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British Ships
To West indies
Get Preference
"adorable Du tie*? Attract
Shipments on Canadian
Railroad? and ^e^nrl^:
Many Commodities Cited
* rge Levy on All Import*
Vmerican Companies Handi?
capped in Trade to Hon?
dura? and Other Inland?
iouo-jrinf Information that th? Brit
?o Board of Trade ha? Issued an order
tempting British and ? anadian ves
'.s .rota the payme a <?' tonnage and
/.it dues at Jamaica, It v.k? learned
??sterday that preferential riuti?s at
?.acuras favor British a id Canadian
sssels s* the expense of American.
!t? policy enforced by tho Britis - ;,i
is tra?: la similar in many re
s that conternp a' ?' ' Sections 28
^td 84 of the .lares u",. which hav? ? o<
: bee'; applied by this government,
Canadian fl >ur moving ? ectly to
ritish Honduras Is a 'ree of
ity, Canadian flour mo ing h
? through Am*ric s is subject
j a duty of 25 cents ? ? fan er i
-.n flour must ?ay ?? SI a
arrel.
Sheet hror fror United States
iys s duty of 25 per cent ad valorem,
hile the Canadian product pnya only
i per cent. Amer '
amalea pa s a duty ?f eitrht pence
?.- barrel and sheet iron, L? 2-3 per
a t ad ralor? on
.s
3?? amour.ts.
Amounts to Discrimination
Steamship officials pointed out yes
rrday that while these preferential
iriffa do not dtscrim nate iirectl
gainst American vessels, > lal
sr may ca1-! at (. a; adiai
iipments, '.:-. effect to
?scrintinatior ? ; place a pr<
pon the tnoven
anadian raili
... it was said, Britis h
npa "? . si
an p< the West
according
. of the arc- eren tial dul
? * ' ,. vessels
- ?
Appare - discrin natioi is not
? iola r sties b<?twee.
ed States a .
.e ':' .-?'? ? L5 ally ?xcenta
he West indiei from at:.
rivileges rhe significance .f the
ig m steamship men,
British ,:??? ei nment ran ?
gainst "? hich ?t h as
the p?
It was . eported -..-"??-?
?at o 'ders ' if the British Board of
rade place a duty discriminating di?
et!;, agaii ?" products brought in \
- in vessels In favor 7
a ,
it ' !.; cou id not be i ? ...- ? e
port .;:..;. in the
- ? ! - been
documentar; i ?dence..
fo .??.-? ai " now ' ns; .a ascer
the true situa
Urge Preferential Duty
? - sn here ? urged the ;
ng Board and Congress to -.?ff. :
? - icing a preferen
? foreign vesse la
i? ..--.. ? policy
.?r net ?? onsiderable
ricai source*?. In
?^?-r to make ? movemenl
essful, Senator Wesley L. Jones,
hairman ~? the Senate Committee or.
?op ? ad u y o f 2
er ??"-. . ??" imports now on the r'ic-e
?t ! ,? '?"', sut that under the
reseri i a it DO per cent of
?T - ?? ??" list and
a - i- en under I itr tariff bill
i p?r c-r,: of the commod ties
.at;..
iamburg-American Kuns
Five Vessels t?o Panama
P, Meyer, Amei ia presen?
il ? r :he Hamburg-American Line,
?r] yesterday that fou ?rhaps
s. stea be ua bj the com
'?' ".' h . ." S6.?
anama
??? is ent relj in
a American
?es . covered by
agreement betweer com
'?rB.
he firs selling will be made by tr ft
a on November 15. ai.d w:ll be
rwed by the Amassia, Andalia
Eupatoria. These vessels we??
It originaPy for the Levant sfcr\ice.
the company decided that th?
la-Atlantic business offered more op
tunities for profit The shit i range
n ,
he i -' g. Vene
.a, C cilorr ? - gh the Pan -
i Cti - ? Re ports of Cei
'? lerica ar Mexico
sr-An aw has a service
, - ?
F ire ri ecord
???88 W *?-a v - ? '
TJnknow -.-.
>.--;?*? *.mator.1ar av., Henr7 i
1 ?. kr.o?"..
v ? J| M -:-. -- ? ths Bronx,
- - -ilr.rhar? . " 1
l . ?Bronx,
>!?-- an l . ? ?> _ rrlfiln?
!*?TT1 ? kewot i '. eatau
rant ( aie ma
8?41 ? ? , - ejm A
.','row?!
Drivo, Harry
." r.knowB
... - .? . V
50 ?'* ri WatfnaT ?.-aa'.ri;
. . ' a- a nowa
- V*?! harter e.V., th* Bronx.
-..-'?- . . Vt known
? I ira*.
? ?? 'tiknown
-. ? ' ? Trifling
7lh i Dermker,
Trfflin?
? -?- ....... r -
- T ?
? . . .-.. . ?-. ,
l ? ? known
F ' . ?h il - ,? ' ?
- known
' (itb * utiknowt Ifllng
?-.'?" - ? - -Tarn
Ja?7 i ? Bronx, M
i'nltnowfl
il auto. John
e ? Total
14th art Stete? ? ? ? r -;
? . a .... nowa
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? ?. . I ;?. n - t
jft?oV KoIib
i .rr. :" ? i ,.-??.>. -
??NL.A?NI>:
WATERWAYS
sYA.fL AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
v'L?ND MARINE CORP
12 Natiati St. Beiekman 4291
tT-in? mrrtfr* V>? Tort tn nnrTal?,,
b I a?o ?nrl principa] lake f"rt?
ta?lcrca. Vi *<iar*<i*r ?n? Salar
t*f ?.
X/?Wr.?-TTIA'? RAH.-H.trW
MONTR^AL-NEW YORK
TRANSPORT CO. LIMITED
!7 Bitter^ firnf. Whitehall 047?.
?xr.W Mil'K. t? MONTREAL
AU-WaUr Inland ILoat*
r-*il?n(? li*i-l?lj
*?wr??e? Mirr^K? M?ar?r th?* r?P rate?
**mM4k Mt4 tec? tfer* *?rV??oa ?SunrVt?
.Marine Reports
HIP TIDKfl
Klrh r .ter. ;? ?? tar
A. : PM ? M PM
?-.-.' KooV . T'S " :. ill! 2:00
Governor'? Island. '. ' 3:0.' 1:67 2:30
Gate. :' > j 1 :.: ? 4;67 6:29
Wind? st Ses To-day
a..' '.' -? - - Fresh, jyoaalb! r :
g -.ortheaat winds and overcast
w ea t h ( .
Sand; -,;- ?oh :'? Hatteraa -Fresh to
strong si ai ar rthe i winds and ? -
a?t weat he 1
?- - . ratta? Fresb t'j I
strong -..- ? Ss and
cast weal i ei
t.?.it mi(l Fresh northeaat
winds, par - o rcaet weather and proba- '
bly loci lina o? south po -lion.
a bbe? r?en e..d IVlndward Passage?
Moderate eas wird?, partis over aat i
and proha bl; local -.-.' lno.
. ?erninsrs displayed at
$ p m or ' ? ' Atlantic Ci ast, '.-. .. Norfolk,
?. De aware Breakwater. A dlaturb
ance Is - si \-mi < ff the C: Una Coast a.-.., ,
?? ??' ., rd, :> ' (?r.de? ;
h- st <? ? northeast winds i....' probably i
? i les.
Arrived Yesterday
?ni* (Br), Liverpool Oct f ana
Oueenstown 9; to the i unard Steamship
-.. with 78 firs?, 633 second cabin
' st e e ra? pa :. ai i a j md se ;
1 ' *
? 1 North State, : '. >n . clou
- . ? >ct ?i ' to the Un ?.e? Sts .ir.e,
t, mi .ils f :'. I rndse , Pier 1, :
-. .
