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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

RIvlSGToS ST. lSt; Az D, IS; 10th St.
ssM.rk. f p. IS mtg ,iS Isl oeo@%m ~ Or
and Alien smidt, exrs, 10 Fulton Trust
CO, 40 Bwsy, trustee for Alien e smidt;
sssns each ...........,..........
BROADWAY, 18Th s,--samson
R., END snG to to 6 Ghs as.n1.
los Wash st. Brighton. Mass, assns
NASSAU ST. 90: Fulton st' lsi1otto II
Trust Co; Title Guar Co TO Otto
II Kahn and ano, trustees of Abr Wolff
clara F Wolff TO Dorothy s wolr and
St%G!s,y %Gl and crs d tns s s5snsy
s,tys. a S Isaaos. So willisma
KiSo ST. ~ mtg ,.7,coc.Loui. g Ham.
ersiey to Geo E chisoim and sno, trustees
and 9 z Chisolm and sno,, trustees, to
Daniel scatosna, 7oS E l7sth st, Bronx;
atty. chas zsrbarini, SAC Bway. !? as,
l.sTH ST, a., lis W ST Nichoias sy mtg mtg
ts.ooo-Ernst II Friedriohs to Archie L
oherdorter, ao3 W iiSth ct; atty Hall,
7T hf' %% i IS s~ m,s ,Iycccc.irvns biU
menthal to Central Say Bank; lSI Ith
18TH ST. W. mtg '':sooo-waitsr J
Brennan and ano. exrs to the Emisrsnt
GOTH ST, 22o w, mtg Ns,6oo-Rufus
Shea to Cushmans Sons Inc. 20 Man
haitian st; atty, clarenes De W Rogers
HRoApwAY, ts5-s1-Titie Guar a Trust
Co to Wall Real Estate Corpn. so Bway;
attys, Larkin & Perry. 50 Bvay. 100000
Hath ST. - E. mtg ils.5oo-wm Menke
20 Y Title and Mtg Co. 1855 broad
1rH Avv, !sos.l,iO. :. 'Inti9:, 5000 ssch
collateral for l6.5oo--Carrie AblovitB to
Philip Sugarman 1875 W llsth 81, ct al
trading as tho Royal Co; attys, oettner
Simon Ash. 2ss BwAy. 800
Bronx.
GRAND BLVD AND CoNcoCRsE, $50
Economy Bldg Realty Co to Yetta
Friedlander, eS5 e 1884 st; attys. Fell
tenstsin q R; 400 Bwsy. ~
walter B Chesebrough TO Sophie Moren.
1901 Seton av; atty. Title Guar & Co,
BATHGATE Az . cor i12d at. Sb.+xS2.
Lawyers Mtg Co 70 Guaranty Trust
Co. 40 Bway; atty Guaranty Trust Co GO;
w HI SSsk Av. sas-oeo F Jos ssTTS
sons Co to Alex Kahn; atty, Lawyers
Title g. Co. 100 Bway. .,....... $500
PARKER Av 1ss?-Edwardo Merenda TO
Albert J RossL ~ wiiiis avi atty. "a 4
LOTS Sc and 81, map Nsili estste-wm
ton 1t, Bklyn; atty q A steinmuler;
BELMONT AV, e $. e1.s n Oakland pl. ASK
iis.ii-Colins A c Schneider to Paul
EngnIsn, 1910 Clay av; atty, Paul Eng
man l3t0 Clay av.........,...'..SS 5000
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X. OF C. BUYS las w. sbrH ST.

Lafayette Council, No. 4s7, Knights OF
Columbus. purchased l4S West Eighty
NTH street, three-story dwelling, 25X
ss.e, 20 be used az a clubhouse. Peter
Cusack was the broker.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
t.~ SEE 81
A. II. Remmers & Co,
84s LEWIS Az. BROOKLYN,

B4y LEWIS AN., BRUOkLHN.
HALSEY ST.--2 story base. brick,
MACON SIT story base, b. g..
rooms. bath, furnace: used as families
Asking $500. Mtge. $500.
SCHAEFFER ST? story base, frame.
Il rooms. baths. Price $1,000. Mtge.
$1,000.
SUNSYSIDE AVE-Owner sacrifices 2
family, Is rooms. baths. 2 furnaces, near
park. Asking s7,450. Mtge. $4,000.
RALPH AVE.-Corner. 4 story. doubls,
brick. garage for one car. Rent s3,i32.
Asking t26,5oo. Mtge. $4,000.
HANCOCK ST.-Owner sacrifices two
story double limestone Oats. steam heat.
hot water supply. rooms. bath. Asking
$4,000. Mtge. $4,000. Rents s4.7oA.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

nss : and P fIns
az: yrs from Oct 1. isis; at,ys a' Piss,
aP 70 AZ L. Isl s:s,, y; - Il
yrs ~ mos from July is, 1912; atty,
-r Samuel Orr. 2ss Bway.. .......... $50
atty. to David Gibbs. as 7tS av 10 v ps
from Juns /. 1919; atty. VIM p MURRAY
Is. william st; $500 for hro, ) yrs and
sTI Az. :sI; also Bw.y. iiso iits s 100
Bangor Realty Corpn 10 Sebros Dress
p pasrie c., yrs from Feb I, 1890. ettys,
e1rs. to chss Penn. ali W Tooth 81. 10
yrs ron Aas !: 1919; s'tys. puer, s \
BEACH ST. IS. Pbidr.. aiiii-prro;;;..,.;;ssOoee
Episcopal Society FOR Promoting Religion
Warehouses. I.t Jane st, 10 yrs from.
April l. 1917: atty, C NJ Gilpin. 80 John
- -'''''''- ''''........,-..... $4,000
Bronx.
FoRpHAM RID. ss. al W Ti.bout ar. An
corpn to Aeolian co.Tas V " .sd st, fsA w.
from May l. 1920; atty, H Golding
CASTLE hill Av. n cor fremont ,"S sy
store.F e Field 10 Harry L oxman, sci
isi.; atty, Aninkr.u, ". IS ' PARK j;
PROSPECT Az. Sc cor issth st. store
Cath VI schwiebert and ano. trus, to
Louis Dress 1888 Clay sv. yrs from
nov !. 1890 atty. Louis A Druss. $50
WEBSTER Av. W 3, 2ao.ss is,idi st. ; sN.SS
1901, all-Builtwell Realty Co to Giant
Garage, Inc, 2225 Webster nv, 10 yrs from
Aug /. 1919. atty. L Zuckerman, 1850
BATHGATE Av. i5ss. stor.-Aaro r'VV s
Laidhold to Chas Aronson, 1915 wash
ington av. yrs from May I, 1919; atty,
Vitale, 1922 Archer $500
10TH ST. ZOE z, ell-EiiEa Muller to
II w Freygang. 1874 Nerio av. 3 yrs
from May l. 1919; atty. W Vothauer, 100
L l4ath at ......... Fl 500
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LIS PESDENS.

18TH ST, 50 E-Wm Bormann AIT
Katherine Van valin 81 al foreclosure
isT Az. sac: Soth st 2t5 r: ssih 81 lss
y; Ath av, 4S?--John J wcistead Agt
Hugh cavanash ct al (pArtitionD; atty,
nth ST. cas- E--LSuis Joseph agt Auas
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
LAT IL vEsEY, STREET.
a. ra.S 4

BY Joseph p. Day.
ioo IN ST. 800 z. n T. 400 W LIST av
SSxloos sty tnmt and strs-City Saws
Pn OF bklyn We Abr sonken ct al. attys,
Eivu'ener T F: due on judEt, siI,.
n nio;u; taxes: &c. s3sLS2; sold 10 the
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REAL ESTATE FoR ExcHANGB
Farm of $50 Acres
To Exchange
For Factory Property

wANTED-To exchange for factory prop
erty containing over 20 to $4,000 square
feet within Greater New York or close to
New York. for farm of $50 acres located
In the Berkshire Hills, at an elevation OF
approximately 1900 feet, on which there 10
Ing room and drawing room. all of which
have open nreplaces. Large kitchen, pan
try. larder. laundry, servants dining room
and bath. Seven masters bedrooms two
bathrooms, shower room, largo cellar, high
pressure water tank. garage. tools and carr
penter's shop. large vegetable and flower
Pine, Spruce and Hemocks. Climate very
lnvigorating and as near perfect as can De
comforts of perfect health and quiet no
more satisfactory spot can be found.
The only reason for disposing 10 family
separations due to grown children.
NITRIC,
80 Front St.. New York, n. v.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address or lender and
attcrney)
Downtown.
1915, P NJ. July lS--Jos F Kelly to
yrs SM and 5%; atty. p l. Bushs.
.r 10 ST. n~.x y W. NJ: iiisi1i p X, July
to oT TseS KsSasid ass as FOfs Walnut
lam st, trustee. due July ls, lS2?. 80 e.;
attys. Collier, H, % Exchange
pl -................... ..........tt,So 500
East Side.
East Of Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
ID Av. 5:s, o.. Clio n 2eth st:. i7.lor
rs, P 81, July iS-PelleErino colistti TO
Ed~ and Mark II Sink. IS Fort wash
,Hs" "a q + CO. ifs Bway,' $500
S'TH ST, l;s p. :. io.iOOs. July
Go. IFS 1wsy' due and int a., PPss65
los. July CHA. n clark 10 Greenwich
S S:r s bond, a: .,,y sA MiddlsS S =
IL Cedar st.,................ $4,000
West Side.
Cwest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
isi7-Msry NJ wssson to David we.son,
Montcl.ir. J. sue-trustss, due Feb !,
1918; ST. atty NJ coddinsts,;; od *
.,s T.' ST. St ,cs W, I. :tis;s. p ~ 's MsS
ss--i.estowel Realty CO TO Christina
. Riohtberg. 2'li University av, BronI,
.tTHTT, ms. SO 9Th av. .oxioo.S. June
ii-Edw NJ and Harry II Decker. ezra,
due July y. iis, SO atty chas "a 4
,rH AZ. :. SOS Ssd st, sj1ico, I'm II.
July iS--Anna Jane TO Kath 4 KinEs-
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Realty co 10 Eli1 X Upham, 247 9Th av,
July is. yrs, 6Is 81; sttys, Merrill; X %
! Nb. cV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
STATES MUST SUBDUf
SWEET-P0TAT0 WEEWl

Washington, March 1.-Unless
rigid control methods are practiced
to prevent the spread of the sweet
potato weevil. Americas sweet potato
Industry may be seriously ieopardized
according TO specialists of the United
states Department of Agriculture.
Last year s3.500.ooo worth OF sweet
potatoes of the Gulf country were de-
stroyed by the weevil. Texas. I>ouisi-
ana, and Florida growers suffered
the heaviest losses. while in other
sections of the South the crop was
damaged from % to so per cent.
Federal entomolcgists, in a publ
cation just issued. Farmers Bulletin
lo20, The Sweet Potato Weeyti and
Its Control discuss the history and
control of this insect. laying particu
lar stress on the ACCESSIBILITY of quar-
autines of the infested sections. They
outline an effective system OF eradi
cation which, il rigidly followed, will
he very beneficial in protecting the
second most valuable vegetable crop.
the 1913 sweet-potato crop having
been valued at $116. 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
IS Cent Bottle( 32Dosesl
FREE

Just because YOU start the q ~
ried and tired. stir legs and ~ and
muscles and aching head. barn,ua and
bearing down pains IN. the back
WORN OUT before the day begins. DO
not think you have TO stay In that
condition Start the day RIGHT.
Get Well, Feel fine! Re strong.
healthy, free from pains. stiff Joints.
sore muscles aching back or kidney
trouble. start NOW.
II you suffer from bladder weakness
with burning scalding pains. or IL You
are In and out of bad half a dosen
times night, you will appreciate the
rest comfort and strength THE WILL
LiAMS TREATMENT gives.
VIC will give you one T5-eent bottle
go pos~s) and free book about Uric
Acid ard how To treat ii. 10 convine.
you THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
conquers Kidney and Etadder diseases,
Eheunoatiam and all ether ailments, no
snatfer now chronic ~ stubborn, when
caused by excessive Trio Acid.
Send this notice with your home al.
dress and 10 cents to help pay part %
postage. packing, etc. to THE DR. n,
A. WILLIAMS co. Dept. N-ssa. Gent
postonice Building. East Hampton
Conn.
You @ill receive by parcel pest. de-
livery paid our regular Ts-cent bottle
t33 uoses) without mourning any ohii-
cation
Only one bottle given to same family
or address. No attention will he paid
to second requests.
Used by hundreds Of thousands dur
ing the past &c years.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
Webster Davis School

4B-First honors; Elaine Light
ner.
Others promoted: Frank Johnson
Cornelius West, Ada Epps. Annie Pull
liam. Rosa Ridley, Beulah Robinson
4A--First honor: ADELAIDE Ad-
Others promoted: William Allen
4 ~ ~--s75Ty' =, v --1112I HsxSanSkes'
William Morten, Elijah Reed, Wilbari'
Scott. Claud White. Raymond Yates
Sailfe Coleman, Gertrude Goode, Sc
bella Johnson, Julia James. Ella
White.
3B-F'irst honor: Georgia John
son.
Clifford Carter, Kenneth Hayes, Leroy
Jefferson, Fred Washington. Hermann
White. John White, Annie Hicks
Cenevieve James. Katherine Mackey
Edith Yates
3A-Prom noted pupils: Thomas
Clarke, Richard Crawley. John Hen
derson. Richard Jones, Charles Nc.
Adoo, John Montague. Roy Nelson
Jesse Smith, Luther Tyler. Andrew
Washington. Willie Wilson, JOSEPH
Yates. Blanche Bagby. Druzilla
Bevill, Beatrice Copeland, Pauline
Dabbs. virgie Ellis, Naomi Fisher
Helen Hicks, Irene Jasper, Morict
Johnson, Thelma johnson. Lucille
Peterson. Edith Rowlette. Mildred
l6cott, Mable Smith, Frances Wilson.
B-First honor-Rosa Crosson.
Others promoted--David Bagby
jonathan Baghy. Calvin Carter. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
PROMOTIONS m RICHMOND
PUBLIC SCHOOLS FEB. TERM

odore China. Edward Crawiey, Floyd
Lawson. Edward Nash. Hazelle Rich
ardson. Ernest Smith, Bernard Taylor.
Leonard Taylor. Willie Taylor. Corne-
Illus Terrell. Robert Tyler, Florence
Booker. Priscilla Boxiey. Althea Nash
Evelyn Virginia Robinson. Joseph
Taylor, Lille Turner, Mary White,
Corine Wilson.
A--First honor--Booker Jones.
Morris Taylor. John Taylor.
Others promoted-Otto Hackett.
z-I>.1& ~. -. s 1888. II 4. 5,2s3k-Ss
Jefferson Harriet Jefferson, Peter
Mackey. Anita Orange, Fannie Pow
crs. Anna Patterson, Oleander Ruffin,
Anna Tylor, Edith Underwood, VIII
liam Whiting. Mamie Yates.
1 A--First honor--Leroy Charity
Dallas Jeffries. Joshua Pierce, Roy
Wingfield, Arnelle Hawkins.
Others promoted--oscarA Allen. Will
liam Bevilie. Theodus Fuller. Angus
tus Henderson. Robert Hill. Alfred
Turner. Henry Thompson, Richard
Pehecca Byrd, Maggie Ellis. Edna
Fuller. Carrie Lee, Hadassia Nash,
Willinette Robinson, Ophelia. Row
lette.
| B--First honor--Emily Whiting.
Others promoted---Plummer Aston.
George cambridge, Joseph Friend
James Green. Alexander Holgrove
William Lee, George Robinson, Floyd
Wiley, James West, Therisa Clarke
Evelyn Gresham. Eva Hassell. Edna
Humphrey, Vivian johnson. Lou!rs
JeffrIes. Bernetta Robinson, Lille
Smith, Roberta White.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
grASHFs wIFsErS THROAT
THEN CUTS HIS OWN

Rochester. y. Y, March Is
Charges and counter charges 81
marital infdelity on the part OF
ministers daughter ard her husoan
reached a tragic climax today when
Edgar e. perkips picked up hutcn-
~ knife from the breakfast table. cut
hts wife's throat and then sia8hed
his own.
The Pearkinses live At Lyons, n
small town near here Their hNe
Yourr children were upstairs during
The quarrel Hearing their mother
acreala they rushed down into the
sdfuinE room where they found their
mother lying on the floor blood
streaming from cash in her throa>.
and their father bending over her
With the dripping butcher knife s'ili
M his hand. ...a= s.,..
The sve Mortified children ran 10
! ne house Of nelghbor for help an
when they returned only minute
Or nj later Perkins lay beside his
s~4fe his throat also cut.
Tie two were rushed TO hospilAl
wfsr- II vas said tonight that Per
Atns has a good chance Of recovef -
bur his wife Is expected 10 die.
Mrs Perkins Is fhe daughter OF the
: Rev Mr. Foxe. formerly wen
1nown Free Methodist clergyman in
Wayne county The couple according
to neigh horss had recerte accused
sacis other Of irnproprieues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

wrestling has more zones than ,he
MI free delivery Now Jack Curley
lxU6S4ug cut the wrinkles in the Alps
nportx and liz putting the WORKS on
lhval It's a touch sSsisnTnens
Il IN picking up quicksilver with INIT
Il NJ On.
There had been 80 many preS'gested
exxiinx bouts pulled on the fans
s a, ~ sss.a s : rn5T ,ffirT riess : a
III champion was Ia the burg. Put
4 II up a wrestling sign on an arena
u 40 tust ike advertising the measles
.tAurfnE te fla hepidef1lic this winter.
Il hen everybody in California was
reed to wear msks, no Golden Cater
x sn,ild tall 10 another San F'rnclsco
talS1siv because he was afraid he might
~ the masked marvel.
II The wreSslers wore the welcome
- the graphing mat. But now Jack
Lac COPIED a new mat piece anc
sahirps that he is going TO legalize the
s.ssiustry. Jacks new skirn1ish cry ID
No nor. ne charge" II one Dig cpe-
:ssck OF muscles dcesn'; push the other
treat pyramid over on his Vertehrae o.
sfe bugletx grab their velvet back.
what could he sweeter!
KS No tumble, no sugar. II there ISM
ssaay rcp you get your smokers PACK
~obods can scuawk At that unless II
some hard boiled door knob VIVA
wight demand per cent interest on
i,ie original investment.
Tss We're with JACK nd we hopes ne
scoops up tire money wrestling wis
II nod game before the red ants go'
Into Il. and the bugs want to see sne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
BUILD SWEET POTATO
ST0RAGES RICH I
Claims for Expensive Plans De-
nounced by the United States Dc
partment OF Agriculture.

Washington. D. C.. March i4.--BuiId
your own sweet potato storage house.
according to tested federal govern
ment plans and thus save money and
your potatoes, says the United States
department of agriculture, In calling
attention to the false claims made by
concerns selling plans Of patented"
house.
Storage houses buff under plans
suggested by the department of agri-
Southern state for several years, and
Investigations have shown no case
of failure OF these houses when
properly operated.
One of the favorite arguments said
TO be used by concerns selling
patented" storage-house plans is that
sweet potatoes stored in government
designed storage houses srink from
Is to 90 per cent This Is characterize
ed as false by the department. which
points out that the necessary. shrink
age during curing is about 10 per
cent in weight. not bulk. This is re-
CURED in order to cure the potatoes
and keep them in good condition
through the season. The surplus
water must be driven off. and govern
mtnt houses are nSSiBHsu Fts' aGIoHiP-
llsh this by heating and ventilation.
Tests OF government planned sweet
potato storage houses in many states
have shown an average loss by decay
OF less than Ia per cent for a season
of 1874 days, while NJ the department
farm at Arlington. Va, this loss has
been reduced to less than / per cent.
Claims That official tests Of patent
ed houses under the supervision OF
government agents have shown re-
marknble results are discredited by
the department OF agriculture which
statees that no snch tests have been
made by any federal government
agents. The department announces
that II has no intention OF interfering
with legitimate business, nut wishes
to warm sweet potato growers to be
on guard against cxtravagant claims
made by the promoters Of various
.v.,es OF patented" storage houses.
Growers are cautioned to investigate
and plans offered which involve the
payment OF royalties,
Simple plans for storage houses
based upon years OF careful trial by
the department of agriculture are
available without cost to growers who
intend to build. while II Is stated that
In some cases abandoned tenant
houses or other buildings may be con-
verted into successful storage houses.
Plans for storage houses can be secur-
I'D through county agents or by writ
ing TO the bureau of markets. 31S
Connaliy building, Atlanta. Ga. or
Washington, ID. {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

| Standard Check Book company. in.
icorporsted. Richmond Va. Capital
lstock-s $4,000; minimum. $500. offi.
ieers--M. s. Gary. president; r. II.
of Richmond. Ohtect-Pateut check
book manufacturing business.
Amendment to charter of Willts m
IA Burckard company. incorporated.
Norfolk, Va. increasing capital stock
from 500. 900 10 $4,000 maximum and
from So 000 10 $4,000 minimum Ofi-
cers~-Wnlam A. Burchard, president.
and f. T, Henderson, secretary. both
of Norfolk. Va.
f. l. Woodland and company. incor-
pcrated Of Norfolk, Va. Capital stock
-tloo.0 900; minimum. $4,000. Officers
--J. e, Lathar1. president Andrew s..
Brown and Jcsnie u. simmons score
terry, all OF Norfolk. Va. Object
wholesale grocery business.
South Atlantic Humus corporation.
Richmond, Va. Capital stock-s1oo.-
GOO; minimum, $500. Oficers--John
Landstreet. president; Y. l.. Epps.
secretary. and Fl. W. Rountree. all of
Richmond, Va, ohject--Humus and
Fertilizer business
Richmond. Va Capital stock-s5, 900:
minimum. $4,000. J. a. King. pres,-
dent; r. Z. King, secretary and NJ. II.
.vsrien. all OF Richmond. va Object
Mercantile business.
Amendment to charter OF A. Jay
sheldon and company. Incorporated.
Bristol, Va. increasing capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000, Officers--o. L.
Jones, president and Alice G.. Daven-
port. secretary. both of Bristol. Va.
r. A Cheney and company. incorpo-
rated. Richmond. Va. Capital stock
s1oeooo: minimum. $1,000 OFFICERS
Writ Marlts. Jr, II. ~, Chalkiev and
Leslie NJ. Swope, all of Richmond, Va
Edward y, Chiison, president and
. TO y, Stocks. secretary. both of
New York;
Certificate OF authority granted 70
Summers Hardware company. of the
state OF Tennessee. w. H. Robertson,
Bristol. Va. state agent Capital stock
---s20o.e0o. Object -- Hardware bust
ness.
Certificate ot authority granted to
Republic Creosoting company, state Of
Indiana; r. II. Proctor. of Norfolk,
Va. state agent Capital stock--$2sn-
o0o. Object~-To manufacture and sell
wood preservativos.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
MAN WITH SMALLPOX
CAUSES DELAY OF TRAIN

Bront real, Va. March IA coiored
man VINO was suffering with smallpox
boarded the passenger train at Dennis
ton Junction, Halifax county, last
Monday, with ticket to Brookneal.
The Brooknen1 authorities learned OF
the fact before the arrival of the train
here and refused to permit the man
TO be taken OF the train. The train
was delayed nearly an hour here when
tho railroad officials decided to side
track the car in BrocKneal. The car
Was placed under guard and negotia-
tions we're carried on between the town
and county officials. railroad officials
and state board of health until Tues
day afternoon when the car was moved
to Lynchburg where arrangements
were made for caring for the victim
and the two others In the car who had
been exposed to him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
ALL AB9APO FOR FRISCO
BY DIRECT AIR ROUTE

New York. March t3.--America's
1sarst commercial air line has been or
ssanfxed sn3 Is scheduled to commence
8eporations early In August. 1hfs ne
9sasy,ey known today when II was
.-asnrued that lieutenant wesley A.
attn. tank corps, u. s. A, OF Phoenix.
EArt1.s had placed an order with the
Il sfenn- Martin company for four hugo
"A sassenger carrying aercplanes.
FssaS lieutenant Hill proposes to launch
u il project h. passenger carrying
xs1xhs from New York to san FRAN
ssFtIco son1e time this summer He said
ebay that he has already booked one
~ aseNnrer. a New York hotel man, tor
- 600 FOR the first fight. and that
sshfs prospective passenger offered TO
gurnisf rwo others at the same price.
a JYpor arriving at the coast the
atAnes are to be operate on reSu-
sar kcfeGule cae route TO conhsct
v;love ana Phoenix. Arlz,, and san
s,farn md the other to operate be-
sween Los Angeles. Pasadena. Pa
mona and Riverside. Cal These routes
WIZ be adhered to. Lieutenant bih
said. until ouch iinsa rs the pubiic IL
wiling to accept air travel o" prac-
ftcahfe means of transportation. Then
Ne Axpects to extend his air lines nm
IN several tranRcontinentai routes are
ii operation. Lieutenant fllN plane 10
nay his pilots $4,000 A year.
Z The planes to be Furnished oy tne
1lann- Martin company are duplicates
n tire twin engine bombing planes
fsrui.hed the government. and are RI
~ equipped with Liberty motors
they viii be capable Of accomn odat-
I'M twelve passengers. including pilot
and rnechanician, and an additional
sec pounds of mail or freight,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
,n0RnERv or SruRE HIDDEN
ny JIRfs--InsS OF 5000

Natural Bridge Va. March t4--Early
Aondsv morning. between and 4
oeiock the store az John W Burger
and company was entirely destroyed
~ Gre together with the building and
auotaer building nearby. a tenptn alley
USED a. a storage house by Mr.. Munday
ssat the hotel When discovered the fire
had gained such Roadway that nothing
could be saved from the building. The
entire stock ~ goods. books, building
ard postorlce supplies were destroyed.
Mr.. Burger estimates his loss az about
$500 with sse6a insurance. The
building ard alley building with con =
SCENTS ~ tha latter had a value of
about IS bea. witt Insurance of only
about $500.
II is suspected that some one had
robbed the store ard to conceal the
rrinle started the fire 1fr Burger was
II tbs store late Sunday night. and no
Gre was in that part of the building nj
Ill SUNDAY