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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
PAINTERS TIE COUNT NV RACE WITH PUPS
 FOR COLLEGLA TIE TITLE
Brming ngham-Souhern Diamond Athletes Take a Great Liking to Offerings of Johnny Ingram-Bob Rowe
 lmmortalizes His Name by Stellar Work.

Displaying considerable liking to the offerings of Johnny Ingram, star hurler of the Howard Bulldogs, the Panther crew piled up four runs, while Speer's southpaw twirling held the Baptists to lone tally yesterday aft .ernoon on Munger field and the Bir- smingham-southern warriors of the dia- mond chalked up their second consecu- tive victory over their ancient rivals, tieing the count in the series for the Birmingham collegiate championship. A downpour stopped the fracas in the first part of the seventh frame.
 Eva Speer. the ace of Coach Browns staff, mounted the hill for the Meth -odists, and twirled air-tight ball dur ing his stay on the mound, allowing the Bulldogs only one hit in six in nings.
 The Panther crew started hostili- ties in the initial frame when "Tanlac" Burney drove a sharp single to right and the attack was kept up through Z the six innings of battling.
 <. The Bulldogs threatened on several -occasions to even up the count, but 2 the fielding of the Birmingham CdSh tlliS tO liiS rescue of Speer
 BOB ROWE STARS
 Bob Rowe, cavorting in the left gar den for the Partners, made two beau- tifuI catches in the sun field and on each occasion practically saved the argument for the Methodists. The gardener speared a line drive off O. B.. Newman's bat in the fourth with two men on base, while in the seventh the Rowe person raced up the bank in left, slipped in the mud and grabbed the ball from the ozone with his gloved hand. And still, the sun gardener was not satisfied. He clouted out two doubles in three trips to the platter, driving in two Southern counters and scoring a third himself.
 The Partners scored in the first frame on Burney's single Heads er- TOT, a wild pitch and Aeton's error. The diminutive keystoner raced home when Ingram threw to third to catch him, and slid safely under Head when Acton begged badly to the plate.
 BULLDOGS EVEN COUNT
 Howard evened the count in their half of the second. Head hit to left and continued on to third when Rowe let the ball get through him. The Baptist backstop crossed the platter on the squeeze play with o. B. New man at the bat.
 The Baptists threatened again on several occasions, chiefly in the fourth
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WILDAIR WINS THE
 METROPOLITAN RACE
 AT BELMONT TRACKS

New York, May 24.-Harry Payne Whitney's Wildair won the historic Metropolitan handicap at one mile at the Belmont Park race track to- day over three other starters. WiIdair led across the finish by two open lengths in 1:3S 4-5.
 S. c. HiIdreth's Thunderclap, driven, was second, six lengths in front of On Watch, an added start CT owned by G. w. Loft, while Corntassel, also from HiIdreth's stable, was five lengths away.
 The winner and the Hiidreth pair were split favorites with the public at odds of II to 10, with as much as s to 1 being laid against the added colt, on Watch.
 It was the smallest field that ever competed since the classic was inaugurated at the Morris Park in 1891. The value of tOday's race to the winner was $3,S65.
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and seventh, when Rowe's catches saved the game for the Partners.
 Southern scored one in the second and two in the fourth Speer doubled to left to start the second, and raced home on Rowe's two-ply blow to the right garden. Rowe was out at the plate when he attempted to score on Freeman's swat to the infield,
 The same MT. Speer started hostil- ities in the fourth, this time with a hard drive to right center, which went for a single. Rowe struck twice and then parked line drive to deep left center for two bags, scoring Speer, The Rowe person scored when John ston hit for two bases. This ended the scoring.
 Rain stopped the argument in the first of the seventh.
 McLane and Ingram put up the best game for the Baptists, while Speer. Rowe and Burney deserve most credit for the Panthers' victory.
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Alexander Wins. Ninth Straight Game for Gu b s
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago, May 24.-Alexander won his ninth consecutive game today when Chi- cago shut out Philadelphia, to O. Rixey had two bad innings when the local con centrated their attack and made their runs. Only one visitor. Lebourveau, third by Deal, who took a line drive and stepped on the base. Score. R. H. E. Philadelphia ,........... 600 000 000-0 2 Chicago .................. .030 O03 00*-6 g o Batteries: Rixey and Witherow; Alex ander and Killifer.
 CINCY REDS BREAK
 THEIR LOSING STREAK
 Cincinnati. May 24-Cincinnati broke its losing streak today by winning from Boston. to 2. McQuillen pitched bril- iiantly for six rounds, but in the seventh the Reds punched five hits for three runs and scored another on three hits off Hearn in the eighth. Reuther was in rare form except in the fourth, when the Braves collected three singles and sacrifice for their two runs Score:
 R. H. E. Boston ...............0 600 200 O00-2 5 0 Cincinnati ............... 900 GOO 31s-4 12 0 Batteries; McQuillen and Gowdy; Reuther and Wingo
 ST. LOUIS STOPPED
 BY NEW YORK GIANTS
 St. Louis, May 24.-New York broke st. Louis winning streak today, beating the locals. ' to {, Sherdel was knocked out of the box when five of the first six who faced him in the seventh hit safely and drove in four runs. Score: R. H. E. New York ...............002 100 40A--7 Il 0 St, Louis .,.,....,.......00O Oil 020-4 IA 2 Batteries: Nehf Toney and Snyder Schupp. sherdel, May and Clemens. MAMAUX TOO GOOD
 FOR PIRATE BUCCOS
 Pittsburg, May 24.-Good pitching b, Mamaux enabled Brooklyn to defeat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
CRUSADE AGAINST
 BASEBALL BETTING
 EXTENDED TO N. Y.

New York. May 24-The crusade to prevent betting at major league base ball games reached New York today when three men were arrested at tbs Polo grounds, charged with disorderly conduct in that they offered to accent Wagers on the outcome of the game between the New York and Detroit Americans. One man was arrested for interfering with detectives making the arrests and several others were or- dered from the grounds
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Big Frank Herbst can't seem to have any luck with the Barons. In two starts
 the former Pirate twirler has been de- feated and he gets the credit for wss over in Atlanta when he relieved Tom
 Gallagher when the latter youngster was in dire straits,
 Herbst didn't pitch such a bad game yesterday On the contrary. he twred mighty good affair. However, it was decreed that he lose the encounter and so it was. Herbst allowed the Chicks | only seven hits The Barons made six. Dixie Carroll played a prominent part in the defeat of the Barons The Chick
 asaw outfielder not only made three hits and scored two runs, but he also cut off Baron runs with pegs and | mighty stops in the outfield.
 Eddie Meeks got two hits yesterday l bringing his batting average once more above the 300 mark. Al Ellis is leading
 the Baron batters with mark of .s12. l There's one thing Big Chief MoleswortN won't have to worry over during the re- | mainder of this season, and that is the
 shortage of good infielders With Ralph l Croll and Barnhart stars at shortstop and Bernsen, stewart and Stevenson i holding down Sthe three bags in order
 named, the Barons have spare man in
 the infield, Barnhart and Croll win
 probably take their turns at the short | field position.
 | Now that the Barons have gotten that ] defeat out of their system they shou1l | settle down and take the remainine 1 three games of the series No team, re-
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WILDE GETS VERDICT
 OVER PATSY WALLACE

Toronto, Ont, May 2l-Jimmy Wilde of England, worlds champion flyweight boxer. outfought Patsy Wal lace of Philadelphia in a ten-roupd bout here tonight.
 Wilde received the referees decision after close contest. The British fighter obtained a good lead in the early rounds, but his American op- ponent showed to better advantage as the bout went on.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
THIS PITCHER HAS TOUGHEST OF LUCK

Orlando. Fla, May 2A-Aftsr pitching ten innings without allowing . hit, while his mates had piled up eleven hits with- out avail. Bennett. of the Daytona team Of the Florida State League. lost the game, to Q, today. when Orlando scored one run In the eleventh on their only hit of the game, an out. and . wide thpev by the shortstop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Summary: Two-base hit Kaufman. Three e-base hits, Miller, Distel, Harper, Winge. Sacrifice hit, Frierson. Double plays, Therburn to Kaufman; Damrau to Brazil to Kaufman; Lohman to Dis tel to Wane. Left of bases, Little Rock 5, Atlanta 6, Farmer runs, off Loh- man 2, off Thorburn ?. Struck out by Lohman 2, by Thorburn 2. Boses on balls, off Thorburn 1. Time, :35. Um- pires, Clifford and Brennan.
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Thorburn Hit Hard and the Travellers Win

