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New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
FOREIGN PORTS

oIranian OBJ: galveston. salIsd. Str Str
VI, NcH lsTi!R. Nov ls-Arrived. str
cranl,y 'nr', HOLLYWOOD. \ T.
land Montana Grl. attln
MONTREAL. Nov ls-Arrived. strs
~ M,ae'isy ~ sraas. N,s' y A-anenestee' "oua.'4-
fT.."'s7 RITZ Nov lo-eaflcd str Kath-
Gun iTsroWN . Nov ia-sa.leo str
RIO JANElRO Nov is-Sailod str
rorth ld ..Br>, ffrom Buenos Ayres and
sHI,l,1s Nov 2o-sailed. Str Petro-
lens epr) Baton Rouge:
soUTnAMPToN' Nov is-salied: str
ST JOHN. n b Nov 2c-Arrived: schr
ST NhzAIRE Nov ll~-Arrived: Str
Thiers Hrrl Nv YORK
us SYDNEY, n $. Nov 2O-Arrived: Str
:, TnNn. ,',; Nov ,9-sailed. Str Russ DAM,
At I'Aei4s - Nov ls-Arrived: Str
dijk lnu>, Newport News
AICKLAND. Nov l7-Arrived: Blk Mar
- RARCELoNA. Nov I5-Arrived Bark
Penro e. r,tS,pan2 New ORLEANS.
Gutc' > FROM Antwerp, New York
FALMOI TIL, Nov ARRIVED Str I'M
lay; san Francisco for Hun with boiler
GIBRALTAR. Nov i9-Arrived. strs
Presi ente Wilson eItaD. NV York via
FaNal' 20th. Canopic 1Br). New York for
Naples and . nOa. Sailef, Str Darrah.
from Mars illes for Hampton Roads
HALIFAX s. Nov Arrived: St-s
CHien' oto Br}. st. 10 Il. r. for Vest
indies. Lake Gira rdeau. Great lakes
HULL. Nov 19-Arrived Str Norfolk.
llvERPooL. Nov 2O-Arrivea. Str
Gaity..or Br) Boston via Halifax.
ANTWERP Nov ID frrivcd Strs East
ern King New Orleans va Che~ieston.
british Earon iBr), New Orleans Wa New
port News General Currie (1r}. Nor- i.s.
sailed strs Chester s~n. PhiladeIphia
Bra ilier tBr). PHILADELPHIA.
BARBADOS. Nov l6-A rrived Str La Ike
Sunapee. New YORK Via 81 Thomas
Sailed Str Lake Freeborn (from Buenos
Aires). New York.
BARCELONA. Nov 11-Arrived SIT
Cadiz (span). Galveston ana Pensacola via
Las Pnlrnas.
BORDEAI'x. Nov 16-saled: str Gym
ric Vale (Br), New Orleans. Arrived: Str
Montana, Baltimore and Newport News via
S. Aitchaels.
.coCHIN. Nov l2-sailed: Str Can
Murdsch (Br). New. York.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
UkS-yobbers No,p
poing Bulk Of Business

Most Of the trading in the SIX goods
'arNet now IS confined 20 the jobber :;
Garment maru 'acturers are selling
'ilks rather than buying them Re
a. ers are TAX NJ only small amounts.
According TO Jobbers W o specialize in
-arment manufacturers sarp US stocks,
he apparel trade is m king more
money selling silks than it IS in sci ing
MS ed garments. One jobber yester-
iav 5 owed a list Of tNirty-five gar
nent manutact who were Offering
urnius stocks of ST ks. Goods are con
family showinr IN in the market row
rh'ch were o~igir al!v sold q May
Accumuiaeions silks, leading Job
fers rs ert. are larger tnan ever be ore
tn history Of the trade although
hey are spread among 4 great nun Der
iobbers II is estimated tat more
ran tvo hundred jobbers have entered
re s. k bu-iness within the la three
ears. + each Of these j0bbers no ds
My $40 900 stock OF goods this
makes - accumulation o. ful V 50 900 :
100 worth OF silks which did rot exist
'efore. ALTHOUGH the six busine is
airiv bri K only q small proportion Of
vHat Is car g'rc hands now is gong
nto direct consumption.
Raw $ Ks co0ti-ued st~one with
nils buy 10 snaring'y 7 pure ase
nils are forced TO make 70 keep Their
oOms moving a'thcurN small indiviau-
illy are fairly lar~e in the aggregate.
I'd gave he market strong tone.
'rices co~.irun t. rise in tho Japanese,
anton, Shanghai. Milan and Lyons mar
ess. T supply OF an o d stocks ir
oNoh apla IS cuc5si az less than Is c10
.ales-atout half o. normal. American
nd European importers are operating
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Bethlehem Motors to
Vote on CaD.faI Inc~ease

