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By United States Naval Communi
cation Service.

distance given In miles
Achilles I'll S Cape Henry noon 9TH.
Acme lat 16 81. Ion % IS noon 7th.
Alabama 10 ,SW South Pass noon ,th.
ArEon 1876 SCI Sabine buoy noon Tth.
lrtigaT 200 S Hatteras noon Sth.
Astral 425 from San Francisco PM 9th.
Atena1 81 n Bocas noon eth.
Baldhill so Sc Ambrose PM 7th.
Bearport .475 San Francisco PM 9Th.
Bradford $40 y San Francisco AM 9th.
Brandon + Block Island noon sth.
Breifond lat 10 O5, Ion 6S i6 Sth
Broad Arrow 2,514 from San Francisco
PM 9th.
Bromore Castle 80 Sc Ambrose AM Sth.
Due New York 4 80 AM 9th
Burnwel 213 SSW Sabine noon It'll.
Cabrille 149 SW Block Island noon sth.
Calamares 80 Scotland l. noon eth.
Cambridge lat 90 %, Ion SO 30 noon 7th.
Cape May 40 S San Francisco AM 9th.
Caracas or Sc Ambrose noon 7th.
Carlton 200 Hatteras noon 18th.
Carrlo 80 " Kingston noon 7th
Carriage $50 " Cristobal noon It'll.
Casper 20 Il Overfalls l. noon Sth.
Cayo Mambe 1fS S Ambrose noon nth
Cecil County 245 w by Key West noon
7th
Cedar Branch 40 Cape Mala 8 PM 18th.
Chalmette 162 SW South Pass noon eth.
City of Everett 165 S Scotland L noon
Ith
City OF Savannah 1913 Hatteras noon sth.
City Of Spokane 3,040 w Seattle s AM 9Th.
City Of Vernon 30 w Tortugas noon 9TH.
Colon 1877 NNE Colon noon Tth.
Colthraps $50 l. Cape Henry noon 18th
Columbia abeam Nantucket l. go PM
sth.
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Transatlantic Eiails.


Germany %. via Hanburs, also parcei
post mai for Germany Au tha, Caecho-
Sloyskia Hun ary AID Switzerland Fr
Sophie Ric'.mcrs. c PM. . 90
Greece %, via Pi us str Patrt' lo;'o
AM.
Europe. Aria and West Ia deter
mail ony) Ia Liyt rpool. by a. 10 que !,
Britain : pAi up e;"o PAD.
WEDNESDAY, NOV EAIDER 10.
GiMana uae and srcece y, Via CHI
RATA Nallr % IA a. also parcel post
mail for ii ar. Italy and Greece, str
Aaores land and Gibraltar Gtaly >.
via Ponta r. lsada. Gib. al a. and Ma les !;
also parcel post mails for Azores. Gibraltar
and italy. tr Crttic, $50 PM.
South Africa -, via Cape Town, also
parcel post mail for Union OF South N
rica. Bechunnaland Protectorate, Portuguese
East Afri a. Northern and Southern Rho
desia and South West Africa ProtoctOrate.
str Corfe Cattle. IL VI (sup II so PND.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II.
Spain (D, via Vigo and Corunna also
parcel post mails for Spain, Canary Islands
and Ceu,a, M,lila and Tangier in Morocco,
str Alfonso Kill AM.
Danzig: also parcel post malls for Ger
many, Austria, Czecho -Slovakia. Hungary.
Switzerland and Poland. str Susquehanna, o
AM.
Netherlands and Germany, via Rotterdam;
also parcel post mails for Netherlands, str
Andrea f Luckenbach, II NJ (sup IL 80
PM
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ARRIVED.

