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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03

To settle the estate Of the late
Thomas Nicholson, the undersigned
will sell at public auction on
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Savings Bank Insurance
A Success, Says Report

BOSTON. Dec. 26. Savings bank
lifc insurance in MASSACHUSETTS, has
become The cheapest form of level
premium lifc insurance in The United
States, according TO II report on the
completion of the thirteenth financial
year Of the system made public to
night by the division OF savings bank
life insurance of the State Banking
Department.
A person who at the age Of twenty
five years took 81 900 of this form Of
insurance when the system was
inaugurated will receive on the thir-
tcenth anniversary OF his policy a
dividend, which Will make the net cost
Of his insurance for the year only
S9.97. The report says this represents
a saving to the policyholder Of more
than 20 per cent. as compared with
the thirteenth year cost in the old
line insurance companies. which most
nearly compete with savings bank in
surance. Business in force totals
$16,900.000, representing insurance on
the lives of more than $4,000 persons
Four savings banks have established
insurance departments. The maximum
amount for which any one person may
subscribe is $4,000.
Policies are written in al OF the
forms commonly written by the com
.nerciai cOmpanieS
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Arrived Yesterday

Calsmares, Cristobal Dec a. Port Liiaon
Mirehores tI8r). san domingo Dec II,
Macoris Ia. 10 tho Atlantic Fruit Co with
.adse: Pier &c, f Il.
Celtic ,Br). Liverpool Dsc II. Queens
avn 10; 70 til" White Star Liue with 40
frst, 90 second. 9s STORAGE pass. mails
Yayo Maru (Jap). Gibraltar Dec S: 10
Narriss, Mssli < 90 in ballast; Pier 80,
Nm FIasler. Leehorn Dec .: TO Robert
l. Hague i'll ballast; off Tonpkinsville.
william Green. Pert Lobos Dec i6; to
Robert L Hague with crude oil Bay
Iperia tBr). Valencia Dec :. Gibraltar
? 70 James w EiweIl &; Co with mdse;
-,st ST. klyn.
20 & Porto RICO RICO s Co Co. Win VIII u,'' pass
nails ana ndse; Pier 30, 'lSiyn.
rec GNU 1o to 9 wliis 1qSG Il NoIe T t'SeFp0D 4 eo in
bsliast; Pier ~. Clifton. l.
Duquesne. Yokohama Oct %. Singapore
Nov 8, Colombo II. Port Said 20. Marselles
nee s. to the Barber : $ Co with nndse:
anchored in stream.
Guarstuha (Braz). Lisbon Dec o to the
Lloyd Bra zileiro with mdsc; Pier :, Bush
Chinese Primes (B,). Alexandria Nov os,
Boston Dec - 70 Furnesa, Witty & Co
with mdse: Pier so. ilyn.
Coinai Galveston Dec l9; to the Mallory
s co with pass and mdse; Pier SO, r..
Lake Arthur Richmond Dec 90 to the
4e. Il r.
West Inskip, Philadelphia Dec 25. 10 the
Back Diamond S Corp with ndso. an
cbored in stream
Teseo Gt). Palermo Dec 7. Norfolk %;
70 italia America. Inc with mdse; in
Quarantine
satanta (Rrl. Providence Dec 22 to the
Standard oi! Co with oil: Bayonne. \ j.
seysrence, Portland. Nc. 10 the Union
sulphur Co; Erie Basin Breakwater
Laura UO. Philadelphia Dec 25: 10
Phelps Bros & Co with mdse; Pier :, Bush
Docks, B'klyn
John Worth!ng Texas cry.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
20 Vessels Placed
In lntercOastaI
Traffic i'm Lumber
Movement in Expectation of
Building Boom in Spring:
New Hawaiian Rates Made:
France Is Due in Market

