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The Little River news., 1921-11-05
Hicks News.

1, HICKS, NOV. 2.-(Speclal. )-tlulte crowd from Sevier county attended the singing Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Gill and son. i,Cecil, and Mrs. Walter Gill motored Ito Texarkana Wednesday.
 Everybody that did not attend the fair Saturday surely missed some thing.
 l Misses Irene and Lillian Quarrels entertained their friends Saturday night with candy making. 1 Mrs. Charlton and daughter, Beat | rice, of Wilton attended the singing Sunday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Matthews of Brownstown spent the week end with l Mrs. Jim Matthews. Rev. Z. D. Lindsay and family of Ashdown attended the singing Sunday l Floyd Matthews of Foreman is wis 1 ting MT. and Mrs. J. B. Matthews. Nit Pierce, Royford Coley and Bar nie Wade of .Brownstown attended the singing Sunday.
 MT. Lewis, Misses Mamie Bell and Hayden Gore and Mr Wood of Wal nut Springs attended the singing Sun day
 Miss Violet and Selma Rettman of Jones Community attended the fair here Saturday.
 The Agricultural Clu3 gave a pie supper Friday night and made $23
 Miss Nolie Pierce of Brownstown spent the weel. end with Miss Bertie Lee Matthews.
 E. E. Johnston of Wilton was a
 Hicks visitor Saturday.
 Mr and Mrs Robert Gill of Vivian, La. who have been visiting here for several weeks returned home Satur- day.
 Ross Hill Of Wilton attended the singing Sunday and also the league
 Sunday night
 Alyie Freeman and Beatrice Young
 blood of Ashdown attended the sing
 ing Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. A. W. Johnson and sen, Clyde,
 and Miss Birtie Lee Matthews are wis
 iting at Brownstown and Paraloma. Mrs Frank Welch is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Barker oi MillWood who is i'll. MT, and Mrs. Won Pipkin and Mrs Ruth Cant of Wilton attended the singing Sunday afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Bearden is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wade Welch, of Ash down who's baby is very ill Misses Fannie and Emma Hunter ot Ashdown attended the singing Sunday Miss Grace Phillips who will teach the Goodwin school this winter left Monday to take charge of same. Jim Wright, Miss Pauline Fortune and Mrs. Henderson of Ashdown at. tended the singing Sunday afternoon
 Claud Welch of Haynesville, La. returned homo Friday night. MI. and Mrs. Leo Gentry of Browns town spent Saturday night and Sun , day With Mrs. A. w Johnson. Miss Birde Waldo is on the sick list . this week . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Simmons ot . Elmore attended the singing Sunday :: afternoon. : George Welch of Ashdown was a ; Hicks visitor Sunday. Miss Mamie Mae Park of Ashdown attended the pie supper Friday night , an the fair Saturday. Eugene Phillips of Fulton visited home folks Sunday.
The Little River news., 1921-11-05
Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that John
 Cotton has this day filed in the Chan
 cery Court of Little River County, Ar kansas. his petition, praying the court stp quiet and confirm hi; title to the k ollowing described land in said coun- J to-wit The SEi of the NWa Sec, :Lx5 Twp. B South, Rangt 31 Weet. Wherefore, all persons who claim any
The Little River news., 1921-11-05
Winthrop News.

1 Winthrop, Nov. 2.-(Special.) Bob Morgan returned home from Bethel Oklahoma, after an extended visit to relatives. Misses Addie Morgan and Velma Tate were shopping in Horatio Sat urday.
 r M II. Adams of Shreveport, La, spens Sunday with home folks.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Lutz of Horatio were guests of their parents Sunday
 Stanton Lazarus went shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 w. H. Boggs and Mrs. R. E. Boggs were the guests of Charlie Shanon at Center Point, Sunday.
 Harry Pendergast of Haworth was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ida Pen dergast Tuesday.
 Wednesday Mrs. Mary Davis was called to the bedside of her daughter Mrs. Frank Lane who is reported to be seriously ill.
 Il. F.. bOSSS DUuSul OuL liic HlCdt market of o. R. Broomfeld Tuesday.
 John Smith went to DeQueen We'd nesday.
 w. H. Sutton left Thursday for De- Queen where he is employed as car penter.
 The Baptist Association convened here this week. Bud Parnel and family after wand ering in Oklahoma and Texas return ed here this week and will make Win 'throp their future home. K. R. Hicks and family leave for Tulsa, Okla, this week, their future home, where Mir Hicks will be engag- led in the lumber business. | Dr. w. M Lambert has purchased the K. R. Hicks home. JUNE R. MORRELL. ATTORNEY AT
 LAVA chdnvmu ytfla pfuar r,aup
The Little River news., 1921-11-05

