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New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
COttOns Move at Auction
Close to Market Prices Rule at
Surplus Sale

Close to present market prices were
obtained yesterday at the auction of
cotton piece goods, plain and fancy
silks, woolens and worsteds. held un-
der the auspices of the Merchants
Allied Sales Company, at 616 Broad
way. Wilmerding Morris & Mitchell
were the auctioneers. The goods were
gathered up from among the surplus
in this market. 1t was estimated that
about s1,oo0,OOO worth of merchandise
was bought by approximately 900 buy
ers. At times the bidding was spirited
and seemed to be chiefly between New
York and Western jobbers. The lat
ter, it was apparent, supported the
sale better than the local jobbers.
Some of the goods were withdrawn
shortly before the sale, because of the
recent stiffening in the market. Prac-
tically Che only goods dropping much
below present open market levels were
sleeve Innings and goods used by the
clothing trades. Inactivity in the ap-
parel industry was responsible for
this, according to buyers.
AS an example Of the trend of prices,
gingham now quoted by the mills
at II cents, brought 1OA cents at the
auction.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
State Police Seize 90 in
Raid on Island Cockpit
Scores Leap From Windows of
Owasco Lake Resort and
EScaDe nv Sxvsn,Y,.sro

AUBURN, N. Y, JAN 20.-A raid
made early this morning by dozen
state policemen at Island Park, resort
on Owasco Lake, resulted in the arrest
Of ninety men. all of whom were
charged with disorderly conduct. TIE
troopers had sent detectives into the,
gathering yesterday, and these late last
night notified the Cortland force of
state troopers that their trap was
ready to be sprung
Early this morning, hoping to cap
ture the men intac+ as they were gam
bling and cockhghting, the dozen troop
ers surrounded the place and an
nounced that all were under arrest. A
cockpit was found, but the birds were
not present when the raid was made.
Scores of men jumped out Of win
dows and swan across the Owasco ous-
let to escape, but .,inety were captured
and al! were held for gambling or dis
orderly conduct. The men arrested
came from Auburn, Waterloo, Seneca
Falls, Elmira and Syracuse. In making
their raid the state troopers went ovzr
the heads of District Attorney Kenyon
and Sheriff Hendrick of Cayuga Coun-
ty. Most Of those arrested paid finss
ranging from SIS to $50
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
NAVY Orders

From The TrJbuneS Washington BuTedr
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-The fol-
lowing navy orders were issued to-day;
Boer Ap elk G.. to Asiatic station.
Collins. Ems. NJ. c., to U. s. s. Welborn C..
Combs. Gun. c. N, to U. s. s. Baltimore.
Conway. 1t. Com U. W.. to U. s. S. South
Fellows. 1t. A. T., to U. 8. s. New Hamp-
Ferrell. Ap. elk. J. H., to subm div. /.
Gilbert, Ap elk. NJ. n. to Samoa
Graham, 1t, q. g. J. j. TO u s. s. 81
Knowles, 1t H B.. to U. s. s. R-4.
Leonard. 1t. E. j.. to u. 8 s. Wright.
Lovelace. Lit. c.. to U. s. S. H-3;
Smith. Oh. Carp. =. f., to Z. .. 3. CALI
staud. Ii B. F.. to U. s. s. HI.
'rraughber, Ap. elk. C. E.. to Asiatic stn.
Wead. 1t, F. w. to San Antonio.
weldin, Ems G. c.. to destroyer force,
waoisy. pss's' Lss ae'9' q. B. to Kelly Field.
Andrews 1t. c. L., to Canacao.
caessevens' caewsss a.. B Bosn. M W. NJ. to q. s. g..
Chambers, 1t. Com. r.. to Picking.
George. 1t N r., to U. g. 8. Huron.
I.ichtendahl. Ch- Bosn. c.: to Cavite.
sauer. 1t. Il. p, TO U. g. 8. Rtzal
Hsasf1,sh esanainsham ns f Ems s W " s. to u Bor,.
>IIuse. Vice Admiral II. NJ. p. TO U. S.
Laird. EMS o. c.. to subm chaser os.
Niblack, Rear Admiral A. p. to European
cheurro. lps. 1t. 6. 81 n. to u s. g. Burns.
McCord Ch. Pay elk. Il H.. to Puget
MeRellar, sRei 1T. q. 81 e. p, to San Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
National City Co. Buys
Big Chicago Bond Issue
Yields Vary From 55s to 5 lilo
Per Cent, Depending ON
Maturity Dates

