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The Washington times., 1920-07-30
Baby Pushes Milk Bottle
Off Window Sill Mother
Hit, Goes to Hospital

Her child accidentally pushing a
milk bottle from a second story
window sill. Mrs. Vincent Doris.
14S5 Pennsylvsnia avenue south
east, was struck on the head and
injured yesterday afternoon. while
in her backyard.
She was removed to Casualty
Hospital. Her condition 10 not ssri-
Gus.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Craig Investigates City
Snow Removal Contracts
Comptroller Tells Board He Is
Seeking Evidence of Collu-
sion in Bidding

Comptroller Charles l.. Craig in
formed the Board of Estimate yester
day, when the subject Of snow re-
moval contracts came up, that he was
investigating all uncompleted city con-
tracts involving any considerable sum
with a view 10 ascertaining whether
methods revealed before the Lockwood 1
committee in the matter Of the new
courthouse prevailed in making bids on
other city contracts.
Mayor Hyian said he approved Of
such an investigation and hoped the
Lockwood committee would call be-
tore it ell contractors doing work for
the city. The Comptroller IS making &
is. OF the contracts on which he wants
reports and has asked the boroueh b
presidents and heads Of all depart
ments to go over those within their
jurisdiction.
II have asked for reports from all
Of them," he said, "and unless assured
that there is nothing to suggest that
lids were not openly awarded | shall
refuse TO pay any more vouchers on
these contracts. | also viii send list
of the same contracts 10 the Lockwood
committee for whatever action the
committee may see nt to take.
understand, l am making 70
charges. l simply have been casting
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Waters in Need of Cash
When Slain, Say Police
Pawn Tickets WORT. 81. 400 in
Dead Mans Room. Victim
Bought Supper for Murderer

Police clicjals investigating the
murder OF Leeds Vaughn waters. who
was found dead in the Hotel Plymouth
after he apparently had been struck
over the head with his own cane, said
yesterday that Waters had been hard
pressed for ready money.
This theory was advanced after ex-
animation Of the dead mans rooms It
Bronxv..le. where he lived with his
mother. TIE police found pawn tick
cts representing Sl.t00.
The detectives have traced Waters
and the mn who IS beJeved 70 have
Ailloa him 10 restaurant At Forty
fourth Street and Ninth Avenue. A.
this place, according to witnesses, the
victim bouvht a dinner for RS slayer
and an apple for himself. TIE apple
was still in Waters's possession when
his body wGs found.
1t was lea ned yesterday that. con
trary 20 published accounts, Waters
was not the son Of Horace Waters, but
his grandson. Waters was. the son o.
Timothy Leeds Waters, late Of East
Greenwich, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Insomnia Held Reversion
To the / Primitive Savage
Doctor Suggests sleeplesancss
l. Caused bv Desire 10 Awaken
at Slightest Alarm

LONDON, Oct. 21.-A doctor writing
in The Lancet suggests that insom-
MIA may be a reversion to the prim-
tive savage, whose safety depended on
his ability to awaken at the slightest
alarm. In support Of this, he de-
scribes curious example Of this condi-
ton.
The patient, man over fifty, can
not remember enjoying normal sleep.
He is awakened by the first light of
dawn. The rafting of window,
step in the hall, q word spoken in a
neehboring garden. bird on a dis
tant tree or any other slight noise will
wake him tt mere pressure Of his
body ON the bed produces uncOm fort
able sensations which cause him to
toss and turn from side to side ali
night. The sensations from the diees-
tive organs produce constant night
mares
Ile has tried many prescriptions in
vain. Bromides had little effect Vero-
nsl was considered DANGEROUS Peer
drinking worked excellently in Munich
three p.nts OF lager produced
pleasant sleep, with no headache or
drowsin SIS in the morning.
A single glass Of English beer. how
ever, gave him 2 disturbed sleep and
muddod head for the day after Eat
Ing produced dreams; starvation woke
him up. He underwent long treat
mont by hypnotism Vifh some improve
msnt Attempts q, resignation resulted
in q most doleful mental outlook
by sleeping n an attic room with a
window away from the road wearing
a special "blinder' at night, and lying
on q very soft bed. he counteracts
semo of the discomforts Of his com
rlaint and as q defence against noises
- borrows an idea from Ulysses and
pieces Il pellet Of wax in mis- ears.
IS an alternative suggestion to the
theory that the man may be a rever-
sion to ancestral type, The Lancet's
contributor points out that one Of the
conditions which render sleep possible
is the shunting Of impressions from
the senses, and It may be that the mans
'siecp-shunt mechanism" received some
injury early n life.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Germany Faces Deficit
OF 20 Billion Marks
Helfforich Says Il Is impossible
80 y ote inter-Allied Rhine
Credits

