davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Broker Trails Liner
I'm Plane TO Pick
Up Bottles of Wine
Flying Boat swoops Down
ON Champagne Thrown
Into Sea Outside Smile
Zone by Friends Abroad

Following transatlantic liners be-
yond the three-mile limit zone in hy-
ing boats to pick up bottles Of for
bidden beverages dropped overheard
by oblging friends may soon replace
visits to Cuba if the precedent set
yesterday by Andre p. Pilot, Wall
Street broker and clubman, is adopted
by thirsty New Workers.. The liner
France, OF the French line, 1900 cheer
ing passengers, three bottles of cham
pagne and the flying, boat furnished the
properties for the novel innovation for
lodging the Volstead law.
The airplane, which belongs to Pilot,
left the Columbia Yacht Club shortly
before noon yesterday, piloted by John
Manners and occupied by Pilot and
Jean Joubert. French Line official.
Long before the ship was scheduled
to sail from her dock at Fourteenth
street the craft was circling over her,
and as the last lines were cast of the
hydroplane acted as guide dow. the
harbor and past the Statue of Liberty.
AS the ship ploughed her way down
the narrows Miss Matilda Pilot, SIS
ter of the broker, and Harry Erskine, q
friend, who were passengers on the
ship, prepared three bottles of cham
pagne in water tight packets to which
were attached floats marked with white
signals.
The plane, flying low over the deck
of the steamer, followed for nearly
thirty minutes before blast of the
liners whistle informed the passengers
that the dry zone had been passed and
that three perfectly good miles of
water separated the ship from the
land made arid by Volstead.
After an exchange Of signals, Erskine
climbing to the rail Of the. sAip near
the stern, threw two of the bottles over
board Miss Pilot, with wave of her
hand to her brother overhead, hurled
the third bottle and stood by while the
plane circled and swooped down toward
the tiny floating specks which were fast
falling astern. For nearly ten minutes
the flying boat foundered about in the
liners wake, while both Pilot and Jou-
bert strove to rescue the precious
fluid. Two of the bottles were picked
up, but the third escaped.
AS the plane tore through the water
picking up speed to take off, cheer
went up from the decks of the liner
Miss Pilot, standing at the stern
waved her handkerchief and had her
greeting returned by Pilot from few
feet overhead.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Foreign, Ports
Arrivals From Now Yor]

State "o ~
CADIz. June s--str Argentina ub.
ANTWERp, June 7--Strs Grelfryda OBJ,
LIVERPOOL, Juno s--strs sarcoxie, Ian.
caster Castle tBrl, Mackinaw tBr); june
?, Str Navarino (Br).
ROTTERDAM, June Str Ryndam
GENOA. June 2--s,r Duca Degli Abruz-
ii Gt). y -"
CHRIsTIANIA, June Str Henry
Deutch de la Meurthe (Br).
ANCONA. May 30--Str Kossuth (It)
TOWNSVILLE, June 6--Str Canadian
Planter tBr).
NAPLES. June Str Presidente wilson
UD.
MANcH ESTER. June s--str Lancaster
Castle tBr).
LONDON, June a--Str Menominee (Br)
BARBADOS. June 3--Str Crofton Hall
HAVANA, June 9-Str Pannona.
Departures for New York
SHANGHAI. juno Str Fushim! Maru
(Jap).
BARBADOS, Juno 6-Str Denis (Br).
ROTTERDAM, June Str Tecumseh
(Br)
BUENos AYREs. Juno Str Harmo-
hides (Br).
GALLO, June s--Str Essequibo (Br).
SOUTHAMPTON, Juno Str kAiser-i-
Hind (Br).
LISBON. Juno a--str West Iashaway.
NAPLES. June 1-~-str Dante Alighieri
ALICANTE, June 5-str Barendrecht
PLYMOUTH. June s--str Rotterdam
Du).
HAVANA. June Str Calamares.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Army Orders

From The Tribnne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. June 9.--Army orders
issued to~day follows:
Infantry
levitt, Mai. T. r.. to Camp Meade.
Leonard, Maj. j. w, to Camp Benning
Power, Maj. e. O., to Washington.
Medical Corps
Coley. Maj. T. L., to Denver.
Greene, Maj. 4. c., to Denver.
Cavalry
Rogers. Capt. N. N, to Honolulu
Kendrtck. 1t. Col. W. r., to Washington.
Coast Artillery
Garcfn, Maj. L. r., to Fort Crockett.
Seeds, Capt. E. c., to South Boston.
miscellaneous
Rivers. Col. T. r., insp. gen. to Governors
Richie Mai. ]. NJ, Q. NJ. c., to Camp
School. Capt. p A., fin. dept. to Honolulu.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Navy Orders

From Tbs TyS6une's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 9.--Navy orders
issued o-day follow:
Bowman Lit. Com. NJ. c.. to U. S. s. Eagle
Chase, Capt. j. ", to U. s. 8. Arizona.
Coke. Com. L.. to Newport.
Dillinder. Ems. j. w, to Lakehurst.
Downes, Ems. E. H.. to U. S. S. Reina
Mercedes.
Emerton, It. IT. T.. to destroyer force.
Pacific fleet.
Fletcher, LIT. Com. j. A, to u. s. S. Ohio.
Carton, Com. w. NJ, to Newport.
Harris 1t. Com. E. e. to U. s. S. Cali
fornia.
Holmes 1t. J. c., to Asatic station
Keller, 1t. x, to Z. S. S. RI.
Morock, Lit. w. r., to U. 8. S. Utah.
Murphy. Lit. Il. j. A, to u. S. S. Della
ware.
Noble, 1t. A., to U. s. s. Pennsylvania.
Phelps Capt: w. W. to Newport.
Pryor, Com w. L., TO 1st naval district.
sabelstrom, LIT. G., to U. S. S. Olympia.
Simons Com. M. H, to U. S. s. Melville.
Stevens, Ems. e. B., to destroyer force
Atlantic feet.
Trip, Ems. q. F., to U. s. s. Red Wing.
Trowbridge, Lit. S. j.. to U. S. s. Mary
land.
McGehee, Lit H. O.. to U. S. s. Caesar.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
American Ports

=, BALTIMORE. Md, June s-Arrjved
Rasr,o sars ,oarolyn & Boea s,; Grands: Banan (Nor)
Msru (Jap), Norfolk; Cape Henry Phila-
delphia;. Astmasho No. 8, New York = IA :
fsneG. fsp An;; santes Via New FORK; West Rari-
antnony a., Groves Jr, Philadelphia (satied
on pb,,r ,re1urn1: da,r1: power boat Bertie e Tu},
ddn.aIaaelphia. daaaa. Sailed: strs Lord London
gerry tBr), Belfast and Dublin: Tonesit
Norfolk and Newport News; Westwood,
fnmI,vre; faI,s Tugs tugs bellhayen; barge No. I, Nor
BOSTON, June 9--Arrived: Strs VAS
manic manic (Swedl. Calcutta and Colombo; San
sMateo, Gii Tela. Honduras. Sailed: strs san
Limon; Lia; Franlington Court (Br). Norfolk ;
Sd@taa' rtIs :, NortoiR: Agwimoon. Port iobos
strs rhaaa1ihsToN, aaI+ +b1s G, June 9-Arrlved:
Orleans; Jacksonville, New Orleans for
Spain; schrs Sedgwick, New York; Marie
1rans saqwn cuea- sailea strg Magmeric
Atiantlc ports; Apache, Jacksonyilie
JACKSONVILLE, June o--Sailed: Strs
Lenape, New York; Trinidadan, Port
MOBILE, June s-Arriyed: Str sosua
tNor). Tela; schr Chautauqua tBr) Ha
Xana.. Sailed Strs> &nniston City Seattle
Sosua tNorl New Orleans; schr Geneva
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June s-Arrived
strs korean Prince. CBr), New Orleans;
tspan). Seville. Sailed: strs Hypathia tbia
tBrl. Birkenhead; Danguela tBrl. Mont
real; Arden; Falmouth; Palisades Green
ock; Waterbury. Falmouth; Franklin, ral
mouth; sExito, Jacksonville.
NORFOLK, Va. June arrived: strs
Glittertinds tNorl, Rotterdam; Korean
New Orleans, fStanmore (Br) Baltimore.
hurdistan (Br), Rotterdam; Tainui (Br).
Wellington: Nicoya eBr,, Garston; San
Pietro Gtal,, Galveston; Winding Gulf
Providence; Meirosq New England; Cabo
ortegal tSpan), New York. Mar caspio
tSpan), SEVILLE; Bolytiiter (Greek) CAL
weston; Mahana tBr) wellington Sailed
Strs Admiral de Ruitav Dutch, Rotter-
dam; Dryden. Cristobai; Oregon Maru
tJapl. Baltimore; Justin tBr], Brazil
Megna fBrl, Queenstown; Sherman oris-
tobai Franklin, Falmouth; Orarnond tBr}
Pernambuco: HicEo, Jacksonville. Mitchell,
Falmouth; Mundeita, Piburon; Patuca
tBr), Santa Marta; Craig Rownie New
Engand, Meteor. New England; Home
ciife tBr), Gibraltar; Here G Shaw (schr)
Hamilton. Bermuda; Theodore Roosevelt
{Nor), Rotterdam. N
PHILADELPHIA. June 9---Arriyed, Strs
Virginia tBr) New York; Gulfmsid. Fort
Arthur: Nantucket. Boston. Sailed: Strs
Gatibaidi, Jacksonville; Coquinav, Havana
Monomac, Bristol and Manchester; MILL
nocket. San Juan, Mariners Herhor. Nor
e6lk,
PORT EAps, Ia, Jure s--Arrivea ssrs
Augusta tHond). Porfs Cortez. El Albs
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated arc standard time.
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

