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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
TO FIX VALUATION OF ROADS

Topeka, June 6.-The work Of
fixing a final valuation on the prop
erty of all railroads In the United
States, by the valuation bureau of
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, is under way, according to
Chairman Clyde n. Reed Of the Pub
nc Utilities Commission. Final hear
ing on the valuation Of the Rock
Island railroad Is on in Washington
now. Kansas Is represented at the
hearing By John n Worsley, chief
engineer Of the Kansas commission.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS
& 3 & & & q & a & & & q & &

Kansas City, June 7.-Cattie g.
500, beef steers, fat cows and heif-
ers steady to strong, top heavy steers
1925, better cows SO to $3.50, other
classes mostly steady, best vealers
$3.50 to $40, choice feeders $8.
Ho4s-
Receipts 1900, slow around
steady, 5000 to $1,000, top $10.75.
Wheat and Corn
Cash wheat, No. 1 hard Silt to
$1.5O, No. 2 $1.16 to $3.50; No. 1
red SLIT to $1.2O, No. 2 $1.15 to
$1.16; July wheat $1.07T, Sept.
$1.O6b. July corn 55Hc, Sept.
$3.50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
HERINGTON WANTS A POOL
Would Locate 1t in Rock Island
Reservoir

Herington, June 7.-An enthusi-
astic meeting Of the several commit
tees interested in securing a swim
ming pool for the people Of Herring
ton met with Chairman c. b. Pratt
in his office Sunday morning and
worked out tentative plans.
AS drawn by r. G. Tripp for the
committee, the plans propose a pool
forty feet wide and as long as funds
permit, in the southwest corner Of
the present Rock Island reservoir,
just north Of the park. 1t is hoped
a pool $50 feet long may be made.
The present concete spillway to
be one end Of the pool and the
waters of the pond drained out by
out section Of the present
liam; all Of course on the under
standing that the Rock Island will
deed the land to the city as expected,
without conflicting reservations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
CHOOSE JUDGES FOR ESSAYS


Topeka, June Charles II. Ses-
siOns. Arthur J. Carruth and Curtis
w. Myers, all of Topeka, have been
appointed by the Kansas state COM
mittee for Near East Relief, as the
Kansas judges in the Henry Morgan
thau prize oration and essay con-
test among high school students,
which is being conducted by the
Near East Relief.
Essays and orations entered in the
contest must be submitted to the
state committee by June 10. The
contest is open to junior and senior
high school students. The essay or
oration must contain not more than
1000 words or less than 1900 words
and must be read or delivered be-
fore some public Gathering or club
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
Over 1 Million Workers
To- Vote on Quitting
Their Jobs
Associated Pressl

IkA0BVGAAtC4 GNOBSl
Cincinnati, June 6-A strike vot'
Of Approximately LOO, 900 railway
workers of the UnitedS tates will b
taken By the individual unions af.
fested BY the railroad labor board
wage reductions recently ordered and
pending 4 confesenge Of union lead
err her today.
Chicago, June Cover the strong
protest Of the three labor represen-
tatives. the United States railroad
labor board ordered today a new
wage cut Of cents an hour for rail-
way shop mechanics and o cents for
freight car handlers.
The new wage reduction brought
an estimated added saving of $780,
100000 annually to the railroads,
following on the heels Of a $5O,OOO,-
OG0 cut in wages Of maintenance
way laborers last week, the shop
crafts decision becomes effective
July 1st, the same date as last
weeks order.
The minority report stated that
the decision was made with no con-
sideration for human needs" Wages
of supervisory forces in railway
shops are not decreased. The reduc-
tiOn for mechanics adveraged a little |
more than 8 per cent and is now
$6.11; electric workers $6.2S; black |
smiths will lose SO cents day un.
der the new decision, bringing their
daily wages to approximately $5.7O.
Car cleaners now receiving $318 a
day are cut 8 cents per hour or 40
cents per day.
Cincinnati. June 6.-The new
wage reductions for shopmen can
but intensity the present feeling of
with railway labor
conditions and will at least result in
an immediate strike vote returnable
June 80, according to B. NJ. Jewell, !
lead Of the shop crafts unions, here
Oday for railroad strike conference Z
~ representatives Of all road labor
lnions with che exception Of the +
big four" brotherhood. Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
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SHOULD HEAR CAMEL

Q Bvery father and mother In I
2 Abilene and ssicinity should shAa
Z iFSauk * GaMeass9s nes s1letne1 X
vi fomofrsw~.akixtk city pSSk ias 81
{ ahs Aftsrpeps And at the &eelye I
inf the seveh16N SSS1a'tR u
z l HA Aas, ~ )tbe. lifss sta shsy 4
q and selRl = ~ He ~ ~ z
2 &Avotssi ~ an - yhis work, ana -
z sh@ win 3eal !SsgHy Had ands moth. q
z ses tthtnS ttla1k Ewill epsn their &
Aseyes.t There y mo dad or moth. q
2 er but, ehosalsk ss1svote more time q
. to their fAp1ies. n
z Many a areat In. Abilene -
= talks .abont. sthe ways Of some 4
Q boys and girls, ana at the same z
. time neglect their own. .
: The avef&Es business man 4
: spends a great deal of time at .
: various meetings that will help =
, them in business. Rearing boys &
} and girls is a business by itself q
; and q little time at this pro- q
J gram will be well worth while. &
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
DIDN'T ADOPT HONOR SYSTEM
Washburn Students Defeated Pro-
posed Plan
CAssociated Press

Topeka, June Although Wash
burn college students voted in favor
Of the honor system for examinations
the school is still without such a
system. Some time ago the students
voted favorably on the plan and the
student council was instructed to
prepare details. The plan worked
out by the council was submitted to
a referendum last week. but failed to
be adopted. When the school term
closed. no additional plan had been
prepared and opponents of the sys-
tenn claim it is q dead issue.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
SEEK TO PRESERVE BUILDING
Architects WM Hold Final, Meeting
ri In Jacisoa Park
l fAasocia LA prohaE.

4 Chicago, June se.e--Arcl,lAects who
taf gather here June Y .seAad Q for
- efftt-dfth anApea4 icNRNention sof
~, y AhasaesAa lnstltu1& cf sArchi-
te1fs will hold their HoReIadiag ses-,
dieknasd banquet 81, ttAs Fine eArls
Dpa&lng In jackson PaSt. ronsidered,
dne 81 the worlds dnest examplessof,
clsse3c architecture. slNS ~ sHt
s. Consideration will be eissn rAtsthe1
SESSION. which will be held Friday
evening, June 8, to- plans fortpressr-
vation Of the building, which was
constructed for the Worlds Column
btan Exposition in 1893 and later
housed the Field Museum Of Natural
History.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
ALICIA DUPONT TO WE'D

London, June Announcement
was made yesterday Of the engage
ment of Miss Alicia Dupont, daugh-
ter of Alfred Dupont, millionaire
powder manufacturer Of Whining
ton, Del, and Harold Glendinning, Of
Norwalk, Conn, an Oxford scholar.
The marriage will take place June %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
TAKE REVENGE
ON STUDENTS
tA.socfated press1

Ottawa, June Diplomas Of two
of the 81 members Of the Ottawa
University senior class were held to-
day until ne>s Oc,ober by action Of
the faculty because they were mem
bers Of fraternity organized In de-
fiance Of regulations against Greek
letter organizations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
POURED OIL ON FLAME
Burns Were Fatal 70 I2-Year-OId
Girl at RossviIIe

ROssville, June 6.--Miss Rosa Nc
Council, IL, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mcconnell, of this place,
died at 9:3O O'Clock last night as the
result Of burns she received yester-
day when she poured oil from can
on fire which she was building in
The stove, preparatory to getting the
evening meal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
WON'T OPEN MINES NOW
Kansas Operators, However, Ready
For Wage Scale Negotiations

Pittsburg, June THE Kansas
coal operators have no present inten-
ton Of opening their mines and no
policy has been developed by the or
ganizations other than that the oper-
atOrs are ready to meet the miners
for negotiation Of a
wage scale, Ira Clemens. president of
the Southwestern Interstate Coal OPP
orators association, said yesterday
afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
AND SO LIZZIE
SAYS THEY MUST
NOTEVEN DANCE
Revoked Certificate of
a Pretty Teacher
Who Waltzed

