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COTTON MARKET IS EASY AT CLOSING Final Quotations Show Dcclino ' t GO to 95 Toints Not for Session. LIYEKrOOL PRICES DROP Southern Selling1 Persists and Rallies Ai'o Unablo to Provont Losses. The cotton myltet went lower yester- day, with a renewal o local liquidation end foreign selling, although there wero many periods of stcadlncos throughout the session. On the whole, It was purely n, professional, trading affair, with Inter- est of operators centred mainly on the money market, Washington political r.ew, and, perhaps, the Bureau of Census pinning report, which was hardly a factor, as It was very nearly up to gen- eral expectations. Tho weather map ihowed cloudiness but no molsturo of Importance. Liverpool cables wero rather easy, that market opening some- what worse than duo and continuing lower during tho remainder of tho- busi- ness. There was considerably less In the English spot centre, aalcs dropping off to 6,000. Tho Census Bureau estimates tho amount of cotton ginned prior to Novem- ber 14 at 7.577.S26 running bales, count- ing round as half nnd excluding llnters. For tho same tlmo last year the giiirilng was 8.706,40 bales nnd In 1917 5,571, 113. The number of Sea Island bales Included this year Is 4,226. against 20.845 in WIS, whllo American Egyptian cablc amounted to 17,007. The corrected sta- tistics of tho quantity of cotton ginned prior to Jfovembor 1 show 0,312,301 bales. At tho opening hero the market was fteady, net unchanged to 25 points lower. Prices went somewhat higher after the rail, but tho market soon sagged, as Southern and Wall Street pressuro In- creased In volume. Fluctuations there- after wero very erratic and tho price i.m;e was wide, most of tho speculative ciowd taking a purely trading position. During the later forenoon there was a substantial rally, principally on tho strength In securities and the easier money market. The Improvement In sterling and francs was also n bullish factor. The unsettling strlko advices, however, were' again the cause of not a little uneasiness among moro timid traders. When the market had rallied mors than CO points from the lowest nnd gono sharply over the provlous final bids moro cotton from various sources was brought out, and, aB offerings Increased, local buyers drew off. The general tone was vciy nervous In the afternoon, but still mother rally was tho order, with busi- ness very mixed In character. Southern relllng, however, was persistent, and In the last hour there was another swing as prices declined sharply frpm the best, all options going approximately to the day's worst. Feeling war badly mixed, and the final market was easy at a net decline of 60 to 05 points, P.aajc of prices Thurs- day, Open. nigh. Low. Close. jrcTcmber. . ,. 38.6) Jifcensber.. M5? n.iii xi.mts 33.4; January.... si m 35.10 34.15 S4.ZI-I- S4.S3 reMary... m.io r. 33.75 Kirca 3,50 33.31 32 30 33.10-5- 330 April \ 31.5: ir m.:j Mr 1.77 33 13 31.17 Sl.10-2- 31.90 Juno S0. H 3i.2'; Mr 31 10 3d 10 30.1013 SO. 91 .iiunvt .. 29.S3 39.00 S K 11 39 s; September.. 31.30 II 2S.23 October. . . a. oo 23.00 27.00 27.60 II IS.1I 4n'1,m\y S?U?\m' J. , . ir.rt 5.1 nnlnt. Inner at Zl.lftt tnr tnldrlllnr ! I Mies till. Scmtnem.. t pot marten: Galveston eolet, unctianfteil at We. ; sales, 2.723. New Orlt.un quiet, 25 points lower at 3S.73e. : sales. IS) talcs. Mobile nominal, unchanged at H.73o. ; sole nil, SaTannah 35 points iosrer at 37.50c ; sales nil. Wilmington quiet; to pont lower at 35.50m. ; sales nil. Norfolk tady, M points lower at 36c. : sales l,o&4 bales. Augusta steady, 00 points higher at 37.NV!.; salts, 51 bales. Memphis ateailjr, at 40c.; sales, 1,750 bales, tit Louis ittidy, cndianircd at 40c. ; aaloi nil. Houston Heady, 35 points loner at 5S.50C.; sales, 5.016 hales. Little licet steady, unchtnxed at 39e. : fK L8M bales. Dallas steady, 23 points hirer at 35c. ; sslc, 33,915 bales. Montgomery fteiily, m points loner at JSc.; ulcj, 3,4 COTTOX STATISTICS. Yrster- - Last Last il ly. week. rear, Tort receipts .. . .. ts.411 17.7'6 Kirorts . 1I&.544 70.53- -. lJ.O'd Imports season .. ..1,GM,4S 1,360,M7 1.133.517 New York stocks .. 13.037 91,571 139,716 Tort stoela . ..1,(32.47 1,631,792 1.403.1W interior receipt .... ,im 43.S13 6 , interior shipment ,0 31.151 17.453 iori arriTais... 1,030 7,599 3.2SS Liverpool Cablch-S- pot cotton nnleter at 9 Points ailranro on the basis of B.73d. for Sales 6,000; Amerlesn 3,000. Imports mfrl'\n U.OOfl. Tenders, new docket, - y bales. Futures opened quiet at 17 to 23 rulnta adranre. Closed steady. 6 points Wither 1 1 lower. Ilerembrr, 22.76d. ; January, 22.29d. : Jfsrch, 21.U.1.; May, SO.tld. ; July, 19.73d. Msnchester-Ya- rns firm and cloths active. week nxn rtoup.ns or xv xouk COTTON UXCUANGE. Into steht tnr lil ?C1 .!-- ,. 3'.37C lst year; Into sight 'for season 4,151,056, .,uj,iw, isst jear. umerai visible sup irply American 4.0S8.303, against 3,141,633 jesr. Increase in general 169.27J, Mln;t 13S.757 last year; Increase in risible Amerlean ieo.278, against 55,737; splnncra tak-- 1 Inrt American for week 557 :07. fimln.t ffllfl tn I sad for the season 3,3K,C63, ajtinst 3,018,513 Hit season. COTTON GINNING REPORT. Prior to November 14 7,S77,820 Hale of Lint rrodnced. Washington-- , Nov. 21. Cotton ginned Prior to November amounted to 7.577.S2C bales of lint, Including 83,043 found bales, 17.0C7 bales of American Lgyptlan and 4,226 bales of Sea Island, the census bureau announced Prior to November 14, 8,706,420 Mies, Including 127,034 round bales. ,\3 bates American Egyptian and '\ I bales of Sea Island wero glnrfed. Olnnlngs this year by States aro: Alabama, 671,703; Arizona, 26,848 ; Ar- kansas, 478,011 ; California, 26,132; Florida, 14.920; Georgia, 1,455,400; Louisiana, 230.B64 ; Mississippi, 635,612 ; Missouri, 23,043 ; North Carolina, 604,-i.- O Oklahoma, 486.020; South Carolina, 1 Tennessee 156,735; Texas, M59.725; Virginia, 14,574 ; all other \tales. 1,630. Olnnlngs of Sen Island: 'orida. 2.180; Georgia, E6l; Soutn Carolina, 1,482. A\er Orleans Cotton Mnrkat. New Orleans, Nov. 21. Prico swlngi 7\ ,w,1 In cotton market y they carried the market In both net cilnes nnd advances. Tho large gin-ni- during im to.. 1 . ... : V the middle of tho morning the mar- - i was rlslnsr on rumora that tho coal Sinlto was livlv in v a ffi,! fternoon .ii private reports that' the coal ..... 1\\\\ r08 a ' I ui-- n mo noavicst seillne of the on. The close was at net declines for the day 0f 40 to 70 points. Close: Mv..rpnnl rnfton Statistics. NV. ! . n',.1,1,. 't llcK lm,i. r\ftn i.r.'.\' . \ ,' cm ci.oon- - .'\ ''. 44\ 00. f.u.,11 - .; V o,,u, tiut-ricil- tt rtnn so.uuu. exnnrta finnn. ,!,. aa.i American lS.OOO ; quantity afloat, nl! kinds, 467.000 bales- - American 403,000 fcales. WOULD REGULATE BRITISH IMPORTS Bill Provides for Establishing I rade Committee. Special Caltt Dttpitch to Tui 8c:( from'tht London Timet Service. Copyright, Ml, all rights reterxei. London, Nov. 21. Tho long awaited bill to prevent dumping of foreign goods Into tha British markets has appeared and examination turns out to bo a measure for making permanent tho bureaucratlo control of trade adopted an a war emergency, Tho heart of the proposal lies In es- tablishment of a trade committee to regulate Importation of goods with the vlow of prevention of dumping and safe, guarding key Industries and Industries affected by depreciation of foreign cur- rency. The committee Is consist of four political departmental chiefs, throe per- manent officials and ton member of Parliament. Tho Board of Trade Is to havo equal control of trado regulation, Bubjoct to npprovai of tho committee, although tho board hna certnln emer- gency powers. Dumnlnjr la to bo nro. vemeuuy imposition or what amounts to a new duty equivalent to tho differ- ence between the prices for which goods will bo sold and foreign values of goods, although there lira certain res- ervations, ns depreciation In quality. It Is proposed to protect key Indus- tries by total prohibition of Imports, sub- ject to grant of licenses by the board. ino powers granted to the board to In vestigate matters concerning ownership, management, control, costs, prices and profits In tho key Industries scheduled are vory wide. Tho Hot of good3 coming unuer mo Heading of key Industries Is much shorter than that put forward na necewary ny manufacturers' asaocla lions. Tho list includes coal tar ilerlvn tlves, synthetic drugs, certnln chemicals, upucai ginra tungsten, carbons, mag' netos, noaiery, needles nnd gnn mantles. 1110 Bill includes provision for temrxi rary restriction of certain exports nnd empowers board to carry out export ci edits and an Insurnnco scheme. Op position 10 tno bin is oxpocted if only because there Is no provision for nro- - tectlon of British IndusK-y- - nntt labor against products of underpaid 'labor uDroau. MAXWELL-CHALMER- Lnnirraiin Announce Detroit Ilulldlriff Programme. The chairman of tho itaxwcll Motor Company, Inc., concerning renortn thnt that company contemplated a building programme in Detroit which would oil! for. $12,000,000 expenditures within the next two years, stated that although It was true that that company was mak- ing additions to Its plants and had other additions In contemplation, the total amount which they represented. Includ- ing machinery and equipment, was not moro than about 2,500,000, and that part of that money had been realized from sale of old buildings which buildings under construction were In- tended to succeed. Ho said also that during tho first three months of the current fiscal ye:ir of the Maxwell (August, September nnd Octo- ber the output of Its plants and of the Chalmers Motor Corporation plants under Maxwell management, had been In ex cess of 19,000 Maxwell cars, 1,800 Max well trucks and 4,000 Chalmers cars and tint during the same period the net earnings resulting from tho combined operations of tho two companies, after allowing for normal Income tax, but without deduction for excess profits tax, had beon approximately $600,000 a month. GEN. CHEM. PUTS OFF DIVIDEND Pontponcmcnt Due to l'eiiillnir Su- preme Court UcclHlon. The General Chemical Company's di- rectors failed yesterday to declare the usual extra dividend on Its common stock, giving as their reason uncertainty surrounding the status of stock divi- dends as regards Income taxes. In a statement issued at the close .of the meeting yesterday tho directors mndo clear their position. \In accordance with the practice of recent years,\ the statement rends, \your directors may have been expected to decide the question 0! n po?slble extra dividend at ito November meeting held this day. In view, however, of the pending decision of tho Supremo Court as to tho status of stock dividends and of the opinion the ftnanco commltttee that your Interests could bo more Intel 1f.antlv ennslrlpre.,1 nt n l.itrtr ilnfe. It was decided to postpone action. METAL MARKET. Nov. 2t. Nov. 20. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. Lead, Ner York,... C.67W 6.J21i 8.65 6.73 Soelter. N Y. snot.. 8.10 8.03 Spelter, prime Wcat, spot 7.70 7.M 7.CJ 7.721,1 Spelter, prime West, December 7.70 7.M 7.C24 7.72(j Electric cop, spot 20. .... 20.00 Klectrtc cop, Dec 20.00 .... 20 00 lsstV'''?'''\r an ounce. .... \A J0 1 lOUnOrV ............ quiet. hal,. Tislble 14 of tho on to the the tho of 33.00 22.00 J3.W IM.OO .... JS0.00 9.0). .... 9.0) 8115.00 .... J115.W 37. .... J7.S0 3C.M .... 3S.S0 S3.M .... 3S.50 27.95 .... 27.93 3J.53 .... 38.50 Pig Iron, ro. 2 nn con Pig Iron, plain sili- con Pitts, Deis iron Pitts, Cess billets OLD METALS. Dealers' buying prices aro as follows: Copper Cents a pound. Heavy and crucible 17.00 tj 17.60 Heary and wire 18.50 ft 17.00 LUht and bottoms 11.75 (115.00 Hoavy and machinery comp... 15.75 fflS.W Dreas, heary 9.73 OW.00 Brass .light 8.00 8.25 No. 1 clean brass turnings 9.73 10 00 No. 1 comp turnings 18.W tilS.W) Lead, heavy M ,? 75 Tea lead I?\? i ll Zlno scrap O f.2v LONDON, Nov, 21. Following nre the clos-in- g metal quotations: a. d. Changes. Copper, spot 9? W 0 up U Ca Copper, futures 9 15 0- - up 1 5s Sales-Futu- res. 400 tons. Electro cop, apot Ill J 0 FJcctro cop, futures.... lis 0 0 ...... Tin, spot 281 15 O up (1 15s Tin. futures 283 5 0 up 11 10a StralU J up ii ;m Singapore m w w up jv8 C00 tons, and Singapore. 100 Lead, ipot 28 7 t up 15s Lead, futuret 38 7 6 tip La spot 47 0 O up ra Spdte?: lutures 47 0 10 us 61 EQUIPMENT TRUSTS. llluff Iloch & Pltts....lSt9-- 4'i-S- - S.S7 . ., nifk n in e c Jl 6.(11 Piclfle mv-z- i e.iu rhJs.peake 6.63 Chi A Northwestern. .WW-2- 4 5,7J n,i ntvt isil rte.lif 4lt-- 6 5.0.1 Ls;\'!! I 6.(3 jii aero1\ I 1nlL':::SS5 U CM B.TO Delaware k Hudson. .1922 44 Eric Itallroad 1019-2- 7 44-- 6.75 t.M 'ln,',l'c\'t\'v 191P-2- 4H-- 5 5.7 tM 5.0 s.n S.S7 .75 e.00 7.00 r. ci M's.ourl Psellle WW.24 7.0) Mnli'le A Oiil isia-zr- . 4u,-- j .27 N lentrsl Lines ,.ir!5-2- 4H-- J 5.W v ivr.ir.i n 11 W.-- 4H 5.M Norfolk & Western. .U1J-2- I 414 J.tt shlT.d v T NH A lt. . ? jSller Pjnn.Genrjl rre:,ut.yLi3-2- J shm, TO JleS'llOf l IS1Z lj 5.75 .1. n.. iiia.T ii'C-- -- t e.tj Sinclair Penning .....1H9-2- 0 7.M (00 futheru Psclflca ....1519-2- 4i t.tr 0,,,,, n,iiway.....l9U-2- 4i,-- 1.75 . jUnloa Task a I .M k MTTtrW\\ \SJs wool demands substantial. Interest In Fine nnd Half llloodaj I Still Keen. Boston, Nov. 21. Tho Commerdnl HuUetln will say ; \Thcro has been a substantial demand for wool ngnln this week, Interest still being keen in fine nnd half bloods. Three-eight- combing wools have beon In Increased call, chiefly on the part of largo mills, who aro apparently protecting future re- quirements against the Inevitable shift to tho lower grade fabrics. 1'rlcca very firm and flno wools aro n bit stronger. \Manufacturers report all tho busi- ness they can handle. Fine yarns and tops aro slightly dearer. \Mohair Is dull and hardly changed,\ Ohio and Pennsylvania Fleeces De-lal- washed, Jlal.02; delatno un- washed, S8aS9c. i flno unwashed, 70a 72c, ',i blood combing, 82a83c. ; ? blood combing, 70a71c,4 Michigan and New York Fleeces Flno unwashed, 05a 6Cc. ; delaine unwashed, S3a85u. ; Vj blood unwashed, 80a81c. ; blood un- washed, 66aC8c Wisconsin, Missouri and averngo New England Half blood, 70a72c. t blood, 65a67c; U blood, 62a 63c. Virginia, Kentucky nnd simila- r- Half blood unwashed, 83a84c; blood unwashed, 72a73c. Scoured basis; Texas Flno 12 months, Jl.70al.80: flno S months, Jl.50al.CO. California North crn. $1.7Cnl.S0; middle county, $1.60a 1.05; Southern, J1.45al.G0. Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple, $1.85al.D0: East clothing, $l.G0al,70; Valley No. 1, 5I..0al.7B. Territory Fine staple, $1,90 a2; blood combing, J1.75al.S0; blood combing, $1.25al.35; fine clothing. 51.0jal.70; fine medium clothing, Sl.sOa 1.60. Pulled Extra, $l.S5al,90; AA, Jl.7oul.S0: A supers, $1.05al.70. Mo hairs Best combing, COaGoc. ; best card- ing, G5a60c. Ynrnsj Aro Stronir In Manchester. Manchester, Nov, 21. Cloths In heavy demand, with a healthy turnovor. Yarns strong. COFFEE MARKET. Prlco fluctuations In tha coffeofutures market were very Irregular throughout yesterday owing to prlvnto and official advices from Braill showing unsettled conditions thcro and tho market more or loss paralyzed by the fluctuations In Rio Exchange on London, which at the closo was reported up to l\d. Call prices were 12 to 37 points lower, followed by gains of 10 to 23 points, and later re- actions, causing loss of previous gains, and llnnlly an advance, the market ut tho closo being bid up with llttlo or no offerings. Final prices were Irregular, 3 points not higher to 6 points net lower. Bange of prices: Thurs Open. High, Low. Cloe. day. OTemrer... 15.15-- 13.11 December... 11.73 15.05 11.73 15.13-2- 15.12 January 15.25 15.23 15.25 15.35-4- 15.32 February... 15.13-4- 15,14 March 15.3: 15.50 13.30 15 5043 15.5A April 15.52- - 53 15.57 May 15.45 15.51 15.34 15.63.5S 15.59 June 15.M-C- lS.rj July ii'.K ii'.ii isiio 15.W S3 15.fi;' Auzust 15.53- - -. 15.54 September.. 15.41 15.41 15.23 15.45.14 11.49 October 15.45-4- 4 15.49 Coffee Cables Bio was rels lower for at 115023. Eichaino Hd. hWher at 16W. Re- ceipts 10.000 bsjs anl stock 410,000 bajs. In Ssntos snots were not nuoteJ. whllo futures were COO to 990 rels lower. Itecclpts 22.000 bops and stoclt 1,763.003 bass. Beeelpls st the ports were 33,000 baus, atalnt is.W) last rear and tl.OTiO two years a;M. Sao Paulo had aRUlnst 28,000 laat year and 5i,00 two years uso. anl Jundlahr 11,00), asalnst 20,000 and 42.0M htf. respectlTcly. BILVZILIA . COFFEE STATISTICS. Last Last le.tensr. week. month. New York drllrerles. 17,lf 12.7W 14,701 dellreries 7.309 13,130 Total deliveries 17.1M 20.09 27.M1 Now York stoclt 788.SM HU.5IJ 731.473 Nev Orlesns stock.. JS1.17S 35I.9S8 203,691 Stork at all ports. ...1.167.5M 1.160,534 l,03s,lM .mrat swsw 4w,ij 4,iipj Visible supplr 1.617.5SI 1,630,535 1,476,161 Last year's risible... 1,0S2,315 1,207,809 1,265,312 ot in. FINANCIAL NOTES. Shares of the Thraman Oil Cnmnanv. which has produclns ncrego In Lee and Allan counties. Kentucky. Eaatland county. Texas, nnd In the Homer Hold, Louisiana, win be introduced to tradinz on tno curb market Tho corporation has 000 Fhares of capital stock of 51 par value. W. V. Thravcs Is its president. Bankers Trust Company has been ap- - pointed registrar tor capital stoclt or the in iternatlonal Cement Corporation, and transier anent for tho preierrcd and com mnn stocks of the P. II. Hanea Knitting Company. Registrar nnd Trarser Company has been appointed transfer atcnt of tho stock of tho Standard Liquid Recording Com- pany. Knmlro Truat Conmanv has been nn- - pointed transfer neent nnd registrar of ennitnl mock f the flmlth Snrlncilelil Iloilv , Corporation, and trustee for an Issue of. 5500,000 alt year , per-een- gold notes ot l that corporation, dated November 1, 1919, mninrin nn Vov.mh.r i la\; I : H. I formerly ' Company, will connected with Co., 1, nlder al Judgment Ita order Order will filed. I '.. \ Hallway Cnmnanv vene B nee rent .... cu wi mH iift\ dellnltiv i notes ot tne issua bearing couoons due on December 1. 1919, Trust Company, under an agreement dated October 1, has been trustee of the Oil nnd (las Company to secure an lssuo ot 8250,000 value series A 7 per cent, convertible debentures duo on 1, 1921. DIVIDENDS. Stock of I. able. Amer. Bosch Magneto, q. 82 Deo. 15 Jan. 1 Amer. Gns & 171cc. Co., 214i Dec. 15 2 Amer. Gas & Elec. Co. pf., q. l'i'. 16 Feb. Amer. Uaa & Klee. Co., ex- tra, 2T i Doc. IS Jan. 2 Atlantic! Line q, Nov. 29 Dec. 10 California Packln; Corp., q, II Nov. 29 Dec. 15 Dominion Bleol Corp., q, 1 '.? Dec S Jan. 1 East Const Fisheries Co., In!, q, 1 Dec. 27 Jan. 1 Coast Fltherles pf q. Dec. 27 1 Gas & Electric Corp. Co., stock, 3 Nor. 11 t Gen. Co., q. C Jan. IS Elec Co., stock, 1 C Jan. IS LReo Motor Car Co,, q, 214 Dee. IS Jan. 1 Pnperboard pf. q. 1'iCi Jan. 1 Jan. IS TVuyland Oil & Oas Co., 3T Dec 1 10 Quaker Oats, q, ift Dec 31 Jan. 15 QOaker Oats pf.. q. lHCi. Feb. Feb. 28 General Chemical pf.. q. li;r. Dec. 19 Jan. Hoot & Van Der Voort Corp., Inl, Jl Dec IS Jan. 1 Dominion Iron & Steel Co. ' pf., q. 1H',' Dec. 13 Jan. Cuba Co. pf., 3 H Si... Dec. 31 Feb. 2 EX DIVIDEND TABLE. 5 5 . . . 1 JtunuiiiUB 1111 ri litem ...11.50 vw VlmtArn Siiarnr ...S',4 New Nlquro Sugar pf,,.. Tuesday Procter & Oambls pf. ... Jr. Heading Co. 1 pf ... l'A RETUENS 0ITI0E TO VETERAN. ! Florida Aeor Hnltjiia When Former OfTlcInl Comes Home. Tallahassee. Fit., Xov. 21 J. II. Ilclllcr, who succeeded Y. H. ICdmlnstcr ns uix. upseflgor ot nt. joun s county, lias sent \Is rcslirnatlon to flov. Calls. following are quoted on a twrttataey Monday-Na- me. Maturlty.Itatc. Asted AtUnllc n.nnery llaltimore & Ohio lSt-2- 44 S.W 5.M 0enerai cigar pf 4 S.30 6.60 6.W f..W (.4) - s.s; .2J aro ern the Co. .i.7tVhcn ho tho olllca after Edmlnstcr I rntcrcd tho army in the war. Hi - said. w had declared his ut lurmn; unci; tno to tno tormcr when lie returnjd. He asked tha OoV. . rrnor to reappoint Edmlnstcr, which tho (executive promptly The office pays welU . THE SUN,' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 19K. 18 COURT CALENDARS. Supreme Court. APPELLATE DlVISIO.V-Ilece- sa. SPECIAL THItJt-1'A- ltT II. Before Dolohantr, J. Court epens at 10:30 A. if. Ex parte matters, Court CnAMnnnS-llefo- re Fowler,'S.-- At 10 :30 A. M. No day calendar. City Court. SPECIAL Tnmt-r.V- rtT fora Srhmnclc. mrt epens at 10 A. IL Ux parte mat-ter- a at 10:30 A. 31. KUCElVlSll A1TOINTED. I Buprrmo Court. Ur Jnstlee Delehanty Henry Dc Foreat Vcekea Union Const, Ilcalty Co John C. Ilcrtlc. ui:ri;itr.K.s ai'I'Ointko. Kuprrmo Court, By Justice Delchanty-l'ub- llo National Hank: Kenlg Henry A. l'rledmun. t'larkeiClarkc James O. Tarrell. JIattcr of Wllllama L'nos II00U1. UnONX COCNTV. , Nnpreme Court, pl'rOI.Ui Ony, J, Cuurt opens at 10 A. M, Ilx parte business, Sarrotate's Court. CHAXIDEnS Before Schulz, S, Ex parte lual-nes- County Court. SPECIAL Clbbs, J. Ki parte business. KINGS COUNTT. CNITKI) STATES DISTKICT CODIIT. Eastern District of York. Chstflcld, opens In Itoom 316, Tost Office, Dulldlny, Brtwklyn,. N. y at 10:30 Hownnl tMrcbnnles fareumentl. I tlarrln, iurt opens in Koom S3.1, vim a- - ,n...i jimiuinir, Jirookljn, \ ; a. i. i' or arnirnrr. I7nlte,l States iFitward Paris. United States ;Phlllp Bernstein (3). Supreme Court, No Spelal or Trial Terra calendars for Satur- day, vciubcr 22, 1919. surniiMU COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. Special Despatch to Tun Sex. WASHINGTON, Tho Chief Justice, Mr. Justice JtcKenna; Mr. Jus- tice Holmes, Mr Justice Day, Sir. Justice Van Heranter, Mr. Justlco Pitney, Mr. Justice Jtr. justlco Ilrandela and Mr. Jus-tl- Clarke ,B. Majurc of Newton, Miss., and Charles A. rncou of Pittsburg, Pa., ero admitted to praotie\. 119. The Hartford pester Advertising Com. rany, appellant, vs Thomas U Iltan, Chief of the Stnto 1'ollre, Ac Appeal from the III), trlet Court of the United Stales for the Ills-ne- t of Connecticut. Dismissed without costs to either pnrty per stipulation. 003. Jacob ltupprrt, 11 eerporatlon, appellant, t,s Francis C. Caffey, United StatPS Attorney fer the Southern District of York, et nl. One hour eTtra allowed for argument on mo tlon of Ellhn Boot, for tie appellant. Arpt-mcn- t continued by Ellhu Boot for the nppel-lan- t. br Ashlsinnt Attorney-Genera- l I'rierson and Solleltor-Geiiern- l Kins for the appellee, anil concluded by William D. Gutlirlu for tho ap. pellant. Adjourned until Monday next at 12 o'clock. COUItT OF APPEALS. Special fiesratch to Tun Srx. ALTSANY. 21. 400, People, re- spondent, is, OeorRo I'awcett Hamby, 990. People, reanondent. . ltlch- - nrd Harrison, nnpellont; 322, Itudolph i.yies, appellant, Terry a Toncn com- - pony, appellant: 40, M, Annlo Stanley, ns executrix, appellant, vs. Jay Street Con- - nectlnff ltallroad Company, respondent: 2. Mildred Mullcr, n cuardlan. respondent vs. Francis Hillenbrand, appellant: 3, Hti- - Bene M. Travis, us State Comptroller, ro- - spondent, t. the Ann Arbor Company, ap pellant. APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS. The following wcie handed down yesterday by the Appellate Di- vision, First Ucpartmcnt: The, City of N-- w York, respondent, vs. Trunk V. Fox et al, appellants. .ludcment nttl-m- with costs. Opinions by CUrlie, P. J., and Merrell, J. (Dowllnpr anil Mer-lol- l, JJ., dlssentlm;,) Order (Bed. In the matter of Thomas il, Noyes Co.; Blchnrd E. Nebek, nppel-Lin- t. Fnnnle A. Noyes, respondent. In tho matter of Edward .1. Hackenstos. appel- lant, vs. Thomna E. Noyes, et nl, (F.innla A. Noyes, respondent.) nrtlrmed with $10 eosts nnd No opinion. Dissenting opinion by Page, I. Orders filed. Grae) Humla'.nn, resjiondcnt, vs. Univer- sal Film Manut.tcturltif; Co. et nl, appel-Innt- i. Judgment reirrhed with costs nnd complaint dlemlx-e- d with cota. Opinion by .Smith, .t. (Clarke. 1'. J., and Dowllmr, J , dissenting as to the poster advertise- ments.) Settle o.'der en notice. In tho matter or William Marshal!, Decree so far aa appealed from reversed with costs to appellant, payable by the respondent personally. Opinion by Pnse, .7. Order Joseph H. Cohen, respondent, vs. Charles B Toole, Impleaded, ie.. appellant. Judg- ment and orders ntflrmcd with costs. No opinion. Order filed, In the matter of Charles A. Baudoulne. deceas-- d. Order modified lo tho extent stated In order and as to modified affirmed with cots to the trustees respondents payable out of tho estate. No opinion. Order tiled. In the mutter of Hermann Beinnrs, de- ceased. Order affirmed with $'.0 costs and disbursements. No opinion. Order filed, Jehtcl M. Boeder. s trustee, Ac., appel- lant, vs. Oscar J. Mayer, respondent. Judy-ni- t nt and order afflrmed ntth costs. No opinion Order filed. in tne matter Ot John H I.ndwii ceased. Decree affirmed with coits No \\'\\\ '\'r \n D\V'' as administrator. te re- siionilciit. vs. Tillifl Ffhkelbrandt. alo known Order tiled. Hoyal Indemnity Company, respondent, vs. Elizabeth Hasslncher, appellant. Judgment nnd order nfllrmed with costs. No opinion. Order tiled. Samuel Ilernateln, respondent, vs. Exskay Crane, with tho National 'as Tillle Hyman, appellant. Judgment nnd City be Hon-- 1 order affirmed with costs. No opinion. Or- - bright & Inc., nfter Decomber filed. manager of its New York aales department. Salvatore Mlnolfl. appellant, vs. Louis Guaranty Trust Company afinouncea that Cas3a. et respondents. nnd on and nfter November 24 truat depart- - affirmed with costs. No opinion. ment be prepared to exchange out- -' Town... Brazos, Nantes, Cricket, London, Totuku America, Canary Sweden. Portugal. palatini I'entroi, tandlnc i.nmanin. uu garia. .1 emburg. ten Guaranty ap- pointed Lambert par gold October q,' Jan. Jan. Conn., 81.50 East Jan. Dec. Elec. Gen. extra Dec United Co. q, Dec ...2H7. (The h;l;) Wd tool: Intention tuiico did. H. New Tost Nor. 8. New Nov. decisions aslsnee, Orders filed. Kernlkoff, V. LOST Detween aist company et adlrmed with 110 No opinion. Order Anna Kapltola. respondent, vs. Joseph Kapltola, appellant. interlocutory Judg- ment reversed and new trial ordered. Or- - der denying motion for new trial reversed .ma motion granted, with leave to de- fendant to serve amended answer setting up plaintiffs misconduct as a bar to her right to recover. Opinion by Doivllng. J. Settlo order on notice. Jennie HchlofsborR. respondent, vs. tleck Shoe Co.. Inc.. appellant. Judgment and order affirmed with costs. opinion. filed. Samuel Pchiossbcrg. respondent, vs. Ileclt Shoo Co.. Inc.. appellant. Judgment, nnd order affirmed with costs. opinion. Order filed. Lennoro H. Stern, respondent, vs. h Rapid Tran.lt Co., appellant. Judgment and order .irtlrmed with costs. tiplnion. Order filed. Will In ill F. Allen. n roer., respon- dent, vs. Peter T. Walt, appellant. Judg- ment nfftrmed with costs. opinion. filed. Edward Clark, appellant, vs. Variety, Inc., respondont. Judgment and order reversed nnd new trial urderea with costs to appellant to abide event. Opinion by Dowllng, J. Order filed. David Ansln. respondont, . tie rson Knuf-man- Impleaded, 4c, appellant. Judgment reversed with costs nnd complaint dismissed with costs. Opinion per curiam. Order filed. Uenjamtn respondent, vs. Samuel Epstein, et nl Impleaded, c. appellants. Judgment and order affirmed with costs. No opinion. Order Died. Clavannl Cavalluzze Contracting Com- pany, respondent, ts. City of New York, appellant. Judgment affirmed wllh costs No opinion. filed I. Moses Friedman et at., respondents, vt. Isanc llodst-l- n. iippc'lant. Order nfllrmed with 810 costt and disbursements, with lao to defendant to withdraw demurrer and to answer on payment 01 sam cusis nnu ti'i cusis . nt al Term. No opinion. Or-- 1 tier filed. O Connell Contracting company, respondent. mcnt and order nlflrmed with costt. I opinion. Order filed. Michael Santero, respondent, vs. Remlrlo Santeramo et al appellants. Order modified and limited to requiring defendants to pay nrei- - inn rproiver ine inn nnin a the receiver, together with Interest thereon, snd elimlnalng nil Other provisions ot tbo order; and us to niodlfitd affirmed without costs. No opinion. Settle order en notice. fame, respondent, vt. same, appellant. Or- der reversed without costs and motion de- nied without costs. Nn opinion. Ouler filed. Lord Electric Co.. apicllant, Oak Realty Co. et al.. dclenciant. impleaded, with San dringham Hotel ti. respondent. Order mo.ll e.,i iiireie.1 in'nnii.inn ami s mmiini affirmed with Jio cos's and d'sbur-emm- ts to ,h appellant. Opinion Pnfe. J, Order idn Oewlrti. appellant, vs. Ixmls Gewirtz, respondent. Order reverred with JW costt and dlsbnrsements and motion granted witn in costt. upiniont oy and iter-rl- , JJ. (Clarks, p. J, and .MtrrtlL J dUtenUnr.) BelUt order ea notice. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MIMATUKI3 ALMANAOj United States Coast and Ceodetlo Sonsy. Standard Time, Sunrise oaAM Run eels 4:11 PM .Moon rises :u a .m WATBH THIS UAX. Sandy Hook... 7:01 A M Gov. Island, ..7:40 A M llcll Oolo 9:11 A .11 LOW WATUU TIU8 1)AV. Bandy Hook. .12:19 A Jl Gov. Island. ,.1:33 A M lieu aaie j:ha ji AltniVAtS FItlDAY, NOV. 21, Ss Gnlahad, Glatiow, Nov, 8. Ks Atenas, Cristobal, Nor. 10. Ha Chi ci go Brldce, ltlo, Oct. 2S. Ms Canadian sailor, Itoitcso, Nor, It, 8 City of Atlanta, Baraiinah, Nov. IS. Sit Mohawk, Jacksonville, Nov. 18. S ITlncesa Anne. Norfolk, Nov. 20. St Osaiila, Philadelphia, Nov. 20. Ks City of Hankow, Boston, Nor, 20. Inspector. Norfolk. Nov. 20. Sa Independence, 1'hlladclpbla, Nov. J). AltniVED FItO.M NK1V YOIIK. Ss Caronla, nt Cherbour;, Ks Kaxonla, nt Havre. Ss Lorraine, at Havre. Ks Meaaba, nt London, Ss Dunerlc, nt Antwerp. h Itoynt lrlnce, at Antwerp. Hs La Touralno, Havre. Ks Itoyal GeorKe, at Havre. S I'rcsldente Wilson, nt aibraltnx. S Canoplc, at Gibraltar. SAILED FOB, NEW YORK. Si Slboney, from Brest. Ss American, from Barry. Sa Portileld, from Klo. OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. To day. Malls Vessel Close. Sail. t rance. Harrp. n 30 A 11 12 CelUc, Liverpool 12 W M 3 W P M Hcltlir Olnv. Clirlstlin. aand 10 to A M 1 00 P M Kerlowce, Hamburj 10 ro A M 1 o- - i M Weslport, (Mpo 9 00AM 12 0 M Pannonla, Piraeus ,. 9 00 AM 12 CO M Ou.intanamo. Lisbon. .1. S \0 A M 12 l t Lafayette. Hawe 8 30 A M 12 00 $L Kosaltnil. Newfoundland 7 do A M 10 W A M Sinta Marts, Port 700AM w A a Thelma, Kinirston 8 00 A M 12 00 M Charybclls. Bcrntu la 12 00 M J 00 P 11 Monday. Vestrls. Liverpool S TO A M 12 M M Be d'llalla. Azores 12 W M S 00 P M ban Juan 8 30 A M 12 00 M Tuesday, Cretlc. Aioref 12 00 M 8 00 P M Antllla, Lisbon IOAM 12 CO M Aledo, Antwerp S CO A M 12 00 M Tuckanuck. Sierra Leone 8 0) A M 12 00 M Panama. Cristobal 12 00 M 8 M P M Atenns, Santa Marta.... 7 00 AM 10 CO A M Venus. Haytl SWAM 12 00 M Ubcrabs. Bio 8 09 A M 12 00 M Lake Luise. Puerto Bar rioa 30 A M 11 00 A M INCOM1NO Due Ea Surma, Barcelona. Oct. 3. is llayramento, Antwerp. Oct. 29. Ss Belalr, Lisbon, Oct. 30. (is .Servian Prince, Liverpool, Nor. L Ks L'ab'j Creux, Cadiz, Nor, 2. Sj lUtupden, Gibraltar, Nor. 1 Bs Ma.kogce, Itoucn, Nor. 3, Ks West llaritans. Cristobal, Nor. t. Sa Aseutney, Nov, 4. Ss Belvedere, Palermo, Nov. 5, Ss Indianapolis. Liverpool, Nor. 5. 6s Uusais, Lisbon. Nor, 5. Ss Lewla K. Thurlow, Antwerp, Nor. i. Ss Cristobal, Nov. n. Ss Walter D, Noyes. Barbados. Nor. 11. Ss Gordon Castle, Nor, 7, Ss l'urus, Lisbon, Nor. 5, Ss Krouprlnz (lusur, Shields, Nov, 8. Ss Alara, Harry. Nor, 6. Ss rted Cloud, l'alcimo, Nor. 4. Ss L'ugemoul, Lonuou, Nov. 7. Ss Necolab, Plymouth, Nov. 7. Ss Patna, Marseilles, Nov, 4. Ss Tripp, Naples, Nor. 6. Ss Sanlurce. (iulvcston. Nor. 15, Ss Lake Olcn-.Je- . Calvestnn, Nov, 15. . Ss Carrlllo, Cristobal, Nor, 14. Ss Lake Osweya. Almerla. Nov. 6. Ss Le Quisnoy, Londuii, Nor. 8. . Ka Sydlord, Hartlepool, Nov. 8. Ss Maru, Hull. Nov. 10. Sa Tidewater, Lisbon, Nov. 8. Ss Princeo Matoika, Cristobal, Nor. 14. Due Ss La S.r.'ie, Hawe. Nor. 15. Ss Adriatic, cheiLourr, Nov. II. Ss Sydlord, Hartlepool. Nov. 8. Ss Frankuicre. Para, Nov, 11. Ss Tamnha, Cristobal. Nov. II. Ss Deaumnlt, Cristobal, Nov. 14. Ss Santa Lulsa. Cristobal, Nor. 13. Ss Apache, Jacksonville. Nov. 20. Due Monday. Sa Georse Washington, llrest. Nor. IS. Ss Pesaro. Gibraltar, Nov. II. Ss (lilirnllar, Nov. 11. Ss Satnland, Antwerp, Nov. 13. Ss Champion. Itotterdain, Nor. 9. Ss Kanakee. Iintterdam, Nor. 9. Ss Devn, Crlstohal, Nov. 10. Ss El Alba, Galveston, Nov. II. TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. Portugal and Spam '.hpeclally addressed only). Ma Lib tun and llilbnu; also parcel posi mails for Ponusal, Spam, Islands i:,d Ceuta, Melilla and Tangier in Morocco. Ss Uuantanamo, 4 A, M. Frjticv. iStlgiuin, Kuaianla, Dulgarla. Cicho Slovaida, Jugo-Slnil- Tren-lino- . Trieste, German-Austria- , Poland. Swit lerland, Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal. Tur- key. Ejypt, lintish India. Hntish East Africa, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. Straits Settlements and Persia, ria Havre; also parcel post mails for Frame, Algeria, Corsica and Tunis. Ss France, 8:3 A. M. Greece (parcel post malls only), via riraui, Ss. Pannonla. 9 A. . South Africa, via Cape Town. Port Eliza- beth, East London and Durban: also parcel post mails Union of South Africa. Ss. Weslport. 9 A M. Germany (specially addressed only), via Hambuw: also parcel posl mailt lor Ger- many, Austria and Ss Kerowlec, 10 A. M. Noray. Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Lithu- ania and LatWn, via Christlanaand. Chris-llanl- and Copenhagen; also parcel post mails Norway; Sweden and Denmark, Si. Helllg Olav. 10 A, M. ureat tiritain. ireianu, -- tetnerianns, .Nor way. Denmark. Germany, Hungary. Lithuania, Latvia. Finland. Archangel. South Africa. Madeira and Capo erdc Islanda. via Liverpool; also post m ails for Great Hrltaln. Ireland. Lgypt. sh India, Ilrlt sti East Africa, Malta, Zanzibar and Pcmba. s. . Celtic. I. l , Itr. nan. Greece. Tur key. Egypt. llrltlsh Indln, Iirltlsh East Africa. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. Straits Settlements LOST, I OUNII AND HIOWAHI). and Pcnnsylva- - engraved D. Communicate with MHS. SITOHEAVKS. Enston, Ta. jNirnoN I.KAP.N INDISTHIAL CHEMISTKV Oieiii oppnruruues now in thin field. New clashes opening. Wrlto for Technical n :,1 2S1 r. Y. M. C. A 215 W. 2Jd3t. AUTUMN BESOKTS. MBIT JEflAET utewstt; lAUREL Vm jAKEwOOD -- New JERSty Equablo cllmat'c csindl-tion- s. f.olf, riding nnd kiudlfro.1 Dally rnneurti and dancing, liraneli efhee. GEO. A. lllill.N\ A CO.. Ureters. FHANK K. SIIUTE, nigr. NEW JEItSEY Atlantic City. CITY FIREPROOF Ocean Front. Unusually attractlvo diun Autumn anil Winter Seasons. Luxurious lobbhN. rmt.'ul sun parlors and auperb music. A r Idonce foe thoso atiek-1- p nrt nnd nsroatlnii. ASliadC.tN and I.LKOPE.IN 1'I.ANS. KV YORK IlromvlU. O T E A ,.inui from elrcirlc trains dally, city co Z\$.eaaJ ,he country. Oolf Tennis -- Ssddl. UotnS, Ually concern Dancing. IlnTRr. nn in . . w Iwmiee Parle. HroriirTlll N.T. NE4V YOIIK Westell ester. QedneyFa?m Hotel Hldle Plains, N. Y. EDWAlin II. CltANDALL. Open All Year. Private motor bus service without chargi Briarcliff Eodae BHLVnCLlFF JIANOH, N. t. Open Voill After. TnxrJug)rUtr- - temporary Central of Georgia l.i.ie, iiiimon ..n.. ... T.thmon france, iieismrn. ti, . : \7. . '\V ' \\v:la'- - r\\u,\SL\\:. \.\ it lino, Trieste. German-Austrl- Poland. S' 2 Coast of 2C'p,.,.,Dec. 2 2 1 .. Surrogates' disbursements. 44th St. ol n. cosi No Order No No fte No Order Levy, Order mntlnii Snecial Ko in iee ni ts n by 11IU11 S La nt Llmon for for parcel Brl walks. ATLANTIC (jr&nt so ln nnW\um0.rtV J,e;rm,.'Wrl.ttonr!,Ch-m-.- t nnd Persia, via Havre: alto parcel post malls for France, Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, Ss. La Fayette, C3l A. M. . Monday, Great flrltalti, Ireland, Netherlands, Nor- way, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hungary. Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Archangel, South Africa, Madeira nnd Cape Verde Islatida. via Liverpool: also parrel post mails for Great Urltniii. Ireland, Egypt, llrltlsh India. Drlt-l- h East Africa, Malta, Zanzibar and Pcmba, Ss. Vrstrlo, 8 A. M. Azores Islands (Italy and llumanla must bo specially adJrease.1 for despatch by this steamer), via Ponta Delgada. Naples and Cunttanza; also parcel post mails for Azores, Italy and llumanla. Ss. Ite d'llalla, 13 M. Tuesday. liclglnm and Luxemburg (specially ad- dressed only), via Antwerp; also parcel post malls for llclglum, Luxemburg and Belgian Congo, Hs, Aledo, 8 A. M. Portugal nnd Spain (specially addressed only), via Lisbon and Bilbao; nlio parcel post mailt for Portugal, Spain, Canary Isl- ands and Ccula, Melilla and Tangier In Morocco. Si. Anlilla. 8 A. M. Senesial, Gambia. Sierra Leone. Ivory Coast,' Gold Coast, Dahomey and Lagos, via Dakar, liathhuret. Freetown, Orsnd Iinssam, Cape Coast Castle, Accra. Kotonau nnd Lagos. Ks, Tuckanuck. 8, A. M. Azores Islands and Gibraltar (Italy must bo specially addressed for despatch br this steamer), via Ponta Delgada. Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post malls for Azores, Gibraltar and Italy, Ba. Cretlc. 12 M. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. The connecting malls closo at the Genera-Po- st Ofilco and (Itr Hall Post Office station, New York, at 6 P. M,, as follows: Japan, Cores, China, Slam, Siberia. Cochin CJuna, Netherlands East Indies anil Phlllpptna Islands, via Vancourer and Victoria, 11. C, Ss. Empress of Itussta, Nov. 22. Hawaii, Flii Islands, New Zealand nnd Ans. tralla, via Vancouver and Victoria, II. C, 8a. Niagara, Nov. 24. Japan Cores, China, Slhrrla, Slam. .Cochin China, Netherlands F.aat Indies nnd Philippine Islands, via Seattle. Ss. Manila Maru, Nov. 26. Business Trouble. PETITION IN llANKRUPTCY. AHltAHAM SATEI. AND BENJAMIN KATZ, Involumury. 