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Arizona republican., 1921-10-24
LECTURER DISCUSSES. SOCIAL CONDITIONS.

TEMPE, Oct. 23.-Dr. F. H. Essert of Denver, delivered a splendid ser mon at joint meeting of the Tempe churches held in the Methodist church Sunday night. pr. Essert, who is national lecturer for the Worlds Purity Federation is very forceful speaker and in his sermon, the subject of which was That Girl of Mine" he dealt with the social and moral conditions of the country. A large congregation was present to hear him.
 Entertains Friends.
 Mona Schweppi entertained about 30 friends Saturday evening at the w. J. Kingsbury home on East Fifth street in honor of her eleventh birth day The house was prettily decor ated in orange and black Dinner was served at '.
 Go On Hike.
 The Junior girls class of the Con gregational church, accompanied by the teacher Miss Blanche Pitcher, went on a hike Saturday evening Supper. including hot steak cooked over a bon fire. was served near the fume The following girls were in the party: Margery Robinson. Lil- Han Babbard. Mildred Jones. Eliza beth Wamsley. Leon Brown. Alice Ashley. Miriam Johnston and Blanch Pitcher.
 Visiting Parents.
 Mrs. Bernice Farnsworth and little daughter Virginia arrived Friday night from Denver to spend the win ter with her parents, MT. and Mrs J. H. Woods.
 On Business Trip.
 l.. A. Talbott left Sunday morning for Prescott on a short business tTlp. While there he will go out to Clarks- dale to visit his daughter, Margue- rite.
 Home From Vacation
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Daird and children returned Saturday rom months vacation. spent in Gleason, Ariz.
 Back in Tempe.
 R c. Estrado, an old timer of Tempe. who has been living at No gales for some time. has accepted a position with the Tempe Cotton as- sociation and is again located here
 Here to Visit Brother.
 Raymond Mahoney of Chicago is in town. visiting his brother Thomas Mahoney Of Ialru ana DileS uius store-
 Missionary Program
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church had charge of the services Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor. 4 very interesting program was given.
 Baby Boy.
 A g pound son was born to MT and Mrs Clifford Meyers Sunday morning at the Brechan hospital
 Mission Circle Meets
 The mission circle of the BapVisi church met Thursday afternoon an< elected officers for the coming year The following ladies were elected Mrs. PaIk, president: Mrs. F.. Il Spain. vice president; Mrs. McAoee secretary and Mrs. Frank Wooii treasurer. An interesting program on the future of the negro was given
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24
EXHIBITING REPLICA
 IF FAMOUS DIAMOND

A replica. of full and exact dimen sions, of the famous Cullinan dia- mond, one of the largest ever found is being shown this week in the show windows of the diamond store of Mack Gardner. Central avenue. The replica was given to Gardner by a friend who was connected for some years with the famous diamond mine in the Transvaal, Pretoria, South Af- rica. This mine, the most extensive in the world, employs about 10000 men and produces approximately 5000 carats every A hours.
 The weight of the Cullinan dia- mond, and of the replica in Mack Gardner's show window, was S,02SA carats, or IA pounds. It measures four inches by two and one-half inch es by one and one-quarter inches. The stone was presented to the king of England by the people of South Africa and was later cut into five stones, all of which are now in the British crown.
 The Cullinan diamond was found by one Daddy Wells on January 26. 1905. When Wells picked it up he thought he had seen only a piece of tin shining in the sun, but upon inspection it was discovered that he had made one of the big finds of the diamond industry. He was given a large bonus by the company, for the find. and. in addition. was presented with a block of stock in the mines. The ordinary practice in the mines is that the finder of a diamond re- ceives S185 a carat, and if the stones is of unusual value he receives an additional bonus.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

Music printed on dark green paper, with notes and staff in white, IS in tended to relieve eye strain.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

The course of a stream is being di- verted to allow for the construction of an immense stadium at Pasadena Cal.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

A large parachute has been invent ed to lift a whole passenger cabin from a disabled airplane.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

TEMPE AGENCY Laird & Dimes Drug Store
 Phone 22 GILBERT AGENCY Gilbert Pharmacy Phone Mesa 1R2
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

A new ocean liner is to have a triple wireless plant able to send dispatches form any part of the ocean.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

The Pasteur institute of France owned 2I3 horses producing anti disease serum during the world war.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24
SOUTHSlDE NEWS OFFICE soUTHsIDE DEPT
 fs S. Macdonald st. Ph. 341, Mesa

CHANDLER AGENCY Gardner & Harmer Drug Store
 Phone 21 GOODYEAR AGENCY J. E. Flanagan Refreshnent
 Parior
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

WHY NOT OWN your own home2 $500 down. balance monthly See Stolberg. POT F. Seventh St, Tempe. Phone 2IS-Adv. dp
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24
FARMERS ATTENTION

We have a complete line of re- cleaned seed barley, Early Bart. Club, Sonora and Turkey Roll Wheats, Texas Red Oats. Common and Hairy Peruvian alfalfa. Winter Rye and Sweet Clover. Phoenix Flour Mills, Tempe branch, E. Sth est, at R. k. crossing. Phone S4. II
Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

BThe to wh s included n S3,1654726S.
  Paid on contract to 3O6269Sof 1O277411 at  distributed mileage built This in .O51O sacks of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
st. Lawrence Canal
Project Is Opposed
Conference Called to Adopt
Plans to Prevent the
Augmentation

Definite plans for organized opposi-
ton to the proposed Federal appropria-
ton to construct the St. Lawrence ship
canal in Canada will be launched at a
conference Of business men and civic
leaders Of the state at Albany on Sep
tember l. The Hudson Valley Fedc-
rated Chamber of Commerce announced
yesterday that six hundred invitations
had been sent out.
The real purpose Of the ST. Law
renee canal project is to promote the
grown OF Montreal and enhance the
prosperity Of Canada at the expense
Of New York State" said John D. Dun
Top, Chairman Of the conference COM
mittee. We propose at this confer
ence 10 bring to New York State a
realization Of the dangers which con-
front 1t and to devise plans that will
prevent an appropriation Of American
money for the enrichment Of foreign
country at the expense Of the Empire
State.
Il there is a sound economic rcas "a
,or the construction Of the canal il will
be constructed II is an enterprise
which can well be undertaken by the
canadian government or financed from
private funds. This committee does
no, believe our government can prop
erly appropriate money for the pur
pose, in view Of the fact that New York
state affords The natural highway by
water and rsil 10 and from the Atlantic
feaocard and the West"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Foreig On Commerce
OF Japan Shows a
SO Per Cent Drop
Decline in Imports and Ex-
ports Attributed to Factors
Accompanying the Cen
eral World Depression

The foreign commerce of japan dur
ing the first six months of the present
year registered, roughly, 80 per cent
decrease in both imports and exports,
as compared with the corresponding
period of last year. according to ad-
vices received by the Bureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce. One Of
the most radical factors noticed in all
branches of trade was the decline in
prices. causing the whole trade to
look very unfavorable, it is stated.
Total value of Japan's external COM
merce during the six months reached
1854, 1855 Imports were valued at
S397,712,273 and exports at s2S6,546,-
274. Every months trade showed de-
cline both in imports and exports, the
rates Of decrease ranging from per
cent to 33 per cent.
In trade with Asiatc countries ex-
ports fell off Al per cent and imports
So per cent. Japan's European trade
dropped "a per cent in exports and IS
per cent in imports. The North
American commerce registered a de-
cline of SO per cent in exports and 81
per cent in imports. In the case of
the South American trade the decrease
in exports amounted to So per cent,
while the decrease in imports was 80
per cent. In the Japanese-African
trade exports decreased 80 per cent
and imports 80 per cent In the trade
with other countries exports dropped 81
per cent and imports Sc per cent
The decline in the buying capacity
of foreign nations as a result of the
world depression, the decline in silver,
the instability of exchange, the famine
in central China and the endeavors on
the part of European manufacturers to
regain the markets lost during the war
are given as the leading factors con-
tributing to the drop in Japan's export
trade. AS similar factors in the i'm
port trade advices enumerate the re-
duced buying capacity of the Japanese
people as result of the depression, the
reduced demand for raw materials
owing to the decline in the export
trade, the increased supply of food
stuffs at home and the curtailed con-
sumption Of fertilizers as a result of
the decline in agricultural produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

Rouge Norlina. Swansea: National Bridge.
Sailed; strs Baltic DAM. Baton Rouge;
6t3ssrkelsdijk CDu). Bremen, Rotterdam
Chas Crafnp. Seattle. etc. via Savannah
da nosT 1n1( Aug 2s-Arrived' strs yal-
Batavia; Juntata Bartilnore, Norfolk
sailed strs S&n Gil CBr). Port Limon
Via Havana steel Engineer. naples via
DPoTto, LISBON Narseilles. Lake Ellenorah
York.
s, cHdA sds G. Aug as-Arrivea.
GAL WESTON. Aug 2s-Arrived: strs FL
sol. New York. Picton (Br). Newport:
Mercedes NIX de l.arrinaga ODD, Manchester
dam Ramon dc Larrinaga Obs. inning
ham; Eethnor. Hamburg: Cabrille Port
10 l:o Dos SAILED Rijndijk CDu), Hamburg:
Ventura de Larrinasa (Br). Italian ports
Lake Eimdale Wes, Indies; Siississi ppi
CD tsyre Fueccz. New York.
:. Ia nAVA a1Sa Aug 25-Arrivsd: strs Hol-
SAN Jose New York Sailed: Strs San
Bias (Hr). Cv!stobal. Fo.landia (Du). Am
sterdam Via Santander
JACkSOi>N LILLE. Aug 29-Arrfved. atrs
Mohawk. Jew York; Speejaclss, New York
sch:s burkiand. Philn felphia; Jere G
MOBILE, Ala, Aug as-sailed: Str Tus-
po MoNTnEAL; Aug 2s-Arrivsa strs
OBJ. Liverpool. Pikepooi 1Br)' London;
Canadian Voyageur Gsr) Colon: Hoerda
snI)' I've poor Dunar Head (Br), Bel
fast. Sailed: Strs Sedgepool (Pr) Ham
burg; Everest (Br). Djuroca and Stock
holm; Wnterton (Er), Hamburg. Maid OF
syria (Br) Glbralteri Melita (Br). Liver
NORFOLK. Aug 2s--Arrived: strs New
ton, New England; Grelgrane (Br). Gal
Belvidere. Barry; Pillar de Larrinaga ODD
New Orleans; Hamilton. New York: Kan
sas ODD. New York; Rossden (Br), Gal
weston Jonancy. New England; Celaeno
CDu). Rotterdam Everett. New England
Woodmansie, Philadelphia: Benglos OBJ,
Pc Ore; Apsley tBr?, Liverpool.
santa Marta Barrymore (Br). Liverpool;
Jefferson. New York; Coelleda. Glasgow,
East Cape. Hamburg Via New York; Ka-
PHILA DEIPHIA. Aug 26--Arrived: Strs
J L O. Nell, Texas city; Essex. Jacksonville
and Savannah; Southwestern Miller (Br),
London; jackson, KOtka. schr Friendship,
Rockporf. Sailed: Strs Wytheville. New
York; Bayonne. New York; Monadnock
(Br). Bordeaux ana st Nazaire: Woodman
terdam via New York; schr William Bis
bee, Portland. Nc.
PORT ARTHUR, Aug 2e-Arrived: strs
Wieidrecht CDu), viso. Sailed: Str Gult
Coast. Philadelphia Kelsey Side (Br).
Sand Key: Lucillene (Br). New Orleans;
PORT nADs. Aug 2s-Arrived: strs
Nayamo. Mexico; Cardium (Br), Tampico;
Cor Hond3 Port certsz 81 n Es
o Warning. Savannah Parisfn!na, Girls
tobal. Rama (Nic), Biueheds; Sevre (Fr).
Havre Upton. Ceiba. Sailed: Str British
Maple (BD. London; Clement Smith Port
J.obos; Colorado Springs. GLASGOW: f T
Bedford, Europe Gansfjord (Nor). Belize;
Liberty MinQuas Fall River: Lucelum
tBr). Tampco; Managua (Nio). Bluchelds,
Scotland Maru (Jap), Yokohama; Truxillo,
Tampa
PORTLAND. Me. Aug 2e-Arrived: Str
Bylayi Norfolk. Sailed Str Bristol.
Norfolk
SAVANNAH. Aug 2s-Arrived. Str City
Of Columbus. Boston Sailed Strs Mag
yorzag (Jugo-sav) Venice; American
Press. Genoa: johnson CITY Rotterdam
TAMPA. Fla, Aug 26-Arrlved: Str NJ A
BellIyeau (Br). Matanzas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

or Mount Vernon (Nor). Tanamo and
the tn, Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass and Sr,,,t 20
fisr 26. f r. ''o '''
j., IS Str r. winneconne. Copenhagen. Aug 8: to
Pier s5. y r. ' N~"'''s CORP IN ballast;
IS str Gran 1Nor). rrontcra, Aug IS; to
any; pier II. Hoboken. N T. '''' '''""'S
,ss Str Apache; Jacksonville Aug -, Char
,,s str City Of Montgomery Savannah, Aux
rs; 70 the Ocean Steamship Co. with pass
str Ell Valle. Galveston. Aux 20 - ~.
Ss9,hern Pacific Co. with mdse: Pier s,
str valacia (Br). London. Aux ~, to
the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, With md.e
Pier So, \ r. '
minion Tran s 1IeqN CO 70 me nv O'd Pc
Pier IS. N X. ~'''" 10 win mo'o'
us Str consho: Galveston. Aug 20; to tho
mdse: Pier IS. N r. WALL paS' ma
g. Str por siou1 81 Boston. Aug "a; to Now York
Ery FI noo, Rlco Line. with mdse; Robins
Str Thomas II Wheeler. Galveston Aug
1sh to R9ot L Hague, with oil; Pier .. Con-
Str Rotterdam (Du>, Rotterdam. Bou-
logne Aug II. Plymouth Aug IS; to Hoi-
i land, Am asSi Line: with asa hrst sl1
Str Lafayette (Fr}, Isavre Aug II: to
Gompagnie Generate TransAtlantiaus. with
mails and mdse; Pier 81, N r.
str San Giovanni Utal). Naples Aug II:
10 &C. Italia America Line. with 81 cabin. 1o+l
steer pass. mails and mdse: Pier 81, NR.
aug 20: to Northern Co. Cos With s sugar
" SIR Es.ssn gs. Hss., An
donderry Aug s. sligo Aug IL; to Moore
& Mccormack, with mdse foot 18th 1t,
Str Ottar (Nor). Guantanamo Aug Is: TO
Caribbean S s Co. with sugar; anchored
Str West selene, Hull Aug II; to Moore
Red Hook Flats
Str independence. returned from trial
Yacht Basin, Bklyn.
U semmes, Hampton Roads; an
s Goldsborough. Hampton Roads:
anchored in North River.
U Graham, Hampton Roads: an
chored in North River.
Z Dahlgren. Hampton Roads; an
chored in North River.
U s satterlee. Hampton Roads: an
chored in North River.
Mason. Hampton Roads; anchored
in North River.
y S Preble: Hampton RoAds; an
U s Crowninshield. Hampton Roads,
ANCHORED in North River.
Bernadou, Hampton Roads; an
U Barney. Hampton Roads; an
chored in North River.
u s William 3 Preston, Hampton
Roads; anchored In North River.
y Blakely, Hampton Roads; an
chored in North River.
L Herbert, Hampton Roads: an
chored in North River.
L 8 S Lcary Hampton Roads; an
chored in North River.
u S schenck, Hampton Roads: an
chored In North River.
U sicard. Hampton Roads: an
chored in North River.
U s Hatfield. Hampton Roads; an
U $ D.ckerson, Hampton Roads;
chored In North River.
U 8 Promethus Norfolk anchored In
North River.
L s Nereus. Hampton Roads: an
chored in Gravesend Bay.
8 Culgoa. Hampton Roads:
chored in North River
Str Mexican. Norfolk Aug "a, to Unitod
American Lines, with mdse Pier 8. Bush
Docks Bklyn.
Str Bratsberg (Nor). Santiago Aug 20. to
Munson Lines, with sugar; Federal Sugar
strs Andalusia (swed). MONTREAL West
Inskip. Philadelphia.
Robert L Hague, with crude oil.
Str Wytheville. Manila May 20. Kobe
June rs. Colon Aug 8. Philadelphia Aug
20; to the Barber s Line. with mdse.
Str Ipswich, Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK. Aug e5-str Canadian I'm
porter. Vancouver for Auckland and Mel
bourne rs in distress. according TO adviccs
received here To-Day. Position not re-
ported
Str Guy of brunswick. New Orlcan, and
Mobile for Antwerp. vent ashore last night
on Halifax, according to Information re
ceivcd hero to-day. Cargo 81 grain being
letts-oned The crew ~ purcuns Cove
fifc-sa wing stntion IL standing by
SHANGHAI. Aug 25-Str Cordillere
Mars~illc- and Singapore for Yoko hama,
previously reported aground on the bar of
the Yang TIE River, turned turtle yestcr
day afternoon and probably Will bn 4 total
loss
BAHIA BiANCA. Aug 2b-Str Enstern
Glade. from Ihiladelp hia and previously
reported in port here with IRE aboard. has
cargo IN 80 hold damaged SIX hundred
tons hns been discharged
SHANGHAI. Aug "a str Ienrik. trad
Ing in tho china Sena II aground on the
bar Of the Yang Ts~ ,iYcr
sAN PEDRO, Aug - Tho wrccking At
Ilnmer With Captain I. Crriis and salvage
from the 4tr san jose, previously reported
arrived here TO day Captain Curtis reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Rosseter Quits
Pacific Mail
Line in Clash
Changes in Official Staff
May Result i'll Atlantic
Port of Call Being Trans
ferred Soon to This City
Retiring Vice-President and
Majority Stockholders
We're Not Able to Agree
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26-Dis-
agreements between the majority
stockholders Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company and John H. Rosseter,
vice president and general manager,
over administration and operation. in
GLIDING the ACCESSIBILITY of making New
York the Eastern terminus, eliminated
in the announcement to-day that Mr..
Rosseter had resigned George J.
Baldwin. OF New York. president of
the company, accepted Rosseter's resig-
nation. and appointed Thomas A.
Graham, assistant general traffic man
sger of the Southern Pacific Railway,
as successor. Cary W. Cook, former
ly general agent of the American
Hawaiian Line, was named as special
assistant to Graham. Daulton Mann
will remain as assistant general man
ager.
As result Of the shake-up, prob
ability doomed strong to-day that the
Pacific Mail will enter New York with
its intercoastal freight and passenger
line, Of which Baltimore is the present
terminus.
New York Terminus Urged
$40 make New York the Atlantic
port Of call appears to be the natural
thing to do,' Mr.. Graham said. 1--WE
must go where the business offers.
This matter will be taken up when I
take Office September l."
Except to remark that his sympa-
thies and heart interest had been with
the American merchant marine. Mr..
Rosseter would not enlarge upon the
$or bot l. =
resignation. In this he said: "As q
result of depression and adverse con-
ditions facing American shipping, we
have unhappily reached q point of ir-
reconcilable differences of opinion.
This concerns questions of admins
tration and operation as the future Of
the company"
Mr.. Baldwin replied:
II have received your resignation Of
even date as vice-p president and gem
eral manager Of the Pacific Mail
Steams ship Company, and it is with
deepest and most sincere regret that I
am compelled to accept it, and in &C
cordance with your wishes to relieve
you Of your duties.
Permit me to say to you how great
ly l appreciate your loyal devotion to
your difficult task during the trying
times we have passed through to-
gether."
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany was founded by New York in
forests in 1848, and Is the Oldest
American shipping line. The majority
STOCK Is held by ". R. Grace &
Co. and the American 1nterna-
tional Corporation, with Mr.. Rosseter
and other San Francisco men as
minority holders. Mr.. Rosseter was
director Of operations Of the Ship
ping Board during the war He re-
Gently resigned as vice-president of
W. r. Grace & Co. He retains other
interests and is reputed to be an ad-
wiser Of President Harding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. Aug 2s-Arrivedi str'
II g Dalton. Ashland; E r Recon G lslanas
Glenisle. Midland Kelly Island Islands
Sailed strs II G Dalton. Green Bay. Kel-
ley Island. Islands; w r stafford, Islands
Henry n Hall. Montreal Huron. WAN
dotte; Cuyler Adams James Davidson
Two Harbors: Franle Ball, Duluth
Sailed Etrs Henry y Hall. Quebec: HUI
ron. wyandottei cuyler Adams James
Davidson Frank c Ball, Duluth.
BUFFALO. Aug 26-Arrived: strs c A
Reiss Manitowoc' Argus. Nye. Adriatic
Duluth; w White. calcite: Fellowcraft
Detroit Sailed: Strs G Grainmer
Green Bay; LOOMS, Superior, c A
Reiss Chicago; Superior Durham. Du-
lu'h: Iselin. Montreal, Nye, Chicago
White. Calcite; Fellowcrafr Detroit; Adr!-
attic. Milwaukee.
LORAIN, Aug 26-Arrived: strs Con
tsbula; p WIdcner. Conneaut; kai-
kaska. Detroit; Recor. Sandusky. Sailed
strs Princeton, Toledo; Rensselaer Hough-
Hebard. Duluth; Recor. Cleveland; Kal-
xaska, Detroit
FA1RPoRT' Aug 2swArrived; s'rs Mar
Quette, Escanaba: William = Palmer, Du-
luth. Sailed: Strs Marquette. Ashtabula
william Z Palmer. Two Harbors
ERIE, ERIE' Aug .sMArrived; strs James "
Duluth; Amazon. Ruralo; Fred Mercur
King, Detroit Sailed: Strs James w Fol
lette, Montreal; Joseph sellwood. Escan-
aba; Amazon. chicago; Fred Mercur Mon
treal; George King. 500; Montezuma Du-
luth; Chisftain. Duluth
SANDUSKY. Aug 26-Arrived: Strs "
y. Huron: Pelee. Point Peec. Sailed Strs
Reese, Milwaukee; Pelee. Point Pelee
HURON. Aug 26--Arrived: Strs Joseph
Wood. Two Harbors; J l. Reiss Port Nc
Nicoll. Sailed: strs Wood, Duluth; Reiss
Man!towoc
TOLEDO. Aug 2s-Arrived: strs Wotan
Montreal: l. b Miller. Midland: l. w Hin
Detroit. Nelson Bloom. Detroit: John
Barlum. Port Huron. Sailed Strs Wotan
Montreal. l. w HIll. milwaukee,; T. Il Mil
Ter, Chicago; John ! Burlum. Port Huron,
SOUTH CHICAGO. Aug 26-Arrived
Strs + f House, James II Reed. Duluth
James II Hoyt. Sailed: Strs II c Fricls
George w Perkins, SUPERIOR X Maher
buffalo
INDIAN HARBoR. Aug DISABLED: Str
GARY. Aug 2c-Arrived: strs c Morse
J p Morgan jr, II Mclean, Duluth
rarr. Superior. 'aassIsIz
sHEn6YGAN, Aug 2s--saned: Str J F
Reiss Superior
Sweden Loraln:' william livingstonc so-
nora Toledo. Sailed Strs William Sny-
der. Georgian Bay, Harry Jones, Buff
falo James II Hoyt
DULUTH. Aug 26-Arr!ved: strs Lynn a
c Smith, Harvard, La Bette. Becker. Kin
ncy MCCULLOUGH. q Crawford, Lake
l.rie; II Robbins. = Jones. Leopold
W G Ma,her. l'ibort Dunn jr. Thomp
son. Tionesta Hamonic Lake Erie. Sailed
Strs Garretson. Leopold. Filhert. p Rciss
w O Mather North Lake; Elba, Sutana
Harmonic. Lake Eric.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
City Island
Bound South

strs Cibao (Nor). Preston vi. Bouon for
New York to United Fruit Co: in ballast
~ Str Astamahco Sd, Colorado Bar for New
YORK, with mahogany; to Astoria Mahog >
any Co
schrs Ada A Mcintyre OBJ. to St John
n 3. for New York. with lumber to Homan
q Puddington; vessel. to Gilmartin & Co.
York. to Holman & Puddington. with lum
Der; Annie p Chase. Jo8gin Mines. n s.
for New York. with piling, TO Leary & Reid
now. V!nal Haven. Me, for New York. with
stone to Jos Leapoid & Co; vessel to W e
Crockett Co; Marguerite II Wemyss
Reading: TO Crowell & Thurlow.
Bound East
Schrs Alaska, Port Reading for Eastport.
Ne; Abbie Walker. South Amboy for
Lubec. Ne (both anchored)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Incoming Steamships

Vessel Port A
New York. Rotterdam. Aug 10. r J. Haguc
Argon. Barrow, Aug 13........Standard on
1elvederc. Trieste. Aug Phelps Bros
George Washington Bremen, Aug H.
Hubert. Para, Aug Pocth I',nn
Due Tomorrow
Asia, Lisbon. Aug 49, rabr. r,.nn
Toloa, Havana. Aug rs United Fru,, Co
Duo Monday
qdansk: DanziE. Aug IS. "A Pull 6 CO.
Mongolia Hamburg. Aug a.
Atlantic Transport Line
Ponce San Juan. Aug -. N a + Rico I,
Maracaibo' Mayasuez. Aug 80.
Bliss. ballet & Co.
Santa Ana. Callao. Aug 1sW r Grane
BerEensfjord. Bergen. Aug Moran 7,
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. Aug A.
Furness. Witty 4 Co
Duo Tuesday
Scythia. Liverpool Aug TO- Cunard Idna
zacapa: Tela. Aug a.. United Frut, Co
Gretlc. Fayai, Aug 10 White Star Line
Inca. Macoris. Aug 22-Clyde Domino 7,
Due Wednesday
olympic southampton aug Wi -, So,
Chicago, Havre. Aug 81 .French Linz Linz
Gluseppi Verdi. Naples. Aug IS,
Mcdonald & Truda
Duo Thursday
King Alexander, Patras. Aug I'm Galano.
Lituania Danzig. Aug II. Bait Amer Line
y "a Lamport & Holt
Hosalind' st Johns. Aug 80 Bowring G. Co
Orduna. Southampton, Aug "a.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Line
Ryndam' Rotterdam. Aug a.. Holl-Asn L