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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11


Grove Avenue. is completed. Row.
y. l.. Buchhola Is the pastor.
Reg. Paul kanamori., eminent Jana l.
nese evangelist. viii preach thi /,
morning at Grncc-Co,vcnaut Presbyl I.
terianA Church. Mr. KanamorI
hcraldcd as one OF, Japan's lcadip r
cvangelistic statcsmen.s and his Wis st
TO this eff is OF great interest. II he
CONGREGATION OF tho church Is w,ir-
shipping at present In Binford ,il-
Nor High School.
At ego this afternoon, j. w Diyhn
upervisor Of the Intech,irch survcv
for the city Of Richmond, Will :aIi,
TO the boys or the Y. NJ. e. q. sun
day Afternoon Club OH What TO
lBuId.
The Conversational Bible Study
Club will meet at O'CLOCK, in, IN.
second floor study. Subject: "Jt,sus.
View Of Money"
Owing TO Rev. G. w. wray Deip,-
still unable to leave his home rsl ac-
count of sickness. Rev ". H. IlngIc
Of Union Theological Summary, viii
preach at both scrvlccsI In Central
METHODIST Church today. The choir
VIII render special program OF
music. The recently organized or
chestra will render Il special pro-
gram in the Sunday school, COM
mencing ut 9:i5 a. NJ. Elnvorth
LeaSue will meet at 7:l5 T.. ". A
special program has been arranged.
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TRUST DEEDS.

G,ss"T"y. ,% y I'D msshins sS "
"'S L lag Fay; TO si fSiiard s Buggy. Inc.
s srrssI', NJ. 22i' south line ,ploas,nts
inch,s M.tsh l.: Is. i issc: .s Sy % feet
To roliar ,di0pk'h Il, c S~n r. WHO al"
tween Ash, Lester. Sou, bern Railway ana
March . Is, hI issc: ~ "a interest i" alley
Gcorsc w Lewis. Lucy Il. twite) TO r.
iir,h nST SIss, q ,Sus ss. No Sia oass linz
No Ga. January 81. 1890: s5sO
- Strtano Cordaro to Edgar Allan. Dr..
'' e!sr Sav nni 'SysGs sdNss
March ~ 1890; $500.
line Fioyl 800 tcet Gus; syeanS S nor Ss 81
't th:.ha Ma' %l,d IL i Mary i;." ;@,
street. so tesi west 81. Jane. M south Su' e
s inches cas-, 40 tcei sion; Gomtt. s.r ise'
March &c; 1870: i,O5; ~
a }%Hq s. Ws siss ,rs,s Mary f w. to
s. sys Il: 20 ,%s' S Mn1sh h'Yf s.S
F!ounda C. Jennings TO II. Rand wsu.
Gay stree tS'' f.. No Nos, i'GI North Enc
81. 1890: s2.see '''' street ware"
"A Virginia Snyder William s SNYDER
trustees. No. GEL. cas, line Twen,y.siS,h
street sc feet i.2 inches south N. south
~ tTet l l.; inches by Sc fact; March
:, Ralph V: Dorsey. Matte NJ. tw!fs) TO
BROOK Turnpihe zoo ys qdse bcy yast ma nlS
i ,nans. 81 fee, by i65 feet. February ~
William Pryor Tatum to O. H.. Fun
s E,n,,, T. H. Elan; trustees. south line
'eS M, Ng' lHfi March 30. 1870: $500
w. Son, H. H. rans'en CT al. trustees. No, aol
EI, rs ~" i"st "a inch by $50 fccl /
,hch son'h linz 2n-foot alley g. feet / inch
':Sc w 1%@' inches; 2o-foci s;tip adioin-
>, nes.iH i:nc'il Ridcn"ur to .. II. Fun
htcn. iTHe'"e; lot IL. block {. Gir,cr PARK.
~ I'm" S2b!c Avenue CTs.0j feet south
Waiion south d0xi25 feet. March .!a:n:
barbara nIschon to Julian W TYR
.. all trustees. No 100. north linc Ga v
street - feet inches west Adams west
10 i.eS IL inches Ivy 49, feet March
Mary lane Eta Murray 10 W. y. Sui
i,."h, trustee. No, 11I5. south line Grow,
A."nut 100 feet inches "ast Allen Ay.
, nus; -a,' &nNl.9 feet inches. March 20.
Gsorg.. II. Biaci.. Elsie t. B,ac,, tw,<.,
!" ". Il Purcell. Jr.. trustee ives. lin.
S.ll'Nn- Avenue SIS feet by is5 feet lot
20. lagos plan. March 20. 1870; sf:S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SALVATION ARMY TRAINING
COLLEGE is DEDICATED
institution In General Rooth's Memory
VIII Prepare Army
wOrkers

