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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07

pesza otrzymana przez Eel Paso
Times" Cd correspondence tego
pisma w Torreon, Meksyk, oznaj
mia, re Francisco Villa podpisal
ukiad - zawieszenia broni i Ego
dill sic zaprzestac dalszych alta
kow ma wojska f~ederalne, koleje j
miasta.
Przewodca bandytow zgodzil
sic take poddac pod pewnymi
warunkami, ktore majaIbyc maj
pierw potwierdzone przez prowi-
zorycznego prezydenta de la HUI
erte. Elias L. Torres jest autorem
tych ukiadow pomiedzy Villa a
Huerta. Villa W liscie swym pre-
sianym przez Torres'a oSwiadcza,
re ME ma zamiaru sprzeciwiac sic
cywilnemu rzadowi i re uznaje de
la Huerte prowizorycznym Prey
dentem Meksyku.
Eagle Pass, Tex, 7. lipea. -
Meksykanski pociag wiozacy pie
Made zosta} napadniety wczoraj
przez bandytow przyczem $4,000
w ziocie stanowilo irp oprysz-
k6w. Raporta nadchodzace tn do
nosza, re bandyci k~ontroluja Non
clova, Coachuila. zadne pociagi
ME kursuja poza Sabinas. Woj--
ska federalne zostaiy wysiane do
powyzszych miejscowosci.
SKRARZIONO TOWAR
WARTOSCI KILKA MILO
NOW DOLARoW.
Nowy, York, 7. lipca. - Trzej
marynarAz handlowego parow-
ca Beige przyznali sic magi-
stratowi Fleischmann'owi, re juz
p~rzeszio Cd roku kradli towar z
okret6w .Miedzykrajowej han
dlowej marynarki.' Przez ten
Gas skradziono towaru wartosci
kilhu mitionow dolarow. Zfodzie-
je obecnie znajduja sic pod Rat
eva $500. Podali swe nazwiska
iako George Cullen, George Pat
terson i Thomas Wells. Detekty-
wi wierza, re ztodzieje CT okrada-
Ii r6wniez porty europejskie i
skradli towaru W wartoSci co mai
mniej $1,000 600.
PRZEWoDCY DEMOKRA-
TYCZNI PLANUJA KAMPA--
ME COX'A.
San Francisco, 7. lipca. - No.
Wv demokratyczny komitet kra-
jcwy przybyl tn wczoraj. Pc kro-
tkiej dyskusyi mad Planami zorga-
nizowania sic, odroczono posie--
dzenie ma wnioseek przewodnicza
cego Cummings'a. Pc sformowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07

niu stosownych plan6w Rampant
komitet uda sic z wizyta do gu
bernatora Cox'a w Dayton, Ohio.
STRESZCZONY zYcIoRYS
COX'A.
l870-1S90 - Urodzi} sic W
Jacksonburg, Ohio, Sligo marca.
1870. Pc ukohczeniu m~iejscowe]
szkolki, zostai nauczycielem
(18S6) w Middleton, o. w roku
1890 otrzyma} posade jake repor-
ter pisma Cincinnati Inquirer
- pozniej zostai redaktorem te-
goz pisma.
1898 - 0zenil sic z pania
Mayme L. Harding, z Cincinnati,
23go maja.
1894 - Udai sig do Waszyng-
tcnu jake prywatny sekretarz
kongresmana Paul J. Sorg'a.
1898 - Powrocil do dziennikar-
silva jake wlasciciel i redaktor pi-
sma dayton News"
1908 - Zakupii w~ydawnictwo
Springfield (Ohio) Press Repu-
bic" i zmienil naive ma Spring
field News.
1908 - Zostai obrany cz}on-
klein kongresu ma demokratycz--
nyn ,.tykiecie" Z trzecieeo dys-
tryktu. Byl czynnym czIonkiem
W 61-ym i 62-im k%ongresie.
1912 - Wybrany gubernatorem
Stanu Ohio.
1914 - Byl kandydatem do re-
elekcyi ma gubernatora Stanu O.
hio, lecz zostaf pokonany przez
Frank B. Willis, ktGry przedsta-
viii nazwisko senatora Harding'a
ma niedawnej republikahskfeJ
konwencyi w Chicago.
1916 - Zn6w zglosif kandyda-
ture ma gubernatora Stanu Ohio,
tym razem zostal w%ybrany, ivy
ciezajac Frank Willis'a, kt6ry u
biegai sic o reelekcye.
1917 - PoSlubil pania Marga-
retta P. Blair z Chicago, logo
w~rzesnia.
1918 - Obrany gubernatorem
Stanu Ohio pc raz trzeci.
1920 - Dnia 2go lutcgo zslo-
sill swa kandydature do nominacyi
ma prezydenta w dzienniku Mid
dleton Ohio Journal. Dnia SGD
lipca zostal nominowany ma pre-
zydenta przez demokratyczna kra
iowa konwencye W San Francis
co.
o WEGIEL OLA MARY
NARKI.
San Francisco, z. lipca. - Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
w PRADZE.

