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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-23

the clothes in the
middle Of the body
and make them
suited to each
character. As a
suggestion, make
O Dinah for the
black part, so
that when the
black head is up
the doll will be Il
pickanlnny, and
so that when the
white head is ex-
posed 1t will be a
white dolly. A
b | ack stocking
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-23

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New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1s--Arrive1: Clvde.
;nede I5 LBr). Buenos Ayres. sailed Ilahira.
;.eth. Baltic (Dz), Port Lobos; Ham?don.
cHARLEsToN, $ c, Dec 1s-Arrivcd
ArxG5nan soax5a paeie coast comanehe Jack
Sailed: Coldwater. Hamburg and Bremen.
scHthia HAhhlFAX Ak, Pee I,ss 1ss-Arrived l7th
New Yorl); gibersen (Du5. 81 Fowey SSt1e' cana md
sailed 18th for Philadelpha) 18th. Zee
Ydn land (Br?, Antwerp (and sailed for New
kinghorn (Br). Genoa Sailed 18th: Born
holm tNor). Boston.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec 1s--Arrived
dance. Rotterdam. Sailed Essex Phila
delphia.
PANAMA CANAL. Balboa Dec 17--Ar-
tand sailed for New York;
PANAMA CANAL Cristobal. Dec IL
Arrived Ebro ,(Br}, New York (and sailed
sailed for Salaverry); Mesopotamia CBr,
New York; Willhlo, Seattle (and sailed
for New York;
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 1s-Arrived: Ira
falgar (Nor), New York; West Tnskip, New
York X I Luckenbach. New York; w NJ
Irish, Texas City; Nordhvalen Dan), Ma
fanzas; fsiazs, smarago (Nor), Manzanillo, etc;
Gulflight. Port Arthur Rochester. Tam
pico; Hawaiian, Pacific Coast ports via
PORT EADs, La, Dec 1s--Arrived: Ag-
wlsea, Boston; Danville, Cuba Devon City
(Br), Barr; Esperanza, Mexico: Liberty
SMinquas, Mexico: Reaper, Port Lobos !,
Stavangeren (Nor), Trontera; Utacarbon
Hamburg Yoro Glond). Ceiba Sailed :
American Press, Greenock: Bayamo. Vera
Cruz; Chalmette, Havana; Devolente, Mex
leo; Ell Estero, New York; Habatonka.
Tampico; Ia,1[,td la Lake Fisher Vera Cruz; Man
Toro; Nyanza. San Diego: Sagua (Dom).
JuGaro; Ta T,,r Cuba; Truxyillo, Tampa.
PORTLAND. Me, Dec 1sArrived: West
islsta' islsN New New York York; schrs wyoming, Nor
Eaton. New York for Calais
PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 1S-Arrived :
fpres Maru Cap), Barry.
san FRANCISCO, Dec 1S-Arrived
F Luckenbach, New York; Nebraskan,
Puget Sound, Europe; Westhaven, Port
land Ore, for Baltimore; Alvarado, New
Orleans. Sailed: 18th, Hyades Honolulu
via San Pedro; Lewis Luckenbach, New
YORK; Eastern Merchant, Portland Ore
18th, Sinaloa (Nor), Valparaiso.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec 18-Arrived West
Harshaw, New Orleans City of Mont
gomery, New York. Sailed Meiyo Maru
(Jap), Yokohama and Kobe.
TAMPA, Fla, Dec 1S-Arrived Peter II
Corwell, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

