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New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Marine Show Opens
To Bugle Calls by
Training Ship Boys
Almost 200 Exhibits Made
by Shipping and Allied
Concerns; Tribune Shows
How the PaperIs Produced

With nearly two hundred exhibits
representative Of shipping, shipbuild-
ing and thel- allied interests on dis
play, the third National Marine Ex-
rosition was opened in Grand Central
Palace yesterday. afternoon and. will
continue throughout the week. The
show is On q larger scale than any
previously held in this country and
many features of marine interest are
Planned for the various days of the
week.
Vile guard of honor of sixty men
from the United States Training Ship
Newport sounded bugle calls yesterday
the show was officially opened by P. H.
". Ross, president of the National
Marine League, the organization which
is sponsoring the exhibition. President
elect Harding. who was to have flashe d
a radio message at the opening. was
unable to do so because he was in
Florida waters. Harry M. Merrick.
resident of the Mississippi Valley
Association, and Walter Parker, execu-
tive vice-president of the New Orleans
Association of Commerce, spoke briefly
at the opening Of the exhibition.
Moving pictures are features Of many
of the exhibi,s at the show. Films de-
picting the progress Of American ship
ping ani lectures On the American
merchant marine will be part of the
exhibition. Models of famous ships
viii also be displayed.
At The Tribune booth at the show
copies of marine newspaper are being
distributed and films depicting the pro-
duction OF The Tribune and showing
Briggs, Broun, Ding and other mem
bers of the staff at their desks are
displayed.
One of the features Of the show will
be the singing of chanteys by dozen
or more old sailors from Sailors Snug
Harbor. Many of the men are more
than eighty years old and the songs
they will sing are known to few of
the men row following the sea.
At the ninth annual banquet Of the
National Marine League, to be held to-
night at the Commodore, Senator Cal
der, of New York, and others will be
speakers. A test of the adio-telephone
win be given. the speeches being flashed
to all ships within radius of four
shundred miles at the time, which have
radio appaYatuS,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
orts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

