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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
DEFICIENCY BILLS
BEFORE COUNCILS
Independents May Oppose
Moral Claims Included
in S228.450 Items
NEST EGG" AVAILABLE


nld detirIeury bills. 'otaling %-S,+5r.
and in some cases daiius back two and
three Years, VIII De called up lol ap-
proNai before councils today.
If the deficiency transfer passes, the
r,ore, ,.uI ho .,l.o, fro,,, Councils,
nest egg fuhd appropriated at I"e
f"st OF the year to the city treasurer
for sinking fund jnstallments on new
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I"' eos nso q, 80
- nc
- ,..a ,,,5, ,i" Sor
w., TNpe''u,Cu't .L'o.Lu'''s p"J ,,,e
'"'''''s'
councils viii approve the contract be
tween the Rapid Transit 'ompanE ana
the United States Housing corporation
by which the latter advances S554'VOV
10 improve service III the NlclhltE Oh
frankford Arsenal. The bill provides
LOT the dHpoElt Dl me liHNaIt 'oihpdhH
securities with the housing corporation
and a system for tNe reps Nment nf the
loans.
The extension to be buiA is in Thomp-
son street TO connect with the existing
track at Orthodox aud Bridge streets.
inns Is IN lieu OF the pan 10 lay EHChS
rri,o,,,,,sa,,
Ncl on johnson hf'
Another bill that will be called up FOR
passage toda! Is in the form of re-
quest of the Mayor and city Solicitor to
petition the orphans Court to consent
70 1he SAFE OF tle nome oi .ne 4aIe 'ohl'
q. johnson. at 'lo South Broad street.
This property MI. johnson left TO the
city. together with his paintings ana art
collection. both valued in excess OF S5,-
100000. The purpose is to obtain an
| Interpretation Of the viii That VIII per
init Of the placing n the johnson paint
ings III the propos~ Art Museum or a
special gallery TO be erected for their
display. a codicil to the original will
provided thaL lhe paintings We're 10 fe-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
MAJOR WlEDERSEIM'S FUNERAL
Services for Prominent Philadel-
phian to Be Held Today

Funeral services for Major William
A. Wiederseim, member of a well-known
Philadelphia family and a veteran Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
MAGISTRATE. 81, IS LENIENT
Judge Mecleary Remembered by
Friends OH Birthday Anniversary

jLeniency was displayed by Magistrate
Meoleary today in disposing of many
cases brought before him IN his office at
.Hiniper and Fibert streets. This Is mis-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20

A man of 80 or about that
age. who is a salesman and
knows something of credits, may
be able to make a good connee.
ton if he will communicate
E 2O9, LEDGER OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Smooth Streets Speed
Exit of ssOld Dobbin''
Rubber Shoes Essential and
Cost Makes Them Prohibitive,
Saws s. p. C.. A. Man

