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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
American Polo Four Wins

RaneIagh. England. May l0.-Members of
the .'mcrican polo team, consisting OF c. {.
Rumsey, Thomas Hitchcock Jr., J. Watson
Webb and Deygreux Milburn, won In q
practice game by a score Of goals 20 .
nraInst team made up Of the British
players. Colonel Dunbar and Major Barrett.
and the American PLAYERS, Earl Hopping and
LOUIS StoddRrd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
Billy MI,ke Finishes Mccarthy

81. Paul. MINI. May l0.--Biily Misko, o
St. Paul, knocked out Tommy Mccarthy, o.
LswiBtown. Mont. In the second round OF
scheduled ton-round bout here. They ar,
henyywoights
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
Protest Tax on Golf Good,

Chicago. May I0.-Resoiutions adopted /
the Western Golf Associa ton were forwartl
today to Representative Sichalas Longwork
of the House ways and means commits
The protest declares this tar exceeds n
rates imposed on commodities less essenth|
for tho betterment OF physical STANDARD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
Princeton Golfers Honored

Princeton. y. J.. May I0.--As a result
~ the continued success Of the Princeton
varsity golf team all Tiger links teams viii
hpnceforth b. members OF the University
Athletic Association. This Is the greatest
recognition for the ancient Scottish sport
here and mny he attributed largely 10 the
gtAte championship for the two successive
Years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
What May Happen
In Baseball TOday
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS =.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN, o, Philiics, Q tnrst gnme).
Phiiiies, 3, Brookiyn. 3 fsecond snmc)
tOniy sams schcduied)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit. Z, At. louis. o.
tOniy Game scheduled
TopAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ut Philadefpbia.
Pittsburgh, at Boston
81. Louis at New York
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at 81. Louis
~ Washinston at Cleveland.
New York Mt Detroit.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS
Reading, 10; Toronto.
Rochsater, D, Baltimore. o.
Jersey City, 49, syracuse, y.
Bufralo, o. Newark. 2.
TODAY's GAMES
RSading at Toronto.
baltimore at Rochester.
Jersey City 1T syracuse:
Newark t Buhalo.
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Negotiate Tor Gibbons. oreb Bout

Toledo, o., May l0.-Segotiations are un-
dor way for n twelve.round bout between
Tommy Gibbons and Harry Greb TO be staged
here the week Of June 20 under the auspices
tional convention ot which order Is to he
held here at that time
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c,eo.te Posts $4,000 Bond

Chicago, May Io.-Bond OF $4,000 has
been deposited In the states attorneys ofrice
yneriy with the White Sox indicted in con-
nection with the 1910 worlds series scandal.
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Purchase Pitcher From Cubs

Kansas City. NO., May i0.-The loca
club OF the American Association Announce =,
today the purchase Of Oscar Fuhr, left
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Seeks a Game for Saturday

The Rnckialr baseball team. hrst alr
champions Of the Delaware County Leagu"
wants a Rnme away from home this SRtur-
day. Phrne r. r. Callahan. Spruce 4S4l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
PUNCH VERSUS THE PEN
GRANTI.AND RICE

Of Dcathlcss Lines, often need yen! !!
Grab u from me, believe me, Reader,
The Punch Is mi0htier than the Pen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10

George Flkins and Francis Warner are
on Irrrs in tic Temporary body organized by
the Greens Committee chairman ut Hunt
irgIOn Valley last week
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First Double-Header Big DrGoing Card

they willing to go
out and support literally they anything to support
and
pleasure of getting double portion OF nv
still the
yesterday ue
did standing
Pills but they did nei
behind
but ar
At that somewhat with the h
weird hve In
eighth inning three base hit to brooklyn AT he
one at
Kontchy laid bu and brugs
ru.he5 of he had
lONard instead Of 100 feet ne ne"
rg
Honey perched third Myers then delivered
from
West Philadelphia High School famous went
morer to retire the side
might eighth
a Rawlings forced him moment
all leaned and stabbed Cy
The blow would been
not hand the
stepped double retiring the side
TEBOURVEAI the fore yesterday By driving :" IN"
the in the ~th
oab o WrghstOnc the second came hrou9"
with home run sail overth
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Pdddock's Records Al Hokun

