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Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-18
NEW MEXICO WEEKLY INDUS
TRIAL REVIEW.

Clovis-Creamery and cold storage
plant to be built here.
Logan $4,000 bond issue voted to
build new school.
Siler City-A IL foot vein of rich sil
yer ore opened in Volcano mine.
Roswell-A $4,000 bridge to be
built across the Pecos River OF Hager
man.
S nta Fe-Valuation of mining prop
erty in 1920 totals $16,s10,O51.
Magdalena Black Hawk Petroleum
Company drilling test we'll at Datil.
Santa Fe-Mount de Lion Mining Co
mpany to build 80 stamp mill.
Albuquerque -Owenwood Distribut-
ing Company to build $4,000 plant
here.
Elbert Fl. Gray, Steel magnate, says
people are not buying enough, but
are waiting for lower prices. With
incomes of laborers, formers and bu-
siness men being cut TO the bone,
taxes are going still higher. There
can be no full business resumption
without lowering OF taxes.
ADVANCE GUARDS OF INDUS
TRY.
"Wildcatting' is phrase which is
much abused.
1t is phrase which has developed
ssith the oil industry. The individual
or company that seeks oil in new
places is referred to as a "wildcatter,
and in referring to wildcatting the
practice has become too common Of
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-18

Anna L. Siglhofer, doing business un
der the firm name and style of Ca
vote Springs Mineral Water Co., with
its principal place business at Albu-
querque, Belnalillo County, New
Mexico,
Plaintiff,
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-18

Inc meeting was called to order at
10 A. NJ. thee beng present Hon. Da-
MEL Lucere, chairman of the board,
Hon. Narciso Frances, Hon. Selso Lo
bato, Hon. Aniceto Gurule chief de-
putty, and A. A. Gutierrez clerk of
the board.
The minutes of the previous Getting
.weee read and approved by the bo-
ard.
The board Of county commissioners
OF Valencia County, in conformity
with the provisions of section s of Sc
nate bill No. 127 Gas amended) pas
sed by the last legislature, for county
road purposes, after due consideration
adopted the following plan and road
budget, for the remainder Of the pre-
sent fiscal year.
Apportionment of road funds as re
gulated by the board of county COM
missioners.
Road No. 1.
Precinct No. |, Los Lunas, to be ex-
pended on local roads, S273.60
Road No. 2.
Preconct No. 2, Belen south, East of
R. R. right of way, including precinct
No. 3, starting from plaza bieja, by
house of Feliciano Trujillo, and Rim
con towards Jarales. Total to be ex-
pended on this road, $295.1O
Road No. 3
Precinct No. 2, Belen South, West
of R. R. right of way towards Pueblo
tos and ell Bosque. by house Of Fell
pc. Castillo to Jarales, Prccint No. 80
and %, total to be expended on this
road, $407. so
Road No. 4
Precinct No. s. Cubero, to be expen-
ded on local roads s322.sO
Road No. 5.
District No. s, and Seboyeta Marqu-
cz road. District No. z, and Scboyeta
MARQUEE road, total to be expended
on this road $2s6.O0
Road No. 6
| District No. 8, San Rafael, Grants
and San Mateo road, total to be ex.
pended on this road $727.4l
Road No. z
District No. Q, Los Lentes, to county
line on north Total to be ex.
pended on this road $479. IL
7 Road No. 8
District No. 10i Peralta, total to bs
expended ON this roads $83.2(
Road No 9
District No. II, vaencia, total to b
expended on this road $54.4t
Road No. 90
Los Lunas, East to gravel pit, thi.
money to be expended between vigi
and Lujan store and Gravel pit
$sOO.0'
Road No. 10
This road comprises El Cerro, Tom,
and Adelino, boundaries being Oh
the north, the Los Lunas bridge, an,
on the south the Belen bridge, tota
to be expended $592.S,
Road No. II
'istrict No. 1a, teta 10 be
on this road $s12.O'
Road No rs
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-18
NOTICE

pvr,- NOTICE
: cn. n,iIION FOR FINAL DIS
usaKeE ~ AZ. AS ADMINISTRATOR
- fhE PROBATE COURT or VA
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-18

