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SAILED.

strs Lebanon. New London; Steel Mariner,
San Diego via Savannah; Cd0nsk, Danzlg
Hayo tNor). Baltimore; Alliance, Crlstobal
via Port au Prince
= r Albert F Paul. -.
Tugs Savage. towing 3 barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at ] :16 PM); Mars, towing 2
Quarantine at 4:l4 PBD.
Sailed Sth, strs Emilia GtaD, Messlna ST
Mary Br, Santiago, sc: Yuma. Baracoa
Cananoya, San Juan, dc; American. San
Francisco.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(rednced 20 sea level) at New York on
Friday, Dec 0, 1921, at S AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and eleven hundredths (30lD inches.
Thie closely approxirnates seven hundred and
sixty-four and eight-tenths (T64.S) mili-
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying
In or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advsntageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook s PM. N, 10 miles
choppy sea; visibility 10 miles.
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

p Sailed. Sailed s5h, siTs Howard. Phtlsdfslphi.
MANILA, Dee s-Arrlyes. su West Hin
MOBILE. Ala. Dec e--Arrivsd, ctr Frsdsr-
lex Luekenbach, New Orleans.
Sailed 9Th, strs Munisla, Havana; Husue-
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec e--Arr.ved. slIs
faton Rouge. Mexico; District Of columbls
tarlsrn!na. Bocss del Toro; Sac City. Port
Arthur: TFuAlllo. Tampa; Manehioneai
sailed from Por, Eads eth. strs Bowden
,Nor). Tela; Hslsey. Port Arthur: Mongolia
aswl. Vera Cruz: Orleans. Hamburg: s.ecl
sIrs John D Archbold, New York; capulhi,
MorS Sew Yefs nsey waIss2 tsr SSys. sosto aT,o.
e.icott. Newport News; cristobai, DO: sri.
Arrived eth. strs Hamilton. New York;
,ielrnse. Boston: zovetta utaD. Venice.
Cleared sth. str Ioieos (Greek). Falmouth
sailed sth. strs Maiden Creek. Liverpool:
Wilmington tBrl, New York; Lewher Castle
,n5s sa Nse e sgs Afg Fasa P8 AEnuE Ns Ag
Glove ataD, Poio Cha thas be been SeSd reported a.
arrived EN-, etrs Radlan, and barge. Sew
ilnvre; schr Lady Marion. tampa
Sailed 4th, s,rs Agwisun Mexican ports;
GntHduuOuH. fOFt i1oDO3.
Sailed 9TH, strs Albert p Watts, Tampico:
Capi,aine Damaine tFr). Beaumont; Rot
tcrcam (Duteh). Rotterdam.
:, PAhtAApE1LPHiA; tA-,l1 Pa, Dec szArriysd, sire
Fullerton .(Br). Las PainfaA woodmansie
Norfolk; Jalapa, CiayInont. Del; Victorious
New York; Indian, Boston: Chester Sun.
ssbi9e; schrs James L Newson. New York;
Cleared eth, strs silvio Pellco tBD, Pa
lormo. &c: Taibu Maru tJap) Gibraltar
flor orders); San Jose. Tela; Swifteaglc
Trxpam; Manchester E@change tBrl. Man
chester via Newport News. Norfolk, Baiti-
more and Halifax: Callabasss. New York
Passed down MarcuH look 9th, II AN TUG
Ca-tawissa, towing be ges Mollno. for Ever
sen, for kttery.
Sailed ath. str Philip Publicker, Isabella De
Eagua; schr Mary II Diebold. Boston.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater sth.
1880 AN; str cauto., philadslphia for As
81 miles; cloudy; moderate sea.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec e-Sailed. strs Ns-
visian (Br). LiverpoN and AvonTnouth;
Cnirrnoha (Br>. .Leith and Newcastie.
ROCKFORD. Me. Dec s--Arrived, t1v
Continued on Following Page.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegruph,l

