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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
PRESIDENT SPEAKS
TO THOUSANDS IN
TWO GEORGIA CITIES
,ContInucd From First Paee)

continued From First PaGe.)
streets despite "a drizzling rain whicn
fell part OF the afternoon
So great was the crowd which
jammed about the Grady Monument
in the downtown section that many
could not hear. and those on the
outskirts made such n disturbance
that the President twice interrupted
his speech to try to quiet them. The
noise continued. however, so that Mr.
Harding had To tax his voice TO maze
it carry even to those nearby. At
last IL force Of police reserves joined
the soldiers and cadets assigned 10
preserve order.
Following his address the Pres,-
dent was escorted TO the Georgian
Terrace Hotel where he was rendered
ii short reception before his special
train departed for Washington.
Witnesses Minnie Warfare.
The Presidents visits to Atlanta
and Columbus followed an early
morning stop at the infantry school
at camp Benning, where the chief
executive saw a realistic demonstrn-
ton Of an infantry attack in which
all the forms OF fire of real warfare
were brought into play. In a spcccn
later at the luncheon here. Secrc-
tary Weeks. Of the War Department,
4 member or the presidential party.
prs iscG tho spectacle and declared
that Camp Ecnning was one of ,n-
things that should not be scrappcd"
in the aftcrwar cleanup.
During the days speech MAX ing
Mr.. Harding did not again mention
the race problem, on which he de-
livcred an address yesterday in Birm-
ingham. Another member OF his
Cabinet. however, Secretary Fail, OF
tho Interior Department, alluded To
the Birmingham address at today s
luncheon. AS one OF the greatest de-
livcrances ever addressed TO tho
American people. ~ wan to say to
YOU" Said Secretary Fan, that when
the message OF the President, brought
10 the South and delivered at Birm-
inSham yesterday, is carried to all
tho people Of the South. it will DO
seen thai no man that ever spoke to
the people of the South has carried TO
the people OF the South a message
more in their interest"
The Presidents luncheon speech
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28

was very brief. and was confined to
Il rciteration OF his plea for national
unity and of understanding through
out the world
In lis Grady Monument speech, the
President drew an analogy between
the lessons OF tho War Between the
states ana those OF the world war.
and declared his hope that the spirit
OF reconciliation typ!fcd by Grady
would lind new expression in the
present demonstrations
we Americans" he said. "have
learned the lesson. on both the ma
ttonal and world scale we fought
our war Of sections and systems ana
decided forever for peace and unity.
Our own experience has taught that
We may hope that a like decision
would be reached by IL world reason
ing amid tho convictions which follow
IN the wake of 4 tragedy supreme"
me crowd which greeted the Presi-
dent earlier in the day at Columbus.
WAS so large his voice would not ca--
~ 10 its fringcs. and so tumultuous
IL could not bc Quoted for severo,
minutes after the President had COM.
L" stop. school children carryiur r.
american t'aGs, led the cheering and
sh"wercd Mrs. Harding with flowers.
Unable TO make himself heard from
INC car the President went to N
uuck In The center OF the railroad
ss"ru' where, as he spoke, Mrs. Hard
ms STOOD beside him, almost hidden
pE double armful of roses, carna
tions and chrysanthemums. He
pleaded that every thought OF 500
tiohhIism be put aside forever. de-,
caring his administration had been
hctuatcd by that sentiment in bring
ing ala To the cotton situation at
me same time that We were helpiny
me grain situation elsewhere"
In Neritnhlc Likeness
"t camp Rcnning the members o.
me presidential party. includin..
Secretary OF War Weeks. saw what
officers said was the most realistic
portrayal OF actual warfare ever
staged by American troops in prac-
Tee mancuvers. II was designed as
Il reproduction of the warfare of the
ArSonnc, and it lacked nothing. save
the return fire of an enemy TO make
the likeness perfect.
me body of attacking troops was
crack battalion OF the Twenty
NINTH Infantry. using service rifles
iieht ana heavy machine guns, Stoke,
ported by airplnncs. tanks and n bat-
terry OF 15s The attack was over n
front OF 500 yards and to n depth az
LOO yards in the direction Of Al bar
rem portion of the 100000 acre MILL
tary reservations
During his two-hour visit to the
camp the President also watched
student officers firing on the rifle
range. and made AN inspection OF IL
part ~ the camp equipment. lie OK
pressed particular interest in th..
vide scope of the instruction course
AMI he and Secretary Weeks asked
many questions about details OF the
training.
Tonight the War Secretary left the
presidential party To make an invcs-
LEGATION trip to the government nj
tratc plant at Muscle Shoals. Ala. at
the request of the President. Mr..
Harding himself expects to reach
Washington at II y. NJ. tomorrow
in time for the regular Friday Cabi.
net meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
IMPERIAL TOBACCO CO.
PAYS S140,O00 FOR LOTS
viii Construct Expensive Of
flee Building at Fifth and
Franklin Streets.

Deeds We're recorded in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday transferring
three pieces Of property at the north
west corner OF Fifth and Franklin
streets 10 the Imperial Tobacco Com
pany, Ltd. Of Great Britain and Ire
land. the total consideration being
'ii0.coO. 1t Is understood that the
t"hacc" company will tear down the
buildings uow occupying the property
and construct thereon It's PRINCIPAL
Office building Of stone and steel.
The property siccincd In the deeds
was "a follows:
The Bosltcr property. 42e Ean,
Franklin Street. now the property of
Mrs. Lucy Boshcr Janney. sister OF
the late Or. Lewis Crenshaw Kosher.
who bought tho property in 1905, pay
Ing therefor s22.50o. DIR. Boshcr add
ed $4,000 in improvements to the
building. The property fronts fifty
two feet on Fifth street and runs
back l20 feet on Franklin Street to
an alley.
l0i North Firth Street. owned by
Mrs. Alice Nicholas Williams. This
property was for years the home Of
the late Judge Edmund c. Minor. 1t
fronts twenty-five feet on Fifth
street.
loG North Fifth Street, owned by
Mrs. Frank ii. Mcclure. fronting
twenty-five feet.
The deed for the Norwood property.
los North Fifth Street, fronting
twenty-five feet. is included In the
purchase price. and the deed for the
same will probably be recorded to-
day.
The sale OF the property was
handled through Golsan & Nash. real
estate agents, IL North Eighth Street.
The Imperial Tobacco Company.
Ltd, ACQUIRES tract fronting lo4
feet on Fifth Street and running back
on Franklin Street 100 feet to an al
10y of double width. running north
from Franklin between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
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BOTH RESERVE DIVISION
IS MAKING PROGRESS
Adjutant Tierney, OF Richmoud.
Optimistic Over Outlook OF
Activities.

LSrecial to The Times Dispatch.1
STAuNToN. VA. oct. .7.-orEan-
ization Of the Eightieth Reserve hi.
vision is progressing Satisfactorily
according to Major James II. Ticrnev.
OF Richmond. adjutant. who was in
the city today on military business.
The War Department has adoptcd
the policy Of forming reserve di-
visions throughout the country. ana
reserve corps officers are being given
permanent assignments to these di-
Visions. in which cnlistments for
emergency service are being accented
establishment Of II battalion head
quarters In stanton is contaminated.
Tho Eighticth is to he II Virginia
division. pcrpetuatinG tho designation
ana railing heir TO the record OF the
Camp Lee division OF old Dominion
draft troops that won distinction in
the world war.
Colonel wilbur VI. Phelps, of Staun-
ton. has been designated division
surgeon. and attached to the Three
Hundred and Fifth Medical Regiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
When Your Complexion
Begins to Fade
You Can Bring Back That Tint
OF Youth.

When your complexion begins TO
fade. because of age or neglect. this
simple home treatment will delight
you--and il requires but few min
utcs each day.
Wash the face. hands. neck or arms
with warm water and Black and
White Soap. Lightly apply Beauty
Bleach. Allow it TO remain over
night. Next morning again cleanse
the skin bcautiher. sells for SOC;
Should you experience the least irrt-
tation. use just a little soothing Black
and White Cleansing Cream.
Elacl; and White Beauty Bleach,
the skin beautiiier sells for soc:
Black and White Soap csc, and Black
and White Cleansing Cream csc and
50c the package.
All drug stores and department.
stores sell and guarantee these and
other Rlack and White Toilet Prep
arations, Send for = copy of your
birthday ana Dream Book and Jeant.,
which tells you about the merits and
uses OF these high quality toilet re-
luisites. Address Dept. \, Plough,
Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE SIMPLE WAY TO
TREAT AND RELIEVE AT HOME,

II you have catarrh. catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused by ca
tarrh, or IL phlegm drops In your
throat and has caused catarrh OF the
stomach or bowels you will be glad
TO know that these distressing symp-
toms may be entirely overcome In.
many instances by the following
treatment, which you can easily pre-
pare in your own home at little cost
Secure from your druggist / ounce OF
Parmint Double StrenGthl. Talks
this home and add to It 4 pint of
hot water and Il little granuiated
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take ono
tablespoonful four times day. An
Improvement is sometimes noted after
the first days treatment Breathing
should become easy, while the dis
tressing head noises. headaches, dull
ness. cloudy thinking. etc. should
gradually disappear under tho tonic
action of the treatment. ss-'uf
smell. taste. defective hearing and
mucus dropping In the back OF the
throat are other symptoms which
suggest tho presence OF catarrh and
which may often he overcome bN,this
eilicacious treatment II Is said that
nearly ninety per cent OF all ear trou-
bleS are caused by catarrh and therc
must. therefore. he many people
whose hearing may be restored by
this simple. harmless, homo treat
mcnt.-Adv. ~""- ~
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By a. l.. ADAMSON
Real Estate Auctioncer
Trustees Auction Sale
OF a


30-AcRE FARM. WITH DWELLING
AID OUTBClLDINGS. ABOUT ~
MILES SOUTHEAST FROM MID.
LOTHIAN. IN iESTERFIEI.D
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
By virtu. OF "a deed OF trust from
Nathaniel T.. Willis. dated October 8.
1919, and recorded In the clerks office
OF Chesterfield Circuit Cour, in y. H..
lS5. page 2TS. default having been
made III the payment OF the four in
tcrcst notes Of sl2.2s each ana also
OF the Two year note of s40335, and
being required so TO do by tho holder
thereof, the undersigned trustee VIII
sell at pubic auction, in front Of
Hastings Court, Part H., South Rich
moud, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1921
Al IL O'Clock Noon,
the above farm Of 80 acres, NOR. or
less. bounced on the north by lands
oil Richard I.cpnIrd's estate. on east
by lands OF Stafford Phillips. south
by lands OF Albert johnson and west
by road separating this farm from
.amdS 81 John ONO! and Mr.. Hancock.
TERMS: Cash.
a. y. PETTIGREw.
~ Trustee.
.AuctiOncer.
4 l. . - 4 81
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Ey ii. T. RICHEsoN & co
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Lots "a and IS.
Block d
Colonial Place
HENEICo COUNTY. VA.

ia execution OF n certain decd NJ
trust 10 the undersigned. dated Feb.
ruary 2th, 1917, and recorded in tbe
clerks office of Iicnrico County Or
cunt Court in Deed Book 909-A nnpo
13", default having been made in n
part OF the debt therein secured and
uelng required so to do by tho hoILcr
.nc,Ioi' VIII sell by public auction.
on the promises. on "a
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4TH. 1921
at O'clock J.. NJ.
the real estate described IN said decd
As follows: "eeu
All these certain lots OF land. living
ana pcinS IN the County Of Uenrico
va, being lots 81 and 50. in MACK
~. -, as shown on the plat OF tho
property. Abbey Realty Coruoration
Ano"h as Colonial Place. section b.
rccoFocd in the clerks Office of lien,
rico county Circuit Court in Man
Book 8. page o." A'
TERMS: Enough in casl, to nav
Iii, lii expenses OF executing this trust.
Al paSt-duc taxes. pro-rala tIxcs 60
i32i, and to pay four notes for s27 M
each. one due February eth. igoS: ono
due August 9th. 1899; one due Feb
auary sath. 1871. anu one due Aurus,
I'th. l92l, together with interest
thereon from their Respective jnc
unlcS anu upon Il credit until Feb
,uary eth. 1899. for the sum az
s1a'.vV anu s2IOU. respectively, and
Az an1 residue; II any. at one year from
cate OF sale for note, with intercs,
added; all deferred payunents to ~
secured by decd OF trust on Tho said
property. 'h' saia
Il. w. LOBBAN,
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Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Miserv
-"Diapepsin"

''Pape'S Diapepsin" has proven it.
self the surest relief for Indigest ton.
Gases. Flntu!ence, Heartburn. Sour
ness. Fermentation or Stomach Dis
trcss caused by acidity. a few tab
lets give almost Immediate stomach
relief and shortly the stomach is cor
rected SO You can eat favorite foods
without fear. Large case costs only
few cents at drug store. Millions
helped annually.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Was Hurting All thr Thine.

Kidney trouble saps vitality and
"trength. II causes backachc, head
ache, stiff joints. sore muscles. shoot.
ing pains. John +. Brooks, lie S.
back was hurting me and I hal
pain in my right side. Since aii5.S
Foley Kidney Pills I feel no paI,, Il
ALL" Sold everywhcrc.--Adv.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Farmer
Wanted

Wanted. man ana wife for modern
farm In the best section OF Virginia.
Man TO take care Of farm. wife 10
look after dwelling.
Address sir. ii. ~. Brown Cismort
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By II. T Hichcson * Co,
Real Estate az Loans.
/ rustees' Auction Sale
Of two-story frame dwelling.

Of two-story frame dwelling
No. 30l3 East Franklin Street
In execution OF n certain deed Of
trust dated November 18TH, 1918. re-
inond, Chanccry Court In -. y. abO-B,
corded In the Clerks Office Of Rich
page AS, default having been made
In the payment of - portion OF the
d"bt thereby secured. ana being re-
CURED 30 10 do by the beneficiary. We
Viii sell at public auction. on tho
premises, ou
MONDAY. OCToBEI: ais,. 1921.
i;3O o'clock J.. NJ
the real estate described IN SAID decd
a. follows:
"An that certain lot, piece or par
col Of land with all tn. improvements
thereon. lying and being in the city
Of Richmond. Va. and bounded and
described as follows. to-wit: Com
incncing at a point on the south side
OF Franklin street. distant l"y feet. 3
inches west OF 3lSt street: thence
running wcstwurdly alon. the you,n
line OF Franklin street and fronting
thereon - feet. G inches. thence cS-
back from said front. between
parallel lines - feet. inches, the
western line extending through the
center of the partition wall on the
west and the eastern line. through the
center of tn. partition wall on th.
east Said property known As 30.
3ol. Eas; Franklin 81.
TERMS Cash.
FRANK &. HICIiESOS.
EOET. 6. BAiLlSS.
Trustees.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
| 3O8 James Street

ny virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
natcu october II. 1919. and recorded
IN Decd look 26l-A. page So in the
clerk once OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court 10 secure tho payment OF
certain notes therein described de-
iau!t having been made in IN. debt
theTeln secured. and being required
so 10 do by the beneficiary. ] will
s'!l at pnb!ic auction, on the prem
Uses. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER !. 1927.
Al $3.50 o'ciock.
or trust, as follows:
All mat certain lot. ri.c. or mar
eel OF land, win All ',hc improve
m.hts Thereon. lying and bcIn,; i'm inc
''S o. HIchmond. Va. and Euovn
as 80 1903 James Street and bounh.d
hnd described as follows. to-wit. Ia
inning at point on the west liz,
9i James Street, 100 feet north ~
'hIding street, thence running i, :.
n"F'hcriy direction and frouiint- -
thc sara west lire OF James SIR,
lprtE. hNc tf5D feet. thence b1cI, Sror,
1913 feet. '''c' i'hcs
TERMS: Cash.
.. HITLER.
Trustee
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FOR SALE.
NEW
HOMES

beautiful in design, up-to-the-mjn-
ntc IN planning and arrangement. and
punt for the abiding JOY and com
pleasure in showing Won thromrh
Terms can be arranged.
y. w. ROWE e SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
ModernBungalow

+ I'VE rooms, hot-watcr heat. hard
wood floors: owner leaving city.
bargain for ruIck buyer. See
CHAS. y. ROSE Co,
IS North Eighth Street
FARM
FOR SALE Or TRADE.
ll3 acres Of good rich land about
20 accrs clear and in Il high state OF
cultivation; on good pike and only
miles from Richmond
The improvements include a 7-room
bungalow, Groom tenant House horse
barn, hay barn and other good out
buildings.
The farm is inclosed with "a good
wire fence. II has ruuuin. water and
several springs.
win sell or trade. in par, or for its
fun value. Price. s2c,0Oo.00.
For further information. apply to
c. a. WEST
J. ID. Carnival e. son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
CIINS. +. RUEHRNUND.
Real Estate Agent.
Trustee S Auction Sale

ny virtue OF q certain decd OF trust.
dated December y, 1920. and recorded
in Deed Book 26SA. page 25t. in the
Clerks Office of the Richmond Chan
cery Court TO secure the payment OF
certain notes therein described. de-
fault having been made In the debt
therein secured. and being required
So to do by the beneficiary. ! wiz
sell at public auction, OH the prem
iscs, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1921.
At 1870 O'Clock,
tho real estate described In said deed
OF trust. aa follows:
One % certain lot or parcel OF
land situated In lienrico County and
State OF Virginia, being lot No. ll3
on plan OF lots owned by Jacob ".
Wilbur, said plan being made by y.
l.. Eliot Surveyor. dated November
4. 1910. and recorded in the Clerk )
ptficc OF the Circuit Court OF lIcnrico
County. in Plat Book No. .. page 20.
and known as BRoOkLAND TER
RACE, said lot having a frontage of
80 feet on LETTER Avenue.
TERMS: Cash.
II. w. GOODWIN.
Trustee.
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Lcsni Not.ccs
rs OllIlINANCE.
1Approvcd October u. .s2D

-. 'hppToscu October u. ,srll
i" require that every stree, car o,,-
atcd ON the streets Of The. CIV ar ~
'nohd shan b. oisratei by two persons.
conductor and tnotorman. exeep,
Under certain conditions.
hc II ordained ~ the Council ,b.
City or Kichmoni:
!. Ihai every street car operated on tn.
slteei' OF This city ah.!. be operated ny
'"o persons. - conductor and % ,uuto-.
man. uhl"ss AuCn car Was sprcI.!ly Lu.it
ahd constructed with a View TO TIA uu.r.
aIon ny ono man aud equipped ...c.
'Elcdiy anu otherwise with all t.cvgnized
ahd accepted devices dy.lEnst and cnIcu.
4Atci Tor ith tni. operation BY one man
ana Win due regard to Ito weight. Aiz.
ana capacity.
:. Nothing IN thu, ordinance ,hau D.,
construed as Intended to anec, or, dliali..
ish In any way tn. rights OF the C,;y o.
R1chmond under any c&Isiing franchise
70 iofOId or regulate tho operation ON
The streets OF Ihe city Of the ouc.rnan
1900
.. Any nerson who shan operate ca,
IN violation OF this ordinance ana any
company or corporation authorizinr ~,
Ieau'r!hS 'he operation OF "A street ca,
.n VOCATION OF It's provisions shall be liable
Than HOO and such operation OF each md
1,nsc.
=. This ordinance shall be in force from
4 ,rue copy-Tcsto:
ALF il. MCDOWELL.
--,--- Cty Clerk.
NiCltMoSD LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
~ Church Street.
New YORK.
October e .sci
Aot'ec !s hereby Eivcn that tho ANNA.
meeting OF thn TiooSholIcrs OF Elchrtot,I
locomotive work. {. 20 b.. held at IN.
Office OF the company on Hospital Street
mar NH street. IN the ci'y OF Richmond
County of Hri.icO. virginia ON w.Jnrs.
day. ihe sth day OF Novcinb-:. l;.l a:
u;O O'Clock In the forenoon. ,or tho
purpose OF clcciins directors and Officers
and FOR the tfanAdct!on OF such nthc,
business a. may properly come before ths
meeting.
W. SPENCER ROBERTSON.
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Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
Pier Foot w. Main st. Tel. I,eiI a.saa
RiCItMOSD-NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP co.
your company---solicitsy your busI.
ness; 36-hour service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re-
ccivcd daily. No det&y--lowcst
rates.
Phones: 81adison T6o-88
Randolph $500
usegEtS Ahp ksEaORTJ.
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STEAMSHIPS.
STEA MSHIPS.
FALL EXCURSIONS
BY SEA
BOSTON, S27

War Tax Per Cent Additional
Mchis ana Stntcro0m Accommodai lions ON
Steamer Included
- 49, , N"Iioih ..'....... saturday. J.. M.
que Boston ............ Monday. A Al
as''Ne. bpStob TUESDAY,
Due Norfolk ........ Thursiny ; a a.
During Month Of October
EITIJ. ISFOr NATION ~, ,.(,r
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
rs information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of PASSENGER Train,
lDaiiy. unleAs otherwise shown
DAILY except Sunday. 1 Sunday only
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SEABoARD AIR LIFE RAILWAY
IN ain - renf G.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 L. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
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CHAS. r. HCEiIIsAiUTD.
Real Estate Agent.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-05
Wentworth Home

There's a home bargain in Kenil- worth for you. It's beautifully located. five room brick pebble dash, modern to the minute and beautiful in it's ap- pointment; large rooms; also large screen sleeping porch: garage, lawn walks. Price, sS,50o. with good terms; is S1.500 under cost of lot and con- struction. Let me drive you out to this See me at IT North First Ave, or phone 5003.
 FRED A. DIBBLE. REALTOR m
Arizona republican., 1921-10-05
Do You Want

A dandy little l-r room screen porch bungalow located on Twelfth and East Moreland St, at price that you know is sacrifice. if you see the owners at 127 N. Center St.
 THE CAPITAL TRADING co. L
Arizona republican., 1921-10-05

FOR RENT Broom furnished, S30. broom modern house. s47.5o. 5-room furnished. s55. 7-room well furnished, s125. acres. good house, s55. E acre, furnished house, $50. Bolin Realty Go. 12 W. Van Buren, Tel. 4252. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-05
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street. Ovner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. U
 MYERS INVESTMENT co.
 aa N. First Ave. Phone 41o6. See Murken.
 10 acres. northeast, all in crop. Paige fences, good Improvements and shade. $6000; easy payments.
 20 acres on Orange road, nortneast, well improved, fine for grapes or fruit, $5000; half cash
 10 acres near Thomas and Asylum roads, $6000; good terms. VIII take umall house to $2,500.
 10 acres, fenced and in cultivation. Fine soil, no buildings. bh mics eouthwest. 1H miles to paved road, e5snn. +errna 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-05
California Trade

THREE acres for rent, lots of pas ture, fruit and shade. welFgood water and small house, s20 g month, water paid. Street Realty Co.,, 516 ". Wash
Arizona republican., 1921-10-05
10 FOR ENTERTAINMENTS

ONE and 4-room furnished apart n-ent, on car line. near school and library. Call at % So. 9th Ave n