Fort Hamilton. Bermuda Dec II.
Furness. Witty & Co
Due To-morrow
Panhandle State. London. Dec lou S Lines
Scythia. Liverpool Dec 10..... Cunard Line
Adige Genoa, Nov so. italia America, Inc
Holland America Line
Moro Castle. Havana. Ice 16 Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Manchuria. Hamburg. Dec 10 Amer Line
Menominee. London. Dec 1s.
Atlantic Transport Line
1tana. Trieste. Dec l;;.....,,. Canard Line
Idaho. Hull, Dec 7..Ellelmans Wilson Line
sarcoxie. Bordeaux. Dec Cosmopolitan l.
Due Thursday
STeiz Izel, Bordeaux Dec o.. French Line
Turrialba. Kingston, Dec 19.United Fruit Co
Essequibo, Havana, Dec 18.
Pacific Steam Navig alton Line
Due Friday
America. Queenstown. Dec l5U S Lines
frederik VIII, Christiania. Dec 3.
Scandinavian American Line
American Legion. Buenos Ayres. Dec g.
Munson Line
Quillota, Cristobal Dec 10.
Pacific Steam Navigation Line
Due Saturday
Cameronia, Naples. Dec .Cunard Line
Delavan, Castletown, Dec ..
Moore & Mccormick
N Y G. Cuba Mail s Co
Due Sunday
Providence, Marseilies Dec 10. Fabre Line
Fenchwich, Marseilles. Nov 80.
James " Elwel e. Co
Usage, Los Angeles, Nov so.
Moore e. Mccormick
Calamares Havana, Dec 81. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
Mount Clinton, Hamburg, Dec 15
United American Lines
Sark. Santos. Dec O.. Moore & Mccormick
Philadelphia, Curacao Dec II. Red D Line
San Lorenzo, San Juan, Dec 90
& Porto Rico Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

vessel. Port Agency.
Eastern Leader. Shields. Nov "a
II Winchester & Co
Eurymachus. Port Said. Nov 80.
santa Tccla. Barbados. Dec 6.'.Gracs Iins
Siiene. Genoa. Nov 27......Three Star Linz
fity Of st Joseph, Malta. Nov %.
G % Mallory & Co
DRYDEN. Hamburg. Nov 2s..Barber S s Lines
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. Nov "a
Heboken. Santos. Nov rs w
Moore 4 Mccormick
Lsncsstriap. Hamburg, Nov 30.
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
Bacchus. Leghorn. Nov rs. Three Star Line
Back Diamond 8 S Corp
Chinese Prince. Gibraltar Dec l.
Furness. Witty d Co
Arizonan. San Francisco, Nov rs.
United American Lines
Iceland. Antwerp. Dec g. Red Star I,jrc
Regina dItalia, Gibraltar, Nov "a.
Lloyd Sa baudo Line
Northwestern Miller. London. Nov. 90
Furness. Witty & Co
o'tta di Messina Lisbon. Nov "a peirce Bros
sang gyond, santos. Nov 25.. .....S s l., Stray
hstura, Iemerara. Dec 8 Furness- Witty
cedric. Liverpool, Dec 10. White Star Line
"a Savoie. Havre. Doc o, 80. French LINE
aansa. Hamburg. Dec 8 United Am Lines
stayangerfjord. Bergen, Dec Z.
Norwegian American Line
ROBIN Adafr. Seattle, Nov 3d.
Isthmian Line
Fort st George. st Thomas. Dec IL.
Furuess. Witty & Co
MAssscs,bso. A.,ss nsS. asyaguez. Dec ls...Red D lns
ny = Porto Rico Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Marine Disasters

