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New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
EX-PASTOR GUILTY
Californian Convicted of First De-
 gree Murder-To be Sentenced to Life in Prison.

Spencer, former clergyman was found guilty of murder in the first degree hy a Superior court jury early today i;i connection with the death of his wife. whose body was recovered from Cleaclake near here July 2.
 Recommendation that Spencer be sentenced to life Imprisonment was made. He will be sentenced next Monday morning.
 Spencer maintained his wife had fallen overheard from a rowboat.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
ANCIENT MILESTONE
 IS TAKEN TO YALE
Dates Back Two Centuries, Link
 ing Old With New

New Haven, Oct. S.-Drawn by a team of oxen, a wagon bearing nnillstone with history reaching back more than two centuries entered the darkness Memorial quadrangle at Yale university today, and the mlll- stone was deposited in Branford court, the central campus of the new group of dormitories at Yale. The millstone, a link between the ancient and pres ent day Yale, came from the town of Branford where it undoubtedly was used to grind corn eaten by Aora- ham Pierson, father of Yale's first president. ..
 The millstone was in use when ! ale was founded at Saybrook in 170l ana when it was christened Yale college in 1713 in New Haven. Two other millstones with historic connections are in the quadrangle arena now and eventually all will be placed in pave ments in the courts of the structure.
 The other millstones came from Killingworth and Saybrook, Conn. That from Saybrook is believed to be a survivor of the Lion Gardiner windt mill, built in 1636, and which for 175 years thereafter ground the grist for the Saybrook farmers. It is cut out of granite, five feet in diameter and eight inches thick. Frederick s. Chap man, Yale, '94, and a selectman ot Saybrook. was instrumental in ob- taining the Saybrook stone.
 The Killingworth millstone was the neither stone of an old grist mill run by the water of the Menunkettesuo river. It was donated by Everett B Lord of New Haven at whose an cestral home in Killingworth the stone was preserved. This is to be placed in Killingworth court and the Saybrook stone in Saybrook court.
 These relics are to impart the final historical touch to the quad rangle buildings the gift of Mrs Stephen V. Hardness of New York
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08

BY MARIAN HALE.

New York, Oct. 3.--Draperies long and graceful, draper.es short and grace fGl, oIa. cries of all kinds are the mode.
 The oraped sleeve Is one of the mos; artistic arm coverings ever developed by the fashion experts.
 The gown on the right of canton crepe and printed, satin stripe chiffon voile of beige color, has the complete under-bodice and sleeve of one piece
 This is open, permitting the bare arm to show.
 Around the bottom of this straight lined gown is a border of the indestruc- tible voile.
 Among the newest modes is the blouse back. The gown of satin-face canton crepe, on the left, brings out th 3 adaptability of this material to the soft draped effects.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
DIR. COONBS
The Natureopathic Physician
 and Chiropractor.

Office Hours: a. m. to p. m.
 Lady assistant, a. m. to 5 p. m. i; 252 Main street, Tel. 765.
 By my methods all disease arc curable, including: Persistent coughs, colds, chest and lung diseases, all ner- vous conditions, asthma, heart condi- tions, faulty circulation, stomach and liver troubles and positively no fail- ures in neuritis, sciatica or any form of rheumatism.
 Electric treatments of all kinds. Electric light baths, Alpine sun rays, ultra violet rays, arc violet rays and electric violet rays arc given my pa tients without additional cost. Work ing people and families are treated until cured a. $1.60 per treatment.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
TEMPLARS /
 HAVE FIELD DAY
Big Parade Features First State Out
 ing Which is Being Held
at Hartford

Hartford, Oct. 8.-The Knight Templars commentaries of Connec- ticut had their first state field day in many years joining with Washington Commandery No. l in the observance of it's 125th anniversary. The city well comed the Knights, who came with standards raised and banners flying, with lavish decorations on buildings along the line of march which, start ing from the state armory extended through many of the downtown streets The column previously passed to the
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08

