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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-02-21
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE.
Items of Interest From Various
Sections Reproduced for Ben
eft of Our Readers.

Captain j. c. Oylar, aged 80, OF
Potlatch, Idaho died February Is
at his home there where he has
resided for more than forty years.
He was veteran of the civil war.
The jury in the case Of G, H.
Reedy, of Occur d'Alene, charged
with the murder of w. A. Ruth
ford last November, brought in a
verdict of not guilty. .
According to information given
out by the war department at
Washington recently on the num-
Der of men furnished by the vari-
Gus states of the union Idaho was
given credit for 1900 men.
The Mohler ridge section voted
the creation of the North highway
district in Lewis county by a vote
of 40 for and against the pro-
ject.
The Bonners Ferry Lumber
company has started to cut 50O,-
600 feet of cottonwood timber.
The company has not found a
market for the produce as yet but
expects the lumber will be used
by box makers and coffin manu-
facturers.
The house agricultural commit
tee recently approved an amend
mentto the government guaran-
teed wheat price bill making the
measure effective until October
81, 1919, instead of December 81,
1919, as originally provided.
The report Of the postmaster at
Lewiston for 1918, as compared
with DIT shows an increase IN
tpeceipts of approximately As per
cent. During 1917 the receipts
amounted to $44,O1s, while for the
year just closed they were $685.
500.
E. R. Bailey, of the Northwest
Aircraft company, of Spokane,
which recently leased 1000 acres
of city park holdings in Spokane
for an airplane field and announc-
ed its purposes to establish an air
plane route between Spokane,
Lewiston, Moscow and other
cities, says the experimental flight
is to be made within a short time.
A new road with minimum
grade of five per cent is being
built between Kendrick and Juli-
aetta in the extreme southern part
of Latah county. The towns are
four miles apart and the road has
always been bad owing to two
steep hills. The road improve
ment Is being made by citizens OF
the two towns, who donated cash
and work.
Sergeant Ralph ]. Gregory, age
, 25, oldest son of w. K. Gregory of
Lenore, Idaho, who was a mem
i Der of the First division machine
! gun battalion, and who was one
of Pershings veterans, and fought
in practically every battle with
the Americans on the J French
front, has the unusual distinction
j of having had nine distinct cita-
J tions for bravery under fire on the
battlefield awarded him.
The house of representatives
gave its approval February Is to
the exclusive teaching of English
in the schools of the state, for it
passed the Cowles bill SO provid-
4 ing. The vote was unanimous.
! This act makes it unlawful for
! any school instructor to teach or
y cause to be taught in the grade
and high schools "any subject in
any language other than the Eng
d lish language" The provisions
: of the act, however, do not apply
y to instruction in any particular
o language for the purpose OF
+ teaching that language, or to the
) use of foreign words and phrases
The sun., 1919-11-05
SAY BOLIVIA GETS
SEAPORT FROM CHILE
Reports Tell Of Parific Land
Strip Being Coded.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 4.--Chiie has
given to Bolivia an outlet TO the Pacific
ocean by ceding n strip OF land north
Of the Province OF Arica according to
official advices received here to-day.
At the Bolivian Legation the reports
were dlscredited. Minister Calderon
said such reports had been current in
years past, but that nothing had como
of them.
Bolivia was cut of from the Pacific
thirty-five years ago when Chile cap
tured the provinces of AFRICA ana Taona
from Bolivia and Peru. The territory, in
which 10 located the worlds greatest
supply Of nitrate. has been In dispute
since between Chile and Peru by rea-
son Of the failure to carry out tho pro-
visions Of the treaty between the two
countries calling for a piebiscite in the
provinces ten years after the ratification
Of the treaty.
Serious consideration had not been
given to Bollvia's claims to the terri
tory apparently. After. the end of the
war that country refused to negotiate
a, treaty with Chile. A treaty finally
was ratified some ten years ago, how
ever. and recently Bolivia sought to OBJ
tain an outlet to the Pacific.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
The sun., 1919-11-05
REQUIEM MASS IN CATHEDRAL
Archbishop Hayes to Omciats To-
day at Annual Services.

