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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Col. Pat Hurley
Back From Shreveport

col Pat Hurloy II h0ck from
Shreveport whore he attended the
final hearing before Judge Jack,
Of the federal district court, who
approved the contract of prrNi-
ously agreed to compromise. which
had been made hy Mr., Hurley as
receiver Of tho Gililand Oh company
ana the Foster OIL company whereby
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

KANSAS CITY, Aug 20 -.Cattlr-Rp-
cclpH 3i6t f0r week Unof steers 3sr 10
81 20 lower. mostly 5Orufi.Oo lowrr. .ho
stock generally l5W25c lower, In be'worn
mostly soc lower. rauu,ts and bulls gac
luW"rt sfHrllfrg and feeders 3h,0f 81 900
lover; stock cows and hoifors mostly ESQ
lower stock calves steady
Hogs--ltcccip's 1905 mostly ~ to-c
lower than yesterdays average, mINHd
drovcs selling from tst5Hs I,s f'.oOhr
N.20 for lights md mediums. fow head
. 30
Shcep-No rccc'p'p FOR wcJ7l shorr
steady to CSC higher, lambs 3jcG %
!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NV"0TaT % 7 Ne WUTTI.
MUsKOGEE. Aug. 2O.--A paint
ing made ~ years uEo hy his aunt.
now 90 years of age, was the un-
usual gift received yesterday by
city Judge Charles Wheeler. The
painting Is Of u bouquet of roses
with a humning bird sucking at one
Of the flowers For - years the
aunt has had the picture in her
house in ILLINOIS. but sent IT, here
on the tenth Anniversary of tho
Judges last visit ia his old home.
Pianos made II ENGLAND in 1878
numbered 10000; last year the
number made was only 10000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

Tho total depth NJ tnc well is 2,2sl
feet
Tho Colirc OIL company came
through with a 100 .harrci well ~
This field last wcck IN its NO. BIB
No-thvimcr, In the sOuthw sst cor
u,r Of the northwest ~ thn north
west or the northwest OF 36-is-2w.
II found the sand between 2.2Sl
feet and 2,31l fue' and drilled to
a total depth Of 2S2i fee. The
BnEor Strawn has well good for
a barrels located in the northeast
corner Of the southwest Of the north
cast OF tho northwest OF . '49-2w.
This is the No. l'"t aud % found
tho sand between 1,75O and 1853
fn"t and Las and 1884 feet and
drilled 20 q total depth OF l,H5j
feet. The Texas com rany found
sand from 2.9ii feet to 2,05l feet
and FROM 20gI 20 2 las feet on its
80. - Duard, I'm the center uf the
south limo of the north haf ot tho
north half of tn northwest Of 81
ia-2w. Tho Wolvcrir" oil company
got n l7a-barrel well at a total depth
~ 1850 feet ln he pillard farm
wou SO. a. This we'll found sand
between 1860 cor. rn1 1886 feet
and is located IN tho north"as- cor d.
nor Of the northeast OF 22-is-2w.
Test Wells West Of okcninh.
There are four offset tast well .
being drilled west Of Okcmah. The
Atlantic OH Producing company is
drilling Mt $3.50 f.et IN its No. b
we'll. located In the southwest cor
nor of thc northwest OF l6-lt-ll.
Tho Sow York yaopi, arc drilling ~
2.3Uu feet I'm tho nprthwts. of the
northWcs' Of lG-l1-lI. Auothcr OF
these tests IS that u the prairie Cil
n Gas Co., wh.sh T. lrilllng at "A
depth Of l5J1 feet in the northeast
Of lI-1l l.. Tha iast of these ~
tho wep belonging t1 the Edgar Oh
company. which - r.gsiug rr fer a
te,t il tao sou'tcRft 4 ti section IL
11-l1. In the event that these wells
would come In successful, the Dcancr
| pool would hc extended in the dlr'c-
/ ton Of Okcmah. Hartman ana as
soclatcs are shut down IN the SIM
/ pick pool at tJ) feet IN ~" center
/ % the co3t hlt OF tn" Sc dthWust 81
ID" southcaS' of - III ne
. Oklahoma PRODUCERS ~ KctlhcIs -
/ rs hshius Tor PIP" at s'H'o lett lI
/ tho soul lhcist OF thc northwest VI
. the northeast OF 20 lZ-ll. IL ~ hIs' %
/ drilling ai l,lVO rect on the heht
/ iaru, IN IN" hpitn'ast OF tne HGf,t
+ W,.l pi ihe northwest OF % !
west OF pklhuIece lls i'duSci ~
/ company mas "A mole Iui OF water !"
: bl !" ycet ia tie center or thc clS'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Walters Refinery Is Started.

