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ONTARIO ISSUE OF
$15,OOO,OOO SOLD.
Banking Group Purchases Bond
Offering and Promptly
Resells 1t.

The Province OF Ontario has sold
81 .. O0o.O 900 of fifteen year per cent
coupon gold bonds to a banking group,
which offered yesterday the entire issue
TAT 94.34 and accrued interest to yield
1850 per cent. and sold them promptly.
The banking group was composed Of the
Dominion Securities Company. Wood
illus Jarvis & Co., the National City
8Company, Harris, Forbes & Co. and as
gsociates. 1t is the first Canadian issue
TO have the principal and interest pay
able in Sanada only, other municipal and
Government issues. in which New York
bankers had an interest STIMULATING pay
fment In New York funds.
Although the major portion of the new
issue was sold in Canada. substantial
amounts were placed in the United
States with investors and institutions
which had deposits in the Dominion. In
private announcement by letter TO in
Nestors In Canada, Canadian house
said:
canadian investors have never before
been given an opportunity TO obtain an
income return as high as $50 per cent.
with the security of the Province OF
Ontario behind 1t. This is only made
possible by the present monetary situa-
tion, which. II is believed, Is but tenn
porary." 1t is noteworthy. as an indica
ton of the monetary situation. that the
premium on New York funds in Montreal
rose yesterday 10 ! 5 per cent.
In a financial statement of the Prov
lice of Ontario. it is pointed out that the
assessed value of taxable property with
in the Province is S2.054.212.000; its
gross fund debt including the present
issue. is S113.936,00O with a sinking
fund accrued for it's redemption amount
ing 10 s1,233.639; its assets, including
cash. sinking funds, Government build
iEgs, crown lands, water powers, &c.
are s616,219.422, and that its annual
Federal subsidy is s2.396,37S
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UNTERMYER WANTS
CONTRACTORS SUED
Continued from First Page.

