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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-21
Erwin R. Bergdoll
Gets Four Years on
Charge of DesertiDn

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Erwin ;. |
Bergdoll, of Philadelphia, has beeh
found guilty of desertion from the
army by evading draft and sentenced
to four years hard labor at Fort
Leavenworth, it was announced to-
dav at Governors Island.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-21

money. -.
Take a spoonful of harmless, vege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
and wake UP feeling great. It's per-
fectly harmless, so give it to your
children any time. 1t can't salivate,
so let them eat anything afterwards.
'.4. (AdVt !
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-21

THIS IS THE BABY who was
kidnapped from his home on June
2, and for whom a nationwide
search has been made, without
result.
THIS IS THE MAN who has
confessed that he wrote a "crank"
letter to the father of the baby
who was kidnapped from his home
on June 2, got $4,000 for a
promise to return the child, and
then bought farm with the
money.
THIS IS THE FARM that the
man who wrote a "crank" letter
to the father Of the baby who was
kidnapped from his home on June
2, claims he bought with the S12,-
600 he got for the promise to re-
turn the baby.
BUT the baby has not yet been
returned
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-21

Rub-My- Tism is a powerful
antiseptic; it kills the poison
caused from infected cuts,
cures old sores, letter, etc.
(Advt.l
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-21

H. F. W EST,
Adjutant."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
BY Lady Duff Gordon ("Lucile")

PARIS, October
0VERY
costumes for Autumn Winter II she
- health she out whether
demands
woman look smart In driving downfall
That woman was who said cloudy day
her brightest gowns.
The large middle figure shows striped wool
The full Indian
trimmed with bands ribbon
The ghthand excellent idea
late Autumn clubs
Skt tweed. Uhe skirt plaid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

r ADY DUFF-GORDON, the famous Lucille" of London.
and foremost of fashions in the world writes
- each week the fashion article for this newspaper.
presenting all that is and best in styles for we'll
dressed women.
Lady DuG.Gordons Paris establishment bring. her into
close touch with that centre of fashion.
Lady Duff Gordons American establishments are at
Nos 81 and SO West Ffyseyenth street, New York. and
No. l400 Lake Shore Drive Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

origin Just The
lines the plaid collar
the Jacket
belt The hat has wide urnedbak
tweed trimming
dropping
small lower lefthand a
suit OF The cuffs
satin lining and silver buttons
san the duvetyn collar and
with reveals cuffs
trimming
o
The small ehand what
beauty besides utility
The urbsn
like design.
distinguishing full.
loose wraps, In graceful Ines.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
New Zealand to
Extend Scheme of
PreferenceLevv
Discrimination in Favor of
Britisli Goods To Be More
Widely Applied; Call for
Application TO Shipping

