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New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Forei on Trade of
England Crippled
Bv Labor Attitude
Strikes and Demands for
Higher Wages Have Led
to Much Business Loss:
Buyers Seek Other Goods

Labor conditions have played large
Tart in the depression in Great Brit
ANS foreign trade. according to re-
FORT made to the Department of Com
r0erce from the American Consulate
Genera n London.
Notwithstanding the advances in
the aggregation of imports into and
exports from the United Kingdom in
l9.o compared with 1919" it is stated
the latter half OF the year witnessed
q continuous wave of depression, and
q very grave view was taken respect
'Ng the situation and prospects.
Many reasons have been advanced
- account for the situation. such az
iae effect Of TIE excess profits durv.
tre untavorable rate Of exchange mar
tcularly IN Continental countriesl. the
AlSn oank rate ana the money strln-
gency out little has been said Of the
strikes
Yet 20 very considerable degree
IL Dor has oeen responsible Not onlv
cld tne epidemic Of strikes render it
clFhcull. and often impossible. for con
tracts 10 oe entered into with anv Ger
talnty OF tulhllment as to dates Of de-
hvery Of goods but the ever-increas-
ing demands for higher wages led in
sVltao!y TO prices rising to such q de
gree IS to cause foreign buyers 10 seek
efher markets, or, where these were
not ayallable, TO suspend purchases
Until prices fell and conditions became
more stable"
While the values Of British exports
and imports during 1920 were much
above the 1913 figures the Quantities
q goods carrie showed & marked de-
crease in comparison with the pre-war
levels.
The British Board Of Trade Journal
gives the following estimate OF i'm
port and export weights:
The estimates of the imports Tor
the twelve months are 56o23, 900 tons
in 1913, 3s,772.0 tons in 1919 and As
o42 600 tons in 1920 Compared with
the estimates for 1918 the following
notable decreases appear in the weights
for 1920: Grain and -four. 1s49,O0O
tons; iron ore and scrap, $4,000 tons
nc1-ferrOus metallIferous ores and
scrap, 600 tons; wood ard timber.
4.271 600 tons
In the twelve months the exports of
coal coke. ard manufactured fuel
amounted 70 76.687.000 tons. 3S 4s6 600
tons and - S63.000 tons. respectively,
in 1918, 1919 ard 1920 The exports Of
other United Kingdom products are
estimated at 15,ll6.000 tons in 1918.
7.527,000 tons in 1919, and 10646.o00
tons in 1920 Compared with 1913 the
exports in 1920 Of iron and steel an /
manufactures thereof were less by L.
us 600 tons, Of machinery by 229 600
tons, Of cotton yarns and manufactures
by 3l8,ooo tons. and OF chemicals,
drugs. dyes and colors bv 322 coo tons.
Ehe estimate of the weight Of for
eign and colonial merchandise exported
is 1921 600 tons in 1918, 1.579.000 tons
in 1919 and GG6O00 4 l929 -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY
NrlS vDRE


March f5-Str Wsst Galoc tAm', left
Norfoik to~ Rotterdam. Is IN row Of SUI
Triumph ,A-nA. bound for Eew York The
Vest liaioc has e-.eir trouble. S1r Nome
san Michele do loft here Fen and was
due - Gibraltar Feb is. Vessel is overdue
tor Copenhagen and keNaA lost blade OF
BARBADOs. March l5-schr Leo lie
Blanc tBrl arrived here IN leaNing condi-
Ion 3"a o. se-.s e, n.,sstns sSse 'e' u'Ns
POWER March i5--Str Nincennes Bridge
a i,ll arrived damaged. Vessel was in col
i~lon With 1T Fred vilie. The latter sank
ard hcr crew were rescued ry the IN
HNMBJRG. March ls-str Eagar F
I.ucx-nhach arrived from Rotterdam. YES
sci had bottom damaged result Of
grounding rcar fotci. but was Goa ed
JACKSON WILLIE. Era. March lf- Schr
l-rI.da = Cbr} left y Granville. $ Tor
the Argentine Fire started In engine room
and spread rapidly when vessel vas or
Bcrrsnda crew made READY 70 ananuon
vessel ser Hofulu Maru (JapJ came 70
her rescue and took OIL crew ana iahutN
thern at III port
T0%DO% March 7S~-Str Hewitt (Aw(.
,ef. SABINE Jan 20 f0r Boston and Port
isud was Dr-ief as missing to-day y es-
uADRIn Marcn i6-Str Albania (sw)
,,aesed q Sraui-h vessel overturned IN lat
80 M \ Ion u 0p W 1t 5 believed vessel
vas wrecked in February storms
NEW ORLEANS March lp-Str nd sr
fBeN arrived from Antwerp and South
ar,pton Went aground at South Pass. but
w1s ST no" THOMAS. March bark Edel
fN,or-, left Norfolk for Force TX. & IN
mort Weasel is in leaking condition and
Was condemned and VIII be sold At public
srcftAn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Buying Infants Wear
Brisk Demand for Children's e
Garments for Easier