Crusader Commandery No. 10, and St. Johns Commandery No. II.
 Prior to the parade the sir knights had dinner at the state armory while their ladies were dined at hotel and then given places on the review ing stand
 A ball at the state armory will end the days festivities.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
CHY HEMs

Vietrolas and Records, Henry Morans. -advt.
 William Raber has returned to his home from the New Britain General hospital.
 New Infants Department at Besse- Leland 's.-advt.
 Jester has great buys at his clean up used car sale, 193 Arch St.-advt
 Weed chains repaired. Have them ready when you need them. A. C.. Hawker, 52 Elm St.-advt.
 One of the largest stock of Victrolas and records in the state. c. L. Pierce Co.-adVt
 There will be a second anniversary mass at 7:30 o'clock Monday morn. ing at St. Mary's church for the repose of the soul of Mrs. James Edwards.
 Theron w. Hart, pianist, organist, song coach, has resumed teaching. Phone 143-5.-advt.
 CLEARING HOUSE REPCIsT.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
PROMINENT COUPLE TO MARRY TONIGHT
 
Miss Edith White To Become Bride of Charles E. Stanley-Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe to Off1ciate.

Miss Edith White of 125 Black Rock avenue and Charles E. Stanley of 105 Black Rock avenue, will be married this evening at z o'clock. The cere- mony will be performed at the home of Mrs. Norman P. Cooley of Hart street Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, pastor of St Marks Episcopal church will ofictate.
 The bride-to-be is the daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Charles J. White. and has made her home with her sis ter, Mrs. Kenneth M. Searle.
 MT. Stanley is the son of pr. Charles Stanley of Middletown, is a graduate of Wesleyan university, and at present Is assistant superintendent of the Faf- mir Ball Bearing Co. The couple will leave on a wedding tour of Canada, and upon their return to the city, Will xe- side at 51 Forest seeea--
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08
I. O. us wORTHDEsS

Suva, Fiji Oct S.-High Chief ,Fe- tiro of Wallis Island has been deport- ed by the French to Nounaea, after he had bought up a store of copra for which he paid with I. O. U. checkH- Six thousand of these L O. Us wero in circulation when he was stopped
New Britain herald., 1921-10-08

CLEARING HOUSE REPCIsT. Exchanges .622,7o0, 900 Balances ..................... 5s. 200. 800
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Navy Orders
From, The Tribune's Washsnoton Bnreuu

From, The Tribune's washsnotom Bureu~
WASHINGTON Dec. 17.--Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Morgan, Rear Adj. C. H.. to Hampton
Long. Capt. b. A, to 80 Dist.
Tilnl7ions, Capt. D. w. to U. S. s. Black
Finney. Com E. P. to Charleston.
Craven, 1t. Com F. s.. TO i. s. s. Lard Lard.
nsf.
Barnes. rrs 1t. It. H. W., G to i. 5. 0 s Tennessee
Bssastt Bgsek, 1t i H. H. to =. s. Negsaa Ys
nrisso u # + K ss e. e. sw & eamaan Ms.ino
Brow, 1t: H j.. to Anacestia;
Saa Evans It. It. 5. s. e. e. sS .o Shadslphis Il + Shswmut
5shSssn, HS,on It l., G. 4 NJ t. to % Y l. ! lss5y ;.,s
Levanthal, VI w. f., to U. s. s. Shawnaut
navigator.
s. sherer; u! O.; to y; s s; mississippi
ysatnan. ss an It. F. w. u L to & g. Arkaasf. naSt,ovsr
Mayhew, 1t. J. c., TO receiving ship, san
TrAnc1sco.
Kindel Ems N NJ, 70 Pearl St ri tMss1a@a Msrbor
Mcbride, Ems. L., to U. S. s. -Rs22
Reed. Ems. C. r., to u s. s. water
scultz. Ems. F, to U. S. S. Tennessee.
SSsg seyer5 En- Ems F. ", to Y. s, S. Idaho
,Iones, 1t j. s., to u S, S. shawmut
Thomas, LIT. w. r.. TO U. s. S. Prone
theus.
Shack, It. T. J.. to 4th District.
'oPpnston Chief Bos'n w, to Hampton
Sebus, Bosn c., to New York
Larsen, Gun. j., TO u. s. S. North Dakota
Mack. aMackay, Gun. W. s.. to IT, s. S. Columbia.
2uchanan' 6iH Chief Carp. w. H.. to Norfolk.
rs, Hoimes' 1t IT, s.. to y. S. s. Mcfarland.
NJ, NJ II W. to U S. s.. Childs.-
yyi.aps'r1ck yaat LICK 1t. T. B., to u. s. s. Utah.
leser, rms. n F.. to Y. S. S I-tah
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Arrived Yesterday

