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Reports
of Shipping and News of
1
r*o
e
Tanker Fleet
Of Over 100
Now Tied Up
51 of Shipping; Board's 89
Idle. Chiefly _s Result
of Export Tax Placed
l pon Oil by !he Mexicans
Private Owners Hit Also
Board** Tank Vessels Made
Profit of Millions in the
Operations of Last Year
More than a hundred tankers under
the American flap are now tied un,
chiefly ai a result of the attitude of
the Mexican ?rovornment on the oil
situation, although reduced demand
for fuel oil because of the shipping
depression and slackening of the for?
eign demand for oils are also factors.
Of the Shipping Board's fleet of
eighty-nine tank steamers, fifty-one
Sre now tie?! rip awaiting a renewal
of activity. Because of the export tax
on oil imposed by Mexico Air,?-?- ? an
interests have withdrawn from the
trade and little oil is moving out of
Mexico, what is being taken moving
coic-fly in r<r tish vessels.
The Shipping Board's tankers are
Isid up at Mobile, from which point
tfcey can readily be placed in the Gulf
trade with a revival of activity.
Million-Ton Fleet for Board
When the six tankers still under
? - iction are completed the Ship?
ping Board will have a fleet of ninety
rive oil carriers, aggregating nearly
a nuiiien deadweight tons.
The developments in Mexico have
come a: a time when the demand for
oil is a? Inw ebb. because of the
ltrfre stocks on hand. All the Ship?
ping Board stations throughout, the
wor I are well supplied, and the one
at Manila alone has stocks sufficient
for sixty days' upply.
Although the Shipping Board lost
heavily during the last fiscal year on
the operation of its cargo vessels, the
tanker fleet is reported to have shown
a profit for +he year of more than
$20.000.000. There was marked ac?
tivity in tanker service until within
the last few months, but oil-carrying
ratt^ are now only about a sixth of
what they were during last October
and November.
Many Tankers Building
In addition to the six -ankers build?
ing for the Shipping Board. American
shipyards have under construction ior
priv . interests fifty-eight vessels
d to carry oil, which aggregate
140,137 gross tons. This amount rep?
resents nearly 70 per cent of all the
tcr.r.age now under way in th? United
for private owners. (?rear.
Bri-ain has mor" than half a million
,rr ? tons of tankers now building.
The Standard Oil Company <
Jersey several months ago declared
that a marked surplus of tanker
nag?5 was bound to occur as the work
in hand was completed. Recently th ?
Shipping Board has sought to chart, r.
or sell a number of its tankers, biti
without success, although a coir.pa -a- :
tively few months ago it refused offers
to buy its tankers.
As an offset to the present rleprcs- .
sion in the oil trade, however, there is j
?o be taken into account the greatly |
increasing volume of shipping e.|uippe?l
to burn oil fuel, which will furnish a :
growing field for tanker activity. The
Leviathan furnishes a case in point. If
this 54,000-ton liner is reconditioned ;
ed to burn oil, as is expected, j
her bunkering capacity will be in ex- :
cess of 9.000 tons, and to supply her j
reds will require the constant exclu?
sive services of a large tanker.
Foreign Trade Notes
A special commercial agreement has
been concluded between Italy and the
United Kingdom whereby certain
?roods may be imported into Italy
without license formalities, whether
shipped from Great Britain or arriv?
ing in Italy in transit for Englar.d
from other countries of the British
Empire.
This ? nut of manila hemp
in the Philippines will be or.!y ?OO.000
hales, a little lese than 50 per cent of
normal construction, according to re?
ports to the Department of Commerce.
Poland has Tbegur. relaxing control
on trade and foodstuffs. After the
next harvest, it is stated, the Ministry
of Appro\ isation will be abolished.
Undressed hides and skins comprise :
one class of raw materials which show I
a hsavy decrease in both imports into
and re?xpoits from the United King?
dom.
7:40?207 Cherry st. Wax Schwartz.
Unknown \
9:00?HOth at. and 3d av.; auto: I
Null .$2.000;
? :10?2s:, Greenwich ?t.Unknown |
9;io?v-, ? N. Klnsky.Unknown i
3:25?l"..; Broome st , M. Felnberg..
Unknown j
10:05? '.4! Ludlow st.; Stall Realty
Company .Triflln< i
10:15--: .'::? st.; Henry Tollack .
Unknown ;
11:15? J W 137th Et.; Susan Went..
Unknown
_ ire Record
A. M. LOSS.
13:4j?230 West 123th st.; chimney;
?: Pay .Trifling ;
M:50~-8.J .Madison st.; JJe?a Dorgilos.
Trifling ?'
3:25?133 to 140 East 40th st. ; United
Repairing Co.Unknown i
1:1???90 Manhattan av ; Mary
.Unknown|
1:17?1901 West Farm? Road, the
iirunx; star;.;,-1.' Garage. .Unknown
: Broadway; Elatein &
Kelway .Unknown?
?-?147 West lOSth at.; Antonio
. .Trifling |
S:4C?;>-7 West 52?i St.; J. W.
handier .Unknown
S;l>5???fig t.'hi?rry s;.; Sarah Sanark
" an .Unknown ;
'?40?:, i Greenwich av.. gasoline
h .None ;
s 552 West 52d at.; unknown; un- I
Ridge ?t.; Max (Jarflngel; un- ?
Un
Weet 25th et.; S. Ingall Llsky: !
tritlli
INLAND
WATERWAYS
*?U AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
INLAND MARINE CORP.
'32 Na.Mu St. Beckman 4291
Thru ?eniff ?s>w Ynrk to Il(i{
[?Jdo. ih,!I(jo nu?! principal t?k*
Wtn. Via Slate ?urce < anu?.
IO\Vril-TII\Nf:AM -R VTKS
._ itiiniiiiiB tltaa 7 duj?
MONTREAL-NEW YORK
TRANSPORT CO., LIMITED
1? Hattrry rim??.. Whitehall 04SI1.
1_?fi_a___ 1'acUage Delivery
XKW VORK to MONTR BAL
^ inland Ali-Water Route
*0% Lower Than Rail Rat?*
Sailings Weekly.
Marine Reports
Firures indicated *r? standard tim?
THR TIDES
H?k?i water. Low water.
>?n<?\ Hook . 9:09 9:19 s-ll 3 17
nVnrr\?t* Ial'd 9:4? ;>:'?n 3:?? ?-8?
Hr" G?t(i .11:19 11:27 6:41 6:47
Wind? at Sea To-day
MoVi??'0 C0f?"t' ??-??'raa to Key West?
?V? e^"\,Vf"-'al?le winds, generally over
*__;_,5r *nt1 ocasional shower?,
wlndt n"ri?,,r ???t??-H?o*?raU variable
owrnorU^toS?"* W"ll"ri Sh0We?8
? ^\r::'lvilr of Mexico?Oentle to moder
i- ??L w(nds and fa-.- weather
a-.r,h,.Un Sea and Windward Paaaare?
^derate eaal and north.??? winds, except
??.?.. _'er *xtr*me south portion, partly
overcast w?ath?r and occasional showers
\Tnrt 'i. , C'?wl north oi ??ndy Hook -
fai? weathe?. **'* a"U nort!l wlna8 *n<1
,,1Su"'::',Ho,>k io, Hatterae?Moderate north
CH.U and east winds and fair weather
?atteraa to Florida Stralts--Moderate
variai?,e wind?, generally overcaat weath-r
and . . caalonal showers.
Arrived Yesterday
'.irnms. La Guayra July 10, Porto
cabello July 12; Curacao July 13, San
Juan July 15, to Bliss. Dallett _ Co. with
? ?' pass, mails and mdse; Pier 11 B'klyn
Str Wi?keno <Br>. Liverpool July b ; to
'?'?<? VJ illlama Steamship Co, in ballast; Pier
Str Allianca, Cristobal July n: to th?
I anama Railroad Steamship Line, with
139 pass, mails and mdse. Pier 1, llo
; en, N J.
St:- Juliana (Sp). Tarragona June 20,
- .'une l?:. Gand?a July 1; to
Garcia .v.- Dia?, with 1 pasa and mdse, foot
Columbia Bt, B'klyn.
Lancaster, Port Said June 21,
rta rune 2S, Marseilles June SO: to the
Ore n Star Line, with mdse; Pier 2, Brie
R It, Jersey City.
Str Graciana (Br), Leith June 23; Dun
dee Juna 28, Havre July 6; to Furness.
Withy ? Co, with mdse: Pier 29. B'klvn.
Str McKeesport. Dunkirk July 7; to the
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, with mdse; Pier
2, Hoboken, N J.
Str Brilliant and one barge, Providence;
to the Standard Oil Co o? New York, in
ballast; anchored off Tompklnsville, S I.
Str Gulf Prince, port Arthur. Tex. July
It!, to the Gulf Refining Co, with oil; Gulf
Refining Docks, Bayonne, N J.
Str Advance, Criatobal, June 11. Jer?m*e
.lune li,, Port-au-Prince July 16; to the
a Railroad Steamship Co, with 10
pass, ?nails and mdse; Pier 1, Hoboken,
Str 11 H Rogers, Campana June 28; to
Ri bert L Hague, in ballast; anchored ?jff
.-? .ran tine.
Crampton Anderson, Tampico July
;?) the Pan-American Pet Trans Co,
with crude oil; anchored off Tompklns
ville s I.
Str Regina d'Ttalia (It), Genoa July 2,
Boston July 20. to Furness. Withy _ Co,
with mdse; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Glyndon, Santiago July 15; to the
Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit; National
R ?finery, Yonkers, N Y.
str M F Elliott. Galveston July 13; to
R? bi I. Hague, with oil; anchored oft
Tompkinsville, S I.
Sir Archer, returned from trial trip; to
V S Shipping Board; Tcbo's Yacht Basin,
B k!yn.
Str F J Luckenbach. Philadelphia July
20; to Luckenbath Steamship Co, with
mdse . ".",th st, B'klyn.
Str l ?arksbur?. Baltimore July 10; to
Americau Lines, with mdse; Pier
8G, N R.
Sehr Granville R Bacon, Jacksonville
to G limar tin & Co, with mdse;
A: ? irla, L 1.
- American, Boston.
HALIFAX, July 21?Sehr Favonia.
HAVANA, July 21?Strs Monterey and
Laon XI11 (Spun).
Sailed Yesterday
Str?, Maashaven (Du), Norfolk and
Guanlca; Aguozta Foberzegno (Italj,
\.".v ? ?Means ami Trieste; Archer (.Am),.
I?ip, Bristol City ( Br), Bristol ; ;
Apache (Am), Charleston ami Jackson-i
?lie; Salem County 'Ano. Port Lubos; .
Yucatan (Am), Havana and Progreso;
:.- (Am), Norfolk; Calcutta. iBr), :
AvonmoUth; St. Mihiel (Am), Cristobal;!
He;iig Olav (Pan). Christians and Copen- -
hagen; City <>:' Savannah (Am), Savannah, :
on (Am), Norfolk; B Nora lAm),'
Tampico; ?iu.t of Mexico (Am). Port !
Arthur; Franklin (Am), Houston; U. S. S.
R&iriapo, Fail River, Mass; Giuseppe Verdi '
(Ital), .Napier? und Genoa; Rayo, Port,
Arthur; _! Capit?n, San Juan; Guian?
(Br), St. Thomas.
Cleared
St Rosalind Ulrj, Captain Mitchell;
Halifax, St John's; Bowring _ Co.
Str '.. P Holmblad (Dan), Captain Sonne;;
Cop? nhagi n Kunch. Bdy< Co
Str Delaware (Am), Captain Robinson;
Boston; Kastern H S Co.
Str Jefferson (Am), Captain Horsley ;
Norfolk; Mlii Domil.ion Transport Co.
Str _1 Capit?n (Am), Captain Hanson;
Kingston; Robert L Hague.
Str Canadian Miller (Br), Captain Sears; :
RI . .;? Janeiro, Santos; Wilford &. McKay
.-. Co I
Str Liberator (Am), Captain McKenzie;
San Pedro; Atlantic & Pacific s S Co.
Str Spea (Nor), Captain Simonsen; Port'
of Spain; Caribbean S S Co.
Sehr Hiram D MacLean (Br), Captain
Kayl -, St John?; Patterson & Brown _ Co.
Berth Changes
Vessel Transferred to
Ablansel.Morse's D D, B'klyn. j
Alcona , ... Teboe's Yacht Basin, B'klyn.
Ail?.way.Devoe's Yards, 1. I C.
B ssie A While.1'ort Reading-, X J, :
Edltb.Arbucklo's Hennery, B'klyn '
iowan.Morse's D D, B'klyn.
Leo Le Blanc.Perth Amboy. N J.
Moosehausic.Court st, B'klyn. j
Munsomo.Pier 3, K Je
Ponce.South 4th st, B klyn, ?
Inconi?iig Steamships
Due To-day
tvssei Port. Departure j
lam.Plymouth .July 14 ;
Orcluiia.Cherbourg .July 12
Comanche.lacksonvllla .July 19
City >?f St Louis. . . Savannah .July 13
Sixaola.Kingston .July 1? :
Regina d'ltalla. ...Naple.i .July 2 i
Esperanza.Havana .July IS !
Due To-morrow
Aqu?: an la.Southampton . . . .July IS
Paris.Havre .Fuly 16 j
Chicago.Havre .July 13
l>,altic.Liverpool .July Hi
San Giorgio.Nap., a.July 8 '
Huron.Rio de Janeiro.. .July 9]
Due Sunday
Potomac.Bremen.July 1?, ;
Ulua.Havana .July 21
Mohawk.Jacksonville . . . .July 21
Due Monday
Centennial State. ..London .July 14 j
America.Genoa .July 12
San Juan.Ban Juan .July 20 j
Due Tuesday
Leopoldina.Havre .July IB
Mt, Clay.Hamburg .July 14
Lenape.lacksonville . . . .July 2:t i
City of Montgom'y.Savannah .July 23 j
Due Wednesday
Cameronis.Liverpool .July 17
Oscar II.Christiania .July 15
Arg ?ntina.Naples .July 12
Due Thursday
Adriatic.Southampton . . . .July 20
Outgoing Steamships
The hours given below are standard
time, for daylight saving time add 1 hour.
Sail To-day
Mall VesRel
Closes. Sails.
Westerdyk, Rotterdam 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Ouillem Soviolla. Cadiz 9:00 AM 1:00 PM
Dromore C'stle, Cp Tn.l1:00 AM 2:0OPM
Gen G W Goethals,
Cristobal .12:30 PM 3:00 PM
W M Tupper, Barbados ?.00 AM 1?;00 M
Sail To-morrow
Celtic Liverpool -.. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Finland, Antwrp . 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Drotinlnghoun. (Joth rg 0:30 AM 1:00 I'M
Saxonia, Dannig . 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Gul Djemal, Constan?
tinople . S :00 AM 13:00 M
Rrchainbeau, Havre . . 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Blue Triangle, Free?
town ..... .11:00AM 2:00PM
I'asto-es, Port Limon.. 6:30 AM fi 00 AM
Rosalind. St. Johns. ... R:00 AM 9:00 AM
Iroquols, Turks Island .10:30 AM 2 00 PM
Mori?::. Vera Cruz . . 7.30AM 11:00AM
Harinodtus, Buenos
Ayres. .. 7:00AM 11:00AM
American Legion. Rio
Janeiro . 9:30 AS? 12:00 M
Gen H F Hodges,
Cristobal .13:30 PM 3:00 I'M
H ti Mallorv, Havana. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Ponce. San Juan. 7:oOAM 11:00 AM
Mull Monday
? :, Tourain? Havre 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Milwaukee Bridge, Hel
?tngfora t-MAM 13 no am
Taurua Buenos Alraa. 7:00 AM 11.00 AM
Manchloneul Kingston - 11:00 AM
C V of s: Loui?, Sav'n'h . 3:00 PM
Sail Tursdny
A'iierica Bremen - 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
A?iuitanla, S'thampton. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Providence. Marseilles. S :30 AM ,?:00PM
Matura. Trinidad. ?:00 AM 10:00 AM
SlxnoU. Kingston - 6.00 AM 16;00AM
Mohawk, Jasksonv'lle. - 12:00 M
3all Wednesday
Pans. Havre . 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
I f,BI??lr'1-,>*??P!e? . 8:01) AM 13:00 M
? '<el?e. tapo Hayll. 7:00 AM li'O AM
I Grove, Curaooa . 7:80 AM 11:00 AM
Sail Thnralay
Mnnjrolta. Hamburg .. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
; Baperanza, Vera Cru?.. 7:00 AM 11:00 A XI
; Turur?:?. Turk's Isle ... . ?00 AM 10:00 AM
; Li-nap?'. Jacksonville.. - 32:00.M
! Cltv of Montgomery.