Little Rock. May 24.--Little Rock de- feated Atlanta, 8 to 2, here today. Both Thorburn and Lohman were hit hard, but the heavy field and reckless base running held down the score.
 Atlanta tied the score in the eighth on singles by Thorburn and High and Wingo's triple, and Little Rock won in the same inning on Harper's triple followed by Miller's single. Score.
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Batteries: Birmlngham-Souther oPOo' and Griffin; Howard, Ingram and Head.
 Summary: Two-base hits, Rowe z, Speer, Johnston. Earned runs, or opeef Q off Ingram 3. Struck out, by Speer S' bv Ingram 3. Sacrifice hit, o. B. New man. Hit by pitcher, Head by Speer. Base on balls, off Speer l, off Ingram l. Passed ball, Head. Wild pitch, Ingram Time of game, l hour. Umpire, White- head.
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Moore Scores a Win Over Lynch
 In l2 Rounder
By Assoelalnd Preat

Jersey City, May 2l-Pal Moore Of Memphis outpointed Joe Lynch of New York in twelve-round bout here cu- night. The contest had been postponed from last Monday. when Lynch was un- able to make the weight of 1lS pounds at o'clock in the afternoon. The weights today were Lynch 1l7 pounds, Moore 116. The southern boxer won six rounds and Lynch five, with one even.
 Moore outboXed his opponent in the first three rounds. but Lynch who was the heavier puncher, opened up with his attack in the fourth and carried the honors until the eighth, when Moore scored with body blows. The New York CT took the ninth and obtained an even break in the tenth. Moore danced about in the last two rounds and landed nu- merous blows while his opponent was missing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Cholly Frank has at last stirred up another squabhle, or at least an excuse for a squabbe After sending Ray Rob- erts, pitcher to the Bears via the waiver route, Frank has seen fit to attempt to recall Roberts, claiming that he was fl- legally claimed by Mobile. Records at the league office in Memphis, however, show that Mobile claimed Roberts Win in the three-day limit allowed the South ern League clubs to act after waivers have been asked on a player.
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 PITCHERS RECORDS
WOULD FORGE U. s.
 TO RECOGNIZE UNION
Won, .OSt
By Associated rress

Pensacola, Fla. May 24-In an address today by President J. A. Fricke of the South Atlantic and Gulf district of the International Longshoremens Associh- tion, recommendation was made that un- less the United States shipping board shows ''an inclination to guarantee rec ognition of the l. L. A., that no work be performed on vessels flying the flag of that board after September 30 of thts year"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Pittsburg l to O. today. Adams was hit hard, but the visitors used poor judg- ment on the bases. A pass to Johnston in the fourth, followed by an out and Konetchy's two-bagger, scored the one run of the game. Score: R. H. E.. Bfooklyn ............,...O 600 100 000-1 9 0 Pttsburg ................ GOO GOO O00-0 0
 Batteries: Mamaux and Miller; Adams and Schmidt
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night. Pal Moore has few equals in bantamweight rings of America and he i1 fast paving the way to a bout with Jimmly Wilde, now the champion.
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gardless of how consistently it turns in victories, can hope to win more than three out of four of each series
 Either Gallagher or Morrison will pitch today's game against the Chicks. Worry will probably be the chosen one.
 Well, the Chicks gained a game on hs yesterday. If we win today we will again be only a half game behind the Tribesmen. If we lose we might as well discard any ideas which we may have of capturing first place during the pres- ent series.
 The Birmingham-sou Panthers have certainly rallied in splendid form in the last two games of the Panther Bulldog series. The Howard diamond fashion and it was beginning to look like three straights for Coach Dillon 8 Pups. Charlie Browns aggregation won the next two games in fine form and now the count is even. The decidprg game is scheduled for this afternoon at Eagles field.
 The splendid twrling of Eva Speer proved the factor that won yesterdays S game for the Partners. Speer allowed only one hit, a drive through third base
 Little Jimmy Wilde gained a little more American prestige last night when he outfought Patsy Wallace of Phila- delpha.
 Pal Moore, Memphis bantamweight, outpointed Joe Lynch of New York last
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Either Gallagher or Morrison will pitch today's game against the Chicks Worry will probably be the chosen one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Little Jimmy Wilde gained a little more American prestige last night when he outfought Patsy Wallace of Phila- delphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

gardless of how consistently it turns fin victories, can hope to win more than three out of four of each series.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Now that the Barons have gotten that defeat out of their system they shou,l settle down and take the remaining three games of the series. No team. re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Pal Moore. Memphis bantamweight, outpointed Joe Lynch of New York last
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

Eddie Meeks got two hits yesterday, bringing his batting average once more above the 300 mark Al Ellis is leading the Baron batters with a mark of .s12.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
FARMs - -.

