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The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-03
FOOD STORES TO cur PRICES.
4 New York Chain to Sell Best Coffe
 for 37 Gents, Sugar for 20.

New York. May 27.--A chain of food stores in Brooklyn and on Long Island announced today sweeping reduction in prices would be made to- morrow.
 According to the announcement fresh eggs will be sold at 49 cents a dozen, best coffee at 37 cents a pound and white granulated sugar at 20 cents pound.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-03

permanent in any ease between enl- blower and employees or between per sons employed, or persons seeking employment, growing out of dispute concerning terms, conditions, etc. shall be issued without previous not ice and an opportunity to be heard Tn behalf of the party enjoined; we have established lines to protect workers; we have established the eight hour day in mines; we have established cvs ervthing that has been established in the history of the progress of this great industry"
 Submits Denial.
 He denied that the Kansas law de- nied the workmen the privilege of collective bargaining. He said it gave the miners the right whether they were members of the union or not, and protects the sanctity of their contract. He then assailed Mir. Gompers' politi- cal activities, referring to his alleged orders to organized labor to see that no man goes to Congress who is not in favor of labor's program, and said:
 "The political party in the forth coming campaign that has not the constructive courage to stand out and pledge to the public protection against the wrongs and terrors of industrial warfare will travel down the pathway of cowardice and defeat.V
 Storms of applause greeted this. Governor Allen concluded his direct argument by asking MT. Gompers to define ''who had the divine right to forbid the switchmen to strike in their outlaw strike: who controls this di- vine right to quit work 2"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27
COAST GUARD CUTTER STATIONED AT YAKUTAT
 FOR SUMMER SEASON

The United States coast guard cut ter Algonquin is now at Yakutat, where she will be stationed for the season. The cutter is really medical boat, and it will be her duty to hail all fishing vessels to ascertain whether or not there is sickness on board. If the illness is not too serious, Redical attention will be given on the spot. If the cases are serious they will be taken on board the cutter ard treated.
 Dr, A. w. Siebert, acting assistant surgeon of the United States public health service, is the physician on board the vessel.
 The Algonquin, which is very trim looking vessel, is 2O5 feet long, and was built in Cleveland in 1898. She carries a crew of eight officers and sixty three men, and is in command of Captain W. T. Stromberg.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27
JUDGE JENNINGS SEEKS
 TRANSFER TO BENCH OF OUTSIDE COURT

It is understood in Juneau that Hon. Robert. w. Jennings, judge of the fed eral court in the First division of Alaska, has asked the department of justice at Washington for a transfer to some fdeera1 bench in the States, but with what result is not known at this time It is known that Judge Jen- nings stands very high with the de- partment of justice, and it is quite possible that his request will be grant ed. For some months it was believed that Judge Jennings would retire from the bench in Alaska due to deafness, but nothing more is heard in that connection Rumor centers on the pending transfer to an Outside federal bench.
 If Judge Jennings gains an appoint ment as federal judge in the States in lieu of his present position he would have life appointment, whereas his present place is for four-year term only.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27
NOTICE

The registration book of the town of Cordova will be open at my office, in the Ostrander building, Second street, Cordova, every day from a. m to p. m. The registration book will be closed ah 4 o'clock p. m. Saturday, March 27, 1920. K. G. ROBINSON,
 Registrar.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27

THE CHURCH

The church is the states hope of stability
 For reasons of citizenship come to church.
 Kindred es-absenteeism from the ballot box and from church.
 Every non-attendant virtually votes for the elimina tion of the church. The church stands for the best things-line up. Lonely? The church offers friend ship.
 The greatest institution in existence the church.
 Wherever the church goes she car ries new light and life..
 Worship steadies the storm-tossed ship of the soul. Come to church.
 Weary after a week of the world? Come to the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 "The Church with Message"
 II a. m. Sp. n.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27

Congoleum Rugs, suitable for every room in your house, can be found at the Northwestern Hardware Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27

Scarborough Pictures that please at drug store. Phone 140-3 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-27

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery. 13-u
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
2 Fishermen Drowned.
4 Are Missing, in Gale
Widespread Damage Reported
in Wake of Storm Off
Naxxfn1sudiand

