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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Navy Orders
From The Tr;bune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Hay 19.-Navy OF

from fhe IrtoEneS w 1ShtHG3on SBFGdG
WASHINGTON, Hay .19.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow.
Armstrong, 1t; H. f.; to Pensacola.
Arney, 1t. G: b., to U. s. s, Utah.
Brown, Besn W, to u s. s. North Dakota
Chandler. Lit. q. 60 w. D.. to Portsmouth
De Treville, 1t. Gem. D.. to U. 8. g. Kansas
Estess, Lit. Com. Il. J., to U. s. s. Con-
necticut.
Greer, 1t. 9. 81 N, r., to Pensac sssD'''
Hlltabidle, 1t q. go W. O., to New York
Holcomb, 1t. 3. r., TO Pensacola.
jazz, 1t C g. g. 81 F. to to Pen pse ess
Lowry, 1t. 81. g. J. D. jr., to Pensacola
Martin Martin. 1t q. g. 4. rjr">to Philadelphia.
meoaee' LIT. Com II. ", to- U. S. S. Mich
M Mesaaasy ! It L c, g p c. to gegsaseIs;
PP appsn L H. IL 3 G 81 to a0T Reaa.
RssSss 4 53 + f Psas.ssIs
s sssaisr c st J. & H. to & ! Pssls
TWIs ssssyI 4 4 T. E SStlsate t., isss
Ma afRsF e. e. s. s. R PsHi e psnsaool.
Wtldmaa,- 1t. q. e. G K, to Pensaseia.
winters, Lit. Com. T. H., to U. S. S. south
Carolina.
Wolfe, 1t. A R., to Sd naval district.
woodruff 1t. Com. G.. l., to &. i. s.
gostief 1t, j. b. to L. s.. s. Mcfarland
P s1serand 1t Il T. e. e. r. e y
sharp, 1t. ID. A. to U. s. S. Pittsburgh.
Ware, Lit; Com. !. G.. to U. s. s.. Pittsbursh,
G CorsiiH9, L t. r. a. - to u coeq see
Price, 1t. Com. Fl. D. to Boston.
Toothill, 1t. @. r., to u. s. S. Neches.
"Hltlhg' Lit. 81 81 b. A, to Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Capitalists Here
Give Newfoundland
Loan Of 5,0OO,OOO
Commissioners From British
Province Asks for Better
Trade Balance; Says Tales
of Crisis Are Exaggerated

Bankers and various interests in the
United States have enabled the gov
eminent of Newfoundland to Aoat a
lean of s6,008,000, it was announced
Yesterday by John M. Devine, New
foundland Trade Commissioner, at 30
Broadway. He was gsatlfied, Mr., De-
vine said, at tbs fact that almost the
entire loan was taken up in this eoun-
try, and largely in New York,
The success of this loan is censid
cred largely due to Mr.. Devine's eff
forts in trying to interest American
banks and corporations in trade with
Newfoundland. He was sent here in
November, as the first commissioner
from Newfoundland, to effect, if pos
slbie, more of balance in business
intercourse between Newfoundland and
the United States.
1T was our hope" he said yestsr-
day, that the United States might be
persuaded to consume more Newfeund-
lana hsh, IN return for our large pur-
csnases of American goods. Newfound-
land buys eight times as much from
the United States as from any other
country, and purchases this last fiscal
year amounted to SID 900 900. The idea
was to establish better trade balance
by selling more to the United States.
Now Americans have shown their
interest in this proposition by sup
porting the loan. which was for the
purpose of developing railway facilities
and aiding municipalities and indus
try in general"
1t was learned yesterday that since
the loan has been foated bankers and
brokers interested in it have been
CHARMED by dispatch from Sir Patrick
McGrath, of st. Johns, Newfoundland,
stating that Newfoundland was threat
ened with an industrial crisis and that
there was an acute business depres-
sionJ This appeared in The Tribune
on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Devine said that although there
he'd been q customs revenue shortage,
several failures, wage reductions and
unemployment corresponding to what
existed in other countries, the account
which was printed exaggerated ali of
these. things and presented the situa-
tion in light entirely false,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
American Ports

BALTIMORE. May 1s-Arrived. strs
d BrS N0re ainssten veliaya
(Br), Birkenhead. A''u lily
,R gosr Ssx Ny sg, ls-ArFtysd strs gastalA
schr Annie c Ross, dalveston. Sailed s Str
f0Tth,an Ssr,; AntwsrP via Philadephia
vana and Port LimoSr newton sn Mace, na Hs
Liverpool via Norfolk; Agwiworld Port
Loeos; Floridian, New York Catter three
Arrived: schrs HARRIET c Whitehead, New
y York Tor Nansueket; r Tower (Br), New
salsa fp seh4s Anss A5rlysd and
New Bedford; Eliza Gorham (Br), var
mouth N $. for Providence; Margery Aus
I'm tBr)' Two Rivers N S, for Providence
sherbrookel, New York '-''
g. cHAaR a,L,E g May 1s--Arrived:
Strs Baltic Mexico. Esther Dollar Nor
folk. Sailed: strs Solitaire. Port Arthur
MlsNainza, New Orleans; Lenape, Jack
'dtALLsviEsToN. Tex. May 1e-Arr,vsa
Charleston; Pacific Maru (Jap5 Rotter
dam Sailed: strs Polarine, Charleston;
n no tBrl, port In Italy; IddepIigh tBra
8, , JA6G ,i}t Fla. May ls-Arrived:
II MOBILE &c, May Is-Arrived: schr Rose
ssr Msa as1a Pert p Tanaams Cuba ssllsd
Ga1e 500 Rrid snoa1, r9Tt barrles sehrs Mabel
NBWPoRT NEWS. Nay i9A arrive
S Sire a isni .srl AlezanarIa British
Southampton; Bradavon tBr) Las Pal
mas; Arthur Won Gwinner tDt), Port Ar
thur Statesman tBr), Seattle, Sailed :
sRrl. Leith; solhaug (Nor1 cepenha gen !:
nestalia tBr). spezia; Aiessandra IN,
NORFOLK va, May 1s-Arrived, Sire
Albany (Br) Midhaal1. Rrffish wfva
Or New Orleans: Arawa (Br). South
sm n,p Bradavon (Br), Las Palmasi
Gunny (NoFl Rotterdam; Statesman (Br).
Seattle; Alness {Brl. Galveston; Strabo
Dr. 1nr1, New York; Taizan Maru dap,
Newton Boston; Queen Margaret tBr}'
Algiers; Glenspey (Brl, Gibraltar; Raven.
t a. (BEs, Liverpool Andslusia tswed(,
turne (Itl, New Orleans Everett, Boston
Sailed: Strs Canadian Rover (Brl, Gall
weston; Lee Myra de viiiiers (Frl. Rio de
tonios Statatos tdk), Port said: Hatipara
GBrl, Sabine siHsinawa. Queenstown;
, D0shss osssnsteYnn, 1 wswged Fsl
{Dtl, st Miehaels: Sudbury tBr) Queens
town, town. ,-h W,angaratta SBrl. Wellington;
sandrs a tIt?; Galveston solhaug {Nor9.
Copenhagen Vestalia tBr), Spezia
PHILADELPHIA, May is--AFrye9' .strs
Rotterdam; Lewis Luckenbach, ROTTERDAM
Lake Folklore, Wilmington, Del; ] W
lusia tswed) Norfolk East Indian Ham
burg; Gsifstream. Port Arthur Veedel.
New York Cameguey. New York; CITY OF
Oran tEsrt, ----. schr yyhitsway (Br5'
Yarmouth, n s. Delaware Breakwater'
Del. May is--fn Harbor: Schr Grace Van
Dusen. New York for Virginia
PORT MAIDS, May 1s--Arrtved, Strs
Caterina Geroloinirh tTt), Venice. Elida
ClsaseR fNorl. Mexico; Elm Leaf 1Rr1.
Tawpco fierty dtl, BaItimore Michigaa
iF.ls HAVE WIZ @ Warren. Pert Lehas.
Mckee il'rl, Hamburg; Ticoie CIt5, Genoa.
PORTLAND, No. May ts--sailed: gar
fnlaad, Baltimore,
SAVANNAH. Ca, May fa--Arr.ved: Str
City OF Montgomery, New yerk Sailed: .
strs Greeian. Baltimore; Gulf Oil, Tam
piee
TAMPA. Fla, May 1s-saied: sehr ~
4 aslllysay lnrl. saEaa Ia arande.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Buyers Arrived


lin underwear, waists, chiidrens ana in
fants' wear; Bway and 10th st.
Louis Roseh, furniture; Bresin.
S. Goldberg, WOODEN piece goods Absr-
deem.
skirts; Affiliated Retail Stores 1873
B'way.
PTrTsBURGH
Boggs & Bull; Miss K. Sullivan, special
lots ladies' coats; 1140 Bway.
Levin, Neiman Co.; Misc n. M. o'Brien,
skirts, chldren's wear; 1881 Bway.
Kaufman's Department store; Miss ]. H.
Clancy, books; Miss Eva we4tzeI represt-
ing; 1851 Broadway
Enterprise Cloak and Suit CO.. NJ Esman,
coats ana suits; annex.
Pittsburgh Dry Goods Co, Charles Meis-
ter. jewelry and notions; 40 Leonard st.
and silk dresses coats and wraps; Mrs. I.
Streng, jobs of silk dresses only; H. r..
Chambers, furs; Affiliated Retail Stores;
PITTsFTELD, MASS.
England Bros; C. d, Pease, silks; 4oa
PORT HURON, MICH.
Ballentine D. G: Co; e. Palmer, cotton
silk piece goods; York.
PORTLAND, ME,
Eastman Bros. e. Bancroft; Miss I. Jar
dine, suits and dresses; 1881 B'way.
PORTLAND, ORE.
Meier & Frank Co; Miss Fleming sta,
tionery; II. BROKER, mems and boys
clothing; 212 5th ave.
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
Goldberg Bros George Goldberg, dresses;
- ~ - READING, Pa.
s.. ], Kotzen, wooden, mohair, cotton, linen
and silk fabrics Innings, velvets, white
goods; Broadway Central.
RUTLAND. VT.
Kramer, Frank L Co.. II, H. Wolk. gen
eral merchandise; Bresin.
SAN FRANCISCO
Roos Bros, Inc; j. r. Bockman, men 8
furnishings, gloves sweaters, hosiery: sos
5th ay.
Raphael wein & Co Miss L. Peiser,
coats suits s sfasses; II q pS ssth st
Clarke Bros. Stores; w. F. Dolmetsch,
mems furnishing goods and hosiery Her
aid Square.
J. R0'AT siprS %sSs sl0shiq "a. Bro1'e'
II. L. fsoidin, mems clothing, furnishing
goods and women's ready-to-wear; Penn
SOUTH BEND. IND.
George Wyman & Co.. Miss j. De Vlesh-
over. dresses, knit underwear; Pennsyl-
vania.
Harris-P Polk Hat Co; w. 3. Rust, gloves;
Breslin.
Mednik Skirt Co.; NJ Mednik, wooden
piece S g goods; FennDsylvani,a -. 49,.
quantities of Philippine underwear; /.
apiapsleitnl' coats, SUITS ana wraps Aniiiat-
ed Retail S''s snfF Fs1s b' w.
M Werble, women's ready to wear;
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
A. Herr; Miss A. Henry, leather goods,
books and stationery; Alfred Fanti. IIs
w. SD st.
=. Msysr,Jona $50 Co. Miss 3: Weaver. in
yAN NEST. n. Z.
Plaza Shirt Co. Moe Hyman, piece
goods psrSssdIssss 1 gsassss as n Hway
Central store Co. W. H Teulmin, ready
TO wear; McAlpin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Sailed Yesterday

SITS " II Tilford. Texas clfv: walter
y Munsou. Matanzas; Quillota (Br), Girls
roosl; Georgeanna Weens (Atn), Balti-
mere; Zoppott tDanzA Tampico; Toyohasi
a n]ra tSap), Shanghai; w J Hanna (Arn).
t neNas CITY; Bradclyde (Am). Hamburg
= ~ sGtnsnus (Brl, Montreal; Sycamore
siAml, sea Charles II KlinclS fAIn), Stcn-
Hatnta mba (BrI Bombay; Monterey (Am)
T Ters g Cruz; Dirigo (Am), Port Arthur;
tfaHorq Hail (Br1, Bombay; Mt Carroll
t 4aIh}; Hamourg; Robin Goodfeliow kAm),
e@n francisco; Munamar (Arn), Nipe: CITY
g. g. savannah tAmQ. Savannah; United
tsp}, Cadiz; Clarksburg CAfn9. Baltimore:
kIrktown (Am), Piraeus Duca Dexu
A4oruzzI lD. Naples Massasoit (Br), port
Tune 4Nor), Charleston; Piave 40 Nor.
59ik; Christian krogh CNor), PhiIa delphia !;
NC mana Danzig; Abasha (Br). Smyrna :
somerset, Philadelphia; schrs Charles Fl
sA T. 4ok, sNLonington, Me- Ononetts tBr),
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

tDistahce ID given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified /
A c Bedford 11s Hatteras May IS.
Agwimoon 3I6 B Jupiter May IS.
Alness lo5 sW Hnttnras May IS.
Ario los q Hatteras May Is,
Bakersaeld Off Manzanillo May is.
Cadde Is W Sand Key May 1S
Caracas 1877 Ambrose May is.
Chfckasaw iss b Cape Henry May TO- 49,
CITY Of Eiwood lat % IS lon ~ 40 1880 PM
CITY Of Montgomery 1o7 sw Hatteras
ca cry Of St Louis g y sw Erxiaspan May ls
Cretan 1s S Fire Island May la.
Decatur Bridge lai as Is lon So 20
DTsyolente lag sw Hatteras May 1s.
Dunsyre lat 80 lon so % May IS.
El Dorado 1ss SW Balboa May Is.
Edward l. Doheny jr eos E Tampico
Elisha Walker 196 w Cape Cruz Nav II.
81 g, l1ago ts6 Hatteras May Ia,
Eastern Guide 1852 S San Pedro Nav IA
EE sPaFfa rs : S SsRs m IL Nay l
Essex 40 E Ambrose May 10.
= 81 SW Winterqparter May 10.
7, = Asche lS2 NE BY n Jupiter May 49,
re q nE Eaps! ass 20 from Sand Key May IS
G b Grove 10 N Fewey Rock May IL.
Genera GeoTse " Gosthals 5&S s Scot
s.
Glsnpool ls4 sw Hatteras May Is.
G9T ls Mameli lat 40 OF lon II 90
G GTiifd af 1 Ss9,so san ss5 PsaFe May IS
II II Morse Iee sW Hatteras May is.
Honolulu 5S7 E Ambrose Nav "a
y 70 MeGee go W SAID Key May Is.
John d Rockefeller 1873 ENE Nantucket
May 1s.
John Worthinoton eoo xtr ,-. ~
Joseph r cndahy s7o W sand Key MAJ IS IS.
Josiah Macy 80 Sand Key May IS
Lake a 81 Rio 10 NNW Morant Point
Lake Elmont III $ Ambrose May IS.
Iake Elsmere 10 S Hatteras May 49,
Lake Fanbush $50 S Balboa May is.
Lake sebago $50 Hatteras May IS.
4imon ~ e Y R Mstanzss May IS
Msgmeric SS5 Nsnt tpeio Ma Nay ia a.
Marine ~ " Sand Key May IS.
M Ma II n Fowey Rock May IS.
Montrollte 20 by E Sand Key May Is.
M Mandale 81 So s H 1Ist, Nay Is
Mnskogee 195 ESE Nantucket Nav H.
NNaugus Lat Is 70 ion los 10 May is.
Pastores l49 Havana May H.
Paul II Harwood Is E Sand Key May 49,
Peari Don $50 NE Jupiter May 1s.
Ph9nix Bridge $40 e Cape Henry May 1s.
Tolarine 161 u Galveston May is.
RyndaTn 1,030 e Ambrose May 49,
N SpapldiDg 1872 " sand Key May 49,
sabine sun 30 SSW Hatteras May 1s
Sagun SO Cape Maysi May IT.
San Jeronlmo so Sc Cape Lookout Nav IL
san Bias 946 Nantucket May ls
San jose 196 Swan Island Nav 1s
San Lorenzo 124 San Juan May IT.
san Pablo Nantucket May 10
Santa Marta 227 S Kingston May IS
Selma City Lat 81 OF Ion IS 81 May H.
standard 70 Hatteras May 10.
Surname 1876 South Pass May 49,
Fanamo pd Overfalls 3;45 o M MAY IA
1e @F
Thurland Castle 24o Sw Hatterav May 10.
Walter Jennings 200 Ng Hatteras Nav II
w c Teagle rs e Tortug as May is
" Il Libby 40 WNW Tertugas May 49,
" Hanna 20 $ Scotland LV May 1s.
West Haven s7a NV Balboa May 49,
West Lake 73o Il by N Cape Henry May ~
west Momentum lat "a SO lon 81 "a May
West selene 2s1 Sc st Thomas May II.
Westwego so e Cape Nenlopen May 10
William G Warden 1877 & Galveston NAV
william H Doheny 42o Sc cas San Antonio
May II.
William H Burton 80 N Jupiter May IS.
sxaqutna los e Ambrose May 49,
Yucatan 1873 w Havana May II
ARcapa 75e S Scotland LV May II
AoPpot 40 Ambrose May IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Marine Reports
Arrived Yesterday

