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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
TENNIS
SHARKS
BATTLE

NEW YORK. Aug 2i.-Morc than
80 players have entered the national
angles lawn tennis championship
tourney which IL to be played 81
Forest Hits. l.. l.. Monday. accord
ing to the drawings made Tuesday.
Among the entries are some 81
the leading players ~ the United
states ana Canada. and " sons OF
Japan.
Murray. Niles. Beais Wright. Alex
auder. T1ldsn. Biddie. Noaheli and
Han are the most prominent East.
ern representatives. while Hayes
and Burdiok. Of Chicago. are lead.
ers In tennis annals az the Middle
West. Kamasac and kashio are tho
two Japanese entries. tho former be.
ing considered ono OF tho possible
finallrtK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Official notification of the death OF
Paul s. Haubris. son OF Patrolman
and Mrs. S. Haubris. 610 10th ave.
N. has been received from the war
department Haubris was killed In
action July 20. He was IL years
OF age and a member OF the coast
artillery on enlistment, afterward
receiving his transfer TO the Sec.
ond Washington.
Al the time OF his enlistment
young Haubris was "A freshman at
Broadway high school. lie was the
last of two children. his sister. Mrs.
Florence Wehn. having died n year
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Cue Expert
Wounded in Battle

Word has been received from
France from another OF Seattle's
prominent sport characters. Carl
Stoccker. state amateur three-cush-
ion billiard champion. has written
to friends here from the hospital.
where he is convaiescing from
wounds received at the front. He
Is reported TO be coming along in
fine shape and hopes TO be back in
the front line trenches soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Dates for Worlds
Series Discussed

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2l.-The Ma
tional Baseball commission net here
ana went into a full discussion OF the
dates. schedule and other details of
the coming worlds series.
No announcement of the decisions
OF the commission will be made until
Thursday or Friday because OF the
c~loseness OF the American league
race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Longboat Fights,
Studies Engineering

Tom Longboat. famous Canadian
long distance runner has ambitious
plans for the future. LonEboat IS
now serving with the dominion
forces. attached TO a construction
battalion in France. and is spend.
ing all OF his spare time studying
civil engineering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Special Notices

't"'ts ~
PRACTICAL NuRsEMns WILL
eiknen. T0ie 18TH y. w Phone
ballard 1851.
RAuTfME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In 20 les
cons Pantagss ulig
OLD COLD. sif.vER TEETH. Ola
monds wanted Highest price paid.
los cherry ct
REV GREENE, Hotel Holland. 9Th.
at Jefferson Conveniently located
Private pariorH Main et9i
DIAMONDS. WATCHES on CREDIT
MICHAEL. 7A7 PIKE ST
nFSsfE KfNuTOS-rUntIc STEM
oRraphsF. SOC crarv BidE
rs Personal
GROWS HAIR. treats aandruff &C.
rerna. Results GUARANTEED.
ladies. gentlemen. Violet ray for
colds. rhsumstismi face massage.
shampoo. open cventngs Louise
Dalton. III Eitsi uidg Elliot,
7stS,
Private Saniiarum - Diseases o,
women ~successfuiir treated Ksris.
tered physicians Terms reasonable
1891 18th ave Capitol Hll car.
EDNA JOHNSON. YOUR BROTHER.
Robert Rioom. 10 trying 10 tocets
you. HIS address is all Ssscnth
ave. Seattle. Wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Rain Holds Back
Pigeons in Flight

The Seattle Racing Pigeon club
held n go mile race from Eugene.
Ore. sunday. but poor time was
made by the birds because Of the
rain. They yer released at : n m.
tho first bird arriving at the loft
OF =. Fsuconnier at as .. NJ.
The results were as follows. r.
Fnuconnier. NAN. J.. Fordon,
Tii92. 4. DalonE. 7ii.3s: Van Gy-
stel. s5is6. Busch. 6Ti.Ts; Van
Gystcl. eee4s: Cooper. 5oi.1T;
Cooper. 500 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

piums and prunes are scarce on
the market Eastern Washington
plums sell at si.75 n crate. and there
are not enough prunes TO quote.
Peaches are plentiful. and sell rap
idly at si.25 or $3.50 per box, ac-
cording TO size and quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Officers Ordered
to Take Up Boxing
BY BLOssEk
BY AHERN

CAMP LEWIS. Aug. 21..-Al off,
GERS at Camp Lewis must be boxers.
according 10 C orders. They
must take at least a two-week course
in the fistic game. which is under
charge Of Willie Richie at the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
Charles McQuade, 81. died sudden.