cially done. Our committee has now had
the subject gone over, and we find inn
portant evidence apparently overlooked
by Mr.. O'Brien's representative relat-
ing to:
Heating contract affecting Public
School 100.
Limestone contracts affecting Public
Schools 81. New York; IA. Brooklyn
81. New York, and 43, New York.
Also with respect to sandstone for
Wards Island New York
These contracts bear the most conclu-
sive evidence of matched and collusive
bidding. The heating contract with re-
spect to Public School 100, amounting to
nearly 100000, is particularly fragrant.
May l suggest that instead of the
board spending a day or more every
week, to say nothing of the considerable
amount of the taxpayers money in
volved, in going through this dreary
farce of asking contractors the futile
question of whether they were parties to
combinations or matched or collusive
bids, to which they would Of course an
swer No the board might devote Itself
TO taking up the mass of bids that have
ripened into contracts and that are al
ready shown to be collusive?
"Reverting again to the primary pur-
pose OF this letter. will you kindly secure
for me definite reply from the board
as to what it proposes to do with respect
10 the ash removal claim and how soon
and through whom II proposes to do it?'
The committees hearings will be re-
sumed this forenoon.
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Richter a Tenth avenue baker. had
pleaded guilty to driving at fifty-one
miles an hour along that thoroughfare.
Richter was given ten Gays in Jail
and the four defendants who followed
him also were given jail sentences of
from five to ten days. They were Har-
old T.. Mann, 37S Riverdale avenue,
Yonkers; Pietro Degostino. % Rivington
street; Elias Rosenblum. 1852 Fifth
avenue, and Paul Hilton. 4435 Third
avenue. II have lost patience" Magis-
trate House said. Imposing fines will
not keep men from speeding. and with
the number Of deaths and accidents
growing l think it is time for drastic
action. Henceforth I shall accept no
excuse for any man brought before me
for driving at more than thirty-four
miles an hour. He must go to jail for
from five 10 ten days at least"
Magistrate House denounced Richter
as a man who appeared to have no re-
gard for human life and declared that
he should not be allowed to operate an
automobile in this city. According to
Francis x. Werner, motorcycle police
man, Richter appeared to be racing up
Tenth avenue on December against
two other high powered automobiles.
Werner said he started chasing them al
Forty-eighth street and had to go six
ty-four miles an hour himself to catch
up with Richter at Fifty-sixth street,
the other two drivers escaping.
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saumar Tr), Freeport; Torres. .Tampico;
Lieutenant De Missiessy FD, Marseilles
Hunt Tampico; c Garfield. do.
Sailed 9Th, strs II NJ Flagler. New York;
George III Jones, do; Lake Singara, Cienfue-
JACKSONVILLE, Fla Dec 6-Arrived.
schrs Aqua. Havana Ada Mcintyre. do;
81 cIair T The qirl. Via de Cora
Rockport Liverpool; schr Benjamin A Van
MANILA Dec s--saned str Toyohashl
MoBILE, Ala, Dec ARRIVED. str Bantu.
Rio Jaueiro. &C.
loupe: Lake Capens Tela; Shenandoah. PEN
sacola bark John Emery, San Juan; aux
schr Quaeo Queen BD. Cienfuegos; schr
Edna V Pickles (Br), Havana.
Sailed 4,h. motor schr Solitaire. Port
Arthur.
Sailed 9th schr Rachel Havana; tug Rob
ert p Clark, Tampico. towing bargcs Sus-
uuehana and Juanita.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec G-Arri,od. strs
Atenas. Bocas del T0ro. Darlington. Rotter-
dam. Borgstad lNor). Gal,cston. Frankinver
(Br), Europe; Hiburrns iHoudl, Eluefields.
Lake pancey.. Tampi.o. Nrrinio CFr). Vera
Cruz: Zeelandia tputchl. Vera Cruz.
Clear 9th, strs Holden Evans. Tampico:
7 G White. do; pinfhia 10. Scantic Liver
pool Via Norfolk: schr Courtney e Houck.
sailed from Port Eads G,h. str santa
Alicia (Brl. Mlnitllan. Mex
N'tKl Olhs Va lee ARRIVED. Nrlr ROD
ert L Bean. San Juan; 9Th, str War Spray
CBr). Barry
Arrived G;h. strs Rokos Vcrrottis tGrcet) f.
Rotterdam, Hermiono OBr). Port Arthur FOR
Port said Lake Grandon, Batmorc Sheaf
Meade CBr), Sunderland &c, Nordcn dam 4.
New York. Federal, Galveston for Antwerp.
Orleans New York. liulaco. New York for
Port Lobos War shikRri lBrl. Lisbon: Ven
tura dc Barrinaga tBrl, Manchester; Mono
mae st Michaels; Covodalc. Providence F.
Corsica. Providence; Bankoliu Maru (Japl A..
Galveston: schr Whiteway BD, Port OF
Barahona.
Cleared lth, strs virelnlan. Alexandria /.
Hugotan. 81 Thomas.
Sailed 18th. strs Boston CITY CBr). Bristol .
Trewyn Qr). Hun: sutleI CBD, -.
Sailed 9th. strs Agustln CSpl Gibraltar:
thur. Howard. Boston
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Dec 5-galied str
Mormugao (porD, Azores and Lisbon.
NEWBURYPOT'r. Mass. Nov q, Z AM-AAr-
rived, tug Valley Forge. Philadelphia towing
bargea Mannheim and Glcnsde land pro-
ceeded wath latter.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec ARRIVED, strs
Sun. philadelphia British Star (f3r), Devon
port: Sucrosa, Tampico
Sailed 5th. str Lake Flagstaff Tampico
PENSACOLA. Fla, Dec G-Arrtvod, str
Mar del Grano tSpl Barcelona
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Doc G-Arrivcd echr
Harry ~ pecriug. Canary Islands
Sailed Gth, str Princeton Tamufcn
pHlLADEl. pHIA, pa. nce G--ArrI,ed strs
Reachleaf tBD. rort Lobus; Clement 4
Smith. do; Grove CNo). Curacao; Lilyads
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qtaD. Rio Janero; Korean Prince BD =.
New York; Ottar (Nor). do; Evelyn, do; ;
Anne Anne, Rr, ot NewPor, KOfuku Maru
dam; West Isleta, Shields: Dorchester. Bos-
ton.
Cleared 9th, strs Ryfuku Maru tJap) /.
Norfolk; Evelyn, New York: New Texas
(Br), Newport News.
Passed up Delaware Breakwater 9th. str
Miriam (Nor), Savona for Philadelphia.
Passed out 9th, strs Urko Mend (Sp) ,
Philadelphia for Norfolk Bampo GtaD, do
for sayona; Eastern Soldier, do for Rotter-
dam; Sunbeam. DO for Hamburg: Scottish
American (Br). Go for Newport News:
Arsterturm Br), do for I,iHyerpool and
baltimore; Tidewater. do for Palermo;
Ethelaida CBr). do for Norfolk and (or)
sailed 9th. 40 PM. tug Utowana. sea-
ward.
Passed e 9th. 1;1o PM. Staples tug.
towing barges, from south.-wind w. 20
miles. clear; choppy sea.
PORTLAND. Me, Dec 6-Arrived. str Lake
Pachuta, Murray Bay: tug Bermuda. towing
barge Meragordia Norfolk datter arrived
3D..
Arrived 9Th. strs Bylayl. Norfolk; Carl
bald, do: schr Eleanor Taylor. Savannah.
Aryan, Port Arthur; tug Boxer. towing
barges Elk Garden and Penn (and left with
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec ARRIVED.
strs Eagle. Manila, &c, for New York
Mada Ms,,,la n, New York for Honolulu. Guam
York. Philadelphia, sc.
Sailed 4th str Genoa Nfaru DAM, from
Shanghai. &C. for Boston.
SEATTLE, Wash, Dec 2-Sared. str Ore
gonian. New York and Boston via San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 9TH. str TaJima Maru (Jap). Orient.
Arrived 9TH. str West Himrod, Orient.
SAN JUAN, PR. Doc g. l AM-SaiIed. str
Philadelphia (from Curacao. New York.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec G-Arrived strs
Tafna (Br). Manchester for Galveston: Lake
Wilson, Havana: Juniata, Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, strs Onton tSp), Santandor;
Harvester, Mobile.
TAMPA, Fla, Dec G-Arrved. strs Andyk
Dutch, New Orleans; Shawmut Havana
schrs Beatrice, Bonaire; II Hackley,
Havana.
Sailed 9Th. motor ship Narwhai. Nueva
Corona.
Sailed 9th. str Princeton. Tampico.
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Capt @. W. L. Prettyman and First Lieuts.
l.. r. Bixby. J. Il. b. Bissell, ]. H. Welsh.
Mcnahon e % i fort si o SM aa as ls0 stu
dents In Field Artillery School: Capt. Rich
ard n. Holmes and First Lieut.. Julius
ORDNANCE DErARTMENT-Ma sarn-
uel Goodocre. Capts. y. II. j. Thorn ana
John. Mcdonald and First Lieut.. Isaac
QUARTERMASTERS' CORPS-Capt. James
ii. Todd. TO Camp Travis; Capt. Randolph
to commanding General for duty; FirsS
Lieut.. Fl. 10: Hagan. TO Camp DIX: Capi,
Lutte Il. Collier, 10 Walter Reed General
Fuchs, William J. Btuner. Fred p. Bakcr,
Capts. John cavanagh. John Pivasrlli, lienry
c. Chard and Paul wuttke. First Lleuta.
honorably discharged.
ENGINEERS CORPS = Major crcsweli
report 10 chief OF engineers for temporary
duty; Capt. Allen =. Cowgirl. now ut Let
terman General Hospital, report to presi-
Ninth Corps area, for examination; Lieut.
Col Arthur T. Allen. Major William J
MEDICAL coRPs-capt Alexander Mi
lean, Jr from Sa;rstrom FIELD to Fort sll
eral HOSPITAL; Capt. John p. Beeson, to
Garden City. l.. T.; Capt. Ralph II. Sim
Reed General Hospital; First Lieut.. Robert
G.. Fuller, retired on account of disability
incident TO service MAJORS j. X. M Perrine,
Alvah S. McClain Theodore ]. Peake. Capt
Edward II. Parry and First Lieuts. Ernest
D. Rider, Ferdinand Il. Siege. David H.
Bluestone and Lawrence L. Blackburn, hon
orably discharged.
AIR SERVlCE--Major John II. Jouett. 70
Brooks Field. San Antonio; Major Earl {.
Zoll. TO headqua rters Second Corps area
Governors Island: Lieut.-Col. Chester r.
Dorland, proceed to Governors Island and
report TO commanding General; First Lieut..
L. ]. Peak, TO New York city and report 10
commanding General, Second Corps area. for
temporary duty, then TO Antwerp, belgium.
thence to Paris, France, report to chief
American Graves. Registration Service; .
Capts Arch G. York and William NJ. Read
ing and First Lieut. Wellington Arnold, hon
orably discharged.
JUDGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Augustus X. Brind-
Crittenden and Frederick Niverton, Capts.
Milton &. White, John X. White and Rich
ard L. Merrick and Lleut.-Col. II. II. Ia
mer and Major Charles NJ. Marvin. honor
ably discharged.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