?sperldes (Br>, Montre; . Oct 6
ley, P 1?; to R r Houi .. .'. ,
Cc sritf .-. ir." Pier X, Er - Basin, .
Ptr Mi lue I Rr -, /. id m ' ?pt -5 : :? the
Ails :-,.-? -, ? ? . ? '.'.?.'?
?
Str ....--.. a. Rr), Ci lasjrn .>. rtlid Mo?
rille O 8 ? ?? ne, with 6$ I
first, ??-; second ca In ??? 33! ste? 'age
p&aa, R.
St- Li Sav le (Kr), Havre Oci f, : to
ompagnle Gen?ralo Tn isatiautiquo,
with 140 *n,r, 31 second cabin and 39
steerage r?^;, n alla t ?:?.: . Pier ?7,
N ;
? ' la Ulla '' r Tai pico Oct '. : to
the v'c a merlcan petroleum B a
rude oil; arte; 3
Muroran Ma u :-< ?'alcu
i 89, 1 -" ...?-???.?:?.?:?
gier? 27; o 1 - ; : fusi ...'.' .. .'. : .
, aat . - mdae. ff Cllf n, I.
a -a -as. '.. a v ?uni ra - nil I ?
C abolle Curacac I curl Sin Jum
Blla?, Dalleti it. Co, with 58 .... nails i
and m Is? . Pier 1 i Brooklyi .
Helen, Aguadillo and Mayagu? , Oc
lob? "? : th? Bui . ' . . i with I
? s; Pier '.'', Bi - .-? yn.
gua ?ce October , M .- ; '.??--. S
a; rd San Juan ? ? i r Fruit i o
w'.t i '. .-?? j?; 1 '" '?'. East r.lv
Ii rmier (Be e, ..-vf?'.-. - - . ' -:r.r - : '.? ;
-...:?; uit
:? I
.' ss! n Bridge, sxi ? ' '. ? sra
bei II ,. ??: Bizerta I ; i l:< Lxj ?* 3 ? !
? .-? I B deton SI.
I ucksor,
ISO th p? la and i
.- . Pier 37, ;
i rfers oil'olk '. j ":?? < ' . !
. .: . Trans Co vlth i '. - , ?? - . . ...
sthale, Colo-, to tho
Co with pi y and i dse. '
Sti Mai nl -, Gal ei on; Robort
':;.r:iie with cru -r oil; PI Conutable
Ho . . N
..." (Br . '-'.' - .No riolls ; '?
P - ; Erie Baaln, B ?
es?a (? , Ph.lle.del: hla; Qua-ran- !
. ?
"ar.nonia (Br), Patran, Naples and
' ??; ?? Its. pa??- ?
ei ,; era and
?-?:,, i'..e ' ?- . "- ? ?? t .,
bailed Ye?lerda>
. i Paloma (Cuban), >7ti*'r?taa,; ?ia'.-.-..j,
-' "i -..:: Gorbea Mend! (Span),
Naples; Santurce, Philadelphia; 8 V Hark
ness, '.-? ?plco; ( aye Mambl, Port Anton:-..; '
Var-g (Nor), Port Spain; Aeolua, Rio d-si
Montevideo ar.-i. Buonoa Ayres.
J?ieoi.ii?ug Stcasiiphip*
X.'ue To-day
?ase Port. a.??:..;.
Ocean Monarch, Aigle.-e, "ep\ %'..
..'?:, Ws'.r #. B03 ::
: : CUy, \: :??/?? . ?. . ]
Jamen Ar?ieU & i >. I
-ii.. Glasgow, Or. ?.
Moc :e A McCori iac - \
P?'.-s -.?rarift. Southampton. O'.v: $....Cunar? .. i
Eaatern Sea, Antwerp, Oct SO
Black D'.amo! : L'.r.e .
and, Antwerp^ Oct ?..Red fr'';ai- Ll:.e I
rexan, Boston Oct 18..United Amer Lineal
mia, NaploB, Sept ??..Cunar<3 Line
Clua, Havana. Oct 18_United Fruit Co.1
Baltic, Liverpool. Oc*. r. . . . White ?".e.r Llr;a |
Naples, Oct : .White Star Lino
Oscar II, Copenhagen, Oot 8.
Scandinavian Amar Lin? ?
Qu?pu?. Cristobal. Oct 13.
Pacific Bteam r?a? C?>. j
Ti [amllton, Bermuda, Oct 16.
Furneea,Withy * Co. I
S^r-srans?, Havarta, Oct II:.V.'ari. Line I
Porto Rico, Br.n Juan, Oct l?,
N Y ?i Porto Rico L!a?
Da? To-tnotTOxs
.'-a Baardonncl? Havre, Oct i.. .'-"i t;.ji_ "j?^a
Mt Clay, Hamburg, Oct 3,
L7n ted Arrtericsn Line?
I Mexico, ZKt.vt..;*, Oci .'.Ward Line
; i.fe'.-.e - ". Ar.'.r:-:. . Oct IS,
Clyde S 3 Co
? i'.'.-*.M.o~ti Port Antonio, Oct x'?,
Atlantic Fruit Co
Da? W??dA!?iiaj
Italia, Qibraltar, Oc? a.Cunare! Ltas
Dakotan, Hamburg, Oct 4,
United American Lines
Wlllfaro, Loa Angelsa, Sept
William? B S Co
& ? ? ? - ? latobal it 12,
United Amsrlcsc ' !n?s
1>'J? Thara<i?vv
? esirport Har-e, Oct 8.
Ccsmopo?ltsn Line
8anta Karta, JKicgaton, Oct IS.
United Frut? Co.
Canadian M'.'.:e.-, Bueno? Ayres, Pspt 28,
'?:'? llford & McKay
? "?'?? Fall? l":-i *,-1c:\:?, Oct IS.
( : da H S C*
31 ae *???ar
? -' ja. Braman, Oct 11,
! . . ad B'ittaa 'tilr.aei
Oi'.iaepp? Sanoa, Oct *
McDonald #? y-ra-a?
Outgoing Steamships
Sel! To-day
.'i? a!'. '' ??sel
?aioaee. ?Bali?.'
rala.--. Bramer.3:00 AM 1?!0? M ,
Munwood, Vara Cran. .10:30 AM 2:00 PM
V7 M Tuppsr,
Thomas . ail ?fia 8:96PM
t?a!i Te- morrow
Ca?ad*. Marseilles_?9:"0 A3* i'i?SPM!
Qen H ?" Hedges, C:-U
W, . 3 iS? PM f :*? P15 I
Bixao'.s, Kingston. 1:09 PM C.COFM
f?*l) W>d?*edaj
Berer. garai. Bout ".a. T r ?
ton .". . 1:00 PM t:?0PM
Polonia, Dans!?.10:30 AM ?:t)0PM
'..'?-i. Bsrmufia ?:30 AM i.aOOAM
K T 1 uokenba a .
tons.! . 8:90 PM t :00 PM
AKvr'.i'.sr, Vs.-?. Cr-j?-,..- a.;i5,?M
9ca.li Th'amday
New York, P?5i: 8 ? ? ? ? i 8:3 ? P1 I ? : 03 PM
Esperar..?., Vers Crus. S:00AM 7H:00 1?
Leopoldina, r!s"ri. --- 18:00 M
Partma, St Thomas... [3:00 M S "' "
Hall ?Friday
Banrsnsfjord, Bersen . . S:?i A ".-_ 18:00 M
Britannia. Lisbon.. .. 10:?0 AM 3:00 PM
%>.;.?r*. !):30AM 1:00 PM
Lake ?Irlo, Kii "retou. ? 8:0C ^ '???
G? i O W O? ?
iba? 3:30 PI 5:09 PM
Hall Batnrdtiy
',"(,)? ?.matera?
