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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12
Centeruiue, Ind.

Howard Smelser, who recently land
ed in New York, received his dis
charge almost Immediately after land
ing and surprised his mother by walk
ing in home the other day. Chill
drens services at the Friends church
were well attended last Sunday eve
ming. An interesting program was
rendered. Mrs. Irene Walker con-
templates selling her property here on
West Main street and will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Land in Richmond. A sale of the
household furniture Of the late Daisy
o. King will be held at her home next
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Cora Will
son and daughters attended Deeora-
ton day services at Brownsville Sun
day. Mrs. Ed Savage returned to
her home in California after a visit
of several weeks here with her father
and other relatives. ID. B. Medearis
moved a part Of his furniture to his
sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Jackson, and will
make his home there with her. :. Mrs.
Alice Wright who has been suffering
with inward goitre. is reported not SO
we'll this week Mrs. Jacob Gates is
also in a very serious condition.
Mark Stevens is i'll of blood poisoning
| developed from getting part of fish
! fin in his hand few days ago when
cleaning a fish. !. (. Mrs. Iva Walters of
Richmond spent Wednesday with her
mother, Mrs. Steve Shank. Mrs. Por-
ter Pike attended the exercises at
Earlham Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Rus
| sell will occupy the Robins property
on East Main street recently vacated
| by D. B. Medearis. j. E. Wickard,
wife and son Roy and Miss Lottie Wi
card Of Oxford, Ohio, spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Benton George . !.
Miss Louise and Elizabeth Moulton OF
Fort Dodge, Iowa, will arrive this
week to spend the summer with their
grandparents, Mr.. a4l Mrs. George. !.
Van Lundy made business trip to
Columbus, Ind, the latter part of the
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12
Never Such a
REMEDY FOR PILES

1t will cost any sufferer so cents to
prove that bleeding, itching or pro-
truding piles. no matter how chronic
or now painful, can quickly be helped.
Go to Thistlethwaite Drug Stores
today. hand them 80 cents. and say
It want a jar of San Cura Ointment"
and If you aren't satisfied = your
money back.
Yes, and more: try San Cura Oint-
ment for old sores that people say will
never heal, for fever sores, for itch
ing skin, eczema, letter, salt rheum,
chapped hands, face or lips, for ulcers,
carbuncles, boils, sore nipples and
broken breasts.
1t draws out poison. that's the secret
of the wonderful success Of San Cura
Ointment; that's why it so quickly
heals scalds, burns, cuts and bruises.
It's best to use San Sura Soap at all
times; it is a great aid in banishing
pimples, blackheads and the germs Oh
disease. 20 cents. Thompson Medi-
cal Co., Titusyille, Pa.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12

the most economical but also the most sanitary and
most easily kept clean. They in every way the ideal
refrigerator for domestic and matter what your
requirements size etc. have meet your
needs. We could write and write about the-but all
want you to do to in and see them Then you'll
know why enthusiastic about them.
Now is the time to buy You not only save money on the
purchase bought them before the price advanced
but right is the time you need most you
likely to lose food when weather is uncertain
than later when you going be hot
every day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12
WOMEN OF OHIO
ASSURED ACTION
BY LEGISLATURE
Republican Advisory Com
mittee Goes on Record as
Approving of Suffrage.

COLUMBUS, June Ohio women
scored heavily yesterday before the
Republican state advisory committee
at its session here. A resolution was
adopted placing the party on record in
favor OF woman suffrage and at the
same time recommending to Repub-
ncan members OF the legislature that
they support the resolution ratifying
the federal suffrage amendment.
Further recognizing the women the
committee decided Informally to ap-
point four or more Republican women
to membership on the state advisory
board.
The suffrage resolution is expected
to come up for adoption in the legisla-
ture Monday evening, when the assem-
bly, reconvenes to finish up its work.
Indications are said to be that 1t will
be adopted by large majority.
Republican leaders last evening
were much disappointed because Ohio
could not b. the first state to ratify
the amendment Illinois and Wiscon-
sin both have ratified.
Captain Victor Heintz Of Cincinnati,
VINO is In charge Of the Chicago office
of the Republican national committee,
addressed members of the central and
advisory committees in joint session
He declared that Republican prospects
were excellent throughout the entire
central west
Party work and campaign plans
were discussed and considerable time
was spent in discussing state legisla-
ton. 1t was said. It was said that thu
party has not formulated its plan
for financial relief for cities over
which the legislature and Governor
Cox are deadlocked
Lacking a quorum the central COM
mittee did not transact any business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12

Starting probably Monday, the
war department plans a one-stop
flight in a Martin bomber from
Mineola, L. l.. to San Francisco.
1t is proposed to send the bomber
2.75O miles in thirty-two flying
hours, with only one stop, which
will be at North Platte, Neb, 1902
miles from the starting point
Capt. Roy N. Francis and Lieut..
Edmund A. Clune will be the pilots
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and two or three mechanicians will
constitute the crew.
"The flight across the continent
presages an era of civil aerial
transport" says u. S. air service
announcement. at demonstrates
that trips from coast to coast are
both practicable and safe, and the
prediction is consequently made
that within a few years regular
freight and passenger service will
be maintained along the route laid
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12
MApRIeAL CLUB GIVES CONCERT

OXFORD, O., June 1.-THE annual
concert of the Madrigal Club of Mi
ami University, composed Of fifty
young women of both colleges, will
take place in the auditorium on Fri
day evening. This will be the first
event of the commencement season
The commencement play, His Majees
ty. Bunker Bean" will be given on
Monday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12
WAR MATERIAL STOLEN
nv Associated Press,

BERLIN, June 12.-Large amounts
OF war material, chiefly automobiles,
have been stolen in Germany and ship
ped over the borders for a sale, ac-
cording to a statement Of Herr Got
helm, minister of the treasury. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12

A scarcity of hay presses is report
ed from Italy.
One pound of phosphorus will supply
heads for 100000 matches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12

bona-fde sale of war material had re-
alfred only 275, 5000 900 marks, and the :
majority OF that was paid for in war
loan certificates, he added.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Govt tents, Underwear, Cash regis-
ters at Fords. 220 East Washington.
Phone 1776. Tents s25, $50. s35. All
sizes. Bought in carload lots l can sell
cheap. What have you to sell? Ford's
Stores,-Ady. :
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICE

The Phoenix Lodge, 1. 0. 3. B. No
7ss, will hold an open meeting at K.
P. hall Sunday, Nov, End, at 2: 80 D. m,
sharp. Every Jew in Phoenix and sur
rounding country Is urged to attend &c
discuss Jewish affairs.
D. GRANoW, Secretary
A drr
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
TOWN TOPICS

ARIZONA ARRIVALS AT ADAMS
Among the guests at the Hotel
Adams yesterday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Lima of Yuma. r. N. Todd OF
Globe, w. S. Boyd of Ray, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Rice of Bisbee-
ARRIVAL FROM cAPITAL-F. T.
Bistnick arrived in the city yesterday
from Washington, d. c.. and is stop
ping at the Commercial hotel.
BRENNAN HERE FROM FRISCO
James Brennan Of San Francisco,
was guest at the Commercial hotel
yesterday.
AT THE JEFFERsoN-Mr. and
Mrs. John c. Hall of Douglas. were
guests at the Jefferson hotel yes
terday.
TEXANS STOP HERE-F. D. Gibbs
and H. J. Delaney, both Of FL Paso.
Texas, stopped in the city yesterday.
They were guests at the jefferson
hotel.
EXTRA DEPUTIES FOR FAIR -
Fifteen extra deputies were mustered
into service yesterday by Sheriff
Montgomery for use at the fair grounds
this week. OF this number four will
be mounted and eleven will be on foot.
Leo Troutman will be in charge of
this group of officers. Bush Anderson
of the police department, will direct
the traffic squad on duty during the
fair.
UTAH VISITOR is HERE-Mrs.
Henry Leatham of Salt Lake City, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Lester
Balch of Glendale. She will remain in
the valley for an indefinite period.
was found guilty of the theft of s25
coat from the store of W. ]. Jones yes
terday morning in Judge Wheeler's
court. According to the evidence,
Stacy, who is an Indian of the Mohave
| tribe. had sold the coat for 81. He
was sent to Jail for 80 days, unable to
pay $50 fine.
FINED FOR eAMlNe-Guy Tombs
was fined 5000 for gaming yesterday
| by Judge Stanford, who also placed
him under suspended sentence for six
months.
DIVORCE is GRANTED-Miguel
Garcia's suit for divorce from Laura
! Garcia was granted yesterday by
| Judge Stanford of the superior court
Desertion was alleged in his complaint.
MONTHS RECORDERS FEES -
Excellent profits for the month of Oc-
tober are shown in the monthly state
ment issued yesterday by Miss Edith
M. Jacobs, county recorder. Fees
| totalling S3,5S6.S5 were collected,
whereas the expenses only totalled
| S1,769.51. This makes the net profit in
Miss Jacobs department $1,S17.34.
w. o. w. TO HOLD MEETING
| The Woodmen of the World will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow, it
was announced last night The session
will take the form of a special enter
tatnment for visiting Woodmen. It
had been previously announced that
| the meeting would not be held.
RETURNS FROM COAST-Mrs. ].
c. Graves, 636 North Third avenue, has
returned from an enjoyable summer
| at the coast
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
NOTICE.

Our floral department will be open
from to l o'clock Sunday. Prompt
delivery. Phone 440S. Arizona Seed
& Floral Co. 1880 S. Central Ave.
Adv.-1t
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
NOTICE

Our floral department win be open
from to ! o'clock Sunday. Prompt
delivery. Phone 4403. Arizona Seed
d Floral Co. 1880 S. Central Ave,
AdV.-lt
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
MORE TIME GIVEN
FOR DAY NURSERY

Changing the hours of the Day Nur-
sery in order to accommodate the
mothers whose children are cared for
during her hours of employment, Miss
Fay De Mund, stated yesterday that
the nursery would open at O'Clock
in the morning and remain open until
6:15 O'Clock in the evening. The for
mer hours were 1880 a. m. until s.
p. m. and were not practical to the
needs of the working woman.
In its week Of activity, many little
folk have been registered at the nur-
sery, their mothers taking advantage
of the spIen6:d opportunity to leave
their kiddies in the care of a trained
nurse while they are employed. The
nursery's down town location, 101
North Third street. is particularly
convenient for those who are in in
dustry.
Miss De Mund, president Of the
Junior Guild, which established the
nursery, is DESTROYS Of obtaining a few
needed articles, including a coal oil
stove, small chairs. baby buggy and
baby blankets.
There is no charge for the care of
youngsters nor for the luncheons pro-
v1ded them, the Guild financing the
scheme which it prompted.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
WOMAN is ARRESTED -

WOMAN is ARRESTED = Lena
Astidio, said to be a member of a
gypsy band, was arrested Friday
night by Deputies Dewitt and Blanco,
charged with the robbery of a store
at Six Points
GOVERNOR VISITS PRIS NJ
Governor Thomas E. Campbell was in
Florence yesterday on a monthly trip
of inspection of the state prison. He
will return to Phoenix today.
CONTESTS HOMESTEAD - Con-
test proceedings were instituted in the
United States land office yesterday
when Joe Stone of this city filed suit
against Joseph F. Evans for a home
stead situated in this county. Stone
alleges that Evans has violated the
homestead law in failing TO establish
his residence and in not cultivating or
improving the land. Henry Oscar
Scurlock claims that Olga Pryor has
failed to establish his residence on a
| homestead in Coconino county and has
contested Pryor's claim.
BIG SUM IN FINES-Fees and fines
collected in East Phoenix precinct JUS
tice court during the month of Octo-
Der totaled s535.SO, a much larger
amount than usual. OF this sum only
s11o was taken in payment of civil
fees.
GIVES DESERT PIcNlc-Miss
Elizabeth Gillespie, the small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Gillespie,
entertained a number of her young
friends with a desert Halloween
party in Papago park Friday evening.
A Halloween supper was served by
the light of a huge bonfire, after
winch games appropriate to the occa-
sion and ghost dances were enjoyed
U. s. SURVEYOR HERE-E. R.
Averill, United States surveyor, ar
rived in Phoenix yesterday from San
Francisco and is leaving Tuesday for
Skull Valley, where he will make a
number of cadastral surveys.
GOING TO U. S. COURT. NJ
Holub, assistant United States attor-
ney, is leaving this evening for Tue
son for the November term of erin
inal court which opens on Monday. J
ii. Langston, who represented the gov
eminent in the recent criminal term OF
federal court in this city, will joir
Holub in the south later in the week
United States Attorney Thomas A
Flynn being the last to go to Tucson
remaining in this city another week.
SURPRISE PARTY-A surprise
Halloween party was given at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Funl
on Friday evening. Games wer.
played and an outdoor marshmallov
toast was given which was followed b,
dancing. All present spent an enjoy
able evening.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
FLOWERS

For all occasions. Fresh daily. Elk.
pert up-to-date service. Latest ideas.
Arizona Seed and Floral Co, $3.50 s.
Central Ave. Phone 4403-Ady. "
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

New shipment of Suits for young
men and high school chaps Just re-
ceived at Goldberg's.-Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Don't miss the musicale at the
Christion church Sunday evening"
Adv. I,
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona-Sunday and Monday gen.
orally fair; not much change in tenn
perature.
New Mexico-Sunday and Monday
generally fair; not much change in
temperature.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Hear the large chorus choir at the
Central Christian church Sunday eve
ming at S.-Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED = Experienced chocolate
dipper at New York Candy Kitchen,
21S E. Washington st. +
YOUNG woman, good nurse, would
like position as housekeeper in gentle
mans home. Box ABB, Republican. D
FOR SALE - Good Dodge touring
car. Buy 1t now and pay for it by
hauling passengers to the fair. $500
cash; will take some trade; balance
monthly.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
ISSUES SURVEY ORDER

ISSUES SURVEY ORDER The
surveyor generals office yesterday is
sued an order for survey of Pittsbure
TO- Pittsburg II and Pittsburg 10 min
ing claims in Yuma county. The
claimant is F. L. Garlinghous.
TO ADDRESS NURSES-Miss Cole
United States public health nurse OF
San Francisco, will address the gradu.
ate nurses at the Nurses Home or
Polk street next Monday evening at s
o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
IMPORTANT TO MOBILES ]
ZARIBAII TEMPLE

Wednesday evening at s o'clock Ell
Zaribah Temple will entertain the Wis
iting Mobiles in open house, with ban
quet and cabaret. If you know a Wis
ting Noble in our midst, bring him up.
Every member of the patrol is re-
quested to come in uniform. This is
going to be the event of the year and
you cannot afford to miss it.
H. B. ST. CLAIRE,
Recorder.
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WSlSl It'll IWSSl
NASI SLOVANSTf BRATRI
POLACI.

projevuji nam casem tax zha-
YOU nenavist a tax hrubymi
slovy, jak jsme to neslychali
cd nikoho jineho, nez cd ne
meckych Macdonald raze VOL
fovy. Jest vam trapno a styd-
no, procitate-li nektere polake
listy prvnich dnd mad arskc-
ho vpadu na Slovensko a slysi-
te z mich tn skodolibou radost
mad nedspechem sprizneneho
naroda.
"Cesi utikaji pres Halic!'
jasa "Ilustrovany Kuryer Cod
zienny'' z Is. cervna. "Je to
mozno? Velky narod a narod
tax chtivy a jiz utika? A pred
Mad'ary, kterym nedavno "a
bral nejmene polovinu uherske
koruny?'
List vyslovuje pocit uprim-
neho zadostiucineni mad timto
obratem veci. Kolik mesicu jo
pry tomu, co Sc cesti legiona-
ri fitili jakO "lvi' ma bezbran
ne polske delniky ma tesinskem
Slezsku, vrazdice a loupice pol
skou zemi - a ted jiz utikaji.
Nem6l by Sc vGbec Cechum
dovoliti prechod polskym uze-
MIN, nell by byti internovani,
ably Sc stall neskodnymi a me-
mohli Ease Polsku pfepadnouti
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BESTIALNf GIN ZPUPNEHO
SEDLAkA.

Retenice. 3. cervence 1919.
- VcerejSiho dine doslo V naSl
obci k bourlivym scenam. Pri-
cinu k MIN zavdal mistni Sc
dlak Tovara, ktery pred poled
nem pfistihl na SVEN poll j.
stou delnici re Selcovse. ktera
= jeho bramborach tyhala ira
u ruznI plevel pro kraliky.
Surovy 2cdlak, ktery jel kolem
V brycce, zastavil a mic netuSi-
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ci zenu uderil holt slime pres
hlavu, takze hned sklesla bez
hlesu pod kola brycky. Ma to
sedlak popohnal kone a bryc-
ka prejala pres telo nest astne
delnice a zpusobila il smrtel-
na zraneni.
To pozorovali lide po silnici
jdoucf a ihned zranenou delni
ci odnesli do Retenic, kdez by
la osetfena a odvezena do
kladenske nemocnice. DIE do
slechu smrtelne zranena zena
ceslou do nemocnice zemrela.
Jakmile zprava o bestialnim
cinu rozsirila Sc po obci, shro-
mazdily Sc pred jeho statkem
zastupy lidi, ktere kazdou mi
nutu vzrustaly prichozimi z O.
kolnich vesnic. Ze zastupu by
10 bourlive zadano, ably sedlak
Tovara byl Jim vydan, ze jej pc
trestaji. Byla okamzite povola.
na vojenska policie a cetnictvc
ktere jen nejvetsi namahou
zabranilo rozzurenym davdm
aby statek sedlakuv nebyl zte'
cen beslialni Gin pomsten.
Rozcileni davu jeste vzrost
10, kdyz bylo zjisteno, re ne
boha delnice jest matkou tri ne
dospelych deti a jeji muz T.
jest vojenskym invalidou. Ko
necne po delsi dobe podarilo 81
davy JAKE TAXI uklidniti +;
zpupny sedlak byl pod silno,
vojenskou eskortou dopravel
do kladna.
ROZcilenl v ODci neuStavj ;
k veceru stale Sc stupnovalo
takze vojenska policie must st;
tex TovarGv neustale hlidati.
IWssl It'll IWSSl
NASI SLOVANSTf BRATRI
POLACI.
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PERSHINCOVA OLYMPIA.
DA.
FrlS::ensky porazen Ameri-
canem.

PaTiz. - 0 druhem dni me-
zinarodnich zavodG Pershingo
vych bylo .pritomno ma 10000
divaku. Vysledky.
/. Box: Schueller (Belgie)
porazil Rivia (Portugalsko) We
dvou chodech. Ponthiu (Fran.) }
porazil Mariuttiho (Italie) We
trech chodech. Norton (Ameri
ka) porazil Versogice V desati
chodech. Stredni vaha: Spalla
Utalie) porazil Van Deneynde
We dvou chodech. Lehka vaha !:
Ballam (Australie) porazil
Colea (Kanada) v deseti cho-
dech.
2. Football. Muzstvo Francie
porazilo rumunske muzstvo
40.
3. Zapas reckorimsky. Di-
reck (Belg.) zvitezil mad Bou-
guetem (Francie). Parcaul GA
merika) mad Fristenskym (Ce-
chy), Kopriva (Cechy) zvite.
zil mad Patredonem (Rumun.
sko), Tsolokis (Recko) zvite.
zil mad Stickneyem (Amerika
4. Football. V zapase mezi
muzstvem ceskoslovenskym q
belgickym byl polocas go
Muzstvo ceskoslovenske poraz
10 ma konec belgicke muzstvt
80.
Mezi zapasy poradaji "a
stupci statu Hedzasu vystavl
velbloudu, ma nichz pax provi
deli fantasticke hry.
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POTREBUJE MAR. SHROMA-
zDENf KURATELU DRUHE
SNEMOVNY?

