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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders At.
torney,D


Manhattan.
GRAMERcY PARK. Is--Columbia univer.
ss Ny c, .ns ' %; iailsn kpsy!s: Eyerit
nth sr, 8, l2s ~ 4, .aasxi6e, 10
son Rose CO. w tsth st. July !,
1917; atty. Lawyers T T Co. 80
lotTH ST. sos E-Loui. zsneiIi ana XS,
tonic Della yalls to Louis Botto. 1916
GIotona ev, Bronx May Is. 1912: atty.
1ssTH 81. IS. $50 " Amsterdam av, '' SSG
ssll-Meyer A Bernhe!msr TO Max Drey.
Aug 81, 1909; atty. Sigmund wechsler
lsT Az :, Isl lth st. .,31ieo o,iOO
Leon Migdaisky to Solomon Kiingenstein
stein. Paul il. Slins g lane and hippman
Altmsyer as gdns OF Helen Klingenstein.
Juhs e, 1910, a,tys. N S and 1 Issaes
AssTERpAu Az. sO6.Rob.rt Power ;'t to
the Columbia Trust Co, 60 Bway,. April
ISL ~, 5 = cor 18th at, i5x7sx2sxSiiSSwvV
Lena Davis 20 Karoline Adler, 2s2 Z sgd
o.; Juiy l. Nal lsl2; 1ttys' sullivan crO sno
Hxa Sii " FL sssS-Morri. aud ' c.iIS
T. 200; ATTY Z " siois. Is Ssn6 bat.
1lsTA ST. IS, .io " "a sv. iixioc.iiSSwvI
s asHy fiSs a sSs s't y, s%. i's
T. EsG p.hi e. 'af ! hesA 81. s': Jaiy
2, 1919; atty, Title Guar a T Co. l!s
list sI. 5, 100 Audubon av. 55ttV Sx
s5-John E Gerlach RIty CO. 1890 eth
Sv, 70 Leon Teichmann, Jan !, 1915;
IslTH ST. 9, ss ". wadsworth ay. BOX
honey. nov u. 1916 atty. psl3y;
RivERsipE DRIVE. 75-Euripidisss ii 'S Con-,
stantins at Hotel Marseiliss. Bwag and
side Drive. April Z. isis; sitys. Man =
"fa ST. lie w@caa. o:oiy % Simon
E. syt MSOS" s7sS st. ana s Marion M Kahn,
$50 West End AZ; July /. 1914; atty, W
,Fu r sT s;o wSl winter 10 A on.
atty Tius Guar s 7 Co. i7S Broad:
IIsTh ST, ;, 800 Lsno1 ay. 6txioS.i iiUo
Merida Realty Co 70 Max Eisman, w
;oth s., NOy i; 1906 attys. Kantr0wita
PiSEF fun. iista *
sTTH ST, I2a w--MsIimlllan. Jr. and
Eits HorFenthsu. on the premises 70
I ,s,i FsAh! Co. sos s~sy' FEB rs rs;
r-rH ST, ss7 Ely ana Bertha Ar cs;.oa
~ isss; stiS. JACOB " i hlea.. IT.
sTa g. 90 Lexington sy. ,' iisG
Harmon W HsndrieE. 40 Park Az. May
p. i'ls; atty. saml Riker, Jr. - Cedar
sTR Nv, k54--Gto Gallo. Soi SIN az ' and
DAM Gallo, $50 w 4eth 81. 10 Jennie
Adam ana David weimar. both at $50
W Nth st, and Gussie Braun $50 Com
vent av. July 6. 1916; sttys. Arnstein
nsT ST. -, iii " I'd av. i.1s,ElisY
and HAM Grsif eEd Rosa Brand to Leo
PED Brand; address Brad. 2s W
sHERNAE Az. iSs-5s-Aifrsd l. Ander,
ssh St Chester J, 70 ABEL King. ~.
tith o.. Jan 8. 1916 atty. Lewis u
Marx. l2S BwAy................ ,SDS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
G. r. MOVES SELLS rs GOLD ST.

The Charles r. Noyes Company has
sold for the estate Of John L. Riker, for
all cash, to Edward Mallinckrodt 10
Gold street, four story loft building
adjoining the corner OF Plat and Gold
streets. and 2s Plat street, recently
purchased by Mr.. Malllnckrodt through
the same brokers from Sigsbee Graham.
Mr.. Mallinckrodt now owns at this point
plot OF $4,000 square feet OF ground
with q frontage OF fifty-three feet on
Gold street and 145 feet on Plat street
ana an outlet OF twenty-eight feet on
William street, the properties including
90 William street, % TO 80 Plat street
and 10 and is Gold street. The property
10 IN charge Of the Charles r. Noyes
Company and is one OF the most valuable
ownerships in the insurance district
under ono control Samuel Riker, Jr.,
was the attorney for the Riker estate
in the recent transaction.
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Cast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th Btreets.)

MADISON Az, -. loT 8 seth st. 1e5xIoo.
m lyme S9-Lydia HiGkox to Harry
> yrs, SO; atty. Lawyers T CO. $50
zoo IeaseSoid. July MAIDS. S1a Lunch I f 10
Lamb Realty 4 Finance CO. s22 Bway,
REyP Ru Gas as 2 R s%is sRyn .tty' 600
Bsdtord Holding corpn to gd Nv 1I sos 1r
So W .'ti 81 dSe a. and -. int as per bond
2lsT ST. : 5. III I'd Sv. 4aSs2, I'm m,
July l-Rose Brand to Goddi. Greit.
p. mtg iIa 900; atty. Adoiph Kretsbsrss''
ssTa ST. ia F. -, iSsts..; p m. june "Vi Is
yrs. So; atty, saml Joseph. $50 Broad,
soTH sT !? E.s:. 2Ox1oos july 2H IiSg1
" johnson 10 Lawyers Title & Trust CO,
s,f 10 s H%e y, s i,,n .as 900
Jo, b Ryan to RainSow Lake 'c Club q
.s5So; atty " 'f Donovan. ia p sro %s:
cd Az. i5ii :. .iCi ii i;ist st. a5.sxi sSc
? m. July Harry Wenk to Kouwen-
liams. II & R. Queens Plaza Court Bids.
osTH 81. IS. II Madison sy, iss iSSg 4
2. m, July i-sars x Bailey to Jas W
McElhinnsy Of Wayne Passsie Co, n J.
s ssS ;'G Hes 1so s Srs 'F' ATTY isa Zoo
ssD ST. 4s1 f. .. 25xiOoe. July -
Laura Reiss to MarEt wicks' 24Is Uni,
ysssi,y c Az s. YRS shS' atty Lawyers
ssTH ST. Ill z. n g. 25x1oO.ll. July a.
Ernest " Adler to KarolIns Adler 93g
T. sgd st, due Dec 3. 1919. go, pr mtg
$4,000; atty, Ernest Adler. 1905 lst
aV ..........,''...'..,,, .ts, 900
West SIDE.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsl
leTH ct. 1ae W. "a l5xlooA. , m. July
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
TRASsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G P, O. and City
Hail stations at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Jspan, Corea, China, Siam, Cochin Chine
and Netherlands East Indies via Seattlel
July :. SIS Eeshiraa Maru
Hswan. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Aus
tralis via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.
July 10 Sc. Niagara
Hawaii Cvis San Francisco. July 10. SIS.
Enterprise,
Jarsn Coree. China, siam. Cochin Chins
and Netherlands East Indies tvis San Fran
CISCO. July IL, Sc NankinE,
Hawaii via San Francisco. July II. s..
Anyo MAru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
WEST seTH STREET LEASE,

J. Arthur Fischer leased for Mrs. Jer-
ono A. Peck TO "Stathopoulos'' the FIVE
story building at IS West Thirty-ninth
street at an aggregate rental OF over
$4,000, the premises TO be used for the
sale of musical instruments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
Big DRIVE PLANNED
BY FUR EXCHANGE
Representatives to Cover Q. s.,
Canada and Alaska for
Collections.
Music Sent by Wire
as Sample TO Patrons

HARLOTTE, N. CA novel
plan FOR demonstrating victrola
~ records has been successfully
tried by 1vey's department store
here. The store gave an hours con-
cert over the telephone.
Patrons OF the store who wished
to hear the newest records have
merely to call the stores music De-
partment on the telephone at the
appointed hour and listen In.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
salesInen to Meet.

Tho scmi-annual meeting of the As
ISOLATED Travelling Statesmen of New
York. Inc. will he held at their rooms.
cs West Thirtieth street. on Wednesday
evening.
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MORTGAGES.


GF Ire 5a 81 80. .SisS g.. sosioo n
Bank for Saw, $50 4th av, S yrs, S e.
attys, Cadwalader, w a T, 40 wall
GREENE ST. iit-5C. e =. 5oxieo, I'm nv
June 30--Rurden Realty Corpn to BANK
for say. $50 4th av, yrs. 5ss; attys
lsT Az, 172. es. 76ll nth st, 1885
Z m. June 30--Jos Laurato ct Al to
Julius Tishman Sons, rs z 4Ist Sc
les Rway. "a. 500
1iTH ST. IS E. s. 2i2xsts. jun. 80 80
9uilier-Morgan Co to Title & Mtg
18TH ST, 4o6 E. IS, isiox5s.7 to c J.,
stuyvesant It tciosed) x1ss1sss. m.
July l-YPtts Balzer to Geo w and Jos
Acritelh. asa s7th st, Bklyn. due Jan |.
1898 sc. pr mtg $500. 600
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SAILED. FOR NEW YORK.

Cruiser St. Louis, from Brest.
~ Minnekahda. from London.
rs Freedom, from Brest.
IS Sterling. from ChristianiA
So Yute, from Havre.
SIS CarmaniB, from Liverpool
IS Eastern Light. from Plymouth.
Sc Nina Brea, from London.
SIS Lake Roxboro, from Hull.
SIS Lepanto. from Hull
Ss Urbino. from Hull.
IS klamosa. from Montevideo
Ss Comus. from Port Eads.
SIS Apache. from Jacksonville.
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lis PENDESs.


18Th ST. ss5 Elm the matter of james
Curtin. as committee OF Barbara HIT.
meter faction TO appoint COMMITTEES.
&e) attys. Braun & Solomon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Duo To-cay.

