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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

X AUCTIONEERS "
tE2$ PHONE MAD 1906
E11kaI 81
Household Furniture
18-Room House
No. 1909 E. Clay St.
At Auction
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1922.
at 1890 o'clock 4. NJ

neg lullliS At lh.Ou . tlpth ~. NJ.
We will sell for account of Mr.
+. j.. ToombS. who is leaving the
city. the entire contents OF the resi-
lcnce. No. l009 East Clay Street, con-
sisting OF II bedrooms. furnished with
Brass and Iron Beds. Springs, Mat
tresseS. Sheets. Pillows. Dresscrs.
Chifonicrs, WashStands. Wardrobes
Center Tables, Chairs. Rockers. Floor
Covering, etc. Obcdroom furniture is
in oak. white enamel and walnuD:
several Dining Tables. Dining Room
Chairs Sidcboard, Crockcry. Glass
ware. Cutlery. Tablccloths. etc. !;
Inner Player Piano. Davenport, Rock
crs and parlor chairs. large Mantcl
Mirror. etc: Kitchen Tables. Chairs.
Cooking Utensils. three EcfriScrators,
Gas Range. etc.
Parties wanting good. substantial.
cheap furniture invited Ia this sale.
Dealers requested to attend.
All goods must he removed at once.
Sale positive. Terms cash
THE VALENTINE: AUCTION co, INC.
Auctioneers
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2S-Raw susa~ nrmcr
a. a, t;Ts ior tnhas cen,r:fuEal Rcnned un-
, SPOT coffee. steady. rio IS. 10 IN III ::
santos Is. lrs 20 AZ w ~
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RAIN AGAIN HALTS
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
LRv Assoclated Press.

10y Associated Pressl
READVILLE. MASS. Aug. 2s-Tka
grand circuit races scheduled FOR to-
day, were postponed until tomorrow
because OF rain.
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Houses for Sale
y !

cOTTAGE-T roons. swansbo-o. cleo
'?!s iIhts. gas garage. etc ono square
car hn.. So Decatur Street Ryice
:: 30 Small cash payment ut you.
Ford. balance IN 70? rIOnthly payments
Hods.y. lij East Twelfth. Madison
2!cS-w
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$4,000

SMALL COUNTRY PLACE
About ten acres Of ground and six
room cottage, with barn and other
OuthuildinSs. just east of the CITY.
The above price will also include ono
FORD car, one COW. one hog about 75
chickens; also few farming nipple
ments. such as plows. etc. Young
orchard OF about fifty peach and apple
trees. Call Mr. Dudley. Mad. 1858.
MOOREFlELD X BLAKE. INC.
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NAVAL STORES

JAcKSoNNILLE. FLA. Aug as-Tur
n arm. l.ladllt'.: sales. 80: re-.
G Hasi. 20; shipn,en,s; $40: stock. li.s!s
shipments ~: stock. lG..s7s Quote Il
T. r.: g II. |. 5l.iL: X. 500 NJ, So:
y. 600. VIC. 6l0. WV go
50 SAN ANNAIi. GA, Aug. ,s.-Turpcn;ine
~ I!So !;!t". saics SAT: receipts. ss7
s -s, %H receipts. 1895: shipments. S.CiS
Quot: d. D. L. F. G. IT. SIS; 5,7,..
Is ~ NJ. SO: y SO, W. G. SO: WV
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y. it-HcEinUinE July - the market
Hys for cR't.. Will be Friday Saturday
nj Monday. No cattle sold or weighed
n other than these days
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Actd House Burns mt Nashville.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug. 2S-
The acid house OF the Federal Chem
zeal Company here burned today.
along with 100000 pounds OF sui
phuric acid. entailing a loss OF $780,
600
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Lots for Sale
Wantcd-itenl Estntc
~

