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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09
FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1920.
MT0XICATl0N A LA HOME
BREW

DRINKING of intoxicating bev-
- erages is undeniably on the
increase in Cedar City lately. not
withstanding the nation as a whole
has ratified and adopted prohibi-
hon. This is a fact despite the dis
appearance of whiskey, brandy,
gin. and lager beer from the mar
ket. the scarcity of Dixie wine and
the increased restrictions on the
sale of extracts. Where, then. do
men and boys get their intoxicat-
ing beveragesp There is but one
explanation-they make 1t. They
manufacture the vintage in their
homes. from malt. sugar, hops and
yeast.
But is this simple. harmless,
homemade connection inebriatine
has it the kicka you ask. From
all the evidence at hand. it surely
has; and because it is a harm.
less(p) home product. it is likely
to be treated lightly. and its man.
ufacture and use INDUCED in by
many good people who would hole
up their hands in horror a. the
thought of entering a saloon anc
taking glass of beer over the
bar. 1t is in order to call atten
ton to the seriousness of this Of
fense-both the manufacture ant
use or dissemination of the prod
uct-that this editorial is written
The manufacture of any bev
erage containing more than one
half of one per cent alcohol. is
Federal as well as State ofense
punishable by a penitentiary o
Leavenworth sentence. The us,
or sale or disposal in any way o
such beverage is also a seriou
ofense. punishable by a fine 0
from $50 to $500, or by impris
onment for six months. or by bot
such fine and Imprisonment. Tn
minimum penalty that justice o
the peace is permitted to asses
when the guilt of a defendant i
admitted or established. is $50
Two young men of Cedar City
minors. plead guilty to being intox
icated. and were given the mini
mum sentence this week. Pretty
s6f-$50-for taking a little too
much home brew. isn't it.
Then would it not pay others t.
profit by these boys experienc,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

and steer clear Of this dangerous
and expensive pastime2
There is no use talking, our law
makers have made up their minds
that intoxicating beverages must
go. and it is mighty risky to en-
gage in their manufacture, sale oil
use under any guise. no matter
how harmless the commodity may
seem.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09
EXTENSION OF TIME
WAR RISK INSURANCE

II was noticed in Salt Lake Paper
few days ago that the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance had allowed an
extension of time on the special offer
which expired July 1, 1920 to January
1, 1921. Any time between now and
January 1, 1921 all that is required to
reinstate your insurance is to pay two
months premiums on the amount of
insurance to be reinstated, and the
applicant must be in as good health as
at the time of his discharge, and so
state in his application. Do not put
off your reinstatement too long for 1t
only takes short time for six months
to pass away. Remember the Govern
ment is the best insurance obtainable,
you can secure practically any kind Of
a policy you desire and 1t is at least
1-3 cheaper than you would be able to
secure it from Commercial Insur-
ance Company. The Cedar Post OF
the American Legion appointed the
following members on the Insurance
Committee and you may secure what
ever information you dsire from them
s. s. WINS, Rulon Daley, Ashton
Jones, R T. Forbes, w. X. Granger
John e. Walker, Elias Leigh and
Cass Root.
VIM. C. Flinspach, of Modena. and
Marion A. Roundy Of Kanarra, Joined
the Cedar Post during the past week
Sometime ago DIR. Petty Of this
City was appointed Dental examine,
by the u. 8. Public Health Service
for this vicinity to perform denta
work for ex-service men who may
need dental work, and who may come
within one of the following classes:
CLASS Those patients who have
lost teeth or portions Of either max
lila or mandible through gunsho
wounds or other injuries received II
line Of duty, shall have restoration,
and whatever other dental Treatment
necessary to put the mouth in tn,
best condition possible.
\ CLASS 2.--Those patients who's
physical disability Is directly due b
pathological oral conditions shall hav
whatever dental treatment is neces
sary to place the mouth in n health,
condition and insure good mastica
ting surface.
! CLASS 3.-Those patients the re
lief Of whose disability is retarded b,
pathological oral conditions shall hav
whatever dental treatment that |
necessary to place the mouth in
healthy condition and insure a goo
masticating surface.
| CLASS All patients who ar
shown to have lost teeth while in tn
service other than mentioned in Clas
Z. shall have same replaced with vul
canite dentures or bridge work.
CLASS 5.-All patients Of tn
Bureau Of War Risk Insurance who's
teeth are shown to have decayed Will
in the service shall receive such treat
ment as Is necessary.
From the above It will be seen tina
any ex-servide man Is entitled :,
Continued on page fve.)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

