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New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

n'I''i tSS' dioiu o--AeOu tdTaEc
Bronstein. Morris. Joscp, a. '''''
Brnnsten and Samuel Bron-
sten) Bronstaed Co.)--R.
Babcocls, Alton-state Industrial
Commission .............. 225.o
Becker, Edith-N. CARRIER. r..... 66S2
Bertalini, Domenico Central
~ Soda Water Apparatns Co.. Inc. 23s. o
Gain. Jonas 1.--W. Krugler... rs 4
Cininville. Josepn~-M. Tobin 49,. 5112
Cooley, Aivah R.-schneevers
Dsfenq; Joseph. ana Louisa ~
Dunfee. c"as. W iMSiiitcheli Floor N'''
u So;)-A +. bre'tbard 1851
l'inc, Myman@s. b. Thing & ''-''
Fricdlander "ii 'I Bernard, ana ridei s'f'
~ Casualty Co. of N. Y
Fq.tSr"an' ' cnariss, ana Elsie '''''
Futterman tFutternan Bros.)
Greenspan. span" SAMUEL. ss ana Bennett z'V'
9 T.. H., GinHogrE.H a,;',, Fit c,; 2s2's
Watlins-C. J. Store. e..,........ 1884
HiTae Hs ,,.I Herbert H"ns ., sTAmer''an 20,
Ias1en. .Ionn Nc Galewski 2l57
Isaac. Philip-H Milgrm &
Jcffrey Van Co.. inc-F. Kuehn
1aretzhi. Alfred, william n ''''
CroHwsl ana U. S. Trust CO.
Of n Y. trustees, etc.-J. D.
Hall ...,............... 13.421.o
81 M. l.. Curtis. ...,....... 3.l63.S
Kannensohn, Harrry--c; berier,. 44e.o
ka4.n. SaIn.ci s.. and Thomas
r. Martin--A. Freeman. 529.4
J NJ. Howard d................ 4.59o.5
Young ....................... 2,lo7.7
Lauterbach Morton Ell. r.
MODS LA. =
Meyer. Louis-Tokio Restaurant
Manaone' AMI l"' Tony lNorth Paper 49,
Stock Co.)-intorstAte Corfu
gated Box Co, Inc.......... 2s41
Oloh, Jacob. Greenbers. 1,t59,S
Orel ConstrNction Co.. inc.-A.
r. Bunnell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 403.s
Pl.e. O.sse v.--Berkshire Indus
trial Farm ..... ...:....:..: 2s77
ruff ................... 1.o4o.7
Han Hat Works. lnc.-M. Stern. 6o8 s
pckter, Solomon, and Fidelity
ami Casualty Co, of n. Y-Peo
Rasy. Narry--F. z. Hudson. 1896
Roos Philip \. international
Range and Repair Co.)--per-
h!nson Coke and Coal Co... 271.e
Roth, Kulman-M. Bardach ct al a3sJ I
Rubin, Max, and Joseph Coles
O. y. GrunoWitz............ JIG {
Stamper. BenJamin-A Datz. 1.456.
Snheld. Stephen B.-Ci. a.
shears ...... .................. 1856
Sociedad General de Representa-
cione-Westcln Cartridge Co..
soeneid, stephen B.-P. Roberts ''
g. Co, .;.....: .....:..:...... 1855.
Scheer, William il. II. Wolt. 1892
Stcffens. John H., and Fidelity
and Cas-alty Co, of ~ u
People, etc ............... 1000. o
larraNin, Aioert--M Winegood. l,076.s
Titus, William A. (Wiluam A
Titus * Co.)-Sheldon. Daw-
son LION X co. o............... 7o9.;
Clz. Joseph-F. Freeman. an........ 6O42
Van Schaich Francos-Howard r.
are Corp. .................. 6lO.l
Norisht, Herbert CT. NJ. James
:, CO. ....,...,. :..... 2oss
Bros. ...:.......' 1860 8
" CDR & Heilbroner--fiolloro
Cabot & Rollins Corp, costs 1861
William ii. Brick Inc. Dupont 1911
III Bronx County
Lenox Contr Co. Inc. and Israel
singor-M. Rachend ......... s5s1
AtcCofin'cN, Jam :. i. Is rnzott 6t {
Sand IS, George S. Friedman
tl al ........... 240 I
Shap.ro, Charles--I Applcman s03.e
SIMON. JACOB &C. T. Wright,
as adfn&. -.,...... .......... Sc
san II, Ralph NJ. and jesse M
7Oe q
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
0I}iDEND NOTICES

