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New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
Reports by Wireless
From the q. S. Naval Commu-
nication Station

TDistance is given in mAea, Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
A Ahseeon 25 Sc Fire Island Feb To-.
Advanee SOS S Scotland I4V Feb 8.
AeoluB i4s SE Ambrose Feb To-
Agwisea 3 N Tan4pieo Feb 8.
Agwistar 13e II Cape Henry PM Feb Q
gwisun' SW South Pass Feb 0,
fired Noble 10 NE Miami Feb 9.
Algonquin S.201 from San Pedro 6 Pm
Feb s.
Ancon $50 n Cristobal Feb 0.
ARGYLL a04 from Santa Rosalta Feb g.
Baton Rouge 2l6 NV Fortugas Feb O.
Baytown 40 Cape San Antonio Feb O.
Bramfnel Point - Jupiter Feb ..
British Beacon 21o Pensacola Feb ..
Rvlayl as NNE winterquartsr Feb 10
zane henry 2as Ambrose Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
TRANsPACITIC MAILs
Dne T'n-HAy

The connecting mails close at the. the Cen g,
station. New York, at p. M, s follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship Will
hemina. February IL
Hawaii China, French 1ndochina and
Netherlands East Indies Except su-
ruatra). Via San Francisco. steamship
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China Via San Fran
cisco. steamship Tenyo Maru. Feb
ruary il.
Philippine Islands ard specially es6a addressed
Seattle. steamship Arabia Marh, Feb
ruary H.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, French Indo-
sumatra} ana Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, B G, steam
ship Empress of Japan, February IS.
Hawai- Viii Islands, New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia,
Via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c..
steamship Makura, February 2S.
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco, steam
ship Ventura, February "a.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
IS Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

prices Of commodities had begun to fall
in the United States, West Indian pur-
chasers began to turn their attention
to that market.
at has often been stated that pref
erential arrangements alone will not
help to swing the pendulum in favor
OF inter~empire trade. 1t is true that
there is distinct desire for British
goods in these markets, but as against
quality and sentiment there is vigorous
American effort"
Supplementing this effort on the part
of American manufacturers, it is
pointed out, is the lack Of British trade
publications in the West Indies. AS
an example of American alertness to
the situation, reference is made to a
report from the American Consul at
Trinidad, in which he states that the
adoption of preferential tariff by the
island legislature caused perturbation
among the local agents for American
goods.
Some of these agents." he saws.
Seemed to think it necessary to cancel
orders from the United States at once
and to stop extensive advertising of
such goods in the local press. But
probably time will show that to drop or
to cease to push valuable American
agencies would be most foolish pro-
cedure.
"The preferences granted, although
they are 80 per cent, really seem quite
moderate when the low general tariff
rates are considered, and mostly
| amount to only per cent on the value
OF goods, while on articles of food the
duties have been considerably reduced
Ihere seems no likelihood that
Irlnldad's import trade with the United
States can be affected in a serious per.
manent way so long as the United
states continues to be such a liberal
purchaser of Trinidad's products"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
Marine Orders

N Vm The Trsbume's Washington Bureau
Co,saa aashlNGToN, Feb. 10. Marine
la,,.s orders issued to-day follow:
tsos tssoossss "a 1T. A. c, to U. S. $ Chat
gscs, 20 % 1t. A. J.. to Paris Island
i eebtsdp dpea' zd 1t. L. c.. resignation ac-
,hite ~ Maj. r. r.. to New York.
sssynane e'pt' ~ a. J., TO Washing
SeAargs g l.t' r.. r, TO New York
Saaphsli Eapt w. p, TO Haiti.
sssis5 G%pt; D, B., TO Camagaey
gnoskss 14apt P. r.. to HAITI.
Ssfssh ~ Gs f., to Washington.
sssisy" ~ W; l.. 20 Washington.
ssgschks TTapt; @. to Norfolk
ssfss IL Il. II, to Norfolk.
49, E-s to Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

IA pNp [atlpN StAoV AASiii san ci&hOiEbp
chIaempa i IL ., Cape Henry Feb 10.
City OF Para 1,Ss3 $ San Francisco Feb 8.
Cold Brook 27o E Ambrose Feb 10,
Comanohe esq $ Scotland Lv Feb 10.
Comet passed Fire Island $40 AM Feb 10.
| Conchc 42s s. Scotland LV Feb 10.
Cotopaxt r Scotland I.V 1920 PM FEB TO-
G%Sa DsSon e c,iy IHpttsr ai IS FgS 6r ?, 70,
Ecuador 956 from San Francisco PM
Feb s.
hi Vale l9e S Scotland LV Feb To-
El sud 50 N Hatteras Feb 10.
Essex - wsw lryinspan Feb 10,
Il Q Barstow 2tA Il Tamploo Feb o.
Flrlnore AZ Cape Maisi Feb o.
! Gdansk 937 Il Ambrose Feb o.
Gedania rs NE Jupiter Feb o.
General II Ernst So Castle Island
General W. c Gorsas 100 NE criatobal s
George Il Jones 2e5 Ambrose Feb 10.
Gienpool 1876 n Jupiter Feb o.
Glen A age II Sc Alligator Reef Feb ..
Glyndon 344 Ambrose Feb 10.
Gulairht $40 nsE sabine Bar Feb ..
Gulf Queen los SW Hatteras Feb 10.
! Gultstar 2lo n Tampico Feb 9.
Halscy $40 SW South Pass Feb ..
Hampton Roads 115o Il Sandy Hook
Haa@l6s Iss tat ia . So Ion z ~ p Feb 10
| Hilton IL Cape Henry Feb 9.
(
! Hoven 176 NE Hatteras Feb 10.
Hoxbar sly Cape Lookout Feb 10,
/ Hudsonian IT N Hattoras Feb 10.
I Hulaco 220 S Hatteras Feb ..
1 Hyades 1883 w Tatoosh PM Feb s..
/ Inlay 1882 W San Pedro s PM Feb s.
! A Moffett 1853 from Los Angeles PM
Jean 46 Sc Cape Henry Feb 10.
John D Rockefeller 141 sW Hatteras
Joseph Nj cudahy 40 N Jupiter Feb 9.
Josiah Macy 60 Jupiter Feb 9.
La Brea 693 from Honolulu 3 PM Feb g.
Lake airline 141 n San Salvador Feb 3. -
! Lake Etlenorah 100 NNE Hatteras Feb 10.
Lake Gilbert lat l6 81 ,on 80 so Fee g.
Lake AXE Fillmore 1s s. $ Care pc Fear n. Feb Tsas 10.
| Lenspe III Hatteras Feb 10.
Lewis K Thurlow 81 SIC Cape Henry Feb 10.
| Lightburne rs f Saline Bar Feb o.
Lordship Manor lat 3S 4e lon So so Feb 8.
| N F Elliott $o2 sts;,, Ambr4se Feb TO-
Manon 1877 w San Francisco PM
Merose IL e Cape Charles Feb 10.
Mevania 175 N Jupiter Feb 9.
Montrolite L. 585 Sc San francisco Feb 8.
Mount Mount Clay 500 Ambrose ,, & Fe6 Is.n s. 70
Muipun % it1' ISL by by q q Arnbrose lbr Feb 10.
dunisla 254 Sc Mobile Feb g.
( Newport 227 Balboa Feb 9,
Nile 1897 W Honolulu PM Feb 3
Nunanu $50 San Francisco PM FEB 8.
blanche lat q @ 90 lon 80 II Feb .:
/ Palisades lat Al % lon As 20 Feb 8
Paloma 365 s Scotland I.V Feb 10.
! Pearl Don i2O SW Hatteras Feb 10
/ Philip Puhlicker $50 S Jupiter Feb 9.
Point Adams 1880 S San Francisco PM
Rayo 265 e Sabine Bar FEB 9.
dad s5 55 NW s4n habos PM Ff9 rsb
| San Gil 139 NE Kingston Feb 8.
San Jose tSs $ Nantucket Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
British Stirred by
u. S. Trade Growth
I'm the West Indies
Need of Another G Government
Representative TO Watch
Commercial Interests of
England Is Pointed Out

Growth of the British West Indies
trade with the United States is creating
increasing attention in Great Britain.
1t is now pointed out that it is ap-
parent that the West Indian field is too
large for single British trade commits
sioner and it is urged that the Depart
ment of Overseas Trade should take
action, especially in view of the lack of
regular British shipping services be-
tween the eastern and western Carib-
bean colonies. Mail matter posted in
Trinidad last April for Jamaica, it is
stated, did not reach Kingston until
September.
The fact that in one week in December
$500 parcels from the United States
were handled by the postal authorities
at Kingston, exceeding the best record
for goods from the United Kingdom by
1000, is cited as an indication of the
vigor with which American manufac-
tbrers have been seeking West Indian
trade.
The process has only been interfered
with by the unfavorable rate of ex-
change" says q British report. "As
soon as it was announced recently that
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
FOREIGN PORTS

nepaptures for New York
BERGEN, Jan 2e--Str Lyngenfjord Nor
(fror.l Chsisttauia).
COPENHAGEN. Feb 4--str Bethlehem
Bridge
ANTWERP, Feb Str Kamesit
GLASGOW, Feb Str Massilia {Br).
TYNE Feb 9--Str City of Naples (Br)
BUENOS AYRES, Feb 5--Str Delevan
ROTTERDAM. Feb 7--Str Eastern Sol
der
CADIZ. Feb S--s.rs Cabo Espartel tsp
(from Barcelona; 9th. Eastern Importer
BELFAST, Feb S--Str City OF Cam
bridge, Palermo; Feb i. Themistocles (Gk
(from Piraeus); I'd, Silene (F'r)
SHIELDS Feb e--Str Tordenskjod CNor}
CALCUTfAs Feb Str City of Spart,
(Br}.
Arrivals From New York
LIVERPOOL. Feb s---Str ysdie fBrl
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

v,7 ,G7qfP;E1NHAGEN, ;1SIAG FEB s-str Frederik
TRIEsTE, Feb s-str Pannonia (Br),
- MARSEILLEs, Feb 4-Str Braga (Br,.
Providence via Lisbon NN1''
folk. -" ASol
Southampton, Feb 1o-str Aquitania
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday
.raT N'F "heston ttrapsport), Cherbourg
Ss to the United states Army Transport
IIIHIhNaSe; with pass. in ballast; Pier a.,
,, str Santa. Marta. cartagena, Jan 20;
oFJo 70 colombia. Jan 81 Santa Marta, Feb
- Crlstobal, Feb 3 Kingston. Feb +; to
nn1,o Chsea t,,e Fruit Co; with pass, mails and
rkI Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville Feb g.,
CCnerleaion, Feb T; to the Clyde Steamship
ce,5 =" jefferson, Norfolk, Feb .; to tho
W,3 Dominion Transportation Co; with
mdse; Pier 26. II.
MI 9r Mayaro (nD, Demerara, Jan 25;
- 6r ghton, Jan 81 Port Spain. Feb
Grenada Feb Q; TO Furness. Withy & Co
WIN pass, mails and mdse; Pier "a. Bklyn.
aenas Jan %; Caibarien, Jan ~; Matan-
2as, Feb .; TO the Munson Steamship Line;
With sugar; Warmers Refinery, Edgewatox
str San Giusto Ut), Trieste, Jan 90:
SSaples' Jan 26; Fayal. Feb 2; to Phelps
6ToS i5,F 50 & CO; with pass, in ballast; anchored
y Str Str Parma tBr>. Demerara, Jan 20;
Feo 2; st Croix, Feb 3; st Thomas, Feb
and mdse; Pier Al, n.
o Str Clan Macbrayne (Br), Calcutta Nov
Norfpil, M P1Ft Sid S Jan s Marseil6es' Jan 1s;
mdse; anchored off Quarantine
,pa5I str :, 1sa9e' 1a' ,MNacoris Feb 2; Sanchez
Feb 5; to the clyde Steamship Co; with
mdse; anchored Oft Quarantine
str Overbrook, TuXpam. Feb ! to
Walker & DAILY; with crude oil; Pier 6,
Str Betterton' Bizerta. Jan 90; to Nc
lister Bros; in ballast; anchored off
p, 81, str Mqnorway (Nor). Progreso; Jan 90;
Plymouth, Mass, Feb 8; to the Munson
stsam9sip s9r 4,i1 Line With mdse Pier TO- r.
Nov 10 Smyrna, Nov 10; Bizerta, Dec 1G;
Oran. Dec 23; Funchal Dec 90; Bermuda,
Feb 5; to the United American Line; with
mdse: Pier 81, Clifton, S I.
Str Lake Calistoga, Guantanamo, Jan
ga to the Munson Steamship Line; with
sugar; National Refinery, l. c.
Str Chituku Maru Cap), samaranE,
Sept 2e; Philadelphia. Feb s to Suzuki &
GO; with sugar; Pier b, w RR, Wee
Str Fort Victoria tBr). Bermuda, Feb
s; TO the Furness- Bermuda Line with
pass, mails and mdse; Pier o5. N r.
Feb 2; Havana, Feb s. Nassau, Feb 7; to
the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co: with pass, mails and mdse; Pier IL,
str cananova. Santiago, Feb 4; to The
Atlantic Fruit Co, with sugar; anchored
Str Beiita (Nor>, Port Antonio, Feb 8;
Baracoa. Feb s; to the Atlantic Fruit Co,
with pass and mdse; Pier 26, e r.
Str Susquehanna, Danzig, Jan 1S; Boston
'st Str Sudbury. s. iS Portland. Ore. Jan 4; Bos-
ton, Feb s; to [ s Australasia S Co. with
mdse; Pier c, Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Str Winneconne, Boston, Feb 8; an
chored off Quarantine.
Str Duca d'Aosta (Ita), Naples Jan 27;
with pass malls and mdse; anchored off
Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