II. E. Riggs, who has been at work
in the Big Sunfower mine at State
line, is at home TO few days.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

Dr. Frank Petty and family are in
Hurricane visiting DR.. Petty's father
and mother.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

Continued on page fve.)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Relief Ship on Way to
Cork From New York
100 Tons Of Supplies for Suf-
ferers From Recent Fires
Due There Jan. 5

LONDON, Dec. 24-The Evening
Standards Cork correspondent says
shat at yesterdays meeting of the re-
lief committee announcement was made
that a ship w4s coming from New York
with goods for the sufferers from the
resent fires and disorders, while Amer
lean sympathizcrs also we're sending
large sums Of money. The English and
American Society Of Friends has offered
its help
More than 100 tons of supplies for
the sufferers from recent s1es and dis
orders at Cork we're on board the
steamship Honoiulu, which left here
yesterday for that port AT the Office
o. Moore Z, Mccormack, owners Of the
Honolulu, it was said the supplies were
shipped by Irish relief committees in
Philadelphia, New York and other
cities. A large portion Of the shipment
IL -four and other foods, and inc udes
quantities of clothing for men, women
and children
The ship Is due to reach Cork about
January 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Caffney Gets Transfer
To Sing Sing as Gift
Cangsier Among Score of Pris.
oners BrousI,. From Auburn
to Ossin;no Prison

OSS1NING, N. Y. Dec. Vincent
Gatfncy. gangster and jail breaker, who
Is serving twenty years for murder.
was one of a score of prisoners who
arrived here this evening from Auburn
prison. He is said to have got his
transfer to Sing Sing as a Christmas
present, having appealed for it to the
warden of Auburn prison on the
ground that he wanted to be handy TO
New York.
Gatfney was & member Of the Gopher
gang on the West Side and escaped
from the Tombs in June, 1918, while
awaiting re-sentence for murder. He
was at large for several weeks.
although once discovered by the police
in Harlem. On that occasion he shot
his way through his pursuers and got
away.
When he finally was arrested six
teen guards accompanied him to Sing
Sing. and during the one night he re-
manned there before being sent to Clin-
ton prison, regarded as the most Sc
cure in the state, he was locked in
padded cell. Convcts regard Sing Sing
as a fairly easy place to escape from
but Warden Lewis E. Lawes has had
experience with Gatfney. having been
warden cf New Hampton Rcformatory
when Gahncy escaped from that insti-
t''tion and was recaptured by the war
den himself
The prisoners from Auburn were de-
layed four hours by holiday congestion
o. the railroads ard reached here at
lO.3O u M
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Str Aguidala. st Nazaire. Dec 10: TO the
Mallory Steamship Line. in ballast; Pier
81, r.
Str Ei Mar. New Orleans, Dec IS; to the
Southern Pacific Co, with lndse; Pier 40.
n r.
Str Nam eaug. Bordeaux. Dec 7; to the
Atlantic Chartering CO. in ballast; It 69th
st Bklyn
Str Fort Victoria Car). Bermuda. Dec 22;
to the Furness Bermuda Line, with ST pass,
mails and mdse; Pier 95. r.
Str Smaragd (Nor). Sagua. Dec 10; to
the Atlantic Fruit Co, with sugar; Federal
Refinery, Yonkers.
str shia; hia (swed}; Kotka {Finland5 Nov
Eurness Witty e Co. with wood pulp;
Piers, Bush Docks, Bklyn
Str uncas (Br), Providence, Dec 90: to
chored off Tompkinsville.
Str Luckenbach. Rotterdam. Dec II
to LuclSenbach Steamship Line, with mdse
Str Start Point (Br). Philadelphia, Dec
20; to Furness. Witty & Co. with 1ndse IN
transit TO London; anchored off Staten
Island.
st Str Leeds CITY (Bn, St Vincent, G V.
ANCHORED Off Staten Island.
str Edith San Juan. Dec IL to Bull
lnsular' Line. with mdse; Pier II, Bklyn.
Str Colon, Cristobal, Dec 16, and Fort au
Prince, Dec ls: to Panama Railroad Steam
3, Hoboken.
Str Chinampa. Lobos Dec 15; to d r Var
den. with crude oil; Pier 3. Constable Hook.
Str West Cneswald Samarang, Oct H.
Colombo, oct 20; Port Said, Nov is; Ponta
del Gada. Dec g. and Philadelphia, Dec
~ to .he Tracy Steamship Co. with indse
Str Arapahoe Jacksonville Dec 81. and
Charleston. Dec 90; to the Clyde Steam
ship Co, with pass and mdse Pier 81.
r.
Str City Of St Louis. Savannah, Dec 21 :
Indse: Pier 35. N r.
: Bramnel, Point Oporto, Dec 4 to the
Vacuum Oil Co: in ballast Mariners Har
Dor. L.
Str Lake Sebago. Gonaivea Dec II. and
Chester. Pa. Dec 23; to the Clyde Steam
ship Co; with mdse
Str Fort Gaines (Nor). Baltimore. Dec
%. to the Federal Line; In ballast; Rob
ms D ID. Rtlyn.
Str Quitticas, Buenos Ayres. Nov "a; ST.
Thomas Dec s; 10 the MunsOn Steamship
Line, with linseed: anchored off Staple
ton 6 l
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Eldrcdge Summer Home, at
Great Barr;ngton. Burned