The Most Rev. Archbishop Hayes will
officiate this morning In St Patrick's
Cathedral at the annual solemn mass Of
requiem for the deceased bishops and
priests Of the New York archdiocese
He will be assisted by the Right Rev.
Mgr. Michael J. Lavelle. rector Of the
cathedral. and the Rev. Joseph r.
Dineen. secretary to tho Archbishop.
Special mention will be made In the
prayers for the dead for the reposs Of
the souls of the late. Cardinal Farley
and two of the prominent rectors of
local Catholic churches who died during
the year; the Rev. John A. Gieeson,
late rector Of st. Michael's Church. West
Thirty-fourth street. whose death oc-
qurred last June, and the Rev. Thomas
r. Gregg. who died last June Q. after
having acted as rector Of St Angus
tines Church. Franklin avenue. The
Bronx. for twenty-nins years.
The sun., 1919-11-05
Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. LOSS.
I;OS-aU W. bsth ST.; James Mur.
i:io-lsss Prospect ay.. The Bronx.
7;ao-1ssi % av.I Loretta Diss. Unknown
s:ao-sT Lenox av.i solomon a
Grossman E........ Unknown
Io:4b--6st w. nth st.; unknown. Unknown
l1f4o--4o6 Madison av; unknown. Trining
p. u.
ii:i5-as ". isiss st.; John Psrisin. Tririns
i:oo--Sto Broadway Louis Fried.
Knitting mill ....... Trining
i;ib--sGs Eismsrs pl. The Bronx.
ga, unknown ..:.:,::;.....''''Tr TrininE
s:ao-Riyington At, and Bowsry:
s.so-ss D. Sd III icaiii: iic:iiiiniis. Trifins
<;oo-s2i w. iist ST.; West Side
4no-iItS av. ana iist ST.; tinci.
n. percy. ........ .Trinin6
<:So--21s Chrystie ST. unknown. =. None
4:s6-22e =. ssth st.; Mary Splitter. Trifiing
4;55-32e Broome St: unknown. TrininS
b;00--S40 w. 29th st. unknown. .TrihinS
BHo-l4sth st. and 81. AIMS av..
The Bronx; unknown ..... .Trifling
e;oo--l3sth st. and 81. Nicholas av.:
Van Buren, q Co. .Trifiins
f:oo--1ts let aw.; unknown. -. None
T+0-e53 w. ieoth ST. unknown. .Trifins
T;tb--s+e W. .2sth st.i Henry Hsnok-
nsy ,'.''''s..'ss..s.s.''' .Tnnihs
The sun., 1919-11-05
n. w. d. G. A. Convention.

In order that the sixteenth annual con-
vention under the auspices of the Ma
tional Wholesale Dry Goods Association.
to be held at the waldorf-Astoria from
January IL to Is inclusive, will con-
stitute a great rally of the dry goods
interests Of the United States, arrange
hents are being made for speakers Of
national reputation. 1t was Announced
yesterday by Thomas A. Fernley. sec
retary-treasurer of the association.
The schedule of meetings to be held
10 ~ follows: On January IL. Jobbers
Association Of Knit Goods Buyers; jan
uary IS. Sobbers Association Of Dress
Fabric Buyers; JANUARY ~. Jobbers AS
ISOLATION OF Notion Buyers. joint dinner
of all associations in the evening; jan
uary Is, National Wholesale Dry Goods
Association meeting,
The sun., 1919-11-05
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


