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BUYER MUST BUILD
AS SELLER WISHES
III. T Sloane Reserves Right to
Approve Plans for House
Next His Own.

Dou2ias l.. Ellmar 2 Co. sold for
Henry T. Sloane OF W. & NJ sloane
the vacant plot, 21.6x100.5, at 16 East
Sixty-eighth street. adjoining ne latter 9
residence at No. Is. Mr.. Sloane secured
this property nearly twenty years ago
fran a speculative builder who had
purchased the site for the ostensible
purpose Of erecting thereon a large
houss which would have jeopardized the
light supply of the Sloane homo. The
new owner has agreed to erect on the
plot modern house In accordance with
plans approved by Mr.. Sloane.
Rumoyed Deal In Fifth Ave. Zone.
The nvc story dwellings at IS and 20
East F1fty-second street are report ed
10 havo changed hauds. although the
rurnor does not go 30 far as 10 -,aIne
the purchaser. No. 18 10 owned by the
Lizzie %. Lockwood Estate and ococ-
pies a riot 1Sx10o.5. No. 20 is 20x100.o
and In owned by tho Samuel Baooock
Estate
Many Fine Dwellings Sold.
William B. May Il Co. soid for Ade-
Iaide n. Toel 90 East Sixty-seventh
st-eet, near Madison avenue. four
story and basement dwelling. 27x1Oo,
valued at $125.000. The new owner VII!
build a dwelling ON the site for his own
occupancy.
Joseph G. Abranson purchased 264
West Ninety third street. Eve story
dwelling. 1sxI02, containing ten rooms
and three baths Brown Wheelook Com
pany were the brokers. and Messrs.
Mssten & Nichols represented the sell
le-s.
Charles A. Van Rensselaer, sold his
residence at 1870 East Fifty sixth street.
four story ard basement dwelling.
eox10O.5, near Lexington avenue. The
new owner Is DR.. David Nye Barrows,
who will occupy.
DeForest Grant. the tenant, purchased
the Ave story American basement, lS.sx
100, at 20 East Fifty-fourth street. val
ued at 100000, from Mrs. ]. Aymar.
Max Neuberger. tenant. bought the
four story and basement house at
East Ninety fourth street, 20x100. from
Carl Becker. who valued 1t at $4,000
Pepe g. Brother resold for Mrs. e.
De Rosa. 90 Leroy street, a three story
dwelling. 20xS0, to e. De Stilo and A
D Lonardo.
Robert Levens resold for Leonard Wei
81 East 129th street, three story dwell
ing. 2ox100, to Mrs. Rose Bell.
Clarence Mcmillan sold to the =
West Seventy third Street Corporate =
256 West Seventy-third street, a fcL
story dwelling, 20x102.2.
Ellen A. Slaven sold to Reid A. Kathan
1853 West Seventy-eighth street, four
story dwelling, 20x102.2.
Mary l.. Hitchings sold to the Huyler
Real Estate Corporation 264 West
Ninety-third street, five story dwelling,
19x100.S.
Henry Heineman sold to Malcolm Bax-
ter 32 West Ninety-sixth street. a four
story dwelling, 20x1008.
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph G. Abramson sold the two fam
lily dwelling at the northeast corner OF
261st street and Fieldston road, River
dale, 47xl12, held at 100000, to Benja-
min Walman, who will occupy. 1t Is a
frame and stucco ten room residence,
with garage.
James Montgomery Son sold the five
story flat 25X100, at BAL East 139th
street.
james Montgomery e. Son sold 34l
East t39th street. a fve story fat,
25x100.
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GcAD EnAIE

rare chance TO purchase in beautiful
scarseale genteman's new house and ga
rage: large living room with open fireplace,
dining room. pantry and Kitchen four large
master bedrooms and two tiled baths on
two finished rooms with connections for
bathroom fixtures; large plot with delight
ful trees; carefully restricted and among
neighbors of refinement and standing: an
attractive price TO quick buyer. THE LAND
BROKERAGE CO.. IL W. 34th ST. Fitz Roy
1870.
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.tMBOY ROAD-Cottage, eight large rooms.
corner. four and half acres: old owner
old price; bargain; easy terms. Apply Mrs.
WRIGHT, l13 Sheldon av., Annadale. Tel.
1027-W. Tottenville.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Westehester-sale or Rent.

Mrs. EDMUND ". DODrSE, Real Estate.
Ar Main ST.: tel. s+s. New Rochelle.
RYE. y. Y.-For rent furnished. three
months: ten bedrooms three baths. two
layatories large gas range, coal range. au-
tomato water heater: separate laundry:
fully screened; cool porch; on the water; old
trees. lovely view every direction: garage
for two cars and chauffeur's cottage: boat
house and use OF rowboat. Telephone Rye
COS
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Connecticut-saie or Rent.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

$4,000 SECURES TITLE, balance OF 5000
an easy term MORTGAGES. which can be paid
or In teW yeara. as you now pay rent.
Fine garage included. Permanent home,
everything modern and ready for oonupa ncy
NJ above price; no extras. steam heat, par
Guet floors. beautifuN decorated inside and
out. Select. sfri 7itential nelghborhood.
Water spo"'., or, country club. schools,
churches, markets. Nearly 900 feet eieva-
tion. no mosquitoes. Big living room. with
huge open fireplace. Many fine old oaks and
birches supply abundant shade. No servants
needed; electrically equipped throughout. In
cludirr electric range, vacuum cleaner.
washer. electric lights and base plugs. Bal
auce. after Initial payment, can Ne paid up.
with less money than you viii waste " Tent
tlie neNt few years. Investigate -. D..
WORCESTER, Suite 1912, 40 broadway,
y, G. rel 1922 Cortlandt.
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EGn RpOOKIYN SUBWAY OTIS
COO DNOONLAI ~ STATION A0 -
AT Absolute Executors Auction

To close the Estate of Stewart
McDougall, decd, by order os
Winfield S. McDougall, Robert
E. Swezy and VIM. w. Spence,
Executors, this property, con-
sisting of
$50 lots, two 2-fanily
brownstone dwellings, four
3 and A story apartments,
with stores, located on Fort
Hamilton Parkway, New
Utrecht, 9th, 9Th and 10th
Aves., and from And to 18th
Streets, will be sold at abso-
lutte auction.
70 per cent. can remain on
mortgage for three years at 6 "a.
Free title policies by the Title
Guarantee and Trust Co.
You Big Builders, Investors,
Speculators-you are BIG men.
You think in BIG terms. When
you buy or build you want BIG,
profitable units.
And you know th at the over
whelming demand for moderate
priced apartments within 5 miles
Of City Hall and near TRAN
SIT FACILITIES spells quick,
assured profits for the operators
fortunate enough to secure, AT
THEIR OWN PRICE, lots
that meet these requirements.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY
Long tsland--SaIe. or Rent.


