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REALTY JOTTINGS.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany made the recently reported build
ing loan of $4,000 to the Seco Holding
Company for six story apartments on
Riverside Drive. 1913 feet north of 18TH
street, 111.7x129.9.
Louis p. Dowdney has been appointed
agent for the apartments at northeast
corner of Eighty-fourth street and
Riverside Drive. rs Riverside Drive. 31S
West Seventy-fourth street, 226, 22S, 2f,
249 and 25l West Seventy-second street
and ia East Fifty-sixth street.
On January l James l.. Van SAINT,
operator, for twenty years at 156 DroaG-
way. will remove to i19 Nassau street.
Harris, Vought & Co. were the brok-
ers in the recently reported sale OF 20
East Fifty-sixth street for Emily Il.
Fairchild to Art Centre Inc. \
Stephen c. Clark is the buyer of the
tenement at PA East 111th street. sold
recently.
Joseph Goldberg Is the buyer of the
apartment at 1915 Brook avenue, sold
recently.
The dwelling at 81 West Seventy-first
street, reported sold recently, was pur-
chased by Richard E. SteileT.
Robert E. Bonner is the buyer Of the
dwelling at sol Madison avenue, sold
recently through Douglas L. Gilman q
Co. and Dwight, Archibald & Perry.
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ham road corner in that deal is reported
to have resold the plot TO interests who
have in mind an important Improvement.
The property had previously been sought
by theatrical concerns. Two blocks TO
the east, at Valentine avenue and Ford
ham road, is the new Keith Fordhan
Theatre.
Nicholas Leopard sold for the G. & f.
Construction Company, I. Click, presi-
dent. the five story apartment house,
5Ox130. at sci and s23 Cauldwell ave-
nue., to Mrs. Audezia Guarliardo, who
gave in part payment the three story
two family house at the southwest cor
ner of 10th street and caldwell ave-
nue.. 20x103.
Through Frank ]. McRickard Frank
Angedill. a builder. purchased three
vacant parcels in the Moss estate tract
on West 10th. street, near Grand ave-
nue., University Heights. The sellers
were L. Hohmeyer, 50x100; r. Simpson,
50x100 and j. Guttag. 25xl00. compris-
ing combined plot 125x100. upon which
he intends to erect dwellings from plans
by Frank Vitolo They are TO be COM
pleted by early spring. Mr.. McRickard
also sold for e. B. Teichman the two
family dwelling in 1880 Shakespeare
avenue, and for ]. Claverie the plot COX
100 on the south side OF west l7oth
street 1876 feet west of Grand avenue.
Louis s. Gessner sold to Julius Weber
the three story dwelling at 745 East
1880 street, 16.Sx100. Eugene L. Larkin
sold for Mary Klein Palizay the eight
room detached frame dwelling at 1875
Fort Independence street near 234th
street, 25x150 The new owner is Ed
ward Kenn. The Trask Building Com
pany sold to Leo p. Kelly the plot, Sox
200, at the northeast corner of Long
fellow avenue and 174th street The
s. L. Aronds Company and Charles
Moebus sold for the Grafein Holding
Corporation 2159 and 1853 Morris ave-
nue., corner Cameron place. 100x94, with
two new five story apartments. Morris
Krone sold to Morris Letter the three
story dwelling at $40 linton avenue,
25x75
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son. n. y; First Lieut.. C. c. BARLEY; to
Savannah proving ground, Savannah; First
Lieut.. Sterling C. Robertson. assigned 70
Twentieth Infantry, Camp Travis; capt.
Charles l.. Marsh, assigned TO ixty-fourth
Infantry; Capt. Seeley b. Fahey, assigned
10 Eighteenth Infantry; Major Allen X. Kim
ball. to West Point, N. Y.
CAVALRY-Major Joseph w. Viner, spe.
cial orders December o. amended TO direct
him TO report for temporary duty IN ,,, con- y,
nection with his resignation; Lieut.. william
p. Medlar will proceed from Maria. Tex,
TO base hospital. Fort Sam Houston; Major
II. M: Pendleten. Fort Riley, is assignee 70
Fourth Cavalry, to Fort Brown; Lieut..
Harold Il. Eastwood, assigned 10 Seven
teenth Cavalry, San Francisco.
FIELD ARTILLERY-Capt. Arthur l..
Dasher, assigned TO First Battalion. Eighty-
third Field Artillery, report 70 commanding
officer of the regiment to which assigned ;
First Lieut.. Leonard II. Frazier. assigned
p. b. Hochwalt. retired because OF dis
ability incident to the service on account
of gunshot wound received Ma action.
ENGINEERING CORPS-Major Leon p.
Lyon. 10 Philadelphia; Capt. Il. a. Radford'
to this city and report to Chief OF En-
gineers: Major William A. Johnson, 20 san
Francisco, then TO Honolulu. Hawaii. ana
report to commanding General, Hawaiian
Department; Major J. J. Loving, 10 Mont ont
gomery. Ala. TO take station; Lieut. I:
Elliott ]. Dent. to San Francisco; f1rss
Lieut. s. John n. Hartman and Frederick
w. Deck, TO New York city for temporary
duty. then TO Antwerp, and report to com
manding General. American Forces In Ger,
many; Capt Alexander S. Alderman and
First Lieut.. Gordon c. Day. assigned to
Eleventh Engineers. New York city.
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ESTATES APPRAISED.