Topeka, June THE state board
Of administration today was asked to
investigate the reVoking OF the
teachers certificate Of Mrs. Clara
Waite Of FnBey county, who said
that Stats superintendent LorraiRe
f. Wooster has refused TO renew it
because she attended q dance.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
DISCOVERER OF KLONDIKE DIES

Vancouver, B. c., June George
Carmack. 90 years old, discoverer of
the great Klondike gold fields, Is
mourned today by hundreds Of pio-
neers who followed him to the froz-
en- North when news of his strike
reached the outside world. He was
at work on book, "The Discovery Of
the Kloadike," when he was stricken
with pleuro- pneumonia. Much mining
property and $175,00O were left to
his widow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
LILLIAN RUSSELL is DEAD
Noted Stage Beauty of Decade Ago
Passes Away
FAaancinf foH

Pittsburg, Pa, June 6.---Mrs. Lii
lian Russell Moore, wife Of Alexan-
der p. Moore, publisher Of the Pitts
burgh Leader, and noted stage
beauty Of score and more years
past, died at her home at 2:2O
O'Clock this morning, after an illness
of several days.
Her illness resulted from an aeci-
dent on shipboard while returning
from Europe. Her death was unex-
pected as physicians believed the
crisis Of her illness had passed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
BOUGHT CIGARS FOR SHERIFF

But II Was the Sheriff's Money Con-
vict Had Bought Treat With
Fort Madison, Ia, June g.
Johnny" Carter was trusted pris-
oner at the county jail here until
Sheriff J. B. Watkins took him on a
tour Of the county recently. When
they returned to the Jail the sheriff
misesd $50 bill. He accused Car
ter who confessed and returned all
Of the money except 20 cents with
which he had purchased two cigars
for the sheriff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08
Fl. SILL GETS PLUM

Washington. June IA decision
to concentrate all Geld artillery
schools at Fort sill. Okla, was an
nounced today By Secretary Weeks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-08

A qnarrelso1ne man nearly always
believes he IL easy to get along with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
lhe Dispatch Papers Receive Convenience
REX. ESTATE ron SALE
Houses for sale

CnrHc" iihj. =r@viNi, nr!,a dw.i
'""ira. ki'tn"n''''. Ese. hath. .lsr.
ir''p AMI pipeieR- furnace, rric..
'6t5G rosaire 4, 'ra,ier psa, Es.nte
GRACE rr. wEr'r tos ~ boulevard.
ro"ms hnH hN'h. ho' water hoa'
sb'5o, Msinn!sl with u, ,, uuIE'r,
4 60, Madison g1io
iGultLhSn i'hHk room frame ,usJ
am. as"spt he.I lztge uprnpr lot, hnus.
newly taroteu ANA lslnt.I. suited far
two 'smUIIs, Germs traiI .~naf, B;.v0u.
10 "h"'ph !ag1'j.
i.iuEI.ASD HrNlSUR st.n 10 Five,
tsOm bungalow, new, ."rusr lu,E IGgr
s;v Ei"sk Gam ear linr. rr'ou.
$4,000 terms. 81. Water
aAKg:s!iE c.r i!ns. dandy Junaaiow.
isrEa grounds. rooms rear rolf uuur,c.
Hnrgniu, f5.ag0. UyiEuG nsaity 80.
H"ndniph I'll;
apEgil NEGR s!oNb-rur =a.., aaauti...
h"unu = Serth EioEn.uu; ptIur, I,u,-
900. rms. Can Madison "sfi
piIO:uCs--O ii.ruun huu,a and b..s
I"Sut. nisa CARBON; peal tros.. Ersue-
rm" cherry tr"sf. hpuls trsns. nE t.a-r
mg,sr iroD.: Ia rhSaDu.. Va, looking
over FDri Monroe AEG Ghs.epsass Hay
y bargain fGt ul.ck saio wf.ts
30, t'z. rhovbu., va.
WEST END---I'Dg sa!r. Loau;fu. a'n-rooir
hnu,e un smVuth. paved stEngt lu war,
Eud, hn- iuiaid hardwood aoors an,i
al modem imuEU' p'nrr;s. pusre,-!ur
~ once. Terms can he ARRANGED Apply
e" o.n"r syis !e'.!io-o Avenue, AaIl
puu 1914.
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REL ESTATE fOR SIZE
Hotispa for SaIe
HAVE YOU A HOME?

