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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
WALL STREET TRADERS
DO LITTLE PURCHASING
Small Market Advance Declared
Due to Withdrawal of Selling
Orders.
NO CALL MONEY WANTED
Adjournment of Congress Expected
TO Have Little Effect on Stock
Salcs-NicNican Oil Stock Helped
by Output Gain.
NO CALL MONEY WANTED
DY WALL.

NEW YORK. June 81 higher
prices were seen again in today,s
because nobody wanted any. h
advanc in the market VAS due more
to n withdrawal OF selling orders
mar to any fresh BUYING Even rhe
tai sales for tho day were below half
a million shares.
The only excitement of the day
was caused by Allis-Chalmers. whem
an unexpected dividend OF 81 n share
was declarcd. This advanced the
stock three points. Texas oil in
creased it's dividend to SIS a share.
but as that only puts the stock on
little better than a s per cent basis.
II attracted slight attention.
stock buying smaIl.
Entry of the Morgan Eroup Of
bankers into General Motors caused
a little buying OF the stock. The new
interests having received their stock
ket being in the neiEhborhoud 81 $2T.
it is quite likely that some profits
may be taken on the $50 stock.
The General Motors Company is
now the second most important, cor
poration in the world. and when ali
Its plans are developed IL will have
more stock outstanding than the
United States Steel Corporation,
which now ranks first. If the Gem
cral Motors markct falls flat, II will
hurt the whole stock market. United
states steel and General MOTORS are
now the pivotal stocks in Wall
Street Both are backed with huge
assets and splendid current earnings.
with good future prospects. Both
have perfect banking connections and
are in position to reflect correctly
public sentiment in regard to the
stock market.
Not Afraid OF Congress.
Adjournment of Congress. now set
for Saturday. would be a very strong
bull argument except for the fact
hat President Wilson is expected to
call a special session in July. There
is no reason for believing that Con-
rress Will do anything more than IL
has already done 10 help the Pres
!dcnt and his policies. But it would
nag the country to have Congress
called in special session, and that
Will he somcthing.
Report hat the Island Oil Well.
h n was making 3 per cent of salt
water, had been rcopcncd and was
now producing 5000 barrels Of oil
a day tclpcd the oil stocks, particu-
larry the Mexican.
stockholders OF the a.. T. Sccuri-
ties Corporation voted today to dis
solve Immediately. This means mat
for every four shares OF =. y. Sc
curitics the holder will receive one
share OF American Tobacco common.
Later American Tobacco will pay Il
dividend of - per cent in "B" stock.
Both classes of American Tobacco
common stock Will be put on a /.
per cent dividend basis, That will he
the equivalent OF II per cent for the
present common stock.
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COTTON MARK FITS

NEW YpRk. Juno 2.-licnrs In cotton
w@re routed today. and under heavy and
materially above rho high marks OF We'd
ncSdhy. Tn" greatest strength developed
in tn" last hour.
First quotations We're Irregular. \ points
lover !" u n,oirts higher. Liverpool was
IN" principal buyer early, whiIo Wall
Street. the south and SPOT houses were
moderate sellers. Later there was an inn
proved dcrnand and active options which
had showed losses. of & to 1: points early
moved UPWARD. Houses with Wall Street
ana western connections were aInon,; the
moro active buyers on the riss.
anu last quotations showed 4 net gain OF
~ To ~ Ioint Business generally today
was not large hut there were spur,s OF
activity. "
Spot her" was quiet. with mlddling I'M
changed nt sec. no sales. Tho mariLc,
q, New orleans was closed. Confederate
Reccipts: New Orleans. 2.Ss5: Savannah.
GOO: Houston. Eli haira
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Auto Livcry-Garagcs


DODGE want to buy for immcdiat c II
and VIII pay cash for IL Dodge tourit
car. Must be new or as good as nct
Answer. stating pricc and where car 81
he seen. Cash. licx 1874. |
USED - roadster. Give full nal
ticulars and cash price. l. -. cal
Timeg-Disnatch 4
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COTTDSSEr:D OH,

at e1h TO esn for fine Sranuiatcd.. The
demand continues active and deliveries
are said TO he Improving. with some OF
the r.fincrs taking on somc new business.
COTTONSEED OH.
NEW YORK. june 3.-cottonsccd oil was
heavy for nearby deliveries In tho abb
scncc OF trade dcmand. while late months
showed tirmncsS on the bulliSh crop out
look. Much of the days business was in
The way OF switching july To September
AZ 10 points. Old crop months clourd \
{" IL points lower ani new crop - to 20
i.et higher; sales. 12.S0l barrels. Prime
crude. 1900 asked: prime summer yell
low spot. nominal: July. 1881: september.
1881: December. 1920. all bid. Prime winter
yellow ana summer white. nominal.
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spot. with sales of Il small cargo IN ,o..
TO n local refined at 1910 cost and fre,rh,
while later positions were higher on salcs
"d 300 bags, of Cubas to operators a, 2or
80 S6o "mu irciSht. for June shipment and
R""tt' d riSmmSr az The Same price. TIL" mar.
irSlEht. equal to @03l for ccntrifural u"
me market for refined was incha,r.,
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Chicago LIVE STOCK M.ARKET.

CHICAGO. Junc. 3.-Cattlc: 1860; beef
hhpir rh mostly hiEheT; spots, 40g5) cents
i;"om "A -: she stock and bulls steady to
iSnltS en now hiShSST: earring ,hGiters. Ia:
iI!Sss mostly 80 cents lower: few early.
IL ~: ,so9i Kind later 10 packers.
NOES: 80; mostly, steady 10 Is cents
lower. closed weak. Spot, - cents lower.
,1ri ltS9: bulk light and light butchers.
i,.u 40. Dulk 30 mounds and over. III =,
Gil.25. "'' ""'"' i"-'
Shr"p: lI.co: slow with quality POOR:
'hoIN' SprlnE lambs. steady: others "a
EMS 10 ~ lover; choicc spring lambs.
lambs, l6.0o: bulk. 1000 100: choice 'vHvnssn
900; bulk. G,OodrS.9. yves
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Fort
NNGw YorkmMiadiins, 900: stock. ASS.
Total ,odaymitcccipts 1,s9i. exports. L.
Teal for week. Receipts. 1888: exports.
Total for scason-.cccip,s. e.e7s.:ao: OK
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

Il c,s toiay -, "a aMco'ton goods mar.
EinEhams; offered for spring 1921. by six
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MARKET.

COFFEE.
MEW YORK. June S.-Thr marko, for
.ntre futures was. quiet today, with tho
nrice movement irregular; The opening
offerings. but there was M snecia ',cr",i
sur. ana after the carly selling had been
npsorbrd prices rallied in the latr ,r,d.
ing on covering which may have 6"cn
pr"in"tcn py IN" easier tone or call money
~ r'inrlti AOnrnc" OF selling pressure
rom ifraZi!, S"ptrmb"r sold up from
,,"I 70 itS. with III" market closing not
nh,nahGra to = points higher. Closing
bids. July: Ass: S~cDtcmbcr. iiGo: r5ctnt
nrr; .+.o: December. January. March and
SUGAR.
SEN YORK. jane 3-Thc local market,
."r raw sugar was "A little easier ON The
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RICH MUSD STOCR MARKET.
Casltin G Burch n Company,
lOlS East Main Street.
Richmond. Va. June :. 1870
CITY STATE SECLRIIIES.

richmond. Va. June :. 1910.
CITY y STATE sEcVRITIEs.'
Richmond city 4s. 1895 1854. S5
Va = TsnsnriGs 2 3 g and r. l..i =. 72
Va. nv. and Pow. Co. ND. 100 g.
Va nv and Pow. Co.. com, 100 40
,RAll.RDAD STOCKS.
R;F and y, DIV. ObliG. 100 :. cH5
INSURANCE. SrOCKS.
Atlantic Lite InS Con-. 100 l6o
Va. Fire ana Mar. Ins. Co. - III
BASK AND RUS co. GTOCKS
American National hank. 700 fo
Amer. Trust Co. tCiass Al 100 I6i
HToai street Rank...... - 55
broadway National BANK. ID 100
Bank OF Com. and Trusts. 100 go
Central National Rank... 100 la
Church Iill BANK ......... 10 les is,
First. National Bank....., 100 OF
Merchants National Rank. lb 10
Mechanics and Merchants. 100 oIJ
National stat" and CITY,, 100 90
Old Dominion Trust Co. 700 sos
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CnICAGn GKAIN ANn rnonrcE.

CHICAGO. Juno 3-C"rn ruled higher in
price most Of the time today as a re-
shit OF continued traffic difficulties. hu;
IL hiarhet became over bought. The
CloS" was nervous. to ne net lower
YIN July La 4" l.7S'. and September
W. 10 l."Ni. oats finished unchanged
20 50 down. ana PROVISIONS varying from
&C., d"C.In" To /" cents advance.
Leading futures ranged AZ fnllows.
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;Siiations were General and mills are cut
uhs down their working hours. silks were
du,i. raw. SILK lower and lurla IN quiet.
selling being close to current costs. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

The executors of Elizabeth Bell
iD,hSis' deceased. and tha executor OF
Mary e Pemberton. deceased; Will
sell at public auction. on the premsS
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1880.
At O'Clock p. NJ,
The above tract OF a37,a acres u
good gently rolling to level fsrmlng
land. adjoining tho lands OF Mfd1othiss
an Coai company and ais. about
miles from Midlothian depot. on
miles from Richmond, Va. Thissland3
Is practically all covered With GOOD
growth or young wood aud fiIpborI
mostly pine. In. addition to Its valueS
Tor farming and timber PURPOSES it,
ana dos aitoa N the Richmond coal
portunity for an investment that
VII! yield handsome profit. y5s.ss; ~
TERMS: 0nc-thi-d cash, tina, BAL;
ance IN equal payments. with Intar.
ssti IN IN 8, n1 ~ and IL months. tItlo res.
fully paid. or all cash. at tho s optiosna WI
OF the purchaser. ~ N 1f -
This property is being sold ut,de 81
the order OF the chancery Court OF!
Rtchmond, Va, in suit Of V,rKlnfsS
executors. VS.. Henry II. saoii III ssfSss;
and is subject to the commandments
the court ir that suit. 81 -
VA. TItUsT coMpANx Is;
D: 8; MCCARTHY, s:sS
Ex'ors Of elizabeth Bell Davis S:s
n.,s- y ! Nay Eass & fss ssss s 81
A. l. aUAMsoN, 81 e SsF A
{ AuefionSsr. z lssi s "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

To the creditors of MARVIN L..
BROOKS. oil Richmond, in the Coun-
ty OF lfenrico. and district atore-
Notice is hereby given that on
April s. 1920, the said MARVIN L.
BROOKS was duly adjudicated bank
rupt. and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will he held in my
Office, Rooms ll1s-lilo Mutual Build:
ing, richmond. Va. on the PEND DAY
forenoon. at which time tho said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
business as may properly come be-
Ao' THOS. =. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
April 12..1920.
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. Executors:
AuctiionSale

THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF. LAND
KNOWN AS GILPINs.e cONTAIN4
ING s37A ACRES, ABOUT
MILES FROM MIDLOTHIAN, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONFERENCE.-THE
Is hereby givcn that the Kentucky To-
solved by vote OF its stockholders. All
persons having claims against the com.
Room COS Columbia Building. l.ouisvil!e.
Ky, on or before July !. 1870. The Ken
II. I.indenberger. President in I.iauidatto.:
NOTE that nvarS Ad In CORRECTLY indexed.
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4OO8 Forest Hill
Avenue I.

NOTICE is hereby given that. pug
Part IL. of tho City OF Richmond, yir-
ginia, entered on 18th day of August
1919. In the cnuse pending In. SAID
court. under the brief style Of; q w:
Woods Executors vs.. Anna u. Wood
and others. the undersig ned Special
Commissioners Will. at the hour of
p. NJ. on iiyS7 -
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF 4
APRIL, 1920,
on the PREMISES, offer for sale latsPub-,
lie auction. subject to approval by
the court. the following property, tot
the improvements thereon, known an
Oakland" lying and being In the,
city of Richmond (formerly in the
County of Chesterfield. Virginta) In
that part OF said city known as;
Forest HILL" and formerly owned by
Der 400S Forest Hill Avenue, South;
Richmond. Virginia.
The terms OF sale, as fixed by said
decree. are as follows: one-thirf casll'
and the balance of the purchase price
on credit of six, twelve and seighss
notes OF :he purchaser bearing the
date OF the day of sale. with interest
ut the rate OF per centrum per an
mum added thereto. The titleEto .hfsf
property win DO retained until all OF:
the purchase money has been, paid
and conveyance to the purchaser Isl
directed by. the court In said cause. 8
At she option OF the purchaser, the:
purchaser may pay all cash. 81 81.
WILLIAM p. WOOD, GO
Special Commissioner, s.
The bond required of Special Con-. y
missioner has been given. ss&
w. 10. DUVAL, Clerk Ss
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CIGARMAKERS

WANTED: FRESH MOLD WORK.
hest TOWN OF 10000 POPULA-
TioT IN TuE SOUTH. FACTORY
oNDITIoSs UNsURPAssEn
WRITE AT ONCE GIVING EX-
rEnIENcE. ETC. GIRLS PREFER
RED.
d. w. sTUARrz CIGAR COMPANY. INC.
DENNETTsvILLE. S. C.
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Legal Notices OIL
TIE CIiESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Of Annual Meeting.
Richmond. Va. February 20. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the atockholders OF the Chee.
apeake and Ohio Railway Company Will
the general once of tho company. IN tho
city OF Richmond. Va, on Tuesday. April
20. 1920. at IL O'Clock a. NJ. for tho fol-
lowing purposes:
(a) for the election of directors:
heretofore taken or authorised by the
board OF directors or by the executive
committee OF tho company. which may DO
tc) to transact such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will close mt
tho Office OF tho company. No. 81 Broad
sc. io2o. mt J O'Clock p ~. and Will re.
open on Wednesday. April Fl. 1890 at 10
By order OF the board Of directors.
A. TREvvETT, Secretary.
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,4UCTIoNs-LECALs
Legal Notices 81
FOR SALE.
$4,000 CAMPBELL. COUNTY (vA.)

$4,000 cAMrI I,GE.hIn,sc COUNTY wAo
The underslsned viii receive scaled
cSaas y ss s as ks.,oa4 s: e until
camsSs e ou NJ or sRy sn q 10
sssss ,i' s q sss s%$ e IS
sS"! M%s,efs ISL ISL sS% %.s ssS
.asyeS Srefsr hf b.Rp hss aS
ssls lssmisnnuaily. Inc ngst days OF Nay
Of the Of caSSsil couny Va
ia Sew York funds, and to be non,aTabie
purposes.
Alternate bids will BIO received for
said bonds to be issued to run for thirty
for shIr,SifSur years. vi Nth the
'ai ksr ''i sersi Bonds e run from, orc to
all Bias Sss .ssIsIsssssy e shis s$ssd "a
nIshcl Upon "a Application S1 to tho under-
signed.
Clerk Board of snpervlsors .mp-
bell County: Rusteurg.
LlER vs AsIss Il ss5
"A, special, meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Lilo lnS0ranCe Company OF Sirgi.l.a
will be hold at THO homo ONCE Of the
SS;ii SsiS. al ss,sss Esa H. e;
the consideEat.on and action OF the stock
and alterations OF the charter of tho
company. recommended by the board of
directors of the company to the. stock
holders by resolution adopted on the eGth
day OF March, 1920. and for the tranBac-
tlon OF such other business as may p,oper-
~ come before said meeting. The books
for transfer OF stock of the company will
be closed on April 10. 1870. and rcIvened
on April IL 1870. A. Carlton McKenney.
Secretary
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate SUBJ
jcct to the usual conditions. will be re-
ce!ved at the Office of the Director OF
Purchase. General Supplies Branch. Room
l7i3 Munitions Building. Washington. II.
g. until 10 y. NJ. April a. 1890. for
1876 caskets and shipping cases.
Proposals for wooden caskets. metallic
caskets under manufacturers own, de
Al caskets must be air and water
Deliveries will be determining factor
In making awards and are desired at the
rate OF $500 monthly until completion.
beginning July !. 1920
Each proposal must bc accompa Med by
completely finished. ful-Aizn sample
and corner section. with complete draw
inEB and specifications.
Bidders are invited to be present at
opening
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THD
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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AUCTTONS-LEGALS
I.cgnl Notices

SEALED PROPOSE Ls-Post: once De-
1890: Sealed proposals will lie received
at the Office of the Purchasing Agent for
this department until o'ciock u. NJ,
May 4. 1920. for furnishing envelopes for
tho departments OF the government dur
ms period of one year. beginning July
!: 1920. Blanks for proposals. with spc-
cihcations and instructions TO bidders.
VIII be furnished upon application TO the
purchasing agent 4. 8. Rurieson. Post
master. General
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

MEsSESGER-oSE Of RIcHMoSD'S
lEADING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DESIRES THE SERVICES OF An IN
TELLIdENr AND AMBITIOUS YOUTH
OF GOOD CHARACTER AS MEssES-
GER ADVANCEMENT ASSURED FOR
RIGHT rARTY. APPLY IN own
HANDWRITING. GIVING REFERENCES
y. o Bon 1895
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Tn tho Matter of No. 1881.
MARVIN l.. BROOKS IN
Bankrupt. bankruptcy.
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WANTED. shoemaker at once. Apply il01
West Main Street -
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EXISTS ON OUR SALES STAFF,
nKESENfiNG AN UNUSUAL OPPoR-
TUSlTY. APPLICANT MUST QUAIL
Fly AS CAPABLE. INTENSIVE AND
STEADY. ADDRESS CONFIDEJNTIAI,
j. sol. CANE TIMES- DISpATCu :.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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JAMES River plantation. 500 acres; good
improvements. including water pnwor
grist mill; fne lot Of timber: ona-qua rte r
mile from depot: fl6.500.> Pollard 81
SEVEN ACRES. Groom dwelling, near
Taylors Crossing. $1,000. O. c. Tuy-
Tor & Co.. 22 North Ninth Street
soSoio ACRES on Broad Street Road,
l,2t0 feet front; less than two miles
city limits. Must be sold. Owner leav-
ing city. Apply Pollard &c Bagby. Ask
ior Mr. Wilson. or call boulevard 437.
2f0 ACRES-A chance for speculation
40 acres OF weil-wooded. level land In
Grange S!,r County. one mile east Of Gordons-
cut over and there, Is much saw timber
go IN nor L nc1n IN the hes, apple SECTION:
Klake. Real Estate Agent. Louisa. Va
fES;tEpHoNE Ranaolph I and tell a
you want. She'll help you write a com.
p!eto ad that Will quickly get good ro-
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SALESM EN-Wantcd. local and travelling
county suiesmen. Exclusive territory
given Salary or commission. Address G.
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LEATHER CUTTERS. experienced. To cut
leather hutCaHcs and bags. Steady
work. good pay. good bonus. Only er-
ssturday and and snhdayy af;e o S BE- aus Us
pointment in writing. IIopcwcll Trunk and
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SUITCASE MAKERS. experienced on
leather and Imitation leather. Steady
overtims u desired, Bonus in addition
TO good nay. Only experienced. quick
whole case By themselves need apply. Will
SUPPLY everything ready cut. Pleasant
may see US Saturday afternoon and sun
day by appointment In writing. Apkpiy
Va.
WANTED, ehocmnkcr at once NnnIy I5I1
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Situations Wanted-fIc,nalc 80

LADY BoOKKEEPER and genera! office
ASSISTANT desires position. Thoroughly
experienced. Can Operate typewriter,
adding machine and Monroe calculating
machine. Very accurate at figures. Ref
crence. T. sll. care Times Dispatch.
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BY a. l.. ADAMSON, "a, Il
Real Estate Auctioneer. -
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sssss 3 2 WE. ssss sIss E si',
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MACilNERf--We buy and sell machinery
and pipe OF every description. we also
carry II full limo of shafting hangers and
puiicys. Richmond Junk and PHO Com
nany. sos Brook Avenue. Randolph lola ,
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MISUNDERSTANDING. three Thoroughly
experienced statesmen. familiar with
wholesale grocery business. Address II
So care Times Dispn tch.
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Money 20 Loan

~ LOAN OH your farm orr suburban real
estate Is what you need. Geo. T.. Craw-
ford < Co. ss2 Eaat Main Street.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

Investments, Stocks, Bonds 80
HERMITAGE COUNTRY CLUB STOCK
One share for sale. Reason, removal
from city Price. $50 net. Address GRAFT
ton T.. Hancock. S7i Broadway. New York
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REL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for SaIo

rhNMS WANTED.
Wanted. desirable stock. grain and
grass farms in any section ~ Virginia
especlally Piedmont section. Write MS Tor
listing. blanks at once. Just getting uui
new CATALOGUES. Morton q. Thalhinicr
first national Bank building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
CHOOSE CAREY AS
MONOGRAM LEADER
Notre Dame Athletes Select
Priest as President at
Annual Dinner. e..

Rev. VIM. A. Carey was chosen
president Of tho Notre Dame Mono
gram Club at its annual commence
ment banquet. sunday afternoon.
Morris Smith was elected vice-pre-
sident. Joe Brandy. stellar half-back
II the 1919 squad. was selected as
chairman and Jerry Hoar as treasu-
Ter. More than 90 letter men OF for
1uer years attended the affair. includ-
ing Charles BaChman. recently coach
- Northwestern university. j. j.
Sullivan. assistant corporation coun-
I'll Of Chicago. Donald Hamilton Of
Columbus. Ohio. mad VIM Tmendel
81 Chicago. Last seasons gridiron
men were presented with gold foot
lall fobs az the dinner
Considera BILE comment was arous-
- when 10 was proposed to invade
the South by arranging "a game with
Georgia Tech one speaker reviewed
President Burns baseball career at
the university. During the season
q SO. the president was the battery
7uate OF Gus Cooper When after an
exceptionally tight struggle with
Purdue. that year. &otre Dame con-
quered, Fr. Burns along with Cooper
was carried off the field on the chouI
siers Of the cOllegians.
Men who are almost certain OF
making the American Olympic team
ryili compete in the Freshman Var
fity track meet Monday, on Cartier
Field.