So Eastgate, Havre. june 10.
S. Kickapoo, Havre, June - &c.,.
Be Brindina INNING ham, june II.
Ss Procyon, Havre. June II.
SIS Edgar F. Lucienbach, ST. Nszaire. juno
s. Turret Crown, Dartmouth. June H.
s. Cabo Tres Forcas. Seville, June ~.
Ss Seattle Maru. Cardiff. June 10.
O. Appleby. Antwerp, June ID
SHscs al So si %s, of,n' J SGne
D. Petroleine, Barry. June n.
s. Favorite. Brest. jane Il.
IS Lake Silver. St. Nazaire, June n.
Sc Castle Point. Hsvre, June q.
s. palgsda, Copenhagen. June q,
IS San Juan: San Juan, july 2.
So Manitou. London, June ~
8: Great Northern; g S,s. July l.
IS giuseppe verdi. Gibraltar, June q.
S. La Savoie Havre, June 2.
s. Santa Ana, Bordeaux, June 70.
SIS Flint, Imnineham. June % .,
IS Ampecto Rotterdam, June %.
6 San San fes.Sre 1 GbG5aI,ar 1nns "a
IS Creole. New Orleans July ..
Due Tomorrow.
So George Washington. Brest. June o
Sc Kentuckian. 81. Nszaire. JUNE ~.
So Deep Water Bordeaux. June &C.
e Corfe Castle. London. June -.
IS YAmhill Liverpool, June -
SIS e. Alba, Galveston, July 2.
IS Comal. Galveston. July ..
Due wednesday.
s. Marcia, Bfest June ~.
IS Re dIsla. Marseilles. June %.
SIS NRnsenlond. Brest, June 60.
West Pool. Antwerp, June q.
SIS Boutry, Hull. June -
IS Atenes. Crstobal. Jupc 90
Destroyer Wicks, Brest June %,
Destroyer Wolsey Brest, June -
Destroyer Yarnell, Brest, June 70.
Destroyer Tarbell Brest. June %.
submarine Chaser 25I. Brest June %.
SIS Apache. Jacksonville. July g.
Due Thursday.
SIS Nalscia. Bordeaux, June -.
So SaNonia, Brest, June so.
Sc Pretoria Bres.. June %
Sc Harvard Brest June 20.
SIS HENDERSON. ST. Nazaire. June 90
SIS Pesaro. Marseiles, June 20
IS Fresno, st. Nazaire. June 80.
IS Triumph. London. June ..
Sc East WING, Cardiff. June cs,
ss Teyooka Naru, Antwerp, June 70.
IS Advance, Cristobsl. July T.
IS Grecan, Curacao. July ..
ss Cou,us, New Orleans, July s.
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Calder. Frederick w A. Cali
posshefty'' Maiivin ana ina iThoma;
FtsFersid Msrtih.6entraii Cigar
Mfg. CO. .........e.....'..'... 1880
Iners ...'.,...... - 80. sse5T
herman. Meycr--M. Josephson; ,.
1leatf1et. Grace Al. Batter. 2f2l7.5O
'Mts. Co. r. st. Angelo. 2s,7i,
suit t ASsH.ts-.M. ii,sosen5iath. lsos9.H
Tempest, Florence. Leonard. 1880
BRONX.
Evans. Samuel H.--Indiana Floor
ing Co...........:.. ......'.... NSsaes
Hennossy. John-A. j. spieiber- -
trial Comm. 1....... .e'' 1sest
Eatansou, Robert--Tsiyo Trading
/ Co, lnc... ......... ...''''s'' olV'oV
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
First name that Of debtor; second that
Of creditor:
Barra, Cesar n p. "A. Nico-
c,n ARK. A nss.i. . & i'lS metropolitan 's4"
Life ms. Co: April Z: Ieie;... lzsss
same--same, March 1s. 1sit... 1:4.s
inss Bank: April q, 1915 -. I.7s4.s1
Casualty Co; May 10, 1919
(vacated) ...........''''.'''' io'VVV'V"
BRONX. ..--'
Page. Allen III. Bell Co.;
JAN 4, 1sl7..... .''..'''''' s<Sf'o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
: MINIATURE AL

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ....,
Omitted States Cost and Gcodetic survey-
Standard Time. r
Sun rises. - IS al A NJ sun sets ..s'so -
F.. Moon sets .....1:7 a M ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
sandy Hook sis A NJ Gov, Islend ..f:ss a y
He'll Gate. .....1:o1 A N
LOW WATER THIS DAT.
sandy Hook 1901 A NJ Gov IsIepd 90 a N
Hell GHte.....1:u A NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
Yesterdays Fires

AN. Loss.
ie :So--7s3 10th av.; NJ. Murarkey ,Trifing
ig:i5-isS Manhattan ay., .;::a; Unknown
l:Ob-27s7 Lennon av,; William
2:so-s W. cor so9,h st. and 9th
av. .................... None
3:o0--Longfellow av. between 1880
and lT4th SITS unknown. Trifiing
G:0o--h3 W. t2d st: White Mfg.
7:so-siC E 22d ST.: schoeSer
Pm.
1906 Bank St. j. Rosenbaunn None
2:25-lTi Christopher ct: ]. Car
.a5-iSo E. SIN st; National Ice ''''"S
10 ..s'.-s'' ,1T10lnB
S:40-Foot OF r. 4th ct: Forrest
Box and Lumber Co. Unknown
RUstNESS PROpFRry tn urNr
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ARR1vALs-sUNDAY. JULY =

