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Ellsworth American., 1920-11-03
North BluehilI.

Mrs. A. p. Soper is improving.
Mrs. Eben Webber was operated
upon Oct. IS. and is in a critical con-
dition. Henrietta Conary. r. N, is
with her.
Miss Eunice Dunbar. accompanied
by Miss Margaret Bishop of MILL
nocket. spent the weekend at II. s.
Dunbar's.
Ellsworth American., 1920-11-03
East I.anoine.
Nov. ]

Melvin Wilbur and family went TO
Dexter Saturday to visit his mother,
Mrs. S. Remick, returning Sunday
Mrs. Luther Merchant, with little
son, is visiting her parents, 5. W.
Bennett and wife.
Holsie Pierce and family are home
from Bangor for a few weeks.
Miss Geneva Smith has gone to
Southwest Harbor to work for Mrs.
Henry Clark.
George Gault has sold the A. B.
Higgins place to Harry McNider.
Nov L. l..
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Subscribe for The American
SO 90 a year
Ellsworth American., 1920-11-03
The pouohnut Band.

Twenty young Salvation army las
sizes who cooked doughnuts for the
soldiers In France have organized a
brass band In Philadelphia.
Ellsworth American., 1920-11-03
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
NJ axes Food
aste Good

Creates an appetite, aids diess,;o
purities the blood, and thus e rei;a,,i, H,,ol,
serofula, eataryh, the pains Ives a3
aches of rheumatism and g;,,ol aaa
strength to the whole system S''e'
Nearly so years pbeno,no,
sales tell the story of The i,elial Ina
merit and success Of Hood 7seat S
saparilla. 1t is just the med;c;na S'
you need now. '''ine
Hood s Pills help-fne LAXATIVE
or catharties according to dose
Relieve headache. restore eomfort
Ellsworth American., 1920-11-03

Sfftfd thf o. W. ~NeSahS''a
The sudden demand for popular edu-
cation in China is shown by the fact
that the school attendance In one prov
ince has Increased 5000 per cent in
five vears.
Ellsworth American., 1920-11-03

When man plays the deuce II is
frequently his last card - Boston
Transcript
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
For Quick Sale

Lot 5OxI5O, new brick house never occupied modern. buiIt-in features: 3 rooms; only s4000; half cash, balance mortgage with reasonable interest. North front. fine mountain view. Don't buy without seeing this home with hardwood floors built-in features. You can't beat it.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
Overland Biz 4

Tour:fs. ea.e iH 1eFfeet cenaitiog esstra ssood rul,ber. goo foi, this car l. too large for me. Tlii ssel for cash or t.asIe
 for Dodgc Fort, Maxwell or Chevroiet. bargain for cash See owner at Room I, 23 E.. Washington. Over Donofrio's It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
Parker & Donart

A East Adams st. Phone 41s7 r FOR SALE-F'ive room frame house
 Garage; yard fenced. s2500; s1I00 cash.
 2o3 O'Neill Bldg. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
For Sale-Miscellaneous

ONE SODA FOUNTAIN, counters and all asseccories. with electric mixer and carbonater. It is complete, nearly new and cost $2000. Will sell for S900 --one-half cash. Fords Stores. Phone I7.6 If
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
An Excellent Home

In the exclusive residence district of the city, northeast: practically one acre of ground: nice lawn. lots of flowers, palms, gravel driveway, a large tile garage, with concrete floor, for cars, large wash room, stationary tubs and heater. The house has a large living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, bedrooms. den, hall and screen porch downstairs; large bedrooms and screen rooms upstairs: large storeroom and plenty of closets; two fireplaces and gas furnace. Has a, large concrete porch across the front on the east side of the house, which is very desirable. The interior of the house as well as the exterior is in ex cellent condition. This is really one of the choice residences of Phoenix. The price is S16,0c0. and very desirable terms can be arranged.
 SEE EDDIE OR MAXWELL,
 TOLLESON
 LAND & CATTLE CO,
 10S N. Central ave. Phone 42S3 r
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
c. A. Dagley Go.

