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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
WORTH ITS WEIGHT
IN PUREST GOLD
EIlersOn (Va.) Citizen Gives
Sensational Testimonial
for Plant Juice.
CURED STOMACH TROUBLE
The Very First Bottle Con-
yfnced Him That He Had
Found Just What He
Needed.
CURED STOMACH TROUBLE

Plant Juice the famous herbal
stomach remedy. which is bringing
Sladncss and happiness into the lives
OF suffering humanity. is now bccom-
ing household wordsin Richmond.
Daily the list of local people who
have been restored to health is grow
ing, and they gladly testify to the re :
lief experienced from Plant Juice.
4 recent statement from Mr.. Will
liam c. PoindcXter, "a welI-known
resident of Ellcrson. Va. who is In
The employ OF the C. & O. Railway
company. will be of interest. He
says
Il have had stomach trouble for n
GOOD many years. and UP TO the time
began to take your Plant Juice
suffered agony: almost everything I
ate would cause gas in my stomach.
and was In constant pain. / could
not sleep at night and felt nervous
a"d all run down. and could hardly
set around 10 do my work. The first
bottle of Plant Juice convinced me
that IL was the medicine needed
| am feeling 100 per cent better and
An, able TO handle my work. now as
never before. Plant Juice has Ger
tainly been worth it's weight In
gold" to me, and i want to go on
record rs the most thankful man in
the country to your wonderful modi-
cine
Plant Juice is. sold at tho Tragic
Drug Company's store, IN Richmond
For sale.in Petersburg by Morrison,
Tho Drug Man. and In Chase City lily
Tho Chase City Drug SGomnany.--Ad9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

sent o; Nj Woody. TO be discussed
at q future meeting,
In the absence OF the patron of tho
measure. Alderman Powers. tho or
d'nancc increasing the number Of
pawnorokers' shops from twelve to
fifteen was tabled
On motion OF Alderman Wintrec. AN
misunderstanding the use of mc.
thAhittl signal devices on auion,o-
piles VAS sent back ito Council with
IN" recommendations that II do not
pass.
Mr. Winfrce reported that TN, sub
committee named TO report. on tho
appointment OF policewomeu had not
met. but would try to get together
be'or" the next meeting
Mr.. Morton offered a resolution
whs"h VAS adoptcd-callinE upon tho
tltN Clerk to urge the printer -,
complete the work OF printip- b..
draft OF Tn" proposed buildh,. M
ana upon such completion, sc sri r!
man OF tn" committce i, 20 ca ,shf
body together for ln.ae a.o aCrIo
RMS work has beeH ga D1u.u -y
many wcens,' said AIR. Mcrto~ 'taud
much construction work is bong de-
lnNed because % the need of.tle now
code
Members Of the committee present
w"r" Subchairman English. Aldermen
Nunnally and Wnfrec. Counciimen
!.add. Morton. Carpenter and Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
PRESIDING ELDER THOMAS
RET|RES FROM MINISTRY
Wcil-knOwn Divine Is i'm Snna.
torium Suffering From Form
OF Dcmcntia.
PRODUCED by INFLUENZA
reported That Rev, StonewaII Jack.
son Battin, Of Berkeley, Will Sue.
coed to Danviilc District-Was
Formerly Pastor in Tobacco City.

Special TO The Times -Dispatch.l
DANNILLE, VA. Feb fit is an
bounced mere that Rev. j. A Thomas
Methodist presiding elder OF the Dan
NIle district. has withdrawn from
'"" ministerial field and is IN a sana-
i"F'um suffering from a form of de-
m"niia produced hy influenza. "A scri-
Gus attack OF which he suffered .,bou,
lhrec months ago
''r Thomas mas been out OF the city
Tor moro than Il week. and Methodist
ministers and iayin"n succeeded in
Nt"HIhS IA" development dark until
81 leaked out today. Friends OF the
minister. one OF the most prominent
~ 'hc conference. snid that informa-
,on was withheld in order TO spur.
PROBABLY recover under treatment
flIp those OF his wife and children
rs reported that Rev. Stoncwail
Jnckson Eattln: now Of Bcrklcy. sill
r!ucr mere, although there was no OF.
'S."i pronounCeincnt Of This.
Alter Dr. Thomas recovery from
.muu"hHh' symptoms betrayed them
elves once OF twice in the pulpit and
Wanc II necessary for him TO rcIii.-
iuish minist.ria! work altogether
h"N Mir Thomas came here from
~ "poTt News and was returned TO
ne D'nvillc district by the last con-
l"Ience. He il .: years o. age and
nhs been an active worker In tho
I,stF.ci as well as editor Of "Thc
Mtihodist' THE district organ puL-
iirh"d locally
Iif Batt!n il 81 years or age and
N"s TOR some years IN chaig. Of
Hi"dd Memorial Church in mis- city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
COUNCIL FIXES DATE TO
DISCUSS A CITY FLOWER
Committee on Ordinances Sets
Time FOR Next Thursday
Afternoon nj - n'(lnrk

Following an address by w t.
cridiin. the Council Committee on or
d'manc"s last might liked next Thurs
day afternoon at : o'clock aS tn. time
Tor .his"ussing ia" proposition OF
.i"oSt:nS Hover fpr Richmond. nj
mat time DELEGATIONS Of wo,rn,, ron
ycScntins tn" James River Garden
Club and "'h.: ORGANIZATIONS N.tll APP
l"hr bc!"r" tn" committee" Mr. Grid
an stated That thcr. was great in
tcrest ~ tn. proposition. and that the
women OF ia" city w"r. anxious to
have CouUcilnuulc action in time 20
CIV" them ;hc opportunity of S.sur-
summer beautiful"
Mr.. ctid!in said was felt nogcs-
sary to .stahl!SI tn" official Hover
so that the city NIGH; ieriV" al the
advantages by tito time Of tn. great
pa s"ani next year And that viii h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
RICHMOND DOCTORS ARE
.H0NORED IN ASSOCIATION
DR.. X. :. Blackwell Is District Vice
President and DR.. Hall I. Re-
Elected Secretary TrcaSlIrrr.
Ey Associated Press.

SfAkTANErKG. :. G., Feb. IL
tn" Tri-Sta," Medical Association
this afternoon selected Norfolk Va
as the place FOR the next convention
and elected Dr W. T. F.hmcli. OF
Rock Nm. :. 9. a. presidcn, with
one vioeEpres iIent for each state
represented IA tn" association.
Tho vice. presidents elected were
IN. IL T.. Black. Spartanbur. : t.:
Or. II. ii Burrws. High Point. y. g.
and pr. II. :. blackwell. Richmond.
Va
Or james Is. ii.Ii. Richmond Va.
Was unanimously reelected secretary.
and treasurer.
Dr &. OIL, .augh.ngh"us". Green
vale. y. -. by u. l.. Smiih. spar
iunnuT". :. 60 Dr. j. r. mckinney.
I;"au"i,". Va. and br. f.. &. tinker.
NOriolk, Va. were elected member.
OF thf excessive comi;ii-;e- Til.
convention Viii clos" late this after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
AVERETT COLLEGE HEAD
WILL FIGHT TO. A FINISH
DIR. Grassland, Censored for Allow
ing Girls To Dance Among
themselves. Takes Stand.
ONLY SYMPTOM or TROUBLE
Declares II Is IL Question Of Whether
lhs'ititi"n VIII BE Narrow and
Scctnriam or Liberal and Dc,nu-
cratic

he Il light 70 the finish. with nothing
nut the shy as II limit"
Th"se w-r. the words OF ipr CLAY
TON +. crosiant. PRESIDENT of Av.r.tt
bartisi College 70: Young Women .,
, Dsi,f.!ie' N".' VINO Is IN Richmond at
i"hnlhS the conference Of III. Viz
ginia Association OF Women's ,'yI.
icscs and Schools
Dr. crosiand smiled .h..rf,iIIv .,,,,
CAV. no indication OF ia. faet that
for the past week ii" has been ~.
,.nt"r oil IN" storm tina, has divided
DanNill. among itself. Certain mem.
O"rs of thc trustees hay" been maj
ihr an effort TO CuS; Or Croslau,I
from the presidency Of the college.
ihH On" d"hnii" complaint; made
against MIN b"iGg that he had pep
mitt"d the girls to dane. topeth.-
IN tn" gymnasium OF the college.
Ills Morals Not Attnrkcd.
rnhnor has Son" abroad that
ih"r" were other underlying causes
emphasized The f,c, that no, :, sin"I..
accusation had been made against
his morals. Dancing. however he
SAID; is the symptom. no; the cause.
81 ~" trouble The real question il.
shall our institutions OF learning be-
iHrrow and scc.ariau, OF shall they
be liberal and d"inucrntic?"
Then DIR. crosland cited numerous
instances IN wnlEN members of tho
board had attacked him on his pe-
son"l conduct.
ON one occasion" n. declared -;
trustee argued WIKI m" for ;wo hours
10 make Inc say Il was 4 sin {, allow
teachers and pupils OF tho school TO
attend the moving piCtIIr. shows. on
another occasion Rev Z. T. -. parI,.,.
found fnuit with me for smoI,irp
cigars. though at tho very time Two
OF MS d"Hcons w"r" sitting smoking
with me"
Or. Grassland stated further. Thai,
u" had IN" thcit couscu, Of tn. ,rux-
's"s TO dancing a. tn" college and
referred 10 a letter h" received from
George y Lea. deacon oi the First
BAPTIST Church ia which The latter
SAID that Ii" thpUrht that dancing
might be permitted II Dr Crosland
had the nerve 10 fac" the .Cnsurc II
would bring forth NJ. Lea is now
leading the nrhi against him.
u rtfcrrsd the matter Of dancing
10 my trustees two years ago. when
they voted privately by letter. with
out discussion. 10 TO 10. on the
question. leaving tho nnal decision
10 me as head OF ia" school !
thcn referred the matter Of dancing
To my faculty. which voted 70 to q.
IN favor Of IN" amusement
Matter In Stutu Quo.
matter no." remains in s;atu 1uo
until the meeting OF the hoar, Of
trustee. On March H. Just what
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
$4,000 FIRE OCCURS
AT CHURCH VIEW
Two Harms. tulu. A ~. Four Mule.
mud Other rrop-rt, De-
StrOStd In ItiAIr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
SALIDA. VA. Feb. l7.--F'ire which
originated In the barn of George Il.
Nurthnm. at Church View. this county.
Yesterday destroyed tie barn ami con-
tents, corn crib and III bushels corn
ana one horse and four mules. a siN-
room unoccuI,icd dwelling and also a
barn be longing to j. W. Ennis.
The loss Is estimated at between
*lD.uO" ami $4,000. with vcry little in
surancc. Four mules. u Stud.baE.r
ear and a road truck which were de-
stro%cd belonged TO the state road
Tore" at D.!tLYillc. this county.
The store Of j. &. Yates was entered
and robbed last n:s!t. The thieves
secured about $50 IN money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Radio Report. From New Vessel.

MORE. MD. Feb. i7.-Rsdlo
r"ports from the Pacific Mail steam
ShiP Golden state and the M.tson
liner iiawkcye state. which sailed
from baltimore for Havana and f.,
"'hc ports las; Tuesday ON tb.l-
maiden voyagc showed mat a, !.
"'I"ck Last night the Golden state
N"a twenty miles ahead. The mes
""s"s reported the Pacific Mail boa,
was $40 miles south OF Baltimore. and
he Mhison liner i2o miles south at
hat hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
MAKE PROGRESS IN FORMING
ENGINEERING COMPANY
Newly Chartered Concern Will Take
Over Affairs OF Crescent irUn
Works.
IL: Associated Press.

NORFOLK, IA, Feb. i1-pro.r"sa
has been mad. in tn. ur:Lr.Za ion
OF ~" American En- in...r.uS cor-
p"i1tiCn. newly chartered com
plant fornci.! operated Icy th. Gre! p
c.nt Iron Works. ~ which tn. So
called Norfolk plan OF urluS,r.ai
operation was first tried out
While officers ot the company can
not say just what tn. u"Xt step in
their program viii BE-. il Is expected
the newly formed concern soon Will
bc ready TO begin operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Failure to nrpur, Causes Arrest.

ASlIENiLLE. y. &. Feb lnvcs-
;iS.tiou OF alleged wholesale traffic in
.toi"n automobiles developed "a new
angle here today when warrant
was ISSUED for the arrest OF Scott
D.ilinG ham. one OF the larScs, used
car dealers in ih- state, charged with
failure 10 repor5 to the police de-
par;mcnt purchases and sales Of
automobiles ats required by law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Nellie l.. Cartwright.

Miss Nellie T. Garihright died at
her residence Leonard Heights. stop
II, We Hampton car line Yesterday
afternoon at ..ij o'clock after an M
ness OF several weeks. Arrangements
for the funcra lhavc not Yet been
Completed. Miss t:ar;hrish, was his
toriLu OF tn" Richmond ChaDtrr
United Daughters 81 the Conf"dcr-
acy. for many years. y comiHittn.
Of women from that organization vii!
he appointed 20 attend the funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

ne INMeraI OF Miss MaiiA I.awsOn
Erlton. sister OF the late Jackson
brlton. Of Richmond. who died We'd
ncsdny in Washington. Will be con
Quoted in that cit" today Arrange
ncuts arc being made TO bring the
body TO Richmond Tor burial tomor-
row morning In HOLLYWOOD.
Miss Bolton, who made her home in
BiackSburg. was tho sister OF the lat.
Mrs. John VI. McBryi..i that place
81" is survived by two Brothers
Major Charming " Bolton. OF Char
lottesvilie. and DIR. y Meade Bolton.
Of Sioux City. Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

oNANCOCE. VA Fen i7.-Mrs
Marion Scott Dennis. dauc'iter Of thu
lat" Hon. Thomas ~ and Henrietta
Jacob Scott. d.ed in Norfola TO-DAY.
iIti remains will DC brought to East
vile. and after services at Holmes
PRESBYTERIAN Church. !u,crmeut will
i.c made in tho church YARD She is
: Trivcd by three sisters and three
brothers. Mrs. -. Fred kci.cv. Mrs.
!: -. L. curtis and Mrs. Thomas
Ia cob. OF Onancock, and John w.
stanley and Murray scott. Of East
willie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Pennsylvania nrcwerie. warned

WASIlINGTON. Fcb. ii.--St0ck-
holders Of four Pennsylvania brew
cries seized bY the govcrnment for
nanutaCtuTin. beer containing more
than on.-half o: per cent Of al
cohol, were warned today by Inter
nal Revenue Commissioner Williams
,nat they must clean mouse" IL they
expect 10 be permitted TO resume
business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
nuildcr., A.socla,ion Ah,ouru..

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 1.-THE va.
tional Association or Builders Ex-
changes adjourned thrcc-days' an
nual convention here today. The
NEXT convention viii be held in Mem
PMS. Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Sc, Date for Mc,>,,non.. rr,,L

March has been sc; for the date
Of the trial OF Arthur Mckinnon.
cclored truck driver, charged with
fatally injurinS i-ycar-old Helen T.
sampson on the afternoon Of Febru
AIRY :. on Hanover Avenue. near
i.ombardy street. Alckinnon ia
CHARGED wi,h Involuntary man
slaughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Ireland. noud. I'M, for Lac.

DUBLIN. Feb. lI.--For hundreds
OF miles throughout south ana sou,a-
"est County Cork. al the principal
roads have been Rendered unfit Tor use
trenches have been dug. barbados
erected and bridges destroyed. ac-
cordInG to a report issued at Dublin
caatle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
PLEAD. Not Guilty !. Arson.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. l1.--R. l..
S!monSon. Chesterfield Count? mag
istratc. entered plea Of not guilty
when lac went on trial In Chestcr:ic cid
County Circuit Cour; here today
charged with burning OF his home 20
collect $4,000 Insurance..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
William =. Cornct, Die, in nri,,o,

E'KISTOI. VA, Feb l7.-Ncws has
been received here Of the death OF
William j. cornctt. prominent
washington County farmer. NJ. Cor
nett died al hi. home at Damascus.
~" had E.6a in II! health for several
months. deceased was 20 years oid,
and - survived by his %it, i,rc
daGg ht.rs afd four sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
rroninen, Men sneak az Conference

BRISTOL. VA. Fcb. lT.-Sc""raL
prominent speakers addressed We'd
ncSdiSs session Of the Christian i.iu-
cational Conference at tn" state Street
Methodist Church here. Or. !. IL
Reynolds, OF Nashville, Tenn. '!ircc-
tor.grn-ral OF the Christian EdWca-
tionai Movement, delivered The prin-
cirai address Others heard at the
meeting We're j. 4. stone, :. Is. Long
and Dr.. l.. L. Martin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

NEWFpKT NEWS, w. Trh. L..
The city Council is expected to
formally consificr u new building code
Cor Newport News at it's next meet
ing, Tho CITY Manager gave members
OF the Council copies OF the proposed
code al the last meeting. ana they
no" are studying IL with view Of
being able TO ac; cXpcditioUsly when
The time comes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

RALEIGH. y c. Feb. i7.-Thomas
Dixon. preacher and playwright. for
merry OF Cleveland County. this
state. who is here to appear before
committees Of the Legislature in op.
position TO the bin proposing CEN
sorship OF motion pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
D.,oo-ron ship Launched In r..,,,

TAMPA. FLA. FEB. l7.-Thc CIV
81 BrfnswIck aaOO-,on stcs,
it"ishi"r, was launched here today.
u" wa. named for brunswick. Ga.
which city exceeded Its quota N M,
iourih Liberty loan drive Sh. is
IN" eleventh vessel OF the ,vp..
launched here since February ~
EOnrl :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

Work on white prisoners barracks
and DcorEousc al the city Farm is
well under way. according to an
nOuncencnt mad. This morning by
city Manager l.. &. rhom. This work
Was started about two weeks ago.
Most ar ii is being done by negro
prisoners now at tho farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
r" Discuss Immigration ne.,rrc,,.,.

PARiS' Feb. i1.--Dr. Euper, BLUE.
assistant surgeon general OF tbs
'h!'"d states Army, met rcp:cscn-
'htiNcs OF steamship companies here
today 20 diScns~ methods OF meeting
american restrictions on immigra-
ZION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
n. MrC. I,ulIinr1nn snrnL

Colonel Il. McC. Burlington spoke
on the WORK OF the R:chmond cham
her OF Commerce at the meeting OF
the EicEr1on' Dental Society last
high; In College Han. DR.. y w
BowlcS was elected TO membership
in the society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

DANVII.LE. VA. Feb. i,.--C. A
Ntzhugh,. representing tho State In
dus'rial Commission. was her. TO-DAY
and sa, in six eases Involving acct
dents in local Industrial plants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

y better salt, lack Frost" Ask
your grocer for IL ADV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Police Peppers Take 3
Men and a Rum Bottle
One Prisoner Says He Is +. T..
Keaii1aa, Party Hest; Court
Frees Them All

Detectives Newman, Mclaughlin,
Clancy and Pagan glanced through a
window Of cafe in the basement Of
the Spencer Arms, Sixty ninth Street
and Broadway, as they passed last
night, and We're scandalized to see six
men gathered about table upon which
was 4 whisky bottle.
A man who said he was F. L. Kcat
ing. of 342 Madison Avenue. former
License Commissioner, was host at the
party.
Detectives Newman, Mclaughlin,
Clancy and Pagan crested him and d
man who said he was Albert Smith. cf
270 West Eighty-fourtl Street, be-
cause there was a glass in front of
kim, and Louis Barian, because he was
manager of the cafe
In night court Heating and Barian
were discharged and Smith was parolcd
in the custody of the former, who
appeared as his counsel The party
was spoiled, however.
When Frederick L. c.. Heating was
License Commi ssioncr, in 1904, patrol
man took him from the entrance of the
haymarket to the West Thirtieth Street
police station and charged him with
disorderly conduct. The captain re-
fused to hold him when Heating OK
planned that he was looking for evil
dencc against the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Army Arsenal Invents
White Screen for Troops
Officers Report New Curtain l.
Vast improvement Over Black
Shield Used i'm France
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune

UHttft
CAMP MEADE, Md, Aug. 17-Chcm-
lists employed by the government at
Edgewood Arsenal have been expert
menting with a new process for MAX
ing the most impcnetrable white smoke
screen yet developed. 1t was satisfac-
torily demonstrated to-day at this camp
before members of the reserve officers
training corps. Scores of SIN oke can
dies were lighted, and instead of black
clouds, such as enveloped the battle
fields of France and Belgium, great
rolling pillows of heavy snow white
mist arose and formed a dense cur
tain.
Major Earl Atkinson, commandment Of
the arsenal, said that the white smoke
was a distinct Improvement over che
black.
"There is no need Of infantry adj
vancing in the open any MORE" said
Major Atkinson. "Smoke candles can
be thrown in front Of an advancing line
by artillery. The white smoke makes
more Opaque protective screen than
the black, and is absolutely harmless :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
FCRECLOsNRE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COl->rTY or <rw
YORK. Columbia Trust 'osnDanr. i,ain-
tin. against john Y. Ni'ier.s John zak,
Jacob schroeder; Henry susarman ana
Charles Wynne and James II. Crirkahank
Emilio Merelcs NanGor Scineer-c!s. JACOB
Rubin. Louis fucker. Betty Nelson David
Seamon. Max Collin. Ju-no Garcio. Joseph
Gersfenfcld Jacob iipner r Efnes'o
Hvman Rosneck Rose McShane. Louis u
Silver Samuel Lppnan and Akron ISIS
DEFENDANTS
In pursuance of a judgneu' of fore
in he above entitled action. and hesfi-
date the fifteenth day of AnSus' nineteen
signea ne ref.',o ~, esi1 i,,1~..s-.
named. Will sell at public auction. ~ tfe
Exchange Sales7ooSl- Nos it.if \s7'f
County Of New York city OF New Yors
on the eighth day of scptembe 1927. III
IL o'clock noon on that day. b. Hcncy
Brady. auc5ionecr the premises directed
by said Judgment 20 be sold. and therein
described as follows
All that certain plot. piece or parcel =.
land. with the buildings and improve.
Hents thereon erected. situate. lying ar'
being in the Borough of Manhattan. in lite
city OF New York, bounded and described
as follows
ncsinpins a. a peinf or 'se neF'.als..y
distant Two hundred and ssvenf, owe f-l5l
feet oasteriy from the corner formed r.
one Hundred and Eleventh Street vitr
nc casieriy side of Eighth avenue. ri
running thence northeriy. ps+aile win
Eighth Avenue. one hundred Goo, teet
and eleven G1) inches 10 the centre liro
of the block thence oastcriN. along said
centre line Of he block and parallel with
one Hundred and Eleventh Stree ftty
(5cj feet, thence southeriy. again parallel
with Eigh Avenue and part q tho Wy
through a party wall. one hundred IQrl
fect and eleven GD inches to the north
eriy side of One Hundred and Eleventh
street and thence westerly along 'te
northeriy side IF one Hundred and Eleventh
street. fifty tao) feet to tho 9oiH. cf place
OF beg ginning.
Dated New York August ~ la99
JoHN T. COLLINS Hcfa1ee.
DANlES ArEREAci A Fglt-(f-f g..
Attorneys Tor plrintif. Nassau
street Borough of Mani. ttar. ci.Y o..
New York
The following ~ diagtan o. the prop
crty 10 b. sold. ITS street number ls $50
2t3 West lilth Street Boiough ol Man
haitian New YORK city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18

ITO Dempsey in the intern'ssion made
it unanimous it was a fire show.
1t was a double opening, for it was
the al fresco warming of a new roof
restaurant and dance floor, which will
be open evenings from 6 o'clock to 1
a. m. This new pavilion peeps over
into Central Park
"The Mimic World Of 1921" is eabo-
rately staged and pels If the
world of 1921 is automatically mined
the year and the sphere contain a
larger proportion of shimmy and jazz
than is generally suspected. But in
TO believe the expert. The Shuberts
may not know more about it than you,
but the chances arc ten to one they do.
AThere is large cast of capable prin-
clr ais and a chorus which assays a
hlg percentage of attractive looks
and, lnversely, of costume.
Jean Schwartz, Lew Pollock and Owen
Murphy have provided good tunes. but
it is no dcrogation to credit the best
to Strauss, for there was an interlude
from 1.-The Last Waltz which certain
ly would be one of the bright spots
in a mimic world looked at through a
loop hole in mimic sky
Frank Masters, Frank Hurst and Mae
West are the dancing stars, but the
most rubbery vaulter Of them all is
Al Goodman, director of the orchestra
"The Mimic World" will be one of
the things the pilgrim will remember
New York by.