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carr.llo due Quarantine Tuesday.
Centennial State lat SO 81. Ion 20 30 4th
Due Quarantine l0th)
Eastern King 500 z Overfalls l. v 4th.
Lffingham lat ~ a. Ion AZ AZ 4th.
III Oriente 225 Scotland L V 18th.
Everett 10 II BarneEat 9TH.
Gdanes % u Ambrose 80.
George = Mckenzie p Montauk oth.
Gloucester 20! NE Winter Quarter zth.
Gulfstar 800 Scotland l. V 9th.
Hampton Roads lat 80 81. Ion 90 20 9th.
Hudson 460 L Ambrose 5tii.
Lake Frazee 1890 So Ambrose l. v 4th.
Mckeesport LIS 70 Ambrose 9Th.
Merose 10 SW Montauk 9th.
Mount Evans lat 43 81, ION SO 48 4th.
Olympic 597 from Ambrose 9TH (due Quar-
antine about 8 80 PM 6th).
Fipestone County Lib w Bordeaux 4th.
Potomac 40S w OF Weser River 9TH. (Due
New York Dec 15.)
Rotterdam 47S Ambrose 9Th.
Schoharie 1873 Il Ambrose 9th.
Seminole 225 s Nantucket L 4th.
Somerset 6s5 ESE Ambrose 4th.
spmmelsdyk due Quarantine aboue 10 Pm
9Th.
transportation 3S Z by " Fire Island 4th.
utacarbon 1900 NE Key Yves. 4th.
West Calum $50 II Ambrose l. 4th..
West Celina lat 40 II, Ion 2S 81 9th.
West Inskip 1850 u Ambrose 4th.
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SfGNORA DIDUR HERE
WITH TWO DAUGHTERS
Wife Of Metropolitan Opero
Basso Arrives.

Several cabin passengers arriving yes
terday from Italy By the Transatlautica
ftaliara liner Giuseppe Verdi were de-
tanned aboard until 1t was determined
whether or not the quotas from their
respective countries had been filled.
Among them was Signora Angela Didur.
wife of Adamo Didur. basso ut tho
Metropolitan. who came with her two
daughters. Maria and Olga. The latter
is 1s and happened TO be born In Poland.
whose quota mas been exhausted. Mr.
Didur came 20 the pier to receive his
family and after n conference with Ellis
Island he was permitted 10 take them
away.
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ert 7. Hague. with crude oil. Anchored off
Tompkinsvillo.
str Comus. New Orleans Nov 30. TO the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and
mdse Went 70 pier 40, North River.
Str Lake Arthur. Richmond. to the Rich
mond and New York Transportation Co.
with mdse Went to pier 80. East River.
Str Lake Treba, Baltimore, TO the Halshaw
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier 81.
East River.
Str Norfolk. Baltimore. to the Clyde
steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier 3s,
North River.
Munson Steamship Line Arrived 4th and
went to pier 10, East River.
Str Dorothy. Boston. to A II Bull Co
Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier 81.
Brooklyn.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER =.

Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador prints,
&c), Nicaragua Except East coest). Anna
paia City, choluteea talso prints. &c. for
NacaoIne, Tegucigalpa and luscaran) in
Honduras. Narlno Department OF Colombia.
Peru (except IquitoS). Bolivia and Chill,
(other parts OF Honduras and letter man
for Salvador - via Cristobal, Callao. Mol
ieDdo, africa, lquidue, Antofasasta. Valpa-
ratso and Talcahuano. str SANTA ANA
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador lprints.
&cl, Nicaragua Except East COAST, ANA
pala City, Choluteca (also prints. sc, for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Ynscaran) In
Honduras, Cauca and Narino DEPARTMENT.
OF Colombia and Ecuador (other parts ef
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador y
via Cristobal. BuenaYentura, Esmeraldas,
Bahia de Caraquez. Manta and Guayaauh'
south Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires. str AEoLUs, II 80 AM (t)-
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.
Bahamas aelans Igegna anS seSa SortanS snS
other parts OF Mexico y, Via Nassau.
Havana. Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tnmpico
also parcel post mails for the Mexican
Hidalgo, Mexico. Moreios, Oaxaca. Puebla.
Tlaxeaia. Vera Cruz and Yucatan, ctr
sIBoNEY. Z AM I.
Transpacific Mails.
Close Mt New York at 8 Pm as follows;
Hawaii Via San Francisco. str MAUI.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only via Seattle. str PROTEST
EAUS, Dec II. -
French rndo-Chlna. Netherlands East In
dies (except Sumatra) and Philippine ISL
ands via San Francisco, str HoOSlER
STATE, Dee L..
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia via San Francisco,
str TAHITI, Dec %.
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
fSupplernentary NAH accepted on pier.
tparcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Malls of the following dates. Melbourne
NoY 8, Sydney 9th, Wellington l4th, Auck-
land 18th and Honolulu Goth, which arrived
per str Makura, were despatched east from
Seattle on Dec Q and are due In New York
on the afternoon OF Thursday. Dec s.
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Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY. DFCTNTRFR G.