GREAT BAKKNGTON, Mass, Dec.
ii. The sunm r nome Of Harry C.. Ell
drcdYc, Of Sew York, a stock broker,
was burned earig to-day and his
family, who had arranged to join him
IN Mem York for the Christmas holi-
days, wcrc forced to leave the house
"A their nipht clothing.
. Mrs. EIdrcdgc was cut about the
arias while climbing through the win
DON 81 her room, from which she drop
ped ~ piazza roof and from that to
the ground Her dauqhter. Constance,
and sons, Harry aud william, wc.c un-
injured. The loss is cAtimatcd at
y2s 900. The cause of the fire mar not
detnrmincd.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Reports by Wireless
From tho u. S. Naval Commu-
nicatiOE Station

TDistance Is given in miles. Reports are
Ahcrcos SIS " Columbia River PM Dec
23.
American Press go e Galveston Dec 2a
Aryaf 356 ESE Sabine Bar Dec 23.
Asunc.on 205o SW B;ixha1n PM Dec 90
Atena1 2a2 N Cristobal Dec 80.
Atlantic sun 900 e Sabine Bar Dec 2S.
Baygola lat sc 20, lon "A IS Dec 21.
Bearport 1882 from Portland PM Dec 2l
Ba,terton go e Nantucket Dec a..
Borgstad G2 Baton Rouge Dec %.
Brookline 10 f Cape Henry Dec 23.
Hurnwsll 81 s Hatteraa Pee 25; on, ,oo %
Cape May . W i'enwick s PM Dec 20.
Caucs IA = Cape Ma.a Dec 2s.
Charlton Hall 200 Cape Mala Dec 2a.
Chas + Harwood 10 \ lIatteras Dec "a.
Crina Arrow 1926 W San Francisco pm
Guy of Alma lat u 20: Ion co 81 Dec %;
CITY of Freeport $50 SW iiatteras Dec 90.
cCily of Rome q lIattcras Dec 2a
Colorado Springs 1879 w san francisco
comal loa $ Hatteeras Dec 2a
Corning $40 South Pass Dec 90.
Currer $ Block Island Dec "a.
DAYTON $50 n Jupiter Dec 22
Eastern Exporter 1000 W San FRANCISCO
s PM Dec 49,
nditor GS5 u Alnbroae Pm Pee 2a o.
Nl Nortc 225 EsE Galveston Dec 23.
El Orient 125 SSE Galveston Bar Dec %.
Englewood 240 T. Cape Ueary Dec 2S.
Everett pd FIRE island 1920 M Dec 2i.
Franklin lat "a IS n Ion ~ 10 " Dec u.
Freeman 20 " Vineyard ~ Dec "a:
Gen IL T. Hodges 62 from Baltimore Dec "A
Geo II Jones II Sc Galveston Dec 20.
Gov John Lind lat 35 Al Ion 80 81 "
Gresham ls wNw Absccon Dec 2S
Culnaad 40 SIC Sabine Bar Dec 20.
Hallway 1856 SW Ilattcras Dec 90.
licber 1870 Il Cape .lonry PM Dec %.
Herbert G WyDc i98 = Ambrosc Dec 23
Honolulu 100 Ambrose Dec "a.
IIoxbar 23l ENE Lobos island Dec 3S
Huoma 1870 SW IEatteras Doc 20.
IIyadcs 25 from k..hului PM Dec %
Inlay 54o w San Francisco PM Dec %.
j 4 Bostwicl. 3OS SE Galveston Dec 20.
Jason lat 10 66 Ion n A " Dec 20.
Jean s W liatteras Dec 25.
John Enslis 1.A40 70 Cape Henry Dec 20.
John y Rockefeller 3At NNh Cape Henri,
Jonnacy e Fire Island Dec "a.
* l. Luckenbach 200 u Ambrose pm
Kekoskcc 81 N Hattcras Dcc 23.
Lake FL rio ll9 \ Needle shoals Dec "a.
Lake Frccborn 4s Jupiter Dec %.
Larc Linden G25 s Ambrose Dec 2S.
Lilhopolis II \ Hattoras Dec 20.
sIano" 1zb r ito9olu'u sn,an rM Dec pee e.
Morrirnack lGl SW uattrcas Dec 49,
Mcyania 33G y Jupiter Dec %.
MincoIa 2a7 S scotland Nv Dec 23.
Wlsklanza sa5 w San Francisco PM
MoHella 49G S san Diego IN Dec 49,
Muninlc 40 E Galveston Dec 23.
MrahnEcc 1fs = ScoilAnd I.V Dec 23.
Norfolk fd winter Quarter PM Dee 20,
orslncbe lat 2G % Ion 70 5G Dec 23
Dyt lD'coh l04 : Jupiter l'rc 23.
rnnhAudlc state 200 &c Ambrose Dec "a
Pennsylvania As s. Mobile Dec 20.
Peter II Crowcl 100 s Ilatteras Dec 20.
i'tnrntonr Comfy lG5 sW Hat,eras Dee 2a
rortp Rico "a y hmbrose Dec %
4 tyAnDDin j5b sc 5!sHop Rock pm Dec p
Quaker City $40 f. cape Henry Dec 22.
! guittAcaH z.O 8 Anbrosc Dec z3.
( Eichconcal a7C Ambrose Dec 20.
Rurh 300 NE cape Henry lec "a.
gan Matco 2l9 " Santa Marta Dec %.
Santn lTfirn 2lS s. nibon Dec 23.
Santa Flavln FAB - San lrranciaco n
sant., Marta f56 8 Iintt"rar Dec 20.
shooters island 500 E Cape Horny Doc q
@nortHsiIlr 1SD II Hhinuocork i'M Doe -
Stnunnrf arrow l7s s. H'AuiDont I',c ns
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
De Luxe Steerage Ship Off
Mount Clay Sails To-day on
Maiden Trip to Hamburg

Finishing touches have been COM
pleted on the United Lines steamship
Mount Clay. and the vessel will leave
Pier Z, North River, at noon to-day
on her maiden voyage as q third class
passenger SHIP
Since the Mount C1ay's trial trip a
week ago the staterooms provided for
the accommodation of third-class pas.
sengers have been fitted out with wash
stands, mattresses and linen, affording
com fort and convenience usually pro
vided only for cabin passengers.
The Mount Clay is twin-screw
steamer of fifteen knots, and is schcd-
uled to make the journey to Hamburg
in ten days. She will sail from Ham
burg on her return trip on January
is. making the first round trip in the
new immigrant service established by
the United American Lines.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of thc debtor;
the second that OF the creditor and date
when Judgment filed:
Rafter. Edwin A. and Arthur l..
FIRST National Bank of Madi
son. n. j.. ct al; March %, 1918 81 SO
Ronalds Rcginald-Same. October
3. l9l7................. ....1s3.elAs
Trustees of the Rush Memorial
African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church-V w. Taudy ct
al; March g. 1sl+............ 6el.49
Standard Oil Co. Of n Y.-r
Bonoroff November 26 1920. 1.49o.37
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Boston Wool Quotations

BOSTON. Dec. 24-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will publish wool quo
tations as follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces; Delsfn.,
unwashed. 45@4sc fine, unwashed. SEQ
Sic; half blood. conbing. Ss@s5c three
eighth blood. combinr. sc fa2fe.
Michiran ana New York heeces Deisfre.
nnwashed, 44@45c; fine. unwashed. % @
$oc, halfbiood unwashed. 32W SAC; three
eighthshlood, unwashed. IS a 26c.
Wisconsin, Missouri and average NJ =.
England. Half blood. IS sf29c: three
eiShths blood. "a q Csc, one-auarter ts~~>
2S 24c.
kentucky. West Virginia ana slrn.'s>s
Three Gig hts. blood. unwashed. 27@2ssl
one quarter blood. unwashed, 26c.
Secured basis Texas Fine. le months
Is q soc; . fine. months. 55 q soc. Cali
fornia: Northern. IS s@soc; middle county
T5c: southern Sac. Oregon: Eastern. Ne.
I staple. soc: Eastern, clothing. so @ 65c 4.
valley. No. !. CSC.
Territory; Fine staple choice. so@s5c
half blood. combinC. 65en zoe. three
eishths blood. combinr. 50N5sc: one
quarter combing. 500 45c: fine clothing,
Csc: fine medium clothing SO GN55c.
Pulled; Delaine. S5c; A. A. 75c. A. ru-
pers soc; mohai~s. best combing. 30 sac
best carCing, 25Gf27c
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
orts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Steel Ranger 800 San Francisco PM
Dec 23.
Steel Worker 1855 f Ambrose Dec %.
Sunoil l40 Cape May Dec "a
sylvan Arrow 325 S San Francisco Pm
Dec 23
Tivives 2SS 8 Kingston Dec 23
Iopa Topa lat 34 90 Ion 81 o. kDec c3.
Ninita 2ll3 e Honolulu PM Dec 90.
War Afridi lat 25 20 Ion S5 81 Dec 23.
West Apaum 410 San Pedro S PM Dec 90.
West Camak 2539 from Colon 8 PM Dec 23
West Campgaw $50 f Ambrose Dec %.
West Canon 1916 Cape Henry Dec %.
West Coyote $40 San Pedro PM Dec %.
west Wis 1915 W Flattery PM Dec %.
West Jappa 1855 w F'lattery PM Dec 90.
West Jester S1f7 w Flattery PM Dec TO-
West kader 430 Honolulu Pm Dec o.
West Keats 800 " Columbia River s PM
Dec %.
West Keene 1911 from Astoria PM Dec 23
West Moreland 2l0 ESE Ambrose Dec "a
West Niger 1545 " San Francisco PM
Dec 23
Wico 40 Hatteras Dec 23
"ilhelmina 442 W San Francisco PM
Dec 23
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

'ov The first name being that of ttt
debtor
Food Products Corp-J A.
A. stcrn ( co.-Avcden & Co.
Inc. costs ................. 2757
Inc. a26
TT tee an and Trust Co o......,... 49,. '.'' 1872
9ossn 9sss Fs!ar0v Wn wT se%1nSas' 51! s.ss
Canaday. benjamin FL. b.
co"gs MessF wa CO. Alexander is'''
Mfg co. Inc Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Dashefsky. Dora-A. Lualcr ct al 1915
Door. Abrahan-1,. Feuserman.. S79.e
Eft. David, land benjamin Ma
Inc. ...,....................'... sso.5
Poultry Co.. nc.............. 1851
T.sehcnhach Lena--E, SUMMER coo 2
TisSsl Ff,fs Ma MSrhs Pr rjts # Towne ''Ss5 9s5
tlorian. r. Andre, and VIM. s.
Reybrrn tExporters and I'm
portcrs Brokerage Colnpany)-
Fronm. Willianl--E. W-irtschafter 1924. s
Gabrelson. George lHiasle Tire
anl Repair co)-Firestone
ct al,................. 1,os5 3
Gage Emiliano-People. etc. -. 10000
Hoffman, Ge0rge-J. L. Thornton 1852. :
Surety Co.--People. etc. 1 900 0
Same--Sarne ............,....... 10000
Joseph weiner co. inc.-Relcls
]. J. Little & Ives Co.-A Rove. Sizes
Keiehcr. JohawN ii2 reiephonc 4''IS5 ISL
People. .................... 900 9
klug, Bernhard B.--J. Magnus. 15a.7
La Bregue. lnc,-J. Karmazin. 1880
cango-peopie. etc. ...,,..... 10000
McNcnna. James. and Joseph
allahan-Peope etc.......... 1000
Mccormick. Transportation Corp
-Lambert Transportation CO.,
McWiliams. Albert e Cwhte-
stone Coal Co)-Central r. r.
Murphy, Bessie-A. r. Metz..... ll1.7
Jacobs-Peorie. etc. tc......... 5oo.c
McArister. Philip il. Dorf-
Mittenaorf, Alfred D-A N. --'''
sehannon; ,...... :..... 1865
n. $. Ryesrs ............... 2se
Noting ham Apartments and 50
F.. 3oth st. Co.-County Hold
Ing Co. :.......... ............. 2s.2s5.t
eral-Edwin Wasser, I.ic. 80. s54.s
Pearl. EictornL l.. siegcl -......... a,3Sa.(
ct al .'....... .......... 2.7s1.f
Rosen. larry. Schenher ct al 1915
Ra" SILK Trading Co.-columbia
Bank ..........; ,........... 1885,
Sinclair OIL & Refining Corp
N. ,Josephson .,......; .:..... 4.246.E
Horenstcin (Scheff 4 Horcu-
stein) National Security Co. 1.T31.l
Schwartz, Maxi. Sommer.. oe7,.
Schmidt, kaspar G., and National
Security Go.-Peopie. etc....... 5oo.t
Schwartz, Jacoh-H Cohen. lgo,.
Taylor, George &, president-~M.
=, Hastings s;....:....... 1,o41s
Shippers ana National Shipper}
--hoyal Print shop Inc. ..,.. 5sao
Thompson Bros. Inc. ana South
ern Boulevard h r. COY.
Schneider ...... ............. 1868
tuEer. Bcrtram AZ. n. Broi-
tunS' ct Al ,,... .......... 7ls9
of the United states. Inc.-E.
lfrtrrf E,N =
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
FOREIGN PORTS
DeDartures for New York

LAS pALMAs. Dec 2c-s s Austrai-
''Ii" muLi., 'i'' Dec 22-s S Mount Vernon
Bridge.
ahn%ANDRIA lissiA3i RIA Dec 2o--s $ chappaauay,
PLYMOUTH Dec 22-S Ryndam tD)
cToI.oMBo. T.u G Dec 22-s S CITY of Bris-
banc CBr5 (from Calcutta.
LONDON, Dec 23-S Iancastrian (Br)
GLASGOW, Dec 22--s S Moorish Prince
''1i{; K{6Rr. Dec 2o-s Nagano Maru
Gap lyo 1aa M"ru lJap); Art,oons
GiBRALTAR. Dec 22-s Fiume, Ot)
sANTOs. Dec 22-s Lake Flovllla.
BARRY, Dec 22-s s City OF Auckland
(Br) Normerly Weisse nfels)
Arrivals from New York
LONDON. pee 23-S S Valac'a (Br)
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec 24--S Adrlauc.
SHANGHAI. Dec 20--S Alaska Maru
(Janp. via san Francisco Ara,,ar
CAPE TOWN, Dec 2o--S . Arao'ah
PEEiM, PER iSi''D bee 2o-s Tranord Hall (Br>,
for bombay <,.> 1t.
''''i' TAi.cmUANo. Dec 2l--s s Ebre lBr).
ROTTERDAM Dec II - 5 Eastern
Light; Rotterdam (Du).
MONTEVIDEO. Dee n - 5 Pasealc
IISI}ON. Dec PAS S Mormagao (Port).
LoNDoNN. pee ats S Old North state.
BATAVIA, Dee 2o-S $ Clan Ranald
(Br), via Alcxandr1a and Colomho.
CAlI.AO. p,c SIS S Banena tbr}.
ST MICIiAEl.S, Dec 23~-S s britannia
(rr). via providence
ANTWERP. Dec 23--S Manchuria via
Hamburg; New britain (Br}
MCLSEI.. Spain. Dec is S Fernfield
(Br). ,.,, ,r.a,
SYDNEY. S w. Dec 23-S NO.
1niay via Panama and Auckland.
EIl,BAO Dec 1S-S s T!orinda tsn).
NElFAHKW ASSER, Dec lS--b )
Gothland (5eD.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Newburgh Ships Delivered
building for Government Comes
To End at These Yards

Ins Newburgh Ship Yard, Inc, Ncw-
,1fgn, y. T., completed is shipbuldng
lyiegram for the government With the
ssssl'very on Tuesday Iast of the stcaner
.wnn . kin1. and advanced its build nY
s,..Ifsfn for snipx u priyate owncrship p
T.m sne delivery on Thursday Of the
stssmsr Herman Frasch.
me shrm King IL Il steel vcsacl of
~. Nv Pwo-deck type, and carrics a,1>4
~ sss asao~ei2bt She IN The twelfth
''qs r. o' the type built ~ thiS yard.
.ss herman Fragch is q tWln scrcw
'ssse' NJ special dsgjvn u carr aulubnr
n =. bulk, built for fhe Union 9oln,,1y
SS.mpany, Of Eew York, She H., = Jsad-
a. g,s'xes carrying capacity NJ 7904 tons.
=" neY river trial The yeaaei tffsinuA n
Sssd ST fourteen knots.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

s4n Nostrand. Charles B.-C. w.
Terry. et al ........
wickham. William R-Bruns-
wick Bake Collender Con-.
Wagner Jacob B--J. Shapiro.
Welborne, Walter E. Pratt
Chuck Co. ...........
Wakefield, Horatio L.. and Wal
ter L. Hewins-New York Tele-
Wilson. Roses. Lorber. r....
Well. Efond. Isidor and Ferdi-
nand tAlphonse Wells Bros)--
j. T. Devane
Young, Louis-E. W. Mask. eft al
In Bronx County
Bergenicht. Joseph-S. Miskind.
Gerry. Robert Tt. S. Stubbs
Co, Inc. .-..........
Gittelson. David-S. Abraham.
Harry Hindelman. Inc. L.
.Brinn. ct al ..........-.
kleinrocil, Jose ph-C. J. Haft..
Lieher. Isaac--New York Tele-
Lcklt1, Heler--L. Horwit 1.....
Sward, Alexander E.-S. :. Ry-
Schoenberger, Joseph c. w.
Way. Mary H. and Howard E
f. Moses
Wiengrad. Samuel-C- W. Will
mar
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
TRANSpACIFlC MAILS

The connecting mails close al the General
Post ONCE and City Hall Post Orice Sta
tion. New YORK, at m. as follows
Japan, Corea China, Siberia, Siam
French 1ndochina and Netherlands East
Indies Except SumatraJ and Philippine
Islands. via Seattle. steamship lXion. De
ceribcr 2G.
Hawaii, FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
c, steamship Niagara, January z.
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e NJ Javitz & Co. Inc-M
S. 1870 ..................... s.4s:,s
italian Press Pub. Assn. and
Salvatore 4. Sotolio-G Pacella:
March %. 1920. ............. 2.s27ls
stein; July :. la2o.......... .s1,os
Esrosito. Salvatore--S Tennen-
baum November 8, 1890 As4se
Bloomer. j. Ralph-Guaranty
Trust Co. OF n. Y; September
"A. 1917 .........ls3.ss4t
In Bronx County
Schram. Otto An Y & Harlem
r. r. Co; October 80 1870. $2<1.!5
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
NAVY Orders

From The Tribnme's Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec 24-Navy or
dcrs issued to-day follow:
BERNHARD. 1t. Com. :. ~. 20 Washington
Maxwell. 1T. Il. s.. TO san Francisco
S'eiy, a. Com y N 10 hannibal.
oup- Ens T.. a., TO L. S. $. soat
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Thief sTolds.Up Policeman

QUINCY, III, Der. ~. Quincy po-
licofnan wag held no early to-day on one
II The principal blsiness streets. The
roobcr bseled che oftiecr aKninst q wall,
rided hiy pocke's and escapcd in n
sfsowor II bullets from hjs vlctin's
siatpI
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New German
War Feared
By France
Continued from page cne)

feet and said: ~ feared we would ar
rive at this dilemma. 1t is one against
which | have warned you. Then let's
make war at once"