davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
At Happy Hollow Club.

Mr.. Hartman Smith entertained four
guests at dinner last evening; r. d. VIII
llams, two and Mrs. J. A. Spence, eight
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Brown at
dinner last evening at the Happy Hollow
club were:
Judge and Mrs. Hostctler Kearney.
Mr. and Mrs Amos Raymond
Mrs. Irving Baxter.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loomis enter
tained at dinner last evening at tho
Happy Hollow club. Their guests in
cludod.
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Franklin Mann. Il. s. jewell.
Madame Mann.
Misses Misses
Onnillo Mann. Jean Jewell,
Dining with DIR. and Mrs. Charles oNeil
Rich last evening were:
Or. and Mrs. Darrell, Houston, Tex.
Mr., ard Mrs. ]. G. Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r.. Mcfarland had as
their guests at dinner Saturday evening
at the Happy Hollow club;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ross.
Turner MacAliaster, Oakland. Cal
Mesdames- Mesdames-
smith. A. q. Edwards.
Miss Mildred Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fell gave
dinner OF eight covers Saturday evening
at the Happy Hollow club complimentary
70 Mr.. and Mrs. 70. Chester Fell Of Phila-
deiphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
Dinner at Boat Club.

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Lyons entertained
at dinner Friday evening at the Boat
club In Council Bluffs. The table was
decorated with a large silver basket
filled with mrs Ward roses and the
guests. who were all from Omaha. I'm
ciuded:
Messrs and Mesdames- Big
+. ]. Jumper. Howard Goodrich,
II. ". Howes George X. Thompson
d. A. Baxter,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
Prettiest Mile Notes.

The Prcttiest Mile Golf club entertained
~ a picnic luncheon in Miller park Sat
urdav afternoon. There were le0 In at
tendance.
In the afternoon there were driving and
putting contvts open TO the women, Mrs.
Fred Crane winning the former and Mrs.
w. II. Finn the latter. Following these
events luncheon was served. Then came
the exciting races open, to all In the
ladies event there we're several trials,
the real contest being between Mrs. Ray
Reinbolf and Mrs j. w. Sprague. the
latter finally winning by a close margin
Mise Beuiah Byrd was an easy winner
in the misses event. while Judge Hascal
ran ahead OF the ticket and pulled down
the prize in the mems race. The winners
in the three races for girls we're Janet
Wonder. Martha Zelbarth and Frances
Adwerr. and the winning boys were Ar
thur zeioarth. John Carr and Frank
smith The committee included Mesdames
Charles Wonder. chairman; Walter Eel
barth. w. J. Morrell. M. A. Vanderford'
q A. Mortenson. II. G. LAggett. ]. W.
sprague. Ray Rainbolt, G. ID. Rainoot'
p G. Haddieston. e. r. Wonder, George
Adwers. w. II. Primer, Misses Eta smith
and Nettle Little.
The women announce their next res
MAR meeting in September at the resi-
lance Of Mrs. Charles Martin.
MIR. and Mrs. Harnsberger OF Ashano'
Neb.. and their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Jones Of omaha, spent very entoyaoie
two weeks outing q. Lake LHomme
pten. Minnesota. Mrs. Jones returned
nome Saturday. accompanied by her
mother. who will remain several days,
Mr. Fred Burr OF Lincoln Is visi.ins MT
,vtIbur Jones. They were frat brothers
~ the University Of Nebraska
Miss Lola Byrd has gone TO malvern
In for a visit with relatives.
Miss Grace Burnsdon OF Peru. Ned
visited a few days this week with het
s,..er. Mrs. Y. n. High.
NJ ana Mrs. Glen smith have iett on
an auto trip to South Haven. MINI
srhere they will spend two weeks fishing
Mrs. Allen Gould and children OF st
louis visited In the home OF MIS-. Luiu
NorrIs Jerome last week. Mr.. ana Mts
conrad Lueke and children VIII spena ass'
.ral DAYS with Mrs. Jerome next "ees
- ,helr way. 10 the exposition.
,s,ss Lillian Paul left Friday Tor tw'
,se.Ks visit at Shenandoah. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
Relief CORPS Entertained.

The q. 5. Grant post and Woman
Relief Corps met at the home OF w, II.
Pruitt to celebrate the birday anniver-
saries OF Mrs. Mary J. Pruitt, MrA IAsEie
RUTH and Mrs. Anna Long Wednesday
evening.
Musical numbers were given by Mrs.
Alien. Miss Robbins and =. p. Williams.
Miss Dorothy AieMurry gave a whistling
solo. Mrs. Robbins gave a talk on the
circuit Woman's Relief Corps In relief
work Those present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
petTothal ANNOUNCEMENT.

AIRS. $. Graetz announces the engage
mcnt OF her daughter. Bessie, and Mr..
sam Greenberger OF Grand Island. Neb
Airs. Graetz will be lat home" Sunday
August Is. between the hours Of and
and and 9. in honor OF the young
couple.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08

At Seymour Lake in honor Of Misc Grace
Bridges OF Chicago. who IL spending the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bridges Covers were placed for
eight guests
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08

Alins Geraldine neas entertained A.
luncheon yesterday Al her home IN coun-
Cd Bluffs IN honor Of Miss LILLIAN SUITS
of Pittsburgh. Pa. who is the guest OF
snn Grace Allison.
Airs. J. ". Woodroush entertained At
luncheon Thursday at her summer hons
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
Reception for Sons Return.

Mr. and Mrs c. p. Wilson held an in
formal reception Saturday evening for
their son. Clarence p. Wilson. who has
returned from a four years stay in
Arizona. where he has been a civil en-
gineer In the United States Indian serv-
Ice. On his way home he visited the
California expositionA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
connoil Rlnffs Boat Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Lyons entertained
~ dinner Friday evening for Omaha
guests at the Boat club cafe. A basket
Of Mrs. Ward roses formed the center
piece ana covers we're laid for:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
George X ThompsonHoward Goodrich.
y. !. Jumper, NJ. NJ. Lyons.
r. ~ Howes. u. A. Baxter,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
stork special.

A daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Louis kocher Friday.
a son was born last saturday TO Mr.
and Mra. Samuel Rees, jr.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
ALREADY GUESSING QUEEN
High Honor is Usually Given to
One Of the ouivera Debu-
tantes Of the Fall
eTRIs ARE ALL ATTRACTIvE
tantes Of the Fail.

tcontinued from PaEe NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08

Bergman Of Chicago. A luncheon At the
Hotel Loyal win be given for Mrs. Berg
man later in the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
To Honor visitor.

Tho Yama Yama club members wili Be
cntoxtained az reception this afternoon
Al the home Of Miss Ruth McKeon. In
honor OF Miss Jessie Vragor OF Norfoik'
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08

Rev Logan A. Pruitt. Lincoln.
Elmer <. Williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08
Recent Affair.".

Wr and Mrs. George A. Roberts gave
. box party yesterday at the races Ineir
guests were:
Misses
Arnea pelfing, c. A. Pisier'
tsdna Alpstadt, E. r. swanson.
Elizabeth Roberta
Mr.. Jerome A. Lille gave kenains-
,on "wednesday afternoon In honor OF
nsr, Edward Crane OF Washington. ~ y
Miss Helen Walker OF Council BUTTS
rave a dellghtfui dancing party az her
rome TUESDAY evening Among the guests
we're Mis- Erna Reed, Miss Esther VIII
helm. Miss Gertrude Stout. DenmAn
KoIntze. Robert stout and Robert Con
nell. ali from Omaha
Mrs. Dora stewart Of MccooE, NED,
entertained al dinner In honor OF nef
niece. Miss LILLIAN Stewart OF Des Mo'nes.
~ the home OF Mrs. cantlin. Yellow and
white was the color scheme used Tor ths
decoratsons and tho hostess was assisted
~ Mrs. IApplncctt and Miss Mildred LAP
psnoott OF Blair. The guests were Mr
and Mrs. ]. r. Trimble. Misses Lillian
stewart and Nellie Crandaii. MerrA
George cintor. L. E. Magee William
Kerr and Sawyer OF Boise. Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-08

Miss Bernice Thomas entertained Delta
Delta Delta sorority girls at luncheon at
the Field club Thursday IN honor OF
aiiss Lula shade OF Hebron. Neb. Those
nresent were:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Young AreriH Hartman. mho has made
a prominent place for himself in the afh
ietics Of Yale. Undergraduate american
life. at least, knOiCs no money distinctions
The miiiiOnaire's son who makes good on
the track or gridiron does it because he's
a man, not because he's a millionaire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Tncent Asfor, tose fathers tragic death the Titantc
left him the head of the Astor family and custodian Of
its renith The Astor fortune is handed do,cn under
such restrictions that if the nheritor sits still and does
nothing he's to make financial success. least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25


bringing up justified itself?
That Vanderbilt family furnished several illus
ratons pro and Here find the results of pamper
ing and the results of training that it amounted
almost parental neglect Commodore Vanderbilt had
the luxurious of life knowledge of
Latin and algebra, Gold Coast dormitores at Harvard
expensive yachts formed in his mind of the
tals of young mans education He respected only
trait in the rising generation and that work He had
thirteen children and he did little to help any of them in the
world He treated his eleven daughters with almost shabby
Indifference He showed particular interest in his Oldest
Although the Commodore, in the later's boyhood
already millionaire William H. received only the
rudiments of a common school education.
This second Vanderbilt did not impress people
brilliant boy he seemed rather sowthinkng and slowact
ing But he finally landed job clerk in banking
house. which after several years hard patient work. yielded
him a salary of sixteen dollars week. The Commodore
him allowance, and spoke dlsparaglngly OF him.
usually describing him "chuckehead and "beetle-
head these terms evidently being early nneteenthcentury
equivalents for "bonehead.'
The Commodores Spartan Training Is Justified
YOUNG Vanderbilt had the courage marry his six
teen dollars week. but he did not have money enough to
furnish home and established his domestic hearth in
clearinghouse East Broadway. His rolcking mil
lionare father paid attention to him. his wife, or his
children William he used to inform his friends "bound
to go the dogs Finally, however, the Commodore pur
chased for his farm Staten Island, and placed
him there dig living out of the soil "Bilys good for
nothing, he said; "Im going to try to make farmer
of him"
few years later William asked for loan Of SIS 600 with
which to make certain improvements The millionaire rail-
road indignantly refused you don't amount to
of pins anyway he told him. "You won't be able to
do anyt thing but bring disgrace upon yourself your
family and everybody connected with YOU Lest this be
regarded exaggeraon let quote the words of William
H. Vanderbilt himself, given as witness IN the famous
Vanderbilt will suit:
fed. Il sent to see father, to get it from him My
father said No. damn him. let him mortgage his farm
About four months after that my father took me riding
with him day, told me that had mortgaged my farm,
and that sucker He told that fellow that did not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Andrew Carnegie to the editor of great New York
newspaper This paper, printing description of
MIR. Carnegie's new Fifth Avenue house, had inter-
jected the statement that the ironmaster had given
it to his daughter, then little girl, as Christmas
present. Mr. Carnegie expressed the great pain that
this published statement had caused him. His
simplest gingham-apron manner; as far as it was
possible, the fact that her father was an exceed
ingly rich man had been concealed from her. Mr.
Carnegie could hardly think of anything so wicked
making child present of million-dollar house
AS matter of fact, he said, his daughter would not
inherit an immense fortune, since he proposed giving
it all away before he died. Mr.. Carnegie was
already upon record having said that the most
injudicious use any man could make of his wealth
to give it to his family. Moderate life pro-
visions should be made for the wife and daugh-
tiers, and very moderate allowances if any, for the
sons"
The history of American mlionaredom reveals
two methods of handling this difficult problem Some
rich men have pampered their children placed prac-
tically no limitations upon their expenditures, made
attempt to train them for their approaching
responsibilities, resting content to them shine
gentlemen" and force their way into social prom
nence purely by virtue of their wealth. Others,
while not adopting the extreme ideas of Henry
Ford and Andrew Carnegie have sought to endow
Spartan training.
1t is hardly necessary to cite illustrations of the
first method The newspapers furnish abundant
material of this kind. But are there no cases on
the other side? Have any of millionaire sons had
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
SCHEDULES.
SCHEDULES.
sEAHOARD am LINE RAILWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Prem1ex Carrier al the seaeh-
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
6TRnNT STATION
n. H.-Foilowing schedule figures
pubisshed ~ Information and not guar.
anteed:
$50 A. M-Daily local for DanviIis
1850 A M.-Dsily--TAmitsd all
500 r. M-Exceps sunday--Locai
fer Chase city. Durham and fnterms.
diais stations
900 r. .M.--Daiiy-For Danvfiis. At
lanta and Birmingham. with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
HIS p. M.-Daily-Limited-F ALI
points South. Pullman ready 900 r. H.
YORK RIVER LINE
4:r4 r. M-Daiiy focai--To West
Point
$40 p. M-steamer train. daily ak
cept Sunday. for West Point and Bat
timore. No stop.
f:sg A. M-Daiiy--Lccai TO West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: T.oB A. IL. a:oo n
n, 3ke r. N. and $3.50 r. H.. daily:
$50 A. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Points $40 A. NJ, s:lS r.
NJ. daily. and s:46 A. M.--Steamer train
from Baltimore. daily except Monday.
II. L. BISHOP. D. r. A..
so7 East Main Street Phone Mad. ala
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Observation-Disclosures Corner West Grace
Street residence: three stories, twelve
rooms. hot-water heat, electric lights.
hardwood hoors. all conveniences. An
IDEAL home.
s12,OO0-Eiegant Home ON, Chamber
Jayne Avenue. IL rooms, vapor heat,
electric lights, three baths, beautiful
lawn, hedges and shrubbery. An
ideal home.
&fO,5O0--yery Attractive West Grace
Street residence. three story, detach-
ed. bay front. A cozy home.
OF yG0O-BeautifuI Floyd Avenue corner
residence. nine rooms and all conven-
fences.
sS.5OO--yery Attractive House I'm wood
land Heights. Nine rooms hot-water
heat. electric light, two baths, lot
eoxi00 feet
SS.0O0-An excellent House In Norwood.
Contains eight rooms, hot-water heat,
usual conveniences. Only $500 cash
required. balance on easy terms.
3.sS0 -- Nice residence I'm Highland
Park: contains eight rooms
o.. 5ON-Corner residence Bancroft Ave-
nue. Highland Park Seven rooms.
nifty foot lot. Easy terms.
81 .600--six-Room House on Taylor
Street, detached. Twenty-Five foot
lot; small cash payment, balance
monthly.
G. T.. e. HI. l.. DEMON,
SGT East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25


ON c. d o. Ry. Al station. acre s.
room dwelling, detached kitchen.
convenient to city. A bargain
for $s.eeo.
Price s2.ssoi acres. 5-room house.
necessary outhuildinEs, only s
miles from city, convenient TO
car line. Good terms,
River FARM, se5 acres. 400 cleared. 500
in cultivation one OF the bess
grain and stock farms In the
county. A great bargain for less
than s2e per acre.
broad street Roads 10 acres, south
side. ia miles from city, Think
of this. only $3.50 per acre.
Grast Min and Fishing Lake. 90 or
more acres OF excellent land.
Plenty of wood. This mill La in
arst class condition. and running
Dwelling OF rooms in good
condition. The pond is we'll
stocked with game Ash Price
and description on application.
Amelia Couaty, sTo acres, only FIVE
miles from Station. fine roads.
This la a great bargain at SIS
per acre.
rs Acr~~s Excellent dwelling In first
class condition. Large orchard.
running streams. fenced and
crossed fenced. Only minutes
walk to station on r.. r. & r. Ry.
This fs a great bargain.
$50 Aeress In Amelia County. only
Ia miles from station on South.
ern Railway. Watered by creeks
and springs. 200 acres in grow
ing timber, A splendid bargain
for $4,000. Terms.
Near Ashfamdf 81 acres. "a mile of
Ashland. excellent T-room house.
fine barns and outbuildings: so
acres In cultivation. balance In
saw timber and cordwocd One
OF the best propositions in Han
over. Price and terms on appii-
cation.
A Great Bsr9ains For $4,000 Five
acres. large s-room house and
necessary outhuildings, land all
fenced and cross fenced. large
orchard OF assorted fruit and
grapes. This property is only
. miles from city.
$50 Acress Only Ia miles from sta
ton. on Southern Railway. new
s-room house and outbuiidings;
$50 acres in saw timber and cord
wood. Fine water, large orchard.
This farm is a bargain for $1,000;
$1,000 cash. balance to be ar
ranged
J. A. CONNOLLY 4 CO..
Mad. 1891 Mad 3aG2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
FARMS ron SALE.

Sixty Acres I'm Hanover County, seven
teen miles from Richmond. seven
room dwelling with hot and cold
water; good barn and other out
buildings; good land: near railroad
station; price. $500.
Seventy- eight Acres In Hanover Coun-
ty. Atty acres in cultivation, well
watered. near railroad station, good
orchard. four-room frame building.
new barn, corn crib and meat house;
twelve miles from Richmond Price.
ss.5oe
Nice Farm on the WILLIAMSBURG Road.
two miles from city, thirty-six acres
OF land, dwelling with seven rooms
ffrst class order. Barn and stable
good land. Everything very attract
i've.
Four and Half Acres ON q Good Road
with new frame cottage OF nve
rooms Price. s2,3So. Only two miles
from city.
c. l.. a III. l.. DEMON,
se7 East Mnta street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
SHOE REPAIRING.
A~-~e-~-Ss~S~--e~.~%S
SHOE REPAIRING.
II SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY,

E0YAL SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY,
3o2 NORTH SIXTH STREET, COR
NER BROAD AND SIXTH. BRING
YOUR SHOES THAT NEED REPAIR
ING TO US WE USE THE VERY
BEST KIND OFF LEATHER. OUR
PRICES ARE REASONABLE. HALF
SOLES, NAILED. 35c: SEW ED. soc
RUBBER HEELS, csc. WE CALL
FOR AND DELIVER ALL WORK
PROMPTLY. CALL RANDOLPH 1872.
WE WILL DO THE REST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EkE4fMAl Eko4AlG EOEN GkAkANss
SAN Acre Farm. Four Miles From Rich
mond. Now offered at sacrifice price.
W iWmedsate R,I gosssssbIon. H,s ITne5
Springs, p. O. Box 1TI5, Va.
List Your farms with y. A. CON-
NELLY q co. Write postal for
necessary blanks
For saie-Bess 40 Acres in Northum-
beriand County, Virginia. Fine wa
ter frontage. $50 acres cultivated:
ten-room house. barn. outbuildings
orchard. stock, machinery, etc. Ad-
dress d. A. KELLEY, 1915 Tenth
Street. Baltimore. Nd.
Cheapest Fsrm=. Hemes. TTmber. List
.---------------
RAKER a CO.,
Mad. 424s
IfI0 East Msin
Few bargains Fer Sale or Exchange.
2S00 Blsrk West Grace, Modern Home,
$4,000 under market price IL sold at
once.
1900 Block West Grace, Modern Home.
exchange IGr boulevard lot.
Ginter Park Handsome Home, Trade
for home West End. Must be mod
ern.
s-Room Floyd Avenue Heme, Hot
water heat. hard wood floors, gas.
everything modern, for $3.50.
Battery Court Modern Home, New, For
s4.Ts0 This must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
Kenasngton Avenue Clear Lots, Trade
for good investment property.
Grace street Lots. Clear, Near Beuie~
ward. exchange for small invest
ments.
Investment Property Paying 10 Per
cent, exchange for good automobile.
Equity I'm Let, Owner would Exchange
for automobile
FARMS.
100 Acres. Miles City Limits. on First
class auto road, good s-room house
and other outbuildings. rs acres in
cultivation, owner would consider
good city property I'm exchange.
4esa Acres. ~ Miles City Limits. Good
house and two barns. owner would
consider city property In exchange.
This farm lays we'll and can be made
one of the best farms about Ricn-
mond.
IL Yeu wish TO Buy. Sell or Exchange
See Us.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25

4 VERY DESIRABLE HOME. WITH
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
FINE SHADED LAWN WITH MAS
SIyE OAKS. A GARDEN AND NEAR
LIZ TWO ACRES OR LAND. ON THE
MOST DESIRABLE AVENUE IN
ASHLAND. WITHIN MINUTES OFF
ELECTRIC OR STEAM Road To
RICHMOND. CHEAP At $3.50.
ID 81, CARE THE vIRGINIAS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
CITY HOMES
Suburban Homes

New bungalow. 5 rooms. front and
back porches, electric lights and out.
buildings. with is acres of ground.
on Seven Pines Railway, near the Ma
sonic Home For sale on easy terms,
Frame house. six rooms. newly plAs-
tered and redecorated, polished doors
and outbuildings. good water, pump In
yard. four acres of rich land Low
price and unusually easy terms.
Ten acres ground, fve-room cottage.
barn and chicken-house, on one OF the
best roads into Richmond. Can be
bought on easy terms. W.
Eight acres and S-room new dwelling
on r., r. & p. Ry., at station IL
miles from city.
c. l. & H. +. DENO0N,
so7 East Main Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
BIZ m. nj. WHITE a CO.,
a22 East Maia street.
Phone Randolph S3Iy.


Beautiful Little Farm of rs Acres. Oniy
three miles from city on auto road;
s5 acres Cleared and In a high state
of ittvation. balance in wood. good
T-reom house and all necessary out
houses, Together with the above Is
good mules. cows, 200 chickens,
double Wagons l spring wagon, i
top buggy, sets OF work harness. 2
sets single harness, l three-horse
piow. j two horse pillow, one-horse
pillow, feur-horse disk harrow, /
four horse tooth harrow. / two-row
corn planter. 1 double cuitivator, Q
single cultivators. / disk suiky plow.
corn harvester. $500 feet lumber,
lots OF cordwood, I cream separator.
lot of feed and crops This is the
cheapest farm on the market today,
at $1,000, Good terms.
Sfx Acres with Coed 1I-Rsoma Modern
dwelling and all necessary out
houses in good condition; only three
quarters mile from city limits. on
good road. Price. $500. Terms.
Coed Farm of Iie Acres. only Three
miles from city, on Midlothian Pike:
20 acres cleared, balance in good
timber: nav house of rooms and
outbuiidings. Price. $500. VIII
trade for city property.
Good Little Farm OF 90 Acres. Eight
miles from city on ear line: good
house and all necessary outhouses;
considerable personal property i'm
cluded at price OF $4,000. VIII trade
for city property.
N. VI. WHITE n co.
ReaI Estate Agents.
o22 East Main street, Richmond, Wa.
Phone Randolph 53iT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AN INVESTMENT.
That In safe, sure and sound.


AN INVESTMENT.
That In safe. sure and sound.
Let No. IL. Ia of an acre. $500 cash
and $500 per month for Is months.
Lot No. "a. s-s of an acre, $1,000 cash
and $3.50 per month for Is months,
Lot NO. IS. IA of an acre. si400 cash
and $3.0e per month for 10 months.
Lot No. No. Corner IA of an acre.
$500 cash and 1915 per month for
Is months.
Lot. No. I4o. as of an acre, $4,000
cash and $4.20 per month for 10
months.
WHY A LTrvrLEf GET A LOT. ON
the Reading main line midway he
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic City
liz miles from Camden, n. ]. Land
level as a floor. high and dry, the
title guaranteed by TRUST COMPA-
NY and an insurance clause in your
contract insurlng you against loss
on account OF disability or death.
Full information on request.
J. W. Matheny,
2131 Floyd Avenue
j. A. CONNOLLY q CO.,
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Virginia.
Church Hill, Twenty ninth Street g.
room dwelling in good condition.
Price 1900. Easy terms.
Battery Courts Dwelling OF six rooms
with concrete cellar and large
lot. all in good condition Price
S2.s5e. Terms reasonable.
Weat Marshall; A new frame s-room
corner dwelling. In excellent con-
dltion. Price s2750. This is
worth investigating.
Highland Park. Well located six room
dwelling. with so foot lot. Price
s2.5oo. Will consider exchange.
Glen Alent Nice little place of three
acres with s-roorn cottage. near
station. Price s2,5o0
On r.. r. 4 r.. Railway At station.
mile of city, nice Sroom dwell
ing newly painted and papered,
with acres OF land. Price ST.
500. Any reasonable terms
j. A. CONNOLLY ii CO..
Mad. 1881 Mad. 33s2.
Drink Granite Lithaa Water.
~---~---------~-~~----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-25
PROFESSIONAL.

Hard and Soft Shoe stage Dancinx
thoroughly taught. Prices reasona-
BILE. ]. H. BROWN. late of Paragon
Trio saaa Floyd Avenue.