Praga.
Dzienniki donosza, IL w zwi4-
zku Z ostatniemi wydarzcnia;ni
ia froncie bolszewickim. Rosy1-
nic, przebywajqcy W wielkiej Ii
czbie w Pradze, odbyli W ostat-
rich czasach kilka zgromadzcn ma
kt6rych zastanawiali sic mad
sprawl podjecia piracy polityc<-
mel. Utworzono organizacye w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07

lcny, re powoianie to ME spocze'
10 ma moich barkach."
McAdoo okazywal sic faktycz'
ME ca2kowicie zadowolony i pc,
wiedziai, re p6zniej wytiomaczy
przyczyny tego, Ma liczne zapy'
tania dziennikarzy odpowiada
dyplomatycznie i prosii ich, by
tyEko ogiosili, IL jest ,,bardzc
wdzieczny wszystkim przyjacio'
Tom "a ich poparcie1"
VILLA ZGADZA SIZE MA "a
WIESZENIE BRONI.
Ell Paso, Tex, 7. Hpca. De
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07

Pradze partyi Milukowa, ktorej
centrala znajduje sic W Paryzu.
C'tworzyla sic rowniez partya 70
syiskich socyal = rewolucyoni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
ERAJOWE|

Dokonczenie re strony ~l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07

ZAPAS PIEKNYCH VOILES
jasne j cienme deSenie, reg. Sl.W
wartoScsi ma wyprzatniecie jard
tylkO
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Macy Orders

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The Bureau
Of Navi cation of the Navy Department
o-day issued the following orders:
Adams. Lieutenant Gunor grade) Arthur
s., to Submarine Division 6.
Chambers. Lieutenant Commander Medical
Corps). William. to Manila, P. I.
Dessez. Commander Paul T.. to naval air
station, Pensacola, Fla.
fairlamb. Lieutenant George R., to u. S. s.
Smith Thompson as engineer officer.
Fife. Liuet James, to command u. S. S. NJ
Flattley. Chief Gunner Thomas NJ, to u S.
Harris. Lieutenant Commander Edward E.,
to U. S. S. Mercy.
Hunter, Lieutenant Harold O'D., to U. S. S.
Dixie.
Jayne. Lieutenant John X, to U. 8. s. Full
Meyers. Boatswan Henry r., to U. S. s.
Dixie.
Northington. Lieutenant (Medical Corps)
Page O., to navy yard, Boston.
Pratt, Lieutenant Commander Lester L., to
Reed. Lieut.; Dental Corps) Commander
Great Lakes. III. 'A'~' Training S'a''0n
spalding. Lieut.: (Medicsl Corps) Harry B.,
to naval hospital, Norfolk.
~ William A.. to U. S. S. Denver. '
,Iebey. Ensign Nelson S.. to U. S. S. Dixie
Train. Capt. Charles r., to command de-
stroyer Flotilla 2. Atlantic fleet
Wood. Lieut.. Leighton, to U. 8. S. Putnam
executive.
Palmer. Lieut.. q. G. Charles t.. to naval
port officer. Brest
Ripley. Chief Gunner Charles H., to head
quarters, London.
Tueele. Lieut. q. c. Richard B.. to former
Austro- Hungarian battleship Radetxky.
Hills. Ensign Fred S., to Radetzky.
Weiss. Lieut.. 81. g. Frederick W., to u s.
S. Eagle g.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Great Britain Needs
100000 New Homes
Lord AstOr Decries Praise Be-
cause He Is Only Husband
of ssLady Nancy,

