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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Deer Time in Now Hampshirc.

CoNcoRD, N, H., Oct. 1S.-Deer hunt
Ing begins in Carroll Except the town
OF Moultonborough) and Grafton coun-
ties on November l and remains open
until December 10. In the remainder
of the State the season begins Novem
Der 10, except Coos county, where hunt
ing deer has been open since last
Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Deer open Time in New Hamp.hir.

CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 1s.-The season
for deer opens in Coos county on Octo-
Der 10. IN Carroll Except town of Moul-
tonborough) and Grafton counties No
vember /. and in the rest of the State
November l5.
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n
here's toast to Ling,
BJingl
The fish OF last resort"
but catching emil What sportf
WHAT'S that you say7
They simply lay
And gobble up the baitf
Then wait
And wiggle Just a bitf
on, yes! l know
They're tritie slow
And kinder lag
But how they MI the bari
Some say they smell.
They say like-welll
But you Just salt 'em down
Ihen fry 'em crisp and brown.
And then-oh, boy!
And then-oh. Joy!
IT you knew not his name
ana knew not his IN fame.
you'd surely say
And surely pray
For more,
Yes, morel
But your prejudtSs is great
Ana SO you always hate
The name, the smell the s.xht nm.
B'Jing!
BUT here's another scoopi
We II drink her with a whoopi
We're glad we arc alive
10 drink two seventy-hve
To ling,
Bling
E;THUR THORNTON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Hunting Time In Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct lS.-One
month is permitted for woodcock hunt
ing in this State, beginning November
and closing November so. Two
months hunting is permitted for gray
squirrel. hare, rabbit, quail or bobwhte,
ruffed grouse or partridge and pheasant
beginning November l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
True to Form.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct Isl. Warren
Harper, author and angler, Tho has
returned from Upper Dam. Me-. the home
OF big brook trout. says that his biggest
trout weighed two pounds but that he
missed one that weighed 200 pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Long Island Upland Opening No
vember 4.

On Long Island hunting begins No
vember l for varying hare, rabbit, SPUR
rel, quail. pheasants (males only and
ruffed grouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Hunting Tomorrow

BosToN, Mass, Oct. 1S.-Hunting be-
gins in Massachusetts on Monday for
hare or rabbit. with certain exceptions
gray squirrel, quail. woodcock Certain
exceptions) and for introduced pheasants
with the exception of Dukes county,
where there is no open season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Deer Caught in Fish Trap.

PRovINcETowN, Mass, Oct. 18.-A deer
was found swimming around fish trap
unable to get out. The animal was taken
ashore and liberated. 1t disappeared
like a flash. not being weakened evil
IDENTIFY by its struggles in the trap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Diamond Back Rather. Are.

HARRIsBURG, H., Oct. 1s.-Lloyd Bin
son killed a diamond back rattlesnake
on his farm which had twenty-one rat
ties and a button. which would indicate
that the snake was 22 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Four Days of Pheasants Upstate.

Next Thursday is the first OF the four
days allotted to shooting cock pheasants
upstate. The other dates are October
80. November l and November s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
For Those
Pesky PimpIes
There are Handsome Compilations
In Almost Every Village That
Prove the Remarkable Value
of Stuart's Calcium Waters.

Nature decreed that every woman
should have clear. smooth, delicata
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19

