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New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Recorded Transfers
downtown

snd s. so.sr : 7os' 'SH's cisg 9H' In,
~ atty. r G 8 II CO. I7s Bway 800
ELIZABETH ST, Al, $. g5x55; Rae &
cbss tsos. 'ab I'o5an&n; M e5trea 3 trustees, 70
= 7 +, Co. l76 Bway .........'..',. s2e. 900
= s 49, : rs g.,,ss wsssa' M
Lillian strasburger. iriivsd and l', deytsses sees
OF lam tannah strashurser. to 7 Edwin Tan
sept RI etey. Ernest Hail. 52 ' wiliiaaa i'Isla
SAME PRoPERTy Eawin Tanenoau,d
W sath st. as joint tenants' sarSD' e. e. an an
ems. Sept 49, ATTY. same >.....sl
Denver Chemical Mfg Go TO soabo',r5
Rice Co sI Laisht ST; all liens; Sept Is.
attys' caawalader. " & r 40 Wall st.
BRooME ST. 5as-4o, >. 500 varet sIg0 st
i. soxlf7x irres Rector etc or Trinity
Church. to VIM II Warren IS Linden
s. - BN!yn all Lens; mtge 10000. ATTY.
GREENWIcH ST. 80 n 1sta -eg ~
tSz9 w. runs 74.7x IT I0x 23x "
MeNiicha@e @ to Ccn.d3rss ,o Deg ~ Arke4l
'urp"' 80 bway; mtgo $500. Sept 3
6 artg EIsenian !: q & L. 1885 Bway 81
CorpA 20 Harris ManGsl lbaurr IL " S7th
st, & ano. mtge s2S 500, b & 8 afl lens
~ D it-y, L tr ~ J. %. II0 BWay 81
East Side
l2rH ST. >, 2zos Az A. 25x1os 2. Max
stark to Rosa, his wife s3 Cd av- J.,
part; a :; all liens; Sept 10 address NJ
stark. 2d av-.,.....-. .....-.....sl0 100
18th ST. =, 40 " Lexington ay. 2ox,s.
Jas < Mc,iuirs < co 70 the Heiienlc
Eastorn Orthodox Christian Church ae
ntse 1000. al liens, Sept t.
atty Ferriss & :, 1Ga Bwav. 500
So7'H Sr 500 Z, n 3 25x1022. BAN II
'fraa at Neck Long Island to Dry Dock
sheet Metal Works, Inc. itG~W s2d 81
eas sept IL ......-- ......slG0
lies ers to Paul l. McCulloch, Fl " llth
-. sept L.. sept IL, atty. r q < 7 Co
--'e Bway -tn w 18TH ct .........st90
-ltIh ST, So p g, -6Nl00.I0. William
Hotties to Johanna GUran. 1921 MaGi-
500 as az liens, Sept IT, atty 7 Cs & r
l24FH IT ., 1926 ~ ]st av lsxI00.
j. i-ith ST. al liens Sept III atty I'll
arisante, is- Bay i1td ST. BAlyu....sl
West Side
18TH ST. s3l W. II !, 4x3e. Amorose "
I}eeN=r 80 fno Little, AZ W lsth ST..
r q * T 60, 40 Bway ............ SIeO
9TH ST. ESQ w. $ :. 24.10x9S.9s Ottavio
ilrago 10 David VI Landus. IS Au6ery ri
fontclair, \ J mtges s32 00o. an liens.
Sept ! atty. I. T x T Co, l65 Bway 500
54TJ ST 40 W, ., Z5X57 fX-a-lx59.9
9Th az. AL liens. sept H. attJ L q & Y
Co. 176 Bway ........... ....-..-S 500
elST ST, % ". Z 9, 2oxtO0.S, Bertha and
Lillian strasbure r. indIVll and devisees,
10 Edwin Tanenhaun. 81 " 18TH ST
G c; all liens. Sept Il; atty, Ernest Hall
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ME- pR5oPERrx: is'555F Edwin ranenbaaa
to Bertha and Lillian Strasburger. rs
" s6tn ~; Joint tenants, 4 e.. all liens.
Sept II, atty. same ...... ..,..... 81
NEST END Az 64s . ;, 1908 sd st
II. -XlO0. 2X+S- -sXio0: Chas and Henry
NJ nners to Arthur > Calm 352 " 1854
St mtge $4,000 atty, Fvedk Lese. 55
Nassau Sc -............. 100. 90
'AME PROPERTY; Arthur q CABIN 90 SAG
West End Az Corpu, IS Nassau it. nitga
S6s 600; all liens Sept = attH. = q x
Go, l-s Bway. ..-.......... .....-..... 81
IlrW ST. 290--e W = s. 62.sx7II0. Fly
man Cohen to Benj silbsrllne, 200 "a
-; ~ltga 55s.I50; all lens. Sept l3 atty.
Harry WaJon, 1909 PitiSin av. Brook-
-yH .----s-.-
iI7rH ST. s. s5o TIN az. le5x71 r..
Shenk r K 60 70 Bella Feldulan. I'll
W l1ith st cOrr@cts decd dated Jan ),
1918; nnVRe sll7.500. all lens. Sept -.
atty Harry Waton, 1903 Pitkin az.
.2sTH ST. i4o " < l5.sxos.Il Kobt
Miller to Fannie l. Wood, 3l7 " 18TH
$ sept :. attys Dunn & Dely. 2ei
s6TH ST. l0o ". =. is sxsa II, Annie
II aud FANNIE Futon to NMkiah Craig.
go w l34tn -; rntgs 81 GOO, and $.
June 30 atty, SAL zlnan. 4-7l Broad -
Wy s.
to7TH ST llo-ls ". 4lSx9all- Taunia
Blaener - al. heirs, etc, jacob Bladuer,
70 Arbutus Realty 60, Rector sC. cor
reCts deed rec Feb 3. 1913. rntge S34
Qo0: attys II a 4 +, Heydt. Rector
s ...--.-..-.- ------.-. $500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Bronx

