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CAGE
Against Pale Hose

siHsautss. Wa. Az - TIE
49, = t1ssAt sIiaHpt Fslsfh sna
Charles HEesslt llIHls,fKI aKaiHsI the
thleass AaefieaH ieasae iassiah
club - feeattf lsash salaries fnd
lsnnasse sll.aei T. - tas ihsfa. eet
Monday continued n Ma - - s.if.
cuit Jnndee ]. . tsfrseff The con
tinuanra feil~, - tha request ~
ueofke CnfHifhcs. ~ nef Il the club,
Ne. liudnall - eslured physician :
r.rilfleatc 10 shua that Nf. Conlisket
u ~.
Attorneys for The FORMER White
sox players objected l. The runtin.
uanco on ground that the defendant
Ia a corporation and thai Coniskcy
IL only a witness. who testimony
could be taken at the bedside. Tho
court. however. ruled against their.
The plaintiffs are each seeking the
rnu ~ 81 600.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Second Tanforan Racing Season
Will Open at San Bruno Saturday

this wonderful piece of California
borsefIesh leads all horses In the
country in winnings and It's no
long shot Runstar's grand total
will he added 10 In the TanforaD
starts. Runstsr IL In great condf
fion. they say.
Another horse that In attracting n
lot OF eyes IL Little Chief. winner Of
the Tiajuana cup race. Little Chief
IL going 10 be a topheayy fsyorite In
the events here. Cherry Tree, a hot
at TiaJuana; victolre. Cbero.
kes Lee, Ny ReverIa. Wild Heather,
Osprey. Lady Astor and wilmer the
Wizard are some Of ths other good
ones In the stable nov or on the way.
Tho Pacific Cosst Jockey club.
which returned racing IN tho far
west last fall In the opening pcnin-
suIsr meet, has announced betting
IL again ~ be prohibited. The men
behind the plan fo return the sport
of kings. "a California are deter
mined 10 make betless racing .
sueceAo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Tanforsn Race Course, San Bruno,
Cal, April 2s.-1ts post time at Tan
forsn.
Everything II set awaiting the lift.
ing Of the barrier that will give Call
fornia It's second taste OF racing In
the last ~ years with the spring meet.
ing at this million dollar plant, start
Ing May s.
Already there are flock OF thor
oughbreds at the track and special
trains are daily bringing In new
stables.
There's plenty Of class 70 the speed
ers now munching oats here. The
early morning checkers are checking
off some trial dasbes which Indicate
Tanforan records hung up.st the In
aueural meeting last fall will ~
knocked out Of the almanac.
Chief In the interest of the I'd
vance guard Of the rsiIbirds Is Run
star. the fIsshy champion Of the
spreekIes stables, which romped
homo In fhe $4,000 Coffroth race
recently nj TiajuaDa. Right now
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
JAVEEIN THROWERS
TO COMPETE MAY 3

South Bend. Ind. April ss.--Three
Of the country's greatest javelin
throwers who viii be among the en-
tries in the tryout for the American
Olympic team this summer. viii com.
retc IN the Notre name.Illinols dual
track meet here May 2.
oberst. winner OF the event in tho
Pennsylvania relays last week will
represent Notre Dame against Milton
Angler. American record holder in
this event. and Fred Sehildhauser.
The Illinois men placed second and
third At the Drake relays last week.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Firpo Ready to
Fight When Offer
Is Satisf actory

New York. April 2s.-Luis Angel
f'irpo will return 10 the United States
menfs are satisfactory. Hugh Cart
land, manager OF the Argentine
heavyweight's recent matches In
Buenos Aires with Farmer Lodge, Er-
mlno Spalla and Al Reich. declared
today when he arrived here. F'irpo
Is now financially independent, Cart.
land faid.
firpo has developed n knockout punch
with his left hand. which was prac.
tIcally useless in Firpo's battle With
Jack Dempsey.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
TEX MAKES FINAL
OFFER TO FIRPO