LONDON, Jan. s.-England nssys to
be rebuilt, to meet successfully the
housing needs. This was the opinion
expressed to-day by Viscount Astor,
Parliamentary Secretary to the Health
Ministry, before the Society of Archi-
tccts. The country needs, not the 500,-
900 homes, so often spoken of, but 8O0,-
900.
He declared the problem must be
viewed not with the idea Of clearing up
the plague spots in the various cities
or setting out few garden cities. He
was optimistic that enough skilled labor
would be available in the spring and
summer to meet the requirements.
A previous speaker had lauded the
ministry's housing work, though it has
been much criticised by the press. Wis
count Astor said he had not expected
that such fame would be thrust upon
him, in view of the fact that he had
failed to get it on the turf, when he
lost the Derby by head, and because
recently he had been relegated to the
status Of "the husband Of Lady Nancy"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Hundreds Here Lack Coal
Charity Organization Society
. Makes Appeal for Funds

Winter with its bitter cold is now
gripping the city, bringing suffering
to hundreds Of poor families Where
sickness or death have robbed the home
Of the wage earners toiling mothers
find it difficult to provide even the
necessities of life. Fuel, like every
thing else, is at top prices and can
only be bought by them in small auan-
titles because of lack of money and
storing place.
"Tony," who runs the coal CELLAR
around the corner, sells his tenement
customers coal by the bucket and kim
ding wood by the bundle. This means
paying even more than is charged for
the ton or load. 1t takes a good hot
fire to make himsily-built tenement
comfortable. Cheap rents mean cold
water flats. Here the CHEEKY sound of
steam coming up early in the morning
or the rush of hot water following the
turning of a faucet are unknown. In
stead each morning, no matter how
bitter the weather. fresh fire must be
started, as banking" is too great luz
ury. All too often the coal scuttle
is empty and the children remain hud-
died in bed in order to keep warm.
The Charity Organization Society is
asking The Tribune readers to help
raise money to buy sufficient fuel for
families under it's care. With such a
fund they can contract for coal and
wood to be delivered as needed through
out the winter and prevent much real
hardship. Gifts sent to this society.
at 105 East Twenty second Street, will
be greatly appreciated and promptly
acknowledged.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
AMERICAN A PORTS

BALTIMORE. Jan S-Arrived: Str Port
An5eaT sosToN S0F Jan s&r4Hed s,rs oomu
gee, Jucaro, Cuba: Walter D .Noyes, Nor
folk; America, Norfolk, Lake conesus,
News. Sailed: strs Maasdijl iDutchl,
Rotterdam; Goa tport, New York; Lake
Tannin, Rio Janeiro and Bucnos Ayres;
JACKsONvILL. Fla. Jan s-sailed: strs
Lenape,, New York via Charleston; How
:. FERNANDINA. Fla. Jan s-sailed: Str
East Mop1p Gapes /, New w Orleans; s.,a. s.x r,,.
Linden, Progresso; schrs Dorothy Brink
man, man. Santiago; Purnell N White, Liverpool.
SAIL sa1e9 Str g. Dm9r Bosas & Del roro
NEwPoRT News. Jan s-Arrived: strs
Bayway. Stockholm: Braa tNor). Tampa;
NORFOLK. Jan S--.Arrived: Strs Lake
Yahara, New York; Chantcier New York;
Mndns u !' Leshorn lake ssna Afne
denas; Cote Blanche Cristobal; Berwyn.
Havrc; Chappell. Chiparra: Chantier. Pan,
strathcona Br), Baltimore; Betsy Bell,
Alexandria, Va.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan s-Arrived: Str
Havana. Sailed: str Indian (Br), Liver
nJ1sl sSP, s sr 'aa nu 5Has;sna
Halifax): Lake Gaspar, Norfolk; West
Zulu. Baltimore.
PORT EADs, La. Jan s-Arrived: strs
Cadiz lspanish). Galveston. Mount Etna
(Br), Galveston; Okesa. Mobile; Orainian
tBr9. Liverpool; Polarine. Europe; socony,
Norfolk: schrs CudadO de Farragona
(Spansh) Spain: Nomis, Progreso Sailed !:
Strs Edward l. Doheney, Tampico; Oregon,
Belize; Parismina Bocas del Toro via
iCristobal and Havana; Tintoretto (Br),
Gulf Port; West Harshaw. Liverpool via
Manchester.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Jan Arrived: ::
Str Lake Fantquer. Arroyo, Porto Rico !;
schr City Of Baltimore Matanzas Sailed ::
Str Miami, Key West
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan s.-Arrived: Str
City Of Atlanta. New York Sailed: strs
TAMPA, Fla, Jan 8-Arrived: Str Lake
Maurepas, Calet Buena via New Orleans.
Kershaw, Norfolk; Novian (Br). Colon
Sailed: Strs Lake Casper, Portland for
Norfolk; Lake Silver, Norfolk; Lake Dun
more. Norfolk.
CRIsToBAL. Jan s.-,,-Arrived eth: strs
Stuyvesant (Dutch). Amsterdam; Fort SILL
New York; Clodia, Cuban port Delft (Dut),
Amsterdam.
BALBOA, Jan g.. Arrived 7th: strs
August tNor), lquique: 6th, Caddo, africa.
Sailed 7th: Los Angeles Antofagasta;
Hesperos (Nor). Iauique; Lake Buckeye,
erner, Yokohama; Santa Olivia, Iquique
Stephen Jones, Iquique; Aysen (ChiD.
Valparaiso.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Jan s.-Arrivcd: :
Strs Barnwcll. Tampco: Currier. Boston: {:
Houma. New York and sailed for Tan
Texas, Charleston; Gulf Coast Jackson
Vile; War Rance (Br). Loughswilly; APP
palachee (Br), Avonmouth; War Hindo
(Br), Davenport.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
England Not Relaxing
Its Watch Over Spies
Drastic Laws Passed During the
War Will Be Continued.
With Minor Changes
NetU York Tribune
FOret0n Press Rur~o,,

LONDON, Dec. 17.-When Standing
Committee &C" Of the House Of Com
mons resumed cons liberation of the
war emergency laws continuance bill
Colonel Wedgwood moved an amend
ment to omit the regulation restricting
the use of assumed names, says "The
London Times" He urged that we
should resume our old national policy
OF absorbing aliens with freedom to
assume British names. He had re-
Gently received a Letter from gen.
tleman, whose name was something
Ike wine and whisky" who said he
so much appreciated the attitude Of
the member on the question in Parlia-
ment that he had decided to adopt his
name: He Colonel Wedgwood) had
no objection. Why should any one
else? Colonel Wcdgwood's proposal
was 1 eventually rejected by l6 to 9.
General to rcinsert Regulation 18a,
which prohibits communications with
enemy. agents, there were strong pro-
tests from one section Of the commit
tee. The Attorney General said it
must not be assumed that because the
war was over all espionage had ceased.
iherc was as much need for the regu-
latlon law now as ever.
Colonel Wedgwood said the Attor-
nrey Generals explanation only showed
how dangerous was this power. It
was perfectly certain to be used
against those who were called Bolshe-
visits in this country. Any Of them
who had met Litvinoff in 1917 would
be likely to come under the regulation.
Arthur Henderson also protested.
How were they, he asked. to know
when they we're not doing anything
"prejudicial" in the opinion of some
secret service department? IIe re-
lated his experiences at the recent In
ternational Conference at Berne,
when, although they had passports and
all necessary authority to attend, he
and the other British delegates were
the objects Of attention. Of British
spies. He knew that because of a
spy's reports to the home authorities
on their movements came accidentally
into his hands.
The Attorney General said that these
powers were specially asked for by the
War Office, and the inclusion of the
regulation was agreed to.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Humidity
General Weather Conditions


WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.-The Southwest
ern disturbance is central tonight over Ten
nessee in moderate form and rains and
SHOWS continued generally in the Ohio Val
ley and the Southwest and rains in the Gulf
and Atlantic states except Florida There
were also light local SHOWS in the lake region
and the extreme Northwest. Elsewhere the
weather was fair with continued high pres
sure throughout the West.
1t is much warmer in the South Atlantic
states and Alabama and much colder west
ward through Texas. 1t is also colder in the
central states. the upper lake region and
the plains states and slightly warmer in the
extreme Northwest
There will be rain Friday in the Atlantic
states. rain or snow in the east Gulf states,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and snow in
the lake region. followed by, generally fair
weather Saturday except in New York and
New England and along the lower lakes,
where snow is probable
It will be colder Friday in the lower lake
region and the Ohio Valley and much colder
in Tennessee and the east Gulf states with
cold wave by night. 1t will be much colder
Saturday in the South Atlantic states and
somewhat colder in the Middle Atlantic states
and New England.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Eastern
New York-Snow and colder north, rain
south portion. Friday; Saturday, local SHOWS
and colder.
Western New York-Snow Friday. SLIGHTLY
colder; Saturday, local SHOWS.
Southern New England Rain or snow
Friday and probably Saturday; colder Sat
urday.
Northern New Engand-Snow north
snow or rain south portion, Friday. colder :
Saturday. snow, colder in Maine
New Jersey. Delaware. Eastern Pennsyl-
vania-Rain Friday; Saturday colder and
probably clearing.
Western Pennsyvania-Snow north, snow
or rain south portion, Friday, colder by
night Saturday, cloudy probably snow near
Lake Erie.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Marine Corps

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.-Marine Corps
orders issued to-day by the Navy Depart
ment follow:
Ordered to marine barracks, Quantico. Va. ::
Miller Major E. B. Floyd. Capt. e. T..
Bartlett. Major H. G. Deyer. Capt. r. 9. .ir
Decarre Capt A. Woods, Capt.S. A. jr.
Sinclair, Capt G. G. Collier, Capt. E. F. G.
Reynolds. Capt G. B. Kingston. Cept. A.
Neslin, Capt. J. D. Blake, Captain Robert
Anthony. Capt. r. c., to naval air station.
Lowther. I'd Lieutenant M. L., to marine
barracks. Norfolk, Va.
Hne Capt. o. c.. to headQuart Wash
ington.
Following officers of 18th Separate Bat
talon to marine barracks. Quantico, Va:
Price. Major c. F. B. McManus, 1st 1t. M. L.
Rowell, Major Ross e. Newton, LIST 1t. Don D.
Moore. Capt. J. T. Edison. 1st 1t. M. A.
Grimm. Capt. Charles Crouch. I'd 1t H. P.
Gilchrist, Capt. C. P. Corning, I'd It. S. P.
Bennett, LIST 1t. ]. c. Clifford I'd 1t. D. L.
Jarnagin, 1st 1t. r. L.
Fay, Lieut.. Col. William g. resigned.
Richard, 1st 1t. M. A., to marine barracks,
Haley. I'd it. j. j., to United States.
Harrington, Major S. NJ, to infantry school
at Camp Benning, Georgia.
Eastman, Major N. A., to command naval
ammunition depot Dover. N. J.
Following to marine aviation force. Hayti
Major, 1st It. H. c. Titus, I'd It. H. II.
Wiedemer I'd 1t. Roy Bowen, I'd 1t. Jas. G.
Sullivan, I'd 1t. Leo
Following to marine aviation force Santo
Domingo:
Adams. I'd 1t H. j. Ford. I'd 1t. c. r.
Norton, ,'1; . q It. IL " J. Boyden' I'd It. H. D.
Following to Marine Barracks, Quanuco
Va:
David, I'd 1t. R. F.. Rovegno. I'd 1t E.
Palmer. I'd 1t. H. B. Scht, I'd 1t. c. T..
Simmons, Marine Gunner Marshall r., to
Marine Barracks, Washington.
Smith. Major 8. L., resigned.
TiRhe, First Lieutenant T. A., TO Marine
Barracks, Mare Island, Cal.
Raymond, First Lieutenant r. H.. to Marine
Barracks, Mare Island, Cal.
- Following to naval air station, Pensacola
Fla:
Kelley, 1st 1t. F. j. Zea. I'd 1t. S. L.
Dubel 1st It, B. Keyhoe, I'd 1t. d. E,
Wallace. I'd 1t. c. e.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
FOREIGN PORTS