ST RAYMOND.s AV. " cor psrner 81
95x20. Nati4 N Trotta to Antonio ana
Luigi Mineiia ssna Pielro Anasfasio. .stIe
eth av. ntee s. 900, Sept 12s atty Title
Guar & T Go. I75 Sway ..-.-...... 81
ARTHUR Az = e cor ISIst ST.. JOSH
20 s. > lNlst SIT u oes, Carl r
!. Ciruudier TO Susan Williams et-s
Arthur av. Aux d, atty, Title ffuAt x
r Co. l16 Bway .......-..-... ....-.... 81
ARTHUR AN " = lot 5o8 map Cam
breieng ~ al, 25Niis. i1x-oxt20.2. Her
man Schrank fo Carfuelt Sotta. -1lf
Arthur av. nilse $1,000, -ept IT, ATTY.
Title Guar < Y co. l76 Bway .--..... 81
FOREST Az W $. l20 Home ST.. 9o1Si.5.
Ecw Rleger - Louis hoopp 3-3 h ltstn
st ntse Sa.5p0 sept IL. atty, Title Qlar
& n 60, It's Bway .......-.. 500
UNION AV. 7Ol. w :. 20xt00i john l,io4S-
nel 10 ChAs Scuiele. 1el onion ay. sept
l3 ATTY, Title Guar A 90, ll9 Broad
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
CTrY PROPERTY FOR SALE
EEAL ESTATE
Bcn0t0u OF MANHArTAN

foTE. SO Fast. faree story and haFey7ent.
Il NON owe immediate POSSESSION.
slsieae- fr.. s- Qeo. -raupe- 1909
4eI.ngtoa Ava
TWO FAsl p d-tached, - rooms. sceaTn
na-t. So .e SIS l'1ra la-l- aI.t
fa-enlar ave r-...
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

il II Sl Al-+a W John AfeI<iern4n agt
Edna Tut Owner SamusI y Iii.
age nt and -9atractor 1900 5ls7 sc
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
BORus Gas or QUEENS
Some Charn..nq Small Homes

aN rlcrs st-e t.e bath. efsetric lg grt.
HE eWaY sa-a nlreaat floors iuciosed
porca near STORES 1.rrafe r4rerorta,iou.
pee 5000. ta-e rfas ffEr'FERN <
afVGAN ewu.r s.u I'ulr1n ST.. jamaica.
days
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FE2 c. s. = or ! +

tietr October LIST.
= 1hoiF vt HiAT1lEJ COTTAGES,
SO "fl cl depends up0n oit
as arl sleeping rooms and
- .'ia'ng room. Altcnen ana pantry .
- ~tA- -.a.-r.0ity and ga plot 50N
,s.. 4-at tiiou uusHrpassed $ 500 rea-
s,r. s.s'e ier'ns HENRY D. NlcCOHD "a
'psn sunday
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HOllE .EEHl-f s

HOME ~FEiSFR~ READ THIS
a.7oom acrs. vii r'oderu iv- pr0veroents,
~ ~ lecorai9l tarousaaur. best section
f.-l-t.s FL ion. plot 4erl0t.
aWEET ss r..f.-. fs.T..1.. X
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

The Stebbns Realty and Construc-
ton Company. j. Malino PRESIDENT has
DI,o9ught from Mary Horton sos and SO
West l7Sth Street, modern i've storv
apartment, on plot 50xl00. Brooks (
Momand were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

APARTMENTS To LET
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Hoe Estate Sells Seventh Ave. Corner
o lake Over olst Street Honse
Investor Buys in Hath Street

Mrs. Anna Crawford has sold the six
SeCfy $40 y, elevator apartment at 224 and
for cash to Nathan Barskv' Osrerva;i
brothers negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
ML>rC nFSTTR COUNTY
FoF Immediate Occupancy
$500 per Month
:. o BOX sOl d0VNT VERNON. \. Y

rb.s v'-l-Ht-t luei1e and outside. Rcces-
80 station. reference required.
, q reH<a owner
" bON 2Ol. MOUNT VERNON, \. Y.
pesStLtAtN'S FARM, SALE OR EX-
= r"' SO acres Woodbury.. Ct House.
i, ,'o..s anu bach. completely furnished.
ior'' ''P,s- running watcr. ewer conuec-
4sn,.. garage ana outb1llGings J. A
'''eo'' Fnona SIS NeN Rochelle. \. Y
t,snoSioN AT 0SCE.-Two new Az
,.u,actiys st1coo houses q rooms and
re- d. moaeru Improvements: located In
mi, sis"ene part u New Rochelle: terms TO
POINT aone Ionkers. 679s f {or ap-
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West Side
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

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LONG Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
ENERGY
AND ''PEP'' WITH
AID OF HYP'O!-C0D.
Thousands in Weak, Rundown
Nervous Condition Restored
to Health.
MET. LIFE ms. MAN
GREATLY BENEFITED

My husband suffered from run
down condition, due to stomach
trouble. and seldom had amy appetite:
,, and lacked strength and energy. lie
tired quickly and had little endure nee.
Tie had come in contact with so
manJ that had spoken so highly OF
Hypo-Cod that lie got bottle for
himself. ~ IN :. !
HE has now taken three: bottles,
and 1t has helped him greatly. .SfHe
thinks il the finest medicine he ever
took. We. showed the bottle to our
family physician. and when he read
the formula he pronounced II "a, spfen =
did TONIC and just what Mr: Rogers
needed. ;
1T has brought back his appetite
and his nerves are strong now. 1t has
given him strength AMI endurance, and
he says that he feels 400 per; cent
better in every way. It's q fine, inedi-
cine for coughs and colds. apd we
have seen a steady Improvement In
To recommend Hypo-Cad.". SO declared
Mrs. w. w. RoGers...tbe wife of the
well-known in6urapce MAD with the
metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and
resides at 304 Nicholson Street. Rich
inond. 49,. -
-fypo-Coo contains MALI, IRON, VINE,
Wild Cherry, Cod Liver Oil Extrac-
tives. with the Compound Syrup OF
IIypophosphites. and is SO pa,ataoH
and agreeable to theh most delicate
stomach that tho weakest .convalesi
cent or the very small, child will relish
it. tlYpo-Cod contains, the very eie !
ments that Impoverished. rundown,
feeble and faitering vital organs need
The unusually, large demand for this
splendid prepa ra ton mas moro than
once depleted the. large .isupply,, CAR.
ried In stock at Tragle.s Drug Store.
SIT r. Broad ST.. Richmond Drop by
and get n bottle to-day, II. In depbt.
have the ,ady ;demonstratdr. tell aSou
mo. ahoi; IT,. Don't let any one .aeq
YOU a substitute Get the genuine In
the big orange colored carton ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

FLU: II ATTACK i
Weak Nervous, wer'n:oat ind
Cough Worried Her. She
Couldn't Sleep.
HAD No APPETITE

T saw, Hypo-cea adyert!sed so upca
for peopie getting, owar ting, Flu and
read how SO NAVY had oeen relieved
OF their,cossn' that A. Gpt "A. bottle my
seif.",declarela wsll-known Richmond
laay,. whose, name and address are
given be low!
THO nrst few doses checked my
cough riyhtiup end>by the time had
taken the Hrst .bottle my cough was
completely Gope. but what surprises
tne;:,Yas the, way 1t nsthsned my.
nervous system. WHY! I can sleep
just One new. and my; apnetite Is bet
ter than lit, bas :; been /. in years., II
brought back my, strength" apd now
go about ping my housework with
the grsatd,S Of Seaae: II helped ME
more th4n3 hy rnedicipe I ever took,
con tinued iirs. Hattie Pratt sos me
cntur Street RichypoHd Va. ~ =;
Read what still others say about
Hypo God fptlI after long wasting i'll,
nesss # Is easily tho favorite. tonic
now after sickness here, Got bottle
Tonight FROM IRA glnd Drug store. sif
II. 'HFoad St.. and use II acsordlng to
direeflohst' Tread VIVA. folks: say about
Hypo-Cpd below. y. =. ~ i. -. ~
~ n. ~ b. LII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
THOUSANDS HERE
GAIN NEW STRENGTH
D. 81 BY USING HYPO- COD
Those Who Have Coughs and
= Colds, Are Weak, Nervous
and, Rundown, Quickly,
! Relieved ~
WILEIAMsRIIRG AVENUE !,
.',! LADYs2sfAIEaENT

~
Tho worst thing abou.. the Flu is
that it'leaves, sne In such arweax and
dcbiiitated condition 81 know that 8
tee way i, loft my husband. lie md 4
terrible cough and was Ircad.lly
weak and had little strength. Seemed
as II hts -.sieeD:S'aid 'nbt DO him any
good, His appesitte was poor. and the
most tempting dishes'1 could n1 for
him would nat induce him TO ea;. He
was pale and lacked energy.
We. heard 80 many people talking
about how they had been benefited
with IIypo Cod that we decided to get
n bottle Cor him. =
In just four days after no began
on Hypq.Cof his cough was gone. Be-
fore the first bottle WAS half gone he
began TO, ent Sna he fel, stronger and
ditions Of the head and nose and the
droppinxs in the throa; have dis
appeared, too.
Tn fact, no has improved so much
faster that, other. Flu patients a.hom l
have seen drag along for weeks and
weeks ;taa, am only TOO glad to
recommend. .Hypn-Co ia. others de-
ciarsd Mrs. G. &C. Wood. living at 1925
williamsburg +AyeHps. R!chmond.
Mrs, Woods husband is only one Of
the. thousands tha., have been brought
back TO hpa,,h by Hypo Cod here i3
Richmond. Fl N's-
Even small children nad. elderly peo-
pie all get ithe ganc results. All
praise T.. II puts tAem on their feet !n
no time. : 'Hypo- Cod ,astes GOOD and
agrees with the mos, delicate stomach
1t contains the extractives of the fresh
cod livera freed from the s.ckenin
taste. with Malt. Iron. Wine, Wild
Cherry. Bark with the Compound SYRUP
Of the Hypophosphites OF Lime. Po-
tassiun,.' Iron, Manga mesa, strychnine
Qulninc and Soda. Your physician will
heartily indorsa.
Drop by Tragies. Drug Store and
get a bottle ntiopce., iftyo"y arc still
weak. bothered With cough or cold az
In nervous. rundown condition. Tho
lady dcmonstrator VIII be giad TO tell
YOU more about iIyap-Goi DON'T take
my substitutes. he sure that YOU get
The genuine IN the big orange colorcd
carton. - -
Hypo-Ce may be had in Petersburg
at a. e. Morrison's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
DAUGHTER HAD
COUGH AFTER
ri
FLU. ATTACK
Mother Tells How She Stopped
IT. Warded OF .compliea.
tons on Advice OF
Sister. :: ),

II surety was Incoming worried
by 17-yaar-old daushter caught the
Yin and had . terribly bad coughs. y
lust didn't know whatto do Iheard
all sorts ot dreadfui5 stories q. COM
didn't, reeain,.thei, ii.streneth raptdly.
She was weak and coughed and
couehsd iinti,{t*was. almos, fliatracteS
oFtnnately. my tsister living 40 Nav
port News Va. wrote me. tellinc me
now n, splendid HSpe-God was and how
after the Pin; SOL bought a bottle
ana the results produced in my daush-
ters c9set were falInSst. ipsta n ;Iy..per-
ceptioie. Her cough began TO get net
ter almost tho frat day. and can
truthfuliy say !: has given. her new
Strength ANA ,huiither, up 10 her forms err
heht{f Vsryy auickly indeed. She has q
soou 5co OF mp her@ appetite ia good
once more. and heiieve ii viii prove
& good tonic: for. any one" declared
IN rtt stt NJ $Ghrett,i201 w. Cary street .
4ichfnopds Va. M; -. i, ~;
~ &. i,ainaj Aefoss, the Cheat.
Quoting from still anothec lady. she
s E When ! began TO take Ilypo-
G1a l was good and sick. They sent
f9E bottle 70 give mo. and Twas
s4rely+fweak I had! "a cough that sim
ply would NOT let me rest q nniniite
nights and lacked an appetite. i had
me most dTea pain across my chest.
ana coughing fts made 1T werae Il
vas ;.afrAid 81 Was going into pneu-
lnon'a; nut soon as they gave me Hypo-
GOD these symptoms 'disAppesred, and
lows FEEL better and st ronger thar, Il
1la Seyen' before II ,g0t sick. It, gives
your snch a good appetite tell my
ny seand!-.it makes: tile cost of, Twin,
n.Eher., hut we don't. mind that
gave sl2ce been. giving Hypo- Cod. to
NY. iHtleisboY,t' too. nd .itvhas helped
him me: !, havSra' great deal to ti,ank
po-Cod for; ;and never lose: an op-
pprtnnitySt1f siI folks. abaut ;it;J' de-
c'ared Mrs. II! 8, Woodf,n. eli south
Laurel ,street'.Rieiimond. Va.-Adv.+,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

c0UG ! |E|:.D| ALL NIGHT,
FELT. /: MISERABLE
Bones Fairly Ached-Was So
Weak Could Do
Nothing. ~
THREE DOSES STOPPED
HER COUGH


~ "P FELT nissra Bile ALI over. My bones
fairly ached and I could get no res,
from coughing just IA soon as
a violent TT of coughing. Ny appetite
"as poor TOO and / was 80 weak !
could just barely drag around and tina
was all. i was tired all the time until
saw Hypo-Cod advertised and bought
a bottle This is wonderful medicine.
and II took 30 .nynytrrcmod .es prior
10 getting II without any result that
van: 70 praise It and po!n, the way
for others. II is surely the right
remedy for the. gary hrst day took
three doses and that night I dIdn',
cough bit got good nights rest
a1d felt better the next morning
since then I have rseained my old
ps:. Il s s s,|sss 1 .ad s.. n
two botliAs to 10, ali 'tbis. surely
recommehd /; In the h:ghes,. terms
declared A.s. M ESdgp. 1917 Ciai-
0o rh. S sadyst ksso1s 81; ya sov,,oa
years, and, h'hsn abe seht her grandson
down TO the drpk store Tor a bottle OF
Hypo-Cod she &as Almost feady 10 give
up. The Very hrst- day she 'Wae re-
iieved OF her awful cough and slep,
good that night. In jus: few days
heI strength vas ,rsstored. he! coIa
and cough .hah gone for good nd she
was up and absut. doing her work with
renewed sest ana ti.Sr.- Take her aa-
vice and get "a bottle yourself j. you
are in 'wsakhnad. run down cond!-
ton following serious Illness, over
work or expeEure. Head what Others
say about Hypo Cod on this page and
then Get bottle for yourself or any
member of your family troubled as
Mrs. Hodge was.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
CLAIMS GERMANS ABLE
TO PAY HUGE WAR COST
Winchester Officer Asserts Huns
Have Plenty of FOOD and
Arc Thriving.
NORFOLK DRY DOCK Is OPENED
Biggest Structure of It's Kind Conn
plctcu-Alan Convicted OF Being
Drunk and Disordcrly at DanviIl,.
Funeral.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,ch

nj
WINCHESTER. VA, Feb 1.-THE
Germans arc not on their last legs
they are not starving and they did not
quit fighting because OF Sctnty rations,
according to Il letter written by First.
Lieutenant j. Il. Noonan. of the army
Of occupation. TO his father, John r
Noonan. here. All Of tina; part of Ger
many the officer has seen is declared
10 he thriving. there being nothing to
Indicate war times. las for food" he
states these Dutch have plenty.
They did not quit for want Of food. rs
there il more here than | have seen
since coming over Neither do their
Industries show the effect Of war. The
huns were simply beaten on the bat
tie field. They are very friendly TO
the Americans, and, us a rule offer no
resistance to anything we want. y
few individuals get stirred up occ;-
sionaily until they find out just where
they stand. and then they soon cool
off. We hope the allies will make
them pay dearly for this war. as they
have II to pay with. They think by
the kind treatment OF us that America
viii plead their case, but do not be-
l!cvc them to he true friends OF ours.
as they certainly know the cause Of
the. turn against them was due to our
assistance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Williams vinduct Finished.

LTNCHBURG. VA, Feb. III. r.:
Crawford. chief engineer OF the Nor
folk and Western Hallway. who repre-
scented the three railways in active
charge OF the construction OF the VIII
liamS Niaduct. has notified Ernest VIII
liams, chairman OF the bridge commits
sion. that the structure has been COM
rletcd and that il is ready for use. MIR.
Williams in turn has notified CITY En-
ginccr G. l.. ncNott of the situation.
and conveys to him the request OF
the railways for I'm early acceptance
Of the structure in order that il may
formally be opened to travel so that
the Ninth street crossing may he per-
imancntly closed. and incidentally. the
'uld Ninth Street Bridge be abandoned
:or travel.
Mir williams, as chairman of the
commission. has directed attention OF
III" Norfolk and Western Railway to
The fact that il will he impossible for
the city to close the Ninth street
Bridge until Amherst County COM
plcies the approach around the bluff
TO the north.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Executive Sessions us,,

eia l. 1SIror the first time since the
tc:Sia aa of courts OF Justice in
hrhe county; it was deemed ncccs-
:hI thlS week 10 hold the Jaw,,rv
term OF the Circuit; Court behind
closed doors, because Of the prevalence
n ihhuenZa in the BerryviIlc scrtion
All persons having no businosS WI,
, ,In.. court were excluded. Only ono
witness was permitted to be in TIC
ihat the "nu" epidemic is on the wann
IN herryville. but that it is still rarino
IN portions of the county s' MS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Never Received I,c,,.r,

MiNofi ESTER. VA. Feb. 1.-Harry
nas been in service In France about
seven months. has never received
. ,',' from nome; he writes to his par
no less than foyty-five letters ainiv
ana correctly addressed. \ contrast in
roS'ai Ghciency was cited to-day by
INC soldiers father. who exhibitad =
Letter sent TO him by a relative. from
switzerland several years ago. ad-
dressed simply Mr.. Robert Worsiev.
VI. ~. y ;. a." which. he declared.
vas delivered by the post,nan eighteen
! I ours after the mail steamer locked at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
SaCkin,r HettCr Service

KUNNOkE T.. w. FED. I.--tSncci0ID
"A campaign for better service on the
part Of employees ana officials of the
American Railway Express Company
was launched here to-day following IL
conference Of officials and agents Of
the company having Jurisdiction in
Virginia. Posters will be displayed
urging better packing and better
mark ing. and measures were devised
at the meeting for the purpose of
bringing about cooperation between
shippers and patrons. The campaign
is nation wide, and will be conducted
in every section of the country dur
ing the present month and the first ten
days Of March.
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DANNil.LE. VA Feb l-Cap,ain
licnrN a. Wiseman. United States
ms work in cvacuating wounded under
hcarE IRE. will not win decoration
nor an official citation. for the com
mendaton Eot no farther than the
rrEifnental commander. and in order 10
VIII such distinction it must be an
mroNcu ny the division commander
~ esimcnta! commander. in dealing
with captain Wiscnan and several
o o. ,i oiicers. said that. while he ac-
,, IedEed their splendid work. what
AND above The call for dutv, -.
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Great Dry Dock * Opcncd

PORTSMOUTH. VA, Feb. 1.--Ccre-
largest dry dock in the United states
dry dock No. at the Norfolk Navy
Yard here. were held shortly before
noon to-day. when Mrs. +. II. Harris.
wife Of Admiral Harris. chief Of con-
struction activities in the Fifth Naval
District, opened the sluicewayS letting
lii the waters of the southern branch
Of The izabcth River. The flooding
% the dock will require sevcnty-seven
and one-half hours.
The mammoth dock. which is 1922
feet in length and has a depth Of forty
three feet to high-watc mark. will
accommodate the largest ship afioat or
10 he built for years to come. II was
built at cost of 1000. 600. Work
was begun January .. 1917. and was
!" have been completed by September
!, 1919. Night work and added labor
completed the job seven months ear
Her.
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win I.Iectrocu,c Negro,

WTNCHIISTEK. Va, Fen. l.-lSnc-
cial )-liarvcy Stuart. IL negro. con
Tictcu recently of numbering ,wt,
negroes a; Il dance at Bucna Vista. Va.
ana sentenced to death. was Yesterday
taken 70 Richmond by an armed guard
from Lexington. He is to be cleo
trocuted early this month Stuart
made bold attcmpt to escape from
Jaii one night recently while the Tailor
WAS locking the prisoners in a steel
cage stuart dartcd by the jailor. and
would have escaped had it not been
ior X Gilmore Montgomery. who
ErahOcd the felOn in the hallway
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Givcn Grows for Services.

WINCHESTER' VA Sf ,ah Co.,
SiaL FIRST Lieutenant John r. Castle
,,1nns 'r.; whose father. shared the for
t I1 o. var with the late Colonel
army. has been awarded the distin.
EuiSned service medal OF the United
in battle with twelve enomv airn,amss
near komanse. France. October 5. ioiS'
beip Is a IN ne air forces. "In spite OF
ana later by. five" the citation saws
,.i dnent,shant CaStieman successfully ac.
GT9i,hipilsneu photographic mission six
Mii,uine!erh oehind the German iines
without protection. and also destroved
'Wo OF tie enemy machines ~ y"
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read ct Mrs Ayerss home. the man was
intoNicated. and prevented the pail
bearers from passing while they were
bearing the remains to the hearsc. He
used bad language in an audible tone.
but was finally taken in hand. After
the service WAS over he abused sew
cral members OF the brief-Strickcn
family on their return from the grave.
He admitted the offense and asked for
lcnicncy.