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New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
York, and proceeded to jacksonville.
Sailed: Walden, Savannah; Besaemer,

sSs 'as aa,ssa ssssssass s 4fsssnS
NsM pyssns Tsx FAB b9sto stra
christsl, saillnga taeFl. Mstanssa, Brazil-
,,r, Ter (nrl Antwerp Afal hotterdsRp Vac,
dam. AnselEna de Larrinaga tBr). Trieste !;
Marshal Alenby tBr), Trieste; indianola
s.JAcksoNyILLE. ria FEB s--Arrived:
Port M,I3s Lqs9si Point Judith, Los Angeles, 4
Harrison Beasham asa e sronteso nas sea00nef
carrigan tBr1, fiayre, Australlnd .sisr1
Maru tJapl, Bremerhayen; Harrington
tl3r, Tampa; Walter D Noyes, New Eng
land; Heider tNorl, Barbados; Minnesota,
strs West cahokia, Baltimore; immaculate
(lFr), Antwerp; Andreas (akl. Gibraltar /
Msp9s SNor1, Jaeksanyille; Coldwater,
esro. Manehestep; & s jeNri Is'Rr eBr1. 'eMs banar
Dunoly tBr>. Baitimore: Alatrium tBrl
New York. Coastwise. Boluogne; vttruxia
G5rl, Beaumont, Armagh tBro, Liverpool
Hubergen (Dtl, Brake; Oswego, Brigham; !;
Swinburne tBF), Santos: City of Dunkirk
lHr}, Yokohama and Shanghai; MANDY
psan pea = sBrl; Newport, ENGLAND; whiteway
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 3--Arrived: Strs
Mount as Vernon (Nerl, caibarisn;. Mariners
asrsos Apsia et Port AFtAa har
folk; Everglades, Cienfuegos; Chi FtYku
Maru {Japl, Sourabaya, etc. Sailed: strs
Sorland (Nor), New York; Portloe IBr),
Gibraltar for orders; Merrinack Jackson
vile, etc; Shawmnt, Houston; Dew
ereux, Boston. Delaware Breakwater, Feb
3--Proceeded rorth: Schr Courtney c
HoucS, Bal''-'o :. for searsnort.
PENSACOLA, Ella. Feb 3--Arrived Strs
Florida, Port Lobos; Domingo de Lar
rinaga tBrl, Galveston; Harvester, Port
Arthur Neilsurner tswed). Galveston
CORTLAND, Me, Feb 3---Arriyed and
sailed; Schr Frederick Loyatt, st john
y 3, for New York. Sailed: str Masuba
PORT. ARTHUR. Feb s--Arrivea: Gulf
Queen, New York; Tecumseh CRr). Rot
terdam; New York, Bayonne; Vesta, New
YORK; Chestnut Hill, Port Lobos. Sailed:
FIennsyiyenia, Tampico; Camden. TamiIco;
l4 Lake Flagstaff, Tampico; British Marquis
(Brl, London.
'oRT. EADs. La, Feb 8--Arrived: str.
Isabella Porte Rico; San pasauai, Tam
pica. Sailed; Strs briarlead (Br), Tam
pico;. British Isles (Br), Avonnouth;
Comus, New York; Federal Bridge, Glas-
gov; Heredia, Cristoba1 Imperator tNor),
Fort Barrlos; Lake Frlar, Cuban ports;
Lake zaliski, Orange; Landsdowne, Liv-
galveston; Syend II (Dan), Denmark
Southwest Pass, La. Feb a--Arriyed: Str
Inorgerd kNorl, Nicaragua
:, PORT TAMPA, Fla, Feb s--Sailed:
CastaHa lBrl, Glasgow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb S---Arrived: San
cutta.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb s--Arrived. str
I,srsian, !, Jacksonville (and sailed for Bal
tinnore) Sailed: strs Noddle Island
Charleston; Lake Pepin. Nuevitas.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Reports by Wireless
From the u. s. Naval Co1nmu
nicatiOn Station

