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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01
The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago as
St. Louis Railway Company.

Cincinnati, Ohio. March /, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Special
Meeting of the Stockholders of The
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
led and will be held at the principal
office of the Company, in the City Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, on the first day OF
May, 1919. at ten o'clock A M, for the
purpose Of considering. voting upon and
consenting to: "a the execution and
delivery by the Company Of a refund
ing and Improvement mortgage lin
vfded for therein) upon such OF the
Company's property and franchises as
the Board OF Directors may determine,
to secure bonds which may be issued
to provide for the refundfng OF the
bonded debt OF the Company at or be-
provements to the Company's property.
and for other corporate purposes; such
bonds to be issued under such lfmita-
tions as to amount and otherwise az
the Board OF Directors may determine.
to be issuable in series, to bear such
rates of interest and to mature on such
dates as the Board Of Directors may
cure it's Four Per Cent. Twenty-y ear
European Loans of 1910 and its Dcben-
lures Of 1911; CD the issue by the Com
pany from time to time of bonds, to be
secured by said mortgage, for such pur-
poses, of such tenor and to such
amounts as by the terms thereof shall
be issuable hereunder. Also for the
business incident to the authorization
OF said mortgage and the issue of
bonds Hereunder as may be brought
before the meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
DWIGHT w. PARDEE, Secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01
Greater Efficiency IN :
Postal Service PlmnneG

WASHINGTON, April Changes
in the postal service which In the opin-
ion of business men would make TOT
efficiency, were considered today a.
a conference at the postoffice depart
ment OF postmasters from number
of cities, department officials and re-
representatives. Of business interests.
Further conferences will be held Wed
nesday and Thursday.
The conference today was opened
by an address by Postmaster General
Burleson.
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Federal Employment Service
seeking employment for as left with
Returned Serv
Palladium service by leaving the ad the
M. c. A.
returned will agent In the
at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
State OF Indiana, Wayne County, SIS:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01
Situation Wanted Ads Free for Soldiers and Sailors

the returning soldiers
Situation Wanted
its Of in
Employers will find their advantage and will patriotic
employees
Can You Place These Men?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

WANTED = Band Sawyer, Planer,
Sucker men; also three Drum Fay Il
Egan Sander men. Address Box
I, 1902 care Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

NTED-Automobile spring filters,
helpers and assemblers. Piece work
or by the week. Also man who has a
good knowledge OF making springs to
act as assistant foreman. Good OPP
portunity for right man. Answer,
stating experience, salary expected,
etc. Marmount Mfg. Co, GIG So. Wa
hash Ave Chicago.
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eighty-acre improv-
ed farm, Cleburn County; clear; want
small business or city property, or
what have you? 1881 New Jersey ST.
Indianapolis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

FOR SALE-5-room house; also l COM
bination gas and coal range, 1 heat
ing stove, wagons and l horse. Call
at $40 No. 18th or Phone BATS.
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FOR SALE-One 3-roomed house
$1,000. One vacant lot $500 a month
for 100 months. then deed: no inter
Main St
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J. S. GREEN,

Hittle Block, 9th & Main. Phone 1876
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HELP WANTEO-MALE

wANTED-Man or woman to demon
strate high grade household special
ty. Liberal terms to proper party.
Splendid opportunity especially Tor
man released from army or industrial
: service Address Box 1900, care Pal
1adiun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

5-room house on North 22nd. Electric
lights, both waters, everything in good
condition, price $1550.00.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

96 acres-S7 acres under cultivation
timber 10 acres, orchard, watered by
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-01

