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BOWDOIN. TEMPLE.-In pursuanc. OF
an order OF Honorable John 7 Cohalan. =
surrogate of the county of New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Temple BOwdoln.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
TO the subscribed. at their place OF trans
acting business. No. IS Broad street. In
the City OF New York. on or before the LIST
the sth day OF May. 1915. J. PIERPONT
MORGAN. DANIEL p, KINGSFORD. Ell
ecutors STErSON, JENNINGS a RUS
SELL, ATTORNEYS for Executors. Is Broad
street. City of New York.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York, fair to-da, and
north TO northeast winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy TO-DAY;
fair Tomorrow. light northeast to north
winds.
For southern New England, fair to-day
and tomorrow; light northeast to north
winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy
to-day and o-morrow: light variable winds
NEW YORK. June 2S.-The general lie.
preston which embraced the Rocky Noun
tain and plateau states on saturday estah-
llshed "A more definite centre over the
Canadian Northwest YESTERDAY, causing
higher temperatures in tho Missouri Val
Icy. the upper Mississippi Valley and upper
lax regions.
likewise the principal portion or the
area OF high pressure embracing Eastern
sections became central over the lake
regions. causing cooler weather and scat
tered local showers over the Northeastern
quarter Of the country.
Local rains occurred at inland points'
hut no general storm was apparent.
In this city the day was generally fair
interrupted by several thunderstorms:
brisk, generally northwest: average hui
miditv. 4s per cent, corrected
to read to sen level. at $ a.. NJ, Oh; ]
I NJ, 30.I5.
Tho temperature In this city yesterday.
M recorded by tho oncial thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table:
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BowpoIN. JULIA IRVING GR1NNELL.

BOwDOIN. JULIA IRVING GRINNELL.
In pursuance OF an order OF Honorable
John L. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York. NOTICE is hereby given to
all persons having claims agiins, Julia
Irving Grinnell Bowdoin. late OF the County
OF New York, deceased. 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribed, at their place Of transaCt.ng bust
ness. No. IS Broad street, In the City of
New York. on or before the lst day Of De-
cember next. Dated New York. the sth
day OF May, 1915. EDITH q. BOWDOIN.
DANIEL +. kINGSFORD. Executors.
sTETSON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. At
,orneys for Executors. Is Broad street.
City OF New York.
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poMRoy. MARY EpNA-ln puy,ua,

POMROY. MARY EDNA.-ln pursuance
Of an order OF Honorable John +. CO.
halan, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE Is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Mary Edna
late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their
Mace OF transarting business. No. 40 Pine
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York. on or before the mrs, day
OF october next, Dated, New York the
POMROY. HENRY X. POMROY. ENecu-
tors, sATTERLFE, CANFIELD & STONE.
Attorneys for Executors. ~ Wall Street,
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
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OFFICE OF
virginia. Carolina Chemical Co.
Richmond. Va. June 2tth. 1919

DIVIDEND NO. 10.
The Board OF Directors OF the virginia
Chemical Company have this day
declared the 18th consecutive quarterly
dividend Of 20 on the preferred stock Of
this payable July 10. 1915, 10
stockholders Of record at the close of bust
ness on Wednesday, June 30. 1915.
Transfer books will not he closed.
s W. TRANERS. Treasurer.
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The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway Company
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS

This Committee. having approved the
pm and Agreement for the reorganiza-
ton OF The Wabash Pittsburgh Ter
illuAl Hallway Company dated June IS.
1873, recommends that holders Of Sec
pad Nortgagc Bonds accept said Plan
and Agreement and make the payments
which they are permitted " make there
under. In order tn enable holder, %,
second Mortgage Bonds deposited with
this Committee to participate In said
Plan and TO deposit their bonds in ac-
corianrr Herewith the Deposit Agree
mont ot June ,. linh, under whirh this
Committee WAS constituted. has been
terminated
Tho members OF this Committee have
waived al compensation for their own
services, but IN order 10 reimburse the
Commute" and 20 provide for moneys
borrowed, advances made and indebted
ness and liabilities incurred. holders of
certificates OF Deposit for Second Mort
gage Rpnds will hc required. upon with
drawing their bonds, 10 pay onc-half Of
one per cent OF the principal of the bond,
withdrawn 20 GUARANTY TRUST COM
rANN OF NEW YORK. the Depository,
under said Deposit Agreement.
rs the Plan and Agreement provide
that the Second Mortgage Bonds must
be deposited on or before September /,
1918. bondholdcrs are urged to act
promptly.
Dated. New York. June -. 1915.
ALEXANDER ~. HEMPHuJ.
ANDREW y. MILLER,
ALBERT ~. WIGGIN.
Committee.
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gives notice that y has approved and
adopted a plan and Agreement for the
REORGANIZATION OF The Wabash PITTS
hurgh Terminal Railway Company. and
has lodged COMES OF such Plan and Agree
mont. with COLUMBIA TRUST COM
IAN,N, or NEW YORK. the Dcpositarv
or the ~Comrnlt'cc, AZ its once. No. 90
Broadway, View York City.
AT holders ~ Cc-tlncateS Of DEPOSIT
issued under said Deposit Agreement
who shall fan 10 Withdraw their Bonds
IN tho manner provided In Said Deposit
Agreement within thirty days after the
dHtc OF This notice. shall he conclusivclv
nnd ArHliv deemed for all purposes to
have aSScntcd to said Plan and Agree
Agreement OF July Is. 1910. any holder
81 Certificates ~ Deposit may within
thirty days after this date withdraw
from said Agreement upon the terms
ana conditions therein expressed and
without being required TO make my
payment whatever A. a condition Of such
wl'hd.awal. The members Of the Com
mite" nave waived all compensation for
thor services under said agreement.
Copies of the Plan and Agrermcn. Of
Reorganization nay be obtained from
the DcpoSi,ary.
The Committee recommends the nc
c%rntancc Of ssld Plan and Agreement bv
the. holders OF Certificates Of Deposit
and that they. make the required pay
mcntS hereunder.
Dated. New York. Juno Is. 1915.
LANES g. CHAPLIN Chairman.
NFIGS ". WUAPIES,
WILLIAM V. NICHOLSON,
cIARENoE l.. HARPER.
RICHARD SUTRO.
Committee.
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SANDS. TAYo In pursuance Of an
order of Honorable John p: CohalAn. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all persons
having elaine against Tayo and late OF
the County of New York. deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber. at place OF transact,ns
business. No. Is Broad Street. In the Clty
of New York. on or before the +th day Of
October next. Dated. New York. the 27th
day of March. 1915. OGDEN LIVINGSTON
MILLS. Executor. STETSON. JENNINGS
& RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor, Is
Broad street, Borough of Manhattan. City
of New York.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. a..

A quarterly dividend OF two per cent. on
the capital stock Of this Company has
been declared, payable July 18th. 1915. at
the once OF the Treasurer. 1871 State Street.
Boston. Mass. 20 stockholders OF record
AZ the close OF business June 18th. 1915.
CHARLES A HUBBARD. Treasurer.
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bVhu WI u w hdttNbN s'''UibN
Notice Is hereby given hat the Com
mittee constituted under tho agreement
dated June 3. 1875, as Ainepdcd by in
trumcnt dated July 10, los. mas pre-
pared. approved and adontcd y certain
Plan and Agreement foI the ~rcorGHHizA-
ton of Tho Wabash Pittsburgh Ter
miral Railway Company. dated June Is.
1918, and has caused y copv NJ said Plan
TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK aud
acopy thereof with OLD COLONY TRUST
COMPANY OF Boston. -Dcpnstarics
under said agreement dated June ?. lo>.
as amended.
Holders Of the aforementioned ccrti-
ncates Of deposit within sixty days from
June -. laiS. the date otthc irst publica-
ton OF this notice. MAY exercise the right
OF withdrawal conferred by said agree
mcnt OF June =. l1lS. ms amended. upon
surrender OF ttcir certificates of deposit.
properly endorsed for transfer II regis
tered. 70 the Depository which Issued
the same, and upon the payment ~ their
PRO RATA share OF the sum nNci ny the
Committee for It's compensation and eN-
penses. and upon reimbursement also
10 che Committee Of their PRO RATA
share of It's Indebtedness. obligations and
liabilities. The compensation ottncC Com
mittcc Included In the mouu aSed as
aforesaid Is the sun NJ 5000. awarded
10 the estates ~ the two deceased mem
bcrs OF the Committee. all other mem
bcrs Of the Committee having waived
compensation under said agreement as
hll'iu'u. fblN'Fh OF tfAtltttH'fs ~ IT.
post who do not so withdraw within said
period Of sixty days shall De entitled -
the benefits OF the Plan and Agreement
subject To compliance with the terms and
conditions thereof.
The Committee recommends that
holders OF certificates ~ deposit accept
said Plan and Agreement and make the
payments therein provided 20 be made
by said ccrtincatc-holdcrs Copies OF
the Plan and Agreement may he obtained
from the DepositarieS Hhoy" named.
Dated. New York. june -, 1918.
=. y. WALLACE. Chairman.
HALEY FIskI.
HARRY HRO>>ER.
MNRO> !. NIREIJ Il,
GORDON ABEOIT.
ID. tRAW FORD CLARK.
CHARLES 4. JACKSON,
ASA =. WING.
Committee.
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BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT.
GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAND
An AZ HARRAR