New York. April .s.--Tex Rickard
today called his final offer 10 Luis
Angel Ffrpo 10 meet Harry Wills or
Jack Dempsey IN this country this
summer. II this offer il rejected by
the Argentine heavyweight. Rickard
said he would abandon all negofia-
tlons with him and conflne his deal
ings 10 American puKilists. The
amount of the offer was not revealed
by Rlekard but he said Il exceeded all
previous ones.
R1nding an answer. Richard held
up Instructions 10 Juan HONS. his
representative In Buenos Aires 20 can
eel all dealings with F'irpo. but he in
timafed that these would be dis
patched immediately IL Firpo rejected
his latest offer.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
and Eddie Kane
Return From France

New York. April es.-Jsck curley
of New York. representative of FLOYD
FitzslmmoDs. neht promoter, and Ed.
dle Kane. manager Of Tom Gibbons.
heavyweight contender. arrived from
pari. tonight on the Leviathsn with
contract binding Georges rarpen,
tier. French light heavyweight. 10
fight feround no.decision bout with
Gibbons At Michigan city. Ind, on
Nsy a..
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~ iWyfh fhp
&OkNIGHTS
@E-ciS6MVrssj Mss

New Sork,--sfsrry orb. wosid's mid
diswaiahf champion. and Jack DELANEY.
bridgeport. Conn. signed contracts for q
Title match as the main attraction nf the
annual niik fund card.
Bssnos Aire..--fspls Angel rIrpe an
nssHssa hs nsa ssf9,sy h sssta ssssa. 70
America and that he would not ffEht un.
der nichards management under any
conditions
yssnsssews. Chilly eenis,. Spokane
isht heafYselghi. wa ss.seied IS sn
mlddisNsiKhi for ~ rounds. Msy ..
Canton. o.--ssInn, Dundee. holder Of
the fsafhervsiFht apf funier iishfwsight
With wnIis snss. Akron lightweight.
Ne~ ysst.--Iseh rsrIef. representing
from Paris wnh contract binding
0eofgss Carpenter. French iisht -hssvy-
seiaht. 60 fsht le.fund 70 deesion
hnovt With Gibbons = hichiKan 'iff. mo
rns.h.fsh.--csn Trsnsfne. Cleveland.
~on the Judges decision over Larry Geld
Buffsie.---simny siat,ssy. Bufss,s mid
diesslshf. onf -ciassed Harry itfonns An
ron. IN six rounds
Miiawpl ee--v vssie dos-rmsn. Niiwsu-
kes fssfherssfsht. wns Eitsn the ners-
psper decision ever Eddie hhsa of chi-
hlsy--Frssk Dukss, Memphis
palias in the third round ~ schsaoied
slahf.f0und bout.
New oriesr. Bsrr,. New os-
ant ~ ,hs fniddlevelghi tiiis - Malta. N
one fnuuf
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

HAVERS MAY PLAY
SARAZEN AT HOME

New York. April ss.--FolIowing the
defeat Of Gene Sarazen. Americas
leading professional golfer. by Arthur
announced today that the pair may
be rematcbed 20 mpt in England at
or near the time of the British cham
pionshfp In June. IIasers defeated
sarazen up and 10 play after the
American had been UP at the end Of
1C holes
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faf fsa zoo plas. With isa colts no"
eligible. and an ntsenaanee a more
than - Hee probable The Colonel =
= heanfifni piece of work. with hand
same photographs 4 oid.tlms equine
heroes. and fine xilt cover. 4 i net
receiving haif The attention. The sport
pages are getilne With their advance
siope on the years fsee.
Picking derb, iong slaof y now
the most popular indoor and out
door sport throughout the middle
vest. Faseriics rarely win lie
derby because fayorifes are esfs q.
Iished by reason Of their records.
The only records compiled by these
3-year-oids were made as ,-year-
oIds. running at four. five and eIx
furlones. with only n few races a.
long a. a mile. Two-year-old sprint
er-s do not always 20 out rs 3-year-
oIds and win races at distance Of
n mile and a quarter, the derby
route.
Wise Counsellor. 81. James, Sara
zen and Black Gold. the latter win
ner OF the Louisiana derby over q
long route last winter. have been es-
fabiished favorites. Wise Counsellor
closed his e.year-old career last fall
By winning a beautiful race al a mile
from Mad Play. Harry Sinclairs star.
Battle Creek. chiIhovee and number
OF other derby cligibles, in the re-
markable time OF 1:57 2.5. Beau But
Ter trlunphed in the Pimlico futuri-
" at the same distance, with almost
A. much speed. over some more derby
But aside from these two
events. this years 5.year-olds had few
long distance tests last summer and
fall.
The difference between = mile
and mile and quarter Is not
merely two furIcngs, according TO
horsemen. II Is the difference be-
tween a sprinter and distance run
ner. Wherefore nobody can prove
right now that any Of The baby
sprinters Of last season will mature
into distance-running derby win
ners.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

three runs without the aid Of hit
scrs baaes on balls. Four more Buf.
faiocs crossed the rubber IN tho
third. but In this inning two members
of the Herd clouted out home runs.
With Wilcox and Wilder on base,
La vallie, right fielder. knocked the
ball over the right field fenoe for a
trip around the bags. Thompson was
next TO bat and he, too. slammed tho
ball over the right field fence for a
homer. That spelled Musser's finish.
Campbell wobbles.
Campbell wobbled in the fourth.
but after the Buffaioes scored q run,
when Griggs singled. went TO second
on base on balls. third when Wilcox
was hit by pitched ball and scored
on wilder's sacrifice fly. settled down
and managed TO sail through to the
sixth before being scored on again.
In the sixth Bonowitz doubled TO
centerficld, Wilcox's double scored
Joe. but Campbell got down to earth
and retired the side. The Bunaioes
then came back in their half Of the
seventh and boosted their total after
two were down. when Griggs was safe
on Hsley's overthrow Of first and
Bonowitz knocked the ball over the
center field fence for the third Omaha
homer.
The Witches started out good In
the ninth. Dunning was the first
man up and he singled. Beck. the
hard.hitting frst.sacker. who had
been slammIng the ball at . merry
clip all afternoon, finished his days
work up fine when he knocked a
home run. Bailey then frightened and
struck out Crandell. Jimmy Wilcox
made a spectacular one-hsnd stop Of
Haley's liner and threw the Wichita
third basernan out at FIRST. Bott
walked and when McMuIlen forced
the former At second the FIRST game
Of the season in Omaha came 10 an
end.
The same teams play again this
afternoon, the game starting At 3:5o
o'clock.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
American Rugby Team
Arrives in France

Paris. April 2s.--Tired and dishev.
eIed, the American olympic Rugby
team reached Paris late tonight. They
had been the cause Of anxiety 10 the
French Olympic committee. because
word had been received In Paris that
they would reach the French capital
sf In the afternoon.
The Americans neglected the for.
naIiiy Of having French yiser on
thsir passports before they left Eng
land and when they landed st BoD.
Iofne after an exceptionally rough
passage, they fell into red tape en-.
tanFlement from which u took all
afternoon 10 srtricsfe them.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Home Run With One on
Base Wins for Illinois

Iowa city. Ia. April es.-Hulrs
home run. Nth one man on base I'm
the seventh inning. was tho deciding
factor In the Illinois victory over
Iowa In bIg ten conference game
here today. The final score was
TO 4. Batteries: Illinois. Roeffger.
Kinderman and Robinson: Iowa
Marshall and Barrett.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Stribling Wins
Over Mike Burke

New York. April 2e.--Young strib-
ling easily took the judges decision
over Mike Burke In the main bout of
six rounds at Madison Square Gar
den tonight. He MAS far too fast
for Burke. and hit him with about
everything
Burke was too rugged for him 10
bring down. however
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Race Track. jamaica. y. T.. April
zs.--sf James. last years futurIts
winner. won the Paumonok handicap.
feature Of the opening day card. here
this afternoon from Zey and Dunlin.
~. James time. III rs. WAS but two
fifth of second slower than the
track record. IN spite Of tho fact that
the race wss run over a heavy track.
Odds on the winner were 10 !.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
FRANK TABERSKI
WINS WITH CUE

Detroit, Mich. April 2s.-Frank
Taberski. representing Detroit. won
Tho opening match Of tho national
championship pocket billiard tourna-
ment here today, defeating Andrew
st. Jean Of Minneapolis. 1zs 10 fos.
Takersbi had \ high run of ~ and
IT. Jean. 70. The game went ~ IN.
nings.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
HARRY CREB SIGNS
TOEGHT DELANEY

New York. April -s.--iIarry Orch.
worlds niddIcweight champion. md
Jack Delaney. Bridgeport Comm
niddlewelebf. signed contracts today
for a ft.round title match 10 be held
the latter part Of June NJ the main
attraction ~ the annual milk fund
card.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
BILLY CONLEY TO
FIGHT STRIBLING

Youngstown. o.. April zs.--BiIly
coniey. Spokane. light heavyweight.
has been selected as opponent for
Young 5trlbIing, Georgia middle
weight. IN q izround bout here May
6. Johnny Fay. Louisville. originally
was scheduled 10 meet 8ribllng. but
the commission refused TO sanction
the bout.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Oilers Win Close Game.

pes Molnes. Ia. April fan op.ninR
as:. ssz sys sysr6 g., ?, ass. n:s
the season here today. 4 20 Z. AIthoprh
10 advantage, while the locals wasted
many OF their. ~ Thompson. Loyslsce
and Casey. hit homo runs ontfIeidsr
McLsrry Of Des Moinss we're put out Of
the game for .arfuinE with the umpires..
ball which Mayor Carl oarysr caught.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Bears Blank
Indians, 2 to 0

Denver. Colo. April 1s-Ths Den
YER Western league baseball club
opened ifs first home series by defeat
Ing Oklahoma city. TO 0. Inter.
mittent showers slowed the game,
forcing tho teams from the field At
tho close OF the eighth inning. Den.
yer was held scoreIees until the sixth
inning, when johnson weakened and
the Bears drove In two runs. VII
Ilams vent the full route for Denver.
holding the Indians 10 four scattered
hits. The score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
MiIIcr's Single Beats Links.

Lincoln. seb, April 70 Hack MI.
iers scra'ch single In the 1oiiI which get
scored DE DsMassio" "sg' wl,h what 9' proved 70 BE-
the winning tally aud gave The Saints .
s 70 . game IN the opening battle here
today. Three fheussnd fans brayed the
cold and threatening weather 10 see Lin
coin make its bow back into class 4 80.
cfsty after n six.yssr iaygn. 'bob
tsck for The losers With trio ~ binsiss.
The score.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

BOUT POSTPONED

Vienna. April as.--on account Of
rain the fiRht between Carpenter and
Townley has been postponed until
Carpenter has cancelled
bis reservation on the steamship
Paris for saturday. planning 10 sail
n fortnight later on the olympic.
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Totals ~ sse u Totsis 80 80 q
xrsttsd for Hasmusssn In nintb.
Score In IunlnGs,

81 Joseph .....,.,....1ef 40 400 1--s
Lincoln ,....,...........9I 900 ha0 o.
gummsry--Ttunss DeHsRgio, FHrrlng-
ton, Miller. eOrrissn. Minsffee. hamilton.
Moore, Hamilton. snyder. If0nss run
Mfiisr. Tuo-bnse hitsi HInetfss, KIN
Minstrel, Davenport, Mcdonald. Earned
runs: n. Joseph, I Lincoln. ,. faSsed
ball: Nlnetfee. Wild Pitch Hssn assep.
struck out by Davenport. Z BY Itasnius-
sen, ,: by Anderson. !. gatss on balls:
on Davenport. .; off Anderson. l. Iiit
ny pitched ball: Dy HasglusseH. Nine.
and 2 IN . innings. 1ff anderson. , agd
3 in inning. losing pitcher; Andsfson.
DouDls plays; corrigan 10 Nufsr 1nlsr
f,er on bases ~. jossph. o. Lincoln. >.
rfnpiresi shsnnon and Donobus. Time;
sos.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Richards Confirms Report.

