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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

johnson. 1t Is now talking Of adopting
the unit rule TO prevent the delegation &
scattering and wasting its influence.
The Wood managers, trying to coun /.
tcract the Lowdeu talk of the last few
days. put out claims of 400 votes on
the third ballot. But IL all depends
on the capacity Of the convention to
find some other candidate than one OF
the big three, a.
There Is much to be. said for the
Wood claims. He is. as already set
forth in this correspondence. the lead
ing candidate Of the convention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
Queen Wires Candidate

Chicago, June ,S.-Colonel Henry w,
Anderson, Virginia's vice presidential
candidate, received cablegram from
Queen Marie Of Rumania yesterday ex
pressing interest in his candidacy and
good wishes for his success. Colonel
Anderson was formerly chief commits
sioner of the American Red Cross for
Eastern Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
Motorcar Fractures Skull

While crossing Ridge avenue near
Twelfth street yesterday afternoon
John Kaskishian, thirty four, of Sixth
street and Columbia avenue. was run
down by an automobile. His skull was
fractured. The driver of the automo-
bile. Anton Steible. of Roxborough,
was arrested and will have a hearing
today. The injured man was taken
to the Hahnemann Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
Salvation Army officers to Wed

Harry II. Booth, twenty seven years
old, of Des Moines, Ia, has procured a
license to wed Violet V. McAilister,
twenty seven years old, 4424 North Sey'
enth street. Both are officers OF the
Salvation Army, and will be married
by Colonel jenkins, of the Salvation
Army. Booths father, William u.
Booth, 10 Q school teacher In New Bed
ford, Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
|'oMNiTTEE SEAT
FOR LOWDEN NEGRO

IlienrWS June 8. (By A. pl-
Iaevrns Lincoln johnson, an AtIon@,o
|deisss,t VINO led the fight of the Lowdea
|Comn,;ssss before the Republican NatSonai
rom rom,.ttee, WAS today elected na,;onai
|stst% st%'Si.G,eman Sa,eman from Georgia, by tbs
~ wood delegates from Georgia. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
SYNOD Hits Secret Societies

Greely. Colo, June Shy A. p
A report condemning secret societies
was adopted by the national synod of
the Reformed Presbyterian Church here
yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

THOUGH Amberg manufac-
l. lures the highest quality Of
Wood and Steel Filing Cabinets and
every fling accessory, Amberg only
sells filing materials as means of
solving fling problems. AS many
Amberg Plans are installed in other
makes of cabinets, as in Amberg
cabinets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
The Amberg Plan Is Based
On The Law OF Correspondence
Why Over 1000 Firms
Have Adopted The Amberg Plan
How You Can Test The Value
Of The Amberg Plan To You
The Law of Correspondence
Tells Who Will Write To You

Make Amberg prove to you that tho
Amberg Plan would solve your particu-
lar fling problems. 1t will prove worth
your while to know in just what respect
the Amberg Plan will help you. You
will gain some valuable ideas about filing
no matter what you decide.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