Palermo uD, Naples; italia America,
Meton tAm>. Port Lobos; Columbus
Shipping Co; Pier 5. Constable Hook, y J.
Agwis,ar (Am), Marseiiies: & Cuba
Mall S S Co; IS. B'kiyn.
Panama tAInl, Cristobal: Panama r r
Brazinero: 5, Bush Docks. b 'klyn.
Morristown tArll, Seattle: Barber
Co Federal Sugar Refinery. Yonkers, z.
Corp off Liberty.
Orizaba CAm). Havana; n Cuba
Mail 5 Co; a. E r.
Iroauois (Am), Turks Island, Y 4
Bayonne tAm), Philadelphia; Vacuum
OIL Co Bayonne, N ]. .s.= - sre
Glenlyon CBr). Victoria; Furness. Witty
s Co: 80, 3 kiyn
Corson (An), Philadelphia; Kerr 5 co !,
Marsft skogiand (Nor), Hanga. George
Helliesen: % 3 kiyn
clare (Ar). San Juan H Bull & CO !;
Nicholas c1neo eNcr). <port Antonio;
Atlantic Fruit; IS. R
Lake Fife (An). Manzanilo. &
Cuba Mail S S Co, II, Bklyn
william Rockefeller (Anl). Port Lobosi
L Hague; Tonpkinsville
Brabrant (Norl. Las Palmas; Menham
6 Boyesen; off Liberty; Will go to Per
g. n R Monday.
North American (Br,, Jaeksonville'
LON (Nor) Cartagena; Oriental Navi-
cation Co. as B'klyn
ouitticas (An), Cristobal; Munson s S
Co; of Liberty.
cSraecia fswed), Cardenas; Barkentine,
Cecil P Stewart, brunswick.
Quitticas Rosario, Nov. 49, ST. Lucia,
Dec T. 10 the Munson Line with mails and
merchandise.
Ensley City, San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Incoming Steamships
Agency
Due To-day

Eastern Leader, Shields, Nox ~.
Robin Goodfenow, Everett, Nov "i7'' II ~
lntercoastal Sea Carriers
Eurymachus. Port Said, Nov 80.
Santa Tecls, Barbados. Dec s..Graoe Linz
silene, Genoa. Nov a. Three Star Line
City of st Joseph. Malta. Noy g.
Dryden. Hamburg, Nov Is. Barber 'g;s lines .s
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. Noy 2.
HcSoksn. santos. Nov 2s.
Lancastrian. Hamburg Nov 30.
Baechus, Leshorn. Nov IS. Three Star Line
Storm King. Antwerp. Dec !.
Osakls, Alexandra, Nov 25.. Export Corp
''' Fur Furness 9ss Witty & Co
iceland. Antwerp Dec ). Red Star LIns
Regina d'Itaiia. Gibraltar. Noy "a.
Northwestern Miller. London Nov %.
Furness. Witty & Co
Moore 4 Mccormick Co
sarpfos, Kingston, Dec II. Caribbean S S Co
Citta di Messina Lisbon Nov "a. Peirce Bros
Potomac, Bremen, Dec 3...,-.. U s Lines
Algeria. Glasgow, Dec 2-.. Cunard Line
Matura. De,nerara. Dec 6. F'urness- Witty
Toloa. Havana, Dec 10. United Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
Cedric Liverpool. Dec 10. White Star Line
La savoie, Havre. Dee 10. French Line
Hansa. Hamburg. Dec United Am Lines
stavangerfjerd. Bergen. Dec 4
| Robin Adair, Seattle, Nov 2a
Fort st George, St Thomas. Dec IA.
Furness, Witty e. Co
Maracaibo. Mayaguez, Dec BED D line
Ny & Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda. Dec II.
Eurness, Witty & co
Due Tuesday
Panhandle State London, Dec 10 u S Lines
Adige, Genoa. Nov so Italia America, inc
Holland America Line
Morro Castle. Havana, Lee 16. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Manchuria. Hamburg Dec 10. Amer Line
Menominee. London. Dec 1e,
Atlantic Transport Line
IDAHO Hui fL'i Dec Dec cNnara Wsap Line Line
oarcoSie' bordeaux, Dec T.. Cosmopolitan L
Due Thursday
Breiz Izel. Bordeaux Dec French Line
Turrialba. Kingston. Dec is United Fruit Go
Hssequino, Havana, Dec IS
Pacific Steam Navigation Line
Due Friday
America. Queenstown. Dec ~ Lines
Frederfk VIII, Christiania Dec 1s
Scandinavian American Line
American Legion, Buenos Ayres, Dec s.
Munson Line
Qutllota, Cristobal Dec Is
Pacific Steam Navigation Line
Due Saturday
Careronia. Naples. Dec II T.. cunard Line
Delavan, Castletown, Dec 3
Moore & Mccormick
MAnterey, Havana. Dec 10
Ny & Cuba Mall CO
Due Sunday. Dec rs
Providence. Marseiles. Dec 10 Fabre Line
Fenchwich Marseilles Nov 80
James w Eiwel g. co
Usage. Los Angeles, Nov so
Moore &, Mccormick
Calamares. Havana. Dec %. Unit Fruit Go
Due Monday, Dec 26
Mount Clinton. Hamburg Dec 15
United American Lines
Sark. Santos. Dec 2 Moore & Mccormick
Philadelphia Curacao. Dec IL. Red . Line
San Lorenzo, San Juan. Dec 90
Y & Porto Rico Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Sailed Yesterday

EFT Bedford. Tampico Edward Peirce;
Norfolk; Alabama. Tampico; Evelyn, -;
Fort Victoria tBr) Bermuda; Mexico,
Havana westerdijk tDD, Rotterdam; Al
fonso XIII tsp>. yigo; Eastern Gulds.
Cork; Creole, New Orleans; Caracas, san
Juan; Kroonland. Antwerp: Arapahoe
Jacksonville; Ulua tBr). Havana; Exeter
City iYr), Cardiff, Ponce, San Juan; Helen
suitan suit Val van Lanskat (Dt), santander Pan
nnnia (Br), London; Mary. Puerto Plata !
Rovaer (Nor). Santiago; Amasis tSr).
Alexandria; Elpinor tBrl, Yokohama via
Norfolk; Lake Stirring. Richmond Mnna~
mar N1pe Montauk. London; Hamilton,
Norfolk and Newport News; Archimedes
tHr]. Manchester; Ell Mundo. Galveston
City Of Savannah. Savannah; Phiiadelpnia,
Baltimore; West Inskip, Philadelphia
tstria (Br), Genoa. Bessie Dollar tBrl'
Vancouver Archimides tBr)- Manchester'
81 Mundo Galveston; City of savannah,
Savannah: Philadelphia. Baltimore; West
Inskip. Rotterdam; Helen, San Juan; Van. Le- .s
visa. Banes; Iuckenbacn. Pnfiaoel-
rhery -; Sheaffeld tBr), Havana
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

