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The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

H. A Ashtox OF Phoenix is bust.
ness visitor in the city.
! Osc.,r Corn of Bicbee is in the
city for a few days on business.
+ M. Ashburn is business visitor in
the city from Douglas.
]. s. Watkins is down from Tue
son to eat barbecued beef today.
Yes -crday Nogales was visited by
Mr.. C'ester Johnson of Bisbee,
well k. own advertising agent with
live line of business.
+ Mr.. Folsom Moore. assistant bust
ness manager Of the Bisbee Review,
is visitor at Nogales. He will go
to the barbecue today.
At Columbus, New Mexico, on the
Fourt> of July, in the automobile
parade, Rev. Father Ven Goethem
took he first prize for a decorted
automobile. An account of the ma
chine md its decorations, taken from
the Columbus Courier, is in another
column
Mr. H. c. Marsales, from San
Francisco, is a new addition to the
force 1T the Modern Store, of Jos.
Berk. Mr.. Marsales is advertising
mana ger.
Advices from Los Angeles are to
the effect that Mrs Allen T. Bird
Jr.. has been very ILL., Tracey was
called to her bedside from his cot
ton fields near Terpe, and. was in
California more than two weeks be-
fore his wife was considered as fair
ly on The road to recovery.
Mr.. o. L. Allen from Tucson, is
visitor at the Line City.
Yesterday Mr.. E f. Bethel of the
! Washington Trading Company was
here from Patagonia.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11
urtEING HOME

Babe Ruth wears the smile chat
ont como off" every time he hits
home run!
We can't all be "Babe Ruth's," but
no thing is sire; you can and will
wear the "smile that won't come off"
+ you patro1ize u5
w. J. CAVANAUGH
"The Quality Jeweler"
239 Morley Avenue
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

Governor Flavio Borquez, of the
state Of Sonora, is expected from
Hermosillo this morning to join the
excursion to Casita.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

"ANTED-Gocd second hand cam
era. Prefer film pack, but must
have high glade tense. Address
P. o. Box G22, City or Inquire
"Oas's" office. 7:6-6t pd.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

ChaH Bernstein, business man OF
Lower California is in Nogales for u
few days On his way home to Mexi-
ali after a visit to Mexico City
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11
CHROME ENOUGH FOR WORLD

BELGRADE. July 9.-Discovery of
chrome deposit in Serbia large en-
ugh to meet the whole worlds de-
mands has been announced here. The
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

necessary repairs can be made, the
first attempt to reopen this rich pro-
Queer will be made.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

County Supervisor Oscar Ashburn
vas N the city yesterday on county
business.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

Yesterday evening Governor and
Mrs. Campbell, with their party, ar
rived from Phoenix. They are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. E. Titcomb.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

During the year 1914 to 1917 the
Az on immigrants was only $500
lead and since that time it has been
$500 GER mead.
The table given below shows the
amounts collected by the various
stations in the district,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

WANTES-Grl for General House
work. Inquire at Post Exchange.
Mrs. W 60 drich. 7:1-tf Oh
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Mr.. Allen C. Bernard, of Tucson,
Guaymas and Cenanea, one of the
Old timers in Arizona business and
politics, and in business in Sonora,
arrived yesterday evening to join
e excursion to Casita.
Louie Fleischer left yesterday for
LOS Angeles, where he will spend the
next couple of weeks.
Geo. Parker of the San Rafael
Valley and candidate for sheriff was
in the city yesterday.
Carlos Felix Diaz former customs
house chief at Juarez arrived in No.
gales yesterday. Mr.. Diaz will re-
main n Nogales few days and then
pr cee] to Mexico City to accept an
important commission from the gov
emmett.
F. ]. and a. ] Miller of Tucson
were guests last night at the Evans
Hotel @dS
W. A. Benson of Superior is a
business visitor in he city.
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. o o o o 600 900 o O o o g
. WANTED Q
. o o o Q o o o @ . o o o o . Q
'ANTED Spanish-English Steno
graphei, salary $4,000 U. S. Cur
rency per month Address. j. j.
Egan, s'upt Wells Fargo & Co.
Express Guaymas, Sonora, Mex
~. 1888 pd
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y OR RENT -Four room house with
bath and screen pouch, Inquire
405 Elm street.
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. @ o OS o o $1,000 o 0s0a
MISCELLANEOUS @
. Q o Q . o Q O o 3 . . o o O >
L0ST-Small grip with ASSORTMENT
of toilet articles in it. Reward for
return to 318 Sonoita. *-7.11 .2tnd
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11
CONFIDENCE THE
FOUNDATION OF
BANKING


That day, ages ago, when one
man decided TO trust his money
INTO the keeping of another
marked a great, forward step in
achievement. 2 = AZ, @,,<.:.~ -.
Today, the man who fails to
avail himself: of the facilities Of
fered by the-mOdern bank is plac-
ing upon himself the greatest pos
sible handicap in the handling of
his business affairs.
All that thoroughly modern
banking institution can offer yar,
in Safety. Cooperation and Serv-
ice is yours if I0h bank with us:
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Dur
bar Real Estate Office. 1879 tt
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LosT-Bunch of keys in a near the
post office. Return to Francisco
Lopez B at La Reforma- store for
reward. ,7:s-2t pd.
HEMSTITCaTNG-We make hem
stitching at 8 cents per. yard.
Vile de Paris Up Stairs; Room s.
Miss Maldonado. 6:c2-tf.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

Yesterday Mr.. E. E. Bethel of the
Washington Trading Company was
here from Patagonia.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

Mr.. o. L. Allen from Tucson, i.
a visitor at the Line City.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11
PERSONAL ITEMS

95 IggEEgH7g5gE55F iag5EH#giaE
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:. Mr.. Folsom Moore. assistant bust
ness manager Of the Bisbee Review,
is visitor at Nogales. He will go
to the barbecue today
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

W. 4. Benson of Superior is a
business visitor in he city.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-11

Mr. H. C. Marsales, from San
Francisco, is a new addition to the
force 1T the Modern Store, of Jos.
Berk. Mr.. Marsales is advertising
mana GER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

hea you have put that book down
lou lou VIII and that there is hIdeous re:I-
,S. 5ANnentaele reason. for believing
,,unt SHriHt. 10 50 ne. cent OF our he
iovod countrymcn and counIrywommr
10 today only one name among othcrs
, Ike plato. Sophoclcs. or Marcus Au
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

sn's 3 HsSssss g
o,Isinai ,nsStso,..o5s DesTtssiSs %,s.
600 -''"' '''V''''0' 20 ''o0:-
N M9sssso.IsS Va; 7. " Mould. pIssiasns: anu
name 70 aoSIs 1ns sSsTssaIy Changing 10
wSIR Inner s1 's Ss's vs e yn!ss
from from 1iSsSSs {, 10 . ssSsS and rs m'aaa
Va Trade cssss
al j. a5suSss 2s se General.
and mercantiio businoss
%; And.r.9nr :, Automebiis Company. Int:.
90: minimum i:sSas omsels: 3. {. ' an.
ss5'e %4e1 H. Conn a R 81 sydRPS
object: 70 deal IN automobiles and autoalc,
MINI ,ss:S5s$ o,sss.. Jim Ss
p:,, Ryan srl, secretary and Joschim O. Dor.
six ,saiSis sss IS saa
Dss:'sPgsa' s25ssFa,eq s4s''
D4a III os v
ton va: sasissI: %n aainsaza me sso.sses
u.
| lett. president; II: s. Biakemorc. secretary
| and II. l.. Stricken. all ~ Staunton, Va.
Object: to deal in real estate. live stock
to operate sawmils. quarries and 20 manu- !,
facture bricks ~
Revival OF charter OF the Commonwealth
StoraEs 1nd Ice Company " o nnc MerfoS,
$4,000. Officers: o. y. Havery. president.
Athens Pa; a. e. KRIS: secretary. Nor
folk. Va; a. ". Brock. Norfolk. Wax
Floyd Hughes. Norfolk. Va; p. S. IIesscia
and w. n. FERGUSON. Object: to conducr.
general cold storage. refrfgeratipg ante
Amendment to chartet OF G. Manning
Plumbing, Company. Inc. Richmond. Va,
officers: Henri Beaugard. vice president, AT IL
J.. II. EuhInk. secretary. Object: ehangirE
! it's name to the National Products CompanY.s
| Inc. -,
| Certihc. tie Of authority issued to the L.
under the laws Of the STATE OF Delaware
! onicc is TO he located in 'RIehmond. With
! construction business. -
| Amendment filed by Lumnts & Co. u,
! foreign corporation, Incorporated under thy,
| awe of the State of New Jersey. Obtectt.
increasing its capital stock from 100000,
| to $4,000. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
AMERICAN BUYERS ARE NOW: 4.
GETTING ARGENTINE HIDES:
various European Nations Also Arc
Said to BE Lively bidders
for Skins.

BUENOS AIRES. Feb. 21.-AMerican.
buyers are reported to be buyins,'
Argentine cattle hides on contractta
which would include the greater paTeca
Of what are known as freezing housSI
skins" up to the middle OF June. is2cp
The American buyers. according to La
Razon. are anticipating German pur-
chases which are expected to be fac'li..,
tated by tho resumption OF maritime
traffic with German ports.
AT present" says Ia Razon. the.
demand for cattle hides Is very active,
all over the world. The United States.
bought during the war the greater,
part OF Argentina's production. blt,
now cannot do this for the reason thaJt
the tanning industry has progressc.s,
very much In several countries. sue,iy
as Spain, Sweden, Norway and HOLLANDS
and these countries today are disput- \.
ing the market. AS Germany Is COM
mencinE to operate on q large scale.
in the international hide market. the.
United States win mot find tho same
facilities that shc had In i915-191S to
impose her prices onHthe market.
TT Ia estimated that Argentina neNt
year will be able TO dispose Of more.
than 100000 cattle hides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
, trustees. north limo Park Avenue 1:s feet
inches. wet Addison. west 2fxftl feet I:
No 1910 January 81 1920: Sc, 500.
CHARTERS ISSUED.


Buckeye Wholesale Lumber Corp. Ame-
go: joseph MsVssn. p!ssldsns. Yoan.:.
onH oh HsspR onee caesFy
~; ;o,Ix t ssPsi GhlcsFS, ~, ana
tanning aSd milling fsI Susineua sAs'a' oh's'
od lss SaTo Go c'sR Of S0sf so
t'P s al Il srssg M ana
n The p nSa GO surHg mani
mum: $3.50; w. scott Garrett. prssident
1hews . Ii 81 sS vs E
en J.! va a and e. ya Fsss5 P Pis
cFst Sasnm seaG %?rhs Tittss
Fsas ol:soS 6 Se y rs TAXI
| and conduct the bdslnSss now being CARRIED
on by southern Iron Works. Inc. OF Nor
ssaesoard Produce Company Inc. New
MN MN, $1,000; i: aisFini; Pre;SSsn,; Il; 7;
eM "d oesay snd e
rs; i9as d, Corp Eswn95. Nsxs Va e,
stock. l. 4. Meyers. president. Newport
Mss Ss xs "a and eSeF Msssas Ssn
vile. $, c General roal estate business
va M"smam; sss. ces: rinimum ssoa. g.
r. Davis a1vii Luke 5opn Ise
Ssey +: White. Roy. iam"s;E; Smith, H. n.
sra SMgs OF ssfa bal iTa
01y II end in GSTa Va
;;n,nm. s2o.oeo. minimum. ,.tsoo0. "; ".
ann j. j. Sioan. ali Of ror,srnou,h, Ia Gen.
ersl e9n,ractins and real estate business &,
Maximum. $4,000; ,n!nil,um,, $1,000. a.
Snya' snd Ssa ali OF sss,
Va. To conduct wholesale and retail!
.aaisni S t@r,nr p ssnera, aha "iSn
and Gsn.rni ,msTchandis
lns,;; Iynss,@I H5S v; Mas'mpa: sss;aosS
Csrpcn,er and Charles {. Harvey. ali rf
F%s'ory 81 inc As
r. /, Burke, secretary; j. i: seaEsW /.
pomatt;2 s Va To deal in and prepare to-
ms shlrs Va Sfn5 1ns nsh
a|aYI,,,ss sccTet1ry and Oscar Adams all
surance companies.
Amendment to chartGr of Mountain, Trust
char sins It's name to the Mountain Trust
Amendment to charter OF Mullens Gro
isTS ina and g. g. ndrexa
,,s!.arE;o nersasnE its capital STOCK from
Amendmept 70 charter OF Ia France CAT
| PRESIDENT: ~ G.. VILLA ms. secretary. In
! crensing its capital stock from $4,000 to
nG les
| tors Corp. Richmond Va. II. w. hudson,
president. and w. Il. ANGEL. secretary
withdrawing and cancclnS S337.70o Of pre-
ferrcd stock actually issued and outstanding
| H. hrnnstein. Inc. Ric hm"nd. Va, Capitai:
m nassi 5000: minimum sn,. 1900 OH
secretary. and J. l.. Anderson. all OF Rich.
mcnd. Va. Object: to MANUFACTURES and deal
! in clothing and wearing apparel
! Peoples Rank or Ewing Ewing. Va capl-
tal; msNimum. $1,000: minimum. iio.ooo.
Van; Hubert r RItchie s seerSisPy. Ew wins
| Va. ". 4. McScl HOOP, Tenn: Ii. ii.
ShiNey Ewing. Va; IT, c. r. Dean. Ross
! Ill.,: Va; y: r. Richmond. Ewing. Va: a.
Il. ItoSsr,son. Ewing Va. and g. +. Kin
caid, Ewing Va Object: general banking
| Nans-mond Industrial Corpora alton, Nor
! folk. Va. Capital: maximum. 500. 900; min
inum. $4,000. oncers:'J. y. stone. nrGsi-
dent: g. u. Sammons. secretary. and Il l.
Myers, ali Of Norfolk. Va: Objcet: to don
! building supplies.
rhS Hague ApnEtment Hotel. Corporation
J preferred and 10000 shares common stock
!! minimum. $1,000 preferren stock and Sd
rhs,ss sam9n s;SsE + Glen
| secretary: Norfolk. Va, and @. d. Happcr
ment houses aud hotels. =.
supplemental certificate to charter OF At
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RELEASE DEEDS.

,gn s'S. d}s','sS - Hss.s Bal. ss;
aF eso" ,s 3tGee ,i. sas' 'eAitt feet Fe0ra
sel s ss9Sn Ina TsysT arn Street, kun
Morris Norris, sass, .ial:o feet. February u.
u t. a. l. sss'fh ns a. i sss;
S Ser? 80 - ssI AG pss-u. ?y s:S III
a"sy ns IT, f Si5sts IS fsst ; Sss;
NV n sssa!aa5S Il r. lssS IS Robin.
hon sS nS @t., iiae .noXeF feet! rNs.
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y sh: s:as; . S.'
iss! FeSrarlyy C. is46 A'sG ioSs east -'si''
90 + ns siTs''Tddnx Ct ais trustee % Mar
|3uih lns, 6Sya IS .4s,!s fsst. Sc,oe es
II. i. rtsiifSSift. !r.. trustee. to LOUISE G
i'y s' i r i5s i?; o 'Fs soS Esbr esS
south Msple@Sod XvenSs. seatk iSo f fs',
& t'sSa r. Gin
ssft e feet, f &C. i4s RsssD.is 81 sss
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;'
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1 3S:iS E ISL sss 6 feet fss
Ametiesa r5SE' German Fulton.
isians Stree, $ feet Inches by S 100 feet
in TSaf H. i1l 90 south line Louisiana Street
i Hshn s,Min n IiSs ai.cs sr%s;s
i nary u! sf isse 5ssheppards plan Jan
T NAM, s s,s.s %Is5 ssS fee; Fsss
'ihsi Essfss john Is H.. ..s'
:ysTst. sssiS5 feet Febra ssr east T iss5
w; p Rodd. John d.. Gayle. trustees. to
ess noT Tfs' strer 1sss
IssS feet; No. 1908. December Is. is1 81
Gayle. trustees to T. iE penn.tt. n nSr, + Il
nogISvard SoSisa feet FoStuary IT, iss aG
'1sS'oE l.. walters. try,,.o - ~, ~.
SensaEton senih aOaito tss, 'si Fes sSsis
j.; y. Eism. 70. II. Funstep. trns,ees. TO
ie s, fesS ssr nSs.S raTS sass. 1850
#sSls.sS i ss Assss' fi
rs ss:.s e y Msss q &
R;ss!s sssss iss'
Margaret Scott twife). cast limo Miller
Avenue, ITO feet. south ,WicIhem. south 81
February g.. 1890; $500. 9%l'IH 4. Il ~ -.
DEEDS or TRUST,
II M Esss Heel . Gar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
% Mari E!a Smith. ,s,s "a, and ,4s. Feb

% Mary Ella. Smith. lo;s 1879 and l4e. Feb
:uarE t-ts.o:.tax. sos: $3.50.
ado sidg %?i!!hsiis Ayenue ii: Iest inches
teet inches. cast Wellington. east 37x1os
ieoi; Hens. $500. February II. 1920; tax.
Thomas D. Newell Nora B. Newell. wife
10 10 city ot RichInond. south line Carlton
uasy :. 1920: $4,000.
simon Fisher. Gussc Fisher. wife. e,
as 10 sam Gordon. southeast corner Cary
AMI Nit-hie 80 feet; liens, $1,000. Janu-
airy -. 1890: tax. $3.50; $40.
william Dun;ord. cNer.. TO Emily p.
Cook. west line Sixth Street. $50 feet
inches north Leigh street, :.ortn II fee,
3 INCHES D." 10 feet. Februsry 9. 1870;
George H.. Black. Elsie L. Black. wife.
70 Peter Ionnsila. wcs. line Robinson
s9sso fsst; No; no, west line Robinson
street lts feet .nchcS: north Floyd. mort
10, 1870; Tax. 5000: $40.
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g siSotee feet IL inches. 80. AZ. Tax, 500:
Sfs-7 P r EH.nF s5a vi a HapG a s4ssi
re Z; tce' west L"n'bAray, We, - fec; /.
Z. is.v. S ,a.S.5. ''s'' No. 'so'' fs'FuoF''
SOL, John IL Gn:. Ka,horip. l. Gny twi.e, %
Assna.: se%'H se.i$o feet. s EsDruar H''T 9.
John .. Wilson. ,arr,- burnett Wilson
r ss s2S'G ,sa ay as s'sh sl0' feet Feb
E iii,sal MSnrSs TayGr o9nT p
;as iaTk aysnTs, - ~, i@sn%s. ' Tuai
ssrY YEA: a's s5 t5s' i,5 80 '' Jan"
e, to. fPsy ST. lsyg sp '.essn' %2s;
90 Fssfaafy "f 5so en: 'SS As So ST.
ra,. as l. n:r A lss $500 r. 5 5i7a,
.ts ''i.y aSy Is s .eapS.ry wesl ,
uo,l".n cas- oo..!tV' feet. -luEus, ). 1918:
ohm l.. Sa,,cr,i.d. Mary F. s.,,erncd
@ orae so' Hnaf aau' s,ysss
- III i,, h. ieo t;;s;; i4e s;oe9: February
yeS Wsqa ~ iss, dim InsSe s0an ns s'a.s
! = Zee, . inches " i:o ive.. February 10.
i s.ss' tSs-e p, %''. ssaA z.n ia
TYP PHI ~ Mi. f.' Eaa slo l. .~.te, 10 j. Tom.
nGyi sa1 noi, Se HSsi Ss ss
Sseh b. S,e- rarE 's FsDsua 9sAf; II is:5
Gn.i"d ifIoSmss CORPORATION to y. W. Cos
10 f"" ssp,i f :tdn nj oaa "e sonsh i5xfss
~
". ,steea com,nssioncrr ioLaSs :haoui TS
ncn M,.ms nsrn linz IT 8 .sI 10 IsS
~ 4; is:s sis;sS ;I,,., = ws,,,, ,,s
FIRM ian, g fs .ss;; ips sbfs4y JOS sS!
s.SS cGsrss IL ans sss,s 4a Inc
naE iysnpS Il. ss7 f;ss saTS West Street
IS. s Tss =
s ssz s;Jc: r. Isl feet February is. 1920
X%s1isan Trust Company 3am to F.
o'9 fee INC Hh 5 T EsSfaay
": ". H.slswoea. Bessie l. Hardwood
s;!sGt s feet ts4
s. Mfs'i w osssrs l. Gis,ff% SIM:
iSra stree, aS fes inches h. south cut,
/ No. iol. iSi-A. February 3. 1890: tax, $3.50:
s. s5 hsy s%t,"ss
s !sc,; Tsn. 'si.77o. February .. 1890: tax.
ii. CHAPMAN Annie Glssymsn tw!fso ct e,
F F. ~ 1se' ID. 1877 isspsi tax IS: SO w
r. C. Fletcher. Mary LOWS Trown Eln,ch.
c w,' no 10 W g ise, . u5 GTSh
Mn ct ~ too
wcst 81 feet; lot -. block G. nIan Rat
terry Court. January IL, 1920; ta" $3.50;
James Tips,ey. Matilda twifc, TO Connie
Sutton. Eighth street. :ixi22 feet Febru-
ct as 10 wiuism T. stGphNnson. Maud. =.
Stenheraon: wife. west Zinc Twenty eighth
ssss lSs1fa $50" rsSPs
vrsl.s hes!ty,, asd GonsirnS,iGn Con G..
over AvsRne a feet. y vest Robn som west
;sos-:so:.A., January 90 is:o; TAX. sill;
GasIs Il oy aas Ssse SsaSP s' es ws
GSm $500 SEQ sAf Tss4ssry YES;
garhe 81 Xonsban. W; *. Vaughan. hus-
s9f g oTlA4 nslls Tss na Etss
re sssss ~ isaS tas no ,fse sssffS
sSas Ssn Msydr roSss Rs Ss R, Wt
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The 1ax Title Company. Of & Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

nsny. trustee. south line West Avenue. JAS
ineSss FebPn. ESSi il. 1870. sfl $1,000. ''
5SssrA and bfg
900. ftbrusry Il. 1890; $3.50 ''e"' w.
- Esa'd IL g ffa sss ' asd
T,we2s, is Streets. 2Sxloo feet. February
;'sss:'a ssss n ss.'s
&C !es .os s'' r ss1aiy
ssss no r fSa;s,sr sass z m fs
M i iss; s:S SEs'o "'5 !s s5 'fi'
o SsRns Ford sdrns to Hsszs
Taary :: 1870! :l.s aSnoS by 10 feet Feb
,ra snsts J. VIII in. TO A5.hus Chapman
lis. January IS. ia!S S:t ,5.ai i, iac"'S' NO
hs A nsa,S sG s7S fec, zopis Lade Me
j.; c, Jones to L. Lorraine RUM. John
feet no sos Jsnusry " -, 1925. e?
to II ss.Ssn TstnqH Ms+ ,rs, S1s.
ss sfs IT, ssa s' ssa west s'ai.' feet f
20 J,,i,ms ~ 'osE.i GeorGi2 i Dover twife>
sss! line semlnary vsus Fee Fec, FiS nsSss
5 feel as ndh"a ist S ssth
n op % d fsfs H Es4yu1-s .sSSS
3nlanw %ysi Word G'p 1Sus tSs;s, ea Il
SOUTH f5 szs, ree FsSra sSah s isss
to M icsr; pn55 S,l,. ", p nsrrs hHssaGa
.s2 lssi feet s!"<S s6rS s.7s ni f,! g
Lanrhourne NJ. william to Joseph c. Tsy.
SarJ sri4sis isiS css NJ"
nan. trustee. south line Cary Street 1875
H1sds55si s' sileS y j fis!
.h fa4S ssn2E t ss ' sss;
isSs fsS5ssS rect; No.
Trustees so'th line Main stee, q I'i Feet s's sas
sM asrS lo eat iss5: iT .s,d fss' No ills FsS
John 6 s,o rhomnson 70 T. Iorr raj hHs md
.sss :Isi .t sFSs:
l. "s EsssSsry lis s. iss .osS BY s.
wills ii5n to f fsi.ya N MSg
ssshs.ss scfGsr Ms7nsIis snd c:aE ;!ts HS:
SouIneaS- corner leiSh ana Bnwe street
is2', rsb5saT SsI r PEP; ;Sss inches; No.
Mn; ,sd hv; ;9s:so east 'szi'' f's January
William r stephenson. Mnndc ste.
nhenson. wife. to John B.. Welsh. trustee,
s Feet, Sa rebru fss G: 1881
W. TaoTa; Hs.,o: Matte ,... G; ~. n y. Ms~!r
feet; cas-. limo ST; john IS feet. norm fftiiiiI
lkxih0 feet: east line st. John 50 feet
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Sam, aerdon. Annie Gordon. wife. to
siree, 10 inche sout cast '1 ls,eh ny
rches Nc sa' 1885,. 'G Januafy a. 1885, III
Jo PPSra Fisssr Frank Fisher. hsssand
sia aesss sn ss II S ihssss t. tss.
RAD. bss,s. K..s. TO, w. Chester
Eysns trustee. north M. Main street., q
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trustees; West limo Sixth stioet sso : fac;
gssssa i nS5's Feet, Fsbras aF,A u
M.aeppa Scott TO. s.. W. Robinson. p. n
E{S,d Tn nsh.; north l!ne GI,y street
fest 9 INCHES by lto feet February S.
20! Antsihetts wilklnsondo n. p. sobr,,d,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Mary Z Burrc,l. w. =. Eurre,l husba nd
70 Ecnry y Hutzler. trustee. east line st
y9nn street, ioxl:3 feet. February 8. 1920;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