New York. April sa.-,inesut
Richards. tennis star, today con-
hrnied \ report that he had re-
signed from the American Davis
cup tram. IIis sefion, he said,
was taken because ~ the decision
NJ the United States Lawn Tennis
association fo bsr players from
writing for newspapers after Jan-
unry Z. isss.
Mr.. Richards said his resignation
probably would he presented 20
the lawn tennis association to-day.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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final touch to good dress both in
business and on social occssiour.
Hair Gfoom" Il sfeasoiess; also helps
grow thick. heavy. iusirour hair, fse
ware Of greasy. harmful limitations.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

noon weather was more httee i"f
n football sl.irmish. but spectators
remained through the entire eight
and onc.half innings and got n
glimpse of some good and bad pnse'
hall.
The "sanare half dozen were IN
Attendance. occupying box. Qni'e
a crowd was up from South Omaha,
md az soon as Mayor Dahlman hurled
the frst ball In the general direction
of Charlie Black. who tried to SOCK
out a home run, the Western league
season In Omaha got off on the right
foot.
The Buffaloes centcred their attack
IN the early innings and scored
enough runs In the first three rounds
TO win the game, although II was not
known at that time. Tho herd
clouted Paul Musser so hard in the
second and third that he was detailed
10 the showers In the fourth. Archie
Campbell took the mound. but he
couldn't do anything with the Bur
faloes.
In the eight innings Omaha went
10 bat the club soeked out nine hits.
Not very many. but enough OF them
Mt the right time for the Herd to
cash them in for runs. The nome
club took picks on Musser and scored
seven runs or him In three innings.
Paul only allowed two hits, but his
eupport was weak and he added to
things by walking six Buffaloes.
Campbell wasn't much better. Hc
Aidnt walk as many as Musscr, but
~ was hit for seven safeties, among
which was n home run and two
1oubles.
Five Home Runs Made.
Five home runs were cIouted out
n the park. three by Bunaloes and
two by the visitors. Tho Buffaloes
who got hams, bacon, cigars, etc, for
knocking horDers were La Vallic,
Thonpson and Bonowitz. while Nc.
Mullen and Beck added 10 their home
run records with circuit c1outs.
Bill Bailey took his turn on the
mound for the BunaIoes and did
right well. Bill allowed the witches
II hits, but kept them pretty well
scattered over nins innings. The
Witches punched a single with a
home run in both the sixth and sew
enth innings TO score four runs.
The Omaha pitcher fooled nine
Witches, striking out the first three
men to face him In the third inning.
Three times he pulled himself and
mates out Of tight quarters by strlk
jnR out the enemy.
4 Tho Buffaloes fielded in great style.
THE work Of the infleld OF Griggs,
Thompson, O'Ncill and Wilcox was
the big feature OF the afternoon. VIII
cox's one.hand stop Of HaIey's fast
drive In the ninth inning and Thomp-
+. sons covering OF second. being espc-
scialIy good.
: In the second inning Omaha scored
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

knight. Double plays; oormsn 70 psrgef
e k9lsh, w,Ili:,n: ,;,, % ss,ss, 70 asn. xn,.h,
Il b1 Brown, :. rasss on balls; OF
johnson, 4. of Brown, !. Hft by pitched
BEL. rls.sssrn by TI,,,m, 1t,,sss.. III sr =.
Time. fsto. Umpifss; Harris and hndef'
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Buaoes Defeat Wichita to First Home Start Of 1924 Baseball Seas


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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
BILLY WELLS SIGNS
TO BOX O'DONNELL

Los Angeles. April 7s.-Johnny
o'Donnei. 81. Paul lightweight. and
Billy Wells. English welterweight
champion. have been signed TO meet
In a four.round bout here May s.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
China Enters Olympic Games.

rari-. April 7s.--The Olympic gnmer
COMMITTEES today received chins's ~
flelsi entry in tie lawn tennis. mons
singles and doubles. India also sent
iu its tennis entry.
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Black, . . Q 0 / Johnson, D ol
Tsssr. . zHuneilns . q
- Boyd. . u
Totals 30 81 II zBurhs 0l
z8enin o OIL
Total. 30 itz7 Il

Totals - II ~ 10
xBatted for Lamb in fifth.
zBattcd for johnson In second.
zBatted for Boyd In ninth.
zRan for Burke in ninth.
Score By innings.
Tulsa .........s...........s go 100
Des Molnes .....sss.. ....l5V e0O lvv--.f
Summary Austin. Davis. Lamb
Casey, Lellyelt f31, Blaehoider, Thomp-
son. Jones. LoyeIace, knapp, wheat.
Chavez. Hnnging. Errors: knanpp 90.
Home runs. Casey. Thompson. Loselace.
Two-base hlts;. Lamb. Leiivelt tzl. Hun
Cling. Bodis ~. Jones. Burke. forrlden.
Sacrifice. hits: washburn,, Davis. Pip
Tulsa, z: Dcs Ioipes. ). struck out;
BY Wilson. ] By Boyd. 4. by Black. z.
Bases on balls: OFF Wilson. /: off John
son. q; Off lloyd, B off Tesaf. !. iflt
by pitched bail ny Biaehoider. knaupp.
ra.sed ball. wfeat. EARNED runs. and
hits. OFF Wilson. and in two-thirfs
inning. Off JohuEon. n0ns and none ~
one and onesthird innings; off Boyd,
and IN seven innings. off Biaehoider. b
and IN one inning fnons out IN secopdt
of Black, and 10 IN ssYsn and one
third innlnEs. off Tsssr, none and none
In fvo-thifds inning. Losing pitcher.
Boyd. Winning pitcher, Biack . Double
Fiippin 20 Jeliyeif. Islivsit 70 fiippln 70
Lelivslt, tImpirss: Hayes and caffnez.
Tins. 7.os.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Even obstinate, unruly or sham.
pooed haIr stays eOmbed sil day IN
any stvle you Ike. Hair Groom"
IL dignincd cofnbinx efenn which
gives that natural gloss sud we'll
sroomed effect 10 your hair-thst
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Ns@ YORK, feathsrrsishf and Junior ilTbi,
Weight champion and Willie Amss. An
ron. fightweighf. boxef f1.round no.
decision bout here. tewHpspsfnsn gsss
Inc ofhsrs even, but Unndss apparently
was under wraps in several sessions.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Totals ~ tztj7l


Aeefs BY tnrinEs3 - =. 4.
Oklahoma CITY .....s.s.,.e1s eoe 80
Denver .....-..s.ss ...k.s' ~ ,..', ~ 80,
Nummsfy- Runs DfnElardi, oBrfsn'
f.rrofss Fhsdsf. German, Williams I've.
bsss hts OBffsn. Ebsdot. btoisn base
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Hts Misses
n@ BuifilocS

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nIr~si aniilns and iteih. rimes ziie.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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EXCLUSIVE LISTING

EXCLUSIVE LISTING
 s. 20th St. Corner 92x1O0 feet on southwest corner Ave. B and 20th St.; now improved with good 2-story brick build ing and rented at a low rental until Oct. 1, 1925. For quick sale owner has authorized price of $138,- 900; terms arranged. 50x140 on Ave. B. Between
 goth and 21st Sts. Improved with 2-story brick building, paying nominal rent to Oct. 1, 1925, $50,000; on terms. 75x14O on Ave. c Between
 ZOCn ana Z1St StS. Across avenue from new building site. For imme- diate sale, at $60,000.
 Ave. c and 18th St. Corner, 100 feet on Ave c and 40 feet on 18th St., at only $50,000, on terms. For above and other in- vestments, see or phone Ed. s. Allen, Vice Pres. MOTION REALTY co.
 Realtors
 POPS 3rd Ave. Main 3618
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 9s
SOUTHSIDE

& 18th St. corner, 100 feet on 18th St. Good rent. Price, $45,000. Ave. D-50x140 feet for quick sale, $10,000. Ave. D-50x14O feet, rent $65. Price, $6,500. Ave. D corner, 1O0x140 feet, store and several houses; rent, $175. Priced at $25,5 800.
 Kyle Lawson, Main 457, 2109 1st Ave.
 McDAVID
 R. E. & INS. co. "Try McDavid Service"