PORT SAID. Feb Str Arron, for Cal
PORT LOUIS. Mauritius. Feb Str
=. MoNTlEEvIDEo, Feb s-str Siberian
cor ENHAGBN. Feb s--str Milwaukee
BUENos AYREs. Feb Str Huron.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
Q AILIC us uII, n uENI dS.
BERTH CHANGES

OhANSTES
Vessel Tranferred TO.
Belvidere re................ TT 31st st, Bklyn
Brookvale. 57th st, Bklyn
Chickamauga. ga.............,..Pie IA, E r
Dallas, ,...,.... Section 6, Erie Basin, Blllyn
Dawnlite. ...........Ft Clinton st, Bklyn
Franklin
S I Ship Bldg Coprn PIT Richmond, $ l
Harold Dollar, Pier c, Constable Hook }
Katrina Luokenbach. Shewans d D, BlSlyn
Lake Allen. n.......,. ::,....; Pier ~, y X
Philippines. 135th st, N X
Santa Clara. 29th st. Bklyn
Smargod, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pier &c, K
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

The Manor. Asheviiies N. o.-Ip America.
an Eng glish fun.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

Arrivals From New York
x4VERPOOL. Feb s---Str ysdie fBrl
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11
TAMPABAY HOTEL Sssss e. S';:.,s. %.:' &

For booklet of FLORIDA EAST COAST
Resorts write 243 Fifth Ave-. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

PTNEHURST, N. G. Americas winter sport
center. Golf and all sports.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-11

