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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
FARMS
$1,000 Down Secures
90 Acres, Pair Horses and
FARMS

cows heifer poultry. turkeys. wagons.
separator. moving machine full line tools,
crops etc, 2la miles high school town;
near railroads city. trolley machine worked
Re'ds, t0-cow pasture wood. timber, orch
ards; 7-room furnace-heated house, large
rihces ali for quick sale S2750, easy terms.
Details page - fall cataloE just out Write
for your free copy this big iOO-page book
Of farm bargains. from Maine to Florida
and west to Nebra ska. STRQUT FARM
AGENCY 1922 l., Land Title Bldg, Phila,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
$50 ACRES, % MILES TO
Philadelphia, $3074, With

Pair horses hogs, poultry, tools, part crons,
convenient r. r. station. stores, etc. 80
acres potatoes last season. Large pasture,
much wood. fruit: ll-room house stock
barn corn crib, wagon barp, etc. Details
this biggest near Philadelphia bargain page
81 new Fall Catalog, 100 pages farm bar
gains Maine to Florida ard 1d,,yTS west TO- To-, Ne
Land Title RlGg. Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

WAIT factory building. suitable sheet meta
business. not less than 10. 600 81. Il
mower heat. light r. n. siding prefer som
Gun Dmeni III, Ledger Onlce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

40 ACRES. / mile of main line stations,
on Lincoln Highway; mansion house. barn,
tenant house, uutbuildinEs; streams: Sl2, 900
j. II. Thompson. ReHltor, lll-ll3 y. High
ct, West Chester, Pa
9 ACRES on stone road near r, Il. station
postoffice and school; gas, small stone
house. coed barn, shade; mmSdIsts p0sses-
town, Pa.
PICKERING VALLEY farm 10 acres; on
good road; miles station stone house 0
rooms; large barn, outbuildings; $1,000; I
have a farm for every buyer.
]. NJ. FRONEFIELD. WAYNE. Pa,
60 ACRES--All new buildings. y mile TO
II. II. station by stone road. ! mile TO troll
ley near school, etc; high elevation, good
land; only $500, Horace G, Reeder New
town. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
HADDONFIELD

HADpONFIELD. ", J,--Three properties,
10 rooms all conyeniences. deep lot. ideal
$4,000; dry. healthful finely built, rooms,
$1,000; deep lot newly renovated; all arc
ceptional offers, Apply owner, II West
Kings Highway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
MAIN LINE
$7300-Immediate Possession

lO-room house lot 50x264; shade. fruit. adj
Haverford College grounds: easy terms.
c. p. PETERS SON. sos CHESTNUT ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
Observation-Disclosures
HIGHLAND PARK

S65oO-Thrce-story detached residence: 4
bedrooms on second floor: lot 50x170: early
Vim. A. McCrea, Ardmore, Pa.
Ardmore 2Tc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
COLLINGSwOOD

porch trent, o rooms; all
Conveniences: easy terms; 423 Bailey ST.,
Camden Amply to Patchrtt, ana Market St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'These Suggestions May Help You>

YOU CAN SURELY BE SUITED WITH SOMETHING FROM OUR
LARGE AND COMPLETE LIST OF THE BEST PLACES
BEING OFFERED IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

l0-ROOM RESIDENCE stone and stucco
electricity: lot T5x13O; magnificent lawn
fruit trees: price s1i. 900. Geo. l.. Barnes.
1901 Chestnut st. or Highland Park
cars; detached on lot h0x15O It.; room
for garage. WM j. OFT. BrUoklIne. Pa.
phone Tlgun~Ch nn3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

BRAND-NBw 8-room dwelling every con-
Veniencs near train and trolley; call
today; price s6S0O Renningar 4 Renninger,
Glensids, Pa. opposite station.
BFAUTIFUL suburban home, ideal loca :
tion; rooms, bath. all cows; fruit aud
old dfshade; chicken house; lot i3x25nj $500,
MT, B. Roberts Son., Glenside. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
Germantown
For $4,000

"" rr'r detached stone rcslten,s
and EaraE" IN Lincoln Drive section Of
lpSsl house contains - rooms
mIou'" IN appointments throughout
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

.GLESSIDE

MODERN corner dwelling. 1" rmss lot 75y
125; shade, near station and trolley; pos
session; $4,000 G.. NJ. AMAN- l21S Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
FARMS
FARMS
$500 Down Secures
3O4 Acres. 10 Cows and

horse, hogs poultry. wagons. fuIl ma-
ChInery tools, mile 10 creamery, etc: IA
miles town. stores. schools churches: $50
acres tillage. re;fenced. 5oocoowM, Pa'ture;
her. much fruit $1,000 farm income last
year 1oroom house, l&ree basement barns.
ers low price for this money maker $4,000;
very easy terms Details page ~. fali CO "a "a
big lO0-page book farm bargains from
Maine to Florida and west TO Nebra ska;
STKOUT FARM AGENCY. 1922 l., Lani
,rLtl. Ildg.. PhONdenhla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
PENNSYLVtNLA FARMS

OWNER. interested IN other property de-
sires TO sell this attractive country es-
etate and will sell for very rea SON
able price located on state road at Gwy-
nedd valley. adjoining the well-known
Eormandy Farms. beautiful surround
ing properties; about - acres, with stone
dwelling Of IA rooms and > baths. thor
ouGhly, modern. electric light etc; gar
age for Cara, w'h , living rooms.
70 he appreciated, the price Is right For
further information and appointment to
make exminatiOn. phone Amber 1877 or
write H., DAGGER, @O7 y. Main st
Amber, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
STATE OF WASHINGTu
SEATTLE

EXCEPTIONAL income corner in Seattle,
paying |" per cent net Income; s12 900
cash WIN handle it; balance 10000 first
mortgage or easy payments: best Of reasons
FOR sacrificing. 2. F. APPEL 1920 Naom!
PIecn seattle. Wash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
ARDMORE
DEVON
DRENEL HILL

IF YOU are looking for real home and
want immediate possession. we have the
one for you; 1t is a three-story stone and
stucco dwelling; heated by hot-wRter ard
lighted by gas and electricity; It has hall
living room, dining room, breakfast room.
kitchen and laundry on first noor: on the
second, four bedrooms and bath; and on the
third floor, three bedrooms and bath lot
l95x1a1Xl50 feet; garage for two cars; only
four minutes walk to trolley and around
Country Club: house can be bought with fur
niture or without: without furniture they are
sacrificing Il on immediate sale for S23. 900;
to 5uy TlIn Iurniturs & &aTrsnsememts car. 6e
estate 20 Il. Lancaster. ave, Ardmore, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

BEAUTIFUl. detached Broom dwelling; per
feet condition; every convenience, hot
water heat. fireplace; excellent loca tion
price $4,000. Renninger & Renninser, Glen
side Pa, opposite station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

SALE--Stone house; Drexel road; $500
block: IL rooms; baths, central heat;
order; posses ssion: price S10. 900. GEORGE
l. PARKER 1897 Chestnut st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
Tomorrow

b the 2ist OF September In the
60 st. Matthew the Apostel diei
|Icliopolis In parthis.
II 1897 on the twenty first Of Sep
'ber, Edward H., tenth king Of
Hand. was -barbarously murdcrec
|lprkciy castle. Edward, by a
and unwise policy forfeited the
|idence OF his people and also OF
.en Isabelle. his wife. who Joined
rebellion against him.
III the twenty-hrAt OF september In
II, a great FIRE broke In the
Of New York, which was then In
4 possession Of the British. None
II 1000 huua+s wers burned
II i1Sa on The t~wenty-hrst OF sep
Der the first issue OF the American
'y Advertiser Of Philadelphia APP
rcd. THIS was the hrst daily news
'er published IN the Uniir,l stales.
II the twenty-Nrst 4 ,pteInLsr
l7s2, royalty was abolished In
'nce by the national assembly and
| country declared a republic
1903 on the twenty FIRST OF sep
'hcr. Robert Emmett. the Irish
lot. WAS hanged in Dublin for
treason In conspiring FOR the
th OF George III. aud ior lrovld-
arms Tor the rebels.
la the twenty first OF September
si6, the American army ander
4 cral Zachary Taylor made the
attempt to carry by storm the
nscs Of the city Of Monterey,
kicO. The attempt was a failure.
. 1895. on the twenty first Of Sep
her. an international athletic con-
In which the Americans defeated
British In an the eleven events,
held in New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
|MAREADLES SALES
MADE BY
NEW MEXICO MOTORS
How Many Cars One Can
oil But How Many Gan We
let to Sell Is Situation in
automobile Trade.

I Is not how many cars we can
but how many ears we can get
4eli" II the way N. N. Cudabac.
Ident OF the New Mexico Motor
Grafton summed ur the south
crn automobile market today, In
lasing the rsmqrkable selling rec
made BY his company during the
three weeks. Early this week
cudnbac announced the following
Of cars handled by his COM
be- 7-passenger Chandler touring
10 =. 81. Wei Of Albuquerqusi
4-paHsenger Dispatch model
ndler 10 Mr. Guy l.. Rogers OF AL
ieruue: one 7~-passcngor Chandler
hng "a to Mr.. Henry O.. Coors.
d Of Albuquerque: one 5-~panscnger
touring car 10 ~. y N. Farmer
lbuqucrque; one b-paasengcr Hup
lnE car To Mr.. George lnele OF
ncia. one 81 7--pasaenEcr Cadillac
ing car: one -t-passenTer Cadillac
Alton TO two customers In Las We
New Mexico; one Cadillac en-
III Sedan to Col. Alfred Gruns-
one -4-paasengcr Cadillac 81
ton to Walter NJ. Connell, who
/ MlNu NINfIfu "a NNNAAnntNNktN Nnh~
for spring delivery.
addition TO the above they con-
ed 10 deliver to their association
PRS In Santa Fe and Las Vegas.
|ty Chandler cars and thirty
BLAND cars within the next three
ihs They also have sold for de-
II IN the month OF October. one
Cadillac touring car to MIR. Ar
Scligmnn OF Santa Fo; n T.
cnRer Cadillac phaoton TO Mr.. j..
Reynolds OF Albuquerque aud one
q sscnger Cadillac touring q TO
Albert sims Of Albuquerque.
addition to the above the COM
this week concluded contracts
4 two associate dealers In Gallup,
Nor 20 Chandler ears during the
h. the present season and M for
lovelanda for the balance OF the
obn. They have an application for
dfiiac sub-agency In Gallup with
|rdcr for 10 Cadillac cars but this
been declined owing to the over
Of Cadiliacs Tor the balance Of
0i9 season.
e have sold our entire allotment
Adilnrs for the 1919 season." Mr..
hnc said today and have twenty
d orders for Cedillacs Tor doliv-
. Is soon as the 1890 models COM
n te coming through the factory"
III q result OF the great demand
6.he Chandler and the new cleve-
cars I am going TO Oklahoma
IN ncXt week to confer with Mr..
hmm. president OF tn Markham
Id company. distributors for the
Invest for tho chandler and CicVe-
cars. to see II he cannot arrange
the manufacturers to double the
4 nj number OF these cars that
been allotted so New Mexico. II
longer q question OF selling cars
be number We can sell. II IN all
n cstion OF how many cars we can
To SCH. The present outlook
anta Ms In saying confidently that
an sell every car we can get dur-
he coming season."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
Iberculosis Society
, Make Big Campaign
With Red Cross Seals

linton p. Anderson. secretary Of
New Mexico Tuberculosis ~associa-
has Just returned from "a week
{ IN the southern part OF the state
IN ~ puso, whore he has been
mixing the Red Cross seal drive.
sale will amount to six times
L. than ever before, he says, aud
counties are organized and ready
begin on october 1 when George
Elements OF ~ Paso Will arrive to
charge In Albuquerque.
rretaries OF committees are: H. NJ,
OF Santa Fe. Santa Fc county.
Il Curun, Of Wagon Mound, Mora
Lty: w. A. Sutherland. Las cru
bona Ana county. Ralph \. Lynd,
ling, Luna county. NJ. W. Porter
OF Silver CitN. Grant county;
i -. Crowoll OF Lordshurg, Hidal-
bounty.
The sun., 1919-09-04
Police Department
Orders
APPnINTMENr..