lBr>. Garston; Conde de- Abasolo 5spI-
Genoa 81, Br,altsborg 'Nor). san Antonio.
Yomei Maru (Jap). Psrtlana Ensiand
ira sra SHy, New YORK.. Maria cl. Calves
ton, BNla.c New Orleans: Ko-sfjori (Nor)
prosreso; l3Izkargi Mendi (spy, Barceiona
Glen 81 Ridge, Bordeaux Luceyna (Br)
havet tDan) Shtelds' Jelling tDanl. Cal
vestoni Putney (Br). Baltlmore; Arno
Mendi lSp), west coast Italy; Transporta-
Mendi tSp). New York; Ulysses Cristobal
PHILADELPHIA. Dec e-Arrived: Strs
ELENA ND. hence for Gibraltar for orders
Scotush- American tRr). Tanlpico Waxht-
fsls Ir). Hampton Roads; ] E ONeill.
New York Delaware Breakwater Del.
Dec Passed out from Philadelphia
Cruiser Frederick; strs Murstan tBr),
Houen va New York; Para tBr), Brest;
Boston; Dubhe fDtl Rotterdam: ManchcS,
Ter shipper tBr>, Manchester Cardiuna
don Tambronne (Frl. Antwerp, sabine
sun. Palo Bianco. Mexico Reedy Island
l osl Dec @IPassed down from Philadel-
.nR1 i.ANp. lie. Pee 9-Arrivcd: -strs
csrinmona 'sl''a I,s,, 'BTn: Shields: West Zulu
Msrrymount Rotterdnm; Inland Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Dec 2-Sailcd {:
Strs 81 ,C Crawl keyes, Charleston; Mascotte.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Dec 2-Arrived: Strs
Messiah (Br). Galveston: Liege (BeU. Ant
wcrp.
PORT EADS. La. Dec 2--Arrived: strs
creole. New York; Elida Clausen (Nor).
Hew York; Lake Grama, Tampa; iawok la.
Port Arthur; SURNAME. Port Barrios.
Sailed: Strs Chaimette. Havana; Comus,
New York; Hercdia. Bocas del Toro via
Cilstobai; Lake Fablus. Matanaas and
Nu"vitas, Cuba, via Kingston, Jamaica and
Port-au- -Price. Lake CORN. Tampico. Ma
nague (Nic), Kingston, Jamaica; Macoris
tBr), Nuevitas. Cuba. Nav Orleans. hra.lt.
and Bremen. Germany. VIA HaNre aud Nor-
folk; Northern lBD. Antwerp; Yoro
(H0nd). Criba.
PORT ARTHUR. Dec 2-Arrived: Hou-
sa'on.c (Br) London. Agapir tBr), Nor
folk; Iulflight, New York; Altnlark (frl
Marseiles: Colonel Bowie. Galveston; Aga-
rists, Havana. Sailed Sapincro. Galveston
sylvan Arrow. Sabine, Shenandoah. Tam
pico.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 2---Arrived: City Of
Montgomery. New York; Persian. Jackson
Vile and sailed for Baltimore; bark GULL
tSwed>. Liverpool; schr Richard Dan),
Brest Salled-Iris Utal), Barcelona. Ven
iNa ND 'Tri OF haa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
German Dumping
OF Goods Rouses
British Protests
Government Is Assailed for
Postponing Legislation as
Ieutons Invade Markets
With Low-Priced Products

Announcement by the British gov
ornment that there will be 10 lexl 49,
tion at this session of Parliament to
prevent dumping of foreign goods or
to protect key industries is meeting
with protest in British trade circles
Exchange conditions, especially in Ger
many, enable other European countries
to sell IN the British market well be-
low the domestic cost Of production
there.
Resolutions adopted by the Associa-
t'on Of British Chambers of Commerce
point cut the great amount Of capital
invested III the establishments of key
industries and state that since the
withdrawal of the import licensing
ously threatened by the quantities of
foreign manufactured goods whicl.
have been allowed to come into the
country Immediate steps a1o urged 70
prevent the continuance OF such a
situation, especially in view Of the
tdverse rates Of exchange and other IN
favorable conditions Lnder which Brit
isn manufacturing Industries are at
crescent iaboring.'
The Federation Of Lace and En-
broidery Employers Associations have
issued statement calling attention
to the dumping of German embroider-
les at prices at which English manu-
facturers find it quite impossible to
ct tmpete."
An example is given Of all-over net
embroidered with artificial silk, or
dered in August, delivered in Noting
ham, carriage paid, at 2s 4d q yard.
In September the price was reduced to
Is Sd and has now been reduced Cd
further Nottingham manufacturers
say that the cost Of the article, Brit
made, is IS Sd a yard, and that al
lowing for moderate profit the Eng
lish article is badly beaten.
Made Abroad on q ticket pinned to
the goods. is said to be the only in
Gication OF origin. 1t is understood
that large orders for these German
goods are being placed by British mer-
chants. AS a result, it is stated, more
than rs per cent OF the embroidery
machines in the Nottingham district
are idle and there is much uAcmploy-
ment.
Because Of exchange conditions Ger
man manufacturers Of optical glass
lave been doing a good business in
England recently By selling at SO TO
England recently by selling much less
than the cost Of the BritiGh- made ar
ticle.
Great developments in connection
with toy making were carried out in
England in expectation Of projections
ut IN the first six months Of this year
German toys TO the value of s630.0O0,
,earing no indication of the country
Of origin, were imported
Protests against German dumping
re also reported from a number Of
ther industries, including tie manu-
.acturers of silk, brushes and needles.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Army Orders