sndsr kis!iand eNor5 card via s'ss Norfolk FOLK
Hewtoa Newton Lambert's Point; Merry Mount,
cennes, New York; Hattie Luckenbach, Pa
ctfc ports via New Yo.k Misses. IA -
EpoaS sap natsa hsy Vis Rors sn ws
latter 23d). Sailed: esd, Strs Derbyline,
Port Lobos: West Tagus Pacific coast po. IS
VIA VIA philadelphia; Hampden. Norfolk,
c. RLEsToN. S c, Jan 24-Arrived:
strs Mar Del Norte tspl Aamburg Elan
1nunipaw, New York; Arapahoe New York
land sailed Jacksonville); Lake Chlian,
Port Tampa: Lake Faribauit Jacksonville
strs @ Burma n o t1 eN New say York. erTbant
mpico;- Paul H Hardwood. Tarnpico mis-
uner sswed). Esbjerg Sailed: Str Merana,
JAcKsoNv1LLE, Fla. Jan 24-Arrtved:
strs Van. Miami; Herkales (Nor>. New
vana; scch Augusta w Snow. Barbados
Sailed: strs Gulf Coast. Port Arthur;
MOBILE. Ala. Jan 2+-Arrved: Strs
Dade County. New Orleans: Maiden Creek.
Patras fn Greece. Sailed: Str Wye Tempest
NEwPoRT NEWS, Va, Jan 24-Arrived: ::
Tolosa;. Baltimore; Mandy Manor Br5,
Ph'ls@"'uha; Hubert tBr), New York !;
b.ivernon tNor). philadelph,a; Ken; t,~h
, Ian. ~ew .orK. Sailed Strs e s dc + erez
Guanoco. Trinidad; Maindy Manor tBr5,
NORFOLK. Va, Jan a4-Arrived: strs
Chautauqua, New York; Hubert lBrl. NV
9ork; 9o11s. korsfjord 10 lNoro. Nassau; Melville
card onr hl Ana1ssv Nsw h YsF Rr
ton, New orieans 'o soivang 1Nor5. '''S Port
Arthur: Ppft Kembla Gsr) WELLINGTON; ;
{Ner9, Havana; shenandoah. Port ~ tur
New York; victoria venita 10. Dkar;
@ o saed MGsn's stra fanu
/ tBel). Tampa: Remuera (Br), London
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 24--Arrived: strs
,ritania f1tl. Savona via Hampton, Roads;
dam via -Rrixham; Gulfoii: Port Arthur;
bannor, hatna y, Baltmore; more, Sun, Sabine: Bramel
Agwiworld. Port Lobos: Ouf MaerslS
sDan). Norfolk and Newport News Della
str suez Maru dap, from Gibraltar.
PORTLAND. Me. Jan 24-saied: Str
Eugene Embericos (Gk). Gibraltar for
preio 4 ts1 currier San sf1rTHss
Oural (BeD. Tampico: bark Windsor Park
(Pin), Philadelphia. Sailed: British Holly
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, 24-Sailed:
Corea Maru {Jap), Yokohama.
PORT TAMPA, Fla. Jan 24-Arrived: !:
Str Trindadian. Tampico.
PORT EADs, La. Jan 24-Arrived: strs
Agawam, Glasgow; Antillian (Br>, Liver
pool; Briarleaf (Br), Tux pam; Delmira
(Br), Tampico; Excelsior, Havana
Gansfjord lNor).- Port Barrios Hartford
Pensacola; Lake Conesus, Vera Cruz; Man
zanillo Guantanamo: Mexico (Fr). Havre ;
Metapan. Bocas del Toro, Mexoil. Tam
pico; Pearlshell (Br), Port Arthur; Svend
(DAn). Bluefelds; War Bharata (Br) Tux
pam; West Fucker. New York Sailed:
strs Bayramento (Br,. Marseilles. Ceiba
jamaica, Kingston; Maasdijk tDt1. Rot.
terdam, Nicarao (Hond), Port Cortez.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan 24-Arrived: Str
Ester tSwed). New York.
SAVANNAH, Jan 24-Arrived: Strs Al
bistan tBr). Tampa; Johnstown 1Brl.
Norfolk; City of Rayvile. Tampa; How
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME co, RT, 60 y
TY OF NEW YOKK-IDEAL cocoa
& CHOCOLATE COMPANY, Plaintiff
against RAYMr-NDO PEREIRA DE MA
CALHAES, JOSE PEREIRA SOARES
anu cyRO BACELLAR DE SA, CO. part
neis trading under the firm name of MA
GALHAES COMPANY. IRVING Ma
TlONAL BANK and THE BANCO Ma
C1ONAL ULTRA4iARINO, Defendants
AMENDED MNONs
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on the Plain
tiu Attorneys within twenty days after
the serv!ce of this summons. exclusive of
the day Of service. III case of your
failure to appear answer. judgine Mt
VIII be taken against Won by default. for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. December 10, 10 0.
EVERETT. CLARKE G. BENEDICT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Post
O-ice Address No. 81 Wall Street.
New York City.
TO RAyMUNDO PERErRA DE MA.
GALHAES. JOSE PEREIEA SOARES.
PEi,RO BACELLAR DE SA:
The foregoing amended summons is
served upon you by publication pursuant.
to an order made by Hon william F.
.ne State Of New York dated January 4.
1921. and filed with the complaint In the
office OF the Clerk of the County of NV
York at the County Court + Eouse. in the
borough of Manhattan, City Count, and
State OF New York
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Post
Once Address. No. 81 Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Foreign Trade Notes

