scrubbed and cleaned last night and it is very Inviting today as brief respite from the heat of the day A dip in the big clean pool and a meal with Pete you "raring to go" when the first strains of the dance music sound on the big pavilion.
 Next week will be featured by three sterling events. On Monday night the management will inaugurate a spot dance program giving away some handsome Chinese baskets, and for Monday night also, Carolina Bronson, the Western Al Jolson, will sing a few burnt cork ditties. Fol lowing the Monday program. We'd nesday will see probably the biggest mid week event in the history of the park, when sixteen banks in the county of Maricopa with all of their employees, accept the invitation of Richards and Mace to be the guests of the park on this occasion The banks will assemble at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, have a feed, indulge in sport contests for swimming. Prizes for both male and female will b, awarded to the best swimmers, and then round out the evening al the dancing pavilion where a special bankers spot dance prize will be ! given A bronze medal will be | awarded to the best swimmer among | the bank clerks. and a pair of fIiN | length gloves will be awarded to tEe | best lady swimmer.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
ADVISE TOURISTS
 ID USE BANKHEAD
 HIGHWAY ID EAST
EUerett True

Following the receipt of a letter from !. L. HoffIund acting secretary nf the Warren District Commercial club. Rfshee. in which complaint was made that eastbound tourists have eeen routed from Phoenix to Fl Paso nv way of Benson, Wilcox and Lords- burg instead of over the Bankhead highway through Tombstone, Bisbee, Douglas and Lordsburg. Secretary Harry Weich of the chamber of com ma@rre has explained that the infor- nation must have come from outside sources and that the Phoenix cham her of commerce is advising all in- rnirerx 10 use the Bankhead highway sr sr times
 Hofflund's letter follows:
 Tt has. been called to the attention Of the Warren District Commercial club that eaStbound tourists have been routed from Phoenix to Fl Paso hv WAY of Benson. Wilcox and Lords burg rather than via the Bankhead highway. by way of Tombstone, Bis bee. Douglas and Lorisburg. This matter has been brought to the atteh- ton If this organization by the com -raafnts of tourists who have been so routed and who have contended with she difficulties of that route
 in the first place. the bridge be- tween Benson and Wilcox has been washed out. and that road is utterly trpss<ehle except by a difficult de- tour. In the second place, the road Rt best is an indifferent one, with stretches that are admittedly bad at all times. while at this time of the year Ire entire road is at its worst as the result of heavy rainfalls. Tourists who have negotiated it, and way al Phoenix. are quite vehement tn their remarks when they discover that the same trip could have been made over a boulevard
 Now. in justice to the Bankhead sixhN in justice to this section in justice 10 the auto tourists. the War rem District Commercial club respect rully urges the Phoenix chamber oi commerce to do all in it's power tc have this matter brought to the at tentkcn of auto tourists, both through fsx own organization and through any other agencies that are apt tc direct passing tourists.
 The road from Benson to Doug las on the Rankhead highway is cer- szSrly one of the finest in the state including the wonderful paved stretch between Risbee and Douglas, and tn, rhe road from Douglas to Rodeo is highway. eravel-surfaced throughout safe and fast for travel There is n' possible object in eastbound trave from Phoenix taking any other rout' than the Bankhead."
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Secretary welch's reply follows:

We have yours of the 18th re- garding the routing of tourists by way of Wilcox. We did not give this information from here. It is possible that the information was picked up outside at one of the garages or oil stations. Our own people have trouble in this way getting informa tion which is not up to date. We are anxious to have the people take the best road. and we know from exper- fence that the only line to follow is the line of the Bankhead highway.
 Tn this connection, it will be a good thing when we have the line throughout the state signed up, as We can tell travellers to follow the Bank head highway and they will have she signs to guide them.
 We will have a notice in the local papers calling attention to the fact that the best road is by way of Bis bee and Douglas"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
RIFLE EXPERTS MAY
 CONTEST HERE SOON

If the militia bureau approves the estimate placed by Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls, for preliminary contests for the purpose of selecting men for the national rifle matches to be held at Camp Perry August 27 matches will be held in Phoenix soon.
 Fourteen men will be selected from the National Guard and it is proposed to make the selection through series of elimination contests held in this city, guardsmen from Tucson, Will Hams and Phoenix competing.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23