JUNE R. MORRELL. ATTORNEY AT
 LAW--Ashdown. Little River Coun. ty. Arkansas.
The Little River news., 1921-11-05

JOHN J. DuLANEY--ATTORNEY,. A ass,, .,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

Arrived Yesterday

s. seiGteagle. Antwerp Sept ., to D
Mallory. in ballast: anchored of shady
s,r Lord ormonde (Br,. Hamburg Sept
IS and Dieppe -. to the American Metals
Transport with mdse. Pier 10. y r.
SIR Sengyaar lNor). Chrlstiania Sept 19
aud Trondhlen p, TO : . Stray, with
mlse. Pier |. 8klyn.
Str ANianca. Cristohal Oct .. to the
IaHaae Railroad Steamship Co. with II
lass, mails and mdse PieF !, Hoboken,
Str sutton Hail 6Bn. Glasgow Sept q.
t. Norton. Lily & Co. in ballast, Pier >,
pvsh books lskyn.
Str Iowar, Poru AHan Sept Q. Honolulu
i. I.aha!na - aud kahului ls, TO the
United American Lines. with mdse. Pier c.
Bush Docks Bklvn.
s,r san Jose, Kingston ocs and Port
hrtouio : to tn" United Fruit Co. with
Str Vare ,Nor). Guaysqun Sept 49,.
b-4r Line with indse: Pier >. Empire
Sir W-sn NJ Tupper. Porto Colombia Sept
-. Kingston OCT and Port Antonio .. to
'he clyde Steamship Co. with mdss; Pier
=. ~ Il
So Garcune Nr). Philadelphia Oct IL
To French High Commission; anchored off
tnrphinsvil4e. : |.
=. Hong Kong lc. Port sudan Sept, $. Port
Slti j.. Alsiers 20 and Philadelphia oct
~. 90 Houlder Weir & BOYD. with mdse :;
SIR sac riago ,port). IIuelva Sept H. TO
y - Iedoux. With iron pyrltes. anchored
or Stapleton. : ].
SIR Jefferson Norfolll TO the Old Do
ialnion Transportation Co. With mdse; Pier
s'r Gothic star CBD. San francisco
sep. Is cristo'si oct 1,,.,,.' to j II Win
Str Alpine Rang CBr). Dundee Sept
% to Furness. Witty Co; with mdse
ller So Bklyn.
Str Angela ,Sp). Norfolk, Oct 10. 20
Garcia < Diaz. with mdse, Pier SO,
Str olaf I. Kronstad CNor), Norfolk. oct
%. 20 Master; with mdse; anchored Of
Liberty.
STR santurce. Boston. Oct u; to y I &
Porto Rico Line: Pier 35. Bklyn
str America GD, Philadelphia. oct II.
20 Italia America Line; with pass. mails
sad mdse in transit to Italy; Pier 5. Bush
Str clio, Norfolk. Oct 10; to Clinchhe1d
Stapleton l.
I s King. returned from sea- an
chorcd off Tornpknsvine. l.
e $ Paul Jones. returned from trial
trip. Navy Yard, Bklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

pared further bill for the expenditure
of 200 100000 lire to be allotted to
passenger and cargo steamers to be
built in Italy or reconverted there, and
to comply with the conditions required
or vessels running on the Italian sub.
sidiZed mail services. 1t is expected
that this bill will be revised consider
ably before it is adopted The London
magazine outlines the bill as follows:
Zone of the main features Of this
proposed bill was an option to the gov
ernment to acquire the passenger yes
sells subsidized under its terms. these
steamers TO be afterward allotted, in
partnership with the state, to
Italian companies performing subsl-
died mail services. Public opinion ex-
pressed, however, iderable alarm
against. and disapproval Of, the pro
posed legislation, for fear that it might
lead in a disguised form TO the estab-
lishment of state shipowning con-
Germ on larger basis than the one
now existing under the management
of the Italian state railways. A
few passenger steamers plying between
dinia, and certain number of collieries
managed and run by the Italian state
already mean such a heavy loss to the
taxpayer that not only could further
state owned steamers not be tolerated,
but the winding-up of the now exist
ing state navigation services is also
strongly advocated.
"ln view of the fierce opposition with
which the outlined details Of the pro-
posed bill were received throughout
Italy, the Italian government declared
promptly that its intention had been en-
tircly misunderstood. and that it was
quite beyond its ideas to inaugurate
a wider scheme OF state owned vessels
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
american Shipping Losing in
Tonnage Race With Foreigners
Exports and Imports Carried Under u. S. Flag in 8
Months of 1921 Decrease to 81 p. c.; COMPETE
tors Apparently Get Pick of High-Prccd Freight

Steady decline in the value of ex-
vessels as compared with foreign bot
toms is shown in figures just made
public by the Department of Com
merce. In the first eight months of
last year ships under the United States
flag carried an average Of about Al
per cent of the total shipments. In
lhe first eight months of 1921 the aver
age had decreased to 81 per cent. A
comparison for the month of August
indicates still greater proportional
loss.
One significant feature Of the figures
$ the fact that during the first eight
months of this year and also last year
the volume of tonnage entering United
States ports was practically the same
for foreign and American vessels, ap-
proximating so per cent in each case.
The record of vessels cleared, however,
can tonnage aggregated only 46 per
cent, as against 54 per cent for for
eign. This is considered due to the
fact that large number of Shipping
Board and privately owned steamships
have been tied up upon their arrival
in domestic ports, while foreign ships
nave started out on the return voyage.
An analysis of the figures shows that
foreign vessels have been more sue
cessful in maintaining their operations,
whether at a loss or not, than Ameri-
can ships Last year American steam
ers carried 4279 per cent OF the total
value of United States imports, as COM
pared with 57.21 per cent in foreign
bottoms This year the American
value has dropped to 36.S5 per cent,
against 63.15. The export trade re-
veals a similar situation. Last year
American shipping carried 45.4o per
cent. comrared with 54.55 for foreign.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
Italy Extends Aid
For Shipbuildingg g;
Plans New Subsidy
Cabinet -.cts for -,elief -
Companies Hurt by ENpi.
ration of State Assistance:
Gives 600 Lire Per To-

The Italian government has ex-
tended the subsidy to shipbulders
which expired on June 80, according to
the current issue OF "Fairpay," and has
provided that 600 lire ton will be
given to companies upon ships so per
cent complete on the day the subsidy
stopped. BY 4 decree of March 30.
1919, Italy granted financial assistance
to shipping. but provided chat the new
steamers must be completed by June
30, 1921. A number of builders found
that their construction could not be
finished on that date and Immediately
applied for further aid, saying that
work would stop unless this was
granted.
The committee Of the Italian
Chamber of Deputies reported favor
ably on a bill allowing the 600 lire
ton, at cost to the government of
125, 900, 900 lire The Italian Cabinet
on September 10 approved the measure,
which was put into force at once by
royal decree to relieve unemployment
according to the latest information.
The Italian government has also pre-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
American Ports

NOSTON. Oct Arrivod:' Stgs Knodo
Island ler), GLASGOW, Eritanni" 'l'r).
Naisr r'll l'S, i-ahe f'lsnlere Jacksonville a nd
yh"rlcston Sailed ST. Waiter - Noycs,
oAINHSToN. OCT ~ Arrived: str NJ
Spauldiug Tampico Sailed. Strs Waxa-
hawchie Brcmcn5 Conde Winifredo Csp).
iiarcslona Nazem-be lBr). kobe ~ SOL.
mares, New York MeToo, ,1s' Nsw syS yoris. arh
i-bro oBr', New York. and sailed for Val
paraiso. Esperan1a, Vera cruz ANA Fam
tpico. ana sa'lel sor New York: rlua OBJ,
MpNTKEAI.. Oct l. Arrived: str
oairnmona D}ro. Mddlesbroueh Merry
mount CBD Boston; Fanad Head OBr,.
Belfast sailed Sir Cairndhu ,Rrp, New
castle
PHILADELPHIA. oct l2-Arrived: s,rs
Nesla Nor), Nigtut. Beatrice, Port Tampa
New york bayonnc New York Indian.
Jacksonvilie- Sailed Strs / W Vandykc'
Port I.obos. Gran tNor) Antillu: Bucland
(Nor), Caiapbellton. y e. Nora. Tamplco;
j II DcVcV"uX. Boston. san Matco kings
ton.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. oct 19-Arr!ved.
S'r Snndancc Rotterdam. Sailed ST. Mar
ioKT ARTHUR. ToN. oct 12-Arrivcd
SITS ! Pew. Philadelphia Bbco. phila
drinhla Sailed Strs Alabama. Providence
,,e@i'e'' I"npieo' Pau Faix (hr), Sand
.SAhNANNAH. OCT Arrived: Str cry
'f IkDiilt. New } pli4.
JACkSONNi lille rln. oct Arrived
STR War Sirdar 1Br). Philadelphia Sailed
S'rs lioward baltimore; Van, Miami
'iNkI kIE5ToN, G. oct le-Arrived
Strs Nobies. New prlcons. Iako ravonia
itos,on sailed strs Salvation Lass. Har,
oei2l,, >r,,.,.S,, .,Sp,l''"'rs' Jacfsonyiiic.
slfs Noodmansie, Phlladclphia Achilles
: nsiobal licsperos (Nor), Grccnoclo. lelh'
',rlsep ', 'lt), Palermo. V"lemoro CHr). sal-
'n"or" Ptusa. rotterdam. Wichita. PAT
,,tHt Noorsh Prince 'B). New York .
= lnehiry (HD, ihiladelphia Sailed mn
ntA Nahriie '%ol), Port Arthur. william,
McN onnoy. Bremen. l,2h. fyvntcsnn
N"n fJ"r). Lisbon. Everett Ncw En-,
>nWroR'r News VA oct T. Arrived
o." ,..,' Mo'rish prince OBJ Philadelphia
;. l'l, NOR" i') l'alttmoJe Sailed 81
...i',,i.lF MH,,iLF Az. oc' u Arrived Str
C,,oio'nhio. rann'ia ron Morenn ,No,, o,'F
''"n'H'a. III I'ncras Hlond). Blucneld.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
Foreign Ports


SANTANDER. Oct 6-Strs Cabo Espart el
(Span) and Nuria (Span).
NAPLES, oct 6-Strs Djemal (Turk)
for Constantinople, and Moncalierre GtaD.
for Genoa.
PIRlEUs, Oct Str Acropolis for Con
piRAlCs. Oct Str Urbino CBr)
PLYMOUTH Oct l2-Str George Wash
in2ton. for Bremen, and proceeded
ANTWERP, Oct 10-Str Cantigny, New
York.
Departures for New York
LIVERPOOL, oct 12-str city OF Dur
Nain CI'r).
S'lg,ILps oct 12-str vellavia CBr>
from London.
-...l...,.,. oct str Augusta Foheroegnc
Gtap; from Trieste
SHANGHAI, oct 11-str Eurymachu,
,Dr). from Yokohama.
sOURABAYA, oct Str Hunnie (Br)
cARDIFF, Oct l1-str City Of Bristol
(Br).
BREMEN, Oct 1l-str America.
LAS PALMAs, Oct 10-str clontarf
MALAGA, oct Str Daniel Webster
from Denia.
ST NAzA1RH. Oct 4-str Monadnock k
CBr).
NAPLES, Oct 5-Str swiftwind.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

So Woqt Haven (Am). Balumoro'
,sp). Bilbao, Algic CBr). Genoa; Robin
.Adalr tAu). Los Angeles Cortona lRr),
London. Denis fl3r), Ceara, Para via Nor
roiis. CITY OF Hankow Ii}r). Hun and Ant
seorp. Thomas krag (Nor). Norfolk. Ma
drono eNor). Tampico. Frieda tAn). Sa-
bna. America GD. Naples and Genoa: FL
Naile fAm). Galveston; FL Estero tAm).
Sow Orleans, Norfolk (Am), Baltimore
Jialsnon (Br). Baltimore. Granfos (Nor)'
kingston and puerto Colombia; Lar @e
Tsiege CAm) Baltimore. Comal (Am).
Key West and Galveston. David McKelVy
fAm). Port I.obos; Chicago (Fr), HaVre
Durango AND. Port Lobns. Fort Victoria
tyr) Hamilton. John Worthington.
Texss Guy; Zoprot Oanz). Lobos,
S~hr Nancy Hanks fAm). sea.
L : 9 Paul jones. trial trip. King, sea
Denver sea.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
| lral,s-p Pacific Mails

The connecting malls close al the General
! 1,o~l'iilce and city Han postonice station
sew York, az =. M. as follows:
liawali, Via San Francisco Steamship
Maui, October II
Hawaii. Netherlands East indies Except
Tor Japan. Corca and china. via San
FRANCISCO steamship Nanking Octo-
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China Netherlands East indies texren,
Sumatra). ana Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. y. C.. steamship
-. Empress of Japan, october II
4anN Marqu"sas. toOk Islands New
Zealand and Australia. Via san Fran.
CISCO. atcaM.sMIp IAhLll. Oclnher -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel Port. Agency.
Robert Dollar. Gibraltar. Sept 80.
Dollar 8 8 CO
rannonls. Naples. Sept 1e .Cunard Line
rencisely. Gibraltar. Sept rs.
Phelps Bros Inc
ipswich. Hamburg. Sept IT
United Amer Lines
ocean Monarch. Algiers Sept "a
Houlder. Weir l. Boyd
Crduna Cherbourg. Oct g.
Royal NAH Steam Packet
Si1apla, Santa Marta. Oct <...Unit Fruit Co
Maine. London. Oct /. Atlantic Trans Line
Due Tomorrow
Trifarnia Marseilles. Set II Fabra Limo
Europa. Naples. sept % ftsiia-AY1 Line
N.rsntia. Shields. Sept o.. .Cunard Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

= q E3arstow 12S SW South Pass Oct 10.
Franklin passed Jupiter oct il.
Franklin Lane so e Tampico oct II.
Fred r Kellogg 125 ESE Nantucket oct IL.
Fred W Weller rs f Tampico oct II.
Ganres AZ Cape Lookout oct 10
Cedania - j, Tampico Oct II.
Gene Crawley 40 f Tampico Oct 10
Gen Geo w Goethals 63s NN1 Cristobal
Gcofee q Henry 1e s Fowcy Rocks oct H.
George II Jones AIS SW Sand Key oct H..
George Washington lat 49 Sc Ion 10 o.
Glcndola 44o 8 Rermuda oct il.
Gloucester IS T. Fire island oct II.
Gulaand 90 sE Tortqgas oct II.
Gulnight 1856 NNE Hatteras Oct II.
Gulfmaid 90 \ ratteras oct H.
Gull Of Mexico 80 Jupiter oct II.
Gulfstar AZ NY Tortugas oct 10
II NJ rlagcr 40 ne Jupiter oct II
l'arold Walker 2ol L TaInpico Oct .
Harry Luckenbach 4OG S Overfalls oct TO-.
Harvester lN0 Talnpico oct g
Iiawarden 983 san Fran PM oct %;
Herbert G Wylie 1s5 p Tampic,o, Oct II II
Heredia ii n Cape san Antonio oct il.
G White "a NE Jupiter oct H.
Inspector 20 N Matanzas oct II.
K Bostwick 20 s Jupiter oct II.
j T. O Neil 55 \ Hatteras oct u.
j II Danziger 81 SW Nantucket oct u.
! r Gordon Hatteras Oct ~.
John u Rockefeller 40 S Jupiter oct II.
Johnson City lat So - lon Il IS oct u.
Kaisho Maru lat 10 Sc Ion 16S 0S F. PM
Kcwanee 10 \ st Marta padra Oct H.
knoxville city e,l33 " san Francisco
Lake e Zion sIei IS IS SIC CAP Henry oct II.
Lake FL Rio ia 5 Plum Point oct q
Lake Fackler 252 y Sombrero oct II.
Lake Faristen 1876 Jupiter oct 10.
Lake Fariston S70 y san Salvador oct Il.
Lake Fernalda NE IIatteras Oct IL.
Lake Fernando $50 Scotland ~ oct H..
Lake Floravsta so Sc south Pass Oct IL.
Las Vegas 1870 from Columbia River S
! IsyIsq . s,., 800 cape uenlopsp IN. os, ..
lilmae 1s0 " Havana Oct II.
lompoc 1870 from cape Mala AN Oct r.
N Viyian Peirce 81 jupiter Oct -.
Mantilla 205 SW sand Key oct II.
Manukai 2,20l from cape Tatoosh PM
Manuloni 1920 E Honolulu PM Oct 10.
Margaret y lIatteras oct H.
Mary 42S $ Scotland Nv oct 10.
MatinicocN 20 W Sand Key Oct II.
Matsonia 1900 from San Francisco PM
Alattole 1870 E by s Jupiter Oct II.
Maui 66o from honolulu PM cct .
Mexican 1877 S SAN Pedro ri oct ..
Mobile City s57 w San Pedro S PM oct 10.
Montague 45o w Columbia River S PM
Mon,gom eryshire 30 off Miami oct II.
Munpacc 425 Ambrose oct 10
Muskogee 1872 w Tortueas oct 10
Nacoochee - SW by " Nantucket Oct -.
Nanking LEO " San Francisco 8 PM oct s
Na1n@ Na%t1gss ss s SW x1T,@,3 ire s@n@ ID, ogs
New York 1913 NV TortuRas OCT IT,
Mobiles 1l5 s Charleston oct H.
Nord Amerika % \ Hatteras oct -.
Norfolk pd cape Charles Nv oct L.
Norman Bridge - $ Jupiter OCT H.
Orcana $50 from Balboa s PM oct lo
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

Lake Floravsta, Guantanamo; Lucellum
tBr). Tampico; kauioieIne ,fp. Nal
seiles: Torres. Tampico. T~''xllo. TampH.
Nitruvia tBr), England; Nittorio Neneto
uD, RIO de Janeiro. Sailed: Strs Agwt-
dale. San Francisco: Antonio (Br). Sabine;
Barbadlan tBr). Liverpool, city of t'ree
port. cuba Munorway, Pensacola; PanoN,
Tampico Sacandaga. Glasgow.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct 12-Ssied: Schr
Dolly Madison, aJcNsonvlile and New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

New York City. Bristol, Oct l.
James Arllell & Co
Dominic, Para, oct 2.......... Booth S, Co
Due Saturday
N!euw Amsterdam. Plymouth Oc: 6
IIollanG-Amer Line
Due sunday
Berengaria Southampton, oct o.. Cunard l.
Eastern Sea, Antwerp oct 80.
Black Diamond Line
Kroonland, Antwerp. Oct t. Red star Line
LeopoIdina, Navre Oct 6..... French Line
Princess Matoilla Rremcn. Oct /.
United states Lines
Old North state. London oct e.
United States Lines
Due Monday
Baltic, Liverpool. oct S.....N hite Star Line
CretiC. Naples. oct l...... White star Line
Caronia. Queenstown oct .Curard Line
La SavOie, HaVre, OCT s...... French Line
Due Tuesday
Oscar II. Copenhagen. oct G.
ScandinaVian-Afl Line
La Bourdonnais. HaVrr, oct S.. French Line
Due Wednesday
Italia Gibraltar oct 9........ Cunard Line
Niilfaro, Los Angeles. Sept -.
Williams : 5 co
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
City Island

Eounn South
Schrs Cum oeriand Queen IBID. Hllsboro
\ B FOX Newark \ j Rusallta Nantucl,a
for New York;
Bound East
Schr Flo + Nader cBi9, Perth Anbo,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

s'oner, 1t. r. X, air service, to Langley
Field
McConnell. Contract. Sung j. United states
Army TO Fort Slocum.
Dye Capt j. C.. Med. g. to Honolulu
Emerson. Maj. T. H. General staff to Fort
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

BY 1921 this average had decreased to
1923 per cent for ships under the
Stars and Stripes and 62.7l for foreign.
These figures do not coincide with
the recent announcement of the Ship
ping Board that American vessels car
ried 90 per cent of import tonnage, but
only 35 per cent of export tonnage.
The difference may be explained by
the fact that the Department of Com
Shipping Board basis is tonnage. Ii
this is the case, it is evident that for
eign ships are obtaining the cream Of
the hign-priced freight.
1t is the contention of steamship Of
ficials and the Shipping Board that
enforcement Of the indirect subsidies
of the Jones act viii stop the dcpres-
sion and bring about a reJuvenatlon
OF the American merchant marine.
The Department of Commerce fig
ures follow:
WATER -RORNE FOREIGN COMMERCE
First eight months. 1890
In 1Wp1qfT n%qfican vessos. s1.55eeo2sal go q
II foreign vessels. 2,0s1l97,744 57.21
In HI%sTlean xssse- ss;s4ss9 20 ;s4 ss2 ~
First eight mouths 1921.
In '"p9pTS hmeTican vessels. . s547.2se.5os ASS
In foreign vessels .... 9SS.266,f2O 0S.l5
Exports
In American vessels. 1.o45,4s1,s42 37ea
In foreign vessels. ...- l.75S 437, 414 62.71
TONNAGE OF VESSELS
First eight months 1920
Entered. Net tons Pr. ct =.
American ....... lQ.b43,l71 1910
Foreign .............. i9,1S2.l00 $3.50
Cleared.
American .......,..... u NeC.OSS bo 4a
Foreign ............... 2O.GT5,S6l 1855
First eight months 1921
Entered: Net tons. Pr ct
American ......... 90 3o6 dSS 49.05
Foreign ........... 2l,095.3l0 5o.95
American ........ l9161. SOS 464s
Foreign .............. % 0so.147 53.54
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
'if1e Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water. Low water
AM PM AM PM
SAM Hook . 4:57 6:13 11:l5 11:3o
Gov-ra ';'s Island 5:34 6:ts 1l;52
Winds at Sea To-day
fIatteras to Key West-Modcrate to fresh
north winds and fair weather.
over East Guif-Moderate to fresh nortn
and northeast winds and parity overcast
weather.
over West Gulf - Moderate to fresh
northeast winds partly overcast weather
local rains over south portion.
over Caribbean Sea and Wlndward
Passage Moderate TO fresh east and north
.a=t winds. partly overcast weather and
local rains.
North of Sandy Hook Diminishing west
nds and fair weather.
sandy Hook 70 Hatteras- Diminishing
.ri hsvest winds and fair weather.
IIattoras To- Florida Straits-Moderate to
l-.sh n4rLh MLn4s avid Iaiv weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13

~ Tho first steamer Of tho Inter Coastal
sea Carriers Line to load FOR Pacitic ports.
the y l. Kent. Captain l'alano, arrived