Madeira and Gibraltar dtaly -, Via Fun
chal Gibraltar, Monaco, Naples and Genoa /;
also parcel post mails for Gibraltar. str
Norway, Via Bergen. stavangst and Chris
tsania; also parcel post mails for Norway.
AM ID.
Norway. Sweden, Denmark and Finland.
Via christiansand christiania and Copen-
hagen: also parcel post mails for Norway.
Sweden and Denmark. str OSCAR II. Ii
AM tsup IL 80 AM -.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T.
Senegal Morocco. Canary Islands and
West Africa . via Rabat, Teneriffe: Da-
kar, Bathurst. Conakry, Freetown, Sheroro.
AKIN. Seccondee and Accra: also parcel
Cadiz. str BEREBY. o AM.
Madeira and Gibraltar Utaly) y via Fun
chal, Gibraltar, Monaco and Naples; also
parcel post mails for Gibraltar, str CARO-
MA, $3.50 AN.
Italy and Rumania 90 VIA Naples and
Constanza, str AMERICA, $3.50 AM.
Latvia and Esthonia (Germany and Po-
land y via Cuxhaven, Danzig. and Ltbau
also parcel post mails for Lithuania and
Latvla, str POLONIA. 80 AIN.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER s.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Plyn-
onth, Cherbourg and Bremen: also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland,
Hungary. Switzerland and other countries.
str GEORGE WASHINGTON (sea post)
2 80 AM (sup 8 AM -.
Poland ~, via Darzlg: also parcel post
mails for Poland. str CiDANSK, $3.50 AM.
Germany, via Hamburg: also parcel post
valSia. Hungary and Switzerland, str
MOUNT CLAY, 80 AM.
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ARRIVED.

Str Giuseppe Verdi (ItaD, Genoa Nov 10
and Naples .2d, 10 Mcdonnell & Truda. with
SO first, 216 second cabin and les third class
passengers, mails and mdse. Went to pier
2a North River.
Str Minnekahdn. Hamburg Nov g. to tho
American Line. with 1856 passengers, mails
and mdse. Went to pier 50, North River.
Str Shasta, London Nov Is, TO Barber s.
Co. in ballast. Went TO New York Dock
Cos pier 81, Brooklyn.
Str Henry S Grove. Taccma Nov 5. Behing-
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Gdansk. Danzig for New York. Is ex-
pected to arrive in Quarantine "Wednesday
morning. 49,
Str Britannia (Frl. Marseilles for. New
York, is expected 10 dock at foot OF 31st
street. Brooklyn, Tuesday forenoon.
u expected TO dock at pier SO. North River.
Thursday forenoon.
Str Roussiilon (Fr,, Havre for New York.
b expected to dock at pier u. North River.
Wednesday.
Str Olympic (Br). ~ SOUTHAMPTON for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier SO, North
River. late Tuesday afternoon.
Str Rotterdam tDutch), Rotterdam for
Nevv York is expected to dock at foot OF
Sth street, Hoboken. late Tuesday or early
Wednesday,.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER 8.

Steamer. From, Agents.
Arapahoe, Jacksonville 90. Clyde Limo
Britannia, Marseilles 10TH. .Faore Line
CarrIllo. Santiago lst.. United Fruit
City OF Savannah. Savannah 80,
Ocean SIS Co
FL oriente, Galveston 3oth. Southern Pacific
Erholm, Curacao 26th.. Bliss. Dallett & Co
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, DEC. S. 1921

Exeter City, Fowey 18th. .........J A ArkeIi
Irogner, Viborg 9th. -----
Granfos, Kingston cats. Caribbean SIS Co
Uustansworth, Valencia 18th,
Simpson. Spenca & Young
Java Arrow, Rotterdam 2ist.....S o OF " Y
King City, Barry 18th. IL $ Navigation
kennecott. San Pedro 18th. Williams IS Co
knight Templar. Gibraltar ed. Booth Co
Kors nna, Gihraital..-. Norton-Lily
Fr~iis'au. Spezia 18TH. j Winchester
Lake Farley. Lisbon 10Th. Internl EreightnE
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NEW ORLEANS sTR,NE ENDS.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 5.---Stril1ing har-
bor workers returned 20 their jobs to-
day at the port OF New orleans, ending
q partial tieup of shipping for about
two weeks It was estimated from
10000 20 $4,000 persons were affected
by the wallsout.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Dec 6-The time bali above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute. 20
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon.
10th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500,
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Mails for South and Central
America, West Indies, &c.
yVII.sDay nECEMRUR
TUESDAY, DECEN

Grenada. 81 Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudsd
Bolivar and Guiana, Trinidad and George
town, str NAVARRO AM.
Jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca and
Narino departments Canal Zone and Pan.
anna ~. Via Kingston, .Cf!s tobal. Cartagens,
savanilia and Santa Marta. str TIVIVEs,
AAl (sup $3.50 AN ID.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Fgn mails win promptly Indicated below office
w hours ave TO Q maId the
m a
required rqured
hour maj o
ntofl the pier the public
pc aresh baow time
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.~4-sNr-ron sAIr or waNrrn

THE advertiser would purchase a Ecod
schooner or scagong barge, 1900 son
tons capacity. Address With fun particu-
lais y ft4s fIerald. fulton 81.
BASIN suitable for tyius NJ T5 or 100 canal
boats or barges; enclosed from Ice F
G.. WILSON, office 0 Lexington av.. Day
onnc ~. J.
FEFVfCE Of marino engineer who Will rive
economical and conscientious servicet cifrn.
ination of all repairs possible. 55s Herald
80 I3,vny.
FOR 6ALs-120 II. steam freRht boat, roo
tors. 0 ~. In. draft; $4,000 MCINTOSH
ACENtY, II Broadway Bowling Green 1854
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Uffe DAM. Vita via Boston for New
York lin ballast. arrived at 4:41 PM and
anchored).
schr ] X Mitchell. Windsor. MS. and New
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~ IJn;ted State, Naval Radio.

distances given in miles, position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.1
America, lat s6 "A. Ion 35 81 4th: Expects
to arrived al Plymouth amout 10 PM 7th.) }
Ampetco 700 from Bishope Rock 4th.
Blair due Bermuda 4 PMS6 9th.
Cantigny lat II 10. Ion 81 So 9th.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
SAIL WEDNESDAY.

Dorothy, San Domingo. ,.......,.- -
East Side. Rotterdam. ............ -
El Alba Galveston, Noon
El Esiero, New Orleans. .......... Noon
Polonia, -Danzlg. zlg.........,......... 1900 pm
Ouilpue, Guayaquil uil................ IL 100 AM
Santa Ana Callao sc. c.......... IL 100 AM
ST Mary. Santiago, &C. ........... ---
SAII. THURSDAY.
American, West Coast...,-....-.. --
Arapahoe, Jacksonville. .......... Noon
City OF Savannah. Savannah. 800 PM
Editor. Havre. ..........-....-..... -
George Washington, Bremen. ..-... Noon
E5lantier. Bavre.. -..-...--..s -
Leopoidina, Vigo and Havre. ...... Noon
Mount Clay, Hamburg. ....-...... Noon
Siboney, Havana, &c.....-........ II 60 AM
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CLEARED.

Str Vcnnonia (Br). Twins. London (gen-
eraD--Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd
Str Bergensfjord (Nor). Bull, Bergen, Sta1
vanger and Christiania (generaD-Norwe.
gisn-America Line.
Str Oscar III (Dan). Schmidt Christian
snnd. Chrlstiania and Copenhagen (general)
-Funch. Edye & Co.
Str New Britain. Sullivan. Antwerp and
Continued ON Following Page.
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ING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

Rochelle for New York. with lumber 10 The
Mahlitent Lumber Co; vessel to Gii-
martin 4 Go.
schr Eyeiine wllkie BD. Bridgewater.
Ms. for Norwalk, ct On for harpor).
Tugs Spartan. with barges (at 11;23
AND; Toiler, with 3 Cat II 40 AND: Lscas.a
Richards. with Cat Ni2:so PAi)); Harriets
with subchasers 1o6 and III cat 4:10 PSDs
Bulley, with barge Cat 3:a0 PM 8d).
Motor barge socony 62 Cat 11:f0 AND.
Bound East.
Tugs Narragansett, with barges Denuss
Upton, Randolph. and Taunton Cat 1:4Q
AND Nassau, with barge Cat 80 AND.
Tug Gypsum King. with barges Samuel 81
Fancher. Chas II Baird and Andrew Me-
Donald Cat $40 PAD.
Motor barges socony lat $3.50 ASDa
Service Cat / PM.
Passed Il 3D., tugs James Mcwlllianas,
with barges Cat / 05 pMD; Henry 5
Steers. with Cat 1870 PM): Aquldneck,
with barge Chas S Hearne Cat / 80 PM
Owen J McW!lliams. with s barges tat 80
PM Bess, with barge Theodora Palmer Cat
2:2J PM); Georges Greek. with barges Nos
20 and "a Cat 2:30 PM.
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Lake Harest. Huelva 10Th ......,.,,. -
Lampasas, Galveston 3Oth. Mallory Line
Lorain, Marseilles 10th. ..,...,.- Herr SIS Co
Magyarorszag, Oran 14th. Phelps Bros
Michigan, London 18Th. Atlantic Transport
MORO Castle, Havana Sd. Ward Line
Naugus. Hamburg ioth.. Barber Lines
Olympic, Southampton 3oth, White star
Rotterdam. Plymouth 2Sth. .Holland-America
Schoharie. Bremen 18Th. ....... Kerr SIS Co
Somerset Hamburg leth.........R L Hague
Sorland, Barry 18th. ...........-S stray
Svein Jarl, Imingham 18TH. .-.-....S STRAY
DUE DECEMBER Z.
Anasis. Malta 1th. .............. Atlantic TT
Cantigny. Antwerp 25th. A Z
Gdansk. Danzig 23d.. "A n Bull
Gen G. w Goethals, Colon 30th. Panama RR
Maravni Trinidad 2Dth. .Furness-Wlthy
Mexico, Bordeaux I'D. ........... French Line
Pannonla, Liverpool 26th.... .Cunard Line
Roussilon. Havre 26th. ........ French Line
Tasmania. Cardiff gath. ..... .Nortcn-Lilly
Virgil. Port Spain 2eth.. .Larnport Holt
West Calumb. Gibraltar 18th. United AIn
DUE DECEMBER S.
Alfonso XIII. Corunna Goth. .Luis Llanso
Algonquin Turks Island Sd. Clyde Line
Bayern, Hamburg Gath. -. United American
Chicago City, Avonmouth 2Sd.....J Arkeli
Collamer, bordeaux Gath. Cosmopolitan
1T Hamilton, Bermuda 9Th Furness- Bermuda
Julia Luckenbach. San Pedro lIth. &C -
Knigh; Templar. Gibraltar 18TH. .Funch- Edge
Manchionesl, Tela lst. ....... United Fruit
Mohawk. Jacksonville 5th.. ...... Clyde Line
Nerden. kalama;a 10th. ...-.. Oriental Nav
Orls, London 23d. ......... American Metal
Sixaoa. Kingston 3d.-......... United Fruit
West Inskip, Antwerp 18th. Black Diamond
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Almanac for New York December 6.

sun rises. % Moon rises..ff ~ AM
Sun sets......... 4 20 Moon sets. IL 81 Pm
TINE OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER 8.
Sandy Hook. ......... IL 0s AM Y 10 PM
Governors Island. IL % AM IL 4S PM
Hell Gate (Astoria).. IL AM u Pm
The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished hy the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and Tours
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srrAMnoArs. EXCLUSIONS and Toun-
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EXCURSIONS and rouRs,
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Continued on Following Page.
, 1921-12-27
Christmas For The Children

Editor Tribune:-It Is Christmas
day and the lodges Of the city are
giving the children a Santa Claus. a.
they call It.
Rasping. s~creechfng carnival horns
are footing. Harmonious art wheez-
ing tuneless Christmas carols. Chill
dren are shouting little gasps Of sur
prises n exciamations OF Joy.
Grown-ups are passing the Merry
Christmns'' and game to you" that
have been the word and sign for ages.
What q pleasure It Is to see so many
of those little faces bright and shin
ing as they come out Of the theaters
with their arms loaded with sarRs
and packages; as they step into autos
and limousines and ride royalty back
TO their homes
What a Christmas Il has bean to
look forward to and what . pleasure Il
will be TO look back on-for them
For them you say7
Think Of seeing old II. A Cheface.
whose look IS usually 4 cut, trotttng
and hopping about trying to make
himself helpful but getting IN the way
more than helping. Smiling a broad
grin which would have at any other
time left dry cracks at the corners
And old Lemon Sour-he must have
eaten several pounds OF Christmas
sweets to be SO gracious today.
Little tots being handled by child
, 1921-12-27

md every sentence Of that treaty for n single devia-
ION from the policies that have governed the inter-
national relations Of this country from the beginning.
We have always been earnest advocates Of arbitra-
ton of International disputes, and the United States
is a party to a score or more OF arbitration treaties
with various nations
Article II Of the treaty Is nothing more or less than
an agreement to confer with certain other nations if
certain circumstances shozld arise in the future. II
binds Us to no action whatever, and Is far removed
from the intent and purpose of Article x of the cove
nant of the league Of nations, despite the readiness
with which some pro-leaguers are trying to see a SINH
larity between them On numerous occasions in the
past the United States has conferred with other ma
tons as to the best means for dealing with a menacing
foe In the revolution, the conflict with the Barbary
pirates, the Boxer uprising, and the world war, we
conferred with other nations Gas to the most efficient
measures to be taken to meet the exigencies of the
particular situation" In those conferences we were
not previously obligated to follow any particular
action in future conference.
Under the league covenant the case was far differ
emit That document bristles with agreements as to
what a member nation must do under certain condi-
tons. Economic and military pressure must be ap-
Piled, whether the member cares to take such meas
ures or not, and every member solemnly promises to
preserve as against external aggression the ~territor-
ial integrity and existing political independence" Of
every other member. All this is lacking in the four
power treaty, and no criticism based on violations of
American policy can lie against it
, 1921-12-27

less men with a tenderness they had
nsver dreamed was IN them.
Who said Christmas was for the
children; trying TO leave the impression
that W grown-ups" were too grown
up to enjoy anything hat had the
appearance OF being childlike7 Ordi-
nariiy they would be feeling a self
consciousness that would prompt them
to hide any action or word hat might
bring attention to their childishness.
But today. IN that crowd where every
body's doing It has made It popular.
they have dropped the senile exterior
and are enjoying the game Christmas
spirit as. are those younger in years.
They shall go home feeling either
relieved from a great tension or fool
ish for having given the world a
glimpse Of their inner secrets.
New heart strings have been
touched and found IN harmony with
the son of the Christmas spirit. New
hopes supplant old regrets; new joyi
sweeten old sorrows; youth comes
back to soften old age. Courage givel
new strength and resolves to put aside
fear and fight on
These are our gifts Of HIM from
Him who first ave US Christmas and
then Himself.
Is Christmas for the children, alone
! W. E. GUULORD.
, 1921-12-27
Colors In Ribbons and Laces
DRY GOODS ECONOMIST.

Some very interesting ribbon novel
ties are being shown IN the new spring
lines. Particularly good are the rib
bons which combine contrasting but
harmonious colors or have the design
worked out IN different weaves.
Changeable taffetas bordered with
satin or grosgrain Of N Of the colors
are particularly effective.
Taffetas, plain In color but bordered
by a picot Of rainbow effect, r an
other new example Of b ribbon man
ufacturers' art
Ribbons, cired in stripes or plaids.
are new and very effective.
The tinsel warp used IN combination
with ombre silk for ribbon Of trim
ming width
The colors most implanted for
spring are kings blue. French blue
vermillon, the fuchsta shades. gold
the golden browns. gray. peacock
green and black OF these the fuchsia
and golden brown shades r being
most emphasized
As is usual with the advance of
spring. the laces which are destined
particularly for formal wear gives way
to the heaviest guipure effects. For
negligees, afternoon dresses and din
ner wear these heavier laces r being
draped in long panel and scarf effects
The colored Iaces are losing their
pepuArig L fayor II black. cream
, 1921-12-27

ring tale. The Three Musketters." is
scheduled as the feature attraction
starting Friday at the Iris theater.
In this spectacular photo-feature.
Fairbanks VIII Do viewed In O. new
type OF characterization. In the pic
turesque trappings of n Seventeenth
century chevaiier. he Is expected 70
give a sensationaily dramatic interpre-
tatlon to tho role OF D'Artagnan.
dashing swordsman and adventurer.
In fact, in The Three Musketeers."
h viriie Doug Is said to Guido his
splendid acting OF the dual role he
played in THE Mark of Zorro"
This photoplay represents one of
the most p~ains-taking and elaborate
efforts at picture making of the year.
No xpens whatever was spared by
Fairbanks. and the production Is said
to have cost a million dollars.
The story is based on historical fac,
, 1921-12-27
THREE MUsKETEERs"
SOON TO Be HERE

Douglas Fairbanks photoplay YER
sion Of Alexander Dumas blood stir
, 1921-12-27
CHRISTMAS TOY TRADE.

Over a hundred million dollars has been expended
for toys by the people Of the United States even IN
tbi. ytsr Of economies, 1921. The factory vaiue Oh
TOW. manufactured in the United States more than
trsbled when the war cut US off from that former
chief source Of our toy imports, Germany ana the
value Of tho toys and games" turned out by our lac
tories in 1919, the latest census year, Is officially
stated at s46, 5000 900 against s14,0oo,ooo in the pre-.
eedIne census year 1914. Meantime the imports OF
toys which fell from ss.ooo.o 900 in the year prior to
the war to q little more than 100000 in the year OF
Il, close, quickly advanced to S6.0oo,o 900 in 1920 and
$40, 600, 900 in 1921, so that the imports Of toys in
the fiscal year 1921 were actually greater in value than
In any year preceding TIE was.
While this unexpectedly prompt inflow of toys from
foreign countries has somewhat reduced the outturn
Of the toy factories of the United States in the cur
rent year, the fact that the capital engaged in the in
dustry advanced from over $40, 900. 900 in 1914 to
probably s25, 900, 900 in 1919 in which year the num-
Der Of employees exceeded 10000, suggests that the
outturn Of our own factories in 192Q-21, plus that of
the doll factories which are not included in the group
entitled toys and games" plus tho Importation in
1891 Of SIC, 600, 900 worth of dolls and toys from
abroad, with an aggregate factory valuation of consid-
ernbly over $50, 900, 900, must have cost the ultimate
purchaser" fully 500, 100000 in 1921, despite the
tendency toward economies which has characterized
trade conditions during the year.
, 1921-12-27
RESTORED.

The improvement in the prices Of Liberty bonds, -
declares Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Wads-
worth, sis an extraordinary testimonial to the change
II mind among our investors. 1t is hard to realize that
he holders of these bonds have made a market profit
iuring this year Of nearly $500, 900, 900. It is a sign
nd a breeder Of confidence" One of the greatest
achievements of the Republican administration has
been the change in the prices Of Liberty bonds. About
10 per cent has been added to the value Of every out
standing Liberty bond. That is no matter Of theory,
but n cold fact An owner of a hundred dollar bond
can now get about s97 for it, whereas a year ago he
could sell it for only about Ss2. II there are Is, 000,-
600 Liberty bond owners in the country, it means that
their average wealth has been increased s165 in the
past IL months.
, 1921-12-27
THE EIGHT HOUR DAY.

The Railroad Labor Board has taken another step
toward the abrogation of the emergency rules under
which rail workers are now employed. By an order
effective December 10th. the board DEGREES that here
after maintenance Of way employees shall not be given
extra compensation for work they do in excess of
hours in a day. In the latter event they are to be
paid time and a half for all time in excess of ten
hours. Under the agreement made with the Federal
Railroad administration, time and a half has been paid
for all work in excess of eight hours. The principle is
still recognized, however, that "eight consecutive
hours shall constitute a days work" 1t is estimated
that millions Of dollars will be saved to the roads by
the action Of the board.
, 1921-12-27

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