NEW YORK. April i0.-rhe saliva
t.oh Army Memorial Training College
was dedicated here today by Com.
nander Evangeline Booth. Miss Booth,
an hcr address, stated that tho omen
ing Of the college brought true bcr
sweetest and widest" dreams.
ne institution, which will be used
ior INC training of cadets 10 hc on
rers "i tn" organization. was erected
III memory of Mss Booths father
General William Booth. founder of thr
army. ''e
hcchuse OF proiiteering landlords
who worked untold hardships on the
VI saniz"ttoh,' the new home Is es-
beciaily valuable at the present time
Miss Booth asserted.
=. Or. Charles Fagnani. OF the Union
Theological Seminary. who assistcI
ne ceremony. stated that The Sal
o" Army now lis operating i'm
''HtF-ihree countries and in forty
languages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
MEDICAL MISSIONARY
GIVEN TW0.YEAR TERM
hombny Conrt Admits Rev. J. NJ
'aekman Had Great Provo
cation,
J by Associated P-essI
MBA y Auril IN IT.

BOMBAY. April l0.--The i,,drnon,
IN the case OF the Rev. L.~W lack :
man, an American medical mIssion-
AIRY who recently was sentcnceJ 70
Two years Imprisonment; for having
shot and killed Major II. ID. C.Ioetc
at Sadyh. Assam, sets forth thai, AL
,hough the accused had been for some
rays In state or mental torture and
had suffered severely. IL was nece.-
saEy TO impose the legal penalty. The
court maintained that human life
was held sacred by law and that no
man A'uld be permitted to kill hu-
man oeing no matter how grievousIy
wronged he might be-
evidence was produced to show
that Mr.. SJackman committed the
deed on hearing his w!fe's confess
sion. While the court held tile deetr
was legally murder, the charge of
murder was not framed because the
committing magistrate allowed for
temporary deprivation OF seif-con-
troll"
Strictly speaking. says the iudS-
been to frame charge OF murder
and leave II 10 the accused TO prove
there was sudden provocation. bat
the judge thought the magistrate
used proper discretion in framing the
charge.
Although the judge did not doubt
that the position of Mr. Jackman was
one of the crucicst In which man
could be placed. he would not admit
the possibility o. temporary Insanity.
saying the movements OF the accused
showed he fully realized the nature
of his act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
RON WORKS AT CONVICTION
PURCHASED BY VIRGlNIANS
Important Industry Heretofore Com
'r"ilsd by New Workers Now in
tfnnds Of Homo CapItniists

90 iNGfON. April i0.-Much inter-
est III this part Of tho State is cen-
ieTch IN the purchase from New York
capitalists by i. L. lIImber,, OF Low
moor. and J. ". King. OF Clifton
ft re, o! the entire plant properties
ana good viii OF the Covingion Ma
cnine company. The transfer took
place Anrii l. and the deal involved
approximately half million dollars.
Ine- plant covers a large part or a
'h'rteen acre tract OF land. is fully
equipped vita the highest typo :,t
mach'ncry. and has foundry capacity
or more Than 10000 pounds OF gr. !:
IRON Castings !aiy. The compaI,
manufactures practically eyerythIne
in the machjnery limo ana specialize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
DEEDS or TRUST.