OFFICE OF
lockwood. GREENE 6, co MANAGERS.
BOSTON, MASS
Common Stock
The quarterly dividend CT per cent (sl
Der share) upon the common stock OF the
International Cotton Mills ha. been de-
AIRED payable December l. 1919. at the
flee OF the transfer agents. the Old Col
my Trust Company Boston. Mass. to all
rtockholders OF record at close OF business
soverl be- 20, 1919.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS.
Allan B. Greenough, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Panama Canal Tolls in
October Set a Record

PANAMA, Nov. l9.-The tolls collect
ed from ships passing through the Pan
ANA Canal during October exceeded
those of any previous month They
amounted to 1861. 600, ,omparcd with
the next highest M ,nth, Nav. 1918,
when $644,0o0 was collected. CONNER
cial vessels to the number of 1876
passed through the canal in October.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

now: Little change was noted in the
market yesterday. Spun silks and 81 k
yarns are Oft the market except in
rare cases. when sellers can ret their
own price. This does not mean that
spun silks and yarns are not being
produced. The throwing plants Simply
have sold their product as far ahead as
they can and are open for no more
business
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
usiness New 8

A SLIGHTLY
lenders
dealers in
dealers Of
of
Bank
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
OFFICE OF
LoCLN oOD. GREENE d co. MANAGERS,


BOSTON, MASS
Preferred Stock
The regular quarterly dividend If =. per
cent upon the preferred stock of the Inter
lationai Cotton Mills has been declared
payable December /. 1919, at the office o.
: ne transfer agcnts the Old Colony Trust
company. Boston. to all stock holders of
lsie
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS.
Allan 3. Greenough, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR co.

" JNtillUeT IS, ISIy.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
me Preferred Stock and per cent on The
Scmmon Stock. payable in cash on Dec. 81
VIZ TO stockholders OF record Dec TO-
WV FRANK M WELTY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Jones bros. Tea Sales

Sales Of the Jones Brothers Tea Com
pany Inc. for October amornted to
sl,Slo $50. compared with Sll39 619 in
ihe corresponding month Of 1919 Sales
Tor the ten morths were S13,a40 2l9, an
increase OF 1905 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Business Troubles
Assignnents

THE NEW YORK COUNTY BAKERY
AND LUNCH ROOM. lNC--I3akery and
lunch room, at 1860 Broadway. yesterday
assigned for the benefit of creditors to
Arc ibald Palmer. Incorporated in 1917.
David Davidson is treasurer OF the COM
pany.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
VIE NEM YoKK AIR RRAKE CoMpANx

el.STf EIGHTH 9 Q@ARTERLY DIVIDEND
4nf Board Of Directors .sas this day de-
1srsd dividend of TWO AND ONE
iALF PER CENT for the quarter pay
Aoie December 18th. 1919. out Of the sur
lus al the end OF the year 1913. to stock
'oidere OF record at the close OF business
oecenb'r End. 1919.
me transfer books will not close
Checks for dividend Will be matted to
'.ockholders al the addresses last furnished
the Transfer Office
c. A STARBUCK. President
t~sw York. November 18th lal4
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
s<ERGENrHALER LINoTYPE Co

Ok November iS, 1913.
DIVIDEND 90
ant o,sr Quarterly dividend OF e,s per
sno, Sn me capital stock of Mergenthaler
pc aSsmpan; VIII be paid on Decem-
:. ~, i'ts, 10 the stockholders Of record
Decsmhsp sppeaI at the close of business on
smoer nos "a T 8. 1919. The transfer books viii
JOS. T. MAcKEY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
POWER 4 LIGHT co

~ Br0auWay, New York
SOMAON STOCK DIVIDEND NO %
me regular quarterly dividend of one
e! cent. tlee) OH the Common Stock Of
ne American Power & Light Company
as as been declared. payable December l.
80, 10 common stockholders of record
80 me close OF business November 2I 1919
WILLIAM REISER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
DuRFN CHEMICAL CORPORATION.

MN VfST1TIt.Hsl toIst aoNs
First six Per Cent Notes
Sealed proposals viii be = eivad at the
o:fice OF The Farmers Loan and Trust
'ompany 1922 William Street. Nv York.
~ Y. for the sale TO the sinking Fund es-
aaIisHed hy TIE Trust lndenture Of the
)urex Chemical Corporation. dated No
'-l Der Is 1916. at not exec ding 1o5 per
ent OF the face value and accrued interest.
Z suricl-nt number uf notes issued pur-
lant to sa.d indenture to invest the sum
7 slS.39s.ls. The right - reserved TO re
cot any and ell bids
Offers Of bids should be presented before
: NJ on TIE 4tt day of December, 1919.
ana should be en- .losed In q sealed wrapper
tirecied as follows:
Proposals - the Sinking Fund of the
)ureS Chemical Corporation. The Farmers
,oan and Trust Company, 1922 William
street, New Yo~k. \. Y"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
BY EDWIN s MARSTON. President,
New YORK. NnXem ber 20. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

70
judgment was filed:
In New York County
Beckelman. Harris - katz;
Aug. IS, 0S ivacated) ..... $500 rs
saq'e-M Brcitbart; Aug. ia.
Los lvacated) ............ 500. 50
leoS lVacated) ............. 1920
1907 lvaeatet> .............. 7l.3I
leOs ..vaeatea) ............. 2e4s6
same7r 7Idz Roppaport ct al; Dec.
sams-H. Dsnker ct al; Dec 49, w.
1907 'canceleeD ..:....... l59.41
Same. Well ct al Aug. l9
l9oe tcanceled 49,: ....: .... 222s ~
son. June 30 1907 ,vacatenl. lle..5
Feb u, 1908 tvacated) ...... 2Ss.1s
". Breitbart; Mar IL. 1919
n, seia: ''ane 8. "'i 1909 ''Vss can
sam. Kressel; Mar 3. 1910 800 -
Bec<enan' Harris and Rose--H ''
hatz ct al Oct. Is, 1909 IVA
:, catedl :.;......- sa4-s so
81 jacob kauk nan-R. Men
delson, May i. 1908 (canceled) b3442
Beckelman: Harris ami Rose,
Jacob Kaufman and Joseph
Xqn1r'e5n Xprt id 1905 A evaceIas1 Esenstsd' IA
%
Seckelman. Harris. Jacob Mick
oWitz an Joseph Kaufman
State Bank, Feb. =, 1913 IVA
cateaD .................... 34S.Ss
al Nov II. l.ly ,vasaleIJ...- 1ll97
Flynn. Julia A-Morris Park Es-
tates' Inc; Oct 8. 1917 tcan
ceied) ................. 3055. 3s
Parks, Arthur Al r. Broun;
Jan. II, 1905 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl2
Huntington knights OF Columbus
Club, lnc.-Brunswick Bake
Coilenoer Co of N. Y; July 8.
1918 .......... .................. 32794
Huntington knights OF Columbus
Club. Inc.--Brunsw ick Bake
Colen0er Co. Of y. Y; Jan
g. Igi9......... Observation-Disclosures. l77.3i
Same-same; Oct. 3 1913. 223.5l
Gorham Construction Con-. A.
Levinson; Nov. 30, l9l+..,... 1854
Catray. Edw. i'll. Weithorn;
Sept. 80 1918 .............. 2o2.4l
Noss, Hugo-Emanuel katz Es-
tate Corporation; June lS. 1917 5l69l
Octagon Films. Inc.-F'ilrn De
veloping Corporation: Nov. IL.
1919 ............,...... 1861
Jan. 7. 1916. ................... 2oo.2:
Barrett. VIM. Mn. Jones'
March s, i9l9................ I.132.e.
In Bronx County
Rock. MiIdred-D. Guastavno
administrator. Nov s. 1917. S72.3'
Same-Same; March l. l9ls...- 5,372. o.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
MON BAG s PAPER CORPORATION

!
New York. November 49, 1919
quarterly dividend Of two per cen,
y. this Corporation. payable pecember
IN, ,s!s. to the holders OF record OF The
,udn ousn.ss os tn tn; Corporation at the close Of
CHARLES % U. III ptn. esiS.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
sURROCATES' NOTICE

HE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE oF VEv
York by the gfacr rt 'r 7~l IN
iependent.-To TIE Hon. s. .ate Con- pifoiic
I The Sta'e NJ NV york. a0A fr sN eies
turs or persons slf .rs 'f d." r-f'iitors
NARY r. TAYLOR iste nf Sen fftnciscr
llfornia. d-dcot-.i S.rl q. rftfrrs-
Jpon the pei tisn of NI.IifM "
tANTZ "a resides az -s-e Nor. Cit,
Y. Y. You ard each of to1 are h"rei.
iicd to 81 ~ cause before ,ir olfrv AZ
I tho County OF Nev rS sf Cir Ssrro
aiea Court ~ said COUNTY. leid st IT.
Hau Of N'cords in lie Count Of N'f
-ork. on the sth day % Dere-r be-. 1871
II haif past ten elnek in ~" fofr no q @
q a, day. Wy aucilary letters Testament
lry up "a the es AZ of said MARY +
TAYLOR late of san Franrlsep California
d. eas-d srould act b. ISSUED 20 WILL.
LAM -. GANT2. the g-t4tl.nrr herein
without tie giving and a.fns u any bono
by said Petitioner.
lE TEsTIAoST WHEREOF. We havs
caused tn sesl - Ia sgrfo ,ates' Cogr
Of ihe said County of Ncw FORK 70 l..
h.iountr 4ftNta
IL 8 WITNESS HON ghBic ROB
EH1 LUDLOW FOWLER a Sur
rogate of cur said County. IL r.e ceaals
81 New York the 2ttN dfy O. . ;oo~e. IL
the year os OUT Lord on. 1lcusana G4D
hundred ard nlnet en-.
DANIEL r nOWDNKt
Clerk OF L.. surrogate s CoutS
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
lis Pendens
anllattan

anhattan
5TH AV, So. an 'ttr 81 Af.a--
savs Bank agt Van schaick Realty Co
Tracey. Cooper & TOWNSEND
LOT 276. map Bronxvicw Park. Sec
Frederick a Southwortn al EXT aal r
Bracken ct al lforeclos of mtg). atty.
W r Brinckerhof.
LOTS 273. PA. map iaconia Park. Niche
~ agl Frank A4trra et al (forecl,4
Of lntg); atty, \ Ablowitz.
LOTS Al. ~ and AZ, map in partition OF
Wells vs Stoter, fled in Rerlster's OF
fee; Frank Bcrchtold agt Frank Gass.
Inc, ct 81 ItorecIos CT mtg); atty :
y Iuns.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
RANK REPORT
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF AMERICA

* the close Of business on the 18th day Of
November, 1919:
RESOURCES
stock and hond investments. viz:
Public Securities ...,...... $4e4.292 s6
Private Securities. .......... 2I06. 296 so
Real estate owned. .........i.. 1895. 600 90
Loans and disc secured by
bond and mortgage, deed or
ether real estate collateral. 10000 90
by other colia,erai ..'.'..... ie.5a2,ss 81
loans discounts and bills pur-
lateral ' - ,...'............ 1t.s5A.42la IS
overdrafts Observation-Disclosures. Apl SO
banks and bankers ...... ,Ss2 oq9 81
Specie Observation-Disclosures, asa SEQ 90
the Laws OF the United
States ....... ........,..... so77s2 90
Cash items, viz
Exchanges .ud
heck for
ext lays
elearings .s4o,soc.4lssa
Other cash
items 80. 4ta.oo7ss
------ 40, o,742,4es SO
Due from The Federal Reserve
Bank Of New York ...-.... 5.sOS s6S.e4
Customers liability accept
ances tsrs liabilities. per
eontra) .................. c.os2 sas SO
Other assets. viz;
Accrued interest entered
on books at close of bust
ness on above date. ..... 81 800 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. sst22s OSs CO
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 ooo 90
Su plus
surplus fund. 5000 10000
4 q / V d q
profits ... I.aO4s4345
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were nled yes
terday. the first name being that OF tho
debtor:
In New York County
Ardress. Harold S-Aeon Garage
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
DAN Ell = DOW DNh.'.
clerk OF t.. -8rrarStts CoufL

WEfF.HRoCK. WILLIAM HlAay.--ln pu.
sp@nee oi on p|d-l o. Inn,.a..e YIN /
Cohs.an. a SLr-o axe cf thr .rln-5 = Me-
YoiN. notice n here'} E.s 80 ar rsraoa
having CLAIMS asa4ret N.-am Henry w
,ased. 10 present The came n4tl Noue hei
thereof 10 The sunst rlh,r ar his pIaee e.
,ransactIug business a. ir 'sre ef H rdsif
& Ii, ndrlcA 10. Rector street. IN the cit
Of Sew York on or eeforo tn- i0th day
MAY. l92n
Dated. New York. the sth day OF Novsn
la
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor. tho
seconf tnat Of the creditor and date when
judgnlent was fled
In New York Conntx
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John Y Coralan Surrogate @
The County Of New YORK. NOTICE - here
BY given TO all persona having claims
against Georgianna right. late of ths
County of New YORK. csseas~u. TO prs
.. nt the same ~hA eouI hers thereof tr
the subs, rtber AT his place OF transactlas
busIn, as at the Once CT his attorneys
Carter. Ledyard & AlibSrn. No. So Wa
Street. Ia tHe cisy Ot New York. or O.
before tn- I'd day OF February. 1890. next
pAtec New York ire 1isi DAY of July
1918.
HORACE f. DEMING. Executor.
IAN f-4., .-1-.f. .A4&.- ....-t> AZ
turneys ior ESecutof s. Wall street
h"ro4lr ~ Manhattan. New York CITY
WALKER. ELISHA ROBBINS In PUR
suan of order os Hon. '~Nn =
CO.. alan : . .tr - - ~-@r
York. notice is hereby given 10 ali per
SONS .lsN..4, c.A.s4s
Walker. late OF the County OF New York
dec eased 70 present the same. vita voucl 4.
ers thereof. ~ tne subscr Der. at has plac.
OF transacting business Ma 81 Broad~ay
in the City or New York IN or before tn
2sth day OF April next
Dated. New York. the .3re day OF oete
ber. 1919,
JOSEPH WALKER Jr.
Ad illustrator.
DEBENOIsE Attorfsfys fos Aasntn.s-
traitor. 81 Cedar Street New York cur
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
PROPOSALS

sotal .... .-.................s ss4'sss. .oss-o o.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
81. o.o0
ss4.2 .229.0S9.09
s1,5eo.0oO.O0
7.3o4,S43.45

Deposits:
Due New York
State Savings
Other deposits
secured by
pledge OF
sets .. .... 4s4llss5
Deposits subject
10 check. ..... so.1ss.o4s.s7
Demand cert fl
Gates OF de-
posit . 4se45e
Cashiers checks
outstanding 395a323s
Certified checks 90 so6.2 252l4
Unpaid divi-
dends r.. 7s4.oo
Due trust COM
panies. banks
and bankers. 472s 1914
Total deposits ..,.......... 6s.70s 2oo.ls
dehiedness for money hor-
rowed. Il prestnte by notes.
certificates OF deposit
otherwise ................ i.4s3. $4,000
Sediscounts .........-....-... 1,,50, 600 90
Accepiances Of drafts payable
a. future dete or author
ized by commercial letters OF
credit Observation-Disclosures. 2.lsS 500 81
Other liabilities viz.
Reserves for taxes. sl21.Sssss
Accrued interest
not ente. ed on
books at close OF
bust
above date. 21,400.ot
: st IL 4 ted
earned & Is
- 214.535.sl
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
81, New York. the s,h day Of Novsn
ARTHUR {. wELLRR0cK.

HENDRICK & HENDR OK. Attorney, TO
Executor Rector s., New York Ciy.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
In Bronx County

Rock. Mildred-D Guastavino "a
administrator: Nov. s. 1917.
Same-Sarne March l. l9l9...- s.,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
DRAMATIC ACTION
 AND THRILLS FILL
 RAYS NEW PICTURE

DOUGLAS. Dec. 27,-Dramatic ac- tion of high order and thrills galore are conspicuous features of "Tha Law of the North" the latest star ring vehicle featuring Charles Ray. which is to be shown at the Liberty Sunday and Monday. The story was written by Ella Stuart Carson and the photoplay directed by Irwin W. Willat, under the supervision of Thomas II. Incc, whose name on any picture production spells supriority.
 There are numerous situations in this thrilling photoplay of the far north which make it one. of the best in which Mr. Ray has been seen in many months Mir. Ray plays the part of strong man known as 'Eaglet," the some of the command ante of a trading post at the "top O the world"
 The new comedy of MT. and Mrs
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
 ACCOUNT <.

In the United States Commissioners
 Court, Precinct of Juneau, Ter
 ritory of Alaska. la Probate. In the Matter of the Estate oi
 ANTI BAKKALA, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the final account of the administrator of the estate of Anti Bakkala, de- ceased, has been rendered to this Court for settlement. and that Sat urday, the 14th. day of February 1920, at ten o'clock, A. M. has been duly appointed by said Court for the settlement thereof, at which time any person interested in said estate may appear and file his eX- captions, in writing to said account and contest the same.
 Dated at Juneau. Alaska, this 9th. day of December, 1919.
 N. l.. BURTON,
 SeaD United States Commissioner First publication. Dec. 6. 1919. Last publication, Jan. ,, 1920.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL, ACCOUNTS

In the United States Commissioner ,
 Court for the Territory of Alas
 ka, Division Number One, Before
 N l.. Burton, Commissioner ana
 Ex-Officio Probate Judge, Ju-
 neau Precinct.
 In the Matter of, the Estate of
 JAMES AUSTIN CLARK. AN
 TONE MABINS, JOHN PATTER-
 SON, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J. R. Willis and II. H. Post, admin strators of the estates of the above named deceased persons, have ren- dcred, and presented, for settlement and filed in the above-entitled Court their final account of the admins tration of said estates, and that the 20th day of February 1920, at 10 o'clock d. m, at the office of the undersigned Probate Judge, at Ju- neau, Alaska, has been duly ap- pointed by said Judge for the settle ment of such accounts; at which time and place any person interest ed iii said estates or either of them may appear and file exceptions in
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
 ACCOUNT

Il the United States Commissioner $
 Court for Juneau Precinct, Ter
 ritory of Alaska, Division No.
 One.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of Lilly
 Baldwin, Deceased.
 Henry Stevens as administrator of the estate of Lilly Baldwin, de- ceased, on the 9th day of Decem per, 1919, filed his final account n the above-entitled court, and the hearing. of the same has been set by said court for February 7th, 1920 It the hour of two o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, at the court room of said court, in Juneau, Alaska, at which lime and place all persons interested n said estate are required to file my objections they have to said ac- ;onnt, and to show cause, if any they have, why said account should not be allowed and settled.
 Dated this 9th day of December 1919.
 HENRY STEVENS, Administrator
 1T. H. FOLSOM,
 Atty, For Administrator First publication, Dec. 6, 1919. Last publication, Jan. 3, 1920.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
SEEKING INFORMATION

