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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX,

cnS IN ThR BRONX
PROSPECT AvENUE-Kurs Uren
sold for the Munderioh Realty Com
pany at 66s and $40 Prospect avenue,
+bx1oo. five story now lawn apart
ment with two storea
EAST hist STREEr-Ernest DAM
lane sold for tho Purchase Holding
Corporation the fvs story Apartment
house at SS5 East 171st street, through
to Hornaday place. to Denwood Realty
Company.
EAST ss6TH STREET-o'Hara Bros,
have sold for Louis H. Meier the
two family dwelling, 2s.7xi0O, at saI
East 2seth street. near KAtonah ave-
nue..
SOUTHERN
Sslkin and David Mints sold for John
p. Leo the two apartment houses AZ
1922 and 1875 Southern Boulevard,
eox106.
WASHINGTON AVENUES covsn
has sold for Calm d PittnAn the two
story dwelling At 7oss Washington
avenue to A. Wilson.
EAST 2s6TH srREEr-oHara Bros.
sold the two family dwelling,
2bx1i4. at 6bS East 2S6th street,
west of White Plains avenue. for the
Macon Realty Company.
CRESTON AVENUE-Cahn 4 Calm
bought from Louise Winter 23ss Cres-
ton avenue, south Of Fordham road, q
two story and basement two family
dwelling. 25xs6. George Price was the
broker.
WALLACE AvENUE-wiIliarn Peter.
q Co. sold for Frederick Hisen TO An
dpeas Miller the two family dwelling
1921 Wallace avenue.
BECK STREET-Benjamin EnElander
sold for Mary J. Price to Louis Ora
nath the brick two family dwelling 7Bs
Beck street, 25x1o0.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Lloyd Winthrop Company leased store
at 81 University place to the Standard
Electric and Repair Company; at 81
East Tenth street the seventh floor to
Adolph Schneider and the sixth floor to
the Big Three Dress Company.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased at
15s West Broadway to Kelsey. Risden a
Cooper; a floor at 637 Broadway to tho
r. w. Hillig Company and floor at 20
and 20 Lsight street to C. J. Van Houtsn
a Zoon.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
In the Brokaw Building to X. B. Ander-
son Company Of Chicago. Ill. the fourth
moor at 80 West Thirty-Becond street to
second floor at southwest corner OF
Broadway and Sixty-eighth street to
Ladislaus De Doory second door at il7l
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 1asth STREET-James H.
cruikshank purchased from tho AGRA
Realty Company. Inc, and Justrite
Realty Mortgage and Holding Corpor-
alton at Eat West 1Ssth street four
story dwelling, S2.lhxss.1L Harry
Sugarman was the broker.
ST. NICHOLAS PLACE-Charles r.
Noyes Company sold. for the estate
OF william H L. Lee. to Richard g.
Elliott, at - ST Nicholas place, q
four~story American basement dwell
ing. 20 Z rs.
EAST 1soth sTREET-Msistsr Build
srs, Ino.. sold, at ~ East i30th street,
three and one-half story house. NJ
Nasonowits 4 Son and Louis Levy
were the brokers.
EAST NINETY-FIF'TH 6TREET-Will-
lam A. White 4 Sons sold to Nathan
N. Dickler for Mrs. Mackay Smith Of
Washington, D. c., at 3s7 East
Ninety-flfth street. a five-story tone
ment house, so x 100.
WEST 1s0th STREET-Porter a Com
pany with Wilcox q Shelton sold for
Richard NJ. Bruno to Leonard Vol
the three story brown stone dwelling
at EOS West 13oth street
EAST FOURTEENTH STREET-M.
MorEenthau, Jr., Co. sold for Myron
L Berg the eight-etory business build
ing. 281 East Fourteenth street
EAST 10sTH sTREET-Edward N.
Crosby Co. and II. b Friedman sold
for Harry shwitxer the fivs story
apartment house at 70 East 1osth
street, 2s.lox1o0. to the Systei Holding
Company.
SPRUCE STREET-William H. Whiting
a Co. sold for Berthoid and Alfred
Hahn the fve story and basement
building at SO Spruce street
WEST 72D STREET-Horace 8. Ely q
Co. sold 1874 West Seventy-second
street, 2ox102.2, for Frederick AM
brose Clark.
WEST 31ST STREEr-Joseph @. Alb
ramson resold ia West Thirty-nrst
street, four story loft. 22x1o7. to
Benjamin Rutchik.
EAST s2D STREET-Foot 4 Martin.
Inc. purchased IS East Ninety second
street from Paula NJ. j. Farreliy. It
is a four story and basement dwelling,
17x10o, with large extension. John j.
q Theodore A Kavanagh were the
brokers'
EAST 18TH sTREETLThe 40 East
Thirty ninth Street Corporation,
formed at Albany yesterday with ], L.
Peabody, A. Wilson and F. Abbot as
directors. viii take over the three story
building. 26x1oo. at that address. title
to which Is held by Mary Rutan.
EAST 61ST STREET-The estate of
Della b Smith has sold 81 East Sixty
first street. four story dwelling. 1875
xi0o.6.
EAST losTH sTRENr-Georee A.
Hompton 4 Bro. sold for Genevieve e.
Kenny the i've story apartment at Is
East 1osth street
WEST Both STREET-The I'VE story
building at 212 to 232 West Twenty
sixth street. 228.axss.s. Is reported to
have been sold by tho Moritz Cohn es-
tate to a syndicate Of furrierA
WEST 18TH STREBr-Henry Brady
sold 112 West Twenty-eighth street.
2oxss.s. . four story loft, to Lewis
Smith.
WEST 10TH srREET-Peass 4 Ell.
man sold for C. A. wimphfeimer the
fve story American basement DWELL
ing. 26x1oo. at IL West Seventy tn
street to New York publisher for
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TO John g Msiehsr. &c e Ssth 1t. da.
s sSa In. =. - Ger .u bond .tsy.. stewart 4
zap ST. 8, $50 ioth az. 6o1ioc.S.' Oct
to Abr ssrnstsin. 81 stS .y sfSn yr sn' sx
pr mtg. $4,000; attys. WOLF 1 kohn'
rTH Az. Ss-iii, 81; ists =: :s'' 90
Hcrit. and willi.m o:ssl:,eS Sl - ii; .w.
yers Title d Trust Co. trustee, iso
nway, yr. s%................S $50, 900
WEST END Az. NO !id Il. so.SsiiS,
m: Oct iswwinstsnAh Realty Co to
installs. -. pr mtg, -S2lS.ooo; attys'
Worcester. VIM q 8. 50 Broad st-Siso. coo
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street. =,
10TH ST. iSt u, . .. 2BxioO, Oct II
immseol.ts Iayals to N Titls q
10th 81, sos W. - fsxss.li, m,
e e; a;C cS Ia Lsx,ns e, al to L n
81. p. mtg, tis.oooi atty. Robert Hop.
Per, 80 <ld st................,tI. oeo
Oct ,s-'pormond Realty Co to oeors:
s sSs an, :. H is,s Az. ct al. s1r, &C.
atty. Till. Guar ar Co. II. srosSi,
isisT ST. ii; W. So. iii;i.ii. ; M :s'; go
aEs.m: to s.me. due Oct l.. 1894,
isisr ST. ass.s xm..:ra ;M''o 900
,Ta'sil. ? M, Oct ai-sams 70 ..ms.
atty. Title Guar r Co. iTs Broad.
way '''''' t'''''''''........t 1850
Bronx.
MORRIS Av. asO+. . e. issxli7s-K.th
Az Dot II. 4 yfl ~ -; AttK r. - a :.
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Payson Mol Merrill Company repre-
sented the estate OF J. Cleveland Cady In
the sale Of 30 East Twentieth street, q
twelve story loft building. to Max Ma
tanson-
Hasgztrom q Csilen have been APP
pointed managing agents Of the five
story double nat at Az West Thirty
dfth street.
The Maiha Estates Corporation, throuxf,
its architects. H. p. Knowles and L.
d. Loeb. has filed plans for eleven mors
dwellings at Malba-on the Sound. These
houses are Of various sizes and designs,
ranging in cost from $500 to $a6, 600.
Tho 1853 West Bishty-nrst Street Cor
poration. with N. LipprnAn. z. Gold ana
d. Landau as directors. II the buyer Of
the Wesley. Q nine story apartment
building at 1853 West Eighty-nrst street.
sold recently by William c. Mott
Thomas =. and Nicholas ]. ORD
Heaiy are tho buyers OF the four story
American basement dwelling at 472
West 14ist street. sold by Evelyn J.
Dunn through o'Rieliy & Dahn.
Thomas Lynch Is the buyer Of the
dwelling at 22s West 12sth street, sold
yesterday by H J. Bower for John J.
Leonard.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Herman Frankfort rented for Edward
NJ Bentley to Selig Rogsen his home
on the north side Of Broadway. Law
renca
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. sold for
Mrs. Margaret Reilly the three story
and basement dwelling at 10 South
Cedar avenue, Arverne, to Mrs. Annie
Messer and Jacob Bader. The same
brokers sold for Mrs. Elizabeth Eldridge
tho three story house at Is Ash street,
Flushing. to Charles II. Brown.
The Ricleert-Brown Realty Company
sold to Joseph LENT q two story and
basement dwelling on Ditmars avenue.
Astoria
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sub
leased. furnished for the summer sea-
son of 1920. Mrs. Albert Francke's
property on the south side of Meadow
Lane, Lawrence, L. l., to Louis Liv-
ingston-
Frank J. Magerie sold tho three story
store property at 2105 Jamaice avenue,
Richmond Hill. facing Jamaica avenue
and Tower place, for Felix Kornicker.
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wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Harry w. Biggs purchased from Eliot
q. Mears Of Constantinople. Greece. a
plot adjoining his residence on Wal
worth avenue, Scarsdale. Misses Nash
and Kennedy negotiated the sale.
Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for j.
Ba1usx a stucco house in the course
of construction on Highbrook avenue, in
the Pelhamwood section of New Ro-
chelle. to Miles w. Breese of New York.
Robert z Farley Organization sold for
the Western Union and New Haven Trust
Company as trustee several plots on
Albemarie road IN the Nepperham
Heights section Of Yonkers to Robert
J. Long. Jr. The same brokers sold for
the Westchester Syndicate their house
on Alexander avenue, Battle, Hill Park.
White Plains. to Frederick w. Kuehne
Of Brooklyn
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BROWN IN THREE DEALS.

Frederick Brown purchased from the
Holly estate the i've story loft building
ct 20 West Thfrtieth street. 27xs8.s. To
Joseph Ward Jr.. secretary Of the
Thomas Ward Coal Company. H6r. Brown
sold the three Ave story apartment
hpINcs, with three stores and fortyfive
apartments, at 1871 to 1745 Amsterdam
avenue, T5x1oo. Edward @. II. Vogier
was the broker. Mr.. Brown also sold to
Cottone Bros. the southeast corner Of
Seventh avenue ana 139th street. six
STORY elevator apartment house, 7bx100.
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MOTOR co. TAKES BIO LEASE.

the lessee OF the property owned by the
q. b. Potter Trust at the northwest
corner OF Broadway and Fifty-sixth
street, 162.5x220. The lease, negotiated
by the Cross & Brown Company al a
net rental aggregating about 81 900. 600,
involves the three. four and i've story
buildings at 1851 to 1765 Broadway, op-
posits the Broadway Tabernacle.
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TWO BRONX ooNcoURsn DEALS.

Edward H Burger Of Burger q Burger
purchased from DR.. NJ. Solat the two flve
and onejhalf story apartment houses,
4746 and 1850 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course, south Of F'ordham road. 100x10o.
Tho buildings show a present rental Of
over S27, 900. The Superior Realty Com
pany was the broker in the transaction
Tho 8. ]. H. M. Realty Company. Sol
onion Kapper president, purchased the
two four story apartment houses at 2as1
and 1897 Grand Concourse. near Ford
ham road, having a frontage Of 100 feet.
renting for about $4,000 annually. from
Jacob Doll. Jr.. and the Rocky Crest
Realty Company. William II. Mehlich,
Inc, and George s. Runk were the
brokers.
The sun., 1919-10-24

Broadway TO NJ M. Bernstein and NJ
Wolf; the third floor Of the Same build
ing TO weintraub. Liebermsn Company /;
spaos at see Fifth avsnue to Julia Kahn.
Mrs. W. 70. 8. Kahn. Mrs. Minnie #.
Duohmsn. Eureia Specially Company.
Asoh Bros. space in the st. Paul Build
ing at a20 Broadway to tho Bankers
Tsust Company. Harry J. Strong. Ino,
and spsce IN the Tiidon Building at
los West Fortieth street to the Bureau
OK Social Hygiene. knights Of Columbus
and Horwath q Horwath.
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FLAT OPERATORS ARE BUSY.

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fisher and Irving L Levine resold ss7
and $50 Southern Boulevard, near Bar
retto street. two i've story apartment
houses. on . plot 7<x1o6. which the
sellers acquired last June. The buildings
rent for 10000. and were acquired by
Joseph weinsteiu OF Brooklyn. Joseph
Zimmerman snd Max Kessler were the
brokers.
The MandeIbaum syndicate also resold
70 George Unger 1853 East Ninety third
street, q three story dwelling, 20x1o0,
through william wolfes Sons. and sold
20 Nathan Shupnick q two and one-hah
story stucco dwelling. on a plot 75xi00.
on Pennsylvania avenue. Mount Vernon.
n. 2. through the Anderson Realty
Company.
The sun., 1919-10-24
GLEN COVE AUCTION.

The Watt estate property In the Glen
Cove and Glen Head sections of Lorx
Island was sold at auction in four par
Ssls today by the Jere johnson. Jr..
u Morgan bought q tract of 51.2s acres
Tor tie,s2a and another tract of thi-t. en-
acres for t7.1So; Henry w. Morgan
bought 1911 acres for Sis,oe2 and A. A,
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Payson MOL. Merrill Company leased
furnished for A c. Swenson to Jay Hall
his property on the westerly side Of Old
Short Hills road. Millburn, N. ].
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. sold for
Capt Matthew z. Hanna his country
estate at Shippsn Point, Stamford.
Conn. to A. L. Price of Chicago. @.
Harry Abbott represented Capt Hanna.
Harrison s. Coiburn Company has
recently closed the following leases In
tho Hoboken Terminal: To the American
Lead Pencil Co.. L B. Simonds Co..
Abercrombie Corporation. Loaf Tobao-
O. Co.
Godfrey Corporation sold a house,
corner Highland avenue and warnsld
street. Upper Montclair, to Daisy C
Mason house at IL Princeton place to
r. Norris Miller.
The sun., 1919-10-24
AUTO ENGINEERs PLAN CLUE.

James ]. Buckingham sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company as
trustees of the estate of Norma A Bar
rett to the Society of Professional Auto
mobile Engineers OF the United States
1s3, 1855 and 1877 West Sixty~fourth
street, three four story dwellings, on
plot 5kx1005. The buildings will be
razed and a clubhouse erected on the
site.
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BUYS BneNx TAXPAYER.

Stebbins Realty Construction Com
pany. d. Sylvan Crakow president and
A. Maiino treasurer. bought from the
William r. Kenney Company two fivs
story apartment houses ana . one story
taxpayer. plot 1aoxs4l. at 1879, 1881 and
1888 Southern Boulevard. Kurs q Urcn
and L. J. Gresnbsrser we're the brokera
The sun., 1919-10-24
REsELLs THE GLEN oAIRN.

The Glen Cairn, at tho northeast cor
hsr of Riverside Drive and Ninety-ninth
strsst, q twelve story apartment house.
aiSx14o. valued at nearly 100000. has
been resold by Irving Judis. who &C
quirsd the realty q week ago from the
Norwood Realty Company. Leopold
Stern president The new owner Is the
WILDWOOD Realty Company. Inc, Joseph
thinner president Frank Locker and
Teltenstein & Rosenstein represented the
buyer and seller respectively.
The sun., 1919-10-24
LONG ISLAND SALES.

John +. Scott sold for Mrs Harold
W. Buck her country place on Pier
mont avenue. Hewlett.
@. Smith Stanton sold for Clementine
Pease to James Dick of Flushing a
plot 100 200 at Brookdale avenue and
Chelsea place. near the station at Great
Neck.
The sun., 1919-10-24
LINEN MFRS BUY ON WHITE ST.

Turtle Bros Of Belfast, Ireland, manu-.
facturers OF fine linen, have purchased
from Mrs. Eugenie Kelly through e. H.
Ludlow q Co. 80 White street, a fivs
story building. 2t7x10o. adjoining the
southeast corner Of Church street
The sun., 1919-10-24
RAU SELLS BRONX TAXPAYER.

Alfred NJ. Rau sold TO Louis a Israel
Cohen the southwest corner OF 10th
and Charlotte streets. The Bronx. a tax
payer, containing twelve stores. on plot
Io2x1oo. II. Mendelson was the broker.
The sun., 1919-10-24
s'wAY LUNCH ROOM LEASH.

Rios q Hill leased 10 the Silver Lunon
Company for twenty-one years the north
west corner Of Broadway and Fifty-sec-
ond street. known as 1871 10 1917 Broad
way and 22S West F1fty-second street,
fronting 1o1 feet on Broadway BY 100
feet on the street
The sun., 1919-10-24
JACKSON SELLS DYCKMAN FLAT

Daniel H. jackson has SOLD to A. Zou-
derer and Samuel wacht. Jr.. tho Drake
Court apartments. corner apartment
house, of 500 West fifth street, south
west corner Tenth avenue, q five story
new law apartment on plot 6ox100. Mr..
Jackson bought the property through the
Arm OF Byrne 4 Bowman a few weeks
ago.
The sun., 1919-10-24
LENox HILL HOUSE SOLD.

The four story dwelling. on lot ASK
100, at East Sixty-third street, has
been sold by the Mclean Realty Com
pany. Stephen A Mclean presid snt The
city assesses the realty at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-10-24
100 FRONT ST. REPORTED SOLD.

According to we'll substantisted re-
port In down town realty circles. William
H. Douglas and others have sold 100 and
los Front street, 10< feet south Of Wall
street. three fve story buildings and q
four story building covering q plot ssx
s0x irregular.
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MORTGAGES,
East Side.

Cast Of Fifth avenue, between Fourtssntsa
and 10th strssts)
GID st. SO =. g. lIsx1oo.s, Oct 81
Eleanor II Mackenzie to Title Guar A
7 Co. iTs Bway. due and int as per
,os sYaa ST. ics I:.in:tcn :M@Sse
1oo.1i. y m. Oct 1o-Dominick Cristeilo
to Anna Harrison. 1911 st Nicholas av,
due and int as per bond. pr mtg, $4,000;
attys. Otterbourg, a II. roo 9Th
Az ..'ss.s.s.'s'ss.'. 200
West Side.
(west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourtsenth
and 10th streets)
Attn ST. n 9. 1898 9 Tth av, ss.ixss. OF
sLsxslsL pr natl. t1!o.eoo; ssth ct. . ..
isAs ftS ax f&7xss.7x irrsS. pr mtg.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS


FORT WARRINGTON AV. . cor isist
st-Louis Fagin ast Brown-wsiss Real
ties ct al; March IS. 1914. .y5sT 10
lSlSr ST. ell West--Fells. Lent a Cantsr,
Inc. sgt GustAvus L. Lawrence ct al:
The sun., 1919-10-24
MECHANICS LIENS.


ST. $50. and BEACH st.
1s-World Contracting Co, Inc. sgt
Emma w A Hencker, owner; Max Fuchi
; sns Abraham oi..osrs. ssas, g;
The sun., 1919-10-24

sealcy bought twenty-six acres 70,
Sis.oo2.
The sun., 1919-10-24

A Mshonsy 70 Geo Friedrich, asos Morris
sv. Dot II. yrs. SKei attS. L I 4 Z
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ooSti.xsd on JeIIe.0s~0 paSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
EVIDENCE OF RADICAL
PROPAGANDA CUMULATIVE,
IBy Associated Prcssl


WASHINGTON, March il.-Evidence
saihe!ed By the Pos,Oifice Department,
ana the Department OF Justice show
ing country wide radical propaganda
urging overthrow OF the United Bates
government BY violence and tho set
ting UP o, Boishev!sn. was put into
me senate propaganda Investigating
committees record today by Major p
L@wry Humes. counsel for the COM
mittcc
The documents included a memo
i"hduin submitted yesterday by solicit
tor Lamar Of the Pos;-Of.ice Depart
nent. showing that the J. w w.
socialists and other radicals IN this
COUNTRY had found a common cause for
ne first 'inc in Roishcvism. With
The rnemora ndum were excerpts from
radical publications. which Mr.. Lamar
said demonstrated a bloody evolution
and reien OF terror were contcm-
One OF the Department OF Justice
exhibits was an anarchiSiic poster
which made its appearance recently
throughout New England II was de-
Ecribed as typical piece OF Red propa-
Sanda II said among other things:
Deportation Will not stop the storm
from reaching these shores. The storm,
crash and annihIiate YOU In blood and
tire.''
Another piece of propa sanda De :
Jared. Every strike ,s a small revolu
ton and dress rehearsal for tho big
one
Such publications as tho LIbcrator.
the International Socialist Review. the
Fed Dawn. and the Glass Struggle were
quoted at from some length by Major
liurnca in completing the record.
lIandbills said 30 have been dis
tributcd by the 7. W. ". during the
.ccent strike in Seattle were among
-;he exhibits az We're recent pamphlets
written by various aGitators whose
names have been associated with
various disturbances in tn" United
states during the past few years.
linton Sinclair. Elizabeth Flynn and :.
dozen others were quoted from.
Among editorials put into the record
was one by Arthur Brisbane in the
Washington Times. discussing photo
graphs OF Russian EolshcNists pub
llshcd by the New York Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
NORFOLK COURT TAKES
UP BOLsHEV|sT GASES
agents Of Revolutionary Movement
Arc Unable to Put Up
Bond.
PLAN COUNTRYWIDE STRIKE
witnesses In Virginia Federal Court
Tell Of Red Propaganda Work
State

NOliFOLk, VA, March 11.--Evidencc
ending to show that Bolshevists all
User the country were planning Il
great labor strike to take place on
S'hy |. was brought out today AT the
nearing before United States Commits
nIohcr stephenson. in the cases of mr.
.csn aliens charged by Norfolk police
ana inc Department of Justice with at
tempting TO organize Bolshcvist
movement In Norfolk.
Nike rcnsa told the commissioners
mat Eacilla TrimilofT and James Lago
came here several days ago from New
tork and Immediately set to work In
an effort to organize members OF the
Russian colony in Norfolk
fensa said they invited him to at
'cnd the meeting sunday and gave him
10 understand that the purpose of tho
meeting would be to organize Boil
Shcsist movement to start a gigantic
strikc all over the country on May l.
The witness said that both these men
and number OF others addressed the
meeting, advocating Bolshevisn and
the ultimate overthrow Of the govern
incnt of tho United states.
ANOTHER WITNESS
VERfFII;S STATEMENT
Alex Sczcn verified testimony that
mere was talk of great strike on
May J.. lie translated in part pamph-
ict, which nc said. he bought at the
meeting Sunday and which he said
dealt with plans for the proposed labor
strike.
~ HumDcr OF papers and pam phlcts
IN Russian. some Of which are alleged
be Bolshevist propaganda. were cx-
United as evidence.
The hearing was continued until
thursday at noon. Nacilla Trimilon
and James Lago, the two alleged or
han!zers OF tho meeting, were not able
70 furnish bond in the sum Of $500
hScd by the commissioner and will be
bpmed
Alex Sozcn, the principal witness for
'nc government was personally rccog-
nlHed oy the commiss !oncr for his APP
IehFanco. The other twelve were re-
leased under bond Of $50 each for their
appearance at the next hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
GIRLS! ACT NOW!!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
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and double its beauty
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Try this! Your hair gets soft,
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Save your hair! Beauty it. It is
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there will be an appearance OF abund
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If you want 10 prove how pretty and
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ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
PEANUT GROWERS DISCUSS
PRICES AND APPROPRIATIONS
Claim They VIII Dcin, Marketing rhcIr
Crops Until More Money
IL rRid.
LSpccial 70 Thc Timcs.Disnatch. ]

SUFFOLK. VA. March ll-More
than 1000 farmers of Eastern Virginia
and North Carolina gathered in Suffolk
today TO discuss tho peanut situation.
and 10 come to some conclusion which
shall help the present low price of this
nut. The two principa! conclusions ar
rived at by the assembly were:
That in 1919 the acreage OF peanuts
viii be decreased one quarter.
Second, that farmers will stand for
Il close cooperation and Will delay
the marketing or their crop TO try TO
, help the low prices.
The announcement that the embargo
on Oriental peanuts. put on by the
presidential proclamation months ago.
was lifted today. was ono OF tho i'm
portant features Of the convention
President w. J. Story. of the Nir-
Ginih- Carolina Pcanu; Growers AS
Socihtion. was in the chair, and r. G.
Moomaw, director of the Bureau of
Markets. at Washington, gave intor-
estinS statistics ON the crop condi-
tons.
Governor Westmorciand Davis. OF
Virginia, was introduced TO the con-
vention By Senator J. L. Yves, at the
afternoon session. and made an clo-
qucnt talk on good roads. He declared
mat he stood for permanent good road
building and better schools for Nir-
GINA.