Extension Of the policy Of tariff pref
erenoc for British goods is proposed
by the government OF New Zealand, ac-
cordlng TO an announcement made to
the New Zealand chambers OF COM
merce by Premier Massey
1t is time" says MIR. Massey that
the bond OF empire is recognized in
this respect and that the various por-
tons OF the empire seek TO benefit
eaen other instead Of fighting by tar
IFS; l am prepared to negotiate for
reciprocity with Australia, for which
there Is much scope; but | agree with
should not be any discrimination
against Great Britain
Reports from New Zealand received
IN England state that this is the first
indication of a policy for a revision of
the tariffs which has been long over
due. 1t is thirteen years since the
last revision, when imperial preference
was first extensively applied" it is de-
clared. THE intervening period has pro-
duced crops Of anomalies, of which only
the most glaring can be rcmedied by a
refund OF duty.
The tariff was planned to be modcr-
afely protective and revenue producing,
but war and postwar prices have made
il highly protective and productive of
greatly increased revenue, since the
duties are leviable upon values. Reel
prOclty with Austria la is desired, since
the new Australian tariff, especially on
primary produce, operates adversely
to New Zea and"
According to New Zealand CORE
spondent Of the Trade Supplement Of
The London Times, Premier Massey's
announcement is welcomed, but public
opinion favors the wide Interpretation
OF imperial preference previously given
by Mr.. Massey. This included ship
ping, postal and cable arrangements, II
is stated. while New Zealand is anX-
ious to encourage British trade" it Is
added, "a feeling is growing that ship
ping frcights place New Zealand in q
disadvantaSeoua position which She
loes mt we
An unexpected difficulty which has
arisen out the app O. ton of tn I'M
perial preference policy is reporte
rom New Zealand. English Wholesale
houses, it is complain in many cases
fail to notify Nev Zealand buyers that
the merchandise sold is not OF British
origin.
Importers are said to receive samples
&C -cXtil-s eu tar g3o-s V''. ~
presume, in the absence Of evidence to
the contrary TO he of British manufac-
ture and therefore dutiable under the
preferential British tariff Orders are
placed, it is said. but when the con
signnent arrives ii is found to consist
OF merchandise made in Japan, Italy ol
some other roE-British country The
importer, it IS pointed out is therefore
called upon to pay duty al rate 80 pel
cent higher than he onticipateA, be
cause the goods arc of foreign origin.
''In the event Of the importer having
resold the articles" it is declared, "hc
has the alternatives Of breaking his
contracts with his customers and re.
fusng to accept delivery Of the con
siarment. - of taking up the mer-
chandise and losing tie bulk, Of not all
Of r ovof+e ny, ,oroln -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
American Wooden Co.'S
Mills to Close Soon
All Lawrence Plants Will Shut
Down Entirely in Few Days,
Is RenOrf {

Specioi Dispatch to The Trsbare !
LAW RENEE, Mass, Dec. 29.-WisNn:
few days the four great Lawrence
plants e. the American Wooden Com
pany will close down entirely, It xis
unotficially, announced. Officiais.f 40
the mills viii not discuss the plans
Of their concern relative to future
conditions or curtailments. yax /,
Thousands have been idle in tho.
American Woolen Company's mills in
this city since the shut downs @sE
July. The attempted resumptiop.s of
activities IN the fall was not per@
manent and was said to have accom- =
plished only the making of samples !.
Employees Of the combing department.
Of the Washington Mills, burlers apo
members have been sent out until tnr-
ther notice. :
Hundreds who daily apply for Jobs
at the mills are told that if applicaxs =
were given jobs the work could last
but short time. The company, has
net Yet announced a wage cut, Npue
oIlciais intimate one is coming.
1t has been learned from relisble
source that wage cut was discussed
by the American Woolen Companv
some time previous to the annoupErE
ment made by other manufacturers Of
q - Z per cent cut in wages. :
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Coolidge Suggests
Railway Merger to
Aid New England
Present Condition of Roads
in Section Called Serious;
Public Will Have to De-
termine Proper Service