county fair. The grand climax to the afternoons fun will be a big racing program. in which Cold Molasses lit erally runs the legs off big field to win the richest purse of the running meet.
 Monte Banks comedy entitled Bride and Gloom and Ford Edu- cation Travel film are other features that will prove of especial interest to the younger folk.
 This entire program will be repeat ed again tonight for the last show ings.
 Amuzu and Plaza Cut Prices
 The homogeneous of the Amuzu and Plaza theaters have determined upon further retrenchment policies and in keeping with this plan have announced new prices for children, effective today.
 All seats in both theaters will be cents for the children, under the new price schedule, the theater man agers announced yesterday. In addi- tioa, however, there will be the 1 cent war tax. making and total of cents.
 Programs at the two theaters will be maintained at the same high levels as heretofore, the retrenchment policy DcitlS tlttCllNt Oliy as AO duflliSSlOIl charges The new prices will hold good for the remainder of the sum- mer months, the announcement said, MorIey's Park Everything is set for the big Hello l BiH' souvenier dance at Morley's to- night. These souveniers of the great Elks convention at Los Angeles last week are the finest that have ever been given away at any resort or place of amusement in this valley, l ever before, each is a work of art and value
 Eddie Talbert. the man who sings | to beat the band" will have some new song numbers about the big do- ings at Los, and last but not least | there will be spot dancing for Vampa dolls and giant balloons, from o'clock until midnight. the admission has been reduced between o'clock lar admission charged after Il o'clock
 Remember that Morley's remains open on Saturday nights until 3 a. m | that the cafe ls open and those dainty l lunches are served at down towr
 prices From now on during the ho
 weather the dancing pavilion will b'
 open to the public only on Saturda, and Wednesday nights, the park il
 open for picnicks and the dance pa , vilion can De rented for private par ties with or without music at yer,
 reasonable prices. Keep your eye ol
 "A Night In Venice next Wednesda, , night at Morleys.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Amusen1ents
GOOD REFERENCES |SNEW OFFERING 1T
 THE R|A[TO TODAY

Constance Talmadge opens today at the Rialto in a picture which her director has been pleased to call Good References Constance Tal- madge unlike her gifted sister, is es- sentially a comedienne. and when she gets the right sort of vehicle, there is none more pleasing personality than this self same girl. In Good Refer ences," we find her playing the part of Mary Wayne, daughter of an in- dustrious writer of novels. who dies and leaves her without dime, be- fore he can sell a book. Mary starts into working for an aristocratic old mud duck in whose veins flow ice water. In the house there lives a nephew, Bill by name. Bill brings home with him Pete, a pal. Mary is long on '7'Ss and Pete immediately falls but stands about as much as snowball in Yuma in July but to get even with Bill for placing him in a position where he cannot make love to Mary, Pete gets tine old maid to put Bill into society via the religious route. but Bill has society ideas of this own, and prob ably would have succeeded in en . toying them had not the police ar rived and pincnsi Bill and his pal Kid Whaley' the fighter. This is Where Mary comes into the picture with a vengeance for she gets this r;-h-rah boy out of the night court only to have Bill bring Kid WhaIey to the Bishops dinner. It is just one damphool thing after another. foi | Iary until by the order of Bill, who | mas now fallen very much in love
 with Mary, she Is left in a bathing
 suit while the yachting party, o1 which she is member sails for New 1 York City, leaving in Long fslans Sound Mary without a dime. Moth ing daunted. Mary shows up in New York City with the bathing suit a. | her only asset, and captures the mos | promising and richest catch of tn year. This is but a skeleton outlin. l of the many comedy situations tha | tumble over one another in the tell | ing of this smart story of girl wh,
 supplied her own references. Con | stance Talmadge never had a pictur since she made her debut on tn l screen to compare with this fas | moving typical sypica1 Talmadge ere ation. It is a combination of thrills
 containing a rush into New York social swim, a riot of action in tn
 night court, cruis on the boundint
 main, in a perfect dream of yacht
 and then Mary breaks all speed am
 time records marrying herself int
 smart society.
 With the feature at the Rialto is
 comedy with Carter de Haven an
 his charming wife in two-ree
 special production entitled: "Neve
 Again while Hearst's Internationa
 News, the foremost camera eye of tn
 world brings events from all over tn
 universe.
 Constance Talmadge remains a the Rialto for Sunday, Monday an Tuesday. making room on Wednes day for the first showing in Arizon at popular prices of James Olive Curwoods intensely dramatic recits of the life of a half wolf half dog i the far-off Hudson Bay countf. "KaZan'' is it's title.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23

SWISS WOMEN IN CLERGY
 Unmarried women are now permit ted to serve as clergy in Switzerland: {: they must resign in the event of their marriage
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
COUNTY FAIR" AT
 COLUMBIA TODAY

