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Sailed 18Th. str Parksville. Dunkirk via
Brest and Havre.
Cleared from Marcus Hook 10Th. str Para
quay. Washington. DC.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 18th, 7
PM. str Bethlehem, Philadelphia for Cape
smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me, July l7-Arrived, schr
Samuel w Hathaway, Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE, RI. July 15-Arrived, schr
Susan B, Falmouth, ia.
Arrived 18th, strs Alabama, Port Arthur;
Currier, Port Arthur; Nora (Nor), Tampico.
Sailed 18th, str Dirigo. Port Arthur.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July l6--Arrived,
strs orowaiu (Br) Port Lobos; 18th. Kin
derdyk Dutch. Rotterdam; Bessie Dollar
(Br), New York. &c; Koyo Maru Jap. do;
motor Australian DAM, Antwerp.
Sailed 10th, strs Lake Gunni. Tampieo;
West Keene. New York; 18th, Alaskan.
SEATTLE. Wash. July 1s-Arrived. str
Andrea F Luckenbach, New York.
SAN JUAN. PR. July l6-Sailed. str Ca
Howard, Baltimore for Jacksonville land
proceeded) Reiyo Maru (yap), New York
for Yokohama, Kobe, &c; Bay Head. Jack
sonville for Buenos Aires; Balaton (ltaD,
Norfolk Oatter 17th).
Havana.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July 1s-Ar-
rived and sailed schrs William Booth, New
York for Long Cove: ST Clair Thierault (Br(
do for Nova Scotia; Margerie Austin (Br),
do for st John, NIB, Mayflower (Br). PARIS
boro for New York.
Arrived 18th. schrs Charles II Klinck, Long
Cove for New York; Ambition (Br(, Gaspe,
Que for 90: Bertha NJ Mcguire (Br), sand
Point, Ms. for do.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy MALL

ABERDEEN, Wash. July 14-Sailed, str
Clemence Q Morse, Astoria.
EVERETT, Wash. July 1l-Sailed. str
Pallas. Buenos Aires via San Pedro.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 14-Arrived. str
Rapidan, Port Lobos.
Sailed 18th. motor Truxton CNic). Blue
fields.
HILo. July 1o-Arrived str Enterprise.
San Francisco.
Sailed 10th. str Griffco. San Francisco.
HONOLULU. July 1l-Sailed. strs Ventura.
Sydney; 18th, Sonoma, san Francisco;
Rakuyo Maru (Jap), do.
schr Doughty (Br). Abaco.
KAANAPALI, July 12-Sailed. str Manu-
lani, New York and Boston.
sdANILA. July l1-Saiied, str Wolverine
State. Calcutta.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. July 15-Sailed.
str Sac Vicente (PorD, Azores and Lisbon
ORANGE. Tex, July 12-Arrived previous
ly., schr Laguna. New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, schrs Alpena, Tampico; Gum
& Anderson Bros (Br), do.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July l2-Sailed,
strs Mandasan Maru (Jap), Yokohama via
Portland. o; 18th. Scopas Dutch, San
Pedro.
SEATTLE. Wash. July 14-Arrived, str
Yalza. San Francisco. &c (to sail 18th for
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July 11--Arrived. str
Cape Henry, New York, &c: schr K
Kruse, Astoria.
Sailed nth. stns West Lewark. Portland,
O.; 18th, Cuba, Balboa.
SAN JUAN. PR. July 7-sailed. str Ro-
tartan, Buenos Aires.
SABINE. Tex. July 12-Sailed. str Cana
dian Adventurer CBr). Three Rivers.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[BY NALL