REID, MARIA NJ. august 2, 1sl9l-Gross
estate, S155, 1854; net estate, $14S 436. the
beneficiaries are John, Joseph. james and
Leo Reid. brothers. and Ellen McGoey'
sister
WEBER, META March %. 1919 -Gross es-
tate, $3.50, 1856: net estate. $219,23s. Arthur
l.. X. Volkman. brother. is chief legatee
Gross estate, s103, 5SS; net estate. $lTS,-
774. His brother, L. p. Eberlin. and his
son, Frederick G.. Eberlin, receive the bulk
of the estate
CRAGIN EDWIN b. October 81, 1873
Gross estate. s., 164, 2s7; net estate. 81 .0S5,-
9S3 The widow, Margaret w. Cragin. and
her daughters, Marion w. Cragin and
Alice c. Lewis. and her son, Edwin Cragin,
Jr.. will share the estate.
MOORE, ESTHER +. March 3, 1920)-Gross
estate, S143. 4s9; net estate, $13s.263 Sadie
r. Mills and Esther +. Hopping. daughters,
and w. ID. Moore, son, receive equal
shares In the estate.
STEWART, FRANCES G.. august "a, 1910
Gross estate. S129,516; net estate. $121 .169.
Three children. Mary, Frances and Fran
els, receive equal parts Of the property.
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BRONX MARKET SHOWS
SUDDEN STIMULATION

The parcel at the northeast corner of
Fordham road and Morris avenue has
been sold twice in the last week or 30.
The property fronts 167 feet on Ford
ham road and 175 feet on Morris ave-
nue.. and was purchased about eight
years ago by Mark r Kelly from the
Haskins family. which owned several
square blocks in the immediate vicinity.
Mr.. Kelly put up taxpayers and recently
disposed of the property In a deal said
to involve n lower Manhattan business
property. The new owner of the Ford
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A decline Of points in Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies Eek div. 81 to an so
equivalent was the feature movement
during yesterdays Consolidated Stock
Exchange trading. In the balance of
the list the trend was irregular, most
steels, motors, equipments and minor
rails rejecting accumulation at ma
terially better figures. while standard
rails about marked time and numerous
marines ami oils evidenced renewal of
liquidation.for lower prices.
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SIBIRBAN Ell.

The C. Hiiliard Ross property in Ards
ley Park. n. j., has been sold to w. ~.
Barnard, Jr. The property comprises
over an acre of ground and includes ar
Ellzabethan house and garage. Ken
meth Ives q Co were the brokers.
Harry w Conway sold to Augusta
Faas a two family house facing Lincoln
street. Monclair. for Sl3, 500. through
the Simpson-M Merritt Company.
Robert i. Farley Organization sold
for Mrs. Marie Fleming her residence in
Alpha place, New Rochelle, y. " to
Thomas J. Daley; also for Joseph A.
Caprani his residence in Westchester
avenue. White Plains. n. Y. to Alois
Trnka the violinist.
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aUEENsBoRoUGH DEALS.

Cross a Brown Company closed nego-
tiations for large plot on Vernon ave-
nue., south of the greensboro bridge,
which will be improved with $500, 900
service station from plans OF Frank s.
Parker OF Brooklyn by the Interstate
Land Improvement Company. IL will be
three stories and built by Carucci &
Wolpert of Brooklyn.
Romano allman Company leased for
William Klein to the Van Dorm Steel
Products Company the brick factory
building on the east side of William
street, 1877 feet north OF Freeman ave.
nue.. Long Island City, which adjolns
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the plot containing 10000 square feet
recently bought by the above concern
through the same brokers and upon
which new factory building will be
erected.
George w Copp Company. dealer in
automobile bodies, purchased the new
concrete two story building at Four
teenth street and Van Alst avenue. Long
Island City. having a floor space Of
As 900 square feet
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1850 PER CENT. DIVIDEND.

