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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

August batting above 400 in the stru,.
gle for supremacy. '''us'
The three -cornered battle amor,
Speaker, Sisler and jackson u,th hnVhns ,ns
huge form Of Babe Ruth sta,,;e Sne
close behind. has been one Of tbn bhe hies
features of baseball's most interes,;nss
campaign. And back OF It all, tho n"ss
sibility always that one T. r. cohh
may suddenly hit the speed nike avoi,,
on another joy ride with a sensaticnai
September finish.
No weak eyed, light swinging bi,,o.
is going to lead the American Leavnss
this year. There is the strongest sor,
Of chance that It will take 400 Or hot,
ter at the finish to land first place,
With the. managerial worries and
troubles In handling a pitching st.F
built around two men. the wonder ~ T.
all Is that Speaker has been able ~
keep on hitting 'em where they ain'tD
No ordinary mortal could ever get awev
with any such exhibition of double COW
centration. If he leads the league oni
wins a pennant he will leave n tsrgot
to eight or ten generations before tbs
duplicate Is seen. '
COHORTS great after the war
~ boom is now on writes con.
temporary. Where does he get thst
"after the war;?
TT IS the intentional pass rule-not
L the pitcher--who comes in for con.
demnation. If you were a pitcher with
the possibility of $4,000 world series
money headed your way and Ruth was
up with runners on second and third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
Bingles and Bungles

Yesterdays Prize winner-Bsbe Adams.
Babe shut out the Giants with two hits
% and cracked out a home run well
G,oroe Smith ran 6aCond to Adams. GdWyc
oave he Cards ONLY four hts and didn't issue
a pass.
Next In line Is Irish Meusel. Had n pair
OF home rurs.
The AZ rOotera are picking up hope. The
Nsckmen won seven out Of sixteen games
on The road. and now are only thirty f1Ye
games in back Of Cleveland.
Tho white Sor trimmed Woshiroton, Ia,
and thereby made olean st0eep OF the series
Nth the Senators.
The Yankees have been showing surprising
form. ThSy took their third In row from
tho Indians yesterday.
The Reds moved into FIRST place by tripping
the Braves while the Cubs were handing u
beating TO the Dodgers
The PhiIs are IN q double header today aud
tomorrow d0afrst the Braves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
TRIANGULAR SNIATFEST
BIG LEAGUE FEATURE
Battle Among Speaker SisIer and Jackson Headliner in
BasebaII-And Don't Forget Babe Ruth
Leader Probably VIII Need 400 &
by GRANTLAND RICE
The DIFFERS Confession

The DIFFERS Confession
The case and grace Of Vordon's stpl,
Would make no nepcr- mind to me
Coaid + bst rop just one mile
From, of the tee.
Whot BRAID may do or Ray muy not
NY feoered thoughts cannot enticcS
! pqnt TO hit one iron shot
Without q slice.
How Hdoen holds his hands or heod
Creates no interest IN nay soul,
7 rant to 10y one mdshio dead
Unto the hole.
Lot Trapis get-T ,eoSM NOT bgrk-
A fffy- footer from a rpt;
But. oh, u I cosld surely sink
Thot too foot putt!
Let Others make scores io,p or h;oh,
To me the thing IS oil the same;
I'm only fascinated by
My o,on golf game. W. t.
IT SEEMS that Russia thought tn,
4 Olympic games were to be held in
Warsaw rather than Antwerp.
Inc Ghost OF Greek
IT WOULD be interesting to study
a the expression of an ancient Greek
olympic victor, returning as a ghost
to Antwerp.
In the old Olympic spectacle the
Greeks predominated. At ANTWERP
numerous races and peoples that were
not born when Greece was at the
height of its plory are oatberod from
every fairly civilized part Of the world
If there are any such parts left.
Speed. skill and strength have de
veloped nightly since the Greeks were
the ruling factors in these games
Civilization Is about the only thing that
hasn't advanced.
The Era Of Swat
WTE CAN recall no campaign within
w the last twenty years where three
ball players reached the first week In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
BOSTON POUNDS
R|XEY IN SECOND
Phils Score in First Frame OF
Double Bill, but Braves
Overcome Lead