[Distance is given in miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.l
Feb 2.
Agwimars 1858 from Honolulu s PM Feb 1.
aa,mnsteo aTnstta 1ss = NY a Tortngas ga FEB e.
Apaehe 2a5 S scotland hV FEB !.
Arsghh9s Arspi e y soia5 aatssTss pa Fee Feb
Arlo IL N Jupiter Feb 2.
Arizonan 1,4so s SAN Pedro Feb 2.
Aryan zig s Ambrose FEB 3.
Baton heags Ia sW HstssTss Feb :. a. =
Rid%ei sso WsW rs az Heraada FEB
honpadlsr an asS It 1t p05sss Is e lon III Il 4 FEB
ylsi i IW ssnt s. las 3 81 'S = n Tb
Gayo Masnbi 2a7 s Ambrose FEB 2.
Ghantier ls9 = Ainbrose Feb :.
chestnut Hill 5s S Head Hank Feb ..
City of Berkeley 65 from Honolulu 8 PM
CITY OF St Louis 2os s Ambrose Feb s.
City of Vancouver abeam Cape Blanco 8
clement smith 2ao r Sabine Ees z.
Coastwise 20 E Cape Henry. Feb g.
Comal $50 s Hatteras Feb 3.
Gomanche as sW M Eryingpan Feb 8.
Cornelia 242 N San Juan Feb 2.
Corvus 4e Winterquarter PM Feb Q.
Coskata 1900 q Cape Henry Feb 9.
Champion Anderson 1.265 from San Fran
craasors slsfo I nn ias sw Ssp natteras i Feb 8.
Cuba 10 II Jupiter Feb 2,
Currer 237 w Tortugas Feb G.
Cushnet lat 26 SO Ion 10 so Feb 2.
Custodian 16 II Miami AM Feb 2.
DanyilIs IL NE San Juan Feb 81
Derbiay S7e from San Pedro PM Feb 2.
Domingo Nazabal 1876 SW Jupiter Feb 2.
nungannon lat % 80 lon 74 ss Eeb z.
Eagle 245 8 Cape Henry PM Feb 2.
Eastern Dawn lat 60 "a Ion GO 06 Feb 2.
Hastern Ocean 1910 from San Pedro PM
Feb 1.
Faxei, lat IS 90 ion ss so FEB 8.
Eduardo 10 Pensacola Feb q.
I'll Captain ss N Hatteras Feb 8.
Ei Espero iis sW Hatteras Feb e
Hlkridge 47e s Baltimore 8 PM Feb Q.
Ell Narte 22s N Hatteras Feb s.
Esperanza $50 Scotland LY Feb 8,
Everett Q II by ~ Cape Cod Feb g.
Il u Asche 1 Sw Hatteras F.eb 3.
Freaertnk Luckenbach 44s s Hatteras
Feb 2.
Frederick r Kellogg fT3 Jupiter Feb O.
Fred W Weller Ia SID Lobos Island Feb Q
K Crows l5o 8 Sandy Hook Feb g.
Cen Geo w Goethais 77s s Ambrose Feb g.
Geo b Mckenzie 81 SE Mobile Feb 2,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
AMERICAN POETS

BALTIMORE, Feb s--Arrived: Str
Transportation. New York; Tippecanoe,
Tampieo; Cape Henry. Philadelphia: AS
VIM P Palmer, Houston West Cahokia,
Madeira; Dunally .tBr). sagua; Coura-
geous, Rotterdam; West Cawthon. South
ampton: ConimunIpaw, Norfolk; schr
Ricameron,, New York. Sailed: Strs An
tonic tSp). Savona via Gibraltar; Inspec-
tor Guanica; Chester Kiwanis. Antwerp
via New York; Gulf King, Port Arth$r ;
bark Isis (Bra), Rio de Janeiro: Deranof,
Hamburg and Bremen.
BOSTON, Feb 3--Arrived: Nitonian (Br),
London; Lake Ellendale. Buenoa Ayres
Rio de Janeiro and Bermuda: Norfolk,
Norfolk; Essex, Philadelphia; Arlington.
New York; Dominion (Br), Portland. for
2dl. Sailed: San Plas, Havana and Port
Limon; Hagood. Port Lobos;. pinemore
(Brl, Glasgow and Liverpool Qatter 2d).
CHARLESTON, Feb 3---ArFived: Strs
Waxahaeie. Galveston for Hamburg ;
Baton Rouge, New York: Arapahoe. New
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Below New York Prices