A stock dividend of 1850 per cent.
was announced yesterday by the Brook
lyn store Of Oppenheim. Collins & Co.,
along with an increase in capitalization
to $1,000 600. The par value of the
stock is 100000. The erection of a
100000 extension to the store is con-
tempiated The store manager attrib-
uted the big earnings to large sales at
moderate prices.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

MANAGEMENT OF real estate: attention
given equal to owner, man, long expert
enced will manage your property on econom-
ical basis. resulting In Increase OF values.
Phone Beekman 1878 TASK for Mr. Testa).
WE need listings of office space, sd TO 46th
sts., 4th to 9TH avs. inclusive. in units OF
500 so. II. and less: give full details; we
have many calls for office space OF this size.
SAMUEL KRONSKY, INC. Marbridge Build
ing, Broadway and saith st.
WANTED-Room with north light for studio.
near East Cad St I45 Herald. Herald so.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORIEg FOR RENT-34 900 so. IT,;
floors, ZOO or 1000 IT,; separate:
modern buildings, sprinked elevator. cleo
tricity. heat: Bradley Building. 18th st. and
Ver.Ton av., Long Island City; s minutes
s:Sm Grand Central Station, blocks from
o.. subways. 5 cent car fare. Principals only
address A. j. BRADLEY. owner, 101 Beck
man ST., New York. Phone 1901 Beei6nan.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
IA vEsEY STREET.

by Joseph L. Day
1s3D ST. 527 w. g, 1926 w Amsterdam av,
37.6x99.11. story flat and stores-Frida
Davidson agt Mary w. Lille ct al: Cohen.
Guttman Richter, attys; due, S3S,23O %
taxes, &c, $395.95 to Solomon sic eo
gel. .............'....'' 'so''iVo
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Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
BROOKLYN REPORTS.

Julius Rosenberg with Cary-Hamon &c
Co. leased a two story building at 223
Wallabout street TO Baird Martin q Co.
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REAL ESTATE-FRANCE.

FOR sale in Mulhouse (Alsace). large town:
large property. 2 hectares: furnished cha
teau and large villa, park; latest comfort.
ly inhabited by American Consul: would
especially suit sanatorium. Offers to No.
2014 Agence Havas. Mulhouse Alsace.
France.
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Army Orders

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. Dec. 80.
These army orders were made public to-
day
Major Lloyd Il. Bennett assigned to
Thirty-eighth Infantry. Camp Pike: First
Lieut.. j. l.. Bachus, to Jefferson BARRACKS :;
First Lieut. r. b. Mcclure, detailed as as
sistant professor OF military science at New
York Military Academy. Cornwall on Hud-
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED,
Borough of Brooklyn.

MONTGOMERY PI.., 5o--Near Prospect Park
subway, In best block OF entire Park Slopes
IL rooms, baths, basins, 3 toilets. dumb
waiter from basement to top floor; steam.
electricity. NICOLA, ia State st. Main
19TiW
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island--Sale or Rent.
A REAL SACRIFICE.

A REAL SACRIFTCE.
Handsome English stucco homo Of 10
rooms and baths, with garage, on beauti-
fully shaded corner plot; southern exposure.
facing 100 feet on parked boulevard and 105
feet on cross at. large sun porch off living
room. with glass enclosed breakfast room
sleeping porches on second floor. hot water
heat and all improvements; built IN 1913.
s2i 500; could not be replaced for S35 900.
Phone me before noon for appointment 70
inspect r. n. HoNBERGER, Fitz Roy zoos.
I w. 3ith St
EpRTNGFTEI.D, T.. l--Houses and lots, bar.
Telephone Springfield 1871
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

The undersigned will sell at Public Auction
at the Exchange Saesroom. Nos. 1916 Vesey
St New York City, on December 31st, 1920.
at IL o'clock noon. by Joseph p. Day, Auc-
tioneer, an undivided one-half interest In the
following property:
All those certain lots situated In the Borough
OF Manhattan, New York City, being located
on the south side of West Tooth Street, dis
tant $50 feet westerly from Broadway, hav-
ing n frontage OF 100 feet on bcNL 18sth
and 169th streets and $50 feet deep on both
the easterly and westerly sides of said dis
tances and dimensions, more or lees.
Sold subject TO unpaid taxes. tax psns and
tax sale, approximating $40, 900 and interest.
Dated New York, Dec. 28th, 1920
CHARLES NJ. ROSENTHAB, Owner.
1872 Nassau ST.. Nsw fork.
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Miscellaneous.