Hollands imports during 1920 were
valued at S,333,000.000 guilders. which
computed at The average exchange rate
tor the Year would amount to exactly a
bi hon dollars. The export trade for
1920 was vasued ut l.702, 900 900 gull.
aers, equivalent to 1857 900 900. Both
imports and exports were in excess OF
the 1919 figures.
It is reported that the German con.
sulate recently estab ishcd at Belgrade
IS seeking to promote German trade in
Serbia and that many German apants
are now in Belgrade making prepara-
tions for the spring trade.
Plans have been drawn for the erec.
ton of two port elevators at Capetown
and Durham, of 10000 tons and $4,000
tons capacity, respectively.
An association of Nicaraeuan coffee
-rowers has teen formed to endeavor
% obtain financial assistance from the
Sanks and the government. 1t is SOUGHT
% have New York bankers advance
100000 to 100000 for four months
'ime, to enable the coffee growers ia
gather the new ciup.
Trade Commissioner Geringer. at
Prague, states that a company manu-
acturing cnscory, fig chicory, coffee
institutes, otc., in Czecho-S -Slovakia. is
in position to export 1000 metric
tons Of those products to the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
American Ship
Output in 1920
Above British,
Iannchings 2,476, 900 Tons,
as Against 2,O55,OOO
Tons for English Yards,
Lloyd's Register States
D. S. Ahead in Tankers
Nearly Ninety Per Cent of
Those Launched Last Year
Built i'm This Country

Despite the sharp shrinkage in con-
.r,rts placed with American shiypards
auring the last wear and the exransion
IL British construction in the sar,c no.
ricd. more tonnage was launched in the
United States in 1920 than in the
United Kingdom. This is shown by re-
.nrns compiled by Lloyd's Register of
Shipping. covering the world, with the
exception of Germany. for which accu-
nte records are not yet available.
Shipping launched in the world last
sesr aggregated 5,s61 600 gross tons of
merchant vessels, decrease of almost
100000 tons from the 1919 figure, but
an increase of more than 400 600 tons
over the 1918 total. Shipyards in the
United States last year launched 2.476,-
600 tons, compared with 2,055, 900 tons
IN the United Kingdom.
As the two countries had under wav
ii tue beginning of 1920 a practically
equal amount of work 1894 600 gross
tons in the United X ngdom and
ase6,000 tons in the United States)
The fact that American shipyards dur
iag the year launched 20 per cent more
:onnage than British yards is an indi-
ntion Of the greater speed of con-
struction in this country.
Far Below 1919 Figures
Tie decline of 100000 gross tons
ia the worlds total from the 1919 fig
IRE, Lloyd's Reg .ster points out, is due
b the decrease in the American ship
building program, launchings in the
United States being 100000 tons less
Than in the previous year, while Brit
ish production showed a gain of more
than 100000 tons. Other countries
launched total of 1880 900 tons dur
ing 1920, or about 10000 tons less than
ID 1919.
In comparison with the pre-war fig
tfe the launchings for 1920 through
opt the world show gain of about rs
per cent. The American total is MN.
tfres that for 1918, and other coun-
triss. exclusive of Great Britain, show
- advance OF about 90 per cent, For
the first time since the beginning IF
he wr the United Kingdom last year
t1ceeded its 1918 figure, the ga n being
bout per cent. The yearly out~ut Of
he United States and the United King
dom IN launchings since before the wat
70 shown in the foil wing table, the tig-
ufes being in gross tons:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Army ORDERS
From Thr 7'rtbume's wnshtnptow Bureou
WASHINGTON Jan. 24.--Army or
.1f

From Ttr 7'rfb"me's wnshtnptom BHreou
WASHINGTON Jan. 24--Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry ~
r'ck.rnx co1 9 " ! 10 t. f. ss9p csS yiks Lewis
Tpcker. Maj A.. to Camp Lew's;
esysen saysss Ia' L. " r. G c. TO TO af' FORT siocum %
Field Artillery
Horre. "a It. g. A.. to csmp I T,syia yn.r,..,
s'rnal Corps
Lewis. Capt. II. T.. to washington.
Hiidrcth. Capt. r. C., TO Washineton:
Honorabiy dischargcd--Lewis. Capt. II. =.
Qnart~rmaster Corps
Rooks, 1t. D.. M, to Camp EnstIs.
Purcell. Maj. 1. NJ. to Fort McDowell.
McIiwain. 81 sIl,i IL X. s. ". to Jeffsrsonyiire.
jackson. 1t. A. A.. to San Francisco.
Medical C1%ps
Dunbar. Mai. /. RI to Carp Diy:
Esy,sr I;;;ya, W., q, e. e e gan wasn'rS,oh- pi.'
Macon. ass "s Ma3. n. n H.. y 10 cn camp Dix.
yillars, Msj = = s.. 70 Camp II, Pix.
S3DyFs, capt ~, H., 10 AhWp LIN
carden, Capt. J. j., to Camp Dix.
Moose. Capt. y. NJ. 10 Camp Dix.
Pollock capt. W. c. to Camp DIX.
Bourbon, III f. r., TO amp DIX.
Edwards, Capt. ], r.. 10 Waiter Heed
Hospital
o'Day, Capt q. r.. to Camp Benning.
Iiaker. Maj. w r.. TO Washington.
Hegah 1t, L. A.. to Camp Travis.
Miscellaneous
cotsm&n, MAJ r. H.. Air Service. 70
csristfofn Fisld.
WEIGH. Capt. q. H., g. A.. 10 Fort Mae
cis,asnt. Ma1. ). r. .. + A., to FORT Mo-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Massachusetts Cour1 Finds
Shipping Suit Knotty Problem

BOSTON, Jan. 24.-The Circuit
Court Of Appeals to-day. admitting it
could find for neither party. ordered q
case dismissed without costs. This
disposition upset verdict of the lower
court that the Boston, Cape Cod and
New York Canal Company should pay
sa21,740 to the Seaboard Transports.
steamer william Chisholm in tie cana
n 1915. Cross libels had been filed
he canal company claiming damages
for the obstruction Of the massage
The court said that while it was not
r~erared to hold the lower courts
finding in error vet the racord OF the
case suggested .ho possibility that tn"
steeY;nu pear Of the Chisholm was re-
snonsible for the accident.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
LEITH LETT Il LA Jan 22-Str sidlaw Range !Br,.
, COLOMBO. Jan 20 Str Eurylochus
IiNFs PAT1A : p6n1 Jap ssmsss e.. Hyron sn5,; c,
AvONN'OTrH. Jan sa-Str coe,seda.
VALPARAISO. Jan 2l--Str Essequibo
NAPLES. Jan. re.-s s San Giovanni
e.. GENOA. Jan 2o-s $ Karimasa tDt>.
.. .GIE,RALTAR. Jan is S Mason City.
BARCELONA: Jan. It's S Cabo Orte-
HANRG. Jan lS-S Roussillon CRY.
ANIWERp, Jan eos S Wheaton.
Flu sHING. Jan eos S Poland tBr).
! LA PLATA. Jan 21S S Wcsterner.
LONDON. Jan 2s--s Keketticu,.
Arrivals From New York
RIO DE JANElRO, Jan 20--Str Siberian
MANILA. Jan 2O--str Tatsuno Maru
tJnp).
. NhrrAHRwAssER. Jan 17-strs West
xSegovia, 18th, Susquehanna for Bremen.
HAMBURG, Jan lS--Strs Pontia. VIA
Queenstown; Ciarksbuss: 18th, Niagara
GIBRALTAR. Jan 22-str Mass,llon
Bridge, for Praus.
FALMOUTH, Jan 22-Str Haugerland
=, M MRoTTERDAM, n Jan s1-str Western
Glen.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2s-strz Kaiserln Au-
guste Victoria eBr,; 24th reitic. CBr}:
Antwerp (ani proceeded,
KOBE, IAN i9Str Toyooka Maru (Jap).
via New Orleans and San Francisco.
MARSEILLES. Jan l9-Str Belgravia
Fr).
VENICE. Jan 17-str rilippo Arten,
Ut). n
BARCELONA. Jan 1s---Str. Agwidale.
NIGO, Jan 22-Str Alfsonso XIII (Sp),
foT Barcelona
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan 21-Strs Penn
sylvana st Rede. for Buenos Ayres
BAHIA. Jan 21-Str Jethou tNor>. for
Rio de .Tane.r"
CALCUTTA. Jan 21-str West conob, via
Suez.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
TRANsPACIFIC MAILs

The connecting malls close at the Gem
erai Postonica and City Hall Postofrics
station, New York. at y. nl. as follows:
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. French lndo-
China, Straits Settlements and specially
addressed correspondence for British In
dia, via San Francisco. steamship Creole
State, january 27.
Japan Cur a, China. Siberia, French Indo.
chita aid Netherlands East Indies (ox-
cept S.niatra). wa Vancouver and VIC
toriaz 3. c.. steamship Monteagle. jan
uarys27.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa. January 28.
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria
u. c.. steamship -----. February f.
Japan. Cora. China, Siberia. French lndo.
CHINA. Netherlands Eaas ladies Except
Humatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and tic,Dria, Il. e.. stvuln-
ship Empress OF Asia. February 6.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Reports by Wireless
From the u. s. Naval Commu-
nication Station

fristance ~ EtveHsln snnes. Reports are
dated A. MOOT, unless othnrwIss specined.J
A. Bedford IS w Sand Khy Jan 23.
AbHccon 70 SE Ambrose Jan 23. =
Abangarea 80 " fsocas Jan %.
Afei eos n Cape Henry Jan a..
AKwimoon 81 VI Sand Key Jan "a.
AKtworid s Fenwick Jan ~.
AiIoway 1850 w Honolulu Pm Jan a.
American Press ~ Cape Hsnry Jan 81.
Anccn 80 n Colon Jefa ~.
Antictsm 100 70 Sand Key Jan 80.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
New French Shin Service

Ass s',fl paFhie EtnkfaIe TrangatIAn-
y announces new sebedvse, eHee
"a cnee. from France iBordeauz
: .ss sn aazalre) 81 twenty. VIZ voyages
lSSsss 70 Panama. Colombian and
5sn peYtM ria CusdeIyure and
'qqe, with five vesseis lfeYn-
mere have been only three
this run and only thirteer
weSe made In 1918 md eight
nsss six monks of 1870.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Aany British Ships Laid Up
1nerican Tonnage in the Lead
= Bristol and Avonmoufh

el.s. IS 'spcst on British shipping condi-
eablsd from London By Ccnsu,
Klra X. p. Skinner states that
Ms1ree vessels are laid up a.
q sSEsRn snc thirty In the vicinity
~ gnaouths inc nding the Cunard
II Royal George.
lds<s, principal tonnage reported st
ana AyoBmoutb is American.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Marine Reports
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
cNHa, Str Casmania Farm ,,Br), Liverpool Jan 16
=, str La savoie ,tFr). Havre. Jan is; to
pIench ssl Line; 4 3 with pass. mails and mdse; ;
Palermo, Jan s; Aigiers Jan MI IL: to : RI PHELPS
Bros; with pass and mdse; Pier Z. Bush
Str Devolente. Lobcs. Jan le; to coium-
bns 81 SHIPPING ,i, CO: with crude OIL anchored
%: to Fsrness Witty '3 CO. 5erwnda wish pass ssn
nails str snd s'a5s 7, mass; rss Pier IS, +;
Liinon. Jan l6; Havana. Jan 81; to United
Fruit Co; with pass. mails and mdse; Pier
SsT n0gsa sR caass ssa Nan 3
ian S Saal san to the Gompans
Str Chappaqua. Alexandra. Dec 81; AL
giers, Dec 80; to the Oriental Navigation
Co; In ballast; Pier g. Weehawken. N J:
Cuban s : 90; win sugar; Arbuckie's Re-
Str Nora. Lobos Jan is; to w r Grace G.
Co; with crude oil; Tidewater Docks Ba
Str St .Brynhlda sDan2. plymouth Mass
ballast; anchored off Stapleton, S l.
Str Mohawk, Ponce Jan 16: Mayaguez
Ian Il; San Juan. Jan 1s: to. N & Porto
s. Str ''' Lake Ses'i Elkwater, africa. Dec II:
lauiquie, Pee ~ cristobal,. Jan g.: Charles
Co: Pier 6s N r.
Str Bowes Castle (Br). Newport, Eng
1sna' 1s,n Jan Z; to Barber & Co.. In ballast; :;
str Phoenix. Lobos, Jan 1b; to Walker
s Daley; with crude. oil; anchored off
Tompkinsville.. s. !.
er & Daley; with crude oil; anchored OFF
Tompkinsville. l.
Str Virginian tAm>, alexandria. Jan s.;
Morse's Dry Dock, B'lyn
Str jefferson County. Philadelphia. Jan
e.; to United American Line: with mdse. !;
ST Mount Vernon Bridge. Halifax. Jan
o. TO Moore & Mccormick; in ballast;
IT $50 st. B'klyn.
57th st, bklyn.
Str City f nnn v 'sr} 3 "a pS,lsSephs lS
Pier g. Bush Docks. B'kyn.
Str Mongibelo 40. Norfolk,~ Jan %; to
Peirce Bros; in ballast; Pier A, w R R,
Str Mnnesotan. Alexandria. Jan Z: to
'strmien $ Co; In ballast Pier 2. Erie
Basin. Bklyn.
Dec 10; Bermuda, Jan is Norfolk. ian
%; to the Atlantic A Ariatic s s Co; with
mdse: anchored off Quarantine.
Str Western Cross. Halifax. Jan 21: to
H Tracy 6. Co; In ballast; anchored off
Str Creole. New Orleans. Jan 10; to
Southern Pacific Co: with pass and mdse:
Pier 40. NJ r.
Str Rayo. Port Arthur. Jan 49, to
STANDARD on Co: with OIL anchored off
Qua " ne.
Str \ liam Green. Tampico. Jan IS;
anchor ! off Quarantine.
Schr Sauppauge. Brunswick. Ga. Jan
Is; to- r Lawrence Smith; with mdse
'~- sc, N r..
str steel Mariner. Rotterdam; Oft Quar-
ap
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Navy Orders
From The Tri6une's Washington B~reuu
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:

ders issued to-day follow:
Iateman, 1t. a. H. to U. S. S. KIT.
Fehrons. Ems. w. w, to U. s. S. Rama DO
Cassidy. 1t. T.. NJ. to Hampton Roads
Coleman, Ap. elk c. E.. to u S. S. Con-
necticut.
Compton, Lit j. P. to u s. s. N-a.
Crawford, 1t: d: S. to U. 5. S. Arizona.
Ealy. Ap. elk. 7. b., to subm. div. l.
GerloH. Gun. A. F., to e. s. S. Wood
Kelly, III. l.. E.. to Asatic station.
Maddock. Ems. J. F.,/to u. S. S. Long
Beach
Mclaughlin. Gun. s. B., to Yorktown
Montgomery, 1t. Com. A. E.. to Mare
Island.
rierson, Ems. ]. A.. to U. S. S. Stevens.
Riley. 1t. j. A.. to U. s. S. New Hamp-
shire.
Robinson; Mach. e. L., to U. s. S. New
Hampshire.
schaefer. Lit. q. g.) V. II. to U. g. g.
Noa
swithehback. 1t. G. E.. to duty Asiatic
Irubcnbach, Ems. G. H, to Boston.
Fnderkloot 1t. Com. L. L., to Salt Lake
City.
wrough,on. 1t. e. r.. to San Francisco.
Ciitner. 1t. Com. H. A.. to Great Lakes.
Van Wart. 1t. i1. s.. to U. S. S. Neches
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Rrss;a Ruvinc German Goods

BFRITN. Jan. 6 fBv Mail).-Russia
hos Given large orders for manufec-
tired goods to Germsnv saws the
Ivves.;a. Included are 300 600 r'o"ghs,
$50, 600 electric lamps and $4,000 kilo-
Grams Of iodoforna..
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

RUSH G HAWKINs.--lN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John p, Cohalan.
Surrogate. of the County OF New York,
NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons hay.
Ing claims ains1 Rush C., lis wilkins. late
present the same. with vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber, at its place or transact,ng
business at the Office of Edward ~ Perkins
York. on or before the 18Th day OF June next.
Dated, New York. the 4ta day at Dccem.
Der, 1920
UNITED STA1E ES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Temporary Administrator
EDWARD NJ PERKINS, Attorney for
Temporary Administrator. Otnce and
Postoffice Address. No "a William Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Well Above Pre-War Mark

we'll ABOVE ffe-Wdr Mark
Launchings throughout the world in
.slS aggregated 1882, 600 tons, but the
innual total in 1915 reached the low
water mark of 1901, 900, from which
rose to the high level of 7,144,OOO
tons 10 1919. falling back to 1851, 900
tons last year.
OF the merchant vessels launched
curing 1920. Lloyd's Register super
vised the construction of 65 per cent
cite steel steamers and motor ships
q LOCO gross tons and above A total Of
S6ss,lN gross tons of the 1920 world
anncsinos was to Lloyd's class, of
Which 1887 ,453 tons were in the United
Md m. compared with 1,407,390 tons
curing 1919, gain of more than 20
PEI cent.
Considerable gains over 1919 were
MoHn by France, which increased the
nal Of its launchings from 80 600 tons
1900 tons last year; Holland, from
MWo tens to $4,000 tons, and italy,
non $4,000 tons to 133, 900 tons. japan,
ssssyer, showed marked decrease,
me Total falling from Gil 900 tons for
sis 70 456 coo tons last year The
snslsn dominions in the same period
Melined from 358,00O tons to 203 900
~as' All tAese countries, however.
hsnehings.
Most Tankers Bull: Here
we respect in which American ship
Nlcs Tar cutstripped the rest Of the
splio vas in the construction Of tank
~, ~ oI GOO gross tons and over during
sIW. Out. Of total Of $4,000 gross
Shs launched for all countries nearly
3 per cent WAS in the United States.
ar aivision Of the tanker tonnage was
= Iosiows for 1920, figures in gross
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

the rapid growth Of motor ship con-
,s.n ,seI'on Is indics ted b. the fact the
""sarns ",s;ns Of Llo. d's Register show that
rs.,g rss.s,ng l92p there were launched in the
ss.ass ssas lse 600 gross tons If vessels
go .x. WITH internal combustion en-
~ ~ At present there are.-rnore than
4 hsvV gross tons Of vessels Of this
sr anoer construction. chiefly in Eu-
The total Of vessels fitted with
;ssse'aes ;sse' which were launched during
IL M vas l,S25,0o0 tons, or nearly a
~. mo o1 the aggregate Of ships Of all
~, the vessels launched last year
s.sY-swo ss.sw were Of 10000 gross tons or
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

In pursuance OF order OF Honora ble
John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County
OF New York, NOTICE is hereby given 70
all persons having claims agains, Cathar,ne
Amory Bennett Able. late OF the County OF
New York, deceased to present lhe same
their place OF ,ransacting business at the
office of Perkins Train. their attorneys. at
No 200 Fifth Avenue. in the Borough of
Manhattan. in the City OF New York State
Of New York. on or before the 2lst day Of
June. 1921. next.
Dated, New York. the 4th day Of Decem.
ber. 1920
ARTHUR c. TRAIN.
COURTLANDT PALMER,
PERKINS & TRAIN. Attorneys fer E,x.
scutors. Office and Posle ice Address
No. 200 Fifth Avenue. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City
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ard, Baltimore tand sailed for Jackson
Vile); Raithwaite tBr). Valparaiso.
san 2l-xArrived: Malay
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Out-of-toun pcr~ous coming n N.,, 49,
nsra'lv read The rribune.- Advortars fks8
FURNISHED Room to Let Phons HcekmsS
sooo.-Adxl. y
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AMERICAN PORTS

King Alfred tBr). Alexandria: stonewaii,
Fowey; Hahntonka. Port Loboa; Fiume
ut). New York: Harold Dollar (Hr>. Vic
Bridge. New York; Brandon, Boston.
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FREE CATALOGS OF ALL Boys Giris',
SCHOOLS Or CAMPS n u S Appy
als2 Times Eidx or phone Bryant 1889
SECRETARIAT. English individual instruction
Parkview School. l46 West 18th Columbus .S1e
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One To-day

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