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New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Cleared

str General II f Hodges tAm). Captain
Larsen. Capo Haiti and AUX Cages; Pa
mama Railroad Co.
str PARMA (B), Captain Perry: 81.
Croix and St Kits Furness. Wtthy & Co.
Str Penciseiy (BD. Captain Wateon;
Calamata ind Fatras to Philadelphia;
Phelps BROS g. Co.
str C.ty Of Cambridge (Br). Captain
I7iminster; yokohona and Kobe Ya Nor
fox. Galveston and Panama Canal; Nor
Ctr ri Occodento tAm). Captain Cam
bell: Galveston; Southern Pacinc Co.
str FL Laso CAMP, captain Anderson:
.,cw Orleans. Southern Pacific Co.
Str Norfolk (Am), Captain Forrest.
Baltimore, clyde s Co.
str City O; Montgomery CAMP, Captain
Hammond; Sarannah. ocean Co
Str Apache (AmJ, Captain Chichester; !;
Charleston and Jacksonville. Ctyde s s Co.
str AiiraAorea (Br). Captain Matthe ws;
Santiago and Guantanaino Atlantic Esuit
str Dorothy tAm). Captain Higgins
Monte Ciisti and Puerto Plata, II Bull
l. Co.
Str K l-ucEenboch (Am>. Captain
Baara,ad. Los Angeles and san Franclsco
via panama Canal; Luc&enbach : CO;
Earge y r sullivan tEr), Cartain Pc
.usse, Eouses Point. rerusse (csptain).
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
American Ports

6, IAITIM0HE, oct 1s~ArrIved strs
srn 5nan, Grsgorlo ps' 6p gnr' Tuxpan; vistuIs @
chclan. New York: pawnee' New York
BOSTON. Oce l0-Arrived: strs Mer-
snn. sinn c7rl, ,,., Meqehester e and Livsrpool
tos; Corone, Norfolk; Lake Facller. Bar
bados ana Demorara Natter 1sth). sailed:
City OF Asra (Rr,, New York; Arhanss .
thllaceIphia' iavana Maru lJap), Yoko-
mama flow city. Philadelphia and New
York; Harvey Il Brown Norfolk: Aswlsea
Port L9bos: CiSy Of Columbus. savannah ;
Nantucket, Philadelphia Oatter 1919.
CT Af -ESTON C. Oct 10-Arrived !:
str op9is, New Orleans (and proceeded
70 Meditcrranean porD. Sailed: Strs
Sedonia Cpan1). Tampico: l. J Drake
Bayonne j. Peeaslill. Bristol; George
anna Weelns, Faltimore.
Comal. New York; II ONcill, Phiaael-
TrhIa; rn II, o,o ssc0' Rotterdana; Newona Q3rA
Yor1 Dallas 'f cisy 5nr, 5r II nre1nsn' 1rie@' a ANY
pasas. Nav York; Golden state. Tarrpico'
HALIFAX. Oct l9--Arriyed: Str Ware
more iBr), Norfolk; scNrs Elsie Glouces-
ter; Susan Cameron (Br), New York; Bur
pee /. Tucker (Br), Liverpool Sailed: Sir
DiEby Q5r) Boeton
HAVANA. oct 1s-Arr!vcd strs MORO
Castle, New York. PaStores New York:
Ori9nba, Vera CRUZ (and aalled for New
y0rD san Bias (Rr, boston; Toioa
Nlr) Cristohal and I'mon for New York
JACKSONVILLE. Fla Oct l9-Arrlved
Strs Lake Elemore. Boston: sundance.
Tampa 1apa,, Sailed: Str cretan, Baltimore.
cruiser Galveston. Pensacola; San An
tontq lfnor, ,Msk9; TamPico Ihyra eswea1,
thur; Brynhid DAM. Clba.
MoNTREAl., oct 1s-.Avrived: Strs
K3ornefJord (Nor), Greenock for Hampton
strs seirstad lNor}. Rotterdam; DaEhiii
N3rl, Rotterdam, Cairnmona (Br). New
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. oct lo-Arr,ved
StTS Settler tI3r1. ('rlstOh4I NaYiC.7n
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
u. S. Salvage Firm
Takes Over Work
Of Syndicate "A"
C. r. Page Reports Change
ia Service for Wrecked or
Damaged u. S. Vessels;
Transfer Effective Nov. l

The American Marine Insurance
Syndicates announced yesterday that
beginning on November l the work
now performed by Syndicate A will be
taken over by the United States Sal
wage Association, Inc. Charles R. Page,
manager Of Syndicate q, said that
under the new arrangement the service
for American vessels at various do
mestic and foreign ports will be con-
tinued as formerly. The Salvage Asso-
ciation also, he said, will extend It's
connections abroad.
The association is intended to give
20 American shipping the same serv-
ice that the Salvage Association Of
London has rendered to British YES
sells. It has nominal capital stock
Of $4,000, and It's work will be per
formed on cost basis. The chief ad-
vantage of the transfer. Mr.. Page
said. is the abandonment Of the name
Syndicate Az in favor Of the Omitted
States Salvage Association" which will
give a national character to n ma
tional effort Mr.. Page Will remain
vice president and general manager
for the present. The association vii!
make use Of American citizens and
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

FL Alba. Galveston, Oct Is
Southern Pacno Co
El lsleo. New Orleans. oct Is i -,.s
Commodore Rollins, Port Antonio, 81 IS;
Fort Gaines Barocoa. Oct 10.
" Mallory. Galveston. oct -.
CITY Of Savannah, Savannah. Oct 1s..
Ocean s S Co
due Saturday
Noordarn. Plymouth. Oct IL
Holland America line
Minnokahda. Hamburg, oct IL.
sabo.awan. Bizerta, oc. &
Cabo vnsno. seville, Oct 8. yharraa Iire
Or!zaba, Havana, Oct a.. Ward Line
Due sunday
Ara BIC Naples Oct 12. White Star Line
Lapland, Cher bours, oct i4 Red Star Line
Ssxonia. Cherbourg. Oct IT,. Cunard Line
Esseqpibo' Valparaiso, t2s 9et ,.,., 2; Nav r.,
Steel Engineer. Lisbon, ost :.
City of Agra. oran. SEPT = | r,,,
Toioa Havana. Oct 20. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Cedric, oueenstown. oct ls... White star
La Lorraine, Havre, oct b.. French Line
Albania. Liverpool oct l5.... Cunard Line
Deiar.ere. Santos. Sept ~,
II Luckenbach San Francisco. Oct g.
LucNe Hoach Line
Maracatbo.- Curacao. Oct 10
DUE Tuesday
United States. Copenhagen, Oct is.
scandinavian- American Line
Frginian Hamburg. oct Ii.
United American Lines
Madonna Lisbon, oct lo...... .Fabre Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

Steel Engineer - f Ambrose Oct 10
Steel Inventor 525< WNW Balboa m
Oct -
svnGance l5 s Jupiter Oct 1s
Sunshine 222 SSW Galveston Oct 1s
Swifteagla l off Jupiter oct IS.
Tanano "A y Sa. lan Oct ls.
T.yiyes 500 \ Colon oct is.
Teloa 255 Henavana oct l3
Torres i27 " South Pass oct lS.
Transportation IS sW Montaua Point
oct 10
Trontolite 1870 NE Tampico Oct IS.
ntura 100 = Honolulu p m oct IL
virginia 45 + Talnpico oct Is.
NistuIa 0S Cape Henry Oct IS.
W y Kccn (tre) - y Cape Roman Oct ls
Waiotapu 2oi5 sW san Francisco & III
oct u
WeE ika 236 NE Charleston Oct is
Wes. Catanace i5O Ambrose p m Oct 10.
West Cayotc 1.52o " Colurlbia River 5 y m
oct II.
West Greylock LII 6 san Pedro oct IL.
West Himrod +97 ~ Seattle s p m oct II
West Hixton Sos Honolulu p m oct :.
West Mahwah 5*5 + Honolulu g III oct II.
Wiihllo $50 Colon Oct Is
william Green 80 Ne Hatteras Oct is.
William II Doheny IS NE Tampico oct IS.
Wytheville Sll W Balboa Oct IS.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Sailed Yesterday

