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Morris tribune., 1919-06-06
LAND MEN ORGANIZE
FOR BIG CAMPAIGN
Advantages of This Section to Be
Presented-County Real Estate
Boards Formed

Land men of Big Ston, Traverse,
Grant and Stevens counties met at
the Morris Commercial Club rooms
one evening last week, and organized
county associations for each of the
counties of the district besides estab-
fishing a joint committee which will
work out plans for the cooperative
advertising of this district.
The land men met at the Mer-
chants Hotel for supper and immedi-
ately afterwards repaired to the club
rooms for their meeting. They were
called to order by o. G. teuman, who
explained that agricultural cOndi-
tions in the counties of this district
are so much alike that he believed
that the land men could accomplish
much for the development of the
district by concentrating their efforts
instead of working separately. He
then introduced c. E. SOuthwick,
secretary of the Minnesota Realty
Owners and Dealers association.
Mr.. Southwick is a land man who
believes in his work as one which is
useful to the community, and he is
seeking to organize the land men of
the state in order that the business
may be put on a better basis and both
the public and the legitimate land
dealers protected from the sharks"
He spoke of the necessity of the land
men getting behind the license law
which is proposed for Minnesota and
has worked so we'll in other states,
and the necessity of the land men
throwing their influence against the
constant tendency to shift more and
more of the tax burden to land, and
of the advantages which come from
county organizations of land men by
providing a uniform listing contract.
the economy of joint advertising
campaigns, and the working for COM
munity development in better farm
improvements and road building. He
explained the plans of the State AS
ISOLATION of Real Estate Dealers, and
his success in getting county units
organized.
Fred D. Sherman, State Immigr-
alton Commissioner, described the
work of his department, telling how
the state is advertised by maps and
descriptive booklets, state fair eX-
hibits, motion picture shows, etc.
As a result of this advertising AZ per
cent of the immigrant moveables
than came thru the St. Paul transfer
last year were billed to Minnesota
points, while the balance went to
Canada, the two Dakotas, Montana,
Washington and Oregon. His one
big problem is the matter of bringing
the buyer and seller together, because
his department cannot undertake to
sell land. Therefore if the dealers
of the state were licensed, or if
they would form Of state association
maintaining certain standards, he
would be in a position to refer buyers
to these dealers.
General discussion followed, and
some stirring speeches were made
concerning the future of this section
and the necessity of the land men Or
gained and making a campaign for
greater development. The BabcOck
good roads plan was one Of the things
mentioned that would mean much
to the future of this section and in
the discussion concerning it every
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

Paul Westinghouse of Oil City, Pa,
and Fred OHair of Waverly, Minnesota,
visited at the home of their uncle,
Judge Stenger, from Saturday to We'd
nesday night. Both of the boys only
recently returned from active service in
France, Mr. Westinghouse being with
an engineering company of Pennsyl-
vania and Mr.. O'Hair with the 151st
Infantry.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

The Woman's Home Missionary So
-ciety held the annual meeting Wednes-
day Of this week at the home of Mrs.
Scobey and the following officers were
elected: Mrs. E. W. hobbs, president;
Mrs. Arvig, vice president; Mrs. Scobey,
secretary; Mrs. VIM. Cooley, Jr, treas
urer; Mrs. Walker. mite box secretary;
and Mrs. Eames recording secretary.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

In order that the boys in the public
school may assist with the work at
home school now begins at o'clock in
the morning and closes at 12:4O noon,
with no intermission. All of the eight
periods are included by shortening each
one five minutes. This schedule will
continue until school closes on the 9th
of this month.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Chas. H. Witzer of Oil City, Pa
formerly Miss Blanche westinghouse,
with her three children, are making an
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Witzer's uncle and aunt, Judge and
Mrs. Stenger.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

Mrs. S. W. Tredway of New York
City, a sister of Mrs. Chas. Lee visited
in Morris on Monday. She was on her
way from Crookston, where she had been
to visit a sister, to Montevideo, to visit
with her parents.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Chas. Lee visited with friends in
Morris on Wednesday, having stopped
here on her way from Crookston to
Montevideo. Two of the Lee children
are laid up with the whooping cough
and as soon as they are able to travel,
the Lee family will leave by auto for
the western coast.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06

Miss Ida Borrill returned to Morris
last Friday, after few weeks spent
in Minneapolis. She was accompanied
by her brother, Walter who remained
for the week end.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06
CITY NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. r. J. Batter of Royalton. came
yesterday for a visit with her parents
Judge and Mrs. A. L. Stenger.
Morris tribune., 1919-06-06
Automobile Supplies
Try some of our auto supplies
and greases at these prices:

3-lnCh blowout patches -------------------5Oc
3I2 inch blowout patches -----------------6Oc
lire patches, per box Observation-Disclosures Soc
Quarter pound rolls of tire tape ---------2Oc
Ford electric bulbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Electric bulbs for other cars ---------------35c
Coil Units for Fords ------------$2 $3.50
Drive Pinions for Fords ---A--$1.5
Ring Gears for Fords ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Radius Rods for Fords $3.50
Rear AxIes for Fords ----$2 25
Front Hubs for Fords ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Rear Hubs for Fords S1 9O
Tool Boxes for Fords .-----------------$2 $40
Cylinder Head Gaskets for Fords ------6Oc
Carburetors for Fords ------------------$6 $500
Connecting Rods for Fords ---------------$18O
Front Springs for Fords -----------------$3 25
Rear Springs for Fords -----------------$lOOO
Bitten Giant Spark Plugs for Fords -----------75c
Champion Spark Plugs ----------------85c
Empire Spark Plugs Soc
Tractor King Spark Plugs -----------------$l $3.50
Tire Pumps Observation-Disclosures -$Z.OO
Auto Jacks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Radiators for Fords Observation-Disclosures $1,000
Ford Lubrcatng Oil in Half-barrels, per gallon 4Oc
Machine OIL per gallon ------------------5O SOC
Tractor Oil, Equal to Mobile & BIB, in halfbarrel
Mobile tractor Oil, in half-barre ots per gallon SOC
Separator Oil and Oil of all Kinds at Equally Low Prces
Quality Considered
Columbia Storage Batteries for all Makes of Cars at
Prices as Low as Good Quality Will Permit
Tire Chains, 3Ox312, per set ----------$3.OO
Ajax Tires Guaranteed for 5000 Miles. Also Fisk<
Tires That are of the Best
Barn Paint, per gallon -----------------$l S5
We Have Just Installed One of the Best Battery Charg
ing Outfits in Morris
Sweeping Compound, 100 lbs. -------------$z55
Stevens County Oil Company
H. J. Quigley, Prop. Norris MINI.
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LOANs-Money to loan in sums 10 suit. oh
real estate j. THOMPSON brown & Co
TEl. EPliONi. NanuuIpn | ana tell 4 Times.
Dispatsh Want hd raker what you
want She'll help YOU write cpmpfetS
81 that will hnlckiv sa, good results
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REAs estate FOR SALE
Farms and band For Sale. ,


riMnEH. LAND Tract estimated to cut
ASH Gvnycnicnt 10 railway. E GIL. cnrc
linCs. pispatCh.
WE haye numerous, small places on, the
Petersburg. seven Pines ear line ann r..
H. y r. Hh,irosd out Of which you can
Ms j.. L brunch. s32 East Main Stfgst.
Mountains vJh,b,m"d @ith Il paying ora
vhari. Ecau,itil bungalow at head Ct two
valleys; magnificent views and tnvigorat,
hearing richard OF Gao trets. bianned BY
cAuert orohardist. 500 barrels this year:
,wo crops viii BAY. for place. Complete
%Sh r9ns hS5s7 f far sGs and HrfarS
20. charlottesville. Va.
ii> ACRES Highly improved. stock. hay
ana Eratn farm. lbS acres; miles Rich
ihond. Scb acres. INCLUDING stock and ma
.hlncTy. Miller Co. Inc 10 North Eighth
l55 ACREs-for sale. splendid farm Of l75
acres located . miles from PETERSBURG
Va. on good road and | mild from electric
linz. Contains beautiful lg-room Colonial
dwelling. tenant house and barns In fair
condition, 10 acres open. balance in Tim,
Der some original growth Has Wide front, :
nge On Braniers Mill Pond offering spicn.
did fishing and boating facilities Owner
cannot handle crop. and equipment viii 20
at a satrincs. Address 6 Z. MvClananan,
Box III. Petersburg. Va.
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AUcTroNs-LEchL.
Legal Notices.
D I

SEALED PH1PoSAI.S--of lco of the Zoaa
y. VI. Washington, p. e sealed htooossis.
address AT ii X. NJ. August j, 1919. Tor far.
nishini OF all labor and mnterlais REQUIRED
ment approach roadway TO Stauntop, Va.
National Cemetery. Specifications aud prv-
AT his once Proposais 10 be iled IN trripIi-
cate and must bear guaranty thereon. Mark
envelopes "Propossls for repairs to roadway
Siaunion, VA, National csnsssssy 70 30
dress same to the Zono supply uni:or.
Washington u. G.. ...-..-....-
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AUCTIONS-LECIL
Legal Notices.

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S; % "y5 Sss Sa s;s 81
n'di s u Afas. oa T ur nt, sS0 AHsq
a. sfssa Ass b RsaI't%5 hS2Ffs* rhsy
lSs ssHS @sissi SosS
OFFICE or r"H M sEATS HIGHWAY COM
bids VIII s 3 ssssssa "a ts'S IL !s 81
Ps asiass ia'3h A issa,ns
y ssss ! en- ss,sEs
"lyl5s,n'a rtsIss, No. ss,s,s niles Of btu,
and Tsslty., in ,Asyon,as county,
s !'sS ' 5%eeG =" ana ma' a$ SSH
Court. In RoanSke EQUITY. it,, . -
e 6Iss 81 sas q ne FsFs Is FssS[ysa
nsns ra and poies So g" sie Al mis- IL
I,yhr hhafs; VA; for Project ~. - at the
Ma. .,anI for i'ro(ect 40, ~ AT The Office OF
w, r. nnp,gr. City Managsr, Isosn%kff, Va
rannsr 10, SHOW b,ddssrs prroI:S, No. 81 IN
iFnirrt NJ 81 Angus, s.
\ deposit of Is on zach set will be neces-
Sary ip ordcr to secure copy of plans
half q which will be rcfuhded when pian.
en- s"f Tg fss" %n"o% %p ann ~ Sa
chiyk t3r plahs should b made in favor
\ certified check for $500. payable to the
safe Highway Commissioners. must accom-
p.uv each bid on Zach road
Tho right is reserved 10 reject any or all
bids. .
state HIGHWAY commissioner
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For RENT.
Desirable
Apartment

Seven rooms md bath, In Woman's E;x-
change Building, Third and Franklin
Streets. Heat and janitor service
Rent very res sbhable
c. l.. & RI. l.. DEHoDN. INC,
S0T EAST Main Street
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CRAFTSMAN : " A TED. ARcHtrEc-
+, TVR ~ DIK,AA,FTsMAN WITH KNPE-
SQN. ARCHITECTS. 1904 TIMES-DIS-
iArch' CITY
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INDUSTRIAL LOANS TO
HOUSES EEPERS
At Legal Charges. Phone Madison 2537
fiESEFiCIAL LOAN SOCIETY,"
2ooH North Sixth Street. Second Floor
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Machinery and Tools.

sa vi for sale c'WnletS engine aoirr
sale. Phone Madison 2sii
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Young man, - year. n: age. de.
sires rosi,loD as shipping clerk
n!th some reiia wholesale cstab-
i!shinenL Lave had 4 Years eI.
Bcrlcntc as such and am prepared
TO furnish tie very best OF refer
ences 10 I've hh,; Am not afraid OF
WORK at any time, ana always VIII
Ing 10 do NOR. than my share
hance is all needed To prove myself
Satisfactory under most any cir
cGtnstanIvs Write good hand and
use adding machine. II yDu de-
STR good man. please apply Box
liti. Highland syringe. Va.
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6toP FORGE DIE sINK5R wanted I'm
ncdiatcly: permanent work. Wire n.
wflte American Forgings Co.. Birmingham
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Money TO Loan.

BORROW on your watches. diamonds and
Jewelry from Equitable Loan Society les
Moth Eighth Street.
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pRtGGlsT--!n UNREGISTERED druggist with ek-
p"riencs and on year college: willing TO
work. et3 care Times Disp.tch
VA RaiAtiSr.-Wan by AN experienced
Registered pharinaciS,. po:ticn Hest
az rHf'rtnCrs. Address Pharmacist 1904
King Sttsa. Aleanndr.s. Va.
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Situations Wantcd-Malc.

fASk REAL. ESTATE OR ISSt-RASr,L.
tON'ERN--A married man thirty. serrn
yeats ola. desires Connection With sott,e
goNu banE. real estate or insurance cob
Urn Have had over nf,ccn Years hank
years az CASHIER OF bank In town Of
over 1000 inha hitAnts Have had some ex-
pcrlen'e IN real estate and Insurance busl-
rets. IAN invest several ,housand dollars
~ good business. Can furnish the best ~
references rs to Character. In, bits ability
h2nthty; etc. Address I. 35S. car. Times.
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SHOES-Cu, ale shoes Empire Shoe Go
50i West Broad.
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HALFTQNE FiNIsHbR,-Wanted. one vho
can do proohhe preferred: also copper
Positions steady. Standard EtlEravins 10 .
Inc. 4SG louisiana Avenue. IS. w. Wash,
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Litt STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. as

TOW S-F'or sale. Two very fine younr fr.ah
Jersey cows With female calves. 4 l..
HINT. Ashland. Va. Phone ltiJ.
itRGokS You VIII lind plenty, horses
and hafnrs. for sale daily Auction days
Tuesday aud saturday. Bring US your sur:
bius STOCK. We W.Ii sell them Tor you and
YOU IAN &c, your money sainc day. tsoe.il
East cErnnklL .SlIcet- -chnnc Madison SGT
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lNDEXEb ads get the attention OF all ths
leaders
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YOUNG MAN desires employment with
nights OFF except SATURDAY night. TO al
Tend business college Best OF references
INrnlsh.d. i, sIS..Lsre Tubes Dispatch,
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buyers are now reading these spaciH.
ads
it:1'r.' hoNr AZ wan, al. Ran
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YOUNG LADY Wanted who ran 40 Soma
st.inc ani iooh after Books hpplv il5
North rif,h
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SPECIALITY sAlESHAN. 80. married. GOOD
references. several yeEts In NIr-Inl.
Ncrtl' and south Carolina TERRITORY. at pres.
ent unemployed, open FUR immediate change
AdNHn.c eipcng and drawing account re-
gulrcd Answer quick. Box $50 Murphy
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Interior inishefS
= Robert r.. Lee School. Kchsnston and
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business town. dentist and also Cyn nd
throat doctor. Address l. 3S3. care Times
Dlspntch. -''''>S
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HELP WANTED by large pail factory first.
class turner's. helpers on pail ia thns nrsi :
class tub hoopers. Address quick National
fox CDmrany, NatchcZ Missj,,sinni
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CHAS. II. WILLIS & CO.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Shore Property for Sale. So
Suburban For Sale.

VACANT property is in demand. What
Co. Inc. 81 East franklin. Rand2iph sies
WEsTHAMpTON..We sell! Ibe best OF
Wcstha npton. For Information see us
Golsan ~ Nash. II North E!Ehth STREET.
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List your farms ana city property with
II. V. Whilehuist ~ Co. 1911 EAST Main
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INSTRUCTION

Local IhStrIttfOh DRESSES. 10
D-Iyuewritinx;, Ambitious girls
wanted 10 take our shorthand. tvy"w mt
nE Iourse. Spi. nd,d salaries ~ graduates
Massey Business College. Eighth and truaI
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AUCTION SAIL; Fol, A PART
LEAVING; TOWN
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MARKET REPORTS

New Orleans, Dec. Cotton futures
opened steady. Dec. 1890; Jan. 37.19;
Mar. 1907; May 1918; July 31.s6.
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New York, Dec. Cotton futures
Mar $3.50; May 1890; July 31.S5.
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TRAIN NURSE
MAKES Bis Gin
TlkIhGTlNLAC
sTanlac Is a Perfectly Wonder
full Medicine Says Mrs. jose
phine Freeman.

Mrs. Josephine Freeman, OF CAT
Towne avenue, Los Angeles, Cal,
graduate nurse who had practiced her
profession for seventeen years. recently
made the remarkable statement that
she has not only been relieved of a case
of stomach trouble Of ten years stand
ing by the use of Tanlac, but that she
had also gained twenty-five pounds in
weight.
When asked if she would be willing
for her experience with Tanlac to be
published. Mrs. Freeman said:
Eyes, indeed, I feel that I would
be doing anyone suffering from stom-
ach trouble and rundown condition a
good turn by getting them to take
Tanlac. For ten years I had been
having trouble with my stomach. I
could not eat anything without suf-
fering intense pains afterwards and at
times would bloat up so with gas and
have such pains and pressure around
my heart that I would almost faint. I
became so nervous that I could hardly
get any sleep or rest and got so run
down and weak that I could scarcely
keep up my work as a nurse. OF
course I used all kinds of medicines
and did everything possible, but could
never get IIOTe tIldI1 just d little tenn
porary relief.
Finally a friend Of my husband,
who had been relieved Of the same
| trouble by taking Tanlac, advised him
| to have me try it, and right from the
| first bottle I began to feel better My
appetite came back, my blood circula-
ton improved wonderfully, and my
nerves began to quiet down. 1 can eat
just anything 1 want now and never
| have the least pain or trouble after
wards. I sleep soundly every night
| and I feel rested and refreshed on
getting up in the mornings. When !
began taking Tanlac was weighing
only one hundred and thirty pounds
and was still losing. But now I tip
the scales at one hundred and fifty two
pounds on four bottles of Tanlac. ]
/ just feel SO strong and well now that
it's real pleasure for me to recon-
mend the medicine that helped me so
much. Tanlac is perfectly wonderful
| medicine and I am glad to give credit
1 where it belongs"
! All druggists sell Tanlac.
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NOSE IS
KEY TO LUNGS
II Should Be Carefully Guarded
Mothers and nurses are warned

against neglecting the care of baby's
nose, especially when suffering from a
bad cold. AS infants do not know how
to blow the nose, the secretions accu-
mulate, become unsanitary. irritating
and germ infested. The germs have q
tendency to spread to the throat. in
ternal ear tubes and the lungs and
may cause earache, deafness, adenoids,
enlarged tonsils and may even favor
pneumonia and tuberculosis.
Serious complications and surgical
operations may often be avoided If the
mother will keep her child's nose and
throat clean, sanitary and germ free.
For this purpose the best thing is
very mild sa1ve containing the correct
proportions of the soothing, cleansing
and antiseptic oils of eucalyptus winter
green, mentho1 and pinus sylvestris
with camphor and refined petroleum..
All drug stores now sell this mild saIve
under the name of Eucapine Salve.
1t is especially prepared for the
mothers use with her children, and
sells for soc for a large family jar.
The little tots enjoy Eucapine Salve
and soon learn to call for it by name
and doctor themselves when they feel
irritation of the nose and throat. They
consider it fun and it keeps their nose
and threats clean. sanitary and free
from secretions and germs.
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STORES HEAD
GAINS IN HEALTH

Major Henry Covington. of Jackson
Vile, is in the city having been called
by the illness OF his father, Henry
Lilly Covington, who has been quite i'll
for the past three weeks. Mrs. James
F. Riley of Birmingham, Miss Jessie
Covington), is also with her father,
whose condition is now very much inn
proved. Mr. Covington was able to sit
up for awhile yesterday.
Mr. Covington, who for many years
has been president of the Pensacola
branch of the Consolidated Naval
Stores company, has been in ill health
all summer, which he spent in the
mountains of North Carolina, and in
Georgia.
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NEWS OF RECORD.

| Arthur T.. Barkdun and wife 70
National Land Sales Company
81 ST acres in west half section L,
township south, range 81 west-s1 90.
John Eggart and wife to R. E. and
Ida NJ. Wise-Lot Is. SUBJ division lot
6. Manuel Gonzalez grant, section IA,
township I north, range 3o-31 west
$500.
Rebecca Pordon Helmick and hus-
band to James w. and Imogene Graves
Lot II, block 81, Fig City townsite-
$1.0o and other considerations.
Henry S. Pons and wife to Mary
Holmes Aikens-North 102 1-2 feet lo1
IL, all Is and IA. block 8, West King
tract-s1.00 and other considerations
r. e. Wise, unmarried, ct al, tt
Ellis c.. Davis-I4ot Is, sub division 10
-, Manuel Gonzalez grant, section
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township I north. range 30-s1 west-
500 and other considerations
Almon c. Binkley and wife to Josiah
T. and Shirley NJ Bafllies-Lot 5 and
west half lot 4, block IS. New City
tract-s1o0 and other Considerations
III. E. Franklin and wife to sylvester
Ivory-Lot IL. lock lot, East King
tract, east of Tarragona street-$100'
and other considerations.
William J. Arnold, divorced, to w.
S. Davis-East half lot Is on north
side of Church street. between squares.
Old City-s100 and other considera-
lions.
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CARPENTER DEFEATS
ENGLISH CHAMPION

London, Dec. 4-Georges Carpenter,
the French fighter won the heavy
weight chmpoinship of Europe here to-
night, defeating Joe Backett, cham
pion of England. Carpenter knocked
out Beckett in the first round After
O. minute and ten seconds of fighting.
Beckett never had a chance to hit
the agil Frenchman who landed blows
with enormous strength whenever he
felt inclined. The Prince of Wales and
a number Of Peers and Peeresses We're
present.