APIA, July 9--Arrived. str waikawa CBr).
GRAND BANK. MI. July e---In port. schrs
Linda NJ Tibbo (Br). for Oporto; Frank
Forsey (Br). for do.
HALIFAX. July 14-Arrived. schr Eugenia
Owen Mckay CBr), La Have TO load for
Ponce); 18th, str Nina Brea tBrl. Quebec.
Sailed 18th, schrs Marion l. Mason (Br)
Ponce; Donald L Silver tBr)., Richibucto.
In port 18th, schr Cumberland Queen CBr
for. Port Hastings 60 load for Rockland).
ORR, New Orleans for Corunna, &c.
Sailed f2th, str Carbet tf'r), Vera Cruz.
LUNENBURG, Ms, July 14-Arrived pre-
viously, schr Holmes Frank (BD,. New
York for Charlottetown.
Sailed previous to 14th. schr Moween (Br)
West Indies.
MONTREAL, July 15-sailed. strs Park
haven Dutch, Rotterdam: Manoa (Br), st
Johns; Baychimo O3r). Hudson Bay ports.
QUEBEC. July. 15-Arrived. str Canadian
Recruit CBr), Sydney.
Passed in Fame Point 18th. strs Aylestone
(Br), Antwerp for Montreal Somersby (Br)
Rotterdam, &c. for do.
ST JOHN. NIB. July 15--Arrived. motor
ship Mount Whitney CNor), Halifax.
Walingford, Manzarillo.
Sailed 18th. str San Juan. San Francisco.
SINGAPORE. July e-Sailed. str Creole
State. Manila and San Francisco.
SYDNEY. CB, July 14-Arrived, strs Ca
madam Signaller (Br), Quebec.
Sailed 14th, strs Hermes CNor), from
Montreal for Sweden; General Milne Brl
for christiansand: schr Constance CNor).
TAMPIco. July 11--sailed. str solana.
Cristobal.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph. ]

ASTORIA. o. July 17--saned. str Abercos
Hong Kong.
BOSTON Mass. July is.Arrvs ss,,. stT.
phia; George Washington, New York;
American. do; Calvin Austin. do latter
leaves PM 70 return) Gloucester. Philadel-
phia: Nantucket, Baltimore via Norfolk;
schr Lucy Little, Norfolk; tugs Bees, New
York. towing barges Hasty and G 2 . No 8;
Atkins Hughes. Philadelphia, towing barge
I ID Fletcher: Prudence, do. towing barges
George r Stetson, for Salem, and Charles r
Pritchard. for Lynn def barge Larim ,, at AZ
barges Canisteo, Chenango and Shickshinny
Clast two last night Neponset, Portsmouth.
towing barge waccamaw: Chas p Groenough.
Norfolk. towing barges Irene ior Lynn
and Alice ueft barge Grace at New Bed
ford).
and Bristol; Bantu, New York; Prince
George CBr). Yarmouth Qeaves PM).
Sailed 10th, ctr Everett, Lamberts Point
tug Harold, towing barge Theodore Palmer.
Sailed nth, str Lake Ellenorah, Charle
and Jacksonville; tugs Carlisle, towing barge
lincoln. Philadelphia for Newouryport; Trl-
ney, New York for Rockland; Patience. Phil
adeiphla. towing bargcs Mahanoy. Preston
Sailed i7th, schrs Ena Parsons CsD.
windsor; Sarah Eaton. supposed Calais.
Sailed 18th. schr Guide (Brl. 81 Pierre
Wind at Highland Light, SW, 20 miles !;
BALTiMoRE. ND. July f7-Arrived. str
Arrived isth. strs Pietro Corr GtaD. Nor
folk: Norfolk Portland. Me; Georgeanna
weems. New York.
Cleared 18Th, etrs Banan (Nor), Norfolk;
Carolyn, Boca Grnnde.
Sailed 10Th, str Munalbro. Boston.
Sailed 18th, strs Sac City, Glasgow via
Newport News; Georgios Mendacas (Greek),
Buenos Aires.
Returned 18th, str West Haven. hence for
San Francisco.
CHARLESTON, SC, July 15--Arrived, str
City Of Rayville, Savannah.
Arrived 10th. str Lake Elsmere, Jackson
Vile for Boston land proceeded). tug Chin
cho, Havana, towing barge.
Arrived 18th. str Merope Greek. Hamp-
ton Roads.
Sailed 18th. strs City Of Rayville Savan-
nah: Santa Rosa. New York: Mohawk, jack
eonvillc.
CAPE HENRY, Va, July 1s-Passed in.
etrs Bella. Port Maria for Baltimore; AS
guam. Queenstown for do.
Passed out 10th. 6 PM. strs Jekyl. Balu-
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Gregory G.. Battcock sold for David
Eugill the two family dwelling 139 Park
Hill avenue, Yonkers to Miss Mary San
temariana also a dwelling on Wendover
road, Lowerre Summit, Park Hill for
the Land Estate Company to r. Hagen ;
dwelling 139 Caryl avenue for w. Ullery
to B. Wenig: 10 Elenor place for Rob-
ert ]. Walsh to Jerry Peluso; the two
family house Is Hyatt avenue for Ar
thur c. Wilson to Mrs. Mary Tuliosi and
three lots in the Caryl estate adjoining
Van Cortlandt Park to a syndicate,
which plans to erect an apartment house.
Thomas s. Burke sold for Carl Schlo-
bohm one of the new bungalows on Tib-
belts road, Yonkers, to Joseph De Fazio.
Simon & Schultz. who recently COM
pleted two dwellings on Oakland ter
race, Newark. purchased seven addi-
tional plots, three on the west side and
four on the east side of the street
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE New YORK HEaALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Juiy Is.

Washington, ID. C., Juiy IS. !
These naval orders have been made public:
Lieut.. Commander w. c. Agnew. n. c..
TO Bureau Medicine and Surgery. Washing
ton: Lieut.. NJ. ]. Bresnahan. 10 navy yard
New York; Pear Admiral L. Fl. Chandler.
TO command train, Atlantic fleet; Lieuten-
ant Commander s. A. Clement. TO destroyer
force Atlantic fleet in command Of a de-
stroyer. Lieut.. ]. A. Croyd. NJ. c., 10 U.
s. s. Leonidas; Lieut.. j. G. Davis. 70 r. s.
Seattle: Commander A. S. Farquhar. 70
command y. :. S. Mccormick; Lieut.. F. l.
destroyer force. Atlantic fleet; Lieut.. f. r.
Hazard. 10 naval station. Guam; Lieutenant
Commander r. B. Hird. TO aid on staff
Pacific fleet; Lieut.. F. L. Kelly, NJ. c..
to r. s.. Salt Lake City; Lieut.. J. E.
Kemmer. 20 treatment naval hospital. New
staff and flag secretary commander train,
Atlantic fleet Lieut.. 7. l.. Kirkpatrick
Chaplain Corps. TO Y. S. s. Utah Lieut.
J: M. Kno ~les. TO connection fitting out
Y. S. 5. Nokomis Lieut.. w. II. MacWii-
lisms. M. c., 10 Bureau Medicine and Sur
gerry, washington Lieut.. j. A. Maloney,
Quincy. Mass; Commander Charles Morris,
Supply Corps, to aid on staff commander
TO r. s. Boston; Lieut.. W. ]. Pennell, NJ.
c.. to r. s. Syracuse; Lieut.. C. o. Sand
strom, d. O., to naval station, Key West
Lieutenant Commander Jefferson d. Smith,
Taussig. TO command u. S. S. Prometheus ;
Lieut.. ]. A. Turrentlne. d. c.. to- naval air
station. Roc<away Beach; Lieut.. Com
mander p. v. II. weems. to u. s. S. Roch-
ester as navigator; Lieutenant Commander
L. p. Wcnzoll, to destroyer force, Pacific
struction Officer, navy yard. New York
Lieut.. D. .. Bowman. NJ c., to connection
fitting out Y. S. S. Wright, and on board
when commissioned; Lieut.. Horace s..
Cragin. NJ. c.. to r. s., Springfield. Mass. :
Lieut.. w. A. Dalton. TO home; Lieut.. c. d.
Palmer, 10 Atlantic fleet ship plane divi-
sion. Hampton Roads; Lieut.. E. A. Wens.
to home
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SMULL SEES SKIPPING
LIQUIDATION IN 3 YEARS
Speaks at Luncheon in His
Honor in Whitehall Club.

In an address yesterday at a lunch
con in his honor in the Whitehall Club
j. Barstow Smull. senior vice-president
Of the Emergency Fleet Corporation
said the new officials of the Shipping
Board might well be regarded as re-
ceivers in bankruptcy. In solving the
problems Of the board. he said. the
staff. headed by Chairman Lasker. has
been prom;'ed the support of shipping
men throughout the country.
we realize that we will not be able
to sell many ships right now because
OF the dulness in the shipping business
at this time he said. But within
three or four years the Shipping Board
ought 20 be .iquidated.'
The luncheon was rendered by the
Committee IN Harbor and Shipping.
Of which he was chairman, and the ex-
ecutive committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce Of the State OF New York.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

John j. and Peter ]. DAILY are the
buyers Of the flats at 10s-11o West
Eighty-fourth street, soi1 re entity by
Daniel Casey as broker.
John Born Is the new owner of the
northeast corner of Lexington avenue
and Eighty-second street; the West
Thirty-seventh Street Realty Holding
Company of the flat at 500 West Forty
third street, and Samuel Dillman of the
tenement at the southwest corner of
First avenue and Ninth street, all sold
recently.
Royal Scott Gulden has moved his
offices to $50 Fifth avenue.
Gregory G. Battcock was the broker
in the sale of the dwelling at the cor
ner OF Tyndall avenue and 261st street.
held at $4,000. for. j. G. Abramson to
B. Waldman.
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OPERATOR BUYS TWO.
BRONX CORNER PLOTS
D. II. Jackson Leads Trading
in Northern Borough.

Daniel II. Jackson, l. y operator, pur-
chased two Concourse corner plots yes
terday. From Louisa NJ Wolf Mr.. Jack
son bought the northeast corner Of the
Concourse and Mount Eden place. 136x
los. Ennis & Sinnott were the brokers.
Through the same brokers Mr.. Jackson
bought the southwest corner OF the Con-
course and 179th street. Negotiations
are pending for a resale of this plot to
a builder.
Eugene c. Ludin I'd purchased the
vacant plot comprising the block front
on the south side Of 18TH street from
Sherman to Grand avenue. The prop
erty. which fronts 200 feet on the street
and 100 feet on each avenue, was sold
by Martin Grossman.
Occupying triangular plot, 74x150.5x
1928, the two five story apartment
houses at the northwest corner of Web
ster avenue and 1S4th street, have been
sold by the Craftsman Realty Company
to Samuel ]. Goldman.
Signund Goldman sold to Celia Juster
665 Prospect avenue, five story apart
ment, 37.6x95.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold to Frederick w. Mccullough
366 willis avenue, a three story dwell
ing. 2ox1oo.
Rosef Building Corporation sold to
Patrick r. McGlynn 2422 Webster ave-
nue.. four story fiat. 33.4x135.6.
Christopher J. Doody sold to Simon
Golden 14o0 Prospect avenue. a three
story dwelling, 20.9x74.Sx irregular.
Mary J. Graham sold to John Nc
Carthy $3.50 Perry avenue, a dwelling,
25x90.
Plans were filed yesterday for three
five story apartment houses on the west
side of Sodgwick avenue, 325 feet north
of Kingsbridge road. The houses VIII
cover a plot 60.1x1o6, and will be
erected for J. II. Beekman. j. p. Boy
land, the architect, estimates the. cost
a. cam noo
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ITALIAN BANKER BUYS
BUCKINGHAM COURT
Acquires Imposing Chateau
Flat on Ocean A., Brooklyn.

Buckingham Court, at 726 and 1913
Ocean avenue. two six story elevator
apartment buildings. designed in the
chateau style and constructed in 1912 by
the Kraslow Construction Company has
been purchased by Theodore Raffele
Frisco. an Italian banker of Brooklyn,
who will hold the property for invest
ment after having expended about
$4,000 on improvements to the interior
and additions to the garden at the rear
OF the buildings. The real estate broker
in the deal was Lewis Smith. Alexander
Bernstein was the owner Of the apart
ments.
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ESTATES APPRAISED.

MARY EsMAY oLCoTT (september is,
1o20)-Leaving an estate OF S3,745, no
mostly in Liberty Bonds and stocks. The
estate goes to her son and daughter. bud.
ley Olcott I'd OF Morristown. N. j., and
Edith Gerbig OF New Canaan. Conn. each
receiving $1,S72, 1856.
JOHN NJ. ANDERSON. Cincinnati. Ohio
March 10. 1D2D-Leaving an estate OF
1885, 462. with s109,625 taxable In New
York. Against the estate, however, are
debts Of s79st5s. leaving a deficit OF
1921 500. The entire estate was bequeathed
20 his wife. Mrs. Mary Powell Anderson,
2213 Auburn avenue. Cincinnati.
AUGUST LUEDER april 20, 1e2O)-Leavine
an estate OF $S94, $50. wife. Mathilde
Lueder, 164 West Seventy fourth street, re-
ceives S35s,7i1; sons. Eberhard L., zoe
Wall street; Carl O., 1881 Park avenue,
and daughter. Louise II. Penning, 1ai
West Seventy-fourth street. receive sfT4,if2
each; another daughter. Martha N Lueder
same address, receives a life interest in
S1a6, 430. ~
JOHN n. wrsNER Cseptember s, 1920
Leaving an estate Of 800. 920. Wife, rsa-
belle Wisner. receives the whole estate
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FATHER HALLIGAN SELECTED.

The Rev. James ]. Halligan, who was
chaplain OF the 30sth Infantry OF the
Seventy-seventh Division in France.
will go to France as one of $50 dele
gates who will for six weeks be guests
of the French Government. Father
Halligan has been selected by COM
mittee of the 3oSth Infantry Post.
American Legion of which Charles w.
yWhittlesley of lost battalion" fame
was the head, to represent the post in
the delegation. Members Of the post
Will contribute 1920 by subscription
to defray the priests expenses.
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AUCTIONS JERSEY PARCELS.
A. G. Sheridan Sells Properties m,
E1beron and West End.

Castle Wall. at Elberon, N. j., once
occupied by the late Alfred G.. Wander
bilt and by Samuel Untermyer. was sold
at voluntary auction by Arthur c. Sheri-
dan Saturday afternoon to Richard "
Lindabury of the law firm Of Linda.
bury. Dcpue & Faulks in Newark. II
is believed that the buyer was acting for
the Hollywood Golf Club Mr.. Linda
bury's high bid was s68,500. After the
sale Mr.. Sheridan went to West End and
sold for Harry Content, the banker the
former site Of the West End Hotel. s0Ox
800. 1t was purchased by the Taxa
nassee Hotel. which is opposite the prop
erty. The price paid was SIS. 900
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wooLwoRTH ESTATE SUED.
State Claims $500 Income Taxs
Only SIS Being Paid.

ALBANY, July 1S.-The State Tax De-
partmcnt to-day instituted court pro-
ceedings against the estate of Frank w.
woolworth to compel payment of $500
in income taxes for 1919.
The estate paid S2s. holding that that
was all it was required to turn into the
State treasury under the nonresident
clause in the income tax law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Leases for space in the new Straus
,buidlng Fifth avenue and Forty-sxth
sstreet, have been closed with Ludowici-
NCeladon Company, dealers In building
supplies: Victor J. Petry, interior dec
orators: DIR. Conrad Beraens. and
Charles A. Lichtenstein. jeweller.
William @. MacLean leased the store
in 115-117 West Twenty-third street
for ten years to Marie Louise of Fifth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
RUBBISH FIRE NEAR STATION.

Fire in rubbish beneath track No. 3
of the New York Central, at 126th street
and Park avenue, caused some excite
ment last night among passengers on the
125th street station. and caused the shut
ting off of power on that track pending
repairs. Traffic was not interrupted, as
trains were shifted to another track
Firemen and station employees exttnr
guished the blaze in a few minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
ART KEpDIE REPORTED KILLED

SALT LAKE CITY, July 1s.--A report
that Art Keddie OF the Williams estate
had been killed last night in an air
plane accident was received to-day in
e message from Elko. New. by Western
Pacific Railroad officials. Keddie's fam
lily was connected with the construction
OF the Western Pacific.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
NEW BABY IN vARorrA HOME

1t became known yesterday that n son
was born last Saturday TO Mr. and Mrs.
Salvatore Varotta OF 354 East Thirteenth
street. whose 5-year-old son. GIuseppi,
was kidnapped two months ago and
whose body was found later in the Hud-
son River. The baby will be named Gu
seppi.
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TACOMA. Wash. July 12-Arrived. str
Lewis Luckenbach. Seattle.
WILMINGTON. NC. July 15--Arriyed. str
Grof Khuen Hedervary ItaD. New Orleans
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Persia Maru (Jap). Hong Kong; 14th. Golden
State. san Francisco.
Sailed 10Th, strs Korea Maru (Jap), San
Francisco; Tenyo Maru (Jap). do; TJisondari
Dutch, do.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
GA Vesey Street,.
BY L 7. phfliina a q,

East 18th st. 519-521. s. 29s W Av A. q
story tnement. 50x102.2: Charles G. wiliough-
kadel. attys; due, s41. 11s.o2; taxes. &C,
$1s9.4b; TO Ernest Adler for $43.375.
By Henry Brady.
East 22d st. 140-142 s 8, 1889 e Lexington
av. 80. 3x9S.ox irreg; sheriffs sale OF ali
right, title and interest which Leonard
Landes had on April 81. 1921 Max d Steuer,
atty; withdrawn.
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u. S. Secretarial School
SCI FIFTH AVE. tAT 9th STD

SPANISH lessons given by competent woman
teacher; moderate. Miss L. D., 2s7 West
seth st.. city.
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.

SCHOOL, 81 West 45th Street.
JHA II Secretarial training: individual
I'M instruction. Summer rates. stu
dents under sixteen not admitted.
The Washington times., 1921-10-20
LAMENTS
AS PEGGY QUITS
FOR ]. :. TRIP
But She Says She Will Get De-
cree in United States
and Come Back.

PARIS, Oct. 20.-Night restaurant
proprietors. hotel managers, and jewel
ers breathed a sigh of thankfulness
when the announcement of Peggy
Hopkins plans made 1t apparent that
a part OF the Joyce millions will make
their permanent home in Paris.
Peggy applied for membership in the
overflowing alimony club of Paris
when she asserted that her departure
for America is only for a visit" for
the purpose Of obtaining her divorce.
And after she has her divorce, says
Peggy:
New York won't he able to see me
for my smoke as I rush through from
the West bound for Paris"
There is some speculation as to
whether her anxiety to return is due
to young Charles Merillon, society
man OF New York and Paris, at whose
chateau she was entertained In Sep.
tember He Travelled on the same boat
with her when she left New York in
August.
She is mute on the subject at this
time, and Merillon's name was absent
from the passenger list OF the Adri.
attic, on which Peggy sailed today.
Henri Leteillier is also remaining in
Paris.
The Washington times., 1921-10-20
BY WILLIAM COOK,
International News Service.

PARIS, Oct. 20.-A systematic
campaign of terrorism against
American diplomats in continental
Europe by Communists is in full
swing today.
Following the attempt to assassi-
nate Myron T. Herrick, American
ambassador to France, reports
were received here that hostile
demonstration had been made
against the American legation in
Brussels. Death threats have been
received in letters by the Ameri-
can diplomatic ENJOYS in Paris,
Brussels and Rome.
The demonstrations constituted a
protest by European communists
against the conviction in Massachu'
sett OF Niccolo Sacco and Bartolomeo
Vanzetti, two Italians, for the murder
OF Frederick A. Parmenter. paymaster
OF a shoe concern at Braintree.
Extra police guards were thrown
about the American embassy in this
city and a bodyguard has been provid
ed for Ambassador Herrick. Com.
nunist centers are being searched by
the police for the ringleaders In the
bomb plot against the diplomats life
Police Prefect Leullier. who is per.
sonally investigating the crime, told
the International News Service he had
found that the bomb was mailed at
the Rue Pontoise postoffice station, In
the Latin Quarter. One theory is the
sender may have posed as one of the
great number of students of all ma
tionalities who live in the Latin
Quarter.
A woman employe Of the postoffice
where the package containing the
bomb was registered told the police
II had been mailed by a short, dark
featured man. The police are already
on the track of an Italian student,
and II was declared this afternoon
that rapid developments might be ex.
pected.
Mr.. Herrick told the police prefect
he was still receiving threatening
letters.
When General Pershing left for
Cherbourg today he was guarded by
a strong detachment of police and sec.
ret service agents.
The Communist newspaper Human.
ito boldly stated that II was "dissatis.
fled with the effect of the bomb found
and printed n summons to a monster
mass meeting Friday to be followed by
Continued on Page II, Column 81
The Washington times., 1921-10-20
PENNSY
. FL0UTS
BOARD s
ORDERS
Denies Federal Authority to
Govern Election of EN-
pIoyes' Representatives.
BY international News Service.

BY Internal tional News Service.
President Harding delyed again
into the railroad situation today
after his return from his brief
speaking trip in Virginia.
Shortly after his return to the
= White House, President Harding
summoned c. c. McChord, chairman
Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, to make a report on the
situation.
Guy ID. Goff, Acting Attorney
General i'm the absence of Attorney
General Daugherty, also was sum-
moned, and the three conferred for
half an hour on the general situa-
ton.
While none of the conferees would
discuss the meeting, il is understood
the discussion hinged about the
three big rate cases which the Inter
state Commerce Commission now
has before IL, and upon which an
announcement is expected soon.
IL was indicated there will be an
early reduction i'm rates ordered on
grain and grain products.