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New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

yador OBJ. champerlco, Imperial (chile).
h. BARnADos, oct 2s Sailed schr capc
INT.n lavo OSD. Mobile; bark solhcim
,pan' Savannah. Arrived. 2eth. str Iakc
rarosman. New York and Newport News.
Sailed, 2ath, strs Trafalgar tNor) Cfrom
iIgenos Ayrcs,. New York. TordcnslsIold
lNop Grom Buenos Ayres). Now York
Santa Rosalia Nrom Buenos Ayres), New
York: St Michael D'rl Nrom Para). New
York; Nopos 'NoD Nrom Buonos Ayros),
New York Craster HALL Nrom Buenos
cllH"TlANIA, OCT q saicd. Str
pra19gTnsfi@rd y q.T, gNor' Montresl or9
oranje Nassau. Port Limon Sailed, I'd.
slrs slrs liimoto rrom Srattlrl, Cisnfuegos;
Chautauqun Nrom NorfollD, Bluehclds.
puNGENHss Nov 4 Passed: Str Med
ford. Portland, ore.
,sh I,' n y ~, r., N%Y %Dv Mr'Ved; vhr str Corn
''i iNVtnc"I3DoN. os' 'g'N so-saiica. str
War Khan cEr). Port Arthur
r., YAl, Nov 5-Arrivod: str Fonduco,
FLuslIINC;. Nov 2.-Arrvcd: str osa-
w@t@mi@' at ,.l9, i'"ston for ,.,, Gov.
Slsi Absccon Newport news, capi,to'
"g"'% NnNsNIn: 'Ip: NSrfo5l' Ns. 5l,s..a Nto..o do
haIinnsn dRrp. Galveston and Norfolk.
LlSBoN. Nov l.. Sailed: STR Montoso.
LIVENpooI4 Nov sailed. Sir Min
neaosa )i}rp. Montreal, tih, arrived. str
BETSY Bon. Moston and s. Johns, = r.
SAILED STR Jedda (Hl). Now Orleans.
LIZARD Nov Passed. Str Scotlan
N1r) tsupposo,). Montreal for Antwerp.
LONDON. Nov 5-ArriNod Str Mat
taWa Otr). Montreal. Sailed Str Cadil-
lac DftD, Now York.
NAPLES. pct 30 Sailed Str Colon
opuEro pct % Arrived: schr win
iam r iitchNeld. Savannah
Shanghai N5rD. New York Hor Bombay
etc..
PORT NATAL, Nov 2. - Sailed: str
S.chio'iiih oDmch). Nrom Batavia4, New
rHAWLr. oct Passed. str rivcr-
ton O'lD, Ne~ YorWnnd Newport News
RIO JANElRD. NOV 4-Sailcd Str Ncs-
tris 'Sr). Now York
ROTTERDAM. oct 3o Arrived. Strs
hankal<ce, Haltimorci Maratan4a, Phia-
81 %iIcllAr1.s. Nov Arrived. str
La Forso. I'eaumont for N"wport, Eng>
SHANGHAI. oct 20-Arrived. Str Lu-
nina CHrp, san Pedro
SlEIIIN. Oct IS Arrived: str .Tufuku
Mann 6Jaw. Newport News
SFpCN iiOl.M. oct 25- Sailed Strs Kron~
pmns Gustav lSwceD, New York; nth.
roarine New York
SrMI Nov 3 arrived Str clan Mac
GiliVary O}r'. Calcutta ofor Now YorlD
SCNDEI}LANp Nov Sailed. str Lin
criou cF}D. Hampton Koads
TRIESTE oct -ArliNcd Str Rosario
CtaD Baltimore.
VENICE. OCT "a Sailed: str Emilia
DtaD, New York,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Canadians Offer TO Sell
Sugar at Fair Price Here
" ould Release GOO Tons. for
Which They First Asked
- Gents a Pound

