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New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Passenrr Ships Due

Aqultania (Br). Southampton and Cher
boure Dec. for New York: TO Cunard
Line. with pass. mails and n,dse: is ex-
pscted TO dock about 100 m to- day
at Picr "a. (Wcst 14th st)
Bayern tGerm). Hamburg. Nov "a, for
New YORK; to United American Lines with
pass. irails and mdso. rs expected to dock
late to-day or early Tomorrow morning
at Pier So. n r.
Alfonso XIII tsp). Corunna. Nov 20 for
New York; to Spanish Royal Mail Line
with pass. mails and mdse; is expected to
DOCK this a. m. at Pier s. e r.
Fort hamilton (Br). Bermuda Dec 6
Tor New York; to Furness. Witty & Co.
with pass. mails and rndse was delayed
by bad weather; is expected to dock at
Pier 95. n r. this m
Buckeye state, Honolulu Nov IA, San
Francisco, Nov 2l, Saa Pedro Nov "a, via
Havana for New y ork: to United Ameri-
can Line. with pass, mails and indse; Is
expected to reach Quarantine m to-
morrow and Will dock at Pier Sc. N be-
fore
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Cleared

Yuma. Bonmandt; Baracoa via kins-
ston; Ri Giorgio & Co
Emilia UD. Gladulch; Nessina and Mi
ls1zo; Phelps Brothers & Co.
Nora. Berg; Tampico; Pan-American
Petroleum & Transport Co.
Arapahoe. Devereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville Clyde S S Co.
r. Pawnee, Robinson: Boston; Eastern S S
Hals'itoo. Nelson; Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion Transport alton Co.
American. Mackay: San Pedro and San
American Lines
Herman Water. Holmes; Boston; East
st. Mary CBr,. Pescod Tanano and
Santiago; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Cananovs. Mundy; San Juan and Ponce
Atlantic Fruit Co
Havo tNol. Hovlaad; Sundsvall and
oene TO baltimore; II Ostervold & Co.
1uah's Peterson; Danzig; A IL Bull &
sehr Frances Parsons (Br) Mosher
Ierth Afaboy: F Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK. Dec S--Vessels of Camp
Eustis fleet allocated in past few days and
brought to Newport News include Indian
Harbor. to Baltimore $ S Co; Lake Agomac,
on a bare-boat basis, to the Baltimore
Carolina S $ Co loads al Baltimore; East
ern Coast. to the Susquehanna . Co, for
Philadelphia loading; independence Hall,
To Cosmopolitan Line. and Endcott to
Barber S S Line, the latter to load at Nor
folk and New York
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec S--Robert Dollar
Co. sold ship Dunsyre, 2.O46 tons net. to
James Bolts San Francisco. terms pri-
vate. Dunsyre idle here since July.
Caliao eS Sierra Cardoba (Ger), recently
purchased by Robert Dollar Co for Admiral
Line coastwise service, to be renamed Ruth
Alexander.
Service between Los Angeles and Homo
lulu with passenger ships Aeolus and HUI
ron. former German vessels. to be inaugu-
rated within sixty days. Los Angeles S
Co. announces.
SEATTLE, Dec s--Bay State, last OF five
535s,' assigned Admiral Line. arrived
from Philadeiphia 7th made run from
SAN Pedro In sxty-four hours, breaking
former record two houss
ASTORIA. Dec s--Motorship William
Donovan. Grays Harbor for San PEDRO. re-
ported In port mere leaking installed
steam pump and proceeded 7til.
ABERDEEN. Dec s--Shipping Board
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
International
Shipping Code
Forecast Soon
Representatives of American
OwnersBack FromLondon
Meeting Confident of Co.
operation for Uniformity
First Conference Success
Hague Rules Adopted by Ia
Maritime Nations and
Committees Plan Action

Substantial progress has been made
toward uniformity in shipping rules
and regulations o. all maritime ma
tions, according to representatives of
American steamship owners who were
at their desks yesterday after at
tending the international conference
in London. 1t was said that this meet
ing, the first comprehensive gather
ing of private ship owners in history,
was successful, and that movements
were on foot which within the next
two years will probably result in
standardizng many maritime practices.
Representatives OF fourteen nations
were present.
The American members were J.
Parker kirlin, general counsel Of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
ton: ". F. Gibbs. chairman of the
technical committee of the associa-
tion. and chief of construction for
the international Mercantile Marine;
Russell H. Loines. secretary of the
American Steamship Owners Mutual
Protective and Indemnity Association;
and W. A. Thompson, president of
the Texas Steamship Co. Mr.. Thomp-
son has not yet returned.
Hague Rules Indorsed
The most important action taken
at the International Shipping Con-
ference was Endorsement of the Hague
rules providing uniform principles for
ocean bills of lading. According to
Mr.. kirlin and Mr.. Loines, these rules
were a compromise and were not sat
isfactory to all nations in their en-
tirety, but they were approved as the
best that could be obtained under
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09

Bayern. Hamburg. Nov 24.
United American Lines
Hellas. Curacao. Nov 30. Caribbean S Co
Ny & Cuba Mail S S Co
Due Tomorrow
Archimedes, Manchester. Nov "a.
White Star Line
Montauk. London, Nov 20
Atlantic Transport Line
citta di Messina' Naples Nov p. -
Hesione, Liverpool; Noy IS: Barber S S Lines
Eastern Leader. Shields. Nov "a
} Winchester & Co
Eastern Importer. Lisbon, Nov 25.
w II Grace G. Co
West caddos' Huslva. Nov $ p'O'" 20
Avare Santos, Nov %. ;. Lloyd Brazileiro
Buckeye State San Pedro; Nov "a.
Bessie Dollar. San Francisco. Nov II. a
Dollar S Lines
Due Sunday
kroenland, Antwerp. Dec !. Red Star Line
NJ Carroll. Hamburg, Dec / Tn Am Line
Gen H F Hodges. cristobal, Dec Dec 5. ' '''''s
Northwestern Miller, London Nov 20
Robin Goodfellow. Everett. Nov II.
lntercOastal Sea Carriers
uiua. Fort Limon. Dec 4--United Fruit Co
Due Monday
ssps a9is, Hayse' 4tss Pee 49,. FRENCH Line
Cambria, Cristobai Dec S.
y Army Transport Service
Montserrat, Cadiz. Nov so.
Barbadian, Liverpool. Nov 80
ce. international Mercantile Marine
Crofton Hail. Montevideo, Nov Is.
Boswell Rio de Janeiro Nov 81.
City of Hankow, Newport Nov 26. 'N '''''7
Norton IilIv G. %
Caracas Curacao, Dec a.....Red eI'f p Z Linz NO
Ponce San Juan, Dec !.
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Dec TO- y ~
Furness. Witty &. Co
Due Tuesday
Algeria, Glasgow, Dec 3..Cunard- Anchor l.
La Bourdonnais. Havre, Dec 8. French Line
Eurymachus. Port Said, Nov 20.
Panaman. San Pedro. Nov Is "
Urited American Lines
Due Wednesday
Stockholm. Gothenburg. Dec 3.
swedish American Line
Huron santo. Nov gs James w ,5,s E,well g Co
Vauban, Buenos Ayrcs. Nov 25
Lamport & Holt Line
Due Thursday
Orbita. Hamburg, Dec g.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Line
rotomac, Bremen Dec 3.United States Lines
silene. Genoa. Nov Three Star Line Line
City of st Joseph. Malta. Nov %. -''''0
DRYDEN. Hamburg, Nov 29..Barber S Lines
Eastern Sea, Antwerp. Nov "a
IIoboken. Santos, Nov rs. W
Santa Marta. Kingston. Dec TO- ''''o Il
United Fruit Co
Due Friday. Dec 16
Lancastrian, Hamburg. Nov 30.
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
Racchus, Leghorn, Nov 25. Three ST. r., - y y
Storm King, Antwerp, Dec l. -'''''
Black Diamond S s Corn
Osakis, Aiexandria: Nov IS. Export s Corn
Chinese Prince, Gibraltar Dec wi
Arizonan, San Francisco. Nov 2S. 0' 10
or,.A 1, United American Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Reports by Wireless.
Bv United States Naval Service

tDistance is given in miles. Reports are
dated al noon unless otherwise specified. ]
Aeoius l+2 SE Ambrose Dec 8.
Aguilake lat Al % Ion b5 10 Dec s.
Aigonauin due Quarantine Pm Dec
Asquam lat A 36 Ion ~ 90 Dec z
Bayern due Saturday morning.
Bella passed Hatteras AM Dec s.
Ii, Blar Se7 Cap Cape Henry Dec I
CANADIAN Victor passed Nantucket Nv Z
tarplake S Barbados Dec T.
chester sun due Marcus Hook 2 AM Fri
day.
CITY OF Columbus ~ NNE Hatteras Dec 8.
Hity of Flint 2bs Il Cape Henry Dec s.
Centennial State 1915 E Ambrose Dec Z.
Collamer 253 T. Ambrose Dec s.
Eonehatta a49 E Cape Henry Dec s.
f,l lsleo passed Hatteras AM Dec s.
El Nalle due $50 AM Friday.
T. Barstow lat j So Ion 54 IL Dec 7.
Fort Hamilton 1856 Sc Ambrose AM
Freda due Baltimore 3 PM Friday
George W Barnes due Ambrose Lghtship
AM Friday
Hampden "a S by w Portland Dec T.
Hudson lat 4s 81 lon +s ~ Dec :.
lroquois arrived Azua AM Dec s.
] Moffett Jr 500 f Ambrose Dec S.
kroonland lat a 26 Ion Ss SO Dec T.
Lake Elon 10 ESE Cape Henry Dec s.
Lake Elsah 1853 NE Hattcras Dec s.
Lake Faraby due n Dec II.
Dec s.
Lake Saws 1854 s Ambrose Dec l.
I.evisa 1S7 Nantucket LV Dec s.
Naugus 5GS Ambrose Dec s.
New Britain G25 E Ambrose Dec s.
Newton 60 SW Block Island Dec s.
Ontario rs Il Fire Island Dec s.
Pannonia due Quarantine midnight Fri
day.
Ponce left San Juan PM Dec I.
Potomac lat so 06 lon 22 81 Dec I.
$ NJ Spaulding 220 u Barbados Dec 7.
Somerset 27S Sc by S Ambrose Dec 8.
Santa Lucia due n Monday.
Saugus $40 r Ambrose Dec S.
Steel Scientist IS SW Hatteras Dec g.
Tecumseh 500 f Ambrose Dec 5.
Tnemstocles lat 40 II &on SO 40 Dec T.
Venezuela 40 Havana S PM Dec 7.
w j Hanna 1850 from South Pass Dec G,
West Brook 610 e Ambrose Dec Z.
West Calumb 500 Ambrose Dec s.
West Celina lat 40 IS Ion SO 48 Dec Z.
West HarGaMay lat ~ 19 lon 81 OF Dec z.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09

the circumstances. They are intended
to be applied voluntarily by steamship
companies. Il was said that the
European shipowners were forced 10
adopt them to forestall rigid legisla-
ticn.
The text of the resolution adopted
by the conference, made public here
for the first time yesterday, reads as
fel.nws:
THAT the international Shipring Confer
ence representative OF the shipping indus
try in every part az tle world, which has
had before It the Hague Rules 1871 re-
Gently adopted by the international Jaw
Association FOR submission TO tho various
interests concerned In hills OF lading, is ot
the opinion that the interests Of trade and
commerce arc best scrved by full freedom
of contract unfettered by state control,
hut that in view OF the ai,nost unanimous
desire maeifested by merchants, bankers
and underwriters for the adoption OF tue
Hague Rules this couference IS prepmrea
to recommend them for voluntary applica
ton, and, Il and 40 far as may be neces-
sary. for adoption by internatio conven-
tion between the maritime countries
Reservations Made
This resolution was adopted unani-
v~~csly. but the representatives of the
shipping industry in Italy and Japan
reserved the right to raise questions on
the rule which prohibits the ship owner
fixing q limit of liability below st00
per package.
German delegates were present, but
did not vote on the Hague rules. In
general they held aloof from the pro-
ceedings. it was said yesterday.
Mr. Gibbs, who was interested chiefly
in the technical discussions, said that
committees were appointed to study
loadlines, bulkheads. wireless and
safety appliances. These will make
their reports next spring or summer in
conference which is expected in the
fall.
Uniform regulations on loadlincs
were approved in principle. 1t was
found that the regulations non bulk
heads and life-saving equipment, which
were adopted at an international con-
ference under government auspices fol-
lowing the Titantic disaster, have been
found to be unsatisfactory as result
of war experiences, and that revision is
necessary.
Plan for Tax Exemption
The International Shipping Con-
ference also indorsed the general prin-
cple of the exemption OF foreign
steamship lines from taxation on re-
ciprocal basis. 1t was said that as each
nation taxes the shipping of foreign
countries at its own ports the net re-
suit is no gain for any nation and only
the expense of collecting taxes.
A documentary committee. to make
suggestions on the terms and con-
ditions Of charter parties in all trades,
was appointed This is intended to
eliminate from competition all fea-
lures of these documents and to estab-
lish uniformity.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Petitions i'll Banlsruptcy

Following petitions in bankruptcy We're
fed Yesterday in tho United States Dis
NEW YORK SILK GARMENT CO. in
$4,000, assets, $1,000.
$4,000 assets $4,000.
PALM COSTUME co. INC, involuntary;
womens garments; 1874 w. 26th ST. LA
bllties, $4,000: assets, $1,000.
LOUIS l.. BUCKLER. voluntary; 125
E. 2sd St Iabiltiss s11.ss5; no assets
,EDwAED CLARK. voluntary; 225 w
44th st. Liabilities. s1o.94S; assets. SIS.
JACOB ozIROw, involuntary; 55
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
Walter L. Bryant. for Julius F. Feigel
:.ears, l46 Second av., with bond of
Samuel sturtz for the Textile Trimming
Works. Inc, trimmings. l29 w. Goth ST.
John L.; Lyttle. for Mandel & Kohn.
jewelers.. w. 45th St. with bond OF
Bertha Hernsansh. for the Palm Cos
tune Co.. nc, Nomens garments, 1874 W.
2Gth St. with bond Of $1,000.
I'M Moses sMr cohsn; H. for George '" Green FErs
$1,000.
scheidles In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
We're filed yesterday In tho United States
MAYBRooK Cooperative STORES
INC, groceries, Maybrook, n. Y. Liabli-
ties s2S53 assets. s1S2N.
RICHLEY MERCHANDISE CORPORA
JION, notions. 30 Orchard st. Liabilities
SS.0a4: assets $7.49O.
tARDlN HAT co. Liabilities, $40 945; ;
assets. $4,000.
Assignments
GLUCKLICH & SILVERMAN INC
manufacturing cloaks and suits, 204 to
2o6 T.. 1o7th St, yesterday assigned for
the benefit of creditors to E. e. Vilkomer-
son, 299 broadway
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Propose Early Shoe Style Snow

Proposals to hold the annual shoe
style show in connection with the con-
venton Of the National Shoe Retail
crs' Association, in September or Octo-
ber, instead of in January as at pres
ent, were discussed yesterday by rep
sentatives Of the retail association
and Of the National Shoe Manufactur-
crs' Association at the Hotel Astor.
No definite decision was reached. The
January show, when much buying is
done, according to the manufacturers
and some of the retailers, comes too
late in tho season to permit full spring
1.roduction
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Cotton Goods More Active

In the gray or unfinished cotton
goods market yesterday buyers dis
played increased interest in print
cloths. Trading in this description was
considerably broader than in the pre-
ccding day, and prices showed frac-
tional advances. Holders of standard
construction 64/6O. 38h inch pr,nu
cloths, in some instances, were getting
SSs cents a yard net for their offer
ings.
Accompanying this activity in print
cloths was the animation in sheetings.
Although not on so large scale as M
print cloths, trading reached favorable
proportions. Sateens and fine combed
fabrics were quiet.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
North OF Sandy Hook--Fresh. possibly
strons. northerly; overcast thick weather
and c!oba bly, snow or rain.
Sr".iy Hook 10 Hatteras-Fresh to strong
no. .'rly overcast thick weather and
ra
h.atteras to Florida Straits-Fresh. shift
frf. becoming north and northwest: over
Cd i thick weather and rain.
OFF the Atlantic coast, Hattcras to Kew
est-Fresh, shifting, becoming north and
northwest: overcast thick weather and
rain
over east Gulf Of Mexico-Fresb. nos
siDly strong north and northwest and over
crst weather; probably rain over east por-
ton. 'o'
" est Gulf Of Mexiso-Frosh to stronr
rrrfswcst and nor,h ana generally fair
ever Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
sEaa--3foderate. shifting; partly oyercas st
weather and probably local rains
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Incoming Steamships
Dne To-day

vessel Port. Agency.
West Inskip. Antwerp, Nov II.
Black Diamond 9 8 Corr
Steel Mariner. London. Nov ..
Norton. Lilly q Co.
West Calumbs Gibraltar, Nov IL.
United American Lines
Grelfryda. Hayrc. Nov 20. -. French Lines
Pannonia. Liverpool. Nov 26. .Cunard Line
Collamer. Bordeaux. Nov "a.
Cosmopolitan Line
Virgil. Trinidad. Nov es
Lamport & Holt Line
Agwistar. Marsel,es Nov rs Ward Line
Alfonso XIII, Coruna, Nov 90.
Spanish Royal Mail
Algonquin, Turks Isle, Dec g.. Clyde Line
1T Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec 6.
Furness, Witty & Co
pelavan. nelttast. Nov Mosx a. : ,,.cor,,,,c, co
rstanin. Southa mpton. Dec 8 :. .Cunard
Centennial State. London. Nov 80. U Lines
Mexico. Bordeaux. Nov a.. French Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Sailed Yesterday

HI Estero, New Orleans Norfolk, Baltl-
more: America UD, Naples; w C Teagle,
Texas City: East Side Rotterdam
Aeolus, Buenos Ayres; John Worthington,
Tampico: Harriet (Norl. Newport News;
Bayonne. Philadelphia kenowis Philadel-
phia; Canadian Cruiser (Br), Auckland
Freeport Sulphur No s. Freeport: Arapa-
hoe. Charleston and Jacksonville Mesopo-
tarnia tIsr), Yokohama; Mount Clay. Ham
burg. Victorious. Philadelphia: Siboney,
Havana; George Washington. Bremen
Qui.pue {Br), Buenaventura; Chateau
1hierry. Boston: Leopoldina (Br). Havre
Hamilton. Norfolk: City of Savannah, Sa-
vannah. Nika. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

RIO JANEIRo, Dec 7-cubano (Nor)
Vt BUESos AYREs, Dec 7-Troubadour
PANAMA CANAL. crist obal. Dec =
Portland Maru (Jap). for Kobe Minnequa
for Taicahuano (and both sailed).
TRONDHJEM Dec 3-Songelv (Nor)
NAPLES. Dec 6--Cameronia (Br).
PLYMOUTH Dec 7-Amerca for
Bremen (and procceded)
cONSTANTINOPLE Nov 29-Jacona
SMYRNA. Nov 27-Sequoya (Br).
GIBRALTAR. Dec S--Gul Djemal {Turk)
via New Bedford for Naples (and pro-
ceeded)
NAPLES, Dec 2-Dante Alighieri GtaD.
via Boston.
soUTHAMPToN, Dec. 7--oropesa (Br)
for Hamburg tand proceeded).
LONDON. Dec 7Mesaba (Rr).
YOKOH ANA. Dec 5---tIaGue Maru (Japs
Via New Orleans and san Francisco.
PLY MOUTH. Dec S-Finland, for Ant
werp (and proceeded).
Departures for New York
ALGIERS. Dec 1--Yaye Maru (Jap),
''I pENANG, Dec City of Adelaide (Bl)
from Hong Kong.
ANTM ERP, Dee 4--st Mihiel.
HAVRE, Dec 5--Farls (Fr}.
KOBE Dec 5-Shunko Maru (Jap)
from Hong Kong.
HULL. Dec Idaho (BT).
SHANGHAI, Dec 7-Katuna (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Italian Nat. Bank of Agriculture

A National Bank of Agriculture is to
be formed in Italy by the vncr of the
General Confederation of A. culture
with the Federation of Agriculcur.; So
cietes, according to an item n the
Milan press. It's authorized capital is
50.000000 lire (Which can be increased
to 00,000,000 lire), divided up ji shares
of 500 lire each. A minlmuso of 49,
100000 lire will be subscribe.I by the
regional cooperative societies and agri-
cultural banks. 1t is hoped that this
bank will effect unifcation and de-
velopment of agricultural credits.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
BY Cable and Radio

signaled -rannonia (nr), Liverpool for
New York, due In Quarantine midnight
FRIDAY. Dock saturday morning.
-, pHilADElPHtA. bee 8 = Arrived
@nrehelm (swedY, Gothenhurg. etc yin
Boston, faloma (Cub), Nucvitas. Vita and
AM: Bolton Castle tBr). New York
Sape Roimain. New York; virglia (Br),
saitimorei MetrimacR, Jacksonville and
savannah Sailed: Persian. Jacksonville,
etc, Roana Ut), Gibraltar, Capulin. Lon
uon etc. via Newport News. etc.
BOSTON. Dec ARRIVED. DEby (Br)
Liverpool, via st Johns, N u. and Halifax
Erandon, Lalnberts Point: Jonancy. Nor
iolk ohioan Pacific Coast ports. Sailed:
virginia (Dan), Copenhagen via rhtladel-
phia and Baltimore; Mcrose. Lamherts
Point: Meteor, Sewcl's Point: Walter u
Moves, Newport News Uatter three 7th).
BAlTIM MORE Md. Dec S--Arrived
Thomas = Bcai, Boston. New York and
rhiadelphia; sheridan (Br). New York
Mahopac Rr). Antwerp, etc. via Norfolk
Gaute (Norl, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
,y terday, the first name being that of the
Arvins, Nathan A--P + zander s1.o27.oo
.Avidan, Henry G-B Narotzksy.. 1.S7s.s7 7s.s7
Rubber Shoe Co............. 5S1 81
Abel. Myers Roseman.. ........ 2902i
American n, r Writing Paper Co
Arkel. John-w Greene. .... 29sS4
Associated Apparel Factories,
Inc M Ferguson ct al. 1870
Ace Paper Stock Co, Inc, Ncho-
las Guarolina ct al---R Guarim
ct al ...................... 1.ao2s5
Barrett Fred c-J l. Mott Iron 'i''i0
Works ............ .......... 4o1 81
6eler 1ouls-H r. klemens...., 201.83
Burns, MHSA' Neliie-Natonai 'ai Black Sss's
Berkman' Felix T-F II Bonnany. 6809l
Same-Same .................... a54e9
BuIilhger' John Al Fhomas. 48724
Brenon, Herbert-M Rosenthal
ct al ..;........ .......... 1.o4s5s
,sruhner' George--J Williams. 1876
boissanault CASTOR lG Bois-
sonault Co)--Connecticut Tele-
phone CO 49,. ;.........-... 1920
Garr. G. water r. j Dinneen. 1855
claman supply co-William IL
City Of New York--J j Little & S0'0S
Ives Co o.,:...,..,:.. :.......... 1890
Cohen. Oscar Cohen aud Israel
Cohen. administrators-S New
Dahlen, Henry--J W Anderson 27s 80
Davis. Leslie--w A Baum Co,
puchser. ,nH samuelE Loewy a5sSS a3s q
Engllsh, Johh Il Soble; costs. 1000
Klug-M Israel .......... EOS. 90
Fisher, Lewis r (Fisher Garagej '''1'4-
-Acheson Oildag Co ........ 3o4.05
E'S<e Iu-ir,
Realty Co.)-Mail & Express
rleidsnbaum cid, ,, & I.jebenthai, Inc. 1910
rrala Arms and Equipment Co.. '''''
r, ,I,,,,oz lnSmw l,als p. Bennett Co. 2es.o7
Horowitz - 520-522 Broadway
coodman @Srn Henry and irving SsS.'s
Goodman Bros.) S. Kaplan 2ls.07
Cities. Alexander (Fis,or Cities
:, C., co;or1 seo Rosenberg nm.1 s ct al 1853
karsh-N. r. Stone ct al. 1.s3l.so
Goidstein' Samuel--A: Goldstein S1a.75
Gardiner Mary G.-Russak Fur
Gottfried. Joseph, Joseph Cot 0i 80
fried, Inc. and Josef Reiter-
Gottfried. Joseph, Joseph Colt ~
fried, Inc and Josef Reiter
f. Newmark 80; .,:......,...; 3,161.45
uirshKorn. David (jtssie Dress -1-''-
oO.j--lI. NiIdHu 4O2.So
Hartman. Virgins & Reiners
Inc.p. Mess ct al........ 5000
Helfand, Harry--I Mandel 1T al 53455
Horton. Henry L-Wilkansport
National Bank ............. I255S3
Hopkins. Virginia &c. V.
Burch :.....,...... 244.6S
UNYng. Louis du Pont. and An
t6inette E.-925 Park av.. 13S545
Jordin. Rotkin Co.. Inc.--A. Eli
senberg, Inc. .:........ ........ 1l5.47
Jessemere Furniture Co. Inc,
Hynan Bran, Morris Bloom
field and Samuel j.. Cohen-
n. NJ. Fuerstein ........... 1850
johnson. Harold B.-R. a. Winn 1920
Kaufman. EliasH. Loewi ct al 1851
Kornbluth. Harry M.--Yonkers
Fur Dressing Co. Inc. 1920
Kolber, Max. and Frank Goldfish
Il. Liebezzell ct al ...... 234so
Kogane, Henry-I W. Eiscn 40035
Levine, Abraham--E Schwartz 2i4s0
Landi. Joseph--A. Smith - s1265
Lozowsly. Leon--M. Cohen et al 265l9
Meyerson, Samuei-Ciinton Truck
Sales Corp ..,......... 2lsao
Merchants Chain Stores - l.
Hirsch ct al. .............. lo55o
NM!cManli! VA bra nam Bros. 11234
MarkowitS. Philip. ct al--willow>
New-York tribune., 1921-12-09
Marine Disasters

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec S--Wreless from
Toisiwa Maru. Off Cape Tlnttery. said she
was rushing to assistance OF tho paigen
Mhru IN distress. after long battle IN
heavy gale.
NORFOLK, Dee S-Repairs VIII he made
at Newport News to tanker Swift Star.
which nut into Hannop Roads ycstrr-
day with engine trouble.
SAN PEDRO. Dor y--Willforo New
York for San Francisco struck Southern
Pacific pier leaving harbor 7th. sank
proceeded Extent damage to vessel IL
any, unknown