Paddock busting worlds lot OF
"A whc Paddock
R he backward and had
the kddd
human being could travel fast
De ela combined
has the backing noted baseball writer
human form
that fast Said noted baseball writer probably "omnues and gets
Of
all ahoutn II
would the
of they
had in the
be he occupied
Ienn during
Anybody
couple Of
usually a whole lifetime
a
he ST
tend o kcmL0k P1d9ock'S rcrords
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The Cricket Club second team, which
has won seven straight team matches In
the Suburban League and lost none,
plays an important match today against
Old York Road. The latter team has
met with surprising opposition in this
league. but has strength, and the st.
Martins scrubs will have 70 play fns
golf TO keep up its great individual per-
ccntnge. II has lost only four out of
thirty. FIVE this season. and is quite the
sensation Of this league. 1t has the ad-
vantage Of it's home links today.
baltimore Is holding its ninth annual COM
petition Tor the Maryland Cup this week,
pvrr. Trrn,oN winner, IN entered, Eddie
Styles and other locals will doubtless tee
N thcr" also.
J. Wood PIa,tAwIth tho rest Of the Arneri.
can Rd"ance guard has arrived in Lon
hun town on schedule to play In the Britinh
amateur. Tn" NJ rty includes Ouimet. Jones.
Wight. Guilford FOwne. and Hunter.
chick Evans and W. c. Hunt III" Texan
arrive In couple ~ days. British prints.
h. comment say /: - the strongest invhsnn
america hRs ever sent, and predict that
John ltull hHs rchl ashsnment on MS
hands to turn them hIck empty-handed'
GCOrge Flkins .nd Francis Warner are
IN lcrrs in III" temporary body organized bS
the Greens Committee chairman at Hunt
. IrgiOn Valley last week.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20
a Suznptuous Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jap Hatbert enter
tanned . number OF their neighbors
and friends TO a very delightful din
ncr, Sunday. October 10. $5ss
The 4abae was beautifully decorat-
ssed III alitdrnn flowers. lt isiseed-
eYial las tas stth,es
dime, but can only Judge by thtt
rapid disapearaIite bf The good thiHlts
Eto eat. AftSr AH had done full Ids-
tice to the dinner, The table was push-
ed aside and all enjoyed the after
noon in a good neighborly chat.
n Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
,E. c. Ellington, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Gilbert and two children Gordon and
Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs Dode Harbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren Ison, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Powell
and daughter, Christine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Powell and son. Kenneth, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Ty-
Ter, Mr., Rob Linn. Mrs. Weniger,
Violet, Viola and Mable Howard anc
Mary Clark.
4 At late hour each went to his
home declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Harbert
to be an ideal host and hostess and
Mrs. Harbcrt an ideal cook.
One Present.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20

Some time ago R, A. Langenbach-
ers Bates County Farm Agent ten
;dEfed his resienati0n to the Farm
Bureau. but was prevailed on to con-
finite In office until q competent snc:;
cessor could be secured, and at the
last meGtinG Of the Bureau Ira Dry
man wag appointed to fill the vacancy
caasHd byat the resignation Of Mr.. Lam
genbachEf NJ b B
S MI. Dgyman comes to Bates coun-
ty hithty rec6nIsmended. He is a
gradnate Of the Missouri University
Agricultural college and for four
years was herdsman for the Picker
ing Farms near Kansas City, the
largest Hereford and Holstein farm
in the middle west. He served for
several months as assistant county
agent for Buchanan and Audrain
counties. The Bates county farmers
are to- be congratulated in being able
to secure the services of Mr.. Dry
man. He is expected to arrive to
take up his duties within the next
few days.
" Mr.. Langenbacher will continue to
make bis. home in this city having ac-
cepted a position with the Illinois Life
company to work in the
western district Of Missouri.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20
Henry L. Darden Funeral.

The body of Henry L. Darden,
who was killed by a German shell
while. fighting with the I2oth Ma
chine Gun Battalion in France Oc-
tober 4, 1913, arrived in Butler Sum
day noon. s..
Funeral services conducted by Rev.
]. B. Clyde assisted by Rev. Dickey.
pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
ClintoA,9of which; the young man was
= memhSr. were held At the Presby-
tefian t1f1rch Tuesday afternoon at
1890. The services at the grave were
conduc$ed BY the James p. Arnold
post American Legion.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20
..NlIIl!IJk!l!!!|B!!!!!R!''p'''.i ] / !! ]!
In And Around MI Shuss.

Mr.. and Mrs T. e L, Q White aaS
family were shopping in Butler Sae-
urday. sE
Anna Myrtle Doll visited Mildred
White Thursdsy afternoon. 81
Fay and hernicce McCoy spent Ne
week end with home folks.
Martha Pauline also spent the week
end with Fay and Berniece.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Spears and con,
David and wife. weie at Butler Sat-
urday. :. &, IL
Mrs. Win Hooker and daughser
spent Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing at Mrs. T. L. Whites.
Mrs. White was helping her with
some sewing. II
Everett Harvey and family ana
Mrs. Harvey's father, Mr.. Wise, Wis
tied Charley Cox and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hart and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy Sunday
afternoon. ,.33 39 5's
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. White and fam
lily visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy Sum
day afternoon. n, Al, 4
Mr.. and Mrs. McCienney and fam. !.
lily visited Mrs. McClenny,s parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Clark, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patt and son,
Charles Raymond, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Johnson and daughter.
Enid Couch, Sunday. s: \,
Lawrence Simpson, wife and baby
and Mrs. Cordie Simpson visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Ewing Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoover and
family visited Mrs. Hoover's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Grover Boyd and
family visited Mrs. Boyd's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Cox, Sunday.
Bill Crust and family visited rela-
tiyes near Maysburg Sunday.
Andy Doll purchased new Ford
car in Butler Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hill .
little girl baby Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe JACOBS and chill
Gren, Sam Jacobs ana sons. Orva and
Loren, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Cox Sunday. -ala-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Douglass, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Farmer visited Mr..
and Mrs. HUDSON Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Mrs.
Handy and Otis Hart were at Clin-
ton Monday.
Mr.. Jordan and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Hill Sunday after
noon. ,&.
MIR. and Mrs. Page and family vis-
tied Mrs. Handy and children Sum
m 'Mf. ~ ahd ma y Mrs. 4 Jodie q n NWsorhnia & ~ sand I'M
daughter visited Mrs. Worhia's
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagens,
sunday. 7a5
Charley Shive and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson Sum II
lay.
Mrs. Lottie Jacobs went down be-
ow Clinton to visit her relatives TOR
he winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scranton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop Cannon and family were
It Creighton Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Ramsey. ,5
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Miller and fam
ly visited Mr. and Mrs. George
iller Sunday.
A NEIGHBOR.
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Circuit Court.

John Barton Payne Agent OF U. S.
Government vs. Lee Stith ct al,
freight: Judgment for Plaintiff for
$Io4. =
w. I. Taylor ct al VS. Hattie J. Nc
!. Aninch, change of venue; Dismissed.
y Roy Swar, ct al VS. U. Aver, con-
tract: Verdict for defendant.
Elmer Eyy vs. John Barton Payne
ct al, damages: Verdict for Plaintiff
il, sum Of $60oo Appeal granted to
Kansas City Court Of Appeals.
ct al, transcript: Finding and de-
cree for plaintiff
Il. M. Batteron VS. Henry Sidel, at,
tachment: Attachment sustained
Judgment on merits for $481.s
\ X. ]. Hurley Co. VS. J. F. ireland ct
al, account; Reset for Oct. go.
Henry Morris vs. E. w. Cox, DAM
age: Verdict for defendant.
w. O. Jackson VS. Western Union
Telegraph Co. damage: Verdict for
'il4iasili siA.ses ealll 4 q sasee esst ~
tachinenf: Dismissed.
Jnlia Ellison ct al VS.. Henrietta
Hedges et al. cancel deed: Finding
for defendants. 3
\ Margaret H. Linthicun VS. Joseph
Z. Linthicum, maintenance; Tent
porary alimony Of $50 per month for
four months and $50 attorney fee.
Cause continued.
Edwin Q. Walker vs. Mary a..
divorce: Decree as prayed.
/ John T. Yoss VS. Emily Durand ct
al. title, Decree as prayed.
In the Matter of the Nora Davis
Estate. w. ID. Yates Trustee, report:
ordered.
Rhoda Fl. Hartsell VS. Oney Hart
sell. divcrce: Decree as prayed.
William ]. Raschke VS. Lille B.
Raschkc. divorce: Dismissed.
In the Matter of the Estate of Viii
lam Comstock. J. w. Jamison Trus-
Zee, report: Report approved.
Lila Hendricks. minor by next
'riend Lee Hendricks vs. Isaac Huff,
minor and Ona Cook. partition:
Decree of partition and order of sale.
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ny Hutler .cs,sss Nj N = ,x u,eSfi =, sc
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9IS3S ;rs S.yEs TSs " ~ sYscN frnr,r Al.
t;;itv H1 r. nv einde ded NV
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f;o,s IN " ti., e.a nm Aeric,si.
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mn II abii;fv W I d1 i;;Ust \ sas,e ches.
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s;+v ~ 81; "a m. r,sff b M, NJ; shnrter
INN anv neSsr i;Gh.e.v n hetwee,,
hese fwo ;tirs 44it Jft su;II n ,,,ean in.
IlSsTea ased vn,s,,re ;n ~, I'M III : nwners
|v;nsr III I'M ~ f;ve \ and fen miies
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20
Fair Mount News.

Nick kapp and wife, who have been
visiting relatives ana trienus III st.
LOUIS the past ten days returned
home last ednesday.
WIN. vogt and wife visited last
week with ner parents, L. M. Rapp
and fanny.
A tine Daby girl was born to Mr..
and MRS. Lewis Meyer last Wednes-
DAY.
Mrs. Nolte, of Kansas, is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Meyer.
Albert tleischers Oldest son, Hen-
ry Fleischer, OF this vicinity and Miss
kasey OF Appleton City were married
"Wednesday Of last week. They have
a host OF friends who wish them
years OF happiness and prosperity.
There was a road speaking at
Prairie City Saturday night and
supper was served for the FL Dorado
people. Everybody boost for good
roads.
{. Nj. Rapp and Fred vogt and
their families, VIM. vogt and wife
and Mrs. John Marquardt and Miss
Mildred Estle dined Sunday with Joe
Bracher and family. !.
John Schenkcr and wife ate dinner
with her parents. John Fischer and
family, Sunday. $50
Lewis Fleischer and family and
Paul Fleischer and family dined Sum
day with Joe Fleischer and family.
John Yoss and family visited Sun-
day afternoon with. Albert Fischer
and family. IS a ~ i ~ ,sS
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20

Noah Bullock, formery a we'll
known citizen of the north part of
this county died at his home at
Archie, Monday night, October II.
He at one time conducted general
merchandise store at Burdette in this
county, and was a we'll known and
highly respected citizen of that com
munity. Funeral services were held
at Archie Wednesday afternoon.
He was the father Of w. ]. Bal
lock. former sheriff Of Bates county.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20