a special meeting of the stockholders
Of the Bethlehem Motors Company will
be held al II a. m. on December to
vote on increasing the capital stock
from 1870 010 shares to 100000 shares,
no par value and to change certificate
of Incorporation providing Tor the IN
creased capitalization.
The directors have authorized, sub
ject to the approval Of the stockhold-
to be offered to stockholders Of record
December - at SIS per share on the
basis Of one share for every three now
held Payment mast be made at the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
on or before December IS. The pro-
posed issue to be offered to stockhold-
ers Will be underwritten by syndi-
cate formed by Tucker, Anthony & Co
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Boo1ns To Be Launched

State Comptroller Eugene NJ. Travis
vii give dinner a. tne Brook yn
{ Club on Monday night for political
friends and neighb Jrs, and tne PC J.
tIclans are pred cllng that a mum be.
of political booms win be on exhibit
ti0n. Among thgsa who are expected
to be there are Senator James W.
Wadsworth jr, Sce2leer Thaddeus c
Sweet, the Assem- ;, yn1ea-e.ect f ON
Kings County. The Republican cor
eressmen from Erook yn the n m6ers
Of the Republican c6umty xecut.vs
c smmittee, George A. Glynn. chairman
OF tae Republican Staye Commit -ee.
@nd o,her Republicans Of supposed
high potentiality
In hrooklyn last niqht it was said
tat Comptroller Travis. whose friends
would like to see him made the Re-
-uo-lcan cand da.e lor Goveraor next
year, will have something to s1y about
5 ate issues. Amer crnism. the new
state income tax. and osher topics Of
current interest.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
c. F. Murphy May Testify
iIartog Commissions Figure in
Suit Over Glucose Contract

MOUNT VERNON. ". Y. Nov. 20
Charles f. Murphy, leader Of Tammany
Hall may be ca led as witness in the
action o. Ferdinand Hartog ir. against
Louis N. Hartog to recover 1920 O0)
in commissiors for the sale Or z ucose
to the Br tish government, John J.
Crennan. of counsel for the defendant,
said to day.
Ferdinand Hartcg jr, alleges Mr..
Murphy financed tha corporation that
sold the glucose. TIE case is being
tried before Justice att in the Su-
preme Court at White Plains
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
General Ireland Thanks
Yale for War Services

NEW HAVEN, Nov 2O.-Apprccia-
tion Of the medical department Of the
0rmy for the ervices rendered by Yal .
University thrcurh its amy laboratory
school was exprf sea in letter frcm
Surgeon Genera NJ. " Irolard to the
va e Corporation, maae public to-dav.
The school began and ed THROUGH
intensive training o. more than LOCO
officers and enlisted men in bac-cri-
o'cgy and chemistry. Al the facilities
were given without charge and Genera,
Ire and say the arv.cc contributed
greatly to the excel ent health record 5
raaintained BY the de0artment.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Calls La Gllars'ia 'NexiNIavor

Representative F II. La Guardia.
President-e 'ect Of the Board of A der
men, and Major Henry H. Curran. Pres
ident e ect Of the Borough Of Manhat-
tan, were the main attractions at the
meeting of the Republican County Com
mit.ee in Bryant-Ia.l last night
"Three cheers for the next Mayor Of
New York" was the greeting man in
the gallery gave Najor La Guardia as
he .s-as n-rolueed ~ amman Samuel
S. Koenig.
MAYOR La Guardia publicly thanked
Miss Mary Garrett Hay Miss Helen
Narick Boswell. Mrs James R4sse /
Parsons, and his campaign manager,
Harry \. Andrews for thel- help dur
ING the campaign.
Brief addresses also were made by
james Q Ma ley, caNd. d.date or Sl ro-
gte, and William II. Chorosl, canai late
for City Court Judge, in the last cam
paign
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Harvard Fund SlO,OIO.O3t
Youngest a.nrnnus' Subscribe.
S25 oe e.5.25O.OOO

William Amory Gardner Minot, o
Pr de's Crossing, Mass. who lay
aim 10 the title of "younvest Haf
ward alumnus" because OF his thre
years and because his grandfather wa
class baby" of the ass OF II na
subscribed s25 toward the Harvar
Endowment Fund Of sIJ.250 GEO, it Wa
announced yesterday.
c@ms from Mrs. Mary Alsop Cryder, c
Washington a ineal descendant {
Charles Cnauncev. who was presider
of Harvard in 1852 Subscriptions I
date aggregate $40 Ol0 030. Of whic
New York gave s3,68S,67 and Bosto
S3,SS9,S57
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21


;, PHI ,PpnII1Apnr.rH1A-L W. Hirsch Co, NJ
street.
H1LApHLPH1A-rro wais, Co; II
ond Street.
pnILApELrHIA-Gimbci Rros; Mia,
a, = Gusge nhoim. umbr' LAS; Broadway an
IN rtN-s' ~ Street; T. ms Ivan a.
PH1LAi .pHIA--Malshicl s Lsvin,
Il, YIN. notions gloves hosiery, underwear
PmtLAnnLPHIA-Iss. w. Wilson & Co.
j. w Wilson, dry goots Navarro.
J Il "a il.AIph LPhiA-A silve'naan & Son
Broadway.
rHlLApELpHlA-sch schlossburs's &. 10
PHil l.AnE1Fr AHstrawbrldKe ( Clio
thier, f; Power. linens handkcrchicfs Mr.
Walsh. house furnishings. $50 Firth Ave
PHuADELPH1A-w. Epstein. tailoring
PHl'IL,A',,pELPHlA-J. II. Miller & Son
j ~ Miller. fancy goo1s; Navarro.
Pr PHlLADElPHlAL. Gollstein. piece
\, lr1,lTTsBuRGH--W l1,, J. Miller Co. w. ].
rITTsBr rRGH~H Herman Ta loring Co;
IRIS w'9 lo ing remnssap5q. TnTn or
PITTsRJ RGH-Poggs & B~hl; G. A.
Falmer ,.3rI,e, 81 sils =, velvets lftc Broadway
way; y; re Teriey :, Baying Association
ililSi5t RtH-S. 1lchtenstein cotton
srs' slsge EooSs :, hsrHla i'sI' g Square.
PITTsBURGH-F Half 6 Bro; r. Half
RpNbS GsrP,s aTaper Pa,n 81 imp 1ay ['sl
$50 Filth Avenue
sCoTsDALE, Pa.-Mner Pros; Mr.,
Miller ready to wear; l16l Broadway
SCRA ANrO&-Er gin x Scnltck NJ Fra
gin clothing: Aberdeen.
SCKANToN-J. MaAer. mems wear
sl1AKoN Pa-rranS Albert, general
srRaNGFnhR qeaa5 ca a ter wsm qmsn say
to-wear; 1888 Broadway. room aoi-
Murphy, sporting goods; lls West Thirty
s. sSns sYHAcrsb S!rSS5 \ \ Fan.l- yMpev Bros n G
underwear 2so Fifth avenue, room l41l.
ERR hA Ia, Indie. lin. dry
rlFToN. Ga.--s. & II Knlbuvh II Kui-
bush, dry goods broadway { ntrai.
a. E. An6ertin 1nens. boz c1ol5inr i} =
East Twenty-sixth street. ". r Kn5tt
TORONTO, Canada-R G. Lons K Co,
r. 6 Long. mfrs. overalls. gloves, !.uit
goods G.and.
UTICA, \. Y.-Masor Bross " NaNer.
mfrs. and retail clothing AMI mems fur
nlshngs. Elan lers.
WACO Tox.-sanger Bros Nuss Miller
ready TO wear, 10 East Twenty fourth
wAsHINcToN-J: sllverman clothing
an fl~His fh~ ~o Is Is -na WV Genial.
WILKES -BARRE. Pas. Hiller & Sons
r. Hon r d nims and piece goods, Nc
Alpin Annex.
t,tNS .O.>-sALEM. y &C. W & w
II. Booe w. II Booe. general merchau-
dis Col'i, wood.
YORK. Pa.-Jas. Mclean & Sons a. &
Mci-r n, ia rcn : t4,.nd ger -
Fourth Avenue, 5th floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
AMERICAN PORTS