cEDARlIURsT. l.. I.--Big bargain; for sale.
new stucco corner house, o bedrooms. 2
tiled bathrooms, sun parlor. large porch
steam heat, open fireplaces; lot I5xi50; all
12d st., city Phone Bryant 6373, or Far
Rockaway 1850. HARRY MILLER
FOR sALE-i52 acres. opposite Long Beach.
at Oceansde. l.. l., ready for development;
frontage on bay, also on city trolley line;
present owner required through foreclosure;
previous owner paid $4,000 for this prop
erty; MAKE AN OFFER. For map owner.
rh0AlAs q. KNIGHT, Titusville, ria.
OPPORTUNITY
1f you have 81 500 aud can furnish good
references you can have home built either
on your own Idea from our various plans
" one Of the finest high ground locations on
zone; 10 year old shade trees throughout the
ureriy: q foot sidewalks snd parking;
curbs all laid; sewernge. water, gas, electric
and telephone conduits Installed. Write
z % Herald. Herald 90.
PORT wASHINGToN-New roor1 Noves
large plot Of ground garage; ~ wovs-
merts: price $1,000 II. THOasP.- ~, Jps
Central ay,, brooklyn.
SEA EDGE BEACH. Via Freepor,. i. l.. for
sale; room house ocean front lot 5OxiOO;
price $1,000 vossEUB, 3T2 Front St.
iempsteed. I. 7.
vcstcbestsr--Saie or Rent.
AT LANCnMoNT MANoR-fdoal arrange
tains reception hall. living room. dining
room, library. kitchen, pantry, master bed
rooms. baths, . servants rooms stoatn
heat. gas and olectri, light. Garage. Large
corner plot within 2 blocks Of water Price
reduced 10 sls.ooo l.. sTEPHENs. Phone
larchmont 745.
DESIRABLE home that the owners really
want TO sell, White Plains. Pleasantville,
Chappaqua, Mount Kisco 81 ,Ono up.
GEORGE y. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE,
10 EAST 33D ST VANDERBILT 5ost.
FOR RENT OR SALE
IN LAWRENCE PARK. BRONXvfLLE.
NfW HOUSE, delightfully."- si'r. cd on the
hillside among fine old trees; convenient 10
Sfhgole. stores and station. rooms, 3
bnihs garage; plot io0x1oo: shown by ap-
1olntincnt SWALLOW & PRATT. md.
~ Palmer av., Bronxville. y. v. Tel. tisi.
LAKE MAHOPAC, n. Y.
BUNGALOW, rooms and bath, electric light,
on large plot. high ground; within minutes
walk Of station; permanent water rights;
for sale on easy terms OF VIII rent for
season. SYLvESTER fRoIIoCK. ~ W.
stth ST. Fitz Roy 1870.
MOUNT VERNON,
section plot 5Oyl0o feet: house adapted FOR
physician. dentist or private family; five
rooms on first floor. four and bath on second
and one on the third floor. hot water heat
snrago. price $1,000. mortgage con be ar
ranged 10 suit; owner anxious 20 sell viii
COOLEY REhLTY COMPANY.
g." Prospect av.. Mount Vernon, ~ y
Phone Illllcrest 3i0o-oi.
MT vERNoN-DEsrRABLE FURNISHED
HOUSES FOR SUMNER MONTHS.
COOLEY REALTY COMPANY.
MT. VERNON. y. Y. HILbCEEsr s1oo
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th Sc. to 5sth st. Qncinsive).
East River TO North River.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. l.
No. 80 Gardens Apartment: front. rooms
and bath: sum OF $3.50 to october !. unfur-
nished: sublet. Apply to Apt. or phone
Boulevard 6JS5.
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Borough Of Queens-sale or Rent.
Borough Of Richmond-saIe or Rent.

RICHMOND HILL~-Mdst sell at sacrifice,
tax exempt room home: payment and
terms to suit. Phone OTIS. Granercy 7iOi
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LADD & NICHOLS.
Tel. f717 Greenwich. Conn

STAMFORD.
Suburb, miles out. State road. I
rooms, acres, constructed entirely OF cob
blestones; bathrooms. extra iavatories:
Just completed; $35. 900: terms. Reply Owner,
Tho Cobbles. North Stamford av. Phone
Ctov fprdf
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Connccticut-saIe or Rent.

FOR SALE-Beautful farm in Berkshires,
200 II. above level; $50 acres run
ming trout brook; large lake could easily
be made: MODERN IL room house: three
acre tobacco sheds. stock barn for 40 head,
other outbuildlngs abundance Of fruit; suit
able for dairy tobacco farm or for
summer home or boarding place: can be
bought with without stock. tools and
planted crop. JOHN LICHDI, North
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. short walk to Inter
borough subway, an ideal house for sale
for small family of young married couple;
rooms, kitchen, bath and storeroom; par
quet floors, electricity; newly decorated
Apply HAI.BERr, 80 Lafayette sv.. B'kyn.
HENRY s. MOTT CO, city, country real
estate, 2s5 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. stsr-
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WkNTED. on year lease, unfurnished
room house apartment with screened
porch. D.. l.. and ". Railroad. restricted
Box IL, Herman ADV. Agency.
f3J broadway. ". Y.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

-FOUR story. American basement. 1s6x1os
100 modern baths; near college: In per
feet condition; all improvements bargain al
asking price. SLAwSON L HOBBS, 162 w
I'D st. Tel 7of0 Colurnbus
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westchesier.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS

FURNISHED room camp sleeping porch
bath. boat, ice. delightful place on Lake
Champisin. Tcl. iibs-W CfIAS.'H. CHE
NEY. white Plains. n. Y.
SUMMER RENTA1S-Furnished. new English
stucco home, twelve rooms, three baths.
shower, double garage: occupied by owner:
highest land IN Rochelle Heights. 1hone
New Rochelle ei6.
TO rent. furnished. for summer. IL rooms.
two ba'hs. ell improvements and cor'sn-
isnces: high cleva Ion: excellent view. lar.e
srouudr one car garage possession after
Jure -. Telephos lJSW White Plains.
WHITE PLA1Ns--Cor',3 ,3rtsbiy furnished
rooms or whole house. fof July and An
gust; al conVculeuces moderate g minutes
from station. rs Herald. $50 Dwey.
Connecticut.
FURNISHED home at Greenwich tf5 min
utes from New YorkD, 10 rooms, z baths.
convenient a. station Phone Owner. Harlem
$500 or Greenwich sii.
TO Rent--At Compo Beach. westport, Conn.
q elk room furnished cottage with all mod
sin improvements screened sleeping porches.
front and back porches, garage, electricity,
sc. Inquire A. PAPIsH, Denbury, Conn.
Phone u or 1864.
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Connecticut.
New Jersey.

AsBUEY pAIttS--California bungalow on
Deal Lake; water on three sides. seven
rooms. elegantly furnished, reasonable. J.
B. MOORE. ii07 y. Wanamassa Drive.
Phone s50J Asbury Park.
FURNISHED bungalow 20 rent a, lake
rforatcong. ~ Y. Address NJ A. STEW
ART. Lake Hopstcong. N. j.
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Above 59th st.-5th Av. TO East River.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

GRAND Av.. l2s-Loft 10 let. AXIS; splen-
did light. For particulars call A. y.
SCHNEIDER. Telephone Pennsylvania $3.50
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New York State-Sale or Rent.

FOR Sale-A beautiful home. furnished or
unfurnished. In Athens. on the Hudson. 100
miles from New York city, miles from
catslkills. and 20 minutes from New York
Central Railroad and Hudson River Day
Line at Hudson: large house of 13 rooms,
electric lights, bath room and conservatory.
also large greenhouse and servants rooms
in house at OF the lot: grounds beau
tifully laid out with flower beds. rose
bushes and shrubbery: new hot water plant
installed in 1917; this place Is suitable for
a summer home or for residence the year
around. Address II. +. DERNELL ESTATE.
Athens. n. Y.
HAINEs FALLS. n. Y.-Catskiil Mountains.
attractive Z room bungalow. wonderful
mountain views; ready for immediate occu-
pancy. Phone Astoria $40. or write. LIV-
ERMORE. Rivercrest. Astoria. l.. I.
MUST sell to close estate. farm ITO acres.
bordering on whaley Lake, miles long.
u mile from r. r. station and State road !;
16 room house, running water: Il. L. D..
mail and telephone good outbulldings and
fine fish pond: grand place for private
school or summer resort: price S13.0ou.
EVERETT r. DAVIS. Executor Estate.
Holmes. Dutchess county n. Y.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 5TH AV. NY.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

FIVE story American basement. lower West
Dos. near Drive: IA rooms, baths. cleo
trfcity, parquet throughout; vacant, a bar
gain. COUGHI4AN CI.ISBY, 200 w. 72d.
10TH ST, W.-Near park. 2ixi0:. story
and basement steam heat, electricity par
quet throughout; was held at S45 900; owner
will take s33. 600 ~ sold this week. COUGH
Ian & CIISHY. 600 W. Teh
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough of Brooklyn.