(Greek5. hiladelphia.
ANTWERP; Jan 4.sa,'ed str g. casdo.
city ORD. New York via Halifax.
BAHIA. Jan 6 Arrived: Str Queen
Louise (Br), New York for Rio de Janero.
BREMEN, Dec 3o--Arrived Str Sacca-
Kappa, New Orleans; 31st, Francis I. Skin
BUENOs AYREs, Jan - Sailed: Str
Paysandu. New York.
CHERBoURG, Jan s-saled: Str Lapland
CHRlsTIANIA. Jan 7-Arrived: Str Gan
toGl5 Roek K 4Nor> New York damaged Z, 1s
Luckenbach, New York for Rotterdam.
FLTsIiING. @ Jan 5..Arrived Str Michi-
GHENT, Jan 2-Arrived Str Hachuca,
Colon. etc.
GoTHENBuRG. Dec 81 Arrived: Str
War Expert (Br). Port Arthur. Tex.
HAMBURG. Jan 2-Arrived Str Bristol,
Buenos Ayres.
HAvRE, Jan 5-Arrived Str Masuda,
LISBON. Jan s-Arrived: Str Western
NANTES Jan pasn ,t> Arryed Aux schr
Dobbic lBr). Fogo. N F.
PALERMO. Dec so-sailed: Str Titan
ST M1CHAEIs Jan ARRIVED: Str Car
nocopia. Portland. Me. for Genoa
SINGAPORE. Dec s1-sailed Str West
Modus. from Batavia for New York.
Crayson. Baltimore.
TENERIFFE. Jan o-Sailed: Str Bocko-
noff, from Barcelona. for Norfolk.
ANCONA, Dec 24--Arrived: Str E,risses
(Greek). Philadelphia.
ANTWEEP. Jan 4rsailcd: Str CaIedo
Gsr ct Br Sew New x0 York ATrvfd 1a Max Str
AVONMOUTH, Jan 4-Sailed: Str Saluda
! New York.
BAHIA. Jan 6 Arrived: Str Queen
u, nARBADoEs Jan a-Arrived: Str Pa
BREMEN, Dec 3o--Arrived: Str Sacca-
rappa,: New Orleans; s1st, Francis l. Skin
BUENOs AYREs. Jan 5-sa1led Str
Paysandu. New York.
CHERbURG. Jan s-salled: Str Lap
land lBrl. New York.
CHRlSTIANIA. Jan Arrived: Str Gam
took Rock (Nor). New York, damaged
COLOMBO. Jan 5-Arrived: str Clan
Keith (Br), New York.
| DUNGENESS. Jan Passed: Strs Chal-
.enger, New york for London Edward
Luekenbach. New York for Rotterdam
rap rIIsnlNS Rr1 Nv Jan 1nr ARRIVED: str Mici-
CHENr. Jan ARRIVED: Str Hachuca,
War Expert (Br), Port Arthur, Texas.
HAMBURG, Jan 2--Arrived: Str Bristol.
BuenOs Ayres.
HAVRE. Jan 5-Arrived: Str Masuda,
New York
LISBON, Jan s-Arrived: str Western
Pride; Z IpiXysrpooi for Savannah.
ston La Plata (for Rotterdam)
LIVERPOOL. Jan s-Arrived: Str sSapi-
nero. Galveston via Norfolk
! LONDON. Jan s-Arrived Strs Hamp-
stead Heath tBr). Portland Trevanion
(Br) Halifax via Portland.
| MANCHESTER. Jan S-Arrived: Str
Manchester Exchange (Br), philadelphia
NANTES. Jan = Arrived Aux schr
Commandant Roisin (Fr). Baltimore
NAPLES. Dec 81 - Arrived: Aux schr
Dobbe (Br), Fogo. n f.
PALERMO, Dec 3o-saiied: Str Titan
| (Fr), New York.
olulu, New York via Newport News.
ST MlCHAELS. Jan Arrived: Str
Carnocopia. Portland, Me. for Genoa.
SAvONA. Dec 2o-Arrived: Str Musors.
SINGAPORE. Dec 3l-Saiied: Str West
Modus. from Batavia for New York
TALCHAPHANO Jan -- Arrived: Str
Grayson Baltimore.
TENERIFFE. Jan c-~Saled: Str Bocko.
noff. from Barcelona. for Norfolk
sag Harbor, Norfolk
RARRy Ian S--Saicd: Str Lakeside.
| New York.
DuDNOs AyREs. Jan S-saiied; Str
Polar Star. Barcelona
BuENos AyREs, Jan s-~Arrved: Str
Alban (Dr). New York
DOVER, Jan 7-Saied: Str Dclphinn.
Hamburg Nrom Savannah}
IQUIQUE Jan b---Sailod str Boxlsy.
MoNTgvlpEp jan Stalled, str
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Lawyers Predominate in
French Chamber of Denut;es

PARIS, Dec. 16.-Lawyers predomi-
nate again in the newly elected French
Chamber. Of it's 626 members 1874 are
Farmers come next, with 50. The army
and navy are represented by % depu
ties, Of whom two are generals, one a
vice admiral and two aviators. Fifteen
members are classed as working men"
and only five are bankers.
The churches are represented by four
Roman Catholic priests and by three
Protestant pastors. Twelve members
are of the Jewish faith.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Strike Bug Bites "Poor Lo"

When time was called one morning
recently on the trenches being built
tor 10 new water mains at Winnemuccu,
New, all the Indians on the job sat
ao"n and waited until the contractor
came along. whats the matter; why
aren't you fellows at work :" he
asked. Then one Of the Piutes ex-
planned that they wanted so cents
more day. They had made no de-
mands, sent no committee to the boss
nor anything, but just quit work and
waited until the reason was asked
Inc loh had to be rushed with all
possible speed and the red men got
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Haig May Get New Honor
Field Marshal Slated for 'sCon.
stable Of Tower Of London''

LONDON, Dec. 24-Rumor has IL
that Field Marshal Earl Haig will be
appointed to the decorative post Of
Constable OF the Constable of the
Tower of London" which has become
vacant through the death of Field Mar
shal Sir Evelyn Wood. This position
was a residence Of the Kings Of Eng
land.
The uniform worn by the Constable
on state occasions is one Of the most
magnificent and snowy in the kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
New Opera Produced

PARIS, Dec. j9.--Enrique Granados's
opera "Goyescas" was produced to- dav
at the Paris Opera House. Maria Mo-
liza, Spanish dancer, aroused great in
terest in her interpretations, with the
result that there is sharp cleft be-
tween "molinists" and "nnti-molinists"
among her sisters Of the ballet. Graaa-
dos perishcd on his return voyage from
America aboard the Sussex. which was
torpedoed by German submarine.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
KARAcH1, Dec sl-Arrived: Str Abron.

KARAcH1, Dec sl--Arrived: Str Abron.
New York
LIVERPOOL. Jan S--Arrived: strs sapi-
Galveston; 1Tth West Oelina. Philadel
phia: Senator (Br), Galveston and Pen
sacola Sailed Str Empress of France
LONDON. Jan s-Arrived: Strs Hamp
stead Heath (Br). Portland: Trevanion
tBr). Halifax via Portland; Michigan lBr),
HosolSie. Boston. Sailed: Str Vestalia
(Br). New York
MONTEvIDEO. Jan arrived: Str
Glenelg (Br), Port Arthur.
PARA, Jan Arrived: Strs Edward
L Doheny, New York via New Orleans;
9Th Lake Gazette. New York; 5th, Glen
afrc (Br), New York.
PISAGUA. Jan 6-Sailed: Str National
Bridge. Panama.
PLYMOUTH. Jan s-sailed: Str Noordam
(Dutch), New York.
PORT SAID. Dec 3l-Arrived: Str Es-
tura (Br), Port Arthur.
olulu. New York via Newport News
Sailed: Str jeanette Skinner, Barcelona.
SABANG. Jan ARRIVED: Str Moorish
Prince (Br). New York.
SALAVERRY, Jan 6-Sailed: Str An
nette Rolph, Vancouver. b c.
SINGAPORE Dec 3l-Arrived: Str
Santa Cruz. San Francisco.
ST VINCENT Jan 6-Arrived: Strs City
of Delhi (Br), New York (for Fremantle) !;
Biloxi, Buenos Ayres (for Rotterdam).
THAMESHAVEN. Jan ARRIVED Str
Wassaic, New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
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