AS PRoBATIoNARY PArRoLMAN.
To take effect September 2. -
william II. Cunningham. No. sos. to
Headquarters Div. training school.
PENSION.
PATROLMAN.
G rS take sssi ~ NJ ~ ssP ss,s
Appointed January 10. 1894.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
B1EuTENANTs.
To take effect 8 A. NJ. September g.
James Keenan,, nth Prec., 10 Gsth Prec.
Matthew X. Clarkin. 2sd Prec. TO 25th
Charles West. 25th Prec.. to 23d Prec.
MOUNTED PATRot.MAN.
stephen Downing, 3ad Prec, assignment
changed from mounted duty to foot patrol
PATRoLMEN
Julius e. Schenler headquarters DIV.
from bureau OF telegraph, Manhattan, to
bureau OF telegraph, Richmond.
T To- lake ,S effsGt i2;9l a. NJ September 2
roiij to precinets indeaSed, pG iedean was
leaves Of absence are hereby revoked.
James f, Flynn, 4, and Cecil w. Vllet, Al.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
William 2. Anderson. 18th Prec.. as
serve duty for 80 days from s A. NJ. Sep
Paul Teike soth Prec., excused from
reserve duty for 80 days from A Nj.
john i, ihanley, 4sth prec to Marin,
Div. for Is days, from A. N. septem-
From precincts indicated to 18TH 1n.p.
Dist. TO duty in raided premises for Is
days, from A. NJ. September /:
John lCress,L74i William Goodburn, IS:
"a, 1.r ~ gTS ns: 81, Charles E. Mason
From preci1cis indicated to Headuuar-
tiers Div. Training School. to duty at
campfire meetings. Speedway Park Sleeps
head Bay. from A. NJ. September ..
1913, until termination of said meetings:
Charles J. Reynolds. Jr., IS: william L.
Mott, Jr, 81; Otto prescher, sc; Thomas
Hall. 100; william searby, TAO; George ].
Crt wiley, 1923; Frederick c. Kuhn, Traffic
A; Edward NJ. Distler, Traffic b.
The following leaves of absence are au-
tho rized without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
Louis Schonfeld, 21st Prec., for day
from 4 7. N. September 8.
John j. Maher, 4sth Prec.. for day,
from 1901 A. NJ. September /.
The following sick leaves are granted
ACTING DETECTIVE sERGEANTS-SECi
OND GRADE.
Pasquale Marine, Detective Div. for 81
days. from A. NJ. September 0.
Amedeo Polignanl Detective Div, for 81
days, from A. NJ. August 30.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
LIEUTENANT.
John J. Gallagher. 10th Insp. Dist. from
1115 A. NJ. July 16. 1919, to IL p. NJ
August 4.
ACTING DETECTIVE sERGEANT-sEc.
OND GRADE.
Charles Rosenberg. Detective Div, from
$3.50 r. NJ. August 2s. during disability.
PATROLMEN.
Max Isaacson, LIST Prec., $3.50 p. NJ. Au-
gust 81, during disability.
Denis Egan, 7th Prec. 6:1o p. NJ August
16, during disability.
John Devereaux. 18th. Prec.. p. NJ
August IA, during disability.
Edward F. Burns; 25th Pre-: Ps NJ
Michael Connolly. s7th Prec., 7:15 p NJ
August is. during disability.
Rheinhardt Schmidt. seth Prec., $3.50 p
NJ August Z, during disability.
| Patrick s. Nealon. 4eth Prec.. YES A. M
July 2s to IL NJ August IL, 1919.
James Brady, 51st Prec., 10 "A. NJ. Au-
gust 20. during disability.
Vincent Burning. 9th Prec.. 1885 p
NJ. August %, during disability.
James Flood, 66th Prec.. 1915 A. NJ
August "a. during disability.
Thomas W. Reeker, 113th Prec, 5:4'
P NJ August IS, during disability.
The sun., 1919-09-04

Joseph. v. Haley, Bridge Pree, p. N.
:. John J. sullivan, Bridge Prec.. 1910
P. n. August 10, during disability.
Daniel ID. scannell Bridge Prec.. s;45
Thomas f. Cnrmody, Traffic Div. Sub.
ply 3. A. M. August rs, during dis
Maurice Downing, Traffic Div, Sub DIV
p, 1880 p. M. August 16 to 10 NJ. Au-
gust 10.
Div. b. 7:a0 A. NJ. August 10, during dis
ability
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
To take effect 8 A. NJ. September 4;
John J. Tenant, 18th Prec. to seth
Pfec.
Frederick Heppenhsimer. ssth Prec. to
10eth Prec.
George, d. Butler. 57th Preo to Tranic
Div, Sub-Diy. b., Assignment to bicycle
duty discontinued.
The sun., 1919-09-04
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hail Post Office station,
New York, at p. M, es follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and spe-
cially addressed mail for New Zealand Wis
San Francisco, IS. sonoma Sept l.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia Siam. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. via Seattle. SIS, Protesilaus,
Sept 6.
Netherlands East Indies and specially ad-
dressed mail for Japan, via San Francisco
So. Bintang. Sept, 10.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, Siam. Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, Via Van
couver and Victoria, B. c.. SIS. Monteagle
Sept 10.
Sept IL
Fiji islands. New Zealand and Australia,
via Vancouver and Victoria, B. G., Sc
Niagara, Sept. II.
The sun., 1919-09-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To.dav

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day.
Europe excerpt Norway Sweden. Denmark;
West Asia, via Liverpool; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. Ireland, Egypt, Brit
ish India, British East Africa and Malta
S. BelRic, 8 A. NJ
South Africa, Via Cape Town: aiso parcel
post mails for Union OF South Africa, SIS.
Clan Cumming, o A. NJ
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany, Lith-
uania and Latvia, via Chnstiansand, Chris.
tania and Copenhagen; also parcel post
S. United States, lose A. N.
Friday.
Liberia and Cold Coast via Monrovia, Sec
oondee. Accra and Winnebah: also parcel
post mails for liberia. ss Bendu, A. NJ.
tania; also parcel post mails for Norway,
81, Stavangerfjord, $3.50 A. NJ.
Saturday.
Germany tparcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence, via Hamburg, S..
France, Belgium, Rumanis. Bulgaria. Lux.
emburg, CEeeho slovakia. Jugo Slavia, Ger.
man Austria, Poland. switzerland, Italy,
Spain, Greece. Portugal Egypt, British India,
British East Africa, Malta, Ceylon, Straits
Settlements and Persia, via Havre; also par
eel post mails for France, Algeria, Corsica
and Tunis S.. Rochambeau, $50 A. NJ.
Italy. (parcel post mails and specially adj
dressed correspondence), via Naples and
Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany, Lth-
uania and Latvie, via Gothenburg; also par
eel post mails for Sweden. Sc. Stockholm,
10 80 A. M.
The sun., 1919-09-04
suRROGArr.s NnTIcR.

I~e>.~-rS~ ~~--r-~~>~-~>"-~~~~~~o-
SHELDON. GEORGE Rim pursuancs
q Surrogate' of the County OF New YorI
notice Is hereby given to all persons haSins
claims against George R. sheldon. late OF
the same with vouchers thereof to the az
scribers at their place Of transacting busi.
ness At the Smee ., Simpson,. Thsehsr 4
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan in ~.
city q New Yerk' State q New York. on
Datea New York, the l2th day of Max
ISIS. CENTRAL. UNION TRUST CoMPASx
OF NEW YORK. RICHARD WHITNEy
LETT, Attorneys for Executors 81 CAD,
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New Yoss
CITY.
The sun., 1919-09-04
GIRLS AssArLANT HUNTED.
Bioodhoands ON Trail a. Crowd
Seeks Vengeance.

Vance. 16, Is lingering between life and
death as the result of an attack by a
masked white man, feeling IL to-day
running high among the residents OF
Scott county, who threaten to deal sum-
marily with the criminal II he Is caught.
The mask and clothing worn by the
man were found In a barn and sus-
picion points to an ex-convict The girl
was on her way to school when she was
seized from behind by a masked white
man. She was bound and gagged. After
frenzied efforts the girl was able to
release the gag and cry out Her as
sailant escaped. AS soon as the child
was discovered, bloodhounds were put
on the trail of the assailant.
The sun., 1919-09-04
GERMAN SHIPPERS
HERE FROM HAVANA
Proud of Fact They Damaged
Their Vessels Engines on
Internment.
SENT TO ELLIS ISLAND
Resent Order Depriving Them
of Liberty While Awaiting
Boat for Home.

Still proud of the fact that they had
damaged the machinery OF their ships
after interning the vessels at Havana,
twenty-six members OF German crews ar
rived here yesterday on the Ward
Liner Mexico None OF the party was
allowed to land. All were taken directly
to Ellis Island on a tug, where they
will stay until arrangements are COM
pleted through the Swedish Legation at
Washington to send them back to Ger
many.
The ship masters who arrived were
Capt. Rudolf Schum2n OF the North
German Lloyd freghter Clesant. Capt
Kurt Blanchard of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
liner Constancia, Capt. Karl Schroeder
Of the Schultz liner Ardelhite, and Capt
Otto T1ichbaum of the Kydonia. Capt
Schuman, who acted as spokesman for
the party. said that 1t was his first
visit to New York and that he was
anxious to see the city and TO visit
his nephew, Herman Schuman, SOB
Washington street, Hoboken. He ex-
hibited some Irritation when told that
he and his companions would be sent
to Ellis Island for an indefinite stay,
and said: 1--WE have been free in Ha-
vana since July II and l see no reason
why we should not be allowed to go
ashore here"
The officers and crews were all ready
to celebrate Easter aboard their ships
on April Z, 1918, he said, when Cuban
soldiers interrupted the proceedings.
I'VE even had the eggs all prepared
when they told us to go at once and
. we had to leave everything behind"
said Capt. Schuman sadly, two years
imprisonment having failed to dull the
memory of the feast. First they
placed us in Moro Castle. then in
Cabanas Fortress and later in the bar
racks outside the fortress 1 would
rather not say how we were treated"
When asked II the crews had dam
aged the machinery of the vessels prior
to their removal, the German skipper
grirned triumphantly and answered,
Sure, we did"
There is still another German mer-
chant captain at Havana, Capt. Schu-
man said He is Capt. Karl Graus of
the Hamburg American liner Bavaria,
and he has with him nineteen other
officers and engineers. Capt Schuman
and Capt. Eichbaum haye enjoyed lib
erty in Havana since last Christmas.
but the others were released from con-
fnement only on July II.
Among the other passengers on the
Mexico was c. s. Titus, former pro-
fessional sculling champion and coach
of the 1910 Princeton crew. He coached
the Nautico Boat Club crew at Varade-o
Beach, Havana's Newport. They fin
ished second in the races held two weeks
ago, he said.
Gen. Eduardo P. Ujol and Col. Mat
thias Bettencourt of the Cuban army
also arrived as did Miro Luque, the
Spanish Consul at Charleston. S. C. The
ship brought 159 first cabin passengers,
seventy-four in the second cabin and
twenty-eight in the storage.
The sun., 1919-09-04

FRENCH. JOSEPHINE BoNAPARrp
In pursuance OF an order OF Honorab.
81 Sew York NOTICE is hereby T,y ouhy
all persons having claims against 10.
sEPHINE BoNAPARTE FRENCH Iats ~
the County of New York. deceased -
present the same with vouchers thereon "a
the subscriber. at place of citing busIs
mss, No. sos East 18th Street. in the Citv
october next. Dated. New York, the i7ts
day OF March. 1919. MARINUs wILLETT.
Attorney for executor Sss Fulton Street.
Executor.
The sun., 1919-09-04
PROPOSALS..
CORE AND WASH BORINGS.
NEW YORK STATE BRIDGE q Tunnel,
COMMISSION
. AND
NEW JERSEY INTERSTATE BRIDGE
AND TUNNEL COMMISSION.

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y,
Sealed proposals, addressed to the under
signed. will be received at the ofice OF
the New York State Bridge and Tunnel
Commission and the New Jersey Interstate
Bridge and Tunnel Commission, Room lilo
No. li5 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan
New York City. until September gard, 1918
at o'clock p. NJ, for land and river Dor
ings from the vicinity OF Canal and VarIclt
streets New York City, along the line of
the proposed .vehicular tunnel under the
Hudson River!eto the vicinity OF Grove and
Twelfth streets, jersey City. The approxi-
mate quantities required for this work are;
Land sections 1900 feet OF casing, $40 feet
of core. River section: 1900 feet of cas-
ing, $50 feet OF core. Proposals must he
in the form and upon the blanks pre-
scribed by the Commissions and shall be
accompanied by. two go certified checks
for 100000 each. Information for bidders
form OF contract and specifications NAV be-
obRined from Mr.. c. NJ Holland, Cbief
Engineer, Room GA. Hall of Records, New
York City.
GEORGE r. DYER, Chairman. New York
State Bridge and Tunnel Commission
WELLER H. MOVES. Chairman Now
Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Com
mission.
September End. 1919.