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Police Department
Orders.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assign
nents are ordered:
LIEUTENASTs.

ments are ordered:
LIEUTENANTs.
To take effeve A. NJ. October z:
George Yunge, from 26th Prec to 10th
Insp Dist, assigned TO desk duty.
Robert W. speeht. from 32d Prec. to
ist Insp. Dist, assigned to desk duty
John f. Quirk. from 66th Prec. to 18th
lnsp. Dist, assigned to desk duty.
John 8. Burke. from LIST Insp. Dist. TO
4th Insp. Dist, assignment to desk duty
Frank II. Morris. from tth Insp. Dist. TO
Daniel Kcileher. from eth Irsp. Dist. to
26th Prcc.
PATRoLMEN.
Robert r. OBrien, from 22d Prec to
sth Insp Dist, assigned to clerical duty
William 5. Eason, from sth Insp. Dist
to 18th Prec., assignment to clerical duty
John ]. Dilworth. from 5oth Prec. to
2sth Prec... assignment to bicycle duty
discontinued.
To take effect s. A. NJ October 6:
Robert *. Richardson, from 72d Preo
to 92d Prec.
James g-ec. from eed prec. TO ed Prec
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
The following leave Of absence Is author
ICED:
without pay)
PATRoLMAN.
.rohn /. Rom. s9th Prec., for one day
from 1901 A NJ. October IL.
APPLICATION FOR FULL PAY.
The following application for full pay
while under suspension is approved:
PATROLMAN.
l. Frank g. Lisa, l12th Prec., from 1:I5
A. NJ. September IS to 12:47 p. NJ. Sop
RESERVATIONS.
The following resignations are accepted:
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMEN.
To take effect as OF IL midnight octo-
ber I:
George Gibbs, No. e5S2, sist Prec
n "a M q nRf nha-
Henry a. wilmer No. 9555, Ssth Prec.
REINSTATEMENT,
The following reinstatement Is ordered:
AS PATRoLMAN, FIRST GRADE
To take effect October 7:
George F.. Currsn. No. 2546, TO 10th Prec
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ART N-Before Fineilte, J.-Court onens at
n A. NJ
ART .yi.-Before Welsh, J.-court opens At
10 IN.
ART vII--Bcfora va!snte. I.--co7it opens
st 10 \. N.
ART vIH.--'ictore Saith, J.-COurt Opcns at
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56TH ST. = 3, 100 9TH av, runs 25x
1oo.7x 25.2xl03.7--Lizzie BoEner to
Edw G Eckert. sls Sth av. April II.
1906; atty. Fred w Block, $50 Nassau
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TaiIors. strike Nearly Ended.

with the exception OF some of the de-
partment stores in the city the strike Of
workers employed in making alterations
on women's apparel. which started about
a month ago. is practically over. accord
ing to statement by union officials yes
terday.
The union nsserts in all cases where
agreements were signed the workers
werc granted the fort.'four hour work
week and minimum wage scale o. $50
a week.
Man.7 of the specially shops IN T'ifth
2vcrue aad vicinity were affected Ly the
strike.
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Report Yarn supply short.

PHn.ADELPHIA. Oct. with the pres
ent period of activity in the cotton yarn
market not more than two weeks old
doubt Is already being expressed as to
whether there Is an available supply Of
yarns to meet requirements Reports Of
scarcity. particularly in the finer counts
OF Southern two ply skeins and warps
the entire group OF two ply combed peel
eTs and TIE mora expensive Northern
. mule spun, carded and cornbed pecler
N.one yarns. are reflected to-day In fur
tfer rectihcation of prices to accord with
the new condition.
A few houses here assert that they
can place only q quarter or n third cf
the present business offered them. Yarn
brokers specializing in Southern yarns
however insist that there will be suffi-
cient supply for all.
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PART Ix.--Before Erlanger. J.-Court omen.
at 10 A. NJ 'pe"s
PART :: x:-Beforc Dugro. J.--Ccurt opens st
10 A. NJ. ~
PART M..-BefOre whitaker. J--court opcus
at 10 A. NJ. 'NNs
PART xfI;-Beforo Giegerich. J.-Court opcn,
Mt 10 A. NJ. P'"'
FART xIIi.-Reforc Lydon, J.--court opens
at 10 A. AZ. 0P'"'
FART NIV.-Before Finch, J.--At 10 A. A.
Cases to he nsnt from this rert Ia pas. ~,
XIV. 20 XVIII. inelusive. for trinl -.N'
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To Regulate Air Trnmc.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. AT the
request Of the Youngstown Aviation
Club the city council has ordered the
solicitor to prepare an ordinance regu-
latinE air traffic" over tho city. The
aviation club asks that all flying at less
than 1890 fest be prohibited, and that
stunt flying be required 20 stay at 1000
feet
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Feather Men Elect Officers.

The Associated Flower and Fancy
Feather Manufacturers of America have
elected the following officers: Jacob de
Jong. president George Engel. vice.
president; Charles Riegolmann. second
vice-president; John Meehsn, treasurer
William Brandt, secretary.
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NAME BUSINESS ITINERARY.
European Visitors VIII Visit
Seventeen Cities In 4. s.

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE itinerary
of the party OF French, English. italian
and Belgian business men who will tour
the country this month as guests OF tho
United States Chamber Of Commerce
was made public here to-day. II shows
that seventeen cities are to be visited,
including Minneapolis and st. Paul. the
most Western points of the tour.
There are about eighty foreign busi-
ness men In the party, which win at
tend the international trade conference
sessions at Atlantic City October is 10
2e. After the meetings they will visit
Philadelphia. October 9G-2S: Baltimore,
1890; Washington, November 1-2;
Pittsburg. 3 Cincinnati, !: : St. Louis, 6
Kansas city. 7-s; Minneapolis. 80; st.
Paul, II Chicago. l2-l3 Detroit. 14-15:
Cleveland. 1T-1s B,g<faio. 1890: Roches-
ter 2l: Boston, ,22-2I New York. 25-es.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Great Britain, ireland. Finland and Arch.
angel, via Liverpool; slso parcel post mails
for Great Britain Ireland, Egypt. British
and Pemba, So Baltic, Il A. NJ.
Madeira and Cape Verde Islands (PorturaI
and spain must be specially addressed Tor
despatch 10y this steamer, via Lisbon Caliz
and Barcelona; also parcel post malls for
Portugal, Spain. Canary Islands and Ceuts
Melila and Tangter in Morocco. ss. Emilia
Sierra Leone. Lagos. Kamerun, Fernap-
dopo. ST Thome. French Congo and. BslKian
Congo, via Sierra Leone Lagos puda FER
Bona and hatadi, ss. Shonss, IL NJ.
Thursday, Oct. o.
France Especially addressed only), via Ror.
desuX; also parcel post mails for France
Algeria, Corsica and Tunis. ss. Niagara
Friday, Oct. 10.
Hungary Belgium and Luxembourg must
be specially addressed for despatch by this
steamer via Antwerp; also parcel poet m aiis
for Belgium. Luxembourg and Belvta6
Congo, IS. Lancastrian, A. NJ.
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa win
81. Vincent and Cape Town: also parcel posr
mails for Union OF South Africa. ss. no.
south Africa. via Cape Town: also marco,
posi- mails Tor Union OF South Africa \,
Monaghan Prince. p, NJ.
Saturday. Oct. II
Spain especially addressed only). via Casiz
spain, Canary Islands and Ceuta, MeliIla an'i
Tansier in Morocco, Sc. Leon XIII, A. M
Italy (parcel post mails and specially ad.
dressed correspondencaI, va Naples. and
Genoa. Sc, Dante Aishieri, 8 A. NJ
France, Belgium, Rumania, Bu.a aria. Inx.
cmbourg, Czecho slovalia, Jugo. siavia, Tren.
tino. Trieste. German Austria. Poland swit.
Eerland, Italy. Spain. Greece. PortuYnl
Egypt, Britth India. British East Africa
Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylon, Straits settleme MT :
and Persia. via Hayre: also parcel post mails
for France, Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, ss,
France. $50 A. II.
Germany 1parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence), via Hamburg, Ss
Krrwood. 1880 A. N
Greece Cpsrce post mails only. via pa,ras
ss Schoharie. 10 A. VI.
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Yesterdays Fires

4. N. Loss.
~ 800 Forsyth ST.; Henry Caer-
1:lO-ioo clinton st. Rossnthai' Triains
5000 w 12sth St; Roehiard
s.55-in iron, Of 1915 webster av.: ~
William Knepper. er.......... Trifiing
a. NJ.
i.O5--S'2 Il. s5th St. Henry Klu-
a:4o-;2s W. i;sth ST.; Wiilis;n
W'lEht ..... ..I.......... .Jr!n4ng
S:55-soo Riverside Drive; un-
sOo---5Oe ". G7th St; unknown .TritinG
g:lO--Foot % E. Goth ST.; steam-
ship Sierra, Oceanic Steam
snip co. ......,-... L nEHoWi
c;io-ss3 u Tooth St; Norris Del
nv .'..''' '..s..-.. ..... TfiHAns
G:i5--fs1st st and Webster nv,,
The Bronx; auto truck: un-
KNOWN .s--.sss. .Trlnlng
r;iS-front OF Is Minstta St, auto
mobile truck. unknown q. =. . TrifinE
7isO--lSs w. S7th ST., Park 4 Bern
7;4o-5st W. issth st.. owner IN.
Aho"p frffftr rt'rt-.... Trihing
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sJG DEMENT'S,
NJ AMI ATTAIN.

that Of debtor:
Ashley. Robert Wv. s. Chip
Abouiaha. lsaak.h. Kapiian....... i'ssss.ss
Broman, Er!c--S. Arrhenius. .... 1919
Berg. William-G Pellegrino.... s2L2o
Barnes, George F-Flint u Hor-
CARPENTER John J.-J. 5. Noiiinn.. s0sts
Downes -. ..................... I24i5
r, tional Surety co.---Pcopie, Sc. 100000
Essner. Abraham j. and Mark
lEssner Bros.)-Eastern Thread
;, Co, cog;s.. ....:..,.... ...... 12o.65
Excelsior Savings Bank OF City
o. New Yoris. ......... 4.ise.7O
Ephraitn, Sol.--A. Treadwel,, Jr.;
Famous co.--j Ro3din. n........... ssi.5s
Fe!nherg. srrauel-AmericGn Ma
French, Edw::g Wright & Di,t. ''-O
son Victor Co. .....,....:.... t77.57
Surety co.-people. sc. c........ 100000
Howell. Eugene b. solomon 8
ssme-cohen. Goidm;ainio & Co. '''''
Helfand. Harry-Ausiiin, Nichols ''
Hs & ii. Productions, 1nc..joihn ~
Inc. - ...,,.-.,- -, -, 1,a4O.ss
Hewitt, Hhrry-H. r. Isaacs.... 1910
po',h g,-t,hos- c...a..--
tSi S'V'i'e'b-A "'E"uSs
n;;,.,.,,. oS'''o
N9na "a W. wihaI% SnaHe Awhias
~ ' * 0'V""-' W. no,
KSbyh. iiisrrv ari ish,i,n.'yitis,
& Kiau Co. ..'.''' -''''r ''- 4es1s
f-!tn,snowotz- nsi,b.Nr NnSini. lSsty
Lorraine chemieal Works. Inc
NJ. Orth and usstinrs Germ IA. 40
Leavy q ,Jacobs, Inc-J BERN
stein ct al 5as sss
Macomber w Stureis-W ward ara
Mark. Max. or Max Msrks-A
>,a"hanSa. r; n; ,;; Aie'fV
ct al...... ..... ............, 1.0T6.s4
Marvey, Louis A.. Glachina Gala
buse and C. Calabeese. Inc
Irving National Bank of n. T.. 1i7s5
Sewins. Walter W.-M Water
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. .6:5s A M sun sets..... .s:7s NJ
Moon sets......b:i9 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ..T:is M Gov. Island. Z :32 p N
Hell Gate.... .s:l6 = M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. Il :o4 A NJ Gov. Island. 4 :ss A NJ
He'll Gate. lis A NJ
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post ohice station
New York, q. p; VI, as follows
Philippine Islands and specially addressed
mall for Japan, Corea China. Siberia Siam
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies
via Seattle, IS, Mexico Msru Oct
Hawai-, VIA San Francisco. SIS. Luriine
Oct. o.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. Sc. Ven
tura. Get. D.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.

First name OF debtor, second I,
creditor and date Judgment was al
Levine, Aorris-D. Levine; Sept.
rs. 1915 .............. .3ts
thinner. Joseph TT. l.. Nc
Culiough ct AL; April II. 1902.
Erumsn, isidnre and Sanue!--@
Bsrris; June 90. lsi9.........
SAMUEL. Hochb arges:
Jan. II, 1917. 7..........,.,..,..
Esseff Realty Co. et ai.-Broado
way Savings Institution OF the
City OF y. y: May 81. 1876.
Kat2man. Herman, sydney T..
Landau and Edward Goldstein
Il. NJ. Rothsclild; Jan, l5.
1919 ........,....,.. ..,,....,.
Mol0ney. Frank Troy Press;
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ARRIvALs-TUEsDAY. OCT,

SIS Stsvangerfjord. Bergen. Sept. %.
IS Siamese Prince, Havre, Sept. 20.
IS Baron Polworth. Havre. Sept. %.
Ss Walden, Rotterdam. Sept. 10.
Sc Nsntasket. Liverpool. Sept. 25.
SIS West COrum. Bordeaux. Sept. l3
Sc Deatrice, Gibraltar. Sept. ~.
IS Crawl Keys. Matanzas, Sept. so.
Sc Passaic Bridge, st. Thomas, Sept. %.
Sc Matinnioock, Tampico. Sept. 2f.
Sc Turrialba, Kingston, Ocf. 2.
Ss Lake Superior, st. Lucia, Oct. ].
Sc Arapahoe, Jacksonville. Oct. 4.
Ss Santiago, Brunswick. Oct. 4.
Ss jamestown, Norfolk, Oct. 6.
Ship Alejandrina, Punta Arenas, July q.
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s CENT LOAF Is EXTINCT
Dime Cakes Gone Forever. 9.
Master bakers Decide

SYRACUSE, Oct Tho Ave cent H.,
Of bread and the ten cent cako hesi ,osI
gone forever. according to $50 nas,.e
bakers of the state gathered bere b,S'er e
annual convention. These men. tse ~
whom are from New York city. con,ro,
a daily output of more than .0oo oSa
loaves OF bread, not to mention ''tou ivy
after ton OF pastry. WI
IL nour should drop to - barr.l
old bread prices could not coma .ne
the manufacturers insist. Laho,
increased so highly its wage schedr,ss
that this is impossible.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Frankdale. at Gibraltar.
ss Spart an Prince. at East London.
Be Tapajoz, at Bahia.
Sc KitteQuam, at Gibraltar.
Ss Hwah Ting. at Gibraltar.
SIS Sabine. al East London.
Ss Santa Olivia, at Bahia Blanca.
Ss Munsomo. Rt Buenos Ayres.
Ss South Pole, at Bremerhayen.
SIS san Gennaro, at Genoa.
SIS Lieut.. Jean Laurent, at Havre.
SIS Dcrona, at Havre.
Motor ship BSIllares, at Gothsnburg.
SIS S0mmeldyk. at Port Natal.
Ss III Almirsnte, at Galveston.
SIS Chinampa, at Port Eads.
SIS II. NJ. Fiagler. ut Port Eads.
IS Westland, at Port Eads.
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BRONX COUNTY.
supreme COnrt.

SPECIAL TERM-(Chambersl--M H.
Court opens al 10 A. M lex ma tie business
SPECIAL TERN FOR MoTIONS-Mullsn. J.
Mot!on csleraar.
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LIS PENDENs.

Madeline Dorschell. owner and cor,.s as
LIS PENDENS
Manhattan.
SCAMMEL ST, 36-36h Auburn say n.
aEt Max Wachsman ct al CamerSas 5ank
closure Of mtg); attys, Shearman a s,ns
ling. 'ter-
Bronx.
LOTS 61s. $40. SEA, 525. man Seto, t,.-.
stead. village OF westchester-ponnts
keepsie Tr Co agt. Vim A Mallet, s,e.
foreclosure OF mtg): atty. W II A.
mold. - Ar
10TH ST. 9, 113i 1t OF WISE az o.,
l246-Max Shapiro aEt Jennie Trnsissa
laotion to recover money: atty, NJ III
Baker. @ Al
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Business Troubles.

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCy
LOUIS y. LIPPMAN--Voluntary, emnlovsd
as a drug clerk, 6i5 West 7O7th strSst
LiA'ihnes' No.sc9. no assets Principsi i
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YoRK--Be-
y n ptdo Prpoktru Y
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COURT CALENDAR.
FEDERAL COURT.
Federal District.

DISTRICT CoCRT-speciai Master Philip j
mcCooh room 22T, y. u. Bldg, az 10 A. NJ
hHHea IN " lnua RIl 1 LIZ
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rurncy :t'osicy q Hornen Bates.
RR. Gold Hun.
portnor Realty As- Shumway .Carlcy.
socinfes Tauh III III RR
Feeney NASSAU Elec | Mnthcson Hoffman.
RR Dncnan, Jr :Podeinan.
Reichenthaler Reich Moshon Keen.
enthalcr | Hartmann Leonard
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MECHANICS LIEN.

Bronx.
MULFORD AV, 1S74---John v NcEvp.
Madeline Dorschell. owner and cor,.as ast
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Surrogste's Court.
Kings COUNTY.

APPELLATE DIv1sIoN-sECoND DEPART.
MENT-Recess.
APPELLATE TBRM-sECoND DEPARTMENT
"
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Chiayin, Davii-B. Fiaikov....
Clrel!o, yincenao--S. Eclsteiu.
Haisnt, Emmeline C.-E. john
son 81 a.!
Schmidt, JOHANNA. Meyers, as
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Pact III.--Before SeRbuIgsr, J.--Nt 10 A, N
Cases 10 be sent from TITS Part TO Part. III
to Kill. inclnslye, for krlal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-06
COLONEL HOWELL A CANDIDATE
Iowa City Man and Army Officer As
p;res to Supreme Jusasship.

! Special 10 Times Republican.
Des Moines, Nov. 6.-Former Dis
trict Judge Ralph T. Howell. OF Iowa
City. has announced his candidacy for
| Justice OF the supreme court IN the
republican primaries next June. He
| Was recently discharged from the
army. having served as colonel in the
office Of tho Judge advocate genera ct
general headquarters Of the A. E. +.
Colonel Howell was grada;ed from
the college Of law of the University Of
Iowa In 1898. He Is Is years Old. He
resigned as district Judge In the Eighth
judicial district IN 1918 to enter the
military service and Is the only SOL
der con'esting for place on this bench.
The three present members Of the
supreme court whose term, expire are
ere kSVI, .uoposls-aI JoI sslvpIpueo
Benjamin I. Saiinger. Of Carroll coun-
| ty, Scott II. Lsdd, OF OB-ien county,
and Silas NJ Weaver, Of Hardin coun-
jty.
Other candidates who have announc-
ed themselves thus far arc Judge w.
J. Springer. Of New Hampton. Judge
Judge W. s. Withrow, Of Mount Pleas
ant, and Robert Haines. Of Des
Moires.
Inasmuch as the Thirty eighth gen.
eral assembly In session last winter
! repealed the ronpartisan Judiciary law
a new plan for selecting supreme court
nominees will be followed at the June
primary. At the June primaries vot-
ers will choose delegates TO county
convention. The county convention
| when assembled must select two lists
OF delegates. one list for the state con-
vention and ono list for state judicial
convention. The state judicial con-
vention will choose the party nom
inecs for supreme court Judges. The
same set Of delegates can not be chos-
en- for the two conventions but they
| mus. be separate delegations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-06

ana congratulations on the WANING OF
the war. But We ara hoping to see
something Of what is being done BY
each country In the way Of recon-
struction after the war.
The great problom for all Of the
nations 10 TO econonrize, and In Japan
we would like to see the general agree
ment for disarmament.
In my country there are no plans
yet for . reduction Of the navy or
army. We are waiting to see what Is
done In that way by the other great
powers. That seems TO me to be the
position of all OF the nations. They
are willing to disarm, but are waiting
for general agreement for that pur-
pose.
The Japanese people are fervontly
hoping for the success of the League
OF Nations, In which they see the pros
pect Of the establishment of a poryna-
nent peace All the nations have had
enough OF war. and the world must
now give all its energies to securing
lasting peace.
This being so, rather regret that
the Allies are retiring from Russia be-
fore the complete pacifcat lion OF the
country has been obtained. While
Russia is such a disturbed state there
Is always the probability OF another
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-06
RUSS REDS PLOT IN U. &
Aid Of Lansing Paints Picture Of
Dancer PeriIno Nation.

"ash!p gton. Nov, 8.-The Russian
bolshevikt have awaited tkemseives OF
every opportunity to initiate IN the
United States a propaganda aimed 20
bring about Inc foIcible overthrow Of
oul present form Of government"
Chairman Wadsworth Of the senate
military committee has been informed
by Assistant Secretary Phillips in a
letter made public at the state de-
partment.
The bolshevikt Mr. Phillips said,
have at their disposal large quantities
Of gold, and it Is considered important
not to give them means thru COM
me-cial transactions to bring this gold
into the United States. where 1t could
GO used to sustain their propaganda Of
violence and unreason."
Mr. Phillips said that while there
was no blockade of Petrograd 80 far
as the United states was concerned, no
licenses for the shipment of goods to
bolshevik Russia were being issued.
This policy Of nonintercourse, he
added, could not be continued after
the proclamation Of peace withou.
additional legislation.
further reason for the adoption CT
this policy, Mr.. Phillips wrote, was
the program OF the bolsheviki 10 go
manipulate the food supply ss to bring
about the extinction Of the MIDDLE
classes.
1T has seemed altogether tnadrnis-
sible" Mr.. Phillips wrote, that food
and other necessities o. American
origin should be allowed to become the
means Of sustaining such a program
o. political oppression"
Not unmindtul CT the distress OF
many innocent people within the boil
shsvik line as the result Of the In
ability to import food from America,
the United States. Mr. Phillips con-
tinued. sim was seeking solution OF
the problem Of relieving these people.
Meantime. ne said. provision has
been made FOR the immediate relief Of
the people in areas freed by current
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-06
military operations from Solshsv,k

military operations from bolshsvik
control.
Mr.. Philips wrote IN reply 70 SEN
stor wadsworth, who had asked why
tho administration had adopted
policy OF nonintereourse with that part
OF Russia controlled by the boisheVtki.
ms letter follows:
'T beg 10 inform you that, 30 far as
the United states Is concerned. no
blockade exists, II II the present
policy Of this government. however. 10
refuse export licenses for shipments to
Russian territory under bolshevtk con-
trul and to refuse clearance papers 10
American vessels seeking to depart
for Petrosrad, tho only remaining boil
shevik port. As you are aware. these
measures can not be continued after
the ratification Of peace unless there
Is ney legislation.
"'fhe policy OF nonintercourse with
territory under boishevik } control is
based chiefly on two considerations
II is the declared purpose OF the boil
sleviki in Russia 10 carry revolution
turnout the world. They have awaited
themselves Of every opportunity TO
initiate In the United states propa-
ganda aimed to bring about the
forcibIe overthrow Of our present form
~ government.
They have at their disposal In
Russia q large quantity Of gold, being
partly a reserve OF gold belonging to
the Roumanian government which was
stored In Moscow At the time of the
German advance into Roumania 1t Is
considered important that the boil
shsviIi should rot be siven the iuesns
thru commercial, transaction to BRING
this gold into the United States where
it could be used to sustain prooa-
ganda OF violence and unreasor.
The second consideration related
- the control which the boisaeviki
epercise over the distribution OF
necessities. There can he no dealing
except with the bolsheGik authorities.
The population is divided into cato
go-ies alorg occupationaf and c!sss
lines, anu receives food, so far as fooa
may be available il accordance With
scale which Is adjusted with view 20
the maintenance Of the bolshevtkt In
power and the fulfllnent OF their pro-
gram for the extinction Of the middle
classes.
Provision has been made fer the
immediate relief Of the people il any
areas which may be freed from boil
shevik control as a result OF current
military operations"