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= - HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 II Street NV. Realtors. Franklin o5os
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$o5oo-I4th STREET HIGHLANDS.
good boy ,ih % v @ e9n ne T h9% enGn ai px 3 @
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am eons e@s % aou 5 n0 a es Tns ss @ and has just @
$85oo-TWO-FAMILY. APARTMENT.
m . ss' lust as % sa eDTy esS % sP a hd r
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$50 9oooo-MASSACHU-SETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS.
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HEDGES & &.MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 Street NV Franklin o503.
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1,th STREET NEAR SPRING ROAD.

18th STREET NEAR SPRING ROAD.
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- 1906 NINTH ST. NV
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--'t A GOOD NORTHWEST CORNER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COLORED
p
quc fr his me-. nan rent.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO COMPANY,
goa 14tt Street. Main 56I3.
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ARNOLD AND COMPANY.
1916 EYE STREET.
MAIN 2434.

DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, Inc.
I1o6 Vermont Avenue Northwest. Main 1888.
10Th STREET HEIGHTS.
contains s6rooms ~ ches including
% S duplicated @ E1sui nc"
DOWNTOWN.
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SC a nce. Termsa are very
MT. PLEASANT.
reception hall bath hotwer heat electric lights front double
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, Inc
HOS Vermont Avenue Northwest. Main 1888.
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fol sALE--HousEs.
kynu utAaranA

e Near I4th and Randolph.
Dandy six-rooni and two-bath house,
With both rear porches glass inciosed.
The house 10 In perfect condition, and
there ts garage on the rear. Call
US for further particulars. 1856
Northeast-Vacant.
Six-room and bath house In rood
northeast section. There 10 good heat
Ing plant and laundry tubs In cellar;
alley in rear and plenty Of room fbr
double garage. Act quickly. Price,
$o,60O; easy terms.
Washington Heights.
Overlooking the Million Dollar
Bridge; this house contains six rooms,
bath and inclosed sleeping porch;
there IL Q maids room and bath in
cellar and also q built-in garage. The
house is thoroughly modern and In
6rst-class condition. Price. 914.500.
Phone 10 for appointment to inspect.
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BOOTH BARGAIN HOMES,

BOOTH BARGAIN HOMES,
All Sections Wash, D. c.
New Chevy Chase bungalow. rooms. tiled
bath. hot-water hest. electric lights, breakfast
room. open fireplace. Lot 50x1o0 near the
cars and Chevy Chase Circle. See 1t.
Only $ll,500.
One Of the best bargains In the subdivision.
NEAR 5th AND NE. NEW DWELLING.
rooms. tiled bath, hardwood floors. and
2 floors. Hot-water heat, electricity, good lot
to alley. Porches front and rear. Splendid
new home. Only 81 $50: terms.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION. NEAR 18th ST.
CARS.
7-room brick corner dwelling, electric lights
cellar. furnace; In nne condition; vacant now:
only SO, 500: very easy terms
BR00KLAAD, DC, NEW BUNGALOW
HOME.
o rooms. bath, cellar. sleeping porch. cleo
trio lights, hot-water heat, open frepIsces:
front and rear porches; lot 50xib0: only S9,-
900; easy terms like rent; Investigate.
ROLAND G.. BOOTH
2i6 st. NV. Frankli1 270o.
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10 COLORED BARGAINS.

10 COLORED BARGAINS.
Mr. 19th and 8 n.w.-12 T., pressed
brick, b.: brick garage, ETC.; pos
session; SIS, ,750; terms.
Nr. Hobart pl. aud Sherman ave.
8 r.. colonial brick; elec. light: brick
garage, ETC.; rented for $87.50 q
month; fine home or Investment at
$3.50; terms.
Nr. Sherman ave. and Euclid st.
6r. & b., brick; cleo. light; $1,000:
$3.50 cash. balance easy.
Mr. Q and 32nd SITS. n.w.--6 2. & b..
brick; $3.50; $500 cash. balance $50
Nr. 32nd and Ward pl n.w.-er.&
b.. pressed brick: fine condition; ask
ing $3.50; want an offer on easy
Nr. 9th and n.e.-Semi-detached.
8 T. q b., brick; possession; 1850;
payments like rent.
Nr. oath and n.w.--2story. colo
nial brick: fine repair; $3.50; 500
cash; balance, $40 monthly.
Nr. 21st and ID n.w.--6 r.. brick:
$3.50 on terms.
Nr. 13th and d n.e.-5 r., brick:
$500: terms.
Mr. End and y s.e.--6 r., brick;
price low at $1,000. on terms.
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
Main 45s7. 1923 F st.
.
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on KENYON ST. NEAR 1Tth ST., PRAC-
tically new. Groom, inclosed sleeping porch.
baths. built-in garage; ami; hardwood
finish and trim: reasonable terms; priced
right at s14. 500.
A splendid semi-detached house, located
near 18th and SITS. n.w.I containing 16
rooms, baths: ideal location for rooming
house: reasonable terms. A good buy at
$22. 800.
broom bungalow on Rhode Island avenue
me-; hot-water heat and electricity; $500
cash will buy II. Price, $1,000.
On 18th st.. W., nsar Euclid, 3-story brick
dwelling. IL rooms, tiled baths; modern in
every respect; garage: house IN excellent con-
dition: q splendid home at Sic, 500. a.
Federal Realty and Improve
ment Co.,
1858 Pennsyivania ave-. NV.
phone Main ala
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OPEN AMI. LIGHTED EVERY NIGHT TO 10 PM
SAUL'S ADDITION.
beautiful home wonderful section of the city Eight
large with nclosed paor and sleeping porch This
detached home having all the modern A large
open fireplace living feet wide Large front porch
Hotwaer heat and electric lights Hardwood floors Screens
Laundry and servants toilet cellar Lot
feet You should this house appreciate it. Call for
appointment and inspect
THE REALTY AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION
ID .. 4 - 51 OF
- ..~.>=~s~-a:- WASHINGTON
z55 I3th ST. MN. Main zoos.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS-$1355O
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rooms This ssr1sf ssss st & @ P ssa has
NEWHANfPSHIREAvENuEA AND RIGGS PLACE-s11 500.
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-ss$ .PETWORTH CORNER-$o,5OO
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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE N.E.-$6950
49,
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= WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & CO.,
G Main
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FOE sALI-H0UsIs.
- ~~.xAA--A 80 =

Bloomingdaie.
Right sn North Capitol st. near Ran
dolph; this house contains six rooms
and bath and one-car garage. The
property 10 in. the hrst commercial
zone and 10 bound to enhance In
value. Price. 5000. Noo
Near roth and Columbia Road.
one-haif square from 1T: Piessant
line; this .seven-roem and b3th medera
home 10 being offered At $i5,Soo.
Near I4th and Spring Road.
Thoroughly mcdern six-reoms and
bath house. with built-in garage
The house IL about one year old, and
the owner has authorized 10 to sen
it for ssseoo. Phone Us. 1850
R & GOsS,
Main asa
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NEW BUNGALOW.

Seven bright rooms. two complete baths
large front and side porches. select hardwood
floors, handsome open fireplace. cozy breakfast
alcove, many closets. electric lights, outside
pantry, builtiin refrigerator: heated garage;
numerous other features all contributing to
make this the most conveniently arranged and
complete home anywhere in the city. Located
in the best section of beautiful Woodbridge.
THE REALTY INVESTMENT CORPN.
of
WASHINGTON.
Main 29os. 7S5 18th St. NV.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,

McKEEVER & GOSS q
1875 Eye Street. IS Main AS:
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-02
DIRECTORS

GEORGE s. SILVER
Governor, State of New Jersey.
ISAAC ALPERN Perth Ar
President
EVERETT L. BROWN Red Bank
J. LOGAN %CLEvENGER Perth Amboy,
Editor, Perth Amboy Evening News.
FRANK DORSEY Perth Amboy]
Treasurer, City of Perth Amboy.
ROBERT S. I'LL Perth Amboyl
Secretary, Chesebrough Mfg. Co.
JACOB G~OLDBERGER Perth Amboyl
Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets
CHARLES G. HoMMANN Perth Amba
Judge, District Court, Perth Amboy, N.J J.
M0RGAN F. LARSON Perth Ambo]
Larson & Fox, Civil Engineers I
State Senator, Middlesex County.
DR.. MARTIN S. MEINZER Perth Amboy'
Physician
PETER c. OLSEN Perth Amboy,
Secretary Treasurer, South Amboy Terra Gotta Gu.
JOSEPH NJ. PERRINE J~amesburg
President, First National Bank, Jamesburg, n. J.
WILLIAM q. POWELL Perth Amboy.
President, Atlantic Terra Gotta Co.
GEORGE F. REYNOLDS Perth Amboy.
Department Store
W. PARKER RUNYON Perth Amboy.
President, Perth Amboy Dry Dock Company
FRANK R. VALENTINE Woodbridge
President, M. D. Valentine Bros. Co., Ey-e Brick
JESSE SEAMAN Perth Amboy,
American Smelling & Refining Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-02
What Do Seven Million
Dollars and Fifteen
thousand Depositors
Mean?

Figures are meaningless to most of us except by comparison.
It is interesting, therefore, to recall that ST. O0OOO00-th Re-
sources Of Perth Amboys leading BANKS approximately the
cost of Alaska to the United States.
The number of depositors is approximately equal to the COM
bined population of South Amboy, Matawan and South River; it
is larger than the population of Long Branch; nearly twice as
large as the population of Westfeld and more than four times
that of Metuchen. There will be nearly as many depositors in the
Perth Amboy Trust Company as there were people in the City of
Perth Amboy when the bank opened for business twentyone
years ago.
The depositors represent virtually every kind of business
and every walk of life. Their deposits range from $100 to the
undredsof-thousand The Perth Amboy Trust Company will
take especial pride that it will differ from most of the other large
banks in that it will welcome the smallest saver in the community.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-02

HE Perth Amboy Trust Company
g will have Capital and Surplus Of
over a half a Million; Resources Of
Over Seven Million and more than
$4,000 Depositors.
What the re-birth of this large bank means to Perth
Amboy in its business future is Immediately apparent.
But we desire to emphasize this more important fact
THAT the Perth Amboy Trust Company will well
come any man or woman who brings his or her saw
ings to it, no matter how modest it may be. We
want Perth Amboy's leading bank to be your biggest
friend.
The merger, so far as its effect upon the banking re-
lations Of the City National Bank depositors are con-
cerned, means that the resources Of helpfulness have
been seven times multiplied and the number Of their
banking friends increased by more than 10000.
In the common service of the Perth Amboy
of the future we welcome our new customers to
Join with our old in a%vailing themselves to the fullest
possible use Of every department Of every office Of
our bank.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
FULTON NOTES

The Superintendent of Mt. Calvary
Baptist Sunday Scho,ol requests that
all Of the mite boxes be turned in
tomorrow, either in the morning or
at $3.50 at which time a sacred con-
cert will be given by some IF the
public school teachers. under the
management of Miss Olivia Wool
bridge and Mrs. Ellen Brown
1880 A. M. Our Pastor will
preach. using for his text. 81 have
put off my coat. how shall / put It
on ;" Come out at $3.50 p. NJ. and
have a great show
Last Sabbath at Calvary the Rev.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Mr.. Christopher Nuble lost his barn
and contents by fire few days ago.
Miss Georgia Roane left for Wash
ington last Friday.
Mr.. Alfred Tunstall returned from
Philadelphia last Saturday.
Rev. II. M. Ruffin has been called to
the passionate of the New Morning Star
Baptist Church.
Misses Julia and Bessie Jones spent
the weekend with their parents.
In Meporiam.
In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear father. Henry Clay Holmes
who departed this life five years ago
October rs, 1918.
You have gone and left us all alone
Yet in love I see your smiling face.
While in sorrow have this lonesome
place to face.
Death has robbed us OF our dear
father.
Whom we loved so dear,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
FIRST MT. OLIVE MITES.

Newtown, Va, Nov. ia splendid
crowd attended the services at Mt.
Olive last Sunday. &.
Mr.. Robert Corbin and Miss Mamie
Hill were married at the pastor S
home last Sunday at p. NJ Many
fl lends witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Brown, Messrs
Joseph Lawson, James Smith, J. w.
Redmond. G.. S. Lawson, Messrs. Isa-
bel Lawson and Martha Eunis were the
guests &C Rev. and Mrs. r. ~ Lawson
last Sunday.
Mrs. Susie BroaddUs left for tn,
North last Monday.
Mrs. Eliza RufTin continues quite
sick
Miss Nancy Harvey left for Washing
ton few days ago.
Mrs. Maria Hills home and contents
were destroyed by fire few weeks ag,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

G. B. Jefferson preached at 1880 A..
M. Tomorrow morning he will
preach at Fairfield Baptist CHURCH
1870 P. NJ. the funeral services of
Sister Louise White were held at the
church. Rev. Cobbs preached a
q ul-stirr'ng sermon. Prayer was
offered by the Rev G.. W. Coleman ::
Scripture lesson by our pastor and
the letter from the family was read
Ivy Rev. G. b. jefferson Our sister
had been member Of the Mt Cal
vary Baptist Church for % years ..
She professed religion when she was
very young. Two beautiful los
were sung by Mrs Elizabeth GOODS
and Mrs. Ethel Lewis. A verbal res
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

And since his death the thought Of
him
Filled our eyes with tears.
1t was hard to part with you,
Oh, so hard to see you die;
But hope some day to meet you
In tire sweet bye and bye.
In my heart his memory fingers,
Sweetly. tender. fond and true.
There is not day. dear father,
That we do not think of you.
Oh could we open wide the grave,
And see thy face once more,
And hear thy voice is all crave.
AS in the days of yore.
No one knows the silent heart-ache.
Only those who have lost can tell
Oh, the grief that is borne In silence
OF the one we loved so dear.
You are gone but not forgotten.
Never shay your memory fade.
Sweetest thoughts shall always linger
Around the grave where you are laid
His loving daughter,
MARY FRANK HOLMES.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
WYTHEYlLLE MEMS.

June left Thursday for Columbus. 10
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bourne left last
Saturday for Bluefield, w. Va. to visit
relatives.
Miss Ella Mae Page and Mrs Mann.
MIC Haley who have been visiting in
w. Va. returned Saturday; they report
a pleasant trip.
Mrs. Aaron Galloway and children
after visiting Richmond and other
points East returned last week.
Mr.. Nathaniel Spurlock left last Tues
day for his home. Washington d. C..
after spending some time with his
aunt, Miss Emma Wrencher.
Mrs. Cynthia Broadly left Tuesday
for her home in w. Va. after visiting
her daughter Mrs. W. w. Harper.
Mrs. Florence Johnson is spending
the weekend in Pulaski with her sis
ter.
Mrs Mamie Sayles and daughter.
Miss Lizzie Sirt left Thursday for an
extended trip to Bluefield and Colum.
bus.
Miss Katbelene Jenkins Of Pulaski
:lnd Mr.. Eugene King OF East Radford
and others motored to the city Friday
eight and spent few hours.
MIS-. Kyle Johnson and daughter
Miss Mary Of Bluefield. W. Va. are
visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell motor
I'll TO Marion Monday to see the form
ers' mother.
MIR. and MIS-. James A. Chapman are
visiting in Pulaski this week at the
nome Or mir. and MI S. Jake Wilson.
Mr.. X. A. Greene and mother have
bought the home OF Mr.. Garland Chap
nan on East franklin street ana WI
move soon.
Mr.. w. r. Gibson, Jr., and MIR. Bob
Grubb motored to Pulaski Thursday.
Mr.. John p. Browne Of Roanoke. al
rived in the city Monday morning 70
see his sister Mrs. Ella Browne who is
still confined to her room.
Rev. Mrs. A. d. Price will preach at
Bethel A. NJ. +. Church Sunday morn
ing and night This is Womans Day.
November 18th, from start to finish.
Let all the women of Wytheville hear
this gospel minister.
Misses Ileen Gym and Virginia Step
teau are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Flora Nicholson Is confined to
her bed with La-Grippe.
Rev. T. w. Hebron left Monday for
Norfolk, w. Va, on business.
Mr.. w. H. Stepteau made business
Zip to Roanoke Tuesday.
Mr.. James A. Harper left Sunday
morning for Bluefield, w. Va. to at
tend the marriage of Mr.. Willie Will
liams.
!!
Mrs. Grace Beverly left Tuesday for
Roanoke for a visit.
The Teachers Institute will be in
session next Thursday and Friday; all
the teachers in the county will be ex-
pected. The Superintendent, Prof.
Crowley will speak both days.
Mrs. Myriah Thompson and sisters.
will remain in the Chapman hons
which was purchased by Mr.. K. "A.
Green and mother.
Mr.. Charlie Seals of Marion passed
thru the city Tuesday en- route to
Roanoke.
Mrs. Morgan Pinkard who has been
confined to her room for several days
is out again.
Read the Planet for news of interest.
Will do you good in the future.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

olution, coming from the Fulton Lily
Beneficial Society, No. / was deliv.
cred by Mr.. A. d. Daniel. Resolu
tions were also read from Ardelia's
Fold, No. 16, S. and d. of B. and
the Fulton jubilee Songsters Club,
OF which our sister was member.
$3.50 P. M. The Rev. J. H. John
son, the boy preacher of Sixth Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, preached an
excellent and powerful sermon at
Calvary. He was accompanied by his
friend and cOmrade, the Rev. c. l..
Ackon, OK the same church. who is
only boy.
Sister Katie Bridges, also a mem
Der Of our church, passed to THE
Great Beyond last week. Her body
was shipped to Wilson Mills, N. G..
for burial. Resolutions from the
church were sent with the remains
She was a member of the Fulton Ben
eficial Female Auxiliary and the Full
ton Council, No. III s. I o. st. l..
Tomorrow 1880 p. M, Rev. c. A.
Cobbs, B. tn. will preach at the
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Sub
ject, Ezekiel in the Valley of Dry
Bones"
Services at Union Level Baptist
Church tomorrow: Sunday School,
$3.50 A. NJ; Preaching, 1880 A. M. !;
Communion $3.50 P. M.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
LILLY LAND COMPANY WARNS ALL
THE COLORED PEOPLE TO LOOK AT
THE LOTS ON THE LINCOLN COURT
ADDITION AT ROANOKE. VA.

We recently in
COURT ADDITION the CITY OF ROANOKE
half
DlToN absolutely the closest in sub division that
being
terms of $40 down and $40
Roanoke OHce 634
a in the to
the CITY OF BLUEFELD
Buefeld
in
PNY provided
o
by giving receipt first monthly insalment
TON, W. VA, stating the
have statesmen
H., 7 o~J Ho~.~~~v
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
RISING MT. ZION NOTES.

Our communion service was largely
attended; we were pleased to note that
quite few visitors were in the congre
cation. This leaves only one more Sun
day in this year for such service;
let us look forward in anticipation OF
a wonderful service on that time.
At our Wednesday night prayer se-v
ice we were glad to have with us Rev =.
c. T.. Jefferson who delivered very
inspiring sermon.
Some of the sick are: Mrs. Rosa y L.
Hagans, Suzanne Jones and Mrs. Mary
Booker
In sad but loving memory Of our be.
loved grandmother. Mrs Mary =.
Bank. who fell asleep six years age.
November II 1917.
Grand Children.
Mrs. NJ. r. DUNSTON.
MRS. A. r. BRAXTON.
MRS. G. l.. DILLARD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
PATIENTLY WAITING.

Yes the Of the Mechanics Savings Bank representing approximately three hum
INDIVIDUALS the d REPRESENTING about three thousand not including the holders
christmas Savings GLIB Cards. the white and coe people this city, vitality
es retaining the confidence the oo people this community food opo
the white and coled people Of the United States waiting
They want know the approximate assets reopen the Mocha
Savings Bank The amount stated the following signed the
Judge Of the Richmond Chancery Court gssassagsz
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

And II being
said
assets Of obligations
amounting to
satisfaction
to
being able
lhc and to the entire
ordered that said
or with statement Of the liabilities
oanK plans
defendants others
charge Of said receivers
Mechanics Savings Bank, OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

But how much more eeded The Receivers that
amount until all the the dposs have been ned and balanced
this condition the depohs meeting assembled
liability the amount already amed This
Receivers strike balance and submit the the
may. their judgment be fair the people whom they represent
This then will necessarily end the delay the Receivers
favor reopenm the Bank and willing do all
this community The plain Personal this
matter Let the Mechanics Savings Bank deposs
gently need OF their able
SAVINGS may permitted to The dehors stand
other issues and conditions met they primary purpose
time to DO business Let ascertain
assets necessary and with the aid and Of the good white people ard the sac
cofed ones backed by abiding faith the Almighty God let Bank
MITCHELL. R
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
Lilly Land Company
HOME PRINCETON w.

HOME OFFICE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

PRINCETON, w. VA.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

AS the operation of the
IL Capper-Tincher grain fu
lures act, which places the
n grain exchanges of the