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Observation-Disclosures

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE WANTED;
enough TO furnish large boarding house;
bedroom, dining room, parlor. misc. articles
Please call North III. or ~. S047. 202
WILL CALI. IL MI USLErrERED AUTO
mobile, city suburban. and pay 700
highest prices 70. ladies'. gentlsmen's. chit
drrn's discarded clothing ] viii call. ..
RICE. 1892 7th st NV ". I755. 10
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INSURANCE.

F1BE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. Bur.
glary insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
1907 N. Y. ave. NV. Main 1166. Inquire
for AR. Elliott. -
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Bightwood.

NEAR GA. AVE. a JEFFERsON-NoDERN
Groom brick dwelling with large range
Price. ss.5J0. MOORE & HILL, l4sO-gs X
81. NV. Naia 1853. = :
BLAIR RoAD-A VERY ATTRACTIVE
home: bungalow type: large lot. Price
S1l .OOo. MOORE a HILL. 14eO-sa n 81.
nv. Main 1853.
NEAR GA. AVE. & KENNEDY-A SEyf-
detached brick with iarFe rooms a eath:
hot heat. Price, IS son. MOORE A
HILL. 1899 II st. NV. Mair Ifss
9th and DoNGFELLow sT.-Sss $50. rfsnd
new six-room tapestry brick residence; CON
crete colonial front porch; double rpsf
porches; h.w.h.: cleo. lights: tile hath Win
built-in fixtures: oak floors downstairs; IN
usual closet space: kitchen equipped VITA
china cupboard: Pullman breakfast service
and large pantry containing built-in r~fri--
crater. Attractive terms. wM. q PHIL
LIPS. 1909 n. 7. ave. Main teoo.
BRIGHTwooD-EIGHT ROOMS a RATE:
new horse; detached; modern: op~n g.
nlace- Price. $3.50; terms esn b. arraaFed:
immediate posseSsion. McKEEvER a G0<S
1905 Eve 81. Main t752. SOS
CORNER or isTH ST. a MADISON NV
A two-story. modern house: roons: 8
servants noons: el~~tr3city: lot earN:
rieuty of shruborry. Price tieooo John
'. noNoHon a SONS. s1s pa. ave- e.
JEFFERSON sT.-Lsrre lot. bo1isp; ss.ss
rooms and bath; porches: hsrdvccd tsor,,
s.ni.: double ssrsrs; sSr0 M@fEEytn
q Goss- laos ETe %. Main t7xe SOS
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FORD AUTO FREE
Anv live man or woman car now own
,ir auto by my plan In a few weeks spare
ne rs yours: begin todaN; send 2Jc
,u1s. or money order. For samples and
-ticrtiars address Fl. PLUNKETT. 1881
9th It Philadelphia, Pa. $50
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PROPOSALS..

OfOSALS.
Sealed PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED
at the Bureau Of Standards, Department
Of Commerce, at . p. m, March 81, 1922
for one complete automatic refrigerating
plant. including installation. having a ca
pacity Of Y standard rons OF Refrigeration
equivalent to the Automatic or Lip
man" systems. equipped with ID. c. variable
speed motor and control rhcostat, and about
- feet Of expansion coils for a space 2k
by IL by feet. One. same type as above.
having capacity of II standard ton. One
only Of above to he selected. Informatio
on application to the above address.
mh2o3O 64s
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. C.,
Washing ton. March IS. 1922. Sealed pro-
posals wiIr he received at Room 500. Dis
trict Building. until . =. M. April II. 1922.
for furnishing aud delivering corpora ton and
curb cocks. use in Water Department. For
detailed information amply to Room 800. Dis
trict Building. CUSO ii. RUDOLPH.
JAMES y. OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER.
Commissioners, d. {.
mh:S. 30 521
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BODY MASSAGE.

FRENCH-AMFRICAN MASSAGE PARLORS
MALE AND FEMALE ASSISTANTS.
1874 Eye st. Phone Franklin SOSJ-J.
ga
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINsI BARGAINsI WALL PAPER.
&c. Zoe. i5c per piece; cat meal paper.
&c per piece: vanished tile. 25c q piece.
MAHONEY'S. S24 Pa ave. Sc ass
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

kPERlENCED GARAGE WORK HELPER;
ktolored, young man 1885 18th at NV
Saa
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FOR RENT-OFFEE SPACE.

1907 ST. NV
Two large rooms suitable for doctor. real
estate or printer; rent only SIS per month.
18TH ST.. Mr.. sT.-DEsIRABLE OF.
ices IN modern offire Building: SIS to $50
per month. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907
" Y eve NV Mstn I1a6 15s
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LOST AND FOUND.


'tOSr-LAYALLIERE. DIAMOND, PLATI-
mum pendant. probably near Peoples Drug
lore az l4th St and Park road. or Ca ave.
= I'd Rock Creek Church road. Reward IL re-
-Rrned to Mrs J. }. RANGE. rs Rock
eek Church road. Adams 2419. $50
fl(ST-UMBRELI.A: BLUE SILK; AMER
handle: initials IN. Q. NJ" SO reward
u returned to 5J04 I4th ST. NV, or call
olumbla SIS. J6s
I.1ST-TCESDAY MORNI BUNCH OF
keys, mostly Corbin and Yale, near 9Th
a SITS. NV. Reward II returned to 5Il
4 81. NV. $50
ILL THE LADY WHO PICKED UP
package teOntainine dark blue materiall
Eleventh street yesterday afternoon at :
clock please return same TO The Herald
fire.
-'lSr-CAMERA, SUNDAY AT OCCI-
dental Restaurant or RialtO Theater:
.eiss vest pocket camera. Reward. Phone
slaln els 800 Union Trust Bldg. 54I
LosT-LINEN KET CONTAINING
jewelry- Liberal reward. l. W, GRAF
IOS HOTEL, Connecticut ave. Party who
lelephoned please communicate again. SIS
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Poultry, Pets and Live Stock

PEKINGEsE AND P0MEEANIAS PUT.
pies. Mrs. GOLDSMITH. fancy road,
Baltimore, Nd. 424
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itTa STREET PRoPERrIEs.
Amply

lhomas ~ Petty. eolS i+th at nv. n. fis&
BUSINESS rROPERTY-sToRF A APIS:
nesr 18th & Columbia I'd: brick: story;
h.-wh.; hne business location; alley in rear
Irice. Se5.0N0: terms. LOUIS r. SHOE
MAKER, l407 n Y ave Main II6a
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GROCERY STORE. GEORGIA AvE.-ONE
room: rent. with lease, S65: price. $4,000.
r. r. CARLEY, GIT 81. NV.
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CLEANING & DYEING: ALL EQUIPMENTS
for business: rent. with lease. $40: price.
SaT5. p. r. CARLEY. .6I7 z st. NV.
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PA. AVE. WEST OF ITTH-A SECTION
that Is growing rapidly: So. 200: three
story brirk; Il rooms. steam heat: elpc-
tri"ity: by remodeling the front and In
stallinC two more baths. this property would
rent for about 50. 600 a year DAVID Z.
HARRY. 1907 II ST. NV. Main 1901 so
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BLAIR RoAD-A VERY ATTRACTIVE
home: bungalow type; large lot Price.
S1i.OOo MOORE a HILL. 1feO-ea n 81.
NV. Main I4aS
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TwO-sTORY APT, n. car. sT.-NEwLY
papercd and painted: & q rm. apis; &c.
$50. CLARENCE y. WEIGH. III 18th OF.
NV. Main $3.50.
ND AVE NE-sEvEN LARGE APTs.
rents s. 900; SGT 500: small cash nay.
ments. WIN. Fl. SAUNDERS, :433 Z It. NV
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Park I'd. mr.. N. n. ave.
Bloomingdlle.

' ST. NR. IsT Nw.-Eirht rms q b: for.
b.: garsEe: s7.Oo0: Se.30a rash. WILD
MAN n CO.. 9th and n TrrukIln 6lOH
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EYss wORK OF ANY KIND. PHoNE,
North 1855. 1870 18th st. NV. i5j
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BATTERY & TIRE BUSINESS: UPTOWN:
rent. with lease. 500; pr. $1,000. P. +.
CARIEY. 6l7 St NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY NEW STORE;
brick construction: lot 1872 feet TO alley.
on busy street: car line: good location: also
Investment. Price. 81. 200. terms LOFTS
r. SHOEMAKER. l4n7 n. Y ave. N. 1895
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NEAR GA AVE. a KENNEDY-A SENf-
detached brick with iarFe rooms a eath:
hot-wnter heat. Price. ss.SOn MOORE a
HILL - II 81. NV. Main 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
TO MEET EVERY MONTH
W. l.. Ragland, Thomas B.
Howell and ]. G.. Earnest
Address Body Thursday.

Hereafter the Richmond builders
Exchange VIII meet every month. by
action Of the association, taken at n
general meeting OF the Lody Thurs
day night Mt Murphy's Hotel. Thomas
Is. Howell. president of the Kiwanis
club and the Richmond Hardware
Mems Association. spoke. and w. /,
tagiand. president of the exchange
and j. q. Earnest. the secretary
made short addresses concerning tho
national convcntian. held in Mem
phis in February.
Greater operation among the
members OF the exchange. who com
pose 30 pnr cent Of tho mcmbcrsbin
OF the building contractors in tho
city, was urged by j. q. Earnest
me exchange was enthusiastic in it's
approval OF the action of Governor
T.. Lee Trinkle in signing the bin.
which allows tho contractor bidding
on state contracts to put UP "A bond
instead OF q certified check when
making a bid. This law will go into
effect about the middle Of May, and
the exchange Thursday night an
proved the proposition and urged
the city to take similar action. II is
believed that city officials are in
favor Of the proposal and that the
Council Will adopt The ordinance
when II is introduced
SiXty-hvc contractors were pres
"nt at the meeting Thursday night.
and IL was one of the most cnthusi-
astic gatherings OF builders the CITY
has seen In long time. Mere fire.
dncnt meetings. in order to get
greater cooperation, were planned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
NEW SUBDIVISION WILL
Be OPENED NEAR CITY
Two Hundred Lots TO Be Plot
ted on Brookland Park
Boulevard.
ro BUILD ron PURCHASERS
section Located Directly Hctw~cr
HiEhiand Park md nnrton I~Iuhts
on i'h"r"uGhrarc Now Bcing paved.
Wake improvements for buyers.

Nh"'h"r subdivision for the city is
about to he opened directly between
liart"n Heights and Highland Park
"herc Charles +. Ruchrmund. the
rear estate man, is planning 10 sub
divide tract OF sixteen acres Into
200 lots this spring. Some OF this
development Will face directly on
hr""kland Park boulevard, which is
being paved
MI improvements that will make
me homes attractive are soon to be
made on this tract--strcets will he
made sewerage ana grading done and
other work started.
citizens who want to own their
own homes Will be catered to i'm this
development. and those who are nm
able to buy outright and build will
he aided through advancement of
funds FOR building purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
LOTS SALE is GOOD SIGN
IN RUEHRMUND'S BELIEF
Shows Return to Normalcy by
Business, Is Claim of
Rcaltor.
BEST INvEsTMENT Of KIND
builder and Eaprrt on Property
'inims More Lots HIVE Brcn Sold
THIS Spring Than for Three Inst
IcnrS Combined.

l"c unusual activity OF lots this
sprung proves. In my estimation.
ihat business conditions are fast re :
turning to normaicy. Richmond real
estate today is the best Investment
OF It's kind that a man can put his
money into. Instead OF falling i'm
value following the world war and
TN" dcilation OF values ami costs
much real estate in the CITY could
nave been purchased last year a, a
more advantageous figure than at
the present time"
This was the statement last nigh,
OF Charles +. Ruchrmund. realtor and
one Of the biggest developers o.,
property aud builders in the CITY in
com mentins on the unusual activity
or building lots this spring.
We have sold more lots ,hiv
spring than in the three years ,uv,
preceding combined" Mr.. Ruchrmund
stated He is enthusiastic over tho
prospects and believes that Tho ou,.
TOOK ~ very bright for realty. Most
Oh inc vacant property being disposed
or is 10 be used for building ai,..
according TO MIR. Ruehrmund.
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YEARS BIGGEST SALE
ON NORTH SIDE APRIL 10
Allan, Savillc & Sncad Man.
aging Auction of 500
Lots OF Car Line.
Ali AGENTS WILL COOPERATE
Every Real Estate Dealer In city
Empowered to- Aid In Moving
Large Number or Iiomc Sites In
Attractive SciGhborhno,i.

The biggest sale OF III, yoa- Nil,
h. conducted hero Anru :, u.h., e,
~
''c"u ."H' "h'r al
pupllc auction 300 !ota. ten homes
and three club sites. the irounr,y a..
tho Iiormi,,yc pork ,.,rror,,t. -,
80 '"' VI" N'"'N cs-
'atc. between the jiiiiiard and tho
Dumb Roads, at stop i2l-2
Lakeside trolley linz
~,
'e ''' 20
'''e '"rStS' mat mas ever been held in
the city because OF attractive loca-
ton. It's improvements. tho cxc.lI.r,
roaJu mn, M, ,J,. ,,
nv"
'''"S "'hcrt"Hth by the developing
company.
Cooperating with Allan saviuc
L. sn,,d vui M
IA '''
'''S' s"''e'h'hs mat Ia indeed unique.
as Mr.. Allan said yesterday he had
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Richmond. and l.. o. wcndcnburg, OF
-rhntn by Eostcr.

Richmond. and l.. .. Wcndcnburg, OF
Richmond.
This IL the new corporation that
VIII erect new motion picture
house on the north side of Broad
Street. which will occupy the space
between the Colonial Theater and
Seventh street, as mentioned In The
Times Dispatch few days ago.
other charters issued yesterday
follow:
Hotel Virginia Corporation. Isris-
( toll Va Maximum. $4,000; mini
mum $1,000. Charles 7. Alexander.
president; -. +. Iiawcs. secretary,
and T.. q. Alexander. all OF Bristol.
Va To conduct hotels. apartment
houses, thcatcrs. restaurants. etc.
city Grocery Company. Inc. Nor
folk. Va Maximum. $4,000: mini
mum. $500. j. IL. Daughtrcy. prcsi-
don't NJ. II. Reid. secretary. and II.
IL. Daughtrcy. all Of Norfolk. Va.
supplemental certificate TO charter
az Merchants Bottling Corporation.
suffolk. Va. H. l.. Land. president;
T.. T.. Wagner. secretary. and w. X
| Wagner. original incorporators. De-
crcasing its minimum capital from
S5.0G6 TO $1,000.
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MONTH BUILDING TOTAL
REACHES S1,374,67O
Permits Issued to Erect 235
Structures During March
by Butler

TWO hundred and ihirtv-Ive per-
mitH FOR. construction Of BUILDINGS
were Issued by building Insnec,or
''hh E' bn,ier during March. ac
'"rdihs 10 the monthly rcpor, of the
bureau OF Building Inspection. re-
leased for publication thi. mornInr
Estimated cost %. the work r,r 81.
month is given ~ sl.374.G7O. and for
ne" building construction 3l.oln
25G
since January l the Building In
spectors onice has authorized the
erection Of si.3s2.Ooo worth ~, ,.,,.
"crk. $2.l0i,120 In alterations and
repairs to existing buildings and ,
total OF h0ss.sls in all. This js nm
increase in new WORK In tho month
OF March, over the same period in
1921. {s3.s97. and in alterations ~,
t227.s62. or net increase OF SAIL.
15s for tho month
Ar 'Ltcr authorized tho erection
or foriy-two frame homes during
March. aud forty-scven brick dwell
inEs besides four apartment hou.as
one ciub house. a factory and q
school. Besides thi. work for,v.
permits to erect garages were is,ncd
ana total of 30 new buildings were
authorized
The average estimated cost of new
buildings erected during the month
waa &6,3s1.2s. and of repair work
made on buildings. 33.esi.o2 The
average value OF permits issued In
March reached s5.SoO29
The building bureau answered
sixty-nine complaints during March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
|YRD PARK COURTS ARE
COMPLETED AND READY
ale of Eighteen Attractive
Residences Will Begin
i'm Near Future.

