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Reports of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
Frf?th Broken by
Sbippini? Board,
Lines Declare
Atlantic Conference Sends
Benson Protest Against*
His Action i:i Reducing
Rates Without Warniir
Hrav> Losses involved
Foreign Companies .Ask lor
assurances o? Co-opera?
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vn?' ' rate changi
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*Ro , . . rangi :-. nts to
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?Tench Deputy lor Freedom
Of Imports and Exports
PARIS, 0 Freedom of im
jilUorts ' ' I ?????? red by M.
jWMUrd finance
??omm.i;, e of -'? . n ?puties,
^ho has nski d t . adopt
? r?solution to ? . etTecl says the
H? declares tl ? i the i |? w ... to
reauc, public expend ? . knd that
i!L?Sv' pro lucts,
th?
which, Uns ?? ulted ; - ti(. "?hutting
?own ?, many r.-K-toiios, Tia* boon
caused Hy the pubhc refusing to buy
*f ??"cmjnt of the constant increase in
of living.
7*1 ?fColif
In the World of Shipping
Thal the Kovernment, while it re-;
mains in possession of a crcat volume !
of merchant shipping, is in a position
to make or break any port in the United I
States is shown by the Department of
('mu m creo returns indicating marked i
reductions in New York's share of the
country's foreign trade, shipping men
al.V.
\ iewed from any angle, in connection I
th Admiral Benson's statement that'
ho meant to break up New York's i
monopoly by diverting shipping from
this | rt. the power of the board is
-' ident. Making all duo allowance for.
the congestion nml strikes that have
occurred here, it is plain that diversion
of government vessels t?> other ports
is the main factor In the reduction in
three months of nearly a fifth in the
value of the exports shipped from New
York.
S . far &s congestion and strikes go, ,
the fact remains that these were not in
force in the months in which the re?
duction was sharpest, and that there
'' ro only their after effect could play
part in the cutting down of the
tmde. That the commerce of
? ? mt : as a whole increased dur
period of New York's reces
011 . .,' other point, not to be over
For aove tinie past shipping inter?
ests have been commenting on the in-I
creasing allocation of vessels to South- ?
em ports. From the Pacific Coast1
there has been a constant cull for more j
go, but the Department, of Com?
merce figures show that this section's
? on of American sea trade hn
ff steadily. Figures for ''?? Clul
and south Atlantic i te1
? : si o :'? . howeve r. X. ? 'i
has hi a the South'! i,., i
W : h tl ' no these d eve 1
: ents . '? ppinj men are wonderi n c ?
? ' ?? new : . vi n-head? d Shipping ' ? I
p ai will work out. New York, !
can have but two representatives "?
th? board, it : - poi nt ed out, a ntl i
bilities of a coalition against thi
. ??! -. arc i vident. If a policy of sec?
tionalism prevails in connection with
the al ha ation and ope rat ion of t, ?
board' I ., ge, an element of menace
to the development of the new mer
? ma : : ?." will be created.
Black Eye for Concrete Ships
Concrete v? -?'.-. another ol ihe
| greal hipping discoveries of the war,
may share the oblivion to which the
wooden st.e ami rs of yesl evj ea r a re i up
a ng consigned. Both underwrit?
ers and mosl operators have viewed th?
concrete ship doubtingly from the
start, and the vessels have received
:; conditio' al class from the
classification societies. Advocates of
the v. ''. have contended
that the form of construction was
11 ustwi rthy, and that the
Marine Reports
THF, TIDES
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY
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Ata.iii.-ar. :>. 7'''. V\ Klaiaaul < let 30.
v anee 7 N K Capo charles LV <?ct 3L
'va 10S S\\ H,m.iras Oct 30.
a il ".'.' 1.01 ' t: )-'......a a ? ?et 2t>.
?Amelia lat 41? '..[, S Ion ?9 716 W Oct t?.
Ancon 928 S Scotland LV Oct V?.
I Anclta 44 N Jupiter Oct ??.
concrete ship could he relied upon to
give a good account of itself under any
. ondil mus encountered.
The experience of tho Shipping
Board steamer Cape Fear is cited by
the opponents of the concrete ship as
nn example <<f the shortcomings of
Mus type of construction. In collision
with the Cavannah Line's steel steamer
City of Savannah, the Cape Four sank
in three minutes. The steel vessel was
damaged, but she made anchorage safe?
ly, with no loss of life. A number of
the crew of the concrete ship were lost.
Man; Ships, hut No Buyer?
Chances for the sale of the wooden
tonnage owned by the Shipping Board
are not. improving with age, Admiral
Benson is now convinced that there is
no American market for these vessels,
and an qttempt will he made to Fell
them abroad. There have been many
previous attempts of this kimi, but the!
Shipping Board will try again. With
steel steamers a drug in the market
us at present and with Scandinavian
ship owners canceling their contracts
with foreign shipyards at heavy losses
to themselves, the outlook for sales
abroad is not a rosy one.
In a recent statement by a Shipping
Board official praise was tendered to
Edward N\ Hurley, former chairman of
the board, lot i bravery with which
iii> eul do-, n ' government's ship?
building < nun immediately after
: he armistii . ?:i Ibis connection it is
interesting to note the official records
of the Bureau "r N'avigation in regard
to American tonnage holdings.
These show that at the time of tho
armistice there were registered as sea?
going vessels 170 wooden steamers, ag- ?
Kregating 361.000 gross tons. Mr.
Hurley's cancellations were made just
after this, bul at the beginning of Oc?
tober, two years after tho armistice,
.. of wooden steamers under
? registry had risen to 376, of
(hi figures represent, private
. - government owned tonnage,
- of v. ooden steamers built '
- owners has been practically
Shipping Board considers
33 I. al are in good enough
to sell. It remains, however,
I : i purchasers.
\i Echo From Hamburg
n lowing, from Uamburg, illus
.--.? among other things matters
???time ave not as they were in
i ; ? : many ;
American captain of American ship,
-.-. itchiiij the un loading of his vi -? ? el at
a Hamb n g dock. A German dressed
in wi rk m.' clothes addresses him in
pi t-fect ! ?
i. ?rn . . : "B fore the war T was the
..: f a '? .0(10 '"ii ship. Now I'm
ing of sicvedores unloa ling
your sh i. u hat do you think of
thi
A --. ,- ; "1 ? hink ' hat if you had
tin? war I wouldn't be bossing a
gang of stevedores; I'd be one of the
edores."
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,1 \ i : -.: . ..<>?; Port i .obos Oct 30.
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Katherine 670 W San Francisco 8 l'.M
< i. ! 29.
;? .,--, pah 100 N Jupiter Oct 30,
Kekoskla 90 N Hatterus 8 P.M Oct 30.
1 !.. , I. v. 135 H Ambrose YY ? >ct SI.
Kokoino 170 SE Ambrose Oct 80.
I. a Drake 22 l-l Sand Key Oct 29.
I.abetl- ?60 H l'ui?- li-ni ?? ' ?? t 29.
la ? Oahoon 1 50 w N'W Toi tugas Oct 30.
I .ill ? Chai lottesvl le 58 ENE Calvcston
Lake Crystal lat 3 1 3,9 N Ion 7S 02 YV
Ocl 30.
. rt ter 12 R \ l>si - on l.V < ici 30
Liik? K rah : >^^ Klre Island tict 31
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: ..... F irlln 3 -i: -- .uth Pass 0?-l 30
: . Kan agut . ?' E ?'ape M .. y i ' ! 31
I.ak? 1-iKuri it,.. WNW Tortuga? net 80.
l.ak. Kill more '. i SW C*p?a Halt.-rus LV,
? n ? 29.
Uki. Kithian lat 0 il S Ion SO 42 W
Oot so.
Lak* Korsby S viSH Overfall? Oct 3*.
Lake Frmley <6 SW Tortuga? Oct 30.
Lu kl
ut ORii l? Cap? Henry Oct 29. .1
Clenevn 39 SSW Hut terna i ?cl 30.
Luke Cil l?os 828 S Ambrose I K ? 30
1 . .?? Hei lui I 42 H San I Island ? ?et 30.
Lake t'a a.?? , . i.... sw Tampico < ?et 29.
Lait a Still-., t 2 M \'\v t.n- is ' ?cl 30. !
i..,u. Hunai i-o 125 8 Halteras Oel
Lansing; 148 rrom Port ?an Luis 8 I'M
L . . \ .'.,:.,a 1 : 7? W San Pedro t I'M 1 '"t 29.
1.11. Hell i k c.,|.,? il. ni y Oct I.
l.'i;li' bui ne 171 si: s., bine Un r Oct 29.
Llsonlor 212 15 s iblno Oct 30,
la, m 120 .-? Cup. 11. nlopen ' ?et 30.
!.neigen .11 Cape Mai ? ... I'M t ?cl 31.
Mn law .a?... (AT) 112 S Scotland LV
Oct 7,1.
Ma len 11.1 ENE Wlnter<|U.irter LV (let 30. ?
Manliowoc Ids - Ambni ? ?cl .to.
Manon 135S \V Sun Fran Isco S PM Oct 29.
M .-.... albo ??34 S Scot land I ,V ? ?, I 30
Margaret Cuughlun ?in N Culuinbla River
- I'M Oc.l rs
Marshal Alleriby l.n '.4 21 N Ion 81 no W
Martha Washington 2<'.( s Ambrose o.-t 31,
Mason Pit; 31,' SI Jui t- , Uci 29.
Mi tapan SO N irth t 'ol m i > I 29.
Mexli ?no ! 79 ,- W l?alv. stun I l< ' 10
Ml -r.,., :;77 \V Kan !'? dru s I'M Oct 29. ?
Mol?a?? i? 785 S Ambrose LV ' tri 2 i
M...il..s.. 94 Sl'7 South Pass Oel .7"
Mundalo 2? NE San?! 17". Oct 29
Mm piai .? 290 S Sandy Hook ' ?cl 2*1
Myrmidon l?t 27 42 N' ion 1U.30 W 8 PM :
30.
Nnugus L300 W Midway Island 8 I'M
del 29
Nelson 270 SSW Sal.in? Oct 30,
Nes?o lut 2r. 12 N Ion 83 24 W Oct 30.
Neshobce pd Cape Charlea 7:15 I'M Oct 30.
New Vork 154 NNE Halteras Oct 30.
N? ?vton i.,( 30 40 N Ion 73 40 W ? let 31.
Nora 208 S Ambrose Oct 30.
. ictorara 23 ? 'ape Halteras LV Oct 29.
Olvi pic an-., in Cape rtaco '"? P M Oct 31.
.lo i"i Pirn I: Innd 12:20 I'M Oct 31,
Orator '?: 0 fl Capo Plattery s I'M i i. : 29.
? ?n cutan '.1.2 S Al :.let 30.
?Il m.00 17 Ainbrua I >? I 30.
.,..?;. 125 S Hat terna ? ti I 7,0.
Paraguay ? xn Cape Lookout Ort 29.
1 a.a:-.a ana 734 N Ci ist obal I ?. t 30.
Paul l! Harw.I 02 SSW ?antucket
Oct
Pi ? lion 220 r. Tan
I.a. 1-244 17 Tampli o Oct 7n.
I'.aut Adoi s 1.993 S San Francisco Oct 29.
p lai ne : 40 SB Sabine Pass ? ?et 30.
Pi " ... Plumas lat 7;9 53 X Ion 50 02 W
Rap '., 2.'" r P irt Lobos Oct 30.
Fia?' . 150 NE Jupiter ? ?cl 29.
Ricin m cal : ',7 N Colon ' ici 31.
30 '; Capo Mala 10 AM Oct SO.
1! val \rr, w 1,0 19 N Colon ? ?ct 7.0.
Hu? h 53 !7 Pire Islan'l ? ?ct 2r'.
Sal m Countv 147 SV, Soul h Pass Oct 30.
-., ? n ! 90?! W San I 'ran. i ipo S PM t ai .: -.
- ,n lili i 310 S Niiiitui 1'-' LV ' ?. i 30.
.. : i i. ,-, ni ino 20 la Great ta un Slioals
Mi
S Nanl m ket LV ? ict 30.
al S Cape Mala . let 30.
i t S?Ut h San Fia. ncisco
, 250 SE South Pas? Oct 29.
Hita 830 s S; n Fl in. isco S PM
r, .'.l si-: c ipe Henry Oct ' 0.
Snxe.ii 1 s Allierai li?e t Oct 30.
. . ; ???. ?: : ib. i Oct : 0.
n 0 s . ':.;? ? M ila t '.-t 30.
? . . : ;,,,.. ', 2i.fi W Sand K- ? " I 30
Sonoma : !09 M H. nolulu 8 PM ? '-t
-? n?i irtl 50 N .lupitei I ?et 29
h. :?? nt 41 2 X Ion ?2 29 W O.
U,n 2,51 : W San Francisco S
-a 11
in An.
;\V Cal ? .n i ?cl 3
N 14 h ri Oel -"?
. 400 W San Prancl
Tai .-.,'?: Sand K
irvil!' 15 7 NE l'an
t .luplti'l
i ni 125 -1. ' a . -
idiai IV> . i. ?;' ?
ICO E Cap? Il
V. nuira l. t T fi '.,' .- ...
?' t n W ' '
uni
t : mai -
Finit? ?' ' PM
: k ?'i istobal ' a
III I NE Cap.
\ M Oel
E Tu : a n Oct 30.
San?! '".?"?' ' '-t 29.
S Hin ??--. 14 SE .: iptlei . >, i 39.
: . M NE Havana ? ?et 79.
? i . ? ? aa . 500 W - ?'. Fran, isco '
il. ury
I'M
I'M
'
Oct
"a 2,816 SW H .nolulu
oot 374 Vi" San Francisco l PM
? '.' 7 ',' SW Honolulu S PM
t ' Ca a- May S PM
Cap? Fiai . y S PM
'.',, i.l i V. Sill !' ': . S P.M
! . mi 1,711 IV San Km isco c PM
' L
? K .
?3 from Los \ ngole? ? ici 29
Keats 1 IS W Columbia Itlvci ? PM
n i.".'! W San Francisco S PM
30
M Vi '? a ' ? s: . ?., pC Fiai t? i y s I'M
Ni
I IV ! : ?. ...a lu s I'M Oct 2?
.?21 ?V San Francis. ? S PM
a. - i a . 'omel i
W i h- mina 77 '1
l! 7'. .,- |en
. ? - from V' ru
t ... i ' ?: ! FSE s' il il",
.ai: 10 E Cape 11 nr> '
240 X T, :., Oel
a S70 : Ami i -,?? i i ? 2!
? i 03 N Ion 6 ; ''S TV
San Fran? isco S PM
10 ENE Lobos Island
Cruz i i. t 30
AMERICAN PORTS
N -
i
' .
ii It .1 .ni
I.ab. ..... k . ? ? ...
a - Inkula (Hr) Philad phia . t 'ubon
??.???? i ..:,,..,:., II
Port Ti ' \ ... add. n I Noi I
? ! ,-in I ' . . . -. Iti ' ? .. . a ?
:..';.. m .... Uiuiipnui
?' Vllai fl-'r). Hold aux .
?: L? im ; Win i, Pe? na a.an u
on News; l'a: .M. - - a n (Xor)
I laria l'al i . I ; , lion .lam Point
lob:? Davli (Hr) Ta:
'. ? . . In V (It). I'll .'.. ., A at! :
' H ' t.- l'a! . Cal? ', I\ i] h u Cap..
Henry, Vu o ? ! I'.,.... i ?? fur Ball
' a Poi Lobos Lake ? ?en -
' i, Calv-sl . .' ? Passed
I ! il 11 III l o n ' a, . ? y , \ ... v
a ml : .- . Heltorl Si X.i.a. Ire ; Fa
?? efl II ru .-nul Hui - a Cull
' ? . I ' ' ' Vrl hui '? ? a ?. a i \,.w
port N. Pa . : CI ....... a. a?|
(llr). Cienfui tius; Red id? . ! i
' i
II A It LE
' S'.
cl !
. \ I . \
; .
-'] ux,
i ? ,j
\ m ,
Tes
? ; :
. Lull .
.? ??
:
lilas. Phlladelphi i . Maxi
IHivana; ?I .ri, il
" '' ' ' > I: Sirs Red M un
'S ' re ?nui Hoi
? ?larl (cub)
s '.'? ' " ? C!i ' Man. h? -, ? ?a :
Liverpo Vaeuui impie. .......
I'o? Aril i .-. :.. . ni 111 c o
la ' ' ' '.'a.,- Mia
1 ' ' Hi -la? i. . : - a la Havre,
? : IllWI a :.,,!' i ' ... ?
d?llalo Ta :
Hreiiii md il am bu ig
Greece,
I ACKSONVILLE ?let . ' ?
Lak. ' i... i-lei ., . ?? \stmab Colon
t o N ? ? ' V i ' : . ' ' -. ' i. . ?
Hai a..,',. . . . . "i urh.
ida Chu . : ? ? . New Vork ... led:
-' : 111
'-' KFOLK. \ ... Oct 'i Vn Sirs
.a ?,. inn : ', ...
: 1 i-r U i -a I'hilait.-ipliia
. N. .a 1 ? a La
11 u 11 ?? i ? \ n r u s
Mum,
II
? ?
; ,.
P.. r i '..?a a l
;:.... u?
leinanai 111 1
Si.iie.l :
' isli Mopai 11 (H
,. ,. .
I'llila
(Hi
! :? ? i ?? - i i(i
a War
i churu.
. . Scot
? .
I
. i ' ,a
Li lyres
Pi .. u.s via
i i - Hygja
?... (U , l'hila lei ?
phi i Ero! . : '? ' i ? I eau ?i
I . .? A 'S - a. ...-?? . a bai l< ?,
i. a . a? \\ a ? 1(1! de Jan
. : ??(?plialn (111
I'll 11 Al 'Kt.l'p I V . ' ' An sirs
West I Slav, Ne?? \ : . .1 W Van : ? 7
Port Lobo?; i 'awson City, - it- ??"??
Island i ' " ' 31 Passed d .wn from
Phaa lei] ' . -1 Modesta t Nor I, Hei gen
? ? . I'i A so tin ??:....
... Marcus Hool Pa i ict i isse.l
down fron hilad. St I! hus
(Fr), Mu - - le (Hr). Rio de.
! il ,i ?val . ' .valer. Oct 1
! ; . a r 1 '1 . a ? I , :, .
i It: i. Manchesl ?" Pas it I un Piula
hia Stra Bibb .. i bil ; Lackawa una
i ? , . - reduii Rotl mi; P?
naghl's Verbot I s .'ike St Nazalrc.
poll I' TA M l'A. < '-i 31- -Sailed : Str
Mas "a :?'.. - i a., vi i l-C? ? V\ -'
in irt Alt TH :'K T? t, i ict .ti -Ai rived :
Sirs A C Nelson, 'rumia Polarlne, New
? . Mattati '1 exaa City. Sailed . Str
! Gulf "f Mexico. New Vork.
p. iRTLA ND, Me, Oct : \rt veil Sir
Meteoi Corfu 1<
!. i KAU ' . ' ' ' ?.rrlved Rtra
Edward? Norfolk;
Yuro C H : ' ' ' V u m a
Salle?! - ii 1 Oran Al
: . I ?'
l.,, ?m roro
ill and Cristo! ?
na via Havana
, , ? . , . . ii'l
... a? Ii Mackel ?? ? >:? ' >?vn
i : i :
Evan?, l'ami Hui ' nsoi ? i
I ,a i..- !"???. Mat? lena?
Cuba. Lut? ? Frlai Vnlllla a ml ? ilia n
port?, Meiltiiu (llrl, Liver) .a. Pro
gii'j.i: Ram.. Hltn
SAN I-'R ? - : ?. ? Oct 31 Salle i 4lh.
Penaacola, Manila; Lurllne (Hi), it >? ulu
China, Hon% Kong; Tjiaondatl (Hi). Ha
avia via S??ntl|f.; San Antonio, Punta.
r?-ntii? ; < irn nl, Ha vr>*. ?
SAVAN.VAH. Ha, Oct 31- Vrrtved: CU:
f Montgoni'-ry. New York; Ariadne Irene
Un, i', nsm ol .. Sailed : 30th, I-tai leni,
[avre; Co<|Ultt, Liverpool.
T\\ii'\. i'ia, i ict 31- -Arrived: Hilton,
altlinore; sehra l.i.iv Manan. Sagua la
?rande; Cinco Hermanos (Mex), Laguna.
'-ailed; Schi li,mi...ir Black, St Andrews
l-'OKKUJN PORTS
Oepnri urr-? for New York
Hamburg s .-. il Lucltenbach.
Cherbourg- s s Kran? ? ?
Seec.lee - S s New Texas?
Marseilles?H S Mirlan l.amlis.
Havre S H Hrynhlld
Soul hampton '/???? land.
Table Ha? s s Eastern Crag,
Ben ires
Buenos Aj res S s Il ?Jila ir.
Bristol S s rtoston Clfy.
Huelvu S S Nuria.
Leghorn -S S Sztsrenyl.
l'ara .-' 9 Benovetite.
l'i... ma Canal, Cristobal?S. S
Dollar,
Arrivals from New York
Havre s s Kai-nworth.
Algiers S S Jefferson County.
Antwerp- s S Huslii r,
Algoa Bay?S S Ar il go wan.
cork s s Milwaukee ?rldge.
J ' I v ?n out h~s Si la ron la.
Bristol S S Bristol City.
Southampton?S S Adriatic.
i lunedln - s s Icela nd
Montreal s s Macaddam.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S. s
Mi. ru.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Tim connecting malls close at 'lie g?n
e>al postofflco and ? Ity Hall postofflcs
??' ?II. n New Sfork, at 6 p. in., as follows:
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook fsliinds air.l spe?
cially iddr? ssi -1 mall for Now '/.-?:? and,
Australia, ?u Sun Francisco, S S Marama,
Ni ven b?-r 3.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, S s Manoa,
November ft.
Hawaii, Kljl Islands, New Zealand an,]
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria,
13 ?'. S s Niagara, November 10.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, Sia?n,
French Indochina, Netherlands East In
dles and Philippine Islamls via Vancouver
and VI torla, B. C, ?3 S Empress of Bussla,
November 13.
General F. W. Coe Praises
Columbia Training Corps
\\ rites Dr. liuUer Work of in
structing Reservo Officers at
University In Gratifying
In a letter to Dr. Nicholas Murray
Butler, president of Columbia Univer?
sity, Major General F. \V. Coe, chief of
coast artillery of the United States
army, praised ..lie work of the reserve
officers training corps at Columbia,
saying:
"There is no more important work
thai our colleges can do in furthering
the national defense than the educa?
tion of the corps of reserve officers, for
ill?' efficiency of an army is largely de?
pendent upon the efficiency of its
officers.
"I wish to express to you my appre?
ciation m" the work that Im i been ac?
complished by the coast artillery unit
at Columbia during the past year." Ma?
jor General Coc's letteii-continues, "and
especially during tho Camp at Fortn ss
Monroe, Virginia, which 1 inspected
July 23, 1920, The progress of the
students there as demonstrated by the
exercises I witnessed was most iin
pre: sive."
City o' ;
I
Stanley
Film Theater for Farm
CHARLOTTESVILEE, Va., Oct. 31.
-Tohn ArtustronE ?"? alonei. of The
Merry Mills, has - I ibout to solve the
problem o. the shorl age o ' fai in lab r.
"' - "-.- t? "make '. i'e on the I irn -
ni?.i ? attractive so that I: e lure of the
tow a will be less sti ? ." Mi Chalo er
is now having: n movinc picture heater
orected on his 400-acrc ':.i to open
about November 15, fn ? to all farmers
and their wives and chi ilr n wit a
radius of ten miles. Tl ?? will he a
night for white people and others ''or
the color, d peopl -.
In this way, Mr. I haloner dei ' ? ? -
The Merry Mills will become, as it
were, a national experimenl station
for amusement
"If the result, as I believe it will,
proves tin I the va I majority of a i
'.v?ntes and colored people within eight
or ten miles will patronize the thea?
ter, then the Federal and .-'ate govern?
ment can carry out my idea."
Mexican Dock Strike is Halted
Pending Fixing of New Scale!
VERA fVJY., Oct. 31. Provisional
settlement of tho strike ot* stevedores
and dock workers in the port here wa ?
announced to-day, after a conference
between representatives of the strikers
and employers al Mexico City, at whicn
Pre ?dent de la Huerta was pre; ent,
The men, who left the docks October
22, ha\ ?? atrrt ed tc return to work im?
mediately at the old wages pending the
fixing of a new waire scale. Ships will
be loaded and unloaded at once. All
the strikes called in sympathy at
Puerto, Mexico, Tampico and Progreso
have been called off under the same
terms.
U. S. Expert Coming to \i<!
Seekers of Latin Trade
1 ' ? arles i !. i u n n : n ??I am, former I rade
commissioner : ? Mexico and now United
States con n e re il ,. tach? t.? Spa i n,
will be i i this c t.\ from November 3 to
i, inclusive, to consult with manu?
facturers, exporters and others inter?
ested in the markets "I Mexico and
Spain.
The Department of Commerce an?
nounced yesterday that Mr. Cunning?
ham will receive visitors at Room .'l,
United States Custom House.
Victory Medals for Navy ?Men
-\ navy victory medal is t?i be pre?
sented to every regular navy enli ted
man who served honorably on active
d ity bet wei ? April li 191 7, and N'oveni
?ber It, ! 918. The distribution of
md clas] bi.- le at the
Navy Recruiting Station, 3-1 East
; ? .? - ' !? rd St feet, and appli
retired, a statement issued yesterdaj
says, should present their discharge
papers.
i Mi? Steel Earnings
Net ea fn ?ngs .' the i'3:-, Steel :
. pa ;.. before : he ?i- duct Ion of !? 'di ral
taxe foi : I ' th rd qu irter of 192?, are
' at $1,33 1,067, compared t? S I,
.'?_: i.:.,- in th'i i ? -1 quartet and $1,
' 089,1 !" i tin first larter. "!'; I
i anee It : I - ' - ' quarter aftet
, . . ?? :-.-.- depreciation and
mi icellaneous chary . amount ed I -
j I . . 7 - . ,... ... SI ,i .70? in tin
- m on i q larter and -v '' ?? ?' n tin I
quarter. After d 'duet ng esl
taxes foi the n ine moi ths, net earnings
are ? ;'. ?mated at $2,50 L,068.
Tiro Record
Third i
;? -..
Pult
I"
.3 .-!...' mil M terdai
t? 3-u A-., i:.
, -, , li m t.. rubbish
b'ifth av. and ; 11 ?' st.,
unknowi '
10?1 \V 117th st., unki
i Mercer st . Loui - Mut igei Slight
20 i : 'ii nton sr . Morris l:n ?
I - . Unknown
30 ? I : ? tslan?! --?:-. Ico
bullilin? N'ono
i Pa ..-? av.,
, h ? 3- \ ???.'i ! I ' "11-'? Co.l'i
??-.-,.'
.
.. . -? vi ??
Kl
| . . ? 'i,- ' N -i>
.. I . ?; ?? : .. \ . ," ?
lui ? l'nrk ; tu u- h. .??. . V.'ii?
1" 35 - Mil m ?t. uiul 3d av.1-. tu xi
unknown .Trifling
U. S. World Trade
Aided !? Bankers'
Finaneiiiis Plan
Guaranty Trust Company
Says Long-Term Credits
Are Needed Badly to
Build I p Foreign Business
The Guaranty Trust Company in a
statement entitled "American Goods
and Foreign Markets," issued yesterday,
gives a survey of international trade.
It asserts that a great step toward fos?
tering America's world trade through
foreign investment is foreseen in the
recent authorization by the American
Hankers' Association of the organiza-'
tion of a $100.0in,(i0?) foreign trade
financing corporation under the Edge
luv.
According to the company's survey
the foreign credit situation has
reached a point where loans to foreign
countries are no longer adequate to
meet the needs of th?; growing- foreign
trade of the United States.
"The Edge law corporation," the
statement ?ays, "as authorized by the
American Bankers' Association, will not
make loans, but will provide a source
of long term credits through invest?
ments abroad.
"That foreign investment probably
is a nation's greatest asset in th?; main?
tenance of a strong position in world
trad?1 is evidenced by tiie position of
Great Britain. Although her foreign
investment'; were diminished by about
$5,0 " ' il?? as a result of the war,
she still has approximately $15,000,000,
0O? invested in foreign countries, and,
through her powerful trade organiza?
tions, is striving fearlessly to regain
the ground lost during the war. Her
!'.? stments are so judiciously and
scattered throughout the world
that the slogan, 'The sun never sets on
the British Empire,' might he as ap
proprial pplied to her foreign in?
vest n
"The United States- second nation of
the w? Id in foreign Investments is a
C ?? lit. r ' ?.' n total "i" a1',. ;- il 1,000,
1 I '.'?? "i invested abroad. This amount,
a . .- ' :i pa r ,t w. ? h that of B rit i ill cap
ted abroad, is inconsistent
a . tl not r-ntial volume of foreign
? rade . f the United ~:': cs and must be
.?'???'< : '.:.?. h a' increase in the
fi reigr ' fade linanct pi '.ear of the
country i: we are to compete success?
fully with other natio .:. i! soosingof
nut ' ornions su rol . it ick ?Hi the
?[?rhand, if ",?.,., we m? -7 accept
Is from oui ebto I can -" that is
; ?"? uni ;.' ni. a n - by ?\ liich I can pay
their obligatioi ; to us. And we must
? -? ? .ioiIs as a ba ? is for e. canting
loan ? i ol her countries, -o th at new
market.? may be built up for oui
products,"
.Wail Firm Prier Level
Before Renewing Bnviijg
Purchasers Will Stay Out of
the MaH< ' al Present, Says
{'?< ?lit V-s )ciation
I ??-.me, demand -'. now
? on, will assert them
-'. .'ed ?buying '.via ;: a :' rm
price i rea is the prediction
? ' ? \'ati'inal Associate n of
C; iil '1 Caution until that level is I
1 he .-a council of t he associ?
ai he ? : rman ?hip of ?'. M.
i ml the ( rucible Steal Corpo
? ? ?.' ' a ? public to
m insinjc to sal (1 ay
? :? Su? buying in the
ni the council, is noces ?ary to
the cont .a : employment of I ibor,
equip 'til it . ? iterial.
A statement o I ' '?? a. nine: ' - ew3.
a . 1.1 J.I la.i'i'v Tregoc, secre
ary-t i ? a trei i he o 'gan izat ?on, fol
V, ? n pa fl :
" \\ ith c re nd .:: rency deflal oi
proceed in? in un? i mannei anj car
ried through wit'i immati
-',.:.: v. ? , ?. he panic that often
seeme ! immi ent, ?me still i
? ? .. uragi and ' : in thai lefia
-.. ... , nod it ?es wl sine I ble
and againsl which arl icial si n
or rest ra : I ?a nnot p r?va il. .Merci
apprec ; ? ? t ? - thin a firm pi ice le?, cl
is i he basis of r? newed buying, and
thai safety, rather than the usual profit
' ?e '?". el is reached, is the l hing
of importance
"Liquidation in ?-redits and the cer?
tainty that the peak of credit de is
: o move ou r vast harvest has be? ?tic
cessl'ully passed have nearly accom?
plished the lii - requisite for a resump
a of .i m net i vi tj Our
credil r? tources that had been mopped
up ! y unprod ictive capital requin -
nu ill -. have been gradua I?, released,
and will a oon b? ava table at reason?
able 'ufas t.. o,arl those great re
quii ents for c mst rue' ion which for
many J ear ? '? ere s -t. aside."
Transatlantic Kates Stahle
The British coal strike has had little
effect on t ran ?at lant c rate: , ai .,; i lii g
to ? tatement i m I yest. . bi the
jhippi :u: firm of A. 11. Bull & Co. The
f? ..-??:. a cribed : : hat mo t European
nal ona : ad stocked up well ? th coal
during the summer. The export coal
market, h cording to 'he firm, has had
a slight increase in activity for the
w?'.'i^ j ist ended
I. M. l\i. Appoints Manager
The appo intmenl of llei :,. , nn Win ?
tei \ .?., \ ork, :> - m u ?? er at Ham ?
burg ' r the Amei ?can Line i; an
!?.!'. ' i ed bj the Internati lai M ercan ?
tile Marine i mpanj Mr W nter will
.. I fri a \'ew York on No\? nib? r ?!, on
th? American lin? r M i ingolia for fiam
. tu take up at u ce I ? duties of
hia new :
RESORTS
\ 1 1 v\ I'M < 1 1 \ V I
1 ATLANTJC CITY.N.J. 9
i AixAnxenicaa Pia a Hotel |
iof DwtmctioRandRealComiort |
I riREPRO?P CAHAlif.. I
j -OPACITY 600. H\7/te"rS./J/SZ/>y\
Ambn?*?flui Tio:ri? ./i Atlantic fil/ >'??
Voit. Sauta Hurbuiii and Jo? Ane?m.
1 '.KI.HOOI1, V .).
LAUREL !N THE PINES
IAKEW00D, N. J.
tS:; ii.i ? a- ing the plnea and
? ; ' ' ? ? i r t s, riding
Sha 'I ? .valks ' ? - - ?:
1. ? .. : . am.
Bra ? ? r fir.so.
1 It IM? I?'. SHL'TK, Mcr.
rr,tfl of Oil Quel ec
B ?ay N\ Y.
TRAVEL
HI l>M>.\ Klll.K NHilIT MM
.. ? ? n y a )
?I v. ? si 1 -....i- m. La? Albany
?? .mini
Hudson River Day Line
?meo dlscutiunued fur the season.
TRAVEL
I
TRAVEL,
PACIFIC LINE
to SOUTH AMERICA
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES
NEW YORK ? VALPARA?SO
CALLING AT
Cristobal, Callao, Moliendo, Arica, I'jjuique, Antofagasta, Valparaiso
"EBRO".NOV. 27
"ESSEQUIBO" DEC. 21 ?
and Monthly Sailings Thereafter.
THE LARGEST STEAMERS IN THE TRAPE
new york" ? Guayaquil
PUERTO COLOMBIA """""' CARTAGENA
Cristobal
Buenaventura Esmeraldas Bahia Manta
GUAYAQUIL
By TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER STEAMER
"QU8LLOT?" NOV. 4
THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
SANDERSON & SON. General Agent.
26 Broadway, New York Phone Broad 23.50
OK ANY STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
LONDON
PARIS
LARQEST BRITISH STJZA.MER
Nov. 6?Nov. 27? Dec. 29
UNSURPASSED CUISINE
EVERT COMFORT
SPACIOUS STATEPvOOMS
SUITES DE LUIE
R Lit? ?>
NEW YORK?CHERBOURG?SOUTH \MTTON
ADRIATIC 12 Noon Nov. 17 Dec. 15 beb. 9 OLYMP?C I I'M Y . \ -.- 27 Dee.2?
NEW YORK?LIVERPOOL NEW VORK?AZORES?(?IURALTAB
Celtic .12 Noon Nov. 6 Dec. I I Jan. H NATI.ES- liKVOA
Baltic .l2NootfNov.20Dec.24Jan.22 Creli? * P. M N ?.I 0 |an j
Cedric.12 Noon---Feb. 5 ' Canoplc .J P. M. De? 28 1
AMERICAN LSaS?E
NEW YORK?HAMBURG V Y.?CHERBOURG?SOUTHAMPTON
Mongolia ... 12 Noon Nov. 4 Dec. 16 Jan. 27 ? ?Finland ... 12 No in N. . 6 D c. 11 Jan. I 5
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