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Of foreign affairs and acting minister
Of war In this ministry, Of which he is
the only member brought over from the
old cabinet, the objections of which to
the terms of the peace treaty forced Its
dissolution. .
The Turkish newspapers announced
that the day when the treaty Is signed
will be observed by the Turks gener-
ally as a day of mourning. The shops
and cafes win be closed as one OF the
signs of protest. 1t has not been pos
sible, however, for definite arrangements
to be made for the demonstration, as
there is lack Of knowledge as vet OF
the exact date for the signing Of the
pact. .....
The visit of Mustapha Kemal Pasha,
the Nationalist leader, to the various
fronts has resulted In his issuance Of a
general order requiring that all bands
Coz operating with the Nntionalists be
Incorporated In the regular army In an
effort to effect an organization necessary
for sustained action.
Entente military leaders here do not
believe Mustapha Kemal can persuade
the bandit leaders to submit to higher
authority and surrender control OF their
bands. Rich Turks at Samsun, Kera-
sunt and other Black seq ports are fee
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new YORK DENTIST
TOOK HIS own LIFE
coroner's Autopsy: Proves
Young Cuban Killed Him
self After Quarrel
INJURED GIRL is IMPROVING

New York, Aug, 2,-Dt: Benjamin
Dehwsrtz, deputy medical examiner
cleared up yesterday the mystery sur :
rounding the killing Of. Or. jose A.
Arenas, a young Cuban dentist, and the
wcunding Of another man. and girl
IN the dentists apartment on West
seventieth street Saturday, night, After
PERFORMING an autopsy on the body OF
the dentist. ass..
Notwithstanding the medical cxnm-
iners' verdict, Ignacio Marti and Juan
Maldonado are being held without bail
on charges of murder in connection with
his death. Magistrate Schwab post :
poned their cases until tomorrow. how :
ever, to allow Assistant Medical Exam
tner Schwartz, who conducted the au :
tepsy, to testify.
In his statement after the autopsy,
Doctor Schwarz said:
"A post mortem examination shows
that this was a clear case of suicide
on the part Of the dentist. after he had
tried to kill 1gnatio Marti and Mrs.
Ruth Jackson. a girl who had left the
dentist to live with Marti.
Mrs. Jackson told me this after
noon at Bellevue Hospital, where she
Is recovering from bullet wound in
hicted by the dentist, that she under
stood that Doctor Arenas had killed
somebody in Havana. Cuba, before he
came to New York.
Mrs. Jackson, who. is a perfectly
normal young woman. frankly told me
that she had left her husband, Elmer
Schultz. several months ago in Toledo,
came to New York and lived with
Doctor Arenas until about ten days ago,
when she left him to go to live with
younx Marti.
! when she left the dentist he cut
mp some of her silk stockings and she
tore up several colored collars and some
socks belonging to him in revenge for
this act. These were the torn collars
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The Mayor Saturday made an In
spection trip along the Delaware with
Director Sproule, Of the Department oi
wharves. Docks and Ferries, and Di
rector Caven, of the Department oi
Public Works.
"In looking over the Delaware and
Schuylkill rivers for bathing beach pur
pose, noticed a great deal Of scum and
oil In places, oil particularly on the
lower Schuylkill and Delaware, and
scum on parts of the upper Schuylkill
above the DAM" the Mayor wrote.
"In view Of what has been said about
the availability of Schpylkill and Della
ware water for bathing purposes, to
say nothing of its value for drinking
purposes; It occdrs to me the matter oi
deleterious deposits, particularly such
as may enter the Schuylkill above the
Philadelphia county line, should be q
matter for immediate consideration by
the state board Of health.
IT assume you are In touch with this
body, but II not l suggest that the
matter Of impurities above Philadel-
phia be made a matter Of negotiation
with the state board, with view OF
suppressing nuisances at the earliest
date"
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MINERS RETURN 70 WoS,
Won't BE at Full strenots
Few Days '

