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Evening journal., 1921-08-02
AmnwsemnemGs
TOY HINT TO-DAY.

The Toy Hunt at Brandywine
Springs Park this afternoon is ex-
pected to bring together the largest
crowd OF children OF the present
season. The little people are de-
lighted with the new feature which
has been added to the entertain
Evening journal., 1921-08-02
DANCE ON RIVER BoATs.

Boats OF the Wilson Line leaving
Wilmington at and p. m., on
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
saturday evenings of this week, will
carry full orchestras for dancing as
usual. Those desiring 10 make the
Trip are allowed to park their auto
mobiles in the freight yard OF the
company which is a big accommoda-
tion for those who desire to drive
home in their cars after the trip.
Evening journal., 1921-08-02

ment In addition to the search for
$50 or more toys which is held each
Tuesday. the little people give an
entertainment and the child perform
er receiving the greatest applause
is given cash prize. Mrs. James e.
Henry, who is a great friend Of the
children, also enterraIns them and
sings for them. These toy hunts
are given each Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-08-02
IF TOO Salty.

Brown sugar is excellent for
counteracting the too strong taste
of salt. Stir a little of it into the
gravy. vegetable or soup and you'll
find the salt taste killed.
Evening journal., 1921-08-02

Mattresses and cooks and domes-
tics should watch the Want Ads
carefully for good positions.
Evening journal., 1921-08-02
AT THE PARKWAY.

Musical programs that fit the pic
lures are a popular feature OF the
Parkway Theatre, Delaware avenue
and Adams street The programs
are furnished by the Parkway String
Orchestra, of five pieces, under the
direction OF ]. Norris Robinson. who
will also play with the orchestra
Though the Parkway is n big house,
all on one floor and seating 1900
persons, this string orchestra is Just
the right thing for the house be-
cause, while adding just the right
touch to the charm Of the pictures,
II is kept quietly in the background.
The feature picture today and to-
morrow is Allen Holubar's spectac-
ular love drama. "Men-Woman-
Marriage" starring Dorothy Phil
lips and James Kirkwood. The
added attractions are the Boxwood
comedy, The ToonerVille Trolley
That Meets All Trains" and the
Kinsto Review. Jackie Coogan,
celebrated as The Kid" with Charlie
Chaplin, stars in "Peck's Bad Boy,
that will start on Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Chantannna. Lnnn , IN :.

Word has been received from the
SwarJhmore ChautauQua Association
that the Wilmington ChautauQua tor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
FEDERAL INCOME TAX FACTS.

Salaries paid % state employees. in
Guiding also employees Of town county.
or hamlet are exempt from Federal
income taxation Thousands Of per
sons engaged ia business for them
selves. or as employees in private bust
ness receive such additional compcnsa
tlur. IA storekeeper may be elected
mayor IL his town The amount paid
for such service should he entered or
his income tax return, but il is not
taxable.
State employees however must con
slider carefully their income from al
other sources. r. excluding the
amounts paid them ny the state il
equals or exceeds 81 900 or 81 900 az
cording 10 their marital status. re-
turn of income must be filed and the
tax paid on net income in excess Of
those amounts.
The return must be sworn TO before
notary or other person authorized
10 administer an oath. The tax may
be paid in fun at the time OF fling the
rettirn or III four equal installments
due on or before March Is. June Is
. September s, and December 10, 1921
~ least one fourth Of the amount due
must accompany the fling OF the re-
turn.
Salary exemptions allowed State en-
Iioyes do not apply 70 employees OF the
Federal government, such. for exam
pie. as postrnasters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
MANY PATRIOTIC
EVENTSLAST NIGHT
Thousands of Persons Paid TFib-
ute to the Memory OF George
Washington.

