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New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

National kid Kgotbes Co.: Alien L.
ursenbsrg boys clothing; pennsyivania.
Brsslin.
arsps4s, as, srssa~.s srss r zis,s u, spholssy.
,oHeph lsanfTrnan. general rndss.: Grand.
Silver rostum. Co.: r. l. silver. silks.
rrsa nsh boz, - farn,sns. ssa Il nr..,r
nesdiswork: J. Mc0ouxh. billiard ana pool
tstlors: B'way and SD st.
j.. L. Malls g. Co; Louis Nails. Jack
Mails. leather goods: Ersslin.
!, ssnsiIenbars Co.; Miss II Darrnstsedtsr.
'sws'ry' ailvsrTirsi rir'FssNnfln 1as1 nn,wsy
Berkman Bros. J. Berkman. coafa
suits. petlicoats; Pennsylvania.
., nauh Bros. q Co.; A. Rauh, mems
seder Bros; II. seder. dresses, coats
and suits; Martinique.
p,mona Co.: rEossnsNGE TT.ssr,an {lsn g. a,.,.
undsrwear, lingerie. gloves, umbreiias;
ROCHESTER,
! BTody, coats. suits. PonnsyivAniA
Duify- Powers Co.; w. B. Stewart, Linens;
care s. Solomon, 81 1a12 fo1T,s nTcsdway-
Eisenan'H Bros. Co.; II. r. Eiseman. cot
ron piece goods, nauncIs, domestics: Penn
syivania.
spfias snsss coat. arss n. csss .as. ss .s,s ns
SCRANTON, PA.
Scranton d. g. Co.; II. D. Ehriich.
ssas st. sI Care reaeg aen f. rssr rss. nss ~ W.
Vogue Shop; Miss Nellie ]. Ryan, rep. !:
sPINDALE, N. G.
Parsley Tanner Co.; s. b. Tanner, mfr.
hosiery; MAss1niqns; sr Es,,r. w,xx
~,,sn EMPORIUM Mercantile Co.. s. A. spaeth.
ropons' nottonxr art needlework, patterns:
r 800 SYRACUSE, N.
Rroztell '~so'
Economy Rug Col A. J. Eaton. door
coyerinss; Brostsil.
l.. A. Wi.heraIi Co.; b. 70. BALDWIN, art
goods, pictures, statues. etc. leather
goods; Martinique.
morgan Anderson Co; M. Murray look
B'way.
". L. Miner Co.; Fl. s. Fisher. mdse
mgr. womena ready tn wear. care Alfred
WASHINGTON
~ Horn d Son; N. Horn WOODEN and
Hecht Co. ]. o'connor, sport shop.
a. d. ullman, mems furnishings; Mr.
thai. 1880 Bway.
Palais Royal; F. w. Brake, cotton piece
goods goods. nannels, domestics silks sa.ins
l. hutchinson. blankets bedding, comforts;
Mary Miller. waistA childrens wear. house
oresses Wrappers aprons (bargain base
mentl; C. r. Werner. fancy goods. trunks,
CLOCKS. umbreilas. knit goods; care Fred
H. Goldberg. jewelry: Martinique.
Hecht Co: Sam Loveiess mems cloth
ing: care Baer 6. Lilienthal. 1850 Bway.
NJ. Goidenberg; Miss X. E. Miller. chill
dren's wear, muslin underwear: L. S.
Reese. art goods pictures, statues
blankets. beddings comforts. linens; EOS
5th av
Lansburgh & Bros; Alice strodtnan. art
needlework. ribbons trimmings, fancy
braids.. etc; care WE'LL & Hartman, I25
w Goth at.
WHEELING, W. VA.
L. S. Good K Co.; s. Good. ribbons
gloves, cotton piece goods. fannels, domes-
tics. silks. satins, veivets. notions. men 8
furnishings, ready 10 wear, children's 8
wear; Pennsylvania.
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
H Michaels, millinery: Martinique.
YORK, Pa.
York Card a. Paper Co: c. Baker
paper novelties; Park Avenue
Elliott's; +. s. Elliott, ready to wear;
Imperial.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
Strauss Hirschberg Co.. H. Goldstein.
dresses. coats. suits, waists. general rndse..
lower prices, basement; care Baer &
LiiienthaL 1850 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