EELLENGHAM. Wash. Dec s-ssied. str
EsIndyk sniyIos ssputnh1. cortland. 60 w
sr,ith. ST John. for New York t.na sailed
9th).
ba,sss AEFssd rsa, a s nav Nssen Ysrs saess
Roilins (Nor,. Matanzas: Brauasd tSor).
II Barnes, Tamplco: a;S'' Grecisn, " paltimore; o
Ontario. philadelphia George Mckenzie,
Mobile: Everett. sewalls Point; Glen White
Fhiadslphia. towing barges Tioga (for Ban
gUr).. Tohickon (for Marblehead) and Yard
"a and fsofs
Portland) and Westrnoreland; svatara. Phil
ana Tulpehocken; Wellington, Portland. tow
ms barge Tottenville. for Jacksonville
;. Arrived 9th, schrs George Bradford.
giria Dare. Mobile.
Cleared 9th. strs Arnasis (Br,, New York;
Sailed 9th. strs Munalbro. Baltimore: Bran
don. Lamberts Point; San Bias 9Brl, Ha-
yana and Port Limon: Norwalk,- New York
sehr Hevetia. Jacksonville tugs Carlisle
tIrem philadelphla). towing barges To-
Georges Georges Creek towing Ing barge ig' No "a. from
Norfolk for Salem: Prudence. towing barge
Moseem. from Philadelphia for Portland +:
ccnisco. Barry and another Western. tow
irg bargee Allegheny and. Frederick. from
NCrfolR. ana MetacOnet, from PortsInouth
NE. 25 miles cloudy: smooth sea-
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec 9-Anived. strs
Lake Treba. New York. " Guffey, Port
Arthur: Norfolk. Po, Hand. Ne: Norfolk. Nep,
York: Hagood. Tecomate Freida, Sabine.
Tss on re1ian Ism,ass sseksopSled PopIand Sc
Schr Mary Bradford Peirce. New Orleans
for =. anchored inside Cape Henry at 8
Cleared 9th. sire Sheridan lBD. Buenos
Aires Basis tNorl, Bergen; Soestdyk
Uutci). Rotterdam via Norfolk: East Cape,
Calcutta and Bombay via New York: Per-
san. Jacksonville via Savannah; Gloucester.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Dec 0. $40 PM-
Passed. IN, str City OF Alameda. Port Loboa
Passed out 9Th. $50 PM. str wilmington
Orr. Norfolk for New York.--Wind N. 2S
"'t1i cHATHAM. HHGSiaF Mass. Dec .. 9 AM-pas-ed
tug Lehigh, from Perth Amboy towing
harges 70l and 1s7. for Boston land later
returned on account OF weather conditions)
GALVESTON. Tex. Dec 4-Arrived, strs
plco.
Arrived 9th, strs Paul II Harvood, Tam
pico; II Folgor Brunswick; Lake Fluor-
Sailed 4th strs Hadno.. New York; Her
Sailed 9th, strs Mexicano, Tampico: Free
rort Sulphur No G, do: Munplace, Baltimore.
GEORGETOWN. Sc, Dec v-Arr!ved. tug
Eoston, with barge Northern No 90 (ana
~ oceeded south.
Sailed 9th. str Georgeanna weons. Bolti-
more.
GLOUCESTER. Macs. Dec s-safed. tu-
ton. $50. from Rcckport, and 100, from Man
chester, for New York.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec s-Arrlved, str
Apache. New York.
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Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10.