skin If It is blotched with pimples,
nlackhcads and other such eruptons it
IL simply an evidence thar the skin lacks
certain elements, that promote and pre-
serve skin health And the greatest OF
these Is the wonderful calcium sulphide
in Stuart'S Calcium Waters Calcium is
one of the natural constituents of tho
human body Your skin requires II 10
be healthy. 1t invigorates the skin
health. dries up the pimples, bois and
blotches, enables healthy skin of fine
texture to form and become clear, pink
ism and smooth. Stop using creams,
lotions, powders and beaches which
merely hide for the moment Get a
5O-cent box OF Stuart's Calcium Waters
at any drug store tod7y,-tdr.
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He has such inward happiness that he
sings Bohbie Inch's song of Dat Chan
mel Bass" which runs like this:
You may talk about horse racing,
And brag of baseball mines;
You may automobile thro' a foreign cline
But nothing 10 us fishermen
Is really half so good
As to feel chanel bass upon our line
CChorus).
Oh, the weakash are good.
And the kingfsh are great
And the stripped bass are very. very hne
But give me, oh, give me-
Oh, how l wish you would,
channel bass Arranging on my line.
when our fishing days are over,
And we lay our rods aside
And We bow our heads to meet Old Father
Time,
or all the things we ever did,
We never shall forget
Those channel bass that hung upon our
line
And II It so happens, as II often does
that the trim ends without feeling the
thrill of a channel bass on the line, Eddie
Davis's verse eXpresses the thought of
channel bass fishermen nicely. thus:
when our fishing trip Is ended,
And were sailing up tho bay,
And we see the lighthouse standing on
the lee.
There's nothing 20 fishermen
That gets our goats much
As those channel bass that beat Il out
20 sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
ADVOCATE SALE OF SHIPS
UNDER 5000 HEAVYWEIGHT
S"'pp'nE BOARD Confrrs NentIonina
Importance OF Growing
Southern Ports

10y associated frers
WASHINGTON. NAV % ,rn,.
sac "' all saips under 5000 dead
weight tons capacity. e!the. 20 dn-
mes;ic or foreigner purchase. ana
continued Development OF ihn Nnar'
en- merchant marine in the Larger
sizes OF vessels. vas advocated ,oL. :.
~ the Shipping Boards confcrenro h;.
Edward Hurting. representing IN.
cha mbcr OF Commerce OF tho Cnltod
states, ana i. a. &. Franklin OF Tie
American Steamship Owners Assocla
zion.
NJ. Franklin declared government
restriction on shipping ENTERPRISE
should be ss limited as possible Emil
+. A.brecht. or the Philadelphia hour.e
said that inone% derived from salc o.
the merchant feet was Jus, so nucb
money saivaged from war material.
Growing importance OF tho South.
icrn ports has beSn emphasized by
numerous speakers IN discussing peaco
time operation OF the merchant neet
Mr.. Franklin, who IS president OF The
international Mercantile Marine Coz
poration, mentioned Galveston. New
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reason tho Indian was not given his
fun rights of citizenship was due to
opposition Of tho Indian Bureau Of
hcers OF which. he said, would be with
out Jobs once Justice was done the red
man.
And this in not the only department,
OF N" government OF which this is
true. he asserted: The boys saw and
their parents say" nc continued that
the only reason hundreds of thousands
OF soldiers are not discharged is br-
cause tho officers want to hold their
tobs Many reserve officers today arc
earning more money than they ever
did before or ever will again: thcre
arc officers in the regular army now
holding the rank OF colonel who Will
10 put back to lieutnnants when the
boys ar" lot out. and they want the
higher rank 1t iE an outrage to keen
soldiers In service when they arc need
ed ut home"
MIR. DallnEer said number OF men
in tho Twcnty-siXth iNew England
Guardp Division. one Of the first sent
10 France. were transferred for clerical
service in other units and not permit
ted to come back from the front.
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Leila NJ. Anderson. siii Grove Av.nue. S2,i;.
i"ct inchen south line Grove Av"nuc IL.
,sHnt y inches west OF West Street May To-
1919; TAX $3.50. $40. 80
walter J.. wills z Lula Saurdcr., Base.
cnh Aryh. %! l5NG1 fec west lin" Second
.pAvv fe.t west lin" Second street, ~ foc,
north f Arch Street Cd SGXGo go, rnr,r
street. lien OF 5000 April =. i.,s. IT,. '% 81,
Thomas lHon. and Marssre,JA. cN.ro,
20 Mck"i'hor .oc l'ricc Stree, Il
iTL,yyc S'r.-,. % fIGt south % Dual Street.
QUIZ claim. II. W. Fierce ana 4 l. ,,iro,
20 James II Williams AZ Wool etr",.,
I iSig' '"et north line WOOD Street STAY ..
J MnrI,ay rries' snd E,h.l Hard C,..,c,.
., S"rinIh Va 10 rhilip L. " GOODWIN
:! N"rth Boulevard ai&lso loot cast lin"
isI,. ns'" ;h6e"wr lien OF 1880, May J.
, re- recorded Martha roracy to George "
Gillian. Jr 3l6 ard aiGi-, Twcnty~n;n,n
SuSr' n feet ~ inches by iae zoo, T..
n.h"s ,irrcrulnrD wes, iiu" Twonty.ntuth
H,f'ot: ~ t.ct south Of T. Street. July :.
,,%or,.yr, iIi"e'c', and Mimic s tni'c, to
i,ect inyh"t By :, Toe, south linz Grove
Avenue. lien OF s3otp. May u. 1879. tax ss5g,
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CHANGER yTnus1' DEEDS.