=, BAlTIMoRE, Nov 2o-Ar~ived: Strs
a aleloeia chile Maru barry Yseli,ill
pulch9. s.~b New x York Sel1 srs J,li.
.lfnN. Gibraltar; General church Orr.
I9,'ray Falsom. Newport News ''' - =
~ BOSTON NoN pa ~rivnd. Str Mooe
NJ. ~ York. sailed strs Ernemo-e CB~>.
g asgow VIA Halifav. y s Bo~~hild
:, norpervik. Norway via svdney
Rotterda.n for NJew York. F.veretf. ra1,
S@rts ro,nt: New-on from Portland for
NEW NrW voRk ks NsTs, Tsv " N9rTr Trgo Str
Mare9ni Ma. =, .Br). NosfoilS. Nov. ~. to La~.
Munao diaveston Bessensp t''f5 Fort rTS rrtur ~
NV OF savannah. Savannah; Lucerna
',Br). punhirk = coast guard cutter
PH1LADELPH1A. Nov 2O--Arrived; strs
'Erl, New York; Como ore Rollins
poRrLAND. Me- Nov 9o&S.ile wi .E@Sa'sf str
Olaf Ayrre (No-) Boberbii7 Norway:
, hrS Charles II Klincz, from Long Cove
or New Yerk. Seth NJ Todd. from st John
CHARLESTON. $ c, Nov 2O-Arrived
5trs Lena pc New York and proceeded
IN tow from Baton Rouge; tug Bal
mas. with barges Northern Nos 20 and
Flamesit. for Liverpool, Ringhorg (Nor).
rom Tampa for Bergen; Nolisea4snt CBr)
rom NuclNa for Baltimore.
i'IRNANDiNA Fla, Nov 20-Arrived
Strs West Cohas. La Pal1ice Via Norfolk
GALVESTON. Nov 20 Arrived. strs
sailed. strs Ell Norte, New YORK Thur
an Castle tBrl, Antwerp.
JACkso NNII.LE. Fla. Nov 2o-Arrived
Cretah, Phla telphia via Savannah.
Sailed: otvs Apache. New York via
harleston Merrlmack Philadelphia Nis.
,avannah.
MIAAil. Fla; Nov 2o-sailed sehr
iount Baker, Liverpool Sailed strs
.oro; Drego. Port Arthur, Burl5elan /,
dayague~. + 4; Lake Chelan. carlenas,
NEWPORT NEWS. va. Nov 20-Ar-
tvcd Strs Ocean (Nor). kopervtz
francis L Skinner, Marseilles. N.euwe
est ltari-ans Baltimore; WaINawa (Br1,
seattle; Inspector, Avonmouth; Haraid
PORT ARTHUR. Texas. Nov 20--Ar-
'iVcG SITS G u4land, beverly, Crawl Keys,
New York. Calf Coast. Jac ,souvll4e; Con-
toocook Havana. Sailed. Strs WInneDa 30
80, Aa..oN; Logonier, Savannah: Vel
.ingto0 tNor), Tampico
roNE h.ADs. Nov 2o-Arrived: strs
..l.4....p Locas de- 1910 saramacca, Port
Earros schr Albert meyer. Coon. SAN.
otts Car.sholm tSwed), Gothenberg via
Savannah. Excelsior. Havana Heredla.
ocas del 1910. via Ctlstobai and Port
I-imon, RaGiant. New York. Walter Hard
castle, 1am9lco, Yuma Porto RICO. schr
Lurkle. CalIz.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
l.500 Eesionaires 10 Herald
THANKSGIVING at Hippod~on