Spain Especially addressed only). via Cadi1
and Barcelona; also parcel post mails fol
spain. Canary islands and Ceuta, Meliiia and
HsIy parcel m % ros, malls ma and spesslis ad, M
dressed corespondence). via Saples and
Genoa, Sc, Duca d'Aosta, $3.50 A. N.
smbours. osecho-siovaEis. juso.sisvis. Tfen.
uno Trieste. Germ an.Austria. Poland. swttx.
erisnd, Italy, Spain. Greece. Portugal. Egypt
British India, British East Africa, Malta
Gibraltar, Ceylon, Straits Settlements and
Persia. via Havrs; also parcel post malls for
France. Algeria. Corsica and runis ss. La
for despatch BY this steamship). Via Gfbrsitsi
tar and Greece. IS. Frssldente Wilson. u
Azores Islands and Madeira, via Hor,a
Angra Ponta Delgada and FunchAl: also
parcel pos, MALE for Azores and Madeira
Norway, sweden. Denmark, Germany, Lthu
ania and Latvia, via >Christiansand. Chris
tisnia and Copenhagen also parcel post mall
Tor @ NSrwy; Sweden and Denmark ,S. By raj raj
Frederik VIII. z A. NJ
Great Britain. ireland, Netherisnds, Norway
snia. LatviA, Finland, Archangel, South AZ
RIGA Gibraltar. Madeira and Caps verds
Islands. via Plymouth. Havre and SouthAmp
Africa, Malta. Zanzibar and Pemba, IS
Lapland, 8 A. N
Ireland via Londonderry (other countries
Via Glasgow. must be specially addressed foa
A. N. ...
France. Belgium. RumaniA, bulgaria, LuIem
burg, Czecho- Slow aka, uso-SlaV1a, Trentino
Trieste, German-AustriA. Poland, Switzerland
Italy. Spain, Greece. Portugal, Egypt, British
India. British East Africa, Malta, Gibraltar
Ceylon. Straits Settlements and Persia, vil
Hayre: also MARCEL Doat mAils for France Al
Eeria. Corsica and Tunis S. Rochambeau
$3.50 A. NJ.
italy (parcei post mails and specially I'd
dressed SnS eo5p1ai1snes Tssp%ias En- s Naples ant
Germany Especially addressed only, VII
Hamburg; also parcel post malls for Ger
many and Austria, So. Mar Rojo. 10 A. M,
st. Vincent and Cape Town: also parcel pos
malls for Union OF South Africa, Sc
Foyie, Il NJ.
The sun., 1919-11-05
Motor Plant Enlarged.

A three story steel and concrete addi-
tion TO the main plant of the Herschell-
Apillman Motor Company at North
Tonawanda, N. Y. 10 now under con-
strucuon- Extensions In machine equip
200 complete motors per day. or 10000 q
year.
The sun., 1919-11-05
=, Postal Claims Held Up.

An interesting situation. In which
the Post Office Department finds itself
unable to make payment on claims
against 1t for the loss of insured pack
ages. is cited by a large wholesale cloth
ing house in this city.
In February. 1918, this firm shipped
a package of clothing to Western
dealer and insured the goods for 500.
The package was lost and the company
put In claim. After q delay Of more
than year and half the Arm is now
In receipt Of advice from the Post Onice
Department to the effect that although
the claim has finally been passed. pay
ment cannot be made at this time, due
TO the fact that no funds are available
for this purpose. The Post Office De-
partment states. however. that as soon
as Congress authorizes q new appropria-
tion a warrant will be sent the COM
pany for, the sum involved.
The sun., 1919-11-05
BABY MARIE GAINS A STORM.
Cataluna's Sailors Credit Arrival
mt Sea- for Gales End.

On October 26 Maria Mariel. who was
not listed by the purser when the liner
Catalina sailed from Cadiz, came aboard
formally, assisted by the ships surgeon.
Thereupon the weather. which had been
tumultuous. moderated. as the sailors pre-
dicted It would when they heard OF the
birth of Maria. according to voyagers
arriving on the ship yesterday.
The tiny passenger Is going TO Buenos
vides. Tex, to grow up with the coun-
try and her parents. Francisco and Ma
ria Mariol. The little one was welcomed
by three sisters and q brother, all small.
The sun., 1919-11-05
RAW SILK UP SIS
ABALE SETS RECORD
Price Of Sinshui No. 1 Is
S1,415, While Other Grades
Soar in Proportion.

Japanese raw silk again has touched
new high price levels In Yokohama, ac-
eordlng to the latest cable advices re-
reiyed in the local market. Reports are
that sinshui No was being quoted at
si415 A bale Of t3s la pounds. which Ia
Greatly in excess Of any other previous
quotations, while all other grades were
s.arked up In proportion.
The advance In Sinshui No. 70 about
rs a bale over the highest quotation tor
.,st week. II was reported that the Ma
lille supply of all grades OF silk In Yoko-
hama was about $4,000 bd.ss. ~ e O..
In the local market there are indica-
ions that manufacturers generally are
ouying only enough silk to meet their
immediate requirements, very few pur-
.hasing more than a months supply in
Liyance, because Of the high prices.
Wool stock Graders to Meet.
In view of the campaign being con-
Quoted by the National Sheep and Wool
Bureau for truth In fabrics law" the
meeting Of the Wool Stock Growers Asso-
.,ation to be held in the Waldorf-As-
ioria Hotel on November 13. when the
matter Is scheduled TO be brought up for
consideration, is expected to be Of unusual
interest The association Is composed
principally of men interested In the re-
worked wool industry, and It Is believed
that whatever action Is taken by the or
ranisation will have an important bear
ing in connection with the agitation in
certain quarters for the marking of fab
rics to Indicate their exact woonen con-
taut
The sun., 1919-11-05
Little sn kfor Wool Mills.

The difficulties resulting from the
shortage of silk and the inability Of
wooflen mills to get deliveries of certain
grades which are necessary to the pro-
duction of desired lines of silk mix
lures" used for suitings are said to be
on the increase. Practically all woollen
houses that are making silk mixtures.
French backs, &C. are having the same
trouble and buyers are being asked to
transfer styles as It becomes increas-
ingly apparent that the mills will be
unable to deliver certain lines ordered.
The sun., 1919-11-05

Highest number sesched on the regular css
H., scudder, J.t PART III, Ketchsm, j. !;
PART ~, Fawcett, ]. PART ", Jazansty,
J.; PART W., Clark, j.; PART VIII,
Cropsey, ]. >.
The name Of counsel to try the case mus.
be handed to the calendar clerk when the
case appears on the reserve calendar. No
case will he held or passed for engagement of
counsel whose name is not 20 left with, the
clerk
The sun., 1919-11-05
WILL NOT DISCIPLINE SIMS,
Daniels Replies to Complatns
About AdmiraI's Book.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Secretary Dap
iels Indicated to-day that no steps were
contemplated to discipline Rear Admiral .
Sims because of statements in recently
published articles detailing the Admirars
experiences in Europe during the year.
Daniel Connell, director of the Irfsh
National Bureau, had written Mr.. Dan
iels demanding that the officer be called
to account for alleged reflections on thei
Sim Fein party in Ireland. sgss
Admiral Sims WAS granted permission,
Ito write a book on his experiences, in
Europe Mr. Daniels said In reply. The
department did not censor It and is not
responsible for any statements in It." s',d
The sun., 1919-11-05

that of the debtor:
Husid, Morris. Eiss. ct al....
Hartman. Henry T. DR.. J.
Gigantic, ct al. ......
Kracke. oJhn H.---w. Cordes....
Kerry Building Company. Inc.
and Mary A. Koester-w. G.
lie Mien. Anton-C. Zinke. ......
OHare, Patrick, and Thomas
McCarthy-H. Held. ............
schwarxbaoh, Samuel. and Sam
uel Schwartz-I. Crystal. ......
The sun., 1919-11-05
Londdn Wool Auction.

LONDON, Nov. AT the wool auction
sales to-day $500 bales were offered
Prices were strong. Good merinos and
hne crossbreds were 10 shillings, inferior
merinos Is shillings. medium crossbreds
from 10 to 20 shillings and coarse cross
breds from to 10 shillings dearer.
Secured merinos reached a record Of 8
shfllings pence, Buyers from the con-
einent were most eager. while trading on
behalf Of the United States was quiet.
The sun., 1919-11-05
vopicka Back In Bucharest.

WAsHINoToN. Nov. 4.---Charles J.
vopicks, American Minister to. Ru-
mania, arrived in Bucharest last Sum
day and resumed charge OF the Lega-
ton after a leave of absence in this
country and q visit to PariA
The sun., 1919-11-05
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court.

TRIAL TRRM-HeIe in the County Court House
in Long Islsnd CITY. n. Y. Court opens ami
calendar called in PART !. at 10 A. NJ
FART i-Mr. Justice Kspper. PART IL
Mr.. Justice Faber
1t 10 required that tho name Of tho counsel
who Is to try the case be nled with the Clerk
otherwise no postponement for engagement u
the counsel will he granted.
Not more than two causes IN which tha sans
The sun., 1919-11-05

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY,

HELLENIC CHEMICAL a COLOR COM
"a rANal 5lo iNaC;.voiSnt1ry. Nc % ! csda, street
American Export q Import Company.
$4,000; North American Meroantile Com
ay Sss as.Uln.S eis:DS fs: S.,sonsr RsS. yrsSs SS
HOWARD p. RooERs~voiuntary. Liza
creditors! MIS- Mrs 4, T B. rai%sdss, @ .s'sSS;
Henry Otto Company. 5000; Hotel
Gotham, $500. Attorney for petitioner.
mar @harry. hechkeimer' 22o West Forty-see-
JAMES J. RYAN-voluntsry. soa West
soth street. Liabilities. ali. .1so: assets.
hquIdated claims. Principal creditors,
Lalty. N6O; Joseph Rosano. 3las;
Seonsr HssSRe siSney 'g Hr,s A's1snsy g,osS for
sAMGEL FnLLER-voluntary. ,rm st.
I,s psT' Plsesi Pr,os,r LiaSii,ties 'aa5O assets.
.nsky. 1880; Hausmsn q orushewsky,
,a5o; J. Eissnstadt. 1900. Attorney for
petitioner. Henry Meyer 500 Broadway.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
SAMUEL sERcTE-southern Boulevard.
Liabilities, s6.s76; assets. s2.s02. Prin-
eipal creditors: David Navy. s1,o2B,
Meyer serote. $1,000; Michael serote.
tsl5. Attorney. Isaac schmal, iis Mas
sau street.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Discharges In bankruptcy granted yes
tsrday simon Zellen. CoIeridge w. Ress-
~ Samuel Buchalter Louis Z. Ralken,
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
=, Judgments nled. the nrst name that Of
She debtor:
tokerman. sidney--Morris q Co. yIIb.1S
Ash. VIM. H.-Motor Car Equip
ment Co.. inc. nc.....,.,,, aoa an
SsaEhgrst, Madeieine-s. N. Ed-
monds .................... i.s6Aso
STMey Co,-A- SchaAp ct al..., B12.05
birdsall, Avis-w. l. Roe ,,.,.. I6lbss
bonadonna, Henry A. EEan. sia.si
Commercial Label Go. - Allen,
Nusent Co. ...........;.....,, ESQ. 10
chenmans Isaac, Nathan Dia- =
mond g. Barnett Burns-L
.hseI' .'''''....... f6T.5f
osaimss, Lawrence--J, r. Dris-
SotL - "'''ss s............. 1f4.sl
p.feldeeGer. Wesley P.-J. Car
piordin co.-M T.. ocipp;e,nhhe:im.r. s,sis'tss
Diamond, Nathan, and Barnett
psmsT.o- Es1li p,,.,s sinssf. I:;:;,:..a:. iia.m
x,Dsr, DSn.nS ::.........:.....:, s.n,i
weIe corporatlon)-H Fowler. 1855
nysnins Mail Syndicate. Ino-
fNthe Exchange, Inc. c.....,,. ioaSses
Esnk A. Munssy co.-d. T.
Dlsoy' '''.sp........s...s. 1,iiiss
The sun., 1919-11-05
English wooiIen. May Go Up.