C. D. Beiswanger of Sydney, Nova Scotia is seeking information of his brother, Anthony Beiswanger, accord ing to a letter received by United States Mahshal J. M. Tanner An thony Beiswanger was last heard of at Dawson, Yukon Territory, from
 which place he moved to Alaska in the spring of 1918. He was reported freighting after that time between Fairbanks and Chitina. Inquiries of the United States Marshal at Fair banks fails to locate him and any in formation as tu his whereabouts will be ghatefully received by his brother.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
SANTA CLAUS CAUGHT IN THE WIRES AND
 THE LIGHTS BLlNKED

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Riggs gave a delightful Christmas party for her children, Lizzett and Tom mic. which was attended by 90 little boys and girls.
 While the little guests were enjoy ing games, there was a great whir and buzz of machinery over the Coy ernor's mansion, and suddenly the lights flickcred and went out. Old Santa was the cause of the trouble His airplane caught in the wires and he almost got away without being seen. However, the lights came OH again. and the merry youngsters hur- ried into tbe ball room just in time to sec old "St Nick" emerging from the fireplace. To the delight of the children, Santa Claus recognized ev- cry one of them. and called cach child by name, to receive q whole bag of wonderful toys and candy.
 Santa said he was in a great hurry and had had rough trip. but Was delighted to soc everyone again. The children sauealed with delight at his rcmar rks, and one little chap started 10 cry when Santa said goodby and went up the chimney.
 A beautiful Christmas tree that reached to the ceiling stood in the corner of the great room and the walls were decorated with Christmas colors.
 After Santa's departure the child ren had a feast of candy, ice cream and Christmas cakes.
 peeped at Santa Claus and thorough ly, enjoyed the enthusiasm of the dear little boys and girls.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
HAVE PARTY

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27.-The Eaglt Lodge at, it's meeting of last nigh, decided to have card party at its hall on next Wednesday night, New Years eve. The party will be fol the general public and will he fol lowed by lunch and informal dane ing. This will not be in any sense just be party where folks can watch the old year out and the new year in.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
ENJOYED THEMSELVES

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27.-Douglas peo pie who attended the Christmas tree entertainment given by the children of the Government school on Christ dnas night say that the affair was unique and enjoyable. The tree was at the Native Progressive and was wholly conducted by native children under the direction of Mrs. M. c Holman, teacher of the Governmen, school. Many people attended both from the Island and Juneau. There were gifts for everyone and fine program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27

Sidney Drew Squared" which will be dislayed at the Liberty theatre Sunday and Monday, is radically dif ferent in plat, conception and treat. ment from those with which the Drews have been identified in the past. It is a business office story, with Henry and Polly, so familiar to Drew fans, as the central figures, but they are sweethearts and not hus band and wife in brochure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27

writing to said accounts or either of them and contest the same. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Decem- Der 19, 1919. e
 NEWARK L. BURTON.
 U. s. Commissioner and Ex- (SeaD Officio Probate Judge, Ju-
 neau Precinct. First publication, Dec. 20, 1919. Last publication, Jan. 10, 1920.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

record as saying that the little stars
 quickness in learning the difficult as
 poets of screen acting is little short of marvellous.
 Although she is only IS years old," said Mr. Melford, q have found Miss Lee the most intelligent notivy ! in screen acting that has been brought to my attention in nine years of directing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
BARBER LEAVING

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27-Henry kufer, the St. Ann avenue barber is to leave on January for vacation trip to the south. MT. Kufer may visit at his old home in Baltimore, Maryland before returning here.