Made UP" in the character and cos
tune of George Washington. in which
he had appeared the night before in the
tahlcaux at the Public Building. Charles
+. Ernst director Of the Community
Service. yesterday visited number or
the meetings where washington
Birthday celebrations were being held.
thus giving q sense Of reality TO the
stories told of various visits OF Pater
Patriae" TO the city in times gone by
A paper relating to these visits was
read by John L. Nields. I'm the Pubic
RuildinE; at the end of the pilgrim
age" to historic spots. yesterday after
noon. The points visited were the old
City Hall. Old Swedes church. the
monument at The Rocks" the old Inn
Third and Market streets. Friends
Meeting House. the Headquarters
House" at Third and West. the Tatnall
and Rumford houses over the Brandy
wine and Leas Mills.
John s. Rossen and Mrs. Frank II.
Garrett and Miss Anna Ferris accom-
panied the party. which had as guard
of honor a squad Of Boy Scouts.
The Clayton Community League held
a large meeting in Union fire house,
which was addressed by city Solicitor
John w. Huxley. Jr., and Miss Alice
Samworth. Music was furnished by
WhitenaCk's orchestra.
The Pine Ncighborhood Association
met at Fifth and French streets last
night and listened TO addresses by May
or William G. Taylor. Samuel III. Bayn-
ard and Charles +. Ernst.
A well attended meeting of the Be
nevolent Pioneer Literary Association
in the rooms at Ninth and Market
streets. was addressed by A. j. Barrett
of Washington ID. G.. first secretary oi
the l[ of d. In his speech Of welcome
L. W Mccarthy, the president alluded
to the large number Of Catholics VIII,
fought under the flag OF Washington
during tho war ot the Revolution. The
ST HedwlE orchestra furnished music
4 colonial entertainment was given
by the women Of the Swedish NJ. r
Church AZ Eleventh and Heald streets
Tho Madison Neighborhood Associa
tion had a celebration At its first oper
house last evening. Former Senator
/ Thomas NJ. Monaghan presided. Johr
t. Malloy told Of the life and work oi
Washington. Mr.. Monaghan described
The plan Of organization Of the associa-
/ ton The girls II the Bluehird Club re.
/ peated their program Of yesterday
morning III the Queen Theatre. Gcorg,
/ Lynch. Jr.. sang several solos. Twenty
/ small girls gave \ hac drill and A. 1.
/ Joslin assisted in the entertainment
which was followed ~ a dance
I At the Peoples Settlement th'
+ Brownie Scouts rendered an intcrestinl
exhibition of marching. The cir
/ Scouts gave j formation program. Tn,
senior girls gave an exhibition Of fame,
marching and sernaphore work SCou
4 songs were sung ny the entire assem-
blaCe Five girls were taken in Al
+. seCOrd-ciaSs Scouts.
The BuSincss and Professional Wo
mems C2uh celebrated tho day with te,
and card party NJ their headquarters
SIS West street as did the Tnternatfona
4 SUNSHINE Society at 1909 Delaware ave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
SCHUCK IS CONVICTED
OF MURDER OF PAUL
jury Reaches Verdict in About
One Hour; He and James to
Pay Death Penalty.

Camden. n. j.. Feb. 23.-The fight to
save Raymond w. Schuck from the
electric chair for his share In the KILL
ing Of David s. Paul will be based on
the plea the convicted slayer is insane.
This was said today by Schuck's
father in commenting on the tury's YER
dict yesterday which found his son
guilty without a recommendation for
mercy.
The verdict is equivalent 70 a sen
tencc OF death under the laws Of New
Jersey.
Carrow has fifteen days after sen
tcnce is imposed in which 70 file an
appeal SChuCk will be sentenced Fri
day at 2 p. M. with his convicted part
ncr. Frank J. James. by Supreme Court
Justice katzcnbach.
Carrows appeal will stay the execu-
tion untI decision by a higher court.
probably next fall.
Camden. y. j.. Feb o3-Raymond
w SchuCk was found guilty Of murder
ir the FIRST degree yesterday by jury
III the Camden Criminal Court. The jury
was ont about an hour and returned
its verdict without recommendation
for judicial clemency. which means
that Schuck will be sentenced to death
Schuck WAS convicted Of robbinE and
Iilhng David ; Paul a bank mcssen-
ger. last October
Supreme Court Justice katzenbach Of
Trenton. who presided NJ the trial. an
nounccd that the convicted man would
h. sentenced next Friday Frank J.
! James. co-defcndaut with Schuck. who
Was found guilty ia December. will be
! sentenced al the same time Counsel
! for Schuck announced that he would
| appeal from the verdict The defence
4 had hoped that the jury would recon-
mend mercy and have Schuck sent 10
4 prison FOR life instead of 70 the electric
chair
His wife was not in court For a
/ time she insisted on being present when
4 the jury returned. but her friends pre-
vailed upon her 70 remain away
I The killing Of Paul occurred October
/ s. after he had started from the Broad
/ way Trust Company Of Camden a.
! Philadelphia with $4,000 in cash and
I checks Hts body was found in "a shal
/ low grave III the thick pine woods OF
1 burlington county. y.
James was the last man seen with
Paul The police said that both he and
| Schuck made confessions. The state
/ nlents differed as 10 who did the Killing
4 James admitted that he struck Pau
but maintained that Schuck delivered
the final blaws The latter said he die
not strike Paul and did not know that
! James intended 20 rob him. but was
/ afraid 10 interfere
When lawyers in the court room
/ started 70 conEratulate Prosecutor Vol
verton on winning the case. he shoof
his head and slipped out OF the court
room. II is generally believed that h.
is opposed 70 capital punishment
though he fought for II in Schuck
case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
WEDNESDAY TO Be
"GRANGERS' DAY"
Auto Dealers Arrange Special
Program for Their En-
tertainment.

w.arssaav of next week at the auto
,,,,nua .,xhihit will be Crangers' Day.
Its one Of the two market days oi the
xvcalk and because many farmers are
sure 70 be i'm this city on that day. the
p,e,,,hars of the Wilmington Trade
Automohile Association are planning for
sn,..ial attractions for them on nat
daN.
tho Auditorium. the dealers are arraug-
ING for special displays of trucks and
tractors at their various places of bust
ness. II a farmer wants to learn some
hing Of how tho automobile may aid
him in raising vegetables and grain, he
will he whiskcd off 10 the headquarters
of some dealer and given n demonstra-
tIon or al least an explanation of what
tractors and trucks will do for him.
Many OF the farmers now bring their
produce to market either in touring cars
ar trucks. and are Just as much inter
ested. many of them more so, In what
is new in the motor world than the city
man Its business with them, whereas
with the city man motor car is often
times simply luxury.
How an ordinary touring car may
b. used TO clear roads of snow was
demonstrated this week. \ plough was
either attached ahead OF car or be-
hind II and the rest was simply directing
tho car. The farmers have been quick
T. realiz, this fact and are taking ad-
vantage Of the many new varied uses
e. which "A motor may be put.
Music will he one of the many pleas
irc features at the show this year
which opens on February 2S. Halli-
wells orchestra of eight pieces Will
play every afternoon and the Original
Six VIII furnish a new program every
,.veninG At each concert there viii be
enc request number. That Is. the
selection considered the most popular
ly those attending the display amy
afternoon or evening can be called for
and played.
Besides this there VIII be special num-
b,rx Miss Gladys Dashiell. talented
,ianlst will render selections on Thurs
dav evening. which IS 70 be known as
society night. and on other special oc-
casions there Will be extra numbers.
Thursday will be devoted to the ladies
The dealers VIII have displays Of closed
cars and Will have special corps q
ss,s people on hand 70 explain every
C.tH II the cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

Gail 22OO-ask for ad taker. Every
Evening classified department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
iiarf Giee Club

The Wilart Glee Club met az the
home Of Miss Maize +. Read. No. 2133
Market street on Wednesday evening.
After the meeting. games and dancing
were enjoyed Miss Rebecca NOVEL; az
compenied by John West. entertained
with music The club Will meet at the
home of Miss Dorothy Def1nbauld No.
40 Vandever avenue this evening at ;
o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
IHREE AFTER POSTMASTERSHIP

c.rtcl1ll,. Nd Feb 43-Three
candidates are in the fight for the
l.oStmastership Of Queenstown. ac-
. rdIng 10 latest reports. Following
announcement that the United States
...rat. would confirm none Of the ap-
..rtrutnts II President Wilson Re
l,.b4cars began active efforts 70 land
af.S in me various sections. The
? u. 80. said 70 be Miss Susie Bryan.
f.trrs r. Roberts and George Z. Lane.
'e. tr.saut postnltstress is Mrs Clara
= N4#~tor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
BROTHERHOOD AND UNITY.
Manifest at the Barnhart Community
Chorus singing Last Night

rba regular Tuesday evening re-
; l.arsal cf The Barnhart chorus al the
hltgh School last evening was given
t,o 70 practise on the Gounod sane
i,.ts" and the Gaul Holy city" which II
H- PLANNED 70 present al a concert on
~, sunday after Easter as engage
,.rts for the intervening Sundays
III. up Mr. Raruharts time
a. the close Of the sing. the leader
smoke briefly Or the purpose underlying
~ work here and elsewhere. which
l.,s beyond mere music. which Is but a
r.ears ta an end. the atmosphere which
ii creates faHorlus the development OF
fft,ang brotherhood and unity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
ASSOCIATIONS DINNER

rae Wuulug gtoa Chapter Of the Amer
.r N~~U, .at3.n cf Engineers VIII At
dar,: and meeting il the Gold
ll. II -h, Wilmington Dining R5om,
IarE,t street tomorrow evening a.
knot Ihl. evening. as erronedusly
a.eg6 i, j morning paper. The
ttI., membership includes al
tlis The architectural and en-
.,ttt- professions and il has for its
,a.et tn, furtherIng Of the technical
mis- interests z. D. Rogers. 6Q4
: .utn Grant avenue. Is secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
WANTS STATE OF MANHATTAN.
New York Legislator Wants Congress
10 Create 10Th.

Albany Feb, 23.-Senator Gothic ef
New York city wants Congress 10 ere
ate a forty ninth State. the State Of
Manhattan. with all territory within
the city of New York included. In con
current resolution introduced Monday
senator Cotillo asked the Legislature
10 rnemor.alize Congress 10 take the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

necessary action Similar bills in for
mer years have reached the scrap heap
quickly.
senator Cotillo declares that the 5000
600 inhabitants OF New York City con
stltute a community socially and indus
triany separate from the inhabitants OF
the rest Of the State"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Police ReguIa ton of Movies.

-. February IS. DR.. Wilbur F. Crafts
other reformers who are co-operat-
with reforners on the inside Of the
otion picture business for better films
1,.u have hearing before the Com
issioners Of the District Of Columbia
~ n behalf Of censorship but for one
- the two methods Of reform proposed
Pictorial Review for February by
.er1auin p Hampton. president Of
ar film producing companies. and vice
residCut Of another. Local police
lowers are 70 be invoked in many
ties against pictures too strongly sur
aare.d with the sex thrill, which Dr
crafts charges has become the objective
e, large proportion of photoplays q
H. same extent that the alcoholic
laE was the chief objective in the
o'd-tirne saloon.
Gail 220O-ask for ad taker. Every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Get Your Free
Garden Book Now

II II TOO early for spade work, but not
TOO early for hesdwork.
Good gardening takes brains az well ar
muscle Now is the time TO plant your
garden, lay il off, get your seeds.
Remember, most gardens are started
100 late
Steal a march on the season by sending
10 our Washington Information Bureau
for your government garden book. There
Is q special book for North, for South,
and for the city gardener.
Use the attached coupon, write your
uarne and address plainly, and send two
cents 10 stamps for return postage.
,.tt+ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt+t I
Frederic ] Haskin, Director, II
The Wilmington Every Evening +
Information Bureau II
Washington, ID. G II
! enclose herewith two cents Ia II
I. stamps for return postage on free Il
!. copy Of the Garden Book. II
= Name ~ ......-.. II
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

-1lS .,ar .~ S, Geduled Err -l-
Tn.-ts EIGHT million na1.a1g "a .tcke
vye.- ~cic -Ee at-d -fetes a-
r-ar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

Quick results. small costs; use Every
Evening want ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
D. Tho CnesapeaEc Hud ONO Railway
Company.
NOTICE OF A.,NIAI MlI..rtS,,

