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New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
China Fails to Meet
Interest ON Yen Bonds
Securities Held in Japan in De-
fault, Second Within Month;
No Progress on Loan

The New York office of the Yokohama
Specie Bank received cable yesterday
from it's home Office in Japan stating
that the Chinese government has failed
to meet the December ] interest coupon
on the f0,000,000 yen issue Of s per cent
Chinese railway bonds. The bonds are
largely held in Japan.
This is the second default by the Chi
nese government within month. It
failed on November ] to meet the in
terest and principal on the IS 100000
loan arranged by the Continental and
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank OF
Chicago. On the $5,500,0OO loan made
to China by the Pacific Development
Corporation the December ] interest
was provided by the Peking govern
ment, and the principal was extended
for 8 period Of three months from that
date.
The American group of the interna-
tional consortium on China has been
seeking to arranged refunding loan
on behalf of the Peking government to
take care of the American maturities
but SO far has failed to reach an agree
ment with the authorities in China.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Dangers to Navigation
GBy U. S, Hydroeraphic Office.)

North Atlantic Ocean--OH the America n
coast the following obstruction was re-
ported: Nov 80, lat 80 54. long 73 IS. a
piece OF barge's deck, Arapahoe; Nov 23,
lat 40, Ion c. 26 passed large piece OF
wreckage apparently the framework of a
vessel. Nauclan Nov II. lat 43 81. Ion 50 4S.
red spherical buoy with a ring top, City
of Oran; Nov II. lat 80 IS. Ion 3s, Br str
Bilbster reported passing a drifting mine
with four horns and floating high n the
water, rusty and weedy. Lapland: Nov II,
lat so. Ion &C, the Br str Gloucester Castle
reported passing . drifting mine. Lay aplan1 :
Nov H. lat SO is, lon 0 32 e. the Belgian
str Alexander reported a drifting mine.
I.apland; Nov II. lat 81 81. Ion Q SO E, the
Br str Umzinto reported drifting mne
Lapard.
The stations of the Canadian Signal Serv-
Ice reported ice as follows: Crane Island
Nov IS. light open ice and Nov 90 con-
siderable ice; Llslet, Nov IS, some ice close
packed inshore: Father Point. Nov 2s light
open Ice inshore and distant, and Nov 90
freezing ice making fast; Little Metis. Nov
23 light close packed ice inshors.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Commercial Failures Heay,

Commercial failures during the cur
rent week numbered in the neighbor-
hod Of 500, r. G. Dun & Co. reporting
527. Bradstreet's 497 and "The Credis
Guide" 46s. The number is only slight
ly changd from the week previous and
is considerably above the number a.
failures the same week last year when
defaults ranged around 300 1t was
just about a year ago that the ia.
increase in the rate Of failures began
to manifest itself.
"Of the failures during the week :,
says "Thc Credit Guide" "a large
number are stamped in the market ss.
fraudulent This belief seems to ba
founded largely on the fact that heayy
purchasing was done by the bankrupts
shortly before they closed up.
"Of the failures this week IA nor
cent were wholesalers or manufactur.
average liability was higher than last
week"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Cleared

