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Births


Gayner and Helen Neal. 1895 DeOuincy
George and Diomedea Coats. Sal North
William and Make Chaplin, 1859 North
Stuart
George and Dolly Tyree. 2la Plum.
Walter and Lois Prather. 1882 North
curtis and Florence Carpenter. l742
Gov and Margaret swearinEen. els Eu-
Clifford and Florence Bohm. 4os Division.
Francis and Minnie Simmons. 1872 North
Blackford
: Acv!e and Margaret wildrick. 100 North
James ane Mary Campbell. 22l5 North
Benjamin and coneta Gross. 1888 Hill
side.
John and Matilda Phillips. Christian hos
pital.
Sam and Marjorie Lee. 5347 West Wash
Albert and Elizabeth Chambers. 1915
Rembrandt.
Walter and Alcenins Stark. 1905 Ysndes.
Louie and Ada Bowman. 742 North
Rochester.
: jasper and LLOYD Gatewood. $40 East
Louie and Reba Mcdowell. 1913 South
Henry and Edwena Townsend. so4 North
Belmont.
Morris and Goldie Moore. ais Roosevelt.
Harold and Erma HineSe eoo Prospect.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 12.-Stocks
and the foreign exchanges were
irregular in opening dealings today
Share prices ranged from gains Of 2
points to losses Of more than a
point with dealings relatively quiet
The pound, rallying, rose cents
while the French franc declined z
points.
Business continued to forge
ahead. Steel operations are at SO
per cent of capacity up 3 points
from last week, according to Iron
Age. Electricity output for the week
ended July rose 14.7 per cent over
the corresponding week Of 1882, the
tenth consecutive weekly increase.
The southern states made the best
showing with electricity output 29.1
per cent above 1882.
Leading issues were mostly lower.
American Can dipped to 921s, off
rs; Chrysler IS, off u; Atchison 70,
off IA; New York Central SO, off p /;
General Motors 80, off Y on 5000
shares; Deere & Co. 43A, off q on
5000 shares; Westinghouse Electric
521s, off Is, and Bethlehem Steel
As u, off %.
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Indianapolis Cash Grain
July IL

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the indianapolis Board Of Trade,
+: Q. b., shipping point. basis ALA New
York rate. were:
os W y 6s. red. s7@ aa No. 2 red
Corn-Strong; No. 2 white $50 soc; No
No. 8 yellow, 551a6561ac No. 2 mixed
55la 56l2c; No. 8 mixed. 1a6551ac.
Oats-Strong. No. 2 white. 43I2 q 44lac;
No. 8 white, 42l2d43iac.
Hay-Steady. IF o. b. country points
taking 23lzc or less rates to Cincinnati
or LOUISVILLE. Timothy-No. 1, S5.50@6;
No. timothy. s5Q5.5o.
Inspections
50 W cars NO ssa e eaf fsr' No red T.?
cars; No. ! hard, IL cars; No. 2 hard,
cars; No. mixed, 4 cars. Total, so cars.
Corn-No white cars; No. white,
II cars; No. white. cars; No. white
car; No. 6 white, 2 cars: No. yellow,
q cars; No. 3 yellow q cars; No. yellow,
cars; No. 5 yellow, cars; No. yellow,
cars; Sample yellow, cars; No mixed.
l car No. mixed, l car. Total. lo9
:. oats-No. 2 white. cars; No. white.
20 cars. Total. 20 cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paying 95 cents
!or NO. soft red wheat. Other grades on
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Other Livestock.
BY UNITED PRESS

PITTSBURGH, July 12.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts' $50: market active and higher
prime heavies 240-30 lbs, s565.25; heavy
mixed 21O-240 lbs, $535054O mediums,
s5.25d5.40; light workers 12O-145 lbs,
180-210 lbs, $3.50 $40; heavy workers,
Toughs, ss@5.f5. Sheep and ID lambswRe =
ceipts, 1000; market, steady; lambs, good
to choice 80 lbs down, S7.7508; medium
80 lbs down. S6.50@7.25; medium 81 lbs.
up, $450d525; sheep-weathers, prime
s5.6od275; fair to good, $1.75q2; ewes,
ceipts, 200; steady .vealers; good, sea so;
medium, S5d550 heavy and thin, S314
Receipts. $50; active to local interests
strong to Csc higher; 170-250 lbs, $515G
5:25: 13o-1eo lbs, s4d4.65;- slaughter, pigs,
S375. Cattle-Receipts. 500; steady to
strong, largely castof dairy cows; cutter
and low cutter grades, 1909 80: fat
tive. strong to Csc higher; good to choice,
S650@7; few held higher medium, IS 506
s; culls and common. S465.50. Sheep
Receipts, 500; holdovers 400; Csc lower
lower grades extremely dull; good to
@750; common, S3.50G5.50 Sheep
Steady; handy weight ewes. S1.50@250.
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SWINE MOSTLY
10 CENTS UP IN
STRONG TRADE
Cattle Classes Active ir
Firm Range; Sheep
Steady.
BY JOHN T. HAWKINS
Times Financial Editor

Hogs generally were 10 cents
higher in firm market at the city
yards today. The bulk of 100 to 20C
Founders sold for s4.75 to S4.80; zoe
to $50 pounds, $3.50 to $3.50. with a
top price of $495. Weights of l3C
to 100 pounds brought $685. to $4.35
Receipts we're estimated at 5000
Holdovers we're $50.
Cattle displayed a strong, active
trend. All slaughter classes moved
briskly with prices seeking higher
levels. Bulk of steers sold for SIS
to $3.50, with one load at $6.75.
Common kinds brought $3.50. Most
heiferS made the market in a range
of SIS to Sc, several loads selling at
the latter price. Cows were to be
had at $2.75 to $3.50, some up to "a.
Receipts were 1900. Vealers were
steady at Sc down. Calf receipts
numbered 700.
Sheep were fully steady with
Tuesdays market. The bulk of eve
and wether lambs sold for $3.50 to
So, with a top OF 1925. Bucks were
discounted 81. Culls and throw
outs brought SO to Sc. Receipts
were 1000.
With the market active, hog prices
at Chicago moved around 10 to Is
cents higher than Tuesdays aver
age. The bulk of good to choice
porkers, scaling from 200 to 300
pounds, sold at $4.75 to $485. Early
top held at $4.85. Receipts were
estimated at $4,000, including 10000
direct; followers, 1000. Cattle re-
ceipts numbered 5000; calves, 1000;
market strong to mostly Is cents
higher Sheep receipts were 5000;
market around Is cents higher.
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SELLING SENDS
GRAIN FUTURES
DOWN FRACTION
Public Buying Lets Ur in
Early Dealings: Rains
Are Reported.
BY HAROLD f. RAINVILLE
United Press sian Cnrresnnnarnt

CHICAGO, July II - Grains
turned weak on the Board of Trade
today as the public buying let up
and with the market in IN over
bought position. scattering selling
drove prices unevenly but sharply
lower. Wheat opened unchanged to
q cent lower, with weakness in
stocks factor.
The other grains followed wheat
rye lost its momentum and was I'M
changed to l cent lower, while corn
broke q to cents.
Rains Are Reported.
There were some rains in Iowa
which more than Offset high tenn
peratures. Oats was unchanged to
z cent lower. Provisions were
steady.
The official Canadian crop esti-
mate was 100000 bushels under
the recent private estimates. The
sharp advance in flour and rising
bread prices are factors creating
caution. Liverpool was Is to S cent
higher at mid -afternoon.
Old Corn Is Sold
Corn is subjected to immense
profit taking sales on advances, but
the strength in wheat and oats sus-
tains prices. Higher prices are OPP
Grating to the benefit of the farm
ers who are selling on all advances,
some corn being as much as two
years old.
Oats likewise meets heavy realiz-
ing sales on bulges, but the mar
ket remains strong with cash Offer
ings only light due to the deplorable
condition of the new crop. The
cash market is strong. Rye already
has advanced Is to II cents this
week.
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Deaths

Thomas c. Sherman, 10. Methodist hos
pital, intestinal obstruction.
Thomas Patrick. Killilea IA, Ala North
t Joseph GisN Massin rsea 81. is East Mime
sofa. chronic interstitial nephritis
Mary A. Stetten. 60. 1922 Sutherland,
Charlotte jenkins, 5. city hospital, mas
Henrietta Roberts. TO- Winter apart
ments, coronary occlusion.
Jennie Blosser. 80, 5O25 Park. chronic
August H Fiesel II. 312 North Walcott,
chronic nephritis.
Madina Sarah Weaver 70. Asst Guilford,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Andrew B. zaenglein. 30, POOL North
Capitol. carcinoma.
Anna Marie Riebenach 30, POOL North
Capitol. cardio vascular renal disease.
Charles F., Kerkhoff. II. APO Shelby,
fitral reorganization.
Ala Jean Simmons, 8. city hospital, lobar
pneumonia.
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UNEVEN TREND
IS FEATURE OF
STOCKS ACTION
Business Continues Steady
Upturn; Steel Plants
Active.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Tues
day. high l05.l0. low l01 81: last l03 0s. of
LOO. Average of twenty rails $50. $3.50
1925. IS 96. 1925. Of SO. Average 81
forty bonds 759. up o. Average OF ter
first rails e2.s2. up 80. Average Of ter
ten utilities 9476, Up 10. Average Of ter
industrials BIAS I'D 90
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN


W., ST. LOUIS, July 11.-cash grain:
No ! red. siosG i.o7fss; ~ 25isT red
$l.05 l2a4l .0712; No. 3 red, sl.O5m .O6is
Ne No. 4 red osl05; No red garllcky. 81 0s
red garlicky. sf.O5 light; No. 3 red gar
llicky. Sl.02 heavy; No. red ga-licky, 81 OIL
heavy; No. red garlicky. s104Ia light;
$1.o41a smutty; No / hard. si06l4 reeu3
lar; No: 2 hard. s1O5@ 1851: No. I dark
hard, slo5941.o6; No: mixed. 81 .O4la soft;
s1041a soft; No. mixed. 81 O5I2 hard
Corn-In good demand, 262I2c higher:
No No, mixed. .561ac musty; No. 2 yellow,
t,S q 65t2c; No yellow, slMc; No.
yellow. 5612 a 5812c musty; 20. 2 white.
644c. Oats-In good demand. IizM2c
higher; No. white. 47647Iac; No. 8
white, laG47c; No. red, 47lac.
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than financial or economic.
The question as to whether Britain would lead
the sterling bloc toward imitation could not have been
determined in the world economic conference. 1t
necessarily will be determined by the logic of events
as that logic is interpreted by the Bank of England,
the treasury and the leaders of the Conservative
party.
Nothing could be accomplished by debate which
will not be accomplished without the debate.
On the other hand, inSstence on continuing the
debate would have made future agreements more diff
tcult For while the debate could have settled moth
ing it would have emphasized and consolidated the
division among the nations and would have put the
United States in position where it would be charged
with the responsibility for every financial develop
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds over Ala lbs. l0c: Leghorns
&c. Broilers; Colored springers. Ia lbs
up. lac; springers LeGhornl. ia lbs. up
lie; barebackS. 7c: cocks and stays, &C.
Leghorn cocks and Leghorn stays. SC
DUCKS large white. full Ieaunereo and fat
over LBS, lbs. &c; small and colored. SC
gulneas, zoe; old guineas. 15c. Eggs-No.
res country run eggs. 12c. Each full egl
case ca m must weigh So lbs; gross a deduction
OF IOc per 10. for, each ID. under IS lbs
28c: No: 2. 26c. ButterfatII9c'o 6uooteSt
by the Wadlev Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO, July Eggs-Market I'm.
S Sei1teo' pTIee 12c lower to 14c higher; re-
rsts az i5s 1879 e Current nrss i4@ 4ge
l212c; dirties, 1012c. Butter-MarSet. easy.
pTi ssS UNCHANGED to 12c- lower; receipts
Csc: extra rstss 2S}s FAC: ffsts. t 22Is
zSG; seconds 20@2112c; standards, Csc
ht r91ctFy I'M Market. strong receipts. "a
l2c; leghorns, &c; ducks, ia ioc; geese =
b5ggG0iers, l2a30c cheese-rw TGssefi isAc ca
track, 240; arrivals. 122: Shipments sal
market, stronger; Missouri and EanSas
sacked cobblerS. $315GS25:: VirSinia at cobE
piers sacked. barrel, $500 SOS.
Long Island $4.25a35 barreeIfa Ssw
SS9 ats Southern. $l.5Oq5 barrel. sweet
F HSaroeSrPlrm; Jersey basket $3.50 So
sack. Pork;--Steady. mess. S19 barren
dressed Poultry-Steady; turkeys. 14G 24c:
p Log l6c; Long Island ducks. goa Csc. Live
TS9cu.Itr r. geese, Ga &c; turkeys. l0G
i99SG go Toos teti lOc; ducks, 9Q15c; fowls
2Sc. Cheese--Quiet. SGte whole milk mix
fancy fancy 70 specials 20@211ac: Young Amer.
packages; Market unsettled. pr Team ro:Tyo
higher than extras. 2614&27c: extra 81
SSeeqFe; 2S 2iSss SSct First. go to 81 score
SECONDS. 2l1a 2212c. Receipts. So.
2 2sS cases, Market irregular. Special
tons. l712@20Hc; standards, i61S6i7Tc.
4rstS. 14% d15c. Seconds. I46l4Lc: me.
gums gums 1894 lac; dirties. 131ac; checks
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Wall Street
Two-Year Drop in Trade Recovered in Last Four
Months; Depression Believed to Be Licked.
by RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

Compilations that only better today than it
it better than in 1881 at this time
monhsa remarkable
and a splendid tribute to the administration
Economists probably will and forth for to come
the question Of whether the normal brought
about policies lead
ershp President Roosevelt the action of giving him
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In. the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Northeast wind, 5 miles an hour
temperature, 70; barometric pres
sure, 1896 at sea level; general con-
ditions, scattered clouds; ceiling,
unlimited; visibility, miles.
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transpaTents, sl@I25; dachess' 81 l6ai s.
Raspberries- Illinois: Indiana and Michi-
gan blackcaps. 85c@s1O5. Currents
Michigan s1GI.4O. Cherries Michigan
sour, s1d1.25; sweet. $1.25@1.50. Dew
ries-Michigan, s1d1.50. Onion market
Texas and California creamys white
waxed S2Q215; California yellows. S1@
125: Iowa yellow 9OcGSl
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

SdGdn gy 600 d Hoss ac Rssep p
evenly lS2Sc big higher Yno than TUESDAY on all
$40: soO-$sso. is. -g4.6Oa4.so: l4o.iYso iSss
choice s4 f light + Weight 0i l6O2 S0S 49,
WelgShts, o25oss5o lbs. GOOD and choice.
medium 3S and ehoice ss aS hffs
pigs. lOo,lso lbs,, good and and choice, osS53S5
fed steers and long yearlings, fully Csc
showing upturn; heifers and mixed year;
bulls r Fed y sss weak to 35C 0eT
RRes4s fTsf D soe hed hs steers sR
Slaughter cattle and vealers: steers. $50
100 lbs; good and choice. .s5.754 $50;
11ll99o-l Se 9oo llbssS gqod and choice. $3.50
SOL 500 1885, Boo0 common ana ShG and
seq @nd .sR5G g sS5SS@s$5 common ara
ter s bss 9q lis 6 yeaFnss eXeuded
a cRsce s6df!fas aRf
5esdeT attic: gtssefgs. 5oSsi; go rs. GOOD
ambs SLOW With SP Rlers 6iddns 25S Soc
lower. SellerS resisting downturn. most
bids under So with best lights held above
s6.25: odd bucks sold at that price: year
lings sharing dizziness; Slaughter sheep
and lambs. Lambs. 90 lbs. down. good
~~S c',O'o0 S76a.h0: common and me-
dunn. s4.25G7 ewes. 90-l5o lbs. good and
and medium. slaI.7s.
CLEVELAND. July 2-Cattle-Receipts,
$50; market steady with slightly weaker
undertone all sold early; fancy dry fed
yearlings. s625G6.75: choice TO prime
yearling heifers, s5G525; prime yearling
bulls, S4;5od5: prime butcher cows. $50
$50. Calves-Receipts. $50 market active
and steady: all sold early; choice TO
prime s6.5067 so: choice to good $50 I;
fair to good. s5ds;. common s.; 50 down:
500; market slow. but
steady: quality Of receipts common;
choice wethers. s2.50G $40: medium TO
good. 81 50d2: choice spring lambs. $3.50
q S25. good TO choice. $6.50QG.50. Hogs
Receipts, l.400; heavy local demand lifted
prices 2sc in all sections of market: all
sold early; heavies $50: choice butchers.
$50; stays S2.75: roughs. s3.75; pigs. $3.50
AEheT soosSo }sy s4f69 n 4a soO5ss
lbs. $3.50: 10000 lbs s455a4s5;- 140-
10 lbs. s3.s5641o: l00-i40 lbs. s3l0f
3 co.. rouEhs, ss.75 down; TOP calves. SIS:
TOD lambs. S7.25
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

bU UNFIeU FTeSS
TOLEDO, July 11.-cash grain close:
No. 2 red $l.O7a 1os No i TED red y cen cent
premium. Corn.No. 2 yellow, 671s q 6sIac.
Oats-No. 2 white. 5012 a 511ac Rye-No.
2, ,96G97c. Track prices, 28lac rate. Whsat
No. red. SI.02I2d 1.03. Corn-No. 3
yellow. 6S122464c; No. 3 yellow. 62la q
No. 8 white. Ala 48c. Seed Close: Clover
Cash. $7.75; October, .ssOOB. Alsike-
Cash, SITS; August. S300B Produce.
close: Butter-EancY creamerv 26c
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Today o,norrow-
Agreements Are Possible.
Today.

By WALTER LIPPMANN

DARIS July writing appears United States has
adjournment the debate
this true it wise decision The whole
talking been real No practical decision
Britain
name
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Other Grain
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

bU Cntteu Press
y, CHICAGO. July 11.-cash grain. close;
W Ha2e 4 0so1, hard s1o55 q Of: No
No. mix USgl g96 d Sd hare slo6
Corn-No. 2 mixed, G64Ac; No. s mixed
Ss5a+e; No. 2 yellow. $50 SIC; No. 3 yellow
sl%t ~ Sac No; 4 yellow. 500 6294c; NO
white. ,63A G64c; sample grade, 500 42c.
Oats OSStts-No 2 white. 46ls @4624c; No 3
5O975c; timothy. $s.5Oa375: Glover eriie 81
M1l.25: Cash provisions: Lard. ST. 80:
loose. $685.: leaf S687
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations do not rep
resent actual bids or offerings but merely
indicate the Approximate market !eVe
based on buying and selling inquiries OF
recent transactions
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There will be important developments highly
prudent to accept responsibility for them
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Daily Price Index
By United Press

NEW YORK. July l1.-Dun g. Brad
streets. daily weighted price index of thir-
United Press:
11o3n-1a22 Arerana INN
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hold of balanced national
further reduction the number of
lifting which
the nation years
The markets Wall Street have been rejecting the improvement
believe be n
exceptionally sharp, they
line the tangible
nothing
the currency in exchange
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power to initiate the currency OF The country.
Irrespective of the results Of their discussion the
thing Of special interest at the moment is the fact
that the depression appears to have been definitely
licked. Several authorities willing to go on
record to that effect In commenting the comeback
Dun 81 Bradstreet Inc said recently that it has now
reached such proportions that it has swept aside al
the suspicion and lack of confidence prevalent three
months ago.
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Taxes and the Market

The the
this undoubtedly have been supporting
profits have been afraid to take them knowing that the
Will relieve them
1t is much their advantage
their the believe also
that income another
Those who have made close study market
responsible prices
prior 1929 not have the natural
selling correctves ordinarily n evidence.
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July ~
Net balance for July 10. 1910, 1875 TAO. 96
Int. Rev Reefs. for day; -. 7,048 1902 81
Customs reefs. mo. to date $3.50 604. Sc
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

July Ia
SISdIllgs ....,.............. ... ", w
Debts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 900. 90
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Car Loadings Reflect Gain

The car loading figures released on Saturday for
the week ended July bore potent testimony to the
betterment in trade Compared with the correspond
ing week of last year, they up 1878 cars, or
about 80 per cent 1t the eighth consecutive week
in which gains had been shown loadngs of 1881.
Reports of wage increases, enlarged output of
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New York Bank Stocks
by Abbott. Hoppin & co..
Liberty Bonds
By United Press

NEW YORK, July 11.-Closing Liberty
bonds:
(Decimals Renresent 32nd,sl
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Chicago Stocks

By Abbott. Hoppin & Co. -
Total Sales $780, SHARES
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Foreign Exchange

BY Abbott. Hoppin g. Co.
-,Jlllv il
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-30
DELINQUENT

Oconee Brick & Tile Co., 2 lots,
Haywood road, 1856.
w. II. Adair, l lot, Fassifern
Court, S1O.67.
Bertha and Anna Adams. lot,
Laurel Park, $8.01.
Hettie r. Adams, 1 lot, Laurel
Park, $7.21.
T. J. Adams, lot. Mountain
Home. $500.
D. Allison, lot, Tracy Grove,
SLOT.
Mrs. P. G. Alverson, 2 lots. Hill
side Park, S6.40.
J. G. Anderson, lot, Corner
Allen, $10.67.
r. F. Anderson, 2 lots, Temple
Terrace, $4.27. ...
J. w. Anderson, house, Crab
Greek St.. S28.88.
L. II. Andrews, 10 acres, Ashe-
vile highway, 1884.
Augusta Applet, l lot, Laurel
Park, 1921.
Marion H. Bailey, 3 lots. Laurel
Park, $21.6O.
Ovid Balm, l lot, Mt. Royal,
| 1854.
W. j. Baird, 1 lot, Laurel Park,
! 1921.
| DR.. H. H. Baker, Estate, l
house, Cherry St., $4.81.
Baker & Meter, 3 lots, Laurel
Park, $3.50.
Baker & KAHN, l house, Var
bOro St., $3.50.
Mary E. Banks, l lot. Laurel
Park. S4.81.
Trix Barber, lot, Laurel Park,
$2.67.
W. B. Barnes, 2 lots. East Flat
Rock, s2.13.
/ w. D. Barrett. l lot, Highland
Lake, SLOT.
Lewis Barkdull Co., / house
Miami Terrace, S40.55.
! K. Barson, 8 lots, Hillside Park
S10.67.
Hettie Bartell, 1 lot, Laure
Park, $9.08.
/ W. L. Battle, l lot, Laurel Park
1921.
Garry A. Beale, l lot. Orr SD
, 1854.
Belknap 6 MaAorie, 2 lots, VII