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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

capital, now will give to Maysvlle
one Of the most beautiful banking
buildings in the state, which, when
completed will be a pride and credit
to the citizens, who have shown their
confidence In the officials of this in
stitution.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Mrs. A. o. Taylor returned home
from Cincinnati Thursday night,
where she had been at the bedside OF
her husband who was operated upon
for appendicitis last Monday at the
Jewish Hospital in that city, She re-
ports Doctor Taylor as doing nicely
and on the road to recovery. With no
relaspse he should be home in the
next week or ten days.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11
GETS HAND CRUSHED.

Mr. Charles Kennon, an employee OF
Dam "a, located at Chilo, Ohio, was
brought here Thursday for medical
treatment, having had his hand badly
crushed in some machinery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Little Mary Louise Weilman, Of
Hamilton, Ohio, who was the guest of
her grandparents, Squire and Mrs.
Fred Dresel, was called home on ac-
count of the illness of her father.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Beautiful braids and flowers for
trimming. In our millinery depart.
ment. l.. r. Steel Co., sc. to S1.OO
Store.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Mrs. ]. l.. Osborne, Of Dover, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Mun2ing, returned home this after
noon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Miss Lizzie Fleming, one of L. R.
Steel Co.'S clerks, is quite i'll at her
home on East Second street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11
SPECIAL CASH SALE.

Car to arrive next week. Good
Clover Seed $3.50; Good Timothy
$3.50 perbushel.
1OFeb3t N. c. RUSSELL co.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Fancy Creamery Butter As cents
pound, Friday and Saturday only.
10Feb2t r. LEE LOVEL
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Ladies' fine quality muslin gowns.
50 cents each. l.. II. Steel Co. &c. to
$1.00 Store.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Fresh Florida oranges, sweet and
delicious, 30 cents dozen. l.. X. Steel
Co., sc. TO $l.O0 Store.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

CALLING Cards printed Is cents doz-
en-. Karl ]. Bauder, 116 Sutton street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11
THE SICK.

Word from the bedside of Mr.. j. G.
Everett this afternoon is very encour-
aging. He had restful night, and is
slowly on the road to recovery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Ladies' good quality vests IL cents
each. L. r. Steel Co. &c. to s1e0 Store.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-11

Spark plugs for FOrds 25 cents.
l.. X. Steel Co., sc. to $1.00 Store.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Protest Against
U. S. Exports of
Silk to ENGLAND
British Manufacturers Say
dumping Is Being Carried
On; Government Inaction
Is Subject of Criticism

That American manufacturers have
oeeh dumping large quantities of silk
on the British market is the charge
made by the Silk Association of Great
Britain, which criticizes the govern
ment for failing to take action in the
matter. -A ''Ae
1t is pointed out that in the first
nine months of 1913 the United States
sent TO Great Britain only 5000 wards
OF pure silk piece goods, valued at
52o2, while in the same period of 1920
the amount was 100000 yards, valued
at e371,6oO.
Imports of the pure silk fabrics
nave continued to roll in enormous
quantities." says the Silk Association
IN Statement, "and this is proof that
the American market, which previous
TO the war practically consumed the
whole OF its production Of these goods,
is now dumping them On our free mar
ket in large quantities.
The latest figures to hand show
that by the end of November the guam
tlty had passed q 100000 yards of an
aggregate value of $4,000. 1t would
not be surprising to find by the end of
the year that another million wards
had been exported to US from the
United States.
That this is dumping, even in the
sense in which the government defines
dumping, there can be no doubt, for
the goods are offered on this market
at rates cheaper than they can be made
IN this country. How much more, then,
are they sold at prices under cost of
production in the United States, where
wages are higher than in Great Brit
ain, and where according to elaborate
reports made by the National Indus
trial Conference Board, proof has been
obtained that the efficiency of the
American operative does not surpass
and perhaps does not equal the eff
cheney Of the operative engaged in the
silk industry of Great Britain.
"The cost of the raw material is the
same to the manufacturers in the
United States as it is to our own and
freight has to be raid for these goods
from the United States to London. The
reason is not far to seek. The silk
industry of the United States is in a
state OF collapse, goods have been sold
for whatever prices they will bring,
and of course, the free market of Great
Britain is an opportunity not to be
missed.
"Meanwhile the scornful indifference
of the government to the plight of the
British manufacturer results in his be-
ing crushed out, and employment, al
ready in q shaky condition, is rapidly
becoming worse day by dav"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
2O-knot u. S. Steamers
To Carry Orient Mails

From The Tribane's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-~The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company will inaugu-
rate on February a service of 20-knot
American steamships from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Sin
gapore and Calcutta, Postmaster Gen.
eral Burleson announced to-day.
The new service will make possible
mail delivery to additional points in the
Orient, and in some cases will reduce the
transit time where the vessels compete
on routes now travelled by steamers of
other lines.
For number of years there has been
no direct steamship service available for
the dispatch of mails to parts in British
India and the Straits Settlements, not
withstanding the need of it by Ameri
can exporters, the Postmaster General
said.
For many years." Mr.. Burleson con-
tlnued, "the amount of mail for foreign
countries dispatched on foreign steam
ers has been considerably greater than
on American steamers, due to the pre-
ponderance of foreign steamers avail
able. Notwithstanding the rate per
pound paid to American steamers is
greater than to foreign steamers, the
annual compensation to foreign steam
ers exceeded that made to American
steamers.
During the fiscal year 1920, for the
lrst time in many years, the amount
paid to steamers of American registry
led"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu-
nication Station

[Distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed.l
Absecon 220 e Ambrose Jan 27.
Agwimoon 81 e Paio Blanco Jan 26
Agwiworld 23s sW Hatteras Jan rs.
Allentown 297 SW Hattcras Jan 26.
American passed Nantucket LV $40 AM
Jan a..
American Press 2so Cape Henry Jan &c
Ampete9 u NE Send Send Key Key Jah "a 2e-
Atlantic Sun 10 n Jupiter Jan 26.
Australia 1870 S Cape Mala Pm Jan &c.
Baldbutte 7s Ambrose Jan 27.
harrington American tug ESQ ENE Cape
Henry Jan rs.
Barstow American tug rs sw Charleston
Baton I Rouge SO NE natteras Jan rs
Bsygola lat 26 16 Ion 75 IS Jan 2s.
Bayhead $40 F. by S Hatteras Jan 2s
Beatrics lso Scotland Lv Jan ~
Brilliant i27 sW Hatteras Jan IS.
Burnwell 900 Tampico Jan 2s.
Calcutta Maru lat &c "a Ion ISL AZ PM
camssuey "a 2a2 x Tsmgico s, Jan Ian IS
Canadian Highlander 2.1ss SW Cape Flat
Cecil County At Is Is n n by W Swan Island
t chas nra!ey 1ss 8 sabine Bar Jan 2s.
City of Alameda 259 f Key West Jan 2s.
City of Savannah IS sw Fryingpan Jan &c.
Clincho passed carysfort Jan rs.
Cold Harbor e7s Hatteras Jan 2S.
Corson so S winterquarter Jan s7.
Cotopa1 u u :, HillsboT9 T,- Jan 1s,s u.s. 1an 81
Craster Hall 1900 w Honolulu Pm
Jan 25
Cuba 10 N Jupite- Jan &c.
Cuyamaca III NE Tampico Jan 26.
Dannedaikc $50 NE Port Lobos Jan 26.
Dcepwatsr 1so Sc Cape Henry 81 Jan 2s;
Derbylfne 1873 SW Hattcras Jan rs.
Derochc 81 S Jupiter Jan 20.
Eastern Exporter lat Fl SO Ion $50 IL
PM Jan 2E.
Eastern King G2o Sc Ambrose Jan 2s
Effna 2s5 Ambrose Jan q.
Eglantine 46s E Ambrose Jan y. ..
Ri Captain 27o scotland Lv Jan 81.
III Isleo 22 u sand Key Jan &c.
Florence Luckenbach l2o Ambrose
For, Hamilton $50 Sc Ambrose Jan 81.
Frank II Buck lSl from Monterey Pm
Frederick r Kellogg 1" sw Brenton
Reef Jan 27.
George II Jones IA r. American Shoals
olsnpooi $40 n Jupiter IAN as.
Greo 7ss e SAN Psdro PM 1s Jan
Gulfcoass ~ w Sand Key Jan 2s
1uinight II 9 Iiatteras Jan "a.
Hadnot 400 E. Galveston Jan 26.
Hallway 81 81 Jupiter Jan 2e
Hampton Roads SO NE HntteTVs Jan 81.
Harvester IS Lobos Island Jan 20.
Hawaiian t37 E Ambrose Jan 30
Herbert @ Wylic 3sf 81 Ambrose Jan 2s.
Holden Evans III sW South Pass Jan rs
Hollywood SO from Kahului 8 pm Jan 2s.
Houna ~ y Jupiter jan 2s.
Hugoton rs n Key Wcst Jan 2s
HuKuenot Go E Sand Key Jan 2s.
los King iis ME Havana Jan 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
~ Service From Yokohama

1xs 80 reZuiar steamship service
s4tn " ", hips has been started be
ekzss, 1pxonana and ports in western
Ia a reports Consul General Mil
|Asyes. nso7l II is expected that the
|>tnsisa.x oa cereals 10 japan will be
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28

Export licenses for reasonable guam
titles of practically all dyestuffs and
Intermediates, except benzol, will be
granted to British firms which actually
have the material in hand, without the
necessity Of manufacturer certifi-
cate. The expectation is that by this
provision trade will be opened up, cspe-
cially in alizarine.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
AMERICAN PORTS

Amolco.- New York; Labette, Manchester;
West Celeron. Hamburg. Sailed Slrs
SHta,ndard Hd,n Port Lobos; Carrigan Head (Br)
and Newport News; Cornucopia. Norfolk
Crathorne. Norfolk; Carollnae de Perez
'0B}; BGsTWT H1eivai IL Brarwood lBr) Alexandra
more (Br) Newport News Dochra, via
Irinidad; Arlington. Baltimore Corsica
Torfoih. nc Sailed: s strs wn H Dohney,
Limon; Everett Lamberts Point Gouces-
ter. Norfolk Covedale, Norfolk (latte1
CHARLESTON. g c. Jan 27-Arrived
Strs Baldhill. Port Lobos Sacandaga, Gal.
Nveston for Bremen and Hamburg. Sailed
strs Mar del Norte tsp>, Hamburg; Eler
chore (Sp), Chile; Wentworth (Br), Mar
seilles.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 27--Arrived: ST.
Honolqlu Mary Japl, Norfolk. Sailed
90, Italian ports; F ID Asche, New York
B Hunt. New York Madrono. Tampico
JACKSONVILLE, Jan 27-Arrived: strs
Sailed: Str Avapahoe, New York via Char
lesion
MOBILE. Ala, Jan 27-Arrived: strs
Orleans; schr Cape Blomidon (Br>, Mar
UNIQUE. Sailed: Str Continental Bridge
Galveston; schrs Victory Chimes (Br),
Charles r. Whittemore. Orange
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Jan 27--Arrived
Strs suffolk. Durkirk Via Bermuda; Pry-
gora (Br) Dartmouth; Kenuta (Br) Girls
tobal; Grelisle CBr), Cardiff. Sailed: Strs
Spain Maru (Jap). Coquimbo: Albert (Tr)
Savona: Kontucian, Alexandria,; Hague
land lNorl MeJillones.
p, EoRFo LIZ, Va. Jan 27-Arrived: str'
gona lBr), Dartmouth; Kenuta tBr) Cal.
lao; Merose, Fayal Suffolk. FayaI: Deep.
water Genoa; Grelisle (Br), Cardiff; Ne.
vada Dan), Valparaiso; Fert U), Rotter
dam; Hahatonka. Baltimore. Sailed
Strs Southern (Br), Buenos Ayres; Port
kembra fBr). London; Grange Park (Br).
Cerro Azul; Hampden, Rio de Janeiro
belgian tBr), Liverpool; Garibaldi, New
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2s--Arrived Str.
Arcturus lSwed), Stockholm via Shields
Ronalee tBr), Dunkirk; PortIoe (Br) Nor
folk; Calais. Manzanillo; Massict. Sunds
vail, tiothenburg, etc, via Brest; Delisle
San FRANCISCO: W NJ Burton. Texas city
Georgia, Tanpco; schr r NJ Nicholson
Woods Island. Sailed Strs Wastness
lndepe ndence Hall, Buenos Ayres etc
Brighton (Nor), Norfolk.
PORT ARTHUR. Jan 27--Arrived strs
Tampico. Sailed: strs Chestnut Hill
Tampico; Thomas l. Wand, Tampico
Oural tBeD. Tampico Lady Florian, Tam
pico; War Sdar (Br), Devonport.
PORT EADS. La. Jan 27--Arrived: Strs
Amsteldyk NDD, Europe Frscia (Dt).
Vera Cruz: Giulia ND, Baltimore; Lom-
bardia (Swed). Cuba. Sailed: Strs
Cartago. Cristoba Dungannon. Bizerta {;
Tunis. Gonzaba: James Timpson, Belize
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28

Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday


Str Lake Fontana. Belfast Dec Is; Dub
lin. Dec %; Cork. Jan 8; Halifax. Jan 22
to Moore and Mccormick; with mdse Pier
str Hague Maru (Jap). San Francisco
Dec 30; cristobal. Jan 10; to Barber & Co
with rndse; Pier 80, B'kiyn.
SIR Montauk, London, Jan II; to Allan
Y \ r. transport Line with "''S' Pier IS
Str De Soto, Lobos. Jan II: TO Rober,
!; Hague; with crude oil: Pier 8. Constable
SIR Colon, Cristobal. gan 90; TO Panama
r Line; with ,pass, mails and mdse'
Jan Il, GuayaqGil' Jan ls; to Bull 1nsuIar
Line 9Th ~ sugar; Per II. 3 kiyn
Jan Il TO Atlantic Trui, Co; With sugar
warner Refinery. Edgewater. y J:
Str Halsey. I>obos. Jan 1s; to Columbus
TosnpHinsviie, T.
Str onnda (cuban) Cabanas Jan %; to
''lu Muns2n 9 t.dnss; WIN sugar; Federal Rein
s's Str SG"nsTs 5efrsrson. Norfolk Jan Is; to Old
Dominion Line; with 1ndse; Pier IS. n R
z5 20 Furness. bermuda Line; with pass,
mails and mdss Pr s5. N II.
ST. West Kysks. brest. Jan 8; to Nun
Str Toba Maru tJap). Yokohama Nov
II Kobe. Dec 3: san Francisco. Jan Q:
gasSs VI ian ,od,. IT, rs- 70 NpP9n gon
Str san Juan Arecib2 Jan II; San
5pan. Gan zo 2 Nsw s, York and Porto r1
fnGse: Pier Is, brooklyn.
Str Bolmen tsw~d). Gothenburg, Dec
30; Boston. Dec rs 10 Furnsss, Witty Il
co; With paper; Pier 4. Bush Docks.
Brooklyn.
Str langley (Br). Antwerp. Jan o; TO
French Line. with rndse: Pier. 81. r.
Str CMn3stOfA fBr), Sydney. w.
Ocr 20. Pagoutnerc, Oct 30; Tahiti Nov
az salina Cruz. San 3; crtstobai. Jan is.
10 the United states and Austria lasia
steamship Co. with mdse; Pier 4, Army
Ssr Tsiros GBr). sydney. N W. Oct
5jisbc urn%. me- Dee s -: Auckland. Dec 2s
crisfobai. Jan ~; TO white Star Line,
With tnds~: PIER ga n II.
Str MoDtnna lFf). Antwerp; Dec -
ian N e Lane w''f
Str Cannonler fpelg). Bordeaux. Nov 22
~ Michacls. Dsc IL. Bcrnud&, Jan "a: ie
Ho5a Lioyd Beige. with mdse. anchored
or Quarantine.
gtr Matura tBr). Trinidad. Jan IL: Port
Spain, jan -; Dennerara. Jan 20. TO Trini
dad y 4 Line. with pass, malls and mdse
anchored on Quarantine
Str waiter - Munsou. Cardcnns Jan II
70 Nuuson Line. WITH rndss. anchored on
Quarantine.
Str Trfrncuntsin. Fall River. Jan 70; tc
4aeAilixter nros; Robins u: bkiyn.
Etr HDg island. Boston, Jan rs. Il
Export S x Dos foot Of Kent ~. Green
e,s Mnskogee, Galveston. Jan IL. q
Robert !. 'iaeue- with oil; Pier s. Con
stable Hook, N. y.
Str Lake Francis Richmond Va. Ian rs
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
ROTTERDAM. Jan 25--S s Ryndam
(DD.
PENARTH. Jan ass Lucerna (Br,
GENoA. Jan s.r'so1 2o-s Giuseppi Verdi ut)
DANzIG. Jan 20--S S West Zeda
SINGAPORE, Jan 2<-S s Romeo (Br)
LONDON, Jan 2s-s s weshman (Br)
MONMOUTH, Jan 25-S s Agwister.
HANRE. Jan 27-S La Lorraine (Fr).
PAsAGEs PA = - ian ~ AS 8 Vest Mingo;
Calcutta)
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2s-s s Belgic (Br)
PLYMOUTH, Jan o. IL MS s Ryn-
dam CDt from Rotterdam).
Arrivals From New York
CONSTANTINOPLE Jan l2--S S Siretul
ROTTERDAM. Jan AIS Navarino
(Br).
DUBLIN Jan 24--s 8 Mlwaulses Bridge
BUENOS AYRES. Jan 24--S S Nasnayth
(Br). S''
GENOA. 7sa Cos Robilante t1t.
BARCELO- =. Jan 21--S s Caho Espar-
tel (Sp).
GIBRALTAR. Jan 2s-s Ajax (Br,
for Penang.
MANcHEsTER. Jan 25-s Nlnian
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2s-s NarraKansett
(Br). for Manchester.
ST MICHAELS, Jan 2s-S West
Humhaw.
sABANG, Jan 25--s Tosari (Dt,. via
Suez.
5A,NNTwERP, Jan 25-s,.s Toronto (Br>.
Prince tBr). via Santos.
MOLLENDO. Jan 25-S Santa Bar
bara. via Ptnama and Callao.
(NaS3 NaS3roFIAeAsTA, 2Is G. ST 'an 2S-s sonsdal
BRISTOL, Jan 2e-s Wells City fBr,.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
rRANspACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Post office and City Hall Postofrice
Station New York, at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco steamship
Manoa. January 2s
japan Corea, China Siberia French Indo-
china and Netherlands East Indies (ex-
cept Sumatra). VIA Vancouver and Vic
toria. Is. c., steamship Monteagle, Feb
ruary 3.
japan. Corea, China Siberia French Indo.
china. Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatrs) and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria p. c., steam
ship Empress OF Asia. February 5.
Hawaii, Fill Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
3. c.. steamship Makura, February IA.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
iurkey-U. s. Line Planned

~ s:s.rssssoing 70 reports from Constan-
3 -. 80 Shetner attempt in TO be made
IN iI~D.'sn Issn cirect passenger steam
~ ~ between Constansfnoplc and
ss..slio iofk The Vladimir. a l2,Ooo-ton
~ 49, ss sfsansr, which brought refu-
Tue tne Crimea, Wan 10 sail from
Il sy.%nsanopie ysa.pie about January 20. II
ID q s.nsare atre is successfsd the Kfergor,.
ase.ds ss'r'-ton Russian steamer, will be
zsas 20 service. Steps ere to be
- ~ smyrna and Pfraeua
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
lake Service Discontinuance
caused bv La Toilette Act

1.iKolT, Jan. -Discontinuance
-. as Lake Huron service during the
- season wss announced to-day by
Desro't u Cleveland Navigation
aass action is taken, according 10 A.
Scaantz, president Of the company.
ssass OF the burdens imposed upon
som panY by the La Toilette sea-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28

lntan 4ss Sc Ambrose Jan IS
: = T. ONelil Is Jupiter Ian rs.
Jalapa 3ol Colon Jan 26
Japan Arrow 900 wNW Tortugas Jan %
Jennie Morse lat Sc 10 lon ~ 80 Jan rs.
Josiah Jsi Macy 2ss e Nantucket Lv Jan 27.
kehnku % IS sW Hatteras Jan 2s:
Lake Fillmore 20 sw Cape Fear Jan rs.
1sks Lsks FlatonIa Fra.3nna pd Sand KY Jan rs
Lake Getaway passed Tarpaulin Cove
Jan 27.
Las Vegas 1897 from San Francisco PM
Jan %.
Ligonier 50 N Jupiter Jan 2s
N Maraya wlIiots 1t, 11et sst sW San Pedro Jan &c.
Margaret l08 SW Hatteras Jan 26.
Matinicock 500 n Crtstobal Jan 26.
Mattole 2so EsE Galveston Jan 26.
Merrimack IS NE Martins Industry Jan 2s.
Meton Sss ENE Lobos Island Jan rs.
Mevania 2s2 NV Tortugas Jan rs.
Mexican l,ol7 s San Pedro Jan rs
Minnesota $40 WNW Tortugas Jan Is
MAonterey 1s NE Havana Jan 2s.
Neshobee lat As so lon SO AZ Jan 2s
Newport l.4oo San Francisco Jan 20.
Norman Bridge 2o2 sW Brenton Rec,
Occidental 1875 Jupiter Jan rs
0rcus TNE Winterquarter PM Jan 2s
0seaF srbrno Bennstt ~ 7o NE gampco Jan as
Panhandle State 1892 e Ambrose Jan os
PaIsguay Ss Hillsboro Jan IS.
PAU f II GaSwood @aIAna as5 ian NE q ramp,co
Pawlet 1903 from Columbia River PM
Persier lat s5 rs lon ss os Jan 2s
Portolo Plumas 2s2 sw Hatteras Jan 2s.
HoanpKe oI r. Tampico Jan 2s.
prineeso1 meet 1an 70 4 4 Jupiter Jan ss.
Roan0ks Rot1sr6s ~ 81 .1s e Tampico T Jan 2s;
Sagaporack 533 NNW Cape San Antonio
Jan 26.
Sag Harbor As sw Hatteras PM Jan 2s.
San San FRANCISCO lat 33 3s lon 81 is Jan rs.
San Jose 1857 S San Francisco Jan 2s.
San.s San Jose 81 i. Jupiter Jan rs:
Santa Leonora Sc from Cristobal Jan 2s'
santa Veronica 27 iWinterquarter Jan ~
Santurce 40 E by Navassa Island Jan rs.
Satartia 1o2 Ambrose Jan 27.
Scartlc lat 3S IS Ion 6e IA Jan rs.
Sharon is Sand Key Jan rs
SllVerbrook "a from Sand Key Jan os
sonoma 2S3 from San Francisco 5 PM
stsndard l, Arrow 1898 from San francisco
Steel worker so $ Cape Maisi Jan 2s
Stockholn lat 45 80 lon As. 40 s PM Jan 2s
suffolk 40 Sc Cape Henry Jan 26
sutherland 66 e Cape Henry Jan 27.
ssujI9rpro swIf4lmTs lSS lSS NJ Hsvana Jan e.;
Texas 80 Providence Jan 27.
., Inc Angeles $50 Sc Ambrose Jan 90
llppecance 40 Tampico Jan 26
livives 259 S Ambrose Jan 27
Iolosa 80 f Cape Henry Jan 26
Iopa Topa lat 3S 03 Ion g. 20 Jan 27
triumph 288 NE Cape Henry Jan n
Irontolite lat ~ 81 Ion 20 AZ Jan 90
Vlncennes Bridge 12o Boston LV mid
night Jan 26.
Virginia 70 W Guantanamo Jan 2s
w Keene so NE Cape Charles Jan 27
'" ii Libby SOS San Francisco PM
W NJ Irish 3o7 e Galveston Jan 2s.
Walter A Luckenbach 226 San Pedro
PM Jan 26
Watertown $50 Ambrose Jan 26
Wauconda 2S0 from Cape Henlopen Jan 81
West Aicoz 40 Sc Block Island Jan o.
West Cactus $50 from Honolulu PM
Jan 25.
West Cahokla 1927 Sc Cape Henry PM
Jan 25. |
West Chatala go E Cape Henry PM
Westhampton 400 Sc Galveston Jan 2s.
West Harcuvar $50 from Cape Charles
West Hika 77o from San Pedro PM
Jan 25
West Neris 1900 W San Francisco s PM
Jan 25.
West View lat go As lon 81 90 Jan2s.
Western Queen 20 w Dry Tortugas Jan rs.
William Fl. Doheny 20 Boston LV Jan 27.
Zacapa l,l22 S Scotland LV Jan 90
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
90, Porto p,co rn.vr, TRAY

Western Chief Bremen.
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Jan 27-sailed;
Strs Harrington lBr). Hull and London
Mascotte, Key West; Sophie Rickmers
tGer). Hamburg via New Orleans.
PORTLAND Me, Jan 27-Arrived: strs
DunkirlS
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 27-west vosus
Buenos Ayres
sA~nNNAH. Jan 27-Arrived: strs
Kisnop. Jacksonville: Howard. Jackson
vile land sailed Baltimore). Sailed: Str
Mar Cantabrico (Sp) Bremen and Ham
burg
TAMPA Fla. Jan 27-Arrived: schr
City OF Baltimore Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
BERTH CHANGES

Vessel: Transferred to.
Alaskan. .... Pier s, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Barendrecht Pier 4 Payonne n 7
Brandywine.. Pier 5, Bayonne n ]
Canibas. Foot Goth st. B'klyn
Devolente. Shooters Island, S I
Edgecomb. Pralls Island s l
Hahira Morses D d. B'klyp
LahepoNs' LahsIso ~ :, Foot 129th st. n r
Phoenix Pier 6. Constable Hook. N J
Toledo Bridge. Foot 9th ct, B'klyn
Iydeus; .-......... Robins D D. B'klyn
Wico.. ............ Robins . D, B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Foreign Trade Notes

A recent communication from the
American consul at Bucharest states
that there should be good sale of
American garters in Rumanla provided
the present difficulties Of exchange and
credit could be overcome. No garters
are manufactured in Rumania, most Of
the goods sold comine from France.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Reports Of Shipping and News Of Fore

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Hed Hook Flats Bklyn.
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6; anchored off Quarantine.
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Str Denis (Br). Rio de Janeiro Jan II
Barbados Jan IS: to Booth s s; with
Str Florence Luckenbach, Rotterdam
off Quarantine.
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antine.
Str Satartia. Hamburg; off Quarantine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-24
 oORTS- STATE CAGE MEET BEGINS HERE TODAY---SPORTS
1 HENRY CRISP WILL COACH ALABAMA'S TRACK CANDIDATES
By JACK FREEMAN

University. February 23.--(Speeial)-An- other long step forward in track sports
 has been taken at the University of Ala
 bama by the advent of an all-time track
 and cross-country coach. Coach Henry
 Crisp has arrived and has already begun working to develop winning track team for Alabama this spring. He is confront ed with a rather difficult task. as most
 of the material is green and undevelopee.
 but he is working to get out the largest possible number of boys, as the more that come out the better win be the chances of good results. He hopes espe- cially to develop some good material for next year. Coach Crisp comes to Alabama from ". P. l.. where he played a leading role in college athletics. He made his letter in football and basketball and served on
 the track team for two years. The sup porters of the Crimson are expecting great things of him in the way of track and cross country.
 In a meeting of the cross-country team recently, A. B. Miles was elected cap tain of the team and John Malone was elected manager for the next season