~ of heart failure Monday night in
his room in n downtown hotel. Nc.
Quade was a former forest ranger
and was employed by the Snoqual-
mie Lumber company at S%noqualmie
before coming to Seattle. The body
Ia at the morgue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21
NEW HOUSE-2h ACRES
RUNNING wATER--sf,s00

45 chickens; large incubator,
brooder stove. etc: house WINS
only built asst year: furniture
and tools. Including splendid
range. bedding and dishes. go
with place; some standing tim
her. running water through
property: improved places adj
Joining: fenced: on county
road: short distance from
school: convenient for anyone
employed downtown. Very
reasonable cash payment to
balance SIS monthly.
BURKE Il FARRAR, Inc.
203 New York Block.
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Farm Lands
Stocks and Bonds

~ 'tON 6ttb WIN
| WILL HtfY
VIII buy or sell Liberty bonds.
1000 Alaska Petroleum e. Coal.
1000 Western Smelter g. Power.
1900 Black Hawk. Pacific Electric
We1dcr.
/ WILL SELL
100 Universal High Power. Special
1000 Alaska Petroleum N Coal f0.1T
1000 Great Western Petroleum 90
1000 Chitina kuAkulnna ..... 10
5000 Columbia Red Metal MIG.
Co. ..s....s.,.......... .05
$3.50 Mount Haineir MIG. Co.. .ns
5000 Lone star OIL .~........, OF Y
1900 Puget Sound Natl Gas. as
1000 Red Monarch .......... 10
1000 Alaska Homestake Gold. .t0k
1000 Liberty on & GINS, Wyo.. 10
$500 Wyoming Pacific OIL ... 10
500 Beacon Coal ...a....... 80
MAX WINKLER
2lf Union st. Elliott $50.
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FINELY IMPROVED RANCH
RUNNING wATER-BUILDINGs

Splendid young. orchard OF las
bearing trees ALI varieties. also
small fruits: IN acres In gar
den and clover. You can Judge
the soil after looking over gar
den and fruit trcas. Thorough
~ cleared and fenced: several
springs. besides good-sized
stream. small house; storage
building: barn and hay loft for
three head of stock. good sized
chicken house: also other i'm
provements. Price $1,000.
which includes farming imple-
ments. furniture. etc. Prop
erty has been improved BY
owner. not with idea OF selling.
Flowers. shTubberv. etc. Rea-
Honable cash payment. balance
$50 monthly. Handy 20 ferry
landing Take East Madison
car and Kirkland ferry TO
Burke A. Farrar's office. and
inquire for Mr.. Sucking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21

Cal. st John
Pear-E. wash. Bartictts. box 200 o , 81
fiums-Cal.. t-basket crato.... Il so u 2 %
EaGG WASH. 10 ~ : OF
per NJ. .Os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-21

sooD TRACTS OF LoGGED-oFF
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices:
easy srms We will accept LIB
erty bonds as first payment: pay
the balance out Of your wages.
Steady work in our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes. Wash
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Want~j-R~ai Estate
LAND SEEKERS
BY CONDO

FERTILE SOIL plu. q FAVORABLE
CLIMATE and PROPER CUTIE
NATIOS equals GOOD CEOPS
ROADS and a COOP MARKET
equal PROFITABLE RANCH
ING. which. in turn. equals
FREEDOM. INDEPENDENCE and
n healthy. natural vigorous out
cor life We can show you ben
NERDAM, MICK. SHOT CLAY.
ALDER BOTTOM and rich. sandy
ioAm soils, just the kind Of land
you have been looking for.
After n war IL over. how many
will there be TO say. Il had .
chance 10 get In on n ground
floor before h prices OF land adj
vanced. yet I. like a fish let the
opportunity slide. and once again
stood idly by and have seen 9th
ars become Independent"
While wages are high. take advan-
tage OF the prices Of land before
they begin To advance. for. after
the war. there viii be n demand
for every fertile acre In h Puget
sound territory. As 20 terms. they
always suit the customer. for they
are any terms within reason Call
at our office or send for tnforma-
.ion regarding Thurston County
Ten-Acrc Farms ut Belmore. near
Olympia. the state capital. .
a. " REID a co.
3it New York Block
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Acreage

= ACRES BEAUTIFUL
WATER FRONT
NEAR sILVERDALE
Very choice property on Dyes
Inlet. The place Tor an ideal
home. Beating. fishing. fine
beach. good transportation TO
navy yard 4 wonderful buy
Is land adjoining Is held at
$500 per acre frirt sl.iao,
$3.50 cash. balance 90 suit
CLIFFORD. III Third Az"
o
3 AcWkS CIgoSF is. ONLY iss5
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
Most all bottom land and over hair
cleared. facing on county road.
close to both high and grade
schools You can buy this on such
easy terms yoU IA afford 20 build
your hegs. at once only 80
THE DouGLAs- MORSE co
t07 L~ary building
Bx2s0. FRUIT TREES 81 CAR
FARE
This fine tract OF land: - large
bearing fruit trees; on city street.
, blocks from best car service
ss-mlnnte ear ride from heart Of
farm with every convenience. 3
blocks from lake. Investigate this
now Price u.eSo. 1850 cash.
T. VAN ARSUkLE q co.
Main 80 1919 THIRD Avenue
AHoUT ONE ActlE or LAND
north OF the city at Lake Forest
PARK. about half good bottom
land. plenty % wood: good tont.
l2Nit, with furniture. water, cleo
trtc lights. water in diHtrict. built
up community. al move IN today
fer sale price. $3.50: $50 down. bal
4 ii REID A co.
Elliott asls
\ REAL BARGAIN 7
20 ACRES FOR 81. 200--A SNAP
All level: J acres seeded: ~ in
cedar. alder and nr Some
piitnx. Timber 10 marketable.
Black loan soil 1900 cash. al
6 per cent interest This Will
make money for yeu. Grab a.
CLIFFORD. Ti5 THIRD Ave /
HERES 4 LITTLE FORTUNE
In a fine. rich. all level. river bottom,
50-acre farm. sound. river front
age. no overflow fifteen minutes
auto drive Of busting sound city
You can have u on terms for $40
per acre. IT'S too good" TO walt
CHARLES soMEiis COMPANY
Alaska BldR.
HERE rs a GOOD BUY
i0-acre farm ncar Kent fine ioea-
tion. beat OF soil. la hr sold this
week. Price including stock, tools
and crops, $500.
ROBERT MALTBY co.
zoos THIRD AVE.
CHEAP LAND; JOINS DARRtNG-
ton townEite. ITO acres: f2b per
acre. Stock. dairying. gardening;
broom house: go0T water: 2 acres
garden. Geo. W. Kirk. Darlington,
wash.
IN WEST SEATTLE - 8 ROOM
modern house. furnished. two lots.
40xf20: on corner. chicken house
and IRA \ snap NJ g.. 200: sa2s
cash, balance SIS per month. N
taken at once. Phone West as3W.
CLOSE-fN ACREAGE
30 acres level alder bottom and clay
loan soil. $50 per acre. Might
divide Easy terms.
T. III. GILLIAN. Owner
Dos Sesboard Bidg.
100 ACRES-DAIRY OR POULTRY
ranch. Montrose county: joins sta
tion. school. p~ostofficn. store: 30
tillable; water right; fruit: S.room
house. barn. chicken house. cellar.
$4,000. Huffnaglc. RidgwRy. Colo.
; ACRES. EASY TERMS. INQUIRE
Manor. Y. o Edponds. r. l.
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The Seattle Star
Attornry%-pai~nt

Atiorneys-Paient
FRED =. ConrS-Patrn, Attorney,
Patent secured or fee refunded
Tg Central nidg. Main 100. Free
book on patents.
patent booklet FREQ. sss New York
nix
Mason : Fenwtck La~renee- E.
hnsks Bidg
AttorncysstIsw
LEof.A MAY sLrSS-woMhS
lawyer. Consultation free: conf-
dsn,iaL General practice. Coliec-
tons. TN Lowman Bldg. Main
1881
E,T scHorF-LawyeL Is Down.
free: general practice all cases;
fees moderate.
j. r nALL~EsTAnLfsHED 1887.
General practice All cases Free
consultation. ais Burke Bldg. s05
Second ave Main 1908
EDWIN 8 DoUOLAs-LAwYER
general practice notary public.
Bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LrNDGREN for Smell Bicy-
ciss- 500 Stewart. at Times "a.
Chsttei Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from SO 20 400 made quickly
and confidentially on furniture
pianos. live stock. etc,
SANDERS q co.
Collateral Loans
YES. WE LOAN MONEY on DtA-
monds and Jeweiry at ? per cent
NO OTHER cHARGEs Others
may ADVERTISE lower rates. but
how about tn. COMMISSION they
pRovIpTST LOAN SOCIETY. inc.
Gil enecs and III Marion
A RESPECTARLE rfACr TO BoR-
row -money on DIAMONDS and
JEwELRY. Lowest rates; conf
AMERICAN JrwELnY co. s,i 'nd.
eles OF value. Tho Reliable. so7
Developing Kodak Work
KoDANERs-"tN At 1, At 8
they're DONE" 10 cents n roll
Dancing Schools
THE HIPPoDRoME GUARAN-
tees To teach you old or now
dances. Prof Oswald, Elliott a1s1.
The Hippodrome. Firth and uni
versity.
Take one 1.-TWO Lessons
Fourth ave. Main ssii. Member
panelnF Teachers. Assn New York;
Electrical supplies
ELECTRIC MOTORS. pRILT8. PUMPS
". MoNTELIUa PRICE CO.
Rent or BALE. 62t First Ave. y.
WE 10 GOOD WORk-G n HART
wig. 1891 Fourth. Phone Main
Edmunds, Frnser-Paterson Co.'S bei-
MeIin 2iTn1ooooooonoo
Physicians aud Surgeons
On, KkTHRSN HARRISON = 1919
stone a Green Lake ear.
Storage
DRY. FfREPRooF STORAGE
warehouse. Central Storage Co,
|S's sss@S,aGS 10cfsIns
CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD,
1904 First ave-, 1918 Wcstlako ave.
pbons Main sese
Turkish Baths
fMpERfAL TURKfstI BATHS. 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Rheu-
matism my speciality. Louis
Myers. ehlropodlst, mechano-ther-
apist. Phone Main 32ie; day or
JunK
ALASKA JUNK co. li2o First ave-
s.. Elliott 329l.
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YOUR CHANCE ~ IN CAHADA-RICH
lands and business opportunities offer
you Independence. Farm land. al to
$40 acre; irrigated lands. s35 TO $50.
20 years 10 pay: $4,000 loan In i'm.
provements; loan Of live stock. taxes
average under 20 cents an acre: no
taxes on improvements, personal prop
erty or live stock. Good markets,
churches. schools. roads. telephones
Excellent climate--orops and live stock
prove II. Special homeseekers fare
certificates. write for free ooklet
Allan Cameron, General Superintendent
Land Branch. Canadian Pacific Ry.. 100
Ninth ave. Calgary. Alberta.
Is ACRES. 5000
Good soil, easy to clear: creek; near
school. VIII consider lot or land
as part payment
G.. f. DIBBLE
Cf8 New York Block
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% Business Opportunities
SMALL. FRESH. CLEAN STOCK OF
drugs and ~sundries. reasonable
discount; fixtures for sale, store
for rent. GIG Pike st. Phone Main
4333.
BUY \ HOMESITE IN Adams fST
Addition TO Fauntlcroy.
81 Special Notices
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OLD GOLD,
OLD yEWELItY. OLD SILVER,
WATCHER OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWELRY co.
l12 L. G. SMITH BLDG. 9TH FLOOR
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Attornrys-pat~nt
FRED =. COnfS-Patrnt ATTORNEY,
Patent secured or fee refunded
Tg Central nidg. Main 100. Free
book on patents.
J l. RrvERS-consni,atlon and 1917
patent booklet free. ss3 New York
nix.
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" 81 3
II. fur
aturr<,
ieos At'
alaneN|
.terest.'
b bath.
lot tex
n. ball
ms in
|. bath,
hafL
paint
|ncnt.
h $500
suit.
Ocrn~
l. lot
hruh-
with
lonth.
bath
hts IL
ny at
lanca
crest
| BATH.
ono
ny at
49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

lions of the city there arc rentable
houses at even lower rates. The sec
and Belvidere contains Il great many
vacant houses. and the dealer stated
that he didn't know why the demand
for houses should be less there thaa IN
many other sections.
MANY LARGE HOUSES OF
OLDER TYPE UNoCCUPIED
Howard Sutton. speaking along the
same Inc; supported the statements
Few modern houses not in use, there
are vacant a great many isolated
homes, especially the cigh, to fourteen.
the city. built Twenty-Five or thirty
years ago. The rents on these houses
have not Increased at all. being the
same they, were two years, ago. In
an uncrewded city. the desirable houses
are always occupied first
Richmond Offers the best oppor,
the country said Mr.. sutton. Be
cause there are as yet no large num-
Der of war industries right in Rich
q man asking real estate dealer IL,
Petersburg to see his rent list is in
variably told that there is no rent list
as every house is taken"
war Industries" said o. H. Il F. Fun "st"S
people into the community and while
practically al the desirable property and
modern apartment houses ARD taken,
yet there is left and offered for rent
Il great number of comfortable houses
1t is true that such houses have not
trio lights and hot water heat vet
they can be made comfortable. Most
of these houses are in the old part
of town and arc convenient TO tho
steet cars. markets, and the like Such
houses should appeal to .many people
because occupany is not so costly, rent
being very much less than on Il modern
house."
MIR. Funston said there was one
thing he wanted to emphasizes: al
or advanced rents. and such advances
as have occurred were made to meet
the increased costs of heating and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

Help Uncle Sam solve tho housing
problem by renting out your spare
rooms. a TimcS-Dispatch Want Ad
will bring the kind of tenant you wnnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

the activities Of the month were pre-
scented. Tho hospitals havo been Wis.,
tied and soldiers and sailors chccred
especially In the local hospitals. The
visiting OF tho wards at the base hos
pital ut Camp Loo has been somewhat
curtailed owing to the epidemic.
The Red Cross feature or this organ
ization has done splendid work this
month under tho direction of Mrs.
Ralph Johnston and Mrs. 4. a. Mills in
tho mendinE of garments and the maxi
ing OF hospital supplies. Some $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN!
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR YOU

Stop tho pain! Give me relief!
That's what you want when you're
hurt. That's what you get with
Sloan's Llnimcnt. 1t not only kills
pain but does 1t quickly. without
delay.
IF you're tormented by rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Sprains. Bruises. Backache.
and body or nerve pain-just see how
quickly n little Sloans Linimcnt gives
relief. The very first appltca ton rests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

and comforts. Seems to reach right
down to the seat OF tho trouble. warm
ing and easing the nerves and tissues,
You cnn almost feel the Inflammation
swelling or stiffness subside. as tho
pain grows less and less
You don't even have to wait to rub
in Sloans Liniment. 1t penetrates,
and Its clear. clean liquid can BIO
poured right on the skin without
staining. Get Il generous size bottle
from your druggist TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
AVIATOR IS KILLED
nut Steers His Machine to Avoid Strik-
ing Liberty Loan Parade mt
Columbia.

COLUMBIA, S. G.. September rs
lieutenant Goldman. of Oregon. pilot.
WAS fatally injured and Lieutenant
ihomas. an observer. WAS seriously in
Jured shortly after noon to-day. when
the airplane from which they wcrs
dropping Liberty bond literature on the
crowds viewing the military parade
On Main street. became unmanageahlc
and fell to the ground. 4 second OBJ
server escaped unhurt. Goldman died
on the operating table at local hos
nitai a few minutes after the accident.
Ihomas suffered several broken ribs.
but his injuries are not considered ia
tai.
The fall of the machine was Witness
ed by thousands Of people who were
viewing the parade of 1900 troops
from Camp Jackson, opening the fourth
Liberty loan bond campaign. The plane
was guided away from the thousands
of spectators just in time to avoid Il
catastrophe.
Help Uncle Sam solve tho housing
problem by renting out your spare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
handled and made

ready for wear. y
Tho auxiliary also presented the
Army and Navy Club with handsome
victrola. Tho club is In need OF rec
ords. and any one having a record they
no longer desire will be doing a kindly
service to donate 1t to the Army and
Navy Club. ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
WOMEN DO GOOD WORK
Auxiliary OF War Camp Community
Service Makes Fine Record
for Month.

The woman's auxiliary, War Camp
Community Service. held an Interesting
meeting on Tuesday. when reports Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

maintenance. Tho, public should not
vances. do not refer 20 the exccp-
tonai cases. For VIXEN l consider the
unusual advances in maintenance.
such as paper, pointing. and the like.
the owner of the real estate Is not
SO wei or in net income as he was be-
ted"
DEFENDS ONE ANNUAL
MOVING DAY PRACTICE.
s, Incidentally Mr.. Funston spoke at
some length in defense Of. the single
moving day year. He showed that
~ WAS TO the advantage of the renter
IN IN al cases. and that he favored 1t
estate dealers
analysis of the report of all real cs-
tate men consulted in this connection
indicates that there are as compared
Win other cities. plenty of available
housing quarters, such as they are.
ne desirable homes are as q matter
pL course taken. having been selected
ny the residents and carly-newcOmers.
me aTallable space can be made com
aoTtaple, II not in many cases already
SO, as compared with the conditions i'm
some or the cities. Many of the dealers
nu.e lew, II any, houses in their lists.
put there Is Il good number OF houses
vacant at the same rent charges rs
oL Two years ago In some sections
inc rent is actually less. While re-
cehtty modelled apartments are able
10 pc disposed of ut increases: tho old
rate has generally been adhered TO
os the real estate men in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

Thousands OF people nre coming to
Richmond. Rent your spare rooms to
good tenants through Times-Dispatch
Want Ads.