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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14

The object of this suit is to recover
debt due TO the plaintiff. r. q Lay
field. by the defendant, r. J. Rem
nolds. in the sum Of sixteen hundred
dollars Gs1600,o0). with interest
thereon from the 10th day of Octo~
Der. 1918. and to attach the real
estate Of the said defendant and CUB
ject same - the payment of said
Indebtedness.
And ar AFFIDAVIT having been made
md Med that the defendant, r. j.
Renrolds is not resident OF the
state Of Virginia, il Is ordered that
he do appear here within fifteen days
afte- due publication hereof. and do
what may he necessary to protect
his interest in this suit And il ia
further ordered that a copy hereof he
published once a week for four weeks
in The Richmond NirEinian. and that
a copy be posted at the front door Of
the courthouse Of this county on or
before the next succeeding rule day
after the entry of this order of pub
LEGATION.
A copy-Tcste:
r. s. MAJOR Clerk.
Nance & Nance, p. q.
Henley, Hall Hall & Peachy, p q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14

u. S. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION con-
SoIiDATED CRY TICKET OFFICE
~ e. Main Street Phone Ran6eaeh -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE

Leave for Newport News and Norfolk. James
River Night Lane, 500 pm daily, connecting st
Norfolk with Main Line Steamers for New York
sally except Sunday. 500 pm James RvW Gay
Norfolk 500 am Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport News 100 -
daily; iron, James River Landings and horscik
80 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14

r C. LayaeId ....,,....,,. Plaintiff
p J. Rennolds trading and doiAg
business under the firm came of
j. A Rennolds & Bro ,. Defendant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14
WAN
NOTICES.
LEG

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF CHARLES CITY, on THE nth
DAY or OCTOBER. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Kimbau Upright Pianos Nice Ma
hogauy case: musicaNy and me-
chAnlcally guaranteed MANLY
RAMOS. l06 North seventh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-14
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FOR enc o The will oond he
Virginian Want Ads Bring Results
Madio Madin

FINALE
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale-Houses


 FOR SALE-Beautiful brick pebble dashed home, maple floors. fire place, built-in features, beam ceiling, screen porches, garage. shade, fruit trees. Big snap for $500 Located 1906 North Third street. See owner Sid stewart, Valley Bank. dr MODERN rooms and bath, close in, on 3rd Ave Four lots, one is a corner lot, gdod shade. This is pickup for some one. Only $1750. s700 cash, bal ance s20.00 monthly. Immediate pos session, Exclusively with
 THOMAS REALTY,
 11A " Adams dn
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
Dwight B. Heard Center & Adams
WATCH PHOENIX GROW.
FOR SALE

3 rooms, good furniture, cheap. must sell at once.
 3 rooms and screen. new brick house, modern, S2200 $500 cash, $25 monthly. 4-room new frame, East Van Buren, modern. s200 cash, s25 monthly. Price S1S00.
 3-room double house on W. Wash ington, s420O. $500 cash, $40 monthly.
 20 acres in cotton at $175 per acre. This is a snap.
 M. H. SHELTON or l.. s. BARKER
 215 ". Washington. Phone 4495. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
Casa Grande Valley
LAND, WATER AND CLIMATE

We are specializing in this valley and can give you land that will make you money. This is the greatest opportun- ity in the country today. Land will double in value in less than q years time. Think this over and look back and see what the Roosevelt dam done for the Salt River Valley. The same things is happening in the Casa Grande Valley. You can buy Relinquishments from S2 per acre up. Deeded land s15 per acre up. Come in and see us about this valley.
 LUTHER REALTY co. Phone 170S 110 N. Central Ave.
 T
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

80 ACRES-11a in cotton, F in all falfa, sur good, too; some improve ments; immediate possession of the alfalfa and s106.00 per month for the other >). to the 1st of Jan., 1920. Can sell this at $275.00.
 OK, WITH PALMER, IS $. CENTE
 T
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale-Real Estate
SALE OR TRADE

Io<aI1I Oi IINtAIJI1
 50 ACRES A NO. LAND, A WAT FER, NEW GROOM HOUSE AND AL so TWO ROOM HOUSE. TRADE FOR SMALL ACREAGE OR CITY PROPERTY. MUST DISPOSE OF IT AT ONCE, SEE w. G. PALMER IS s. CENTRAL, AVE. PHONE 4405. al
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

LOOK THESE OVER - THEY
 ARE SNAPS
 so ACRES-paved road to come on two sides; 40 in cotton and 40 in alfalfa; a dandy house; ele- vated tank with water piped con veniently over place; young or chard; chicken house and COW barn. The crop is good, SA miles from Glendale gin and near car line. Only sS65OO per acre. Crop goes.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

80 ACRES-60 in alfalfa, 20 in maize; fenced and crossed with Page wire. A dandy 4-room con crete house with ? screen porches. House modern; lots of fruit and shade; only miles of Glendale and only IA miles to gin. Can sell this for a short time for $315.00 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale-Real Estate
6OcCOttOn

LAND CAN'T AND WILL NOT STAY AT PRESENT LOW PRICE 66 2-39o ON THE INVESTMENT Is roo MUCH.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
New Home

Just finished. located in west Capitol Addition, on Washington St. car line. Dandy brick pebble dash cottage. Price s3.SO0, reasonable terms. Must be seen to be appreciated. l want to show you this. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 with
 GRIFFIN, Alone HIS \. First Ave. Phone 1893
 dn
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
Stop! Look! Listenl

Every used car on hand must be solo before July 1 regardless of price. Are taking inventory and close books for first half of year on July l, so all used cars must go. Will not refuse any req sonable offer on the following:
 1918 Mitchell 5-pass. Rebuilt in our shops and guaranteed. New paint Job and plate glass in top.
 1918 Mitchell, 7-pass. light six Run only 5000 miles and is just like new. 1918 Mitchell roadster, with wire wheels. special top with plate glass back and sides and seat covers.
 5-passenger Marion with electric lights, starter. demountable rims, etc; good condition. Almost a gift.
 5-passenger Dort in good condition. Has seat covers. An exceptional buy.
 Will give good terms on any of sthe above and will take trades for part pay
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FOR SALE-10O acres oil lease in Holbrook, miles from actual drilling on the anticline, $1.75 per acre. Must sell at once. Box 65-G, Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
SOME BUYS

CUME D Ip
 20 acres, very close to N. Central and nearly new 7-room brick, wired for lights, bath and toilet. fine drilled cased well, fruit; 13 acres in fine alfal- ia, balance in corn, melons and garden truck; fine soil, "A" water. If you are looking for one of the finest suburban ranch homes in the valley, let me show you this. Car service close on one side and paved road on the other. This is hard to beat.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

Fine brick in Capitol addition, $2650. Beautiful horne, 6 rooms, large screen porch. fine lawn and shade with walks all way back to alley. $S500, cash $500, balance S35 monthly.
 East Pierce, two bricks, s3000 and $3S00. with terms.
 SEE MIR. EAGER,
 1l0 N. Central Phone 1T0S. It
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale-Real Estate
Ranch NEverything-

Quarter section fine land SCotts- dale country. Alfalfa and cotton. All stock and tools included. This means 45 dairy stock, one bull. four horses, and everything necessary to run the place.
 Just put on the market. Owner must leave.
 Takes s10,000 cash to start you going. If interested. see this place promptly.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
CASA GRANDE

CASA GRANDE
 FOR SALE-160 acre relinquishment 5 miles from Toltec. Good level land. Black soil. See Myers at Republican office. If
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale-Automobiles
LOOK AT THIS

Dodge touring car: runs like new. Price is right A good buy. Will con slider Ford in exchange. Terms if de sired. Phone 1434. It
 FOR SALE-One Republic truck, 3le tons capacity, used months. Will sell at a bargain, cash or terms The price is low and the terms very easy. Phoe- nix Nash Co h21 N. Central Ave. IL
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
Ferguson-Keeler
 Company

s21 North Central Avenue dk
 USED FORDS
 We pay more for them and will sell cheaper. Phoenix Used Car Market. IA No. Center If
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale

Small house and acres of good land, close in, very cheap for quick sale! Phone 1881. Enq. TIT N. Second Ave dm
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FOR SALE-Willys Knight, 4-7-pas- senger. Excellent condition. A good buy. Phone 4262. See car at 306 N. Central d0
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

BERAL TERMS AND LO
 PRICES
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
Dwight B. Heard

Central and Adams-Phone 1851
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

S2O ACRES for sale Tn oil belt, Mills CO, Texas. Will sell all or part B. F. Boydston. Phone 31-R-2, Mesa, Ariz. dl
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

BUICK cyl, splendid mechanical condition, new rubber: also some furni- ture; leaving city. No dealers. Call after D. m. 1116 Grand Ave. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

