Word: sales
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Mitchell Kennerley, President of the Anderson Galleries, returned, dapper and beaming, from London where he had engineered his sensa tional coup to bring the Leverhulme collection to the U. S. He was willing to talk about it, a little. . . . Yes, the sale had been an nounced for London, all plans made, before the trustees of Lever-hulme's estate changed their minds and sent him a cable. What had made them change their minds...
...advance sale of tickets for the Holy Cross football game was reported by the H. A. A. to be very heavy. Up to last night 9,900 applications had been filed. Holy Cross has asked to be allotted 10,000 tickets. As sections 27 to 37 are reserved for holders of H. A. A. ticket books, this means that virtually all the seats in the Stadium proper are already called...
Seats on the wooden stands will be put on sale next week and all late applications are now being attended to and will also draw tickets for the temporary stands...
Miscellaneous. The Assembly voted 11,000,000 gold francs for a new Secretariate and Assembly Hall. The present Secretariate is to be advertised for sale. 3) A League of Nations investigation of Persia's opium industry was authorized. 3) A Chilean resolution was passed under which an International Press Conference will be convoked by the League. Said M Hymans of Belgium. "The Press is a great power which has a permanent seat in the League of Nations." 4) Throughout the assembly a group of U. S. women headed by Mrs. James E. Neal of N. Y. kept freshly...
...Lord Leverhulme's collection. . . How much of Lord Leverhulme's collection, British dealers wanted to know. All of Lord Leverhulme's collection, Mr. Kennerley made clear. A special steamer, he added, would be chartered to bring it to New York, where it would be put on sale in his galleries...