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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
Complete Evolution of Air
ship to be Seen at Aeron-
.autical Exposition
BOTH FOREIGN AND
HOME MACHINES
Other Exhibits Include War
Balloons From the Army,
and Army and Navy
Air Craft

NEW YORK, May IL. -- The first
International Aeronauticai exhibition
ever held In America opened here
today at the New Grand Central
Palace. The exhibition closes on
May Is and is said to be the most
complete exposition of the evolution
OF the airship ever held here or
abroad.
The most interesting features of
the exhibit, from The standpoint OF
the novice, are the lectures with
which the various steps in the pro-
gress of the aeropiane are explained.
With the aid of these lectures the
visitors is taken from exhibit to ex-
hibit. each pein, In aeropiane erolu-
ton being explained and commented
upon.
Just beyond the entrance 10 the
auditorium Is the display of hydro
aeroplanes, the water-air craft which
spcrtsmen are heralding as success
sors to the speedy motor boat as a
sporting craft. This exhibit includes
the early models of Glenn II. Curtiss,
the first man to attain results with
this type of machine that warranted
extensive notice.
Besides these early experimental
machines there are later models,
ranging through the various phrases
of construction of this type of aero
plane TO the Wright Brothers new
six cylinder, improved wing hydro
aeroplane. capable OF distancing the
speedfest motor boat afioat,
Further down the great auditorium
Hes an exhibit from the aeroplane
factories Of Europe. Among these
machines are the Farman. Newport.
Bieriot. Deperdussin and Antoinette.
Most OF these aeroplanes have been
loaned to the exhibition and are the
same mahines with which great
flights have been made on the CONT
nent and elsewhere.
In opposition to the prowess of the
Foreigners famous american ma
chimes occupy a considerable space on
the floor. These. include the aero
plano with which Curtiss won the
Gordon Bennett trophy at Rheims in
1909. the Boon. the first American
hydro aeroplane. the Burgess Flying
Fish. and some Of the early Chanute
elders, after which the Wright ma
chine was modelled
Other exhibits include war bal
looms, from the army, weather hu-
reau apparatus. army and navy aero
planes and hydro aeroplanes. dirigi-
bies and relics OF the Wellnnan air
ship which started on a trip to the
North Pole.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

We Hsve to O6er ssme DeIightfsl
homes In Barton Heights. Falkland
Highland Park. Ginter, Park and
other suburban sections. Let US
show you some OF them now.
Elegant New Houses, 3 Rooms, Modern
in every respect. on Floyd Avenue.
Price $S,S00.o0. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
HAWKINS e. BUFORD,
100 North Seventh Street
FOR SALE BY GARRETT q co.
stuart Avenue Residence, Corner
Grove, sT,25o.
Kens.nxten Avenue. 9 Rooms, Hot
water heat, electric lights. $1,000.
Floyd Avenue, $40 block. Beautiful
detached, strictly modern residence
IL rooms. $4,000.
Patterson Avenue. Colonial Heights
Lot so foot 'front.' north side, SIS per
foot
West MaiB. DweliisG. 9 Rooms. hall
room, pantry. bath electric lights
gas range. New brick. s3,150.
store on West Mssn. scar Monroe Park.
$1,000.
Bsrton Heights. Detached Corner
dwelling, rooms. bath. 1880.
barton Heights, Northside Avenue, New
and strictly modern, s-room resi-
dence - - e
GARRETT & Co,
IS North Seventh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

q
7O-Acre FARM o. the Southern Railway
= enc aaaFter-ti1Ss}e Of = saaiiis from sta-
tlon: 40 acres clear and in high state
OF cultivation, balance In timber; il
acres Fenced Tor pasture; running
water through pasture; new AVE-
room frame residence; three room
house close to residence. used tor
cook and dining room: shop one ana
one-half stories: two corn cribs barn
with stable attached. cow house.
poultry house: wall with excellent
water with pump In yard; large or
chard with apples. peaches.. pears.
cherries and grapes; Ice house and ali
together II IL an attractive farm.
r. r. ID. mail. Residence ia In SO
yards OF main road; church at cor
ner OF farm; station and three stores,
and I'VE minutes walk OF farm. A
genuine bargain. Price only $500, 90.
Terms one-third (1-3, cash, bsIance
to suit purchaser. J. H, MOSELEY
& CO., No. az Travellers Building.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

At the annual meeting of the Board
Of Visitors OF this institution. to be
held on May IS. 1919, there will be
elected a professor OF diseases of the
eye and ear and a professor OF OBJ
stetrtcs and Disease of the paerprrat
state, which vacancies were created by
the deaths OF Drs. John r. Davidson
and Daniel J. Coleman, respectively.
Applications for these chairs. With
testimonials. to be forwarded to
Christopher Tompkins- NJ. D.. Dean.
Richmond, Va.
THOS. RI. BARNES, NJ. D..
President BOARD Of Visitors
4 n, Mct'AULEy. Setretarys
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

office OF
SUPERINTENDENT Maury and Mount
Olivet Cemeteries.
Richmond Va. May s, 1919.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until 6 =. NJ, Thursday.
May ~, for painting keepers house
at Maury cemetery and wiring keep
er's house at Maury cemetery Fur
Their information may be obtained
upon application to this office
The Committee on Cemeteries re-
reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids,
3 j. JONES. {
Sunf Maury Cemetery.
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FARMS FOR SALE

For saIe--Datry and Vegetable Farm.
rs acres. with tt-roorn house, three
barns. horse and IS cow stalls.
wagon sheds. chicken house. several
apple. pear and plum trees: Is maple
shade trees I'm front OF house. IS
acres of meadow, rs acres pasture.
. acres under cultivation. 4 acres
timber and second growth; soil
gravel loan. one mite from depot
and Oneida Lake. two miles from
Sylvan Beach; price. $2.Sse. one-half
down, balance on easy terms: inme
date possession. BERNARD DELLA.
HUNT. Cleveland, New York.
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office of superintendent
ly7@ OF Eity water " or sas5
Rndm IuS f'ity Han



Richmond. Va, May Attn. 1912
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED in this office until l Z. NJ
Tuesday. May 1ath. 1879. for placing
cement plaster on the inside banks OF
Marshall tOldl Reservoir.
Bidders are requested to visit the
Reservoir and look over the site of the
work. Specifications and information
can be obtained in this office. Bids
must be addressed to the Committee
on water and iii the tower fsrt hand
corner Of The envelope containing bid
must be written PROPOSAL FOR
CONCRETE PLASTER At MARSHALL
RESERVOIR" Bidders are requested
to visit the Reservoir and look over
the site of the work, The Committee
on Water reserves the right To increase
or decrease the specified quantities
twenty per cent. and also 10 reject any
or all proposals, The name and address
Of bidder must BE- shown on the en-
veiope containing proposal
certified check for fifty dollars,
payable to the City Treasurer, must
accompany each bid.
Bond VIII he required on each con
tract awarded
Z. r. DAVIS. Superintendent.
May 5th. sth, 10th and 18th,
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office OF City Engineer.
City Hall,
-FNItIIIIIyIIU--t a. Nh 2 I y :.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until s:0e P. NJ. Thursday.
May Is. 1912. for constructing certain
sewers, granite blocks and granite spal
paving. brick paving, granoiithtc curbs
cutters and sidewalks and grading OF
certain streets, as per list on tile in
THIS office. where specifications can be
seen and proposals and Information in
regard to same obtained
A certified check in the sum of $3.50
must accompany each proposal as "A
guaranty Of the-exeeutinn IF thL con-
tract.
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids and
10 let the work as whole or in separ~
ate parts as IL may deem best
CHAS. f.. BOILING.
CITY Engineer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
Offiice of City Engineer.
City Hall.

FIcHnHOHu, VIZ, May III. IHI-s
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
. Sealed proposals will be received NJ
this ONCE until soc r. NJ, Thursday.
May Is. for certain granolithtc work in
Chimboraxo Park, for grading in Will
liam Byrd Park, and for twelve or
more park benches.
Further Information may be received
upon application to this office.
Certified check for 5000 90 must ac-
company bids for the park work.
The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
THOS. F. BOILING.
12. Ia Is. city Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
OBITUARY
H. (oiey Jordan,

The funeral OF Fl. Coley Jordan viii
be held from his home this eftetuLon
at 1 O'Clock. The burial will be II
Hollywood,
A message VAS received VI erd9y
from Colonel John s. Mosoy. Mr J Sr
dams commander during the war,
stating that he would come to Rich
moHd today TO attend the funeral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
WHITE R|bB0AERS
TO TAG RICHMOND
WANT TO RAISE MONEY FOR TIDE
STATE W. G. T. e. CONvEN.
8 ~
TION TO BE YIELD HEPE.

The quarterly convention of the P!-
County Wo: aan's Christian Tempe,
ance Union will be held In st, J1nes'
Methodist church Tuesday, Jure Nth,
at 10 o'clock A. Al. A NUM-
Der OF interesting speakers have been
ngaged for the oecAsion. lAatters Of
interest to all engaged In ten. perance
work will be discussed.
FINAL arrangements will be cum
pieted at that time, for white Rib
bon" Day In Richmond Juno 10th.
to observe this day has
been granted by those In authority,
and the ladies and their Assistants vii!
be stationed at convenient places
the city with .'.eir white
bbon tags. The money raised In
this way will be used 10 .sefrav the
necessary expenses OF the State con
vention OF tho Woman's christixn
Union. which will be hel |
Richmond in the early fail.
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Mrs. Bette Belridge.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA, May 11.-Mrs.
Bette Delbrtdge. aged 70. who died
at the home of her nephew, George
w. Andecton in Greensville county
Thursday, wac buried In the cemetery
at Independence Methodist church
Friday. the services being conducted
by Rev. ]. w. Hickman. Mrs Del
bridge was q member of the Baptist
church for a number of years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

STAUNTON. VA, May 11.----Just as
the closing exercises OF the school
had begun with the annual graduates
recital. the student body Of Mary
Baldwin Seminary was shocked this
morning by the news Of the sudden
death OF the head OF the school Of
music. Prof. Frederick ". Hamer
Prof. Hamer died early this morning
OF apoplexy.
He was IS years Of age. and came
to this country from Germany. For
- years he has been head Of the
school OF music nj Baldwin's and
was admired ~ a musician Of extra
ordinary ability by all who knew him
He had graduated from his depart
ment year after year classes Of ca
pable musicians. some OF whom have
won . high place in the musical
world.
His wife and three children. Mr.. 4.
Hamer. OF this city; Mr.. Fritz
w. Hamer, of the University of Vir-
ginia. and Miss Elizabeth Hamer sur
vive him.
The funeral will be held In the L,i-
theran church here Monday" after
noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
DEATH.

sATTERWHrrE.--ai Lissie Fuller
0sttAfwhits. wife OF Thomas p. Sat
! terwhite died at her residence, 1876
Grove avenue. May 8, 1919 She liz
survived by her husband and one
daughter, MAdge T. three sisters.
Robinson, Mise Ruth Fuller. ana a
brother. Mr.. Joseph A. Fuller. In
termsnt was in Hollywood. She bore
her long sufFerings with Christian
fortitude. and died ~ she had lived.
peacefully ana quietly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Farm of 100 Acres. In GecchIand Ceun-
ty. within four and one-half miles of
station: 80 acres In cultivation and
pasture: remainder I'm timber: 40
acres enclosed with barb wire. Land
lies rolling, free from gals, stones
and washes Nice orchard of ls9
trees. Residence contains s rooms
halls and porehes. In good condition.
summer Kitchen in yard. : tobacco
barns chicken houses. corn house.
buggy house sheep house and stables
for stock. Near school, churches,
stores, etc. Price 81. 9ao,ao. One
third cash. remainder on reasonable
terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

4 Geauine Dargatn-1o7 Acres Nearly
all clear, one-half mile 10 station.
school, academy. church. stores. etc.
A $4,000 residence. modern ana
new; barne, stables; hentiery and All
tian: soil chocolate With scisy suh-
soil: lsnd ievsl ana in high state Of
cultivation; trains TO and from Rich
mopd daily; an excepticnal torpor-
tnnfty Price. S3.5ee.0e. only ID, 500.O0.
balance to suit A~sN0SEf.ElY. 4
GO. No, sf3 Travellers Building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Richmond and Petersburg Elecex>4
Railway. M

Cars leave Manchester. seventh sad -
streets, for Petersburg: Nh
Cd rs, ~, 10. II, s12 A. M. ]. 2. Is, AA 49, =
Is, 7. 3. 70, 10 P. NJ. {s.s sSa
II 90 p. NJ Tor Chester. 1900 msdaioAell
Petersburg sV3s
tsIs' S,3S ss7:ls. s7.a5. s35. s32 49,
1888 a. NJ. 1898 =: 3s. a;ss 3:5S ~
tDaly except Sunday and hclidayA s
Carries baggass and expesss. 53s ,slGS
.sLipised. except Sundays and ectsdaya ssS
Richmond. <49
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

on May II. 1912. the State Depart-
ment of Health Will receive bids and
award contract for job printing for the
Bureau Of Vital statistics. The jolt
includes about one million pieces and
must he completed June IL. 1912. Spec
ifiestions may be had upon reauest-taa
the Commissioners of Health. 10 Capt.
toi Street, Richmond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Demand for "Americsn Undersinng.'
The American Motors Company, of
Indianapolis, makers OF the> well
known American Underslung" cars,
report a most healthy and satisfac-
tory midwinter business.
Their tcertified) comparative sales
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
es4 Acre.. He.rtce COUNTY. I4 Ml

eS4 Acres. Henrfca County, II Miles
East of Richmond. good land; $50
acres open. most of which Is in cuiti-
walton. All fenced and crosx-feneed,
water In II fields. Beautiful yard
good s-room residence. all necessary
outbiuldings This Is one of the
cheapest farms in Henrico county for
the tnnneg-0aiy s11 500
GARRETT & CO.
IS North Seventh Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

a5i Acres Within one mile ut G. a D.
Ry. Good land. lots of wood and
lumber, buildings not much value.
Also 6i3 acres l f-2 mills of e. & O. Ry
VIII trade one or both of these farms
for city or suburban property or sell
at SIS per acre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
Louis II. XnOdin.

NORFOLK. VA. May IL. -- Louis
Horton Woodin. seventy-three years
old. a native OF Michigan and for
mer Wisconsin lumberman, who
founded what is the present city OF
Chrian, Wash. died here Thursday
night
Mr.. woodin engaged in business q,
Oshkosh. Wis. q number Of years He
had lived In Virginia for a decade.
=. when, twenty Years 81 age ne wsns
to the frontier. driving overland as a
freighter from Omaha to Sacramento,
CAL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Effective Sunday. May IL. 1912, adj
ditionai trains for Norfolk will leave
Richmond on Sundays only at s:to
a, NJ. and 1886 F. NJ. Trains leaving 0
a. ~. and $40 p. NJ for Norfolk will
run daily as usual. but train leavisg
at p. NJ. will run every day. except
SuDday.. ---.---..---..-- --.----.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

re editor OF an enterprising journal
In q mining town called the day after
the wedding. The. brides mother met
him Ct the door. Good morning. Mrs.
Brown" smtled the, editor, II have
wedding. sroh, FbshNw! Tfiat's too badl''
replied the matroi Al dissnay They're
All gone. Fou ought 70 have come last
night. They ate UP ~very:s6raps"--The
Continent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

CO. Acre Apple Orchard, so Acres ct
which In trees ranging from IL 10
IS years OF age Trees have been
prunsd and sprayed and are in good
condition: well fenced with woven
wire. nice 4-room cottage: barn 3ox-
30 feet: packing house sox30 feet:
hen house. corn crib and wagon shed.
The orchard produced over 1000 bar
rels of apples lin 1910. At station.
school. postoffice. store and churches.
Price 81, 600 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Farm Of I.0oa Acres. In Haiifax County.
within 1 miles of station. 100 acres
cleared; 500 acres In cultivation, $50
acres Of which is iowSrounds; geo
acres in pasture; remaining 800 acres
in woodland: 25o acres original
growth timber: entirely fenced and
cross-fenced into fields with woven
and harhed wtTe; pure water In each
teid: young orchard of IL acres
Modern Broom frame dwelling: hot
and cold water; tenant houses
large barns, new i06-ton siio. large
granary and other buildings bar
gain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
4OS East Canal street. Drirk DwelliaK.
Rents for $4,000 Price making Il
investment.
Thvee Brick Hswses On Fourth street.
between Cary and Canal. Rents for
ts72.0o. At price yielding 10 IL
per cent Steady renters,
Corner stuart Avesue. Brick, . Rossps,
bath. brick garage. Good location
for a physician. See us about this.
Three s-Reen Brsek Hs~ses o. North
E1ni and NtdfEon streets Coverings
In this section desirable. but not
numerous.
Two Brick sterrs, Main street, Fifth
and Sixth Streets. opposite now
Chamber of Commerce.
and Grace Streets. See U.S.
S~yenth street, Grace and ErankIin
Streets. Don't wait longer II you
wsh to any n Gf the %ost ss:r
will surely be higher than now.
SMALL Prop~rtie. for Iavest.ent and
income return.
ia East BYRD street, RentiaG sio.Oo
per month. Price $4,000.
fIa East Bryd street, RentinG eli!O0
per month. Price $4,000.
nos boyd street. Renting &10eO Per
month. Price $4,000.
4f2 l-2 West BAKER street, store ana
dwelling. Good investment property.
Two Brick Hoases ~ south FSarth
Street, always rented. Will sell to-
Yield over 10 IL per cent.
HAWKINS h BUFORD.
& leo North Seventh Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

WINCHESTER, VA. May II
Henry Baetjer. one of Winchester's
foremost business men. died this
evening, aged II years. following a
stroke OF paralysis sustained ten days
age Besides his wsdew.-two sons.
Or. Harry Baetjer. X-ray expert of
the Johns Hopkins University, Baiti-
more, and G. George Beatjer, OF the
Arm of Henry Baetter Co, sur
vive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

For Sale--0nly q ,500U0 For F.rna Of
coo acres within go miles OF Rich
rnond 100000 feet standing timber.
zoo cords OF wood and about 200
railroad ties. also dwelling. Three
miles from railroad. Terms easy.
A snap--I4-Acre Farm In Abermarle
county. in the heart OF the famous
"Albemarie Pippin" section. 4 beau
tifui seven-rcom house. surrounded
with shade trees and shrubbery.
handsomely furnished with new ma
hogany furniture, make IL easily one
of the most attractive homes ever
put on the market. Only one mile
ff1fn station &Jsa SsY1cJsE, x@ffh fruit
and strawberries. May be had at
huge sacrifice.
Small Fnrm-Within 16c Fare OF
Richmond. situated on Southern r. r..
only few hundred yards from station,
farm of 10 acres and good six-room
dwelling. Bargain for quick rur-
chaser.
Houses AID L0ts-A Few Nice New
houses IN Woodland Heights on ac-
commodating terms. \ special sale on
few lots on which l am authorised
to advance prices 80 per cent on
June LIST, NJ. c. MANN, els Hull 81.
Phone Madison 5SST.
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GARRETT 4 co.

4 3-S Acres on Lakeside Car Line, s.
room cottage; nicely located. $4,000
II sold quick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

sheet, sent to their dealers, shows Vi
gain of f61 per cent. for the first
seven months of this fiscal year (JGty
LIST TO Feb. 1stl and that January.
although usually expected TO be the
leanest month of the year. was the
biggest month in the history of this
company.
Their slogan is, The Safest Car on
Earth" this on account OF the low
center of gravity, large wheels, etc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Tour -a.--Leaving Philadelphia on
Friday. July ;, by Red Star Line S. s.
"Menominee visiting Antwerp. Tho
Hague. ScheveuinEen, Amsterdam
Brussels. Paris, Bouioeue. london.
Warwick. Stratford- n-Avon, BirmIng-
ham. Edinburgh Tros sat his, Glasgow,
Killarney. Gap of Dunloe. Cork. Biar-
neS Castle Queenstown. and by Amert.
can Line s. s. Merton" arriving Phil
adelphia. sunday. August 25--x335.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"
southern Tourist Agent.
-GS East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Farm ef $50 Acres. situated In Cum.
berland County 10 miles to station
800 acres in cultivation. remainder
in timber and pasture. Land rolling
free from stone and divided into s
fields by wire; water In each divi-
ston. s-acre orchard New Broom
dwelling. ? large halls: concrete eel
lar and colonial porches; supplied
with hot and cold water and lighted
by acetalyne gas, 5 tenant houses;
large tobacco barns; large grain
barn; large cattle barn. horse barn
and other buildings, all comparative
iy new. Price $I4.0oe.0o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Notice is hereby given that tho
MICHIGAN COMMERCIAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. of Lansing. Michf~
gan. having reinsured its outstanding
risks in the Franklin Insurance Com
pany. of Washington, ID. c. and re-
tired from business IN tho state Of
VIRGINIA has filed with the Commits
sioner OF Insurance affidavit setting
forth that Il has no outstanding liza
biiities Of any nature Whatsoever In
the state of Virginia. and desires 10
withdraw the bonds il has on deposit
with the treasurer OF Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

Real Estate For Sale. McCLURE-
DAvENPORT-TA co.
EixAs-Reers Detached Rr.eA. IVES.
End; very cheap at $3.50.
Modern Etxht-ReoM Hoase. I'm Hest
section q Highland Park; large lot.
only $3.50.
Comparatively New ssx-Room Detached
homs, best section. Church HIN, II
sold this week. 81 e.
Ennx detached Six-Rnan- Houses In
West End. renting for $500, with
change Of a raise In rent. Price,
$500. Extra fine investment Con-
disions good. st.7oo WIN turn deal.
Two Hoases Jacksea Ward. Now Rent
ing for sise. Price this week. sl.s69,
just itis per cent. Speak quick.
/, Modern Etwht-Rcexn Dwelling, Tn~lud-
Ing reception hail, IN Highland Park.
Something extra nice. Only $3.50
Must be seen 20 he appreciated.
| steam Heated Home Of seven Reemst
modern In every respect. on kensing-
ton ayenae. Price. $3.50
| Fight Room Brick. Mod~ruI West tsrsrr
street Price, $3.50.
Addison street. EtEht-Room Brick.
airy, light and modern. II sold this
week only $4,000,
Fer Further Information Apply Me-
CLrRE-DAyENPoR TAYLOR co.
-----------------------------
before buying or seilinE Sec r.. r.
SCHMIDT & co.
Three Acres I'm High Cultivation Good
square from car line.
Boyd street, Two Ffve-Reom Houses,
rent for $40; price. $3.50.
Park Avenue, Brick Six Rooms. Bath.
latrobs. price, s3,T5e.
New Haas~ Payin9 IL Per Cent. VIII
sell for $500, rent pays balance.
T.. r. SCHMIDT A CO., 8Is Americas
National Bank Building. Phone Mon
roe 1857.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

farn uf t25 Acress IN james City couu-
~, within IL miles OF station; rs
aerss IN a high stste .ef fertility and
Nearly all fenced with wire; free from
gals and washes. Nice 3-acre or
chard and a vineyard Of $50 vines
Elegant s-room s-story frame dwell
ling In perfect condition.: surrounded
by 4 beautiful grove OF two or three
acres. Large barn. 2 sheds. 2 chick
en- houses. corn house. smoke house
wood shed. ETC.; Is minutes drive to
college. stores and churches. one of
tho best neighborhoods In the state
Price. 100000. one-half cash, re-
mainder on liberal terms.
W. e. HARRIS,
oil East Main street. Richmond, Va