Fifteen hundred members OF th
american Leeion VIII he guests .
honor al the celebration Sunday at tt
Eippodrome, with which the Pep
liberty Chorus purposes % herals
Thanksgiving. Juia Arthur will con
triNute to the program, which will IL
clude numbers by Marie Sundeiins so
prano. Of the Metropolitan Opera Corr
pany; the New Symphony Or. es-r
and 4 chorus CT 900 voices. Frederic.
R Wallis Deruty PoAce Con missione
viii preside. and the spea kers Wi b
the Re-. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills ar
Q { Hanson. ormer Mayor of Seattle
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

Ig--- r'~>s -.oo-s se0n -y'yania
RAI.Ttaton. ar Ro--eu Nio9'n. cotton
BA7.T1NOsF-M. Bank, piece goods
7vr7v Crrt~al
BA'TlvopE NJ. Jacobs. clothing:
BArrrNoRr- -vatNsn Miller womens
a.i'-in~ ~oo Is B~"Tlin.
Fen-y. XII, goods' Park Avenue Ho'el. 81
Htf-T'Nnrr ~o'vel Il CO. j. IL
.ssf ra~-s-s Nfrin
HArmAoEE Go,aeneerg Bros N.
4ee en.aro-'!@'ies' neck
PALTrioRE Kossnthai Pennsyl-
uALTINoRE- a. Brager. b. Frisch.
PLrfNoRE-Daniei Miller A. N.
imperial
LTfMoRE-sIo-ris & Co. NJ Morris
mrs. nishtshirts. pa iamas. men under
rear. chi drer's dresses. roInpsrs, wom-
sni~rvalets 100 Broadway.
BALTIN0RE-O Nein < Co Miss c. z
NcCsnr fancy goods leather goods Nc
nAtTiM0RE-H W Rothstetn & Co.
IT Rotostein. mfrs. clothing McAlpln
tnn-x
BALTIMORE - Ame~Ican Wholesale
orporation Il. " sebald. automobile
ppl-s BABY carriages 9fice fixtures
n stetlonery. 2s4 Fourth Avenue
BANGOR Pa-Reirer Co. Mr.. Reimer
IN ar.sr.,sr, ,4re9anaise Walnek ,4n., rn-o,
nre Co. j. w. Mcdonnell. furniture rugs
hoes o"~efr~nishinys. McAi in Annex
Bl\cN AMTON-John y Morgan Co;
2 Miller. riboons. lac"s ernoroideries
laHfke-c~iefs Ia les neckwear G~and.
oSTON-CNandIer 90 Miss RYAN. silk
cars sweaters. ESQ Firth Avenue. Syn
ucsfs Trailing Co
TOsrOT-The Bowdou. J. Cohen piece
soofs Aberdeen
BOISE reaho-Faik wholesale Co Leo
= Fax unisrwear hosiery furnishings
81 r~naayav Roher, a Telar
BosrON-New ENGLAND Skirt Co; NJ
'git .t.rs. siArts Broafwas Central
DSTG%-J. BOSNIAN. wOOiens, taitors
ria.ninEs Marie Anteinette.
BOs- -CN-Thresher Bros; II. F Wiley
iiks. veirs-s Prince George
talnGrl ORT. Conn.-Howlsnd j.
N.Ay ro:lone. laces 40i Fourth Avenue.
'rf Goods Alliance
suFFALo~J. y Adam < Co Miss II
.sWler waists; . West Thirty seventh
.afrrALo Nj steinhorn. wholesale
'iees goo is. Broadway Central.
cARBoNDALE. Pa.-T. J. Mulho1land.
[ATSkiLL n Y H. l.. Boughton
t7r, Mrs H. l.. Boughton. MIS- c. a
.eea dry goods, general merchandise.
hina glassware; Continental
CHICAGO - RosenWald Weil. mfrs.
!othing Leo Schlesinger trimmings 200
ttth Avsnge. gooln 1905
~ +AtNf--N meyers tAiiOitis 6V'Nat
NaN h
cHICACo-shcahan Kohn 6 Co. Marc
sswman. mfrs. boys ch'ldrens clothing
Slesin
cHlcAGo~csrson. Pirle < Scott A c.
'oiberg. womens childrens. misses
~eaters 4o4 Fourth Avenue
CHICAGO-ManAeI Bros. Miss Carney.
.r'sses. r. y. Beale, silks, velvets, 13
East Twenty second Street.
CHlCAGO-Stone & Co. Max Stone, silk
muslin underwear. boudoir caps leather
'oads ll52 Broadway, l.. w. Fellows.
ClNCiNNATI-McAiT Co. l.. r
plngisr laces embroideries, handker-
.f1efs. - East Twenty sixth street. W T
ClNCINNA Mfg Co. Jos
-evy mfrs. children's dresses Holland
ClNCiNNATI-J Shi!lifo Co. +. r.
Noocward. men furnishings. gloves. a.
oLrtn Avenue Herald Square.
LEY h.VEI-AND-W. Tasior son K Co,
a'ss C. Herman. Infants wear. basement
l.asHn underwear, 40 Fourth Avenue,
wel.th floor
oSSoiLvMBUs-H. Clarke, millinery goods
DALLAS. Tex--s Meyer. women's wear
1am berand
DAYTON. Ohio-Adler & Childs r. C
eenisr muslin underwear, care 81 West
twenty sixth Street
" ACTH, MINI - Rorbach- Rruen Co.;
horbach. wholesale men $ furnishings.
7ennsyivan-4.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Price Drop Held Unlikely
Manufacturer Sees No Hope of
Cheane~ Food Now

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov 2o-There is
no possibility of an early drop in the
cost of food, according to William L.
Sweet, president of the American Spe-
cia ". Manufacturers Association, who
spoke at the eleventh annual convention
of the association here to-day.
conditions do not justify he expec-
tation OF general price concessions, said
Mr.. Sweet. Il have talked with many
manufacturers and they do not antic.~
pate any lower prices"
The speaker argued that all govern
ment control of business should be elm
mated, declaring that interference is d
h 0ndicap to the restoration Of normal
efficiency.
~ y Davies president of the Nation
al Wholesale Grocers' Association, to d
the convention that the big packers are
trying to gain control of producl for
eign to their industry"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Detectives Are Arrested
On Charges of Brutalit,
Rowan and Kenny Accused O
Beating Truck Driver in
Police Station

Detectives Thomas Rowan and jaime
Kenny were held yesterday in th
1orbs police court, accused Of assaui
in the third degree IS a result o
charges Of police brutality recent.
made b. ne Citizen Union. So'omo,
Blumberg, & truck driver, who says tn
detec. yes lashed him with ropes end
because Re would not admit stealing
case Of goods from the truck he drov'
repeated to District Attorney Swan
the statement he made to the Citizen
Erion b ut his treatment in the Oai
Street 30 ice station, where he wen
to report the theft He was pushe,
and hustled about and punched an
rripped BY tie throat, he said, b
Rowan and Kenny.
They then picked m the truck rope
and began to beat me- he said. g
was calling Mamma and pleading tha
Rad three small children, but the
onlv told me We haven't even starte
W.. xou yet"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Jersey Gas Rates Up
l3-Ceni Raise, to Sis, Ef-
feciiye December /

TRENTON. N. j., Nov, 20.-An in
crease in the rates of tie Public Serv-
zee Gas Company will % into effect on
Decen Der !, acc7rdinr to a decision
handed down to-da, by the New Jersey
State Board OF Pub ic Utility Commis-
7iorers with Commissioner George y
Wr'aht, Of Passaic. dissenting. The de-
cision WI permit the company TO IN
crease tie rate from 81 cents 10 Sis
'or the fr~t coo feet Of gas used a
month while the lower rates for whole
"a c quantities will be correspondingly
ra sed
The board announced that il found
pos nroduc ion ex~enses have increased
2297 cents per 900 feet since 1911.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Wo~sted Nl.lEs Sold

PITTSFIELD, Mass, Nov. 2o.-The
sale Of the plant of the W E. Til ct.
son Manu- 'acturing Company consist
ing o. five worstod aad KIN ttinr mills
in this ely to Ganrre J. Goethals (.
Co.. Inc, of New y ork, was announced
yesterda y. The mills viii be operated
as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
TRANSPACrFTC MAILS

The connecting malta closc =, ,h. o.n
ssrnl tosteffire and City Hall Posto-rice
o'1i' u New York, at % m. as follows.
tf'"'atl. FIJI ls'anis. NV Zealanl and
Ausil lila via Vancouver and Victoria
stea@'sNip Niaeara. November pa
- Japan. Corsa. China, Siberia Siam
No,hLn china. Netherlands Eas, Indies
am rrtlippine Islan's via Seattle steam.
snip Manila Naru. November 26
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

PORT TAMPA Nov 2o--ssilcd: str Lake
airline. Baltimore. Miami. KY West.
SAN FRA&CfsCO Nov 20-Sailed En-
terpr!se. ltto. West Cnwtho n. Manila
SAVANN III, Nov 2o-~Ar1ived. Str Chy
OF Columbus. sew YORK. Sailed: Strs Lii
ieburg tpanl, Aalborgi city of Montgom-
Boston
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Bu siness New 5

panSs continue of
h call
at
al 6 rcent - ' Wv" """>' "" ~
banker
ornaee OF dealers that
increase IN activity The break
possible be restrict Snorts
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Going On To-day
Y)iY


American Museum CT Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art; admission
American Museum of safety; admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum admission
Tne Aquarium, admission free
H9o4 sieai FarlE. adlaisrion free
CON- mon ct Casualty Actuarial and
Si"t sticai Sooi g.. An4erica. TIote!
Pennsylvania, ~ a ~.
convention OF Academy OF Political
81 S.lo Aee' Hotel Astor. 1880 a. m. an
Artomobte SALON Hotel Commodore. all
MS,enF o. the League Of Women Voters
Hotel McAipin. r. NJ.
LII nchecr Of nited Hospital Fund of New
=, ork, Waldorf Astoria. $3.50 p m
RoadinS nited States Daughters OF 1912
=, Waidors. .Astoril |, 10 a. m.
Meetng Of State soei' ty Of Daughters
"W ork, Hotel Aston ! p. IN.
Address by Charles :. Olcott on "Geore
iot the seen and People Of Her
Sc, N1crls hroo. lyn institute o. Arts an,
sciences Lecture Hall Academy o
NJ '-sic, HrooAly n p. IN.
NIGHT
Dinner OF the Pngrima Society for the
-, FInce OF Wales, Wai1or.-Aat5ria
Nis'ount Grey at dinner of Academy o.
foillcal tence, Hotel Astor. o. m
address hy Howard r. Bayne on Th
AcNinislratIon OF John Adams as Pres
cent of the United States at lneetine
o. New York Genealogical AMI lsiogra
street 80 r. m >'' - -e''' III Il
Leeta1e by Eugene NJ. Travis IN ~Incoms
Tax Reports for State of Nv Yo~., % a
once OF Breaker & Schmidt, ss Fifth
nue., $50 =. m
Address b. Iieitenant General Bullare.
before Men's brotherhood OF the Fourth
FFe sbyteiiar church. Ninety-first Sire, ;
ana West End Nven-e ~
Address by Miss Villa Faulkner Page nm
en- ne SEED and the Sower": League Tor
ond Street, Sis p. IN.
"christian science9 secon4 .Fep churnb e 4I'rn o.
Christ Central Park Vest ana si.ty-
4 Siam f54A1h stre.t, p; m.
Ntcafious Satisfaction in Lie" p Psvsb0- r,s
ANALYSIS St-dy Leas4e. 1888 East t'i9t,
eighth Street, S rs D. M
Addr' 81 oy Archiball : Stevenson q,
IT he Radical Movemont in America
Aod'' 50 by Professor Robert W Rogers
IN Ine Story o. Lost PeopieSth
Hitutes Room sos, Schormerhorn Hal
Co ~mbla University, SIS D. m
M9stlns OF New York Railroad Club p
w est Thirty ninth street, 5 T.. m.
III imam Nature: Is It Capable of a
Tia 'iy Common iieey'' ,Ir,At Hall
COOPER 'aton, r. m
heaalng oy Jane Manner OF The Phantom
,.,-,., Moina~; ST. vcsar.
Neishborhooa House, stuyvesant and
Five Years with the Polar Eskimos.
M1sie Hall. Academy of Music. Broon-
Textiie Exhibit at American Museum OF
Natural History To 10 O., M
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

as far ahead as February IN tire Yoke
ANA markets, according to cables re-
ceived here.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Offerings to Buyers

'CoL handwriting yarn. khaki 4-ounce
aInsahs. a-po nd sLndles. I00-Dound bales.
-sSksrs Amsterdam. N. r.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

-. . TIP .Fatu Nestcrdnv &c derrcos
=" oo y m.) lowest, &c ,erecs (at
a. ~. NJ averaFe 20 'cerees average same
date last year. 46 degrees. '"'''e
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
AKA ENulHlTIO<s

Street-kI h'uss by Whlsiler
A1A7l,r Ca.iclles. - rtl.A Aveuue-pe
~anent exhibition ot paintings ~ George
Ae,d.erson Galleries, Park Avenue and
tttey-niuth Sireci--An lent an nolern
PAINTINGS. .thosraphs by Whistler
Nc1eFsnaEn Galleries. 10 East Forfy-slxth
s.rset-Oid Enslisn sporting paintings
hur- of the Ascension PARISH House. II
IVES, Eleventh street-strest scenes by
Chii iia sam and relies from the
churches O1 Ncraun
rlarke's West Forty-hfth Street-span-
ish antiques.
Du"een Gallcry-Old Chinese porcelains.
Felarsil Galleries. Ge7 Firth Avenue
taintinss ~ Hnil Garrison and -..ward
Willis Red Ia
Gimpel < Wilaenstein. s47 Fifth Av-nue
-iirst annual eNhloiiion of III Alueri-
can Painters, Gravers and S'uiptors:
Hahio Galleries 6.j Fttth Avenu---Li ho-
crap : Ly Whistler
M.oaetn GaAeres-eaintir-s ny American
artists.
Mich Galleries. Ies Vest Fifty-se>enth
Slreet-Piclure ly Chllje HesSain.
Ralston Da!ler-es-LanAssape oy Frank
ye Haven.
zayas Galleries. $40 Fifth Avenue--Fa,n,-
Ags oy Dvsas. Manet. Henoir Couroet
Cezanua and Matlsse
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Weather Report

IN rises. 6 40 a. m Sun sets 4.atr
MOON rises 'S2 /. m. Moon sets 4:lO p. m.
LoeSi oth~i'l Forecast Fair and warmer
.o,,,;S anu to morrow moderate winds. be-
L'o"' 'th~i-' Record Tho foii,winv Of
.rInl .1... record from thr Wcathc- rurcau shows
La''I - LL,nperatures during the last twenty four
data 81 - l., 'o''parison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Buyers Arriv d

i"ro~s teephOnntG
Deeknan bctv-een 10 m. and