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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, s24i W. n. PECK Rs.idencss 2+@2

l"um club hrre ana ~ more man
well pleased Win th" way ihihsH
trc going and thinks nat win Tot
4 memtrtH addssi the chicago 'lub
vii make uH good . HhuNiuE tur
tSrif In The near future
Mr. Grhv'r iH greatly interested IN
hr Development ~ the HuuihwrHi
tpd especially the new fields in
.,SiH ana WI, make - thorough tour
T inspection taking IN an principal
points. Including Wichita Fails,
itufkbufncii. Fort worth. lipllaH. and
ltauErt From there he viii ~ 80
Sew orleans aud iAtun lbougc ana
thence huuu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Atlantic Petroleum Getting Coed
Well nj CARRIER.

The Atlantic Petroleum company
10 on top of a sand found NJ ielo
feet In the southves, corner ~ tho
southeast ~ i2.ssi that II showing
for q good well ana has filled up I 500
feet with oil This tes, had show
for a good well IN the I 100 foot
sand and now comes his showing
at 1880 u was not thought that
the well would 10 much until II
reached the = 100 foot level. hut the
present showing II not the less vel
come.
Tho RoSana Petroleum companN's
No. 4 In is-2as IL making 100 bar
rsls In the 2.iOO foot sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

, bnttol well IN their No. on IA.
li"nry Anthony farm Ia The east htlf
of The nuith.n-, of .is s2l
mi Miti.Irr DISTRICT The \
- n ~ 90 has ~ so barrel producer
~ No 90 uu the J GIeRE farm To-
Gated ~ ih' puulhw.ut of III. south.
east of sl-3J'll
~ Tiit OSNdI Tho Red Rank
on company have made location
dud viii dfill IN the southeast corner
~ th" nHrth hiatt ~ tho southeast of
3.l6s
DIi1bN The l'rhlrir Oll A GaH
co No % ! hfunor located la the
w'ri hair ~ the northwest ~ lg-ls.7
iH good fuI birroiH
The Magnolia cumpanys well on
~" buk" farm about thitd ~ "a
mn" Aputhw"st ~ the lginnl Duke
well In tuumhuchr county. TrNas.
hud about one. forth mile south ~
the knuwlrH we'll. is reported good
Tor I 600 barrels after having been
drilled one foot deeper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
ou SAsun, ouorArloss
Late kens From Texas.

hp~cl.i io Tho world
DALLAS. Jan q The Magnolia
Petroleum company last well ou th'
r A, Connellr, farm mile north
west of Oldon. more than mile
west ~ other wells m the Ranger
district remains M" most important
development In north Texas Tor ih,
last several days
IA the Magnolia has several hlp
tanks "A short distance away the
we'll has hocn flowing ~ full 'apaci.
~ for three days II was carefully
rsuEed by experts ~ the COMPANY
for two hours yer'rriav again and
In this time made ia0 baTrrlH. which
shows II 10 he producing 5000 bar
rels
Th~ Magnolia Connrlle, well n
tho third gusher Of unusual size IN
tho north central Texas district The
first big guHhrr was the Prairie Oll
Gas co Emma Terrell No | On
tho northwest edge ~ IA. Ranger
pool This well IL rated now AT
400 barrel. daily The second un.
usually large we'll was tho Texas
Penn on company Ienedum 4 Trees
and others No, Knowles IN north
trn Comsnch~ county. which 10 pro-
ducing natural at the rate ~ 800
barrels The Oll state corporation
important outside well No I Par
rock Ranger pool IL rated at 400 har.
rels. After drilling q little deeper
without results tho owners apparent
ly have decided TO operate the we'll
as II stands for awhile.
The Shelly a aankey we'll north
OF the Duks-knowles pool In CO.
manohe county IN reported atill slow
ly Increasing Its flow of oil with the
GAs but local Figures stlll credit the
we'll with making only about 200
barrels OF oil Tho Magnolia petro-
lsum company by deepening iis No,
! Duke In tho Duke. knowles pool
four feet raised tho production To
300 barrels and IN again drilling n
little deeper. A tho Magnolia we'll
got the sand about ~ feet higher
than the big Knowles well thor. In
every possibility that another tre-
mendous Eusher will result.
The Leon River on company test
about three miles south of tho Duke
Knowles 10 al sand depth ana n is
expected 10 report something shortly.
This test is important as determin. Z.
inG the possibilities Of the Comanohe
company wells. Tho MAGNOLIA Pc
uoleum company test on tho Davis
farm north OF the Duke no " lea
pool 10 definitely q failure In the
regular sand aud now drilling at
i,seS feet after passing through gas
Sand from 1.att feet TO a,s7t feet.
Rsports tonight were that tho Gulf
Producing company has Kas and a
showing of oil on top of tho sand IN
test on the Belsford farm. half mile
due north Of Eastiand. about six
miles southenst Of tho nearest Ran
esr we'll.
John n. Markham, tr. of the Trdal
OIL company has n we'll estimated nj
!. i.eeo-bsrrel initial In tho Copeland
ofesettinG the famous Emma Terrell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
ISW1dent of the chicago Petroleum
(ltb In Town

y. r. Graver. president ~ the chi.
ea9o Petroleum club In In Tulsa AMI
eaSs that the Chicago club IL going
10 trke on new life and viii soon
becoms q genuine homo FOR the oil
men and n meeting place where all
can come and talk shop or visit tu
their hearts content
New quarters have been secured
IN the Palmer House one tlighi up
ana thoy are not only comfortable
eUt sro veil calculated for club pur
nosso and will add greatly 10 tho
koeoitallty that II after all the main
thIrw With clubs everywhere
NJ Oonvsk has visited the pcrfo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

wASlliNDTON. Jan Frank
y snyder. head ~ IN. food admin
STATIONS meat division, sad today
that despite hog surplus h. would
np, rscOntn"n abandonment ~ IN"
price agreement policy when IN" hog
'ommi'te" meets January ~ to con
slider the price for February
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

J. l.. Riley. who has h""n on" "t
the main STAYS Of the General l'"-
fInlng company and A V Corcotan,
who IN lust hack from the army. have
formed u partnership and viii hence
forth do business na the hll"N COZ
coran company nt 7Oa Kennedy
building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Al InIln,i L. Iinrk

Al Talbot with IA" Noal"tn Pc.
irnlrum company In back from 'h"
war aud although counted bY IN"
IoSz around the Petroleum tlub an
the handsnmrst man IN Tulri -"
lairH u narrowing rNpotirnc" as b"
Ing chief ~ the Kitchen police about
three. quarters ~ the time that h"
WIS fighting Tor tnrlo Anm. lie II
re, riying ~ war welcome from his
many friends In Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
ourESwooD COUNTY KAN.

Foster on company No. ~ on the u.
Johnson and others properly In 23-
.2a-l2 ga 2O.barrel vel.
The Cnsdon on n 1ar GO. has a
20 barrel we'll In No g J. u Wyham
In the southeast OF the northeast ~
It-2t-la The same company No I
on tho n ] sullivan property In tho
northwest of the southwest OF l,-H-
~ IN good for 10 barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
a,n-, lin. a.,.rd We'll

The uypay Oil company No "a
Avuio Wncochee allotment In ~ w
7 Gushing. came In yesterday WIN M
In ',iL production of Nomethlng o'''
100 barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
SOUTH or CowtTN The Ncv

York Oil company az u lrtcherl
and v l.. Robinson are moving In Y
,imberu for tc-t on the Eliza l'itd
farm In the east half ~ the north.
wcs, quarter ~ gG.17.lh located
one fourth OF mile wcat ~ the lbO
harrrI we'll Just completed by ! &
Nreley on the charlie llird farm In
the same section,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Too r.. Psrr ~ ais'crsville W. Va
has accepted n tho mnnagrrship NJ the
Musk oges Tool corpanv shon nv
Ranger, Texas Mr. Parr has had n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
OIL AND GAS
Lssa sappiiss rredu,t,sa Es

For sale Oil ana Fis lease on
~ 600 nctcH Kent county, TcNan
VIII sacrifice for quick sal" Phone
g3G1. 1901 south Main Adv
VIII give Que half intcrrsi IN west
half ~ northwest quarter W section
cf-lI.l7 fur completed we'll This
lease surrounded ry production. Ad-
dress N 2G. care world Adv.
nntrsi--t,pr,cn rns engine
setter aud eight to ten experienced
oil field pumIs'r~ Write stating r,-
Isrirn,y. ar phone suIrrintrp,irnt
Met ssLcy a Vents, Dilwor,h. oLla
-- NdN,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

g. ". Cornell with IN" Empire IL
sick Mt his homo In Tulsa snd s~"w-
To- he having n particularly hard
thine with the flu,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Personals


- A hmyth", an old-tlm'r ~
AlHl lrLhA41lE- W Va, IL IN this ely.
T.
~ Yesterday Tor Chicago fof u
weeks business trip
\ O. Talbot OF ~" western 70
i"l"un company. In IN IN" city from
James McMull"n, prominent drill'
INK contractor OF Eureka, Kan, IN
In III" city on business
sergeant Jack Frost IA hack
game on his own hook IN TcsnH
j Nand"rlln. general manager of
the i'icry bil comrnnVH offices ~
FRANKLIN, ia, In IN Tulsa this week
on huhlh"Hs
Y II 1Ttcher returned home yes
t"rdnv from n three DAYS stay In
oknuivee. wher" h" has h"-n look
Ing after oil interests
" " Misoell general manager of
tho rehning end OF IN" Emr'r"' was
something that looks u little IN" TN,
hut expects To he on the jon today
Homer Preston of w" oklahomh
hecn In New YORK for N" last two
or ,hre" weeks \" expected about
gfiday or saturday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

VS. Fiirpn,rick. vIcc nrcHidcnt NJ
the Prairie nll n Gas Co. who has
been quite ~ the past rev"ra, DAYS
with SPANISH Influenza at he Ko'ch
nm hotel. 4. very much hr,tcr and
viii probably he out again within the
next few dnvs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
NroDrsVA COUNTY, KAN.

The nlll.Ksn on \ 0as Go, has a 10
barrel producer In No : on the &, ".
Conner farm In the southwest OF the
northwest OF 2sgS-is,
l.. n, Camhem No, on tho q. "
Johnson farm located IN the north
half of the east quarter 81 2t-27-is
i~ making 20 barrels
Cooper \ pevorc have n ia-barrel
we'll In No on the T, A. Hrady
farm IN the east half of the south
west OF 2O2s-2O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
,,t,..s DISTRICT I

uLt..s DISTRICT The irodnc-
crA A Rrflner1 corporation has fiE
IN for No. on the Coleman farm
located In the northeast corner nf
tho southwest OF 5d-lb-ll rms
well will be one locator ronth OF
No drilled In recently and c-tl-
mated at something over 100 bar
relH
The same company ar. drilling nj
500 feet ana are TrinrlnE their
i2-inch on their SANDY Tohler hfm
test located n the northwest corner
Of the northwest of t-lsll
The New York Ol company ~, H.
Lctcherl and ". D. Robinson arc RIG
ging up on n test on the coleman
farm IN the northeast corner of IN"
SOU theRnt OF tho southwest quarter
~ a6.ib-li offe-ttins few locations
TO the south tho wilcox 1000 barrel
well Just completed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

SOtTiIW OF TNii3QtAiI--
II. \ Schwandt ana othSra have u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
yo,NCSOwN root The pr

ducrr- A Nefincrr corporation arr
spudding In today on No Srwel
farm Ia the southeast corner ~ tn,
west half of the northeast IT si1-li
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
IN THE CHELSEA DISTRICT

HALEY A Hogne Vrut on the Henry
Cochran farm located IN the north q
east ~ the northeast OF 40 0-st-lI is
making 10 barrels .
The Wellrville on company No.
well located N IN. northenst corner
OF tho northwest ~ sO-9i ~ j. H.
Thomas farm IL "A 2b-hnTrcl woll.
The n A. Martin Oii n Uas co No,
II on tho n. n. and \. ". bamenbers
property situated In the southwest
corner OF the northwest of I-is-lI
4. a 1b-barrel producer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

william Oruh"r, president ~ the
Midland supply compnnv " Eureka
Kan IN IN the rl'v. min IN looking
prettv good considering the wrcstl-
he has had with the Flu and pneu-
monla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Pn. Uowinnd ~ Titu-ville, Pa. 10
IN the riiv lie iz looking after his
interests In several companies op'
Grating here and thinks that Tulrn In
going to he very lively during tho
coming spring and summer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Homer Preston ~ the Oklahoma
Producing n Refining Co. who has
hecn In New YORK Tor N" last tive
or three weeks, IN expected about
Griday or saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18

Germany and Austria Hungary to-
gether.
Austria Hungary stands next on
the list OF contributors to the irr MI
grant stream that has flowed from
Europe to America. Although Aus.r "
Hungarians began to innaigratr n con-
siderable numbers only when the ar
rivals from western Europe had be-
gun to fall Off. sufficient have come
from the dual monarchy to populate
the State Of Texas to it's present dem
sity. Italy has sent us enough of her
people TO duplicate the population. OF
Montana. Wyoming. idaho. Oregon,
Nevada Utah, Colorado. Arizona and
New Mexico. while England's and
Scotland's contribution. S.SSa.000 in
all. together with 1reland's 100000
gives us a total of $780, 0o. or plenty
TO populate all Of the States lying
west of Texas and the Dakotas The
Russians who have come to our shores
number 3,419.ooo. They could replace
one-half OF the population OF New
England"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18

to make campaign in railroad Is
sues. Union Pacific advanced more
than four points during the day and
carried the rails with it to some ex-
tent up to the time when the SUI
preme court handed down a minor
decision against southern Pacific
For time this decision hurt the
stock market because the street mis-
understood it to be the celebrated oil
case that has been looked for SC anx-
fously in recent weeks. When the
truth OF the situation was learned
the market resumed it's upward
, swing
Industrials were highly irregular
with General Motors acting about
the best of all. The close for all
stocks was firm with a few material
net gains.
Sterling exchange broke to a new
low record of 40S s-6 French and
German exchange also were lower
Money ranged between 10 and IL per
cent and closed at 10 per cent. There
were plenty of unds in the market
Although the bank plans now call
for a big campaign in the railroad
shares it is going to be difficult to
( get the pople to follow because of the
slaughter OF last week. There is no
use of talking any moro about that
renic because everybody in Wall
street understands just :ow t hap
pened.
The coal situation may have a
good deal to do with the stock mar
ket for the Immediately future re-
| gardless OF the lapor phase The
output OF bituminous coal for the
mrs. week oil November was only B.
$4,000 tens as compared with H.
os5,0o0 tons the previous week The
output of the coal wear to November
s has been 407,427.oo0 tons COM
pared with 514.72o.oeo in the same
time year ago.
The output Of anthracite for the
coal year TO date has been S. 900
tons compared with 62,175,00 tons
year ago. This reduction in the
output OF coal necessarily means
corresponding reduction In industry
The Physical facts of the situation
therefore suggest reduced output and
smaller tonnage for the railroads.
The railroads cannot be successful
unless the industrials are successful
nrst for the railroads are the ser
wants OF industry and get nothing
but the crumbs, Persons, who's are
thinking of buying more railroad
stocks should consider these facts
Although the facts are all against
success OF market for railroad
shares sentiment is all in favor OF
such success. The railroads are In
such bad, shape that many very con-
sentative people belive that some
thing must be done to help them
Their present market price repre-
SCENTS their present condition Tor no.
body has raded hope for relief;
Not only Is actual relief for the rail-
roads yet to be discounted by higher
prices but the hope that relief is to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. 1T.--Corn futures
advanced on covering by shorts and
outside buying. Bear sentiment be-
came so rampant in the final days of
last week that the short interest IN
the market was over extended and
the sellers paid the penalty today.
After 1cckeying at the opening the
market developed strength and from
ther on the shorts were on the de-
fensive.
One of the things that came up
for considerable discussion was the
possibility of the movement of corn
being hampered by inability OF the
railroads to maintain q free supply
~ cars over the belt.
This encouraged some buying az did
the fact that December corn Is still
at discount under the cash grain
with delivery day only two weeks
away The coal strike came in for
greater comment but its effect upon
he market is two sided.
of cash corn offerings found ready
cleaned up. Prices ruled steady 10
=, ..' ---7"- +s'' 10 market beir r
weakest at the start.
Gas as. ,ae,y h.. greatest strength
late. closing 2 TO SIC higher. Con-
sidorabl" activity was exhibited late.
Cash oats was in good demand and
ruled steady to one cent higher.
Prices of provisions were irregular
at the close with pork sc lower to
soc higher, lard 30 % 40 cents lower
and rib, unchanged to 20 cents high
er. A god demand was reported for
cash meats with prices firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18

nut dropped to 5sx: Texas corn panv
rights improved to II. two points
above the last close.
Mining shares were inactive Curb
range:
Aetna Ex.--i.7oo shares--opeting
ss.
Allied. 20. 200 STRENGTHENING. 1913:
highest 1915; lowest. 1915; last sale
Ib-ls.
cosden--s.0oo shares--Opening, 7E:
highest. loz: lowest. 1919 last saie
Ion,
Fed oil-2.soo sharss--openins. az;
higNeat 3: lowest. ~: last sale. :.
Houston oii--2oo shares--Lopening
40; highest. la; lowest. 40: last
sale. 14t
Int. Pete.--=A-an0 shares--Opening. ss;
highest. IS; lowest So; laat sale. s7A
Merritt--s0o shAres--cpenfng. e2is
highest, 70 " lowest. -: last sale,
Metro. oai--i,eoo shares-opsnins
~; highest. ~. lowest, az: last sale,
az
Mexican Pan.---so0 shares--opening
Tex. Ranser-4oo shares-Opening
2: highest. Z: lowest, IN, last sale. ! y
Vic. Oti--3.soo sharee-<,teninE. 10:
hieh&st. 10; lowest 8; last sale. ..
Atlanta 900 STRENGTHENING q
highest. 2. lowest, ,; last sAle. 3.
Big L~dKe-l.s68 shAres---1Openin~
s-1s; h'~host, a-ls; lowest. y: las,
sale. s-l6
Bos and Mont.~--S.5eo Rhares--Open =
Ing. IS: highest. IS; lowest. 70; last
7s.
Goldheld-s.s aharea-Opening. II:
highest. IT, lowest. II; last sale, II
Jumbo Ext ---a 600 ahares-Opening
8; highest. S. Low est, 8; last sale. 3.
Nipissing 500 shares----Ope ming
1iM; highest, I1N; lowest. IN: last
sale. i1A
Tonopah Ex-1.5 SEQ share.-Opening
~: highest. IN lowest. 2ss; last Aals
? His. --sv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18

public. Even the President of the
ancestor who WAS born In America,
and the list is long and notable of
statesmen, captains OF industry. lead
ers OF finance. inventors, makers OF
literature and progress. who have
strains OF blood not more than one
generation on this side of the'xea.
5000. 900 From Germany
AN examination Of the satisfies OF
American immigration shows that
since the foundation of our govern
ment the United kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland has contributed
8, 400 900 OF her people and Germany
more than 100000 Ireland. with more
than 100000; Great Britain, with a
little less than 100000, and Scandi-
navia. with something less than 1000
600, have, together with Germany
contributed more than half OF the
total immigration to our shores since
the beginning OF the Revolutionary
war.
When we take the German immi-
grafton of the United States between
1875 and 1890 and compare it with
that from other countries a somewhat
startling result and one usually un-
suspected, Is disclosed. The total ar
rivals OF aiiAlN In those ia years ag-
gregated 15.sS9.o0o, OF whom more
than e,o0o. 600 wore British and irish
and 5,125,000 were Germans, which
shows that one alien out OF every
three arriving in America during more
than a century OF our existence was
a German, Only the United kingdom
shows n greater proportion.
Since 1890 the trend has been very
different. With more than 100000
imm igrant arrivals since that date only
1.023.0o0 have been Germans. il
from this number a proper deduction
Ia made for those, who returned to
their homeland and those who have
died since their arrival, 1t will be seen
that there are fewer than a million
former subjects of the Kaiser in this
country who have not been here more
than twenty six years. OF moro than
100000 people OF German birth and
immediate ancestry among us. less
than 1000. 600 fail to have fhe back
ground Of birth or long residence in
America behind them.
ireland Well Represented
1T is interesting to note the sother
foreign elements that have entered in
70 the makeup Of american popuia-
ton since 1776. What q wealth of
blood that wonderful little island. Ire
land. has given US More Irish people
have crossed the seas TO become IA RI
OF us than have remained behind II
is remarkable that so small an island
smaller. indeed, than the state OF
Maine-could in century and a half
s@rd us enouTh people to duplicate
the present population of eleven OF our
States having an aggregate Area a.
large as the United kingdom. France,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18
LIBERTY BONDS

New York Nov. 17.--Tollowing =
steady opening at about the last clos
ing prices. an irregular tone developed
in the outside securities market which
in turn was followed by weakness and
tendency toward heaviness.
The tobacco shares fiuctuated con-
eiderAbly American tobacco Necuri-
ties selling Up to 6s. hut reacting to
So; Loews. Inc. remained arm at q
fractional advance over Saturdays
closing: candy stocks showed mix cd
changes and steels were weak. Van
adium Steel lost IN points In the
trading, but showed n disposition 10
recover.
international Petroleum reached S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-18
AUCTION SALE
By CHEWING AND EOXLEY. Inc.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

BY CHEWING AND goXLEY. Inc.
Rea! Estate Agents And Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
That Corner Brick Dwelling. $40 n.
Fifth t5th) Street
In execution OF certain deed Of:
trust. dated April 7th. 1914. of record
in the Clerks office of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond. Wiz
4sa. default having beer -~~Ae - st@
t5th) street and fronts thereon
secured. and being required b. the
beneficiary so to do. we will sell at
public auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2oTH. 1919.
at $50 O'clock Y. NJ,
the residence specified above.
This propertx. begins at the South
western intersection of Fifth t5th1
and Jackson streets, and runs Snuth-
wardly along the Western line OF Fifth
(5th) street and fronts nthereo
thirty-one t3) feet and seven IA
inches, more or less. and il extends
back westwardly from Fifth t5th)
street, between the Southern line If
Jackson street and line parallel
herewith eighty 1907 feet. more o.
less.
Terms; Cash sufficient TO defray the
expenses of executing this trust and
10 pay the note for Ave hundred
ts5ool dollars. secured by the afote-
said deed OF trust. with interest
thereon from April It'll. 1919. and the
residue.
This property will be sold subject to
a prior deed Of trust, maturing April
eth, 1920, for the sum of two thou
sand s2,Too) dollars. bearing interest
from April 18th. 1919. Balance pay
able mt six and twelve months from
day of sale.
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F NJ RONLEY Trustees