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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Signs of the Times

CONTINUED FROM PAgE ELEVEN
The war on profitecring must go
on. they-are crying II Ia the woman.
after all who knows the profitoer
stalking abroad In the land. II Is
the woman who asks the prices.
Congressional investiCa tlon has been
promised A good many are already
fed up" on this kind OF tea party
Women are prone to recall 80 many
Investigations that began with the
beating Of tom toms and tho boom
anh crash % oratory aud concluded
with little futurlst whitewashin n z
of all parties concerned and women.
consequently aFr not losing any
sleep over the pending Investigation
Women do t,N' however, that
they hold the medicine IN their own
hands They are abb 10 vote and
common sense teaches they are not
going 10 vote for any man or set
Of men who are not In aympnthy
with the home and what IL shall be-
Most women spend their liycs in
petty economies and will walk "A
couple ~ blocks out ~ their way 20
save "A copper or SEQ And In tho
way OF making over their old clothes.
N second nature TO them--thcy
won't stand too much bunkum about
the cost ot production. etc.
We began our dissertation IN
speaking about the upper crust"
and It's merlnEue. and We have nat.
urally delved beneath and find our
selves dealing with the meat Of the
pie" But what Is society anywhere
unless II Is based on the well-kept.
well organized and pure home So
cl1ty and home arc synonymous
terms In order 90 havp both AS Il
should be. We must have moderation
tho keynote OF all things
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
NEARLY $4,000, 900 NEEDED
TO DEVELOP MEXICO OIL

MEXICO CITY, Aug, lG.-The
sum Of $500, 900 600 Is needed to de-
velop thoroughly the petroleum re
sources OF Mexico, says nm announce
ment OF the department of com
merce and industry. The amount
already invested In the petroleum
industry is estimated as In excess OF
$500. 900. 00O.
The department announces that
eight producing oil wells with daily
flow ~ bsl.7es barrels have been
drilled In the Tnmplco field In the
first five months of this year The
department says there In great need
OF better transportation facilities and
that ~ these were provided the
monthly shipments, which now
amount OF 100000 barrels, could
be Increased to l7,bsl,siO barrels.
The vast surplus OF crtHie petroleum
" stored In tho ground awaiting i'm
irovement In transportation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
NATIONAL SORORITY
, INSTALLED AT A. & M.
kappa Dcitn IL tho First National
Orgnnlfati Ia Place n Chapter
..r Mt saltwater.

SALTWATER Aug iG Kappa
Delta became the first national
sorority on the oklahoma a A. NJ,
college campus when II installed Nu
g chapter, August z, \ and o. Tho chap
tor was granted Delta Delta local
ono Of tho most prominent orEtniha
ions In tho college It's active mem
bers are Winnie Gillian Of Chandler,
Ruth Myers uf oklahoma CITY,
GLADYS Patterson of walters. RUIN
and Marguerite NOopo ~ Chandler,
Lola oldham Of saltwater, lIolen
Campbell OF saltwater Vera warren
OF Adair, grace T. AiklnH ~ SILVIA
ter Helen Dovuoy NJ saltwater
Marguerite aThumpHou uf WuiuuRh
Edth Wal6cr of Ryan. lone young
Of saltwater Miriam uohhimcr ~
Uumbolt Iowa. Eslrllc Roberts
Hokc Of Quay Geurn Horn ~ Nc
Kinney ToNns. Mamie lurfori ot
Wnukomls, virgil OuthiSr ~ Home.
stead, Lucille Grimes of walters
The members are very prominent
In college activities In tho a n NJ.
college The presidents Of y. w. G.
A Girls Student association. Home
Fconnmlca club ana Iuuhcllcnlc
council were chosen from Delta Delta
during tho past college year. br
sides this. other members are IN
girls athletics. Dramatic club ana
college orchestra.
Among the nlumnnc " the fotof
ity are. Mrs IT, W Moorohouso lu''
Imcilc Diuonlr % saltwater MI'.
Jesse Garfield Cnce Mnhlc Marble,
OF Poncn City. MIS- l.. - W}ani lncc
Analiza Winnb, of La Kemp, Mrs. w
4 Marsh tnoc Grace NJ AiklnHl, OF
Martha ThomlsD, of Medford, lthNtl
Parker ~ saltwater. iris and lluda
Fellows ~ saltwater Rucna Willockg
OF saltwater. Rhodcln Oldham OF
Stillyatrr. M.udc WuChmnnn of ON
Iabomn Citv, Hester Wilson " Hydro,
caroline Jones NJ oklahoma CliN,
grnre ponchoo of Mangum JullR
Gruv ~ May. Ruth Neruiilllpn ~
Perry. Madeline Wlnklcmau of
chandler. Maple Mnlloy of Arizona,
GLADYS Spoher OF Glencoe.
Knppa Delta In one ~ the strong
est of the National panhcll"nic Tornr-
iiiea. with 20 active chapters ana
large membership Tho college
chapters are located In nli parts OF
the country although this In the fifs'
chapter In oklahoma.
Tho installation was conducted hN
the national chapterhn, Sarah Blu"
OF Alabama. assWted hv the former
national president Marion Mullins OF
Texas. and the national treasurer
Miss Rcbocca Smith % Kentucky.
The ceremonies were held at the
Lambda Chi Alpha house which was
loaned to the Delta Delta girls by
that fraternity for the entire week
p OF inatallation The installing oftl-
GERS were the guests Of the local girls
nj the Lambda Chi Alpha house Tor
the week Of the ceremonies
Kappa Delta chapter VIII he ~
homo next year IN their house al III
10 Husband street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
WINE CELLAR BANDITS GET
LOOT OF CHOICE STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Aug i6-
wine cellar bandits are working In
Los Angelcs Those persons who
feverlshly stocked up for tho long
"dry" spell are putting extra pad
locks on doors housing their wet
holdings H. Hurwetz OF No 1921
East Twenty first street was the tirst
TO appeal to the police FOR aid Hor-
Wcts reported mysterious and
thirsty bandit broke tho lock on the
door OF his wine cellar aud tooh
away 20 quarts ~ beer and "A guam
tlty of bottled wine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
POLICE USE FOOTPRINTS
TO IDENTIFY A LOOTER

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Aug. IL
Sheriff Holmes was Uutaherlork ed
by Huntington police when thew
found tooth prints In a green pear
near looted cars In the railroad
Yards Four youths we're held AZ
Ohis city an suspects IN the car
thstts The police sent tho pear to
the authorities there and they com
pelled James Glenn TO bite into tho
fruit His teeth prints matched
those already ia the pear. Coutes-
sion followed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Charles Marehino. farmland d,,.1
comfortably atop load OF hay whn,
his team logged lazHy aiop. ~.
road. That is. no dozed unfu Wv
discovered that sparks from his br'
had set fire TO the load IN, Az
and wagon were destroyed ana ~,
mules burned badly before he son.'
release them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
CROOK CLASSED WITH
KAISER FOR MEANNESS

BUIsTOL, Pa. Aug. 10 The
only rival OF the recently humblcd
a thief who entered the homo OF
George johnson. a blind merchant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

pRt'SSEIS, Aug. i6 The general
strike of government employees. set
fur sunday midnight, will be post
poned several days pending further
negotiations, 10 was decided today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

who conducts small candy and
notion store, and stole a bucketful
OF pennies. two war savings stamps
and two Liberty bonds There was
approximately $50 in pennies In the
bucket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

EvAHsvILLE. Ind. Aug ls-A
strike OF girl operators at the South
erntTeiephone company exchange at
Boouvffie ended when manager Geo
H6n bad the windows washed They
had been soapea ~ the girls oouldnt
soc saA- ---...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

.. \ wisconsin inventor has patented
machine that enables one man TO
rlcan ana sort large quantity OF
beans In a short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

NEM ipi.n, uGt. i.-PT.uc Changes on
lht outs. de .eruriuvs narn,t w-r, irr-gu-
irr' ihit1ai QUOTATIONS. !huIc.t,l ADVANCE i
tr"in fractions to well over . points bu {
losses "rr" scored IN. Resumption q.
stI!inE pressure. coward inc Cos 4, nrnlrr
tone prevailed ana most tho ..ouhs ana
recovered thciT carly ,ccIlncs
'hH"st'dis were again
Issues Oh inc curp. l'r.uu- an most OF Inc,
STOCK. recovered the carl. u.cinvs ann
',1oStH al, or IiSr the nIsn lvve.s Of IN,
day. General asphalt. sweet % sunr,,
Motor stocks and few a! iii. tocacco
ansrFS were III" GenIfr OF interest t'ult,I
states Steamship scored travtiona! a..
|hn,t over IN, previous ..vs..
oI!a St'v! Was u Sti"HS spot In the curb
I!sl ana reached th- E.sn..,t level OF TN.
l,reS'nt movement with Il gam OF NOR
lHdh Ivihts. rpi- were in p,ttC- demand
ana svnie OF the recently iIsteu shares wrr.
Inc most prominent. Manhattan U. WAS :.
strong Issue OF this department reaching
a new high Ertcl Of! Was In good ,icIn.uu
ana slightly higher Medium priced stocks
wcrc hrm,r on larger business
Metals were fairly active with ,riccs
maintaining nrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
CHANCERY TRUST.

tnGGais Press. inc; TO Frank s. ,Richesop
sa.3' East Franklin Street. IS feet : niche.
franklin Street and alley. October 10. 1919
A. X. Davenport and Gertrude R. twite,
To II. 7: Rtchcs trustee. No. e3I1 N Street.
= feet inch by IL, fee, south line N Street
Street 2tis feet west of Twenty-t fourth Street
September ~. 1918: $40.
julius Shapiro to Stuart Bowe and Arthur
F. Chairman. trustees. No. sos kensinstop
line KensinEton Avenue IS feet ls Inches
west of Davis Avenue. October g. 1919:
81 .SS3.
Florence e. Haynes to l.. w Ryland. true
tee. No ai9 North Boulevard. 27xla0 feet east
line Boulevard lSs feet south OF Kensington
Street. October II. 1919: 81 .s95.
east side Fourth Street So feet . inches south
OF Leigh Street. October s.. 1918: s2,:4o.
Esbessa wHif and, and l. thpnsssSSs 10 J.
ond Street. "a feet lS inches by III feet
II inches south of eLigh Street October
nnie II. zincone and THONGS Gssale to
Street 10 l!ect 81: Inches BY III ieet south
vias,S Street ,nr, ooso6Sf 1919; sStssS@
70 f. F.. Schmidt and f. l.. Word. trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

i"so'F sHH rs,s CITY " capl,e .scss,
.n4 9 IL br."ns%ss s MMs ssns.SScs NJ Y,
a 10 conduit ." se pS%fH ~ ;oarns asTs
aud retired newspaper mtn.
Jackson Buiid!ps CORPORATIONS R,a,nsa
i hS c"p 81 coo s'oYt m.saSimnni s5scs nib
president: ! II. nurion. so.f:, Msyecgspntn'
T fGri %and ii4 4. Esrtoa,aIl u Fus, nts.
s5$ U.s. r9s&sis;'ss
r ra@sner and grG:iNeR' w Thgmss
m9nd, Va. r" deal in hosiery. s!o we s, saf
Ton linen. SIX. etc: Ut
Val Norris chsm I,SSi Gogp9ra,!on yschour
mum ssS.gD. ,onicers Robert smith. ptst .
Morris Of I.ynshJurs. Va. r end AL y 4
poHsh,n'; preparations or compounds :
o Washslean Msnqtpc,gr'nE eop,parfy. In.
maximum. ::oos@, nini,oqme ' ,sosjo -,S Sa
Mo; t. W swan Swan :esrrs,ary, 10 liz Mo-
sissa,ax %G;sooagd sae%" @eA.sT aa3
m s"S.sy W. esp'a its ssk @sx.nnn
minimum. $1,000: Officers; { Is i.atSifsi.
bskas G r.!"" h H. ssGreta .-
enc san;,. sfni a, +; J. Dnnknm, N. Davis ana
jcct: to construct rsI Hndn' IN Spo, 9 tY
vania County. estimated Length of tnfcs
The Willing Workers Club Incorporated.
.rn ana Va .Csp,tai stock: m,aSnnu,n,
Rel preS,dent: Lewis $ Rector. sc6fftatY;
$. JBrsdy and James. McDaniei-an ot -rurr,,
cfiiville. Va. To assist in providing pro,er
educational facilities for tho colortd chr.
dren OF Purcellvilc and vicinity.
Portsmouth Novelty Manufacturing Cor
porait,on. Pert mouth; "a; csn!laI stock:
GERS: Harry T.. Alexander president. Poris-
mouth. Va: John j. Bruins secretary. Nor
folk. Va V. Broda, Portsmouth. Va: Chcs-
ton H. Hartman. Portsmouth. Va. and A.
j. Drnpolik. Portsmouth. Va. Ohiest:, 80
Hnqfs sr and aes in 9sk keys
wool paper. fiber and leather Substances,
Mason County Coal and OIL C'omraRy.
Incorporated. Norfolk. Va Capital sto1k
5000; minimum. sIa.ooo Officers: Ed l..
WhitakG1r secretary. Norfolk. va; and
coal and coal lands. oil lands. oil leases
| Amendment to charter OF Rawlings AZ
| tor Corporation. Richmond. va C,lfitGts:
southern Day Elder Motors Carporatian
Amendment to charter Of Arvonfa- Buck
| inrham Slate Iorrany. INCORPORATED. rich
mond Va; Officers: James r. Sloan. prts-
idcnt, snd Robert q. cahcll. secretary, In :
| sJn.oGO 80,
Amendment to charter OF rho Victori,
Agricultural Fair Association. Incorporaisd
Victoria. Va. Officers: " s. Turnhuii. Tr..
president. and 7. !. R"tts. IRE sident. ChanE-
ing it's name to the LuncnhurE Count AZ
ricgitural Fair Association. Incorpsr>trl.
| from SIS to SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

Nos. and West Street. Axi:. feet Z
nssss nef X" Gary r.s res
sA a;S ss 'i re: sys %r% aal
s As mSsd % f ,ss esss Of woodson Avenue
;;:EXI2o feel at northwest corner T.yior aud
s"Sa %iii3 asS Di Tha%as . ti1 sgS
r. sss and Ell iii hSks
Sest = feet ,neh ss b. Il: fee; south
asary s. waliefstsin and 'v Giars T. twlts>
r1.fs e, rs ns fss'e S; Is
fs iesf e. sS
a.:ss. t sS:s:. s no ss s., Ss m's'
81. oS 81 ~ e. f ssksr s s,ls .s s,
very nd Hems, and M,np,f E.
heSps HsssnS?a To- '9 Nor t'@ +Msn ?
aaS s4sss ot,sSsi
Sest line sWe.t street iss rect % tsshes nortS
NJ T Ws., mlTss,, esSsnfsid ;sus,ss
vest Of Madison street October IT, 1918
g To-, Shs,iss Eumer ' sy,S,s acres on
9osr Snalde ss !ds aso a ane
SsssanHe,ro Mitchell ,,.. Ella auto engine No 1875
S s. Clsry and Rosa B. fwifel To Julian
G. Anderson. trustee. No. 400 Hzncs Avenue.
GskJ2s feet west line HaneS Avenue. Icy feet
north of Essex Street. September Is, 1919:
$1,000.
RIOS. E. Washington and William Wash;
feet south line Ccdar Street liz feet east OF
Buchanan Street. August u. 1919; ss7e
= q HoSse 70 Arthur e: Chapmnn; trus,
lnohes by no feet > inches south line Han
land street. October 10. 1912: s2lso
,rpstte: No, Sii sevsn,hh street. aSia by. l;s,
Inches north OF Leigh Street September IL.
chas.e.n White to Pollard & Baaby. Inc.
south side Clay Street bot tween Twenty
eighth aud Twenty ninth Streets. October
f. II. Fiippen and A. p. Hobxood. trading.
etc. TO l.. L. Parker. OF PcterburG. Va. trus.
tee. machinery. office cuuipment. auto and
accessories and sunolics DOW located at :1i-
5H East Main Street. October - 1919: s!.tno.
Mary Ciisselbrccht and Louis fhuSband)
10 Waiter y. Ncl.on. trustee. No ll03 FloS,l
Avenue &c foot inches by 100 feet south
line Floyd Avenue % feet inches west Of
Max F.. Ruchrmupd to G. T.. Richards on
and 81. p. Nunnally trustees. "0J:o feet cast
line Mulberry Street o. feet north Of Grace
Street 'EdGewood Apartment" October II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
money EASIER TO OBTAIN
!. ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE
81
with Traders Making IA Dozen Points
Overnight Rates Counted for
Very Little.
SCORES OF SHARES ADVANCE
f, oIumc Of Collateral Loans Is Now
at New Record and Leaders Hone
Tor Reaction That Will Make
Public Cautious.
BY BuuADAN WALL

o. Ne" YORK. Oct. l7.-Moncy was
s .IS,er - borrow In Wall Street today
lower. But with traders making from
ono I" dozen points over night. rates
counted for nothing SO long as the
funds were obtainable. SO the advance
went mcrr!iy on. Scores OF material
net advances were nude, not only
s,m2hs INC spec'alties. but among the
STANDARD Issues. Tho cioHc was strong
nni ailRhtlE under the best OF the day
I"t miny TOOK profits in tho last hour
SON, some OF nc leading commission
so large they did not like to buy more
STOCKS. but had to do il or lose GUS
11,lcrs VINO Yer: determined TO bug.
ING volume or collateral loans is now
az new record. The leaders hope for
reaction that viii make tho publ G
cautious. so that the market may no.
nc overwhelmed with too much cnthu-
aiasm.
stocks Move In Groups.
II was significant that stocks moved
up by groups rather than sinEly. The
leather shares were an example. Endi-
Leather made new high records at
about the same time.
ard. after recording that fact on tho
'apr. moved az 10 a new high record.
~ can be stated on authority that
thor is no truth in tho report that
over the Wiilys-OVcrlaud There arc
0lnd'caiion9. however. that the WHY'S
'hPa,! ~ engaged ~ an important
IesJ thai MAJ hc announced N tho
near future.
cnnd, stocks Moro Popular.
candy stocks arc growing in popu-
.ariiy and today continental and Loft
'Nerc the most active representatives
~ in' ground II il found that both
andy and tobacco arc being uaed in
.;reiicr volume 10 a result Of prohibit
ton.
DECLARATION OF "A coal strike is stjll
IN" paramount argument for buying
petroleum stocks
IL - also an argument for buying
bcneSal Motors and Westinghouse.
Thousands Of factories now using cor I
as fuel wii' install oil and thus tho
coal industry VIII lose a larger per
ccntagc u its business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
CHARTERS ISSUED.

sooueeon Cemetery Company. Incorporat-
90: minsmam. iisie. onIcers: j. s rhi
s. ea nresidt odd Hap and Ris GiE
Ponuoson va object: to conduct and
nsintain cemetery and sell vaults and
tom nStopfS
shack ltord Warren Mason. Incorporates.
Orange. Va. Capital stock: ma Simunn. $50. :
COO: mini mum. $4,000. Officers: W. Bar
ton M son. president: Fannie $. Bradbcry.
secretary. and Allan s. Warrcn-ali Of
Orange. ". Object: to purchase and take
over the general fire and Ufe insurance
and agencies of the Sha cke ford Warren
Insurance Agency. Incorporated and War
and Macon Incorporated.
National ScwspRDere Horne COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Wcekly Cotton D.yicr

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE cotton marko;
mas shown continued firmncss and activity
during the past week. with prices uIaNiuv
new htgh ground Tor the movement. Both
~ been stnuiatod by the continued Wet
weather 10 the south. aud there would also
seem TO have been active competition for
the better grades of cotton in the early
receipts. at any rate there has been q,
large business in the leading Southern spot
markets at advancing prices. while hedge
scihng here has been readily absorbed by
u broadening commission house demand and
'doInestic or Liverpool trade buying.
i, december contracts sold as high as "a "a
'this morning, making an advance OF about
- cents per pound from the low l.vci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Little Changes in
Retail Markets
Vegetables Scarce and
High-C1anber7ies IN
Season.

Retail market conditions show but
little change this week. In the fruit
line the last OF the peaches have been
delivered and sold and cranberries
have showed UP considerably In ad.
vance OF the Thanksgiving season
when they are always very popular
In the vegetable line caulihower is
the only new thing. Everything in
this line is high.
The fish market Is in better shape,
season. being more plentiful and some .
what chear\ and tho peeled shrimps
being OH hand.
NO change is TO be noted in tile
poultry market. so far as prices are
concerned. although chickens are not
SO plentiful as they have been and
nc smaller ones arc really scarce.
Eggs continue high and Somewhat
scarce.
The quotations below will rule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
Real Estate and Court News
cHANcEnr BARGAINS AND SALES.

to 'fRS %Scee y W grqFs &ad E4" M.-; swif
S SSeSri f" n - imyhSs sy = [set ~
i, 1915; az s. 80: sic, SECT October
osT M sS % & hss,sh I %i':
lori s@s, i b Sc ~s cas- soq - S a
A ,Ts@ 50 S"1 a iesi sGun Inc ,G2r1e
fls, Nos NO; Ia IA lsta !lair strse .sNi@5
e. Lcmbardy Street. October 5. 1919: tax
:, Henry : wailerstein ana Clara I. tx!te,.
so feet 3 inches tirrcGuarI al southwes;
Gieniar wjth STTe' and aiSy ssSrpcG
F. l!a5' and H SloSR = insaf fe e
A%onnS isS fSo fGe' r ISsl saS Moss SID
Milo Road. Len s4.7ao oc,oher t. 1918:
y rjic j I%S%i4s s$s:h sds tsr.s !:
sentcmbrr -. 1918. tax 81: tio
EI'lrG r lawicr. U Of M.,%andcr. Va.
f.ei inch by i9i feci south aide Il Street: :
or, south September 20. 1914: tax 81: SO:
to " T Gfreqs a and ID her 81 p fe %I
aSr, Invest oS corner TsyloT AND Mulberry
George Z. CLAY and Rcbecca a. Cwifc,. to
3oXie tcS cas inc TmSntvciehtS s wsi
e." feet south of r street. October 10.
i.'!%renee w. ,.McManus and J: D. thus
e, we5i line Mulberry AFes ssT:e % BY
G' sG.!h ,a * tian2v:.T Avenue September
%5fa2 b'rkl;%h H%a a 81 ch nn5.Ss
AyeGppg? oItvn, 5000. september H. isi9:
inisn !. Williams and William u. thus-
Alien Avcnuc eoxs5 fost vest est line E Hitm
Ayenns: II$G r:csSt 9 inches north q Grove
, sn" .n G nr1 af saI sneF %; L T Sisc
a aida S R%n "N i, feet so%,n line
Avsnne Ausnsi :, 1919; tan 5or; Sic.
.nd rsnra"rSrn g, ais 10 North EiGh
f riS;ivc block q Glonn"re rark ?,cyi47
SuerI anG m STnn Erect, srk
g ,;%riTna Msr" ~ ;oS s,u Il 'EE, "aa
S nG er eGaGSr
,, MIry = t. o;rrinr'sm' SHF H. .Hu.
Il t., Di sn w. "gas e SaiSH,,nG IIs"tiST
f f from rwen'% SoS Street septcm
Wiil%Sm L. %narles and Rosa ,,witsl. No.
Sa me rr F* SrGe' rc by lG Si 'e Of
hakG ,rc S'rF Fcrs os'ohGr lS!G: f2G%o
wan cnrH irci, in" ": sSsI4o we" fsG' s sG
stra also SOCK * sooSa nd
October l. 1919; $500.
onsG s1rs Sn xofIS Sy? sa,on%
SrS% Street. & feet "a f Hchc. 10
Leigh street drrcGular, June l. iooS:
Michael ). Kelley OF Baltimore Md. to
;n ~ Iincons and Thomas Casalc. no.
Nv ~ foot south line Cary street: 20 feet
inch west OF Belvidcrc Street October
No, $50, Kcnsinrton Avenue - .fect -
inches nv 100 feet south line ,kensineton
Avenue October .. la T $500 500 81 .. LAWS
John TAYLOR and sadie Is. twic,. to
sr9a S~'f No Zoe, ~ Nest SoG ins " "%rh
Stress s,reSi g c,d 6Ss inches south OF %rh
feet inches by i79 foct . inches south i,na
1918; tax Ss.sc: So ' S''V00 'oe'"oer TO-
@n'i cs 10 south 10" ss' &aESn s S'rse @
Der Il Iaeem max 'a SS S slG G ,f
Street, sSSliS tcst cas-" cast iiue R Swi"nd
sss ~ fest ssodH sn os,6 1sE" of u.s. {sS
Zos T. shrecsnEsst to nober, a, pavls.
Third HSsnas: ais Zee. south 81 Front ns
Emily .Rssb mam,ncl and and s Ndoiph thus.
g.; ING. ~. ssai?s East Main Street. y
tTes d feet Trssn neSss sS %sA
Of Fourteenth Street, October 10. 1915;
ETnss, H. EHrman and Anna Mae .twitc,,
Street. 3ol-a by 1870 feet west limo Seventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18

New ORLEANS, Oct. ,i7-while there
Wy" srN"ral ucturns In he price Of cot
ION today. the general trend % the ma rke,
Wa toward ioHor ioNc!E and the cio.e was
huSdy at thc decline ~ net losses for the
.s.si%n "f - 70 80 points. RculiEin. from
thc long side. in conlbin tion with fresh
scii!ns for shor; account. tho latter base
on somewhat h"ttcr weather outlook and
'4sHns from the interior Of less pot dc
inIni W." responsible FOR the rccessions
Tht Opening wa$ irregular March losing
point" during III. course Of the call. Nh!l.
n,ncr rnoH'hs "crc up. bot Immediately
Stl"r fh're ~c-S advances on tho r-ct
~"-ih'r in IN" bolt which carried the list
IN 20 a net advance Of >, - points
rom th"h "d tbcrr cries of rcac-
;tons and rccovcrc.. the market respond :
inE readily 80 either buying or selling
order. end fuc,ua,inS on every BIT of news
received. rs strongest pcrlod IN the If.
tsrnoon followed tho report OF The fsu OF
Pc,roeraq. but this ste<dincss attracted more
~ IJNT thsn eyer. which carried tho trad
inr month OF net losses OF - TO ~ points
which ser. the loves, l,ve;<.
While the weather map WAS wet expected
'"!d weather did NOT hu-tcrisiizo which
"enIrd. ~ the end TO give the advantage
70 thr selling Side: all the moro 50 hccEusc
thn forecast predicted comparatively little
rhiu for the cotton region