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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
LEGAL

SALE~oF TIMBER LANDS kND OrHER
tNAllOITFn LANDS and Slrtaee ~
Segregated coal and Asphalt Land ne
Ionriog tr me Choetaw ard Chickasaw
tudiaD Tribes and one Tract Ot tnal
lor-d snd BsicHEiHs 20 ihe creek Tribe
on Hughes tuHuty oklahoma uy tn,
lHWri states Government
There vi'l be Offered Tor sale Al public
suction a. certain railroad points In Eastern
OkIshnma. from October "a. 1918 20 October
a.. 1918. inclusive approximately "a 500
sores oi uua.lOttrd and including 100
arras Of timber land ln me Chociaw NaiioU,
q. 700 arrrs of me surface Of the segregAtrd
coal and aspha~ land tn tho Choctaw NA-
zion 900 acres Of uruliot'rd land Boz the
thorAw. thirkasav ard Creek nations. sud
90 additional iarfs OF the surface OF the
segregated cca' and asphalt and belonging
10 the Chortaw and thlrkuuw Tribes re-.
GENTLY rfIrauitlrd and never heretofore
offered Tor sale The timber land will he
sold Tor rot less thar The appfsised valve.
NE surface Of Tho aggregated coul Snd as
rhait land will be sold Tor cash 10 The high
tsi bidder without regard 10 the AppraiHcd
valur and not on time ha heretofore o.
tered cNccpuuV 30 additonsl trarts never
heretofore offered tpr saIs which will BE-
sold on time a. 25 per rent -ash 2A per cent
ln one ytar ard balance boz tso yf4rs from
dats o. sale The 900 acres oi Ah'l0iftd
land will be sold 20 the Highest and best
bidder vIthout any minimum price being
tvrd The entire Palate in the tribal tim
b. tard end other unAllottsd lad viii be
sod Testrving me coal a1d asphalt there
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
ELSIE FERGUSON m Heart OF theWlds
AnARTCRAF"T picture
REPLIES
BY GIVING NAMES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONt
Ucford. one of william Y Hearst -
lawyers. John r Sturdcyant and
Thomas MCfntegnrt
The alien property custodian
makes no comment upon. the docu-
mcnts but simply Includes them IN
letter To Senator King Of luh The
author ~ the resolution which can
Celled the charter OF the German
American alliance. ana thru puHses
60 tho two letters boy konh( 20 sup
port his charge In his Harrisburg
speech that the organized liTuOr
traffic has been pru-Gcrman in It's
sympnthics
kontaE letter iu Dcrnherr writ.
ten March ~, 1913 goes into tho
subject or the purchases and puhu.
cation OF a daily newspaper iu this
country In the Interests of Germany
and tho German government n
proceeds to discuss various New
York newspapers from the point ~
their success. protecting from that
To- make deductions on The likelihood
Of their sale
A. no time In tha kontl letter are
MI. brisbane or the Times men.
toned az an but Mr. Palmer lt was
said. included the correspondence 10
prove his charge that the brewing
Interests were furthcring German
propaganda and thats the German
alliance was really a German
whisky alliance
Mr. Palmer's revelations of these
documents shot stir through con
gress and official WashlnFton which
probably has not been approached
since the declaration OF war Since
his Harrisburg speech Saturday "A
storm has ragged AROUND the owner
ship Of Mr. Brisbdne's Times n
came 10 n climax yesterday with
brlsbanc's published announcement
that he bought the paper with
money borrowed from brewers.
which was followed today by The
allen property custodian's royela -
lions soon after the passage OF the
sennte's resolution
The senate judiciary committee
VIII meet Monday TO consider the
affair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