HAVE YOU A HOME?
Or do YOU simply live
somewhere and hold a
lot Of receipts instead
Of a deed? There is Il
wide difference. Some
fine bargains.
WEST END--Dundy
new brick slx-r O 0 m
homes; m o d ern in
every way. Six thou
sand and five hundred
dollars. Seven fifty
cash and the rest easy.
WEST END--Choice
siX-rOom brick modern
homes; hot-water heat,
hardwood floors, tiled
bath, sleeping porch;
papereC; all new and
ready to move in.
Sixty-two fifty. Five
hundred cash. w h Y
pay rent when you can
buy like that?
GINTER PARK TER
RACE-Nothing like
these in the city. Fifty
foot lot. Six rooms,
extra large sleeping
porch, beautiful break
fast-room, b uilt-in
kitchen cabinet with
handsome full por-
celain sink, pantry and
book cases. Built-in
bath, with shower, real
tiled walls and floors;
paper holders, soap
container, towel racks
and handsome tooth
brush holders. 1t is a
wonderful bath. Five
closets on the second
floor. Tiled roof, full
basement with earthen
laundry tubs, toilet
and cupboard. Yard
graded, grassed and
fenced. They are
simply different from
anything you h ave
seen. Think Of it, eight
thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars; one
thousand cash. Only
five, and two were sold
last week.
Many other bargains
like this. Let me show
you. S. l.. Thomas,
Randolph 81.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

INVESTIGATE
HOMES FOR SAFE
West End G rooms
tiled hath y, q Il orn
with every convent;
encp. hot-,yater haat
dandy rood buv in nice
neiphborhood. S6 50O
on oasv terms
North Side barga;n
We offe,. vo,, tho b;o..
gest hlrcain in Cinte,.
Pa, Ter,ace (Gr;ffin
Ayen,,e( at Sc 250 an
81 600 cash navrnant
and balance ,,,onthI,-
lot 6 rooms a = q a
sleeDjng porch. hrrall-
fast-rooni. har(lwood
floors. bat h with filed
walls and floor heauti-
FIJI shower nlentv
closets. b,lilt-jn hooi,
cases and ironin o.
basement, With cun-
board and extra toilet
every modern convent,
pnce Five hO,ses ha
last two? This is A real
find.
Rosewood Avenue r
porch. home at 4 bar
gain price. Reduced
t'ol. quick sale. I.ool, at
this Monday and make
an offer. Terms to
West End, Z rooms,
new ana tI modern; we'll
o'HlV' 9''-oo' on easy
Nodo,n hnno.oIo,,, =,
.hp'icl III Dl'llS olON III
Mort y C;,io S,,I,,,,,l,
pi''S StuQl ~, =
rooms. heat GO1Jhlp 90
50
rapp. 81 0UD
| nave houses IN all To-
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
MORTON G..
THALHIMER.

FOR SALE-MaGern nIcoy furnished s.
room home, half block Gtntcr PARK CIR
me, shade, hedge. largo porchcs. out
Side minds. steam heat, gas stove. poTvh
shades, chairs twtng and cvcrythinr All
10y prlcr "t homo. This week only. q
TAKEN up At once. +. .. no> 1855
DANDY S-room frame. freshly painted.
pa! cred, slate roof. o;-watcr h,tt.
largo rooms. attic; convenient tn cvcFy.
thing central ltnr,on Heights. Think
t"7So vii! bny this very Mica home
Randolph ca tS!zeD. Ryland Realty
Go.
sen EN-EOOM house and ten acres ~
ANA ~ stop .e.3ietersbnrs trolley line
Tor sale.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
hon-t.s fOf Ihic
ron SAI.E
H!aIIbkED SpHiSgs.

S!ns room stocro dwelling cleo
vols i.rGiF sun rHrI"ri ,sAVtiGiI
sl"unds .hruhhe,y riony "t
f'ni'i pn. half hlo.s fru,u o.
-r. rrl"s. "a 800.
= .a.rnuin i~u-s,a.y rran,a
nu.iInT "ns acre % ground
'erS ~ tfnt, oLe block from
''' lihS, Trl"". t.Tsol iTio rssH
sEoom frame dwelling ,~s
b as from car line, lnrr" lat,
t.~hIy fsa!n Iric~, t.foo.
Sow sir room frame dwelling
electric lights, psgor"i nnh PAIN
ed large lot. on. half block from
r-T iiIa. bargain at only $500.
!"r.u" reasonable
o. g. TAYLOR & 90.
/? North SIu'h sttc"t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
w. II. Bradley,
MORTON G..
THALHIMER.

SfIE%nlD room hous". numerous o,..
hGhlings acres iapI, NJ rta,inn uzsh.
i"st"h Highway 5000, $500 rnsht I'm
ln'!iet" V"Gs"sHi"u. ios 80 $50. car,
n" Dispatch.
NICK t-r"om house IN Farrnount. al
in"d"rn T"uTenisuc.s AErcp, h.s, COOL
home ana pr"n,sbia ir'sr,rnsn,. Gail
MAhiron J't1.
SM-N .>t' cash prrion,t. balance monthly
NJ" hctSs. EoO1 hDusn kryen rooms Eu..
h"uE.E, shade. EDo,I WH,Tr, garden. front
INK rnllrDnd ana highway I.o.-o-sion
soon. rr'Ce, 1000. =. g. LAM. ,v.u
Alien. Va"
HEBHfSo'S HOMES.
Stuart Avenue. rooms. 1850
-. kichrabnd, rvoins. MODERN $500
Olnter rtrk rsrtar.. rooms tT.LUo
West End. roonS. de tarhoa ttSh6
Terms; 1850 la tScc ahsh, balances
monthly.
HERRING 4 co.
Md. bss South Ton,h
DIRECT FROM OwShi,--For .sIs or or.
change. s,r'cuy nodaru new s-room
htuccosd hOuA-; bot water heat, hard
wood ho".s. tic bath; plenty slos.ts:
fun cellar. isuud-, tubs, garage. iarI,
lot: rhr1!bs and flowers; city yat.r
lI"ni location. Just nutSido city H.s,
hampton gar. Quick pnrs-.r'ou Price.
ile.tho. Terms easy. DO, & tLs. caro-
RI" Dispatch.
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WONDERFUL HOME.

Price reduced for quick
action; s large rooms
and beautiful sleeping
porch; in the best sec
ton Of Barton Heights.
Modern in every way.
Lot seventy-siX feet
front, with wonderful
old shade tree near the
house. Just a find at
nine thousand dollars,
and the terms are fine.
s. l.. Thomas, Ran
dolph 81.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
c. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
SO1 East Main.
E0u!rrhD f..oKLDA fAKM.

EQUIPPED FLORIDA FARM.
500 ORANGE TREES
i5.e Possibilities here. on improved road.
snort walh store, school, city markets
i acres DARK loan tl.lsg.. pasture. tim
I-r. 400 oE,nsr trees. sTAI.:ru.t, peaches.
pears. plum. thnsrriaes. hgs. pes at
ifact.Se dwelling COO! loren. Darn. pou.-
~ AuLs", garage. owners other ug.I-
ness FsesslaE. $500 g.ts all. auG. :: taken
soon, horse. cow gett, suats l.Ss. Tu4!try.
vehicle. ;no.>. .LrgitC.e ,uruwu in part
y"n Details pas- IS HHg Bursi, N
"a taiuG FREE. StEDCT FARM AGt.&C -
!2io ~. Graham A.ds. Jacksonville.
CAK%EAL'S FARM BARGAINS
We have H,te! with u farms OF all
sizes ana descriptions. both dairy anu
IucN, a. bargain prices. See Mir. West.
!. =. CARSEAi SONS.
b. Nnrtn N.Min strr- =.
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$4,000

Direct from owner. sir:foon house ~
/! 'laurih street boulevard. electric
uShtf. bath large lot. wide alley Box
" fs'. caro- The Dispatch.
"i'E NE" iiOHE-rarEe corner lot: I
i""hA everything modern; two
blocks above Brookinud Part Mi.
var" nice location; 1890. Including
SHADES ana hcreenb Mr. Sl.sr Rylond
it'aIty 60 nanioiph Gi7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
BARGAINS.