moS; sylss l?ss!:esH IL ,%;5 %r'6 T IN:
esn;h rs is let l'e .oG I'm Of I s4g
Msy :. 1912, si.tso '''
F9Sd Ayonas = tecP l.ebss 'i ~ IL t .s
I% ,6a ii"e tls %a i.."se , g So o. OF
Msrsh"il II. Giliiani to = 'he%ninr.
q fi,%s, .Avenae and Le~:s S,ree, Ma Msa
% A nsw.,a 81 Ii aIsag r End yhose.nq,
Stree Str; Msy r. In, 10 ~ west Of Allison
Hcnss"n: ;r%siee 81 S;ar,h roer,h 10 s1r.e,.
Fourth street, q, north me ' pGya ~ s,r.. G@
' ni,o 81 Sorth S.H'h Street 25.5ii fac, wc-,
Of L.rh street. Nay - 1919 5000
Mile pn hIy' 20 ,aS W, ~, l.: lyier 2i2e Nine
NNohd - ~, re-, cast of Twenty NTH street.
Lpla .Earle. o>tcrloh and 4. .rr Husband,
a. l. schmidt trustee. ,-HlS5 :cct south
Npu, s'rcc'. Ma h isl, ,s.5 ST. o. peep
a. ~ ~ H., - yalent,mo ana Martha ovtcD
A.eTuc IL tee, 10 ach@s ~ 10 fes, , T9.s
a;,J M a., nor, hea., corner 81 Grove Avenuc
,Jee T,homas + goeisy. 't tTa.' go" I,.-
wi!see s,nrS s''ssi t5:'" tset soIh na
s,re';. &lsy H. l,i,. 81 sio,s 'A'' OF Meade"
to 1f ol %iiat2 f 49, rG4 80 a'ss9s1
ii"e Nsn,1ns,2@ Aysnrs "sh;. .Ss'G
Mis- CgL:ne Jones 10 Edwin il Ii.llcr
-'A"y t"oi cast Nnc Robinson street Ia,
60 forth OF Floyd Avenue May !. i.is.
Moses Grsz.ck TO Frank I, and Jsc;
Ems. ,ruetocs. 1876 and 1910 las: Erosd
Sfrc",, '5 feet u inches ~ itG feet on no.; =
SO" ErpaG Street. MAY ~ 1919: ,Ir.,.
y l'ham Henry White aud N'.-.h, An,
t"i'ci. OF Lyme hug. Va 20 = : rhar,i,t
trustee "l North Fhirty-fourth stree .f.ro
t""t cast In" Thirty fourth stree, 2, ia.
.orth OK Broad Street Fcbrusry H. i.ig.
~ I, y co.o and Lnne y lvi.c, to e c.
Nc pm trustee. 1905 Gar!s nj Avenue 3oNls-
ic'l Ne .4tc Garland Avenue i1 Zoo,
nGrth 81 iio"r"r street May i 1919. SO
.,faiEahe'h y. Loo 10 a.. e Chaplin. TRUSTEES.
.oH!.' - north line Grace street =. a to-.
w =: ~, Sir'., Ma g. 1913 $40
: ,h"e!gson and FrnHilu - Robins
J.. inches by i-s feet inches west lin,
si5s.; Nj, +! isrt. $50! 900 '91'h OF Main
W,i,Am u Rsmley and &o-rn, A,eNl,.,
!"tfel !" Alfred 7 Godd.n. :ru'tc. So,
sidney Avenue Mn% il; lsi.: So ""d
" Ickeiiher 70 walter 4 Sha,. -.u,.
zee. 90 Price street. 4 fec: 70 inches b.. =,
.vct irchrs vest line p-irc Strret . ,,n.
south of buva street Nav u 1915: 81 "a
,fetnert y L.sN1- ~ Pollard & Rag
!he, trustee, So Grove Avenue u 10, =
aHcnrs by - tcet south lnc Grove Avenue
:. 1c"t inches cHgt a.! Bclrlon, tyocI,
Ma; Il i'is. s2.1:J17.
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FOOD DECLINES SLIGHTLY
FROM DEFENDERS MARK
hn' Averages 4 Per Cent Higher 70,
Month OF April Than
for March.
So PER CENT ABOVE 1918
cost OF Twenty-Five Staple Articles
OF rood Combined Shows Cain Of
Nearly 20 Per Cent in Price Over
April, 1913, Figures.
tBy Associated Prcs..

WAS HINGTOS. May % Retail
prices for food in the United states
during April were 3 per cent less thaI
inc high mark reached last December
according 10 statement today by
nc bureau of Labor Statistics. Prices
during the month. however, showed an
IHHanco OF per cent over lncso in
rho cos; OF ,wcn;y- articles o.
1000 combined Tor the United States
vas IL per cent higher IN Apr!l Of this
year than ia April 1915, ana S. pcI
cent higher than III AprIl. 1913
The following were among tho com
rnod!ties that advanced a. april over
March of this year
Butter. per cent. lard, . per cent;
PORK chops. z per cent. sirloin steak.
hent and lambs, per cent. RIB roast.
chuck roast and bacon. per cent, and
nsm and round steak. per cent.
Flour advanced per cent except in
Birmingham ana San francisco. where
the price was the same as IN March.
and portland. Ore, which showed a
a!ight decline. Cabbage Increased ~
per cent and eggs and coffee per cent.
+ resh and eTsporated milk showed "a
per cent decline in April over March.
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATcH: SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1918
s:outh stM!dere s,r..l Ma M. M.

:,s South Btiv!dore street May H. 1912:
John J. nisko AMI W. s Robinson. ,ru..
i to-, "a r. Fran"is. aud "a south
~ Inches by i2S feel : inches west lin
Vest street . f.Ct south Of Main Street,
s;".Si" tst!in Howard. executor Of r. A.
,Hs"n ,dcoNsS"dl: trustee. 70 j. S,oue.
lHlS ENehis fourth street, is.Hxlesl-? Zee,
West I'm" TONY fourth street. 10! fees )
N, hs" south "f 7 stree, May 10. iaia: s;ao
John NJ. Purcell. trustee. 1" Elizabeth v
Ice" bnSiD f""t north linz Grnc. stree,
80" ..Sct west Of west Street. May H.
John Hash: truS;o" To y kcn,on Muhlc.
tnhn ma Matthias T.. IA yhuc 300 Ken sinr
tor Nr"nuc. l2e fee: : inches by H., fc.,
north line kcnsinE;ou Avenue ~ feet ;
1910 $40 ''F -
Howard sutton. trustee TO Ediva-d G
Naontin" Ct hls., @sii Grove sVnuu.. II6 fec I
10 inches ny ZIG fcCt inches North lirc
So. ,.,"aa ~ ~. t,.'ttn cast o! MulbrTy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24

Drlc1us. Mobile. Charleston and Savan-
nan in discussing the formation OF
shipping companies to promote for
ci2n trade.
Private ownership under Fedora,
control was the consensus % opinion
expressed at tic Shipping Boards con :
ference TO discuss Dcacc-timc opera
ton OF tho mcrchs1. marine. rs
summed IN IN IN address at tho clos :
ing session today by John l.. Hami.-
ton. OF Columbus. ohio. rcprcSs n [ in {
tho American Bankers Association.
Proponents 81 government owner
snip were in tho minority At she con-
ference. representing chiefly IRricnl-
tural orSanizat ious. which expressed
Tear that tho sale OF tho government
built ships TO private companies would
result in rates and routes favorable 10
industrial exports, at tho expense of
farm products
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24

Gwi.con.inD Cap,,sl. s'so,eoo. commisioncr
OF Insurance. state agent.
,tertinca'c OF authority granted to New.
J'rNcy insurancc Company tS-w Jersey.
Ststc agent
ca riMSern ,s Eo ,,, I9S No K,shmenn IA
10 Ey.a I Inm' -; d. Fitzgerald. .pr"s,hsn,.
oni""'. hotel. restaurant. hoa riding and g.
'rs, merchandise AMI supply coriipany
anni'a $1,000 oficcrs. W. l.. Foy. prc.i.
" ..' .Nsnihnd. Va; v = Clements, sscrs
buSinrsy We os""ins
Howten Laundry. Inc. Richmond Y,
Capital. maximum. $4,000. ,nini,nu,n E, sno
STOCK, divided. 81. 30 common: sio zoo nrn
,,eFF,i. bHcets. r. T. Bo~den pr.,idcn. ,
f;;,,nc, n2nncm .eStt'a-y. Ei,hmond ia
,,hmenhIncnt to char,cr Of Tn. r.o,,.,
t nanh' OF Pun-k'. W. increasing canits,
rom maximum. SSo.cc: minimum eif nfo
- maximum 5ico,oaD ana ,niptn'n,, S";vn
~ ,oRictrH II. aiocasidE>. presiden.
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Real Estate and Court News
chANcERY BAnc>I> A>p SALE.

t2G:. s%lsG . an %eM;,o9 'hpsnane}
:, eishth street 10 i..;sa, sopth OF street
Cora 4. Holster Il els. 20 = II Archer
,n ss; Zee, seu;h iIqS GraSe Axsnue
a.5s s3 = & '"'r'' s,5', n.
s s:4;S e. q: d H.seF nv f.G ':s
t!ofsas.H: vslsn'ire 70 - j. valentine
~ ~ 5na ~, 'ntsIfTsn -. Zee, !. inehes
y.na. sSa Mu,S S-9sS Street Ma o. oI ls,
iasy GSa5H "@ R ' y ,.z AsF? :e.
:ad soersy f s,1eeys ASH S2TnH Il Ghan9
NJ L Hubbard ,Yf and. ye.na - musor.ra
fse' 1o!th ii6s .;i2sNlis road 40 70; ea;i
,s t,swF9,Z nm S3,e'; lien OF so? Na:
Ella =. y.lcn,ine sni John Il thu,band,
n,rt"s,,. II: 20; 10 inchcs b. ii55 70 To- a.
noi,ness;, conner ~ GEoys Aveaue and M1l-
- A,.hur l-rTi I'h'ps apd Marxsr., tlt-
:. e.; s., 70; 0: Elm stree MAJ :, ' ia
4,s 44s.s - '' WIT s';"''i Us. ,s,s Z
re-, east OF Meadow street May -. III:
sr.' yi w! no'r 4siar s. r'p Ghaa
sh 81 sS.'a .ea'hw',, sorr,r - T.>lot and
H.rycy {. Brown and IIesi.r ,'aL@!I Tam
narih Robinson s,rect 2oNrJ FOO, cas- i!iIs
,.ton.nnon Stree iG !,et norm % Floyd
Aim In 70 iiui;lrr and constance VI. 'r.ie,
% frNrE !iutzlcr, - feet Inch l.. 4
zee: vet linz Mayo street - trrt j..
,nnShet south Of Apricot Aucy. March e
Land Company ot Virgin. In 30 r.u,,
.-ar.. osi.rloh, 4SS!:' :ect .ni,h lin- Grove
venus. ~ feet "hSt Of btcp Rpr Sirkrt.
H.n o. ~" MAJ y. 1913 AK :io.5i Sc.
SIiin ana chiars tvifo) % No.es
.,3s:eck !Hct and 1870 East Brcsc Street
:. = fes' u ineh.s ~ 10 feet o1 nor, hsldt
s:oac street. boia'ecr nineteenth ana 'rv..n.
ht;h sitests M-y i. .ins lay $50 so
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mr>KIco nARcA,N ASn SALE.

HIn'nnd !. Read to rtanit p; Road 1867
J. :. . block T.. lOis | and . block 2
lo',,o ~ - snd g blot io,;; J.. ~; ;.
-: lots TO 80. inclusive block 4 lot. Z n
~ ~ imstro block 9. Highland Springs
WrIi,'n l. purccu. ir ana Mimi. IT,.
t"if", t" Henry q. Hooks 3stJ acres ON
,Shn3,. pm, ''eT at,S IA, ares on Three
sally " MAKER nnd g. = husbandp -
ir"cr ". Nichols. %" - acrca on C.d. =
tiii. four miles tss, Of CITY tRi,nmond,
MAJ 70. l:l3 sWn
G. H. Goodman and 6 = tyvifcl "a I'd
whrd IL. and James ovcrton. 10 acres nc
"Wn"rtou. cish, iriiey from vi.y 'H!ch-
mordl. March Is 'eIa. sJI
franS Nrrdcnn"ld nrd Eisic IInnry twjreb
70 :: Hichs. lots and = bioct g. WriSh: :
Parh. May -. isln. tay 30 SO
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80 to 500 for One

n.sides interest from 1000 q as sh
10000 or $4,000 barrels OF oil daily production. we
nave several hundred acres of undevclopcd leases
the famous million making Texas fields mono
shares in all of the company's holdings. You
afford 10 stay out. Get in today. opportunity only
KNOCKS at your door once in lifetime. II u
TO YOU ". another
share OF this stock after tho first drilling aIIo-
mem has been sold should this we'll he n big eushcr.
y 2'""o-barrel well on this lease would = our
company worth $1,000, 600. The is there shes all
around us, big. large producing wells Will un.
uonbtcdly mean fortune YOU mel ,Irili
TINS stock should all bc sold within
'Hc next row days. Don't let robb lc -
up ana IcRNc YOU wishing had follow ed our adj
vice after monstrous Eushcr been broueh, il,
stockholders " 10y ''' '"c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
CHARGES DEMOBILIZATION'S
DELAY DUE TO SELFISHNESS
MaAsachusetts COnercsSmnp Alleges
Men Held In Service 10 Make Jobs
for OHcers.
Try Associated Pres.

WASH NOTION. May 23.--DcIay in
returning American troops from France
and in demobilizinS forces in this conn
try was denounced in the House today
by Representative Dal!nEer Rcpubli-
can. of Massachusetts
During debate on the Indian appro-
prlation bill. Mr.. DallinGcr declared tho
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CHANCLRY RELEASE DEEDS

c. "a Traat trustee To- si-,,o,
end l.Ts- Msrsnan MN, $50 zee, "a,
ne ,T w:ny;,n',n Stree, 3 feet Is inchs.
Eichard w lones ,sattcr ~ Nire!n,-
..nrn"r s1d hnr'r- j thusban:j, jfil@
trci - routhes.' corner D. N.Sron, -,
SiSdInfy Arcnut; MAY u nj. .tea
u. -. Nnrr- ils. trustee - SDn!c J, H..
triaS f"c: "est sd. DelNid.r, Str.,i -,
se,t north o, Chin. S,rc,t destsna,nr , !,
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Lease May Be Worth
Sl,OOO,0O0.OO

