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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1020,
ARREST OF HECKLER
GIVES COXM'ISSUE
IliiKlmoro Incident BahIh of
Ilencnvoil AttaokR on
irnnllnff.
THATLS SUNATOJt HEED
Appcnlfl , for Qormnn Support
in Speeches in Khubwj
ami Missouri.
W n " CormpmultM of Tub Bcn ahu
Nmv Yoik Hutu it,
T.'I'KK.t, i"Pt. 29. WIlOII tlOV, COX,
trying- to iiinlio n natlonnl Imiio of the
nrnM nf tlio hwlilrr nt Ennntor llnr
(tmr Hnliliunro meotlwr, sot Into To
to-niKiit lio found Hint tlio nrch
enemy ot tlio Administration, nltliuugh it 1
Jiemocrat, Hcwilor James A, lleeil of
Missouri, lilt j como to (own Just ahead
if lilm, nJ, In a speech nt n soldiers'!
reunion, pamkI out a black eye to tlio
Unsve of Nations.
dov. Cox Rot Into Topoltrt at tlio
cloio of it busy day of cainpalsiitnit over
a routo that carried him frotq Houth
IMUotit throuKh NehnuUn, n corner of
lnv.n, n illco of Missouri anil Into Knn
ia Thero worn count loss rear piriform,
talks, nml tlirco not vpoecliea In Topulm,
Atchison nnd Ht, Joseph, Mo, Makliiu
the Loacho of Nations tlio feature ot
lilt talks ho brousht Into secondary
prominence tlio Incident In llaltlmoro,
wlion Bdward A. Hynn was arrested for
Interruptlnir tlio speech of Senator Har
ding. Like William J. Ilryaa did In Ne
braska on Monday during the visit ot
Oav. Cox, fionator need remained com
pletely away from the Democratlo enn
itldato, even though he travelled for
several hours across the Htato and
epoko In Its third larcest city. Ht. Joseph.
Althotich ho had been In Topeka less
ttiiu twenty-four hours before ho hiked'
out nf town, leaving only his dust nnd
lonir newspnper reports ot his attack on
the league behind him.
Senator llced'a attack on the Irtwruo
of Nations occurred when ho addrcraed
k crowd ot 10,000 attending n noldlcrtt's
leunlon.and tlio soldiers want wild with
their approval. It wan agulnst this that
Oov, Cox had to buck when he ipoko
to-nlcht, this and tlio heavy trend ot
eontlment In Kansas against tho Wilson
Administration,
G. 0. 1 Will Get Kniisns,
Kansas, ot courso, Is normally He
publlcnn, but It went for Wilson four
years ago because ot $2 wheat nnd tlio
Imuo of "Ho Kept Us Out of War."
This year, there's no doubt ot Us going
back to tlio Republican column with n
bump and the plurality, they say, will
bo anywlioro from 100,000 to 100,000.
Bo much for Kansas. Iowa, as averybody
knows, Is so Republican that Oov. Cox
just tipped ids hat tto It.
Missouri Is In a confused condition
politically, duo to tlio attltudo ot Sen
ator Uccd, whoso break with President
"Wilson' occurred when ho brought tho
Lenguo ot Nations covenant back from
France, and whoso clash with Qov, Cos
camo when tho Democratlo nominee In
sisted on making the covenant the lend
lnc Issuo of tho "campaign. Senator
llecd Is keeping hands off, his attack or
tlio league In.Topeko last night being tho
only tiling ho so far has dona In tho
political light, now In progress. At this
tlmo, say those who nro In closest touch
with politics hereabout, It Is unsafo to
venturo an opinion as to how Missouri,
normally Democratlo, U golnj to go In
November.
Oov. Cox, pounced upon the Baltimore
Incident when ho learned of It In the
morning newspapers In Omaha, and de
cided to make It ono ot the fentures ot
his endless attacks upon his Republican
opponent
'I seo by the papera that Edward A.
Ryan, n lawyer who exercised his right
ns an American citircn in uaitimoro to
ask tho reactionary Presidential cnnrtl
date how ho stood on the Lcnguo of Na
tions, snont the night In Jail," Oov. Cox
raid. "A hasty disavowal of responsibility
was mndo. but the fact remains that Sen
stor Harding tcld the nudtenco In plain
words that ho considered tho Interruption
a discourtesy, whereupon, the man was.
taken In chargo'by tho police."
He Humored Heckler.
This gave Qov, Cox the opportunity
to review an lncldont that occurred at
St. Paul threa weeks ago when a man
In the audience Inquired about the Irish
question. A policeman was about to
take htm In chargo when ho was stopped
by tho Democratic nomlneo, who said
the question would bo answerod.
"If oil tlio persons who havo asked
me questions on tho Western trip wcro
Incarcerated." ho said, "you would not
have room for them in your Stato peni
tentiary'. .
"Wo nro In America, not In Russia.
If tho Senatorial oligarchy which nov
controls the Senate and seeks to annox
the Presidency declines to bo questioned
before tho election what can wo expect
after election If It should gain control of
public affairs? This must not be re
garded as a trifling circumstance. It Is
a.jymptom of conditions that ore ap
proaching." Working In the Baltimore incident
with the League of Nations arguments
Gov. Cox In the St Joseph Auditorium,
before a crowd of 6,000, not onco men.
tlonlng Senator Reed, Inquired If .any
body wantod to know anything nbotit
the covenant "Ask me any question,"
raid he, "and I'll answer you. You'll
not bo locked up." Thero was a snicker,
then sllcnco.
"You're not all going to vote for me,
are you?" he asked.
Tcs," chorused a few, and thero was
another laugh.
Aslu nimselt Question.
There were no questloaaVand so Gov,
Cox ssked some of himself about the
ability of tho Supreme Council to send
American soldiers overseas, which ho de
nied ; about tho six British votes to one,
which he declared to bo nuiiniea on im
portant questions under the Hitchcock
reservation and along: similar familiar
lines.
Gov. Cox renowed his demand that
Senator Harding mako public tho letter
he averts tho Republican nomlneo sent
to Senator Illrnm Johnson of California
assuring him of his starid on the Leaguo
ft Nations.
"It la a part of tho documentary liter
ature of this campaign," ho said. "I
vaat that letter mado public. I don't
nt anything going on behind the
ecenes."
There was a epcclflo appeal for tho
rapport of the Germans ot Missouri and
of Kansas. He expressed deep sym
pathy for them, declaring that they wcro
trade to suffer during tho war because
a "minority of Junkers mado tho wholo
race and brood appear to bo unworthy
In the eyes of tho people."
"I have great sympathy for them." ho
'all, "but I'm opposed to a separate
re with Oermany. It would bo dis
honorable. It would ho dishonest. JJ
jould ba perfidious, I am In favor of
Germany going Into the league. This is
new order. The bitterness of the past
"nut be forgotten."
governor Cox left to-night forOkla-.
1
POINT 6.O.P. VICTORY
100,000 Plurality for Harding
nnd Coolldfjo floon Jy I'nrty
loiulorn.
ffpicinl to Tim Hon and Naur Yotk Haute,
Trenton, Hept, tP, Analysis of tho
vote cast at tho primary election
throughout New Jersey yesterday nd.
cates a pronounced Republican trend,
TliU Is shown by no comparatively
heavy vote polled In the Republican
primaries and the tendency of women
Who oast their voto for tho first tlmo
to affiliate with the Republican party,
AMumlnir that the ranks of women jjpt
crs will bo further augmented at tho
general election, It now seems probablo
that Now Jersey will alvn Harding nnd
Coolldgo a plurality ranging from 76
000 to 100,000,
Regutnr orcnnUntlon candidates were
generally successful throughout the
ntato, niltiQiiah thero were a few notable
exceptions In the contest for party con
trol, Tho Republican organisation was
overthrown in tho ntxth Congress Dis
trict, whoro Into returns show that for
mer Assemblyman Randolph Perkins
defeated Representative John 13, Ram
soy for the Congressional nomination,
Mr. Perkins was n "dry" candidate
cndnrwl by tho Anil-Saloon Unrjuo,
Of tho twolva Republican Connxesslonnl
cnndldatro nominated ut leant llvo are
ruled as dry and six ns wet. Tlio nttl
tudo of tho Twelfth ilepi.tids upon tho
outcome of tho fight In tho Third ills
trlct, where Mayor T. Frank Appleby
of Asbury Park and John W. Herbert
of Holmettn, former chairman of tho
State Highway Commission, ran a rloso
race. Latest returns neem to Indicate
tho nomination of Mr, Appleby by a
small margin,
Kuelinlo Dnfrntod,
In Atlantlo county "Commodore"
Louis Kuclile, former organization
lender, who revolted against tho machine,
met with n crushing defeat, all of hla
candidates being defeated, In Hudson
county tho Verdon faction of tlio Re
publican party was beaten badly by tho
organisation forces.
Calls were Issued to-day by Edward
C. Stokes and Charles IT, McDonald,
rcspectlvo chairmen of tho Republican
nnd Democratlo State Committee for
Htato convention to be held In this city
next Tuesday. The Republicans will
meet at tho Republican headquarters
nnd the Democrats at tho headquarters
of tho Mercer county committee. In ad
dition to tho adoption of Stato plat
form both conventions will select candi
dates for Presidential electors.
Latest roturns to-night Indicated that
tho Congressional nominees In Now Jer
sey nro an follows)
First District Francis V, Patterson,
Republican j William V, Kramer, Demo
crat ; Dr. James S. Sharp, Prohibitionist
Socomi District Inaao liucharnch, Re
publican; Dr. William II. Jonah, Demo
crat ; Harry A. Ottlngcr, Prohibitionist,
Oeorgo H. Strothor, Socialist Third
District T, Frank Appluby, Republican i
William A. Ramsay, Democrat. Fourth
District BHJah C. Hutchinson, Repub
lican! Charles C. Urown, Democrat
Flftlf District Hrnest R. Anderson, Re
publican; Richard H. Clement Demo
crat; James H. Furbor, Socialist; ISu
ccno A. Smith, Prohibitionist Sixth
District Randolph Perkins, Repub
lican; Thomas A. Shields, Democrat;
Fredorlck ICropft, Socialist; Henry J.
Cox, Prohibitionist; Charlos T. Logan,
Slnglo Tux. Seventh District Amos
Rndollff, Republican; Nicholas Hughes,
Democrat. Klghth District Herbert
W. Taylor, Republican; Cornelius A,
McClcmon, Democrat; Harry J. How
land, Socialist Ninth District 11. T.
Parker, Republican, Daniel F. Mlna
hnn, Democrnt. Tenth District Fred
erick M. Luhbach, Republican; Dallas
Flannanan, Democrat Eleventh Dis
trict Dr. Archibald B. Olpp, Repub
lican; John J. Fngan, Democrat; Will
mm j, Tigne. inaepcmient; ucorgo
Kovon, Socialist Twolfth District
Walter Wllllnma, Republican; Charles
IC O'Urlen, Democrat
COX PLANS RAID FOR
VOTES HERE ON OCT. 23
Roosevelt la to Follow in
Eleventh Hour Appeal.
That tho Democrats Intend to ralso
an eleventh hour hurrah In New York
In tho hope of winning the State from
Harding la Indicated by an announco
mont mado yesterday that Qov. Cox will
speak In Madison Square Garden on
Saturday night October 23, and that
Franklin D. Roosovolt will spend the
lost week of tho campaign on a speaking
tour of tho State. On October 28 Cox
will talk In Indianapolis. Theso two en
gagements nnd one at Buffalo, October
18, are the only ones of the latter part
of the campaign thus far revealed.
Apparently the Democratlo atratcgista
are trying to conceal from tho enemy tho
location of their weakest spots, which
tho candldato will naturally try to visit
as election day draws near.
COTTON MARKET.
Tlio cotton market developed a gen
erally firm uhdertono followtnir a de
cllno of 80 to 80 points In the 'first two
hours of its session yesterday, with
shorts uneasy bocause of official pre
diction of frost for tho Western belt
and tho approaching Government re
port on condition. There were two dis
tinct swings In tho market The early
ono was downward. The afternoon ono
was upward. Both moved with uncer
tainty and irregularity.
It was evident even in tne nnt two
hourst that aoveral shorta who had not
taken their proflta wished to cover, ana
tho list was not long In rallying to
within 20 points of TuesdayVi finals. Oc
tober lagged behind tho active positions
all through tho day, selling .80 points
down at ono tlmo. Later, wnen tne gen
oral market roso to about 25 to 70 points
more than Tuesday's finals, October
rallied, but did not cross Tuesdays
finals.
A decline of 10 to 50 points was
recorded at tho opcnlnr. Early busi
ness waa animated,- .and most selling
was absorbed by Wall Stroet nhorts and
a llttlo support from spot houses. No
October notices' wcro In circulation but
October Was under Influenco of stale
long liquidation. When tho trado bo
came awaro of tho eastern forecast
promising unsettled end coolor weather
to-day, Uiero waa a revival of demand
from speculattvo shorts. The Clement
Curtis condition report indicating a per
centage of 60:1, aroused little comment
in the trado and wo not & factor. The
SALES AT AUOTI0N.
Important Estate Sale
TO-DAY AND FRIDAY,
11 A. M. EACH DAY
88 University Place
Between 11th and istb Fits..
A v.rv rhnlc nnd Rich Collection
Furniture and Household Effects,
Oriental Carpet! and RufS. Rich Hang
ings. Uroniei, Jiar lnin mauria-a-
Brae, Clock flets, Sliver and Sheffield
Plate, Library Books.
Arthur Kaliski, Auctioneer.
wlly weather rport, which appeared
Ht noon, was bearish, but had been gen
rflly fxpoottd and discounted,
. i h9 J,evlost buying pf tho session do
yeloped In tho afternoon, when prices
roso ovr H cent a pound frora Tues.
day ending, Tho uptWn reflected re
newed Wall Btreet and outside specu
Utlvo coverlngy. Reports reaching the
rtng told ol iTsllBhtly bettor tone In
flouthern spot centres, and they and
enro weather forecasts were suffl
c ent to change the price trend, The
highest prices attracted a Utile new
scattered bear pressure, but all In nil
tho tone continued firm to strong, Ao
five months closed IS to ES points net
higher, October being CO loer and local
spot unchanged at 2d rents,
Ilanet of prlout Tu-
o...b.r.. vffiiifritsi ,a& &
January,,,, 21,00 ti,i SI, is ii.je.Tl 31.10
te:: m m m llM p
M.y!;:::v; im m m lM M
Juiy..t so,33 51,00 to.ia :0.1s tq.tQ
Ausiitt,,,,, ,,. ,, :o,?n N 80.JJ
Hpot Ural, SQi Nw Orleans, iia,
COTTON HTATIHTICH,
I. nit I.nil
., . , Yotritny, Wtk. Year
Port receipts,, SI.OM- IH.mt iM.JIO
Msporis aesmn ?,TIMl S,MI 75.1,01(1
New York stocks,,,, :.1,5DH 2.1, TW hHljn
I'ori.sicioks,. , ftno,4r..i Birt,l?i hm,vm
Interior rfOpiii.,, in,ni 7,5ih 2.1.M.I
inierinr iniimicnts,,, id,T03 p.nia ii,v mi
New York arrlvata,, 058 430 S.snt
, .... , . 1
ncsi rtnlnar at II points advnnr at 10, Hi
for mlitilllns. Haiti s.OOO, .American 4,onu,
Imports 0,(100, none Ameilean, liiluri
Clnieil Irresular anil unaMtlml at 10 to 41
noliiU (lerllns, Octolur, I0.4ild, December,
III. ,'10,1, 1 Jftiumry, 10,1(1.1, 1 March, in.hSil,,
Mny, m.ilHii, Manrlieitiri Yarns dull aim
IrrrRtilar; rlnths, goml iirnmml lor Imlla.
COFFEE MARKET,
Tlio coffee market was yesterdny ngnln
n very quiet affair. On thu call prlcos
wero 0 to 10 points higher, but sunned
off 10 to 10 points tm modernto offerings
of n prominent local Importer nnd soil
ing by scattered trndo Interests, prob
ably Induced by lower Santos offerlnis
In the cost nnd freight market Trading
was ot such small volume that the mar
ket was without character. Lnter In tho
day thero wna a llttlo spurt of cover
ing nnd some earlier losses were re
gained, final prices being a point net
lowor to n point net higher. Spot coffee
prices were lower, but demand was onld
to show some Improvement and may
havo Influenced the llttl'i covcrln; nt the
close.
Rang of prices i Tiiei
Open. HlBli. Low. rine. day.
Beptrmber J-''!'- J-
October 7.50 7.M T.'.'O J. I -SI 7.11
November T.44-H 7.41
l)?cmlier..?..." M0 7,80 7.05 T.nii-Jfl T.Jfl
January H-?.? IT
February R.OO-Ot f.OI
Marti. ... i0 8.30 8.18 MS-W-JI"
Antii ; 8.5S-20 a.20
May ".. (1.33 D3l MS MJ-M J-JJ
June , .... MJ-47 M0
July .. 8.47 8.53 8.47 M5-M J.J4
Auguit B.&O-Ol 8.08
COITKIS CAHI.r,1.
rtlo wan unchanced at MIOO for No. 7
dollar rate unchanged at .'4150; ficlianne un
chamrril at 12Kd. Receipts 7,000 ban and
line k Ml.OOO bm, .
Bantoi peli not quoted. lulurei un
ehanited to B0 hliher on old and lilsher
on new. Reeelpti 48,000 bagi and nock
1,(121,000 bass. ,
Itpeflpti at the porti wer M.000 bags,
ariiln.t 32,000 latt year and 42,000 two yearn
oro. Han Paulo bad 48,000, ngalnet SO.ono
and 80.000, and Jundlahy 80.00O, eitalnut 17,
POO and 28.000 bagu, repee(lvy.
Cleared from Bantoi 08.000 bepi for New
York on one steamililp and 0,300 baei on
snnlher. .
Klnn weather was reported In four districts
ot Bao Paulo and elaudy In one, will) mini-
ART SALES.
ISM
SMITH'S KNfCKERBOCKER SALESROOMS, INC-
823 SEVENTH AVE., AT fi3HD STREET,
phones cirtfji-n snu-sots
C. E. SMITH, Auctioneer
NOW ON EXHIBITION
11)20
Main Floor, Second Floor and Basement
Executor's Sale of Importance
Estnto of tho Into Suo Lloyd Parker
DY ORDER OF ARCHIBALD M. MAOLAY, KXEOTJTOR, 81 NABflAtJ BT.
Abo from the nendrick nudeon, Orron and Orerdma Apirtments
A stupendous oollnetlon of
Furniture and Furnishings of the better class
coMrmsmo almost new bteintyay uritianT and bady oiiant) tianos,
HOnACK WATEH3, EMEItSON AND DOLL UPniOItTB.
