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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-14
'BEST Medicine
FOR WOMEN
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman

D.,+,mouth, Ohio.-"I suffered from
.E,OaI'1arities, pains in my side and was
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-14

The moment you eat a tablet of
Fape'S Diapepsin all the indigestion
PAIN dyspepsia misery, the sourness,
gases and stomach acidity ends.
PaPe's Diapepsin tablets cost little
Al any drug store but there is no surer
u quicker stomach relief known. Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
'BAD..MARkET FOR MONEY
FAILS TO CURTA|L SALES
threat OF Large Corporations to
"ithoraw Balances Brings Down
Borrowing Rate.
COTTON MOVES FORWARD
o'slhng Of Peace Is Expected TO
Ssusc an Unsuitable Demand From
All Parts of Europe-Crop Reports
Favorable.
BY BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. June 26.-In spite of
DAD money market stocks were firm to-
Gay. and some new high records were
made. The call rate was as high as
Ar cent early in the day. but most
o. the Streets business was done at
. per cent. The more reasonable rate
was due to threats OF several large
corporations TO withdraw their bank
.Stances and lend the money them
SSe Is II the rate WIS , not lowered
draw $360,000 and lend it.
totLon went w. another cent n pound
TO-DAY. practically reaching 81 cents
this advance. The approach Of ohciai
peace ana the certainty that when it
cones one the, there 81, Mn be an Unsuitable de.
the market what IL is. Unless the
x,oyernment interyenes cotton is liable
as TO make cotton fashionable.
Gro, Reports Are Good.
Crop reports continue good. and the
feature of such buying OF the rails as
there iS In based on the large tonnage
that must come from the agricultural
regions.
United Cixsr stores. United Retail
Rubber, Chandler. New YORK Doce
Brown Shoo and Emerson and Brant-
ingham.
American Car and Foundry vas
report showing ~ per cen, earned IN
me last year and enough money set
aSloe 10 guarantee the common divi-
dend for three years an advance
hashei Barker was bought on tho
fvneraily better outlook for the in
e.etIy. IN spite OF the large number
81 cars ordered by the rovernmen,
,nere II an actual shortage OF many
Tobacco Shares Dull
Tobacco shares were dull. with .he
nj
which went to new high records.
sugar and candy stocks are being
accumulated The buyers are going on
the theory that the whole world ~
hungry for sweets because OF the de-
p-ivatioD due 10 the war
For the advance OF Chandler stock
there seems to be no reason except the
shortage OF cars and the advancing
prices.
Humor persists thu, General Motors
viii take over the Ford company, but
dehiIle are Issued unon6ial.y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

tee, ~ 81 North Eighth Street. l.xi2a Feet:
Leigh s'ress June %. 1919: 1900.
thu me3sn b SCI " l;ipseom6s ana I: r
ing. Jr. trustee. >esxi5a feet south line FLOYD
avenue. Sc feet inches cast OF Sheppard
street ;Iune y. 1870; l.oco
g W. White to Charles *. Willis. trustee
81 feet Inches north OF Main street and
III III f.et %; 2 inche. east Of Deep Run Street
g chaikiey to ". f Purcell Jr. trus.
ice 2eHl3o feet north line Grace Street, q I 20
teet ives, OF West Street June %. 1918:
2srlso feet north line Monument Avcnue IT,;
i is,. eat of Sheppard Street. June e.
Il Mcknight to Lorraine Rumn and
sSalto Zee, Yves, line Third Avenue s. feet set
north OF Chestnu, Street April g. 1879
! p. Mcknirh to E. Lorraine Ru.nn and
nue.. s6IiI0 feet we,, line Third Avenus,
=, tee ,,s vest of Chestnut Street. April 4.
T. G. Reynolds and Lo;ti. Ann. twife
to f. Lorraine Runn and John sloan. tr,.
tees No. las Garland Avenue Soal3i feet
at southwest corner Of Garland Avenue
T. Q. REYNOLDS and Lottie Reynolds to f.
Lorrains Eufln and John Sloan. trustees.
No 1896 Garland Avenue. S9xl3j feet. al
sou,hwsst corner OF Garland Avenue and
Ei E Il si Pssi;,,: Jpno 2 1919; s.4;.
Jordan Leake. trustees. No, ooos Eas, Mar.
south lin. Marshall street, : feet ea., ~
nina Randolph Archer and p Y thusbandI
70 C. G. Charin. trustee. 5p.IsxlSs Zee, IVES,
lne Noble Avenue. l5o.45 fee, south OF
t ss;,oookiand Park Boulevard June u. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
KILLS NExT-D00R NElGHBoR
AS RESULT OF AN ARGUMENT
Earl Fitch Receives Dcntb wou,a
After Quarrel with Frank
Willy Over Cellar