amnesty Tor Holgian citizens guilty
~ helping tho enemy plans ano
would thereby according 90 the min
.Hter, Impose on the liclglnn govern
mont an act " submission
Germany would insist on the main
irnlnpo after the war OF the com
Wcrcini treaties previously ln force
This following up tho destruction Of
Belgian industry by the HdNnucc.
says the minister would insure Ger
manyH economic grip on the cauu
try Moreover he adds. the pawn
theory H not abandoned Germany
would Insist upOn binding the fate pf
Belgium with the solution ~ the
colonial question FINALLY. the uhli
cation rcWcnR on Germany TO repair
th" damage uniuauy inflicted on ~
victim was not even alluded 20. Ger.
many the minister points out. would
thus be enriched hy the pilage ~
Belgium, whose ruin would be com
ploto.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
NATIONAL DRUGGISTS END
SESSION AT NEW OIL LEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 10 Chas.
J. Harding of Cincinnati was elected
president ana sam g. Henry of
chicago was reelected secretary
~ the National Association of re
hll Druggists At the closing business
session OF the annual convention here
tonight Other officers elected were.
First vice president. " A Orrin.
Indianapolis second vice president
Harry Mayer. Memphis third vice
president. Adam Wirth. New Orleans.
treasurer. Grant Stevens Detroit The
ISlS cohNsntion city Will he selected
next December
Resolutions were adopted urging
deferred classification far students In
colleges OF pharmacy. proposing
week day closing az % m Of all
drug stores with two hours service
on sundays and plodglng their aid
ip am problems connected with win
ming the war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
BELGIAN CONDITIONS
! WITHOUT JUST BASIS
Minister Discusses Proposals oi Ger
man Approach" for Peace
Il Mcnna SubluRnuOn.

~ Ths Asfselsivl prsss
LONDON sept 10 tn" Belgian
foreign minister IN dlscuasIng Ger
usnys TrHre approach 10 heI-
rlun. d.aclosrs that tho conditions
cannot be- psrn Hs n basis for any
sorious di,.l4a.on rrom tho dethdf
furnished by Urt tore En minister II
nppoars that belgium recclveA no
formsl rr..asuoo dlr'r, y rom no
Gormr. government hut thni CON.
munlcat.ont .1no bv an Indirect
channel,
These showed Mat % wos Ger
many's .nter an go demand mat
pelRlurn binl lsrself 20 effect n Holu
ton Of the language question In con.
formity with tho German Imperial
pollcy. which Belgium would regard
asan abdlcation ~ the right Inherent
lp nor .ovcrr.En'y 10 solve Internal
uroblems in accordance with the
freely expressed viii ~ tho RelEinn
peopl, 49,.
Germany would also claim run
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
ELKS AND SHRlyERS PUT
ON BIG WAR STAMP SALE

I'm charge of the sales of the war
Savings bank yesterday the Elhs ard
shriners brought loo t2.3st15, which
IA somewhat better than they dld the
time before when they /Werc in
charge A good deal of fhe money
was brought in 80 q result Of the no.
ticer OF broken pledges that have
been sent ont hy officials 0f the bank.
Notlces are being sent ont bv the
W s. s. bank 90 those who have
fGiled Go keep up with the.r pledges
made during u drive Two months
ago some have complained that
they have received the notices after
they have already bought the stamps
and bonds Ice teNcring. manager
~ the bank requests ihat those who
have fulfilled their pledges hiring in
their cards and exhibit the evidence
the proper credit will bc given them
on their pledge card n this is dom
there will boz no trouble. otherwise,
the " s s bank has no means of
knowing when the securities have
been purchased elsewhere than az
tho bank
n is contemplated at some time In
the near future, 20 put on collect
Ing campaign lasting q day or So. "
evidence cannot he submitted that
the pledges have been fulfilled to
date. ~ will be necessary az that time
10 fulhl them
Tomorrow. the war Savings bank
Will be m charge of the Cosien re
filming companN These people have
"a strong organization. ana have al
ways brought in good receipts They
will have a representative az the
banksto take care of the business
Receipts Of the booth out az the
county fairayester,lJy came 90 $500.
The steadiness Of the amount ls cN-
planned by the fact that premiums
arc paid In thrift stamps and baby
bonds instead OF in cash Thctg
stamps and bonds are purchased
right there on the ground and bid
fair 10 keep the receipts of tho booth
up 20 the $500 mark FOR each day
the fair lasts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
PLACING BEDDING FOR
THOUSANDS OF VETERANS