Quantities of Tiffany and
LAItQE 8IZB VIOTOR VIOTIIOLA, HALL
OAItl'ETS. LAItai:
Mantel Ohtme Clocks, Larfe Ileal Droniw, Superb China, Rich Orystal, Isusesise Collection of
Period Mirrors, rrtnta, aieuotlnts, ete.
A COLLEOTION OV MODERN PAINTDNTaB DY NOTED MAflTEBS.
EkjuIiIM eundtai and Table Electroliers, Teakwood Screa&s.
VALUADLB LDJltARY OP UTANDAnD LITERAtAtRB IN FINH DDTOIKaS,
Bupab n anginas. Real Laco Ourtetns, Vlat
Medium Furnuuro ror entry
Sale Begins Tomorrow
and following aternoons at
Thursday next,
, Unrestricted Public Auction
, Torday (Thursday) at lt45 P. M.
ALSO FOLLOWING DAYS, SAME HOUR.
(with Final Session, Sat. Ercning. 8:15 o'Clock.)
JOHN McCORMAGK
The Celebrated Tenor,
with additions.
At May Auction Galleries, Inc.
2236 Broadway, S. E. Cor. 80th St.
Sea? JSSS M. VAN BRINK, Auctioneer. ,
DESORIPTIVB OATALOQUES 30c KAOfl.
DALES AT AUCTION.
J. A. FLEISCHER f...
S. J. HASSETT JAuct,c
tionecra
WILL DIBPOSH Of
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ON THE PREMISES
128 WEST 49TH ST.
Between Broadway and 6th At.,
To-day (Thursday)
Commencing at 10:30 A, M.
Continuation Bait of
The Efltire .Collection of
AriQUE AND MODERN
COSTLY FURNITURE
WORKS OF ART, &c,
Contained tn abov Galleries,
COMPBISINO IN PABT
S"unilihtngs for the Dining-room,.
Boudoir, Library and Parlor,
In complete Butte and Odd Pieces.
StoInwoy&Sons Parlor Grand Piano,
Victor VIctroln, Ucrleht Piano,
Subway Fool Tahle Comploto,
ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS
I JNOLUD1NO LAItOH filiES. 4
'IIALL CLOCKS, CHINA, BILVErtWARE,
Bronzes, Clock Sets, Brlo-a-Brae,
I Oil Paintings, Etchings, Engravings.
20 LARGE MIRRORS-20
Dealera-and Private Buyers, Attend I
st to 03
Iirailllan eolft statlitlosi
Ytiterittr.
Last wk,
Last mo,
0,0(11
Jl,7fi0
t040
m,m
(4V.0C0
I.oon.ou
oia.too
,fl0,J(t
1,300,911
lew York oellv, g.JJ
1. Orliana d Iv. s.0 10
,70
s:iii
N. Orhtni tluk SWt.lTl
HiMk-a pern, 1,507,11? l.Ms.i
Afloat ii,W . ttV
v sibi supply, .l.Bij.jlf i.tH.
Lait rr'v vuibki 4e,iw i,t?,i
l,OUl
,tOQ
tun
8 10
c
Business Troubles
i'rtitionh in nANKnurroy.
Ths fallowing pitlllonln bankruptcy wer
filed Wednesday n the Dulled Plates PUtrtot
Court I '
Involuntary petition aialnet nelneteln-Bt-tilion
fiehorl, Ins., furs and skim. 108
Wt Twenly-fourtli street, In behalf ol
three creditors, Liabilities and suets not
''voluntary petition by William II, Rankin
on and John 13, Oarvallio, trading ae ths O.
A O. ! Company, .IT.We.t Forty-iieonij
treet, who Plae. their llab lltlei at M.JOJ
and aM.n at 1317. Of the liabilities M.801
reprteent umeeured elilma and (3,500
cured etalme. of the aieets slock In trade
make up 230 nnd debts due on open ae
inunti 1147. Oecar Illcliter Is attorney for
thu lisnKrupti,
, Voluiilary petition by the Marine Operating
f'nmpany, In the transportation biulneei at
140 Hroaitway, sltnetl by Fontaine , I.e
Mallre, president, who gives ths llblllll
si l.1HI,8li'J end ueeete ae I400.W0, Of l he
llnblllllei 1100,000 are lecurvil claims, 137, HO
nre uniecunil rlnline and notes and blue
1102,000, One of the Hems under 'secured
lilni. is n trust morlirafe for 1 1 87,000 by
tlio New York Trust Company as trustee,
Of the assets IIM.f.00 are.put down ai ehlp
I'lni and ebarei In vesseUi ottior personal
pioperty 874.HUJ nnd debts due on open ac
cuunte 133.710. Lampke A Uleln are attor
neys for the bankrupts,
Voluntary petition by Louie Levlne,
Plumb.r, 804 llat MOIh street. The Ilmnx,
who nlar.i his llabllltlei at ll.Mfl, all uns
nirrd clslme, and assets of 81,r.i, nf which
In'.'il represent ileble due on open Recounts
ami $3ro stock In trade, Kalien Uroe, ore
niinrncys for tho bankrupt, , . ,
Involunlay pellllnu Bunlnst the Hotel Louie
burii, liie,, with offices at 211 liroadwny, and
I'midiicllue; (he Ilottl l.oulsburg nl liar Har
bor, Me, Molillltlie are liven as 130,00(1 and
aseutii ns 2S,0(Hi, The petitioning crt'i1lrn
ami nniiiunli claimed arei Anna M, llaleh.
12,0001 Illta It. Ilalch, 12,0001 Marlon It
Hfn, I'.W). Yankaner A Davidson am at
torneys for the petitioners, .
earn, Irvine; Oreblnar and Hldney l.efkowlij,
trading as Blanrtard Cap Company, 833
lUr.adway, In behalf of three creditors, Lia
bilities and assets are not slven, The peti
tioning creditors and amounts claimed arl
F Harrison, II80 F, llllti, (3001 M. O.
debet, 22, Hnbel A Ilrand are attorneys
for the pelltlenoni.
Inrolunlary peililon asalnst the Conjoint
Jewelry Corporations, manufacturer! ot,tew
elry at 108 I'lilinn atrei't. on behalf nf thren
rredllore. Liabilities aro rtlvcn an 0O,OOO
and asseli as 123,000. Tim petlllonlnu cred
itor! and amount claimed nret Funk A
llnlsky. I2,OUOi liarnct A Blsman, 8M,'00,
nnd Bllberberg A HplelberK, SO 13, y.alkln A
Cohen are Attorneys for the petitioners, ,
Vnlunlniy petition by llllae Hlmlne, trading
n li. Hlmlne A Hon, furrier, OSfl Weitelierter
avenue, The llrone, who riven his llnbllle
m 113,571 and asset! ae 10.030, Of tho lia
bilities 13,H2fl are unsecured claims. Of the
nrrts nock In trade Is given ns 12,272 and
machinery, tools, An., as II.H33, Joseph M,
Levlne le attorney for the bankrupt.
HCHKIt!l.r.S IN IIANKItUPTCV.
The following schedule! In bankruptcy
istre filed In the United Blatci District Court
Wednesday t
The schedules of Joseph II. Oehlniky, trad
Ins an the Atlantlo I'rotlMone Corporation,
aralnst whom a petition was filed July 21,
show liabilities of 0,2I'(1, nf which 8 MM aro
unsecured claims and I,000 are notes nnd
Mill, nnd assets of 12.100, of which 12,000
ri'iiresmti two automobile trucks, Wise A
BHlgsberit am attorneys for the bankrupt.
m:n:ivr.ttH in iiankmtvtcy.
Judae llouch appointed Arthur J. Cohen
temporary receiver for tho Marine Operating
Company, Inc., at 140 Uroadway, with a bond
of 13.000.
Judse llouith appointed I, L. Ernst tern
noinry receiver for the Hotel Loulhurr, Inc.,
Uroadway, Vlth a bond of f 10,000.
Judse llnush appointed Herbert A. Wolff
temporary receiver for the Oonjelnt Jewelry
Corporations, 108 Fulton street, with a bond
nf 83,000.
involuntary pmuon asain.i dhjhuoi
ART SALES.
Gorham Sterling Silver.
OLOOIC, AUODT 100 PEnSLVIT RUOB AND
mum temperatures ranting (rem
AND SMALL BIZKO.
Beddhur, Model Oowns, Costs; also quantities of
Drancu oi ue noma.
(Friday), October 1st
2 o'clock, continuing to
October 7th.
tNDDAY OF QIIAND OPENING 3ALKI
BENJ. S. WISE, Anct'r
Will Soli at Publio Auction at tho
WISE AUCTION BUILDING
428 Columbus Ave. S,?ftXn
TO-DAY (Tliur.), 2 P. M.
Alio Friday & Sat., Same Hour,
Household Effects, Works of
Art, Paintings, Rugs, Bronzo and
Marble Statuary, Player Pianos,
Stclnway Baby Grand, Draperies,
China, Linen, etc.
Formerly brlonglog to the Estates of
VAN rUUNSSELAEn, KENNEDY and
others.
NOTE 75 ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS,
Large sad small sizes, sold Fridtj, 4 P.M.
SPECIAlr-XTt hatt eons lAol tela po.
Urtlu rnore our purclmnt.
POBEOLOSUltB OP LIEN.
By virtus of a lien of 81,803 olatmed by ue
thereon, we will sell at publio auction on
October 18th, 10S0, at 10:30 A. M at our
placo ot business, No. 843 Bevonth Avei
Manhattan Borough, New York City, the
following dresses manufactured by u (or
Max Bchnatl of No. 41 Weet 21st Btrot:Jtf
embroidered serge dresiti and 10 embroi
dered trlcoUns dresses, mixed eliei.
COHEN A QRUBER.
An oxtterlleemen; (n the Lost and
Found columns of THE BUN AND NEW
YORK HRRALD offer a real postiUUt
of recovering your lott ms$HH
, MA Nil ATT AN,
Ths following Judimmti ,wer filed. ys
n'ltorl "f,t Ukm
Adler. Ctierlss-J, JPttnsr, 9134,10
Amp.), liirman, and Mssr Oseliel
(Oosmopolllan Dental Laboratory)
-American Mrs, Ooneern,,,,,.M JiJ'Si
Bonner, John-M, AvMan.......... tJMO
Iloltman, H, llsrman-U. Antonnoelo 180.30
Hrandshatt, Alter-T, II, lleyneldi, 810,31
llrewar Amuse, Co., Ino.-O, Illaks. U.03
lllaHeman, Chai, Jl, Jackson-linillli
Agency, Inn, 181,18
Cohen, Mlcliael-13. Hehoonmalter ...
('o,, Inn, ,,,,,,,, 187.80
Clement, Louln-M. Avldan.., Sii'K
U. , rt, tCurpl-ltauman A Co.., 2IU.il
OIiiiitIi, Julm II,, and llertiert M,
Churoh Milling Co,)-A, V, Young.
tiiooii, i hp ,, l,9?iT?
Oarwo, KrnsstJ, 1L Maybury,,, 11J.48
Oamp, Henry N,-', mieplierd.,,,, 000,43
Dude, Oliarles. Max Oralienststn,
Joseph llrouda, Trank I'Mliacsk,
I'rank Hlsd.lt and Caclav Hldevy
V. Lellstb ,,,,,,,,, 1,808,80
I ,iikker, I'auMlonwIt Tel er A Co, 1C0.SI
I'loraeante, iouls, Doinenlok I'rli.
tanhl, llaiihasl Barna and Unl
Urlegihaljsr Morrti Plan Co,, N,
y, ,,,,,,,,,(,,,,,,,,,,,(,(, homo
Trledman, lleatrlce, Frank I'rted- .....
man and Utty London-m,,.. IIJ.OO
Plalierly. Jamei J.-A, Brols et nl, 73fl,T0
Klynn, J0I111 A,-llotcomb A Merle
Manufaoiurlni: (!u, ,,,,,, D?.?'25
Trost, Clns,-Moril Plan On,. N, Y. M1.T0
1'flrk, Oharlns. anil IMwnrd llobln-
sou-M(iril Plan Co., N. Y :0.U0
ritlifl, Miirk-llnli'l Clarldgo, Ino, WlHi
1'nllara, Julm-U, Hchnonmaker Co,,
lno ,,,,,,, ........... , 117.1 1
Ooldlnger, Jarnh-I'ubllo National
lisnk of N. Y SM.M
niassiriuan, Ilobere-M. Itoseniwelg 4T5.S0
llancon, Nlcholai, am! Joseph Han-
lion-Morrle 1'lnn Co,, N, Y.,,. 212.30
Oentlle, Ellnore, and New Amster-
ram Casually Co, People, &o,, WO.pn
Oentlle, I'rank and Lulsl-Hamu.... 800.00
(loldstone, Herman A.-U. Wallach, SIWO
Ooldman, Morrle-B. Half et nl.... 800,74
Ooldman, Morrls-H, U, Ilaff 058,04
Hooper, Henry D.-W. II. Uee.... m.lKI
Hunt, notiert-Morrts Tlan Co,.N,Y. 111.70
llersliowlti, Nalliaii-llncyelopaedla ...
Ilrltannlca Cam.., 121.30
lliulley ConstrueiiiJn Co., liie, Ideal
(Ins A lllcclrla I'lsturH Co,, Ine. 310.02
Jiicolis. i.'iniik H,-Morrls Plan Co,,
N. Y 310,70
l, Hlnnilitril I'niindry, Inc. N.
tloial Muliil llt'iliietlnii l,'o l.MO.flH
Meyers. Hacrv W.-M. II. Ilcig,... 410.31
Marnuaril, ltlclmrd V. J, lloicn-
ttri! , 310,01
Miirnimnl, tllchard W.-L. Henry
et al 034,01
Millllian, Martin II. 8. Klsson.... 400.00
Monlallo, John-I'eter WlOln, Ino. 387,47
Mlddliton, Win. T, Abram Croc
Move Cn 4!M,nfl
Miller, Louls-fl, Both A Co 020.83
Mentllk, William, and Max Ulmer
Uesslca Walit Oo, and Illie
Prisi Co,)-Hdellty A Casualty
Cn 1,233.07
Nuollne Co. nf America M. II.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. .
CHURCHILL'S
"More Than a Restaurant A Broadtody Institution."
Where the wisdom of experience hu been applied to the development of the most risen.
Iial tlnnrjS in dining aiendat
FOOD QUALITY FOOD COOKERY
FOOD QUANTITY FOOD SERVICE
And the pater demand for m nd recreation during the dining hours hsi
been studied and amplified with a program of auperior cjbaret, a perfect
dsnclnp floor.
:No Cover
Mm7c hath eharmancl tro-Jiavc tho musla'
Broadway at 49th St.
HXije Camtr(bgc-
60 WEST 68TH ST.
New 12 Story Fireproof Hotel Just Completed.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
' Suites of 2 Rooms and Bath, or Larger.
L'nfutnWted only on yearly lease froTi Oct I
ALSO DOCTOR SUITE, 3 ROOMS. MAIN FLOOR.
,. i c RfP""ntative on Premise!
InderSsme ManseVnr. Hotel Lanrlon. 5th Av. & 56th St.
E. H. CHAT1I.T n
HOTELS
Uun (tr Oit. Ill tin U
l Marnlflfnt Vltw'of Park
I t I itMi sktirf Tlath.
isHTONr,'.i;ivA:r
Its nrnnhli up nf tsna bath I
Tom
lltS.M m.nthlr. !. weeMyj
inn ns I' ' rwrni na pu..
srxrat.st Hit aft atsniianc.
1. 3 and S Booms, Bath
iOLONIAL L'L
UMt nnuttful
ivui ti .
m mm .VI. na tut) Mm A DlUi
n I- Usm Vftf W
nM. sutis. in weitir.
nuTLEDGE
nwm. Uth A sisals, lit wk. ua.
Roams. A Wut ktib. I1.SS
day up-
All Aieis AtMiitste t All Oin
A la Carte, Table d'H
tots
S3C5
HOTEL
LOAINB'
cenuo atTbrhj-fiflli St.
A Rcsldonttnl Hotel, con
servatively conducted, ap
pealing to a discriminating
patronage
Unfurnished suites on yearly
lease from Octobor first
Slnglo rooms or suites, fur
nlshed, transiently or per
manently. HOHTICI.1,0.
as-ai nest vim cn., n. x.
DotwMn Broaitnay and Central Tark.
Btatlon ot "L" and Bubtvay at 60th St.
A Modern Flrcproot llottl.
Catering fur a Quiet Family Tatroaate.
ROOMS lTOIt SK1TIUIUUK.
Slnglo ltoom, il.'oO.
Itoom (or 2, J3.C0.
.Ttoom and Bath for 2, $t.r,.
t nooms and Uath foe 2, 3-J9.
Thooe Columbus 1300. J. A. JEFSON.
Itlatibaltan Square
SO to 09 West. 77th St.
Faring Museum ot Natural Hljtorr.
rcninsnED and UNirnnmsnBD
SUITES AVAILABLE
Eerenl Decorated bj the Adams Studla.
Immediate Inspoctlon Ineltei.
HOTEL ORLEANS
100 WEST I0TH ST.
ONE BOOM WITH DATII.
ONE nOOM WITH RUNNINfJ WATER.
onti Hurrn s rooms and dath.
DetlfbUatlr looat6XxeesUotusU low rtat.
Tucker ,1,1,1.,, , him f!Hi!
ristanl, Lulsl-J, Dunkelt et al. JH.W
I'ulaeky, Iule-B, Bchoonmaker
Ilubln, llyman-T, Durham 1,831,23
lloval A llegil O0,New England
Helling Co y"f?Hi
flrtiwliser, rul W.-Cowan Oo,,rr U3M
Ullverberg, Joeeoh (Ullverterg Bam-
pie nitopW, Ilselit tiSM
Bmll, D-rtarland llealty Oo Ino,, 107.80
Behuli. Hnfy-N, Y, County Na-
tlonal Hank
flklslr, II, (I. (Mount Vernon Ten,
Coffee and Cocoa Co,)-M, I'eck.
ernian .,,,1,,,, ,,,i,i,,t,,i 103,00
fllllrfl. .!ntin.Apinleilsp HaIu And
(Jertlco Co,, Ino ,,,,,,,,,, 803,07
Tarior, John ,0,-U Herelta e al 83.00
Wsis.sr, lnile-L. Under, I.20
Wllner, Charlt-M, i'leumm ., al.00
IlflONX,
The first name Is that nf the debtor I
llareletta, H,-Mrwll llrs Inc., 103,00
iirandiliafl, Allsr-T, II, lleynolds, 140.31
rjeplnge, A.-Ulmoek A Kink Co,,, 189.8)
Onldfedrr, Morrls-D, Oluck,,,,,,, 87,73
(iaiiie-f(ine 170,73
Mnnlalle, Jnliih-I1, Wldln, Ino 887,47
I'atente, Dolorifon P. Jalfo, , Ml.W
HATIlirilU) Jl!ll(lUrCNTU.
MANHATTAN,
Tlie first ,nni 11 thai or ths dflilon ths
eeeomi that of (ha ci editor, and date when
Judgment was fllmtt
lialkan American llipresi nnd Navi
gation Co,, Iiw,-ll, I Uoni
Mny 28, 11)20, , , 1384.00
lludy, Charles-National Cash Itcg-
Istur Oo, May Si), 1010,,,.,.....,, OTt.lQ
Olobo lnilinmlly Co,-0, H, Wllioni
Jnn. 17. iu"o: aio.no
nHm-8smei July P. 1018,,.., 111.01
nanuor, unarm, ana napi rinsKor
Kastnian Msehlns C'0,1 Nov. 17,
. iyi ,' 808,23
Union Ilsal Ketato Co,, Waller O.
Oakman, Samuel Uutermyer and
Ouaranty Trust Co, of New York
City of New York et al dept. II,
. 1018 , 101.03
Levy, Utarue-niat Industrial
Commlssloni May 10, 10'JO 803,10
Webb, Thomai 0,-Aleinder Hamll-
ton Instllutei Hept, 27, 1010 , 187.M
Levlson, Iaao-, Levlsoni Deo. 10,
. 1018 , , , 130,00
Melnwald, Solomon, l"hlllp rtndln
nnd Alirnhani Cohen-H, Krlnbeu
, et a I Hept. IB, lO'Jd 800,01
Mc.Niilly, Miss Aunui "Joseph" 1
Aug. HI, IlUt 141,41
Brodll. .loeiph r.-H, O, Iiamni July
1, 1020 , 23.1,41
IlllONX.
Brnun, Jacob J,-n, A, Ooodmaiu
Ike. U, lt tn , J23.73
Ooldmin, Mnrrli-A. Bchnltieri
March fl. mm ,., , 87.81
Kee, Louie, and National Surely
Co.-l'jopii . Htato of New York)
April 14, 1020 .,1,000.00
Ijreni, August, nnd NallonM Surety
Co.-iVop e Rtau of New York
May 14, 1020 ; m.tO
Budy, Cliarles-Nnllonal Cash Beg-
Istcr Co.t Juns 4, HMO.. 871.10
HOTELS Aim RESTAURANTS,
RStAURAHV
IWJK AVE33VC
ELYTEE
1 EAT 56VT
CPILLON
laEAyr ifJX
THE PLEASE
OF LUKCH1H6 (W DIMIHGlfIS
liWliBOrfDr
Ifr TH PLEA AJHE OF CTERttlft
TO A DlTINGUIHED AHQ
APPJIKIATTVE CLIENTELE
OUSf NBW
OCTOQCR FIR-r I02O
THE
TOURAINE
9-11 Enst 39th Stroet
New York City
An apartment hotel eater
ins to patrons who desire
exclusive surroundings.
Furnished and unfurnished
apartments on yearly lease.
Several desirable furnished
apartments by tho year or
shorter period.
Usitanrant a la Carts.
A. n. SMITH, rrop
Formerly ot the St Regis.
HOTEL SAN REJMO
140 Central Park West
(Entire 'Block)
Overlooking Central Park's, roost
picturesque lake. A most delight
fully situated hotel, appealing to
permanent and transient guests.
Attraettvt luUit to Itati
furnithed or unfurnished.
One three room apartment
(unfurnished), $2,400.
Moderate Priced Rettaurant.
ELI. D. DE PUY
IM sis IM phw
Bretton
Broadway, 85th to 66th St.
Sabtroy Station nt lh Street Corner,
NKTf YORK
Xr-Jel and Hott JLttracUvi UUttW
uoM, Conventrnf to all SAost
nnd TAeatret.
wT TransUnt or J'ennan.nt Rastdsne.
Fnmlshrd or Vnfnrnlshed Suites.
All the Comforts ano Advantages ot ths
Hist New York City Hotels at Attrac
tive Rates.
RRSTAURANT OF lITOItnST
STANDARD AT ATTRACTIVE fltlCnS
THE SUNSET,
Beach COtti nnd Surf Ave.,
SEA OATB, M!V YORK HARBOR.
tO Minutes from Times Square by Any of
Coney Island Subways.
Open all year. American and European
plans. Steam heated comfortable rooms,
with or 'without bath. Rooms without
hnard. It.r.O day UD.
M. W. BONTA. I'rop. Tel. Coney Island mi.
CURAT .NUIirUKlLN HOTKL. 1U West SI Si.
HOTCL himiERLAKD, tea Ave. it M fit.
RESORTS,
New liglnnl,
lour New England
. This Fall
tlOTOIt OVIilt (VKI.I, IIDII.T tlOAI).
vavn, iiiticArnie tomki ami, vikw
KVltlt t'llAMOINd HfllSNni, Wll
fllMMRII'fl (IIIKICN Tt'llN TO All.
TUMN'N NOAItl.KT AND (IOI.D. I!N
NKW ItNOIND AT 1T RICST.
AND AKTEH Til
t'lTY UOTKps Oil V
AWAIT VOU.
THIS IIAT'H ItUN
S INNS MIIIIKIIN
I'AMOHH llliHOIITS
Head for free tllustrsled read tas 1
in roiors,
"Nw BnglanJ TomV
published be Ilia NKTT KNOIUND
llOISJI, ASSOCIATION, tomprlatns tin
two liundr.4 nf the hssl hauls and reserls.
WII.MAU Ut KIMIUIX, HeereUr,
Draper Hotel. Horlheraol.n, Ua,
Garden City. Loner island,
An cicluslvo American plan hotel with an
a la carte restaurant (er motorists,
Tnrklsh ami Russian llalhe,
Eictllent U-llols 011 Ciune I re to (luests
Prequsnt eleotrla trains from Tenn, Btatloa
J. J. i-ANNIN TO,, l'rps.
Westchester,
H O X B L
1 tninuto 'roi vsns onwi
to electric .trsus oaur. Oltjresa.
linl.scM In, .the counuy, Oa f.
tsnnla, isddls lisnaa Dallf
Concert. Denrli.
Ilinrl I'auchsy A Hon, Ina., Ujiii.
Uwreoee Pailr, Dromellla, N. X,
rtarcliff oi$fi
DRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. V.
Open Till After Thanksgiving.
Atlantlo CHt,
UOYAL PAT ACE
Li4u H(TELA,COTTA0CS.i
mlhaJitmcK. ATLANTIC ClTY.If.Jl
COtAtfflEfff TO AU AMUSEMENTS
IScaiIi5.1dIMcn.UrchUe'
GMbtityOOO. Opm sJl the liar
t.OpmJlttvB ifcai
rTr ViMnrVrrVr fnt
miss KOIlHIiil'S
SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
Twentjr.llrst Tear.
A school which equips nomen for lit at
Its standard Is upheld by hundreds
st fonner students. Bend for booklet.
Commercial Engineers Uulldlng.
17 WEST 39TU 6TRUICT.
Aiianfic Clfy'rfsiKe.
.AsVIAn
tumit on ifoooirraftwM
. MACK t-ATjeCO.j
OCfAK fRONT (IRtPROOr I
AMEII1CAN and KUROrRAX l'I.XS.
Vhtlnla av and Urach. Cap, 3SQ. 1'rhuli
baths) tunnlnt water) elsvator, etc. Amer.
pln. SAMUEL, ELLIS, Owner. N. J. COL
LINS. Mcr.
Try CLARENQON Hotel
Virginia Ave., near Ileafli. All rooms with
hot and cold running water) prlvats baths.
Always Open. MONROU HUTCIIlftB. Owner.
TDI! CARLTOJT,
In .the select Chelsea Section. Beau
tiful surroundlnss. Brick structure.
Spsclal Fall Rates. Renowned cui
sine. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
TITO WORLD'S OR15ATBST 1'I.AtGROUND
Magnificent Hotel. Miles of Ocean Uoard
walk and Pathlns: Reaches.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Alwnys ready. Terms mod
erate. Phono or write. M. Walih Duncan.
TUB AMRAHSADOR Atlnntle City's Newest
and most Distinctive Hotel.
Asbury 1'iufc.
ASntJRY rARRf N. J-AIX YRAR RRSORT,
WRITS CITV INFORMATION DUIU3AU,
lalterrooo'. N. J.
At Lakewood
There Is Just enough ertapness In the air
to enhanoe your pleasure In a round of the
links or a gallop over tho springy turt.
Miles, of perfect roads make motoring a
koen delight, The golf courts Is the finest
rosort links- In the world. The annual trap
shooting contest Is In Ootober,
Inseparably associated with th charms ot
Lakewood art the social acUvltles and
homelike atmosphere of the Laurel Ilduss.
Generations of popularity and tho patron
age, year after year, of a host of congenial
people have given this famous hostelry a
welt deserved prestige, and make It first
choice ot thoso who would enjoy Lakewood
at Its beat.
oi'bns ocronnn i.
LAUREL HOUSE
Lakewood, N. J.
A. J. MCRI'IIY C. V. MCRFIIY
Asst. Manager Manager
FLORENCE in the PINES
lakewood JfJ, Modern conveniences ISO soltes
with bath. Full rates. Booklet. I. WO mm.
Nnv Jersey.
PUDDING STONE INN
Successful Week Ends. Open all year. .Folder.
. K, VIHCBHT. sfaaana. M. is
rrnnsylranla.
BUCKWOOD INN cm
America.
BCCKWOOD INN COMPANY.
R. B. WORTItlNOTO.V. Pres.)
TUm (SntiunnA ML Focono, Va. Open all
Ine UntWOOd, y,ari tnoderniflnscfimate:
elegant location) booklet. E.L. B.V.Artmao.
Canada.
Cbateaa Frontenae. on the HelghtiotOld CJue-
V.. r...li Drirl, ITnt.U. IMS Ilnr.r.M V.
a.. i .1
Vermont, I
i n . rr !
mimoxjioim mmJ
I J Wonehe.eI..!eN.Mountln.( . Jk
W im I m personal inintrllon, M
UJm lAB I m Indicate hi ml wqutrj. A
INSTRU0TI0N, COLLEQES, &0,
(VNyi'VVVVSeeMVe
BerkeleyIrving
SCHOOL for BOYS
311 Weit Elality-tliird SUeet
4UI Ym Jlfjlni ,Htpl, 10th,
A S(hal whit Mi hlthttl tlw
Iknot litcli hau htn jiwhi
fully ftedlitd fot W visit,
"From Primary to Collojo,"
mtll classes and Individual Inttructlon.
Swimming Pool. Cymntilum nd
Hoof I'laytrouW, all on Use prenv
lies, permit properly supervised sport
end athletics tint develop mentally
nd physically,
Special preparation for Weil Point,
Annapolis, and ill Collegei, Super
vision from 8i30 A. M. to 3 P.M., If
desired, Afternoon OullniClaiiti. Jlia
1 ff a 'master Is st tin school morninit.
Iluilrnlsd Cain loo on reoueil.
WtJIH U, ItAT, Mi, D llssdmastsr
TELKI'IIONIl 8CIIUVI EII tllfl.
L
AMF.K CAN iC OOLS A'l'M M
1101 Times Squuro llldf,, N, V, r.
'all, trrlls or plums Iterant Slino,
Advertising
Practical Evening Course
Oludente Isuslit hove to prepare
newspaper and masaetne advertise,
ments. booklets, lolders, cslnlonsi
how to advertise n retail buslnese
how to market a manufactured
iiroduel, S.1 weeks' course, llooklet
3 on request,
llrooklrn Central (V.M.O.A.) Schools,
63 Hanson l'lece, llrooklrn,
Reopens Wrdnesdajr, October Olh,
The Veltin School
FOR GIRLS
100 A 103 WIWT 14TH HT Y.
A Fireproof, Sanitary School Ilnll.llnr.
Clasars limited tn twelvo pupils,
miMARV IMtrAIITMKNT
km:rai rotutsis
COI.l.ICOi: I'RRI'AIIATOIIY
I'nuitial ailrnnlacM In French are
offrred In every class.
lis Cell.se n.Mnttry School
wtlh itr.n. rrlmirr ind Junior
H. with trsnj
Collegiate
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