OFFICES. LOFTS, WAREHOUSES;. SHOW
ROOMS, all sections. ]. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 80 Nassau St. John iii. 81 e.
42d St. Vanderbilt 9175.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE clients for good proposition; ready to
act Immediately. CHAS. FURRER, Al
West 34th st.
WILL lease properly In need @; repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
500 9Th av.
WE manage property; will remodel your
building TO rent or sell advantageously.
O'BRIEN-DISBROW CO.. ia Liberty st.
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Borough Of Queens--sale or dent.
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sITH, 83q West.--One or two floors, fui
nished. In beautiful private house,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A.-A.-Riverside Drive. 466 Corner 10th
IS rooms, baths. extra lavatory;
completely furnished. Morning 9245.
ATTRAcTIVELY furnished four room apart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
FUND CAMPAIGN OF
AMERICAN LEGION
Exhibition to be Held in Whining
ton During the Week OF
May 3l-Junc 5. u

To raise funds for home for the ex-
service men of Delaware, the American
Legion has opened campaign headquart-
srs in the Church Building. The under
taking is TO be conducted in manner
that is entirely different from any other
money-raising effort in Delaware.
To secure the amount needed a circus
is to be held during the week starting May
81 and ending June 5. In connection with
the circus there is to be an exposition OF
products manufactured and sold in Della
ware.
For the industrial exhibit there will be
100 compartments leading into the main
tent. The business men are showing an
active interest in this portion of the under
taking.
The money so raised is TO assist in pro-
viding permanent care for ey-servlce men
who were incapacitated by service IN the
world war. Besides this, the campaign is
designed to encourage 100 per cent MEM
hcrship in the American Legion.
70 secure the assistance ofNthe public,
the Department of Delaware,N American
Legion, has decided to put its appeal on a
strictly business basis and give value re-
ceived, or possibly a trife better, In ex-
change for what the public spends to
make the venture successful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
A Glimpse of the Special Sale Prices

Pillows, reg. Sl.50 to S5.75. This
week SIPS to S5.25.
Blankets, reg. $3.50 to SIS. This
week 81 TO $3.50.
Foord Special Cotton Felted Mat
tress, $3.50.
Cotton Felt Mattresses, reg. SIS TO
$50. This week Sl6.25 TO S27.
Bernstein Mattresses, reg. SIS to
S31. This week S25.25 to $3.50.
Special Hair Centre Mattress, $50.
Felt Mattresses. reg. SIS to S33. This
week S16.25 to $50.
Hair Mattresses, reg. S35 to S4S. This
week S31 so 10 s43.5o.
Crib Mattresses, reg. $3.50 TO SIS.
This week S6.75 to Sl6.25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
CURB MARKET PRICES
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
Vegetables Maintain High Quota
tions; Eggs 40 to 55 Cents
a Dozen.
The following prices were quoted in the

The following prices were quoted in the
curh market yesterday:
Asparagus. 65 cents bunch; beets, 25
cents a bunch; cabbage, 10 cents pound;
celery, 10 and ID cents stalk; caulifower,
20 and 80 cents a head; cucumbers, %
cents each; green peas, so cents a quarter;
lettuce, 10, l5 and 20 cents head onions,
ID cents a quart; parsnips, % cents a
bunch; peppers, ) cents each; sweet and
white potatoes, % and 80 cents quarter;
string beans, 40 cents quarter; kale and
spinach, % cents quarter; tomatoes, 3 to
20 cents box.
Apples, 25 TO 20 cents quarter; bana-
has, 80 and 40 cents a dozen; California
pears, 10 cents each; grapefruit, 10 and
three for % cents; lemons, 30 and 35
cents a dozen; oranges, 25 to 75 cents q
dozen; cranberries, 10 and Is cents a
quart.
Eggs in the dairy stores were selling for
46 and 80 cents dozen; butter, 66 and -
cents a pound; on the farmer stands,
eggs were 80 and 80 cents dozen; butter,
20 to 50 cents pound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
Home From We ddin { Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray mond M. Foulk have
returned from wedding trip in the
South and are making their home for the
present with Mrs. Foulk's mother, Mrs.
Annie Armstrong, 1880 Walnut street.
Mrs Foulk was Miss Nellie NJ. Armstrong
The marriage took place "Wednesday,
March 81, at the parsonage of Scott M. T..
church, Rev. Thomas j. Sard, officiating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
Col. Jeryey to Divide Time.

Colonel ]. p Jervey, L. S. Engineer
Corps, in charge of Wilmington district,
sill be In the local Office Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, Col Jervey
has recently been put In charge of the
Baltimore district, as well as the VIII
nington district, and has prepared
schedule to divide his time between the
Two offices. On Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays he will be In Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Simmons Steel Beds, reg. SIS to
S64. This week $3.50 to SIS.
Brass Beds, reg. S37 to S45. This
week $3.50 to S40.50.
Iron Beds, reg. $40 to S64. This
week 50 to $50.
Wood Beds, reg. Sl7.50 to $50. This
week SIS to Sl35.
Kroehler Daveno Beds, reg. SSS to
S12O. This week $50 to S10S.
Couch Beds, reg. $50 to $40. This
week S32.50 to S36.
Cribs, reg. $l2 to S26.75. This week
S11 to S24.50.
Box Springs, reg. s3s to s44. This
week $50 to $40.
Wire Springs, reg. S11 so to SIS. This
week $40 to SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
Claude Guyer Dead. i.

The funeral Of Claude w. Guyer will be
held from his home, 1914 Jefferson street.
tomorrow. Mr.. Guyer who for twelve
years was manager Of the Pickwick
Theatre, died at the Homeopathic Hos
pitaI on Sunday Of typhoid fever. He
leaves q widow and two children, San
ford, IL years old, and Eugene, two
Burial will be made in Riverview ceme-
fa~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
BROTHER IN BLACK.
Isaac Bowers Makes Demand for Better
Treatment Of Negro Voter.

A plea for better political treatment for
the colored voters was made by Isaac
Bowers, chairman of the First District
Republican COMMITTEES, at meeting OF
Mems Republican Club. Charles H.
Colburn, chairman of the Second Ward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Every Evenings classified advertise
nents bring results. Proved by the salts
action of many and will be TO you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Republican Committee, made a similar
plea.
Mayor William G. Taylor urged active
participation in politics. The members
presented gold watch and chain with n
gold knife studded with diamonds to Mr..
Bowers in appreciation Of his services to
the committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
R. l.. Foord Furniture Co. R. L. Foord Furniture Co.
This is Bedding Week =!
r. l.. Foord Furniture Co.
r. L. Foord Furniture Co.
r. L. Foord Furniture Co.

o y that ie etan msnhnye ehH Nne bdp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-24
GEORGE SIMPSON, 16, INJURED WHEN
 GAR HITS AUTO
Youth is Painfully Hurt in
 Accident on ! Cherry

George Simpson, 16 years old, IS in the Davis hospital painfully in- jured as the result of an accident which occurred yesterday afternoon in front of the Davis hospital, on Cherry street, when the Hupmoh!le automobile which he was driving col lided with a street car. Simpson is the son of w. T. Simpson, who lives on the Sulphur Springs road. The injuries Simpson sustained include cuts and bruises about the face, and the loss of several teeth. lmmedi- ately following the collision, he was taken into the Davis hospital and given treatment. He was operated on early last night, and doctors at tending stated his condition was not serious.
 The accident occurred about 4:3C o'clock yesterday afternoon. It was stated last night that young Simpson stopped his car in front of the Davis hospital where a young lady with whom he had been riding. got out of the car. In driving off, Simpson turned hi scar into the path of the approaching street car and his cal was struck. The automobile was badly torn up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-24
Magee Will Stir National League
 With Revelations

Cincinnati, O.. March g -Revela tions of a sensational nature arc hinted at in an announcement made today bv Lee Ma"ee, former major leapue ball player
 "On Saturdav." said Maoee, "1 shall make public the charges on which the National leaeue bases it's actior in barring me from it's circuit. I'll show the documents, both in my favor and against me. And let the public judge whether Eve h"en f"ir- lv treated. I'll add to this. Pm going to burn nv bridges and then inn" off the ruins. If Pm barred I''l take quite a few noted people with nc pll show up some people for tricks turned ever since 1906. and there will be merry music in the baseball world."
 Pohert s. Acorn Maoee's attorrnv ~aid John Hevdler. president of the National league has b"en asked to 'n- veetica+e charpes reflertirr on Ma pee made bv tho National league maonate, and added:
 of Mr Hevdler persistr in ignor- inp Maone's charoes aoeinst. t"f rapnates and refuses to hear them the same will be made public b. Maoec."
 Mapee. it is said was ref"sed 2 contract hv the Chicago Nationa teaoue club for 1o20