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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
BASEBALL MAGNATES
TO MEET DECEMBER 10
Ban johnson Names Chicago aA PInce
$40 for Owners TO
Convene.
Especial to TIA. :TimeE- Dispatch. ]

& CHICAGO. Nrv. ..3o..-Presideut Ran
johnson. OF the American League. to-
night issued a formal call for the an
in Chicago, December 10. He select ed
Chicago as the meeting place. although
Harry Frazec OF ihc Boston Club;
Jacob Ruppert, Of the New York Club.
members OF the board OF directors.
called 4 meeting of their own in New
York on the same date
specified the date on which the league
meeting Should be held il does not
name the place. but as president Of The
league i think ! have The privilege OF
selecting the city" President Johnson
said.
II have no comment to make on the
action or the three directors, who are
seeking to summons the club owners
10 New York"
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Fifteen Teams Start
in International Race
Inv A,.ocinted Pre1,.J

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The annual
siA-dhy bicycle race began tonight
at the MADISON square Garden over
track which measures nine laps
10 the mile.
In addition to the cash prize.
for the winning mud placed teams
nj the finish Of tho event, $500 will
be awarded cnch day to the sprint
winners. Fifteen tcamk, picked
fro:n the best riders in the world,
ten of whom champ In
their respective classes make up the
thoroughly International field of
starters, nS follows:
mcrirnu-Gouiiet and Madden.
French MISUNDERSTANDING and EGG.
Austraiinn-A me-icnn-MaEin and
cSiinarn.
New Yorll-Eaton md Kaiser,
observation-disclosures and Spoissons
Itatinn-I}r0cco mud VERT.
Observation-Disclosures and Tt
berghien.
Boston-IIill and Drobach.
CallfUrnia-Iianley and Lawrence.
Cnnndinn-An ierican-Sp and
Chapman.
Long islnnd-Cnrman md Lang.
ltniinn-k Hello and
Thomas.
NcwnrlS-weber nnd Keller.
f'rcnc!i-AretS and Reyi.
New Jersey-COrburn md Kop
sky.
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PRINTERS LOSE FIGHT
Paris Competitors Return to worys
when Strike Fund In Exhausted
After Twenty Days.
fBy Universal Servicc.I

PARIS, Nov. 3O.-Orsanized labor in
France received it's first important set
back since the war today whom the
Paris comppsitors, their strike fund
being exhausted, agreed to resume
work.
The strike lasted twenty days and
presse de Paris. a joint edition OF all
ne, Dig n1n-Socialis1 dailies. with a
T fT"i S'ISeora1,0n or 100000. and tho
anu Labor organ serving about L.
0 .,.,, readers. Tomorrow tho daiiics
VIII resume printing their re",ior
resulted in the publication Of tho
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IEhCL|sH ROYALTY TO SEE
BECKETT CARPENTER co
Prince of Wales and Other Notablcs
Will Witness Championship
Fight.
RoUT DECIDES EUROPEAN TITLE
Wealthy Belgian Sportsman Offers
Record Purse for Match Between
h Winner OF Thursdays Battle and
Jack Dempsey.
fRr l,nivcrsal scrrice.l

