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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
COMM TEE ASKS
BANKER FOR
STATEMENTS
Money Trust Probe Goes Deep
Iy Into Minute Details of 30,-
900 Financial Institutions of
United States.


TBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire. J
Washington, April 27-As the first
step in the money trust investigation
ihc committee on banking and cur
tcncy announced today that ii had
sent to more than 10000 bankers, re
quests for detailed information on
all phases of their business and their
relations with other institutions
The committee has embraced ma
tional state, private and glVings
banks in its inquiry. as well as loan
and trust companies.
Reports are asked for showing
conditions at the close of business
April 80.
Ar LANES are requested to send in
detail the following information:
Balance sheets showing business CON
diilnn on April so.
Socks, bonds and other securities
, tned by the bank with the date ac-
auired, price paid. value at which
they are carried on the books and
market value.
Securities purchased from officer.
of he bank.
Leans to finaneial Institutions ara
to Individuals secured in whole or in
part by securities Of other institu-
tions.
Statements of financial operations
in which the bank has taken part in
the past five years with a descrip-
ton Of the securities. total amount
of issue and value paid for the Sc
the price at which they were
marketed ana the net profit To the
bank.
Amounts due to or from other
banks.
Miscellaneous resources and lilhil-
tiles
The officers. directors and stock
holdings of the bank with their indi-
'dual stock holdings and loans
The names Of any other banks
which may occupy the same building
With. he extent to which they are
controlled by the first bank.
That other financial Institutions
re affiliated with the bank and the
manner in which their stock is held.
Whether any other banks have been
into the first bank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
GOVERNOR SAYS He
D|ON 7 ATTEND
HARMON RALLY
Brands Absolutely False State
ment That He Visited AIbu-
QuerQue on Occasion of Or
ganizatlon of State Club.

tSpeci"t DtsDnttu 70 the Noruipg journal.
Santa Fe. \. NJ, April s7.-Gover-
nor w, G. Mcdonald today entered
two positive denials. one is that the
following from the Harmon national
headquarters at the Ebhitt house,
Washington, bearing date oi April
30. is absolutely false. the governor
not having been in Albuquerque ON
that date and having emphatically re-
fused to take part in the meeting.
"Advices today to the Harmon
headquarters in this city from cot.
j. q. Albright, of Albuquerque. y.
NJ. tell of the organization In that
city of the Judson Harmon club with
mere than three hundred members
A statewide movement has been
started In the interest of the ohio
governor. and clubs are being formed
In Santa Fe, Roswell and Deming At
the Albuquerque meeting Governor
w. &. Mcdonald, of New Mexico. was
present and delivered an enthusiastic
address, predicting democratic vic
tory In that state next November
Colonel Albright declares he was
convinced that New MeNico's eight
delegates to the Baltimore convention
would be pledged for Governor Har-
mon"
The other denial entered lay the
governor is one declaring untrue
rumor that he has either parolcd ar
pardoned Elmer Price. convicted of
murder for the killing of Santa I'c
passenger conductor on the Ptcos
Valley 81 Northeastern ls'lroad IN
1909, and sentenced to life imprison-
ment Tor the crime. The rumor that
price had been released probably
grew out of the recent parole Of a
man named Price .. short term pri-
'oner from Lincoln county Tho rel
ltives Of Elmer Price. who Is con
ncctcd with wealthy ana prominent
'amilN in Kentucky, have made re-
peatcd efforts In the past several
fcarS to have him released. once Of
'cring tu furnish "A bond Of $4,000
@ insure his good behavior If rarol-
3D.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
CARNEGIE PARTNER
THREATENED BY
BLACK HAND
Russian Music Teacher is Ar
rested Charged with At
tempting to Blow Up Home Of
Alexander R. Peacock,

lBe Morning Journal special Leased Wire.1
Pittsburgh, April 27-Al.Nander Il.
Peacock. one of the Carnegie junior
partners and one of the we,lihiesi
men In the city has been threat, ned
with injury. an attempt has beer made
Ia blow up his palatial residence and
even threats Of injury to members Of
his family have been made in black
hand" letters that demanded thou
sands of dollars. These letters have
isen received during the last few
weeks but we're ignored and-a few
nights ago bomb was found on the
front porch. Then the matter was
given To- the police.
Last night William Psstoria. alias
"a lzar. was arrested hN detectives
after rough and tumble fight and
ne was hnrriedly taken To Jail Two
others are heing sought in the police
who have denied rumors of the story
until tonight. Pastoris IL said TO be y
Russian music teacher. He was found
by detectives who followed messen-
ser n had sent to the peacock home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
oROZCo MAKES MOVE
FOR gEJIIGEEENT RIGHTS

Washington. April 27.-PaNing the
way for more formal demand TOT
the recognition hy the American gov
ernment. It the belligerency of the
Mexican revolutionists. Manuel Luiar.
one OF the little iunta representirs
oro-co. now in Washington. submit
ted 20 the stat. department today
signed copy Of proclamation isstea
by their leader -'Dn behalf of the rev
olutionsry party 10 all people "f tn
republic % Mexico and IL. foreign
colonies
Ia this pronounc-ment prozro d.
eiafes thr objects or his party to De- q
complete recognition of the principles
of the Mexican constitution and TIL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
17-YEAR-0lD BOY
KILLS HIS FATHER

Des Moinos. la.. April s1.-- Protest
ing that he killed his father>to save
his mother and that his sister Ma
bel, Is Years old. knew nothing of tn 2
crime. A. l. Wayman. II years old,
confessed to sheriff Ness today that
John Wayman met death at his
hands in their home near lndianaolu,
Ia. last night.
Wayman. according Ia sheriff Ness,
declared his father had struck his
mother. inJuring her and had threat
ened To kin him.
Last night after my father, my
sister and myself had eaten supper,
went out to milk the cows" said
Wayman. when | had finished, I
returned to the house and shot at
my father through the kitchen door.
He fell at the first shot and died In
stantly. My sister and | hitchcd M
a team ana drove Ia Dcs Mones, she
had nothing to do with the killing"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
ENGINEERS STRIKE
BELIEVED AVERTEO

New York. April 25.--nelief that
the threatened strike Of twcntN-clght
thousand locomotive engineers. om-
plcyed by railroads east of the NJ iss-
issippi and north of the Potomac and
ohio rivers. has been averted through
the mediation efforts of Judge Mar
tin A. Knapp of the court of COM
merce and Charles L. Neill. United
states commissioner of labor. was cN-
prested tonight by participants in
the conferences this week with the
government representative,
The question of arbitration has
nov bcen agreed to by both sides, ii
Is said but with some notifications
from the original proposal mndo to
the mcdiators by the railway man
ayers.
II Is expected that an understand
ing as To methods Of procedure and
the number Of arbitrators will he
reached Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
81 100000 CERTAIN FOR
lEVEE IMPROVEMENTS

'hshington, April 27-An inmedi-
ate appropriation of $1,000 for
the rebuilding and repairing of levees
on the Mississippi and It's tributaries
was made certain late today when the
mouse passed the senate's joint reso-
luton authorizing the expenditure.
Representative Humphreys. OF
Mississippi. called for the resolution
In the house and II passed without
objection.
Congress had previously authorized
the use Of approximately $500. Ooo for
erne rgency work 20 stop the ravagc.
Of the flood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
MENICO AUTHORIZES
LOAN OF 20 0OO. 900 Pesos

Mexico City, April 27.-A bin au-
thorizing the flotation of treasury
notes to the amount of 10000 o00
pesos TO be used to raise the fighting
strength OF the army to GO 900 mc,,
ana 10 arm ana pay tbom during the
present conflict today passed the
chamber of deputies The treasury
notes are TO run five years and are 10
be floated at % with interest at not
over 1-2 per cent
band of rebels operating IN ia
nauiipas. near Garcia, has disbandcd.
and is supposed to have crossed into
American territory, according to in
formation received at tho interior de-
partment today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
REV. RlCHES0N WANTS
SENTENCE FOR LIFE

Boston. April 1.-The appeal of
Clarence V. T. Richcson. murderer.
Of Avis l.innell.' that his sentence To-
death De- commutcd to imprisonment
for life. was made public by Governor
Foss today. The appeal is addressed
To the governor and executive codn-
ell. The governor will say later
wh.ther the petition will be referred
TO The executive council for action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
HOUSE.

Met at 1880 a. m.
Resumed consideration of the post
office appropriation bill.
Representative Langley replied To
Representative Campbelrs attack "n
Colonel Roosevelt.
The Judiciary committee reported
favorabiy Hill to make inportant
changes in the power II courts To
punish for contempt.
Passed the senate joint resolution
for the immediate appropriation "t
81. SOC. 600 for rebuilding and repair
ing ievees on the Mississippi anc
tributaries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
SHE RMAN DECLARES
GRANT OPPOSED
THIRD TERM
Vice President Speaks on Poll
tics at Banquet of American
Republican Clubs Held at
Pittsburgh,


nv Mornine journal special Leased Wire
PITTSBURGH, Pa. April THAT
General T. - Grant. had no further
political ambition but was dfagoon-
ed into allowing the use of his name
for = third term hy party leaders. .,nd
that the Chicago convention of 1850
clearly established the h',iiudc 81
the American pe"pl, toward the tra-
ditlous 81 the fathers. was the dctla-
ration of "a. Vie. president uf IN,
United states. James =. sherman.
who WAS th" principal speaker hcrc
tonight st the Grant dns hanunvt ct
the American Republican club
Tho yicr president H@..r;cd that
General Grant wits mrrd into fhr
grlrtous hiundcr of his lie. hut chat
devotion tu republican principles pre-
vailed st this rnn, snti"n and ths
famous hero went dawn tn defeat ir
the hnusr nf his friends
Grants opponents mower charged
that De ovef iriei Co. a,id Co. thc pov,-r
uf the rNetutits aud congress aud tht
iudirisf, suffered me- assault from
him the vice president declared. SET
oven Cor hiui CO.. pre' spt and tNaui-
plc of Washincton ,oula mot lie ~rt
sSid, o., tht kutsfirau Is,enpir.
nei"fe the sptekrfs a,rr called. I
irihut. vas paid to eensral Fr'adefiek F.
Dent Grant and Mafar A., hli,sid Z
iiuti. Who were h.u-falt u,nlis'.F- "f I
'h. club and t"n-f vas drunk /,
.tauafua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
I NPAH\IIJIE I'D DOWkI'OI't.
IN OkIAiIOM\ TOWN

Hobart, Okla, Aprl 2T.-Heginning
al noon SATURDAY ana continuing with
constant downpour for one hnti.
ana forty minutes over three inches Of
iain Tell. Many barns In this county
were destroyed 10y the storm.
II Is also reported that twentv-fiXe
persons were injured in the vicinity
Ut telegraph communication is cut
on ana details cannot be learned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
WOMEN BALLOT IN
BERKELEY ELECTION

Berkeley Cal, April 2,.--ln tn,
flrst election held here in which wo-
men voted the proposed sealed
package amendment to the city char
ter was defeated, three to one. Wo-
men cast half the 5000 ballots de-
los.ted.
The amendment would have per-
mitted the sale of liquor in unbroken
containers within the city. but not
nearer to the University of California
than enc mile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
WAX VESSELS HAVE SEALED
ORDERS TO SAIL TonN\.

san Diego, CAL, April 27.-From
reports deemed trustworthy it is
learned tonight that within twenty
iour hours two of the torpedo boat
aestroyers now in port will leave with
sealed orders. 1t is the general he
hef that they will go to the Mexican
coast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
SEAMEN WOULD SEE
STEAMERS LIFE BOATS

Liverpool, April 27.--The Liverpool
branch oi the Seamen's and Fire
mems union adopted IA resolution to-
day that on and after April a9 the
mon viii refuse to sail on any steamer
unless representative of the union
ar" allowed to inspect the life boats
Fhc union also demands that the sea
mems wages shall lie increased to four
pounds ten shillings Approximately
S22) and the firemen's wages to five
pounds per month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
CONFERENCE PROPOSED ON
OCEAN TRAVEL SAFETY

Washington. April 25-The United
states. through the state department
today. indicated its willingness {" par
ficipate in an annual CONFERENCE Tor
promoting the safety "f ocean travel
This was after consideration of the
letter Of count Bernstorff the Ger
man ambassador. to the state depart
ment several days ago in which Ger
r,.,,- f.r,.f..-.-I such q conference
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
CONDITIONS IMPROVE
IN CHlNA'S REPUBLIC

Washington. April The reVolu-
tionarN conditions which caused the
dispatch cf foreign troops to north
China have shown such general Inn
proVement according to Minister CAT
honn that IA reduction of the marine
guard can safely be undertaken.
Rear Admiral Nicholson command
ing the China squadron has cahled
that revolutionary conditions along
the southern coast are also improved
with the exception of Swatow, where
a small degree of uncertainty exists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
ta,e-in kilI~ -Four Men.

Cananea Mex. April ss.-Fou-
men were Killed by cave-in at tho
Elise mine here today. when ruscuers
reached the imprisoned men. one Was
dead and the others died within fiNo
minutes after hring taken ont. Two
others who were buried. will retprer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington. Aprn g5-NeW MeNico
Fair sunday. cooler In southea=f
purtion. Monda, fair
w.st Texas Fair and voai.r sun
lay. Monday fair.
Arizona Fair SUNDAY aud Mondss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-28
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Not in session. meets Monday at >
p. m.
Titanic investigation was continued.
Captcin James Moore. of the steam
er Mount Temple. tcstifying of his
efforts to reach the Titanic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
FOR SALE.
Bl j JENNINGS X co

SACRIFICE SALE or F0RTY-rry-r.-
acre farm ten-room house, fifteen
acres fine lot land running water.
LOCO cords oi wood. three miles from,
station 5000 cash. to quiek buyer
FIVE ACRES. ONE MILE FROM ClTy
limits. ON Petersburg car limo. Sam
rcr acre. beautiful white onl grove:
easy terms
SPLENDID HULL STREET BUSINESS
lot Sloo per foot. present building
pays So rcr month. $1,000 quiclt
profits IN This
l7o-roor CORNER Lor. on srv-
cnih near nun. easy rallroad conne,-
lpn7. ifls Us one of the Very best
factory oi warehouse Sites in tia.
city $50 per foot. this week ONLY.
JENNINGS x co. io20 linn Stra.t
Phone Madison ia.
WE HAVE Special. FINE BARGAINS
no West End property Tor sale or OK
Cnansr letter sec US at once + II
MDSELfI Y co: N. So Travellers.
Building
MAGNIFICENT FARM. EIGHT MILES
from Richmong. on msr.,d,,r,i1rh,
road. ono half mile from railroad
station 3'' acres. $50 acres clcar.
balance IN timber worth from 81 00n
to $4,000 Residence contains olave,;
rooms iu 30 condition. ci,,b,e,.n
ouihuildines ana barns. all in rood
repair. inc owner will sell every
thing az IL stands. Including erovint,
crops horses, mules. cows. etc. and
all machinery ana farming iInpl.-
ments This is a proiictive ~,
and viii also make fine dairy farm
THIS is genuine bargain. and cam
i not be on on the market but short
easy. J H. MOsEI.EY g. Co No
3l2 Travellers Building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
lNral estate Jor SaIr

NEW SIX ROOM. UP-TO-DATE HOUSE
iu Highland Park. TWO blocks from
car i.ae. Best built house around
there S-,luO. small! cash payment.
il5. care rimes-Dispatch
-50-ACRE DAIRY FARM ABOUT
90 miles from EicnWonu on railroad
$50 acres cleared. balance small TIM
Ter Saveu-roOm horse. large new
barn silo, etc. so acres IN pasture,
with AN stock. tools and machinery.
VIII! sell cheap u bought At once.
VIII take city property IN "Achangc
rs part payment. AZ care Times
Dispatch
FOR SALE NICE SUBURB, SOUTH
Richmond new. siN-room house -
good material good lot. nenr cars
low price Of $1,000. easy terms. "A
dress j 56l. care Tlmes-D.spatch
4 NICE CORNER STORE IN FULTON.
with Seven rooms above. lot fronts
80 feet. Price, $1,000 JNO' II.
Leigh street.
BARTON HEIGHTs-B r y [ 7 + L
Residence. arranged ia hats. entirely
separate. well built large lot, pos
session can he gotten IN thirty day
or can furnish tenant for long term
that pays L. per cent. on investment
VIII cNchangc Tor farm not over ton
miles from city. or VIII take i've
passenuer automobile part payment.
Apply 3ii West Broad Monroe SO3V.
AMOS & PoINDEXTER. TRAVEL
Frs BUILDING
Two beautiful lots kensington Ave
nue.. near Roseneath Road g. under
market value. $3.50 cash. balance 70
suit purchaser. see US Monoay
Seven-room home. Highland Park. all
conveniences: close to school and
trolley $3.50 cash balance by month.
Nina-room house 30 feet ground rents
$500 per annum Will sell for $500.
Scvcn-room house. - feet ground
West End: big future 70 this; nice
shade. price $4,000
Beautiful lot i5cX250. college Terrace
Wosthampton facing on Three Chopt
Road. 1850. good terms. buy now
before prices advance
Special bargain Broad street. near
Boulevard: YOU can get 60 feet 81
PARTY needs the money
100 feet Monument Avenue: high ana
dry; will exchange for improved
property; nows your chance to get a
bargain
me- Jackson Ward new brick prom
orty VIII exchange for ground In the
West End
Two nine-room houses South Harrison.
rented 1924 per annum price $4,000
both
looxiio. corner Marshall ana Summit
Avenue, SCOTS Addition, s95 per
foot
Centrally located corner business prop.
crty Main street: rented $1,000 per
anrum price $50 1O0
Broad street store rented $50 per an
MIN SiiooN
1t will nav WOW To consult us before
huyiur o. s"ilinq reol estate AMOS
G PolNDENTER. Travellers Ruild-
ing
FOR SALE. Two DIFFERENT coz
ner properties IN lower part Of South
Richmond key to larger intercs IS
ana party buying can demand bis
prices from manufacturing concerns,
in meantime rentals viii more thaD
pay interest on money $500 each
Address MANCHESTER. L o. Boz
ail, city.
WE HAVE FOR SALE. SOME VERY
inc lots at inside prices. In imme-
date vicinity Of Battle Abbey and
franciscan College. See MS about
those. j. II. MOSELEY & co No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

nice four-room cottage, this IS
very attractive property
Siooo FORTY one AID HALF
Road. close ia beautiful. fulI-hearins
orcuard OF three acres. IMPROVEMENTS
site This land Should Doe worth
double ials pilce iu Sis months
So SIXTY TWO AND 4 iAir
lcr.s on Ve.as-auh Road close TO l.l-
mcut. tweuiy-nve acres ia ui-c state
~ culfiVatlpn bltutce iu wood Dcau-
titui buldu- site. buildings ot not
iA.sch value.
S'''. lGo ACRES fh'NfNG ONE
."ii ini' on .'tk tt.Ncr w.t. ONE
, ''., ''.a's
lciloit ,u4i.tF. ,,fl ra, fhr,. and a
half miilon frt tne.. ..r fron sou
go onr thousand Yil.s rnntin-. over
sl>tt f.ot in the llrut. nroblblv 200
running over eighty feet There is
wharf Oh tals property. giving un-
7"'PA's "'fNl"F '"e'4 i'l'7
. - ,.,.-...,.~.,
NN t-i.'' ~ i'Hi'1 ~,
''7-'
'" .l
al' ms lana is tieSrDd ant ~ aool
t.lrl.t. This Us 9r .Nr.nffon,iIv
.H.at ,n1 attractive. ,f,r.~,
600 -rv-t.>..r, ,,t.t-a .f,.r rc,
D,,,t.,-,o.. -. ,,t',,,.
burg Dnl Potomac Ia lro4d. COOL
huuse ~ sis rooms h-4utifu1 SHADE.
ThIs Droprrt. us Cheap and Should
,asilv 'hn worth dnuhlc in- pilca.
81 uh1 ACRES WITHIN TWO
AND half ulle- of tity .N..lleut
dairy farm lmprD,.m-u.s cunsis, 81
-oe-ton sno. stable for sAts cows
ani fifteen horses. numerous tenant
houses, shtGS. etc ana siN-fron res
idenco This is one Of the best
eairy nT9Pros i'leDs aroSnn N.eh mond.
Strsc,
byJ LEV Afb LOT AT WILLIAM
i,yta farK. on n'sA terrace. l"l
FOR SALE. POULTRY AND TRUCK
farm VII elevated threo acres' mo-.
six-room house line we'll on porch.
shade trees. hair milo of statior. tins
Side Bon Air. 1880. Address III
past CLAY
FQ brs SALE FOB coLQEEp TMNAN rs
,n''s- oom new cot,aSe house 500
,Npp's 20 iauV .naHln street Nl."
ono cisht-roum frame dwelling. 1900
-1l.lh street
500 CASH Si5 MONTH WILL BUY
house six rooms. with small acreage.
on Ashland car line Price $1,000.
House seven rooms. Frederick shurs
lhltr9ad 1900. Address FARMER,
house on Pine street. It has nv,
rooms. wnter and gas ana a nice
lot Address r 5l2 care Timcs-Dis-
Patch
eau,ifui homo oI ScloA Inarh iElG ii,s
direct from owner phone sNfad,son
1851. or address * 500. care Times
/ Dispatch
1Itse' iVI Montlnent ,teish's Gil,
cara Time. i5i.natcb wv
wseh nice nice eight-room house in ingh,
rental property paying literally
.,-orry,,,, ,,,,.+--.--,
m n6,.,,o pretty lawn, Garden. etc lot
vN,aV' ~. J." Ni.Se LOT ou,acre
Offer
,r,.- ,r-1.,-,
'Ji-a i, 4io,ii,.eN ID i'ARN HON ~ 10
r,rnac. han, .. ,io, nnselneh'
Ii l2rse Earden; lo5 feet of beau
nd f s aqae fr Gaf s' 6 a sS9s 5cb
'''
+ HOMES ~ p,pwoN- tfrrc,,rs NJ.
~ S-AiS - fhiGhIS NpR-
,,, vou ard d,"iehts Hishland Paris
homes cvorvwbor, nus ana sina'i
- US
10 ACRES AN en- Doo,, ,,,....
hntidinrs "a W. barn and other
crty. or civ or s,h7,rI,on ,.s pt%p
something. monav not rnoaod oi'e'
INVESTMENTS rApcr op ,,
SEVEN ROON rtrcrrr,>-D n,,1
home Tor s. $50. easv terros >i'N
{ SEVEN ROOM HIGHLAND PARK
nome. an improvements; tor $500
easy terms
4 SlN-RooM HIGHLAND PARK HOME.
U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
I%eal C=6tatr -1or aaIr

TOR SALE. TWO ADJ0iNINt; Il.O1's= IL
Gintcr Park. on Seminary Ny.rle.
'tlress L 3i6. care Times Dispatch.
Goop TEN-ROoM BRICK HOUSE ~
Zoo block East Grace Street. VIII
soy choap 4ll, care Times Dis
paten.
FOR SALE. a RARE BARGAIN. 25i5
iark Avenue. only $3.50. DRINK =
Aito ;, aga ~ North sixth. It's a