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The New York herald., 1922-08-28
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph


ABERDEEN, Wash, Aug 27--Arrived, str
Clyde Maru Jap), Orient.
Sailed 27th, str Nyanza, New York.
ASTORIA. Ore, Aug 27-Arrived. str Da-
kotan, Portland.
BELLINGHAM, Wash, Aug 27--Arrived.
str Hakushika Maru tJnp), Aberdeen.
BOSTON. Mass. Aug 27-Arrived. strs Ne
yardan. Hamburg: Kingsmere (Brl. Clyde:
Ossa, Alexandria; Prince George (Br). Yar-
mouth, Ms; westlake. Liverpool; West
Wanna. Port Talbot. Eng: Gov Dingley. st
John. NIB: Dante Aligheri dtaD. New York
(and sailed for Naples); San Pablo (Br) +,
Bocas del Toro; Ormdale. Norfolk; Calvin
Austin. New York (and sailed on return) !:
Belfast Bangor. Me (do) Ransom b Fuller.
Portland. Me (do); II # Dimock. New York;
bark Refine Marie Stewart. Carrabelle: schrs
Helen Barnet Gring. Mobile; Burpee L
Tucker (Br). Parrsboro, Ms; Frances L
Taussig. Parrsboro for Norfolk (assisted in
by tug Neptune) tugs Prudence. Newbury-
port. towing barge Osceoa; w Keene.
towing barges Belfast and Beauford.
Sailed 27th strs Prince Arthur tBr). Yar-
mouth. Ms; F1orldian. New York. Phlladel-
phia and Pacific coast ports; tugs Neptune.
Sandwich, towing barges osceola and Edith,
Continued on Following Page.
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mail for Peru Except Iquitos). Bolivia and
Chile (other parts Of Honduras must be spe-
cially addressed) via Kingston. Cristobal.
CARRILLo. 8 AM (sup 8 AM y.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata.
de Macoris. San Domingo City, Azua and
Barahona. str HURON. 80 AM (sup 10
AM ~.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.
Grenada, st Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad Boil
iyar and Guiana yia Grenada, Trinidad and
Porto Rico Canal Zone and Panama must
CristobaI. = 5 army transport ST MIHIEL.
Yucatan and Campeche (cubs and other
parts of Mexico must be specially addressed)
via Havana, Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tam
States Of Campeche. Chiapas. Guerrero. HI
dalgo, Mexico. Morelos, Oaxaca, Puebla,
Tiaxcala. Vera Cruz and Yucatan. str MON
% Hail Curacao G. nm ~. and Venezuela. must be
specially addressed) via Cape Haiti, Port
de Palx. Gonaives. 81 Marc. Port au Prince.
Jacmel. Laguayra. Puerto Cabello. Curacao
and Maracaibo. str AsTREA. II M.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
City of Nuevitas, Cuba (other parts OF
Cuba must be specially addressed), via Nue.
vitas. str MUNAMAR. Q AM.
PORT ANTONIO. o AM.
Canal Zone. Panama. FL Salvador (prints.
&c). Nicaragua Except East CoasD. ANA
pala City, Choluteca (also prints. &c. for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) in
Honduras. Cauca and Narino Departments
of Colombia and Ecuador Guatemala and
other parts of Honduras must be specially
addressed) via Cristobal, Balboa. Corinto.
La Libertad and San Jose de Guatemala. str
VENEZUELA. IL AM (sup II M d..
st Kits Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Qua
deloupe, Dominica. Martinique, st Lucia and
Barbados est Thomas, st Croix. Grenada,
st Vincent, Trinidad and Guiana must be
specially addressed) via st Thomas. st Croix,
st Kits, Antigua. Guadeloupe, Dominica.
Martinique, st Lucia and Barbados, str
PARMA. IL AM (sup IL NJ -.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


the md time
10
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Dangers to Navigation.