TO LET. furnished for July and August,
room house In fine residential section:
Christian family desired; convenient to sub.
way. Ii9 Herald, 18th ST.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
o--c---S"-">"-~--~
OWNER and builder needs S9.50o 20 complete
house worth 1900: eault. 5000 and other
securities; will pay liberallA ~ quick action.
McG.. care A. r. Rice. 20 ..landt st.
REAL ESTATE M CAGES
WEST ia5TH ST. TEL. HARLEM 500
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CHARLES BERLIN. ssss pwas-ManAsr
msnt. sales. loans.
..., For bargains BARGAINS in private dwelling.
The OUEENsBORO CoRroRATrON,
80 East 42d Ct. cor. Madison az.
From Battery to 18th St., Inclusive.
GREENWICH vILLAGE-vacant dwelling:
suitable alterations; price $13, 900. DUROSS,
1855 West 1ith.
WASHINGTON ST. below Cede.-one story
building. 23xSs. for sale at attractive price
s,,c,,. snd on easy terms; excellent location for
several important office buildings posses
sioa go days. WM. a. WHITE & SONS, 10
Cedar ST., phone John 300.
40 WEST 18TH ST.
Lot, 22xf03; three-story high
stoop dwelling; possession.
ii. J. SACHS CO.. So West 21st.
Above 18th st. to 5ath st. dncIusiye)
East River to North River.
EXCEPTIONAL vacant dwelling. 18th st..
sth-9th av., story. basement, attic. 13
rooms. bath. parquet floors. electricity; price
reasonable. DURoss. 1855 West 14th.
LEAVING city, sell reasonable factory build
ing; plenty light: Grand Central zone; a.
500 square feet OWNER. e6e7 Murray Hill.
Above 59th st.-5th Av. to East River.
SELECT list OF East Side dwellings for
sale y =. CASSIDY. 206 Broadway Tel
0942 Cort.andt.
TO settle an estate, story double flat. s06
East I'D ST.. 25x102; rents 81. .l6o: make
offer to executor. Box 30. 1929 Sd av.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
FIVE story American basement, lower West
Dos. near Drive: IA rooms. baths. cleo
tricity. parquet throughout; vacant. a bar
gain couGHI.AN CI.IsBY, 200 w. I'D.
18TH ST, W.-Near park. 21xi0:. 1 story
and basement. steam heat. electricity par
quet throughout: was held at $4,000; owner
will take So, 600 ~ sold this week. COUGH
Ian & C1IsBY. 200 W. 72d.
Borough of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-FOUR story. American basement. 1s.6x7ox
100; modern baths; near college: In per-
asking price. SLAwSON L HOBBS, 162 w
72d st. Tel. 7cio Columbus
Borough Of Bronx-sals Or fent.
MoLERNON BROS, REAL ESTATE,
12S w. Fordhem Road. Tel 0230 Ford.
Borough Of Brook,yn--sale or Rent.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. short walk to Inter
borough subway, an ideal house for sale
for small family of young married couple;
rooms, kitchen, bath and storeroom: par
quet floors, electricity; newly decorated
Apply HAI.BERr, 80 Lafayette sv.. Bklyn.
HENRY s. MOTT CO, city, country real
estate, 2s5 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. Ster-
ling 1888
Borough Of Queens-sale or Rent.
prrt1xfONyn trrrr ~. I'll =. ,<,
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Westchester.

FURNISHED homes and bungalows IN Pleas
antville. Chappaqua. Mount Kisco and Ka-
tonah. 500 up.
GEORGE r. ARCHER. REAL ESTATE.
10 EAST 43D ST. VANDERBILT 5OSl.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Westchestcr-Saie or Rent.
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Borough OF Bronx-saIs Or fent.
Borough Of Brook,yn-saIe or Rent.

MoLERNoN BROS, REAL ESTATE,
12S w. Fordhem Road. Tel. 0230 Ford
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-22
ST. ANDREWS HOLDS
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Memorial services were held in St
Andrews church Tuesday morning for
the diseased members of the parish
High Mass was observed at s o'clock
and brief memorial addresh was Civ
en- by Rev. ROell.. A large congrega-
tion attended the services for the for
mer pensioners and priests who had
passed away
Tuesday night the home coming and
social hour will be observed at the
church and a large attendance is ex-
pected.
The following members of st.
Andrews passed away during the past
year:
Anthony Morungulo. Il, Eros Krup-
pa, infant, Joseph dollhouse. 80, Carl
Chesing, 81, Bernadina Heiter. "a,
John Vogelgesang, 63, Sarah Vanmer,
70; Mary Jacobs. Frances Mitchell,
Samuel Deal, 65: TERESA Kutter 80;
Sophia NJ. Toschlog, 10. Elizabeth Gus
tin, 50; Mary Schwarzkopf. Katherine
Schwarzkopf, SO; Dorothy Waidele,
II, Joseph Schroeder, infant; Henry
Brokamp. %; Mary A J. Brokamp, 50,
Christina White, rs: Frank Lichten-
fels, 80, Stephen Schwarzkopt, infant
Louis E. Haager, infant; Margaret
Rak, 7, Clara Lahrman, q, Charles
II. Austermann, Sybil Aman, 80: Mar.
ia Bloemke, SO; Maurice Richard Yves
sci. infant; Josephine Brokamp. 81;
Bertha Hollarn, so; George Kuhlen-
beck, John MOTungulo, infant
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THIEF TAKES house
SLIPPERS FROM STORE

One pair of house slippers, valued
at about $3.50 were taken by a negro
from the Newark Shoe store Monday,
morning while \ c, Leblanc. manager
of the store was waiting on the mans
companion.
When the two entered one of 'he
men asked for a shoe in the back OF
the store. The other stayed near the
entrance. Leblanc got out the shoes
sold them to the man, and was wrap
ping them up when the other seized
two pairs of shoes and ran out the
door. Leblanc held the money and
the shoes which the other man had
purchased. telling him he must bring
back his companion.
Il tell you. boss, I amt agoin' to 60
aroun' wild dat Teller no more" said
the negro earnestly, after bringing his
companion back One pair of shoes
was returned. Leblanc did not miss
the house slippers until later in the
day.
The man who bought the shoes
apologized vclubly when his compan
ion left. He explained that the two
had just come from Boston, and that
his friend was recent acquaintance
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-22
YUKON MINERS TURN
TO POLITICAL GAME
CBy Associated Press)

DAWSON CITY, Y. T. Nov 90
The sturdy miners of the bleak Yukon.
whose thoughts have Teen centered
heretofore chiefly on gold and silver,
have turned to politics with unusual
zeal The campaign for the Yukon s
only seat in parliament which is be-
ing made on dog sleds by Major
George Black, conservative, and F. o.
Congdon, Liberal, has stirred their
rival constituents to the point of ex-
citment rivaling a strike Of pay dirt.
CongdOn cast his spell over the in
habitants of Whitehorse Friday night
and is now on a $50 mile rush to Daw-
son, where Major Black arrived Satur-
day from Mayo City, Yukon's new sill
yer camp. The candidates plan to
keep close to each others trail until
the election on Dec. 6.
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Short News of City

Stuart Accepts Position-Mr Fred
Stuart, who has been in the service
of the International Harvester com
pany, Richmond branch, as invoice
clerk, the past year, has accepted a
position with the Eben s. Baird Shoe
company. of Columbus, Ohio, as head
trimmer and decorator. Mr.. Stuart
has had broad experience in those
lines of work, having given up q po-
sition with the Baird company TO come
to Richmond.
Hold Annual Oonation-The Mar
garet Smith home is holding its an
nual donation week, as is customary
at Thanksgiving time. Canned goods
and all other foods will be acceptable.
1t is suggested for the benefit of per-
sons who cannot deliver their dona-
lions to the home that they order
something sent to the home from the
grocery when ordering their groceries
some day this week.
Directors to Meet-Directors of the
Chamber of Commerce were to meet
( in the rooms of the Chamber at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Regular
routine business matters will be
brought before the assembly.
Sues on Note-Suit on note for $410
was filed in Wayne circuit court Tues
day afternoon by Frank Waltz against
Charles Petty, both of this city.
Bank Takes Acton-The First Nat
| ional bank of Hagerstown filed suit
Tuesday afternoon against o. L. Viii
liams, Charles Petty and Albert Hind
man, all of this city, for $525.
Grant Marriage Licenses-Marriage
licenses issued Tuesday include the
following: Ray Weiss, of CenterviIIe.
and Jeanette Merkamp, of Richmond;
Orville Thomas and Ethel Shoemaker.
both of Richmond; Samuel Ernest
Clary, of Greenville, Ohio, and Helen
Gertrude Bennington, of this city.
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TEACHERS
TO ATTEND DISTRICT
CONVENTION, DEC. 3

Many teachers from this county are
expected to attend the sixth district
teachers convention, at Rushville, Sat
urday, Dec. ; The convention pro-
gram reached the office of county SUI
perintendent c. o. Williams Tuesday
morning.
Social Values of Various Subjects
in the School Curriculum is the sub
ject theme for the meeting. The morn
ing program will open at 9 o'clock.
The afternoon session will be started
at / o'clock. Robert ]. Alley, president
of Butler college, will speak in the
afternoon.
Superintendent Williams is secre-
tary and treasurer of the association.
G. A Steely of Richmond, and Jesse
Stevens, of Liberty, are members OF
the executive committee.
Miss SmeIser Speaks
speak on the value of translation ex-
ercises in the morning. j. Z. Maddy
is chairman of the fine art section.
Room q will be devoted to these
subjects.
E. +. Rice will speak on the value
of training Young people for citizen
ship. Jesse Griffith, also of this city,
will serve as chairman of the COM
mercial section.