Str Panama, cristohsl, May 10. to the
Fansma Railroad Steamship Go: with l6s
passeSssrs' mails and mdse Fer /. Hobo
str Fort Morgan tNor). Port Antonio
MAJ ~. Port Morant May JSy Go vi
str Hslias tNorl. Port spain April 81,
Ia Gnayrs May ,, Porto CahsiIc Nav i,
san Domingo May II; to the Caribbean
Stores, Bklyn. "
Str Caracas La Guayra. April IL. Porto
p spslto Nay 3 San Juan May II; to Bliss
Ane mdse; Pier Il, Bkiyn
- str Giuseppe Verdi Ctan, Genoa, MAY s.
Ns2tos May I to Mcdonnell & Truda: With
% hFSt zig second. 1856 third class pas-
senEers. mails and mdse Pier IS, r.
str Focahontas. Genoa AprH 80. Naples
My Ms, !, Boston May II; to the United States
siesrase passengers and mdse: Pier n.
Str New Rochelle. Danxlg May :. Bremen
NAY to the United States Mail Steam
ship Go; with 1s5 cabin. esS Storage 5as.
eegefs, mails and mdse; Pier ~. n.
\, Str San Francisco. Trieste. April 40: 70
SSecton. Lilly & Co. in ballast; anchored OF
ms sSr cayo Mnamee, Harseea and Sauna
pk Str N ava, gsro. Norfolk May Is.
a ahi,IaS &C May IS; to the Cunard Steam
po tP 1 Per w "a n4qse in transit for Liver
str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda May
~ 70 the Furness Bermuda Line, with isT
pegs, n1alls and mdse; Pier "a, " r.
str FASTENER. Durham April 1s Algoa
Pay april is; TO the United States & Aus
f Paiasia Line. with mdse; # Of seth st
Str Eclipse, Bombay March % constan-
tGn9ple March IS. Bixerta May /; 10 the
united American Lines. with pass and
mdse; Pier 81. Clifton st
sur Apache lAm). Jacksonville May Is:
~ 70 tae clyde Line, with pass and mdse
str Floridian (Am). Boston MAY IS: TO
Docks, B kIyn.
str Lake Eimont (An), Tampa May Is
70 ne mallory Line; Fier IS, n r.
Str SVartfond (Nor). Cardenas May 9
ana Caoanas May Is; TO the Munson Line,
with sugar; or Quarantine
str Jefferson, Norfolk; to the Ole Do
Quarantine. S' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Marine Corps Orders

a, ~ ne Tft6Hne's WASHINGTON Bureau ~
eaSa a.sHlNeToN, May 1a.-Marine
sas orders Asaed to-day follow:
a aasy !, II. W s.. to san Diego.
siebuah g - J. L., to u. S. s. Kansas
Fse, "a "a Lt F. C., to q. s. s Apkansas
aesay % -, r. l., to L. s S, ConnecfiS.at
0sfps1, co %, Il l., 20 Boston.
Wise ~, "a II: g. c., TO Norfolk
HSslbnassssy,oF ", G. jr., TO II. n s r4nran
ware sVa' capt E. D., to U. s. Deis.
f NJ Capt Capt. ]. A.. to ouantico
Mn capt. G. Mel, to peLins
Yers11ler, Capt. d. r.. 10 o,,anss
Gsxgc,o "a 1t f. l.. to q. S. g. Nsw
s sssgsr; "a 1t. f s., 10 u. s 8 rsx,s
psrd - "a -. H, 70 United srafes
Fafashss :, ~. elk. D. L., to I'd Bri@sle
.Shesrss son, Major r. b. 10 Dagroit
Nann f&lor III. G., to Washingtan
qssss..N -: y e. 70 philaae!phia'
|AfaeeI "a -. W. E., to Guam
'snsssh gapt. r. A., resigned
So, VI 1t. H. p 10 81 Ta.,
Sastlso.~ AZ g CIk j.. TO Mare Island
ss4aN q ssasos T.. 20 unitsa sfatea
sasss es*s. Gun, j. A.. Is YSrkfawns
Neisessns.@a AZ; Sun. G. r., 20 Dover
/ si;ls - -. Capt. W j. il Eorfslh ~
+ sssas 80. IL r. h., 10 aoefolk.
~ =. A., Reasonably dlaeharwsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Ehipping Board
|lctivity Squirt.
Meets a Check
.,.sels Assigned No Longer
Ire Largely in Excess of
Those Withdrawn From
Service, Figures Indicate
|0reign Tonnage Active
i Out of 81 Government
Tankers Laid Up; Fuel Oil
Remand Shrinks Sharply

-. ,mprovement in ocean freight
4 .tious indicated earlier in the
I & seems to have disappeared.
! n.,;ar april the Shipping Board
/, I, sixty-four of its vessels and
s.rsa only twelve for operation,
as.isg the first ten days Of May. how
\, ships assigned totaled thirty
as against twenty-six laid up.
q then the activity has largely
s..sssd. and in the New York dis
4 :, Shipping Board vessels taken out
I nd put into service have balanced
& other.
Decline in Activity
,..,, Nav II to 1s, inclusive, with
arsls and assignments each aggre-
5...,s eleven, total of twenty-five
s,.sls transferred in eight days, as
g,,,iust sixty-three in the previous
s. days.
Tsis decline in activity is not re-
.sdej as being due so much to the
,;unine strike as TO the slaekening
Il iss demand for coal for Europe ami
r. Increase in the amount of foreign
,ssnage coming into that trade. Dur
n iast week, for instance, ont of
Erst fxtures for carrying coal to the
E.jted Kingdom, as reported by A. H.
|,5lf { Co.. only three were of Amer
En- vessels. The others we're of
!fsneh. Spanish, Greek and Norwegian
5St5x
So fixtures Of British ships in this
|nde were reported, but this fact is
+, 10 the number of ships tied up in
|h;ish ports for lack Of coal. In ii
suber of instances bunkers sent to
|ky!and by American vessels will be
asrn on by the British ships, which
rH then come to this country TO enter
b coal carrying trade for. British ac~
EInt
Foreign Ships Better OF
4 number of American vessels have
zen chartered with the strike clause
owners against trouble at
10th loading and dischsrging ports.
/: rule foreign vessels have COM
saaeed better rates than those under
he American, owing to the fact that
be prospects of sailing seem better"
The general decrease in shipping
gtirity has resulted in sharp de-
line in the demand for fuel oil. One
feet of this is seen in the fact that
I ihe eighty-seven tankers owned by
b Shipping Board, forty-seven are
m laid Up, an increase of about
tSsaty over the number idle month
w Eight additional tankers are
Iadef construction for the board, so
Id. with their delivery, the govern
asns will have nearly 100 available
sr service.
Figures compiled by the Bureau of
IsYigatiOn of the Department of Com
isrce show that at the beginning of
his month American shipping regis
lred for the foreign trade. aggregated
100000 gross tons, of which, 1854
% tons represents the Shipping
osrd's feet, and 5,188,00o tons
rigately owned ships. Of the boards
ltal, $4,000 tons is of wooden
eaners,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
orts Of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
Trans-P aciGc Mails

me connecting mails close at the Gen.
eral Pehtoffice and City Hall Poatoffics
station New York, at p. IA, ~ follows;
NAVAL We San Francisco. steamship
aawaii and Speciality addressed ,naA for
Japan. Cores and China, via SAN Fran
cisco, steamship Mile. May 81
'apan Corea. China, Siberia French Indo-
ehiass Netherlands East Indies isxcspt
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands VIA
VA. gans ;srsN and yiotoria. B. G., steam
=, ship Empress or Russia. May 81
lands Esst indies Except Sumatral.
Philippine Islands, and specially ad
dressed mail for Japan and Corea, via
May %.
Japan, Gerea, Siberia and specially sd-
9fesaea mail for China. via Seattle,
hawaii, samoan Islands, Australia and
New zealand via San Francisco, stsam~
ship Sonoma, May "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Diamonds Rernaisa Firm,

several diamond men yesterday as
serted that slight increase in orders
was perceptible. The total volume,
however, is still below what is termed
in the trade as good. normal vol
ume," Despite the drastic cuts made
by many retailers who were forced to
lsquidate the diamond market remains
firm, the diamond dealers ayerred. I'm
provement in the diamond cutting
trade also was reported. The number
Of cutters employed, while showing an
increase, is exceedingly below the
number employed when conditions are
normal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Lhina Buying Machinery

Az. ralna Is bent upon building up her
S' Gotten goods manufacturing in
Sassry This is evidenced by the Dur
iasse OF machinery in this country
sse seven complete spinning plants,
ssssoosaing to a recent report, to be
S iessea IN the Canton and Shanghai
s as'aicts. The shipment of complete
SssalaaefE for 10000 spindle mill in
,f;s ghai was reported from Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Ang Constantine Godfather
Of Late AIexander,s Child

ATHENS, May fixing Constantine
1000 as godfather at the christening
+ II, the ,posthumous daughter of King
5 =. q. at the Royal Chapel yester-
icy; The child was named Alexandra.
inc ceremony was private, only
a9e. Manes, widow Of King Alex
SSaueF; King Constantine, Queen
sspnie' queen Mother Olga and Prin-
.ss Irene and Katherine being pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Foreign Trade Notes

Gsrmany has removed control of give
/ nne., Importation, however, will still
@ subject to permit, and as there
|If sufficient quantities in the home
Market imports have been temporarily
|Fcaibited
The Third international Sample Fair
Il fadaa, Italy, will be held from June
Prospects Of textile trade in Esthonia
|sle reported not to be good. There are
sfgs stocks in the country for which
asfe IS no market.
|, The Dutch Ministry of Agriculture
as authorized the export of milk
ne situation in the Belgian sheet
psss industry is reported to be slightly
ssaer, owing TO the receipt of orders
iy glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York

PERA, May ts--s s Byron tBr,. from
caERboURG, May ifs s oropesa CIR,
-. hANhE' May iA.--s $ La Bourbon
. AyoNMouTH. May ls--s British
GuAYAQu11.. May IT'S quilpue CBY,
,isouTHAMPfoN, May iT-str orspesa
PEYmo s Ms NAV issty q NIssw 'pr
terdain tDtl. from Rotterdam.
HsALLITAx, May ls-str cemeronIa (Br),
Vera Cruz; pastoreS from Colon and Psri
Linen.
GIBRALTAR, May 17--str Arranmead
HERNosANp May ls--Previously; sohr
Albert ID curnminB.
Arrivals From New York
ANTWERP, May IDS Tulsa, Lapland
H}&SxRaE, Nay lS-,s S Lafayette tFr,.
eBrl.
gGE1YA s1 M, NAY . lass Aidee; via Norfolk
sEfR1, NAV ls-str t ts MaeBrayns
ADgN, May ls-str city of Harvard
coQutMBo, May 17--str Santa Malta
nuL I, Ma May y, 17,str Francisco tRrl-
GIBRALTAR, May 1a--Strs City or Spar
ia (Br), for Port Said; Akita Maru (Japl.
SYDNEY, May t6-Str Port Elliott (Brl
LISBON. May i6-Str Effna, via Balti-
more.
ALEXANDRIA, May 17-str Lyons
Maru ,tJap).
ROTTERDAM. May 17-str Hattie Luck
enbach.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. May s--strs MCCALL
Hcllas (Gk); Acropolis.
NAPLES, May 10-str Guglielmo Pierce
It.
LIVERPOOL, May 1s-str Lancastrian
(Br), Baltimore
NAPLES, May 1s-str River orontes
(Br), Philadelphia via Liverpool.
MARSElLLES May ls--Str Canada
(FT), Via Marseilies
GIBRALTAR, May 10 - str Gaecis
(Swed), via philadelphia for Pirseus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-20
Fire Record

l2:Io-los West End av; unknown.
,o Unknown
l245--1sth ct. and East River; tractor,
Department OF street Clean
PM
l2'3S--i4Si Madison av; Warren Meyer
1'2a--1sss Park sx-i Rshecca spelin.
Unknown
80 George Lipshits- ,,....... unkno wu
s:ae-lasth ST. and 1laah av.; freight
7;1o--Pier /. North Rlver, S 8 Pan aiis AZ
handle state; Shipping
BSafd ...-.....s $3.50. Unknown
s:So-2ei Broadway Perek Overall
company ..,.. A~s.,,, Unknown
leios-~-sai Broadway; Greenport Trad-
ing Company ....,...... Unknown
io'sS-7s TO "a Rivington ST.; siegeI
Guns ....s.s,ss5.s .g......s, Mene