Retailers who have been depending
upon stocks IN the hands OF manufac-
turers TO supply their needs in the line
OF infants and childrens wear have
been forced into the placing Of orders
for future delivery by a scarcity of
high-graae merchandise in the local
wholesale market. This condition is
expected by manufacturers to continue
through the first week in April on
coats and possibly longer on dresses
and headwear.
The situation arose when retailers
held off buying in anticipation Of fur
ther price reduc. eng and the manufac-
turers refused 10 make up goods for
stock. Active buying took place IN
January and February. with the result
that manufacturers reserve stocks
have been depleted.
The demand for merchandise now.
according to manufacturers, is not
reflection of exceptionally good retail
business in infants wear, but rather
the underestimation of what business
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Harding Aids Wool Ci.bwers

from The Trsbuue's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON March l6.--Repub-
lcan Senator's and House members
from the lnter-mount country called
on President Harding to-day to urge
protection of the wool industry against
lmportations from abroad. They told
hlm the wool growers are on the verge
Of ruin.
The Western men want IN embargo
which will shut out foreign wool
Pres dent Harding told them he sym
pathized with the growers and wished
to see them eigen relief. He discussed
The plan Of putting provision Ter en-
cargo in the anti-dumping bill to nee.
the needs OF the industry quickly.
Among those who called were Sem
ators Smoot OF { tan; Borah and Cond-
!ng, Of Idaho; Oddie, OF Nevada; War
lcn, OF Wyoming; Cameron, Of Ari-
zona; Poindexter. of Washington, and
Stanstield, Of Oregon; Senators War
rem and Stansield are big sheer
raic
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. March l6.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Rennett. Ems l. to Mare Island
sT, Bryan ILL., o. g Arthur M. TO L $ s
Do'an ia + Ems W f, TO L. :. 5. Kansas
Douglas Los II J. D, to Mare island
F7rv Mach c. {. 10 L :. ; Mississippi
Gallagher II. J. 10 Mare Island
Kali Con-. A c. TO san Francisco
lawrence. Ch Carp, a. T., 10 Paclhc fleet
Lowry A 2. Clrk. 7. S. to Z. s :. AZ
uason s.s'lSA it. II. NJ tsuD. 6. to United
yfcMslon. Ems. ". T. to Pacific neet.
O'Conneli Ems r. r.. to Mare Island
Rettig 1t a. to Mare Island
Rolf. Mach r.. TO Pacific reet-
reasle, u " a TO l. :. s CO.
THOMPSON Com. r A. Jr. 20 [. 5. 5. Paul
Wat sY'' II. r. c. (sup. c.. to l. $ $. Co
pyer. er'''Is Ems. II. NJ. 10 L 5 :. William
Grifna. 1t NJ TO SQUADRON ~
Harvey. Eps. y. NJ. To / = : Bruce.
f.onGa H. Ems j. w. fo Z. : Norris
Murphy t,ns. C. D - L. : ndsaIi.
orr. 1t l.. X. Ia Reserve INV.
Riley. i.t. o. G} j. T., 30 s. ShG-
raotn III, H. e.. 60 L. s. gasat
oorhan,. IL ~. =. tC. - IL Z 5. S.
kAuawaha-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Marine Reports
TIE TIDES
Arrived Yesfcrdax

Arrived Yesterday
10 The ''sr'nsrs a,,irs HarhoT Santiago March s,
80 t9o,ai ,ae rA,antie Fruit 90, with sugar. Ma,
str Hugenot. Tampico March 6 "a the
MNgIuronuS Manror shipping Co. with crude oil.
STR Buffalo Bridge Lisbon March -
Nors9nt ~ !, Lilly & Co. With mdse: Pier
Str zacapa, Belize March 1. Porto Rar-
rios r and Porto Cortez March J. Tr.uxiiio
~ YSren n - Is'a March S. Kingston March
nails and rndse Pier l6 Il ''''''
E,arar,artSe nsSe Snpapee s,an CAYENNE Ten J.
Sare % aos Feb p. Antigua Feb q. - l<itts
l"h -. - Croix and st Thofsas l.eh ~
,taFana March I. to the clyde steafns}iu .
40 go, Mtn mdss Federal Refinery. Yonk-
rss,.s ST. Albania t, eBrl. London March g.
tal1 Ak March l1. 10 the CunarG steam
"a ssa'p e; e with pass mails and mdsc; Pier
Str Montrolite Halifax March IA. to the
STANDARD OH Co, in ballast, anchored off
Str Munanar. Antiie March 12. to the
N Mgnson Steamship Lines. with pass ard
Charleston March 49, to the CLYDE steam
ship &c. with pass and mdse; Pier AZ. \ r
Mityiene Feb II. Philadelphia March i
= the Cunard Steamship CO. WIN ndse
rler (, section Is. : RI, We hawken,
ST. Edward Luci1enbach. Seattle Fea is.
"a san Frsncisco i'eh -a tristehal March g..
20 tne inckenh,ca =, Steamship Go. with
NJ! S'r Zorro 'ban). Rotterdam Jan -. ST
M' aaels March t. Eobert Hague. in
So Livingston Roe. san Francisco Jan
2S Cristobal March s. 20 Robert l. Hague.
n allsst Pier 6, Const BE Hook. y ]
ST. i\orsfjord (Nor). Manzanillo March
4. Cienfuegos March 5, to the New York
4 Cuba Mail S CO. with sugar; Federal
Refinery, Yonkers.
=
cisco Feb -. cristobal March Q. to the
L s Army Transport Service with pass
and stores. Pier >, Army Base, Bklyn.
March 8, to L s Army Transport service.
with pass and mdse; anchored off Tomp-
Str Mohawk, Jaoksonville; OF Quaran-
ST. Belvernon CNor>. Havana; OF Quar-
ST. sarpfos (,1or>. Havana; Of Quaran-
lysefjord (Nor>, Kingston; OF GUAR
Str Tuhs CNor), caibarien: off Quaran-
SIR Rovaer, Plymouth. Mass. of qua
Ssr Esssport. Philadelphia; off Quaran-
SIR Panama. crstobal; off Quarantine.
Berth Changes
Allentown
f. Freeman 81. G~eenpoint, Bhlyn
Cold Haroor. -...--.- 7 e. %. Clt-on. : I
Costigan. pevoe's Sh'pyacd. / c
sch Edward J Lawrence
Devoe's Shipyarl. L I c
East ern Noon. Pier .. Hohoken. \ >
Fl occidente .......'. $3.50. Pier 80 \ T
James MCGEE Pier s. Consts ble Hook \ J
iplia Luckenoaoh .....-- Ft ga st. Bllyn
Murwood .-...-...- ............ Pier .. Il i
Fanuco Per C " 2 P r. jersey '-ity y +
Munwood ....... Iiar 10. T T.
Polar Star. r.......-...... Cranes u u. Bklvn
Runa ........... Ramson's l. y I3l1lyn
Vincent t...... .........Fier ! !. HohDken \ J
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Army Orders

ron The r,ovn,'s WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHINGTON. March is Army
af1ers issued to-day follow:
i:r Service
stppiref. Capt. J.. q. to Arcadta.
.-'1e7dort. II H NJ. 20 Arcad A.
,,umn.srS 2d 1t. + D. TO Arcadla
tttehsa 1t T. G.. 10 Morrison
"E'a's 1t p. =. 10 MillingtoE.
Coast Artillery
ne following nar1es officera to honolulu;
sis Il F " MARKS 1T A. E: De-
amp. T.. J. r; Ericsson. 1t r. A
Hatch. It NJ A
,. Medical
sss-l,lsshAn. Capt. II. A.. 70 Camp Henr'rr
'""'ns. IT. c. Y. 10 r.. Dupont.
Ordnance
-.scacrn MAJ s, TO PhiladelpAi,.
-A1er~oct. Ma. E. s. TO ATaatoi
Quartcrmsster
srer tfp- ii K. 20 Walter Reed
WIN CAPT. n. 10 Washington.
Miscellaneous
van Ss.. % II. l. W. Vet. c. 10 Fort
1sssr 4. = Infantry. to Camp Lewis.
-. - Ma1 II Z. adjt. gcn-. TO Camp
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
New Ship Line Predicted From
New Orleans to South America

WASHINGTON, March l6.-A new
steamship line to South America out
of New Orleans, according to Chairman
Benson of the Shipping Board, proba-
bly, Will result from the boards action
IN giving the United Maritime and De-
velopment Company, Of Detroit, status
as an operator.
ALLEGATION of government vessels TO
the Detroit company for operation OUT
Of New Orleans was denied in Febru-
ary but the boards more recent &C
ton was in the nature Of j reversal,
the chairman explained.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE March lG.-Arr,vod. r-rs
ny. MeHaH i, Port Iobos Aztec CNor). Tam
lNorl rela. Sailed. Asrluara. Brisfol,
Beatrice Port Tampa Capuln. Rotor
dam. London and Letth, Canadian Carrier
Brl alla7 Nerban.a CBrl. London via
New York Oritani fl8r> Porr Antonio
Morde",5ika DAM. Havana CoAiugs-
Gaines NorJ. Port Maria
BOSTON. March le-Arrived stfs Gre
Tic tRr) New York far Naples and Genoa
Ari.nsien. Zerfolk- sailed Lsomedon
ffr). from Yokohama Hong Kong. Ma
nila. Singapore ana Colombo New York
CITY o. Columbus New York, Clement
Smith. Port Lobos; Nantucket Phnadel-
pAl1. Otahi CRr). New YORK. Beilta lNorj
Norfo r. (two after. 15th).
CHARLES TON. :. c. March ls-sailed
Strs peVolants' TuXparn; Minrequa, VIII
mington y c.
FERNANDINA Fla March ls-szHed
Str Muncaster Castle (Brl Galveston
GALVESTON. March 1s-Arrived: strs
III II Elliott, Halifax W Wandy<e
NniisGe iphla- sailed Strs lCpila. Tam
nieo u sud. NV York; F'reeport sulphur
No g. f'reeport. Josiah MACY New YORK:
Virginia Italian ports wellesley. Tam
nieo Maskogee New York, Bayport
Tampiso GuIfstar Tampico
JACKSoNvFLLE March l5-Arrived
s. ;, he1ton Bridge. Savannah. Sailed. str
MOBILE. March ls-Arrlved: Str Bow
fen tNor) Port Barrios.
a., ,-5C,@a No,RFotK. Va, March ls-Arrlved strs
lBr) New orleans. Astrahkan fBr5 M a =
Orleans, New York oDt1. POI ~
Nallarsa y, %, Port Arthur Sailed: yonan
don, Hermes tNor) paltin9ore, Ervn,
Maru 0Jap). Rio lie Janetro Alden Maru
c,.. Ian, Phlladeiphia zomorddok cBr>,
Fort Nicholson lBr) London; Easre-n
Sailor Tlburon. Oceano GD. 81 John.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March ls-Ar-
rived So Astrshkan DR. New Orleans
PHILADELPHIA. March ls-Arrived
Guy t4itsburgh Bridge. New York Waa-
don 'brl. Huelva. Sailed Strs Hercules
nenT' Texas CITY: Mooschausic. Havana
bayonne. New York Gulfstrear Port
NEthlr' canadian Nower (Br), Halifax
Canadian Warrior lBr). Halifax proTeo
90, Gibraltar for orders; bark ouevilly
lFrf Havre, etc; schr Sally Persis Moves
,artagena Delaware Breakwater Del
March lt--Salled SIR Firmore ffrorn Dat
qlirt Baltimore: schr Grace Van Dusen
from Vireinia), New York
PENSACOLA Fla. March 16-sailed
PORT ARTHUR Tex Marcn is-A--
rived Str Colonei Bowie. Tanpico Sailed:
Strs Winifred. Gretna, La; Shenandoah,
Tampico; Swsrbeeum. Curacao.
PORT EADS. La March ls-Arrivei.
Strs Ada O (lt). Galveston: Corozal. Porto
Re- ,1,9 ,oor ponsx eBr, Tsmpieo; Holland "a
Nils (Nor). Peru, Ossa, Texas city; Ossa
baw Porto Rico Sailed. Strs Jamaica.
hinsston Munpl-ce. Matanzas Ola. Pro
Er.so' Rama. r iuenelds' k.chconcal. Port
Loboss Nsnnacher tBr). France.
PORT TAMPA. Fla, March l6-Sailed:
Str shawInut. Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, "a. March is-Arrived
-tt Sheasel Maru (Jap) New York. Sailed
>trs Iris, san Francisco via New Orleans,
Masdala tDan). New York; Point Iona
Soutp America Via Jacksonville aud Cuba
lsouier Vawpico.
san FRANCISCO. March ls-Ar-ived
Sir Standard Arrow, Hong Kong. Sailed
Strs Royai Arrow Taku W'ilheIr.ina
Honolulu; shinyo Maru Hong Kong
IA AMPA, Fla, March fs-Arrived ST.
Charles Il Harwood. Tampico.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Jamaica Seeks More Ships