$4,000 cash ana $50 ncr month
VIII hay new so. room h-ick
dwelling within two blocks ~
Byrd rark ana ON" block of tho
Boulevard. Possession Scptem-
be. 1T.
Sl.aon cash anil SIS nor month
VIII hay modern eight room hrick
d"'i.uE. WIN sic"piur porch.
within one block ~ the Boulevard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM
MODERN HOME
On Colonial Avenue. A
real bargain.
c. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
S07 East Main.
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FOR SALE.
NEW HOMES IN
BARTON HEIGHTS.

3 rooms, large break
fast-rootn, rle g pi n z
porch, beautiful tile
bath, built,in shower,
hardwood floors, full
concrete base nj emit,
hot-Water heat. Rea-
sonabIe terms.
Business phone, Ran.
%. Residence phone,
Boul. 348-J.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
A nice home on the
1 errace, Bar t on
Heights, overlooking
the park; wide lot,
beautiful shrubb cry.
One of the most de-
lightful restful places
in the city. Eight thou
sand five hundred dol
lars, or rent it for
seventy-tive ollars
per month.
MAPLEWOOD AVE.
Just in the heart Of the
rapidly developing sec
ton near Byrd Park;
new six rooms and
sleeping porch; mod
ern and on a corner.
n in e thousand five
hundred dollars, or
will rent it at eighty
five dollars per month.
S. l.. Thomas, Ran
dolph "a.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
SMALL TRUCK FARM
WITH
LARGE ORCHARD

- miles from city; 4
room dwelling; barn, stable
and chicken houses; large
frontage, on good auto
mobile road. This is a bar
gain.
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FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK HOME
IN WEST END.

" l. W Dhloh 11OMII
IN WEST END.
Six large rooms, tile
bath, built-in refriger-
ator, hardwood floors,
terraced lawn, pa
pered, shades, screens.
This is the last we have
left in this section and
is a bargain. Very
reasonable terms.
Business phone, Ran.
81. Residence phone,
Boul. 34S-J.
W. Fl. Bradley,
MORTON G.
THALHIMER.
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Brooks & Richardson, Inc.
IA n. Eighth ST.

$3.50 cash ,o0 par month. viii huy nvN
room new stucco bungalow on iakcsidc
or l,nc. direct from owner. Phone Mad
ison SS3i-W.
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l. PEI; rENT INNESrNiENT-T -Four
franc DWELLINGS III Yves, End Douglas
h Taylor, Real Estate.
WILL SELL. my io-room auacco house In
North Richmond and take vacant lo.
49, part payment, or $50 cash balrut"
easy rh'F ~ tho best buy IN North
S1l"; strictly modern: arranged for IVA
families. Sc" rae any evening after .
o'cIock. 2,li Wcs, Maia.
nhEdAIN- Wcst End dwelling, rooms
eaS aud bath: $3.50 Douglas f. lay
Tor. Real Estate.
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WILLIAM BYRD.

poDLAND llEIGHTS-Apartm !
1tttrhotire rooms, porch; ali conyon
ences: new house. Randoiph aII9.J
Room APARTMENT-E very;hing ,u,-
llished; centrally located. 400 t.as,
Franklin Street. ""'
RSr nat. furnished or unfurnished soo
lorth Rowland. boulevard 2Ias-w
DISPATCH Class:ncd Aos bring .u,.
nd quick results. " sure
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LOIS for Snlc
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RE1L ESTATE FOR SALE

ZOE soYertisers arc all eager to seryo
ou whenever you call on thorn.