It's going to be a gala day for the Riddles at Mauks Columbia theater this afternoon, for in addition to Maurice Tourneur's great screen spectacle of the American rural rac- Ing drama, the Columbia manage ment will give away 800 pennies to the kiddies in front of the theater, starting at l o'clock.
 All children of the city are invited to participate in the fun. The pennies will be thrown out by the handfuls so that all contestants will have an equal chance for the same. This event will start the afternoons fun at the Columbia.
 Immediately thereafter the big County Fair,'' will be shown in the theater. There will be scores of side show ractions for the children, l high diving, loop-the-loops, merry ! go-rounds. Ferris wheels and every 1 thing else that goes with the old fair
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Tom Mix at the Strand

Today and tonight sees the final screening of Tom Mix's very newest William Fox Western picture, The Big Town Round Up," which has been holding the screen at the Strand thea ter for the past four days. Mix is seen at his very best in this highly sensational western love story which originates in our own state, Arizona, and winds up in a social center of San Francisco. Mix plays the part of the hero who falls in love with and wins the hand of the daughter of a very wealthy western capitalist who makes a trip to Arizona on business. Of couryes Mix has a new box of tricks for the picture which augment his ability to ride and shoot. A smashing good comedy "A Dollars Worth" as well as Fox News aug ments the bill
 There is billed for tomorrow, open ing at tEe Strand, Lois Weber's in tensely dramatic story, done for Para mount under the title of What's s Worth While bringing into being the most mooted question as to what a woman will do when she learns to love a mar beneath her station
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
NEW SHINE PARLOR
 AND HAT SHOP OPEN

George Poulos is the proprietor of a new shoe shining parlor and hat cleaning shop which will open for business today for the first time. The shop is located in the Rialto theater building, the first door west of the theater entrance. It is declared to be one of the most up- to- date estab- lishments of the kind in the city. George Poulos, the proprietor. is a man of long experience in this sort of work and announces that he will maintains "a high standard of work.
 Chairs and fixtures of the latest kind have been installed and there will be a special department and special attention given to ladies work. It will be known as the Rialto Shine Parlor and Hat Shop.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23

musical interpretations. 'Parlor. Bed- room and Bath" is one of the live Hest and snappiest farce comedies ever produced on the American stage and in the tabloid form it loses none of it's punch for all tiresome dai- logue has been eliminated leaving
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
By Blosser
| and music

only the cream of the fun and music show
 Their many admirers have never seen Jack Miller and Bob Greer in better comedy parts than is offered them in this hilarious farce-sP Parlor, Bedroom and Bath.'
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23

fered with a musical show put there is ample opportunity for the intro duction of many melody numbers and the ones offered this week are spec tacular, attractive and extremely catchy.
 Starting tomorrow (Sunday) the new bill should be a veritable riot of fun and an attraction that the equal of which is seldom offered at popu- lar prices. The offering will be the hilarious farce comedy: Parlor. Bedroom and Bath" with many
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Marguerite Clark at the Hip

This is the last showing of Mar guerite Clark at the Hip, in one of her smartest Paramount special comedy dramas entitled, Luck In Pawn vehicle which is charmingly suited to this dainty little star, to give it the added interest which is required to fill the little theater With the feature will be seen a cork ing good, fast moving Western spe- cial entitled Empty Gun.'
 The bill changes completely a the Hip tomorrow and the manag ement of that popular little Washington street picture theater has decided to inaugurate bargain week starting with Sunday. on which occasion the charge for adults, any seat in the house will be Il cents. war tax paid, and for children cents war tax paid. These bargain prices will obtain for both matinee and nights business until the end of the week. This concession is made in answer to a demand for a popular priced theater for the working people and it is the hope of the management that those who are clamouring for a reduction 1 in movie rates will find this to theiI l liking.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
Nv Soldier cirw at Ramona

The beautiful military musical comedy My Soldier Girl" closes the engag ement at the Ramona theater after a popular matinee today at 3 p. m. and two shows tonight-7:S0 and 9:30- My Soldier Girl" is en- tirely different to anything yet of fered by the popular Ramona com pany in that there Is more of a dramatic plot than Is usually of
The New York herald., 1921-11-20
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States Lines. with 236 first and 2sG third
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pier "a. North River.
Southampton and Cherbourg sth, 10 the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. with CO first,
126 second and 10i third class passengers,
mails and ndse. Went to pier ~, North
River.
str Paris tFrj. Havre Nov io. to tho Com
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flist cabin. 353 second cabin and i75 third
cabin passenger. mails and mdse.
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Nov 3. to the Anchor Line. with mdse. Went
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Str Lake Fiattery, Hueiva Oct 81. TO James
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Str San Francisco. Marseilles Sept 80.
Valencia 2sth, Gibraltar Nov and Lisbon
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Dock Cos pier 40. Brooklyn.
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