r. ha.'~.l:hi ss "tS %"i Ban Ho. 10
- feet inches. north - Bacon Eos,i
cas- SUD feet Lot - block T. 'HatI.rv
,"Gri Abolition February %. 1899 Tqx.
John 5. Jones 10 ncoccc. : Ingram X,
H. w-"i Inc !rlv!inge :sx!:O feet. wcst
N" !-!v.dr'" 10 feet north Canal. n":th
t.JfI"v ZEE NJ" loo. n"rth line Main
i'.1hrs by rs feet S Inches iYrr . lso4,
subject "a aoacr CONTINGENT Of riicn =,
Jones, $4,000 -
y,N y s.ol,. sudl" NJ t~ifpl 10 vir.
ioiV LARK Avenue. log f..t inches wes,
LonSa.d' "orlh iv,s: tcc. oas, -' y f-";.
200 An! irs-G. Tax $3.50 'f SIC T.
u II Si".t1. SOUTH line Cary 20 zee, =.
rim tasi ." ie", iuciIos rs IgD f-., north
frs, '' inSbc. ;f ilo as as Elm go; @
ATin i's' r,N 80. SO.
81, ''%t"h ai.S ':-"d g" &" nrawg2r Gates.
s,. i@h9 = lreen Not.e : U.f,, ia
:4st lin. T'wtis:ht SSit-,,, '" - =, NIiG"n.
ts"l soulhw"s; half 70, s5a All
Ei.,h H. nady. Wyiui.,n >. n..,.,,
80 i,.is"h Sirg-s, No '0!. s"u.nw".; toi
XXI r." i'SrVn E2.d .nI Miller Ayonae 81
t;iao. Ms-ci' 20, 1899 Tss, s7.jc ,is
w hh.n" zoe. Hassa y 'hp.hanl) 10 James
;So isel "ea, Elizat.ih vs.; 70 fesi h,
Ivy frci Deioh,f l.. 1919. ,.0p 20
MARY l:gby bigger. Themes ~ ,,ux
nahap 70 u Lee nutirr M 90 VS., 10,
shall. norm 2. itet 10 go !,'Shr. M Ma,
-. "-;eh q. 1920 Liens, t2.:iv. t.5{
~ = TsN"y Lula J. TaIley ,wif.) 20
:ni""tL'- k:aoot. 10. iods IVES, line 'r~cnt,.
,h.rd. !.6 feet north V. north 80 fe., =,
'sT ~ IT,, Ap;i! !. 1920; s.. SOC
r. Bthn'it Allan. No 2so. north Iir,
h'hh!hs;oH. - feet o inches west D.y;s
hoi'h - f"r' 20 inches ives, ~ fnsI -
i"Ih"s soGih q feet inches. cast 90 fee,
I p. ,'faass O. kensi1e'ou. March T. 1920
Aaron. 500 1875 aouii,ea c t,nH.,
! Ssy'nte.nth ana washington. - ,ne, =" u,
e. So. IT, ,r.t : .nehes 80. III cas-, Inc
/ ,,hs'on: Nou''s - feet Is 10. fec. sasi
[ I'M acNeN""n'b stree, SO leei san,t
" hsh,nR on. - feet by isJ feet NJ, !
IL !"zo. Tax. fsjc: SO
Anne r. Gordon. Douglas thusbanJ
70 Emma J. DAVIS, souihvo. rnrne,
Buehaash ana Christian Street. 81 a.
~ sos ' 'es' NO iii1 March 81, yb
Heisn D. Anderson, Julian c. ihu.L "a,
! 20. fset. aosth BIooktAnd FarI Boaisvsrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
QUARTERS ARE SECURED
FOR OLD COLONY CLUB
Leading business Mon md Citizen.
on Advisory Board OF Organ