wuerttcnaberg (Ger) Graalfs; Hamburg
United American Lines
Colon; Haynes; Port and Girls
tobal; Panama Line
Noordam lDD; Van Walra ven; Rotter-
dam via Plymouth Holland America
Ca1mania (Br); Nelson; cherbourg and
Southampton: Cunar4 Line.
,r Maine (Br); Seymour; London: Atlantic
city of Newcastle (Br); Parrington;
Manchester: White Star Line.
Forness. Witty & Co.
1.spand tBr2; Bradshaw; Antwerp Via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; Red Star Line.
Celtic (Br); Roberts; Liverpool; White
Star Line.
Bradford City .tBr>. Egerton; Hamburg
Glasgow via Boston; Anchor Line.
CT CITY OF, Of Toxic 1Br1. jenkins; Yokohama
Norfolk: Nortcn. Lilly G. Co.
city of Edinburgh tBrl: Mckenzie;
Auckland Wellington via Newport News
Bryssei DAM Nielsen; Monte Cristi
and Puerta Plata Columbus Co.
Calamares; Spencer: Havana; Cristobal
and Port, I.mon United Fruit Co.
Presdente Wilson UtaD. Ear; A1giers
and Naples; Phelps Bros.
and Malmo .il: Furness , Witty iy and VsD'1' Co.
Lake Saws: Bunnell; Trinidad and
Demerara; Clyde Line.
Themistocles (cr), Ciacounis; Piraeus
Drottningon tsw>. Nordfelt; oothen.
bl. .-.> -. A..a@l,cal. Line.
Lake Elrio, Rainier; Cape Haytien and
Port au Prince; Clyde Line.
Harmonldes tBrl Hughes; Montevideo
ana 11,,aor La Plate a, +; p Houston
Lines.
Kotania (Dan}. Madscn; Rio de Janiero.
Buenos Ayles Via Norfolk: kleppe.
Ormes Osr). Fitzpatrick: Santiago and
Kingston; United Fruit Co.
BOSTON Clty tHr). Carey; Bristol: James
r'rr-'~ ~-. Wilmington and
Brunswick; Cylde Line.
,..-.n, >-...i, ..-~~on; Eastern s
Philadelphia; Leek; Baltimore Clyde
Line
city of Atlanta: Garfield; Savannah;
HaiIgterg (Nor). Rabben; Newport
News; =. klerpe.
comancho; Staples: Charleston and
Jacksonville, Clyde Line.
John ID. Archibald; ,5arbrick; Newport
News. Robert l.. Hague.
cornelia, Carey: San Juan and Ponce
A. II. Bull
Jams.s MeGce Mason; Port Iobos Rob-
ert H. NHague.
sinsinawa; Small; Baltimore: C. D.
Mallory.
Schr Anna Macdonald (B-), Miller:
Cardigan; J. F. Whitney.
barge Andrew Mcdonald; Nicholson;
Windsor; j. +. Whitney.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Cotton Wages Maintained
Fall River Schedule Continued
Without Written Agreement
Special Dispatch to The Tr.bun

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
NEW BEDFORD, Mass Dec g.
Without making six month"; agree
ment, as usual, the present schedule
Of wages will remain in force in the
Fall River textile mills as result of
an extended conference Thursday night
between the Fall River Cotton Manu-
facturers' Association and the Fall
River Textile Council. Neither side
would elaborate on the agreement. 1t
is taken as significant rnat the six
months agreement under which the
Fall River mills have been operated
for the last two or three wears was
not renewed The agreement under
which the mills have been operating
for the last six months expired this
week
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Navy Orders
From Tho Tribune's Washington e,