lp 90 the present time she com.
wlttec on housing and feeding the
confederate Veterans has plnced
1000 ~ rhe 5000 mattresses on
hand Mattresses are being placrd
In public and business buildings and
an places that can use 30 or more
" will very probably Doe necessary
'o sleep q number OF the Old soldiers
ih West Tulsa. and the committee
made Investigations Yesterday of
large empty buildings In thar part "
town
~ least l2h mattresses or enough
'u accommodate" ESQ veterans will hc
placed IN tho gymnasium OF the Y
NJ. g. A u is estimated thar 10 600
lontc ..-rotc veterans Will come 20
Tulsa W the reunion and plans have
oeen made 10 accommodate that
many
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
WELCOME TO TULSA, VETS,
SUGAR SUPPLY IS AMPLE

locul sugar administrators state
chat Tulsa VII hr amply provided
with sugar FOR the reunion urRt
week
An extra supply Of 10000 pounds
Will be on hand, o. hciug figured th,r
5000 visitors Will take their mcp 81
IN this city fOr five DAYS making
more than 300 900. or nrarly one mill.
lion meals ON the basis ~ ono t,F
spoonful 20 the meal ur two pounds
10 each 90 meals the basis hy which
sugar In now distributed io private
families hotels ana restaurants two
hundred 100 poqnd sacks ~ sugar
viii lo needed THIS extra uWuun|
hns been secured and wiI arrive boo
this city this wrol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
MAYOR OF METROPOLIS A
LION CLUB SPEAKER

Lions club members had Bn cN.
cursion into city building and ideal
when Mayor Oherholscr n oklahoma
municipal management yesterday
CITY talked ON Relation of citizen.
ship 20 city officials" Tie told tbc
cub members ana disHnRu
guests the Importance OF every citt-
zen doing his iulI part in municipal
management Judge Blake. well
known oklahoma attorney also
spoke
Major Carr SON uu army officer
from Camp PIKE. also addressed the
club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Antoine Kemp nn Austrian. was
arrested hy Deputy Marshal John
Greed in Bhrtlcsyille YESTERDAY
aud brought here for5a hearing lio
was arrnigncd before g. X. Commis-
sloner J. n. wilkins ana entered "A
plea ~ not guilty 10 tho charge of
draft evasion Ills bond was placed
AT $500. In default of which he was
committed 10 iail Kemp Registered
In Chicago In 1919. but failed to re-
turn his queatiOnuairC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PHECtpfNu i
Citi,-. SsrNicc DitidCuJ

cities service corporation has de-
riared the regular monthly dividends
~ one half ~ one per cent In cash
and on preferred ana common md
three fourthH pcr cent additional pay
In stock on common. nli payable No
yemher TO stock ~ record october
Houston Fiblc A. 60
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

ARCADIA % Fla. Sept ia Lieut..
John J.. Norris of Roston Mass was
killed ~ porr Field. nrar here ta.
day when ne ftYl about ono thousand
feet from tho hirp'sne I'm which he
was making flight The accident
was believed 10 have been due 90 the
breaking ~ the strap WE.La held
Norris in The plane
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Corp g Cg Leavel u. "a member
of the American army was killed in
France on August ~ according 20
word received from his mother a.
Emporln Kan by his sister. Mrs
Georgia Tucker, 6O5 South Denver.
yesterday Mrs Tucker has gone 10
Kansas 10 be with her parents The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
CATO SfIIS
Commis,iorcr Of tTdiaH Affairs
RESOLUTION

Sealed proposals. vfI' be received O.. ibs
Hlard Of County tummisaiourr % tuisa
COUNTY Oklahoma on October Tth 1919.
a. clock D. m. ln tAs County toufi
House Of Tulsl Oklahoma 'or 'hr furnish.
IuE uf ma'sf,a' and fhs construction OF tNl
concrete brNFe8 tgI uHd 'oalu5us as f0lt
lows.
Hr.dFs 40 aD Bl ssrs g-.p. 3 ~.
K 3D. 30 frft by g4 fert
bridge $50 " H. tr..s 1H.l4 r IS
R o. 20 fsrt o., 60 trot
A. per plans and specifications uu fIH
lu tho office Of tho County t'yra and County
kugtneor 100 tBc Coutt House lu Tulsg
Tulsa County OklRhumh
The CommFUoursE reserve the night 90
reject auv hnd al" bids. OIL bids - hr aC.
roDpaoied ty % teriI'ieI check co,N.IHg 10
per cent of bad
By order ~ thr Board of Cour.l Com.
UIas.uusH. ~ Tulsa tluHir. Oklahoma
IFMIr tIIr"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
LEGAL

under to the ChoctHw aud Ch'cbtsaw "a.
Hons except sherc The descrp ,ye circdlar
specifically states that the coal and asphalt
will be Fold with surface. 80 limitation ~
PLACED 90 the acreage Of timber land which
auy ore person may purchase No p.rson
can purchase more than 90 sores clasti.
htd o. agricultural land nor more than
go Erfcs r'sfsihel a. gazing land Resi-
drnre Uu lAnd not required. BIDS may be
admitted in person. or by agent with
povrf OF attorns, or by mail bids by mall
must be accompanied By Certlig4 checks Or
bank drafts foT 2h per cent ofThe nmouat
of bids The right 20 reject any aud ah
t.ds Is reserved Detailed printed lnforma
iion as TO dates place. terms q sale iu.
rIuAlug Nns of circulars descriptive Of me
Hrds 20 BE- offered Tor safe msy be OBJ
ai1rl tee ~ rosi UPON application 10 Mr.
Catr parLer Superintendent ior fhr
Ty. Civilized Tribe, Np,tosse uklshom,
vhH is ire only person authorized 10 sell
these isiha' Hnds tu me uuLlr Map And
..lA's may s'so br obtained from said Srprr.
inisndsut a. cost Of from % vents TO So
cents each
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

mai well In the northeast corner OF
he southwest of the northeast Of SO
1b-Il deeper Yesterday lie expects
10 deepen II today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
a Barsaim

Seven passenger auto os good as
nov, travelled 500 miles Part cash
consider lot Tor balance Address
BOX T-Se. care World.
BUICK TOURING srgf cash or $50 on
payments 500 S Bouider Phone 1nto.
CADILLAC COupE-t3 model. excellent
condition. cash or viii trade Tor light
'a'c mode. car preferably Ford Coupe
Ur & e. iAyman. Tulsa Okla Room
Sat Rohinsnu Hldg
FOR SALE Ford Touring car 1917 model
only used % months good coHd tiou
Phone iF9l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
YnrNGsTOMN AND NICINITN

klmbley Drilling company has
erected a rig On Tho Adams farm In
the center OF the north line " the
northeast OF the northeast of &c.
14ai2
Butler and others have q 20 barrel
well after 100 quart shot In sand
from 2.Ot0 to 2.1lb feet IN their No.
2. Gibson farm. ia the southwest
corner of the southeast Of the south -
east of l2-iA-l2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ToR SALE

AN GIVING NY SERVICES ro GOVERN
Wyut# sill sell my nrw Old, s1N touring
car at a sacrifice can hc seen AZ Norris
Motor Co South Mhip
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUToMopII,ns you aAtp

, - VIU"VHILhH FOA HALL 10
oNL '!' hIlfk RoADsTER Phone ooiGJ.
Fok sAl l.t--for'L rosbstsr. just ayerhau,,t
ana painted cheap 10 taken Al onee sa.
cat a. ~ Fast trady
FOR sALk- New Tulsa 4 uily eauipp,d.
1900 cash. CAL 1881
fohD sED AN-- 1917 model. good 90 nss
,A'ls equipment ncN tires prirs $500
or vii lul roadster body. Phone gaea
FORD ONk roy TRrCK-If In the m.fkst
or yon have Bort you wish 10 turn into
truck phOur S5CJ.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
SPECIAL NorIoE

kinds OF hair work done al sravrr FL
Reauty shop ~ Fast Firh Phone
rEGI
SOLDIERS To BE.Wa viU NiI your onrs
NunaIrrs Tree Crowsou plrA ATTORNEYS
90 Bliss Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
JOHNSON'S AUTO SALES
co.

