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New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Intervention Denied
In Transit Bankruptcy

Judge Julius NJ. Mayer denied yester-
day, in United States District Court, a
petition made by De Rothschilds Freres
and other intervenors in the bank
ruptcy case os the Interborough Con
solldated Corporation to have S432,9lO.
now on deposit with the Empire Trust
Company, applied to the payment on
the Inter-Met Az per cent collateral
trust bonds and "for other relief.
James r. Sheffield, as trustee in
bankruptcy, is directed in The opinion
to treat the fund as general funds Of
the Interborough Consoldated Corpora-
ton estate. If the order entered upon
the opinion is to be reviewed. the
trustee is directed to keep the fund
intact, pending the decision Of the
higher court.
The bonds held by the foreign in
terests were in bank vault in Brus-
sells at the time Of the German in
vasion and the owners or the securities
had no access to them from that time
unit! 1919, when, from being an invest
ment, they had come to be merely
receipts for money loaned to corpora.
tion now bankrupt
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08

we're charged with carrying contrahand
arms and munitions, although this
was later changed to charge Of il
legal fishing.
The cargo of the Mabel, it is said,
consisted of fresh iced fish, valued at
$4,000, and, according TO telegram
from Captain Jacob Bernstein to the
owners, was bound for San Pedro,
Cliff.
LOS ANGELES, Dec THE Ameri-
can fishing boat Mabel, seized off the
coast OF Lower California last Sunday
by the Mexican gunhoat Tecate, has not
been released, according to the best
information available ut the port here
day. The Mabel went into Mexican
waters with usual United States clear
ance papers, which, according to Cap
tain Petrich, Of another fishing boat,
who reported the incident here, were
declined recognition by the gunboat
crew. 1t was understood that the ac-
tion of the Mexican gunboat was based
on the failure of the American fishing
boat to get fishing permit from the
Mexican government before operating
in Mexican waters.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08

OF the Liberals was q strong uttArance
by tho country In favor of reciprocity
with the United States. Premier
Mcighen had warned the voters in HIS
campaign against the Economic abb
sorptioli of Canada by the United
States,' while King advocated large re-
ductions in the tariff in order to re-
duce the cost Of living.
The. voters paid little heed to the
Premier's warning. Not only was he
defeated in his own constituency, but
eight ministers went down with him.
The Province of Quebec returned none
but Liberal members, and no Conserva-
tives were elected in four provinces.
strong recruits to the Liberal party
were Sir Lomer Gouin, former Prime
Minister Of Quebec, and the Hon.
Walter Mitchell, formerly Provincial
Treasurey Both arc certain of Cabinet
rank and both arc ardent protection
ists.
The inclusion Of these men in the
Ministry and the fact that the golid
is entirely composed of convinced pro-
tectionists, rffectually disposes OF the
cry raised 5y the Conservatives that
the Liberals will tinker with the tariff
until they bring about free trade. 1t
is declared certain that nothing OF the
kind will happen. Business men are
convinced their industries are safe, and
tho stock market rally to-day reflected
satisfaction with the defeat of I. gov
ernment which has been greatly criti-
cized by industrial interests
The policy OF railway naturalization
is admitted by Conservatives to have
had much to do with the downfall of
Tho government. The big interests
represented by the C. p. r. and the
Bank OF Montreal are understood to
have favored the Liberals.
Brigadier General J. A. Clark, Of
Burrard, B. c., telegraphed Premier
Meighen from Vancouver to-day offer
ing to resign his seat in order to allow
the Premier to run FOR it at by-eIec-
tion. General Clark, Conservative,
won his seat over q Liberal by $500
majority, while the Premier himself
was defeated in Portage La Prairie.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Woman and Child Perish
In Newfoundland Storm
Sixteen More known Dead i'm
Sea Disasters; Food-Ladea
Vessels Among Wrecks

ST. JOHNS N. f., Dec. 7.-Eighteen
lives are known to have been lost in
the terrific northwest storm off the
Newfoundland coast that swept score
OF vessels from the sea on Monday
and Tuesday. Details Of the disaster
are slowly tiltering in.
Nine men, woman and child are
reported to have gone down with the
schooner Passport at Bay Verde. The
schooner Jean and Mary parted from
her tug, the D. p. Ingraham, near Pen
guin Island and was lost with her crew
of seven men. The tug, which was q
United States gunboat in the Civil
War, was driven on the island near the
lighthouse and became wreck, but her
crew was saved.
The schooner vicola. out of Lunen-
burg, N. S., which LETT North Sydney
N. S., several days ago in company
with the Alcala, has not been heard
from. She carries crew of seven
Wreckage Of vessels laden with food
stuffs for northern settlements strews
the coast at Conception Bay. Five fish
ing vessels are known to have been
smashed TO pieces.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Plan for Flexible
Tariffs Is Favored.
PenrOse Declares
Senator Says He Will Con-
fer Soon With Members
of House ON Ideas Sub
mitted lin Harding Message

WASHINGTON, Dec. IT, President
Harding's suggestions for flexible tariff
rates and provision for proclaimed
American valuation apparently have
been we'll received By many of the Re-
publican members of Congress charged
with the drafting Of tariff legislation,
but formal decision on them by the
Senate Finance Committee is likely to
be deferred until the actual rewriting
of the House tariff measure is started.
probably next month.
Chairman Penrose, OF the Senate
committee, plans to confer soon with
the leading Republicans of the House
Ways and Means Committee regarding
the subject. Hc said to-day that ne
he'd heard much favorable comment on
the Presidents suggestions. adding
that he and other members Of the COM
mittee had discussed the proposals with
the Executive befole they we're pre-
sented to Congress yesterday.
Senator Penrose expressed the opin-
ion that careful thought would have to
be given to the manner of dclegatine
author to the President~to change
the rates or proclaim American vaiua-
tion as the bssis for assessing duties
AS changing conditions might warrant.
Chairman Fordney Of the House
Ways and Means Committee said he
nad not had time to study the Presi-
dents suggestions and would withhold
comment. He did say, however. that
from. the first he had favored the
drafting Of q bill fixing minimum and
maximum rates with authority for the
president to fix the amount of duties
between those figures at such intervals
as conditions might warrant change
Hearings cn the House measure we're
resumed to-day by the Senate commit
tee under a schedule which will keen
1t IN session almost every day from
no" until the Christmas holidays. The
tobacco schedule was considered to-
day and tomorrow cotton manufact
ares will be discussed
conflicting views as TO increases in
duties on tobacco were expressed bv
spokesmen for manufacturers and
growers, Senator Fletcher, of Florida.
Democrat, speaking for the Cigar
Manufacturers Association of Tampa.
Ela., and Joseph Cullman ir., OF New
York City, representing cigar manu-
facturers and the leaf tobacco trade
generally, opposed increases in existing
rates, while NJ. l.. Floyd, of Hartford.
Conn, representing the New EnglanG
TOBACCO Growers Association, urged
an advance in the import duty an
wrappers from the present si.s5 i
pound to $3.50 pound
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
N. Y. Loses Inheritance Tax
On the John Lyon Estate

GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 7.-Con-
necticut will receive the inheritance
taxes from the estate of John Lyon, 81
millionaire resident of this town, &C
cording to a decision given by Judge
George A. Slater at White Plains, in
Westchester County, New York, to-day.
There had been a contest as to the
home of Mr.. Lyon. His property hold
ings were along the state border and,
while the house was in Port Chester,
Mr.. Lyon had always claimed Green
wich as his home, having been born
here and having voted here.
The estate has been appraised at
$188o,0S1 in personal property and
nearly a million dollars in real estate.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08

Mr.. Williams and the other directors
il they were trading in 3. z. r. stock.
Mr.. Williams said he had bought
stock whenever it was low, adding:
"But unfortunately I did not sell
any
He followed up with a firm statement
that thc directors never had declared
dividend for it's effect upon the mar
ket price Of the securities.
In taking up the affairs OF the New
York Consolidated Company, which
operates the B. r. T. subway and Gle
waited lines. Mr.. Shearn showed that By
payments OF dividends largely in excess
of earnings during the years 1916,
1917 and 1918 the surplus had been
pared down from $3,3ee,0OO to $2,074,-
6o2
Payment Called Coincidence
Mr.. Williams explained that the COM
pany had been earning surpluscs for
some years and not distributing them
in dividends until they periodically
reached about s4,000,0O0.
In declaring that the last dividend
paid by the New York Consolidated
was coincident with the appointment
OF receiver December 81, 1918, Mr..
Williams said the date payable had
been fixed in September, when the conf
pany had no idea Of receivership.
Mr.. Williams presented a detailed
statement cf the capitalization of the
B. R. T.. ct the request Of Commis-
sioner John +. O'Ryap, who said this
subject had caused good deal OF
criticism in TIE press"
According to Mr.. Williams tha stock
was under-watered rather than wat
cred He said that for the total capi-
talization of $144,3S5,159, as of Decem-
Der 81, 1918, the day OF the receiver
ship, the company had contributed in
cash or its close equivalent $14S, S,122,-
172, or nearly s4000,000 more than the
par Of the capital securities outstand-
ing.
The investigation will he resumed
this morning with the examination of
Lindley M. Garrison, receiver Of the
B. f. r.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Mexican Patrol Fires On and
Robs Grew of u. S. Fish Boat

WASHINGTON, Dee. THE Ameri-
can fishing boat Mabel, of Los An
gelcs, was seized early this week
about Ave miles Off the Mexican coast
by vessel of the Mexican patrol and
another Of American registry, but
manned by Mexican soldiers, the State
Department. WAS advised to-day by
American Consul Burdette at En-
senada, Mexico,
The Mabel was subsequently released
after a fine had been paid, the amount
OF which ia not known. Consul Bur-
dettc added that three of the crew had
been held by the Mexicans pending
the payment of an additional fine The
State Department announced that it
had made representations to the
Obreson government ut Mexico City on
the case.
The Olga D., the vessel of American
registry, the message said, fired with
machine guns on the Mabel before it
was seized and the crew were then
rousi,ly treated and robbed by the
men of the Olga ID. and the Tecate, of
the Mexican patrol. The Americans
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Party,
Routed, Now Is
I'm Third Place
King, Liberal Leader, To Be
Premier i'm Two Weeks;
Progressives Rank Sec
ond With Thirteen Lead
Trade With u. s. Aided
Rail Naturalization Policy
and High Tariff Are
Blamed for Defeat
specscl D4spu.cA to The Tribune

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
MONTREAL, Dec. 7.-Additonal re-
turns from the Canadian Parliamentary
election, held yesterday, emphasize the
overwhe elming defeat inflicted by the
Liberals on the present high protection
government headed by Premier Arthur
Meighen, Conservative, and sent the
present ruling party down to third
place, its strength falling even below
that of the Farmers or Progressive
party. The standing now in Parlia-
ment is: Liberals, III; Progressives,
Cd; Conservatives, 81. The standing
when Parliament was dissolved last
October was Conservatives, I2O; Lib
erals, S4 Progressves, H..
w. L. Mackenzie King, Liberal leader,
is expected to assume the rcins as
Premier in two weeks.
The tariff was the chief point at
issue in the election, and the victory
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08

tional defense defect that is one of
it's salient features
The report points out that CONNER
cial aviation is an essential factor in
adequate development for war in the
air, and that other nations are pro-
noting aircraft development CONNER
cially through direct subsidy.
"ln Very short time" it continued
cit is conceivable that we will be de-
iicient in air force FOR defense unless
greater support and encouragement are
provided"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Winifred WestOver Becomes
Bride of William s. Hart

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.-~William s.
Hart motion picture actor, was married
here tonight to Miss Winifred West
over. who has been included in his sup
porting company for some time. The
service was held at an Episcopal church
in Hollywood.
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