davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

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tet er feline 0bliegenbeiten nod 5eit-
peilig; an oieiemGage ioa iein gtad-
folger erpGblt peroen.
Der Irmeeoffi5ier SO. Sc. Groi-
gee nornt Die S9ulfaoetten in 8nib-
ineton Dor 3ii6tung zines nmiIitari-
ItiIden" @eiltes in Ser Sligeno. 9as
lit elm perniinftiger &at. 8ie opo5i.
filtii1" maj bod inter ben tpedieln.
ben Stromrngen Der 8olitif un0 Ser
3eitungstGtigfeit per0en fannl
- SIN Staate Stem Yorf beriu6t
man, Sic .legensrei6e Edtigfeit bes
oItreidii9en Nr5tes Or. 2oren5 ou
per6ieten. Ser gtr5t bat aniheineno
feinen offi5ielen @rlaubnisidein, OBJ
idon er inn Stoote Sainois in tribe
rem Sobren oas lofale Gramen be-
Itonoen uno prntti5iert bot. 90 .groB
lit Ser @eio uno ser Sob, bob man
ieIbit 8obftGtigfeit u%nterbinoen mil,
ipenn Tie &onfurren3 beoeutet.
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8ofen gum erIten Wole IN bieiem
@inter sic Sreuoen Ser S~obres3eit,
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beoedt elm tpeiBer Mantel. 8eibna6-
ten miro orif Oieie @eile uud dllBer-
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tet.
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rig bon Stem Oorf nod Granfrei6 ob,
nod0em, er porber &ona6a beluht
bate. 8ibioni lagte l6on Dor eini-
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Nbriiltungsfonferen5 i6eint borbei 81
lein.
Der Militariit Taroieu prote.
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borgeIGlogene Miloe gegeniiber
0euti6lano ih ser 3oblung Der
Shuloiumme. 0aS oerti6e Eei6
iduloet i'm gan5en 1872 Wi0iaroen
@ol6morf, 0anon louen Sc Wiaiar-
Sen on Sronfrei6 geben. 8is gum
Mai 1921 IoIlten uripriingli6 20
MiGior6en @oIomarf be5oblt fem
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perIudt nod INNER. iein fron8oiiIdes
@olf 5u @epoltaften gegen 9eutif)-
Lamb oufaurei3en. @s miro ibm niht
gelineert.
Die Observation-Disclosures Der
Nortb-g opitol-S troBe loiien $50
@ogen ouf Der genonnten StraBe
loi1fen, Die nl1r einen ein5igen Gin
gang uro Musgang boben. 9ie $50
gen itelen mirfli6e @efGngnille oar.
Srob oes Broteites oes 8iirgerOereinS
0es 0oroens iest Die @eieli6aft Der
@igentiimer einen iol1en gefabrli-
den 8etrieb fort utlb iperrt Die Men-
fhen ipie 8ienen in einen &orb, Die
Seringe in Elm SOB elm. 9ie Stra'
Benbobnen ionten @igentum beS
Staotes ooer Der Staot fem, 0a tie
elm Sell Der offentliden 8oblfobrt
oeS 8olfes fin6.
Gin S1minoler, Ser unter Dem
g1amen n9r. 90. $. &rob" ODER 10r.
=. 6. 8agner" ooer o9r. 6. S.
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8~ittsburgb felteenommen. ST foa
iein Slid beionoers. in rlbr- nno
@oloqei61ften periltdt boben. Or
qab iid aIS Stloent ser Seioelberger
uno Columbia l1niberfitdt aus.
Semte, 5reitag MbenS, 1T srOke
@erIammlmng bes Silfspereins. Die
Mbrednnng iiber ben 8asar mirO DOr-
aeleat tuer6en. &ommt MQe!
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

oamit cine i1reienoe llngere9tigfeit,
belonoers am beutlden Solfe, began-
qen miiroe. Oie 9eutiden waren bis
Der fir IS Sabre Our6 umltanoe
ousgei9loiien. Soaen tie nun lpei-
terbin Dor Sen Soren 0es Sanoes Der
6reibeit o~bgemieien meroe#? uno
ipie Itebt's Inn Die traoitioneae 8alt'
Treunoi6aft unierer amerifanil9en
@emarfungen2 @ir ionten Dem Mb-
georoneten gilbert Sobnion (Balb-
ington), Dem @oriisenOen oeS Ins-
lduiies, flar MAIDEN, oaB beutl6e@in-
manoernng feinen Sdaoen, ionoern
nur einen Segen fir infer 2ano be-
0e1tten fam.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