cranes on the wharves. The German
East African and Woermann' lines haye
round 1t necessary to extend the;r
piers and sheds.
Before the war the German fleet ac-
gregated 5,2aoo0o tons. At the end "
lsao, after the deliveries to the Allies
under the Treaty OF Versailles, she had
Aeo,o0o tons Of ships over 1000 tons
each, and 100000 tons Of smaller sizes.
Lsoyd's Register shows that on June
80 last the German merchant marine
consisted of 71T,450 tons, which has
been expanded since that time Forty
nvo vessels, many of more than 10000
toms each, were reported under con
struction recently. More than score
OF the ships added in the last year are
old huils which have been equipped
with submarine Diesel engines. while
twenty of the vessels now building are
motor-drivcn, averaging from 5000 to
1000 tons each.
The extent to which construction is
going on is indicated by the fact that
the compensation which the government
granted for war losses and which has
been applied to new tonnage, has been
exhausted for 1921. Many firms have
asked that advances should be made
from future payments to avoid cessa-
tion of work. 1t is said that German
shiphuilding capacity is SO per cent
greater than before the war
British steamship men already recog-
nize German competition as a serious
factor in many trades, especially
freight and third-class passenger traf-
fsc. The strength of the German lines
is shown by the fact that they have
been admitted to conference agree
ments for the control of passenger and
freight rates to the United States,
South America and the Far East. Close
ties with Russia, resulting in full
cargoes of native products and manu-
factures for Soviet ports, are reported.
Figures on the cosv of operation of g
tramp steamer of 5000 tons in the Bal
tic trade show total operating cost
tincluding crew wages, food, insurance,
depreciation and fuel, of only 5000
marks a day, or $50 in American money
while good grade Of bunker coal can
be obtained for 450 marks ton, or a
little more than SO.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting malta close at the General
Postoff. .ce and City Hall Postoffice Station.
New York. at 3. tn.. az follows:
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad.
dressed onlyl. Via San Francleco, Siberia
Mari. Dec is.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French 1ndc-
emma, Netherlands East Indies (exoept
Sumatra) and Philippine islands, via
Seattle: also parcel post mails for Japan.
y,orea China ana Siam. Wenatchee
Tahiti, Marauesas, Cook Islands Nav
zealand and Australia. via San Fran
CISCO also parcel post mails. for Society
lslands, Cook Islands, New Zealand and
>, Australia, Tahiti. Dec 25
dswaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
rev zealand via San Francisco; also
Ventura. Jan g.
Mails Of the following dates: Moukden.
MoV. ~ Kobe. Nov. 81: Yokohama. Nov
~. arrived per str Tckwa" were dis
patched east from Seattle on Dec IT,
que in New York Tuesday, Dec 20
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

mrrnnede br,. Montevideo; Butic lpanl
iampico ana Pert LoboR CallIeto tDuJ
hamhurF via BOSTON Manh tcuban(. Nue-
vtaht bruadot San Francisco. etc, Via
Norfolk; scythian tBr,. London and Ant
werp via Boston: Henry n Grove, Los An
geIes' etc via Philadelphia; Taxandrier
via Fhiladclphia paldhutte, Mata Red.4il-
da; Lake Treha, New York schr Elizabeth
freed freedman Tampa. Sailed: Pawnee, Now
n orR' LAKE Trena, New York: Atlanta City.
fnT, nn,osT3M. ION Dec lTvArrlved: Eurymac hus
BIZ Hongkong. Yokohama etci Wnth-
II. Dohsny, .Tanplco; Mayari ei3r]' I'is. Pren.
ton. Cuba; Ruth, Philadelphia Deiavana.
fpsn fa. ]oh.,r,s ]Rorss yia castletown Bristol Nor
York sailed wheaton. New i.orh York. Jean Jean
New York. George h Mackenzie. New
york; Agwlhayre. Port Lobds; Ontario.
MOI Mor'oIk ana Baltimore; City OF Colum :
= p RunNos os"'@. AYnEs. Dec 17-Arrivea
Canadian Carrier tBr) New~yorlS Sailed
CHARLESTON. s 4, Dec Dec i7A i7MArrived
Apache, New York and proceeded to Jack.
sonvills Lake Eismere. Jacksonville anc
DELAWAnn BREAKwArER. Dee IT.
Arrived: sch Charles \ Dean Bangor.
Essss natmore De Yarns IA ArfSsa nSts1
manche @ Nsw YORK. Manie. Miam MhallSa' west es
g,ertiess, Tampa; ossahaw, New York; Nun.
Sal ssed New paYSis YSrf as S.. New Tork
dn {Mond, ~ Pert M ha5yios' p Ine Gibbons. sos
nGss MGwP9KT @nT, News pohs Pee i7Arrixea
anas sasd ERIC GlNson nrandn nneiore er
pundea .tBr). United Kingdom
sailed for Newport News; Usage Seattle
tand sailed for New orleansl. Sailed
Cuba san Francisco; A l. Kent (fron
PANAMA CANAL, cristobal, Dec 1s-
4rrlved: City Of Edinburgh sBr},. New
can, New York land sailed for Los An
:, ,PHfILA,DHbeHIA. LAD Dec a7-,Arrivsa. J "
tBr), Huelva. Sailed Cheyenne (Br)
London, Anna Maersk (Danl. Morro Cas-
tie for orders; Julia Luckenbaeh M Mssr
western Miller tBr>,, New York; Agwi.
wOsa sosa. saSs pa a2d Hsw Ysrk SIN
PORT EADS, La. Dec 17---Arrived Dill
wyn, Tampicn; Matinicock. Mexico; Munor-
way, Progreso: Olancho (Hond), Port Cor
tez. Sailed: Cassis (Br), Shanghai; Err
dery Gtap, Trieste; Havre Maru (Jap)
Falmouth, Eng II H Rogers Mexico
Bfuehelds; Limiean (Br), Tampico, Nola
progreso.
PORTLAND, Ore. Dec Arrived City
otaru via San Francisco; Steel Worker
New York. Sailed Ervilxen, United
Kingdom Eemdi1k Rotterdam; West Cay
ote. Orient Taikai Maru Kobe Wtllfaro
New York via Seattle.
PORTLAND, Me. Dec t7-Arrived Cabo-
Tia (Br) Glasgow; Herbert G Wylie, Tam
pico. Sailed Wyncote (Br), Hull. Cairn-
gowan (Br). Newcastle; oranian (Br), Liv-
erpool; Bylayl, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 17--Arrived
18th: Katrina Luckehbach Puget Sound
for BOSTON. Steel Seaflrer. New York
Siraloa (Nor) Puget Sound for Valps
raiso, Wilsolo Puget Sound for New
York. Sailed. 18th: Enterprise. Hilo
Brush. Seattle; Derblay, Tacoma; Hoosiei
State, Hong Kong
SAVANNAH Dec 17.--Arrived Meyc
Maru {Jap), New York; Nacoochee, Bos
tom Merrinack, Jacksonville and sailed
for Philadelphia. Sailed City of Atlanta
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
German Fleet
Growing With
Great Rapidity
Low Value of Mark Aids Re-
establishment of Teuton
Merchant Marine; Cost of
Operation Great Benefit
so r. c. Building Gain
Losses Due to War Being Re-
couped Quickly; Marked
Activity in Foreign Trade

Germany is rapidly re-establishing
herself on the seas and is. regaininr
the prominent position she occupied be-
fore the war, according to recent in
formation. This is being accomplished
more quickly than was considered pos
sible year ago. The low exchange
value of the mark, which has kept down
the comparative cost of operation and
has simulated exports, has proved to
be great advantage.
Visitors TO German ports, especially
at Hamburg, report that there is no
evidence of the depression visible
throughout the rest Of Europe. There
are no tiers of vessels tied up. Neither
are there idle dock workers The load
ing and unloading OF cargoes roes
ahead with great rapidity, with three
shifts Of eight hours each. and Sunday
labor where necessary. The dock and
harbor facilities are being improved
with the most modern equipment, in
clu6ing the electrifcation of steam
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Tidal Wave Kills $50