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 2.--fB, !,
P)-Bituminous coal mines in Ina,.-
and Illinois, closed last week becau..
a strike Of day men, were being reor..'
today, according to a statement -
from headquarters of the United M.
Workers of America this morning -
Ellis searles, editor of the, UNI.
Mine Workers Journal, said a ms,o,s
Of the men had gone back to wo,I !
response to an order BY John L. L.y,'
president of the miners organizat,o,
He predicted It would be a day or ,,.a M
however, before the mines wou,a y,
operating at full strength.
Reports from the Dicknell fe,d a,
largest In Indiana, indicated that Al, - -
mines were working. What del,v - y
reported was due to the locals No w. ~
ceiving the work order In time 70 u, us
It effective today, it was said. " "'a'
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ing to the interior, fearing Greek occu-
patton.
Athens, Aug. 2,-(By A. P)--
Adrianople Is quiet at present, accord :
ing to advices received here, Turkish
and other elements being either stunned
by the presence of Greek troops In the
city or resigned to the fate that has
come to them. Large numbers are said
to be preparing to leave Adrianople.
The Greeks are restoring civil adminis-
tration, In some cases retaining Turkish
officials. Telegraph service between
Adrianople and the outside world is be-
ing resumed.
Greek troops are finding large mum.
bers Of German and Austrian rifles and
cannon about the city, IL is reported.
Jafar Tayar, Turkish commandant ut
Adrianopie, Is interned in frame
dwelling. King Alexander Ia In Adrian
ople and is reported to be buying large
number of carpets.
Colonel Tayar is being we'll treated.
He Is in good health, but is experiencing
periods Of depression, partly due to the
manner in which he was deserted by
fellow officers. who, when he fell from
his horse, abandoned him senseless by
the roadside and made their escape.
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CLEANUP OF RIVER
IS URGED BY MAYOR
Wants Furbush to Cooperate
With State to Fit Sites for
Public Bathing

Mayor Moore today addressed a let
ter to DIR. G. Lincoln Turbush, director
Of public health, urging that he CO.
operate with the state health officials to
discuss means of cleaning up the
Schuylkill river. The Mayor made the
point It would be necessary to remove
conditions which cause the present dirty
condition of the river, In order that the
Schuylkill might be fit for bathing pur-
poses when the proposed bathing
beaches are ready for public use.
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Would.Be Avengers Dispersed

PendIeton, Ore, Aug. 2.-(By A
r.)-Quiet prevails today at the Una
tilla county Jail. where yesterday a
mob, after two unsuccessful attempts
to reach prisoners who killed the sheriff
during a Jail delivery a week ago. dis =
persed upon plea Of W. R. Taylor,
brother and successor of the slain of :
ficer. that his brother would not have
countenanced violence.
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Younr Women and Girls


Gods sprt
t
dealing that require" not only our our interest
Angeles
and there new bm In my umanbh
this
n original enoaS%
y onS
FUe back children the 0" who almost crossed the dark
''"'' Il She foghtw deah nd
little thing that she ha ~rSsSst
Then Life ' Death and ' Re % PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
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Constantinople, Aug. 2.-(By A. P.)
damned Ferid Pasha, the grand
vizier, has announced the formation of
new cabinet, composed largely of
members friendly to British interests,
according to political observers who are
well acquainted with the Affiliations Of
the new men. Damad will be minister
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Address Public Ledger Educational Bureau for Detailed
Information, or Communicate Directly With the
Hospital in Which You Are Interested

Miss sayward's School for Girls. overbrook.
phila" Pa; collssSS prep. Jahior, pspsTt
G6ssEyf 6sp MSS fIso SETY SS TYsGPfSsid ssRY&SsHidhp VII.
The Holman School ssot W.Inut
year September cad, 1920,
Elizabsth w, Braiey. A. B.. Headmistrsss.
THE PHEBE ANNA THORNE
open-Air Model School OF Dept Education
Bryn Mawr College. For Girls Primary
through college preparatory. Opens Sept al
For cataios address Ths Head Mistress
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TURKS WILL SIGN !
TREATY THURSDAY
New Cabinet Formed by Damad,
Is Friendly to British
Interests
BY the Associated Press

Paris, Aug. 2.A-Tbe treaty of peace
between the Allies and Turkey will be
signed Thursday, according to- news.
papers here. Premiers, Millerand, and
Giolitti will hold meeting in Savoy
this week and IL Is expected that various
points in disputes between Italy and
Greece relative TO Asia Minor will be
adjusted soon.
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PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH
AlleEheny General Hospital
cSg,iitGH.l.rS cSg,iitGHl and Pisg'enSary n's
a%;s'tsE,sn a.lsS Ta:Pi,aI Hospital
e. FFrSsn!Gis,s F6Sn!is Mospitsl
Pittsburgh, Hospitai, Sisters of Charity
ssutSsidGs e; 1SSsisGh;s HdaSi.pslIt HSspltal
western Pennsylvania Hospital
Pittston Hospital
PoTTsTowN
Pottstown Hospital
pott,v,,,. EoInI,r rGI,TTsvnLr
READING
Esadins hospital
ST. Joseph's Hospital
ray,or Yon|sdPTLEY RIPLEY PARK
n.., ROCHESTER,
Rochester General Hospital
Stat. uo,,,,., SCRANTON
Hahn smann Hospital
s.w,cs,.v YoIsI;ww IssEI;wwIoKLEH
Christian Fl. pssi ssHAaSN Aa.sNi;A
sPANGLER
Miners Hospital OF Northern Cambria
TARENTUM
Allegheny Valley hospital
UPLAND
York Hospital and Dispensary
WARREN
Warren State Hospital
WASHINGTON
washington City Hospital
WEST CHESTER
Homeopathic Hospital of Chester County
Chester County Hospital
WILLIAMSBURG
Columbia HOSPITAL
WLKES-BARRE
Wyoming Homeopathic Hospital
WILLIAMSPORT
williamsport Hospital
WINDBER
windber Hospital
YORK
York Hospital and pispensary
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JoHNsTOwN
Gonemaush Valley Memorial Hospitsl
The Kane Summit Hospital
LANCASTER
81. Joseph's Hospital
Latrobe Hospital
LEw1srowN
Lewistown Hospital
LOCK HAVEN
Lock Haven Hospital
headviiie City Hospital
McREEs ROCKS
Ohio Valley General Hospital
McKEEsPORT
McKeesport Hospital
MERCER
Mercer ssnitarium
Memorial Hospital
,.,,. NEW BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General Hospital
NEW KENsINGTON
Citizens General Hospital
YOUNGSTOWN
MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasant Hospital
PHILADELPHIA
American Stomach Hospital
Children'H Homeopathic Hospital
Friends Hospital
Germantown Hospital toermantown)
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hospital lCoIoredJ
Mt, Sinai Hospital
Philadelphia orthopedic Hospital
protestant Episcopal Hospital
g. Agnes's Hospital
e. TTimothy,s HHspital Rozborourh,
School Of Nursing. Hospital of Gradual
School OF Medicine. University .
Medico-Chirurgicsl Hospital
Women's !HosoitaI Of PHILADELPHIA
School Of Nursing for Women Psnr
ylvania Hospital. Department 10
PPssn.a and Nervous Diseases Owes
Women's Homeopathic Hospital
PHILIPsBURG
COTTAGE State Hospital
PH0ENIXYILLE
Phoenixville Hospital
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ARLINGTON
Arlington Memorial HospitaI
ALLENTOWN
Edwsrd Harvey Memorial Nurses coIlsss
Sacred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
ASHLAND
Ashland State General Hospita,
BEAVER FALLS
Providence Hospital
Suburban General Hospital
BLOssBURG
Blossburg State Hospital
BERWICK
Berwick Hospital
BETHLEHEM
st. Luke's HorTitai
BR.DDOCK
Braddock General Hospital
BRADFORD
Bradford Hospital
BRIDGEvT.LE. n. r. d. No. .
Pittsburgh City and Home Hospitals
CHESTER
Chester Hospital
CLEARFIELD
CIearfield Hospital
COArEsvHLE
Coatesviiie Hospital
DANvILLE
panville State Hospital
DIxMONT
Dixmont Hospital
EAsTON
Easton Hospital
uamot Hospital
81 Vincents Hospital
HARRISBURG
Harrisburg Hospital
HAZLETON
state Hospital
HOMESTEAD
Homestead Hospital
INDIANA
Indiana Hospital
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both Sexes
Household
Economics
Teachers College

Four and two-year courses based
on high school graduation and pre-
pairing e h r of Household
Economics in elementary, high, nor
NAL schools and colleges. Graduates
we'll placed. Degree Of Bachelor Of
Science in Education awarded to
graduates of four-year course. Two
year course leads to Junior College
diploma, generally recognized. Cook
cry, household management, dietet-
les, lunch room management, sewing
and dressmaking. Registration,
September 16 and II, 1920. Course
opens September 20, 1920.
Ask for Catalog F-15
Phone. Diamond 8s1
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
Broad st. below Berks
d Philadelphia -
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ing to the interior. fearing Greek occu
patton,
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AsBURY PARK. y. J.
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TUIUNU MOUNTAINS
Delaware Water Gan
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Ralmore Realty Corpn, AZ Cedar ST. mtge $l7.-
sVoi all liens; attys, Rogers & II. GO Broadway,
10Th ,mi : ST ss, 1s2 r W Of West End ay,; l6.es
TsH,. $ sa place. C. BTSesl: isrss s8 Max
7isT sr ~ .i lsps; Dee os9oo - 50 ooo
70 Annie Murphy, sei New York. ay brooklyn,
4 aus G M 'Ssens Flse ias slS
ngs Bank to Korlnak Realty 60, Inc. 25G
BroadTay; Jan .; atty, q a Il Co. 1T6 broad
slsT ST. s. i75 II of Sd av. 81 Gxio2 ax irres
praIvnr raprle naker to May I Bnker l,3S4 Union st.
slIH ST, i5s W MS 25xlos .; Carolyn Holding
ssrt srtY ST Tue e. Ggar 7 Co 6se BTSadway sloo
fort to co@snsd b. Real HsfaiS MafeE oiarerl Sn SO
lst Sc; All liensi Dec Is: attys. Fitch 4 G.. 81
sITH ST, $9& W. s. aoxioos: Annie S. siYe Sife
9f q Tobias Molfssn. 70 Moses Koenigsbcrg. 2t1 "
o rs b Rloss%ss 1ifas Jan q s9Sd asttS
7pass sr to 15s bsnis r.reI' 1oa
$1,000: all liens; sttys. Brown & s. 10 Wall
81. ..-................ .t........-. ...... .SlOo
st = " bses iSslo0s ies ur. Tsa to & Bonas ssrs
.;Si T T. f Is s,S5s sss ssssS ssss; IL 3
itrus' to Howard Ray~Sna s ios sussgx
lo51ti s1 s loo II v Of list az: i5oxiSo. ii
\. 81 mtge $4,000; ali liens: Jan 2; a,tys.
Middlebrook & B. 40 Cedar st ........ 500
10SrH ST, lie Il; William II Caldwell TO Edith
NJ Goettel ,as committee Of Oscar GoctteD 61O
" 141st st; 1s part; Jan 20, 1919; attys, Geller,
K 4 II - Exchange place. 80. 81
l11TH ST. 226-2S W. S. 62.6y71.10; Lyman
Cohen to ST James Apartments. Inc. 2.t27 Madi.
son ay; .mtce $500; Jan o; attys G = 7
1l$fH SIP tsaNsS 10 ri Of Manhattan ay. iSs
100.11; Harry Schiff TO Harry Moses. 800 w
18th st; mtge Sa.50O; all liens; Dee 80; atty.
NJ Sneudara. 319 Broadway.
18TH ST Sss 4 Sss 75s1oO; skssk sJds RS + s
atty. L I & I Go, 100 Broadway 500
116Tf! ST. SIS, 100 IT G. of Amsterdam ay. 1oox
1oO.I1 A s LARA to Manhattan Heights lmpt
Co. 261 Broadway: mtge $1s0.000; atty. 7 q
Co. 100 Broadway. ....................., 800
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Satisfied Judgments.

The first name is that of the debtor. the Sec
opd that of the creditor and date when Judgment
was fled
Beriu Manuel-M. NJ Cooper. June 10. 1918.
$3.50. 10.
Barnett Louis and Charles-M. Ohrer ct al,
February II. 1915. S1G64.4S.
Hueg Herman.Acme Electric Garage Decem-
ber . 1914. $S73.31
Goldberg. Minnie, and Domenica Gatto--People.
&C.. March 49, 1919. $500.
Kurzrok. Max-W. Nungasser ct al. July 13.
1917. 81 BOG. IS
shaw. Richard H.G. G. Clark October 7. 1914.
$G07 81.
Hyde Cuyler C.--City Of New York. June 8,
1905 cancelled. S215.9S.
GantZ George r-M. Beattie June %. 1915
cancelled. S714.26.
$34S. 80
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Bankruptcy Matters.

A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
the CHAMPION CLOAK COMPANY, Inc mann
street.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
SAMUEL SCHNEPS, shoes, at No. 2sl3 Eighth
avenue. Liabilities said to be $4,000 and assets
Helfand.
NATHAN RITTER. retail furniture. at No. B, 743
Third avenue.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
The The WORLD SHIPPING COMPANY. Inc, No.
23' Broadway.
\ petition IN bankruptcy has been filed against
CHARLES FELZEN. retail dry goods, at No 80
Riyerdale avenue. Liabilities said to be $4,000
Judge Knox has issued an order dismissinc thc
petition in bankruptcy filed on November 2S asis
against HYMAN MINTZ, mems clothing 81 q,
162 stanton street. on consent of craditosS sno
agreed TO accept twenty-five per cent In settle
ment Of claims. payable in cash.
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COTTON BREAKS
OWING TO LARGER
GINNING FIGURES
Renewed Nervousness Over
Money Market Prospects
Also BeariSh Factor.

Renewed nervousness over money mar
ket prospects and larger ginning figures
than expected were featured on a break OF
more than a cent a pound in the cotton
market yesterday. The decline also was
considered due largely to an easier techni-
cal position and a diminishing trade de-
nand after the advances OF the last week.
March contracts broke from 36.6S TO 1886
and closed at 36.07. with the general list
closing barely steady at a net decline OF
70 to 80 points.
Southern spot markets as officially reported
were unchanged 20 100 points lower, with only
moderate falling off in the volume Of business.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
unchanged, at 39.2jc for middling upland. Sales
nil.
Range OF prices:-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

offices. &c: Hamilton Press. 40 Stone st,
owner; G Fitting, 22o 9th av' arsn,,sss6i s1n en6
5TH Av. ga to $50, to a 10 story hotel; 9th AZ
and s0th st Corpn, u Chambers st. owner owner ooa ~
rH HHasrson s Pulitzer Bldg store lofts Sc
Acksrmsn. New Haven Conn., o~nss; ss ;ooo u
47TH ST, i46 W TO a 4 story dwelling; Free
Church st Mary the Virgin. ~ ATTN ST.
owner; Q Fraser, 1o3 Park aV' arcs,.essc; ~ oCc
57TH ST, l2s to $50 Z. to three story Offices,
Nc; T Crlmmins premises owner; ~ Snii.n; co ld6
6IST ST 2;3 IT, 10 n (, story dwelling: + Neyins, ms,
premises owner; l. = Weeks, arcnitect. HS,ovO
T7TH ST f137 E to 3 story stores, &c; Stein
Bros, premises owner; Goodman, 2l1 srosa, sr 40
121TH ST 40 w 10 4 story tenement, A Fish
back, owner; S Oppenheimer, 10 stn ~,
architect .......,..,....... 81, ooo
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iopen High. Low.
Corn Continues
Upward Trend

While the corn market was very fever
ish and at times was under considerable
pressure, continued light receipts at
primary points discouraged aggressive
hearisA@ operations. Late in the day the
market was strong closing at the top with
net gains of 17sc. to 2ssc. There was more
or less selling at times on the warning by
the Federal Reserve Bank against over
speculation. Estimates for only 67 cars
at Chicago for the day and pronounced
strength in the cash position offset the
bearish factors. In the local cash mar
ket No. 2 yellow was quoted at $l.67sz
NO 2 mixed sl-66ai, cost and freight New
York, ten days shipment.
The oats market was comparatively heav,
carly in the day owing TO falling off in tn,
, export demand. The close, however. was firm
at net gains Of sc. The local cash market wai
steady No ! white quoted at 81 No. white
a9c.; No . white 9sc.; No. white, e7c.. al
elevator.
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WANT TO CONFIRM LEASE.

Fred B. Henderson. Lottie d. Hoag-
land and Louise NJ. Norwood. executors
Of the estate of Henry n. Henderson
applied 10 Supreme Court Justice Crop
sey yesterday for the appointment OF 0
special guardian TO take care of the
interests Of minors in the estate; also foi
referee 20 confirm for the minors @
lease executed between the executors anc
tho United Cigar stores Co., covering
property between Surf av. ana The
Bowery. Stratton's and Henderson's
walks, Coney Island.
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Judgments.
New York County.

The following judgments were filed yesterday
January u, the first name being that of the
debtor:-
Apex Chemical Co., 1nc.--John Clarke Estate,
Inc, $SOO.40.
Berner Margaret, & Commodore Realty Co.,
Inc.--M. Autkes, $59532.
Cummings. Wm. LII. J. A. Cant, So 0i552.
Farone Joseph-cuaker Oats Co., SJ91 10
Gross Henry A.-National Cash Register Co..
$7JS.70.
Gregory. Marie--T c. HolIander. So, zoe. 81.
Hamilton, Robert-J. ii. Duross. $J24. 20.
kelso, Harry, or Harry kilso-E. Schroeder ct
al, SG3S.11
Mavros. Philip G.--J. S. Bowes. s1.562.O7
Macchiaverna, Fillipi. Anna Macchiaverna &
Frank De Cotis--G. Carzzol. S605. 60
OIIare, John J.-C. II. Hoffman,, s., ,0Ss.O6.
Winans John--C. G. Randler, $256. :3
West. Isaac D.-iRockhill Iron Coal Co.,
SSS4. So
Same-Same, 1886. 40.
Werner. Louis-F. Peterson. $562.40.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
Coffee Market.

It was a very active day in coffee. Call prices
were TO II points above the previous close.
Shasp further gains of 10 10 % points were made
durisg the morning session. At one time March
sold 20 16 4Jc May to 16 60c and July TO 16. soc.
or II TO 80 points net higher. While there were
official cables posted private advlces reported
an advance OF $500. in Rio exchange on London
and an advance in the Rio spot market Of 1S025.
interest in coffee seems TO be broadening to q
consider able extent. Operators around the ring
predict an active market from now During
the evarty afternoon the announcement of the
Federal iReserve Board with reference to the Use
of rescsrces for speculative purposes led to more
liberal OF eerngs In the market and prices broke
sharply Final prices were net 5 to il points
higher.
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A. NJ FIX parte matters at 1880 A. VI.
Trial Term Before Schmuck J. Day calendar
i1;43, 114i9, 1858, 1144s, 1850 60s1. 6Os2
ll1a5 1857. 1859. 1889, 116oo, 1leo7. 1905
iiiSs9 lies. ii62s. 1867. 1856, ii6lo ii iie4S
lidi4, 1876, 1i6i7, 11sis. 1861. li65ei5
1920. 1862, 1865. 1861, 1865, 1906, 1867,
ii69i, iisa5, iis9e.. ii7os, ii7o7, ii7o9, lilo,
l1113 11714. 11715, 11717, 117ls. 11719. 1920.
Part 2.short causes. Nos. 27S9. 274o. 27i4,
2145. 2746, 2135
Causes to be sent from Part to Parts ., 4, 5,
g, Z and for trial
dar. Nos. 13411, 1290s. 1872, 1856, 1878
1874. 1874. 1851. 1879, 1874 is2is, i2ss4. 1901
l3s1l 1850. 1854. 1850 1888. 1888. l3461
1874, 1857, 13s93, 1904, 123G9, 1391s, 13907,
1924 4fG. AZ, $50. 445. 4i2, AIS. 430. al. AGO.
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New Buildings-Bronx.

AUSTIN PL W s, 17i.11 II n of 14ith ST, story
prick factory. f4x59 Abraham Lechman. 9iO Il
architect Observation-Disclosures .$S, ,Oo0
AV es I27 1t of 196tb ST, three
story brick dwellings 25x6a X one l story
brick garage. 46x20: Adam Ciccarone, %.
cambridge av, owner architect -; oou
frame dwellings & garages 20x4s; Moberg Kolh
Corp edward J Moberg l,3l9 Purdy st, presl,
owners; Anton Perner, 2,Oo9 Westchester az, av,
156rH 81. G cor of Southern Boulevard. story
brick dwelling & factory. 6oNloO; samuel JACOB
son. SIS Westchester nv, owner; Bruno " ber,
ger &7Soh,> 12l Bible House. architects. SO ,ooO
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
AtNo. "A ycsey street.

BY Henry Brady :--Crosby st,,es: i2s. q : & q
Trust 60 w X Estate Realty Cooperation; Mcr.
ril Rogers Terry tAl Alfred ii Townlcy cR);
due, $40, 1881 "a.
Amsterdam ay. 4, 400. 9 9 cor 134th st.. 25S 100,
2, story fiat The Metropolitan Savings Bank vs.
Hermann Realty 60 ct al; A y w Uutchins
(Al. James COtier Conncll (RD.