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Joined the N"w oYrk delegation.
thhunc"y NJ Depew. veteran Of
more than Il dozen conventions, tool:
his usual seat
Colonel George Harvey and Sena-
Tor ljrandcgcc met on the platform
and mad !Itt!e talk II vas under
stood tnat Colonel Harvey had been
busy all morning trying 10 harmon
ne some Of the literary uuirks Of the
prospective platform.
:. Nicholas Murray Butler. Of New
ork. was thc only candidate seen on
gates from New York
IN PcHrose.s absence Governor
Biil" Sproul was the conspicuous
parsonage In the midst OF the Penn
s:lrania delegations
one could easily pick out Murray
Crane. OF MASSACHUSETTS,: "Bill" Barnes.
OF New York. and a few others of
,he OLD guard. who have had large
part in Republican history. Blu,
their number is lcsscninE. and in
their stead Il great many fresh faces,
most or whom were attending a ma
t;pnai convention for the first time in
their young lives.
The women elected as delegates
from several States were given a
hearty cheer az they sought out and
found seat assigned to them. They
appeared To be rather proud that the
turning tide OF evnts In Amrican
political affairs had made 4. possible
ior their sex TO be go largely repre-
s.hted in the convention. Many OF
th"m boldl: displayed badges pro-
claiming their choice for tho nomina-
tion, in addition TO the regular dele
gate badges given them
II was nearly IL. an hour after the
announced time for the session 10
begin. when Chairman VIII Hays
made his appearance on the platform
ana betrayed signs Of being about
ready TO get into action. Announc-
!hS u" convention in order. Hays
cn!i"d upon al! the delegates TO rise
while prayer was offered By B!shop
Woodcock, OF Louisville.
unity. and harmony and FOR good cit
be taken TO allay all tho spiri, OF
unrest. urging that tho delegates
nee who would uphold the highest
!dcah OF American patriotism.
Following tn. delivery OF the
n i,!h a noyeii% was introduced
IN front and showed the delegates
how 10 sinG The star Spangled
Eanner ana how 10 give three
cheers. for the greatest country on
Edward brown. director OF commun-
ny singing OF the Republican League
OF Massachusetts, and he led the
yclIs when lays said
The Republican party has met in
INNS open convention to accept the
mandate Of the American people for
I"ntro! OF the government OF the
United states. report progress.
f"ur years ago the Republican ma
jor!ty was Sc.OG0 minus: Two wears
ago IL was 100000 plus. and I con-
hdcnily believe II is now twice that
number and by November will DC al
!eaSt 1'ocV'ooo. The great party OF
IN" Union has become a unit 1,
shall continue so. There will be no
bolt in this conventions"
Many delegates are not so sure
II ia oocn and quite as many more
VINO were not convinced that the
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uHy Associated I'rerS.)

CHICAGO, June AT the first
Republican National Convention
held In Chicago sixty years ngoi
An Town delegate walked $50
miles Z" get to II rniirond To come
10 the convention.
Special railroad rates were made
and ChicnIo's population probably
doubled In convention week
Hotel rooms were SI.5O tn $3.50
II day.
Crowds were 80 great that bill
iinrd tahics I'm the hotels were
pressed into srrvIcc ny beds.
The .WiEwnm" In which the
convention WINS held was probably
the sirc of the nnncx OF the Coll
scum In which this years con-
NeHtion takes place.
The WiEwnm's profusr drcorn-
ti"n wns largely furnished by the
Republican women of Chicago,
They were Invited to come ..uruncd
md equipped with those formI-
dablc weapons, ircdIes, thImbIrs,
scfss0rs, etc. etc"
when II nprrinI train pulled In
with the Massachusetts md Other
New England Delegates. rocket.
were sent up and n cannon doomed
Ia announce their arrival TO walt
ing friends.
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Thcodor" Roosevelt in lal2. ami
which met him fclrlcssiy again in
i?lG. compelling him to follow the
standard or iIueaes or else bolt a
second time.
Johnson's luminous Candidacy.
During the early conferences o. the
convention gathering the party
seemed lcadcr!css and adritt. Scna-
tor pcnrosc and tho able group of
managers who had surrounded him
in other days were absent. Their
followers were without guidance. aud
1t began To appear that an Embossed
convcnti"n OF Republicans would as
scm6!c for the first time in the life
OF this generation. Then there
flashed across the face OF the party
IN" ominous candidacy OF Iiiratn
Johnson. NOR" radical more unrc-
strained. more dangerous than ever
waS Theodore Roosevelt.
This candidacy needed to he dealt
with decision and dispatch. Leaving
it 10 thirty" unon the conviction tina,
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Chicago's First Republican Convention
Nominated Lincoln Sixty Years Ago

The gallery In the convention
hall WAS rcscrYed for women nnd
their cscorts. because OF the
Srcut number OF men unubIr to
get In. one mnn WINS reported try
Ing to yet intO the gallery with mn
Indian suun~ scIiinS moccasins NJ
his credentials. hut WIS excluded
ON the ground TINT she vns M,
lady.
The two chief nominating
speeches were mndc In less thnn
thirty wOrdS. Abraham Lincoln
WINS placed In nomination In TWEEN
ty-six words.
The making of the presidential
nomination was announced In the
city by the firing or u cannon
placed on the r"of OF tho convcn-
zion hall.
Tint night cannon and rockets
were Tired. boniircs lighted. nnd
multitudinous parndrs formed,
their participants carrying ANY,
thing that would scr,~-ryen To
rakcs and fishing poles.
The foregoing data WINS oh
tanned from the library of the
Chicago Historical society, which
has variOus relies Of the copycn-
ti"n and the campnIgn thnt fol-
lowed.
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BITTER ATTACKS
ON THE PRESIDENT
CHEERED BY G. O. P.
CONTINUED From Second pase.l

guarantee for the worlds peace.
W, rs breeder OF war ana an enemy
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il nominated. he would sweep the
country. was taking u desperate
chance. and with the arrival OF the
more powerful factors at Chicago. a
combination of forces gradually
came about and u leadership was de-
velop"d Perhaps IL WAS potentially
In existence all the timc-skillfuily
laged-awaiting it5 opportun-
ny to seize the rcinS OF power.
The first development OF this
leadership manifested Itself in an
organized movement To nominate
Governor Lowden AS the fairest rep
rcscntativc of the dominant Republic
canism OF today. He had been the
conservatives candidate. in reserve.
for wccks-;his can now he stated
without Cual.iicat il the
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Women Picket. busy

CHICAGO. June s.-PicketIug by
the National Womcn's party outside
the Coliseum today WAS qu!etcr than
Il lawn party.
Under orders from Mayor Thomp-
son the police made things as com
Portable for tho pickets as possible
For four hours they stood bare
headed and silent in the sun. holding
banners. They VIII be on the Job
again tomorrow and until the con-
vention adjourns.
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CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
D|sM|ssES MANY APPEALS
CphOlds Decision OF National Conn
mittcc In Unscating Southern
Negro Delegates.
tBy Universal Serv!cc.l

..... ~ IHIEtTNHI StT'i''.T
CHICAGO. June S.-Thc Republican
Natlonal committee scored an inn
portant victory late today when the
contests OF Alabama. Arkansas and
Florida delegates were dismissed.
making last weeks temporary d"ci-
sions by the national committee au-
tomatically permanent
The craftsmanship of the Crcdcn-
tialS committee went to a Wood man
Edward l.. Buiiield. OF New Jersey
who defeated lines. Of Massachu-
scttS. ~ TO Is.
In the Georgia contest the com
mittcc voted % to - to give per
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OLD GUARD UNlTES
TO DRIVE HIRAM
OUT OF THE RACE
Continued From First ra.cJ

'tohtIhGeu from First l'a.c.b
must travel the melancholy road OF
defeat with him.
II Is by no means certain tonight
mat he does no, hold The veto power
and that he cannot. az the price of
MS loyalty TO the party. force tho
alliance which has been formed 10
destroy his candidacy TO name Il cam
d!da,c less Objectionable to him than
the men who for months have stood
IN the way OF his triumph
The aN-imporiant fac, in the Re
publican politics of today is the re-
EiNal OF the power Of these forces in
III" party which have dominated il
since the first Mckinley campaign
TncN are exactly the same forces
which stood grimly in the path OF
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Senate exposure had not involved hiill
to very damaging extent. there A
not the slightest doub; that he woui|
be the nominee. "a
Today this leadership ia in contro
of the convention. IL believes itsel
sufficiently powerful to deal wit
Johnson. The candidacy of the Call
fornian must be thrown into the dis
card. these men have agreed ]
Lowden cannot win. then there
somewhere man the conservative
feel that they can nominate. S
Who that man il nobody pretend
to know tonight. II may be Sprou
Hughes or Harding, and it may b
somebody whose name has not fir
ured conspicuously in tho calculs
tons to date.
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possibilities OF bolt had been on.
tircly dissipatcd
Senator Lodge was escorted ,o The
platform by chauncey NJ. Dcpew,
Myfon ]. fierrick and Mrs. J.. Il.
hume. OF California. The patent col
iapsioie stairway leading UP 10 the
platform from the head Of the main
aisle refused TO work and Lodge had
way around the hall 10 t-r, IN his
place.
William jennings Bryan from his
seat on the press stand listened in
citation Of mir. Wilson and his az
sociatcs who he declared, had at
tempted TO drag US from the path OF
washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt -
Mr.. hrEan strokcd his chin
thoughtfully. but maintained a nokcr
face throughout
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woman Assistant, secretary

CHICAGO. June S.-Thc rules COM
m!ttcc Of the Republican National
Convention passed resolution late
today recommending to the national
committee and to tho convention that
the Office Of assistant secretary Of
the national committee be rccrcated
The new office is recommended as a
compliment TO the woman voters, and
Will he filled by woman. those who
backed the movement said
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Youth Die. OF Broken Neck

Spencer Cavan. 1G-year-old son Of
Mrs. J. r. Cavan. 500 - West Mar
shall Street. died yesterday morning
as tho result of broken neck. which
he suffered in diving into the water
At Falling Creek.
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MARKET BOOMs UPWARD
WITH STUFF SETTLEMENT
Mexican Stocks Aids General
Rising Trend.
ny DnOADAN VAIL.

NEW YORK, April 2,.-Sc,tlcmcu,
OF the Stu'z affair WAS announced
b:for" the opening Of the stock to-
day and as Il result there was gen
cral Improvement. Studchakcr. Re-
ploglc, Nanadiun. Mexican Petroleum
General Motors and United state.
steel were conspicuous for thor
strength. The market became very
active and proiit-taking made its am
pcarancc with tho result that nearly
All prices were marked down before
the close. The tone was good at the
end.
Better understanding of the MeHi-
can situation resulted in a sharp re-
covcry of the stock OF tho Mexican
oil Companies. They yielded only
on prom; taking. y raid was at
tempted on AicNcan Petroleum. bu:
accomplished only "a slight backward
movement. The short interest in the
oil shares is large and Vulnerable
The Japanese situation also showed
signs OF Improvement. 1t is expected
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