We vcerejsi schulz 1stavniho
vyboru n. shromazdeni byla
projednavana otazka, je-li tie
ba zriditi V nasem state vedle
Narodniho Shrcmazdeni jeSte
druhou komoru a jakou. Zpra-
WI podal DIR. Boucek, jenz Wy
loziv stav zakonodarstvi v il
nych zemich, vyslovif Sc pro
soustavu dvou komor, z nichz
kOmora iedra skladala by Sc
ze zastupcu zajmovych korpo
raci. Zastupce vlady, odbor.
pfednosta prof. Hoetzel odu-
vodnil pozadavek dvou komor.
Clenove ustavniho vyboru de-
baty Sc sucastnivsi vsichni pro
hlasili, re mluvi toliko "a svc
osoby. Pro system dvou ko-
NOR vyslovili Sc clenove N. S.
DR.. Franta, DR.. Brabec, DR..
Weyer, (narodni demokrate)s
DR.. Hnidek a Malypetr (agrar
nici) kdezto pro system iedno-
komorovy vyslovili sc soudr.
DR.. Meissner a klerikal DR.. Do
lansky. Debata ma to byla pre-
rusena, ably kluby zaujaly pres
ne stanovisko pfipade, ze 50
vyslovi system dvou komor,
ably take Sc vyjadrily o tom,
jaka pravomoc ma byti komo-
ram prid3lena a jak ODE ko-
mory mali byti slozeny, zda w
,radne volbou, ci jmeAovanim
4 maji-li byti urcite zostrenG
podminky volebniho prava pro
daISi kOTtru. - StanOViskC
iocialnc dcmokraticke strany
Jest ZaSadnG proti kazde pan.
ske snemovne, treba We for.
me zajmove toto stanovisko
bude take zastavati socialistic.
Ky poslanecky klub. jest o.
vsem priznacno, ze Sc dnes '
nasi republice jedna otazc:
druhe komory, zatim co We
vsech okolnich statech jest sy.
stem jednokomorovy "a ja
kysi korektiv praci zakoncda1
neho sboru lie tn pokladati le
da delnicke rady.
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BESTIALNf GIN ZPUPNEHC
| CENI kIA
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zakerne az bude v tisni, jak to
jiz jednou ucinili. CT Sc polska
vlada nenaucila nicemu re zku
Senosti?
List nazyva ceske vojaky
bandity a vola ma generala Hal
Iera: ''Hejtmane, vytyc zapad-
nj hranice Polsky"!
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Vnuca France Josefa dcera korunnho prince Rudolfa
Steane Alzbeta, pTovdana prince Vndskrece, vnena
ciu jake by nenusea styde ami ia posedne
nev6stka Jake vsak dven abko nepadne nikdy daleko
Cd stromn >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
Westharnpton
Line

Near Stop 80, Grove Avenue. s
room dwelling; bath: electric lights
Lot l4oNl30: over Ii acres: - frui
trees bearing. Sec us
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
Zeal Estate Department.
Seventh and Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
HERMITAGE
ROAD
Opposite EcllcvucN.

Palatial lo-room home on Hermitage
Road. beautifully located in grove 81
mammoth oak trees: lot l65x30o
large garage and servants house: nice
porches. TWO are incloscd and screened:
the rooms are spacious and hand
somcly dccoraicd-somc are panclcd
IN natural oak and cherry: pantrics
uDboards and Kitchen with every
modern Housekeeping convenience
Basement under entire house. with
hot-waier heating plant: attic on third
hoor. This property must bc sold at
once and can be bought at a sacrifice
price If YOU viii act promptly
EYLAND REALTY COMPANY.
$40 American Bank Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
REL EsTATE FOR SALE
$1,000
Tobacco arm

200 acres in Powhatau County 700
acres clear and in high state Of cuit,
aatioh Located on tho River Road.
miles from {. * q. Ry Beautiful did
nome newly painted. tenants house
tobacco barns and numerous outbulId-
ihSs in good condition
RMS property is offered for sale on
account OF Il recent death in tho family
ana IL real bargain See us at once
u you are looking for a farm that is
going proposition from the start.
RiLAND REALTY COMPANY
az American Bank Building