Senegal Cdoroceo. Canary Islands and
Mest na africa ~ via kabat. Teneriis. rife
bro. AKIN. seccondee and Accra; also parcel
post mails for Santa Cruz de Teneriffe and
cadiz. str BEREBY 1880 AM
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
ROTTERDAM, 8 AN (ggp $3.50 AN 2.
and and itply y, via oherbourg and southaBmp-
tain, Ireland. France and other countries.
Germany and Poland ola Tue () VIA Via M Brunsbuttel.
for Poland. str SIiNNEKAHDA. 9 $50 AN:
vi5agr iisly e. Ws, Naples. str GIUSEPPE
Germany 60. via Bremen; also parcel post
yakia, Hungary and Switzerland. str
PRINCESS MAToIKA. 10: 80 AM.
Norway Sweden. Denmark and Finland.
hagen; also parcel post mails for Norway.
Sweden and Denmark, str UNITED STATES.
II Aai (sup II 30 AN p.
via Naples. Piraeu5, Varna and Constanza,
str MCCALL IIELLAS, Il NJ.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Ie.
Spain cJ, via Cadiz and Barcelona; also
parcel post malls for Spain, Canary Islands.
Ceua, MelNla and Tangier In Mcrucco, str
MONTEVIDEO, $ AM
Portugal and Greece "a, via Lisbon and
Plraeus, str BRAGA. 10 80 AM.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. Ireland, France and
other countries, str AQUITANIA. s AM (sup
$50 AM -.
parcel post mails for Union OF South Africa.
Bechuanaland Protectorate, Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia and
Southwest Africa Protectorate. str CoRFE
CASTLE. 2 AM
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rs LARGE STEAMSHIPS
LOST IN THREE MONTHS
Spain Hardest Hit; IL u. S.
Sailing Vessels Gone.

Special Cable to TIE New YosK HFsAlD.
Copyright, 1921, bv THE New YORK HrviLD.
New York Herald Bureau. I
London, Dec. 8.
According to Lloyd's Register seventy
Ave steam vessels. with total tonnage
OF 11.S43 tons, were lost during jan
mary, February and March of this year.
Fifteen of the seventy-fve vessels
with an aggregate tonnage of 16.22S
tons, belonged to the United Kingdom
and eight. aggregating SAB tons, to the
dOnlinions.
Spain lost the larest tonnage in steam
vessels in nine ships, totalling 1858
tons, while the United States, with
twelve vessels aggregating 14,577 tons
accounted for more than half the losses
in sailing vessels.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to tire photographic Offlce.1
Dec /, lat ~ 80. lon GO 80. saw a large
rcd gas buoy showing flash every 20 gec-
onds--Str Sturchom tSw).
Dec 4 the " s submarine No IS sank IN
Long Island Sound IN 10 feet OF water i70
deg (rue) from Bridgeport Harbor entrance
gas and bell buoy; bow about 20 feet above
water.
Dec 8. lat 20 "a. lon ~ 60. partly sub
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str FORT iixM1EToN' S. 4:so AM. NJ '0a'
= CgSa cgn to.. via Havana. str MoRRo
Pernambuco, Parahyba. Natal. Bahia and
sergtpe (othsr parts OF Brazil %. via Per-
nampeaaesq,, pas,, & Bahia; RIO Janeiro and Santos.
Canal Zone. Panama Salvador (prints
Se}, NCi,earagna Except East Goast>: ANA
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). IN
Honduras Cauca and Nar.no departments OF
Colombia, Ecuador, Peru (exeept Iqutos)
and letter mail for salvaio -, via Crts-
tobnl Callao, Mollendo. africa, Iquique. An
iofasasta and Valparaiso. str EBRo, IL
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially adj
dressed correspondence for Porto Rice: via
MaiSyasgsz Curacao and nd M Mara
San Juan. str SAN LORENZO (sea post),
$3.50 AM lsup 0 80 AM y
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Buenos Aires. str vAsARI, Q AM /.
Gs't: Hea & qaSs GaSn caoa css SS.s AND and fsa Po
Limon. str PAsToREs, . AM I.
3, Thongs. s. cgoixi s. kits. ,,sis Meyis
Montserrat. Guadeloupe. Martinique. S,
Lucia, Barbados and Guiana (Grenada. 81
Vincent and Trinidad -, via ST Thomas. 81
Croix. st Kits, Antigua. Guadeloupe, Mar.
Unique. 81 Lucia and Barbados, str LAKE
ELMoNT, / PM (sup PM).
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Sarino departments), via Kingston, Carta-
gena, Savanlia and Santa Marta, str
sIXAoLA. AM (sup 9:30 AND.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan. corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Seattle. str PROTEST
LAUS, Dec IL.
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China, Siberia,
French Indo-Chins. Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
San Francisco. str HOOSIER STATE
Dec 10
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New zea-
land and Australia. via San Francisco, Str
TAHITI, Dec 25
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence
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LApANEsE VESSEL SAFE.