KINGSTON, Jamaica, March Ia
The jamaican government has evolved
Il plan for the improvement of Kings
ton harbor. at = cost of s5.000,00 in
olcer to attract to Kingston ships
passing through the Panama Canal.
The British government offered TO give
the colony one cf the floating docks
suIrendered " The Germans
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Foreign Trade Notes

no, "'''S utcree continuing. during
-, 'Ae preferential rates granted to
american goods, on the same basis as
'Na1 IN force last year.
Consul General Winslow renorts
rom Auckland, New Zealand Nat
snere IS a good >opening in that coun-
try tor the sale of American razors
Declared exports from the Bradford
england, district to the United State 5
during January totaled s.. .767 900.
compared with $5.073.O00 in January
1870. The 1921 figures, however. are
gner than for any month since last
June. Wool tops formed X per cent
Of the exports.
A number Of Belgian steel plants
have formed combination for joint
action after recovering from war dam
ages. This combination is formed for
the purpose of distributing raw mate
rails and for the sale Of finished prod
ucts.
British chocolate manufacturers are
no" SAID to be making chocolate on a
larger scale than at any previous time.
and several of the firms are buildinr
:; ctories in Australia and Canada and
other colonies in order to deal with
sucn markets on the spot.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
sail " ednesday
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting as-ls close at the Ger
erai Postofhce and CITY Hall Po.tof6ra
Station, New York at 90 !. N as -,
lows.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. steamship Granite Stat,
Mar n
Japan Corea and China Especially ~.
dressed onl via Seattle. steamship vest
Jester March 20.
Tahiti. MarQu sas. Cook Islands and (s1e-
cialy addressed mail Tor New Zealand
and Australia via san Francisco seam
ship Mariana March %.
Hawai- samoan Islands. Australia And
specially addressed mail Tor New Yea
land via san Francisco, steamship Sono-
ma. March -,
Japan. Corsa China Siberia French 1ndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands VIA
Seattle. steamship Hawaii Maru. Mar
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia and
ship Makura. March rs
Hawaii, Via san Francisco steamship VII
helmina March Is.
Hawaii. VIA San Francisco. steamship Ma
not, March 95.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17

lie lglrF- fCr cargo NeSSels lfC4uQt
$4,000 a1s cf combination passenger
and cargo liners building or the A
ante Coast.
The greatest amount Of building
arGer way at any one yard IS that at
tie New York ShipbIilding Corpora
lions plant a. Camden. y. j., where
eight vessels of 81 500 tons are being
constructed Tor the Shipping Board and
.welvs of l26.00 tons for private &C
count. total of twenty ships Of 183,-
900 tons At the Sparrows Point, Md,
plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbullding
Plant there are under way for the
government eight vessels of $4,000
tons and .or private owners i've ships
u . 0V0 toms, an aggregate OF thirteen
anlps OF i32.5ae tons. No other yard
nas as nucn as 100000 tons N hand,
the nearest BENG the sun Shlpbulldlng
Company 1T Chester, Pa. whore eleven
'essels. ageregat4ng 99,iJ9 IONS are
9eing constructed.
How fan below production taclAtles
n Nora now r rand IS IS shown by
INC fac tha. of 3S5 available ship
building was In American yards l54
~ aow idle. Eghty-four keeis are
st... &c De laid, uut even If this work
was proceeding there would Still be
seventy wavs iale. Of twenty ways al
ne Fore RIVER plant OF the Bethlehem
ahipnCll6i0g Corporation fifteen arc
die anl ~ additional. keels remain tc
ge isia.
E.gn cen s5 the twenty igh. ways at
Inc Submarine Boa. Corporation :
.ewar, rlars ere uroccupied, as are
-.even gs the Twelve 1t tho Todd SNIP
= y-is
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Dance for Sllippin. EMPLOYEES

The Sixteen cub. composed OF the
young women in the New York Office
Of the Barber Steamship Company,
viii give masquerade dance at the
Hotel st. George. Brooklyn, on Thurs
day oyening, April IA.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Reports by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Commu.
nic3tiOr Station

fD.stance is given In miles Reports are
dated al noon unless ornerwtse specified.
Agwirnoon l0S y Jupiter Mar IS
Apache 70 \ H4tteras Mar IS
Arizonian 955 from San Pedro PM
Mar u.
Baton Rouge 4s y Jupiter Mar is.
Havington ! SO Z, Ahaco Mar Is
braddoci l.2G0 ESE An3hrose Mar Is
Bridge tUSS) lat s. 30 ION 81 9s Mar IS
raofille $50 NE by \ F,sttsras Mar Il
Caanus AT tug) - sSW Virginia Capes
Mar l6
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17

care A. Fantl.
=, TROY. y. Y.
rsAr., w. H. FEfar co. c. n. seymour. gloves
UTICA, y. Y.
ral',.s noston Store; K. y. smith wornen's 8
WASHINGTON
10 ". 3ofh So
Kann sons. & CO. a, W Mack. hand :,
p, Ateis hosiery, muslin underwear and
WATERLOO. IOWA
James Black Dry Goods Co; F. L.
oehedict: y. a. Stevenson. bargain base
inent; Woodstock
YONKEKS. y. +.
MARSHALL Matheson Co. NJ. g. Slater.
blankets: 432 9Th av
YOUNGSTOWN. ONO
laales. knit undsrwear. hogis7y. muslin
unGeTwear. corsets: 4o+ 4tb an
George l.. Fordyce Co: II. P. Burchfield,
coats. suits. 404 Attn av
Strouss. Hirshberg Co If g. MseKer
,pstT suits dresses; =. Green. waists
foRA. PA.
H. Bear Co. Paul jones, cloa.s,
suits "ais,s, turss : ". 29d ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures For New York

Departures For New York
ROTTERDAM March l3-st- Niope
CALCUTTA. March I2--Str Sanu.1i M-ru
(Jap).
BREMEN, March io-s,r New Rochelle
EAMBJ Re- March ll--Str Mount Clay.
NANfO, March Str Castle Point
TRIESTE. March 10-Strs Italia tBr)
Isl iNelere IT.
sALONIkI March 1o-str Rondo tD0.
MANILA. March l4-Str Bessie Dollar
(Brj.
Arrivals From New York
MANCHESTER. arch l5-str Merton
ian tBrl
HAZE. March ls--str East Side
AMSTERDAM, March 13-Str Eemland
do
REvAr.. March e-str Pamela. Via Fayal
BILBAO. March l1-str Black Arrow,
ANTf ERP. March ll-str Glen-den
(Br)
HAMBURG March li--str Henry steers.
NiGO March 12--Str Manchuria. for
Ham burg
TRIESTE. Ncrch s--Str Sofa Qt).
GENOA March la--Str Jersey City sBre
KOBE. March 1e-Str Ningchow eBr).
Norfolk.
NIGd March ls-St- Altoona
LCNDDN. March 1o-Str Eardic ti3r}.
p1RAEUS March l2--S,- Asia 'I'r3
DO not give up for lost that valuable
r4epsss- \ Tribune reader may hive
Tribune. Phone Bs-Annan soos.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Fire Record

Il 30 Mott 81. unknown. Tris.ns
s.50--Fron1 u 572 Columbus av
AltomobNe. Thomas Kelly 81.
490-pier 81. North RIVER. steam
sh4p FL Orisnts..... rit'is =
5:1n--lg Madison st. chris CASINO. NOle
s.39-5fs Z. 1@ih 81. Ne~ YORK
Gas CO ..- L 2 ~ o ? a
s5o--os6 Broadway. Morse Bros. Juknov-s
slo-W iisins5grz Bridge. plankinS
on astoound tracks, Third
Avenue Railroad -......... Tr:fllE
e.lS-ios K. listh st, Mary Cannon.
Unknown
le.i5-asa sirnoson 81. the Bronx.
445-47s f. I3sth 81. tae Bronx.
Dieterici Speliyes rnxrown
s.o5--s2' T. 54th 81. United Desk co.
Jnkaow--
s.4o-1aS Madison ay.' E-onigar Dress
Company ...--.... .-.-.- Jnl'.1r ~
$50 l.-ellrna1 =. un-ro9, % -llzuoe.t
s-25-f0 7tH 81 H. x K kros7 NIX nov
s59-+s Z. stn 81. j. Go.Lstels <
0p- , l l<ro F p
ie,l5-15o y. z2d =. UNKNOWN -Trkrov1
10 a.5o-5le SIN az. Ringer & Nissei
man .-.. [ nrz 10 X =
i :oo-worthern & and Garrison
av., tho Bronx. R. r. car.
n T. y II & Il r Z. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
Oil Burners Predominant

Prac- c-.caly = al Of the vessels build
ing ara bs1rr constructed either 10
ssrr 81 alone or are fitted SO tha-
hey can be converted from oil TO coal
b.ralnr Sixteen SHIPS, aggregating
i.v $500 gross tons, are being bull.
iar rr waite account to burn coal eX-
:lrs've r. but none Of tna Shipping
8oara's vessels IS being constructed on
ms p'an.
Macn more tonnage IS being fitted
ior ok burning only than for combined
oil aad coal consumption OF the
vessels building for private account
i1s2lo IONS of cargo vessels are to be
1i burning, as compared with IS .544
.ons for coal and OIL The powered
anksrs fer private account are all oil
surners as are the Shipping Board
.4nkers OF the board = cargo vessels,
sowever. only 1881 tons are building
or oil erclg lgs.vely. as compared with
i2l.02l tons for oil or coal. OF the
so 500 TONS OF combination passenger
nd cargo liners Tor the board all but
1000 -a arc being equipped for OIL
-xc -.7'e
More tran two-thirds OF the snip
build ag now under way n this coun-
-rv b done = the yards on the
At.anrc Coast. The division Of ton
rage by ,gpes and districts being as
.O..0ws
New-York tribune., 1921-03-17
sail Tomorrow

Mongolia Hamburg $50 AM l2ooM
General u W Goethals.
Cristoba! .............. 200 VI 400 PM
Pielades Cristobal.... 500 AM 1900 N
fungus Turks Isle. l.. 90 N 500 Pm
1NaLla 60. ll-i -- N. N