The National City Company has pur-
chased an issue of sl1, $4,000 4 per
cent serial gold bonds Of the CITY of
Chicago and public Offering of the Sc
scurities is being made to-day. The
bonds mature serially from 1922 to 1899
and are beirg offered between range
of 1857 for the short maturities and
S7.lS for the long maturities to WELD
5ss to lilo per cent respectively.
Nine bids were received by the city
for the issue, the successful bid being
90.77. A syndicate headed by the
Guaranty Company of New York bid
9o.41. The proceeds of the issue will
be used for improvements, including
bridge construction, hospital .ork.
street betterments and other municipal
works.
The bankers in making the Offering
Of the bonds point out that this is the
first issue that has been sold under
the new ruling Of the Federal income
tax authorities bearing upon municipal
securities sold at q discount. Under
this ruling the profits ON municipals
hela to maturity, which are purchased
at discount, are tax exempt, providing
the profits are not greater than the dis
count at which the bonds were original
ly sold
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruntcx

The following petitions were filed yes-
teTday ri r41 IN the scp Tntsd States court
COMPANY. at Ninety-ffth Street and East
Bushholz ssoo Nathan SCHNEIDER. iSla2Es ssss
ALBERT s. HELLER 321 West Ninety
fourth Street; Involuntary. Liabilities
given =, as = s2so ooo assets. $4,000; Credit
& Co.. Inc. si5s, and Martin Member.
ISRAEL CAROLINE. II Gold Street In
voluntary. Creditors: Ellis c. Gordon
and Mnsk & Landa. $500
HARRIS & sCHECHTER John Harris
and John Schechter). retail furniture 1871
Avenue G. Involuntary Creditors: Mar
garet shuttIeworth, $500 and Josephine
Richman $75
Is1DORE KIRsCHNER, shoes, 21s6 Sec
ond Avenue; voluntary Liabilities, $2.-
o22, unsecured claims; assets. SIS rachn-
cry. tools, etc.
l02d Street; involuntary. Creditors: Brown
Secomb, IS, 964; Fruit Auction Company.
s6l6. and Connolly Auction Company.
HERMAN G. RAFALowsKY. mems
clothing and furnishings. 522 Broadway.
Kingston King, n AK X involu1aary Liaoilities
Martin LIebschutz. 1894; William Gold
stein. $40: and L. I. Rosen. 1856.
6 BENJAMIN BLETZER. furniture. 1915
itors are Elk Furniture Company, $780,
Bassett Furniture Company. 5000, and O.
X. Furniture Company. $50.
MAX ZUCkERKANDEL, merchant
tailor, 4S2 Lenox Avenue: voluntary. La
bilities given S3,16S unsecured claims:
assets, sl,100. of which $50 is stock in
trade: $1,000 debts due open accounts
and $50 machinery tools, etc
NEW YORK VELODROME COMPANY,
Inc, Al Liberty Street; Involuntary. The
Foundation Company claims s8,6S2
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers were appointed
yesterday by Judge A. N. Hand in the
United States court
LEO GORDIN SHOE COMPANY. Inc
Thomas F. Dolan. OF Boston, president of
the shoe and leather mercantile agency
named co-receiver with Percval Wilds
with joint bond OF $4,000 Wilds was
appointed receiver on January IA. 1921.
ADLER & WEINsTOCK, shoes, 27o
willoughby Avenue. Brooklyn. James
Cray ancillary receiver In the district with
a bond OF $1,000 Gray Is general receiver
for the firm. The assets in this district
in office they maintained at los
Duane Street.
ISRAEL CAROLINE. leather, II Gold
Street. Augustin Derby temporary re-
ceiver. with a bond Of $1,000:
EUREKA SCRAP IRON AND METAL
COMPANY. Ninety-ffth Street and East
River Ellwood NJ. Rabenold temporary
receiver with bond OF $4,000.
Assignments
THE AMHERST SHIRT MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY. Inc. manufacturing
shirts SIS Walker Street. has assigned to
Isadore I. Steinberg.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
usiness News
Dry Goods Jobbers Oppose
Price Advances at Present
Trade Tide Turned.
Says Western Jobber

The business tide has turned, ac-
cording to F. A. Patrick. of F. A.
Patrick & Co.. manufacturers, Job
bers and retailers Of Duluth, Mimi.
who has been in New York this week
attending the convention Of the Ma
tlonal Wholesale Drygoods Associ-
alton.
"The business world is looking
for better things right along. In
our own establishment we are doine
satisfactory business and in our
experience both retailers and con-
sumers are showing a disposition to
break away from their don't buzz
policies.
However, am strongly in favor
OF maintaining prices on their pres
ent levels. Advances now, in nv
opinion, will choke off the buyine
movement before it is fairly started.
The retailers must pass on these
prices to the consumer. If the
primary markets show a disposition
to advance now some retailers will
be inclined to hold their stocks. at
higher prices, waiting for the climb
ing market to>catch up to them"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Toledo Prepares Soup
Kitchen for Unemployed
Unprecedented Number of Idle
Serious Problem; 1000
Plead for Work

TOLEDO, Ohio. Jan. 20. - Prepara-
tons for the installation of a soup
kitchen where thousands of Toledo's
unemployed may be fed were made to-
day and may nave to be put into use
almost Immediately, it was announced
by John f. Cowell, who has been ap-
pointed emergency labor commissioner.
The soup kitchen and bread-line will
be used only as last resort, however.
Mr.. Cowell said. Toledo is facing it's
most serious unemployment situation
in its history, it was said. To-day
there were present at the Social Serv-
ice Federation nearly 2,o00 men with
cut breakfast and pleading for immedi-
ate work. Seventy-ive of them were
put to work by the city, but ths ehers
were compelled to- return empty
handed
Some of the applicants had as many
as eleven children at home, unable to
contribute TO their own support, it was
said. Some of the men came with
wornout shoes and clothing so ragged
as to expose them to the cold A gem
eral appeal has been sent out by city
officials 10 assist in relieving the situ-
alton. The City Council recently ap-
propriated $4,000 to furnish work for
ii e men,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Grandmother Long Flight
Nebraska Women Start for Cap
ital With Electoral Votes

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 2o.-Ms. H. H.
Wheeler. of Lincoln, and Mrs. Draper
Smith, of Omaha, electoral college dele
gates and alternate, respectively, left
here this afternoon on an airplane
night to Washington to deliver the
states eight Republican electoral votes
at the National Capitol. Mrs. Wheeler
is hfty-tive years old and Mrs Smith
is sixty-six years old, Both are grand
mothers.
The women expect to reach Wash
lngton Saturday.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 2o.-Mrs.
Il. Fl. Wheeler and Mrs. Draper Smith
landed here at 4:20 p. NJ. They will
remain all night. Mrs. Wheeler was
greeted on alghting by her three
grandchildren, two young daughters
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Casady, of Des Moines
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Textile Merchants Elect

Ridley Watts, of Ridley Watts & Co.,
yesterday was chosen president Of the
Association of Cotton Textile Mer-
chants of New York, composed Of the
leading commission houses in the
wholesale dry goods district, to sue
ceed Malcolm D. Whitman. Other off,
GERS elected at special meeting Of the
board of directors were Gerrish H.
Milliken, Of Deering, Milliken g. Co.,
vice-president; r. Masters, Of Law
renee & Co., treasurer, and P. s..
Newell, secretary.
The executive committee now con-
sists of the above officers together with
Elisha p. Cronkhite, of Smith, Hogg &
Co., and Frederick X. Rupprecht, of
Converse G. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan 2O-The fol-
lowing army orders were issued to-
dav:
Field Artillery
Royse Capt. F. F.. to Fort Sill
Holman. It j L. to Fort siil, r.,.
OKeefe. 1t D, to Camp Jackson.
Norman, 1t E. c. to Camp Grant.
Honorably discharged-Court. 1t w 5.
Cavalry
Hubbard Major E. L.. 10 Fort Bliss,
Veterinary Corps
G'adfelter, 1t. o. E., to Camp Bennirg.
Hughes. % 1t w. O.. to Camp Meade.
Medical Corps
Macklin. Major W. F.. to Walter Reed
Brown own Capt. r. F.. to Fort ogiethorpe.
f1erker, Capt. G. L., to Camp Dix.
Johnston. Capt. c. c., to Carlisle Barracks.
Rcnaye. Capt F. j.. to Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Mcdonald. Major D. F., to Camp shsr-
s.orse. Capt. W. P. to Camp Travis.
Beebe Ii l. c. to Camp Travis
Goldston, 1t ". ~, to Camp Travis.
Wallace, Col. w. to Honolulu.
wiche. 1t G. T. to Camp Travis
Johnston. 1t. Hamilton, to Camp Travis
Kindervater; 1t. e A. to Camp Travis
Richmond. 1t. L., to Camp Travis
Swindler, 1t. H. o. to Camp Travis
Willard, 1t. S. e, to Fort Adams.
Moore. Major ]. M, to Panama.
Woodruff, Major r. B.. to Panama.
oung. Capt S. H. to Panama.
Noege. Capt. r. W., to Panama.
McClune. 1t. H. H, to Camp Travis
Eechtold, 1t. ]. E.. to Camp Travis
Burt. Major F. T.. to Camp Sherman.
scwarz, Capt. H. A. to Camp Travis
Withers. Capt. A P. to Camp Travis.
Lic1ey, I'd 1t. T. F., to Camp Travis.
United States Army
Corcoran. Cha plain c. A, to Panama
arter, Chaplain L. A, to Nogales
Harkins. Chaplain 7. A.. 10 March Field
Lehman, Chaplain T. j.. to Camp Benning
Carver. Chaplain NJ. S.. to Manila.
SI IauldlHg. Chaplain E L.. to Honolulu
Miscellaneous
Black, 1t H. NJ. c. A. c.. to Edgewooc
Katz, Capt. W. p. Den. Resv. c. to
Denver.
Griffin. 1t. Col F. J.. sig. c.. to For.
Sam Houston.
wallender. 1t E. F.. Q. NJ. C.. to Gang
Normoyle
Honorably. dscha-ged-Elven Capt c
a.. Ord Dept; Pearson, Lit. J. s. jr
Air SeryIce
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
lime Firm Gets CITY Piers

Over the objection Of Deputy Comp
troller Henry Smith the Commits SION
ers OF the Sinking Fund yesterday
streets and the upland on the west side
OF the marginal way To the Rock.and
and Rockport Lime Company. of Rock
land, Me, for five years at al annual
rental OF s4.495. An option Of five
years more was given the company at
an Increased rental Of 10 per cent.
The lessee is also TO have the priv
ilege Of erecting OF the upland fire.
proof building to be used for the stor-
age Of lime, the structure to become
the property of the city at the termi-
nation of the lease. Deputy Comptroller
Smith objected to the latter part of the
lease, declaring it was using the high
way Of the city for building PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Prices Irregular
I'm Broader Trade
IN Outside Market
Independent Oils Stronger
and 'Specialties Regain
Favor; Motors Quicter;
Mining Stocks Are Active

Trading broadened somewhat on the
..,s market. yesterday and prices as
!. ,uls moved to higher levels. al
,,.usA lack Of support In some in
...,ees causing reactions, gave clos
:, rrices an irregular trend.
soscialtiss among the industrisls
"A independent oils were fairly
...one ard mining stocks developed
~. activity. Motor issues we're
~ =. and irregular. Durant Motors
s.,.sd to its recent high level of
* ,3I International Rubber moved up
nav high for the year at 10. United
. e..,iI Candy was slightly lower.
si,ss iT,.sss.rnasionsl Petroleum; Salt Greek
i carib Syndicate scored substantial
saa ;.. and Simms Petroleum was
!,sorger. .n,s but Maracaibo lost fraction.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Financial Items

James p. Taller has purchased the New
or9s foe ssp sao oon
Douglas ". Hin has purchased the MEM
tership OK Donald z. Hill and William
Pjllsbury that Of Joseph H. Lowell. for
non mai considerations
Jake Marks. Of John F Clark Co.
sas sold his secard New York Cotton Ex-
change mem bership 20 J. w. Jay for
- COO, decline OF $1,000 from the last
irs yious sale
Colonel r. r. McAlrin was elected d.
rector OF the Hudson TIust Company at q
meetlng yesterday and the other direc-
tors were reelected.
L. Y. Maltby. formerly of Billings Oh
oott & Winsmore. and II. d. Bulkley q
member OF the stock Exchange and lntii
! Gently member of the Arm OF Holnee,
l,ulsley d NarGrop have formed the firm
re- mt secarities. at Is Broad Street
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Raw Silk Tone E,irmer

Continued improvement is reported
In this weeks review Of tho raw silk
market by II. l.. Gwnlter & Co. "An
active demand" says the report, "is in
evidence for all sorts at steadily in
creasing prices. Buyers, who from pub
iished statistics had relied upon largo
houses, are considerably surprised by
the paucity Of ready silk In importers
hands and arc beginning to freely ex-
tend their orders to the primary
markets for silk to be shipped during
the next month or two.
"Advices from Europe report tho
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Increases Dividend Rate

Directors of the Columbia Gas and
Electric Company yesterday increased
the quarterly dividend from s1.25 q
share to $50. The company reported
net earnings, after taxes, for the
twelve months ended December 81
were $7,235,50l. an increase Of $3.50
1913 over the correspo spending period OF
period amounted to s4,s36, ,541. an in
crease of S1579141
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Buyers More Active
In Leather Market

Considerable improvement has been
shown in the leather trade in the last
few days. Foreign buyers appear to
have taken an active interest in the
general market, with purchases by
Europeans said to have included 5000
sides of low grade, dry hide, hemlocks.
Shoe manufacturers are beginning to
order for future needs, with the result
that larger quantities of leather are
being bought now than for weeks.
Firm prices in practically all lines
have been maintained.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Stolen Rembrandt NOaFound
No Trace of S275 900 Painting
on MongoIia's Arrival

TIE American liner Mongolia came
in from Hamburg yesterday with 1904
passengers ard a general cargo. but
nothing developed during the voyage
to indicate that she carried the stolen
Rembrandt called After the Thunder
storm The picture Is said to have
been taken from private collection
IN Hamburg early in January, and it
was said the thief had arranged to
have it brought to this country con-
cealed on the Mongolia.
After leaving Hamburg the vessel
made stops at Rotterdam and Antwerp,
and at both ports officials went aboard
and searched for the painting
It is the belief that the stolen pic
ture. said to be worth about s2750 200.
was not taken aboard the MONGOLIA.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Kansas Bank Closed
Inability to Realize on Paper
Causes Action

COFFEYVILLE, KAN, Jan. 2o.-The
Peoples State Bank of Coffeyville' was
closed to-day by Walter Wilson, State
Bank Commissioner.
Mr.. Wilson said the inability of the
bank management to realize on it's
paper as a result of business depression
was responsible for the action. q
The last statement published by the
bank gave deposits as $65o,o0o ard
assets $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
November Watch Exports

Watches and parts thereof, exported
from the United States during Novem-
Der were valued at $l68,243. according
to the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. OF this total valuation Can
ada was credited with $S0,863. while
England took $39,527 Switzerland i'm
ported from this country watches and
parts thereof valued at $1,377, while
France was credited with but $35.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Trade Envoy to Argentina

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Dillman s.
Bullock, newly appointed Agricultural
Trade Commissioner in Argentina, has
sailed for Buenos Ayres to open an
Office devoted to stimulating the South
American market for pure-bred live
stock from the United States. He is
the second agricultural trade commits
sioner sent out by the Bureau Of Mar
kets Of tho Department Of Agriculture,
and it was announced to-day that
representative might shortly be sent
to Australia.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Milan market firm under active buvinc
for American interests.
"The Yokohama market is active and
transactions for America since the be-
ginning of the week are given as 1900
bales.
The Canton market is strong and
active. The Shanghai market reports
a large business in good and medium
grades of steam flatures for American
account"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
BUYERS COMING

S. D.-Danielson's Miss
Esther Topper. womens and children's
r, ready to wear; expected February 5.
lilo. r. Johnson Co: A.
L. Stern, mems and boys clothing and
furnishings; expected January 22; G. G.
hampton, small wares silyerwaare
leather goods, toilet goods; G.. II. Prante
piece goods, trunks and bags; 359
fOurth Avenue; expected Lanuarx "a
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Belgium Gets 30 Million Hero

LONDON, Jan. 20.-A Brussels dis
patch to The London Times says it has
been learned from an official source
that the Belgian government on Friday
will sign contract with j. P Morgan
& Co. for q loan of $30,o0o.0o0. The
negotiations are declared to have been
terminated
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Marine Corps Orders

From The TT1bunc'S WdshingtoN Bureau
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. - Marine
Corps orders issued to-day follow:
Stone. Capt. p to New Orleans.
Hollingsworth. 1t. w. H. to Paris Island.
Tebbs. Capt. r. FL. to L. s.
Fitzg erald. 1t J. H. to Mare Island.
Johnston. 1t. E. a.. to Mare Island.
Gloeckner, 1t. c. L., to L. s.
IrmRu. 1t. 0. A, to San Francisco.
Biglcr. Maj. e. L., resignation accepted
Cowie. ID 1t F. O.. to QuAntico.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Commercial Credit

Pressing needs for commercial money
have not abated, and a considerable
volume of new commercial paper is
coming into the market. Rates, how
ever, are showing softening tendency
in view of surpluses being regained by
banks. Most Of the paper is now being
per cent. More reports from the
West of rate Of 71z per cent continue
to be received.
The market for bankers bills is
quite active. Rates were unchanged
yesterday, but the call rate against
bankers acceptances was advanced
from a maximum Of per cent to 6 per
cent. Rates quoted by the American
Acceptance Council yesterday were:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

fssss1 1asinsntai Motors CORPORATION
lasS q. sss Preets, after Federai
4, a. - = nssai year ended Ocao-
4azs ss'Ss7 ,bo4. compared with
9iss f. aef - the preceding year.
aAif. ssss sns year amounted to tz-
Moarsd with 12 .171 fla8
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

The proportion OF the BANKS reserve
to liability this week is 1887 per cent;
last week it was 1915 per cent. Rate
of discount per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
- .si.don Wool Auct;o,,

5 49, ian. zo<--At the wool are
3 ts'oSy 1900 bales were
s sas mostly government
s.sy ao per cent vas sold.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, Jan. 20.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes in francs:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

GLOvES--Bargain 100 dozen nne French
strap-wrist Suede gauntlets, $2T dozen
steib 4 DoyAa. Inc. importers So B'way.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
SURPOGATES' NOTICES

ST RkUsAl ES' NOllIES
lNNIs. WILLIAM RIM PURSCANCn
OF order OF Honorable John P. Cohal-
or. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons
having Claims against William r. InntA
late OF the County of New York, deceased,
II present the Same with vouchers thereof
to tre subscribers al their place OF trans
act!ugS business at the office OF Masten
& NicEolz their attorneys. at No. ~ Wall
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. In
the City Of New York. State of New York
refore the l4th day OF May. 1891
Dsi-i New York. the 18th day e
Novein Ser. 1920.
EDITH DONALDSON INNS,
WILLIAM S INNS.
MASTEN e. NICHOLS. Attorneys Tor
Executors ~ Wall Street Borough of
Msahattan. New York Cisv.
HON JoHN p. coHALAS. Surro-
gate OF the County of New York. notice
Is here>y given 60 all persons having
claims against SAMUEL TREMPEK
LONGMAN. late of tina County of New
York, deceased. 10 present tho same with
vouchers thereof IA the subscriber, at his
place OF tranaacting business at No sc
Fulton Street. IN the City OF New York.
or before the 18th day OF May next
Dated Nsw York. the 9Th day Of Me-
vcnther. 1870.
TREMpER I.oNGMAN.
JOHN N. RIDER ExecutaA
Ally. sor Executor,
<t Cedar ST.. Nsw FORK City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, Jan. 20.-The weekly state
ueut of the Bank of ENGLAND follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Tha fol
lowing army orders were issued to
dav:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
!. '.sn.lnental y Motors Renor,

'os'ls esn's per share
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Macklin Major W. F.. to Walter Reed
Hospital.
Brown. Capt. r. F.. to Fort Ogiethorpe.
III rker, Capt. G. L., to Camp Dix.
Johnston. Capt. c. c., to Carlisle Barra cks-
Rcnaye. Capt. F. j.. to Walter Reed Hos
p!tal.