Str. "Shinnecock' OF Montauk
co.'s Line leaves ". Y. Pier It 3&th st,
f. r.. Tues. ana Thurs. $50 /. NJ. sat,
1900 p. NJ.
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REORGANIZATION
OF
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway Company
o Holders Of First and Second Mortgage Bonds of
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway Comp.

Notice is hereby given that a Plan and Agreement for the
reorganization of the above-named Company, dated June 25, 1915,
has been approved and adopted by the two Committees represent
ing First Mortgage Bonds, and has likewise been approved and
adopted by the undersigned Reorganization Committee, made up
from the membership of the two Committees, and copies may be
obtained from Central Trust Company of New York, Depository
under the Plan. Holders of First Mortgage Bonds of the Terminal
Company not heretofore deposited with the aforesaid Committees
representing First Mortgage Bonds and holders of Second Mort
gage Bonds Of the Terminal Company who desire to participate in
the reorganization must deposit their bonds and appurtenant cou-
pons with the Depository, at it's Office, 50 WALL STREET, NEW
YORK CITY, ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER I, 1915.
In order to participate in the benefits Of the Plan all holders
Of certificates of deposit issued by Central Trust Company Of New
York or Old Colony Trust Company (of Boston, under the Pro-
tective Agreement Of June 3, 1908, a 8 amended, and all holders Of
certificates of deposit issued by Columbia Trust Company Of New
York under the Protective Agreement of July 25, 1910, and all
holders of certificates of deposit issued under the Plan to depos-
itors of First and Second Mortgage Bonds must ON OR BEFORE
SEPTEMBER I, 1918. make payment in respect of each bond rep
resented by their certificates of deposit in the sum Of 500, the
first instalmcnt of the amounts payable under the Plan by the hold.
ers of said certificates of deposit. Such payment must be made to
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, the Depository,
at its Office, 81 Wall Street. New York City, and at the time of
making such payments certificates Of deposit must be presented to
the Depository for notation thereon Of the fact of such payment.
Dated, New York, June %, 1915.
J. N. WALLACE. Chairman,
GORDON ABBOTT,
HARRY BRONNER,
JAMES c. CHAPLIN,
HALEY FISKE,
CLARENCE L. HARPER,
WILLIAM r. NICHOLSON,
RICHARD SUTRO,
ME,Gs Il wv WMHAPLEs.
Reorganization Committee.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

sun rises. .427 Sun sets. II 81 Moon riseS'in
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k s2s Gov Island sOs Hell Gate. 1888
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk. $50 Gov Island. 3O5 He'll GateA+H
Arrived-sCNDAY. June ~.
SIS Philadelphia. iIb A. NJ. Liverpool.
ss Auchendale. 8 NJ. London. June -.
50 Colonia. ; A. NJ, Shecrness. June IS.
- TouaW anda. II A. NJ, Liverpool, June II.
So Lord Tredegar. : A. NJ, Oran. June ?
- Mimiro. 5:45 T. NJ, London. June is.
So Augusta. 1870 p NJ, Gothenours.
June 2.
So Maroni, $50 A.. NJ. Bordeaux. June IL.
s. Pascal, 10 y. NJ, glasgow. June If.
s. Yumuri, ! p NJ. Suevitas. June 80.
- Sixaoia, 10 L. NJ. Puerto Barrios,
June 10.
IS ri Mar. Galveston. June 81.
s. FL Cid. New Orleans. June -.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk June IS.
IS Louisiana, Boston. June IS.
50 jamestown, Norfolk, june rs.
- city OF Agra- Boston, June IS.
IS Minneeotan, Boston, June 2s.
SIS Kazembe. Boston. June rs.
IS Batsfori. Newport News, June ~.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So 81. Paul. at Liverpool.
So Ancona. on Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Saratoga. from Havana.
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HARTFORD LINE

Prom New Pier 20. East River. foot OF Peck
Slip. daily except sunday. al s p. N. forConnec-
lieut. River landings. Write for Summer folder.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
~ the city Of New York.

u the City OF NV YORK.
June 90. 1915.
The board of Directors have this day
re.ared a semi annual dividend OF THREE
FER CENT, free OF tax, payable on ana
ai'e- July /, 1915. to stoCkhOlders OF record
a. The close OF business June -, 1919
Y. r. ANDRCSS, Cashier.
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The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway Company

To Holders Of Certificates ~ Deposit
fssued by Central Trust Compan, Of
New York and nv Old COLONY Trust
Company tof Bostonl for First Mort
rage Pour Per Tent. fifty-Nrsr Gold
Bonds OF said Railway COMPANY;
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature, 76o. at 3 30 7. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 5Go. at 90 = NJ
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

savings Banks.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
Sail To-day.
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EUROPE NO MORE
WORLDS BANKER
Will Have to Abdicate as Cap
italist Power of Globe,
Say Economists.
u. S. MAY SUCCEED HER
Uncle Sam Already Well Started as
Banker of the Western
Hemisphere.
u. S. MAY SUCCEED HER

The close of Europe's career as the
worlds capitalist Is at hand, say many
economists. She will be compelled to abb
dictate her proud place as the banking
power of the globe as result OF the
war. The United States may or may not
take her place-it all depends upon what
this nation does in the next decade.
There are two schools of thought now
attempting to dominate the financial pol
icy OF the United States. One declares
the nation should lend bountifully to
all the weaker nations to the south of
us and those in ancient Asia which re-
auire capital for their development. The
other says this policy is full OF peril and
pitfalls for q country which. like the
United States. has barely passed out of
the pioneer stage of its own internal de-
velopment. and which is likely to need
all the capital it Possesses and much
more for the task of further exploiting
its own vast resources.
Which school OF thought is right? The
government has not attempted TO arbi-
trate between them. but Is giving en-
couragement to both. Wall street is loan
ing large sums of money to the Latin
American nations at the present time,
and il becomes apparent that this policy
will have to he continued. since Europe
is wholely unable longer TO furnish
them with money for their develop
ment II the United States becomes
their permanent banker. 1t is apparent
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that their trade, the great bulk Of
which has formerly belonged to Eu-
rope. will now come to the United
States.
However. this policy is being pur-
sued conservatively. and there has
been no great outflow of money
from the United States. Should
there be, however. the result conceiv-
ably might be disastrous on the ma
ton, where much capital is required
for the further development of do
mestic enterprises
In any event the United States is
now fairly started on its carer as the
banker of the western hemisphere.
For the time being. London has been
displaced by New York in the view
Of Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro,
Asuncion. and other capitals Of Latin
America. and in a few years the re-
suits of banking enterprise will be
reaped In the trade which we will
command with our Southern Neigh
bors
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-16
DEMAND PROPERTY Of
GERMANS Be SEIZED
British Newspapers Suggest Con6.ea-
tion-Anti-alien Riots Continue.
Cerman-Americans Protest
By JOHN G. FOSTER,

SPECIAL Correspondent Of The Washington Herald.
London, May ia demand for the con.
fiscation Of all German owned property
in Great Britain, valued at more than a
billion Of dollars. was made here today
by influential newspapers. The PROPOSE
ton has the support Of Lord Charles
Beresford, a member of Parliament.
While the work of interning Germans
and Austrians was In progress today
outbursts of anti-Gernan rioting occurred
in many quarters and scores of arrests
were made.
In South London barber shops. meat
markets, bakeries. saloons, grocery
stores. and jewelry shops We're attacked.
In Tottenham a mob fought with the
police and a dozen arrests were made
The German proprietor Of jewelry shop
complained that the rioters had looted
his place. carrying Off the most Of his
stock.
Appeals from German-Americans to the
American Embassy for protection con-
tinue.
Public clamor for "one treatment" for
all Germans has put a perplexing prob
lem up to the government. Some of the
members of the government are Ger
mans Two OF them, Sir Edward Speyer
and Sir Edward Cassell, are baronets and
members of the privy council. Both are
multi millionaires and friends Of King
George.
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PLOT HEARD TO BLOW
UPU.. WAR STORES
Marines Sent to Guard New York Navy
Yard by Secretary Daniels.

New York, May 15.-The sending Of de-
tachments of marines from the New
York Navy Yard by the Secretary Of the
Navy TO guard the United States naval
depots at Iona Island, near Peekskill,
n. Y, and at Lake Denmark, near Dover,
n. j.. is the latest OF number OF pre-
cautions that have been taken by the
War and Navy departments to protect
depots of ammunition since the sinking
of the Lusitania.
There have been several mysterious
explosions in the last few months in
private plants which have been manu-
featuring arms and ammunition for the
allies. and it was reported today that in
formation was in the possession Of the
Federal authorities OF Q Eliot to destroy
the government stores.
No verification of this report could be
obtained, and officers at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard when asked If any threats
had been made against government prop
erty. said they were not at liberty to
discuss the matter.
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FIGHT TO END CERTAIN
IN RIGGS BANK CASE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

az ultra wires" illegal and improper.
since its organization.
The filing of these answers. WIKI their
bitter attacks upon the officers OF the
Riggs Bank and with their indirect asper-
sions upon the National City, means that
the case against the Treasury OFFICIALS
will be fought to the end.
Secretary McAdoo In beginning his an.
swer, indicates that the banks case. Il
It has any case. should be directed solely
against Comptroller Williams. He enter,
upon 4 discussion Of the issues In the
suit merely because Of the wide publicity
that has been given to the charges.
Comptroller Williams gives the follow
ing resume of the results Of his investi-
cation OF the bank:
From the time Of its organisation. OF
thereabouts, until after the calls fol
special reports by me, plaintin bank has
steadily. persistently, and. notwithstand-
ing repeated admonitions and instructions
from preceding comptrollers Of the cur
rency, engaged In business beyond the
powers Of a national bank. When objec-
ton was made to certain of Its prac-
tees, plaintiff bank adopted devices by
means Of which the same unlawful bust
nesses were carried on. and the bank
continued to profit therefrom.
From these same sources I learned
that throughout its existence the plain
til bank has engaged in the business Of
lending its money on real estate security
and in lending on commission the money
Of others on such security. and has con-
conducted a large and extern
sive stock-brokerage business and has
bought and sold stocks and other securi-
ties, both for itself and on commissions
for others: that Immediately after its
these businesses were car
ried on directly in the name Of the bank;
then they were partly conducted In the
name Of the firm Of Glover. Hyde. John
ston, and others. composed Of five Of the
six stockholders of the bank. who at that
time together owned three-flfths OF its
capital stock: that later the entire bust
ness was carried on in the name OF the
Dank. and. finally. In the names Of GER
tain officers Of the bank: but, except dur
ing the existence of the Arm mentioned.
all protits from these businesses, with the
exceptions hereinafter stated. went 10
the bank itself. and The Daan ee doihS
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TONG" WAR BREWING.

York Police Prepare to Quen
ga tened Chinatown Battle.
} ork. May 15.-Fearing renewed
etween the On Leong and Hip
DIGS the stan of detectives I'M
lspector Wakefield. in the Chi
q riot Of the city. is to be largely
u /. it was learned today. The
snIch had been declared between
0 hostile orders has been broken.
! be soon. the police believe. A
q a so-called mission" in Mott
: by Inspector Wakefield and
J. his men Is said to have been
rso- the On Leon tong members,
whose auspices IL was opened.
* the Hip Sing tong members
2 ing information to the police.
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Power SQUADRON Cruise.

New York. May l5.-Commodore Frank
lin p. Pratt. OF the Hudson River Divi-
sion OF the American Power Squadron.
has appointed the following men as lieu
tenants for the season: George Stafford.
Poushkeepsie Yacht Club: Maj. Becker.
Japan Zee Yacht Club: E. w. Marshall.
Tonkers Yacht Club: c. Horenberger New
York Motor Boat Club: Carl Reinschild.
Colonial Yacht Club: George Hoer-
tel. Hudson River Yacht Club. The an
nual cruise of the squadron will begin at
Manhasset Bay on July 81.