FARM WANTED
w" have number or very desirable
city Income prcpcrt!e, than can be .I
changed tDr farmh. Lis. your farm
with US quickly - intcrrr,"d Ch.. r.
lsuehrInund. 81 Z. Franklin Street
Richmond. Va.
REAL ESTAE-IAst your property with
u- FOR sal" or :nr rent Morton g Thai
h.n"r S-con! Floor First SationaI
Bank Building. Randolph e and -.
REAL. kSrATE--l.l.l your property with
Us Tor sale or Tor rent. We can serve
sou. l. +. Schmidt & Co.. % North
Eighth Street.
r0H BEST results list your property with
lanc' r. CoHhr. 80 Esst Main Street.
LIST yVur barton i-!gnts properly Wit:
Meyer kalman. sos Mutual Building.
tnl! Madison 2si3.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real ~
tate Department. sales. rentals and
lpan'. seventh and Main streets
FOR RESULTS. lis; your property with
- g. T"y ior. - $or,h Ninth Street.
FOR uc., r"suIis. III, your property With
~ 1arrott a Co. Iilc East Main.
FOR RESULTS. l!si your farms and CITY
property with Pollard * Dagby. 1909 r
Main Street.
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Markets
Continued From Seventh page3

Continued From Seventh PageD
Good corn-f.d hogs. 100 lbs
up .......... .............. i0i. a e,
Good eorn-fei hogs. 10 to
Good corn-:ed pigs ana
shoats ........ " 10 m
All southern hog, sold subject 20 /
spect!on and when sot. and
oily. / to 20 off
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NIR-
GINA

whereas, on the 2lst day Of August.
1872. ". X BOWERY filed libel in
u" District Court Of the United
states FOR the Eastern District OF Wiz
GINA against the Steamship Aurora. -
heE boats, tackle. apparel ana furni-
turc. in a caUs" Of wages du. Iibclant
civil and maritime
Ana whereas. by virtue Of process
IA due form oi law. 10 me directed
r"turnabi" on the 9Th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. lG39. have sci.cd and
taken the said Steamship Aurora '
and have her in my custody.
Notice is hereby given. that a Dis
trict Court VIII be held in the United
states Court Room. ia the CITY OF
Eichmond. on the 18TH day of Sep
tcmhcr. 1922. for the trial 90 said
PROMISES ana tn. owner OF owners.
ana all persons who may have or
cIailn any interest are hereby cited
10 he and appear Al the time and
place aforesaid, 10 show cause, If any
th"y have. why a final decree should
not pass as prayed.
CLARENCE q. SNiITHERS.
|. :. Marshal
DEPUTY L. s. Marshal.
IN TIE, DISTRICT COURT OF THE
LhlTED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter Of 40. 3iOJ.
II! y. HOBBY. la
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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NE can supply your wants ia rial cs;mt.
w Purcell il. Co inc. 100 North
Eighth Street
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FOR SALE.

800 acres land, with
house; estimate one million
feet pine timber, on Wood
pecker Road, Chesterfield
County, Va. Cheap to
quick buyer.
GRAY SEED COMPANY,
Petersburg, Va.
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DINECT from OWncr Modem s-roO;n
,on4idetaCh"d stucCO home In Highland
pATH Possession September T.. o.
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--- I,-l,H'S : (, :. VIA Sii"t.
~ TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
LhlTED STATES FOR THE: EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Garages Tor Rent "a
GARAGES.
iiuii'cs for Rent
" niItr,!--ID Rent

ApAi:rNEN1-' 20 q rooms furu.>Ecd o.
7 gufGrnisH.i. ,rpm sept. IL, 20 Soy. Isl
'tu Madison 800.
WANTED, "nV o. iva furnished rooms
with cg without hobrd. couple and two
children for month OF september. BAR
Ton Heights p!r!rrTci. Gal. Boulevard
.a'.-W "r address Boz Is. .i5. care
Tho p.nIatrh.
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REAL ESTITE rOR SALE

business Property 81
GOOD grocer and confectionery stores for
sale -. I.eiUson. s!I-I. Mutual bldg
I.hone Ran. .lli.
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SERURBAS home. hot-watcr heat. cleo
trictty. Randolph esq.,.
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Coastwise (Continued)


LOS ANGELES HARBoR, ssa Fran.
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tseone-
Also see San Francisco
Taon atv YosK
Dec. is-MExIcAN (F) y. \. Z.
Dee. u-oRIsEAHs T) y. A. I.
Jsa. '--wiLLsoLo tF) Williams g. .. GO.
Los Angeles (Wilmington), San Fran.
cisco, Seattle, yaneouvsr, 3. Q.
Iaon nTw YORK
Jan. st--aELyiLLE DOLLAR - Dollar
MOBILE
FRon EgV YoaE
yrissys 90 naiior,
NEW ORLEANS
FRon HEw Yosg
Dee. ft--EL SOLO CV) 6outhsra paeias
poo. It-AOMuS (PF) ecuihsrB peeiis
NEW YORK
FaoR ssLrHoEs
wets. tvl. sa,a %. clyde Las
oAKLAND-ses San Fysne!seo
PHILADELPHIA
TAoM HGW YORK
wse. (gR). Sat tFn). and la,sTasdiats
Hsischav 2. Llnss
PoRTLAND-ses Los Angeles Harbor,
San Francisco
SAN DIEGo-See San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. osklsns-Also see
Los Angeles
FROM SCv YORK
Jaa. t--wiLISoLo (F) Williams 3. .. CO.
San Francisco, saa Diego, Les Angeles
Harbor (Wilmingtoa), Portland,
Seattle, Dellingham
FROM RgW YoEA
psa fg-slN TRAScTsco ~ lEthinlaa
Dsd 1T--sIBEL sEAFARER tF) fsthmian
sEATTLE-ses Los Angslss Harbor.
San francisco
TACoMA--ses Loo AnEsiss RsTAeI
TAMPA
FseH NEW YoAE
rri1Als (F) Msilorg
VANCOUVER. D. C.-see Los Angeles
WILMINGTON See San Francisco,
Los Angeles
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CoastwN

Coastwise
BALTIMORE
TRon ngu tQkE
vF.1s %, eats. 10 Ciyos LES
RErLNGHAA-sss San Franchise
CHARLEsToN
TRon Egu f0eg.
fp-, Tuss. wed. Thufa, Fri' Sat OiSes
GALVESTON
gaeH saw yenE 80, v.,,,r,
w.4s..s.y.. 1g1. Iy,l Is.urcaS. sssaSssz' X1. ,' ~
Wssess.ssrs Psesse co theFTAn Lin')
JACKSONVILLE
fyy, TusA. Wsd-. ThurA' fF'-' ss'' S''e'
KEY WEST
Faou HEW YoRt
v-.cntr.a.s l7E. Nailer5 Ans
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
sUPPLTNINTAKY kIIL

AZ - Po@io1cs-p1u1's rcsiars rcri.'s' a.
Ter % i'rsigl cTIrfrff" RI tarlrd n r g.
sapplerenftry raj" EirfrT. AZ 80 fqf'f
~stion sugg.ef1euisy rsii ri0esl ftf tA ~
later ta1 80 MJpirffrflv rrIinT tire s'0f
tacN. ffrff nfi allIfurIfllg rails ~ ltn
par csuntra ard ~ CinffIi Amfrcl. e.. ga
frslrbaf rIoas - Fr.IF fafar
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,sIresses and Telephone Numbers

Moore g. Mccormack Co., Inc.
(U. S. S. 3D.
Commercial stearshlp Lines.
B'way, n. y. Bowling G'n 1855.
Line
SEQ Southern Pacific Company.
MunsOn S. S. Lines (U. S. S.B.)
67 Wall ST., n. Y. Big G'n $500.
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. s. Co.
25 B'way. n. Y. Bowling G'n o5Oo.
North German Lloyd
i4-1e Pearl st., n. y. BE- ca YES.
Lilly & Co.
American a Manehurisn Lac.
American 4 Indian Line.
American g. Australian Line.
American & African Line.
Amer, Moditor. G Leyant Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellerman & Bucknzll SIS. Co., Ltd.
i,tnmion Steamship Line.
Norton Line.
psnama-Fnr East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime a Vapeur
rs Beaver St., n. Y. Broad 1900.
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer. Line AE'cy, Inc.
8 Bridge ST. n. Y. BE- G'n 5570.
Pacific Mails S. Go. (U. s. S. b.
10 Hanover sG ~
Bowling GrsSS $3.50.
Panama Line
"a State St., N. Y. Be G'n $3.50.
Prnce Line
See FurnsSS, Witty & Co.
Quebec S. S. Co
SEQ FurneEu, Witty q Co.
Red d Line
BliSs, Dsiiet 4 Co., Con. NErs.
e2 Wall ST. N. Y. Hsnovsr ioo72.
Red Star Line Il. M. N.Y.
1 Brosdwsy, N. Y.
Pgrs B'g G'n $500; Fgt., whit7l 2oso.
Rogers & Webb Gu. U.S.S.B.)
40 State st.. Boston. Asss. Ma. <<s7.
Sanderson & Son, Agent
The Regal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
2e Broadway, N. Y. Brosd 1880.
Scandinavian-American Line
27 whitehall St., N. Y. B's G'a 72te.
SEiteOvieh Lines GU. S. S. b.
S. cEiseovich 4 Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, zen.
Southern Pacific Company
Ie5 B'vsy, N. Y. Cortlsnds $500.
Sprasus Lines (C.H.Spragus& Son)
(US.s.B.) 14l Milk St., Boston, Mars.
Sruthers 4 Barry Gu. .S.S.B.)
I12 Market st., San FrsnsiseO, Cal.
Susquehanns Steamship Co, Ine.
(U. S. S. b.
"a stoas st., n. Y. H'g Gu 9s5a.
Three Star Line (Aareteurs ReuniS)
% Bridge St.. N. Y. B's G'n 2i15.
Trinidad Line
Sec FurnssS, Witty q Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.L.
American Hawaiian s. 8. Co.
American Ship 4 Commerce Corp.
50 broadway, H. Y. whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
II Battery Pl., NY. whisshsll 100.
U. S. & A. Lines, Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
$40 Bridge St, N. Y. BIG G'n $3.50.
United States Lines, The (U.S.s.B.)
Passenger 4 Freight Offices
<5 Broadway, N. y. whitehall sioa.
S. s. Corp. GUS. S, b.
Mobile, Ala.
West Cost Line U.S.S.B.)
Vessel, Duval { Co.
o5-ss Broad St., n. Y. Broad $3.50.
White Star DOminisn Line
/ Broadway, N. y.
-, eono. 80 yrhftfll offe
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
To-day

c-ft 80 o1sssr01r. rt c.-fdr1ar '5 NJ
rtrt y frsltri arl ctrr 0furIfal rrf hf o.
rsiig ttfnfssi ~ ff1lifl " lhn fftrff Nf
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tgrx. so pa4'el .tsst calls ~ OrHllfrF AItfIit
Cis-io slo'ssiA hlafay "a sahnldtai 4 4.
BsF~r1l. r.
nsy tg.rsi- Do-i usn. 81 p~,is.y 80 80,
coTrsgorisass, IA Nig7 q q fsn-. i.f7
A a
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,a..s, Iurpsrt Line Il N. M
MAN.. s.'.,.s. n. =. .
srsEsh $780, Fss with S0'0'
10 Osri.l, Agent
~.,.perpsser & Co. Ltd.
Shaver St. NY. broad ]'oo.
,rbu S. S. Lines, Inc. (U-S.S.BO
rs,,ser Pl, NY. whitehall 1900.
;,.SIrr Pier ss-S7-ss Allan. Basin
bsu Line
s,Iloyd Royal Beige, st. As0nyr4'
ID Diamond SIS. Cp. tU.S.S.Bl
,f.s7 E1ch.Pl. Rect iss2-2si7-ls'
i sa,delphia, Baltimore, Chicago
,rsis, Boston, Norfolk
sbk CO., Inc, WA (U.S.S.B)
-. e NY. whitehall 2s6o-L
Cav s., Bait. Nd. Plaza eSSo'
utCo., A. H, Agts (U.S's.B.)
sv.s s., ,N.Y. Bowling On ssoo'
ua Steamship Go. ,...o
nea..iMIN.R,N.Y. (For'n serVies)
t..wsIitau shipping Co.. lne''
U.SS.B.)
vs'..ax,v. n. Y. Broad blo1.
c1,., ~ ". Adams St Rand. Ssie go
s-,,.' ~o.. sso carondslet B'g. Main e+S
y,il., Isl.r1 Fritz Corp.
80. T,ruinal Shipping Co.
W., S,ssi, Elrls. MsEiIl & Co.. lac
c,rSGatln Lines
gDn,lsxE. 3 Y. B's G'n $500
RGrps Fruit Corporation
ssssdray. n. Y. B'g G,n 77os.
hkLine
rrns St.. n. z. Big e'n 'SiL
u,,,.'s Wilson Line, N. T., Inc.
Ernan's Wilson Line.
uman's Phoenix Line.
THpn-Furness Line.
l--NaditerraneAn & Levsns Line
gsrosdway, N. Z. Broad OILS
mat s. S. Corp. (U. S. S. b.
asroadvsy, N. Y. D's G'n SS4o'
I,,,h Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B)
ofisls Line.
q sro,dvay, N. Y. Broad %1%7.
american Bldg, Bslt.,Md. Plaza s0si
Frash Line
oouDsgnis Genie Transatlaatiqus.
70 sAss S., NY. B'g G'n 7OVV'
Fumes, Witty & Co. Ltd.
Tafhets LineA
Fsrnsss Bermuda Line.
u whitehall st.. NY. B'g G'n 7soo'
Halsehaw S. S. Lines, Ine.
Pier s. E.R. Ny. B'g G'n es77.
s'uson & Co., RIP.
asssYer St., n. T., Broad 1885.
Lines (U.S.S.B.)
ssstonsl Frsighting Corperat'n- .
USlEhSll st., Ny. Big G'n 1890. (
AnRml Mercantile Marine
lassn Inc.
hs 81 Line.
Ant lnnspors Line
Atsr Lac.
lcaas line.
~ Head Llnss.
't'i S.tr-Doniuion Line.
s''atxEy, n. y.
p,ssGt $500; Fgt., wh!t1l 2oeo. |
u Sale St.. Chicago.
s,nian Steamship Lines
!raissfs cosst serv., Tramc Dept.
"V'filaact s., MY. Rector OS20.
VI Slsanship Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.) /
t'z Bldg, a Beaver St.. N. Y.
s''ae 500. Branch Offices; Chi I
s'eo' Philadelphia.
@pot L HOt Lines
z ~s'eaeSsy, n. Y. Brosd essI.
Vhnd Line q. M. NJ
Broadway. ny.
n gg Ca $500; FEt. wblt1i 2oso.
'.!a Royal BIess, St. AnOnyme
"F'''l s. NJ. Bowling G'n sssO.
usi ssb.udo
- tQrneae VVttk. a ~ sst A.
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FOREIGN MAILS
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isiisw tifc.gf'as bosi etfls a1i rlrrsfrisl gtosf
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ef1efti f1sf0Trs CT Cy NfI sisiirn fri ro
81 ro.t psrcea and fs.iIlsFsf afisss lave 10 p
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,1.sS Lines. Inc. (US.S.B.)
! D;,u0ud s.S.Cp. (U.S.SB.)

st-s7Exeh.PL Rect iss2-2Sl7-ls'
sa,delphia, Baltimore, Chieago'
srsis, Boston, Norfolk
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Saturday

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tana-Y is'aafs. Cslfa NFns Ifrrr d. Norle.I
a. Lfb,ha "a 81 Wt-I N.hur. ~ 20 A. n.
Esg-ope. Afr.ra t.t Nesf Aut leyra fri it.si
this steamer. ia 'rrrlourL s1f foafftnfF f
af3 ranuo'-pofi ng - GTtf frifi1 irct1t
FrarcH and ire 1lrurnei m nQ'f1 a
and -" below frf CiUfch f0r CtiU
naffad Ar Nall Mr-ric e
hsthsflands fDafui pat mEI tnf tntdtif a.
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0rsses rIrksy and n1rasnis ffne-ai'y aftrsg
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For additional

Shipping or Travel IufO nation Call
Shipping or Travel Department
Beekman 3000-E1lepiion 30.
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IN Z CO., Inc, WA CU.S.S.B.)

nv,ore ST.. NY. whitehall 2s6o-I.
Z "a Ca Cav ST. Bait. Nd. Plaza $780,
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lCLin.s (U. s. S.B.)

asnsdonsl Freighting CorperAtn-
sNAAhsll st., Ny. Big G'n 1890.
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PORTO RICO, Gan Juan. Pence, Ar
yovo. MayagueI, Agnadilla, Arseieo
tail portB)-Also Gee Ia Gusyra,
xsracaibo, San Juar.
fa0h hGn f0Rk
- sa-pOSCE (Pf<) -. 4. q ?. r. Li-e
- s5-PORTo RICO lPFh) MI. P.h.
be-to Rico, San Juan, Poaeei AaTs-
- ARuaellla, Arseibo.
AsN~' Feok ngN Yoeh
,acAQfTA fPFl Atlantis yrrit
- sSTIEANO CPD Atihntfe Trui.
- s,-SORNA (7F) Atla1lo FTrt
poy.o Rico, Gan Jssa, Ponee. Aayagues,
Irroyo, Aguadilla, Arseioo, GusnieA
lRon hEu fohk
-. .s-cLARE lF) A. II. Bal Co
voRT SAID, Alsn. Bombay. colonbs.
Madras, csleutta-Also sss Constas-
blH0P'' Feon NV YosK
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Mail Robbery
Case Will Go
To Jury To-day
Two Defendants in 80. 4OO,-
900 Theft Admit Crirni.
nal Records on Stand
but Deny Truck Hold-Up
Associated With Bandit
Chapman Says Worry Over
Wife Led Him TO Try to
Jump From Window

The jury in the United States Court
trying Gerald Chapman and George
i>nderse-l, accused of robbing mail
truck of cash and securities valued at
S2,40O000 at Leonard Street and Broad
way October "a last. will get the case
to-day The defense rested yesterday
afternoon and the prosecution an
nounced that it's rebuttal testimo ny will
be brief.
Both of the defendants, put on the
stand yesterday, admitted criminal
records, but they denied any participa-
ton in the hold-up. Chapman, who
was testifying when court was adj
journed Friday, resumed the stand
under direct examination of his coun-
sci, former Magistrate Frederick j.
Groehl. He said he never had dis
cussed robbing the mails in any of his
conversations with Charles Loerber,
Anderson and who pleaded guilty.
Under cross examination by Assist
ant United States Attorney Cahill
Chapman testified that he had been
convicted of grand larceny in 1907 and
served fourteen months. In 1909, he
said, he pleaded guilty to the theft of
S115 and served two years and eight
months of three-and- a-half-year term
in prison. He said he was convicted
Of grand larceny in 1911, got ten years,
and was freed in 1919.
Chapman was asked why he had tried
to jump out Of window of the Gen.
eral Postoffice at Thirty-third Street
and Eighth Avenue at the time he was
held there after his arrest.
II was nearly crazy then" he said.
"MyNwife was in the postoffice building
and was questioned all one night. |
heard an inspector passing my room
saying something about my wife. l
must have gone out of my head"
Anderson followed him to the stand
and declared he had been in prison
twice, once for connection with Con
fdence game" and once for a jewelry
store burglary. He said he had never
personally negotiated the sale of any
bonds for Loerber, but had only been
associated with Chapman in handling
them.
The witness said he is graduate of
European college and that he speaks
fluently English, German, Spanish,
Danish and Finnish.
Judge Holmes adjourned the case
until 10 a. m. to-day and it is expected
the jury will begin deliberations this
afternoon