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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
sWrLIIaM AND MARY
BASEBALL SfHEDVTI4 r.

m Howard G. Smith. OF Gate City, Va,
IN anager or baseball ut William and
MARY college, announces the following
schedule, with several additional
games pending:
March as--Medfca1 College Of vfr-
&inia, WILLIAMSBURG.
\ April 5---Union Theological ~eui-
mary, williamsburg.
vi April s-University OF Virginia
Charlottesville.
April s--v. NJ. r.. Lexington.
April lo---washington and Lee.
st.enngton fpending).
April 1T-Roanoke college. WI
sssliamsburg.
Y April 1sr-Roanoxe college, VIII
sliAmsburg.
n April Randolph Macon fcham
4 aionship}, Ashland
April 3o--Ham pd en- sidney tcharn-
Il pionxhip). williamsburg.
May 3--Richmond college (cham-
n 9ionship). williamsburg
May Rand lph- Macon (chaIn-
\ pionship), williamsburg.
II May s-Medical College Of Virginia,
Il Richm
4 May lo--Ham pden- Sidney (cham-
pionshipD. Ha1npden Sidney.
May l4--Richmond college (oham-
.pionshipl. Richmond.
a Prospects are good with seven of
ta9& years letter men opt for the team.
For the outffeld are Garrett and
,tBrooks, OF Williamsburg. and Parrish,
sbf kenbridKe. fer the indeld, Love,
.sof Blackstone; johnson and Fentress,
ssDf Norfolk. Settle, from Northern
sNeck. who made a good record last
year In the box. com pletes the list ~
II former players. There are a mum
saAer Of unusually good hitters among
the new men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
SPORTING EVENTS
AND MADVAS
WILL MEET ON MAT


Ivan Madvas. the giant Pole. and
Il n. f.Strangler") Lewis, heavyweight
vxostlsrs. are all ready for their so
a Doghk at the Academy OF Music. Both
&1en have been putting in strenuous
a. - during the past week for TINS
ii JNue, and reports state that each Is IN
H4eptcp condition for the affair Fresh
@1kOm his recent victory over Joe
Mlecher. Lewis will GO TO the mat fun
h. conffdence and expects to make
1Ott work or Madvas.
@ Neither grappler is a stranger TO
Y N3cnmond. but Lewis IS better known
& MefOs Several times the Stranger
%NAE Mppeared here, and on each oc-
zN9410n made a good impression upon
s1o9al mat enthusiasts. Nadvas made
I'M initial appearance last week. ard
S4% WaH most suspicious, for the fole
6NfHsned the shoulders OF 5AsSApe. the
xNrk. to the mat In straight falls and
that he IS man 10 be
tockoned with.
&s The Pole has had wide experience
|4D = wrestler, and sometime ago
5lgkod Canada On his trip he de-
ID seventeen aspirants TO the
0Gvyweight wrestling crown Of the
00fld. Ole Chandler. champion
Itch -catch-ean wrestler OF Canada,
md Or. Ruen. champion heavyweight
France Were among them. Mad
M1 victory over Hassane here brought
- string to eighteen without de-
AA1-
With Lewis will come the fAmoue
paddock and the one hold which the
rAngler places the most faith in.
o4oessing unusual strength in his
k1ne. Lewis Is able 70 get grip upon
~ head OF his opponent, and II gem
FA1ly results in the Stranger being
b1e to pin his rivals shoulders TO he
NIT with ease
Aside from possessing great
1fongth. Madvfs has a wonderful
InOnnt of endurance. in view OF the
Not that he keeps in the pink Of CON
|ffdnn~ Madyas demonstrated in his
n1kch that he is good Extensively
INA n not likely to he caught mapping
@AixT opponent While Lewis re-
IT. upon the deadlock, the Pole uses
~ hasnmer and armiocks, and upon
These holds bases his offensive.
d Both men are about evenly matched
Nth the Pole having n slight advan r.
&lAke in weight over Lewis. The af-
kAir should he battle royal, and the
bOut promises TO furnish good sport
md clean wrestling 10 those attending.
n There will be n fast preliminary be-
tween youngsters TO be selected today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06

the old association and put the
grounds in shape. Permission for the
use of the land has been obtained
and taxes on the property been paid
for two years.
Edward r. Fuller, president of the
Amateur Baseball Commission OF
Richmond. and DR.. william H
Parker, n member of the same organ
ization. will be the principal speakers
of the occasion and have promised
their cooperation In the matter.
According to reports from the East
End a number of the old members
formerly interested in the work have
gotten together and determined TO
put baseball team in the field and 1t
is expected that an application for a
franchise under the Amateur Base
ball commission of Richmond will be
made later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
ORDINANCES SIGNED
BY MAYOR AINSLfF.

Mayor Ainslie signed the Joint reso-
luton OF the council which provides
for the extension of Cham berlain-
Avenue to Leigh street, yesterday
afternoon The city will purchase a
right of way and as soon as possible
work will be started on this thorough
fare.
Other ordinances signed by the city
executive was the one fixing the reat
OF state officers who occupy city Of
flee space. and one investing the ad-
visory board with the old duties If
the former board Of public safety.
A resolution was passed and signed
by the mayor thanking Rev. Billy
Sunday for his work in Richmond
which. says the resolution Has re-
suited, as we believe, in great moral
and spiritual uplift of his hearers"
City Clerk ALT Mcdowell will send the
evangelist a copy of this resolution
today at St Augustine, Fla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
RECRUITING STATION
OPENS IN RICHMOND

Il A United States army recruiting sta
i Hon opened its doors in this city Nes-
sterday to enlist men for all branches
scf the army--infantry, cavalry. artt!-
slery, radio and signal corps and 9TH
sers. Colonel J. Mcbride is IN charge
OF the station at $40 East Broad
street This viii he the general head
quarters for the state and the follow
sing non commissioned officers have
been sent to various parts OF the state
Ito aid In recruiting men for the reg
snlars: Sergeants John O. Lanond
william +. Dennison, John J. Jack
Aon. Homer T. Bowling, Mark Eunley
William S. Johnson, Arthur f. Jones
Otto Thaxton, Thomas Plymal and
Private Alfred l.. White.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
SPIRITED CITIZENS
WILL HOLD GAME

Efforts to revive the Old c. c. A.
grounds on Church hill will be made
lat meeting of the citizens OF the
East End to be held tonight in the
Springfield school. The Christ
Church association was one the
first organizations Of It's kind in this
city and fell 10 pieces in the last few
years The fence, which ormally en-
closed the playing ield, has fallen
down and public spirited citizens will
make efforts TO reNiNe interest in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06

walton, 1iaan CnappeIi, Helen John~
son, Helen Pollard, Doris Rose, Viz
Robert Boss, Boiling Ellis. Charles
Mercer, Chester Miller. George Pit
man, Frank Soyars. Edward Smith.
Thomas Goode, Nowln Revely, May
Belle Harris, Pauline Hillman. Ashby
Manson. Carrie Rice. Jane Robertson.
GLADYS Taylor, Dorothy Upton,
Frances Thomas, Mary Morris Wright.
tB Grade--Joseph Bridgers, Myron
Collins, Frank Elvery. Warren Gresh-
ham. Gordon Hall, Thomas Lawresce.
Charles Miller. James Sanders. 81
Wood Upton. Maurice Vaughan, Will
liam watkins. Richard White. Clyde
Wingffeid, Nan Louis Sikkeiee. Maitde
Bolton, Katherine Burkert. Wray
Davis. Estelle Golden, Margaret
Lodge, Herbert Cowardin.
2A-~Rotherme Duke. Franklin
Foy, Joseph Gantzert, Clay Hancock,
Henry Hendrick. Allen Jenkins. Frank
Lord, Gerald Luck. Thomas Moore,
Billy Mcllwaine, Irving Shepherd,
Rennie Tubbs, Charles VIM. Helen
Brandt Lucretia Clarke, Elizabeth
Cone, Grace F'ulgham, Inez Hart.
Inez Lythgoe. Bessie Morrison. Eliza
beth McFaden. Mary Templeman,
Louise Won Levern, Emma Wilson.
2B-Clinton Clark. William Har-
ris. Albert Sikkelle. Edward Benton.
John Lynn, Frank Vaughan. Keith
Cornweil. George Watkins. James
Taylor Genevive Garbett. Elnora
Guide, Eleanor Royal. Rosa Palmieri.
Christine Thomas. Violet Hart. Ruth
Plunkott, Robert Jennings, Margaret
Hudson. Emma Goodwin, Elizabeth
Miller Iris Marshall, Richard Quarles.
Roy Williams, Chester Gratz. Airing
ton Hall, Darneli Murray, Wallace
Nylander, Robert Pekins. Herbert
Powell. Dewaync Rose, Walter Wells.
Howell Thomas. Rosealtha Crowder,
Mary Louise Francis. Hilda Grimm
Doris Herndon, Francis King. Mildred
Michel, Beverley Quarles, Mary Rob
crtson, Jessie Skinner Hester White,
Marie Womack, Grace Parrish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
Virginia, S
HonorRoU

DIED OF DISEASE.
Corporal Poscy Grover Dickerson.
Floyd.
Private Charlie Easter, Jr., Radium
DIED FROM ACCIDENT.
Private Samuel RENDER Eagle, Doe
Hill.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDErER-
MINED).
Lieutenant Lloyd G. Boone, Frank
lin.
Lieutenant JOHN w. LEE; relative,
John w. Lee, care of w. Il. Hood &
Co., RICHMOND.
Corporal Irwin Q. Wood. Columbia
Private william Beale CarneaI, New
Town.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Private william r. Sloane, Clifton
Forge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-06
Marriage Licences.

Marriage licences were issued to
the following yesterday: Thomas
Benjamin Johnson and Esther Lee
Jennings: Walter Owen Troup and
Ruth Adele TaYlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

M~s SOAPS ana prepared shampoo,
consaan 100 mach askatl. Which IS yNry
t1aricSs ~ X dries toe scAsn and
naakss he hair hrsssie.
TIE bess shsng to sse i Maisifscd
rccrnras oil khaAs-r-a. Tor thas Il pare
and snsgresy s~rsselee- Tf's very
seaP and heass anything slsc au 10
Es~css Yea s~n gs1 this At sny drux
ss0re, sna feS oances uln last the
wh0ae family sor rnonshs
Sssnpgy fsosasen che hair wssh water
aEad rub is in. sascas teaspoonlal ii
Ell that i resair-d Il makes an
asandsnce ~ rssh. creamy iashsr.
sisaass sAoroaxhsy. And rsnse< oai
easily TaH haas dries quickly and
ewfasy, and ss @cff. freh looksns
bssgzH- g1ufTy. wAsy. aud ~ssy 10
handle. B~ sdrz. 4 loesens and sakes
ssss a~esT farssee os dass. dirt ana
'isnarrff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
VALUABLE NECKLACE SOLO
BY TH|EVEsf00 I GENTS

pssfs S@pt fn---Tvo ice cream
cones WIS sa< price sassrh Two psri.
sian bsilbcys received the other day
fcr ss.sas pearl necklace one os
teen hs6 stolen from ar American
f.sa cross worker bare. The Red
Gross Eafa. " ese name Is rof made
s5lir. s1x xnsSs at the hossl
sssrs he ITO Aoys. Aiber, Marsns
znd jean Arn1l were esspioyea.
Fearing that eese<sEses rere sssch-
inz hifn. Marans gave st- loos ia
Arrai - ssn Jean ioot tie neck
asre - 10 lce crexm seA.ser. sbo axs
: sorssas~ sssna n fA@ Taissersx
xsrden- and ssnapde1 10 francs. hat
iht sen1ss in1aoes hsn 70 s<oey, in :
stsld tso re cream ron.x ~ II sss /
hDls1zy.
bph AelIbors ard fhs ice cream
fssn srs i Ia ssni~ prsnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
kAHsAa CITY Lvsnrocs

a. fnf A*snfaatsi tsrssst Il
NsAAaa rfty. NSpt III lIsIfsss. ~.
f'pts li'0sAi; market. se 10 al tow~t.
TUX. fTWisl heavle@. slg0iyG0.
i''safam, slfn nlwhos tmsus. ~ 4ss41
l8eu pIss. tilWis
'AFri4k Haswlvtt IA o0m: ssarnws
~*ais :" u lowse simsy sfs~vM.
Fsff Ny Wi*fs msahifa. sl7UiYak.
''''f'ptl sl'l too lasia Ilxnts On aso
q eaws. ts.l5uls eslvma, sla.ys
mi at~sees. tsg'sUioTs.
NltEEf Receipts tsWaa; steady IL
hiahev i.arnha. tpswAa; swss,
saT6us.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

I'ho eldest cousin II kiuK Vsstar
Emmanuel. Duke d'Aaasa. who darlnA
taa war waR commander u lsaIYa
Third Army, Will enuu maRu visit
~ the LDItea A,alas, according 10 rv.
port, Hts plans ineludn Visits so
china aud Japan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

T~a e2Hs Ea2ke swa sAtss~sy 4iEltr ns
ssoA - fsxsa shss fsatasra iA~ gsrass :
s<tsr sane ssesn oa W. ra<ure sna
I'VE ssnHaer eae u4A sAv aemS saesvs'x
shawn sn she Snaa asa1k vsNW Aam
emn le@v~ sae Ganss asonsr RaA.m wg
resc2x eszshrasaer X va siIx or wstn
arH1s. "a ysz l.k&. an1 raa czn II X
sr rszher th~ sYvrs A. ygs se "
Ar~. sAs BRAIDED aso@se ss mad. os
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
CH|us, COLDS,
''' fiyER|sHMEss
Black nnnghi Il Used by Virginia
Lady for Colds, Fever and
Other Troubles With
Fine Results.

itosty Noant Va MITES MAJ chit
aood ~ this place. recently said Il
have used BlacA .i1ranghI for rolds
and stomach aroabie and certainly
have found Il yery saslsfaesory
When would feel bad and severish,
~ though was taking frcgh cold. |
would make a good cup Of Black.
i,raagbt tea and q ~onid soon s.l me
all right.
can recommend Il rs a splendid
laxative and sisdly do 90 You may
publish my statement
Meen ron feel chilly. tired. fever
iah. hesdaehy and srsr that sou arr
taking cold. take q good dose u she
old. reliable. liver medleine you have
hoard 70 much about Thedford's
Hack Drsughf II IL made FROM pure
~ vegetable invredssnss. aess in a
gentle. natural way, and by h@lplnx
70 drive put poisonous waste matter
from yous system. IL sal often. II
taken IN time, prevent chilli from
devsiepsnx into cold.
1houss1ds os people. durins the
ts~t 70 yrstz. have found Black
i,rsssht y benefit In sseh eases.
Try n. the nesi time yoa shiiI or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

sshAtnf that uur trenpa xaaulA he
nronxhs uat 81 Ruxsia
The sihlAspma ssnas0s Aisaca sbat
IN Frayfls shns eur constitution Auea
mol nroslsis thar sne senate forriNn
relations committee, representing fhe
Legislative hfAurh ~ sAe Amefiean
Envetnnent shall be consulted and
havs sums hnn ~ Nay ahnut mvh
EaresEn affairs Thar aftrei Asnerlvaa
soldiers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Detachable eafa - ha tassAasi lG
drills head. lhc invention ag aa Ala
heins wnmaD. are said 20 giYe muHa
iifeilhe appearance tlsan wAea shr t4sss
nrr integral tafts of tbs heada.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

.sSMa w~k IT Ai- m~1itst s~ssNa NJ
tae asass sAlvssMss
* A~x
ss,~rxs lssi*v jr arrived h~ws .sss
hl6As tsnm rsssshur4. Kan. whore ne
has ss~n sissssna With Ais auQle Aus
aunt. Mf ana Mrs Alfsa Assa i,s
wisl sssna 4 rev days here bef.sv
Fuens - hlS hems " Notmah
NJ N "
Mess MIN. hraBsna a IN oklahoma
sRtt tnAay
u x II
psrny sselAi
Taw we~l*ysu i,eaT.r 81 sAe f4sNs |
N n church @fll have fshAy social
rharNdns e.alne VI iha hnnse IA Mrs
MAaslsnr l.awshrs
~ ~
Me- e II sshrson ~ s,hieaxu i ssa
ums " = s'alemsu and family
NJ NJ NJ
pr~shyssran psenio.
The Presbyterian chaNA aud sun
''Ay ~ctsnl arn anticipating efe sims
vi their nicnas Friday afternoon ~
Mineral Wells pags An frieaas "
'he chanh ana Sunday schon are IN
TiFsd 10 iain shcm bring we'll fiiiea
unch baskets, esiougA taF yonrselt ard
tlss and show abe chElafvn
good tsInn The pirmsc viii hewln ~
O'clock and the apss~r Win be sorry
a a ssn rhe amusement conmii
~ will ssc that eYefsoa~ Il wela On
erssiaea
" y NJ
Mrs A Mcsall0aRh III A,~maaaa tex
) shs saest M Mrs II II Leonard
* y M
West SIDE W c 7 U,
The West SIDE W q r u met ssSs
FRIDAY ~ tbs how're II Mrs W y ks'~s
- The devotional esarcsase were isAi
" Mrs A NecalloaRh. s'to Ia = for
ner member of she w z T = The
'tlerucon vas syent with the elcesson
" afsAcers and abe following wsrel
'iertsd Mrs Nsalie Gr0s. president
n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

=ec-x~ste erx5~. she 'nsaar pnr ON she
fSsafs y -zs1s a s1ssAssr heasses
e-.w d. ezsns 1eS the back shew
sssawx coso-sd cpEssr ana carts 0s
rsnG4&aa on white r191e sAat are ga
ss~ASirk1s snasT and n@w
Fr sh~ ss~dlzm slz< sherT wgsS We
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a sssssssru og fhlk dessr- rila Ne sens
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Fh" Ataasns'a piano rrettal w&ien
wa so haze hssn atvsn al ths haas
q Miss GRACE MneFaeken. 7t6 NorA
bfoaa i poateoasa ON secaunt ~
illueaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
eases . A
WrpNtsnAv,

4 ~NTr~-+FvT@ws~
WEDNESDAY,.
Ssefal Crete oE ghe psevh~tss,An
shanh MFs iiopAias
THURSDAY
y DM 6 saMh Me- l.. . STARK ANA
Mrs 1 cook II toanlry s'lah.
cats feaersisen At hhsNsy Al three
!. ssSk
raaacss l.ostless t.mpeh,s. Ai|
teaRssy rlHh
FRIDAY
War Mothers ssFnssi- library ~
: o'slsxk.
4~ner ueon.s shah g'leh Mr~ "
v isiekfosa III neland Aeae
Alss lsonsyc niever Al ihe ea.es ii |
M Fneasiss pTler In oAiahoma ctsi
iHdsy she ~sll ke 10 Norman sonssAsl
Ter riash weeA
.x Il |
Mrs 1serx" Taxssr and chsianyn
MI hasc shs sssses par IL ~ w.~.A
iosTh~ir rev home iu Part wursh
Texas
Mr. J J s'iare,h spent sr~,mday il |
oAs.aoma CNy
~ u ii
Miss ceciln Alien returned home
Sunday afser = tsaoush'e visit in usrh.
leah.
* Il \
Mrs u Murow of Oklahoma civ /
Il ens she ~ayay par rf ,he waeA hess.
n vi M
Ar and Mrs shsrhs Sesly, rranA
ana conihe csrin,a. sa.ens yensssaa, /
In ukiahonia CsiY.
n M
can'br axe cluh.
Monday saa tafs meeting N tAe
emhrsass club Fur ihn season, "a shcl
AFnseie llbrSry An gniers~s.nx pa |
cram Of locsl history has t4.u sr.
rAnNxa
~ II %
Mrs G $ Eiirchfeid nj cimsn. Texas.
confined 10 her bed 81 he home of
'es snosher. Mrs Levey Hili.
n g w
GOO Club.
Yesterday afierHoon Miss Anna ra.
~ entertained - sls Hundred club
her home en- East Harrison. The
iernoon wns spens. doing nAealewnsf
I'D NJ the eloee of che afternoon aaln.
rvfrs~hmeni were served IN the :
lue inefnber and Mrw Morris Orator
'rs 4 v West. Mr. = W Bsekford and
liss bafzhs BslAnd rhe club win |
'eei nsxi wess wlth Mira A G Iolde |
n * ~
Raymond Davis and f'ay scrusrh.
ed sre ii0nns after spendine the
smnser playing with jazz orchestra q
veg he state. -
x II n
Miss Ronayhe rleid lsfi this morn.
= 20 tofn her rarents at 4hssr nnw
ome in For Worth. Tex
w So
William Coleman will en- so Nor =
an Sunday wh.r he VITA resa Dle 1he \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

War sariags fs~zps spr>sz hae
vssrss = Eli'soas - yssf sksrt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
- -

William Coleman will en- so Nor.
rasn Sunday wh.rs ne wifi resume ihs
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oAllv rAc oNr.

We Who has cunassv~a ksndns&a
heaad he sissas hv who has vee
csAvea enc shsasa ss~ak a Il
SsGsxA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Mss Ronarne rleld isfi this morn.
ing % Join her rarenss at ah.sr new
home in Foss Worth. Tex
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FRIDAY

War Mothers sasne1l~ library as
osAxk.
hc~nnsT Neonsy shah glah Asr~ w
v isekFosa III Beland Aums
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Raymond Davis and ray scrwrh. +.
nesd sre h0sns after sbendine the
sanner Iiaylng with Jazz orchestra
over Ehe state.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Investors Show Trust
In Brooklyn Realty
Ocean Avenue Apartments Fig
ure in Quick Resale; Houses
in All Sections Bought

The Meister Builders have resold to
Joseph Caster the four four story
apartment houses at 1893 to 1861 Ocean
Avenue, on q plot 20Oxl1o. This prop
erty was purchased recently from the
Broadvue Realty Company.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold its dwelling at 1913 South Villa
Street, Morris Park, on lot 22xlOO,
for the Long Island Bond and Mortgage
Company to an investor, and, in con-
junction with Peter Romano, SAT ST.
Marks Avenue, four story double
brick apartment, on a plot 40x1S2, for
Mrs. Bridget Dalton to an investor.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company the dwelling at
2036 SiXty-tifth Street to DR.. Matthew
S. Levitas, and for the Artee Realty
Corporation the brick building at Alb
Fourteenth Avenue to the Frank Build
ing Company.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for How
ard b. Bullard the southwest corner of
East Twelfth Street and Cary Court, a
two family house, on plot d0x100.
The Clinton Trading Corporation has
sold to William II. Anderson the
dwelling at APP East Sixteenth Street,
on plot 35x75. James J. Ryan was
the broker.
+. c. Sauter sold for Christian +.
Hcrbst to DR.. Leo Gilman, of Manhat-
tan, the dwelling at 593 Third Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
By W. O. Mcclellan

PINK Bodie, otherwise known as Fran
cisco Pizzole, centre fielder of the New
York American baseball team, is some
where in the city menacing the health
OF the community. He has an exag-
grated case of mumps At last reports
health authorities were holding a vain
search for him through the spaghetti
parlors of Greenwich Village and the
East Side.
Bodie was last seen by his team
mates at Orangeburg, S. c., on Tues
day, when a doctor Of that community
declared that ne was suffering from
mumps in virulent form. Miller Hug
gins immediately ordered him to get
away from the rest of the squad, and
Harry Sparrow furnished him with
ration money and fare to New York.
Colonels Rupert and Huston we're
talking over the prospects for the com
ing baseball season in the office Of
the Ianks yesterday when rotund
figure with red bandanna handker-
chief tied around its head entered
unnanounced.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

NERMIIYEA AV s s. 100 e Isham st. 75x
$50; Nandalia Realty Corpn, $50 Madi-
son aV, to Hickory Realty Corpn l28
Bway; atty. Lewis : Marks 12S Broad
way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s2D ST. $; 1912 e Sd av, ls.9xloo.5
estate Jos Rupp; address. 4 II Bauer
4TH ST. 2o2-s "; Matilda E Tann"r TyVgG OF
al to Bankers Trust co. I Wall st
trustee, will Jos NJ Graham; atty. Title
e;uar & I co, 17G Bway; June l9
7orH ST. 22o ~ Samuel stern to . \ Si'YS y
Co. l35 Bway; Nov 80, lol5..... S., 500
10TH ST, go E same to Chelsea Realty
Go, l35 Bway; atty, y Title & Mort
Co. l35 Bway; Nov 30. 1915..... $4,000
12STH ST, s 8, 273.9 Sd av 1s9 9xs911
Andrew 7 Mckegney to kath \ Lyons
gso oth aV; atty II Braun, 3O3 Bwav ;
SID ST $50 e; Harry & Rose Klein to
saac Cohen lG E Goth st. atty. Nathan
kalVin. 50 William st Sept l. 1914 $500
29rH ST 31s 81; Helen Norris to Anna
Moritz. 1901 Sd aV, Asbury Park, X
attys Whalcy, c & f, II William ST .
i NaIcn IlH r l. l9Io $4,000
ami, So King st, to Tmberto Mariani. 56
ing st; atty. l. Porrno. So West Bwav:
Juno s. 1919 81 O0o
l2orH ST. So w. Louis Reichardt To- 81 81
mon oppenheimer. atty VIM VI Rlain.
23t Bway, April Is. 1907 .......S20. 600
loTH ST. ll6 E' Robert w Schobcl, W
iiohoken. j. to Title Guar & T Co, 176
Rway, May % 1915 .-.........s s.. 900
lST NN. 2310. Matto & Orsols Damhrnsin
ct al to Geo Bladel; atty, y IIv "
Schuti. Nv Bway; June 80, 1903. 81 600
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
$4,473,OOO in Gold
Rent for Sherry Corner
S2l3,OOO a Aear Net the Price
Agreed Upon Last Fall for Use
of Realty for Next q Years

Louis Sherry, under the lease re-
newal made last fall, will pay s213,-
600 a year in rent in addition to taxes
for the property at the southwest cor
ner of Fifth Avenue and Forty-Fourth
Street. Since Mr.. Sherry has passed
his lease over to the Guaranty Trust
Company. the terms agreed upon by
Mr.. Sherry will be assumed by the
bankers. For the corner property,
which is owned by Irving Brokaw and
others, Mr.. Sherry agreed to pay $780,
600 a year for the next twenty one
Years, dating from last Septemb Der.
This is a net rental to the Brokaw
family, and must be paid in gold. The
property adjoining on Fifth Avenue,
which is owned by Josephine Brooks,
is leased to Mr.. Sherry from October
/, 1918, for twenty years, with two
renewals, the rentals for the current
period being s23 900 a year net. At
the end Of twenty-one years the rental
paid over to the two owners will total
S4,473 900