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Building Lags
Here Despite
Need for F?ats
Lookwood Committee Told
That Fewer Apartments
Are Available in ?City
Mow Than One Year Ago
Many Homes Going Up1
One and Two Family Houses
Will Not Supply Shortage,
Investigators Are Warned
Sujrjrest.oT-.s for overcoming the hous- I
ir.g sJ ** submitted to the
Lockwood legislativ? committee, which
is investigating housing conditions, at
its sess ' City Hall yesterday, ?
?,y representatives of the State Recoir-!
lission, the Mayor's
7 - 7i Housing and the Citi
?ns' ?
witrtcss was Clarence S. :
S :' the housing corn- i
.cl on I tmnis- :
sion. 1 that d ??ite the need
-' during the year
I : - :" ' ?a . r
" U rj L, L920, than
were a ry 1, 1919,
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? -ad two
.
More Apartments N'e?eded
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?Jovernor'a Islam!..12: 13 12? r?r. ?V44 7:52
Hell Qat?. 3:a6 ?:R6 8:40 9:21
N<rte.??The abov? tlauron are Ptanilar.l
tfrn? and not New York stute time.
ARRIVED V EST RUI? A V
Ve*??]. Tort. Departure.
Adriatic.P.?uthsmpton .. .July 28
Auaable.Rotterdam .luly 18
Wheaton.London .luly 24
t?annock... .Buenos Ayres... July ti
aw. Sun .lu?n.luly SI
Bvelyn.Cristobal .luly 26
Gaelic Prince.Boston .Au*. 3>
.Newport News? .Auk 3
Newton.Barbados .lui) 89
Raillant..Tampico .Tul> 37
I.An-illa .luly 31
Rannock.4,.Shields .July 22
Topllo.Phllmlelphla ...Aug. 3
Hagon.Tamploo .rulo? 31
Socony.Port Arthur... .July 28
Caracas.l,n Guavra.Tul y 26
Chlckasaw.Rosarlo .July 1
Angtia.Baltimore .Auk. 4
Lake Superior.Kingston .
City of s'a van nah. . . Savannah .
JefferiBon. Norfolk .
Ma um.-,'.Bonton .?
Port Stophona.Hull .
Al'.ianca.COlon .
mino.Lisbon .
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Pue To-day
Michigan.London .July T?
'rlnce...Havre .July 28
Si Jean Laurent....Havre .July "'
.Cristobal .July 30
line To-morrow
Imperator.S,? ut lu. m p ?on . . . .July 31
?Vdgentlna.Ti leste.July 21
.Marseilles .July 22
K roonland ........ Southampton .luly 29
Carrillo.Santa Marta.luly 31
?v A Victoria. Soul hampton .luly 31
Pu?? Monday
Antienne.Llv? rpool .July 27
Re ?ritaiia.Genoa.July 18
Piraeus .luly 26
? mil uda .auk 7
SVheaton ... London .July 24
Hue Tuesday
" nnyson.Rio Janeiro.luly 24
ia.Poi nat lbuco ... .July 23
?. rona.SI ' imas .Vug l
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
s Salla
IPi Iphla, South
ton. 9:30 AM 12:00 M
a Burgas.10: m AM 2:00 PM
N i] les.1" 30 AM 2:00 PM
Iflstobal . 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
lb . Barrios. 7:30 am 11 > A M
...... .?. ?. M 12:00 M
. San .lu?n. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
7.: ? r. ...-". .Vera ''ru.- - 3 ? AM 12:00 M
: St Thomas.. . . 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Turks Isle. 9:30 AM 1:00 I'M
["ransport,
.. . .12:00 71 3:30 PM
.- 12:00 M
.... . Havre?- 12:00 M
Ipol.- 12:00 M
?gyptlan, 12 I -
. - 12:00 M
London.- 12:00 M '
?.-ana.- 12 :00 M
? . Havre.- 7 2 DO M
i' eaux. . - 12:00 M
City '.'?? fast...- 12:00 M
...-? 12 7.!
Mu lia : 'adre. .- 12 00 M
Bahia.- 12:00 M
Ogden. Havana. ??????? 12 7,1
i. V .... -? 1 2 00 M
. ? . Rico. . - 12:0 ? M
; nce .- 12:00 M
Sunapi .?. St
las.!. . .- 12:00 M
?? tion, Kingston.. - 12:00 M
Sail Monday
r Rojo, Hambu g. . .-? 12:00 M
.... ? n ?- 12:00 M
. : 2:00 M ? I'M
- ? AM 7 2 :O0 M
'ara . VM 1:00 I'M
i. Bahia _12:00 M 3:30 PM
"?ail Tuosday
'? " ' ? ? ?
. v DC \M 12:00 M
Stephen. D ir. AM 2:00 PM
Cristobal .. 7:00 AM 7 : ?. :
? AM 1 .Wo I'M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIM 77 ? : - . Arrived: Bur
i Du), Rotterdam;
Fork; West Hol
' ; ' Bell Haven, New York; !
Pon Lobos ' '
. 7. t, V"'- ?
ma ( lanal. En t va
?nj i ?:. Allentown, J
(.Dutch), ! ira tnmi n
ian, Kamburg; I i
? : ?? s??i heil i I Br), R?t?
is Vatis . .:,.-.. er, 7 >en
: ? .... i i ? ? ?
tltal), Norfolk 1 Ni \v
'?. : twerp; los
' Mar del Nort? CSi an ),
lai bu .: . : . ? . stad (Nor),
? ystal, Boston Passi ?