THIS IS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF USED CARS AND WE EXPECT TO SELL OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TWO WEEKS
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FOR SALE-1917 Chevrolet touring; a real snap for cash; must sell at once. Phone 2S13. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FOR SALE-Car load buggies and spring wagons, at the Monroe Corral, 9th Ave. and Monroe St. Moore and Miflin. al
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FOR SALE-Ford touring car in per
 feet condition, has demountable wheels and other extras. Was bought in 1918. Price $500. Inquire 235 South Center St. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FOR SALE-CHEAP, 1918 GLAND LER PASSENGER CAR, AS GOOD AS NEW, SEE NEWTON, BABBITT BROS. PHONE 1450. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Pedling outfit, wagon, horse and harness; cheap; also trailer. Phone S029. an
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
New Brick Home

Only S2,200, $4O0 cash, balance to suit you, blocks from car, one block from paved street. See
 HALES, Is E. ADAMS
 With B. w. GETSINGER dm
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

FORD FOR SALE-Cheap. Call 615 North Third St. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25
Wanted, 100 Turkeys

to pasture the grasshoppers off of so acres Phone 117J5. al
 FOR SALE-Household furniture 1903 W. Jefferson street. dm
 FOR SALE-Good tent, 16x16. 1701 E, Madison. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

Will give good terms on any of sthe above and will take trades for part pay
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Carcias, of Cuba, Sell
Third Avenue Corner
Apartment at 57th St. Held for
fcars by Well Known Cubans.
Sold al a Good Profit

Inc Charles +. Noyes Company has
sold for Goldsmith. Cohen, Cole &
Weiss, representing the Garcia family
OF Havana Cuba 953 and 955 Third
avenue, the northeast corner of FIFTY
seventh Street, plot 50xQO. improved
"'t slN-stcry and basement bric,5
building
Louis Friedel has sold for the sapb-
dor Realty Company to A. Misroch tn
slN-StorY elevator apartment house At
$500 TO 3s5S Broadway. southeast cor-
nei OF l6lst Street, ON pot 1OOxl0O
lhc herWood Construction Coroota~
tion has bough the seven-storv aparr-
ment on plot 99.llN120. at 100 to l06
West Hist Street NJ. Gordon was the
broker.
The KNAPP & Wasson Company and
MaN Just reao.d for the Dormond
Realty Company. Simon J Meyers pres
ldent the tive-story apartment at 81
Nermiyea Avenue. corner OF Academy
Street. on plot 50Xl00. The new owner
is the SllWein Realty Corporation Sill
verman & Weinbergl The same brok-
erS sold the property to the sellers on
Monday.
James H. Cluikshank has resold T.
Rose Klein 24T East 12ith Street. a
t5ve-story fla, on plot 28xl00. Harry
Sugarman was the broker.
Mulvihill & Co. have sold for Miss
Hanna Mcdonald the three tve-story
flats on plot l5Xl00 at 800, 3O7 and 500
East l25th Street. to Mrs. Eva Sper.
WHO Win improve the property.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
" Weeks Offers Services
To National Committee
Ex-senator Indicates Coolidge
Will BE Massachusetts Can
didate for President
John w. Weeks, formerly Uni

John W. Weeks, formerly United
States Senator from Massachusetts,
called on win H Hays, chairman Of
the Republican National Committee
yesterday and rendered his services
to the committee for the 1920 cam
palgn. Mr.. Weeks has ii residence in
Washington. and viii reside there in
1920. Mr.. Hays thanked Mr. Weeks for
ms offer and assured him there would
be plenty for him TO do
While Mr. Weeks would not discuss
presidential candidates, it was gath
cred from his remarks there is little
doubt that Governor Coolidge will be
Massachusetts, candidate for the Re
publican nomination for President. If
he is, Massachusetts Republicans Will
be saved lot Of worry over the rival
claims Of General Leonard Wood and
Governor Lowden for the Bay State
delegates.
Major General Wood Will be the sec
ond choice of the majority of all state
delegation, and this VIII assure his
nomlnation for Pres dent said ". c.
Lloyd, of Des Moines, Iowa. at the Nc
Alpin last night. Every traveller I
have met during the last few months
IS raold travelling politician" ." he con
unued, land talks little else than
pollucs, Nearly all OF the states will
nave their taVorite sons. but after
showing their loyalty to their candi-
dates they VIII swing to their second
choice, Major General Wood, and win
nominate him without q doubt have
talked with men from nearly every
state: and 1t Is surprising how strong
the feeling is for General Wood"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Tradin e in Northern
Borough Below Average
Few Apartments and Small
Dwellings Budget Of News
From That Section

Mandclbaum & Levine and Joseph
Sagcr resold zoos Garrison Avenue. a
vc.story apartments, on plot 45Nl03, to
II. Mai2man
J. Finkelstein & Son have sold to a
new y formed corporation, headed b.
B. Weissman. for Jacob Blurstein the
iive-storg apartment at the northwest
corner of Beck Street and Leggitt Ave
nue; also sold to the Piers Nv Berman
Corporation for the same seller the
ilvc-story apartment at the southeast
corner of Fox and Barrctto streets.
Bronx Dwelling Deals
j. Clarence Davies has sold for Kate
Muller to Max Schall 720 East 1S1st
LOO
Morton ". Green and Sanders &
Lelbo"it1 have sold the four-storv
apartment l5li Batheate Avenue.
Mir. Green also sold the dwelling s5-
has' 259tn Street for a Nr Kircheim
TO Mary Coleman for occupancy.
Alexander Selkin sold for the Rose
SON Realty Corporation 40 Jackson
Avenue, Il three-storv two family dwell
ing, on lot 25xST12
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
McAdoo and Associates
Sell 32d Street Loft
ib-Story Structure Was To BE
Sold at Auction Yesterday; Ma
ninson Bought 1t Privately

The 32 West Thirty Street
Corporation. in which William c. Nc
Adoo. ex-Secrctary of the Treasury;
Kenneth b. Conger and others identj-
he'd with the construction of the Nud-
son tunnels arc Interested has sold
the siXtcen-story Offices and lofts at
80 and IL West Thirty-second street.
located lS2 feet east Of Broadway The
property was sold by oseph p Day as
broker TO Max athanson
The Thirty y-socond Street building
stands on d plot l3N9S.9, and has been
held at S750,000 1t was to have been
offered at auction yesterday by Mr..
Day, but was disposed Of privately
just prior to the sale
To Take Over 32d Street Parcel
The 1870 West Thirty second Street
Corporation has been formed, with f.
and A. Goldstein and G. c. WOLF as
directors. to take over the property
at that location. 1t is four story
building, 2lX9S.9, title to which is held
by the Mason & Soamon Transporta-
tlon Company.
West 3ith Street Church Sold
Contracts have been signed for the
sale of hte Thirty-fourth Street Re
formed Church property, at 3O5. 3O7
and 300 West Thirty fourth Street. bv
the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church.
The property has frontage OF Is feet
and depth of 9S.9 feet. and was last
transferred on August 3, 1895.
Loft Gives Profit to Physician
Dr. Moses Goldberg has resold the
loft building at 15s West Twenty-third
street, which he purchased recently
from Sylvia Garner H. Kaufman was
the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Fine House of Lewisohn
On Fifth Avenue Sold
Property Near 8Oth ST. Corner
Passes to New Owner; Other
Dwelling Sales

Thu residence Of Walter Lewisohn at
oS7 Fifth Avenue has been sold. It is
of the American basement type, with
a limestone facade, on lot 25.6xl00. 1t
was completed few years ago, and Is
within twenty-five feet of the Brady
house, at the south corner of Eightlcth
Street.
peasc & Elliman have sold for James
Bcrtram the three story and basement
dwelling at 81 East Eighty y-scvennth
Street, on plot l7X55xl00.
j. II. Skillin has sold the three story
residence, on plot l8.7x5oxlo0 at l09
East Fifty-tifth Street.
Sales on West Side
Daniel b. Freedman has bought the
four story modern American basement
dwellings at l21. l2v, 125 and i27
West tAghty-eighth Street, Oh plot Tx
100 The property was sold by Slaw-
son & Hobbs for the Morgenthau
G state.
William Cruikshank's Sons have
and Trust Company. executors, the
three story 5clling at 1l5 West l2l st
Street to the G. !. Lippmao Realty
Company.
Harry Z. zittol has sold for the
Guardian Life Insurance Company 107
West ilsth Street, a three story dwcll-
ing on plot 20Xl00-
Joseph K. Grismcr. tenant, has
bought from William A. aBrber 3l9
West l06th Street, a five story dwell
ing. on plot lSN100
pepe & Bro have sold 2l West
Twelfth Street, four story dwelling,
on plot 25xl06, to a Dr. Rainsforth.
Helen A. ii. Fogarty is the owner Of
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
White Firm Has
Biggest Mortgage
Year i'm History
Obtained Sl4,O73, 900 for
Placement on Local Real
ty; EcIipses All Records
for Fifty one ear.

Vim A White e. Sons announce
they have arranged loans for clients
this year totaling s14,o7300o, being the
largest amount placed in any year
since the firm was established, fifty
one years age.
Among the more recent loans are the
following:
100000 at per cent for five years
on the twclvc-stQry building, southwest
corner OF Madison Avenue and Twenty
eighth Street; $3.50 00o at 5 u per cent
for five years on the Hotel Broztcll 3
East Twenty y-sevcnth Street; $500 600
on the Office building block front east
side Of Washington street, Cedar TO
Liberty Street; $4,000 on the north
cast corner Of Sixth Avenue and Elgh
teenth Street; S35OOO0 at per cent
for five years on the new twelve story
building that is being erected at 6-S
East Forty fourth street adjoining the
hartman National Bank Building;
Slsl.50o at 512 per cent on the Hotel
Ashton at the southwest corner Of
Madison Avenue and Ninety-first Street,
S40,OOV at u per cent on Sl2 Broad
way; $1,000. coo al ; y per cent for
five years on the northeast corner Of
Fifth Avenue and Thirty seventh Street.
$3.50, 600 on 57-9 West Fifty-seventh
Street Lucile'sl at > Z per cent inter
est for the hrst year and 5 per cont
tor the following four years; So. 1000
on the garage being erected at 583-s
West Thirty y-eightb Street; $4,000 at
81 per cent for five years on T. Vest
10th Street; $4,000 on SO East Sixty
first Street, 100000 on the twelve
story loft building at 55-7 West Thirty
fifth Street. $50 600 a. , per cent for
Street; $4,000 at 5ia per cent on the
southwest corner Of Park Place and
Greenwich Street; S45.00o at 81 per
cent for five years ON 607-q West l36th
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Trade Claims Fine Dwelling
In East 5hth Street

Worthirgton Whitehouse has leased
! East Fifty-siXth Street, FIVE story
DWELLING for Arabe la y. Huntington
to the 4 J Crawford Company, known
as The Little Shop" for years located
on Fifth Avenue. After extensive al
terations the collections Of tapestries
furniture and works Of art belonging
TO George kess.er, of Paris, Viii be on
exhibition.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
oa.ccs IN the Emmett Arcade. at 628
Madison Avenue, to the Fmbossograph
Products Corporation and TO Seesse',
Hass G. Naulty.
The Interstate Mechanical Labora-
tories has leased l54 Grand Street,
through 5 Osgood Prll & Co. to the
Automatle Switch Comnany.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Sail Friday
Z. Luckcnbach. Potter
Sail saturday
AMERICAN 4 PORTS

BALTTMOKE. Dec 2-Arr,,o1- g.. -
tuNu Maru (Jap). London. Hugsene: ~
lo loTk fhilip!nes, Norfolk. Sailed: strs
spec Manu- tJa9). Antwerp. l.uTre 49,
SoroeduA Laho Bridge. Boca C,ranGeu
NToriina. Ialtal, etc, Sucrosa Port Lobos
Aahe 1Sf,, .1rIneI.eiis, Port Tampa
hoS Ton, Dec 2--Arrived: Strs Nachoo-
daie, Norfolk; Lake st Clair. Norfolk: Lake
," " ,"oriin Ur'h, Norfolh: Snug Harbor. Norfolk
So"lche, Newport News, Lake Enn,s
beVerly Sailed: Strs Morr!stoyn Nv
orN lorN Lake lilicusun. Sabine: Bon Secour
NoTloiN Lake DeIancey Norfolk; Nan
tuchet. Norfolk and I}altimore
CHARLESTON, c, Dec 2-Arr!ved
s, Ssrs Victoria de Larrinaga (BD from Gal
ous o1s.on a. aof nlverpdol' Paita Peru), lqui-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Old L antilles
Part With Lone.
Held II Realtv
Commodore Gerry Disposcs
Of Ncscy Street Build
ing and A. kinssIand
Sells i'm Warren Stccct


Frederick Brown has bought from
Commodore Elbridgc I. Gerry as Ncscy
Street, a five story business building,
on lot 24.11xl0l, between Church Street
and West Broadway. Possession can be
had next May. Robert +. Bonsall was
the broker Mr.. Brown has been active
in this ncighborhood recently, having
purchased AZ and 80 Nescy Street and
244 Fulton Street.
kingsland Land in New Hands
Walter f. King gsland. represented by
Frederick dc =. Foster. has sold the
five story building at 26l Washington
Street, on lot 249x56.l0 to the Ham
burger company, which viii continue
to occupy the premises: also the five
story building at ll5 Warren Street, on
plot 25X92.S. to n. Gazzcl. Walter +.
Sherwood was the broker.