123 KaBt Houston atreet. Liabilities nnd assets not stated. Attorney of petitioners, Joseph Krlmiky, U20 Broadway. SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY, DAVID H. ZULL, M2 Broadway. Liabili ties, J1P.20S! naaota, IT.UUU. principal creditors! O'Bannon Corporutlon, Jil,712: William Ilerlzfeld, J.'i.OOO, and James Secular, tl.12.\. Attorney, Aaron lloulg, ,\ Bible House. BRADFORD TEXTILE COMPANY. 22.'. Fourth av. Liabilities J7U.4I3; nssela, JI.BOO. Prlnclpnl Creditors: Jamea Tal-cot- t, Inc., $.VJ,!I17: Wellington A. Travcrs, JI,r,20, nnd Lamport Manufacturing Sup- ply Company. 18,001. Attorney, Max Arens. 271 Broadway. MuNULTY BUO.S.. INC.. of New lorlc cty, no address mated, l.iaouiiics, lui.uni assets, J12II.7CO. Principal creditors: (lolham National Bank. 557,010; Hudson Cement and Supply Company, U,00, and United States Oypsuni Company, J2S.837, ASSIONSIKNT8. BRAM PASTANOFF, dairy products. 204 East 102d streot, has nsalgned to Jacob Levlne. JACK VAI.ANCY, dealer in groceries, o Stanton atreet, nat aBsignca iu V. Ball. JUBflMENTS. MANHATTAN. Judgments filed yesterday; first namo thnt of debtor: American Oas Macblno Co. L. Rubin costs . 1131.50 Aaeh, William St., nnd Samuel GEORGIA and FLORIDA RESORTS to New York and Savannah Sa Include on Information company's oflh-c- Con- solidated Ticket Offices, 01 Broadway. 67 Chamber! .11 St.. 114 42d St. 'Phono all (offices) Bryant. 330 Fulton Brooklyn. 'Phone 7030 Main. Y. J'llHOWN. (leneral Passenger Asent, Steamship Lines Hi, North Hhcr, York. UNITED STATES RAIL- ROAD ADMIN STRATION Director of Rsilroadi INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES RED STAR NEW YORK PLYMOUTH-CHERBO- URG ANTWERP Lapland a Dee. 1 WHITE STAR N. T, CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Adriatic- - ur.M.Nsr.Z? lUpland 3P.M. 11 tCallsat Plimoulh. Omits snuinnmpion. NEW YORK-UVER- CelUc P.M.. Not, 22 Mexico Nov. 28 Mejanu'c from Portland, Me.). .Dec. 6 Btkk Dec. 20 NEW YORK AZORES GIBRALTAR-NAP- LES GENOA Cretic 3 P.M. Not. 25 WHITE STAR DOMINION PORTLAND, ME.- - ALIFAX-LIVERPOOL Mcgantic Dec. 6 Offices, Broadway New York Piuaenier nd rrelxht Serrlre. YORK to LIVERPOOL Nov. 24 Ctronis Dee. 13 Carmin;a Dee. 17, Jin .2 Orduna Dec. 27. Jan. 31 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Mturetania Nov. 29. Dec. 24. Jan. 17 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH. HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON RoysICeorge Dee. II. Jan. 14. Feb, 14 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH HAVRE LONDON Dec 20 NEW YORK to PIRAEUS Paimonia Nov. 22 NEWYORKL'DERRY GLASGOW Columbia Dee. 6 STATE STBEET, NEW IOU SCANDINAVIAN AMKK1CAN L1NB Nprujy, Sweden. Pataenter OMIre. 1 llioadwoj. N. T. Montreal or Quebec to Europe. Ocean Services. 1211 Broadway. TOt'HS. COOK'S AW S.S.\EBR0\ Lvi. New York Dec. 18 Returning Dec. 29 will fortlfr Incluiivc 51 IB up mainder the its nroadHar 1I relay Oleter Eastman Machine Co. 108.49 Anschelowlts, Jacob B. Palov- - sky tUekilto, Francesco O. It. Lo- - 450.85 Bunker, Benjamin W, J. Jl. Ortega llarllnex C40.20 Brewer, Ernest Htarobln trie Supply Co., Inc 259.25 Bayllst, Thomas P., and Pratt Grlgsby Conklln Inc W. U. Wilson !9 5 elevens, Abraham K. Neuwlrth 800.20 Cameron, and Samuel J. Selgel People, Ac 600.00 Cutler. Samuel, rhlllp C. and Paul (Cutler Bros.) Columbia Smelting & Hoflnlng Works... 2,348.85 Carlisle, Albert II., and Friedman (Carlisle & Co.) F. J. Smith Cil-'- l Domestic & Inc 8. Fcldman 3!M7 Director, Harris A. V. Vlctoriua & Co., Inc 248.SS Ellenberg, Itubln D. Welaberg 2.S3 Forlenza, Olusoppe I. Goldstein 191.CS Flax, Oliver Welnbaum, Inc. 100.20 Onrson, Ike Ezchnngo Bank S01.70 William M. A. Onnts Co. 112.71 Ooodman, Lyman H. II. Ileln.. 885.77 Hornbeck, J. Irving P. V. Bkln- - ner 233.57 Hylnnd Co. J. ChopaU... C23.0 Loula Hitler Realty Co. 148.87 Hedges, Job E receiver O. L. Martin 337.13 Hotel Des Artistes, Inc. U. M. Pollard 1,288.30 Harris, William. ml William Maloney People, Ac 500.00 Jarre, Jacob V, Loewer's Oam- - . brlnua Brewory Co 278.11! Kolsln. Jacob Oncldn Motor Truck Co. of X. Y Ino 141.20 Krretey, T Holland Houso Co. .. 121.51 I. em, Leo El!on &. Co 195.31 Kane, Mary, and Htl Suroty Co. People. &c 1.00.00 Kirk, r. Cramer 388.91 Llttman, Morris Wcarfine Cos- tume Co 2''!2-!- Levy, David B. J. Conroy 1,243,81 Levy, Ike Jl. Joseph 211.41 O. Vslesla & Co., Inc 4,100.51 This Is tho tlmo takn a fos trip, and you silll onjoy ovcry comfort an 1 convenienco- if you rbooso tho Savannah Lino between meals nnd stateroom berth stoamcr. at St.. Wen 32d West 07OO St.. Coastwise Pier Sew General p.m. Dec 4 (Sails 9 - NEW Vestris - and and and Stxonit 4 Denmark, Can. Pa-If- The time tare Tel. 7100 Opp. City llall 4 4!.79 faro Elec. Co., Everett, Paul , Cont Suit Co,, and Max Paul Corn Cels, tflros. Haims, John John Llabaly, Juan Ideal Fares Ltd.. Mnverman, Sam J. S. Hoffman Co '. . 390.17 Meyer, Edw. J. I D. Meyer.... 320.35 Newman, Ida B. Tnlot 239.87 New Century Co. Wheat Export Co., Inc.; costs iic.se Occidental Construction Co. A. Warfleld 43.172.99 Pratt, Urlgshy Conklln Co., Inc., and Thomas F. llayllss W. B. Wilson 250,10 Pickering, Harold B. F. E. Llrtd- - 170.S2 sey Same Same 170.20 Rodvlen, Esther (L. Rodvlen Co.) Oneida Motor Truck Co. of N. Y 10C.95 Rubinstein, Herman II. Wolfland et si 343.70 Rosenberg, Alexander B. A. H. 297.01 SoUman, 'cha's'. ' M-- . A.\ 'Flahbein ot al 228.60 Sims. Philip II. A. W. Perel-strou- s et al 1,5C5,13 Same Samo 1,107.13 Sllverstone. A Rudolph O. N. ' 243.7S SKInner & uo Thompson. Chas. H. Mcuriae t Theatre Ticket OrTlces, Inc.... 191.33 Tomatchoff, Mlchaol, or Charles Harris Eclipso Limoroioery Works ' 313.70 If. S. Carter Co., Inc. People, &c. 200.00 White, Fred II. L. Fcldman 132.20 Wolf, Jamcj C. A. Wolf; costs.. 120,03 Wlntermlnti, Albert, nnd Charles Fcldman UanK ot Europe.... 2.111.73 BRONX. Aglnsky, Philip State Industrial Comm New York TO LIVERPOOL Twin Screw Slcamcr \MEXICO\ Nov. 28 F1IJ ST CLASS $150 International Mercantile Marine Company 0 Broadway, New York Or 8TKAM8IHP TICKET AGENT IlEKMllDA Ideal Winter Resort, frilling Date for Dee. 0, 17. 27. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28. X. X. direct to flOTIIKNIIUKG, SWEDEN. SWEDISH AMERICAN LINK. 24 State St. \the rtmun nn i'leaskd. COLONIAL LINE BOSTON? $4.40 PROVIDENCE DIRECT BOAT $2.97 All Outside Staterooms. 11.03 to IJ.U. tAbove Trices Include Wir Tax Don t Itatea I'ler 3'J, North lllvar Dally ana Sunday at S 1'. M. I'hone Sprint 941. Mi mm Dally tailing fram I'ler 33. -- N. IL. fost Caaal St.. P. M.; Will 132d6t P. M, Direct rail connections nt Albany t all polntt north, entt and wett. Phone Canal JI0I. apreas Freight Serrlee. Aiitaa Carried. HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY ptSiw Worcester, $4.13; Providence direct, 12.71 OUTSIDE STATKIIOOMS Il.M 13.11 Daily, including Sunday, S:C0 P. M. From I'ler 19, E. 11. Thone 3700 lleekmaa Tleketa Pier or Coe.nllilnteil tleket offlees FALL RIVER LINE lo notion. Stra. Lv. Pier II. N. n.. 5:00 P. it. TOUH3. Travel Service covers the world The S.S.Fott Hamilton Lvt. New York Dec. 27. you for the re Jan. 7 and weekly winter. thereafter. I CHRISTMAS HOUDA YS IN BERMUDA Spend tho Tulrllde season In this land of glorious Sprint-lik- e sunshine.. A cruise at this of CUL'ISES TO THE TnOPICS FKII. 7, 51. MAItCII i7 riirticiifnrj supplied on request. TH0S. COOK & SON aifflMr.,, NEW TORK Cor. 40 th St. JYIenfleld, Hyman C. Wagner... Utll De Loronzo. Michael A. Rlio. 149.4J Calllhen, Mary, and John Tulka. People, Utato of New York...' 800.00 Ilomnick, Loula I. LIpahltz... 390.84 Uaenenthal, Emll N, Y, Tele- phone Co 53.20 Holkln, Fannie C. Wagner 149.61 Hoe, Louts J. J, L. Rubenateln, 31.73 Tar, Louis I. L. lloaensteln. , .. ff?1 SATISFIED JUDaiUuNM. MANIIATTAM. First namo that of debtor; stcond ttat of creditor nnd date Judgment was filed: Heck, Abraham II. W. Boll Co., Inc.; Nov. 1, 1919 (501.19 Smith, Clarence L. CI, F, Weaver; June 27, 1917 (va- cated) 14.4St.OT iirnneitey jteaity to. j. j, Dukaa; April 10, 1919 .11' , 833,41 Ellis, Harry Fidelity & Casualty Co. of N. Y.; Oct. 22, 1919 (va- cated) H 1,800.00 Motlolay. Paul L. U, W. Ileal; July 11. 1919 Sturges, Henry B.t-CIo-o. H. Read & Co.; April 13, IMC (reversed) 1.5IM0 BRONX. Olln.sky, Benjamin and Isaac M. ltublnson; Nov. in 1919 81,781.33 Smith, Clarence L. a. E. Weave; ji June 23, 1917 14,431.4)7 Scgllllng, Barnott M. Monfrled; Feb. 28, 1919 , !20?tl HELP WANTED FEMALE. YOU If you aro in doubt nbout just what occupation you should enter just consider this fact: Within tho past nino months over 2,000 young women have been added to New YoTk City's force of telephone operators. And then consider thi fact: Tho increased demands for telephone service in New York City are such that between now and next Sprinj? we shall be able to provide places in this worth - while occupation for 1,000 other young wo- men. WHY NOT BE ONE OF THEM! Apply at 1158 B'way, cor. 27th S$. Manhattan or telephone Madison Square Ofilcial. The Employment Office is ppen from 8 A. M. to G P. M. BRANCH OFFICES BRONX 453 E. Tremont Ave., 12 M. to 9 P. M. BROOKLYN 81 Willoughby St., 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. 1336 Broadway, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. New York Telephone Company. 11EU' WANTED MALE Auto School Largut and Peat acnool la rb WEST BIDQ C. S. Send for booklet and paM V. It. U. A. lu acliool. Telephone Columtn 111 W. MUi St. 7fjQ. Hpcctat claw for lulls. 60 HOYS SO vrantod for ofllec and meaaenger service. THE WILLIS HAWLEV EXCIIANOB nlll place 60 boys, without nny commltaion chArcca to the boys, In banK, Insurance comiianles, commercial, manufacturing dnd Wall Street llrma, atartlnr at aalarlet S10-H- 2 and honuies. BOYS! HKMEMUnil THIS IS Fit EH I Must be lic.lest and ot the rlcht sort; CALL 32 COUItT ST.. IIOOM 305, mtOOKLYN. N. Y. BOYS as messengers in financial district; good wages, opportunity for advancement. I'. A. mt-ttJ!- x, Postal Telegraph Co., 20 Broad St. 110YS Chanco to learn nre inaurance; larBo, llEht ofTlcea; downtown New York! houra halfdsy Haturdny; lunchet nt cost. Write, Btatlnt ak'e, aaiary ana If nny. F. I., box 2 3 Sun ofllct. nor wanted in downtown office of manufacturing concern; capable boy can advance rapidly, .ppiy in own nanciwrit- - Ing. W. C box 12!i Sun office. LKxn.N' TO UE A CIIAUFFEUH Pleat-an- t. prontHblt work; day and artnlag tlasaei Send . for fre booklet and paaa WEST SIDE Y. M. C, A,, ill Wett 17th Bt. PIANO MEN foh nnPAiniNO, FINISHING, ETC. WILL TEACH HEALTHT, CONSCIENTIOUS YOUNO MEN THE TllADb. AT WANAMAKER'S AFFLT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. SALESMAN. SECURITY Financial honM engaged In financing motor car aalea dt. tlrca to engage active. Induttrloua man of good ttandlng to preient Ita praferrad lack, with common atock bonua, to inveatment amply eeeured and afforda high profit opportunity; moat at- tractive, salable security; liberal commit-alo- n. 20 per cent, bails only, but \leada\ furnished. 110 Wett 40th St., Suit 401, Nw Yorlr. THANSIjATOH for downtown banking-Institution- ; mutt hnve had hualneea ex- perience trnntiatlng from Spnnlth and Trench to English, must be good typltt; ttate age, nationality, experience and sal- ary expected. Addrett \D. U.\ P. O, beg 1' City Hall Station. New York City. WE A HE PAYING members ot our 5fT-trl- ct tales force, from 1200 to $1,000 per week. If you are capAbla ot tecurlng and handling .1 aalej organlaation to adrantax. come in and havo a personal talk with na. Only men who are willing to leave New York need apply EASTMAN RUBBER WOItKS. 213 West ir.lli. YOUNG MEN OVER 17 FOR MECHANICAL WORK ALONG ELEC- TRICAL LINE; GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AD- VANCEMENT. APPLY GIVING AGE, EDUCA- TION AND EXPERI- ENCE. N. T., BOX 129, SUN. GOVERNMENT AUCTION KALES. U S. PUHL1C AUCTION SALE SalvaC Division. O. Z. S. (.. ll Elchth Ave.. Netf Yolk, will sell at public auction commsnc-- Ire 10 A. il. ovemuer sun, iji-j- , at ora Mulldlng, KO Jackson Ae.. Long Island City, an assortment of unserviceable al and articles no longer needed br th itlovernment consisting ot towclt, btd linen, hospital niutpintiit. tableware, kltchta utensils ot nil kinds, rubber scrap, tentaga, sjrglcal and denial Instruments and uther miscellaneous ankles. Particulars on op. plication to Officer In Charge, to Draneh, Balraga Dtvltlon. 110 Jack ton Avcnua, Loot Itland OUT, K. T, \ .