Str Drottningholm (Sw). Gothenburg Oct
2s, to the Swedish American line, with u
first, 1913 second cabin, 6I3 steernge pas
sengers, mails and mdse. Went to pier DO
North River.
80. TO the Norwegian American line. with
rs first Pa second cabin. AZ steerage pas
sengers, mails and mdse.
Str La Lorraine (Fr). Havre Oct 30. to the
Compagnie GeneIale TRANSFORMATIONS. with
lT9 first, Psi second cabin. 49e steerage pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went 20 pier 81.
Str Hellig olav DAM. Copenhagen and
Chrlstiania. 10 the northumberland
line, with passengers, mails and mdse.
Str Rmousk (Br). Liverpool Oct q, TO
the White Star line, with mdse. Went to
pier 60, North River.
Str Victorious. Glasgow Oct %, TO the
American line. In ballast. Went TO pier 60,
North River.
STR Lake rohna. Hull Oct 10 and Havre
21st. TO J II winchester Co. with mdse.
Went to Mar IN Dock. Staten Island.
Str Port Melbourne (Br), Hull.
str Antinous, Southampton Oct IS. to the
n Star line. in ballast. Anchored off
III sehoharie, Hamburg Oct 81 and Brix-
,Il 25th to the Kerr Steamship Co, Ltd,
II mdse. Went to pier 4. Army Base.
Str West Cawtnon. Naples Oct 10. to the
-een Star line. In ballast.
pit IS, Durham 2sth. East London 3oth.
goa Bay Oct . and Cape Town sth, to
re, Union 6 Ca,tls line With mdse' Went to
Str I'll Mundo, Galveston Nov .. to the
southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went TO
Ter 81, North River.
Str George IL Jones, Galveston Nov l. TO
Warden; with oil. Went to pier 6.
Unstable Hook, NJ.
Str Momus. New Orleans Nov 9. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
ndse. Went TO pier 40, North River.
Str Fort Pitt Bridge, Norfolk. Anchored
off Stapeton.
Str Lake Frances. Richmond. Va. Went
20 pier 46, East River
Str Chinampa, Montreal Nov /, to D T
Warden. In ballast.
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GLASGOW. Nov G-sailed. strs Kamour-
aska (Br). st 1ohn. NIB; West Gotomska
5SH TH hysBPHe9 SSy sanrved str Usage
Sailed I'd. ship 'rransocean Csw). Hampton
HALIFAX. Ms. Nov 8-Arrived. str Lady
of Gaspe (Br). Boston.
Sailed 9th, strs Aanmore (Br), Liverpool
Munorway (Nor), Ohrigtlania.
HAVRE. Nov 4-ATrived. str La Touraine
sa,iied 9Th, str siciEan CBr). from Glasgow
HONG KONG. Nov a-sailed. strs TJikem-
bang Dutch, San Francisco:
HULL, Nov Sailed str Mar Rojo (sp)'
Arrived 7th. str Francisco Br). New
KOBE. Nov 3--ArriveA strs Empress of
Asia (Br). Vancouver; Toyohnshi Maru
Arrived 9Th. str Gothic Prince CBr). New
LA las 'i PAhM3s. Nov ARRIVED, str Ker-
moor BTenos Aires for HaFburg. p,o,c,o =
Pendi5ton, Newport News
LIVERPOOL. Nov 6-saiAad. str vestris
O3r), New York.
Arrived 9th. strs British Earl (Br), Port
Arthur Via Avonmouth; Nantasket' Jack
sonville.
LIZARD, Nov Passed, str soestdyls
Dutch. New Orleans for Rotterdam.
LONDON. Nov ARRIVED, str Waubesa.
Sailed 7th. str Macklnaw CIsr). Phnadel-
LYTTELToN, Nov 4-Arrived, str Fultala
(Br), New York.
MALAGA, Oct 3o--Sailed, str Cubo Ortegal
(Sp), from Tarragona for New Work.
MANCHESTER. Nov 6-Arrived. str Gloria
de Larrinaga (Br). Galveston.
Sailed Cd. str Manchester Hero ODD
Montreal mot New York;.
MARSEILLES, Nov 3-Arrived, str Cairn-
gowan (BD. Montreal.
MOLIENDO. Nov ARRIVED. str Santa
MONTREAL. Nov ARRIVED, strs Ignazio
Florio QtaD, Sunderland; Melmore Head
CBr). Belfast; Honorius (Br). New York.
Mottsfont (Br). Antwerp.
Sailed eth, strs Dayton. Tampco; Cherca
GtaD. Gibraltar; CYCLIC QtaD, do; Verentia
(Br), Avonmouth; Melita (BD, Liverpool;
NAGAsAKI, Nov 5-Arrived. str Empress
of Asia (BD. Vancouver.
PALERMO, Nov i-A Arr str Provi-
settles.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 7. 10 AM-sailed. str
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch from Rotterdam
"' FORT SAID. Nov Arrived, str Deu-
Gallon (Br), New York via Norfolk.
QUEBEC, Nov ARRIVED. str Megantic
RANDERs. oct 3l-Arrived. str Yandiola
(Sp). Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM, Nov b--Arrived, strs Guilty
hunk, Galveston; Julia Luckenbach, New
(BD, Baltimore; Illmenau (Bn. Norfolk
Kandefels CBp, Philadelphia; Phecda
Dutch. do.
Arrived 9th. strs Gorredyk Dutch). New
Orleans; It'll. PM. Ryndam DUTCH. New
York.
Sailed 4th. strs Western Glen. New York
9TH, Atagosan Maru (Jap), do; Rudelsburg
O3r), Galveston: 9th. Dumfries (F), Nor
folk; Scottsburg, do,
Sailed 9Th, PM, str Westerdyk (Dutch)
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Newport
News.
Sailed 4th str Themlsto (Dutch). savan-
nah and Tampa.
ST LUCIA, Nov G-sailed, str Nasmyth
OBJ, from Buenos Aires for New York.
ST MICHAELS. Nov 6-Arrived, str Ca
nopc CBr), New York for Genoa.
SHIELDS. Nov SAILED, str Lingfield
(BO, Montreal
perator (BD. New York via Cherbourg.
STOCKHOLM, Oct 25-Arrived. ship Gunda
CNor). Norfolk; 3ist. bark Annie IL (No).
Newport News.
VANCOUVER, Be. Nov 7-sailed, str
Branford (Br), San Francisco.
Arrived sth, str Canadian Prospector (Br) 4,
VicTORIA, BE, Nov s-Arrived, str EN-
press of Russia (Br). Yokohama for Van
couver.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
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CLEARED.

