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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Mr.. Harry Dorma7 OF Atlanta spent
Thanksgiving in the city with reiat', es.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

we weld anything mad e
Of METAL Crews Bicycle
Company
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Tanlac is pu ely vegetable and is
made from the most beneficial roots
herbs and barks K, own 70 science. T.
J. Halle & Co. adv.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Mr.. Peter Hager and daughter Mrs.
Dina Sliffe of Dundee. Ohio are the
guests of the formers nephew, Mr..
Frank Hager and family for the whit
er
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Mrs. JACK Petree q South Cac lima
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r v Handley.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

See our battery man before buying
-Vesta Battery Service Station, sol
South Grant ST.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Danish that awful insomnia that
worries you every night Let your
sleep be restful and refreshing. Tan
lac does it. T. J Halle & Co. adv.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Mrs. Lyman Sanderson Osborne,
Mrs Jake Eston Brewer and Miss
Helen Mary Osborn. haze issued in
vitations to a reception on Tuesday
afternoon between the hours of four
and six O'Clock in honor of Mrs. Will
liam Farrand Osborne of Westwood
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Aspinwall left re-
Gently for Atlanta accompanied by
their nephew Mr.. Paul Alexander
Stephens of Savannah
Mrs Ada Lowther of Della was in
the city Friday shopping.
Mrs. H. G. Powell and daughter
Mrs. Modena Rogers are spending a
few days in Atlanta.
Friends of Rev. ] NJ Glenn a for
mer pastor of the Triton Methodist
church, who is attending the confer
cncc, will be pleased to know that he
has just completed most successful
year at Dublin. His church raised
over $4,000 for all purposes, the
Educational fund was ovcr-subscrib-
ed over 100 new members were re-
ceived on profession of faith, and the
church is moving along in fine shape
Triton Gazette.
Rev. Glenn was the first pastor OF
the Central NJ F. Church here, dur
ing the early colony days and has a
number of old friends here who will
1c glad to learn of his PASTORAL sue
| cesses
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

PICKLES-Dill and sour in barrels
at ]. c. Wilson's. Phone 322. If.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Mrs. H. G. Powell and daughter,
Mrs. Modena Rogers are spending a
few days in Atlanta.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

Mrs. Ada Lowther of Della was il
the city Friday shopping.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-28

the weekend with his brother Gibson
Broadhurst.
PICKLES-Di1l and sour in barrels
at !. c. Wilson'S Phone 322. If.
For the common everyday ills OF
mankind there is nothing to equal
Tanlac. T. j. Fiaiie & Co. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew w. Paulk re-
turned home Friday from Albany
where they spent the holiday of
Thanksgiving with friends.
I'VE weld anything made
Of tall Crews Bicycle
Company
Mr.. Harry Dorma7 OF Atlanta spent
Thanksgiving in til" city with reiat'> es,
Mrs JACK Petree q South Cas- lima
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r V. Handley
Tanlac is pu ely vegetable and is
made from the most beneficial roots
herbs and banks K: own 70 science. T.
j. Halle & Co. adv.
hnff hntn h,yxr
-Vesta Battery Service Station, 301
South Grant ST,
II.
We repair Sewing Ma
chimes, Oil Stoves,
n everything. Crews
Bicycle Co.
Miss Daisy .McRae spen; Sunday in
Abbevilla it'll home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McCarty
! have returned from Atlanta where
they spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter Miss Elizabeth.
Mrs. T. L. Wilder has gone to
Birmingham. Ala, on account of the
serious illness of her sister Mrs D. S
Dunlap.
Danish that awful insomnia that
worries you every night Let your
sleep be restful and refreshing. Tan
lac does it. T. Halle & Co. adv.
PICKLES-Di1l and sour in barrels
at ]. c. Wilson's. Phone 322. If.
If We Can Get Tt In
The Shop We Can Fix 1t
Miss Rosalee Patterson returned to
her school in Unadila after spending
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. o. L. Bradshaw is visiting rel
atives in Columbus, Ga.
Fresh Lettuce received today. J. c.
Wilson, phone 322 If
Pre-used Sewing Ma
chimes for SALE Easy
terms Crews Bicycle CO
Miss Genevicvc Spicr returned Sun
day from SandersvilIe where she spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
c. Ct. Rawlins.
Miss Evelyn Brccdlovc of Della,
. was the guest over Sunday OF Mrs.
Grace Day.
Old tableware repIated. Urop me a
card and will CALL w. Harrison, City.
Have your old battery repaired and
save the price of new one. Vesta
Service Station. o. w Fletcher's Ga
rage. II.
Miss Karan Lester OF Wesleyan Col
tana ,uac the IuneL-apd oi1act Of her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18
What HUDSON SERVICE Means!

Our employees are taught that courtesy
and the consideration of the patrons con-
venience are of paramount Importance.
There is a note of distinction in all our
Women's Apparel and regardless of what
the price may be, they always express a re-
fnement Of taste and up-to-the-minute style
The presence Of a garment in our stock is
guarantee of fabric of the highest quality,
honesty of workmanship and artistic de-
signing.
The combined buying power of a whole
chain of HUDSON STORES insures our
patrons of considerable saving on any pur-
chase made here. This price advantage is
one reason for the popularity of HUDSON
STORES.
We endeavor to please every taste and
purse. With this in view, we carry large
and varied stocks In many fabrics and styles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18

penng this store time when have reached their
enabled to stocks at far below that have been
Thus able to offer Washington the best
are prices that substantial savings You will be fully
ed of this after inspection of the and
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Cleared

James McGes. Mason; Tamptco. Robert
l. Hague.
carsoyle. war,s; Alsxandri.: Vacuum
secanada trr,, Vidal; cadis ana Palermo
Polorla (Dan), Albertsen; Cuxhaven
Danz;g and Ltbau; East Asiatio S S Co.
Gunny lNor}, Nalock: Matanzss, Caiba-
rieu and saguai Muneon S Limo.
yolumnia :, tsr, Findlay' Marseiiisss
Puerto Plata; x II Bull & Co. @ anu
Caronia fBr), Disgle; Madeira and G!-
hSsltar; Cunard S Co.
Apache. Chichester: Charleston and
Jecksonviile: clyde S s Co.
Jefferson, Hcrsley: Norfolk; OLD pomin.
ION Transportation Co.
Ossabaw. Robinson; Noble and Tampa;
Mallory s s TO.
Bolton Castls lBr,. Howe: philadelphia;
Barber S S Lines.
steel scientist. Johnson; New Orleans;
sss Mesopotamia .tBr>. Williams; Yokohama
and Kobe; Houlder, Weir q Boyd
Santa Ana Gtetzler; Callao and MoIlendc
s-s Panama Canal; Grace Line.
AeoIus, AicDorman., Rio dc Janeiro and
Montevideo. Munson Iiue.
John Worthirgtan, Abbott; Tampico
Robert L Hague.
Henry Il Mallory. Rarstorv; Galveston
Via Key West. Mallory S 8 Co.
Lake Irebs, Charles; Baltimore. Hal
Hchaw S s Co.
II, New Haven, Johnson; NsY Bedford: New
England S $ Co.
City Of Savannah, Borum; Savannah
Ocean S S Go.
Cape Romain. F'rederioke; Los Angelo,
and San Francisco VIA Baltimore: Atlantic
Quiz g. Pacific s Co.
Ohioap, Swlcker; Boston; United Amer.
tcan Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

Distsuce IS given in mites. Reports are
dated az noon unle2S other ige specified
Agwilake $40 $ Halifax Dec g.
AgUiworld 200 ENE Overfalla Deo g.
Alaskan 1882 from Colon Dec s.
America b1t from Plymouth Dec g.
Se5semer City $50 II Ambrose pco 6.
Centennial State 1900 from Ambrose Dec s.
Coliamer S52 II Ambrose Dec g.
Conehatta 632 10 Cape Henry Dec g.
Consort 1864 e Ambrose Dec 5.
nilwSn 46 ME- Cape Sonani Dco g.
Eastera King go ~ Ambrose Dec g.
Gdansk 400 E Ambrose Dec g.
'H91, "ton -" ~ f..t a2 -, lon IS SO Dec G.,
Negira 16S ENE Abaco Dec s.
Herman Frasch 115 r Ambrose Dec s.
Java Arrow 275 E Ambrose Dec 8.
Leytsa BIZ Nantucket IV Dec G.
Micntgan due quarantine 8 AM Doc 7.
Montauk 1000 70 Ambrose Dec &.
New Britain 1853 H Ambrose Dec q.
Nora 13I HatteraS Dec 6.
Ossa lat "a as Ion 80 90 Dec s.
Potomac 1870 w Bishops Rock II AN
RoussiiIon duo Quarantine AM neo 7.
Storm King 1920 f Ambrose Dec 8.
Sun Beam 700 II Ambrose Dec 8.
sutherland $50 n Cape Henry Doc g.
Swifteagle 90 s WinterQuarter Dec s.
Swiftscout so NE Cape May Dec G.
West Caddoa $50 Fl Ambrose S PM peo 8.
West Celina lat IS 80 Ion 40 90 Dec D.
West Hardaway lat 80 IL Ion 81 5S Dec S.
West Inskip 920 i by s Ambrose Dec 8.
West Lake 800 s Halifax Dec 6.
Wheeling Mold $50 Fl Arnbrose Dec S.
Wulpolo 401 AIabrose Dec g..
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Dec s--Arrived Rasi.
(Nor). Shields; Jean, Galveston: sinsi,
nawa. Now York; Deutschfeld (Ger), Ham
burg via Boston; schrs Atlantic Coast. Port
Tampa; Helen Barnet GrIng. Port Tampa
Charles u Stanford, Georgetowu; Truro
Queen GRID, New York Sailed: Aztec
tNor). Tampico; Times tNor). Norfolk
Newton. Boston; Bella, Port Maria; schl
Dorothy =. Brinkmai, Nassau
BOSTON, Dec C--Arriyed and sailed
Cretic {Br). New York for Naples anc
Genoa. Arrived: valdura tEr, Cardiff
Nenusia t5rl. London via Newcas stle: Az.
lington. Lambert's Point; Walter u Noyes
Newport News; Meteor, Norfolk Nlclros.
Baltimore; Agwlworid. Philadelphia Qat-
ter sth) Sailed: city. Of Columbus. s4.
vannah. Gloucester. Norfolk and Balti
more.
Mohawk. Jacksonville (and proceeded tc
New York;. Sailed: West Totant, Liver.
pool, Manchester and Dublin; Cocoran
Miami.
sAyANHAH Dec e---Arrived. City o!
Atlanta. New York; Howsrd. Philadelphia
tand sailed for Jacksonyilial. Sailed,
pacre Castle tBr>, Yokohama ana Hong
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

carrI,io. Belize Noy Il. Porto Bag
and mdse; Pier 10. II.
esEreter City (Br>, Bristol Nov s. Fcwei ,s
Portland. Me, Dec 5: TO Chas Hill 6 Son.
with nadse: Pier -. n R.
S'tlyn. { ayn@ Max 90 VIZ" muse '' o.
Colombo .uU, Naples Nov. 50; . ths
Italia America Line. with 6s orst. tos sec,
ndSc; Pier 81. r.
Arapahoe. Charleston And Jscksonvtle:
10 tho Clyde Co. with pass and nadse;
Pier 81. f.
S Co, with udse: Pier IS. N r.
Olympic tBr). southsmptan and Gher-
bourg Nov so; 70 the White Star Line,
With $40 first. SIS second cabin. S27 third
class pass. mails and nldse: Pier 5s. n r.
.sCantigny. Antwerp Nov 81; to tho Y s
army Transport Service. with ei first
last; anchored off Quarautine will dools
Pirr 2 Army Base. E'klyn. $50 to-
day.
schoharic Hamburg Nov 90; 70 the Kerr
S Co: with siadse 5,th st. R'l1lyn.
Britannia Or Aiarselles Nov 10, Val
sncia Noy 81. Alnneria Nov 25; to James
class pass, mails and sndse; s1st st Bkiyn.
Elpenor (Br). Hamburg Nov 81: to
Uooth & CO: in ballast; Pier 3, Bush
una, 81 AIMS Say and Port Antonio
&cy 2s. Mort Morant Nov So TO tho Di
Gtorgio S $ Co; WITH rldse; Pier Z. 3 r..
Sommeisdyk (Dt}. Macassar Sept 12
ssmerang Sept rs, Batavia Oct !. Saigon
Oct IL. Colombo Oct II, Port Said Nov 8,
oenoa Nov ~ Mavseilles Nov II. Algiers
Eov 10; to Funch, Edye & Co; with rndse:
Pier I. American Docks I.
Sveip Jarl tNor). Hesingcors Oct 2s
Notka Nov 2 NorrlSoping Nov y. INNING
has lna.e SeT esr ls. / ig ixn o Stray Coz with
Lake strymon. Tampa: to the Mallory
8 Co: with lndse: Pier SIS. n r.
I'll Oriente. Galveston: to tho Southern
-'aciic Co; with rndse Pier ~. r.
City OF Savannah, Savannah Dec 8: to
tae Ocean S Co; with pass and ,ndse
Pier So y r.
Rotterdam (Dt), Rotterdam Nov 9s, ply
aoueh 2s; TO Holland America Line with
Pass mails and mdse: 5th st. Hobokeu
julia Luckenbach. Seattle: to Lucl<en-
bsch CO with mdse; a5th st. Blziyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Ship ALLEGATIONS

From Tiss Trsbunss Washington BuYeov
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--The E.ner-
gency Fleet Corporation to-day an
nounced the following changes in as
signments:
Detroit Wayne, 4.1S5 u W T. chartered
bare boat basis Halschaw Steamship Line
Inc. Withdraw D OF O, manag ging care
talSer.
Indiana Harbcr, 5,155 D W ~, assigned
Baltimore Steamship Company, managing
agent. Withdraw u OF o. managing care
taker.
t.espar 1873 u " r., assigned Insorna-
ticAal Shipping Company. managing agent
Withdraw p OF ., managing caretaker.
Olen. 7.641 u w II, assigned Cosmopoli-
ts, Shipping Company. managing agent
Withdraw D OF o, managing caretelter
yusuenot tNanker). ,aS7 d w r. as
sisissed McAllister Brothers, management
oferation. Withdraw d OF Q. manag ing
c=ret taker.
Nenowls 7.s4o w r. assigned Munson
Steamship Line, managing agent. With
draw T. of 0. managing carctaker.
Watertown Uanker), 9.29S d w T, az
slgnsd Columbus Shipping Company, man
asenent operation Withdraw u Of O.
managing caretaker.
Hoven ttanker). lc.8s7 W r, assigned
Walker DAILY. management operation
Withdraw D OF Q. managing caretaker.
Qnapbin (sanksrl, 9,s63 u w r. essig ed
". Walker d DAILY. management operation.
Withdraw d Of .. managing caretaker.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Ship Concerns Pay
Millions i'm Pier
Graft, Says Brown
Small Return to City in
Actual Rentals Is Alleged
by Counsel at Meyer
Committee Investigation

Millions are paid annually In the
form OF graft by steamship companies
FOR tho use Of thc clty's piers, ac-
cording to former Senator Elon r.
Brown, counsel to tho Meyer commit
tee.
This charge was madc yesterday
during a further inquiry into the leaa-
ing of piers. Mr.. Brown said that
while tho stesmship companies paid to
the city but little more than 3ta per
cent of the assessed valuation OF piers
in rontalu, tho companies actually paid,
when other sourccs wcre taken into
sesscd valuation, or about twica ss
much as was given to the city.
The accustatlon was made after
Francis c. Rippon, an cpert employed
by tho committee, had testified that
tho city's return in 1920 on piers on
the North River, from tho Battery to
Fifty-ninth Street, was $3,072,99A, or
9.6S per cent Of tho assessed valuation.
On tho basis of Mr.. Browns ratio
graft in cxcess OF S6,00o000 annually
is paid on these piers eionc.
MIR. Brown also brought out that IL
these piers wero privately owned the
city would receive $40 per cent OF the
assessed valuation in taxes, which
t~S'CS oNS SAly VIVA bub LAO per CSuI
return on it's Investment, less than the
cost Of pier administration by the city.
When it mad Deen testified that the
city's return was 9.6s. and before it
was shown that this really amounted to
l.2S, when taxes were considered, SEN
ator Bernard Downing, q Democrat, in
Qu;red:
Senator Brown, do you regard that
as n reprehensible showirg?"
~ do" renlied Mr. Brown.
| Don't you recall tho testimony OF
the Dock Commissioner regarding the
policy Of the department in this par
t;cular!"
"l do, and I rocali the untold millions
/ that were paid to other people that did
not go into the Dock Department.
Will show you at least $4,000, 600
wasted" s-l,X#
"It is not n commercial transaction
at all" protested Senator Downing.
"You will see,' said Mr.. Brown.
while tho city got 1853 the steamships
III one way OF anther paid 10. L have
showed that in the last instance
brought out by the committee, where
the lessee Of the dock paid as much in
I blood mo1ey az the rental for per-
nit"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Rotterdam SpLrts to Dock

The holland liner Rotor
dam, which vas expected to dock this
morning. was pushed under forced
drauglt after passing Nantucket Light
ship and came into Quarantine q few
minutes before ) p. NJ. This gave her
tho right to be examined by the Health
Officer and enabled her to land hex
passengers last night m Hoboken.
Among the saloon passengers was
Bahman Pestonji Wadia, an Indian
editor, who comes to lecture in this
country. He said the stories Of mas
sacres in India wcre exaggerated and
that Gandhi, the non-miNtant sgitator,
was loaiug his power over the people.
India, he said, wanted independence,
but would be content with the sort
which has just been accorded ireland
The Rotterdam carried 767 passen-
gers, including the Prince and Princess
Poniatopsky.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

believed to bc The execution Of tho
signed last year, when both British
colonies undertook to estahlish dts.
criminatory duties. Tho British Board
OF Trade recently iaaucd an order en-
cmpting British and Canadian vessels
from tho payment OF tonnage and light
dues at Jamaica.
Shipping men yesterday said thnt Tho
new development is significant as
gradually becoming committed to n
policy Of discrimination against for
cign exports and ships. despite pro-
tests filcd with the United States on
similar proposals here, especially Scc-
tion 81 Of tho Jones act.
"The Shipping and Exporting Il 9 cgister''
OF Canada says that the West Indies
agreement is "boon to the Canadian
four trade" and points out that before
the treaty went into effect the United
States shipped twice as much -four RE
Canada to tho British West Indies,
while in recent months Canada has
supplied thrce-uuarters of the total.
In 1920 Tho United States sent 78,5O0
barrels TO tho West Indies, against
10000 in 1921.
Under the treaty Of 1878 between
the United States and Great Britain,
this country is prevented from adopt
ing discriminatory duties or tonnage
dues of any kind, while the British
are bound only to abide by thi. policy
with regard to shipments into the
United Kingdom.
The Canada West indies trade agree
mcnt OF 1920 provided that these colonies
would adopt reciprocal preferences for
exports and provided for subsidized
ship line.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

LAS PALMAs. Dco 4--West Caruth
PORT NATAL, Dec 5-Royal Prince
tBr).
NAPLES. Nov ac-Yelveder. utAN
Milazzo QtaN; c7th. King Alexander tEr).
PlRAEUS, Nov 25---Jacona.
SMYRNA. Nov 25~-Seuucya (Br).
CoLoMBO, Dec City OF Shanghai
lISBON. Dsc t---RonnA (rr).
Ernst.
BARCEroNA Nov ao---steel Engineer.
GENOA Dec 1~-Nittorio Vcnato (1taI).
N1GO, Dec 5--Gui Djemal (Tucl). Via
New Bedford
AlGoA BAY, pco s-YInayius (pr>.
MANILA: Dec ARRIVED: William
Penn. VIA Sava annail.
MALTA, Dec 2---Castellano (Br)
EAMBURc, Dec Vulcan City (Br)
sth. Manchuris.
smt.NHHA1, Dec t-Melv.lls Dollar (Br)
via Savannah ard San Franc!scs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec G---vesssl. nam.
unknown. passed Point Conception. between
this port and san Pedro, blowing whistle
and flashing light. eains slowly. Dis
tress signals picked UP b. battesllIp Ns~
Mexico and sEn shore Eadio broadcast for
Assistance.
MARsHFTELp. Dec 5--Ecols, Honolulu
October "a for Coos Bay, towcd into Coos
Francisco for Coos Bay Master oi mcois
reported tug Sea Eagle, towing Ecols.
foundercd morning of November 80. 40
opportunity to save eleven members of
crew Eco,a cut hawser and made for off
shore.
SAX DIEGO. poc s--FlshIng schooner
Rosa burned ana ,sanA December OF In
Joia crew saved.
ASTORIA. Dec s-~Motorshjp Nslltai-l
Donovan, C;rays TIarhor for San Pedro,
previously reported hcre in leaking condi-
tton, had grounded in passing out Of Graz
Herbor. Will be surveyed.
VANCOUVER. Dec 6-Princess Mary'
Ketchikan account heavy weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Foreign Vessels Gain
In Spanish, Commerce

Exports snd imports at Spanish
ports have failed to regain their pre-
war level, according to reports in tho
Spanish press. During 1913 1900
with 14,9O0,O0O tons. In 1920, total
entrances numbered 10000 with 3,T00,-
GOO tons, and clenrances were $4,000
with S.700.000 tons.
Before the war foreign ship. car
ried about SO per cent OF the incoming
cargo, whils during the war the per-
centagc fell as low as II per cent. In
the last year foreign vessels have
carried 81 per cent, thus regaining
thetr pre-war status. Similarly, for
cign vessels carried so per cent Of the
exports in 1913 and So per cent in
1920.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Bessie Dollar San Francisco. Nov II.
Dollar S Lines

beSsle Dcllkr. san FrAncRco. NOV IL
Dollar Lines
Due Sunday
Krconland. Antwerp, Dec /. Red Star Line
Earics Liverpool. Dec g.. White Star Line
Panama r p Line
Northwestern Miller London. Nov. 10.
Robin GoodseMow, Everett Nov II.
Intercoastal Sea Carriers
C!ua, Port Lfnon. Dec 4--Cn.ted Fruit Co
Due Monday
Paris, HavYe, Deu 5........... French Limo
Santa Lui:s, Cristobai, Dso g." f Grace
can0F''' Aa'~;gHi 1sn 1sfy ! Transport s.rvsc.
Mopts--rst cadis. Nov So
Spanish Royal Mail y.ins
BarbaG!kn. liverpool, Nov 50.
international Mercantile Marine
Crotton HAIL Monseyideo, Nov 1s.
Boswell. Rio ds JAnsiro, Nov 81.
Lanport <, Holt Line
CITY OF Hankow, Newport ny So ~.
Caracas, Curacao, Dec 3......Rod d line
Ponce San Juan, Dec Z.
\ <. & Cuba Mali s 8 Co
IurneBs, Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
AlSsris glasgow. Dec a...Cunard- Anchor !.
Eury ymaohus, Port Said, Nov 80
yunch, Edye & Co
Panama. San Pedro, Nov s5..Unit Ain Lines
Due Wednesday, Dee IL
Stockholm. Gothenburs Dec ..
Swedish Ar. orlean Line
Eankdaie. Malaga, Nov &c.
James " Blweu &, Co
Huron. Santos. Nov as ...... .Muuson I.lno
Vauban, Buencs Ayres, Nov 36
Lamport & Holt Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

kong: % y. war.nc. Baton Rouge; Gulf
,.iS ,SxcKsosNSiLLn. vl., POO :,-Ary,v.,s: a. s,, !:
u 9 # M N,e. Doc s--AEriy.a. sohr
Port f.ohos: FLORENCE Luckenbach. Los An
eesss; J',,9,, psnyiie !, s,rns, Nv orlsans
s,ardenas; Atlantic iBrS. Gulfpcrt; nrlcs-
''SsH Nonrolk S1, susns' vs 1Srs' Sss osa.ea. ..h
Nordstiernen tDan>, Progrcno; Kotonsis
tDan>, New York; eth. CITY Of Edinbursh h
sts psr ssTs oSOs row.r New oa,a nT
iquiaue sailed. 9Th. Hrandon. Now Ding
,and; lmm, Lssnngton sie {Br1, Iayerpqol; Ihnbaa
darn and nemburs; 9Th, istria ut,. New
York; Fred II KoiioSg. 1amplao; Atlsnt!o
Spss oulfSGrt JIonsney. E.w Ens1sna; a.a,a
lrar East Via Now orioans; Rur tNor)''
Fort DO France; Transportation, Nav Eng
| pHlLApELPHfA, Den s--ArYtvsd: San
psss,.n Tes. Santa Marital caTs ohaTlss:Sp
Antilla; Lake Ytarcstl. Riserta etc Sailed
| pirlsic. Fort Arthur; Kofupu MNru tJap).
hann Msna ShsFss sp gSFss Aano TSas1 G @
Sabine Thonaa r Beacl. Paoifio coast
port, via Baltimore; Comsrto (Br). Now
| Si'h' ltSe VIZ, .Nhplcs VIA ANtW iVth
sunoco (pelg>, Antwerp ard 1.ondon; bark
Belmont. Ingrameport. N s.
PORT E4ADs, La, Dec s---Arrived: Bay
ano. Port Mexico Rowden (Ncr), Kings
ton; Euclid lBr}. Rio 60 Janeire; MsIn-
London; Leerdsm (Duti, fottordam: sar,
amacca, Fort Barries; sosua tNor>, FORT
Berrios. Sailed: California (Dan). London
Cadis (Sp>, Barcelona Tegucis aipa Nson>,
Ceiba; Tisneren (swed). Shanghai; Yu-
PORTLAND, Me, peo s---Arrived: Me.
| santic tBr), Liverpeoi; Rylayi. Norfolk
! Sailed: Norfolk. Norfolk: Seth w Smith
from ST John. N Il. New York.
PORTLAND Ore, Dee 6---Arrived: Cor
dova Eiio Sailed: Sinaloa, west coast oi
South America.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec t---Arrivsd: Wal
marino (Br). Vancouver for sydney; Maui
Honolulu: Taketoyo Maru Jap), New
/ York for Yokohama: hollywood. Astoria
! for Sydney. Sailed, 9Th: I<atrins Luche;,.
bach, Portland, Ore; George Washington
| lNor), Christiania; 9Th: Sonoma. Sydney
! West ChopaNa, Yokohama via San Pedro
TAMPA. ;Sla, Doc s----Arrived: Truxilo
| Now Orleans. Sailed: Altamahs, Mobile
t Garibaldi. Philadcphia.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Denarture, for New York

GENOA, Nov so-~-Adige (ItaD.
D-ANIlG, Nov 50---Iituania OoRn)
EAMRuRG, Dec Mount Carroll, 81,
siNGApoRE, Dec a--sagsdahoo.
I3UEINA. Dec 3--Typhoon (Br).
BQMHAY, Dec 5--Dungeness (Br), from
Calcutta.
NAvRE, Dec s--1a Bourdonnais tFr).
BARCELONA, Nov 1s-yaye Maru
(Jap).
LISBON, Deo a--Citt& al Mess!na ItaN
FALMOUTH, Dec 5--W estward Ho.
RIO DE JANE1RO. Dec U9pernina
(Bn).
CNTsTOgAr. Dec s--Gen y II Hodges;
Morrsstown. from Seatt!s; Santa I,u!xs,
from Ealparaiso.
from Manila
SINGAPORE. Dec 4--Tydeus tBr) from
Hong Kong.