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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Walker Of Writ
were Ardmore visitors Friday. Mr.
Walker is general manager Tor the
lol<la OH and Gas Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Texas Company we'll No. on he
y +. Dllard farm in section 27-4.-2w
is underreaming at $50 feet.
We'll No. 4 is drilling at 24O fect.
Wen No. . as a rig on ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Gypsy Oil Company.

GYPSY Oil Company. No. 1 Ricke,t.
farm, in section /, 3s-3w. is drilling
ON two lugs at depth of 2,6l5 feet.
The formation at this depth is a sandy
shac.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Gypsy OIL Company. No. Herring
ton farm, in section 81, 9s-2w, is
drilling at a depth Of 326 feet in u
water sand. No. on this farm has
reached a depth of IL feet and !,
shut down FOR a shaft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Il. +. Hmolt was here yesterday
from Fort Worth, Texas, looking at'
ter his OIL interests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
DAILY ARDMOREITE

up standard tools. No. has a fish.
irg jot an hands and No. and no.
: are rigs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

duction and it will BE- watched very
closely
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Texas Company Report.

Texas Company we'll No. 3 on the
Il. p. Shirley farm in section l.?s-5w
is fishing at 1855 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Texas Company well so. on the
Horton farm in section 2l4s-2w =
building rig.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Wcstheimer & Daube No. on the
billiard farm, IN section 81, 4s.2w, is
producing at a rate of about 500
barrels Il day and No. is changing
to standard tools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Wcslheimor s Daube No | on the
Isabel farm, in section %, 4s-2w, is
making on an average OF from 500
10 400 barrels a day. No. 3 is build
ing a standard rig. No. Is rigging
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Humble Company. .

Humble Oil Company well No. |
on the Horton farm in section 2S4s.1W
is pulling the l2 IL casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Humble Oil Company, well No. n
the Stroman farm, in section 23-4s.2w,
is ready to drill They are at . depth
of 1916 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Homer Adams is an Ardmorc visit
or from Fort Worth, TcXaS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

well No. , in section -, 2s3w, in
tn, Fox district
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Texas Company we'll no. ON tie
Denny farm in section 27is-2w is
starting the 10 inch pipe OF 2l2O feet
TEXAS Company well 40. 1 on ;hc
II. \. Hicks farm in section G-jn,9c is
drilling at 500 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Humble Oil Company. well No. l
on the Voorhees, farm. in section IL
4s.2w, is shut down at 7S9 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Humble Oil Company, well No. on
the Ward farm, in section 22-4s-2w,
is drilling at l 1.4Si feet.
Well No. on the Ward farm IL
standing at 1870 feet.
Well No. 2 is drilling in sand rock
at 1893 feet.
Well No. is drilling in sand rock
at $50 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Humble Oil Company, well No. l
on the billiard farm, in section -, As
2w, Is a new location. They have
u rig built and are ready to move in
standard tools. This well is an off
set TO the Skclly well on the billiard
In section 80, 4s.2w.
Humble Oil Company well No. l
on the Horton farm is a new location
and has the rig timbers on the
ground This well is located on the
Humble tcn.acre tract, in section u,
4s-2w.
Humble Oil Company well No. l
on the Dillard farm in section %. As
w is u new location on the ten-acre
tract. They have the rig timbers OH
the ground.
Z. L. Jefferies well No. on the
Kalish farm in section lG, 4s2w has
set the hrldeu head and is now drill
ing q. l.. at 470 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Rapid Development Hcfner Farm.

.N Sep,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
COURT WILL RULE ON
VOTING LIST QUESTION
Election Officers Want Decision as
Safeguard Against Any Pos
siblc Contest.

Judge u. e. Richardson, @! the IIus.
;.nEs Cour,. was asked yesterday 20
give decision on the question OF
voting in the election OF November .
on pol! tax receipts. The question
was raised when the case OF John
Stewart Bryan. who was denied the
rleht . vo;e :ou- years ago. because
through cler.c., omission. his name
old not appear on inc printed list OF
voters The city Treasurer : re-
CURED . 1ria, this list by Law. TIE
Is; is -h+a used ~ the election o.
ac-rs IS she official list.
!; was a ,pays!ca! .Tposs!o.lity ,or
aaG h-Ne i printed ia time for IN"
election :h!S year, because OF the IN
H-r u: women voters. The list OF
= ale voters however. was printed. -
max - changed conditions W.. Jus
ts!y =pt-uE t1- reg istratlou LIST AZ
sufficient E-araH,ce mat the women
who fla 20 vote AZ" cYl: qualified
Eo;s-s they prefer 10 haze ! ru.in-
q ne question by ne judge o, tn.
aEanst any coais-; tina; might be
r-Dlgar Lz,-- Hence ne .eg..s,
made oE Judge Richardson
ii Conference ,y.tu Judge H.caard-
ssa were John " purcell chairman
u M CITY Democratic Committee"
Giyr- y. Saurcrrs O.: the Third DE-
LE.t comm tt--' John l.. ingram.
secretary o; the Gig Electoral Board
s-@ra n = - pu-Da an! several utr.r.;.
slg- i:!-ha-tsyE ezrv.d 70 give Il
!1r'ra! hearing - col-t later n the
month! ], NJ b=.is"ed That IN.
:cre with the Eight % vote gwen TO
women Z? jat Fedora. Amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
MRS. SALE WILL DIRECT
WH|RLW|ND TOUR TODAY
Women Solicitors for Democratic
Campaign Fund Are Active
in GoOchIund County,

Mrs. William Wilson Sale will
d!rec; a whirlwind tour Of Goochiand
County today for tho Democratic
campaign fund. of which sha is chair
man OF the women's division IN Rich
mond. Woman speakers and solicit
tors for the fund will visit many
points in Goochiand In an nutomo-
bile. Mrs. Jnmcs w. Durham is the
speaker o! the automobile party She
VIII speak on Marking the BALLOT"
az Saboi. Mannikin, Cardwell the State
Farm and Goochland Courthouse.
Mrs. Durham is also listed as a
Speaker 1T the meeting OF women to
be held undc" the auspices OF tn.
Catholic Womans Club tonight. The
meeting is To be In the auditorium of
The MrGill Catholic Union. Following
INC talk on citizenship and ballot
marking musical selections will! bc
rendered by Miss Eleanor Dnnahoe.
Miss Louise Stumpf and Miss virginia
Stumpf.
All Of tho candidates for City Treas
ircr have accepted the Invitation of
me Richmond League OF Women
otcrs To speak at meeting to be
held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation building. The place for the
meeting was changed from suffrage
headquarters because OF the larger
seating capacity. Mrs Charles p.
Lee Will be chairman for the after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
NEGROES ESCAPE ARREST
FOR LACK OF WARRAR I
her&ey Erplsias His Fart in fi=sI
Between Blacks Niatuct

ErL-.z. ,.=i5y==-. -%g-r-s IN Z "a
iio.z s--e-t cA- --Ht-y -tsa; "a ---@4
S15@- y+s-+r5zg. -; iae g5sa .'5r
gf,T. - G-JlS E-- ~ I.tay-' :
@so-5 t. 5-Az ---E. w1=-e ta= DIS
9r.1s-E -s- E@ -==I 9F=- . 8
r. ~. ~ a.. e ~ a,- s--et
-. $50 .s- doors. e.- -lT-~E --t5
i-G4 --lz=---gr- .ts-=- e- f--1-
1.t- u zr-,s a-ZS TIE l4 gag
3, ~ ~ tts --r-tst ~:
- -1l---- 20 s-E1uI ne -r5Et
SIS -G=@. sv-- .4s .s!r-.
tr~ -r-czE station 40 vas o. --z;t-
~ : --1=-E L.s- -= permitted re No.
Erpss - - re- stt@t 81 ar:-cs .n-I
> but az1t.-z r- -l-s -a 1"---l -
--.Ts=y Z. SAP: -a= cay. ~A--A nzt
:1&n md WGns. same - ~.5p "a u.
as was s;ati1.ea =. F.r":- S'..--- s1d
The cc-d actor .. -na-cs- tr=.- .---Hs.
keTsey says r. .,1r.e :.4t=.! cz..-G
the SeroIi S-a- on erl ordered ,a=
patrol sent - ;a= scene - ..@ mean
kline h. asked t-= t-- - y. the car
hght!ag negroes. u 2as ..tgr-H-1.
he says. that trer .JG.d ror aut lhz.
one Of the conc -a,g's 7ag aa- Just;
been relieved cp..3
The pe,rOl. G wa.rr wEr- ~. =
two policemen. and tr- ether -y.cI =
tor. arrived OF the s-eCE ~ aag.- tle
same tame Al OF ih- cat r-.4 T..e
asked II ;hev could .Gen-..y any ~
the d.sGr!er.v negroes one - t.a
conductors SAID be could l3-a.-:, OH b.
one This man ral .g'apal aI- or =
window ~ flrs. ann clay streets
krrsey aii,t that none o.! .a-
crew wol!d swear GUY &sf-s-.-
and nenc., ne ,ll.A -l-E- l.g arrest.
Tic other t"a office Jas
iinruGr ana Tp.tg"Wau W..s.- or.
hrucd kcT>.y-z efl- ~ eEsre. .r
u. lIf.r l.- r...H mr.. q. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
FIGHT ON ElGHT-HOUR
WORKDAY BEGINS TONIGHT
Long md .tuhhurnly Contested H,,
tie Expected before Committee
Take. Action

The merits OF the ordinance 90 es-
,ab!sh an o!ght-hOGr WDrEGay for
all city cmp.oycs viii DE discussed
at = special meeting Of the Oraln-
ance Committee % the Council. va.rh
VIII be held tonight u, O'Clock
Connciiman Thomas y. Morton IS
leading the fight for the measure.
Sentiment ia The committee is d.
vidcd. some o: the members opro--
ing the measure on the ground th..
IT entails an IncV"as" Of about $500
pVU In the current expenses Of tho de-
partments and the tax Increase This
year Is only sufficient TO NICE. Tho
expenses under which he rovernmen,
is nov running. The argu. that inc
eight hour wOrkday w..l max. an
Diner increase N tsHcs inevitable.
= Both sides w!ll bc given = r,ll
hearing before the coiumIrt.. taxes
action on the measure rho oriin-
sance is advocated ny tho labor unions
,HnG has the support uf some Of tnn
most Influential m"u in each hrarr1
of the CITY Council Sevcral hear
jugs will De mad In all p-ohar,.fitv
before iile committee r.eomrn.uds
stife measure for adoption or -.jec.
tIon.
e Their. vii BE- meeting OF tina
Finance Committee tonight at
o'clock and half al hOu. earlier tnt
regular monthly meeting Of the Com
mittee on Claims VIII be held. TN.
business docket 81 the latter commit.
tee Is light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
odav and Tonight
in Richmond

Miss \ichi Hawai-. national, ,-cr~-
tHry \. W. &. 8. in Japan, John
MARSHALL High school. morning.
weekly meeting Rotary club,
notary room Of Hotel Ricbmond, !.
Woman. Auxiliary, Wcs,min-
stcr Church. 3:,o
commonwealth Chapter. DnuEh-
ter. Of American Hc, oiu,ion, 9.
Ki"hm"nd irnsnr OF Women
voters. Central y. ". G. A.. i:3U.
Legislative committee. 1.ntrnI
rrnhrs and Labor Council. Lyric
building. :.
rairi"k Henry branch. Triend.
$50. S'
Opening days s-s>ion, fo,,v-
zig nth annual convention. ,r,i,n
hniihrrs' National Association, uf
"iicd states. J~iTcrson Hotel. 10.
council Committee an Ordinance,
y "'"ior!..
"uEcii Committee an I'innnce.
Council Committee ON CIaIm.
Mr~. Thomas Ware Durham. a,
";slloi marking, before Catholic
w omrhs tlub Of Itirhmond. Me
'iii Union Hall auditorium. \.
| Continuation of REPATRIATION for
directory OF husincss and proTe.
| iohai women OF HicIiInond NJ
1"oths centrally located.
! Ih'rd days session Of fourteenth
| annual training schooJ for n.nu..
sunday school workers. IT..
hnpiist Church, &. 3. 6 and 7:3O.
Academy OF Muaic, Keith xr,d
| sIne and motion pisturer, $3.50, =
I virginia Chapter, American
| Guild of orEanists. Parish Unn.s
81 ~. Pnul's Church. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
This Augurs Well for
100000 Population
for Richmond by 1880

In Havana there In firm that
Is Ia the market for building ma
terlnl. This concern Inns written
to the Itichmond Chamber OF COM
mercc asking To be given the
nanies OF mills and dealers who
might he in position to supply
fnrEc quantity of material used In
construction work.
The pilot of conway OF ears
which are soon to he sent South
: Inns asked tho chamber Ia ndrise
him how he can DC routed through
NtrEintn 40 ms to Include Rich
niond. The party VIII leave Hurt
FORD. Conn.,, within short time.
\ lnrEc manufacturing concern
has written to the chamber nSk-
ing for Information about Rich
niond. especial! regarding fits
position ns distributing center.
The sales manager who Inns I'm
hnnd the matter or getting infor-
nation asks nlso very particularly
about the educational advantages
OF Itichmond. Its Industrial growth
and other activities.
Margaret IIcIErcn. aged s, In
the fourth Ernde OF Henry W.
Yates school, Omnhn. Scb., writes
To the chamber that she has henrd
great denl about Richmond, and
wants some pictures nnd books
about the city that she can study
and show 10 her Eule friends.
The chamber has promised her
thnr her name would he given 10
girls In Richmond. some or whom
might wnnt TO write to her md tell
her what beautiful city they
live In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
ACTIVITY TO COME WITH
EASING OF MONEY MARKET
High Prices and Unsatisfactory. la
Dor Conditions Cause Dcfcrment
Of Building Operations.
LOOK FOR 100 PCT. INCREASE
Need Is Felt for Larger Number OF
buildings of All l[indS-Slack-
ching OF Demand Causes Curtail-
mcnt OF Activities.

X. c. Dun 4 Co: In special report
complied for The Times Dispatch yes
According to report for Septem
Der or the superintendent OF the Blu
rcau of Building Inspection. in THIS
city. the amount Of new work au-
pared with september. 1919. shows p
decrease Of $il3.0S3 and OF repairs
and alterations OF S5,367. or a total
,horiyn o., Of work new and old an
compared with the same month a wear
ago. OF S4lS,i5O.
Builders and contractors are doing
some work. mainly completing jobs
begun earlier in the year, hut little
or no new operations are being I'M
dsrtaken 1t is estimated that the
ing lines is hardly up to % per cen;
ntrmal. General demand for ma
isria!s is consequently, correspond
iinSiy weak: priceS OF hardware and
particularly wal! paper. remain firm.
n rev orick manufacturcrs are MAX
ire, s'IE ,,i, concessions but claim
production. caused by Increased
freight rates. present price of Goa;
ana OF labor any material decrease
able al Quotations o" 'f''K is not prob
The most pronounced weakening
IN demand for materials is shown in
lumber. in which wholesale prices
have declined in the past few months
from 10 TO 40 pc" cent. The greatest
Weakening is in hardwood flooring
Retail prices have declined about =
per cent owing TO the uuSatisfac-
tory condition Of the building situd-
ton, some of the smaller mills have
temporarily suspended operations and
larger mills are curtailins their ac-
tivity
should there he an easing OF the
money market and Il reduction: or
prices of materials. il is believed
building activity wouia lie increased
IN tho coming months by about 100
per cent. The need IL felt Cor Il larger
numh"r OF buildings OF all kinds,
out. with the present financial striu.
Etncy. high prices and unsatisfau-
tory labor conditions. the undertake
in: OF operations is being deferred"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
'BRAME WILL C0NF|sCATE
LIQUOR SMUGGLING SHIPS
"Rum-Runncrs" on Chesapeake
Arc Watched by Internal
Revenue Men.
VIOLATIONS ARE FREQUENT
Federal Agents Descent on Span
ish Steamer Salvadora at Lam
bcrt's Point May Lead TO Inter
national Complications.

anyone who is brinein in spirits IN
violation of the law will have them
confiscrtcd People who are vio-
Eating the Law must take what Is
coming 10 them. Those who are not
v!olating the law need no; fear mo-
iestation." THIS was the statement
OF :. X. Brame. supervising prohibi-
tson Inspector under the Internal
Revenue Department for five states
inc,udins Virginia, last might. in com-
incnting OH the recent liquor RAIDS IN
Norfolk which may lead 10 inierna-
tIonal complications.
Violations Of the liquor !aw IN
chesapeake Bay by ALLEGED blockade
runners" have become so common
,hc internal revenue department a;
Washir gton has ISSUED "aIn,ms ~
Inc agents OF the department 70
seize and coniiScatc, II ncctsSat! y 'lh
vessel found with liquor valued ~
more than $500 III her v"r-V' NO. w
+ dared on her manifest
Internal revenue. inspectors htr"
who participated in a raid or ~
Spanish steamer salvatore, ~ , i-i..,,
which may lead to International com
,,llcations-descr!Dc the inc'uehs
upon their arrival YESTERDAY,
According. 10 tNtII SIV'N 49, 49,
cd the ship a. private clt'@cn5 go
beam a deal for seven cases OF I'VuH1.
which they allcge 4 member "i Jne
crew offered 10 sell 10 them. IL
barter was closed and I'VE OF thv
cases produced. when the men VINO
aye said 10 have offered the liuuor
Tor sale demanded payment Tor !.
before producing the remainder OF
the cons cnment. :.
Here the agents were stunned;
.s th.y wcr. unable TO raise $uilt-
ctent funds among Them 10 meet the
niu. As they Gould do nothing else
uney threw OH all rretense ana AZ
rested thr men No other liquor
Vas found ON tho vessel however;
and. on invest eating. IL was icnHG
tfat tile liquor seized WAS declared
on the ships manifest:
AT thu. C.ty dock MI. Eran" Is hoid =
Ing = fcrty-:cot gasoline !aun'n
which Was contscatyd ~ Norfolk ana
broush; here for safe keepims. as the
.orIner owner : SAID !" ae trying
10 maze the department Tvlinqn!sh
u Is said wiki i large quantity oil
liquor aboard, and was employed ia
bringing !iqlor - Norfolk FROM
ship stationed eighteen miles oIt q;
according to revenue agents here.
many sailors on foreign ships MAKE
u !. business 20 oT!as II small sup
pi.es OF IiQuo-. thls doubling or tip
.t-S ,nsir earnings. ShlpewaeFS are
Sva-a u this. :: i said. and at
sid TO - taxing advantage % tas
S-ct b. cutting the wages o; me sea
5nea - say cents and 4 Gu..ar t4!-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

officials OF tho Carriage Builders
National Association ~: the United
States. which opens It's foTty-eiehth
annual convention THIS morning in
the Jefferson iiotel. predict that this
years meeting Viii lac the iarGcs,
.! the more than l.orV delegates eX-
pcctcd here for the three-day session.
This i the second convention the
carriaG. builders have held in the.
South despite tho fact shat this Sec
tion provides them the larger share
OF their trade i'll the present age. Ten
years ago they met in Atlanta. This
year thor" are more women attend
ing tho convention with their hus-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

bands than have ever before turned
cat ana they have been iuvitcd 10
attend all the business sessions,
which Will be held from 10 10 |:
O'clock daily.
During the sessions today and to-
ccsSorics in the hotel auditorium will
b" closed. Tomorrow might there.
VIII he banquet Tor delegates 20
the Carr asc. harness ana Accessory
travelling Mems Association. who
are holding their annual convention
IN connection with III. carriage
builders meeting. Mayor .tnSli.
VIII welcome the delegates OF both
bodies this morning. and T.. T.
hughes. OF lynchhurC. VIII respond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
---=------
: NEW HAVEN INTERESTED
Whipping Interests There Abou,
Ready TO Tie Up with Local
sssses.s3 IIUHt Line

T. 4M. Darlington. chairman o! the
finance commiitc OF the Richmond
eNew York Steamship Company. said
yesterday that the lines 100000
stock subscription campaign has
sHcen carried nearly 10 successful
close and that negotiations now un.
der way with shipping interests in
New Haven, Conn. to make that city
sfhe Northern terminus OF the line.
rather than New York. I'm order tha.
SxsrEinia tobacco products may reach
slhctr New En- c(and destinations more
"A iitrompt!y now ,hre about to be con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

j. ;. Harris. who says he is n
travelling salesman. was arrested
yesterday by Sergeant j.. H. organ.
and is being held as a fugitive from
Nashville. Tenn. wncrc he is said to
be wanted for jui0iing bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Rev. Edward j. Brosnan will do
liver an address on Gaelic literature
and Irish affairs at the regular meet
Ing OF Patrick Henry Branch. Friends
a; $50 o'clock in the Arcade Ruild
ing. Foushcc street. The doors will
be open TO the public. n special invita-
ton being extended 10 women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

\ fire engine from En.in. COM
pany No. 10 was slightly damaged
when II collid"d with q Broad and
Main Street car a; Lombardv and
Hroa'l Streets last nigh; about $40
O'clock. rho engine was driven ny'
w. u. jennings. The trolley was
operated by S -. Powers. Tho latt.'
also was hnm.-"nd Ne nnn va. hmri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Haywood Harris. who lives at SI5
North FIRST Street, is not the IIay-
wood Harris. colorcd. who is charged
with shooting his wife. Virginia Iiar-
RS. so far as is known, there is
no charge against Harris who. il is
sad. is a law-abidinG c!t!zcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Among the new schools for the In
siruct.on OF women in citizenship IL
one established AT Emmanuel parIsh
mouse. I'm Interesting meeting. large
~ attended. was held last night, tho
hrst of the kind held In this neigh
bOThood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Regular meeting of the Virginia
Chaptc: of the American Guild Of
organ!sts will be held al the narish
nous" al st. P?u!'s Church. SIa East
Grace Strstt, tonight at o'clock.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Tn" Ladies' Aid Society OF tho
Church OF 'he Holy Comforter will
haN" supper IN the parish house
Thursday night from q 10 5 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Tho l:ast.rly Building Corporation
mas sold TO Addison \. Gr:SgS the
property "a; o4l4 Rosewood Avenue
70" Sii,'0o. Deed Of sale WAS re-
corded N The Clerks Office o. the
Chanccry Court yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Distribution of packages OF barium
carbonate free OF charge continues nj
the headquarters Office OF the t'itv
Health Bureau, fourth floor, City Hall.
Several hundred packages are given
away daily. y fresh consignment of
the rat bal. has been received by Di-
rector Of Public Welfare Levy. 1t is
ton in weigh; and will make an
proximatcly 10000 packages
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20
COTTON MARKET.

New York, June 19.-There was
more life to the cotton market to-
day than for some time and the un-
dertone showed strength on fairly
general purchasing due to contin-
ued unsettled weather in the belt
and apprehension of unfavorable
developments over Sunday. Wall
Street and Western shorts were the
chief buyers, and realizing sales
were absorbed readily. Trade in
terests also were credited with buy
ing on the rise.
Initial quotations were 20 to So
points higher with the demand
heavy. After the call there was
some irregularity. but in the second
hour prices again tended upward on
predictions of continued unsettled
weather over the Central and Eas-
tern belt and for unseasonably low
temperatures in some sections.
Proft taking led to recessions of
~ points late in the day, but shorts
took advantage of the reaction to
resume buying with the result that
most OF the setback was regained
In the hnal few minutes. The close
was steady at net advance Of Is
to 46 points.
The receipts at the ports for the
day were $500 bales.
spot here was quiet and un-
changed at 3s.25c.; there were no
sales.
Spot at New Orleans was quiet
with middling unchanged at 40%c,
the sales being 40 bales.