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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23
BY United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.

distances given In miles; position al noon.
unless otherwise specified.l
Abansarez l02 y Colon 2lst.
A a,..., lat o. 70; lon % p 2ist.
Aigonquin 49S w san Francisco PM 2oth.
Alliance is5 NJ Colon 21st.
American star 3Ss Sc Bermuda Goth
Antigone S3s Il Ambrose 5 PM 2fst
Antia ~ from Marcus Hook 22d
Aric 1870 Sc Sabine Pass 2ist.
Assinippi il Hatteras a2d.
Bnidhili $50 5 Charleston 2ist.
B0ytuwn FL w Key West 2ist.
Bearport l,osG w Columbia River 5 PM 10Th.
Bella 10 Hatteras ed.
Bellnaven 400 y Ambrose 2ist.
boswell loo 81 Lucia 20th.
bFtilaht 700 SW Hatteras 22d.
bt9sd Arrow ESQ w san Francisco Pm
ca'orla Ia Sc south Pass 22d.
Iapuim 10 L Cape Henry 2ist
Cartago go Cape San Antonio 21st
geniaurus lat 80 ~. Ion 81 20 2lst
CHARLES VI Everest 100 Hatteras 22d.
S C,sJ, les Pratt rat ~ y Hatteras 22d.
Chetopa lat 90 &c, Ion 65 10 2tst.
SGii,yy o. Omaha $50 81 Ambrose 22d
City Of 81 Louis 30 Ambrose ed
Comet IS y Hatteras 22d
CCommunipaw gls 2 Ambrose 2ist.
Coneho 50 " Key West odd.
Coppcname $50 N Tela 2fst
Corning go p Tampico 2tst
p 9 scofield 90 y Crstobal PM FIST.
hartford $50 w Key West god.
Deroyllne ~ SSw Hatteras 2lst.
peNoieHie ls7 NE Port t.obos gist.
Eastern Mariner 5S6 from Colon 2ist
Edwsd pS 9RSsny lS N isi HeI ean o-a
Eldrldgc iit0 " Seattle IN a0th
~ Alba 80 NE Jupiter 2ist.
~ Captain is3 NV Tortuess afst
~ Norte - Wv Torfugas efst
III Vale 25i ESE Galveston 2ist
enterprise ~ W San Francisco PA 10th.
Esparta l46 Cape Henlopen God
y Q Bas'ow 300 w Sand key af,t.
Federal - w sand Key 2ist.
Fort Armstrong 1850 Z by Five Fathom
Franklin K Lane 1850 S Galveston 2is,.
Frederic Ewing 800 r Taupco 2iat
Freepport Sulphur No 1e1 $ Freeport olst.
George II Jones EGO EsE Galveston 2ist
Granite state !, 5I5 Norfolk Pm 2ist
G Gi.iifo - " San Francisco 8 PM Goth.
cuff Queen % s rortugas 22d
Gultland 235 & Sabine bar 2ist
Gulfbght ~ w Sand Key 22d
Guitstream 400 EsB Sabine bar 2ist
II g Folger 100 s Iiatteras 2fsi
Aahatonka 20 NE Jupiter 2ist
Hampton Roads 40 T. Charleston aist.
Harold Walker % NE Nantucket 22d
Henry X Mallory 6sS 3 HatterHs 2ist
Herbert 9 Wyie 20 s Ambrose o2d
neredia ~ Barrios 2iet.
Holnila passed Nantucket midnight 2fst
Hlionnedasa 2p4 y Cape Henry 21d.
ioums So HAucras 22d
tiugueno' W sW Hatteras 2tet.
: 4 gosteisk 5ss wiS ;S 4 Tor 4 gist
Japan Arrow ia Nc Por, f.obos plat.
Jufuku Maru IA, 32 49, Ion 81 q eist.
keTanee - Key West 22d.
Lake Ellerslic 9s from Cienfuegoe ctst.
Lake Elmon' go Ambrose 22d
lake Fo1erof' 2i6 ssE South pass 2ist.
Las Vega 20 Honolulu 3 PM 10Th.
l,ehlgh $50 s Capo May 22f.
LeNtsa "a 5 Nantucket 2iat.
Lorain 40 So Cape Henry eist
Ligoniey 80 = Tampico 2ist
,f1F 10
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS, March ARRIVED. schrs Cote
Nord tBr) santiago land sailed 18th for
cuba Via Martinique %. Jean Mckay tBrl
Bahia Sd. strs Songster fBr), Martinique
land sailed sth for Trinidad, Chignocfo
mr.. Halifax, Sc, via ST Lucia (and sailed
for 81 Vincent) 9th, Ifortensius tBr) Buenos
Ares 6c land sailed 18th for Cientuegosl .
sth bark czarlua tBr) rcrnamburo; ION.
atra tebe Dutch DeTnerara land sailed
iith for Trinidad ith Speaker tFrl, Lon
don: schr Il Backman tBr) AEers
Sailed Feb 2B, strB l. q Adams tBr). Turks
Island. 18th bark Santa (ItaU, savannah
schr Douglas = Parks CBr), Turks Island.
March g. ship VIM Mitchell tBrl, Buenos
Aires; Sth str Lake Fackler Trinidad lVth'
aehr Asdulh (Br). Louisburg,
BERMUDA. March iG-Sailed, ar Iyns
tBri Havana.
Passed 10Th. airs Delaware GRO, Avon
mouth for sabine: 18th, Ccaeno tDutchl
r,etterdatu For HAMPTON Roads
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WIRELESS REPORTS

Str Oscar Il dam. Copenhagen. &C, for
New York, is expected 10 arrive In New York
Friday II not diverted 10 Boston.
Str New Rochelle, from Bremen. IS eI-
pected 10 arrive at Boston about Saturday.
Passengers for New York Will remain on
vessel until she arrives here.
Str FINLAND. Southampton. &C. for New
York, IL expected to arrive at pier 6i North
River, "Wednesday forenoon.
Str Borgensfiord (NorD. Bergen for New
York. Is expected 20 arrive In Quarantine
Thursday morning
Str Merrymount. Hamburg for Boston, was
IN lat ~, Ion lS 0S \ noon Monday.
Str Chama CBr), from Port Natal &C, Will
arrive at Boston Wednesday, weather per-
hitting.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Ny on Ipa.,5 ~ GU $500 !.
M IncSro. IL I staed rannico. tit,
q Kone SiE 41r ,ane geAisp 70 fs,ur1
i ,,gs S3ottysb1,g T,hIIadeIphta rowing bares,
.os,tra ha,ess 1Isnais,,i,.S ma s1sfnns,,,s
r sr...s "a .}S5 49, $3.50 par,ia IA.
\ Rboda Tsla1d fT,rl Ciatsos Ana i.ivarre,
Ia 49, 49, Eu,;,ort &c. pb adcirbl.
wa RS os,or N'"po't -'p"s' Hit
4 - ~ ~ tr Ac,,t-,oo, D.. 49,
| Saiied BOD airs Ifalerlc cRr, iron, C,at
| ct,tqs and Colo1Ibo far Mn. y,,rl' fa,s Ans.
Sgts ana Pb fiopo iS Sorfo
! "a 70 san f,r.anctsco S@. Cayon- IN, MN
| YorE al ; PM tus soconv M 4 Win mo-
~ % Scam, So 10 eg Val u. W.,
4 ~ tItgSfend iybt NV hi r,iiess cIaar
| cho1n, go 'e''''
- ssgg5',rI,tNpr. MA ,f,r,t ;. A,r,,,od ,r,
storniiten 5sar, bio Ianalro. c,aho 0r,eea
! Isp,. New YORK. Howard. Boston VIA Nor
fols h., sGh II, George W hseyi ~. Galveston.
saiied sd sirs osasatornle. Hamburg And
Ani%eTP: eres oNoul iu4 y sanoa sc,
Ha 40 ~ a " Soma Pbuadefnhi.
s95%a a. H1 grps Gaa Ma t
81 n9S TaoS oT Pa ss5 tsaS
iF Passsd i" Cd 9gc , y. SU III King lowing
oS psssod 70 GOA me-. ,,,ar, i po,,e o,,,
ha,got terIn'da t@i+h 9.',,oi Iobn y f;aV,
nop Gin Trton VIZ, ,yit ~ 'oi
CHARLESTON Sc. March 22-Arrived str
Lake E!leuorah, Jach sonvlle (and sailed for
sailed ord. strs Crawford (from Liverpool),
CAPE HENRy, Va. March . Passed out,
burg. " il Tnford, DO for Tanplco.-Wiud
NV, 10 miles; cloudy.
cbif,i,,, ri %Iar isn Nnrgo III s6a1@,
(an j "a 2Sd) Vacuum. Philadelphia 5aad
sailed 92d for Tampico), Bavingtou, Ham
burg
Arrived I'D. strs Mar Rojo CSp). Tampa
FL Lago. New York: El Vale do. era
thorne. Havana, Topla. Tampico; Geo II
Arrived a2d Str Roehester Philadeiphia
Sailed e1st, strs Franklin X Lane, Tam
pico: Breadon (Br. Italy
Sailed ODD, str Calno, Bremen.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 22-Arrivcd.
strs Juulata Baltimore. Arapshoe. New
York;
(supposed) J NJ Cuffey. do; Hofuku Maru
Dep, Genoa 49,, 30 .,,.., !,
gan, New York; schr 81 Clair Thertault CBr).
Havana.
Spindrift Niouero
sailed I'D, sirs Banan CNor). Tela. Lake
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 22-Arrlycd,
strs Andyk Dutch. Rotterdam: Choctaw.
Havana II 1aptan, sew lorN' EI E,s ltSoi
ticker, Havana sacanadasa Hamburg; sal.
amacca, Port Barrios: Senator (Br Tam
pico; schr Herbert May. Havana
Sailed 22d str Tatjana (Nof. Liverpool.
Sailed from Port Eads a. etrs ~ Bayw y,'.
Rockefeller Norfolk: Lake Orange. Glen
fuegos Lake Fanbush. Valparaiso; oianch'
se era':' Virginia Bridge. smyrna.
NEWPORT NEWS; va. Maryh 2--Arrived
London: Coiegian (Br) Seattle. &c. for Dc
Inca New York (and sailed for Santiago
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CABLE REPORTS.
ANTWERP, March 2G-Arrived, str Intomb
Arrived 18TH, strs Andaiusier CBr), New
/ Orleans; Cambria. New York; LondoneI
/ (Bels), Baltimore Via Portland. Me; sunocc
Sailed 18th. SIT American Dutch, New,
ARpRossAN. March io-sailed. str Barot
| Napier (Brl. Hampton Roads.
/ MONMOUTH. March 2t-saiied. str LII
m HS1 iss,A Ma Mare MeS: siArrived. strs Re-
! public. Antofagasta; Nina Brea (Br)
csiiaa,o;S Bosota lBr,, Tsioshuano.
paradise; Bakersfield. Seattle; Mexican. Los
Angeles; Ben! Brewster Pisagua:
RARBADoS. March fSArrived. schr Ellen
Little. Valencia proceeds 70 Jaeksonvlle).
IN port 10TH. schr James w Howard. for
Gqitport 90 load foT Portland
Kermit "a. March e0--Arrived. schr Jose
phine 4 McQuesten. Newport News.
BILBAO. March i5-Sailed. str Lake Eiva.
! Tsmpa lnot previously,
BORDEAUX. March i7-Arrived. str Cas-
Arrived i5th. s;- Luc!iine CBr,. New Or
leans.
BREMEN, Marea l9--Arrived. sir Card.
Arrived 10Th. strs Chrlstel Sailing (Ger)
Galveston; Mar Mediterranean tSp), Savan-
cennes Bridge, New York.
BUENos AIRES, March iesaiied. str
CEfTsSo March ai-Arriyed. str Santa
Teresa, New York
cHRISTlANIA. March ls-Arrived. str
SF uo Marsa 3ssa a stT taKe
roxcraf, New Orleans
rTode cpan5' Galveston ' via Norfolk: Mon
ana New York.
CRiSToBAL. March oi-Arrived. strs ST
| Mihiel, New York and San Juan: Moerdyk
A1Seles'' WesatShee' Phiadelnhia &c for
ssGsd Sis, s,rs Eagle. New YORK J-heo-
dnra Rooaeyei. Hamburg; Segura (Br) Car
tagens Crynssea (Dutch), Puerto Colombia ;
LiberAtor. Savannah.
New DAS YorE A"'V-' '0--'''''e'' - ~ w.
DOVER, March 22-Arrived. str Brindilla.
DuNXIRK. March 2I--Ar-ived, ctr sidIaw
| Range fBr) New York
| f,ronn Manches,erC. Baltimore.
from anf I an m@ For Norfolk ~ i''ue4
4' GFT0H Marsh i4-salled. str yulcano
| frtan Earnnton Roads.
i lI.ah Ia Y YaTG .or Sapes and Genoa
Passed 2ls; sTs Bar p New r rSrE foT
IanIaa
psesed f6tI, str Felix Tausa.g. Portland
,or Palermo
IS Sailed ed i Iiiyi str Ta!ho Maru tJap, Hamp-
I .or poada
~. aiiaS Io.r p,g 80 /, Kent. from ST
Satsu 20. -, - = : $3.50
JON jon e. Ne -, N Arrived s.-a car
P p, Nsw or Nnreo, S's oSiaFies'0" 80
Jufa9 NSss.eFt Sof1 %aroh o;-A-rived. airs
s,l.,,.,, HfiIia- fRrI rnnson. C,anad,an
Scrthwestern M,As. sr,,r
Mp 1870, NDt''
'e eai,o a. ood 49,. Posau,d fgr,. New York
cs sa.,se yoyarer eRrl. Baltimore; Cana
S Am p,,rra voy ssSe R,o 11saneiro.
IL IL lfpyrpc. Srarrb oo-Arriyed str Ben
80. 80 = 80 - VII
san rr,,as I'm $50 krizna PHILADELPHIA via
Pa,,e-dam I -
Sagad IAN 81 Houston. Galveston,
S Saued ,s,n' 49, Knoxyi,is Galveston.
$500 a,s, 80 keresan Balfirlore
sailed ISL s,T hS re isasiad 81 Hera
-, ~
NeW 19rA' >,.-., "a Ar-,,.ad s.ra reonol-
AZ Sp p,a. Sou york west Mahonlet. do
cat,ad i-,6 a,r Chicago (Frr1 New York
s na-rg "a Macs is.sa,ied' str Middl csex.
f. ~ - - - - ~
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IlyuFoGraphlc OIflce FubIIcation No So
List OF Lights, vol. 1.-The West Indies and
Pacific Islands and Coasts OF North and
(ncluding uniform time system, radio time
signals and radio compass stations Of the
world, corrected 70 Dec 81, 1920, N NJ So
1890 Is ready for Issue and Is obtainabie
from the photographic Office or its sales
agents for 90 cents a copy.
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Bound East.

Str Delaware. New York for Boston ia;
4:35 PM.
schr Hazel NJ Jackson. New York for Nan
tueket.
Tugs Alert. with dredge tat 7 AND
Sanitation, with barges Cat 80 AND :
Plymouth, with (at 8 90 AND Nara gan
sett, with (at 1890 any.
Sailed 22d. schr George . Klinck tfrom
South Amboy), Rockland, Ne.
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Dangers 10 Navigation.

BOE ron. March 22-Wirecas 10 navy ward
reports Two ohstructloua ono 4 floating
mine III lai - 81 or 20 ~. which was about
foet ln diameter and showing feet above
the water. the other was y derclict 10 feet
long H. lat 30 80. Ion go 90
Str Rhode Island tBrl. from Glasgow en-
countered field ce 10Th IN lat ~ 80 Ion
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL THURSDAY.


Str Walter Jennings. Charleston. 10 Robert
L Hague. Went to pier 5. Bayonne, Nj.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk 10 the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse.
str Manltowoc. Philadelphia.
Schr John l. Martino, Virginia. Went 10
Nata.fntAtn lrraak
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Relocation OF Sandy Hook Rario Compass
stalon-Iiadio compass bearings from SANDY
Hook have been discontinued temporarily
pending rehabilitation of apparatus al a
new location In lat 40 27 "a N, lon IS SO 80
W When the station In all respects is ready
for resumption OF service duo notice viii be
gvon. During this interval radio compass
bearings viii be furnished by the three re-
naming stations, viz: Montalk LII Fire
Island, NY. and Mantoloking. NJ.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NJ, March 22-Barometer at
noon, 1888 inches; wind NE. fresh breeze:
weather dull. temperature. S5 deg Fair.
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IRON the Hydrographlc oftice. ]

Massachusetts, - Boston Harbor = Castle
Rocks fog bell out OF commission. VIII be
repaired as soon as practicable.
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WHALEMEN.
CABLE REPORTS.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, March to--Sa
schr VIM n GRADER, Atlantic Ocean.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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MARINr.-roW SALE or WANTED.


BATCfAT N-Stnau tug aud water boat. 40xl =,
- tons. no reasonable offer refused also
two nfehoats NELSON & ftOSETH, foot
sgd ST.. Brooklyn. Suneet 66Ia.
FOR SALr--Tug, IA iucn square foot
draft, excellent condition. $1,000 Me
fNTOsH AGENCY, n Bway. Bowling Green
1870
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Poland tparcel-po mails ana specially al
dressed correspondence, yia Danzig. SIR
3nansk ~ An
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
OBREGON SETS BACK
OIL CLAIM JUMPERS
Americans Gratified by Halt
ing of Work on All DE
nounced' Properties.

Oil n9en interested in prominent pro-
duoing companies having properties in
Mexico were gratified yesterday at the
announcement from Tampico that the
Mexican Government has suspended all
operations on oil properties denounced by
persons or companies other than their
actual owners. While this action of the
Obregon Government does not bring to
an end the long controversy over the So
called announcements under the old Car
rama decree. it was taken to relieve the
situation pending thorough inquiry
into the matter by the new Government.
These announcements, as they are
called, consist Of acquiring oil properties
by persons or companies willing to ac-
knowledge the Governments ownership
of the subsoil, regardless of their pre-
vious ownership. The practice was be-
gun under the regime OF Carranza, and
as a result a number OF important oil
companies, Including the Mexican Petro-
leum Corporation. the Texas Company
and others, which refused to acknowledge
the ownership OF the subsoil of their
properties by the Government, found
that much OF their valuable oil lands had
been jumped or denounced by others.
When these claims were denounced the
Government issued drilling permits to
the denouncers and thus the companies
which had previously acquired title to
the lands were unable TO operate their
own properties.
Undor the latest order OF President
Obregon, however. all operations on
properties thus denounced are sus-
pended, all applications for denounce-
nents still to be acted on have been
thrown out and no more applications
will ~ received Notice of the suspen-
sion was posted by Government officials
in Tuxpain and its effect is to prevent
holders OF titles by announcement from
proceeding further with their operations
until final decision on the whole oues-
tion has been made.
Former President de Ia Hucrta issued
announcement titles in large numbers,
and as result protest TO the Mexican
Government was voiced by the tineri-
can Government. 1t is believed mat the
action OF obregon in suspendi 9 the op-
GRAFTON Of the announcement DEGREES IS
a result in part at least. OF this protest
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
ATLANTIC REFINING
PLANS FINANCING
Calls Meeting Of Stockholders
on April IL to Authorize
SIS. 100000 Issue.

Atlantic Refining Company, which has
called special meeting OF stockholders
for April IL to authorize the issuance
of sl5. 200. 600 of ten year e1a per cent.
debentures, has sold that Issue to a
banking syndicate, which purposes TO
offer il on Monday for a price not yet
definitely fixed. The question is a price
Of 9s1l or 9els for the issue. The
bonds are exempt from Pennsylvania
taxes and a demand for them from in
vestors within that State is antici-
pated.
The syndicate which was successful
In purchasing the bonds was composed
of the following houses Brown Bros.
g. Co.. Frazier & Co. Graham. Parsons
& Co., White. Weld & Co, and the
Equitable Trust Company. Bids were
received from two other syndicates. Ex-
cept for an issue of 100000 600 of pre-
ferred stock offered to stockholders in
1919 the company heretofore has
financed its requirements from earnings.
There is outstanding S5,0o0.000 Of
stock. with a market value of some
$4,000 000.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
BUSINESS IS IMPROVING,
SAY TRADE EXPERTS
Signs Indicate That Defiation
Is About Finished.

The Improvement In business in the
lasf few weeks has continued. accord
ing to the weekly reviews of trade con-
ditions. More lines OF trade and mar
l<ots are reporting either better feeling
or Increased buying with reports from
The East and the West best OF all.
Southern centres. though, are showing
some Improvement.
"a widening circle OF Improvement,
moro lines of trade and sections of the
country participating therein, and a
better, indeed a. more confident. tone are
the salient features of this weeks re-
ports" says Brddstrceps Wholesale
and retail trade arc each slightly better
and tho Industrial situation on balance
seems 90 show no logs IN employment.
Increased running time in leading tex
tile and shoe manufacturing centres
probably offsets less activity in some
sections Of the iron and steel trades and
IN the railway industry"
The trend toward better business con-
tiAues slow and irregular says DuB's
Rericw. "As sentiment strengthens
there is gradually increasing inclna-
ton 70 undertake conservative commit
nents for the future, and new buying is
most evident In those lines whore prices
seem 20 be approaching a point OF sta
bilization. While the latter condition as
yet prevails In comparatively few in
stances the prepondera1ce of declines
in wholesale quotations Is less pro-
nounced than recently. and signs are not
lacking that deflation has about run its
course in certain markets"
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
Point of saturntion.

Ia view Of the rapidity OF new bond
and note offerings during the last two
weeks the question is beard here and
there. Is the market approaching point
OF saturation? IL is worth while noting
some figures and a comparison in This
Last week about $4,000
600 OF funded obligations Of all sorts
came out this week there has been
approximately S15O,OOO,oo0 or q total
during the fortnight of si92.000.000. II
will be recalled that in last October,
when q apurt OF new financing occurred.
including the Sl00.0o0,000 French Gov
ornment issue tho market absorbed az
proxitnatoly $500. 100000 before the de-
mand eascd off. One reason why the
market became unfavorsble IN that
autumn period was that money rates be-
came increasingly firm. and another was
that heavy liquidation In stocks adj
yerselv affected the entire security mar
kct AZ present the trend OF money is
toward 3 lower level Liquidation in
stocks has evidently been completed and
idle working capital Of many corpora
tions IL seeking investment
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

In addition to a State Of Florida
issue of S1.500000. which will be offered
TO the public ON Monday, bids and ten
ders for no less than S19 100000 State
and municipal issues will be presented
between to-day and next Thursday.
Another State is in tho market for
IS, 900, 900 on two year notes, but bids
are not required in that case. At
Olympia, Wash. will be opened to-day
bids for s5,000.000 of State of Wash
ington bonds. Their interest rate is not
to exceed per cent, and their maturi-
ties may run four TO nineteen years or
they may run twenty years optional
after ten years. AT Boise, Idaho, bids
will be opened on Monday for $2,000.-
600 of State of Idaho 5s with twenty
years maturity optional after ten
years Next Tuesday bids will be
opened for S1,000.000 Of State OF Ore
eon and S4.000,000 OF City of Toledo.
Next Thursday bids will be opened for
S4,500,000 of State OF Minnesota and
s2,50o.e00 of State of Maryland.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
G. r. WILSON ELECTED
BY HARTMAN BANK
No.u Vice President; With
Equitable Life As Years.

George r. Wilson. who has been con-
nected with the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society for forty-five years, was
elected Thursday vice-president OF the
Hartman National Bank, 10 take Of
flee February l. Mr.. Wilson entered the
employ of the Equitable as an office
boy at SO a week in 1875 and advanced
through all the various offices TO the
vice-presidency.
Mr.. Wilson has long been familiar
figure in the public life of New York
and was active In his work on various
committees during the war. He took a
prominent part in the Liberty loan cam
paigns, especially the fourth.
Mr. Wilson served in 1917 with the late
Joseph II. Choate as vice-president of a
committee of citizens 90 welcome Mar
shaI Joffre, members OF the visiting
French war mission. Mir. Balfour and
the British war mission. He was vice
chairman OF other committees appointed
by the late Mayor Mitchell for the re-
ception of other visiting war missions.
including The Belgian. Japanese AMI
Italian. He was an officer nf the Nay
or's Committee of National Defence and
was decorated for distinguished war
service by the King OF the Belgians.
the King of Greece and the King ue
Montenegro.
Mr.. Wilson is "a member OF many clubs
and societies. including the Pilgrims,
the we'll known Anglo American organ
iZaticn. of which he was one OF the or
sanizers in London and New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
WOOL.

BosroN, Jan. 2s.--The Commercial
Buitetm OF tomorrow will say: "whilc
there has been hardly as much activity
in wool during the last week as in the
previous week, prices are firmly main
tained and, with the stronger position or
exchange. the tendency is upward II any
thing. The demand has included both
fine and medium woods. The goods mar
ket is only moderately active. Observers
through the wool trade are very scep-
tical about the enactment OF the emer-
gency tariff bill"
The Commercial Bulletin OF tomorrow
will quote wool prices as follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces De-
laine unwashod. 45n4s fine unwashed.
s0d31; = blood conbins 33Us5: =
blood combing. 2sd3o. Michigan and
New York deocos Delaire unwashed.
4dd45: fine uuwashed. 2od30. y blood
unwnshed. 3213f y blood unwa shed,
27129. Wisconsin. Missouri AMI aver
age New England: "a blood. 3sd2o. y
blood, 5000; y blood. 2fG 90. Ken
lucky, West Virginia and similar 4
blood unwashed, 5000; Y blood un-
washed. 2S a 20. Secured basis: Texas
Fine ~ months 700so: fine s months.
55dso. California--Northern, 1880;
middle county. 75; southern, So. Ore
son---Eastcrn No staple, 500 s5 east
ern clothing, so@s5: valley No. 1. ss.
Territory--F1ne staple. choice. s51ss {;
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
M'kENNA HITS PLAN
OF BRITISH DEFLATION

LONDON, Jan. 2S.--Reginald Mckenna.
formerly Financial Secretary Of the
Treasury. presiding In general meeting
Of the London Joint City and Midland
Bank, Limited. OF which he Is director
and chairman. said the Government $
proposed denatlon policy, involving dear
money and rigid restriction Of credit. was
impracticablc.
Permanent monetary dehation, he said.
could be accomplished only by a reduce
ton of purchasing power, which would
necessltate decrease In the amount nf
the great war loans outstanding. Cur
tailment OF war loans. In turn, would be
contingent upon paying a part OF the ma
tionai debt. This payment, he added.
could not be made by additional taxation.
but by economizing expenditures.
Discussing the denation plan, he de-
ciarcd that "any attempt at defiation of
this kind would only end IN the strang,i-
ation of business and In widespread un-
employment. Any premature attempt at
monetary def1ation by methods that do
not touch the causes which produced IN
hatlon must lead 10 disaster
The kind of defatlon to be aimed at
he continued. should be effected by in
creasing the amount OF commodities
available for purchase. without any in
crease Of purchasing power.