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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

rounded ~ blucbi-is ON tho wing.
thca, hanging suspended by iuyisiric
wirc.. within y white ivory chest.
decorated in handsome bows OF satin
ribbon ard decorated with tho bird
ot happiness. were love gifiS ~ N.o'
Fitzpatrick from hrr frirrAA Tho
priJrs for the game carried out tho
muuf and the rhemr was also
further portrayed IN the lovely
luncheon Hrrrcd Gucria with club
Ucmhcrs nnd the houorcc wc~c Mira.
roNcr' O. Fifrpntrirt Mrs. Brr'r'u
l.. Urootira Nnsilmc~ q. -. Arm
r'r,nE Cocn Canary. . J. Callahan.
Civdc Wywor. ill2ol WnuinE wal
Ter T.. wright. l'fuuh ~ Cnscheer.
". pnn lluu'. gr. Norcr Mitchell,
Eugene Constant. pr. Chrisiy RUS
well. Misses O'ivc Robertson ~ okla
huma Clf, Miss E1urg ana Miss
Boriudt Hrucc
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day


Vessel Port Agency
West lnskip Antwerp, Nov II.
steel Mariner London, Nov .. M.
Aswistar. Marseilles, Nov rs .Ward Line
Alfonso Nil. coruna' Nov N, 20, 20; y.., Mail
Mexico. Bordeaux. Nov 5s. Ss'' .rrsnch SSi Line
Areh'"'des' Manchester Ny wS,t2 - s+.r 1,n.
Aontauk. London, Nov rs,
Atlantic Transport Line
Citta di Messlna, Naples Nov ~
Hesione. liverpool, Nov Barber S Lines
j Fl Winchester & Co
Eastern Importer LISBON N Moy !, Y; 9;,.o. co
West Caddos, Huelva. Nov a.
Aware, Santos, Nov "a Lloyd BraziIeiro
Gen II F Hodges Cristobal. Dec 5.
Northwestern Miller. London, Nov 20.
Robin Goodfellow, Everett. Nov H.
Intercoastal Sea Carriers
An@erp sq Dec star Linz Linz
Mt Carroll, Hamburg. Dec I I'm Am Lines
Santa I,ulsa Cristobal. Dec w Grace
Army Transport Service
Westerdijk. Rotterdam, Nov so
Holland America Line
Spanish Royal Mail Limo
Barbadian. liverpool, Nov 80
International Mercantile Marine
Crofton Hail. Montevideo. Nov 1s.
Boswell Rio dc Janeiro. Nov al.
Ponce San Juan, Dec Z.
N Y g. Porto Rico S Co
y Furness. ne" Witty & Co
Due Tomorrow
Algeria, Glasgow, Dec s...Cunard- Anchor l.
La Bourdonnais Havre. Dec g. 3French Limo
Eurymachus. Port Said. Nov 20.
Panaman. San Pedro. Nov 70.
United American Lines
Mexico Havana. Dec TO-. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Stockholm, Gothenburg. Dec 2.
Swedish American Line
81 N0A'9' AZ '' d. '' James ae w Elwel, a Co
Huron. Santos. Nov 2s. ..,... .Munson Line
Vauban. Buenos Ayres, Nov 25.
Lamport & Holt Line
Due Thursday
Potomac. Bremen. Dec 3Unted States Lines
Silene, Genoa, Nov 27...,.. Three Star Line
CITY OF st Joseph. Malta. Nov 23
Dryden, Hamburg, Nov 2s.. Barber siGs 5 lines les
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. Nov ~.
Caribbean S Co
Moore &. Mccormick
Santa Marta. Kingston. Dec 10.
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Lancastrian, Hamburg, Nov 80
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
Bacchus, Leghorn Nov 25..Three Star Line
Storm King, Antwerp, Dec l.
Black Diamond 3 S Corn
Osakis, Alexandria,, Nov %. Export S Corp
Chinese Prince, Gibraltar. Dec l.
Furness. Witty g. Co
Arizonan San Francisco Nov 90.
United American Lines
Orizaba, Havana. Dec IL. ........ Ward Line
Due Saturday
iceland, Antwerp, Dec S.. Red Star Line
Orbita. Cherbourg, Dec Z. ...Sanderson & Son
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Prepare to Fight
Cut by Railroads
Below Canal Rates
Merchants Association Will
File Protests Before Inter
state Commerce Commits
sion in New York Jam. 10

Application Of transcontinental rail-
road rates below charges justified BY
tho competition Of ships through the
Panama Canal will be protested by the
Merchants Association at hearing
before the Interstate Commerce Corn +
mission in New York, according to an
announcement yesterday. The traffic
bureau Of the association is preparing
evidence against the proposal of the
rairoads to disregard the long-and-
short haul clause Of the transportation
law in rates to the Pacific Coast. The
hearing will be held on January l6.
The transcontinental railroads ask
authority to establish lower rates upon
vnrious commodities from Eastern ter
ritory han the charges upon slmla
shipments from intermediate points
In support of this request they cite
the necessity of meeting water compe-
tton throug gh the Panama Canal.
"An analysis Of the rates proposed
by the carriers says the assoclatlon'
.'indicates that many of the rates, es-
pecially from the central territory, are
less than would be justified by, actual
water competition, and that II the pro-
posed rates were established the source
Of supply for Pacific Coast cities would
be transferred from the East to more
Western points of production
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Trans.Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close at the General
postoffce and City Hall Postoffice station,
New York, at p. m, as follows:
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, siberia,
French Indo- China. Nctherlands East
Indies Except Sumatra) and Philippine
post mails for Japan, Corea. China and
Siam, Hoosier State, Dec ~.
Japan. Corea Hong Kong and Netherlands
East Indies Especially addressed only)
via San Francisco, also parcel post for
Netherlands East Indies, Salier, Dec IL,
Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Straits Settle
1nents Sumatra and specially addressed
mail for French Indo- China. British
India and Ceylon. via San Francisco :;
also parcel post for Straits Settlements,
Creole State, Dec IA.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, Wilhemina,
Dec 16.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia French 1ndo-
China Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c., Empress
of Japan, Dec is.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad
dressed ony) via San Francisco, Siberia.
Maru Dec Is.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia French Indo
china, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle; also parcel post malls for Japan,
Coreo. ChiLa and Siam Wenatchee
Dec 8.
Tahiti, Marouesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand apd Australia, via San Fran
cisco; also parcel post malls for Society
Islands. Cook Islands, New Zealand and
Australia. Tahiti, Dec 25.
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco; also
parcel post for Samoa and Australia
Ventura, Jan s.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

mouth via Norfolk, socstdjls tDuto. Rot
terdam via Norfolk
MatInicock' All, ,s Baton Rouge; Apache, jack
Vile (and proceeded to New York;
CRlsToBAL. Dec 1o--ArrIved san aI,,sai .ii
.Rr) Rosten; Colon 1c,anol New Y9Gk charles harsg
(from New York and Havana). San Fran
GALVESTON, Dec 11--Arrivsd: stead
Sailed Lake Farlie. Beaumont; Ligonier'
Tampico; Tamahua Tamplco, .r;,oa ,ot,
Canadian Forester (Br), Nassau. Sailed
10TH Canada I3r). Portland; Lsxing,on ,n
(from fp' n Portland, Me-. liverpool
HAVANA Dec 1lArrived ,i,rr,'s, rz1 Ecusdor Ttqor,
JAcKsoNvILLE, Dec l1-Arrived[:
Gulf King, Port Arthur; Lake Eisah'
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Dec 11-Arived: ::
Shenandoah. Port Lobos; Steel Trader.
Sabine; Lightburne, Providence; Samuel
l. FULLER Mexican ports; Lake Flournoy.
schr Hope Sherwood. Haytian ports;
Socony and barge 94, Havana; Reaper,
PORT EADs, Dec 1l-Arrived: James
Timpson Belize; John d Rockefeller Tam
pico: Kewanee, Mobile; Monceniso ID,
Genoa; Montrose, Port Arthur; Nyanzs
Abangarezo, Bocas del Toro; Amassia
(Ger), Hamburg: Antilla, Bayamo, Gulf
port; Charles Harwood Tampico; Cliff
wood, Rotterdam; Ell Lago, New York; Ex
cclsior, Havana; Logician (Br), Liverpool; ;
Managua (Nic). Bluehelds; Pearldon, Tam
pico; Santa Gertrudis tBr). Cuban ports
(Nor). Frontera; zacapa, Bocas del Tore; ;
schr Irages. Frontera.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 11-Arr:ved: Can
ada (Br). Liverpool; Montana (Nor). Tam
pico. Sailed Saturnia, Glasgow.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 11-Arrived 9th I:
Hong Kong. Sailed 10th: Santa Cruz, VAL
paraiso; Lynons Maru Gap). Yokohama !,
China, Hong Kong; Tagua (Br), Raro-
tonga; Walter A Luckenbach, Portla nd,
Ore: Minnesotan Seattle.
SAVANNAH. Dec 11--Arrived: City of
Savannah, New York; Gibara (Cuban),
Havana.
ST JOHN. N B, Dec 11-sailed: Gaserta
(1), Naples; Bilbster (Br), Barry.
TAMPA. Dec 11-Saied: Hegira, CAL
yestOn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Portuguese Government
Finds Shipping a Loss
Withdraws State Control and
Appoints Committee
of Practical Men

Portugal has become dissatisfied with
state control of shipping, with constant
losses and claims. and has published a
decree extinguishing the government
board and substituting an admnistra-
tive committee composed of practical
men engaged in foreign trade. The
latter are given wide powers to take
whatever measures may be necessary
to bring order to the situation.
The decree, published in the Portu-
guese "Ofhcial Gazette" cites the sur
plus of tonnage throughout the world,
the deficits of the state fleet, the lack
of discipline on it's vessels and gem
eral inefficiency. The administrative
committee is authorized to charter the
ships on the most favorable terms,
keeping in view the necessities of the
country and its colonies, and to cut
down the personnel wherever prac-
ticable
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Arrived Yesterday

Centennial State. London Nov so, Bou-
sss p pfd Is saSn to pasa as mails
and mdse; Pier l, Hoboken.
Hphert J1d@ai B9 Santos Npy T. r Rio Jansro
10 pass, mails and mdse; Pier 9, Bklyn.
Helen. Fajardo Dec 2, Ponce 4. Maya
guez and Agadlla 5, to the Bull Insular
Line, With mdse; off Liberty,
Baltic SBr Liysrpoo ,,a % Dec oueenso
first, 217 second cabin, 1888 steerage pass
mails and mdse, Pier 60, N r.
Archimedes lBr)., Manchester Nov "a:
to the White Star Line, with mdse; Pier
sFogheim .(Nor). Christiania Nov 1s,
Newcastle %; TO- B stolt Nelson G. Co,
Ayres Nov 2, Montevideo 8, Barbados "a.
ton G. Co, with mdse Erie Basin, B'klyn.
Truro City (Br), Liverpool NOV Is, Port
Talbot 27; to the u Navigation Co. with
mdse.
City Of Benares tBr). Calcutta Oct II,
Port Said Nov s, Philadelphia 10; to Funch.
Edge Co. with mdse; Pier 3, Bush
westerdijiS tDu), Rotterdam Nov so; to
the Holland American Line, with mdse;
Caracas, Laguyra Nov 30, Puerto Ca
beilo Dec 2 Curacao 3, San Juan 6; to
Bliss ad Dalett It.. & Co. with pass mails
Naugus Hamburg Nov 1s; TO the Barber
Steamship Lines, with mdse; Pier 3s.
Ulua (Br) Cristobal Nov 80, Port Limon
Dec and Havana Dec 8: to the United
Fruit Co. with So pass, mails and mdse
Pier Is. e r.
Dalmazia Ut, Genoa Nov 6: to tho
Italia America Line. in ballast; off Liberty
Naneric (Br), Rangoon Aug 26. Calcutta
Sept "a, Madras Oct 2, Colombo Oct I, CO.
chin Oct 2. Alden Oct 90. Port Said, Oct
30. Algiers Nov Z, Boston Dec and Phila-
delphia Dec 10; to Houlder, Wer & Boyd
with mdse
sorand (Nor). Christiania Nov 1S, Chris
tiansand Nov A. Cardiff Nov rs and Phila-
delphia Dec 10; to o Stray Co, with
mdsc.
Lake. Frazee. Rio de Janeiro; to Tracey
Steamship Co.
American. Rotterdam: to r L Hague; off
Tompkinsvlle.
.Amasis st Michaels; to the White Star
Line; off Liberty.
j Moffett, Rotterdam to R l. Hague: !:
off TompSinsville.
Paloma. Nueyitas; to tho Munson Steam
ship Lines; off Liberty.
:, Anna sofe, London; anchored in Sandy
Callabasas. San Juan; to the Atlantic
Fruit Co; Pier T. N r.
Hamilton Norfolk to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co; Pier %, N r.
Comanche, Jacksonville: to the Clyde
Steamship Co; Pier So r.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad

Question: own few shares of Allan
TIC Coast Line Railroad common stock that
cost me $i30.50 a share in 1918. viii this
stock be benefited in any way by tho pre-
ferred stock dividend of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad. majority Of its
Line Railroad7 l will thank you for any
information you can furnish me with about
ihe future prospects OF these stocks.-W.
Answer-Atlantic Coast Line com
mon is speculative, under present CON
ditions, we think, although it's record
as business mans Investment has
been high. Atlantic Coast Line holds
367 200 shares of Louisville Il Nash
vile stock. There is only one class.
A stock dividend of Louisville & Nash
vile really would not add anything to
the Atlantic Coast Line assets.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

trunks. luggage; D. S. Scott mems fur
nishings; V. Zauner, candy. soda; Bway
and SD 1t.
j. l.. Darlington Co; II. l.. Haas blank
cts. comforts. bedding; Bresln.
LAWS Co.; w. A. LAWS dry goods :;
Breslin.
Jenoff & Paul; L. Jenoff. wooden and
cotton piece goods; Breslin
j. Marks; j. Marks. coats and suits.
waists: Grand.
PROVIDENCE
Manufacturers Outlet Co; l.. samuels
general mdse; 116 w. 32d St
ST. LOUIS
Rice-Stix D. G. Co; r. II. Haller. wash
goods; 377 B'way.
Ely & Walker d. G. Co; w. j. schminke,
dresses: Miss Babst, dresses; $40 7th av
Carleton D. G. Co; j. Clinton. under
wear handkerchiefs neckwear, UNI
brellas; 329 B'way
7. w. Garland; Miss L. Frank, coats,
suits, children's wear: Pennsylvania
Hagen Embroidery Co.; G. A Knapp,
laces embroideries Herald Square
]. Sensenbrenner Mercantile Co: j. T.
Sensenbrenner. shoes: l6 w. S6th ST., care
o. Abel.
Silk. Baer & Fuller; L. McAlister. cotton
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

piece goods. hannels. domestics; Mrs e.
sherman; coats. suits; 1107 Bway.
Rosenthal-S Sloan Millinery Co: w Wise
boys furnishings; 303 5th av.
ST. PAUL
lindeke. Warner G. Sons p pa,tz
sweaters. sweaters mfg departments. shirtings. work
shirts overais; $50 Bway
TRENTON, N. j.
5. E. Kaufman Co; Mrs. Miller. fur.
TOLEDO
J: NJ Friedlander; J. NJ. Triedlander.
notions. jewelry; Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON
", Roberts; l, Il. Block ready to wear: AZ
Katlowitz Bros. Inc: S. H. Katlowttx
spring dresses. fall coats; 500 5th av.'
room 1905: Longacre 64s3 '''
WILkES-BARRE. PA.
Habedon & Co.; Miss Anna Cohen. nic
lures, art goods. statues, dresses, coats
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
Strouss- -Hlrschberg Co.; r. J. Beacon.
mdse mgr, dresses. coats and suits
waists. muslin and silk underwear knit
underwear, corsets, brassieres. negligees.
Simonos. bath suits; care Baer & Llien-
thai, 1850 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

rDistance is given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed'1
Alabama 81 N Hatteras Dec II towins
barge Dallas).
Allaguash 626 e Cape May Dec ii.
Ario 234 S Scotland LV Dec H..
As5,9n, Asq9am lat a. 40 Is Ion Ss 50 0a Dec H.
Cambria expected arrive New York Mon
day.
Carrillo 256 S Scotland LV Dec II.
city of Flint 7S9 e Ambrose Dec IL
City of Rome 80 SW Gayhcad Dec II.
City OF st Louis 22s Ambrose Dec II.
Comus 48 Hatteras Dec II.
Consort 96S f Ambrose Dec 10.
Creole SO Hatteras Dec IL.
Crofton Hall 229 Ambrose Dec II.
Dallas II N Hatteras Dec IL dn tow
Dorchester 80 Baltimore 1920 PM
Dec II.
Eastern Coast pd Delaware Breakwater
Eastern King 1,45o Ambrose Dec 10.
Edith 21l Ambrose Dec II.
Edward L Dohsny 81 N Hatteras e1 Dec IL.
Ell Orente 81 N Hatteras Dec II.
Everett 30 NE Cape Charles Dec II.
Gargoyle 906 Sc Ambrose Dec 10.
George Washington lat "a 06 lon 40 45 7
AM Dec II.
snaGan GanaGa 120 ~ Hsttsras wtisa nsrta1 Dec .o
Huron so e Miami Dec II.
Independence Hall 1870 Ambrose Dec IL.
Inkoma 1874 ESE Ambrose Dec II.
Lake Arthur 144 $ Scotland Lv Dec ii.
Lake Fannn 2i2 e Ambrose Dec H.
Lake Fariston 242 s Ambrose Dec IL.
Lake Fernando 200 Scotland LV Dec H..
Lake Stirling 3 NE Cape Charles Dec IL.
Liberty Clio 60 Sc by E Amagansett Dec H..
Mahopac 40 Baltimore 80 PM Dec Ii.
McrrimacS 70 Winter Quarter Dec II.
Merrymount lat 43 23 Ion 80 04 Dec 10.
Mohawk is N Hatteras Dec II.
Montauk 1855 f Ambrose Dec II.
Morro Castle 2S1 Scotland LV Dec H.
Mount Clay SO E Ambrose Dec 10.
Munalbro II Smith Point Dec II.
New Britain 1,lo1 Ambrose Dec II.
Nelson SO Cape Henry Dec H.
Norfolk % SSW Five Fathom Dec IL
Ontario "A SW Fire Island Dec IL.
Pastores 300 Scotland LV Dec H.
Ponce 306 Scotland LV Dec II.
Potomac 1860 f Ambrose Dec 10.
Princess Matoika 333 Ambrose Dec II.
San Bias 406 S Nantucket Dec H.
San Bruno SO S Nantucket Dec H.
san Francisco $50 Ambrose Dec II
San Jose 20l s Cape Henlopen Dec IT,
Saugus $50 NE Ambrose Dec H.
Schodack l55 NE Cape Henlopen Dec H.
Sutherland IA + Cape Henry Dec 10.
Tecumseh 400 Ambrose Dec H.
Transportation rs Il by N Fire Island
Dec ii.
Tuxpamo 900 Hatteras Dec H.
Wathena 1,4S2 Boston Dec TO-
West Arrow lat As 38 lon 40 O4 Dec II.
West Caddoa 140 e Ambrose Dec II.
West Celtna lat SO OF lon II 43 Dec H.
West lnskip $50 K by S Ambrose Dec ii.
West kebar lat 81 OF Ion 27 05 Dec 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Leather

The hide and leather trade con-
tinued to show Improvement last week.
Outstanding Developments. however,
were small in Importance. The packing
strike, by retarding production at the
Strengthening establishments in the
Middle West, greatly enhances the pos
sibility Of further advances in hide
prices A fairly strong demand for
country hides has set in. Much buying
Of hides before the animals have been
killed continues.
The Chicago shoe style fair, which
is to be held next month, is eagerly
awaited in the shoe industry. Until a
definite style is determined, little buy
ing by shoe retailers is expected. In
the mean time only small orders for
leather are sent in to dealers by shoe
manufacturers. No let up in produc-
tion at the lower priced shoe factories
was reported.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Marine Disasters

BOSTON, Dec 11Motor tanker Semi
mole (Br). Baton Rouge for a New Eng
land port. radioed to-day she was short
Shoals Lightship. Coast Guard cutter
Tampa sent to assistance.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 11--Fairhaven
San Francisco November 23. for Punta
Arenas arrived Mazatlan December Q
with jury rudder, having been ashore;
jettisoned fifty tons cargo.
ASTORIA, Dec 11-Georgina Rolph,
trading coastwise. struck submerged log
in Columbia River lost propeller blade;
be drydocked for repairs
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Big Four Stock
Katy Bonds and Diamond Pins

Qucstion--Wili you kindly give me your
tions: l have one certificate OF deposit
which | received in exchange for second
mortgage per cent bond OF the NJ. X. g.
T. X X. Co What is best TO do--hold or
aeil It have fifty shares Erie first pre-
ferred. bought in 1904 at around sS per
share What is the best thing TO do with
this! ] have nifty shares of Manhattan
Transit. In your opinion. will this be
worth any more? And is it necessary that
'rhe next question may be out Of order. II
no pass 1t by. ] have one-carat diamond
stickpin, perfect stone: have been told
by those who know that 1t is worth $500
or mere Can you give me any informa-
ton ss to how could disose of 1t. and
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Silks

Inc SIX e'soe was ;lI. iIaIuleu h; ps SUI SUI
rent prices about So pound above the
low for the year, reached in midsummer,
and about $3.50 q pound above the low
for July and August of 1920. At s7.65
a pound, Sinshiu No. l stands about
where it was last May.
The advancing raw silk market has
stimulated demand for finished goods
at higher prices to some extent, but
has not led to any great amount of an
ticipation on the part of buyers. Fin
ished silks are trending upward, but
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

SkNssye
In general the large department
stores. particularly in Industrial cen
ters, are doing volume of business
that bids fair to equal that of last
year, which set record. On the
other hand the smaller retailers are
out the agricultural districts and in
the South retail trade is slipping be-
hind. it is reported, due to the low
prices on agricultural products, com
pared to the prices of manufactured
goods.
Although business was not particu-
Iarly active last week. prices of raw
commodities in most cases were firm or
advancing. Cotton was firmer and SO
was wool. Raw silk continued it's
sharp upward tendency. Hides and
leather weres firm, with advancing
tendencies in some descriptions. The
metal group was firm, with advances in
copper, lead. tin and zinc.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Maritime Miscellany

SAN PEDRO. Dec 11--Largest cargo
ever shipped to Orient from this port AIKEN
out 10th on Shipping Board str West Cho-
paka: cargo assembled at this port and
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 11--Hooser State,
In port from Hong Kong. delayed a Homo
lulu three days, account pneumonia quar-
antine. Six Filipino steerage passengers
died at sea.
GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. Dec 11-British
cruiser Cam brian, commanded by Captain
Steward, has arrived here.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

new catch Is just beginning to come in.
The finished garment trade is quiet,
retailers hesitating to buy for their
January and February sales until the
10 per cent tax on furs is removed
on January l. Some retail sales have
been started with the 10 per cent drop
already enforced.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

v
Sandy Hook--irrcsh TO strong southwest,
shifting To northwest, overcast weather
and probably rain.
Sandy Hook to 1Iatteras.--Freeh to
overcaat weather. and probably vain
lfatterns to FLORIDA Stratts- Fresh, pos
sihly strong, west and northwest winds
and partly overcast weather.
bermuda and vicinity Fresh west and
southwest winds and cloudy weather,
probably rain by nisht
Hatteras to Key West-~~r'rcsh, possibly
strong, west and northwest winds and
partly overcast weather.
East and West Gulf--Fresh westerly
winds and fair weather.
over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
su uge--Fresh northwest and north winds
and partly overcast weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

Questions of gsnercl interest to in
pestors wiu be answered in this COL
umas, in which case only initials sotll
be used. Others aUiu be onswerea by
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos-
ing stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 154
Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Fire Record

n NJ. LOSS
s:oo--aao w. 1s4th ST; Helen Morell.
Unknown
9:4o-1518 Madison av.; Frank Peter
Pm. $780, - = 'N"o " II
l2:1s-s11 w. 145th st; Frank Fort
nato. .Trihing
l2:4b-l46th at. and Lenox av., garage:
unhno wn n..',.. .Triding
1:05-222 Cherry St: unknown. Unknown
1:35--S03 3D. av; unknown. -. Unknown
3:10-137 e. 57th ST.; unknown. Unknown
3:l5--24l e. eth st unknown. .Trifline
3:15--57 w. 36th St; l. Ecarci None
6:30--9 E. 9Th St. B. Scott None
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
.Jcwelrv

Most retail shopkcepers last week
reported slight increasing tendency
in sales. Few retailers at this time
are willing to hazard a guess on how
the buying this year will compare with
the last or other preceding years, be-
cause the buying public so far has not
given any evidence of it's consuming
proclivities. However, the opinion OBJ
tains in wholesale and manufacturing
circles that the last two weeks of this
month will witness fair volume or
special orders from the retailer, all
of which will call for immediate de-
livery.
Marked Improvement in the clock
trade was reported by manufacturers.
Factories are busy filling large vol
ume of orders especially for the holi-
day season. Some betterment in the
watch industry also was reported Man
ufacturers are behind in filling orders
for popular sizes of the high grade
American Watches
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Cottol1s

armary t eGts0n goods ost wh'ch opened
hardening tendency and made slight
advances before the close of business
on Saturday. Toward the end of the
week the demand for gray goods, par
ticularly sheetings, was stronger. The
standard $3.50, Ssia inch print cloths
closed the week at quarter cent ad-
vance over the previous week.
Finished cottons were dull. Tenta-
tive prices on spring ginghams were
made, showing slight advances over the
last list prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
PROPOSALS
Steward S Euuipmsnt-S.S. LsviatIlan

Sealed bids, in triplicate, for the supply
ing of articles and materials for equipment
of the Stewards Department OF the S. s.
"Leviathan." In accord with the specifications
and otherwise subject to the usual terms
and conditions, will be resolved by tho un-
dersigned at Room 4os. Broadway. New
York City, up to and including 12 Noon
December go. 1921. at which time and place
they VIII be publicly opened. Bids to be
enclosed in sealed envelope. to be plainly
marked Bid on Articles and Materials to
ards Department of the s. S. Leviathan' I"
Bidders will be required to state . lump
sum price for which they will supply all
the articles and materials described in the
specification. and their attention is especially
drawn to Title A of the specifications and the
regulations therein contained. which must be
strictly complied with in submitting bids
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Specifications may be obtained by appll-
cation to the undersigned. and on deposit
of $4,000 for each copy
international Mercantile Marine Co.
U. s. SHIPPING BOARD ID. F. coRrN.
BY tsigned) WILLIAM FRANCIS GIBBS.
Chief of COnSt rt1ckiOn