str Liguria tswedl. Montrea, June 8:
}s 5st,, Moore & Mccormick; in ballast; foot
Str Neieus tBr,. sourabaya Aprn 10.
sssm,arang ss,,g April u, BATAVIA Aprii "a, Port
SUDAN May II. Port Said May 81. Gibral-
,ah TAR, MAY a,g ssi 2 to the Booth Steamship Co,
N1Sh indse, Pier 6, Bush Docks. B'klyn.
s.r Ea'th, San Juan june 2; 10 the Bul
insular Line; with sugar: Pier 27. B'kiyn
June to rurness, Withy 4 Co Co; ' WITH
mdse in transit 10 the United Kingdom;
p9fsp ST. aanry s SsasIeiHm Msiory Hsvan. i son,
. the New York & Cuba Mail Steamship
81 WITH III pass, mails aud mdsc; Pier
Str City of Adelaide (Bro. Antwerp May
., London May 25; 10 Norton, Lilly &
-; with mdse; Pier 5. American Docks.
Str Point Arena. cienfuegos May ID. An.
1uSe Ju@ nay ~ .s havana ana May ~ Phladolphia
Sstsamship Co. with sugar; anchored OF
Str Waiter Jennings. Baton Rouge june
oil; Fer 6. Constable Hook. y j.
to s the eSem %en nsn) Phadslphis ,hs ll June q
Co: in ballast; anchored of Liberty.
Str STANDARD, Port Lobos June /; to
Kohers l. Hague with oil, Pier 8, Bayonne.
Str Eastern Merchant. Calcutta March
&c., E., CSiGm6o ssid o., Apgii 8 Bombay Aprn -,
eneis May as, Boston june s; to w +
Grace & Co; with mdse; Pier ~. B'klyn
Str Berenlce tDutl, Porto Colombia May
ss, Curacao May 25 Port au Prince. May
J; TO Fnnch. Edye & Co; with pass and
mdse; Pier 8, Bush Docks. B'klyn.
Str Mntura (Brl. Perth Amboy; to Fur
ness, Witty C Co; in ballast: Pier "a,
Bklyn.
Str X / Luckenbaoh. Philadelphia June
B'klyn
Str Capital of Nebraska. Rosario May
York Cuba Mail Steamship Co: with
amdse; anchored off Stapleton, S I.
Str Munarden (Brl,, Cardenas June g.
Port Tarafa June A to the Munson Steam :
ship Lines; with sugar; anchored off Guar
antine.
schr Charles M Struven, Charleston; to
s Breckenridge Newport, f I; an
chored off e6th st, r.
a Elliott & Co: anchored of Red EIook.
str Hamilton, Norfolk.
Str Tiger, Hamburg.
Str Mexican, Boston
Str Coronado, Havre.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Great Lake Ports