Braves Field. Boston, Aug. 13.-The
Phillies blew into town this morning,
and after a quick sandwich hurried to
the ball park, where they began a
double header with George Stallings' 5
Braves. Eppa Rixey, the lean left
hander, was appointed to work for the
visitors against McQuillan. A pass.
muff and a wierd heave to center
field by Hank Gowdy. plus Williams :
sacrifice fly, gave the Phillies n one run
lead in the first inning. In their half
of the first the Braves were harmlessy
retired
FIRST-Paulette walked. Lcbour-
veau sacrificed. and when Pick dropped
the throw from Holke. both were safe.
Rawlings forced Paulette at third. Nc
Quillan TO Boeckel. Gowdy tried to
pick LebourVeau off second and threw
to center field. both runners moving IN
base. Williams sent a long sacrifice
hv to Sullivan. Lebourveau scoring
after the catch and Rawlings taking
third. Meusel flied to Powell. One
run. no hits. two errors.
Rixey tossed out Powell. Pick singled
to center. Mann forced Pick at second.
Rawlings TO Fletcher. Wrightstone
tossed out Sullivan. No runs. one hit
no errors.
SECOND-Pick tossed out Fletcher.
McQuillan throw out Wrightstone.
Wheat flied to Mann. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Holke singled to center. Boeckel sin e.
gled over second Holke going to third.
Ford doubled to left. scoring Holkp
and Boeckel. but was out trying to
stretch it into a triple, Lebourveau to
Fletcher TO Wrightstone. Rawlings
threw out Gowdy. McQuillan triplcd
to center. Powell tripled to right. scor
ing McQuillan. Pick flied to Meuscl.
Three runs, five hits, no errors.
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Oobsons Play Lebanon

This afternoon at 6:l5 o'clock, the & +
Dooson baseball team will play a twilight
game with the Lebanon team from the Beth
iehem Steel League, This makes the second
game this year for the carpet makers with
the steel teCm, and n record breaking crowd
clash,
Manager Calhoun will tTot out Hoffman
and Haigh as their battery, and feel conf
dent they can lower the Lebanon COlors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

HNODE they say and spell il in st. Looie is
Abad English He is also very bad outfeder if his
work against Phls yesterday is faithful reflection
Of his baseball virtues Twice in eight short innings did
this ungrammatica fall down heavily the job,
materially assisting Cravath cellar oungers in grabbing
the final game from the Cardinals to l. Knodes
Ing blunder in the first inning. lie Bourveau had
singled. Rawlings followed with another. a sizzling
bounder to right Knode let the pellet trcke past his
shoes and go to the right field wall while the two Phily
reached third and second One scored moment
later on infed and the other smash by Irish
Meusel that scared into the beachers.
II possible, Knode's fielding attempt surpassed
his first in sourness. This in the third frame.
Pauette having eased single right and advanced
. sacrifice. Rawlings and lifted short fly to
right Knode did few fancy steps and finally got under
the ball. only to have il bound though his mts
gutta percha. This put Paulette third and
Rawlings on second from which sacks they raced home
Cy Wilamss perfect placement shot to right.
Which indicates clearly that had MIR. Knode con-
Quoted his fielding activities according to the book the
Cards and Phils might be playing except that the
home boys had to leave for foreign port in Massachu
sets. Knode had two chances and two fielding
Of three but matter Of fact his work
really far below zero because it the Phis four
bases directly and Eve runs indirectly.
Irish Meusel the home hero. He Ruthed the
sphere into the beacher twice time scoring pal
ahead of him, thus leaving a somewhat pleasant
taste in the mouths Of the fans than they had when they
went home the day before
George Smith had the visiting athletes standing
their for innings. During that time they had
made only regular hit and scratch But Johnny
Lavan broke the spell by pokng two bagger against the
right field wall and counting Heahcotes single. That
was all for st. Looie.
Both Phs and the St Looics proved that they are
fast boys, for they pulled game off hour and
tDureen minutes elapsed time Sir Thomas would
THERE lots of tcays Of finding the date
i uithout looking at the calendar. For instance,
y anybody ,could hare kno,cn that this Friday
4 the I9th-the As home and play too games
4cith the Red Sor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
Hard Schedule for Drake Eleven

Des Molnes, Ia, Aug l3-Drake Univer
sity, tho school made famous by Howard r
Drew, WORLDS record. ding Splinter has a
most difficult football schedule for next fall
Games win be played with Illinois champion
Of the Big Ten in 1919 with Missouri, Kan
sas washington and Penn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
81. Louis soccer Team Breaks Even

match here. resulting. In a lie, each side
scoring twice. For the Americans. Harry
Rstfcsn and Corrisah scored In the nrst
half and Sweden shot two goals In the sec
end half.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies at Boston-2 gamesi cloudy; l;S0
and $3.50.
Brooklyn at New York-Clrar; $3.50.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh-~Cloudyi $3.50.
Only games to-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Phiiadelphia-Cloudyi 9 EamesI
/ 80 and $3.50.
Chicago at Detroit-Clear; 3.
New York at Clcveland-Cieari 8.
Only games today.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia. q; st. Louis. |.
Pittsburgh, 2; New York, o.
Cincinnati. 9; Boston. 5 televen inninEs).
Chicago. s. Brooklyn. I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. 3; Detroit, !.
New York. 8, Cleveland, l,
Chicago. Il Washington, 2,
St. Louis oston-SOt scheduled.
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PHSALAOST EVERY DAY rs UNLUCKY TO


= Aso Novs sSosJ ASKS
roa n nN,se ~ AIS
ALLOWANCE eRor1
M 10 z2f - week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

THERE are lots of tcoys Of finding out the date
i nithout looking at the calendar. For instance,
anybody ,coud hare kno,on that this Friday
the I9th-the As home and play too games
tcith the Red Sor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
What May Happen
in Baseball Today

tLOse two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

COHORTS great after the war
~ boom is now on writes ron,
temporary. Where does he get that
"after the war;?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

Jhe DuHer's Confession
The case and grace Of Vordor's style
Would make no nepcr- mind to me
Could 7 bst rop just one q mile
From of the tee.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13

JOVICKEHO BISKUPA.

Move jmenovany biskup 81
mon Barta narodil Sc V Zimu-
ticich (okres Tyn n. Vlt.) 27.
rijna 1864 a jest tudiz Sc let
star. Theological studio konaI
v Rhine, ma kneze byl vysvecen
l6. bfezna +. 1889. Byval prae-
fektem bisk. studentskeho Sc
'minare, pax katechetou a pro
fesorem gymnasia V Pelhrlmo-
We, odkud prisel do G.. Budejo.
vic, kde liz leta pusobi. Zemfe-
lynn biskupem Hulkou byl jme.
novan bisk. notarem a pozdeiI
cestnym konsistornlm radon
lnformacni process $ novym bi.
skupem konal Sc V Praze 20
listopadu t. L. Volba p. S. Barty
ma biskupsky stolec V Ces. Blu
dejovicich setkava sc Y katoli,
ckych kruzich Sc vSeobecn5m
sympatieml.
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SoKOLsKA
Hid x A.,
TEZKA PRACE ATELOCVIK
vovano,

.SlySan byl neJednou VyrOk,
re cloveku tezce pracujicimu
nenf t6locviku treba. S vyro-
KEN tim nebyli jsme Sc S to
nijak smifiti. Verime, re clo-
vek takovy nalezne V telocvic-
ne iodine prave tax osvezeni
jake ten, ktery howl 81 cely
den V t6lesne necinnosti. Proc
clovek tezce pracujici jest tez-
kopadny, neobratny? Pone-
vadz pri praci sye zamestnava
stale ien iiste skupiny svalstva
a cstatni zanedbava. Svaly Ia
mestnanSVyzaduji stale move
q move zasoby krve, cimz svaly
zanedbane isou o svoji potra-
WI olupovany. Pravi-li Sc, re
tlovek Jest tax jen silnym, ja-
ko jest n~ejslabsi cast jeho te-
la, jest clovek tezce pracujici
jen tax silnym, jak silnou jest
ona cast, kterou byl zanedba-
val. A mohli bychom zde opa-
kovati prirovnani uvedene o.
mem a slab6m koni, Zapra-
zenem V tezkem voze. Slabsi
kun pr takove nepfirozene
namaze drive neb pozdeil pod
lehnouti musi. Chm to jest, re
volna prochaZka mas neobcer-
stvi a re volnou chuzi unavime
Sc vice nez chuZi rychlou? Po-
|n6vadz volna chuze neposkytu-
le nam dostatecny pohyb k.
i6zproudeni krve celym telem
= volnou chuzi stava.ji Sc no.
by tezkymi, jelikoz zakon pri-
ltazlivoSti pusobi, re jsou dol
nj koncetiny krvl prepln6ny a
horenni telo, nasledkem nedo-
stateCneho obehu krevniho, citi
ochablost. A zkusme to sami
ma sobe, jak lined pocitime
obGerstveni mirnym poklusem
lneb r~ychlej$i chGzi, kdyz krev
do rychlejsiho ob6hu privedem.
Tedy i Cloveku. tezce pracuji-
cimr mohl by telocvik prospes-
nym bEti. ale musilo by evident
pro neho upraveno byti tax, a
by Y tGlocviku zamestnal op6t
,ony svaly, ktere hyl celodenni
praei zanedbaval. Ostatne -
Nzdyt' hledame v telocviGne !
osv6zeni dusevni. Kdyby pra-
cuiici tlovek v t6locvitn6 pill
ne 2amestnal Zanedbane sval-
styo a osvezil Sc duSevne neia-
kou veselou hrou, shledal by
zahy, re i iemu telocvik pro-
spiva, a re i clovek tezce pra-
cujici Jest S to zdravi sve pri-
merenymi cviky 81 upevniti.
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.


stolce olomouckeho. Ke zpra-
We pod timto MAVEN nedavno
uvefejnene Sc nam pise: Phi
nesli jste zpravu 81 cirkevnich
kruhu", We ktere Sc "po stran-
ce f%inancni" podotyka, re $3.50
arcibiskupskych prijma je "a
tizeno danemi a pensemi, a re
take re zbyvajicich ia tfeba
hraditi "lecktery vydaj". Je
zbytecno omlouvati nejak o.
hromne prijmy olomouckeho
arcibiskupa. Cd ktere dolby Sc
pocitaji dane a pense do prl-
jmd arcibiskupskych? IDA Sc,
re 81 nekdo docela neuprimne
zahral s verejnosti temi neskod
nymi procenty. Bylo by byvalo
poctivejsi napsati, re hruby pfi
jem arcibiskupstvi cini tolik a
tolik, cisty vynos re obnasi CT
fru x! Ale takto Sc IDA, re CT
fra Z milionu, o ktere Sc loni
polouredne mluvilo, nebude da
leko cd pravdy, kdyz povazi-
me, re olomoucke arcibiskup-
ske beneficium ma % statku Sc
|47,917 ha pudy, ma zelezarnu,
slevarnu, II pill, 5 cihelen, stro-
jirnu, IL pivovaru, 10 mlynu, 8
lihovaru, % zamkG. Ponevadz
kazdy dnesni mattel statku ne
DO zelezarny, slevarpy, mattel
PLY, cihelny, strojirny, pivova-
ru, mlyna i lihovaru docela do
bre mdze byti xiv, jak zkuse-
most uci, z vynosu toho ktereho
podniku, nepochybuje nikdo.ze
kdo ma tyto druhy zavodd a
zdroju blahobytu a dokonce ne
ktere nekolikerem vydani, ne
must 81 sam aniz KIDD jiny "a ne
no styskati, re tolik a tolik pro-
cent je :atfzeno danemi a pen
semi -. a re "treba hraditi lee
ktery vyda.j". Kdo ma velike
rriimy, ma take tomu 1merna
vydani. = Tyto dny byl jmeno-
van novy biskup ceskobudejo-
vicky. 80 financni STRANGE" to-
hoto biskupskeho beneficial by
mely uvazovati ony kruhy cir
kevni, ktere doposud nepocitily
nedostatku. Budejovicky BIZ
skup nema ami tolik p5ijmu, ia
ko prostredn6 placeny urednik
nektere ustTedny. Prave imeno-
vany biskup byl dosud gymna-
sijnlm profesorem, ale "po fl
nancni STRANGE" 81 jiste jake BIZ
skup "nepolepSi". - Pred ca
sem kolovala tiskem zprava,
re prazsky archbishop je ocho-
ten budejovickemu biskupovi
DAFT V uzivani jeden re svych
statku, ktere lezi diecesi bu-
dejovicke. Byl by to jen akt
spravedlnosti. Kdyz r. 1885 by
ly z archdiocese prazske odde,
lcny JIM Cechy a zrizeno V Blu
dejovicish biskupstvi, svefil 81
&c archbishop prazsky budejo-
vickemu biskupu dobrou polo
vinu svych vericich, ale pone-
chal 81 vsecky statky ma uzemt
budeiovicke diocese lezici -
ty nejsou male! Jsou to pan.
stvi: Cervena Recice, Tyn n
Wit. a Rozmital. - Ted je cas-
to napraviti! Take biskup ma
pravo ma sluSne existencni mi
nimumi
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"Vcera prostal Jsem V iron
te cely den a dostaL jsem pouze
rymu'.
"St'astny clovece. aspon ne
co lste dostsl We fronte".
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Papousek.

