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Buyers Arrived FtirchUd 8errie# ^v-_ _»«_.Sllverroan * Bilvarman: ^TOf_NMl4nn»n. clothlnf. boyf sutta I*ul8_m_Y trousers; Sophle Kohn. WO|lH"l1lg>«-L sklrt*. ecats. milllnery; r*nnylr1Ml£.__Pitverrni_n A SUverman; *^Sr^r«»» clotbinf and .urnlshlngs; P«^n\?npa.-Ann1*ten Mercantlle Co.; ASS'l^tchw. notlons. dry troods; Im- __¦_»>¦_ r _A r«. Hunter * Co.: S. Olb- ApSX'i";n'.'clo'thinf. ladie*' wssh sktrfs; wa'^^,vw»v; a K. friedman. ATHE-V-hS',. 1270 Broadway. JPtSSESt Kaplan. clothing: rtnnayl- j_Tl.A> 'A ' t*ti5_OBS.P. Friedman. piece «roo«a; 8W_S*_!?i_u!S2w Broa A Co.; D. W*T&25*7"ermgt.: Pennsylvania. "el?v.nRF SfV!nni»n A (*o.; Nathan BALT1?'^eU« Aberdeen. I C«l>*?;^'r-104. r.berc'S P^Pt. Ble ':,?;.«.-Etsenberg's P«pt. S.ore; 3Al,T>M0R.f;,v._s Jow..rv, notlons; 1150 ^vn'RB-J- W. Farlett Co.. Inc; J. HPlSarSu! mfra of middy blouses; Pt,LTR Harr. china; McAlpin %J«ttVf5s--Jo-l O'.itmuti A Co.; C. A. BrS^.K uphoi.terj. ru*ai Coatl- r.«-L,!»e ._j0jin ncchschlld Co.; J. *-¥lZX^. ""ctrolas, pictures; 120 fl&MORB.l*** Apparel Shop; Miss .S'^lfwnRr.Hv Sounaborn & CO.; t-OpKOfK.« iiakover. woolens; fi^^rVhitohill. hats. men'a Ssffifii^ £"&*-« __, Oold- BaU e'nskT aults. furs; The Anr.cx. ,_t^R_Mlman, Baker A Co.; C. H£t_rir_fr» pants: Gregorian. B,*-?.Vr>RK.tauer's: C. M. Behrand. ¦.JlSka SSt. dresses, uphoistery; The .iVtIMORB.H- BchwartMnan, ready to 8 «- mllllnerv: Herald Pquar*. K^nWAM.Pnrlsian Co.; K Block. B!P'"IN<IrH-\. VkirJs: Mrs. Sisson. Job "'lf;. _l?F?hh Avenue. 13th floor. «^_tvT<i_P_.rles- Petticoat Co.; s. An- *$££ cotton piece goods; 1183 Broad- ,*y^'0N-_ne',iable Skirt Co.: I-ouls Cohen. -^TO\--B.S'ii'.' vVhite Co.; T. I.auor, gen- .-.'. .'. dse.: 4S2 Fourth Ave Fan- onue. "^0v'l0'C-orm*n, Wade * P.«WI| Jo- ipti O'Gorrr.an. mfr* of children. B^N-KadVn" A Miller; M. Kaden Woolin piece gooda sllks. satins aud .-^rovlwSiw'r-Stetson Co.; R. B. Hllla dress*!. house dresses. wrappers, uprons; mnvrriK.F'ler.e's (upstairs); Miss Con- BC;'T, -f'v" coats. headwear; Mr. Bul- Horaen'a suits; Mr. Davidson. worn- .vi' r.'«sr-s' irexpensive suits; (base- .' V"m- O'Brien. women's, miases" 2,it_"< Miss Callahan, silks, rr.uslln aSSfwear; M« P*«h Avenue. «n«TO'v^-Jordan-Marah Co.; A. O £,<.- illka; 4.2 F.ur.h Avenue. -josTON.Victory Mfg. Co.; B. Roson- Mttm. woeieti and cotton piece gooda; co; inrvrood. r.,«rTON.farley, Harvey & Co.: C. E. lio't;'blankets, llnens, white goods; 103 V'.n'kiia Street. B08TON--tieepold Morse Co.; J F. Smith, trunmings for clothing mfg dept; Son- EO^O.V.A. Shrnnan A Co.: Miss M. E. Hoearty, milllnery; Algonquln. B^KmLIr, h. White Co.: U V. Hill. irU' coats. dresses, factory made dresses: Miss M. A. Sulllvan, Infanta' w«r: 432 Fourth Avenue. BRIDGEPORT. Conn..Howland D. O. Orp E- -T' Oodfrey. allka woolen dresa tonis: 404 Fourth Avenue; 1>. O. Allt- Bl'.ISTON', Tenn..Ciutrr.an a, Inc; I. Out- ir.-n, house furnishlngs ar.d furniture; BUFFAIiO.J. X. Adam & Co.: Theodore Latsier, llnens, domestics, vrhlt^ goods, b'.-nkeu; 8 West Thirty-aeventh Street; Amoc. D. G. Corp. 'HICAGO.N.Wiv..i_,'s; J. J. Newman, 'coits and suits. walsts; 470 Fourth Atsnoe. _ . _ CHICAGO.Marshall Field A Co.; C. B. Ftttr.eon. silks; J. K. Doty, sirk ur.der- _-. 1107 Broadway. CHICAGO Bothschild A Co.; A. M. Eis/eirier, ladles' neckwear. trimminga, iaces. embrolderles, rlbbons; 470 Fourth Avenue. CHICAGO.T! ;'a.. D. W. Newton, ata. tior.ery, ribbons, umhrellaa; 225 Four'h Avenue, 8th :'. r. CHICAGO.J. V. F.rweii Co.; J. A. Roberta eir.broider!»s, 72 Leonard titreet. CHICAGO.Mandel Hros.; O. M. White. furniture: 13 Eaet Twer.ty-aecond Street. CHICAGO.Sllvernan & Son; A. J. Silver- :-.an. clothing, furnishlngs, hats; The Annex. CHICAGO.Hillman's; W. P. Worceater, 'hltui, croekery, glassware; Cumber'.and. CHICAGO.Mandel Bros.; W. J. Lynch. "iothlr.g; 13 East Twenty-aeoond Btreet. CHICAGO.Abrams Bros.; I. Abrams, job- ."rs dresses, coats, pkirts: McAlpin. CHICAGO. J. V. b'arwell Co.; G. J. Ger- r.ame, cloaks, suits; 72 Le >r.ard Street. ..'HiLIilCOTHE, Ohio.Nowell A Hartley; K. M. Nowell, r-.ady to wear and ln- iants' wear; Pennsylvania. CINCINNATI.Furneau-Hoefle Co.; Henry HoeSe jr., milllnery, ribb is, la. i s and .ir.broideries, cotton pieco good.; Herald LEVELAND.Il-r.ry Bauman Co.; llepry 3&uman. fail coats, suits; Pennsylvania; Is expected Ma f-LEVELANT". M. Rabinovita, dry goods, et:.; Broadway Central. vXEVELAND.Hlgbee Co.; Mr. McQowan. leather goods; 230 Flfth Avenue. '-UVELANU.Forsch Co.; L_ II. Forsch, afrs. suits. skirts, Pennsylvania. '-.tVELAN'D.Ha'.le Bros. Co. Miss L. !>. Prlc», waists; Mts.s M, n. Sutton, toilet Roods, un'.brep.as: Misa ^^ Kelley, knlt underwear; 220 Fifth Avenue. COATKSvlLLE, Pa..Cohen Brothers; W. Cohen and H. Cohen, men's furnishlngs: Penri.ytvanla. W-UMBUS, Ohio.P. A R. Lazarus Co.; Mis. M. L Roberts. women's shoes; T. H. Siebert, mdse. manager; 225 Fifth Aver.'j". VOLUMBUS. Ohio.F. A R. Laaarua Co., m'i \. 31*bert- merchandise manager: .m.ss M. L. Roberta women's, misses* ttoet; 326 Fifth Avenue; Assoo. Mdsg. ''?nf'°,ITrr- L- Hudson Co.: L. Brown- ¦j« r;?.dJ'-'v ,--h!:dr»r's ready to wear; ,;!' F'V7- Avenue, As^oc. V.Ctag. Corp. .ALLRUER. Mass. R. A. McWhlrr Co. I ti' B_ MacKen.le, wash goods; 404 BtivSf2_Al!Bt,,i u- G Alliance. MraEE6 mLLrB' N' T-Argersincsr Co.,j m w. m^Burr' c-oaks. suits, walsts; _an-»2J&v33,,rt*-Or«t Btreet. HAOBRgTOWN, Md..Barnhart Overall «_«i. u. Barnhart, mfrs. overalls, K?_.Dt!'-^h!rt,; Breslln. Msih?n!iRtV Pa.Th« Lad!e» B»»»»r; BamSS°S?ori- women's wear; Brtslln. *^nRR' Conn..Sage, Allen A Co.; iS.^ S' H°U8«. dresses; 404 Fourth __Vl»wKi2- °' Alliance hARTFORD. CONN..Sa -dag", A'.len & Co.; aee- .n?n??'' Sp"eral merchandlso man- B_____t4?i FSurth Avenue. afWON Pa..Fowler Dry Ooods Co.; »«7rwV_Vao..';'*4188' «""-ments, hoslery. erariiSf^-Ar Bte,e,!r Co-: K' J- 8C«MtiinSft,"i 1C5 0ran<i Street. C p li ?' *..Habeock Lavldson; ?8«-t'h ?^tock- T r-a.ty to wear; 404 .y;r.,... Avenue; ,Tav & Co ^^18-lQoa4reln Broa; fl. Oold. '<3?,feI^-S' Mala.ky. dry goods tS turc!shing gu0as; Broadway Cen- SCoiV;.^Tp"t>-K"^« Cloak A suit AvtVu, Rahpael- walsts: 404 Fourth S _fw!,Tr' Mo..Jones Store Co.: W. 'r*«..ty._?^' Z°*tB- BUlts' fur»i " Kast '.V il ,. fc°.Siandard Coat and Suit. 'M'rtv:«l:.vln,*, C"*'" and suits; 118 West :/'S AVr-t Street. 'M?bian?'^S~J M' Ha!8 Co.; A. Davld- t_fS5|to8qJare0mr<>rt^ fI°°r coverlnK»; «"tlnV'{'L?. K>';.Lyon. Lang 4. Oold- fifes te,D* r"dy t0 wear: °''«aheim.r aoldl"nlth _. Bons Co.; X. **rltaiiI. COUon Meco ttoods; Cun- ^SSw? Blus,t«Sa. "nr troods. etc ' VKvir^nn.lve8- tTpham « Hand; tmn m« % wh_'-e Boods, llneiw. wash ia1 '"* Fourth Avenue; V. O. Alli- *it'T0N' p. T "othln't .^T *opoifl * Bon: J- JLeopold. _,VI»»nu a ra,n'» turnlshlngs; P«nn- .iLUtt i'v; v w?'ni«ainr'rn./i ~~£' l>avidow. clothlr.g, x>«, v,^ori "*¦ 8ch««t«r Co.; C, ^¦"f**! Street *n<1 Cotton pleCB .ooAn; 10S _U_t .^^--Schuster & Co.: Charles w,1i°'"'th .v.V ¦" *nrl l,lec« «oods; 404 ¦'UVA.-Eikl'r'' Jajr Co. !_*» CaT" J.auT,r- J-»»vens & Kis- _.'*J«im ;hiV;. '.«, .^ftUT, underwear, ^L*A1'KW.i*- ^ olcott. 55ffto ,Cntty; C. M. Blum- *» Wfik Tfcff SlA8S su:ts «nJ coats; !(.V_»a BUren tiny-nftft Btreet; William ^j_A&^*a7WUHMn K1Unrer' farr!" W\ A^m'V1.1.- W Savage Factories. l_____»Wani_. "*'¦ women's garments; j^TRe »i __S___j£«. tiE?v£?»ff Fur Co-: «. M- «XtREai f.' BrM'!«- _sn«Mr^i*m,V0!,d * c°i r. a. r^Port »^^l,il!JOrt * Tucker; Mr. MStST ' Woo'en piece «oods; Park afS* .^d?>Jji;Jlf*r«nff« Eok. woolen f* Havb-'m r* Aver.ua _0_ll£_?l5_, Pre»« Co.; J. Prasa. V HaWv lr^!1,; p,l!'i« Avenue. 5. A- Mliu~T^ Bdwird Malley Co.: !_»__«¦¦ Mwady l0 w*ar. roats, suits. ' ** «»«4__ aahirtenb«rg * Robinson, «S?PtL404 Eourth Avenue. Avenue y* rpPre"entlnf 1 «<>? Fourth N*f£ ORLEANS.Jaubert Bros.; J. Ja«. _%M____rr'_L *en'j:ftl merchandise; 2__ 1'randUA' V^~~J- S11»>er, ready to wear; rETERSRCRO. Va. Lavmstetn Bros. CO.| Mtss M«y K. Lavenst.ln. ready to rm?I\^rMUr.u"; ?n_ K°0<VV Ho,'al(, 's'«»tt<<v > iiu.ADM.VHIA.Loewettateln, Qold & \.is.\ Joseph Loewenstrdn, mfra. shirts¦ OraBa, ' ' riibV^>EI'PHlA~M' BrRWn' "ottons; Aoeroeen. rlClVar.d>KI'P"TA~'MaX B1Um- aty poodH: PHILADELPHIA Ooldmnn Bros.- P3 Ooldmau, woolon pleco goods; Pen'nsyl- PHILADELPHIA. Tho Fair: Louis J Schulman, Jobs coats, suits, dress. h I'ennsvlvnnU. PniLADBLPHIA--n. Jtosse. dry roods ready to wear; Monterev. PHILADELPHIA--National "Kkl Clothes" Co.; Allor. L Greenberg, boya' oloth- InK: Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA.GImbol Bros- Mr Scott, meVs finnlshtuB.s; Brotulvniy and Thlrt v.seeond Street PHILADELPHIA.Earle Store- \V 1 Breen. etothlnu; Breslln. PHILADELPHIA Franklln Hweater Miils, a. I. Llohtensteln, rcpresentln.,; Breslln. PHlLADBLPHIA.niauner's; S. Korman, underwear; 118 West Thlrty-second Street; A. Fantl. PITTSBUROH Kaufman Department Ptore; H. Starr, ready to wear; 16. Mad¬ ison Avenue. PITTSBCRGIi . Frank A Seder; J. H. Frank. waists, furs and underwear; 1C West Thiriy-slxth atreet. PITTSBVRQH.Joseph Home Co.; B, H. t.t:.unVr. men's furn.shlr.s..; 225 Fifth Avenue. PITTSHIRGH.Frank & Seder; H, J. Chamb-TH. furs; 16 West Thlrty-sl*;! ii Street Oscar Abel. PITTSBURGH.L. Gordon jr., men's. boys', chlldren's clothlnu. pants, Pennsylvania. PITTSTON, Pa..Waldman & Co.; Harry WaUlman. ready to wear; .0. Fourth Avenue; Jay Co. PLYMOUTH. I'a. -- W. Rubin. clothing; Broadway Central. PROVIOENCE, R. I..-Callender. McAus- lan A Troup; G. Buchlln. wholesale de¬ partment; _30 Klfth Avenue, ISth floor. ROCHESTER.A. JL Ballarlan, floor cov- erings, rugs and carpets; Park Avenue Hot-d. ROCHESTER.J. Taylor & Pons; J. \V. Taylor, hats. caps, furs; McAlpin. SACRAMENTO.Weinstock-Lubln Co.; M. B. Warner, men's furnishings; _25 Fifth Avenue. SAN ANTONIO, Texas Wolfson Drv Goods Co.; E. E. Detaplalno, toys; l East Thirty-third Strcot. SAN FRANCISCO.Golden Gate Cloak ar.d Suit Co.; O. Iverson, coats and suits; Grand. BAN FRANCISCO..FHlmore Street Cloth¬ ing Co.; B> Schwart:'., clohing, furnlsh¬ lngs, shoes, manufatcurers clothing; McAlpin. SAN FRANCISCO..O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.; F. W. Warren, silks, velvets, cor- duroys and dress goods; 432 Fourth Avenue. SAVOXA, N. Y.Nlles A France; J. IL France. furnlture; Grand. SCHENECTADY. N. V..H. P. Barney Co.; W. \V. Ilermati, muslin underwear, infants' wear, corsets, chlldren's coats, dresses; _0_ Fourth Avenue; Park Av.- fiue. SCRANTON, Pa..Clelancl A Simpson; S. J. Owens, furniture,; 6 West Thirty- second Street. SCRANTOX, I'a..Scranton Dry Goods Co.; H, IJ. Greenberg. silks, dress goods, domestlcs, linens; 37 West Twenty sixth Btreet; Levis. SOUTH BEXD, Ind Brandon, Durrell Co.; E. Hagey, silks; Miss T. Klrchmeyer, laces. embroldertes, notloiis. general mdse.; York. SPRIXGFIELD. _v_aB.«..Morlarty Bros; J. Morlarity, upholstc-ry, furn'tur,-; Navarro. ST JOSEPH, Mo..Jones Hat Co.; C. W. Dean. knlt goods and rnen's furnishings; Pennsylvania. ST. LOUIS.M. FInkeistetn, women's gar- ments; rennsy ivanla. ST. LOUIS.KUne's Apparel Co. Miss J. Plynn, waists; Mrs. Hayr.es, dresses; I. Sorger, ready to wear; 401 Fourth Ave¬ nue. ST. LOUIS.Sonnenfeld's; Mr, AcU-rman, fcathered hats; lo West Thirty-sixth1 Street; Oscar Abel. ST. PAUL.Llndeke, Warner A Sons; A. H. Llndeke, domestlcs; 350 Broadway. TROY, N. Y..The Up-to-Date Storo; I. L. Kauftnan. ready to wear; Th" Annex. TROY N. Y. -H. 11. Butler: J. K Butler, ready to wear; 11C4 Broadway; Fi lows. WASHINOTOX.Craig Bros.;' D. Craig, res^v to wear nnd chlldren's wear; Vork. WASHINGTON.The Hecht Co.; M, Kad- ('...11, ready to wear; 11. West Thirty- second Street. WASHINOTOX.Lansburgh & Bros.; M. F. Kahn, cotton piece goods _t 22(T* Fifth Avenue. WASHINGTON.N. Horn & Son; N. Horn, talloring goodB; Aberdeen. WATERTOWN, N. Y,.H. Ellis. ready to wear, coats. suite, waists; _" West Tw.rtv-.slxth Street. YVATERVILLE. Me. . Squlres'; W. A. Squires, ready to wear, waists, under¬ wear Brozte'.l. WHEELING, W. Va..A. AV. Graham A Co.; A W. Graham, waists, ete, W1LKES-BARKE, Pa. -Hest l :iderwear Co.; av. Harris, mfrs muslin underwear;] Pennsylvania. WILMIXGTOX, X. C.~T. Shaln A Bro.; I. Shain, dry goods, notions ond shoes; Breslln. Sell $10,000,000 of D. & H. 7 P. C Bonds Norfolk & Western §2.500,000 Issue Also Is Fully Subscribed j Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the First Na¬ tional Bank of New York yesterday an¬ nounced that the issue of $10,000,000 Delaware & Hudson Company ten-year 7 per cent gold bonds which they of¬ fered to tho public were fully sub- scribed. The bonds were sold at par and accrued interest, on the same basis as the $50,000,000 Pennsylvania Rail¬ road lsbue. The funds will be used by the Delaware & Hudson Company to repay $9,000,000 of three-year notes which mature on August 1 next, and for other general needs of the com¬ pany. Investment banker9, 5n commenting on the rapid absorption of the issue, observed that the public is quick to ro- spond to a high coupon rate, preferring such bond3 to securities of equal yield which bear a lower coupon rate of in¬ terest, It was also announced yesterday that an issue of Norfolk &. Western $2,600,- 000 four-year 6 per cent secured gold notes had been sold by the Guaranty Trust Company at 96Vs, to yield more than 7 per cent. The notes, which are callable at lOl^i, are secured by the deposit of Liberty bonds of a market value which fihall at all times be 110 per cent of the principal of the notes. The proceeds of this issue will be used for building 181. miles of branch line extending from Lenore, W. Va., to coal properties in that district. A dispatch from Chicago yesterday quoted President Byram of the St. Paul as denying that tho road is con- sidering any new financing at this time. > - ¦ ¦-. Gompers-Allen Debate Set TOPEKA, Kan., May 6..Friday, May 28, has been set for the tlate of the Gompers-Allen debate on the Kansas Industrial Court law, according to In¬ formation received by Governor H. J. Alien to-day. The debate will be held in Carnegie Hall, New Yo?k. T'u.Jer the rules prescribed, each de- bater is privileged to appoint. a com¬ mittee of fifty to act ns judges. T Committee to Control Silk Firm The larger credltors of S. Strauss & Co., s'lk jobbers, 125 West Twen- ty-sixth Street, according to The Daily News Record," have planned tc. reorganize the bus'neas and control its conduct through an advisory com¬ mittee until tho debts are hquidated. The plan, it is said, calls for an ex¬ tension of the lirm's indebtedness of about $3,000,000 for a year. The as¬ sets, consisting largely of merchandise, are conservatively estimated at $4,200,- 000. The difficulty in wheh the concern finds itself is attr buted to the depres- eion of raw silk prices in Japan and the failure of printors to deliver merchan¬ dise to the company in time ior the last selling season, before the break in the silk market. Food Products Co. Earnings Tha consolidated net earnings of the United States Food P/oductB Company for the quarter ended March 31, 19-0, and all its gubaidiaries, after providmg for Federadl income and excess pr°fttj taxes, depreciation and all ax<*» charge*, amounted to $1,202,-57. Garrison Named Honorary Head of Security League Former Secretary of War Succeed. Elihu Root; C. I>. Orth Re-elected Presi¬ dent at Annual Gathering Lindley M. Garrison, former' Secre- tary of War, was elected honorary pres¬ ident of the National Security League at the sixth annual meeting of the or¬ ganization at the Hotel Astor, last night. Mr. Garrison succceds EHlm Root. Alton B. Pnrkor was reelected honorary vice-president. Charles D. Orth was reelected president of the league. Other officers elected were: Vice- presidents.S. Stanwood Menken, New York; Myron T. Herrick, Ohio; Theo¬ dore Roosevelt, New York; Wlllet M. Spooner, Wisconsin; Michael J. Fried- 8am, Xew York, and General Luke E. *V right, Tennessee. Treasurer, Alexan¬ der J. Hemphill. Secretarv, Lloyd Tay¬ lor. The following directors were chosen: Major Herbert Barry, Charles Alfred Bill, Colonel Franklin Brown, Thomas W. Church ill, Mrs. Oliver Harriman, Adolph Lewisohn, Frederick J. Lismau, Charles F. Rand and Louis \V. Stotes- bury. ln his annual report President Orth said: "For many years past and until the war began Europe has been pouring a steady stream of immigrants into this country. These people wero permitted to become lodgers in tho national boarding-house, and were then left to their own devices. We Americans gave them no noighborly call nnd no recog- nition which had a human touch. We allowed them to remain Germans, or Poles, or Russians, or Italians, living largely in their own communities, speaking, reading and thinking their own languages." Mr. Orth declared the purpose of the National Security League was to remedy this condition. He said the league's membership is greater now than at any other time in its existence. Major Herbert Barry, chairman of the league's committee on universal military instruction and training, urged the adoption of that policy by Con¬ gress in an extended address. Major William B. Dwight, director of tho __peakers' bureau of the league, and Martin Conboy, one of the attorne>-3 for the state in the expulsion procead- ings against the five Socialist Ar-sem- blymen at Albany, also spoke. Army Orders From The Tribune's Washington Bureau WASHINGTON*, May 6..Army or¬ ders issued to-day follow: Honornbly Discharged Hall. Lt. J. O., air service. J>un!u.m, Lt. H. B., Med. C. AVr-st. 2d Lt. F. J., C. A. Benolt, 2ct Lt. L. 13., air servlc. Jones, Ll. L. A., D.n. C. Medicnl Corps Haincs, Lt. J. B. to Takoma Park Brown, Capt. C. N., to Fort. Ontario lliKh. Major I>. I/., to Camp Dlx. Stallman, Lt. G. P., to Camp Plx. Wllde, Major A. J.. to ehariottesv.il.!. Pield, Capt. P. L., to Camp Meado. Couden, Lt. J. S., to Camp SheriiiEn. Infantry Pmlth, Col. R., to Fort Rnelling. Ganoe, Capt. W. A., to Washington. Walker, Capt. J. C. Jr., to Takoma Park. .Motor Transport Corp* McAnlnch, Capt. C. W., to Camp Normovle. Quinev. Lt. W. IT., to Scheneotady. Thomas, Lt. N. W., to South Ambo.- Field Artillery Joy, Lt. Crd. ,T. S., to New York. Rlstihe, Capt. TL H.. to Camp Plke. Myers, MaJ. J. E., to Hot Spring?. Sanitury Corps Vanaman. Lt. V.*. L., to Fort Shrri-ftri. Brown, Capt. J. O., to Cp.n.p Lix. Grubor, Capt. C. G., to Fort II. O. Wright. Qnartermnster Corps Stanley, Capt. lt., to Washington. Williams, MaJ. H. 13.. to Ttoston. Powell, MaJ. T. l\. to Atlantlo Clty Werth, Maj. J. 11., to Birmlngharn Signal Corps Johnston, I.t. F. E., to New Tork. Rquler, MaJ. Gen. O. O., to New Yori. s Hill. Capt. O., to New York, Little Sllver ar.d NeW York. Griffin, Lt. Col. F. 3.. to Nowar-t. New York _.:d Boston. Miscellaneotia Sullivan, Capt. F. P., Ord., to New York. Ka'z, Capt. W. B. C. W. Svc, to Ogdon. Delanoy. MaJ. 8. J., C. W. Svc, to Gov. Isl. Mackay, Lt. G. A. Eng., to Gov. Isl. Patlerson. Capt. G. B., Air Svc to L, Tel. Fulton, Capt. W. S., C. A., to Washington. O'Keel?, Chap. T. P. to TaUoma Park. McKlnnon, Capt. J. A.. Vet. C. to Camp Lewia. _ Scal'es, Col. W. B., Cav. to Camp Ler.r.lng. Navy Orders From The Tribune's VTashinrjton. Bureau WASHINGTON, May 5..Navy orders issued to-day follow: BROWN. Lt C. E. to 13. S. S. Nev&dft. Clldord Lt. F., to nav. torp. Kta. Newport. Dovey Lt. II- L-. to duty Vlrgin Islands. Hanna, Kna. W.. to U. S. B. Noptune. Uarmon, Lt. V. E.. to duty Vlrgin Isiands. Hf-shorn, Lt. M. 8.. to U. S. S. Kansas, Uubbell. Lt. J. A.. to U. S. 8. Alert. Luughlln. Lt, B., to nav. tr. sta., Great McGrath, Lt. J. F., to nav. tr. ata- New- Shoa! Lt. R. O., to duty Marine Barracks, Paris Island. Spencer, Lt. Com. B. W., to L. S. B. Aroostook. . _ ,_ Sprague, Lt. C. A. F.. to U. 8. S. Tennessee. ^ltllft Lt. L. 8., to U. 8. S. (3amd.n. Thomas, Lt. W. A., to navy yard, Charies¬ ton. Waters, Lt. J. A., to nav. tr. sta.. Hamp¬ ton Itoads. Webber, Lt. C. H., to Mare Island. Wells, Lt. C. R., to naval sta., Quam. Green, Lt. (J. g.) J- H., to Lowor Prov. Cr. Uahlgrcn. Higglna, Lt. M. P., to U. S. S. Solace. McDermott, 13ns. M. .T., to Annapolls. Morse, Lt. 11. IL. to nav. tr. sta., Newport. Norrla, Chf. Pay Clk W., tu U. 8. S. Iloua- ton. BURR0GATE8' NOTICES THE PEOPLE OF THE STATK OF NEW York, by he Grace of Ood, Free and In- dependent..To EL* ROBERTS, SARAU P.ollERTS URACKETT, MARTHA J. ROBBRTS FORBES, W. W. ROHERTS, CARR1E B. PRINCE, THOMAS A. ROB- ERTS, SAMUEL ROBERTS, and THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY. the helra and next of kin of LYD1A C. CIIAMBERLA1N, deceased, and the Trustee named tn the ln- strument purporting to be the Last WHI and Testament of said decedent, Sond Greetlng: Whereas, The NEW YORK TRUST COM¬ PANY. whose prm.ipa! offlce and place of business la at No. 2. liroad Street, the Clty of New Vork, has lately applled to the Rur- rogates' Court of our County of New York, to have a certain lnstrument ln writing. bearing date the tenth day of March, 192., reiftting to both real anj personal property, duiy proved as the last wtli and testament of LYD1A C. CHAMBERLAIN, who was o' the time of her death a resldem of Hotel Wood- ward. Broadway at euth St., the County of New York, deceased. Therefore. you and each of you are cited to show cause before the Surrogates' Court of our Coumy of New York at the Hall of Records. in lhe County of New York, on the 26th day of May one thousand nine hundred and twenty at haif-past ten o'clock ln the forenoon of that day, why tho said will and testament shouid not bo admitted to prcbate as a will of real and peraoMl property. ln Testimony Whereof, we have eaused the seal of the .Surrogates' Court of the said County of New York to be hemimo afftxed. Witn>.!K, Honorabln John P. Co* [Se*;] haian, a Sunog&te of our said Ceaa- ty of New York. at said Cour.ty. the 17th day of April, in the yeur of our Lord or.e thousand nine hundred and twenty. d.. S.) OANiJ-L J. DOWONBT, Cierk of ihe Kurrogaies' Court. WELLBROCK. WlLLIAM HENRY.ln »ur- suance of an order of Honorable John P. Co.'ialan, a Hurrogute of the Countv of New Ysrk, notlce ts herebjr" given to all person* having clauns against William Henry Well- trovk. late of the County of New York, de- reased, to present ihe same trlth voucbera thereof to the> subscrlber. at his place st transacttng business al lhe otflce of Hendrlc* & Hend.-lck, No. 2 Reotor Street, in ta* Clty ef New York. on or before the _»th day mt Jday. 1920. Oated. Ne».- York. th* 6th day of Ntvtm- ber. i*is. ARTHUR C. WELLBROCK. ._ Ex»cut#f. BXNXmiCK * HENDltlCK. Attoraes. f*f ¦_«ont«r, S Rectw st, Naw 7*c_ Clty. Sh ppiB HIOH WATKIt AM PM flandy Hook. 8:46 9:57 Oovernor'H Island.10:10 10:13 Hell Gate-.- 12:03 Note..The above figure* are atondnrd time and not New Tork State time. ARRIVED YE8TK1WAT Vesset. Port. Departure. Portuguna. Prince.Havre . _/.Apr 23 Medlna.Antwerp .Apr 22 Bahia Hlanoa.Buenos Ayres.... Apr Fort Hamilton... .Bermuda .May Munrlo.Matanr.a* .Apr 30 James WUllam. ...Hallfax .May 1 Comet.Tampico .Apr 23 River Araxaa.Phlladelphia ....May 3 Lake Wlnona.San Juan.Apr 24 Seekonk. . .Port Said.Apr 14 Socony.Tamploo .Apr 23 Cushnoc.Phlla(lelphla ....May ;l Turrlalba.Kingston .Apr 80 Huron.Jacksonville .May 2 BIythodale.Baltimore .May 1 Lako Elllthorpe.. .Portland. - Vellarla.Liverpool. .- Efringham.Boston. .-. Woplta.Hallfax. - INCOSUNG fiTKAMSHIPS Due To-day Gen O H Ernat-Cristobal ...._Apr 22 Vellavla.Liverpool .Apr 23 Galllao.Hull .Apr 22 Auburn.Llvcrpoo! .Apr ^l \ lrgil.Santoa .Apr 10 Du* To-merrow Celtla.Liverpool .Apr 28 santa Lulsa.Valparalso ..... .Apr 21 Maracaibo.Mayagunz .May 1 Sudbury....Rio do Janelro_Apr 22 Due Haturday II R Mallory.Gibraltar.Apr 23 Gen G W Ooelhala.Cristobal .May 2 Orlana.Crlstobal .May 2 Korona.St Thomas.Apr SS Cristobal.Crlstobal .May 2 Due Munday Flnland.Southampton _Apr 20 Madonna.Marsoliles .Apr 20 Bolglc.Liverpool .Mav 1 Ebro., ...Callao .Apr 28 OCTGOING STKAMPHirS 8all To-duy Mail Veaael _ .-,___ cloaea aalls General W C Oorgas, t:rlst(Tb_U .12:00 M 4:00 PM Francla, Para. 5:00 AM 1:00 PM u.r_9=**"». Danzig- 12:00 M Hatteras, London.- 12-00 31 New York City. BrlBtol-. 12;00 M Corson. Copenhagen...- 12:00 M Hall To-morrow Reglna d'ltalla, Naplea 8:00 AM 12-00 M Megall Hellas, Piraeus.l2:00 M 3 00 PM Oenr-ral H F Hodgea, I£aytl .12:00 M 4:00 PM Gulana, St Lucla.12:00 M 3:00 PM Montserrat. Barcelona 8:30 AM 12:00 M Glenaffric, Santos.12:00 M 8:30 PM Patrlok Henry-, Rot¬ terdam .-,_ 1200 M Lake Flatonla, Stock¬ holm.-, 12;00M Suil Suttirduv Lapiand, Southampton.10:00 AM 1:00 PM Manchuria, Hamburg.. 11:30 AM 1:00 PM -us'iut-hanna, C a p e % T.Tow5, .12:00 M 3:30 PM Ulua, Port Limon. 7:00AM 11:00AM ., Kfmllton, Bermuda. 7:30 AM ii:00AM Mandevllle, Kingston.. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM Mexioo, \era Cruz.... 8:30 AM 12:00 M Hrazos. San Juan. 8:30 AM 12-00 M Michael, Para. 9:00 AM lOo'l'M Panuco, Tamploo.- , - ,0_ \r West Carnifax, Shang- Aaquam, Carde'n'as'...".].~- i"-oo\i Mesaba. London.-_ i^oom Mercian, Manchester...- l2:00\t Arnnsls, Alexandria....- 12*00 M Lepanto, Antwerp.- is'oo f River Araxea, Piraeus..-- \" 00 m Maasick, Christiania_ is'oom Manlca. Piraeus..,_._ l":00M Belvedere, Trieste.- io'oo M '.'. Inona, Buonoa Avres.- r":oo \T Kentucky, Caicutta_-. n.nn PM Alloway. Manila._ ":00 1'"\t Bayamo, Cienfuegos...- 12-'oom Lako Conesus, Havana_ la'nftM Bruyere, Rio Janeiro..-~-_ ]_:on%r Opequam. Santos._ J: J Garileld. Valparalao...- i « o ¦'. Callabasas. Antilla-, _i;00 M Edlth, Ponc-._ :;:.,.? Mandevllle, Kingston..- 12-00 3 La<_a Benton, Santiago- 12:00 Sl ,_ .. . Huil Sunday Roman Prince, Havre...'- I2:O0M AMERICAN PORTS BALTIMORE, May B.Arrived Strs Mandevllle (Nor). Port Marla; Singapore Maru (Jap), Norfolk; Lako Buckeve StooktoB SpiW Afalk.y Boaton^n ta (Nor), Bcrgen; V\ es. Haven, Norfolk' 1 ake Fon du Lac, New York; Verona (N^r) 73J.'a'. Cleared: Strs BJornatJerne Bjornson 'Nor), Savona Mandevllle (Nor) New Vork. Sailed: 8trs Siikcborg (Dan). Nyfc- Jobing; Magallia Heliaa (Gk), Piraeus; Ruth, Tampa; Lako Ellerslle, HrMol and Glasgow; Coelloda, Rotterdam; Wearpool (Br), Alexandria; Fort Gnines (Nor) Por' Marla. Cape Henry, Va, May _~-Paascd iii for Baltimore: Btra Lake FJuahing Beni- saf; Suez Maru (Jap), Antwerp; Flshkill New York; Calabrla (Hwad), Bilbao; Arab'stan (Br), Quoenatown. Passed out from Baltimore! Stra Menomlnrsi (Br) Pt Nazaire; Mlasiaalppi (Br). London via Nor¬ folk and New York; Cerro Cordo. Ouava- qull; Nupolela, Cherbourg; ("abeg'on, Spezia. BOSTON. May 5 Arrived: strs Han Mateo, Port Limon; C R Selwyn Eddy Phlladelphia; Artigats, Philadelphia; Lake Mary, Baltimore; Kershaw, Norfolk; Limon, 1'ort L'.n-.on via Kingston; Clty of Columbus, Savannah. Salied: Strs North¬ ern Wave, Phlladelphia; Maiden, Norfolk; Roneway, New York. CHAR-JSSTON, S C, May ..Arrived: Str Edgewood, Port Tampa; tug, Clinchco and barge S P Warrlner, Havana.* Kailed: Str Alar.osa. Havre. GALVESTON, May 5.Arrived: Strs Lakeland, Cuba; George 13 Paddleford, Tampico. Sailed: ,Str» Ttinldadlan, Tam- plco; Seatrl -:ita!;, Tamesi, Tampico; Mexicano, Tamj. !co. JACKSONVILLE, May 5..-Arrh-ed: StrB O T War'ng, P.atron Rouge; J M Guffey, SUMMONS NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW York County..HAZEL HALL TER- RELIj, Plaintiff, asainst WILLIAM LLBWELLYN TERRELL, Defendant. Ac¬ tion for Annulmer.t of Marriage. Sum¬ mons. To the above named Defendant: YOU ARE HEREBY c>UMMONED to anawer the complalnt In thla aotlon and to nerve a copy of your anawer on the Plaintiff** Attorney within twenty daya aftor the aervice of thla aummons, ex- elualva ot the day of aervlco. and ln case of your failure to appear or answer Judg¬ ment will be taken against you by de¬ fault for the relief demanded ln the com¬ plalnt. Dated March 24, 1S20. WALTER D. W1LE, Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce and Poat Offlce Addreas. f>2 Wall St., Borough of Manhattan, New York Clty To WILLIAM LLBWELLYN TERRELL. Defendant: Thn foregoing aummona la served upon you by publication, pursuant to a'i order of HON. JO.SKPH E. NEWBERGER » Justk-(> of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated tho 27th day of Dated March 30, 1.20. WALTER D. WILE Attorney for Plaintiff. Offico and Po»t 0.m,c,* ^ddre3s. 6- Wail St., Borough of Manhattan. New York city. *>** .SUPREME COURt.NEW TORK COUNTT r>s~?$ckn ^ Pav«nP°«. Plaintiff, against Blanche C. Davenport. Defendant. Action for annulmnnt. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT- You are hereby Bumtnoned to answer the complalnt ln tlils action and een-e a copy of your answer on tho plaintlff'a attornevs within twenty days after the service of thla summons, excluaive or the day of aervice and in case of your failure to appear or an¬ swer. judgment will be taken against you by default for the roller demanded ln the complalnt. Dated, New York, March 12 1920 EDWARD E. QCINN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Offlce & P. O. Ad- dreaa No. GI Broadway, Borough of Man¬ hattan, New York Cltv. TO THR DEFENDANT, BLANCHE C DAVENPORT: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication purauant to an order of Hon. Joseph E. Newberger. Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. dated April 2, 1920. and r.led on April 3, 1920, wl'.h thu complalnt ln the offlce of tha Clerk of the County of New York at the County Court House, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, tho original complalnt having been duly flled ln said offlce on April 3rd, 1930. Dated, New York. April 3rd, 1920. EDWARD F. QL'INN. Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce P. O. Ad¬ dress No. 61 Broadway, Borough of Man- hattan, New York Clty, LEFPHRT& WILLIAM H..IN PURSU- anca of an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan. a SHrrogate of the County nf N'ew York, NOTICE la hereby given tr. all per- aons having clalms against Y.'llllain H. Lefferta, late of the County of New York, deceased, to pre«ent the »ame with vouch¬ ers thereof to the subacrlbera. at their place of transacting bualncsa, at the offl-a of Ba'.dwln & Hutchlns, their attorneya. No. 130 Mroadway, Borough of Manhat- tan, ln the City of New York, on or ba- fore tha 7th day of September next. Dated. New York, tha lst day of March, 1»29. ' ¦DITH C. LBFFBRTS, BARENT LEFFERTS, f BLAIR S. WILLIAM*. Executors. ¦ ALDWIN A HUTCH1NS, Attorneya far E-ecutora, 12* Broadway, New York Clty, ig News r,uni_,= rt.'V\ Hall«a: Strs Van. Mlaml; .Jurilata Baltimore; sohooner Relief (Rus>. aan Salvador. I han_?enlI'E' M»y ".Arrived: fltr Meose- l£ &A"0..0* ."»»*«' »*rs Herman Win-! cr«n. vL, "Orrlo',; Maple. Port Barrlos; VT?Wr,U,^in^Prhouk'"ln' liverpool *** ttosAuSIF !?,1SWS- Va' May 5.Arrived: tFrl tr'IV.e" <N°__f' Chrlstlana; Altklrck fch_Lt?*M(!5!* Mondl <«P.>. Bilbao: ""'hPla; Robln Hood. Antw«rp; Santa Cruz (Hr), Groenock; Trlculo (Br), Bablne ?! 5m?ro,«(nr>' Bft»»«w«»re. Sa led: Strs Aladdln (Nor). Baltimore; Bernudea, Nor- Rotterdam; Lake Elmhurst, Havana; 8 S MoMley V (Hr), Aiesandrla; Atlohai "ridge. Norfolk; Rohlrr Hood, Norfolk; NOltFOI.K. May C.Arrived: Strs Fre»- n'.rn>J"r"a; *J,ddlesex, Rotterdam; Dan'.a Y.nu 'i,',l>,penhilKon: Ka»'p. Bella, New mm.%1110 JSWed), Denmark Broad- v,Jn°c/fr),' Beaumont; Barstow, Now 5.r,5' 8*,'8dTj S'r« Oovamor Brooks, Mon- «i« » a?d Huf,""a Ayres; Barstow, Tam-i !maw« m,fowboy Buenoa Ayres; Bryn- | Whee'ler,'BaVre.Dftklr' Afr,Ca; Dunham -NEW ORLBANB, May E.Clear-d: Strs Kasteriy Br), Marselllea via Ne#Krt B__Jrti..I,_£' ,W.,m.,C0- '1>la= Kama. Prt Jc-sli 1 »i-^n/_?ef^,n2 (Br>' Tampico; schr Joshe Marl (Span), Bilbao. l.ionlo,'.!:>EI,',l;H[A' ?Iuy 5-Arrlvcd: Strs oonl.oim (Brj, Avonrnouth; Malvern Range (Br). London; Katanga(Br)I ['.ITi^Yf1'- t>V_0(K:o' Clenfuegoa; Bloux Cardenas: Python. Havro; Lake Farley Fayal; Wm Burton, Bayonne, N J; Lake Sarragut. do; schr Charles D Btanford. Ulnilngton Del. Delaware Brrakwate, Del. May fi.Passed up for Philadelphia: Btrs Manltowoe, Rotterdam; Vestnorg* i.i oi ,S£?ta .Marta. Passed out from Philadelphia: Strs Roanoke, Port Arthur Cuahnoc, Rotterdam; Sapona. Boston; t-aur.t (lt), Gibraltar for ordors; Vlldfugi (Nor), P.rt Antonlo; probably Aral (Br), Rouen. Reedy Island, Del, May 6.Passed down from Philadelphia: Strs Wandby, Danzlg; Cottonplant, Norfolk; J C Don- ,-"£"., ~TTJ Ionler« (Belg),-; fichr charles Whlttemoro, Wilmlngton, Pei, for Now York. Marcus Hook, Pa, May 5. Pasod doWn from Philadelphia: Str Clbao (Norl. Port Limon. PuItT ARTHUR, Tex, May 6.Arrived: strs Llgonler, Savannah; C A Snyder, Bal¬ timore; Muskogee, New Tork; Llghtburne, Norfolk; W M Irish, Brunawick, Ca; Brazos, Guantanamo. Sailed: Strs Oulf- streak, Philadelphia; Radlant, New Tork; Standard Arrow, San Francisco; tug Sena¬ tor Bailey, with oil bargo. Tampico. PORTLAND, Me, May 6.Sailed: Strs Seneca, Norfolk; Hrlton, do. PORT TAMPA, Fla, May 6.Arrived: Strs Ooodapeed, Baltimore; Lake Pleasant, Norfolk; Mascotte, Havana via Key West. Sailed: Str Lake Pcarl, Savannah; schr City of Baltimore, Matanzas. PORT F.ADS, May 5.Arrived: Strs Korafjord (Nor), Mexieo; Tarismlna. Bocas del Toro; Truxllto, Tela. Sailed: Strs Chlnampa, New York; Burma (It), Venlce, Trieste and Catanla via Gibraltar; Mytilus (Hr), Rouen and Havro; Yoro (Hond), Celba. PBNBACOLA. Fla, May 6.Arrived: Str Actor (Hr), Liverpool (put !n for fuel). Sailed: Str Munsomo, New Orleans. SAVANNAH, May 5.Sailed: Str Florida, Port. Arthur. TAMPA. Fla. May 5.Arrived: Str Orthla. (Rr). Glasgow; Lackawanna, Ha¬ vana; government rirortge Absecon, Wil¬ mlngton, N C. Sailed: Str Kenbane Head (Hr), Belfast vln New Orleans; motor ves- sel Narwhal, Havana; Schr Nellie, Ma- tp.nzaa; Campanla (Br). Sagua Ia Grande. FOREIGN PORTS Departures for New Tork Rotterdam.Fnlrmont. Southampton.3 S Rova! Georse London.ri S West Mahom*t Gibraltar.S S Calabria. St MIchaels.S S Roma. Glasgow.-S S Columbia. Antwerp.S 8 Lancastrian. Lelth.S S Overdale. Dartmouth.S S Western Spin: Yokohama.S s Genoa Maru. K ratsu.ri S Harold Pollar. Genoa.S S Duca d'Aosta. Arrival* from New Tork Batavia B S Eurymedon. Havre.S S Rochambeau. Bilbao.S 3 Ablanset. Dunklrl..S S Eburna. Leith.S S Graclana. Buenos Ayres.S S Trafaigai Arica.S S Santa llosa. Yokohama.3 S Tsurga Maru Queenstown.S S Mason City. Liverpool.3 S Nansemond. Halifax.S S Rosallr.d. TRANSPACIFIC MAIf.B The connectlng mal's close at the G»n- eral Postoffice nnd City Hall postofflee station. Now Yorl-., at '1 p. m., as follows: Hawaii. via San Franciaco, S ri Wilhel- mina. May 6. China, via Seattle, S S Maquan, May (. Japan, Corea, Siam, Cochin China, Nether- lands East Inclles und Phlllpplne Islardw, vla Seattle, S, S. Tyndareus, May ?. Hawaii, Samoan Islanda. Australia tni specially addresaed mail for Now Zealand. via rian Francisco. S S Sonoma. May IZ. HYDF MANOR sudbury, vt, n I UE. lVlr\l\\JI%. rCstab'.igh.Kl 1801. Golf ln the lake region of Vermont. Illustrated Booklet. A. W. HYDB & SON. Special Jur.e ratea. LONG ISL.\N'D THE HALL £len c<»y*-op« Ma7 a _**._* ItAbU Commuting diatnnce of N. Y. Booklet. Management Glllan & Co. MASSACHUSETTS .RED LION INN- Stockbridge, Mass. !N THF. BERKSH1RES, NOW OPEN C.olf & Road$ in Excellent Condition Boute Books and Clrculars on Request. Dnmille Cottage for rent. . ALLEN T. TKEADWAY. r-HEATON HALL-i Stockbridge, Ma*»., ln the Berkshire HIU*. Open June 15th. Splendid Is-hole Golf Coarss. Flne roads for motorlng. Mr. W. O. Havin will be at Hotel Flanders, W. 47th St.. until May 16th. NEW HAMP8H1RE GRAY'S INN JACKSON, NEW HAMPSH1RE Most beautiful section of White Moun- talns. On fine automobile road system from Boston and New York. Trout tlshlng, mountain cllmblng, tennla American plan, flne table. OPEN Jl'NK 14 TO OCT. XO Vi'rlto early for reservatlona FRANK M. GRAY, Manager. Also 1'rehle Hou.se. Portland. Matne. INSTRUCTION ACCOUNTAXCT New Spring Classes are now forming. day or ear'y evening sessions. Write fur helpful booklet, "Your Post-War Opportunity," and Bulletln 113. PACffl a\ PACE. 39 Church Bt.. New Tork. fk__l I ADTfc EVENINO CLASB IN OAbJlt/lKJLf HOME Nl'KSING _T-r^-!Ti»ii*i. REGISTER NOW OCTiOUl* tVntral Brancb Y.W.C.A. ^ W «10 Lex.Are..at iid St. PRftTT SCHOOL, 61 West 46th Strsat, Secretarial training; IndlvIJasi Instruction. Day. evening FREP: CATALOG OF ALL (Boj-b', Qlrls') SCHOOLS OR CAMPS ln U. S. Apply 1012 Times Bldg or phone Bryan: I98«. U. S. SECRETARIAL SCHOOL S42-S44 Flfth Avenue (45th M.), The oldest and pro-ernlnently the rnost successful. Write for catalog 12. LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF CONNECT1CUT. At a Court of Prohate held at Lltchfield in and for the DiBtrict of Litchfleld on the crth day of April, 1920. Estate of Charle.4 W. Andrew., la'.e of the town of Litchfteld, ln said District, pre- Bumed to be dead. The Colonial Trust Company, admlnistra- tor of the Estute of said Charles W. Andrews, having filed Its flnal adrainistra- tion account as such administrator, alleg- ing that since Its appointment It haa not heard from t.u id Charles W. Andrews, and praying that thla Court ascertaln tha helrs and dlstributees cf said Charles W. Andrews and order the payment of the principal of said fstate to the heirs and dlstributees so ascertained. IT IS OKDEBED. that a hearing be had upon said account and application, and for ascertalnraent of ctaid heira and dlstributees at the Probate Offlce in Litchfleld ln said District on the 15th day of May, 1920. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and that public notlce of the time and place of said hearing be given by publlslilng this order once ln some newspaper published ln this State and having a circulatlon ln said District, and in the New York Tribune, a newspaper pub- Hshe-d In the City and State of New York at least one week before said day of heartag and that return be made to this Court of the notlce fiven 1 JOHN T. HTJBBAJUX Judg*. _TRAVEL PRl&uEHLIlie IMBUE6.N<-AUTbUlSATLANTIQyt |[__ NEW YORK.HAVRE LEOfULDiMA May U-Iuna Id i a «hvU,... JU'' »~AUf. a u SAVOIE WMEii HOCHAMBEAU Mj* V~i"_»y LA LORRAINE %ffi gffi%« » UFAYETTE &. fc3&«J 8. S, Franoe May sailing dato to bo armounrrd Inter. COMPANY'S OFFICE. 10 STATE ST.. N. Y. RED "D" i INF MW.XI. Foot Mantagaa I11.H U> UIHC Street. Broaklya. For Porto Rico, Curacao & Venezumla. Maracaibo-May 12|Caracas.May 13 Zulla.May 28) Phlladelphla..June 2j BLIS8, DALLETT St CO.. Genl. Mgra.. ghone 10072 Hanover, 83 .Wall Street. _ BE8QRTS ATLANTIC CITY, JL i. | ATLANTIC CITY.N.U. I I' AivAnvcricaa Plan. Hotel | of Dwtmdio_iM\dRealCoir\_ort | FIRBPROOFOARACE. I ^capacity coo.^ ^ Walferj:£uzbr\ Atfanfic Cify tfs the wlaMac VurnA i&n tifoBoarehiraJM MACK LATZCO,, TTT"A"l.Mr jTJAYMORE.ATLANTKC.TY llPKLD'S GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS1 I.L" VLIllUWn Roomj. with b»th »nd run- alaf water; gur._.. BooklH. S. KL, BONIFAO. HOTEL WATKINS ^7^^ Moi.ra coiiveiil.pceB. Excellent cuialna. Booklet ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Unsurpaased for healthful rest and recreatlon NORTH ASBURY PARK, N. J. i4___.W MONTEREY HOTEL rtte Resort Hotel Pre-Eminent Directly on the Orean OPENS JUNE 19 Amerlran Plan Capacity 600 Famous a la carte Grlllroom Dally Conrnrts and Danolng Hot and Cold Sea Water ln Rootnj SHERM'N DKXMS, Mnnaaec W. Y. Offle<». » We«t 40th St. Telenhone VanderbUt 22DO MrDONNELI. & CO Members N. Y. S'ock Exchange NORTH ASBURY PARK, N.J. *% MONMOUTH COUNTY. N. J. . A Warm Welcome Awalts Tou INorth Jersey Shore Resort* MONMOUTH COUNTT, N. J. Write the mayora for information. SPRING LAKE, N. J. HOTEL BREAKERS §*"»£«% Spring Lake Beach. N. j Now open for Inspection. Ownership Management. LOUIS N. MOSS Directly on the Ocean, Spring Lake, n. J. I he Lssex and Sussex gj$£j ?n<l America'. Finest Resort Hotol. Opans funa 10 N. Y. Offlce. Weat 40th St. BOONTo r., N. J. PUDDINGST0NE INN Favorable weekly rates. Open all year. Folder. O. N. VINCBNT, Boonton. N. J. NEW VORK STVVTK IN THE HEART OF THE AOiRONDACKS CERTIITEB MILK A SUMMER RESORT of the hlgh...t character; superb cuisine; an environm-nt aoclally desirable. Lccated on the shore of the WONDERFtL UPPER 8ARANAC LAKE. Excellent iitate road_, good golf. All Sports and Amuaem.nts at their best. BOOKLET. Address until June 1 HAKKINGTON MILI.S, Manager JAS E. GALBREY, N. V. Representative, WALDORF-ASTORIA, 33d St. £ 5th A-. GRANLIDEN HOTEL LAKE SUNAPEE. N, H. Under New Management. Caterlng to A dlacrimlnatlng cUentele. Golf, Tennis, Boatins. Canoelng, Bathing, Plahlng, Riding, Danolng. Cotta_es for rent. Booklet sent on requeat. New Tork Offiee: HOTEL SAN RAFAEL 66-69 Weat 45th Bt., near 5th Ave, J. Thomas Russell. Prop. Aleo Hotel Ituasell, Saratoga Sprlnga.N.Y. br%bfe c^^am6(ain Xilgfairtc'-vn^fo'm.mfifain. tflf. .ee'ety* 8uE_mer PUygroundl OPITNS rN JUNK AMEItlCAN PLAN OIO LOW, J. P. GREAVKS, Golf Supt. Manager. N*w Vork Offlea: Ui Fifth Are. HOTEL KAATERSKILL Cateklil MountainB. At the Top of the American Alps. KAATERSKILL, N. V. Tha largest and most beautifully attuated mountain resort iu America. Fine Auto Roads ln Every Dlrertlon. Empire Tours. OPENS JULY 1 Booklng Offlce, Hotel Maj«stlo, 72n i & Central Park West. Phone Columbus 1330 FARENT ti RICHARDS, lnc. I^narcliff ^odeje Briardiff Manor, N. Y. Now Open New York Offlce, 402 Madison Av*. _¦_«>_. M.* Murr_ur HUL Sharon SDringrs, N. Y. IMVIMON HOTEL AVD rnTT\r,f< Opena June 2«. Foldera on appllcatu n The ANNEX, Adjolnlng the Fatnoaa White Sulphur Snringa and Ilaching i-.»ta_>- llabment, opena >Iny la.. JOHN B. GARDNBR & SON. W. H. CRAIG. Cienl V«' WHITE MOUNTAINS JNEWPR0FILE HOUSE N, Y. Offiee: .Spur Travel Burean, |426 5th Ave. Tel. VanderbUt 2.4. PENNSYLVANIA Now Open, Roomd en sulie and with bacn; ateam heat. Elettrlc llshts. Ali anrj-frnentD W. J. & M. D. Price, Canadensla. Pa. FOREjlGN resorts LONDON VISITORS.^ 3elf-contained Suite of Rootna, wlthj Hotel Servi. e, for two or more per-l »ona; In be?t part of West End, near principal Th^utres Shopa i NORRI8 MAN.. ION3 HOTEL 2 Norria Street. Haymarket, W Double Bedrooni, Drawlng, Bath ¦¦-" j & Telephone. ir. '".| I :i/T/- per day; or wttb Luueh, Dinner, ir Supper aleo. aerved In apartment. TRAVEL TRAVEL ENJOY a new vacatftm this Summer. a sea voyage to the Weat Indies, Panarna and Central America. Sbrteen out of twenty-three days at sea, on a ship of the Great White Fleet; ashore tha quaintest of scenes. Crtises via Cuba, Panama and Costa Rica, or Jamaica, Panarna and Colombia, Opportunity for frequent, uniqae and de- lightful side trips.to the andent walled cities of the Spaniards, the haunts of the buccaneers and the fascinating modern capitals of Latin America. Ask your local ticket « temritt agettt er writ* direct for free flluetrated folder deacribing those delightful sea tours to the wondei country of the Western Hemisphere. SaiHnes twice each week from New York and New Orleana. Unitbd Faurr Osv Central Ojficeti I) 1 State St., Bo.ton.Mas_. STEAMSHIP SBRVIC8 oAddrttt t 17 Battery Place, «. 2*1 Fifth Ave.. NswYeik -tt. dmiBBESN SEft. CUNARD -'AMOMMM r___se__t.tr »«d rrelgM tauwtva*. Carmania.New York ta Queenstowo aad Liverpool.Msy Vsuba».New York " Liverpool .May Royal George.New York " Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southamptoe.. .May Mauretania .New York " Chetbeurg and Southampton.Mav C«ronia.New York " Plymouth, Cherbourg _nd London.May Columbia....New York " Londonderry and Giaigow.May Queenstown and Liverpool.May Dubrovmk and Tneste.May Liverpool .June Imperator .New York " Cherbourg and Southampton.June Pannonia ...New York " Patras, Dubrovnik and Trieste.June Royal George.New York ** Plymouth. Cherbourg end Southampton_June Csronia .New York " Plymouth and Cherbou.t_.June Columbia ., .New York " Londonderry and Glasgow.July K. A. Victoria.New York " Queenstown and Liverpool.|.'v Mauretania .New York " Cherbourg and Soutliamplon.July Imperator .New York " Cherbourg snd Southampton.July Par tete* mULbcs applr Ut 21-24 STATL SiRLLI. NEW YORK. K. A. Victoria.New York Italie.New York Ve.tris .New York Internalional Mercantlle Marine Company AMERICAN LINE N. Y..CHERB0URG-60UTHAMPT0N PhiladeIphia..I2 M May 15 June 12 July 10 New York.. 12 M May 22 lune 19 July 17 Sl. Paul.... 12 M May 29 june 26 . NEW YORK.HAMBURG Manchuria.,1 P.M. May 8 June 19 July 31 Mongolia...! P.M. May 22 July 3 Aug. 54 RED STAR UNE N. Y.-^SOUTHAMPTON.ANTWERP Lapland .. I P.M. May 8 June 12 July 17 Finland ..! P.M. May IS June 19 July 24 Kroordand .June 5 July 10 . Zeeland. July 31 OFFICES 0 .IteAeWAY.NEW YORK WHITE STA8 LINE N. Y.-CHERB0LRG-S0UTHAMP10N Adrist-c .....May 29 July 3 Aug. 14 Olympic .July 8 Aug. 4 Aug. 2b N. Y...QUEENSTOWN.LIVERPOOL Onana.12 Noon May 10 Celtie ....3P.M.»May 15»June I9*ju!y24 Baltic.2 P.M.*May22»June26«\luly 31 NEW YORK.A70RES.CIBRALTAJ* NAPLES.GENOA Caaopic .3 P.M. Mav 12 r'eUc .3 P.M. May 27 D1RECT PASSENGER SERVICB WEST *COAST FROM NEW YORK via Crlatobal s.s. EBRO.MAY22 July 24, Sept. 25. Nov. 27 FROM CRISTOBAL REGULAR 5AIL1NGS EAST COAST ' from england brazil -_ Argentine Rrgular Sailing by large mail ..c-mer. CENTRAL AMERICA | FROM CRISTOBAL CHAMPER1CO and Intermedlata Porta. ROYAL MAIL !'.¦_» Ro;«l Mail 3team Packat Ca_> PACIFIC UNE (Tha Ptclfle Steam NaYtgatie* C«_> NELSON UNE (H. A W. Nelaon. Lt_L> SoutiTafrica UN.ON-CASTLE LINE <__. U-iau-CaaUa __»__ a g <__.., u_lj «ANDER«ON A SON. flca. Agwate. '36 Broac1'.v_y. N. Y. 'Phone Bro»d.134 a Or «nv Sfpj.t-«hlT< Tirk«» Arent r PERUandCHILE Direct rlthout change. on new American Steamahlpa, via Panama Caaal. CALLING AT CALLAO, ARICA, IQUIQUE, ANTOF._GAt»TA AND VAL- PAKA1SO. 8, S, Santa Lui.-ai, May 19, S. 8. Santa Teresa, June 2, S. S. Santa Ana, June lt "tYrite for Literaturs W. R. GRACE & CO., Agents Pti.-.s. Dept., ILanovrr S.j __are, New York AUSTRALIA '* *. HONOLULU. 1-VA. MEWjEALAlli Tha PaiatkU Paaea&ger _ftM____«re ¦4. M. S. "N«__x_" R. M. S. "M«_.__»* lf.»»4 Tone UiM Thi -all fron. V___c_a_-_r. C. * ..* larea aau aa.lir._;a *ppi> «._____.<__.*» _.___, «J-., 1831 Mr«__«.a,, _..%., «, io Ca«_4lr!il anetralian Royal MaU __!«., _«. »a/_uaai ¦t,, Vancotrvar. ». a HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES l>nilj Ralllngt l>om I'i.-r SI, Pf. R. <at Uleabvoaaea Ht.), 8 !*. vt. Went lSZnci St.. «::») I', J_. Due A!>.iny n>lo.-k foilowit r. mornlnc EHrtct ral. conneetion* at Albaar «e aH r>lnta No.th. __*.. and w .. sj»raaa Freight Serrire. Autoa f _->«*. HUDSON NAVIOATiPN CGMPANY Phone Canal »00t. "THE PUBI.IC RK I'lKASKD " COLONIAL LINE BOSTON s *4.40 PltOVIDENCE .,?.,% ^ ©7 AlXOt Is.l'fc MTATEKOOI-8 «1.8t» to *_...* J Bsth Prtcaa 'aefage Wmr __r aJaat L-.«..» Pier SM, North rii.tr, _)__<> a _.-«__/ at 1:39 P. M.. _>a»li_h, _. ;_ Tinia. 'PHor.. .ennj u ti. Eastern Steamship Lines, lnc to BOSTON Metropolitan Line *»«» Cape Cod Canal M«-*imer» K-ate i'i.r 1H, North Ujvrr, f»ot of Murray Street, Dally at 5 l". Ma tl>u}liKht TlmrO rXstQMvWAiP U'orce«t_.r. *-i.lO. Prov i«J« rtcr liicr, t.% .."'». OUT8IOE BTATBROOHa, $l.Os * «-.._.. Dally. lnc;udtni{ Su-id... ., Ju p \_. From Pler 19, E. K .-':. tie S7«« P- ¦.-. ,»n Tt.-ket_ at v-.tr or tlan¦. Iidatad tlekal OfflaM. Magara To TJ_« Sea.-For Ut'iatras, t_ utde. addresa John F. Piwroe. Dept. 10. Canada Steamahlp Lines, MvrUr«»L 'v»>m

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Page 1: Honorary SecurityHead Sh News PRl&uEHLIlie |[ NEWBuyers Arrived FtirchUd 8errie# ^TOf_NMl4nn»n. ^v-_ _»«_.Sllverroanclothlnf.*boyfBilvarman:sutta I*ul8_m_YWO|lH"l1lg>«-L trousers;

Buyers ArrivedFtirchUd 8errie#

^v-_ _»«_.Sllverroan * Bilvarman:^TOf_NMl4nn»n. clothlnf. boyf suttaI*ul8_m_Y trousers; Sophle Kohn.WO|lH"l1lg>«-L sklrt*. ecats. milllnery;

r*nnylr1Ml£.__Pitverrni_n A SUverman;

*^Sr^r«»» clotbinf and .urnlshlngs;

P«^n\?npa.-Ann1*ten Mercantlle Co.;

ASS'l^tchw. notlons. dry troods; Im-

__¦_»>¦_ r _A r«. Hunter * Co.: S. Olb-ApSX'i";n'.'clo'thinf. ladie*' wssh sktrfs;wa'^^,vw»v; a K. friedman.

ATHE-V-hS',. 1270 Broadway.JPtSSESt Kaplan. clothing: rtnnayl-j_Tl.A> 'A'

t*ti5_OBS.P. Friedman. piece «roo«a;

8W_S*_!?i_u!S2w Broa A Co.; D.W*T&25*7"ermgt.: Pennsylvania."el?v.nRF SfV!nni»n A (*o.; NathanBALT1?'^eU« Aberdeen. IC«l>*?;^'r-104. r.berc'S P^Pt. Ble':,?;.«.-Etsenberg's P«pt. S.ore;

3Al,T>M0R.f;,v._s Jow..rv, notlons; 1150

^vn'RB-J- W. Farlett Co.. Inc; J.HPlSarSu! mfra of middy blouses;

Pt,LTR Harr. china; McAlpin%J«ttVf5s--Jo-l O'.itmuti A Co.; C. A.

BrS^.K uphoi.terj. ru*ai Coatl-

r.«-L,!»e ._j0jin ncchschlld Co.; J.*-¥lZX^. ""ctrolas, pictures; 120

fl&MORB.l*** Apparel Shop; Miss

.S'^lfwnRr.Hv Sounaborn & CO.;t-OpKOfK.« iiakover. woolens;

fi^^rVhitohill. hats. men'a

Ssffifii^ £"&*-« __, Oold-BaU e'nskT aults. furs; The Anr.cx.,_t^R_Mlman, Baker A Co.; C.H£t_rir_fr» pants: Gregorian.B,*-?.Vr>RK.tauer's: C. M. Behrand.¦.JlSka SSt. dresses, uphoistery; The

.iVtIMORB.H- BchwartMnan, ready to8

«- mllllnerv: Herald Pquar*.K^nWAM.Pnrlsian Co.; K Block.B!P'"IN<IrH-\. VkirJs: Mrs. Sisson. Job"'lf;. _l?F?hh Avenue. 13th floor.

«^_tvT<i_P_.rles- Petticoat Co.; s. An-

*$££ cotton piece goods; 1183 Broad-

,*y^'0N-_ne',iable Skirt Co.: I-ouls Cohen.

-^TO\--B.S'ii'.' vVhite Co.; T. I.auor, gen-.-.'. .'. dse.: 4S2 Fourth Ave

Fan-

onue.

"^0v'l0'C-orm*n, Wade * P.«WI| Jo-ipti O'Gorrr.an. mfr* of children.

B^N-KadVn" A Miller; M. KadenWoolin piece gooda sllks. satins aud

.-^rovlwSiw'r-Stetson Co.; R. B. Hllladress*!. house dresses. wrappers, uprons;

mnvrriK.F'ler.e's (upstairs); Miss Con-BC;'T, -f'v" coats. headwear; Mr. Bul-Horaen'a suits; Mr. Davidson. worn-

.vi' r.'«sr-s' irexpensive suits; (base-

.' V"m- O'Brien. women's, miases"2,it_"< Miss Callahan, silks, rr.usllnaSSfwear; M« P*«h Avenue.

«n«TO'v^-Jordan-Marah Co.; A. O£,<.- illka; 4.2 F.ur.h Avenue.

-josTON.Victory Mfg. Co.; B. Roson-Mttm. woeieti and cotton piece gooda;co; inrvrood.

r.,«rTON.farley, Harvey & Co.: C. E.lio't;'blankets, llnens, white goods; 103V'.n'kiia Street.

B08TON--tieepold Morse Co.; J F. Smith,trunmings for clothing mfg dept; Son-

EO^O.V.A. Shrnnan A Co.: Miss M. E.Hoearty, milllnery; Algonquln.B^KmLIr, h. White Co.: U V. Hill.irU' coats. dresses, factory madedresses: Miss M. A. Sulllvan, Infanta'w«r: 432 Fourth Avenue.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn..Howland D. O.Orp E- -T' Oodfrey. allka woolen dresatonis: 404 Fourth Avenue; 1>. O. Allt-

Bl'.ISTON', Tenn..Ciutrr.an a, Inc; I. Out-ir.-n, house furnishlngs ar.d furniture;

BUFFAIiO.J. X. Adam & Co.: TheodoreLatsier, llnens, domestics, vrhlt^ goods,b'.-nkeu; 8 West Thirty-aeventh Street;Amoc. D. G. Corp.

'HICAGO.N.Wiv..i_,'s; J. J. Newman,'coits and suits. walsts; 470 FourthAtsnoe. _ . _

CHICAGO.Marshall Field A Co.; C. B.Ftttr.eon. silks; J. K. Doty, sirk ur.der-

_-. 1107 Broadway.CHICAGO Bothschild A Co.; A. M.

Eis/eirier, ladles' neckwear. trimminga,iaces. embrolderles, rlbbons; 470 FourthAvenue.

CHICAGO.T! ;'a.. D. W. Newton, ata.tior.ery, ribbons, umhrellaa; 225 Four'hAvenue, 8th :'. r.

CHICAGO.J. V. F.rweii Co.; J. A.Roberta eir.broider!»s, 72 Leonard titreet.

CHICAGO.Mandel Hros.; O. M. White.furniture: 13 Eaet Twer.ty-aecond Street.

CHICAGO.Sllvernan & Son; A. J. Silver-:-.an. clothing, furnishlngs, hats; TheAnnex.

CHICAGO.Hillman's; W. P. Worceater,'hltui, croekery, glassware; Cumber'.and.

CHICAGO.Mandel Bros.; W. J. Lynch."iothlr.g; 13 East Twenty-aeoond Btreet.

CHICAGO.Abrams Bros.; I. Abrams, job-."rs dresses, coats, pkirts: McAlpin.

CHICAGO. J. V. b'arwell Co.; G. J. Ger-r.ame, cloaks, suits; 72 Le >r.ard Street.

..'HiLIilCOTHE, Ohio.Nowell A Hartley;K. M. Nowell, r-.ady to wear and ln-iants' wear; Pennsylvania.

CINCINNATI.Furneau-Hoefle Co.; HenryHoeSe jr., milllnery, ribb is, la. i s and.ir.broideries, cotton pieco good.; Herald

LEVELAND.Il-r.ry Bauman Co.; llepry3&uman. fail coats, suits; Pennsylvania;Is expected Maf-LEVELANT".M. Rabinovita, dry goods,

et:.; Broadway Central.vXEVELAND.Hlgbee Co.; Mr. McQowan.leather goods; 230 Flfth Avenue.'-UVELANU.Forsch Co.; L_ II. Forsch,afrs. suits. skirts, Pennsylvania.'-.tVELAN'D.Ha'.le Bros. Co. Miss L. !>.Prlc», waists; Mts.s M, n. Sutton, toiletRoods, un'.brep.as: Misa ^^ Kelley, knltunderwear; 220 Fifth Avenue.

COATKSvlLLE, Pa..Cohen Brothers; W.Cohen and H. Cohen, men's furnishlngs:Penri.ytvanla.W-UMBUS, Ohio.P. A R. Lazarus Co.;Mis. M. L Roberts. women's shoes; T.H. Siebert, mdse. manager; 225 FifthAver.'j".

VOLUMBUS. Ohio.F. A R. Laaarua Co.,m'i \. 31*bert- merchandise manager:.m.ss M. L. Roberta women's, misses*ttoet; 326 Fifth Avenue; Assoo. Mdsg.

''?nf'°,ITrr- L- Hudson Co.: L. Brown-¦j« r;?.dJ'-'v ,--h!:dr»r's ready to wear;,;!' F'V7- Avenue, As^oc. V.Ctag. Corp..ALLRUER. Mass. R. A. McWhlrr Co. Iti' B_ MacKen.le, wash goods; 404

BtivSf2_Al!Bt,,i u- G Alliance.MraEE6 mLLrB' N' T-Argersincsr Co.,jm w. m^Burr' c-oaks. suits, walsts;_an-»2J&v33,,rt*-Or«t Btreet.HAOBRgTOWN, Md..Barnhart Overall«_«i. u. Barnhart, mfrs. overalls,K?_.Dt!'-^h!rt,; Breslln.Msih?n!iRtV Pa.Th« Lad!e» B»»»»r;BamSS°S?ori- women's wear; Brtslln.*^nRR' Conn..Sage, Allen A Co.;iS.^ S' H°U8«. dresses; 404 Fourth__Vl»wKi2- °' AlliancehARTFORD. CONN..Sa-dag", A'.len & Co.;aee- .n?n??'' Sp"eral merchandlso man-B_____t4?i FSurth Avenue.afWON Pa..Fowler Dry Ooods Co.;»«7rwV_Vao..';'*4188' «""-ments, hoslery.

erariiSf^-Ar Bte,e,!r Co-: K' J-8C«MtiinSft,"i 1C5 0ran<i Street.C p li ?' *..Habeock Lavldson;?8«-t'h ?^tock- T

r-a.ty to wear; 404.y;r.,... Avenue; ,Tav & Co^^18-lQoa4reln Broa; fl. Oold.

'<3?,feI^-S' Mala.ky. dry goodstS turc!shing gu0as; Broadway Cen-

SCoiV;.^Tp"t>-K"^« Cloak A suitAvtVu, Rahpael- walsts: 404 Fourth

S _fw!,Tr' Mo..Jones Store Co.: W.'r*«..ty._?^' Z°*tB- BUlts' fur»i " Kast

'.V il ,. fc°.Siandard Coat and Suit.'M'rtv:«l:.vln,*, C"*'" and suits; 118 West

:/'S AVr-t Street.'M?bian?'^S~J M' Ha!8 Co.; A. Davld-

t_fS5|to8qJare0mr<>rt^ fI°°r coverlnK»;«"tlnV'{'L?. K>';.Lyon. Lang 4. Oold-fifes te,D* r"dy t0 wear:

°''«aheim.r aoldl"nlth _. Bons Co.; X.**rltaiiI. COUon Meco ttoods; Cun-

^SSw? Blus,t«Sa. "nr troods. etc

' VKvir^nn.lve8- tTpham « Hand;tmn m« % wh_'-e Boods, llneiw. washia1 '"* Fourth Avenue; V. O. Alli-

*it'T0N' p. T"othln't .^T *opoifl * Bon: J- JLeopold._,VI»»nu a ra,n'» turnlshlngs; P«nn-.iLUtt i'v; vw?'ni«ainr'rn./i ~~£' l>avidow. clothlr.g,x>«, v,^ori "*¦ 8ch««t«r Co.; C,

^¦"f**! Street *n<1 Cotton pleCB .ooAn; 10S

_U_t .^^--Schuster & Co.: Charlesw,1i°'"'th .v.V ¦" *nrl l,lec« «oods; 404¦'UVA.-Eikl'r'' Jajr Co.!_*» CaT" J.auT,r- J-»»vens & Kis-

_.'*J«im ;hiV;. '.«,.^ftUT, underwear,^L*A1'KW.i*- ^ olcott.55ffto ,Cntty; C. M. Blum-*» Wfik Tfcff SlA8S su:ts «nJ coats;!(.V_»a BUren tiny-nftft Btreet; William

^j_A&^*a7WUHMn K1Unrer' farr!"

W\ A^m'V1.1.- W Savage Factories.l_____»Wani_. "*'¦ women's garments;j^TRe »i__S___j£«. tiE?v£?»ff Fur Co-: «. M-«XtREai f.' BrM'!«-_sn«Mr^i*m,V0!,d * c°i r. a.

r^Port »^^l,il!JOrt * Tucker; Mr.MStST ' Woo'en piece «oods; Park

afS* .^d?>Jji;Jlf*r«nff« Eok. woolenf* Havb-'m r* Aver.ua_0_ll£_?l5_, Pre»« Co.; J. Prasa.V HaWv lr^!1,; p,l!'i« Avenue.5. A- Mliu~T^ Bdwird Malley Co.:!_»__«¦¦ Mwady l0 w*ar. roats, suits.

' ** «»«4__ aahirtenb«rg * Robinson,

«S?PtL404 Eourth Avenue.

Avenue y* rpPre"entlnf 1 «<>? Fourth

N*f£ ORLEANS.Jaubert Bros.; J. Ja«._%M____rr'_L *en'j:ftl merchandise; 2__

1'randUA' V^~~J- S11»>er, ready to wear;

rETERSRCRO. Va. Lavmstetn Bros.CO.| Mtss M«y K. Lavenst.ln. ready torm?I\^rMUr.u"; ?n_ K°0<VV Ho,'al(, 's'«»tt<<v> iiu.ADM.VHIA.Loewettateln, Qold &\.is.\ Joseph Loewenstrdn, mfra. shirts¦OraBa, ' '

riibV^>EI'PHlA~M' BrRWn' "ottons;Aoeroeen.

rlClVar.d>KI'P"TA~'MaX B1Um- aty poodH:PHILADELPHIA Ooldmnn Bros.- P3Ooldmau, woolon pleco goods; Pen'nsyl-PHILADELPHIA. Tho Fair: Louis JSchulman, Jobs coats, suits, dress. hI'ennsvlvnnU.PniLADBLPHIA--n. Jtosse. dry roodsready to wear; Monterev.PHILADELPHIA--National "Kkl Clothes"Co.; Allor. L Greenberg, boya' oloth-InK: Pennsylvania.PHILADELPHIA.GImbol Bros- MrScott, meVs finnlshtuB.s; Brotulvniy andThlrt v.seeond StreetPHILADELPHIA.Earle Store- \V 1Breen. etothlnu; Breslln.PHILADELPHIA Franklln HweaterMiils, a. I. Llohtensteln, rcpresentln.,;Breslln.PHlLADBLPHIA.niauner's; S. Korman,underwear; 118 West Thlrty-secondStreet; A. Fantl.PITTSBUROH Kaufman DepartmentPtore; H. Starr, ready to wear; 16. Mad¬

ison Avenue.PITTSBCRGIi . Frank A Seder; J. H.Frank. waists, furs and underwear; 1CWest Thiriy-slxth atreet.

PITTSBVRQH.Joseph Home Co.; B, H.t.t:.unVr. men's furn.shlr.s..; 225 FifthAvenue.

PITTSHIRGH.Frank & Seder; H, J.Chamb-TH. furs; 16 West Thlrty-sl*;! iiStreet Oscar Abel.

PITTSBURGH.L. Gordon jr., men's. boys',chlldren's clothlnu. pants, Pennsylvania.PITTSTON, Pa..Waldman & Co.; HarryWaUlman. ready to wear; .0. FourthAvenue; Jay Co.

PLYMOUTH. I'a. -- W. Rubin. clothing;Broadway Central.PROVIOENCE, R. I..-Callender. McAus-

lan A Troup; G. Buchlln. wholesale de¬partment; _30 Klfth Avenue, ISth floor.

ROCHESTER.A. JL Ballarlan, floor cov-erings, rugs and carpets; Park AvenueHot-d.

ROCHESTER.J. Taylor & Pons; J. \V.Taylor, hats. caps, furs; McAlpin.SACRAMENTO.Weinstock-Lubln Co.; M.B. Warner, men's furnishings; _25 FifthAvenue.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas Wolfson DrvGoods Co.; E. E. Detaplalno, toys; lEast Thirty-third Strcot.

SAN FRANCISCO.Golden Gate Cloak ar.dSuit Co.; O. Iverson, coats and suits;Grand.

BAN FRANCISCO..FHlmore Street Cloth¬ing Co.; B> Schwart:'., clohing, furnlsh¬lngs, shoes, manufatcurers clothing;McAlpin.

SAN FRANCISCO..O'Connor, Moffatt &Co.; F. W. Warren, silks, velvets, cor-duroys and dress goods; 432 FourthAvenue.

SAVOXA, N. Y.Nlles A France; J. ILFrance. furnlture; Grand.

SCHENECTADY. N. V..H. P. BarneyCo.; W. \V. Ilermati, muslin underwear,infants' wear, corsets, chlldren's coats,dresses; _0_ Fourth Avenue; Park Av.-fiue.

SCRANTON, Pa..Clelancl A Simpson; S.J. Owens, furniture,; 6 West Thirty-second Street.

SCRANTOX, I'a..Scranton Dry Goods Co.;H, IJ. Greenberg. silks, dress goods,domestlcs, linens; 37 West Twenty sixthBtreet; Levis.

SOUTH BEXD, Ind Brandon, Durrell Co.;E. Hagey, silks; Miss T. Klrchmeyer,laces. embroldertes, notloiis. generalmdse.; York.

SPRIXGFIELD. _v_aB.«..Morlarty Bros; J.Morlarity, upholstc-ry, furn'tur,-; Navarro.

ST JOSEPH, Mo..Jones Hat Co.; C. W.Dean. knlt goods and rnen's furnishings;Pennsylvania.

ST. LOUIS.M. FInkeistetn, women's gar-ments; rennsy ivanla.

ST. LOUIS.KUne's Apparel Co. Miss J.Plynn, waists; Mrs. Hayr.es, dresses; I.Sorger, ready to wear; 401 Fourth Ave¬nue.

ST. LOUIS.Sonnenfeld's; Mr, AcU-rman,fcathered hats; lo West Thirty-sixth1Street; Oscar Abel.

ST. PAUL.Llndeke, Warner A Sons; A.H. Llndeke, domestlcs; 350 Broadway.

TROY, N. Y..The Up-to-Date Storo; I. L.Kauftnan. ready to wear; Th" Annex.

TROY N. Y. -H. 11. Butler: J. K Butler,ready to wear; 11C4 Broadway; Fi lows.

WASHINOTOX.Craig Bros.;' D. Craig,res^v to wear nnd chlldren's wear; Vork.

WASHINGTON.The Hecht Co.; M, Kad-('...11, ready to wear; 11. West Thirty-second Street.

WASHINOTOX.Lansburgh & Bros.; M.F. Kahn, cotton piece goods _t 22(T* FifthAvenue.

WASHINGTON.N. Horn & Son; N. Horn,talloring goodB; Aberdeen.

WATERTOWN, N. Y,.H. Ellis. ready towear, coats. suite, waists; _" WestTw.rtv-.slxth Street.

YVATERVILLE. Me. . Squlres'; W. A.Squires, ready to wear, waists, under¬wear Brozte'.l.

WHEELING, W. Va..A. AV. Graham ACo.; A W. Graham, waists, ete,

W1LKES-BARKE, Pa. -Hest l :iderwearCo.; av. Harris, mfrs muslin underwear;]Pennsylvania.

WILMIXGTOX, X. C.~T. Shaln A Bro.; I.Shain, dry goods, notions ond shoes;Breslln.

Sell $10,000,000 ofD. & H. 7 P. C Bonds

Norfolk & Western §2.500,000Issue Also Is Fully

Subscribed jKuhn, Loeb & Co. and the First Na¬

tional Bank of New York yesterday an¬

nounced that the issue of $10,000,000Delaware & Hudson Company ten-year7 per cent gold bonds which they of¬fered to tho public were fully sub-scribed. The bonds were sold at parand accrued interest, on the same basisas the $50,000,000 Pennsylvania Rail¬road lsbue. The funds will be used bythe Delaware & Hudson Company torepay $9,000,000 of three-year noteswhich mature on August 1 next, andfor other general needs of the com¬

pany.Investment banker9, 5n commenting

on the rapid absorption of the issue,observed that the public is quick to ro-

spond to a high coupon rate, preferringsuch bond3 to securities of equal yieldwhich bear a lower coupon rate of in¬terest,

It was also announced yesterday thatan issue of Norfolk &. Western $2,600,-000 four-year 6 per cent secured goldnotes had been sold by the GuarantyTrust Company at 96Vs, to yield more

than 7 per cent. The notes, which are

callable at lOl^i, are secured by thedeposit of Liberty bonds of a marketvalue which fihall at all times be 110per cent of the principal of the notes.The proceeds of this issue will be usedfor building 181. miles of branch lineextending from Lenore, W. Va., to coalproperties in that district.A dispatch from Chicago yesterday

quoted President Byram of the St.Paul as denying that tho road is con-

sidering any new financing at this time.> - ¦ ¦-.

Gompers-Allen Debate SetTOPEKA, Kan., May 6..Friday, May

28, has been set for the tlate of theGompers-Allen debate on the KansasIndustrial Court law, according to In¬formation received by Governor H. J.Alien to-day. The debate will be heldin Carnegie Hall, New Yo?k.

T'u.Jer the rules prescribed, each de-bater is privileged to appoint. a com¬

mittee of fifty to act ns judges.T

Committee to Control Silk FirmThe larger credltors of S. Strauss &

Co., s'lk jobbers, 125 West Twen-ty-sixth Street, according to TheDaily News Record," have planned tc.

reorganize the bus'neas and controlits conduct through an advisory com¬

mittee until tho debts are hquidated.The plan, it is said, calls for an ex¬

tension of the lirm's indebtedness ofabout $3,000,000 for a year. The as¬

sets, consisting largely of merchandise,are conservatively estimated at $4,200,-000.The difficulty in wheh the concern

finds itself is attr buted to the depres-eion of raw silk prices in Japan and thefailure of printors to deliver merchan¬dise to the company in time ior the

last selling season, before the break in

the silk market.

Food Products Co. EarningsTha consolidated net earnings of the

United States Food P/oductB Companyfor the quarter ended March 31, 19-0,and all its gubaidiaries, after providmgfor Federadl income and excess pr°fttjtaxes, depreciation and all ax<*»

charge*, amounted to $1,202,-57.

Garrison NamedHonorary Head of

Security LeagueFormer Secretary of War

Succeed. Elihu Root; C.I>. Orth Re-elected Presi¬dent at Annual Gathering

Lindley M. Garrison, former' Secre-tary of War, was elected honorary pres¬ident of the National Security Leagueat the sixth annual meeting of the or¬ganization at the Hotel Astor, lastnight. Mr. Garrison succceds EHlmRoot. Alton B. Pnrkor was reelectedhonorary vice-president. Charles D.Orth was reelected president of theleague.Other officers elected were: Vice-

presidents.S. Stanwood Menken, NewYork; Myron T. Herrick, Ohio; Theo¬dore Roosevelt, New York; Wlllet M.Spooner, Wisconsin; Michael J. Fried-8am, Xew York, and General Luke E.*V right, Tennessee. Treasurer, Alexan¬der J. Hemphill. Secretarv, Lloyd Tay¬lor.The following directors were chosen:

Major Herbert Barry, Charles AlfredBill, Colonel Franklin Brown, ThomasW. Church ill, Mrs. Oliver Harriman,Adolph Lewisohn, Frederick J. Lismau,Charles F. Rand and Louis \V. Stotes-bury.

ln his annual report President Orthsaid:"For many years past and until the

war began Europe has been pouring asteady stream of immigrants into thiscountry. These people wero permittedto become lodgers in tho nationalboarding-house, and were then left totheir own devices. We Americans gavethem no noighborly call nnd no recog-nition which had a human touch. Weallowed them to remain Germans, orPoles, or Russians, or Italians, livinglargely in their own communities,speaking, reading and thinking theirown languages."

Mr. Orth declared the purpose ofthe National Security League was toremedy this condition. He said theleague's membership is greater nowthan at any other time in its existence.

Major Herbert Barry, chairman ofthe league's committee on universalmilitary instruction and training, urgedthe adoption of that policy by Con¬gress in an extended address.Major William B. Dwight, director of

tho __peakers' bureau of the league, andMartin Conboy, one of the attorne>-3for the state in the expulsion procead-ings against the five Socialist Ar-sem-blymen at Albany, also spoke.

Army OrdersFrom The Tribune's Washington BureauWASHINGTON*, May 6..Army or¬

ders issued to-day follow:Honornbly Discharged

Hall. Lt. J. O., air service.J>un!u.m, Lt. H. B., Med. C.AVr-st. 2d Lt. F. J., C. A.Benolt, 2ct Lt. L. 13., air servlc.Jones, Ll. L. A., D.n. C.

Medicnl CorpsHaincs, Lt. J. B. to Takoma ParkBrown, Capt. C. N., to Fort. OntariolliKh. Major I>. I/., to Camp Dlx.Stallman, Lt. G. P., to Camp Plx.Wllde, Major A. J.. to ehariottesv.il.!.Pield, Capt. P. L., to Camp Meado.Couden, Lt. J. S., to Camp SheriiiEn.

InfantryPmlth, Col. R., to Fort Rnelling.Ganoe, Capt. W. A., to Washington.Walker, Capt. J. C. Jr., to Takoma Park.

.Motor Transport Corp*McAnlnch, Capt. C. W., to Camp Normovle.Quinev. Lt. W. IT., to Scheneotady.Thomas, Lt. N. W., to South Ambo.-

Field ArtilleryJoy, Lt. Crd. ,T. S., to New York.Rlstihe, Capt. TL H.. to Camp Plke.Myers, MaJ. J. E., to Hot Spring?.

Sanitury CorpsVanaman. Lt. V.*. L., to Fort Shrri-ftri.Brown, Capt. J. O., to Cp.n.p Lix.Grubor, Capt. C. G., to Fort II. O. Wright.

Qnartermnster CorpsStanley, Capt. lt., to Washington.Williams, MaJ. H. 13.. to Ttoston.Powell, MaJ. T. l\. to Atlantlo CltyWerth, Maj. J. 11., to Birmlngharn

Signal CorpsJohnston, I.t. F. E., to New Tork.Rquler, MaJ. Gen. O. O., to New Yori. s

Hill. Capt. O., to New York, Little Sllverar.d NeW York.

Griffin, Lt. Col. F. 3.. to Nowar-t. NewYork _.:d Boston.

MiscellaneotiaSullivan, Capt. F. P., Ord., to New York.Ka'z, Capt. W. B. C. W. Svc, to Ogdon.Delanoy. MaJ. 8. J., C. W. Svc, to Gov. Isl.Mackay, Lt. G. A. Eng., to Gov. Isl.Patlerson. Capt. G. B., Air Svc to L, Tel.Fulton, Capt. W. S., C. A., to Washington.O'Keel?, Chap. T. P. to TaUoma Park.McKlnnon, Capt. J. A.. Vet. C. to CampLewia. _

Scal'es, Col. W. B., Cav. to Camp Ler.r.lng.

Navy OrdersFrom The Tribune's VTashinrjton. Bureau

WASHINGTON, May 5..Navy ordersissued to-day follow:BROWN. Lt C. E. to 13. S. S. Nev&dft.Clldord Lt. F., to nav. torp. Kta. Newport.Dovey Lt. II- L-. to duty Vlrgin Islands.Hanna, Kna. W.. to U. S. B. Noptune.Uarmon, Lt. V. E.. to duty Vlrgin Isiands.Hf-shorn, Lt. M. 8.. to U. S. S. Kansas,Uubbell. Lt. J. A.. to U. S. 8. Alert.Luughlln. Lt, B., to nav. tr. sta., Great

McGrath, Lt. J. F., to nav. tr. ata- New-

Shoa! Lt. R. O., to duty Marine Barracks,Paris Island.

Spencer, Lt. Com. B. W., to L. S. B.Aroostook. .

_ ,_

Sprague, Lt. C. A. F.. to U. 8. S. Tennessee.^ltllft Lt. L. 8., to U. 8. S. (3amd.n.Thomas, Lt. W. A., to navy yard, Charies¬

ton.Waters, Lt. J. A., to nav. tr. sta.. Hamp¬

ton Itoads.Webber, Lt. C. H., to Mare Island.Wells, Lt. C. R., to naval sta., Quam.Green, Lt. (J. g.) J- H., to Lowor Prov.Cr. Uahlgrcn.

Higglna, Lt. M. P., to U. S. S. Solace.McDermott, 13ns. M. .T., to Annapolls.Morse, Lt. 11. IL. to nav. tr. sta., Newport.Norrla, Chf. Pay Clk W., tu U. 8. S. Iloua-

ton.

BURR0GATE8' NOTICESTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATK OF NEW

York, by he Grace of Ood, Free and In-dependent..To EL* ROBERTS, SARAUP.ollERTS URACKETT, MARTHA J.ROBBRTS FORBES, W. W. ROHERTS,CARR1E B. PRINCE, THOMAS A. ROB-ERTS, SAMUEL ROBERTS, and THE NEWYORK TRUST COMPANY. the helra andnext of kin of LYD1A C. CIIAMBERLA1N,deceased, and the Trustee named tn the ln-strument purporting to be the Last WHI andTestament of said decedent, Sond Greetlng:

Whereas, The NEW YORK TRUST COM¬PANY. whose prm.ipa! offlce and place ofbusiness la at No. 2. liroad Street, the Cltyof New Vork, has lately applled to the Rur-rogates' Court of our County of New York,to have a certain lnstrument ln writing.bearing date the tenth day of March, 192.,reiftting to both real anj personal property,duiy proved as the last wtli and testament ofLYD1A C. CHAMBERLAIN, who was o' thetime of her death a resldem of Hotel Wood-ward. Broadway at euth St., the County ofNew York, deceased.

Therefore. you and each of you are citedto show cause before the Surrogates' Courtof our Coumy of New York at the Hall ofRecords. in lhe County of New York, on the26th day of May one thousand nine hundredand twenty at haif-past ten o'clock ln theforenoon of that day, why tho said will andtestament shouid not bo admitted to prcbateas a will of real and peraoMl property.

ln Testimony Whereof, we have eaused theseal of the .Surrogates' Court of the saidCounty of New York to be hemimo afftxed.

Witn>.!K, Honorabln John P. Co*[Se*;] haian, a Sunog&te of our said Ceaa-

ty of New York. at said Cour.ty. the17th day of April, in the yeur of our Lordor.e thousand nine hundred and twenty.

d.. S.) OANiJ-L J. DOWONBT,Cierk of ihe Kurrogaies' Court.

WELLBROCK. WlLLIAM HENRY.ln »ur-suance of an order of Honorable John P.

Co.'ialan, a Hurrogute of the Countv of NewYsrk, notlce ts herebjr" given to all person*having clauns against William Henry Well-trovk. late of the County of New York, de-reased, to present ihe same trlth voucberathereof to the> subscrlber. at his place sttransacttng business al lhe otflce of Hendrlc*& Hend.-lck, No. 2 Reotor Street, in ta* Cltyef New York. on or before the _»th day mtJday. 1920.

Oated. Ne».- York. th* 6th day of Ntvtm-ber. i*is.

ARTHUR C. WELLBROCK.._ Ex»cut#f.

BXNXmiCK * HENDltlCK. Attoraes. f*f¦_«ont«r, S Rectw st, Naw 7*c_ Clty.

Sh ppiBHIOH WATKIt

AM PMflandy Hook. 8:46 9:57Oovernor'H Island.10:10 10:13Hell Gate-.- 12:03Note..The above figure* are atondnrd

time and not New Tork State time.

ARRIVED YE8TK1WATVesset.Port. Departure.

Portuguna. Prince.Havre . _/.Apr 23Medlna.Antwerp .Apr 22Bahia Hlanoa.Buenos Ayres.... AprFort Hamilton... .Bermuda .MayMunrlo.Matanr.a* .Apr 30James WUllam. ...Hallfax .May 1Comet.Tampico .Apr 23River Araxaa.Phlladelphia ....May 3Lake Wlnona.San Juan.Apr 24Seekonk. . .Port Said.Apr 14Socony.Tamploo .Apr 23Cushnoc.Phlla(lelphla ....May ;lTurrlalba.Kingston .Apr 80Huron.Jacksonville .May 2BIythodale.Baltimore .May 1Lako Elllthorpe.. .Portland. -Vellarla.Liverpool. .-

Efringham.Boston. .-.

Woplta.Hallfax. -

INCOSUNG fiTKAMSHIPSDue To-day

Gen O H Ernat-Cristobal ...._Apr 22Vellavla.Liverpool .Apr 23Galllao.Hull .Apr 22Auburn.Llvcrpoo! .Apr ^l\ lrgil.Santoa .Apr 10

Du* To-merrowCeltla.Liverpool .Apr 28santa Lulsa.Valparalso ..... .Apr 21Maracaibo.Mayagunz .May 1Sudbury....Rio do Janelro_Apr 22

Due HaturdayII R Mallory.Gibraltar.Apr 23Gen G W Ooelhala.Cristobal .May 2Orlana.Crlstobal .May 2Korona.St Thomas.Apr SSCristobal.Crlstobal .May 2

Due MundayFlnland.Southampton _Apr 20Madonna.Marsoliles .Apr 20Bolglc.Liverpool .Mav 1Ebro., ...Callao .Apr 28

OCTGOING STKAMPHirS8all To-duy

Mail Veaael_ .-,___

cloaea aallsGeneral W C Oorgas,t:rlst(Tb_U .12:00 M 4:00 PMFrancla, Para. 5:00 AM 1:00 PMu.r_9=**"». Danzig- 12:00 MHatteras, London.- 12-00 31New York City. BrlBtol-. 12;00 MCorson. Copenhagen...- 12:00 M

Hall To-morrowReglna d'ltalla, Naplea 8:00 AM 12-00 MMegall Hellas, Piraeus.l2:00 M 3 00 PMOenr-ral H F Hodgea,I£aytl .12:00 M 4:00 PMGulana, St Lucla.12:00 M 3:00 PMMontserrat. Barcelona 8:30 AM 12:00 MGlenaffric, Santos.12:00 M 8:30 PMPatrlok Henry-, Rot¬terdam .-,_ 1200 MLake Flatonla, Stock¬holm.-, 12;00M

Suil SuttirduvLapiand, Southampton.10:00 AM 1:00 PMManchuria, Hamburg.. 11:30 AM 1:00 PM-us'iut-hanna, C a p e %T.Tow5, .12:00 M 3:30 PMUlua, Port Limon. 7:00AM 11:00AM., Kfmllton, Bermuda. 7:30 AM ii:00AMMandevllle, Kingston.. 7:30 AM 11:00 AMMexioo, \era Cruz.... 8:30 AM 12:00 MHrazos. San Juan. 8:30 AM 12-00 MMichael, Para. 9:00 AM lOo'l'MPanuco, Tamploo.- , - ,0_ \rWest Carnifax, Shang-Aaquam, Carde'n'as'...".].~- i"-oo\iMesaba. London.-_ i^oomMercian, Manchester...- l2:00\tArnnsls, Alexandria....- 12*00 MLepanto, Antwerp.- is'oo fRiver Araxea, Piraeus..-- \" 00 mMaasick, Christiania_ is'oomManlca. Piraeus..,_._ l":00MBelvedere, Trieste.- io'oo M'.'. Inona, Buonoa Avres.- r":oo \TKentucky, Caicutta_-. n.nn PMAlloway. Manila._ ":00 1'"\tBayamo, Cienfuegos...- 12-'oomLako Conesus, Havana_ la'nftMBruyere, Rio Janeiro..-~-_ ]_:on%rOpequam. Santos._J: JGarileld. Valparalao...- i « o ¦'.Callabasas. Antilla-, _i;00 MEdlth, Ponc-._ :;:.,.?Mandevllle, Kingston..- 12-00 3La<_a Benton, Santiago- 12:00 Sl,_ .. .

Huil SundayRoman Prince, Havre...'- I2:O0M

AMERICAN PORTSBALTIMORE, May B.Arrived StrsMandevllle (Nor). Port Marla; SingaporeMaru (Jap), Norfolk; Lako BuckeveStooktoB SpiW Afalk.y Boaton^n ta(Nor), Bcrgen; V\ es. Haven, Norfolk' 1 akeFon du Lac, New York; Verona (N^r)

73J.'a'. Cleared: Strs BJornatJerne Bjornson'Nor), Savona Mandevllle (Nor) NewVork. Sailed: 8trs Siikcborg (Dan). Nyfc-Jobing; Magallia Heliaa (Gk), Piraeus;Ruth, Tampa; Lako Ellerslle, HrMol andGlasgow; Coelloda, Rotterdam; Wearpool(Br), Alexandria; Fort Gnines (Nor) Por'Marla. Cape Henry, Va, May _~-Paascd iiifor Baltimore: Btra Lake FJuahing Beni-saf; Suez Maru (Jap), Antwerp; FlshkillNew York; Calabrla (Hwad), Bilbao;Arab'stan (Br), Quoenatown. Passed outfrom Baltimore! Stra Menomlnrsi (Br) PtNazaire; Mlasiaalppi (Br). London via Nor¬folk and New York; Cerro Cordo. Ouava-qull; Nupolela, Cherbourg; ("abeg'on,Spezia.BOSTON. May 5 Arrived: strs Han

Mateo, Port Limon; C R Selwyn EddyPhlladelphia; Artigats, Philadelphia; LakeMary, Baltimore; Kershaw, Norfolk;Limon, 1'ort L'.n-.on via Kingston; Clty ofColumbus, Savannah. Salied: Strs North¬ern Wave, Phlladelphia; Maiden, Norfolk;Roneway, New York.CHAR-JSSTON, S C, May ..Arrived:

Str Edgewood, Port Tampa; tug, Clinchcoand barge S P Warrlner, Havana.* Kailed:Str Alar.osa. Havre.GALVESTON, May 5.Arrived: Strs

Lakeland, Cuba; George 13 Paddleford,Tampico. Sailed: ,Str» Ttinldadlan, Tam-plco; Seatrl -:ita!;, Tamesi, Tampico;Mexicano, Tamj. !co.JACKSONVILLE, May 5..-Arrh-ed: StrB

O T War'ng, P.atron Rouge; J M Guffey,

SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEWYork County..HAZEL HALL TER-

RELIj, Plaintiff, asainst WILLIAMLLBWELLYN TERRELL, Defendant. Ac¬tion for Annulmer.t of Marriage. Sum¬mons.To the above named Defendant:YOU ARE HEREBY c>UMMONED to

anawer the complalnt In thla aotlon andto nerve a copy of your anawer on thePlaintiff** Attorney within twenty dayaaftor the aervice of thla aummons, ex-elualva ot the day of aervlco. and ln caseof your failure to appear or answer Judg¬ment will be taken against you by de¬fault for the relief demanded ln the com¬plalnt.Dated March 24, 1S20.

WALTER D. W1LE,Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce and Poat

Offlce Addreas. f>2 Wall St., Boroughof Manhattan, New York CltyTo WILLIAM LLBWELLYN TERRELL.Defendant:Thn foregoing aummona la served upon

you by publication, pursuant to a'i orderof HON. JO.SKPH E. NEWBERGER »Justk-(> of the Supreme Court of the Stateof New York, dated tho 27th day of

Dated March 30, 1.20.WALTER D. WILEAttorney for Plaintiff. Offico and Po»t0.m,c,* ^ddre3s. 6- Wail St., Boroughof Manhattan. New York city.

*>**

.SUPREME COURt.NEW TORK COUNTTr>s~?$ckn ^ Pav«nP°«. Plaintiff, againstBlanche C. Davenport. Defendant. Action forannulmnnt.TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT-You are hereby Bumtnoned to answer thecomplalnt ln tlils action and een-e a copy ofyour answer on tho plaintlff'a attornevswithin twenty days after the service of thlasummons, excluaive or the day of aerviceand in case of your failure to appear or an¬swer. judgment will be taken against youby default for the roller demanded ln thecomplalnt.

Dated, New York, March 12 1920EDWARD E. QCINN,Attorney for Plaintiff. Offlce & P. O. Ad-dreaa No. GI Broadway, Borough of Man¬hattan, New York Cltv.

TO THR DEFENDANT, BLANCHE CDAVENPORT:The foregoing summons is served upon youby publication purauant to an order of Hon.

Joseph E. Newberger. Justice of the SupremeCourt of the State of New York. dated April2, 1920. and r.led on April 3, 1920, wl'.h thucomplalnt ln the offlce of tha Clerk of theCounty of New York at the County CourtHouse, Borough of Manhattan, City of NewYork, tho original complalnt having been dulyflled ln said offlce on April 3rd, 1930.

Dated, New York. April 3rd, 1920.EDWARD F. QL'INN.

Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce P. O. Ad¬dress No. 61 Broadway, Borough of Man-hattan, New York Clty,

LEFPHRT& WILLIAM H..IN PURSU-anca of an order of Honorable John P.

Cohalan. a SHrrogate of the County nf N'ewYork, NOTICE la hereby given tr. all per-aons having clalms against Y.'llllain H.Lefferta, late of the County of New York,deceased, to pre«ent the »ame with vouch¬ers thereof to the subacrlbera. at theirplace of transacting bualncsa, at the offl-aof Ba'.dwln & Hutchlns, their attorneya.No. 130 Mroadway, Borough of Manhat-tan, ln the City of New York, on or ba-fore tha 7th day of September next.

Dated. New York, tha lst day of March,1»29. '

¦DITH C. LBFFBRTS,BARENT LEFFERTS,

f BLAIR S. WILLIAM*.Executors.

¦ALDWIN A HUTCH1NS, Attorneya farE-ecutora, 12* Broadway, New YorkClty,

ig Newsr,uni_,= rt.'V\ Hall«a: Strs Van. Mlaml;.Jurilata Baltimore; sohooner Relief (Rus>.aan Salvador. Ihan_?enlI'E' M»y ".Arrived: fltr Meose-l£ &A"0..0* ."»»*«' »*rs Herman Win-!cr«n. vL, "Orrlo',; Maple. Port Barrlos;

VT?Wr,U,^in^Prhouk'"ln' liverpool ***

ttosAuSIF !?,1SWS- Va' May 5.Arrived:tFrl tr'IV.e" <N°__f' Chrlstlana; Altklrckfch_Lt?*M(!5!* Mondl <«P.>. Bilbao:""'hPla; Robln Hood. Antw«rp; Santa Cruz(Hr), Groenock; Trlculo (Br), Bablne?! 5m?ro,«(nr>' Bft»»«w«»re. Sa led: StrsAladdln (Nor). Baltimore; Bernudea, Nor-Rotterdam; Lake Elmhurst, Havana; 8 SMoMley V (Hr), Aiesandrla; Atlohai"ridge. Norfolk; Rohlrr Hood, Norfolk;

NOltFOI.K. May C.Arrived: Strs Fre»-n'.rn>J"r"a; *J,ddlesex, Rotterdam; Dan'.aY.nu 'i,',l>,penhilKon: Ka»'p. Bella, Newmm.%1110 JSWed), Denmark Broad-v,Jn°c/fr),' Beaumont; Barstow, Now5.r,5' 8*,'8dTj S'r« Oovamor Brooks, Mon-«i« » a?d Huf,""a Ayres; Barstow, Tam-i

!maw« m,fowboy Buenoa Ayres; Bryn-| Whee'ler,'BaVre.Dftklr' Afr,Ca; Dunham-NEW ORLBANB, May E.Clear-d: StrsKasteriy Br), Marselllea via Ne#KrtB__Jrti..I,_£' ,W.,m.,C0- '1>la= Kama. Prt

Jc-sli 1 »i-^n/_?ef^,n2 (Br>' Tampico; schrJoshe Marl (Span), Bilbao.l.ionlo,'.!:>EI,',l;H[A' ?Iuy 5-Arrlvcd: Strsoonl.oim (Brj, Avonrnouth; MalvernRange (Br). London; Katanga(Br)I['.ITi^Yf1'- t>V_0(K:o' Clenfuegoa; BlouxCardenas: Python. Havro; Lake FarleyFayal; Wm Burton, Bayonne, N J; LakeSarragut. do; schr Charles D Btanford.Ulnilngton Del. Delaware Brrakwate,Del. May fi.Passed up for Philadelphia:Btrs Manltowoe, Rotterdam; Vestnorg*i.i oi ,S£?ta .Marta. Passed out fromPhiladelphia: Strs Roanoke, Port ArthurCuahnoc, Rotterdam; Sapona. Boston;t-aur.t (lt), Gibraltar for ordors; Vlldfugi(Nor), P.rt Antonlo; probably Aral (Br),Rouen. Reedy Island, Del, May 6.Passeddown from Philadelphia: Strs Wandby,Danzlg; Cottonplant, Norfolk; J C Don-,-"£"., ~TTJ Ionler« (Belg),-; fichrcharles Whlttemoro, Wilmlngton, Pei, forNow York. Marcus Hook, Pa, May 5.Pasod doWn from Philadelphia: Str Clbao(Norl. Port Limon.PuItT ARTHUR, Tex, May 6.Arrived:strs Llgonler, Savannah; C A Snyder, Bal¬

timore; Muskogee, New Tork; Llghtburne,Norfolk; W M Irish, Brunawick, Ca;Brazos, Guantanamo. Sailed: Strs Oulf-streak, Philadelphia; Radlant, New Tork;Standard Arrow, San Francisco; tug Sena¬tor Bailey, with oil bargo. Tampico.PORTLAND, Me, May 6.Sailed: StrsSeneca, Norfolk; Hrlton, do.PORT TAMPA, Fla, May 6.Arrived:Strs Ooodapeed, Baltimore; Lake Pleasant,Norfolk; Mascotte, Havana via Key West.

Sailed: Str Lake Pcarl, Savannah; schrCity of Baltimore, Matanzas.PORT F.ADS, May 5.Arrived: Strs

Korafjord (Nor), Mexieo; Tarismlna. Bocasdel Toro; Truxllto, Tela. Sailed: StrsChlnampa, New York; Burma (It), Venlce,Trieste and Catanla via Gibraltar; Mytilus(Hr), Rouen and Havro; Yoro (Hond),Celba.PBNBACOLA. Fla, May 6.Arrived: Str

Actor (Hr), Liverpool (put !n for fuel).Sailed: Str Munsomo, New Orleans.SAVANNAH, May 5.Sailed: Str Florida,

Port. Arthur.TAMPA. Fla. May 5.Arrived: Str

Orthla. (Rr). Glasgow; Lackawanna, Ha¬vana; government rirortge Absecon, Wil¬mlngton, N C. Sailed: Str Kenbane Head(Hr), Belfast vln New Orleans; motor ves-sel Narwhal, Havana; Schr Nellie, Ma-tp.nzaa; Campanla (Br). Sagua Ia Grande.

FOREIGN PORTSDepartures for New Tork

Rotterdam.Fnlrmont.Southampton.3 S Rova! GeorseLondon.ri S West Mahom*tGibraltar.S S Calabria.St MIchaels.S S Roma.Glasgow.-S S Columbia.Antwerp.S 8 Lancastrian.Lelth.S S Overdale.Dartmouth.S S Western Spin:Yokohama.S s Genoa Maru.K ratsu.ri S Harold Pollar.Genoa.S S Duca d'Aosta.

Arrival* from New TorkBatavia B S Eurymedon.Havre.S S Rochambeau.Bilbao.S 3 Ablanset.Dunklrl..S S Eburna.Leith.S S Graclana.Buenos Ayres.S S TrafaigaiArica.S S Santa llosa.Yokohama.3 S Tsurga MaruQueenstown.S S Mason City.Liverpool.3 S Nansemond.Halifax.S S Rosallr.d.

TRANSPACIFIC MAIf.BThe connectlng mal's close at the G»n-

eral Postoffice nnd City Hall postoffleestation. Now Yorl-., at '1 p. m., as follows:

Hawaii. via San Franciaco, S ri Wilhel-mina. May 6.China, via Seattle, S S Maquan, May (.

Japan, Corea, Siam, Cochin China, Nether-lands East Inclles und Phlllpplne Islardw,vla Seattle, S, S. Tyndareus, May ?.

Hawaii, Samoan Islanda. Australia tnispecially addresaed mail for Now Zealand.via rian Francisco. S S Sonoma. May IZ.

HYDF MANOR sudbury, vt,n I UE. lVlr\l\\JI%. rCstab'.igh.Kl 1801.Golf ln the lake region of Vermont.

Illustrated Booklet. A. W. HYDB & SON.Special Jur.e ratea.

LONG ISL.\N'D

THE HALL £len c<»y*-op« Ma7 a_**._* ItAbU Commuting diatnnce of N.Y. Booklet. Management Glllan & Co.

MASSACHUSETTS

.RED LION INN-Stockbridge, Mass.

!N THF. BERKSH1RES, NOW OPENC.olf & Road$ in Excellent

ConditionBoute Books and Clrculars on Request.Dnmille Cottage for rent.. ALLEN T. TKEADWAY.

r-HEATON HALL-iStockbridge, Ma*»., ln the Berkshire

HIU*.Open June 15th.

Splendid Is-hole Golf Coarss.Flne roads for motorlng.

Mr. W. O. Havin will be at HotelFlanders, W. 47th St.. until May 16th.

NEW HAMP8H1RE

GRAY'S INNJACKSON, NEW HAMPSH1RE

Most beautiful section of White Moun-talns. On fine automobile road systemfrom Boston and New York.Trout tlshlng, mountain cllmblng, tennlaAmerican plan, flne table.

OPEN Jl'NK 14 TO OCT. XOVi'rlto early for reservatlonaFRANK M. GRAY, Manager.

Also 1'rehle Hou.se. Portland. Matne.

INSTRUCTIONACCOUNTAXCT

New Spring Classes are now forming. dayor ear'y evening sessions. Write fur helpfulbooklet, "Your Post-War Opportunity,"and Bulletln 113.PACffl a\ PACE. 39 Church Bt.. New Tork.

fk__l I ADTfc EVENINO CLASB INOAbJlt/lKJLf HOME Nl'KSING_T-r^-!Ti»ii*i. REGISTER NOWOCTiOUl* tVntral Brancb Y.W.C.A.W «10 Lex.Are..at iid St.

PRftTT SCHOOL, 61 West 46th Strsat,Secretarial training; IndlvIJasiInstruction. Day. eveningFREP: CATALOG OF ALL (Boj-b', Qlrls')SCHOOLS OR CAMPS ln U. S. Apply1012 Times Bldg or phone Bryan: I98«.

U. S. SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS42-S44 Flfth Avenue (45th M.),The oldest and pro-ernlnently the rnost

successful. Write for catalog 12.

LEGAL NOTICESSTATE OF CONNECT1CUT.

At a Court of Prohate held at Lltchfieldin and for the DiBtrict of Litchfleld on thecrth day of April, 1920.

Estate of Charle.4 W. Andrew., la'.e of thetown of Litchfteld, ln said District, pre-Bumed to be dead.The Colonial Trust Company, admlnistra-

tor of the Estute of said Charles W.Andrews, having filed Its flnal adrainistra-tion account as such administrator, alleg-ing that since Its appointment It haa notheard from t.u id Charles W. Andrews, andpraying that thla Court ascertaln tha helrsand dlstributees cf said Charles W. Andrewsand order the payment of the principal ofsaid fstate to the heirs and dlstributees soascertained.IT IS OKDEBED. that a hearing be had

upon said account and application, and forascertalnraent of ctaid heira and dlstributeesat the Probate Offlce in Litchfleld ln saidDistrict on the 15th day of May, 1920. atten o'clock in the forenoon. and that publicnotlce of the time and place of said hearingbe given by publlslilng this order once lnsome newspaper published ln this State andhaving a circulatlon ln said District, andin the New York Tribune, a newspaper pub-Hshe-d In the City and State of New Yorkat least one week before said day of heartagand that return be made to this Court of thenotlce fiven

1 JOHN T. HTJBBAJUX Judg*.

_TRAVEL

PRl&uEHLIlieIMBUE6.N<-AUTbUlSATLANTIQyt |[__NEW YORK.HAVRE

LEOfULDiMA May U-Iuna Id

i a «hvU,... JU'' »~AUf. au SAVOIE WMEiiHOCHAMBEAU Mj* V~i"_»yLA LORRAINE %ffigffi%« »UFAYETTE &. fc3&«J

8. S, Franoe May sailing dato to boarmounrrd Inter.COMPANY'S OFFICE. 10 STATE ST.. N. Y.

RED "D" i INF MW.XI. Foot MantagaaI11.H U> UIHC Street. Broaklya.For Porto Rico, Curacao & Venezumla.

Maracaibo-May 12|Caracas.May 13Zulla.May 28) Phlladelphla..June 2jBLIS8, DALLETT St CO.. Genl. Mgra..ghone 10072 Hanover, 83 .Wall Street.

_

BE8QRTSATLANTIC CITY, JL i.

| ATLANTIC CITY.N.U. II' AivAnvcricaa Plan. Hotel |ofDwtmdio_iM\dRealCoir\_ort |FIRBPROOFOARACE. I

^capacity coo.^^Walferj:£uzbr\

Atfanfic Cify tfs thewlaMacVurnA i&n tifoBoarehiraJM

MACK LATZCO,,TTT"A"l.Mr

jTJAYMORE.ATLANTKC.TYllPKLD'S GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS1I.L" VLIllUWn Roomj. with b»th »nd run-alaf water; gur._.. BooklH. S. KL, BONIFAO.

HOTEL WATKINS ^7^^Moi.ra coiiveiil.pceB. Excellent cuialna. BookletATLANTIC CITY, N. J.Unsurpaased for healthful rest and recreatlon

NORTH ASBURY PARK, N. J.

i4___.WMONTEREY

HOTELrtte Resort Hotel Pre-Eminent

Directly on the OreanOPENS JUNE 19

Amerlran Plan Capacity 600Famous a la carte GrlllroomDally Conrnrts and DanolngHot and Cold Sea Water ln RootnjSHERM'N DKXMS, MnnaaecW. Y. Offle<». » We«t 40th St.

Telenhone VanderbUt 22DOMrDONNELI. & CO

Members N. Y. S'ock ExchangeNORTH ASBURY PARK, N.J.

*%MONMOUTH COUNTY. N. J. .

A Warm Welcome Awalts TouINorth Jersey Shore Resort*

MONMOUTH COUNTT, N. J.Write the mayora for information.

SPRING LAKE, N. J.

HOTEL BREAKERS §*"»£«%Spring Lake Beach. N. jNow open for Inspection. OwnershipManagement. LOUIS N. MOSSDirectly on the Ocean, Spring Lake, n. J.I he Lssex and Sussex gj$£j ?n<lAmerica'. Finest Resort Hotol. Opans funa 10N. Y. Offlce. Weat 40th St.

BOONTo r., N. J.

PUDDINGST0NE INNFavorable weekly rates. Open all year. Folder.O. N. VINCBNT, Boonton. N. J.

NEW VORK STVVTK

IN THE HEART OF THE AOiRONDACKSCERTIITEB MILK

A SUMMER RESORT of the hlgh...tcharacter; superb cuisine; an environm-ntaoclally desirable.

Lccated on the shore of theWONDERFtL UPPER 8ARANAC LAKE.

Excellent iitate road_, good golf. AllSports and Amuaem.nts at their best.BOOKLET. Address until June 1

HAKKINGTON MILI.S, ManagerJAS E. GALBREY, N. V. Representative,WALDORF-ASTORIA, 33d St. £ 5th A-.

GRANLIDEN HOTELLAKE SUNAPEE. N, H.Under New Management.

Caterlng to A dlacrimlnatlng cUentele.Golf, Tennis, Boatins. Canoelng,Bathing, Plahlng, Riding, Danolng.Cotta_es for rent. Booklet sent on

requeat.New Tork Offiee: HOTEL SAN RAFAEL

66-69 Weat 45th Bt., near 5th Ave,J. Thomas Russell. Prop.

Aleo Hotel Ituasell, Saratoga Sprlnga.N.Y.

br%bfec^^am6(ainXilgfairtc'-vn^fo'm.mfifain. tflf..ee'ety* 8uE_mer PUygroundl

OPITNS rN JUNKAMEItlCAN PLAN

OIO LOW, J. P. GREAVKS,Golf Supt. Manager.N*w Vork Offlea: Ui Fifth Are.

HOTEL KAATERSKILLCateklil MountainB. At the Top of the

American Alps.KAATERSKILL, N. V.

Tha largest and most beautifully attuatedmountain resort iu America. Fine AutoRoads ln Every Dlrertlon. Empire Tours.

OPENS JULY 1Booklng Offlce, Hotel Maj«stlo, 72n i &Central Park West. Phone Columbus 1330

FARENT ti RICHARDS, lnc.

I^narcliff ^odejeBriardiff Manor, N. Y.

Now OpenNew York Offlce, 402 Madison Av*.

_¦_«>_. M.* Murr_ur HUL

Sharon SDringrs, N. Y.IMVIMON HOTEL AVD rnTT\r,f<

Opena June 2«. Foldera on appllcatu nThe ANNEX, Adjolnlng the FatnoaaWhite Sulphur Snringa and Ilaching i-.»ta_>-llabment, opena >Iny la..

JOHN B. GARDNBR & SON.W. H. CRAIG. Cienl V«'

WHITE MOUNTAINS

JNEWPR0FILE HOUSEN, Y. Offiee: .Spur Travel Burean,|426 5th Ave. Tel. VanderbUt 2.4.

PENNSYLVANIA

Now Open, Roomd en sulie and with bacn;ateam heat. Elettrlc llshts. Ali anrj-frnentD

W. J. & M. D. Price, Canadensla. Pa.

FOREjlGN resorts

LONDON VISITORS.^3elf-contained Suite of Rootna, wlthjHotel Servi. e, for two or more per-l»ona; In be?t part of West End, nearprincipal Th^utres Shopa i

NORRI8 MAN.. ION3 HOTEL2 Norria Street. Haymarket, W

Double Bedrooni, Drawlng, Bath ¦¦-" j& Telephone. ir. '".| I:i/T/- per day; or wttb Luueh, Dinner,ir Supper aleo. aerved In apartment.

TRAVEL TRAVEL

ENJOY a new vacatftm this Summer.a sea voyage to the Weat Indies,

Panarna and Central America. Sbrteenout of twenty-three days at sea, on a

ship ofthe Great White Fleet; ashore thaquaintest of scenes. Crtises via Cuba,Panama and Costa Rica, or Jamaica,Panarna and Colombia,

Opportunity for frequent, uniqae and de-lightful side trips.to the andent walledcities of the Spaniards, the haunts of thebuccaneers and the fascinating moderncapitals of Latin America.Ask your local ticket « temritt agettt er writ*direct for free flluetrated folder deacribing those

delightful sea tours to the wondei country of theWestern Hemisphere. SaiHnes twice eachweek from New York and New Orleana.

Unitbd Faurr OsvCentral Ojficeti

I) 1 State St., Bo.ton.Mas_.STEAMSHIP SBRVIC8

oAddrttt t17 Battery Place, «.

2*1 Fifth Ave.. NswYeik

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dmiBBESN SEft.

CUNARD-'AMOMMMr___se__t.tr »«d rrelgM tauwtva*.

Carmania.New York ta Queenstowo aad Liverpool.MsyVsuba».New York " Liverpool .MayRoyal George.New York " Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southamptoe.. .MayMauretania .New York " Chetbeurg and Southampton.MavC«ronia.New York " Plymouth, Cherbourg _nd London.MayColumbia....New York " Londonderry and Giaigow.MayQueenstown and Liverpool.MayDubrovmk and Tneste.MayLiverpool .JuneImperator .New York " Cherbourg and Southampton.JunePannonia ...New York " Patras, Dubrovnik and Trieste.JuneRoyal George.New York ** Plymouth. Cherbourg end Southampton_JuneCsronia .New York " Plymouth and Cherbou.t_.JuneColumbia ., .New York " Londonderry and Glasgow.JulyK. A. Victoria.New York " Queenstown and Liverpool.|.'vMauretania .New York " Cherbourg and Soutliamplon.JulyImperator .New York " Cherbourg snd Southampton.July

Par tete* mULbcs applr Ut21-24 STATL SiRLLI. NEW YORK.

K. A. Victoria.New YorkItalie.New YorkVe.tris .New York

Internalional Mercantlle Marine CompanyAMERICAN LINE

N. Y..CHERB0URG-60UTHAMPT0NPhiladeIphia..I2 M May 15 June 12 July 10New York.. 12 M May 22 lune 19 July 17Sl. Paul.... 12 M May 29 june 26 .

NEW YORK.HAMBURGManchuria.,1 P.M. May 8 June 19 July 31Mongolia...! P.M. May 22 July 3 Aug. 54

RED STAR UNEN. Y.-^SOUTHAMPTON.ANTWERP

Lapland .. I P.M. May 8 June 12 July 17Finland ..! P.M. May IS June 19 July 24Kroordand .June 5 July 10 .

Zeeland. July 31OFFICES 0 .IteAeWAY.NEW YORK

WHITE STA8 LINEN. Y.-CHERB0LRG-S0UTHAMP10N

Adrist-c .....May 29 July 3 Aug. 14Olympic .July 8 Aug. 4 Aug. 2bN. Y...QUEENSTOWN.LIVERPOOLOnana.12 Noon May 10Celtie ....3P.M.»May 15»June I9*ju!y24Baltic.2 P.M.*May22»June26«\luly 31NEW YORK.A70RES.CIBRALTAJ*

NAPLES.GENOACaaopic .3 P.M. Mav 12r'eUc .3 P.M. May 27

D1RECT PASSENGER SERVICB

WEST *COASTFROM NEW YORK

via Crlatobals.s. EBRO.MAY22July 24, Sept. 25. Nov. 27

FROM CRISTOBALREGULAR 5AIL1NGS

EAST COAST '

from englandbrazil -_ Argentine

Rrgular Sailingby large mail ..c-mer.

CENTRAL AMERICA| FROM CRISTOBAL

CHAMPER1COand Intermedlata Porta.ROYAL MAIL

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rPERUandCHILEDirect rlthout change. on new AmericanSteamahlpa, via Panama Caaal.CALLING AT CALLAO, ARICA,

IQUIQUE, ANTOF._GAt»TA AND VAL-PAKA1SO.8, S, Santa Lui.-ai, May 19, S. 8. SantaTeresa, June 2, S. S. Santa Ana, June lt

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W. R. GRACE & CO., AgentsPti.-.s. Dept., ILanovrr S.j __are, New York

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Phone Canal »00t.

"THE PUBI.IC RK I'lKASKD "

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to BOSTONMetropolitan Line

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