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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
FORGER SENTENCED
TO TWO YEAR TER M
Search for Body of Second
Wife, on Sons Evidence,
Proves Unavailing.

NEWPORT. " H, Nov. 15.-William
B. Whitney OF Langdon, who was ar
rested at Richmond. Me-, last night on
charge OF forgery was sentenced to i'm
prisonment for not less than year and
a day nor more than two years in
Superior Court here late to-day by Judge
Marble whitney pleaded guilty to
charge of raising a check of the town OF
Langdon from s1ss to 1888. Whitney
will be taken to the State prison at Con-
cord tomorrow morning 70 begin his
sentence.
He was turned over to the Sullivan
county officials after his arrival hero
earlier in the afternoon from Charles
town, n. H, the home of his third wife.
where he was taken to-day in the Gus
tody Of Sheriff Hewitt oc Sagad'hoc
county, Maine. He was arraigned before
Judge Marble Immediately on an indict-
ment returned by the Grand Jury last
week. Attorney Frank o. Chellis was
assigned to the defence, and after the
plea of guilty had been entered he asked
the court for clemency. County Solicit
tor Henry n. Hurd asked for the SEN
tence which the court imposed.
BOSTON, Nov t5.-William 3. Whit
ney. for the body OF whose second wife
the authorities have been searching on
his farm at Langdon, y. H.. was broughf
here to-day by Sheriff Charles Hewitt or
Richmond. Me Whitney was arrested
at Richmond last night on a charge of
forging a check of the town Of Langdon.
on which charge he was indicted last
week.
Whitney disappeared from Langdon
on October 80. went to Richmond and
bought farm five miles from the centre
Of the town. On Tuesday last. under the
name of William 3. Clark, he married
Mrs. Agnes Clark. a widow, Of Charles
town, n. H His wife and her thirteen
year-old son, Gordon Clark. were with
him when he was brought here to-day.
whitney's movements from Langdon
to Richmond were traced by Boston
Post rer orter, who, with Sheriff Hewitt
went to Whitney's farm last night. where
the latter admitted he was the man
wanted at Langdon. He EXPRESSED a
willingness to return to Langdon but de-
MED that he had killed his former wife
insisting that at the time of her disap-
pearance. four years ago, she had started
for the West to visit relatives. He re-
fused to make any statement concerning
the forgery charge.
reputation for solid citizenship had
been acquired by Whitney during his
e. ght years residence at Langdon. After
he left the town John Whitney, his
fifteen-year-old son by his first mar
rage, is alleged TO have said that he
saw his father strike down his STEM
mother In their home four years ago
and later bury her body in well An
excavation Of the well. which had been
filed with rock and debris. was begun
on Friday last and the search since has
been extended 20 other parts Of the
farm, but the authorities have failed. TO
find the body.
Bankruptcy petitions against Whitney
and charges that he had duplicated
mortgages on his home at Langdon fol-
lowed one upon the other within few
days Of his disappearance. Then John
Whitney went to the authorities with
the story that he said he had kept
secret under threat of death by his
father
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AMERICAN PORTS


ASTORIA, o. Nov 7-Arrived. str Halea-
kala. San Franci co.
Sailed eth, echr Edward Smith. Callao.
FALL RIVER. Mass, Nov l3-Sailed, str
Cabrille. Tampico.
CRAYs HARBOR. Wash. Nov Il-Arrived.
str West Inekip. San Francisco.
GALVESTON, Tex. Nov lO-saied' str
Mexoi, Tampico.
HILo Nov 5-sailed. str Mukilteo. Port
Angeles.
HONOLULU. Nov 7-Arrived. schr Resale
Mahoney, Victoria.
Sailed 9th, str Sheridan. San Francisco.
noilo.
PORTLAND. o. Nov 12-Arrived, str Ha-
waiian, San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Me, Nov l1-Sailed, schr
Geo T. klinck, Eastern port.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 7-Arrived.
strs Idaho. Callao via San Pedro; sth. Pa
rai'o, Astoria 9th, Bradford, Victoria; 10Th.
Edna, San Pedro
Calais.
Sailed 9Th, strs VIM n Doheny, Tamplco:
West Camak, Portland. o: motor Katherine,
New York; 9th, str Derosa. Tacoma.
SAN PEDRO, Cal Nov p-Arrived. strs
Panama Maru (Jap). New Orleans for Yo-
kohama and Kobe; La Brea. Honolulu
Sailed sth. str Quabbin. Honolulu.
TACOMA, Wash. Nov S--Arr.yed, strs Ara
San Francisco.
Sailed sth. str Forest King. CaIlao.
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INSPECT MANY CARS
In MOTOR ROUNDUP
Police Examine Licenses in
Drive to Detect Stolen
Automobiles.
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
Traffic Court Has Record Day,
With 335 Cases and
1925 Fines.

