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New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Strike in Germany
Is Declared Ended
Men Ordered to York To.
day; N0ske Forced Out
of Cabinet after Fight

BERLIN. March 90 (By The Associ-
.ated Press) The strike committee has
unanimously proclaimed the strike
ended. Work will be resumed to-mor-
row.
The retirement of Gustav Noske as
Minister Of Defence came after stub
born attempt by his party supporters
among the coalition bloc to retain him
In office in opposition to the pressure
and the clamor of the independents. His
resignation was first rendered to Pres
ldent Ebert on Friday at Stuttgart, and
at that time was not accepted.
When the Ebert Bauer government
returned to Berlin Sunday the futility
OF trying to hold Noske in power was
promptly discovered, and the man who
had so long been red rag to the in
dependents and radicals now has been
cast aside
The denunciation of Herr Noske
within the ranks Of his own party is
only one of the numerous manifesto
tlons of impatience with the Bauer
Cabinet exhibited in the last few days,
Noske being censured because Of OBJ,
tuseness in letting himself be hood
wlnked while the reactionary elements
were influencing the army administra-
tion, and his failure to have the notori-
GUS Baltic troops, especially Erhardt's
brigade, garrisoned elsewhere than
outside of Berlin, where they were
within easy marching distance of Will
helmstrasse. He is also charged with
keeping around him men who were not
overzealous in informing him of the
strength of the reactionary influences
within the army.
President Ebert to-day decreed the
abolition of drumhead courts martial in
greater Berlin, expressing confidence
that order would not be further dis
turbed.
Quiet has not yet been reestablished
at -Nordhausen, Saxony, and the situa-
tion at Sonderhausen and Koburg is
worse. The demand for disarmament
of volunteers in those places having
been rejected, the extremists have
armed themselves.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Cro.:,n Prince Gets
Hauen in W;eringen
Dutch Decree Granting
Residence OF, Island Is
Read to Parliament

THE HAGUE, March % (By Tho A.
sociated Press The Premier read to
Pariiament to-day royal decree bv
which the island of Wierinren is
granted to the former German Crown
Prince as q place of residence with
The decree is dated March 20.
-; ;AMERONGEN, Holland, March % (By
The Associated Press For the sec
ond time former Emperor William Of
Germany was deprived of the custom
airy Sunday religious services at Ben
new restrictions the German minister
from Zeist, who usually presides at the
services at Bentinck Castle, was unable
to enter.
To-day the former Emperor renewed
with energy his wood saving opera
tions, sticking at his task for four
hours
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

Independent Socialists. wearing red
brassards and having army rifles
slung over their shoulders, are arriv
ing here to strengthen the forces.
numbering several thousand men
which are holding this city while
awaiting the threatened attack from
government troops. The "Red" army, in
which many Communists have enlisted.
is now drilling near town. Socialist
forces are ,patrolling the streets, but
are not molesting the public.
The people of Dusseldorf expect
government troops which were forced
to retire to Vessel, thirty-two miles
northwest of here, to be reinforced
sufficiently to recapture the city the
coming week.
LONDON, March Matthias Err
berger, the former German Finance
Minister and Vice Chancellor, has ar
rived at Amsterdam, according to
rotterdam dispatch to "The London
Times"
Inc Bolshevlk wave, adds. the CORE
spondent. is flowing over the greater
part of Germany. General Waiter.
commander of the government forces
in west Germany, has to face the at
tacks of the great "Red" armies con-
centrated near Minister and Vessel and
may have to fight battle decisive for
Germany's future.
1t appears that the Ebert govern
ment is offering great concessions to
the Spartacans, in order to save the
situation, which is endangered not only
in the West, but in the East, where
kapps troops are still under arms.
1t is believed that General Ludendorff
is still active behind the Kappists. The
latest reports show that President
Ebert's position is unstable.
The clash between the regulartroops
and insurgents at Henningdorf, near
Spandau, on Monday, resulted in the
killing of forty persons and the wound
ing of sixty-five others, according to
an Exchange Telegraph Company mes
sage from Berlin.
The Communist Councils in Saxony.
have begun to divide the large estates
there, it is reported in a Berlin dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Strike |
Called on All
Roads in Spain,
(sbinet Orders Railway Reg
;lnents Into Service and
Hopes to Maintain Sched-
ules if Volunteers Aid
| Alfonso Escapes Tie-Up
Workers Demand Higher
Pay; Government Plans
10 Guarantee Increases

xApRID, March 23.-A general strike
: the railroads of Spain, affecting
.vry line in the country, went into eff
~ 1t noon to-day. The Cabinet min
;,.ers have called into service the rail-
,a,d regiments, however, and with the
.xs;stance of numbers of voluntary
workers from other departments hope
"a be able to maintain the full schedule
Il mail and express trains in every di-
rttion.
The government tonight proposed to
.uarantee the increase in wages de-
sanded by the men, and it is consid-
.red probable that the railroaders will
rpturn to work tomorrow. The gov
.nment has promised the companies
n do everything in :ts power to secure
lie passage Of the bill providing for
increased rates.
There was an uproar in the Chamber
81 Deputies this afternoon when the
Socialists accused the companies of pro-
mixing the strike to obtain augment
Il tariffs.
In the neighborhood of Madrid the
serminals generally presented 8 DESERT
ID appearance this afternoon, but the
,nces OF the railway companies were
ksiege6 1y disappointed passengers
vho had hoped to depart for the prov
nees.
King Alfonso returned to Madrid
urly in the forenoon. missing the
strike on the line from France by only
few hours. Up to the present no
disorders have been reported, but many
recautions have been taken in the
vicinity of the stations and tracks.
During the afternoon the efforts of
he government to continue the run
ring Of the principal trains encountered
serious difficulties, owing to the defec-
hon of the signal men and switchmen.
The Cabinet ministers are making ef-
forts to reach an agreement with the
nilway men, and are bringing strong
PRESSURE ON the companies for the pur-
pose of getting them to concede the de-
nands of the workers.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Red M0bs in Riot
In Lisbon, Streets
Bomb Thr0aU,, and Police
Scatter Cro,Uds; l3O dr.
rested; Many Fired On

MADRID, March 23.-Details of dis
arbances at Lisbon on Friday and
sturday have been received here by
uurier.
At meeting of men employed in the
5uilding trades on Friday a resolution
vas adopted in favor Of a revolution
sry general strike" Immediately fol-
lowing street fighting took place and
Do pWsons were arrested. During the
melee there were shouts of Long live
Red Russia!" but the crowd was scat
tered when mounted guards arrived on
the scene. Soon after the guards ar
rived small bomb was thrown which
slightly injured several persons. The
police drew line across the street and
permitted no one to pass or stand at
windows. Those attempting to disobey
his order we're fired upon, and it re-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

situation as promising a fairly .eas,
solution II the government troops arc
removed and negotiations are opened
witp the workmen. Minister Gies.
berts went to the Ruhr district to-day
70 attempt to restore the government's
authority.
The problem of reconstructing the
Capinet evidently. is causing great diff
ncuity. Gustav Noske, Minister of De-
tense, had to go because he showed
himself a poor judge of men in select
ing the highest military commander
and allowing them to hoodwink him
while connecting military revolt.
Preparations for the Kapp revolt be-
gan last June, when many officers
served notice on the government that
they would resign if the peace treaty
were signed. The conspiracy was wide,
spread among the officers. It was sun
ported by the great East Elbian land
owners, who were assessed at a fixed
rate per hectare Of land to meet ex-
penses.. The conspirators had planned
to strike when the persons demande d
for trial by the Allies for violation of
the rules OF warfare were to be sur
rendered, and they we're much disgusted
compromise proposal to try the Grim
inals in Leipsic.
The government has begun house
cleaning among the bureaucracy, A
number of high officials in the national
and Prussian ministries who accepted
DR.. Kapp's regime without protest have
been dismissed. Similar action has
been taken in East Prussia. where
Kapp had great influence and had won
a strong footing. Even President Win
mig of the Socialist council in that
province declared for Kapp. He has
been dismissed. 1t is understood the
government has long list of persons
who will be tried before the Supreme
Court for conspiracy in connection
with the revolution.
The general strike has been declare d
OF. here, and it is expected that within
few days most of the establishments
will be running again.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Spartacides
Clash With
Belgian Force
Disorder Spreads Through
out Ruhr District; Move
Started Against Vessel,
Near the Dutch Frontier
Many Mayors Ask Peace
Political Circles Taking a
More Favorable View; Be-
lieve Crisis Has Passed
By William c. Dreher

Spectdl Cdble to The Tribune
Copyright. 1920. New York Tribune Inc =,
BERLIN, March 23.-Military circles
here have unfavorable reports concern
ing the situation in the lower Rhine
area. Further disorders are reported
throughout the Ruhr district. Accord
ing to one dispatch the Spartacide
army has clashed with Belgian troops
advancing against Duisburg. Another
report says the "Red' 'army is moving
against Wesel, near the Dutch frontier
Political circles here take more
favorable view of the situation in view
OF the fact that a number of mavors
OF Rhenish and Westphalian towns
have come to Berlin to negotiate with
the government. They represent the
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Regulars Reported Outflanked

AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, Rhenish Prus-
sia, March 23.-Another battle is re-
ported to be going on between Sparta
cans and troops of the regular army at
Vessel, twenty-five miles northwest of
Essen. The regulars, the report says
appear to have been outflanked by the
Spartacans.
A detachment of Uhlans was sur
prised Monday between Dusseldorf and
Duisburg, southwest of Essen. The
officers and young soldiers of the de-
tachment were shot as enemies of the
working classes, according to a wound
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Ebert Forces
ROut Red Arny
And Kill 1000

Continued from page ono
Minister and to be printing Bolshevik
money.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
German Air Ace Killed

LEIPSIC, March 23.-The deaths in
the fighting in this city between Com
munists and troops are now put at $50
on both sides.
Lieutenant Buechner, the well-known
German aviator, who was credited with
forty victories in the air during the
war, was shot down and killed during
the fighting.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
ed uhlan who was rescued oy a Belgian
post, and told of the attack.
300 Killed at Elberfeld

BERNE, March 23.-More than 800
persons nave been killed in the lighting
at at Elberfeld, in the Ruhr region near
the occupied zone, and in the neighbor-
hood OF that city, according to to-day's
advices from Western Germany. The
Communists took about 500 of the
Re.chswehr prisoner a. Elberfeld. and
200 additional at another point.
The dispatches bear out previous re-
ports. that nearly the entire industrial
district of Westphalia is in the hands
of the Communists. although fighting
is continuing in some places. Fresh
estimates of the Communist forces
rlace them at from 10000 to 100000
Famine is declared to be threatening
Bochum, Dortmund, Dusseldorf and
Elberfeld, because the peasants are re-
fusing to deliver food to the Com
munists. Encounters already have oc-
Cured between peasants and patrols of
Communists which were out in the
country reouisitioning supplies.
The hospitals at Elberfeld are full
of wounded soldiers and civilians as
the result of the fighting in that
reighborhood.
COPENHAGEN, March ga Leip
sic telegram received here last night
says that fighting at Halle and in the
neighborhood of that place continues
with undiminished violence, both the
troops and the workers. forces using
artillery. Halle has been completely
cut off from the outside world
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

quired only few minutes to clear IN.
surrounding territory.
We. do not fear revolutionary
strike" Premier Bautista is Quoted ~
declaring Sunday. "The governnant Il
prepared to accept the challenge OF tho
workers. ~ s"o
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Bound East.
CLEARED.

Str Cap linisterre (Br), shelford, Liverpool =
White Star line.
Str Lake Frugality. Hope, Cardiff and Bristol
J II Winchester & Co.
Str Kerlew, Harrison, Hamburg via Baltimore
Kerr Steamship Co.
Str SarcoSie. Sanders, Rotterdam and Dunkirk-
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str La Peroue Orr, Quemper, Havre-Com
paRnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str INCA (Br), Pape, Cristobal, Callao, Mol
lendo, &c-Sanderson & Son.
Str Cibao (Nor). Larensen. Laguayra, Curacao
and Maracaibo-Bliss. Dallett & Co.
Str Advance, Thompson. Port au Prince, Petit
Goave, &c--Panama Railroad Steamship line.
Str Connorsvile, Veez, Caibarien, Cuba
Str Hadnot. Lusk, Port Lcbos via Jacksonville
McAllister Brothers.
Str Alamo. Davis. Key West and Galveston
Mallory Steamship Co. tt
Str Asche. Nordstrom. Texas City, Texas
d 4 Warden.
Str Lake sapor, Brooks, Newport News-Harris,
Magili & Co.
Str Princess Anne. seay. Norfolk and Newport
News-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Str Norfolk, Hussy, Norfolk-Coastwise Trans
portation Co.
Str Babboosic, Smart, Norfok-Internat tiona
Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Frederick Luckenbach, Barkley, Philadel
-Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Balsam. Steel. lphia-Internation
Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Angelo Toso QtaD, Trassi. Philadelphia
Mcdonnell & Truda.
Str Deva, Burton. Philadelphia Brooks Steam
ship Co.
Motor ship Dswniite. Moore, Rosario-D T War
den.
Schr Holmes A Frank CBr), Inness, Port de Paix
Hayti-Scammel Brothers.
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AFRICA. Jan 1o-Arriyed. str Santa Rita. callao
ACAJUrLA Jan 13-Sailed, str City of Para.
Balboa.
CHAMPERIC0. Jan 16-Arrived. str San Juan.
San Francisco via Saliua Cruz.
CRISTOBAL. Jan 15-Sailed. motor ship Santa
Flavla. san Pedro and San Francisco.
HAVANA, Jan 16--Argived. str Cadz tSp). New
Orleans for Cadz. &c; schr Furustraud Nor),
Pensacola.
Sailed 18th. str p Claris (sp). Barcelons.
HALIFAX. Jan 1o-1n port, str American tBr)
for Bermuda
KOBE. Jan ARRIVED. str Eidrldge, Manila. &C.
for seattle
LIVERPOOL. Ms, Jan 1s-Tp port schr Nova
Queen tBrl Loading for New York.
MANzANILLo. Jan 16-Ssiled. str Rogdsy
RUS, san Francisco.
NASSAU. Jan ao-Arrivcd, str Lake Elcrslie,
Baltimore
FORD NATAL. Jan 15-Sailed, ship Rhine from
Calcutta for Boston.
SINGAPORE. Jan ARRIVED, strs West csddoa,
Manila land sailed Sth for San Francisco); 9th.
Western knight. Miiki
SHANGHAI. Jan s--Sailed, str City Of Spokane,
Seattle.
sALINA CRUZ. Jan 1i-saiicd, str Senator, san
Francisco.
81 JOHN, Nh. Jan oo--cicared, str Csirnmona
(Brl, Gibraltar.
TALTAr.. Jan I2-Arrived, str Idaho. Callao.
TIMARU. Jan t5-Safied. schr Planter Suva.
VITA. Jan tS-Arrivcd. str Lake Jcssup, Boston.
WELLINGTON, NJ. Jan 12-saied, str lotua
(Br), Sau Francisco via Papeete.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
TUGB0AT STRIKE CAUSES NO
FOOD DELAY FOR MANHATTAN

Frederick A. Russell president of the
New York Tugboat Exchange. No. II
Broadway. said yesterday that only twen-
ty-one tugs belonging to members of
the exchange are idle because of the strike
begun last Monday by firemen, deckhands,
oilers and cooks of the Harbor Work
mems Union.
Three hundred strikers in an open meet
ing in st. Columbia's Hall. No. S1 West
street. las night pledged
themselves to hold out for an approximate
increase of $S5 month and eight instead
of ten hours work a day.
No great delay has been reported In the
movement of foodstuffs and coal into
Mashattan.
Members of the Consolidated Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association, No. Is
Park place, and the United Association.
No. ], of Masters, Mates and Pilots, OF No.
5 Front street, have refused to give the
frement, deckhands, oilers and cooks
either moral or financial support
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
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York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with sugar.
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Steamship line, with sugar. Went TO foot Of
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str r d Asche, Tampico Jan IA, to T Warden.
with crude oil. Went to pier g. Constable Hook,
NJ.
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TO Benham & Boyesen, with mdse. Went to foot
Of 3Oth street. Brooklyn.
Str Ell Oriente, Galveston Jan 49, to the South
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North River.
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Old Dominion Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 26. North River:
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Norton. Lilly & Co. in ballast Went to foot OF
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ballast. Went to Morse's dry dock. Brooklyn.
Str George = Paddeford, Baltimore Jan ~. 10
the Pan-American Petroleum Co, with oil. Went
to pier /. Tidewater. NJ.
str Lake Clear, Baltimore. Anchored off Staple
ton.
Motor ship Bayonne Philadelphia. Went to
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Tug Eureka. towing barges.
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Hth, Palermo 18th, Naples Goth and Palermo
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cabin and i,j2i steerage passengers and mdse.
Went 20 pier 90 North River.
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Portland Il, Jan ? to Furness, Witty & Co. with
passengers and mdvc.
Str GleDsanda tRrI. London Dee 2t 10 the
Cupard Steamship liOe with mdse. Went to pier
II. North River.
str Manhattan (Br London Ian g. 10 the
Atlantic Transport liue. with mdsc. Went TO pier
81. North River.
Str Tongrier (Belgl Brixham Dec 81 10 the
Lloyd Royal Hegle. with mdse.
Str Amazop Maru Jap, Barry Jan l. TO Garber
q Co. In ballast.
SIR Paucras lBrl. Newcastle. r. Dec 81. 10 the
Booth steamship Co, In ballast. Went to pier 3,
Bush Docks, brooklyn
Str MilinWkei. Mayaguez Jan 12 Aguadilla
18Th and San Juan 18th, 10 A II Bull Co. with
mdse Went 70 pier -. Brooklyn.
Str Venus Dutch, Curacao Dee "a. Jacmel
Goth. Aux Cages Jan 4. Jeremic 5th, Miragoane
Tth. 50 Marc 1ith and Port au Prince 18th. to
Funch, Elye Go. with mdse. Went 10 pier
~. Nerth River.
Str Lake Yelverton. Jucaro Ian -. 10 the Mer.
chants Navigation Co. with sugar. Went 20 New
York Sugar Refinery Co. Long Island city.
str Munaires. Cardenas Jan ~ aud Matanzas
1sth. 10 the Mnnson Steamship line. with sugar.
! Or Lake Felicity, MataDzss Jan 10, to the New
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