AS a result Of the slump in freight
offerings from the Pacific Coast to the
Atlantic, due to the seasonal exhaus-
tion OF food products, about seventy
frcighters in the intercoastal trade have
gone into the transportation OF lum-
Der, according to reports from Seattle.
1t Is stated that most Of the lumber is
being stored in Eastern yards, follow
ing orders from buyers for spring de
livery. Officials OF coastwisc steam
ship lines declare that the nation is on
the eve Of building boom.
For the first eleven months of 1921
more than 200000,000 board feet OF
lumber was moved over the wharves in
Seattle, as compared with 10000 900
feet during tho same period of 1920.
G.. l.. Seitz, general manager of the
China Import and Export Lumber Com
pany, Of Shanghai reports more than
l00,000,000 feet of Pacific Coast lum-
bcr has been used in Japan during the
year, and that the demand is increas-
ing. Seattle lumbcrmen arc Interested
in the telegram from Edward Hines, Of
Chicago, that the French government
has placed tentative order for 2d0.-
100000 feet. 1t is said that France is
IGduy 10 COlnptCSc tuc putCidoc Oh Il
thrcc-ye delivery contract as soon as
the financial arrangements have been
perfected. This, it is anticipated will
result in large steamship contracts for
transportation.
To attract cargo destined for Hawaii
to Puget Sound ports, the Milwaukee
and Union Pacific have recently an
Dounccd new export rates on a large
list of manufactured products. In the
past the transcontincntal railroads
have not given export rates to Hawaii,
and goods destined for the islands
have paid domestic charges TO the
water shipping point.
Tho raw silk movement from the
Orient to Seattle again has struck ta
old stride, aggregsting sol, 10000 in
value for the last four months of this
year as compared with $23 ,398, 900 for
the same period of 1920.
Tho movement Of Washington apples
from Seattle TO Great Britain in 1921
will be moro than triple the record OF
the same period of last year, according
to recent reports,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Cochran and HOremans
Begin Cue Games To-day

Before setting out on a long cxhibi-
tion trip through the West, Wellser
Cochran aud Edouard Horemans Will
play two games Of halkline billiards in
greater New York this week, each of
them a POO point contest. This after-
noon they begin game CT 1872 at the
Rational Recreation Academy in Brook
lyn, to conclude tomorrow night, and
on Thursday and Friday they will meet
in AL 1871 combat at Days.
Thus far i'll the games they have
played with each other since the Chi
cago worlds championship tournament
Cochran has been the more consistent
winner OF the two and is favored to
win the 49, game in Brooklyn. Horc-
mans, however. is Il distinct favoritc
Ter the ISL at DAILY for this is a STYLE
Cochran never has played in set CON
test OF any kind. whereas it is consid-
cred the Belgian's strongest game.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Russian Relief
Work Is an Aid
To Idle Sean,en
Many Americans Vessels and
Crews Will Be Employed
im Shipments of Food
to the Famine Regions
$50, 600, 600 TO Be Spent
Congress Specifics Trans
portaIion Must Be Only
in Ships Under u. S. Flag

The direction Of Congress that the
transportation of $20,000,OOO in food
supplies to famine stricken Russia
must be made in American vessels will
afford assistance to many unemployed
officers and crews, and will also aid
steamship companies, according to II.
Il. Raymond, president Of the CLYDE
Mallory Lines and president of the
American steamship Owners Aoosia-
ton
The steamship owners asked Con-
gross to provide that the corn, seed
grain and preserved milk, which the
President is authorized to purchase,
should DC carried in Shipping Board
OF privately owned cargo ships. This
suggestion has been followed
Tho act gives the President author
ity 10 cxpend the s20,o0o,0o0 from the
funds of the United States Grain Cor
poration, and directs that an itemzed
report OF expenditures and activities
shall be sumittcd to Congress not later
than December ST. 1922
"Iiundreds Of American ships and
thousands Of officers and men arc
now idle says Mr. Raymond, "Most
Of these officers and many OF their
men served the nation galantly at sea
in the great war. and thcy arc deserv-
ing Of tho special consideration Of the
government. 4 great many scamen
have bccn out of work for months and
undoubtedly need relief rs kccnly AS
the unfortunate Russian pcasantry.
Congress has done its duty by rcquir-
ing in the law that the relief comm odi-
ties to be purchased under the au-
thority Of the President shall be trans
ported to their destination in vessels
of the United States, either those
privately owned or owned by tho
United States Shipping Board This
relicf measure, therefore, will prove a
boon not only 10 the Russians but to
a considerable number Of our own sea-
farlng countrymcn.'
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

r;uifstsr So n Sand hoy Dec SO.
| Henry s Grove II s. Cape Henry Dec c6.
Herbert, q wylie Ga5 X sand Key Dec &c
| lloven 30 8 Hattersr neo IS.
Huron 9IS SIC Ambrose Dec 25.
| Independcnce Hail 3s% n Ambrose Dec 20
lava 5,sys Arrow - msttcrss Dec Ss
John Worthington duo Now York Tuesday
1oaeph Al Cudshy 8 uAtteras Dec g.
Iunlats 10 NE Cave Chsrlc. Deo g.
haIoiuo OF Key West Dec 90
Konnoco,t 800 s Ambrose Dec 2s
1.s Ctosse 1870 u Cape Henry II Az
Lake Fannio 262 Scotland 1,v l,ec sG.
l.alsc Gllboa 1856 SSW Hog Island Dec -.
Lake stirling sw Cape charlcs Dec 20
Liberty BELL 1860 ME- by IL t1ole In Wal
Matiniooek 60 D Sand Kcy Dec 2s.
MehsS, sSs > Scotland Nv Dcc ss
Monua Sc y llatterss Dec 2o.
Munindies 200 $ Scotland ~ Dec se
Ncison 222 ssE lstterso Dec g
opciika 2ss u Capc 1Ieury I'eo -.
0salNs ste nsm Nantucket rSe -.
Pioneer 600 II Ambrosc Dec %.
SAN Gil 1so nNli nattcras Dec 2s.
san Pablo uat.cras Dec 2S.
san Xcferino lat - cs Ion S2 20 Dec %.
Sinsinava S7l Il Ambrose Dec 20.
Somerset $50 u Ambrose Doc 20.
steel Noysrer l1%6 u cspo Henry Dec 25.
Sunoil lat .. 20 Ion 66 90 Dec 80.
swift Arrow off Jupiter Dec "a
Thomas II Wheeler u w Sand Key Dec &C
Toloa s72 $ Scotland ~ Dec az
Tnlsagas lat 81 el lon 50 81 Dec 20.
Vacuum Il Sand Key Dec IS.
Victorious 10 u Ambrose TOO 25.
Nttorio Dmanucle III lat SS 55 Ion 20 ~
Dee o5.
w j kccnc (us> 10 Fl Capo Henry Dec 20.
W X Libby 65 NV Tortugas Dec 2s.
West celina lsa Il Cape Hcnry Dec 25.
West lsleta S2S from Philadelphia Dec IS.
Hoppot l4l S Ambrose Dec 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Direct Subsidy
From Customs.
New Ship Plan
Merchant Marine Program
To Be Discussed Jan. 5
by Board and Operators
and Sent to Harding
Loan Fund Is Proposed
500, ,OOO.O 600 Would Be Set
Aside for u. s. Vessels:
Plan Federal Insurance

WASHINGTON, Dec GO. A final
conference of officials OF leading
msrine transportation companies with
che Shipping Boards special subsidy
committee has been called for January
s to pass upon 4 tentative plan formu-
lsted By the committee providing for
the substituting OF the American mer-
chant marine to insure its main
tenancc.
The committee was formed to study
the broad question of subsidies at the
suggestion of President Harding, who
made special reference to this method
os assisting American ship owners in
his message to the last Congress. The
plan, when finally approved. will be
submitted to President Harding, who
- expected to adopt some of its pro-
visions in message to Congress
In its present form, which, members
OF the committee stated to-day, was
not official and is subject to changes
n any one of its features, the plan
proposes both direct and indirect aid,
tho former through diversion OF 10
-sxr cent OF import custsTns as borsusos
20 American ship operators, and the
after through oilShmeNt of re-
Volving loan fund OF $f00,o0O,00o.
Sale of L. s. Ships Provided
Other suggestions now contained in
80 pan are understood to include:
That the Shipping Board sell It's re-
naming feet as rapidly as possible at
rrices not to exceed the prevailing
world market price for similar ton
mage.
Amendment OF Section / of the utcr-
GIANT marine act to permit tho estab-
sishment OF merchant marine loan
fuud of about $i00000,OO0. under the
administration OF the Shipping Board
Tor the purpose of making loans at
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
American Ports

pALTIMoRE. Dec. ?s.-~Arriycd; Athault
etc; Everett, Boston Sailed: Henry $
Growers, Los Angeles via Savannah.
GALVESTON, Tex. Dec 2S.-Arrivcd
Mupcsstcr Castle lRr>. rcrnandina West =
Srwald |Gor,, TsnpIco; ,S;.i'r,, nst9n E,o;uss,
mont; Catherwood Fsulsboro.
JAcKsoNvlIIlE, Dec aS-nArrtvcd: Sol. y,
taire. Port Arthur; Van, Miami Sailed;
Comanche, New York.
MOBILE, Dec 95--Arrivcd: schr Explic-
ito (Br>, 'Georgeto~u; British Cbof'a 4n.
Danviile, Ration Rouge; TriInonntsin, Ncw
HNda NJ Stark OBJ. Santiago, Cuba; cibao
(Nor,. New Orleans.
g, NORFOLK; Va, Dec ss-.Arrivs.d 2.,h;
Volunteer (Br). New York; Canadian Nic-
Tin ti,noro Missouri q 5fsr} Baitrnorc; G'', Newtco
Boston; Nav York city Gsr>. Phjlsde)
phie; pstrlcisn ORD. London; Argosy,
rrafalser (Brl, Now York; Nubert Rr'
New York; 18th: FrankinNxr O5r>, Ga
yes,on; Nccrhsven Quo. Phnadclphis'
Hawardcn. Brcmcn; Doris Hamlin, 3cs-
ton; Walter j Noyes, Bostou; Brandon,
Boston. Sailed 25th: Charles Il. llsrwood
rHmpico nemetrI9, et!3, Psndeis tGA; Gib,
Costa ,ItaN. Philadelphia; vittorio
Enamanuele III Glasgow; Henaioo (Chil)
HsNrc; 26th: Meteor, SOW England
Aryan Port Arthur
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2s--Arriv.d: Lam
castvian CSr). Halifax; Kinghorn (Nor>
Nalifax; Liberty Clio, Baltimore; Arcturus
Now York. Sailed: Paraguay. sand key
Edgar j Luckcnbsch, Pacihc coast ports,
II 9 Folger Texas City; Alfa. Ctl, Angons
aud (or) Venice; san Nratcrno (Brl, Tux
pam.
PORT HADs. Dec os-A-rived: Abauga-
rcz, Bocas del Toro; Cardium (Br), Tam
pico; carb. Houston; Chslmette, Havana;
clement Smith, Mexico; Dsnnedaiko, cuba
lIojlanola (Dul, Ncra Cruz; Ijmicana tBr).
Muskogco. New York Olancho tHon), Pott
Cortez; EolsriHc. Talnpco; Surname, Port
Barrios Yumuri, Antila. Sailed Anda
usia (Hw), Valparaiso; cholutcca (Ifon>,
Fort Cortez; Jamaica (Nlc), Vera Cru1;
Pcarldon, Tampico: FL Jn.burg CDu), Rot
terdam; Rochelle (Br>, Sagua Ia Grande;
sac City. Buenos Ayres; Salacia, Rotter-
dam; Saugcrties, Uu-lva: w J Hanna
beaumont; Zenou GFr), Rotterdam.
man rrasch, Saune. Teg; Jonancy. Norfolk
SAN FRANcrsco. Dec es--Arrlved "a
Mobile City. Astoria FOR. Now York; Lab.
orator, Seattle for New Torh; cSth Leptha,
Astoria for Valparaiso; West Katau, AZ.
toria for Duenos Ayres; Esther Dolla,
tBr), New York; Wailawa (Br), Van.
ccouvey for Sydney; Tahiti (Br), Sydney
color Nor), Buenos Ayres. Sailed: Lib
orator, New York; Baja California (Nor).
Vancouver. ~
SAVANNAH, Dec 26-Arriv.d: sincs.
pore Maru Osp). New York. Sailed: Cit5
or Rome. Boston,
TAMPA, Dec 26--Arrived: TrurilIo. New
orleans Sailed: Fueloil, Vampico.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

reasonable rates OF interest, not t,
exceed 5 per cent per annum on frs
mortgages on American flag ships;
/ this fund not to be limited to ship.
! ping Board transactions, but to be
available for financing OF all American
( ship operating organizations.
( Income TAX relief to create All lnccn-
tive to shippers to use ships flying the
American nag. providing Tor ~ deduc-
! the basis OF small percentage Of the
freight paid on American flag ships, or
through a greater allowance on dcprc-
citation on ships.
Federal Insurance Proposed
surance. non-protit making corporation
TO insure its own ships and to offer
hall insurance at cost to private Amer
ican owners, backed by loan of $lo,-
100000.
Other suggested schemes include
the carrying in American ships Of at
least 90 per cent of the immigrants
coming to this country, ship liccns-
ing system, amending and revising Of
navigation laws, preferential through
rates TO Amcrcsn flag vessels, the ex-
tension Of coastwisc laws TO our in
sular possessions and the CO. Cooperation
OF Shipping Board and navy to obtain
better compensation of the merchant
marine officers and men Of the naval
reserve.
Believing that indirect aid will not
alone enable American ships to operate
successfully in competition with those
of other nations. the committee also
has adopted tentatively the following
methods of direct assistance:
Establishment of American shipping
on an even competitive basis with that
of Great Hritain by basic payment to
general wage and subsistence difercn-
tial between the ships.
Making available portion Of the re-
munerative fund of about $4,000, 900 r
year for encouraging construction Of
mail carriers.
Bare Boat Charters
Encouragement of special services
and new routes through nominal bare
boat charter. operation under manag-
ing operators contract, until private
capital is available and through bids
for the operation OF prescribed routes
aud services.
Customs receipts and tonnage taxes
form the main support Of the direct aid
suggested From the estimated income
from customs receipts for 1922 23,
about S300,000000, 10 per cent, or
$4,000 900. would be set aside as spe-
cial fund for paying remuneration to
American ships on basis to pc adopt
ed. Augmenting this fund there would
be. the report states, tonnage taxes
collected in American ports from all
ships, both American and foreign. This
tax, estimated at 50 600 900 under pres
ent conditions, would be raised to
$d,00o,000 if the proposed tonnage dues
under the pending measure arc made
effective.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

AIlianca- Colon. Dec %. Panama RE S Co
Fort st George. Bermuda, Dec 81,
Furness. Witty & Co
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda, Dec 81
Furness. Witty & Co
Ttvives, Kingston. psc "a, United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Dante Alighieri, Palermo, Dec IL.
Mcdonnell ( Truda
Aragusya. Southampton. Dec 1s,
ROYAL Mail steam Packet
Bautry, Liverpool, Dec IS. ... Daniel Bacon
Cape Henry, San Francisco. Dec 7.
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific S s Co
Choctaw, Clenfuesos. Nov -. Ward Line
Duo Saturday
Mongolia. Hamburg. Dec 2l..Arnericsn Line
Tarantia, Glasgow, Dec J7... ..CUnard Limo
steel Engineer, Genoa, Dec 70.
Norton Lilly & Co
KeutuckiaD. San PEDRO. Dec ~
United American Linen
Due Sunday
Cabo Crcu1, Las pamas Dec 2l.Ybarra Line
Psatores, Havana Dec 20. United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Passenger Ships Due

Olympic (Br). Southampton Dec a1 roI
7; to Wnite Star Line witty pass. mail,
and nndse; Is expected to reach Quaran-
zine this p N and dock al Pier 81. n r.
Tomorrow forenoon.
Nieuw Amsterdam (Dp Rotterdam Dec
u, Plymouth is and Boulogne Il for \ Y;
70 Holland America Line with pass, malls
and rdsc, Is expected 60 docl. at 9Th St
Joboken. tomorrow about II a IN.
Munsmar fAnl), Anttlla Dec 23 for y Y
10 Munson Line with pass. mails and nldse
- expected TO dock at Pier .. Il T. to-
taorrow forenoon
Mexico tAm). Havana Dec e for \ Y,
- y & cuba Mail : s co with pass
nails and lndse; is expected to reach
quarantine this y M aud dock al Picr u
Il X, tomorrow about 10 IN.
Ia Lolrair7 Grr) Hayrc Dec II Cor
y Y 70 French Line with pass. mails ana
,adsf: Is expected to docA 4. Pier 81 U
bout II m to-day. -''
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Irans-Pacitic Mails

Conlno.sotins mails close at the General
TosloMtce and City Hall postofflce Station.
no" aorN, at p. IN. As follows:
Hawaii, also specially addressed mail for
Japan Corea and China, Via Saa Fran
CISCO; also parce! post malls for Japan,
Corea, China, Siam and French ludo-
china, Tenyo Maru. Dec 90
Hawaii. Via San Fral.c!sco, Manoa, Dec 50.
Hawaii and Guam, via San Francisco.
L s a T sherman, Dec al
Japan core@, China, Siberia, French Jrdo-
CHINA, Netherlands East Indies texcept
sulaatra) and Philippine islands, Via
Vancouver and Victoria. Il c; also
domestic parcel post mails for Shanghai
Empress OF Russia, Dec 81.
japan, Corea. China. Siberia, French lndo-
China, Netherlands East indies except
Sun1atra) and Philippine Islands. Via
Seattle; also parcel post mails for Japan'
Corea, China Except Shanghai Cfty0'
siam and French lndo-China, Bay state.
Jan 9
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco; slso
traiia, Ventura. Jan s.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Incoming Steamships
Duo ro-da,

Oub Io-Gay
Vessel Fort Ay.,cx
Eastern Leader. Shields Nov "a
J II Winchester 4 c.
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. Nov "a
r.rs..,r,.n u Caribbean $ 5 Co
Atlantic Cult Pacinc Cs
Sacchus. Leghorn. Nov 2S..Th4-. STAR I.ins
n..s,, BLACK Diamond = 3 Corr
osahs' Aiexs1dria, Nov rs Export s Corr
Robin Adair. Seattle. Nov %.
.s,,z Pa lei @ Bordeaux. Dec 81. French Line
Providence. Marscilles Dec 10. sahre I'm.
H0oin Goodfeiiow. san Pedro Dec s.
Fenchwich Marseiles. Nov 80
osase. Los Angeles. Nov 80
Moore & Mccorrnfcls
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Dec 1S.
sark. Santos, Dec , . Moore K McCorrntcs L
Guiana st Thomas. Dec 20.
Anna. Guaysquil. Dee II 'Caribbesns IS Go Go
Mesieo, Go,hcnburs. Dee 8.
ncmsdalshorr. In,rlinghain Dec H. a. ''''
M.4icO. Havana. Dec 20. y 20
N 8 Cuba Mall S s CO
Due Tomorrow
giymplc. scuthamrton- Dec CAV star Line
N'suw Amsterdam, Rot
terdan. Dec IL. holland America Limo
N poliar. Marsciilea Dec H. Dollar Linz
Nin5eiis. London. Dec IL .. t.unard r.fne
psrls. Valencia. Dec ALAS W Eiwcli Z. Co
- L1eaenbsch. Los Angeles. Dec i@.
J..srpasss. Galveston. Dec elMsllory s.ins
e!honry. Havana. Dec 24..,...W Ward Line
Due Thursday
1iessbs. London, Dec 17....An Trans Iine
oxonian. Avonmouth. Dee l7.,.....I NJ NJ
TsEsn, Los Angeles, Dec 9.,~Un:t Am Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Arena Club Opens Tonight

Jersey City's new boxing club. the
Arena, located at Sea View Avenue and
Hudson Boulevard. Will open its doors
tonight. For the initial show Johnny
Murray. of the Bronx, Will meet Willie
Shaw, Of Bayonne. in twelve-round
bout. Jimmy Carroll, OF the West Side,
meets Bobby Moran, OF Jersey City, in
the semi-ilnal OF eight rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

aroundrla eS7 Il by y Cape Henry Dec IS.
Agwlses 20 \ Jupiter Dec &c.
american Press SO u Cape Henry Dec cb
sSsldhlii II from Sand Key Dec rs
bantu 800 Sc Cape Henry Dec e6
narthoion1ew go SW Key West Dec "a
Sorgestad " Sand Key Dec s6.
~ 1sy'syi =, Great Rouni shoals w Dec IS.
Gspulin 1893 r Cape Henry Dee IS
Cerro Ebano SO " Sand Key Dec IS.
,hAries u Harwood As Hatteras Dec IS.
Wy OF 1T Louis 1871 S Ambrose Dec 2s
Soahoms County $50 S Charleston Dec as.
Gollingsworth lat 79 - long IS 81 Dec rs.
Comus n \ Hstteras Dec 2e
pixie Arrow due Providence Tuesday AN.
Dochcs 9lo f Ambrose Dec rs
East Cape 645 + Ambrose Dec cs
Eastern Admiral $40 E Ambrose Dec a5.
Eastern Coast IS Il Anbrose Dec 2S
Eaftcrn Planet la So 90 lonE al 81 Dec o.
~ Oylen,e 22o S Scotland LN Dec s.
Fl lsleo pd Sand Key Dec IS
III Sol 40 n Hsttcras Dec ab
Everctt so Ambrose 1910 PM Dec &c
Iaraby 2ds + Ambrose PM Dec -.
freeman ia Nantucket Dec a5
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 3c--storrn of
2oth abAted to day. storm warnings down:
no serious damage to any Of craft adrifl
or ashore; slooD Oriole reported ,nisslur
10 one on board
SAN PEDRO, Dec 26--N,uno,o e,o,,
New York. drydocked to-day for repairs
resulting from fire. previously reported !:
steering gear and lighting system dis
sblcd; vessel was st-ered by auxilisrr
vhcc! on poop deck; part OF cargo lost.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Collcgians Play Chess To-day

Columbia. Harvard. Yale and Prince
ton will start their twenty-ninth an
OF the Brooklyn Chess Club ut 9 O'clock
this afternoon. In the first round Co
lumbia will meet Yale and Harvard
will play Princeton, each match being
on four boards. The second round will
be contested there tomorrow and tho
third round on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Marine Reports
TIIE TIDES
Winds al Sen To-day

Winds al Sen To-day
Hsttsrss to Key West-~Nodersts TO
fresh northeast and east. overcast weather.
Gust Gulf-Nodcrate northeast and cast,
a1-Nrcsst weather.
wcst Gulf Moderate east and partly
overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea aud windward pss,sge-
Moderate IN fresh northeast. partly over
cast weather and probably local rsins.
North of Sandy HOOK and SANDY Hook
- Hat.eras- Moderate. variable. becoming
southerly and overcast weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Working for Centre Came

DALLAS, Tex, Dec 26.-Football
players at Texas Agricultural and Me-
chanical College sacrificed their Christ
mas vacation and assembled to-day to
begin hard practice for the game with
Centre College January 2. Dallas Uni
versity has turned over dormitores
and its gridiron to the Aggies
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
immigration Quotas for
Ia Nations Now Filled
Large Totals Still Open for Ger
many, Russia, Sweden and
United KINGDOM

Records Of the Bureau of Inlmigra-
ton show that the quotas allowed for
the year have been exhausted in the
case Of fourteen nations, and that no
further aliens will be admitted from
those countries. These are Africa, At
lantic Islands, Greece, Hungary, Jugo-
Slavia, Other Asia, Other Europe, Pal
estinc, Poland, Portugal, New Zealand,
Spain, Syria, Turkey and Smyrna.
The principal quotas for the balance
OF the year are as follows: