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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
BOOZE CAR IS
CAUGHT BY IOWA
AUTHORITIES
Sheriff Shoots Holes in Car Of
Omaha Men Near CIarinda;
Forty Cases of
Whisky Seized.

A perilous automobile race at mid
night and a gun fight in the open
country north of Clarinda, Ia, re-
suited in the capture OF two Omaha
bootleggers Thursday night. They
gave their names as Charley Peter
son and John Amos. A third man
escaped and came to Omaha, it is
believed. Forty cases of booze were
found in the car that was speeding
toward Omaha from a point in Mis-
souri,. None was injured in the
battle.
Following a tip that two loads of
booze were headed toward Omaha
through Clarinda, Sheriff Hunting
ton and three deputies awaited the
inroads of the bootleggers north Of
Clarinda. AT midnight they gave
chase TO a high-powered touring
car, enclosed, that had sped through
a side street of Clarinda.
Refuse to Stop.
A command to halt from Sheriff
Huntington only caused the driver
of the booze car to accelerate the
throttle for more speed. The sheriff
and the deputies followed. For six
miles through the open country
both cars went in record speed. A
murky atmosphere portended dan
ger to the second Of the speeding
cars and several shots were fired
to brighten the bootleggers.
Shot Punctures Tire.
A volley of shots from the depu-
ties punctured the rear tires and
body of the booze car. Peterson
and Amos leaped from their posi-
tions in an attempt to escape A
third man remained in the whisky
car and escaped across an open field
when the deputies and sheriff gave
foot-chase to Peterson and Amos.
Both men were taken to Clarinda
and the booze car was conhscated.
They were bound over under de-
post of $l,l62 to appear before the
grand jury.
incidentally, four other automo-
bile loads Of Missouri whisky were
conhscated by Sheriff Huntington
during the last four days.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09

were required to fill extra roles in
Monroe Salisbury's Pirate Gold,
in which Ruth Clifford co-stars.
These extras played historical
roles and were costumed in garb OF
medieval period
Hundreds Were Rejected.
No production, however, with the
possible exceptions of The Birth
of a Nation" and Intolerance" ever
called to any studio as many extras
as did Allen Holubar's great pro-
duction, THE Heart of Humanity"
This, the latest and greatest of the
really great cinema products, re-
CURED extras of an exceptionally
high grade. To obtain the quota
for the picture, hundreds were ex-
amined and rejected.
Extras are, in their way, just as
important to picture as is the stars
supporting cast" says Universay's
expert employer of extras. "They
must suit. If an extra is off key
in the picture the scene is ruined.
AtlllpSPllC4G OllCu AldhCS picture
just as lack of it may spoil other
wise happy effects.
Extras of the ordinary type are
paid S. a day. Others receive SIS
and the better type $3.50. OF course
there are others who are paid $40
and more, but usually this
type handles parts or consti-
tutes those players who are
under contract to play char
acters and having nothing to
do for the time help out in extra
capacity.
''Then, extras make double salary
for overtime and special stunts.
There was a time when the ex-
ira was perhaps figure rather
to be looked down upon about the
studios-but believe me, the poor
extra is no more. And many an
extra, discovered by his director,
rises to play parts and later, if his
ability carries him along on the
wave of success, he is entrusted
with more important roles"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Poor "Supes" Are Things o.
the Past; Good Extras"
Often Make as Much
~ as $40 a Day.

Universal City, Cal, Feb. 1.-(By
MaiD-Consider the lowly extra!
The screen super" the three,
five, and seven-hfty-a-day man"
Sometimes he earns $50 week,
though, indeed extras at Universal
City have been known to earn as
much as 500 and even $50 a week!
However, the supernumerary of
the films generally earns less than
$50, he is hardly more an actor than
the "supers" chosen at the stage
door by the night or by the week.
But at the cinema studios, according
to F. A. Datig of Universal, who
has charge of the employment of
extras and small part portrayers.
the super" has an infinitely better
chance to earn good money and to
rise in the profession than his stage
cousin.
The screen extra is strange ami
NAL, in way. He must be a type,
and at the same time have a poten-
TALLY for real acting.
"crook" Extras Used.
In the Priscilla Dean production,
THE Wildcat of Paris" scores of
crook" extras were used. In this
film, dealing with the Apaches
Of Paris and their life, it was neces-
sary to obtain extras most typical
of the atmosphere of the play.
Makeup was big factor with these
extras. Their work was vivid, each
extra was an actor.
Riders Of Vengeance" the Harry
Carey film feature, utilized several
score western" extras; the type
perhaps easiest to obtain in southern
California, while really good actors
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Fremont Wins First Case
in SUNDAY CLOSING Fiqht

Fremont, Neb.. Feb. s.-(Special.l
The city won the first point in
the Sunday closing fight in which
w. J. kirkpatrick of the Kirkpatrick
Grocery company is the defendant
In district court Judge Button held
that the ordinance providing for the
closing Of grocery and other mer-
chandise stores on Sunday is valid.
Whether keeping open a bakery for
the sale of bakery goods from a
room where groceries are sold dur
ing the week, but not on Sunday is
violation, the court reserved de-
eision.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Echoes Heard in
Local Lodges When
the GaveI Falls
cd Fellows.

Canton Ezra Willard No. / will
have mastering in of the following
officers: Commandant, John Enke-
boil; lieutenant, August Johnson;
ensign, William Herbst; clerk, Bert
Golden; accountant, Joe Gillian, at
the meeting Wednesday. Inspection
Of the canton will be held by Major
B. DonNeaud and a new degree
staff formed. Invitations have been
sent to the local chevaliers and a
large attendance is expected.
Triangle Encampment No. 20 will
initiate a large class of Odd Fell
lows from Waterloo at their next
regular meeting, Monday, February
TO- The encampment, also, has
numerous local candidates and has
invited members of "Hesperian" and
Crusader" encampments to come
and help with the degree work.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
News Weekly Shows Welcome
Of Capt. Eddie Rickenbacher

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacher, "Oma-
has Ace" is shown in the news
weekly at the Strand this week, the
scenes showing him, Captain Camp
bell, Major Meissner and Lieuten-
ant Baer at the time of their land
ing and being welcomed by thous-
ands in New York City. Ricken-
bacher comes back to this country
with a list of 20 German planes to
his credit although he was not in
the air at the starting Of the war, but
went to Europe as General Perish
ing's chauffeur. The four men re-
turning have 4o planes as the record
for their squae
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Wins Pathephone Given Away
By the Union Outfittinu Co.

Mrs. M. Drolet, 2422 Leavenworth
street, held the lucky number Friday
night which called for the Pathe-
phone given away at the concert of
the Union Quitting company. A
large crowd was present and enjoy
ed selection played on the prize in
strument. Fl. Rosenthal delivered a
brief speech in which he urged every
home to install some kind of musical
instrument.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
American
Casualty List

Total number Of casualties to date, In
GLIDING those reported above killed in
action Including 38l at seal, 81 ,1S6; died
Of wounds, 12,9S7; died Of disease, I9,O45;
died from accident and other causes, 2,757;
wounded in action, 1929; missing in ac-
tiOn dncluding pFisOners), 11,lSS., Total
to date, 236,428.
The following iowa, South Dakota and
Wyoming men are named in he casualty
list sent out by the government for Sunday
morning, February 0:
DIED OF DIEsEAsE.
Corp. John C. WiIlenbrOck, Marengo, Ia.
Willard Raymond Augustus, Scranton,
la. ,
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
VIM. HenshaI, Sioux City, Ia.
LorenE A. Hewett, 1T. Madison, Ia.
Ed s. MendenhRll, EaFlham, Ia.
Edd J. Pavelec, Tripoli, Ia.
The following Nebraska men are
named in the casualty list sent out
by the government for Saturday
afternoon, February 8:
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Sergt. Hugh R. Downey, Merna,
Neb.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY; PRE-
VIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Priv. Arthur ]. Harris, Hastings,
Ncb.
The following Iowa, South Dakota and
Wyoming men are named in the casualty
list sent out by the gOvernment for SAT-
urday afternoon, February 8:
DIED OF ACCIDENT.
Thomas Lee, Sioux City, La.
James NJ. Steelman, Little Cedar, Ia.
Vaughn b. Brown, North English, Ia.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
1t. VIVA. G. Aitken. Storm Lake, La.
Corp. HeImer n. Nelson, Erwin, s. d.
Todd Garrett, Augusta, In.
Frank w. Reetz, Cromwell, Ia.
Helmuth l.. Rock, Dixon, Ia.
Joseph j, Rogan, EpwOrth, Ia.
Arthur Won Eschen, Big Stone. s. d.
WOUNDED; PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING.
Earl @. Compton, Arthur, la.
Louis +. Guettman, Humboldt, Ia.
Henry often, Davenport, La.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Ole 0IeSOn, Secretary to
the Mayor. Back from War

Ole Oieson is back from the war
and ready to resume his duties as
Mayor Smiths secretary. He ex-
changed the ease of public Office for
the rigors and hardships of camp
last fall and only the termination Of
the war soon after he got into it
prevented him from kicking the kais-
er in the Stats.
Miss Mary Nickel, who has been
both secretary and stenographer for
the mayor during Ole's absence, will
now have full charge of the stem
ographic department.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Mystic Workers.

The Mystic Workers of the World
will give a hardtime dance at the
Lyric hall, Nineteenth and Farnam
streets, next Thursday evening. An
enjoyable time for all is assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
pythian Sisters.

Lillian Temple No. /, Pythian Sis
tiers, will meet in Crounse hall an
mex, opposite postofhee, Monday
evening. Pythiah Sisters in Omaha,
members of other temples, are cor
daily welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Fremont Fire Department
to Hold Street Carnival

Fremont, Neb., Feb. 8.-(Special.)
The Fremont fire department will
give a fair the week beginning
February "a for the purpose Of
raising funds.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
knights and Ladies Of Security.

Omaska Council No. 22os will
give a dance Tuesday evening, at the
Swedish auditorium, 1909 Chicago
street, third floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Stag Card Party.

The Patriotic and Protective
Order of Stays will give a prize
card party, February Fl, at the Lyric
hall, at $3.50 p. m. Refreshments
will Be served.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-09
Tribe Of Ben Hur.

Mecca Court No. Is will give a
Valentine ball, Thursday. February
Is, at their hall, Nineteenth and Far
nam streets, Lyric building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
real ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms ANA land ror Sale. 81
GARRETT " co.

5000 --so-acr" panumkey River farm. 10
WEI! !ocaScG. wharf plLce: residence OF
~ rooms. soCtt"u in beautiful lawn
.o",N'hE river A.i"Sian we'll tenant house
hhu ciup house. Easv terms.
5O-cheSts'ncld County. - acres. 80 acmts
, IN cu'tNatOn. h-rOOm r-Si'icnc.. usual ou..
buildings. owner leaving 10
sell uuIck.
heo-2@ acres. iIenrico County. miles Of
bindings.
s6"pp-fIour aud grist mill. doing fine bust
ness. water tower furnished Nv .Oo-acr"
equipped mills la Eastern NIretnia
lH acres. James River. west OF city good
h-room res u 'ncr. dairy barn. silo. tenant
house, This Is hiIh class farm and ia
oiicrcd at a sacrifice.
-; acre dairy farm. ~ miles OF city: large
dairy barn. -ilos Iy-rUori residence. with
an ihoI"rn improvements. This IL of
the best dairy farms around IN. city Can
be- bought Tor $1,000 less than cost. owner
leaving state.
800 acres west OF city 100 acres highly pro-
ductive land: larg" Residence and all nee
cssary outbuildinEs. This IL very attr;tc.
nv. farm. and l. offered at one. half it's
value.
Sc.5oo-i acres and very attractive s-room
residence. on car iin..
r. & T.. Railway. close To citv
GARRETT s. co
III. East Main street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Farm Of 600
Acres

from Palmetto on Tampa southern
Naiiroad; 400 acres in twelve year old
s srnpHrrnit t,t trees. all high sandy land;
and within two miles OF deep water
transportation. Railroad now being
constructed through the property
States District Court for the Eastern
piSStrict or virginia, entered March Z,
lSl? IN the matter of South Florida
G .,,i Corporations" bankrupt. l.,
snmli, SUBJECT TO confirmation of the
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL.
1919.
at II NJ,
in front of the United States Court
mouse door on Bank Street, in the
city Of Richmond, Va. the above men.
cree. as follows, viz:
That certain piece or parcel of real
estate situated In the County of Mana
tee. State OF Florida, and containing
follows to-wit: The north one-haiL
the north one-half Of the southwest
one quarter and the southeast one
and the southeast one .Quarter, all In
section nNe CD, in township thirty
three t33D, south. range eighteen US),
TERMS: a deposit of one thousand
$1,000 dollars OF the purchase price
VIII be required at the time the prop-
erty Is knocked down. and the balance
20 So, DC paid upon confirmation OF ths
deed to the purchaser. ~
8. s. P. PATERSON. K
Trustee In Bankruptcy, Y,
Richmond. Va.
saa osr. s sslnss,s @ g. .,s
Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

s sTGhX OF OF AZ A TT Two
GSrfAGs M ATR 99H HEE srR asNE,
mond. Va. on March IA. 1918. in the
suit OF Baldwin & Brown Inc, ct ais,
VS. Martha f.. Garthrisht's adminis-
special commissioners, will Sill at pub
lie auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH rs. 1919,
beginning at o'clock P. M
the real estate in the bill and pro-
First. AT o'clock P. NJ. those two
t naetsoo Of Land land in Tuckahoe District.
e0.56 acres on the north side of Clayton
Road. and the other containing 3l.25
acres at the southwest corner OF Gay
of that tract known as "Henlevs." To-
Gated about three miles west of Vest
hampton which was partitioned 10 the
inte Mrs; ~. Il. Cartwright. by parti-
designated as lot No. 3. on the plot Of
T. Crawford Redd 6; Brother, on No
vember ,. 1918; and duly recorded in
Court in ID. b. No. II. page 23
Second. At o'clock Z. NJ. all that
lot of land in the city of Richmond,
on Patterson Avenue. beginning at
point 80 feet west of Morris Avenue.
thence running westerly and fronting
on the north line of said Patterson
Avenue. 70 feet: and running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet to an al
ley Il feet wide in the rear; being
the mansion house occupied by Mrs
NJ. +. Cartwright at the time of her
death. in that section OF Richmond
known as Leonard Heights, and re-
Gently annexed from Henrico County. q.
Third. Al $40 o'clock p. M, house
and lot fronting 30 feet on Cary Street:
and running back 1875 feet to l5-foot
alley. and known as No. 24os West
Cary Street. in the city OF Richmond.
Va.
TERMS: One-half cash and balance
in equal installments of six and twelve
months. or all cash., at the option Of
the purchaser. the deferred payments,=
to be evidenced by promissory notes
bearing interest from day OF sale and
title to be retained until all of the
purchase money shall have been paid.
and conveyance ordered by the courts
P. B. SHIELD
JOS. 2. SADLER,
Special Commissioners.
II. Charles o. Saville. clerk Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Legal Notices.

oicc Of The S city clerk s Sn, noon az che
March 81; Isls' by th he Finance Committee.
10 sy Of NSwpor SSws In is sae hSsei Ss
nt.res': Notes are dated April !. isis..
tilted check on any national bank for per
cent OF the par value of tho notes bid on
mus, ni sssoT 1..r ali bids Tho Finance
and all bids. Address ali commandments
TO Floyd a. iiudsns:, city Clerk. Godfrey
-. smith, Chairman Finance Committee :
S. Gibson and William l.. Forbss havS d. T..
solved partne. ship heretofore existing IN
der the nrn name OF the Gibson Motor Co
1913 All persons indebted to said firm ara
requested 20 make settlement promptiv nd
al persons having claims against said arm
address. H.. S. Gibson will continue soS tSs
business under the name OF the Gibson
Motor Co. al tho same address.
DiSSDLUrION-By mutual agreement wa
existing under the firm name OF ii BesSsT
after ate, April i: Al persons indebted 70 said
promptly and all persons having cIatns
against said firm are requested TO present
brauer will continue business 1T Stall 4 nj
William Herbig will continue at Stall az
u. Braue. & Son.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-Th. board OF director,
Main Streets. Richmond. Va. has this dav
dsclarcd its regular quarterly dividend OF :
per , sSnt to siST,ckhoidsrs OF record March
" H. Slaughter. Secretary.
g hsoT d E1lsh N ss, ga
pany l hays dseiared dividend of two per
1919. to Stockholders Of record on March u
1917 /. y. Aylstt. SECRETARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.

apartments ana Flats. al
INSTRUMENTATION furnished house
FLAT-Wantcd or 5-rooin HAT or apart
mem. a: small house. Possession any
time. Call Randolph 4l7i-W.
GRACE ST., W.--For rent April l. s.
room unfurnishcd fat: hot-water bath.
first floor. Also i-room fiat unfurnishei.
electric lights bath. second floor. Reason
able rent Address u. q. ToX 1926
GRACE ST. WEST-For rent second floor
q rooms. furnished apartment Twenty
three hundred block West Grace Street.
Call boulevard SSH
SlNTH SHkt.ET. | N0RTII-On account Of
leaving cty I wish 10 let Inv apartment
rooms md bath all convenienccs janitof
service. Heat and water furnished. ssh a
month. North SIKH Street. Apartment
9. Phone Randolph 1871.
USE this complete directory OF wants ano
offers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
81


Highland PARK dwelling of largo ,o,,nx
n' aad 5ss%S!.sa ssiI; s$.fes, a' III 'I B"s;
W..sonnbir ne" terms. 'e'ue o"Fs''" "' f'''''
p,-,.,,, ,,,,.r,. =, ,,.,
air heat. corner lot; i sauar. OF car line.
al s'''O"' terms
Modem 2nsrT,, nn'n b, tifhland PARK rooms and
Doa'S tssus 5000 iss
r:ish,-room modern brick dwelling. located
SOTO, %9H5 one OF oS'' streets !" West End at
YVES. cr.c. s,,... ,,.,.
baths o'"a'sF heat $500
Ma'Sf hsa, Concrete ssiisr S'i hsrdw "Ss
Hanover Av.n,. a,.,,,, % -
,crins ms e''' 'e"''' FF'es' $1,000
lo-aere farm. acre. i, wood !, cn,,,
n,sp E :5Sem gwsbnF 9a2a
from ss eSS $500
O. c. TAYLOR co
- North Ninth Street
rr. H,Ea%f st., "'Sss
terms. Phone Madison s,o5 L. Ss
~: ~. f.h IAitk,ni.arEe old fashioned coun-
coryy.pi,,I,,s, ~ ~ rooms: Win AL Modern
Aasy s.? s.n s"fsD SSnsr leaving town
new and :t"-dats, sauaees s09 from mo ear
s3.u0O. Call Randolph 1883 w
noMI;-if YOU want to buy IA homo TO oc-
Eupy Septempsr J.. 1919. you must get
30 49, on'cre June l., ana give notice
p ,I,; oee tnose we oncr at pre-wnr prices.
-. ,'' i, us nnu "a wings Co Roal t.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

cIiECKw RITERS-F. g. T. ;i5; sa,cru,ra
.25: Todd. s2s; New Era. So Lea,h Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

CHECkwRITERS-F L. SIS: safeguard
s25: Todd. SIS: New Era. So. Lcath Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Houses for Snie.

CARY ST. W.-F'or sale. i-room house with
store and garage New building. corner
grocery store. Also good location for CON
Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

81 cash and 81 per week huys lots
on Petersburg car lire mt Sion 10
sc car fare TO city. No interest. no
taxes. Free deed In case of death
Payments stopped II sick or out OF
work; Agent on ground every uay
ana new houses under course o,
construction. New church to begin
In few days. Go down and select
your lot now.
90 cash and s: per week buy. LOT.
IN East Highland Park. No Interest
or taxes. City water and gas al
ready In property and building on
rrhtions to begin Monday Lots
selling fast Over $4,000 worth OF
lots sold this month See A +
Daughtrey. 1905 Mutual Buiid.nr
or phone Madison 3ls2 for appoint.
ment To see lots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

7. Charles o. Saville, clerk OF the
Chancery Court OF the City OF Rich
mond. do certify that the bond re-
quired by the decree above referred
TO has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day,
OF March. 1919. =
CHAS. Q. SAVILLE. =
Clerk. -
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DISPLAY-CLASSTFIED
AUCTION SALE
BY
J. THOMPSON BROWN G. CO.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yA1I--
ABLE UNIMPROVED ACREAGE
PROPERTY, THREE MILES VEST
OF w ESTHAMPTON. AND M
SISTING OF AN ATTRACTIVE, Two
STORY DWELLING IN LEONARD
HEIGHTS AND QUEEN ANNE,
COTTAGE. WEST CARY STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
ELEETNICITY liant

Electricity .or farm. Delco-
Light Is every rnan,s electricity plant
ana provides electricity current for
ANY one anywhere Let us show YOU
what this simD!.. easily run and eco
Ironically operated plant will do for
you on your farm. II pays for IT.
self In time ana labor saved. W,
urge YOU Ia see it, Free demonstra-
zion in your own home. No obliga-
ton on your part. Runs on kero-
sene. Dclco-LiEht Products lis n
Eighth Street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

WANTED IN THE WEST END OR
SUBURBS FOR OCCUPANCY UNTIL
SEPTEMBER Is MUST BE THOR
ouGHLY MODERN. TWO BATHS
PREFERRED: REFERENCES Ex-
CHANGED. ADDRESS. WITH PAR
TIcULARs. p. o BON AS.
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% III #s 70 vs sH tRsss MsasS,
F9 fG @:Sa b" P1as FsHI give
as care Times. Dispatch
R3pM-wan,ed. ;hrce unfurnished rooms In
pi HiTh!and Park for light houseEeepinr
RooM-wanted. Tor professional research
s'ndi;ss on. room, s.cond i"or; pl.nt.
wenty OF FIST streeI "t Sn" care G,sei Tmes
Disnatch.
RooM-,Two business women want fur
nishcd room or apartment with private
f nath mini Ern,.aiiy 9sated State terms. Pre-
k91MS-Wanted., 2 or rooms in North
Richmond Is. care Times Dispatch
SAIL AcREAG E-Wanted. to rent or
s,r2o o house in easy access to Richmond
Times Dispatch. - care
rent suburban house or first foo r"f na IT,
West End prefsrrss ADDRESS SPIN H S siae
w vii haa t. from Tonj P p IN Yves, End
sh9n: Ph2Is Boulsyard 2lIs.J.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property. 81
GARAGE for rent. rear OF .oS IVES, Grace
large enough for two trucks. Madison
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Farms and Land For Sale. 81
h M 5 rooms. OF, Lakeside car
ARM FOX SALE
We offer for Immediate sale 1876
IA
mond. one milo town county seat
and railway. Fronts county road.
Splendid s-room brick dwelling.
Only 80 acres in cultivation. The
location is ideal. the soil good.
close to modern high school Can
Ice bought for about value OF dwell
Ing. An unusual opportunity. Nor
ton q. Thalhimcr. Madison COO.
FARM FOR SALE
F1NI ~ l i"T paso and S!y pI9psry
rAKAIs--Te sell farms ". S. Robinson &
;, Co. Rea! Estate and Loans. 1Ij T. FRANK.
FAKMsIWe haye some choice farms for
sale. James I Cosby. sol Mutual BidE.
TA1 d., you are iookinE Tor a nigh class
-
FLoHiDA-Wc will build your home ON
rich farm near jacksonville al only S. per
month Write jan Heights 90, Jackson.
Fl.OtlDA-We Will build Your hom, ON rich
farm near Jacksonville at ONLY 5; n,r
month; write JaX. Heights Co.. Jackson
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Foridn Grove: Tampa Fla.
HIGHLAND PARK For sale triangular
stunned lot. 10 feet front on Second
AvSnmr. iifhimnd Park between Milton
and Highland Streets, at 90 a front foot;
can build two three houses on same
This Is a genuine bargain. Gail Boulevard
1867.
LIST your farm property with ". r.. IIar.
rls. n20 East Main street. Richmond Va.
SOUTH ElCIlMOND-For sale by owner 4
large notwithstanding sites. South Rich
mond conveniently located. Gas water
electric LIGHTS md sewer on premises *
80 care Timcs- Dispatch.
WANT TO rcnt or buy q nouec? rhe citys
hest properties are listed In the ella sslncd