The 1000 tons Of Canadian owned
sugar which was offered here at an
excessive price and later withdrawn
from the market, probably will be dis
tllbutod to local manufacturers at a
price fixed by the Sugar Equalization
Board. AT hur Williams. Federal Food
administrator. announced Yesterday.
Mr.. Wiliams's announcement was
made after a conference with c. II.
Mclean, of Montreal, secretary and
TREASURER of the st. Lawrence Re-
timing Company. owner of the sugar.
The GOO tons are part OF 5000 ton
cargo in the hold Of a snip now held
in the harbor because of the longShorc-
mons strike The Food Administrator
had threatened to commander it ii
possible. f. II. Goeckcr the local rep
rescntative Of the st. Lawrence Re
hning Company. who offered the raw
sugar through brokers here at y
cents pound, was present at the con-
ference The purchaser would have
been required to pay q duty Of 4
cents pound.
The Food Administrator told Mr.
Mclean he thought the sugar should
had been offered here at an cXorbitant
figure. Mr. Mclean agreed it would be
good idea to dispose OF the sugar at
price fixed by the Sugar Equalization
Board. As the case had been turned
over to Assistant United States Attor-
ncy Ben A. Matthews by My Williams,
the latter referred Mn Mclean to Mr.
Matthews. II the United States Attor-
ncy is willing to drop the matter. pro
vided the sugar is released here, the
Sugar Equalization Board viii name
far price.
This price. according to Mr.. WI
hams. would be about Si2 cents and
would reach the manufacturers at
about II cents. instead Of II cents, or
at saving to local manufacturers of
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Old COnvicts Do Not Gain
BY Communication haw
Court Holds Act That Reduces
Sentence bv Time Needed for
Trial Is Not Retroactive

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Nov. .
The application of Frank +. Hand. ser
wing sentence Of seven to thirteen
year, was denied to-day by Supreme
eide, for writ Of mnndamus to compel
the warden to give him a Communication
Of sentence under a law passed last
var. was dcicd to-day by Supreme
Court Justice Tompkins
Hand asserted he was entitled to a
reduction Of ten months which he
spent in the city prison in Manhattan
before he was sentenced TO Sing Sing.
The decision is n setback to 5000
other convicts who were going to ask
for similar writs if Hands application,
which was test case, had been al
lowed Justice Tompkins held that at
was obviously not the intention Of the
Legislature that the law should apply
to men who were already serving their
terms of imprisonment"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

7'' NN1IN"I'0'''''k VtV' u IINl Ntll
tHlS 1Q1n ioic ,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 5-Sailed. str
Santa Ai4cla. IL. paralso.
SAVANNAH Ny 5-Ssflal- N,-
tfa'..l~.o lputl, ltoltoraaiu
+, AMFA' Ny Arrived schr Nellie.
'eltts aux srAr palSf9X. ,;ulfpor;. S4il,.l
StrS t3eraf. JacN~ou44ll.. Chamoiea. Bt,ti-
more i"ei-i,N 'put. Ne~ Orleans
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

continues steady in the face of the
threatened coal strike and, while there
is no disposition on the part of bust
ness men to minimize the seriousness
of the situation. in some respects it
may be said that the strike is disrc-
garded as far as actual buying is con-
cerned. The increase in the volume of
export business is more pronounced
owing to the favorable reports of the
lonEshorcmen' strike.
Caustic soda is in exceedingly good
demand. Lots which were offered carly
'ln tho week at 1925 to $3.50 were
cleared from the market, and $S321a
to $3.35 per hundred is now being
asked. Export demand in this item is
active and offerings appear to be taken
up promptly.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Port Sets New Record
In Duties on Imports
Collections Both Yesterday and
Monday Exceed Previous
High Mark for Civ

Announcement was made yos.or5a7
by Byron K. Newton, Collector oe .so
Port, that import dstice collected o..
the Port Of Ncw YORK NoaIas woro
the biggest in It's history Collector
'Ne''''n reported tota' af s. 5tt.-sa ~
vas collected. Yesterdays nn,r r
ce'pts were second tn 8 % Non -.
a total Of Sl.43l,s79 beng ase-aa
Prior 70 these tVo record aays.
lar2est day's receipts was sI.s25a60 F,
August. l9l'- The report mas- .s--
'erday also shows collection 81 sfs--
1856 for imported goods tasr sr.,
bonded warehou SOS Monday and .--sl
collection from Tho sane -
sis5,pfZ4o 'oraa.
are IL addi-oa 10 tstai ~
import duties or inc ming --os
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Congressional Committee May
Meet Ship With L. :. Dead

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a Congres-
sional committee would meet the
steamship Lake Daraga, which is due
to arrive in New York Sunday with
bodies Of American soldiers who lost
their lives in Russia, under a rcsou-
ton adooted unanimously to-day By
the House.
representative Nichols. Republican,
Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin.
tion, said the bodies were those of III
members Of the 33oth Infantry from
Michigan. ILL, and Wisconsin.
Under the resolution, Speaker Gil
lett and NicePresident Marshall would
each name six members of Congress on
the committee.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
American Ports

l,a9a.la <"1j ro'S Aa'ynio. ''i r944o1th h.
Sirs Missouri CRrp, london. Xrl1el Rot
l'reaL AlieutoWn laip Blauco.
BOSTON Nov T. Arrived. Strs lucerjc
'I'r). calcuttD Lal>e Delaney. Norfolk
fhppeWa' lacksanville and charleston
N''Sua~ N0rtolN Sailed Srrs BORDEN
on1u1, Noriol. and Neypor News, Nan
CAFE lIBNRI. Ia. Nov Passed in for
h"liiinor' S,rs Magyarors1ag Gtal). Glib
lHlial NiH NAmpton Roads Passed out
,rotn bAtnnorc Strs Ailoway. Mobile
3.'',q c,r ~ Grgg4. ,,1.s hay9nne 49,, s
i."uapc, achsonNiilo and sailed New York,
ka1hdin lacks5uNille and sailed Boston:
G,,orDlas. lhiiadelphia Lake Clear from
Baltimore Via Wilmington and C;eorgetown
and sailed Baltimore via ,ieorgetown. tug
NIyepara, towing three barges cuba.
Saliea l.,I S,r 8, l:4nt =, Ga,ye,,on !, s.
Passed up Str " VI Tupper. Ciuantan-
2lno for ihnadeiphia. Passed out from
