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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
'Ns,BUSINESSS
COLLEGE ITEMS

Mr. f. D. Smith gave the commence
ment address in Captain last Friday.
Mr. Frank Armijo, Mr.. Donald Will
son of this city, Miss Irene Lafferty
Of Tolar and Miss Margaret Homsher
of Levy, Joined our ranks this week
and several have joined our day and
evening Spanish classes. These classes
are conducted BY Mr.. Ernest Chavez
Miss Ienore Brown of San Marcial
and Miss Nesper Il. Stonier CONNER
cial teacher of Magdalena, made us a
pleasant visit this week Mr.. Henry
Dodd bookkeeper for tlfeld company
at Pasture and Mr.. Parker came in for
a visit last Saturday.
Mrs. DOME Trammell returned from
a weeks visit at her home in La Lande
Those who passed the eighty word
test this week were Miss Madge
Scott. Miss Margaret Chadwick. Miss
Airline Nonemau, Messrs. Bond and
Wiseuberg.
Miss 1gnacio Gutierrez is assisting
County Superintendent Mrs. Wilson in
her office work.
Miss Winifred Naples is doing a
temporary work at Aldo Leopold's of
flee
Miss Deuah Liphan write us that
she is enjoying her work very much
with the Hills Sutton & White Man
ufacturing company. at FL Paso, Tex.
Miss NOla Keen has accepted a po-
sition in pr Cipes' office.
Miss Tiya Sandoval was married
last week We wish her the hes, of
luck. Miss stella Tondre has gone to
her home in Los Lunas to accept a
pOSitiOD in the office of Mr. St Nor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
ELECTRICAL COMPARISON

The electricity wiring of your house,
we will say, carries 100 per cent cleo
trio current. BY using different globes
you regulate the light A 100-w globe
gives more light than 25-w globe. The
current has been reduced. Human
electricity controls the function and
nutrition of every tissue and or"an in
the body; reduce the supply of cleo
tricity to any given organ and its
ability to do its work is corresponding
ly reduced. This condition IS gener-
ally spoken of as disease. Now, the
scientifical way to overcome the dis
ease of whatever nature-is what we
are interested in.
Chiropractic IS unlike any other
science purporting TO relieve the suf-
fering. The chiropractor does not
treat, heal or cure. uses no drugs, ST.
gerry, osteopathy or other therapeuti-
cal means or other agencies but calls
into play only the art of his science
to adjust the cause of disease and let's
nature cure. His hands are his tools.
NJ. S. ENGE. d. c.,
Chiropractor.
Phone 59l. 206 Y n. Second Street.
albuquerque, n. M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
At THE PASTINIE.

William Fox has added to his forces
two more clever motion picture art
lists. They are Albert Ray-whom he
is starring-and Ehnor Fair They
will be seen at the Pastimc theater to-
day and tomorrow in a new photo
play, Married in Haste" Both are
young-Mr. Ray being - and Miss
Fair still in her teens-and both have
already done very clever work in mo-
ton pictures.
Married in Haste" is said to be a
fast snappy comedy drama, 1t deals
with young spendthift who is forced
to make good in business because Of
the scheming of his young wife 10
Keep his own money away from him
until he has done so, He does make
good finally; but the road that he and
his bride travel meanwhile is beset
by many obstacles--most of them
laughable, In their poverty they are
mistaken Cor crooks; but his wife al
ways with her eve on the main
chance, helps hubby into position
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
At THE LYRIC.

Local theater patrons will find a
great difference IN the story of "A
Midnight Romance" second of the
Anita Stewart special productions, 10
be shown at the Lyric for the last time
today and that of her first super at
traction, 'Nirtuous Wives"
In her latest offering to motion pic
ture fans in albuquerque, she essays
a role the exact opposite in its social
position, refinement and association
TO that of her Characterization OF
Amy Forester in owen Johnsons
story. In "A Midnight Romance" she
plays the part of hotel maid, who
is a mystery to everyone with whom
she comes in contact.
Known to the housekeeper of the
hotel only as one of the passengers
rescued from a stranded OCEAN liner
that had gone aground near the big
summer resort, Marie begins her first
days work in the cotton livery of a
maid by running headlong into ro-
nance. Two society crooks have Sc
lected the object of Mares affections
as their victim. In the succeeding ac-
ton Marie innocentIy is made the VIC
tim of their conspiracy to compromise
young Roger Sloan as the preliminary
to blackmail scheme.
By sacrificing herself and running
the risk of being discovered by those
who were seeking her, she saves Sloan
and disappears. Where and how he
finds her again constitutes novel
and surprising ending to strong
story Of mystery, love and fast NOV
ing action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25

rvaled in its appeal only by the pic
uresque beauty of the storys back
ground
Hart has the role of Mcconnell, and
he has invested it, II is declared, with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
MAN SAVES WIFE
IN NICK OF TIME

"My wife was unable to eat even the
lightest food, and had fallen away to
a living skeleton. She could not even
keep her doctors medicine on her
stomach and was tortured with pain.
ON the recommendation of a friend |
bought a bottle of MaYrs Wonderful
Remedy and she is all right now and
has gained forty pounds" 1t is
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. one dose will
convince or money refunded.
For sale by Briggs Pharmacy and
druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
81 Cured Myself
of Tuberculosis"

Every sufferer
from Weak Lungs
everyone affilct-
ed with chronic
cough should
read this remar6-
able history Of a
druggist, afflicted
with tuberculosis,
who experimental
on himself, seek
ing a road to
health. With his
simple treatment
any cough tracked.
tortured person
may find QUICK
relief in a home
treatment. Scott h.
ing, pleasant; any
one may use il
under plain direc-
tons. just send
name and address
on post card TO
ADDlIslNE 2li5
Capital ~ rmst
Bldg, Columbus,
ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25

/ in which he does something beside
! spending money.
In connection with the above, there
| will also be seen a Billy West come
dy, The Straight and Narrow"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
OFFICIALS OF FORD
MOTOR COMPANY DENY
STORY OF NEW CAR

Cortez Quickel of the Quickel Auto
and Supply company, is in receipt of
the following circular letter, which
he requests the Journal to publish for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
AT THE "B,"

Mary Anderson. leading woman for
Henry B. Walthall star Of The False
Faces" by Louis Joseph Vance, a
splendid Thomas II. Ince Paramount
Aircraft special picture. which will be
shown at the "B" theater today and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
FACTS About TEXAS
and Oil Map Free

Where and how investors are making
money on stocks, leases and royalties.
Production records history of com
panies. Facts every investor should
have, 4CREE.
The Texas Oil Development Assn,
First National Blk. Bldg, Denver, Colo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
CmANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Henry 8; Iiu..e!r. and Ralph J. Levy. .rus-
street, ciSiio feet south line Grace strcst.
~ feet cast OF Allen Avenue. May .. 1919:
wsh aeRs. S Sc qssI 5s
street; Xp!i :, lsls; $40; " m''.',.
row c Shap Tss w Ms'T ns
AssnS Anr g s rse' sss ."
:. F. SitierdinE. !. u; carneai and Charlie.
Ms np. S ds nPps @
OF Of. Twsnsy-siSth and p Streets. April IL.
Edward {; Ryan. trustee. to Ellis c. white
AMI AMI neatriee tsife,; 59xieo feet at Northwest
s;rss &pfi . isi,. Ns s:s$s and N''o'0"
200 Nor Fnr' rpsss 10 Hgrnsnsc 19 ley
STfsi. Gf = l'I' i;s" and carenc.
Hughes, trustees. TO Walter t.. Wills. .9sxS;
S.! %'s ss, "sr'h ns e 9s"sr all"
; :. feet cay, line North Avenue also
Of HSn A y s nnd s,ua9 hHaa
lots l. and block A.. .Ginter Park, Ter,
North Avenue aud Rrookiand Park Bouls
street and Ei,ervicw Road: also =. M acrSs
In ashland district. Hanover County. April
ne :rscordci1FF s,uerdins and f. NJ. Box
s Sou 'r rs sv Annie bryee 2ns' fee,
'esn,n Street, October, ef. lsii; $500.
NJ l. RichcsOn and f. L.. CrutChnc!d, trus
tees. to George n. Richardson. 5it - Cath
crime Street. !1xI0t feet north sid" Cath"-
Kim, I street, :. :, feet cas-, OF Smith Street.
William l.. Tyler trustee. to F.. II. Turn
ing and W. +. Drumeller. ?3Ki2a feet ut
northeast corner % Twenty ninth and VI
William J.. Tyler trustee. to Helen q;
Iuhans and George l.. thushandD. 5oxi3I
feet Inches on north side Dance Street.
between Carter and Richie Streets May ).
1919: $tis
81; =; Npnnally. trustee. to r; II. Bin
lp
81 feet south OF Wickhain Street. January
5. 1915: ta.a77.s0
William Thomas. trustee. TO Richard Nealc
and Mary twite); 49, West Moore Street.
l'Nien feet north line Moore Street. 81 fcnt
west OF Elizaheth Street. April 81. laI9: 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
REUNION OF PAMUNKEYs
Indians Pinn Celebration of American
Indian Day-Tribe Now
Numbers 127.

,tSpeciai 70 Inc mes-Dispatch.1
WEST POINT. VA. May s.-The
Indians at the Pamunkey Reservation
Just above here are getting ready for
great reunion of their tribe on Satur-
day. May 10. when they will celebrate
american Indian Day. Chief Georg e
Cook. who says that his tribe num-
bers now only l27 says only ninety
eight live in the reservation, but he
expects to have the members all there
for this reunion
They are scattered about at work in
VARIOUS places. several went to the
war voluntarily and one, Joseph I.
Niles. gave his life for his country.
He was wounded by machine gun
bullet in an attack on the town of
Bra melville. France. on November Z.
and died in a hospital November 9.
Just two days before the signing OF
the armistice.
Chief Cook has invited the Governor
OF NirE and many well-known peo-
pie OF Richmond and elsewhere to
Join in this celebration. There will
he Interesting features besides a fish
fry and dancing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
Real Estate and Court News
cHAScERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

.y twfe, 10 F'Wn wi a Of Ghe s.F
Geld County. 5oxls' feet GrreEu!arl ives.
l'n. Mnn;roSr Avenue. so feet north az
Southampton; t;en OF $500. April Is 1912:
Trustee % G!ntcr rark Methodist Er!s,
ccrT CHURCH South 70 T ,oo, Barnett, o
northwest corner or Hawthorn ard Labur-
nuni Avenues. April -. Jaia: $3.50
W Winfrey and .Iudi,h =. ,nwif'>. Of
22'o Floyd Avenue. j, feet 81 inches BY
les feet north line Floyd Avenue. AT cast
corner OF Addison street; lien OF $500.
to Lula {. McPhsil. zoo East Franklin
Street. ~ feet 3. inches by lS9 feet north
sid" Franklin Street. ss feet l., inches
east OF Twenty -seventh Street. May /. 1918:
El,zsSe,h 4, MsTsais and George NJ .hu,-
savage Frucc. lot is. block Il. Gintcr Park
= f :So fee, ,o9,h O. Walton Street; lien OF
2one East Leigh Street. 70 feet nches
street y feet II inches "es II IN" Twe esis"
ninth Street: also 2el. and .aIi East Leigh
Street. 81 foe, /: inches by q feet l..
inches north line i.ctsh STREET. . feet l..
400 and 2aoc East Leigh Street, % feet
l." inches by % feet j. inches al north
cast corner Of Leigh and Twenty ninth
ss,,G,c""tS; lien Of $3.50. April - 1919; IA.
Roland y. chndrey and Mrs. II twifs, to
Street. IS feet . inches by lcd feet cas-, line
TMenty-,hird Street. 20 south line Marshall
I" Elizabeth r. Cobb ct ais. lot s. block
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
! Glnter Park. 1oOx,4o fset llrreEularl eat

i linz Giptsr bark ,Ss fec. .gTIssua ea.,
F.. si,terdinE and a F. 81. Box ley trustees.
to Joseph Hodes deed from Annie Bryce
and Lew,s Ihusband). 2oxss fec. 10 inches
Thirteenth sire.:. February :. is,s: sl.,c g.
Elizabeth Run and Louise run to w. r.
isIo2rouSh 81 West Clay Street. 2exlE feet
Street. It3 feet / Inch west Of Monroe Street.
April -. 1919; tax $780, $40.
Charles II. Phillips and julia e. fwife) to
/. f. Simmons. 2es1xl,o feet 10 inches south
line Siuar. Avenue. ssl.1s feet west OF Bel
,Marga5e, 4. Shields TO Woo Book King.
:tcS and 2ioS Jefferson Avenue. .6 feet I
inch by c! feet inches north line jefferson
fourth Street May /. 1919: ,so2s.
s. West. lots + an" 6 Moes A. c s us
teet inches by i2I feet north side Brook
=. J. Bcattie ard Hettie O. (wife) TO w.
w. Martin and i. " Martin, .il2 Vcna bic
srsf 5o fec; .eFSI BY - tss
west OF Rose Street; lien OF $1,000. April 3.
1919: tax $40. $40.
F.. II. Not, and Edith VI. twtel to Otto
GraEna t H. lo's - and 50 6loeiS i; Brookiand
lien OF $500. MAY ) 1918; 1900
John ". wiiiams and Annie S. twf.) 20
= T. Be "a lsx55 feet north line Floyd
Of sslse May !. 1919; $500.
Kate Christian Moore AMI Harry r (hus.
sand! - j; " Stewart, sel ioe Twenty. third
rwen,y-;h,rd Street. il let s Inches north
o, Leigh STREE May l. 1919: tax $40. sio
Lula Saunders BASS 10 o y. Martin. ,Ir.,
Grove and Floyd Avenues. loS Zee, cas-, OF Of
Gilmour Street. April -. 1919: tax 81. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
CAN APPEAL ACTION
United States Circuit Court of tppe,l,
issues Mandate In Lynch-
burg Caac,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
LfNCHBCRG. VA. May "a man
CniNd states Circuit Court OF Auneais
~ Richmond. by which the suit or the
rosemary Manufacturing Company
against the Ha lifaX Cotton Mills will
be reheard by Judge Mcdowell in the
district Court here IL rhc plain iff
SoiihipnnE MES supplemental bill
the handing down Of the decree
The suit was originally Instituted
mere by the Rosemary concern against
Engagements Of patents. but when il,
came before Judge Mcdowell the bill
was ordered to be dismissed Later the
the filing of bill, asking the court
ut Richmond to permi, this. and il
mas bcen granted. the lower court be-
ing ordered 10 hear the case upon such
Dill II hled in accord with the innndnt c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Berry and Stroud Building and Loan
COMPANY, Inc; Lynchburg. Va. .Ofr4ers. r..
both OF I.ynchburg. Amendment changing
name to Berry Stroud. Inc.
Haynes Chemical Corporation, Richmond
,n,aao CAPITAL. maximum, $4,000; minimum.
1910. Officers. Jules Breuchaud president
Reinord. IS Broad Street and broadway,
TTsw York phillip HashGook. treasurer,
secretary. 100 Hicks Street. Brooklyn, New
YORK. ~ Y. Object. d.sinfectants. chemi-
Arsonne Realty Cooperation: Norfolk. Va.
capital, maximum, 5000 minimum, 81 600
onicers, II. u. Martin. president: F. A
Biii.oiy secretary. Norfolk. Va. OBJECT real
". J; Whiting Lumber Company. Inc
'NortolH County, Portsmouth. Va. r. r n
oapital. maximum. $1,000: minimum, 800
T,hhccers: W j. Whiting. president: /. V
NnitinE secretary. Portsmouth, Vn. OBJ
icci. general lumber business.
A!c"Sa Improvement Company. Inc. Ar
minimum. 5000. Officers. ii. q. hucbanay
president. nichmond. Va: r. r. Hough
real estate business. ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
twenty STOCKS CAUSE
OF WILD EXCITEMENT
"iis and Rails Were Leaders WitI,
Marines and Clothing Max
ing Advances.
PIC DEAL NOW EXPECTED
United States Steel Corporation
Agrees to Accept $500 Per Ton
Less on Pig Iron Than the Price
Fixed.
ny nuOADAN wAI.L.

NEW YORK. May S.--Wild excite
1ent prevailed In about twenty stocks
Wall street today, while others were
aim. United States Steel was a strong
ssue. but was kept within bounds and
I'howed but a fractional net gain. al
houSh at one time il was up more
nan two points.
The oils and the oil rails were the
leaders, with marines and clothing
,socks making spectacular advances
american Wooden and Texas Oil were
'mong the athletic issues.
Of the low priced rails. Texas Pa
|'!fc. Missouri Pacific and Frisco were
eaders. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Ens well bought. There was no fur
her explanation for the moves in the
marine Issues except tho report cur
vent for several days OF deal that
2sin make Gulf look cheap nj the high
|.st price ever touched. IL the deal
Foes through.
Conference OF steel Men,
For the strength In United states
|''eel there was the conference OF steel
producers and railroad men who arc
gns 70 agree on a price. II will be
that when the price was
I.,Acn several weeks ago United States
['ee! was willing TO accept 81 ton
ess on pig Iron than the price fixed
,t ehteI Iny Wall street believed re-
gI. 'nat nus 81 ton reduction would
eG,or- general OF railroads.
detailed examination OF today's mar
&c, SHOWS tina, nifty stocks made no
l,et change for the day and that Ils
'eGciined; while l27 advanced.
Inc advance in American wooden ex-
'ted wall Street traders. but was not
mater or any surprise To ruanufac-
urers OF clothing. Many OF these have
scsiieo their salesman from the road
ecause the demand is SO great there
nc mo possible hope, OF hllinE 1t. and
,eadauarters because It is useless to
axe more orders. The American
F,Voolen Company Is the one establish
lnen able 10 furnish cloth. The whole
so, ,, seems 70 be changing It's clothes
3'r ioo0o.000 soldiers both men and
3fomen The stock has been picked M
~ clothing manufacturers for weeks
{Hd they have no thought or selling j.:
f'round present prices.
Whole World Changing shoes.
BY the same token tho leather stocks
linouid be good purchases because the
tShoie world lis also changing its shoes
ne world seems also TO be changing
IL shirt Judging from the buying go
ing on In. Manhattan Shirt stock
wall street heard today OF the organ
Eation OF very important pool in
Jniied states Steel common. Members
RS who have been identified with the
Company ever since its organization
General Motors was another stock to
make new record today.
SEw [So i.RI,a, M s1M .i;;nY.; o,uer.
0nerclsl .iIN.dAv niils on banks. ,i4i.
tss; eabirr. us, Nine loans stronr: HiN;y
isys- ninety da>s Hnd six month 81 q s..
.eptauCes. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
PROVIDE NEW UNIFORMS
Discharged Men to Get OUTFIT In Eu,,
Repair When Sent
Home.

WASHINGTON, May s.-The War ne
partment has ordered that, before the
discharge of each man from the SER
vice: he shall be inspected by his or
Eanization commander to insure tina
the uniform issued to him and which
he takes with him on discharge. is a
new one or reclaimed bne practically
as good as new and suitable without
doubt for wear at parades or at cere-
monies.
If. upon inspection. uniforms are
found not to be presentablc, new ones
Will be issued For this purpose tho
War Department. furnishes Form 631
ago upon which statement as to
may be entered. The same rule gov
erntng the issuance Of uniforms to
discharged soldiers applies to recruits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
CHAPEL HILL PLANS BIG
PARADE MEMORIAL DAY
Many ORGANIZATIONS. Including over
seas Ncn, VIII lie Tn Line
OF March.
TBy AssocIatcd Prc.s.l


CHAPEL HILL. May s.-Memorial
Day. Saturday. May 10, will find Chanel
Hill. the university and the entire
surrounding community not only pay
ing tribute to tho Old soldiers of the.
sixties. but also honoring tho new
nshters Of the world war as well a
Dig parade. to include all overseas
men. training camp troops. S. 4. r. g.
students. Civil War veterans. navy,
marine and aviation men and mons
y. 7. c. men. is on the program for
saturday morning. which will be fol.
lowed by exercises in memorial nail
Many short addresses are on Ino
program; the list of speakers to includ,
~ nr II. w Chase, Colonel Joseph Hyde
Pratt lately commander of the on.
Hundred and Fifth Engineers: Major.
!. T. Mclendon. DR.. Archibald Hender-
SON Professor George NJ nIcKle. Majo
", WiIilam cain, Chaplain II. l.. Baskiu.
Mayor w: S. Robertson, r. l.. stroud
j. II; Webb and DR.. c. Jones.
Following the exercises in memors.
na!l an elaborate spread will be served
the overseas and training camp men.
campus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
CHASCERY TRUST DEEDS.

M s9s. % 9seIH s. a94;s
sweet w o. n apr' i iSs hissss. NJ l-,., to
Inc Gsriasd Avenue is. fee, north OF
tee. al west Gay Z street. .:xii feet tros
OF Monroe a srss April tsi 1918.
:: A Nm Ma Gs5man and Ernes, NJ shus-
trusiees. sOxsOo feet east line Chamberlaync
sTd ar * fse nes hp os 81 ,s, $685.
Fin. {. white and Beatrice I; Sw!f.s to
%sposon st5sei Nay f T. 1873: ,is s.ue and
,e was g. &C., Tq c sd e. S. Wh s sna
Sli East Federal street, ls5 feet inches
snd s,earns Streets; also, ilee. ITO. and iIos
Spf 90 , fss! INCHES o"
! W; W.seman and Stella NJ. ivife) to
ohr j. .D wi1ke In. III ,sos,es 1l5s tss
sssi or twenty second Street, May s. 1919 1915:
:, ESPs.' /; Thomas and Cora swlfs, TO
Wills trustees; ;9xi,e feet ives, side secon i
MSn2e 1919: ss tss south OF Burns Street
.n %a Sroa asks III to a.. w.nan
1SsHf s;4ss SGr"e Ma, q and Mar
virginia Really and Construc!ion Company.
INC. To w. p. Redd trustee. 30HI26 feet ca IL
line l-ombardy Street, 10 feet ~ inches
south OF Staples Street; also eosl3o feet at
southeast corner Of Taylor Street and Allen
Avenue. April Is. 1912: $1,000
Otto Ora gnani 10 Sherrod G. Mott. trustee
6hN1S5 feet east line Grimm Avenue 20 feet
south OF nrookland Park boulevard. May
John r, cr,thier and FannI. TT. (w,f.,
TO Pollard and BaEby. Inc. trustee. 2oll
Monument Avenue. lxlso feet south lint
Monument Avenue. 1905 feet west of Allison
street: May .. 1919: $4,000.
r IL Eeatiie and Hc,tis G. twfe) to
is.iS ices ncr,h IiEe Floyd Avenue; 81 feet
Richard Ncale and Mary (wift) to..W i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
On the Curb Market

NEW YORK. MAJ S:-InGuenced nv tho
Snlmation q strength wflCn marked the
dealing IN the n;h:r stock markets bushes
on M curb today was owe Il lse:-r volume
man m 10 br""s.:iHg Htl,iis II tn.
weehs Prices in nearly tho entire lis; scored
GAINS Of from J 70 points. Hich prlced
OILS We're more active. Merritt and Iniorna :
con.l Petroleum and medium ur!c.d shares
w"r6 stronger. Slpissiur mining a fen :
tHre and adva need about points The
;ol,owinr arc the sales:
lS,pr Aetna Explosives ~. n lI-.. 9. M Cos
dan OIL s',T-D: s.5n5 Federal oil Sc, .
70 International Petroleum. ara S,i-: 40
METROPOLITAN Petroleum So n ~: 80, VIC
tnria OIL rev stock. ~ a ~. 1900 Merritt
on; 5a'- @3M 100 Atlanta, sds: loo ne
go GoltnsA Gers lsals; LOO Jumbo Ex;
as 800 Moths- Lode. .lTt2: lento Si-.
tssing. IoG10;5 s.6r Rev Cons ANS: 1905
Tonooah Extension. 2s-ls 4 ii-is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nav s.-The cotton market
vas irregular today finishing little lower
included in the selling throughout tho scs-
ion were orders from the West, but the
.hic lEo Heard or Trade closed AZ l? - T.. NJ .
ihicaso time and thereafter business in
cotton decreased ana prices became stcadier
! tier they had been wcak, There was GOV.
ring and also trade buyinr on tho rally
Orleans.
Local short covering and trade huving
FnInts on new new c Gooo positions In the flna
tet decline OF to u points The marx .;
ksins slightly in tho final trading under
$pot at New Orleans was stead WITH
&id.t.in. - noints .ower It 40 c.r:s Tn.
a decline Of y points at 2s.7S cents
Receipts OF cotton at come OF the lead,--
bonts: Galveston. 1870: New Orleans iSas:
dobile. Sos: Savannah. s,43s: Charleston al :
Yiminston; ?H: Norfolk. l:6as: Boston. 3Ss
augusta. 2ie4: st. Louis. 3.l02. 90