Go to? To ma byti tvui mlu-
vicl papousek? V2dyt' nc ne
mluvi", :
My Sc dnes cd rama hneva-
mes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

summated arc of necessity being held
In allegiance.
While the restraint imposed by in
corrupted transportation alone is suf-
ficient 10 nrprccinbly curtail activi-
ties. there ere the ad led clements OF
present Abnormal prices ana tighten
ing of money markets and tho lack
ward sprii:l: in most Scc:i,Is IL nav
ing no i"c"rsidcrable effect in liinit-
ing operations.
Weekly bank clearings s1.SG5.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Your Home

Six room house in Yves, End: base
mcnt, concrete flooring: furnace. CIV
Ing hot-wa,cr heat: coal and wood
bins First noor-parior. dining room
Kitchen. pantry: second noor--3 beu-
rooms and bath. This home con-
tains hardwood floors. walls decor
and interior woodwork, inisLed In
mahogany and white paint: Possess
sion September |, 1920. Price. $3.50.
Terms only $3.50 cash.
GORDON T.. STtAUSE co,
1919 East Main Street.
Call Madison 400.
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COMMERCIAL OUTLOOK
Duh Is Not Especially Optomistic,
backward Spring and Other Things
initiate Against business.

says:
Impediments to seasonal business
development arc both varied in char
Acter and far reaching in their in.
fiuence. and the recent slowing down
of conditions has been progressive
and practically general. Relief from
The railroad congestion has permitted
resumption Of Work al some plants
where suspensions had been forced
through lack OF essential materials
but freight movements are sti.i re-
and not ii few trans
actions that might otherwise be con-
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pichmond should Ic In,crr.,ca

Especial 10 The Times Dis patch
WEST POINT. VA. May l.-N.Eo-
tiations are underway which ar" very
likely to result in the establishment
OF West Foint as po.'-n:-rail for
a rev steamship, lin, which IS 10
operate between New IC,k and San
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

l2.o0o.60-HANOVER AVENUE.
West of Soldiers Home: strictly
modern, rooms and tile oath.
finished attic: concrete cellar I'M
der entire house: ovcrlooks Ecnc-
dictine College grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

$4,000. 00-HANOvER AVENUE.
Modern S-room home. tile
baths: finished attic: concretr cell
lar. Laundry tubs. Every modern
convenience; 1900 block See this
If you are in need Of home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

$4,000. AVENUE
Corner lot 8 rooms and both.
modern. up-to-da;e home. Good
condition.
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Fine Country Home

Ten rooms and bath: beautiful
grove and garden: Z acres: | mile
Ginter Park High School. More land
adjoining can be had IL desired
I.none John :. Childrcy <RaIdoiph
6'2 or Madison 5000 and arrange to
see IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

si4,a0o. OK ENSIHGToN AVE.
Ncar Battle Abbey: strictly
modern home. rooms. > tile
baths: finished attic. Pittsburgh
instantaneous heater. Every mod
"rn convenience: one OF the bes;
homes In the West End.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

sl6.0oo.oO--w. GRACE STREET.
1000 block: modern. 2-family
mouse rooms and hath to each
Iiat: separate entrances: separate
furnaces. hot-water heat, electric
iiEhts' IN good repair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

S9.000.00-FLOYD AVENUE.
Splendid corner residence. west
OF Boulevard: 8 rooms and hath !.
IN excellent condition. Possession
Sept. LIST. Don't miss this.
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ss.75O.OO-pARE AvI.>,.,,

2OOO block: modern Groom,
nome: hoi-water heat. electric
iights, concrete cellar. one of he
In. NV
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
W. NTFTT
so North Ninth Str
DAIRY EARN

limits: Groom house. large stables
and feed barns. silos of $50 tons
capacity. and large complete up-to-
date dairy barn for 20 head cows:
good land and nnc pasture. Write
or sec John $. Childrcy. with Blan-
ton d Co. Ii North Eleventh Street.
Phone Randolph 6T2
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se,50o-G1NTER PARK.
. Another desirable corner nousc.
~ rooms and bath: hot-waier heat,
c.,.tTiE nights. Lot l0OXiJo.
specially good value.
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ss.a5o.oo-FLoYD AvExi..

25nO block, semidctached. two
story brick; rooms and hath;
nol h.er neat; electric lights: in
Sain for quick sale.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
2OOFeeton
BroadStreet
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Just west OF the Boulevard. AT IN.
price this land Is offered we believe
1t offers an excellent investment or
sure speculation.
MORTON q. THAl.HIMER.
First National Bank Building.
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REORGANIZATION STREET.
Just north of Main; brick 6
rooms and bath. Electric and ga,
lights; la;robe heat.
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West End
Homes !.

S2.SoO.o0-BEEERLY STREET.
Iwo-Story brick house: good in
Nestment or home: 400 block,
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$4,000. 00--N. BELMONT AvENI;E
strictly modern 6-room house. in
good condition; buil;-in refrir,-
ator' concrete cellar under entire
mouse: in good condition.: shades
and screens.
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s5.25O.0o--WEST MAIN STREET,
,SVo olock; frame; s rooms and
path: semi etachcd; in good rnn-
dition. :" 3e'" COLI
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Tuo-Ean1ih
Houses
si,5oo.oO-CARY STREET.

$500. o0.--CARY STREET.
1000 block west: D rooms and
bath 20 each Nat; modern; srparat.
entrances. Live in one and rent
the other.
$1,000. 10-W. GRACE STREET.
Ono of tho best bull, 2-family
houses IN the West End: rooms
and bath. nrst floor: rooms and
path second 1oor; separate heat.
Modern MODERN In every respect. bar
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se.250.00--ADDISON STREET.
Just north of Main: G rooms and
bath; brick; strictly modern: cor
ner OF alley. Sood >home at rea-
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$1,000. Oo--wEsT MAIN STREET.
400 block; c-slory brick house:
lot 20 feet iucnes by l20 feet 10
alley. Good home or Investment.
Possession Sept. LIST.
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$3.50 FLOYD AVENUE.
500 block; strictly modern .
story brick, rooms and bath.
concrete cellar: Semidctachrd
i;esy terms. See us at once for
this bargain.
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North
Richmond
Homes

S7.25o--RoLAND Park.
I'm attractive modern stucco
home OF ! rooms and bath: bear
tifuliy located. Screens an,,
shades. Possession OH short no
ticc.
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Warehouse
Site

More than 10000 square feet. close
to Main Street and freight depots:
surrounded by wholesale and manu-
featuring plants. DON'T PHONE.
CHAPLIN e. HUME
We Insure
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s3,15o.oo-CHERRY STREET.
Near Main; conyenient IN
good location. Possession S.u,rm,
Der lSt ''p'cih-