Cape Henry, bound out from Bnltlmor??:
Nemah?, Karachi vin Now York; Ilnd?Ulnr
iN'?ni, Main?... Manchester Porl (Br), Man?
chester; Moldegaard, Porl Tampa; Baal
Chicago, Avonmouth; Masca, Norfolk
BOSTON, a tig o Arrived; Brandon,
Norfolk; Cowan. Norfolk; Gloucester,
?Philadelphia!, Rallad: Porl Antonio (Nor),
Port Antonio; Sepulga, Norfolk; Lake l?'a
lama, Philadelphia; Garibaldi, Philadel?
phia.
CHAIU..E8TON, S G, Aug C--Arrived:
Ice King, Cuba f.ir Now York: Christian
Krogh (Nor), Frederlitstad; Lenapo, Jack?
sonville and prot.ded t?> New York;
Apache, Now York. Sailed: Caxambu
(Bzn). st Nasaire,
GALVESTON, ?Vug. 6?Arrived: Bonhsrn.
Havana; .1 1-7 O'Noill, Philadelphia; Luke
Forsby, Philadelphia; Red Mountain. Brest.
Sailed: Kerponkson, Rio do aJnelro.
KBIT WEST, Fla., Aug. 8?Arrived:
Sagua (Br), Sagua. Sailed: 5th, Tamarac
(Br), Btlxham. England.
MOBILE, Aug 6?Aarlved: Str Man-*
Isle, Matanza?. Culm. Sailed: Sehr Anulo
Murphy, Havana.
NORFOLK, Aug 6?Arrived; Strs T.a
Grange ii?"r>, N??w Orleans; Homocllffe
(Br). Shields; Masea, Halt ?mor??; Achilles,
Cristobal; Arapahoe, New York; Helmen a
Prank (Br, sehr). Marseilles: Hanno. Nlel
Bon (Nor), Christiansen; Lake BJIsstvorth,
Hull; Briton, Providence; Havo (Nor). St
Nar.alre; Walter D Noyes, Boston. Sailed:
Strs Arlington, Boston: Bilwyn Eddy, Bos?
ton; Homocllffo (Brj and Erroll (Br),
Ga i veston.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6?Arrived: Strs
Mount Vernon (N'oi?), Port Antonio; Charles
Braley, Matanzas; Paraguas', Reaumont;
Persian, Boston Lake Copley, Clenfucgos;
transport Northern Pacific, Hoboken.
Delaware Breakwater, Dol, Auf 0- Passed
out from Philadelphia: Strs City of Flint.!
Rotterdam .???...1 Hamburg; Lackawanna
l Br), Llverponl; estpool, Rot.Ii rd mi;
Aragon, Sagua la Grande; Mundelta, New
York. Sailed: Sehr Henry H Chamberlain
(from Philadelphia), I'.inland. Reedy Isl- ;
and, Del, Aug 6 Passed down from Phila?
delphia: Str Bayonne, New York. Marens
Hook, l'a . Aug, (1 Passed down from
Philadelphia: James Otis, Baltimore; Man
gore, Santiago; Piqar del Rio (Br) Perth
Ambov.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex.. Aug. 6?Arrived :
Gulf of Mexico, New York; PInthls, Gal
voston. Sailed: Gargoyle, Boaumont to
ne; .1 M Guffey, north of llaneras.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Aug 6?Arrived: Str
Jean, Norfolk. Sailed: Str Kenbane Head .
illr). Cork via New Orleans.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug G- Arrived: Strs i
Lake Inglenook, Gaspe, Quebec; Freeman,
Norfolk.
SAND 1CF1T, Fla.. Aug, 6?Passed: M'est
bounw, 5th, Kayo and barge, Lake Bridge;
Baton Rouge and bars", S S Hunt; 6th.
Gulf Queen. Argok, Bayway.
SAVANNAH, Aug 6 Arrived: strs Al- ;
stern. (Swell), Manzanillo; Babooslc, Ja ?
Bonville; Cretan, Jacksonville (and sailed
for Philadelphia; schrs Dorothy, Calba
rien; Frederick A Duggan, Leghorn.
TAMPA, I'.? , Aug 6 Arrived: Schrs
Charles R Wiebe, Cardenas; Burkeland,
Havana; Lizzie A Williams, Matanzas
Sailed: Sir Lake Farlstell, Mobile; sehr
Jubilee, Matanzas.
FOREIGN PORTS
Bepnrtnrrs for New York
TT??n:r ?7. ?is: ?S S City of '?ram.
. ? . | --?- s s roi lb i i
Colombo?S S Coelleda.
Molli ndo S S Cssequibo.
Bueni a Aires S S Hyactnthus.
Nai les s S Pro?. Idt nce
Hamburg?S S Mur M- diferranean.
i: .???:?:., - .? ESratting ?borg,
Halifax- S S Pula! kl
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S S Bessie
I lollar, Santa Marta.
Hull?S s Lefonto.
Gl isg w s S 1 ,??..minster.
?i s s . iconee.
Liverpool -S S Wampum.
Shiel Is?S S Indian City.
Bi erlg S S Lj ngenfjord.
I la rbado? - s S Tennj son.
llavr ;?S s Rochambi au
Arrivals from New York
Prlstol -S S 17a. ter City.
Christiania?S S Toledo Bridge.
burg- H .' ; h ideli i, Atlantic Sun
? pel .?.? n s s Easti rn i 'rag.
Palermo?S S Duca l'Aosta.
A ? ? mdria- S s : ?akot a.
7.i?S S Nn ya rino.
Hal fix ?S S 7. . :- uporto,
Manchester -S s Strathfillan.
Accra- -S s M? gua.
Barbad is S ??' SI ? phen.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close tit th" Gen
eral Post iflici anil City Hall Poi toffl ??
station. New York, at ,: i>. m. as !' lli ?.va:
Hawaii, Fiji islan Is, Ni w Zi aland and
?. u! ' r . lia \ la ? a ncou?, er, ?. C . stea mer
Tahiti. August J 1.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, Slam,
French Indo-China, Netherlands East In
die??- and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver
and Victoria, lt.' C. steamer Empress of
Japan, August 12.
i ihiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, Ne??
Zea lane1 and . ; ? la I y a Idressed mall fi .
Australia via San Francisco, steamer
7 ugutd 1 5.
Hawaii, San an Islands, Australia and.
New V. ..?an,' ?. ?a San Francisco, steamer
Vent ui a. August 1 ?
Shanghai Observatory Issues
Book l?ir Marines
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[?OINTMENT.
COPY FOR
REAL ESTATE
ADVERTISING
intended for the Krai Estate
Section of the Sunday Tribune
??M b- livered COM
?LETE m The Tj
"See not later than 4 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon.
COMPLETE means
nuts or cuts
be provided
with the copy for
any . . ?>/,
special borders or
ipr ial signatures.
Advertising received too late
for inserti >n in the Real Es
???e Section will be inserted
111 another section.
Sheep Shearers Get ?50 Day
$35 Is About Minimum Daily
Earnings
DENVER, July 20..Sheep shearers
ike as much as $50 a day, the State
Department has learned. In
hearing evidence in a wage dispute it
?cl ised that the contract price
is 7 7 7_, ,.,;,? a a "shear."
i further disclosed that
?? th modern equip
200 sheep a ?lay. which
is considered about
journeymen
'. . ; ?cperts can
?; a day, which net?,
them 7.
Degenerates Hulc<l Mandalay
Wanton Sacrifice of Lives
Forced Britain to Step In
Until barely forty years ago, when
.. with its 12,000,000 people, was
annexed by the British, there ruled in
ty ol Mandalay an utterly wicked
leen and a weak, despotic king; de?
ttes who sacrificed human lives
ly, lived in rrorgeous i n
the .varni igs of a civilized
?. : - . i eform, ai i who oppressed
thei'r ] i thai I became neces
i.. foi ?. ? Bril to step in.
The queen, named Supyalat, is said
be living a: Madras, India,
. e was kept in confinement,
?band, Theebaw, di< .
rlish first were attracted to
- nge country by the countless
?' which the country boasted;
? ? i mi rcial ?nl ercourses had
. s " ?'? to develop
il resources. They were called
barbarians" by the reigning
queen and king, and the latter, angered
.- last ordered that the Englishmen
: ? c< mpelled to observe Far East cus
take off their shoes when they
? i? palace throne room,
and otherwise bow to the tyrannic ruh?
of the land. They refused, and sent in
tro' 3,
1 ? fore the king? and queen realized
it the soldiers were walking into the
palace gates and had entered the throne
room. The rulers could not escape,
The taking of Mandalay was bloodless.
To-day a small number of soldiers
patrol the streets, Detroit News.
EI?ectric Trains Now Pass
Through St. (?othanl Tunnel
BERNE, July 19.- Electric trains are ''?
passing through the St, Gothard
17 e St. Gothard Railway is to
be entirely el led, a further sec-'
. Erstfeld to Goeschenen, jiist hav- ?
iag beer, completed.
Speculator Buys Jersey Factory
; rles Galewski purchased from the
Cockberry Corporation th? three rein?
forced concrete Seproof factory build
on plot 7?? 1x275, at the corner of
Monmouth and Twelfth streets, Jersey
City. Tin? property is opposite the Erie
i ; yard, and has a railroad sid?
ing. Ilenry Little was the broker.
Buys Home at Morristown
Eugene V. Welsh has sold for Mrs.
Sarah L. Burr her dwelling at -1 Mount
. Avenue, Morristown, N. J., to
Mrs. Hertha Brankamp, who will occupy
the premises shortly.
Bowery Realty in New Hands
Jessi? " Ridley sold to Benjamin
Harris the throe-st uy building, 24.Ux
196, at 229 Bowery, near Rivington
Street
Army Orders
From The. Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.?Army or?
ders issued to-day follow:
Honor:?.lily Discharged
Reynolds, 2d 1.7 H. J., San. C.
t, Capt. '?'?' .'?.., eng.
. I ipt. V. ' ' . C A. C.
. ' ' , i -. i ' A., inf.
?'. It. Capt. L. L., Med. C.
Winsett, !.: C. V., Med. C.
7 , i !,-. II 7.1.. Q. M. C.
mick, !.t. C. A , 77 P. A.
ry. Lt. O .'-.'' A C
.-"? hullz, Capt A. F.. Mod
. ??-,. l.i. .1. 17. Med. C.
????? Major S W . I "?:-. C.
Muni, r, I.-. E 7 . ,'? |. C.
'?? ?. 7' W }].. F. A.
'??7* or ' ;. A
Pease, 2.1 I.- H. R.. i av.
i'uhse, 7; P, J? Ord Dept.
Campbe I, 2d Lt. K. 1!., Vet. C.
All . 3, i lapt. A. 17. San. i'.
-National <?uar?l
Following to F*orl Sill: Armor. Capt. II.
77 . Cat son, ' ''it'!. J. A. ; l lunl hei ? 7a pi
G. ? ' . Buck, Capt I. G. ; V? iu n.-. Ca? i
S G.; Depew, Lt. C, B. ; Puffin, 1.1. I..
H Ral '' ?. Lt R R. ; Goo Ison, 77 1.?
G. A.; Cari ... 2.1 Lt. C. I: ; ICrouse, 2d
Lt. A. !'. : Pohlson, 2d Lt. C. I. ; '?'i. tyer,
2d I.'. O. A., Pago, 2.1 Lt. S. C. ; II mti r
2d Lt. J. 1?
:? ?' llowing to Fort Monroe: W?hle, Capt.
W. C. G . Matthews, Capt. W. ; Ruh?
mann, Lt. G. W. Jr.
Miscellaneous
Cohee, Chaplain O .1 . f.?, Camp Grant.
Hol Capt. \Y. 11., oui,-., to Camp
II
i: ? ? Capl D. O., eng., to Camp H am?
i's.
il. W. B., Adj. Gen.'a Dept., to
Camp ,??7?: 11 s
Myer Capl A. .' jr.. cav., r s. a cepted.
Evans, C; pt 1'. '?' Sig. ?'. lo Camp Vail.
1 >a ugherty, ? 'apt. W. F , Slg C, to C imp
?
t re, Capt. W. E., C. A. C, to San
Francisco.
7. t, Capt, A. T., Q. M. C, to South
boy
M? Naughton, Lt, .T. N., Q. M. C, to Fort
venworth.
Lambdin, Lt. Col. W. M., Finance Dept.,
?. ! ',, ?..? ma.
M ijor J., Med. C, to Mitchel Field.
M ii gan, 2.1 Lt, .1. W , Vet. C, to Seal ?
... M : |or v M . Chem. Warl
to New York and Fort Sam Housl n.
Gill, Capt. B. B . Chem Warf ? ?? .to
N-w fork an?! Fort San. Houst'
Schultz, Lt. Col. T., ? av.. to SI 1. i
v. al ? r, Lt. R. M., San. <* , to Camp Mea le
Infantry
Kungle. Capt. A. S., to Camp Benning.
i i'Connor, Lt. B. F., to Antwerp.
Coleman, Lt. Col. F. W., to Atlanta,
Navv Orders
j
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON*, Aug. 6. -Navy or?
ders issued to-day follow:
Baggaley, Com. W., to U. S. S. Humphreys.
Baugh, Lt 11. V., to naval air uta!
-, ; .-, go,
Carroll, Lt. Com. P. L., to I*. S. S. Fox.
' ? ... Lt. Com. H. B . to Atlantic.
. Lt. 11. W.. t.. Atlantic.
:h, It. (j. g ) A. F.. to Atlanl ?.
... Lt. ' ' T., to naval air si ttl in,
Hampton !'?? ads.
,t. (j. g.) G. C, to r. S. S S-15.
Lt. 1?'. 11.. to naval training sta
.:. '',"? it Lakes.
Foley, Lt. \V. . to X???vport News.
Gleisb, Bos'n P., to Portsmouth.
Metz, l,t. Com. B. C, t? Navj Department,
Washington.
17?. ,i. i.i. J. B., to F. S. s. William It.
Preston.
Sayles. Capt W. R., to Y\'a?-hlngton.
Selrtuin. i.t. A. .! , to naval air station,
Hampton 17 ads.
Sexton, Ens. H. C , to U. S. S. Reina Mer
cedes
Skyl - Ens. W. F., to na\al air station.
ton Roads
Son A. G., to I*. S. S. Boggs.
Stone, Mach .7 B., to Atlantic.
stump, l.t. F. B., t.? Atlantic.
Tucker, Ens C, to naval air station, San
Diego.
White, I.t. 11. J., to naval air station. San
Diego, i
Young, Ens. O. H-, to naval air station, !
Hampton Roa la
Avery, It. (J. g.) I,. C, to naval air eta-'
tlon. San Diego.
Dork?. I.t (J, g i C. B., to naval air sta- '
: Ion, San I 'lego.
McMahon. I.t. (j. p ) A. W., to Atlantic.
Mettchen, Ens. II. F.. to naval air at
San Mi-go.
?i. Lt. (J g.) H. H.. to Atlantic. I
re, En*. F. H.. to naval air station.
Sun Diego.
Ruling on Cotton
Loans by Reserve
Board Is Denied
Ilanling Explains Le#isla
lion on Limit hy Member
Banks; Answers Plea of
"Forced Sales'" of Crop
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.? The Fed?
eral Reserve Board bus not advised
member hunks 113 to what loans they
should make against this year's cotton
crop, Governor Harding declared to?
day in a letter to the Department of
Agriculture.
The letter was written in answer to
reports reaching the department that
"duo to an existing financial strin?
gency, stocks of cotton were being
forced on the market at sacrifices in
prices." Such action, the department
intimatod, hud been prompted through
"a ruling or other form of instruction
from the Federal Reserve Board which
limited loans ?>n cotton to that ?>n!y
which was in procesa of shipment."
In answer to this Governor Harding
explained thai Congress hail been re?
quested early in the year to amend the
existing tatutcs, which originally re?
stricted loans to individuals by na?
tional banks in excess of L0 per cent of
the bank's capital and surplus.
"Congress acted upon the sugges?
tion of the board," Governor Hard?
ing wrote. "The amended statute now
provides thai foi a period of six
months out of any consecutive twelve
months a national bank may lend to an
individual, firm or corporation up to
26 per c??nt of its capital and surplus,
where the excess of 10 per cent is se
cured by warehouse receipts."
Commenting ?r?, the accumulation of
low-grade cotti ?a ?""Governor Hardlng's
letter stated that this was due par?
tially to difficulty in making financial !
arrangements necessary to sell it to j
the mills in Central Europe, adding|
that "member banks in the .South no
doubt feel reluctant to carry too large
a volume of loans on collateral which
is not readily salable."
Dog Tr?tT~900 Miles
Lost Collie Reaches Old Home
After 8 Months
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M? July 28.? !
Two years ago Roy M. Coo and family
moved here from Fort Scott, Kan.,
bringing with them the family pet,
Bud, a collie dog. Last November Bud i
disappeared from home and, although i
Mr. Coo advertised and offered a sub?
stantial reward for the dog's return,
no trace of him wa sfound.
The other day Mr. Coe received a
messape from his brother-in-law, an
employee of the Fort Scott Gas Com
, pan;.-, reading: "Bud, somewhat tired,
walked into the gas plant and lay
down." The ?lot?; apparently had con
sumed about eight months making the
trip of approximately 900 miles. Tho
trip to Albuquerque was made by train,
consequently on his eastward journey
Bud had no familiar landmarks to
guide him, unless he followed the rail?
road.
Flour Up 60 Cents
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Aug. fi.?Flour
advanced 50 to 60 cents a barrel at
the principal mills here to-day, quota-j
tions for family patents in 98-pound
cotton sacks, carload lots, being $13.35
to $18.80. This records a jump of 95
cents to $1.30 within the last two days.
Camels Thrive in Australia
Used in Mountains to Trans?
port Mine Output
Moro (han one, species of mammal
which have been introduced into Aus?
tralia have thrived exceedingly in their
novel environment. Among these may
he included the camel. In Australia |
the offspring of this animal, owing no
doubt to the climate suiting its char?
acteristics better even than thnt of the
land of its origin, are more hardy than
their parents. Men of Assyrian and
Afghan origin are employed as drivers
and to look after the camels, and
these men also thrive in the sunny
climate of Australia. Their satisfac?
tion is no doubt further increased by
the fact that their earnings are many
times greater than they would receive
in their own native countries. The
camel has great ability to withstand
fatigue, manage on a minimum amount
of water (a great consideration in a
country like Australia), and carries
heavy loads, five hundredweight being
no exceptional burden for him to bear
for many miles without tiring.
In the district in which the camel Is
used it is not an uncommon sight to see
one of those animals barnessed to a
cart and being driven in exactly the
same way as a horse. The Broken Hill j
silver mining district in New South ]
Wales is well known as being a center
for camel transport, and many teams
are seen leaving or returning. Strange- I
ly enough camels do not thrive on rich
grass, but grow fat on dead leaves
from the gum tree, spinifex or porcu?
pine grass (th?3 grass covers hundreds
of square miles of territory in the in?
terior of Australia) and mulgu. These
seem to be great delicacies, and the
more thorny the better they are ap?
preciated. Christian Science Monitor.
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
Canadian National ? Grand Trunk
ajt.n,?*?LASX?, -
OwmHr~^s
across Canada
ri"
'iTective June 7717th, 1920. The Cenailinn National and Grand Trunk Railways
wel inaug?ralo a new 1 ranucontinent-.! nervice on the following ?chedulea:
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Ar Toronto " ? 9.40 A MIM o
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Ar Cobalt
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Lv Edmonton
Ar I super
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Ar Mt. Roblen
Canadian I'ncHa.l
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Ar Victoria
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Ar Edmonton " 11.25 PM
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Unexcelled equipment, including Obaervation Cars, Sleeping Cars, Dining Cara, Tourist anj Colonist Cars ?and most modem coaches
For all information, Fares and Sieepins Cnr reservations, apply to A. D.CHOWN, Gen. Agt. Pasuenser Dept., 1270 Broadway N. Y Ci!
AKW TO UK STATE
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
Orange Lake Park,
NeWburgh, N. Y.
High Clni-, Outing Park and P?enlo Grove.
Ail oui loi - amui emi ni b. I >r nclng,
Boatli -. ... 1 I Ing. Aurai -
tlve A In ' larti Restaurant, Reai In 1
: i Steamers, : all
roads and by motor over ,v.j.;?j High?
attention to Church and Club
? u ?nions.
F istrated folder and particulars
addn
MANAGER.
Orange Lako Por'?, Newbur?h, N. Y.
?! A l?HK.UT. N. J.
V?, PENINSULA HOUSE
Sea Kriicht, N. ?J.
' ffi ??.: -, inn
? . . niele
Ni? n?.- ?t ?J ??i : ? : ?? \ w York.
Pea hud vin Route,
'...... . 7.7.
17 j. n.\ nn, Mgr.
ATJ.A.Vllf CITY. 2S. J.
?
ix^YMOiRE-ATLANTICCmi
TOLD'S GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
TRAVEL
M
A1V1> RSCTuJ-RN
On Sieameis Opercted by the
Cornmiisioners of the P-illsadcs Interstate Perk
!>:?;!?-, including Sundays,
Un-,ii;ht Savin?, Time.
Str. Clermoiit . - : B I ? r.n. P..
R . .' ? 'ity, 8 :'.10 A. ' '? . I ' - A. Bat
?.. : th 1. 77 V !<? :00 A. M.
leaves Bea r M unta n, -1710
P. M.
Str <?nt??or:i leaves R.? itl n Pier, W,
? . 77. V. c . 0::?o A. M Returl
i: r Mountali 7 :30 ['. M.
Fare 60c. Round Trip
Hat . Sun. sr! Floli lays 86c.
Ck?urt-n Under 12 ?l?li Irure. Cafeteri* Ltaci
?ttte rrmir v.r. puteaskd*"
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTONS k??$4.67'
PROVIDENCE !5,?rV.* 33.24
AUL ?l , ??!!>.. STA'l KKO?MS $1.08 to ?4.U0
r Tax
Boat Leaves Pier 39. North River 'out W?3?t Houston
St.!, Daily ?x Sunday at 7j :j0 P. M.. Daylight
Saving Tin.?.
?Phone .-;)rini?; oioi.
Wore ?-'cr. it.10. PrnTl.-?en.p rllreei.?'? 70.
,??>tatfi?.<m>'is. sins, ji.es, S'MO.
1-'??.:/, ?. .udine Sunday, a :ai) P. M.
From Fiet 19, hi. R. Phone 2700 Ue*k??B.
TlekeU ?it ?'iir er Candil.?led Tl?k?t 08**
?"To f-ilGMLANO.S-SEA BPlGriT-'
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i ' W ' -? ? . p.m., S.i
Hatter? I'ler :? . I I p.m.. S ,9 la
Excursion Fare ^^^^^ $1.50
i. - ' . ??
. : . ..-?,..* 7, !'. M.
I' . ' .....; .... . M itlil
Three Trips Daiiy ?fo??A10
Lvj. Battery Pier *9:30 a.m., 1:30 & 8 p.m.
MUSIC, DANCING. REFRESHMENTS.
Trip IT~?~ en^ :?? :! Uiy
Omil e?J M :..- * "re t)UC 7:. SVa! rax)
Telephon?* Broad 7380-6034
|-Mi?..iM?i?-??H]ni?ir..ii.-mna..Li,.iiMiri,|.^.
and New England Points
?smaT.M ri"g'?rrf7^arrrsaazr'ri??Jtci?aa?
via FALL RIVER LINE
Four Splendid Steamers in Servica
Sailing Daily, including Sunday
Orchejtra Concerts Eirollent Caisim
Coo . C'HTt.VruJjlo Btatfirooam
Soh'iKiu!'!?Eiui'.-rn Sta.idiu-d Tim?
Dayll/?lit Ssvtag TTJpo. On? Hour L?t?f
F*V. Kiror Uno, dally ?t I".ir H, N. B.
(JAiltoo Bt I, ? ?"?) r. m. Due Ko?ton,
South Pt?l?->n, 7:25 p.. m.
New ?ax?.1i;.-i (Norwich) Line, daily n.
miss, Pier 40, N7 il (Hoiwtou St),
4 p rr,. riar 70 17 )7 22nd 3t ? 5 p.m.
Bridgeport IJro, daily except Sunday, Pier
27. ??. R. (Citherlne 81 ), 1 p. IS. I'ler
;j 70 II B. 22nd St. ). 1 15 p. m.
1 7.-it Bedford Lino (Nsw Bedford. Cap*
fl i ?! tnU Bu tard'a Bay pain-?. Martha's
u Vineyard and N'anturttet). Loate pier ?<0
B N It. (Houaton fit ) et. Sunday, 5 P. M.
NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO.
UP TSI? HUDSON
Cool, breezy, all-.lay .sail on th?
k:'<-:? 2 ' teel . te urn n
UDI'
r#?A 99
Plymouth
Fall River Line.
?-J 7ft war tax
, .turif vi??! ? .
(no landing;?)
Muslo?Restaurant ? Lunch
Counter?Staterooms
r.earc I'i.r 10, North River, New York
(fool Houston St.), 10:13 A. M, J)uy
liirht ??:i\ins Time, Returning iluu to
arrive New \ ?>rU about 7:30 P. M.
The New England Steamship Co.
??Siw Trips Up the Hudson io
MOUNTAIN. aa ^
Str."Grand Republic"-^-?.?,%Vt"oam'
EXTRA BOAT SERVICE
Sundays I-^X"^
I.v. BATTERY, 9; IV. |33iul St . 0:30 \. M.
?i??ndTr?o Far860? ??^??
? ? if? Sa,s A Suns 85c Children 5J4
II I'SIC?REFKKsilVlIlNTS?DANCING.
?JTEDNTISDAYS, AIT.I.ST ll-'TJ.-,.
i Leaves W. 23d St. 7:45, Liberty St. 8:00
v M . Jackson Ave . ty, 8 ! 7
\ M., !'? ad Ht.. Newark, 5:12 A. M.
:.: 1 tine.
Uirect v???.ti? -r serrtce fr m New Voris
ri? l??n*xiii Canal. ?-?!7u? at Cal'.ao. Ar?.?:a,
iqu.qui\ Anto/agait* a -? d V'ai&paraUO.
S?. Haut? Elia?. XT?. Santa Luis?. -S>. Santa
A.D?, - i Teres?. I ??'.- ? tls Sill?n??.
W. R. GIUCB * IX>., Asen?,
ttanoror Sqtuxe. N. T., or Local Ai- nt.
,1?U U LlriC street. Brooklyn.
For Porto Rico. Curacao & Venezuela
?... vus- ' : Zulla.Aus. 1*
1 ? :. .,! ?Iphln .Aug - ? M ? ' ?? albo ..S pt, 7
BLISS, DALLETT ci CO., Gen'l Mu:rs.
Phono 10072 Hanover. si Wall SKreet
? ?<".J* ^?r-jJ^^
DAILY, INCIXDINO SUNDAY
"??Yoshlngrton Irvingr," "HendricTk Mtnlion."
"Robert Fulton," "Albany."
"De Witt < linton" in ? . -. 1321.
Dire t Rail C nnoctlons All thr j?'i rail
t: kets between *'????? : and Albany ?r
lepted. Music. Re - iui mt,
Daylight Saving Time
.Vf
h '.: un I.
Th? ?'.-.:.: 7 k pal? Sat.
Si rvlce : Ser\ . Special
New \ ?. : .-:
1 lesbr isses Pc. .
West ?t 2d -S? .. .
West 12Dtri St. .
Tonkers.
.' -, r ? : : : tin
' ?'.'. ? it Point . . .
?.vail.
7 ev '? :-:: :i.
'oughkeepsie..
Kingston Point.
? ? . . :.
! !?: Ison.
Albany.
.?"'?7?>, "10:
U2:20? tl:40
20 J
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2
15 i
7<)
t2: ?0 .: ? -
20?
?C1 ?7.
30 '
OX
IReturn si ? ?me day from :.- i
marked f. ?? il?. ?ept Sunday. ?Thl i land
ing made on Sundays only if capacity per?
mit s. I lea r M mm aln pa ?sen ?' ? .. ? ? ad
vis It : ?turn on " 10 P. M, steamer.
Ideal one-day oiitln^?.
?xHudsoiiT River
jLin
Desbrosses St. Pier
New York
y?mat M*K>*!jpiW^*Miim?mas
BENNETT-DUNNING
Tours of Distinction
AROUND THE WORLD
September 17?November 20
INDEPENDENT TRIPS
National Park?Great Lakes
Saguenay River
SOUTH AMERICA
December 1?February 23
; ,.': Itineraries and Information
Bennett's Travel Bureau
Ti,)') Fifth Avenue, New York, N. V.
smESBmaaatBBEBk^SEBB?w
3}rm ?tmmbutit (Ea
CONEY ISLAND
Schedule i??r SATURDAY, VUG.
Lve. IT. 120 St.[Fier I, N. R.lConey
10 .'
; ; ?3
a- in.
7 2 15
1:15
10:1 ;
M.:.,
1 2 .',.(
' 1 : 1 ?)
Trips marked ' ili> not k<? to I :!?th
Trip murk,?! f .1 oes not stop ?U ?Vier 1
R?CKAWAY BEACH
tii.
?land.
?7:10
S 2'.
'j :25
0
p. m.
St.
. TV R.
NEW YORK?HAVRE
NIAGARA .
I.A LORRAINE.
KOCHAMBBA? .
LAFAYKTTK
la .- won:
FRANCE.
I.A TO! RAIN K
?0, .- ??.t. 17, Oct. 15
-
- 2 i i ? ?? 2
Bt. 3,
Pt. S ? let. '7, N )V. J
.Sl-pt 1 i, < I.-! ??;, x -, ; .
NEW YORK?BORDEAUX
CA KO LINE. Au<. 1 ?)
tOlU'M?S OFFICE, I? STATE 8T? N. V.
TKAVEL TRAVEL
PACIFIC LINE
<? SOUTH AMERICA/
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK to WEST COAST PORTS
VIA PANAMA CANAL t
"ESSEQUIBO" AUG. 28
"EBRO" SEPT. 25
v and Monthly Sailings Thereafter.
The Largest Steamers In the Trade.
THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
SANDERSON & SON, General Agents
28 Broadway, New York Pborje Broad 53<8?
or ?any Steamnhli? Tleket Agent.
NDAY
Highland Falls
NEWBURGH
BEACON
g.- TRIP
POUGHKEEPSiEA^mM'?
Palatial Steamer
'BEHJ. B. UDELL"
MUSIC
RESTAURANT
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J LUNCH ROOM
This delightful I00-mi!e sail gives you an opportunity to enjoy the finett ri?r?T
srenery in the ?world. Visit Washington's headquarters or Downing Fark, hi
NWburgh, or ride up famous Mt. Beacon, "Nature's Grand Stand."
Leave SUNDAYS?Franklin St , 3 A. M ; West 129th St , 9:30 A M. r.alr or shin?*
CENTRAL
SUNDAY EiCCURSiO^
^p^^^^^rk^i'^f-r^ y*7T:. <8r
?O ?EWBURGH AND RETURN $1.2 5
MEAT WH<sVe',FlWr "TROJAN"
Will leave I'ler
S3 A. M,
Ml SIC?K ESTA I IS W."
HUDSON ftAVFGATIOft COMPANY ,V
NIGHT BOATS TO ALBANY AND TtiOY, G P. AI. AM) 7 P. AT.
r:' m si l'iaiiiUisi; : biih mam .-.??. g.:' w e
International Mergwhie Marine Compaq
AMEftiCAf* LINE WMIE STAR LINE -
N. T.?CI1EKBOURG?SOUTHAMPTON N- v.-CHERBOIHC?SOI THASrPT?N
Philadelphia. . 12 M. Aug. 7 Sept. 4 Oct. 2 Adriatic. I I A.M. Aug. 14 Sept. 15 ?Gel.16
New York. . I I A.M. Aug. 21 Sept. 18 Oct. 16 . Olympic . . .4 P.M. ?. pt. 18 Oct. 9
NEW YORK?HAMBURG
*Mo! il?
. Aug. 21 Sept. 25 -'?
.11AM ?\ug.28 Oct. _ vM,v. 6
t. ?< Nov. 13
and.)
REO STAR U8E
Mongolia ..5 P.M. AuS. 14 Sent. 23 Nov. 6 lf*K
Manchuria ..4 P.M. Sept. II Oct. 23 Dec. 4 ?
NEW VORK?AZ IR!?.??-' ?BRALT.U?
. \7'I E ?t.i.VOA
Sept 16
N. Y.?SOUTHAMPTON?ANTWERP ..?,,-- rt-rt? T- ? ? J?
Kroonland .11 A.M. Aug. 14 Sept. 1? WHITE STAR-SS.^fflCjl]
Lapland .4 P.M. Aug. 2.1 Sept. 25 MONTREAL?QUI ? LIVERPOOL
Finland .11 A.M. Aug. 28 Oct. 2 Megantic . I. 18 Oct. 16
Zeeland .I 1 A.M. Sept. 4 Oct. 9 Canada .Aug. 24 Sept. 25 Oct. 30
Offices, 9 Broadway, New York. Piero 53, 59, 60. 61, 62, North RiVer.
te?* esa gj-ai rwa g&> i&b 9\ nj 15 Cl D i A
9 F F D I- C U 1 m U
??LT ?L?u??u
Go This Afternoon
Special Trips 313 Round Trip
ON THE HUDSON i ($1.10 inc. war tax)
Ticket?, (rood this -'-.ti' only.
Str. Homer RamndcU leaves 1
Pt , I P. M. ; W. 129th St., 1 177 P. M .
: :? 77 t Point ?: 1 Newburgh, ' ' n
necta with Str. BenJ. 13 O tell f r re?
turn to 7?. j An Ideal
twilight outing o? 120 miles on I .
river.
. . r?.k
17?. 7' . ? C M .
r return to N. Y.
trl?
?
?
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
F Aast: ri ulk AND cKtKiHT SLKViLtS
.rnperator .N?-w ^ ork to Cherbourg and TT-out.-.amptor?
K. A. Victoria.New York
Calabria .Now York
Caronia .?..New York
\quitani*.New York
f'annonia .New York
VUuretama.New York
Imperator .New \crk
??v. A. Victoria.New York
Columbia .New York
Caronia .New York
Acco;?: modati ns ? ?a?
21-24 STATE' STRB?t/nEW YORK.
.-Aug.
L>\ erpool .?. Au^j,
Hamburg and Danzig....Aug.
LiverptjSol.Aag.
Cherbourg ??no Southamf ton.... . . Aa?j{.
Na] les, Dubf< vnik and I rieste.Aug.
Cherb mrg and S uthampton.Sept.
Cherbourg and Southampton. Sep?.
Liverpo?)l . Sej !.
Londonderry and (jiasgow. .'-?pt.
Plymouth and Cherbourg.Sept.
i llabl? for is and . ? ? ' > s.
?V
?J. S. ill STEAMSHIP COMPANY, m
Sailings, New York to Bremen and Danzig
Cabin and Third Class
Apply at 45 Broadway, New York City
Also to Local Agents
Eastern Steamship Lines, In?a.
To
METROPOLITAN UNE
AH the way by water
via CAPE COi) CANAL
ritMRirri tray* Pier JS, North Ri?;?r. ft,
?f Murmy Si. PHONE BARCJ..AY UUM?.
Daily at 5 P. M.
11 J.i-flight. Tijue)
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SWEDISH AMERICAN UK
GOTHENBURG?SWEDE?
Short Route to Sweden, Norway. Dr an. a; it.
.inland. Russia. Germany, &c. -
S. S. DROH N1NGH0LM.. Aug. 28 Ortv 7
S. S. STOCKHOLM.Sept. 16 Oa.--)
Superior accoi t, la . *. ..?
. -Je?
Pwieng? Office, 24 Suto Su N. K,"

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