GReported TO the Hydrographc office.l
Aug 25. lat 40 Is, lon Gs 90, passed a spar
showing about feet above water, apparent
iy attached to wrcckage-str Francis (Br).
Aug IA, lat 41 AZ, lon So, a conical buoy
covered with marine growth-Str Nahopic
(Br).
July 81, lat 80 "a, Ion 81 ~, passed a log
about 35 feet long. III feet In diameter. COW
cred with barnacles-Str Arcturus.
Aug IL. lat 40 AZ, Ion 10 Al. passed q red
can buoy-6tr President Fillmore.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Hydrographic Office under the
Navy Depa rtment is established to aid
mariners. II publishes nautical charts.
books. tables and periodicals. II broad
casts by radio all urgent information in
volving danger to vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest photographic in
formation OF all parts OF the world and
are prepared to serve mariners In many
ways. Mariners are invited 10 call at
the branch offices between the hours OF
and 4:30, where they VIII be cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested to
forward promptly to the nearest branch
office all hydrogra phic information. The
Branch photographic Office. New York.
Is situated At 1880 Broad at.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

First cabin fares on Atlantic liners
are to-day III per cent. higher than just
previous to 1914 on precisely the same
ships. In other, classes similar ad-
vances are shown. There has been no
decrease in fares since the world war
and current rates are higher than those
in effect Immediately after the war.
when every passenger ship sailed to
capacity
On typical vessels fares at various re-
cent periods compare as follows:
Early Pre-
Present. 1920. War.
Olympic and Aquitania.$275 5000 $3.50
Celtic and Carmania.. 225 200 ITO
The current rates given are those for
the summer season, when by far the
bulk OF the transatlantic passenger
traffic Is carried. Winter rates are 10
per cent lower.
AS already told in THE New YORK
HERALD, steamship officials say they can
not reduce passenger fares because costs
of operation are still high and travel
has been curtailed by immigration re-
striction.
Passenger lines, which carry freight
also, have brought freight rates down
almost to the pre-war level on some
commodities and below 1t on others
Liner rates on freight, in cents a 100
pounds, to United Kingdom ports COM
pare as follows:
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Stockholm (Sw), Gothenburg for New
York. is expected to dock at pier 81, North
River. Monday forenoon.
Str Olympic (Br), Southampton for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier SO, North
River. late Tuesday evening or early
Wednesday morning.
Str City OF London (Br), Glasgow for New
York. signalled 800 miles E OF Ambrose l. "
at noon 27th. expects to dock at pier 81
North River. about PM Monday.
Str Gothland tBelg), Antwerp for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier 81, North
River, Monday forenoon.
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Winds OF the Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Moderate, variable winds except
fresh easterly over south portion: weather
partly cloudy; occasional showers Monday
West Gulf-Moderate. variable winds: gen.
orally fair weather Monday
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh. variable winds except
strong over northwest portion; cloudy
weather: probably rain Monday.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderate to fresh
north winds. becoming northwest: rain, fol-
lowed by clearing weather, Monday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh north and
northwest winds. rain. followed by clearing
weather, Monday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits--Moderate, va
riable winds. mostly southerly; weather un-
settled; occasional showers Monday.
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STEAMSHIP TOLOA HERE
WITH IO4 PASSENGERS
Vessel Also Carried 50, 900
Eunches Of Bananas.

The steamship Toloa of the United
Fruit Company arrived from Havana
yesterday with 104 passengers. sne
brought also $4,000 punches OF bananas
and twenty-five live turtles.
Among the passengers were Mrs. j.
r. Putnam, wife Of the American Con-
sui at Havana, and her daughter, Miss
Doanda They are going to the Green
Mountains TO spend September where
they will be Joined later by Mr.. Putnam.
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FIRST CABIN FARES
111P.C. OVER 1914
Passenger Rates on Atlantic
Higher Than at Close
Of War.
u. S. Il Unable to Decide
Ships Right to Sell Rum
Special Dispatch 70 Tn. NEW Yo.r Hu.ALp