.3 :00 A M 13:0? ,.':
'. .- ? ? -. B:00 AM 2:00 M
.?.. i M? 2:00 M
!:a Ba*o?e, Havra. t l!iV 5? '?9 M
(J?ronla, '"?;.> ?r. 1:30 AM 13:00 M
P ' -'?.< Mat( !><a. Pan
.11:10 AM 1:00 PM
irla, Bermuda. ? 80 AM IC 00 * M
- . ? ';? ,? : . 2:00 M
? ? -, U u e n o s
Vyr-3? ... "is i M i '
..... -'',. ??; 2:0 -
- 00 ',
i 30 AM . 0(
ra a '.8 ?'- ' * 00
Turk? laie. ? ;. ". A
nq uln, Ban to Do -
iaUi | .11:80 A M 00 I'M
< ?itv Inland
Konnd hVrath
? 5?ar*n ?Br), Bosk* ft- .'??? ;-- -i,
United Prult I I allu ?<?, nehrs
? *?7 '-ir). Apple River f'.- New
?. ."mn-fi '>?.- : -v. Vina] Havei a
? ?w y..-* \ Rnle '? ?li, i .va
E . r N*'?r ** ' i
v???.;if? Kasn.
IranvPacifie Mai!?
rh* ea&nactlnc mails oloss al th* Osnsjral
?oatofflc? an?J City Hall PoetofTlc* Station,
>.>? fork st t. ; .'- . a? follow?:
Hawai!. ?'.* '? u r. Franc!? o, ?t< ?hlp XSt.
?-.-?? ? ? ? bei IV.
?i / ? lethsrland? Bast r .?1 :*?n (sxcept
atra), and specially a-ldraeaad mall
for Japan, ( ? r?-? a "i ' ?ana. -f!a Ran
fr?, r.' ia- o, staamsbip Nanking. Octo
j h' i 17
> /atas, CwtlA) C?.'n*? iloarta?, Tr?2?r.& tat*?
China, Netherlands Kas: rr.^.ta (?zee?*. !
. ra), and Philli pine lalanfts, via .
'-a-. ..vs.- and Victoria. B. C. Btctrn^ii^ ?
Empreaa of Ji;a::, October IT.
fapan, ''orea. <''h'.r a and Siberia, via l?sct- !
t!o, steamship ?awli Maru, October 20.
Hawaii, i '-'an r'rancisco, ur.ea-r.sblp Wii- !
. -.a. < >c | ober 2'..
.Japai , i rea, China, Siberia ar.<S P?.'.lipj'.r.? I
'a d i, -. a San K'rar.c'.ecc-, ?t-?irr.sb'.p i
'- -??? ei Maru, Oct >ber 21.
China (except t.. ighal City), French
Indo-China ar .: Netherlands E?ri Indies
(en "/? Suma ra), via Seattle, steamship ;
1 . thyblu?, - Ictober 7:3.
r? Marquesas, Cook Is'.rr.'fa, New I
?Zealand and Australia, via Pan Fran- I
?laco, steamship Tahiti, October U3.
.Ta-, t .. and i >rea, via Seattle, ste&mahir.
Katorl Maru, October SS.
TBv Cable and K?d?<?
Signaled: Sti Berengarla (Br), South-]
ampton fi r New York; expecto to reach I
Quarantine a*. S;S0 AM and dock at S:iO ?
AM Monday.
Reports by Wire?es?
Bj U. S. Shipping Board
Service
[Dtjtar.ce la ?Sven in miles. -Xaj^o-.-t* ara '
dated a: noon unless otherwise specified.] j
A L Kent lat 32 00 1er. 75 15 Oot IS.
Abangares isr N Cristobal Oct IS.
A ?hlilea ?32 -? Cat e Henr; Oct .
.'.'- ilua ?'. UK Ambrose O it 16.
A :?? : I i. Su: Galveston Oct 14.
Agwihavre ISC Sand Key < ?c.7 14.
Albe:- E Watts ?411 N Hatteras Oot '.-.
Alladin 86 S Jupiter Oct 14.
Alllanca 201: S Scotland LV Oot ?I.
Ateras 573 S Sabine Bar Oct ?4.
. la itlc Son Ki S Overfalls Oct lo.
Aatec 130 .V Sann Ko: Oci :c.
Baltic 118 W ?t'...-' >? ?y Ort [B.
V... on Rouge 102 N?? Havana Oct .:.
Byle ?' 20 E by '-- ??hlni eco< 1: Oct 16.
i Canil ;ld 60 N Sand Key uc'. 15.
Calgar Ike 2S NE Juplter^O t t?
den 4ii 8 Winter Quarter Oct ?.6
ape Henry 472 N Cclon Oct '.&
ape Orte??' 14' NE ''apo Honra 0 .r
Capul?n 1,705 E Arn'o ->se Oct if.
'?menla 273 ESE Haolne Pass Oct KB.
Carillo 234 S Scotland LV "-'I 18.
Centennial State 1,336 E Ambrose Oct ?.S.
Ohalmett? 1 f. N Havana Oci 16
- harioa Pratt 33 K bi -jd K?y Ooi 10.
? harlton Hall 120 N ?'- lo.n Oct . \
Cltj of ? 'olurnbus 1; V r"*??'??; . Head Oct 16. !
City of Savannah ' Fr Inn, Pan ? ct 3
' t; of St Louia tSt S Ambr-rse O ;t 16,
City of " .. . m -.- !? ........ !alb .. 3 a. m ?
'??115.
? ' -. snt rnlth 20C ! Port Lobos Oct 15. ,
?' Ion 19$ m Navaeva Islanc Oui ''.
i ibla 1,738 51 Sajj Franclso* 12:11 ?, ?;.
oc. il ;
, upltar Oct it.
agua 3S0 Ki ?c i,1 Ii P?.aa Oct n.
??.;??; .-. i 270 t' An broae S \j :.. Oct ' 3. :
Coula : ' , i\ ,.;,<:: Paea < ?ct it-,
? ? - ': - .-.. Cap? Henry Oc' IB.
' ran p ... \. lerson l? :?" Kattaraa Oc ?.?
- lurrler 60 s Su /.-> rail Oci 16
.'? G Scofli -. ?30 Crc-i . Tai -tiro Oc* 5*.
David McKo'.vy 40 E Sand V.ey Jet "5.
Dolpnlnian pd P.&nd Kei Ont l?.
Ueranof 440 E 1' iirton Oct IB.
i' ivolente 113 N Hatteras Oct 18.
.??.?-.U-In lat 1900 ?en 82 23 Oc*. 14V
'ii ?-.-? ?' i '? Ambroae Oct l?.
: irchester b0 NE i'interquarter Oct '.*
I "jrango ?60 NE J ;, Iter Oct 15.
10 H Kemp 177 [INS Port Lobos Oct >.-..
5 . Sinclair P? 0 17 Tan pi' o Oci :.t>.
: Eater > 122 1-1 rortugan O it 16,
El Sol 06 S Jupltor Oct 17.
Kl Va '? SO :?: Juj Iter < ct IB.
East ' liscago 160 ENE Cupe 1 !iir, Oo? IB.
Eaperanaa 177 -I Scotland LV Oct 16-.
Everett 326 SW Five-Fathom Bank Oot It,
IT j' Asche 83 '" Jupiter Oct 1*.
Farab; 180 E Ambroae Oct 16.
Franklin K Lane 22>). SW South ?as?
Oct 15.
:"Ve lerick Luckenbach 8?5 ~.:rj Colon S p. ra.
Oct ii.
Frederick R Keliogg 1 17 ;;r7; Jupiter Oct '-'J.
SVed W Weiler 47 >^ Cape fcV.i Antonio
Oci 13.
Gtodania 40 SB Key West Oci ?B.
Goneral George W Goothaln .'-7 7 3 Scotland
LV Oot IB.
George H -lor.ee i'i,^ f W Hattoraa Cet HA.
Gerty 108 T.: Cape Honry Oct :.' .
Gulf Ccn.it ','ci? SW lia'.:?.-an Oct i?. ;
Gulf King 100 s St John's Bar Ont ??k.
Gulf ma Id 1SB NW Tortugas Oct IS.
3ulf i : Moxi :o 12ij E Sabine Ht-.- CXst 1*.
?ulfstar 4 SW Hi.it?.-i\-i Oct 15.
Gulfstrram 270 ESE Sabine Bar Oct li.
!" ' Fo'ger if S Jupiter l% I
?:. 17. Hhl Ambrose Oct li.
I, . ipden 's WSW Cape Charier C ?" ??.
rierberi ' Prat: 110 SW Hatteraa Oct 13.
? .- .,-.. .- mi ;h f< H Sat.d Key Oct 15.
... ?? SW ?V-pe Antonio Oci 14.
. ibar l'JO W Hand Key Oct IS.
- ...c? 219 from naiboa 8 AM Co?. I?.
White 7 27 Fl Tampico Oci 14.
"iilnota 1.10 N Jupiter Oct 15.
J a O'Neill 30 W Sand Key Ost 1*.
J Fletcher Farrell 3.760 1J Capo Hear?
Oct 15.
J M 7js,-i.'?oi' 137 '.\7l Jupiter Cci 13.
J N Pew ?47; BSE Sabine Bar Oot IB.
J R Gordon fiu E Tortugas Oct 16.
.7 W Van?Dyk? 17 :. Jupiter Oct 18.
Jean ?40 N Jupiter Oct 15,
John D Archbold 160 S Hatteras Oot IB.
Jor.ancy 12 NE Capa Charles Oct IS.
Joseph li Cudahy &0 W Sand 7-T.ey Oot IB.
Joalah Macy S?S E Tamploo Oct 1?.
Juila Luc renbach 76?, W Balboa Oci ??.
Kethonkaon 1,650 E Cape Charleo Oct ?d.
Kewaneo 22 B Elbow Key Oct 16.
Kroonland 'r02 E Ambnoa Oct 16,
Lak? Elieroiia lat :.1 5J ion et 42 Ot? 1?.
Lake Elamere 189 NNE Hatteraa Oct 16.
Lake Fariaton 34 V/NW Morant Point
C :t 16.
Lake Fomando t! N"W Caps c-JB Oct 1?.
Lake I rohua 39$ E Ambres? 7 PM Oct IB.
Lake Qallsteo Wt ',2 20 Ion 33 OS Oct 1?.
Lake Gllboa 174 S Scotland LV Oci 7 5.
Lake Stirling 17 NE Wlnterquart?r? Oct 1?.
Lake Savua 184 ? Ambrose Oct i>.
Lehlgh J4R S Ser. Pedro ? P m Oot ?4.
Lewis K Thurlot? Pd Hattera? 8:89 p m
Oot 13.
Libera ?.- 18: S revi Salvador Oci IB.
lb - Mlnquaa 271 Sou h Pase Ce- 18.
L?ghtburne 330 WNW Tortugas Oot '.?.
l irr.on 321 S Scotland L\ C ct li.
Los Angeles 770 iro.c Balboa 1 p rn excJ 18.
; L e-'.:--.? off Sand Re- Oct 1*.
, ?ad no 130 S Hatteras Oct l*,
iakura 670 N Honolulu S p n C ot
: Mariaqul 539 R Hatteras Oct 14.
Margaret 10 N Tampa Bar Oct 18,
i Mayar! 45 H Nantuckot Oct la.
? Mayaro l'4?. S6E Ambrose Oct 3t.
[elrose 16 "TIE Bostor. LV Oct V!
| Mercer "VicC'y 460 17 Cape Her.ry Oct '.t.
I Millinocket 12 E Sand Kay Oct 1?.
Mlnneaotan 1.118 9 Ambres* Oct 11.
' Mobile City 1.762 '.? Bar. Pe^ro g p m O st it.
i Momua 300 SW Hatteras Oct 16.
1 Mongolian Prince ?j Y! Ca-5? Mais t ?* r?
Oct :v
Montana 199 T? Band Kay Oct 14.
Montroltt? 20 W ?una Key Oct ? i.
Mount Clay 1,087 HI Ambrose f.'-.' SS. j
Mut albro 117 a'-'7 Winter Quarter Oci IS. ?
Muskogee '-33 NE Tampico Oct '-S.
Nantuoket 19 E Mortauk Point Oot 58.
Ken York Pd Winter Quarter Oct 1?.
Nobles 350 from Cape *Tatteraa Oot IS.
IOC W Ba-.d Key ?J?-.?1. 1?.
S'orwetcian BO W Key West Oct 14.
0 I Waring off Carysfcrt Oci ig.
ocldental 30 W Sand Key Oct 16.
Ophla 144 BW Prr.itn Pas? Cet 15.
Ok?.- D Bennett 273 N Jupiter Oci 11.
OsBa l.t-74 B Ambrose Oct 16.
Panola !at BI :72 Ion 8T 87 Oot 7?.
Parlsmlna 450 8 Bouth P.-.?? Oct it.
Paul H Harwood 81 NNE Hatterao Oei '?a,
Pennsylvania 407 from Baltioa Oct 15,
Pioneer 12 8 Hil nY oro C>ct IB.
Pl?iade? 020 from Daibra oct 16,
Plow City 28a E Bo?ton Oct is.
Polarlne : 10 N by E .T?i;'.'.?r Oct IB.
:?" rto H'.ro 204 H Scotland LV Oct I
'' nceton 818 E Tampico Oct 15.
? ".: iey lat .-14 r.2 !on 74 ?V? O?* 16.
Quilpue 28 a:--, Haltera? Oct 16.
Rayo r> H nir-t; Island Oot IS.
..-&! 40 BE Hat tara? O cl It
r ITA B Tampico ?act 14.
i Robin Aflu'.- 711 B Ambrose Oct Iff,
Rosalind tat 42 03 Ion f.1 43 Oot 14.
1 Rotterdam pd Hftttva? Oct IB.
?a B Hunt 570 ll? ue?raea from On-ja ?a?a
.: 15,
S II Spauldtng ?7 1 NNB 7a.tr.?jico C-Ct ?2.
Bar-o ? BE Tortugas Oct 1?.
. Balom County i*?? N J ipitcr Oct if..
-a mue L Ei lier :2a SB Sand Key C it 16.
' - B an 145 P Narrtucket Oct IB,
?: uno 188 S Nantucket Oct 15.
aan Ore,?).-'.'? ?"! N Jupiter Oct 1.1,
[ateo !'r>7 ,'? Capo Henlopen Oct 18
a ".. i 42?! N Bocas i let .7.
, Si nta a. sa 580 3 Ba! >oa Oct 14.
Santa .via: .a i.", ? 8 Kingston Oct 14.
? 380 BE Bouth aaee Oct : ( .
Solitaire 6 B Send Key ? .--t 16.
Bo ima ns*7 S Honolulu 8 p m Oct li.
Springfield 28 W by a ts'anluck?! Oo '
Standard 255 F? Ha tolas Oct 1?.
Btcel Er.K nee : 105 E Ambrose Oct 18.
i- eel Invent r U3 ? .?: ? rlstobn O? . IB,
?'?t : Inda ' UO ( 'O n Hal < ra i Y A M ( ?''.
.;.-. l leani ; 50 s v.' . lai --?'i t ?t 1."
riurl : i" 6 ' ?I B ut! ' . i,to) Oct 10.
?. :> ?? : ; a . . '??' i -a
-" vif . - 320 E P? rt i ? boa Oct :
-. If tan IW land Key < ?et : '
ahua /. ? frorr C loi ?
' . . ..- B7 - S A mbrooe ' ?cl ! 3.
>..?-. JIB K Ambrose Oct if.
. u rtatloi pd a a* t*!?,-a Oct ;
: . ladlan 20 ESE Sabine liar Oct
Fr - ? a -. 293 V. Band Key Oct :<
.? 507 a Bcot ar I l.V i >ot II.
'" 'i- DO Nv ? ape Ma .? 8:54 AX . .. ,
icarl ? I '.'?.-?-? Qua? '
"?'anrollte a B 'T'fc'.- pico Oct : t
?atteras Oct 3<
Ki-hn:- SO P. Hi - - as ' AM Oct 'i
ar'.'i t vas-'' Key Oc
VlBtU a 81 8 Jupit? ' ? ' IB.
'.' H Tilford 197 B Hattera? Oct .i.
Btaed t! B Katterau Oo i
W 5^ Irlah 220 EBB Heald Ban? O" ?.
'7/altar A Lurkenbach 99 W Halb..a Oct .6
Waiter .Tar.a'.ng? 7? N Jupiter Oct 14.
Waxhatchl? 12 SW Tortuga? Oct lu.
j Wellington (tug) n m Winter Quart?!
Ont Jt.
We? Jena P77 W Ban ??*??** s F'Y Ont ?4.
? eat Is'arranus la' 38 :i4 Ion 57 04 Oct 16.
? -?". guechee 273 fi Cap? Henry Oci
' ifaro 150 N Cristobal Oot 1 :'
?V-:, V Harria ?,!,r,2 from ?lAviot? ( PM
?> ?? 18.
? William H r?oh?nj 11 w Set al k?7 Oci If
! Wllsco? la' (1 iR Ion /.? 11 Oct IIS.
j Wood mariai? 4?.b E Cape Henry Oot t?,
1 Zmtpai. il* il Juj?te/ Os?t 14.
American Ports
BALTIMORE, Oct 16- ?arrived: Btrs
Eastern Sea, Antwerp; Harr.pden, Portland
Sail'd; Btr Halmon (Br), Buenos Ayres.
HALIFAX, N 3, Oct 16?Arrived: Str
"'Te-'iega (Nor), Harr.'curg ar.a sailed : r
Philadelphia; ?chr M O ?_..-o !?,-.?'i. New York,
Sailed: 3tra Bachern (Br), Iverpool;
Moui Vernon ? or), Cardiff
" 7REAL, Oct 16 -Ai rivec a
16th) : v* rs Mellu (Br) ' er] i
broke (Br), London; Vorlnaldo (Br), G
go all? d: Strs ? laser i. ? ; - . .
Corslcan Br), Glasgow; Manchester Irr:
porter (Br), BIrkenhead; ? .-...'.
(Bi . Austral a; King t rn ? Br ,
^,-.rsa;.<::? Br), Gla? t.
Lo:, lo l.
a ?RFOLK "???: '? . r red ; Str:
Mercer Victory, erdar
Queen, ce .-.-? v. ? N>v, Yorl r '?' ? Br),
Bristol; Rol erdarn (D I, Beaumont; Ryde
(Br), Bermuda; Gothla Swed) '????? York ;
Roval Prin ??? (Bi : N.?i k.
PORT BAD : 16 ?.i F os
suth ;-"-?.. ?- i Ral - Philadel? lili
bile; Samnag r (Nor), Cardiff; r i
'Bra England. Sailed i I
England; ? ? unty of ? .?. digan (3 Liver
pool; Delaware (Nor), ?' penhaget
rado, i!;?.n Franc ?? . ? i (Nor)
El lai'-o. New York; Excelsior, Havana;
Havelland (Ger), i;.?.".'.r>;ir;r ; Lake
.-ijta., Cuba; Lake Govan, Vera Crus; Lodo
v'.ii (Ita), Trieste; VI tapan, Bocas del
Toro; Saramacca, Port Barrios; Saranao
(Br). England; Vit i anlto i a New
forl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct " ????' ?"'
Haverford (Br), Live p ?: la Qu 'nston
Mai. : eater Mercha (B Mam hester;
.?: a a pso Verg ' Panuco,
Preston : Atlanl le Sur., a ; ' - ?
tani (Br), Port A.ntoi
Philip Publicker, Havana; I
'?,a.-:i, Pacific < aet por a ?a ..."
Barcndrecht (Du), Amsterdam . '?
werp; Paraguay, Port Arthur.
SAVAXN .'. H, '" 16?. -, i ed -?
<i ar Maru I '?p), New York; Sac.
New ? )rl' .-..-.?'?; ii - . Ne ?.. '?', .
?'" >uri - ', Po ? ; a rth tir . ?? ' Cauey,
- ?
TA MPA, O-l - ir.ee
Buen n ivreo; Miami, Havt ?
Foreign Port?
OfpartTir-?? for New Yorl
, IVBRPOOL oct 1! Str Ced?
(anc called from Tjuee ? i - ; 16th
Maritime Miscellany
..,..??
!c e ! '' . i. ere!
r?a' ??-?? ble ?-. ub i - ' : ? ?? ountfi f Cali?
fornia '? --. . ?? ? ? ?? a ?? ?? N ' h?
Orient, a. .-> ?? ? ! ? ns gnme of 33,000
sacks wl . be taken ou; - the
sir Tenyo Man ,- . ....
Stata, sailing . ?"..,? a " other sites
srs departing .-? 91 he Far I
.? iner lave a capacity cargo
tog si IS 1S t O b ?
? ' ? 1 a n d
tii ? ligh ?.,.?? ?? ic.uoia, Ib
- : ' 1 ..? ' .- ? . ? -
radl . ?... ? sstablishi
...,,.-?? thi Coi . ? iiectioi
against n-.arli. ? ? asualtlea '?? to :'? *
Ao th.? : . - * Shipping ; .1 ' easel
Bail under the bare-b .
ment, ?a-i . i.- Hauley, rec? tlj
from the udil ta here, departed ...?
for Port larrd
f wheat f
pany.
?EA1 '" a , Oci On li .- ' ?? '?-...-?
sin -- being rec litli ed " , ; '
Board str CV : .- t. ??? sa led yei
:'- - < ?rl? : , ,.; ? 1, ";? -, as - . : .
lasses ;..:,.., dcsureni
freigh .
SAN PEDE , ???? fleers of
'"?i ifc rr la Pru ? Growers' I ,?.?...? .
, kir.nlng he 0 - iiture of $35.0' ' ? -'
i ocl<a 1 stornge warehouse ? -
' proposed mshlp
citrus f "ulta to ft " la ntic ; 51 9, to b
;< 5 the Producers' a san ship Ci r?:? ?
. Ine *.'.?'... bi .- subt Idiarj 1 >
Grower .' ?". ; ? .
VAN? ' 'TJ i'EH, Oct 16 1 Pi. ' ? .- .
Author! les Association will
row in annu 11 - . ? ..
e: d.
T wer -.. ? '.. usa ? fl cases . ' ? ;?
the Rr?. ever ,-.-' pped fn f'ugei >und
Java, will be iaded nei 1 th* s:r
Arakan 1 Du).
7TCTORIA, C i 16?The st
Mary (B . ? ,7. ged : the coastwise pas?
senger trade, has basi; converted from a
??..a. to an oil burner. I'he -essel orlgl
: ?1 ...' ' ? ?-. i? r: .il burner and the old Inga
... " ? ? a.:-i a lied.
.VI 1 '.>,:.." -? 1 ?. ?
?7 11 . ... v i ii? on board the crev, f the
Dutch nohr 'a a-. ????. , ulia la -?? :. n : rit ed
here. T'aty ? <?;. ..-: that the schooner
t lundered.
NEW rORK. Oct 16 ? ?
?? r.lc ? b rr '.-? : at Port A thur 01
'.;. irr:.. Ti mpico, ground? : '-? ; rt Arthur
? a: ial, aocor? : ' ' . . - ' elved
: here.
PI BRT COLOMBIA, r-..-> t;. gtr Pul
' wl? 1, i'-,- ".- Mew Yorh ? id Fort <S< :
1 which ,?-;?.r ashore ?a Cartai
- pparen u !? .. g n
VALENCIA , Oi 5 ?:. Lula CJrqi
with a cargo of gasoline, ??
3ay while unloading . ...-,???
! aavs t r.?- ? ? " . ?
; ir.rs ir.ii set It adrift.
VINEYARD HAVEN, - : H?Sehr Vln
;em ? '? -. a - iton, M B, for >. ????
York, arrived hera to-day and 1 1 rled
: the lose of the ,;r..,-.. foresail and foregalf
POR1 LAN D, 1 ?re, * >ct ' With grain
, for Europe tl a Japanese b r Helwa Maru
leparte s ; he str Edwar ; I uck n
bach arrived . - . - ? vlo Sa n
Francisco. he str Fiorldan arrive?! '
7'u???t Bound to complete cargc a - the
Atlantic ?ids. The str Freeport '?'
No 6 loft for Grays I plets a
lumber '"'arjt, fi . lo - ork. The ntr
Atlarta City arrived from Puge' Bi ?
complete cargo for a*?- 'j . .
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.?An agresmet
has been reached between the War ??
partment and 'he Bhlpptng Baai I
which Pier at Hobok? . now .'-?
ar- Panan e : tea mehl
. be turned ovei to the l? ntrge] 1:
Fie ft Corpc atlon ?--.?? lilng pa y
? ,, ? . . 1 lia Irm a.n A. D .--,?? t 1 ?
annou iced. With th? <?. ?. ulsit! ? f thi!
large pier, which has '. :Sil >
ing f ur "csp'i?,
?ill ?'. r.'-'*'. five piers, which ere a '? >.
ov ?- ?? h >'., : he United 91 si ent< -i '. he
?"a . from German Intei sts. Piers pre
usly t? rned .vei to he Ihlpping Boar?3
were numbered 2, ?, 5 and 6
; Busimr ?*s Corporation Tas
Vet* Stale $42.000.000
.''o?--:-.. Dispatch to Tha Tribuns
ALBANY Oct. 16.?The business 3e
pression die not set in in time to af?
fect the state's revenue obtained from
the business corporation tax
finca! year which ca^ii, to & i lose June
30. Tabulations juat complete I el
tha1; tho Btate'a rev? tie fn
source is close o $42,000,000, the great?
est retur From this form o? taxatiox
ever receive h ^.a;o.
der the law, approximately one
third of bhe total collections, or ?.'..';,
429,885, was distributed r.o the various!
counties, grater New ?fork receiving i
$7,626,615.85 and the remainder
counties $6,903,249.15 in all.
It wag noted her? th?t o?1 fyr.rz,- dol?
lar distributed to the counties from
this aource last year at no expense to
euch municipalities, vcw York < ity re?
ceived approximately 58 cents. a;i co -
pared irit.h -i4 cents going to the ??.
ar.c? of the state.
The distribution Is bas^-d tn vh? io
iiatic-n of the tangible persona] prop?
erty of the corporatioT'.e affected.
In? business corporation levy has
?become the !s.r?p?'c single source of
. revenue to the state government, th<
| Tax Commlstiion pointa out. I ne
1920-'21 sum i count,
leeded the
, $3,508,01
.? ??.
} och Argents Honorary- Posl
In BePeau Wood Association
Marsha' Focr has accepted the hon
e airmanship ?" -.r France of the
, Belleau Wood Memorial Assoc at! m
organised in this mild the
i historic villnge of Belleau through
tl .? nal ie-;.- cvii [led ion uf $300,000
in sums rai ?ring rom o \ e
dollar, was innouni I - tei ij
froi i the a ociation'a hea .. ?
Dr. J? n J. ! iger ! i
oirin io ica on, to morrov,
ue ; rom \\ ash i ptoi an appeal
to American school childi i
tributo one cent each towan
memorial. The expenso?) of the organi?
zation, it is innoum ? ''\ bo ofTse
? ?- leaders.
^?^MLll.l?JlA^Jril^ti
WORLD'S LARGEST SKIP-REPAIR ORGANIZATION
SHIP REPAIRING SHIP BUILDING
ENGINEERING pj
TWENTY-ONE FLOATING DOCKS
TWO GRAVING DOCKS-'
TWELVE BUILDING- WAY.5
~1
IC?B.'.f - ?tOftlM . N."
I Ail r.liou
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^ BROADWAi ri I. ?
gM?aBMr?imuijjjHiii
23.011
Xeivs: Local* State? ?national
State Women's Auxiliary la
Quick to Inaugurate Plans
for Veteran Relief: Drive
1 s.?der Way to Aid the Idle
Convention Indroses Ali the
Demand* Made by Organ?
ization on Government;
Harding lenders Help
Energy typical of their activities ;
ever since they w*re "adopted" by the
American Legion ?has marked the Tork
of the State Women's Auxiliary since
their first convention last Thursday.
A tentative program already has
been formulated by the executive com?
mittee of the organization, arid under.
the leadership of Miss Thais Magrane,
of this city, the new state chairman, it
baa begun to co-operate with the Le?
gion in its efforts on behalf c
srar 7.
The executive committee met th? day
after the convention and first discussed
ns vital to ex-aervice men, chief
among which were the unemployment
problem and the plight of the disabled,
rhey arranged for concerted effort in
making the ? tienta
more cheerful, and a plan is under way
. r assistance for th ? ?ob
1 tie que i - ?21 0 / the lai '.- c ?' 'ui ds
In the state treasury was taken up, and
it was decided to place the issue
i vidual aux il
? ' mselves. A suggestion which
probably will be carried out wa ;hat
each auxiliary give soc al affairs during
tho coming season and contribute 10 per
the ] roceedu of such func ;ions
i ? ... sai ion.
rhe executive committee !*f made up
e chairman, vice-chairman
.i-i: chairmen of the r,;ne district.-..
? ? . ? ai to Miss Magrane:
Mrs. William G. Keens, Albany; Mrs.
Ada C, Ryan, Syracuse; Mrs. J. J. Rear
don Elmhurst, L. I.; Mrs. Urban
Keeler, Lancaster; Mrs. R. E. Brown,
< 1 re '.:' 11? 1 M re. Stanl? y Ms :
Kingston; Mrs, Clarence Rowe, Rochei
' irs. A. !.. J jii"-, Utica; Hi
:!. Garrison, Monroe; Mi 1. Williai
Lamb Brooklyn; Mrs. Emma Balcom,
Bronx, and t?rs. Charles So\ tiour, Bing
Make Determined Stand
iken by the me : , ;
- a in their convention
uni ' able. The;.- had come to
New "! ork For their first state caucus
determined to subscribe to ai" th li?
re- nds mad upoi ti e government by
the '1 >eg - iorsed every
resoluti n passed by the Legion's state
convention 1 ; -, submitted .'or
- - approval.
Wosl ; porl a nt of these wain
resolution urging the passage of in?
stitutional Amendment No. ":.
the women folk approved unanimously
and p] dgi d ? to campaign
for ii : succeE . Other actions taken
by the convention which Bhould be o?
interest to auxiliary members wore:
Asking that the government cease
discharging or suspending veterans
employed In the government depart
? tits
Demanding an increase in wages for
nurses who eat? for totally disabled
veterans.
Demanding e.n Immediate Improve?
ment in the hospitalisation facilities
tor wounded.
Refusing to recommend a revision
1 of the eligibility rule whereby wires,
daughters, sisters and mother'.' of non
Legion members would be admitted to
n ership. It wan contended by the
11 ajority that the auxiliary was eeaer,
\ tially si Legion body and to make such
iange would divor?a the two or
; ganizations
Declining to adopt sa r?solution
providing that the s.uuillar? pay no
j dues to any other organization.
Adopting a resolution making St
lutory for the auxiliary to bold
t?te convention each yea? at the
sai ie time and plac* as that of the
Leg! 1 ?
Rejecting a s..reposa! that mothers
having two sons, each of whom joined
a different post of the Legion,
.have ac :- a membership in two a ixili
Elections Stir Delegate?
American L?gionnaires who a
the convention recalled the Btormy
earlier dsys of'thelr own organization
when the '?2'1 women delegates began ;
- : officers.
Miss Magrane, who Is the president
of the auxiliary of CL Rankin Drew;
- cit.", wan the "dark horse"
of th? campaign for the c h ?inner"?) ip,
but she polled 134 votes to 88 for Mrs.
William G. Keens Mrs. Keens's ad?
herents thereupon reopened the nomi?
nations s.a.' ran her, for first vice
chairman. She also wa; victorious by
a count of 189 to 34, against Mr
rh mas, of ifonkers.
i'ight for the second vlce-chalr
manBhip was the closest of th? eoa
vention, Mrs. Ada C. Ryan polling 72
?;otfs, against C8 r'or Mrs. Dorothy
Kolni, of Woodhaven, L. I. Other can?
didates polled small votes. For third
ice-commander, Mrs. J. J. Reardon, of
Elmhurst, L. I., von with 78 voteo ?a- ?
f, field of five ?.'?nriidatea.
During the nominat.iori'. for chairman
i an interesting feud broke oui in the
; Bronx delegation when Mrs. Jane*.,
, Lakestream, the delegate from Seaman
?iorwi;-; Post Auxiliary, led n faction
?la opposition to the candidacy of Mrs.
Emma ?... Balcom. Thin bo disconcerted
onvention that not a county sec?
onded Mrs. Balcorc'a nomination and
rile i.nui '?. ? . ? ?-..? -?!; ? .? . t, r.r > - e
- ir a Ing.
Harding Rewards Veterans
President Harding haa notified -.:.<;
Service Commission to add five
t ' the examination rating o:
r prospec ive candidatt >r Presi?
dential postmaster who 7 ad been in va?
?? ' tu ? n ci during the war
.\<ap also was ord? ??" ?
pel id oi servie? d uring the war ?a t<
lie reckoned as part of the re?
... i ; if busin es p< ri<rice
Discuss Disabled To-Daj
?is riet m a iage rs of 1 foul
m , offii a of the \ eteran ?' Bu
r? au, wi i h : heir ch el mi dici 1 ad
' rir.i vocational training officers, ?vil
! meet with Colonel Charles R. Forbes
d rector or thi bureau, i ' Wi hing
I ton ! o-day to conl - on all angle - o
Help Ex-Service Men,
Thais Magrane Pleads
Miss Thaia Ma?rrar.?, cnosen
Inst Thursday as the .?t?te chair
rran of the American legion's
Auxiliary, yesterday voiced the
sentiment of women relatives of
ex-service men in the following
statement:
"The great need now is the re
membrance of the service our
men have rendered and co-opera
tion with them in the work they
have undertaken. it is ? sad
tiling that they have been very
m ? "'. forgott? a in the press of
everyday affairs.
"Now we ft re going to get to?
gether whole-heartedly and see if
we, as women, cannot help our
luedy . * f?;cd a ?? .'?<jt>;?mi'*
s1 cess.
"We must strive to tee that
the Legion is kept free from all
politics and makes no discrimina?
tion in creed 'i%" I
re h ibilitatioi Ization and
pens?t ion.
i he con ferei ?? it 1 -a. ; ?c ??
by Director Forbes .a scraighter
the many to
work for form. r sen ice nen
come involved ; sei a f conflict?
ing authoi - i a .- bra he: o
ervi th? a of the di
rector to reac i a defin?
. . .ation,
an i o complet? . details of i he
decentr, tion o
rea.:. ,
Eve:';: effort t , .
fcrence to formulate a sei of rule?,
and regulations whereby the d
offices vil] be able to handl
which de, ?ion in I he
?-.-?'.... ' '. | ; j ...
\*>* Bronx Countj Officers
levotioi F Til . ?.'?
Coun
ans lasi ? . . during . a c . i ime he
was ar ?? jpoi ?blo. . ith Dan iel
P. Sulli
rial plaques to Bronx heroes
tr.e Grand Concourse, was rewarded on
Friday niph :
. coui H? a. hosei chair?
man, d?fi at i g lap .. I ' [ui ?1 y ai d
Colo el Frank Sp< '. ~; foi ' office.
Othe r officer: chosei
e ?
V tea- chaim ran; ad?
jutant, Daniel !l. Skilling (re-ele
treasure r Y : ai i ? ,h (re
; ; "v. cui - -':.. ttee W a'ta-r
, l" rinn Pic kett, 1- ran . H. H Ines,
a., ivester Ryan, John ,f, Rt ;,: ?
5Ii Loug hlin ai a a
V, V.. County Meeting
The monthly meeting of the New
York i ?oui tj ?mm II be held
on Wednesdaj evening, October 26, ;r
i the rose room of the Hotel Plaza,
Fifth Avenue and Fiftty ninth Street.
New Officers will be selectei a I
Posts ar i- ?end .
the " ?elegatee.
I vo?'f ArrrvTTiB?
.. . Bervic? Post will mee1 io - - - \vr
. .-.'.*:'.' at : ; Ea?S I hSrty-e'.gl 3 ' a-; ?a
A special meeting has been ealtei {
' :???/' Thursday night by the 305th Infantry
i Post for the purpose < f a teres! -- the
. memb ?rs In the f< r na I Ion o? a , ? -,
i ; i e*coi : : he body -, ?
it '.-.-,.
a utenant Laurence
? f -. I he foil ?lcora : Commander
-.?' I . Rll : I
' ... .... vives! ??
i a hl'on :, -tant lordon r. Oali s
ireasui ? orlan
Chai les L. Hayward; - ? ,-.??.-? ? ,
Fred ... Lea,
Arthur va".-.-* Post will hol?? a
: and barn rtancs next Fr !ay t, leaving
-. i loth Stree t and Th
? harles Logu? ; cha ir of
commltte.? n - .
... , - tiii Vvenue
7> ;..?::'? c > . "? ...
Blnr-s? r.en I r - i - .
,te .1 obs for
irai - ..... ? .-,
? -
-,-.- . e- i' e -, Post will ? ' ' . . ' ?"
a? 620 Went 128th Street, wher
a drtresaed by Maj ?: 9, of the
? ii a ?' -.???
, ? . - ..-.
mee :o-mor row h - new
ir t era ist -
tiro -:
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In Joining a aired to
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RESORTS
LONG ISLAND
Garden City, Long u&iand
?^n eieluslve American plan hotel with an
;i In caito rpfuuiiiani lor motorist?.
ExceUeni 18-Holc Oolf Course for Guests.
SPEI l \l, iV l\ i ? a R ITE.?
THE NASSAU
Loi? g Beach
I a cptionail}! reasonable rates
during Fall and Winter. Special
arrangement for permanent guests.
NJSW VOKK sTA Ml
?
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*TI..A>?ir|r CITS, -i, J.
? ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
i Direciiy or the OceaaFront ?
j An American Plan! lo?elol Distinction i
I CAPACITY 600 s
| GARAGE i tfoftrTT/:&CSZj$f%
?tm m'????'?inc!?&>?>'?i?>>?*/atf-asrau-?-???
A I ! \V! !< ? IT1 . V. .1.
EOUINOX HOUSE
UanebftNi* 'n Mif-Mow-tnin?. Wnsusi,
ors? /lntil nov. ist.
Transcontinental
Rate Move May Be
Blow at N. Y. Ships
J. C Lincoln, of Merchants'
Association, Studies Effect
of Rail Rate Reduction on
Commerce at Port of IN. \.
Study of the proposed reductions in
transe ntinental railroad rates, to dis?
cover if these would injure the com
merce ar ta a tu; factures ci the Port of
New York, has been undertaken by J. C.
Lincoln, traffic manager of the Mer?
chants Association. Mr. Lincoln said
Saturday Ti.;a the railroads are at?
tempting ta m-e? the competition of the
coastwise vessels through the Panama
Canai. but that in son:?' ;".<t.inc?'s the
new rates might give the interior an
advantage on er New York in trade with
the Pacific Coast. If this is the ease,
he .-aid, this port would not only lose
n the =?.!j of its products but would
aLo suffer in the movement of traffic
through the harbor by steamer.
: he tran ?cont ine I ' rai '?. ea i
applied to ti ? li ? state ( ommerce
Comm ? ' from the fourtl
section of the interstate commerce
act, which forbids charging more for a
short than a long haul. Hearings have
been set foi a dozei I - ;
?In Chicago or. November 12 ar.i rtran
n n? . .1 .. i-ul.,r.u.>- ,.. tsew i :ii ?~g
not yet beer, placed on the list for
hearing, but the Merchants Association
has asked that this be done and bo
lieves that the request will be graatod
The ra.t*?3 proposed by the railroad?
are based upon competition throuirn
tue Panama Canal. The rai] carrier?
contend that the lower ocean charge
have made serious inroads ir.to tv?
transcontinental business and unie?
relief in extended by the commission
by allowing lower rate*, ihn coagt-tc?
coast business will move largely b
*ater. Beforo th? We'd War t'<4
roads were allowed to make prefere?.
tial rate = , b'it when the steamship line?
were withdrawn 70 participate ir; th?
mor? profitable ocean traffic the com?
mission restored the fourth s?ec*;'o
provisions on the application of the
intermountairi cities. ? ? - latter, hav.
tng to pay highei rates than those in
effect from coast to 9 ?t a
disadvantage.
It is pointed out by Mr. I -coin that
the railroads propose to estai lish rattg
from Chicago and other integer cities
I which will tend to move the- 7'reighi;
? overland instead of te : Coas*
1 by way of thb Atlar ard anj
! the Panama Canal. Phe association
doss r.at take Bides bet vees | ie rail
1 and water earn :' coin ?aid,
: but is Interested on ., '? ct upci
; the business of New t is coi
I sible, he declare 1 s from
j the interior to the Pa( ast may
be made so lovs that prod icing centers
there will have- B Ivai er ,\e-y
in selling theii proi
ftlM? ?Y- AftGEWl] H ?*
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Sailings Pier? 58-62, North Rtvf\
.At no?-,?, uni??! spothleit?.
i -. ; To Cherbouri S N v. 2 ? ?
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8 a'tir:
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International Mercantil! Marine ' _?,
6 Broadway S V.,'or Local V^er-i?.
Pass*n^er a. P>eig??t
Services, from New York,
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. Oct. I?? ??
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ALBANIA (new) . Sov. 3 Deo. 10 ?tus. 17
SCYTHIA (new). .Kov 12 Dec. ??4 -lur?. 'IS
PLYMOUTH AND HA.MBIRG
SAXON! \ .Oct. 89 D?*o. 8
LONDONDERRY \ND GLASGOW
CAMEKON'IA(new)..Oct. 22
ASSYRIl .Oct. 29 Deo. 8 ,?ar,-. 1
?(ilM'Ml?IA.Nov. 5 Dec. 10
ALGERIA .Nov. 13 Deo. 31 .?*.?. at
LONDON
PANNONIA .Deo. (7
VI?.?), GIBRALTAR, s. \PLES. FATRAS,
DLBROV - IK rRJES ' s FU Hi
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Sl'ECLU MEDITERRANEAN SAILINGS
' Uaiit Ira, ? ra;tar Mona : (?c: .. ? ?
ira?, '?'a ? - rurj ao -_';.- to voyait?.)
i < ARON1A .Oct. 22
( 1.MEII rNIA .... Vov. ta
Canard anri Anchor Steam *?lilp Um~?,
?(5 Bitiariway, Sew Vork.
AMERICAN frfWDIAIl UNE
?o i OKI bAk??KARACHi?Bu.?
BAY?COLO.Vi???MADRAS?RA
GOON -CALCUTTA
?Twin screw si.eams.-rs
5. S. City o( Lucknow.Oct. 21
S. S. Citr of Valenci?.No*, i?.
S. S. Ci!? of Kararki . , . N-?*.30
?"?: Uuiaide Rooms
r5r-a< and Second C?as? Pa??fiiRers
Spcrial Missionar; Reduction
S? Biivei S New fork fr'tr
-S?ra AarU. fo? Blierman .6 Hupimaii sel ei ;
fa
1
I I
Increased Service
New York to Savannah
Three Sailing? WmUt
Tuesdays, i urauaya, Saturdays, il P U.
bupcrii.r freight a i passenger serrica ?
a I points?uc ii ?Bd * es - EC ,?*.???.?&?
ce.!:- fr^m &*vanoith.
F?rnt Class Pauertger Far??
To Savomielj To JacksoriVU's
w;9y $30,38 .:;.;: $36.54
$54.68 : ^3$65.7?
-v-, finer ?reals and *.'?;?? r ?: ?
Piirr 35. I .orth River, New V o? -
tul >??7 7iCrf^.'tt-?*>? .-??T-, -. L
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$3.50 ' $6.00
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fxl 1 - H : Can?!
e ??. ?? ? , ? \- r>I
AI '.! ?'A S . . ??1
tS L' DSOM K A VIGATIO N * COW PA if
PROVIDENCE f> 3M
COkOi
1-.-- S9, N :i.
LINE
1 Sr I weekdays ?ud Su
SUlerOOXU r.-.?y h? re:- I .d *.lik-;;i
Pli . s S;r::ir ?M'Jl
? <??'??' ii . direct, ?-i.?tC
OtTStlM1: STMKBOOMS H.8?
n?l!v i Sunday E 10 P. M.
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Ticket? ?4 Vlmr or C<ma?lhlttt?d Offieaa,
mVi YORK TO EUROPE
Sailing* from fier 74, i
5. S. C4r>. Washinglon or, Imeftcfl
. ' ? a 3 and i. h
? ? YMOCTH?rut ?:ui" HG?BREMEN
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Nov. 8?-Dec. 8? Jsb.I?
PLYMOUTH?BOl LUI iN E? LONDOBI
W?tp? Luxui iojm?Comfoi tcM*
PANHAMiLE t .'a ' E
? 26?Bee. M
UNITED STATES UNES
45 Broadway 2050 hitektj
mm &mmmi ccmp?nt ?..,;
ISISEVEL? STEiMSH!? CUM'A'N 1.0;
?SITEB ?MERiC?t LINES, IMJ
Ifanoffiitf Operators .-'.? '?>t
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r - Nov. * l hl? Nov. 63
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rO?Rs'.?N ALGERIA & MOROCCO
bailing? from iHi.di-j u o . t
Tkj-s* ?*.ni t-'o'jr Ho?k Motel Trip?
Write for l??errfctfac deacrlptive '''?ram?*!
COMPANY'S) OFFICE. H> STA1 E - IT . N. I,
CLARK'S 18th ORIENT CRUSH
? 7 - ? .-? '
S days I Bgj I 'c2i"
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s^^^^^^^^s^L??^??!
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try ? ta
Mr?. T. Darrini
WOOD'S
BUSINESS SCHOOI
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WITHUl'T ?PWHNTiyjST ,
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