Call 4341.
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Good S0-acre farm in Hamilton Co. One
half best black soil. Seven-r room house,
cellar, bath. Buildings fair, spring
water piped into house and barn and
garage. Electricity in all buildings. r.
r. 1 mile from r. r. and stock pens.
building fair.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
AMERICAN PORTS

orI nAAL,TIMoRE. \ INC, April s-Arrived: Steam
i'S Fort HSmogs. Hn1osio. Nsw Yor. Taunton lNor
Steamers Ncona. Antofagasta ana Vai-
nSnalso t,'t.Is. l.arlmer, Tampico Iris NtalD.
o,' Sio1raitar lfor orders); Juno Gtal). Genoa
sailed Steamers Niciserie Havana. Wapr
u"1a IA, c.rG c!.praH), Antwerp, Quogue, Mollendo
wdst DGST0M, oc,,a April o. Arrived steamers
Nf"Si'Sz i9S + eu@s sssd pHs %S"3B"lss
phia: Selwyn Eddy. Norfolk.
c.. C. APE HENRY. Va. April o-Passed in
Queen, La Pallice. Passed out from Eaitt
more steamers Hindustan (BrD. La Pal
.5re rs Lis0nier' Tampico; keldtri Dutch,
= CHARLESTON, s. C.. April s.-sailed
Steamer 7l. James Timpson, from Tampa for
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del
Sprii =, Passed UP for Phnadel phia ;
INor), cardif Gulfoil. Port Arthur tow
lng barge Shenango; Charles NJ Everest
Saline Passed out from Phiiadel phla
Sr,,eam.ers Corraies. for Cardenas: George
" Clyde, for New York; schooner Mary
L. cAIv AI1s EsTGN yS5t AnroRio' for Santa Marta
KEY WEST, April 9.--Arrived: Steam
err ers Lampasas New York, and sailed for
IslNeS,oh 1s,,'o splendor Ct), Norfolk; Sonia
JACKSONVILLE. April Arrived.
STEAMER l'erSIan Philadelphia Via Savan-
nan Sailed: Steamer Apache, New York
Via Charleston
MARCUS HOOK. Penn. April o-passed
down from Philadelphia: Steamers An
netta. for Port Antonio; Dorchester. for
Boston. Passed UP for Philadelphia: Rollo
(Dan( Antwerp.
NEW ORLEANS, April s-Cleared:
Steamers Arc chitect tBr). Liverpool: Au-
gusta, Manzanillo, with barge Detroit;
Creole. New York; Lake Marion Kingston,
jamaica VIA Cienfuegos, Guantanalno and
Santiago Lake Winona, Porto Rico; Nord-
haven (Dan), Copenhagen and Aarhuus
VIA Norfolk, Pawnee, Havre via Norfolk
san Ramon. Tampico via Vera Cruz
Puerto, Mexico and Frontera: Nidfugli
(Nor), Tela Yoro (HondD, Ceiba, aux
Hilary schoonr Lieutenant Ciranier (Fr)
La Palllce, France. Via bermuda and
Azores.
NORFOLK. April s-Arrived: Steamers
Cahspel, Philadelphia oand cleared for
san Juan); Hesperos (NorD. Chilean ports
via Wilmington. y. C. Lake Markham
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
FOREIGN PORTS