q LONDON. Nov. 30.-The Prince OF
Wales. Prince Albert and other mem
bers OF the royal family are expected
to attend the Bcckett-Carpentier fight
for the championship OF Europe Thurs
day evening. Interest in the bout is
widespread, and the presence among
the spectators OF many Cabinet mem
hers, admirals. generals and other not
ables is assured. 1t is also certain
that there Will be many women pres
ent.
The gate receipts are estimated at
100000, which viii he Il record for
admission to the club is $50. The win
ner will take s5c,V0s and the loser
$4,000. The fight Is TO begin at 10
p. NJ. and is scheduled Tor twenty
Paid So for First Fight.
1T received only 50 for my first
fight" Carpenter said today. Il have
had sixty eight battles altogether. l
had accumulated 100000 ut the be-
ginning of the war. but | invested it,
in the Lens coal mines, ana l suppose
it must be counted AS nearly a total
loss. On Thursday night l hope to
begin the rebuilding of my fortune"
r. Heeley, representing wealthy
Belgian sportsman, has offered SEQ
900 for q match between III. winner
of Thursdays bout and Jack Dempsey.
the fight to take place IN an opcn-air
arena in France next summer. This
tops Cochran's offer OF $4,000 for n
similar match to be staged in Olympia,
London. in May.
to Europe to help Heeley select 4
site and make other arrangements in
the event the match is made. Heely's
proposal is that the winner take Go per
that 20 per cent OF tho profits shSl go
10 the relief OF disabled warriors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
INJUNCTION PREVENTS
BASEBALL CONVENTION
Owners Of New York Club Secure
Restraining Order, Tying
Up Farley.
IBy Universal scrvicc.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-An injunc-
ton restraining President Ban John
son for attempting TO hold tho annual
meeting of the American Baseball
League, which he had called for De-
ccmber 10 in Chicago, has been OBJ
taincd by the owners of the New York
club. they announced mere tonight. The
Injunction is Incorporated in an order
procured from Supreme Court Justice
NcwburEer, which requires johnson
and the st. Louis and Cleveland clubs
to show cause before the Supreme
Court here tomorrow why the order
should not he made permanent
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Delinquent Property sn,.

cr Ef ECHBuRG, VA. Nov. 3o.-The
sue 10 DC held in Lynchburg for some
E ect9r Is oe in, advertised by city Col
iec'1r ~. Minor Davis for December
only thirteen bills for an aggreEate Of
Sana went delinquent for the 1918
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LocnI Tcmnernture Yesterday.

=, iOtiI TcmperIture Yesterday.
MAXIMUM temperature 20 y. M.... b3
Nininum Temperatures to l.. M.-... 30
sican tclnpcraturc yesterday ......... So
iEoriai tcmpcri,turc for this date.... ~
sSN''SS StSltTudS
Excess since March Observation-Disclosures. ia
EXCESS since January l............... 202
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serie. Created Sensation.

But IN order that there should be n
real tryout a ree-cornered series was
a,rrr arr between the shamociis and
me me i ;, yawl Sybraita. then show
n lhE P hedrs ena. speed, and like the
SW Wrora e., The series created such a
mat the late King Edward VII re-
9uested place on the deck OF the
shamrock II in the first race.
IT was a perfect sailing day. with ,
S,,a1e strong and true. but all OF Q
sudden suuall came tearing out of the
westerly end of the Solent and hit the
S 81 iIS, with rattle and a clang. In
Hh instant there was n loud crash.
%hen mast, sails. rigging and eveny
lnins ABOARD the yacht went with a
roar over the side. leaving the King.
deck. Oh the
Seeing the danger, the sailing ma stcr
OF ne other Shamrock bore around in :
tendlnE 70 come to the assistance of
ne siIlcken one, but the squall struclS
me oider cutter. breaking OFT her "a
I anu moving her topsail to pieces SO
mat the mainsail was hanging in a
1anEsero "a, condition. a majority Of the
hm mt" -, IN me vicinity We're diSmasted.
E Hd; HTIu aIi ely no one was hurt King
deck ,, and. although blocks and riseinr
we're strcwn all around him he esc5ne5
without Il scratch. " Seapeo
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l,Jc,,i IlniufuII.

Rainfall IL hours ending y. NJ. None
Natniall "a hours ending J.. M...... ~
deficiency Since March l............. 81
deficiency since January .1............ 81
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Special Data

Local Observations at 3 T.. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. west; wind velocity. 10
Weather at Il. NJ. clear.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale.

