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Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
Mexican Officials
 Arrest Soldiers
 Crossing Border
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MORALES, Dec. 30.--Lieut. H. IT. Luther and a detachment of five Unit ed States soldiers under his command were tonight on parole in Nogales. So- nora, with orders to report tomorrow morning to Mexican immigration off cials to ascertain what disposition of their cases had been ordered by Gen. F. Elias Gales, Mexican minister of war. The detachment was taken into custody today at Sasabe, Sonora, about 50 miles west of here. It was topo- graphic survey party and was said to have crossed the border into Mexico in search of water.
 eMxican fiscal guards detained the American soldiers and brought them to Nogales, Sonora, whence officials tele- graphed the minister of war at Mexico City for instructions. The officer com manding the fiscal guards said he had believed there was violation of inter national law in that the American sol diers had not disarmed before crossing the border.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
WILL FIGHT ANY ATTEMPT TO AID SHIPPING BOARD
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-In open house debate on the sundry civil ap- propriation bill. Chairman Good of th> appropriations committee today served notice that if he could prevent it, mot a single penny" would be appropriated for the shipping board. He added that his committee felt that it had to get behind the shipping board and com pei it to sell its plant and equipment" House leaders took up the big ap- propriation bill with the avowed pur- pose of disposing Of it as soon as possible to make way for other i'm portant supply measures to run the government through the fiscal year of 1922 The bill contains more than 1000 items and calls for an aggregate ap- propriation of $3S3.611, 292. General debate on the measure will be con- cluded tomorrow and it's considera- tion, item by item, will begin next week.
 Chairman Good in the course of to- days discussion assailed the provision, which had been rejected by his com mittee, to give the shipping board $147 ,OO0, ,O00 for the support of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. We are not going to appropriate, if can prevent it," he said, "a single penny for this board that does not know it's business. that is wasting the peoples money, and if 1t is goiEss to get any money it must get it out of the | salvage of it's plants
 i The chairman also attacked the war | department for spending more money than congress had appropriated in re- cruiting the army. He said he per sonally was in favor of limiting the | army to 150.000 men and make them l learn to work"
 The committee chairman, however. in urging economy, said that the sala- 1 ries of many government officials and 1 employees were too low and declared 1 that congress must soon pay some attention to the salary question be- cause the low salary scale is having a demoralizing effect on government service"
 Commenting on the care and train ing of disabled war veterans, Mir. Good said that both the war risk insurance
 bureau and federal board of Voca- Tional education would have unex- pended balances at the end of the current fiscal year and that with these
 amounts available, together with ap-
 propriations carried in the bill. the
 war risk insurance bureau would have approximately sI60,000, 900 and the
 board for vocational education S75,-
 5O0,0O0-during the coming fiscal yeal approximately the amounts, he said
 they had estimated they would need Congress will take care of the dis
 abied soldiers" Mir. Good declared.
 MT. Good pleaded for passage of the
 bill as presented by the committee
 declaring 1t was necessary to act on i
 without regard to personal consider suons
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
People Of Maricopa Cou,1ty Today Wm Vote !, For Good Roads, Progress And Pr0sperih
MINE ASSESSMENT BILL WILE BE
 SIGNED BEFORE MIDNIGHT, BELIEF

 President Wilson on the mine assessment bill  floor during the day that the executive would the ilnolat of in be   
  having the the
  claim onw hich the workha no beend
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
Fifty Girl Dance Instructors Urge
 Refornners To Quit

iFCPUDITOaTI
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30. TT Fifty girls employed as instructors in dance halls here appeared before the women : vigilance committee today and urged the committee not to proceed with it's campaign to close public dance places as the result of gang attaks on young girls.
 The girls protested their living would be taken from them. as the dance halls are vital to their existence. The mem hers of the committee pledged them selves to obtain other work for the girls if possible.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
Polls Open at 6

FOttS 0RGH 8A
 The polls will open at o'clock this morning and will close at o'clock to- night. A list of the polling places is given on another page of this issue of The Republican.
 What few points that have been raised against the voting Of this $4,5o0,- 900 bond issue for the completion Of the entire highway building program of the county have been agitated. it has been ascertained, through a misunderr standing the facts concerning the awarding of road building contracts under the new issue.
 A direct statement by the president of Twohy Brothers to the effect that that company will make competitive bids for any road building contracts to be awarded under the proposed bond issue and that they will be as much lower than the present one as any de crease in the cost of labor and mate rials will permit has served to clear away all misunderstanding and leave the matter of the road bond issue to be settled today at the polls entirely upon the question, Does Maricopa county want good roads2s
 R. D. Roper is for Bonds
 4 splendid victory for the good roads bond issue for the completion of Mari , copa county'S highway project IS pre- dicted at the polls today. Reports from all parts of the county indicate that q huge majority of the taxpayers will vote for the bonds. determined to endow themselves, their families ana their county with q network of up-to- date highways, benefitting each and every member of the community. ! The following are some of the state ments made yesterday to this news paper by citizens:
 R. D. Roper president of the Phoenix chamber of commerce: 'I am for good roads and therefore l am distinctly in favor of this bond issue. To me the issue is clear cut. the progressive citizens who favor good roads will vote for the bonds. There's no reason for delay. There's every reason 10 carry out what we have once started on
 Good Investment
 Good roads are a good investment l They lessen by one-haIf the distance from the ranch to the markets. They increase land values and make life happier and easier for the farmers Good roads typify the real spirit of progress. The constant proof of this is in the results obtained from good
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
Pres es.ObregonNames. Two Sonora Men to Fill Consular Jobs
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MORALES, Ariz., Dec. 30-President Obregon of Mexico has appointed Ben jamin Trasvina of Nogales, Sonora, to be consul general at New York and Alberto Mascarenas. also of Nogales, Sonora, as consul general at San Francisco. it was announced by Mex ican officials late today.
 Trasvina is g. former vice presi- dent of the Nogales, Sonora, chamber of commerce and a merchandise brok- CT Mascarenas is a. local financier.
 Both were educated in the United states. Trasvina is a graduate of Cornell university, while Mascarenas was graduated from Santa Clara col Iege. in California
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
TuUo Hop Sing Tong
 Held For Wong Lin
 And Fee Fat Murder

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30.--Two Chi nese were shot and instantly killed and a third wounded tonight in an alley in the Los Angeles Chinatown. The dead men were Wong Lin and Yee Fat. The wounded man is Wing Sen Wong The three are declared by the police to have been members of the Bing tong.
 Two members of the Hop Sing tong were arrested and a third is now being sought.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
Dreoms Of Trip 97a Toy Balloon;
 Tries at Hurt
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 VENICE, Gal, Dec. 3o--Eveiyn Thumb, six-year- old, dreamed ot making an ascension with toy balloon Santa Claus brought her. When she walked up, she tried 1t, taking off from her mothers third story flat. She landed m bed of hydrangeas, which broke the fall, and today is nursing skinned knee, cut lip and a knowledge of gravity.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
ENGLAND FACING
 CRUCIAL PER|OD
 OBSERVERS ShY
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LONDON. Dec. 30--Britain outlook for 1921 is pictured in rather somber colors by the politicians, economists, financiers and labor leaders. At home two outstanding problems. unemploy- ment and Ireland, have baffled the government, while it is also besieged by many results of the war including vigorous newspaper campaigns against so-called government extravaganza.
 Foreign Situation Perpiexing
 In the foreign field there is the per picking problem of settling the Pales- tine boundaries. promising some point ed exchange of opinion with France; Mesopotamia, with it's huge expense and it's oil; the ever present Persian difficulties, which the last agreement had not allayed; India, which is in a greater state of unrest than for years
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
sENATE ASKS AccouNTlNG

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The sem ate adopted today a resolution by Senator King, Democrat of Utah. calling on the state department for the records and status of all claims filed against the German government by Americans
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31

Marcopa county today will go record for progress, for prosperity and continued advancement when the cit zens alive to the best interests of themselves their fam
 flies and future generations give substantial majority at the polls for the 4500000 road bond issue to provide the completion of the entire highway building program in this county which will place in the same rank with the most progressive ones of the country.
 Realizing that next to irrigation, the building of good roads all the county the most important and press ing duty of the people, the voters today by their ballots will render their verdict for prosperity and future we'll being and will give notice to the nation that Marcopa county going forward and not backward that this Is the best county in the nation in which to live and that the
 live progressive comfortoving people not content to wait years for the twentieth century necessity of good roads.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31

vhieh 1922? And do kn0" that m@ by completed benefits thereof? the that completed will then be made the basls
  entire be completed out for it.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
VICTORY IN SIGHT FOR ROAD BOND ISSUE $4,5OO,OO0 TO COMPLETE COUNTY PROGRAM

Citizens And Business Men In All Parts Of The County Go On Record As Heartily In Favor Of Voting Bonds To Complete Whole Program Of County Highways As Planned-PolIs Open At O'Clock This Morning And
 Close At Tonight = With All Misunderstanding
 Cleared Away Big Majority For The Bonds Is Expected
Arizona republican., 1920-12-31

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Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
NO PAYMENT FOR TWO YEARS

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Real Estate and Court News
RELEASE DEEDS.

II Il Harrison. John W. Bates. trustees.
west side Sycamore S,r.c; l7s ivst inches,
south hangover Avenue. north .5xlio fee,
No: cot February IL 1920. St,65p
stuart Bowe. trustee. to j. York iiar-
rvs, Ir., north line Clay street So feet /?
10 February IL. 1899; SS.i5C.
Edward :. Roscy William =. Rose ;rus-
IffSs;, I" katc :, Fowler. north line Mar
1ii. February -. 1890: Sl.7io. ~
Oscar T. Parrish. H. T. Nchcson. trus-
ices 10 w. Benton Ba yl.ss. north iinc NJ
Street % feet 8 inches. west Scott. west
~ isct 10 inches 10y lSS feet: No. 2lli.
west line Buchanan Street 100 fec'. north
gust IL. 1919: $3.50.
Lcroy L. Brown. trustee. TO John II.
Swartwout. east lire North Avenue loo feet
n9.th Cedar Tree Street. north so fee: by
nur @lO feet. north Cedar Tree Street, north
IL !e,t ny lil feet IL inches. Feb
r. r. Srhm'dt trustee. To J. !. rcattio
sNHls !inH Rogers Street lIg feet . inches
west Mti!vr Avenue. west aG foot \. /. .
.nri.eS hN 1913 feet inches. February -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
CHARTERS ISSUED.

:. Our Store co:opcrati"e. Inc, E.bcron,
-. NJ Cookies, president. Eibcrcn. Va: j
Z i Ioner s rdra t;!herGn Ia (. Iohp
Elberon. Va, and f.. - Faison pendron.
Va General mercantile business
Nan-raufs Inc, liichmo!.d. Va. MAXI
mum, 5000: minimGn,; $1,000 !. e..
,ary. and X. X. Elan, all OF Richmond
Va 7" conduct iunchroo:n and :"ata"-
rant
p'>!G. Mercantile comes1y, Inc. Dan
1000 " = Eawards. prssiden t.:'' T 'io
y. slayton: secretary. and James I Slav-
ton. al ct Wu. Va. General mcrcaEtn.
S;0unioa RopubMc Trucl,. Corr, s,aun-
$4,000 Hugh Wright. president: Edward
WoodwarG secretary. and j. Frank Tan.
n-hll. J-.. all OF Staunton. Va. TO deal
Mcclure Grocery Corr, Strat;on. VI
Maximum. $4,000 minimum. $1,000. w
!:u,hSTland, secre;arz; strat;on:. w.. and
sal" ana rctuN mercantile business
The Universal Clothes Mamma curing
Corn, Portsmouth. Va. Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. 5000. G. =: Moor; president:
.Ioncs. al Of Portsmouth Va To manu-
fac,urn and dCa! in clothes and wearing
GGntT2l $qpn;y cSmH 4ar0 ao, Inc Apn2-
$500 900, A j sewing president. Arnn-
Stone Gap. Va. ana OTIS Mous"T. btr
stone Car. -. 70 operate hotels. board
ing houses. etc. and conduct = general
american Shln Access :!os Company. In
corporat"d. Nor'o'f va Maximum. S.5.-
ooo; minimum. s5oo". l. Amory. pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Automobiles FOR Sale.

col'uRN MOTOR SALES coRPon TON.
l2i7 Yves, Broat Street.
you can buy used automobiles Of The hes,
quality popu!a- makes, late models ~
prices TO su!i Convenient terms.
ATLAS TRICK ovcrhlulc and painted
ius' like new. Price right a Mrysr',
sons Co s-ll south Eighth Street
in fine shap-. VIII sell cheap f.arx.i5
y Mcycrs Sons 90 g-Il South Eiyn,h 81
EClCk-For sale. Buick A. 7-passcacer
touring car. 1913 model: good con i,,ioi,
owner leaving town Call Madison .0il
|ClSN = Lite sii >euau i.I, model In
:. pertect repHir: wire wheels: cord t,ree
f;ihS Wiisop Motor Corporation $50 WeE
BUICh An - DO!Jti ::--Iitt!e six b-pa tsen-
ger Buick: One 5-pe sscnSer Dodge eIo
North Eighth Street
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Deaths.

SIMONS-Dicd, Wednesday,. February %
AT T. NJ at the residence OF her niece
Mrs. I. :. Herbert, 80. Riverside Road
MARY Ann Si,rons, in the cighty-third year
Of her ag. She Is survived by bruth.
er. Nj. Winfield >. SinIonS.f or powhatan
county. Funeral from 81. Patrick :
church FRIDAY. February %. at T.. NJ
IL. AT her residence. 1901 West Marshall
street Mary r. Boyden. widow OF the
late j. ]. Boydon. Shc leaves two sons
J. y Boyden, Lr. and ~ II. Boydcn, OF
Ganada: three daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth
Tyler. Mrs. r.. l.. Gilman and Mrs NJ a
Sycie: one sister Mrs Ellen Barnes. ANA
six grandchildren. Funeral from tho res
id.ncc Friday morning 10 o'clock. In
iermcnt in Hollywood.
MoORE-picd suddenly, February %. 1880
l.. NJ. John W. Moore. Rv%uains AT his
late residcncn. ,o4 Stuart Road. BARRON
Heights. Funeral notice later
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FOR HIGHER TEACHERS PAY
EDUCATORS DEMAND $500
CITY, $1,000 FOR COUNTY
VIII Recommend Read
1ustmcnt OF TaN Systcnis TO Provide
lIettcr Salaries and Schools.
IRy Assoclatcd PICS. u

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Feb. %
T. Greatest emphasis was placed on ply
= steal education by speakers address
ing the different branches OF the Ma
tional Education Association conven-
ton today Education OF the mind
withou, training OF the body and
strengthening o: health is not true
education il was contendcd.
4. Dana Caulkin5, manager OF the
physical education service. Washing
, ION, d. c, declared most or the phys
cal and moral denciency might oc
children previous TO their eighteenth
Conservation o. the eyes OF school
and schoo. heal:h inspection were the
can School hygiene Association.
The committee on resolutions ot the
,iupcrintcrdencc department tonight
Was preparing recommendations loc
:. nat.ona! education plan to be pre-
scented 20 The convention Friday morn
ing. It IS understood the platform
Will recommend REIMBURSEMENT OF tax
systems to, provide better salaries and
MAINTAIN hstisT schools a national
$1,000 for teachers in rura! districts
will be urged.
OF Increased taxes to provide moro
revenue - carry on the work o. I'll"
modern school, Including America MIA
zion courses, physical education and
health crusadeS. IL was declared APP
proxiriateiy I40. 600 ,e0churs had re-
signed during the year because Q: 10"
~a.arics.
Other recommendations before the
resolutions committee are said 20 be
Indorsenent of the Sm!th-Towne-
bill proposing Fedora! secretary OF
education and Federal subsidy OF pub
10 schools.
Revision OF the Smith-Hughes law.
A national program OF Americaniza-
ZION as par: of general education.
Military education in some form as
part of physical education program.
Endorsement OF such organizations
as JUNO. Red Cross and Boy Scouts.
and national thrift educational cam
paiGrs.
Extension Q: compulsory school ase
20 I6 instead OF Is, with q provision
Tor past time education between the
JEes OF &c and Is.
Removal OF !..!teracy BY means o.
i aation-w!de program OF education.
Suggested resolutions other than
those affecting the educational pro-
gram urged immediate ratification OF
woman suffrage amendment: nation
wide Endorsement OF prohibition
amendment and Endorsement of child
welfare Law and laws safeguarding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BARGAIN AND SALES.

ard Tt,5 PF'o IL es $ 3F Ea aE4. ~e! RF III:
aSY iSoj rse' ~ Ien5uary ls: isso ss.s. SUN
AZ; ay.nuG 50 ise. sop;h. Essex. south 5oxiS5
res saeeia oFp HsTd ct ls ss to H. 'if ane
Hg SnS Cd E Elan SSw;fe' eoTner
linz Ka' &. \ Fowler TO Len j. Davis; north
MfS' ss Manf rss- Msy' \: iss;
Df Fe%a xa G fSd: ,a Asa
sn ssooc eD1 a ft.' 1859 $751;; a AZ s FIJI
line ro Ma g sT1ss ts to s.1 psas sss qeh
insSo. east ~ feet inches b. &c feet .
iIsrvcy g Brown. Hester cabell Tabs
tne Park Avenus Zoo tcet east i isel SHo9
;;NveIB, g,: east 80 feet hy 2"' fee, :nches
19hn .. swSr:Scn,. Rose A. ,swar,wout
north 3oSit5 ieet. February II, 1920
is ;., as ri
Fss4 tsi jne is.c y 500 - feet 80 2:9o
II, T: Rlehesen, trustees: north side PARK
n s s2sGSi t1s s.' 40 A' !a
NJ L. wilson, Nary L. wilson twifel 10
,ccs. south line Broad stree: 32xl0o tee;
No 1925, February Is. 1920: s2.l20.
T.. Il. Wilson, Mary l.. Wilson fwifc) to
~ NJ Smith. JE,. trustee. south side ,R-oad
street $2xion feet; No 1927. February
w W Taylor. Nellie L Tay!o! tw!te)
7hiriy-fif;h street 81 fco. north q. north
"7Ni:5 :cet No. eos. February u, 1920:
i. Max. Shifctt. Louise II. ShiHett Cwiic>
"a jams u; Timh"rlak" trustee cast sid"
Street. south - feet tnCh hv 10 feet
- inch February 30, 1870. s..iv..5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

idcnt: w. II. Moore. secretary. aud W. c.
the business OF chip chambers in all OF
it's branches.
Tho Farmers Improvement Company. OF
Charlotte. Inc. Sake: Va. :. MaAimunh Ss5.-
Jr.. president: /. NJ. hudson. sccrotary;,
George Il. Toombs j. IL. ruoinbs and II.
W. Lawson. all OF SAKE Va
Amendment to charter OF lcvioia Talk
ing Machine Sales Corporation. Norfolk,
Taylor. SECRETARY. changing It's name to
CRANKY rhonOgraph Corpora ton.
Certificate Uf authority issued to Rock
wood Sprinkler Company. Incorporated un-
der the laws OF tho State uf Illinois. Max
ynum. 100000. Principal office in Iir-
tinia is 10 be located in l.ynchburE. with
uud deal In automatic sprinklcrs fire OK
tlnEulshinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Prices are going up, but
we have found a way to
lower ours.
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Augustus NIurdocI>.

Funeral services Tor Augustus Muir
dock, rs. a Confederate veteran. who
served through the War Between the
States. who has made Richmond his
home since that time. We're conducted
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
his home 2009 Virginia Avenue, with
burial in Riverview Cemetery. Rev.
W. f.. Gibson, pastor of Broad Street
Memorial Baptist Church. was the o!i
ciating pastor
He is survived by his wife. who was
Miss Mary Rrland. OF Richmond. whom
he married At the end OF the war,
celebrating his Gfticth wedding ami
vcrSary three years ago. There arc
in addition two daughters ard Two
sons. Mrs Z. Il. Gwathmcy. Mrs. G..
Paul La Rogue, George Murdock Of
Richmond, ana Bowc Murdoch. Of
LNnChburE.
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DANIEL WILLARD is REFLECT
/, PRESIDENT OF THE B. T. O.
George ii. Emerson VIII IL Chief OF
Motive Piwcr when Road l.
Returned March I.
icy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.--Daniel willard
was reelected president OF tho Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad AT "A meeting
OF the biard OF directors held here to-
day 10 namc officers for the road when
4 returns to private management on
March !. George II. Emerson. who has
been III Russia for two years as a
member Of the Russian Hallway Serv-
ice Corps representing the United
States, was appointed chief Of motive
for Russia he was general manager OF
the Great Northern Railway, All of
the Other. officers chosen are now en-
gagged either by the corporation or by
the Fedora! railroad administration in
operation OF the road.
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"COPPER" DIVIDENDS ARE
MATERIALLY REDUCED
: Controlling interests Declare Irinnn-
-, cfaf Situation, Tax and Production
Problems Arc Causes.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.--Qua-terly
dividends OF the so-callcd porphyry
copper companies were materially re-
duced at the meetings OF the board
OF directors today.
Chino-Coppcr cuts It's disbursement,
:rom 10 to 37l-2 cents; Ray Con-
solidatcd from SO TO - cents, and
Nevada Consolidated from 81 ID 10 -
cents. Utah Copper. controlled by the
same interests, maintained tho $l2J
rate of the previous quarter
In explanation OF tho rcducotions
It was stated that the general financial,
conditions, low production and prob.
sems OF taxation mako such action
conservative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

WASHINGTON. Feb. "5.-Scnator
onuerwood's joint resolution, introduced
1T the request of newspaper publishers
proposing a commission TO confer with
the Canadian government in an effort
pulp. book binding and print papcr was
reported favorably today by the Rules
COMMITTEES. but consideration was post
Democrat. Missouri
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Liberty bond. M Low Recora

-\LN lUIsK, F"p. .o--Liherrv bonds
ana victory notes established lowest
feature Of that branch Of the bond
market was the Liberty 3i.'s, tho mrs,
OF TINS covcrnment's war underwri:-
inEs. That Issue was frariN .nid
throughout the active session down to
$50, which exceeds It's previous Low
record by exactly u. per cent.
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RELEASE DEEDS.

+. l.. Crutchield trustee. to George y
Sparcn. east line Seminary .,vcnuc 50 fc.;
south Q; Ed6ehill Road, south 5Oylt5 feet;
February a. 1920; 500
, George K. law, trustee 20 Cardoza K
HuoaTd Inc. north side Broad S,cret 50
:eet west boulevard, west lSoxloO feet
F"h:usry u, 1920: $500.
II I. Richeson. F. L. Cru,chaeld trus-
gees. 10 {. C. Camden, east line Chamber
!ayne Avenue loo feet. south Bacon Road.
south SoNlSo feet February -. 1920:
IL 7. Richeson. F. L. crutchheld. ,rus-
tees. to George " Spavcn. east line Sem
mary Avenue 90 feet. south EdsehilI Rcs,i
south ao1ito. February u, 1870 SSlS