The automobile roundup undertaken by
the Police Department to lessen the pos
sgbnity OF accidents and check up stolen
cars was launched yesterday and will
continue until December c. Several
thousand cars were inspected and given
a clean bin OF health in the form OF
signed certificates pasted on windshelds.
To qualify. each owner or driver was
required to produce his license card and
operate his car for a short distance to
prove that the brakes we're In good re-
pair About twenty machines that were
unable to pass the tests were sent to
garages for attention. One case was re-
ported OF a license card number dis
agreeing with the number plate on the
car. The owner was taken to the West
2sd street station and questioned by
detectives His name was not divulged.
Acting Police Commissioner John A.
Leach cautioned the patrolmen to watch
for .'volunteer inspector certificates
bearing the State seal Many OF these.
Il is believed have expired, although
still prominently displayed. The o. K.
placard reads Keep this on car until
Dec. s, 1920 Police motor inspection GER
rlicate, Nov 15-Dec. g.
SummonSeS were issued TO Inomas
Greco. 4SS East Thirteenth street and
sadore Margolls. 1880 Seventy-eighth
street, Brooklyn. for irree ularities in IL
oense numbers and failure TO produce an
operators certificate respectively De-
fective breaks were discovered on car
halted at Avenue A and Eighteenth
street. A six passenger touring car. the
description of which tailed with one
stolen Sunday night. was found aban-
doned on Riverside Drive at 115th street.
It is thought whoever took it feared de-
lection.
The inspection will be made annually
hereafter.
Traffic Court, although too soon for the
result of the roundup TO be felt. had one OF
us busiest days yesterday, and its largest
IN respect to the amount in lines taken
IN Three magistrates tried 1886 cases
md collected 1925. Nine second Of
tenders were given Jail sentences and
fwenty-four speeders were sent to the
Tombs for from three to ten days in de-
FAULT of payment of fines.
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TESTIMONY IN TRAVIS
CASE CONTINUES TO-DAY
Banking Officials Summoned
Before Grand Jury.

Banking officials will continue to-day
TO give their testimony before the Octo-
Der Grand Jury concerning the sale OF
bonds to the office OF State Comptroller
Eugene NJ. Travis. Assistant District
Attorney Ferdinand Pecora announced
that he had summoned five men. who
are to testify regarding the correspon-
dence which took place between Albert
L. Judson, William S. Fanshawe and
the office OF the State Comptroller.
Those who have been summoned are:
Edward p. Kearney, assistant deputy OF
the CompJroller's office at Albany; Will
lam s. Fanshawe of the local bond firm
Of that name Gilbert Il. Jones. mana
ger Of the bond department OF the Guar
anty Company; George c. Van Tuyl.
Jr. former president. and Bertram Cru
ger, president Of the Metropolitan Trust
Company.
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llapana (Nor). oienfuegos; Kate on. BOr.

Kapana (Nor). cienfuegos; Kate (Gr). BOr-
deaux.
PORTLAND. o. Nov 14-Arrived. str d A
ID G 40 (Br), Tyne. &C.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Nov i4-Arrived'
Arrived 18th, strg Rayo. towing socony NO
o. New York: Gufstream, Philadelphia !;
Georgia. New Orleans: Sun. Norfolk; Dirigo.
Sailed 18th, str charles Praley. Tampieo.
Sailed 18th, strs British Empress CBr) ;
Bowie, Tampieo; Charles NJ Everest. do.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov. 15--Arrived. str
Huronian (Br), Galveston for Liverpool.
Sailed 18Th. strs Romulus. Port Arthur;
Nernaminy New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov 15-Arrived.
(Nor5. ivigtut; Randwyk Dutch, Havre |;
America GtaD. New York: Victorious, DO I;
salIna Dab. Norfolk; J 9 ponnel n,. Port
i icGToS James F Coburn. Port au Prince.
cleared 18th. strs Tullamore {Br). Dun
kirk. Bessemer, Port Lobos; Salazar (Sp)
Marseilies; Commodore Rollins (Nor). Ha-
vana; Progress (Dan), Norway
Cleared 18th, str Huminique AFD. Oran-
scotland Maru (JapJ, Philadelphia for Nor
folk.
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 18Th, snip
windsor Park (Rua). Rotterdam; AN tug
a eS'' Helen aHiei t and Fsusenia Hooper.
Philadelphia for st Na7aire; II ~ I'M
Aryan do for Port Arthur: II 80 Pm, On
tario (Fr). do for Hamburg and Havre-
Wind 18th. w. 8 miles; cloudy smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Nov 15-Arrived. str
Inland, Baltimore: srhr Abbie 8 walker.
Port Reading for Addison.
Arrived 18th, str Lake Falun. Gaspe.
Sailed 18th, str Freeman. Norfolk
Sailed i4th. schrs Neva OBrl. Parrsooro,
Ms {? New York;; George Klinck' East
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 15--Arrived.
strs IA-bon Maru (Jap), New York; Homo
luu Maru (Jap). Muroran' &C. Tot Ne"
Sailed 18th. str City Of Reno. Manila.
SEATTLE Wash, Nov 13-Sailed str Bal
catta (from San Francisco, Valparaiso.
SAVANNAH Ga. Nov l5-Arrived. strs
Johns.own (Br), Cardiff: Lake Pepin. Ha-
vana; Harvt ster, Port Loboa; West Errai,
Norfolk Juniata. Baltimore land sailed Tor
Jacksonvile). ,.,
City OF Rome. Boston
TAMPA Fla. Nov 15-Arrived. str Trewyn
Sailed 18Th schrs Rebecca r Douglas.
Mafanzas; Anna M Hudson, Havana.
Sailed I5.h, str Lakonia (Br), England p;
schr EAwarl Smith, Gulfport.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Nov l5-Ar-
rived schr- Wawenock. South Amnoy FOR
Portland: Sarah Eaton, New York Tor East
mort: Moonlight, Calais for New York; NeVa
(Br) Parrgboro Ms. for City Island.-Wind
NV lleht: ~mooth sea; cloudy.
VIII MINGTON, NC. Nov ib-Sailed strs
Warhtfels (Fr), Norfolk Brindiua' Fhiia-
dephia.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE lO,>


Maria GtaD. Norfolk: Asuncion de Larri-
Aaga tBr), Hull; Oscabaw, Havana; CITY OF
Lordsburg. Havre.
Sailed i5th. strs Infanta Isabel (sp). Bar
ce dy1q l BTaySia Ssw Creme Sailed scbr
Albert + Paul. Havana
JACKSONVILLE, sla, Nov i5-Arrived,
strs Lake Fear. Savannah: Maple, Nassau {;
schr Alma r (Br), Nassau.
Arrived 14th, str Merrimack, Baltimore
via Savannah.
Sailed 10th, strs Mer-lmack. Philadelphia
via Savannah; Lake Freed, Havana; Brook
-ide, Norfolk; Chattanooga, Brunswick; City
of Vernon. France; Chemung and
Eagle 49, Key West.
MANILA, Nov ll-Arrived. str Talthybius
Sailed 18th, str Tydeus (Br). New York.
MAYAGUEZ. PR, Nov rs. 4 PM-Sailed.
.tr Maracaibo (from Laeuayra. &c)' New
York.
Elmont, New York. aux schr Guanacaste.
Puerto Barros.
Sailed 18TH, str Cricket. Turks Island /;
Nrw ORLEANS. La, Nov l5-Arrived.
strs Atenas, Bocal del Toro; Bowden (Nor).
Port Barrios; Dannedaike; Mexico; John
Meltonian CBrl. Liverpool; Managua tNic)
Kingston; Roanoke Port Arthur; Toyooka
Maru (Jap), New York. Tegucigalpa (Hond).
Ceiba.
Cleared 18Th, str@ Belepline. London:
Llangollen (BD. Barcelona via Norfolk;
Waxahachie Antwerp via Galveston.
Sailed from Port Eads 18TH, strs Ellis
(Nor)s Tela via TruXillo; Marin1a (Br),
Europe; Sunshine, Rio Janeiro via Tampico
Yoro (Hond). Ceiba.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov 15-Arrived,
-trs Tune (Nor), New York: Neuse, Balti-
norc) Glulio &c are OtaD, Baltimore; Silio
Pelllco QtaD. Naples: Aghlos Gerasmos
GreeQ, ygo: Hermione (Br). Newcastle;
Duneric (Br), Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov i4--Arrived. strs Lake
Graphic. Glasgow; Helmsdale (Br). Barry;
Scotland Maru (Jap), ST Nazalre.
Arrived 18th. strs Lake Crystal. Boston {;
Lucie Woermann (Br), Caleta Buena; Ull-
tad CNor). Cristobal; Mahana (Br). Well
ington for London: Gre'ia lNor). Christian
sand; Lake Janet, W York: Davidson
County, Manchester: Lake Ennis; New York {;
Blackheath (Br), Gibraltar: Marie Qtap
La Palli (also reported Martl (Cuban)
Pen acola for Bremcn) Robin Goodfellow.
Baltimore; Utsire (Nor). do; Glen White,
Palermo; Howard. Baltimore; bark Pc
GtaD. Savona.
Arrived 18TH ship Protector (Nor) Ham
burg.
Sailed f4th strs Plymouth. -: Isanti,
~ea land returned 15th); Walter d Moves.
New ENGLAND War Begun (Br), Port Ar
thur; Cave Natal (Br). San Francisco
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REALTY BREyITIEs.

John H. Scheier, architect, removed
his organization to enlarged quarters In
his new building at 245 West Forty-sev-
enth street. just west OF Times Square.
and known as the Romax Building. Mr..
Scheier's realty interests. the Romax
Realty Company, Inc. the City and
State Supervision Company, Inc. and
the Kenetta Realty CORPORATION, have
moved to the same address
Maurice w. Halpin, who has been as
ISOLATED with Thomas J. O'Reilly for a
number Of years. has been appointed
manager at the 81 Chambers street Of
fees.
Margaret Schultz bought the five story
lwelling at 421 West Twenty-second
street, sold recently.
William Steinberg is the buyer OF the
Two FIVE story fats at 216 and 21S West
116th street, sold recently.
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.NATANSON CLOSES
BROADWAY DEAL
Sells Merchants Building to NJ.
P. Altman-Property Held
at S1,0O0,000.

Max N. Natanson sold through Will
lam S. Sussman to Morris p. Altman
the Merchants Building. at 500. at tie
southwest corner OF Fourth street and
Broadway. a sixteen story basement and
sub-basement building, SOx1lO. The
building ds fully rented, contains six
passenger and freight elevators and
brings in an annual rental of about
100000 1t was held at $1,000. 900. Mr..
Natanson bought the building In Decem-
Der. 1919, from the estate Of Philip
Braender.
Business Claims More Dwellings.
Following the recent amendment to
the coming law, placing Twenty-seventh
street between Eighth and Ninth ave-
nues. in the unrestricted zone. deal
has been closed there which will claim
two more Chelsea dwellings, for business.
The sale was made by Henry Brady,
broker, who sold for a client the two
three story houses at $50 and 362 each
on a lot 21.6x9S.9. The property was
bought by Hugh Getty, who owns the
abutting properties at 357 to 361 West
Twenty-sixth street, and ga to $50
Ninth avenue, the three forming ''T'
ately alter the Twenty-seventh street
houses for commercial use.
other Deals I'm Manhattan.
Alfred p. Coburn sold for Ada Z. Co
burn the three story stable, 33s West
Forty-ninth street 25x100.5. to a Mi
Tesman.
James Kyle & Sons sold for the United
States Trust Company the apartment
house, 1Sx106, at 4 Mitchell place.
Kellner Realty Company sold to Ma
than Appelbaum 159 Avenue c, south
west corner of Tenth street, a five story
tenement with stores, 24xS5.
Leonard Well sold to Helen Phillips
2o4 West 129th street. a three story
dwelling. 20x10O.
Morange estate sold through Jacob
Gerzler to Louis Marks the three story
dwelling at 126 West 1920 street, 19x
100.11. This is the first sale of the
property in thirty-two years.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Pauline Kassler sold to Samuel Fedak
the five story tenement and store at rs u
Columbia street. 20x49.s.
Adam A. Schopp. executor, sold to
Samuel Dolgins, the tenant, the four
story flat with store at 307 First ave-
nue., 23xS0, near Eighteenth street
Rosy Cohn sold to Louise de r. Camp
bell the five story dwelling at Is East
Ninety-fifth street, 16x100.s, near Fifth
avenue.
Brigitta Neustadter sold to John H.
Pierce sc East 12Sth street, a three
story dwelling, 17.7x100.
Edwin d. Johnson sold to William
Luck the three story dwelling at 244
East Fifty-first street, 20x100.5.
Offers Free Rental Service.
In order to help relieve the housing
shortage Allerton House Hotel has in
augurated a room rental service bureau
TO find accommodations for those it can
not take care of itself Those who de-
sire to rent rooms, and those who have
rooms which they might put at the dis
position of tenants, may list them at
Allerton House. This service is offered
to the general pubic gratutously.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALTS AT AUCTION.
cNE OF THE MOST COMPLETE IND MorFRN
Bo0KsENDENG ESTABLISHMENTS IN AMERICA

The Epbrm Adams Street
ntandhy hesd m9Fho
detail
a
Is
Auction all b
condition
the G ADA .
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LEW YORK TAX LAW UPHELD
Payment on Transfer Of Bonds De.
cIared Constitutional.

WASHINGTON. Nov DEMONSTRATIONS
atty of provisions OF New York tax
laws requiring payment OF additional
axes on the transfer OF 'non-tax pal1
bonds" was upheld to-day by the Su-
prem4 Court.
Action Of the court vas taken in the
appeal of executors OF the estate OF thu
late Frederick Watson. who attacked
the additional tax as violating the Four
teenth Amendment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
aUEENs-RIcHMoND DEALS.

Cross & Brown leased in Long Island
City space in the building at the north
west corner Of Borden and Van A st
venues to the City of New York Board
Of Education. and space in the Good
wear Building, Jackson avenue ana
Honeywell street. TO Distributing and
Warehouse Service Inc.
Nathan Weiss. with Cross & Brown,
leased the third loft, containing $4,000
iquare feet in the Sheppard Building.
On Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
and Van Alst avenue. Long Island City,
Il an aggregate rental of more than
100000.
Cornelius C. Kolff sold for Capt.
George I. Forsvthe to Joseph A Good
he two family dwelling on Davis avenue.
near Henderson avenue. st. George S. /.
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Edward A. Brown sold to George
Solomon the one story taxpayer. con
tanning six stores, on the southeast cor
ner of Southern Boulevard and Jennings
street.
Abraham Harris sold to Jacob Levine
the three story dwelling at 1904 Forest
avenue 1710x100.
Isaac Sudakon sold to Jacob Farber
the two story dwelling at Ills jackson
avenue. 23.6xS76.
BROOKLYN MARKET REPORTS.
Joseph p. Day sold for the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company a plot 240x1OO
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Blue and White Wresfiers Pre-
pared for Busy Season.


Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
STATE COLLEGE Pa, Nov. 15.-Meets
With Harvard Cornell. Navy, University
4 Pennsylvania, Lehigh and Iowa State
College. in addition to the annual inter
ollegiate championships at Princeton,
are listed on the wrestling schedule of
mn State With Harvard and Penn as
the big home meets, the schedule is at
tractive. 1t is one of the hardest yet
arranged for the Blue and White Crap
piers.
For three consecutive years Penn
state has won the Intercollegiate title,
nd in meeting Harvard, Navy and Iowa
State this season the Nittany matmen
viii tackle three of the strongest teams
outside Of the intercollegiate league.
The schedule follows:
February 10. Lehigh. Mt home 10, Harvard,
at home: 26, Cornell, at Ithaca.
March :, Penn, at home; IL, Navy. at
Anuapolis 1919, IntercoleEiates. at Prince
ton. %. Iowa state, at Ames, Iowa.
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CHILD KILLED BY MOTOR.

Herman Wengroven, years old. OF
40 Madison street, stepped off the curb
sn front Of 119 Suffolk street yesterday
md was killed by an automobile truck
driven by Samuel Sp'egel Of 1873 Second
street, an employee of Samuel Schwartz.
crockery dealer. Of 1875 Bowery The
driver was not arrested The pol ee say
the boy stepped into the path OF the
truck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Cross & Brown leased the building at
6lS West Fifty-eghth street to the
American Taximeter Company also
space in 335 Broadway to the following /:
Hume Safety Appliance. Inc: Charles
NJ. Bluestone, Louis Snyder and Abra-
ham G. Cohen, and to Lew Weyl and
Alexander Gompers also at 100 West
F4fty-seventh street. to e. S. Hall and TO
Irwin A. Lewis; also at % West Thirty
eighth street, to Talmey & We'll.
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GARDEN BIcYCIr RACE.

Maurice Brocco and seventeen other foreign
cyclists left Europe yesterday for America
and will arrive a week before the six day
race gets started In Madison Square Garden
the week beginning December to IL. Brocco
cabled John NJ. Chapman, general manager
Of the race: 'Mu7t have Mcnamara a. part
ner or the pick Of the foreign field Brocco
who was the sen~ation OF the last grind +
anxious TO win this years race. He is pick
ing a good partner IN the Australian. TIE
Garden race Will be run under tho sanctibr
Of the National Cycling Association. All the
foreign riders entered are affiliated with
,Fe aeeociation abroad
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To.DAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Joseph P. Day win conduct another
special auction sale to-day at noon In
the Exchange Salesroom, IA Vesey
street. The properties to be sold include
a taxpayer and theatre and promi-
nent corner In The Bronx, three parce
in Manhattan. a country seat at West
Summit. y. j.; several tenements IN
Brooklyn; acreage at Hampstead, L. L.
md several dwellings of moderat valua-
ton in Yonkers and Tuckahoe, West
chester county, y. Y.
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WESTERN CONFERENCE TITLE Run

CHICAGO, Nov. 1J.-Fourteen universities
have entered teams In the annual cross-coun
try run OF the Western Conference. II was
an bounced to-day The event. which viii b,
announced to-day The vent. which viii b,
held at the University OF Illinois next Sat.
ur ay, WI be a preliminary TO the Illinois
Ohio football game. In addition to the teams
from the big Ten these institutions also
have entered teams: University OF Kansas
University Of Nebraska, Michigan AgRies and
Mississippi A. and NJ. College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
SUBURBAN MARKET.

Robert f. Farley Organization leased
the A. F. Engel residence on Wildwood
and Rockingstone avenues, Larchmont.
20 A. H. Gaehel also sold for the White
Pla ms Plumbing Supply Company and
David A. Tobias. their horse at White
Plains. N. Y, to Mr. j. Samuel Pye.
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Collection Of NJ. ALPHoNsE KAHN.
Pictures, Drawings, Pnstcls, chiefly OF the
NNIIL Century.

Pictures, Drawings, Pnstcls, chiefly OF the
XVIII. Ccutury.
SCULPTURES
OF Marble, Terra Gotta, Plaster, Bronze,
WORKS OF ART and FURNITURE.
China and hard material set In bronze,
gold and silver, sculpturcd wood frames,
abe aths delft-yVare, stove. etc.
Bronzes d'ameublcmcnt, Clocks.
Appliances, Barometcra, Frames, Flre-dogs.
Chandeliers, Torches.
SEATS and FURNITURE
OF sculptured wood Elt-wood inlaid-work
folding screen, tapestry and saxony-work
work screens and Seats etc.
SALE IN Paris, Galoric Georges Petit 8 rue
de seze. on Monday, 9th; Tuesday. eth, and
wednesday, Sth December, 1920, nj r. NJ.
AUCTlONEER:
NJ. r. Lair Dubreuil, q rue Favart, Paris.
EXPERTS:
NJ. Jules Feral, ! rue 81. Georges, Paris.
M. Marius Pauline, 10 rue Chauchat, Paris.
NJ. c. q. basquin, II rue Grange Batelere,
Paris.
EXHIBITIONS.
Private On December 4th
Public. on December ffn
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Collection Of VI. y. ROYBET.

SCULPTURES
.ry.a Marble. stone, Terra-Cotta.
VI stained Glass widows, Pictures, va
rlous Articles.
FURNITURE, TAPESTRIES,
HANGINGS. CARPETS,
chiefly Moyen-Age and Renaissance,
Sale after death GALERlE GEORGES
PETIT,
rue de Se2c, Paris.
81, Friday. November 1911, 1920, at 2 p NJ.
w AUCTIONEERS.
Me. L. Lair Dubreuil rue Favart, Paris.
Me- Henri Baudoin. 10 rue Grange Be-
EXPERTS.
NJ. NJ Mannheim, rue st. Georges z, Paris.
AZ Henri Ieman, 81 rue Lafftte, Paris.
EXHIBITIONS.
Private on Wednesday, November lIth' lg2o'
public on Thursday, November 18th. 1870.
from . r. NJ, 10 q f.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16

on the north side Of Herkmer street, l40
feet east of Brooklyn avenue, Brooklyn,
to a client for investment
Joseph p. Day leased for the New
York Dock Company the building at l20
Warren street, near Columbia, to the
Anheuser- Busch Agency. which will use
the property as a distributing plant.