The meeting was called to order at
10 A. NJ. thee beng present Hon. Da-
MEL Lucero, chairman of the board,
Hon. Narciso Frances, Hon. Selso Lo
bato, Hon. Aniceto Gurule chief de-
putty. and A. A. Gutierrez clerk of
the board.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-06-18

The minutes of the previous Getting
.weee read and approved by the bo-
ard.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

At right--Wille e m
Mengelberg, ia m 0 us
cot II d II C tor, photo
graphed aboard t h e
Ryndam on his arrival
in America, to conduct
the National Symphony
Orchestra.
Photo, international.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

W/~Z~N Smith of New York. retiring
X l.. Miller him
N>TCtV in office w Ward Smith Gov Milers in the
Photo. Internal til
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

bove-Inaug,iration
Of Judge Nathan L.
Miller as Governor OF
New York. Photograph
shows Judge Miller, for
mer Gov. Smith and the
Governors staff review
ing the inaugural pa
rade in Albany.
Copyright, Paul Thompson. !.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-05
Columbia Heights.

ACROSS FROM NEW SACREb dEARr
Church-s14. 900; 3-story brick: IL rooms:
tiled baths: steam heat; gas; electricity;
hardwood floors: garage. ID. Z. BARRY
1877 st Main 1901.
HtEVARD Mr. I'm 10 rns- q D.,
VII. sI'c.. $1,000. VIM < HAR-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-05

COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-ss,oOo.
Convenient to 1fth Of. and 9th ct. eas
lines; q 21-foot house Of rooms: h.-v.h.;
slec. IiEhtsi deep lot to paved alley; roonr
for garage. The house Is In eyrellent cos
Alton VIII trsde or sell easy terms
WIN 8. PHILLIPS.
I4oo Nsv York ave- Main %.
LAMoNr ST. NR. iirB n. a. n. 10
rooms snd bath; steam heat. semi-detscA
"a Price 80. COO. II. l. RUsr. Oh 18th se.
NEW HAMP. AVE 4 NEwION-s irg.
rms. anil. ss.1o.
w. D. Kraft q Co 1855 n. z. ave. \. 50.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-05

Beautiful bungalow on q lot 75xizs; bath;
h.-w.h: cleo. lights; paved aItey b rear;
room for garage; froat and rear porches;
houss IL In excellent condition; vety
IN. term. WI. 8. PHiLIfPs % ,toe sri 4.
Z. ave. Mab ~ 81
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WILL CALL IN NJ rNLETTERED AUTO.
mohi" uty or suburban. snd ray ynl
highest PES for ladies. gentlemen = rl-ii.
dren's discarded clothing will cal D.
RICE. 1892 9Th st nv \ 1913 80
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-05

IN THE PRETTIEsT LOCATION OF raN
rooms and bath: k.w.h.; cleo, lights; front
asd rear porches; large lot 40xI25; saraee
space Most attractive home In this sectios
which can be purchased on easy moathiy
payments Price. H,I60. WILLIAM 4
PHILLIPS. 1909 ". =. ave. Msin ss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-24
JAP EXCEPTIONS
CHIEF HITCH IN
NAVAL PROGRAM
Haggling Spirit Must Be Met
and Overcome by Experts
in Closed Sessions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-If Japan is
permitted to keep the Mutzu,- her new
$1,000 ton battIeship, the United States is
entitled to the Colorado, now nearing
completion at Camden, n. J., and the
British will be authorized to build new
ship of a type equal to or greater than
the famous "hush ship" Hood
That is the judgment Of American naval
officers who have studied the details OF
the capital ship phase of the Hughes
proposal for the limitation Of naval
ornaments, and have been apprised of the
arguments OF the japanese in favor OF
increasing Japan's ratio of capital tonn-
age.
The American position, stated positive
" by Secretary Hughes on the opening
day Of the conference and setting forth
the future strength Of the navies OF Great
Britain, the United States and japan on
n basis 5-5-3 as to capital ships, is not
likely to be altered in principle. If in
roads are made on the details of the pro-
gram through the desire Of Japan to keep
certain ships now built or building. the
capital ships allowed the United States
and Great Britain probably would be in
creased to an amount which will pre-
serve the 5-5-3 ratio, as nearly as pos
siUie.
The battleships and battle cruisers ac-
tually left alOat after the program is
made effective is to be the important con-
siderat ton 1t was learned today from an
authoritative source. What is strapped
is regarded MS immateriaL The exact
ratio of capital ships that may have OBJ
tained in the naval establishments Of the
three nations, with the present building
programs included, also is regarded as
material.
Japanese reluctance to scrap the Nut
zu and Japanese insistence that her navy,
built. building and projected, bids fair
to stand in 10 to ratio to the navies Of
Great Britain and the United States, are
the elements standing in the way OF
speedy agreement on the naval limita-
lions proposal
Despite the official word, progress is
being made, the discussion Of the Hughes
proposal now in the hands Of the naval
committee, has become a controversy Of
naval experts, sufficiently recovered from
the first shock Of the Hughes announce
ment to show by q convincing array OF
figures how more and larger warships
may be retained.
There is indication OF virtual agreeme 1t
on the capital ship program between the
experts of the United States and Great
Britain. As ruefully as American naval
officers regard the program which calls
for the scrapping of nine great battle
ships and six battle cruisers now build |
ing, they realize the force Of the Hughes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-24

proposal and the moral advantage which
accrues to the American side of the argu-
ment because the United States is taking
the greatest actual loss. The British
patiently do not wish to build more big
ships. The program suits them from the
ground up because It leaves their capital
ships intact and permits them to abandon
a building program which had not
reached beyond the paper stage.
The hitch, II the present difference
of opinion can be called a hitch, comes
from the japanese, who are clearly ma
neuvering to keep the Mutsu and what
they conceive to be the slight advantage
over the proposed 5-5-3. which they might
have had il the present building pro-
grams Of the three great naval nations
were completed.
As indicated by a high naval author
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-24

ity, another phase of the expert discus
sion, serving perhaps TO becloud the is
sue, is the different method by which
officers of the three nations estimate ma
val strength. 1t is more than n matter
of mathematics. he said, intimating that
the problem presented was not simply
the naming of ships and the adding up
of tonnage and guns.-Copyright 1921,
by Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-24
FIND GUILTY OF SMUGGLING.

FIND GUILTY OF SMUGGLING.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 24.-Captain
E. Wentzel Engineer Johnson and Sec
ond Mate Kerzinski of the schooner
Violet were late last night found guilty
In the United State Court Of smuggling
Chinese into this country from Cuba
Judge Sheppard deferred sentence
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-24
We Must Keep Faith
With Those Who Died!

For they kept faith with us! And
now they are but memory. We
have left from them nothing but
the priceless heritage of their patri-
otism, deathless even in death, of
their devotion and their sacrifice.
1t is for us to build monument to
their memory-a shrine of patriot
ism for all mankind for all the ages.
AS they kept faith with us, we must
keep faith with them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-24
Mass Meeting Friday Night

Friday night Tomnson Hall will be the scene of great
mass meeting of citizens. Come! Thousands will show
their determination keep faith with their State and
City and with heroic dead. Every citizen who has
the best interests of Indianapolis heart will be there
VIII you come?
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Arrived Yesterday

W II Tilford. Antwerp Dec :; to Robert
l. Hague in ballast.
Hioernia tswed). Caslda Dec 10. Man
.snillo 10; to Moore G Mccormick with
sugar: 18th st. Il r.
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda Dec %: to
Furness Bermuda Line with 20 pass. mails
and mdse: Pier s5 N r.
Iyphoon tBr), Huelva Dec .; to A d
Ledoux with iron ore and copper; Elevator
Slip. Erie Basin. Bklyn.
Masslck. stockholm Nov 0. Reval II,
Nibors IS. Gothenburg %. Philadelphia
Dec %; TO Seager s Line with mdse
Fer 4. Army Base, Bklyn.
America. Bremen Dec Is. Southampton
Lines with 2l7 first. 2S7 second. 420 third
class pass mails and mdse: Pier B. uo-
boiten.
Algiers. Philadelphia Dec 2s; to Southern
S 5 Co With h, mdse' Fer a. r.
TO the Columbus Marine Corporation; in
ballast; off Tompkiusviue
Monterey, Tanpico Dec IA. Vera Cruz
Is. Progreso T.. Havana 90: to the Y &.
Cuba Mail Co; with 80 pass, mails and
Lingedijk (Dutch). Rosario, Nov 26,
with mdse; off Liberty.
Occur d'Alene, Constantinoplc Nov 2l
Bizerta Dec |; TO A II Bull & Co; with
mdse; Pier 81 Bklyn.
3, Esmeraldas TO- Cristobal 49, to san
derson & Sons with IL pass. mails and
indse; Pier AZ. N r.
William Isom, st Michaels, Dec TO- te
Nordhvalen tDan>. Philadelphia. Dec
g; to Bowring & Co. with mdse; off
Vacuum Oh Co. In in ballast; ii:.s Bayonne j. j.
e IeaClC. Texas
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

l. Kent 1S Sc Cape Henry Dec "a,
Achilles 615 Cape Henry Dec 2S.
-foundria l,65l e BY Cape Henry Dec 2S.
American Press 115 e Cape Henry a.
Arapahoe 276 s. scotland In Dec "a
Beatrice 30 N Hatteras Dec "a
Bramel Point 81 e Delaware Breakwater
Dec "a
Rylayl NE Cape Charles Dec "a
Cananova 490 Ambrose Dec -.
Carlnania 632 L Ambrose Dec "a
Cerro -Azul 40 n Jupiter Dec "a
Chester Sun S5 L sand Key Dec "a
chester Valley 567 e Delaware Breakwa-
Coahoma County due Mobile Jan 8
Comus l25 S Jupiter Dec 2S
Porchester - =, 10 Barnegat Dec "a.
Eastern Plant 1.54e E Ambrose Pee 2s
H@s'Srn sea 800 h Ambrose Dec 23 (in tow
S s Storm Kin).
Eastern sun 3ss e Ambrose Dec %.
Ecuador l75 from Baltimore Dec "a
Ei Lago So NE Jupiter Dec "a
Elmac 100 SSE Ambrose Dec a.
Erea9n Eusene r. r Thayer ~ S Alligator Dec 2s.
Geo G Henry 81 Jupiter Dec a.
Geo w Barnes 1ss W Sand Key Dec "a.
Glenridge Sc Miami Dec 2s.
Gulfcoast pd Block Island Dec a.
Gnlfmad 172 Overfalls Dec "a
Gulfqueen 35 E Sand Key Dec "a
Gulf Of Mexico 30 S Ambrose bee "a.
Hadnot pd Sand Key Dec %
Herbert G Wyle 10 Jupiter Dec a.
herman Frasch 235 SW Nantucket Dec "a.
Hoven le1 $ Scotland LV Dec "a
HoNie 500 e Cape Race Dec 23
Huron 23S Sc Ambrose Dec %
} E O'Meil II Tortugas Dec "a.
Lake Elon 40 Hatteras Dec %
Lake Fackler liz Sandy Hook Dec "a
l-eVisc 1853 Scotland LV Dec 23
Lighrbu 155 S Hatteras Dec "a
Manatee due Norfolk Dec 81
Mcrrimach 80 False Cape Buoy Dec "a
Meton S Jupiter Dec 23
Millnocket 40 Hatteras Dec "a
Mount Evans lat 40 90 lon IS 40 Dec %
Munplace 524 Ambrose Dec ga
Nora 10 e Sand Key Dec "a
Osakis $50 ESE Nantucket Dec o3
Princess 81 Fenwick Dec "a
st. Mihiel $50 Ambrose Dec "a
San Benito 500 Nantucket Dec 25
San Pablo a9S n Waiting island Dec "a.
San Gil 80 SW Nantucket Dec "a.
Santa Marta SS1 $ Scotland LV Dec eS
Slnsinawa 40 Ambrose Dec ga
Steel Voyager 1440 e Iatteras Dec e3
Storm King 500 Il Ambrose Dec 20 Gowns
Eastern Sea)
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Saint-Sacns Buried in
Paris With High Honors

PARIS, Dec. Environment repre-
scntAtives Of French art and letters, as
we'll as personal representatives of
Premier BRAND and Pre- sident Millerand.
to-day attended the funaral of Camille
Saint-Saens, noted French composer,
who died last week in Algiers, Africa.
Tho funeral services were held in
the Church of the Madeleine. richly
decorated in sombre magnifcence, in
honor Of tho composer of "Samson and
Dsliiah" and other world-known
operas and musical works.
The guard OF honor was composed OF
an infantry brigade, two squadrons of
cuirassisrs and battery OF artillery.
Great throngs OF ParisianE. unable to
gain sa:.ancc ta the historic edii;ce,
waited s,evsrcntly outside while the
services were held.
crrial took place in the Montpar-
aas3c Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
American Ports

BALBoA, Dec 2s-saled. Anna (Nor).
BALTlMoRE. Dec e4-Arrived Raneo-
ford (Nor), New York; Kelbergen do,
Norfolk and Newport News; Blackheat {
0r Sn2; AigNanqgia' Aztee (Nor). Tampico
New YORK sailed soa Mssoa,i iS0" SBr5 AniWerp eV@n2
;1nd London via Norfolk; Charles Brayley
,r,aT, rsmpcoi George II Jones, Norfolk. J.aNe
Liberty. Go, Buenos -Ayres Via Philadcl-
rhla; Molyose Boston.
GosToN; Dec 24-Arrtvcd vervania
C5l), Calcutta and Colon bo Belgian Obs,
Hamburg; Rockleaf G3T), from Talnpico: !:
oois ois Hsrbor, racihc ports via Philadel-
Irahaportation Norfolk, Ruth. Norfolk
Sa'led: Paraman. Pacific Coast ports Via
New fork; Bornhoim tDanl, Halifax, y
Leader, New YORK; Brandon i.ambert's
Po'nl; idcward. Phi!adelphia: Neccochoe
:. Ii l)eVereux. Philadelphia: Walter D
Noyes. Newport News
CRISToBAL. Dec 2a--Arrived: Mexican,
Norfok Cassis (Br). New Orleans for
Shanghai; Nyanza. New Orleans for san
rrancisco Sailed. julia Iuckenbach, san SAN
GAl,VEsToN. Dec 24-Arrived Paul
lM5arwood, Tampieo; Jeff Davis. Noodle !,
Paulsboro: Ell Vale, New York; John r
Gibbons Everet; Tamiahua. Port I.obos );
Augusta Foherczegno 90. --: Lig-
onier. Port arthur; Comal, New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec 24--Arrived: Per
sian, Baltimore. Sailed; Mohawk New
York.
MOBILE. Ala. Dec 24--Arrived Lake
Crescent, New Orleans: Lake Govan New
Orleans Sailed: Shawmut. New York
Santa Alicia (Mex), New Orleans; Mansle-
v'ile tNoD Port Castillo. Honduras; Ke-
koskee. New Orleans. sohr Edith Belt
NEWPORT NEWS Dec 24-Arrived: {:
West Celina. Sailed Author tBr),
Liverpool; Knut Hamsun. Sabine Texas;
West Ceina. Manchester
NORFOLK, Va. Dec 24~-Arrived. c3d
Vittorio Emmanuel III UtaD, Bati-
more Puget Sound, Baltimore: 24th: De
metrios Pandelis tBr). Philadelphia Re
paieo (chih(, Valparaiso: Aryan. Port
Arthur; Moldegaard. Boston; Norhav
tNor), st Johns Sailed 23d: knut Han
sen SNor), -; Singapore Maru (Japl,
var East Via Havana. Ryfuku Maru (Japl.
New York: Ecuador. West coast via Ha-
vana; Carolyn. New York: cath, American
Press, Avonmouth; Rutenfjell (Nor).
StocNhoim; Author (Br). United King.
doln, Concordia (Brl. Glasgow and Avon
mouth; Celtic Prince (Br). Ear East.
Eyiayl. New Easland Michigan. Rrenrn
paHar Maru tJap), Yokoaana; Orang,,
hiLef t-,I), . Merclan tBr, Tondnn
and Antworp West Ce,ina. Manchestcr
foRf EADS, Dec 24-~Arrived: Corninr
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

Tnmpico: Nola. ProErcao Rajah Pro
Ereroi Romulun Mobile; santa Alicia
(Mex). Mobile Tudor Prince tl}r), Brazil
Sailed Cetherwood Texas city. Cope
npme. Tcle, Corosal. Porto Rico: ranoil
sohoodio, Antwerp; Bosua tNor) Port
Barries; Tasmania (Jap). Shanghai
PORTLAND. Ore, Dec 24-Arrived. Ed
ward buckenbaoh. Philadelphia. Sailed
Bun Maru. Orient.
PORTLAND. Me. Dec 2d--Sniled: Nor
folk Norfolk
PHILADELPHIA Dec 24--Arrivcd: san
Ricardo tBr), Taihrjco; Pinar del Rio (Br),
Nuevitas; j Donneil, Chorrera. Mexico
Charles Everest: Texas city; suroil,
Hamburg. Mexico tIrr). Bordeaux via New
York Sailed: Rhode Island (Br). Liver
pool, etc: Herbert l. Pratt. Port Lobos;
Bsparta, Santa Marta.
RIO Dc JANEIRO. Dec 9s-Arrived
West Kcene, Baltimore. Sailed Grontoft
(Nor) New Orleana aud Galveston.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 24--Arrived cad
Wilmington, Pearl Harbor; 2ith Hawkeye
State. Baltimore; Aqua, Cebu. Sailed 2Sd
Santa Rosaile, Liverpool: Chancellor (I3r},
Vancouver; 2i!h S:')vanus (DD, Shanghai.
SAVANNAH. Dec 24-Arrived: City of
Rome, Boston; Juniata. Jacksonvilie land
sailed for Philadelphial. Sailed: Willhilo
New York: City Of st Louis New York
ST JOHN, N B, Dec 24--Arrived: Sicil-
ian (Br). Havana Sailed Fram (Nor)
Havana.
TAMPA, Dec S4-sailed: Lord London
derry Dublin via New Orleans: Medina
Mobile. Arrived: Narwhal, Isle OF Pines.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Cleared

Porto Rico, Barbour; San Juan and
Ponce; n & Porto Rico Line
West Campgaw, Nuchmer; Naletta, Alex
andria ami Beirut; United American Lines.
Mundale. Hassell; Nuevitas and Paste
lila; Munson Line.
Graecia (sw), Plombren; Sagua La
Grande; Moore & Mccormick Co.
Hubert (Br>. Kiernan; Ceara and Maceio
Via Norfolk; Funch, Edge & Co.
Marcaibo, johnson; La Guayra, curacao
and Maracaibo via Mayaguez; Bliss, Dal-
lett & Co.
Harold Walker, Jones; Tampico; Pan
American Petroleum & Transport Co.
Silene (F'r). Pierre; Marseilles and Ge
noa; Three Star Line.
Cissy (Nor>. Christensen; Cantigo and
Guantanamo; n & Cuba Mail Co.
Great Falls, Wood; Cape Hayti and Port
de Paix; Clyde S Co.
Momus, Maxson; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
Apache, Chichester; Jacksonville; Clyde
S Co.
New Maven. johnson; New Bedford; New
England S Co.
ef1erson, Horsley; Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Lake Chelan. Pierce; Baltimore; Halshaw
S s Co
Richmond & Co.
Ell SOL Patten; Galveston; Southern Pa
ciAc CO.
William A. McKenney, Beranger; Los
Angeles. San Francisco and Seattle
Philadelphia and Panama Canal; Houder,
Weir & Boyd, Inc.
II Dmock, Allen; Boston; Eastern
8 s Co.
North American (Br), Parsons; Guaya-
quil and Calao via Baltimore; American
Metals g. Transport Co.
w H Tiford, MacKay; La Pallice. Havre
and Rouen; Robert j. Hague.
Hickman. Dunn; Phladelphia; Kerr S
S Co.
Kennecott. johnson; Los Angees and San
FRANCISCO via Panama Canal; Williams
S Co.
W c Teasle, Thompson; Baton Rouge;
Robert L Hague
Sch Burpee l. ruker (Br}. Hatfield; Mo-
bile; J r Whitney Il Co.
Sch Seaman A (Br). Taylor; Norfolk;
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Maritime Miscellany

MANILA, p. L., Dec. 2s.--The board of
directors of the American Chamber OF
Commerce to-day adopted resolution
favoring extension Of the coastwise ship
ping laws to the Philippines next Febru-
airy.
sAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Dec "a
With the passing through the locks here
this afternoon Of the steamer Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy, navigation on the Great
Lakes will be formally ended for the 1921
season. Arrangements have been made to
close and pump out the locks late TO day.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 24--First direct
passenger service between New York and
San Francisco since the war will be in
augurated by Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, starting with Nenzuela from San
Francisco January 3, and undesgnated
steamer from New York February 8; sail
ing every eighteen days. with Colombia,
Ecuador and Venezuela, now in the Balti-
more run, and Santa Ana, chartered from
w Grace e. CO. ports of call same as
in present Baltimore service, with addition
of New York
TACOMA. Dec 24--H Il Alexander, presi-
dent Pacific Steamship Company. said
bid $1,000. 900 for Northern Pa
ciflc, former navy transport; believed to
be highest bid wanted by Admiral Line
tor wise service.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Sailed Yesterday

Trafalgar (Nor). Cienfuegos via Nor
folk Momus. New Orleans; Apache
Charleston and Jacksonville, Orizaba
Havana; Flora (Dut). Cape Hayti; Zee
land lBr), Antwerp; Porto Rico San Juan
Scythia (Br) Liverpool, Faraby, Hull;
Toloa tBr>. Havana; Clare. san Juan;
Lake Stirling. Richmond; Harold Walker
Tampco; Maracaibo, Mayaguez; Alpine
Range lBr), Leith; Erholm (Nor), Glen
fuegos; Wm A McKenny San Francisco
via Philadelphia; Virgilia (Brl. London,
Northwestern Miller (Br), London: Hobo
ken, Boston; Java Arrow. Beaumont
Heredia, Tela Jefferson, Norfolk; Aware
(Bz). Bahia; Canadian Conqueror, lBrl
(Br). Naples; Argosy. Salaverry; Ell Sol,
Galveston; City OF MONTGOMERY, savannah
Lake Plboa. Brunswick; GraeciA (Swl,
Sagua la Grande; Hubert (Br). Maceio via
Norfolk; Great Falls, Cape Haitien' Nun
dale. Nuevitas tnl,aGS lp.'a' DS''''''''
Eastern Crag, Bordeaux; Ell Sol. CALVES
ton; City OF Montgomery, savannah W l.
Steed, Port Lobos; Independence Hall, Rot'
terdan; Kennecott, Los Angeles.