According to cable advices from Lon
don, cloth agents there have received
information from Bradford indicating
that there is a further increase impend-
ing In the price Of woollen goods. Some
reports are that the advance win be as
high as rs per cent.
The sun., 1919-11-05
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post office and City Hall Post Office station,
New York, at q p. M. as follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and New
Zealand. via San Francisco. So. sonouA
Tahiti. Marauesas. Cook Islands, New zsa-
land and specially addressed mail for aus
tralia, via san Francisco. Sc. MoanA Nov. 10
The sun., 1919-11-05
Giant Motor Trucking Corp. and
Dudley GARAGE CorD.--w J.

Giant Motor Trucking Corp. and
Dudley Garage corp--w. ]. =.
osossSseR. Kenneth Do. 'uii.;.: "
Gentle. Maria, adm. 'Bioccio. Il
Gladke. Rachel-,-structurai Engi-
Cold. Ms., % ana M:. iipm:n. "
y: 3: chsppotln. .............. 1914
Hin, Charles v. D.---Scrusss, VAN
dervport. Barney Dry Goods :.
Hsndicott, Xiffsa F.-.p:opi:, xc. so
Jansen, A. samuel--A. II. East- =.
Kelly, John; IN. Kelly. ;li;......1 IL
Kennedy, DArey. F.--s. Stein Co. 11
Kosiow. Morris--T. Farrsii. ~. 50
Lindenburg. Leo--A. Tranicsk... II
Levine. Abram--A. ID. Kafbach.. ii
Lockwood. James F.--sonn Bros. :.
Licstensiein. i;rasi.B. stang Il
nttauer. Lucias 40. II. Hell:
mer; costs. .........:.:.. j,
Morrison, Sarah--Hotel Rutledss
Company ct al; costs. s........ 10
MCINTYRE, John v.--oimbei Bros.. =,
Mitchell. Harry a Abraham :,
Newman, Thomas d. Marshall
Pelham Park a City isisnd Ran.
way Co., Inc.--Third Avenue
ssilrsy cfT%s.Hz Tss Railway corp IL; IL;
same-.westehester Electric n.
samsSDfy Dock E.., bro.d..; i'i'
Battery r., R. Co.. ........ 1854
prsnti.. franklin D. Ia. Lev: IVA.
p.,ss.sI i5ins k.,;a::.;; i:,;;: n,,,;;
Reuublic F0rAtRu produeta "a
fnc.-M. w. vandewsshs ct al 1;
, Rogers Film Corp.-Dramatie :.
Ryan. ,Waitsr-Pfotsnhau.r Nes- :,
Randall. o.rshon..Ww. ii. McN.iiii. -
REQ Motor Car Co. Of n. r.. Inc.
Rsuch. solomon. Ienj.min d isi. "
| sagona. Lawrence C. IL. C. Sa-
gona Cob. F. Goodrich Co,
stubenvoI, Frederick--stats In.
| dustrial Commissioner. ...... q
Singer. Harry--E. Walsh. ...... so,
Strauss, Maicoim--w. C. Bicks- :.
slrety. Carl or Carl N. siroi.. isii;
Topper, Tristian-Physioe stu .
u1!Sef.ai Plc.ur. Cut servies-J: ~ =
wschoSios, TSsodor: :. Albert y
Friedman Floral Corporation. u
White, Evelyn--M. A. Scadeca... II
Wesley. Irma FL. q. Moros.. Al
wilmot. wilmot w.-P. d. q.
Thompson; costs ............ II
BRONX
Judgments nled Nov 3. the Arst n
that of the debtor:
Husid. Morris. Eiss. OF al. "a
/ Hartman, Henry T.. DR.. J.
xfasse. sse'G; SJsn :, Nv coid::::.. LII
Kerry Building Company. Inc.
and Mary A. Koester--w G. .,
Le Sstsasf Misn. in,sn.c. N zini:. ziiii.. ... Il
oHare, Patrick, and Thomas =,
MecarthyEH Held. ....... y
uel Schwartz. Crystal. ...... u
SATISFIED JUD0MENTA
MANHATTAN.
First name that OF debtor: second
Of creditor and date judgment was
| Ghiold. Harry--Hat Trade Pub
fishing Company; April ~.
pisueron. wiliiam-J. j. sweeney; :"
AsSas.. asS; a'i bom.nioI. a1na'sisi si.nor. Sit: u
! tore and Signofe Santilla-
People, 60; Aug. is, 1910
! Root. W. Russell-w. PuihIer
ct al; March 7. 1918. 1.
Same-,Sams: March Z. lsls..... i
wechsier. siGmund---A e. Burksi;
I July Q, 1918. 3................... J.
Marine Operating Company Inc.
| General Contracting & En-
gineerinE Company: Oct IS.
stenaler. Observation-Disclosures Ga: o.
Light Company; June 80, 1919. 1
Same-Same; Nov. 80. is17...... Q
| BRONX.
Altieri Construction Company.
Inc.-I. A Bonnell: May 81.
| 1918 "
PodolHky, Isidore-H. Ritten-
berg. ct al: Feb. 4. 1s1s.......
The sun., 1919-11-05

trial counsel appears wiri' be added to Ns=sl
ready section Of the day calendar. -,
Attention 10 the Bar r. respectfully culiedAWt
rules 5, 6, and s, calendar rules, Suprejn4t
Court. Queena County. N Y. MIN
The sun., 1919-11-05
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER S, 1919.

PART vI.--Before Erianser. y--court opens
at 1880 A. M. ;
rARTs VII and vIII.--Not In session.
TRIAL TERM-pART u.-Before Green.
baum J-At IN A NJ
The sun., 1919-11-05
IN UutItt 20 tHe FHCIHC.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Uniteu btHtts COhBt hnu UeOdofic bufV6y.
Standard Time.
Sun rises. $50 A NJ Sun sets. :. .A1 r N
Moon sets......s:5 AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .t;b4 AN Gov. Island. s IA A N
He'll Gate......e "a AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook II n A NJ Gov. Island II 80 A N
Hell Gate. IL :b2P II
The sun., 1919-11-05

TRIAL THRM-YARr f.--B.fsrs. Msysv. 2.
TS'c' 20 M sent from tnis H gsrs M TO ,P,s r:,ts y"
The sun., 1919-11-05

al 1850 A. NJ.
PART v.--Beiors Cohsian, J.-court opens
ct 1870 A. n
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Ss Siberian Prince, from Havre.
Ss Frederick Luckenbach, from Rotterdam
Be Bovic. from Manchester.
S. Hampden. from Spezia.
IS Rotterdam. (tank), from Antwerp.
Ss Bassam. from Seccondee.
SIS Jason, from Dartmouth.
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PART u,--Before Walsh, J.-Court opens ct
10 A. N. Ex parts nsttsrs a. is:ao A. n.
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COURT CALENDARS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT or
APPEALs
second Circuit.
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ARRIvALs-TUDspAY, NOV. 4.

Sc Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam. Oct. -.
Ss Thorvald Halvorsen, Chrisnania, Oct. ID
Ss Wells City, Bristol. Oct. II.
So Catalina, Cadix, Oct. %.
ss Wimbledon, Gibraltar, Oct. IA.
Sc Taurus, St Lucia, Oct. 20.
SIS Fort Gaines, Port Antonio, Oct. -.
Ss George Il. Paddleford, Tampico, Oct q.
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fore Lehman, p. J.. Blur and Wagner JJ.
Appeals from Municipal Court called at 10
A. M ..'..
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM-PART
I-Before Eelehanty. J.-Litisated motions
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

ss Champion, at Rotterdam
Ss Somerset, at Gibraltar.
SIS Port Alma, at Newcatsis, N. 8. W.
ss Challenger, at st. Nasaire.
ss Fluor Spar, at Tuticor.n.
Sc Chantier. Mt Dieppe.
ss Dante. Alighieri, at Naples.
Ss Georgia. at Venice.
,s Paulina, at Valencia.