ST. JOHNS, N. F.. Nov. 15-Two
fishermen were reported drowned and
four others missing in the wreck Of
the schooner Lou Blossoms at Dane
ing Cove, in a westerly gale, which is
sweeping the coast, according to
messages received here tonight.
Widespread damage is reported in
the wake of the storm. Several other
schooner wrecks have resulted but
the loss of life is confined to the Lou
blossoms. The men, Captain Thomas
Hayes and Seaman Harold Linthorn.
were drowned while attempting to
make shore in dory after abandoning
their craft. The four missing men
are believed to have lost their lives
in the wreck.
A message to the Minister Of Ship
ping reported the loss of the schooner
SILVER Queen, while bound from Bay
Roberts, N. f. to the Portuguese mar
ket with 1000 quintals Of fish. The
steamer Canadian Voyageur reache
port with her steering gear damaged.
The steamer Tulsa put in here for re-
pairs.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

syss Syss: S,m5f. s'Ts 1une @xer' w ss ToTs
6, rassn9a (Gj, Iiso: s.,:0 Hermione .'1'' Br5,
N,ewcastle: Duneric (Br5 Philadelp ia.
vsa'e'' War IerS,tra strs kapana Br>; Cienfurgos,
Natal Br>. san Frantis.'o -
crs, N0EfObN, Va. .,ov l5--Arrived Take
casts bnema sS'9" Lyle W Woerman b
IHaI H bark!. Wellington savona Grena
not'' yn,t G,Arlsfia nsan Lake Janet, New
Mtap. La Pallice: Lake Grapaite. St
Thomas Robin Good Fellow, baltimore
Paier,no aglIs 'Tnon Baitimore Glenwits
LAKE Ennis. New York. Sailed Strs
bIistol. Rotterdam; Baltion fSwed). Bal
PHILADELPHIA Nov. f5-Arrived
River Orontcs Nsr). Smyrna, etc: Vesla
Amsr,o, .Horp' 1yiEtut H,, RI ERardwjk pu9. Hayrs
York; salina ND. Norfolk: U c Donnell
Port Lobos. " S; Rheer Port Lobos
oretan Boston; schr James e Osborn
pei. Nov 15-Arrived: Ship Windsor
Park (Rus), from Rotterdam. Reedy ISL
and, Dell. Nov. 15--Passed down from
PORT ARTHUR, TEX. Nov 15--Arrived
New York. Sailed: Charles NJ Everest
Atenas. Bocas del Toro; Bowden (Nor)
Port Barrios: Dannedalle, Mexico John
Adams: Liverpool: Lake Graina. Tampa
Meltonian CBr) Liverpool: Manasua tNic)
Kingston: Roanoke. Port Arthur: Toloolsa
Maru (Jap). New York; Tegucgalpa
lHondl, Ceiba. Sailed: Ellis (Nor). Tela
Via Truxillo Marinua (Br), Europe; Sun
shine. Rio de Janeiro via Tampico Yoro
Hond). Ccibn.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov 15--Arrived
Huronia Q3rD. Galveston. Sailed: Ro.nu-
lus. Port Arthur; Ncshaminy. New Or
leans.
PORTLAND. Me, Nov 15--Arriyed: st,
Inland. Baltimore, schr Abbie S Walker
Port Reading for Addison. Sailed: Str
Freeman. Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 15--Arrved
Strs Lisbon Maru. New York; Honolulu
Maru Muroran. Sailed: Str City of Reno
Manila
SAVANNAH. Nov 15--Arrived: Strs
Johnstown Br). Cardiff Lake Pepin. Ia
vana Harvester, Port Iobos: West Errall
Norfolk; Junata. Baltimore (and sailed
Jacksonvilel. Sailed: strs Genua (Br)
Baltimore; CITY Of Rome. Boston.
TAMPA, Fla. Nov 15--Arrved: Str Tre-
wyn (Br). Antwerp. Sailed: Str Lakonia
f9r}. England; schr Edward Smith, Gulf
port.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
American Trade
With Ireland Is
Gaining in Volume
Steady Increase Is Shown in
Both Exports and Imports
Despite the Continuance
of Disturbed Conditions

