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New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Americas Share
In Chinese Trade
On the Increase
Cl,ina's Imports From This
Country Last Year Were
in Excess of Her Exports
to L. S. for First Time

Americas part in the trade OF China
Increased from per cent in 1918 to
II per cent in 1919, says a report from
Consul General Edwin S. CUNNINGHAM,
at Shanghai. The share of the United
Kingdom, however, decreased from ~
per cent in the pre-war year to 10 per
cent last year.
Largely owing to the effects OF the
war, but partly, of course, to natural
causes, It is stated "the direction of
China's overseas trade is found to have
swung considerably from its old lines
IN favor Of America, whose direct trade
with China-apart from Hong Kong
was valued here at 211.0O0,0O0 taels in
1919, as against 100000 taels in 1918
Imports from America were valued at
100000 taels and exports at 1O1.-
OO0,000 taels, thus disclosing a balance
OF 100000 taels In favor of America
his is d complete reversal of the
figures of previous years. which had
always shown a balance in China s
favor, and completely disposes of the
generally accepted explanation OF the
huge shipments to China by America
OF gold and silver even If we were to
add the cost of freight and insurance
to the value Of exports.
THE percentage is not increasing
however, as rapidly as the current opin.
ION would indicate. 1t is possible that
considerable American products reach
the Chinese market through Canada
because Vancouver furnishes better
shipping facilities than do the Unite
able American products may be handle ed
il transshipments from Japan and
Hong Kong.
The net value Of China's trade with
foreign countries in 1919 increased by
S4S4 100000 as compared with 1913. and
BY Sl,0l4 900 0O0 as compared with 1913
For the first time since statistics were
available. the value Of the exports
practically ba anced that Of the i'm
ports. This is very good condition.
indeed. and IS another reason why
emma should be in a better financial
condition than ever before.
THE value Of United States trade in
1919 shows a gain of 1S9 per cent over
1913, that Of Japan 156 per cent, and
that OF Great Britain only per cent
Germany reappears in the returns for
1919, imports into China from that
country being valued at S404, compared
VITA 100000 in 1918 and exports at
9222,000, compared with $4,000.
1T is considered that the outstanding
feature of the years trade was its
astonishing vitality IN spite Of many
handicaps. such as siigh exchange
heavy freight charges and slowness OF
mails, and cab es. This activity was
lrgeiy due to exceptional conditions
II the United States and Europe. Il
is not possible to look forward to a
continuance Of the demand for Chinese
products regardless Of price. Consider
able effort IS being made to increase
production in all parts Of the world
and as production becomes normal else
where, 1t will be impossible for China
TO market its products at an abnorm-
ally high price, and China must expect
N the future TO meet the greatest
competition"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu'
nicati0n Station

CDtstanco 10 given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise spccifed.j
A c Bedford 206 SW Hatteras Dec 22.
Agwldala i30 SE Ambrose 4 a NJ Dec 20.
Agwtmoon 40 Scotland Lv 8:05 AN
Dac 2J
Allentown 10 NE Palo Blanco Dec 81.
Anoway 9l2 a Anbroae Dec a.
Amelia 40 + Guantanamo Dec 20
American Pr.sa 200 w Tortugas Dec %
An.petro $50 NE uatteras Dec g..
Antfstaln % II SAnd keY Dec 2e
Antilla IL ~ Capr CsnnyerHl Dec
Apache ~ n Hatteraa Dec 2e.
Apus ~ u H9's-lo %a9l Pc e.
Argon II W sane Key Dec q.
Arlington 10 h By N Fire Island Doc "a.
Arysn lgf ESE Sabine Bar Dec 81
Atalata II Sand Key Dec Il.
Atlantic Bun 1872 w rortugas Dso g..
Auburn 400 Is Ambrose Dec 20.
Auditor 900 E Miami Dec 20.
Iiaton House 5os sW Tampa peo rs
Bsssemsr 2zi NE TAmpico Dec a.
Bettcr&on az N Ambrose Dso %.
isisck Arrow llso II Aplbfose Dso 2E.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Bill Aimed at Foreign Ships
Would Bar Vessels Not Meeting
L. s. Standard

