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Real Estate and Court News
CHANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

carey l. w GsS%s" so oa III Ndrh w Second
Street. S0Xl30 feet east line Second street
50 feet south Of Jackson street. Lien. 81.
SUP. May rs. lal9: tax So. $40.
2ixi2i feet east line Belmont Avenue ia5
feet 10 Inches south OF Main street. Lien.
s2I2i MAY, . 1919; tax $3.50. $40.
r 90 ie7 ti Wss, i ASsn5% I" To-,
ny 12s,2S tirresular>. south line West Ave
5000 May n; 1919: tax $1,000. $40.
Mi SnTnh M s. hnsisnd to Iuci"us Storrs aud
Street. being south mart OF lot o. plan II
RebecSa {. Barretts property Lien $685.
June . 1919: $1,000.
No. lGlS West Grace Street. 2SXi4O feet
north line Grace Street. 25l.si feet west OF
.ombardy Street. June 8. 1915 tax $3.50
SS senTfs ys s,ls sss Inns Rrs No ;s
and II streets. May 20. 1918: tax "a SD
Winhcld Scott and Fannie Remsen (wifel.
OF New York City. to ~. J. Hurt. OF Chos:
Poin 25xiso feet south iins taylor sy stnSet
nue. May - iSio: t $3.50 o. beaumont Ave
Allan II: Lane and Hazel f. (wife) to
Thirty street, 81 feet inches so lirS
OF Leigh Street June 2. 1919: tax $500,
,,T Sss,o R. nrauas Ct ais to Mrs. Katie
sAsSIaoso ss sa sss' Ssa's as
John s. Gregory ss ind and Emma L I.oi w,fe, to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

Cor cotton n the Carolinas and Florida,
and the crop made satisfactory, prog
ress in most localities in those States:
elsewhere. however. the continued rain
fall and wet soil were unfavorable FOR
cultivation and growth.
The condition of cotton continues
satisfactory in Georgia. but 4 is de,
teriorating from lack OF cultivation
and grassy fields. Progress during this
week was poor generally In Alabama
and mississippi. where little oppor-
tun!,y was afforded for much needed
cultivation
Grass Is becoming serious in Louis
lana and Eastern Arkansas. but con-
ditions are more satisfactory in the
southwestern portion OF the latter
state The soil continued too wet for
cultivation IN Oklahoma. where cotton
nade generally poor progress: the
stand and condition are satisfactory I'm
the southeastern portion OF that State.
but generally very poor elsewhere.
Cotton made little progress in
Texas during the week on account OF
wet soil and gras=T .s!ss. and chop
ping and replanting were delayed, blu;
insects show less activity"
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i };,d1. 49, 20 ~ y ss Zee, north line
uG,h SSr"e, May ~ 1919. tax Sc $40,
r.sn'@@@ sa>ia5 iyot d w. nS @'" Gfi l.,
4. nii,ry go 81 TortG OF ,GFawiorA sreSi
lyiS5 y Il IL od 5Snnis @"% H., c"E 81 so
CHINA Street, IS fo:t Wet ~ I:eiW,i I.tr..
STREET May -. 1919. tax ST. $40
,TfuW. Scrrlion ana Mimic ,wte' to
.ONlio foot, AZ uovthwcs, corner ui Thir,i
Ayrnue and WILLOW street May g. 1918.
! g McNcnl ond l.avu.a l. ,wlf,,. Of
N"rih Carolina. to william Il Andrews. i"t
70. block l. I:vuohduu 50NIiO fa., on
TairtaH A,enus May =. ii: siS. LA; .IS' ST.
:, John -. swartwou, ana Rosc y tyife,. OF
l"nrico County To claud" y. Spr"nkie. 81
,:rool,land Park. 556xi55 Ecu east tine
Mun Nm, ATiSpj:s a. ,nerG une EsseN street.
j " l iaiI }'T H 81 - Nioi I'll oyfo %
Park ecx2ai,, feet son,h mo Wiin,ins. ;tt';1
M GSngS iSi5 iee s, ca, OF Chatham Street
20 p<sar Y N"bIg. No 55'iissi rat,cfson M Ave
,ltrcEuiarl. south linz puttt-son Avenue 20
Lin Ts:; 5000 MAY .. 1919: taS sa7o SIC
haudj 70 il r. Euba"RR. 10, IL hlocK nus H.
Gint"r rark Terrace" juno 3 1919. $500
:. , louis Solomon ana Roosi ,wifcj to n p.
To-; inches soujh llnc Grove NV"nps - 5si
iis,t tta?S 81 Auhnfn Avenue. May 20. 1913.
=, Il ~ AVIS and Jennie W ,witc, to I
5oxiS6 feet west line Wo6dfo,y Avcnuc saG
isy, S"nth of Jones Street, May ii. Isis,
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AMERICANS GALL ItHESISII
MOVEMENT COMIC OPERA

conLENZ. June 4-ReRarding the
reports received here OF the launch
Ing al the Rhcnish republic ,oday's
summary OF Intelligence issued by the
American Third Army says:
The events OF tic last few DAYS.
which have eliminated In definite at
tempt az sebaden TO proclaim
Rh!neland remibltc. independent OF
Prussia. hu:. ueverth elcss. part OF the
German federation. might be regarded
Is In the nature of comic opera were
u no: for the fact that they involve
the deliberations At Versailles to a
certain extent To the impartial oh
server iae Importance OF the maScmen;
consists chiefly in the opposition which
has DEVELOPED against Il;
one sees no concerted. hilarious
greetings Of ih!s rronerei freedom
from rruysian ruIc. but one does sec
or hear much 10 the contrary. 1t would
seem that II IN the course of events the
khlneland IS - become indepcnden:
of Berlin i viii require a SGT OF Ger
man apostles better known than those
VINO hitherto have been father!nE the
movement
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Her Second Husband
Lord of Old School
Mrs. Astor's Choice De-
scribed as Aristocrat Of
Mid Victorian Period.
UY nOnEMT MELLEs nrrCIIIE.

Y
LONDON. June i.-Who is Mrs.
Astor's second husband? is the qucs-
non thar must be ON the lips OF curious
FOLK IN the United States.
Inc question Is hard to answer even
in England. for Lord Ribblesdale is not
Wei known even in the aristocratic So
city of London. lie is rather the sort
OF mid Victorian gentleman OF the old
school who has preferred TO live his
iifn away from the limelight.
When IT is known that he clinrs to
the old fashioned stock. the bell
lapcllcd, silk-skir,ed frock coat. YOU
have got the idea OF Lord Ribbiesdale.
Sargcan; ,nce PORTRAYED him on can
vas. and II might have been called the
portrait Of Lord Chesterfield. Riding
hounds and butterfly collecting are his
two hobbies. but tile former he has long
since abandoned. for in 1910 he BROKE
his leg in four places when taking
Il risky jump.
II is said OF him that durin; the war
he gave up his expensive home in Ciis.
In a groom's quarters over his stables
IN Green Street. London This he did
not on account of povcrty--for no is
the owner Of 4.S00 acres of the rich-
est land in England-but because he
thought IL his duty to economics
me war cxacted a heavy TOLL from
flhb!eSdalc, Tor Charles Lister. his
only son. was killed at Galiipoli "A
retirement from social lie. His first
wife vas Charlotte Moncktou daurh-
ter or Sir Charles Tenant whom he
married in 1876. and who died in 1911
DuFinS ms earlier FOX hunting days.
LORD Rib blesdalc was once the ma ster
OF Inc buckhounds al Queen Victoria :
court. Nobody knows just when he
met MIS- Astor. nor when their ro-
nance began. Both have led secluded
iives. not appearing in any OF the big
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
GERMANS May REQUEST
ALLIANCE WITH AMERICA
want United States as Protector and
Senior Partner in Industrial
Activities.
Ri!ENiSH MOVE COMIC OPERA
ms Country's Third Army Little
Impressed With Rhinclund Re
public Program, and Is Remaining
strictly Neutral in Matter.
fpy Associa:ea press.l

BERLIN June 1.-THE magistrates
OF 200 Gernan municipalities. with
populations totaling 10000. 900. have
SIGNED an appeal on behalf OF the Ger
man cities TO the American people. pro-
testing against the peace terms. and
demanding ~ peace OF justice" such
rs was promised on the basis of Pres
ilcnt Wilson's principles
This appeal protests also against the
continuance OF the blockade.
There sccmB to be widespread de-
mtnd Oh the part Of the Germans that
efforts be made to induce America 10
enter into sort OF limited alliance
VITA Germany or take protectorate
over this country. giving Germany
financial aid and protection, and TAX
ing IN return the lions share OF the
FRONTS OF the Coun;ry's Industrial ac-
INVITES Th's sentiment which frs;
made its appearance las; December
appears - have become stronger very
recently
Pr!vY Councillor Bergman. formerly
panI"s. and one of the largest elcctri-
cal magnatcs here. suggests II Ger
inhn American partnership, with Amer
lea the senior and controlling partner.
Rhclnisii Republic Due Ia Intrigue.
Authorities OF the American British
"Hi be!E!Gn armies or occupation re-
gard activities looking TO the estab-
!!ShIncnt OF "A Rhenish republic as Il
result Of French intrigue. and are
themselves taking a strictly neutral
attitude. according to the Elberfeld
correspondent OF the Lokai Anze!ger
III is believed that France Is try
Ing to gain by roundabout means what
she was unable 10 force President
Wilson 70 conccde-the annexation OF
the left bank OF the Rhine" the cor
respondent declares. '"rhe Americans
and British. however. are freely per-
hitting unterenorts on the part Of
Germany which are not permitted in
districts occupied by the French The
Ipper Rhine d!str!c, would not know
or the existence %: new republic but
Tor the teutrist newspapers at AK
la-chapellc and Crcfcli There is no
desire for - republic from Bingen
northward. and the whole northern
section Of the Rhine province Is com
plctely loyal 70 Germany"
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GERMANS ACCUSE FRENCHMEN
niamc soldiers or Occupation Army
with Trying to EStnblish
Rhlnelnnd Republic.

BERLIN. June i-The German press
continues 10 accuse the French army Of
occupation of being instrumental In
causing separaust movements, inciud-
OF the Rhineiand
What purports 20 be an exchange
OF correspondence between the French
general, Gerard, and Herren Richter
and hoffman,, leaders OF the Rhcnisn
separatiat campaign, is published BY
tae Eauische Landes Zcitung. General
alHcd aid IN preventing the German
government from chastizing" the
Khineland Tor break ing away from
Prussia ana as having pledged eco
monte aid to the new republic, as we'll
as a minimizing OF the Rhenish share
In the German indcmuit!cs
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Our Proposition

You BUY and OWN OUTRIGHT a pro-
portionate part of the Royalty-you receive
an individual assignments DEED which
you have recorded-this shows that you
own fractional interest in every barrel of
oil produced on the 50-acre farm. The pipe
line company issued their check for the en-
tire amount Of oil-the Fort Worth Ma
tional Bank (Which keeps a record of the
Royalty owners) issues a check direct to
you, twice each month, fox your share as
shown by your assignment.
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VETERANS DO NOT AGREE
Returned Soldiers at Winuipcg Hold
separate Demonstrations US
10 Strike.
fRy Assncinled D., \

WINNIPEG. June 4-Factions of re-
turned soldiers, divided over the cues
tion Of approving the general strike
wN4cA mas been ~ progress here for
some. time. today held separate demon
STATIONS mere. ~. soldiers who re-
fused 10 approve the sirike nsssed
some 1000 strong around the parlia-
ment building which had been the
scene Q: the previous demonstration.
Dor answered the strike call in Van
couvcr =. C.. yesterday. only the street
railway men and the postal workers
refusing TO walk out.
AZ Victoria. capital OF British Column
hta, labor orcanizations deferred ac-
tion on a general strike until Thurs
Gay night,
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PENSION MOTHERS
Governor Gait, of Florida. Signs Bill
Coordinate With Compulsory
Education Law.
tRy Associated Pressl

TALLAHASSEE FLA. June IA
mothers pension bill. designed to work
in conjunction with the Florida com
pulsory education law. which goes into
effect July /. has been signed by Gov
ernor Gait The measure gives s25 n
month 10 WORTHY mothers for one child
attendirS school and IS for the sec
ond child.
No provision is made for compensa-
tion for school attendance by more
than two children. The compulsory
education law, which has just passed.
makes attendance at either public or
private school compulsory on every
child between seven and sixteen wears.
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To Form Forest Association