AASTERDAM, April l.-Arrived steam
eTs en DeIfland (puD. Baltimore. Hector
(Du) Newport News
s,ss@sT AX1TM2qTB PsTrI5o DA4 Ap5r pogio Arrived.
BAHIA. April 6-saiied: steamer rre-
faisar (Nor). Buenos Ayres Tor New
p,l ,BlARBADos. April s.-satled: Steamer
VyHr2n tBr). Rio de Janeiro for New
B,A.RRY. April s-salled: Steamers
Ml,mn9cket' Hampton Roads, San Jacinto.
New York sth. Rotterdam (DuD, Amster,
HERGENNq T." Aprn 1r" ARRIVED. s,.ora-
Joan ,,o m. Blumer (Nor). New York for chris-
roMSa MonpEAuX. 2EaN,a s, Anrn s.--sailcd Steamer
ont, RREST ISr Ap,rii I'll, SAILED: steamer Sax
,cALcUTrA. Npril Arrived ,lrW o's Steamer
city Of I,,l-s Gran Br) New York.
Nssano 2S, Maru Dap. New York 9is"''foT for
NS.1, cARbIFF April o,-Arrtved: Steamer
GARTXGESA.' &Tpy IA D. NhllflS March 30 Sailed
S'ssWgr GHPm Wsstegn oWv King. Sew York.
Steamer Clan Macmaster Or. Port Na
tai for New York ~
sssasr s#HIsT!aHH dishds ad"so aSs@ 5xor ArFyGa
delphia N''0''' MA
:. .tHRisTTANsAND, March ao-salled:
SteaNsr !s5 l- e'9rm 2iIl1 i tPsn New York.
Stea1er me q IB59urn1hnolme CBr). Halifax
DC Nc ESS. April g. Passed .
Steamer Elizabeth (swed). Phiadei essfq phia
vi.,.lA TA,LM9GTH. 3T'i. April 7-satleds Steamer
.FAsTNET April s.NPassed: Steamer
Gladiator (Br), New Orleans for Liver.
FIJME, April / - Arrived: Steamer
GENOA, April :. - Arrived: Steamer
Athanastus (Greek), Portland. Ne. sailed.
ssth. steamer Duca Degu Abruzzi Gtal),
New York
- uGIBRALTAR, April s.-Passed: Steam
sMr I, Alberto Cayslletto 1taL). St John.
Luigino Accame (TtaL), Norfolk; Plym-
99uth, New York sth Edward l.. Doheny
Via Norfolk Vest &c Gorpm PoranH AMY 6qe< 6pe
seyereFn :, ni1, sde (trom zia) Batinore
from Naples. New York: Buckleigh
gBr.). Halifax 9th. Tacticini (Br0, SAM
GREENOCK. April 9.-sailed: Steamer
NiT[h95T r bfIT SBr9: Baltimore ,
Steamers cSignecto OBJ. Port spain arr'sfe etc
sarnolte CBr). Baton Rouge: Ianuviuln
Jahn J55hPn Gs9raiSar sailaS g tug Ir0gqos St.
KOBE, April = Arrived: Steamer
Asutu Maru JapD. Seattle via Yoke
vd,,sI7N 5L,sRoN A2ri! Arrived. Steamer
or vsdi9 CBr5, Boston 'A'''0 ''e''''-
AnveFs Bsls RatfaoTs a'''s 5or Ans~9fp sffS@sps
stn, Polish Monarch tBr), Baltimore for
st. Helen's Bay Toronto Or. New York
ror rso, Hull' Clarissa Radcliffe tBr), Phil
LdNDON, April s-salled. Steamers
M5snhattann Ma lBr(, New York; Start Point
York. Arrived: Steamer British Marshal
tBr). Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gem
era erai Fossoffice and City Hall Postaffics
Station, New York as follows:
vancouver and Victoria. 3. c.. at $50 p
NJ April 10, for dispatch per So. Makura.
PhlIlppine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria, 3, G.. at $50 p. m. April L.
ior dlspatcn per 50. Empress OF Japan.
Philippine Islands via Seattle at $40
2; m. April Is. for dispatch per SIS Africa
- Fill Islands. New Zealand and Australia.
vancouver and Victoria. 3. G.. at $50 D.
M, April 20, fer dispatch per SIS. Niagara
Hawaii and Guam close . 80 p. N. daily
Ihls mail Is forwarded TO the Pacific
Coast daily for dispatch TO destination by
the best opportunity
Japan Corea. China. Siam. Cochin
China and Netherlands. East Indies. close
at 80 p. M dasy. This mail is for
warded 70 the Pacific Coast daily for dis
patcn to destination BY the best oppor-
tunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Wall Street Items

Kirkland Allen Wilson has been apnoInt-
@ o,4 pupllci.y oirsctor of the American Ac-
.ssp'Ihce council The temporary offices OF
~ sn9 organization arc at So Wall street bur
p,slm'ahent Quarters viii be established on
"i~y at AL Broadway
nv Fsaoody Company and salomon
m 2i Oh, ana Hutzlcr jointly have purchased
the $4,000, 900 city OF Boston nn,ss S,,a
November /, 1919 '' '0'
X q Lovett has been elected a dt,se+ox
OF tho Western Union Telegram %ornr.., esnot
succeeding b. f. Bush Mr. Laval ~
a'So @dded TO the executive comrnittac
a. M Dahl. v!ce- president Of ths rba
national hank. who has been In Enrnr.
for several weeks, returned Ito his dcsL
yesterday. '" oesA
The Marconi International Marina f.n,n
pany has increased its capital s9oS nnn
making the sggreRate IL 500 200 ~. ,D'.. ~,
issuing 1900 TO sta stockholders ~ rsr -
Arthur J. Marks and Harry s. crshs
nAys formed co-partnership under shs
narns OF Marks II Graham with a,e.ha.
Graham AZ special partner ''
The si,500.oo0 yalvoline Oil e,ornn.r
per cent cumulative convertible ssnL(n~
xuna rreferred stock issue offered nv II
D. bmtthers n Kissel. Kinniout K cc =:
paf ana accrusd interest. has been aold.
William w cr.sb .h.s been admitted %
the nrzn OF u H. Dux 4 Co ~
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Going On To-day

Yesterdays Temperatures - Highest,
So, at 1:40 p. m; lowest, a, at $50
p. m.
To-Day's Forecast-Cloudy, warmer.
with rain by night
Looks to Lafe Tucker like Bolshe-
vism's its own cure; first thing YOU
know, Lafe allows, the plunderll ali be
gone and the Bolshevists'l all be
bourgeoisie
Samuel Gompers is to arrive TO-DAY
from Europe.
A year ago to-day the first American
troops were thrown into the British
lne to help stem the German advance.
Freq admission to he American Museum Of Natural
History the Metropolitan AIuseum of Art the
Adaress by Professor Bliss Perry. Chemists Club
Msas "' Of '!H MaSrs SilsG eae % 0, tn. CIV
Of New York Hotel Plaza. U .. m.
EVENING
bqna%St sSD IN IN honor ion Of the nInday q Thomas
Address by Major General John f o.Rvan On
bodeuNhs thc hlndenDurg Line Carnegie Hal
Etertainment 1,,. for in uniform. Advertising
ART EXHIBITS
American Art Ga!cries. Madison Square South
tAnlp,uon and sale OF antique textiles and
Anaerson Galleries. Park Avenue at Fify-nnrh
WORKS or ART; 10 April 10. Original drawings by
r,cI @d ana modern masters to April o Etenss.
Apria 10 puplcates from the New YorA Public
prpl rsnInSs by sander sis laadsau to April ~
Couse and Albert Grol. 10 Anril i :,
Damci Galleries : West Forty seventh Street
purand kuel Iallerics-l alntngs by Reror to
on paintings and water colors. by American and
t,hr,,,, ,9rS,Sn aifis sriss thrors4 C.s April
sr Marin Mover n. TO April 49, War Autographs by
Ferargil Galleries. "A East Teriy uuth Street
m" sfSan paHEf si th 'nlgsn Ap
saa, ana dra",nss BY Lieutenant Jcan-Juiian Lemon
knoedIer GALLERIES 500 roh Avenue-Reccn.
Tass 9asnss s Aby by George Bellows and Laauo art
Howard h. Young Galleries go Fifh Avcnue-rant-
NdoSs,b anSs by Guy Ga,,N1 Virgins 70 Apr p.n. Il
Mch Gai!srssi las W. Fifty seventh Street.
c6 ss ' ws T & aS!s 60 A2 49,
Nasna ass I' leaasn sfsnp of of r gi 8 81 aye s,, = v
Penguin Gus Es FieentI nelR to Apr
and sculpture by Temporary Group April %
naintfns b GaerGs Sg3 rth AveaqeReccnt
Raston Galleries 5s7 Fifth AvenueAfFaintln9s bv
Robert II. Nisbt April 49,
Society OF lndepndent Artists. Waldorf Astoria
Hotel. TO April Is
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
How to Listen to Musc" Miss Grace NJ Hof
ii, melmer r%a1lg % school H. Forty seventh Street
Sonata ' p for Violin and Piano" Arthur Rowe Pol
lock; Public School y. Forty second Street east
violin mnslc) ~
y IelIowstone National Park Robert G. weyh
tuoiic school i6. l56th Street and st. Nicho as
Avenne Stereopucon views)
shelley. She >. William ]. Durant Public School So
Iqlstoy" I,as.7 Louis $ Friedand. Public School 81
. Hester fssex and Norfolk streets
America the Fuiflmmt OF Prophecy" Mrs Mary
T. Lease. Public School l65. 995 West l0Sth
Britain and Ireland IN the Olden DAYS" Miss
Grace F. Caldwell. Labor Temple southwest cor
ner fourteenth Street and Second Avenue. tCol-
"C4opn" 2i =" Giassope A Randeggcr. Y W Il A
Twenty ~, ,ssnt thousand Miles in India" Albert
cTnI,. eny Street r ane yer7niiyea Avenue Inwood
= Guthrie. Morris High School. l66rh Street and
"od songs Grace and Clara Carroll. Public
School 80. ]6sth Street Findiay and Teller Ave
nuts
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Financial News
Continued from page thirteen
Corporate Returns
4: 4 :' merican District Telegraph Company.

american District Telegraph Company.
--Gross revenue for the year ended De
eember e. 1913, was s3.377ss9. an in
crease OF S165,521 over the year bafore
After expenses depreciation. etc Of a.
9oo.J6e and interest agEregating $40 075
oa iance was s4i0.454. or equal to s4ii
pared with s778 a share in ISL Div3-
oenc payments totalled sl9a2S6 de-
crease or S2e8,924 Surplus was s21Il6s
Philadelphia Electric Re ports gross Of
:, s.oOs'aol Tor the year ended December
81 last. an increase OF s2.343,os3 over 1917.
Net profits were s2,0323e4 equivalent 10
s2o3 a share on s24.987.750 capital stock,
After dividends Of s1,749.l92. surplus was
S283. .o02.
United Railways and Electric Comnanv
OF Baltimore.-Re port for 1918 shows oD-
Grating revenue OF s1l,929.70l After ex-
pehses, taxes, etc, net was s3,332.94l. a
year Balance after all charges was equal
after the deduction OF preferred dividends
70 II cents a share on $20.46l.2 200 common
stock' sa,' against S?,l3 share earned In
ssIs.44S in dividends. leaving deficit Of
Jewel Tea company.--ror the four
1O5. an Increase OF sl12.191. Sales for
the twelve weeks aggregated s3.s12,s $40.
Interborough Rapid Transit
serpas sDpay sp Fsq'S ebga sasaaio Inc Inc s2asssa
Eight mos. gross. 27,se5 .07s Inc 77i'6S0
Surplus ........... 1.7f0.943 Dec.3. .I47.3iI
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railroad
February gross s4,2e7.7t5 Inc s777,77e
S 1wo mos gross. s,762,913 Inc l.6521S6
Net operating .... 93.73S Dec. 6i'433
New York Railways
January gross ..... sos2 1853 Inc. 1896
DencN .-........... i53.155 Dec 40 221
Seven mos gross. 1851 ,00s Dec. ei0'3s4
DencN ..'--'.---..- s9l.2S3 Inc 1,023.9l7
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Petitions in Ba nkuptcy

KARNS BROS. Involuntary petition
AGAINST the Harms Bros. 46s BroadwA
a. nv three creditors claiming Louis
GolEhers, sis4. BENJAMIN Klein. S22Q and
Morris Charmstg. Stas. David Biitzer'
ia Broadway. is the attorney.
NORMANNA CO. iNC.-A voluntary
netstion of the Normanna Co. Inc. III
i,sst Eighteenth Street shows liabilities
- sSA. 7Ss and assets ~ $40. 8oe. $500
Il which Is tn money due 10 them. The
thrss largest creditors are Meiropo litan
Trast Company. SO WAll street S0l.324 .
Greenwich Trust Company. S14 Broad
way. SIa.sSe. and Hickman Pros. IS EX,
rAnec Flare. 50 lNs. Rudolph Mark. o-V
Broadway. IS fhc attorney
The petitions in banNruptcy hled yes.
f.Iday tn tire Cnired states District
DAVID DAVIDSON 4 voluntary peii-
flan of paVid Davidson shows liabilities
as 81 $40 ana no assets Tho three Iars-
est creditors are MoriI Freund, -
WHhs Avenue. SS.55S Jaburg Bros. ~
Leonard street. $500. aud Ella cor"n'
T1rt Isvvis y Y $500 Louis porfman'
l2se Broadway, is the attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

vauban (Br) New York: Arrived: 5th.
steamer Glen White. Norfolk
ST. NAZAIRE. April 7-Sailed prevt-
ousiy; STEAMER CaIamares, New York.
Lake Maurepas. Ne% YorIt 9Th ea,ner steainer
Munplace, New York via Rio Janeiro.
sailed lrh steamer Purus (Braz), New
SWANSEA, April 7.-sailed: Steamer
EspsT1a 1g'ri,l. New Orleans.
SYDNEY, \. s. W. April 5.-Arrived
Bark Ladas 'Dan). New York.
IUBORo' March 29.-Arrived: Schooner
Meta (Dan). PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Police Orders
Transfer and Assignment

Transfer and Assignment
90 p'atroman. April 10. Thomas F. Gatfney.
Temporary Assignments
80 Mounted Patrolman William A. p. Harck.
SUI, io1t patrol' 3 days 8 a. M April a
~ fatromen from precincts Indicated to
Headquarters. duty in Division of Transpor-
tition. days a. M. April l5-James J
byrnes. Traffic D. John J. Brennan. Traf
fc D. a.
Leave With Full Pay
Chief Inspector John DAILY. Headquarters.
DAY l2:pl a. m, April s. To be deducted
from vacation
Leave Without Pay
Patrolman Forest Egberr. 65th. I day. 4
p. m. April s.
Sick Leave Granted
Patroman John Lynch. Traffic D. 80 Gays
g. m. April o.
Dropped From the Rolls
Patrolman. noon. April g. Stephen II. Doty.
18Th, against whom charges are pending
having submitted his resignation, the res
IEnation Is not accepted. and ne is hereby
dropped from the rolls.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

1ss s'isais Yof 6Ps,sao 5Pl H9v1g4
Caroin' Ciss-at "a Paul paix (Br.), New York tand
leans (and cleared for liverpool :
sehoonsr S,aos Edward ]. Drake, Buenos Ayrss'
Janeiro.
:. PENSACOLA. Fla. April . Arrived:
steamer Esl<hridge (Br(, Genoa
PHILADELPHIA April s-Arrived
Steamers Liege, tBelg)' Antwerp; Lurl-
ina Br), London; sizergh Castle (Br),
Gravett. Manati via New YORK ]. G. Don
netii Port Lobos: Donnafon, New York; A
erd Bluehelds. cleared: steamers c caia- ala
bria (swed), Antwerp; Rijudijk, Bor-
eeaux; stha; PqIarine' Bergen and Christiania. .
Antoni9; Lake, Crystal. Norfolk; Gulf-
I'-4 10: roFs Arth3ur; Dorchester. Boston; \.
20 PORT sARTHUR,. Tex. April .. AR
Rrosd ra,n @[eamerS RS Gulfcoast. Jackson vile
British ports Passed in in: steamer O. TT r
Waring to Beaumont
Steamers Canned. TanpIc6 pr5' lake Cse5
ner' I' Havana; Lake Crescent Colon: Mex
Treeadow cBr5 Bernnds His.a yuis Blae'slds Pd
S1oo. Sroo; i,;a saueG Steamers Copan (Hond. },
ea oa LaRe aqFt Fs1tt GgTsez J4sso Msx
Cuban ports; Nevisian (BrD. I.iverpool.
,. senhaehar (Br), Rouen, France via New
PoRTLAND. Me. April o-Arrived
Steamers Wa4don }Br.), Gibraltar: skog
Canada CBr), Liverpool: Kirkdale 1Br59
"'PFaH!Tr PnRT 'l9T W p pordgrs1 Ynni<ee Norfolz
Schooner Dewitt Brown. Havana.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. April Passed
up Steamers Western Plain, Smyrna
etc, for Philadelphia: I)redg4 Absecon,
SAN ANNAH. April 9.--Arrfved. steam
9r Nantucket, Jacksonville (and sailed for
TAMPA, Fla. April 0--Arrived: schoon-
frs fjE,, Florence Harvey, Ruatan, Beatrice
caii GeilIs Leora NJ Thurlow. jamaica ,
SaLed. Steamer Alglers. ThfladeIphta
schooner [. V. brew. Caiba-.en
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Business Troubles

Russonielio. Vincent. by guardian
n. Y. Rys. Co. costs. .......
Rothenback. George - National
surety Co. 49,.
Roberts. Daniel CD. Goldberg
Rothrnan. George-L. Kommel
Rochr. Chas. p.-J. II. Roehr...
Sheiirner. Nathan. and sydney
cohen (Mt Vernon Shirt Waist
Co)-Ldberty Trimming Co,
s,nger se Maurice-F. S. McClory
soils. Margare;o E.--46i Eighth
Ave. Corr. costs. ...........
Straus. Balcom w ashington De
tective Bureau .............
starke. Louise R.-M. Schwartz
ct al ....... ::....... .-.....,. .......
scott. Leonard Pound Brook
sheiner. samuelNN. y. RVS. Co.
Thomas. Mary E.-Same. costs.
Thompson james H-Salne. costs.
Truran. Anna E.-lnternationa
Takebe. John B.-National Cash
Tiederuan. Rudolph E.-G. E.
Walsh .......-..... ..............
vanderbeek. Francis Curtis p.
Woodbury. ...... Observation-Disclosures.
Warwick. Robert-R. Good ......
Woodruff Contracting Co.-Tuttle
& Bailey Mfg. Co.......
Zimmerman. Alter-N. Z. Rys
20. costs ...,.-....-. ..........
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
FORECLOSURE SALES

IN FORECLOSURE: Supreme Courc. New
York County. County Clerks Index No.
1s.6S1-l9lS- James T. Horn, Plaintiff
against Granville F Daley and others, De-
fendante George W. Ellis. Plaintiffs Attor-
ney, 14s Broadway, Manhattan, New York
City.
Pursuant 10 Judgment. entered April ,.
1919. the undersigned referee will sell at
public auction ar the Exchange Salesroon.
Nos. 1915 Nessy Street Borough Of Man
haitian, New York City. at 1900 o'clock
noon, On April %. 1919. by Joseph P. Day,
auctioneer. the mortgaged premises directed
by said judgment 70 be sold. which are stu
ated In the Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City. on The vest side Of Madison Avenue.
distant 30 feet north OF 126th Street, being
70 feet. II inches IN width in front and
rear. by 81 feet IN depth each side. The
southeriy side wall Of said premises being
party wall
Mortgages toreclosed are recorded in Lioer
1854 of Mortg cages. page 2s4 and Li5er 1897
OF Mortgage page 3+2 New York County
Registers Ottice
The following IS diagram Of the prop
erty, the street number being No. 1882 Mad
son Avenue, New York County.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
MCNEIL

MCNEIL
IF BRfCE REGINALD MCNEIL son Of
the late Captain Robert Mcneil of Penarth
Glamorganshire. will communicate with the
undersigned he will hear of something TO
his advantage.
Any person who can give information as
20 the whereabouts OF the said Brice Reg
maid Mcneil, who went to Canada IN ipl1
farming near Reseon. Manitoba, and after
proceeding TO New York In 1914 was last
heard Cf as private in the L. s Marines
ia May. 1915, Is also asked 10 communicate
with
ALLEN. PRATT q GELDARp.
40 and so Mount Stewart Square
Cardiff. England