2nndrua, gealIOaf, wirflide DELTA.
teiien, finS sn baben bel:
gRbIers, 36-45 8iess @artt.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

0ie @gitotion gegen 3ulaiin lung
neiterer Guaranteeing iest pleoer
Elm. 9as gegenipdrtige @eieb lauft
i'm Counter 1922 ab. Sim lebtell
9ienstag fanoen sic erlten 8eratun-
gen 6es ginmanoerungSarsihnlles
oes &onqreIie8 Itott. Wan geoenft
BON iett an rllr 100 2eute aus ieoem
2an6e 8u8nlaIien. IS tit flar, ooB
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

-0eutidlono bat oiigenblidlid
1871 Observation-Disclosures nit eli
ner t6gliden 9eiuder3abl bon 2 Wtil-
Iionen 2eltten. @nalor0 bat 5000
uno 6ronfreih 2400 6iImtbeoter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15

FroD, The Tribune's WcsI,iaoton s,,s
WASH NOTION. Oct. l4-Navv ~
issued to-day follow: e'osr
Alternately. Crndr. r. A, to [. s. S. Bum.
Gliding. Cmdr. J. p, TO Puget Sound
Walker. Comdr. r. l., TO l. s Sn
Bernard, 1t. Cmdr. K. y to lath H..
lfoey. 1t. Cmdr G. b. TO Annapoii,
Price 1t G. d. to L. s. S. Tacoma
Styer. 1t. G w. 20 sub Got.
Webb. 1t. r. f. TO U. s s Denver
Wyman. IT. r. S. 70 I. 5. $. Oklsho,,.
Herbst. 1t. q. 81 II R. to I. S S', r.~
lnings - ean
Gardner. Ems. X. ~. to Atlaat,c As ns.
Medusky. Ems. W. J.. to Hampton Va.
Smith. Ems p: NJ. resigned -'''cs
Hakansson. 1t. f. G., NJ c. to New
Robertson, 1t. {. j. NJ G. 10 New sV ".
Craes It, g. g. h. r. bent. c. 10 = 9' :
s. Melville ~ I.
Hines. Ems. II. H, Sup. Corps. to Wan
ington. "sss
w ;d, Ems F. M. Supp. c. to Wa.
Val. On. Pay elk R. G. to Gre.. L,...
Anderson. 1t. q. g ]. b. to L. s. s 8.
Louis - g b.
FitzpatrlcA. 1t q. a r b, to Us,
Overton .
Msser Ii. 6. 81 W G, to sub. cha.
Olson. 1t q. 9 c. f.. to sub. chase, :,
f"i5o" ing TO base squsdron. Pacific n...
Cmdr. j. X. De Somer. ii. A: Fo. -:
IL. II. 5; Halpine. 1t G G.: NeIv ~
Cmdr. A. E., NJ. c. Hetheld III c,, =.
W. b. NJ. G. Gilmore, 1t J. P NJ ~
Hart 1t. l.. ~. NJ. G.. Barker. If. p n
n: G. Ward, 1t A. b. NJ c; Scot,
{ A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
New Electric Drive
Vessel Coming for
United Fruit Line
San Benito Arouses Interest
of Ship Men in Latest
Developments i'll Prop1l-
sion: Due October 20

The arrival in New York about Octo-
Der 20 of the San Benito, the new
steamer of the United Fruit Company,
with some novel applications Of cleo
trio propulsion, is awaited with inter-
est by shipping men here. This vessel
is on the way from Valencia, Spain,
to this port. She was constructed at
the plant of Workman, Clark & Co..
Belfast. The San Benito will take a
place IN the regular service of the
United Fruit Company to the West
Indies and Central Anne RIGA
The San Benit0. the dimensions of
which are $40 by as by 81 feet 8
inches. has gross tonnage Of 1924.
She is the latest addition to the
thirty-siX vessels built and engined
by the same builders for 1.-The great
white feet and the latest of n series
Of eight steamers known as the San"
type. The previous vessels OF this
class have been fitted with reciprocal
ing engines
The San Benito, according to a de-
scription in "The Liverpool Journal of
Commerce. is finely modelled steam
ct, especially designed for the fruit
carrying trade, and is also fitted up
with accommodations for a number Of
first class passengers. The main gem
turbo alternator arranged amidships,
and taking steam from three oil fired
single-ended boilers, fitted with super
heaters. This plant supplies power for
large three-phase synchronous motor
fitted in a separate motor room aft,
and coupled direct to the propeller
shaft BY placing the motor right
aft instead of amidships with the
generating plant, the space usually
occupied by the aft tunnel is gained
for cargo. The engines were built by
the British Thomson Houston Com
pany of Rugby.
All of the vessels holds and decks
are insulated and specially fitted FOR
the carriage Of bannas. The winches
and derricks are arranged for the
quick handling of cargo. The general
appearance Of the vessel is said to
be pleasing, and the accommodations
for passengers have received particular
attention. During construction the
vessel was under the direct superin-
tendence Of Captain Young, the resi-
dent Inspector in Belfast of the United
Fruit Company. The San Benito, it is
reported, had no difficulty in meeting
all the requirements in the extended
trial that preceded her voyage to the
United States by way of Valencia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Arrived Yesterday

str Shawmut Texas city; to the South
ern Steamship Co. with mdse, Erie Eleva-
tor Slip Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk. to the old Do
mission Transportation Co. with mdse;
SIR verentia (Br>. London Sept %.
Shields 20; to tho Cunard Steamship Co.
Ltd, with mdse: Pier 10. Brooklyn.
Str Theodore Z Reynolds. Arroyo Oct i
and San juan 6: to G. D. Mallory q Co.
with molasses; Pier !. Erie r r. Jersey
City.
Str winyah. Shanghai juno 7. Hong
Kong II, Manila 1G, Iloilo July /, Homo
lulu Sept 10 and Cristohal oct s. to Barber
x Co, with mdse; Pier IS Brooklyn.
Str Jekri (Br. Liverpool oct /; to Dan
iel Bacon Din ballasD it of 3oth st. Bli, n.
Str Orduna ORD, Hamburg Sept 50 and
Cherbourg oct 4; to Sapderson & Son, with
passengers. mails and lhdse; Pier A. N. r.
Str Idefjord (Nor), Stavanger Sept -
and Bergen IS; TO the Norwegian American
Line, With mdse; # of SOth ST, l'rookiyn
Str Elzaser (Beg), Antwerp Sept %; to
the Lloyd Royal Beige Gin balasD; Pier
schr Nina Nadeau O2r), san Andreas
Sept II; to Gilmartin & Co, with cocoanuts.
Commercial Wharf. Eric Basin, Brooklyn
str Relay. New orleans Oct $; to Mex
lean Telegraph Co; # of Richard st, Bklyn.
Str Lake Chelan. Baltimore oct ~; to
Halschaw Co. with mdse; Pier a.
Str Erholm (Nor), Ottawa Brook oct 7:
TO Bennett Hvosef & Co. with plaster;
Str c Snider. Port Arthur oct Z; to
Union Sulphur Co. with mdse; foot Column
Str FL iago New Orleans Oct ?; to
Southern Pacific Co, with pass and mdse'
Pier 40. n II.
Str Ell Occidente, Galveston Oct 9; to
Southern Pacific CO, with mdse; 81, r.
Str City OF st Louis, Savannah Oct IL;
to Ocean S Co, with pass and mdse;
Str Sord Amerika DAM. St Lucia for
Perth A1nboy.
Str Europa GtaD. Genoa Sept 27 and
NJ pies Sept 80: to Italia-America Line.
with 100 first 99S third class pass, mails
and 1ndsc; Pier 81. r.
Str Tasmania (Swed), Gothenburg Sept
T. Shields Sept II. Boston oct and Phil
adelphia Oct 1S, to Furness, Witty & Co,
with mdse: Pier 4. Bush Docks. Billyn.
Str Eastern Dawn, Philadelphia oct 10;
TO Black Diamond S $ CO. Pier 3, Army
Str Nitirar, Philadelphia Oct 10; to
Moore & Mccormack. foot 10Th st. Bklyn
Str Eastern Leader. Norfolk.
Str Cayo Mambi, Port Arthur.
Str Whakatane (Br). London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Inc Gonnecting mails close at the General
New York at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), and specially addressed mall
for Japan, Corea ana China, via san
iraneisco, steamship Marking Octo-
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia French 1ndo-
Shina Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. steamship
Empress of Japan, October T.
rant! Marquesas, Cook islands, Nav
Zealand and Australia via san Fran
cisco. steamship Tahiti. October 2S
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
or the following dates: Canton Sept is;
Hong Kong. Sept 20. Shanghai, Sept "a
Iokohoma. Sept 20, which arrived on
Str Japan We're DISPATCHED east from
York on the afternoon Of Saturday,
Oct 8.
Postmaster Morgan announce that mails Of
dhe following dates Kobe. September
~; Yokohama, September so, which ar
rived per steamship Katori were dis
patched East from Seattle on October
10, and are duo in New York on tho
morning OF Tuesday, October IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Ship Board to Protest
British Discrimination

IRON The r11bunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct IA thorough
investigation Of the report from Lon
don that British vessels may dock at
Kingston, Jamaica, without payment of
the usual tonnage and light charge is
to be made by the United States Ship
ping Board and the State Department,
with view to laying before the Brit
ish government a strong protest
against this discrimination, it became
known to-day.
The report on the action Of the Brit
ish Board of Trade, which was printed
in "The Syren and Shipping" mari
time journal published in London, when
called to the attention of Shipping
Board officials to-day, resulted in an
immediate inquiry being made of the
State Department as to the facts.
The Syren and Shipping' statement
said:
an order to encourage ships passing
through the Panama Canal to call at
Kingston, Jamaica, the regular steam
crs from Australia and New Zealand
are now exempt from tonnage and light
dues, while steamships of the Cana
dian government merchant marine also
are exempt"
This report is all news to me-"
Chairman A. D. LASER said. II will
make inquiry at once of the State De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
British Coal Exports
Increase in September
General Advance in Foreign
Trade Reported to Depart
meut of Commerce

A continued increase in the export
of coal from Great Britain in Septem-
Der is reported to the Department of
Commerce by Alfred p Dennis, com
mercial attache of London. Exclusive
Of 100000 tons of coal used for
bunker purposes, the export of this
commodity amounted TO 5,194 900
pounds sterling. The advance in the
total value of exports during the month
was due largely TO the gain expert
enced in this trade, which amounted
TO 100000 tons more than August
The foreign trade Of Great Britain
during September, as compared with
that of the month Immediately pre-
ceding, represents decrease OF more
than q 100000 on the score of imports
and an increase of 100000 in ex-
ports.
In many items, however. the Septem-
Der. 1920, figures have not been equaled
in September, 1921. The machinery ex-
ports amounted TO f5.200,00O. as COM
pared with f5,54S, 900 during the CORE
spending monch of last year. Cotton
goods to the amount of 5000 900 were
exported, as compared with 1000, 900
IN September of last year. In round
numbers the exports of iron and steel
manufacturers last month amounted to
$4,000, 00o- This represents decrease
of approximately 96,000,000 from the
figures for such exports during Sep
TENDER. 1920. The September, 1921,
exports c. wooden goods and yarns are
approximately 81. 100000 less than they
were during September, 1920.
The British trade returns for Sep
TENDER show that the exports amounted
to f55,240. eco and the re-exports S.
100000, making total exports amount TO
463, $4,000 The Imports during the
month were g87,1l0,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15

HhHdQul 5Iy y HattcraS Oct IL.
Mantilla rs SW Hatteras Oct H.
Manulani l.sos Honolulu PM Oct IL.
Margaret IS Sand Key Oct "a.
Matinicoclz 30 Sw Hatteras Oct il.
Mattole "a NV By W Tortugas Oct 10.
Navarro Mayaro l222 ssE Ambrose Oct 10.
Mercer Victory 500 r Ambrose Oct "a
Mobile City 1870 W San Pedro PM
Menus ia s Jupiter Oct a.
Montana go W Sand Key Oct 10.
Mount Clinton PSI E Ambrose Oct IA
Munalbro . SW Montnuk Point oct IA
Mundelta 2s2 sW Hatteras Oct IA.
Munwood 3s6 SSW Ambrose Oct ~
Naooochee e SW Cape Lookout Oct a.
Narbo 200 from Balboa PM oct 10.
New Eng land 1893 f Cape Henry Oct 13.
New York 100 N Jupiter Oct IS.
Nisn l,,,. Amsterdam az Ambrose mid
night Oct 10 (due AM Saturday,
MOBILES los Sc Hatteras Oct a.
Norfolk pd Great Round Shoals Oct a.
Ho r hrldFe az " Sand Key Oct 10.
occidental 3s5 " Tortugas Oct -.
Old North State $50 + Ambrose Oct H.
Orient CITY orr Point Argucllo PM Oct IL
Ossa ,43s f Ambrose Oct a.
p ~ RI, N "a ls7 $ South Pass Oct 10.
raul Harwood Isl SW Hatterss Oct H.
Oct IL. i'''ei WI
philadelphia 1.227 Scotland Lv Oct -.
Fe sdeea, 50 S Jupiter Oct IL Glowing
Persian rs Wsw Frying Pan Oct 10.
polaain 1s ia 20 s sly Carysfort Oct "A.
p 1oi,lo Ric9 :SS san Juan Oct 10.
Richconeal so Jupiter Oct 49,
Robin Adalr 512 Ambrose Oct IA
ROBIN Goodfellow 2S5 from San Pedro
Rotterdam pd Jupiter Oct -.
s. An lar@neSa at s 81 so oo ~ Oct H.
SaEua $50 s Ambrose Oct 49,
salem County ss L Sand Key Oct 49,
Salvation Lass 2lo e by n Hatteras Oct "a
san Bruno 5ls S Nantucket Oct a.
san Mateo 240 Cape Henlopen Oct 10.
gan San "a 81 6io 65 from Cape MaysI Oct 10.
Santa Rosalia 1000 W Honolulu PM
Oct Il.
Seminole ~ e Ambrose Oct -.
Somerset 1873 e Ambrose Oct IA.
Steel Engineer i447 3 Ambr e, % Oct il.
steel Exporter 1914 from San Francisco
steel Inventor 772 NE Colon Oct 49,
sun Beam 50 Sand Key Oct -.
Tactician 40 s San Diego PM Oct IS.
Tanamo 100 Ambrose Oct "a
rivives ~ Scotland Nv Oct 10.
Frontolite 70 + Sand Key Oct l3.
ulua SAG Scotland LV Oct "a.
Utacarbon $50 SW Hatteras Oct a.
Nlctolito "a NV Tortugas Oct IS.
Virginia 3bl SW Hatterss Oct 10.
Nistula 1870 SW Sand Key Oct a. u
w II Tilford GO e Sand Key Oct 10
" NJ Irish so &c Sand Key Oct 49,
Walter A I-uckenbsch 22o SIC San Pedro
s PM Oct ~.
Walter Jennings a5 Sc Sand Key Oct 10.
West Coyote 1890 W Columbia River PM
oct 49,
West Greyloch 5s4 from San Pedro PM
West Harshaw lat 4s 4s lon - 50 Oct u.
West Jappa 1919 w Cape Flsttery 8 PM
oct ~
West Jena 1920 w San Pedro PM
West Jester 1870 W Cape Flsttery PM
Oct 10.
Vest Kader 2274 W Columbia River PM
Oct 10.
West Norranus lat 80 So lon 50 "a Oct "A.
West Momentum 2o39 w Columbia River
PM Oct 10.
West Notus s77 from San Juan PM
Oct IL.
wllhilo $40 s Scotland Nv Oct IA.
William II Doheny z2o Me- Jupiter Oct 10
Mllliam Green "a Winterquarter Oct H.
William Penn 1908 w Honolulu PM
Oct IL.
Wytheville 81 N Colon Oct ls.
Zoppot 7 f Cape Lookout Oct H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Cleared

Halifax and st. Johns; Bowring & co.
Str .Mesaba lBrD. Captain Claret; Lon
don; Atlantic Transport Line.
Li Ser Nv White Star Line he
Str swifteagle (Am). CAPTAIN Harrison;
str Harriet (No1), Captain Tvedt; Tam
pico and Puerto Mexico; 1sbrandsten'
Str Iceland CBr) Captain Howell; Ant.
werp via Plymouth and Cherboury; Red
Str Presidents Wilson GN. Captain Ear;
Str Ryndam CDD. Captain lNrol, Rot
terdam via Plymouth and Cherbourg' Hoi-
Str Drottringholn (swed), Captain Nord-
feltd: Gothenburg; Furness. With & CO.
Str Lake sayus (Am), C cp Bun Tn
Str Commewyne DD, Captain Ten
Kiooster; Cape iIayti and Port au Prince;
Str inca (Am). Captain Barnette; Puerto
Plata and Sanches; Clyde 5 GO.
Str Annetta lAml, CaPtai ,nu,, kra mt Ia
Str Aware (8raz), Captain Gorrea.; Per
nambuco and Bahia Lloyd Braziliero S
Str Angela (span>, Captain Gomez; San
str willsolo IAm), Captain Magahan d;
Str I,ake Gil1oa GAmj, Captain Mcguire
Wilmington and Brunswick; Clyde s
Str CITY Of st Louis (Agm}; Captain John
str Comanche CAMP. CAPTAIN staples.
Charleston and Jacksonville; Clyde 8
Str Alamo (Am}; Captain Smith, Gal
str Lake Fife (Am). CAPTAIN O,Neill,
Santiago. Guantanamo and United States
Naval Station; & Cuba Mail Co.
Str Sussex (Br). Captain Smith, Auck-
land and Wellington via Newport News
and Panama Canal; Norton Lily & Co.
Str Carrillo CAMP, Captain Livingston,
Santiago de Cuba and Kingston United
Fruit Co.
str Pastores Am). Captain Glenn,
Havana, Cristotbal and Port Limon;
United Fruit Co
Str Hudson (Arn). Captain Krerbrohm,
Bremen and Hamburg: United States
ST. Elsv,eh , Grange mD, Captain ain
Str Vilsing (No), Captain Saamnum.
Liverpool Via Philadelphia; American
Metals Transport Co.
str Corona (Nor), Captain Odand. Rio
de Janiero and Santos via Norfolk Z.
str Faraby (Am). Captain Nilsson
Leith and Hull: J. II. Winchester & CO.
Str Palona (Cub). Captain Hallum,
Nuevitas and Pastelillo Munson Line.
Str Aeolus (Am), Captain McDorman
Rio de Janiero. Mortevideo and Buonos
Ayres, Munson Line.
Str Camden (Am). Captain Hansen
/ Tampico; United Fruit Co.
Str France tFr). Captain Roch. Havre.
( French Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Job Conference Rich in
Results, Says Harding
Samuel Compers Also Asserts
1t HAS Materially Cut Down
(JneponlOy,ne

WASHINGTON. Oct 14.-President
Harding tod newspaper correspond
cnts at their regular conference with
him to-day that he regarded the re-
suits Of the unemployment conference.
which closed here yesterday, as very
beneficial.
The unemployment conference"
said Mr.. Harding, "has borne rich re-
wards to the unemployed of this
country"
The conference already has stimu-
lated an increase in employment in
many sections Of the country, Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation Of Labor, said tonight in
statement.
Representatives of the American
labor movement can readily give sup
port to the pronouncements Of the
conference, he said, since all of the
many proposals purposely hostile to
the interests of she working people"
which were offered were rejected by
the conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Americans in Spanish Army
Against Moors Stranded


WASHINGTON, Oct. Many OF
the adventurous Americans who en-
listed with the Spanish forces to fight
the Moors have found that service
with the Spanish troops was not as
they expected, and are now reported
destitute in Spanish ports. Others
have been rejected by the Spanish
medical authorities and they, too, are
left stranded.
Most of the Americans were re-
cruitcd in New York. Some of them
came from the ranks of the unem-
ployed, some were former service men
and not few were former commits
stoned officers in the United States
Army in the World War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15
Incoming Steamships

Due To-day


Vessel. Port Agency
Pencisely. Gibraltar Sept 20.
Ocean Monarch. Alslers. sept III.
Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Maine. London. Oct l..Atlantic Trans Limo
britannia. Marsellles. Set &c.. Fabre Lane
Bueuos Ayres. Cadiz oct 3. Spanish Line
New York City. Bristol. oct /.
James Arltell & Co
Dominic. Para. oct 2........... Booth & Co
Oshkosh. Glasgow, oct /.
Moore & Mccormack
Nieuw Amsterdam. Plymouth. DC: 6.
Hoi!anG-Amer Limo
Duo Tomorrow
3erengAria Southampton. oct e...Cunard I,
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. OCT 30
Kroonland. Antwerp Oct C Red star Line
Texan. Boston. oct IS. United Amer Lines
CORONA. Liverpool. Oct s.. Cunard Limo
Panronia, Naples. Sept 2G. .Curard Line
I.eopoidina. liavrc. Oct 6...... French Limo
Princess MatoiAa. Bremen oct a.
Old North State. London. Oct G
Uuited states Line.
Ulua. Havana. oct r.. United Fruit CO.
Due Monday
Baltic Liverpool, oct white Star Limo
cretic. Naples. oct l...... Whito Star Limo
La Savolc Uavrc oct s...- French IAN,
oscar II. Copenhagen. Oct 6.
scandinavian Amer Line
ounpuc. cristobal. oct H.
Pacinc Steam Nav Co.
Ft Hamilton. Bermuda. oct -.
Furnesa. Witty e Co.
Porto Rico, San Juan. oct u.
K Porto Rico Limo
corncas San Juan. OCT II.
Bliss, DalIett E. Co
Duo Tuesday
cameronia Clorgow. OCT s..Anchor line
Ia Eougdonnats. HNvrt. Dtl -. g5rnch Lima
At Gay. Hamburg. Oot =.
,,.., ,,. tniied American Lines
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partment and see If American ~
are Disseminated against, as tn. 'a ~
patch indicates" oit
W. j. Love. vice-president o, :,
Emergency Fleet Corporation us
charge of traffic, said that nothin, n
come to his notice that would inS,. a.o
that the Jamaica government was -.
hitting the charges to British &c.
Canadian ships. He added that !, s M
report was true it would be sdeor..s.s
grounds for a vigorous protest ~ .
British government on the poins IA .as
American shipping was being dir. .aa'
Disseminated against. sS''!
1t was suggested in shipping e;,.,..
mere that the reported exemption .,
the part of the British governm.r. ~ y
attract some of the ships that now 80. y
at San Juan, Porto Rico and e ..
Thomas, Virgin Islands. o.
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs GOtha (Sw), Newport News;
Garonne G'r). Cherbourg; Grefryda OBr),
Philadelphia and bordeaux; H. j. Drake
(Am), Tampco; Royal Prince tBD, New
Sophie Rickmers tGer, Norfolk, Swift
ca gle CAMP. Tampico; King city (Am).
Liverpool and London; WINsolo Camp,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Lake Saws Trinidad; Tiger (Nor), Syei-
lene; King City tBr), Liverpool, Wilsolo.
Philadelphia. Harriet (Nor). Tampco
Commewyne (DuD, Cape Iaitien Viking
(Nor). Liverpool via Philadelphia.