BOSTON. Dec. 29.-Consolidation Of
the New England railroads into one
system was suggested by Governor
Coolidge, Vice President-elect. tonight,
to remedy their troubles. He was
speaking at the annual banquet OF the
Foreign and Domestic Commissions Of
New England
The present condition of the rail-
roads in this section is serious, the
Governor said. He quoted a recent
statement to the Interstate Commerce
Commission that at the current level
of rates, wages snd prices the roads
would show deficit below fixed
charges of $1o,00o.o00 for the year end
ing June 80 next, il the business of the
previous twelve months were repeated
Referring TO the request for relief
now pending before the commission,
Governor Coolidge added tha, "even
if our roads receive all they are asking
it is doubtful if it would be sufficient
10 rehabilitate their credit
In the last analysis he continued
the New England public themselves
VIII have TO determine whether they
desire an adequate transportation sys-
TEN, and if they do it Will be necessary
for them to meet the burden OF sup
porting it.
There are chances for some econ
omles. Each dollar saved on a ton Of
coal on the basis OF the consumption
Of last year means S5,000,000. Mate
rials and supplies are showing some re-
duction in cost. Efficiency in operation
is improving. The transportation act
provided that wages should be fixed by
he labor board, and any liquidation
here IS not like private industry but
must be made in accordance with the
provision Of the act made to avoid
transportation interruption.
"Ine transportation act provides for
consultations seemingly for the pur-
pose Of joining together lines which
comprise parts Of important through
routes. But before such consultations
take place the rights of each road and
the amount it is to receive as the full
measure of return on its value should
be definitely cstab ished. The New
England public, which must after all
support the railroads, must give this
subject careful attention.
There is an opportunity for New
England system and there are oppor-
tunltles for combinations giving several
great trunk lines access to New Eng
land.
Although about to retire from office.
10 IS my earnest recommend dation that
The Joint New England conference on
foreign and domestic commerce imme-
diately at the beginning Of the next
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
0rts Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Cathwood. Brest via Ponsa Delgada; Gen
H F Hodges. New York. Moldeeaard, Boca
BOSTON, Dec es--Arrived: Strs Genoa
Maru ~ tJap}; China and Japan via San
l23th): Lake Washburn. Newport News.
Eineyard Haven. Mass. Dec e9-Sailea;
Schr Charles c Lister trrom ST John, n 81,
New York William Bisbee (froza Bangor,
CHARLEsTON, 5 c. Dec oa-sailed:
GALVEsToN. Tex, Dec 2s-Arrived:
Hayre; Marcaribe (Sp), Barcelona; Bay
port. Tamplco- Sailed: Dewey. Baltimore;
Barcelona (Spl, Barcelona; Walhalla eFr).
Bordeaux; Gulf Trade, Tarnpico; Panoil,
Tanpico; Hi oriente. New York Bay
Douglas (B), Marseiiles Juan Abriz-
gueta (Sp). Barcelona; Lake Elmdale,
"a. J,AcK;s:o'N<vIL1LEi; Fla, Dec 2q-Arrivea; I
Waring. Baton Rouge; Juuiata. Baltimore;
PTesidente ;d'IsI At :, Estrada Cabrera. Havana.
NEwPoRT NEWS. Va. Dec. es.-Ar-
rived: strs Amolco, Baltimore. Kandahar
ssi5F3' New York; zoyetta %. Leghorn;
strs soostdye do ROTTERDAM: sl.ande-
borg CDan(. kosoer; st. Michael (Br),
Pars; l.ar, 5,rr SirTsh 1lNor);; zarete.
53nsl&d 4, tNor). Marseilles. Brighton (Nor).
pfhlladelphia: Adra CBr). La Paulce; Clan
-.
New York; kamesite Baltimore. BAthnor.
New Or leans, EdgewooG, Ham burg. sailed:
S'Ff Erholn lNor). Santiago; Eiwi-k
Park IBID, New York; Nassenaar do,
Havana. lethieher Bridge. Stockholm;
Wce~aw6eu Br HUI soestdiJk (Dl,
rotterdam; hurona C3r). New York NVar
Janooll 'Brl, Port Arthur; .Ke pana tNorl,
New York; ThamesMede Br). Monte
Video; Lutetian (Br), Sew Orleans. Ever
EFT, New England; Marquita GO, New
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2a--Arrived: Ter
vince NBr) Barry; Evros CGk) Hampton
Roads Urkiola Mondi (Sp>. Aqua Atnarea:
Paraguay, Port Arthur. Sailed: Nyland
9Swed), Freeport. Texas; Llaugorse (Br).
SSsaierno; York Haven ,Dt). Ham oure;
Petershan (Brl, Alexandria. schr Lincoln,
Guantanamo. Passed Delaware Breall-
water, bound out from Philadelphia: Liam
E9rse Bi), salerno. Park Haven (D).
p9Rr ARTHUR, Tev~ Dec. PA
lived: GulfcoaSt, Jackso onvi'e; Sucrosa.
Tampico. Sailed: Roanoke, New Orleans;
LlgonIer. Savannsh n Bessemer. Port Loboe
PORT EApS, Dec .9--Arrived Coveua,
Pensacola; Harry Farnum, Tamplco. In
dustria, Nicaragua Kennebec, Belize; Lake
Foxcratt' Cardenas. Cuba; Mana qua CNic),
Jamaica; Mexoil. TAmrico; Walter Hard
east4e Tampico. Sailed: Coosa, Pensacola. .
Creole New York.
PENSACOLA. Dec e9-Arrived: s4kola.
New Orleans. Sailed: Canterbury (Nor),
Conception.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Goodyear Deficit Is MiIfix,art
Loss on Years Business Re.
Ouires Rcfna,,cine Plan.