Lis d gtMrAAY IS oNiY CAPIrALtlEp FoH
@" fer THIS sT0Gk HAS nEN SOLD We are Only
s's" the needed drilling fund which will set us adv
10 nri aior the oil which undorlies this Wonderful
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I<i,l. III. VIII. and H,m,.,,.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. May 23-. ~.
n. Allsup today shot and killed his wif~
As she lay. asleep At their home here
and then shot and killed himself Do
nestle troubles were said TO have been
tho cause.
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t O Ghes the Year Come Near 0kngee YOUNGSTOWN Oil Companv HOLDINGS

this nsans 70 the stockholders OF this company only
capitalized for $4,000. and with only
issued. this would only leave few OF ide up
tho profits -
REMEMBER THE LNIssUED SHARES OF s.rcr,
DO NOT DRAW DIVIDENDS And your stock should
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ports given out At campaign hAAa-
quarters tonight. Subscriptions total
INK {lIs39% have been received. whuA
tho quota assigned WAS $ls96S5
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Drilling

20 start soon a. tn. necessary capital is raised 10 nu
a0T S our mrs. VEL Each one should be eusher
Price of zoe share now; should be DAYS 81 90
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HE>Eico Trust DEEDS.

". McNihHen 30 CharIe. h Wills ana
Z. u, Davis trustees. lots . ma y; hlocl
!. Highland Fark Addition April l. 1919.
l.. r Hicks ~ RyIard (. S,I,.on. ,-p,,,a.
.n'S and block : Wrights PARK MAY
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Methodists Go over Tor

Methodfsts Go Over TOP.
ROANOKE. VA, May 23.-Roanoke
Methodist district has oversubscribed
it's quota in the centenary drive by
approximately 100000. according TO re-
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Cut Out of Daily Oklahoman
Issue of 4-13-l9

: Sven, f9urteen.twevr. on the salh~ Fell land
ms vel is new sand for that territory. the tor
ct which was found $50 feet. The drill VA
httccn feet in the sand las night and the we'll wa.
per DAY. " ~ "''N''
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uE>Ktco RELEASE DEED

wilson iarycy. trustee 10 wellington {:
Martin anh Mimi l. Cvifc, siS .c,a,
and 2h acres; Near Mechanic v!ile .Tur-
wws =. w" ~. n,n,rroo from city R!chmondJ
CHARTERS Issued
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Do 1t Now! Buy Today!
Rejoice Tomorrow!

Write the company check. Send the money for just
as many shares afford o {,
HEhlEMREIi THERE VIII. ONLY A FEW OF
Us TO DIVIDE W THE PROFITS WITH. st
That is the advantage OF buying stock in conopanv
with small capitalize ION and with the outlook for p,
succesS'ul future. This is chance. This
iHstnemi may LIKELY never aprear asan. expect to
rhcn YOU can't buy share OF this stock. il WIN
ne taken on the market when the drill
down mother earth for a undsv
wopdcrful pool The stock will he taken OFF tn.
ncsde funlfo drillip
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trr.ca'o ~ authority Ia the t'onooraia
r. insurance company n. MILWAUKEE,
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A Sure Winning Chance of a
Lifetime

For; YOU 1T Yot take advantage Of H. II Won rou,i
stand and sec the big gushers filing tank after tank
Win TIE biacE liquid gold drills Doundin-
a SG IN every direction from lease
gather together for your share OF waiting fortune
IN inc 3kmuisee, Dung stown oil Company. Clip tile
remittance. $500 '0''