Battleyhip Oklahoma, Brest. June %.
ga Baltic, liverpool June ys. q.
SIS Great Northern, Brest. July l. -
s. Gsllia, Rotterdam. June II.
SIS Chicago City Bristol, June ~.
IS Calamares, st. Nszaire, June q.
ss Arisonah, St Nazaire. June %.
SIS Edward L. Dohony, Brest June q.
S. Noordam. Brest, June 26. IS y
SIS Drammensfjord, Bergen. June u.
SIS Forster. Hull, June q.
SIS Treloske, Antwerp June 90
ga Mae. Swansea, June 10.
SIS Anglia, Manchester. June y.
SIS Lewis X. Thurlow. Buenot Ayree, June q
IS West Cherow. Cristobal. June 81.
S. Flsvel Ctist obs Jufe e. ..f'
SIS Overlook. Port Lobos. June 81.
SIS Madison, Norfolk. July ,.
Ship Stella, Bueuot Ayres. MHs T.
Ship Ernst, Oette, May 8.
Bark Albyn Acora. May IL.
Bark Cecil p. Stewart. Havre, MAY 20.
Bark Port Stanley. St. Thomas, June ~ "
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

ss Caller, at Antwerp.
Ss Floridian, at Verdon.
IS Ruby, at Liverpool. 81, 70.
IS Byron, at Pernambuco.
Sc Maumea. AT Fayal.
Sc Vestris. at Liverpool
Sc Dahre Castle, at Singap
Is GAfvHrd, at Singapore.
S. OMAHA, at Manila. -
Sc Cauto, at Rio. ID. %
SIS Euclid, at Montevideo. ...-.
Sc FrsDkdalo. at Gibraltar.
Bs Madonna. al Gibraltar.
Sc Fl Sud. at Galveston. ,..r
Ss Concho. at Galveston.
SIS City of Savannah. at Savannah.
81 Lake Faristell, at Mobile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07
Business Troubles.
JudRments.
MANHATTAN

Judgments hied Saturday; nrst name
that Of debtor:
Barthel Nicholas F.-Swit &
Co, .................... si1sSS
Coney. Charles F.--M. Lenahan.. SSlS44
Coffey Enma-M. Lenahan..... tslS.4+
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Bronx.

WISE Az. vs.. IS i72d ST. 6Oxioo-Mary
Z Helbig, 1st5 7th aY. 20 stsfsno Spano,
1897 vyse sN July J; atty. Title Guar a
Hull. AV. SOS, W = 'ssS1iiC.aiar-ys ig Z
w2ods 10 Epma n fotterherg. 400 .
-kfASs - 0GG eAooe. Jiz1s 81 atty. Title
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-07

(west of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th Etreetsl
AsTH ct. Ise W. . . l5xlooA , m. July
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
GREATEST GRAIN CROP
IN AMERICAN HISTORY

New York, June 9~of1icial report
of the department of agriculture today
placed the wheat crop this year at
1886, 100000 bushels. and oats at
l. 1000. 900 bushels. Barley is
8,9s8, 900 and rye 107 900 900 bushels.
This is greatest small grain crop in
the history of America. 1t was re-
ported that the government would
withdraw at once at least $4,000
900 OF victory loan money from the
banks. This sent call funds to per
cent. II was announced that all
limits were removed from export of
gold. except to enemy territory.
These reports gave the stock mar
ket an irregular tone The opening
saw high prices in May issues. Heavy
selling in the motors broke them
badly. Only few issues participated
in the activity.
About midday A better feeling an
peared which was due to the coming
crop report The whole list sold at
higher prices and several new high
records were made The close was
firm.
Rumors were current of another at
tempt on the part or bankers to check
the market.
Cotton also had sharp advance
which was natural after the sharp de-
cline last week which was due to tech.
nicaI reasons
General Motors and stndebaker at
'tracted attention early in the day by
opening at high figures and break
ing sharply, the former declined 8
points and later recovered most of
thfs Studebaker broke Q IA. most
OF which was recovered L. S. Rub
Der and strong. and the tire stocks
generally were improved Keyst one
nre was up to n new high record af-
ter an advance Of points
Royal Dutch shares of both Isl
sues were features from the very
opening OF the market They did not
yield when weakness appeared in
other issues, but continued their aa-
vance till they had gained more than
3 points each.
Promise OF a record breaking crop
very naturally was reflected in the
price OF international Harvester
Rumeiy was another stock to m ryvn
to n new high record on the cro,
report This company deals were very
largely with farmers The crop re-
port naturally means prosperity for
me automobile issues and particularly
those that manufacture motor ma
chinery for farm use.
Throughout the session BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit, PETERBOROUGH Con
soiidated pfd ana Third avenue were
Wen bought in a quiet way. The
RANKING fraternity insists that i'm
spite OF all opposition, increased fares
VIII be granted to the local fractions
or II not that some other favor which
VIII amount to the same thing.
strength of bethlehem Steel led
Tire street To believe that. that com
pany is one of those which have se-
cured valuable contracts for recon
sttution in France.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
". u. COTTON MARKET

New York, June 3-BulIish en-
thusiasm ran high in the cotton
market and under the influence of an
immense volume of buying orders
prices moved upward in excited
fashion, active positions jumping the
daily maximum permitted OF 200
points. Old bulls, the trade and
shorts competed with one another for
"a comparatively small supply. or con-
tracts and there was practically no
reaction until the limit had been
reached
Rad weather and -rnp news ,kr0n4s
parts of the belt. heavy exports and
reports of big sales of the spot article
locally added to the optimism OF the
bulls. a good deal was made OF
purchasing by Japanese interests.
Tho excited advance continued
throughout the last hour and the c11se
WAS strong at an advance Of 1Ah. to
zoo points
Spot at New Orleans was steady
with middling lac higher at 81 1-3c;
the sales were 1878 bales Spot here
was steady at an advance OF 100
bushels. -
Port receipts for the day amounted
to 2s,1os bales while exports aggre-
gated 1901 bales. Range of cct-:
ton prices: -
June--Close, 31.e5B Ass ~.
Juiy-Open. 29.45; High, sr.30:s
Low. 20. So; Close. sf.154 so.s
August--Close, 3o.76B
september-Close. s0.35B.
Octoher-Open, $3.50; High. so.2s;'
Low, 2s.e5: Close. s0.23B. s..-s-
Novem ber-Close, 3o.9eB. .
Decemher-open 2s-16;. High. s.
50: Low, $500; Close, 29saB.
January-open 27so: High, 1851:
Low. 2T.7o; Close. 2e.saR.
F'ehruary--CIose. 2g45B.
March-Open. s7.s5: High. "a Ak.
Low. 1855: Close, 2s-39B. NJ
April
May-High, 2so5; Low, ze.oS:
Close sa35R
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
BRITISH IMPORT
RESTRICTIONS.

The War Trade Board announce,
for the Information of exporters IN
the United States. that the nom Tn
glazed spectacle ware OF all kinds.
contained in the list of commodities
which might he imported freely into
Great Britain under general export
licenses. as stated in War Trads Board
Ruling $50, issued Nav 20. 1919.
should be interpreted to mean.
Frames or parts thereof without
lenses" Lenses without frames are
considered as optical glass, which
may be imported only under individ-
ual licenses.
In making this announcement the
War Trade Board wish TO call ntten-
ton to the fact that they are not in a
position to speak authoritatively on
foreign import restrictions. but are
merely transmitting the above infor-
nation for the convenience OF those
on the War Trade Boards mailing list.
Inquiries with regard to foreign inn
port regulations should be addressed
to the Bureau OF Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce. Department OF Coin.
merce, Washington, d. c., as that
bureau endeavors to keep informed on
the import regulations of foreign gov
ernments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
AUCTION SALE
ny GEO. Il. CRAWFORD & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucffoneerx.
IS. East Main street,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF %
ACRES NEAR CHESTER, VA,
WITH A SIX ROOM HOUSE.
BARN, ETC,
AUCTION SALE

In execution of two deeds of trust
to the undersigned trustees bearing
date March. 5, 1917. recorded in the
clerks office of the circuit court Of
county. Virginia, in deed
book l4T. pages s34 and 33s. default
having heen made In the payment OF
the debt therein secured. we win, at
the request of the notehoider sell at
the Chesterfield County Courthouse at
public auction.
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1919.
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ,
certain real estate described in the
said deeds as follows:
"All that certain tract. piece or par
eel of land, with all improvements
thereon and thereto belonging. lying
and being in Dale district, In the
county OF Chesterfield. Virginia, con-
tanning ninety six acres. more or less,
being the same property that was con-
veyed to Clarence w. Lepley. by deed
bearing date March S, 1917, from A.
Hopson Kirby. Bessie J. PEBBLES, her
husband: Edith S. Burnham and her
recorded In the clerks Of
fice OF the circuit court of Chester
field county, Virginia.
TERMS. Cash with the exception Of
$4,000, same being due March 5, 1920.
c. p. CARDWELL.
F. J. CRAWFORD.
Trustees =.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
CARE IN HARVESTING OATS.

Because OF relatively small acreages
per farm. oats in the South should be
allowed to stand until fully ripe: that
lis, until jus. after the grain passes out
of the hard dough stage. However,
liz the area is small and the cradle ia
used, the grain may be cut when pass
ing out Of the milk stage. as 1t usually
is allowed to cure for a short time in
the swath before being bound and
placed in shocks.
Shocking should be done carefully.
Too frequently little or no attention Is
given to the method of shocking. and
in the event of storms and rainy
weather much Of the grain is dam
aged, whereas IL the shocks had been
well built and properly capped little
damage would have occurred. Where
frequent rains interfere with the cur
ing OF the oats in the shock, 1t Is adj
visad that ahock covers be used
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
BICYCLES.
REPAIRING
BUSINESS CHANCES.


Millions Arc Suffering with Rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery of
the age. herb that actually drives
the most stubborn case of rheuua-
tism entirely out Of the system
People write us and say they are
astou1ded at the results, especially
on the kidneys. Just think OF the
money-making possibilities. Repre-
sentatives wanted: sl12 pound post
paid; ten pounds IS express patd
RHEUMATISM HERB CO, Venice,
Cal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
SEALED PROPOSALS
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Room sos, City Hall,
VIM. M. Myers. Director.

Richmond. Va, Tune s. 1919.
INVITING PROPOSALS FOR PO-
LICE PATROL WAGONS.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until noon. Thursday.
June 10. 1919, for furnishing this de-
partment with two or moro com
pletely equipped modern police patrol
wagons, with a seating capacity of
twelve passengers.
End. All prices to be submitted on
deliveries I. O, b Richmond and sepa-
rate prices to be submitted on chassis
rated at both one ton and one and one
half ton capacity
3rd. Illustrations showing the body.
chassis and engine and complete and
detailed specifications must accom-
panv each bid. Date of delivery must
be stated.
4th. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. or to reject or accept
any portion Of bid.
Additional information, II desired,
may be procured from
WIN. NJ. MYERS.
Director of Public Safety,
Room sos. City Hall.
June 8. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
SAFES.
SAFES THAT ARE SAFE
Barnes Safe & Vault Co.,
Richmond, Va.
WOOL.

We Arc Agents For Purchase of Wool
for one Of the largest mills In Amer
lea. BY shipping or selling 10 us you
obtain market value and no expense
CHARGED except cost Of freight
Prompt check nron arrival snip
yours tn US or write for prices before
shipping. Reference h o s. who
shipped US last year. OLD VIRGINIA
HIDE AND Wool CO. NC. Jos.
Wailersteiu, president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
Paints, Oils and Varnish.

TX You Are Going to Clean House You
cannot afford to miss the opportu-
nifty of calling and letting us show
you our beautiful finishes. to make
your old furniture look new again
stop on your way home at I South
Fourteenth street, near Main. Phone
Randolph s9S4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Palmyra. shipped Pine Piano. Good
musician reelected How about you"
MANLY y RAMOS, Seventh near
Franklin.