strs Eastern Dawn (An), Antwerp and
Rotterdam Lake Fillmore (Ain). Tampa
and Mobile; Gulfstar lAn>. Tamplco, ST.
lena CFr). Tangier. Marseiles and Genoa;
Bayonne CAm). Phiadeiphia. Banka lDp,
Norfolk, Naples and Snbans; Now York
fAm), Port Arthur; Fort Hamilton tBr).
Berlu uda: J II Deyercaux tAu), Phlladel-
pha; City Of Madras OBJ, AleNand ria.
Piraeus and Constantnople Chicago city
(Br), Bristol, Kentuchian (Arn). FhNa-
dclphia Coucho (Am). Key West and Cal
eston Lake Bcidgc (Am), Baltimore; po-
lonia CDan), Cuxhaven, Danz!g and Libau;
@ A Snider (Am). Port Arthur. El LaEo
(Am), New Orleans vi Occldente (Am).
Galveston; Collamcr (Am), Havre and
Dunkirk; Celabasas from Azua), st John.
y B Somerset Hamburg, Berengaria
(Br}, Southampton.
Schrs sedgewick (Am), Charleston
Frank A Morrey (Arn). Norfolk.
u s S PrcNle, Gravesend Bay: Bernadou.
Gravesend Bay and satterlee. soa.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Arrived Yesterday

Str G,usppe Verdi GtaD, Genoa Oct =
and Naples oct 9; to McDonneii x Truda,
with O4 first, 245 second. 900 third -claYs
passengers. mails aud mdse; Pier %, n r.
Str Brez I2el (Fr). Bordeaux oct 4 to
this Conpagnio Generate TransatlantiQue,
str Bernard NJ (Br trawler). Yarmouth,
\ s oct Is; TO the United Fruit Company
Gin baIasp.
York and cuba Mail Steamship Co. w,.n
80 passengers, mails and mdse; Pier ii,
Str Bartholomew. Guantanamo Oct 49,
to the New York and cuba Mali Steamship
Co tin baliasD. Pier Il, Bhlyn.
ST. str Msmamar. AntIia oct 10: to the
and rdse; Pier o. e 4.
Str Eastern Sea. Antwerp Sept 80 and
Baltimore oct II. TO the Black Diamona
Steamship Co. with mdse; Pier s. Army
Str Florinda (spon). Tarrasona Sept 27.
Den!a Sep; 30 and Valencia oct l t@
Garcia & Dlaz, with mdse; Pier SO, e Z.
Str Neponslt. Montevideo Sept %, To
Elder Steel Steamship Corp, with mdsc in
transit to London; Pier g. Weehawken. J.
str Minnesotan, Seattle Sept 10, Portland,
Cristohal Oct IL; TO the United American
Line, with mdse: Pier 6, Bush Docks,
Str New York city (pr,. Bristol Oct
and NorfolN oct lS 70 James W. Ar}Se.4 ~
CO. with mdse; Pier 80. \ r.
strf pnar del Rio (3r). Havana Oct. T
American and Cuban Line. with sugar; Ma
tion Sugar kennery, Eon.ers, n I.
Str Hamilton Norfolk; TO the Old Do
ninlon Transportation Co. with mdse. pier
str Winterton tBr). Hull Oct 9; to Bow
ring & Co Gin ballast). Pier ., Erie Besin,
Bklyn.
81 qaila0osos 1, Asua Oct II; to . t. tao a.
Jonn, y 3, Pier I, Bayonne, n J.
Str < = Canheld. Tampico Oct 10; to tho
wi
Sur Oshkosh. Sligo Sept 20 and Glasgow
oct !; 70 Moore & Mccormick. with rnaao;
It OF 18th st, L r.
str Lord sefton tBr). Sligo Oct 12 to
Sunday & co C'n ballast; Erie Elevator
Str Buehannss Gsr>. Philadelphia, fo7
Hamburg; 20 I Navigation Co, with
ndse, Fier a. Bhlyn
clyde Line with pass, malls and mdse
Str Lake Fannin, Brunswick oct II;
to Gyqs 1s anaTa5 TT w{h % qs9 rso9Sk isr 9S ID
Norfolk to C NJ Fetterol & Co, with
mdss pter :. Erie BASIN, B'klyn.
Str Liberator. Seattle, to Atlantic GulS
and Pacific GO. with mdse; Pier 81. \ p;
Str O T Waring. Baton Rouge Oct II;
20 Robert l. Hague, with o., Pier 5. Con
stable HOOK, \ J.
u 2 s Crowninshield. sea; anchored in
L . Dlaxeley. aea: anchored In
GraFesend Bay.
U 6 s William Preston. sea; anchored
IN Gravesend Bay.
I S Barney, sea; anchored in Graves
end Bay.
Z $ 5 Bernadou. sea; anchored of
Tompkinsville, S I.
u j Prebic, sea- anchored of Tornp-
U $ DioAerson. sea anchored Oft ls2d
. $ Hatfield. sea: anchored of 1c2d
o. % r7or,srt .a,. anchored of 1924
et N r
I S $ sohenok. sea; anchored Off 1921
U s sicard, sea; anchored or ls2d
L Leary. sea; anchored off 1e2d
o. Z Lylsens. New London; navy yard,
B'klyn.
i s S brooks; censtsantinoplls and Gl-
L S Gimser Constantinople ana Gi-
braltar; anchored OF a6th st. y x.
SIR Polarine. Baton Rouge.
Str steai Ergineer Genoa and Lisbon.
ST. Eiger (Nor). Port Spain.
Bark Cecil p Stewart. Brunswick, Ga
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. oct 19-Relief
expeditions are being orgu nizod hv tho
Alaska Packers Association to search FOR
the ship Santa Clara. out forty-slN DAYS
from harluk. Alasi0a. and overdue nt this
port. 4 statement issued by tn. asaocla-
Hon to-day said that the vesael had am
p.o supplies of water ana provisions tor
me crew OF twenty -one men. and expressed
the halief that the ship was hecalmeG THO
s'r EhtiAat, OF the salmon uackers' fleet.
arrived at IoIt angeles Yesterday after
br''f search e. the Santa Clara md
vas ordered TO pat to sra again to-day
10 str Nnshagak is preparing 40 leave
Nlainedh Friday TO Join tho search. Tho
y Nusl.a.ak. ln command OF Captain ! "
HyFartn"n. VIII have three other ship mas
tors ms mates. and Will carry "A doctor ana
ln"dicnl supplies. Congressnnn Iulins
Kahn has telcgraphed To Washington. ASK
INK mat government vessels be ordered To
assist IN the aenrcn
The hktn Mar Wlnheimnn from ror,
Angeles october 10 for san Tcdrc In top
OF IN" str sag max. w's forced TO s.t sail
ana inhItr Tor otf-shor- when her tow nns
broke during storm off the Oregon coast
last we"n The Su 5inaw. which also mad
t"7 barge Charles nelson in tow. wax
torced to piocted with the barge. nrriv-
,nF h~re Monday lhc Mary Wiukeltnau
haa not b"on sighi"d since. Coust Guard
'H't''s ar" searching for h'r.
Arriving at Honolulu carly today, the
Nhlppink Ifpard Htr liawkeNc state bring
INK he chinese delegntes to the Confererre
on Limitation ~ Armament. bent out tAs
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
firms here and abroad wherever pos

firms here and abroad wherever pos
sibe.
The CHIEF function Of the associa-
ton is to represent marine under
writers in making surveys OF damageo
vessels, arranging for salvage services
and Supervising repairs. The cost Of
this work will be assessed against the
various insurance companies concerned.
The association will have charge CT
damages to hulls only, and IS not IN
terested IN cargo lohses.
Syndicate A was created originally
on the initiative of the Shipping Board,
the House Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries and the marine
underwriters as means OF making
American shipping independent of II, the
Salvage Association Of London. Ihe
board furnished the funds to put the
syndicate into operation, and has re-
manned it's largest customer. No change
Is contemplated in Syrdicates B and
C. Mr. Fage said yesterday Syndicate
3 was esta blished to insure the equity
CT tho Shipping Board in It's vessels
sold to private companies on the in
stallment plan. 1t is composed en-
tirely of Americana insurance under,
writer's. Syndicate c is composed Of
two thirds American insurance COM
panies and one third foreign. 1t was
designed to give total Of S2,O0O,O00
Insurance, il necessary. upon any one
vessel.
The present officials Of Syndicate
A have been elected to the same posi-
tions with The United States Salvage
Association. Benjamin Push, presi-
dent Of the Insurance Company Of
North America, has been made presl.
dent Of the association. alter WOOD
Parsons, vice president Of the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Company, has been
elected vice-president. Conner II.
Reese, now secretary OF the Contiuen-
tai Insurance Company, Is secretary.
The sane board Of directors viii serve.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

str Golden State which sailed from yoko-
hama on tho same day. October u ae
FaWEeye state Will take cargo at Honolulu
and proceed for this port Friday afternoon
Tne Golden State expected 20 mako
Honolulu this afternoon and to proceed
Tomorrow.
Consisntnenta OF Its bales OF raw silk
end 1,40+ chests OF tea for express 70 the
san TiEGo oct 1a-orfices have been
onened here b, the gn'tead states ship
ping Board with Z II Rembergs az agent.
Ground VIII be broken next weak FOR an
Immigration station on the outer harbor
TO cost $1,000
Iiarbor Improvement bonds for a. 500. 900
viii be offered oct 26 and following tie
sale several improvements viii be under
snATTfE. oct t9-The Shipping Board
str Haaley, en route from San francisco
to Portland under bare boat charter to II
verted to Seattle Half Of the cargo Of
bulk wheat will be loaded here and half
Mid cure salmon aud herring will be
shipped from Puget Sound to the tlantic
o fo4 o d Of Ef h @r sse compan sm one
shipper has taken coo tons OF space lor an
early vessel.
VANCOUVER. oct 1o-1he Pacific Coas,
here, chose Oakland. Calf. as the neN,
meeting place ana elected A II Carer and
Charles r Howard. both OF Oakland, 0s
preside Mt and treasurer. respectively Tho
-n;ted States and Canadian goTernr1ents
were petitioned 10 establish airplane bases
at the different Pacific ports FOR CONNER
ciai and defensive purposes.
general cargo for Europe and OF the
ner vessels In this trade. will load for the
orient instead. because oS the depression
il tho Turopeen business.
PORTLAND. oct l9-Fhe Rri,ish s,f
werp 80 lead wheat for Europe. The Dntch
str Simaioer arrived IRON san Francisco
to :alte freight fer HataVsa.
f.Cf ne
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Irans-P acifc Mails

Th- connecting rails close at the General
postof'ce end CITY Hsll Postoffice station,
New York at p. m. follows:
Japan. Corea. China and Siberia, via Seat
Tie. ateamah.p Hawaii Maru. October 20.
Hawaii Via San Francisco, steamship VIII
hellnina, October q.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco. steamship ?
CHINA tozcept Shanghai city,. French
Indo-China and Netherlands East Indies
(eNcept Sumatrn), Via Seattle. steamshl p
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, Via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti, October %.
Japan and Corea. Via Seattle, steamship
Nator! Naru. October %.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds Mt Sea To-day

Winds Mt Sea To-day
ITatteras to Key West-Fresh wind,
mostly west to northwest and partly over
cast weather Thursday
over East and West Gulf OF Mexico
Winds hecomiug moderate To fresh north
west ana north. partly overcast weather
Thursday local rains over south portion
over Caribbean Sce ana Wiudward
Hassage-Moderst east to southeas st
Winds partly overcast weather and prob
ably local rains Thursday
North OF Sandy TooN-Southwegt. shift
lag 10 west and northwest winds, becom-
INK fresh TO strong overcast weather
Thursday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras--F Fresh. possibly
strong west to northwest winds. overcast
weather and probably rain Thursday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Fresh
overcast weather Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-dny

|~ssei Port Agency.
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. sept 30
Black Diamond Limo
iiahs. Gibraltar. Oct :....... Cunard Line
"Nlfaro. Los Angeles. sept 20
McKscrport. Hsvre. Oct o
Cosmopolitan Line
Canadian Miller. Dusnos Ayres s~p, 70.
>. "ntori d McKoy
,,,. 49, clyda co
Caribbean S 8 Line
r. Victoria. permuds Oct ~
Nurusss. witty & Co
Duo TomorrOw
Aquf'eris. Chrrbourg. oct 10 Cunar1 Line
America. Hrsnen, Oct a.
Unfrf Staten Lines
MAI ha tWashfn Z on. Rio de Janeiro oct 7
Munson Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Reports by Wireless
BY U. S. Shipping Board
Service
Distance .s Given in miles Neports ara
dated al noon unlees otherNise specife0 I

4 / Kent Int 20 n Ion "a os ,o+ -
Achilles l.i79 5 Cape Jisnyy Nc, ~
Arwisea Is IS sW M Nnrr%se Nart%rI,a, oGt ~ ~ ~. =,
America lat - II Ion 20 "a g Oct ia 49,
Ardmors lrdnn9s vs. sa sg0tl"nd ia ~ oct H.
4ro a. i,,''Y' 10 L rstf,ros sann Ney KS Pm oct ls
Asabeth $50 4 Cana 's,aaS 14srrv nor g.. -
J9arn,a,. aon n Ireniy cct ~
rl,or no =. - py - i1a .,etaS oct lS.
I},.la,,, N ,>oIoi NJ ',cl ~
C,ano y,a,, 80 i,'aSe ftho LN Oct 1e
Ca5@l,,n nes'' ,,oa,. 1oS ~ " 1alooa oct ~.
Carril!o TS5 $ Ambrose &C. ls
Cassy S,afSgu sIo 30 G%9 hatteras Oct 10.
centen1ial state 2a8 from Plymouth
Charles Eraley 425 NV Ca9e Engano
Charles NJ Everest 254 NV Tortnras
octls % '"S "S
ch@r.ton Hall 70 sW Key West pSI
Chattanooga 90 sE r7ving Pan OF. -
CITY Of Rome I55 sV Crav Hcad Oct 70
Codbrooll go Il Hatterns oct H.
cor9ne "a sasa Skn KY Fgancs'0 Get Oct IS
Crampton Anderson 25 S .rupiter Oct -
Creole 20 NV ,rmrt,,ror OUe 10
Crlstohal s3s NE Colon 0ct ~
Delaware (No $50 Pd Jupiter ! PM
oct Is.
Devo!ente 45 Il Sand Key Oct "a.
Durango 40 F Tarnp,co Iune la.
Eoatern Dawn IS E A"nbro.o ni,i'o.o f5ct oct is
Eastern Glen l.C41 Nantucket D m
rdlth rs n San Juan oct ,s
oct IS. ~ " NS''0' ''
Eel Capitnn as Afnb.or. oct -
El DORADO 400 Sc Sand Key 8 PM Oct ~
l.! Mundo Ss s .jurifo, OCT ~ wv '''
raraby G32 r Amhrnae Grt 20
I'ellx raussig 505 = poston OCT 10
Florence Luckonhach o30 y balboa oct ~
oct Is. N'S "os'
Freeman ENE VTinta,ouprter Oc+ 10
rreeport sulphur 10 81 s Freeport
George W Rarnca 33 r ,rar,ofco Oc. "a
Giauoester e Tsrc Island oct la
Gulfcoas tx w ,r".,ncas ,9,,1iu ~ TX t'
GulNisht 80 NNE Tamnico Ort IA
II NJ IngIer 800 wNWP Torturaa 0ct,s
AAmDden 1o5 WSVy Nart,ci,9 0t 40
Hamt,ton R.,as Ia, 7"H'9@net M oot ~. ~, -
Harvestcr 255 \ 'ranniro Cct ~ N0' 1''
Hcglra 80 W ro7tueas PM oct Is.
''9rsI'I Gat 0'S's 1'1o san Francisco PM
Hudson 200 II Anbroso 90. 70
1iuron 3i,ti - = > scotland ~ lM Oct IS.
I''sifois ~ i9 : NV iiatterma oct H.
! !, = G"rpoS -, w y Lalmp'co oct H.
= "o'rV" 1'@ W lortuB al oct Is
James McGee u S Jupiter Oct H.
lonelew $50 from Caape Hcnry Oct 10.
John J. R0cEeTe)jer Ul''ae' A"a W 'ct 80, TO,
oct ls ~
Jonas lat 26 "a Ion 81 10 ,nidrtrbt oct -
Katrina Iucknnhnch 61n ' ~ ! o.
oct 10. Wv A'o'' ha4o0"
KnoxvlNs CITY o25 ,ro,o po,, . IN,
Lax }s' f5lispaa,n ,o+ - .. ,aues 70 o..
i.s@e ''s i5abrs i7s'erses o tI' s.n Jngn oct *
ial,' I.nit s.n ! ~ . . scotland ~ oct ~.
ln IHSNIe' 50 ~ boston Nv oct 10.
i',, i'.Se .'.i' ra.aIna Sc " ~ Santiago oct lS.
L"ne rt:o"ta ~ NNL Hatteras Oc. IS.
isl i,Ho r. ne elp : Ambrose oct IS.
,-'He G"fdncr i36 > south Pass Oc. IS.
Lake Savus 725 s Ambrose oct IS
'eNlsa S20 Cane Maysi oct 5.
merry Minquas 20 \ Tampico OCT 10.
IATonier 23S sSNv Sabine Ear Oct l8.
MacaoI S51 5 Nantucket ~ Oct ~
/ Makura 7si s Honolulu 3 PM oct H.
MauAtoc 70 ENE HNlsboro oct IS
ai"Noa 6so r. Horolulu pm Oct H.
- =, iaIAaato9 - MayaEucz oct Il.
/ NtnIaVa4 10" scotland Nv oct 10
" ~ -. Us !a' 81 4t ION e3 % Oct le
,p"Su.A it0Vy SSE Aofoso Oct Is
le,ri,',oc,t 80 . NSntueNst N. ~ oct IS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Fire Record

II :45-a2 Christopher St, Kasssrson &
Friedfeld .........,.........I .Irih'ng
l.o5-47O West 3oth st., New York
Central Railroad ......-... Trihins
2:5O-Mosholu av. and Lockwood ev..
Tho Bronx, auto, George NJ.
stan CiltHoNN
425-331 West b9th St, unknown
Tr!f,ng
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
City Island

str II Dcvcrcux. Boston for Norfolk
Schrr Quacn Qucen (Br). Campbellton.
= B for Sew york, Vincent \ White
(Hr). Canpbclton. y u. for New York
Lincoln. wildcat. Ne. for New York.
Bound Fast
schr Granville II Bacon, Norfolk fo-
an eahtern port
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terday for Bayhead. N. j., where she
will spend a few days as the guest of
Mrs. Robert Wigton,, at her cottage. DR..
Kempton p A. Taylor, who spent sew
eral weeks with his mother at her place
at Plymouth. Mass, returned home yes
terday. Mrs. Taylor will return later in
the month. DR.. Taylor will sail fCf
South America some time next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Wetherill aud
their daughter. Miss Anne Wetherill,
and their son, Mr.. William II. Wetherill.
I'd, of 420 Aliens lane, Chestnut Hill.
who spent the summer at their cottage
at jamestown, r. l., returned home yes.
terday.
Miss Nancy B. Stoughtton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus b. Slough
ton. of East Washington lane, German
town, who spent the summer with Mr..
daughter. Miss Louise w. Smith, OF $3.50
Drexel road, Overbrook. in Los Angeles,
Calf. returned home yesterday. Miss
Stoughton will be one OF the seasons
debutantes
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Mirkil, of the
Wellington, have returned to the city,
after having spent the summer at Vent
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Singer announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mil
dred Frank Singer, and Mr. William
Robert Blum on Monday at Ventnor,
n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs D. H. McCausland, Of
6310 Master street. announce the en-
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Miss sylvia Artst, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. samuel Artzt, Of 2439. Co
iumbia avenue, was married on Sunday
afternoon at s o'clock to Mr. Jean
Blatt, ut the home of the officiaIng
clergyman, Rabbi Marvin Nathan. inc
bride wore n white cloth travelling suit.
After wedding trip to Niagara Fails
Mr.. and Mrs. Blatt will be at home al
Woodland, N. j., after october i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rosenbaum. Miss
Emily Rosenbaum and Junior Rosen'
baum, Of 2001 North Thirty-third street,
have returned home after spending the
summer In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. $. Lundy and their fam
lily, Of 1924 Natrona street, have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Kirshner and their
family, Of 1914 North Thirty-second
street, have returned home after spend
ing the summer In Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Stetson and
their sons have returned to their country
nome on Juniper road, near Elkins Park.
The Messrs. Stetson have been in camp
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson have spent the
greater part of the season in New Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Margerum.
OF Melrose. are spending some time on
the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smylie Herkness and
their family have returned to their home
at Rydal after spending several weeks
at Magnolia, Mass.
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aourA pHILApELPHlA

Mr. and Mrs John B. ouigley. OF 2324
South Carlisle street, have returned home
after spending the summer at Sea Isle
City.
Mr.. and Mrs william II. Kenny for
merly Of this section, have returned home
after spending month Mt Atlantic CITY
Mrs Kenny Will be remembered as MISS
Florence Clancy
Miss Marguerite Towers. OF I'LL Rit-
ner street, has gone to Chelsea, where
she will remain for a few weeks.