Despite the disturbed conditions in
ireland, trade between that country
and the United States continued in an
encouraging manner during the quar-
ter ended October I, according to re-
ports received by the Department of
Commerce from Vice Consul George
Van Dyne at Dublin.
The total value of exports declared
at the Dublin Office for shipment to the
United States during the quarter was
S3l9, ,0C0, compared with $l26,0O0 for
the II first three months of this year, and
Sl43 600 for the second quarter. The
declared exports for the first nine
months thus amounted to S5SS,0OO,
which is more than twice the value of
exports declared at this consulate dur
.ng the entire year 1918 or 1919. This
increase is stated to be due to a great
extent to the new brewers dried
grain trade, which is reported as be-
ing worked UP in very promising
way.
There is also a movement on foot
10 establish rag business with the
unlred States, and these shipments
helped to swell the total. In addition,
Z siderable quantity Of whisky was
purposes, and the expectation of Irish
poplin, woolens and acrated. water
showed steady Improvement during
the period referred to.
lrelaNd's direct trade with the
United States also progressed salts
! factorlly. The Irish representative Of
{. New York company operating q
freight service between New York and
rorts in Ireland is quoted as stating
that both the outward and inward bust
ness had exceeded his company's cx-
pectatlons, as they had worried up a
traoe IN less than {. year which thcv
had thought would take two or three
wears.
While it is impossible at this time
to procure complete statistics of this
trade, direct imports of general cargo
discharged at Dublin during the three
months of July, August and September
last. amounted to S,929 tons, valued at
s2S2.757 (51 ,376, ,037 at normal ex
changed During the same period 1853
tons OF hops, valued at s76372O 49,
us 643), were imported.
Other direct imports, for which
values are not available, were 4.846
tons Of barley 1850 tons of flour, H.
SIS tons Of wheat, 10000 feet of
timber, IS boxes Of automobile parts,
boxed automobiles, $50 barrels Of Of
Iubricating oil, 13 cases of clocks and
watches, 81 cases of electrical appa-
ratus and l case Of shoes. The gem
eral cargo included autom obiles, motor
cycles, agricultural implements, oils,
confectionery, iron, steel and copper
lnanutactures, bots aut shoes, hoiscrs,
underwear and knitted goods.
The direct exports, amounting to
3,198 tons, valued at f45,246 (S220,l90)
consisted chiefly of dried grain, rab-
bit skins, Irish poplin, wooden goods,
whisky and aerated waters. Thus about
two-thirds Of the declared exports at
Dublin were shipped direct to the
United States instead of via Liverpool,
Glasgow or Manchester.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

Santa Cruz 3ss W Honolulu PM Nov 10.
Sa anita Flavia 1900 S San Francisco Nov H.
Santurce C5 Sc sat d Key Nov 10
saxon off Bethel Shoals Nov "A.
SChodacl $50 S Ambrose 8 PM Nov a.
Schroon 456 II Cape Henry Nov H.
Socony So SW Hat1eras Nov IA.
$ andard 2o2 f Port Lobos Nov a.
Standard Arrow sc2 w San Francisco 8
Pm Nov u.
sul!ehavet 2s f Key Wes' Nov IA.
Tampa lat so so y. Ion 55 54 w, Nov H.
Tanacarville sc from Tampa Nov a.
Tanamo lS5 S Hatteras c PM Nov H.
Tenahy lat IS l6 y. Ion &C o6 W. Nov IA.
Tomalva 67S w St Thomas Nov H.
Trinidadian 15 NNW Tampico Nov a.
Trontolite ~ W Sand Key Nov Is.
Tuscan Ia so o4 y, Ion 10 3s W, Nov "a.
Uarvik 200 Nantucket Nov "A.
Jtacarbon 1895 T. Hatteras Nov a.
Nesta l26 Jupiter Nov H.
Volunteer 400 f Ambrose Nov is.
W NJ Irish 27G WNW Tortugas Nov a.
Wacoutc l1t NE Havana Nov 10.
West Arrow 2?5 ESE Galveston Nov IA.
West Cherow 6l9 f Cape Henlopen Nov -
West Etcasco lat 39l N lon TAOS w
West Jessup s5 from Honolulu PM
West Kader e43 of Cape Charles 8 PM
Westerdljk 100 from Ambrose Nov ls
wico 10 syv Tortugas Nov is.
Wtlhelmsna $50 w San Francisco PM
william Green so w Key Vest Nov Is.
"illiam Doheny 1910 San Francisco
William Isom 30 W Havana Nov "a.
Yamhill a12 e Ambrose Nov -.
Iacapa Sl2 Ambrose Nov "a.
zulia S54 Scotland LV Nov Il.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

