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SAILED.

strs Eastern Dawn. Baltimore; Gulf OF
Mexico, Port Arthur fungus tNor), Monte
Chris.. and Porto Plata: Lebanon. jamaica
Bay; West Elcasco, do; Bawean (Dutch)
Norfolk: II M Flagler, Texas City.
strs Latvia (Dan). Danzig: Costigan,
Philadelphia; Advance, Cristobal via Port
au Prince; AEtrea (Dutch), Cape Hayti: :
Lysefjord (Nor). Baracoa; Parma Br),
ST Thomas, &C.
Ship Arapahoe, Jamaica Bay.
Schr 1rma (Br). Philadelphia.
" s Nitro, Hampton Roads.
Sailed 4th, str Great Falls, Cape Ilayti.
Tho corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 70 sea leveD at New York on Fri
day, Aug 3. 1921, at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-seven hundrcdths (302TD
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and sixty-eight and eight-tenths (76s.s)
miiilmeters. Captains OF all yes~els now
lying IN or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advnntageoNly use tho above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM, Sc, 1a miles +;
partly cloudy; choppy sea.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
Lnv Tolerranll.l n

BOSTON, Aug 5--Arrived. strs Ontario,
phils delphia; Calvin Austin, Now York.
Mohawk, Jacksonville. &C, Prince George
(Br) Yarmouth; Delaware, New York
westford do. Mecab tBr). Bnnes: Juniata.
Cnr) pornbay, &C; Ausabie, Norfolk West
chatale, Hamburg I.aks Esmere, Cha rles-
ton and Jacksonville. schrs Charlotte
Camenu Cflr), st Stephens. Nh Edna May
CBr), Parrsboro; Florence and Lillian, Jones'
port Clatter 4th, to nave new malnfnast
stepped) tug Emery, Nov York towing
barges Three Sisters and Irene M Davidson.
Cleared 9TH. str Santa Rosalia, New York.
Cleared Eth. strs Eaparta, Telai Bimon
Kingston. Oxonan tBr1. Liverpool, Ontario,
phile deiphin; Delaware. New York.
Sailed ath. str Prince Arthur (Br)
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AMERICAN PORTS.
by NALL

BANGOR, Me, Aug 2-Arrived, schr Helen
Barnet Gring, Norfolk.
folk. 49,, 49,. salad s,r
City of Freeport, Guantanamo ITO ioad ior
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 3o-sailed. str
Thomas Crowley, Willapa.
u " Rruse Astoria: Caroline, Grays Har-
Dor: 3oth, str San Juan. Cristobal.
TACOMA, Wash, July 30-Sailed. str Homo
lulu, Baltimore.
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Cuba g.. via Havana. str Morro Castle.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador tprints,
pala City. Choluteca (also prints, &c. for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and fuscaran), In
Colon coIombia. % Eeuador. @ Peru 'V Except Iau!tos)
Bolivia and Chile tother parts OF Honduras
and letter mail FOR Salvador ,. via Girls
Antotagasta and Valparaiso. str Ebro. 8 AM
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
Mayaguez. Laguayra. Curacao and Mara
caibo, str Maracaibo. $3.50 AM tsup $3.50
Yucatan and campeche lother parts Of
Mexico >. via Progreso, Vera Cruz and
rampico; also parcel post malls for the
Guerrero. Hldslgo. Mexico. Morelos. oaxaca.
Puebla. Tlaxcala. Vera Cruz and Yucatan.
str Modemi. 2:3o Pm.
TUESDAY. AUGUST o.
SANCHEZ. La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris
and San Domingo City. str Mary, 80 AN.
Grenada. St Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad
and 'T Georsetown. get % str Mayaro. AN.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino departments), via Kingston. Carta-
gena, Savanilla ana Santa Marta, str Tur-
rialba, Z 80 AM I.
San Pedro de Macoris. San Domingo City
and Barahona. str Inca. 9:3o AM.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia, French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) via Vancouver and Victoria. BC.
str Empress OF Japan, Aug 9.
Japan, Corea and China Especially adj
dressed only via Seattle. str Eldridge.
Aug T.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands and Straits Set
Elements via San Francisco. str Creole
State. Aug 8.
Tahiti Marauesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. VIA San Francisco. str
Tahiti, Aug 21.
'Nfust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates, Perth June
20, Melbourne and Sydney July 8. wellington
iith and Auckland 18th. which arrived per
str Makura, were despatched east from
Seattle on Aug / and due in New York
on the morning OF Saturday. Aug 8.
Mails OF the following dates. Singapore
July T. Hong Kong 18th, Shanghai 10th and
Yokohama ed, which arrived per str EN-
press OF Japan. we're despatched east from
Seattle on Aug and due in New York
on the afternoon OF Monday. Aug 8.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
Str Matinicock. Galveston July .. TO Rob

Str MatInlcock, lihIVeStOn July %, 10 ftuU-
en- J. .4asle. Win oil. Went to pier o.
Constable Hook, NJ.
STR Concho, Galveston July 80. to the Mall
lory Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdae. Went 10 pier 3s, North River.
Str Lenape, Jacksonville Aug and
Cha rleston I'd, to the Clyde Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier 81,
North River.
Str City OF Montgomery, Savannah Aug 2.
to the Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 35. North River.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk, 10 the Old pomin-
ion Transportation Co, with mdse. Went TO
pier 49, North River.
Str Georgeanna Wecms, Baltimore. to the
Halshaw Steamship Co, with mdse. Went
10 pier II, East River.
U s S Osborne. Newport, ri.
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. O., Aug. 3.
Tbese naval orders have been issued:

THESE naval orders nave peeH Issueu.
Lieut.. G.. Arvin. wait orders: Lieut.. J. T..
co,tan to u. s. S. Olympia, as engineer Of
ficar. lent w S. Garrett. to u. S. s. Penn
svlyania: Lieut.. Commander Samuel Gordon,
Civil Engineer Corps. to home; Lieut.. .-Com-
Gwantico. Lieut.. Commander w. ID. La Mont,
to u. S. s. Texas; Lieut.. James Q. Lough.
d. G., to Naval Air Station, san pieeo, !,
IJeut Walter H. MacWiliams. M: e., 70
Bnreau Medicine and Surgery. Washington; !;
Lieut.. George MARVEL, to duty X. s., Bos-
ton: Lieut. r. c. Nasey. TO supply anu com
,niasary officer, r. s.. San Francisco COM
,mander r. A. Thomson. to Naval lntelli-
aence washington; Lieut.. Commander Il. y
Johnson, to u. s. s. Utah.
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Dangers to Navigation.

TReported 70 the Hydrogra phic Office.1
July 25, lat 30 10. Ion - 90 encountered
a dereiict steel bark or ship painted gray,
With maats overheard and cargo Of coal
amoudering Knocked out a number Of
rIvets and believe she would fill and sink
within "a hours. Str kinsbury (ljr), Ellie.
July 81. lat 90 ii ION 20, drifting mine.
July %, lat ~ II, Ion 10 lS, log covered
with marine growth.
conlcal buoy. (This ~ probably tho came
buoy reported on July 10 IN lat 50 IA ", lon
bS E)
as 49, lon 4S 0s. two berRs: lat ~ 81 Ion
s7 20, large berg lat ~ -, lon a. 40. q
small borgs LAT <S CO. lon AZ 10. 4 medium
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BERMUDA, Aug str Cuttyhunk, from
Rotterdam for Galveston, was towed In here
with several boiler tubes leaking.
LONDON, Aug D--str sumatra Maru (Jap)
from Calcutta, &c, for New York, put back
10 Aden with cargo In No hold on fire.
str Mount Vernon Bridge, Sundsvall for
Boston and New York, before reported
putting into Gothenburg with pump trouble,
arrived yesterday at Greenock. whore neces-
sary repairs will be effected.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 4-Tug Carlisle is
disabled Z miles south OF Egg Harbor Inlet.
sho has barRes Obey for Portland. Nesha-
miny for Augusta, and Skippack for Saco
In tow; tug Gettysburg has gone TO her as
distance. CThe Carlisle was later reported
nneaed I'D Delaware Breakwater In tow.)
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON. Aug 4-Capt Allen of str North
Land. in to-day from New York. reported
to the Maritime Association that No gas
buoy. in Buzzard Bay. westerly entrance
to Cape Cod Canal. has been extinguished
since Tuesday. The superintendent OF light
houses OF the district has ordered a Light
house tender TO relight the buoy.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Aug 5--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamens Church Institute, 23
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
2gqO
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Try NALL

FATHER POINT. Que, July 3, 1880 PM
Passed out, str Cairnvalona (Br), Montreal
for Newcastle.
ulIIFAx, Aug 2-Sailed, echr J w
comeau (Br), New York Sd, cable str Rob
ert @ Ciowry, seawnrd.
VICTORIA DC. July 3o--Arrived, motor
ahin Somersetshire (Br), London, &C.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

ms
Static
Supplm manc a
Foreign Static
tha suppm ma fol
bal close of Q
at time Of eshownb
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF, Aug 5--Barometer a
noon, 2p.9s inches: wind. NE, light breeze
weather. showery; temperature. 10 deg Fair
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The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour.
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sized berg. and lat 40. Ion 4S S7. . srowler
and berg.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office is in
the Barge Office Ship information givem by u S.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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SAIL SATURDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 6.
DUE AUGUST 9.

DUE AOGO0A
Steamer From. Agents.
M Luckennacn. Hamburg Jy 20 Lucken'h Co
hampton Castle, Southampton Jy ~. -
Magya rorszag, Gibraltar Jy Is. Phelps Bros
Montclair. Falmouth jury 22. .Cosmopoiitan
West Gambo. Bayonne Jy %. Moore MeC
Carolyn. San Juan Jy 20. "A II Bull Co
Archimedes. Manchester Jy 23.. Int Mer Mar
Masuda, London Jy Is. Potter Transpor
Concho. Galveston " 80. ...... Mallory Line
Hibernia. Gibraltar Jy 2i..... Moore q McC
Graecia, Gibraltar Jy IS. Moore Moo
n Amsterdam. Plymouth Jy 2s: Holland Am
Chetopa. Thameshaven Jy "a. .Seager GO
Clendoyie, Macoris Jy so. Atlantic Fruit
Pamela, Helsingfors Jy 20. Globe 5 5 co
Virgilia, Swansea Jy 2o... .Cunard Line
DUE AUGUST Z.
Kroonland. Antwerp Jy 2o.... .......R Red Star
" seri Neris S MsSseiiie. Jy 20. .Pscific Maii
sutorpco. Liverpool Jy States Marine
sunewco. Liverpool Jy States Marine
SsiamaTss SsEa Antwerp S9oh ~ "a black Diamond
Millinocket, Porto Rico Jy IA IL Bull Il Co
Topa Topa, Marseilles Jy 2l...... United Am
Monadnock. Bordeaux Jy %. =. French Line
Ensley City, Hull Jy 23. .Isthmian Line
DUE AUGUST 8.
Columbia, Glasgow Jy s0........ Anchor Line
La Savoie, Havre Jy 30... ...... French Line
Carmania. Liverpool Jy 30. .... Cunard Line
Mason City. sundsvall Jy p; Moore 4 McC
Jean Stern, Palermo Jy 10. Three Star Line
Maryland, London Jy 20. Int Mer Mar
Santa Luisa, Colon Aug H.. Grace Line
Monterey, Havana Aug T.. ....... Ward Line
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Aug O. Furness-Ber
Boston Bridge, Duenos Aires..J III winchester
Aniwa. Hamburg Jy g. opientsi 4, I, !, Nav a.,
Westbrook. Hamburg Jy 23. Kerr CO
Caledonia, Guantanamo Aug i..Moore McC
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Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 8.


Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
outh Boulogne and Rotterdam (maii also
parcel post mails for Netherlands. str Ryn-
Europe. Africa and west Asia Qtaly.
Spain, Gibraltar and Straits Settlements -.
France, Belgium. Luxembourg, Belgian Congo
and other countries. str iceland. AN (sup
Italy tRuman,a y. via Naples and Con-
stanza; also parcel post mails for Italy. str
spain and Gibraltar Greece and Jugo-
Elavia y. via vigo. GIBRALTAR. Patras and
Dubrovnik; also parcel post malls for
gibraltar and Jugo-Slavia. str Calaoria.
Italy and Greece bulgaria and Ru-
ss also parssl post mails sop Iay
Greece and Bulgaria. str MegaH Helas.
rcst mails for Germany. Austria. Czecho-
slovak;iis, ;is, Hungary and Switzerland. str
Norway, Denmark, Finland and Estho-
MIA -. via Christiania, Copenhagen. Hell
singfors and Reval: also parcel post malls
for Norway. Denmark and Finland. str Plow
TUESDAY. AUGUST 8.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Italy >, via
tar and italy. str canopic. 40 AM
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Italy y. via
Ponta Delgada. Gibraltar and Naples; by
Canopic, PM.
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies. &c.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 6.
Porto Rico. via San Juan, str San Lorenzo
(sea post), 1880 AM (sup $3.50 AM ~.
st Thomas, st Croix, ST kits. Nevis.,
Saba, st Martins. st Eustatius, Antigua,
Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica. Marti-
hique. st Lucia. Barbados. and for Guiana
sia Barbados. Via s. Thomas, 81 ,S CroiS; 81
Unique, st Lucia and Barbados, str Pulwico.
8 AM (sup 10 AND.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamii-
ton. g 80 AM.
jamaica. Guatemala Salvador letter mail
only, and British Honduras (Cuba and
Tela y. via Santiago, Kingston. Belize.
Puerto Barrios. Truxillo and Tela, str
Zacapa, 1880 AM.
Panama - via Havana, Cristobal and Port
Limon, str Toloa. Z 80 AM I.
lind. Z. 80 AM.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land, Boston for New York.
Str Norwalk. Boston for New York.
schr Frances Ellsin (Br), Newcastle,
NB. for New York. with lath to Homan &
Puddington, vessel to J + Whitney Co.
Tugs Socony No 90 with barges (at
AND. Ronald G Keeler. with Q tat II 80
AND.
Steam lighter Howard lat GAS AND.
Bound East.
schr Karmoe (Br). Weehawken for Liver
pool Ms.
Schr Guilty Sark (Bo. Jersey City for
Halifax.
schr A Comeau (Br). Perth Amboy for
Paspebiac.
schr Marshal Foch Br). Jersey City for
Lunenburg.
Schr Abbie Stubbs (Br), Elizabethport
for st John. NIB (and rcturned).
Schr Sarah ALTON. Perth Amboy for
Calais.
schr Mary Langdon. Port Reading for
schr Morris q Cliff. Port Reading for
Rockland
schr Thomas II Lawrence. Port Reading
for Calais.
rug Chas A McCaffrey. with 2 barses.
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Almanac for New York August 6.

sun rises....... 90 Moon rises. 8 p An
Sun sets..... on Moon sets. ~ Pm
TIME OF HIGH WATER AUGUST 8.
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Fabre Line to Mediterranean Ports.
Office, IL State ST.. N. X,
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Frequent saiIings TO SO. American Ports.
Mnrson Steamship Lines, 81 wall ~.
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
New York TO Rotterdam.
General Passenger offices. "a State St.. NJ r.
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COSULiCH tTrieste) LINE
Naples, Pntras, Dubro,nik aud Trieste,
PHELPS BROS. & CO., G.. A., II Battery Pf
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er Howard tat 8:4o AM)
Bound East.
CLEARED.

tFrom U. s. Naval Communication Service.l
Str Cedric CBr). Marshall, Liverpool-White
Star Line.
Str vasconia (BD. Townley. London
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd
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SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE,
DENMARK NORWAY SWEDEN.
Passenger Dffice, 21 whitehall ST.. ". Y.
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PAPERMAKERS PICK
THEIR ARBITRATORS
Workers Representatives Meet
Those of Manufacturers
Here To-day.