Largest used car market IN the state
go days guarantee on every car we
sell,- Free service 9ll r. Eighth 81
FOR SALE Two ial- Ford tou1ag car,
perfect order Phone itI0
FOIR PASSENGER up tu.taie National
car. owner wants t.room bungalow
will pa, cash difference Rraul & pav
son. 2tl Robinson Bldg Phone i5u. n
HUDSON SUPER SIX newly paIrfrd
good tires ruararteed mcrhauirt'y
some ierns on S Main
MAXWELL rWuNk-- one ton with rAle
body a. condition prirr stDU Da.F-
Atlas Traus - e Storage
MUST SELL ar uNCF Hudson s.paF.
ssnEer n you vant good car az q good
price good Csstngs psint Iust Ika
new engine Boo An coudf'inn will aslI
on reasonable trrms Call 2t1-
QUICK DELIVERY TRICK - Tausst
most economical 90 operate sell starter.
electric lights and horn haiftoB capur
tfy Rest truck bargain iu city 40
JuT boulder Phone 1900 Fay
pt,mart,
sANON SIX TOURING S575 ruth. o-
5000 ON payments 40 ao1 . Boulder
Fhouc 1850
SAXON SIX CHrMMy Practically aev
bargain. cash or pavwrnfs. Az 3p7 y
Boulder Phone 1900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOW ~AIF a., owner BOT lOKlS1. rss'
front high 'orntor Porn Hil will
o ssI for ta.i price $3.50 Phone ioi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

RAMONA The Indian Territory
Illuminating on company No. ..
Mitts farm. IN thp center Of the north
line Of the northwest OF the south -
feet
The Texas company No 6. Nc
Pherson farm. In the southwest cor
ner OF the southeast ut the south -
west OF the northeast of 6-ca-l3 ls
, drilling at 715 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

1915 Sutz Roadster. good
condition ............... f.H
lal5 Olds Tour.ns re,ar-
Ushrd .... .......... ,s.
1917 Haynes wire whcrls. S.0
1916 Jcffrics e. good as new l.b
lel1 Dodge Touring. good
tres ........... .,...ts., G-H
1917 Studcbaher ......... 500
1916 Olds ( real bargain .... #-a
lel7- Ford Tour,ne. runs
good, 3emountablc rims
and good tires .......... $50
1919 Maxwell ............ afl
lali Ford Touring s...,... goo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

SHAMROCK The Cushing De
velopment company No. . ROY
Scales farm. In the ccnter ot the
north line of the northwest OF the
northeast OF 2-l6-1, IL drilling az $50
feet
The Paragon OH company No 33,
J McNnc farm, In the northwest
quarter of 2-l6-7. has a fishing job
a. 1.lSO feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
ChaikScU&a
rn -
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LooI AND iOuhb
A WRIST WATCH Lost iniuas R W ua
the back call 5ipi
LOST Folder containing r.a.snrat.ou and
rsrisiratton cards Of G. 3 Parish. between
Ihird and hsin Srd t-I South Peoria.
Fuder please return 70 an -ou Peoria
LOST Bunch Of KEYS an Boulder opposite
post office reward Return 20 q Is
Price t0t tommrrr~ hds Phone diaH.
LOST White Milan hAt ia business section
on Main Phone 70't.
MANS FOLDING PURsE-Lost THURSDAY
between Gross's store and First and 81
gin containing money and rcritrAuon
Ard NO 1884 return TO Go0dner Malone
rAduos 60 reeSrd
INV PARTY sho ,Arpd avat coat suit
from door a. 1ll " Fourth was seen
hy lady neat door Return vithout mr.
thrr trouble
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
PURIFY PERSONAL

ANYONE KNOWING WHERE AROyTs 81
Avis Mack Grsy age no height = feet
inches brown hair blue Fiss please
oammunirAte with bis mother Last
heard OF boarding with Jim Jamrhe'I
Marion Kan Address Mn Emma
Cray Route B. BoT iAsN 4. Tuisa OKLA
W tAN MrN--S suffering from s,t... veal
r~ss ueryols debility. lake taN.ehfrry's
Sevual Pills They restore lost manhood
and make wsat men strong. mail a. q
bores - IS uIaiu wrapper A. q Cas-
frbsrry Columbus Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
ENGLAND TO DEMAND
RiGHTlNG OF WRONGS
Lord Robert Cecil Declares Turkey
Must Satisfy All ClnlnS OF
Arfnenians.

LONDON. November Tho British
government is determined that the
wrongs suffered by the Armenians at
the hands OF the Turks shall bc righted
and their recurrence made impossible.
writes Lord Robert Cecil. the parlia-
uientary Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs. 10 Niscount Bryce.
-Four points mentioned by Lord Cecil
as the charter OF the ArnlenianS' right
TO liberation at the hands OF the al
lies are:
The refusal OF the Arme nians as Il
nation in the fall of lJ1t TO work for
tn. Sausc of Turkey and her allies.
although offers of autonomy were
made II they actively assisted Turkey
in the war.
Partly on account of this courage
Gus refusal. the Ottoman ArmeRians
we're Systematically murdered by the
Turkish government in 1915 two thirds
OF the populations being cXterininated
by most cold -blooded and nendish
Irethods-To0 0po men. women ana chill
dren being killed.
From The beginning of the war that
half OF the Armenian nation under
Russian sovereignty organized volun-
teer corps and bore the brunt of some
OF tho heaviest lighting in Caucasia un-
der their leader. Andranik.
These same Armenian corps after
he huSsion breakdown took over the
caucasian front and for five months
held up the Turkish advance, and thus
rendered Important service to the Brit
!Sh in McSoDOtamia."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
HESRICO TRANSFERS.

George r. Miller and Martha r.
twife). OF Maine. to Fred c. CroInpton
lot 10 and half of lot IL, block l., sec
ton 3, Highland Springs building lots.
October IS. 1919, tax S1.25, $40.
Marion 7. and Percy S. Read 10 Mar
Earet j. Burton. lots ,. 4. i and &.
block VI, section 3, Highland Springs
building lots June %. 1911; tax soc,
Moses SS.dnor To Margaret J. Burton
lots 10 4. inclusive, block =, section
3, Highland Springs building lots. De-
cember 8. lel5: tax soc. SO
NJ. T. and +. S. Head to Margaret
J. Burton. lots 1G. II. block y, section
:, iiighianG Springs building lots. July
\. j. Dauehtrey and BERTHE I. (wife),
20 Melvin Craddock. lot II, Yellow Tay-
ern Park. October -. 1918; Sl1o
I. I. Braxton TO T.. VI. Noble, Ss5
acres, near WILLIAMSBURG Road. about
3 miles below Richmond. October -.
1918; $1,000.
Rufus Hammond and Susie Cw;fc) 10
Peter Key, 3 acres adjoining lands O:
Eherhardt, Yates. Houston. about 4
miles east ot Richmond. June 10. ialS;
+. Halves Lipscomb and Mamie v
twifeb TO Annie L. Davis, lot T. b,oci;
=. College View. April 1G, 1915; tax
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Holly Grove Cemetery Company. Inc.
Newport News, Capital stock: 10000.
r .n, ssy establish ana maintain 2
{. 6. Whitehead. secrc,a p OF
Newport News
C. y. whitehurst 6. Co. Inc. Nor
whi;ehurs,. president; Howard b. Al
lard. Secretary-both OF Norfolk.
Algonquin Hotel. Inc. Norfolk. Cap
ia. stock: $4,000. Purposes: conduct
a hotel. d. L. Drewry. president; L.
Palace Transfer Company. inc. Nor
foih. Capital stock: $4,000. Purposes:
t-aEsfer business, e L. Springer.
both CT Norfolk.
Sorft.:k: Gapital stock: $4,000. Pmr-
secretary--.both Of Norfolk.
xa y: n : \, Transfer c9rp9r g IGN
Purposes: transfer business. r. j.
Rose. presidents; E. u. PettenS!l, see
retarH-hoth Of Newport News.
.;Sorfolk Taka-Kola Bottlins Corner
a;ion; %9rfolk; name changed to Wits
az Botiltng Company, Inc.
The Citizens Co, Inc. Alexandrin,
charged to Fidelity Securities Corpor-
american steel and Bot,lcrs supply
Manufacturing Corporation. Richmond.
changed 10 Virginia Wagon Company,
Inc.
Parker Hosiery Mill and Dye Works,
Inc. Norfolk County. enlarGinG its
powers.
Foreign corporations:
American Mutual Liability Insurance
Company. Massachusetts corporation
domesticated 70 DO business in Virginia.
10 capital stock. The commi Toner
OF Insurance. statutory agent. Rich
mond.
Amendment to foreign corporations:
Saginaw Milling Company. Mich
isan corporation. increasing its capital
stock from s250.0o0 TO si."00.00o