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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
PRO A PROTI STAVBE Ma
DRAZf MA SOUARU.
Amer. Federace Prace pro
projekt ma namesti.

Kruhy, jimz zalezi ma tom
ably Union nadrazi stale ma
Squaru, pfipravuji do obehu
petici Sc zadosti, ably veTejn6
slySeni 0 tomto projektu bylo
poznovu dano ma program. O.
posiee Petrem Wittem V cele
t6z neleni Townes, predseda
m6Stske rady hotovi Sc prime
ii mestskou radu, aby vynutila
postaveni nadrazi die puvodni
no planu, to Jest ma pobrezi
Erie. Clevelandsk6 obchodni
kruhy, zejm6na ony, jez ma
j obchody Y bezprostfedni
blizkosti nam6sti a proto po-
chopitelne jsou pro nadrazi ma
Squaru. vSak pravi, ze move
toto iednani vypadne We pro
speech Van Sweringa, predsta-
vitele planu nadrazi ma Squaru
Riditele Obchodni Komory
konferOvati budou o tomto ma
metu liz dnes. Pred dv6ma ro-
Ky odporuGil vybor komorni
stavbu ma namesti, ac hlasova-
mi bylo ma vazkach.
Protiakce Wittova vyzni ta-
ke ' petici, jez Sc bude odvola
vati k mezistatni obchodni ko-
misi, ably donutila drahy New
York Central, Big Four a Penn
sylvania k splneni kontraktu
uzavren6ho I. 1915, kterym "a
yazovaly Sc postaviti spoletn6
nadrazi u jezera.
Rada stavebnich remesel,
jez Sc taktez jiz drive prohla-
sila pro nam6sti, uspofada
schulz Y patek. ale die slov OBJ
chodniho zastupce Ch. Smitha
Zustane as Verna puvodnimu
usneseni. Smith pravi: M6sto
potfebuie nadrazi a my potre-
bujeme praci.
James f. Malley, jenz we
We Washingtone 5 cleveland
skou delegaci zastupoval Ra-
du stavebnich remesel a Ame-
rickou Federaci prace, bude o
SVEN poslani ma zminene pa
tetni schulz referovati. Stavbu
nadrazf ma nam6sti podporova
ii bude p&tsn6 tez Am. Fed.
Prace, at blizSi podrobnosti
nejsou Znamy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
VCERA ZABITA NAKLAD-
MIN AUTEM DiVKA.
V pond6li pTejeta zena podle-
hla zraneni.

Sestileta Florence Rollero-
va. 3513 vych. lit: ul. byla
vcera pfeieta ma Union Ave. a
yych. 1T. III. uhli vezoucim
autotrockem a ma mist6 usmr-
cena Ridic Josef KotatiS,
1891 Benwood Ave. S. E., byl
policii zatcen ma technickou
obzalobu pro zabiti. DIE sv6-
deckych vypov6df vb6hlo d6v-
&c pred automobil prave ' O.
kamzik, kdyz Kotati$ zahFbal
do vTch. lit. ul., DO nest6sti
ztratil pax vdbec kontrolu mad
strojem a vieI do vykladni
skfine jednoho obchodu.
Druhou ob6ti AUTOMOBILE
stala Sc 21leta pi Martha Eli
dingrova, bytem Y els. 2555
vJch. "A. ul., jez pond6li
stala ma chodniku u zap. 80.
nj. a Denison Ave. S. w, kdyz
byla nahodou zran6na dv6ma
Sc srazivSimi automobily. Byla
dopravena do m6stsk6 nemoc-
nice, kde il byla amputovdna
noha. ale neboha prec ien wee
ra skonala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
MEZI UCHAZECI o PRVNf
OBCANSKY LIST JEST PRES
SO PROC. STROJNfKU.

v dradovne naturalisaGnihc
klerka We Federalni budov6
prohlaSuje vice jak polovina
zadatelu prvniho listu, svym
zam6stnanim strojnictvi, vetsi
nou automobilov6. Jak pravi
vJp. klerk Trivison, mnozi z
mich isou bez prace a marn6 Sc
AZ dosud snazili n6jakou sob6
opatfit. V6tSinou pfibyli do
Ameriky z Italie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
NADEJNA MLADEZ.

Sedm hochu Y start cd s do
15 rokd byh dnes dop6ledne
zatceni V grocerii J. w. Ruble-
sk3ho, 3765 zap. 13. uI., kde
SIC nokouSeli 0 loupeznou krd-
de2. Zatceni proved prav6 "
cas- pfivolanJ policeini serzant
Kelina. Mladi nicemov6 Sc
PRIMAL. re spachali Sest ii-
'Nch podobnIch zloCinG.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Orld Trade Cruise to
Have Educational Den
Lecturers Will Explain Businc
Methods and Economic Con
ditiOns i'm Each Nation

An educational department to OF
line the business methods and &C
noinic conditions Of each country "
be Il part Of the world trade cru.
of the st. Louis, which leaves Nc
York next month, according TO d stat
ment yesterday from the Andsrsc
Overseas Corporation. This activi.
IS in line with the sugge stion Of
Anton dc Hass, professor OF foreic
trade in New York University. who sa;
that the "real acid test of Amerlca
foreign trade will begin TO operate J
a few months"
The Anderson Overseas Corporf.tic
said that interviews arc now bci,
held with the heads Of educational +.
stitutions and trade experts Is to III
best method to be used in this wor
The st. Louis viii call at hfty-tnre
Of the most important ports Of IT,
world, exhibiting the products 6
American manufacturers During &.
cruise and at each port the head
the educational department will le.
ture on the economics, history, geo.
raphy and language of the country. tt
characteristics of the people, corpors
ton finance, business law and accoun
ing, thus laying the foundation of fui
ther foreign trade work by acquaintir
the students with the business life .
foreign countries.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Girl Leaps to Death
Despontlent Over Plight of Par
.cnts in Russia

Rose Grossman, twenty years old,
of 1889 Bathgate Avenue, the Bronx,
Jumped from the roof OF the six-story
apartment house at 1878 Brook Ave
nue. last nigh and was killeI The
body fell not far from spot where a
group of chilAfcn were n play.
Pinned TO Vhe girls waist Was a note
addressed To Nh. and Mrs. Holt, of
1883 Rathga{e Avenue, in which she
expire ssed the wi h that no ono know
that she had taken her own life. The
girl is believed to have grown despon-
dent over the thought that her par
ents. whom she left in Russia eighteen
months aAo, were starving and in des-
perate circumstances.
woman, identified as Mrs. Anna
Masterson, fifty years old, of 500 East
l34th Street, the Bronx, was killed
when she either jumped or fell from
the window of her home She had
reen suffering from nervous break
down
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Shipping Pool on Coast
Approved by Lasker
Harding Also Indorscs Plan 10
Unite All Interests in Ma
rinc EcNeiopmcut

From The Tribuno's WASHINGTON BurcoM
WASHINGTON. Dec. so, The Ship
ping Board cordially approves of the
projected forming Of large steamship
operating company on inc Pacific Coast
with widely distributed stockh oldcrs,
A. D. Lasker, chairman of the beard
announced to-day. He sent message
to that effect to the presidents Of the
San Francisco. Portland, Seattle. Ia
coma, Los Angeles, San Diego and Oak
Land chambers Of commerce. President
Harding ndorsed the plan after a CON
ference with Chairman Lasker.
At recent conference in Washing
ton with Operators Of the government
"535" ships on the Pacific Coast the
idea was developed to form q largo
company, the stock to be distributed
among the. people of the Pacific Coast
States. The company would in turn
acquire from the government such
ships as il needed and as the govern
ment might property be able to furnish
TO Adequately ere for the facilities Of
all the Pacific coast ports.
The company as planned will repre-
sent all the interests and all ports of
t-e Pacific Coast States. in order that
CO operation between all the ports may
be assured, so that the United States
may present a united effort in the de-
vclopment of the Pacific
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Z. S. Mail Co. Trustees
Meet to Seek Assets
Affairs of Related Companies
in Great Confusion, Says
William M, Chadhourna

Trustees of the United States Mail
Steamship Company met yesterday at
The offices of the Shipping Board, 45
Broadway. to discuss the condition OF
the bankrupt company and to seek
assets available to the creditors in
paying their bills. William NJ Chad
bourne. attorney, of 165 Broadway, and
one of the trustees, said after the CON
terence that the affairs of the United
States Mail and its dozen or more re-
lated companies seem to be 'inextric
ably confused and that little progres
was made.
The company has few assets that the
creditors have yet been able to find
MIR. Chadbourne said, adding that sev
cral more claims turned up at the
meeting. Steps are now being taken to
determine whether the Mayors. who
tostered the various concerns, have any
personal property which can be OBJ
tanned to meet the obligations Of the
company. Another conference will be
held next F.iday.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Arrived Yesterday

Noun; clinton. Hamburg, Dec Ia. 10
the United American lines, with pas>
aud mdsr, i'icr St. \. II
tepmbardia 'Swedp, Nusvitss pec @A; to
Moore 4 McCormack with mdsc. 18th st
h. II.
New England, sundsyaal. Nov as. Rrcst.
Dec +; Halifax. dec 27; to the states
Marine & Commcrcia! Corr; with wood
Pioneer tCuh> Nordcnhsm. Dee :; to
Robert l. Hague, In ballast; Off To,np
knsviile.
Joseph J Cunco lNor), FORT Antonio
pNc II. Philadelphia, Doc -; to tho At
lantic Fruit Co; with mdse. Pier I, II.
tho American Metals Transportation Co;
with scrsp IRON, Pier Is, y r.
III Na.lc, Galveston. Dec ~ to the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse, Pier 40
\ R.
Eastern Leader Sunderland Nov -;
Winchester < Co; with mdse, Morse Dry
Dock. BhiNn.
Harry Luckenbach, Philadclphia. Dcc
%. To tho Luckcnbach 5 = Co; With mdso,
NJ isIeo. New oflesus. Doc o.: to the
Southern Pacific Co; with mdso; "icr 40.
city Of Atlanta. Savannah, Dec 27: to.
the Ocean Co: With pass and mdsc
fisr 30. y r.
hamilton Norfolk. Dec Is: to the Old
Dominion TRANSFORMATION Co; With mdse;
Pier eG. \ Il
Lackawanna (Rr). London Dec i5; to
\ NJ smith in ballast off Tompkinsvjlls.
& DAILY. With Oil: Pier 4, f5ayonns. J. .
Dixie Arrow. Philadelphia. Dec Is: to
Standard Oh 60; in ballast; Dcvoes, Long
Island Ci.y.
Eastern Planet Rotterdam. Dec 10; to
L $ < Australasia Lines. with mdsc in
Oua-autire
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Passenger Ships Due