san FRANCISCO, Dec 1s-Santa
Monica from Eureka 17th, had broken
rudder post.
Admiral Farragut. from Seattle 18th
delayed six hours by engine trouble; TEN
porary repairs and proceeded for San
Pedro.
SEATTLE. Dec 1s-Account heavy
weather along Oregon and Washington
coast seperal steamers lost part dcckIoads
OF lumber and quantity came ashore at
Cape Flattery.
PORT TOWNSEND, Dec lS-Yoko Maru
Captain charges deckload of lumber too
heavy and ship had rs degree list.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l8-Matson
Navigation Co to install electric heaters
and new ventilatng systems In staterooms
on Maui. Matsonia. Wlhelmina, Monoa and
Lurline in Honolulu trade.
Broad Arrow (Br), Shanghai 18TH from
san Francisco, reported in wireless tele-
phone communication with Avalon and
Long Beach stations when 3,745 miles off
shore. Believed record on Pacific.
SAN PEDRO, Dec 18-Naval radio sta
tion at Point Arguello to be closed Jan /
after sixteen years operation through lack
of appropriate
BOSTON. Dec 1s-British schr Donald J
Cook, reported burned off Lunenburg n S
Crew rescued by str Edward O. Schooner
last reported from st Johns. N T. Dec 2
for Kingston Jamaica. registered %
tons. Edward . could not be identified
here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Arrived Yesterday

Algeria (Br). Glasgow Dec and Movile
I; to the Anchor Line, with 130 cabin. 1872
steerdge pass mails and mdse; Pier DC,
Mr..
Virginia (Br) Philadelphia Dec II; to
The Cunard Line, with mdse in transit;
Pier 54 r.
Potomac. Bremen Dec .; to the United
states Lines. with 100 cabin, 1l9 steerage
pass. mails and mdse Pier A. HoboSen.
Norden (Dan). salonica Oct %, Constan-
tinople 81. Kalamata Nov IL. Gibraltar q,
and Bermuda Dec IL; to the Oriental Nav
60, with mdse.
Lake Ellerslie, Matanzas Dec IL; to Jas
w Elwell & Co. with sugar; off Sta pleton.
Sarpfos (Nor) Cartagena Dec Q, King
ston 0. Montego Bay 10 and st AIMS Bay
Il; to the Caribbean Co. with nldse;
Pier 3. Empire Stores
Graecia tSwl. Cardenas Dec and Nu-
s.itas IL. to Moor. g. Mccormack, with sng-
ar. 8 Fourth st. Brooklyn.
Ranenfiord (Nor), Stavanser Dec l and
Bergen 3. to the Norweg gtan- American
Line. with rndse: 30th ST. Brooklyn.
Ensley City. Tacoma Nov c. Portland IS.
san Francisco 3D. San Pedro &c and Girls
tobal Dec Q. to the lsthmian S Line, with
Indse; seth St Brooklyn.
jefferson. Norfolk. TO the Old Dominion
Trans Co, with mdse Pier 26, n r.
City OF ST Louis, Savannah to the Ocean
$ Co, with pass and mdse; Pier 35, r.
Mohawk. Jacksonville and Charleston, 20
the Clyde $ Co, with pass and mdse
Pier 36. n Il.
Watertown. Texas City: off Tompkins-
vlle.
northwestern Miller tBr). London via
Philadelphia: Pier so. B'llyn
II Dcvereux. Philadelphia for Boston,
10 Coastwisc Trans Co
sinsinawa. Baltimore for Genoa and
Naples; Pier 8 Army Base, Bklyn.
Ansaldo ID, Philadelphia; Pier 20
Mr.
Cold lIarbor San Francisco; Pier 90
N r..
Eastern Coast, Philadelphia
Fort ST George (Br). st Croix and ST
Thomas
Sagua. San Juan; Pier I, N r.
Alpine Range. Dundee.
Matoa, Boston for Norfolk; to Warner
s Line.
Catherine. Puerta Plata, to A II Bull s
Co: off Liberty.
Robert f Hopkins, Tuxpan. TO Tidewatel
Oil Co: Pier l. Tidewater, Rayonne.
Tolos. Havana. United Fruit Co; Pie,
Is. r.
Dardanus. Gibraltar. to Booth & Co.
El Captain. San Juan, to Robert r.
~lfasue; off Tom pklnsviilc
Bark Cecil Z Stewart Brunswick. to ]
a Elliott s; Co.
Schooner Oakley G. Curtis. Delaware
BreaiSwater. to France and Canada Co.
Harold Walker Tampico.
La Savoie (Fr). Havre. to the French
Line, with pass, mails and mtlse
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Munson Looks for !.
Revival in Exports
TO South America
Says Exchange Conditions
Improve and Purchasers
Will Be in Market for
u. S. Goods; Credit Better

Conditions in Argentina. Brazil,
Uruguay and Paraguay have shown
marked Improvement in recent weeks
and American business men would do
we'll to prepare for the revival of their
export trade to the South American
countries, according to Frank G.. Mum
son, president of the Munson Steam
ship Lines.
Exchange conditions in these coun-
tries are Improving" he said yester-
day. "This is due not Only to tho gen
eral rise in foreign money, but also to
the several large bond issues recently
floated in this country by South Amor
lean republics and cities. These will
naturally result in n demand for
American goods and also IT, strengthen
ing of credit among South American
investors
"Thc decline in prices for the nat
ural products of these countries has
apparently been halted and, with in
crcasing exports of these products. the
buying power of the country will be
improved and general trade activities
will be accelerated"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service

lpistancc is given In miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise speeined:l
Agwihavrc pd Nantucket II PM Dec II.
Aiabama 1ts s Ambrose Dec 49,
Aa,w9m9uin arsmah a2s Ambrose Dec H.
Atlantic City % Cape May Dec is.
Csrtsnn'al state l,aso 10 Ambrose Dec 1s.
Hhickasaw CITY. 80 D Jupiter Dec H..
: city of st Joseph l.1To IL Ambrose Dec IL.
C'ifwood 365 ESw Cape Cod Doc is.
C,antigny ,,a,l lat A os lon so IS Dec H.
Corning AZ 70 Sand Key Dec 49,
Creole 81 Hatteras Dec IS.
,srtford ,, 1hs Overfalls Dec IS
~ Y Bedford hS N 1iatteras Dec is
Eastern Dawn 1.S76 " Cape Henry Doc II.
Eastern Sea lat "a 46 Ion bl l6 Dec II Gin
tow SIS storm k!ng).
Eastern sun Int ~ hS Ion AZ ot Dec H.
Editor l,A72 n Ambrose Dec II.
nj lselo 2S u Sand Key Dec u.s.
III Monte 2l1 Hatteras Dec 1s
Emergency Aid lat 20 OF lon 6s a. Dec Z.
Everett 6 r. Shnnccocs ! pm Dec H.
Fort st George lat es os lon ~ SO AM
Fort Victoria 900 IgsE Ambrose Dec is.
Freeman anchored az Tortoulin Cove
Dec Is,
George b. Mackenzie 3 n Gay Head Dec is.
Gen w Goethals s44 S Hattcras Dec rs.
Great Falls $40 = Scotland l.N Dec u.s.
Gultprnce s5 SW IIattcras Dee Is.
Gulfstream pd Overfals Dec is.
Hancock County lat 81 3s Ion 81 - Dec is.
Hansa expects arrive New York Monday.
ttoVcn SS Hatteras Dec 1S
tlalf Moon 4S0 r Ambrose Dec H.
hog Island 1.1So Ambrose Dec l.
NJ Danzsger ~ Nantucket Dec II.
Joseph NJ Cudahy 10 W Tortugas Dec ia.
Juniata pd Hatteras Dec Is.
j Fletcher Farrell 1,060 II Ambrose Dec IT.
l. Drake "a Hatteras Dec is
La Savoie expects arrive New York Mon
day.
Lake Arthur 2o4 s Scotland Nv Dec is.
Lake Elsmere SO S Hatteras Dec Is.
Lake Lake rsqnGf rann,n q fHetlsna Matsr"a v Dec pis
Lake Farley 76o SIC Ambrose Dec is
Lake stirling sw by S Fenwck Island
Dec is.
LalSe strymon 100 S Scotland Lv Dec ,s
Lake Treha II NE Cape Charles Dec is.
Levisa 100 Scotland Nv Dec is.
Lightburne "A Hatteras Dec n
Limon 116 Cape lIenopen Dec is
MassiclS lat SIS 80 lon SO 70 Dec u,
Maracaibo Sso $ Scotland Lv Dec IS.
Mary lac s Ambrose Dec 49,
Maquam lat 40 04 Ion 5s OIL Dec Is.
Mexico 40 Hatteras Dec 49,
Momus a6 N Hatteras Dec 1s
Munalhro 10 SSE Vineyard Haven Sound
New England 1:2oo e Ambrose Dec IT,
Ontario 0rta Il r Fire ]. 1sland Dec Is.
Orleans lat ss oa Ion 60 So Dec II.
Panhandle State 1881 Ambrose Dec II.
Pannonin oo6 So ASb1ose p,i Pm Dec H.
Ponce 172 Scotland Nv Dec 1S
Porto Rico expects arrive New York 10 AM
Monday.
Princeton 81 Y Havana Dec IS
Sabine Sun 81 S Hatteras Dec 1s.
San Bruno $50 S Nantucket Dec 1s
San GIL rs Nantucket Dec IS
Schenectady 1o4 ENE Cape Henry Dec 1s
Schuylkill Bridge 10 Sable Island
Dec II.
Storm King lat a as Ion 81 ls Dec II
towing Eastern Sea-.
Ulua $50 S Scotland Nv Dec 49,
Ninton County so Hatteras Dec is
W II Tilford 1850 E Ambrose Dec 49,
West 1nskip pd Northeast End Nv Dec 1s
Woodmansie 4S2 Cape Henlopen Dec IL
wellington tug) w Vineyard Haven
Dec II.
Zovetto lat 3S 81 ion II Il Dec II
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close al the General
Postoft.c .ce and city HALL Postoffice Station,
New York. at B y. m.. follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sunlatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle; also parcel post mails for Japan.
Gorea, China and Siam. Wenatchee.
Dec 19.
Tahiti. Marouesss. Cook Islands, New
Zealand ard Australia, via San Fran
cisco; also parcel post malls for Society
Islands, Cook Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, Tahiti, Dec 26
Hswaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco; also
parcel post for Samoa ana Australia.
Ventura. Jan s.
Mails of the following dates: Moukden.
NOV. III Kobe, Nov. 21, Yokohama. Nov
~. arrived per str Todwa" were dis
patched east from Seattle on Dec is,
due In New York Tuesday. Dec 90.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

which is the second great handicap on
the American merchant marine, 10 now
practically the same here as in Eng
land, but In normal times the cost in
the United States will probably be
about 20 to 25 per cent higher. The
committee, accordingly, is looking to
the future as we'll as the present.
Must Consider Germany
The committee not only has to ar
rive at d fair dfferential between
American and British vessels, but also
has to consider the much lower wages
and cost of construction in Germany
and other maritime countries.
The suggestion advanced by some
shipping men, that $40,000000 to
$50,000000 a year will be necessary
does not represent the conclusion ol
the committee, based upon facts, il
was learned yesterday.
In addition to determining the sub
sidy needed, the committee is consider.
ing the best manner Of raising the
sum, and the most desirable means OF
applying it. In his address to Con,
gress, President Harding said that his
plan, to be outlined later, would not
place greater drain upon the Treas
ury than is now imposed by the losses
of the government feet. Appropria.
tions asked in the budget for the Ship
ping Board for the next fiscal year ap-
proXimate S50,000000, This indicates
that the President had in mind such Il
sum when speaking of subsidy OF
remuneration" One method of rails.
ing the amount, which has been sug.
gested, is that per cent of tariff
duties should be paid to shipping com
panies. Another is that an indirect
subsidy should be granted through
preferential railroad rates. as provided
in Section %. of the Jones act. Still
another plan is the payment Of small
wages to officers and men. sufficient to
offset the difference between the
American and foreign scale. as naval
reservists. The latter would involve
direct appropriation from Congress
Differ on Application
Recent information shows that there
is a wide difference of opinion among
methods of applying the subsidy. One
suggestion is that there should be a
fiat sum, perhaps SIS gross ton year
to ships in foreign trade. AS the
United States now has about 10000 ,00(
gross tons Of shipping, this would in
volve the payment Of about $50, .00C
annually. Another plan is that the
payments especially for the transporta-
tion of mail, should be based upon the
speed of the vessels, to give stimulus
to the building of fast passenger and
mail ships. A third plan is that the
subsidy should be paid according to
miles travelled, giving a higher sum to
ships on long routes.
1t was learned yesterday that the
suggestion before the committee that
the United States should pay sub
sidy to American vessels in indirect
runs, such as the route between Ham
burg and Brazil, met with strong op-
position. 1t was argued that such "a
policy would be substituting German
exports to South America in competi-
tion with products from the United
States. The theory which has greatest
favor with the committee is that
American vessels should be subsidized
not as ships, but as vehicles for the de-
livery of American goods
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Shipping Marks
Time Awaiting
Subsidy Plans
New Construction, Wage Re-
ductions, Sale of Ships
and New Services Depend
OH Aid From Government
Committee Works Rapidly
( Form of Assistance Debated
in Washington; President
to Get Recommendations