sssslsa' Ebc etldk@ 4 y III taie Kknl ~ ass
Y fin1 Sl3Gft Line 4 kSS0S
ste hss1 "A lere sliIx
( 4 and prom nises ~
~ tlls bitgeS md best meeti6
|SE kifid ever hEid u iii tlIiis SSs
4 ~ 90ll l0Nfiue III onlineiit
4 yfted. ind 10nae 0fS
4lfSAA Ay 4 ni fied flsHiE ii1f9f
Il eln PfeS Il and III dresAi6S
xc1ds )lf0ItbtSf I 4: Sf
ifSf of did M X ifS qsts
le 3 Mjss6ss SUBJ i(InE Cosast
Frank Snitl tlsAha Df The .Ikx
City Coed 2oA1 I'D "A ociatiot;{
'CattS aErie ulturaI cdSnfhissicn
|shs y! 4 1 arIsas Y City Ghamber e
Dsi isaatss Will 4 u. /. \ pur,senf y
Springfield, RFairic City, Ha..fl
'rille, Kansas Eity; Bolivar, Eiirp
Stockton. FLY FL Dorado 4 !;prtg
4 iiarwood nm hsll lsity. 5.SSs Nh
s There sila lb n plbnty 81 \ pitsi|
Prep psrstions Z safe bssng 4 made 70 q I|
the BAtlsx hAn6 aTad choral r.
The Scheft ttl1 III aaand and tiie M
Dorad0 TflTh hC01 Orchestra qts
pieces WIN beI Nv Every dy III L
ylted I'll come x3tjt IS and hear
speeches and TIN music. Ss1s n u
This road u sof sgreaf imp ortancsJ
Butler and Bates county and exS41
thing possible SHOULD BE done t0X
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-20

One pf the most delightful socis
affairs Ut the season was the H1H
lowe Ell masquerade party of 4, MI
llatiy Elks, bf athe atilk s club rooss
N 4 ~ n 4 ssrnaa.', n I lat hss slys
'rated an HhtiowE eiEl so oiorss biafl aaahi
,yS ai % gixssskd \ Il ths u s1ilS of tae
lod&e room ~ lx y wide band ut black
'ciotn oii hich were pictured innunp-
erable big yellow pumpkins, There
were ii1nense jardiniers of dahlias
and flowers ofs different kinds All ol
which made \ very beautiful effect.
VI The first prize for the most beau-
tifii costume went to Mrs. ii. J..
Travis. who wore a yellow evening
gown. Mrs. w. B. sCatterlin won the
first prize for the most comicai ger
Up. She represented a typical .hay-
seed and was the hit OF the after
noon dressed in blue unionalls and
wearing a hickory hat
There were two guessing contests
in one Of which Mrs. w. J. Nix and
Mrs. B. d. Smiley tied for first prize.
the prize finally going to Mrs. Mix
on the draw. Mrs. Ill j. Travis won
second prize. In the next contest
Mrs. 3. Gs Fey won first and Mrs. S.
II. rnoeE second prize.
During sfhe afternoon there was ex-
tellent music by Miss Bessie Jackson,
Miss Winifred Ptaris and Mrs. w. b.
AZ +
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Musilal Instruments

liASo-Eur sni,. Lester rl,tp. only ,,,,,.
year IN u-': oh.2u Call .Buui"ynrd asa
NI'Ihpi .A--for sale, Nct-ola No 10
Madison 1lg.-I ali
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PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE

THE. iirSI AID M tn,s column 4, tho "a
that tells all tho facts about tho p!opo.
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FOR NETT' -A,.rau;Iyr g-ur. room. ri
B"ui"VaTd -ii,-w
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YOUR home q not complete y.th.5.
Ef'tH4ola. our easy icr'us .uas.. -,
H. ny on" az r-""Hr wic'-. 'u.EuHlt=
hl'' a hHN-"i ""t"Mnti" s'pI. 70
,'-ltrim' n SOUTHERN FIrui'I.. D.su.
lhhN. East it-".d, Main Street l.ur-
ullEE' company. lI2y East Ma. ana
Shv,mef" Fnr"'tur" COMPANY. 1926 IhI
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ABATEMENT OR Fi..\T. axe %. sv rnon,,
Mcsi i:ilI Possession May !. Ran
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ROOMS ND HD.iRD
Rooms Without Board


foi; HENT A,'ragtIye .pn; roo'u III
K.ig ;a'n,y, i'o block Hanover Nv"nuc.
FDii REST rurui-hcl or unfnrnIsh.d
private family a...rsi,u', ".-,i ~
ln"detm cony"ni"ugoS uuls'-nrd 52;G-W.
FUENiiSlEh room. second apartment. II
"E :@sth.,s sri ,n.,,,,. oo-aars from, room.
GRACE ST. Z lny-Furi.l 4hed or uu;lr-
n ,l,,i rooms for rrn,. steam heat. doc
room s,ni : han rooms.
HANOVER AVE Sinvl, room furut.,..i
,yI IN, NAN "r business lady noule
IiNNoNER AVE. Frout room. co,.ncc,i...
.aTniiSri "r'INs s,, t.'y S"v Or mo
'tli,.ii.'N>p fAitMwnr-" rooms ana XII,
r"'.rsnc,> exchanged. Madison .,Gf-i.
nic,iy furnished private bath ii""' room.
and f.,.h"nst'r. uuturIi.ahcd '''''''
Sic. ', cI:.n liH.Et- - Hor;n Elshia
iso dsig 81 800. az s. sV 90 wss Nv 400
NICELY fprulshcI room. inodrrn cony.,,-
isn,,S Grey Avenue nctr Robinson.
vrL phon" nonlovarI 5.s3-i '' ''''''''
ROOM WEST GRACE-C.ntrnI. prlyl,,.
laih. gentlemen. it,udoiph isea.
EfI.AND cotH1- Nicely furri,.hol r.y,,i
~ ''f rrI.'f" apartment. adjoining bath
no., Nnd cold water. with shower Con
anssl i'ei Il d, ca HsiT rn@ ni,pa,s6
9i.N ESIU ST. y. tls- For cont. rooms
aud kstuh"u.'to.
NIi;GiIiA urILrI%G I.nrgc mccly FUR
Apar,men, 70. 81. RsndSfsaih isi SS"i ."'ee'
"FnI1 $50. he"ntitpliy ,mrn.-h,d sun
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FURNISHED apartment, near Grove nri
!tUN.rNtft, thro" rooms. Kitchen. bn, b.
Ihuu- Boulevard i"II.
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Business PInccs for Rent

rear Oil East Main Street. Apply TO
Room 20i.
WE nave broad Main and side street
stores for rent. Gordon L.. SiFaus Co
.lAlH East Main street.
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REfL EST1TE FOR SALE
IlOuSCS for Snlc

INLAND REALTY co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Wniltctl-TO Rent

ABATEMENT OR FLINT. axe %. sx r"on,
Wrsi t.nd. Possession May l. Ran
d"lpn 1851 w
AhNKrMESi'-M Mother and dnurhtc: de-
sire hchicd housekeeping apartment IN
private family, owner preferred. 10.
~ ial the dispatch.
'L\: I";Hr"!sael "a; % roons Hign.
."LI I.Ff. I'as-,aslcU dU~!rri .u s-
before May |. Can Mr. Edwards. Mad
FLAT wanted &" rent ny couple with
uUi chiidrra. uufurnlsh,d nht az : an
rooms IA West End nr suburbs Womb
i1N" roSSossi"n between May LIST aTd
.I'h '"N ini rho Dispatch
FLAT OR HcUSE-Resronsih!c marty dc
sircs 10 rcnt h-room HAT or small house
ia West End or SOrih side VIII sigu
?y"ar Icas" FOR desirable property.
Possession airy time between now ana
S"uicn!l'cr Phone boulevard II5a-w
GAl!AGt.--W antcd, to rent yriyat" gnrAE,
IN vicinity Of 10 South boulevard ituN
NJ The dispatch
HDr2E Would ln," 10 rort hom. In
-uhUv1E. ~ ID! ;Eh- HH"N QiT"l .l' lr'.s
trttn lyase t'aii Randolph aa72 Monday
MODERN HOME Ia G!ntcr Park ~ Vi
cln!ty 10y May J. Phone Randolph
OFFICE STAGE -Wnntcd 10 get o,6cc
Spn." and desk room. 400. The Is