ASHLAND, WIS. June s-Arrlved: Str
l.abelie.
AsHTABUI.A. June sArrived: Strs
I.ehigh Montreal: RoclSferry, Montreal
Arizona. Montreal; F. r Rhodes Montreal;
Maplegrange, Toronto; Sweden, Chicago.
CLEyELAND, Ohio. June S--Arrived
Strs Western States, Detroit; City of Erie.
Buffalo; Troy, Buffalo; W r Stafford.
Islands.
CONNEAUT, June s-Arrived: Strs
Francis e House Peter Reiss, Peter A q
Widener, from Duluth.
ESCANABA, June s--Arrived: Str Mills.
FAfRPORT. June S--Arrived: Str ] c
Morse. Two Hsrbors.
FORT WILLIAM. Ont. June s---Arrived
Str. Manitoba, Glencairn.
GARY, June S--Arrived: Str William ]
FHbert. Duluth
HURON, June s--Arrived Strs Harvard,
Cleveland: Manchester, Ashtabua.
SANDUSkY, Juno S--Arriyed. Strs Are
turus. Gonneaut. Aipena, Wyandotte.
MILWAUKEE. June S--Arrived: Str Ar
thar Orr, Derpt Earbor.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at tho Gen :
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
station, New York, at p m, as follows:
japan, Corea China. Siberia. French lnde-
China and Netherlands East Indies tex
cept SuYnatra) via Vancouver and Vic
toria b. G.. steamship Empress OF
Japan. June 10.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, steamship Mat
sonia, June 10,
japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed ohiy9. via Seattle. steamship
Protesiaus June IL.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies tex
eept Sumatra), via Seattle. steamship
Wenaschee, June 10
japan, Corea. China, Siberia. French lndo-
CHINA and Netherlands East Indies tex~
cept Sumiatra1 and Philippine Islands,
via Vancouver and Victoria. s CT steam
ship Empress OF Asia. June Is,
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Tahiti June 10
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Marine Corps Orders

From The T11bune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 9.--Marine Corp,
orders issued to-day follow:
Brooks, Capt. C. T., to Los Angeles.
Gardner, Cd Lit. c., to Washington
Hinman, Capt: n. s.. to United States.
Jones, Capt. c. NJ, to Annapolis.
Matteson Capt. c. p, to Annapolis.
Kendall, 1t. d. J., to Quantico.
Cranmer, 1t. W. s.. resigned.
South, 1t. Col. H. D., TO Portsmouth.
Lockhart, Capt. G. B., resigned.
Marshall, Capt. W. NJ. to Memphis.
Pickett, Capt HI. X, 10 Hampton Roads
Steele, Capt. r. r., to Mare Island
williamson. LIT. J. H. resigned.
Darnall, I'd Lit G.. c.. to Paris Island.
Atkinson, I'd Lit. B. W., to East Coast
Burton. 1T. Col. N. G., A. G. NJ, to Sar
Francisco.
Mills. Capt. w, to ouantico.
johnson, Capt r. NJ, to Quantico.
Cartwright, 1t. It. H., TO Pensacola.
Geottge, 1t. +. B., to Pensacola.
Pryor. Lit. l. H., to San Francisco.
Hausmann. Lit. IL. H, to Quantico.
Blocked. Pay elk. E. r.. to Managua.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Cleared

Str Morro Castle (Am), Captain
Biackadder: Havana. Progreso; n. Y. &
Cuba Mail Line.
Str Northwestern Bridge (Arn). Cap
tain Kertell; Brennan to Houston; Phelphs
Bros.
Str Cayo Mambi (Am). Captain Hansen; /;
Antilla; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str E. T. Bedford (An), Captain Smith |;
PIT Lobos; r. L. Hague.
Str Mary Lucllenbach {Am), Captain
Lowe; Pt Arthur; Luckenbach s.. S. Co.
Stir Norwolk (Am), Captain Crowell;
Boston; Eastern g. S. Co.
Str schoddic (Am), Captain Peabody;
Shanghai; Barber Line.
Str ormes (Br), Captain Fitzpatrick; !;
Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Str Gualdalhorce tAml, Captain Cortez
Las Palmas; j. b. Carberry.
Str Guantanamo (Am}, Captain Lassen;
Nassau and Havana; n. Y. & Cuba Mail
Line,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Banks Established on Three
G,unard Co.'S Biggest Liner

Banks on ships now make it con-
ycnient for travellers who neglect to
finish up their financial matters while
ashore to complete them while at sea.
The London Joint City and Midland
Bank, the largest private bank in the
world, has established branch Offices
on the three big Cunard liners, Aqui-
tania, Mauretania and Berengaria, and
The main object of these branch
banks is to save time and trouble for
American travellers going abroad, thus
enabling them to continue or close up
financial matters which could not be
completed before the ship sailed.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Norwegian Sympathy Strike
For Scauleu Nov Called Of

The general strike which has been in
progress in Norway for two weeks has
esen called off by the decision Of rep
iesentatives Of the national labor or
sahlzation, said an official dispatch re-
Siyed to-day from Christiania. Work
WIZ be resumed tomorrow.
sailors, marine engine workers and
.pngshoremen, however, continue on
strike, but the other Industries, which
aeelared a general sympathetic strike,
naye resumed work. Negotiations for
me settlement of the sailors strike
nave been started. under the direction
oi the former chief arbitrator of the
aovernnenf
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Financial Items

w. J. Clothier has transferred his New
York Stock Exchange seat TO Arthur L.
Fuller for the consideration Of $S5, 900, and
Cleveland Cobb has transferred his to
Alfred j. Romary for the consideration OF
$4,000. The last previous sale was $50, 900
Harris Livernore has resigned as presi-
dent Of the United American Lines. Inc.
He Will undertake special work for that
organization and affiliated companies, par
ttcuarly in the foreign field. For the pres
ent r. Fl NJ. Robinson, who Is chairman OF
the executive committee of the United
american Lines. will serve as acting presi-
dent also.
General Motors Corporation announces
that Wills johnson has been appointed
vice-chairman of the appropriations com
mittee OF the corporation. with headquar-
tiers in New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Liner Paris Makes % Knots

A. Bordes, general representative of
the French Line in New York, has re-
eceyed cable advices from the home Of
nee OF the company in Paris to the
ss.ifeet that the trial trip OF the new
liner Paris was very satisfactory, the
steamer developing g maximum speed
Of % knots.
The Paris has returned to Havre and
Is scheduled TO sail for New York on
aer maiden trip June Is, with full
quota of passengers. On her return
voyage to Havre, June 25, the Paris is
already booked TO capacity, the passen-
ger list containing 541 first class, 500
second clasa and 2,1i0 third class. The
steamer will carry crew of 664.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Steel Plant to Close

NEW CASTLE, Pa, June 9.--The New
Castle works of the Carnegie Steel
Company will close on June Ia for at
least thirty days, it was announced to-
day. The company Is overstocked
with steel bars used in the tin plate
industry, which have formed the main
basis of production during the last few
months. About 1900 men will be
affected.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
eports Of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

New York; Harold Walker, Tamplco
Hastings, Pensacola; Hcredia, Bocas Del
Toro; Joseph Seep. New York Princeton,
Fampico; Sabine Sun, Tampico: Sara
Maeoa, Port Barrios; Snar lNorl. Havana /;
foro Clond1, Ceiba. Sailed Strs Aban-
garez, Bocaa Del Toro Corning. Port
Lobos; I'll Lago, New York: IL Q Barstow
Tamplco; Hibueras tHond), Bueheids
Jatnatca, Kingston; Lake Gorin. cuban
ports. Nstuln tDan). Europe
PORTLAND, Ore June a-~'rhc barl,en
tine George Hind sailed from st Helens
to-day with cargo OF lumber for Aus
tralia.
SAVANNAH Ga, June o-a-Arrived. strs
uannington Court Galveston; City OF
Montgomew, New York. Sailed Strs
Grecian, Baltimore; Bullaren (Swed), New
Orleans.
TAMPA, Fla, June o---Arriyed! Str Pan
Oil Tampico.
VINnYARD HAVEN, Mass. Juns a.
Arrived: Schr Nantisco, Nantucket for
New York Sailed: schrs Neva (Br), Bear
River, S, for New York; John Broca.
Well, sullivan, for New York
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Fire Record

u. N LOES
125o-176th at. and sedgwicb ay, the
Bronx; D.fS. C. dump........ None
7:3o-a26 f. 1920 st; unknown. Unknown
1O:oo--63s w. 4Sth St; Lord & Taylor.
1o.4o--42s W. s7th St; Henri Isaacson
Pm. e"N"0 ""
l:2s-22T5 I'd av.; sign, Henry cohn.
52o-134th st. and North River;
scow OBrien Bros. Unknown
655--60a Water st.. truck; William
Steriman. ...... ..,.,.. Unknown
s35-205s Arthur av.. the Bronx;
Margaret Fowlstick. Unknown
a:oo-212th ST. and 10th av.; subway
lo;55-52l II. saith St. John j. Mad --i''' 8
zen .....-... unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Sailed Yesterday

strs Gulf Queen tAnl. Providence; Po-
Port Antonio; Holig Olav (Dan), Chris
tiania: Mohawk (AIn), Jacksonvile; Drot-
tingholm tSw), Gothenburg; Schoodio
lAm), New Orleans: Edith {Am), San
Juan; Saxonia (Br), London: France (Fr).
Havre; Moro Castle tAml. Havana; Mary
6Am), Port Arthur: U S S Dallas. Charles
ton; U S S Dale. Newport. r I Delaware
(Nor), Bergen; Siberian Prince (Br),
Queenstown; Bradclyde CBr). Hamburg
f Bedford Port Lobos.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Purchasing Declines

Purchases from manufacturers and
wholesalers throughout the country
this week declined s per cent on an
average from those of last week, ac-
eording to the report of the Credit
Clearing House. Gains in purchasing
were shown in the Pacific Coast sec
tion and the South. All other sections
registered declines.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
EIgin Watch Initial Rennrf

The first income account issued by the
Elginn National Watch Company showed
earnings from operations during the
year ended April 80 of s1,797,754, and
earnings from investment of S1S5,448.
Reserve for taxes was $890,000, net
earnings, $1,292,203, dividends $429,269,
and balance for reserve and surplus,
SS63934
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

DULUTH, June s---Artlved: strs Coal
Bnnsen, squire. Perkins, Robinson, Town
ssnu, SEM, stac'snouse Dunn ir J II Jpson
from Gary; North Lake, Garretson
LoRAlN. June S.--Arriyed: Str Huron
Wyardotte. -
MARQUETTE. June g. Arrived Str
lewiston.
"a SOUTH CHICAGO. June s.--Arriyed
Ss.s , = Hazard, Milwaukee; p Reiss. She
boygan; sarnian. Port Colborne, Aiva Z.
Dinhey. Celcite; Isaac l. Ellwood Duluth
Toledo. june s--Arrived. Strs keybelI,
Mohtseai '&ete Gonneaut, George king,
detroit ThoMas Maythan 500
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
London Wool Prices Firm

LONDON, June 9. = There was q
large attendance at the wool auction
sales to-day. The offerings amounted
to 11,T65 bales, the demand was strong
and prices were firm. Americans
bought few merinos and crossbreds,
while home traders paid 3s Id for
scoureds
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

A new method Of manufacturing cast
non and steel has been discovered by
the Basset Iron Works of France. BY
this method the coal which is con-
samed in the furnaces enters into the
manufacture Of metallurgical products
simply as an element producing heat
and not as an element which throws
out gases acting on the raw material.
This is said not only to effect fuel
economies, but to eliminate the neces-
sity Of utilizing coke.
While the volume of British imports
Tor the first quarter of this year was
6lS per cent of that of 1918, exports
and reexports combined were only 34
per cent Of the pre-war figure.
The next meeting of the Lyons,
France, sample fair will be held from
October j TO 10.
Automobiles will now be admitted to
Poland, but an import license is re-
quired
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
So. California Edison Report

For the four months ended April 30,
the Southern California Edison Com
pany reported net earnings of 81, 1866, AGO,
compared to $2,906,71s in the corre-
spending period of the preceding year.
Net earnings for April totaled 1882, ,179,
against $632,12s, and surplus after
charges $470,6o7 Surplus for the four
months, after charges, amounted to ST.
774,460, compared with S1,806;768.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Niagara Falls Power

For the four months ended April 80
the Niagara Falls Power Company and
Canadian Niagara Power Company re-
ported combined net income, after
taxes and charges, of S609,953 Operat-
ing income amounted to S1,152,764 and
total income $1,257,151.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Many Business Men on Cedric

american business men associated
With the United States Chamber of
commerce will cross the Atlantic in
3ofce on the Cedric, of the White Star
Line, on her next voyage to Liyerpooi,
Ynlch begins at New York Saturday, to
attend the International Chamber Of
commerce meeting in London in the
Sssk Of June 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Heads Steel Association

MONTREAL. June Andrew
Wheeler, of Philadelphia, was elected
president Of the American Iron. Steel
and Heavy Hardware Association at
the closing session of it's annual con-
vention to-day
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Columbia Graphophone Period

For the three months ended March 81,
the Columbia Graphophone Manufacture
ing Company reported net deficit, after
depreciation and all other charges, in
Guiding taxes, of $652 1896, compared to a
net income of $1,786,736 in the CORE
spending period of the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New combination Passenger ana Freight
Ships. Fast, Luxurious Steamers.
Key number beside ships name indicates
operator shown bottom OF column.
EUROPE.
Plymouth. Bouiogne and London
From New York
July f2-August 1S-september 2o--old
June 2s-Aug. Sept. s--Panhandle
State G5S).
Bremen and Danxig
From New York
July iS--Aug. 3o-oct. 15--Hudson C5s)
June 14--July 23---Sept. 7-Princess Ma
toiKa.
June 1s-July 2s--sept. 14-oct ac--Po-
! tomac (15e).
Naples and Genoa
From New York
June 3o--Aug. 13-sept. 24-Pocahontas
From New York
| June 22-~July 23--August 24--September
2s-America q5s).
! July 3o-August 27--Septembsr ~
! George Washington t15s}.
FAR EAST
Honolulu, xokohama, kobe, Shanghai.
Manila, Hongkorg.
From San Francisco
July 23--Empirc state Go5).
yokehama. Kobe. Shanghai. Honskong,
4 From Seattle
juno Is-Aug. 27-Wenatchee (Ieey,
! July 9--Silver State (106).
/ July So-~Keystone State (1os).
HAWAII. PHILIPPINES, EAST INDIA.
Honolulu, Manila, Saigen. Singapore. Co.
/ lombo, Calcutta.
From San Francisco
June 11y-Wolverine State (f05).
! July 1f--Granite State t165).
COASTWISE AND HAWAII
I Havana, Canal, Los Angeles, San Francisco
/ and Hawaiian Islands.
+ From Baltimore
! June 1l-Buckeye State (sol.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
City Island
Bound Soutl,

onaco Queen tBr aux, st John. n b.
for New York.
Bound East
sehTs Olive B Van. Dusen. New York for
New Haven; Viking, New York for Bioc!s
Island,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Foreign Trade Notes

Mexican import duties have been in
creased on all kinds of cotton manu-
factures from TO .25 centavos per kllo.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour.
Sail To-day