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16 JL R. T. OS BONDS REPORTS Bankers Representing nolders f 5 and 7 Per Cent. Notes Outlino Situation. Jtuhn, Ixeb Co. and\ Kidder, Pea- - J Mr A Co., comprising the protective Jtt&samlttoe for, BrooU-y- Rapid Transit 6 MnL notes and New tTork Municipal I Hallway Corporation 6 pr cent bonds, tho Central Union Trust I Company having resigned from tho com-mtt- te because of. possible conflict with gtla duties as trustee of the first refunding J mortgage, sent out yesterday to bond iand noteholders a .report outlining the situation as represented by the report of (Btone A Webster and Price, Waterhouse f tt Co., who were employed to Investigate fth properties and accounts of the sys-Ut- n. The circular says In part: \as a re' It of greatly Increased costs due to tho Uio city a aeiay m icompiomi \ ftJw rapid transit lines and other causes. t hmjun tiKcessarv to provide a largo additional sum to meet the system's obli- gations under tho city contraots, Includ- ing both equipping the new 'lines ana 'MBjpletlng tho, addition to the power plant, which had been commenced to provide power for tho new rapid transit lines. This money was provided by the Iwrae and sale of 118,000,000 of the B. R. T. receiver's 6 per cent two year certifi- cates. The proceeds of $5,000,000 oi these certificates havevbeen retained by fth B. It T. receiver mainly for power development, the proceeds of the re- maining $13,000,000 being advanced for fii by the rapid transit company's re- ceiver under the city contracts. Against this advance the rapid transit companies' \'receiver 'has issued 113,000.000 of certificates secured by a Hen Snpon all the properties of those comp- anies prior to the subway bonds and Jjunlor to the underlying bonds, these being In turn pledged to securo V the B. It. T. receiver's certificates . ' \Stone & Webster advise that, assum-'Y- r thnt there, will be no further Impor tant advance In wages or cost of the proceeds of these certificates, 'with such part of the Income as Is avail-liab- le for the purpose under the decree, ,fwlTl be sufficient to meet tho requir- ements of the contract with the city and 'that, provided the city does its part reasonable promptness, all of the rapld transit lines provided for In the iielty contracts stiouia ae equipped ana m \full operation berore uie maturity or. mo Slreriifleatea. f \As a result of the Investigation of Stone & Webster It became apparent that the surface lines of the system would be unable to earn their fixed charges, despite the two cent charge for .transfers recently auowea ny ine ruoiro SflervlcB Commission, and they now re-n- that with' the increased scale of fwaares and disregarding the effect of the 'disintegration which has occurred these companies cannot earn during me cur-r- nt fiscal year, and probably for some Jtlma thereafter will be unable to earn. trmn eneratlnr exnenses and taxes. A irelver for the surface lines was ap' iuolnted by the United States District ICourt In July and defaults In payment fof the Interest on practically all the mortgages resting upon those lines have fment of rental to Brooklyn City Rail \way Company, that company has taken possession of Its lines, comprising about 40 per1 cent of tho surface mileage of the system, wnicn naa oeen operated oy a subsidiary of the B. R. T.. Company under lease. The result has been a gen- - 'eral breaking up .of the system or sur-Jfa- lines formerly controlled by Nthe B. R. T. Company. How far this Will affect the earnings of the lines is still timhiMmniiCfl.L \The activities of the 'B. R. T. Company proper are now, in general, confined to completing the add! \tloral power generating facilities and furnishing power and doing repair and maintenance work for both the rapid transit and surface lines. Under a con tract negotiated by the receiver he will also furnish power, for tho future opera. tlon of the Brooklyn city linos. Stone tc Webster report that while this part ot the system Is earning and will prob ably continue to eam Interest on the B. R. T. Company's Investment therein there will be no substantial surplus over such Interest j, \As appears from the reports of Stone Ic Webster, with the wages and other operating costs now In force and a S cent 'tare, the earnings ot the rapid transit 'lines remaining after the payment of interest \upon the receiver's certificates and the $22,967,000 of underlying ,ele--vat- ed bonds, will fall considerably short '6f the interest upon the 360.000,000 of J3. R. T. notes and subway bonds. As already stated, without an Increased tare no substantial contribution t6ward your Interest can be expected from the surface lines or from the properties of ;the B. R. T. Company proper. Efforts 3are being made to secure higher fares aee au lines. \There have now been deposited with .tht committee about 330,000,000 of the jthree year notes, which, together with tho $16,644,700 of that Issue held by the War finance Corporation, which has been cooperating with the committee, constitute over 80 per cent, of the entire amount outstanding. The v committee also represents the majority o'f the sub- way bonds outstanding.\ WABASH ROAD LOSES CASE. Federal Court Awards 951,300,- - 207.08 to Trait Company. St. Louis, Nov. 24. An opinion handed down In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals here to-d- holds that the Equitable Trust Company of 'New York isjsntltled to collect $51,866,297.98 from the Wabash Railroad Company. The opinion affirms the judgment rendered against the railroad company by Judge Elmer B. Adams. When the Wabash went Into receiver- ship In 1914 the trust company, as trus- tee, held a mortgage against it The mortgage, long overdue, was foreclosed against the property which It covered, That property was sold, but the proceeds lacked $51,366,297.98 of covering the amount of the mortgage. The trust company then sued to collect a de- ficiency Judgment for the remainder. Yesterday's Firei A.M. Loaa. 11:01 15J E. SOth at.; Helen Jfe-- . Si ,Y.' P AnnVsuUVM.Nono' E- - 4th t: Reich trago :t0-er- om. and CJlntonav.V'flVe In fllltAMnhlU H.tltU E. 115th Y.;'AMoniV'p: Sllrht urjo-- m e. ii:dV.rLuiVwink.,sl'tM llrlO-ms- -Yd ' av.i ' ifathan ar;eUnn.kn0Wn 11:15-- 1(5 1 SU 'ikwrVnc; ' aV\ 'ih1\ 11:4 --New nnrh.u wn V Unknown roid. The Bronx; P.M. unknown.. None 1:00153 TTnl Dowerv: International Ifl08(9 Fre'e'm.'n ' Trll\nS .Itlt-t-lO E.7lth iLV toV uniaoVJi:: A ifl ISfzlillrrH i COURT CALENDARS UNITED. STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District. Before Knox, J, Room 331, Put Office Build lor At U:t9 A. M. Criminal calendar. D Wrobeltwikl A Co. Before Augustta If. Iland, (J.-It- oom 1SJ. ro vunce uaiiaing, at 10:30 A. ai jury canHiun IleymantBowrlng Co. AlifClotte:McAdoo. Mnrjllotlntemat'l HternitelniMtltull Merc JUr Co. Iteneflt Life Ins Co. llawklnaiFldello Bnrf MtUflUe Jiff Co: uo, Pirtola Mfa? Co. Stint mine. ChurcblU'JUn Oceinlo Copeltnd . Director- - Corp. Uenl of IIR. ArntlttBptncer Kel Durex Chem Corp; logg & Sons. Churchill, Prod Corp. O'NeUl :Mtndell. Before Bote, J. Boom 1, twelfth floor, Wool' wortn uulldlsf, At, 10:30 A. U. Equity cueuaar. Anier Liuadry CotUnlted StitM Hoffman Co. Caae on. Ho day calendar. Before Mirer, J. B6om 2, Woolworth Bullilnr, twelftn floor At .11 A. U. Equity calmdar. Internat'l Slmal CoiVrceland Apparatus Co. Before Mack, J. Itoom 3, twelfth floor, Wool- - worth Building. At lOiJO.A. M. Admiralty calendar. Shalne sLerlne & Columbia ytaral Stores Kinilijr. VO :aame. Lucimbick ES Co ; Owner of tu Re- liance, Uirk Thekla. Limitations, Merrltt iODWCtl &c. Barber A Co. Lawrence :Tug Ra Internat'l Merc Ma- rine Uanc A Bark. :Krle nit Harms A Co:Tuj B J Price & Co :Barte Star Moran. , & I V BR. mnka:NT,NH A H Antwerp Karal Stores RR. CoiUiunmond A Co. Wemer SUt Co: Seatey :iame. ' Marden O A II. Before Special Muter Philip J. McCoolc, Boom 117, Post Office Bulldlnr, at 10 AM, Cooper :N X Com RB, Sameuame. LuloS name. Cohen tiame. Letwak uame. Kowalakl :ame. Rame:iame. Reaaneriaame. Wegwelse :aame. Llfken :iatne. Raphael :ame. MnIUna:aame. ' Katxuame. Goldberg :iame. Sarldberg :aame. same :aam. Lee:iame. Harris :ame. Snpreme Court. APPLE LLATE DIVISION-Ilcco- aa. APPELLATE TERM-PA- RT efor Newbnrr''. motion at 10:13 A. It Schmldtman :Snnkln. Brown :Roblnaon; La Fetra :Booth. Friedman :Snkln. Walker :Ud St Man, Gen'l Commercial Co: Ac, Rr. L II Acton Co. Friedman :Frledman. Applebanm :Ileanlon. Wetl:N X Tribune Abarno:Unloa Paint (Inc). Co. Ohio Match Sales Co: BIlberbercLebolt A Ilendenon. Co. .Johatoa :A F Thane Garofalo '.Oarofalo. Co. Mllkeslnt Rap Tr Co. Farnham :Famham. Kllnier:Kllnxor. Smith :Spence Wire Co Matter of Scheuer. Keiior:seiaor. Konatetiofl' 'Jlartena. Qldeon :Berrrman. Ostrom :Loew. Lord Eleo Co:Stnd-rlcjhi- Bankert Ens Co Peo- ple Hotel Co. SUte Bar Bank. Matter of People of Samuela :Mejen. SUte of K Y (Em- pire' Hodxea:Holllater. 8tate S Co). Seaman'a Bk for Bar:. Matter of tame. Farreu. .Matter of People of Mchard imperial State of N Y Mag. Oaase Der Co. nealk A S Co), Roacnateln '.Woman's Matter of tame. Walat Co. Matter of tame. Sherwood :Weat 180th Berkorlti :Nertn. St Co. Keaaler:Keialer. Mlnford:Mlnfurd. Whitman :Cirllale. , Steael sSletel. Matter ot Brown. MotmtfordlU Board Kraut :Mrxert. Pub Co. Melnlck:Tlctory Silk HanneTlg :Standtrd Co. Pub Co. Fidelity & O Co: Same :aame. Ellle. Same :tame. People ex rel Leryr 8eldel:Seldel. \Lerr. Meade :3d Ar By. Rosen :Lerenton. Blmon :TJnloa By Co, Grady Cornell. Oilier :LeT7-- . Roten :Lerenaon. Moore :Gllleran. Ilirl :Solowltz. Reetor:Rector. Simt :eame. Mitter of Foley. People ex rel Scral: Caitrlotla :Second Rus- - Englander. tlan Ina Cds Wasiennan :Wolf- - Title Ouar 41 Co: helmer, Lobo. Frelbnrr:! 0\Nill Sllrerman :Gelrer. Trackinr ft F Co. Potoker:rotoker. LoTlne:J Rote A Co. Lemlnx:Fltrher. Obttcarten .Friedman. Mitter ef Weir (Dm Weln:Weln. AT). Matter ef Koebel . Matter of McLenahaa Halow :Halaw. (Dautr). nilow illilow, BtTla :PerpiIl. Bchwarti :Unlon By People ex rel Co. Schneider :Conr Barkln:3d At By. Tahndl larael. Henaer:Brindt Towntler :Nlt(ara Bchwarti :Kalbach. Life Ins Co. floldbenrer :Baro(f . Cltr of N T:Lery. Htllslnt Rap Tr Co. 2entner:ZentneT. Hall :tamt. Klttredre :Grannli Kopelman iFrankel. J B WalUce Co: 0'8olllTan :rond. Hyatt. Matter of Bartln- - Enter.: LlpWlnj. bcrscr. Matter tt P Berssrd Matter of Altai. (Inc). Matter of Dellncd. Grady :Orady. Matter of Dwjer. Miller .Frajrer. Matter of Dlemcr. Snaqnehanna Coal Co: Matter of Duncan. Lynbrook Coal Co. Matter of Mackenzie. Rauter Araalnaky. Matter of Hahn. Vlachoa :YIachoa. Matter of Boyllns. 'ajrdTman:Prnd Ina Matter of Schwart. Co. Matter of Santort. Matter of Schubert Matter of SIlbenMbv Theatrical Co (Gal. Matter of Shmnway. land). Matter of Stemp- - Leiiler :Cohen. llnier. Denier :Allled Nat Co, Matter of Van Vleck. Mitter of Schafer Matter of Holden. (K A K Rlty A H Matter of Oikley. Co). Matter of Kean. Melnlck :0'NeIll. Matter of Perano. Matter of Downes. Matter of Pike. Matter of Keetler. Matter of Llchten- - Brown :Roblnaon. teln. PART II. Before Delehanty, J. Court opens at ia::sn a. m. fix pane ouainess. PART III. Before Darla, J. Motions. Farley :Bohemlan W Rothtchlld:Hatzel. Aarn. ' Same laame. Lust :Ochaner. Houston :JTlool. Trachtenherr :Conrerte Llch tent teln rLlchten. A Co. stein. Amltale Corp :Eldlltx. First Nat Bk of Ann Schmerzler iSchmen-le- r. Arbor :Farson. Shepherd iShepherd. ItnmtnyiBrooka. Preferred Causes. Wattert:Armnr. ICltr of N T:CItltenf unusman unat- - I water supply co. man. I Aaherman lAshermas. General Calendar. Case on Met Petro Korottoff :Hartf ord. leum corp or ua Ac ft Int Co. Lererinr. Woodruff :Germantky. Same uame. Am Inttltute of Ac- counts Same :aame. :Moore. 81udlkoff:SIudlkofr. Caialaro Paint A Deo Builders Brick A Sup Co:Faterno Con Co. irfj ;uenjiroin. Pearse sWatney. Klshner:Oxman. Cordln : Cord In. Snrder :Bender. Rheln :Peeao. Rletike :RIetike. Direr A Wolford, Ine: 8ihattno:Oddo. Stoermer. Gordon :Normanna Co. mUertiDiria. lltai:iuts. ShldelerlBhldeler. Schaeffer :Schaeffer. New Amtt Caaualty N X BanlUry Utlllia- - Coiorosa. lion win x uu Leary lOeller. posal Co. Trohn :Trohn. Bmalla:l(0 W lXth Ralchelaon :Gertteln. 8t Co. Bronson Bros A Co: White: White. 01 rer. \ Llebllnr :Cohn. Dinilt iMilakoff. J Llebllnr Furriers Fredk A8toket Co: S Co:Cohn. Sherwood Co. McflrattyiClty ef NT. McCoy :McCoj. Just ljuat. Mysak :Mrsak. Tlemerer :TIemeytr. Gunn ft' Borro :95th St Llpklen :KrInaky. A Bwar Coron. LeboTlta iLeborttt. Faultleat Fur Mff Co : Schwab : Schwab. ISO W U5th St Co. Carranta :Carrania. Clarke :Clarke. Brill :Mosa. Sherlln :SherIln. Morrell :Holt Bklrn Majettlc The Fucha :Fuchs. atre co:vitarraph Schukhaua :Wlaaner Co. Mfr Co. Society ot Mary, AOs Nelson iNelsoa. Socleta dl Mntno. Solomon I Solomon. Kewmin :MInter. Alnblnder :Nelton. Fotaett :Feisett. BohlrCredlt Guide urtdy :Oestricn. Pnb Co. PART fore Donnelly, opens at 10:30 A. M. PART v. Before Cohalan, ourt opent at 10:10 A. M. PART VL Before Srlanrer, ourt opent niDIFB ...T 1 .n . . . . i\\' \ noi in session. TRIAL TERM-PA- RT II. Before Green. baurn. J.-- At 10 A. ceu. rART Finch. JA la A. M. Cate to be tent from this part to Parti, ITT . - Tit I J . . . . . ' ' \' 'i!'\\' iur inu witn excep- tion of Part V. Inouesta : O Dt Maria iWhlt- - CreenblatttNew ridge. Brunawlck Lumber F De Maria :Dry Co. Dock RR. Aaronowltt :Gonlden. RoeiUnlon Rr. Freldua :Enoclicr. Callahan :N X Rjt. Dar ctlendar: noran :Borden'a Cond nestor Motors Co: .Milk Co. nuber. Farrell :Int Rap Tr. Dtnlelson:Kerr SS Co. J PerlmuttenBynie. WlzenjewskliKrie RR. H Perlmuttertaame. I'iky:Bash Term Co. ZelleriBklm Uueent llrtdley:LTlne. Co RR. Llbedlniky:II M Mor- - Gnarascl:Int Rap. Tr. renthan A Co. BariodysGehil. nnk:Cltr of N T. Heieduaslnt Rap Tr. Carroll tint nap Tr. Hartman:Int Itap Tr. Stinltta:najardl. O'Brien lArmour ft Co. Sto-le- l :N Y Cona RR. MahoncytRap Tr Bun LiKkateln :Gartner. lmst Co. Dle?man:Clack ft Miller :N Y Rra. White A Town Taxtt Gleason tAuchur. Graf nam,. ntrrltllnter I'ub On. Orlando iStolowltx, ntrrltill W Ootsard Eastern :CoIe ft Dixon, Co. Inc. nirrluThe Vorua Co, I Gardner iRedler. OaitmaniN T Ityi. Loew:Internatl Men Tapper sN T Byt. Marine Co. HoransNoll. Tana :Smoleui. Jamea Brady ;Furth. BenowltasN X L Ins John- - Brady name. A Tr Co. McDermottlN T Bri. Connelly :Clty of'N T. fl Janorilnt Bap Tr. McMuttriN T Coat U JanoTiiama. RB. PART fore Lydqn, opent it 10 A. M. , PART McAvoy, ourt opens at Intcrocean Vorwardlnf Co: A B McCoralck & Co. PART fore Mitchell, ourt opens at IV a. M. PART VII.-Be- fore Ford, ourt opens at 10 A, M. PART Vin. Before Durro, J. Court opens at 19 A. M. PART IX Before Hendrlclt, ourt opens iv a. a. Frlerichilnt Rao Tr. PART iLuce, J.-o- urt opens at 10 A, M, PART XL Before Pendleton, J. Court opons at 10 A. M. PART XH..-Befo- re Glee erlch, urt opens V A. 1. Russo:Dlckoraon. Cooke :ume. PART xni.-N- ot la aeailoa PART XIV. Before Platiek. J.- -A 10 A. M. Caaea to bo aent from this part to Parts ., a.v., avu. ana iviu. for trial. Day Calendar-Torp- edo A W Duckitt A Co: Film Corp:Ii Troy. J. Selmlck Enter- - Bori :lIntchlnon. priaea. Ztbell '.Tost. Kananack:Mua Bond Fltcher illojU St Ina Co. Oppenhaloer rCurld. Farrell :Kennle. Katzman ftotenthal iRoatnthsl. Hart :Tlnney. Morran : Gomprecht. Franklin :Uoadley. Jacoba ;Thompton- - Drew: Allen. Starrett Co. Cent BR of N J: Wolf: Wolf. ' Conrl. Mlrailla :Loonn. Flatow :SIoan, Balllnrer:0 11 Jadwla A Co. A Sons. A W HUlebrand Co! Doutiai iTippln. Detttr:Buck. Lonf. Btxler:WheeIer. City of N YiRomeno. Vorue Co:Parki. Marder:nolllater. Malcolm Miller :W K John Co. Ellla Enr Corp:0 W Prltchard State Bank:Jannu-lowik- Co. Scherbullt :Elmohar Same :Beitenttcln. Co. Duboff :Barrett. nowlettlWhltt ft Co. Northweattra Water-ptooS- Redileld:PomelU. Co:Uren-tha- Rnbln:Sle(al. En A Cont Janaacn :Jantien. Co. Welas:Amer Bur- - Durkee :Carpenter. leaqua An'n. A W Hlldtbrand Co: Vlachoa iVlachoa. Co. Anglo-S- o Anier Bank: Perplfraa '.Nicola Cop- per Rudolph Wuriltier Co. Co. D Crottley A Bona : Valentine. PART XV. Before Mullan, J. Court opens at 10 A. M. PART XVI -- Before Qaietan, J. Court opens at 10 A. M. PART XVII.-Bef- ere Whitaker, open at 10 A. M. Mills' Leather Co:N T N II A H RR. PART XVIIL-Bef- ore Hotchklat, ourt opent at 10 A. M. Surrogates' Court. CHAMBERS Before Fowler, S.-- At 10:M A. M. Motion calendar. Meyer Flalkoff. Josephine Warthllnr. Frederick K Belcher. Marjr A McOarry. Max Bllbennan. Benedetto Raruaa. Joseph Gtudloto. Bel B Purdy. Anxelo Bulla. John P F Kennedy. Sarah M Kerr. Mary B Doyle. John Healey. Louise Rodh. John J Brown. Martha E Moore. Phllomena Amltrano. John Fllkbu. Clorla E Uorkhelmer. Marian Berkowlti. Gabriel Bonioumet. Morran S Baldwin. Catherine McGlrney. Joseph P Baker. Alfred II Kemp. Morris Jones. Samuel Thomaa. Clarence II Miller. Martin Schrenkel'wn. Charles E Orlrnard. Reuben H Wearer. Darld H Marin, Harriet Batca. Ida Mommer. Ialdor Slonor. Paul Etoert. Nellie M Noe. Nannie nirtch. John B Cartvr. John Zlttel. ' John Irrlne. Adolph F Schauffler. Luwla S Goebel. Auruata Hyatt Adtm Boecfaer. Wills for probate: Emma Btxter. Annie Kelley. Jacob Lorlllard. Bertha Frlbourr. Virginia F WUllama. Stephen L Snowden. Edward Lewis. Lonlt Rothschild. Samuel nawk. John P Snerken. Arthur T Sulllran. Effle I Lane. Sarah W Kathan. Ray Ferlmin. Maria J Van Andta. Louis Jacobaon. John Sowd. Edith T Taft. Mary Roone. Emily M Brldres. Auruata P Morlti. Elttabelh Dillon. Frank Crawford. Jamea Smith. Marcantonlo Oroat TRIAL TERM Before Cohalan, B.- -At ll: A. M. na day calendar. City Court. SPECIAL TERM PART I. Before Walts, motion at 10 A. M. Brewer, Meytr ft Co: WooditCltj ft Sub- urban Rogert. Hornet Co. Norwich Union Fire Radonkjr :Krlkorian. Ins 8odety:Prtntlce. Slerel :Berenson. Arnea'.Zlon. Broadhead :Irclind. Ualprln tltelnhtrt. Schane :Zitenheld. Aire illeathman. Garfunkel A Gerth, Arnea :zion. Inc:Etelnfeld. 8uxir:SUrermin. K9 W 78th Bt Corp: Same :iame. Cook. Goldman iGoldateln. Empire Stamphtx ft Brewer, Meyer A Or : Jfstal Spinning Co: Rorert. Knopf. Vredenburc :Flnnetan. Jaktrach A Co:V Esposlto :Amer Ry Ex- press Helper Drnz Corp. Co. Sarae:aame. Llrht:Grif Bros. Kubler :Uowala Const CoTerdalo :Eaile ft Co. Calhoun. Youdelman :Shotkln. Anstandlnf : Jtcob Yovnr :Fersnson. Ruppert Rctlty Corp Seiner :R D King Elder: J WlUIn, Inc Motors, Inc. Cohen :Rlkei ft Htntman. PART U. Before Schmuck, J. Court opant at 10 A. M. Ex parte matters at 1030 A. M. TRIAL TERM-PA- RT Meyer. J. Caeca to be tent from thlt part to Parts ILL, IV.. V.j VI.. VII. and YUl for trial. Farkaah:SUrer. Le Roy Silk Mills: Cohen iLedman. Rosenberg. Cum :Genltempo. Klslak :Roberts. BhermaniTJnlted Steel Hemmrway :Granl Frame Co. Gross :Kabbe. CltromSacaraca Sons Ample :aame. Co. Manaen:Dry Dock B Smith iHerskowiti. Bwty ft B RR. Friedman :Krohnberg. 8tadler:Samuela. Van Wyck:Guggea- - HaberiFkllon. helmtr. Ana tin Baldwin ft Same :tsme. Co:Kohler. Skegen :Swtrdllng. Oolditeln :8teuer. Pennell :Granton SerllngiOrlda Co. Chemical Co. Manguu :Beneaaon. Wlaaer Box Board Co: Welf :Park ft Tllford. O L La Botteaux Co. WalltteriLynoh. Olaaa :Pollack. Bartie:aam, Sea Island Thread Co: Lachner iDormaa. Proter. PART II. Short cause. Settrlst House Wreck-- , Friedman lAbramsoo. ing Corp:K)osk Cont I Oioftao iSeraldl. Co, I PART III.-Be- fore La Fttra. calendar. Schwartz :Stechel. MargolIt:B A Weeks- - Llttenberr :Glntberg. ler A Co. Durham :StujTesaat Brooks :PhllIp Bitter Int Co. Co, Ine. Sime lArrlniltural Ini Rosen iDeltelhimn Co. Amer Fur Drutlng ft Products Mfg Co: v v.o;vonen. ntnoTer rut Int Berliner istelnherg. Co. Bloom Brot:Ifereor. Sime:Globe ft Rutgers TutHno ft Girrish, Ino Fire Int Co. Longo. SametAmer Ins Co. Golden :Foi. 8ame:aiena Fills Ins Bmolowitz :Champlon Co. Cloak Co. Cortltndt Hat Co: HulseiSuffera Co. Feldateln. Schitx Powen ft ru Zlndler:01obe Indem Cosmopolitan Wall Co. Paper Co. BanntrtSchlechter. PART fore FineUtt. J. Court emeu at Itf A. M. PART fore O'Dwyer. a J. Court epeaa at) Aw A A rART Valente, J. Court opens tt PART VI IBrt ore Allen. J. Court opens at 10 A 21 PART VIIL-Bsf- ore Smith. J, Court opens at REFEREE APPOINTED. BRRJCoh?TFar,lKlatl!NM,4', B\ Epititn:Najsan Elee RR Co-J- F, FamO, GrMnbauminarrlton James O. FarralL Jacobinaky;N Y Com RR CWamesO. Far- - Norton :Rlchards Roral XI m ti l By Justice Olererich-Mat- ter of Karana-izh- - Charles A. Ulcker, RECEIVER APPOINTED. Supreme Court. By Juitlce Delehanty-Cent- ral Vnlon Tmif lo: Eps teln Cohen Oo (2 caaet)-He- nrr Bradr. Pringle Memorial Home: Julias B Siertl-Ch- ea. ter J Byrnes, City Real Estate CoOIannah Cohn Chester J. Byrnes. Era Lastlk InetAraerican Beit Oorp-Ch- arltt BRONX COUNTY, r'apreme Court. SPECIAL TERM tttrobera Oct. ourt opent at 10 A. M. Ex parte bualnett. SPECIAL TERM FOR MOTIONS-O- uy. J. Daom tPanm. xnchsDIamond. Johnson :Johnson. nime:iime. Excelsior sat uanz: Ileirirt,:0'Nein. Grecnlwrs Saloschln. iflreenf-err- . \col'lncf J 0 r Nlcholaon :N Y Tel Co. 8ame:same. ,THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919. SPECIAL TERM FOR TRIALS-O- uy. 3. Cohen iLunlne. .Rutlcka;Tulka. College Hold Co:Sca I AmbrotliAmbroil, bury Const Co. I TRIAL TERM-PA- RT 3, VogelmansHlckman, GalucvlOiDox, inc. NerlnaiAm R'way Ex. Brennan :Torreranl. UlernansWhlte (1). Rhanley.'IIaberleln. O'Connor lAdams- - McCann Mi St, Ac, Flanagan Co. RR. Lombardltlnter IX 1 VeeldorahoilTnlon By, Co. PART H. Our, aser to be sent from jnu Merm nit i. PART III . J. Caiei to be tent from Trial Term, Part I. Surrogate's Court, CIIAMBERS-Schul- U, S. TRIAL TERM-Sch- ulz, S.-- No day calendar. County Court, BI'EOIAL J.-- Ex parte butlneas. SPECIAL TERM FOR MOTIONS Glbbr, J.-- No day calendar. TRIAL TERM Glbbt, J. 8herman:InterRTCo.lMulraney:Inter R T. Lo MontoiGalotta. Sultkoff iOerahbeln. RosenzwelcVnlon Ry, Beuderolf iTroxler. . KING3 COUNTY. Snpreme Court. APPELLATE DIVISION-SECO- ND DEPART- MENT Recett. , APPELLATE TERM SECOND DEPART- MENT Recett. SPECIAL TERM-PA- RT Mannlnr, J. At 10 A. M. Schwartxman :FIU- - R Skalanky, gerald. R Mltohell. Felntteln:So Bklyn People :Llbrettl. Ilr Co. Weat End Wet Waah Brown:0 I B R R Co. Laundry sLlpmtn. Janxa :tame. Same :Bchlagt. O'Connor :sime. Same :aame. Calrna :N X. Cont It II Rosen BrostPuritz. Co. Re Leon Mayer, Inc. Laut uame. (Holton). Murphr :ssme. Peterson-Henr- Mff MlnU :tame. CotFrank. Strong :aame. Meyer :Maro. Aran : N B R R Co. Pure Ice CoiSmyth. Btme :ttme. Same ittma. Freeman :aame, Same :aame. Helfand name. Same:aame. Healy :aame. Same:aamo. Joralta :aime. Same:ttme. Zaubler:N E R R Co. He H 12th St (III- - Clrello: B H R R Co. lenra). ' Gattlk:aaroe. Re B 11th tt (Boyle) Lvdlng:B H R R Co. Peo:Shaplro (Fidelity Monahan :sime. ft Casualty Co). McNamara:tame. Carlson :Kelly. Peet :aame. Beekman :Laber. Trotta:aame. Forahaw :IIathaway. BlaureltiBlauTelt. Re KrelUIer. Doerr tSprlnger. Glttleaon :Danalger. Moskowltx :Moskowlts. Re N Utrecht Are. Vogt :Vogt. Cltrk .'Dumper. KlnnaIly:Klnnally. Price illltchcock Burton : Jarrett-Cham- - Realty Co. bert Co. Same :aame. DthliChildt. Jenkins :Mollenhiuer. Kllphtn : Wilson. Newman iCohen, LeTliLeri. Andres :Andree. Kean:IIlnchneld. SPECIAL TERM rART Il.-- Van Slclen, J- .- '- -i pane Business at 10 A. M. SPECIAL TERM FOR TRIALS Kelbj. J- .- At io a. SI. Case on trial. No day calendar TRIAL TERM Part I., Callaghan. J.; Part II., Scudder, J.; Part III., Ketchsm, J.; Tart V., Latansky, J.; Part VI., Clark, J.; Par, VTTT . .... T 1 1rt 1 r - M. - J .L. m. The name of counsel to try the case must be handed to the calendar clerk when the caco appears on the merre calendar. No case will be held or paatcd for engatement of counsel wnoae name tt not to left wltn the elerx. BialletDrr Dock E B Gulbrandaen :BIanch-ard- . A B R R. Relf :Nlchols. Weldelnger :Kalbach Frank :Golelb. (2d Are R R). La France :Nassan Luberto:FIeeter. n it. Falea iFurman. Gilbert :B n R R. Klatikle iBernteln. Schlelff :Hershon. Bwaneon: Robins Dry Cross :Huber. Dock Co. Merer Paynter Lore: Quirtuoclo : Jackton ft uuuman. ano. Phiipottt:B nun Stsker :Hellmaa. JtnkotU S Realty ft Dlmone :Wilker. Imp Co. Banlomo:Carter ft Glata tThatcher ft Son Weeks Steredoring tt al. Oo. Murphy :Coney I ft B MIddleriGlobus. Bell :Post. Allltter:Clty of New BillchtB HERA York, ano. Braham :Nassan R R. Dumareit iBemateln. Cohen :Nassau R R. McMeektn:Naaaau RR. Huter :N Y Contol'd Cornwell :Carrouo. R It. I'rikerlclut :Nassau Banney : Joseph. R R. Gulrreri :8Undard Oil Gardner :Coney I ft B Co N Y. R R. Campbell :Dt Parma GlangregotDe Slmens et il. ft tno. CleslertBlack ft Whlta Riches :Wlll!anuon. Town Tills. Jintr:Coney I ft B D'Amtto :Atlantlc n R. Steredorlnr Co. Corn Exchange Bank: Leonard :B Q Co A scnmitt. Bun u u. The following causes, it marked ready, win be passed for the day. No cause will be aet down for a day npon thia calL Edwards : Chapman. Snlllrtn :Menier. rainier :w i, m ii ft Derlne '.Harlland. Hartford RR. Vaccaro iSawchutz A Wheolln :Munch Brew- ery. ano. Notoff :Lapoff . Compressed Cork Co : DI Benedetto :llay Tories. RIdgo Opeiatlng Co. Jackobowltx ;Van Ztngwlll :Nawan RR. Raaltt. Shea :S 8 Kresre Co. Albrecht :CbeUea Fire- proof O'Brien :B II RR. Warehouse Co. Antlander :IIerscowltx. Zundt :Cranford Co A Dahlberg :Chesebro BlilTn U Gat Co. Whltmsn Co. ScharffmamB H RR. Hansen :Black A White Barnes :Sunset Auto Town Taxis. Serrlce Co. MePadden : Atlantic ColucclelloiNatsau RR 8teTedorlng Co. Rltzo :Frtedman. Wiley :Rechnltz Bros. Smrthe :nenie. Welnsteln:Shclter ft Kilkenny :N Y Cont ano. RR. Scudder :N Y Con RR, Frame :Morse. Kongelbak :Naasau RR. Burton :UnlreratI urown.w x cons kb. Film Mfg Co. Schmidt :B H'RR. Calderon:B Q Co A Brenner Co:Brenner. Snb RR. Boehm :N Y Mun By Sulllran 'Jung, Co et al. Freese :Llchten. Entrant :Pcrklna et al. Peretzman :Graber. Malone:Salome Truck Torres :Mundat. ing Co ft ano. Jones :Tumer Const'n Schmidt :B II BR. Co. Cohen :De Lancey A Connort :Buh Terml- - Eldredge Rttlty Co. nil Co. Albrecht :B II RR. netlon:B H RR. Konltakr:B n RR. Relrhel:N Y Cona RR. Miller iRodrera.. Lombard :N Y Cons Lindner :Conty I ft B RR. RR. CaputotWeldr. Tanorlteh :Pleraos. Highest number reached on regular call, 1477. Burrogate'a Court, CHAMBERS Wl urate. 8. Day calendar at It A. M. Wills of: Anthonr Fltchnenger. Leopold Rosenbanm. John Bonnie. Hyman Marks. Onofrio Pain. Henry W Schroeder. Nathan W Darts. Rotalla Blti. Benle L Dlmond. Joseph Drake. Bridget Joyce. EsUte of: Estates of: Matthews, Infants. Lillian Leocaretlo. Accountlnn ot: Anna Tttone. Frederick Tiejle. Adoptiont of: Michael Bojle. John J Schultt. George Mowbray. Marie F Schultt. County Court. PART J.-- At II A. M. Civil calendar. CMarella-Naiu- Elec Eneaueat :Watim. RR. MacMahoniB'klyn Hts Mitchell :Sicka. Knapp :Garrlson. KallahlBldyn Hts neiter:utrnaon. RR. Smith :Coner III ft Lager :B'klrn nts RR. BTclyn RR. Olaasberg iNatsan Elec Tapper :Naasiu Lioo RR. Balance of caset on day calendars of the 25th and ttth marked ready and patted until Monday, December L 191. , UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Eoatern District of New York. Chatfleld, J. Court opena in Room 3, 'Sutt umce uuiuung, ztroourn, n, x., at mw A. M. Re talrage of clalratl I P; M. tgalnat S3 Hutton- - I QlnetUorton (on wood (on trial). I trial). Oarrln, opens In Room til, Pott Office Bulldlnr, Brooklyn, N. Y., at 10:10 A. M. For trial: For aentence: United States :Charlti United States '.Wllltars Freund. uiirx ana William United States iHerman Buchanan. Boetsler. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. PART I. Before Judgt Otto A. Roaalaky. Court convenes at : P. M. Harold Cleasby (appeal), disorderly conduct: Ike Itoan (appeal), disorderly conduct. Sentences Jamet Smith. George B Hpy. Irving Yudewarta and Joseph Grub-stei- n. PAHT IL Before Judge Charles C. Nott, Jr. Saturlna Reyes, grand larceny; Thomaa Pennacchlo, Aniello Outrriero and John fctmone. allat ILoult Manleri, burglary; William Necholt, grand larceny; Lillian Ctaggett, grand larctny; Samuel Irving, robbery; William H. Rote, allaa William II. nran, grand larceny: Robert Wilton, robbery; Robert Hunter and Martha Hunter, criminally receiving stolen prop-ert- r; Henry Lessard, rape; Jlobert Hod-ger- t. grand larctny. PART III. Before Judge James T. Mi-lon- e. Peter Cater, Charlet Erry, John Olblln, Joseph Kafura and Joseph Lenlhan, grand larceny: Alfonto Greco, grand larceny; Pettr Scavatta and Jamea Ryan, crimin- ally receiving atoltn Drnneflv: fr. ., MeMagh, grand( larceny; Alfred Alam and' nan. robbery: Patrick McCabe and Frank Flanlgan, robbery; Louis Caatclano and Abraham Chapoff. grand larceny: Lawrence E. Ltaryt burtlaryi Jcupli fioaaji aa sault; Peter Zhulc and Joseph Bclmdlow-ak- y, (rand larceny) Harry Testa, grand larceny; Alfred 03, Tatnal, bigamy; George r. Dobaon, grand larceny; Tony Uarbagallo and William Karmedor, burg- lary; Tony Harbagallo and William Kar- medor, burglary; Leon Constantly grand larceny, For sentence Henry .Bosche. PART IV, Before Judge Thomas C. T. Crane. Knrlnue Paats and Neponuceno.Martlnez, grand larceny; Enrique l'aatt, grand lar- ceny; Out Pappat, grand larceny; Alfred Hcharfmann, grand larceny; Samuel Oroau, assault; Leo E. Gannon, grand larceny; David Olllmnn, grand larceny; Oeorge J. Vettner, grand larceny; Albert II. Dollard, grand larcony; Herman dehrtcki, violation of highway law. For aentence Peter Gross. Part y. Before Judge Joseph F. Mul- - queen, Michael Troy, murder; Denntt Halllnan, murder. PART VI. Before Judge William H. Wad-liam- a. Court will convene at 1 ocloclc P. M. Thomas Holland, robbery; Harry Half, robbery; Frederick M. Kltehlnga, grand larceny; Joseph C. Godfrey, grand larceny. For sentence Charles E. Haft. QUEENS COUNTY. Supreme Court. TRIAL TERM Held In the County Court House in Long Island City Court opent and calendar called In Part I. at 10 A. M. Fart I., Kapper, J.; Part II., Faber, J. It la required that the namt of the counsel who la to try the caae be filed with tht clerk in Part I. before the calendar It made up, otherwito no postponement for engage- ment of the counsel will be granted. Not more than two causes in which the time trial counsel appears will be added to the read? section of the day calendar. Attention of the bar it respectfully called to Rules 5, (, 7 and S, calendar rules, Supreme Court, Queens county. New York. Dillon :Trustees St Wagner :TuTtellno. Patrlck'a Cathedral. Bardinhtrcn sN Y La Malta: James ft Consol RR Co. Hawkins, Inc. O'Brien iBuchsbaum. Queens Co Trust Co : Valaltls iKruger. Manler. Cramer '.Garrison, at Wagner iTurseltno. iccelrer, 4c. The hlxhctt number reached on the general calendar in Its regular order It 2985. WESTCHESTER, COUNTY. Snpreme Court.. SPECIAL TERM Dtr calendar Present, non. J. Addison Young, Justice. Court conreaM ina cilendat called tt 10 A. N. Flood :Torkomlin. I Klneon :Bontall. King:Klng. Pag;Turner. Also for the hearing ot motions and ex parte bualnest. PART II. Special day calendar Hon. Albert it. i . seeger, juatice. Ra(Iaelo:PomeroT. Lynch :Atkln. Surrogate's Court. George A. Slater, Surrogate. At White Plilnt Willi for nrobate : P C Sclarrlno. Arnea M Burckhardt. Executort' account Otto Offcnhaeuser. ing: Claut H Illnck. Anna C Reynolds. Michael W Kljnn. Robert Dicker. Ardrew Boraik. Appeal transfer tax: Louis D Thallnrer. Mary II Field. Administration: Daniel M GrllTen. Jeremiah J Deady. Caroline E Purdy. Compulsory Accoun- ting: In re estate: William Allen. . Louise E Oettell. Order to show came : Auguata W Curth. G A Reussens. COURT OF APPEALS. Special DeipatcA to Thi Sc.v. ALBANY, Nov. M. TraTtt. at Comptroller, respondent, Tt. the Ann Arbor Company, appellant; 6M, Paul O. Tinner, ap- pellant Tt. New York Edison Company, re- spondent; 42. Emma A. Wood, respondent, Tt. Seymour Ketchsm, aa executor, appellant: ii, Cecilia L. .Bourne, respondent, ts Michael V. Domey, ah trustee, appellant; S, Lewis B. Hamilton, at executor, respondent, ts. Eliza- beth II. Munde and another, appellants; M, Minerva J, Hatch, at executrix, respondent, vi. Village of Montlcello, appellant. U. 8. SUPREME COURT. Special-Despatc- h to Tax Scn. WASHINGTON. Not. 24. Supreme Court of tht United States, Monday, November 24, 1911. Pretent The Chief Juitlce, ilr. Juitlce Holmes, Mr. Justice Day. Mr. Justice Van Deventer, Mr. Juitlco Pitney, Mr. Justice Urandela and Mr. Juitlce Clarke. Richard J. Van Deuaen. Washington, D. C; Clarence W. Dooley, Pawtuckot, R. L; Ilobert W. Perkins. Richmond, Va.; Dick O. Terrell, San Antonio, Tex.; Charlet M. Trammell, Lakeland, Fla.; Sam E. Whitaker. Chattanooga, Tenn.; Henry P. Molloy, New York city; George Vaughan, Little Rock, Ark.; Emit Gum-per- t, Stockton, Cal.; Eugene V. Myers, New York city: II. D. Wood, Dallat, Tex., and Ariel C Cherry, Welaer, Idaho, were admitted to practice. J76. Robert F. Stroud, plaintiff In error, va. the United States of America. In it-r- to the Diatrlct Court of the United Statea for the diatrlct of Kansas. Judg- ment affirmed. Opinion by Justice Dav. 1H. Georgia M. Houston, admlnlatrn-- ; trix, etc., piaintin In error, vs. Sea Board Airline Railway Company. In error to the Supreme Court of Appeals of the State of Virginia. Per curiam: Dlamlssod for want of jurisdiction upon the autho- rity of section 557 of the Judicial Code at amended by the act of September 0, 1916. C 44S, section J, 39 stats. L 720. C44. Mlasourl-Paclll- a Railroad Co.. plain- tiff In error, va. Q. W. Bollla. In error to the Supreme Court of the State ot Tenneasee. Per curiam: Dismissed for want ot Jurisdiction on the' authority of taction 2 ST of the Judicial Code aa amended by the act of September (, 1910, C 411. aectlon 2, 19 ttat. L1 724. Petition for writ of certiorari herein denied. 314. Southern Paclflo Company, plain- tiff In error, va Leo. L. D'Utatty. In er- ror to the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Per curiam: Dismissed for want of jurisdiction upon, the authority of aectlon t7 of the Judtclal Code, aa amended by the act of September 6, 1914, C 441, taction 2, t9 ttata. L 724. See writ of certiorari denied, 191 term. No. 944, p'vilS\ S\ 'Advsnc9 Beports No. 4, 141. Erie Railroad Company, petitioner, Tt, William W. Collins. Motion to ad- vance granted and cause aaslmed far ar. gument on Monday, January ( next, after me catet neretorore aaaigned for that da. 4C5. Erie Railroad Comeanr. naiiilnnar vs. Antonio Szary. Motion to advance granted and cause aatignad for argument on Monday. January t next. oftr tx caaea heretofore aaaigned for that day, (25. Worth Broa. Company, petitioner, vt. Ephralm Lederer, Collector of Internal Revenue. Ac. Motion to advance irui and causa aaaigned for argument on Mon- day, January S next, after the caaea neroioiors aasignea lor mat day. eg. rorgeu ateei vt neei company, pe- titioner, va. C. G. Lwi!vn r.,It..l. Internal Revenue, &c. Motion to advance granted and causa aaaigned for argument on Monday, January 6 next, after the catet heretofore aaaigned to that day. 449. Frank Shaffer, petitioner, vt. the United States of America. Petition tnr wni or certiorari to tne united Statea Circuit Court of Appeals for the Nlnta varcuu aeniea. GSJ. Interurban Rallmv Cemmn, f i petlttontra, va, Mrs. Fred Smith. Peti- tion for a writ of certiorari to rh Rnnnm. Court of the State of Iowa denied. SSI. Baacom C. Thompson, petitioner, Ta. the United States of America. Peti- tion for a writ of certiorari to the United Statea Circuit Court of Appeals for tho Eighth Circuit denied. 691. Matty McLaughlin, plaintiff in error, vt. the United States of America. Motion to advance aubmltted by Solicitor-Gener- King- - for the defendant In error. Stl. The Coca Cola Company, petitioner, vt. the Koke Company of America et al. Substitution of the Coca Cola Company of Delaware for the Coca Cola Company of Georgia, and appearance of the Coca Cola Company of Delaware at the party petitioner herein filed and entered on mo- tion ot F. M. l'helpt, In behalf of counsel for the petitioner. 20, Original. The State of Nevada, com- plainant, vi. Crown Willamette Paper Company. Leave granted to file anawar ot defendant to bill of complaint on mo- tion of Event Browne In behalf of counsel for the defendant. 10, Original. The State of Nevada, com- plainant, vt. Crown Willamette Paper Company. Leave granted to file reply ot complainant to? answer of defendant to bill of complaint on motion of C C. Cal- houn, In behalf of counsel for the com- plainant. SO, original The State of Nevada, com- plainant, va. Crown Willamette Paper Company. Motion of complainant to strike out certain partt ot the answer of de- fendant to bill of complaint submitted by Mr. C C. Calhoun, in behalf of Oeorgt B. Thatcher, for the complainant In sup- port of the motion and by Mr. Otcar Sutro and Mr. W. H. Orrick, tor the de- fendant in opposition thereto. 415. Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company, plaintiff, In error, vt. Margaret U Hancock. Motion to transfer to the summary docket submitted by Mr. Hannls Taylor for the defendant In error, (95. The Toledo and Cincinnati Railway Company, et al., petitioners, vt. the Equi- table Trust Company of New York, et aL Petition for a writ of certiorari to the United Statea Circuit Court of Appeala for the Sixth Circuit aubmltted by Mr. Mor- rison It. Walte and Mr. John R. Schindel, for the petitioners and by Mr. Murray Seaaongood for the respondent!. eti. unicago, uuiutn ana Georgian Bay Transit Company, owner of iteimshlp South American, petitioner, vs. Charlet T. Moore, et al. Petition for a writ of certiorari to the United States Circuit Court of Appeala for the Sixth Circuit aubmltted by Mr. C E. Kremer for the petitioner, and by Mr. O. 11. Brand for the respondent!. Adjourned until Monday, December I next at 12 o'clock. The day call for Monday, December t. will be: 154 (and 171), 310, 150, 173, 191. SHORTAGE IN SUGAR TO HIT SAM HARD Relief Not Expected Until 1 1 4 YTI riAl It...... xvo. I,' vnon uuuuu jiuh Come Into Market The unparalleled shortago of sugar In the Eastom district under the jurisdic- tion of the Sujar Kquallzatlon Board has readied a stage so ocuto as to threaten a closlne down of thousands of plants dopendont upon that commodity for operation, with the consequent loss of. employment to thousands. With the exception of small quantities of sugar held hero for export, and which the Equalization Board has succeeded In releasing at prices greatly in excess of those fixed by the Government, there la virtually no sugar tp continue the man ufacture of candy, fancy biscuits,- soaa water and soda fountain syrups. Wille aoo.000 nounds of this export sugarwero allocated last week, they represent only a small part of 'the quantity required to afford relief. At no recent tlmo,' not even during tho war. did tho situation present such a gloomy aspect as at prescm. flclal of one of New York's largest refining companies said no relief Is In sight until after February 1. when Cuban raw sugar will ,be received by refineries In tho Eastom district. Frederick H. Alnor, president of the New York. Itetall Grocers' Association and chairman of the grocers' sub- committee of the Fair Price Committee, said that he was unable to beg or bor- row a pound of sugar for his own trade and that other grocers were In the Bame predicament. At the beginning of last week he had only fifty pounds on hand. For November he had received only 900 pounds, about 6 per cent, of Ms al- lotment based on pre-w- conditions. The head of a largo candy manufac- turing plant asserted that bis firm had not received Its usual allocation to No- vember 15 and that his factory Is striv- ing barely to keep In operation by ob- taining small quantities or sugar wherever possible. Operations are being conducted at a loss to supply heavy holiday demands of an established trade and Incidentally to keep more than 1,000 hands employed. This day to day opera- tion, ho eald. can only last a short time longer. Officers of other .plants face the same situation. A. P. Williams, of tne R. C. Williams Company, wholesale gro- cers of i 68 Hudson street, said his firm would not fill an urgent order for even ten pounds of sugar, although In normal conditions about 70,000 pounds art) handled a day. Since November 15. he said, his orders have been cut In half. He was unable to BOlve the mystery of the disappearance of all the sugar re-n- A in tt,, tact few weeks. A large sugar refiner said there Is no mystery In the matter, except, puwiuu .11 ....ninki will,-- h could not af- - feet conditions, all the refined sugar has been turned over to the consumer and has been used. He said: \Between 600 and 700 retail merchants come Into my office every day and beg n Thnv blame the re finers, and It Is Impossible for us to explain that we nave noi naa mo ...irnr to meet the demands. Few seem uir rtredtenment. i a ehnrt lifVtlmn hAs been SDent In building up this trade and getting cus tomers. Now wo see uiem come to us humble, deadlng and hat In hand beg ging for sugar. I will present a gold medal to any one wno can ion mo u hnr,i luck story I have not listened to wapIcr. Wt would Wlklllll a\ - , do anything to hoia uiis estaDiisnea trade, yet these people go away calling us hoarders and proinecrs. , ,wTinmi- - mfi.v afford some re- lief, said Arthur Williams, Federal Food A A mlntafm tflT 9Tirl HPTirV F. COStellO. chairman of the Sugar Equalization Board. Legislator Qutltr o' Bribery. ..,.,.t-- a nhin Vn. 24. Renresen w\ \ uvnnir nlehantv of Cleveland ta,, '. pleaded guilty to-d- to charges of w.iK.n, ,,rino- - lout winter's legislative tesslon la connection with the attempted passage of the chlropractlo bill. Be-- mmiBV wni nassed in the al- - UIUJV t ' \ j leged attempted bribery the court gave Delehanty a suspenaea Benienco mo Ohio penitentiary. Business Troubles. SCHEDULES IN BANIUICPTOT. SCHWARTZ & CO., 15 Weat Thirtieth street Liabilities, $17,705: assets, 112.71. Principal creditors: Butterfly Drest Com- pany, 11,271: Franklin Woollen Mille, $1,068; A. fillveriteln, 11,195. Attorney, i n n .. nan n.n.Jw.v STRACHAN. OSWEfLL A JEPSON, INC., eta, $77,784. 'Principal creditors: Brown Ilrot. & Co., fi3,tst; auruud aiwmji, $10,(38; Stra'Chan. Oswell A Co., $9,697. Attorntyt, Hamilton A Freeman, 100 Broadway. RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY. In the United States Diatrlct Court, Mon- - ISAAC SOOLNIK Judge Learned Hand appointed Mary Potter receiver for Iaaao Scolnlk lth a bond of $1,000. DISCHARGES IN BANKBBPTCT. In the United States District Court. Mon\-da- Carrie Oil!, Lee Laxarus. Adolph B. A J. Serotta, Henry Franken-but- h, Philip, Kaldopln, Juliut Schmllxer, Jake Brill. Henry Rubin, Sadie Llchskind, Henry K. Sicutowski. Helen C. Lewie, Ellxabeth Vaughan. Irene M. .Allison, Simon Bogach, Abraham Zundell, Emil Solfer and Leonard Marklet. JUDGSIENTS. MANHATTAN. Judgments filed yetterday. First name that ot debtor: Appel, Itaac E. Appel $185.70 Albert Smith & Son. Inc. I. II. Rosenfeld. cottt... A 188.55 Ancab Co.. Inc S. Scher 275.72 Antln. David O. Kaufmann, cott 304.6a Beck Shoe Co., Inc. J. Schloet- - berg. cotts 118.93 Bell Chemical Co., 'Inc. Bennett King Co., Inc 10'10 Bachraeler A Co., Ina Superior Fur Dyeing Co 1,670.10 Chamber. Ferdinand F. Patters 750.04 City of N. Y. G. J. Luckhardt. 4,149.61 City OI ri. x. lavanni a iiav- - allutio Contracting Co.. costs. 106.37 Cook, Charles E. Hudson Hirer Garage Oo 303.27 Cornwall Paper Mfg. Co., Ino. C. N. Flint 1,014.00 D'Amlco, Albert Forett Box A Lumber Co 609.54 Dl Angells, Angelo (A. Dl Angeles ft Co.) Faveli Irwin. Ino 88S.02 Empire Conttructlon Oo. Ram- - apo Iron Workt 199.20 88th St. Apartment, Inc., and Franclt U Moher Graff Fur- nace Co 627.30 Fleming, George E. H. D. Frieke 232.61 Oold, Max M. M. Rlbo ' 3,497.95 Hetiet, Johanne Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co 618.91 Back, Ben Zlon Frank J, Len- - non uo 218.35 Hewitt. William C M. R. Baksr 720.00 Uoyt, Gerald U, Dallas B. Pratt, ' Arinur uoppeu, iieroeri ivcpeu and R. Walter Leigh (Maltfand, CoDnell A Co.) I. .Brandon et al.. cottt 1S1.SS Interborough Rapid Transit Co. H. Kronenblatt T00.00 Interborough Rapid Transit Co. M. E. Cooper $5,149.20 J. Leberman A Co., Inc. K. I. Junkln. Joseph de F.. Jr. Fi delity & Casualty Co. ot N. Y.. 398.05 Kthrs. Henry Encyclopedia ' Brltannlea Corp iet.se Kutcher, Ida J. Acker, Merrall A Condlt Co , :o.r Kneppel, Harry R. M. Bier.... s:.;o LevlnaorL Mae Govern. Ino 3(0.07 lAVfk it n tTmU OrMtatasi Mfg. Co , Meltxer, Nathan A. Oedan et al. Mansions, Toney (Worth Paper Stock Co.) J. Sadowalty McLougMIn, Jamen J. and Jamea J. Ilahley J, II. Crost Montano, Donato E. EngUman, McNamara, Illchard P. J. Chr. Muagrave, Charlotte Jacob Kup- - pert McNamara, Richard P. J. Chr. O. llupfel Hrewerv Co Meitel, Joseph 9. Appel et ill... Newmark, Solon ,11,- -1. rogjran at at. ............. , , m, , l.SIMS1 559.40 229,27 113.91 99C.3T 643.01 6,459.24 13J.56 129.10 NJ Y. SMetthyl Corp. B. P. Djicas JS.SS2.78 r Natino, Emma A. A. Oleaton.. 120.S2 O'Connor, Alfred, and Wm. W. Oomenall B. Qurtblaw 100.00 Price, Joseph C. and Manuel M. Elklns 1 Cutler et al tfJtp.JT Reynolds, Geo. E. Keystone Natl. Bank of Manhelm, Pa,.. 332.96 n. E. Taylor Corp. Torjeaen Partition Corp.. Ino........... '311.11 Schlaeger, Nina C Qlmbel Brot., N. Y 4M.J1 Stelnfeld, Harry N. E. II. Far- rell U.S1 fiorkln. Ijoula N. Frook i)4.J9 Sinclair, Frederick W. Auto- mata File & Index Co........ KtO.91 Saunders, Leonard T. Martin k Berwln ft Co partition uorp., ino,.....,.,.. Schnelderman, Abraham II. Ba- - voy Schlank, Ixuta Taub Jewelry Corporation Steer, Charles It., and Franols If. eteer A. T. Steer HJtlOt Suotti. Michael J, 8auito. ...... 17041 Theorle, Reginald M. F. Qree- - E00.0O nan i\:.' Toole, Charlet B. J. II. Cohen: 111.70 cottt ?'. Schl, Jerome J, Galey et al.; 101.45 COttl 'A'\ Winters. Samuel M. Boat Tratfthlim ?A.. Ina. . ... , 2ii.iti Welntteln, Joseph A. Oppen- - 191.91 neimer - BRONX. h a.. - . - 1 Tt DaifAn - 141.17 jurftay, Jimvi kVV'\ Dl Francla, Anralo A. Dummcth. 101.57 Gold, Abraham Nfl Baklnr l.Otl.30 Kramur, liirry W. N.\ Tumarkln 70.SI aNantor, oi ana ubiukb 370.39 ir...lll. rendorf Ingram T i.' TPliniT. . . . a 800.00 O' Brian, Margaret J. C. ID. Brad- - 110.43 negenttrtifV llyman Van Bturen A. V V. Tlltl Pnaltor Co lll.TJ flustmank, Abraham, Max Weg- - weiser ana viuiu, 333.31 SATItliHED'jBDOMjrbjTB MANHATTAN. Sanger, Mack W. S.. B. Chapin et al.; Dec. 1, ltll.....,.,., fS,35l.3r Klssena Park Corp. M. Carlson; May 25, 1911 2,103.31 April. Philip A. 11. Newburger 108,91 et ai.j June is, aa... Bukocy. Annie A. Bukocyi June 15, 1919 645.98 Dartinl, Lawrence TJ. C C. Sib- ley et al.; Feb. 4, 1909 276.96 Bishop. Nathaniel Q. Purr ess: HELP WANTED JTKMALB. SALESWOMEN ABRAHAM AND STRAUS FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN have vacancies In the following de- partments for aaleawomen. Attractive talaries are. paid with a liberal on all sales In addition; ART EMBROIDERIES BOOKS CAMERAS CHINA A GLASSWARE CHILDREN'S SHOES CANDY ' GROCERIES HOUSEFURNISHINGS JEWELRY MUSIC NOTIONS ORIENTAL GOODS RIBBONS TOYS A GAMES THERMOS BOTTLES VELVETS WOMEN'S SHOES WAISTS YARD GOODS Applications can be made any time during the day at the Employment Of- fice, Subway Floor, Centra! Building, or by mail. HELP WANTED MALE. Auto School Largeat and best school In the WEST SIDE U. 8. Send for booklet tnd pits Y. M. C. AT to school. Telephone Columbut 215 W. 57th St. 7920. Bpecltl clatiea for lidlei. BOY. Large Insurance company requires bright, tnergetio boy, about 17, as meatenger; ex- cellent opportunity for advancement to clerical potltlon and learn business: salary t ttart. $11. Call at 76 William St. See Mr. Watton, Room 408. BOYS BOY8 PROMINENT NEWS ORGANIZATION nAS VACANCIES, DAY AND NIGHT. IN EDITORIAL ROOMS, FOR BR10IIT BOYS TO WORK AS MESSENGERS AND DO OFFICE WORK: VACATION, WITH PAY, SICK BENEFITS AND INSURANCE WITHOUT COSTl OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT: SALARY TO START APPLY 51 CHAMBERS ST., ROOM 315. BOY WANTED in downtown office of manufacturing concern; capable boy can advance rapidly. Apply in own hmdwrlt-ln- g. W. C. box 139 Bun office. CORPORATION. SUBSTANTIAL BUSI-NES- S MEN, DESIRE SERVICES OF FORCEFUL ENERGETIC GENTLEMAN TO DISPOSE OF STOCK IN LIVE. CON- SERVATIVE OIL CORPORATION WITH GOOD PRODUCTION, STRICTEST INVES- TIGATION INVITED, THEREFORE IT WILL CONSIDER ONLY HIOH CLASS APPLICATIONS. SUITE 309, 6 Columbut Circle, New York. DRAFTSMEN AND ME- CHANICAL DESIGNERS wanted for a large Manufac- turing Company in eastern New York State. Give age, training and salary expected. Permanent positions. Apply Box D 30, Sun. LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR Pleas- ant, profitable work; day and evening classes. Bend for free booklet and pass. WEST BIDE Y. M. C. A., 816 West 67th St. PRINTER wanted, all afound; U you still have to work for a living and willing to admit that I am boat, I have a good Job for you; I will pay you fair wages, but will not make you a pretent of my plant: union ahop; ttate wagea, qualifications and references In first letter. Embost-O-Pri- Co., 44 Eatt Market at., Wilkes-Barr- e, Pa. SALESMEN. THE SCHULTE CIGAR STORES' require a limited number of thoroughly experi- enced retail cigar salesmen; opportunity to those who are anxious to advance; salary and commission. Apply Em ployment Manager, 384 BROADWAY. flAT.ttQAr AM BMniTlitTT CI- -- - , unuu H.-- .. u IU.,,1,1 House engaged In financing motor car aalet to engage active, lnduatrloua man of good atandlng to present its preferred Hock, with common stock bonus, to In- vestors; Investment amply teeured and affords high profit opportunity; most salable security: liberal commis- sion. 10 n,r eent. haala rtntv. but \1. ..,' furnished. 110 West 40th St.. Suite 401. New York. WE ARE PAYINO members of our HI.. trlct sales force from 1200 to 11,000 per week. If you are caDiblo of aacurlnr an,' handling a salts organization to advantage, come in and have a personal talk with us. Only men who- are willing to leave New York need apply. EASTMAN RUBBER WORKS, ill Wett 40th. 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. July 7. 1919 Frledborg, Joseph J, J, Llvlnil aton; Dec. 17. lll. . Frlatachl, Domlnlck J Beach Bathing and Gymnasium Suit Co., Inc.; Oct. 29. 1919 ' Kotter, Harry M, 15. Breliach et al.; March 17, 1915 ,, Kursrok. Max M. S. Desprei' Deo. 14, 191C ' . Kurzrok, Max, and .Kurzrok Ilros' C2y; U at,rrii 0ct' 1911.1(1 Letdt. Stanton J. p. Lee; Jan. 4, Lampert! Jacob' il\ 'iiax 'Lanipert BankM 3.Ur9eir4?r.7f.MUmy 1Hr.r.,i', Cypbron O. Greenwich lthogTanhlnr Co.. Inc.; Oct. HJai!MiVtr! A',\\,',i Vogelfanger. JacobTo'mback 'i MoFee Inc.; March 20, uu (cancelled) BRONX. \1.(1 lilt WUf 111.(1 .lti \111 Will im.it till WT.ii , Spltser, Jacob a Snow; Oct. Jj\ \U ! HELP WANTKD FESfALl. ARE YOU GOING TO WORK FOR THE FIRST TIME! Your first position should include def- inite training and advancement. The Western Union offersa good salary, together with train-in- g for responsible- - positions, to GIRLS into 18 Years ,Ti Apply WESTERN UNION 24 Walker Street Room 1702 NEAR CANAL AND BROAD TTAT ' A CHANCE TO SEE WASHINGTON', D. C. ALL EXPENSES PAID. v.,, wwu, Muting, lAQsarr. Trauupottatlon and liberal salirr tt gkU who have had telephone operatlit si. perlence. if not engaged in that oeeupt. - w. .u,ui.t, mito, giving Its, tl verlenee. present employment, If any, ul O. B. Weat, 125 13th Street N. W Watblngton, D. C I CLERKS. OVER 16 TEARS OF AOE: AN O- PPORTUNITY TO LEARN Tnn UAQi ORDER BUSINESS. WE TEACIT YOB TOR POSITIONJ W OUR ' AUDITING, BILLING, FILING AND GENERAL CLERICAL DEPARTMENTS. THIS WORK IS INTERESTING, AND NO EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED Al IT 5S EASILY LEARNED. THI WORKING CONDITIONS AND ARB PLEASANT AND OUR BUILDINGS ARE CLEAN AND FIRElfROOF. REST ROOMS, MEDICAL AREVPROVIDSD. A GOOD SALARY IS PAID , AND YOU MAY PARTICI-PAT- E IN OUR 10 XMAS BONUS. Hours 8.30 A. M. to 5.30 P. M., 1 P. M. Saturdays. APPLICATION MAY BE MADB W PERSON OR BY MAIL. THE CHARLES' WILLIAM STORES, I 25 Washington St., Brooklyn, New York. mm YOU If you are in doubt about just what occupation you should enter just consider this fact: Within the past nine months over 2,000 young women have been added to New York City's force of telephone operators. And then consider this fact: The increased demands for telephone service in New York City are such that between now and next Sprint? we shall be able to provido places in this worth - while occupation for 1.000 other young WHY NOT BE ONE OF THEM! Apply at 1158 B'way, cor. 27th St. Manhattan or telephone Madison Square Official. The Employment Office ii open from 8 A. M. t 6 P. M. BRANCH OFFICES BRONX 453 E. Treraont Ave,, 12 M. to 9 P. M. BROOKLYN 81 Willoughby St.. 0 A. M. to 5 P. M. 1336 Broadway, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. New York Tlephone Company.