SEATTLE. Dec. 9,--The steamship
Karachi Maru. which was reported in
wireless dispatches as in distress $500
miles west of Cape Flattery. has ar
rived safely at the japanese coal port OF
Muroran, according TO cable advices re-
ceived from Kobe to-day. The cable
gram made no mention OF the reported
trouble,
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SEA BURIAL FOR cHEsTNUTs.

The Royal Mail liner orduna, which
sails to-day for Cherbourg, southanp-
ton and Hamburg, viii cast into the sea
on her course several tons OF Italian
chestnuts which In their transmission
from their native country 10 Germany
and thence to New York, accumulated or
developed bugs that the Department OF
Health decided lacked proper Christmas
nourishment.
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RATE WAR HALVES TARIFFS.
Steamships From Europe to Pacific C
Ports Affected.

A rate war among steamship lines
operating from Europe to the Pacific
coast has followed the entry OF the Ell
lerman Line into the trade and has re-
suited In q decline of 50 per cent. in
freight tariffs. according to adviees TO
the Shipping Board from its London
representative
The United American Lines have ships
In the trade. but the board Is not rep
resented. Services are operated by
Furness. Witty & Co.; Alfred Holt and
the Holland-America Line and the Royal
Mail Steam Packet Company jointly.
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TEUroNrC SOLD TO DUTCn.

Che British Admiralty hae sold the
fvrmer White Star liner Teutonlc TO q
firm of Dutch shipbreakers, who towed
tho vessel away from southampton re-
comfy. The Teutonic. vessel of 10000
tons, built in 1889. was once the world 5
crack ship. With her sister the old
Majestic, she was specifically designed
60 wrest the supremacy of the Atlantic
from tho Inman liner City OF Paris.
later renamed the Philadelphia, and the
Teutonic succeeded after two years
hard tryinS.
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TO SELL THE FORT SEWARD.
Ship Board Asks Bids on One of Its
Best vessels.

One of the best ships of the wooden
fleet, the Fort Seward, has been offered
FOR sale by the Shipping Board on a
private competitive basis. bids to be
opened in Washington December 27. The
ship is a single screw steamship of the
Ferris type, 36SS dead weight tons. built
in Aberdeen, Wash. in 1919, and now at
Naples, Italy.
Consideration will be given to requests
to transfer the registry of the ship and
also to bids from aliens The ship was
sold in July, 1920. to private interests for
$4,000, or about $50 ton, and turned
back later after failure to meet install
ments on the purchase price.
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THE OLYMPIC STUCK IN MUD.
Tries Delaware River Passage tc
European Ports.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 9.--Five tugs made
futile efforts to-day to release the French
steamship Olympic. aground In the Del
aware River off Pennsville, n. j., and It
was decided tonight to unload the en-
tire cargo and take II ashore.
The ship. bound from Philadelphia for
French and Italian ports, via New York,
ran aground last night. She is stuck SO
tight that dredge probably will be
necessary to clear away the mud before
she can be floatcd.
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STEERS BIZ BOOM AND CABLE.
steamer Bethlehem Loses Rudder.
Finds Substitutc.

NEW GLASGOW, N. s., Dec. 9.--Steered
with boom operated by cable and
winch. the steamer Bethlehem, which
called for assistance Tuesday upon los
ing her rudder off Shippegan, N. b., to-
day arrived OF Pictou after the steamer
Aranmore yesterday had put out from
Chsrlottetown to her aid.
The Bethlehem. carrying 2,70o tons OF
coal from Sydney TO Campbellton, Is
owned by the Atlantic Chartering Com
pany of New York.
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merged barge. with top OF house showing
above water--Stv Aeolus.
Dec Z. lat ~ os. Ion 50 OF, the dereict
three masted schr Ruby w (Br) OH fire.
The stations OF the Canadian Signal Ser
vice reported ice as follows Crane Island,
Dec o, Light open ice on south shore
L'Islet Dec 0, river covered with hight Ice;
Father Point, Dec 9. freezing. Ice making
Ing fast; Matane. Dec 6. freezing, ice maxi
ing fast. light close packed ice inshore; {;
Montreal to Portneus. Dec G. no ice. Mont
The New York herald., 1921-12-10
SHIP DISABLED IN GALE
OFF BERMUDA ASKS AID
Radio Says Tonesit's Reduc-
dion Gear Is Broken.

PosroN, Dec. s.-The steamship Ton
SIT, In a position Atty miles east Of
Bermuda, reported by wireless tonight
that she was drifting east in urgent
need Of assistance with her reduction
gear broken and westerly gale blowing
The Tonesits position was given as
latitude 32.40 north, longitude 63.19
west She said she was bound for Ber-
muda.
The steamship OF 2,174 tons. left Hell
eingfors October Is and st. Michaels
November 20 for Baltimore.
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LINE TO TOUCH NEW ORLEANS

"A service from New Orleans to Lon
don and Rotterdam is planned by the
Strachan Shipping Company, beginning
with the steamship Selacla next week.
The company haa operated vessels from
South Atlantic ports for thirty-five
years and has decided to extend it's ac-
tivities to Gulf ports ]. II. Jordon.
formerly manager of the concerns
Jacksonville offices, will assume charge
of the new office
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Dec 9--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marino EngineeFing
school OF the seemen's Church Institute, 20
south street dropped to-day ut exact noon.
18th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
,vich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA (Br). from Hong
Kong for Vancouver
EANsA (Gerl. from Hamburg sth for New
York.
KOREA MARU lJap). from Hong Kong 1th
for san Francisco.
REGINA D'lTAILA UtaD. from Naples Sd
Ior New York.
scANDINAVIAN (or). from Antwerp eth
for St John, ND.
TAHITI (Br). from Wellington. NJ. for San
Francisco.
TENYO MARU Jap). from Kobe 9th for
San Francisco.
VENTURA, from Sydney. NSW. 7th for Sar
Francisco.
IRELAND (Bp, from Antwerp 9Th for New
York.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

mails will promptly indicated below the Office
10 required
Central
a manp on IS hopen %
time and
ore Of mal
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ADRIATIC (Br), at Southampton 6th.
CHICAGO (Fr). at Havre 9th.
GN1rHLAND (Belg). at Genoa 5th.
TAORMlNA (ItaD. at Gibraltar Srh.
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VERA CRUZ. Deo s-sailed. str orizabs.
I'rogreso.
WELLINGTON Dec 7-sailed. str Tahiti
tBr). San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA. Dec ARRIVED, str Moorish
Prince (Br) Savannah.
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DUE DECEMBER Ia,

