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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27

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Which are you ANXIOUS about
when you smell food burning
loss Of the food or loss of Tic
utensilr
Food may be burned IN Wear.
Ever" utensils, if too much heat
is applied, but the burning has
no effect whatever upon the
utensil.
Less fuel is needed when cooking
in "Near-Eyer utensils. They
heat quicker and retain heat long
er than other cooking utcnsils.
Food cooked in them is less liable
to scorch and they are practically
everlasting.
Each Near-Evtr'' ufeusll il made wish.
puf lointA, seams ~ solder fron akirk
hard sheet aluminan. " pure. Cssuos
rust, cannot cap ar scaie, csnnos form
pois0nous compounds with acid fruits cr
foods.
Renlace utensils ~Ersa-ERv
that Hear ont with ZEN
utensils that L1lzlaA
Hsar Eeer" At Y Ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
HEL.R wANTEn-..MAlr.

i>s-@4ts Automobile business we
reach sou al home Get gog s25 8y
Naesly iob $1,000 Hhsle lea-Btrz
rochester Auto scnooI3 7G5 R0caesger
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27

GRANT Il HANtsass
tEs eseEk. $50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
INVITES PROGRESSiNES
TO JOIN DEMOCRACY

washington June LIN his speech
in the senate today on the Lorlmer
resolution Senator Stone undertook
70 deyelop the attitude of the pro-
gressivc republicans to the democrat
ic legislative program. AnnounclhE
himself to be an organization demo-
crat. the Missouri senator said II the
progressives desire to act with Tue
democrats, they should Join the DEM
ocratic party,
That. he said, would he an evidence
of good faith that would he worth
while. but instead" he said, they dc
nothing but stand off and denounce
somebody; confess am tired OF
their professions ! want them to fish
or cut bait.
Mr.. Borah responded In an effoft
Ia show that there we're differences
in the democratic as well as republic
can ranks. He asked how the demo-
crats were going TO vote ON reciproci"
IT,. Mr. stone confessed he did not
know. but said he thought most of
them would be for u.
Just wait until we come 10 the
wool schedule then We shall all be
together" Mr.. Bailey remarked.
"And so will we" Mr.. Smith OF
Michigan quickly replied for the re-
publcans.
Mr. Borah asked Mr.. Bailey whether
he included Mr. Bryan In his assur-
ances of harmony on wool.
"As Mr. Bryan is not member of
any executive body 1t is not necessary
TO include him" the Texas senator
said.
But MIR. Borah insisted his actiyl-
ties as an adviser nad made Mr. Bryan
practically "A member of congress.
Mr. Bailey urged his point, saying
II the insurgents would not accept
the democratic schedule the deme-
Gratis would not accept any reduction
that the Insurgents would propose
After further badlnage between the
Idaho and Texas senators Mr.. Stone
came back into the controversy, re-
marking that the republicans were
trying to destroy democratic harmony.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
TREASURY HOLDS NEARLY
TWO BILLION IN GOLD

Washington June l.-Tho treasury
made much better showing Tor May
than it did for April. and its condi-
tion as compared with month ago is
materially strengthened The pilng
up Of gold coin aud bullion In the
vaults continues steadily y little
mere than St.S15.o0O.oO0 was there
today-tho high water mark for the
trcasury's gold holdings.
The governments finances begin 4
new months business on the basis of
"a surplus. It is smaller-less than
Sl,000000 but surplus Is showl In
spite OF $4,000 goo spent for the Pam
anna canal Under ordinary circum-
stances q surplus Ct nearly 5000, 600
would be shown.
Mays receipts from all sources eX-
oecdcd S65.000,000 and beat April by
100000 Expenditures were held
down to about s56.000.0oO, some So
100000 greater than last month,
The general fund stood today at
SS6.400, OO0, about $i.0O0,OO0 better
than q month ago. but the working
balance shows loss Of approximate
ly 100000 by dropping off to s25,-
000. 600.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
EXPLOSION WRECKS
N|CARAGUAN
FORTRESS
HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SOLDIERS MURDERED
Supporters of Deposed PreSi-
dent Estrada Charged With
Responsibility For COnSplr-
aCy; Suspects In Jail,

Managua, Nicaragua, June l.--The
explosion which occurred In the Fort
ress Ia Iona on Tiscapa Hill, over
looking Managua yesterday, resulted
in the killing or wounding of l20 sol
diers
1t was officially stated today that
the blowing up of the fortress was
due to a political plot Many liberals,
supporters of former President Estra-
da, have been placed under arrest.
President Adolfo Diaz. against whom
the plot Is said to have been direct
ed, his ministers and others Identified
with the government, escaped injury
So far as widespread revolution
airy movement is concerned, the gov
ernment has issued an emphatic de-
nial, but the situation in Managua is
as serious as that which arose when
the attempts We're made against Pres
ident Estrada last February.
Troops are guarding the palace and
public buildings and detachments of
cavalry are patrolling the streets. The
capital practically is in a state OF
siege Up to tonight III bodies have
been taken from the ruins, including
those of a woman and boy who were
selling fruit to the soldiers
1t is said that the explosion coin
cided with that of revolutionary
movement at Leon. which failed be-
cause of measures taken by the gov
ernment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
SMUGGLEO OPIUM
S|EzED
Government Officers Find ST.
900 Worth of Drug Aboard
Japanese Liner In San Fran
cisco Harbor.

iby Morning journal special Iensed Niret
San Francisco, June Mime hum
dred tins OF opium, ageregatlng s27,-
O00 in value were seized by United
States customs officials. on the Jap
anese liner America Maru. few min
utes after the vessel passed quarantine
here today.
This is the largest seizure made in
san Francisco in many years. The Of
ficals acted on telegraphic iuforma-
ton from John W. Wilkie head of the
federal secret service and superlnton-
dent of the treasury agents in Wash
ington. White It is said, got his In
formation from Hong Kong.
The drug was found in the fore
peak water tank, an entirely new
hiding place so far as inspectors here
know. It wes IN nine metal cylinders,
each containing 100 fiyc-tacl tins.
Each cylinder was equipped with q
floatation device and two handles such
nv might he used Tor tow ropes If the
cylinders were thrown overheard at
ight. Collector of the Port Stackable
searched the vessel at Honolulu, but
found nothing.
The opium will be dissolved In hot
water and thrown In sewer. Quota
tions on fiye-tael tins of opium here
are said TO be about double what they
were five months ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
Sc NA Or LOR|MER
FACES ANOTHER
INVESTIGATION
METHOD DECIDED ON IS
NOVELTY IN JURY TRIAL
Committee Equally Divided Be-
tween Republicans and DEM
ocratS and Anti-Lorimer and
Pro-Lorimer Senators.
tBy Morning Journal Special Lsassx wirei

thy Morning journal Special Lsass& wirei
Washington. June l.--Senator
Lorimer of Illinois, faces another in
vestigation at the hands OF all his
colleagues. The inquiry will he con-
Quoted by subcommittee of the
committee on privileges and elections
composed of four republicans and
four democrats, four of whom voted
for the conviction and four for the
acquittal of the senator last session.
The method selected Is regarded as
the latest thing In jury trials.
1t took seven hours debate TO agree
upon the system and 1t was finally
adopted by a vote of forty-eight to
twenty, being substituted for the
plan urged by Senator La Toilette
of turning the case over to five sena
| tors who were not members when the
case was voted down before, and,
therefore supposed to be unbi-
ased.
Before the vote was taken Senator
| Bristow. who favored the La Toilette
| plan, accused Senator Dillingham;,
/ chairman of the election committee,
| of having captulated in the interest
| OF a democratic scheme of turning tho
| investigation over to subcommittee.
| This charge was based upon the fact
| that the author of the resolution
adopted was Senator Martin the dem
| ocratic leader. Mr.. Brlstow also
claimed that the old guard republic
| t,oI
democrats and that they had placed
the mantle of Aldrich" upon the
shoulders of Martin.
That the committee on privileges
| and elections had shirked It's duty In
the former investigation was charged
! unreservedly by the supporters OF the
! La Toilette resolution. Senator Lea
of Tennessee said he would no more
turn the case over to the elections
committee for another trial than ne
| would submit 10 "a second operation
for appendicitis by surgeon who hau
failed on the first operation to locate
the appendix. Senator Kenyon ol
Iowa intimated that the great trusts
| had busted themselves with the elec-
tons of senators so as to influence the
selection OF United States district at
! torneys whose friendship might ne
useful in the case OF prosecutions
The defense of the Martin resofu.
| lion was conducted by Senator Dill
| ingham. Martin. Bacon, stone and
other senator's from both sides OF the
chamber.
Most of the insurgent republican SEN
| ators voted against substituting the
Martin resolution. OF the twenty
negative votes, thirteen were caet py
epublicans--Borah, Bourne, Brislow'
Brown, Clapp, Crawford, Cummlhs'
Dixon, Gronna. Kenyon, La Toilette
Perkins and PoindcXter-and seven
bv democrats-Davis. Hitchcock Lea
MARITIME. Newlands, owen and POM
creme.
The resolution adopted merely pro-
vides that the investigation shall ne
conducted by the elections committee
II was in connection with the under
standing on the part Of many seha-
tore that bipartisan and bl-Lorimer
| subcommittee was to be named mat
brought out most of the crltlcisn'
The senate adjourned until 2 p. m.
Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
HAS
/. FIGHT WITH NEGRO
Gentleman From South Caro-
lima Lands Three Stiff Ones
On CoIored Passenger In
Washington Street Car,
my Morning journal SPECIAL Leased wirei


Washington, June 1.-lcpresonta-
tive S. A. Roddenberry of Georga,
came to blows with a negro in a street
car tonight.
Mr.. Roddenberry, Speaker Champ
Clark, Representative Ollie NJ. James
and Representatlvc Ben Johnson of
Kentucky were among a number of
members who had boarded the car at
the conclusion of the democratic
caucus shortly before midnight
A negro man and woman got on
and the woman sat beside Mr. Rod
denberry. There remained between
her and the Gorgian. a few Inches Of
the Longitudinal seat Her escort
sought to ill the space with bulk
fully twice that Of Mr. Roddenberry
AS the negro seated himself and
showed back, Mr. Roddcnberry re-
monstratcd. The negro made some
reply and poked an elbow into the
representatives ribs. I'm an instant
the Georgian was on bis feet ana had
landed three or four stir blows upon
the negro's face,
The negro aimed two or three blows
at Mr. Roddenherry. The Georgian
ducked or sidestepped them all.
Speaker CLARK Mr. James ana MI
johnson then lntcrfercd. The con
ductor and motorman also appeared
and offered to put the negro off the
car The representatives, however
decided that Mr. RoddcuhoTN had
asserted himself vigorously enough
To teach "a lesson and interviewed on
the negro's behalf He was permit
ted to remain on the car
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
OFFERS To LAY BARE
STEEL TRUST
SECRETS
Chairman Gary Declares Giant
Corporation Is Willing to
Stand or Fall On Its Record
Fairly Presented,


Washington, June t.-Offcring to
lay bare all the facts concerning the
United states Steel corporation and TO
stand or fall on the record denying
that he Is planning to form trust
to control steel products and prices OF
tho entire world and admitting that
the steel corporation has absolute
domination of the subsidiary COM
panies. Ebert II. Gary appeared to-
day as the second witness in the in
quiry being conducted by the steel
trust" investigation committee of the
house.
Mr.. Garys examination viii be con-
tinued tomorrow when the committee
will seek to learn from him further
facts relating to the taking over by
the steel corporation of the Tennes-
see Coal and Iron company. To-day
Mr. Gary surprised the committee
with the statement that the Tennes-
see company, before its absorption,
while nominally independent of all
other companies" was "very depend
ent so far as getting a livelihood was
concerned" remark which he quick
ly asked to have eXpunged from the
records and which he said he had no
business to make
This remark, however, served to
forecast the probability that Mr., Gary
tomorrow might make statements now
in accord with the testimony given
by John w. Gates as to the highly
prosperous condition of the Tennes-
see Coal and Iron company at the
time of the forced sale" to the steel
corporation. Mr.. Gary told the com
mittee that the Tennessee Coal and
Iron company still owes the steel cor
poratlon $10,167.70O for money ad.
Vappa1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
SEATTLE POLICE CHIEF
REAPED RICH HARVEST

Seattle, Wash. June l.--Clarence J.
Gerald, who, the state alleges paid
hrihos to former Chief OF Police
Charles Wappeustein for permission
TO operate resorts. testified today In
the trial Of Wappenstein that his pay
ments to the former chief ran from
$500 to $500 per month, being at the
rate of $40 for each girl In the houses.
Hank records We're introduced to
show that Mrs. Wappenstein. who had
carried but a small account. deposited
$4,000 Immediately after the conven-
ing of the grand jury which indicted
her husband and that wappenstein
himself, on a salary of $500 per month
made monthly deposits running az
high as $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
ADDS INSULT To INJURY
DECLARES rEEHLESS ONE
ub...t NKf.,n lima IA M

~. raul Mimi. june 2.-Wheh
shown the Associated Press report Of
the action of the democratic caucus
on the wool schedule, William j,
Bryan this morning gave out the fol-
lowing statement
THE democrats in congress are re-
sponsible to the country and to their
constituents. and 1t remains to be
seen whether their action VIII be en-
dorsed. The brief report which |
have seen, shows that the matter was
fought upon false basis and | shall
be mistaken II the public is deceived
by the pretense that 1t was levied for
revenue. The amount raised by q tax
on wool could be raised by tax on
raw silk or raw rubber with much JUS
tice. | mention these two ways of
making up the amount--there are
many other ways. The tax on wool
would never be thought Of but for
the protective benefit II is supposed
-----------------------------
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
SAYS TREASURER WAS
ACCOMPLICE OF THIEVES

Des Moines. Ia. June IA. l..
Rhodes under indictment for at
tempted robbery of the Polk county
treasury several weeks ago, today de-
clared on the witness stand IN the trial
of James OCallaghan. brother of
Robert O'Callaghan. the Western
league magnate. that the former dep
uty treasurer opened the window to
the treasurer's office so that he and
his companions could rob the safe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
NEGRO HANGED BY MOB IN
SUBURBS OF MEMPHIS

Memphis. Tenn. June Pat
Crump, a negro. who. 1t is charged
attempted to assault the wife OF
planter at White Haven, Tenn, yes
terday. was hanged by mob late to-
night
Ho was captured by sheriff
posse and was being brought to th,
county jail at Memphis for safckecp.
ing. Just outside the city limits The
mob overlook the posse and securing
the negro hanged him to a tree.
SUIT AGAtNST--S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02

Continued on Page 3, Column !.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-02
DIVORCED ACTRESS
WEDS DIVORCED MAN
IN, Morning Journal sp.am Leased wfrsl

Now York. June MARY Manner
ing. the actress who obtained a di-
vorce from james Hnckett n year ago.
and Frederick Il. Wadsworth. Il man
ufacturcr, of Crosse Point Farms,
Michigan, divorced BY his first wife,
were married at the brides home here
tonight.
They left for the groom's home The
marriage license gave the groom as
~ and the bride as ~ years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
NOONASDSON REALTY CORPORA.
TON. IS NORTH EIGHTH.

One acre. four-room house, porches
al around barn outhouses. fruit; at
Lot IS by eS5. Barton Heights: 1o-room
house: hot water heat. automatic
windmill. $4,000. -
Lot 200 feet front. improvement. 600
f1ve-room house. . Street, renting
$1,000 month, $1,000; $500 cash. bal.
ance $1,000 month 3-lt
Beautiful l-room house; hot wa ter
block: Sl0.500.
White brick front, : rooms. all mod
eTn conyeniences; 1900 block. West
Ten rooms; hot water heat: latrobe.
other convcniences; detached: 1900
block. Floyd; $500.
Eleven rooms: all conveniences: 1000
:. In same location.
SLY room bungalow, Forest Hnl LOT
so By $50; only s2,s5o.
Lot 50 BY lis, Groom house Semnes
!, Avenue, Forest Hill $3.50,
Eight-room brick. Randolph Street, 100
block: VIII rent for $50: best condi-
ton; only s2.I5o
Park: SAFE IL taken Monday: owner
paid $500 two years ago; sl75 cash.
balance $40 month.
Large lot, beautiful oak grove: six.
room house. new; large porch: Stop 2.
Petersburg car; only $4,000; no less.
Beautiful home. 500 block. w Frank
I'm, $1,000.
Broom home, and dandy: all con-
venlences: 100 block. franklin; Sl5,-
500
Eightroom house. Twenty seventh ST,
large lot: renting for sla month: de-
tached house; $780,
Five-room house: large lot: detached :
Twenty-seventh Street; SI.I0O
Two hve-room houses. renting $40
month each: Twenty seventh Street;
both for $4,000.
Plenty property on Church Hill to
please anybody. Try us
Fivc-room house. Q Street, rentin. IS
month. $500.
Seven room. new house; lot so by 1sO
at car Towards Grove: $1,000.
We have SIX brick houses from So. am
to $4,000, on Main Street, north side
at Jefferson Hotel.
Nine-room. North Roland; all convent
ences: only si,s50 's
scven-room house. North Meadow, 81.
soyen-room house, North Sycamore, ST.
six-room home. stuart Avenue. $4,000
Eightoroom home Grove, 1900 block.
$1,000 I'M
Have homes everywhere to nlease any.
BODY s'''''
Lot $50 by19s. six-room house. Temple
Street. $4,000
Twenty five-acre farm in city.
NO firm has more property 10 offer for
sale than we have Always ready
To show It, @ l''''',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
FARMS FOR SALE BY NOONANDSON
REALTY CORPORATION.

On or near Westhampton car line. one
nice little home; 5-room house.
pump. hcnhouse and some nice fruit
trees cemented walkways; ono acre
One attractive home. Groom house.
two acres land and fine water and
near Westliampt6n car. $1,000
buildings, fence, etc. $500.
On same railroad as above five acres,
nine-room, good house. five kinds
On Northside car line. new four-room
house. five lots. frontage 700 feet
by 500 back. chicken house. pump.
all wire fenced. $1,000.
On car line. east. 20 lots 2ooxlO0 feet.
two blocks OF stop, 1--WE miles out.
$50 per lot
On trolley line. south. nice little home
of 80 ncres: siS room. complete house.
outbuildings; nice fruit orchard
River. Price. $4,000
On Broad street Road 30 acres. AVE-
room house. some outbulIdings: new
land: nice chicken and truck farm.
near city. Price. s2,100.
On Southern Railway. one OF the very
finest stock and grain farms. Of 400
Colonial dwelling: ample outbuld :
ings Price reasonable: terms easy
Plenty farms evcrywhere. NOON
ANDSON REALTY CORPORATION.
IS North Eighth.
NICE LITTLE HOMIE, NEAR IRICn-
mond, on car line. direct from owner.
$3.50, on easy terms. Address f
2aa care Times Dispatch.
HIGHLAND PARK, ONE Lott GOOD
ton. 3bXli0. $225, owner Ad-
dress t sol, care Times Dispatch
LARGE TRACTS TIMBER, REASON
able rich Louisiana farm lands bar
gains caused by cotton nests: hno
truck: corn. hogs: railroads, schools
churches. HALL. ELDER & REMOTE
Monroe Louisiana
ONE AND y HALE ACRES IN BAR
ton lfeiEhts: 40 large trees Phone
Madison 5203.
GINTER PARK RESIDENCE, EIGHT
rooms, hot water heat. corner lot
owner leaving city: price $3.50. j..
a. CONNOLLY s. col
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Rea[ estate fnr &aIp.

FOR SALE. 4 SMALL FARM on
Seven Pines Road. about one mile
one lot at Ginter Park. block l.. lot
No. 10. Hawthorne Avenue. also one
lot at Twcnty-ffth and Venabla
streets streets Apply to =. J. DIETRICH.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with n. w. BowE & SON insures
hest results. q
HOME BUILDERS CAN BUY ONE Or
mere lots. Northside Floyd Ave. near
11ooley Street. cheap from owner.
Phone Monroe 626.
WANTED. TO SELL FIYE-RooNT- COT
taEe; up-to-date, all modern conye-
niences. hot and cold water. baths,
combination fixtures. electric lights
.,nd gas. Apply POLLARD ~ BAGBY.
Green Mountain" Albemarie coHn-
ty. excellent ncighborhood near I:s-
mont Station: house seven rooms.
besides attic and cellar and ser
Want mouse; IL acres of land. Low
price for quicls sale. Apply to MISS
,lANE 4. SHAW. Albcmarle Co. Va
BARTON AVENUE i.oTs. NEAR
crawford street; only two blocks
from Gintcr Park carinc. Price. SIS
Der per, foot Address +. o. Box lo3.
IF YOU NEED MONEY AND HAVE
real estate. see ilCHESON G.
CRUTCIITIELD.
WHY FAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN
own your own home at a monthly
payment less than rent? we will
puilu or hny you homo or pay.
off the mortgage. and allow you to
return same at the rate of $3.50 per
month for each $1,000, together with
per cent. simple interest For
information address Il. y. RICHARD
SON. JR. District Mana ger No iOS
American National Bank Building
L Richmond. Va
FOR SALE. OR WILL TRADE FOR
city property, tifteen-acrc truck farm,
six-room house, one and half miles
OF Forest Hill. Apply to j. Il. NOR
WELL, 26oa Hull Street
FOR SALE. HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
on Westhempton car line. If you buy
from the owner you can save agents
commission. Box 36l
WANTED. YOU TO STOP PAYING
rent Own your own home. We will
buy 1t for you anywhere you may
select stan,, ( and let YOU repay us in easy
month OH each $1,000 which your
home may cost. with per cent sim
pie Interest The deed is yours ira
nediately; we advance the money for
YOU Write or come to see us at
once: TIE AMERICAN INVEST
MENT AND LOAN CO, u. Davidson.
326 West Main Street. Richmond. Va
Phone Monroe $50.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
CRUTCilFlELD.
YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF CON
Germ. Be sure to see us before you
buy. D. N. WALKER e. CO.. Real
Estate and insurance. No. Mutual
Building.
NoONANDsoN REALTY CoRpORA.
TON. IS NORTH EIGHTH
r. b..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
4 HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
BY AMOS & POTNDEXTER 4
ITO East Main Street

a GOOD SEVEN ROOM. NEW HOUSE
and one acre Of land. near car line
Forest HIN Park; house nicely arr
ranged: chicken houses. etc; nice
home and very reasonable: can he
bought oil easy terms $4,000.
GOOD sIX-RooNI MODERN BRICK
home, on Robinson street. near Floyd
Avenue; renting for 5000 per year;
$500.
GOOD sIX-RooM BRICK HOUSE.
Smith and Marshall Streets; rent
NEW FfvE-RooM COTTAGE. FIFTY-
four feet OF porches: fine water, etc.
at stop on Petersburg car llnc easy
terms; sl.S00,
NINF!-RooM, DETACHED. MODERN;
hot water heated; West Grace Street
home; $4,000.
ACREAGE ON PETERSBURG CAR
line; s7h per acre
HOW ABOUT A BEAUTIFUL TWEEN
street, near Allen Avenue? s165 per
foot I'M
FoRTY-oNE FEET. CORNER ON
south side Broad street; SITS per foot.
EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE. NEAR
Second and MARSHALL Streets; all con-
veniences; leased for sla5 per year;
$4,000.
iTWENTY- EIGHT-FOOT LOT AND
shops. on same. leased for one year
at $3.50 per year; on south side Broad
Street: 1920.
FOR THE ABOVE or ANY OTHERS.
sec AMOS & POlNDEXTER lilo East
Main.