10 inches sou,h Stuart Avenue, south 20 nv
log rect: No sos. February 9. 1920; SaaS6.
south line Main Street 80 feet. west Tom,
99Srdy, Ses' IS feet inches by TO feet !.
Susie f Bryant to william L. TYLER
. rmsns,. west Inc Richmond and Henrico
SOUTH 40, ,so ~ eject icet. south Burton Avenue.
j. r. D"dson to Il. r. Pcyton, Jr, e. al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
1,.<,on Guard. in p.vil,or.

PEKINO, Feb. 2l.--The beaNtifuL
pavilion on the Tartar city wallaa Dovs,
chinese custody In the mutiny OF.
the, troops In FckinE carly In 1sl2-
after Yuan shih-ksl had assumed thfT
foreign legation guards In tho carr
ital decided that. as military meas;
ure. the pavilion should he occupied
by foreign troops. The American les
cation. guard has occupied IT, ever,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

LONDON, aFeb!s, al.-ls England as
Il nation. drifting toward paga nism?
Strong dcnunciations from the pull
pit have recently emphasized :, the
growing Indifference Of the British
public. to religion. evidenced by fast
dim!hfshlnS congregations at the
churches, Girrcspectivc OF dcnomina-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

rlassssa sxssS st Tsa, E sss.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
Diphtheria Fatal
10 Monongah Girl

Maize Eileen Fleming, aged five
years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Fleming, died at the
home Of her parents at Monongah
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock
uNer an illness with diphtheria.
Tho child was taken III on Wednes.
day. She was. a bright attractive
ilt.Ic girl and was greatly beloved
IN the community in which she re-
sided. She was Il member OF the
Baptist Sunday school there and
was a weekly attendant. She is
survived by her parents. and a
blatkzr, aged two years. The faith
q. Or The child IS employed by the
Consolidation Coal company. The
bod was prepared for burial by
Undertake.: Il. l.. Cunningham.
Owing to the contagious nature OF
he disease the funeral services win
be held rom the porch of the resi-.
G.ace and following the body will
be taken TO Enterprise and in.
TERED in the Odd Fellows GENE.
terry.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
CHRISTMAS SEALS.

HE dread white plague destroys 10000 human
lives every year in the United States. lubsrcu-
oss spreads its darkening clouds millions Of peo-
pic in this county alone Many Of these lives arc
made well-nish hopeless by the presence Of poverty.
for tuberculosis strikes hardest and most frequently
in the homes of the very poor. Their hopeessness. too
often, IS due to their. hepessness.
In every community there are many victims Of the
disease in need Of home and instruction as 10 how
they can cure themselves and protect others
Protect you and your loved oRcs
The organized fight against tuberculosis needs your
aid.
Will you help fight the white pague7
1t has been made very easy for you to aid in the
battle.
Tic least you can do is to invest m Christmas Seals
the money going to the public health nursing service
for the work Of free dspensaes. and open all schools.
Your money will go to aid human beings. who more
than any other, need aid.
Slick Christmas Seal every letter, on every
package!
Ii IS your Christmas gif. to the victims Of tubercu-
Ioss.