II West Van Buren Street tBetween Central and First Avenues)
 Phone 3S97 It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
Ford Truck S350.00

A good, servicsai'ie truck. demount- able rims. goo6 tres, extra tire and tire carrier; must sell right now. 210 F.. Taylor st.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
1920 Ford

Touring car with starter. for sale sl25 less than a new one just like will cost you Phone 1S96 or see F. Marlborough. 23 East Washingto Room 2. After ; o'clock evenings SIS North 9th Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09

 ONE of the incest bungalows in the city: rooms and screen porch. hard wood floors built-in features galore; lot 60x13115, located near Capitol. block from pavement. Price S65o0, worth s750O. Will have to see this to appreciate what a bargain it is.
 WOOD REALTY & INV. co.
 23 F.. Wash. Room 1 bS BY OWNER-Two houses on one lot. 4-room brick, furnished; 4-room frame now rented s25 per month Houses complete with bath, water and lights. s40O0; half cash, balance $40 per month. A good buy, owner leaving. Apply 1924 F.. Monroe St bb
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09

DESIRABLE lot. near car line. not too close in; bargain for cash buyer. Phone sSSl. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
See These Houses

Choice of two extra modern houses. Both have $ rooms, bath and sleeping porch: one new partly furnished, the other good as new, completely fur nished. for sale or lease at summer. prices, by owner $500 to s2000 cash. balance and wears. 1924 West A dams Phone 32e5 bs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Urges the Sc of Ojl Engines

imported into Great Britain from e
'"'ed states aud Mexico. CommeAt-
s1s upon the increase Of this trade
',s,i.,Sh ~, publications arc claiming that
g. 'ea gasoline and other oils required
X, nome consumption in the United
.',,saom can be procured from material
@O'ny SS.1s To waste or lying tallow in the
'''ueics One large British concern
.n. PORTED 10 be ready to contract and
aee52piy material for plant to treat
IONS OF matter per ejght-hour day.
,Se ',,E plant. 1t is stated, would pro6 ace
.9goVV ,s1'VV gallons OF gasoline and 100000
,~.ons ,a, o. crude oil ner annum at costs
N'e''aliy below the present level
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Army Orders

From The Tribune's wushtngton suyea.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
Loving. 1t. Col. r. c.. to Atlanta
Honorabiy disc scharsed-Majs. Powell 3. v
Gaham. II. J.,
Adarson, Cant. A. A, to Douglas.
C{ondren.. 1t; q. D. TO Camp Grant.
Honorably chsrged-Maj. Tune. W. D;
20 Its. johnson, r. f., Jones, c. l.. and
Wood. G e.
Castor. Maj j.. 10 Camp Meade
Walker. Mai. W. H.. to Camp BenninE.
Leonard. Capt. ]. W.. 10 Camp Meade.
Quartermaster Corps
Tu-seon. It. e. J, to Governors Island.
simlns I'd Ii. n b. to Governors island.
Edon.f, Xiolante, "a X A. l., to Charleston.
Mumford. Mai e. W, to Washington.
pornancs; Capt. j. K. to Washington.
Butler, Maj r., to Camp Hoabird.
Finance Department
Hardin. 1t Col. J. s, to Ell Paso.
Schol' Capt r. A, to Los Angeles
Rea, LIT. E. r, to Boston.
Cavalry
Washburn, Ca pt. ]. H., to Louisville.
Noffett, Lt. col w. F., TO St Paul.
Lowell. 1t. Col. G. E. to Joliet
barton 1t. Col Il. NJ. to St. Joseph
Wise. Capt. !. B. ir., to Fort Brown.
Anderson, I'd 1t. E A., 70 Fort Riley.
linnora bly, dtscharged--Capt Wyatt, I. 3. ),
1t Paddock. r. B.
Air Service
Fonora bly, disc seharged-Capt. Jones' e. L. ;
Arnold, G.. W
Way, II. {. e. to carlstroin Field.
I. :. Army
Hcnorably discharged MAJ. Weatherred.
T. a.; Capts sechrest, :. A: Mcdonald
Il. a.. Its Sno~deu. l.. B.; Capps l. NJ.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps
W.T.. Wurt Maj. {; G.; to For H. G: Wright
Davis, Col. W. g., r"t.rs d.
Miscellaneous
fowers COL r. B.. a. :. =. retired. to
Portland
Nonorably discharged Maj. De 1ancy. S
j. G. W. $; Capts. Johnson. r. l..
Afj Cons pept. Muzzy. t. A. c. w.
~ Stoil. + = Nj. r. C.. % Its.
tc' 'ollum, ". A. san. c. Deihauer
r. r. sig
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Marine Orders

Iro1 he I10uHe's WoahlnatoN Blrequ
WASHINGTON. Nov ll.-Marine
Corps orders issued to-day follow
barnett. Brig Cen. G.. to San Francisco
Williams, IL. Col. +. l.. TO United states
bartlett. Cant. s. T.. to United states,
Irlnan 1t q. a. t. United states
French. ~ 1t A. W. retired.
hncrun. Major A.. To Paris Island
Drum, Ma ior \. n. to Port au Prince.
-latt. Capt. =. II to Quaniico.
l'Hth,ld. I'd 1t. Il n. to Great Lakes.
Hail. Cot. y. H.. TO United states.
Goodman. car. y, 10 0uanuco
MinuiS. capt. }. A. TO Quautico.
Pea. ID It. :. J., 20 OuRnuco.
Eoyhoc. "a TT l.. r.. 10 cuanuco.
Sc bree Capt. J. r., to Charleston
Presneil tt. 4. T., 20 New Work.
Randall. il T. M 10 Fcnsacola
Ilnscott, Capt. II. D.. TO Atlanta.
owen. Capt u. II. 10 Paris Island.
lvadleigh. II. Col. J. W. to Qusntico.
Lee. Major y. s.. TO L. 8. n Wyoming.
Following TO Marine Barracks Washing.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

eohan; cora Baltl,norc: Kapana tNor). Dunkirk:
sonr sna pnene.sl Pershiny. Christiania; Polar
Thoodore HRFonur Ransryo ier1sy Moor sr, tianTs
Western Queen tBr). Galveston. sailed
1N919 1rN29noefs i,s., pn ,Fraybentos; bark Edel
Eldrsd tMop. Murmansk; Hubie (Dt),
nr1Fs"en, ny 1en; "sarpool tBr), Rotterdam; Tsna
teSdam; Taransay (Br). Aiexandr,s
~ NEW ORLEANS. Nov ll&cIesrsa: Ell
csrtaSens orauo san FRANCISCO via Los Angeiys and
LAX Lake Ledsn. New York; Normn. rela Via
FPPfl'I phsres1 Horn lrr} narse9ana {, &c
Kurt Woermann C'rl. Norfolk; Westches-
5ss' ter Norfolk; Marina o TU. New Orleans:
oboa! f.a%ard Janes pl1rse p Bahia E oNsI; Port or
baltimore Algers. Baltimore: ontario,
Boston; 30 schr Francis : Mcdonald, Santa
Motor aSSS0ra shp j. pSn, %0y Ne ArYy1d YorS
belsware Breakwater. Del, Nov 1l--Passed
up ppao}i I9r pphlIadelphia schr Elizabeth Band,
BACK River, Pa. Passed out from Phta-
d&elphia strs Magdaiia (Bry. Rotterdam;
west nherow, Liverpool via Glasgow; Hol-
y9ke Bridge, Brcst; Vttorto Emanuele Sd
settles, Iperia New YORK: t'riS: Manchdioneai
4Mozl: Norfolk; West Hosokie Boston.
Eoedy fso'd ,sla1 Island PEI, Nov ll-Passed down
News: Keoto; Newport News.
~, PORT TAMPA. Nov. 1t.-Arrived: strs
" WoodfieId (Br2. ST Nazaire; Lake chelan,
via Norfolk; Mascotte. Key West.
PORT EADS. Nov. 1l.--Arrivcd: Strs
Ellis tNor). Tela; Elm Leaf (Br>, Tam
pico; Georgia (ID, Baltimore; Holden
ENans. Tampco; Llangolen tBr>. Man
chester; Rama, Bluehelds; Sunshine, Tam
pico. Sailed: Ceiba (Hond), Ceiba; Comus
New York; Heredia, Docas del Toro via
Cristobal; Hibuerias (Hond), Blueields
Inventor fBr), Galveston; Luceline (Br)
Havre and Rouen Via Newport News; West
Alco1, Antwerp via Manchester
PORTLAND, Nc, Nov. ll.-saled: strs
Covedale, Baltimore; Lake Akkra, New
port News Moonlight Nrom Calais}, New
York.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Nov 11-Arrived:
Strs British Empress Nr), .Rouen: Nelson.
Iampico; -Currier, Savannah; Gulf Trade,
Tampico: Roanoke, Tampico; st Augustine,
New Orleans; Ornamme (Br), Glasgow
SaiIed: SIi lie strs A A Daugherty, Tampico );
Wicldrecht (DO, Barcelona; Ligonier,
Jacksonville; Lake Fossil Talnpico
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov ll--Arrived: stra
Lake Helen. Havana; Persian. Jacksonville
ssnd sailedl. Baltimore. Sailed: Str
TAMPA, TAMPA, Fla, Noy ll-Arrlved: strs
tBr). Liverpool; Lake Elnont, New York ;
Lizzie a Williams. Havana. Sailed: Str
Rathly Head (Br), England; schr Explicit,
Grand Cayman.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
france Buying U. S. Leather

sce,.aerI'eans have been participating Ell
,ec.5y C,,ssly IN the French leather trade
pi,ei'u'hg 20 a report by Trade Com
Of sf'SFs.oAer F.Aer Norman Hertz to the Bureau
oar.g reign and Domestic Commerce, De-
F'ttsNsnt l. sa Of Commerce.
SIX ooa IVY w France imported a total OF
xts,sVoo xt,SOVVoo worth of leather Mr.. Hertz
ssIss mat the outloot for continued
csn,. " many k Is of leather, espe-
.bonsh upper leather, is very good,
lion s"' On account Of the reconstruc-
,ss ssaee' it cannot be expected that Amer
d bVahners Will do as large q volume
,he S-slhess as they transacted during
aln.,'a ,al aud Immediately after its ter
posit;o nertz says that Germany is IN no
b Frsa 70 make deliveries of leather
sat.rsn,ce, because of a shortage of raw
tso,ssss,s and fuel, though it is relatively
('ase situation to obtain raw stock
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Shipping Board Refuses Offer
OF $lO.00O.OOO for Hog Island

From Tao Tr.6une's Washington Burcau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1l.-Admiral
W. s. Benson, chairman of the United
States Shipping Board. announced to-
day that the board has refused an
"Her of S1o,00o00o for the hog Island
Nipyard. The offer was made by J.
y. Bardc of New York.
The first bid made by Mr.. Berde
WAS or Si,00000O and was submitted
when bids were formally opened Octo
Der 30. The New Jersey Machinery
Exchange Of Newark at the time in
formally bid $4,2s9 600 for the ship
yard, but both bids were rejected.
Later Mr.. Barde offered S6,oOoooO for
the Hog Island plant, but the offer WAS
rejected by Admiral Renson
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
AMERICAN PORTS

Ara Obs, Phladeiphia. Nirmore 'ire@ nv Sess
York; St; Lag Greenbrier. Oran: Karlsvik
9Swea), Norfolk; Eastside. New York;
Brandon. Boston, Jean, Port Tampa:
MoldegaArd, Port Tampa Lake Clear.
Lake Clear New York; Lake Fem, New
4orA. Sailed Strs Missouri (Br). Lon
don via Philadelphia; Gloria (span). Bou-
con- Inland, Portsmouth. n II: Susque-
hanna, Norfolk; st Nazare (Fr) Dun
Kirk; CoIdwater, barcelona via Norfolk
lBrp, Valparaiso; p !, NJ No l6 Fr)
Houen. Cape Henry. Va. Nov 11--Passet
out from Baltimore: Strs Milan Maru
G},.3 lJ}ap); HaTre. AdTa lBr?' IL paIes
Br>, Liverpool via Halifax.
ian Br). Manchester and liverpool;
Cretan, Philadelphia; Cotton Plant, Port
Havana and Port Liinon; Everett. Phila-
delphia; Holmengra (Swed). New York
Salinas, Port Lobos Nwo latter l0thl.
Schr barbara ". ENzabethport for St
CHARLEsTON. c. Nov 11-Arrived:
strs Calvert, Galveston; Arapahoe, New
YoTk and pr9eeeGed to Jacksonville.
cano, Tampico: r D Asche. New YorH
Bayramento oBr), Cardiff FL Almirante,
;. baltimore; Hans tGer). Hamburg; Max
imo Gomez (Cu), Bremen, War Pindari
(Br). Liverpool.
JACKsONVlLLE, Fla. Nov ll-saned
KEY " EST, Fla, Nov il--Arrived Malay
CHond>. Bonaco.
NORFOLK Va. Nov 1l-Arrivei Spes
CNor). Sew York; Jeannette Skinner New
YORK, san Giuseppe 90, Naples: Enroll
(Er). New York. Adriandne Irene (Br), Sa
vannah; Svnhild Dan), Copenhagen; Cor
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Christianis-S s Thordis. Skarass
Brest-S S Rockaway Park
Navrc--S S Lake Eckhart
London--S Valacia. Western Ocean.
Caronia.
Liverpool--s Navar!no. Panhandle
State.
Barcelona--s Evelyn. Paz o. Nsralza.
Ieghorn-S S Tampa.
Gibraltar--S s Tosaro.
Port Said--S Ajax
Gothen burG-S S Montana.
Port Said--S Egremont CSstis
Rosario-S S Frankmere.
Singapore--S S Celtic Prime
st Michaels--S A!ornugao.
Panama Canal. Cristobal-s s Santa Ana.
Carrillo, cartago.
Arrivals from New Work
Eamburg--S s kat~ira Iuc1senhaci
Bremen--S Lake Sarus.
Havre-S > Oscod4. chambear.
Samarang-S Cls' sinclair.
Wellingtolt--S : Mahia
Auckand--S 5 al,,t HAL
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Reports by Wireless
From the I. S. Naval Commu-
nicatiOn Station

tprstance IS gwen in miles Reports are
aatA' at noon unless otherwise specifed.l
Acme l15l san Francisco Phi Nov 10.
Adriatic lat 40 so lon ss 20 w Nov ii.
A1el II : Cape Henry Nov H.
Allentown ia Il Falo Blanco SOY 10.
Aloway l45 Ambrose Nov H.
America - Sc Ambrose . Pm Nov i.
Ancon 5S5 $ Balboa Nov o.
Apache $50 Scotland IN Nov II.
Ario 10 Jupiter Nov 10.
Bar Harhor l,S : Jupiter Nov 10
Baton Rouge II : Sand Key Nov IL
Bearpo.t 4se san Francisco : PM Nov 10.
Brandywiuo 1855 sw Galveston Nov 10.
Broad Arrow 2o32 w san Pedro Pm
Nov
Camaguey 5ea f Tampioo Nov 10
Cambridge lat so 20 \ Ion 79 81 W Nov 10.
Cardonia $50 ; Ambrose Nov i
Charles f Harwood 90 SW Tar ,a Nov 10.
Chester kiwanis SO E Sandy Hook Nov 10.
CHINA 1919 W Honolulu PM Nov ..
City Of Alton Mart nique PM Nov 10.
city Of Columbus ENE Montsuk Point
CITY Of Everett 4ss sw uatteras Nov 10.
city OF Freeport u s Jupiter Nov 10.
city OF ST Louis l67 : Ambrose IN Nov IL
Conto9e09k ,,oTtf x = sc S,ss Sand ksy Noy H.
Cornucopia I'D out Cape Henry AM
Corssn - Sc Dry ToTtugss Nov II
Creole 20 NV Tortugas Nov 10
Dartford 2S3 Savannah Nov 10
Dslagoa Maru 34s Colon PM Nov 10.
DrlanA 22S : Ambrose NOV II.
Diana 45 : Jupiter Nov 10.
pungannon 50 \ Jupiter Nov 10.
Eastern Guide 1402 " San Francisco PM
NoV g.
II Alniran,e es4 sr Galveston Noy 10.
rs lobo $50 san Francisco Pm NoY 10.
RI Norte l29 WNW Tortugas Nov 10.
ri occid-nte " Sand Key Nov II.
FL Rio ls2 y IlattcrAs Nov IL
Eocene III W Sand Key Nov 10.
f Asche i4o ESE Galveston Nov 1s.
L s Florida 147 Il F!re Island Nov II.
Fort Victoria so n st Thomas Nov TO-
Frederick Kellogg ITO E TRmpicc Nov 10.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Navy Orders

Iro,e Thc 7rionnc'S u in0ton Bureox
WASHINGTON. No 11.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
isllss Mach J L. to L. s s Columbia.
l}ulto.. Ens Il. jr TO Atlantic feet.
brodie 1t o. 81 l.. r.. to L. :. =. Avocet.
'uniIey. It, Com j. ". 10 ANNAPOLIS.
Thosse, Mach. 4. 10 l. : 5. Il. l.. Barnes.
cleps~n 1t. &. Il r.. TO comma nd
Eael~ -.
Iodse. 1T. IT, Il. to L. s : Branch
Faber, 1T. 4. H. 10 L. :. 5. Trinity.
l'risch. 1T. L. j., to L. s S pronethcus.
Gainer. Mach \. NJ. TO l.. :. s Frederick
Gromer It, Com. l. G b. 10 Pacific rest.
l1aNss Ems K W.. TO L. :. :. Williamson.
ives Ems. y $, to Pacific feet.
Jones Mach. Il <. 30 L. s. :. Bridgeport.
loughman. Gun. W. 10 L. 5. S Black
l.,n
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Powhatan Raised, Refisted.
Ready to Put to sea Again

Of the Old Dominion Line. which went
to the bottom Of Chesapeake Bay, has
risen Phoenixlikc in the Morse ship
yards in South Brooklyn and Will steam
out OF the Narrows on Saturday for
trial trip of four hours.
She has been rettted and equipped
with electrical drive and viii serve as
a passenger and freight steamship be-
tween Jacksonville Fla, and Havana
She will be called the Cuba
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Weasel and Port. Dock-d At.
Overbrook, Pt Lobos. Pier 6, Constable
Turrialba, Crstobal. Pier IT, Il r
Belvedere. Trieste, Pier :. Bush Docks.
suelco. Lisbon. Anchored of Bay Ridso.' !"
vlncenncs Bridge. Baltimore. Pier as. 7"
Rochester Charleston. Navy Yard. Bkiyn
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. ..... Pier ab N p
hostrcna, Palermo Pier 7; W r II.
Weehawken, n T
r j Luckenbach. Rotterdam. Fl 33d st,
Bklyn
Arizona. Southern Drill Grounds Navy ~
Munorway, Halifax...........P Pier 1o q X
Dickcrson. Southern Drill Grounds. Navy
Leary. Southern Drill Grounds. Navy Yard.
schenok. Southern Drill Grounds Nav =
Herbert. Southern Drill Grounds Navy
Hatfield Southern Drill Grounds NAVY "
preblc, Southern Drill Grounds Navy
sicard. Southern Drul Grounds Navy
Yard, Bklyn
Bayonnc. Philadelphia. Vacuum on DOCKS,
Hayonne, r j
Liberty
Pennsylvania, Southern Drill Grounds. An
chored Gravcsend Ray
Harding. Sea. Anchored sandy Hook Bay
Sandpiper. Ses....Anchored in Sandy
Hook Bay
soaony s.. Ta'npico .roorhouse Flats. E r
No'olNv. Pucrto Plata. Pier -. brooklyn
~ Traverse; Tanpa. a...,,.. Anc horcd
l.ais ain, Tampico .......-...- .-inc hored
Berth Changes
Transferred TO.
',, .oon..........Ple .. Bayonne. \ j
lenbach Foot 500 st. brooklyn
yk. Foot 9Th ST. Hoboken, y ]
J. ri'ee ID d T. Brooklyn Navy Yard
'-.,oo.n~. ....: Foot 18th St. iioboken. y J
Dhe~.H-' Nm. Anchored of stapleton,
,r'rlealis s............. 1'rembly Point. \ ]
nic,nber' .....,.....,.P Pier 10, clifton, 5 l
,or ,,' piit bridge e........ .rier ls, Brooklyn
Nasama Elevator slip, Erie Basin.
Ningsway Anchored of Hoboken, X j
lake Catherine Anchored on Red Hook
Lake FacAler.. Vulcan IRON worEs. "
Jersey City. " ]
Lake Ga7ettc.........An Anchored in stream
Maddeq1et- .TeDo's Yacht BASIN. Brooklyn 81 n
. y i
NeponSnet. Pier . z II, Jersey City. y ]
n Nofthcif --...... Foot 2Sd ST. Brooklyn
=, Meloqurne. ...'''.... Pier 10, Brooklyn
SerNian Prince ....... Mors, u D. Bklyn
s. ephen. ............Anchorcd IN s,rns,r
sun Beam. ............R Robins n D. Bklyn
Sls NE ehauna ...-.... Robins u D. Bklyn
Turh!nia ............Off 135th st, y r
.IWhu1e. ...S l S b Corp, Pt Reading, y j
" acounda. ...,...,......... Pier %. \ X
West Hematite......Pic ., HoboNen y J
Sarpfos ........ ...-....,........ Pier "A e r
tvondale. Pier C. Cons. bic Hook, y J
Clare ............ Howell Refinery l. c
Perfec ctlon. .....-. Ft NO 11th St, Bklyr
Ponce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pier 36, BNyn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

British coal trade with South Amer
lea is approaching the vanishing point
In September no shipments Whatever
were made to Brazil and only ninety
tons to Chile, compared with 1876 900
tons from this country to Brazil and
5000 TO Chile. Before the war Brit
ish exporters We're supplying the two
countries with more than 100000 tons
monthly.
To Argentina Britain shipped $500
tons in September while American ex-
ports totaled 276.O00 tons, almost the
equivalent of the pre~War monthly
shipments from The United Kingdom
Uruguay got 1000 .oos from the
United States III Septe 'bet, and only
5000 tons from Great Britain.
Reports from the Far East indicate
that interests in Denmark and France
have placed large orders for coal with
companies in China, which country is
said TO have allowed It's mines to lie
idle while industrial companies have
used Japanese coal. Development of
coal resources in Australia and Africa
are stated to be proceeding rapidly and
there are indications that these coun-
tries will become factors in the export
cnal trade
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
u. ;. Coal Exports
Now Three Times
Those of England
More Now Being Shipped to
Canada Than From Britain
to All Points; European
Markets Being Captured

Developments Of the American coal
export trade has now reached a pojnt
" here shipM ents from this country are
nearly three times those from Great
Britain.
September figures issued | A Va
partment OF Commerce and ta> Br'iieh
toard OF Trade for the TIVE coun. .c-
show that American exports OF btu f.
nous coal were 4 OH 900 tons. as con
pared with l,475,00 tons from Great
hrl'ain. shipments from this country
70 70 can nada alone were greater than
british shipments to all countries.
Compared with the prc-war rnonthlv
average, however, the two countr; e.
IN September exported cnly 5,486 600
tons, compared with the 1913 monthly
average of $3.50 600 tons from Britain
alone
While the British figures for Sep
tember are considerably below those
Tor the two previous months, the July
total being in excess of 2000,O 900 tons,
october tgures are expected to show a
further decline, as the British coal
strike was then effective.
American exporters continue TO make
heavy lnroads on Great Britains coal
trade with other European countries
IN August, for instance, American coal
-PHSu ~ i etit' = aggregated --t9 ,puU
tons. but in September the figure rose
to $4,000 tons. This latter total com
pares with the Z ritish one of 532 coo
tons. compared with sol goo in August
and 961,000 in July. France has been
the leading market for British coal
but Britan's lead has been cut down
10 point where the October returns
are expected to pat American exports
in the lead
The same conditions apply in regard
to Italy, Britain's second best Gus
toner. American coal exports to this
country increased from 129 600 tons IL
August to $50 600 in September. while
British exports in the same period de-
clined from 1872 900 to 1640 tons
ltalys coal needs are reported to be
growing, European advices stating that
while in June 252 900 tons were dis
charged at Genoa only $4,000 tons were
unloaded in July, and that since then
very little has been received Ger
many, it is stated, has not been able to
meet her pledge Of zoe 900 tons 3
'nonth and seems unable to do so. Be
ore the war Italy was importing coal
at the rate of about 100000 tons i
month
This country is now supplying the
Scandinavian countries and Holland
with far more coal than Great Britain.
as is shown by the following compara-
tive figures Of exports Tor September,
fouc.