The high cost Of rubber. which is a
serious problem to automobllists, IS
driving the horse drawn vehicle off
New York streets.
The efforts of the American Society
for the Prevention or Cruelty to Ami
mails to insure humane treatment OF
horses. has shown that rubber pads are
the only good non-slip shoe for horses
on the city streets in winter.
"Our troubles lie chiefly in modern
smooth pavements," said William K.
Horton, general manager Of the society,
Yesterday "Some time ago we offered
prize of $500 for the best nonslip
horseshoes We received more than
600 schemes, many of them very clever
and ingenious, but none met the situa-
ton, although they came from all parts
Of the world.
zone of the solutions we tried was
shoeing horses with sharp shoes, but
they quickly became dull. The rubber
pad seems to be the best thing, but 1T is
costly. On January l all the shoe
smiths are demanding wages Of $3.50 a
day. This coupled with the high cost
of shoes will make it almost impossible
for the small dealer to maintain a
horse delivery.
at would not have been long before
horses would be prohibited from city
streets on sanitary grounds, but it
looks as though they will disappear be-
fore such ordinances become neces-
sary."
Mr. Horton says the agents Of the
society are busy spreading sand on the
streets to protect the horses, but they
are getting complaints FROM contractors
who laid the asphalt, the Street Clean
ing Department and the Department of
Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Going ngg On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum Of Natural History: ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art; admission
free.
American Museum of Safety; admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. admission
The Aquartum; admission free
Geological Park; admission free.
Convention of American Metric Associa
ton, United Engineering Building. %
West Thirty ninth Street 10 &. m.
Meeting OF Womcn's Press Club, Waldorf
Astoria p. IN.
"RomanesQue Portals" by Charles r.
Morcy, metropolitan Museum of Art,
p.
NIGHT
Entertainment and ball of the Bankers
Club Waldorf Astoria. s p. m.
Grand ball OF Zeta Beta Tau Jubilee con-
vention. Hotel Astor. . p. r
state Convention OF Church Of God, First
German Baptist Church. 3S4 East Four
tecnth Street, p. IN.
Dinner Of Womans Equal Opportunity
League, Hotel Commodore, p. m
Speakers Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch
Amy Wrenn Jane j. Martin and Speaker
Thaddeus c. Sweet.
Get together" of Ivy Division" (Fourth
U. S A.. Hotel Pennsylvania. SIS p. NJ
Lecture by Dr Werner Marchand or
"Bionomics: The Habits of Animals and
the Relations of Plants to Animals
Manhattan Trade School Auditorium
Lexington Avenue and Twenty -sccond
Street S:16 .. IN.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Woman's Baggage Held
When She Quits Taxi
Driver Waits Five Hours in
Vain for Her to Come Out
of Hotel; Bill Sl6.5O

Robert Morrison, a taxicab driver,
went to the West Forty seventh Street
police station last night with ward
robe trunk, a black leather grip, a box
of polished wood and a tale Of a van
ishing fare.
The fare, he said, was woman
blonde and plump, who wore black
fur coat. She hailed Morrison near
the Pennsylvania station about 6
o'clock and asked to be taken to a
hotel. He took her to the Navarro, five
blocks north. She came out and said
there was no room there. He took her
to the York, two blocks south. She
came out and said there was no room
there. He took her to the Claridge.
She did not come out, and Morrison,
secure in possession Of the baggage,
waited patiently. He waited until
11:30. Then he went inside and in
quired of his fare of the room clerk.
The room clerk said the woman had
been there a little after o'clock, but
they had no room for her and he
hadn't seen her since. Then Morrison
went to the police They took charge
of the baggage.
Morrison's bill is $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Another Declares She
Is Widow of Carroll
Candy Shop Keeper Seeks to
Become Administrators of
Dealers Vast Estate

Mrs. Catherine Carroll. who conduct
ed candy shop at East 17Oth Street,
announced her intention Yesterday of
hllng papers to-day with the Surroga te
of Queens County, asking that letters
of administration Of the estate of
Kearin Francis Carroll, of the firm of
Flss, Doerr e. Carroll, which were
granted to Mary f. Carroll, of 127 East
Ninetieth Street. as the horse dealers
widow, be revoked. and that she be
named as administrators.
She declared that she is the widow Of
Mr.: Carroll. They were married in
1877. she said, and separated in 1888
She saw him last. she said. in June of
this year, when he gave horse and a
small sum Of money to her.
Mr.; Carroll lived in Flushing. Queens.
He died December 4 in the Park Hospi-
tai, Central Park West and Tooth Street
Mary F. Carroll claimed the body and
arranged for the funeral Mr. Carroll's
estate is estimatd at $1,OO0.OOO
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
BOYS Hitch Sled on Mothers
Auto; | Nav Die From Injuries

home in Lawrence, Queens, her son
Alfred, fifteen years old, and John
Rowe, eleven, hitched their sled to the
rear of the car and seated themselves
for a ride At Central Avenue and
MacNeil Street, Far Rockaway. an auto
mobile crossing behind Mrs. Koch's car
ran down the sled.
Both boys were taken to St. Joseph's 8
Hospital. The Koch boy may not sur
vive his injuries. Wyoska Mochika,
chauffeur of the car which struck the
sled, declared that he did not notice
the boys until the collision occurred.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

BIG BARGAIN-New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos 9Th ave. bet. 30th-31st SITS.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouseman's Sale of Goods
For Unpaid Charges.

In accordance with the provision OF law
there being due and unpaid charges, for
which the undersigned. The Liberty Stor-
age and Warehouse Company, Is entitled
to a lien warchouseman. on the goods
hereinafter described. and due notice hay-
Ing been given to all parties known TO
claim an interest therein. and the time
specified in such notice for payment OF
such charges having expired, there will be
sold at public auction. at Tlat1eau's Auc-
ton Rooms. southeast corner of 18th
Street and University Place. New York
1920. at 1890 A. NJ. (and continuing on
each Tuesday and Wednesday following
until all the goods have been sold), the
following property: Household goods. con
sisting of bureaus chffoniers desks. wood
iron and brass beds. mattresses. linens
pillows. portieres. books. bedding. dining
room furniture. rockers. chairs. carpets.
rugs pictures, mirrors. sewing machines.
library and parlor furniture, boxes and
contents. barrels and contents china,
glassware. brio a brac. upright, square and
grand pianos, violins. violonccllos, guitars.
banjos. mandolins, zithers. trunks and con
tents. clocks souvenirs. trophies bath
scales. electric lamps, electric fixtures
electric motors, toys, tennis racquets. golf
sticks and bags. personal effects, clothing
and miscellaneous, held for the account
and Mrs. Katherine Schuchard Horace
X. Jones, Estate of Mrs. Wesley Harper
Flint. Harold Wheeler, Mrs. r. r. Rice
and (oq) Miss E. V. Quinn, Mrs Jean But
,erheld Mrs. ]. g. Lang and Buckley
y,
Mrs $ H. Gilmore. Laurence j CONNIE,
Mrs Lillian F. Heaton Long, T. A. r.
Strensch. Mrs. Eda Fleming Miss s c.
Mclntee, Miss Annie Maloney. p. C. Fisher.
MIS- Joseph Grimes. Mrs. w. c. Wilson,
Dean Cornwell, S j. Ferguson, Mrs. Dor
othy w. Warng, Walter Grob. Louis G.
Meyer and Mrs. Nina Morgan az their
interests may appear
A violoncelo and upright plano held for
the account of A. II. Longfelow
Trunks, boxes, leather grip leather box
ana their contents. held for account of
Mrs Hannah Ncalis L. S. Hedges, l.. r.
Cmbenhower and Mrs J. W Preston. as
their interests may appear.
once furniture, consisting Of filing cab
inets, desks. office chairs. sectional book
laneous, etc, held for the account of Juetus
Sheffield. r. H Sanborn, r. H. Whitney
as their interests may appear.
printing press, held for tho account
| of Laurence J. CONNIE.
An operating table, electric motors and
electric apparatus held for the account
of f. A. r. Strensch
/. a stamping machine, boxes containing
books and publications. Office furniture
consisting Of desks filing cabinets. chairs
same, held for the account of The German
publication Society. Inc, Theodore Sutro.
Pres
A sewing machine. trunk and contents.
held for account OF Mrs. w. T. Wordcn
All being now stored with said company.
IN Its warehouses, and all to be more spe-
cihcally announced and described at time
Of said sale ~
The goods may be seen at the place Of
sale on the Monday preceding the sale
THE LIBERTY STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY,
Nos 43-47 West Gath St and Nos. 4sbo
West o5th St. New York city. n. y
WILLIAM r. WOOD, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
CENTER LINE OF BLOCK
92d STREET

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
chArEe, to satisfy which the above de-
scrlbed property Is to be sold. Is $l93g603
with interest thereon from the l4tb day
or November. 1919. together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 S32S0l with
interest from November 20. 1878. together
with the expenses of the sale Tho
approximate amount of the taxes Al.
sessments and water rates or other liens.
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out OF tho purchase money. or paid ~
the referee. is ssc260 and interest
Dated New York. November IS, 1873
ENOS S. BOOTH Referee
The sale in the above entitled action ia
hereby adjourned TO Friday January ond
1920, at the same hour and place
Dated New York December 22nd 1919
ENOS s. BOOTH. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
FOREIGN PORTS

ANToFAGAsTA. Dec 24-Arrlved: st,
land CBr). New York Sailed: str Mena
pier (Belg), New Orleans.
AFRICA, Dec 22-Arrived: Str BENJAMIN
Brewster. Montreal via Tampico: Mei1c
Maru (Japl. baltimore.
BAHIA BLANCA, Dec 20--Arrived: st,
Orient, Baltimore.
,,dsAdst5 BARcEL9NA. SA,, Dec 2o-sailed: ST.
BREsT. Dec 2o--sailcd: Str Antigone
CAsTELLAMARE. Dec 1s--Arrived: ST.
Kunclutha (Br). Portland, Me.
BAST LONDON. Dec 2O--Arrived: ST.
New Toronto (Br). Montreal via Sydney
FAYAL. Dec 24-satled: Strs Bancroft
Genoa for hampton Roads: Maratanza
Lisbon for Norfok shamrock. Havre fol
Philadelphia.
GIBRALTAR. Dec 21-sailed: Str stor.
vixen (Nar). Genoa for New York
HONG KONG, Dec 20-Arrived ST.
Empress Of Russia H3r), Vancouver.
HULLI Dec 24-Arrived: Str Francisco
(Br), New York via Halifax
KOBE. Dec 19.-Arrived Str West
1slip. Hong Kong, etc, for Seattle.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 24.--Arrived Str Ard
goil (Br). Phiiadelph!a via st John, b
Sailed: Str Oakland, Boston; Alcana (ItD
Port Arthur.
LONDON, Dec 2a-sailed: str worces-
ter. Boston; Southwestern Miller Br),
Phladelp lphia.
SHANGHAI. Dec 2o.-sailed Str Endi-
cote Nrom Hong kong). seattle
VALPARAISO, Dec 23.-Arrived: Stl
Santa Tecla New Orleans.
YOKOHAMA, Dec 1S.-Arrived: Str City
OF Spokane, Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Found Dead in Drug Room
Former Employee of Brooklyn
Firm Had Small Black Rao

The body Of John Schunituki, thirty
FIVE, of 279 South Fifth Street, Brook
lyn. was found in the narcotic store
room o fthe New York Qunine &
Chemical Company, Eleventh and Berry
Streets, Brooklyn, when employees re-
ported there yesterday morning.
Schunituki is said to have been a for
mer employee of the concern.
The mans coat, hat and shoes Law
beside the body. There was a piece Of
wrapping paper on the floor, and upon
this had been placed a small black
bag into which a quantity of morphine
and heroin had been poured. An au-
topsy will be held tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
SURROGATES' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
soKKi 9H BY i11,rIiI4 TIE GRACE or GOD, FREE
To William NJ. Copp. as Executor OF tha
i-ds5 VIII and Testament of Alice NJ Town
send send decea sed, Mary q; Townsend. as Execu-
S;anrso OK OF :, the Last YIN and Testament of
Lindsey. Frederick a Townsend, Havmha W y,
To"nshend, !, Henry II. Tewnshend George
II. Townsend, End. Huntington r. Day ed
ley. James NJ Townsend Jr.. John c. Town
send Hr.,.A. Donald G Townsend. Virginia T Ferry.
dwight II. Day. as General Guardian Of
Huntington 7. Day and Mary J.. Townsend.
as EAecutr,X OF the Last VIII and Testa-
me ment Of Of Willlam an X Townsend. Harriet c
testament Of James NJ. Townsend deceased
SEND GREETING: "'e1'
o WHEREAS. The Farmers Loan and Trust
company. domestic corporation having ira
principal place of business at No 90 William
Street. In tho Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
County and state of New Yo~k. has pre
sented an account Of its proceedings as Sue
csssor trustee under the Last VIII and Tes-
lament llif OF Edward Fl. Townsend. lately re-
siding in the County OF Fairhed State Of
Sonnectlcut, deceased and has also presented
ana nied petition praying that its said ac-
count may be judically settled and allowed
and that the Court construe the viii Of said
'estator state, as prayed for in said petition.
:. N SVW. s IilER REFoRE, you and each of you
are hereby cited TO cause before our
Surrogate of the County of New York. at the
SSurrogates Court OF the said County of New
the County Of New York. on the 1s,h day OF
January.jls20, at half past ten o'clock in ,he
forenoon OF that day, why said account
and why the Court should not construe the
wi1 of said testator prayed for in said
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we hava
caused the seal of the Surrogates' CourI ~
the said County of New York to be- hereunto
affixed "
IL ST WITNESS, Honorable John p
Cohalan. a Surrogate Of our "a id
county, at the County OF New York. on the
Ioth DAY OF December, in the year of our
LORD one thousand nine hundred and nina
teen. ~ 'i'''o
DANIEL j. DOWDNEy
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
9or Successor Trustee. 22 EXCHANGES
Place. Now York. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
SURROGATES' NOTICE

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE
AND INDEPENDENT-
To SALONON ARNSTEIN. EVA LEVlTA
BERTHA KAHN, GEORGE GOULD. tas
heirs and next OF KIN OF EMANUEL Arm
STEIN, deceased Send Greeting
Whereas CLARA ARNSTllN. who ts-
sides at No. i1l West 5ith Street. 10 ne
Borough OF Manhattan. City ard Sratr q
New York, and MOSES GREENEWALD'
the Borough OF Manhattan. lh- CITY oi NeT
York. have lately applied 10 ne Sls~osa'es
Court OF our County Of New York TO have
certain instrument in writing. Gated me
twelfth day of September 1915. relating -
both real and persona property GUY prov
as the last Will ana tsss ainent of EMA y L ~.
ARNSTElN. who was At the time of has ces-"
a resident OF No. lOl West .lth street. ~.
oush OF Manhattan. tho County Of Ne"
York, deceased.
Therefore. You and each OF you are cred
TO show cause before The Surrogates teuI:
Of our County of New York at tha Ha-. OK
Records. in the County OF New YORK. on 'as
otn day OF January. one thousand nine hda-
the forenoon of that day why the said ~i
and testament should not be admitted l"
probate as viii OF real and personal piop-
erty.
sea. OF the Surrogates Court OF the sa''
County OF New York TO be hereunto affixe.
Witness. Honorable JOHN y. COHALAN.
Surrogate of said County .:
H. 81 New YORK at said County ine j."
day OF December. in he year OF . our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine
teen.
DANIEL J. DOwDNEy
Clerk OF the Surrosat tes CouF'.
ADOLPH HENRY BLOCH. Attorney
Borough OF Manhattan. cay Of Ne"
York
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
p fpMkMMary HncI,l r. Buckley and Agncs
under the last will and testament of John
u. buckley. deceased, and Agnes B Buck
ley. and Mary B. Buckley, as cxecutrices
of and trustees unaer the last viii and
testament of Charles X. Buckley. deceased.
plaintiffs, against James Bayard Spevers
and Katharine Van Vechten Speyers, de.
fendants Wv
In pursuance OF judgment OF fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the Goth day Of Novembe-. 1919. ! the
undersigned, the referee in said iudgmen,
Hamed, will sel at PUBLIC auction st tn.
street. IN the Borough of Manhattan. city
OF New York. IN the 22d day of Deem
per per- ,d, dsdo, at IL o'clock noon on that day.
py Joseph +. Day. auctioneer, the prem.
ises directed by said Judgment to be sod
ana Al ther,in ,sa sIss1 deseribed as follows:
iand. iad. with the buildings and improvements
thereon u, REQ r' erected situate. lying and being
IN the Borough of Manhattan ana CITY OF
follows: N0'e' 'De' H'
Beginning at point on the norrherly
hundred and eighteen feet westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection Of
the said northerly side Of Ninety second
street with the westerly side Of Park
Normcrly Fourth) avenue: running thence
MorlsrTy wsssry s,ds snd ., Psraile With ths sad
Avenue and for part Of the distance
through party wall. one hundred feet
oiSHt anu one ndif inches to the centre
llnc OF the block between Ninety second
and Nincty-thtrd Streets; thence westerly
along the said centre line of the block ana
parallel with The said northerly side , +
Ninety second Street. seNenieer feet x,v
and tWo-thirds inches; thence southorly
again parallel with the said westerly sids
Of Park lformerly Fourth) Avenue. ono
hundred feet eight and onc-half inches to
the said northerly side of Ninety second
Street; and thence castcriy, along the ga Id
northerly side OF Ninety second Street
seventeen fee; SIX and two-thirds iuche,
to the point or place of beginning be aaid
several distances and dimensions more
less
SUBJECT TO covenants and restrict tions as
to buildings and against nuisances CON
tanned in deeds recorded in the office Of
In Liber 564 OF Conveyances. pages $50
and SCI, respectively, and in Lber zoos
o. ConNeyances, page SSS.
The above described land being part OF
ana t!inE IN section number D. block
number 1904 on the map entitled The
Land Map Of the Borough OF Manhattan"
Dated New York November 2S 1919
ENOS $. BOOTH Referee.
PRENTICE AND TOWNSEND
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
81 Broadway Manhattan New York CITY
The following is diagram OF the
property to be sold; its street number Ia
So East 92d Street
93d STREET
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Desks and Office Furniture
SURROGATES' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. 5Y THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE
AND INDEPENDENT
To MARTHA ROBINSON JANE ROONEY
THOMAS MCCARTNEY. j " MACART-
NEY, JOHN WILLIAM HANCE. WILLIAM
MACARTNEY GnfanD, JENNY MACAKT-
NEY 'infanp, and 10 all persons Interested
as creditors. legatees. next Of kin or other
wise in the Estate Of ELIZABETH HA\CE
Deceased. who at the time OF her death was
a resident OF the Borough OF Manhattan. CIV
or New York. County Of New York and
State of New York.
SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition OF HENRY PARSONS
Executor. residing at No. lOl Park Avenue
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
which petition filed In the Office OF fha
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court of the Comfy
Of New York. on the 2nd day OF DECEMBER
,A You and each of you are hereby cited to
SHOW cause before the Surrogates' Court Of
New York County, held al the Hall of Rec
ords in the County of New York on the
l9th DAY OF January. 1920, at half-past ten
SlocK IN the forenoon of that day, why
oetefmlnation as to the construction and
TieG si1 or paragraph FIFTH OF the Last
w VIZ ana Testament of ELIZABETH
iANSf-, Deceased, should not be made nv
, siiS as PRAYED for in said petition OF
Sald nENRY PARSONS. Executor Of ths
iast NJ! and Testament of said decea sed
IN TESTIMONY WREREOF. We have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates' Court Of
Hs arsxs1 sdia county or New York be hereunto
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN p CO.
HALAN Surrogate of our said Countv at
the County of New York the 3rd da v
H. o. OF december. IN the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrora.es' Court
NlEAhhNCE Exn.. r. FREEMAN Attorney for
executor 4Ss Fifth ave (Manhattan).
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Sail Tuesday
AMERICAN PORTS

Baltimore, Dec 25.--Arrived: Strs Mis-
sourl Nbr), london. Ocean Transport (Br)
Liverpool Burgondier CBelg), Antwerp
SkodshorS fDan). Norfolk.
BOSTON, Dec 2s.-Arrived: Strs West
meath tRr), Melbourne. West Harlan
Hamburg City OF st Louis Savannah
cretan. Phlladelphia Gloucester Balti-
more and Norfolk: Lake Inaha, Norfolk
W after u Noyes. Newport News: Airing
ton Philadelphia; Lake lnaha. Norfolk
currier. Port Arthur, Texas Sailed: Str.
George Barn.. Tampico: Lake Yemas
see Norfolk E,ere,t Norfolk: Snug Har.
Dor, Norfolk; Lake Aurice. Norfolk Lake
Mary Norfolk, Trimountaln. New York
Lake femassee. Norfolk.
CHARLESTON. Dec 2e.-Arrived: Str
Cherokee. Jacksonville, and proceeded to
New York; Mohawk. jacksonville, and
GALVESTON. Tex. Dec 2s-Arrived
Strs MAGICIAN, Liverpool; Neuces. front
New York. Sailed: Strs Ciulfport Tam
pico; Topiia. Tampico; William Green
Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec 2s-Arrived Str.
San Ramon. New Orleans; Apache, New
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Goes to Rome as Professor

Hermon Atkins MacNeill. Of College
Point, Queens, will sail to-day with
his family for Rome, where he is to
be resident professor at the Academia
Americana de Roma. where he was the
only American student twenty-four
years ago He is the designer of the
Mckinley Memorial at Columbus, Ohio.