-NCiiSf Vt
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN tnat In,
hunua! Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Chesapeake aEd ONO Railway CON
pany Will be he'd. IN provided in The By.
avs. AT the general UiiiCe OF tne Com.
pAny IN the cay OF Richmond. Sirs!nia
on Tuesday the i1!n day of ApriL wi
at eleven O'Clock a. Al.
llJ for Tie election OF directors:
(2l TO approve and consent 10 By yot,
or OTHERWISE as n'ay be provided by law
Rnc suO)eSt 10 any necessary App:oSA ~
or COEscn, by puOlIc AUTHORITY. the lyass
to the Company. OF the acquisition uIu.r-
vie. uy the COMPANY !! anu to tho c1iea,
authorized " Ian. OF the railroAu and
OF The CHESAPEAKE a"l ono Kai.may
Comp OF IIIulaaA. ia winch the Com
PAM owns suostaLti.i!y a.. tuv gapItAI
az TO authorize and conscn, 10 IN,
form aud trIIIIs OF any !Hs;Iulnyut ,,f
leaav Olacf".se ga tu- pIe.1.s., thai
ma, 10 submitted ~ thr mectIng
Action thv!rtOiuEc tanun OF tItaur.xvI or
the BOARD Of Directors or " the s.Iecu,
tIsu COMMITTEE OF Jne COu!,aH, Na,tt,,r
pursuant 20 any previous auIAJT.zAtlOn ny
the stvCknO.dCIs vi utnCENIse may he
submitted 10 toe meeting. aud
90 to transact huCL other Oustn.>s
a. may lswiu!!y come O,iocv the meeting
a. the O.!yc Of tnu company. No. 81
b.UaG~a,. Se@ YORK C.l.. On satu:day
The i3tn day y; AiaICn. 1874. at lively.
o'cioch noon. ana WAL uv I,oyen-l on
"Wednesday the svtn day OF Auril 1871
4, lei. o'clock a. 81
Hy order OF tn" Board OF Dircctors
A IkEFNETT. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
II. I. RlCiiESOS e. CO.
Realtors.
TRUSTEE ) AUCTION SALE
OF VACANT I.NSn


In execution oil a certain deed az
trust [" tn" undersigned. dated March
- recorded IN tho Clerks o.
acc. Richmond Chunccry Court. in
-. Is ',-b. page ld5. default nav
ing been made in the payment OF a
part al tho Gn6t therein secured. and
being required so TO do by the bcne-
ac!ary. ~ VIII sell at public auction
al IN" kicSmond Real Estate Elk
change. - North %tuth street. on
MONDAY. April. ii. 1921.
At II o'C!oCh \. NJ.
"a part OF tn. real estate convcycd he
mo SAID d"cd. described as follow
NJ that lot OF land an the city OF,
iHrnmpnd. Va. on the east limo os
rum street, beginning 3JS zee. III
incncs north OF Baker street. theme.
running nurthward!y and fronting on
tn" east line Of Fifth street G. f..t
inches. thence back between parallel
nuc l22 :,ot TO an alley Is foe, wide.
TERMS: cash.
rRASK :. RICIIESOE,
ROBERT 9. BAYLISS.
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
gh Grade Positions Are Offered Thru I'D Want Ads
REiL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

HOMES Oh easy Terms. Walter Schnaf.
C'utr1. National Bank Building.
| MUST SELL my We" log cabin. with
it, is-arre patch 90 mountain Ills uil
Trout Brook. not TOO near. hut not too
t,r from Kings highway Every honey
moun"r that ever saw II begged m" Tor
X. Now I must sell before lSt of May.
l'rig". SHoo Nillor's Rule. Andrew Me
Nudryw. Connolly SPRINGS. y =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Special
Commissioners Sale
f:rpS ErrS Il Co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs


pursuant To II decree of the f,h
cory Court OF the city OF Itichrnona
tht"r"d on tn. 18th day OF APRIL. lg9i
III IN" suit OF Dora Whitlock Saxhv
'tc' Hs. Mary T.. Smiths cxecu,oy
etc. shall offer for sale at puhIio
auction at the premises on
TUESDAY, APRIL y, 1921.
=. $50 o'c!oc.5. i. NJ
that certain lot or parcel of Iond t.
the city of Richmond. virginia. wi,h
the t"o-story frame dwelling. tuorn
on 30. llOl North Twrntynrs,
street. ana all other improvements.
~ Inc northeast corner OF O nn;
twenty first streets, fronting tbir,W
three $3.50 feet on the cast.rn ~.
OF lWcnt%- irst street. and runni,,,
BACK alright angles. between naraI
Ia! lines one Of which Is the nortI
crn line Of - Street. one hundrcb -,
twenty iirc G2j) feet nine 90 inchc,,
TO an alley fourteen 90 feet via
TERMS: onc-third cash. and ,h.
residu" IN three equal instnIIrn.n,,
az SIN. t""lv" and eighteen month";
from IN" dag of sale. FOR ucroti;,hio
notes with interest added tho ,i,Ia
I" be retained until all tho purcbasn
MONEY IS paid aud ia" convcyance or-
d"rcd by tho court. or for an c,,.
4, the option Q: .Ae :::-chaso..
JOHN y. ctTClilNS
Special Commlssioncr.
c"r,t:y thar the bond required nv
tn" aforementioned decree mas neon
gwen. CiiAS. o. SANILLE.
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
OFFICE Of CITY COMpTROLI,EN.
Room 1913. city Hall.
RICHMOND LAND COEpORATION.
ono" of tho secretary.

KlrhWOnd. Va. NpTil T. 1871
Notice Is hereby E!vc., that the ar!nua,
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of the NiCh,
moEd Land CCrpOTdt!pn wilI be held ~ Its
Office" Room @U2. lirOad Street St,tinn
htchmond Va on Monday. ,hc is,h DAY
OF Apr.l. 1871. at - o'clock ~. II.
The STOCK transfer book. viii bo ,.Insrb
at O'Clock T.. VI. Tuesday. Apri . 1871
April -. 1894.
NORMAN CALL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

"A acres Of highly
improved land, ~
room residence. in
large grove, one-half
mile of Ellerson Sta
ton, six miles of Rich
mond. Price, $4,000.
20 acres and Groom
residence, usual out
buildings, 3 miles of
Ellerson. Stream on
place; fine location for
fish pond. Price,
$4,000.
81. acres with ex-
cellent 10-room, thor
oughly modern resi-
dence; hot water heat,
electric lights, water.
ETC.; only few minutes
of electric line. This
is a splendidly located
pro perty, in fine
neighborhood. Cheap to
quick buyer.
$50 acres in Abe
marie County, tw o
miles from Charlottes-
vile. Dwelling of 10
rooms located in beau
tiful grove, tenant
house. This farm is
splcndidly equipped
for dairying or stock
raising. 50 acres in
blue grass. This is a
very highly improved
farm and is offered at
an attractive price for
a quick sale.
20 acres close to
Country Club; -
room, thoroughly mod
crn residence, with
usual outbuildings. Of
fered at a bargain.
PARK AVENUE
5-room, thoroughly
modern and very at
tractive bungalo w.
Dandy location. Price,
$6,750.00.
S. FOURTH ST.
9 rooms, in good con-
dition. Rental S42O.
Price, So, 10000.
SEMINARY AVE.
Very attractive s.
room residence, two
baths, all modern con-
veniences, including
garage. Owner very
anxious to sell.
HIGHLAND PARK
ADDITION
New residence Of s
rooms and bath, thor
oughly modern. Price,
$500.
GARRETT & CO,
1112 f. MAIN ST.
5ISIe Sor.h sixth Street. S rooms. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

FOR SALE direct from owner. AZ q bar
gain, my clsh;-rocm modern I-NaiCg
heated house. with lark" front. slide and
back porChc>. nice huth, Just outside
city. WCs;huIUpton car line. Ideal lcca-
tion; city water. electric lights. garage
chicken house. with Wired KUN. SER
van;S house, good stable. young bear
Ing orchard ahou, 80 trees. nice gard u
all planted; beautiful Lawn; lHrEc OAK
grove, about - acres VI EruGud Inn
mediate possession. Act GuiCE. as this
house MAS huilt FOR home ANA wl'i
not last long IN such nn advancing
section at the price Sit,5ov. trrus Ia
suit. BOX II ilG. Th" Dispatch
FOUR ROOM house IN coiorod nc.shbor.
hood at real barES'n. $500 cash. bal
ance on easy terms Vii ACCEPT Liberty
bono as alst payment BOA II i-s. Tho
Disyaf oh.