ALBANY, June 2S.-A committee of
three representing the striking employees
of paper mills in this country and
Canada, exclusive of the International
Paper Company, whose plants have been
closed since May and May IL, will
meet a committee of three representing
the manufacturers tomorrow at New
York They will select seventh man to
serve on the committee which will arbi-
trate the wage dispute which caused the
shutdown on the plants. A large major
ity Of the employees voted in favor of
arbitration. 1t was reported to a meeting
of international officers and delegates
here to-day.
A new proposal for arbitration of the
difficulties between the employees and
the International Paper Company also
was made at the meeting.
The three men to represent the en-
ployees at to-morrow's conference will
be jeremiah r. Carey, president of the
International Brotherhood of Paper
Makers; John P. Burke, president of the
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sui
phite and Paper Mill Workers. and J. T.
Foster, an officer of the Dominion
Trades and Labor Conference and repre-
senting the workers In the Canadian
paper mill plants.
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DRUG ADDICT ADMITS
USING JOCKEYS NAME
Called Self Grover Fuller for
Years, He Says

Special Despatch to THE NEW York Herald.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-Jerry Chorn. a
Jockey. arraigned to-day before United
States Commissioner Glass as an opium
addict. confessed that he was not the
famous jockey. Grover Cleveland Fuller,
whose name no had used for twenty
years
Confronted with a protest from the
real Fuller in New York. Chorn admitted
to THE NEW YORK HERALD that he had
first faxed the name Of Fuller to "get
in" the races in New Zealand. He said:
II was ruled off the tracks in Cali
fornia in 1896; because they accused me
of a conspiracy with a Chinaman named
Little Pete Then l went to New zea-
land and in order to ride there I had
to change my name. Little Pete after
ward was murdered. / have been using
the name of Fuller ever since
Chorn was arrested on Saturday last
in a dingy little room at S54S Calumer
avenue, smoking opium. At the time of
his arrest he entertained Deputy Mar
shall John Oros. Detective Sergeants John
Howe and William Bowler for hours
with his stories of how he had won and
lost thousands of dollars gambling.
Chorn convinced them that he was
Grover C. Fuller.
He finally admitted to-day that he
was fake and that he had done Fuller
an injustice by masquerading as him.
Chorn was held to the Grand Jury for
opium smoking.
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R. R. LABOR VOTE
is NOT YET DECISIVE
About Two-thirds Counted and
a Few Ballots May
Swing Result.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-All rules under
the national agreements in effect dur
ing Federal control of the railways and
which have not been agreed to by the
individual conferences or for which no
substitute rules have been negotiated
were continued in effect by the Rail-
road Labor Board to-day until these
rules can be considered and decided
upon by the board.
The board also ruled that all over
time in excess of the, established hours
of service shall be paid for at the pro
rata rate, provided that this does not
affect classes of employees which have
reached an agreement as TO overtime
rates. This means that. pending fur
ther action by the board. the roads viii
pay the same rate for ten hours labor
that they do for eight. instead of time
and pne-half after eight hours.
Under decision of the board on
April IA the rules dispute was handed
directly to the roads with an admoni-
ton to negotiate their owh agreements
with their employees and advising them
that the board would not continue the
national agreemen ents after July l. The
board at that time laid down a code OF
principles which it said should govern
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Validity Established.

The final test of its validity occurred
later when a test case was taken to the
State Supreme Court through the activity
of the Chicago Association of Commerce
and a favorable ruling resulted.
Advocates of the trade court point OUT
neither party to controversy has nad 10
appear as a witness in open court, no
important trade secrets have been alreo
before competitors, no expensive iees
have been paid out to attorneys, no op-
noxious or harmful publicity has peen
incurred. and the verdict has been rem
dered with the same despatch that marks
the daily decisions in the conference
room of any we'll conducted business.
Any civil case now tried in the estao-
Nshed courts of the United States' eN-
cent n divorce action, may become be-
fore the trade court; the Supreme Court
OF Illinois has sustained its legaity
under the new Administration ana
Awards act. and has defined it's author
ity as extending TO any question Oh lact
as distinguished from questions or law.
Should a point of law be involved IN
case, law court may revise the deci-
sion. But the trade court also has pow
ers which a court of law has not: 1t
NAV define the rights of both parties
under a contract where no action has
vet accrued, even though a court of law
could not entertain an ordinary suit un-
til damages had accrued for breach or
non-fulfilment Of contract; it may dis
regard the letter OF the law and decide
according to the equities of the parties
should mutual error in the contract oe
found where ordinary court procedure
would require filing of a bill I'm equity
to enforce the contract.
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such negotiations. In the event that
no agreement could be reached ON any
one or more rules, the board said, the
dispute should be brought back 10 the
board.
That is what has happened TO large
part OF ths negotiations. After several
weeks of conferences, roads from every
section OF the country have been poar-
ing In reports of disagreements. The
boards decision dinscted that all dis
putes must be in its hands by Friday.
The new disputes. IL was said. would
mean further hearings of undetermined
length, further prolonging of the con-
troversy which already has dragged
along for more than a year and which
has occupied three months of the
boards time in continuous public hear
ings
In railroad circles 1t was said an or
der continuing the national agreements
and resembling the previous announce
ment was not unexpected.
Reports of an overwhelming vote for
rejection of an average s per cent. wage
reduction recently ordered for all rail-
road shop employees by the United
States Railroad Labor Board were
branded as misleading and unreliable
to-day by B. M. Jewell, head of the
shop crafts organizations. Only about
two-thirds of the vote has been counted,
according to Mr.. Jewell who added that
"a few votes might swing it either
way"
The ballots are coming in by every
mail. and we have not begun to complete
the tabulation," MIR. Jewell said THE
result at this time is unknown"
Unofficial compilation of votes were
said to have totalled approximately
$4,000 against the proposed reduction
and $4,000 in favor of 1t. There are ap-
proximately 100000 shop employees.sin
ths country. -
Mr.. Jewell declined to make any pre-
diction OH the outcome of the vote now
being tabulated. He said he expected
it to be comphated within two days.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
TRADE ARBITRATION
COURT STARTS WELL
Twelve Cases Have Been
Heard in Chicago in
First Month.
SCOPE Is WORLDWIDE
Merchants Anywhere May
Have Disputes Ended
in Legal Manner.
VALIDITY ESTABLISHED
Antagonism on the Part OF
the Courts of Law Is
Fast Disappearing.
SCOPE Is WORLDWIDE
VALIDITY ESTABLISHED
BIZ The Associated Press.

CHtcAGo June 2S.-The first interna-
tionaI court of commercial arbitration
established in the United States, tow
ard which the interest of thousands OF
BUSINESS men and lawyers has been
keenly directed, is now one month old
and has heard total OF twelve cases.
Friends OF the new trade court
point with qualification to this hrst
months record more especially be-
cause of the strenuous opposition
which it has encountered on the part
CT certain elements of the bar and the
established courts of law. This an
tagonism sprang from feeling THAI
the trade court constituted an en-
croachment upon their rightful do
main.
The trade court. functioning as an arm
of the local association OF commerce, dis
fributes justice with much the same in
formality and drectness that character
lied the tribunals of tribal days. With
out the aid of hear yes or sum-
monses. depositions or bailiffs, the evil
dence is heard and the case decided
The litigants, such as in one case were
manufacturer situated in New York and
a retailer located in Chicago, pursue
their businesses just as if nothing un-
usual at all were happening. while the
court, which is "ambulatory" gravitates
between New York and Chicago gather-
ing the testimony, and, in the regular
course of it's business day, without pomp,
renders its decision.
The. trade court was made possible
officially by the State Legislature after
I. had been advocated by the Chicago
Credit Mems Association. the National
Credit Mems Association and Chief JUS
tice Harry Olson Of the Municipal court
Of Chicago.