HONOLULU, Nov 2S--Arrived. strs VOL
lowra tBr), Hong Kong tand sailed Dec
for New York; goth. West Nilus, San Fran
cisco; Goth. wilhcmina. do; schr Mary Is
Foster, BellinRham.
Sailed 18th. strs Notoro. San Francisco.
West Caddoa. Manila: Canadian Invent or
tBr). Vancouver; 30th, West Hartland
Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL Nov 2p-Arriyed
str Diworth, Seattle
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Nov 20-Arrived. s,r-
Balcatta. Tacoma via San Francisco FOR
Valparaiso (and sailed; Quabbin, Honolulu
land sailed for Puget sound 3Oh Salina
Astoria land sailed for Manlla)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-07
MILLER HEARS CITY
CHARTER IS FAULTY
GOvernOr-Elect Reticent Now
on Drastic Revision and
Hylan Investigation.

Drastic revision of New York city s
charter as q cure for many of the ills
from which the city suffers may be I'M
dertaken by the Republican Legislature.
While Gov.-elect Nathan l.. Miller re-
fu<ed to discuss his views on that point
yesterday, it Is known he has about
reached the decision there IS something
fundamentally wrong with the munich
pality's governmental structure
Judge Miller announced last night he
had selected j. Leslie Kincaid of SYRIA
cuse, former Lieutenant Colonel of the
Twenty-seventh Division. A. L. F., dec
Grated for bravery, and formerly an As
ublyman. for Acknowledgement of the
National Guard to succeed Brighten.
Charles w. Berry of Brooklyn.
The last attempted revision of the city
charter was during the administration
of Mayor w. J. Gaynor and under the
direction of w. NJ. WINS. The Mayor
succeeded ia defeating the proposed new
charter in the Legislature.
Revelations by the Lockwood commit
tee anG other agencies of the many
things nat have been done under the
present system of governing the city and
its almost bankrupt condition have led
the Governor-elect to believe that some
thing. should be done to provide a better
admins ration of the city's affairs.
Judge Miller smiled when asked about
the proposal OF Mayor Hslan to circum-
vent the constitutional limitation on the
raising of money by the city by getting
the State to levy direct tax of $2S.000,-
600 for the money required to operate
the school system in the latter part of
1921
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rANADA,s CROPS sI,oso, eo4, 900.

OTTAWA, Dec 6.--The Dominion Blu
reau of Statistics to-day placed valua-
ton of $1.636.664 900 on the Canadian
crops for 1920. This estimate exceeds
the crop valuations OF 1918 and 1919.
which were valued at s1,372. 935. 970 and
$1.452.437. 500 respectively.
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HUNT DEAD woMAN's KIN.

TO prevent, II possible. the burial Of
Mrs. Anna Martin OF 565 Fourteenth
street, Milwaukee, in potters field
there. Coroner Franklin OF Milwaukee
asked the local police Yesterday TO find
Frank or John Str.eons. believed tc be
her relatives. lie ca nc; know thc.i.
New York address.
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I'm THE HEART or THINGS"
PREsG n

So. Car. av.. close to beach and Steel Pier,
within two blocks of six leading Catholic
and Protestant churches Largest popular
priced hotel of brick. steel and stone con-
struction. Hot and cold running water In
guest rooms. Private baths. Elevator, Ex-
cellent table. French chef. Steam heated
by latest improved Webster system Booklet
and auto road map mailed. Bell telephone
4Jf4 and 1888. PAUL e. ROSECRANS,
owner and proprietor.
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Fire Record

a. NJ. 40. ~-,,, Loss
4:o0-l9g Eldrldge ST.; unknown Unknown
T:i5-62l Water ST.; awning; Gou-
vcrneur Hospital ............. Triflinn
S:o0--5I6l broadway; L. O'Brcu Triflinr
10 :30-20th ST. and I'd av; wagon:
Greenwood Association .... rrnkro,vn
If :20-4lT East 10th st. Henry Gilcl, rrifiinn
r. NJ.
~ :3J--Oak Point nv. and Hunts Point
av., The Bronx: NJ Divone rriflina
1:i0-I12 East 18th ST.; Barney Nc
2:Jo--i5 Canal st.; Louis Schaer Unknown
3:0O--G31 West 57th st.; auto: Penn
syvania Rubber Co......... TrifIins
3:35-352 Water ST.. Gerard Riogone
q sou \ Unknown
i:OO-2lt Division ST. r. Gnldsteiu Trifline
5:20-s5i East fremont av.. The
Hronv Samuel Lubin ...... Unknown
5.20-tei Orchard ST.; soure Eo'h-
berger ......... ........... Il ul,uo,y.
) .iO--iUO West Goth st.. Buschinan
Co.s....s. .......s.........U Unknown
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JAIL, NO MORE FINES,
FOR MOTOR SPEEDERS
Magistrate House Warns That
81 Miles Is the Maximum.

Even first offenders who drive their
automobiles thirty-five or more miles
an hour will receive Jail sentences in
atcad OF fines hereafter, Magistrate
Frederick B Eousc announced ycstor-
day in Traffic Court after Rudolph
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Nov 20. 1920. ................... oa4.s7
SHURTELL. Geo. F.-Szel Import
and Export Co.: Jan 80 19l4... 2,oSI.e
ROSEMAN, Theodore. and Bernard
Barth-People, &c; Dec. 6, 1920. 100000
GREENSTEIN. Jacob, and Bernard
Barth-Same: Dec. 6, 1920. ....... l,OOO.OO
MILLER. Julius International
Wood and Steel Co, Inc. Jan.
Is, 1920 (vacated) ................ 1,16s.SO
Aug. Q. i6il. DECENTRALIZATION. '.' - Gos.3o
BRONX.
1915 ......'... :. .1 '.'' s41oo
April II 2, iei7..................... 1.7i7i3
SAME-Same; Nov. H. 19Is..... 81 05
PHELAN. william LA. J. Levine.
March D. fe1G... 26s -
sAME-Same: March 0, 1916. 26ss6
PHELAN, William L., and Phelan
Bros. Const. COD. Frank; July
-. 1el6.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24l.f2
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Army Orders.
special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. @.

These army orders were made public to-
day
20 commanding General. Second Corps area,
Governors Island; Lieut.. Col. Horace II.
recruiting officer; Major Mathew j. Gun
nor, assigned to Tanks, Camp Meade: Major
Charles b. Elliott report to chief OF in
fantry; Capt. Richard j. Van Deusen and
First Lieut.. George A. Ballam. honorably
discharged.
ley to chief of Field Artillery for duty;
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CANADIAN STOCKS AND BONDS
TORONTO STOCKS.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
TORONTO. Dec. 6,-f'ollowing is a sum-
mary of the weeks trading on the
Toronto Stock Exchange:
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MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
MONTREAL, Dec 6.-Following is a
summary OF the weeks trading on the
Montreal Stock Exchange
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

THE following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Monday in the United States District
Court:
Involuntary petition against Wolpins Bak-
cry and Restaurant Company, Inc. bakery
and restaurant. 1915 Broadway. In behalf of
three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are Aaron l.. Palmer. $3.50; Il.
Bunder S123: S. Messenger. $500. Samuel C.
Duberstein lis attorney for the petitioners.
Voluntary petition by Herman Schultz of
White Plains. who places his liabilities at
xf.14t and no assets. Eugene L. Mckinley
OF White Plains Is attorney for the bankrupt.
Voluntary petition by Louis S. Berger,
butcher. 155 East Eighty fifth street. who
places his liabilities at S1,T5s, all unsecured
claims. and no assets. Harrington, Bigham
Engar are attorneys for the bankrupt.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.


The first name IL that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
M'KINNON John-M. c. Babcock
Co. june 8. 1920. ................ slfs.45
TIEOBALD. Harry--Juian Waist
Co, Inc Feb. 23. lo1s........ t343S
CALABTlESSE. Frank. and Michele
Barone-N. V. Motor Truck Sales
Corp Nov. IL. 1920. ............. 26T.J0
C Oct r. Z, ioao ........ . 452ss
Z, y: July *. 1917 tvacsted) 49, 2iS.ei
FOLSOM, Charles S.-R. y. Austin
et AL. Dec. 3. 1920. ............. 5.45f. 80
FORTHA1s, Bernard. and Emanuel
Makin-A y. Cohen et al; Dec.
4. 1920. $40. ................... 114o.61
MfLLIN. AuRust-B. Birkonfeld
Nov. 20 1870. .................. a3i o.
RATkOWSEY. Gustavc or Gustavc
ROTH or Ruth GustayC-E Buff
Merz; July =, 1p20................ 10000
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SHIPPING NEWS.

CONTINUED FROM FACE So
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Secretaries to he Named Soon.

Judge Miller expects TO announce the
selection of hts private secretary and
military secretary before the end of the
week.
George w. Aldridge, veteran leader of
Monroe county, spent two hours with the
Governor-elect.
William r. Wilcox, chairman OF the
Port Development Commission. discussed
that matter with Judge Miller for sew
eral hours. The Governor-elect has had
some very concrete ideas as to what
should be done to increase the CONNER
cial advantage of the port He found
that the Wilcox commission had done
one OF the things he had In mind. Its
forthcoming report will be a valuable
document, he said.
Major Bernard a. Flood detective
sergeant in the Police Department. COM
mander OF the General Lafayette Post
OF the American Legion. presented TO
Judge Miller bronze medal on behalf
OF his command. which includes the
1900 members of the department who
went TO the front
A committee OF women, consisting OF
Mrs. Arthur l.. Livermore. Mrs. Resale
Loew Whitney and Mrs. Charles a.
Sabin called to discuss legislation OF
interest TO their sex.
Among other callers were Assembly
man Noel u. Fox, Senator-elect Holland
$. Duel OF Yonkers state Chairman
George A. Glynn and Franklin y. Lord.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

filed IN the United States District Court Mon
cay:
schedules OF w. L. Hartley g. Co.. dress
tobbers, 1882 Broadway, show liabilities OF
800 $50. all unsecured claims. and assets of
$3.50 of which 81 900 represents stock In
trade and 5000 machinery. tools. &c. Cohen,
Isosenthal Shapiro are attorneys for the
bankrupts.
Schedules of Jack Rosenhain. 40 East TWEEN
tN-ftrst street, against whom a petition was
filed November 10. 1920, show liabilities of
!s,02S, all unsecured claims, and assets OF
sl,442. of which 81 900 represents stock in
trade and $442 debts due In open accounts
Jteit kaminsky are attorneys for the bank
rupt.
Schedules OF rsidore Pekarsky of 3 West
Iwenty-ninth street. against whom a petition
was filed October c5 1920 show liabilities
Of &346is. OF which e24 ,O07 are unsecured
claims. $500 secured claims and 1924 ac-
commodntion paper. and assets OF S24 ,222 of
which $4,000 Is real estate, 81, 044 bills,
promissory notes and securities, 81 1897 debts
due In open accounts and 5000 stock In hand
Jacob L. Hoffman Is attorney for the bank
rupt.
ASSIGNMENTS.
dresses at 662 Sixth avenue. Monday assigned
for the benefit OF creditors TO David Glucks-
man Of g. Park Row. Ernest Burg Is presf-
delt OF the company.
Wolpn's Bakery and Restaurant Inc bal-
cry and restaurant. at 1915 Broadway has
ford G. Ludvigh Of ITO Broadway. The com
rany was Incorporated in 1910 Isaac Gold
farp Is secretary OF the company.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
day IN Manhattan, the first name being that
OF the debtor: