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Reports of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
?rmaiis Said
fo Be Blocking
British Lines
?Lgtft for the Emigrant
Traft*" Being Held Up to
^i,l Teu i on Interests, Is
lEng?^1 Shipping's View
S, Concern?? Criticized
opening Steerage Tr^de
From Germany Delayed by
Technical State of War
Tint Germany 1? taking steps to keep
'.uh si* PP,n8 out 0I* the ?""igrant
Se from B "' anc- Bremen is
" :ew expre."-ed in British shipping
SoBM ?BgHsh ?hipping companies,
to have flanned to engage in this
-, ;? ;3 jta ed, have been unable to
^n?? granting of the licenses re
, .',: :lV Q^rrr "*. Inw. There has been
,actual refasn-1 to issue such licenses,
?said, bul ?It has been
?trove?! d>* a process o.t intermiaabie
Vore r'." '?' > '?- German lines
Tried the bulk of ?he emigrant traffic
tm German p : 'he present
jjjej of delay is regarded by British
".'-_, ?ni a step towards
?-.Ver-'W '-?? '? ' ? : ''3r l}3 Possible
?tll Germai sa ;?<i affiliated
jes ire in 'n *? handle the
?eater portion o? the steerage trade.
U. S, Interests Criticized
\fjange31.or.es between German and
?urkao ? ' terests are re
?rded es a ' '-ne situation by .
ie Liverpool Journal 07" Commerce,
lieb ?ys: ,
??A feature of the situ?t on which
r.ds ?untenar.ce to the suspicions en
-? ;? t? ?.. 13 attempting
t> emit eomp?i ce with peace treaty
redirions i*, the agreements which
a**a been entered into between Ger
un and On pping inter
i'.s, much, it ?s to be .?Car./?.1.?and in
?H respect the eyes of the United
{ates eue ; ned?-to the ulti
s:t advanUj ?? of the German ship
?raer, who sees in such a deal an e:c
ilent opportunity of retaining trade
sociations whi< (rould otherwise be
st.
'?The acquisition cf the third-class
nancer traffic or. the North Atlantic
m? is as important to our own ship
sg industry as it is to thai of Ger
fjiy, ami it is ?lready fairly clear
ut" the b:-7* 3erm in con
?king to reconstruct their business
a the basis of securing and I
is ?ar;,*e share o: this class of traffic
?fcich they enjoyed before the war.
'he government rau : be preis d to
ske action, firstly to prevent any fur
her delay ssue of iicensc-s to
bse B r t. - i es on whose be
iif ?plication has been mude, and,
r*cn>JA. ' in .ire the cue observance
I tbise treaty clauses which were
famed to prevent a revival of
fcay.efu! policy in regard to emi-rrnr.t;
the hallmarks
[~ German ship owning in past years.
Intentional Delay Seen
'That the present deiay ;n_ha7idling
en e app'i. ?fentio?al and :
signod to shut British -hip,?ing inter- ?
out from a share in the emigrant
c passing through Germany np-!
?rs t*> be obvious. And the im
ence which ?s bein?- manifested at
oostacies which arj ??oing placed in
e way of British companies obtaining
?fuse? is not lessened by the fact
at vessels which were formerly in the
nenbifl of the North German Lloyd
mpanj have been carrying emigrant
B.?U between Germany and the United
"The whc'.c 07' the circumstances
feanected with the revival of emigrant
IraSc from Germany I as a most sin?
ger aspect, and : may be taken for
fca-ited that British : pping interests
??? not going to takt this kind of thing j
?jt-i? doam. We may have been care?
ad ir.'i fifi ,- 1 past years, but ?
<"e miitakos are not going to be re- >
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? C-, ?^t-?t?*/ 17. ?tie.
In the World of Shipping
At a time when there is practically
; no market for cargo vessels, pressure
! is being brought to bear upon the Ship
? ping Board to dispose of its tonnage at
J rates far below the cost of construc?
tion. A member of the board has urged
the fixing of a price of $67.50 per
? deadweight ton, but it is evident that
| there is no disposition on the part off
I a majority of the board to accept the
' suggestion of a rate about $100 a ton
': below the present fixed range of prices
j for the government's holdings.
j Even as gift?, ships without the pros?
pect of cargoes to cany are not an
attractive proposition, because of the
; cost of upkeep. Cood judges of the
\ situation do not believe that more than
a comparatively small proportion of
j the government's holdings could be j
?disposed of at the cut rates suggested.;
1 Tile prospect, therefore, is that irre- '
spective of price the government will ,
?ave a hard time getting out of the
shipping business.
What concerns ship owners more than
, the question of price, is the likelihood '
| of an indefinite competition with the j
vessels owned by the Shipping Board.;
i'o purchase vessels with no assurance;
that the board will not continue to ,
!? irate its Tonnage on the very routes
? on which the purchased vessels are
to be placed, independent American
ship owners point out, would lead to a,
surplus of tonnage on these route?,
with a distribution of cargo that would
be both uneconomic and unprofitable.
This prospect, they point out, will be a ?
, potent factor in limiting the sales of
. government vessels, no matter what j
price is placed on them.
Benson Opposes Drastic Cut
It is recognized by the Shipping
I Beard that a sharp reduction must be ,
'? made in the price of its tonnage, but
i \dmirnl Benson, chairman of the board,
' has announced that the ships wiil not
be sold at "ridiculous prices." It is :
also pointed out that even under the j
present; status of foreign exchange vea- '
sals offered in this market by European i
owners have in most instances been
at $75 per ton and over, and that the
low nrice of ?6? was for a single vessel. ;
on which the installments paid had been
forfeited by those who ordered its
construction. Ameiican shipyards ccn
not build cargo vessels at figures any
?where near the $67.50 figure, costs I
amounting to about double that sum '
per ton.
How the board's huge supply of :
cargo carriers is affecting construction J
for private account is strikingly shown ?
by the shipbuilding returns of Lloyds
Register, showing conditions through- ?
out the world at th"? beginning of tin'
year. During the last quarter of 1920
the total of vessels under construction '
in the United States decreased nearly
half a million gross tons, but in the j
same period tho tankers building in
this country showed an increase of
nearly 100.000 tons. Despite the slump '
in American shipbuilding that has con- '
Marine Reports
THF, TIDES
Hiah wat? r Low w it er
AM PM AM
il ' ? '?? I :0S 7:23 7 '
I Governor's Island. 1:01 1:15 * 00 '* '
.ta. 3:00 3:27 9:88 9:40
Arrived Yesterday
Str Hokkal Mam (Jan), Cardiff. t)*c 21;
to Mltslu & Co, '.a ballast: foot of 59th st,
. Bklyn.
Str Toloa (Br). Port Llmon. .T.in S;
Cristobal, and Havana, 13; to the!
United Fruit Co with 42 pass, malls and;
Pli r 15, East River.
Str Tabor (Nor). F?J?nos Ayres, Dec 18,
and Barbados, Jan T; to the Kerr
Co, ?n ballast; toot of TTtri st Bklyn
Sir R. Gothland (Bel), Dantrfg, De? 3?;
t?> the Red Star Line, with 1,396 steer? ,-.
pass ar ' ?ndae; Pier i?. North I ver.
Str Toledo Bridjre; Dunkirk. Oet 81;
Brest. Nov IS,-and Ponta Delgada, Jan i ?
?; S tgrer S S Co, with chalk; put
; Azores with ios-? of propeller; Pier A, Brie
? n.
? Str R Bacchus (Fr), Marssetlles, Dec 7;
ga, :.', and Bermuda, Jan 10; to ihe
Three Star Lin*?, with 3 pasa, malls and
mtlse; Sec 4, Brie Basin, Bklyn.
Str France (Fr). Havre, Jan S: to the ?
Compagnie G nei rransatlantlque, with
IT ? first, 462 se ind cab and 5,059 ate< ?
age pass, mails and mdse; Pier 57, N
i River.
Str City of Winohester (Br), London,
Jan II; to Norton, Lilly &: Co, In ballast,
anchored off Stapleton, 8 I.
Sir Pdlarine, Halifax, Jan 13; to Robert.
L Hague, In ballast; Rob.ns D D. Bkiyn.
Sehr Edward U Lawrence, But?os Ayres
N'ov : ; to the France and Canada S h
? -th Quebracho Wood; Red Hook
Bal f, B
Str Oi Idental, Tampico, Jan 7; *o the
" ?aa C ??- il - rude oll; Texas Co Docks.
Bergen Point. .'.' J.
?'*'-" -: ? Irechl (Dt), Horta Azores,
Jan 13; to Pl - < poi atlon,
11 Co Dock?, Cas M m .
Str !.? ! Hook, Boaiogne, D ? 24; to
? i & Co, with mdse; an?
chored off lit .. Ige, Bklyn.
-Str Alcona, Santander, Leo 14; i*?bea,
11; Lisbon, 16; Las Palmas and Teneriffe,
30; to tho New York and Cuba iia.I a S
Co, with mds?; Plor 14, East River.
Str Flume (.It). Palermo Dee 12, Messina
7, Malaga 19 and Gibraltar ai; to Pheips
.-. Co, with indie; Pier 7, Bush Lu?-ka
. . . lyn.
Str Vincent, Bah?a Blanca Dec 22; to J
[i Winch? ter & Co, in ballast; anchored
Sir Morioka Mam CJa* ), rokoha
g Mojl 4, Hong Kong, lii, Manila . I ? b
..- \'iv 13, Singap?
' ? Nip?
pon Vu:, n Kalaha, with md*c: pier u
.si.
-: ' ' "? n; Pier 6. Con
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, Philadelphia; Waum Oil :
I
Str Japan Arrow, Port Arthur; off Cllf
' .r/soaville and Charleston;
Co, with pans ana mdse;
Pier 37 RI ver,
rtllton, Norfolk; to the Old Do
Co, with mdse; Pier 25,
Str Texas City via Galveston,
P er 6 . ? Hook, N J.
? ' . Baltimore; Tier 4,
A r ?' '? y '? ?
Str Ak.-.- P rt Lohos; In Quaran- I
Str F i> A.^eti?-. Texas City via Galveston;
'?;? - , C in?i j'. - Hook :?.' J.
>ue ii'ri ?, - -, tQUtl via. Panama;
? ? ?: off Quarantine.
>' .<;?.,- 83, Cap? Cod i'.ay; ott
, y i.
IN005ETNG STEAMSHIPS
Due To-day
Vessel. Port. Departure. '
V*'"z.Liverpool .Jan 5
?i Roeheil*. .. .Havre ..Tan t
.Callao .Ian 2
Qulipu?.CrUtobal .Jan $
-a tor..Southampton.l-m 8
. Trieste .Deo 24
ind.Danatj .Jan l
nia.Cherbourg.I.m 5
rik VIII.Christlaeifl . Jan S
-i...Rio de Janeeiro.. Jan 3
.Ban J ?> tn.k.r ;
[ton.Bermuda .Jan it.
Cornus.New Orleans.Jan 12
Due To-morrow
Sijtvangrerfjord... .Bergen .Jan 7
i "i . . ',-?,'
i .Ch< rbourg .Inn 7
. ... Rottet dam fai S
las . I-irai iu .Fan 1
?..Naples.Jan ?
? n'rhe.iacksonville .Ian l*i
''.'.y klualsittmary?.Savannah .. Jan 14
Due WedriestUy
Munamar.Antllla .Jan 14
Do* Thursday
Dant? Allihlerf. . . .Naple-t .Jan 7
Dette .VK-iori? .Dei, 5 7
Rosalind.Ht John.Jan IT
Fort Victoria. ?? ...Brrn,.ida .Jan IS
tin? Friday
Caraca?.Cura- .-,-j.Jan 12
ArapaCio*.Jacksonville -Jen 1*
( l'y 'A Kavarinah. Havaunat) .Jan If,
Oi. IGOIVG WtBAaWQivn
r??,U To-day
J.?-'ary, Tttfks ISla . . v.' 99 H ?,00 FM
I/Ah? 'I'lini/t?, J'*fa
it,*rV,o ?.?--~? 13.te M
C f -.- If f-o/i?, 8a
/?n?iab ?.?-? 3.00 I'M
ha'J To-morrow
OSA North ?tail, Lon
Ot?. ?.?9 AM 1 00 PM
\tM iottralae, Havre... I 10 a M 1200 M
1 Faaucala, Ftjr*eu?..... ?:20 AM J :00 PM
tinued progressively through the past
year, this country is now building more
tanker tonnage by over 100,000 tons
than all the rest of the world com?
bined,
It is significant also to note that
while the ehip* under way in the
United Kingdom decreased about 22,000
tons during the last quarter of 1920,
the returns show that British tankers
building mpde a gam of nearly 200.000
tons. The bulk of the decline in world
shipbuilding, therefore, is due to the
fulling off in the demand for cargo
steamers, for oth-.*r countries than the
United States and.the United Kingdom
are building about 100,000 tons more
of tankers than three months ago.
Further signilicnnce. is lent to tho
situation by the fact that the Shipping
Board shows no intention to sel! any
of its steel tanker tonnaee. and ship?
owners are ordering tankers built
rather than take the chances of secur?
ing those owned by the board.
With only about 75,000 gross tons
of motor ships building in the United
States, out of a world total of about
half a million tons, th-* backwardness
of this country in balancing its trade
fleet with a fair proportion of internal
combustion engined vessels is again
emphasized. Great Britain is reported
to be building doable the amount under
way here and other countries are con?
structing about 300,000 gross tons.
Many Lines Interested
The deel ne in American shipbuild?
ing is a serious problem, not only for
the shipbuilders, but for many other
representatives of American industry.
The things that go ito the making of a I
?hip furnish employment for many !
lines of production, from the manu?
facturers of steel down to the makers I
of cooking utensils. In this connection !
Marine Engineering is authority for'
the statement that whereas shipbuild
ing in 1914 ranked as the fifty-eighth
of American industries in the value of
its product on, it had risen last year to j
the fifteenth, outranking such indus- ?
tries as leather, furniture, chemicals,
paper and wood pulp, agricultural im?
plements; sugar and silk. In 1914 the '
total value of the production of iron i
and steel industries was $.1,223,000,000, j
of which shipbuilding represented less j
than 3 per cent. The present estimated ;
annual valu? of iron and steel prod- j
ucts is $6.500,000,000, of which shin- ;
building represents approximately 15 j
per cent.
It is pointed out that by July 1, 1921,;
the American merchant marine will
aggregate about. 19,000,000 gross tons. |
Putting the average life of a ship at i
twenty years, it is stated, there will '
be required annually for the upkeep
of our'inerchant fleet only 5 per cent of
this tonnage, or about 0R0.000 gror;s ;
tons. The actual replacements, how- j
ever, should be much larger, as a large
part of the present merchant marine is
composed of wooden ships.
WThomasTUPPer:...S'l2:00M 8:00PM
- a Luckeftbach,
Cristobal .?- ??an AM 13:00 M
Santa Marta Cristobal 8:C0 AM 12:00M ;
. .'.,. sonvillt . ? . 12:00 M
Ss.il "Wednesday
Adriatic, Southampton'. 8:30 AM 13:00 M ;
Rivi ? side Bridge, Con - !
stanza. 1:S0 PM 4:00 PM
Huron Buenos Ayres.. 9:00 AM 1:00 PM
Porto Rico. San Juan. 8:30 AM 12:00 M ;
Maracaibo, Curacao. . , . 9:30 AM 1 ;00 I'M
? ? H ' nilto .. B? i rauda. 7:30 AM 11 :00 AM
Apache, Jacksonville..- 12:00 M !
Sail Thnrsday
Imperator, Southamp- . ? i
ton. 8:00 AM 12:50 M
France, Havre. 8:30AM 12:0OM
: : Dan?lg;. 9:30 AM l :0ft PM ;
Oi noa.10:30 AM 2:00 PM
I uyi .. r?e Jarfelro *>:<'?-? AM 12 00 M
Crii obal , . .12:00 M ?. 00 PM
Sail Friday
B Luckenbach, Ha
burg .12:00 M i0 PM
Hub . rt, para.S :00 AM 12:00 M ]
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails ??'??->? at the Gen
?dottlce an I City Hall Postoffice
Station, -V ?": STork, .it B p. m.. us follows:
Japan, Corea and Siberia, via Seattlte,
hashl Maru, January 17. ,
Hi - Japan, Corea, China, Siberia,
?. and Netherlands East
Indi? -i (except Sumatra), via Hj.ii Fran-:
cisco, steamship Korea Maru. January 19,
Hawaii, San.?,aii Islands, Australia and;
New Zealand, via San Francisco, steam-:
ship Sonoma, January 2e.
Philippine Islands, via San Francisco,
steamship Creole State, .January 21.
Hawaii, via Sun Francisco, steamship ?
Ma sonta, January 31.
Japan, Coi -.. China, Siberia. French Indo- ?
? t. a and Xe&herlands Bast Indios (ex
<-i ? Sumatra), via Seattle, steamship i
Pushlma Alain. January 22.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-!
? ? ina, Ni thei Ian Is East In He | excel t
Sui atra) md Philippine Isla rids, ?? la
Seattle, steamship Alabama Maru, Jan?
uary 2.;.
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Commu?
nication Station
[Distance is given in mile?. n<-p->rts are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.]
2,870 W - m FranclBco 8 I'M Jan 14.
Admiral Fnrrajjut 1,292 B San Francisco
'M Jan 14.
Aeolus . ' 23 Ion <li 35 Jan ir?.
a S10 SW Hatteras .rar. 1 i.
A?fwinioon 153 SU' Hatteras ' PM Jan li.
in ' E kobo ? ;? .r,?! Jan 15.
ti ran 15.
? n n 38 E Sand Key Jan 14.
luin 160 .-, Scotland i.V" Jan
latieran Jan 1"..
Hatl eras Jan 14.
? ' and Key Jan 14.
Ai tljjits I,ISO SB San Pedro Jan 14.
Atlantic Sun 8?2 ES Sabine Bar Jan 14
? urn !,2 .: E Capo Henry Jan 1! .
-1 n :.Me U9 tj Jupiter Jan 14.
Balsam ?it) E Cape Pear Jan 1C-.
Bannacls i S Sombrero Jar 1 ?.
Bar? hi i*38 S AmbroKO Jan 15.
Baton Kuuko 390 ?S Tarnploo Jan 14.
Ba) town r,i5 w Key Wi j; Jan 14.
B< '?? ?>?? ? . ! I Ingpan Jan 1?
Bombardier i;,*,; from Ambrose J-?n 15
::? ia i Arrow 1,770 U San Francisco 8 PM
Jan 14.
345 S San Francisco S r*.: Jan lt.
Uufoid lai. fiQ O" Ion su :. i lan 16.
? abrlile 13 E Martin's Industry Jan 16.
' ' ' Romain i;? f? SJJJ ?un i > dro 8 I'M
i .
C< C -unty !;?; N by W C don Jar. 15.
1 -u,w Springs i S .Shim, cock .?*n lt.
' ''?? Mi , . 0 s s.,.,.i. Jan J t.
' h-uter Bun so BNE i '.?>?? Henry J.in IS.
-'??' l?n i 11? sw Hatteras J m 15.
City ol ? 'n port 200 NE Charleston Jan 14.
CU* of Winohualtfr 1(0 E Fire Island 0:52
AM Jan 16.
C?-" ,." -? 10 E Portland Jan 14.
Smith !>0 8SVV Nantuc'?et LV
Jan Vj.
Coaroo 674 S Ambronn 4:57 AM Jan 16.
C'olumbl , .? 2 fn m Ambrose Jan IG.
Cornu* 120 8 Jupiter Jan 1-4.
? li " H Kan ! ? Iro 3 I'M Jan 13.
Corning 4- 0 (s Ambrose Jan 15,
Cowsn abeam Monta lili Polnl Jan I6.
1 rasti 1 Hall 651 B Honolulu ?? I'M Jan 14,
Cro?le state ;.2s s San Franclscc 8 I'M
Jan 15.
Cristobal 191 S Cap? Hsnry Jan 14
Currier i'? I *' Butten ? Jan 16
Durtford : 00 VV K, ?,? *,* - .1 ran 1 :
I : ! Il 1 '
Delirhl 2,863 from ".'unco.r H T'M Jan 13 '
. 30 s 1 lape Mus? 1 i ::o I'M Jni
? ?/ 1,4*0 S Sin Fran? l?< o Ja.-t 1'. ;
Dorbylln? 17 fl Hatteras Jan I
to 3?o 1: P01 ? Lobos Jan 14.
Derb Un? 180 ' Montauk Jan IG.
Dewev 137 HS Han Fram Isco 1 I'M J?n 15. '
Donald McKay Sill 8W Balboa Jan 14.
Dorrhe?i.?r r, HW Fire lalurid I.V Jan 1?.
Duouesne 1,242 W Honolulu S PM .lin 13, '
K??"iii Quid? 1.617 frot-i .S.in Kra.iclseo 81
I'M Jan 18,
Mastern Light 830 R Ambrose Jan 14.
Eastern Merchant 737 NB Manila Jan 13. .
Ka.tter? Sall?,r 580 MB Colon J*-i 1.1.
Eastern Bword (28 from San Pedro Jan 14.
Hast Wind ?50 SB '??-.?????i Jan 15.
Ebro 175 H Ambrose Jan 18.
El? 11 dor 1.630 froin San Francisco 8 I'M
Ian '? 1.
;:? lib , a B ? mbrose Jan 18.
JTflwar.i UlcksalMich S58 SSI Bin F
Jan M
? ill ? r 17 S'antui ?I Jan 16,
.. ' ?.470 W !*UU-ty ? I'M .1?,, 14,
Kll?r!'!> ' !-' ? moi'.-e Jan i ',.
? ? . ; : :V. ilatlxra? Jan 14
HI Vftll? ?S2 HW UaHe.raa Jan 16.
Mnaliy City 70 N JupltS/ Jan 14.
!;?.'- 11- 16 W hand I ' < v Jan 14,
Waparta MS M Ambrose 4 94 AM ,Isn 14.
BM?1 1? J'l Kir- Inland LV Jan 16.
?vnrnll % NW Plattet Hill H?ir .Ian 16.
/*J?i?l?li,r ?? NW Morro Castle Jam 14.
if O Asch? 140 ?VV l'auerui: 8 PM Jsn 14.
Frederick R Kellogg 313 W Sand K?y
Jan 15.
Fr."man 6 NE Barnegat Jan 1?.
G'danla lat 34 66 Ion 74 29 Jan 15.
General H F Hodges 2P2 NS Cristobal
Jan 15.
George H Jones 226 WNW Tortug-a? Jan 14.
GU-ndola 60 a Halteras Jan 14.
Gold Shell *4i. SE South Pass Jan 15.
Gu Sand 22S WNW Tortugas Jan 14.
Gu'.fmaid 6 S Overfalls Jan 14.
H if Rogers 22? EVE Meta Redonda Jan 14.
H M Flakier 475 ENE Tampico Jan 14.
Hatean 422 W San? Key Jan 15.
Hague Maru lat 8 22 Ion 79 33 Jan l?t
Halsey 210 W Sand Key Jan 14.
Halway 20 SW Sombrero Jan 14.
Hampton Roads 20 H Key Wast Jan 1?.
Hawaiian 10 F. Fire Island 4:54 AM Jan 15.
Heber 570 S Hatteraa Jan 15.
Herbert G Wylle. 155 E Tampico Jan 14.
Heredia 16 N Cape San Antonio Jen 14.
Hisko 124 E Port Lobos Jan 14.
Huaico 250 N' Jupiter Jan 1".
Huguenot 157 S Hatter**s Jan 15.
Hulaoo 166 FE Halteras Jan 15.
Imiav 132 from i-sri Francisco 8 PM Jan 14.
Isabella 160 SE Tortugas Jan 15.
J A Bostwlck 221 NW Tortugas Jan 14.
J a Motte? 139.3 from San Francisco S PM
Jan 12.
J C Donne!! 5 5 N Halteras Jan 14.
J E O'Neill 230 NE Jupiter 15.
J R Gordon 70 S Cape Henlopen Jan 15.
J W Van Dyke 23 0 E Vera Cruz Jan 14.
I Jean 45 SSE Cape Henry Jan 15.
John English 15 E Care Henlopon Jan lt.
John Jay 336 E Ambrose Jan 14.
! John B Rockefeller R2 NE Tortuga? Jan 14.
I Jonancy 4 -SU' Fire Island Jan 16.
, Kaiserin Augusto Victoria 354 E Ambrose
Jan 1?.
? Katherine li? from Ambrose Jan IS.
Kehuku 14 W Sand Key Jan 14.
Lake Chflan 5 W Sand Key Jnn 14.
I Lake El Rio 5 N Hatter.is Jan 15.
i Lake Ein.dale 65 from Cape Malst Jan 15.
! Lake Fabulua 197. N'W Tortugas Jan 14.
Lake Faribault 25 WSW Block Island 8 PM
Jan 15.
; Lake Floravlsta 40 NE Tampico Jan 14.
? Lake Fondulac 277. S Scotland LV Jan 16.
Lake Freeland 3* N Jupiter Jan 14.
Lake Glitedge lat 1903 Ion 68 40 Jan 14.
Lake Ingienook 221 WN*V Havana Jan 14.
La . Treba 118 SE Capo Henry Jan 15.
Laramie 150 S Cape Henlopen Jan 15.
Laramie 1*3 SW Halteras Jan 16.
Las Vegas '?,'?19 from San Francisco 8 PM
.fan 14.
Liberty 370 S Balboa Jan 15.
Lebannon 2"'! E Ambrose Jan 1".
Lilmae 150 S Ambrose Jan 16.
Mariana lat 21 33 Ion 68 21 Jan 16.
Maison!? 1,245 W San Francisco 8 TM
Jan 14.
Maul 1,296 E Honolulu 8 PM Jan 14.
McKeesport 400 E Ambrose Jan IS.
Meton 163 S Hatteraa Jan 16.
Mevanta 54 SW natteras Jan 15.
Montgomery 330 S Hatteraa Jan 16.
Muskoget 7,7 ?'W Tortuga? Jan 14.
Nelson ;: S Cape Henry Jan 10.
Norfolk 5 I:* Overfalls Jnn 16.
O T Waring 10? SB Southpass Jan 16.
.. al 60 STAmbroso Jan 15.
Oscar \> Bennett 240 SW Southoasa
Jam I
Osslnlng 206 WNW St Thomas Jan 1?.
Overbrook 52 SW Sand Key Jan 14.
Paraguaj 350 W Sand Key Jan 14.
Pearl shell ?is E Great Isaacs Jan 14.
Pennsylvania 166 E Tampico Jan 14.
Perfection i>0 NN'E Tamplc. Jan 14.
Peru! n 2 S ( !ape H-nry Jan 16.
Philadelphia ?77.ii S Scotland LV Jan 16
Pioneer 60 N Jupiter Jan 14.
Polarlne 70 1" Ambrose Jan 1?.
Bonn-. 239 S Scotland LV Jan 1?.
Port Said Maru ?at 3S 00 Ion 76 00 Jan 18.
Princeton 278 W Sand* Key Jan 14.
-" ?'??'?? n i ?'. E Port Lobos Jan 14.
Regulus 227, KSK Sabine Puss Jan 14.
Robin Goodfellow 1,078 3 Cape Henry 3
I'M Jan 15.
s B Bunt 77 N Hatteraa Jan 16.
Saco 123 E Cape Henry Jan 16.
Sag Harbor 92 N Colon Jan 15.
Salem County ISO N Halteras Jan 15.
Samuel L Fuller 88 W Sand Key Jan 14.
San Gregorio 37 N Halteras Jan 14.
San Jos. 456 SW Nantucket LV Jan 15.
San Juan 1,602 S Sau Francisco Jan 14
San Pasqual 135 E Tampico Jan 14.
Santa Rita 210 NE Tampico Jan 14.
Schwaben 140 E Ambrose .Inn 16.
Inole lat 2K 43 Ion ?*0 52 Jr??.-> 14
si: inanUoah ISl WNW Tortugas Jan 14.
Sherman j S Wlntorquarter Jan 16
? '?:???? rl ools 40 SW Hattera-a Jan 14.
Slskiyou 30 W San Pedro 8 PM Jan 15.
* nin ?? lat 27 27 Ion 69 OR Jan 16.
Southwestern Milter lat 29 4J ion 72 ie
55 AM Jan Id.
Stf? V? ager T.'0-? S San Francisco 8 PM
mi?.
ISO B Sabine Pass Jan 14.
moco 30 SK South Pass Jan 13.
Sun Oil 10 S Hatteraa Jan 14.
Surinam.- 178 S Sandy Hook Jan 16
. 350 S Scotland LV Jan 15.
Trli ountain 110 W by S Sand Key Jan 1*.
Turrialba 479 s Ambrose Jan 16.
mm 200 W Key West Jan 14.
Vesta. .HO WNW Tortugas Jan 16.
Vine? nt 250 SE Ambrose Jan 15.
Wii Tilford 267 E Tampico Jan 14.
teed 160 W Sand Key Jan 14.
-? Vshawa 450 E Cape Henrv Jan 1?
Cactus 3,J20 W Honolulu 3 PM
Jan 14.
Wesl Camargo 1,761 SW Cape Flattery g
I'M Jan 13.
West Canon 283 S Cape 7-Tor.rv Jan 15,
West 1 irmona ?,350 W Sa? Francisco S PM
Jan ; 4.
i ; - >. 223 E Capo Henlopen Jan 14.
V\ Henshaw 1,917 fr&m San P'raneisco S
PM Jan 14.
West Hlka 230 from Honolulu * P MJan 14.
Wesl Hixton 1,961 W Honolulu S PM
J a i*. 14.
West Islay 180 E Cape Henry Jan 14.
Wesl Ivan 1,133 from Honolulu 8 PM
Jan 18.
West Kader 492 S Columbia River S PM
Jan I 4.
West Keene 1.162 from Honolulu 8 PM
Jan 13.
West Ni varia 2,580 from Portland, Or?, I
l*M Jan 13. ?
Wes Zucker 10 S Five Fathom Bank LV
J;?n 16.
Western Scout 300 E ?Jape Henry 8:24 PM
Jan 15
Wm M Burton 12 S Jupiter Jan 14.
Willfaro 340 SB by B Salina Crus S PM
Jan ?5.
William A MoKenny lat 18 39 ion 82 45
Jan 14.
Winding Gulf ISO B Cape Henry Jati 1?.
Zacapa 83.1 M Scotland LV Jan 11.
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, Jan 16?Arrived: Str?
Persian, Jacksonville via Savannah; Waal- :
haven (DO, Cardiff; A C Bedford. Port
Lobos; Lord Downshlre il'r*. Neu* Or?
leans, San Greii'.no dir), Tuspam; Jam??
Otis, Liverpool: West Wood, Bermuda,
etc; Jadera (It). Lisbon; Nelson, Port
Arthur; Lake Treba, San Juan; Quernstad
(Nor), New "fork. Sail?'.!: Sirs H?speros
(Nor), Valparaiso; Chasse Maerak (Dan),
San Antonio: Jomsborg (Dan), Skaw (for
orders); Grof Khuei? Hedervary (It), Gl
b;.?i:;.r; Narvik (Swell), Narvik.
CHARLESTUN, S C, Jan 1??Arrived:
Strn Bessemer, New Vork (for Mexico)
?put In to adjust steormg g'.ur);
nche, JacVsonville and proceed?-', to
.-. ? .... Sailed: Str? Saxou, Galvoa
toi : A ra pa h. e, Jacl ? onvillo.
GALVESTON. Jan 16?-Arrived: Str
Erken fSwed), New Orleans. Sailed: Stra
Gladysbo. Tampico; American Press, Bil
bao; Mexican, Tampico; Bramwell Point,
Philadelphia.
JA??'K..I.INVILI.E. Jan 1??Arrived: Str
Ara i ? ie, New York.
NORFOLK. Va, Jan 16--Arr? ved : Str?
Carolina (Sw?d), Gal vest on; O A Knudean
(Nor), Galvcston; Carolina Maru (Jap).
?y; D?roche, Baltimore-; Heinan Maru
(Jap), Oalveuton; Santa Elena (It), G*l
v -.it:: Monniso (It), Genoa; Communlpaw,
Baltimore; Daneholm (Dan), Barry; Pata
gi nier (Bel), Arrtworp; Glofleld (Br),
Naples; Coeur d'Aleno, Baltimore; Kansas
(Br), New Stork; W'.'st Arrow, ?la'veston;
In ncarollne (Br), Shields. Sailed: Str?
i'.., henla <fii). Glasgow; Alblonstar (Br),
utti; Masconomo t,Ur). Smyrna;
? onehntta, Manchester; Bayhowel 'Br).
Orleans; Wesllanga, Havre. Roma
(Br), Valencia; Walhavan (Dt), Baltimore;
kn Castle (Br), Antwerp: Cardiff
Hall (Br). Regglo Do Calabria; Olvar
(i);;n>, Copenhagen; Sort?jhav?t (Nor),
Od en se.
i li H.ADELPMIA, Jan 16--Arrived: Str? i
Sudurco, Jucaro; V R Cordon. Sabine;
Svartfond (Nor), ?Iran; Sunoii, Port Lo?
bo.. John Englls, Baltimore; Southwestern
Miller (Br), London, Sailed: Strs Le high.
Sao Francisco; Altamaha, Texas City;
Ellen!? (It), Gibraltar Cor orders); Had- |
don, New York.
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Jan 16 ?Arrived: |
Strs Lake Chelan, Baltimore; Winifred,!
Tampico. Sailed: Stra Kenebeo, 3aitlmor?;
Mas? ottc, Havana.
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 16?Arrived: iltr '
Cali i .o (Br), Shields. Sailed: Strs Mont?
-,..i. o Ht), Gibraltar (for orders) ; Clout?
lia> (Hi). Gibraltar Co.- orders).
