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New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Reports by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Conmu
nication Service

tDistancnA given in miles reports are
dated at n9or unless otherwise specihed.l
Abercos COT sW Columbia River PM
Sept 1e
As,snsss e st 49, q q ,on IS Is sep'c'
Algonquin VSCG) lat So 10 y, Ion l73 o.
" AN Sept ~.
Antietan l2e Frying Pan Shoals Sept 20.
Arlington 90 SW Fire Ireland Nv Sept 2
Rar IIarbor 2a5 SW Ilatteras Sept 81.
Baton Rouge lat 80 "a y. lon Is 5' W
Eear2ort IS. f Ambrose Sept 20.
nranto9 Era ., 2 sS b. Montauk P, sept 20.
carnaruAy 22s \ Jupiter sept 20
Caronia lat 40 81 y. Ion 81 o. ". i!:45 AM
Chambiee q sw Ha,teras @ SEPT 20
chsops ,ai M 10 :, sw so souh ra,s SEPT ="
Goa mo SIS Ambrose Sept 20
Coelieda or z Ambrose sept 20
col2,ado I,,, 10 sp,inss 1850 W San Francisco
comal pd Northeast End Lv Sep. FL.
Goms, ,ns. 3ss -, N 11pi,nr 1o,,.1 Sep, 20
Concheo 2!a s Iiatteras sept 20
Crawford s45 NE Hatteras sept 81. - y
Davidson County $50 Z Cape Henry
Deer Lodge lat 3: SO y. ion IS so W
beIeo .e ~ ~ ovs1ras saa sex? % sept IH 81 Sept 's
Eastern Light 32s Ambrose LV Sept Fl.
El Alrirante 1858 f Galveston Sept 20
FL occ:dente asa EsE Galveston Sept 20.
Eldr.dse 200 w Seattle 8 Pm Sep. - ~
Endicots $40 w. Seattle PM Sept 10
Goree 20 Charleston Sept 30
Gul9and 25o SSW Sabine Bar Sept 20
Gulfstream its f Tanipico Sept 90
Hadnot so y Hatteras Sept Il
Hai"akala 100 W Honolulu PM Sept 20
Heredia az San Antonio Sept 20.
Holden Evans l74 EEE Tampico Sept 20.
Homestead ?s2 D Cape May Sept 81.
Nuguenot ESQ " Sand Key Sep; 20.
lnpspenaencs M s..l ~ Hall Sss < overfAlis Nv
Inrincisls Vi IN SHs' rs IS e Boston 1v Sep, 20
j & :, ponne;I +s by e Winter Quarter
J 81 Dsnziger 15s NE Tampco Sept 20
Luckenbach 500 e Ambrose Sep. 20.
Kermit. c7e Ambrose Lv Sep, 81,
kihco SW Barnegat Sept q
Lake E!kwater ss5 s Nantucket Lv PM
Sept 20. ~
Lake Forrona pd Nantucket Nv Sept ii.
y'ske F!uysnna 2e2 sW Hatteras Sept 90
Sept al op'"
Iaks Frazer eos by Hat.eras Sep, 20
Lake Frohna t55 Nantucket Nv mid
Lake GslAta 27o ssw Caps Henry Sept 20.
Lake &C 29eshart 81 from Point Conception
Lake Graphite $50 off Nantucket 1v
.aks Iaks Indian Indian 20 NE Brunswick Sept 20.
s eeI - 81 IN LIS Sept 30
Mexican ia. a. "a y lon 50 81 " " s%p1 Sept 20 2o
Ms1icann Sss,ca % 80 sr,, sron Tsmp.eo Sept 20.
MonAna Iat II 60 n lon % ~ " Sent p; a., ~
Mor,s as. iGa "a ssDsx ssDs Henry sss a.
MunAlbro 1876 sw .d&tteras sept a.
Munindios 3l$ NE Tamptoo Sept 20.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Business Troubles
Petitions In BANKRUPTCY

ywe!e. hied IN the United States District
FRANCisCO ALTscHuL - Involuntary
petition against Francisco Atschul. ex-
porter 20 West Broadway. on behalf of
nS hrse Th1 ps.Snns sssdi,ors
and Metal Co. sl.4s0: Charles Herschor
& Son. $500. and James Beggs' & Co.. S499
william L. Schwartz is attorney for the
DUNAY. GREEN & CO. INc.-1nvol-
untary petition against Dunay. Green &
seventh Street, on behalf OF three credit
tors The petitonins creditors and amounts
claimed are: Joseph Goldsweig. $40; q. R.
Jacoby. s2o7. and f. Freedman, 81, ,oo2
Silver & Mosaowitz are attorneys for the
JACOB TRUcH1NsKY. mechanic sAs
Aldus St, Bronx. who places his liza blIfties
at at Si.7s9: and assets at $3.50 The chief
Adelman. Hermsn Rath is attorney for
AMERicAN PETr1coAr co.-Ynvo,un.
coat Co., mfrs OF uetticoats at A3s East
Houston 81, on behalf OF three creditors
Llabt!tiss ara given as $4,000 and asseta
amounts claimed are: l. c. Nash, s6i7 B.
Ingram. 1855 and A. @. Neill. s32. zahin
q Cohen. are attorneys for the petitioners.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers ia bankruptcy
were appointed in the United States Dis
trict Court Yesterday:
LEIBOWITI BROS. & RESNICK -
Judge Charles NJ. Housh appointed ". 4.
Henkel receiver for Sam l.eibow!tz. Max
LeiSowits eiS@,,t ard ,,s Max Besnick trading as
s. Prospect Avenue, the Bronx, with
$3.50 bond, and ne was authorized to con.
thu" the business for twenty days.
JOSEPH COHEN - Judge Hough ap-
pointed N: "A. Henkel temporary receiver
for Joseph Cohen. woolens and dress
goods. at lls East Twenty eighth Street,
FRANCISCO ALTSCHC1.-Judge Hough
c~iver for Francisco Altschu! exporter at
25 West Broadway. with a bond of $1,000.
NJ K. GRpSSMAE & BROS-Judge
Houeh appointed N. \. Henkel receiver
foI NJ. r. Grossnlan g. Bros. furs and skins
S07 Seventh Ave. with a bond OF 81, 900.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Ths following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesteday in the United States
District Court
DEAN q MANS-schedules Of Robert E
Dean and Max b. Mann. silks. 3sl Fourth
Ave show liabilities OF s7o,ls4 and assets
OF ss.s75. The principal creditors are
Aronsohn Bloom SIX Co. Summit y j,
s:o. 900. Harry A-onhohn. Paterson. n. J.,
SIC 900, and NJ. & S. Sill: Co. Paterson.
n J.. $3.50 or the assets. s12.15s are
open accounts. Samuel s. Hogan is at
;o"Hev for the bankrupts.
Assignments
ing in furs at 81 Wes: Twenty seventh
atrees. yesterday assigned for the benefit
OF creditors ~ Harry Uster:lsn. The off
GERS are Henry Dunay. president; Max
Green. rotary: The company was In
corporat~. in 1879
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

Parrnaiee. Capt, c.. 10 Camp Funston.
Basstch, Capt. C.. to Camp Lewis.
Foweil Capt II L. il. TO Camp Funston.
Aodis Capt. s. S, 20 Camp Knox.
Quartermaster Corps
Keller. It. H. W. to Fort Sam Houston.
Lester. Capt J. A.. to Camp Dix.
batson, Capt. r. c.. to Camp Dix.
Infantry.
Ferree 1t F. W. TO Camp Meade
Ancksr. l.. y. 10 camp Travis.
Citne. Col. w. 10 Camp Bennlng.
tarris Maj. G. w. to Camp Travis,
SunSe Capt. r. G. to Tacoma Park.
ourren' 1t. z. J. jF., 70 Camp Jackson
Medical Corps.
Wilde. Maj A. G.. to Boston
Bishop. Capt. V. L.. to West Point
Hume MAJ e e. to Fort Banks.
Pous,. Maj. l.. R.. to Denver.
1Jams. Ii. II. A. 10 Camp Bennng.
W,!l!!anson. 1t. Col. L, P. 70 Fort Riley.
baxter, Maj. c. P, 10 Takoma Park.
Miscellaneous
Read, MAJ. ]. H. 1r.. Ord. Dept. to savaa.
nah.
Dalton. Capt. a. T.. L. S. A.. retired, to
Richmond.
Biggs. 1t. R; D. Asr svc.. to rakona Park
hI1lingensrtth. X Maj. W. r.. NJ C. resigned
Herendesn. 1t: E, Cav. resigned.
Lee, 1t. Col. r, Cav to Culver
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Unfavorable Tide DELAYS
Docking of Liner St. Paul
Coast Guard Cutter Brings Pub.
iisher's Wife TO Port; Two
Big Steamers Sail

The American liner st. Paul, from
southampton, was detained at an an
chorage throughout the forenoon yes
terday by unfavorable tide conditions.
She docked IN the afternoon at pier g.
North River.
While the vessel lay at Quarantine
Jouett Shouse, an Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, went down the bay in a
Coast Guard cutter and brought Mrs.
D. breckenridge, wife OF publisher Of
Lexington. Ky, to port.
Among the St. Paul's passengers were
DR.. John Jutherland, of Boston; Profess
sor James Kendall, of Columbia; J. A..
Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Nc
Elroy and the Rev. DR.. L. Hooson. Of
Stamford, England.
On the Cunarder Aquitania. which
sailed yesterday for SOUTHAMPTON and
Cherbourg. were Rear Admiral A. r.
Niblack. Ole Hanson, former Mayor OF
Seattle; Miss Clara D. Noyes, Of the
American Red Cross, and Miss Blanche
Sweet, motion picture actress.
Among the travellers who departed
yesterday on the Hollan -Ame rica liner
Ryndam was Bishop F. B. Fisher, the
youngest bishop of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, who is to preside over
missionary work in India
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Soviets Issue Ship Rules
Regulations for Foreign Vessels
Calling al Russian Ports

The following regulate have been
issued by the Soviet government in re-
gard to foreign vessels calling at Rus
sian ports:
/. Black Sea-ships from sea NAV
only go TO Odessa and must wireless
:neir position from ten miles OUT and
when three TO five miles out must re-
quest instructions by signal, using
international Code. Entrance TO the
port IS rot 70 be attempted until per-
mission has been received from the
patrol boat.
2. White Sea-The following harbors
only are open: Murmansk, Archangel,
Novaia Qemlja and the passages to the
Kara Sea and entrances Of Oh and
Ven!sir. Vessels must report approach
by wireless TO naval commander, who
will detach a patrol boat to meet the
incoming ship. at Cape Pojan for
Murmansk and at Mondtog for Arch
angel. The code flag hoisted above a
ball will signify Passage free" II
under the ball. the vessel must wait
for the arrival Of Russian naval
pilot.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

arai ns Correcting mails close at the Cen
STA 9tlon, New York. at s o. m, as follows:
rosPan, Corea, China. Siberia Siam.
st stacH indo-China ard Netherlands Eas.
Septembe 20.
,ih1Lawatt. va San Francisco, steamship
"l!Heirnina. September "a
Japan. Corea and China Especially Rd-
Sresseo So oniy). Via Seattle. steamship Ell
oridge. September c5.
g, hawaii Japan. Corea. China. Siberia
2.aH r|nch lndo China and Netherla nd 3
s.a' s.as' indies. Via San Francisco. stea rnshi y
-. ~ Islands, Australia ard New Zealand.
"a NIctoTiA and Vancouver. B. c., steam
snip Tahiti, September -
-, hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands.
va 9an FRANCISCO, steamship Great North
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Army Com missions

FROM The Tribune's Washington Bureou
WASHINGTOE, Sept 21.-sixteeu New
YORK and New Jersey men were commits
s,oned to-day BY the War Department.
They follow:
Quartermaster Corps
offtcsrs. New York City; Ritter, W. r,
headQuarters Army Trans Svc.. Hc-
boken; Thompson. G. E.. 500 Somerset
st.. New Brunswick. y. J.
lst Lts-barrelI, F. N. 33s, Pier No. ..
Hoboken: Fogle. F. NJ. Army Trans
sve.: Hoboken; Garrett. T. S.. 55z W
ltsth St. New York City; Glynn. e. j.,
Fort Wood. y. y.
New York city.
Corps of Engineers
1st Lt-Cole. H. R, Succasunna. y. J.
Chemical Warfare Service
Is! n ht-st0Se'' j. H. ''' 9Th ST. Lakewood
I'd Lt--Griffith. 8. N, Camp DIX.
Signal Corps
Capt.-BuIlens A. S, Camp Alfred Vail.
Air Service
I'd Lt.--Moffat. r. c., 631 Eastern Park
way. Brooklyn.
Field Artillery
capt-sotheru. p. j.. Cornell University.
Coast Artillery Corps
% Lt.-Miller. H H, Syracuse. Y. Y.
Infantry
Capt.-Rermann. E. ]. 1s1 Rerne1 Az,
Newark y. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

Norman Bridge i: ssw Block Island
Ner,he.a star 40 Sc by Santucke. 1v
orani 1859 from San Pedro Sept 20.
P;s,ana, panamaT 5@s 5ss Eu Cape Henry Sept 20.
Point Lobos Els from San Francisco 9 Pm
Polish .Mao4arch $50 e Amsros. 8 PM
Princess Matoika lat 40 :s N. Ion ss at W
quaker ci,y $50 E Cape Henry Sept 2l
Rochester 1919 y Jupiter Sept 20.
salem County l7s NE Port Loboa Sept 20.
Salinas 33a sW Hatteras Sept 20,
San Pablo 927 $ Nantucket sept 2o
santa Leonora 326 from New Orleans
Santa Rosa : y win.erquarter Sept 81.
s, ssneo.y soss - ,7s 5oG sW Y, Hatteras Sept 20.
St. Johns County u!s' rs Sc sps s, Johns River
Sept 20.
sun ssfs Sc 1s5 as sb Sept 81
Sunoil 90 n Jupiter Sept 20.
Tanamo 133 NE Hatteras Sept 81
Tenrp;s1 TTampa lat ,e3 "a % n Ion 50 % Sept 90
Trontolite IS Sc Nantucket Sept Fl.
Wolosda v! o n lat 80 81 Ion II IS W Sept 20.
w., " C T.ssIe asI - n u Juyiter Sep. 20. 49,
Vest camak 400 from St Thomas Sep. 10.
Sept 49,
West Isom 1910 w Seattle 8 PM Sept -.
Vest Lashaway A44 Cape May Sept 20
west Niger o42 w San Francisco PM
Western Glen 47o Ambrose Sept 20.
Western Ocean lat SO o5 " lon 81 80 w
wLhel.nlna sa4 W San Francisco Pm
Sept 10.
wilhelm Jebsen IFS from South Pass
WI, G Warden III NE Cape canaveral
Vim NJ Burton ss4 sw Hatteras Sept 20.
9aqulna 517 +: Boston l. Sept 20.
zacapa 7s7 8 Scotland Sept 20.
Lulla l'l4o Scotland L V Sept 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
United States Shipping Board
Offers for Sale Steamship
Won Steuben

Scaled bids Will be received in the ONCE
os the Chairman United States Shipping
Board. Washington. d. G. on or before
opened September 30. 1920. at 10 80 A, NJ.
In the Offices ot the Board. on a lump sum
basis "as Is and where iS
SPECIFICATIONS:
Steel Pass. and Cargo
Coal Burner
Boilers ';p'E' ;s'r.
Stean,ing radius, s,6la.
Engines. 8 cyl. Quad. Exp.
7. H. r.. 35. 900.
ID. w. T.. 5000: Gross. I4,90s; Net. 3.ls2.
Length. 63S f.: Breadth. GO IT, In; !;
Depth. 3S 1t. 0 in.
TERMS: Certified check Tor IS rer cent
Of the purchase price must accompany each
bid. Terms Of payment. % per cent cash
balance l2ia per cent each six months
with per cent Interest on deferred pay
,nents. payable ecmi annually
The prospective bidders may Inspect YES.
sci on application to tho Shipping Board.
Plans and specifications for recenditlon-
ing accompany vessel and are open for In.
spectton at tho above once.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or nil bids.
Sealed bids should be addressed to tho
PING BOARD. 1919 f Street X. W, Wash
ington. y. e. and endorsed Sealed BID
for Steamship Won steuben. ana Do Not
Open
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

sssgs SaiSSTOS, Sept. 21~-Neeotia-
esn s ao1 tne transpo rtation In Ameri-
81 xSST1ssrhment owned merchant Sims
d. "SSst~ Sp~s tons OF coal for the use Of
a. aaean navy have been taken up
esrs conference between Chairman
amasn, OF the Shipping Board, and
nsr.. Aathien, Of Chile. Agree.
ehsss.s. ehs. we're not finally reached, the
sssss an 81 said. as IL was necessary 10
ses,s,a as question Of rates to the
sessas experts.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

' tnese treaties are term;nable
notice not to exceed one year.
irs.. i nora! and legal right TO With
Trs,,.as .soEa tae treaties is indisputab!e.
l,s. nations Of Latin and South
Isv. and one European nation,
49, nNnerto withdrawn from these
rait.ss W ewitFout any protest from the
seI, ~ states becauge their moral as
sss !sgai right to do 80 was clearly
n. .Ds,n 1T. On the face of the treaty.
ed a. LAY with Russia was terminat-
fs.s,s me occasion Of friction. The
war has terminated others"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
sxeements on Direct Trad.

lac treaties of the United States
.ss.s ss sne To- owing nations provide
tae sh.os OF both nations ShaII
II. " 1T. the same footing only as to
sps,nn..s 'Is-2G- Britain. La. 1918
s-, HE'rt@ d:scritaInaeion
II. 'as to!lowing nations with whom
s,s,.;ni m snited States negotiated similar
vty;s naYe terminated the same by
s,.sss s 'ae notice provided for in The
sirSsS The United States has con-
sa ~ ss: three treaties with Peru. each
"n!ca tina. nation has terminated
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Clothing Slrik ers Win Suit

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Sept. 2i.-The
right OF the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers 70 start q strike among en-
pIoyees Of Michaels. Stern & CO. and
TO organize System Of p&cketing was
affirmed by Supreme Court Justice Ro.
denbcck to-day in HIS findings Of law
and fact in the suit Of the company
against the union. The Arnalga mated
is enJoined, however, from using un-
lawful means to accomplish these nur-
poses.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

fsssa government ,aerehant yessets f<,.
~. ssssSsl,f72o lest week is announced hy
tAs. shtap.ng Eoard. Four stee. CARO-
tsrss sggrega.iug 81 ,s97 deaAweight
"a were sold fer a total Of ss,8sf.-
- saS iaFee taGa brou, n. S230. .00O.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
FOREIGN PORTS
Arrived From New Yt

Arrived From New York
ca!and--,S s Port Napier.
Berycn---s' s BeSseggen
Erevig-S Nincennts Bridge.
lfAriburg-S Mar RpIo.
RIO q. Janeiro---S : Queen Louise.
Eio Gca ade~S $ .A'ha0.
cav" Towns GreciaH Prince,
Antw"rp--9 6 rollinsv0rtr.
Genoa : i'aute Alishieri.
TarYngona s Mildrccht.
.'harbourg--S = Langley.
AloXanuria-S \ Saludla. p,Notan.
D"iagoa Ba"~-S thappaHua.
Maita---S S Cold Harb0r,
AricH--S linneTua
Port SaiA--S s Rottt
Havr.--S s Nonn'nuth.
GibrAltar--S : FenchIrCh
Trieste-S s Yoscr!c.
CalIao---S S santa Lu!sa.
IiebOn-S S MOrrNuRao
ClstoDal--S s CalaIlares.
Departed for New York
Sierra I.eone--S S New Toronto.
Singapore 5 = West AnarXosa.
Buenos Ayres-S Sogam& River,
Para-S SaIiust.
Cristoba!-o : Inca.
Haloa- ) S Shortv!le. Clan MacKellar
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
In Bronx County
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The arst name is that OF the debtor. tAs
second that OF the creditor and date WHEN
Judgment was filed
3. Turecamom Contracting Co.
!ac@A ,;o NJ Hasei. Inc; May .
Ullnaan, Ruth. and Hugo II I'll,
man-H. spier: Aug Q. 1890. Is7.4S
Goldman. Iassc--I. Rutter ct al.
Sept. II. 1920. l.Ise 90
Corn. sanluel--A. Seidman, Oct.
Birnbaunl. Max J.. Isaac l. Ros-
enstein and Michael H. Spanier
H {. Irving. Sept. %. 1915 I19 ei
Same-L NJ. Block ct al; Feb. II.
1915 .................. sSI6s
Der and Coal Co. lrrc, Ct al:
July 3, 1920. ........-..... 2slacs
Ackerman, Samuei--w. r. Diecx-
xssa man ,:n June -. 1913: loS,sS
IL. 1911; ;.,....... 3sT.ss
al: Dec. 4. 1sIs..... 1855
Lippner, Chas. s., Norris NJ SIN
ske. Charles winternitz and FL
nance Operating Co. Inc.-T. L.
seidman: Aus. 22. I9i7 1ss CO
sameIM Blsser; Aug, 90, 1917. 2s4.ss
British Aluminium Co.. Ltd
Waiker NJ. Levett Co.: April IA.
same-same. March IS, lois. 22.sss.ss
Maier, Adolph and Lorenx-Peo-
pie. etc; June rs, 1919: va
wormser. Leopold. Austin II. ''' 90
Montgomery and VIM. w
Young. w. Ford ct al. June
Montgomery Austin H. and VIM
W. Young-Same: May 20, 1920. 4s44S
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

soraasa iaH PARK 's Really ( oesfezi eo@A. $3.50
kosenkran,a ct al ........... sss o:
kroil ......'..-,....... ~ ~ 6i5.:t
Casualty Co. ............... ssoos
l!yan-Peopies etc. ........ 500 90
6qnianj 6is,ans Hsnnas ssn5.sz; Xp p Hays .:iss
1DIs.1n~ Sai1lceI-F. W. k!pp 41l e6
S,chwseke-Peopie. etc, -, 1000 %
nn-Georgs ,Rinsler Co. =. :.sO6o7
Edelman, William J.-lnterna-
tiGnai Coftse CO. -. lso.e2
claa8rs; Isaae. and George Do!iin ''-'
~ schpimsn ,::..... ........ 1850
s!sss; cssss+;s DAfS@ HSasaM cGsiS sss.,n.r T'''l
a.,ss.,: = a H.4;y w as;s ifs::ss i':::9
Seventy-second Street. Inc. -. 3s19e
Henderson. Charles IA. e.
Hedsnkamp. Henry HI: Kemp s.:s sss:s
1i~Sman. George. s. Martin. 1Ss. 20
HesdsFs0nI hsNsrs izerxsv Luawig-s MsSs, @ 1891
.. o coehe@D serDs' e. Il lynch ana George s74s7
Johns. Frances and Jun.us 81.
oree&reopie. etc. .....:... sso.eo
'',5' ana sa Hsaa is;; Rosn@9osa s.nSss sSsA sis3
K;l!y; ;srlss Thona, P; Henry }: Kelly. '''''S
M
kelly-M. E. Mitchell ~ 3s<r .e
Same-Same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.0S6. 81
Kotinsky. Julius, and Michael
Kolelin-Manet & Kan Fur
Dyeing Co. ................ 1zc7e
I-oreiand. Ralph--J T. Draper 6elTv
Letter. Isador--J. Lishinsky 2Tls2
Morris, Robert. s Sheppard 2l75ss
Olsen. Ella, and August Gazac-
People. etc. ....-.......... 500 90
Padden. Annie-E. y. Baisley. 1e45 70
Re!ss. Alex-S. Schamberg et al s4s 80
Rosofsky, Charles-S. K. Beck
man =. ............. ITS. 90
Rex Tire Co.-Pennsylvanla Rub
schwarzbach. Solomon and 10
seph Schwartz tSchwarzbach &
Inc .................... as1ss
Shaufelt. Sltff A-W. c. Brown. ss6.1o
Stempel. Max New Netherland
Bank OF New York. g,ssas2
Stanley. Allen Me-. Laurence. els.79
co,s & Co. .................. sss.4
Schoeller Louts-G. Prescott. 1885
Schanfeie, CliH A.--W. c. Brown s86.10
Shore Bathing Suif 60, inv.
sta aple;on. Jeremiah F. Alden
Coal Mining Co.. Inc. ....... SO
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
dgmcnfs Filed
IN New York Count,

IN New York County
Thr following judgments were Ned yes
tNr'iay, the first name being that Of the
debtor:
.lbt!. on:a---W. RizcalIah ct al sao9 70
Ashbraotn. John T.--Lanson &
i'u5bari %. ............... 3lsa5
.E.TG Motors Corporation Of New
f1Tn--Statc Exchange B4nsi
Of ParkE-yhuvg Iowa .. 5S1 As
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

Steginsky. Max-S. Kaplsn ct al
Sherman Brass Foundry &c. Inc,
S. B. Moers ............-
Wetheriil. Charles W. and Peter
W. D.tso-ino Schif .......
Walter Joseph. and Isido- En-
goender--I Te{r .. 5
Whence. Max-B Siivsr....... .
World Chemical and Metal Co.
lnc.-S, Salomon ........ 4
White Uniform Co Inc-New-
ark Uniform Mfg. Co. Inc. 3
Woodman. William E-A. Me.
Donald .............,..... .
In Bronx County
prie,and. Sa1nuei-E. ". Eepp 81
Fuller. Frederick G.-R Bennett s
Strtce. George J.. and Marie D.
Wendell & Tsaac Inc ..>.... 5
Sacks. Henry NH. G. Littau..
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

No'e- Ihe above figures are standard
sA"e ana rot New York State time.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Change of Docking

Vessel Eow+
: 1payeon. .'........... Pier 4, Bayonne " J
Ca!npo Morse's d D, BkIyn
City Of Everett. ett...,......Pt RIchmond
West Pool, ....... Rcd Hook Flatss eI1iJ~n RSIxn
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New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

FROM The Tr'bure's WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHlNGToN. Sept. 2l.--Arny orders
ssued to-day follows:
The Washington times., 1920-06-27
RAILWAY MEN DISREGARD
LLOYD GEORGE WARNING
By DANIEL O'CONNELL.
Interuat tiSnaI News Service.

BELFAST, June 27. - Commerce
throughout ireland is threatened with
absolute paralysis by the railway
strike. The lines in South Ireland are
tied up. and the mails have not been
moved for a week.
The railwaymen disregarded the
threat of Premier Lloyd George to
suspend all rail traffic in ireland un-
less the railroad men consented to
carry troops, and have apparently
taken matters into their own hands.
In some districts trains have been
lying at railroad stations for two
days. owing to>the refusal OF tAe sn-
gineers and firemen to man them
when guards OF police and soldiers
were put on board.
The Sim Feiners, who are backing
the strike, are making an effort to
protect the strikers against financial
want. Levies of money and food for
the rail strikers are being proposed
by Sim Fein leaders.
The Washington times., 1920-06-27
HARDING ENJOYING
WEEKEND REST
G. 0. P. Nominee Guest Of Sena.
tor Frelinghuysen at Sum-
ner Home.

RARITAN. N. J., June Ex-senator
Harding, Republican Presidential
candidate, today is enjoying a brief
vacation here as weekend guest at
the 9O0-acre summer estate of Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen.
Harding Is one of a party who came
here late yesterday from Washing
ton. Other members OF the party
were Mrs. Harding and Senators Kel-
logg Of Minnesota and Hale of Maine.
The party slipped out OF Washing
ton late yesterday, Senator Harding
asking at first that no mention be
made OF his destination. Later, how
ever. 1t was announced where he was
to spend the weekend. but it was
explained the trip was being made
merely as a brief vacation and had
no political significance.
Harding and Frelinghuysen spent
part of today tramping over the vast
estate.
Tomorrow the four Senators plan
to make a foursome at golf. Hard
ing also plans to do some work on
his speech to be delivered July %,
in which he will formally accept the
Republican nomination for President.
Tuesday Harding plans to be back
at his desk in Washington, busy
again with the long list of callers
attracted to his office by his present
political Importance.
Wednesday Harding is to confer
with Governor Coolidge, Republican
nominee for Vice President. They
plan to discuss issues and exchange
views of their speeches of acceptance.
The Washington times., 1920-06-27

The general strike of railroad
workers, mysteriously fixed to be in
full swing today, has failed to ma
terialize, Government officials here
today are convinced.
Despite the action of approxi-
mately 1900 Baltimore workers in
voting last night to strike, the great
majority of railroad workers through
out the country failed to heed the
strike call of unknown origin, re-
ports show.
The rank and file of workers have
decided to await the wage decision
of the Railroad Labor Board before
taking action, 1t is believed.
Workers now are off the job only
in Baltimore and a few Eastern cities,
reports state.
DEPEND ON UNION HEADS.
officials here have practically de-
cided to leave to rail union officials
the job of getting the men back to
work.
The Railroad Labor Boards wage
decision will be announced ION or be-
fore" July 20, according TO the an
nouncement Friday of Chairman Bar
ton.
OFFICIALS here showed little concern
over the situation today. II was ad-
mltteu tnat AppTONlInhttly lO,VVV fntn
are out on Eastern railroads. Re-
fusal OF these men TO continue work
Is interfering with traffic, IL was con-
ceded. Union and railroad officials
are making every effort to get them
back to work.
Men in Washington yards reported
for work today as usual. Rail offi-
cials said there was no strike in
either OF Washington's two big yards.
1000 WILL RETURN.
Unofficial reports were received
here today that 1000 yardmen and
roadmen OF the Western Maryland
railroad now on strike at Hssers-
town, Md, will return to work to-
morrow.
Union officials at Hagerstown to-
day refused to conhrm or deny this
report. The strikers met Saturday