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The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-09
!, Ny thirty Dollars Because
'' Oldn't Take the Herald

uSre Is another instance show
J mat 1t pays to take the home
..''r' thus saving a lot of time,
N p'Ole' expense and various
'aer difficulties.
\, oaqd Youngblood and son of
\, .u@lo arrived here Sunday
! s~Nlng that the Academy was
J.: ypea the following day, the
,,.n lUr 1oungbIood intending to
\. .ro'I as d student in the insti-
\ ~00' The Herald announced
\ y opening date of the Acade-
=. 'ept' 18th several weeks
HI. Mr. Young5lood formerly
i, :. 'ue Herald. but had allowed
I..I Une to lapse. and he figures
,,,t W such negligence on his
M. nc IS out thirty or more
M 'S' But Claud declares in
language, never again!"
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-09

fo,a,' auk 7. w. Pooler, district
H. ''r OF the Albuquerque Of
a, ""S mere a couple of days
week on inspection work.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-09

Yuba City, California,
Aug. 81, 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Shipping Concerns
Move Quarters to
New Skyscrapers
Cunard and Munson Lines
Go to Buildings Erected
Especially for Their Use;
Many Other Firms Change

The beginning of May this year has
been the occasion for the greatest
changes in quarters for shipping firms
on record. Two shipping companies
have moved into large new buildings
esN~sially built for them, and a great
nuipber Of other marine concerns have
takSn up new quarters.
The Munson Line has transferred its
Offices to the new twenty-five story
building at Wall and Pearl streets,
while the Cunard Line has taken pos
session of the new twenty-two-story
Cunsrd Building at Is Broadway.
+ This latter structure was erected by
the Twenty-Five Broadway Corporation,
which secured the Anchor Line and the
Cunard Line as chief tenants. They
occupy the first four floors of the
building. The entrance hall on the
ground floor, which will be used for
the booking of passengers and freight,
is sixty-eight feet high in the clear,
houses could be placed three abreast
and two deep underneath the central
dome. The decorative scheme is an
elaborate one.
Among the other shipping companies
which have secured quarters in the
Cunard Building are the Atlantic, Gulf
and West Indies Steamship Lines,
Cochrane. Harper & Co., the Export
Steamship Corporation, Funch, Edge &
Co, the Royal Dutch West Indies Mail
Steamship Company, the Todd Ship
yard Corporation, the P. H. Van Om-
meren Corporation, Tropical Fruit
Company and the Vandam Warehouse
Company.
Headquarters of the American Steam
ship Owners Association have been
remov from II Battery Place to ii
Broadway.
Other removals include the Lloyd
Royal Beige, to its new building at 10
Pearl Street, the Baltic American Line
to the Bowling Green Building, Will
liams & Terhune to s Bridge Street,
F. Kleppe & Co. to IL to 19 Moore
Street, Seager Steamship Line to 1S
Pearl Street, Royal Forwarding Com
pany to "a Stone Street, Bath Iron
Works to % to 81 West Forty third
Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Berth Changes
Cleared

Str Runa tNor). Captain Cunderseu, An.
tilia; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Re d'Italia tID. Captain Ouvari
Naples and Genoa; Furness. Witty & Co.
Str Fort Hamilton tBr). Captain McKen-
zie. Bermuda: Furness, Witty e. Co.
Str. Loin tNcro. Captain Meyer, Cienfue-
COS. Guantanamo. Santiago; Atlantic Fruit
Str Rosalind (Br). Captain Mitchell, st
Johns and Halifax; Bowring 4 Co.
Str Adriatic fBr), Captain Hambleton
Southampton via Cherbourg: White Star
Line.
Str Sylvia Victoria (Br). Captain Charlie
son, Lisbon, Barcelona, etc, via Norfolk
Ocean Transport Corp.
Str Estonia (Dan), Captain rChrtstesen
cuxhaven, Danzig and Lbau; the East
Str smaragd tNor). Captain Hous, Port
Str MUNRO (Am), Captain Asborn, Car
denas and Sagua Munson Line.
Str Georgeanna Weems (Am), Captain
Hudgfns, Baltimore: Haischaw 8 Co
Str Harald (Dan), Captain Clemmenson
Santiago, Kingston. etc; Caribbean Co,
Str Potomac (Amy. Captain Mackenzie,
Bremen and Danzig; United Staten Mail
S s Line.
Str Old North state tAm), Captain Mar
shall, London, Plymouth and Boulogne
United States Mail 8 S Co.
Str Manchioneal (Nor), Captain Won
derfehr. Santiago. Kingston, etc: United
Fruit Co.
Str Polartne (Am}. Captain wallace,
Texas City.
Str Robert L. Hague (vessel cleared May
. too late for report)
Schr Henry G MacIean (Br}. Captain
MacLean, sea; Fred b MacLean.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Spread of Dangerous
Thoughts Worries Japan

TOXIC, March 8 (By Mail).-The
pread OF what the Japanese call "dan-
sefous thoughts" in Japan apparently
giving the government anxious mo-
~aeats, as is evidenced by the tendency
= impose censorship on affairs in
sc!ving violence.
- the House of Peers Baron Wata-
aa0e expressed the opinion that the
plssent condition of popular thought
sse largely due to the increasing diff
aeuity in the matter of living. The
Yssker was alluding to the fact that
no - now the most expensive city
" the world in which to dwell.
fremier Hara said that the problem
= =. popular thought was ceaselessly
sslore the government.
ne added: "While the Japanese as
PEOPLE are steadfast in their adher-
sass g national ideals, there has come
s.s: .sa tne broader development of inter
as:lonai i. intercourse a certain taint Of
yasssSSstonable asSs foreign thought.
~ mat Is one OF the main reasons why
~ - government has adopted it's present
Tsso Tssno on the manhood suffrage system.
~. Az stand has brought down on the
ssssInmeut IN certain quarters the
that it Is too conservative.
Questionable ideas have found
s.f way into this country through
sslgn authors and some times in the
m OF religion. The government is
saA s TO the situation. and is doing
ststhlng to combat it. Social poll
Is ~ are being launched, means are be-
laken to alleviate the pressure Of
Mug and the authorities are satisfied
-. sss IN due time there will be q most
e1'nounced improvement"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
u. S. Food Products
Earns $5.71 a Share

The statement Of the United States
Food Products Corporation, issued
yesterday, for the year ended Decem-
Der 81, showed net profit after de-
preciation and interest charges of ST.
76S,373, equivalent to $5.71 share
earned on the SCOTIA, 1s0 capital stock
outstanding: This compared to net
income of $3,051,904, equal to 1891 a
share, earned in the preceding year
Cash account stood at $s45,430 and &C.
counts receivable and notes receiy-
able, less reserves, $2,997,731.
George Q. Palmer, president of the
corporation, in his remarks to stock
holders, said: "The market value of
our inventories at December 81. de-
preciated in value over $500, 900, and
are now carried at cost or market,
whichever is lower. Marked improve
ment has peen shown in the alcohol
and yeast departments, and we enter
tain prospects for better business in
our molasses, syrup, honey, vinegar,
preserved fruit and cattle feed de-
partments."
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK

May s--The United States Mail Liner
Potomac. which was scheduled to sail yes
Of TIE delay Caused by 20 aa ro
the West, who arrived too late. The Poto-
mac will sail this morning for Bremen and
panziE as the passengers arrived in Now
York last night
The Old North State, of the United
States Mail Line, was forced to anchor in
walk-out Of several cooks. The steamship
left Pier "a. North River. for London and
was forced to drop anchor when it was
cooks. The Old North stata probably will
san this morning, when new men will re-
place s,rl those y who Joined the strikers
service was established by the Hansas Line
between Antwerp and the ports OF British
IEdia and Colombo, including the inter
started April 10, and the Hansa Line, witch
is controlled by German capitaf. will have
sailing saillngs 2 monthly. Three new vessels, the
fels each Of 5000 tons deadweight will
be operated IN the new service.
which was reported aground In the Chesa-
peake Bay, was ioated and arrived at this
port rrn1, nndamngsd; q anTg -..,
Lack OF freight, both inward and outward
pound, caused considerable decrease In
the number Of ship calls made at George
town during February. Steamships OF the
Quebec Line and of the Aluminium Line
from. New Orleans, which is engaged in
lne oau1ite traoe, nad no saflingS. The
Clyde Line, running from New York and
the Windward' Island Line from Mobile
both. suspended portion of their service
to this port. ,s
At a meeting of the Georgetown Cham
Der of Commerce. February 81. it was sug.
Eested that tenders be called for from
British ship owners for a fortnightly or
three weekly passenger service from the
United Kingdom to Barbados, Trinidad
and British Guiana. This service also
would be available for government mails.
carried free Of extra charge on a proposed
annual subsidy, portion of which would
be furnished by British Guiana
KEY WEST. May s-Schr G., w Mills
lam D. which previously was reported
burned to the waters edge and crew res
cued. was picked up by the Coast Guard
this port ~
LONDON, April so-schr Gloria fFr
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04

The connecting mails close. at the Gen
sIai Postonice and City Hail Postoffice
station. New York. At z p, M as follows;
1apsn, 1s'n corsa. China; Siberia. French lndo-
esnH Ha sac, ma Netherlands East Indies Tex
saa ns,. .. g. steamship Mon.eagle May s.
1@pan; Corea, Hong Kong and Neither
lands East Indies Especially addressed
Taiy,. 1niy,. Via San Francisco. steamship
IJikembanE. May &.
hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan Japan Corea and China Via San Fran
- cisco. steamship Tenyo Maru. Nav s.
hawsil, via San Francisco steamship VIII
helmina, May g. -
hawaii. Philippine Isiands. Straits Settle
M men.s and specially addressed mali for
India and Ceylon. via San Francisco,
steamship Creole State. May Z,
japan, Corea. China Except shanrba;
Sityo. City Siberia, French Indochna ana nc
Netncriands East Indies Except Su-
matra), via Seattle. steamship Katorj
Maru May 8. A>"AS'
hawai- avail via San Francisco. steamship Mat
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. stea
ship Sonoma. May as. s''an
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Old Steamers
Sell Under ST
Ton In Britain
Former German Vessels
Hard to Dispose Of, Even
at Bargain Prices; junk
Dealers Don't Want Them
Newer Boats Sold Cheap
Shipping Board Report Says
Market for Tonnage at
Present Does Not Exist

ships have been sold in Great Brit
s;r recently for the equivalent of less
tkau 81 q deadweight ton. These are
cld vessels. but the great shrinkage in
ship values is illustrated by the fact
that secondhand ships have brought
more than S240 ton in England in
tae last year.
The record low price. at which an
srp&n going steamer could be bought
for few thousand dollars, is reported
4 have been paid for two former Ger
man ships of the Hansa Line. The sale
: said to have been made for the Brit
ish government, and the total received
eu the successful bid price of four shil-
Engs and ninepenee ton will be paid
into the reparations fund for the ac-
count Of Germany.
Another ship transaction in shiilings
was the sale of the ex-enemy steamer
yhlenhorst. of about $3.50 tons dead
weight. built at Hamburg in 1894. Only
enc bid was made for her, and she was
Knocked down at $1,000, which works
out at six shillings and one penny ton.
No Value Even as Junk
Before the war British shipbreakers
we're always willing to pay about 80
breaking up. To-day, however. SAYS
different, and when asked what he
shipbreaker replied:
ABid for her? Why, would not
sks boat as a gift, because you can
only lose money to-day in breaking up
/ steamer."
Il the case of the Uhlenhorst, it is
uid, the cost of passing her through
her survey and making her ready for
trading would exceed her value when
completed. The. purchaser. therefore,
|. is pointed out, cannot trade with the
boat In her present condition; it is too
expensive to repair her, and conse-
quently he can only lay her up, which
would mean cost of about s3 a day,
which would exceed the purchase price
In less than year.
Sales at Low Prices
Sales Of more modern ships are being
made in England at prices we'll below
recent levels. A steamer of about $500
aeadweight tons, built in 1912. went for
$4,000, or f5 2s. ton. Other sales
have been reported on the basis of
IS rs. ton, equivalent to about $26
1t existing exchange rates.
Under Instructions from the Repara-
tons Commission. three ex-enemy yes
sells Of about $500 gross tons, trans
ferable to any flag, recently were Of
fersf in London, with the stipulation
that only in case all were disposed of
would the sale of any one be con-
frmed. A bid of f7,25o was received
for oues but the others found no bid
ders whatever. The three we're then
offered as a unit, but were finally with
drawn without any offers.
In short" says report to the Ship
ping Board from its London office,
'there is no market for tonnage, and
prices have gone down to amazing lev
ill.,"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Foreign Ports
Departures for Now York

n
HONG KONG. May Str Mongolian
vALPARAIso, April 40 Str SAINT.
ELISA.
PARA. May Str Dunstan (Br) s
(Br). - = :
LIsBoN. April 3o-str Balsam.
ST MlCHAELs, May Str Bradciyde
(Brl. from Danzig).
AMSTERDAM, April 2s--str Kennemer-
land tDD.
ST NAzAIRE. April 2s-strs West Helix ;
9Th, McKeesport.
NAPLES, April 27---str Duea Degli
Abruzzi Ut).
LIVERPOOL, April 2s--str Mexico (sr,.
GENOA, April 3o--Str Clan Macbeth
tBr) drom Calcutta)
Arrivals from New York
LAGOS. April 29-Str Jebba (Br).
PORT NATAL, May Str Clan Mac
brayne (Br).
MovILLE May 2--str Columbia {Br).
PARA, May 2--Str Glenaffric (Br).
HULL. May c-Str Chantier.
PLYMOUTH May Str Rijndam (Dt)
RIO DE JANEIRO. April 3o-Str Socra-
tes fBr).
cHRIsT1ANsAND, April s4-str Rolf
SANTOS. April ao--str Bonheur tRr,.
MADEIRA. May 1-str Sac Vicente
GENOA, April 27-Arrived: strs Poca-
hontas. San Roosore ut). Philadelphia.
MARsEILLEs,~ April es-str Cabo Es-
pdrtel (Sp)
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard sims.


str san Pablo (Br,, rruxllio Apr,l a.,
Tela April rs. TO the United Fruit Co; With
mdse Pier iS r. r.
Str la Touraiue (Fr). Havre April "a. 10
the Compa gnte Generate Transatfantiaue,
With FL cabin. 1a6 steeragc pass, mails
and mdse: Pier 81 N n.
srto Colombia April is. Kingston April
= ST Mare April "a. Cape Haticn April
se, to the Clyde Steamship Co. with mdse !:
Pier a.. " r.
str Huguenot, Tamp,co April eb, to the
Columbus shipping Co. with crude oil;
str Mount Clay. Hamburg April 81, TO
the United American Line, with s02 steer
age pass, malls and rndse: Pier SO. N r..
Str Ell Criente. Galveston April 27, to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse: Pfer
SO. N r.
Str City OF Montgomery. Savannah April
80. to the Ocean Steamship Go. with pass
ana mdses Pier 35. ~ r,
str The Angeles. Kalamata April IA, st
Michaels April "a. TO the Elk port Corp
with mdse; Ft of Java ST. Greenpoint.
str Chinsmpa. Baton Rouge April as.
with oil: anchored Off Tompkinsvilie. s r..
Str Bayamo. Matanzas April 27. to the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co,
with sugar: II OF South 4th st. R'kiyn.
Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville April so. TO
the clyde Steamship Co. with pass and
Str, Hamilton, Norfolk April so to the
Old Dominion Transportation Co. with pass
and nidse; Pier 36, r r.
Str Porto Rico. San Juan April g7. to
the New York and Porto Rico STEAMSHIP p
co. with 100 pass, MAILS and mdse: Pier
4. e klyn.
str r Grove CBr). I4ohos April cs. TO
the Warrior -Quinlan Co, with oil: Warner
0uinlsn Docks Warner. N j.
Str Parma tBr), Barbados. st Cro,x
and 50 Thomas; to the Quebec S S Co,
with pass, mails and mdse; off Quarantine
Str Mexico. Havana; to the \ Z & Cuba
Mail Co. with pass. mails and mdse !;
off Quarantine.
Str Mount Vernon (Nor). Manzanilio; to
Quarantine.
str Spartan Prince tBr). Norfolk: OF
Quarantine.
Str coliinssworth. Rotterdam: off Guar
antine-
Str Cananova. Santiago; Oft Quarantine.
Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Marvin. r. g; Fleming. X. W; Havisl.

Merwtn. r. C.; Fleming. X. W.; Hayili.
c. H.: Schmidt. Fl
Daniels 1t. II. A.. to Hampton Roads
Gray. 1T. tj. 81 Il. H., 10 Camden
Haas Lit. Com. w. s., to u. ssns. s.4s
Hsissel. Ap. Clk. G. r.. to U. s.. s. rappa-
Jones. Ems. ]. g.. to u. s. s.. Relna Msr-
lassins. Com. W. H., to U. s. g. connec-
ticut
Maddox Ems J. F., to u. $. $. N.che..
Mccall, 1t. e. r.. to New Orleans
Frewett Ch. Gun, B. ~, TO Z. 8. s. Ar
Kansas.
Tibbals. 1t. c. L., to L. $. s. raicon.
Wheelock, Ems. &. d. to T.. s. S. Reina
Mefcedes
White, 1t Com. r e.. TO u. 8. S. Bridge
wvorden. 1T. r. L., to su. q. $. Eagl. 90.
W1,awrycf, Ems. f., to u. s. s. Prairie
Hepburn, Ems w. P., to u. s. S. MacIelsh
Laverents, Lit. A.. to Atlantic neet ship
: plane div.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New Combination, Passenger and Freight
Ships, Fast, Luxurious Steamers
THE STANDARD OF THE MARINE
WORLD
PASSENGER SERVICES
Key number in parentheses following
telephone OF steamship company in list at
bottom of this column.
EUROPE
Queenstown, Boulogne, London
From New York
May 24-Panhande State (159)
Bremen and Dnnzig
From New York
May 21--Susquehanna I59)
May 2e-Hudson I59l
Naples and Genoa
From New York
May 21--Pocohonsas t159)
SOUTH AMERICA
RIG Do Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos
From New York
May 25-Huron t91
ISLANDS OF ATLANTIC, WEST INDIES
AND CARIBBEAN SEA-
San Juan. Arecibo. Aguadilla, Mayasuez.
Guanica, Ponce, JObos and Arroyo
From New York
May 11-Porto Rico t99)
FAR EAST
Honolulu, Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai,
nAAistds hOuBAVHE
San Francisco
May 2S-Golden State (1O5)
HAWAII, PHILIPPINES EAST INDIES
Honolulu, Manila. Saigon, Singapore.
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
May 12--Creole State l1o5)
COASTwIsE AND HAWAII
Fort Los Angeles. San Francisco and
Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Nav 7-Rurka-ra Gtota 1SnA
80 Matson Navigation Co.
40 Market St, San Francisco, Cal.
81 Munson Steamship Line,
81 Beaver ST., n. Y. Tel Han 5120.
gs N. Y. & Cuba Nj. S. S. Co,
Foot Wall ST., N. Y, Tel. John 1900.
90 N. r. 4 Porto Rico &. 8. Co.,
II Broadway, N. Y, Tel Bowl. CIR. $500.
1o5 Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co..
Hanover So. N. T., Tel Bowling Green
1870 Broadway, n r. Tel Rector $500.
159 q. &. Mail 8. Il. Co, Tuc
100 Broadway. Tel Rector $500.
For Further Information Apply
DIVISION OF OPERATIONS
n.& SHIPPING BOARD
Nssa6inSfon 1G1. ~
:sa.-E
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
,orts Of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

e g. Rock Plaster Mfg Co: schr r.illie
sfEestine tAml. New Haven for SayvlIc,
!. =. ~ -. y \ ! " Anderson tAn,,. New Haven
Passed--Bcund East
Str Rosalind tBrl, New York for Halt
tax and 81 Johns, r.: schrs Pittsburgh
AMI New York for Block Island; An
ssrasia sara . sAm1. New York for New Bed
."ru ... Mary tAm), New York for Nan
yucket; Hazel NJ Jacobsen (Am). New
York York Tor New Bedford; r p Jones (Am),
Mew york for New Haven: Opheiia (Am),
Rockaway for bridgeport -
for tlesboro, Me- fNe"N'"s
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
BY Cable and Radio

Str Carmania (srl. lett Iiverpool yes-
Halifax. with pass. mails and mdse, to
the Curard Line vessel is expected to
dock Wednesday. May IL. at Pier -, Mr..
yesterday for New Fork. with pass malls
and mdse. to the Holland America Limo;
vessel Is due to reach New York Friday,
May 10, and will dock at the foot OF 6th
st, Hoboken. " j.
Str Orbita tBr). left Southampton yes
tcrday for New York. with pass and mdss
reach New York Wednesday. May II, and
dock at Pier 49, N r.
str Finland is due IT Ambrose Light
ship at Nj to-day and Is expected to
dock at Pier SO, N r. at NJ.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04

which left Havana for Marseliies, was lost
Oft Soiler. Crew saved and landed at
Palma Matorca
SEATTLE, wash. April 2s-schr KAN
chatka tAm), left here April 8 for n
trading cruise took fire In engine room
and WAS a total loss swhen Oft rirate
Cove. Crew was saved and landed st
Pirate Cove.
PORTLAND. NJ. May s-Ths winter
and spring trans Atlantic steansship sea-
son here Will close Tomorrow with the de-
parture of the new Italian steamship Ade-
Ant
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
For Farm Lighting
Country House Lighting

The Navy will sell large number OF
unused batteries, ideal for use in such
systems. at prices under current market.
All 14o-amp. hour; by Electric s. B. Co.;
Phila. s. B. Co.; U. 9. Light & Heat
Shipments from here or other points. Ring
Sales Dept. Sunset slOo EXISTS, soth
and Third Ave, Brooklyn-u. 8. NAVY.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Sailed Yesterday

strs Aouitania (Rr). Southampton: Dante
Trieste; MUNRO, sagua and Cardenas: CIV CIV
Of ST Louis. Savannah: Sixaola, CristobaI :
kronstad tNor),s Phiadelphia; Socony ss
Providence; Polarine. Texas City; Harold
iDan}, Santiago and Kingston: Man
chfoneal tNorl, Santiago and Kingston;
l.om tNor). Cieufuegos: Gulfcoast. Port
Arthur; Old North Statea London: Co
manche, Charleston and Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
NAVY Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bure,

From The Tribune,s Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Following lieutenants to Annapolis: Alex
ander. B. r.; Blair, r. H.: Burhans, A.
D.; Feineman, w. W.; Glover, r. O.;
Harrison. H. II. H; Jones, H. g.; Ready,
w. L.; Kirtiand, F. D.: Leonard, N. T.;
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
w all e II t 5
$21

zss st Pensacola, 400 New orleans ~
s! ss!harlertcn; complete with pegs. polea and
phia- All are s, e. high g. If vida .,
LONG Smaller tents 81 ~ high. g. 4" wide.
saiss Dsps.. Sunset 500, Ext, 5s6; aoth ma
Third ave. Hrcckiyna II. 8. NAVY. ~
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Foreign Trade Notes

The British government has removed
ae embargo on the expectation of
eaustic potash and articles containing
II and potassium carbonate and
Eticles containing it.
a campaign is being inaugurated by
the American community in Peking for
the proposed Peking American School
building. It is stated that this school
will have much to do with the future
f American trade in China, as an
American child educated in an Ameri-
un school in Peking will be a distinct
asset to. Americas relations with the
Far East.
Opportunities are reported for the
sale OF liquid soap to Chinese rail-
xsys.
During 1920 Sweden imported 1884,
mo tons Of coal from the United States,
= compared with 1,451 900 tons from
ursst Britain. In 1919 only 225, 900
tens Of American coal were imported,
q Compared with 1,607, 600 tons of the
British product.
Exports Of explosives from South
Nfiea to Australia and Madagascar
1s being made on large scale.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Manila Rope
16c, 17hc lb.

Ibc, II r ID.
At Boston Phila, Ptsmth. ~ H.; Great
Lakes (Chicago). Circumference, y in.
uS-thread 160fathom). y in. (21-thread
2o0-fathom); 1% IN. t200-f}. 21a in.
(20o-f.l, 5 in.. AZ in. in. g s-strand
15of.>, in. (30 -. Size 2A in. and
larger are 17lac. Also at 14c; $500 lbs.
American Plain Laid 3-strand tarred
About $40. coo lbs in ALL Reduction 49,
on orders. over $4,000; over $1,000 1o%
Ring Sales Dept. Sunset-810d Ext.-5s5-
u s NAVY
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04

yucatan rs s Jupiter May ..
Wiihelrina 73o from San Francisco PM
May /.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04

schr Mary Manssu Grusnsr fAm1.
walton, n 8, for New York with piaSfer !:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04
Outgoing Steamships

xhe hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add / hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1921-05-04

Opportunities are reported for the
sale OF liquid soap to Chinese rail-