Shenandoah 1dG 3 Ambrose Nov 10.
Splitnire 1871 WSw rnrtugas Nav y.
southern t'roHH |, ,ane sc Ambrose Nov 10.
standard fe SW Snnd Key Nov o.
stanley Dollar so from Clenfuesos Z = m
steel Ranger 1aso sE san Pedro Nov o.
Aform King t4G4 E Cape Henry Nov 8.
suunury 400 Il Capc May Nov 10.
Sunoil 100 NV Hatteras Nov 10.
sunahine So Jupiter Nov ..
SwtFfnrrnw 40 " Hatterae Nov 10.
Swlfteagle fS6 ~ Cape CanAveral New o.
swifthtar $50 n Isobos island Nov 0.
Talnaha 1h9 n Jupiter Nov q.
Texas Isa II T'anpro Noy o.
Thivtleuiore 26G Halifax Nov 10
Tiyives fa3 Ambrose Nov q.
fopfla aha Galveston Nov q.
TRANSFORMATION u by Montauk Nov 10.
Trinsdadian $40 N1 Tnn,pico Nov 0.
Tulsa IL u Ambrose Nov TO-
Vacuum 223 w Sand Key Nov 3.
Nedic so u Ambrose 10 I'm Nov 8.
Flatula - Haitcras Nov TO-
w II Libby AZ SW Sand Key Nov g.
w /. Stced 500 w Sand Key Nov q.
w Jennings N Wluhle Shoals Nov To-
W ID Munsou 200 Scotland I4v Nov 10.
West Arrow as ME- Cape Henry Nov ..
West Celina lat "A 81 lon IS Al Nov 8.
West Chetac 1t Hiilsboro Nov 3,
West Greylock lat 80 ~ ion 46 40 Nov 3.
West brook s20 ENE Cape Henry Nov 10.
Westland zoo NE Hatteras Nov 10.
VIM II Thompson las N Jupiter Nov Q.
VIM n Doheny so Fl Tarnpico Nov o.
WIN Rockefeller IT Sc Cape Henry Nov IL.
Willpoo ass Ambrose PM Nov ..
Winnecunne 2s3 NE Ambrose Nov 10.
Yucatan 1ea w Havana Nov o.
Xorpo, gS w Key West Nov g.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Arrived Yesterday

- Fcre Curtfa tBr>s TnminEhaun Oct -. "a
ru rranSn; Edye Co tin eallassi; Pier 10.
Helen. numAcao Nov 4, Gan Juan Nov s.,
20 Buii lnsular Line. with two pass and
sugar. Pier 81 brooklyn.
Paioma (Cuhe. SaKua Nov 9 t-sibsr
Nov 8; to the Munson Lines. with sugar:
"srners Reanery. Edgewater. N +.
canadian Volunteer ( Br), Montreal Oct
IS. Gaspc Nov 4. to Wilford q Mckay with
radse; 2lst at Brooklyn.
- Mundalc. Cardenas Nov 2. Matanzas 6: "a
Mnnscn Lines with sugar: s Ath St B'kiyn.
sxaoia: Cartagena Oct 27, Porto cscioln-
eta 20. Santa Marta Nov I. Cristobal 8.
KINGSTON s.; TO United Fruit CO. with with 81 81
pass, mails and fndae: Pier Is, 4 r.
Blair, Ccnstansinopie Sept 90. smyrna
Oct 10. Kalamata IL. Catanta q, Messina
20, Palermo 90, to the Export s S CO, with
NOSE Milton ct, Greenpoint.
Trafalgar tNor). Cienfuegos Nov q. IL
Nnnson Lines. wien sugar; Warmers Rat,n~
cry, Edgewaser. J..
80 Robert Y HOPKINS. Port Lohos Nov 3: TO
Iiaewassr OIL Co; with oil, Pier /. Tide
:. Henry Il Mallory. Galveston; to Mallory
chored or Quarantine
Hokadate Maru tJap,. Calcutta and
Soaomh9: anchored on Quarantine.
Furness, Bermuda Line; wsths14s pass and
mdse: Pier ss. n r.
Joha d Arehbold Losos Nov 2; to Rob-
cru I Hasue; with crude oil; Pier {. Con-
stable Hook. J.
Dante Aiighieri utaD. Genoa Oct "a.
naples Oct "a, Palermo Oct as; to McDon-
nell Truda: with 50 frst, PAS second,
Lo27 third class pass. nnai!s and mdse
Pier Is. N r.
Glendoyle. Barahona Oct IS, Axua Oct
"a Matanzas Nov 8; to Atlantic Fruit Co;
Matinicock. Galveston Nov =; to Robert
!. Hague; with crude oil: Pier s, Constable
Hook, N r.
Mohawk, Jacksonville Nov 7. Charleston n
s Nes ;, to CLYDE Steamship Co; With pass
Reseworth 9Br). winnebah Oct s, Soc
condee Oct IL, Bermuda Nov s. to II
Winchester & Co: with mdse; Pier 6,
B'klyn.
Gul Dienaal trurk). Const antfnople Oct
II, Gibraltar Oct 81: to Export Transporta-
ton Co. with IS first III third class pass
and mdse: Fier 2s Bklyn
Champion Anderson. Tampico Nov q TO
Pan American Petroleum and Transports
tion Co; with crude oil: n llth st, B'klyn.
Z s Hale. Newport, I; navy yard.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Reports to Mariners

Fire Island Light Vessel New York was
returned to station NoY 3; the relief ves-
sci was withdrawn.
Master of Gedania (Dan) reports nvs
lights. placed square chimney, painted
black and white. in horizontal bands. at
the Mata Redonda oil loading station. lat
81 13 N lon 81 25 W. white light. Wis
ible Is miles Is shown from tor. of chin
ney and from four less powerful lights,
visible about miles. below, in the form
OF square.
Master of Eln.ac reports shoal water
extends further ofrshore along coasts OF
Dutch ana French Guiana than shown on
existing charts Depths OF fathoms were
found Is miles onshore In lat IL N
lon "a 80 w and 10 miles offshore in lat
SO n ion 90 SO w. where deeper water
is shown charts.
Master Of Belyedere c1tai) reports San
Seba stian Light, Santa Clara Island, Spain
in lat 43 10 lon w showing 2 flashes
in quick succession every SIS seconds Also
reports Ons Island light, Spain. In lat AZ %
n Ion 8 5s w. n1ed and flashing every los
seconds. flash seconds, fixed 100 seconds.
Channel at entrance to Felxstowe Dock,
Harwich Harhor. England, in lat 81 81 N
lon 10 E, marked charts, 'Qredged
to Is feet ls2e)," has silted up to ls
feet IN places. 1t is intended to resume
dredgtpg to maintain normal depth
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
GinsberE Ad Tailoring CO. A Gins
'nFE HaD :ail9Fs K P i%PsTla clsrR mon. hats
Baer & Iilisntha!: ll5o n'way -. oen. ,
clothing 1ls2 Bway.
men = 5 ciethins ct ms: Martniaue. ,
H Some born e Co; Bernard AiaAoVel'
stewart & Co. {. r. Mcguire coats
suits; ls W aath A. St ca,rs, dresses. coats
autzler Bros Co: A A. Hall, china
glassware, art goods. pictures, st. s,atues osT.
Kirby Block g. Fisher. $50 4th ay
Brager OF Baltimore; Harry {. KOCH
millinery; Martinique.
Leatherburv millinery So w. 56th st
American Whoscss,e Corp. B. r. Reid
silk dress goods; II. S. Messersmith' rem
A4M.' n stein 1g 4 " co.: o.. ". Stein, wooden piece
goods; Imperial.
Jobn l. DlsGmAato'' Morran CO. W. B webster
representing: r. c. Bennett. 1ndse mgr
Martinique.
She shs psrd a uf''st Stores - j. Murphy. silks,
sauns, velvets. care Fred Atkins zzs aen
Robbins shoe Co; M F. Robbins, shoes;
r. H. White & Co.: A. r.: shannon,
Tsvior handkerchlefs neckwsar, laces.
embroider.os. wells. veilings 4Se i;i. IN Ay; ;ry
goods; "a Leonard st.
H. Falkson. knit goods BLANKETS bed
dings, comforts; care American ~ " So''
i Ione daIe.s Smart shop' - j. &c a0ldOers' d
st ein mems clothing -Alcazar
R.vitz Bros; Edward l. Rlvit5. aresses'
coats and suits, furs. fur coats Aicazar, ..
x
furriers Martinique.
siraons, Hatch & whitten Co.; ". X.
Chapman, jobbers hosiery; Park Avenue.
EidridEe, Lewis & Co.; George II. Lewis,
". Miller & Son; s. Miller silks. satins,
Vs'sS's Z 1BRIDGEpoRT, CONN.
Rowland ID. G. Co. j. Il. Kelly notlons'
s,,berberr Bros; 3. snberberg. furs, fus
BUFFALO
notions toilet goods, house furnishings;
Ths GLOBE: ]. Alpern. mems and boys
clgThins Fnl aRq Rent lnsn'fH +. F. wei6ks. woolen
piece goods. silks. satins, veiveI. H. W
Forrester floor coverings uphoissery' 1Sp Sso
niture draperyi care Fred ATKINS. @-o
X Lefkowifz Bros; H.. Lefkowitz. womens
re4ps ag.,,s 20 ~e1e Keily: A. e. vetter. waists,
furs. fur coats. ccsts and suits; care FEEL
loWS-lSEyDiHg Io.Es AJo9 u way.
sisgel Eros; aF&x siesei, boys furnish
inEs; Imperial.
t. slotkin Co; L. slotsin millinery
wor4lesl's ready 30 wear. BreHiin-
CHICAGO
T. Stein, meus clothing Pennsylvania
Resenwald & We'll. p. We'll mems cloth
ing and furnishings; l. Weil. mems cloth
ing and furnishings; eos 5th av
Falsenthal Bros. d. Co: D. /. Felsenthal.
notions. leather goods. McAlptn.
The Fair e. Arnold. muslin underwear
225 9Th av
S. + Corydon Co; Miss Anne Beiis
Larsen. fancy goods; care OF Ben II. Lewis,
81 W, 26th st.
NJ. Rahin. mfr cloaks and suits: Mar
tinique
CINCINNATI
Rosenberg Bros. s. Rosenberg. dresses.
general merchandise; Pennsylvania.
CLEVELAND
Bailey Co; b. e. Knfppenherg. coats,
suits, boys clothing; NJ Smith. boys FUR
nisniugs, 81 w. 2sth st., care OF Ben =.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Motor Ship Californian
To Be Launched Nov. Ia
Chester ShipbuiIding Corp. Now
Completing Two Il,O0O-Ton
Mafor-Driyen Freighters

The 1000 deadweight ton motor
ship Californian, asfreighter. built for
the American-Hawaiian Steamship
Company, will be launched by the Mer-
chant Shipbuilding Corporation, Of
Chester, Pa. on November. IA, accord
ing TO announcement yesterday Mrs.
George s. Dearborn will be the sponsor.
Immediately after the launching the
Californian will be towed 70 Cramp g.
Sons yard at Philadelphia for the in
stallation OF Diesel engines. These
are tn.c latest Burmeister & Vain
type, Of 4,5o0 Indicated horsepower. It
is expected that the Missourian, q sis
ter ship Of the Californian, will be
launched November %.
The rapid completion of the 10000
ton oil tanker Samuel @. Brown after
launching has aroused comment in
Chester. The vessel, built for the
Underwater Oil Company. sailed Satur-
day, November 8, for Palo Blanco. Mex-
,co for cargo of oil, with Captain
Robert Smith as master. The ship was
ready for sailing three weeks after she
was launched. The engine was COM
pletely installed four days after launch
ing. Within thirteen days a successful
slx-aour trial trip was run
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Cleared

SipoEey. Miller. NASSAU and Havana; ;
Edward L Doheny sd; Overlook; Tam
pico. PanAmerican Petroleum & Trans
port Co.
Puerto Plata: Fl Bull & Co.
Guiana tBr), carInichMael; M St Thomaa
cunard aysh S S CO, ' Ltd. e0'As''' s''''''
Algeria (Br,. rKlnnaird; Glasgow via
Kroonland, Newman; Antwerp via
Plymouth and cheroourg; Red Star Line.
sagua' as,, Pert; ~ San Juan and Ponce;
orbita tBr), Matthews: cherbourg
Southampton and Hamburg, sanderson e.
Son.
Rotterdam CDt>, Barron; Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Bousogne. Holland -Ameri-
can Line
Canadian Carrier tBr). Robson; Monte
yideo and Rosario; Wilford & Mckay.
John D Archibald, Barbrick; Port Lobos;
Robert L Hague.
port; Federal Forwarding Corporation.
Cubano (Nor). christensen; Bahia and
Rio de Janeiro: Kerr s s Co. Inc.
% John Biumer (Nor). johnson: Santiago
and Tanamo via Baltimore; Atlantic
Eiswick Park tBr). Gentle: Antwerp;
simpson. Spence & Young.
Lafayette leai dFr}. Brevst; Havrs; French
Kingston; United Fruit Co
Stockholm tSwed), Anderburg: Gothen-
burg: Furness. Witty & Co.
Arapahoe, Devereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville: Clyde s Co.
jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk; Old DoM.n-
ion transportation Go.
Norwalk, Call; Boston; Eastern Co.
Lake Gilboa. Forrest: Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde S 8 Co.
Lake Strymon. Kinney; Mobiie and
Tampa: Mallory 8 Co.
Mckeesport. Hilton: Philadelphia: Cos
s1.t
Pawnee. Holiness; Boston; Eastern Co.
Vtrg inian, Greene; San Pedro and San
Francisco via Panama Canal; United
American Lines.
sabotawan. see,sy; Port Arthur; A H
Bull & Co.
Florence Luckcnbach, Greene; Mobile
Luckenbach S Co
StavangerSjord fNor), Irgesn; Bergen,
stavanser anu Christlania; Norwegian
American Line.
Fort Victoria (Br), Davis; Hamilton /,
FurRess Witty & Co
Pasteres Glenn: Havana. Cristobal and
Port Lirnon: United Fruit Co.
Curvello fBraz), Refs: Pernambucc and
Bahia; Lloyd sraziliero Line.
SoEgely (Nor). Endreseb; Troudhjem and
Bergen. S o Stray 8 Corp
Regina d'Itaiia tTtl, Greco; Palermo and
Naples. Furness. Witty & Co.
Potomac, Macleod: Bremen and Dan
zig; United States Lines.
Ioannis {Grk), Gortdes; Nice; N Galanos
schr Truro Queen (sr,, Belye.: Bslti-
Schr X Bentley tBr), Berry; Perth
Asnboy; J F Whitney & Co.
Barge wildwood (Br), Burgess; Spcn-
GERS Island; z Whitney 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Sailed Yesterday

Tulsa, Montreal Orrnes (Rr). Kingston
and Morant Bay :, Saxon. Boston; Lygnern
tSwedl, Baltimore: Arapahoe. Jacksonville
and Charleston; Edward l. Doheny III,
Tampico; Glenspean (Br) Rio de Janeiro,
Santos via Philadelphia: Mount Carroll.
Hamburg; Miraf1ores. Guantanamo and
Santiago; Siboney, Nassau. Havana, Pro-
greso and Vera Cruz; Cantigny. Antwerp;
Eastern Glen. Philadelphia; City OF Savan- :
nah. Savannah; Guiana (Br). st Thomas
and st Croix; Maravai tBr), Grenada,
Trinidad and Demerara: II 81 Flagler,
Philadelphia and Sayona; jefferson. Nor
folk Fort Gaines tNor), Kingsport; Clan
Robertson tBr), Baltimore: ] r Gordon.
Pert Arthur: New York. Port Arthur;
Mary. Porto Plata; Songelv (Nor). Berg
schr George w Truitt jr. Brunswick. Ca
Maryland, sea- yirginiar. San Fran
cisco: Sagua, San Juan; Castellano (Br),
Piraeus
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
U. S. Ships Lose
Trade; Foreign
Steamers Cain
Nearly Twice as Much Cargo
Carried in Foreign as in
American Vessels; Ton.
mage of Both About Same
More US. Vessels Tied Up
Exports Valued at SI,I28,-
1000 Shipped Beneath
American Flag in 9 Months

American vessels leaving United
States ports are approximately equal
in tonnage to foreign ships, but the
latter carry nearly two-thsrds of our
foreign trade, as compared with little
more than one-third under the Stars
and Stripes, according to figures for
the nine months Of 1921 compiled by
the Department of Commerce.
During this period American vessels
carried exports valued at SI.I2S. 900 900
British ships handled Sl,117 900 eOo
and other foreign tonnage accounted
for more than 100000 900.
Stated in other words. when an
American and a foreign vessel sailed
side by side along the same route. the
latter had IN her holds about twice as
much cargo IN value as that in the
Ameraean steamer The situation in
the import trade was the same
Compared with the first nine months
Of last year, the proportion of foreign
commerce shipped in American vessels
has dwindled steadily. In 1920 ships
under United States registry trans
ported 10 per cent of our exports. while
In 1921 this figure had dropped to 81
per cent. Last year American ships
brought IN 43 per cent of our imports.
oel III if-l IRIS 1eil Oft to 36 per cent
The tonnage of vessels entered and
cleared from United States ports shows
little difference, except that the pro-
portion Of American ships has fallen
sIgntiy below so per cent. More ships
entered home ports than those cleared
during the nine months, due CHIEFLY to
Sne withdrawal Of vessels from opera
ton for tie-up here.
The following table shows the COM
parisoh of foreign and American ships
for nine months of each s.aa.- ~T
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

West wind Cristcbsl. Oct ~.
u 8 Australia s s Lins
Due Tuesaay
Sonamrlndyh. Batavia. Oct IT,. Tunrh fsdya
sonetoss Hafnbprw, Oct 2s.A ri Hull Is ID
Mexico, Hav%nas Nov ia........ Ward Line
Due Wednesday
San Francisco Gibraltar Nov l.
Norton, Lilly a. Co
TaksckA Maru. Singapore Oct g.
HcuIdcr. Weir a Boyd rnu
Due Thursday
Hawk1ya State, Los Angeles Nov g.
United American Lines
Santa Marta. Kingston. Nov Ia. Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
viii Sell S. S. New York
Nov. II for Creditors
largo Will Be Sent TO Poland
by Another Vessel; Crew
Has Claim for $4,000

On order of the Federal Court IN
BROOKLYN United States Marshal james
Z. Power will sell the steamship New
York, OF the Polish Navigation Com
pany, On November II. The veseel,
nov at Thirty-thir Street, Brooklyn,
|ass been In the custody Of the marshal
ior three weeks, following libel by
ssedltors TO obtain judgments aggregat-
|lng 100000. The company is in the
Bands Of receivers.
b ne cargo OF the New York, destined
.sf Poland. will be shipped by another
Heamer. One Of the claims against the
|scmpang includes $4,000 for back pay
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close at the General
Postoffice and City Hail Postoffice Station,
New York. at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco. Maui, Nov IL.
Japan. Corea. China (except Shanghai
City,, Siberia, French Indo-China and
Netherlands East Indies Except Stu
fnatra) via Seattle, Tyndareus, Nov IL
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
ments. Sumatra and specially addressed
mail for French Indo- China. British
India and Ceylon. via San Francisco,
Granite State. Nov 13.
Tahiti. Marquesas. CooR Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via San Francisco.
Mariana, Nov 20.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sunatra). and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle, Silver State. Nov Il.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Western Union Earnings

For the nine months ended Septem-
Der 80 the Western Union Telegraph
Company reported an operating income
of s9,797,373, decrease of s2,2S0,6
from the corresponding period of the
preceding year. Operating revenue
amounted to $78,189,314, a decline of
s12, ,165,7Ss. Operating income for Sep
tember totaled $1,617, ,745, an increase
Of s150,627 over September, year ago.
Operating revenue was S9,o2S, ,o70, a
decrease of S138S.255.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Maritime Miscellany

SEATTLE Nov io--Cold Harnor from
Portland. Maine surveyed upon arrival
here after striking submerged log in
Puget Sound, and found undamaged
storm at Nome has ahated and Victoria
from Seattle discharging cargo.
BALTIMORE, Nov 1o-Local offices OF
Cunard Line advised OF appointment OF
Major Frederic Allan Bates to directorate.
Huftero first steamer to sail In new line
from Baltimore foE Brensen ana Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Berth Changes
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day

Vessel Fort Agency.
Matoppa. Alsxandria, oc. -. Norton-Lill
Celtic Prince. Gibraltar. Oct Il.
Oriental Navigation Co
City Of Karxchi, Gibraltar Oct IS.
Acropolss. Gibraltar. Got "a.
Stephandis Bcnas
Menonsnec. London, Oct 2s..Atl Trans Line
Aeuitania. Cherbourg. Nov S.. Cunard Line
Monteyideo, Cadiz, Oct. so.
SIP Royal Mall Line
gabinga, Gibraltar. Oct 81. Norton Lilly
Roma, Marseilles. Oct as.
James W E!weu 4 Co
Half Moon. MarseilIes. Oct as
United Amer Lines
Caracas San Juan, Oct 8,
Bliss Dallett Co
sarpfos. Kingston, Oct 4..Carlbbean 8 s Co
Esperanza. Havana, Nov 7..... Ward Line
City of st Louis. Savannah, Nov g.
Ocean s Co
Due To-moersw
Pipestons County Bordeaux. Oct ss.
Cosmopolitan Ltns
Due Sunday
Baltic, Liverpool. Nov S.. White Star Line
Canopic. Genoa. Oct z8 ~. White Star Line
Argentina, Naples. Oct 27...P Phelps Bros, Inc
New Britain, Rotterdam, Oct -.
Black DtamonG 9 S Corp
ITiua. Havana Nov lo.... United Fruit Co
Alaskan. Colon. Nov s.. United Amer Lines
yark, Curacao Oct 3.s.. Caribbean Linn
Due Monday
Southern Cross Santos. Oct 81. .Munson l.
MI clinton, Hamburg, Noy s..uuft Am Limos
oregonian, Hamburg. Oct 90. Unit Am Linsh
Eastern Soldier. Antwecp. Oct 20
1lAsk Diamond . = csr1
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Allis- Chalmers Earned
SIC Share ON Common

For the quarter ended September 80
the Alis- Chalmers Manufacturing
Company reported net profits. after
Federal taxes, of s421,366, equivalent,
share earned on the s25,770,750 out
standing common stock. This com
pared with s635,sSo, or s1.34 share,
earned in the preceding quarter, and
$s25,525, or $2.49 share, earned in
the corresponding period in 1920.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Dangers to Navigation

(By . 8 drcgraphIc OnlceJ
North Atlantic Ocean-Of the American
The following distractions were re-
ported Nov s, lat 2S 15 Ion 81 II. passed
mast about 3 # out of water, apparently
attached to submerged wreckagc; schr
Roland Oct 9. lat II 57 lon 73 55, passed
three spafs 10 IT out OF water. apparently
attached to submerged wreckage; George
Peirce. Nov 7, lat SO 35, Ion rs 30. passed
lower mast To # long. with rigging at
tached; Normahal Nov s, lat 81 So. ion
IS 97, passed nun buoy painted red; Gulf
land.
ST AZ. Ion 6 90, passed wood wreckage 10
It square, resem bling cabin top OF a sailing
vessel: West Caruth.
Ice has been reported as follows: Oct
is, lat IS 3s, Ion 46 5s, passed berg 100 IT
high. 500 IT long. drifting southwest s
knots an hour. Gdansk.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Packard Motor Loss
For Year S987.366

The Packard Motor Car Company
reported loss from operations for
the year ended August 81 of ssS7,-
s66, compared with net profits of
$6,395.46S in the preceding year.
After deducting s2,5oo,000 for cor
tingency reserve and dividends of
81, 1,346, ,410. there remained a profit and
loss surplus of s15,923, 900. This sur
plus amounted to $2os757 ,672 on August
al 1920
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Marine Reports
THE TTnwa
Winds ae Sea 'To-xiav

Winds at Sea To-day
worth Of Sandy rEeols--rresh westerly
Winds and fair weather
Sandy Hook to Hatteras---NdodsrMtey yart.
aole winds and sAir weather.
t~ttaras to Florida Strsits--caentle to
nsoucrate variable winds and fair weather
Nast Guf Of Mexico Moderate northeriy
winds aNd fair weather
West Gulf--tientie variable winds ana
fair weather. ~
Caribbean Sea ana w,udwaryi passaSs
racderzte east and northeast winds ana
TAR weather. except fresh and strong cast :
eriy winds, with rain over extreme south
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
500 Line Deficit S3.I3l.186

For the eight months ended August
81 the Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie Railway reported a deficit,
after taxes and charges, of s.. .l3l, 1855
Operating deficit amounted to sl,45I,-
8e7, with gross operating revenues at
s15,619,931. Profit and loss surplus
totaled S1T,835,629.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Board Member Reprirnanded

The governing committee OF the
Stock Exchange announced yesterday
that it has reprimanded member who
had been transacting business on the
floor of the exchange. unknowingly, on
behalf Of the telephone clerk of his
firm. This was violation of the regu-
lation governing this practice.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

countries participated in our EXPORT
trade IS Indicated in the following fig-
ures for the nine months Of 1921:
American vessels ,fes oao -,
Foreign vessels:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Outgoing Steamships
EaiI Ta-day

ERII To-day
Mail yessci
Clones. Sails.
gtavanwerfjord. Bergen $3.50 AM i2:oo III