From, The Tribme's Washington BuYcau
WASHINGTON. Dec Army orders
issued + day follow:
Medical Corps
C.!save. Ii, J. W, t. Cobienz.
sno4asiy snoss c@P Ia W K Camp dSw
: W; Mcdowell j. u, Wemple, e L. ;
Capts kutch. NJ. II. Rice, l. ?. Meelser,
It, Enfield, J u
s.. Clair % It, & A.. 20 Camp Devens
Mosroyg ~, It. 1, E E; r. ,.,,p 70 Gamp Funston
Honorabiy discharged - Capt Clark. K 7. !;
II. Harold A. T.. 81 1t. smith. J. J.
Air Service
Fawcett. Can't. X: a. 20 Fort Sam Houston.
iissen 5,l.4.i L. =; E L 70 LanFley F1e =.
Aasr HaTn cs5t AS f. f. TO to Was6nso1 V@sl1T@m fs''
Banberger Maj. K. s. to Langley Field.
Quartermaster Corps
'.'1e.- soore It c9i. v. r., to Man.la MAJ
Gl%aa. It. 3. J.. j. 10 To- Fort ont,rio
Honorsbly diacharred --Capts Lsps'reu, r.
Hal. Brig. Gco. Il J. G. '"9 to COHEN.
Honorably discharged-Ma Wheeler. ".
p. Its. MarQuiss c. h. Afiiecn r. J.
.-.. ye'erinary ,,r'', aorps
Hess. 1t. II. Il. TO L. s
Miner. 1t. J. W, 70 L. S.
Sanitary Corps
Honorably discharged -Majs. So~Niand.
v. o.. weber. II. j.; Cap. Bonner.
W C.; It. Przybyiski. II. A. /.
Miscellaneous
Donovan Ma. }. g.. 9. A. c., 70 Washing
ton
Joiner. ID It ". G. T. 6. A. retired. to
Eew Crleang.
Hickl.r. IT.. 4. B. F. A.. to Comp Pike.
fraud. Il. L. Il. L. 6. a, retired, 70
Atlanta
y NAra. hial. r. j.. g.. 4. o.. TO Alcatraz.
fionorably discharged Mai Melvin +. ".
-. Trans. C., q prs. Hrown. j. r.. Trans.
c.. Knight. 6. H.. G. " :. Drouiilnrd.
". y Judge AdV Ccn's Dept. SIM
lnous. r.. L. >. A, McCo5. ". T.. NJ. G.;
McDerlnand &. 4. D.n. &. Its. Trteh
= J.. f.. A; covcuey. j. D., Z. A,
Mhthewson. " L.. ord. Dept. I'd Lit.
.iaaon. 6. g. NJ. r. {.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Navy Orders

Troos yac Trs1une's Washin0ton Burca~
WAsNINGTON. Dec. Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Astoria r. p. h., to {. < s. New Mexico.
Aurer Ems. r r. TO Pacinc fleet.
baJer Ene Af a, 70 raclnc feet.
Batllr. En- 7. W. 10 Iacinc fleet
crouter. Ems II H.. to l.. s. S. t<1iros
Flanagan. IL. 'on. H. 4. 10 T. : 3
Frazor ~ com u. g. 20 Pensacola
Hsrdy. Hosa. j. 4. 70 HAMPTON Noads
l'ai~y. Macn. j.. 20 l.. S 5 Sew NJ t>ico.
H4noe. Ens " v. 70 Par.hc fc't
hl"lI. It, II. b.. - L.. :. S. Hcrtcrt
JcE"an. IT, J. X. II T. s. S. Bob0link.
= l'hasi. Enr 5. j.. 70 pacihc feft.
Hurphy. carp O.. 20 PhiiadelDhis.
jadiey F.n~ H. Il. ~ paclnc he"t.
8. .irnsr sd-rh. : j.. ~ =. s s. Maliarl.
N.ehardson. It. COM. ". NJ. to L. s. 3
j',o~s. En1 j. ". to T. y. & Oklahoma
3easc -, II $. g.. 70 L.. s. 3. Harding
III ds. Gun. r. H.. 70 4. -. Eagle -.
burg 4s. i;ns :" r.. 20 L. = s. i}uralo.
coopcr. IT.. l.. 10 t.. : 81 Rndford.
l<p~". IT, com. J.. H.. 70 A.. S. IS. kerfi son
As"fS Enr. \. w. 10 {. g. $. William
DeeNer. Hns n. W. to t S. s. william
Mp'Dh1, res C.. D.. 70 L. $ 8. nIrrpns
ham
wepsirr. H. :. =. 10 T. s. 49, William
JsDn<
Green. IL. x) J. H.. ia carlo,ron Field
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Reports by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Commu'
nicafion Station

TDistance ss given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified ]
Advance 49, $ Scotland ~ Zee =,
Aeous lat 80 90 \ long 70 so W Dec :.
Agarista l27 ssE Heald Bank Dec /.
Alfred Noble 20 e Cape Henry $50 AN
Argon ~ wNw rortugas Dec I.
Arsosy $50 S Cape Mala Dec ?.
Arlington II NE Winterruartcr Nv Dec .
Astoria r 100 ''fTr Firs isiand Isar Dec 2
Astral 1855 from san Francisco TN
Bavi sg ton 42o e Jupiter Dec l.
Is~nevente iso f s. Thomas Dec :.
Bcttcrton $50 Ambrosc Dec e.
Pen salem ao3 sE BY 5 Nantucket Dec
CabriMe l62 sW bgenton RECT ! pc ,, e.;
castlewood lat 10 80 long 81 SO w pee
Charles Israley 800 $ sabine lar pcc J.
Charles Pratt l5o ,'eyassa '", Liza Island Dec J.
city Of Reno 1905 from San Pedro I'M
ci,y o. Rome 81 y nattegas ..;,hocs. Dec 2; Dec
Colombia 1920 from San Francisco fM
Colon Is Scotland Nv Dec ..
Coral 12o y Jupiter Dec |:
Corning 80 sE swan Island Pee I, J.
EosAata 200 EEh Charleston Dec =.
creole 72 NV Tortugas Dec J.
cross Seys 2745 from seattle Pm Nov 40.
Dakolan 7s4 s Ambrose Dec J.
Doroche - 8 Ilattcras Iprc J.
Do soto 44t y Tamplco pee !.
Eagle 100 from san Fran Pm Dec !
Edward !. Doheny Al : Galveston l'cc
Edward Pierce lat 20 81 = lon 10 -
rfNnrhan $50 :; san Fran PM Dec
Ezha 1870 r Fire Island J so Pm !lec
rl Capitan Jas s IIattcras Dec e.
IN Cid 1856 \ Hattcras Dec Z.
{,l fsprro 2i2 : ilattcras Dec :.
EIkfon I0lg = san Pedro hM Dee l.
Ri RIO 218 Sc Galveston Bar Dec j.
IN sud lOg N%W TortuEns Dec l.
10 sS
Federal lat IS o2 y Ion 73 % w Dec J.
rrederica Luckcnbach $50 san Pedro
Pm Dec !.
GEO g Henry 2ao u Tafnpico Dec /
Geo W J,nrncs ls6 f. Tampico Dec l.
C;roat CITY $40 u Hattrras Dec |.
tulftnrd 100 W Tor'uEAt Dec l.
cur Of Mo.ico 80 SW Iinttera. Dec :.
Cuifque,n IA Il Sabine Bar I'ec |.
(sIif.iar 541 s flDttrYns Dee J.
IFadunt s. iIattcras D'c -
IIshlra l07 g Scotland ~ bee ?.
ilalcnhaia sI5 $ pedro PM Nov 80
Ifaio 1856 |; l.ohos Island Dec 2.
IInvAilnn lat II 30 n lon l15 "a " Dec !.
iioLol4cn js0 u capo Henry PM Dec /.
J A rontwick 1875 y Jupiter Dec /.
i w van Dyke r. Port Iobop Dec ].
John - Rockefeller - 4 Tfhttrrab Dec Z.
John Il Gibbons l+G w san Juan Dec !.
Lake Bridge Is SE Cape Nenry Dec 2.
Inl. Tll~rrlic anchored off ponc" Nov 30.
laramie $50 r. Jupiter Dec J.
i.~ix * Thuriow pnaHcd IIn'tcrna D"c !.
lAkoDlrr - W Key West Doc |.
Mantilln 40 cape Trnr PM Dec J.
M"tlnicocN ~ I,ll',,Yes, pec 2 ,>.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK
TRANSPACIFTC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postofhce and City Hall pos:ofhco
Station. New York at p IN. az follows:
Hawaii. via san Francisco. steamship
Manoa. December ;.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
and Australia. via San Francisco steam.
ship Tofua. December g.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria,
b. c.. steamship Makura, December 10.
Japan. Corea. China Siberia Siam
French lndochina. Netherlands East lndies
except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands.
VIA Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. steam
ship Empress OF Asla, December H.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Danes Forming Ship Trust
Tramp Steamer Companies to
Effect an Amalgamation

Leading Danish banking and sap
ping firms are reported TO be estab-
fishing shipping trust to include the
various tramp shipping concerns in
Denmark. The amalgamatior, with
Joint capital OF 3O0,O0O,000 kroner, viii
be conferred round the United Steam
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Cunard Co. Buys Building
Pays 81 100000 for Increase 10
lss London Offices
: rom ma Trtbu'e IS iUroUrqu

LONDON. Dec. > Ine Cuna.d com.
pany to-day c.o@tA a Aeal involving
$1,000 600. BY ~h.en it obtained the
building adjoining ~ ! sscNspur Street
.tfices IN London. 40 announcement
from the company Offices aid thst
its BUSINESS had so is'Tr.sana SINCE The
war thae the present qNarters had be-
come inadequate and thnL expansion
'nto ,he next building haI provcd nee
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Marine Orders

fDnl thc rttune'a WntrlnOtot UufonH
WAsJif%GTD%. pee. T. Inrino Corps
1r1sfs isrued tO-dsy fpllow
Arafnr ii. ~ r. 10 philade1phia.
Fafreil. ~ ~. g., 10 fonsaco.a.
HiaI. FsY ciH. h y. - BDstpn.
Gobbs. Capt. q. IS - 1p"D'i"o
Csl1veiI. ~ II i. "a. dls"ha;Ned.
WilitDz. Set i. T.. ~ ITuvrr
frant}s. ~. III. e. x, couftissir rosos'h
Ne18ifY rap, = ~ ~ T.. n - Wyoming
I.1fE,r, t1 H. II e.. - iDft iyDn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
AMERICAN A PORTS.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2-Arrjv.d. vai-
aratro qara Snr}. Gssgow R0hn Adair Rio ds
1Co'evoiente. Polo Blanca: Asquani. Glasgow
Gleared: Ascutney, Valparaiso: Wartburg
snr}' Erederiks shaven; Tritonia (Br1, Glas,
GOV, Fort Morgan (Nor>. Port Maria;
Scotsburg. Naples; Verbania fBr). London
atureholn lSwed) Gothenburg Via Phila-
aetph'n a1d and ana New York; Ahto, Rotterdam
-\ofiolK and Newport News; san Gregorio
,Br.)' Tuxpana; West Lashaway. Barce-
motth sS.eln srer 'Tgmet' ',in' Glasgow and Avon
Pitrc Cape Henry, Va, Dec. o.NPassad
IN ior Baltimore: Westerdijk {DD.. Rot
lerdam Bird City. New York; Pet~rshau,
ORD, Gibraltar Passed out from RaTttS
n n ore: Hugo Thomas; Sydland (Swed. J.
Eey 'os s"1nnurg 1nr lake Ttppah. Havana; Put
Ia ~; Pallice, Neni (Nor.j. New York; " 6;
Warden. Port Lobos; Datchst OBJ. AicI-
"''pi,si Hns,irdS zero (Nor)' Maln'o.
(Dan). Progreso, Mex, va New yorI1 y9rn
salinas; Port Lobas; Dorchester. PbiladaI,
pLhia Lake Eismere. Jacksonvi!le; a. /.
Kent (new), Bath. Sailed: San R,a.
1Br) Havana and Port Ltmon: Sldter'
auh ODD, Rotterdam Cater DeceIn-
\, CHARLEsTON. Dec 2-~Arrived: Lenape.
NY~ 49rk 2I5ei and proceeded to jacksonville.
ne 90 LV .r' VrEsroN' Dec 2--Arrivcd: Oural
germ, Gibraitar; Bassam tBr). pensacols
Saumur (tr), st Naz2ire: W NJ irish TAN
% nico' sailed Afel, Hamburg and Rotter-
IN Italy: Relay, Tampico; El Occjtento@
New York. "'0'
JACKSONVILLE. Dec Sailed: Araps-
noe New York via Charleston: Cecu COIN
France - 20
hEY WEST. Dec . Arrived: Heath
NOR (ir), Rotterdam and sailed for Cal.
Veston sailed No 90 QSr) Sagua
MOBILE. Dec 2.--Arrived. C-astar Hall
CHARLESTON; La ko Freeland New York: Ilakn
fe!den. New, Orleans. Sailed: Walllsi!!,
ri nondon va New Orleans. Lake Fife, Tam
pee; ilc5 McCreary County. Havana; schr Ger
lTuqe Somerville Tampico.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 2-Clearad. Ger.
Sicana; Mobile, Ellis tNorl Tela Via
Iru1illo: Gansfjord (Nor), Port Barrtos
VI va Belize siann Creek and Livingston ,n
Honduras (Nor). Port Barrios; Maashavcn
l'tl, Havana; Rochelle ,Br>. Nuevitas
cuba, via Tampico; Sosua (Nor), Tela
\ EW PORT NEWS Va, Dec 2-Arrlve,i
Marsha Plumer (Br), Bordeaux; Arn,urj
tSp), Antwerp Bay Leaf tBrl, Tampico
HIayi encis Cr,; Spsz'" Madrid cty (br} Va
Janeiro; Shanderborg DAM, Galveston
TN"r1 %Gh''els srrD. u uphiladelpha; Verona
,i,.o 1sr. Clan -. Matheson Br}, New YORK
prNoiente Baltimore. Sailed Arrno Mendi
'Sp). port in Italy; Yannis (Gk). Phiia-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Foreign Trade Notes

4 peruaaent sample fair ard trad
~ company mas been organized in
al, Itaiy SnowrooTnh VII be
Dpened about me end of this month.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
eP0rts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Mohawk see y San Juan Dec
Montague s,9'o from Columbia River S
Montoso lls Sc South Pass Doc !.
Nelson 81 NNE Jupiter Dec l.
..lte 8.S62 " San Francisco . NJ ~ SO.
norman Bridge 2s6 lamp !, Dc
Oklahoma city % from New t....ans Dec
Old North state 1883 + Ambrose Dec
1rient Orient lat ~ 4s \ lon a "a " Dec /.
Pennant 3l2 SSW Galveston Dec I
rlainreld 40 SE Cape Henry Dec !
Point Iobos 200 Ne cristobai Nov 50.
Rochester $50 SW Galveston Dec l.
kotarian $50 san Pedro 8 PM Dec i.
Ho,terdain X 65s 2 Ambrose Dec ?.
Salem County 25s SSW Heald Bank Dec !.
san Jose 1879 s San Francisco Dec !.
"a -, nta a Al lioia 34o s san Pedro PM Dec !.
Sestri 14S \ Jupiter Dec !.
:3eTsrancc :. RAJ 2C7 o.. EsE sabine Bar Dec f.
Solitaire 100 Sc Mobile bar Dec I
Somerset los s. Ambrose Dec ?
Sonelna 2S9 Honolulu Nov 30
standard Arrow lat II 10 y Ion ito II W
stanley 20 sn Cane Henry Dec 2.
s. S5ee eel Asg M5Aor 20 sM = rorto Eie9 Dec
Sudbury l-3 Cape Mala Doc /
sun oil 145 Jupiter Dec l.
Sqalnams igiarte,, 81 5 Southwest Pass Dec /.
Nenezuela 400 from San Fran 3 PM Dec
Xesta rs WNW Tortusas Dec /. " '' <
N!rgli - Scotland 7;4o AN Dec 2
w w II. lilford 36l Sc Galveston Dec l,
w. NJ. irish $50 T. Galveston, Dec l.
Waiter A Luckenbach497 T. Ambrose Dec
w est Cahokia 1908 NE Colon Dec l.
Vest Camak sl4 San Pedro PM Dec l.
W est Hartland SO from Honolulu PM
Nov 80. '''
West Henshaw 1900 from Honolulu 3 PM
Nov 80. y,
West Irskip ~ san Fran s PM Dec
West Ina 1927 from San Fran pm No,, 40
West islip 9!l from san Fran 8 pM Nov 70
" est Jena 500 from Honolulu 5 PM
West tianga lat 2s l. lon IL IL W
River 8 PM Nov 80. ''N'''o'"
YIN W IN Warder AZ n IIatteras Dec ..
Aulla v'- Scotland Nov 80
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New Yor

Departures for New York
Snyrna-S s Putnam.
Naples-s West Grama. Jomar. Arc
turus.
Leghorn-S S Splcndor, Toilard
Singapore-S S Tydens.
Lsbon--S 5 AIlaguash.
Cadi1---S 5 Euonos Ayres.
81 Michaels---S : 1uckanuck
'rrieste--S ) Heffron.
Port Said-S S Cieddngton Court.
IIamburE-S 5 Jadden. Kansas. Mar
Canta brco. + Luckenbach.
Llverpool--S S Dominion
Havre-S S La Lorraine.
Bordeaux--S $ utique, West SoQuassucE,
Antwerp--S s Toronto.
ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK.
Riga--S Plow City.
Hamburg-S Atlantic Sun, Corona.
HaVrc-S S Warkworlh.
l.!verpooi-S S Ntnian.
BristoI---S S New York City
karach-S Muroran Maru.
Panama Canal. Cristobal-- S S Port Mel
bourne.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

Iae Apstraiian government has ~
'<AHsd tee operation If the war pre-.
- rns ~ ~ January ]. 1929, and
'Dfe n cDfn oaniez moyt obtain pcr-
fnltss>n frofa the federal government
- ,f1ef n trade within the Common
Nfa.lt
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Marine Reports
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Weasel and Port p,ck.6.t
Dante Alighierl, Genoa Pier Ak ~ 7,
Sunslsco' Havana.
w. ~Nnnarine Boat Corporation. Newark. \ J
Wachnsett' Rotterdam. Anchored off S
As"ilnoon. Port Lobos..
Tivivcs. Crstobal ......'.'P;er - Is p; p p
tpus; London. Anchored Off Stapleton, S
Taila ahasas. Antilia National Refinery. l. / c
r., Foot Oak st. Grecnpolnt. Bklyn
Pier 4. Army Base Bklyn
Ei : ba Galveston. Pier IS. \ X
- fatTicN, santos.
popco sac" sGot ,i,ld Milton ST. GrGenpOint. Bklyn
Do''AHso Naza bail. Cienfuegos e
VAN. Warner's Refinery, Edgewater y ]
'ulti2aId, Philadelphia.
,., Robins D d. R'klyn
1. emerson. Norfoik .....Pier &c. II
''''. itNlSui tAillSen, HAVANA.
Anchored off Liberty
Clan Mathewson. Norfolk
Mount Vernon. Havana. .Anchored OFF : |
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Pier Or n y
Maisarse Franksl, Rotterdam
Matatua. Boston. Pier 5a n p
t.nan' Boston. .............. Pier .. \ r
SER annie c stubos. st John. n b
schr George E Il.ncl1, Long cow Cow Me-. f. a ~ Il
,-;.,, Foot 9ist St z r
"s''' h'H-a Anchored n Quarantina
berth Changes
N'essel. ,rrs,e-a,c, .
Argentina. ,........R Robins D d. n'kiyn
a dtrc, Anchored off Bay Ridge B'klvn
l5e inshan .TieEjen e. Lang d u. Hoboken
: ar. an TX ny .........-...... Pier l. Hoboken
Coz &C, ado Pier G. Penn r R. jersey y Gil city y
Eastern kntg ht. -. Foot Clinton 81. B'klyn
Edgar L Luckenbach.. Foot 33d St B'klvn
ituliO Foot 2lst a. +, r
Eocene. Ship Bldg Corn. ~
u-,o, Port Richmond S I
r. 81 nom. -, ...'..--. ..... Oak Point e r
Gateway City Anchored on Red
Hook Flats Bklyn
y u u,ana lsdm -''''...''.....r,.; Pier Il. r
iiIiacqs Tn1ia Anchored Oft
siaT9 Va ~ ttugahty' Pier a, r
"i'i't' al Pier IS n r
~ ~ I'd al. Pier a. B Xiv,
Nan Horton GOwanus Canal R'klvn
- ~ n1el' Pier (, & hlyn
'"'' I "lc Pier As. II
~ :, arllte .Pier G, Constable Hook. n j
~ W - IN pun, .... Pier rs, r
W W EnoGche Pier 2s \ r
SaNOnist. ........... pisr NJ -
= !, II 81 +, !ss Pier 3$ B klyn
"a4dhlis is..... Pier .. Constable Hook. \ j
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
ship Company of Copenhagen, it is

A regular monthly shipping servi e.
the BaiticSouth American Line, has
been started by a Copenhagen firm be.
tween the Baltic and Argentina and
Brazil
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

Irsce Ccmmis2ionef Lundquixt re-
1r'ts from Bombay that in a recent
F'sit ~ me bazaar djztr Ct of the city
hr' mlcn GlsDlay II American flec-
fai sDrllie> ma zern, but there ~as
4 2r>d Deal IF American hardware sup
ph"s an1 dru02ssts' Eundries, euch AZ
fa1srs anG Dladcs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

Efitisn firms haze formed a cham
osf II crrnm cree AZ Dainy, which non
fSh<s secrnd among the ports .! China
N tne vajoe of ite tradc with foreign
ftDatries.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

4 D"Lg ~ rscrsstructicn requirements
7i!i nrt 5e possible - ezpcrt my
'ff'lsnt cemnat from Belgium before
~. e4f,ex-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

From The Tribane's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. Army orders
ssued f day follow: