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New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON, N, Y,
WESTCHESTER COUNTY

WESTCHESTER COUNTY
COLONIAL SHOW PLACE. Largo.
handsome stone house. 10 rooms. 2 baths,
lavatories; all the latest improvements;
garage for 2 cara Opp. Barley Estate.
GOOD INDICTMENT offered to cash
buyer, 16 room house. steam heat, gas
electricity; open hreplaces; lawns; garage.
With chauffeur's quarters. Plot 20ox15o.
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL we'll built
house, ideal corner; space for garage: at
tractive lawns Plot 125x142x175 Excel
lent location. Price. $4,000.
ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS; IL rooms
. baths: large porch; hot water heat, gas
electricity; garage for 2 cars. Corner plot
145xll1 Price, $25,
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. 10 rooms,
2 baths. frame house. all improvements
gas. electricity, steam heat: large veranda
lawns shrubbery. Corner plot. 76xlo5.
4 MODERN HOME at a modern price.
Bungalow type house. rooms. tile bath.
tile kitchen: room for garage; nne grounds.
6oxlo5. Price. $500.
UNExCELLED LOCATION. 10 rooms. !
bath. steam heat. all improvements; lot,
sexllo. Price. Sl4.50o. Owner. Sl4 Seneca
Ave. Mount Vernon. NJ Y.
DESIRABLIi HOME, Chester Hill sec
t!on, 10 rooms. all improvements; plenty OF
sunny windows; immediate possession
room for garage. Price, $4,000. Owner.
r. o. Box 228. Mount Vernon. N. r.
n. Il. VAIL & CO.. INC,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Mount Vernon, N. Y. Tel 1854.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

RUTGERS ST, q, Max Kobie to Annie
ZlnirsAy, 81 s6th ST; atty. u V zipris
300 Bway: assints ........'.... so. .ooo
4STH ST. W: mtg $4,000; Fannie slrass-
barser TO Emigrant indpstr Say Bank.
atty, r & T Co. 176 Bway y......Ss, 900
CHERRY ST, 3s3; Frederick Rinechei to
Laura and Ellis Hochron. on premises 5 /;
attys Chas S Rosenberg. 27 Rutgers
WEST END Av, 267; Edw clarl and and
ano. trustees. to Title Guar 6: Trust CO
80 Io"dy $40. 900
SAITH ST s, 120 Madison av; Ethel
Is deJumehiae to Helvet:a Realty Co.
at New Rochelle; attys Foster & T,l41
~ 81 ...... Slov,oU0
56TH ST. 231 e. Adelaide koerner to
Gesine + Meyer, at Pearl River y z:
atty, IIy Wendt. 90 Nassau st .sI2750
BANK ST. 112-ls; mtg $4,000: Dietrich
Schaher. as chairman comm of bond
holders Confectioners Mig Co to West
chester County Natl Bank, Peeksxnl
N Y, in trust. attys, Rahenold q Scrib-
nei. ol ID y 81
10TH AV sS4-4o; Title Guar e 7 Co TO
N title Mort Co, 1876 Bway. $40, 900
MADISON ST. Az; mtg $4,000. Amy 4
Sands ct al. exrs. to A a Sands ct all.
trustees, IS w 4sth st: attys. Middle
brook G. 5orland. 46 Cedar st SIG, oO0
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
More Dwellings in
Fine Locations Sold
Stanley S. Isaaca Sells House in
East 73d Street; Sales
ON West Side

Pease & Gilman have sold, In con-
junction with Worthington White
nou2e, for Stanley S. Isaaca, no East
Seventy-third Street, five story Amer
lean basement dwelling, on a lot
l8xl02.2, near Park Avenue. The house
was held at $4,000.
~, The same brokers have sold for the
Ihamas Building and Construction
Company 312 West Eiehty-second
street, four and one-half story Amer
1can basement dwelling, on lot 17x100,
held at $4,000.
West Seventy Street House
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Helen
v. Kelly 322 West Seventy seventh
street, a four story high-sto dwell
ing, on plot 22x55x102.2. The property
was held at $4,000.
Buys in Nineteenth Street
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, has
sold for the City Real Estate Company
the dwelling at 139 East Nineteenth
street, on lot 23x75, to the Wilton
Holding Company.
Sale in 122d Street
Ernest T.. Bower has sold for the
central Savings Bank 159 West 122d
street, a three story and basement
dwelling on lot 19x100.
Upper Avenue A Flat Sold
James II. Cruikshank has purchase d
from the Shuttle Realty Company 1925
Avenue A, adjoining the southwest cor
ner OF Seventy Street, five story
fiat, on lot 25x97. Leon S. Altmayer
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
FORECLOSURE SALES

