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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

THE SEXT GREAT INDUSTEY-if YOU
can qualify you may scquire a Ieens.
10 manufacture, or assemble sna sell under
nay exclusive patents an improvement, that
replscss Ice. colder ana cleaner fully AN.
tomato and seif.rekulaiiDs Pari. can ..
purchased In any quantity and can \;
labor end NO macb!nsry. Qu!cS turnover.
tremendous proh,.. Every home. farm ana
store prospect This lie the coming bust
oeH sp6 NOW it the time TO Set into Ii;
No Ice ,hi, year Territory /. beins clos,d
by wire. Don't walt act now Fred ~
WOLF; az; North Well, Street Chic.so. III
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HEyERAdEs ANp vINEgAR-ws nte d
clsss ksg ,beveraEss and vlnsssr as ,iSo
men men IodsSs r. s,SmPIi,,iiSee pS,a 70 goo sale
Madison Avenue. Atlanta. ca, tsF : "
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A',EN IS-Bis pay and fr.r automobile. in
uonurihg wonderfu new gssoiIn. saver.
pun t"ie W"oi hvt.y,hr spsrk LiuEs and
"'h-r economical aut" ntHt,sItIss Ov,n,
gree !. Hallway. 1bi s,atIon f. i.ouIyvi.I.
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HttHA"i4 'whitei wanted. Place on
arg" farm K:pair and drive car, and
hrhn's motor boats Good house and sur.
r"nndIngs '!i married man, or good accnn !.
m"d"'i"ns for single man. Write. giving
'H'tl; sS.. 'durstlon. training experience.
pItyi"!s onp!oyers slz. OF family. II mar.
I.+n Mas-' shnted etc Address. G. i1o
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SIDE LINE: SALESN EN.-.rop notch ana,
cialty. Sells all lines svsfyshsy4 guiG
setien. Repeater Com w W promptly
Erickson Co. Ga Erlekssk Flds III
osiss:s -. sssd ass.psS'ssr. :isssS. ssf;
xoOQ results. v.f..f.if' ~
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UCT Z -t:s = ~ Z. i, --;r,..,
f-!-..c ctrc...s, fGraiEns1 ~ ,s.r. a.
1a.tF.caa =. .ors. Detective tr.r,. III
q ~ !. !. -l-.zt .Enat. E.n1n.la ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

OFFICE BOY Wanted bright ornce boy in
ing u. - hnN az -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

WONENS WEAN-Our AGENTS earn more
money, We want renabis men and
women TO take orders from cataioEus on
our famous Kitchen aluminium ware: Rogers
Bros, world; famous silverBare: toilet pen.
ar5ion3: ;llk Aad Heathsrbloom petticoats:
.ads. knit underwear: our line will get
I r,, big rsnsat orders. easy work. Big proa,s.
ss'., Co. st E.sex Street Roston. M..,
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NJ" aanted meu TO learn IN, barber
race Few weeks required Write FOR cat !.
alnen" Rchmrnd Barber COLLEGE '3ls Norfh
fisih Street T;iChmond YIN S'' ''"' VI
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EMPLOYMENT
statesmen anu Agents.

CARBL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. carburetor
for Ford cars. Simple. not a moving part.
Installed In so minutes. Guaran;eeu TO
aouo;e Your mileage and start in zero
weather without heating or priminE. Fif-
tesn;daE free trial Our ST. Louis man so.d
l,tou in months Salt Lake City ma n
mace $1,000 III on. week. Write [. d j
Csrburetor Co. sos West Jackson Blvd,
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Investments. Stocks, Bonds.

sale OF road impror. men. bonds Bruins
wick County. Va is Offering for sale 3li4.-
fni, ,n 6n.W apply 70 'eithsr Of p.
Va n VI Braks. Alherts. Va
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| CLEANING AND DYEING RUSlNEss-We
h,, VIII start you In the cleaning and dyelns
| Write for booklet. Tho Ben Vonde Sys.
tenn. Department. 6ai. Charlotte, y. C.
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HAIR DRESSING -iia.r waving cur 49,,
snireG s'4 i"yhins %Ot affected ~ sham.
yoo!nS or s.a oa mag Full Particular. M
Hughes Hal! Dressing rafIo.s 2Us Min
Third 49,
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WE START VOC IN BUSINESS furnish
Ing everything. men and women oppor.
tupi,y lifetime TO earn $40 to iiao weekly
operating our New System Speciality Candy
FACTORIES home. anywhere booklet free
Ragsdale Co. Boz 8. Ea,t OranEc \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

a.. poItfsits Agent, making big uonE%
Mr.5e Tor particular, snd ss;nDie. ".
haE" our own b.Dm:Je plant frlnt. a.
Finished portraits .hipped'ih Is hour. Wri,.
,on .:tA.4Eut Chicago Picture Frifn- ~ :
hi8 So.ih Sixth s,rtti. 81 I.oui, 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

SALES AGENCY OPEN--The aYtncy for i,
new circular Jaw. ths ideal machine for
.hippi,.E room, p,iSn,.r, ard .i.ettonp.r,.
*, npsn IN ihis territory. This ma
.sw, SEA. for ~ tn';y equipped. ready
motor operating on the Electric iiEh, wire.
apgRstti"n trest.d conhdsn,siy. Civ. full
paftculsrs regarding to you. faCiilties and
sbiiity Ia nrsf letter Addre.. Il C. TayIor
S,'er Manager, LOOMS f. Jackson. Chicago
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/ EAtf.SHh" - Wanted. experienced meta
.. 'hFrfi and hEhNay equipment statesmen
,pm"Issl"n h~ss Must have clean record
"lGr h.rha lni<nce among county and town
T th.S emc!s.s Address Hipco ihgonttr Ind
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SHOE KEFAIKING-Sn0os rcvaifCt All
w9I@ Sus az 20, SEND me your sora
Allen. 1901 West Man Street M.t..on
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LAD ':S-'=.55 per day paid one ady In
'-ch own 20 distribute IRE. circulars ,or
'Eonoiny G9n-a !Cgholc favors Permanent
bH.t'iHr I "a Co Cn!rar1
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EMPLOYMENT
----.-------------- -,>---------------------
Help Wanteai-Eem

Sal, Speslai,y sa,.sm7n for terri
n Esfn%s"Sh Do cell yos
I:!s iaf.n. sS:'F T%.. ].
81 p2ov s:ei% mart
ss:.,i,Siish:an hss.s RsfsrsSs. rSsursa
ea Eads sens .G."e'
sA sIis.M. ! good I've .pfe.l,v
..sts. Aadfes sa Bon on hS'' Office nolldns'
hES. ms4sssa.e rs
s |as%S.r' sss%s;Ss ,ss Sss.s E'sS,s
write for appointment
s. .ntsa Stock ..ssT Ip:.I
0s SaH 81 fIi5 a'Ss Sadn aaFe Res
e Mso .aPss hfhe ard "s% asM
70, for, some me, one who is ambitious TO learn
ment sIonF either clerical or sales inc.
Haar ssy Ia
F. c2I care Times Dispatch ~
sn9It. And HARNESS REPAIKEK-wanI:
ssS so'Ss5s ;'@sIsh' ;Hsss!
BAR shon l.ouis SHa sa!HsFS I0u'''urs Re-
sHoEMAKER7-A nrst-cisss, sII.round shoe.
p. maker sa 10 ak no Of shoe T.psrps
r!sh. man. { io2. Car. rlm.s :pi.pss Sal ms
SODA DISPENSER wanted, inexperienced
me-, ned not apply Sec MIR. Carney Tragic
Soi;lClrOR--Wanted solicitor TO do out
sias' night work. male or female Apply
SOLICITORS Experienced house to house
nncr.nnity: Cali early Monday mornins :Ssl
sIENoGR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Competent OK
perienGed Young man MenoSraph.r sal
y. mel nos And
eariy promotion. Make fnll applIcat lon
giving, reference. Piedmont Business Col.
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC - Wanted. eI
to ps5b, ypsTrt:r mhsehang Mus. b: able
Il: Raya mak sad 2f mp p
~ Boy $50: Charlotte. n: G
WANTED. an Intellircnt., rtsp.ctabI. man
and frst-class wases. H. d. 6. Glen Alien
WANTED .eKperitnced notion salesman for
Virginia and North Carolina territory.
Established trade. Representative. line. h
2oi. care Times Dispatch
"AiIHHM ls,Sh Ehr,Wan,sd; a. once. nrs,-
re Ne%an Ga s2I I0 Ea.t SMH ah s;ns. mar"
YOUNG MAN1,.An old real estate arm
oss par, "n af ,m .o"os man to work in
Salary snd commission. 2+s. care Times
en- Tho can sell The EIosery trade pre-
?ls. care Times. Dispatch
1 we.n MA and - 1.sl, q, !"nnF man be
asr,ne,s h.Id Wose daS iSs..
s HTGq from f:,nt
own handw.iiinE. stating aSe. prior e1peri.
f Tiy"e. 49, i,.tar wanted :2'' cars
YOUTHS WANTED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

hE FL t:iE,f army EoFf,iEE nnETURN!EG
h baNas * H,s,NfSx l5f ." NPsFHE
s tr,MnES AASHp a. lSTgEl.itiGE&T, iSEHVICK
Wifii sG.TTRg $GcusToMEEp rs rs MEsEE
aTG yhESIf PEOPLE POSSESSES I&iTTf
PRKlTblGEs,. ESERnKTic; WELL. EDiu
TATED ACCUSTOMED TO USING HEAL.
iEEEsr MoSET, WITH, sERyiEEs is ANr
4K!S q;A eoSyE sREss1eHE4Est MlTu TFfiRRff S
E fN st HsAISSkiSd ME GhHEp5Ts tSP M1n,
Up AND DIRECT SALES ORGANiZATlciS:
CLEAN. SECCESSFC1. RECORD AD.
TINES. DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

AINIEMSEwsntEh. unto" ,p4iniers. nc
an n"pr IONS job Applv Suud.y ,n0rn.
80 lhll Easi tlaN " hmm ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
Statesmen and Agents.

:, ou!s. ,D6s,ies: india Fiber Broom Sell.
y -, BIZ pron,s. cambridge Mfs Co
~ " M.shinSion Dept rs. Ciicsso
A'.ES iS--t"unty aEeDi. wanted for won
dfitui ne" nroduc. Every sut, owner
WoSSpec'!Ns cuAtomer Quick &S,e,. I.srga
Eoh's VIII. for fun particui@rt ,hc.,
me II.sl'nd swta,t comps 20 e JIfa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

= FEhpGEAPEIEE Wanted eSr.ri,nr.,
..HyhI pH-I Dh1F mos" desiring per
l.H'F.hL IpsI'!"i! h'th arI.y. Answer In n
haniwrlfins stating salary wsurod -.
ElnLn I.lInIhrf and Box 10. pet.rshiIrE q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

PEENA: Esi h..r waving curl. guaranteed
tA HoHi"s Hut affected ~ gaa!uDuU!n.
or sea batn!nE fU!l PARTICULARS - iuynes
Hairdtet s-Me P.rI9Is. ~: HorIn Third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

PAVING BLOCK cUTrEKS-We-kIy p.,
rate f"i per LOCO IIolmesturY ,;ranu |.
20, holneshurg. rhiladeiphia. ~
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Professional services. 81

-.-. A-t-as ..-.r.t. d,,..;...
- A-z1-Et ~ S--G..E 3.ca....c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

AGE%rh-zob per cen nronr As.n,.
clear.ng hundreds. weekly sew w,shins
compound Wondcrful seller HK re6t.t.f
N-tnres miEhNss, cleaner 2tn1 fsr
PROOF. Ere. aamp- SI,nh.u n Ill
IA :, 5i,iN ntsi Sits.l chesso
AGENTS. $50 10 400 ,t.h PR, ,.,i-
600 ,ign letters any one csn pn, on siyf.
"ihho~s Tls dtrnSnf f.ibrfti on., IL
g"nfrsi sE.ns HttsiIic Ltt,.r "a ~
NNrih EiaFk. Hhicsso '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

DiSlRt BlrOR wanted In every Town for
n spee Ins,,s Snart equals :?sallon. s..o
Particulars free. Speedoline Co, Daiias
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

'VnAGH2ES Many va'sncies $50 seyn Sew
no"hlri Looking Forward" tree Three
nil'"S- ''o!nMh!h. Chattanooga Richmond
one enrolment Southern 'r.a"ncr,'
Agency Richmond ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11


A BANKER, ONE OF THE RECOGNIZED FAR-sEEING MEN
INRICEIMOND, SAID THE OTHER DAY:
woud advise who intends eventually build home
in Richmond to BUY HIS LOT NOW.
may when building operations may be done for
less than but is gamble The prospective home
he thinks certainly shall offer
unless HE NOW the which he
build he will great deal for later
Richmond the of unprecedented growth and thou
equally
activity real sales and advance prices
1f beginning acquire home would buy
the down ten-doar month plan
"Ther savings bank the world than Richmond
building Site
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Sign Now Or
Wait? Has
SoneF olks Guessing

Practically only two weeks moro In
which to close 'out leases for the new
year beginning September Agents
and renters have been in cfoao touch
during the week. and as June | nears.
the scene IN the various rental offices
will be even more interesting
1t is noticed that many who have
formerly been among the first to rush
in and close up their leases are dis
pcsed at this time TO hold back as long
as possible and see what Is liable to
result in the way of building activity.
Everything is bright for period Of
unprecedented operations, with the
prospect Of hundreds of detached
houses or apartments opening up for
the homeseeker Beside, several de-
velopment companies are rushing up
handsome one and two-story cottages
on their properties and making attrac-
i've offers OF them to buyers. or to
families who want to rent for year
with the privilege of purchase AZ the
end of that period.
For some reason there IS expectancy
that this building boom will enable
hundreds of people to acquire a some
what moro liberal atmos sphere with less
cramped conditions than exist In the
old style of down town houses.
IT expected TO reside In Richmond
from September, 1919, to September.
1920. or any part of that time. I would
close up for my house just as quickly
as possible" said an agent Friday. Il
would take no chances.
1T isn't humanity possible to build
houses for all the people who will want
! Them and IL somebody waits when they
have an opportunity to leave premises
that somebody is very likely to wake
up on the morning Of September l with
an order to move and no place to move
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
People Are
Just Hungry
For Houses

w, s. Robinson, OF Robinson &
Company, the Franklin street agents,
got into the building movement early
and IL short time ago. finished seven
handsome houses. Tuesday Afternoon
the last of them went, and Mr.. Rob
inson is a rather busy man these days
getting ready for other and larger
operations
Men nre hungry for houses that
run from $4,000 to $1,000 in cost,
he said, land / have noted that many
OF these better types Of cottages are
being bought by men engaged in the
trades. For instance. the last OF my
houses was taken by machinist who
paid cash for his properly.
The skilled man is today receiving
wages that enable him 10 acquire
very desirable property ard he is
making substantial payments at the
time houses and lots are transferred
10 him,
1T is very hopeful outlook, 1t
means that we are coming into pos
sen.ou OF a fire pc of citizen, self
sustaining. seif-respectlng and wholly
desirable. Furthermore. when the
working classes through their savings
buy the type OF houses that now APP
peals 20 them. II means that they may
be elassed as permanent citizens OF
Richmond entirely separate and
apart from the floating population
which was observed in every city a
few years ago.
Il am glad OF the change glad to
see such visible evidences of prosperity
among skilled workers, and IL we have
TO pay them more for their services 1t
is money wei spent and we'll earned"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Another Pretty
Suburban Tract
On the Market

J. Thompson Brown and J. Leroy
Brown FRIDAY closed A deal through
the agency OF EIam & Funston for
cons sdera bic slice of acreage situated
rear Groendale. the purpose OF the
buyer being to bring this tract on the
market without delay. This Is regard
cd q one OF the most promising subur-
ban proposition that viii be offered to
people who want to secure sites for
suburban homes.
The community fs already well set
tied up, the tract being near the Hen
rico High school. large brick church
and close to the beautiful country resi-
derce Of Mr. I4,nghorne Putney. presi-
dent of the Battle Axe Shoe company.
The new owners have made no an
nouncement Of any special selling plans.
hut the entire area Ia very desirable
property and Is In line with tho growth
Of the city -westw ard--hainx- easily
reached by both the r. F. & F, subur-
ban service ard the traction line to
Lakeside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Let's Us Not
Forget, Says
Mr.. Edward Rose

I'm tho midst of the provision we
are making for the housing OF the
people who have crowded and who are
daily seeking homes il Richmond /
would like to see some concerted.
carefully .hought-out plan for taking
better care OF our settled and saving
colored people," remarked Mr.. Ed
ward s. Rose, the veteran realty man
who has offices at Eleventh and Bank
streets.
There are hundreds of hardwork-
ing negroes in Richmond who have
been with us practically all their lives.
They are deserving of homes that will
be sanitary with agreeable surround
ings TO appeal 10 their best citizen
ship. j know a great many OF these
men and women who have stood by
the white people of the city through
all their efforts to build a greater
Richmond, and now that We are en-
tering the hightide OF our prosperity
let US not forget these people and their
needs.
From an investment standpoint.
rows OF houses sold on the easy pay
ment plan to negroes Of good repute
are worthy of consideration by con-
structinx ompa1ies."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Exchange Members
Will Say Howdy
to Tom lngersoll

President Bowe, of the Richmo nd
Real Estate Exchange, has called a
general meeting of the association for
Tuesday night when matters OF con-
siderable importance to the street will
be considered. The membership is
promised delightful hour with
Tom lngersoll. secretary of the
national associa ton. who will
come down from his office in
Washington to say howdy and renew
old acquaintance. He is proud
product OF Virginia who left here in
early youth and got mixed up with
Windy City real estate, making a
national reputation for himself
At the Tuesday night meeting dele
gates will be named TO the meeting
OF the national association at Atlantic
City June &c. 81, and IS The idea is
to get an attendance from Eichm ond
that will impress the city builders
from other states with the fact that
Richmond has the goods and the pep
TO show them.
The Exchange now has $40
membership among the dealers of the
city and under the aggressive and en-
thusiasttc direction of President Bowe
and Secretary Sneed threatens to
, come up some fine morning meeting
the 100 per cent membership and eff
ficiency test.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Broad-Street
Stores Cinch
1O-Year Home

A harhinger Of the future is written
In lease effected during the week
wherein The Samuel Stores come into
1.-THE control of the three story brick
business house at l1s East Broad
street for a period of ten years. paying
an annual lease OF $1,000 for the first
Ave years and $1,000 for the remain
ing five.
With the tremendous Increase in
lropulntion which Richmond will
steady experience during the next five
Years there is certain. In tbs opinion
lof close students of Richmond real
estate, to be considerable raise in the
value OF all business frontage in the
retail districts with proportionate
increase of rental charges.
The Samuel Stores ma nagement
considered the closing of the lease to
the Broad street premises as pre-
paredness asains. unexpected rents.
admitting that Ave years from now
their location will be worth 81 900
more per annum than II Is at present.
There is no better way of indicating
the PROSPERITY growth of Richmond
than IS contained in this lease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Say Resolution
VIII Put Brakes
On House Building

The resolution introduced in the
city council to require holders of deeds
of trust to file with the clerk OF the
court the names of holders of notes
is pronounced by many of the real
estate dealers to be discouraging to
the building program for which such
extensive preparations has been made.
Investors, they say. Will be slow to
put their money into property If
council succeeds in pushing the rcso-
luton through the board Of ;ldermen-
arid there is possibility that The Zeal
Estate exchange Will take notice Tues
day night of councilmanic action.
Trustees of estates. guardians and
agents for people with moderate saw
ings, the agents claim. will be so hard
hit that thsy will ind some avenue
for their money other than In Rich
mond houses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
When It Hits Downtown

Just now owners OF properties.
agents and contractors arc
straining every energy To build
up vacant areas and house Rich
mond's increasing population.
But some fin. morning the
public will wake up to find that
the boom has hit Broad and
Main strccts-in the great re-
tail district.
Prices along these thorough
fares are still at rock bottom.
Based on prospective earning
power. property ON main arteries
in Richmond Is quoted consider
ably under the front foot price
that prevails in cities of the same
class. - s#5'tss e''o' 4g''t 5s's
Broad and Main streets are due
pretty soon for big uphcaval
and turnover In ownerships, In
the renaatieling Of buildings and
costly construction work.
While getting in on tho turn
overs TN the suburbs 1t II mighty
well to keep in sight OF some OF
the bigger opportunities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11

Continued on Page Nsne)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Entirely Reasonable

Under war conditions Richmond
men Invested s.. 600 900 in build
ings and improvements. while S.O.-
600. 900 changed hands on real cs-
tate deals.
Ii Is no Wild gucas to say that
during 1919 building operations in
the city and area Immediately con-
tiguous will! run the total above
$4,000, 900.
And II there il sea, 000. 900
turnover in war times Is 1t I'M
reasonable TO assume that the VOL
un,e Of trades in thls piping year
Of peace and prosperity will touch
10000, 900?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Another Brick Row

The building movement was
considerably accelerated this
week by the announcement that
the American Construction com
pany held a contract to build
eleven two-story fqur-tamily
houses fer w. J.. Parrish. Max 4.
Ruehrmund having drawn the
plans The row of handsome
brick homes will be situated on
the west side of Thirty-second
street between Leigh and Nj
streets The plans t-eft for two
additional houses of the same
type just around the corner on
NJ street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11
Richmond
Garden Farms

We are sub-dividing 500 acres of
ine land at Taylors Crossing, r., f.
4 T.. Ry.. s miles from city, into S and
10 acre tracts. Will build to suit pur-
chasers and sell on attractive terms.
The prices are right II you wish
to get out OF the congestion Of the city,
II will pay you to see us.
GARNET . CO..
fil2 Ena Main 6ercct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11

Anything that stands In thu way OF
successful bmil1tng operations In Rich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27
o o county r in
 for edemocry of the

ing their country in France and in American camps.
 The word victory will be white cleo tric lights while the lights of the va rious hues composing the rainbow will appear in the back ground. Flag poles 60 feet in height will stand on each pillar and from the top, Old Glory will wave in triumph over the bridge named in honor of the Rainbow division of which Alabama's own l67th infantry regiment is a part.
 The idea of erecting the arch origi- mated in the Kiwanis club and was de- signed by the Kiwanis architects and if the present plans of the organiza- ton are carried out will be erected by them unless the matter is taken up by the allied armies as has been sug- geSted.
 This victory arch will cost approxi- mately s5O00 and could be erected inn mediately. while the auditorium or community center which have been suggested as monuments to the Jeff ferson county boys could be built later The arch would not be monument to the heroes but would be an inspiration to the younger gen. eration and the people at home would be constantly reminded of the splendid sacrifices made by the young man hood of this county of Jefferson.