Special Dispdtcht to THE NEW YoaK HnnALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. d. c., Aug. 81.
IN ECISION on the status o.
i liquor sales on Shipping
Board vessels has been held
UP indefinitely because the De-
partment OF Justice is unable to
unravel the conflict Of legal opinion
surrounding the question.
A snag also has been met for
similar reasons in determining
whether, under the volstead act,
foreign ships have the right to
enter American territorial waters
with liquors aboard.
The two questions are linked
closely together, officials Of the De-
.partment Of Justice said tonight.
In the end they must be decided in
the same opinion. It appears that
the weight of international opinion
sustains the right Of the foreign
owned lines to possess liquors. not
only as part of their ships stores,
but for beverage sales to passen-
gers.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
SAILED.

strs Ct Andrsw tBrl. New oflsans; Yors
Pirie tBr). Brisbane, Ac, vorsda (Br). Bal.
timorc Santa Eulalia, Los Angeles, Ac /;
iiovs, San Juan: Rossnbors (Nor). Mont
real; Josiah Macy. Baltimore: West Celina.
Baltimore: satanta (Br), Tampico; West
Providsncs;. Albert e Watts. Tampico; oc-
muieee, Mobile.
str uisndoyis, Nusvitas via Norfolk.
str wiiihilo. Los Angeles and San Fran
schr Ruth u Merrill. -. .s.
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ISLAND SHIP STRIKE ENDS.
omcers ON Filipino Boats Return
Under Temporary Pact.

MANILA, p. l., Aug. az tAssociated
Press) Officers Of interisland vessels
who have been on strike for month In
protest against wage reductions yester-
day returned to work under temporary
agreement.
The compromise called for the res-
toration of the old wage scales and arbi-
tration Of a proposed reduction of 10
per cent.
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DUN TUESDAY, AUGUST 70.
,ntic CITY. onlveston a1st.

Atlantic City. Galveston 21st. ....U Nav
Dunsiaw, Newport, II, 1lth.. .Iouider, w a n
Exeter City, Cardiff 18th. .Chas Hi a Sons
Mnnekahda, Hamburg 10Th. American Line
Munamar, Nassau 26th. 80. .Muneon Llne
Olympic. Southampton 23d. White Star Line
Port Antonio. Port Antonio Esd. United Fruit
vechtdyk. Rotterdam 18TH. Holland Am
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Steamers Due In New York.
DUE MONDAY. AUGUST %.

Steamer. From. AGENTS.
Africanic, Shields 18th, ..... .rurnees- Witty
Apache. Jacksonville 20th ..... :. Clyde Line
Cananova, Port Antonio 23d, Atlantic pruit
City OF London. Glassow 10th. .cunArd Line
Eisssier. 1nn,inshsrn 18Th. Lloyd Royal Bsiss
Fort st George. bermuda goth. .Furness- Witty
0othland, Antwerp 17th...... Red Star Line
Maine. London i2th. 80. Atlantic Transport
Maracaibo, Laguhyra 18th. Red d Line
Martinique. Kinsston 22d........ Clyde Lins
Mount Evans, Barry 11th. .FurnesA- Witty
Nervier ImmlnRham 1ith Lloyd Royal Beige
Eiels II Finsen, Niqusro 22d. 80. Ward Line
Orient, Colon 2otn. .wiiiiaHe se CO
geverance. Sabine goth .,s. Union sulphur
Sioux City. Cienfuegos ztst. 49,. Ward Lins
etockhoini. uotnenpurs i1sh. :. J; Swedish Am
Trevider, Barry tith............N Norton Lilly
yenesuafa.. cristobai .teth. w n Grace 4 co
West Ira. Colon nth. Tampa rnter-occan Line
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
NEGRO Is KILLED IN FIGHT.

Thomas White. aged ~, n negro, OF 5
East 131st street. was stabbed to death
last night by another negro In fight at
Fifth avenue and 1S2d street. Detec-
tives Murphy and Boyle chased the
negro who did the stabbins, but lost him
in West 136th street.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Erholm CNor). Walton for New York.
with plaster, 10 Rock Plaster Mfg Co.
Schr Mary A, Nantucket for New York.
Tugs G Gallagher and Goodwin No IL, tow
ing Il bargcs Cat II :55 AM; Owen ] Mo-
Williams, towing tat 1915 PM).
Barge Daniel M Munros (sailed at noon).
Str veedoi. New London for Bayonne
schr ophslia. bridgeport for New FORK
schr g A Carpenter. New Haven FOR Nov
York (26th).
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cANANEA MINES REOPEN.

Mexico CRY. Aug. 27.--The copper
mines at Cananea,s State OF Sonora.
which have been closed down more than
twenty months, Opened yesterday, ac-
cording to advices received here. They
are employing 1000 workers.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Aug 21--rhe time bali above
the NavisatioD and Marine Engineering
School OF the Heannen's Church institute, 25
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
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST q, 1922
DUE WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 40.

Bcrengaria, Southampton gath. .Cunard Line
City Of Atlanta, Savannah 27th. :. Ocean IS
pampto. Newport, Eng. 18th. ..........
FL Sud, Galveston oath q. Southern Pacific
Liberty. Barry 18TH. j II winchester Z co
Gautc, Barry 10th. Observation-Disclosures
President Polk. London 10Th .....U Lines
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ARRIVED.

Queenstown goth, 20 the white star Line,
with passengers. mails ana nndse. Will 60 20
pier 90, North River. about o AM Monday.
Str Sahale, London July ~. Hull 22d,
Leith Goth. Middlesbro Aug 8, Newcastle
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tFrom the Hydrorraphic offics.1

trrom the Hydrographic Office.l
Buoys. Patapsco River. Maryland--About
Aug II, 1922. the following buoys in Curtis
Bay will be discontinued: Channel Buoy TO-
Walnut Point Buoy II. Channel Buoy 70.
Channel Buoy 13. Ordnance Depot Buoy Is.
Ordnance Depot Buoy IL, Ordnance Depot
Buoy 10. Ordnance Depot Buoy 81, and stahls
Point Buoy IL was renumborod 10.
sullivans Island Cove Light, Charleston
Harbor. South Carolina--About Sept is, 1922,
sullivans Island Cove Light No 1 Will be
moved about no yards 2e2 deg 10 the opposite
side OF the channel and renumbered "a. The
characteristic OF the light will be changed
from fixed white 20 fixed red OF 20 candie-
power Approximate position: Lat 90 40 N.
Ion 10 81 w.
New Castle Range Front Light Station.
Delaware River-Cn Aug TO- 1927, the char
acteristic OF New Castle Range Front Light
was changed 10 occuting white every 3 sec
onds. light seconds, eclipse 1 second, %
10000 oAndlepower. visible on the range limo
only, exhibited at a height OF 81 feet. On
tho same date an auxiliary fixed light was
established showing white from 30T deg to
~ deg and red westward OF deg. 20 mark
Bulkhead ShoAl Channel southwark OF the
light. and Write from 242 deg 70 250 deg 20
mark the upper entrance 20 Bulkhead Shoal
Channel. between New Castle leo Breaker
and Bulkhead shoai Upper End Buoy. and
red northward OF 242 DEG covering the ice
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Aug o7-Baror,eter at
noon. S0.25 inches: wind. sw. light; dense
fog; temperature, 81 deg Fair.
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Aiyarado. Buenaventura, &C. A
~ Me-. ........
Arabic, Naples, &c. 90 " r. R....... ff:oo AM
Munsomo. Vera Cruz, r.. ...... -
Polycarp. Para. &C, SD st. Bklyn. -
SAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30.
Anaconda, Antwerp. 8 Army Base,
Brooklyn ..................... -
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Sailed 26th. strs Vincent, Havre vittorio
Emanuele III, Glasgow; Tasmania (sw).
Gothenburg.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Sunday. Aug ~, 1922. at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and ninety-seven hundredths
(29.97) inches This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty-one and two-tenths
(761.2) millimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantagecusly use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind At Sandy Hook, 7 PM. NV; light
sea.
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HIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WOI

breaker. The white light is OF 1.700 CANDLE
power and the red light OF $40 candlepower.
Approximate position: Lat 80 SO 80 N. lon
rs 35 45 w.
Buoys. Block Island Sound. Little Gull
Island, New York--On July 10, 1922. group
OF keg and spar buoys were established. in 8
fathoms OF water, within a circular area
1000 yards In diameter with center located
1880 yards 15e deg 80 min from Little Gull
Island Lighthouse. Approximate position Of
Little Gull Island Lighthouse: Lat Al II N,
Ion 72 90 w.
Wreck. Elbow Reef. Florida Reefs, Florida
-On Aug 16. 1922, an examination revealed
the fact that the wreckage OF the American
steamer Quogue had entirely disappeared
from Elbow Reef. Approximate position: !:
Lat % 0S 80 n. lon 80 10 30 w.
Buoy, Bolivar Roads, Galveston Bay. Texas
On Aug 16, 1922. Bolivar Roads Buoy was
moved and reestablished in 3 fathoms OF
water in approximately lat 20 20 30 N, lon
e4 40 10 w, TO mark the point of the shoal,
on the bearings Bolivar Point Lighthouse.
Q deg; Galveston Jetty Light, 108 deg 80
min; Fort Point Fog Signal. i6s deg.
Pelican Split shoal Gas Buoy, Galveston
Bay. Texas-On Aug IL. 1922. Pelican Spit
Shoal Gas Buoy g. In approximately lat
20 20 80 N, Ion 81 40 w, was painted red
and black in horizontal bands and renamed
Pelican Spit Shoal Gas Buoy. without other
changes.
20 a7 IS N. Ion rs os w.
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SAIE WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 30.
Carrillo. Santa Marta. &C, o N r.. II 90 AM
Fort ST George. Bermuda. 95 N r. IL 90 AM
France, Havre, 81 ~ R............ Noon
Hanover. Bremen 9th st. Hobcksn 900 PM
Huron. Turks Island. &C, "a Bkyn Noon
HoboIsn .........'............ 100 Pm
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Bound East.

Tus ypu sr xSr towns ssrrs. = csnsS.
fnr). and uIoosccs lBrl, New York for
Transport. Ms Cat 8 Pm 26th).
schr Jean r Anderson lDr), New Ysrk
for Noel NH (ogth).
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Almanac for New York Ausust 20.

The time given In the above table N East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and oeodetic Survey.
For daylight saving add one hour.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

FASSENGER SIEAMEHS ARRIVED.
AQUITANIA (Br), due at Southampton Q
PM Tuesday.
CEDRIC (Br). from Queenstown 27th for
New York.
HoMERIC (Br), at Southampton 27th.
MAURITANIA (Br), from Southampton
oath for New York.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, from Southampton
26th for New York.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD. from London 2sth
for New York.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
MANCHURIA. from Hamburg 2oth for New
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

Substantial declines in charter rates
have taken place since July 1.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

Tramp freight carriers. under stress
OF severely competitive conditions. have
also travelled far on the road to defia-
tion, as shown by the index number OF
charter rates Of the Department Of Com
merce. With the average rates OF 1911
to 1918 taken as . base. the comparisons
are.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
At NEW YORK.

Str OLYMPIC due Aug 20 with mails from
Austria, Belgium. British India, Denmark.
France, Germany, Great Britain. Hungary,
Netherlands. Norway. Poland, Portugal.
Rumania, South Africa and Sweden. Steamer
left Southampton Aug %.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUESDAY. AUGUST %.

North Brazil and Iquitos via Para. Ceara,
Maranham and Manaos. str POLYCARP, 10
AM.
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST

Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT ST
GEORGE, 7:30 AM.
Jamaica, Canal Zone. Panama, Ell SALIVA
dor (prints, &C, except La Union and San
Miguel. Nicaragua (except East COAST,
Amapala City Choiuteca (alsc prints. &c.
Honduras, Colombia. Ecuador and letter
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Vessels Sail on Da,
SAIL. Tuesday. AUGUST 70.
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PASSENGER STE

MANcHURIA, from Hamburg 2eth for New
York.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOUR

Continued on Following Page.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Irish Fund Hangs
On O'Mara Being
Alive Next Week
Justice Mullan Says if the
Dublin Prisoner Is Exc
cuted He Will Dismiss
Writ Against Republicans

Argument on the suit Of the Irish
Free State 70 recover about 100000
IN securities on deposit here IN charge
Of Representatives Of Eamon de Valera
and his Irish Republic followers will
be heard next Wednesday By Justice
Mullan in the Supreme Court. provid-
ing that in the mean time Stephen
n. OMsra, formerly q trustee Of the
republican fund and now a prisoner Of
the Free State, has not been executed.
Justice Mullsn stipulated that II
O'Mara is executed for his alleged ac-
tivity against the authority OF the
Free State before the hearing next
week the court will dismiss the in
junction obtained By the Free State
agents here. tying up the funds col
lectcd in this country By the agents Of
the Republic Of Ireland.
Harold w. Bissell, who appeared as
counsel for the Free State. said he
could not guarantee that OMara would
not be executed, but read q cablegram
received from Dublin as follows;
"OWars in simple custody. Case not
yet considered. II still IN custody
when commission arrives government
will grant facilities FOR taking testi-
mony"
The commission referred 20 in the
message was the one asked by Martin
COnboy, counsel for the republican
agents, to take the testimony OF
0Mara In the pending injunction ac-
ton 10 restrain tho De Valera element
from disposing Of the arre uuf
lected BY them. Mr.. Bissell asked that
the matter be adjourned for a month.
Mr.. Conboy, who had moved 20 compel
the Free State agents % tell the place
OF imprisonment OF O'Mara, so that be
could be examined, objected 20 the long
adjournment. saving he foarod omar
might be executed before the month
expired.
John F. Finerty, Washington attor-
ney, who acted in the proceeding as
the agent Of Do Valera and the repub-
c o. ireland. submitted an v't
in which he said he had received com
munications from O'Nara. In one Of
these O'Mara said he would come 70
the United States In January, "ii
alive He also was quoted az saying:
Il have no doubt that they viii arrest
or shoot me rather than permit me TO
defend the case"
The defense Of the republican ele-
ment Is that the funds were collected
In this country only for the purpose Of
establishlng a r7pubi- 'n rtt an
that the Free State officials have no
legal claim to the money.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Chinese Military Party
Seeks TO Regain Control
Chief Made Premier and Presi'
dent Il Expected Soon
In Retire

PEKINC. Dee. 10 (By The Associated
press). - General Chang Shao-tseng'
ths military leader. has been appointed
Premier With the approval Of Paria-
nent His selection, which was sup
ported b. General Tsao-kun, 10 be-
iieved 20 indicate the Intention o. the
military party 70 resu''e contFoi Of
Tbe Chinese newspapers published
rsports TO the effect that Pfcsident
ri Yusn-hung soon will retire and
that General TsaO-kun WI take MS
niaee. Another report says Tsao-kun,
with the backing Of General chang
Tso-lin, is preparing hostilities against
General WI Pei-fu for cary spring
with the purpose Of placing the feking
government completely IN the hands Of
n q mllitarists el
lhe appointment o. Chang shao,
tseng 20 the premiership - declares
10 Be a concerted move OF the MILL
tarists 20 regain control
General A sao-kuu as eheeteo Ah
Alliance with General Chang Iso-hn,
he Manchurian var lord, whose army
h provided with modern weapons and
annie supplies. As an ally OF lsao-
knn the Manchurian forces are aaid to
he prepared 20 start campaign
against General WI Pei-fu'
General Chang succeeds wang Ia
hsleh as Premier. Tho latter Was