cORNELIUs }. o'BRIEN. OF COVENTRY.
CONN. vs. JOHN f. OBRIEN. OFF
PARTS UNKNOWN.-ORDER OF No
TIcE.-STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
COUNTY OF TOLLAND ROCKVILLE
JUNE 9TH. A. D.. 1919.
Upon the Complaint of the said Cor.
nelius j. o Drien, claiming, for the reasons
therein set forth. foreclosure ana the EOS
session Of certain nortgaged premises now
pending before the Superior Court in and
for said County OF Tollapd. 1t appearing
10, and being found by. tie subscribing au-
thority that the whereabout of tho do.
fendant John F. O'Brien is unknown Ia
the plaintiff. 1t is therefore ordered that
notice OF the pendency of said raplaint
De gwen sad defendant By publishing this
order in The Hartford Daily Courant. "A
rewSpaper printed in Hartford. Conn. and
In The New York Daily Tribune. a news
paper printed in New York, n Y once q
week for three succ sssive weeks in each
paper. commencing on or before the l9th
day of June. A. u. 1919
By the Court.
LYMAN TwiNING TiNcIER.
Clerk OF the Superior Court for Tousnd
County.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Anxious Flat Buyers
In All Bronx Sections
Brokers Kept Busy Searching
for This Class of Realty
for Investors

Irving I. Levine and Ely Moran have
sold the fve-story apartment house at
1837-1e39 Clinton Avenue, on plot
5Ox1o0; also sold 1854 East 165th Street,
four-story apartment on plot 37.6
x100.
The Greater New York Cold Storage
Company, Inc, has purchased from
Mary Gaethke through Williamson &
Bryan the fve-story fiat at 521 East
15Oth Street, on plot 25x1O0.
T.. Sharum has resold to Philip
Flesscshler, lab Brook Avenue, at the
northwest corner of 134th Street, a
ve-story fiat on plot 45x1OO.
Samuel Cowen has sold 945 East
10Th Street, ve-story apartment.
The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from George w. Horton the
i1ve three-story buildings, on plot 95x
Ito, at 465 to 473 East 144th Street.
Fordham Road Store Building Sold
Oscar and Frieda Sanders have sold
the two story brick store building on
plot 37x67x irregular, at 3O2 and 3O4
East Fordham Road, through Ernest
7. Bower.
Calm & Calm have resold 1888 Grand
Avenue, at the southwest corner of
io4th Street, two and half-story
u,s u"elling on plot 50X9O, to Morris Love.
Iheodore Burstein was the broker.
- William H. Malta, of Wood, Dolson
Company, Inc, has sold for Miss Mar
garet Egan the irregular plot at the
southeast corner of 10th Street and
Weeks Avenue, with small frontage
on on the Concourse. Leitner, Brener &
Starr represented the buyer.
The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from the Viva Realty Com
pany 232 East 165th Street.
Fine East Side Houses Rented
Pease & Gilman have leased for the
estate OF II. II. Rogers, to Mrs. M. G.
fapper, the modern four-story dwell
ing at 3S East Thirty y-eighth Street.
douglas l.. Gilman &. Co. and Hor-
East Thirty seventh Street, four
story house on plot 25x1O0, to F. c.
Havemeyer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Scientists to Buy
St. Bartholomew's
Church Property
Ready to Take Over Madi-
son Avenue Corner as Site
for Church; Was Held
for Sale at $l,5OO,OOO

