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Reports of
Shipping and~?ews
of Foreign Trade
fee Disaster j
To U.S. Liners
In Prohibition
pacific Coat-l Shipping Men
?av Enforcement Vi ould
Cause the Scrapping of
?Ocean Pass-enger Fleet
Menace of Seizure Seen
yarch of Basgaee Owned by
Voyrters I? Threatened,
When They Beard Vessel
_\
Piciric Coast shipping interests are
--testing strongly against the pro
; .? j -. m nforcement ofi-pro
?????ion '? '?'? ? 'can vessels whether
'?,... s:. .'? waters or not.
'"'he ;-?"?' on *3 c^tentletl
? tho manner ted, Pacific Coast
?Itonjng men clare, American pas
najer liners v . be relegated to the
?--s? heap
-?:.,?_ ?... ;? p r Rt o? the cost of a
-?--7.-C7T vessel has been expended to
-?;:c-her Buitabl for passenger carry
3r.'' ?ays a statement issued at San
'?"-aacis-.'o. "She ha; to have sp
ijeeial aetommodatione and many con
teni?*nccs for | '?--'- ?W her pas
HBfer '- 'r entire va hit.
BtTfasel destroyed because she ca'n
?Mt be operated aa a cargo vesst
? ; ; initial "?-.-,- tm?ul and ?
I ne::-' ' ' immediate o?t
"? bo law : imply
?e! to ri3? ':
"Uow in a for? n j rl can passcn
etn' baggage be searched before b?
?U placed on rd?" asks The
\"i,apl!*5 Regist r. '-What self-respect
ij? passenger would perinit it? H
:v would it be possible to prevent
?-toxicants being carried on board th?
slip?
Legal Complications Seen
"If'a passenger ;:: found on ship
saard with '
?ion .who will deliver
Urn to the
United States port'.' What eiTect woul 1
?.he .irrest of a pas3i nger on
ave on th( busin? teai
are?
"Is it to be understood that passen
?jOT'traveling on Ai .?re '.^
j? sub jet: to ?
?revail on i
"Irnir.7 . '
board a v? nited States i
?euorc ' rty that he
iu beei . to is taken
;r*m hi* .- foreign *
??."? it b
?*7f the ? le? How would it V.. ?
-.?ble^'or t'r Americai : to con?
tinue busii ?-'- with ?
?M of pa
"Be-yone all this is the danger te
ist carrier A v?. r the la -
Tou'.d be
utomobilc. What stea
?W?djWant to risk seizure of a '<",.,
Wf?O vessel, which is entirely pos?
sible und? r ? en ' ' . ment of
'it pro : ' w i
not to be strictly enforced, of what
M is it ?
Disastrous to ?Shipping .
"S-araming? up the matter the eni
sent of United State s pTohibitioi
?a the high seas would soon reiegati
-*r passeng ??? . ? ? the scrap
tt they could on cargo tran3
wtation aloi Over half a billion
itUara ed in American pas
?wger
IMC aonej What propaganda ... ;?.?
fork to destr.?-.? the American merchant
?arise? Might \.e not suspect t
UMS that would pre::: thereby?"
The American ?steamship ?"
?auot?ation, with headquarter? in New
Terse, which re pro;'.:."- all I
Anerican line's, hag voiced its o;
'?or. to the extei tiun to
nwell ? . of American waters,
?d a com mitt? - ?rganization
as visit?-?' '. ? and < on '
*hb Offic
MRBne ??owners have po
fit :': ?: ? law will Ln
?te-seriously the abilitj or the Ameri
?o mer eh an marii mpcte suc
Hllfulh
P i - ;? ng.
.'0 ami uncement has been made,
?-weTcr, as to the attitude of the
?fia-R-ry officials ;:? regard to the
Brtest
Foreign Trade Notes
JJtnadiai ? ??- to South Africa
'??T"?,;r ;': ' *? $2,234,
J*. ? coi ; for
?ptemiV-r, :
A new - the Polish Diet
name.-- ? .. aeventy
y* c?2- including certain
**"> : nemicals, machinery,
j**l?, ?kii , woolen u-oods and d th
*f "? 2 to duty.
TI? Ita - - *-jetions on the im
KtS?e ' ' :" mineral oils,
jJOwng .- ar)(] fuei
? i! reported, about January 3.
(- ' ' reported to have
', ' - from
or Canada,
\T& '-'
1 lamezat .--.
""? '-' :- ' ?. ai a
S -e" the
i, and
;-a a.v-i that t
?l?w*.? to th?
? ? ? ;Iaxa
2 ? '
Niblack Will Command
lT. 8. European Fleets
Promoted lo Vice-Admiral for
Conspicuous War Service,
Says Daniels
l -. - IV '.shington llureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.?Bear Ad?
miral Albert !'. Niblack, now serving
as naval attach? at London, was to-day
d ci '?'.'-a?uier in chief of the
American naval for?es in European
water.?.
ntment, Secretary of th?A
Navy Daniels said, which carries with
lit the promotion in rank to vice-ad
77 ro . is n line with the policy of re
warding officers whose service during
the war was conspicuous.
Admiral Niblack succeeds Vice-Ad
Harry McL. P. ?lus?, who lias
nmand of the United States
- in European waters for the last
year. Admirai Huso will relievo Rear
Admiral James L, Glcnnon, command?
ant of tho Third Naval District, at New
York, who retires soon because of age.
Secretary Daniels said that his ap?
pointment of Admirals Wilson and Rod
man as commanders of the Atlantic
and Pacific fleet; were tho first he
of distingu - hed . ? n -
the war. He added that the as
ijor General Joh n A.
L? ?eun I the Marine
ind Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss
as commander of the Asiatic fleet were
, ; their conspicuous
?? during the war.
New Zealand to
Exiencl Sell erne of
Preference Levy
Dim riminatioii in Favor of
British Goods To Be More
Widely Applied; Call for
Application to Shipping
tariff pref
i roposed
it of New Zealand, ac
tnouncement made to
the New ? .' i cl ambers o? com?
merce by Pr< n ii .? Massey.
ys Mr. Ma3soy, "that
the , ire is re cognized in
that the various por
tioi - of thi empire seek to benefit
oth ?? ad of fighting by tar?
iffs. ? am ; ? pared to negotiate for
reciproc7ty with Australia, for which
the re i: bul 1 agree with
the ch? commerce that then
I an ? discrimination
against Great Br tain."
New Zealand received
in 1 ? ? . j js the first
? revision of
: he tarif! ? , long over
lue, "II thii en years since ihe
la ' revision, perial preference
?'?e.-.. firsl . - ? n ivelj ' I.??" :t ' ; do
as pro
? ?.. . crops of anomali , o ' which only
the mo .... tnedied by a
?
? tariff was planned to be moder?
ately pr iu? producing,
..?:'?. have made
it highly protective and productive of
greatly increased revenue, since the
ar? li ,'iable upon values. Reci?
procity with Australia is desired, --.me:
? Australian tariff, especially on
primarj produce, operates adversely
to Xe\v Z? 'ai ..
According to a New Zealand corre?
spondent of the Trade Supplement of
'?he Lor,?!?-?:; Times, Premier Massey'a
announcement is welcomed, but public
opinion favors the wide interpretation
o? imperial preference previously give**
by !Mr. Massey. This included ship
. and cable arrangements, ii
is stated. "While k'ew Zealand is an:.
i ? - ; fad ." it ...
i u.'??'.? ing the ;
ind i ?7 a
d ?sad' a po ition v 1 ich ; he
i ? ???' "
An 7 ? ted difficulty which ha;
f tl ? tion of t im?
perial preference policy is reported
:. rom New Zealand. English wholesale
., it is complained, in many case.;
fail to notify New Zealand buyers that
the merchandise sold is not of Britis'.
origin.
Importera are said to receive sampler
?- - - ? r
ence of evidence tc
the ? be of Brit ish manufac?
? - ii der th?
prefer? ntial Briti tarif! ( irders ar.
placed, ?.id. b the con
d to consii?'
... ??e : in Japan, Italy o?
Bril :oun1 r;?. T ti<
led out, !h< refor?
? duty i a rat? 50 pe
... ,. . _ ?-H.
cause the goo? gn origin,
? of the importer ha\ .ni
? s," it is declared, "h?
ha 3 the of breaking hi
contracts with his customers and re
fusing to a? elivcry of 1 he con
? , ... ,-., | ? ,. mer
se niel losing the bulk, of not ali
of hi ale."
To Carry Out Shipping Act
Joint Committee to Adjust Kates
by Land and Sea
WASHINGTON, Der- 29.?An aeree
ment was reached to-day by the. Ship?
ping Boi the Interstate Commerce
Commis; I po ntment of a
?oint ?-airy out the related
terms ol pping and transporta
?
pe i 0 i s r? ?:
yet undecided, ? hairman Benson, of the
to-night, but it
con i I ol x members, 1 hre<
from ci ? will st udj
? .: ? the now
la
Among 'he important que Lions lo be
c estab
; ' fei enl al rail rates for
commodities transported fot shipment
the working
out i i stern for an equitable distri?
bution of the country's commerce
various ports.
- re T?|.?>hon?? Namticr l?.
?OVVLJN?. LRKK.N 2&0O
< ui.i. A?l?lr???i
"li.U-IOS" M.AV VOllK
RRLI LAB BERTICE
VKtV YORK \M> I'OKTO RICO
N'BJJ YORK AND SANTO DOMIM.O
>IH Vdl?l 1MI WKST M "Kit A
XEW,YORK mi Mi.it; ti,braneAI
ana itL.MJv SEA FORTS
A. H. BULL & CO.
Agents I:',r
A. H. BULL STEAMSHIP CO.
BULL-INSULAR LINE, Inc.
BULL-INSULAR S.S. CO.
BULL V/EST AFRICAN LINE
i BULL STEAMSHIP LINE. In?..
(Operating out of Baltimore, Md.
U. S. SHIPPING BOARD,
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
moved from 17 Battery Place to
40 WEST STREET, NEW YORK CITY
Marine Reports
THK TIDES
High water. Low water
e , ,, , AM *'M AM PM
Sandy Hook.llisi - 5:2? ,-,.57
Oovcrnor's Island- 12-.02 6-5? 6"6
Hell Gate. 1:27 1:47 8:10 i:?:
Arrlred Yesterday
Str Far.ia 7'?>ro.sa, Valparaiso, Dfc 11;
Antofagasta, Dec 13; lqulque, Dec 14;
Cu lao, Dec 17; Cristobal, Deo 22; to v.T 1:
Grace Se Co; with pasa, rauils and mdse;
Pier 32. Bklyn.
Str Norman Monarch (Br), Liverpool,
Deo 9; 10 the Cur.ard Steamship Co; with
, Pier 66, N R.
str Lepanto (Br), Hull, Dee 9; to San?
derson <k Son; with mdso; Ft 7th ft..
Hob liefen, N J.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda, Deo
27; to th<^ Kurn<?s:i-T'.errmida Lino. With
pans, malla ?n>l mdso; Bif-r 95, N R.
Sir City of Everett and barg? S O Co,
No hl, Tampico, Dec 17; to L> T Warden;
with crudo oll; North 11th st, Bklyn.
Str Brilliant and barge S O Co, No 90,
Tampico. Dec 17; to l> T Warden; with
??rule oil; anchored oft I'oorhouse Flats,
B R.
Str El Alba. Galveston, Dec ?3; to the
Southern Pacific Co; with mdso; Pier 21.
N R.
Str Sagua, Santiago, Dec 7; Teta, Dec
22; to t!'--- United Fr??:t Co; with pass
and mdso: Pier 15, E !..
Str San Blas (Br). Philadelphia. Dec
28; to th? United Bruit Co; in ballast;
.: hi is"s I? D. Bklyn. '
S?r A?tee, Lobos, P?"- 23; to the V?rltaa
Shipping Corp; with ?rue oil; anchored off
"i.iriii.'-!
Str Munplace, Progreso. Dec 17; Plym?
outh, Mass, 1'?? - 28: to the Munson Steam
sli p 7..!,. ; with mdsi . Robins I? D, Bklyn.
str Walter A Lucltonhach Hamburg,
' ?? ?? 7. ? to thp I.-j'-'-;- r> ip*i Steamship
I., -.-;???.! h i dse; fl 33d st, Bklyn.
Sir Belvernon (Nor) Neuvltaa, Dec 22;
to tho Atlantic Fruit Co; with sugar: Pier
2 ?" k r
Str F I? Aschp, Galveston, P"i 22; to D
T Warden; with o:;; Pier C, Constable
HonV x .1.
Sehr Mary G Maynard, Georgetown, S C,
Dpc : ?; ; to Crowoii & Thurlow; anchored
off Bav Ridge, Bklyn.
Str Rochambeau <Fr), Havre, Dec 19; to
the Compaenlo Generale Transatllntlque;
with ; as, n ils ci?.-! mdse; Pier 57, N R.
Mr Partford. Baton Rou?e, Dec 21; to
T' s M. :.. ?-.i Oil Corp; -with oil, Pi>?r 4.
Ba nn< . N .1.
Str Mongolian Prince (Br), Hull; a:.
?' Quarantine.
Str Cai brai, San Juan; anchored ofT
Quarantin? .
-?. 12 .. 1 (and barge), Port Arttrar; an
cl ???'? off Quarantine.
\\ ?lhe - J bi 111, '1 amplco; anchored
? ?!': QuarHUtin .
? 1. ?v. Pai k (Er), Norfolk; en
: nil Quara nl In? .
"??.-.. Br),
' -..-.!:
S? r Roehollo (Br), New Orleans an?
cho d off Quarani ini .
Berth (. hangp?
Vrssol Tranf^rre?! to
Agwidale.1'iPr IS. B'klyn
.'? nteitam.Pier 2, Constable )!?;>';. N .1
Bllbster.Foot Columbia st, B'klyn
Calamares .Pier 9, N R
P irbyllne.Anchored o{7 S 1
... Moon.anchored off R?1'!
T!.: Pints, B'klyn
l-ldremont.Pier 2.. Dri? Basin, B'klyn
Edith.Pier 27. B k!> n
El Capit?n.Pier 22 Constable Hook, 77 J
Glendevon.Bi--r 29. B'klyn
lo .,.-: :.Anchored -7: Bay Ridge, B'klyn
:?????? . . ,Plc< 2 E R R, .'? rsey Ci y
Lakevilla..Foot 172d st N R
V " '?sport.Pier 2, Hob^ken
Olinda.Cranes I) D, B'klyn
??:???? ?I Pro-well.Birr 42. B'klyn
- - - .lacinto.Whale Cre? k, L I C
? , 011v 1.1 ''.'? 44, B'klyn
Stavaugeren. Boot Conover st, !l ;;.'?
T K lit ntley .Foot 60th m1 E R
:.-??.. County.anchored off P.p>3
Book Flats, B'klyn
War Pharata.Pier 1. Tidewater, N .1
V esi 11 land.Boot 21st st, B B
7. luinas.Robins D D, B'klyn
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Du" To-rtay
Vessel.Port. Departures.
America .... .. Napl?? .Dec IS
.HallfF:.Dec 27
,:-.Antilla .Dec 24
?:*u?. .. .Antwerp .Dec 17
Cambrai..San Juan.Dec 25
Aliianca.1 Iristobal .Dec 22
Korona.st Thomas.De?JO
Huhert.Para .Dec 18
Ti vives.Kingston .D 1 24
Dne Vn- -nrrnw
Pesaro.Naples .Dee IT
Pai a..London .Dec 1?
B >rga.Hamburg .1 '?".' 15
Vasari.Liverpool .Doc 18
.Curacao .Dec 21
Esperanza .Havana .Dec 2?i
Cuyaba.P? rrambui o .Dec 11
' ty of Savannah.. .Savannah .D ?15
Comanche.IacKson\ ilia .Dec 23
Due Saturday
Ryndam.Rotterdam .Deo 21
Menomli ec....London .Dec 18
Due hunday
Vauban.Rio do Janeiro.. .Dec 18
. .. Havana .ppp '.'
Turrialba.- ' rlstobal.Dec 26
A ipah .. ? .Jacksonville ....Doc 31
Due#Monday
San Juan.San Juan.. . .. . .De ', 1
1 It; of St Louis. ...Savannah.Dec 31
OCTGOI??G bTEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
Mall Visse?
clos??. ?alls.
Susquehanna, Brcrm-n. 9:30 AM 1:00 I'M
Di .ttningholm, Goth
? h trg .10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Re d'lialla, Genoa_12:00 M 3:00 PM
r??r?t,v, Dakar.13:00 M 4:00 PM
17.! Luekenbae-h, Crls
.' 7 "0 AM 11:00 AM
; bago, Lake
..11:30 AM 2:00 PM
i Prince, 1 lueuoa
.12:00 M 3:0? PM
? , P.lo do
Janeiro. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Mayai ., Trinidad .... 7 00 AM l I .00 AM
Hu? n? '. ? rea '- :30 AM 12:00 M
? Sao Oomii bo.12:90 M '3:30 I'M
r-ail Xo-tnorjow
Heilig Ola ?, Christi?
ania .11:00 AM 2:00 PM
Escolam Cadiz..-. S :90 AM 12:00 M
Duca d'Aosta, Napled. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Patria, Piraeus.12:00.M 3:30 PM
Morro Castle, Vera? ruz 8:30 AM 17:0OM
Coamo, San Juan. ?s:S0AM 12:00 M
' al ?? Marita, Uarbadoe.ll :30 AM 2:0-0 PM
lois,'San Domingo. 3:30 AM 1:00 PM
ruiil Saturday
Panhandle State, Lon?
don .10:00 AM 2:00 PM
Clarksburg, Hamburg.. 9:00 AM 1:00 PM
Calamares, PI Llmon.. b:30AM 12:00 M
Martha Washington,
Due?os Ayres. 9:00 AM 12:00 M
Sail Monday
Colon, Cristobal.l 2:00 M 4:00 PM
TKW-I'VUK MAILS
Th? connecting maus <:?.?* ai ibe General
Po?'. Ortue and City l!*.:i Post OfTic? Sta
llon, N?'W Turk, at 0 v in, as follows:
'? :??.'. Cor d., China (except Shanghai
<"ltj., Siberia, French Indo-China an?-l
'?'- herlands Eas? Indies', via .-?? aUi?*,
steamship Su?iva M.-, r?i, December 30.
Hawaii, Guam a:?.?l Philippine Islands,
via San Fran Isoo, 1*. S. A. T. Sherman,
D< ? mbcr 31.
... ? ?? Francisco, **. 9. A. T.
. ' ' ry I.
',U -?a;. :1 e ud : p? daily :? ldressod : ..
Japan, Corea and Chin?, via Satt Krau
L'lC'o, .'??"ai.-.-.hip l>?r.?-:a Maru, January :.
? pan, ? 'orea, ? bins Siberia, Fn : h
il? " Easl Indie? (except
a), a id PI llippln .. tids, via \ an
i'ouvcr ?;?. \ ctorla, B. C, ?teamship
i. Russia, .! ,*.??ua ry S.
Ilawall, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
-?? ? alia, via Vancouver and Victoria, D.
( . steal ship Niagara, January 3 3.
Ueport9 by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval ?Commu?
nication Station
rDistai.ee Ib given In miles. Reports arr?
dated at noon unicHM otherwise sp?cifie'! ]
Achilles 4?,2 8 Cape Henry Der ?2?.
Agwimoon 121 B\V HaHcrai Dee 25.
w-n 115 \V Tortugas Deo 2S.
? ? ? 35 S ?V Kan ? Key I ???? 28,
Arlington ??? l?: by .'?? Block Island V"-- 29.
Ai ,n, : ' S Pire l Uand I ?? ??? 29
Auburn p?J Capo Henry I;45 I'M Dec 29,
Baldhill 30 E Brunswick Dec 2S,
Baton Itouge 4'?4 f-'K 'jampa Deo ' I
I-.? Ltrlc? 1 ! 8W Haltera? Ded 28.
? 'oeui lat 7:? 09 Ion 6<? 4< Deo 2?.
Bel hnor DO 8K Ca p< I ?-oo .? ? Dec 28.
l;<-. ?..?.?; 2.'. W CoIumbU Itlvor 8 PM
De
BenJ no In Brewster ISO S Pan PeUro 8 PM :
'. 27.
Bel iheja Brldgs 103 W Cape Henry!
Dec 29. |
Birmingham City Ci I.'E by N Halteras j
Deo 29.
Buckbannon ?* ?-? Hatteras Deo 29.
a 48 P. I? ?-? Tortugas De ?? 28. i
Broklln* 742 N Colon 1 "?c 7'.
Cal? '?''a M aril la? i-> 4A ?nn 71 14 Deo 2*
Cambria lal ? ? I Ion "1 27 Deo 2?.
Carrillo ?83 H Ambrciso Deo 29.
?ut Ulli 2V? BW Hatteras P'o 28,
... : >0 t? Halteras Deo 2?.
City "f Preepor? <8fi ?' Toxpam Dee 28.
Cuy of Ht Louis 2:?6 8 Ambroso l"*o 28. '
? i: r, i,,,. . 2i from n??no]uiu 8 PM
Deo :?
Creole male, 314 H ?"ape Henry T'en 28.
iij.nviil.-j 302 END Port Lohns Pee 28.
!??.. r Lodge ?If?" \V M.iiidIuIu 8 PM I'"* 27.
Deroch? 200 8W Hattnrae Deo 28.
Dllwortb 60S W Han iV?1ro 8 PM Deo 2T.
lj?,rehe*t<jr lb 10 Pire Island Deo J?.
I'.??*!?* Hi H Cape Male) ? PM Deo 28.
Easter? D-urn 8S8 from Cape Hear** Deo 29.
Ea?u-rn Exporter 4!0 W Fan Francls-ro S
BM Dec 28. \
Eastern Mei hant 2859 T/ Honolulu S PM
Dec 2 7.
Edmore 3020 W S?attl? : 30 PM D 2?
El Capit?n I3? N Jupiter Dec -?.
Elkhorn 1182 S San Pedro Vor. ?;$.
Eocene 2.- BW Hatteras Dec 25.
Esser 20 NE Cape H ?julo pen Dec 2?.
Flrmora 139 .-' Ambrose I ?ec 29.
Freemartla SW Flri Island D^c 22,
'ion W C Gorgas 2 i 2 E Colon Dor. -j.
Glendoyle 204 s Cape May Dec 29.
Glenpool 200 E Cape Cod Dec 29.
Gloucester pd Fire Island Dec 29.
Gulf Oil 165 SW Tortugas Dec 2.?
Gulfland 115 SW Nantucket Dec 22.
Gulfcoast 122 SB Sabine Bar 1"jc 2S.
Gulfstar 20 SB Tampico Dec 28.
Gulf stream 7 SE-Sabine Bar Dec 28.
Hahir? 140 W Sand Key Dec 23.
Harvester 72 NW Cape San Antonio Dec 2!.
Heber 418 E Cape Henry Deo 22.
Herbert L Bra-: 65 NNE Batieras Dec 2?.
Hewitt 427 s Hatteras Dec 20.
Honolulu 790 B AmbroBe Doc 27.
Houston 4671 \v k^v West Dec~"5S,
Hoxbar CO NE Hatteras Dec 29.
i C White 15 S Hillsboro Deo 28.
Indianola Ial 26 (2 Ion 83 42- Dec 28.
Insonomia 30 SSE Hatteras Deo 28.
Independen -j Hail 790 E Overefalla S PM
Dec 28.
Isonomja 55 SB Capo Henry Deo 23.
Italia 62 S Charleston nee 28.
J M Guftey 168 S Galveston Dec 21.
James McGee 54 K Tuxpam Dejl 28.
?!ani"5 Otis 2.7:7 ?; Cape Henry Dec 2?.
John D Rockefeller sr> SW Hatteras Dec 28,
? lohn Englls 120 E Cat-. Henry Dec 29.
Julia Luekenbaeh 120 SE San Franclscc
Deo 7 -.
K I Luekenbaeh 900 E Ami rose Pec 28.
' r .,.,. nd ... 12 Ambri s 5 AM Dec 2'-.
Lake Bridf Boca Grande Dec 27.
La ,1 Cahoon 234 N B Y'-ra Cruz Dec 28.
Lake Ellenorah 7:; SW Hatteras De 2?
Lake Ellithorpo 'J.'-?, SE Ambrose Pec 2?.
Lake Elmont 19 N Hatt? ras D
Lake Fandon 760 N St Thomas Dec 2s
Lake Fighting 190 SW Bookou! Dec 2?.
Lancaster 645 K Honolulu S I'M Dec 27
Lena] ?? : 6 S Scol land LV I ?i e 29.
Levisa 454 S Ambrose Deo 28.
Light burne 77. S Jupiter Dec 28.
? c ?:..? ; ..'?- r An bl - ??? ! >i c 29.
Lilinae 67 N ? an . \ r? i ? - 2-,
in 476 N Sanl -? Mar: a Doc 28
?: ? ewawa 90 E Charleston Dei y
Mi bile i ity 2 500 W Fia '? ri s BM Dec 21
Moosehausic 230 from Capo Henry De : 2''.
Mount Clay Cil E Ambrose Dec :s.
Nantucket 85 N Hatteras Bee. 20.
Neptune 321 S South Pa^i. Dec 28.
?'? ??? Windsor 7?: ?2 Cap-: Henry Dec 28,
Nlnian 4u0 E Ambrose ?s PM De 2S
Nora 240 ENE Prtrt Loboa Dec 25.
Oregonian 578 NE Coli ;. Dei 7
Osawatomii .. i^'B Capo May Dec 2,ri
Bennett 114 SSW N
Dec I .
Paasnaj 770 S Se itland LV P- ?
Paloma (. i .-'? --. -a lund LV Dp?: 2'-.
Pa -r lia; S 7 :- Wii tei Quai ri ?
P< an Don 115 W Pu d K, D . ?. ?
i'-.v.- an ? -SW P.ai-n<>gi?l De. 20 1
Philip Publii ? l'api Ma ;
Boinl Lobos 0 : liait? ra - Der 29.
? P1UITI.SS 160 2, .lupil : Dpi 2?.
i r-sKl- : ' Wilson 1743 E Ambroso Dec 2
Princeton 291 E Tampico Dec 28.
300 N Cristobal Dec 20.
Kayo . '? S Ambrose : ?ce 27.
Kcgulus 77, f: Nantucket 1 AM Dec 29.
1. loh? nuca : il" B B irl Lobos Dec 28.
h Ile . 75 s Ambrose Dec 28
ROi bester 22 S Hal : ras Dec 7 9,
S B 'Hunt 106 N Jupiter Dec 2S
S?balo 160 SB by B Cape Henry Dec 2!
Sr.llna 720 w San Pedro 8 B71 Pee 27.
Sanra Eulalle ;?? : ; ri. Ion 7s 72 Dec '.
Sepulga 33 SI-, ( ape Cod i'"-- 20.
ranee 1'. ? ESE Sabine Bar Dec 23.
Sherman 20 N Watlings Island I>e? 28.
: ' /, j ? 7 cjE S Uth Pass Dei
Somme tat 12 57, Ion 77 0 I Dec 2?.
St?-e! Invent .-r 7 10 SE San B-. ;:' i ! I
Dp o 28.
Stockton 226 W San Pedro S PM Dec
Sun 222 E Sab ne Bar Der -?.
Sunoil . - N Hat ? ras Dec 29.
Sylvan Arrow 556 W Sail Francisco S 1
Di c 28.
Tel oa 100 77 Jupiter Dec 28.
M ' i la? 29 09 Ion :7 02 Dec 28,
. u< >. 7. ??" i w Honolulu S PM D
2 Irg nia " NE Great Isaa : Dec 2
Waban 430 S Sa'n Francisco i PM Dec
Walter Hardcastlo 14? :?'?-. ; uth P
Dec 28.
Westport 24 S Nantucket Dec ^.
West Apaum I?3 S Acapulco Pe ? : ?
I Cajoot 2,4y3 W San Fran ..
Dec 27.
'. ? Hassayampa 245 E Ambrose Deo ..'
West Hixton 1.77 : : rom San Ped?
Di c 7 7.
Went Ivis 2,6- w Flattery ! PM Dec 2'
West Jappa 2.742 \V Flattery S PM Dec
W? .-? J? 5Sup 1.021 W Flatl ry S PM De :
Yn'.d. oit Montauk Point -
Western Prl le lat ; ! 35 Ion 72 77 De : 2!
Wheaton lat 40 ? 9 Ion 68 2J Dec 2 >.
Wi?-o 149 NNE Halteras Dec 29.
Wllh linlna 1,72'j W San Francisco S
Dec 27,
Wilh-lm Jebsen 94 S Ambrose Pee 29.
William H Doheny 111 \ Jupiter Pee Z
'r. n ipa 1,074 S ?-? otla nd !.'. ! >?>c 2S
V. ilig 4S2 S :? - Hand LV Dei 7 9.
AIJ1I? AN PORTS
BALTIMORE, D?n 2 ? Arrl ? d: !
Ba dbuitfi, ?2: i Bl n?:n Yvonda
?;? -?? Boca Grande . Isf< nd ? '?
Cardiff; West Chaltala, ftrei - ...
., r !-:-?? i ios! n Trim.' uni u 11. 1
; .- ? ] : :;;?. London ! la I'hlla
^?hrv?' Brest via P ????* Delga la; G n
H P Hodg? I : ' ga 1, Boca
Grand. ; sehr Hai
? . i?An Ivi ' Strs G??n a
Maru (Jap). Chl . to via San
I '?? . . .
uc, Phllad?
(28lh): Lake Washbui n, 7?.? ??
\ ... ? . . Haven. Masa, Dec .:.
Sehr Charles ? ' List? ? ? : it J an, N B
New Tork; Wil lam iiu'.. (fro-m Bangor),
x?< w y ?
CHARLESTON, S C, Dec 29?3all li
Lb ,.?? Char] tte. N'offoik.
GALVESTON, Tex D? 23?Ai
?T M Gul?ey, Tampico; Theone (Gi
?'a', re; ; ? 1 '?
Sailed:! :
Bai ? lona ?..Sr. i, Barcelona Wall ? (I ,
Bordeaux; Gulf Trad , Tamplc? Pan? I,
:.. ? . 1. Orient '"???. i'ork Bay
Douglas (Br), Marseilles; Juan Ab: :
qu '.. (Sp), Bare? lona; Lake E
CI? ?? Cueg -
JACKSONVILLE Fla ; ? :.??Arrlv? 1:
Lake Faril luit, Bostot -?:??' O T
Waxing, Batu? Ro ige; J
Pr?s lente Esti brera, iT-? ? 1 1
MOBILE, Ala, D 2 - : : . L
Tela
NEWPORT NEWS. Va., ! '1 c. 29.?Ar?
rived : Strs Amolco Bali I ndal r
1 Br), New Y01 k; Z( vett 1 (It), L?
Skand? b >rg (Danl, ... ?-'??: Kail?
Str.'. So stdj K (Dt), S terdaj Skan
bor? (Dan), Kos ?; Mich ? tEr),
P.. va : .-::?!?.? h ( Xorl. Z,.i???t??.
N? 1RF1 ILK, Va., Dec, - ?. -Ai rl* ed: Strs
Nor), Mars? S
lell hi- : Adra (Br) Pi Clan
Ma ?...' ? ?. , Ha* ?: ., !?.
? ? ' - K te. ? ??
New Orleans : : lia . . - Sailed:
?-' : Erh .:.. iNor), i llago; Elwi .
Park : Hi ... New 7 ? ' ' sen tar . Dt 1,
H vam Bel hleher.i ?:?.,.. -
W? ekawken Br , IIu ? ? ' .
?:.?????. ... ? -.?.'?.
.landoll Br) Port Arm ur ,Ki pan Nor 1,
New Vork Thamesm^d?
1 . I? Lui '... ? ?B ?? ?? ?...?-. Evt-r?
eU, New Li ? , Mai [uita ? I; >. New
PHILADELPHIA Dec 29- Arrived: Ter?
rine? ? Br. Barry; Evros (Gk) tlampt? n
; : , ? 1, Agua Amarga:
Jay, Port Arthui Nylo :
t Swed .. Fr ?-; irt, T? ??. Liai .. ?rae (Bi .
Salerno, Vork Ha in 1 Dt) la u? .
? ? :? sham (Br), Al ?xandria . f :hr 7
? lua ntai imo Passed Del?* ? :
'?v.. 7- r, 1" und out from PI LI
1 Brj, Salei ; i . n (1
Hamburg.
PwR'l - R-l HUR, Tex. 7? ? . ?.- -
rived: Gull , Jacks? nvll;-- :
'I amplco. Sailed: I: 11 '. Ne'
Ligoi 1er, Savann B ei : ?
POR'J EA1 iS, 1 - ??";'? red: Cov?
.; In?
dustria. ? : ?.? b . ; ...
'' ? raft, Cardenas, Cuba; ?: ? 1 1
??..?' ? ? e. , - ?
a 1 ? : : - -, e
Yorl;
...... Vrrlved
? ' ? ... .. -...???:
:..
1 ORE?GN PORTS
Departures i?.r New Vork
?? vr/J AH, 1 ? -. - a S Pannoni
:i ? .. ? :?.;..? ?
ADEN : ?? ? - ? s . Clan Ma :hi a yi ?
(Br), ?? ? uita).
.'? LGIERS. Deo -
(from K ? raohi >.
1*1 CSHIN? . : . ?? ?' ? ?? tlgnv
" n ER] ? ?? M, I ei 22 - 3 -? ar.
ANTWERP D? -: S \ toi ? ?
' ? HENBURG, D : S Bl
(Swed).
I.? ?'?: ?ON Dec 7 (- S S P01 ' B w? n ? Bi
SHANGHAI, 1 ?? ? .', S S Roi ? (Br
(from Mi? ri
SUNDI l< LA v : ? ;>?'?? '." S S SI
ST MI? 'H AEI I Ilatcl
fro Iles).
PERIM, . ??- r? ? ? ? "
MARSE E
PALEi: ?' . ? ? ? : ??-?-? Wind ? ?'i'
U A L1F A > . - ? ? ? ?
! ,
ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK
II VVRE. D?? . i :-' S T ?i 1
?\LEXANDRI.A I' : : S Vin
. ?? . I'll EN BURG. D : ' " ?? ?
HER?; EN t) 20 rr?
I EK1 .?I, Dec 2?! ..-.:.,:'
Mr.
Bl EN03 ATRES, Doc 2.? -?- Arr I 1
.-??..
? / SAID, T? ??? 23?S : of On :
(B ?? ?
? ? : . - :???'! ren
B r I.
M? >N : ? Dec 2 -S ! Ri l'vii
Sa n C11 u s?
1 7 '.' ... De.- ; - S S Santa 1
GOTHENBL'] ? ' r hol
'GENUA. D : 1 ?? - :? ? fft ???:' ?
MARSEILLES, 7 23?SU'
r
. V.RTHAGENA, P"c : ?
1 ?, ES1 i '? ?? :.'? . ? ? of Al ? : ?
DELAGO A BA*) U .
( B r 1.
ALEXANDRIA, I > ??: 21 ???? r Cold Hai
bor ?S "
GT.ASG? iW I " c :'- SI r .'..??
PI i? , I
\ r g u
Magyaroo/.ag lit Ut! , lit).
XAPLK D \r 1 ?It),
ON', 1?? i: lr Toi
BAR] 1A1 'OS, D - ' ? *: .
Shortegt distance betv/een-ivttopointai
Times Are Uncertain
But business is not dead?just quiet.
When an order comes in it is not such
a bad idea to know you can ship it
promptly.
The Truck Operators listed below
cover the Eastern Coast thoroughly
from Boston to Washington. And
their trucks run on regular schedule.
They ship promptly. Phone any one of
them for particulars!
SPEEDSAFETY-ECONOM Y
ALBANY, N. Y.
Dally deliver!?* New York and A'.baay
Sterling Motor Terminal and
Transportation Co.
17? VT. B'IVA?, N. Y. Franklin 34S3-S?.
ALLENTOWN, Pa.
Trucks In New York daily for freight
to Aliento?? r?.
Arrow Carrier Corporation
?20 MARKET ST.. PATERSON.
IV'
BOUND BROOK, N. J.
Daily deliveries to Bound Btook ?nd
Intermediate points.
Cook's Transportation Line
tt HI BERT ST., N. T. Canal 48||
CAMDEN & CHESTER
Dally delivery to Camden, C'hesttr
and Intermed?ala poiuts.
United Motor Freight Corp.
88? HUDSON ST.. N. ?. Chelsea SIT2.
DANBURYTConn.
Dally service between New Tork ?nd
Danbury.
Brush Transportation Co.
6S E. 10TIT ST., N. V. Panbury. Corns.
Phone Stuyvcsant 1021
-ltht
GREATER NEW YORK
Specialists Hi New York City
forwardli k _,
Harlem & Morrisania Trans. Co.
THIRD A\H. S. 130th St. Harlem 3771.
Franklin Square Station. Beekman f*.
LONG ISLAND POINTS"
Dally service between New York.
Patcho?ue, fort .Teffers >n and inter?
mediate pointa. Shivinents f.-r East
Lnd of L. [. handled by a riangement,
Baldwin Motor Express
New Tor. Richmond Hill
S7Z CANAL ST. 874'-' Ll-.M-'KKTS AV.
. Canal 1377. ill. !.. Hill 2s.2.
N?WARKrBRIDGEPORT
Dally servies between New Yeric ene.
Newark, ??V? York and Urldfport
? ad adjacent ?-?ties.
S (?i es Trucking Company
11 TARICK ST., N. V. Franklin ?Us
?NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY
Freight hauled to ?n-7l froin any nolnt
In the Port rt New York ?n't state?
of Now York ao?i New Jersey.
Wrizht Transportation Company
es Hudsos St.. Meb?k?n. N. i. H*smk.? 741.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
Truck ? pi al '5 on recular .- hedul?
iron, Xcu
Lighfning Moior Line, Inc.
170 IV. ?B'tVAY, N. \. Franklin 72 4 j 2, 5 4.
POUGHKEtPSIE, N. Y.
Dallj ???:?-. - between N.-,- York.
Poughkoeptle an '? Il I ri e :...'e 7 Int?.
Lorenz Trucking Company
Poughkeepsie, 43 Washington St.
i ughl ?????? le '7 lf>.
CHAPPAtjl v. v v. V-'. Chappaqu? IM
N' w York, \ ..-?'?: '.. .1 k ns 6 0
ROCKAWAY L. ?.
? b ?-. on 1: Uaway ?ad
Bi?ard & Richmond
BUTLER AVE.. UR RiK'KAWAT,
Far Ilockaway 1662.
SCRA.W0N, Pa.
P.-(fi:a" service between iTew Yc.-k.
Bcranton ?: ntern edlate points.
ScraniOD & New York Trans. Co.
640 \\. "1 I'll r>T., N. Y. Watktna 6197.
SPRINGFIELD, BOSTON
Refu.?- service between Nsw York
?nd Intermediate points.
New tngland Motor Transport
Company, Inc.
179 XV. IVVV.VV, N. Y. Franklin 349?-J4.
Dal!.
TROY, N. Y.
Deliveries to Trey and Intermsdlat?
points.
Emergency Trucking and Ware?
housing Corp.
?127 XV. ?1RTH HT? N. Y. Lonpacre 148?.
WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE
Assure prompt delivery of your furni?
ture and freight of 2,?'-C-0 lbs. or mor?.
Bi? hour Transfer Co., Inc.
NEW VORI: WASHINGTON
211 tast 100th i>t. I??? ;:eth St.. N W
t?mix ho?) w, ,t i..;-.
WATERBURY, Conn.
Pally Fas: M? lor Service.
Jarvis Stoies, Inc.
NEW YORK WATERDURY
30(1 Grsenwioh at. >; ^nrii?-) st
^p.-ir.f 112 Wtterburji ?m
WILMINGTON, De!.
anl Intermediate points.
Pennsylvania Trans. Co., Inc.
Fan?! S< 4 S 3 ??Mister St.. Nrw Tor?
1*7 Callowhlll SI . Markel 30:5 Phil?
Coolidge Suggests
?T Ce?
Railwav Merger to '
?w ??
Aid New England i
Present Conditiou of Roads :
in Section Called Serious; !
Public Will Have to De?
termine Proper Service
BOSTON. Dec. 29.?Consolidation of
the New England railroads into one
system was suggested by Governor
Cooltdge, Vice-President-elect, to-night,
to remedy their troubles. He was
speaking at the annual banquet of the |
Foreign and Domestic Commissions of
New England,
The present condition of the rail-'
? ? - ? - ?I
roads in this section is seriou.--, the
Governor said. He quoted a recent
777 to the Interstate Commerce
Commission that at the current level1
of rates, wages and prices the roads
show a deficit below fixed
charges "7' ? ;''.?? 0 000 for the year end?
ing Juiu? 30 next, if the business of the
?lve months were repeated
Referring to the request for relief
now pending before the commisrtion,
Governor Coolidge added that "even
if our road:; receive all they are asking
it is doubt i:l if it would be sufficient
to rehal itate their credit."
"Ii. the last analysis," he continued,
"the New "England public themselves
will have to determine whether they
desire 7-.n adequate transportation sys
liey do. it will he necessary
em 7 ? meet the burden of sup?
porting 72.
" ' ?anees for .some econ
miea i a h d? liar saved on a ton of
coa on i of the con sumption
:?- $5,000,000. Mate?
rials and . pi ?.? are showing ; ome re
Efficiency in operation
The transportation aet
provi? that \ ige: should be fixed by
? ? laboi I, and any liquidation
? ? ? . like private industry but
must v .'!?: in accordance with the
?? the act made to avoi?i
t ran sp t. r : a : ion i n te r r up t i o n.
"The transportation act provides for
seemingly for the pur
ning together lines' which
?. mp dse ] arts ot" important through
n ut? E , befor.e such consolidations
ke , ;h'.? of each road and
to receive as the full
isur? oi :?':i'!i on ii- value should
i>?. definitely estab ished. The Mew
? . public, which must after all
upport the railroads, must give this
ct careful attention.
"There ; an opportunity for a. New
and there are oppor
. :,a:ions giving several
-':??.' trui lin a- cess 70 N . -v Eng
ai ;
"Alt! ?ugh aboul to retire from office.
ii ?- nij rue t r? ?mmendation that
?Ingland conference on
???-?? commerce inime
d?? ? ? al ? beginning of the next
TRAVEL
It's SUMMER
^~^NOW in
A^^ SOUTH
STEAMSHIP LINES
Regular Express Passengei
and Freight Service
S S. MARTHA WASHINGTON
5 .... (b) Jan. I
S. S. HURON 17,000 Tons (a) Jan. 19
?. S.AE01 US 21000 Tons (a) Feb. ?
??.-.."?: ..'ia-i-.-.
? : (::.-.'.
. :- rners of I 17. Shipping Board)
82-92 Beaver St., N. Y.
. Branch Oitioes at
P'ula?rl.?!ph'3 Ba'timou
St. Louis M '?
PORTO RICO
AH?EXPENSE CRUISE
f, J SO AND UP
s'o lovelier spol for a winter's ou'.ing
than tin? Island of E nchantment. Rates
tovcr all nec-s^aiy expenses of meals
and sUlrroi-im accommodations for the
entire trip (.* and around the island and
return to New York. Sailings from
New York We Jr.c3da.vs and Saturdayj
?.*r l? ?ad 20 day cruise* respectively,
PORTO RICO LINE
?1 Broadway. Now Yorit
nOHMM
I ??S9i-e<?? P??*<*1 $sr***
NEW YORK ? HAVRE ? PARIS
LKOBOI.IHN V ?
i;o(H \M!?i:\i
)..\ i.onii.UM?:..
? \ ?n; 1< VIM..
Im?AMJ:.
It SAVOIE
F?*b. 10,
?Jan. 4, M.-tr. S, Apr. 13
..tun. ti, Feb. 7>, \pr. J
..Ian. 1,">, Mar. 12, .Mir. 12
.,lnn. 20. Feb. 17, Mar. 17
. ..Jun. 2?, Feb. 'J6, Mar. 2?
CHK \GO Feb. 15. Mar. 19, Apr. 2?
NEW YORK-BORDEAUX
{/AlUIUNE.Des. 3J
HAMBURG D?RECT
NIAGARA.?.Jan. 5
{ OMPAN'Y'S OFFICE, 19 STATE ST.. S. ?.
liONOLULtl. SUVA. NEW ZEAIAK?
I'aU'.ia: Pasaenger Stearosri
R. M. S. "MaJwt*
1 3,51)0 T?*Tta>
8af! fnim Vancouver. B. C.
Tor f-rrs an'i aalltnga apply Canadian Pan
Rj.i 1231 Broadway, N. 1., or ?.0 Caaaiila?.
Auarri?laaian Hoya! Mail Lin?, ???0 S?ym*1M
?t.. Vancouver. B. C.
R. M. S. ' .Niajar*"
2?.??1 Ton?
1.
political year cause to be held a con?
ference of the governors and inter? sted
parties for the purpose of informing
themseives arni the public and deciding
on a policytiiat will provide adequate
transportation for the industrial needs
of the New England States."
To Reorganize Brazil Lloyd
?
RIO DE JANEIRO, Doc. 28.?A de?
cree reorganizing the Brazilian Lloyd j
Steamship Line 213 ri limited company j
was signed by the President to-day.
The government will lold ?pproxi- i
mateiy 80 per cent of the shares of the i
company, while the reraaiader- will be
turned over for public subscription.
Lease to Penn K. R. Favored
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S. ? The
Pennsylvania Railroad announced to- ?
day that at the stockholders' meeting
of tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
&, St. Louis Railrotd CompuPy the
Pan Handle) held tc t'ay in Pittsburgh :
ro vote oft the lease cf the company's
?vrope-rty to the Pennsylvania Railroad,
828,778 -hares, which at par aggregates
$82 st: 800 out of a total of ?s-i,bi - ??;2:2:
of capital stock, voted in favor of tin
lease.
Navy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington* Bureau
WASHINGTON, Pec 29.?The fol?
lowing navy ? rders were issued to-day.
Barry, Bng. L. K.. ( ; Pacific fleet.
N I li :-.. Rear Admiral A. P., to Bur? ; an
w V"rs.
Brown, Lt. ?J. fr.) O. \\\, to C. 9 S Bai -
o -- : l
r.-iihoun. Lt. Com. (i. K., to Philadelphia.
Denny. Lt. Corn. A. D., to U. S. 2- Lavol
lette.
Dennis, ?"apt. J. B . to Great Lake?
Edmunds, Eus. G. D., to V i?. S. Klug.
?"/.a:;.?. Ens. R P., to Pacific
Gaines, Lt. t?. i.V., 10 Quartico.
Healy. Lf. J. B.. to Dover
Kalbfus, Lt. (j. s.? G R., tu Al
Kellers. Lt. H. .'., to Washington.
Mfnnlnck. Lt XV, T. t. Washington,
Norvell, Lt. ?j. g.) J. L., to LT. S. S. water
barge N?
Peay, Ens. G. H. L. lo Puget Sound.
n. Lt. A. B., 1 U - 1 '01 . ilcut.
Marine Oildei*8
.' The Tribu 11 ? ? ! au
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.- Marine
Corps orders issued to-daj :
arlaros, T t, IT 12. - 1 ? !uai
M ?:...-, l'api. L. ?;., ??
Klnyon. Capt. K. 1-: ? . A ?
McC lughtr.y, Capt. W. E., to 1 ?a
Brown, Lt. O. K . '?; Pai -
Hamner, Capt. ?i O . t Parrl : lai
Mahoney, 2d i_,%. j j., to Parrls 1 land.
I ars? n, - : Lt. A. C, to Parrl U
W alla e, 2-1 Lt. C. R., to Parrls II 1 :
Simmons, Mar (lu:: ~' ?' - :
Baie?. Capt. N. C., to N
American Woolen Co.^s^
Mills to Close S?lWt
All Lawrence Plants Will Shuf
Down Entirely in Few Days, I
Is Report
S eial Dispatch to The Tribune ??
"TXWKENCl Dec. 29,?WftRri
a few days the lour great Lawrence
, ;' tht American Woolen Com-;'
?-..:?. .. '.'? close ?'?>w:i entirely, it?i*
?ally, announced. Official^''*?*
not discuss the frfer.*,
ir concern relative to future
as or curtailments. t??i :
Thousands have been idle in th?
American Woolen Company's miHB.ni
Ehut-downs"*8l
; resumption, ol!
fall was not ?er-i
ent and was ?said to have ace?*'--"
a making of sampJet-?
pf the combine department^
?i Mills, burlers a^ndj
?n sent out until fur-v
ther hot.ee.
Hundreds who daily apply for jojpa
at the mills arc told that if applicants
the work could last;
but a short time. The company-has
not yet announced a vaire cut,'*^titj
coming. . f
It ha? bcc7: learned from a reii*bl<*
- urce that a wage cut was discussed
American Woolen Companj*
some time previ us t..i ttie annotJfl?r
ment made by other manufacturer^ of
a 2'J'_- Ti,.r c. rtt cut in wages. ?*
Goodyear Deficit 15 Mil?t?uc
Loss on War's Business -?W
quires Refinancing Plan- ;
AKRON, O 2.1.?The QotKi^
year I re and Rul : Company tb-tr?><
announce or tito tiscaf'yean
$16,647,66^ npt;
looses on . C?&,-,'
rubber' and
acted to b?j ,ap-,
00, not-withst?Trot
: $2OO,OOO,00O,Hhe|
iy of tltte com flat t
-.'? .i announced ..j? a>
meeting adjourned Ja.fi
turned until Jar,-?*
the Financing pians
., be presented, ?"
vs assets totaling
i < mpany has ? bill*
9,812 and acco?fnt??
;:.;able $12,731,1 iS deluding estimated
taxes.' Rubl abri? accept?e**
Reservo fop
M-.71I ,575. /.
TRAVEL
Nearby Sailings
GELI?G. ? i , , ?2 Noon jA?l. 15 to Liverpool
ADRIATIC. . . 12 N?on J^e "?O lo Cherbourg and Southam#?j?:
NEW YORK?CBUEBJiOL-Rf:?SOtTTHA M ?TON
ADRIATIC?2 Noon Jan. i9 i IG ... |0 OLYMPIC.Mar. 23 Apr. 20 May 14
MUT yORK-UVEKFOOJ KEW YORK-BOSTON-AZORES^
?Leihe.1/ .Noon Jan. ID heb. ?O Aor. ?I GIBRALTAR? ?APEE-t.ENOA -> i
Vedic (new).12NoonJan.26-.- Crel. I P.M. Jan. -? Mar. 8 May? J
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