organization of an Old Colony Club
In Richmond as one Of "A chain OF
similar clubs in al! the large cities
Tor business and professional! men
has conc rapidly forward and the
promoters Of the venture arc now
able to announce that commudi Gus
quarters Have heen leased in the
Richmond Hotel. and That Oliver j..
Sands heads the advisory hoe Ri of
the Richmond Old Colony Club.
Other members OF the advisory
board, I'LL of whom are wei known
business men OF Richmond, are Il.
Ln,imer Gordon. Alvin NJ. Smith, A. o.
Swink, Granville Gray, T.. T.. Sydnor
a. III. Harris, Thomas Gresham. H..
Carl Boschcn, Albert Y. Waddcy, C. l..
Hall. Carter Williams and H. Nee
Burlington.
Applications Tor membership have
been numerous, II is stated. follow
ing the example ot Norfolk which.
although but recently organized. has
an Old Colony Club OF $50 OF the
best-known business and profession
al men OF the city. with headquarters
in the Southland Hotel.
The Old Colony Club is chartered
by the State OF New York TO operate
a chain of service clubs with all
modern convenienccs for business
and professional men. IL provides
weil-equipped headquarters In the
leading hotels OF the principal cities
OF the United states. Canada and
Europe.
In addition to seventeen clubs here
and abroad. clubs are now being or
raniZed in san Francisco. Rochester.
Wilmington, Del: birmingham and
Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
LIFE ON OCEAN WAVE
LONG ERA OF "WETNESS"
Crew Which Went Overseas 10 Ex-
cane "Dry" America Returns
battered and Bruised.
IBy Associated press.l


MEM YORK. April accomplishing
a round-trip TO Capetown. which in
cludcd ''lntiprohibition celebrations"
a sundry South African ports. the
steamer Eten arrived here today with
TWO members OF her crew In the
brig. Il dozen in the sick bay covered
with cuts and bruises and one buried
NJ sea after a wood-alcohol orgy.
The >>,ainer sailed out o. iii, pnrt
last January. six days before consti-
tutionnl prohibition went Into eff
feet. She carried crew OF rs men.
most of whdm. according 70 their
officers apparently had shipped for
the sole purpose Of going ashore at
all the wet" ports.
Life on the ocean wave aboard the
vessel proved merry" her officers
said. In a "Jovial' mood the sailors
are alleged to have threatened 10
throw the immigration officer over
board when he went out to tho rtnn
a; Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony. At
East London, another South African
port. police reserves met the steamer
at her pier.
After participating in fights in East
London. some OF the crew, unsteady
OF limb had 10 be hoisted Owe. inc
ships rail from the pier.
AT Durham some of the crow snent
SIN days in JAIL until the boat was
ready to sail. Two men were sho,
ABOARD ship when Il revolve: is said
10 nave gone Off by accident
one seaman was taken to Ellis
Island TO answer charges OF assault,
preferred by ships officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
MUFFLER GENERALLY is
NEGLECTED. PART OF CAR
Must Be Taken on ma Cleaned, Or
VIII Give Trouble Event

| Tucked away back under the chr.
/ where Ii Is out of sight and out of
mind. the muller is usually the most
Neglected part of the car. Indeed. II
\: "cut out" altogether by many lust
4aa soon os the traffic cop is left be-
hhm. 1t should pot be SO. The mur-
net has distinct and Beneficial pur-
po:5,'. and is worthy or careful regard,
Among the requisites for successful
opera ton of gas CT Sine after start
ing are cooling. lubri,zltion and n free
exhaus The latter. unconfined
would G unbearable. The muller is
to mufflI' the great uoisr and give n
compared lively silent EXHAUST, Mt tho
same time providing for Il free escape
Of tho b, rned gases. Without Il
here woui' DO no pleasure In riding
and the Pedestrian and dwellcr by
the roadside would need pads on
their ears .rhosc who can rcmen
+ Der the dnVa before mu1i1ers wcr,
acquired on ours will hear witness Ia
the necessity.
This is whyS In the operation OF
the nn"inc th,s exhaust valve opens
JArrssurc of twenty-five to thirty
20 urfds square inch. Let directly
ir4o the air. II would knock "a hole
IL vt" and the re port would he deaf
eniR6. There W.. Iild be no talking
in the car Of it's vi,Gnity. The nufficr
provides chamb.u'. where the ex-
haHsA gases may S<pand and like
wise .Sol. thereby leSscninG the pres
sure. and by permitting the gases to
pass OFF, slowly through multiplicity
OF small passages the q. thaust reaches
the air quietly instead tif with rush
and u big noise"
While yhc muller on most cars is
In "a most inconvcnieut place To get
at. The d:iver should tat II off oc-
casyiou3ll yanl clean IL OH or cXpect
eventually TO have trouble and per
haps have II blown on, ra,is is one
thing y,eu are not likely to- find COW
cred hy \..he manufacturers instruc-
ton hooxi, nut IL is none the Jess i'm
,portaut
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ii Estate and Court News
BARGAIN AND SAIL.

R. Crime, Tlihe r"lf.l TO L. J..
&c. Il o. So AiSt feel Su.- ai L.+!
p; a. y 90. so. vendor lien re-
1 ID. sehsa: trustee 70 Rosa lee
;et ais. trustees T.. Il l.runer, d.
. northeast cor.-r Calhoun aud
d6t!ert. 3ui feet 80 Tylt- 10 ii.t,n
y Branen. Mach ~. Sc; taS SG.5t.
= Kuyk 20 W 2. peay. 10. 22ls
JRe Pi.aaanis SircsI 81. i.et xe.t
ph. wsst i. i-tNsi.g is-t March
I. part!n: Ve-na A pa,,ln (wjfe, "a
Alice Wash.r. 30 !gIs az lin,
Ifest. Lien 5000, Hsreb g. is,c;
F; shsisr. Jnnes no., t~.te, IL
Fk Terrace cast line Hawthorne
1Is:s1 feet north e. y. Boulcva-d
Sslso, March u; 1sze :s;s.:.Ae;
Street. ssi.s fest Yves, Maiserr,
klta.6115b feet south line BrUad
1854, seet west Mulberry. west i,tt
j Nsv1nan. Mary D. Newman ,x.i-l
= Newman, forth line Grsce s;:ect
! vt west Mulberry Street i3s6r:i.
IN iine Broad Street. 330.: zee. we.'
~. west 1866 by ~ feet and deri.
ss ailsT July :. 1918. tax zoe
sstHdror's Association and Grace
Pats 10 Cay OF Richmond. east i!n,
srh 6s.- feet sor.h Maiden Lane
3tiEle1:I feet, March .. 1870; :s1
~. BurEoe ,ctS. Y. Mccoy. Mo,
t3h line Ficy6(t Avenue. t1a fee.
Syesmofe, EAST :sIi;I Zee. March
NJ Tito CO. or Hiehssond 10 Aars,
ga b = y lh,,tns e,eyt,s ~ fsst west
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RELEASE DEEDS.

"; s,ewar; White. trustee. 20 George
NJ, Si ssson An pG. ,w'fci; sou'hwest cor
re-, ,ot inches b. ii' feet. April /, 1929:
H. Harris, east line Firth Avenue 60 fee t
s@ na s sous south aoh,+o sest: LOIS !
cSares n 'S 1hoshan 10 Sale Hn r2o
n r,oh us t."lEh Street - icc, east ST.
January u. 1890: s;.iaO.
sM. EISy T. nrSwn m. rS,,es 70 I"hn p
tSse, by 49, fcs , IL inches cas-! line
Street; north iiS,itt feet @st fsaa 'nc Irs9
Fceruary Is, 1890; sg,6ao.
tics, 70 ,moG-n. Il GiaTkston ': 30. asis
north line Floyd Avenue isI fee; wcs, hu.
Frank u. Epps e; ais trustees. to Clara
a ~; Epps s.o No :s'$; south line Grove Ave.
March 20. 1890, 5000. ''V''
Lehoy r. Brown Ct ais, trustees to
GrOv, and Davis Avenues. soxiso3 feet.
afrcT e. Gfu, i2;S: 'S"eo .r, ;,
J Jsm.s nd Nc n, LOO noT,hwssi corner 81.
h1i l inehes' a.: April :: 1920; ii,att,
shafcr, 10, q. Glosh j. GInter PARK Ter:
Taesii cast i IN" Hawthorns Avenue, 81 feet
,;aIflso iee;. March 70. le.o; s. SOC. par
tlNi.
Alfred =. Goddiu. trustee. to n..aahc,n
S,,ss, IS IS; south south 5!siss trs.
+. =. Crawford, trustee. to J. p. Wood.
No; ~. west line Thir,y-,hird IS fsei
south H. $. - feet inches by ia feet
inch. March -. 1920; tiosO
:, r. Lorraine Ruin trustee. to John
H.Ischherr. north line Jefferson PARK .uo
it"t west Mosby ives, ioasj feet, March
G. Lenninss No i.n9. north line 10 c ;aa;:
street. 90 feet ives, Kinney. west toxga0
ie"i 10 Catherine Street. March 80. 1870:
J. Is. Elan. o. II. t'uns,en. trustee =,
,'a'is Land Company. north line Floyd
hN'nue ot .tHi vest MULBERRY. west 2aXl.O
'.1t No zoe. March ~. fa?0: ,s5io.
Glnt.I iarS, west lin. Hawthorne Avenue,
81 feet inches north Walton north
i"gf?5" iret March %. 1920: sI3k7
y. u. ELAN. .. II. Flnstcn. trustees "a
1n'1a : Balm, Irwin Rain south line fay.
10Y: - feet Inches west Rcach wes,
,"'SSl 10 f's'. No. ilc.. January II. Le:a;
william " Jus,i.. Lr trustee. TO Julia
> BAN aorth I'm" Taylor Stree; SIS feel /
inches west Er-ch ives, ao.sxiI0 fc,t
March ~. 1880: 500 '''
= L.. Ctutcaa.ld trustee. To Edgar
1Vsn a, ~ Il. 30, Is'g n%sih line hlsyd
S,r.ei west IS tcci inch". 10y 1875 feet.
Ai Fran, 81 i lslS i iie5e :. r.x
h",as: NO '2i2. north line Floyd Avenue
~ feet west Auburn ives, !I.l.s 49,
March 81, iH"p; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
FUGITIVE SURRENDERS
Alleged Embczzlcr Gives Himself Ur
to Authorities After an Absence
OF Five MOnthS.
IBy A.socisted Press.

by NSSOcIa-leU PTeSS.
CHICAGO, April 1o.-Jancs Miles
former vice president of the stand
ard Trust and Savings Bank. of this
city. who disappeared last November.
leaving IN alleged shortage OF S35.-
600 in his accounts, gave himself up
today to authorities at Rockford, III,
Miles was victim of the Novem
her crash In stocks. in which, ac-
cording TO information gathered by
the state attorneys office. lie lost
nearly 100000. After his disappear
ance IL developed that he had left
$4,000 in the hands OF relatives Ia
be distributed among the Standard
Trust and other institutions ar
fected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

on punches. shears. and coke oven
equipment. Since 1907 il has made n
Specially of the Covinston coke draw.
ing ana loading machine. which is
extensively used in the coke produc-
ing sections OF the country. tho rricll
company operating more than 100
in the connGlsv:lic, Pa. district;
The New mauaEsn"ni is rapidly OK
tending tie Scipr Of operations ami
hopes soon To have the plant work.
ing at capac ~. in which event en-
HioEm.ns viii l." ;,ivcn TO Apr. vi
nate!y lcn skiI'cd iaborcrs.
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UNDERWEAR TO BE MADE
Big Hanes Company to Add Anothc
knitting 1IllI to It's string in
Carolina.

.REIDSVII.I,E, y. c., April s.--lt is
announced that The y. II. Hanes Knit
ting Co.. of Winston Salem, which
operates underwear and hosiery mills
at several points in this section OF
the state. will establish hcre'a branch
underwear knitting plant that VIII
employ over 100 hands.
One building has already been Sc
cured and another is to be built o:
the acquired ono enlarged. Opera
tons will be commenced as soon as
the machinery can be installed.
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New nnn,s ncsln. nu,inc,,

GREENSBORO. y. C.. April l0.-Thc
Atlantic Bank Il Trust Company. re-
Gently chartered with $1,000. 900 capt
tai stock and s25o.0oO surplus. com
menccd business ihis week. Tho OIL
GERS of the new financial institution
are: julius w Cone. president: john
w. Simpson. j. T.. Latham, and Will
liam Simpson, vice Ircsidents: John
w. Simpson, cashier.
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Eliminate New Yorker. Name.

REKLIN. April l0.--The name or
George Frederick Kunz, Of New York
city, widely known mineralogist
and ono Of tho honorary doctors at
Marburg University. has been stricken
from the rolls OF the university. ac-
cordins to statement to the Vos-
sische ZeitnnE by tho dean. This
action was taken by the faculty, st 10
said, because OF Mr. Kunz' attacks
and Insults against tho German Do
pie attor the armisticc, In tho AMI. III
report of tho American scianes md
xhl2l0rtc preasyyatIon aocfbte XII sikats Nd
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i s. !. .9:s Street. .css. tee,. March 20.

s.s E Rs5ssh as MsEsas w as2 y' s
i !Snst on Park. ESQ feet west Mosby. svs
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Agnes n. Compton to L. T.. Richardson.
south line Main lis s-I2 feet west shuri..
M TaSH /, ~ icc' by % feet. March "a.
William, s,esar to, W. Stewart White.
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10 !sSa Fur$s ,rass S No i 's xsS5 ' aou;h
,,,. 'a i:,, Belle Walters, {. II. Shusband5
by i;s FEET April !. 1890 ;S s.. osc - inches
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Avenue; 80 Ice; south Spruce. south 10
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trustees r E n"r,s Inc 10 r, chswpins lr;;
feet west Goddin west soxiso res Sa' Lot IoG
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Morgan nresJ to ii 4. Jacob. itUsi"e,
T IsNo'i Street, q 10 by IS fest Aprii t.
,hu:osnd> !" Robert l.. Savtlie E, al.
trustee No. 2Sei north line kensnston
feet Ia inches. ives; - feet. 10 inches.
south s" feet inches. east 80 feet
inches on kensinSion. Apri! J. 1929:
Louis Aaron. Sarah twirey to william
corner Seventeenth and Washington Streets
cas-, line s?ycnieehCh IS ieeI south ny WASH
svsnteentn Street 50 feet south 's Wa she
;,nston. :S1I63 feet Marca is, ia.o:
Wanda NJ; reroe. William a. ,husb.ndJ
TO Henry 5. IIu;4i.r. trustee. northeast
corner fwenty-thirI and y streets 4.
tc't inches by lI2 feet. March -. 1920:
Nj l.. Hubbard. Nerna l. ,wiic, to l..
y, hE,.nI ct AZ trustees. south l'rc
west - feet inchs1 by rs fes, W 10 inch.
No sli'. April !. lsSo; sS2lO.
w pr Il ~ lduNhara NeTna + twlte, to l..
stuart Avenue .i5 feet inches west West,
~cst - 'ccI inths: b. l.9 feet 10 inches !
NE: 'S g i2f S ssSGn" s l'' tmr
narsh line Cay sireet = fees Gy i7o ter,. !
Encs- Fitzgerald rarer CO.. Inc. - H.
r Harrison. john W. bates trustees.
s,qas,s rs5nc. Ross ana Hur,een,h
Richard n Morris i Mary Ia; Wv l. ,wife, to
line State 5o4iiS feet July 20. 1919 a.? s .s"e
M!ra p Walker TO Pollard IL Baghy. !
T NSana. No Pu;h9ss, s"Tp
Il. ID. Thompson to Stuart Bowe. ,rus
$500. ''-''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
OVERALLS MOVEMENT
FINDS NEW FOLLOWING
'seonsin School Boys md Chntta.
""oEn Citfzens Enter Protest
Campaign,
iBy Associated Press.

MARIETTA. WIS, April lo-ric,y
school boys paraded through the
principal streets in. overalls TODAY
as Il protest at the high cost OF liy-
i"s "hty carried banners appeal
M 10 men to wear overalls. a boy
"h!"ing I'm Il barrel" led The pro-
tession. but when the paraders APP
pcaFcd al school in overalis. the
teachers sent them home to assume
the.- usual clothes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
MANUFACTURE HOSIERY
Company Incorporated Mt Lexington
VIII Have Its Own DyeinG nnd
Finishing Plant.

LEXINGTON. y. G.. April l0.--The
Shoaf-Sink Hosiery Mills Company
HAS been Incorporated here with
100000 capital tsocl by |. Ia. Sink,
IL. l.. Shoaf and others 10 manufac
ture hosiery on a large scale.
One building has been leased. and
tho machinery for its inataliment has
been purchased. The company pro
poses to manufacture mcrceriZcd hos
iery and to do it's own dyeing and
finishing. contract has been let
for the immediate erection of the dye
plant.