(From U. S. Naval Communication Service
Str Kootonai. Benton. Gothenburg, Copen-
hagen. &c--fnternational Mercantile Marine
Co.
Str Toronto CBr). Smith. Antwerp-sander-
Str Taxandlor (Br). Milestone. Antwerp
Str East Side Rchnberg. Bordeaux and La
Pallcc via Baltmore-Cosmopolitan Ship
STR Toyooka Maru CJap), shiratori. Yoko-
hama. Kobe and Shanghai via New Orleans
and Panama Canal-Houlder. Weir q Boyd.
str Tregenna (Brl. wooieock Cape Town.
str Cape Natal (BD, Klruahan, San Fran
cisco--Norton. Lilly q Co.
Str La Paz Obj. Maxim, Cristobal, rayta.
&C, via Panama Canal--Sanderson a Son.
Str Spartan Prince (Br), Pond. Santos,
Montevideo and Duenos Alres-Furness
st" Str Advance. Marshall. cristoba via Por,
au Prlnce--PanRma Railroad Steamship Line.
Str Huaco. Landenbeyn. Tuxpam-Wniker
str Tivives. Terry, Santiago. Kingston,
Sc--United Fruit Co.
Str Norfolk, Chadwick, Elavana-New YORK
STR Chippewa, Packer. Cienfucgos-New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship co.
str Nueces Davidson, Galveston VIA hey
Str s u Hunt, Rainier, Texas City-D I
Str II NJ Flasler. Michaelson. Texas City
str George II Jones. Lake. Texas ci,y-D I
Warden.
str Arapahoe, Devereaux. Charleston and
Tacksonviiie-Clyde Steamship Co.
str Firmore. Robertson, Newport News-
Ore Steamship Corporation.
str Enroll CBr). Hunter, Newport Ncws-
conparnie Generate Transa tlantiquc.
str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk-Old Domin-
ion Transportatio Co.
Str Spes (Nor), Simonsen, Nortolk-Carip-
bean Steamship Co
Str Josiah Macy. Kallquis, Nyborg-D
Warden.
Iuckenbach Steamship Co.
str Minnekahda Gates, Boston-fnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine Co.
str Delaware. Foren. Boston-Eastorr
steamship Corporation.
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MORSE DRYDOCk PROFIT EXAGGERATED
N. Y. Americans Inquiry Proves Manson's
$23,O 900 Charge Inaccurate and
Raid a Myth.