GALENA. ILL. June c6.-Eari A.
itch' cashier OF the Merchants Ma
uohai Bank, and Frank willy. neigh,
pors' shared cellar. to which en-.
trance was gained By a trap door be.
tween the two houses. Fitch wanted
. , Trap door shut SO that his children
=, 'u'o not fall into the cellar Wijiyf
no dos rs aIieSed' was prone to leave the
rms situation led to a quarrel yvb,o.
eliminated when willy shot and iiiiea
r,,'rn. Fitch crumbied into the arms
OK MS wife with the first shot. and.
~ is alleged. Willy continued shont
inE' one of the bullets grazing Mr.
Gdnd. iet nus
WHY is closely guarded hare ,odss
by the police. who fear demonstrations
similar to the one when an angry crowd
surrounded Willy on the way to Jail
may occur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
TAMPA WOMEN ORGANIZE
VICE PROTECTION LEAGUE
Five Hundred Establi.h Moral Credit
bureau to Look UP
"Hubby's Past.-

TAMPA. FLA. June 26.-Five hun
dred Tampa women have formed the
Woman's Protective League and say
they propose to clean up organized vice
by direct action-that they propose to
undermine its support.
BY the establishment of sort Of
moral credit bureau. this organization
proposes TO furnish any woman con-
ftdential report on the double life" of
her husband IL she wants one. The
inquirer does not even need to give her
own name in making the inquiry; she
may designate a post-office box address
or any place where an agent OF the
league may deposit the report on its
investigation.
organizers OF tho bureau say that
seventy OF their number have pledged
TO do the investigating work in the
open. while the remainder will work
In secret.
so many have such old reprobates
for husbands" said one OF the chiefs
they can't work openly. because these
husbands wont let them. Therefore.
they Will work secretly" The theory
OF the league is that If man has not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
CARDINAL DEL VAL HAS
MANY UNLIMITED GUESTS
Party of Americans Sight-Secipg In
Rome Brush ABIDE
Formniities.

ROME. June 2S.-Cardlnal Merry del
Val laughed over what he termed "a
genuine American trick when a
Sailors visited the Vatican under the
direction of Raw Father Edward Wal
lace. OF Brooklyn. n. Y. who served
with the Eightieth Division. brushed
Inside formslities: cajoled the livered
and gained an audience with the
prince OF the church without, either
imitation or announcement.
The men were sightseeing in the
Vatican when Father Wallace pointed
out Cardinal Merry del vars residence
Let's call on the cardinal" sug
Rested Philadelphia lad serving with
the Keystone Division.
the cardinal had visited America. and
this would only be in the nature OF
a return call from hosts OF his.
;he Waterman in his va.i-colored uni.
their mission. 49, i
But you cannot call upon the car
dinal except by invitation" sid the
guard.
we do not use invitations to call
upon one another in America" re-
turned Father Wallace In Italian "All
Of US are Americans. and Cardinal
Merry del Val Will understand, He
in America"
Tho guard accepted the situation
and made known the identity of the
callers to the cardinal who ordered
rooms. where ne went TO meet them.
II am SO glad TO see you. gentlemen.
he said TO them 1T is not often peo-
pie get 20 see me, but you have done
| enjoy immensely. I am always glad
10 see Americans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
nESR1co BARGAINS AND SALES.

Chevy Chase Realty Corporation TO Louise
Williams lot Il. block :: rowhstan Place.
Charles f. strang and wifs to Henry L.
Sears and wife. I2;-!oo acres on ear, side
IA ndall Farm juno s. 1919. Tax 81 SO.
Lizzie NJ. Dennell and George F. thu..
Ssnd) TO Arthur d. West. lots and g..
1919. 500. "
acres on Springfield Road. ! miles north
VISIT M.s Of city 1Rlshmonal; Juno q. 1919: 500.
Richard w. Coyne. lots ~ and u. block r.
section J.. Highlsnd Springs Buiiaing Lots.
C. l.. Moore and husband to Julia b.
Andress' ,. lot 10; block 70. Colonial Place.
ID. F. Pollard and A. NJ (husbandD to
Franklin HARDWOOD. l. acres west side OF
Adams Roads. three miles east OF city
tRichmondl; Jun, L. 1919. Tax 81. $40.
T.; s. Read to n. T. Read lots go to "a
Inclusive: lots 80 TO "a. Inclusive. and lot
:is; bounded as follows North, by Nine.
Mile Read. east by Lowell Street: south by
Jen.rson Street. west by Taft Street. May
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cHASCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

American Trust COMPANY trustee To Nal
s scras Paterson x OF Henr:co County. 81
80 ae tee" on ke ssa, kn 5s az
Stree, Road, known sink Pocket" 81 %
s ssrs on nG.th line Patterson Avenue cone
. Grpse ana Norris, Avenues: lots 10 :
Avenue: also o'I ies, on on north line Grove
north line Grove Avenus: lots 10 10 - ~ in, i'm
e!usirs block ). southwest corner Hanover
hiock north line Grove Avenue: lots s n
u, inclusive, block T. south line Uanove1
avenue; lots TO :? inclusive. block !, north
corner Stuart and Malvern Avenues: also
l I2 to ., inclusive. block s. north Iine
block s: southeast corner Stuart and Ma,
stIt., A ssn ss;s s SO. 80 1907 West Cary
MaTsha s;reS S@!hw ssNss fee5
and Grace Streets: 80 fee, So inches bv
IS fest inches west line Boulevard sixns
A. northeast corner old .amesi River and
Kanawha Calanl: lot in Roanoke Va: No
Street. t We g. Clay xslts rS NG $50 VEST clay
South Pine Street: No. los Yves, carr
s,rses s. , acres On south side PATTERSON
Division OF r.. F. and u. Railway. and
=. LoTraine RUM: Trustee 10 DC chri.,ian
Gxlto feet west line Third Avenue Ks fsct
north OF Chestnut Street. June 20, ia,.;
SLIGO.
~, Twins May, trustee. TO W. T. Martin. No
June 10. 1919; si.oss
Irving Hay. trustee. to W. T. Martin No.
1926 Garland Avenue. 5oxIsi feet, at south :.
Street. juno ~ 1919: ST. 500
NJ H. Nunnally and p. II. Gay. trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK;. June 5.-Sensatio0al adj
vances Into new high ground Tor the season
were scored in the cotton market here to-
day on an avalanche Of purchasing orders
ACCOUNTS and official details showing gen
eral rains. which were heavy a, some
ali directions and the public which
S IL the eak be 9 inc h
that three German ENJOYS were on their
way TO Paris to sign the peace treaty
lieved nervousness over the political stu
alton.
set attracted unloading. which led TO
nnnnced strenrth Ma Shown pria nSoT ovimc
upward almost withou; setback until they
were more than full cent above wcdncs-
days close. The tone at the end was
stropE. with quotations showing net gains
of So to 100 points.
Srot at Sew Orleans was steady with
we're size bales. Spo, here was steady. al
an advance OF 100 points; a, 3isSc there
totaied ie.sis bales. while exports agEre-
ratsr 1853 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

The Winchester Development Company.
InS %neAf .ssso 6nes7!W
P I,srs - H. b Mecormas. and ". l.
jse!s--ren,sl Of garages and e" real estate, TAX,
Amsiiean Axiss,on clas Inc; Ale..nar,-
Johnson: president; Captain J. II. Dean.
Of asISs rh0f9s nsus
en ssns1,sss ard prem prSmG's aviation:
miSmgm SAM o1lssr.L,cag'ain l. II
ssss:psss'dss' and rSor1s 5su sa.
encourage and promote aviation
Tx kins ;p,H. Building and Loan Association.
: J. brownei A.: u: Brockman. All OF
Team r as FLED smh Sns
G Gission; . Gspltalnn%ne onicers-M cG, Fin
An OF Richmond. objectsNmutuai associs
, ,i"n for The protection of tenants and con
y strkiniS Overall and shir. crpora,ion.
t. sg
president John W. Morrison. secretary. and
jeet.-ma nufsc,ure and deaI in ov.ra Ns
shirts and underwear
KHaGna HSasns Richmond
tleSooo ,omcers-rhomas r. bryan. presi.
SANDS ssn, cSfn Of n wSssa% and Sso !
Comb. Richmond. named as secr",sry Oh
prove house. greG IIS1Isi5nss maintain ma and i'm
estate business a'
Island Rennins Corporation of Cuba. Rich.
ioiS. 0neers-sherwood e. Hail nI'"' snsrn.
s1 Smith w. al 81 k YalH and Eric, 9
OF, and gas business
ca nSyse Lsnh Company ,ne. Richmond
,;$s 2 ''Ssssss: % P5ss,asn9
j.. Al OF Richmond. objects-Eenerai real
6 os,ss1.-Is. sinSm ,iCo6o, minimum $500
a., Of Richmond. objeet-senerai real es.
Amendmen, TO charter of Kann.. Inc.
s,oes from ,.s@ ESQ cc w iRa
~ Amsndms1, TO charter of Virginia Metal
5000 sss n Quinn fsP' sos s1si. fs ssc
amendment to the charter Of Sovereign
e Soai Tompany Inc, Iynehburs Va. in.
$1,000 ,iscSSS richard Haneo cock s. .eGm
/ Amendment 10 charter OF tho Berkeley Ro,
s sna iamosl GGmpsnX Inc Norfolk W. in.
The Petersburg Food Products corpora J.
~ nnm.% o5's: s'%qm sss M
e eHtsGs eFes dss. roxs
s sI7E feds hayinr aud
so-;a." io'o pFoaucts and grocery aces
Elm a%G% .ioo lSs F,s isSm sss
'sTof Ris ssa d6sSisses II
ap ehin"n,ss blouse r nSsn IS; ~,
nun $50 minmam. $50 oo%c. . oase1s
Hnria% and Conan, 'rt Shnes
amd n Efs 81
te7TS hs business s;,,
s.S, oH}ssr;w. rss,ornels "' Hre':
Rosssis and I.. sf
co sank q T,7ne!a Ealrnea Gcccke5iase
P %s% PIsss %,,,h '@? $?
k e g. t,s and NJ G,ss1e Al q Fairfield
.ary objects-bank Of discoun, and de-
ESsGe4s sSsss? cgTgsSs inc 5 asrses
~ ss$$ G5sssses
seRsrst m @4sh, 'u'9 Exploration xort.
hom.. s. So" wrss sa p2:.
mont mont Ia 5zsT Goun snn sna E sssn
sa,o,a SsTfeS su,Ssss
=, Ths Amross Gon.snSs inc; Richmyna.
NJ 'f kSeen,ns
| Max Rosenthal. secretary. and RI r. AnseIl'
AZ or richmond objects-Eenerai auto
rr s5 n,.1i Coal and Ice Company, Inc.
minimum 10000. Ofticcrs-Harry Cobean
president and general manager: W. O. Kris
Era nkiin. ohjects-ice. ice cream. wood
J. 81. Tale ..1rro & Co. Inc. Mount Scion.
napitAlmma, ,ur: $4,000: minimum SEQ :
600, Omccrs-J. w. Taliaterro secretary:
= A. Storer. president; and George v; Rid.
dle Al! Of Mount Scion. Ohiects--wholc-
/ 'S"'
"a ion ELLISON Manufaetprins Corpo-
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Real Estate and Court News
CHANcERY BARGAINS AND SALES.

+. G Waller and Rosa twife, to Fanni.
4 nrink ,ad :'slso feet east line Colonial
June 10, 1918; $3.50.
nu'h a, r Houston Was TO Morris or, building Com
feet inches SO bx s'i tsn, 6op,h AHe
Kensington Avenue. IS feet S inches cas-, Of
hflSn AveSss anS =. zl LIZ Tax SIC
R"ia nd ~ u childIey and Jesse r Wood.
ard Ta, Beverly s,. Street June % 1914 :;:7;S
block =. Map of John F. Sheppsrd's Estate
:6xlso feet north line Grace Street. 2ilto
Tax $40. $40
Mrs Emma W. Barber to n. I. Mayo. Jr
Mo 81 Ir S11's Eighth street 191i:s Zee, east
streets; June 3. 1919; Tax 81. sio 80
s esS cftf lien & 5 tun inches s. ss s sS
North Laurel street. - feet - inches by
Tee sonh 81 Floyd Sen n:uFt jpns s
n, F; P, 10th and lLzzi. II. Cwite! to J, Il.
AysnYs' s. fss! inches YES! ., e csSsaad
anton O. osteTbnd adminis stG: Or d. b..
n, e. 3. ei e., to Bette Faco saXes: Nos
j inch by, 10 feet west line Laurel Laurel Street s1.
Nav m ee " Tss ,s ssS's &c. of Spring Street
1wifeJ TO y. Fillmore Pate. loi =. block e'f q.
RGland Park. s9.igSi:a feet. west lin. Moss:
Park Avenue; May 81. 1919; Tax $50. SO
a northwest corner Of North Avenu. and
ss FEEL sFf a. edis sn
A ,o, &c ,, and BroGsiand Park Boulevard
carrie .; Wright and II; H. thusbsndi to
F. NJ, Phillips. No. 1903 East Marshall. 70
feet, inches by ITO Zee, south line Mar
shall Street. - feet east line Marshall Street
$500 JUG lsls "f Tax ss5o, ST. Street Lie"
w r. Martin and Louise X. (wtfe) to
Is T g Reynolds, 80: lass dariand Avenue.
Avenue and Essex Street. June ,, 1919 Tax
Quit ciaim-R l.. Bailey and Irene p.
twlfel TO C. T.. Barrett md successors. lots
IL. 10 an, and Is. block 7. Brokiand Park.
Christian II. Clarke and willet,e r.
Third Avenue. eSxlio feet west line Third
Avenue, 80 feet north OF Chestnut Sreet,
April 4. 1919: S325o.
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.
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LAY CORNERSTONE TOMORROW
Gracr Methodist Church VIII Hold
Ceremony With Mnsons at
4;:30 O'Clock.

The cornerstone OF the new Gracs
Methodist Church will ,be laid with
Masonic honors tomorrow afternoon
AT 1870 o'clock by st. Johns Lodge No.
So. y. F. e A. NJ. There will be the
usual impressive ceremony. a. Lynn
Thomas is master of the lodge and
John L. Eppes, senior warden The
junior warden is Charles L. French
Rev. John Franklin Carey is pastor Of
Grace Methodist Church, the congre-
cation of which has not only COM
J leted the fund necessary for building
new edihce. but oversubscribed their
quota in the centenary drive.
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cHAScERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Ihomas c; Gordon and q. H. Funston.
YuseeS. TO Lang bourne VI. wiliams 100 feel
sE9 nr .ns Grse. Street. 65 feet ives, OF
Pollard and BsSby Inc trustee. 10 pr,h
4 Houston No. So32 Remington Avcnue
tsIss leet north line kensinEtOn Avenue So
June -. 1919: 5000
William 6 Rose truste. Ia .r,.,
Rodgers and Mary e twit-) No so,s .iuh
street SoxlR fee, north line Leigh Stree;.
~ ZEE sasd OF Antamon Avenue. June 81,
re, 40 Lane Stern ard William $. Rose.
J.. twifel. No. 30ls West Leigh stree, "a
Zee . ss:s Of A!tamont avenue. June II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

u E5M FoR sS h sss ss s sss sGsI
Ts.al todsy-Receip.::;; lsS,s bales: exports.
Total for week-Receipts. l2a.ISs bales; ex-
Total for season-Receipts. 6osS.I2s bales ::
exports. Asss.25s bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2s-Further ad-
vancts were scored by cotton today, nu, :
ting the market 70 new high records for
went far above spots. the new crop months
comm indinE premiurns on the SPOT quota ::
ton for middling, which never we're heard
OF before. Continued unfavorable weather
over the belt and growing belief In a small
crop were the main reasons for the buvinr
Around the openinr the market was ncr-
vous and Irregular. and for. a short time
was at net decline OF s TO - points mainly
az the result Of realizing on tho long side.
The wet weather man and the forecast Of
more rain TO come In the belt soon had
their effect. and the market Armed up
rap!dly.. The demand was strengthened by
petts from private so3tees and by two mi.
other, Of 10. BY the middle Of tho dnY
prics3 wsro IS to 70 points over Yesterdays
close and st!li higher prices were made In
ths afternoon following tho run,or that a
.private bureau which recently has gained
sonsidsrabls ,promin.s,n,sss would come nut
4, a. Sisss:ss Sss ;raa!ss Ssn'h. u ssfs
Speets were, raised Is points to. 1850 for
iSN and October al 33.is. ''e" ~
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NEE YOKK CrRR MARKrr

Ne" YORK. June :G,-DeaIinEs on the
cuIo were again in only fa!r volume and
scattered throushout wide list OF issues
With but little feature TO the transac,iohA
me hesitancy which has been TraHif-.ted
N the other markets Influenced trade on
The curb 20 the extern. that busneis was
Industrial. were In fair demand through
me session and In number of the prom
iEert shares small recove ries from III. re-
cent low levels were made
independent oils were almost entirely de.
Lo!n oi feature. although dealings were In
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CHlCAGn LINE s1nrk MARKEr

early, TOP ..ae Buik $500 a.si. e. m ssW3
Ca;iie-receis,s 1900. Beef ,issrs slA %,
70 =. strone; butcher stock and feeders: stead.
medium and heavy. choice and prime $40
n :la.3c; YEA calves. si7.Wd sis.Do
o,nert steady. Lambr. Sc pounds down. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

IN SHOWING in cotton lard and competing
OLE; F1na! bids were 10 10 80 polniy net
h!Eher ior leading months Sales. 100 bar
Fras. fflme crude. 22.FL: prime summer VEL
i r9sc spot: 80; July. $50: september 400:
Spot coffee unsettled: Rio IS. ssI: Santos
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HESRICO TRUST DEEDS.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

HAYWOOD franklin TO American Trust
Company. trustee. ~ acres on west side
Adams Road. June .. 1918: $3.50.
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United STATES GNyERNMENr BoSDs.
SHORT TERM SorFs.

An For-iEn SIC. g. AuF. J 1919 ........ a9Ta
Am. Tobacco Is, Nov. J. l'ia.,.......... 1904.
Am Tobacco Ia Nov l. 1871. lax
Ans!o-French ~. Oct. Il. 1890 .......,.. 81
Armour and CO" IS. June u.s. dsSS''.'.'. i ioSis
B,itish Si,s Nov l. isIs................s 90 I5- Il
British Sis Nov. !, 1921 Observation-Disclosures. ass.
q "a and O. Joint A.. July J. 1871 100. as
Cudahy Packing co. -. July Is. 1923. 1927.
Dominion Of Canada rs. Aus ! .i:is ,s:;s
Elec Autc-Lite Co. SIS. Aug. Is. ls!a.... inD
Hooking Val Ry. Col TT. IS. Mar !. 1928 as:.
Jacob Dold Packing Co. =. Nov II, 1870 1906.
Jacob Dold Pachnr Co, IS. Nov IL. 1928. lo:i.
IirStt and Myers CO. Dec. !, lsH....... Iohs,
Moline Pillow ca. 1r. sent 1877 IoiL
Moline P,ow Co. Is. Sent. !. l9e3. 49,. ioe
Nonongahela valley Traction Co. Is
PIoe;.r Gamble Is Mar l. 1921 ... ln2T
Proctor 4 G,Tbie IS Mar ia-7 ........ 1ni
southern Railway Sc Mar l. 1872, ....... ?9'.
Swift and Co. S. AuS. - le?l........... 1921
az sa. Feh, / MISREPRESENTATION. loor
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$50. 900: minimum; s:5.ceo. oreers..E R;
Spotswood. president. PetersburE Samuel
Burwell. Petersburg. and J. NJ. Hanrahan.
Petersburg. John +. Allison. Petersburg,
named - secretary. Ohiects--tu manufac-
,ure; buy and sell trunk and sui, case
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NEW YORK LIVE sTocK x.arrr

Calves s;esdy: ve.it r. .5 nc NJ ttadins'
NSnh, l50: .kin, milk calves fi2Sc
~; lambs. N'ndsi759; few y.ar!nEs.
Hogs. nrn a, s2i,s a,a10: rough, ,ua
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to s. r. Jones and Julia D. Jones' soxl5o ,
feet. At soGthesN OF Wickham and
Alien streets. May =. 1919: 1897:
l.egh II. PaEe. trustee. to Walter l.. Wills.
COX To. at northwest corner OF North Avenue
and nrookisnd Park boulevard. April q.
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NAVAL, STORES

oE sn VAs;S ~ Ga, !une :s-THrptntin..
I menis rs, stock. siss. Rosin Arm; SAFES
Sal. receipts. ia5 shipn ants. as: stock 81 $50
quote b. 1875: D.. 1910: z. 1915: F. c. 1874:
q: ID !. 1850: K. 1875: 81. 1857: y. 100:
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~, htn ,1GO. inne 26-Rapid fluctuations
"iihin comparatively narrow limits the
rule today In the corn market. which dis
played an unsettled condition. The close
Lover With July at Id to i;5a; septsmbsr'
Los to i;.oA; and December l53i. to lb3s..
oats declined from - to ~ and provisions
closed unchanged 20 u con;s hicher -
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NEW YORK. June 2s.--Money on call
opened at per cent highest. cent:
low. ) per cent: close. per cent. Most OF
thr days loans were made at per cent.
Time money unchanged s per cent
Mercantile paper uu!ei.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June 26'-Cotton good, TODAY
soid In lighter volume higher prices
Yarns were steady. Lsces showed improve
meni, and importers were noted 10 buy
more iree!y abroad. Burlaps wero Arm
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CHASCERY TRUST DEEDS.

y. g. Pond to Pollard g. Bagby. Inc. No.
a?ll Hanover Avenue, - feet IL inch by
l7s feet . inches south liae Hanover Avenue
iM feet inchss vest. OF Cleveland Street.
Mrs. Enama Lee 10 p, L. Ruthrmund. tru..
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. June a6--Cottonseed oil was
higher on. short covering and buying by locsi
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been walking the straight and narrow,
path. one OF the 500 VIII know about
it. or at least can find out