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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
'"PEGGGY" BEAL ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Escaped Orphans
Must SerUe Term
in Reformatory

Two small boys. barely IN their
teens. went 10 bed last night at the
county Jail with the expectation that
before nightfan they will be on
their way TO the state reformatory
az PlainheId The lads. Harley
Beehler. IA years old, and Darwin
Richter. 70. were among the FIVE
youths taken into custody al Osceola
by Mishawaka police yesterday af-
ternoon after they had run away
from the Orphans Home at Mish-
awaka
The other three boys were returned
to the Home by the Mishawaka
authorities but young Beehler and
Richter had run away on three diff
ferent occasions and were brought
20 the county jail here TO be sent TO
the reformatory by Juvenile Judge
w. +. Miller.
The two young offenders, both OF
whom are bright and mentally alert
far beyond their years. presented an
interesting study at the county Jail
last night Neither seemed a bit de-
pressed over his plight but looked
forward expectantly to a change Of
scenery at the reform school
Tired OF Place"
we just got tired OF the place
and decided to try to get away once
more" the Beehler boy said. They
never would have caught me If I
had not joined Darwin and the 9TH
ers because 1 was a Boy Scout and
had put on my scout clothes over
my others so the description Of me
would not fit"
According to the tale told by the
pair. they. with their three compan-
ions, had run away from the Home
shortly after dinner. The quintet
walked all the way TO Osceola, there
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Hundreds Hear Miss O'Keefe
Discuss Platform at Knox
Esther O'Keefe's Telling Thrusts

Mr.. Hickey says that Democrats
are usually broke" He is right.
We are not backed by corporate
wealth. Our ambition is construc-
tive ideas not dollars
DR.. Amelia Keller says women
are naturally Republicans" She
forgets that first of all women are
hOme-makers. and that Democracy
is the safeguard of the home.
L believe that labor is entitled
not only TO the bread that it earns,
but TO a little jam as Well
Mr.. Hickey says he has not suf-
ficient time 10 do anything for the
plain people in Washington. OF
course the poor man has not. He
has been far too busy helping to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
POLICE CONCLUDE
DEATH OF BARRY
WAS ACCIDENTAL
Victim of Broken Neck Fell
From Window-Exoner-
ate His Roommate.

Walter steve Morris. roommate
and fellow worker Of II. ]. Barry, %
years old. 1872 f. Elder St, who suf-
fered a broken neck when he tch-
cd headlOng from a second story
window of his boarding place in the
early hours OF Sunday morning and
who died at 2:15 o'clock Monday
morning, last night told police Off
e ais the story of how Barry lost
his life. Morris explanation has
led the police to the conclusion
that Barry's death was entirely &C
cidental and that Morris. who was
questioned in the bel ef that he
might be in some way connected
with his roommate's death. was en-
tirely innocent
After examining Morris last night.
Saptain of Detectives Horace Ham
ilton ordered him released this
morning.
Morn 5, still showing slight effects
Of heavy drinking on Saturday. told
a straightforward story to the po-
lice. explaining that he had left his
mrloyment Monday because of
sickness and did not know that the
police might have linked him with
the crime.
Hold Fall Accidental.
Morris sa that Barry complain
ed OF feeling sick and requested
that the window be opened 10 allow
him 10 get some air. Another
roOmer had complied with Barry S
request. according TO Morris. and
the last he saw of Barry that night
he was seated In the window. The
police are convinced that Barry. IN
der the influence Of liquor, leaned
too far out Of the window and fell
to the ground, the fall resulting IN
his death.
At the boarding house where the
fatal accident occurred. Frank Lig-
gett. the landlord told OF being
awakened early Sunday morning by
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
HUSBAND CLUBBING
WIFE TO DEATH Is
YET HELD IN JAIL
Exonerated by Coroner's Jury,
He Tells Story of Finding
the Other Man"

FRESNO. Calf, oct. 23.-(By A
P.)-George T. Harlow. who early
yesterday dubbed his wife TO death
and was exonerated by a coroners
jury which returned a verdict OF
Unsuitable homicide" told the au-
thoriues his story OF his wife's death.
He IS held in the MADEIRA county
jail while District Attorney Mason
determines what action 10 take. In
another cell in the same jail Is II
G. Blanchard. a youth, charged 10y
Harlow with being IN his home when
he returned from work unexpected
" at 4 o'clock Sunday morning
Blanchard Is held parity for his owr
safety and partly while authorities
determine If any action will be
brought against him.
Harlow, according to the story he
told the coroner's jury. composed OF
neighbors at North Fork, where ne
lived, returned home unexpectedly
because he was III and in the dark
ened bedroom came upon the sleep
ing form of Blanchard who fed
while he went to the front Of the
house for a shotgun.
The gun was discharged accident
ally, Harlow told the authorities,
and Mrs. Harlow was not shot. Har-
low said his wife tainted him. ad
mitted her relations with the youth
and then he struck at her, smashing
the gunstock.
Hit Wife With Gun.
As she turned and fed. he follow
ed. belaboring her with the barrel
Of the gun until she fell at his feet.
4 did not mean 10 kill her-I Just
realized that something terrible had
happened and l went mad" he de-
clared
She stood in front Of me when ]
asked: How long has this been go
ing on?'
Il became blind with rage when
she smiled and said: Long enough.
How do you like it?'"
Harlow then returned 10 the home
and found portions OF the clothing
left behind by the youth when ne
fed. He slashed them with a large
knife and was wrecking the furnit-
ure and dsmantling the house when
neighbors took him into custody.
The dead woman Is IS years old
and the mother Of a three-year old
child. She and Harlow, who is 50,
were married when she was IA years
old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
ONE KILLED AND MANY
HURT IN TRAIN WRECK

WEST NEWTON. Pa. Oct. "a
One man, fireman OF the train, was
killed and a score Of passengers In
jured when the Clarksburg-P Pitts
burg fier OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was wrecked at Sutervtle'
near here just before noon today
The locomotive was derailed az
grade crossing by a piece OF pipe
dropped from an automobile truck
Two express cars and two day coach
es. one filed with passengers, were
ditched. The engineer was seriously
injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
PEANUT VENDOR RUNS
AMUCK: SHOOTS THREE

81. LOUIS, Mo. OCT. Z3.|George
Octipis' gun is quiet and George.
peanut vendor. Is not selling peanuts
today.
Octipis started 70 shoot up the
Greek colony and before his am
munition was exhausted.
Daniel LIveris. proprietor Of the
Monte carlo pool room vas dead and
two others were seriously wounded
Octipis was found not far from the
scene OF the shooting. He is held oy
the police on a charge Of murder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
BRITISH VOTING
FOR men, not
GENERAL issue
None Of Leaders Has Yet An.
nounced His Policy to
Constituents.
LAW ASSUMES OFFICE
Real Issue Before Electorate
Hinges on Question Of
Coalition.

LONDON Oct. 23.-(By A Pr
Andrew Bonar-Law today in the ira
eitional phase OF the Court Circu-
Jar. kissed hands" upon his appoint
tnent as prime minister and first
lord OF the treasury and thus be-
comes England's first Csnadian-born
premier.
Today was devoted to the formal
sties necessary IN a monarchical coun-
try TO a change in the government
The king in the morning gave an
audience 20 and took formal leave
OF the outgoing prime minister, Mr..
Iloyd-George. Then came the un-
ionist meeting IN the afternoon when
Mr.. BOnar-Law was unanimously
elected leader of the party. This
was followed by an audience at
Buckingham palace when Mr.. BO-
rar-Law at the kings invitation
undertook to form a new admins
tration.
The king will hold a privy coun-
eli probably Wednesday II the prime
minister has by then completed his
ministry. for the swearing in Of the
new ministers The king viii, on
the advice Of the prime minister,
proclaim the dissolution OF parlia-
ment Thursday and. according 10
present arrangements elections viii
be held Nov. Is.
Mr.. Bonar-Law is understood 10
have mis- cabinet let almost cOmplet-
ed, and II Is expected the compost
ton OF the ministry viii be announc-
ed tomorrow. IL is the almost uni
versal opinion that he succeeds 10 -
most hficult and one-Ous task anc
many misgivlngs are heard as to
whether his health will stand the in
evltable strain but he has made IL
quite clear that IL ne finds HE health
AEnequaI 10 the task he shall be al
yiowed quietly 20 step aside.
None Announces Policy.
The situation is unique in the an
nails OF the British election politics
Inasnuch as with only three weeks
10 the election dat. none Of the
leaders has yet announced his pol
tcy; each side appears 20 be waiting
on the other Mr. Lloyd Georges
opponents are making merry with
the suggestion OF the sword he an
nounced himself as brandishing when
ne left London Saturday must have
been lost somewhere on the way 70
Leeds.
The only real question before the
electorate Is whether they wish 10
be governed by a coalition. But that
can not properly be described as an
election plank because, except in
the quite anticipated result OF a
Landslide IN favor OF one party, II Is
almost certain that no party VIII be
returned strong enough TO form the
government without the cooperation
or some other party.
Mr. Bonar Law confirms that Ire
land Is an agreed question. and he
further fntimated clearly and frank
H. at the unionist meeting today that
tariff reform or protection would not
form an item OF his policy And
since Mr.. Lloyd George has announ-
ced himself as a free trader this
question cannot come 20 the front
as both the liberal and labor par
ties are in favor OF free trade. The
/. prime minister promises TO define
5his policy In his coming speech at
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
PROTESTS TO HARDING

WASHINGTON. Oct %. - Re-
newed charges Of the unfitness Of
z. Mont Rely to be governor of
Porto Rico were carried straight 10
Pres't Harding by Martin Traviso,
Mayor OF San Juan, who informed
the president that Rely was utter
" unfit and incapable" OF being
cn-arnor Of Portn RIcn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Treasury Department Endorses
New Post Office Building
BY LOUIS LUDLOW

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Oct 23.-(Special) THE South
posoce building project official boost BY the
treasury department which has just prepared list of cities and
where the federal buildings
adequate to house the federal activities
The Indiana cities included this list Fort Wayne South
Bend Bloomington Hammond Indianapolis Kokomo, Logan
sport MAnce Nincennes and Terre Haute.
In of the fact omnibus building bill will be presented
December of congress The departments
recommendations interesting and doubt will have weight
with congress-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Time Savers

Oftentimes. where a large build
Ing - being erected. Il IS the
practice in pouring the cement
20 frst Hft g 20 a position above
that where IL g 20 go. and thea.
by means OF a chute. direct IL %
the different parts OF the struc-
ture. It's easier and requires less
tine 20 uft T. a hundred feet or
90 into the air and then distri-
butte Il BY gravity from a central
tower. than Il would be 20 do 4
any other way. News-Times
Want Ads reach out In all direc-
lions and accomplish what they
set out 70 do with the least
amount % time. effort and ex-
pense. Their day begins early
IN the morning and they bring
RESULTS before the day has
really gotten under way. Speed
Try them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

THE WEATHER.
Indiana: Fair Tuesday and Wed
neSday warmer Tuesday and In south
portion Wednesday.
Lower Michigan: Fair and warmer
Tuesday; Wednesday increas
Goodness. probably becoming IN
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07

ON THE SOUTH RYIAND
In execution OF deed Of
clerks office Of Richmond
having been made in the of
having been instructed
VIII on the premse
WEDNESDAY. JUNE
p. NJ
the above mentioned
building
10 " S eN'"e'' VI" ''"'
o
east Lombardy
alley
an common
center
thence westwardy along Of
mi
TERMS Enough Of rata taxes for 1922 and
"o lot &ooo each with interest
payable
credit payments to be evidenced
by deed OF
l--------~--- POLLARD BAGBY, INC. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
Sale Of Railroad Iron
at ublic Auction
NEWPORT NEWS. vIRGINIA

y y.
Default having been made by II ".
Foster Company. Continental Build.
ing. baltimore. Maryland (vendee) in
the fulhllment of "A certain contract
OF purchase made with the Atlantic
Salvage Company, Newport News.
quest OF said vendor, sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, on the
l2th day OF June. 1922. at IL o'clock
q. NJ, in front OF the Courthouse.
Newport News. Va. the following APP
proNimatc tonnage OF railroad iron.
embraced In said contract:
II Tons 81 "a Pound Rail
So Tons SIS Pound Rail.
80 Tons 90 Pound Rail.
Tons Angle Bars.
switch Plates. Switch
Points. Bolts. etc
Said property viii be sold where
now located, by the ton. as a whole
railroad weights at Newport News TO
govern.
Said sale being made at the risk
Terms: CASH
Successful bidder will be required
10 make deposit Of $1,000 in cash or
certified check a: the time property is
knocked down. The property To- be
entirely removed within 80 davs on
sale. If removed in installments nav
ment TO be made as soon as weighed
ana pri2r 70 shirment: with bills OF
ladinG therefor taken in the name OF
me Atlantic Salvage Company and By
them Endorsed to purchaser. Deposit
to he applied TO last instaline nj
The property is now ,oc,,od =,
Camp Hill and Camp Stuart, New
port News, Va, and may be seen and
any other information obtained upon
application TO w. 7. CHAPLIN, No. l37
,l,~ehts-ninth Street. Newport News.
C. G CURTIS c;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, June cattle: Receipts.
1900. beef steers. she stock and stock :
"Ts strong to steady, top bee! styars go.
weight i.SsS pounds part toad long ycarl-
ings, 50, to-, iEht yeariuS steera and
helitrS IN load lots, 80. bulk beef steers.
s.s5Ts.:p. bulls. l5c higher: Ccal shippers
paid up~eFd 20 i;.'S: 5u.k desirable stock :
eTs. 7."oI -.
Hogs: Receipts 2e.oo: opened 10 TO eoc
hirhcr. lated Is 20 Sc higher m all good
I.rhts aud butchers. top. 1875: bulk
!, q W., mixed grades. SLOW. steady %
iec higher packing sows. strong TO 2br
higher mostly ..i0H3O: PIGS. steady;
good, 100 TO $50 pound averages ASA
Io@. shippers. TOOK about 100: ho.dover
Sheep: Receipts. 1900: strong to &c
h!saar. bcs, choice native spring .ambs
SI5. bulk. - gii.5N: culls mostly. SO1ff
N.''' top shorn lambs. 1900 bulk = s. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
NEW YORK

NEW fDRk. June h.-Colton goods were
uuiei.r today, but prlCcs hciI steady
Finished goods tcnded upward. Yarns
w"i" easier N consequence OF tho drop
IN cotton this week. Wool and worst .d
goods Wee nrm. with buying OF a mod
cra'" character silks sold slowly Rur-
goods were qu!c,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
Markets
CONTINUED from Ninth rageJ
CHICAGO GRAIN NtKI>ET

CHICAGO. Juue 6.-AlthouEh the whoa;
market showed h:!nucss the greater part
ni Inc time today, Jr!ces ga"" way at
NE last. owing largely 10 reports Of Brit
an oner- to- resell wheat al cent. less
IMAM Chicago was ASKING. Tn. close here
aas hea'y at X 10 &c nc, lower. with
July ana September. both a; y: TO il.a
Corn finished unchanged IN &C lower
oats = oil To- >. adyagc.. and provisions
Lp to i 10 .. cents
Leading futures ranged az follow.
WHEAT Open High Low Cos.
june ........ ] i3-, I.,35, ii5 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
r,orrnNSt.I:n OIL

NEW YORK. June 6--Cottonseed Of, was
higher through covering OF shorts on
strength dlsp!ayeG in hog products and
cotton. The atranc. brought out Po:u"
local selling .: new crop months but
the clos" was st@tbv At net Gains OF = 10
points sales '.j}9 barrels. Prime crude.
% u ~ y, prime summer yellow spot
no Jay. lLsl: September, l!.s2, Deem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
NANAl SrnnEs

SAVANNAH. Ga juno 6--Turpsn;ine
hTn. s!i.' sales. ~: rcCciIis. 90: .h.p p
inSn,s. So; stock. ISIS. Rosiu. steady
STOCK, "e,.!7r Quote; u. 80. u. so: e.
10: + iti; . n 40: J. sos * So NJ.
so; y. 5s5. VIC "5j wv Se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
II. w. LEHMAN.
w. ID. FRANKLIN.
II a. RlrIIA DhHn,

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERS-Whcre.
as. on tho 22nd day OF April. 1922 in the
Hastings Court. Par; H.. OF the city OF
Richmond. Virginia. the assistant attorney
for the Commonwealth for the city OF
Richmond. Virginia. hled an Information
against NJ. 81. Rigsby. and a certain auto
mobile, known as Dodge automobile
touring car style. Virginia State license
No. 1blis. engine No. A-lSs-2. and factory
No. s2b90s. praying that the said auto
mobile may be condemned. forfeited and
sold according TO law. said automobile
having beon used for unlawful ranspor-
tation OF ardent spirits. All persons con-
cerned In interest are hereby notified and
cited to appear in said Hastings Court,
Part H.. of tho City OF Richmond. Vir-
ginia, on the 10th day of June, 1921 TO
show cause. II any they can. why the
prayer OF said information for condemna-
tion and sale OF said automobile should
not be granted.
witness. Walter Il. DuVal clerk OF said
court, and J. T. Willard. sergeant OF said
court. this the ais, day OF May. 1922. and
IN the ltSth year OF the Commonwealth
W. r. DU VAL
Clerk OF Hastings Court, Part H.
JOHN T. WILLARD,
Sergeant OF Hastings Court. Part II.
A copy-Teste:
w. L. DU VAL, Clerk,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
OFFICE OF
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER.
Fort Monroe. Va.

PROPOSALS FOR TWO STEEL
HANGARS. looS20O feet. Oiace OF Con-
structins Quartermaster Fort Monroe
Va.-Sealed proposals will he received
here until IL y. NJ. June 90, 1877 and
then opened. Tor furnishing labor and ma
ter!al required for Two Steel Hangers.
lioH2oo feet at Langley Field. Va. Plans
and specifications upon request at the
ONCE OF Constructing Quarternaster, Fort
monroe. Va. upon deposit OF $40.
Notice IS hereby given that the part
nership between II. w. Lehman and w
ID. Franklin. transacting business under
the name and style OF Lehman u franklin
MOTOR Company. was dissolved on the LIST
day OF June, 1922 last. so far as 1t relates
to the said W. ID. Franklin, and that all
ddbis due to the said late partnership
are TO be paid. and those due from the
same. discharged. at NO. 1915 East Frank
In street, Richmond. Va. where the BUSH
ness VIII in the future be conducted by thu
said n. w. Lehman and II. {. Richardson
under the firm and style OF Lehman &
Richardson Motor Company.
And all persons 10 whom the said
partnership stands indebted are requested
Immediately to send In their respective
accounts to English & Moss, attorneys.
american Bank Building. Richmond Va
In order that the same may be examined
and paid.
H. W. LEHMAN
w. ID. FRANKLIN
IL. G., RICHARDSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors OF JAMES RIVER
TION. OF the County of Chesterfield
and district Observation-Disclosures
Notice is hereby given that on
June 5. 1922. the said JAMES RIVER
was duly adjudicatcd bankrupt, and
that the first meeting OF its creditors
Will be held N my office. Rooms lIIS-
lli9 Mutual Building. Richmond Va
on the l5Tll DAY OF JUNE 1922.
AT 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims. appoin, a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS. Is. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
June g. 1927
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
CROCKETT ARSENIC-LITHIA SPRINGS

Opens June LIST. Elevation, ALSO feet.
Indicated in the treatment OF Nervous
p,os,ration. Indigestion Malaria. kidney
Diseases, Female Irregularities. Rheu.
matte and skin Troubles. Clears and I'M.
proves the complexion. You can play golf
In the cool. Write for booklet
NJ. c. THOMAS. Manager.
Crockett. Sprinrs v,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
coNsrRucTiSo ouARTERMAsrER.

Fort Monroe. Va
PROPOSALS FOR MACHINE SHOP
Once Of Constructing Quartermaster. For,
:icnroc. Na.-Scaled proposals Will be re-
ce!ved here until 10 a. VI. June 20. 1922
sHG then opened. FOR furnishing labor and
material required for Machine Shop.
Langley Fled. Va. Plans and spncinca.
tons upon rcpu"s. al the Office of Con
F:ruc;lnE Quartermas,er. For, Monroe. Va,
pom a deposit OF $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

-. Few ta'linSs down to 75): wcthers.
. 2, 80. u, .Nma lMms,lN. 900. e..a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale 81
HIGHLAND PARK-Eight room. and
oath' modern. except heat; frame: fruit
trees and grape nrbor: +0-too, corner lot,
TWO squares from parh. price. 5000
Easy terms. Cali owner. Randolph csoo-J.
WEST MAIN sT.--Br!ch. rooms and
bath. $50. Mcdaniel. with u. s. Hud-
sinn Co. Madison s23s,
DIRECT FROM OwNER-Nor,h Rich
nond home Of rooms: modern: ga
rage: corner; fruit trees. wil! sell
This home cheap. Easy terms. Reptile,
10 5ss. care The Dispatch.
FOR SALE OR Rent. three attractive
bungalows. Just completed, located az
Columbia Park. on the Petersburg Hope
well street car line. sbou; three miles
from Hopcwcll. Convenient both to
street car and railroad stop. For fur
,heT Information. Address {. II. SAN
FOR SALE. by owner groom house IL,
bar'on Heights: modern. except heat.
arge cellar and well arranged for two
families: large barn in rear now uscd
Tor factory. garage. henhouse. other out
buildings some fruit: one block from
street car. leaving city, will make good
prize Phone Madison 7iIa.J.
FOR SAI.E-Two-fairIiy dwelling, double
sarsge. $500 block wFs, Grace Stree,
ll55oo. terms. Cali owner. Madison
3s'i, or Boulevard l27i-w after l.. NJ
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LOIS for sale 81
NORTH AVENUE. SHADY SIDE. on city
!ine. att:zctlN" building lot. only 1850:
,t'5 cash. 40 i month. Boa + III. care
The Dispatch.
%OhIH RiCHMOSD-Lot. so feet, w.,.
SIDE OF woodrow Avenue. Price. t.5O
Madison 1851. J.. A. Connolly * Co
FOR SaLE-Thre- lots. I'M cres, Park
numbrts q. ~, -. Address Box !. sac
care The Dispatch.
GOOD LOCATIONS FOR sToKE-l.o, on
North Lombardy. only 1850. Term.
faIo each and 40 month Ia easy
reach OF Gintcr PARK ana West End
trade. An average %: an automobile a
minute oasses this lot. BOX ID 5Is. care
Th- Dispatch.