The New York American, in opposing the proposed
sale by the United States Shipping Board to British
interests of the shipping seized during the and which
formerly belonged to the North German Lloyd and to
the Hamburg American Line, published in its issues of
February T. 1920 and February r. 1920, extracts from
the testimony of Philip Manson who appeared witness
at the hearing before the Committee Commerce of the
United States Senate on February g. 1920.
At that hearing Mr.. Manson in substance testified
that if the Morse Dry Dock and Repair Co. had made
profit of $23 900 600 in years in the repair of Govern
ment shipping that profit could not have been honestly
made and that the Morse yard had been raded by the
Naval Intelligence Bureau and its books and records
seized
The American thereafter conducted independent
investigation to determine the accuracy Of Mr.. Mansons
testimony in these respects with the result that it
found that there truth in the assertion that the
Morse Company had made $23,OOOO0O in two years.
and furthermore the Americans investigation proved that
the Morse yard had been aded any Government
agency.
The American publishes the results of it's investga-
ton as an act of justice to the Morse Company
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

guay y. via Santos Montevideo and Buenos
Aires, str spar an Prince, II NJ.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
Pcruambuco Palahyra anG Natal (other
parts Of Brazil y, via PeInamouco. Bahia.
Rio laneiro an Santot str Glenspean, II NJ.
Jamaica and Colombia except Cauca.
Ma 'ino a Ma ial. "a partments) via
Kingston, Sa anu-a. and Carlagena. str
Tuts and et Dominican Republic. via
TurE liaut, Puerto Plata, Sanchez, La
Roman Sag l. dro dc Ma eoris. San Do
mingo city aut A4ua, str Huron. $50 AN
Porto RICO Cura 40. Venzucla ST Thoma
ard s. Croiy, via Mayaguez, Laguayra, c.
rarao and Maracaibo. str Zulia. $3.50 AN
tsup l0,30 AND.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM "a follows:
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Au tralia, Via Vancouver and Victoria, &c,
Hawaii. Via San Francisco. str Maui Nov
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia. Siam.
French Indo- China. Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria &c. str Empress Of Russia. Nov
10.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia, Siam.
French Indo-Chna and Netherlands East
Indies, via Seattle, str katori Maru, Nov
Hawaii. Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail for Japan, Corea and China,
via San Francisco, str Siberia Maru, Nov
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Astralla and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand.
via San Francisco, str Sonoma, Nov 49,
Must be specially addressed for this
cteamer.
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates Manila Oct
3, Moukden and Shanghai 10th and Yoko-
anna 21st, which arrived per str Kotori
Maru. were despatched east from Seattle on
Nov 4 and are due In New York on the
morning of Tuesday. Nov 8.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

for New York. is expected TO dock at foot
of 18th street, Hoboken. Tuesday morning.
Str Belvedere UtaD. Trieste for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier Z, Bush Docks.
Brooklyn. Thursday morning.
Str Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam, &C, for
New York, is expected to arrive In Quar-
antine about noon Wednesday.
Str America QtaD. Genoa, sc. for New
York. is expected to arrive In Quarantine
Thursday night.
Str Ponce, San Juan for New York IS ex-
pected to dock "wednesday morning.
Str Philadelphia, Curacao for New York,
IS expected TO dock at pier IL, Brooklyn,
Thursday afternoon.
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SAILED.

strs Nruroran Maru Jap), Karachl. Paw
nee. Batoum; Firmote, Newport News
motor ship Bayonne. Philadelphia.
strs S n Hunt. Texas City; City 81 Mont
Ronery, Savannah; Hamilton, Norfolk.
Battle ships Pennsylvania, Utah, Florida.
Arizona Nevada and Oklahoma. sea; de-
stroyer Harding, do hospital ship Solace,
do.
Sailed 9th. str Alcana ltaD, Gibraltar.
Sailed 7th, strs Yoke Mari (Jap), Rot
terdsm; Norfolk. --.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 20 sea level At New York on Mon.
day. Nov r. 1920. az AN, a. reported by
the United States Weather bureau, was
thirty and fifteen hundrcdths (3O.ial inches
This closely approxmatcs seven hundred
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and sixty-five and eight -tenths (T65.s) mil
limetres. Captains OF all vessels now Tying
In or near the ports OF New YORK and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether theii
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM, Sc, miles;
cloudy; smooth sea. At City Island at sun
set, variable; clear; smooth sea.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr Wavenock. 81 George, NIB. via Nor
walk. for New York, to J a Elliot Co.
Schr Sarah Eaton, ~ George NB' TOT
New York 10 Gilmartin Co.
Schr Louisa NJ. Bangor Me, for New
York. with lumber TO the Truesdale Lumber
Co: vessel TO Gilmartin Co.
Schr George Cress, Connecticut River for
New York. -
Tugs Endeavor. with barges cat II 81
AMI; Ronald G Keeler. with | lat IL :4C
AND Bullcy, light lat 1910 PM).
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CHANGE oF VEssEL,s NAME.

United States Customs Service
Collection District No 10. Port OF New York.
Notice is hereby given that under the Act
OF Feb 10. 1920, and IN pursuance OF au-
thority granted by the Commissioner of
Navigation, on application of
John Il. Phillips
the name 81 the steam screw POWIIATAN.
burden 2.s9S gross tons. official number
27G6O has been changed TO CUBA.
BYRON r. NEWTON. Collector ~ Customs.
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Dangers to Navigation.

The commandant OF the naval station AT
Guam reports by radio that a third class
nun buoy, black and red horizontal stripes
was adrift near west coast of Guam Nov /.
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EUROPE.

AMERICAN lift vans for moving housshota
furniture between Europe aud America and
kstween cities IN the United States. house to
house without boxing only safe, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN STOR
AGE a VAN CO.. 1s Broadway, New FORK.
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WHAIEMEN.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Nov 5--Clea red
schr nj Nicholson, Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed 9Th, bark Greyhound, Atlantic
Ocean.
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Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.

ACESDAl' NV EhD1SlN ..
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca and
Narino departments (Cuba y, via Santiago.
Kingston, Cartagena, SaVanllla' and Santa
Marta. str Tiviees. Z 80 AM
Santos (Argentina. Uruguay and Para
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Nov s--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Scamen's Church Institute. o
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
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Bound East.

! Str Lake Fagundus, New York for Boston
I Tugs Ethel W Powell. with barges tat
| AND; Narragansett. with lat $3.50 AND
| Elmer A Keller, with 3 tat $3.50 AND I'm
| derwrlter. with ! (at 9:03 AND; Murren
with . lat o:i5 AND: Swatara, with (a'
steam lighter A z Combes lat $3.50 AND.
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10Th meridian. hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 2sI.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Ne1os Office is in
the Barge Office Ship Information given By y. S.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $500.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOV. 8, 1920
Almanac for New York November 9.

sun rises....... G 30 Moon rises. 90 AM
Sun sets........ - Moon sets. - PM
TIME or HIGH WATER NOVEMBER q.
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The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-29
Salt Lake City Mayor
. Until Last Week Is
Held as Embezzler

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 28.-
complaints charging mist
appropriation of public funds have
been filed against E. A. Book, until
last week mayor o. Salt Lake City,
Leslie Frazer. assistant county at
torney, announced today. The total
OF misrepresentation alleged is sl0.-
082.r One complaint charging for
gerry in connection with an alleged
false city warrant also has been filed
against Book.
Mr.. Frazer said that Mr.. Book
last week had admitted, in a state
nlent to the city commission that he
had misappropriated the funds and
that the commission permitted him
to restore the sum named and &C
eepted his resignation. An audit Of
the books of the auditors office.
which Book held before becoming
mayor has been under way for three
weeks and is expected to be COM
2leted IN about two weeks more. 1t
was while Book was acting as audi
;or that the alleged misappropria-
tons were made the complaint
charges.
Book has been arraigned on two
of the complaints and admitted to
bail. He has not entered plea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-29
Iowa Democrats Meet
TODAY to Adopt Platform

Cedar Rapids, Ia, July 2S.-The
democratic state convention will
convene here tomorrow with three
definite objects i'll mind. One is to
adopt a state platform, one to elect
state central committee and the
third is to hold a general jubilee
meeting and take action to let the
state know what part the party ex-
poets to play in this falls elections.
Leaders assert there must be har-.
mony if an axe is necessary to
make it.
County delegations from Scott
Muscatine and Dubuque boldly an
nounce that they are going to see
that a wet plank is incorporated
in the platform and Scctt county
also has state boxing bill which it
thinks should receive democratic
support. Every effort is being
made to prevent an outbreak of the
Meredith Marsh squabble which re-
suited in San Francisco, when
Marsh swayed Iowa votes to Cox
after the secretary of agriculture
had considered them firmly bound
to McAdoo. Secretary Meredith
has announced that he will not at
tend the convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-29
German Secretary .
Asks Right to Sit In
Soviet Peace Meet

Berlin, July 2S.-That Germany
should be represented in the pro-
tcsed conference between allied and
soviet representatives at London
was the opinion expressed to the
Reichstag today BY DR.. Walter ST.
mons, German foreign secretary.
II ann now-curious to see" the
secretary declared, whether in the
negotiations soon to begin on the
eastern question between the entente
and soviet Russia, the entente again
will make the same mistake as at
Versailles, when it undertook to
solve there the eastern European
question, namely, of participating
WITHOUT Germany. If that should
happen. then eastern peace will be-
come house of cards. much more
unstable than the peace of Versailles
ever Can become"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-29
Bandit Leader Surrenders In.
conditionaIIy After All Night
Conference With Gen. Eu.
genio Martinez.
RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE
CONDITION OF AMNESTY
Much Rejoicing Throughout
Mexico-American Brewer
Held for Ransom Said to
Have Been Released.

Eagle Pass. Tex, July 28-Fran
cisco Villa. bandit leader. surrender.
cd Internationally after an all night
conference with General Eugenic
Martinez, commanding the Torreor
military zone, according to adviccs
received by the Mexican consul here
today.
Villa will return to private life
the message added
Much rejoicing throughout Mex
leo is reported with celebrations be-
ing arranged.
Carl Haeglin, American presiden:
of brewery at Sabinas, who had
been held by Villa for ransom. has
been released. the report added.
What the terms of Villas sur
rendere were, aside from the one
calling for his return to private life,
were unknown here today.
Women Reported Killed.
Reports of the past few days
were that Villa was negotiating by
telegraph with President de la
Huerta at Mexico City and General
Martinez. The final negotiations
with General Martinez werei per-
sonal, however, the consul's in
formation stated.
Yesterday refugees from Sabinas,
which Villa recently captured, ar
rived at Piedras Negras, opposite
here, and reported that Villa had
killed more than a score of Sabinas
women after cutting off their ears,
as we'll as killing every Sabinas po-
liceman. These reports lack veri-
fication. Reports of Villas negotia-
tions for his surrender included
statements that he had from 800 to
5000 men with him, and that un-
less he coud obtain satisfactory
terms, would wage relentless war
fare. .- .~-s...
Villa was restored to full citizen
ship and will return to Chihuahua,
his old home, it was understood. He
also was given a yearly allowance
by the Mexican government, the re-
port added, and his men were re-
stored to citizenship and given
farming lands.
Business Men Pleased.
FL Paso. Tex July 28.-Reports of
the surrender of Francisco Villa.
Mexican bandit and revolutionist,
pleased business leaders here and in
Juarez. Mex. today. Opinions freely
expressed were that Villas surref-
der would do much to stabilize min
ing and industry in Chihuahua, the
state in which Villa chiefly operated.
Some of Villas agents and friends
here expressed disbelief concerning
the report. Others said that if his
surrender was substantiated it would
be shown many of Villas conditions
for surrender had been accepted by
the De La Huerta government.
1t was not considered improbable
Villa would be given some police
powers i'll Chihuahua. He repeated,
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Ambassadors Suspend
Hearings Until Aug. 20

Paris, July 2s.-The council of
ambassadors, having suspended its
s:ttipgs until August 20, Hugh c.
Wallace. the American ambassador,
will join Mrs. Wallace at Aix-Les-
Bains.
The ambassadors council before
adjourning today established the
frontier dividing Teschen, between
Poland and Czecho-Slovakia. and
outlined a treaty to settle the de-
tails.