I'hi.adelphia' strs sun. FOR Port Lobos.
Sierra Cu~Nada lNele). for Norfolt. Son
1, for Boston. MAelncric. lor Whining
tom G, Inspector FOR Norfors Schroon.
for Kpttcrdami, schr David c Kitcoy OBJ.
GALVESTON Nov 5-Arrived: str No
hles CriStobal Sailed: Strs Custodian
sea. Altnaliia 'rafnni5o
JACKSONVILLE. Nov 5-Acrived: Strs
philaaelphia via savanuah ] NJ Guny,
Port Arthur. Sailed: Strs Van, Miami. 81
AueustlNe. NDW Orleans.
KEY ~ EST Nov Arrived: Tank str
~arnoiite csD, Tamp.co; str Northwestern
MonII.E "A. Nov 5-Arr.ved. schr
Na4nl Francis, Nohaaote CJui0. Mnndale,
re ~, i-ltHEi t\ol)' 'aibaren
louis.alfa,' Port Lobos. Mexico. Alanagua
1Nlc>. iAuefelds Farismina. Bocas bel
rotf9 viz Ctlstooau aud Port Limon;
NHWrGHT NEWS. Nov Entered;
Stfs inbo VI -uGi (Span) barcelona.
AizNon Mtrdi tSrAu) Nortolh. Lake Fol
i5iidFoton. sch Percy Il Pvne II. Norfolk.
Sallrl. SER Cushnac. Nerfolh
NolfoI.N Nos -Eut.rsd strs Delhi
81 ''ir h4, Rottcrian4s san jose Now York.
linnure ORD Newport News. ontario
-. NancoaNer, AlHa.d DutchD. Rotter-
dam. calrp. tNolD. Genoa
FtiIiNDElflllA. NOV 5-ArrIved: Strs
VS. orse eNe'o. Santa Marta. Corna-
copia. Southaul.toi!.
81. roHT ,,.,'..li.. A4rl,rN. Tex Nov Arrived:
N'e '+',' lac. ''AiNeston. Erabant. Tampico.
7'i.,', ~ l'vnnSs yania. BAY
rz.',...'.. i'' 80 o. Arrived Strs
ii5rl l..1tfl fl.ool. i'iorIla. J., rrs4cola. o3uIS
S''4.e. t'o' A. hrr l.'.i.e ,,.ileoou. cuba .
NattlHNNts Port l..has VI, Nico. - r.
h'1t -sab,i tO : 81. G4.f waters St...,i.
j. sti.t tte skinner, AlouteNlleo Via Bucuos
A}f's Noia. Carfsshe. Mexico. psuol.
" .ia.s'i' t.a. Tue Is.,hoek. Liverpool va
S"austt and Norfolk
iDAi .ANl'A Sow 5-ArriveA Str
NJ. s.as' tiaNal.' wa kes West sailed
STR ~nI- litrh1r. C.reie4tt \
REtrN Isi.ANp pel No4 Passed
1""n Nts >as3tk tBrls). Phla4elpnist
IT,. i,o''en tlD'1. raiia Il. .p!.l., f.r
rory sierra 60. laaaa b. ls4 PM
at'iNai4 tor Norfolk. l-.s.e ,iA4era. Pntia-
.sti f.Io tor \uIIulA
SAND KEY Nov Passed wss. 4th
1871 se - "'
sAN FRANCISCO. Nov 5-sailed. Str
Santa Alcla .t. paralso.
SAVANNAH. Ny a=Sailel- Str
fhenl~to 1pui4, Noitcraafu
AMFA Ny Arrived. Schr Nelie.
- any Af iai s'9X. Guifport SAILED.
7liS f5.fi Jacksonville. Cham oIee B4lti-
more i"eiLi.N 'put1, NeN Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Canadian Salt Fields

Brine from springs in Eastern Al
berta having the appearance of mud
volcanoes has been found to assay 9si2
per cent salt, establishing Alberta as
one of the richest salt producing areas
IN the world, according to ". O. Saun-
ders. representing British capital in
tcrested in Canada's natural resources.
who is en- route to England to make
his report. He VIII return to Canada
in four months.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Big Captured Gun for Tacoma

PARIS, Nov. 5-Thc French govern
ment, as a compliment to IlugA { Va
lace, the American Ambassador. ha.
presented 10 Tacoma, Wash. Nj. Va
ace's home town, one OF the large
guns captured by the French from tae
Germans It is a l50-millimeter nov
tier The gun viii be shipped as sooa
as arrangements can be made for i's
sportatlon.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Chemical Market Steady
Bichroula1e OF Soda Advances
IN Pricc

4 heavy demand from domestic and
foreign accounts fer 5ichromate Of
soda has caused the price Of this
chemical 70 advance threo-q quarters to
one eeat pound the Last few day
iu'er,s- is ncenlv manifested in Janu-
ary. February ard March shipments.
irese 700. tion y ng offered at l1ls to
II E, cents q pound.
Fine chem mcal market as whole.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
BOARD OF EDICATION LECTURES
MuIituttun

"Bolshovism, Its Truo Significance. bv
he Hon. Samuel \. Berger ponalt =
itornc> General ENan,er Childs Iiigh
school, Norris ana Cres,on avenues.
New Guinea and Adjacent Islands, h.,
i.iili'n : Fisher. Pubic Schooi s.
broadway and Academy street. Inwoo1'
illustrated
"Cld and New imperialism. by Miss
NJ ErAn J. Grant Public School -.
iiester and Essen streets
Inc Department OF Docks" bv John Me-.
henAlc; Public school I65. 80 W,S,
lVSth street Illustrated
N",Nr IN common SGhstauces hv Or
William L. EstaorooAe. Labor 'ren,f,.t
rVu''een'n Street and Second Avsn nu..
"Anglo- Saxon and Dane" bv NJlns.,
t,rnnie' Norris lhsh school lUSfh
Street and Boston Noaa llustr.ttej
Bro"hiAn and Queens
~, .>'''', a." .onF ihroubn Three Zones
trom ,he isthmus to the Cape. ~.
Alrs Claire finMeA, Bush1vicb Ni,H
school Irving Avenue. Ma,.lson .,f7i
Noodbln" streets. isrooblvn liI,,s.,...,
Ouiitnt Events. b. George 4 IIaslln..s
Eastern D.srict High school M.,sc.
60, |NNenl" and heap Street. BrooA4yn.
i.'a, " 4'h 'he Tinted States indian Ex-
per's by Francis Koll-W heeler.. .Y,r,s-
mus 4iaH lsh school, tlatnush Ave,.tl.
near Nnureh Avenue. RroohlNl. Nm
tlaied 80
~ NngeMne d Tale of Aeadie.s bv ,l..
~ .,.S Poland Manual TRAINING nfrh
SNN""l. Seventh Avenue and fitth Str.,',
lN'"ohiNH frustrated
Scientists and Inventors hv Wn,.. ~
J"iAi.S'N' f~hiic Nrnoo. ae. Eoc.,.4s,.,.
MoaH ana ian. 4l. Avenue. south e,.sr.
a., - 'H', Long island. Illustrated
ne Petroleum iuaustas nV f,,,e,....,
r Proper, Pubic school ~ C.n..'''
o,Soh1 "na Iosalcs avenues. GleuusI.
--ons 4n.aui. Iuusirataa
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

The connecting mails close az tn. cen
era Postolhce aud CITY Hail Postofhoe
Sla ion. NrN York. at p. n.. as follows.
anna MArgpcsas, Cook Islands, NnN
|oalana and Specially addressed mall for
=, A,usilalie. Via san l'rancisco steamship p
Noana. November TO-
ll4waii J'nan. Cores and China tspo-
claliN addressed oniA), VIA san Francisco.
s'r2nshlp Ecuador. NoNembec 10.
lls" aii' JA} IN. Corca, CHINA. Siberia.
Siam. Cochin Chiua and Netherlands East
ineles. VIA san Nrancisco. steamship Nile,
November TO-
Japan. Corea china Siberia Siam.
Cochin china and Ngthsrlauls East Intii,s,
Wa Seattle steamship Chicago M4ru. 30
Nembcr is.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
ART EXHIBITIONS

Academy Art Show. l53 West FIFTY
ss,,nih Sireee eAhib.tion Of Kas.l4.r
Anderson Galleries. exhibitions Of fpra,-
,nfe' rFes. ll-iscellaneouS art otf,,.ts.
pos an. b.t"Alnss so!l.ctea hy ,ue late
samuel : Avery, thu library OF Nt,.f.,
i''.l'1I booiS b1ooiS -ron the library Of Me-
Aimslie Galieres. SIS fifsh Avenue: per
lnness
Hourseois Gallery. 5eS rif,h Avenue
raintinss by Enu blanchard
d. L. Butler a Co. t0l Madison Avsnuo
decorative marine and landscape PAINT.
church Of the Ascension Parish Hous. 10
vest tleventh Street. rag pictures bs
Nhi'de Hassam and relies Iroin tn
churches oi Nerdun
Colony Art supply shop. l4l and l4a Si,th
Avenue, paintings by Childe de R0han
Harcot TT.
Dudensing Galleries. As West Fortv-fourth
Street: paintings by Inness. WAN
B!aheiock and Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Couutx

e. T NJ. Producing Corporation
r. Corrisdn NoV. 20. lQl7.
same Same. Nov %. 1917
Edoinan. Harry 4lerMg & Rap
p'port. Jan. -. l9l6..........'..
Glasser. Jacob. and Leo Wcin-
stein Gloria Dress CO.. Inc.
oct a. 19lq................
Goldlrg, Thos W Universal or
uancntat Iron and steel CO.
May 10. l9lS ...-...............
Gillette, Mott C Rudolph Wur-
'i'eti CO.. NoN. 40. igiS......
Same + stripe ct al, July
e' l|'t ..-....-.... .............
same Bush Land CO.. oct lq.
'sl5 oNiuss County, ....'.,
Same Same. oct 49, lQl5........
Gillette Mott G.. ana Clarence
T. icrry. not sumnoued-S Siaie
Mercantile Co. Feb Is. 1919
NoNDsst Bros. Inc Ssfet>
'ear y Gala Co. Ger +. JON
hur1roh. Man un!,ed Merchants
l;eaits A Improvement Co. Soy.
kuaa Jacob James rylc &
sons. Jan :. l9l2 .............
NatanSon Max " and Caroline
fieun'ssN Realty Co, Octo-
bur 81. lQl2
WN'a. MarSh~l r John Wana
maker. y y Sept. %. l9l5.
Nelins. Maule> e. + Du pont
oe NomoNrs Powder Co. Feb.
1915
" ner. Max r. and sam Davis
r l.. Richards. as rec'r.
Jan ii. ltl5.
In sronN County
cioliius. Thomas W.-Unlversal
Ornamental Iron a Steel Co.
Inc May IA. 1915
Hnmmond. Eugene Nm. Yoei.
Jan. Ia, 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
FOREIGN PORTS

AN0NAlOlTH Soy Arrived Str
BosWorlh. Tacoma '''
;, BAIiIA BLANCA Nov 2-Arrived
BALBOA, Nov arrived in SIR.
Esse1 ,Br). WELLINGTON. Peru (Br
Guayaqul1. Sd, Ophis. Tacoma; West
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Highest, Sc degrees, at l2:ol a m low
est, ~ degrees, at 10 n IN. average tS
degrees average same date last year t. de-
Frccs average same date for thirty-thrcc
years, As degrees
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Local Official Record The follovinr Of
neral record shows temperatures during the
last twcnty-four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding dAte Of last Ycar
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Business Troubles
rc,i.lons M Hnnl,rnntcy


i.etltions IN han ruptcv fled IN the
Du.'s' st,tss Iist9iel Court yesterday
rAsy liIfr rrR COMPANY. INc c-A
eal DttrN ltt.+iou ty IN" easy frer2er
'.r ef .t7 Madison Avenue.
l',i Hsa't 80 he
son s..st'. IL II. se>'ou. scftooi A. M
SsNeta 'Hu.u4a1, I'm, attorney
.or 81. ff..ier 4.o W+a.eins < Thomas. IS
pNNIn nHorsKY Voluntary by David
Nm .-..nst NHvIa NrodszY. of lt0 Reado
Sfrert ijsnthtes ana assets not stated.
ihn Ir.ue. .i.4 creditor ls William ".
l. 'rhu o. 1'Nrll. tr- HroadNav
flsn against Max Kurt. Of $40 East ll1th
~trset liabilities and asse is ne.t stated.
fh. tfii.li.ttl rltNltur "a Wilson 4 co..
.I-5 tfuIne's for I.tltlener are Dashew
J. ti.sfnrff. Pack Row.
IH.Ni' ilt.i >sN Voluntary by David
f'ulstt ,f $40 f.a.,io street.. Liabilities.
iN.NtH. aas.ts. s. is- PRINCIPAL creditors
I'n-' "'ai he. 'on iop August
Attnfr' .of I.'ttion. leol.olt frecnan.
sANH.El sl0 wAl.rz Voluntary by
Stf..l hNt't.. o.. tfl West l25ih
stra't l.th.Ii''s. s'o.o ass.,s. So AZ.
rf.i.ilf' Creditors. l.llheG & W.1i istcin.
s'.A sNoethels N Wolfson S}1as. At
tour. ."t leitt4'ner NttAur w Blrk!ns.
NAltN'N AltE q St Il4.Y lnvolun-
taft as.li,t llartNsre anal supply Com
rsrs. Canal stseet IaablIlties and
assets uaf e'.,t.e. l'Inriial .,fetltors..
CO.. Sr'.. Cr,en.. 1wsra 81 co. Sl3l.
Attorneys foi Petitioners, We'll & rlr14n,.
schedules In Hankruptcy
Schedules IN haul>rultry Mei IN tho
nai.} States District court yesterday.
TIE MAhNlEN 1ItADlNo co. Ike
in" NatNle. tt,iine COMPANY. Inc. OF
rs West Broadway Liabilities. Sl4.s4G.
assets. 50. 4' ltluciral creditors Fair-
naii'.e Notst g. Go. ST. .l4t lIeller Bros.
-9s Lincoln INist aud UriN Company.
<i-'a Attorneys, Mitchell y Tlimstoue.
~V- lfroadwAy.
Financial Assignment
MAN Ky TX Max kurt dealer
Yesterday for tho benefit Of creditors to
Archibald l,lmer
Judgments Filed
ne TO olfow'ns Judgments were filed yos-
tFdaY. Novenlncr o. the FIRST name beng
In Ne" York County
Askowith, Sarah G-W. IL War
Block George j and charles '''''
N''@i p.e fsop'e OF the state
nerr>. oeosss -. DAVIS sSS.Ss sSS 50
y, sh'nsky-C.'y OF New yo'e loo7o
rarnstcttor Charles-1i scAo.u-
i'runo. Guido u. Ai. Dew .. ll34s
Costello. Geo sc K.-W luala H.
Use 60 Ga 81
Casfieaaau. Ada r.. aud Auu0t,a
Bailey Elliot E G. Hcu..tn,fn 10Gfe-
Nhiids Cumpany-J Schtln. na5.t 80
David. lntesa Cify OK Ntw York ll1O
DE SaucuS. Lou4s-C.ty of Sow
Aoin +.........- ........ llo7o
puH"rS l'IfaNf fero. aud MalylAud
Casualty Company People OF
the state ot Nrw YofN. l5oo00
G!OratAr Harry-l. r sutton. t84.of
Dan ger Israel -. c. Whiuus 7.t5
Eranco-A ueiIVNn l~np COM
pany. lnc.-rroule OF SfateNof
NeW YORK ........ ........ TO 90
aiuhau. Horny r. Fusirelu iat, 20
fri,t. Mialam l.. Rosenberg 4- 90
Goldberg. Nariy B Ca.tr
commissioner ........ .-...... 52eD
ieudalia. .>ron-B. Color. COM
missioner ........ ......-.. 52 20
iibraltar Hafry-L T. Sutton 6Ss o.
Guaranty Trust Company OF New
YORK, as sub trustee-W. G.
McCabe: ir. ct al. ........... 37o2ls
Edgar "A Cummings
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Humidity
Barnmetcr Readings
a. m. ~ ~ 7 y. m. 99:14 $ y. M 2N:rl
Other pcnnlc's WcatI,nr

Wv. WASHINGTON ;,,Ii Nov 5: Pressure is still
,m,or1hcry gales occurred Tuesday night and
Wednesday. There is nnothe, disturbance
over Southwestern kansas, with an apparent
norihcastWard movement. and pressure is
again falling on the north Pacific coast In
the Ohio Valley. the upper ,nl,cs region and
the extreme Northwest pressure lis mod
eratcly high
There were rains in the middle Atlantic
states. New England and the lake region.
with some SHOWS over the northern districts
ana also light local SHOWS in the Northwest.
and rains in Florida and the Pacific states.
except Southern California. Elsewhere tho
weather was f,ir- 1t is somewhat colder in
the Atlantic States and Ear West and CON
siderably warmer in the plains states, the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys.
There Will be snow Thursday in Northern
New England. snow Thursday and probably
Friday IN upper Michigan and rain Thursday
night or Friday IN lower Michigan the lower
lake region and the Ohio VALLEY. while in the
Atlantic states. except Northern New Eng-
land and in the cast Gulf states. the weather
although local showers are probable in the
Florida peninsula. II viii be somewhat
warmer Thursday in the upper lake and
western lower lake regions. the OHIO Valley
and tennessee aud Warmr Friday IN the IN
states. 1t Will be cloudy in the upper lake
region and the lower Ohio Valley.
forecasts t0r SprCiai u1StrlCtS cstcrn
PENNSYLVANIA Fair and warmer to-day: to-
morrow rain. colder hy night
Western New York Fair to-day; to-mor-
row cloudy. probably r. IN.
Eastern New York Fair to-day to-mor-
row increasing cloudinoss and warmer
Southern New England Cloudy to-day.
with diminishing northwest winds, to-mor-
row partly cloudy.
New Jersey and Delaware Fair to-day
tomorrow partly cloudy warmer in interior.
Eastern Pennsylvania-Fa to-day to-
morrow partly cloudy and somewhat warmer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Local Forecast. Fair to-day tomorrow.
increasing 'ioudiness and warmer: diminish
ing north winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Due sunday
THE TIDES
High Water
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
OlVGOlNG STEAMSHIPS
sail To-day

owing to unsettled port conditions the
N"paitUre OF steamships is subject TO
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
light

Annual Dinner of the Fifth Avenue As
soc'ation, Waldorf Astoria. j. ru
Medicine II Nest Forty-thlrd street.
Tcachers' Mass Meeting. Brooklyn Train
Avenue, Brooklyn. p ~. Aodi,ss'.s
~ jonathan c. Day and George A.
Address by Fannie Iarley. on The Irony
OF tashion Now York Evening school
OF Industrial Art, cot East Forty second
,,'Si S'reet. ~ p. m.
Meeting OF the daughters OF Nebraska.
Dinner OF Rubber Trade Association.
=. =" "ldori. Astoria, p. m
AierunS of Norwegian American Chamber
OF Nohmerce, Waldorf Astoria. 5 y. m.
Address by Dr. \. Eugene },ar,ett on
ne New Europe' brooklyn lnstitute
"l A'ls ana Sciences, Lecture Hail AcAd-
tIMy OF MuhLN. ~ ~ I'm
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

NI0lT N0SYoI
closes as.ils
Monfserrat. rtdiz ..... 500. AM 200 NJ
Fred NIIl Cop'hasen.l2. 90 N
.l"hlean. Kingston 80. 500 AN II 0o NJ
9 'eNlHo vim" Iiayti.... 0 on AM 90 PM
Monterey. NaNana. H:30 AN 1900 VI
IN-lln. nAra -. 10. 100 AM 100 Pm
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Ilnancinl Assignment
.iud dpnlents Eilod

MAN kJfrI Max Kurtz a dealer a
Sfoc"f S, ftf East 1l1th street assigned
Yesterday for tho benefit OF creditors to
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In NcM York County

The following Judgments were filed yes.
',ia"F, NoNeianor D. the FIRST name belns
lhat OF the debtor:
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Weather Report

sun rises. 6 81 am. sun scis .. :ispm
Moon rises. 3 % pm. Moon sets. 4 ~ am