New developments in shipping are
practically at standstill pending ac-
ton in Washington on the form of
subsidy which will be proposed to Con
gress by President Harding. Steam
ship owners have deferred announce
ment of wage reductions until they are
able to calculate upon tho extent of
government aid, and also until they
learn what decreases will be made
abroad. Construction of new vessels
in American shipyards is held up. The
establishment of new steamship serv-
ices is delayed until the government
policy is defined
The special committee, including n
number of New York shipping men, is
now meeting constantly in Washing
ton IN an effort to complete its recon-
mendations to the President by the
end of the year. At the present the
conferences Of the committee, accord
ing to reports here yesterday, are still
nebuiouS and are given over to dis
cussion of the amount of subsidy nee
essary to Offset higher costs of opera
tion under the United States flag, and
10 the means of applying subsidy
after it is obtained.
Has Difficult Task
In determining the differential be-
tween American and foreign costs the
committee has difficult task and is
taking into consideration not only the
present status, but also the situation
which Will exist within the next few
years. The item of wages of officers
and crews presents complex prob
lem. The American wage scale is Of
cially $3.50 month for seamen, as
compared with S48 for the British, but
these figures cannot be taken as an
accurate guide. Some American COM
panies are observing the general level
of wages, while few are not. In
Great Britain. it is reported, the of
fetal scale is not fair basis, as many
ships are said to be taking on men
at $50 and S25 month. Wages con-
stitute about Is per cent Of the cost
Of operation of vessel
Similarly, the cost of construction,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Fire Record
A NJ

"A. NJ LOSS
12o~211 9Th av., Good Cheer Lunch
Unknown
Unknown
6:25--165 r. 104th St. Louis Bliss
. Unknown
l1:oo-54e W. 4lst St. Consolidated
11:1o-236 w. 49th St. Purg -Fclin Co.
Unknown
ls:45-724 E. 18th st, John Galogoni
12:45-127-lss w. 18th st. wantlnan al'''' "
12:55-as5 Southern blvd, the Bronx u}nno"n
Joseph Waldman Trining
4:24-2497 Grand av the Bronx. Mrs
4:25-22S p 7sd st, christophie;r: 9fnn0"n c"nn
44o-15 Roosevelt st, Fritz Kuno
5:1o-112 Stanton st, Empire slipper
6:l6-lb3d St and Macombs pI, In
terborough Rapid Transit CO..
e..r ,,, Unknown
6:4o-Mail st. and Broadway, u S
Postoffica Bldg. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Black, White and Red Marine
COlOrs Rejected by Rcichstaa

BERLIN, Dec. 17.~-The Rcichstag to-
day by decisive majority rejected the
motion put forward by the Nationaists
and the Peoples party to have the
black, white and red restored as the
colors for Germany's merchant marine.
The motion was opposed by the par
ties of the Center and the Left, whose
applause at the result of the balloting
was drowned by cries of "Shame!"
The motion was the initial attempt to
effect constitutional change which the
government declined to undertake un-
less a majority in the Reichstag de-
manded it,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Marine Engineers to Hold
Christmas Celebration

Christmas entertainment will be
held tomorrow night by the Ocean Ma
rinc Engineers Association at its head
quarters, at 15 Whitehall Street 1t is
expected that about $50 of the 1000
members, most Of whom are at sea, will
attend. Amateur theatricals will be
staged by the engineers, and, in addi-
ton, gifts will be distributed from a
Christmas tree. The arrangements are
in charge of B. L. Todd, the business
manager
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Repatriated Polish Refugees
Die in Swarms i'm Russia

LONDON, Nov % (By Mail.--Polish
refugees who are being repatriated
from Russia through Minsk and Ba-
ranovitch are dying in large numbers
from cold and disease, reports from
the Warsaw correspondent of "The
Daily Mail" Repatriation has been
going on all the summer. The refugees
are being sent from the interior Of
Russia in unheated trains, and for the
journey Of four weeks or more all the
food given to them is few pounds of
bread A member of the Polish COM
mittee saw eight frozen bodies taken
out of one train at Minsk.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
shackelton's Ship Sails From
Rio de .laneiro for Antarcii.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 1S.--The
British Antarctic expedition ship Quest
commanded by Sir Ernest Shackelton,
left here this morning for the south
after three weeks stay, during which
it underwent repairs.
Sir Ernest plans direct voyage to
South Georgia, from which country he
will proceed to the Antarctic.
Only one Boy Scout is accompanying
the expedition, the other having dis
continued the voyage at Madeira.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras to Key West-Moderate to fresh
north 10 east and partly overcast weather.
North OF Sandy Hook-Fresh to strong
west and northwest and fair weather.
Sandy Hook TO Observation-Disclosures to
fresh northwest, becoming northeast over
south portion and fair weather.
East Gulf of Mexico-Moderate to fresh
ca ast and southeast and overcast weather.
West Gulf of Mexico-Fresh east and
Aoutheast and overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea and Wind ward Passage
Moderate northeast and east and partly
overcast weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Snii SATURDAY.
City Island
Sail Tomorrow

Bound Soutli-Comet, Tampico Via Prov
idence for New York; schrs Win the War
(isr), Dugby, n S. for New York; Viking.
Nantucket for New York
Bound East Schr Gertrude Parsons
iBr), Jersey city for st John. n b.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Sailed Yesterday

Dochra, Los Angeles, etc via Baltimore
Lake Fackler. Port au Prince, etc; William
A. Mckenny. Hamburg via Perth Amboy
Clen. Havre Dundrennan CBr) Fiume etc
-Mushogee. Baton Rouge; schr Bradford Il
Jones. Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
By Cable and Radio

LONDON. Dec 1S-The White Star liner
olympic, which arrived at Southampton
twenty-five hours late last night on ac
count of a storm in mid d-ocesn. will be able
to depart Wednesday for New York on
schedule time.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

THE GREENBRIER, White SULPHUR
Springs, society's Most Famous Resort
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
VIRGINIA

THE MANOR-ASHEvILL N. C.
IN AMERICA, AN ENGLISH INN
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

Algeria (Br). Glasgow Dec and Movile
I to the Anchor Line, with 13o cabin. 152
steerage pass. mails and mdse; Pier b6,
y r.
Virginia (Br>. Philadelphia Dec II; to
The Cunard Line. with mdse in transit.
Pier 54 y r.