The Fifth Church Of Christ,
Scientist, organized six years ago,
has reached a decision which will re-
suit in the purchase VI the st. Bar
tholomew church property at the
southwest corner of Madison Avenue
snd Forty-fourth Street. for price
close to S1,500,000. Plans of the
Scientists were not to be known yes
terday because they said that the
nroperty had not yet been bought. 1t
f. known that a church will be erected
an the corner. 1t will be a monument
tsl structure and will cost consider
able money.
The old church will be removed at
the close Of the year If not sooner,
because it is q rule Of the Presbyter-
ian Church to remove an edifice with
in a given period after a congregation
has sold is interest.
The property has 1908 feet on Madi-
son Avenue and 145 feet on Forty
fourth Street. Back in 1870 the con-
rregation paid the New York & Har-
lem Railroad Company s150,0OO for the
plot, which was high price at the
time. William H. Vanderbilt and
other wealthy citizens were members
of the congregation and helped ma
ter1ally III tllc COHSIIuCtlOn VI tuO
church, which was completed in 1878.
Previous to coming to Madison Ave
nue. st. Bartholomew's Church was at
Great Jones and Lafayette Streets,
Three years ago the congregation
moved to it's new church on Park
Avenue, Fiftieth to Fifty-first Street,
and the Madison Avenue corner was
placed on the market. Several times
It has been reported sold, and several
times it has been close to sold.
Several weeks ago The Tribune re-
ported that deals were pending for the
sale of the property. One of these
deals was with the Scientists. The
others were with interests which
planned the improvement of the cor
ner with a commercial structure. The
high cost of building money was the
obstacle in the path of these deals
In view Of the terms that builders
we're willing to make the belief is that
the Scientists are either to pay prac-
tically all cash or price greater than
the commercial interests would pay
The Pershing Club, for officers OF
the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
has occupied the church for more thar
a year. 1t is estimated that carrying
charges on the property are $4,000 6
month. The Fifth Church, Scientist
is now located on Forty-secone
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Sales at Auction
Nv Harry Brady.

BY Henry BRADY
14sTfI ST. $40 w, s, 32411 Bway
17.1x9911. 3stovy and brick dwlg Emf
grant Ind Sav Bank agt j PeppleI
ct al; due Sill 630.S3; taxes, etc. $360,05
to the plaintiff for $4,000
STANTON ST 154, n s, % Suffolk St
25xe7: 5-story tnn1t and strs; Emma
Kennsh ct al agt Flora May ct al due
sS.69505; taxes etc, $1,290.06; to Meier
Padwe and Il II Sternberg for sls.75o
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
FoRTY-sEvENTH ST. 257-259 W, g. 17t
Eighth ave. 5ox97. .6x51.4x1oS.11. 4-story
stable; Vincent Valentino Contractlng &C
agt r X O'Conaor ct al; duee Sl,236.03
taxes, etc, $203SS; withdrawn.
BY j. II. Mayors.
FIrTIDTH ST b22 w, s 8. s25 " Tenth
ave. 25x1oO5, 6-story tnmt; Philippe
Marcello agt T}sos Bonomolo ct al; due
s3,S02.7o: to the plaintiff for sl0.50O.
BY Joseph P. Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 9 8, S25 n Bar
rctto, T5x100;. L II Smith ct al agt Hunts
Point Garage Co ct all due. 21.24S.16
taxes, So. 900; pr mtge aggregating $50,
500; to the plaintiff for s92,5oo.
147TH ST, 43S Il. $50 W Brook ave, 25y
100 5-story tnlnt; Leo scbert ct al agt
II \ Stanton ct al: due. $17.1S4; taxes
etc, $3.50; to the plaintiff for s155oo.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Motors and Motorists

Deputy Police Commissioner Wana-
maker has just authorized the organi-
zation Of q Police Department Motor
Corps, under the direction OF Major
Fred Cardway, who has been delegated
to do the recruiting and who will COM
mand the corps after its complete for
nation.
For some little time it has been evil
dent that in case of a serious disorder
in which the ordinary channels of
transportation were crippled the prob
lem would be serious one. With the
formation of the motor corps, however,
this will cease to be a problem, and
Major Cardway Is lining up a number
OF the city's prominent motorists to
serve in this new arm Of the police
reserve.
Major Cardway is an official of the
Packard Motor Car Company. His re-
cruiting Office, where application blanks
may be obtained, is at 1861 Broadway
The Police Department will provide
free complete uniforms and badges,
and every car enlisted in the service
Will bear on q special name plate the
initials of the Police Department Motor
Corps.
W. P. Disbrcw, after six years with
the Sidney B. Bowman Automobile
Company, has resigned to become retail
sales manager of the New York branch
of the Oakland Motor Car Company,
which opens July L at 1850 Broadway.
Howard Wilcox is on his way here
from Indianapolis with his blue Peu-
geot racing car to meet Ralph De
Palma in match race at Sheepshead
Bay Speedway July A.
A. L. Wendover has been appointed
New York branch manager of the
United States Tire Company, with head
quarters at 1890 Broadway, under Dis
trict Manager E. S. Roe. Wendover
began as a tire salesman for Morgan
q Wright in 1905 and Joined the staff
OF the United States Tire Company
when that company absorbed Morgan &
Wrlght In 1911. He succeeds G. C.
Gaillard, who has been assigned to
other duties in the company's executive
once. c. f. T. S.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

HUDSON ST, 424; Louise N Jackson ct al
agt Saul w Levy ct al foreclosure of
mtge): atty. c Wood.
PATH ST. 335 E: Lawmor Realty Co,
Inc. agt Elizabeth Pepe ct al (amended
foreclosure OF mtge); attys, Marsh &
Weaver.
:4TH ST. 1ss e: Bowcry Savings Bank
agt Francis !. Motfett et al foreclosure
OF mtse) aitys. Cadwalader, Wicker
sham & Taft.
RlVlNGToN ST c R;dgo st, s5xeeil;
Rivinston ST. n s. 25 w EiGac 81. AIM
90. I; Benjamin Stecher agt Solomon II
Schianger ct al (action TO set aside
deeds etc): attys. Joseph Demov &
F'einstein. -,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Lots at Beechhurst
To Be Sold To-day
Isl Sites in the Borough of
Queens to Go to Highest
Bidders

At Beechhurst, on the North Shore
OF Long Island, ISL plots and lots arc
TO be sold to-day at auction The sale
is the first unreserved public auction
OF North Shore lots held in number
OF years and has aroused wide interest
among investors, homeseekers and
builders, who appreciate the scarcity of
property on or near the waterfront
and a. within the greater city limits.
Inc plots are on or near the water
and adjoin the Beechhurst Club.
Liberal terms of payment are offered
to purchasers The Jcre johnson
Company will sell this property.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Hi CHEST Bids Will Take
178 Lots at Hollis
Property Will Be Sold To-day
at Auction Regardless of
Prices or Weather

Joseph P. Day will offer at auction
to-day 17s lots at Hollis, L. I. The
parcels to be offered are on Farmers
Avenue, Hollis Avenue, Lackawanna
avenue, Beauford Avenue and adioin-
ing avenues and streets and are stu
atcd in the very heart of the developed
section of Hollis.
Hollis is residence settlement ad-
Joining Jamaica on the main line of
the Long Island Railroad
The owners Of the lots, the Hollis
Wilkesbarre Realty Company, located
as they are long distance from the
property, decided at a recent meeting
that they would no longer continue
their investment, and have offered the
property to the public at whatever
price would be willing to nav.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

TH ST. sos 90. 90. w W 1Ss Mst,Sns1 %os, Es,, T'T,
st Co, Inc, and 6sth st Realty Corp
owners: John o Devlin Construction CO
Inc. contractor (renewaD Isl. $50. II
9TH ST. 153 w; Lent & Cantor agt Fred
erick Construction Co. contractor; Lu-
ellie Aspergren. owner (renewaD S44 SIS
9TH ST. PIT & 2f9; Henry PEPPER & Co
agt Ukrainian MI Alliance of n City.
owner & contractor. ...............S 81, 700
Bronx
PALISApE AV, 1881: United Electric Co
agt Eurana de Bobula, owner; Titus de
Bobula, contractor. ..$254.67
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Engineer Buys at White Plains

Prince & Ripley have sold for Will
lam l.. Leeny a house on South Broad
way, White Plains, to Provost Hub
bard, consulting chemical engineer for
the Asphalt Association, of this city.
The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Tunis Uses Ancient Cisierns

The water supply OF the city of Tunis
is obtained from the same source that
supplied ancient Carthage, and some
Of ies cisterns are still in use.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
sURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AZ, oRnrp -
Honorable John =. Cohalan. A surro,.,.
Sh Of NE Gonnty OF New York. NOTICE. is
against Joseph r. DeLamar latr - ~
County OF New York. deceased. 10 prs.srs
the same with vouchers thereof 70 rss
subscribers. at place OF transact.nr hnst.
ness, care OF Sullivan 4 Cromweli' Ma s'..s xs
wan street. IN the City OF New YORK es
OF ostoTe the soth day OF July next.
ALFRED JARETSKr ard
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW Yoar
Executors OF Joseph H. DsIansar. de-.
DATED, New York. tho iith day o, y.s.
SULLIVAN CROMWELL. A,,or,
Tor EXECUTORS - Wall Street. SsS
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Building Loan Contracts
Bronx

Av, W g. 1919 80 at.
4ss12oO. August Run, loans valo Realty
Co. Inc. TO erect o sty non -freproof
garage q pnyncnts) ...,......,s27,0 900
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
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REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

FOR sALE.-PLoT 4ox1oo IN sAGF'
FOUNDATION: PARTICULARLY LOW
PRICE FOR QUICK SALE.
NJ. H. ANDREWS.
l76 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN. N. 7.
BEAUTIFUL home, reasonable, ten rooms,
tiled bath and shower hard wood floors
throughout. Double garage. Lot sox1o0.
Immediate possession 2144 East 10th ST.,
Brooklyn. Coney Island 4Q7.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Satisfied Mechanics Liens


9TH Az. 4o1: Harris Steirberg agt Jacoi
o Kissling ct al; Feb 19. 1919. 80. 81 ,oo'
I'D AN, to 8. and f Houston ST. il2
Davey Erecting Co. Inc. agt Patricl
C'endenen Land Co ct al; May 81, 1e1!
$l0,077. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
NEW ROCHELLE

ING w ItONIII11dIxI
We have our list tho most beautiful
bones you wish.
10 room house. 2 baths. garage for cars
and living rooms; plot 1o0xl25. 500 900.
IL room house, baths. open fireplace;
10, isoxlz5. $4,000.
10 room hor5e. garage. large plot. $4,000.
..s room bungalow. all latest improvements.
1900.
Several other homes from 81. 900 to $50. 900.
HOME REALTY CO.,
New Rochelle Trust Co. Building
Rocm 80. Phone a37
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
NEW JERSEY

CALDWELL, N. J.-Rent for
season or year, handsome
large house, extensive grounds,
garden, near station. Tenth
floor, Ga Wall st. Hanover
b131.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ow
Honorable John p. cohsian, a snrrors sse
OF tho County Of New York. NoTict H.
nssy asssoy siysn , 70 all persons having elsirs'
s..n sssans' nensy a. hnausr. late OF X.
the same with vouchers thereof to the ~
seFierr 81 its place Of transactsnr sus,f,es,
20. % Cedar street IN tho Bofourh :;
MAnnattan, city % New York. on " csror.
'h. slst day OF July next N'a'''
dated; New York. tho :tth day ~ Lao.
tEiTEp STATES MORTGAGE & rass~
pA.rTrDeCna, - Executor.
nav A,;,S EAS.E. oREENovdU
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
NEW ENGLAND.

ZOE SALE OR RENT--Body and black.
far,a.a. ensn sncps tn New England manu-
Tsuing cify OF over 10000 inhabitants
-. t,srnfasr ana paint shops ia same build.
Ink. ~ only shop Of It's kind In town. Apply
..-aZ 1noc. care ~. Y. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

TIME NEVER WAS MORE OPPORTUNE
taan now 10 select your horne sites and
puild your own home let show
you how you can own your own home
10 attractive surroundings. with all
city In nprovernents. at Larchnont. with
II few ninutes' walk Of the sta
Ton and forty minutes Of New York.
SYLVESTER FROHOCK.
MADISON Av.. II. Y. CITY. Tel 1871
Crarercy.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
OFFICE WANTED

"<AsEIED --DFFicE $50 TO $50 rYET
oTpyIrsgi TypgyIrsiDE g, ExrosrKg In MoDEEN
GssMnn ESmiLDiNo coLcMECs CIRCLE.
DlsTkicre. 'fHoNE cdkTLANilT 4asi
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
STUDIOS TO LET

BEAUTIFUL. WELL, xf,,.r.,,y,~ s,..,,,,,<. s,'
11rr4glEE AtE, TCFEsY f.rfAEn 1t1x
GCfsnsEHNM,Assf at 7tTH. TELEPHoME
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Casualty List From
u. S. Army Abroad
Increased by 3O3
Persl,ing's Daily Report
Tells of Sc More Deaths;
Wounded Total, 21l, ,65O;.
Grand Total Now 289, ,756

WASHINGTON. June e7.-General
Pershing's daily list of casualties in
the American expeditionary forces to-
day added 8o3 names to the total
which now is 2s9,756.
-
Army Casualties to Date 81,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

To-day's list was divided as fellows:
Killed in action. seven: died from wounds,
two: died from accident and other causes.
twenty-five; died of disease. five; wounded
severely. 12S: wounded (degree unde-
termned), twenty EIGHT: wounded slixhtly.
10S: missing in action. three. Total. sos.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

Howard Wilcox is on his way here
from Indianapolis with his blue Peu-
geot racing car to meet Ralph De
Palma in match race at Sheepshead
Bay Speedway July A.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-22

No Subscriptions Accepted
for less than $40 :. =.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-29

Personals.
Mr.. Detbert Pitzer Of Bethel was
visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. A. Reese was visiting
Mrs. All Wilcox at Downs Saturday.
Mr.. Albert hester OF Fairmont was
visitor here Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Jones was visitor in
Fairmont Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Philips and
daughter Dortha, of Warrington
were visiting Mrs. Phillips parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmus Toothman Sun
day.
Many baseball fans went to Black
shire Park and Idamay to see the
games there Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Harrison was a visitor In
Warrington Saturday evening.
Mrs. R. C. cooper and children
were visiting Mrs. cooper's parents
in Barracksville Sunday.
Mrs. John w. Mercer. Of James
Fork was visiting the Misses Cole
Sunday.
Miss Bess Book of the Fairmont
Post Office force spent the week end
with her parents here.
Mr.. W. r. Harrison was a business
visitor in Warrington Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-29
SOMETHING new IN
US. RECRUITING
Big Air Squadron is to- Visit
Fairmont in Near
Future.

Forty six cities and towns IN six
states, Delaware, Maryland, New
Jersey Pennsylvania, Virginia and
West Virginia, will be visited by the
Photographic recruiting expedition
which viii leave Langley Field, Va
The expedition will travel In fiya
Curtis II. airplAnes, accompanied by
a motor truck and lorry. The truck
and lorry Win be complete photo
graphic developing and printing es-
tablishment containing all the latest
aEparatus for the production OF fin
ished work and place where recruits
may obtain their first insight into
the work performed upon the film and
plate after 1t is taken from the cam
era.
The airplanes Will fly in formation
and remain In each place visited a
sufficient time TO acquaint all inter
ested with the work and object OF
the trip. The usual aerial acrobatics
will be INDUCED In.
An advance airplane and scout will
select landing fields and map out the
course to be followed by the expedi-
tlon
The airplaneS are equipped with the
latest type Of aerial cameras land
photographic will be made from tho
airplanes of places passed over, from
other airplanes Of the expedition in
flight and from the ground utiliz-
Eng the gi1nnery oblique and other
cameras.
Small Photographic maps of the
various towns and surrounding coun
try and a demonstration showing how
mosaics are produced from the pho
tograph to a scale will be made.
The Photographic division requires
specially qualified men, preferably
those who have had some experience
in amateur or professional photogra-
ply. The recruits are assigned to
the q. s. army school of aerial pho
Biography at Langley Field, Va.
where they receive, thorough course
not only in photography but draft
map Interpretation, making mosaics,
and general aerial survey. Inciden-
tally they may become familiar with
the operation Of the airplane and dir
1gible. J.
The Army dirigible A-4 is now al
Langley Field, also a Handley- Page
airplane capable of taking off with
twenty=five men and complete aer-
ial Photographic outfit. 1t is the pol
icy at this field as far as possible
to assign men from certain commune
ties into sections by themselves;
that is, thirty men and an officer
from eastern Massachusetts, would
makee up a section known as the
Boston Section of Aerial Photography
This serves to create a splendid feel
ing and hearty cooperation which nj
times runs into friendly cornpeti-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-29

Mr.. James clelland Of Dunkard NIL
Run was In town Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ed Nester Is visiting her son
Mr.. Amos hester In Fairmont this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E\J. sn4dsr was Wis
iting Mrs. SndieTs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Minor Fleming in Fairmont
Sunday.
Miss Marie Robey Downs was Wis
iting relatives here Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-29
HARRINGTON
The Lyric Opens

The Lyric theater opened last Fri
day evening TO crowd of about
seven hundred, who saw good pic
ture in 'tBlacldes Redemption. Sat-
unday evening when Men Desire {"
a Fox production. starring Theda
Bara was shown to a large house
The latter picture was shown at the
Dixie theater, Fairmont, Thursday.