pd mieek. RiS en- rds3n Coal company Inc.
mum nGmmoFs 90 % MINIMUM Emmy sisso9: mini
president; r, c. Flcck senre,arW c"a and E
Flick an Of Roanoke. Va To deal
n imels Of all kinds. building supplies and
ssnnd15d M9F Fo oaa Corr Richmond Va
Man Z. ituchrmund. president: Robert ytoY T.
Of Of" Richmon nscFeiarS' ard T o. T. Miller. ali
notes. bonds and other evidences s Of IN:
cb Ths E e Service , and ssnply Corp.
asn " geo. xe e. r,rszi(r r Gsyd
81 ssvs of S Sia :asd W. and ii i Mo;san
va f'oF IA ,, ms51;izs5 CO. cSS Inf Rishmcna
NO Jr.. secretary: Spencer l.. Car
son ain r sf nieb @5snn and Chas vii
turs and dea! in fertilizers.
ya sslp"%"S s s$SSS nini nS Ns ssSSS
sters,a MTrp Sn RRJIssSaeT' Walter Land
n, GHes;npeaks Syrup, and, Refining Com
900 minimum siso. 900 "Is''h r. 1o ss19
nnI ]. r.. Mrinklcy; il: sesTstsrv.
TO manufacture and deal if in moiass Na
5':$f DIS sSrs m EPs n's1%sss VI
rs,a rTyds nd pT esd w Russell sec
mend, Va: Drug BUSINESS, N'I a
Va "'Is5s asnk g 'fn mnima DSe JI I
400. Jared 4. fiinSr:, PRESIDENT: {. Il.
n ife'fi"rx JUDI nj If Of op Doe I, s va
Gen.ral banking business.
Farms inner hi t.. Snn5eS ya of en s ArySn
rhhsS;diGnt and f. T.; burgess, secretary
q" from Richmond. Va. to Fork Union
Coal corn. wse. Van naT r. Of Mhit STss
idcn,: ami w h Bond. secretary chang
~" i sSsrt Ss"l GinoFff dIiana
and ,, lie =, COMPANY. Inc. Suffolk. Va; a.
n ne 5,a srs 5tdy G1Ss a Is max%nm
csTtcate Of nni ISG 70 iss nSnO to Con.
n"cticut General Life Insura nee Company.
mn ximnm, 81. 600 900: principal 1"a aee IN
Wig @n Gsa'fG ad es IN csstss
General osr;,a life INSURANCE business.
consin Iron and Wire works a foreign
&c e" Ho, under the lays
Gss w Within" seo y iS 9s
deal IN iron. wire and metal goods. ana
- ceriifc9 9S., OF authority Issued to the
S,%,s Of ISTylapa: maximum: 5000 900:
al %osfok, WITH S'3 3 NJ. H tG ss ter
bu,i Shnrse To m"nufacture and deal in
r. Certificate Of authority issued to Sun
J Isrsd, under the laws q the State Of New
tcG In Virginia Is to- bc located al Ncr-
foik. with j., u. Collins In charge. To
mine mine and deal in coal. iron ore and other
The 'elspring Mercantile Company.
100000; minimum. ,5,So5.0o. ofisosrsMg
Z. Calhoun: PRESIDENT: C.. r. Newcomb.
secretary; John c. Hairless, G. r. New
comb i. D. Calhoun. J. p. Eiswick ami
Continued on Twelfth Pagc.)
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paniNs making them arc facing boom
times. The automobile stocks are
gradually replacing railroad stocks
Tor Investment
Reading. which Seems to the only
IT. was bought today because the
supreme Court meets again Monday
and the street can guess again on the
hecision. II lis distinctly understood
that any decision will be builish
Fhc ctul bnk sttcmcnt tdyaoii 123
Hank Statement shows i;nin.
The actual bank statement today
showed surplus increased SllS67l2O
loans decreased S72.65S.OOo and net
demand deposits decreased 6S.733.0oO
m" average statement Showed sur
pluS increased $3,335.l5 loans in
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llEstate and Court News
BARGAIks AND SALES.

am son mslH ;jns Ma 81 a ,w!tsn to W. u;
'renshaw. east 81 feet l-2 Inchc.
Feet Plat. March 81. 1890. Tax.
Ees W, Bauer. Arthur II. thusband)
H. Adam south line Floyd Avenue
I east trenshaw Avenue east SD
\ IL" Feet. MARCH, 81. 1890. Tax.
~; Showalter. I.eona l.. twifc, to
Pleasants. - west line Moss sid,
1917 feet Inches north Brookiand
feet. Lien. $1,000. 40. Herl : 3. in iasc'
7; thurman to W. II. si,,erd;ng
est st G1rner Thirty-,hird aud r.
\ SeeTSda' feet inch. May Is. 1914.
y r. Grin.th. Sarah X. Cwite, TO
snn Byron. No: 22i1, south line Grace
Zoe fsst vest YES Allison; vest 25sl5O
!: Vera 10 NJ. l.. Hancock. south
t,shnw Avenue 5Oxi3l fe&. Lots
block :; Lien. 5000. April /. 1920.
W. Mccomb. Leila 81. wife, to
Hancock. west line Chamberiayno
90 feet north Roberts. north 80
10 tse,; Nor,hwss, corner. Cham;
liens Liens sl'aie. April |, 1920. Tax
famberlayne Avenuc 100 fee, south %Gi,
April p'a i sss' r iGo'i IT, ies sis Lien.
4. Wright. LAURA 4. fwIf.) 10 An.
\ Hunt. No. 1910 north line Grace
Sos ieet cast Allen Avenue east e
daeett.,o Lien. $4,000 April l. 1920.
Eiizaheth Goddin TO John w
e nn,tn ii ne, second Street y! feet )
keminE FILLER. >s!Iee l. tw,r., r,
fnbourian; east line Seminary Ave
|jtet north hammond Avenue. North
fect' Lien, H.oe0. April l.. 1850.
Toni. No. 1905. north line Tay,or
81 feet inehcs west Sheppard
| 8. isso. Tax. $3.50: , .io. $4,000
] o and Claiborne Inc, to William
Der. southeast corner Montrose and
streets streets. .soxlss feet. Lien. $500.
[tein. no. ao7. south line ,ieh RTo,:I
IM feet 2 inches ives, Jefferson.
t iesi - ,. inches ,so E Gso 1919 feet
Patterson. executor. 10 Henry g.
tein. south line Main Stree. IS
FL ononnirteenth; west eGx1Oe feet.
|northwcst corner Grove Avenue and
EI: iox!2' feet inches. April IA.
Der. ~ 10 CITY OF Richmond.
ihe ,r roNc "Eenuc. t:3o feet. April !
Iening Grove Avenue
| Dodsnn to Minnie II (.riss .\-o
orth line Main Street 81 Zee;
east Robinson. east 10 feet =
us. 1920: tax. $3.50: $40. "oo'
RIGA u. Burford TO ]. IL. DoIson,
north Park Avenue. north "a foet
by l2o feet. No. 504. west line
venue. north 20 feet 6 inches bv
4 liens. $500. $1,000. March %.
Lewis. Flora d. twife> TO vii.
Tired Hutchinson; No: 1914. north
fnadow. east "a feet inches Nv
i I Inches Aprl, 10. 1890: $1,000.
~ sutton: Nel5 8 twlfel to w. c. |
binary 63s $40 feet. north I.abmr.
birth LOCKERS feet April IS. 1890:
A.; Adams. Ivv. Nelson (wife, to
NV. Bauer. northeast corner West.
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burg. 'rus,tts. TO Charles o. Jacob. lots
~ s' "a! ;b'oek u. east line Garland
sc,ls5 tee M April Il. 1870: il'7.o. '"''"
y Ed"sJI Cosbr. trustee. TO Charles II.
Cosby. II bowling a!'cyS April 3 1919:
j. rope.axaeh II. H. Walker. trustees.
% n@tnas anI r nGT'f.as;
I Rosa Ss5:s feet 10 WEES, line chaihain
Alfred j. Goadin. trustee. TO 'ff .in%@;cd
ETr ny Rove q, ais. no. zoos north line
fsf!: April =. 1870: .,so.t .. ~
ADAMS. northeast corner .westwood Ave.
S sHy and iie'mi,aGe Ro,dao ss,3s7 feet.
nj y NunnaliS. trustee IS 10 10 " S i BOWS
10 s2a south line Edgewood Avenue s.
il, 1870: ,sa .s4is. east '''i2o feet APRIL
= MS ~ h"Hisy. ct. ct al; trustee. TO Charles
S%n?h Baker. southeast, along cart line
Nsy no ASy q IL Tee, ,n'hss to Gnys
- 's.s 10 inches west IS feet inch. April
s." 200 aerihsss, corner Ma ssf hYw% nj
IT,we Is$o "a IL by 80 feet. April
!. Jordan i..akc ct AL trustees. to car.
RE L. noi.on; south line rayior 100 fee;
:, ~, Howard sutton, trustee: to William p.
HeII i33xii5 S"et. April Is. 1920: sS.3is.
,tr *: Harrison. lnhnW. Bates trustees
70 !. n. tertner. No. Ill east line Nest
street - feet south Grove. south coxis6
req; Apr! -; 1870: s2.eS0.
rIorina, g. Jennings. No. Iio:. north lin.
lay lay 80 iHet west Kinney. west 4ox2s0
Wallace T. Brown. trustee, 10 Mary A
s.WeLi. southwest corner Barton Avenue
$4,000. " '''" d 's-o'
Franit u. Epps. Jack l.. Epps. trustee
70 ihacEor T.. Archer, Carrie H. Archcr
81, Isui. southwest corner Moore and
iinnrrison streets. :0SI6 feet April IL
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Build Skyscrapers
to House Population
tHy Universal seryicc.I

LONDON, April 2i.-London. with
population of nearly O.H00.OOa
must build skyscrnprrs In order to
house Its people property. This
In the decision arrived mt by the
HOyni Institute OF british Archi-
tccts, who are studying I.ondon's
dfsnstrous housing conditions.
Sir Martin Conway, famous Al
pine climber. advocates tho I'M
incdintc erection Of sk.scrnpcrs to-
prevent the circumference Of Lon
don from spreading iiiimitabIy
over the ndjoIninK counties.
''onr dny In New York converted
me from the british prejudice
nEninst the skysrrnpcr." said Sir
Martin "Thc higher the building,
the Ercntcr tho relief from noise.
dust, Er"und fog and microbes. We
need skyscrapcrS here huh, like
those In New York"
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opcn the coming week There have
been no important bank failures and
most Of the reports Of trouble have
been grossly exaggerated.
selling of Studebakrr has been suS-
piri"ds ;hc last two weeks and there
probably liz a short interest in the
stock Of unwieldy size.
General Motors Rises.
The upruSh Of General Motors TO-
Jay was impressive and the high
Inquire was held TO the close. The
outlaw railroad strike has. accord.
Ing to the Automobile Chamber Of
Commerce. forced no fewer than 300. :
uoo workers into temporary idlencss
i"r lack of raw material. The motor
trucks are saving the day ana com
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creased Sl0.736.00o and net demand
deposits decreased s2I,so5.W0.
The Federal reserve bank showed
an unusual gain In strength. VIZ re-
ported ratio 9f total reserves 10
depnsitS and Federal reserve notes
COmOincd OF 1911 per cent comparcd
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am Waller. II. a. tw!fc) to w. H.
|. sonth line Floyd Avenue lf5 feet
feet. Plat. March 81. 1890. Tax.
Ee W. Bauer. Arthur II. (husbanJl
east Crenshaw Avenue east Sd
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Henry s. Wailcrsttin to ~ s.,ao ~,
lot ~, \. W; Patterson. trustee No 80
, ," Inc Main Street. IS feet ives, mir
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with All per cent the previous week.
It showed II ratio of reserves to net
deposits after deductinE 80 per cent
gold against Federal reserve notes
in actual circulation of AGA compared
with 1871 the previous week It
Continued o nTenth Page.J
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- fee, 70 w:s; linz chatham. nor,h .5S.ss
f.st to east line hermitage Road. south
M sis * g. Get 1879 2 tax s, 81: $3.50
Ida /. Craig. y. y. thusnsndi TO Gran
6 l&or nu, RIdn Co Inc so",h linz Monu.
1920: Tax. sa5o: SO.
-. H. Hardy. MARJORIE ,wifc1 to Gran
S5,i';; ~: ,lISn. ,i.Srs. March &. 1876.
sarah y. Gsfy: 40, we. wss, Inc Thi5,y;
b. td h iT opt 80 T ,a. s., t?", 80
-, ciHr"nGs DAVIS. iinma ,wiic, 70 Mar
*, inches, he's" ADrii T." i"seo?; Ia tax. no:
cIlssIsnpss Davis mssn1 lin. M5ock Turn,
- fo., inches. ApriI IL. 1920: tax.
w asy t. ' .sis ! nasqH Inc .2 e
a. feet, W@,! T%Sn,y.siAt ,ws;, a51.i
'si rn AD ia 10 to i':S 1.' '- Shn aS xo
isS n?r'h>es' or nsh.s Nan 81 IN" c iPS5n
'a;!Se, ApTn Is, 1870; lax. ,@s0; no,
= i.., inch.s sgu tS i2 to" souIh ire.
,Ge' I %bY ~ 5.o tea IA. NG 81 q. o"
:. r. a. s'oi,z. SuLie N; twlfel, /" Charles
~. W 'iilS. no. 10y. east line warren AL
Icy 20 Zee, inches. rou,h nskcr. south
- f"-t Inches To Cave Alley ty
= feet inches April -. i.29:.taA. 1850.
Charles II. Phillips Julia f. fwIfe, 10
Slnrrry Cons,ructiou Co. Inc. April II.
1879. tax. 5000: $40.
a. =. I.ticoias to MARY L. IIogee 80
:3Op, northwest intersection Grace and
Addison street. ~ feet inches b" rs
feet, April IL. l32p: Si0.5UO.
William Sts.cr. P.tti" a. sw!fct 20
Charles X. Rowe ~ al. north lin" Stunr;
Avenue 81 feet . inches east Addison. east
81 fee, inches bv ITO feet. Anvil -.
1920: taN. 81. 40.
Bsnky Gee 20 Walter W. Gcc "" fss.
vest line Fourth stree, 50 inches. sou;h
Dnral south 3Oai2. feet. April Is. 1870:
tax soc: $40
Charles u. Rowe. Mildred 'witr).ct al.
70 Charles wallace 10 al. north line Mar
shall llJ feet inches. cast HanCack.
East g feet inches by $50 feet. Auril
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