MANILA, P. l., Dec. IT SBy The
Associated Press). - More than $50
natives were drowned by the tidal
wave that overwhelmed the towns os
Ibajay-and Macato, Island of Nsgro ros,
November 28. according to details re-
ceived at .Constabulary Headquarters
here.
Thousands Of head of livestock were
drowned and the rice crop of large
region virtually was destroyed.
Fifty-two residents of Tbajay were
carried out to sea IN their houses and
drowned. The total property loss in
the province of Capiz is estimated at
g. 900 00O
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Mexico Jones; Havana; z Cuba
Mail Co.
fstria Gta), Bojainovich; Genoa, Tore
and Annunziata J RI Winchester GO.
Munarnar Mcdonald; Nipe and Banes'
Munsou Line
West Inskip. Jansen; Rotterdam and
Antwerp TO Philadelphia; Black DIAMOND
Caracas. Hichboru; Curacao, La Guayra
snd Puerto Cahello via San Juan Bliss,
Daliett & G
Ponce, xer'; San Juan and Arroyo; N
& Porto Rieo s Co.
s David McKelvey. Lagoutte; Port Losos'
Warden & Co.
sheaf Field fBr). Henderson,; Havana
aud Santa. Lucia via Norfolk; Columbus
Co. Inc.
oien. Nordskok; Havre and Dunkirk;
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Dundrennan (Br), Shadforth; Fiune and
smyrna via Norfolks Oriental Navigation
Creole, Jacobs; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co
Muskogse, Elfstrom, Baton Rouge; Rob
ert l. Hague
Arapahoe, Devereaux; Charleston ana
Jacksonville; Clyde S Co.
Lake Stirling, whitehurst; Richmond; !;
hlchmond a N S Co.
X Luckenhach, Barstad; Philadelphia. .
Auckenoach Line.
ri Mundo. Nelson Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co,
Delaware. Robinson Boston; Eastern s
Hamilton Nelson: Norfolk; Old Domin-
ION Transportation Co.
Lake chelan. Pierce; Baltimore; Hal
snaw 8 s Co.
S. no Somerset. Pfen; Hamburg; Robert l.
kovaer (Nor), overik: Santiago and
asuatanamo, & Cuba Mail Co.
.eeasoai SNor), Stray; Rhode .Janeiro and
ssos VIA Jacksonville; S D Stray = Co.
IshS gertrude Persons tBr), Morris; ST
Whitney g. Co
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Trick Elephant Now
Is Financial Expert

LONDON, Nov. 81 (By Mail). "A "a
gacious elephant, Hassan, at the Buda
pest 200" refuses to work any longer
for deprecated Hungarian kroner, ac-
cording to "The Daily Mail" cor.
respondent.
A child who wished to have a ride
on the elephants back was surprised at
having kroner note returned with a
disgusted snort. However, Mr. Rieeer.
of the American Red Cross at Buda.
pest, tried Hassan with dollar bill.
and promptly handed to the keeper.
A possible explanation is offered by
Hassan's keeper, who points out that
the new and unpleasant chemicals used
in printing the new issue kroner notes
may offend Hassan.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
Eatteras TO Key west--Strons west and
northwest and overcast weather preceded
by rain
East Gulf of Mexico-Fresh northwest
AND noyth and generally fair weather
West Gulf OF Mexico--Fresh north and
northeast and fair weather.
Caribbean Sea and Windward PassaE Ee---
Fresh. mostly northwest; overcast weather
and probably local rains.
North OF Sandy Hook-Strong southwest
gales. shifting to west and northwest
overcast thick weather and rain.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Strong west
and northwest gales, diminishing by night
overcast thick weather and probably rain.
Storm warnings displayed on Atlantic
coast from Cape Hatteras northward
storm OF marked intensity central over
southeastern Michigan moving east north :
eastward
Bermuda and Notwithstanding south
and southwest winds. probably reaching
gale force, with rain.