From The Trioune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
Reasoner. Major NJ. A.. to Coblenz
Mcintyre, Major H. b. TO Camp Pike
HonoFa6iy discharged.Mators Lentine. @.
Hasskarl. r. a.. Ca9ts. Threlkcll. @.
Vs.; johnson. G. v. Twomey. @. W.;
Dodge, {. W. Its. Flood W. A.; Elliott.
Z. T.. Donovan, T. S Laughlin, c. B.
Quartermaster Corps
Brown. II. w F. to Paris.
Williams, 1t. r. s.. to Paris.
G!andon. It. ). P. to Paris;
:tefiaisy. "a u E Z E.. 70 SSH'@se'1 ca"e Jackson
Huddleson, Major &. II. to Governors
lobaon. Capt C.. (, to Camp Gordon
Culsley. Capt ". K. to Hoston
Palmer. Major a. K. G, retired.
Giger. Tt. 9. J., to Philadclphia.
T.. I.,s. McHale, c. e; wright, 6. S. r.
"a 1T. Allen. S. w. X. jr
Infantry
wood, 1T. Col. r. r. to Panama
POND POND. 1t. Col. l., G. b.. to Camp DIX
uoll'day. Major r. e., to Boston.
Tolley. Mai. o. K. to Camp Lee.
McGra'h Maj. J. A.; 70, Douglas.
Collins, & b; Evans. M,~ % Its. Lee.
F. f. Crayenhcmper, c. W. Potts, c.
II; Finch. +. r.
Richart. MAI. D. C., TO Honolulu
shot"eil. 1t =. j.. to Russcllvile.
Ewiax T.. Il. j j. " ". 70 70 0Madf%Slo' Madison'
~ ne rInan, IL. W. T.. to Cedar Rapda
Honorably discharged-I.t Hastings, v.
Field Artillery
friieck. Ha3or o. e. ~, ~ ~'T 20 Tamp] nv PIKE.
sturgi Ma, W. g. to For, sll.
nay1 nsy1s Gsn', Gan, J. +. O. 70 70 cnmp Knoz
Gruhn. cap'. o. h. to Camp Grant
El&gk. Il r. n. to Camp Bcnning
i|c|e't, Capt, e. 10 Camp Benning.
Gannon. ~ IL. II v. to Camp Benning.
Ordnance Department
N!siry. Capt ~ A, to Aberdeen.
Grad. 81 u. A. r.. - Manila
Honorably discharged~~rap,. Hot, H. O.
Air Service
pesk. II l.. l.. u Mitchell Field.
Hororably dischargcd~-Capt. soltau. D.
T.; IL, Gaineo. G. C.: "a 1t. Diaher.
United stat.s Army
fonorably discharged-s sfator Martin. L..
~ Every. II r.. Husrel. l.. e; Dick
3Jlsc~IIan~ous
"n'fworth. Capt h E.. Sig. C.. to New
coonsy. II, N. r. ph,nDp,n. Scouts. r.-
spilsr. Najor &c. -. FIN. Dep,. to Wash
henoif col n D. elx. e.. TO n4lumor.
"gn'fnbix nlseh@rgef -cnp,s. Duran,.t r.
U"r1I- g.. Adj. D~n.'s Dept. Gsphart,
y. y" 9. A. e.; IAm. n-nnls. J. A.. Vet
g Tsrsnsr. F. "a, Dan. g.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Foreign Trade Notes

rrz .stf'<e of stevedores at Vera
s.s,. IT,, N"zico. has created serious
isel:'oh tnefe Ten American ships.
rn. ssx belonging to the Ship
sssxu 1nafd, have been held up under
expense 70 the owners.
m... NJ brtish export prohibition on
Listened, 80 condenzed or nrezervc,i ',rr, n'i
-'k 9As been removed '''
f,s'sn.ss silk mills viii be shut dawn
s.y, "oy"mber % 10 Febrnar1 25,
MA -, - n'oef " secure minimum Axed
'1 raw and manufactured six.
hs..' III " has been presented by The NJ
s,e.. .'nnnissi>n III the Chilean Con-
if tos creation NJ nm annexation
'sfa'e produccrr Of Chile.
H. f'rfp Alszse. ErsziI, three lend
Dss,1nm nmfrlcan manufacturer and e.
81 tractors and agricultural
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Nov ID Arrivcd Strs
caprera ut). Lake Tippah. Port Tampa
Wv Oriears. Cadarhurst, philadelphia {:
Eastern Dawn. New York; Baltic (swed).
Sg Horh cy15ed xFs var Arkansas DAM
Glasgow: Muncric (Br). Havana; John
n!u'ner (Nor2: Ko22ervils; ,Domburs. ,Dp.
strs, Union Liberty, Havana; Fillmore.
Havana; Anthracite Bridge, New Orlcans:
ManGore. Norfolk; Esrernont. DunlIlrk {;
Buenos Ayres, Cape I1ery. Va, Nov 15--
Passed out fron Baltimore: Strs Lake
Fem. Rouen; East Side. Bordeaux; Lake
Yute (sp>. Dunklrk: Mai'aen, Boston
nqsToT nov New lSA5Sed y6r Tor st1s Ian
Kaweah Tecomate; Merrymount, Norfolk.
for Portland and Rotterdam Argon, Port
Arshur Gulfland Pert Arthur Naccoo;
Norfolk; Ontario. Philadelphia: West
Hosakie. philadelphia, for Antwerp; Royal
Arrow. Sabine uwo latter l4th). Sailed :
Vineyard Haven, Mass. Nov 15-Arrived:
Schrs Wawenock. South Amhoy. for Port
port; Moonlight, Calais. for Now York
Neva (Br), Parrsboro, S. for City
CHARLESTON. c. Nov 15-Arrived: {:
Strs Karen Rogenaes tNor). Bergen;
Apache, New York (and proceeded), Jack
sonville. Sailed: Str Lake E1lenorah. i.
GALVESTON. Nov 15-Arrlved: Str.
Vacuum, 1ampico: Hermod (sw). Cux-
haven. Sailed: Strs lnfanta Isabel (Sp).
Barcelona. Bravalla (Sw), Bremen.
JACNSONNILLE. Fla. Nov l6--Arrived
Strs Lake Fear, Savannah; Maple, Nassau.
schr Alma K, Nassau: 18th; Merrima ck.
Ellenorah. Boston; MerriWack. Philadel-
phia yia savannah; Lake Freed. Havana;
nroohslde d,a, Norfolk; Chattanooga Hrgns-
muug and EAGLE 80, Key West.
MOI lie. .Nov .a--Arrvcd: otrs SaEua,
Santiago. Cuba; Hico. New York. Sailed !:
Str Cricket. Turks Island.
NEW ORLEANS SOY l5--Clearcd: Strs
Beileplne. London; l-angollen (Br). Bar
ceiona via Norfolk: Waxahachtc. Antwerp
via Ga weston.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va Nov 1s-Ar-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

Rfboa--S 8 Buffalo Bridge
Frederikshaven-SS Cne.
Victoria--S S st Patrick
Gihraltar--S S Evelyn.
Rotterdam--S s Ryndam
LondOn--S s Apus Welshman
Manila--S 8 Tydens
Southampton-S Aquitania, Kroonland
Hong kong-S Harold Dollar Hague
Maru.
Calcutta-S 8 Australia.
PlymOuth-S S Ryndam.
Las Palmas-S Guantanamo.
Panama Canal Cristobal--S s Calcutta
Maru. Toloa.
Arrivals From New York
Genoa-S s Luigi Rizzo.
EambUrg-S Breiz Izel.
Lisbon--S 8 Western Front.
Port Sall--S city OF Sparta
Plymouth-S s Rotterdan
JiverpOol-S S Dominion.
RotterdanS l. Luckcnbach, Eastern
Noon.
Nalparaiso-S s Essequibo
Norrkopiny--S Andulasia. Mount Yer.
non Bridge.
Bcrgen-s stavangerfjord.
Corunna-S S Mijdrecht.
St Michaels-S 5 Madonna.
Kobe-S Anur Maru.
Santos--S S Gienafric.
Delagon Bays CITY OF Colon bo.
Las Palmas-S S A'c-ra
Capetown-S s Coronhagen
Ale1andria-S S C;lenshlell
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Scotch Fills Ships Tanks
Customs Inspector with Hooks
Goes Straight TO Ii Cases

Scotch-fourteen cases of it and all
very fine anu oi,y-was found yester-
day in the water tanks of the steam
ship West Zucko, which is being re-
paired at Robins Drydock, in South
Brooklyn. And it WASN'T put there to
keep the tanks from freezing.
1t is thought that some one tipped
off the Customs inspectors, for when
Albert Hokcnsen, head Of the search
ing squad, went aboard the vessel yes
terday, he was equipped with graphing
irons and went directly to the tanks.
He hauled up fourteen cases, which
have a local market value Of about
$500
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Ocean Refugees Reach Port

Captain Lewis and the crew Of seven
men of the Nova Scotia schooner Fila
l.. Williams, which was abandoned at
sea November after her cargo of
coal had caught fire from spontaneous
combustion, arrived here yesterday on
the steamship Coamo from San Juan.
The skipper said that when his YES
sci became mass of flames he and
the crew were compelled to abandon
the vessel in a life boat After drift
ing thirty-six hours they landed on the
west coast Of Porto Rico.
The schooner left Norfolk October
for Martinique with 600 tons of coal.
She was 693 tons gross register.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Navy Orders
From The Tr,burc'S tynsb,,

From The Trs6unc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov l5.-Navy or
ders issued today follow:
Aa's bo's'n 7 y. T. 20 Hampton Roads
Aafolns L.. Com A Il 70 I. S S WILL
hanson
Aaerhsch. Il, R w. 70 L s s. Naymee
Ee:.s 1t. y s. to =. s s A-,zona
Nahl L. o. j.. TO Phila, ,elpAia.
Nou Ii. c. r.. 10 I. S s. Hancock
!eids. 1t. ]. A. to rrooklyu
,,tlioway Com R S, 20 l. S s. Herbert
itearne. 1t. Com. A c., 20 Fail River.
hyde 1t. H. L.. to I. S. S. Dolphin.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED yesterday

ARRIVED iESiEkDAY
Vessel and Port Docked ~
Eastern Light, Calcutta Pier 33. Bklyn
Augusta Fohere 7eGno. Palermo
Pier I. Bush Docks, Bklyn
tlua. Crist obal .......... Pier Is, 4 r
Pier 6. Constable Hook. N ]
Jonancy; Rotterdam. .Shcwan,s D D. Bklyn
nelisle rhiladeiphia ..\Ft 23d ct. Bklyn
Lake Geyser Southampton
Levenpool. Rotterdam
Erie Elev. Jersey City. N J
G!yndon, Boston Bush.y,s d D, Bkllyn
Cam pello, Gibraltar Red Hook Fits. Bklyn
Tuscanstar. Shanghai. Off Stapleton. : |
Chester Klwans. Rotterdam. of Liberty
Fred w Weller, Port LObOS
Pier 5. Constable Hook, n j
Amos Pegs. st Anthony. n T
or Clifton. s 7
- Foot 7th st. uoboken, N ]
Gomus New Orleans. t'er ~. X
lnvncible. return from trial trip
Coan,o. San Juan. .........P Pier 35, Bklyn
Cornelia, San Juan. ........ Pier 81, Bklyn
Ebro. Valparaiso. so.............Pi Pier A. N r
Portuguese Prince East London
Pier 4. Bush Docks. Bkiyn
Barendrecht. Hamburg. OF Tom mpkinsvile
Hy,aEi; "; Bos,on, ,. .,,.''''.oh StaDleton. I
Lake Vile. Lisbon. In Quarantine
New England. Nybork ...... In Quarantine
Duo To-day
Nieuw Amsterdam Plymouth NOV Z
Nasari i........... Rio tie JaneroOct 30
Arapah Jacksonville .... Nov I 2
{ OF Montgomery. Savannah ....... Nov 3
Due Tomorrow
Santa Ana. ..Caliao ........N Nov 4
Muna'nar. ......... .Antilla Nov / 2
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

Kelly. 1t T. NJ. to L s s Hancock. g
Nacl ntyre. l.. J.. 20 Atlantic H.
"a: in. Ems. s. Z. to I. 8 5 Texas. ,
\ ea-,hon. 1t r. l.. to Iayli.
Nc. sor,e-y. Il. r. 10 heypor.
ot,irS-
Roher son. 1t Com G. e. @ Hayti
Saln Ap. Clf A r.. TO L 5. 5 ChArleste2
Sea 1t. s c. 10 New York.
So Ems c w. 20 Puget Sound.
slui G T. {. V. 70 Rochester
So y. 1t. N. l.. 20 l. s s Sands
Syminston. Capt. p. 10 I. s. :. Mississippi.
Szar.ra nsAi. Fo'sn L. G., 10 l.. 5. :. Car
rabAssett-
Tonsr-ins. Ems r f.. to L. S s Missile.
Wilson. 1t Com. f. r. to New York
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Havana Corcestiou Grows
Importers Inability to Pa,
Duties the Chief Causc

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Congestion
at the docks at Havana, Cuba, is rapid
~ increasing because Of the inability
OF importers to pay duties, said advces
received to-day BY the Department Of
Commerce.
The condition is ascribed to circum-
stances growing out of the moratorium
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Shining Board Sells Vessel

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. - Sale Of
the 1926 deadweight ton steel cargo
vessel Cedarhurst for S1,447,G25 to the
Charbonneau-Rajo jola Company Of New
York was announced to-day by the
Shipping Board.
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0rts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

machinery have resident American
agents selling directly to the users of
these lines.
Advlces from Fe'g.ade. Serbia, state
that an American sam, competing with
e5F -erns Of ct cr coun rics, has just
= o~ed a n. term contract involving
the entire pr ddct.on OF mcthyl alcoh d
+ tho Fiys Yu- slav Forest and Lum-
ber Company, of Jes.ic, Bosnia.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

The connecting mails close at the general
pos;"thce and City Hall rosto.s.ce station.
NV York. at p. III. as 10 .ows
HaWail. samoan 3slands. Australia ard
spec any acd IS q mail FOR Nsw Z-alaAi
VIA san francisco, Ste anship SoAona.
Now ~ Der Is
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
TRiNSPACIFIC MAILS

Gibraltar-S s Giuseppi Verdi
,, f.h9Ina Canal. Cristobal-S S City of
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
Closes Sails
IuTrialba. Cartagena 1900 AN II 100 AM
Nsyaro, Trinidad ... 700 AM 400 AM
Huron. Buenos Ayres 500 AN 100 PM
Fioridian, Buenos
Ayres 12:ooM s:aoPM
Comanche. Jackson
Vile ..:...... ....... l7:ooM
Anglo Chilean, London -- 200 PM
Lake Ganado. Bremen 12:00M
West Hematite. Rotter-
dam ............... 1900 NJ
Chcpadoa. Brisbane. ZOO PM
Wakulla. Buenos
Ayres .............. 11:ooM
Sail Tomorrow
Santa Teresa. vaipa-
raiso.. 700 AM 1900 AN
NOordaT. Rotterdam. $50 AM 1900 M
Philadelphia. Curacao $3.50 AN 12:00M NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

@ . Co.;
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
ARMY Orders

From The Trioure's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Army or
ders issued today follow: