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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Commu-
nicatiOn Station

tDistance is given IN miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.
American Press $50 r South Pass Mar 81.
Antictam los y Port Lobos Mar 81.
Argalia 20 Jupiter Mar 81.
Arizonan $50 s Ambrose April I.
Ashbce lat - 30 lon 10 sc Mar 81.
Atenas % Cape San Antonio Mar 81.
Baldridge rs $ Scotland IV April /.
I}aldbutte EOS SIC South Pass Mar 81.
hampton lat "a OF lon IS 03 Mar 81.
Bayway PAT II by S Ambrose April ].
Bound Brock off Cape Henry April |.
Bonnie Brook SO E Overfalls Mar so.
Boswell passed Nantucket II Al April l.
G A Canfield 10 S Ambrose April J.
Callabasas 1876 ESE Nevasa Island Mar 81.
Cambria 40 Ambrose April l.
Chester Valley SS(E Ambrose April !.
city OF Madras lat 40 IS lon so - Mar 81
City OF St Louis 21o Ambrose April l..
Clement Smith so Il Port Lobos Mar. 81.
Conchatta $50 = Cape Henry. April l.
Genus 40 NV Tortugas Mar 81.
Cornclia 539 y San Juan Mar 81.
Corsicana 2lo NV Tortugas Mar 81.
Cronpton Anderson 60 Jupiter Mar 81.
Cris.obal {6I s Cape Heniopen Mar 81.
CuShnet 81 NE Heald Bank Ma II.
y G scoheld SO from Philadelphia PM
rennedaiixe 100 " Sand Key April J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, April l-Arrivod: str.
Mss, o,na; caIGus5a Via Nsw yer
Sailed StTs Port Antonio iNor), Santa
Marta; Tuxpanoil, Mobile; Auburn. Nam
burg; Muaalbro. Havana; Beatrice, Eoca
'irande Santa Malta, Cartagcna.
BOSTON. April l---Arrivecl: S;rs CspeI-
hall 'Rr), rreston; Athena, Hamburg. Ant
ani Port Antonio tan and Kngssen. a IT,.
Mar 81. Sailed: Strs Harvey II Brown.
Norfolk; Lombarda (Swed}, Norfolk and
Newport News; san Jeroni,no,. Tuxpan
and Charleston; Meteor, Newport News
cHARLEsToN. g. C., Aprii i.-Arrived
Sch lIelcctia. Macrosi. Sailed: Str Co
inanche. New Yoris.
GALNEsToN. Tex April 1:-Arrived
Tampico; Cushnet. Barcelona; Gene Craw-
Is Tsmpies; Sailed e, srs Josiah Mac
Jacques Cartier (Tr). Havrc and Antwerp
Mar Rojo (Sp), copcnhasen; Evros (Ger),
HALIrAx, N s, April 1-strs Rosa
lind Ur).
JAcKsoNvrLLp, Flo. April 1.-Ar-
NOR. NoRTo }L Y. April l.-Arrivea: strs
Buck leigh tBr}, Galveston; Vancouver
Maru (Jap), tialvest9n; Georgia 10. Gal
folk, Boston; Edward Pierce, New York
Andrec lEr), New York; Iiurunui (Br)
New York; Rokos Vergottis 'cl), New
Orleans. Sailed; Strs Scythiaa CBr), Lon
don Via Antwerp: Conehatta. Manchester
oteric Nrr). Manila; Stephen IBr}, RIO
Janeiroi Fenereep (ar), Rotterdam; Nile
NEtwPoRT NEWS, April 1.~Arrsved
Str Waaidijk (Dp, New York. Sailed: Str
Balaton C5r), Kingston.
PHILADELPHIA April 1--Arrived: Str.
Rhode Island U3D, Glasgow Via Boston
lIortensins (Brl. Havana: Baltic (swed)
BALTIMORE W NJ Burton, Port Lobos; Nan.
tucket, Jacksonville and Savannah; Cretan,
Boston. Sailed: Strs Lehigh, Boston; Cora
DAM, New York; Bayonnc. New York;
rlagler, Port Lobos; Adise It), Gibraltar;
Nitonina jBr) Eouen and Havrc; EN-
PoRr TAMPA. Fla. April l-sai,cd: St,
PENSACOLA. Fla, April 1--Sa.led: Str
Venus (Br). Genoa.
PORT EADs. La April t--Arrived: s.r,
A6 5slg *. boeas de-! Tore; American
lRum), Tuxpam; Bratland (Nor), Banes;
Cuba; Crudeol, Port Arthur: i Il Bar
Baeauche, Rotterdam. sailed Strs Bald
butte, Tecomate,, Mexico; Ceiba IIoad),
Ceiba Conan Nlond>: Tola: Coppename
Fela, Tuelo!l. Port Arthur; Hallway. Colon:
1.ingheld CBr>, London; Lord Dovnahirs
'lsr). Belfast Lorraine Cross, Buenos
Ayres; Manchioneal (Nor), Kingston; Noia
! Tvs l 'SD tNOitSH il'dn J, santiago, Num-
ber AS (Br). sagua la Grande Pinthis.
Guantanamo; Quernsted (Nor>, Mobile;
Roma, Buefelds;' Salem County. ST
Thomas; Schoharie, Hamburg; West Erral
Manchester.
PORTLAND. April Sailed: Str. Al
ienas tEraz'. bordeaux; Neshobee, Rotter-
san FRANCISCO, April ARRIVED
Strs Wenatchee, New York: Toyohasii
Maru .Jap), Kobe. Sailed: Strs Algon-
quin. Woosung; Seine Maru Dap. Yoke
hama.
SAVANNAH Ga, April l-Arrivcd: Str
SS ,yiit (Dam; Eagua; schrs Ircne $
sonviile. Sailed: Strs Maryland ORR,
Bremen; City OF Columbus. Boston; Mer-
rimack. Jacksonville
TAMPA, Fla, April 1-Sailed: Str Mar
whal, Nueva Corona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY

April Str West Harcuvar tArn>. ar
rived with ctr Ozaukco tAm). In tow lat
tor became disabled $50 miles cast OF
Sandy Hook.
Thomas forNAIob bile; is ashore OF Kingston,
JoInsice.
KEY WEST, April Sch Lewis II God
dard tAm), left Gultport FOR Buenos Ayres;
caught fire fourteen miles south OF Re
becca Shoae; vessel was abandoned and
Grow were rescued By str Dirgo, which is
bound for Norfolk
MAnsElLLMs March 91-str Nollse-
l!ded with quay and damaged rudder
NANTUCKET Mass, April Str Gaelic
Prince fBr>. IS still aground, despite eff
sorts Of coast guard cutter Acushnet and
favorable high lido.
SAN FRANCISCO April 1.-The sch Har-
v-ster (An'), Is listed as overdue vessel
left Navau, Tonga Islands November .
70! this port: she Is a four tr.asted wooden
ship and carried q crew OF fifteen.
which y, arrived from Ap!a. reported en-
several sails wero carried away
YokcHAMA, March 2s-Sir Woudric-
arrived With boilers leaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Chinese, Revolt Plot Denied
NO Plan 10 Restore Monarchy.
Saws Nknnchurian Chief

rEKlNG, March 81 BY The Associ-
I n Press. Reports that Chang Tsao-
nm Governor ,of Manchuria, proposes
70 employ his army in an attempt to re-
s U the monarchy and place former
emperor HsGnIIung on the throne,
lInicn nave been ,agitating Picking the
t ,sss fortnight, tlve elected denials
rom rom the Cabinet ministers and from
.aang Tsao-lin himself, but continue
'oexicte intense interest.
,should Chang Tsa0-lin make such an
exempt his chief opponent would be
~ "ea .e WI Pei-fu, commander in chief
NJ me .ne troops in Human province, who
cc,Ie:ss,umably has substantial force in
mn and Honan provinces.
ssrsIs generally believed that an at
would be unpopular, hothNn north and
south China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Foreign Trade Notes

There Is no reason for American
business travellers and tourists cancel
ing projected trips to China because of
the reports Of fkmine conditions there.
says u statement of the Department. of
commerce. The famine area is entire
" off the travelled routes, it is pointed
out.
During 1920 the declared EXPORTS
from Rio Grande, Brazil. to the United
states were valued ut only 1852 900 as
compared with S2,G53. 900 in the pre-
cedlng year. Hides, the chief item Of
inc export trade. declined from 7,54o,-
ooo pounds to 100000 pounds.
Under an agreement with the gov
ernment Of China the Federal Tele-
graph Company. an American concern,
VIII shortly commence the construction
of wireless telegraph station at
Shanghai larger than any now in cx-
lStencc.
The native raw wool does not nearly
supply the demand created by the half
dozen important WOODEN mills in Mex
lco and there is a fairly active trade
in wool imports.
Lemon and orange crops Of the
Naples district for the season Of 1921
promise to be unusually good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02

Dardcn 100 II Tainpico Mar A.
Morsc $50 Snn N rrapsss9 M Mr. 8, s.
q II Kemp 20 w Havana Apr l.
E Eas, g. 90 ~ "a :, Lookous Mar 81.
Eastern Sword 40 sw Hatters- Mar g.
eduardo OF Key West Ayr l.
Li capitan los s Scotland Nv Apr !.
Esparta 0ls \ Santa Marta Mar 81.
Evelyn AZ S Jupiter Mar 81
i1vrrett is Orleans Gas Buov Aor 4
frseport sulphur No 500 SW South Pass
Mar 81.
{ eHns sgaw ,s s 50 relnt Isabel Mar al
Glyndon S5a s Ambrose Mar ST.
G 5;,S.,, Masrsk Guantanamo Mar 81.
Guf Maia s ,as NJ d matteras Apr J.
Guifoil ~ r Tam pico Mar 81.
y G Foigcr % u Sand key Apr I.
Hartford 100 70 Norfolk Apr L.
liarvcster CT SW Hatteraa Mar 81
Hegira 10 SIC by E Carysfort Mar 81.
I1o,,lll s 8 Hatteras Mar 81.
wS 'a 10 20 s Tam sonsh m nas' a. Apr
lrgold lat 80 % lon 81 Is Mar II.
Iroquois $40 S Sandy Hook Z PM Mar 81.
John Ena 100 S sand Island Mar 81.
John Englis S4o Il Five Fathcrl Bank
lIootenai off Sea ilrt Ayr I.
/ 1'a ai. n Elsah ~ p Ambrose Apt l.
Lake Tar!bauit 10 Sic Montauix Point, APT I
-4aks Farstell So S Jupiter Mar 81
L Isss.s Tigh;ins eos wsW south Pass Mar 81
Lake Pep!n 80 n Cape Maiei Mar ST.
Lchigh. Is from Delaware Breakwate,
Lenapc : ? sw Scotland Nv PM Mar 81.
Liberty Mineuas 1875 sW south Pass Mar 81
amen. 80, as S :, Lv Mar 81,
MeGalli llellas 60 Il Fire Island ll:05 AN
M M;,S,o, "a Sc Cape 1oesout Mar 81.
mississippi passed Nantucket 9:45 AN
. M Mfa,;s,a 1.s Nv rortugas Mar 81.
Mundalo 1S2 Ifattcras Mar u.
Nelson 10 : l-owey ROCK Mar 81.
New New Britain 50 = Cape Henry Apr I.
= {. Riley 40 $ Galveston Mar 81.
panama as Nc Color Mar 81.
ppa alH no W Tortugas Mar 81.
I,oi. Isl S Ambrose APT /.
~ NSE Tam19o %11 g. =,
pleiades 2l6 " Balboa Mar 81
BENT Arena s. sW liatteras Mav 81.
Folarine e Sand Key Apr I.
Poughkeepsio 10A e Nantucket Apr /.
Hepubl,o 30 Sc l'ryingpan Mar 81:
Rokos Nergotts 20 Cape Henry Apr /.
Ruby lat 70 40 Ion - IS Mar a.
G Dodd $50 from Balboa Mar 81.
SABINE sun 2S2 Paio Blanco Mar 81
Saguache l35 Sc South Pass Mar 81.
Samuel l. Fuller l23 SW South Pass Maj
81.
San Tiburcio e5 S Hattcras Mar 81.
santa tuIalia lat % &c Ion 8 03 Apr I.
sherman $40 Cape Mala Mar 81
steel Age ! 3 SW by Winterquarter Apr I
steel Inventor 1900 S Ambrose Mar 81.
stephen Jones' lo5 S Cape Elizabeth
sucrosa sss SSNE For, lobos Mar 81.
sun ZIG NV 1oYtugas Max 81.
Tampa lat 2S so lon Sc 50 Mar ST.
Iivivcs $40 Atnbros& riar 81.
Thomas II Wheeler 81 S Ambrose Apr 1.
Loloa 40 Colon Mar 81.
Transportation $50 Sc Nantucket Apr !.
rrinidadian 100 " Icy West Mar 81.
Ltacarbon 4SS SW South Pass Mar 81.
Nesta 325 NV Tortugas Mar 81.
W { Teagle ISIS ESD Point Isabel Mar 81.
W II Tilford 63s W Key West Mar 81.
W Miller 2,453 Richmond Mar 81
Walter Jennings NNE Caryfort Mar 81.
NaXahachie lat 80 so Ion 20 As Mar 81
West Catanace $50 w Balboa Mar 81
West lsleta 391 ME- Colon Mar 81.
West kasson 60 Cape llenry I'M Ma.
West Katan 1l5f S San Pedro Mar 81.
West Lake 400 SW Cape Race Mar ST.
West Raritans ASS r cape Henry APP. !.
MSS, WeSt Tosus So Los Angcles Mar 81.
William il Doheny So W Cape SAN Anto-
Mo Mar 81
Winyah 700 w Balboa Mar 81
lasza SO w MaNzaniio Mar 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

-. HANGc, March ls--strs Pamela. via
Fayal: 90. Pow City.
BERGEN. March l9---tr Modesto (Nor>.
BREMEN. March 9>--Str Artzpa
SEVILLE, March cy-Str Cabo Villa
no (Sp).
BORDEAUX. March 2s--str East Side.
LONDON. March 23-Str Panhandle
State.
ALEXANDRA, March 2s-str Pananaan.
ROTTERDAM Marcn -s-Str Editor.
BUENOS AYRES, March 30-Str Thode
Fagelund (Nor).
RIO DE JANEIRo. March s1-st- City
Of Alma.
Arrivals From New York
MALTA. March a1.--str. osak!s.
HULL, March 3o.--Str. Lake F'roiona.
COOUIMBO, March sc.-str. Lagc.
RABAT, March as.--str. West Caruth.
-ALEXANpRIA, March 3o.-Str. Bacoi
VALPARAISO, March 29.-Str. Santa
Teresa
haven.
PORT SAID. March so-str. lIyson
4 PLYMoITlE, March ai.-str Ryndan,
vtD, for Boulogne and Rotterdam tand
proceedcd). tfs4fV2
CLAY tbau. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Marine Reports
TIRE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY


e, Str ADJ Adris,ic Obj. Southampton and
Line, with pass, mails and mdse MY P,er sI 5a
Str Armagh tBr). Barry March % 70
Merton. Lilly & Co. IN ballast, Pier IS,
str wicldrecht (DN. Passages March -
TO PHI Nan ominsrcn Co, ia ballast; an
chorcd or Stapleton, s l.
str Montana, London March 10 to the
Mr. 'e' V0'
str Belvernon. (Nor,. Sauna March Is.
mdse; Pier IS, II r. ~ ''
:. French eunpoat Antare-. bermuda March
Str West Harcuvar Danzir March =.
Brest -, to sigsbes, Humphrey q Co, with
mdse; Pier 81. II
Potter TRANSPORTATION Co, in ballast: an
nhored OF Stapleton, !.
tos March and St Th ,Ua'0 M nrS gs aT n
the International lNreghting Corp, with
rsdsc; anchored Off Liberty.
kirk March 20; TO the Cosmo politan Ship
ping GO. With nadse: anchored OFF staple
str philadelphia. La Guayra March 20,
Porto cabello March 80. Curacao March -,
San Juan March 81. TO Bliss. Dallett &c
Go; with pass. mails and ndse; Pier II,
Str Hebc pN. Paramarlbo March s,
nemsrara March s, Barbados March H.,
-. Curacao March 81. Fort au Prince
March 2S to Punch. Edge &: Co, with pass,
mails ana mdse; Fier 8. Bush Docks
Str ozaukcc. st Michacls March 1e; to
! SiGsbee. Humphrey & Co. in ballast; Pier
90 Str City Of Montgomery. Savannah March
~ to the Ocean Steamship Co, With pass
and mdse; Pier So X.
Str Apache. Jacksonville March 90
Charleston March 80; TO tho Clyde steam
ship Co. wit;l pass and mdsc; Pier 81. X.
Sur. CITY OF Harvard. Newport, Eng
rtA f.. tall
Pier 2 Bush Docks, B'kyn
Str Now York City (Br). Bristol March
le' TO James ArSell 6 Co, With indse; Pier
90. II.
str Liberator Savannah March %. to tho
ba Mast; Pier 90. n r.
str Mayaro fBrl. Perth Amboy. to the
Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co, In ballast;
Str Gulnsnd, Beverley, Mass. March 30,
to the Gulf Refining Co, in ballast; Robins
y D. B'!slyn.
Str Ell Lago, Galveston March %. to the
southern Pacific Co. with mdsc; Pier 81.
Str Eel Vale, Galveston March %, TO
the Southern Pacific Co, With indse; Pier |,
y Str Str Rotterdam cpp. Rotterdam and
l3ouiogno March %. Plymouth March "a, to
the Holland America Line. with pass
mails and mdse: anchored off Quarantine
~; TO N \ Galonas. with pass. mails and
lndsc; anchored of Quarantine.
Str Spes (Nor). Philadelphia March al
TO the Caribbean Line, in ballast;
Pier = Empire stores. B'klyn.
Str CORN DAM, PHILADELPHIA March 81 :;
anchored off Quarantine.
Str chester Valley. Rotterdam March 16 ;
anchored oft Quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
''rs' Stuck Asks Harding
For Buffalo Revenue Post

from The Tribune's Washin otapa Bureau
WASHINGTON, April IA Buffalo
w woman' Mrs. D. /. Stuck, IS, the first
m, v,aan to call at the White House to
F.SS e her candidacy for an important
, nt;aeral post. She wants to be Com
ppaas@sloner Of Internal Revenue for the
HHauslo district. and at the White
i bS :, this morning was accompanied
H.. senator Wadsworth. Mrs. Stuck
i b'S =; IN Marion, Ohio, at one \time.
=, as. - believed that Mrs. Stuck has an
pp"se'lcnt chance Of being named to- the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Fire Record

4; A. LOSS.
can News Trininr
S:2o4le E. list ST.; Charles Radd.
s;o5--e4 Orchard St. NJ Baulnan. Trisine
eA0-5is-Sls w. Aoth St; e. Nc
.o:oo-ln front of a5 Duane St; auto:
PM u i''is
s'2o-a5s F. 2isth St, the Bronx:
Philinlna Sloure Slight
S:55-s69 W. 56th ST.; Brook Phar-
e,- mae 20. .',..... .......... Slight
bI1-!73 Trinity ay., the Bronx; un-
s;25--s4i E 15osh ST. the Bronx s''sn'
auto; Paul Bondy. Slight
e:5f--34s Second st; Jacob Dinla-
man L nklow d
7;55--es4 4. 10Th St; Leo Bernard.
s:4d-aI4 W. ssth st; Kops Bros.
Unknown
ll-ln--l-3 " $50 ST. Betty Allen. SIigh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02

WASHINGTON. April 1.--Permanent
Of the National Union of
Farm Loan Associations, appointment
of a legislative committee, selection Of
officers and formulation of demand
for the "restoration of the right Of the
farm loan associations to q voice in
the management of the Federal Land
Banks" will be undertaken at a meet
ing here April 20 of loan association
delegates from various states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Marine FLYERS at Daytona

DAYTONA, Fla, April 1.-The two
Marine Corps airplanes which are on
flight from Washington to the Virgin
Islands and which left Paris Island.
s. c. this afternoon at ! 80 o'clock.
arrived here at 3:40 o'clock. The flyers
arrived at Paris Island yesterday from
Fayetteville. \. c.. and will leave here
to-moyrNfs ~ II ss~>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02

From, The Tri6une's Washing ton Bureau
WASHINGTON. April l.-~Army order.
issued TO day follow:
Infantry
Morrow. 1t. Col. c. H. TO Frankfort
Rutherford, Maj. A, TO Camp Meade.
Coogan, 1t. W. c., resigned.
Quartermaster Corps
Barton, Capt. L. f., to Washington
Baker, 1t. S. H., TO Camp Jesup.
Cavalry
Norton. 1T. Col. G. r.. to Camp Pike
Iinhoden, Capt. n. NJ, to Douglas.
Coast Artillery
Ieffords, IT W @, to Camp Lewis.
Bunker, Maj =. D, TO Washington.
Medical Corps
Grcenleaf, Col. n. s, to Camp Sherman.
Brown. Capt. c. L.. to Walter Reed Hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02

tBrD.
SANTOS. March 2a-str. Denis tBrD,
via Norfolk.
nATAvIA. March cs--str Topa Topa,
Via auez.
PARA, March Si.---str. sallust (Dr)
itron Bahn).
GIBRALTAR. April Str. Karitnnta
(pt) for Eabang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
London Metal Market

LONDON, April 1-Standard copper,
spot, $50 Is Cd; futures, sos 12s Cd
electrolytic, spot, e72 los; futures,
e73 los. Tin, spot, f157 Is Cd; futures,
sl60 IS. Lead, spot, e19 15s; futures,
e25 15s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postorice
Station, New York, at p. m. as follows:
J apan, Corea, China Siberia. French lndo-
china aud Netherlands East Indies (ex-
cept SuMatra). via Seattle. steamship
Wcnatchee. April T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-02
Berth Changes

Vessel. Transferred To.
Amortdge. Pier !, y r
Braddock ............ TT 65th ST, Blllyn
katherine. ...... Pier -, Bllyn
CITY OF Alton. Foot 9Ith ST.. Il
Costigan. .-.......... Pier 81, Clifton. : /
Elida Claussen Natl Refinery Workers. \ y
Fred w Weller. ....... Morse u y. Bltlyn
jackson. .s.......... Shooters Island. 5 I
iaomedon ............. Shewan j -. Bklyn
Vest West .ialete w.. Pier Q, clifton :
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-20
New Fuel For Autos
MAY SuppIant Gasoline

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 1S.-"I'm
out Of gas. Let me have five gallons
OF mOlaSSes this time"
II the owner Of Il car were to make
this remark at an American service
station, there would be hasty phone
call for the police patrol.
In Cuba, the same request would
merely provoke smile and secure
for the driver five gallons of the
automobile fuel now used in the ma
jority Of Havana cars.
The passing of the eighteenth
amendment automatically destroyed
Cuba's market for millions of gal
Ions OF mOlasSes. This molasses was
refined in America and distributed to
the brewing companies. When the
brewers ceased TO brew molasses be-
came Il drug on the Cuban market
temporarily.
Now q large percentage is being
converted into denatured alcohol and
forms the base of new automobiAe
fuel used by practically all of the
cheaper, and many of the more eX-
pensiVe ears in Cuba. This fuel sells
for % cents gallon against fifty
cents q gallon for gasoline.
In spite of the bottom having
dropped out of the sugar market
and OF prohibition in the United
states, there are seemingly as many
ears "n tn" streets Of Havana as
there were Il year or Two ago. Cuba
las found 4 market for her molasses
cop. What does not go into auto
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-20
\ Timely Suggestion.

This is the season of the year
hen the prudent and careful house
Wife replenisles her supply of
ChamLerlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is
almost certain TO be needed before
the winter is over and results are
much more prompt and satisfactory
when it is kept at hand and given
as soon as the first indication of a
cold appears and before it has be-
come settled in the system. There
is no danger in giving it to children
as it contains no opium or other
harmful drug-Adv
Table cuttlers. Pocket cuttlers
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-20
Vieuna Items
The people

The people in this section se4m
to be making preparations for
Christmas; the majority of our farm
ers have housed their corn crop, got
ten up their winter wood, killed their
hogs been to the mill shipped their
poultry, set hen or two to come off
about Christmas and expect every
thing to be joyful.
Mr.. J. Frank Milligan has purchas-
ed of Mrs. J. T. Vane the latters
farm in Indiantown. The purchase
price we understood was $12, 600.
Mr.. Addison Lloyd has moved his
saw mill on the tract of timber re-
Gently purchased from Col. Z. II.
Brinsfield. We understand he paid
$4,000 for the tract.
Boss" Bounds has made arrange
ments for cutting the timber on that
portion of the Houston lands which
he purchased several years ago in
crafts Neck.
While there have been a number
of big hogs killed around this see
ton we have heard Of none yet TO
beat the one killed by Otis Conway:
In scalding this hog it was found i'm
possible to get enough hot water
around it to scald it all so they rigg-
ed up a block and fall and hitched a
mule to it and raised the hog in this
manner 1.-THE scales would only
weigh $50 lbs. and it weighed con-
siderably more. Ward Hughes and
the Taylors Island man might get
some information about growing
hogs from Conway.
N-iiL+ HJ "a ltin1nra
this week and reported terrible times
in the city, people out of work and
a general stagnatiOn i'll business.
MI Clay NJ. Webb spent several
days last week on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia ducking. He brought
home a good big lOt Of ducks and a
wild goose.
The funeral of Mrs. William Brins-
field at the Baptist Church last Sun
day was very largely attended. I
was conducted by the Rev. Mi.
Brooks, pastor of the church.
Some of our widowers have begun
to step lively here of late; We have
an idea that they mean business.
Messrs. LeCompte and Richardson
have removed from the Higgins
Garage to the Webster house, back
of McAllister's place of business.
Mr.. James A. Higgins has had
three of his houses of Middle and
Race streets newly painted.
Judge r. H. Baumgartner has Sc
cured the services Of Mr.. Howard
Boon, of Easton. to run his -four and
grist mills in the place of Mr..
Blades who resigned to run his saw
| mill at the Big Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Richardson,
of Church Greek, visited Judge and
Mrs. Reuben H. Baumgartner last
week
The Hurlock man has not been
down for some time and when he
does come he is going to find that
he has lost a great deal Of ground.
The Christmas entertainment will
be held at Reid's Grove Church. -,,v,.
day night, December 18th; at Vienna
NJ. p. Church Tuesday night. Dee.
27th and at the N. L. Church.
Vienna, Wednesday night the 2Sth.
Mr.. Charles Richardson has open
ed an oyster house on Race street.
SANTA ANNA.