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Jan 16?Arrived:
Kir? Charles BraUy, Tamplc?; U M Guffay,
Savannah; Shenandoah, Cuba. Sailed:
?atra ?- icrosa, Tampico; Guifoli, Phliadal-?
phla; Lake Plckaway, Tampioo.
PORT BADS, Jan 16?Arrived; Str?
Bayranjento (Br), MiraeJUea; B?'llt*
(Nor), Hunos, Cuba; Cbiekasaw City, New
York; Danville, Tampico. Indoro (Br),
Liverpool; Mount K'.na (Br), Havana;
Uaifoland (Swod). Europ??t; Torre?, Turn
pico; West Cressay. Europe. Sailed: Str?
A hangar?/., Cristobal; HI Almlrant?, Nnw
Vorli,, iiiuoa (Bond), Port Corte?; Santi?
ago, Tan.ptco; Sunoll, Dublin: Tampa,
Marseilles; Tegucigalpa (Bond), Ceiba;
TruKlllo, Tampioo.
SAVANNAH. J*n 16?Arrived; Str?
Cltv <jf Savannah. New Vork; Lak?? Helen,
Charleston; Noodle laland, Charl?ston.
.. '', Ian 16?Sailed: Str
?i. Ni.-w Vork.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departure? r?n* S>w Vori.
LISBON, Jan I?Str W??t?ra Queen,
' iiltlbTIANIA, Jan 11?Str Kananfjord
(Noi ?
ANTWERP, Jan ll--Str St Mlijlel.
HA VON A. Jan S?Hir? Jennie R Marw;
7th. Argun.
Arrived Trom Piew York
HAVRE Jim 13?Sir Koohamb??*- (?Tr).
PMRNAMBCCO, Jan 14?-8t*r Os?in?k? ?
(fur Rio Uo Janeiro?.
GOTHENBUR3, Jan 10?Str Drott?ln-*r
hold (Swed).
BARCELONA, Jan 10?Str Olymp? (Kr).
HAMBURG, Jan 10?Str Paz da Kspalza
(3p>._
The Bond Market
'.Centlausi frssa me thi-tset)
Week's.-1921--,
.Sale?, close. High. Low.
l? N Y Air Brake cvt 6s.. ?0 92% 87
?6 NYCftHR 7s J PM tnt.102% 102% ?1*4
441 do deb 6s. 3 2 4? 92% 89%
Sft do rfe ft Imp 4%a... 78% 7? 76%
37 do deb 4s 1?34. 79 7?% 74%
1 do deb 4a 1942. 75 75 72**
2 do con 4s. 70% 70% 87
39 do rfg 3'4s. ?3 69 67%
6 NYC-L Sh col tr 8%s.. ?3 63 63%
lNYC-MCcol tr'?s... 63? ?8 % 59
2 N Y, C ft St L 1st 4s.. 80% 82 80%
15 do deb 45. 73 74 73
8 N Y Dock Co 4s. 64 ?4 64*4 62
16 NY G E LH ft P col 5s 81% 82 SI H
13 do pur rn 4s. 65% 66 64%
54 NY, N H ft H cvt 6sl948 73 72 65%
4 do deb 4s 1356. 44% 44% 44
16 do deb 4s 1955. 49 49% 46
6 do deb 3%s 1954. 44% 45 42%
12 do cvt deb 3%8 1956. 45 46% 43%
12 N" Y. O ft W 1st rfg 43. 65 65 60
3 N Y By s rfg 4s. 20 20 20
80 do 4s ctfs of dep. . . . 17% 20 17%
13 do adj 5s. 4% 4% 3%
2S do adj is ctfs of dep K% 3% 3
12 NY State Rys con 4%s 60% 60% 43
19 NY, Hush ft W rfg 5s.. 60 60 68%
45 N Y Tel deb 6s. 89% 90 87%
168 do. gen 4%s . 77% 73 7c,
35 N Y, W ft Bos 4%s_29% 40 35%
5 Nor & South'* Os ser A. 50 61% 45%
10 Nor & Westn gen 6s. ..104% 104% 102
75 do cvt 6s.105 105 104
81 do con 4a. 79% 80 76%
6 do dlvl 4s. 77 77% 74%
2 do 48, Poo C&C div. 76% 76% 76%
6 Nor Pacific 4%s. 79 80 77%
625 do pr lien 4s. 78 78% 76%
61 do gen 3s . 66% 56% 64-%
22 Nor States Pow 1st 5s 79 79% 76
1037 N Bell Tel 7a w i 6s. 97% 98 96%
3 Ont Pow Nlag Falls 6s. 75% 78 75%
170re & Cal 1st Es. 89% 89% SS
J2 Ore Ry ft Nav con 4s.. 76% 78 75%
22 Ore Short Line con 6s.89% 30% 87%
80 do rfg 4s . 81 81 77%
54 Ore-Wash RI! 4 Nav 4s 73 73 70%
29 Pac Gas & Elec 5s... 78 78 77
! 13 Pao Tel & Tel 5s. 81 81% 80
i 80 Penn RR 7s 1930. ... 104% 106 103%
: 102 do con 6s 1968. 91% 92 86%
11 do gtd 4%n 1921_ 99% 99 98%
I 21 do con 4%s. 90% 92% 88%
i 87 do gen 4%s . 81 82% 7S%
i 23 do 4s 1943. 83 83 81
14 do con 4s 1943. 85 85 78%
1 Pro Gas & C of Ch 5s. 66 6?% 63%
: 40 Peor?a & East Inc 4s.. 24 25 22
42 Pera Mart? re? fis. 85 85 PS
I S do 4a . 66% (16% 66
23 Phil Co deb 5s 1922.. 91 til ?H
i 25 Philippine Ry 4s. 40 40% 35%
I 31 Pit C C & St L Ds ser A 84% 84% 81
1 do 4%s ser A. 86 86 84%
21 do 4%s ser J. 8.1 85 84%
2 Pub Ser of N J 6s_ ?2% ?2% 67%
67 Reading gen 4s. 81 81% 78 54
| 12 Read-Cen RR NJ col 4s 8t> 86 S 6
G Rep I & St col 63 1940 86% 86% 85
35 Rio Gr ft West 1st 4s. 64% 66 62%
7 do col tr 4s. 6 4 54 47%
I 63 R Isl, Ark ft La 4%s.. 69 09 65
1? St L, I Mt ft So gern 5s. 88% 88% 83%
I 56 do rfg 4s. 72% 72 68%
30 do 4s. R ft G div_71 71 ?7
10 St L ft S F gen 5s 1931 87 87 S7
877 do pr lien 4s ser A.. ?2% 63% 62%
122 do 5s ser B. 75% 76 73%
12 do gen 6s ser C. 88% 88% 84%
290 do adj 6s. 65% 66 64%
740 do inc 6s. 49% 51% 49%!
17 St L Southwn 1st 4b.. 63% 6? 66
63 do con 4s. 64% 65 62% i
65 do Term 5s. (8 6? 62%
43 StP ft KC Sh Line 4%s. 68 63% 67
16 St P. M & M con 4%s.. 90% 30% 87%
2' do con 4s...... 83 83 81%
18 do Be, Mon C div_ 30 90% 0?
3 do 4s, Mont ext. SI 83 Vi ?I
2 St P ft Nor Pac 6s_ ?9% 99% 93%
16 San An & Ar P 1st 4S. 62 62 58
45 Seaboard A L con 6s.. 53 55 53
5 do gold 4s st. 57 67 ?12%
48 do rfg 4s. 43 43 40%
,335 do adj 5s. 38 St- S6%
12 So Bell T ft T Es.,... 82 83 81
1133 3o Pac cvt 6s. 99 100% 98%
? 1 do cvt 6s reg. ?7% 97% 97%
1200 do cvt 4s. 77% 78 75 %
1833 do rfg 4o. 77% 73% 75
I 63 do col tr 4s. 71% 73 70
! 11 So Pac-Sam Fr Ter 4s. 71% 72 63
i 165 So Railway con 5?, 90... 99 85
! 193 do gen 4s. 60% 61 69
1 do 6s. Memp div_ 83 8 5 80
, 60 Texas ft Pacific 1st 5?. 79% 79% 76
? 14 Third Avenue lot 5s... 80 80 76
! 30 do rfg 4s. 41 42% 40%
50 do adj 5s. 25% 26% 25
1 Toi ft Ohio Can 1st Es. 38 90% ?S
1 do gen 5s . 85% 65% 65%
5 Tri-Clty Ry ft Lt 5s.. 89 S3 89
8? Union Pacific 6s.100% 100% 39
200 do 1st 48. 83 84 79%
i 193 do cvt 4s. 83% 84 81%
, S7 do rfg 4s. 80 80 71 %
! 11 Un Ry Invlst 3a,PUts is 68% ?3 65
! 87 I'nRRof SPr 4sctfa dep 30% 21 26
: 33 U S Realty ft Imp Es. 81% 81% 79%
i 200 U S Rub tern 7 % s. '39.100% 101 % 95%
I (U rt Robber 7s. 93% 93 94%
I 81 do 6s. 78% 78% 75%
I. HI S Smelt H?f &Mln 6s. 94% 91% 90%
| 557 U S Steel s f Es. 35% 35% 92
i 25 Utah ft Northern 6s.. 91 91 89
I 36 Utah Pow ft Lt 5a... 73 7S% In
i 1 Victor Fuel 5s. 52 63 52
7 Va Ca Ch cv deb 6s.. . 33% 32% 31%
! 25 do lit 5? . 93 93 3?*
1 Virginia Ry ft Pow 5s 67% 67% 51%
IE Virginia ft Sthwn con 5s 61 61 60%
I 43 Virginian Ry 5s. 34% B5% 82
i UWabfcsh 1st 5s. S7 87% 34%
5 do 2d Es . 73% 7S% 75
4 Washington Term 4e. 60 60 ?0
1 do 3%s . 66% 66% 6<*%
? Western Electric 3a.. 94 94% 92%
! ijWc.tr Maryland 4s_ 36 56% 54
4 West N Y & Pa 1st 58. 85% 88% 35%
2.1 Western Pacific 6s... 84% 85 83
13 West Un real est 4%3 79% 79% 77%
816 Westlnghouae Elec 7a. 33% 58% 34%
23 Went Shore 4.'t. 72 73 69%
30 do 4a reg. 70 70% 68
7 Wheel & L Erio 4%s 55% 55% S0%
19 Wilson ft Co 1st 6s... 89 89% 86
36 do con 6s . 8 4 8 4 80%
13 Wisconsin Cent ?rcn 4? 69% 70 63
SURROGATES' NOTICES
DUPLAT, JULIAN ANTONIO?IN PUR8U- '
?tics of an order of Honorable JOHN P.
COHALAN. a Surrogate of the County of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Julian An?
tonio Duplat, late of t.io County of New
York, deceased, to preae.it the same with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at Its
placo of transacting business, at the ofiice
of. Roosevelt & Kobbe, Its attorneys, at No.
44-46 Wall Street, In th-i Borough of Man- :
haltan, In the City of New York, Stato of
I New York, on or before the 25th day of
! May, 1921, next.
Dated, New York, th? 18th day of No
! vember, 1320.
? THE CHBLMICAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
I ROOSEVELT & KOBBE. Attorneys for I
? Exacutor. Office and P. O. Address,
4 4 46 Wall Street, Borough of Maabit
tan. New York City.
8ATTEFILEH, MARY P.??N PURSUANCE
of an order of Honorable John P Cohulan,
? a Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice Is hereby given to all persons hav
; Ing claims against Mary P. Satterlee. iats
i of the County of New York, deceased, to
! present the same with vouchers thereof, to ;
the subscriber, at her plac? of* transacting
j business, at the olTico of Haight, Sandford.
Smith ft Orlffin, her aHorveys. at No. 27
! William Street, in th? Borough of Man-, I
? hmtan. in the City of New York, Otate of
; New York, on or before the idt day of
i June, 1921, next.
Date! New York, the 84ta day of So
? venibor, 1320.
CATHARINE W. PH1LIPSE.
Executrix.
I HAIGHT, SANDPORD. SMITH * GRIFFIN.
Attorneys for Executrix, office and P. O.
Address, 27 William Street. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
( BENNETT, JOSEPHINE?IN PURSUANCB
of an order of Honorable John P. Co
halan. a Surrogate of the County of New 1
York, notice la hereby given to all persons >
having claims against Josephine Bennett,
Lite of tha County of New York, deceased, |
to present the ?ame with vouchers thereof I
to the subscriber, at Its place of transact- :
?ng btisLneas, No. 149 Broadway, la the ?
Borough of Manhattan und City of New I
York, ua or before the 20th day of Mar !
next.
Dated, Now York? the lam da.v a! Mo- I
veinber. 1320.
FULTON TRUST COMPANY Ol?>
NEW rORK, Bxecutur of the Will of :
Josaphlna Bennett. deceased, 144 i
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,;
New York City, N. Y.
KNEELAND, HAR?SON ft HEWITT. !
Attorneys for Executor. 43 Cedar Street,
Borough of Maotaattao, Now York
City. N. T.
_LEGAL NOTICES_
TAKE NOTICE?THAT BY VIRTUE OV
a lien held by ua against th? following
described personal property, thirty (10)
men's overcoats, belonging to Cohea-Roher
Co., Inc.. of No. Tl Fifth Avenue. Borough
of Manhattan, New York City, and now In
our possession, wi will sell ?och personal
property at public auction to th? hlghsat
bidder, to satisfy such Han. at our loft,
186 Monrw? st., Borough of Manhattan,
New York City, on Tus?day, January 2E,
I?2!. at 10:30 A. M.
HAZZON ft PROMBEIt?;.
Dated January 17, 112!.
ELECTIONS
AN ELECTION OP TWENTY MANAGERS
of tn? New York Institute for the Edu?
cation of the Blind, and of thres Inspectors
of Election, will tie hald at the Institute,
: inUb Ava. and 34th St., at 4 o'clock In the
afternoon of Wednesday. Jan. II, 1121.
I LINZtt? ?LA?DEN,
I Seemarjt.
TRAVEL
NEW YORK?NAPLES?GENOA
PR'NCESS MATOIKA
Sailing Jan. 20?Cabin and 3d C?as? Only
OUTSIDE STATEROOMS, $1.6*1.
Dally. Including Sunday, 5:00 P. M.
From Pier 19. E. K. Phone 2700 Beekmatt.
Tickets at Pier or Consolidated Offices.
! CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
j >*>*.Tbnr*s:h. Poughkcepsic. Kingston. Lv.
! Mon.. Wed. and Fr!.. Franklin St., at 4 P.M.
j _SURROGATES' NOTICES
BRICKSON, ALEXANDER H.-THB PEC
PLE OF THE STATE OF NEW VORK.
BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND
INDEPENDENT.?To Clara ?'. Brlckson,
I Ethel ?irifflths, William Thorn? Erlck?
son, 2nd, Effle Adelaide Erlckson, Muriel
I Thorno Erii'ttson, Isabel Brlckson, Mrs.
J Minnie F. Hirsch, Trustee of the Income to
1 be paid for benefit o-'' Effte Adelaide,
i Muriel Thorne and Isabel Erlckson,
Janovlci & Co., E. H. Johnson, as Trusl >e
! in Bankruptcy of Alexander H. Erlckson
! & Co., Susan S, Wiley, Federal Steamship
i Co., Federa! Operating Co., Wlnnett Ope
I rating Co., M. Miller, George Blser, Pen y
?O. Reed, A. J. DeMay, Clara C. Erlckson
i as general guardian of William T. Erlck?
son, 2nd, Clara C. Erlckson as general
| guardian o'f Ethel (irifflths. and to all
: persons Interested as creditors, legatees,
' next of kin or otherwise. In the Estate of
I ALEXANDER H. ERCCKSON, deceased,
j who ai the time of hiy death was a resi?
dent of th-} County of New York, State of
?New York, SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition of THE NEW YORK
TRUST COMPANY, residing at 26 Broad
I Street, you and each of you are hereby
i cited to show reuse before the Surrogates'
Court of New York County, held a?, the
I Hail of Records, In the County of New
i Vori-:, on the 11th day of February, 1921,
at half-past ten o'clock in the (oi
o: that day. why the account of proceed?
ings of The New York Trust Company, as
Executor of and Trustee under the Last
Will and Testament of said de.
?,hould not be tudtclally. settled;
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the Seal of the Surrogates' Court
of the said County of New York to be
hereunto affixed.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JAMES A
FOLEY. a Surrogate of our said County
at the County of New York,
New York the 2Sth ?lay of December,
Surrogates' ?n the y?ar of our Lord one
Seal thousand nina hundred and
[L. 3.1 twenty.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
JOHNSON, ELIZABETH. ALSO KNOWN
as E Izabeth Johanson The P
the Stnte of New York. By thu Ci ..
Go?", Free and Independent, Tu ??? .
Johnson, also known as Otto Johann .n, i? i
also known a- Otto Bergmlrom. addieed un?
known; Krisiina Stenberg, KYyksta. Verm
land. Sweden; Lars Johan Jon., o-.-o
R.'lvling, Kit, Sweden; Prltig .lohaaiju
Skattkarr, Vermland, Sweden. Karl ivii<i i
son, Skarbamn, Vermland, Sweden, O?a?
Hiimer Johanson. West la. Entervtk, His?,
Vermland, Sweden, and to all persons inter?
ested as creditor?, next of kin or ni'n.Ti?'-'*,
j In, tho Estate of Anna Holgerson. Adminis?
tratrix of Elizabeth Johnson, also known
, as Elisabeth Johanson. decease?), who ?t
the time of hor death was a resident of
Wnodcllff Lake. Bergen County, N. .7.
SEND GREETING:
I'pon the petition of Anna Holcerson,
! re.-ildin^ at Woodcliff Lake. Bergen C ... ?-.
New Jersey.
You and each of you nre hereby cited
? -o show ?'.?uso before the Surrogates' C?
of New York County, held at the- Hall f
?Records, In the Co tint y of New York,
?the 25th day <.f February. 1921, at ha
past ten o'clock in li? forei.oon o( lha.1
?day, why the account of proceedings ??'
| Anna Holgerson as Administrativ? of the
'Goods. Chatlel? and Credit? of sai.I de
ceased, should not be Judl? lally settled.
j IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. W? bavp
caused the S<.-a' of th? Surrog.iies' Court of
the said County of New York to be here
unto affixed. WITNESS. Honorable John
P. Cohalan, a. Surrogat? of our ia:rl >*'oiiiit\
at th? County of New York, the lllh daj
of January. In the year of our 1 ord one
thousand nine hundred -ird (?miiv-pn?
DANIEL .! rtOWPNKT
[L. 6.1 Clerk of the Surrogat??' Court.
ROOSKfV ELT ? SAMCKl. MONTI ; * vi KR V
In pursuance of an nrdei ef lloncrmhle !
John P* Cohalan, a Surrogate el the c, m
of New York notice Ig h<-irh\
persona hiving claims : I
mon rao?uuhv Roosevelt, ;? ?
.'.?..?,..y jf Sew Yjrk, le, ..-?-.1 :
tbu . une nrith vou. h-*rs : n*. no f to . h -
scribora, ?t thtslr pla^e of transacting bit?
noaH, at the attico of The Central ( nl ?
Trust Company of New York u No
Broadway, In the Borough of Manhattan
Ir? the City of New York. State of New
York, on or before the 15th day of Jm?
1921. ne?L
Datad, New York, the 6th day of Janu
?try. 15?1.
C?NTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
HENRY LATROBK ROOSEVELT,
Executors.
HtTRRT ? Hl'TTON.
Attorney? for Bxeeutors.
Offle? and P. O. Address, go Maiden Lar,?,
Borough cf Manhutian, New York ?'if'.
BE ESTATE OF MARIE BAU.LARD--IN
pursuance of an order of Hon. John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogate of tMe County of New
Yor-t. NOTICE I? tiembj glvv>n to ail p?-"
sor-.i hav'ng olalnia ?train?! Msrle Ba Hard,
1st? of tii? City of Nie-, Franc?, deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to lb? subscriber, at hi? place of transact?
ing bu?l:i?ss. No. 2 Rector Street, Borough
of Manhattan, New York City, on or be?
fore the Irti -lay of June. 1921. next.
Dated. New York. November 13, 1924.
FREDERIC R. COUDKRT. Executor.
COU DEBT BROTHERS, attorney? for
Executor, omce end P. O. Address, No,
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