First class ships painters are re-
dueed to e7 cents an hour and second
class to so cents, in comparison
With the old rates OF I'd to go cents.
Ships painters in the union in the
New York district are on strike for
81 an hour, but the contractors here
have had no trouble in filing their
places with men on an open shop
basis at 80 cents an hour.
Under the new scale in the Nor
folk district the men will work on a
basis Of 48 hours a week, with double
time for overtime. Business has been
dull in ship repair work there re-
Gently and because many mechanics are
cut Of employment It is not anticipated
that the cut will be opposed.
aThe downward readjustment in
prices in all manufacturing and indus
trial plants has been going on fer
seme time says John N. Taylor, sec
rstary of the Ironmasters' Association,
and we felt that it was in iustice
TO our customers that we should take
the same course. Consequently we
havs reduced wages and will reduce
our billing costs accordingly.
Foreign Level Is Lower
"The war forced labor UP to high
level, and costs of ship repair work
have been SO high that foreign ship
owners have had only the least possi-
ole work done in this country, pre-
1erring TO save the bigger work for
fereign yards, where prices were lower.
If we are TO place the American
merchant marine on a Basis of equality
with the merchant marines Of other
nations, we felt that we were called
upon to reduce costs, and the only
way we could do this was to reduce
wages. Following out the spirit of the
Jones bill, we felt that it was our
patriotic duty as we'll as good busi-
ness to reduce the costs Of ship re-
pairing and shipbuilding."
No move toward a reduction of
wages has yet been announced by the
Newport News Shipbpilding Company,
one Of the largest plants of it's kind
in the country. An agreement with
the union is in effect there The open
shop system, which made it possible
Eor the twenty-nine concerns in the
Norfolk district to reduce wages wish
out submitting the plan to the workers
became effective in July, 1920, after
the maehinists' union had called a
strike for shorter hours and higher
pay
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
Mail vessot
closes. sails
Britannia, Lisbon. .10;30 AM 800 Pm
Gdansk., Danzig. $3.50 AM 12:0eM
City of Hankow, Cape
Town ..............12: M $500 PM
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Army Orders
from The Tri5ane's Wdshin0tos Barsaa
WASHINGTQM Enh a rraxx nr,

from The Tri5ane's Wdshinotos Bareaa
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.Army or.
aers issued to-day follow:
Field Artillery
smith. Capt. A.. TO Fort Sill
taarper. Capt. P. c., 80 Camp Pike.
Ms,aahon, II. s., to Camp pike.
Mallett, Ii. p, to Fort Sill,
Holt 1t. p. W.. to Camp Travis.
;1atson. I'd 1t. r, to Camp jackson.
gauleoner. 1t. ]. W., to Camp Pike.
gowd, 1t. b. s., resigned.
acHenry, 1t. j. H, resigned.
United States Army
5aFker,. Mas. s. NJ to Fort Logan.
Fudisell Chaplain 4. r.. TO Camp Meade.
Infantry
ppifaay. Capt. s. r., 10 Camp Meade.
ssilr9nt, 1t. q. p. TO Camp Meade.
@uiler, Capt. c., TO Camp Travis.
leisse. L. j. w. to Walter Reed Hospital
Cavalry
locke, Lit. Col j. to Fort Riley
eee9tt, II. Col. w. j., TO Fort Riley
fSsasrd, "a II. Cob @. H, 70 Fort Riley.
ipaooanely. 1t. Col. J.. r., to. Fort Riley.
gcrnpkina. Mad. d. D., 10 Feft Riley.
sAeyes Maj E. A., to Fort Riley.
4}ssEton, g MAJ W; w. tg Fort Riley.
ggoiey MAI O.. TO Fort Riley.
Aonest Maj. r. b., TO Fort Riley.
ssSSpawin. sSps,wnisn.. MAJ; W r. 70 Eort Riley,
Ss;ut..huhdB MAJ. X b.. to Fort Riley.
81 BlitiHiari, Maj. g.. to Fort Riley.
tssroadhurst, ts Mai. II IL, to Fort Riley.
81 sSdusiiling ham, MAJ, T. H., TO Hot Springs
. !, a5niTes. MAJ. =. w. 10 Fort Riley.
ffssodriey. Maj. D. r., to Fort Riley.
Sss2,ns.nell. 1T. Col. ". M. 10 Fort Riiey.
liter, Col. A.. NJ, 70 Fort Rilsy.
ttsss ram, Maj. ], c.. to Fort Riley.
ttsssy.narfek, Lit. Col w. r., I'd Fort Riley,
iississssless LIS Col. G. w. to Eort Riley.
ing, MAJ. y. @, 20 Fert Riley.
3, ssa,,ys.nAns Mas. 6 RI, 10 Fort Riley.
sS,,saine, Maj, r.. TO Fort Riley.
Ssesn ppsll. Mai. Il. ~, to Fort Riley.
Miscellaneous
gogus. Capt O. n. e. a.. 20 rort yva~x.r
4fNln, CAPT. 81 r., nsna< re sfs uaA. 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

ST Hraanoasn rufaess Witty sSur'a Co; With mdse
pisf Str Il Eastsrn $ RI PRINCE tsr) Newsss,ls; jar a
| TO-; to Furness, Wsthy 8 Co; In ballast
pier 4 Bush Docks. B'klyn. :.
| saDdergon & sons; In ballast; foot TIN st
heReRsns stp ceiba tNor,. cienfuegos. Jan q;
on str Tusrad smaragd tRor,. cienfuegos, Jan 81;
TO Atlantic Fruit CO. with sYnsaT; sederai
Str Santa Euialla, Havana, Jan 20; to
Atnerican-Cuban Line, with sugar; Ameri-
can Sugar Refinery. Bkiyn, ~, %.
TO Robert L Hague; with crude oiis an
chored OFF Quarantine. 80
Str Eocsue and Barge r., no ia, 9s. alnp,oo.
Jan 21; to Standard OIL Co WITH haphtha
foot N nth 1T, B.islyn. ~ :. ~,
str Hamilton, Norfolk. Feb j: to Old
penon Line wisa Wsrai ta rec Genoa no Jan
20: Naples. Jan 81; to Mcdonnell & Truda;
with pass malls and mdse; Pier "a, r.
Str Freemantle dtan. n mafseliiss hsi,ass na San
s; to Cosmopolitan Line, ih pa1asts foot
SUI ST. somns. stn n cristobai. Ian rs. san Juan
Jan 81 TO Q 3 Army iobaKsn nIanspSrs service
Str Polonia (Dan9, Glasgow JAN %5i 70
East Asiatic Co, in ballast; Shewan's d,
Str Fort Victoria tBre, Bermuda Feb l;
to Furness, witty. g. Go. with pass. malls
and mdse: Pier ss. r..
Str Cosopaxi tAna), Galveston Jan 81.
Charleston Ian 80; to Mallory Line. with
sulphur; Anchored on y
Steamer Woonsocket, Shanghai Oct 18.
Hong Kong Oct 80, Macaesar Nov 4, Ba-
tayia Nov s. Singapore Nov 49, Colombo
Nov 2s Port Said Dec II, Rotterdam Jan
s Hamburg Jan H. Brest Jan 10, to
Green Star Line, with nldse; Pier 2, Erie
II r. Jersey City,
Str Ffatrhis. ST Michaels Jan II, to the
BARBER s s Co. with mdse; anchored off
Quarantine.
Str Levisa, Nuevitas Jan 25; to United
Fruit Co. with sugar. anchored off I.
Str Katrina Luckenbach. Rotterdam Dan
12; to Luckenbach s s Co. With ndse;
Pier s. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Fort Pitt Bridge, Corunpa Jan l..
Santandsr Jan o; Bilbao Jan lis 10 New
& ork and Cubs Mail s s Co. with rndse;
Pier 15. Brooklyn.
Str Orleans, Bizerta Jan Is; to Oriental
savisasioa ! GO. n ballast pter is, CLIFTON,
Str Harold Dollar (Isr}. Singapore, Oct
60; Manila. Nov g. Hong Kong. Nov IL.
Shanghai, Nov 50, Taku Bar. Nov 2s,
Vancouver. Dec ~: Cristobab Jan IA; Bal
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York


HONG KONG, Jan SIS s Bolton Castle
pGENos AYREs, Feb is s city Of
Alton. =.
ST MIcHAELs. Feb 2--s winfriod
(Br). from Clyde.
LONDON, Feb 2--S Monmouth fBr,.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 2--S Vauban fRr}
RIO JANEIRO. Feb LIS $ Westerner.
from Monteyideo.
ROTTERDAM, Jan 29--S Tulsa. soth
Zoppot (Ger). '''
HAVRE, Jan so--s S Mississippi CIR,
ANTWERP, Jan a. s Pionier fRell
COPENHAGEN. Jan 27--SfS Kootenal
PLYMOUTH, Feb 3---S s Nieuw Amster.
dam CDtl, from Rotterdam and Bou-
logne.
LONDON Feb as S Old North State.
HULL, Feb 2--S s Ocean Monarch (Br,.
Arrivals From New York
ROTTERDAM. Jan AIS AmericaA
(Dt).
LONDON. Feb z--s s Rardic fBr).
SUEZ, Jan AIS S City of Benares fBr).
TANGIER. Ian z9--S 8 Andree (Br1.
BORDEAUX, Jan 3o--S s Algerier (BeD.
RIO DE JANEIRo. Feb 2-s $ Huron.
for Buenos Ayres
RoTTERDAM. Feb s-s stadudyls
{Dt). via Boston.
GIBRALTAR. Feb as 9 Mariaui.a a).
PLYMOUTH, Feb 2--S s Rotterdam,
(Db, for Rotterdam and proceeded.
VALPARAISO. Feb 2--S s Santa Te-
resa, via Panama.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

sp,,mors, p,nsr Feb !; TO Dollar Iine; With ,ndse !;
tlep g. y, hush Dooksi Brooklyn,
ssn s0t e es4sssar sn al ss e.
W.T. oeeoai ses Fer :, Emrtre stores, B'klyn.
90: ssf T. SNity Nyr q Gerintn erin SIir, London. Jan
Str Chip Chung. Shanghai sept gs;
aeng Kang, Oct 4; Manila. @oot ia; Kobe
Cr!stabal, Jan s; Santiago Jan Ia;
Sienfuegos, Jan is: Havana, Jan 2e to
Sr9sn star Line; with mdse; Pier .. Erie
Jan 20; TO Swedish American Line; with
s ssa cnnso msss Nor SssS IS sors hntono
aa asa as 20 Atlansic Al Fruit Go; with pass
Str sa sofia ie5 clsS n Tr.ssts = Jan ~. Palermo,
With pass and ihdse; Pier I, Bush Docks,
Str Blair. constantinopie. Jan 4; Kals-
fnata, Jan II; Bizerta, Jan l6 to the Tx
port Steamship Co. with mdse: foot Java
str sisaola, crIstobal, Jan 10; csrtasens,
Ian %; Porto Colombia. Jan BAL santa
Nnted Fruit CO.. W!sh BASS Jan m,as Isl aaS TO
mdse: Pier Is e r.
Ste Celtic Star tBr). Cardiff. Jan 10: to
Bklyn.
str S B Hunt. Galveston. Jan 81; to
Robert L Hague g. Co. with oil; Pier g.,
Str West Corum rotterdam, Jan IA; to
]. H Winchester & CO, In ballasss fl 57th
ST.. Bkiyn.
Venice Dec 50, catania. Dec &c. Algiers
Jan 2; to Phelps Bros. with mdse Pier T.
Bush Docks. Blslyn,
Str Dochra. Buenos Ayres, Dec IS. Mon
teyideo Dec "a. Trinidad, Jan 13. Boston
Feb o; to Barber & Co, with mdse; Pier IS,
Bklyn.
str Poland tBr), Antwerp Jan 90; to
Red Star Line, with pass and rndse;
anchored off Quarantine.
str LON tNorl, San Domingo City. Jan
20, Macoris. Jan 81; to Atlantic Fruit Co.
with sugar; anchored off Quarantine.
Str serland (Nor), Christiansand, Jan 4,
Philadelphia, Feb Q; to s. o. Stray g. Co;
anchored off Quarantine
Str Meton. Port Lebos, Jan 2S: to CO.
lumbus Shipping Co. with oil; anchored
str dreidon lBr,. Cardiff. jan /; st
John. B. Jan 80; anchored off Quaran-
tine
aptine.
Str Steel Exporter. Avonmonth. Jan 21 :
anchored off Quarantine.
Str West Indian, Santos, Dec 2s: Rio dc
Janeiro. Jan 10. with mdse; anchored of
Berth Changes
Vessel Transferred to
Accomac. ....Ft Dupont st, Rklyn
Balosare. re.,.........., Eft 69th st. Bslyn
Tiorenee Luckenbach Robins D 5. Bkiyn
Fletcher's d d, Hoboken
Jefferson County. EFT Clinton st, Rklyn
N Harbor D D, Clifton, S
Mevania. Pier 6, Constable Hook, ]
~ uehsrleT. ssi rler -, n x
NJ Il Steed ed............... .Carteret,. N J
West Iaruth ....... .Morses d D. Bkiyn
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Sail Tuesday
TRANsPACIFTC MAILS

The CONNECTING mails close at the Gen.
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
Hawaii, via san Francisco, steamshtp
Maui February 4.
Netherlands East. Indies Especially ad.
dressed only. via San Francisco. steam-
ship Gorontalo, February s.
Japan. Coraa; China. siberia. French Inde-
CHINA. Netherlands East Indies {except
Vancouver and Victoria, 3. G., steam.
ship Empress Of Asia, February g.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
china, Netherlands East Indiea (excent
sumatra) and Philippine Islands. Via
Seattle, steamship Tyndareua, Febru-
airy g.
Hawaii. Fiji islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria.
b. c., steamship Makura, February IA
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
29 Ship Repair
Plants Reduce
Pay and Costs
slul in Charges Announced
BIZ Concerns in Norfolk,
Va. District. Becoming
Effective Immediately
1000 Workers Affected
lJniol, Men in Shipbuilding
Yards Now Balloting ON
Reduction in Wages

further step in the movement
tewsrd reducing shipping costs is
tsken by the decision of twenty-nine
plants in the Norfolk district to re-
auee ship repair charges, beginning
to-day, from 10 to 2a per cent.
At the same time these plants will
nut into effect wage reductions ranging
rom 10 per cent UP, affecting about
2,oo0 workers.
The Shipping Board this week an
rouneed that the drydocks and re-
psir yards in the New York district
had agreed to reduces their charges on
aork for the government approximate
II l21s per cent. No step mas been
taken as yet by these yards to reduce
wages, but it is anticipated that this
viii follow. Workers in the shipyards
of the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders' AS
socistion are now balloting On the pro-
posed reduetion Of 10 per cent in
wages, and similar vote is to be
taken By the employees of the Bethle-
hem Shipbuilding Corporation next
1QeSdayYs TIE ESQuC|iOH III THIS lAtEer
ease, If supported by the men, to go
into effect on February IA.
Working on Open Shop Basis
IN the Norfolk district the new
scsIs of prices and wages has been
sgeed upon by all concerns affiliated
With the Ironmasters' Association and
;he Marine Railway, Drydock and
shipbuilders' Association. AS these as
5sciations have been operating on an
open shop basis and have no agree
ments regarding wages with the labor
unions, the reduction becomes effective
1t once.
The reduction is based on the wage
scale of the Shipbuiiding Adjustment
Board, better known as the Macy
Board, which was appointed to fix rates
during the Ear. The last decision OF
sais beard was made on October l.,
i0la granting the men 10 per cent
Increase in pay. How the new wage
scale will operate In comparison with
the old hourly rates is shown by the
fnllawinp table.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Navy Orders
syem Fhe Trsbaae's Washiaotaa Eureda
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. Navy orders
aSSussd tn. duss R,slsox,,.

ssss dhe ifseN@a's WashsHdtoa EursdR
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Aasss,sssS, s,ss,, Ap elk. G W. to u. 8, s.
glory. Ss,iory. Ems. c. r., TO Mare Island.
Cu1ren Mach. j., to u. 8. s. scioto
y,eidman, Mach. H., to New York.
lr,se,r,rsngton. 1t. w, to New York
Srn Ills, ~ ssts F., to U, s. s. South Carolina,
ctAo fleet @ ss' : :"
Harrison ems. w. u. to u. $. s. rdaho
Wyoming - =
sng .a W - y. O. Wyem-
Nicholas sa, nns. g, r.a to u $. $. connec,i.
.ras Thompson, Gun. n. to Newport.
aosse,sgy. sy. 1t. q. 60 A., 20 Il. s. S. Cam.
'Msinssse, Lt:c. AZ, to U. $, s. Hannibal
farrsts, ar 1t w, S.. to u. IS. s. Chattanooga
Kisfar Kn Il d,g E. ID. TO Y. S. S, Isarker
"ssnekler, snoTi,s, 1t. q, 81 &c. r.. to j. ). s.
WSVssl.aip. Ems. q. c.. to u. s. S. sinclair
smlle.estneads Lit &, 81 w. D., to u. s. S.
Vera, L. q. g., +. J.. to u. S. s. Astoria
New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Marine Orders

From The Tribames Washfnotos BareaA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Marin,
Corps orders issued to-day follow:
Hammer, Capt. G. c., to Philadelphia.
Byrd. Capt w. c., to Paris Island
Wemples Lit ]. c., to Washington.
Beecher, ad Lit. @. r., to Philadelphia.
Sheets, Sd Lt W. r., to Norfolk.
Bartiett. Capt. s. j., to Quantioo.
White, Capt. A. j., to Norfolk.
Greth, Lit. w. l.. to Norfolk.
Bayman "a Lit. e. r., to Norfolk
1halheimer, I'd Lit. w. F., to Norfolk.
Larsen. I'd LIT. A. G., to Norfolk.
Webb, Capt. y. w. to San Diego.
kilgore, I'd LIT. w. G., TO San Diego.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

a pig path. Although it is a very dan
gerous place, there is nothing TO
warn travellers of the great danger
except a small sign on either side
with the words: SLOW, railroad
crossing" painted in small letters.
Just like sign for any common, or
dinary place. Strangers have no
idea of the lurking danger from the
reading of the signs. Sundays trav-
el demonstrated more than ever the
popularity of the Prosperity road.
More cars than ever before were GO
ing and coming over the good road
along fine crops. If Bob Tarrant had
sat on his porch in Glenn street late
Sunday afternoon he could have
counted more than 78 cars passing
within one hours time.
There is nothing in Newberry coun-
ty to warrant the talk Of pellagra.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02
ANNUAL CONVENTION
NOW IN PROGRESS

Orangeburg, July 2S.-The grand
lodge of negro Pythians is in session
here. This convention meets annual
ly and bpings together more than
1000 people. They have two branch
es, the Knights have $50 lodges in the
state and the Court of Calanthe has
over 200 lodges. All of the lodges
have two representatives in the con-
vention ,and there are ten uniform
rank companies in attendance.
The Knights are holding their ses-
sions in Convention hall on the cam
pus of the State Negro college, and
the female branch is in convention in
the chapel of Clafin university.
The informal opening last night
was a joint session of both orders in
the auditorium at State college, Hen
ry Barr Thomas, well known negro
citizen of Orangeburg, was master of
ceremonies. The program was good
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02
Donnan.Deaver
Laurensville Herald, 29th.

LaQfenSVllle hefaIu, Z5IH
A marriage announcement of sur
passing interest to large circle OF
friends and acquaintance IN this sec
ton of the state is that Of Mr.. NJ. Z.
Deaver, prominent citizen of Carlisle,
and Miss Lula Donnan, daughter OF
Magistrate J. W. Donnan, Of the Ty-
lersville section, the happy event tax
ing place in Laurens Wednesday af-
ternoon at 4 80 o'clock when the Rev.
P. F. Kligo. pastor of the First Meth
odist church, performed the cere-
mony in the parolrs of the parsonage
in the presence of only few assem-
bled friends. Immediately after the
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Deaver left by
motorcar for visit to the mountains
of North Carolina. They will reside
at Carlisle where Mr. Deaver is en-
gagged in merchandising, farming and
banking, being the president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of Car
|lisle. Mrs. Deaver is we'll and popu-
|larly known socially and as teacher
and church worker, for she has taught
for the past several years in the
graded school at Whitmire and has
during this time been prominently
identified with the church and civic
activities of the community in which
she spent her school year as we'll as in
her own during vacation periods.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

Ii summer goods to
b closed out regardless
Of cost to make room
for new fall goods. MINI
naugla' S.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

and able
the audience On delivered by Judge B. Hart
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-11-22
HEARING IN CANADA
FOR MRS. STILLMAN


John T. brennan, CUunSc. for Mrs.
Ann Urrwharl Stillman, who is com
batting the divorce suit brought
against ncr by James 4 Stillman,
former President Of the National CITY
Bank. Will apply TO Justice Morschau-
scr in the supreme court at F"ugh-
s,"pstr on saturday Tor q commjs-
sion 10 examine witnesses in Canada
IA behalf Of the defendant
The motion viii he joined in by
John r. Mack, general guardian OF
GUY Stuman. the infant whose lcslt-
macy is being questioned by Mr..
StIlman
Mr. Mack conferred with Mr.. Brcn-
ulu tlIs afternoon in lonhcrs regard
ING me proccduro n is und 'rstooi
tnaI a lawyer In Montreal viii he
appointed Io take the t,sumons of
between twenty and rorty witnesses
in Montreal Three Rivers and other
places in canada
"Thr hearing before Referee Gl'a-
son vHI also 100 ON of roushnr,ps o.
neat .,ro." " sad VI. Mace.