Cambria, Colon 9th. th........-........U
Caracas, San Juan 9th. .... Red ID Line
Creole New Orleans Tth. Southern Pacific
Ft Victoria, Bermuda 10th Furness-Bermuda
Crofton Hail. barbados 4th 49,. Eorton-Lily
Grelfryda, Nantes 2Jth. ........ French Line
Uyades. Havana Gth...........N Il Houston
Kroonond, Antwerp LIST. ked Star Line
Montauk. London 2Bth.. Atlantic Transport
Montevideo. Havana sth....-.... Luis Lanso
Montserrat, Cadi2 30th. ......... Luis Llanso
Mount Carroll. Hamburg Cd United Am
Oasa, Palermo 2lst...... Export 30 60
Paris, Havre 5th................F French Line
Ponce, san Juan 7th............. q 4 IL
Princess May, Jamaica Tth. .Di Giprgio q Go
Santa Luisa, Colon 9TH. ....... Grace Line
Westerdyk. Rotterdam S0th- .Holland-Am
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Mohawk, Roston for Port Ivory.
Str Herman Winter. Boston for NeW YORK.
Schr VIM Melbourne (Br), san Andreae
Fay for New York. with cocoanuts; vessel
10 r whitney a Co.
schr Lloyd Eawkridgc Providence for
NCw York.
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Mails for South and Central
America, West Indies, &c.
nUrUnTDnU,

Jamaica. Guatemala Salvador letter mail
only) and British Honduras (Cuba and
Tela y. via Santiago, Kingston Belize,
Puerto Barrios. Truxiilo and Tela, str CAR
RILLO. 80 AM.
Bermuda. st Vincent. Grenada. Trinidad.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. ME-. Dec 9-Barometcr al
noon, 28.64 inches: wind N. brisk breeze
weather. duh and showery; temperature. 81
deg Tahr.
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Schr Minnie C, New Haven for New York.
schr Ella, Bridgeport for New York.
schr q ID Ernson. Greenwich for New York.
Schr Cozy, Greenport for New York.
Tugs Nottingham, with barges cat 7
AM; Perth Asnboy, with barges 70i, T65 and
snn. AZ .a' Ma AND ss,esnore pr nsht Il, ;sS anS
Eli Garden tat SEQ AND: Charles r
t.reenough. with barges Irene, Flora and
Edith Cat 1910 AND owen McWilians,
With 9 bargee tat 1920 AND; Harriet. with
4 Cat $3.50 PM).
Steam canalboat Nellie Toilette (and 3;45
Bound East.
schr General Torbert, New York for
Bridgeport.
Tugs Boneybrook. with Q barges lat 7:45
AND Geo McCaffrey, light Cat 2;l5 PMl
PERTH Amboy for Providence Cat 7:25 AM, to
exchange tows with tug Wyoming).
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DUE nECEsiBER IL.

Baltic, Liverpool 2d............. White star
Cayo Mambl. San Juan 9th. Atlantic Fruit
City OF Atlanta. Savannah sth. Ocean SIS Co
Comanche. Jacksonville sth. ..... clyde Line
Elmac, Trinidad, &C.. Clyde Line
(IdllleO, Hull ZOtn- n-.............. EllelIiIhlS .
a Moffett, Jr. Rotterdam 2sth II l. Hague
Lake Farley. Lisbon I0th.Internl Freighting
Rcsallnd, st Johns. NF, 9th. .Bowring 4 Co
Ulue, Havana Sth. .............. United Fruit
West In5kip, Antwerp 18th. Black Diamond
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M.RuNE-roR SAFE OR WANTED.

ron sATE-s'aam derrick boat: carries
about 500 tons. frame type; two drum
engine: independent Fwinger. oUINL1NAN
TRADING CORPORATfON, IL broadway,
New York, ~ y.
FOR SALE--Tug, draft e.. compound 10.
2i 30 In; built 1915. immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY. IL broadway. Bowl
ing Green 1857
FAST, able cruiser 80 feet "a horss
engine. cheap. WIN. BRETON. 1921 Boule-
ward, Jerscy City.
SColW Tor saIss .so oqs2sSs, H ready Tor work. y
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Almanac for New York Dec. 10.

Sun rises.... 0s Moon rises. II PM
sun eets...... 90 Moon sets. IS AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER 10.
Sandy Hook 80 AM 20 PM
Governors Island...... IL AN 22 PM
Hei Gate (Astoria). Ss AM G O6 pm
The time given In the above iable Is East
arn standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetlc Survey.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER 10.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Ainasis. Malta Tth. Atlantic TT
Archimedes, Liverpool o7th. White Star Line
Bayern, Hamburg 24th. United American
Buckeye State. San Pedro gath. United Am
Canadian Spinner Bluff Oct 2S.
Wilford & Mckay
Chicago City. Avonmouth 23d. III 4 Arkell
Eastern Importer. Lisbon 25th. Grace Line
Eastern Leader. Shields 24th.J II Winchester
Esnernnza Havana 9Th Ward Line
FrcEuer. Viborg 9th. h.........,......... -
Hellas, Curacao 30th .... Caribbean SIS Co
Hesione, Liverpool 2Jth. Barber SIS Go
Hubert, Para 9th. .,...:..... .Funch-Edye
Hustansworth, Valencia 10th,
Simpson, Spence & Young
Knight Templar, Gibraltar 23d. .Funch-Edye
koranna, Glbraltai... Norton Lily
Kurdlstan, SpeZia 18th. ......J Winchester
Lake Frazee, Rio Janelro Esd. Tracy IS Co
Magyarorszag, Ornn 14th. ...... Phelps Bros
Mexico. Bordeaux 22d. French Line
Naneric, Algiers 9Th. .Houlder, w u
Naugu5 Hamburg 10th. ....... Barber Lines
Norden Kalanata 10th. Oriental Nav
Orla, London Z3d .......... American hetai
Skogheim. Shields 22d. ..........,.... -
Yirgilla, Newcastle i4th.. 80. .Cnnard Line
West Caddoa. Huelva oath. Grace Line
West Calumb, Gibraltar 18th. -. United Am
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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RTFsMsHTPe.

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Evening star., 1921-04-12
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Pres.
WINDSOR. Ontario. April 12.-Wi!-
liam C"PussyfOot'D Johnson. Ameri-
can prohibition worker. abandoned an
attempt to speak at the armory mere
last night. where he was scheduled
to talk in support of the prohibition
question. soon to go before Ontario
voters. and escorted across the border
to Detroit by police officers.
Johnson had no sooner taken the
platform than he was greeted by
jeers. singing and whistiing. and was
unable to make himself heard.
A number of ex-seryice men inter-
vened. but were unable to quiet the
crowd.
They're making moro dry votes
than ! could if l talked all night.
Johnson observed. as he left the hall.
outside a crowd followed the lee
surer and his escort. Several mis-
siles were thrown. ii was said, but
Johnson was unharmed.
Opposition to Johnson's appearance
here first developed several weeks
ago. when he was denied use OF the
armory. This difficulty was over
come. however. and no disturbance
had been looked for.
Evening star., 1921-04-12

opening session Of the sixth annual
spring fur sale here. The increases
ranged from Is to IS per cent over
those paid in the January sale for
similar furs. Wild cat and otter
pelts were the only ones to show
decreases. Total sales for the day
amounted to 100000.
$1,000. eco Trial Date Set.
CHICAGO-Trial of the suit start
ed by the United States government
in 1913 to recover $1,200.000 in back
taxes from Chicago oleomargarine
manufacturers has been set for
May IL by Judge G. T. Page.
Shot Dead In His Store.
MEMPHlS.-T. y. Parr. well known
Evening star., 1921-04-12
Admit. Embexzlinx &2o,oo4.

SHREVEPORT, La.-Declaring he
wanted to get il off his mind" Philip
Munich. twenty-t three years old. CASH
ier for the freight department here of
the Kansas City Southern railway,
walked into the Office Of District At
tornay Blanchard and confessed that
he had embezzled s20.o94.94 Of the
company's funds, according to police
officials
Evening star., 1921-04-12
Closet Cashier; Get $50.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-Two white
men locked w. D. Knight, cashier. in
the vault Of the Bank of Ouachita,
at Ouachita. near Camden. Ark, and
escaped with $500. The alleged rob-
bers were arrested at Camden by
the city marshal. They gave the
names Of Clarence and Fred Mont
gomery and said their homes were
in Oklahoma City.