From The Tribune's Washington Buredu
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Booth. 1t. Com. W. H.. to U. s. s. Argonne.
North Dakota.
Baxter. Ut. w. T.. to Philadelphia.
Bulger 1t. r. s.. to Pacific feet.
Johnson h ' It, t. s L 20 tespsnn to Paeie Feaas aeaf
Kellogg. Lit G. FL. TO U. s. S. Mississippi
kiln,er. 1t. O.: p. to San Francisco.
Mackln, 1t. r.. to Pacific fleet
Pope, 1t. F. j.. to T. s. S. Texas
Quinton 1t H. resigned.
Thomas It, .. W., to destroyer squadron.
nell.
Hodges 1t. q. 60 w. H.. to U. s. S.
PinOla
yy,sr,legsr 1t. q; g., W: F.. to New York.
Fence Fence; Ems n5s. G; " e. p to U. s. s. Rs
Jorg Ems. H B. r., to U. 8. s.
Layton. Ems A. P. to u s. s, North
Taylor. Ems F., to u S. s. shawmut.
Barton, 1t. l. r., to New York.
Wade, Lit. w. w. to Brooklyn.
ROGERS It W. J.. to Hampton Roads.
kirwan. 1t: NJ. j.. TO Hampton Roads
Wade, It. n. L., to San Diego.
kastenbein. 1t. g. 60 c. E.. to Hampton
Roads.
Hibbard. 1t. c.. to Bridgeport.
Reid. Ut. j. jr. to Charleston.
johnson. 1t. q go F. to sub. div s.
Lightbody. Gun. G. c., to Boston.
Massln Marshall; Gun. G.. to q; S; S. Eagle 49,.
Trullinger, Carp. c. r.. to Sd dist
Merrill. Pay elk. =. X. to u. 8. g..
Kanawha.
Donnally, 1t q. e., r. c.. to U. s. s.
Kanawha.
Marsh, Ems l.. F., to L. s. S. sapolo.
Wise, Ems w. L., TO L. S s. Orion
Following to destroyer souadrons, Atlantic
feet--Ball Ems, G. N; Bobbitt Ems w
O.; Kane, Ems. h. B., Kirkpatrick Ems
J.. I4aior. Ems. ". ti,: MacLaren Ems.
w. s.; Mcguire, Ems C. J.; Maichle, EMS.
r. NJ; Murreil. Ems T. g.: Brien, Ems.
T. j.: O'Donnell. Ems. c. o.: Raichie,
Ems J. B.; Roswell, Ems. y. e. strife,
Ems. r.; Sundburg Ems. C. A. L.; Tall
man, Ems. p. r.; Todd. Ems. C. r.; Trap
nell Ems; w. s. X. Walsh, Ems. e. j. !;
Weare. Ems. J. c.; Weiiings, Ems r r.:
Whitford, Ems G. A.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Trans-Pacitic Mails

Connecting mails close at the General
postonice and City Hail Postortice Station.
New York. at y. m, as follows:
Japan. Corea, China Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. C.. Empress
OF Asia. Dec 3.
hawai-. Fi5i Islands. New Zealand and
3 G, Makura Dec 4.
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Suinatra), and Philippine Islands, via
=, Seattle. Pine Tree state. Dec 8.
Mails Of tho following dates: Cantor Octo-
Der 81; Hong Kong. November !; MouiS-
den, November 8: Yokohama. November r
IL. which arrived per str Protesilaus
were dispatched Eas. from Seattle No
vember 26: due New York Thursday,
December I.
Mails of the following dates: Singapore.
Oct 81 Manila, Nov 4: Hong Kong, Nov
10; Shanghai Nov g; Moukden. Nov 15 !;
Yokohama. Nov 10, which arrived per
str Asia, were dispatched from Seattle
Nov 28. due New York Saturday, Dec 5.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec c-The Emergency
Fleet Corporation to-day announced the
Glowing changes in asignments:
! Argosy. 1895 ID W T, assigned Vessel
Duval &. Co, MANAGING agent Withdraw
ID of O managing caretaker.
| Nittorio Emanuel III. 1882 D w r as
signed Baltimore S S Co, managing agent.
Withdraw d of O managing caretaker
Eastern Guide. 626s d w T, assigned
agent. Withdraw D of @ managing care
taker.
=, Apus, 1905 D W r. assigned struthers &
barry, managing agent. Withdraw nan.
| aging agency Struthers & Dixon Delivery
10 be erected upon arrival a Z S ports
West Chopaka. 1000 D w T. assigned
Slruthers d barry. managing agent. with
Delivery to he effected upon arrival al
| Y ports.
West oRowa. s,sss w T, assigned
W'thdraw managing agency struthers &
| Dixon. Delivery to be effected unnn mr..
Elval at u s ports '''
e West Prospect, 1000 D W T, assigned
Struthers & Barry, managing agent with
draw managing agency Struthcrs & Dixon
oeliVery to be effected upon arrival a,
U ports. ~ :"
West Calera. s.5s4 D " r, assigned struth
ers & Barry. managing agents Withdra "
Managing agency Struthcrs & Dixon IA
livery TO be effected upon arrival at u :
West Jena. 1904 D w T, assigned struth
ers e. Barry. managing agent. Withdra :,
managing agency Struthers e. Dixon. De.
livery to be effected upon arrival Of " {
ports q.
~ stockton (tanker). a.S16 D w r. assfgnaf
nIrnthers & Barry Management operafion
Withdraw management operation Strnthor,
q Dixon. Delivery to be effected rnon q "
rival at U S ports 0Po'' di
Bohemian Club Uanker), e.7ss n w n
assigned Struthers & Barry manapemen,
operation. Withdraw MANAGEMENT onera
.ion struthers e. Dixon Delivery to b.
e"nc'eu upon arrival at ports
Struthcrs G. Barrv management onera3inn
Wthdraw mana cement operation Struther,
q. nl%on. Delivery to be effected unor
arrival at u ports. H''
Lake Elmont 427s D w r, assignnec,
u or .. managing oaretaker cancelled
nssrshed Niyde Company. managing
agent; Withdraw managing agency Nal
iory Steamship Company ''i"
Dannedaike (tanker). COOS D w II. AZ.
signed McAl'stcr Brothers. ,nsnare,,an,
! OPERATION Withdraw Of o, manarine
Lake Agomais. 1925 d W II, chartere(
nare BOAT basis. Baltimore & Carolina s s
caretakcr. - -@'i"s III E
T'ppecanoe (tanker). HAS, d w r. A.
signed Struthcrs & Barry manaren,ent M
GRAFTON. Withdraw mana rement onara+Ia ~
Struthers e Dixon ''e4 A''oi
,, Lake Fillmore, 4095 w r. assirned
clyde Steamship Company, manarine
hgeht; lnrn :. Mithdraw t,,. managing agency Nal.
Lake Govan. 1926 d w #. assIrnea >rrr.
son 5 Line, managing agent Withdraw
- or ., managing caretaker
Lake kyttle. 3.400 y w T. chart.rad
nare boat basis. Munson Line WITH.
oraw managing agency Munson Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Eggs Bought at I2c
Sell for 4Oc, Charge

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. - Eggs
bought from farmers of Michigan
last spring at prices as low at II
cents dozen are being sold by
one of tho "big five" meat packers
to tho public in the same localities
at 10 to so cents dozen, John G.
Clark, wholesale grocer, of Bad Axe,
Mich, testified to-day before the
government commission considering
the advisability of modifying the
consent decree, which, on becom-
ing effective next February, will
prohibit the "big five" meat packers
from handling side line food prod
ucts.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York


HAMBURG. Nov 27--Hansa (GcGr).
IANRE, Dec a~-Paria (Frl
PLYMOUTH. Dec 2-Manchura.
CAPE TOWN, Nov a0--Hllarius (Br).
EAST LONDON, Dec l--Royal Prince
(Brl.
MARSElLtEs. Nov 2s~-Madonna (Fr).
ROTTERDAM. Nov 30Elswlck Park
CRrl; Union city (Br).
SuEz Dec 1--Narroo (Br>. from CAL
cutta.
Departures for New York
ROTTERDAM. Nov 30--Eastern Sea.
ANTWERP. Dec l---Kroonlnpd
CALCUTTA. Dec l---Crnce Dollar (Br).
MARSElLLES. Nov 3O--Fcnchurch tBr).
COLOMBIA. Nov 3O--Lorenzo (Br). froIl
Calcutta
GENOA. Nov 2e--sllcne (F'r).
CALCUTTA Nov 80--Rlver Araxes (Er),
PORT SAID. Nov 2b---Clty OF Mel
bourne (Br), from Calcutta.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 2-Ccntcnnlal
State from London
VALPARAISO, Dec e--Esseuuibo (Br).
RIO DE JANTERO. Dec 2--Sark (Nor).
from Bucnos Ayres.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
500, 100000 Coal IsTerger in
Connellsville Region Reported
Specinl pisnntch tn rha n

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2.-Consolidation
Of thirty independent coal companies in
the Panhandle field and the sale of
1000 acres of operating coal and coke
properties in the Greenburg district of
the Connellsville region were reported
to-day.
Bankers heard that between $50
100000 and s60,oo0,ooo worth of coal
properties would enter into the merger.
which would make the new corporation
they said, the largest coal operating
and distributing agency in the world.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Marine Disaster

BALTIMORE, Dec :---Susquehanna food
halts navigation. Steamers unable to make
landings in high water and heavy currents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2---Schr Repeat
CFs), Grays Harbor for sydney, reported
at Honolulu for provisions. has broken
ruddcr and is leaking: damaged In gallo
Nov 81.
MARSHFIEID. Dec 2--Northland Seat
schr off Cascade Head. May be schr Ecoa,
Honolulu for Coos Bay. last reported in
tow tug Sea Eagle; latter believed lost.
VICTORIA, G, Dec 2-Bktn Simon, Of
Tomie Br). Vancouver for Kobe, dis
abled steering gear three miles off Mean
Bay in heavy storm; salvage str Algerne
gone to assistance.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2--Attcmpts to
pull destroyer De Long off sands Just
south of Halfmoon Bay abandoned to-
day for fear the vessel. found leaking,
would| sink. Officers and crew came
ashore
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
GALLAGHER Goes West as
Agent for Admiral Line
Becomes California Manager;
r. ]. Kehoe Succeeds Him as
General Eastern Agent

Hugh Gallagher, general Eastern
agent for the Admiral Line, leaves to-
day for San Francisco to become Cali
fornis manager for the company. He
IL succeeded in New York by T. j. Ke-
hoe, who has been in charge of the
freight department in this Office for the
last two months.
Mr.. Gallagher is one Of the widely
known Western representatives in New
York, and has been prominently iden-
tilted with various steamship organi-
zations. He has been q member of the
standing committee which has acted
as liaison batween the private owners
and operators and the Shipping Board.
and also has taken part in the activi-
ties Of the American Ship Owners
1Association.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Buyers Arrived
F'nirchild Service

Fnirchild Service
ALBANY
NJ Lurte & Co.. j. Lurie. waists. Philip
pine and silk underwear; Hoffman & Hart.
pay 80 '" ArnxNTic IA CITY
Emporium World Millinery Co.. NJ. Man
dell. millinery: s2l B.way
i NJ. Lurie & Co.; J. Lurie. waists. sill,
Hsrtbiay. su s''Grts Inc: III W. s3d st. '''- N
Shapiro Waist Co; H. Shapiro. cotton
niece goods, fiannels domestics; 1870
BrNGHAMTON, n. Y.
Fowler. Dick & Walker: George v. Fow-
'er' asst dry soonsso;s nosToN : wsss SD st.
Eastern Mfg. Co.; l.. KapIan. general
mdse.: McAlrin.
coats and suits; 433 4th ave.
England Merchandise Purchasing Co..
D. Pearistein, general mdse; Pennsylvania.
William Hengerer Co.: Mrs. q. p.
Wright corsets; lC West 3sth st.
CHICAGO
keystone Garment Co.: H. s. Alderman
John Rissman & Son; John Rissman
McAlpin.
Hillman's; Miss NJ. G. Ewing, waists
sweaters; 253 9Th ave.
CINCINNATI
Leon Marks Co.; Mrs. Dearman. silk
dresses.
DUBUQUE, IOWA
VIM. r. Kolch Co; E. F. Graf, infants
wear and noyeIties; o. Ht1, & 80 B.day, room 1912.
Sam Hitler; Sam Hitler. cloaks, clothing
mems furnishings: Martinique.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Sage-Allen Co. X. K. Atwell. raperfes
" LANCASTER. PA.
Hager Bro; f. G. Masterson. notions.
toilet goods. gloves. 3ewelry holiday goods
NJ. Rosenstein & Son: I. Rosenstein
LINCOLNTON. n. G.
Child,s- Wolfe Drug Co; w. H Chllds.
drugs; Pcnnsylvania.
Los ANGELES
Hamburg & Son; II. H. Edgecomb. men,
hats; A. Hecker. mems clothing: 225 5tf
av., room 525.
Bullock's; Miss s. Lundquist, coats: Mis-.
Anderson. misses ready to wear: 2s5
5th ave.
MEMPHIS
J. Goldsmith & Sons; c. Mayer basement
ready to wear, house dresses and under
NEW LONDON, CONN.
s. Hart; S. Hartrs. furs Breslin.
NEW ORLEANS
Maison Blanche Co.; S. 8. Mann. silks
and dress goods; rs w. 32d st. room 81
Grand.
PHILADELPHIA
j. c. Kahn g. Sons; Louis Kahn. repre-
''''''' . " PItTTrsBUHGH
Bedell Co; Henry II. Blumenthal. furs
Pennsylvs MIA
schein & Lasday: r. H. Lasday, repro
seRting: Breslin.
Joseph Horne Co: II W. Hall, dress
making dept; 225 sth ave.
Salonan Bibro Co.: Miss L. Gailaghan,
waists, sweaters; McAIpin.
ROCHESTER,
Sibiey. Lindsay & Curr; r. NJ Leaves
cotton piece goods, hannels, domestics; %32
4th ave.
STEUBENvILLE. OHIO
The Hub; S. Bayersdorfer. Philippine
underwear; Hoffman G. Hartblay. III w
sgd st.
SYRACUSE. n. Y.
M. Rossman: NJ. Rossman, wooden piece
goods; Alcazar.
WASHINGTON
W. B. Moses q Sons; w. H. Rice. door
coverings; Imperial.
WHEELING, W, VA.
George M. Shook Co.; n. J. Miedel, up
holstery. draperies floor coverings, biank-
cts. beddings, comforts. toys; Imperial.
WINNIPEG, CANADA
j.: Cowley Mfg, Co; J. Cowley. spring
WINSTON-SALEN
Gilmers. Inc; a. II. Hilker, representing.
s. II. Hughes, 1870 Broadway
WORCESTER. MASS
Barnard, Sumner g. Putnam: Charles
Heller. cloaks suits, furs; 404 4th ay.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
New Cotton Exchange Favored

The New York Cotton Exchange is to
have new building. This was decided
by an overwhelming vote of members
yesterday. The present structure,
erected in 1884 and entirely outgrown
owing to increased business, will be
torn down next May and an eighteen
story building put up on it's site, with
an exchange trading room on the seven
teenth floor. 1t is expected that the
new building will be ready for oc-
cupancy by May l, 1923.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Army Orders

From The TYibune's Washington Buyeau
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2--ArrHy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
Reddig Capt. c. NJ, to Camp Meade
O'Donnell, Capt i. w, to Ell Paso
Morris Capt. e. NJ, to Brooklyn.
Infantry
Moreno. Maj. A. to San Juan
Carleton, 1t. Col. w. A, to Camp DIX.
Miscellaneous
Jones, Col. s. G.. cav. to Washington.
Fouts. Capt c. r., Fin Dept, to Governor s
Island,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Shoe Workers. Wages Cut
Arbitration Board Agrees Upon
Immediate Decrease of lO&o

A decrease Of 10 per cent in wages
effective Immediately and reductions
effective next year of not to exceed
per cent were agreed upon by the
arbitration Board which yesterday
made public its decision in the con-
troversy between the American Shoe
Workers Protective Union and the
Shoe Manufacturers Board of Trade
Of Greater New York
While the decision, grants the petit
tion of the manufacturer with regard
to wages, it denies their request for an
extension of working hours from forty
four to fortyeight hours weekly
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Public Debt Increases
Issuance of Treasury Certifi-
Gates Factor in Advance

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-An increase
of about $160,0o0OOO in public debt
during the month of November was an
nounced to-day by the Treasury. At
the end of October the public debt
stood at 23,459, lac, ,496.49, &C compared
with $23,619,0 9,0S5,725.87 on November 30.
The increase during the month, off,
cials explained, was due to the issu-
ance of 1921 100000 worth Of Treasury
certificates on November /, while there
were no certificates maturin,. during
the month
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Western Pac. and C.. & S.
Show Lower Net Earnings
Railroads Continue to Show
Decreases in Gross, but T..
& S. and w. z. Excep-
t;nus i'm TOss II, Net
fiona in I

Colorado & Southern in October had
$2,453, 900 gross, which was n decrease
of $66S,O as compared with October
1920. The saving in operating expenses
was not great enough to entirely Offset
this, and net operating income amount
ed to $6S5,000 or $4,000 less than the
October net in 1920.
WesteTn Aos ter Paecs octebsr erog gr9ss ono was was
net amounted to only $4,000, a de-
crease as compared with October, 1920
Of $147,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Standard Oil in Bolivia

SANTIAGO, Dec. "a charter has
been granted to the Standard Oil Com
pany Of Bolivia to develop and sell pc
troleum products in that country, ac-
cording to a Havas Agency dispatch
received here to-day from La Paz. The
company is capitalized at $5,0O0,o 900, the
dispatch said,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
French Trade Dull

From The Tribume's Washington Bureru
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The ATTEMPT
of the French government to distribute
moro equitably the increased tax
burden made necessary by war expendi-
lures has not succeeded and business is
at present bearing the brunt of taxa
ton, according to Commercial Attache
Huntington, of Paris, in report to the
Department of Commerce made public
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Sailed Yesterday

Campbellton, N h; Alaskan. San FYan-
cisco; Mira flores, Tanano; Jefferson, Nor
folk Hawkeye State. Baltimore: Ottar
Jarl fNor). Bergen; Olympic (Er), Phila-
delphia: River Orontes CBr).' Smyrna
Archer. Yokohama: Wuerttemberg {Ger),
Hamburg; East Cape. Baltimorc Hall
gjerd (Nor). Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Crude Rubber Prices Advance

The price on spot ribbed smoked
sheets advanced to 2o% cents yester-
day in one of the most active crude
rubber sessions Of the year. Trading
again was done largely by dealers, with
but few manufacturers displaying keen
interest in the market The strength
in the local market reflected increased
activity in the London and Singapore
markets and improvement in exchange
rates
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
Hattcras To Key West---Mcdcrate TO fresh
west and northwest winds and fair weather
East (iulf OF Mexico Moderate to freah
south winds and generally fair weather.
West Gulf of Mcxico--Frcsh south and
southwest winds and partly overcast
weather
Caribbean Sea and windward passage---
Moderate weather. and southeast winds,
partly overcast weather and probably local
rains.
North Of Sandy uook--Strong southwest
and west winds and gales. overcast
weather and probably rain.
sandy Hook to Hatteras--Frcsh, possibly
strong, west and northwest winds and
partly overcast weather.
Storm warnings displayed on the Allan
tic coast from Delaware Breakwater north
ward, storm central over Eastern Ontario.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Fire Record


1a:oo-2l7 "; Tooth St; Joseph LOSS
1Io-S53 Broadway; Roosevelt Real
80. estate ............. Trihfnr
o:le-lo7th st and East River:
scow; Clealy Bros. os......,.IJnknown
4;So-41 -. 21st ST. Bray & Bruua " =
e.s-osn ,s. Unknown
Ed Stacknick. .IJn<novr
loIo-pier AZ. North River. s. sA"0" 8. Il
perina: Furness S. s. Co. Unknown
io:6o-4?s d. 66th ST.; Gabel Kiss .Trifiinr
!i:o5-ll95 1st av.; Mary Roberts Trifiins 2
al:So-2o2 4th St; Abraham
P. NJ. ''' '''''''''.'''''o unknown
l;s0--5 Baxster St. unknown. Unknown
l;so--1sc2 West End ave; unknown.
.,o Unknown
s:ao-1s Rutgers pl; L. silverstein. .'' i
srn ,.e Unknown
s;oS--sss West ,7sd st.; chas Erick. hn'0"A Il
49,. Unknown
v.,o a.. ,rf Unknown
ha' 20 ............ Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03

indies. Sailed: San M,chele UtaD. Bar
celonin
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Dec ARRIVED:
VirE'nlan Philadelphia. Sailed. 1st.
Salina Cruz.
ST JOHN. N .. Dec s---Arrlvcd; Rygja
tNor). Liverpool
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mnss. Dec AR
rived and sailed George w Clyde. Baiu-
moro. for Chicago via Montreal: Nova
Queen lnrl. Now YORK. for rarrsboro. N S.