Automobiles Tor Sale. Il
ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY
1918 west BROAD. Phone Rouevard os,a
commonwealth Touring Cars and Oneid,
Trucks
BRAND-NEW MAXWELL ROADSTER
a REAL BARGAIN.
Brand new. The gentleman who mr..
chased this car the very next day decf,isd
ihat ne preferred ono of our cars and has
we WIN sell this car at a sacrifice and
s sc ~ ouick 30 don't wait until tomorrow
TERMINAL MOTOR CO..
NINTH AND CARY STREETS
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HOPES TO WIN YACHT CUP
SHAMROCK ~. MAY PROVE
CHARM TO UPSET BAD LUCK
EnEiand's Greatest Sport Enthusiast,
Lipton- May Cop American
Racing Trophy.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch,. !

,iaSSriTTcG,aS,i 70 me Times DispatCh.J
I.iptons three previous attempts to lit
the American Cur, his challcnEers were
OF Of good luck, but the tradition is that
c che fourth r SShamroek always works the
credited to a four-leaf shamrock is
t What fI mostly tsmpted Sir Thomas to try
visit to Ireland he was reported to
have stated that if he failed this time
until Succession he would KEEP build lid
ing Shamrocks as long as he possessed
Il racers keel.
produced more strikingly uniucky in
t ,s. lh9n the America Cup con-
share. When he first grasped the idea
of challenging for the trophy he wanted
the oldes, sailing organ !2a,ion in the
world; but the members there were not
and n b pGsit wn to back the Ghaienge
TO send the den from the ROYAL Ill
sterr Yacht Club.
siEnnr; and here again he met with
setback, for George Watson, who had
TeHsaG the III TOR to dS orn
first Shamrock. and Upton was forced
to- TO- turn TT, to VIII Fife Of Faulie, who
out big racing machines. Flies boat
Was followed by share of iil-luck.
to' III oHc OF races against the Col
umDia, the Shamrock carried away her
topmaSt. and although successfully re-
nircd the Sloop never seemed TO sail
veil aftcrward.
Shamrock III. Has Hard Luck.
After the failure of his first attemnt
ne succeeded in coaXing Watson TO de-
sign his challenger, Shamrock n of
I'oi. Of all the Shamrocks, this second
one was the most unfortunate ana II
mas been said since that she was the
chIet cause of Watson's early demise
whether such reports are true must
forever remain a question, but that he
mace huge mistake in construction
or the null was admitted by the de-
siSncr The fault of the big cutter was
mat she buried her nose too much when
CARRYING her full racing clothes anu
mat defect could only be remedied NV
having the most restepped about eigh-
teen inches further aft
Inis would have necessitated the
hauling out of the Shamrock ii in n
cradle and having the lead loosencd
from the underhody. Such Job would
nave taken about two months and at
me time was an impossi Utility. So the
Shamrock III had To carry her defect
IN the three races against the Column
Dia, in the second one of which she
was only, defeated by a small margin
In the trial races in English w?tSrs
Deforc she crossed the Atlantic Snam-
rock ii had the first Shamrock as a
lrlal boat and the racing of the pair
showed that over the thirty mile course
inc new boat was anywhere from ten
TO twelve minutes faster than the old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

suLLEESnD:cd. Sunday. November So 1919
a. ':t3 =; NJ: al the residence of her
sih.e. Mrs. /. Wunderlce. 6Js North Twenty.
s sMIi street Lille May. wife o. Henry X
'I E,. IN the thirty ninth year OF her age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

me funeral will take place Monday after
noon. december !. a. o'clock from Lebanon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

NARKEN-Thc funeral OF the late f,ba -.
II. Warren Will take Mace IRON, ~ l.. :.
fWnnd; ,Sa West Grace Street today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

fERGCsSON-Mrs. John +. Ferguson died
suuucniy sunday 81 $50 l.. Nj. at her resi-
uence, 100 SlcDonougn Street. She leaves
husband two daughters and three sons
10 mourn their loss
FunrsGI nutIcc ialcr
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sMiTM.Died. Saturday. November %. 1919.
,at n:lJ l.. NJ. 1T his residence near
Ieakes. Va Charles II. Smith. in the sev.
S ,, second year OF his age. lie leaves to
mourn their loss hts wife, five daurhIcrs
Mrs. NJ +. Ashoy. Mrs. j. i. Smith Mrs
p I,,,s a. s h,;Eisman: MIS-. A. s. Ashby ami Miss
E.ia sni'h; three sons. l.. NJ. w H. and
!. n. smith: also i've sisters and one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

uAU DiNG.-Dicd. sunday, NoypmDer So
iJi.. AT 3.lo h. NJ. AZ tho rrs.uruce or
ntr husband. 81 North Iwen>y -sIa,n street,
".!ie l'taii. vile VI NiliiaI1 y. IauluIIs
"Htu thlrty -iour years. TnH funeral wal
'ahe p!tGc tuesday morning ii o'cioCn
- lhe crave IA Oukwuou Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

fOihipS-lmmediate delivery on new Ford,.
with anu without Starters. State your of,
Ter Address Burenstein. l5oi Wcst cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

USED CARS-For used cars &c, Mullan
Motor Company. y, West Broad Street
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Lost and Found

FRATERNITY PIN-Lost. Alpha PHI AInba
=, raaterhiiy pin. set with pearls 3 6ta-
!.nonus ano ! blue sapphire. i,cward n re-
turned TO W. a Han. 1922 West Leigh. o.
III oi.ES-Strayed. November 81. one LIacE
manS mule one bay mule. Finder pien az
s.ll f.lchInond OIL Company. Reward
" ", gold wrist watch, medium
size saturday night, script monogram m
back Il. T. NJ. either In Riiou ne CI,,n-
iark gar Finder well rewarded Can Mad
ison t"i-W or return to SIC Seminary Ave
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Funeral Directors.

ana pPmidwln Phaup. funeral director
,,anu eH,Dsiuier. JOJ East Main Strcet
Madison l3!. Randolnh kGsa i S'lce'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

iHNnlSH-Died. Sunday. November 60 1918
at 500 r. Al. at her residence iOS Sni, ~
shePi,aru Street, Eleanor a.. widow OF the
80 D. w. farrish. IN the sixty -nInth year
OF hcr age She Il survived by three taurn.
iers. AiTs. T. "A. Broaudu. and Miss ANN, l.
*fr'sh; OF Hichmohd. and Mrs. K. Il. White
y. y. ana Vernon Parrish. OF Kichmond
folk. - wa
ri rlneral from the residence a. Ii A. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

JENNlNGS-Thc funeral OF Grace Beatrice
infant oaus inter OF Mr. ana Airs. George
"a. Jeh2inss. Wal take place touay AZ ! -
4. Al. iiS.it the home, 2,pl West TayIor
lntccincnt E!verview Cemetery.
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USED CAR BARGAINa -
5-PhSSENGER OVERLAND $50" S7oo
!-pASSENGER PAIGE 500
l-TON STUDEBAkER TRUCK s5Ss
S-PASSENGEH HERCULES siSS
D. A. PRENTISS
RANDOLPH 4es $40 w BpOA0
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28

of property.
2. Enforcement Of traffic and speed
ordinances.
8. Moral and sanitary cleanliness
for all parts Of the city.
4. Just and equal treatment to all
5. Strict economy and getting !
dollars worth for every dollar spent
8. A progressive and business ,ad-
ministration for. the upbuilding and
lest welfare of the City.
of the City.
Z. Play grounds for the children
s. Getting the city to pull together
for the common good.
9. Keeping the taxes as low az
can possibly be done.
10. Using my best Judgment and
ability in every instance to stand for
all things for the best interest Of the
City and against those that are not
IL. If you are interested in the
things outlined above the securing
such administration, will appreciate
your voting for me for Mayor and
Commissioner at large Of the City
Primary on July Sth.
Respectfully
FRANK H. THOMPSON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28

FOR SALE-This very desirable
close-in property-7-room house,
modern conveniences, on nice cor
ner lot, asphalt street, and orange
trees in yard. Special quick sale
price, reduced from $4,000 to $4,000.
The lucky purchaser will be pre-
scented with building lot valued at
$500. For terms and inspection
apply to W. Fiske Johnson, agent.
1904
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28

The inimitable Cracker Jones,
knight of the grip, knight Of the terp-
sichorean art, knight of the order Of
good fellows-good night, is passing
around with some mighty good clear
Havana cigars, called Cracker
Jones Special" Judging from the
aroma Of the one he always smokes,
they are hne. Mr.. Jones will take
your order for some or they are for
sale at drug stores, cigar stands and
grocery stores.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28
SOME OF THE THINGS l.
ADVOCATE AND WILL FIGHT FOR

1. An adequate and efficient police
force the enforcement of the present
ordinances and the passage and en-
forcing such others as may be neces-
sary for the maintenance of law ana
order and making and keeping the
city morally clean, and the protection
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28
CORRECT. SIT Down

James," asked the professor,
what are the tire words used most
among collge students?"
Il don't know" replied the limo
cent freshman.
Correct" said tn instructor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28

There was a man who loved bees,
He always was their friend;
He used to sit upon their hives
But they stung him in the end"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28

AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
Continued from Page A.
Seventh Chapters Of Mark
The public is cordially invited to
all of the services.
L. D. LOWE, Pastor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28

Christian Church
Sunday school and church services
at the usual hours.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28
MilGneryDe

In this department we carry most COM
plete line of Millinery, Hats for every time
and place, and in addition to a most repre-
sentative selection of correct shapes and
designs, we have most efficient manager
of the department with experienced assist
ants that design, build and finish any spe-
cial millinery that your personality or special needs
may demand RIGHT NOW this department is
specializing on Travelling Hats, Automobile Hats
and Wells and Sport Hats for Summer and Vacation
Your patronage is invited Your satisfac-
ton guaranteed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-28
Out-of-Town Trade

We
the
The sun., 1919-04-25
FORECLOSURE Sales.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK-ROSE :. ROBERTS, P'aint!G.
against AARON cor ARoNl GRUHER
HERMAN GRUHER, ~ al. etc. defend
ante.
In pursuance OF Judgment o: fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
in the sbov'-entit!el action and bearing
da'e the 18TH dav 81 March 1912 l. the
undersigned. the Referee In said Judgment
named. will sell at pub &c auction. at .hc
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1916 Npsey
street. in the Borough ., Manhattnn. city
of New York. on tn" 18Th day OF Apr,i
1919. at u O'Clock noon on that day, b,.
ARTHUR g. SHERIDAN. Incorporated
Auctioneer the promises directed BY said
as follows:
ALL that rrrtsin lot Of land with ,he
improvements thereon situate in Block 93t
on the Land Map Of the City ana County
Of New York and bounded and describ, d
as fN'lnws'
nEG1NN1NG At a point on IN. Easter,v
I'd" Of columbia street, distant one hun
ir"d and CITY feet norther,v from III.
Mort haast"ry corner OF Columbia AVID Riv
lniton streets and running 'henc4 Easter,v
on = In" Narell"l with Rivinrtcr Stree,
o." h"nd-"d feet thence running North
erlv on = lin" parallel with Columbia Street
twenty feet, theme" running Wcs.er,,.
on lin" parallel with RivinEton stree,
and TO md through certain partv wal
m" hundred feet to the Esstsr'y side n,
C"'un1hie street. and thence runntr1
snn'h"r'" along the Eastcrly side Of ca
i"~'hia street twen'"-hl'o foot tn the point
~ bog" ming he said several distances "a
t'norslons mor" or less and he,n.
known BY Nh" street Number as Eightv
si~ Columbia St-~et
Dated New fork. Na~cN ?ath. 1919
TOTIs W STOTrSRI'Ry Rarar..
MYFns GOT.DSNTTH. Attorn@vn ,or
painttn. 100 broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan, y. r, =.
The following is n diagram OF tho pror
srtv ~ he sold; Its street number is So
Columbia St
The sun., 1919-04-25
u. S. TRADE HURT BY
ARGENTINE STRIKES
r. s. Barrett Of American En-
bassy Says Workers Fight
for Their Rights.
LOOKS FOR COMPROMISE
Commercial Attache i'm Brazil
Also Returns With News
Of Great Coffee Shortage.

The Lsmport & Holt liner yauban. in
yesterday from Buenos Ayres and other
south American ports. brought Robert
D. Barrett, commercial attachc to the
American Embassy at the Argentine
capital and representative of the War
Irade Board. He said labor troubles
in Argentina had nearly stopped COM
mercial activity In the country. The
people had no confidence in the effort
or the Government authorities TO regu-
late labor conditions by doing the work
themselves. The country was prosper
GUS but because OF the labor troubles
u was almost isolated. one of the
causes OF the partial etagnation of busi-
ness was the rise In the cost of living
100 per cent and the advance In the
pay OF labor only 20 per cent. over
nearly all the world war conditions had
improved the position of labor but had
not SO affected Argentina. The work
men, Mr. Barrett said. were compelled
to strike. and they had produced agita-
tors that have made the situation more
difficult to handle.
The workers are ngat!ng for the
right Mr.. Barrett continued, ito bow
cott any ship that brings goods TO a
MN that Is, from their viewpoint, un-
fa'r to labor. The result is that Argen-
/ tina that normally has a revenue of
ABOUT 100000 a day from its custom
houses, receives now practically nothing.
RMS state OF fairs cannot go on long.
ana II looks az IL the Government and
its workers will be compelled TO get to-
gether and compromise. The effect on
the United States Is paralysis OF our
trade. The Argentine crops are enor-
nous and when left it was understood
that the country was to loan the allied
nations 100000. 900 in gold with which
to purchase the crops"
Theodore Langgaard do Menezes
commercial attache of the Rrss ilian En-
oassy In Washington, returned from a
three months trip to his country. He
said the 100000 propaganda for
Brazilian coffee would begin at once.
1t was true there had been heavy
shortage two years ago because of
heavy froets. he said. and the conditions
would not be normal until next year.
George w. Lawrence, president OF the
New York Coffee Exchange, got back
from an inspection OF the coffee growing
districts Of Brazil Other arrivals by
the VRuban were:
A. II. Titus. who has been superintend-
Ing the South American branches of the
National City Bank. and who will reas-
| sumo his place at vice president OF the
bank here: Kent Cooper. traffic mana ger
OF the Associated Press. who has beer
handling South American films for the
Bureau OF Public Information; Mrs
Grace Livermore. daughter OF the Amer.
| lean Ambassador at Buenos Ayres, back
with her children to join her husband
| Harry I.ivermors. in Boston: Frederick
W. Lonsfellow. lawyer of this city. who
has been in South America In the inter.
ests OF th9 American International Cor
poration, aid Hlarion n. Moreano, chan
cellor of the Argentine Embassy IL
Washington.
The sun., 1919-04-25
Rivlngton ST

Rivngton ST
The approximate amount ~ the lien o.
charge. TO satisfy which the above do .
scribed property In to he sold is $40 900 90
with interest thereon from the srd dAv Of
March, 1919. together with costs and allow
ance amounting to $4,000. with Interest,
from March 3-d, 1919. together with IN.
EXPENSES Of the sale, The approximate
amount OF the tsN"s, Assessments and
water rates or other lens, which nrc "a ha
allowed To the purchaser out OF the pur.
chas" money, or paid by the Referee Fl,
$500, 90 and Interest
Dated New YORK March c4th 1919
LOUIS ", SToTESBURY. Referee
The sal" In the above entitled action is
hAreby adjourned to Thursday. April sith
1879. ~ the same time aud place
Dated New York. Anil l6th. 1919
LOUIS W, STOTESBURY Referee
TIL" sale IN the FboNe untitled actior IL
h@r-by ruT;h7T postponed TO We.inssGs,
A"ril S0th 1919, at tho same time ana
piece.
Dated, New York Anril sith, 1918
LOUIS W. STorEsBURY. Referee,