AKRON, Ohio, Dec 29-The Coed
year Tire and Rubber Company t6.HaN
announced 4 deficit for tho fiscal year
endea|October 81 Of I5,647 ,e5S, noe
including anticipated losses on cdn !.
tfactual obligations for rubber and
fabrics, which are expected to be ap.
proximately S19.0Oo.o0o, notwithstsn1ir
ing that sales exceed 100000, 900 the
largest in the history Of the comnan,-s
The statement was announced st a.
stockholders meeting adjourned las :
Friday and again adjourned until Jan :
uary II, because the financing plans
were not reday to be presented. I.
Inc statement shows assets totaiins
payable OF saS, ,s79,S12 and accoiintS
payable sl2 .l6s. including estimated
taxes. Rubber and fabric acceptsnces s
arc listed at Sl.3S6 $50 Reserve for
contingencies is $1,716,575. :
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu
nicatiOn Station

distance is given in miles Reports arc
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
Achilles 462 4 Cape Henry Dec 3s.
AKwiinoon i2l SW Hattcras Dec IS.
Allentown i15 w Tortugas Dec IS.
Ario 80 SW Sand kcy Dec IS.
Arlington E by n BLOCK Island Dec 20.
Aryan II = Firo Island Dec 90
Auburn pd Cape Henry I:45 PM Dec %.
Baldhnl So Hrunswick Dec 2s.
Baton Rouge 4s4 Sc Tampa Dec %.
Beatrice II SW Hhttcras Doc rs.
Brave Occur lat 20 0s lon So A Dec 2s.
Eethuor so SE Capo Lookout Dec -s.
BENJAMIN Brewster lso S San Pedro 8 PM
Bethlehsla Bridge 100 70 Cape Hsnry
Birmingham City IS NE by Hatteras
Dec 20.
Buckhannon $ Hatteras Dec 20.
Briudilia SO E Dry Tortugas Dec 2s.
Brokline 74z Colon Dec 23.
Calcutta Maru lat 8 "a ion "a II Dec 2s
Cambria lat "A IL Ion II u Dec rs.
Carrilto 2s8 H hrlbrosc Dec 20.
chestnut I'm ESQ 5W Hatteras Dec -.
ChibAfnpa l29 = Iatteras Dec 90.
Clty Of Frccport +SG Il TuSpam Dec os
Ciiy of ~ Louis 23b s. Ambrose p"o 2s.
Col II l. Drake ~ from Honolulu FM
Dec II.
Creole state ia $ Cape Henry Dec 2s.
Danvilio s0s ENH Port Lobos Dec 2s,
Deer Lodge 400 w Honolulu PM Dec ~.
Derochs 700 SW Uatt"rns Dec rs.
D!iworth b05 w San Pedro PM Dec II.
Dorchester is fc tire Island Dec 10.
Eagle 30 u CRpo MAisi = Pm Dec "a.
Eastern Dawn ess from Cape Henry Dsc 80.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Niblack Will Command
L. S. European Fleets
Promoted TO Nice-Admiral for
Conspicuous War Service,
Saws Daniels

