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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-21
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYu NIEDzYHARODOWEl
Chicago, 2I wrzeSnia
(Turcya Rumunia przystepuja
do trojprzymierza).

Latwo bylo przewidziec, IL ma
tie zjazdu W Salzburgu i ma tie
niewyjaSnionego polozenia ma
Balkanie zrodza sic polemiki, ko-
mentarze, domysiy i ziosliwe
plotki dyplomatyczne, dazace do
wyszydzenia tych ministrow,
ktorym sic to lub owo posuniecie
ma szachownicy miedzynarodo-
wei nadspodziewanie dobrze Po-
wiodlo.
Dzienniki wiedehskie przynio-
sly ostatnio caly bukiet tego ro-
Czaju komentarzy, polemik, przy
cinkow j rekryminacyi.
tax prasa wiedehska jest "a
niepokojona, re tuz po spotkaniu
margrabiego di San Giuliano z
hr. Aehrenthalem w Salizburgu
ran Izwolski konferowai W Mo-
rachium ambasadorami Fran
cyi i Anglii uwierzytelnionymi
ma divorce wiedenskim. z tych
ambasadorow przedstawiciel kro-
Ia augielskiego p. Cartwright IL
chodzi w oczach diplomacy ME
mieckiei "a czlowieka, ktory jake
eel zycia uwaza intrygowanie
przeciwko Rzeszy niemieckiej /
Austro-Wegrom. Okolicznosc te-
DIV. ze wiaSnie 6w dyplomata zje-
chai sic panem Izwolskim tuz
po spotkaniu w Salzburgu ucho-
dzi w oczach gabinetu wieden-
skiego / berlinskiego "a fakt ME
kojacy. I jeszcze lima rzecz
niepokoi owe gabinety. Pan Il
wolsli zamierza sic udac osobi-
scie do Belgradu. Spodziewa sic,
ze dzieki osobistej interwencyi
zdola pozyskaG krola Piotra ma
rzecz ulubionej przez siebie idei,
to Jest ma rzecz utworzenia zwis-
zku pahstw siowianskich Bal
kahslich: BuIgaryi, Serbii i Car.
nog6rza. Dzienniki wiedehskie IL
trzymuja tez ztosliwie, re p. L.
woiski chce usunac Pasicza ze
stanowiska prezesa ministrow
serbskich, poniewaz Pasicz ME
cieszy sic wzgledami krola Mi
kosaja czarnogorskiego i ten o.
statni got6w sic wzdragac Przy-
staple do owego zwiazku tax diu-
20, jak diugo Pasicz bedzie stai
na czele rzadu serbskiego.
SWAT dyplomatyczny wiedefi-
aki - jak twierdzi tutejsza pra-
"a - hoiduje zapatrywaniu, ze
Wiochy So zadowolone zarowno
zewnetrznego przebiegu zjazdu
W Salzburgu, jak z przyrzeczeh,
kt6re margrabia di San Giuliano
otrzynal Cd hrabiego Aehrentha-
Ia. Ten ostatni zawiadomil oficy-
alnie wkoskiego ministra spraw
Eagranicznych, re Turcya sic
Hblizyia do Austro-Wegier do
Nismisc, poniewaz widziala W O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-21
,RoDA, DNIA 2l-Go WRzEsNIA, 1910 RoKU.
rataniu politycznem
obu

zDrataniu politycznem obu
pahstw.
Zbratanie Rumunii z Turcya
wytwarza ma polwyspie Balkan
skim zupelnie nova sytuacye.
Poimilionowa wybornie zorga-
nizowana armia rumunSka moie
zaszachowac Bulgarye ma wy
padek gdyby ia ostatnia podczas
ewentualnej wojny grecko-ture
ckiej chciala przyjSc Grecyi z
pomocq. w zamian "a to Turcya,
odrodzona pod wzgledem mill
tarnym, gwarantuje Rumunii po-
siadanie Dobrudzy, ktora sic XII
mem wcina w terytoryum bulgar-
skie. Pc zreformowaniu floty
wojennej tureckiej nastapi ma
morzu Carmen peWne zroWno-
wazenie sill morskich, podczas
gdy dzisiaj caly handel morski
Rumunii ma linii morze Czarne =
morze Sr6dziemne zalezy cd do
brei luh zlej wolf floty wojenneJ
rosyjskiej.
SWAT dyplomatyczny wiedeh-
ski glosi wreszcie, re wciagniecie
Turcyi Rumunii W zakres wpsy-
WOW tr6jprzymierza absolutnie
niema ma oku ceiow wojennych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-21
Telegramy krajowe.

Nowy York, 81 wrzesnia.
Teodor Roosevelt oznajmia pu
blicznie naciskiem, re niepraw
da lest, by starai sic 0 konferen
eve prezydentem Taftem luf
aby udawal sic do New Haven "
tym celu, by prezydenta prosic c
wsparcie W jego polityce nowo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-21

lecz przeciwnie rowna sic akcyi
pokojowej. lego rodzaju uklad
stosunkow uniemozliwia wszel-
kie proby uszczuplenia terytory-
alnego lub rozbioru Turcyi da-
je Turcyi konstytucyjnej czas do
przeprowadzenia reform wojsko-
wych, finansowych i administra-
cyjnych, tax by po pewnym prze-
ciagu czasu mogla ona stanac
SLIME ma wlasnych nogach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-21
ROK XXI.

scie otwartym, wlasnie ogloszo-
nym, re ME bedzie popieral de-
mokratycznego kandydata ma gu.
bernatora Nebraska, Jamesa c.
Dahlmana, to z powodu stano-
wiska, jake Dahlman zajai wobec
kwestyi Wyszynku trunkow.
Bryan dodaje, re walke przeciw
trunkom alkoholicznym uwaza "a
tax waznq, IL dla niej poswieca
osobista swa polityczna przy-
jan 20-letnia. Czyli kogo inne-
go Bryan chce popierac, ME O.
znajmia.
Dahlman oglosii juz swoja od-
rowiedz, w ktorej wspominajac o
przyjazni swej dlugoletniej
Bryanem wykazuje, IL zawsze te-
goz popieral, a przechodzac do
kwestyi trunkow, wykazuje, il
w Nebrasce cd lat 80 obowiazuje
ustawa Slocuma, nadajaca kazdej
miejscowosci prawo rozstrzyga-
MIA, czyli zarzad miejski zezwoli
ma istnienie wyszynkow. Jezeli
Bryan popiera County Option,
to che obdebrac to prawo miastom
i miejscowosciom, co sprzeciwia
sic zasadom demokratycznym.
Nowy York, 81 wrzesnia. - Je-
szcze niema kompletnych wiado-
mosci prawyborach re wszyst-
kich stron Stanu, a o rezultacie O.
statecznym zupeinie sprzeczne o.
biegajq wiesci. Wedle jednych
wiceprezydent Sherman otrzyma
IS giosow wiekszosci przy wybo-
RE przewodniczacego konwencyi
stanowej republikahskiej, cho-
ciaz faktem jest, re we wiasnej
wardzie i wiasnym dystrykcie
doznai znacznej porazki; wedle
innych znowu niema watpliwosci.
il Roosevelt bedzie przewodni-
czacym.
St. Paul, Mimi, 21 wrzesnia. -
Niezupeine jeszcze raporta o re-
zultacie prawyborow W Minneso:
Gle wykazujT re posei do kongre-
su James A. Tawney, wytrwaly
,,standpatter", przez Tafta SLIME
popierany, a cd r. 1892 reprezen-
tant pierwszego dystryktu w izbie
posl6w, = zostal pobity w walce
o nominacye przez postepowca
Sidneya Andersona. w 20 dystry-
ktach (z pomiedzy Ply Tawney
otrzymai 1885 giosow, Ander|
son 1928. w Winonie, gdzie mie-
Ska, Towney ma tylko 700 glo-
sow wiekszosci. podczas gdy r.
1908 wiekszosc jego wynosila
1850 giosow.
Kansas City, Mo-, 21 wrzesnia.
10000 gornikow W Missouri, Kan
sas, Arkansas i Oklahomie, ktorzy
Cd kilku miesiecy strajkowali, po-
wrociio do piracy. We wszystkich
kopalniach w poiudniowym "a
chodzie juz praca sic odbywa.
Kontrakt nowy zawarto ma 2 Ia
ia.
Tampa, Fla, 81 wrzesnia. -
Costengo Figaro Otta Labella,
dwaj Wiosi tutejsi, zostali przez
tium ludzi wydarci rak urzedni.
k6w sadowych powieszeni ma je.
dnem drzewie. Obaj byli aresz.
towani "a udzial w zamordowaniu
pewnego buchaltera jednej' tu-
tejszych fabryk cygar. Kajdanka-
mi przykuto ich razem, by ma wo-
zie pod opieka dwu szeryfow Cd
wiesc ich do aresztu. w pewnem
ciemnem miejscu woz zatrzyma-
no, skutych wywleczono tax jak
byli skuci, powieszono.
Lon Angeles, CAL, 81 wrzesnia.
Rudolf Gastelum, ktory przybyl
do tego miasta Colexico w od-
wiedziny, udai sic ma widowisko
do .Airdrome" pod goiem ME
benz. Tam ragle w czasie pred
stawienia podskoczyl upadl.
Zrobilo sic zamieszanie, podnie-
siono go i w wozie zawieziono do
szpitala, ale po drodze umarl.. O.
kazalo sic, re zostai zastrzelony,
IL o%.z,1,. aLeNt,,k,sa alb
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-21

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 6-ej).
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
DO IT EARLY

Do your Christmas shopping early,
 do it early, mother dear For you know you were exhausted
 with the furry yesteryear Please go out and get the trinkets for
 the prattlink little ones Get the engines and the candy and the pistols and the guns: Better start right out tomorrow with
 your money and your list But at 10 o'clock on Christmas eve
 you'll think of one you've missed. Do your Christmas shopping carly. do it early. sister dear; Get a card for our rich uncle that
 will put him on his ear. Get a tie that is hand painted for
 your one and only beau He will say it is too splendid for a
 man to wear. you know. Work a pillow for the preacher and
 get something for each friend: But you'll find you've overlooked one
 when you're shopping's at an end. Do your Christmas shopping early. do
 it early. do you hear? Let the high cost of living give you
 neither fret nor fear. There are friends in other countries
 who are sure to write Ere the first day of December heaves
 serenely into sight, So be ready to remember all the peo-
 pie far away
 But you'll find you've failed to get one
 for some one on Christmas day Do your Christmas shopping early.
 ere the drifting snows are here. For the day before is madder than
 all others in the year And no odds how soon you do it.
 when the final days have come You will be right in the struggle
 showing how to make things hum And on Christmas eve. dear sisters.
 all of you, including ma, Will exclaim: Well, goodness. gra-
 cious. We had quite forgotten pa"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
GAS, HEARTBURN AND
 DYSPEPSIA VANISH
Settles Your Out Order Stomach and Ends All Indigestion Five
 Minutes Later.

You can eat anything your stomach craves without fear of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer ment or sour on your stomach, if you will tale a little D1apesIn occasion ally
 Your meals will taste good. and anything you eat will be digested: :: nothing can ferment or turn into acid or poison or stomach gas, which causes Belching. Dizziness. a feeling Of fullness after eating Nausea, In digestion 0ike a lump of lead in stomach),, Biliousness. Heartburn. Water brash, Pain in stomach and intestines or other symptoms.
 Headaches from the stomach are absolutely unknown where this eff fective remedy is used. Diapesin really does all the work of a healthy stomach. It digests your meals when your stomach can't. A single dose will digest all the food you eat and leave nothing to ferment or sour and upset the stomach
 Get a large 50-cent case of Pape's Diapesin from your druggist and start taking now. and in a little while you will actually brag about your healthy. strong Stomach, for you then can eat anything and everything you want without the slightest dis comfort or misery, and every par ticle of impurity and Gas that is in your stomach and inestines is going to be carried away without the use of laxatives or any other assistance.
 Should you at this moment be suf- fering from Indigestion or any stom- ach disorder. you can get relief with in five minutes.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
WAGNER AND LITTLE NOTES.

Here is a printed placard meant to be pasted broadcast in the passages and dressing rooms of a theater. As to which and where it speaks for itself: "A last appeal to my dear colleagues. Be distinct.
 The big notes will come by them selves; it is the little notes and their text that matter.
 Never speak a inc to the audience, but always to your fellow actor.
 Tn soliloquies. look up or down, never straight in front of you.
 Last wish of all-keep your love for me, my dears.
 RICHARD WAGNER i 'Bayreuth, August 13. 1876"
 This interesting card is quoted by correspondent describing theaters' ex- hibition in Berlin, at which the relic is exhibited.-London Public Opinion
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
AVIATOR FLEW AND
 THEN SAID AO|EU
J. c. MARS PLAYED LOSING GAME
 IN PHOENIX.
Poor Turnout for His Exhibition and His Engine Threatened to Strike.

Before mere handful of people. J. C. Mars made three more flights at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon. He raced Jack Smiths Buick automobile but owing to the fact that his spark plugs were fouled and his engine was not hitting regularly he did not take up a passenger or try for the alti- tude record. as he had planned.
 Mars flew but attempted nothing spectacular. His aviation exhibition was a fiasco from the point of attend ance. and perhaps he didn't feel like taking undue risks just for the fun of the thing. There were a few more people out than the day before. but he didn't take in over a hundred dollars at the gate.
 Phoenix has the honor of being the first city in the United States to have an aviation exhibition without first putting up a guarantee. It was an ex- pertinent on the part of Mars and a very expensive one, since he didn't take in nearly enough to pay expenses. He decided to see what kind of busi- ness he could do without demanding a guarantee, but owing to the limited time in which his exhibition was ad- vertised here he knows no more than he did before. It is quite likely that had his advance man been on the the ground a week before the first flight he would have cleared two or three thousand dollars.
 The exhibition yesterday began shortly after 2:30 o'clock. which was the advertised time. Mars went up. circled the track few times. and came down. His mechanicians tinkered with his engine half an hour or so. but still it wouldn't hit right But Mars decided to risk it and again he flew. This time he flew less than a quarter of a mile before he came down for further re- pairs.
 It was announced from the judges stand front of the grandstand that Mars would race an automobile. He
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

and a cure every time. Five dollars a box would not stop my purchasing them should l ever suffer again as did for a week before using them
 The one 50 cent box I bought at my druggists did the work and my digestion is all right again.
 "Many of my neighbors have also tried these tablets and found them to also wants me to use his name in
 (Signed)
 A. Films and Chas. F. Buzzell
 Asst Postmaster
 South Sudbury, Mass
 Mrs Jas. Barton, of Toronto, Can ada. writes: For eighteen months suffered from what I supposed was bladder and kidney trouble. and took medicine from three different doctors. without any sign of cure. I felt so i'll at last I was hardly able to do my work
 T thought I would try a box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and see if they would make me feel better. never really thinking I had dyspepsia, but after only three or four tablets had been taken all the acid trouble disap- peared and then I discovered I had had acid dyspepsia, while the doctors had been treating me for kidney and bladder trouble and one of them treat ed me for rheumatism.
 My digestion is fine. my complex ion clear and am able to do my work and low spirits are unknown to me.
 "I am thankful for finding a cure so good and so pleasant to take as Stu arts Dyspepsia Tablets. I am sur prised at the change they have made in me-
 All druggists sell and recommend Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. because they contain only the simple. natural digestives. and taken after meals pre- vent acidity and cause prompt diges- ton and assimilation of food.
 Physicians everywhere endorse them because they are as safe for the child as for the adult: they are invaluable for sour stomach. nervous dyspepsia. heartburn. gas on stomach and bowels and every form of stomach derange- ment.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

circled the track d time or two and then. when he was right over the wire, Smith started It wasn't a wildly ex- citing race. Half the crowd didn't know that the race was on. Smith did more daring and spectacular driving while warming up his machine than he did in the race. The aeroplane won by a few feet. but Smith could have won had he cared to do so. This flight was the best Mars made here. He had perfect control of his machine at all time and turned corners in a way that seemed almost reckless.
 Following the auto race and another tuning-up process. Mars went up for height He flew a short distance and then came down north If the half-mile track After he alighted the aeroplane ran along on its wheels for some little distance and almost bumped into a fence. Had not Mars tilted the forward plane upward it would have struck a post. This was as near as he came tO having an accident during the entire day, so far as the crowd could see. He was in constant danger. however. as his engine might have gone dead at any moment
 Again Mars went up. It was an nounced that he was going after the altitude record but he didn't rise more than 200 feet from the ground. After about five minutes he came down and told his chief helper to announce to the crowd that the show was over.
 The spark plugs are fouled and it would take us an hour to clean them, he explained
 The aviator, his helpers. his advance agent and the machine left for Fresno last evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
Mems Smoking Jackets Largest, Best Assortment

smokes or not $500 of a double golf cloth oxford tan and brown; plaid lining silk cordf frogs; 36 A
 Mems Matched Sets consisting of suspenders and Arm esrs;, ss%s: or Arm Bands and soc
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
VELVET EVENING COAT.

Some of the -xery handsomest even- ing wraps for the matron are made of black velvet and lined with a soft brocade. The delicate pinks. blue or lavenders are especially pretty in these Things and give the lining of the wrap a richness of effect com- mensurate with the elegance of the velvet. A band of fur is often used on the more expensive wraps.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
TOMMY'S SURMISE.

Mir. Baldy-Yes, Tommy, even the hairs of our heads are numbered
 Tommy (glancing at his fathers intellectual dome)-Don't take much figgerin' to get your number. does it, pa?-Harper's Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

And the prices extremely low that to get a pair for each member of the family will cost but little. Note these
 Women's Juliets-Fur trimmed: flexible leather soles; black brown. grey. etc. pair ........ S125 Women's JuIiets-Fine felt, fur trimmed. flexible leather sole; four popular colors. S1.5O Womens Juets-Extra fine felt. fancy ribbon trim med; red. light and dark grey; pair. S2 % Women's JuIiets-Red black. fur trimmed leather so!e sizes to S. Extra special. ............. .95c
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

Some especially Christmas gift from extensive Excellent prices:
 in fancy holiday appreciated gift.......... 2 Hat PinsEvery style shape setting imaginable the much demanded plain pins 25e to S15 Belt Pins in all the different gold silver plain engraved designs stone 25r to SIX
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

the fact that we buy direct, eliminating all middle
 make extensive preparations months ahead cal stocks the largest and best selected to be found in east unsatisfactory you have only to return them
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

Choose the largest stock of mems holiday slip pers the Pacific coast We specialize on them so that you be sure of finding here just the style and size you prefer at the price you wish to pay We list some of them here. If none of these exactly fill your requirements, tell what wish and we will it. There is hardly a chance that we will fail to please yOu but our guarantee pro tects you absolutely.
 Kid Romeo-Extra fine vic kid Romeo with nex-
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
"AnoeIus" Hdndkerch'f 'fs
 For Gifts, $1 q Box

Made Ireland especially for of sheer linen dainiIy embroidered exquisite designs Put three pretty 2100 gift that is practical well pretty and appro. fate
 Spider Web Wounens Handkerchiefs, fine with Madeira embroidery. priced 1E,
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11
jDo Your Holiday Shopping Here and Save

Owing to large capital out mpense outlet and This emphasized during the holiday season, for we for the staples and the novelties that make our with us. for should your purchases prove in the money promptly and cheerfuly. Try us!
 The expert shoppers in Mail Order Department
Arizona republican., 1910-12-11

ible leather sole Comes in either black brown sizes to IT. very handsome and popular style Per pair S2.5( Mems Romeos-Back brown kid. of good qualit. and fine finish An extra special value. Comes il sizes to II. They look well and
 splendidly .......................... 21 7. Opera Style-Men's Opera Slippers. of fine kid either black brown. Fancy trimmed. Come il sizes 6 to IL An especially good value.
 Priced, per pair. .S2. .OC
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
NEARLY 100000
INVOLVED In DEAL
Weaver Brothers Figure in
Heavy Realty Sales.

Real estate investment sales for De-
cember received a great impetus yester-
day by the closing of transactions in
volving property of a value of nearly
$4,000 by Weaver Brothers.
The property consisted of the Mount
Vernon apartment house, located AT the
corner of New York avenue and Ninth
street northwest. and valued at $4,000.
1t was taken over from the Washington
Heights Apartment House Company,
whom Weaver Brothers represented, by
William J. Dante. trustee for Stillson
Hutchins. who was represented by Ben
b. Bradford.
The property known as the Dolly
Madison house. at Massachusetts avenue
and Fourteenth street northwest, valued
at 100000. and the business properties
at S25 and so Thirteenth street north
west, valued at $4,000, were a part OF
the consideration that went to the Wash
ingtOn Heights Apartment House Com
pany in exchange for the Mount Vernon
apartment house
The annual rental of the apartment
house IS $iS,00o, and the property contains
1854 square feet.
other Investments.
DIR. Henry II. Hazen bought from
Weaver Brothers. acting with J. Lee
Kolb. the residence property at 95S G
street northwest, adjoining the Congre-
gatiOnal Church. The property was sold
for Neal Wilson, and liz consideration
is said 10 have been $4,000.
The lot measures % feet front, with a
depth of los feet, having access to- an
alley. Dr.. Hazen viii at once begin 10
erect a four-story modern building on
the site.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
Is n Miser Happys

From the Chicago Journal.
One of the most intimate associates of
John d. Rockefeller declares that he
never has seen the oil millionaire spend
a penny in his life. He refers, OF course,
to those incidental and personal expend1-
lures that the ordinary man treats as
matter of course. According to his
statement. MIR. Rockefeller never bought
a cigar, or an ice cream soda, or a ticket
TO the circus or theater
No average human being can under
stand what satisfaction Mr.. Rockefeller
cal get out OF money that he never has
seen nor handled. and which his life
long habits of economy will not permit
him to spend But Mr.. Rockefeller in
sists that he is quite happy. He assures
Us that il is greater pleasure 10 save
than TO spend. He advises all young
men to develop the saving habit so early
and effectively that it will dominate them
through life.
Undoubtedly most OF us would be bet
ter off financially If we had taken his
advice The American people admit
themselves 10 be a nation of spendthrifts.
But if all followed the Rockefeller ex-
ample, what tight old world this would
be. A greater authority than he has
commanded as TO use moderation in all
things And. after all. few people really
envy Mr. Rockefeller
The Washington herald., 1910-12-18
new REALTY FIRM
HAS BUSY MONTH
$4,000 of Sales Inside of
First Four Weeks.

The most recent addition 10 the real
estate field, the Sypret W. Hendrick Com
pany. Inc, incorporated In the latter part
of November, reports an unusually active
business, the total amount of the sales
made by this corporation aggregating
81. 200.
To George ]. Mueller. they have sold
the new three-story house. 3513 Four
tenth street northwest, for Harry Ward
man for $3.50. For the same builder they
have sold three Of the new row of CO.
lOnial house in Nineteenth street north
west Washington Heights. between Kali
Drama road and Belmont road, the price
in each instance being $500. These
houses are to have two. baths. hardwood
floors on first and second floors, and
deep back yards
For Edward McAleer, builder, eight
houses, 1905 TO 1919 A street southeast, in
elusive, six houses being sold as invest
ments and two 10 parties who will occupy
them as homes.
To "A builder who will improve the
property with houses for the spring mar
ket. they have sold 100-foot frontage in
Tilden street northwest at 5000, and
50-foot lot in Emerson street, in Sauls
Addition, as an investment.
No 1912 Otis place northwest, a siX-room
house. was sold for s., go. This property
was listed with the Hendrick company
on Friday and sold the following Tues
day.
The makeup OF this firm, composed as
il is of four practical men, thoroughly
versed in property values and the selling
of same, gives them a decided advantage
in the real estate field. and makes it
possible for all properties listed with
them to receive the personal attention of
one or more members of the firm.