Savannah . - 2:00 PM
?Sail KrUlHj
Bei*g?_?f.oriJ, Ponton .10:20 AM 8:00 FM
I Alliance, Cristobal ..11.30 AM 3:00 PM
Catherin-. S Domingo. - 11:00 AM
City Island
Bonnd South
Rosalind (Br), St Johns. N F, and Hall
; fax for New York to Bowrlng <t Co; with
| ss passengers and md??; schrs Henrietta
A Whitney, Sullivan for New Tor It; with
i ?tone to Booth Bros; vessel to Otilnartln
I &. Co; Sharpshooter, Bridgeport for New
, J'urk.
I'.onnil Kast
Kchrs Fessle A White (Br,. Port R<*n?l
! in?? for Halifax; Anni,* B Mitchell, Port
? Reading forCamden, Me; Harriot C White
i head, Jersey City f?,r Nantucket; Rusalka,
j New York for Block Island.
Trans-Pacific Mails
Thi? connecting mails close at the Gen?
eral Post office and City Hall PostofHre Sta?
tion. New York, at 7:00 p. m, as follows.
Hawaii, via San Franclaoo, ?teamahlp
Maul, July ?52.
Hawaii an?! specially addressed mall for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Tenyo Mam, July 23.
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Nanking, July 25,
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for
Japan, Corea an?! China, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Empire State. July 25.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo?
China. Netherlands Kast. Indies (except
Sumatra) and 1'hlllppine Islands, via
Seattle, steamship Wcnatche?*, July 25.
Reports by Wireless
?From the U. S. Naval Station
[Distan?a la given In miles. Reports aro
I dated at noon unless otherwise specified.!
: Abercns J?3 W Columbia River 8pm
July 19.
I Afoundria 50 from Key West .Inly 20.
Albertollte OS NE Nantucket July 21.
i Alladin 70 S Jupiter July 15.
Annislon 82 S Charleston 1. V July 20. ?
I Arixonan 2.093 NW Balboa. S p m .Tulv 19.
! Atlantic sun 17?. N Jupiter Julv 19.
; Auditor 20 SW Key West July 20.
? Baton Rouge 73 E Galveston July 20.
; Ben Salem 798 E Ambrose 8pm July 20
| Bethelridge 20(1 N Jupiter July 20
! Bethlehem Bridge 13 NE Halteras July 20.
; British Star ,10 SW Key West July 20
: ?aniden 8 NNH Hatteraa July 21.
! Carrillo 204 N Tola Julv 20.
? Centennial State 1.391 from Ambrose July
20.
i Chattanooga 25 SE Hatteraa July 20.
Chester Sun 18 SW Sand Key July 20.
| Chester Valley 780 E Ambrose July 20.
; City o? Lahore 400 ? Ottorcliff? Mo July
City of St Louis 10 R Hatteras July 20.
Clyndon 21 S R Ambrose July 20.
' Coahoma County 30 W Sand Key July 20.
, Coilingsworth 60 E Cape May 8 a m
! July 21.
: Col usa off San Francisco L V 8 p m July
19.
; Comancho 467 S Scotland L V July 20.
; Concho 206 S Scotland L V July 21.
? Cornelia 187 N Sug>Aufln July 20.
| Crampton Anderson 30 S Barnegat 9am
i July 21.
? Creole 315 S Scotland T. V July 21.
i Defiance ;;25 S Ambrose July 20
j Duquesne 339 N Colon July 19.
I Fust m Sea lut 38 20 Ion 71 43 Julv 20.
1 Eastern Sun 10 SE Mobile Bar July 20.
El Alba 33 N Hatteras July 21
HI Isleo 24 NW Tortugas July 20.
t?! ' iccidente 183 SW* l!uttcras July 20
El Valle 14 S FoWey Rocks July 19.
Ulmsport 31 E Capo Henlop?*n. July 21,
Enti-rprise 1,205 W San Francisco 8 pm I
July 18.
Esparta 164 N Havana July 21.
Esperanza 8 N Havana July 20
Essex 80 S Wintcrquarter July'20.
Fleeteo 86 N Jupiter July 19.
Golden state 1,JS5 \V Honolulu S pm ?
July 18. j
OrilTilu 150 from San Francisco 8 pm j
July 18.
(iulfco.ist 190 E Sabine Bar July 20.
Gulfstream 85 N Hatteras July 20.
Oultlight 10?) SW Hatteras July 21.
ii M Flagler 80 E Sand Key July 20.
Haddbn 900 E Ambrose July 20.
Herbert ?J Wyli?*. 27 E Fire Island 9:40 am,
July 21.
Herbert L Pratt 44 ERE Galveston July 20. !
Heredia 354 SE South Pass July 20
Hilton 221 N Agundilla July 21.
Hudson 2.087 from Ambrose July 20.
HUlaco? 46 SW Mobile July 20.
Illinois 121 S Ambrose ju]y gi,
Irmgard 100 Ni: Jupiter July 19.
Inverleith 80 from .Miami July 19.
Jalapa 700 from Norfolk July 31.
Jeptha 1,365 S E San Pedro 8 pm July 18.
K I Luckenbach 75 S Ambrose 4 pm
Julv 20.
Kekoskee 108 NE Hatteras July 20.
Lake Ellenorah 20?; ENE Charleston
July 20.
Lake Elsah 580 E Ambrose July 20
Lake Faekler 149 S Sombrero July 20.
Lenape 231 S Scotland LV July 20.
Lightburne 86 E Sabine Bar July 20.
Ligonier 201 N Jupiter July 20.
Lilmae 130 W Havana July 21.
Loir.bardia 1S5 WSW Nantucket July 21. j
Louisville Bridge 10 S Carysford Reef July !
19.
Makura 1.268 R Honolulu 8 PM July 19. j
Manukal 1.378 SW Tatoosh 8 PM July IS. I
Manulanl 1,528 from KaanapaU 8 PM July
18. ;
Massillon Bridge 575 E Nantucket July 20. ;
Matlniock 234 S Scotland LV July 20.
Mutsonia 1.870 W San Francisco 8 PM July
18.
Mavaro 1,482 SSE Ambrose July 21.
Melrose 84 3E Block Island July 21.
Merrimack 101 N Hatteras July 21.
Mine?la 42 N Hatteras July 21.
Mlnnequa 16 S Hatteras July 20.
Mobile City 120 NE Cristobal July 19.
Monomac 200 E Nantucket 6 PM July 20.
Monterey 42 NE Morro Castle July 21.
Montgomery City 1.460 W Kan Fran 8 PM
July 18.
Munplace 204 S Jupiter July 19.
Mystir 715 E Ambrose July 20.
Nanking 835 W San Fran S PM July 19. !
Nedmac 70 E Cape Henry July 21.
New York 300 S Hatteras July 3 9.
Oklahoma City?44 WSW Key West July
21
Old North State 2,399 from Ambrose July '
2 0
Ontario 7 W Rhinnecock July 21.
Pallas 735 S San Pedro 8 PM July 10.
Parismina 276 H Scotland LV July 21.
Pearl Shell 2.09 W San Fran 8 I'M July 19
Persian 12 NE Brigantine Buoy July 21.
I'olarlne 269 S Jupiter July 19.
Potomac 1,454 from Ambrose July 20.
Remus 140 E Ambrose July 20.
Ripon 834 E Ambrose July 20.
Roanoke 200 X Jupiter July 20
Rotterdam 396 from Ambrose July 20.
Sfthale lut 40 02 ion 55 27 July 20.
San Jose 8 E American Shoals July 20.
San Mateo 309 N Barrios July 20.
Sarantic 70 E Morehead City July 20.
Sixaola 453 S Scotland LV July 20.
Solitaire 290 N Jupiter July 19.
St John's County lit NW St Thomas July 21 ,
Steel Inventor 1,561 ff.N'W Balbao 8 PM ?
July 18.
Stockton 750 W Los Angeles 8 PM July 18.
Swi! fugle 1.180 S Los Angeles 8 PM July IS '
Thos H Wheeler 12 N Hatteras July 21.
Toyooka Maru lat 2160 Ion 118 33 8 PM
July 20.
Trlpp 72 SE South Pass July 20.
Turrlalba 29 N Cartagena July 20.
Venezuela 3.79?*, a t? Fr?n 8 PM July 19.
Virginia Bridge IOS S Charleston July 20.
Wassenar S9 E Halteras July 20.
West Carmona 1,333 W San Pedro 8 PM
July 13.
AVest Chetae 48 NE Frying P?n Shoals
July 30.
Western (Hen 611 E Ambrose July 20.
West Erral 480 ENE Nantucket July 20.
West Hixton 234 S Honolulu 8 PM July 19.
West Isom 865 W C Flattery S PM July 20.
West Keats 378 W Columbia River S PM
July 20
West Mahawah 1.875 3 Honolulu 8 PM
July 19.
West Nivaria 1.614 W Columbia River 8
PM July 30.
West Nomentum 800 S San Pedro 8 PM
July 18.
AVheaton lot 40 12 Ion 6!) 20 July 21.
Wm G Warden 217 SB Point Conception i
July 20. _____
American Port?
BALTIMORE, July 21?Arrived: Stra !
I Cibao (Nor), Port Antonio; Lake Ellersiie. i
I New York. Mlnnequa. New (>rleans;-Santa ?
I Rosa, Coronel via Charleston: Orange?-:
, ber.- <Swed'. Narvik; S?estdljk (Du), ,
i Rotterdam. 3?ile?l : Strs Labette, Man?
chester via Norfolk; Point Adams, Cristo?
bal, etc. via Norfolk; Capetown Maru I
i (Jap). Falmriuth (for or?ier?) ; Olenspey !
(Br) Falmouth (for orders); Bella, Port i
I Maria: Muskogee, Texas City.
?tOSTON, July 21 ? Arrived Rtrs Disby
i (Bri Liverpool via St John's N F. and'
Halifax; Oi.rre.lljk ?Dutch). Rotterdam;
?ehr Valdare iltri, B?-.--r River. N ? Sall
ci Sir? Philadelphia. New York, Regina
dp'?;.i ?Hal? Genoa ?la New York.
i'i! AHl.r'ST-JN. s C. July 31?Arrived;
Btr Navn'in?? (Br>. Scotlafltl; Virginia
t!rIdge, Galveston; Lenape, New York. Sehr
?A'il"Jurl S Qartlett, San Juan. Sailed:
, str> Mer^vi (<!k>, Alexandria, City of
Ravville. Savannah.
I MOBILE. July 21~-Arrlved: fctrs Hulaeo,
I New Orleans, P?rtalo Pluma?, Rio de Ja
inelro; sehr Jean McKay (Br). Vera Cru?.
Sailed: ?ti-? Lake Hector, New Orleans;
Bowden (Nor), Port Barrios.
NEWPORT NEWS, Jaly Hi?Arrived;
Str Minnie De Larrinatra (Bf), London
Sailed: Strs Port Victor (Br). Liverpool.
Rimutaka (Br). Auckland; Nevada 'Dan).
Montevideo; Trehawke dir), Montevideo
Ronds; Junln (Br), Liverpool, Chertaey
?Br). Nuevltas; Venire (Hal), Gibraltar;
Penrose (Br). Buenos Ayres
NORFOLK, July 21?Arrived: airs Sur
nnga .Nor), Rotterdam; Sagoland i.Hw)
New Orleans; Wilfred (Nor), llnrnhurg
(Viehes il>u). New York; Tredenham ( Br)
Marseilles; Atl?ntico (Ital), Taranto; Rex
more (Br), Liverpool; Minnie De Liirrl
narta ?Mr), Rotterdam; Waaldfjk (Du)
Rotterdam, Irmgard (er), Galveaton; Con?
suelos .span). Gibraltar. Bailed: str
Thistlemore i Br), Liverpool via St Johns;
Laura iltal). -; Columnla (Br)
Gibraltar; Coquetmede (Br), Buenos
Ayres; Ban? (Nor), Santa Marta; Pornlng
ton Court (Dr), Blueflelds, England, Huf.
tsro (Nor), Galveston: Vancouver Msru
(Jap). Galveston; England Maru (Jap)
Port Arthur; Nenthfleld (Br). Dakar:
Nevada (l>an), Montevideo; Hanier (Br)'
Antwerp: Manx Isles (Br). Antllla; Port
Victor illr), London; ?'hertsey (rtr)
Nuevltas; Sandgate (Br), Buenos Avres
PHILADELPHIA, July 31?Arrived?
S'.l's Asler (Belg), Antwerp; K I Lucken
bach. Hamburg via New York; Nantucket.
Boi-tnn; Cohassett, London: Motorshlp
Bavr.nne, New York; Sehr Mabel Gale
Bridgeport ; Nedmao, Havre. Sailed: Strs
Philip Publlckor, Havana; Aral iBr) La
Palli?e; Limon, Kingston; Qulfmaid, Port
Arthur; Ernanucl Nobel (Belg). St Louis
du Rhone
SAVANNAH, Julv 21?Arrived: strs
PORT EADS. Ls. July 21?Arrived: strs
Lak?' Govan. Tampico: Lake Zallski, Vera
<"iu7,. Livingston Roe, Charleston; Mont
Agel (Fr>. Lisbon. Toplla, Tnmplro.
Sailed: Strs Abangarez, Bocas del Toro;
Agw'world. Bayonne, N J, Eastern Victor,
London; Hihuras (Hung), Bluefteldi:; Ja?
maica (Nie). Kingston; Kola, Progreso
Tlpton, ('eiba; West Watina. Liverpool;
Winona County, Galveston, Toma, Fron?
tera.
City of Montgomery, New York. Sailed:
Sehr Jacksonville, N Y; Str riowarrl, Bos?
ton.
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York
RIO BE JANEIRO, July 21?Str Martha
Washington.
ROTTERDAM, July 1??Str Fishkil!; 19,
Nleuw Amsterdam (Dul.
KOBE. July lit?Alaska Maru (Jap).
CEBIT. July 16?Str Celtic Prirree (Br).
PA KAR, July li?Str Cunejos.
HAVRE. July IS?Str Niagara (Fr).
SHANGHAI, July 19?Takaoka Maru
(Jap).
SIERRA LEONE, July 10?Str Berebv
(Br).
LIVERPOOL, July 20?Str Castalia (Br).
PORT SAID. Julv 20?Str Jason (Br),
July 21 : City of Oran (Br).
GOTHENBURG, July 21?Str Stock?
hohn (Swed).
Depurtnres for New York
ST MICHAELS, July 20?Str Canada
(Fr).
SHIELDS. July 20?Str Tricolor (Nor).
LIVERPOOL, July 21?Str Cape Ortegal
(Br).
NAPLES, July 14~Paclfic Maru (Jap).
ANTWERP. July IS?Strs Montauk and
Cantigny, July 18.
VALPARAISO, Juiy 19?Str Quilpuo
(Br).
MAURITIUS, July 11?Str Gordon
Castle dir).
HAMBURG, July 19?Str Anchoria (Br).
SOUTHAMPTON, July 20?Str Bamp
ton Castle (Br).
SANTOS. July 20?Str Curvelln (Bra*).
SWANSEA, July 20?Str Vlfpilla (Br).
HAVANA. July 21?Str Clua (Br).
HALIFAX, N S, July 21?Str Mnr.trollt*
( B r ).
Lake Ports
CLEVELAND, July 21?Arrived: Strs
Wesee, Sandwich; Michigan, Lorain. Sailed
Wesee, Sandwich.
DULUTH, July 21?Arrived: Strs Per?
kins. G G Crawford. Palmer, North Amert- j
ran. Tionesta, W O Mather. Sailed: Strs
Robert S jr. Farr, J Davidson. J E UpSOn, ;
Ball, Perkins. C Morse, Filbert. Ralph. !
Delaware. Verona. Sherwin, A?lriatic, Buf- !
falo, Atterbury, North Lake, North Ameri?
can.
ASHLAND, July 21?Sailed: Strs Arc, I
Ranney, Lake Erie.
SHEBOYGAN, Wls, July 21?Sailed: Str ?
J P Rctss. Superior.
BSCANABA, July 21?Sailed: Str Jones, I
Buffalo.
MANITOWOC, July 21?Arrived: Str I
Reiss. Sandusky.
CONNEAUT, July si?Arrived: Strs
Henry Phlpps. Duluth; R R Rlchardso.i, ;
Marquette. Sailed: Str Henry Phipps, Du- '?
luth.
BUFFALO. July 21?Arrived: Strs Per- I
seus, Two Harbors; Fellowcrafl, Detroit: |
Canopus. Cleveland; E L Booth, Erie; Wo- ?
tan. Montreal: O Iselln, Ogdensburg; Da- j
vock, Falrport; Cletus Schneider, South
Chicago. Sailed; Strs Wotan, Iselln, Mon?
treal: Edwin N OhI, Chicago. Perseus, j
Donaldson, Duluth; Wilson, Milwaukee; A?
H Smith, Duluth; Fellowcraft. Detroit;
Schneider, Chicago; Davock, Chicago.
SANDUSKY. July 21?Arrived: Strs!
James H Reed. Huron; Sawyer, Port Col- '
born"; Mclntosh, Ashtabula Sailed:
Itee.l. Ashland; Sawyer, Montreal.
HURON, July 21?Arrived: Strs Poly-.
nesia, ICnc: Inlet; L B Miller. Detroit;?
Campbell, Conneaut. Sailed: Str3 Poly?
nesia, Byng Inlet; L B Miller, L'uluth;
Campbell, Superior.
TOLEDO. July 21?Arriver;: Strs K"-y
nor, Montreal; Enarco, Snrnia, Martin'
Mullen. Midland; A W Colton, COurtright. !
Sailed: Strs Kryno, Montreal; Theodore!
H Wick wir" jr., Soo; Onarco, Sarnia; Mar?
tin Mullen. Green Bay; C H McCUlloUgh,
Green Buy; A W Colton, Sarnia, Sweden,
Duluth.
ASHTABULA, July 21?Arrived.- Strg j
Saturn, Marquette; James Laughlln, Su- ;
Ferior; Maple Grange. Therold ; H P Mc- I
ntosh, Superior. Sailed; Str3 Saturn, [
Milwaukee; James Laughlln, Superior;
Mapie Grange, Quebec, H P Mclntosh,
Superior.
Maritime Miscellanv
The str George Washington, "of the
United States Mail Steamship Line, re?
turned to port to-day from a trial
trip off the Massachusetts coast. Officials ;
of the company of the U S Shipping Board |
who were on board were pleased with her I
showing, the vessel making an average |
Speed of 20.5 knots iron Boston to this
port.
The vessel, which was formerly of the j
North German Lloyd Line, was taken over
by the United States government at the
outbreak of the war and did commendable
work as a transport. After the armistice I
th. Shipping Board ?ad OOntrol of the j
vessel and lat?-r turned her o .er to the '?
United Stat?s Mail Lin?. She was tveoi- I
dltioned by ;h- Todd Shipyards Corpora?
tion, which transformed her from a trans?
port to a passenger-carrying vess?l. Naval
constructors say the job i- one of the finest
examples of American repair work.
The George Washington will make her
first trip for th.- iniie?! States Mail L'no
August ;;, calling at Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Bremen.
Norwegian str Rygia. Montrerai for Den?
mark, previously reported in colusi?n, was I
probably aground in the St Lawrence River. I
She has bottom plates damaged and is now I
at Quebec.
Shipping Board str Major Wheeler.
Charleston for Bremen, rs reported to nave
boiler trouble. The engineer's force is en- ;
deav?ring to make necessary repairs at sea.
but. may have to put into New York to j
complete same. ?
PORTLAND, Ore, July 21?The str !
Bfllngham, of the European Pacific Line. ?
which struck the rocky bank of the Colum- !
bla River at Stella, Wash., last night, tear- j
lug a hole in her bow arrived here to-day ,
under her own steam with sixteen feet of |
water in her forward hold. It had been i
reported the Etflngham had sunk.
Shipping Board str Yesoking, Liverpool for
Hampton Roads, was reported yesterday |
as being 240 miles southeast of Halifax
with boiler trouble. At that time she was
making for Halifax, but ?he has sinco
been advised by the Shipping Board to j
make New York If possible.
BALTIMORE, July 21?The Granges
bem. a large new str, brought a cargo of
? 10?) tons of Swedish ore, loaded at Nar?
vik, Norway, and on the way touched at ?
Rotterdam for coal.
The Williams Steamship Companys str
Wiilsolo, Captain McGahan, will arrive to?
morrow with the lirst consignment of pig
copper sent to Waterborne from the mines
at Garlleld, Utah, shipped through San
Francisco. It comprises 2,580 tons of de?
livery to the Baltimore Copper Smeiyng
and Rolling Company. Eastern orders
heretofore were transported across .he
continent by rail uiw the shipment by
steamer la an example of the development
01 the coast to coast business.
Cuptain Thompson arrived to-day from
New York to relieve Captain John Hays
of command of the isthmian Line str
Steel Voyager, which will load steel Prod?
ucts and general cargo for Kobe and other
Far -astern ports, as the first of the fleet
sent out by the new office of Lilly, Nor?
ton i Co., recently established here.
Among nine shipbuilding planta which
scut In bidj for the construction of two
Height and passenger strs for the Red D
Line o? New York, for servloe between
that port and Venezuela, the Sparrows
Point plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corporation was one. it is MttniaUd that
the two vessels will call for bids approx?
imating $11,000, 000.
With th?- arrival to-day of the United
Fruit Company a sir Ctbau, trotn Jamaica
wiin 2i;.??'.i bunch's of bananas, th. im?
ports ior the week in four strs from Ja?
maica and ?onduraa totaled i"7 239
bunch s. the rec.jr?! week of the season.
Officiais of th'j Maison Navigation Com
panv. operators of th? steamship Buck- ya
??tate, one of the largest vess>-la ever con?
structed on the Atlantic coast for passenger
service, are arranging a trial trip of that
vessel, which will be held In the Chesa?
peake Bay on Monday. The big liner was
forced to return here *-h? n she caught firs
off Annapolis.
As a ?r>*sult of a round-up by the police
here to-riay thirteen unemployed seamen
I w??ro arrested on charges o? vagrancy and
?ent to jail for two month*? euch.
? All admitted they wer?: out of funds,
had no home and had b?"n several days
without food. Thoy stated that the union
? hall has closed its doors, not permitting
them to sleep there us in the pas?.
BOSTON. July 2? -American sehr Phyi
' lis. which has been in port hen* .sine- last
i March 4, h:uj been libeled for ?l.jbt an?! will
i be sold by the United States marshal next
| Monday.
American tank str Clement Smith, when
! on the way up to Braintrees yesterday
i whs swung against the guards of the For?
I Rlv?*r Bridge, causing damage to that
?structure. The steamer was only slightly
j damaged.
CHARLESTON, July 21?Rhlnping Board
! str Cook, New Yoi'k ami Pensacola for
: Barcelona, arrived her-* July 16 to make:
machinery repairs. Sh,* completed repairs 1
: ami nailed yesterday.
LONDON, July 19?Shipping B?,.anl str
Rcllemlna, New York and Norfolk for
Glasgow, previously report,.! as being off
I Tusker Rock with turbine trouble and re?
' quiring assistance, arrive?! Glasgow to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21?A report
that a British schooner named Pocomoke
I had bern ordered into Atlantic City for
j investigation of liquor smuggling charge?
| was dunled to-day by Charles B. Kurtz,
I Surveyor of the Port here, who has charge
i of the southern New Jersey coast.
"If the vessel had been ord? r?-?l into port
i I would have been notified of It," Mr.
1 Kurtz said.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 2!.?The str
| Paw let, which docked here Tuesday night.
?broke all records for freight vessels plying
I between I'nrtlnnd and Cae Orient by malt
i ing Hie Irlp across from Yokohama the
Columbia Hirer in fifteen days and two
hours. This is an average of 282 miles a
I day. Tii.. Abercos formerly held the record
with] lifteen ?lavs ??;;)it hours.
PORT ARTHUR, Juty HI ?British str
Cheyenne, which sailed from here to-day
i for Fnglanil. put lr.to, Sabine for repairs
I to machiner'.
?ARMOUTH, N. S., Juiy 20.?American
str Blnghamton, New York and Boston for
| Risa ami Heval. and previously reported
I ashore on Uannet Ledfres. has been reported
! hy the surveyors to bo practically destroyed
by fire.. The crew abandoned the vessel
yesterday and heard boiler explosions as
they were leav'.nK- They l?ft to-day for
Boston on the str Prince Arthur
PORTLAND, Ore., July? 21.?The, st.r
j Efflngham of the European Pacific line
ireturneil to Portland to-day badly listing
I after striking a rock In the lower Columbia
! River. She was proceeding full speed
when her steering gear p-oi out of order.
I She has general cargo for the United
! Kingdom.
I The sir Mundelta arrived from Gray?