FROM Tie Tri5une'S Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.--Rear Ad-
MIRA! Albert =. Niblack. now serving
as naval attache at London, was TO-DAY
appointed commander in chief of the
American naval forces in European
water,.
The appointment, Secretary of the
Navy Daniels said, which carries with
II tAe promotion in rank to vice-ad-
miral, Is in line with the policy Of re-
Wardlng officers whose service during
the war was cons spicuous.
Admiral Niblack succeeds Nice-Ad
mural Harry Mel. T. Huse, who has
been IN command of the United States
forces in European waters for the last
year. Admiral Uuse will relieve Rear
Admiral James L. Glcnnon. command
ant of the Third Naval District, at New
ork, who retltes soon because of age.
Secretary Daniels said that his ap-
pointment OF Admirals Wilson and Rod
man as commanders of the Atlantic
and Pacific fleets were the first he
made as rewards of distinguished serv-
zee N the war. He added that the as
slgnments Of Major General John A.
LeJeune as commandant Of the Marine
Corps and Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss
as commander Of the Asiatic fleet were
n recognition of their cons picuous
service during the war
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
To Garry Out Shipping Act
Joint Committee TO Adjust Rates
hy Land and Sea

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29-An apree-
rnent was reached to-day by the Ship
ping Board and the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the appointment of d
joiat committee to carry out the related
terms Of the shipping and transporta-
tions acts og1g2o.
The personnel Of the committee is as
yet undecided, Chairman Benson, Of the
Shipping Board. said tonight, but 1t
Will be composed OF SIX members, three
from each organization, who Will study
the cooperative features Of the new
Laws.
Among the important questions to be
taken up by the committee is the estab-
lishment Of preferential rail rates for
commodities transported FOR shipment
in American bottoms, and the working
out of a system for an equitable distri-
button of the countrys commerce
through the various ports.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
10 Reorganize Brazil Lloyd

RIO DE JANEIRO, De-. 2s.-A de-
cree reorganizing the Brazilian Lloyd
Steamship Line as a limited company
was signed by the President to-day.
The government will lold approx
nately so per cent OF the shares OF the
company, while the remember. will be
turned over for public subscriptien.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Lease to Penn II. II. Favored

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2e. - The
Pennsylvania Railroad announced to-
day that at the stockholders' meeting
Of the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago
d st: Louis Railrosd Company (the
Pan Handle) held tc cay in Pittsburgh
20 vote on the lease Ct the companys
property to the Pennsylvania Railroad,
S2S.11o shares, which ST par aggregates
Ss2 .o77 500 out of a tctal OF S4,51s 322
Of capital stock, voted in favor of the
lease
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Navy Orders

From The Tribuee'S Washington Burccm
WASHINGTON, Dec 29-The fol-
loving navy orders were issued to-day:
barry. Ems L. k to Pacific fleet
Nihlaek. Rear Admiral a. p to European
waters.
Brown. 1t. q. s) c. W. to I. s. S. Ban
crcft
Calhoun. 1t. Com G. X, to Philadelphia.
Denny. 1t Com A D. TO L. S. S Laval
Dennis Capt. J. B. to Great Lakes
Edmunds, Ems G D. 70 I. s. s. King
Gaines, 1t. 3. W. 10 Quartico.
IEsaaiy. 1t; j. E.. TO Dover
kaintus 1t Q. - G. r, 10 Atlantic feet.
lNellers, 1t. Il j., to Washingtou
Minrnck. 1t. W. T. to Washiugtoo.
N9rvell, Il q: g.) j. L. TO L. s. s water
Peay. Ems. G. H. l.. to Puget Sound.
stephan, L. y. r., 10 l.. : s Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Marine Orders

Frori 7Nc Tribuncs VashiNgfon Barsou
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Narine
Corps orders issued to-day follow:
Adams L. II +. to Guam.
Me!Vi!c, Capt. L. G.. 10 Mare Island.
hf1inyon. Capt. X E. to Ann apols.
lncCaug nc htry, Capt ". e, to Quantico.
brown. 1t. @. X. to Paris Island
Hammer, Capt. q O. 10 Paris Island.
Mahoney, "a 1t. J. J., to Paris Island.
larsen, ID 1t y. G, to Paris Island
wallace I'd 1t. c. r.. to Paris Island.
Simmons' Mar. Gun ". f., to Washington.
Bales, Capt. n. c, 10 North Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Tho connecting mails closc at tho General
PoHt Office and City Hall Post Once Sta
ton. New York. at p III. follows:
japan. Corea China except Shanghai
city,, Siberia. French Indo-China and
Netherlands East Indies. Via Seattle,
steamship Su~a Maru. December 80.
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands,
via san Francisco, l.. s. n r. Sherman.
December -.
Hawaii via San Francisco u. 9. A. IT.
Sheridan, January !.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, Via san Frau
cisco, steamship Persia Maru. January g.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French
Indochina, Netherlands East Indies (cxccpt
aumatra), and philippine islands. Via Van
couvcr and Victoria y. G.. steamship
En- Press OF Russia January s.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria. Z.
{. steamship Nlag ara, January is.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

political year cause to be held con-
terence OF the governors and interested
parties for the purpose OF informing
themselves and the public and deciding
on policy that will provide adequate
transportation for the industrial needs
of the New England States"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
.AERI(AN pORTS

BAITlMORE. Dec 20 - Arrived: strs
ia idbutie. Palo Blanca: Avordaie. Port
.obGs, Gcree. loca Grandc; Isfond eNor)
Cardift West Chaltala. Bremen. Sailed :
y / kent, Boston; TriiNouutain Port Io-
poHi Inku.a, London Wa Ihl!adniuila .
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
IORE.GN PORTS

Departures for New York
Br), (from NapIes).
xADDN. Dec rs s Clan Machrayne
'Hr2' Tr9m ,,rn1l Galeu,ta),
CrOm karachl)
PUSHING. Dec 29--s s cantlgnv.
R9TTERI, Dec 22-s s sarcoVie.
ANTWERP. Dec 92-S S Victorious
(SwedD.
LONDoN. Dec 24--s Port Bowen (Br).
~, SfiA ANDF S,l ~, Dec -4-S S Romeo (Br),
sUNDEKLAND. Dec 24-s s stonewaH.
ST MIcHAELs, Dec 2e-s 5 Hatchia
PERM. Dec 9o-str Urbino CBr.
MARSETELES Dec 2l--Str Elkridse
IALEEMO, Dec 16-Str Winding Gulf
HALIFAX Dee -J--Str Carolla (Brl.
Southampton.
ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK
HANRE. Dec 24-s s ronier (BeD
AlENAN DRIA Dec 26-S : Nireiniar.
IERGsN' pee eos ) 1hordis 5Nor).
PERRIN, Dee -f-a s Ioylo (BrJ. for
BUEs7Os AYREs, Dec c5 - American
PORT SAID, Dec 25-s 8 City OF oroa
S;i'i'A%eiiAI.' '9H DC 27-city Of Tlorcne-
lBr)
MoNrHvEDEo. Dec 25-s Kushvin4
cALIA6. Dc 27-s Santa Elisa.
GoTHENBURG, Dec 2t-Str stockholm
tSwed).
GENOA. Dec 21-str Cliftower CBrN
MARsElLLES Dec 2S-str Providence
lF~.
CARTTIAGENA. Dec 2s-str Bird city
BRES1. Dec 2G-Str titv Of Alameda.
DELAGOA BAY, Dec 26--Str TregenDa
CBr).
Dor. ' 8 -
G1AsGow. Dec 2s-str Galahad. Va
Philadelphia.
Mag3aroozag I'D; 10Th. italia Gu.
NApLES Dec 1e.--a,r Arsentius 'IN
GIJON, Dec I3--Str feruteia 'Brl.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Foreign Trade Notes

Canadian exports TO South Africa
earing September amounted to 50 234,-
ssD, in comparison with 1853 900 for
September, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

new regulation by the Polish Diet
sEsnoves the import duty from seventy
sse Commodities, including certain
.soas, metals, chemicals, machinery,
aSis, skins, woolen goods and cloth
Z heretofore subject TO duty.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Marine Reports
THE TIDES e.
Arrived Yesterday

arrived 1eSterQay
Str Santa Teresa Valparaiso, Dec Il;
Callao. Dec IL Cristobal, Dec 81; 70 w L
Grace & Co; with pass mails and mdse;
Piar 33. Bklyn.
str Norman Monarch tBr), Liverpool,
Dec .: to the Cunard Steamship Co; with
mdse; Pier b6. y r.
derson & Son; with Indse; TT Tth St..
str Fort Hamilton cBr). Bermuda. Dec
pass. mails and sndse; Pier 95. n r.
Str City Of Everett and barge o Co,
No 81 r,a Tampi,G3o' o,3 I"s, nee ~ to 7 WsTdsn
Str Brilliant and barge $ Q Co. No 90.
Tampco. Dec II; TO D Warden; with
crude oil anchored off Poorhouse Flats,
str Ell Alba. Galveston, Dec %; to the
Southern Pacific Co: with indse: Pier 81,
Str sagua. Santiago. Dec 2; Tera. Dec
and ndse: Pier 10, z II.
ss to Ss Shs Ff ued S1 Fruit CO. D ssla ns:
Rohins's D y. Bklyn
Str Aztec. Lobos, Dec 81 70 the veritas
Str Huoplace, Progreso. Dec II; Plym-
outh, Mass, Dec 2s: to the Munson Steam
ship Line; with mdse; Robins 2 y. Bl<lyn.
Str Walter a Iuctenhach Hamburg.
Dec Is. to the T.uckenhacN Steamship
Lire; with mdse; Il SD st, Bklyn.
STR Belvernon (Nor). Neuvtas, Dec &c:
tn tho Atlantic Fruit Co: with sugar; Pier
Str r F d Asche, Galveston. Dec 90: to D
T Warden; with oil; Pier G, Constable
schr Mary G Maynard, Georgetown. c.
off Bav Ridge Bklyn.
str Rochambeau (Fr), Havre, Dec 10; 80
Tie CompaEn7ic Generate Transair3fI9ue' y
Str hartford. Baton Rouge. Dec ~; TO
I S Mexican Oil Corp: with oil; Pier T.
Bayonne. \ T.
Str Alonrolian Prince (Br>. Hull; an
chored Off Quarantine.
Str Cambria, san Juan; anchored OF
Str Hayo Cand baree). Port Arthur; an
Str Wilhelm Jsbson, Tampico; anchored
VI str 1' Eiswick Park lnr). Norfolk; an
chored Oft Quarantine a,..a
str Rochelle CBr). New Orleans; an
chored off Quarantine.
Berth Changes
Vessel Trsnferred 70
snteitarn. Per ), Constable Hook. \ j
Calamares .................:. Pier g., : f
nerbyline, Anchored re- . OF Il, $
Mdeemont. Pier 3. Erie Basin, B.Hllyn
Edith 90 ta Pier = rsT sIe I HOOK k1ya I
locasti Anchored of BAY Ridge, Bkiyn
Jotnar. r......... Pier .. E l. l.. Jersey city
Lakeville. Foot 13ed St r
". "Hsport. ...--.. fler h1noKeA
Peter II CroUeN. ........ Pier 45, Bklyn
san Iscinto...........W Whale Creek l. G
Santa Olivia. Pier A, Rklvn
Stavaugeren....... Foot Conover ST. hlyn
T * Bentley. ey.......... Foot 6oth nf u II
Ninton County. Anchored off FED
Hook Flats Is 'Slyn
War Phsrata; ......Fier I. Tidewater \ y ), ;
NestnlOrci nd Foot 2lSt st, - u
Naauiuas -.. Robins . u, : klyn