Mount Clay. Hamburg Dec 20 for \ Y:
TO United American Limos: With pass
mails and mdse; is expected to dock * a., at
Pier IS, r, about Jan 5.
Dante Alghiori UtaD. Genoa Dec IL for
to Mcdonnell g. Truda Co; with pass.
mails and rndse; is expected to dock al
Pier 2S. n II. about noon to-day
Mongolia, Hamburg Dec p for \ Y to
American LINE; With pass, mails and rndso
was 9s6 miles cast of Ambrose at moor
Dec 20; vessel is expected to reach Quar-.
anime at noon tomorrow ana dock at
Pier So N +, about 2 no
Siboney. Nassau Dec ~ for \ Y: to \ Y
& Cuba Mail 5 Co; With pass. mails and
mcse; is expected to dock at Pior Ia
bltlNn about noon to-day.
Estonia tDan>, Libau Dec 10 Danzig
Dec ~ Via Copenhagen Dec ~ for n y.
- Baltic American T.inc; witt ,ass malls
and ndse; Is expected TO docl. at Pier 3
bnsl' DOCKS. Bklyn. Wednesday, forenoon.
Araeuaya (Hrl. southampton Dee 20 via
Cherbourg Dec 81 for n y; 10 Royal Mail
steam Packet Co; with pass. mails and
lndse; is expected 10 = pck at Pier A. \ r
tomorrow forenoon.
Constantinop'e NSr>. rstras Dec II for
Y. to n Galanos <; 20: with pass mails
and ndse, is expected 10 dock at Pier o.
Bklyn. sunday forenoon.
i.agarfoss (Dan), Christiania Nov II for
y to Bennett, Ivoscf & Co; with pass
mails anc mdse; is expected to dock at
2sth ST. Bklyn. about noon to- day
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Says Class / Roads
Fail to Make Expenses

CHICAGO, Dec 30.~-T'hc year 1921
closes with the railroads in situa.
tion Of great uncertainty. Class /
railways were unable to earn their
fixed charges during the year, Samuel!
VI. FELTON,, president Of the Chicago
Great Western Railroad and chairman
Of the Western presidents committee
on public relations, said in statement
tonight.
"The net operating income earned
by the Class | roadds during the year.
with complete returns for November
and December not yet in, is estimated
at $6t6,00O 900, and the fixed charges
Of thcsc roads are about S640,000,0 900, y
the statement says No return is
guaranteed by the government and
many railways have not earned enough
to pay their interest and fey have had
enough to pay regular dividends, it is
asserted.
Asserting the Railroad Labor Board
holds the key to the situation and that
the average wage per hour Of railway
employees is now l21 per cert greater
than in 1916. while the cosv of living
is only So per cent higher, the state
mcnt says, "it seems reasonable to ex-
pcct a substantial reduction Of wages
viii be granted
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Cleared

Carcly.a. Nash: Jucaro Via Newport
News: \. II. B1ll & Co.
la Lorraine (Fr>. Aubert; Havre; French
Line.
Cananova. Mundy; san Juan and Ponce;
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Carmania (Br). Irvine; Cherbourg and
Southa mpton; Cunard Line.
Menominee (Br), Finch; London; Allan
Norchvsnel Dan), Madsen: Nassau aud
Guantanamo; New York and Cuba Mall S
ouiuo,a CBr). Watson; cristobal and
Buendventura. via Panama Canal: Sander
son & Son
Canadian Leader CBr): Robertson; st
John: Wilford &; Mckay. Inc.
Hesione (Br). Capper Montevideo and
Campana; 7; P. Houston 6 Co.
Nauban (Br). Cadigan. Rio dc JaneirO.
Montevdeo and Buenos Ayres Lamport
& Holt Line.
Dixiano, MacIntyre; Port Tarafa: Amcri-
can Sugar Transportation Co.
Cameronia (Brt, Kelly; Glasgow and
Lverpool; Cunard Line.
,,art, esI,c OBJ, Roberts liverpool via
orsova 90. Josza. Malta, Venice and
Triesse Via Gibrsltar; Phelps Brothers.
Hibernia (swsd), Thore Nuevitas; Moore
Songvand (NoD Paulsen; Buenos Ayrcs
to ,l5Ss b9ston; ton Str Stray S,. Corp
Antonio, United Fruit Co
Virgil lBr2. Lindsay; Para and Maran-
nan WflIia,; via N9rrolk' 3fh Lamport 1lot Linz:
an-American Petroleum. & TRANSPORT t'c, Co.
Rosalnd (Br), Mitchell; Halifax via St
Johns; Bowring & Co.
Lake FannIn. Dow; Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde S s. Co
Comanche Staples; Charleston and Jack
sonville; Clyde S Co.
Wllhio. Fitzgerald; Philadelphia; Will
lianss S S Co:
Pawnee, Barnette; Baltimore; Clyde S
5 ca.
P'ckeye State, Johannsen; Baltimore
United American Lines.
Panama, Oakley; Port au Prince and
Cristobal; Panama Railroad Co.
West Inskip. Jansson; Antwerp and Rot
terdam; Black Diamond s s Corp.
West Eldara, Smart; Havre and Dun
kilE; Cosmopolitan Shipping Corp
VAGUE Dalton, Macors; clyde 5 S Co.
Mexico, Jones; Nassau and Havana: \ Y
&, Cuba Mail S s Co.
Sioux. Goodman: Havana. Cienfueyos
and Manzanillo: n 6; Cuba Mail S S Co,
Gornelia, Carey; SAN Juan and Ponce
y II Bull & Co -
Smyrna; Export s S CO.
Potomac, MacLord Bremen and Danzic
VIA Queenstown; United States Lines
Tosto 1Nor) Bjorsdt, Cartagena and
puerto Colombia; Oriental Navigation CO.
Adisc Dtal), Gull: Naples. Torrs and
Annunziata' Italia America, Inc.
III Captain, Hansen. Hamilton. ?o~
muda and San Juan; Robert l. Hague
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Navy Orders

From The Tribures Washington Bureou
ASHINGTON. Dec 3o.-~Navy order.
issued to-day follow:
Gunther, 1t. Com. E. L. to San Franchise
kntz. 1t Com. +. G., to san Francisco
Winters. 1t Com. T. H., detached l.. s 3
Argonne.
Haight, 1t. $ NJ. to [ s. S. Eagle So.
Heath. 1t. W $, to Mare Island.
lrby Lit + s. 10 Annapolis
Lucas. 1t. j. j.. 10 Denver
Mcdonald. 1t W A.. to L. s = Arapal7oe
Percilield 1t. w. NJ. to l. s s. Eagle 81.
stone 1t J. 6. VI, to = s. : Eacle ~
Thompson. IT.. g. f. c.. to NorfoiS
Van Polt. 1t e to L. SIS Pinoia.
'ronly Ems. 4. y, TO L. s. s Laramie
Alden, Ems. Il. W, to l. s 3 kerneds.
Hare, Ers. Z. s.. to h >. S Kennedy
Kelly Ems J. -. to l. $. S. R-a
Leonard Ems. V. A to L : = koha
McCollum, Ems. A H. to Toxic
No,sal, Ems r. r.. TO L. S. s. MONTGOMERY
Rochefort Ems. J. r., to Pacific fleet
Walton, Ems c. L.. to L. s. s. HIS
Welborn, Ems NJ, to L. S s. kennedy
Bass: Lit. Com J. A, 10 Charleston
Sheehan. 1t. Com. r. r. to New York
Tribou IT Com II A. to L. S. S. Wright
Brown, 1t, {. B., to Hobokeu
ray or Lit, j. &. w. to Charleston
Langsoth Eh. Bosn. T. r.. TO L. S. s
WHn1o.
raliinan. Bosn. 7. A.. to Anacostia.
heelock, Boan. J. L., to T. 8. S. Cardinal
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
C"elaIy Packing Go.
{, rais Inventories
Virtually i'm Half
Reports Net Loss During Fis
cal Year of 81, ,57O,O 600,
Chiefly Attributable TO
Lower Prices for Products

The Cudahy Packing Company re-
duced its notes and accounts pa, al Die
from $40. .722. 900 rs of October 20, 1920,
to Si2,99l 900 as of October 20, 1921
according to it's annual report made
public yesterday. 1t has reduced It's
Inventories from s3O,64S, 900 to Sly
l7S.o00- The company's fiscal wear
ends October 30 and it's annual re-
port for the 1921 year is dated Jan
uary ], 1922.
The company had net loss for the
year of $1,570,000 This was almost
entirely due to lower price for it's
stock handled during the year, the
business done in 1921 was only about
per cent loss than that done in 1920.
Labor and other supplies besides
livestock form large part of the
total cost, and during the first half
Of the 1921 fiscal year there was very
little reduction in the cost Of either
labor or supplies to the packers. There
vas, however, large decrease both
in tho price Of livestock and in the
selling price OF packing house prod
ucts- +. a. Cudahy, president. quotes
the prices OF various packing hous .
products as Of October, 1920, and Oc-
tober, 1921, showing that e.eers
dressed sold wholesale at 2s cents a
pound in 1920 and at IS cents in 1921
and dressed lambs at 25 cents in 1920
and IL cents in 1921 Cuts in prices
such as this entail heavy loss, even
if the prices Of livestock drop CORE
spondingly.
conc very favorable feature" said
Mr.. Cudahy, "is that the greater Dart
OF the 1921 decline in prices occurred
during the first half of the year and
that operations for the last half Of
the year yielded very fair profit.
although not sufficient to Offset earlier
losses. The fact, however, that the
downward movement in the price Of
packing house products, which had
slowed up in 1921, leaving the price
at 1914 levels and in many caes
lower, augurs we'll for the coming
year"
Dressed beef (sides) arc quotcl at
II cents to Is cents pound, against
l6 cents TO 81 cents a pound year
ago; dressed mutton ia quoted at S
cents TO II cents a pound, comnared
with cents TO 13 cents pound 3
year ago; dressed hogs at l31z cents
to l4'a cents this year, compared with
l6 2 cents to 17i2 cents last year.
No reductions were made during the
year for depreciation Of fixed assets.
but approximately S1,165.0 900 vas spent
for maintenance OF the property While
this question of depreciation of fixed
assets is not directly connected With
tho working assets situation, it is
nevertheless, one which should be
taken into consideration when study
ing both current assets and earning
prospects,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31

hudson nremoc, pce ". liz q 1.rss
Novl3N. Ma lc .4crtcr, Dec c2
lntcrnational Mercantile Marine
Duo Wednesday
Estonia pauzlg, Nov al Baltic Am 'lrc
la fouralne. Navrc, Dec "a, French Line
t"nimack rowcy. Dec 20
international Freishtng Corp
Hnrchua. teghcrn, Dec 10 Three Star Line
Wueucmbcrg, Hamburg. Dec "a.
United American. Lines
Durham Maru. Tolsio. Nov -
Houldcr. Wcir & Boyd
Nucces; Galveston, Dec -. Mallory Line
Duo Thursday
Huronian, liverpool. Doc ~
International Mcrcantile Marine
Narroo, Colombo. Nov tS,.Norton, Lilly & Co
southern Cross plcnos Ayrcs, Dec 10.
Munson lines
Santa Teresa Valparaiso. Dec -
~ II iGreco & 60
lewis l'pclscnbach, Los Angeles. pcc 90.
- IuchcnbAch Line
Nillaoio. san Francisco, Dec 20.
Eapcrsn1a, llavaiie, Jan i....... Ward Time
Due Friday
VltN of Lahore, Perrin. nco %
General G w ,;octha,s Cristobai Dec so,
Panama |, II Co
Due Saturday
Watsncss. IramhurE, Dec % L S Nav Co
phocbus. Barcelona Dee 20.
Three Star Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Exporter Here Charged
With $50, 900 Coal Frau.
French Firm Says Dough-
Barnes Shipped inferior Grad.
and Refused to Refund

Douglas Barnes, coal exporter Al
at present prisoner in Ludlow stree
jail, is charged with grand larceny +
an indictment handed down yesterds
by the grand jury.
The complainant is the Compton &
Brai, manufacturing concern of Pari
which charges that in 1920 Barnes d.
frauded them in A deal involvir
$4,000 worth of coal It is allego
that Barnes got an order from the MAJ
ufacturing concern calling for anthrs
cite coal, for which credit was estai
llshed. Instead OF coal at s2S a to1
however, Barnes is charged with hav
ing shipped an inferior grade costin,
but $40, and then drawing on the cred
account
Assistant District Attorney Jerom
Simmons, who presented the case 10 tn
grand jury, said that Barnes knew tha
the grade he shipped would be of n
use to the French firm. He said tina
when every effort 30 get Barnes to *
change the coal or refund the none
mad failed the consignment of coal va
given to the city and was used to max
sidewalks in front Of French school
houses
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Trans-Pacih Mails

- Connecting 'nails close at the General
t.ostonice and City Hall Postonicc station
New I,s' York, at y. m. az follows:
$ 4 T sherman, Dec ST.
Japan. Corea,. China, Siberia Wrench Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Snmstral and Philippine Islands, Via
Vancouver and Victoria. C: aIso
domestic parcel post mails for Shanghai
Empress ot Russia, Dec 81
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies (cxcept
Sunatra) and Philippine Islands. Via
Seattle; also parcel post malls for .Japan
Corea, China (except Shanghai City)
Siam a.id French Indo- China, El. State
Jan 2. ~
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via. san Franc.sco also
parcel post mails for Csmoa and Aus.
tralia, Ventura. Jan 5.
fostmdster Morgan announces that mail.
OF the following dates: Moukden Decem
Der s, Kobe, December H. and Yoke
hama, December Is. which arrived per
steamer Africa. were dsps tched easr
from Seattle on December 2s and ere
que IN New York on the morning Of
Monday. January 9.
Mails for trans Pacific destinations will
close Al the General Postoffice and civ
Hall station, this city published
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Incoming Steamships
Due To-da,

vessel Port Agency
osakis, Alssaadria Nov 2s Export 5 Cor,
isthnian Line
Robin coodfellow, San Pedro: psa ;.
Romsdsishorn, lmmingharn Dec IL
sooney. Havana, Dec 24...... Ward Line
OHonian. Avonmouth. Dec l7.......I NJ NJ
Texan, Los Angeles. Dec s..Uni9 All, Lines
A,lianca, A,ii,, Colon Dec sS Ianams FE 50 GO
Dante Alighcri. Palermo. Dec IS.
Mcdonnell & Truda
Eoutry. Liverpool Dec is Daniel Bacon
Atlantic Gulf & Pacihc S S Co
hasteFn Belle Belfast. Pc, Pee Y: ,,.c,..,,,,,,
81 Vale Galveston. Dec 24..... so Pac Co
Choctaw. Cianfuegos Nov "a. Ward Line
MONGOLIA. Hamburg. Dec 2i.. American Linz
Tarantia. Glasgow. Dec IT,. .Cunard Line
Norton. Lilly & CO
United American Lines
Due To-morrpw
Araguays Southampton. Dec 10
Royal Mail Steam Fack 1t
Fenchureh. Marseillss. Dec 20.
,,,,,,,. , ~, James " Eivell {. GO
Cabo creux Las Psnnas. Dec 81 Ybsrra Line
cons'an'lnople' Fatrss' peg 10
Southwestern Miller. london Dec -
rurness. Witty s, Co
Apache. Charleston. Dec 80 .... Civoe Line
Pastcres. Havana. Dec 80. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Ohio Nantes, Tee 2t....., French Lin.
Maine, Southampton, Dec q?
International Mercantile Marine
Bristol CITY, Bristol. Dec o2
James Arkell & Co
Ponce. San Juan. Dec 27
e. Porto Rico Line
Zulia. Mayaguez. Dec 27...Red ID Line
Due Tuesday
calahris. Glasgow. Dec 30. &C.,. .Cunard Line