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The Brunswick news., 1922-12-23
THE HABIL or SAVlN

The annual message of
q the Treasury Mef
mitted to congress, IS fe,l
details concerning government
iRgs securities, which have become 4
permanent department n tfnele s.
Itreasury's operations.
First issued in 1917, as one
means q meeting the tinancia
quiremcnts Of the World war. Ii,
continued sale Of these securities I'm,
been Of material aid to the govern
ment ln the financing Of its currem
requirements, and at the same time
Das Increased the prosperity and vel
being Of those who have saved anc
bought them.
Commenting on the message. after
referring to the above, the Columbia
Record says that the report eiyes
IN detail what has been done by the
treasury department the changes nee
essaly from 4 war to peace basis
and brings the history Of the govern
ment saving movement doyn to date
AT present the government is efror-
ing to the people treasurg savinc.e
certificates, exempt from all state and
local taxation Except estate and m
herltance taXesl and from normal
federal income tax.
These certificates are issued IA de
nominations Of $25. S100 and 81 600.
and sold to investors at S20.5o, $50
and $S25, They mature five years
from the date Of issue, and if held
until that time they yield aDou. f,u.
per cent interest, compounded semi
aanuaiiy, They may be redeemed at
any tine atter one month, payiaw In
serest On the money invested ut the
rate Of . per cent simple interest.
seeretery Mellon takes occasion in
lis seppFF psl this sahjeet to advise
.ilc holaeFs of war savings certificates
4 eSca them as they become due
s3ry savings certificate.
worth Of these
] gs Is are due ana
oa Eanu
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-23

10 business man, be he banker
haker - candle stick maker suffers
any by being courteous to those with
whom he is forced to do business.
Keep that in mind.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-23
..'I.'.s. S''s :. s, ss 'ss n. :. n I'si !.

crown prinee Of swat Babe Ruth, il
tl1e same boat, il must Be confessed
aat this particular maladY loves td
Aseek a shining mark.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-23

Neary Willie upshaw, representing
the flfth congressional district, has
thrown z lit or two into many con
sfessinen, governors and other high
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-23

do. away with
entiary Of Geor-
geed. The system Is
andwhhuman and it ought
BE- slaped out.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-23

sae has invited them all to
ohIbltlon out on in othe,
A2in the white ribbon bri-
success has not been re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

Columbus. As the parade passed.
both the President and Mrs.
Harding frequently recognizing an
acquaintance in the procession waved
greeting.
The President entered into the
spirit OF the pageant with the enthu-
siasm Of a school boy. lie srinncd
broadly when fioa. passed on which
Il colonial mother was rocking a
cradle placarded with Il sign
~" flappc- rocked in this"
AnIoricau Babe Born on Rhine.
An old prairie schooner. drawn by
twenty mules. and Il dilapidated rural
frontier wagon in which there was
q smoking stove, also caused the
president to smile Mrs. Harding
leaned over the railing 70 wave to a
fOUr-toot drum major who strutted
by a the head OF one band Both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
DiSPLAf CLASSJtfEU
ctSf t<Ht
Ey J. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
1914 l.. Main ST.
COURT SALE.
THREE FRAME. DWELLINGS
and
WEST END BUILDING LOTS
"G!.ENBCRNlE." PATTERSON AVD
just west ..
HAMPTON GARDENS"

BY virtue of two certain DEGREES Of
Henrlco Circuit Cou:,. entered June
l9th. 1922. IN re: y. ". Patterson vs..
,erson vs.. Thos. wilkins ct ais. APP
pointing the Undersigned special com
mission so to do. We will sell at pun
lie auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY. july 9Th.
1T $40 +. NJ.
the property described in the decree
OF the first mentioned cause. as fol-
lows:
First. Lot of land. with improve
ments thereon, designated as Lot No.
D, on plat OF subdivision of Lot No.
IL. Montague Plan. fronting 80 feet
on the north side Of Patterson Ave.
nue.. running back between parallel
second: 10, Of land. with I'M:
Henrlco. west OF the city OF RiCh-
mond. in tho Plan of "GlenDurnie e
north line OF a 2O-r. street (Which
stree ~ 1875 feet north OF Patterson
Avc:.r Us southern line being the
northe' ne OF Lots Nos. TO & In
elusive: plat in Fiat Rook g.
page 75i, with the west line OF the
s. H. street; shown Oh said plat;
and fronting or said north line OF
said 20 1t. street Go fest: thence back
northwardly r.om said front and be-
OF which Is the west line OF said 81
foot street n distance of $50 feet:
Third. Certain lot OF land. hes
ming on the northwest line OF 20
foot road, known as Robinson Street
distan: Coz feet northeast OF the north
line OF Patterson Avenue: thence
running in Il northeasterly direction
along. lad fronting Go feet on said
90 foo, road. thence back between
parallel lines 100 feet.
THEN. SAY. At Gao +. =.
the property described in the decree
in the second mentioned cause. as
First. Certain lot OF land with the
improvements thereon. fronting 81
feet on the north side OF Patterson
Avenue, and running ba between
and Lot OF Montague Plan in T.. q.
s. p 75it.
Second. Certain 10, Of land. begin
ming on the north line OF 20 foot
street tparnllel with AMI i9s feet
distant 50 feet west OF the north line
OF said 20 foot street. with the west
line OF 30 foot road; thence west
m North line o oi said said % foo1 street, re- ~"
distance OF SO feet, and back from
said front between parallel lines $50
feet
TERMS: Under each decree. &
months, for notes with interest add
ed; title retained until the entire
purchase money is i'd: or all cash. At
the option OF the purchaser.
A. w. PATTERSON
GEORGE an" ). HOOPER
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN IL CO.
Auctioneers.
The bonds required under the
above DEGREES have been duly given
tSigned) S. p. WADDII.L.
Clerk.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES SALE

In execution OF two certain deeds
~ trust To the undersigned. one dated
)uiy IL. 1871. OF record In tho clerks
,.rheld County. Va. In Deed Book
1874 page ala. ard tho other. dated
Angus, >. 1921, and OF record In said
.ftio- In Deed Book IG2, page ss+. do.
ment OF tho debts thereby secured,
and boIug required by the notehold-
era no t. do, I shall sell at auction
On tho pr"inlsos. o.!
THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1922.
at $50 O'clock l.. n.
tina, certain tract of zoo acres OF
Chesterfield County. Va. about two
miles westerly from Chesterfield
Courthouse. on tho nor,herly side OF
The road leading from the court.
from said road to Swift Creek. also
the RICH, TO 5000 fee, OF good pine
lumber 10 he cut from said land un-
Der thereon. dated June ~. 1920, OF
record IN said clerks office In Deed
Book l50. page 293. said lumber to
be cut. sawed and delivered on said
feet long. 1000 feet exc IS feet
long. IL floor stills 8-xS- IS feet long
1000 feet OF jois's 2-xlo" IS feet
long. and tho balance in linCh
feet long. or Of smaller din.nsions
suitable for the framing and building
Of a house, az per said contract said
land and lumber being more par;icu-
lsrly described in said trust deeds TO
tho undersigned
This sale IS 10 be made subject TO
another certain deed Of trust on said
land. OF record In said clerks office
Ia Deed Boon 100. page 365. securing
10000. with per cent interest
thereon from July !, 1920. payable
July I. 1922. and also subject TO the
sale of the timber on said land as
set out in said contract o. June "a
1920.
TERMS: Cnsh sufficient to pay the
expenses Of this sale. including trus-
tees comm isS!On OF per cent on the
amount OF sale. the unpaid taxes for
the year 1921 and taxes TO date OF
sale. to b. pro-rat-d: 10000 with
g per cent Interest thereon from June
.. 1929: $500. without interest:
$50. 90. with interest thereon at per
cent from July u! 1921. and S5Ts56.
with int-reS, thereon at i per cent
from June =. 1917 residue payable
at one year from date OF sale and
evidenced by note %! purchaser, with
Interest added. and secured BY deed
of trust on the property, or nll cash
at the option OF the purchasers.
J. @. FLORASCE.
ITnHtya
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AUCTION SALE
Desirable Property

by virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
recorded In the clerks Office of Husl :
default having been made i'm the nav,
ment OF one of the principal notes
and interest," and at the request OF
the noteholder. | will offer Tor sale
at pubic auction. on the premises.
Al O'Clock T.. NJ.
ON SATURDAY, JULY STH. 1922.
that certain house and LOT. known as
No. l9la Hainhr'igc street. Richmond.
Va. The building Is a frame struc-
turc OF hats. each Nat has rooms:
electric lights and water Tor each
fat: the lower fats rent for SI2.bD
cacn. anu me upper bats rent for
s10.h0 each. This Is detached buiid :.
ing on n 40-foot lot. and II II were
painted and little fixing done. IL
would make good Investment.
Easy terms can be given. and Will
II. S. HUDGINs.
...-.- Trustee.
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the President and Mrs. Harding APP
plauded when an automobile occupied
girl. passed. on the machine was u
placard announcing that Che child
was the first American baby born
on The Rhine
Former service men from all parts
Of ohio had flocked into Marion to
participate in the parade, and to hold
a reunion later NJ the. fair Grounds.
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Trmstre.s Sale of
SMALL FARM AND IMPROVEMENTS

SMALL FARM AND IMPROVEMENT
NEAR GLEN ALLEN. VIRGINIA.
In execution OF deed OF trust from
Howard +. Butler and wife 10 ihc un
d-rsirncd trustee dated May ~. 1879
Circuit Court OF JIcnrico County in
ana recorded in the clerks Office Of
Deed Eook 22O-A. page i15. default
having been made In payment Of n
portion OF the debt therein secured
and being required by the Beneficiary
so TO do. ! shall sell by public auc-
county Courthouse. Twenty second
and Main Streets, Richmond. Va. on
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1922.
At 1900 O'clock Noon.
the property described In said deed
Of trust as follows All that certain
parcel or tract Of land with improve
ments thereon. lying and being in the
county Of Ii"nrico, Virginia near
Glen Allen Church, containing ten
IO) acres. more or less 1t being the
same real estate of which Fountain
NJ. Butler died. seized and which
passed 10 his two sons. Howard r.
Butler and Irving NJ. Butler by in
heritaHcc, the said Irving NJ. Butler
having conveyed his interest therein
10 the said Howard +. Butler By deed
dated May 10 1917. and recorded in
the clerks office Of Henrico County
Circuit Court in Deed Book 2lo-B
page liS.
TERMS: Cash
" T.. SAMPSON. Trustee.
NOTE This sale * subject ,o a
FIRST mortgage Of SSoO.OO bearing
SEM annual interest and payable
May 10. 1925.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees Sale

BY virtue OF u certain dead OF trust
from oscar Swineford aud Hattie q.
SwinefS-L. his wife. dated tn. 2Ith
corded In the Clerks Once or The
Circuit Court of Chesterfield County.
virginia. IN Deed Book lt2 a; page
iGS. default having been made In tn.
payment Of part OF the debt secured.
and tho entire outstanding Indebted
ness huving been declared imm ediste-
~ due and payable by the holder o.
the notes u9id-ncing the same Ia &C
cordancs with It's right SO TO do under
said Decd Of Trust, and having been
requested SO TO do by the said holder
Of the notes secured by said Deed o.
Trust, we will sell at public auction
OH the premises
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
on MONDAY. JULY 10, 1922.
the following property, described in
said Deed OF Trust as follows, to-Hit:
All that certain tract OF land. win
the improvements thereon in the
County Of Chesterfield. Virginia. about
mond. on the west side ot the Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad, containing
72.94 acres Beginning Ut thu point
on The west line of the right of way
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
about 500 feet north OF the road
called Brander's Road. and running
thence y. SIS. W. 1915 feet. thence
s. th w. 2s72.56 fee: - "A stake
thence y. s5i1 l.. 1885,. feet 70 right
Of way or SAID railroad, thence north
wardiy with its line ~. I.vt, thence
with the lines OF Virginia Lith!a
Springs Company. y. 49,. ". sir feet,
y. Il. l7l.s feet. ). 55.a 4. az feet
to the right or way OF sad railroad
thence northwa.dly along said right
OF way lTIi.2 feet 10 the DrgIuulng
and Nor. particularly shown on plat
or survey thereof made by T.. Craw-
ford Read Il Bro. dated August Is
lYlI, and recorded Ia the clerks
Office OF Chesterfield Circuit Court in
u. Is. li9 y. Us. To which plat refer
cncc Is hereby made. Being part
of the same real estate conveyed to
Oscar Swinefori by deed from
Artemus II Perry and WI. dated
November 70. 1890. ard recorded in
the Clerks One. or the Circuit Court
Of Chesterfield County. Virginia, in
-. u. 81. page $50.
TERMS: Cash.
ANDREW -. CHRISTIAN.
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Trustees'
Auction Sale

In execution of a certain deed OF
trust. dated June -. 1919. and re-
corded in the clerks Office OF Hanover
County. Virginia. in d. - 6S. l.. ~.
default having been made in the pay
mcnt OF certain notes secured by the
said decd of trust. we. the under
signed trustees, will sell at public
auction. on the premises. to the high
MONDAY, JULY 10
at $50 o'clock T. NJ,
certain farm with the buildings
and improvements thereon. and de.
scrlbed as follows
That certain tract Of land. or farm
with the buildings and improve
mrnts thereon ana tho rights appmr-
tenant thereto. situated in Henry
Magistcrial District. Hanover County.
Va. near East Alice Station. con
taining l0?.i3 acres. more or less. and
which is composed OF two tracts adj
joining and which tracts are scpa-
ratcly described rs follows:
FIRST: A tract heretofore con
veyed as containing SIS acres.
bounded on the north and northwest
by the road leading from East Atiec
Station to the parsonage, on the east
by the twcnty-acre tract and other
property. and on the south by the
road leading from the store formerly
known as 1iazelgrove's. now occupied
by Borky.
SECOND: A tract heretofore con-
veyed as containing twenty acres
bounded on the north by the road
leading from East Atlcc to the par
sonagc and the land formerly ownol
by IL. u. Gray: ON the west by the
above described tract; on the south
by the land of John Mann. and on
the east Ivy the land Of w. II. Isbeli.
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF
the proceeds as may be necessary to
defray the expenses executing this
trust. including a trustees commits
sion or per centim. and tho usual
auctioneer's fee. taxes, etc, and TO
discharge the amount OF money now
due on the said note. or all cash Mt
the option OF the purchaser.
G. J.. DENOON and
SIMEON NJ. ATKINSON,
Trustees.
C. L. & H. L. DENooN, INC,
Auctloneers.
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ERECT $4,000 CLUB
HOUSE FOR CHILDREN
Plans for building Mt Nineteenth
md ::Eond Submitted Ia
Inspector Butter.

Trustees OF the Neighborhood Club
House for ChIldres have submitted
plans for new building at the
southeast corner OF Nineteenth and
Broad Streets. to cost s2SO0G. Plans
have been drawn by Carneai &
Johnston and the work Is to be done
by W. l.. Ragland and Son In
spector Butler will pass on the an.
p!!cation this week. IL Is believed.
An application for permit was
also filed by J. I. krustar to repa.-
a brick building at 2925 Second
Avenue, to cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

To The creditors OF 6. V. STAN
FIELD. OF Richmond in the
County OF Hcnrico. and district
foreSaid-Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on
Ju!y 3, 1922, the said Il. V. STAN
FIELD was duly ndjudicatcd bank :
Tuf;: and that the nrst meeting OF his
Rooms lllS-lll? Mutual Building.
Richmond, Va. on the l5TiI DAY OF
JULY, 1872. AT 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said credi-
tors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint trustee. examine the bank :
rupi. and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. II. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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40. I. REIp- Trr.,u1.r.
SOTiCE.
To IN, siochhoii-ts Of T"e Citizens

L T..
To IN. Stockholders Of gae C!iIzens BANK
Of Em2oTia Virginia
Tax. notice that ia, board .: Directors
OF said Osno haze called a meeting Of tho
Stockholders ;scr-o: - Id held at tho
ofaCe OF said bank. IA The Town OF EN-
poria. virginia on tne lIth dap oi july.
1922. At nino 90 u's!ucH ~ 81. Tue pur-
pose o! said meeting - to nave the stock
holders decide whether the aforesaid bank
shkl! b. converted into II national bank
and 10 authorize tho doing o: any and
all th!nEI that may be necessary In con-
nec,!on with the purpose aforesaid.
II. ". HALL.
President Of Tho Cit!1enA BANK o: EN-.
pO!!s. Virginia
Attest.
". T. HARDING
Secretary and Cashier
TO WHOM IT AAI CONCERN I'M
drrsisn-d having GGhIIn-d as executor
OF the last VIII aud testament OF LILLIAN
X. Ac\-igh. desires to si., uotIc- tna,
al prTa"n- Indebted 20 or wing claim,
against the sand Lillian IL. McVr.gh de.
ceased. Viii please present them AT tho
offices OF Nessrs. Christian Is Christian
attorneys ~ law, No. sUg Travellers
Hui.dtrg. Richmond. Va, and tn. same
wa! receive attention Respectfully
Charles S.nr McNc!gh. executor %. Iii.
iian X. McVeigh. d.cehsed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Deaths

BuNcH-DieG, a, 1890 o'clock p. ~.
Wednesday. July 5th. John r. Butch
IN his 18th year. Funeral notice later.
FtETCH ER--l.ee Landslide Fletcher J.
year-oid son % Nj. and Mrs j. w
fIetcher died July ,. at II =. ". a,
the residence OF n!s grandmOther Ida
l.. Address. toS South Harrison Street
Funeral notice later
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ANDREW u. CHRISTIAN.
JOHN ii. GUY,


NOTE: To reach this property VIA
Richmond Petersburg Electric Line
get of at Stop 3. Publ, road from
turnpike crosses 4. Z. l.. Railroad TO
above property, which IS adjacent TO
and west OF railroad.
WHEN you want Ensi you want znd want
II Immediately, read the Dispatch Want
Adk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
Morton G.. Thalhimer,
First National Bank Bldg.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l. & H. /. DENOON,
807 East Main Street.
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FARM BARGAIN.

,f-acT- money makin6 grain
and briah; tobacco farm, located
n l-uaeuhurx County. few mia
uies walk b!Kh school. front.nx
mo rosi. convsniant railroad.
Dwelling eight rooma, thfoo to.
hNcco barns general farm barn.
i-LHni house, rooms. good or
rHffi nn. sol. nna condition. 4
'rai bargain. 5000 ga .!b-.s!
terms.
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IJC7IOfS-LEG1i.S
Legal Notices u
ATLANTIC COAST IL*E RAILROAD
COMPANY.

" TIE VI IEF.N5I tt EK
Wilmington, ~ -. June 10 1871

WILMINGTON -. -, June -. 1914.
Tho hoard II DIRECTORS Of Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company Ia, IN
CARED IA dividend " three and ono.half
per csnt ne common capIIal stock o!
ths company. payable Monday Ju!y
10, 1914. 30 such sloCn holders As .hail be
registered GA N: book. .; IN, Company
on IA ;urdAy. june 20 i3.t. - o'clock
noon-
mo 7 REID rrr4.nr.r
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FARM BARGAINs

James River farm of
IT'S acres, 300 cleared,
Is miles west of Rich
mond; $35 per acre.
10 acres and 6-room
dwelling, city convent
ences, within 7 miles of
Richmond; in sight of
depot; good orchard;
$4,000.
$50 acres, 100 cleared,
and two good dwell
ings; fine soil; $50 per
acre.
POLLARD G. BAGBY,
1908 L. Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATES FOR THE EAST
ERE DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
In The matter OF No. 30i7.
81 V. STANFIELD In
Bankrupt. Bankrup;cy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
I'IyE-DIr,IIS
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ATLANTIC CITY. ". ).
CONTINENTAL

American Plan. $3.50 up. European .I.ss
up. Special Weekly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

by X. $. HUDGINS & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
BEAUTIFUL
COUNTY HOME
MODERN

Of eight rooms, in ex-
cellent condition; ten
acres of land; neces-
sary outbuildings for
farm of this size; ten
miles from Richmond,
at railroad stat 10 n :;
good automobile road
into Richmond. This
home can be had at
a bargain price by
quick purchaser.
See Mr.. Undertake,
G.. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
807 East Main st.
Mad. 1874.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

brethron are INTERNALLY invIto,
TO be present.
ty order Of h. Worshipful Master.
GEORGE Z. JEFFERSON
Secretary
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Ut,r.n CLASSIFIED

sn stated communication OF
S43 J"ppa Lodge. No. 80. \. r.
sN \. ~, w!.! d. held al the
r& Masonic Temple. Thursday,
Ao oth irst. at o'clock T. 81.
Members OF sister lodge. and
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21
DISPLAY ADVERTISING
 GETS RESULTS ASSERTS
 BOSTON CHURCH WORKERS

BOSTON, June 21.-Paid advertis- ing is a phrase of church efficiency which gets results, Mrs. Caroline s. Atherton, corresponding secretary of the Alliance of Unitarian and Other Libertl Christian Women, told ami versary week delegates at the annual meeting in Fremont Temple.
 As a result of a cooperative adver- Using program to promote the distribu- tion of religious literature, ninety eight Alliance branches, the American Unitarian Association and the Unitar- ian Laymen's League, she declared, received more than 6,000 requests for publications from parts of the world as remote as Alaska and the Malay States.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21
OIL MEN RETURN

Frank O'Shea and T. M. Sheehan, both of Anchorage, returned from a trip into the field, where they LOOK some excellent photographs of the oil seepages, anticlines, domes' etc., ana also fixed the cornerstakes on thelr claim which is known as the Keystone Oil Company claim" In speaking abou the trip they said that they had taken several bottles of the surface oil out with them, and they had been walking in real live crude oil lover their shupac tops" This statement has been made by nearly every man who has entered this field. Pure crude oil residue, acres in extent, is used for fuel in the camp stoves and the whole country in general appears to be one large natural oil reservoir.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21
KANATAK SAID
 BE GATEWAY
 THE0IL FIELDS

According to present indications Kanatak will no doubt, be the gate way to the Cold Bay oil fields. MT. Vance, advance man for the Associat- ed Oil Company of California, ap- pears very favorably impressed with the road leading from Kanatka to the dome at Pearl Creek, where the first drilling will be done. MT. Vance was formerly with the Alaska Road Com mission and is well known in this sec tion of the country.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21

Mrs. Dwyer of Strelna and Mrs. Tom Lynch were in Mccarthy this week.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21

Mrs. Pete Johnson took her first va cation in years when she spent seV- eral days visiting Pete's ranch this week. Grass knee deep, and every thing fine, the ranch looks good to her.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21

A. E. Trim and family have moved from their ranch to the Mother Lode lower camp for the summer. Trim and Jack Maloy have a contract to supply mining timbers to the Mother Lode.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21

MT. and Mrs. Bob Williams. who left here last winter, write from O2F- land, California, saying that the States do not come up to Alaska, and they are coming back.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-21

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