WALTERS, Aug l6.--The Victor
oil company received the machinery
this week and began construction
work upon, Walters third refinery,
The crude oil supply will be taken
33-ls-lO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Kansas.

The Bremen ~ Wixon No. ] Lu-
cas- gushcr in the northeast corner
Of lot IS in 1G-27-S, Butler county,
Kan, which came in a few days ago
flowing upwards OF 1900 barrels,
has now quit flowing. The water is
said To- be coming from above and
they are running fivc-inCh casing to
close 1t up. MIR. Bremen is confi-
dent tlA,t when the casing is set out
there will be no water in the oil.
Another gasscr was drilled In to-
day in Kansas by Long Brothers &
Graham. They got 10000 000-foot
Easser located in 5-23-l9. This Is in
Anderson county, Ean., about one
mile cast'of the city of colony
The Gladys Belle on company
shot its 40. / Harlan well IN Lyons
county Kan. with so quarts and the
shot brilgcd in the hole. They havo
drilled through the bridge and the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NEW YONK. Aug. 20 O.-rfime morrnn-
,ilc paper GmCh, exchange irregular:
sterling GO-day bills nud commercial 60
day bills on banks 9C2ta commercial
Go.dey bills a62h, demand 9,G6h; cables
g.GGA.
Francs Demand 77gAi cBblcs 77t,
Mnrka.-bcmnnd 1i7N; cables LIS.
Greece Demand biS,
Sweden Demand . 3G.
Norway Demand 1870
Argentine Demand @H.s1.
Rraglllhn--Dembnd l5,2n.
Montreal 10 pcr cent discount
Bonds s-GOvernmcnt irregular; railroad
steady,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

The sand was found from 1,S56 feet
to 2.i7O feet. The last Of it's opera
tions In this district was n 210-bar-
rel well in the northeast corner Of
the northwest of the northwest Of
the southeast Of 22-As-2w 1t rs
the No. l2 Hcfncr, and found the
sand from 2,2O2 fcrt to 2.227 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

CHICAGO, Aug ~ HuTTtT-1NW"I.
reoeipts II sb4; creamery extras S5o;
standards aGc,
poultry-.-Alive~-l nchaugsd
PotRtoes-Weak; reccipts 10 cars; No.
brpskn early Ohius sacked 81 2h it z il
cwt,, Minnesota and Kansas sacked ta.I'
G2.9ol Colorado and Idaho white '3.65 y
$40 owt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
LEGAL

(Published in tho Tulsa Daily World
August 20, II, 90 and 23, 1891, World
Publishing Company, Puhiisher)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that on tho 9th
day Of September. 1921. between tho
on said date, the County Commissioners
OF Tulsa County will receive, open and
consider sealed proposals for the fur
nishing Z. o, b. cars, sand Springs OKLA
huma, approx matey 10000 Board Mea-
sure feet of Heart Red Gum or Seasoned
No. oak Bridge Plank. 24xSxl0-inch h
and l2-nch by IS feet in length; also,
approximately SO pieces OF seasoned oak
joists, sound and free of knots dimen-
stoned 8X14x20 feet in length. and ap-
proximately 900 feet board measure, sea
soned oak, dimenslored 2ArSSlO and r.
inch, by is feet in length, ciassed as No.
Bridge Plank.
Also for delivery at BINby, oklahoma,
one car load Of No. / Oak Bridge PLANK,
2axsSl0-inch and i2-inch by 10 feet IN
length,
Also for delivery Fast Tulsa, okla
homa, two car loads OF No. ! Oak Bridge
Plank. 2i4SsNlo-inch and l2-inch BY lG
feet in length.
All deliveries 10 bo made freight pre-
paid, and warrant in payment Will he ls-
sued at the next regular meeting Of the
Board following delivery and acceptance
Of such lumber.
iPct any or all bids ana to waive tcchui-
Calities in the award Of a contract.
Signed this eth day Of August, 1921.
Board OF County Commissioners
by O, y. LAWSON,
County Clerk.
Approved;
DAN w. PATTON,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NFW NOWK, NuV, IW-.' 'UtInn f0Nd OIL
was luwer under scattered lural selling
prompted by the henvinrus IN wheat, but
support from feflnors checked the de.
cline. CLOSING bids wpro, tounrnlly 2
to points not lower, sales. 3 600 bar
rels. Prime crude &G26 hids prime sum
mrr yellow, spot. SS9hi September $3.50,
December $50. and March $50, n,l bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

WTCUITAt Kan. Aug. 9h.--II0VN-N"-
ccipt- ZOO, i5o lower top 1885, hulh
cattle Hccoip,s 400. e5G5Oc lower tor
week. becf steers 81 G0a7 90; beef COWS
nnd hcifcrs ia,bOUG5O, stockcrs and feed.
~ tiO0pG.0O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

well is from a 80 to 35-barrcl pro-
ducer. Tho sand was topped from
1914 to 1882 feet. The company
has three 25O-barrel tanks fun Of
oil but no line in yet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NEW YORK Aus. 90. ilhrty bonds
closed, sAs $50, first Is Sl5s hiii soc,
and IS s7Gi hid; first as sIsSi second
Sita s76s; third as 81 s2i fourth 4As
,r's2; Victory S.s Vs7i' victory AVS
= II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NEW YOHH, AUG. 20. The report on
banks and trust companies for tho week,
shows that they hold tl6976.G70 rcsrryc
In excess Of legal requirements, This Is
an incrcaso of tll7l.7sO from last week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

KANsAs CITY Aur- 20 Wheat-Caall
No. hard tilsa 1.2Oi No. rcd It2oG
les.
Corn No. white $50; No yellow $40;
No. yellow 49tg gM43c,
oatg No. white SoU31c. No. 2 mlSod
20 .r lOh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NEW ORLEANS Aug 90 cotton
Spot 0ulet and unchanrgt' sales on me
snot 2Et balgs 90 arrive so; low mdillng
lOg5i mldaunE 12o0; good mldilinE
1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

ORDINANCE NO 2l76
An Ordinance to apportiOn, levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF
the cost OF constructing a sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO. l7s
in the city Of Tulsa, Hs created and
\ establishtd by Ordinance 40. 2l57i
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, in pursuance OF the pro-
visions Of the Charter ,nf the city oi
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the statutss OF the
state OF Oklahoma, for such cases made
and provided, the said city Of Tulsa, dad
by Ordinance No, 2l.7 create and estab'
nsh SEWER DISTRICT NO. IT'S. and
after having declared It necessary "a
construct sewers in said SEWER DIS,
TRICT No. l7s, by the provisions OF
said Ordinance No. 2l37, did on tn,
22nd day OF April, 1921, let TO Comstock
Smedley Company, Contractors, GER
tain contract for tho cuusrfuCtion OF q
certain sanitary sewer In SEWER DIS
lRlCr No. l7s; and,
WHEREAS, in pursuance OF said con
tract, said tomstocK -Smcdley Company
have constructed certain sauitar,
scwer IN said SEWER DISTRICT no
MS and the work under said contract
has been accepted and approved by tn,
city Engineer and the Board OF Com
mssioners OF the city Of TulsaI and.
WHEREAS, In further pursuance OF
the statutes Of tho State Of Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
DAN w. PATTON.
County Engineer.

IPubished in the Tulsa DAILY World
27, 2s. 49, 30, 81, September |, 2, 3. T..
3, 6, z, 5, 9, 10, II, IL. 10, ~ and 49,,
1921. World Publishing Company, Pub
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Marine Disasters

NEWPORT. Fl I, Dec 3-.Barge Cherung,
Of Atlantic Coast Transporta tion Compa ny,
sank in Newport harhor late Friday eve
ming off Fort Adams while in tow of tug
Mary b Potter en- route from New York
to Boston.
Barge had been in heavy storm In Long
Island Sound 1t la not considered An oh
men. names nnknowr. .nade' escape. In
dory aud were towed to Nara gansett Pier
shore Barge had cargo of l.io0 tons. pea.
col. valued at $4,000.
MARsHF1lELD, Ore, Dec s--Hadio. from
unidentified steamer stated captain of
schr Ecoia. Honolulu for Coos Bay, re-
ported tug Sea Eagle had foundered. was
towing Ecola. No reference TO fate OF Sea
VANcouvER. r C. Dec s--str San An
tonic. this port for San Francisco. went
ashore at Roche Point Durrard Inlet, hard
and fast on rocky Eottom; expected to 1oat
at high tide to day. s+s
VICTORIA, B c, Dec -s--Bktn Simon
r Toimio (Brl, previously reported with
disabled steering gear. towed TO port by
salvage str Algcrinc.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day

Vessel Port. Axency
Tuscan Prince Aoas Kong, Sop. g.
Sommelsdijk, Marsellles, Nov Is.
Funch. Edge q Co
svein Jari. Immingham, Nov ls.
Exeter City, Fowey Nov Ia -
Jamex Arkeu a Co.
Wcst Inskip. Antwerp. NOV II
Back Diamond Corp
Steel Mariner. Londdh, Nov 8.
West caiumb. Gibraltar. Nov IS.
United American Lines
United States, copenhagen, Nov %.
Scandinavian Amer. Line
Greifryda, Hsvre. Nov 2c.... French Line
valacis. london Nov 49,: .Cunard Line
Colombo. Naples Nov s.
Columbia. Glasgow. Nov II.
n-,..,. x Cunard-Anchor Line
Minnekahda. Hamburg. .Noy SO.
aiOseppi Verdi, Naples, N2y Dsu,;s,, Is, . r,,,.
Psstores. Havana. Dec l..Unitod Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
Rousiilon. Havre. Nov as.... French Line
schoharie. Hamburg. Nov 10. -. Kerr Line
Bayern. Hamburg, Noy ss
Gen II r. Hodges. Guayaquil. Nov is.
Alliance, cristobai. Nsv IS. Panama Line
Caribbean Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan, Nov 80.
NY & Cuba Mail Line
Zuiia. zal. &C. Curacao. ,r;;,. Nov Red Line
Irurness Bermuda Line
Due Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton. Nov 80.
Pannonia- Ltvsrpool. Nov 2s. .Cunard Line
Maraval. pemerara. Nov eSsn0D'n'ah 3. Line
Furness. withy Co.
Carriiio. Santiago. Dec I. United Fruit Co.
Duo "wednesday
Rotterdam, Plymouth. Nov as.
Holland America Limo
Alfonso XIII. corunna.. Nov, 90.
Virgil, Trinidad Nov Spanish Royal Nail
Lamport & Holt Line
Gen G W Goeshals. Cristopal, Nov 80.
Panama Line
Duo Thursday
comsrio. AigicFs. Noy s..
Agwissar. Marseilies, Nov IS. Ward Line
Delavan. Belfast, Nov "a.
sixaola, Kingston. Dec 5.
United Fruit Co.
Duo Friday
Centennial state. London. Nov 50. u lines
Due Saturday
Archimedes. Manchester. Noy a4,
Montauk, London, Nov 20, 49,
Atlantic Transport Line
Citta di Messina, Naples. Nov IA.
Phelps Bros
Aware, Santos, Nov a. Lloyd Brazileiro
Buckeye State. San Pedro, Nov "a.
United American Line
Bessis Dollar. San Francisco, Nov H.
Dollar s s Lines
Duo Sunday
KroonIsnd. Antwerp. Dec / Red star Line
Ulua, Port LiIlon, Dec 4. United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Dec 3---Arrfved: San
b sssee
Honolulu vita New York. Sailed: Melrose,
Boston.
BOSTON, Dec s--,Arrived tpec ~:
Preston Preston; S Agwlworld. Port Lobos ontarie.
Philadelphia; schrs Victory Chimes (Br).
New York fer Cardigan; Luther Little.
Norfolk. Sailed tDec %: MARYLAND lBrl.
London and Hamburg; Dorothy. New
{ CHARLESTON. Dec s--Arrived: Mo-
hawk New York and proceeded t. gaen na
proceeded to Boston. Sailed: Steelmaker
pELAwARg nRHAKwATER. Del Dec
jr {froIn New York;. Richmond tfrona
supposed Norfolk; Maine tfrom Phiiadel-
phia) Norfolk.
New York: Toloa. Cristobal.
JAcKsoNvILLE. DEG a--Arrived. I'd "a:
Maple Miami. Sailed, I'd: Joseph r Par = .
Merrimack. PhiIadeiphta; Progress (Dan).
Hamburg; Maple. Miami; Arapahoe. New
York.
Marion n Cobb. Port ap Prince. Sailed;
Baidbutte Mexico; La Petite, Labette,
Buenos Ayres via Gulfport.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Dec a-Arrived:
{Br), Philadelphia. Sailed: Angelo Toso
fltai), Genoa; Ansaldo III UtaD, Genoa !;
Conehatta. Manchester; Gorreydyk lDu).
gPHlLApELPiIIA, Dec ARRIVED: Co
tneric (Br), Calcutta via Boston Oiynps
lFr}. Genoa. Leghosn. etc. via New York !;
Silvio Psllico Gtaif. Gibraltar; Gull Maid,
enbach, San Pedro. etc. Sailed; Nurta
{span), Barcelona. etc. via New. York;
Keeiuns Er). Pirmus etc; Hsrbsrt I
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04


rayss Kronsore Dsn, vi uIoss'tar ssRsas 'ss Is
SFvA Havre. stc. via Baltimore. Lake
glon, Baltimore. punolUtha sIsr, Naples;
1navsrtord tBr). fdverpooi VIA New York
bsyonn". Nav York; T. A Tampiin tRrl.
Charles Hsrwood' '' Tamplco: ud saru,ysa. Limeama
(Br). Tampico. Sailed Batcn,s Rougo.
msxiso; NE Co.. Hseuras s sHondl. BIuefia'ds Me-
Maru, Robe. sailed. Nebraska, united
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec s--Arrtved. sd.
BATAVIA. via Pngst sound. saleir (ot,.
paI:kpapan. Colombia, Baltimore. Texan
sAv1NNaH Dec s---Arr,vedi city st
Rome, Boston: pereian, Iacksonyti,e and
sailed Tor philads,ah.a. sailed Havre
Maru ,Jap,. Yokohama. Kobe. and shang
Aas iaK sINoToN ssSsanaa & SeS ec soTN
Polarins,. Hston Rcugct
PORTLAND. Me, Dec s---Arrtvcd' Hsr-
man Frasch, Sabine, Norfolk. philadel-
Exeter s':su City ,nrS ss New 's%sa yoSR
ST JOHN. Il. Dec S---Arrivcd: sicilian
tBrl, London and Antwerp.
MoRTQLK, Va. Dec s-..Arriscd: An
cristobal; .Erlesburgh tBrj, Barry; Thu
ban tDu), Rotterdam Istrla tItaD Trieste:
Mahonac {Brl, Baltimore Lady Evelyn
(Brl, Boston Sailed: I'd. IIolmia tswed).
man man Monarch tBr),x Falmouth; VICTORIA
de Larrinaga (Br9. London; Lecod (Br).
United Kingdom; 3D. Cauto Havana via
Ripagnus. New ENGLAND; Norway Maru
(Jap}. Bremen; Walter ID Noyes. New Eng
land Bylayl. New England Theben (Ger},
Hamburg Tosto (Nor), Euerto Colombia;
Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Arrived Yesterday

George Washington. Bremen. Nov 20.
Southampton and Cherbourg. Nov "a: to
the U 9 Line, with s4s frst; 4ss second
Pier 8. Hoboken. N j.
Faraby. Leith. Nov IA; Hull. ROY IS: to
James Fl Winchester s. Co, with ndse
anchored off stapIetcn, 8 L
Guiana tBr). Barbados and st Lucia.
Nov "a; Martinique. Dominica and Guade-
loupe. Nov c5: Antigua and st Kitts. Nov
2s: st Croix and st Thomas. Nov 27: to
the Quebec s Go with Il pass. mails and
rndse; Pier 81, n n.
Francisco tBr). Hull. Nov II; to the
Ellerman- Wilson Line, with mdse; 18th st.
Hoboken
ss Too0lsk tRuss>. campbeiiton, N B. Nev
lumber: Newtown Greek. L l. C.
cretic tBry, Boston; TO White Star Line
with mdse: Pier 60, n K.
Munsomo. Mobile, Nov 80: to Munson
Line, with ndse: Pier 6. West Shore r n,
Weehawken, N J.
ossabaw, Baltimore, Dec i: to Southern
8 Co. with mdse; Pier 3s. N r,
- Tuscan Prince (Brl, Hong Kong; to
Furnsss, Witty; anchored in Quarantine.
Muria (sp), Philadelphia, Dec q to Gar
cis Dlaz; anchored in Quarantine.
franklin, Houston, Nov 81; to Gaiena
Navigation Co. with ndsa: Bayway, " ].
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
u. S. Shipbuilding
Cost Now Closer
10 Foreign Rates
W. L. Marvin Says Difference
Probably Will Not Exceed
2S Per Gent in Future:
Praises American Builders

Tho cost Of construction az vessels
In American shipyards Is now Httle
more than in British plants, and nroh-
ably will not be more than a5 ser cent
greater in normal times, Winthrop {.
Marvin, vice-president Of the sA.neri-
can Steamship Owners Association,
said yesterday.
Mr.. Marvin said that when he de-
ciared before the Society OF Naval
Architects and Marine Engineers re.
Gently hat the difference was 40 ner
cent he referred specifically to con-
ditions existing when the Roosevelt
Merchant Marine Commission made its
inquiry in 1904-'0s. This situation
probably will not exist again. In the
address referred to he said:
"It is now possible to speak definite-
ly and with authority as to the COM
parstive cost of building ocean ships ia
America and in Europe. But Il is
true that ship owners who have made
inquiry on the other side within recent
months have found that British shin
yard prices were lower than American
prices by at least margin, due to the
abnormal state Of sterling exchange.
On the other hand, the American wards
could offer quicker completion and de.
livery, which in normal times is of
itself marked advantage. Altogether
It probably will be found, when condi-
items in America and in Europe have
again settled down, particularly with
@tramp" cargo vessels, that foreign
ship prices will remain lower than our
own, though by narrower margin
than before"
''It is the general opinion Of shipping
officials, as hnd it, that American
prices OF shipbuilding will not here
sitter be anything like 40 per cent
greater than foreign prices--that the
difference may not be more than 90 or
s5 per cent" said Mr.. Marvin yesterday.
american shipyards that have sur
vived the postwar crisis are remark
ably efficient institutions, and though
they pay higher wages for their labor
they. enjoy and will continue TO enjoy
a substantial advantage in the cost Of
steel and timber. Even at somewhat
higher costs, American building Of
American ships must be encouraged in
the interest Of national security and
also in the broad interest Of the
American merchant marine.D
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Navy Orders

From The Trtbuncas Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Nayy orders
issued to-day follow:
Eklund. Com. r. n, to des. co., Pacific
fleet.
shnerd. Com. II. G.. to U. s: S. Crane.
Suow, Lit. Com. II. E., to San Diego
Weilbreck, 1t. Com J. H., to U. s. s..
Risey 1t. Com. r.. g.. to u. s. S. CoweN
Baldwin LIT. w. o., to u. S. S. rruxton
Culin. Lit. Com. j. H.. to des. SO. 12
Lowrey. 1t. Com. G. NJ. to U. S. S. O'Bau-
non.
Brady. 1t. d. J., to U. 8. s. Charleston.
Farrell, Lit: J. g., to Mare Island
Fritman. 1t. M. to u. s. S. Vixen.
Mather. 1T. Z. w, to U. $. S. Eagle 81.
wsrlsht, 1t W. L.. to des So, Atlantic
Thomas. 1t. l.. w. to U. s. s. Lamson.
Wooley, LIT. g. B., to y. S. S. j. r.. Burns
Brown, 1t: G. W., resignation accepted.
Cole, Lit. E L.. to rec. ship, San Francisco,
Jenkins 1t. j. O.. to U. S. S. Pyre.
Tappen. LIT L. E., to u. s. s. Upshur.
zeeler. Lit p. p. to u. S. s. Litchfleid.
Bellinghar, Ems. H. j.. to U. S. s. Corey.
Doyle, Ems A K, to U. s. S. MoFariand.
Peterson Ems. D. A., resignation accepted.
Smith 1t. Com. II. H., to Chelsea, Mass.
Miller, 1t. III. w. TO Great Lakes
Nottingham, Lit. L., to Great Lakes
Flansgan, Lit. c. r.. to des- So, Atlantic
Jack. 1t: J. II. jr.. 10 Mare Island.
Mcdaniel, Lit. I. B., to Puget Sound.
Kick, Lt X. B.. to U. S. S. 'Vestai =
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

distance is given In nliies. Reports are
dated as noon unless otherwise specihcd.l
Archer SI0 5 Ambrose Dec g.
Carr,llo 900 S Scotland Lv Dec 8.
Clcntarf 750 u Am nbrose Dec 2.
Colunbia due Quarantine 6 AM Dec 4.
Coronado lat 80 90 lor 61 40 Dec g
Cram ptotl Anderson N Block Island Dec 3.
Dochet 45o 5 Nantucket Dec 2.
Eastern Temple 394 e by n Cape Henry
Dec 2.
Eastport 17o Sc Cape Sable Dec q.
F Q Barstow 1900 from Mona Island Dec 2.
Gdansk 1880 r Ambrose Dec Q.
Dec @
Geo II Jones 1856 S Scotland Nv Dec 8.
Henry NJ Flagler 2o7 Scotland Nv Dec s..
Henry S Groves 6S1 s Ambrose Dec 2.
Hera S67 Ambrose Dec g.
Herman Frasch passed Nantucket Dec 2.
Illinois lat 46 81 lon 3S "A Dec 2.
J Donnell 2l Sc OverfatIa Dec 9.
Jomar 400 u by N Hole In Wall Dec 2.
Koranna 1850 r. Ambrose Dec O.
Lehigh "a from New London Dec 5.
McKeesport 6S6 Ambrose Dec 2.
Minnekahda 421 r Ambrose Dec 3.
Mongolia lat Al lon 64 33 10 Pm Dec l.
Naugus 1873 Il Ambrose Dec 2.
Ossining SIS Sc Ambrose Dec 8.
PauIsboro 1917 ENE Hatteras Dec g.
Pipestone County 1850 II Ambrose Dec 3.
Drottningholm 11S2 IG Ambrose Dec 8.
Saugerties lat IS 81 Ion sc 40 Dec 2.
Sunbeam 140 ENE Hatteras Dec 8.
Tomalva 140 Nc Hatteras Dec 8.
w G Teagle 140 s Ambrose Dec 3.
West Calurnbo 1000 ID Ambrose Doc 3
West Inskip 1900 II Delaware Capes Dec z.
West Lashaway 700 Sc Ambrose Dec 2.