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Reports of Shipping
i > *">^ipmm^*^+m'&?~^im
and News o
oreign
rade
Shipbuilding
Decrease Now
Is World-Wide
Lloyds Register Reports a
Dei-line of 900,000 Tons
in Quarter Just Ended:
U. S. Fa?. -100,000 Tons
British Orders Canceled
Sharp Drop In Construction
of Tankers* No Returns
Received From Germany
World shipbuilding at the beginning
of tins month Bggref?$ed ?i.'io? 000
gross toas, m comparison with 7 086
600 tons r.t the beginjoilng of April
?ending to a statement just issued
??y Lloyd s Register of Shipping
Of this decline of nearly 900,000
the sharpest tor any quarter since the
war and comparing with one of 100 000
tons in the first quarter of this year
Marly 400,06? tons represents the de
?ease in the work of American ship
yards. British construction declined
??out 270,000 tons and that of other
aauntries, excluding Germany, for
which no full returns are yet avail
?bie, fell back about 240,000 tons.
I". 8. Building 717,000 Tons
The total gross tonnage in hand at
the end of the first two quartcrj of
this year was as follows:
June 30 March 31
United States ... . 717,000 1,102,000
United Kingdom .3,530,000 3,798,000
Other countries .1,852,000 2,186^000
World tota] ..6,199,000 7,086,000
The British, total of 3,530,000 gross
tons, however, does not represent con?
struction on which work is actually
preceding. Lloyd's Register paints out.
Included in this sum are 735,000 tons
on which work has been suspended
ar. ! 444,000 tons, the completion of
which has been postponed, owing chiefly
to the strike of shipyard joiners and
the coal mining,' dispute. If the total
of this deferred work, 1,170,000 tons,
is deducted, it will be seen that the
actual amount under wav in British
Shipyards is only 2,351,000.
British Contracts SuspendeJ
The growing volume of suspensions
afld postponements of contracts in
. :;rh yards is indicated by the
fact that while the total is now 1,179,
C00 tons, it was only 847,000 tons in
the preceding quarter.
Further evidence of the shrinkage in
the work oi British Shipyard? is shown
by the fact that during the last quar?
ter work was begun on only ?8.000
?ns of stei mers and motor vessels,
red with S.91,000 tons in the pre?
ceding quarter. Furthermore, launches
??rinj? the three months ended June 30
nly 3?0.000 tons, as against 431,
s in the previous quarter.
tonnage of vessels actually
bjai#i?g throughout the world under
the supervisiez of Lloyd'? Register and
intended t i be classed with that society
?now am ?unts to 4,236,611 tone, of
which 2,874.475 tons ai',c being built in !
the United Kingdom and 1,361,0S6 tons
;r, other countries. More than 80 per
?nt of the sea-going tonnage now
building in Crear: Brita.n, therefore, is
being classed by Lloyd's and more than
68 pef cent of "the total for the world.
,':. b ' i cases the percentage of clas i
ftcation by the society shows a gain
over the first quarter of this year.
Tankers building throughout the
\rorld show a decrease of about 200,
000 tons in comparison with the total
?ported for March 31. That this de?
cline is due to conditions in the United
States is shown by the comparative
figures for the two periods, as follows:
June 30 March 31
United States . 888,868 632,01?
United Kingdom ... 585,080 557,027
Other countries. 176,730 141,150
Totals .1.151578 1,320,193
9 - ?*
Chief Engineer Surveyor of
Lloyds Register Retiring
The committee of Lloyds Register
has vic-lded to the request of James
t. Milton, who has held, since 1890,
the position of chief engineer sur?
veyor to the society, that he should
be allowed, on account of advancing
years, to retire from that office on
September 30. Mr. Milton's connec?
tion with Lloyds Register will not,
however, be completely severed, as ar?
rangements have been made by which
the committee will be able to a va:
themselves of his wide knowledge and
?XDerience should occasion arise.
The committee of Lloyds Register
has appointed li. Ruck-Koene, who has
been Mr. Milton's assistant for the
last twelve years, to succeed him in
the office of chief engineer surveyor.
Growth of 131 P. C. in U, ?.
Shipping Since War Started
WASHINGTON, July 12.?American
merchant tonnage has increased by
more than 131 per cent since the be?
ginning of the war, according to a
ltateme.it issued to-dny by the Bureau
of Navigation. -During the last fiscal
year, the statement said, the increase
was more than 2,000,000 gross tons,
deluding 1,090.000 gross tons in Ship?
ping Board vessels.
The total documented shipping at
the close of the fiscal year was given
es 28,500 vessels of 18,350,000 gross
tons, including 3,723 seagoing vessels
of 5,000 gross tons or over, 238 of
them being ocean passenger steamers.
The Shipping Board owns 1,798 ships
Of 7,993,000 gross tons.
??'
Army Oders
from The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 12.?Army or?
ders issued to-day:
Cavalry
Unghome. Col. G. T., to Washington.
?Jornbrook. ,;()1- j. j to "Washington,
yocke. Mai j ,n ;..,,,.t Leavenwortb.
kspy, Lu C. IT., to Hlswell.
Fielet Artillery
Hvdmitt. rar,t. ]>.. to West Point.
owjdetfon. Capt. J, M., to Fort Sill.
Infantry
Sjjtokland, Lt. A. C, to Arcadia.
?? Font, Capt. K. H., to Arcadia.
^?Hoc. Maj. w. A., to Camp Dix.
Quartermaster Corps
??mingtnn, Maj. P., to Charloston.
4?rbuttoi), Maj. E. 11., to Philadelphia.
Air Service
jirtmeypr, Maj. G. E., to Honolulu,
?wtin. Maj. p. ].., to Rantoul.
Miscellaneous
?tringteiio^ Capt n v y A t0 Athens.
MS?Dl??rA?M~C5W.
132 Naeeau St. Beekman 4291
Thru srrvir? New York to Bu$
'?'o. Chicago iu.<l principal UiUe>
Ports. Via ?tute Jlarge 1 a?u?l.
LOWKR-TH AN-rtAIL-RATKS
^p KiuiiiluK lime '.' day?
MONTREAL-NEW YORK"
TRANSPORT CO., LIMITED
17 Battery Place. Whitehall 043?.
Mercliandi?,? I'.? l.<:<- ?clivery
?BW YORK to MOM'K?Al.
inland All-V.'ater ltout?
<0% Lower Than Kail Kates
balling? Weekly.
Mariiie Reports
Florea In,llcHtn,i ort> KUiul?rd ?roo
THE TIDES
High water. Low water.
???,,??,,, AM PM AM I'M
r'V ? ?ook. . . . 1:8?, 2;36 S:ln ?-.nt
?\ ",!,"'^.'?'U. 2:33 8:JL3 IJ& v-?
1!<" ''?<e. 4:f,4 ft:24 H :.!fl -1-1
Winds at Sen To-rtnv
VartVhl. ?" f , "ml U"" Gulf?Moderate,
.a??!LrTuC^rtabbean Sea n"d Windward Pas
???e? Moderate. variable winds partly
1 ov?riLa.st weather ; lotwV showers *
' ?-?nT- V Si,m,J" Book?Gentle, variable
fojir ? ovorcaa? ?oather; probably local
,. *',n,i>.' IIo"k to Halteras?Oentl? to
moderate, variable winds; wTercast
?weather; local showers.
i-oU','h wlTi to f<oy, West?Mod?r?t? cast to
POWn Winds; partly overcast weather with
occasional showers. ' un
Arrived Yesterday
?&t Callao (Pen). Puchos Ayres June
??? Montevideo June 14. Santos June is.
r .V ?m,1'~:-,''\ ?1u'10 23, t0 <he M?P?on
'"?D,:;^ 'n^88' Ball,M?B?"? W?
Str Mary, Baraoon Julv S, to the At
i?,V. '"I., ''""I"', (-'1'- wit" 8 Pa?s and fruit;
.Str West Nosska, Stockholm June M, to
KSa? BWyn??rratC ' '" ba"aSt: ReU IIook
Str Pearldon, London Juno 27. to the
Lutte?! States an.I Mexican Oil Corn, in
ballast; anchored on- Liberty.
Sir lowan, Portland, Ore, June 18, San
J-ranclsco Juno ?3, Cristobal July 5, to
Li* ynl4ed, American Line, with nuise;
1 i?r (,. Hush Docks, Bklyn.
Ktr Alba, Galveston July 8, lo the South?
ern 1 aclfic Co, with mdse; Pier 51, N R.
Str City of SI Louis. Savannah Julv in.
to the Ocean Steamship Co, with paus and
mdse; pjer 36, N R.
Str Comanche, Jacksonville and
--<n. to the Clyde Steamship Co,
w!tl. pars and mdse; Lier 37. N R
Str Fiednos (Nor), Cartagena Juno 16,
I orlo Colombia Juno 24, Cristobal June
2S, Kingston July 2, St Thomas Julv 6,
t i the Caribbean Line, with mdse; Pier 2,
Empire Stores, Bklyn.
Str Mexico. Havana July 9. to the Now
1 ?' k an 1 Cuba Mall Steumship Co. with
" pass, malls and mdse; p|?r 14. E R.
El lag New Orleans July t;. to the
rn Pacific Co, with pass and mdse;
Str John 1) Rockefeller, Oalveeton July
5, t. Robert L Hague, with crude oil;
red off Tomplclnsvllle, S I.
Str Astrea (Dt, new s27 tons). Seville
June 28, to Punch, pdye ,':? Co, with
: idpe; Tier S. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Str Lyngenfjord (Nor), Stavanger June
?26, to the X'orw-inan-American Line, in
be Hast: ft 30th st, Bklyn.
Str Giuseppe Verdi dtal), Genoa June
2S, Palermo Juno 30. to McDonnd &
'"tuda, with 50 first. 250 second cabin,
966 steerage pass, ninlls and mdse; Pier
25, N R.
Str Western Sea, ?Boulogne June 22,
Brest Juno 26, to J W Elwell & Co, with
ndse; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Lake Filhnoro, Brunswick, Ga. July
9, !" Clyde Line, with mdse; Pier 38, N It,
';':- William H Webb, Maulla April 11,
Hong Kong April is. Shanghai April 2.5,
Kobo April 2!'. Yo'i ohama May 1, Hono?
lulu June 8, Cristobal July 1 and Phila
? '?? iphia Julv 11, to the Harbor Stcaemahip
!.;i es, with noise.
Str Mesaba (Dr), London July 2, to the
Trans-Atlantic Line, with nvl.se.
str Mauretania (Br), Southampton, to
th,o Cunard Line, with pass, mails and
1. oso
Str Heilig Olav (Dan), Copenhagen, to
t?o Scandinavian-American Line, with
pass, ljiails and md.se.
Str (lake Fillm.ovo, Fensacola.
Sailed Yesterday
Str Albania (Br). Liverpool; Maraval
CHr), Grenada: Apacho (Ami, Jackson?
ville; P J Luckenbach (Am), Philadelphia;
Rclav (Am), Havana; Turrialba (Am),
Kingston; Bylayl (Air.), Norfolk; Aztec
(Nor). Tampiio: bark Cecil P Stewart
(Am), Tampa; schra Florence B Phillips
(An.), Brunswick, Ga; Richmond (Am),
Baltimore; strs Old North State (Am),
London; Black Arrow (Am), Tenerifie;
Jefferson (Am), Norfolk; ?United States
Steamship Worden, chowhik, Bobolink,
Frankfurt, Contoocook, Rail. Ostfried land,
Rnppahannock all to Lynnhaven Roads;
Duon D'Ansta (Hal), Naples and Genoa;
Polycarp (Br), Para via Norfolk.
Cleared
Sir Black Arrow (Am), Captain Wl'.kie.
Havana, Tenerifie, etc; New York and
Cuba Mail Line.
Str Polvcarp (Br). Captain Wotton,
Para Gears, via Norfolk; Booth Line.
Str F J Luckenbach (Am), Captain
McLean, Philadelphia; Luckenbach S S
Co.
Str Santa Ana (Am). Captain Parker,
Callaoi Moliendo via Panama Canal; W R
Grace K- Co. .,,...
Str Roussillon (Fr), Captain Lcheude,
Havre via Ylgo; French Line.
Str Strathearn (Br) Captain Hart. Liver?
pool. Manchester; N M Smith.
Str Hudson (Am), Captain Randall.
Bremen and Danzig; United States Mail
Sir Vest via (Br), Captain Davles. Rio
de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos Ayres;
Lamport & Holt Line.
Se Miradores (Br), Captain Davlson,
Kingston; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Montserrat (Sp), Captain Aparicio,
Cadiz Barcelona; Luis Llanso.
Sehr Arglnia (Br), Captain Benham,
Arichat, Cape Breton; J F Whitney & Co.
Berth Changes
Vessel Transferred to.
Agwidale.Robins D D. B'klyn
Anaconda.Martins Docks, S I
Ashville (U S 8).Off 79th St, N R
Citv of Adelaide,
Pier 3, Bush Docks, Bklyn
Eirremont.Pier 65, N R
Glendlola.Smith St, B'klyn
Hop Island.Java St, B'klyn
Intan .... Anchored Red Hook Flats, B'klyn
Lieut. Sam Mangel,
l'ier 9, D L & W R R, Hoboken. N J
Mariners Harbor.18th St, B'klyn
Marshall Foch,
L I R R Docks, Lone Island City
Ma nine.Piedmont, N Y
Mincio.Pier 70, N R
Shenandoah.Clinton St, B'klyn
Somerset.Morse's D D, B'klyn
Taizan Maru .Pier 4, B'klyn
Transportation,
Fletcher's D D, Hoboken. N J
Virginia.Robins D D, H'klyn
W A Luckenbach.35th St, B'klyn
West Campgaw.Pier 37, B'klyn
Incoming Steamships
Du? To-<Jay
Vessel, Port. Beparture.
Olympic.Southampton ...July 6
Mauretania.Southampton ....July 5
Liiuanla..Cppenbagan .July 1
Heilig olav.Copenhagen .July 1
Drottningholm. .. .Gothenburg .July 2
Komn.Marseilles .June 29
Leon XIII.Cadi/. .Juno r,0
Guiana.St Thomas.July 6
Matura.Trinidad .July 4
Munamar.Antilla .July 8
Due To-uiorrow
Monterey.Havana .July 9
Fort Hamilton. .. .Bermuda .July 12
Tlvives.Kingston .July 9
Due Friday
Saxonia.Cherbourg .July 6
(.uiooinal.Marseilles .July 6
.Gdansk.Danzig .June 30
Rochambeau.Havre .July 6
lioquois.Turks Isle. ..... .July 10
Mohawk.Jacksonville .July 12
C of Montgomery. .Savannah .July 12
Due Saturday
Mongolia.Hamburg .July 6
Chicago City.Bristol .July 2
Due Sunday
Celtic.Liverpool .July f>
Finland.Antwerp .July 7
La Bourdonnais. ...Havre .July 7
Providence.Marseilles .June 30
1'aMore*.Havana .July 13
Zulla.Haymucz .Itily 11
Arupahoe.laekr >ic lie -July' 14
Due Monday
Bergensjord.Bergen .July 8
Pence.R;ln %Tuan.July 12
Yucatan.Havana .Tu)y 18
Port Victoria.H.-rmuda .July 16
fine Tuesday
La Tourrolne.Havre .July 1?
Pennro.Genoa .luly 3
Apache.Tacksonvllle .lui y IB
City of Savannuh. Savannah .July 16
I>ue Wednesday, .luly SO
America.Southampton .July 12
Advance.Cristobal .July 10
Outgoing Steamships
1 :00 I'M
11 :00 AM
The hours priven below are standard
timo; for daylight saving time add 1 rtDur.
Sail To-day
Mall VsSBSf
Closes. Sails.
Monscrr.it, Cartle.111:30 AM
Rousslllon, Havre. 7:30 AM
Hudson, Danzig. 8:30 AM 11:00 AM
Walter A I.uckenbach,
Hamburg .12:30 TM S:00PM
Veatris, Buenos Ayres.. 7:00 AM 10:00 AM
Santa Ana, Valpxralso. 6:30 AM ?:00 AM
Lake FaclUer, Trinidad. 11 :00 AM 2:00 PM
Sail To-morrovr
Manchuria, Hamburg.. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
I.a Savoie. Havre. 7:30 AM 11:00 *M
Kootenal, Copenhagen. 1:30 PM 3:00 I'M ?
He nape, Jacksonville...- 12:00 M
City of St. Louis, Sa?
vannah .??- 3:00 PM I
Sail Friday
Rast Crag, Cape Town. 7;00 AM 11:00 AM j
Prederik VIII, Copen?
hagen.n :00 AM 1:00 PM
Mauritania, Southamp?
ton. 1:00 PM 3:00 PM '
Aurora, Capo Haytlen. 0:00 AM 1:00 I'M
Tosto, Turks island. . II :00 AM 2:00PM
Colon, Cristobal.12:30 I'M 3:00 I'M
Lake Elrio, Kingston . 11 :00 AM 2:00 I'M
Sail tSntordiiy
Olympic, Southampton. 10.00 AM 2:00 PM
J.upland. Antwerp. 7:00AM 11:00AM
Noordam, Rotterdam.. 7:30 AM 31:00 AM
Oroposa, Hamburg:. .. .10:00 AM 1:00 PM.
Samland, Danzig. s:S0AM 12:00 M |
Ipswich, Hamburg... .11>;00 AM ?:00PM
Ft Hamilton. Bermuda- 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
("alamares, Cristobal... 5:30 AM 7:00 AM
Mexico, Havana. 7:00AM 11:00AM
San Lorenzo, San Juan. 7:30 AM 11.O0AM
Monterey, Vera Cruz. . 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Philadelphia, Curacao.. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Frednes, Kingston.... 7:30AM 11:00AM
M^ohawk, Jacksonville.- 12:00 M
Sail Monday
Ormcs, Kingston.- 12:00 M
City of Montgomery,
Savannah .- 3:00 PM
?Niil Tuesday
Tivjves, Santa Marta.. 6:30AM 9:00AM
Arapahop, Jacksonville- 12:00 M
bail Wednesday, July 20
Lituar.ia, "Danzig. 4:00 AM 12:00 M
American Logion, Rio
de Janeiro. 8:00AM 12:00M
Hi-lai.ibr?,Buenos Ayres 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Ft Victoria, Bermuda.. 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
City Island
Round South
Sehr Flora M (Br), Parrsboro, N S for
New York.
Round Ku*t
Schra Belle "Wolfe (Brj, Perth Amboy
for Mahone Bay; Arglnla (Br), Jersey
City for Aricbat, N t? (both anchored).
Traus-PaeiJic Mails
The connecting miles close at the Gen?
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffloe
Station, New York, at 7 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, via Kan Francisco, steamship
Jlanoa, July 15.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo
China, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, 13. C, steamship
Empress of Russia, July 16.
Hawaii and fuiecially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Siberia Maru, July 16.
Japun, Corea, Siberia, Philippine Islands
and specially addressed mail for China,
via Seattle, steamship Hawaii Maru.
July is.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Aufltralla, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Marama. July 20.
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Navai Station
[Distance is given in miles. Reports nre
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.J
Ala 561 from Cape Henry July 12.
Afoundria 535 E by N Charleston July 11.
Alabama 52 10 S*.id Kev July li.
Astral 19 NE Jupiter July 11.
Bay Head abeam Charleston BV July 11.
Bel I buckle 409 S Ambrose July 11.
Bellhaven 497 E Ambrose July 11.
Betterton 215 NW St Buoia July 1.
Blue Triangle 304 S\V Hatteroa July 11.
Calgarelite 130 SSE Hatteras 8 PM July 11.
Camden 324 SW Hatteras July 11.
Carrillo 254 S Naptucket BV July 11.
Charles Pratt 212 SE South Pass July 11.
City of Atlanta 174 SW Nanuteket July 11.
Concho 575 E Galveston July 11.
Cluster Hall 12 SW Tortugas July 11.
Cre?la 117 S Jupiter July 1,
Currier 140 NW Torlugi?. July 11.
Walworth 20 SW Key West July 11.
Dartford 160 W Sand Key July 11.
Dirigo 85 N Jupiter July I.
Eastern Glade 034 E Capo Henry 8 PM
July 10.
Eastern Planet 1,695 S Ambrose July 9.
El Estero 97 from Tortugas July 11.
El Oriente IS WNW Tortugas July 11.
Esparta 143 S Boaton BV July 11.
Eugene V. R. Thayer 220 SSW Hatteras
July 11.
Fourth Alabama 70 SSE Hatt.eraa July 11.
Franklin 12 W Sand Key July 11.
Gdansk 417 E Ambrose July 12.
Gihel Yedid 40 NE Cape Henry 9 AM
July 12.
Gulfland 83 E Sand Key July 11.
Gulf of Mexico 200 ESE Sabine Bar July 11.
Gulfstream 94 NW Tortugas July 11.
H C Folger ISO S Hatteras July 11.
H M Plagiar 297 SW Hatteras July 11.
Helen 610 S Ambrose July 11.
Hellig nlav IOS E Ambrose July 12.
Henry S Grove 312 SB Mobil? July 11.
Herbert G Wylie 105 SW" Nan-tucket LV
July 11.
Houraa 340 W Sand Key July 11.
Houston 4 53 ESE Galveaton July 11.
Inspector 151 N Jupiter July 11.
Iroguois 828 S Ambrose 7 PM July 11.
J M Guffey 57 SW Hatteras July 11.
Japan Arrow 200 S Ambrose July 11.
John Stevens 685 E Ambrose July 12.
Bako Allen 1,106 S Ambrose July 11,
Bake Ellenorah 45 SE Ambrose S PM
July 11.
Bake Ellerslle 399 NNW San Juan July 11.
Lake Fillmore 22 S Scotland BV July 12.
Bake Freeland 246 SW Hatteras July 11.
Biberty Bell 5 N Carysfort July 11.
M F Elliott 28 W Sand Key July 11.
Manatee 19 NE Hillsboro July 11.
.Maracaibo 43.". S Scotland LV July 11.
Mauretania 127 E Ambrose July 12.
Mobile City 1,550 S San Francisco July 11.
Monterey 15 E Jupiter July 11.
Morro Castle 25 NE Havana July 11.
Moshlco lat 27 54 Ion 62 47 July 12.
MunaiTiar 475 S Scotland BV July 11.
Mundale 218 S Ambrose July 11.
National Bridge 142 E rape Henry July 11.
Nobles lat 30 50 Ion 69 28 July 11.
Nora 210 W Sand Key July 11.
Northern Star 340 E by S Nantucket LV
July 12.
Nubian pd Key West July 10.
Otho 270 E Cape Henry 8 PM July 11.
Pleiad's 137 W Balboa July 11.
Ttavo 40 WSW Sand Key July 11.
Rochester passed Delaware Breakwater 2
PM July 11.
Rotar?an 26 SE Cape Moulachlque (St
Lucia) S P.M July 10.
Sabine Sun 5 N Hatteras July 11.
Saguache 270 S Hatteras July 11.
San Bias 689 N Port Limon July 11.
San Bruno 158 N Limon July 11.
San Gil 190 NE Jupiter July 11.
San Jose 180 S Hatteras July 11.
Sau Juan 476 S Scotland LV July 11.
San Mateo 396 S Ambrose July 11.
Santa Rosa 110 SW Key West July 11.
Schuylklll Bridge 35 E Sand Key July 11.
Steel Age 267 NE Mona Island July 11.
Sucrosa 5 S Hat leras July 11.
Suriname 377 SE South Pass July 11.
Sutermco 146 ENE Cape Henry July 11.
Swift Arrow 20 S Cape Lookout July 11.
Tenafly 215 SE Cape Sable July 12.
TT.urland Castle 66 NW Key West J?vly 11.
Tivivc* 684 S Ambrose July 11.
Tomalva 130 S Jupiter . uly 11.
Trinidadian 10 S Carysfort July 11.
Triumph 350 E Charleston July 11.
Plua 400 S Cape San Antonio July 11.
W M Irish 245 WNW S:md Key July 11.
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Main Cable Office, 89 Broad Street
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Reaching: out from the Vnlted
States to Central and South
America, ALL AMERICA
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for American trade and pros?
perity.
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W H Llbhy 34 N Hntterss July 1.1.
W H Til ford 20? NE Jupiter July 11.
Waco 210 KNE Nantucket July 11.
West cobalt 1 ?.00 E Cape Henry 7:05 PM
July 11.
West M||<n 0,1 NTipo M a y si R PM July 10.
West Jaftrey S20 SE Ambrose July 11.
Wosl Nomentum Hio N Balboa July il.
MVslern ttea 136 E Ambroso 8:30 PM
Julv 11.
William Henry Wrbb 60 S Scotland LV
July 12.
Zacap* 404 S Scotland LV July 11.
By Cal?le and Radio
Str Mnuretanla. dir), Southampton rmd
Cherbourg. July :> ; to Oiinatd Line; with
pas?, mails and nidse: reported by wire?
less 120 miles east of Ambroso at noon
yesterday, Cu^tuin Rostron reports heavy
fog; vessel Is expected to dock this a m
at Pier .14. N R.
Sir Olympic (Rrl, Southampton and
Cherbourg, July 0; to Whim Star Line:
with pass, malls and nidse; Captain Hayes
reported by wireless that she was 2.S7
nilJ'-s east of Ambrose at noon yesterday;
vessel Is expected to dock this n jn at Pier
CO, X R.
Str Argentina (It), Trieste, July 0; to
Pheips Bros; with pass, mail? and mdse;
vessel is due to reuoh New York about
Julv 2tl and will doC* at Pier 7, Bush
Docks, B'klyn.
Str America (Am), Southampton, Julv
12; to United States Mail S S Line; with
pass, mails and mdse; vessel is duo to
reach New York Wednesday, July 20, and
will dock at PP-r 74, N R.
Sir Borgeosflord (Nor), Berreen, July 8;
to Norwegian- American Lino; with pass.
mails Biiil mdse: \ essel Is due to reach Now
York Monday, July 1$, and dock foot ."?Oth
st, B'klyn.
Str Providence (Fr), Marseilles, June j
"0; to Fahre nine; with pas?, mails nnd
mdse; vessel Is due to arrive in New York
Sunday, July 17. and will dock at the foot
of :ilst St. B'klyn.
Str Mongolian Prince (Br). Port Said.
July 4; Singapore, July 7; to Furness,
Withy & Co; with pa.ss, malls and mdse;
vessel is due to reach New York about
Saturday, June ,S0, and will dock.at Pier 4,
Bush Docks. B'klyn.
Str Pesar.o (It), Genoa, July 3; to Fur?
ness. Withy ,t Co; with pass, malls nnd
mdse: vessel Is due to arrivn in New York
Tuesday, July 10, and wil Idock at Pier 07,
N R.
Str Retina d'ltalla (It). Genoa, July 2;
to Furness, Withy & Co; with pass, ni a ils
and mdse: vessel le expected to reach New
York Friday, July 22, aud will dock at
Pier ?7 7s' ft.
Str Iroquois (Ami, Turks Island. July
10; lo Clyde-Ran Domingo Line; with pass,
mal's and mdse;. vessel Is due in New York
Friday, July 10, and will dock at Pier-,
Bk'lyn.
Str Advance (Ami. Cristobal. July 10.
via Haytian ports; to Panama R R Line;
with pass, mails and mdse; vessel Is ex?
pected to reach New York Wednesday,
July 20, and will dock at Pier 1, Hoboken,
N J.
American Ports
BALTIMORE, July 12?Arrived: Strs
Muurio, New York: Suros.l, Port Arthur.
Sailed: Strs Kinksnn Maru (Jap). Rot?
terdam: Toloso, Manchester via Norfolk;
Elmsport, London via Philadelphia; Des
Moine? Bridge, Bristol; Lake Fanouler,
San Juan; Kolo (Sp), Marseilles: Suport?lo, '
Tuxpam end Tampico; Oakwin (Br),
Queers town: Tulsa. Rotterdam and Ant?
werp via Philadelphia. i
BOSTON, July 12?Arrived! Str Craig
rou-nie, Newport News; sehr Rayo, Little I
Bars Hiver, N S. Snile.d: Strs Munalbro, 1
(Baltimore; Caledonian, Manchester via
New York; Lexington, Glasgow and Liv?
erpool via Newport Now? and Philadelphia;
NorwaJU. New York.
CHARLESTON, Jyly 12?Arrived: Str
Saxon, Havana. Sailed: Strs Asslnipi,
Fernandina; Cotopaxl, Havana; West
Lianga, Rotterdam.
JACKSONVILLE, July 12?Arrived: Strs
Persian, Baltimore; Mohawk, New York;
Bay-head, Baltimore; Lord Harrington (B),
Newport New?, ?jailed : Strs Mohawk. New
York; Essex. Philadelphia; Ingold, Liver?
pool; bark Audnv (Nor), Queenstown.
MOBILE, July 12?Arrived: Strs Schroon,
Tampa; Honduras (Nor), Port Barrios;
Tune (Nor), Galveston. Sailed: Str Tune
(Nor), Caibaricn.
NEWPORT NEWS, July 1 2?A rrlved :
Stra Duns Law (Br), Liverpool; Thomas !
Maru (Jap), Bremerhaven : Shanghai,
Main (Jnp;, Venice; Dover Maru (Jap),
Barcelona. Sailed: Strs Western (Br),
Alexandria; Denis (Br). Rio de Janeiro.
NORFOLK, July 12 ? Arrived: Strs
Maindy Orange (Br), Havre; Baltic (Dt),
Baltimore; Zoppot (Dt), Baltimore; I'an
Anvrieim. Alexandria; Natal (Dan), Tort
Ian I, ore. Sailed: Strs Kelvinbrae (Br),
(?alveston; Hugo Stinaes (Fr), Rio de
Janeiro; Western (Br), Alexandria; Var
dulla (Br), Philadelphia; Valdura (Br),
Gibraltar; J H Deveraux, New England;
Moldegaard, Baltimore; La Percuse (Fr),
Bremen; Campania (It), Gibraltar; Everett,
New England.
PENSACOLA, July 12?Arrived: Strs
Masca, New Orleans; Elkhart. Dunkirk.
Sailed; Strs Passages, Browning (Br),
Buenos Ayres.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12?Arrived:
Str Carveatum (Hall, Spezia; sehr E R
Theriault (Br), Haiti. Sailed: Strs
L P Holmldad (Dan), Copenhagen via
Baltimore; Philip Publicker, New York;
(?ranfos (Nor). New York; Santa leabil,
New York; Hahira, Port Lobos; M?rri?
ma ok, Savannah and Jacksony Ule; Halaey,
Mobile: Grace Dollar (Br). Hong Kong,
etc, via Suvannah, Galveston and Van?
couver.
PORT EADS. La, July 12?Arrived: Strs
Coahuila (Mex), Tampico; Comayagua
(Hond), Port Cortez; Ellis (Nor), Tela;
Gunny (Nor), Progreso; Lake Crescent,
Cuba; Matanzas, Cienfuegos; Sinaloa (Nor),
Frontera; Suriname. Port Barrios; Truxillo,
Tampa; Yoro (Hond). Ceiba. Sailed: Strs
Atlantic. City, Shanghai; Clement Smith,
Boston; Managua (Nik). Bluefle.lds; Masca,
Barcelona; Ruphael (Br), Buenos Ayres;
Semin?le (Br), England; West Erral. Lon?
don; West Harshaw, Glasgow; Yuma,
Frontera.
PORT TAMPA, July 12?Sailed: Tug
Robert P Clark with barges Conemaugh
and MonongM hela. Tampico.
SAVANNAH, July 12 ?Sailed: Strn
Essex. Philadelphia; City of Montgomery,
New York.
TAMPA, Fia, July 12?Arrived: Sehr
?Maw If Dlebsio, Boston. Sailed: Str Lake
Farihault, Mobile; schrs Harrison T
"??? a Mobile; Lady Marian. St An?
drews, Florida.
v...i:..i.Utu HAVEN, Mass, July 12?Ar?
rived : Schrs Wapiti (Br). New York for
Halifax; Mayflower (Br), Parrsboro; Kar
moe (Br), Hubbard'e Cove.
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From? New York
GLASGOW, July 11?Str Cameronla
(Br).
PORT SAID, July 11?Str Half Moon.
FUNCHAL, July 11?Str Peter II Cro?
wd I.
PLYMOUTH, July 11??tr Ryndam
(Du), for Rotterdam, and proceeded.
BUENOS AYRES, July 8?Str Laplace
(Br).
BILBAO. July 10?Str Florlnda (Sp).
NEUFAHRWASSER, July 6?Strs Brad
clyde (Br), Potomac.
COPENHAGEN, July 6?Str Delaware
(Nor): July 7. Toledo Bridge.
CHRISTIANIA, July 6?Strs Foldenf
Jord (Nor), Songnaar (Nor).
GOTHENBURG, Julv 6? Str Panola.
AARHUU3, July 7?Str Moravia Bridge.
AMSTERDAM, July ??Str Eemland
(Dt).
VALPARAISO, July 8?Str Qullpue (Br).
GLASGOW, Julv 10-?Str Innoko.
RIO DE JANEIRO, July 10?Str Glen
Bpenn (Br).
ANTOFAGASTA, July 10?Str Sant*
Luisa.
LYTTLETON. July S?Str Lopanto (Br).
?Departures for New York
VICTORIA, July 8?Str Sallust (Br).
PORT SAID.July 11?Str Clan MacUren
(Br).
HAVRE, July 10?Str La Ttouralne (Fr).
QUEENSTOWN. July 11?Str America.
Rio DE JANEIRO, July 11 -Str Btrinda
(Nor),
Lake Porta
CLBVHLAND, July I 2? Arrived : Strs W
r Roberts, Two Harbor?; Shrnanro, Aflh
tsbula; Boston, Buffalo; Glen Lyon, Port
Oejborne; w, ?Hand, Chicago; W R Staf?
ford, Inland?; D P Recor, Island?. Sail-d:
Strs II H Taplin, Duluth; Angoliiu-, Mil-,
waukee; Glen Lyon, Fort William; Thomas
ShftUghnoBsy, Chicago; W B Stafford. Isl?
ands; B p Recor, Islands.
CONNHAUT. July 12?Arrived: Strs
Henry Phlpps, William J Oicott, Henry C
Prick, Duluth; Hydru?, Two Harbors;
Norway, Duluth. Sailed: Strs Hydru?.
Buffalo; Henry Phlpps, Ashtabula; Henry
C Frick, William J Oloott. Duluth; Nor?
way, Buffalo.
ASHTABULA. Ohio, July 12?Arrived:
Sirs c s llebard, Duluth; Thomas Walter?,
.Superior; Sargent, Superior; Marquette and
Ressemer No I, Montreal; Glenbrae, Key
Harbor; Alpen?., Milwaukee. Sailed: Sirs
? S Hebard, Superior; Thomas Walter?,
Superior; Sargent. Superior; Marquette and :
Bessemer No 1, Montreal; Glenbrae. Key
Harbor; Henry Phipp?, Duluth; Alpena, j
Port (.'nlborne.
TOLEDO, July 12?Arrived: Strs J p|
Morgan Jr. Duluth; C W Watson, Conneaut. '
Sailed: Strs C W Watson, Duluth; Prince- I
ton, Cakite.
F A I R P O R T, July 12?Arrived: Strs]
Smith Thompson, Duluth; RensselaT, Two ?
Hurbors; D Bradley, CalcHe. Sailed: Strs j
Smith Thompson, Loral?; Rensaelaer, Erie, i
D Bradley, C-alcite.
BUFFALO, July 12?Arrived: Strs Buf?
falo, Troy; W W AttTbury, Duluth: Ama?
zon, Chicago; W A Paine, Manchester, W
II Snyder, Duluth. Sailed: Strs Troy, At
terbury. Buffalo, Duluth; Amazon, Chi?
cago; Patne, Toledo; Manchester, Racine;
Snyder, Duluth.
SANPUSKY, Ohio. July 12?Arrived:
Stro F W Hart, Conneaut; Angellne, Buf?
falo. Sailed: Strs H H Porter, Hart,
Duluth; Truesdale, Manitowoc.
ERIE, July 12?Arrived: Strs Joseph S
Dunham, Buffalo; Peerless II, Port Dover;
Richard W Brantford, Lewis, Keybell,
Montreal.
MILWAUKBE. July ) 2?Arrived: Strs
C H Mcdilloiyfh, Buffalo; Sweden, Lo- ;
rain; II D Goulder, Toledo. Sailed: Str j
Edward U Demmer, South Chicago.
HSCANABA, July 12?Arrived : Strs Malle
toa, W. A. Relea, Lagonda. Sailed: Str R R
Richardson, Milwaukee.
MARQUETTE, Mich, July 12?Arrived: I
Str Bielmsn.
FORT WILLIAM, July 12?Arrived Strs
House, Osier, Perseus, Joyland, ?hrerton. I
Sailed: Strs Martian, Goderlch. I
DULUTH, July 12?Arrived: Str? Town- .
send, Negaunee, Denmark, Garruiton, O !
M Reis?. C A Black, Shiras, Bowers, Sono- I
ma, Tomllnson, Munising, Block, J P Relss, '.
Farrell, Tionesta, Noronic. Sailed: Strs j
Gates, Oakes, Barnum, Kinney, Corey, !
Stackhouse, Block, J J Barium, A S Up
son, N?ronle.
ASHLANJ>, July 12?Sailed: Strs John !
Barium, Filbert, Lake Erle porta.
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK, July 12?Two former Ger?
man warships, the battleship Ostfriesland
and the cruiser Frankfurt, assigned to the j
United State? by the Allied powers when I
the German fleet was broken up, left here :
to-day on their last voyage.
They will be towed to a position oft. the |
Virginia Capes and sent to the bottom by {
shells from American battleships.
Both came, to this country under their
own power, the Ostfriesland bringing home
one of the 16-inch gun3 sent to France
in the latter days of the war.
Shipping Board steamer Chattanooga, )
Liverpool for Charleston and previously re?
ported in tow of tho Shipping Board
steamer Mercer Victory, was not In tow of
that vessel, but was in tow of the Shipping
Board steamer Mercer, London for Phila?
delphia. The Mercer dropped the tow on
July 9 and is proce?dtrig to Phtladelphia
The Chattanooga will come to New Y'ork
under her own steam.
BOSTON, July 12?The bark Tiburton,
with 27,000 gallons of alcohol aboard,
which was seized last week as a result of
a Hbel by the skipper, Charles W Malle?,
who claimed $3,298 was due him from the
owners, was further involved to-day when
the Atlantic Coast Transportation Com?
pany of Pennsylvania filed a libel for $700.
The money was claimed as payment for
j towing the bark here from New York. The
Tiburton. flying the flau of Panama, cleared
from New York for Monrovia. West Africa,
but put in here for additional cargo a
month ago.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 12?Tho str An?
drea Luckenbach arrived from Atlantic
Coast ports. She will load wool for New
York. The str Yalza of tho North Atlan?
tic and Western Steamship Company ar?
rived from Portland, Me. The str C C
Morse has arrived at Aberdeen to load
lumber for the East Coast, and the etr
Depre has arrived there to load lumber ior
the Orient.
SUPERIOR. Wis, July 12?While the str
HAS Clark lay safe at Its wharf in South
Chicago to-day a local newspaper received
a telegram filed at Milwaukee last night
saying the vessel had gone down off White
Fish Point, Lake Superior, with a crew
of thirty-three men.
The message was signed "Tntorlaks S S
Company," but officials of that company
immediately declared It a hoax.
"Probably the revenge of a drunken dis?
charged sailor," marine men said.
BALTIMORE, July 12?Receipts of crude
oil at this port last week made a high
record in weekly imports of oil. Ten
vessels arrived and delivered 700,000
barrels of oil, all of which, with one ex?
ception, came from tho Mexican fields.
One cargo came from Houston, Tex.
Whether the large receipts indicated the
haste of the oil companies to clear out all
possible supplies In view of the reported
troubles in the Mexican oil regions cannot
he said, but thdt such an influx of oil for
some time to come is not probable is evi?
denced in the sending of one tanker to ;
Mobile to be laid up with a fleet of
tankers and the laying up here of several
of the Standard OR tankers, which will
make repairs.
The Terminal Shipping Company, local
agents of the Williams Steamship Com?
pany, has been notified of the arrival of
th? motorship Renmcott at Los Angeles
with cargo from this port in a run of nine?
teen days. The operation of the engines
was perfect throughout the run, which,
with the economy displayed, is a positive
indication that the motorship is working a
revolution in marine circles.
PORTLAND, July 12?With the ex?
ception of the Marine Engineers' Bene?
ficial Association members of all the
maritime unions were voting yesterday on
the proposed settlement of the strike
against the steam schooners in the coast?
wise lumber carrying trade.
Shipping Board str Eastern Mariner has
lira in tho bunkers in port here. Tho
tiro broke out Sunday and was under con?
trol yesterday. The coal is being re?
moved.
SEATTLE, July 12?Marins surveyors
are determining the damages suffered by
several shippers In the lira at tho East
Waterway docks Saturday.
Cargo in the port commission's terminal
system totaled 47,000 tons at the end of
June, as compared with 42,604 tons at the
same time last year.
BALTIMORE. July 12 ? G Harrison
Smith, largest oil tanker ever built, and
t? Harrison Smith, president of the Inter?
national Petroleum Company, both were]
present on We launching stand In the;
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company's yards
to-day. A bottle of champagne cracked
across tho former's bow as sh? slid out
into the harbor and scores of hands
reached toward the latter in congratula?
tion over a good Job.
It was another Angjo-Amerlcan event
In shipping and oil circles?Canadian
American event is more accurate, perhaps,
for the ship will be operated by the Im?
perial OH Company of Canada, of which
the International Petroleum Company is a
subsidiary. Nearly a score of Canadian
men and women cam? down from Toronto
especially for the launching and were !
Joined in New York by a party of Stand-!
ard Oil men.
1 OGDENSBURG. N Y, July 12?The largs
THE UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Invites Tenders on
MANILA ROPE
Sealed bid* will be received until July 20, 1921, 2:00 P. M.,
and then will be opened and read publicly in the Office of 1*. Van
Middlesworth, Manager, Purchasing' Department, Division of Supply
and Sales, Room 3807, Navy Building, 19th and B Street? N. W..
Washington, D. C, for furnishing approximately two hundred
seventy-fivo thousand (275,000) pounds of MANILA ROPE.
Proposal forms and other information may be obtained from
Manager, Purchasing Department, Division of Supply and Sales.
The Board reserves t'ie right to reject any or all bids.
Sealed bids should be addressed to L. Van Middlesworth,
Manager Purchasing Department, Division of Supply and Sales,
Room 3807, Navy Building, 19th and B Streets N. W., Washington,
D. C, and indorsed: "Sealed Bid for Manila Rope. Do Not Open
Until July 20, 1921."
*tr Maple Doro, loaded with freight from
uppor I?I<* porta and bound for Montreal,
went ?ground on the nhoals opppo?lte
Cardinal. Ont., late to-duy and wag re?
ported to be damaged badly. Wrecking
tugs from Kingston were summoned.
Buyers Arriv?e!
(Oootlnqrd from pa** ??venteen)
ROANOKE, VA.
Co. MscBaltj ?o.; D. L. Odell, uphol?
stery, curtains and rugs; 432 4th av., 6th
floor.
ROCHESTER
Slbley. Lindsay &. Curr Co.; K. C.
Thompson, art goods, stationary; Miss B.
Iicardorf, children's and .niants' wear;
432 4th ?v.
Stein-Hloch Co.; C. T. Stott, woolen
piece goods, trlmmlntrs. braids; 200 5th av.
HOCK FORD. ILL
Klein's; A. Klein, ladles' ready to wear;
Harry Landres. ?s w. ?S2d ?t.
SANTH'SKY. OHIO
Scheuer & Frankel; N. S. Franke),
ladles' ready to wear; J. M. BlGgens, 333
7th av.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
J?ske Bros. ; H. P. May, suit.', dresse?,
coats, furs and mis?es' garments; O. W.
Hilgers, sJIUb, nets, and cottons; Miss L.
Blrrford, underwear, kimonos and infants'
wear and hous? dresses; Mrs. L. Coleman,
waists, petticoats nnd bathing suits and
sweaters; J. A. Plncuo, men's clothing,
furnishings and hats; W. ?t. Bevy, notions,
ribbons, leather goods, jewelry and small
wares; D. L. Pincus, general mdae.; 19 E.
24th st.
Frost Bros.; W. C. Frost, mdse. mgr.,
drosses, coats, suits; 3 W. 21th st.
SAN FRANCISCO
Emporium; Miss Slog*, children's dresses,
coats and negligees; 225 5th av.
Emporium; M. Wolff, biusvment men's
and boyB' clothing and furnishings; 225
6th av,
SCRANTON, PA.
Emporium World Millinery Co: ; C. W.
Smith, millinery; 621 B'way, room C23.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Poole 1). G. Co.; Mr.. Poole, general
mdse.; 106 Grand st.
ST. JOSF.rH, MO.
Tootle-Campbell Co.; J. Bolen, knit
goods; S. Waller, white goods; 60 Worth st.
ST. LOUIS
Stlx, Baer &. Fuller; G. Wood, bags and
suite.ises; 1107 B'way.
Klce-stix Dry Goods Co.; M. Wolf, hand?
kerchiefs; 377 B'way.
Penny, Gentles Merchandise Co.; J. H.
Gentles, fancy goods, notions, leather
goods, neckwear, handkerchiefs: McAlpin.
Famous & Barr; I'. J. Sefranka, boas;
37 W. 26th st.
Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Co.; Miss M.
C. Marks, millinery; 303 6th av.
Carier D. G. Co.; A. K. Miller, petti?
coats; 329 B'way.
Zlegl.-r-Frankel Mfg. Co.; H. Zlcgler,
mllilntry; Pennsylvania.
ST. PAIX
Hugo Hlnchnian Co.; H. Hirschman,
boys' clothing, ready to wear, children's
wear, ribbon?; 1372 B'way.
Golden Rule; J, G. Willmer, muslin un?
derwear, children's wear: 3 W. 29th St.
TERKE HAUTE, IND.
Star Stylo Shop; J. M. Bubin, ?adle?'
suite, coats, waists, hats and fall furnish?
ings; Pennsylvania.
TILLAR, AUK. i
Wolff Bros.; Mr. Wolff, general mdse;i
1150 B'way.
TOLEDO
New Ideal Shop; Mlus F. Morgan, coats,*
suits, waists; Pennsylvania.
Reynolds Monro Co.; Mrs. H. Ilosack.
v/aists and underwear; 100 W. 32d st.
Meyer, Jonasson & Co.; Miss Greenberg,
coats and suits; 27G 5th av.
W. L. Milner Co.; E. C. Camper, jobs i
wash dresses, women's bathing suits,
swfaters; Alfred Fantl, 116 W. 32d St.
Baumgardner & Co.; W. A. Losah,
overalls and pants; 60 Worth st.
, TOFEKA. KAN.
The Crosby Bros. Co. ; W. E. Clifton,
dresses; Miss A. E. Conkling, ready' to
wear; Pennsylvania.
TRKNTON, N. J.
H. If. Voorhees & Bro.; A. N. Kerr,'.up?
holstery; 432 4th av., 6th floor.
TULSA, OKLA.
J. L. Seidenback; C. J. .Seidenback, rep?
resenting; 303 6th av., IStli floor.
WASHINGTON
The Hecht Co.; Mr. L'ltman, men's fur?
nishings and hats; Mr, Redhead, boys' fur?
nishings and leather goods; Wetll & Hart
man, 115 W. 30th et.
"Woodward & Lothrop; C. H. Hospital,
silks; O. T. Houston, toys; 334 4th av.
I.oeb & Co. ; M. J. Boeb, men's and boys'
clothing; Martinique.
WEATHEKFORD, TEX.
Baker-Poston Co.; J. ?. Jenkin, ladles'
ready to wear: 395 B'way.
WHEELING. W. VA. -.'
George C. Sterfel Store; J. Gilmer, mdse.
mtrr. ; Pennsylvania.
United Dollar Stores; A. M. Vatz.
dresses, children's and infants' wear; R.
M. Vatz, representing; 1123 B'way, room
206.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX.
J. F. Riggs. general mdse. ; Pennsylvania.
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Blum Bros.; Herman Blum, women's
ready to wear; 303 6th av.
AMERICAN SHIP? ARE AVAILABLE
rOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New combination Passenger and Freight
' Ships. Fast, Luxurious Steamers.
Key number beeide ship's name indicate* ?
everator shown bottom of column.
EUROPE.
! Plymouth. Boniog-ne and London
From New York
i August 16-?September 20-~Old North
State (159).
July 30?-September 6?Centennial State
I (159).
\ ?tremen ?ltd Danzig
From New York
July 13?August 20?Hudson (158).
July 30?September 10?Princess Ma
toika (159).
August 10 i? September 22 ? Potomac
(169).
i Kanlcs and Genoa
From New fork
! Middle July?Pocahontaa (1*9).
j Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen.
From New York
July 2*?August 27?September 2J.?
I America (159).
! August 3?September 3-?George Wash?
ington (159).
SOUTH AMERICA
i Klo de Janeiro, Montevideo and Baeno?
I Aires.
From New York
Martha Washington (91).
FAB EAST
' Honolulu:, Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai,
AlAiiiln, Hougkorg.
From San Frttn<-l?eo
July 23?Empire State (105).
August 6?Gulden State (19*).
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai, Hongkong,
ManiU.
From Seattle
July ?0?Weaatcheo (19*).
HAWAII, FUXLirriNES. KAJ5T INDIA.
Ueaolulu, Manila, Saigon. Singapore, Oo
iouil?o. Caleutt?,
From San Francisee
July 14?Granite State (199).
August 13?Creole State (105).
COASTWISE AND HAWAII
Havana. Canal, Lou Angeles. San Francis??
and Hawaiian Island*.
From Baltimore ?
July 16?Hawkey* S'.ate (*0).
SU Matsoa Navigation C?.
120 Market Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
2* South Gay Street. Baltimore. Me.
81 Mnasou Steamship UOt?.
?7 Wall Street, N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Oreen 3300.
19f. Parirle Mail S. S. Co.
1? Hanover Sq., N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 4*3?.
(11 Market Street. San Francis?*, CeL
104 The Admiral Line.
IT State Street, N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 562*.
L. a Smith Bids.. Seattle. Wash.
lot? I ? 8. Mail ?. S. Co.. ine.
45 Broadway. N?w York.
Tel. Whitehall 1200.
I?-?-,___.
US. SHIPPING BOARD
WirXIAMSrOBT. PA.
The Bush & Bull Co.; C. H. Love, coat?,
suits, walsla; W. Hous#I, men's furnish?
ing?, umbrellas, leather goods, knit un?
derwear; C. F. Longacre, china and glass?
ware; imperial.
WOETJEISTBB, MASS.
Houghton & button; Vlss M. Jtedder
rnan. fall wear; Mi? :?'.. Flannelly. waist?;
Miss C. Connor, hosiery, underwear and
gloves; Mr?. A- M. Spar-ow. infants' and
children's wear; C. E. Thompson, uphol- :
stery goods; A. A. Van Norden, iron's fur?
nishings; B. M. Ryan, dry goods and silks; ;
J. M. Laohy, ladies' ready to wear; A. FV !
Reed, jewelry, silverware, trunks and I
leather goods; W. A. Gallagher. boy-?'
clothing; A. L. Connor, millinery; Miss M.
F. Barry, ?aces, vclilngs. handkerciuefs;
Alfred Fantl. 116 W. ,?2d st.
, Navy Order?
From The Tribune's WaJthw?tnn Bvrnau
WASHINGTON, July J2.?Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Adams, Capt. L. 6., .to Washington.
Archer, Ap. Clk. C B.. to Philadelphia.
Burke, Ens. .1. P., to Washington.
Casto. IA. Com. D. M-, to Mare Island.
Causey, Lt. Com. W. I. Jr.,'to U. S. S.
Isabel.
Fuller. Lt. L. C, to Washington.
C.ibbs. Lt. T. C, to U. S. S. Isabel,
?iroos. Lt. H. E., to Washington.
Hsnrahan, Gapt. D. C, to New York.
Hougbron, Lt J. E.. to Santo Domingo.
Mi:!ft". Lt. (J. g.) G. F., to Norfolk.
Johnson, Lt. F. IL, to Annapolis.
Joh_nson, Capt. M. K., to Newport.
Kocstcr. Lt." (j. g.) R. L., to Washington.
Lane, Lt. C. W., to Hampton Ronds.
Lense. Lt. F. T., to U. S. S. Prometheus.
Ohlschlager. Gun. C , to Newport News.
Plummer, Com R. W.. to U. S. S. Solaoe.
Pryor, Capt. J. C. to Norfolk.
Stone, Lt. Com. E. S., Pacific Fleet.
Thurlby. Lt. H. H., to Washington.
Todd. Capt. D. "W.. to New York.
Van Hook, Lt. Com. C. E., to Newport.
Weaver, Com. D. A., to V? S. S. Eagle 31.
Welder. Mnch. A. J., to New Orleans.
Coghlln, Lt. (J. g.) J. W., to U. S. S.
Wo m ?ib tuck.
Mueller, Lt. L. E., to U. S. S. Yarnsll.
P.evncr. Lt. D. C, to U. S. S. Monocacy.
Following Ens. to VS. S. S. Marion:-.:"
Canan. S. W. : Hill, H. H. ; Harris. J.
W. : Morrow, S. W.; Padgett, L. P. Jr.;
Thaver. R G. : Welborn. M.
TL-ipberle, Ens. G. C, to U. S. S. Phil:;'.
Old. Ens. F. P.. to U. S, S. Philip,
ivmith. Ere. W. M., to San DIegp.
Following to U. S. S. AYllliam Jone.-.
.Viler. Kris. H. C; Benpist, Ens. W. A..
Burkett, Bnp. A. W. ; Christopher, Ens.
K. J.; DeUman, Bns. P. C. L.; Vap
dourh. Ens. *'??: Davis Ene. R. K. ; Green,
En?. ?N. Jr.; Kaase. Ens. B. E. ; HarrinR
ton, Ens. A. O. ; Howard. Ens. P. E
Moobvs, Ens. L. A.; Myers, Ens. M. B ;
Moore, Ens. W. E. ; pendieron. Ens. P.
E. ; Roby, Ens. K. H.; Suhell Ens. E. W ;
Sullivan. Ens. W. E.
TRAVEL
?99!
Service
BBM? ?i i
NEW YORK TO EUROPE
Sailings iront Pier 7i. S.tfh St.. N. P.
S.S. America and Gco. Washington excepted.
PLYMOUTH?CHERBOURG?BREMEN
AMERICA : July 26?Aug. 27?Sept. 28
GEORGE WASHINGTON: Aug.3?Sept.3
PLYMOUTH?KOt "LOG NT?LONDON
New?Luxurious?Comfortable
CENTENNIAL STATE: July 30
OLD NORTH STATE: Aua. 16?Sept. 20
BREMEN?DANZIG
tHUDSON: July 13?Aug. SO
POTOMAC: Aug. 10?Sept. 22
PRINCESS MATOIK-A:
Aug. ?3?Oct. 3? ?
tSalllng 12 Noon Daylight Saving Time.
NEW TOBK~BOSTON-NAPI.ES?GENOA
' POCAHONTAS: - -? ?
U, S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
45 BROADWAY 1200 Whitehall
P. CUNARD
Passenger and Freight Service?.
From New York.
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON
MAURETANIA _Julv 15 Aug. 11 Sept. 0
At* TITANIA .July So Aug. 23 Sept. 13
B?.RLNGAKIA . . . .Au?. 18 Sept. S3 Oet.20
LIVERPOOL
CARMANIA .July 16 Aug. IS Sept. 10 i
ALBANIA (new) . .Aug. 20 Mpx.il Nov. 1]
CAKONLA .Aug. 27 .Sept 21
SCVTHIA (new) .. Sept. 6 Oct. 11 Nov. 15 j
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG. HAMBURG :
AND DANZIG
SAXONIA .Julv ?.i ?-!
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
COLUMBIA .July 1? Aug. 13 Sept. 10
CAMERONIA(new).Ju!y KO Ang. 27 Sept. 2*
ALGERIA .Aus. ?0 Oof. 4- ,
V1GO, GIBRALTAR, PATRAS.
DUBROVNIK, TRIESTE. FIUMH
CALABRIA.Aug. 6
HAMBURG AND DANZIG
PANNONIA .Ang. IB
POSTON TO LONDO.YDERRV AND GLASGOW ,
ASSYRIA . .An*. 13
CtNAKD MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES
MADEIRA. GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS, MO?
NACO, NAPLES, ALEXANDRIA, PIR?BUS, '
PATRAS, TRIESTE. (Ports vary according j
to cruise.)
CARONIA.Oct. 22 Pec. 7 i
CAMERO NIA .Nov. 19 .Jan. 10
Cunarrl and Anchor Steam Ship Lieft.
85 Ilroartwuy. New York.
Interesting VACATIONS Attractive
Tour DDD Thousand Island*. St. Law?
rence, Montreal, Quebec, Ausablo Chasm,
Lakes George >C- Champlain. 11 Days, ALL
EXPENSE;-?, $133.85 per person & up.
Tour AI Automobile Tour, The Berkshire?.
Green Mts., Adirondack?, Lake Champlain,
Ausable Chasm, Lakes Saranac. Placid,
Schroon, George, Champlain, Saratoga,
Catskill:?. 10 ?ays, ALL EXPENSES, $156
per person & up.
Tour AS Automobile Tour. Waterbury,
Worcester, Boaton, Portsmouth, Portland.
Poland Spring, Crawford Notch, Pranconia
Notch, Lake Sunapee, Manchester, Wil
liamstovn, Pitlsfleld, Watorbury, BrHirclin"
Manor, New York. 11 day?, ALL EX?
PENSES, $175 per perron & up.
Tours Al and A3 leave New York July
20rd, 30th, Aug. 19th, 28th.
SPECIAL TOUR A4 AUTOMOBILE WEEK
END TOUR TO THE BERKSHIRES,
Leaving New York 8 A. M. July i.':ith, !
Returning New York 10 P. M. July 81st. I
No Busses, Private Cadillac & Packard j
Touring Carp, 5 paeseTwrs to n car. Re?
serve now, party limited. THREE PAYS, '
ALL EXPENSES, $00.85 per person A up.
Tours Arranged Everywhere?Anywhere? i
Any Tirae?By Aim*. Boats or Pail.
Teachers' Information Travel Bureau.
Office open till 6 P. M. Including Saturday?. |
Write, phone or rail for Itineraries. Dent. B.
THE GLOBE TOURS
249 West 34-th .St., Herz BUlg.. New York,
Opposite the P?r.ns> Ivanla R. R. .Station.
Phone Longacre 2730-?731-J17S2.
m
DIRECTlSiOaSERVICE
TO
Danzig?Riga?Libau?Stettin
f?0M
NEW YORK?JULY 16
V. S. S. B. "Oronoke"
PIER S3, NORTH RIVER
SAI UNO FROM
NORFOLK?JULY 20
Sigsbne, Humphrey & C?., Inc.
Agents
tS Sont? W^ftum 8>. TeH. Bretrt 20W-S.
Idea! SUMMER
VACATIONS
?Dayr frosiKewYa
8 Days $91.00 Sf?g.?.
Cool in Summer?No Passport?
KoiUng? Ev?ry Fiv? Day? via
S. S. "Fort Victoria"
S. S. "Fort Hamilton"
Send for :<vc:a: Summer Ttm.ru Folder
FURNESS-BERMUOA UNE
J4 Whitehall 8t.. K V TW. fowl. Cm. T*e?
CANADIAN PAC?EiP KASLVFAV
Fms, Dss>U, Gap. Pacific Bio*?, N, X,
TRAVEL
Constantinople
(in 14 Days)
Calling at Naples
An opportunity for an unusual
vacation ?n ilic Near Ea*t. crui*
tng among ih? GRECIAN ISLANDS
to the DARDANELLES. BOSPOR?
US and The GOLDEN HORS, with
the added interest of a visit to
picturesque Naples.
Fast Mail Steamer
Gul Djemal
(ex-Germanic^
^prrying V S. Mall
Sailing from New York
Saturday. July 23, 1921
1st cabin $200 and up.
As a(-oor.;!r::dii:ons are "mlteil,
e*r!y reservations art- advisable.
For rates and information apply
to
Ottoman-America Line
C. B. RICHARD & CO-,
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS.
23 BROADWAT. NEW YORK
or any local S. S. agent
ACRIISEdfIUXE
TO THE
AlEDllERRANEA??
including
MADEIRA ?PA-IK SOUTHERN FRANCE
ALGERIA ?TaLV f.GYPT PALESTiH?
CONSTANTINOPIE GREBOU
?ylk?SCARONiA.
?fa?
DURATION 6J LVK3
Minimum, Inclusive ?'are $16S9
EXCLUSIVE MANAGEME.MT
THOS. COOK &? SON
2-15 Broadway
661 Fifth Ave.
'i
Sailings Pier? 58-62, North River, New York
At noon (daylight saving) unies? specinad.
Celtic *) Te f J'j!y ra Al'*- is> *?*? l*
Cedrxc J Llv,?r0<>?> ] Aug. B Sept. 3 Oct. I
Olwmnxe\to Cherbourg S 3p.m.Ju)yl? Aug.13 ?apt.3
Adriatic < Southampton } Aux ;t Aug. SI Oct. S
New York and Boston?Aiortt,
Gibraltar. Naples, aid Genoa
Centrais.11 A. M. Aug. 3 Sept 14
CrtUe .11A. U. Sopt 7
Lapland 1 Plymouth
F-.vland Lcherbojrt
Zeelattd I amw?.t?
Kroonland J
fiamtand { Hamburg
{J-.ily 16 Aug. ?0 S
July-23 Aug. it
Aug. 8 Pept. JO
Aug. IS S??. J7
10 Sept. S
Out. I
Oct. IS
_. Ort. 23
f i3d class only) July IS
PUS? '
Gothland \ i-Ibau. Danzig\ [3d dlags ?ulyj July 80
V& ^MEMe?K but
Manchuria I Hamburg S
M??(7ilt? J via Cherbourg J Mtrry W **?>*;?j
?ulj 14 Aug. 26 -
.'?i!v W Sept S -
rflEllBOURO. DAXZia
Aug.ll
?Will chII at V1GO
and UAUBVRG.
Utnn*lcah(la fHamburg &. Panzlg)
Internat ?nnal MrrrantU?
Marino Company
116 Steamers? 1.200,000 Ton?
9 Broadway. N. Y.. or Bocal Agenta
French line
NEW YORK?HAVRE?PARIS
?.A SAVOIR .July 14 Au*\ 18 Sept. 1?
ROCIlAMHEAr . . . July 23 Aue. ?7 Oct. ?
1.A IiOl'KUONNAl!S.July IS Aug.SO Oct. 4
LA TOL\B.AJ>E ...Jahr 23 Aujf. 20 Sept. 11
I'AItiS .July 27 Auic. 17 Sept. 1?
CHICAGO .July 30 Sept. 7 Oct. 1?
LAFAYETTE .Aug. 3 Sept. 1 Sept. 29
LtAil'Ol-OiyiJL. _Angr. 3 St pt. 10 Oct. 13
PKAKCE .Aiur. 4 Au?. 23 Bept>t9
BA LORRAUr* An,:, ? Seyt. ?Oct. 1
Havre*? Hamburg?Dansig
NIAGARA.Kept. I Sot. S
New York?Vigo?Harm
KorssnxoN .jroiy is
C05U*A>T'S OFFICE. 19 STATE ST., M. TU
RIO?jWNBRQ MONTEVIDEO
?_ ANO BVEriOS AIRES,
R63?in*nf?]
LAMPORT &HOE.T LINE.
'iogru'ar tafllnc? of luxurious ?teamar? J7.OT* ton din
plact-n-.ent, c-otHwlallT Aasi^ritA for travel in taeOTiglls?
Bompaajr's) Of?ce, *Z Broadway, Now York. ??>
ERICAN
DENMARK. NORWAY
SWEDEN. GERMANY
& BALTIC STATES
Frederick VU! Jnly IS
Hetiig 0lBT...Jnry21
Oscar 11_Ant- 4
United Statt* Aug. U
For run.fr.grr Rates, S7 Whitiiull St., K. Y.
,11
Imi hitS.
Short Route and tbruueh buoklnjrs ta
principal peints in Scandinavia. Uamsaay
a.ad Baltic State?.
i.AKCE MODERN STKAMERS.
S. S. DroHmngru>iin.Ju!y23 Sept. 3 Oct. 15
S. S. Stockholm.... Aug. 20 Oct. i No?. 12
flnperior r?*?enger tcromaiodsthnt.
raaMtscer OOica. i\ Mai? *t.. Mw ?Tnrtl
EUROPE
SOUTH AMERICA
Recalar Sailincn
THE ROYAL MA?L STEA? PACXET CO,
THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO,
SANDKRSON ft SON. Ant?.. 2S B'y. N. Y.
or ant trrmAtttwiP tickst auent.
CLJnR?rsTT7t?^^
by wmrtunus S S. BaqnMg "f Beotlaad, "i?.OOft pna
tens. IS days In Bgypt and raler?n?, et? Fab. 4,
IS32; ?3 day? $FS>0 ug, in-incltng Slier? 'ExeuraUwia.
H?wte Cioitit?, brtftn, >-"!>. ?
FRANK t. CLARK. llmea h-^Mtna Kg? Tog*

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