An active campaign for the dis
{osal OF Byrd Park Court. the ;240,-
20 addition recently constructed by
1larence Cosby. and which was com
etcd In every detail only few days
6eo. VIII he started at once. II was
I.arncd last night.
The section facing directly on
yrd Park, tho finest recreation
round in tho city. is probably the
POST des!rably located for the we'll
'-do home owner, who wishes quick
transportation 10 his business. the
3ivantaGcs OF the city and the coun-
~. combined. and an attractive and
ftsuc home. Il is to he placed on
nc market exclusively through an
fGRnization being perfected by Mr..
8osby for the purpose.
There arc eighteen homes nxccp-
lonally we'll built. each with ga
IIgc. two baths and every advan-
0gc. An artisticaily decorated court
the center OF the circle on which
he homes face.
OmcIals or the concern handling
he property stated yesterday that
nc property is ideally located for
lie home owner wishing this class
n improvements. The homes are be-
Iig disposed OF at Il price less than
Ikstr lotions on all surrounding space
fills for. Nothing can he obtained
h this neiGhborhood TO compare with
Die values. 1t is declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
KENSINGTON
AVENUE
ABOVE THE
B Q u l. E V A r D

Beautiful eight-room home, tile
bath, sleeping porch. hardwood floors.
basement under the entire house.
laundry tubs: large Finished attic
Must be sold and at once. See us
about this unusual bargain.
MOoREFIELD & BLAKE INC
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HALF MILLION IN NEW
HOMES TO be ERECTED
Large Amount of Building Is
Being Planned by Ruchr.
mund This Year.
NOW ERECTING APARTMENTS
New Development I'roposed IL No.
itrni3 All West or belt Line. n,
ing h""h Work and Expecting Z,
do Much More. "

h"ildinG work that will call for
tho expenditure Of 100000 will h..
undertaken this year by the Arm ,r
charles T.. Ruehrmund, In the COR
struction Of homes and apartments
IN tho city, according to an official
announcement from the Arm yester-
"'E. inc company Is planning the
e'ec'loh OF three apartments and
'"uch work throughout the city.
This new development work ia
part OF that which Is being done in
inc west End. where practically all
OF the improvements the companv
VIII make this year are to he 10
Gated The apartments will be on
Patterson and kcnsington Avenues.
ana the residences which the COM
PahN proposes 10 erect will be west
OF the Boulevard to the greatest ex-
tent.
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100000 CORPORATION
TO OPERATE THEATERS
John f. Pryor, of DanyiIlc.
Is Presidcn, of Big Movie
Concern.

The First National Amusement
Corporation. Richmond. with a maxi
mum capital OF 100000 and mini
mum Of 100000. was granted a char
ter by the State Corporation Com
and deal in motion pictures and OPP
crate thcatcrs. The officers ana In
corporators are: John T.. Pryor. OF
Danvilie, president: J. c. Hester Of
Danvillc. secretary; George y. Pryor
Of Danvilic: l.. u. Cravcr. OF Char
lotte. y. G.: Frank Fcrrandini. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
BUILDING FUND FOR
MONTE MARIA ASKED

Contributions arc now being eo
iirited for building fund for Monte
Maria Academy, the only Catholic
seho"l OF its Kind in this section of
the state. Ri. Rev. Bishop D. J.
OConncll is backing the movement.
ana all of the parishes in the city
arc cooperating.
Last year. 1t Is pointed out on n
circular which has Just been sent
out. more than 100 prospective
pupils applied for admittance to the
school and had to be turned away
because all dormitory space was
taken. 1t is hoped to build soon so
that this will be eliminated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
BAKER TO SPEND $4,000
ON TWO ROWS OF HOUSES

Homes for twenty-five families
are /" hc erected III the West End
ms spring by Samuel H. Baker. ac
cordinE TO announcement made nv
MIN yesterday. Mr.. Baker will spcnJ
approximately $4,000 In the con.
s'ruction OF TWO entire rows of hou.es
and two stores
In his announcement last nigh,
Mr. BAKER said that plans for the
WORK proposed are now being pre-
pared here and that by the latter
part OF this month work will have
actually been started. Subbids Will
he asked shortly. The exact locn
ton OF the proposed work was not
revealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
MOVEMENT OF LOTS is
FEATURE OF MARKET
agents Have Biggest Business
in This Line of Recent
Years.
fIRM SELLS IL IN ONE DAY
fonumcnt Avenue Property Moved at
$3.50 Front FOot-Muny Vnrant
Land nenIS Make IiiE Call Upon
4 Real Estntc Men.
nm SELLS IL IN ONE DAY

SO brisk has the salo OF lots be-
|Pme this spring in Richmond and
1ie surrounding territory that real!
state men IN tho city are finding II
6nVcnicnt TO place salesman TO
PORK handling just this class Of
ropcrty alone. Practically all OF
re big firms in the city have placed
heir lot department In the hands Of
ieir most capable men they have
It'll them. and sales arc said TO be
.veral years.
Business has been no brisk In this
: ne during the last few months that
f.+Schmidt & Co. report the sale
rough the head OF their lot depart =
ont OF twelve pieces of property in
single day. This Is ono OF the big
ats sales in lots OF the month. Il
believed.
vacant ground is coming into its
.Sn," one rcaltor said this morning.
There are more calls for lots on
hich to build this spring than
an recall In many years. This class
Investment Is also becoming very
.tractivc to the nnanc!cr. and big
-"ss are being invested now In such
lFopertics."
Pollard e. Baghy report ono Of the
rgest lot deals OF the week. the sale
three thirty-foot tracts on Mon
3'nent Avenue. The price for which
10 lots sold was $3.50 front foot.
I 3l3.60O for the property. The
Rts were part OF the old Shep-
ird estate and the price is said TO
fair one.
I Robert j.. Richie. representa-
- or the company. stated ycster-
ny that lots are moving very we'll
! n his concern. hut that the home
3iyInR season has not fairly arrived
: n the nrm. The sale OF number
attractive houses are reported,
pwever. among them being that or
&c Edgewood Realty Corporation, TO
II. Bone. at 2202 Hanover Ave-
PIC. Records In the Chancery Court
the city show that tax was paid
n the recording OF the transfer TO
dicatc tho sale price was $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
Holds 3 Lots 3 Years;
Makes $4,000 on Them

The natural increase in tho
value OF lots In Richmond Is
shown here through tho oxpcri-
encc OF one man. who. when Stone
wall Courts were opened west OF
the city three years ago, pur-
cEaHed four. one for each member
OF his family.
Since tina: time this man has
disposed OF three Of the four lots
at profit OF $1,000 each. He Is
holding the fourth at price
which VIII net considerably moro
thnn $1,000 profit. This Is only
ono Of number OF Instances
whero property values have In
creased 10 startling extent with
In the last few years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
BEGIN CONSTRUCTING
FIRST STREET STORES

Construction of the block OF s,,ras
which will be erected at Marshall
aud First Streets this summer got
under way this week. when the
wrccking OF the old houses which
occupied the corner was practically
completed. II. NJ. Anderson is doing
the work. which will cost Sl7,7GO.
VI. T.. Florsheim is the owner of the
property and II. 4. Barnham is the
architect.