The BeIleview, Bellcair Heights, Eta.
Set in a Southern Paradise.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-01-06

kidnap little sister-Caledonia soci-
ETY. holds seventh annual Robert Burns
celebration at Guild hall.-Lutherans
plan joint high school for Racine
and Kenosha counties.-Midyear SEN
Tors start fund for new high school
building. Marriage Of Miss Edna
Waygood and Frank Wellner.-" Flu"
epidemic is on the wane in Kenesha.-
Death Of Jacob Shafer and George Le-
throp.
20. Alfred Lawson announces plan
TO establish AIRLINE landing in Keno
sha.-samuel Walkup files petitions as
candidate for mayor and Mrs. Gottlieb
as. candidate for school commissioner.
Peter Grob is discharged in Chicago
courts as no evidence is found against
him.-Matthias Christmann, pioneer
shoemaker, dies from pneumonia.-Ci
Council in secret session agrees on
wage chedule.-Mid-year K. H. s.
graduates present annual class play at
Rhode Opera House. Nominating COM
mittee Of Woman's club names Mrs.
Thadeus Ashley for president.
CVs 0OAHbJ OAHAh AAOAAC1ACSo SGG0
formal call from secretary Of state to
name delegates for national party con-
vention.-Class day and commencement
exercises for K. Fl. S. mid-year gradu-
ating class.--0rder of Camels formally
organized in Kenosha.-Tom Scott nam
ed president for local automobile show
Police Officer Charles Ambsrlang
stirs west side when he fires two shots
at r. A. Haulbrieh.-Death of Francis
Brawshaw in Chicago, Mrs. Jennie Do
brzanski, Mrs. Fern Dale, Henry Cat
sske.
81. County board announces road
Improvement will be curtailed-City
disposes of voting machines.-Calyin
Stewart opens fire on eighteenth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lodge of Masons
holds unique moving party" as quar-
tiers are transferred from former Ma
sonic temple to Simmons Memorial
Church-Death Of Howard s. White,
SAMUEL Garry, Andrew Morrison, Will
lard Gaines, John w. Banks, Anton De-
girls, Mrs. Josephine Kelly, Miss AIDE
lie Ziemke.
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country club golf links-Leo Ham
mond named to take industrial cen
sus Of Kenosha county-U ndersherif
Alex Ritter formally announces his
candidacy for Democratic nomination
for sheriff After a long vigil Earl
Lovaday confesses to murder of Police
Officer Pingatore. Sixty-seven for
eigners receive certificates of naturali-
cation and citizenship papers-Miss
Laura Murray named director of Girls
Community Service League to succeed
Miss Gertrude Creekmore.-M Miss Mil
dred Joerndt dies in Florida-Death
of Miss Mabel Kettlehaut.- August
Blank, companion of Loveday and Carl
son when Pingatore was shot, arrest
ed in Michigan Marriage Of Miss Eb-
ba Olson and Carl Peterson Marriage
of Miss Sarah Vandenberg and George
Hartung.
27. Four Kemper Hall students and
two members of the faculty formally
and publicly expelled for violating the
eighteenth amendme nt.-Assistant Gen.
eral Manager Wayne Everett Of the
Wisconsin Gas and Electric company
resigns.-K enosha's 1920 motor show
opens at Coliseum.-K enosha county
farmers plan to erect 100000 bottling
plant in the city Of Kenosha Milk pro-
ducers association reduces milk forty
five cents q hundred pounds.
%. Kemper Hall tempest over ex-
pulsion Of teachers and students pass
es and school again normal.-Con-
gresham Randall secures addition u
two more clerks for Kenosha post
ofice.-The final chapter in the Grim
inal life Of Earl Loveday written IN
less than three minutes in the time
of the court when he Is charged with
murder in the first degree and given
a life sentence in the state prison at
Waupun.-A milk war looms in sight
for Kenosha county milk producers
when .Nestles Food company refuses to
deal with the producers association
Marriage of Miss Judith Nelson and
Sgt. Harry A. Burg Announcement of
marriage of Georgia Beaehel Grover
and Franklin Meyers--Kenosha Coun-
try Club closes big deal for transfer
of the new golf linksr-Death OF Mrs.
Francis Grus.
20. Peter Karish Of Pleasant rrai-
RE threatened to kill wife with shot
gun~-Charles zisnewski found dead IN
bedr-Death Of Mrs. Emeretta Cook
Death Of Mrs. Hazel Dixon Long Of
Bristol.-~St. Thomas Church launches
campaign to raise $4,000 for school
additions.