ASHENlLLE. \. c, June 4.-Steps
toward organization of the Appala CHI
ian Park and Forest Association were
taken here today for the purpose Of
conserving forest, game and natural
resources and TO induce Congress to
conduct an extensive program of
national forest purchase under the
Weeks act. The move was an out
growth of conference between state
foresters and timber land owners from
North Carolina. Tennessee and Ken
lucky with Colonel Henry S. Graves
chief forester OF Washington. upon the
subject OF forest conservation.
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The Owners Statement

made when he first offered one-halt of his Royalty
for sale:
II am selling onehalf Of this Royalty simply be-
cause can't carry the entire investment individu-
ally The other half cannot be bought for cent
less than it's likely future value of So 100000 I'm
less the Judgment of ALL the big companies is
wrong, there is oil under this acreage. am in
vesting $4,000 in this Royalty myself because
am ABSOLUTELY SURE in my mind, that
there is oil here There is limit to what an in
vestment in this Royalty will earn for you when
this oil is brought and we'll after we'll goes down
This Royalty is the SUREST SHOT for BIG MONEY
in the Texas Oil Fields
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CHANCEKI TRUST DEEDS.

@aF'f? Il 9sS5s .s.sS re NGo'Fsoq nss and
y Mg ~, " Points 70 . 3 IRAN, and ].
S9c,Ha'h % Broad Street, May ii, 1915. ga a..
tee >1F &% W Ai Na9,h ss2an saFs
OF Jackson street May =. Iais. so2s So
trustee, 80 l527 west Avenue o y; f Ma'n
WV. st4oe; 7 tx se, QFfssGi@f, a2u'h lin.
w Mi3lIa"i 4 BaalSy ana Alberta swi&., to
street. iGsioo feet north line Moore Street.
SM9pr;gagss,? Louis. LinaS ana Bessie X.
H. inehss =; at n"r,hwe.!. corner q twenty
" y iarJreugh and I'd yyhsftdTa iI r. WYE; WYE;
y ~. iee, wgs s!ie Thirty.xecond s sGSss
June i@s' !. lHcn:s south OF Leigh street.
>, Kate Anderson and X f thusbandD 20
Vehasie s ,feat '5Ssiee s 2sI' and 222
SSi3rne5e Q, Henab!e and Jess!mne Street.
y y. F3i,z ana Gertrude II. cw!te, to
Sffea, M set 5uS5,se 80 22 ,s nroa,
Of Th!rueth street, Juno q 1915: s4.7cc'
handJ TO = NJ HaxlSy -" ,fustae '" No 'n nGfo
Morih Iw"niy-eiehth S'reet 3oXlao feet
..ggrsh OF NineMile Road, May Is. 1873:
,, c;audgG T. srTentlg q 1Ientleo COUNTY to
Esses Street May il '93H 9fiss: s N%s51gs a"a
,.9s saHe''% Mas sS bag; l.! Eaeh,nuHh
f TO-, 10 IL inches hy 100. fse, west side
81 Grayye ATSaud '' nSIt j? inShe5 north
Mar r i-ipscom9 - g. l. Denocn.
ineh.s sst linz st FI iESg rce, -'f@ S i Zee,
south Of Baker treot. May -. 1918. $7i2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
- -
Cotton Crop Report.

WASHINGTON. June 4.-There was
continued unfavbrahic weather for cot
ton In most districts OF the belt dur
Ing the week ending Tuesday, accord =
ing to the Weather Bureaus national
weather and crop bulletin today.
The rainfall was rather heavy In
the central and southeastern portion 5
OF tho cotton belt" says the bulletin.
and also In some western localities.
The temperature for the week as a
whole averaged below the noraml. ex-
cept In the Carolinas and Tennessee.
the week being especially cool in
Oklahoma and Texas.
Conditions were rather favorable
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PARIS WALKS TO WORK
All Means of Traffic suspend OperntIon
Half Million Men May
Join Strike.
IRy Assoclated Press.l

PARIS. June 4--paris walked to
work this morning. no subways. tram
cars or taxi buses being in operation
because OF The strike here
Reports early this morning seem to
Indicate that the strike was becoming
gain in all trades where there are out
standing differences between the en-
ploycrs and men. 1t was said that
100000 men might be on strike before
night. There have been no untoward
incidents
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Seek i.xtrn Session.

LNNCHBURG, VA. June 4-Some
idea OF the interest. in the counties in
the converting OF the General Assem-
bly, to consider good roads legislation
can he taken from the condition in
Appomattox County. whore mass
meeting OF citizens passed a resolutio
requesting the county's delegate, r. l..
Burke. to sign the call for the extra
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
QUICK CUT IN NAVY
service Personnel Must lie Cut 10 go.
oOo by July 1. Depart
mcnt Announces.

hoSIoH. June Am order from the
Navy Department, calling for q reduc-
non OF the entire enlisted force TO no,
more than 2t0.0o0 men by July was
received here today. 1t Is directed tha.
INC greater part OF the reduction come
from shore stations first SO that the .t
hciency OF the Meet Will not be i'm
paired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

west corner OF Willow street and Third
"E%huS' ,,l I'M >, i2ls; tSi9tiaor
,cHs, TO Louise + Williams. No. 1912 Mes,
Leigh street. 30Nl7j feet north line Leigh
Street; 100 feet west OF Harrison Street.
tees. 10 Il Cathcar,. Of Chestcrn-ld
COUNTY No 1911 North rwenty-iirst Street,
4iEl:3 feet cast linc Twcuty-nrsi Street.
~ icst 8 inches north "f IL Street. March
l%hn = Coke. Jr,. trustee. to NJ. y.
Gordon "t ais certain ma Chinery
wharf of q - $. :. Go. TO 10" removed
- 700 West Main. May IS. lsle: ST.
Leroy +: Brown, trustee. TO John II
Swar,wout. i3Onl3 feet on cas-; line Names
Avenue, ~ north line ESSEX street. June
Il Elam aud o. II. Funston trustees
70 o Davis. 81 feet inches by 1855 feet
north line Floyd Avenue. li5 fcct II inChcs
east "f Deep Run Street. May 81. 1919.
S3.5io.
John Amrhein, trustee. TO Martin Panos-
san and farano (wiic). No. 10 East Mar
shall street. 2sxi?. feet inches south line
Marshall street. % feet I inches OF
tirsi street. May 20. 1919. $500
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RED FLAG EDITOR MUST DIE
Herr Levine, RcvoIutionlst Lender in
Bnrnriu, Is Given Capital
Penalty.
Iny Associe,al Press.

COPENHAGEN CTuesday) June 3
Herr Levine. OF Munish, editor OF the
Red Flag and a revolutionist leader
in Bavaria. has been sentenced TO
death after a two days trial. accord
ing to 4 dispatch from Munich.
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CAPTURE TOLEDO BANDITS
Seize Two Young Men Who Snntch.d
iuyroll Sntchei Containing
$1,000.
Lny Assoeia,ea pres.l

TOLEDO. OHIO June 1.-Two vounp
highwaymen were surrounded and cap
tured in a cellar here today after they
nad siueGed a messenger on the street
and seized $4,000 in payroll money car
ried In satchcl. The bandits fired
into a crowd that gave chase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
PLAN S75,OOO,OOO FUND
baptist Committee OF Fifteen COnsid-
crS AilotmcntS to lie Assigned
Various States.
tBy Associated Press. ]

* ATLANTA, June i.--Plans for rails
ing the $4,000 900 fund decided on by
the Southern Baptist Convention at it's
recent session were discussed at a
meeting here today Of the committee
of fiftccn named by the convention,
with DR.. George w. Truitt. Dallas,
Texas, rs chairman. Allotments to be
raised by the various States Will be
decided upon.
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HERO TO WED SATURDAY
Sergeant Alvin {. York Will he Mar.
ried, With Governor Roberts
officiating.
Try Assoc!atei Press ]

NASHVILLE. TENN. June 4.-Ser-
gcant Alvin c. York. world war hero.
ana his sweetheart, Miss Oracle VIII
i!ams, Will be. married Saturday At the
York celebration 10 lie held in Fentress
county Governor y. II Roberts will
oiiiciatc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

When the first we'll this tract comes in thew
cannot be bought at any price
We carefully select the securities which we Of
Ter our clients and we recommend this Royalty as
one OF the most attractive investments in the Texas
oil fields When YOU buy Oliver-Cotton Royalty
remember that you buy OUTRIGHT and OWN
ceivc DEED which you have recorded-just like
buying real estate 1T OFFERS THE SORT OF
INVESTMENT YOUR BANKER WILL. RECON-
MEND-THE KIND HE WOULD MAKE HIM
SELF
We advise IMMEDIATE ACTION, as the 1000
Units Offering will be sold within a short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkEr.
tsaies at union Stock YardsJ


Report FOR tho week ending June ? 1919:
Choice steers. iiGll5c: medium 10 good.
25sni3.c: common to fair. lelll2c: choice
h"!fers. i2isd lSisc: medium to good. 1910
i2'2c; common - .,S!-. 3l:!:-: choice cows.
IgH l2c; medium to good alic: common TO
dalr, 'msc: best oxen. l2T ijc: medium to
heavy hu'i- igM He: fat. light bulls. ga l0c:
good bologna bulls. 3dI TOO. fair Saoc: best
calves; lie: common fair l0I lJc: hes,
hoEs. zig pigs and shoats. lea lsc: and
ialr. bHSc: lambs. l5Mi1c
CHICAGO LIVE SrOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. June t--Iiocs: Receiots IS 0oo
Wniiihh y W. srnsrai average. TOP 2055
ou!k. ~ seat Us medium weight 2o.i5 a 2o65
Cattle: hcceip,s 500 head: beef steer,
ard butcher she stock SLOW: bulls steady 10
strong: calves steady: beef steers medium
ana heayy WEIGHT. medium. Il. IS ria IS: veal
Sseep: Reccip,s 5000 head: ewes and
steady lambs iSs6ifi5&sae F spr nima' I s9Sg5
1900. i''''~
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
fSf n" su tihesysi 5FeE9is.
Sss ais euis 100 S'Sf ssa ' eSivc,
Sheep and lambs steady medium to primo
l5s5gls5S: shSep cewesI. 1904 10 G go oniis
Hogs steady a; 2o75 2loo: pigs. COCOA %
-DuShs. 500 -''-"'
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS
N" YORK. June Fruit OF the Loom
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CIIANCEHY RELEASE DEEDS.

stua-, Bowe. trustee 10 r. u uawxr
inches 10y 30 feet south side Grace street,
10! feet inches vest OF Mulberry street,
O. G. Taylor. trustee. to = = sc-u,ton
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res ranged as follows:
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr

NEW YORK. June i.-Cottonseed oil wa
easy under scattered liaudation. induced b,
the hea"lnesS In cotton and absence OF out
side sunpoTi Closing bids were % to. u
~ - cents bid, Total sales 100 barrels
Prime summer yellow. 1850
SPOT COTE" dull; Rio as. 19ts cents: Santo
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LIST OF MISSING REDUCED
Number of Those Not Accounted fol-
in Action Now Stands
mt BIB,

~ WASHINGTON, June A further
reduction Of LAO names in the list OF
missing action was announced today
by the War Department tho total now
being S.113. or the 1,149 men, 3S7 were
reported as dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
Con slider the
Possibilities

This Royalty is less than
q mile from each of three
largest high-grade oil wells
In the world-The Nor
wood, Connellee and Harris.
The new o. j. Cotton we'll is
just north Of this Royalty on
the adjoining tract.
ONE WELL LIKE THE
NORWOOD WILL MAKE
THIS ROYALTY WORTH
100000.
Tom Connellee, who owns
the farm adjoining the Cot
ton Farm, receives $4,000
per month from one well
(the smallest in this vicin-
ity--making 5000 barrels
daily. He will get $4,000
per month when the five
wells, now drilling, are also
completed.
Now consider that the B.
+. Cotton tract contains
FIFTY ACRES, and that
from Z to 10 wells will be
drilled In the near future.
Five wells, offsetting this
Royalty. are now drilling.
which guaranteed that five
wells must be drilled on this
tract AT ONCE under State
law. to protect the lease. for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
IIENKICO HAKGAIN AND SALE.

Windsor Community Farm. Inc TO Harry
sccs" and wife: lot :. Windsor Community
$40.
Windsor Community Farm. Inc 10 Frank
liurop and wife. lot II. Windsor Com
!nunity Farm. Elko. Va. March Is. 1919;
Windsor Community Farm Inc to :ohn
Reese ard wife. lot 10 Windsor Community