100 acre farm, Oh mikes north OF New
Carlisle You Will appreciate this farm.
VIII sell with or without crop Price
reasOna bic. Call orr.
80 acres 81 lies vest Of city in
Warren Township. This Is dandy. Clay
land 20 acres Al timber Rest Is under
cultivation. Good room house New
biz barn Lots 81 other buildings uuo
orchard Can be bought with Or with
our crop. tau Or
- acres. miles southwest ~ city
with dandy s-rOOW prick house, tw0 oT-
chards and lots q buldiuss- Gan 5e
bought With or vi ho % crop. G1il OIi.
And II you wlsh % iusi'e-t come ~
the above farms So as 90 see tlis years
crops, kindly call
LOUIS s. OH,
Rea--st.
Lincoln $3.50. 'srouud floor.
Ope1 Evenings.
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In excellent location-Six rooms and
bath; very pleasant home on paved st.
short distance 10 center, shade trees
and shrubbery. large lot. garage Price
$4,000; 81 900 cash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

FIR SALE-One Of the best farms IN
Marshall county. located near Walker
ton. 10 acres with 80 acres u tlmbegs
pew house and good barn Tor furthsi
information Inquire Of Phil L. Nlcaf. ooi
Cttizens Bank Bldg Main 1918 auee-fE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Remember. we offer $50 to any Jun
bride buying a home from US
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Vacant PROPERTY
NEW HOME FOR SALE.
POSSESSION IN THIRTY DAYS.

= Vt1tIIsONIUsN ~ 7 III y 7 bN 7 y.
New, all modern six-room house. south
ern exposure: large alley lot: one block
from car line; has living room. dining
room, kitchen, two bedrooms. sleeping
porch and bath: full basement with drain
IN floor; hardwood floors ia living room
and dining room. walls decorated mod
ern IA every respect We viii sell this
beautiful home for 5000, with $500 down
and the balance nc 80 per month II iu-
terested better get busy as We only have
this one left at present
INGLERIGHT REALTY & BUILD
ING co.
Room No. /, American Trust Bldg
co. n
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FOR SALE-I9 acre fruit farm. enc Ot
the incest End best In southern Mcfi
gan, located only = mhes from Bentou
harJOr, iu the center OF the hiE1 GAS
fruit section lana level ss nOOr. AL
under cultivation; all trees AID fruit Ia
first class condition: farm has never
been neglected and f. nov in the pink uf
condition; bas 10 apple trees, so pear.
ID plum, 100 young Cherry, 51 acres
TaspbeTries, Ia acres straw berries, :
acres grapes, sumo deH berries, gooseDer-
RES and other small fruit, beautiful "
room modern farm house new style Ter-
anda; new basement good barn and other
buildings all In good repair. nice lawn.
with ornamental trees, beautiful sur
roUndings aud Al neighbors IL Inter
ested ia a real fruit farm, this ID the
place aud In order % eel quick, is offer
ed at the sacrifice price OF $1,000. half
ca Sd.
MICHIGAN STATE INVESTMENT 60.
Benton Har0or. Mich.
GOg0-L 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Excellent seven room home: partly
modern, three bedrooms. barn. shrubbery
and trees, pheasant surroundings, close
in. Price S.. 200.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

See US for suburban homes, mansions,
palaual homes, roOmlng houses. apart
ments and stores.
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SEE this home before some one else buys
Il. Chances are its Just the kind Of a
home you've been looking for; six rooms.
modern Colonial style; iocated on High
st hardwood border floors down
stairs; now ready for occupancy. Price
IS 200. Terms WhitecOmb a. Keller.
Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 400
j944 II
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FOR SALE

Sixty acre farm, southwest from city.
si1 miles. This Is all heavy land. little
rolling, II acres timber. adjoining sinai
lake- There Is new, slI room house
fair barn, granary and chicken house
included with farm Is 10 acres Of grow.
ing clover aud timothy, acres rye some
potatoes. corn and D acres Of hay.
horses, four cows, one heifer, IL NOES
100 chickens, two iucubators. milk sep
aratOr, wagon, buggy, dray planter. new
double harness and three rowbUats and
other farming tools. owner wants &C
move and VIII surrender possession af
once. The price, including all stock and
crops, is $50 per acre or 5000. payabls
$1,000 cash aud balance on mortgage, Eos
four years at % percent For above
kindly call ORR. Also 80 acre farm i've
miles west on Division I'd, with good,
i've room house. new barn and lots oi
other buildings, new orchard. some
grapes, about quarter mile from schsJ3.
Price very reasonable; possession vita
ia % days. Call
LOUIS T. ORR
81 5. Chaplin 81
Lincoln SEQ oOg7- 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Four room cottage, partly modern
good lot. Price $1,000; $500 cash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

FOX SALE-1O acres Al land between
Niles and South Bend 80 rods OF =.
Portage Has brick house, large barn
large grainery, cement sil0 windmill an,
water tanks. Will sell with crops Buy
er with cash viii get a bargain Dea
with owner. Main l4S4. iJs1 Portage av
6lI3-a
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR
Six room strictly modern home: near
Riverside DR.. this home is semi bunga-
low style with three sleeping rooms and
bath on second nOor, living room, din
ing room and kitchen on drst floor: base
ment under entire house; possession I'm
10 days. Price $500
RALPH g. OSBORNE. Rcaltor
Main S68 or 1880 Conservative Life Bldg
FOR SALE--NEW HOMES
Six rooms strictly modern: square
type house, located northwest, living
room across entire front OF house: din
ing room and kitchen On first floor. three
sleeping rooms and bath on second floor;
main rooms have oak floors and trim.
Price $1,000; cash or terms.
RALPH Z. OSBORNE, Realtor.
Main S66 or 1880 Conservative Life Bldg
60Sl u
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FARM

12c acres; level heavy black prulrie
soil: on main road; me buildings. vel
fenced plenty u fruit, II nile %
thriving town: close o. south Bend bar
gain easy terms. Weight aud Bradford
ground nO0r, Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln
5i11 5545-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

wORDEN REALTY CO.
We Are Independent
Property owners; Our commission for
selling your home is low We do not
prOfteer. List your property with us
for quick results. Five 10 30 days Is
sufficient time 10 dispose OF any saleable
property.
WORDEN REALTY co.
526 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Iain l1e2. open evenings.
5S40-tf
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w. o. DAVIES 8 CO.
Special Values.

Special Values.
We offer immediate possession or the
following homes at reduced prices:
A six room, smi-bungalow in navarro
place; hardwood doors, white tile bath,
fireplace, screened porch Price $500.
A six-room home six blocks from
court house; modern throughout, fur
mace, electric and bath. price $500.
A six-rOom home with new furnace,
new bath aud new lighting fixtures and
new garage. South on Carroll It. Price
81 700.
Six room house on Fellows St, cleo
trio. gas, water and pavement; with
stove heat. Immediate possession Price.
$500, cash 1900.
Homes Of all type priced up 70 $4,000
w. .. DAVIES * co.
221 s Main st Lincoln 577e
SS77 If
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car. has Crow
body. Ford chassis. newly painted. \ L
condition. 525 ". B8ttel ST. MishaVaba
eOl5. 5969 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

WANTED-Small lot close IN. }|ill pay
cash or accept It In exchange as hrSt
pay ment on house.
INGLERIGHT REALTY & BUILDING
COMPANY.
Room l. American Trust Bldg.
3659-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Five room cottage, partly modern, east
frontage; good shade. excellent home.
Price $500; 500 cash.
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Live Stock

FOR SALE-A COW; calf in about a
week 1925 Kendall ST 60S4-2T
FOR SALE Fine, young, red Palled
milk COW 20 fTcshen Nov. l, so; also
good. heavy. horse and rubbertired sur
rey. $50 Call County 25-F-4. 6O0i- IS
FOR SALE-One large, sound mare also
one fine fresh COW. Inquire 702 $. Feb
low St 4S2-u
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REBUILT BICYCLES nc low prices. VI:
l. Gelman, 10 ). Michigan ST. S0@-u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Magnificent home on Riverside dr.. To-
Gated high above south bank Of beauti-
full st. Joe. Ten rooms, three vesti-
hules sun parlor. breakfast and sewing
room oak, ivory and mahogany finish (;
fireplace. tiled bath, shower. laundry, ga
rage, shruhbery. Price very reasonable.
Call for appointment.
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FARMS.
WORDEN REALTY CO.


Twenty acre land near car line on
paved highway, seven acres timber. 500
frult trees, land under cultivation, pleas
ant cottage, horse. COWS. poultry, engine
and farming tools, ali so. Price s. 500.
terms.
Six acres land. partly cultivated; new
cottage, near car line and paved high
way; COW. horse. poultry, tools, etc. all
90. Price $500; 500 cash.
50 acres good land, five miles from
courthouse, lsrge bank barn and ofher
buildings, beautiful home. large orchard
IL acres white oak timber, eight ncres
summer pasture. This farm rs prosper
GUS Price 5000. terms.
We have farms OF large and small
acreage which can be bought on terms.
See US before you Duy
WOkDEN REALTY co
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Mail A4o-. open evenings
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