! Harbor to complete lt:rtiber cargo for the
| Atlantic Const. The Japanese str RalfukU
| Maru, which left Portland yesterday for
? Europe, lost both her anchors in the lower
| harbor and will be delayeii several davs
i at Astoria.
I The Mandssan Maru sailed for Seattle,
j but will return to Portland for cargo be
I fore lenvtnnr for Japan.
The str Cordova, which will inau^Urn re
I the Alaska Steamship Company's servir?
I between Astoria and Honolulu, has post
i poned its first sailing from next Monday
i to Julv ;-n.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 21?The Red
Star Line will re-establish passenger nnd
frelitht service from New York to San
francisco about. October 22. according to]
announcement to-day from local offices
of the International Mercantile Marin?.
Strs Finland and Kroonland. in this run!
before tho war. will be assigned to this1
route, it is said.
Nearly 100 passengers on str Queen, ar-j
riving from San Pedro to-day in tow of
tuit Sea Monarch, and b?*fore reported I
crippled with pump and boiler trouble,
filed a protest to Federal authorities;
acainst further operation of the vessel, I
alleging it i.? not seaworthy. Str Queen,
formerly Queen of Pacific, was built at I
Philadelphia in ias2.
New Orlenial rates announced to-day by |
Pacific westbound conference are: f*fp-\<or. '?
$8, reduced from $10; condensed milk $10,;
cut from $12: paper (N O Si $12.50. cut
from $14; plaster board, $3, and wallboard, I
$10.
Joint employment offices of th" off?
shore anil coastwise Associations are to!
be opened at Seattle. Grays Harbor. Port?
land, Eureka and San Pedro, similar to j
offices established here Monday. After be- ?
In-r Very brisk for r, week or ten davs, bar- |
l<*y rhnrter market to United Kingdom |
p.-ised un to-day. but the rate remained ,
firm at ?"is.
ASTORIA. July 21 -Str G<-or?T<*nn. Rolph. '?
from San Francisco July '.7 for Portland. |
rr-nunded in Columbia River. n?ar herP. ?
Tug is standing by. Is expected to float ?
uiu'amseed at high wat"r.
SEATTLE. July 21?Survey of Shiopine j
Board sfr Eikridge revealed that lh* vssel i
has broken stern frame and bids have been j
called for repairing.
Barkentine Anno Comyn. loading lumber j
at TCv?r?tt for San Pedro, is llscharging ?
180 oiiO feet of lumber because of list.
NOME, Julv' 21?Sehr Ram. missing!
more thai-- a week in a firece storm, is safe .
ar Marys Igloo, it wa.? reported h-re yes- !
terday. Str Victoria, held here by storm
for nearlv a week, sailed last n::.r':it for ,
Sent: le.
BERLIN, Julv 21?The Hamburg-Amen- |
ear. Steamship Line will r-sume its South
Am. rlcan si r*,'i :e with its own liners, begin?
ning September. The company, it is an?
nounce?], alvo will install three new steam?
ers in the Hamburg-New York service oariy
in the fail. Independent of the boats oper
i ted by the United American Lines, ?hi.-h
are affiliated with the Hamburg-American
Two of the new German liners, the Ba
verna and Hansa, will be ready this month.
Th'- third, the Wurtemberg, will be
launched In November. The Cap Folomo,
formerly in the South American service,
which has been bought bad: from the Iflng
Ii3h owners, will be converted into an oil |
burner. _, ?, ' ?
1'oitTLAND, On?, July 21? i he str Ef
fingham, of the European Pacific Line, I
which struck the rocky bottom o? the
Columbia River at Stella, Wash., last night.
tearing a hole in her bow. arrived here
to-day under her own steam with sixteen
feet of water in her forward hold, it had
been reported that the Efflngham had
sunk.
(Contlnur-d "ram on.?!?* sovsnteen)
GATKSVILI.F., TF.X.
B. Leard, dry goods, sho? a, millinery,
notions and readj to wear; imperial.
GREEN BAY, U IS.
United Cloal ?S; Suit Co.; A. Wasser
stein, coats, suits; 1170 B'way.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Wise. Smith & Co.; T. Gantey, women's
shoes; J. A. McKenzie, rep.; .",;', Mercer at.
Sage, Allen & Co.; K. D. Sheean. shirt?
waists; 404 4tn av.
Buy It From The Navy
Sale of the wreck of ths ?hip
GRANITE STATE
By sealed proposals opening at
The Board of Survey, Appraisal
and Sale
Navy Yard Washington, D. ??
10 A. M., July 25, 1921.
The GRANITE STATE was a
Station Ship, built in 1818 by
the Navy Yard, Kittery, Me.
Length, 19'5 ft. ?5 inches; beam,
?3 ft.; drr.it, 26 it. 6 inches; dis?
placement, 4,150 tons. Located
at 97th St., New York, N. Y.
Catalog? may be obtained from
the BOARD OF SURVEY, AP
PRAiSAL AND SALE
Navy Yard Washington, D. C.
J
n A ZK I.TON, PA.
J. Human & Co.; .1 flyman, men's
clothing and furnishing .-w??ar;
Colling wood.
INDIANAPOLIS
Kabn's Dept. Stor . L. Kahn, pen mdse; ?
500 6th av.
L. S. A.vre? Co.: E. L. Gol 'berg, dresses.
coats, suit/*; 225 C.th av.
IOI.A. ?LAN.
Horwltx-Wittenbe?-g Merc. Co
Horwitx, reailv (o wear: Pennsylvania.
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Emery. Bird, Th;.--. ?? 0 c, Co.: P.. R.
Moore, house furnishing g ?oda; 25 Mai:- ?
soi- av.
LAMPABAS, TU.
Andrew Senterfltt Co.: R. B. Senterfltt,
ladles' r?s?lv to spar and millinery: J. A.
Goldman, n sa R'wav
LANCASTER P\.
Hacer X- Rri ?--. . .'. F Ripple, wall papers
and floor coverings; 404 v.Yi av.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
I.owenb?>rg Co.: Mlas E. Goddard. I
dresses, coats, suits; t 270 B'way.
LOS ISVII.I.K
Venhofr X- HUlen, boys' and men's ha*s;
Martinique
ma?on. r;\.
Burden, Smith & Co.; W. J. Barnes, do?
rnest ici. ?-.-lut? eifiiis. linens. flannels,
ho use furnish in?: ire??'? 3B2 (th av.
M A PISO V, WIS.
Parson Cloak .t Suit Co ; V. V. Parson.
coals, suits; 1170 B'way.
MANOR. TEX.
B. El Kowri & Bro. ; B. El Kewrl. !a<tles*
ren^iy to v.-?ar. :r;<.c's clothing; M. Llchten
?????, .''. W. :; '.I ?t.
M'KEESPORT, PA.
T. W. Nugent Co.; M. Klein, Jewelrv:
37 W. 2Cth st.
MILWAUKEE
Harri-, Fashion Co . S. S. Jacob?, fail
suits; Livingston ?- Cohen. 3 W. 2Dth it.
MOBERI.Y, MO.
Wolff-Berger Co . Jos. Berger, r?r>.\ Miss
Sriyder, rea.ly to wear. Arthur Mincer, 11 ?>
W :::.-! st.
MtTRCATINTB. IOWA
United Cloak ?>:- Suit Co.; B. Lilly,
dresses, 1170 1 way
VANT?COKE, PA.
New Boston Store; A. Hemllch, women's
ready to wear ano gen. mdse.; 44 E.
2;:?1 st.
NF.W HAVEN
J. H, Slarln. woolen piece goods: Park
A venue.
OGDENSBfRG. N. Y.
Nathan Frank's Sons; H. L. Murphy,
waists, corsets. brassieres, muslin under?
wear an?! Infants' wear: 44 E. 23d st.
OMAHA, NEB.
Lemond's, In^-.. II. C. Lamond, women's
ready to wear 1170 Bway.
M. E. Smitn & Co.: J V. Shlreman.
knit underwe.-tr. mdse mgr. ; 200 5th av.
PARSONS, KAN.
Nusbaum's; A. A. ?usbaum, readv to
ve.ir. millinery, general nv?rchandis<:.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA
IL J. Cohn, Inc : B. Cohn, cloaks, suits;
Bristol.
N. Cramer &. Sens; S. F. Cramer, piece
goods, woolens; 33 W. 34th s:.
Fink Co.; D. M. Goldsl in, furs; W Hen?
derson, men's furnishings; I2il B'way.
National Kid Klothea Co.; Allen L.
Greenberg, hoys' clothing; Pennsylvania.
Cramer St Son??; A. Alines, coats an?l
suits; ::;; w. :Mth st.
Lipplncott, Johnson Co.; C. P. John
sou, woolen and cotton piece goods:
P.reslin.
Lerner Bros.; Joseph C. Lerner. skirts,
153 W 23d st.
M. Miller, dresses; 1270 Bway. mom 41?.
R. J. Millar, gen. mdse; Herald Sijuare.
Wolin _ Small; S Wolin, woolen piece
goods; Aberdeen.
PITTSBURGH
Boggs ?- Huh, Miss K. Sullivan, sir's.
1140 B'way,
Kaufman Dept. Store; Miss Weiter, rh1!
dren's dresses, coats: Mrv War.torh, mus?
lin underwear; \. B. Kuebn, coats; Flar.ry
Mates, basement underwear; Miss Sauer,
.-. coats; Miss Rataky, gowns; 1261
B'way.
Rosenbum Co.; Miss N. Stine. bathing
suits, Alfred Fant.l. 11G W. 32d sL
PORTLAND, ORE.
Llpman-Wolfe Co.; J. A. Lawrence, milli?
nery; 170 5th av.
R-ALF.K.n. N. C.
Boylan-Pearce Co.; A. B. Uzzle, cotton
pice?? goods; T. C. Denson, silks, satins,
. dveta; Martinique.
RICHMOND. VA.
Colin Co.; L. H. Davis (bargain hase
ment), whito goods, domestics, beddings:
1160 B'way.
ROKWE__, N. M.
Everybody's Cash Ston , W. A. Vander
wart. Indies' ready to wear, millinery; J. A.
Goldman, 1182 R'way
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
The Wolf: & Marx Co.; H. H. Ochs, lug?
gage an?! trunks, art goods. p;
statues, general merchandise for ec ?m :: v
(basement); Mr. Linde, boys' clothihg; A.
C. Proll, coats, sous, corseo, brassieres,
underwear, lingerie, infants' year; ti W.
32d st.
SAN FRANCISCO
Raphael. Weill ,fc Co.; Miss M. Sleeper,
dresses, coals and suits; 16 E. 2fith St.
Emporium; Miss Kirk, waists, petticoats;
225 &th av.
Raphael, Weill A. Co.; M. Marks, feather
boas, belts, trimmings, umbrellas, para
sols, v-iUngs. embroidery; J. S. Allen, men's
and boys' clothing: I fi ?). 2fith st.
SAVANNAH
L. Mohr A- fous; S. Mohr, men's cloth?
ing; 395 B'way.
Old
on the
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New combination Passenger and Freight
Shivs. Faut, /.it?iinotu Steamer*.
Ken number btszide snip's name indicates
everator shown bottom of column.
EUROPE.
Plymouth, Boulogne and Jondan
From New York
August 16?September 20?Old North
State ( !.-)9).
July 30?Centennial State (153).
Bremen and Bun/.?5
From New York
August 30?Hudson (159).
August 23?October 3?Princess M?
toika (159).
August 23?September 23?Potomac
(15D).
Naples and Genoa
From New York
Sailing Date To Be Announced Later?
Pocahontas (ISC').
Plymouth, Cherbourg und Bremen.
From New York
July 26?August 27?September 28-*?
America (159).
August 3?September 3?Georgs Wash?
ington (150).
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Betonet
Aires.
From New ?ork
July 23?American Legion (;'l).
August 3?Hu.'"i: (31).
August 17?Aeolus (91).
August 21?Southern Cross (31).
FAR EAST
Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai,
Manila, Hongkorg.
Fruin San Francis?e
July 30?Empire State ?105).
August 20?Gol.ien State (105).
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai. Hongkon?
Manila.
From Seattle
August 27?November 5?Wenatchee
(106).
July 30?October 8?Keystone State
(106).
September 1??November 20?Silver
State (106).
HAWAII, PHILIPPINES. EAST INDIA.
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore, Co
luaiDo ChIcuUu.
From San Francise*
August 13?Creole State (103).
September 14?Wolverine State (103)
COASTWISE AND HAWAII
Havana. Canal, I.h- Angeles, san Francise*
and Hawaiian is:ands.
from Baitijnor?
July 30?Buckeye State (*0).
September 3?Hawkeye State (80).
?0 Matson .Navigation Co.
1?0 Market Street,
San Francisco, Cai.
24 duuth Gay Street, Paltimer*, M4.
91 Munsou Htearoshi? Lia?.
?57 Wall Street, N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 3300.
185 Pacific Mall ?. ?. (Jo.
:# Hanover 6(j . N Y.
Tel. Howling Ur???a 4130,
?21 Mark-? -?- el .:.-, ;i Francis-jo, Cal
!0<5 The Admiral Line.
17 State Street. N. Y
Tel. BOwt?sg Oreen S&35.
i. : .????. . Btd? Seattl?, Wash
159 T. S. Mail ?. ?. Co.. lac.
4". Broadway, New York.
Tel. Whitehall 12?0.
U.S. SHIPPING BOARD
Wart :?$ ten. ?2 C.
S KL M.\. ALA. ^^M
? - - n?lle Co.:' K.
Rower*, men's clothing ; t?d farniahincs;
-;a!.
SCBANTON, r\.
Jim Maher's ? . J P Maher,
clothing;
SOI TU I?END, INI>.
EIIbw th whlt*
roods, linens, handk. E. Krow.
?/ca?
renera
st. r.oi t*
Ely * Walker : H. K. K irl :
cotton pipr.' r ?? ai Worth st.
Co . k. P. C ive,
mgr., Unens; 'r, *"Vorth st.
ST. l'iil,, MINN*.
Pchuneman ,>. Kv n? ??a- . M. Shuffle- |
barger. furs, fur at?; 220 ..'h av.
TAMPA, FLA.
n. Falk's Department Store A. F. I
f?prlngsteln, hou iefornishinKs, toys. : i
Levis. 37 W. 26th .-?;.
TOLEDO
La Salle & Koch Co.; B. F. Tully, base- ?
TRAVEL
. ;or. Silk and cot?
?
TROY. N. V.
Vfoilman. In< i A. Daw?*?-.
-? ady
*x. OKI.%.
a'a sillc
shirts. ih
VKTOiUA, Tf *
A. ,<*- n Levy; Jake R. Levy, rea?y t?
dry | ?'??jodju.oek.
VIRGINIA. MINN.
Cnit? I t-'o , Misa G SmUh.
B
WACO. TEX.
Goldstein Mure] Co.. S. Hirf?chb*r-f.
tton pi?*ce poods., srik*/
. .. ., aomertlca. upho',
rles. wear; 36? 4th
av., care of Kl .-. &? Fisher.
Hii>v?. wia.
? .-?j t Co . M:s3 C. M*
mit 70 E v.av.
W'ORi 'ESTER, MASS.
C. T Sherer Co.; F. M. Dodge, ribbeu?,
gloves; 134 W. 3? . ?t
TRAVEL
mi-Mn
CH*ntBOnBO-S0trTHAMPT0>t-HAM*UW?
-. i ?.-.- s
ORDCNA.Jnly SO, Sept. 10
?RBITA.Ans. IS. Sept. S4
OKI I'"..**.V.kojjf. ??: Oct. ?
1st, 2nd and 3r?l ci.iss passengers.
R-M-S-P
"The Comfort Route'
to EUROPE
Sparious, well ventilated cabins,
broad decks where you ?ran enjoy
the ocean breezes ? courteous
stewards constandy attending
to your comforts, a cuisine ?a*
unique excellence.
A voyage on one of the famous
"O" steamers Orbita, Orduna
and Oropesa is a pleasure of
never to be forgotten memories.
Let us help you plan your trip.
a
The ROYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET CO.
SANDFK SON & SON. c^
26 BROAC W \ Y NEW YORK
Or any Secanubip Tick? Ageoi
#2 CU?ARD
l?.
?'-i-?aengcr and Freight Services.
Front New York.
CHERBOCRG AND SOUTHAMPTON
AQl I TAN IA .July 88 Aug. Z.i Sept. 13
MAFRETANIA .. .Aug. 11 Sept. G Kept. 20
IIERENOARIA . . Aug. 1? Sept. SZ o?t.:*0
LIVERPOOL
VASARI .\UK. 0
CARMANIA .\ug. 13 Sept. 10 Oct., 8
ALIJAMA (new) ..Aug. 20 Sept. 27 Nov. 1
CARONIA .Aug. 27 .Sept. 24
SCI TIMA (new).. .Sept. 6 Oct. 11 Nov. 15 !
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, llAilBUP.Q
AND LANZIG
SAXON1A . ,|i,iv ?..':?
I."* ?>"\i i;i;;;y ; . .
( AAI?- RONIA ? new i . .Inly 30 !
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
COU .?IMA .Aug. 13 Sept. 10 Oct. S
ALGERIA .?Kng. 20 Oct. *-'
VIOO, CIBRALTAil. PATRAS,
DL'BROVMK, TRIESTE. FIL'ME
CAI.ABKIA.\ue. 6
HAMBURG AND DA
PANNONIA . Aug. 18
BOSTON TO LONTJON-DWU!**" AST) GLA
ASSVTU \ .An;. 13
Cl'NARD MFT?lTF.KRANEAN fRl I.SKS
MADEIRA, GIBRAL'I AR, VLGIER
NAG? >, NAPLES, ALEXA " '. E "
PATRAS, TRIESTE. (Porta vary ac r<3
inK tu cruise, i
CARON1A ..... .Oct. 22 Dee. 7
< AMERONIA . Nov. Ill .inc. 10
Cunurd atad Anchor St cum Ship i?nas,
25 Uroadu'u-f. New York.
Yachting C^ruises
S. S. FORT ST. GEORGE
14.000 ton* displacement, will muke
three unusnally attractive cruise)* to
QUEBEC via HALIFAX
and tbroush the Northumber?
land Strait?, (.?it ?>f ( .>..*<>
and up the Saguenay River.
Magnificent scenery, smooth
water, cool weather. The ?hip
hau '.paci?n* promenade d?chu,
many r?..?>nis with bath, finest
cuisine. Orchestra, dancing and
all deck ?raines.
The round trip occupies twelve
dii.vs; rate S20O and up, or one
way to Quebec, five days, $1U0
and up.
Sailings from New York
July 30?Aug. 13-27
II or write for Information
Fumess Bermuda Line
84 Whitehall Street. New York
Tel. Rowling- Green 7800
or any tourist agency
??lliri?j f\ert 58-62. North River. New Yorti
A! oooa rdaylla^t savir.o; unlew ?qeol?ied.
Celue *1t? r 'ul? "3 Avs- sa ?*??"*? lf
Rs-'ill f-,, , ?< J?.iy SO Aug. 37 ttept. 24
CeJrie J "-"""-??ol 1 Aug. 6 fielt. 3 Oct. 1
Aiinatie I '?* Ciiertiourt J A?.g. 3 Aus. SI Oct "
Olvmvic < Southampton ) ?*P.M.Aui.l3SopL3Sept.'H
New Yofi und Soden?Azor*?,
ijl; m?a- Naplei, ind Genoa
flfonnl?.. .Il A. M. Aug. 9 .Sept. .,?
Crettit ?-??.HA. M. Sept. ,'
^ .tesESi?L? loa
?i??C*/:a i Hf?ibui-ii S ?July 28 dent- S -
ve'rfiur?'? <* vU Cherbourg.*; Aus. 25-?
- illa v Plymouth, Cherbourg, Danzig ? Hamburg
Utnnehahan ?Hamburg ?4. t*?!*2io! Aim ;.
Infernal lonnl .Uerraatil??
Marine Company
lie Steamer?-? i.?j?.tiau Tona
t* Broadway. N. ?.. or JLocal Agent?
NEW YORK?HAVRE?PARiS
i a the arr-ival of the
ivra
SPECIAL
Airplane Service
BETWKEJI
HAVRE AMD PAR?S
:
ONE HOIR.$17.00
ROCHAS1BKATJ . . ..July 2.1 .*? a?.-*7 Oct. 1
LA TOU'.M.NB ...luiy ?5 ? ?K. 30 Sept. 17
PARid. July i~, Aug. 17 Seilt. ! <
t!!H A?.O . .lui? 30 - ; . 7 Oct. Vi
i -.. '. i i.. TE - Sept 1 Sept. Vi
Ll'UJfOL'JlNA .\us. a S :i
h'ilAfi?'B .Aliar. S lag. ?5 FUfPi -'1
l.A lOI?tlIM. Kept. :! Oct. I
LA SA VOIE.Ans. 13 ?*ri.,t. 10 Nov. li
Havre?Hamburg?Danzig
NIAGARA. . Sept. .i Not. 5
New York?Vipr??Havre
l.A BOURDONNAIS ?July 3? Aug. S? Oct. 4
LEON ??ent. 17f - -
COSIPANY? OFFICE, i'J STATE ST.. N. X.
." Le^-oSL
emanx .. .:? ft-?*/?-! In thcti?>j??
Wwo??-ai?'? C?See. 42 Eftx^ivay, New io.-K. -
CLARK'S 17th ORIENT CRUISE
br MgoDtltoaa 8.8 Erapr?? of s.-otlar.cl, '.'7.?300 er*?
tenu. IS ??ara ta Kgypt and I'ai?WUno. etc Feo. 4.
1922; S3 day? IS00 ua, uifluding Shore EK-ursioii*.
Ntttau, auirt**?. Txires, F?*e?. ?te.
FRANK C. CLABK Tunes Buildtii? New Tiirt
NEW YORK TO EUROPE
Sailivgn from Pier T., S^th St.. N. R.
..-. Geo. Washir gt.cn and America, ?Piers S
and 1, Hoboken) exceptad.
PLYMOt Tn?CHEIiP.OVRG?BREMEN
AMERICA : July 26?Aug. 27?Sept. 28
GEORGE WASHINGTON:
Auj. ? ?Sept. 3?Oct 4
PLYMOCTH?BOl LO?.NE? LONDON
Neu?? Lu - ur >on a ?Comiortabia
CENTENNIAL STATE:
July ;it)?Oct. 11?Nov. 15
OLD NI RTH BT c:?-,
Aug. 16?Sept. 20 ? ?
BREMEN?DANZIG
POTOMAC: Aug. 10?S*pt.2*
PRINCESS MATOIKA: Aug. 23?Oct. ?
N: Ang. 30-" ???
NEW YOKK-BOSTON-S._PI._3?GENOA
POCAHONTA8: - ..
I. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
45 BROADWAY 1200 Whitehall ..
/-m-mu?
Special Attractive Tours to
CUBA-MEXICO
During July and August
Fare? $160 up according to the
tours selected.
r or information address
NEW YORK _ CUBA MAIL S. S CO.
Foo t o? W_? Str set. New TarW. Td. Job* 4400
ACRUKEmIIJXE
TO THE
MEDnERRANEA?T
laA_afca
MAESTRA IPA1N 60LTHER1? FRAJ?_t
ALGKiUA ITALY EGYPT I?U_5T1N_
CCMSTANTIMDPUI GB__OS*
SriKcdSCA&QNiV
?r_>
/S^\ CHNAKOUKi
(hoots)
VW/ ?*a??fc~??w_*
_AN28rO_2
DURAXIO?V W DAXS
Mlntaucm. inclusive Far? tHM
EXCLUSIVE MrV^MJGI___rrr
TE05.C0QK&SGN?
..-lway 561 Fifth Av?.
?doa! SUMMER
VACATIONS
? Day? $91.00 ?TAX?.
Ceci in Summer?No Passports
ta....n.? _vury Flv? D*y" via
S. S. "Fort Victoria"
S. S. "Fort Hamilton"
Send lor ?pectoJ Summer Toure Folder
FURNESS-BERMUDA LINE*
t? WMlratil ?t.. X I TH. Bov?L Gra. 7SM
BALTIC
DIRECT^,.??SERVICE
Danzig?Riga?Liban?Stetfui
NEW YORK?JULY 26
U. _. 5. B. "Oronoke"
PIER 63, NORTH KiVEft
S \??.!NG PROM
NORFOLK?JULY 20
Sigsbse, Humphrey & C?., Inc.
Agent*
:. taut* W,'l!?m St. Ttlt. Broid 205?.S.
Short Route to Orient From Seattle. Faat,
Pala; ..i!. Pa*fcrnct-r Steamship?. Nippuit
Tasen Kaisha, H-10 Bridge S>t? New fdrk.
?CAND?N4VIAN AMERICAN LIN?.
DENMARK - NORWAY - SWEDEN,
Passenger Office. 27 Whitehall 5t~ N, %
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAJLWAT
Pasa Dept.. Caa. Pacifk- Bid?.. N. X?

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