BERLIN, Nov. 5.-Germany's treas
ufy faces a dehcite Of approximately
7000000o0o0 marks, Dr. Karl Helf-
fcrich. former Vice Chancellor, declared
in The Reichstag Yesterday He said
that ia the face Of expenditures
amounting 60 o,0oo,o0o,o00 marks
the receipts would total 10000 100000
lie declared it was impossible TO vote
the credits demanded for the Inter-
Allied High Commission in the Rhine
territory. and reproached the Minister
OF Finance, DR.. Wirth, for not having
done anything to remedy the situa-
ton
Dr. Wirth, in answering, said the
Cabinet mad decided to introduce q bill
providing Tor sacrifice tax" adding
taat the government would ask a credit
Of 1.e00oooeoo marks 20 buy cereals
abroad. He declared the financial DIFF
ilculties Of the German people could
be solved only If they can live"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
go dsmsnd Is ronortod from
Fruit Ship Launched To-day
Nh. Gardner VIII Name the
Oritani al BROOKLYN (ercmanx

the va5a sreaara cor@orstion i,'., al' foT
the Oaeutai Nati isation Company, VIII
be launched to-day at Tebe's Yach.
Nassn Twenty-th.rd Street, South
BROOKLYN az j. 80 p. m. The vessel viii
be rasned by Mrs. Jelia 7 Gardner.
The Ortaui, AXE the Ormes, the first
or The fleet 70 be launched IS a vessel
of 200 dead weight tons, with <
lenath os - feet, = beam Of thirty
three feet and depth Of sixteen feet.
She is equipped with the Todd mechan-
ical cA-lurning system. with triple ex-
pansion engines Of l3o0 indicated
LAr.nnnMor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Reports by Wireless
From the [. ;. Naval Conmu-
nicalion Ntasion

lDistance 10 given III miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise sppciaed.l
Agwldale passed Nantucket Nv PM
aldan e. Ambrose NOV :
Allentown 10 \ Natteras NoN J.
Auoway 30 y Colon An Nov
Alie eficou $50 l. Amhrcse Nov Q.
American Press rs SE Nattcras Nov I.
Apache 40 Hattcras NoV b.
Asiatic 80 + Cape Henry Pm Nov :.
Astral l.tt7 san Francisco g Pm Nov
Ateras l5l " KING ston Ny 4.
Atlantic sun $40 Ambrose Nov 5
Auburn AS + Cape Heniapen Nov &.
Hat0u Rouge 247 wv Turtueas nov
Rearport 1891 $ san Francisco Nov 4
Nolscst4d 2Is SW Natteras Nov
brandon y Cay Head Gas Buoy Nov T..
Hroaa Arrow S.ss9 " san francisco :
Dgl.yi passed Five FatAona Bank LV
Calvert 70 = Galveston Noy
cane May-3.a : Cape Fiattery Pm
carean las n cane Henlopen Nov S.
Cartaeo l4o : south PASS NOV =.
Coeu county 50 Sc Martins Industry
cha'ablce 20 Sc CAP Henry Noe
city of Para l.oSo san Franclsco Soy 5
Uil. passed Miami Nov g.
claysrac's 2eo + Cape Henry Eoy
Colthraia $40 r by Cape Horny Sow 4
ConsMohocken passed cape Nen1r NOV .
Contoocoock l2l sE Pensacola Noy Z.
CornucoplA SO : Eatteras NOV
Covedale Pd Cape Henry NoN 3
Cowun Passed Boston ~ s:2o PM Nov s
curacao 1sz8 san FTaneiseo N9v
ne soto $50 NE Jupiter Nov 4.
Derbyline 1880 u san Francisco Pm
Eastern Cross 100 p Boston PM Nov 4.
EdgehNl s42 w Panama Nov
Editor $50 from Philadelphia Nov =
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Miscellaneous
~
Navy Orders

From TAe Tr-bere's Washington P.~-,.
WASHINGTON, Nov g. Navy or
ders issued today follow:
Aese7' AIaF,1 5:as 5;"s' E F. =, T. 10 L e.
Heren. L- u ca H. a 10 T.. s : N4ycy.
9ige low. r.. a. a. 70 L. g. : N eFarlaa1.
Bradley, 1T. c.. TO (. s : NtelviHe
Byrne. Gun. G. J. 10 [. S. & SAND
Lonslson IL Con- ~. to L. : g Mime
Fennerty. uo'a'a II. r. 20 L S g. sayaa-
nah
FrsnFs Gun. A. A.. 10 u s.. g. sicard.
Green. Mach. =. D.. to L s. ). IS
Head. yrs. g. - 10 L.. : New York
Johnatore, r.. ". p To ,zeypors
Lewis Erl. II 70 s.trtevart
I-ytle. Gun. F. r. t. L. : : Eagle H.
Miller. Ii. 2. n. to San Francisco.
Nystrorn. Bo's'n ?. s.. 70 I. :. 5 Rainbow
Pranis. Gun J.. 10 L. s. s. Childs.
spellrnan, Gun. r. V. TO Z. S. s. Ar.xonx.
Taylor. Fna. e. to L :. s. Mcfarland
Ntcllsry. L. =. c. TO L. s. 5. Ludlow.
Fish Ii @. b. 10 Z. s. s. KsrawhA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Dry Agents Halt
Taxi, Seize Alleged
Whisky, Arrest Man
Vehicle Is Held Up in Sixth
Ave. and Prisoner VIII Be
Arraigned To-day; Boyd
Denies Politics in Raids

Federal prohibition agents yesterday
stopped and searched taxicab on Sixth
Avenue which, it was charged, was en-
gaging in the Illegal transportation Of
liquor. Five fivegallon tins containing
whisky were found in the bottom of
the machine, the agents said. After
questioning the taxi driver, the agents
permitted him to go. David Morgan
stein, Of 1873 West Nineteenth Street,
the passenger, was arrested and will be
arraigned before Commits ssioner Hitch
cock this morning.
According to the driver OF the taxi
cab, Morganstein himself lifted the five
packages carefully into the machine at
Seventeenth Street, near Sixth Avenue,
and gave directions to proceed TO Sixth
Avenue and Twenty-eghth Street,
where he said he expected to meet a
friend. When questioned Morganstein
refused 20 say where he had obtained
the whisky or TO whom he was taking it.
Far From Successful
In spite of the success of the big raid
on the lover East Side Thursday, Fra. k
I. Boyd, supervising prohibition agent,
was not considerably heartened by the
immediate outlook.
AS the work proceeds" he said, eve
become more and more aware of the
magnitude of our task. certainly
should not say that on the whole things
are successful. Far from it. Right
now the department is considerably
Handicapped by lack of men.
The East Side raids could never
have been undertaken had l not bor-
rowed nearly 100 men from outs de
from Boston, baltimore and other
cities.
Word has reached US that our last
big raid was 4 special raid. that the dis
trlcts were Tammany strongholds.
want to say that there is absolutely no
politics N thls department..
he raids were planned to take place
some time before election. All the
scarch warrants were made out before
We learned that the affair rad been
tipped of. Consequently, we had to
postpone the raids, and the dates were
simply charged in the warrants.'
No Jail Sentences
Despite his announcement yesterday
from the bench that hereafter he would
impose jail sentences on all defendants
convicted of tratficking in liquor con-
trary to t he Volstead act, Federal
Judge Garvin, in Brooklyn, yesterday
disposed of several such cases without
imposing single jail sentence In ex-
PLANTATION Judge Garvin said that most
Of the arrests We're made some time
ago.
Four young mcn-James Gavin,
twenty six Years old, o. 529 West Fifty
first Street; James Sheehan, twenty
two years old, of 1S5 Columbus Ave
nue.; James Leahy, twenty-five years
o d, OF 952 Columbus Avenue, and
James Keenan,, twenty-three years old.
of 5G4 West Eighty fourth Street
wer. arrested because the police be-
lieve they were members of group of
half q dozen young men who, repre-
senting themselves as Federal prohibi-
ton agents, made off with two truck
loads Of liquor valued at $4,000 from
garage at 543 West tifty-second
Street on the morning Of October 9.
They were later arraigned before Mag
istrate Max S. Levine in the West Side
court, who held them in $4,000 bail
each for examination November 3.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
EcaizcIos to Quit Politics
If Defeated iss Election

los. replying TO Demetrios Gounaris,
former Premier and Minister OF War
and leader OF the opposition who re-
turned 20 Greece recently after three
yea:s o. exile, today gave the "assur-
ance taat II ! am defeated in the cleo
tions I viii retire definitely from the
political field
The Premier said the question Of the
dynasty vas squarely before The peo-
pie. Those who vote for the Liberal
party ought to know that the signifi-
cance Of their vote IS that the fallen
King (Constantine) cannot return 70
the throne" he declared.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Radio Agreement Extended
Operators On Ships IT, Continue
lndcr Present S,sicm


The American Steamship Owners AS
sociation Announces that the previous
waee and working agreement with the
National United Radio Telcgraphers'
Association has been extended 20 May,
1871, by agreement with the Associa-
ton. TINS action has been approved
also by the United States Shipping
Beard The radio operators agreement
reads as follows:
TIE radio men aboard ship shall
receive the same consideration, accom-
molst3on and general treatment as al
forded oficers Of the ship.
Operators when no feeding on
board t. receive SS per day subsistence
allowance. Where no room is provided
on board the operators shall receive
$50 per nirht room allowance
Wages per month: Chief operators,
$l25; assistant operators. Sl00.'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
I.lverpOOl-S Baltic.
Naples-S 5 patria.
Bnonos Ayres-S Clan Maclntyrc
, Havre-s La Lorraine, Azumasan
Gothonburg-S : An1alusta
Marsetlles--S 5 Tosari
.nntla--S S GedGington Court
Csllao--S s Ebro
>tettin--S ; Voronej
Rotterdan-S 5 Scfgpool
Santos--S S st Patrick
l.io dc laneiro--S 5 Nasari
Fowcy--S 5 Olympic
Fayal-S Iakeville
Arrivals From New York
Manchester-s, s Nubian.
Const nstanlinople--S $ OchAosh
Genoa-S : Maine
Nar.os-s : Dante Alighieri
fIaN~r--S LGfayette
Nobarf-S Port Napier
Adelai1e--S $ Trewellard
Shanehai-S : Bloemfontofn
Cellao-s S E.sscquiNo.
81 Lucia-S s Clan Buchanan
N'o de Janeiro- Callao, West Eagle.
k"ho-S Hwah Jah
iahia-S S Western Hero
BOrGeauN-S : Texas
East London-S s Ardgowan
Dunlin--S s Milwaulec Bridge
liVerpool-S : Cornishman
A-"ntt NiAeo-S S Cr0ft0n Hall
Panama Canal CwStobal-s s Fort
Wayne. Gen q W Goethals.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
AMERICAN PoKTs


HAITIMOHE. Nop 5-Arrivsd strs
i.i wood, toltn len, i.1ul1 Cooltcl iOW,
itlo de- Jouefros aau Jetun.nio fSr). TUX
PAM '@e! "rst 1Nnr' 1870 q jAneiro;
'.clu 'SNed}, Gothen0urg Naithwalte
Dli.'. NeN l5erf News, r v Noa l"r1.
foriell, %seutne>, Ccpenh4gen, Al
tafnaaa. Por. IaH.pai Newton Eerd5auX.
Ciesred Strs ~itlonia tBr). punkirk d.
Ndpala@a. i4urnlro- Sailed S,rs
IIenyssios Statnatos DGlO. HaVre' Lake
Nalatai : lfNit,s, eJe. Lake farQuier iia-
ana 'afts-s iniiai''l241 Medina,
or'a)i tiWsport, Rotter lanl, Josiah Macy
Nv York; Cubore, FeitoI. hark France
lFr1, 81 Nanairo. Cage ilenry, Va NOV
5--I4sa-d in iar Baltimore. strs Meta-
phis G3r). Norfolk. Passed out from Bal
,i,.1,.., sfi'.,. '''' - ~ VIZ
Sleyn tswec). GcNeg Eiiswijk (Dut),
D.1losa Nouio Opanj Manaou
lfl SToE NOV 5-Arrivrd Eastern
Cross Caleutta and Ceialnho via Gihrai-
tar. Nacoochre. Savannah. Juniata. Bal
NuARIESToN c. Nov 5-Arrived;
strs Na-l44e Savannah. Wico, Baton
Rouge. Arapahoa. JAcEsouville and pro-
cseHea New Aorh, barge \ Narrner.
Havana. s4.e3. Lake crystal Boston; !;
GAINESrON. Tex Tev Arrived: strs
ll Sol. New York. noter ship tennant,
Ialunlco ni1tHr ship litlaWa. New or
leans, 'uec ffrf Jie par Caual, Ne~
o. Nernon laere II .-o. >ew NorS
JAcl@~A>t ail.E. >aY Arrived. Strs
Charleston, Lake flaea1. saeua. Id
Grande. salel strs Lisau uicr, E0rt Ar
thur. lsse ~ rles Havana
-nll =. ..at A AIrfr-.' ~ff- Lake
Gunui san Juan.. II. sailed. strs Bra
ban. Port Nasd..4a. lNeipooi
NI-" .lsi-i.AN Hot s-' .earet, Strs
Copua liundi. Dn.a Wa Port Cort q,
Duicino. Santaeo. c9ha Eduardo ,Sp>.
Liverpool. Jalnanca, Puerto MeNco' LaAt
III liza ortN. oA-t sitn. A.-rapler tEr@s l,
AntW.ru and ii~Fre Metaueu. Hocas del
Ramon Mumbru t9p}, Passages. spain.
-oRtoi.N X, Va. Nov Arrived. StrS
a-re Mafia ilt4. Allirfs SnchGry. 'br),
leNNar, >tta 'ian1. CaYennagtn- Iovet 20
li,l. t-e si.'fn it.,isA N-ne lttl. Gre =
N0afoad. .lanes, Ner'h Wind Nen Eng
Magic Star ttr hamburg sanAana
l"c'. \fw Norie. West Harlan. lrest'
T. Iir-L f>nrN ~it4elts. Sailed Strs Rait.i-
waite l.1 gilmore. Annik ttr). IAll A.
deiphia i.~'na 9e IarrinagA (hr3. Man
chester! p L VI $50 frr1. unknown
Leeds Cit-- llrl. i'hila-eir rhia Ogono
'9pl 81 Naf"ire; Jol1ai 'lil. New York,
ea'4la tSNat.. lcrr-si tur0. JOSEF pnine,
nnfnown. Ialiina. Ptrnainbuco. Absecon.
a. ,.r., i'. ~, ~ >,.sr
Narn l1a f4i-e--. Cursh ohoe ken.
Gaotalfar .eN.1aie. e' rnaiand; Ter
seN t-u 'ksl unknown. Gregory tBr),
fara Lax, A.eaet L-tae. Ulysses, -ris-
tcttl
THlLADELpHIA Nov 5-Arrivad SUI.
lutret lIrf. l!feni VIA Malta. Leeds cry
1l3r). Newport Nens Anuik g'r) Newport
News N,st iioso'l~ ilNerpcol ludepe nd
ence Han. Aavre. Ausable. Guantanamo
" NJ i..sh PERI Lohos ArizYa. K.tter-
vannah; Iaze Fannir. Boston. schr YIN
cent Whi;e oHr). Fowey Delaware
Hreakwat-r Tel. Nov Passed ont rom
Philadelphia. Strs Arabien DAM Gothen-
burg. Loeb Tay (Nor), Bergen (for er-
dcrs'; Iiuon, Port iAmon Donostia tSp),
:, Naxalre InVinctble New York. Bay
orne. New York Oss.naAe. Bayonue. Ma
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vessel snd Port Dockedat
Leopoidina, Havre. ....,...Pier 81 r
Chipana. Liverpool, Anchored in Quaranflns
baltic, Boston. Anchored in Quarantine
lnca. Macoris. Anchored In C>1aranttne
Ne'iaVia' AnNonmouth Anchored in
Archer. cristohal. l.......rt asd ST. BHiyn s'iSyn
the AnseieS' .Ancholea fif' 81 = Y
renchurch, Marsenles TT aIsG ST. ,'t'2s li KIM
''e.'Nn' hi"sston'....,Pier 9. Empire
Benevente. Buenos Ayres. Anchorea j
Yaqu'na, Havrc. Anchored in Caarantjne am le
irvino BILE, Philadelphia -. Vulcan lion
Rochester, Portland, Nc Erie BASIN. ~
CComanchc, Jacbsonvile ..... Pier 81, - 81 II
CITY Of Montgomery. Savannah. PIER "
Sch Rosalie Hun, Brunswick Pier lc. y
seneca, sea. Anchored Off TompEins-
Manhattan sea. Anchored of romp- riiif' .
p"hisren' Newport. u.Anchored off
Patroclus Gibraltar Ancnored more III in .
Harry Luckenbach, Hamburg ..' 'Amchored
, 'sslhcHc fhiladelphia. ........... Anchored
Ossa BllN!.arl. Anchored
BEKrH CHANGES.
Vessel Transferred TO-
Senr Aobie walker. Port Reading }
rietien 4 Lang y D. Hobolecn. y }
Asw isun ..-.Fier G, Constable Hook, y j
alchlnvdes .-.... lIer 3, Bllyn
@ehr Barbara W......Anchored In stream
'ess'ssen ....;... Anchored IN stream
Anchored OF Red Hook Flats. Bklyn
city OF Everett.
I ship Bldg Corp. Pt Richmond. !
c.. Anchored Oft Rcd Hools Flats. playn
'anie Munro Hammond : l'4als L i
i}eiinira .-............ Trewbly Point \ j
iiiiAo. -.-......... Bergen Point \ j
.}uqn'sne ........-.. SheWan's ID u. BNYu
Eastern Dawn. .......... Clinton st. BlIyn
Eastern Soldier. Pier 5, Bush Docks BlIyn
fioridian. n........-....... .lFt 29th H. Bklyn
tlopscap ..-...... r. NeW burg, \ y
IopoSen. ............. Pier /. NoDoison. \ j
nsold ...... Section 10. Eric i,asin. Bisiyn
athoriMe May ........Et Court st BAlyn
AnoNViNe
Tistjen < Lang D D noboken. y j
Korean Pvnce ............. Pier 80. Bhlyn
La irrouse ........... Marlns pochs. i
lake Benton... ......... II 18TH St + L
lake Fat4bae. Pier Z. { 4 il. jersey CltS
Lake st clair..U Rednesy Docks.
Chrome. = !
lake sunapeo. o................Tie A., r
...eaanoN .............F 2lst ST. L i
deNiro .........-........ Pier is. r
%4ohaW * .--.....--. ..... fier 3fr hklEn
.at l. Gorton. n.......... Anchored in stream
seponset. .i'ier 8, W 5 i h..
Niaha. ............. Pier Z Dayonnc \
Norfolk ........... Robins j. d. Bl>lyn
-,orsole (Wa1ip ..... .........-.. Ter il. r. Il
Ouonette chored or N.a b"
Panaman; .....-......--.. esth -. Bh.yn
-rvian Prince ........ NURSE - ~ B u
Sioux city. .......C Clinton $, Rki,n
Ihclco Submarine Boat Corp, Newark
n !
visigoth ...... Pier 6. Bush Docks. Biiyn
\olrnteser .,...,... Pc iio5oken \
'F!llfsro. S ! ship Corp, pt Riclanoni. S f
YaQue. ....... National Refinery, J. I city
Nleonso NIII........... Robins II =, Bklyn
lFlFes ..''.'.'.. p. 49,. -"V l. L.. \
Titan. ..... Sec !, Erie BASIN, hklNn
Eastern Ocean. Sec -, 80 EVE Basin, Bkiyn
Enroll ............. ............ Pier s., y r
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Canada Seeks Shipping
Government Merchant Marine
Nta1y for AuN SeE.4.ce

>. TORONTO Nor. = The Canadian
s.efcan...e N-riae, numbering seventy
Zen 60 Shops. rta sN aggregate Of 4N9,-
wy aea."e rs SIS realy 70 enter
steamships ia service between Ce0e3a
INC amy lore gn country. y y. Hanna.
!'nerai meusEer OF the service. said
"~-eay at the annual meeting Of the
canadian Traffic Club
lie asked thar facturing inter-
e''s cooperate WITH the railways to
.,'rVeiop am export trade. and pSed cted
Vat the aav rs near when Canadian
sl'ps wlll bc found ia the seven seas.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
TRANSPACITTC MAILS

I'll. connecting mails close at the gen
efai pos office ana City Hall postoNsce
= lian. No. York al =. m. a follows
Hawaii, Fiii Islands. New 2e tlane and
:, Austraiia via VANCOUVER and Victoria,
Japan, Corea. China. siber a. Siam
French lndoo ina. Netnerlands East In.
Gies and Philippine Islands via vancouver
and Nictoria Is. C. Empress Of Russia
November 13
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Dam; Cape Premier, ]f'hs,o nuenos Ayr Ayres, sev-
lc,N 'Nri, Buenos Ayres, Gregorios
! HH Se oastopol: etc. Ariano (Br) Hall
news Alapaha Newport News barbados.
re-" pott News Western Sea, barcelona,
nc. ro~ SSnrs >s..Jre Jere shaw. Funchal John
iassed down from Philadelphia. Strs Her
pr't - /. rat Port Lohos; Susquehanna
ms. ew lo,is; De-n netrios pandeIs (Cr>.
bl3arcelona; l3a Fuel OIL. Mexico; Heredia,
i,,I, Hocas del Toro Hiamar 1Slomberg tSwe),
ShieidH. Inspector Natanzas: John Es Glib
Cette; NJ Spaldins. Tamnico Santa Leo
nora Omitted States transpor). Colon;
surname, Port Barrioa. Sailed: Cath
wood Brest. France; Holandia GO. Am
Gorunna Spain. Plymouth and Boulogne; !;
Lake Fernwood, Havana; Sunshine, Tam
pico.
roRTLAND Ne, Nov 5-Arrived. Ste
Norfolk: Freeman. Norfolk
PORT TAMPA. Nov 5-Saied: Beatrice
csS, rFNSAG95A @ Basslas %a N01 La Pis;a Arr1Ts 5T
NqnFirk' 1}1.E Gonntogocook (Brl. Gibraltar.
PORT AITHyR. Tex, Nov 5-sArriyed;
York: New York. Bayonne. Sailed; Cow
r, san ,'... FRAsM>cIsC,o. Nov 5-Arriyed: Strs
Sailed: Str Rea, Hong Kong
sANANNAIf Nov 5-Arrived: Monad-
mock C8r), Southampton. Risvaer lNor),
Newport, England Nantucket. Phiaaei-
Norfolk s. led; Danehy Dan), Fred
erik shaYen orders; Gasque, Charles
ton lurrie OF Arthur.
AMPA .4s Arrived: Conotton, New
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
70 Build Ships for Mexico
Canadian Company Secures
(oniract COR & Ncs.ols

Confirmation is announced from OF
's~a o.. Vie report that large ship
building order had been placed with
the Prince Rupert DrydocF Company,
OF which Newton Era, Of New York, Is
pres dent, for trirty-seqen steel ves-
Se's iee ihc new government OF Mex
i is understood that the contract
ais ior the construction Of several
f.eei revenue c-tt-rs. two Cargo-car-
me- Of about 1000 tons each, and a
nun oef OF cl-tankers Of from $500 .o
i9'.j 'e.s each. the whole contract
amounting 20 several millions of dol
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
New Haven Engineer Killed

FALL RIVER. Nass., Nov. 5.-Emgi-
neer George Roles was killed and
fireman was seriously injured when a
New York. New Haven & Hartford pas
sengor ,rain bound for Newport, R. J.,
uas nartly derailed iust south Of Sandy
ho4ca. IN TNcrton. K. l., tonight, No
PASSENGERS were hurt.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
British Coal Embargo OF
American Ships Can Now Sc.
cure Runkcr. IL Ineland

WASHINGTON, Nov 5-American
ships viii no longer have 80 tase
epoafd at home ports sufficient Goa 10
make the round trip TO England
', II was learned to-day at the British
Embassy that as result of the set
5 ,smen, OF the ooai s'1 H. 81 England
ne restrictions .&~es-4 - tile rrr-
S's OF bunker coal had been removed.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Women, 100. Flies in Plane

Al the acc Of 100 years, a woman
residing in the town Of Mansfield, Eng,
went on an aeroplane flight, and then
wanted to loop the loop.