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. Foreig gn
ships on which conditions were below
those set by the American merchant
marine would be denied entrance TO
American ports under bill introduced
today by Chairman Jones Of the Ser
ate Commerce Committee.
The measure would become effective
Dinet" days af.er its PASSAGE. and If Is
described as one "to promote and de-
velop the interests of the American
merchant marine" In add ton to
other papers now required by law, for
eign vessels would be forced TO carry
permits issued by the Shining Board.
The Shipping Board would have au-
thority TO inspect all foreign craft
entering American waters and 20 re-
quire that conditions as to sanitation.
living quarters. food, finance and the
like De up to the standard on American
craft
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Electric Ship Does Well
Eclipse Shows Marked Econo.
mics on Voyage to Port Said


According to telegram received at
the Office of the United American Lines
the electrically driven ship Eclipse. op-
Grated by the United American Lines
for the United States Shipping Board
IS making a highly satisfactory per-
formance on her maiden voyage since
nea conversion.
The Eclipse left New York November
II for the Levant She is the first
electrically driven general cargo boat
70 sail from this port.
The telegram to the United American
Lines IS from tne Shipping Board and
quotes a cablegram dated Port Said,
wa.ch says that The &c ipse arrived at
hat port December 2 with machinery
working efficiently. "he new installa-
ION shows consider able reduction in
fuel and Z satisfactory increase in
speed
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
ports Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

iaass ga Sa2a Mara TyRn'sa 5sDy 81
hama: rhorgerd tNor). unknown; Trialos
PeekskiIl unknown; whiteway (Br sch),
Hamilton; Mnosa (Br). unknown; E c
KaIfarii (Nor). Rio de Janeiro; Anna tGlx)
Norfolk; vorenej (Br), Norfolk Davidson
Gounty,, Norfolk Psrkhaven do, Nor
Bridge. Manchester; william P Palmer,
Houston via Baltinore KarAseit, New
TSgL Tyne FsTos, .NoT3' SSisnfyeg2s Sailed
It}, savona; Wachtfels Fr}. Bordeaux
J o'Nsili Port Lobos; AniwA. Rio de
werp; Esparta- Santa Marta Lake sebago.
Delaware Breakwater Del Dec
ssNPs S3e-l,;, ssed g.. out from PhiladeIphia; J
York; ,Anlwa. Rio de Tanelro via New
York Esparta, Santa Marta
Hrsana roRr EADS 9Nd9 barro la Dec sArr.ysa
town lBr). Costa Rica; oskal0osa, Nor
r9lk; Westcoast, Azores. Sailed Blsley.
Brake on Wezer River. Germany, via Nor
Tampico; Monte cristo utS. t11Ae Legnorn oly9:
una Vera Crua via Tam pico.
ulse hoRT 1T TAMr N.raorI F2 Dec saed asArysd
SSotte, Havana via Key West; Tancarvslle,
), P0RTLAND, Me, Dec ss-Arrivea: schr
Garbaldi Norfolk
PENSACOLA. Fla, Dec 2a-Arrtved. .
Buckley (BrJ, Galveston. Sailed; Mydrecht
(Dt), Galveston.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec ss-Arr,ved. MI
9ertca OBJ, Mejillones; Aggersund. CO.
yonha@en; City of Montgomery, New York +;
Persian, Jacksonville, and sailed for Balti-
more Sailed: CITY OF Atlanta. Boston;
M'l!nocket. Port Tampa; bark stgrtd
tNor). FredriiSshaven-
TAMPA. Fla, Dec 23-Arrived: Lake
Faristin. New York Wilcox, Hamburg
Sailed schr Favonian (Br). HALIFAX.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Haytian American Corp.
Trying 10 Finance Sugar

The Haytian American Corporation
yesterday sent notification to stock
holders that IL was unable further to
finance itself through banks using a.
cred is such sugars az may he produced
during the grinding season beginning
February l. 1921.
"Thescforc, other sources Of credit
muGt be employed" says the letter.
Your directors arc doing tbs best they
cmu 70 protect III the interests, includ-
lnz tpe nctc and sharehoidcrs, aud TO
avoid receiyerghip. At this moment
we request you not to file any Of your
securities N th any committee or sign
any prozies."
The company owns sugar estatc
and mill Of about 300 600 bags annual
capacity In HaytI, and railroad, wharf
and electrie light and power property
ST Port~au-Prince.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Navy Orders
Frou. shs rrsoures Washington Bu,

Frou. tbs Tr:bure's Washington. gurso,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The fol.
lowing naval orders were issued to-
day;
Avery. II. H. 70 I. s. g Fulton.
BAUM. Com. q. NJ, TO Aaiatic station.
belitngham' EnA H. J.. 10 Z. :. S. Laval
lette.
BIakeley, Com. c. A. 10 Atlantic aset.
Bolan. Il. II. j.. % Hampton Roads
Rrown, Ii. Corn. NJ s.. 70 L. : s. yruxtur.
Ciay, 1t; C.. to Atlantic neet.
Se!isns' Sea,.r 1t. NJ, to u s $. North Dakota,
p.eh'nan. 1t Com. c. c, to Buffalo.
Douglass. 1t. Com. A. e. 70 (. S S.
Eaton. Ems. Fl. W, 20 L. s. s. B.rtuinx-
cebnardt. 1t. r II, ,a Washington.
Hall. 1t. (J. CD W. r.. to L, s. g. Fred
Hencltler, It. c. W. to Harrisburg.
Helmann, Ap, elk. II. H. 10 T.. s.. g..
HOOK. Ii. r.. r.. to U. s. s. Relief
Horner, Ii. Com II. b.. to U. s. g. Black
:IaSns' l.. :. X. TO Z: e. s. ruiton.
kane. Gun. J. a. to Z. g 8 Lavailette.
Nico. Ch- Pay ClE ". c., 70 L. s. 8
naaGsras, Mach. c. A. to Z. 9. $. Pa
steele Ii. J. NJ. to Z. s. s. R-a ''''''''
stransa, Rear AdI j.; to Asintio feet.
Wadsworth. Com. \. 8. to L. S. i. Mchi-
gan.
White. 1t. T. to U. g. $. Michigan.
Wood. Capt. y. NJ, 30 Asiatic etatson.
Ahsarn. LIT. fJ. CO w r.. to l. S. g. Long
EULER, II; II. !. 20 y $: s. Langley.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
U. S. $26,775,0OO Loan
To NY. Central Approved
Seven Subsidiary Lines Would
Share in Credit Sanctioned
By Commerce Commission

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-A loan o.
s26, IT'S 900 to the New York Central
and seven subsidiary lines to help
finance the purchase OF new equipment
and additions and better,n nents to cost
$b6,6 900, was approved to-day by the
Interstate Commerce Commission The
roads are to furnish $50 1000 000 for
this purpose. and the fund will be e1.
pended jointly.
The subsidiary iires Of the New
York Central to share in the loan are
the Michigan Central, the Big Four
the Cincinnati Northern, the Toledo &
Ohio Central, the GAINESVILLE 4: West
ern. the Kanawha & Mich gan Railway
end the Lake Erie & Western.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Franklin Principle Upheld

Lafayette, Yorktown and American
independence ensued rom the two
treaties concluded by Franklin at
1aris on that date and the pr;ncple Of
rPaAln has nee been undeviatinr
american policy up to June 5. 1926
"hen the abrogatior of the treaties
"nlca give the policy formal expression
VS. airected- SO underwriting has been
mat poilcy that within recent years.
men ITS reversal was directed first by
one OF the great political part es. then
b. the other, the responsible adm ~ ~
nations Interposed to allow reflection
and mature judgment TO resume syvav
md traditional American policy con
Ilnred undisturbed.
ne only deviation during 4 CEN
iafy by any nation OF marit ne con.e-
r1ence from the policy enunciated bv
tr1nklA singulariy was France. soon
AMER the war OF 1901. By act Of
January 30, 1872, France imposed dis
e1slninating duties on October 80. 1872
resident Grant retaliated with dis
efim mating duties, and on September
-. 1ti3, France announced its with
@EaVal OF Determinations, TO which on
september %, 1873, President Grant re-
pled by Withdrawing our discrimina-
l+ons, and the short lived experiment
e---0S' 4rSates, OF course are sub
.sct 10 Change, but the principle Of
rankin is the basis OF peaceful and
mutually beneficial business inter-
course between nations"
In Line With Wilson View
Under the merchant marine ne. of
-szo President Wilson was directed .o
serFe notice within ninety days from
ne enactment OF the act, upon treaty
~~*sions, that treaty provisions pre-
FsnSing the application OF digcrimina-
IONS N favor Of American shipping
@ould De ahrogated The Presid ent
.ailed 70 serve notice within the period
apscihed by law; but subsequently is-
soeu statement opposing the applica-
s4on Of me principle. There was talk
q, the time of action 10 impeach the
Fresident for mis- failure to obey the
a" which ne himself signed: but the
matter mas not been brough. up at this
session Of Congress.
Chief among the advocates OF dis
erin mating duties has been tne Com
mittee OF American Shipbuilders, which
'ssueG statement to the effect that
after the expiration Of the notice period
provided for in the treaties provisions
ot the Underwood tariff act of 1913
would come into effect whereof dis
elimination would become effective in
iaFor OF goods carried in American
~rsress
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
4. S. To Sell Captured
Canadian Whisky Boat

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 2s.--
The Canadian fishing schooner
Canada, from which it was al
legged. Christmas cargo of 200
cases Of Canadian whisky was
landed near here on December 90,
was ordered confscated and sold
under the provisions of the pro-
hibition enforcement act by the
United States District Court to-
day. Three members of the crew
were fined $1,000 each.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
L. 5. Has Sold 43O Sb;ps

WASHINGTON, Dec 23.-The govern
nent up to December had sold 430
merchant ships, totaling 2157,124 dead
weight tons, for 1921, ,sl8,393, according
10 a summary issued tonight by the
Shipping Board Since July 10, when
the boards last summary was issued,
sales were increased by forty vessels
Of s6.7o5 deadweLght tons, which brought
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
l3-OOO-Ton Liner Launched

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 23-The Lore
Star State, q 13,000-ton combination
cargo and passenger ship, named in
honor Of Texas, was launched at the
New York Shipblfflding Corporation's
yard. Glouceste.r, n. j., to-day. Georgi-
anna w. Dean, elcven-year-oId daughte,
Of r. A. Dean, Warrington, special as
siatant to Admiral Benson, chairman Of
the Shipping Board, was the sponsor.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Sail T0-merro "
TEANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close a, tho Genera,
Post OHice and City Hall Pos, Once STA
tion, New YORK. a. p m. a, follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamahir
Matsonia December "a
Japan, Corea, China and Siberia, Via Sar
Francisco. steamship Shinyo Maru. Iyece.n-
her "a.
Japan, CoreA China siberia. Siam
French Indochina and Netherlands Eass
4ndses Except SumAtYaj and Philippine
Islands. via Seattle. steamship lxion. De
ceniDer %.
Hawaii. F.1i Islands New Zealand and
Australia via Vancouver and Victoria
3 c. steamship Niagara. January Z.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

BARBADOS. Dec ls--s s weat Avenal
(frotn Buenos Ayres)
ST M1CHAELs. Dec 20--s s Bonbar-
der (Bei) (from Dunkirk) {not pre-
v,ously)
BARRY. Dec 2a-s Eohkai Maru
ANTwERP, Dec .1s-s s rslantler
(9eD.
PORT SAID, Dec l,--s s schwaben
(Brl, tfrom KarachN.
BAHIA. Dec 19-S s sailust (Br).
pATRAS Dec ELS Pannonia (B-)
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec els 5 Caron!s
(Br) (from Lond0n,.
LA PALLGCE Dec is-S 8 East side.
GENOA. Dec lS-S s Elkr,dge
LA PLATA. Dec Cos s Dochrs
Arrivals from New York
SANTOS. Dec ia-schr Olga " (Braz}
COPENHAGEN. Dec 22--s S Unitst
States DAM.
ANTWERP, Dec Cos Chester x,
wants, Via Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM, Dec SIS 8 sasarnia.
MOLLENDO, Dec 1e-S 3 Renaico, -;
Callao.
AvoNMoUTH. Dec ae--s 3 Tuscan sta
(Br) via Boston.
LIsBON. Dec ae--a Atlantic City tBrl
PORT SAID. Dec Cos 8 Patroclus.
FREMANTLE, Dec as s Gondsa (3rl
MALASGA, Dec It's H0lrrensrl
(Sw~Gl
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Baker Endorses Use of Army
Facilities bv Private Planes

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Legislation
authorizing army aviation stations to
sell supplies and make emergency re-
rairs to commercial and private air
planes IS approved by Secretary Baker.
who wrote to-day to the Senate and
House military committees that such
legislation vas desirable, because de-
velopment Of military aviation was
linked with private enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Infantry

WASHINGTON. Dec 23.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Odonl, ad 1t. Il. E. reaignation accepted.
I-easure, 1t. Col. S c.. 10 Honolulu.
Dental Corps
Price Capt. NJ A. to walter Read Hosp.
Williams Capt. ". +, 10 Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Air serylce
Erggieo, 1t f w to March Field
Eidson. Capt G. c, to Montgomery
Veterinary Corps
Neate, - 1t. Y. NJ. to Fort Blis..
Cheely. Capt. T.. /, to Chicago.
smathers, "a 1t. d. l.. to Fort Eeogh
Signal Corps
Baker, Capt. IT, O., TO Camp Pike
Richards, Capt. X, resignation accepted.
Quartermaster Corps
Zimmerman, Capt. II. c. to Fana-na.
Griffith, Capt. :. T, to Parama.
Kenny, Capt Z, to Honolulu
miscellaneous
l.upiow, L. w. D. Eng. to Antwerp
Morrow. Maj. n. 2, r. A, to New Orleans
Eunnicutt, W. s. appointed Capt Judge
Advocate Generals Dept, assigned to
New York.
Fly. c.pt- f. T.. Fin. Dept, to Fort
Sheridan.
Mould. 1t. W. E. U s. A. retired, to
Chicago. -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Fezeign Trade Notes

Afvfces from Mexico City indicate
srat Presidential decree VS. signed
oa December II. placing a duty of Is
eentsyos kilo II 22 poundg on raw
ssston imported into Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Str Bankdale (Br). Ma-sesllee. Nov 1s:
barcelona, Nov 81; Malaga. Dec 8: 70
James w Elweli & Co; with mdse; ct a1st
Str Clarhsbnrg. London. Dec 6: to the
Coasfwis Transportation Co.; II ballast: i:
Str sophie rrankel. southanptons Dec
&: to the French American Line; In bal
last; Martins Docks, 8 l.
Str Graciana (Br). Newport News, Dec
Str ciasy {Nor), rarnpco, Dec 3; Vera
Gruz S Dec II: Baltirnere, Dec Il: to The
=, ST, Agwlmoon. Port Lobos, Dec Is; to
the the New York ard CUBA Mail Steamship
Str Evansville, Hull, Dec .: to j II Win
chester g. Co; with ncse. Martins Docks
str Lake Marion. Santiago. Dec 10: to
ANCHORED of stapleton; I.
Str West Hobonas, Bordeaux, Dec to
the Atlantic Chartering Co; In ballast;
foot Goth st. Bklyr
W Str Pioneer Giaiyyssstons Dec ~; to D T
J.
Str Monmouth fBr}. Liverpool, Dec !
to u 7 Warden: In ballast; Pier l, Bay
str Cananova, Cienfuegos. Dec IS: to the
Atlantic Fruit Co: with sugar; anchored
Str Walter P arunson. Nuev,tas, Dec
last; Pier 9. e r.
IS Str Tsa FFsdnss {Nor,. Havana. Dec. IS; to
Pier 2. Empire Stores, Brooklyn
Str Carrillo. Cartagena. Dec g. Porto
Colorabia' Dec l2; Santa Marta, Dec IS;
the United Fruit Co; with pass. mali and
,ndse; Pier Is, E r
Str FL CAPTAIN. san Juan. Dec u; 70
tn the West India Oh Co; in ballast; Pier i.
Str Moravia Bridge. Bremen. Dec 4:
Southampton, Dec s; to Moore & McCor-
Brighton. Dec 1a; Port Spain, Dec IA
Grenada, Dec IS: to the Trinidad Ship
p,Ss plasa d p,n mraaing Co; with pass. mall and
Catania. Nov 10; Palermo. Nov ~: Al
giers NOV 81; Malaga, Dec 4 70 Phelps
str Caracas, La Guayra. Dec y: Port
Gaoellq; Ttas e. DEG ~ Curacao, Dec -; san
mail and mdse; Pier II, Brooklyn
Str Nevada (Br). Clark City. Dec 4
Sydney. b, Dec 10; to the United Trans
portstion Co: with wood pulp; foot 29th
st, Brooklyn.
str Niagara tF'r,. Havrc Dec II, to the
compagnie Generate Transatlan3ique. with
- Str Occidental. Lobos. Dec l6. 70 the
Texas Co.. with crude oil. Texas Co Docks,
Str Baldhll. Lobos. Dec Is. to Walker
&: Daily. with cruoe oll Pier G, constable
Hook, n. J.
str El Alnirantc. Galveston. Dec 1s.
70 the Southern Pacific Co. with ndse {;
Str Hamilton, Norfolk, Dec 81. to the
Old Dominion Transportation Co. viii:
mdse Pier 26. n.
Str J NJ Dan@iger. Providence, Dec 21.
to r Warden, with oil: anchored of
Str c A snider. Sabine, Dec is, to the
Union sulnnur Co. with sulphur; anchored
OF Bay Ridge, tzlyn.
Str Colon christobal. Dec Is. 70 the
mdse: anchored Off Quarantine.
Str Leads City tRr) st. Vincent. c v.
Str Edith. Ponce and San Juan.
str start Point (ar) Philadelphia.
Str Lake Marsa. philadelnfia. Dec q.
to Clyde S 5 Co; Pier A.. Bklyn.
Sch Stewart c Salter (Rr). Parrsboro,
~ q 10 Scamr0aii nros Potts Cove, AS
to-ta L 7; anchored OF Quarantine.
str Edward Luckenbach Baltimore, Dec
70 T.uci- ach g CO.: = 33rd 81,
BROOKLYN: anchored Off Quarantine.
Str Arwiiale. ST Nazaire: anchored off
Quarantine.
Str Detroit wayns, Philadelphia; an
chored off Quarantine.
Str Ell Norte. Galveston. 70 the Southern
Pacific Co. with rndsc; anchored on Quar-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

eccosxng 70 the Bureau og Foreign
ana Domestic Commerce, drafts on
1poar houses should he sent To protest
~ifain twenty-four hours after they be-
some due, segaYdless Of the fact that a
maoratorIom mas been declared. Under
me Cuban law this IL necessary, az II
5ss drafts are not cent 10 protest the
aoicsrs may find themseiycs in pogseg-
sisn OF commercial paper on which col
'scsion cannot be enforced.
Onclal statistics published by the
sapanese Government indicate that
AsseHg ne foreign visitors TO Japan for
ne srst haig Of 1890 Americans cx-
<ssGed tnose o1 any other country tx
zsps China, there being 400 Americana,
compared mlth 2.l00 Englian and 2o37
kaFsizns.
y - reported that German CONNER
~ firms are soliciting trade in No
sslsz sDncra, Mexico, and that they
essHst credit up 10 one year. Because
~ iafk of capital and high iutsxezt
1A~s 1hs long credits with higher
..1sss are .pfsfsrYsd TO sash or short
es41s~ and iswsx prices.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
AMERICAN PORTS

BALT1MoRn Dc aa-Arr!vea: strs
f;rhen aswsdl. c9penaagen a,,o yi9 shields ID
Wyncote (sr), Rio Dc Janeiro; Afghanis-
tan (Br), Bremen; Queen Elizabeth (Br),
Valparaiso; Verona (Nor). Preston; Arc
turue, Genoa ia New York: Eleonora
Ma risk DAM. Malmo; Lake Treba, San
Juan; 1oular (F.u}. Huenog Ayres. WILL
fare, san Francisco siA New York; BD~
BOSTON. Dec 2s-ArriYed: I,ehigh.
Portland San Francisco, san Pedro anu
Philadelphia; Hovcn, Port I5obos; city q
Columbus Savannah; Lake Elsm-re. Jack
eonville and Charleston Uattcr 2zd}.
Sailed ! c White, Tsmplco and Buenos
Ayrcs; San Jose Havana and Port l-!non;
Mercer Victory, Portland for Rotterdam :.
Everett. Lamberts Point; Jonancy, Nor
folk p Rockefeller, Norfolk Natter 22dl.
Vineyard Haven. Mass, Dec ss-Arrivsd: !:
for Weymouth. " S. Allen Gurney Nav
fer6 for Nantucket
caARLEsToN. $; e. Dec, ?a--Arriyed !;
Jacksonville). Sailed; Rolf Jarl tNor).
- dALy ySnsToN. Tex. Dse. as.-Arrlyss: !:
bridge. Key West. Barcclona tspl f3ar-
celonA; Il N Tlagler' Tam pico. -, Sailed: !:
York, hampton (I3r). Port in Italy.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 20, -- Arrived +
s,rs Cuba, Havana: ga yen. Miami ! IL Laks {,
NJ Roberta. permuda- sailed Mainly
House (Br), birkenhead via savannah !;
Lcnape. New York via Chariestoi'; rulf
Coast nd bargo Monongahela. Port Arthur;
achr Adam Mcintyre. Barhados
MOBILE. Ala, Dec. Arrived Strs
Lake Capens Teia schr Gecrgette. Rilbao.
Sailed: slletz. Liverpool: schr WAltharl.
Cuba.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Dec 9s-Arrived :.
Assinliua Emnricos tGk), Norfolk; Come"
WACO Baltimore; Terrier {Norl, punhirk I:
Evcreid fBr). T-lta Sal!ed I1-gerd
(Swed) Stockholm. Miranda tSwed).
Stockholm: Anton!co. Baltimore.
NORFOLK, Va. Dec 23--Arrived: Con-
rersvilo Bordeaux, Loveric (Br). Hall
parse Western Light. New Yor;<; ,virsa
(Nor). Bergen. Rene Frsnch (Fr bark),
Nantea. Lam brao (Noc). Barry; Nicoiis
fCie). Cardiff; folars tDan), Shields; Ho-
lsutn Msru fIsr). Houra baya; Tsurug isan
a{Nru (Jnp) Newport England, Iolinberg
,Nor). Galveston CrtstohaL cvisteba.; Lea
Leblanc 1Br ach) New York; Harperley
1Br}. calvex on: fayenswortA (srl, Lon
don, MnFdaln (Br1, Giasg0W. Soeatc!tlS
lDD Rotterdam. kaisho Maru S1arl. aa
vnnnah. sailed Parlshaven tDD, Phila-
aeluhiu. Fresno, Barcelona, AntRn fSwad),
Veflingtont Haider tDan), barbados;
storviken {Nor), Rio dc Janeiro; I'ucarna
fHr). punkirk; Norfolk. New England;
Harvey II Brown. New England Calno.
l;nnoas pionesr tBr). unknown; Corsica.
Now england; Mangore. Havana; Oltni
tpo,. New Ycrs; Inca tBr), unknown.
Jnlborg tNorl. Murmnnsk Manehes'sr
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Army Orders

From The rribuns's Washington gu~cau
WASHINGTON. Dec 23.-Army or
ders issued today follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Berth Changes

Vessel Transferred 70
Auolco IN strea III
3eifor- Foot S0th St. y. r.
I9ereby Pier 6, Bush Docks, B'kiyn
Conrad Mohr. Pier !, Bayonne. y J..
.Io,nar. ar.............F Ft. Clinton St, 3 l5lyr
Lakeland d....Ft Clinton st. B blyr,
Anchored or Red Hook nats, B 'kyn
riverside Bridge 20, P'klyn
Roman Prince ... Morse's D. p, x klyn
sands . Berth 10 Navy Yard, b kyr
sverre Court St, r klyn
raxandrier ier............... Pier as, X klyn
Tuckanuck Clinton St. B'kly1