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New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

facturcrs of sterling silverware
throughout New York State and New
England. The new rates show a con-
siderable reduction in time, six months
having been permitted purchasers in
some instances under the former sys-
tenn of discount
The change in the discount rates is
only one phase of readjustmcnt Of
the working relations between manu-
facturers of silverware and distribu-
tors. Tho general prosperity which
has visited jewelers. throughout the
country has permitted the launching
OF several innovations which are re
garded by many in the trade as marked
improvements over the former methods
Of dealing.
1T was not unusual in the past for
Jewe ler to order considerable guam
tlty of merchandise on three or six
months credit basis, and at the end of
TWO months to send word to the manu-
iacturer that as the pattern with which
he had been supplied did not meet
with general favor, he intended to re-
turn the purchase. The manufacturer
has been accustomed to taking the mer-
chandise back and sending on goods
or different design, notwithstanding
the tact that the original merchandise
had been regarded as sold.
nese methOdS nave now been largely
eliminated. When an order is taken
nowadays it is written in the under
standing that the goods called for shall
not be returned The advantageous
position in which the manufacturer is
placed because Of the abnormal demand
for his product and the limited supply
enables MIN to carry out the new pro-
gram without difficulty.
Manufacturers explained yesterday
chat in previous years they acted in
some instances as banker for the
retailer. Some of the latter have ap-
pealed to the manufacturers for aid
and not without result. when they
found themselves hard pressed. This
practice has been eliminated and some
OF the retailers who followed business
procedure that was looked upon as
somewhat loose have adopted different
methods.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Credit Men Advised
To Keep Assets Liquid

Preservation of LIQUID assets in bust
ness was advised in statement issued
by Harry Tregoe, secretary Of the Ma
tional Association of Credit Men, yes
terday to the members of his organiza-
ton.
In his statement Mr.. Tregoe said he
believed that there would be no serious
decline in present high prices in the
immediate future.
"On the contrary" he said, "the
prices Of some commodities are likely
to advance, but the whole burden Of
our efforts should be to encourage the
production of essentials and prevent
them from reaching that peak from
which they must inevitably sharply
fall.
"Promptness and quick liquidation of
obligations which connote careful buy-
ing and selling will h'lp us make sue
cessful passage through our present
serious situation"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Fairchild Service

AKRON, ohio-AT o'Nen CO. Miss n A a
Parkinson, millinery; 81 West twenty
sixth Street sth floor
ALBANY. Ga--H. /. Galloway. general
mdse: Coling wood
ALLENTOWN. Id.-W- II koch, cIolhihg
furnishing goods; Wsllick.
ALTOONA. ps.-Kline Bros: J. a. Baird
noiions sancy soods to'S! go goods %
ATHENs. Ga.MMiohaei Bros; NJ. e
Michael. fancy and holiday goods; Leroy
Michael. knit goods. hosiery; l1eo Broad
AUSTIN, Tex.--Condit Franklin Co; 6 j.
Condh. dry goods rsady TO wear; ll7o
- Broadway; Park Avenue, ..,.
BALTIMORE-Fe Felulnan Bros, Benjamin IN
Feldfnau ana Isadorc Feldinan, hosiery
underwear. general ndse; Grand
sALTlMoRE-L. Cohen. woolcn piece
BALTIMOKE-Philip Dupkin & Co; p.
bupkin. mfrs. awnings and tents; Wal
BALT1MoRE-G. f. Harris & Co.: G.. E.
Harris, tailoring goods Madison.
LTIMORE-Arnericau Wholesale Corp
b. X. Reid, silks. dress goods; 354 Fourth
BALTIMORE-A. \. Erager; f. Michael.
p mems n ~ ,fnpapn.ishinFs. hosiery; MeAlpin
Aaiston. floor coverings: The Annex,
BIRMINGHAM Ala.-L. P!s!tz u. G. Co.
Wsinstein. dry goods, clothing, car
BLACKWELL okla-B Weitzeniiofrcr (
Sons; II. Weitzenhorer clothing; Penn
sylvania.
BosToN- Reliable SKIRT Co. J.. Cohen,
BOSTON Laurel MIX. Co. c. sliverm.n,
n@ssoN GsTs9es dreTs goeds. breslin ,,o
ghey, coats, suits, ready TO wear; Miss
Fitzgerald. ready 10 wear; Nrs. Murphy.
uresses. Miss Tarpey. coats, suits; c.
hoven mems clothing 432 Fourth Ave
o $ r O N-Fianders, ms. J. A. Scott.
- ladies furnishings, Manhattan.
n,dos onSiUNDGhandIsr & CO. Mr Mnleahy' Iil r..
BoSTON-M. Baurnoel. Miss r.. Began dry
goods Pennsylvania.
'HECKENkIDGE Ten. $. j. Morgan
hCCYRUS, Ohlo--M Baunel: Miss r.
Began, dry goods; Pennsylvania.
bsvFFtl.O-P. II. Lerner. furs, Breslin.
BUFFALO - smith WHY'S Co. II. r.
Smith general merchandise; Pennsyl-
yania
sUFFALO-Miss A q. Smith. millinery
Henderson. upholstery and drapery; Z
Vet Thirty y,seventh Street. ,..
liam Muttcr blankets and comforts; 9
Wes. Thirty -scsenth street.
ANTON. Ohio--GloSo Furniture and Car
per Co; i. J. Joseph carpets and furni-
ture York.
ciICAGo-H. Berg. notions; Pennsylvania
~ 'H,ARlESTOE, w. Vail. H. Noel Co.
mems clothing. furnishings; 1883 Broad ;
Way; Bresin
'hiCAGO Empire Garment Mfg. Co; j.
Greenberg, mfrs. house dresses wrap
pers, aprons. ehildren's. infants wear
Grand
CHICAGO American Trimmed Hat Co
II s. Mayors. millinery: McAipln.
NHlCAGO--J. r. Britton. ribbons: Nc
Alpin.
cHicAGO-~The Fair; A. A.. Anderson.
mouse furnishings stoves; 225 Fifth Ave
'HlcAGO--Harry Davies; Harry Davies.
silks; McAlpin
CHICAGO - Max Siegcl furs; pennsyl-
yania
SHIcAGo-s. r. Platt; e. Levitap. furs
Breslin; In all week.
Worncn's gloves. neclwear. ernbroidertes
sry suudrios optical; w. r. Anderson,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Marine Corps Orders

FROM Yhc T,-ibune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. Marine
corps orders issued to-day follow:
Gardener. Major f. A, TO marine barracks,
Paris Island, S. C.
Morrison Major v l.. to recruiting office.
Seattle
Tunaee Capt. a. II, TO marine barracks,
Quantico. Va
De Roode Capt. l.. r.. resigned.
ucManus. Ist 1t NJ. L.. resigned.
Morrison I'd 1t w. e, honorably dis
charged
Baker. I'd Lit E. NJ resigned
townsend. I'd 1t. G.. honorably discharged.
Atlanta.
Freeman. 1st 1t H. B.. resigned.
hanneknn. I'd 1t. H. H., to 1st Brigade.
Hayti
o'Leary. Major A. j, to Camapuey. Cuba.
Judson. Major *. c., to I'd Brigade. Santo
Domingo.
Jsclmnn. I'd 1t j. c.. honorably DISCHARGED
McHenry Marine Gunner G. w, to marine
barracks. Paris Island. S. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Navy Orders
FROM rhe Tr;bune's Woshinoton Buret

FROM The Tr;bune's Washington Burenu
NASHINGTON Feb. 5.-Navy orders
issued to-day by the Bureau of Navigation
follow:
Avery, 1t 81. ca =. r.. to L. s. S. Little
field. when commissioned
Chinhis. TT. j. H. to T. S. S Ohio.
Denton. Gun. c. s, to l.. 5. S. n. Dakota.
Fubanks 1t A. r. to IT, s. S. Elder
Glasaoock Ems II. A. to u. s. S R-l1
Gregory. Ems. G. H.. TO u. S. s Vermont.
Heintz, Ems J. H., to L. s. S. Nebraska.
Henry, Gun, W S, to assist navy inspector
Of machinery. Bethlehem Shphuilding Co.
Holmes, 1t. j. c., to u. s. S. Eagle 40
Hough. 1t. f. b.. to u. S. s. Virginia.
Ludennaan, Ems j. q. jr.. to q. S. s Yer
mont
Maddeau7, Mach. J. E., to U. S S. Che
wink.
Mann. It. @. Co W. II. 70 u s. s Eagle 4.
Minihan, 1t. il. G. NJ. T., to o. S. s.
South Carolina
Phinney, Ems. J. n. to naval radio station.
Pensacola. Fla.
Eoesn' It, Mach. }. D., to L. s, S. Alabama.
smith. Gun. s. T.. TO naval radio station.
Otter Cliff, Bar Harbor, Me.
Stonestreet. 1t. NJ. b., to command IT, S. S.
H-5.
Swint, Ch. Gun. r.. j.. to officer in charge
naval radio station, Point Isabel Tex.
Winker, Mach. o.. to L. S. s. Widgcor
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Course in Shoe Selling
To Open at Rocheste,

A course of training for retail shoe
salespe eople. approved by local manu-
tacturers and retailers. is being offered
Ly the Rochester Business Institute.
The first meeting of the service. which
is in the nature of instruction under
the retail training service recently in
augurated, will be held Wednesday
evening, February IL. The life of the
shoe will be studied from its con-
struction in the factory to its purchase
in the retail store, so that the sales
intelligently
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Department Of Justice Officials
To Meet Shoe Manufactures

general conference Of shoe inter-
ests, including manufacturers ard
retailers. and probably leather dealers
and others, will be called 20 meet De
partment of Justice officials in the
Aear future. It was learned Yesterday
This conference or shoes will take
place, il is expected, prior TO the call
ing Of the second general conferences
on clothing. which Is to deal with
women's wearing apparel, but for which
no date has as yet been fixed.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Buyers Coming

AMSTERDAM, y. Y.-Gray's Store; Max
Gray, ladies wearing anparel Con
CHI,'AGO--Whoclcr x Co. George A
Wheeler, iadies' ready to wear; ll$;
broadway; IL. {. Lyon; is expected Feb
ruary ..
Miss Alice Craig, dresses, waists, coats
Miss Eva Doane dress goods, silks. trim
mings; Mrs. Catherine Parker. laces
embroideiies. white and wash goods
Pennsylvania, is expected February 10
LANSING Mich Mills Dry Goods Co.
Mr and Mrs. r. e. MINIS. dolls TOYS
novelties Biltmore is expected Feb
ruary "A.
MILWAUKEE, tilmbcl Bros. Miss puy-
gan notions; Broadway and Thirty
second street; is expected February l.
PLY MOUTH. Wis~-Piymouth Mercantile
Co; Arthur Ostcrinan, ladies' ready Ia
wear; 1883 Broadway; Fl G. Lyon. is cx-
pected February 0.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
FURS-For Makes Small
4fIrnr,ces i'm London Sale

Red fox, white fox and The best
grades of silver fox advanced 90 per
cent over October prices at the sale in
London by A. & W. Nesbtt Ltd,
according to reports cabled to Albert
l.. Monjo, American representative.
Cross fox and blue fox advanced Is
and 10 per cent respectively, but many
offerings were withdrawn because the
high limits set by shippers were not
reached in the bidding.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
usiness New

have
a O nas in
This should have the Of
of bankers Rates
above ieyel at which it has been believed
said to be eN per cent and advees from the
money.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Shipping New S
be mailed not intcr than rs M. Saturday

=, japan and Corea. via Seattle. steamship
Mexico Maru February g.
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia, via
NaHconver and Victoria, T. c. steamship
Niagara, February 10
Hawat samoan Islands Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
February 10.
Gorea. China, Siam. Siberia. Cochin
n'n" Netherlsnds East Indies and Philip
r'"e islands. Via Vancouver and Victoria
,', ~, g. steamship Empress OF Asia. Feb
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
q. fa11 lrevArselil

:. %; 1911 freversed} ........... e.sss.st
Marine. James -initsd Distiilsss
Co. Inc. Aug. %. 19t9.-...- 2i2sI
Sanne---ssue; March II. 1917. 34s.at
Ludwig Thendote-Cttv OF y
Y Dec. il. 1916 fcanceled) 244ao
Pinkiert. Max and Thii!p-E 3
Latham & ca. March :. isle 3os SIS
FasuIio, Anthony s Joseph c
fernice It al--Morris pian CO.
of y Y: Ma ~ at7...... is44t
Medinser: Jan Is. 1920 o..'..- 1850
Jaretzki Alfred, WIZ. G. Cron-
VOL and L. :. Trust CO. OF y.
t-f. A casazza, Jan. 80
ebster. Harold, Charles a Gold
faH corp and Chss. a Gold
nan--J. VI Ssulpaugh. March
- 1919 .....-...---... $50 IS
In Bronx County
Lawrence. Edwin -- n Lyman,
March s. 1si. fvacatedj dj..-.. y2.51e.sS
Assignments
THE NON-AICOHOLIC BEVERAGE
COMPANY. Ne Manufacturing and
dealing In mona alcoholic beverages al AaS
West Thirfy-eig ighth Straef yesterday as
signed Tor She benefit - creditors 10 Anna
Eubenst in. Of 9i5 steboins Avenue. tho
Bronx. The company was Incorporated n
1918. Jacob Nacht is president OF the
company
THE NOVELTY MIRROR WORKS AND
SHOW EASE COMPANY. iNC.--Nirrors
and show cases ar 25-27 Wos5 Houston
Street, has assigned FOR the benefit % i.
creditors to Louis JeTs@wit- august Met
tier is president os the company.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06


tucilst, Hoston. Cleared: Strs Llsoninr
Port Arthur; Otterstad tNor}. callao
shannon lBr). Monto ovideo; champion
Antwerp. Sailed: Strs ,Iufuku Maru (lap)
RIO de Janeiro. Singapore Maru (Jap>
Norfolk Manhattan 'Br). London via
cI4AKLEsToN. rep arrived: str,
l.onape. from Meyv York. and proceeded tc
J.cirsonville; Mohawk, lugram, from Jack
Nlincho, With barge s u Warringer in tow
from Havana. Sailed Strs Lake Cram
,,,..a ,,l.,n, rom GAbs ,or Phtladeipnla san
Philadelphia
GAI.yEsToN, Tex. Fen 5-Arrived ST.
Seiled: Strs Wieldrecht quo, Hamburg
T. . Aschc. New YORK, Greystroke castle
tHrp, Ghent and Antwerp.
JACkSONElL.E Fla. Feb 5--Arrived
Str Howard, Philadelphia. via Savannah
schooner j Edward Drake. Buenos Ayres
10 New York. in Distress suited. Str
NEWPORT NEWS. Feb o--Arrivcd s,rs
Eion IFr), Ncwcnstle- Sailed: strs Ron
m"r}, Port Ar'huri kosmos (Nor), Santos
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 5-Clcered: Strs
l,aks s',.. 'ardner '..r Mobile. Macome' Goth
gnpuFT olR RSha via 'sanns n5t T%ngNasen and
Il Ros RS, New York; svannld Dan)
Galveston, Western Glen. Newport News;
Radium UtaN. Messina schr william Tay
Newport News craincreeR Halifax
Mar'Rers Ma mE.I1; HarhoT saspa ysnada, rrest,
Ncws svanhiid Wanl, EsbJers, Boel<o-
non. Newport News: Rad!ulu (Ital), New
York; Cerosco. Sagua Aberdeen. San Juan
PHILADELPHIA Feb 5--Arrived: Str
Jadden. Seattle.
REEDy ISLAND. Del Feb 5--Passed
down from Philadelphia: strs IIardanger
New York; Southwestern Miller (Br>, Lon
don; Chester sun. Antwerp; Carolinian
Rio de Janeiro: Frederice I.uckenbach
N95fer1sW pnr1 6l:"Thite; 6s .h Rotteraam s
Saranncca. Fort Barrios. Sailed: Strs
Asian CBr). Liverpool; Cartaeo, Bocas
Dsi Toro Via Cristobal; Baliygaly Head
,Brp. Belfast via Dublin; I'll Paso. New
York. Everglades, Mobile; @ ] WarIng.
Havana: Rama. Kingston, jamaica sun
d"ncSi ElssSTw y Via via pa1in s and N9rf0ls
Nindobona Ntall, Gibraltar (for orders>
Lake Charlotte. Norfolk
r,.I9l, PORT TAMPA, Fla, Feb 5CArriyed: s1rri,yed: str
sAvANNAH, Ga. Feb 5--Arrlved: strs
Conoga. Liverpool; Lake Gadsden. Man
Jacksonville tand sailed for Baltimore)
bark Lysslinlt (Nor). Norfolk. Sailed
strs Ensport, Havre; TolSufuku .Aaru
'Japp, New York; bark Sirdai (Nor),
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 5-Arriyed: strs
Acme. shankhat; Tjthemban Dutch)
Str kongosan Maru (Jap) Kobe
TAMPA Feb 6-Arrived: Str Lynch
burg, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Panama Canal. Cristobal-S. 8. Ancon.
Atenas, West Hassayamfa, Siletz
Bombay--S. S. Trekierc
Liverpooi--S. s. BeEgic
Ncnice-S s. Eliena.
Seville--S s. Juliana.
Antwerp--S. s. Henry Clay. Iondonisr
ChristianiaS. 8. Oscar H.
London--S. 8. Byf1eld
Hull-S. s. Tregenna
Bclfast--S. s. Delco.
Arrivals From New York
Panama Canal, Cristobal--S. s Carrillo
4ibraItar--S. S-Cretic.
St VincentS. s. Sabine
Havre--S s. British Baron.
Antofagasta-S. s. Tuls
St Michaels-S. s. Pesaro
Trieste-S. s. Burma
Stockholm--S. $. PoDtia
Bergen-S. S. stavangerfiord
Iamburg-S. S. Talyu Maru
Napcs--S- S. Madonna.
Piraeus-S. S. Ocean Monarch
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
TRANsPACIF1c MATS

Tho connecting mails close Mt the f;.rara,
Postoffice and City Hall postosfice sta
ton. New York. at p. IN. (registcreA
articles ior closes falling on Sunday must
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
lower. FRANKLIN VI. c. Moot

Hover. Franklin VT. c. Moot
Harke, Barney-Stern Bros.... 442.7o
ihal-slorris Plan i C; Co. ofNY y. 1880
Lsary clement-Marist Bros. l37.4l
Lls,nan. % DAgss FREDERICK k ,joS'ns j. WiiIa,n '''
sheiner--c. n Brisee. COSTS t,. 1os 80
Moore. John We Enfield 2Ge2
Muller. Frank WI Weaver ll7e40
New England Coca Cola Bottling
co-.Triansle Trading Co.., Co... 27.4747s
otis Elevator Coo johnson 1903 %
oman, Mabel III Frank et al $50 90
Kosenstein Joseph, and Martin
Gary--Morris Plan Co Of y ! il2so
Roscnthal. Harrs-J. Kahn. 5S1424
hiTTerdale Realty co-Riverside
Rogers, Richard--American Ex-
change National Bank ........ 2l42o
Renkei; Geo F--J Hoger. ....... i.as5ol
schneider. John J !; Edw A Gil
Plan Co of \ Y . lleso
seltzer. Mollie. adm. seitzer si0.sS 0
Ste Anne Muylle Faron--F. W
SPAIN ....-........... 1,e.s3s
sampler, Martin-E. Ranzal. POS 40
sozie. Alfonso. and Sylvester
fSezio Bros.)--Mariani Bros
Sabiani. LAWRENCE. Friedman esl72
Tiesan. Annie---M. Forynan 3sgsf
Thompson Edith NJ. and John
r. Thotnpson-E. A Hoffecker ,a4s5
Thayer, Beatrice--G. Foder 1000
Unity acting Co. INC. II.
ftaymohc a. co ..-....... 625 9S
Universal Tool & Die Works Inc
American Die & Tool Works
Inc .......... l.s2316
Volck. Morris R.--Waldorf-As
toria. Inc. ,....... 49,. 547o2
Yankowitz, Louis. and William
IL. rosner ........-..... 40 s5
In Bronx County
Glover, Isabella-O. Daniels Co. sl2a5s
Satne-Ctty of New York ........ 1852
Masterson, James-B. Muloy IS 90
Satisfied Judgments
The first name is that OF the Debtor: The
second that Of The creditor and date when
Judgment fled:
In New York County
Beck. Albert-E. II. Lehman Ct
al; Dec. 7. 1918 ........... s213.so
De Coppet. Edw. J., Robert T.
Doremus ct all. Kent; June
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
.JEWELRY--.NesC
Discount Rates on .Silrer,onre

New discount rates of per cent for
cash payment within thirty days and
no discount for payment in ninety days
have been put into effect by manu-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06


HociSnsham. Daniei--niorris Plan
r,,,' ,.o,' OF New York. sill.-c
hIufAberg, Samuel, or :. Blum
berg-C. T.. Abtahams i13Io
bernaAn, Samuel Tidewater OH
ron, 1aies orpQraiion ........... 42ass
'o,In u. Neer ............. LOIS 20
c"n'on FN.t III B Hosier.... 2,570 %
SN.i,ne-', II Marsh ............ 1896
rohen, Mas. Rubin ... 73221
-" Menna. Louis--M. Mayl 50439I
ptnpeWoil. Rebecca I.-E C.
,,.' 9rnS 1l .....-..- ........... lo77a
-, ,i'io, Lore tta-u r. Brown. l.SSl.S3
tokert Flerdcnin--u 4. Nc
,,,i Sil!y .......... 152 "a
p,,iiii. f,r = un"Hr"riting Agency, Inc. l,3143
I,i,.,, l'"nl lti'llh =. 'halhn 124 35
hit~iu, An0a-Storn }ros.... 24s ~
could John ana EmanuclRollo-
ten tRolloten Gould 4 Coz
c,'7i'eais Steiiins Fastener Co: ....... 4,232o2
Singer Criger Silk Coll
Spero ct al. al............... ! o4s sn
Goodman. Philip H. and Henry c.
y, ,JachsonIW WsVdorf Astoria. Inc 1853
teatty. Selden w. Bordcns
Farm Products co. lnc. I4eS14
lieye. Blanche W.=Mis5 Spcnce's
9chooi. Inc. ....,............ 81, .05
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Business Troubles
Petition in Bankruptcy

,.,,,ti, '"ns IN banhruptcy filed in the
.nIted states District Court yesterday
ABRAHAM GRuSSMAN - Voluntary
re,i,'on ny Abraham Grosslnan. los West
= Lat street. Liabilities are s4.36s and as
JS,s ,sIS, not hlng Principal creditors are
IN, nml"tns su Smith, sl.12G; william +. Hard
ing. S'e', and Morris Werner, 1860 Peit-
Broadway. - -
FRED G Voluntary petition by
tred sro1 G. lax, l24s Brook Avenue the
''foi,N' llabilties S4210 and assets
m,otn,ns. II Tho principal creditors arc J,
epic CO., *l.2S5; Jacque Cohen, sl.sO4.
.'iu % bronx National Bank S424 PAti-
t."iler attorney is BENJAMIN T. Buffet .
Rector Street. " W 80 :
r. IM01VHLTY MIRROR WORKS & SHOW
'Asf. co. 1NC.-Jnvoluntary petition
&sainst Novelty Mirror Works e SHOW
a71 60, Inc. 2527 West Houston etre4t
res ana assets not stated prjn-
,,''ti o!eultors are j +. Rothschiia 5000.
M"N I. Flnkelstein. $3.50 and Howard
" Met'le $1,000. Petitioners attornev is
Marcus H"lfand, $40 Broadway
Receiver in Bankruptcv
:, receiver in bankruptcy appointed in the
nh ted % States District Court yesterday were
AMMkIcAN SLEEVE VALVE MOTOR
- lNC.-Judgc Augustus y. Hand ap
l,olhted Arthur y Dalzlc! receiver for tho
American sleeve Valve Motor Co. Inc.
pnder bond Of s. 300
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Receiver in Bankruptcy
Judgments Filed
In New York County

ne 'oliowng judgments We're fled yes
letday. the first name being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Fen 5-Arrivod: Str Nan
tucil"t Hostor. Cleared: Strs LIsoninr
Port Arthur, Otterstnd tNor}. caliao
shannon tBr). Monte vidco; Champion
Antwerp Sailed; Strs Jufuku Maru (lap)
RIO do Janelro Singapore Maru (Jap>
Norfolk, Manhattan 'Br). London via
Norfrll
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Army Orders

From Tho Tritunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--The War
department to-day made public the
Following army orders:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TWO GRAND JURIES WILL
PROBE POLICE SCANDAL
Body Investigating .Overnhadouine
Crime" VIII Consider Smith Case
TueSday,

NEW YORK March, 27..-rhe extra
ordinary grand jury which has been in
and members Of the Neg York County
district attorneys Office today was
called int" session for Tuesday by
Foreman Raymond y. Aimira. 30 take
up investigation OF charges agains,
Assistant District Attorney James f
Smith in. six afidavits by Police In
inspection or 'tenderioin district"
The regular grand jury will meet
Monday, Will also conduct An investi-
cation. and Viii examine Inspector
lienry's attdavits. in when he charges
Smith with connivance with crime. to
determine whether! they warrant ac-
ported eNoneration OF smith before
:, previous session Of the grand Jury.
u will also investigate why. Henry
failed TO start prosecution OF Smith
atIidavits
Henry.'s atiidavi;s charged Smith with
haTgai Ming: through an intermediary.
with seeking 10 enter into gambling
partnership with tho police Inspector
Smith was instructed 10 hold himsel:
grand jury. Detectives John j. Gun
son and Frederick. Franklin. who have
been :ndietsd charged with extoI,ion
summoned 10 appear before the extra
ordinary grand jury when the Smith
inquiry begins.
tion a. alleged police protection o:
big crap games" operated during the
six day bicycle race AT Madison Square
Garden las; december. in which. be
said. as much az 100000 changed hands
III single night.
Oac man won $4,000 4: one game
he added: and a; another game q mam
lost 900. Asked how he thought
these games probably paid fo- police
protection. Mr.. Smith replied: We'll.
II an underlins go; 10000. what did
an overiin2 get""
Information in his possession, the
district attorney said. tended 20 show
OF "a high official" a; police head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HALIFAX COUNTY DEMOCRATS
FOR BOOKER FOR CONGRESS-
Candidate Thanks the Convention for
Its Endorsement IN "a ltinCInc

.lecInl 10 .rhc Times .D-sna,ch

SYeciai 20 rhc Times -Dispi'ch.I
SvuTH BOSTON Murch - y w..l-
attended mass nirc,iue OF HalitaN
county Democrats was bold a; Houston
VA. today Tor the purpose ot ri"ctjpl;
h' logatcs to the congressional couvcn
t.nn of tho Fifth District l." t." mold
AZ MartinSviil" ipr.l -: also To cicC'
delegates to tho state Democratic con
E.riton. I" b" held 80 Roau"l" IN Mag
ton. Marshall BOokrr was uuani-
iu"uHiE Endorsed for Ton ;rr"ss from tn"
Ftfth District NalifrN county Viii
cast tn r'E-siN votes ;G ia" Martiusvil.C
convention Su'i"'" Tor NJ Booker. vino
thanked The DO .iu. fur ih. ;nUOree-
rcnt ia = riu. ,lG speech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
LEWIS PREDICTS SPEEDY
COAL WAGE SETTLEMENT
Thinks Both Brnnchr. Of Fuel In
duStrv wei Rrnrh Prompt
Adjustments.
iNv 81 - lcia..I rrr..-


NEW YORK. March :7.-Satiefaclory
ag!ecmen; viii be speedily reached in
Inc making of ne" wage contracts for
The min. workers in both the authra-
gltc ana h!tuminouS industries, John
i. Lewis international president 0. the
United Mine Workers Of America. pre-
dictcd here tonight.
~" expressed confidence that there
would d. no suspension OF work in
either .. tho coal regions. adding that
common sense Will rule" IN these ne
sot!ations. Although the bi,um!nous
agreement may DC disposed Of next
geek. Mr.. Lewis said the hard coal
negotiations Would extend INTO April,
probably.
II an, optimistic regarding both
agreementS.' he asserted. With tho
majority report OF the Presidents btu
ninous coal commission as basis. 7
:cel that new era Tor the soft coal
'ucn Will be speedily reached as soon
rs We 80, with the operators.
'Ns the anthracite proceedings arc
iust .ettlng under way il VIII probably
taHe little longer 20 reach a Settle
'neni. But my reports on this situation
arc optimistic"
ARRANGEMENTS for the conference OF
bituninous mine workers aud opera
tors scale committee. TO ne held here
Monday were made today By Mr.. Lewis.
The hrs; session Will he held "a; ;hc
Waldort-Asto-ia Hotel.