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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-24
MONONGAH

The Pocahontas district coRven-
ton which was held here Saturday
was attended by q number OF out
Of town folks which included Mrs.
Maud p. Walls, Great Pocahontas,
OF Morgantown; Mrs. Olive Z. Har'
don. Keeper Of Records, Fairmont;
Mrs. Lydia Baliner, First Scout,
Grafton; Mrs. Ida B. Tabler, Mar.
tipsburg; Mrs. Icie Hess, Morgan
town: Mrs. Sarah Dutton, Morgan
town; Mrs. Melissa DeBo!t, Nor
gantown: Mrs. AMANDA Polling,
NOrgantown;s Mrs. Eva Cohen,
Nlorgsntown: Mrs. Cora Cor. Nor.
gantown: Mrs. Anna Erd, Morgar1'
Town; Mrs. Villa Hartman, Nor.
gantown: Mrs. J. l.. Walls, Nor
gantown: AIrs. Lucy Hunter. Fair'
mont: Mrs. Lucy Satterfield, FAR
mont; Mrs. Blanch Smith, Fair
mont: Mrs. Ella Evans, Falrmont;
Miss Virginia Evans. Fairmont;
Miss Sallie Reese, Fairmont; Mrs.
Jssfa Tucker. Fairmout: Mrs. Ar
tie Brown, -Fsairmont: Mrs. Wanc'
ia Hammer. Fairmont: Mrs. LIZ
3ie Thompson, Fairmont; Mrs
Hannah Woody. F8irmont: Mrs.
Clara Davis, Fairmont; Mrs. Claude
Davis, Fatrnont: Mrs. Clara Brown.
Fairmont; Mrs. Carrie Satterfield.
Fairmout: Mrs. Belle Pople, Fair.
mont; Mrs. Henrietta Snider,
Fairmont: Mrs. Alkaline Sturn,
Fairmont.
a hig supper was served in the
dining room o fthe Baptist church
after which the regular lodge ses-
sion was taken I'M The next dis.
trict convention will he held In Fair
mont
Mrs. D. A. Reed entertained at a
birthday dinner yesterday given IN
honor OF her husband. Rev. and
Sirs. A. A, Dye. Mrs. Sarah Owens
and Mr.. Leyensworth-
Miss Beatrice Hall. teacher In
EIkina high school %Ho nas been
at her home here for the past week,
returned to her work Saturday.
The World Wide guild win have
a social Thursday afternoon ~ 2
o'clock at the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blucker OF
Newkirgston, Pa, are here the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Levi and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Blucker.
Miss Nellie Martin, OF Sh!nnston.
was here yesterday visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. y. e. Martin.
The Nipple Concert company viii
give q play at West Monongah this
evening. Tickats can be purchased
at the high schnnl building. Pro
ceeds for the benefit Of the school.
Eliza SoGrbrine. OF Eewkingston,
Pa, Is here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Clara S22.-hr!na, who is III at
the home Of her sister here, Mrs.
D. Levi.
D. N. Harmon spent Sunday visit
ing with friends in Clarksburg.
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Lost

LosT-watch. sol6 opened faced
Illinois movement. Initials &c h:
L." engraved on back. Reward
Phone .55a-J,, or 222 Walnut Ave.
10 "a St lao q
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80 ACRE FARM, 10 miles out; old
house: a chance: vacant lot as
cash payment. LEVI B. HAIR.
10.24.st.1131A
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Agents Wanted

BASEBALL FANS WANTED to
sell and introduce the greatest
indoor parlor baseball game ever
invented: has automatic batting
and pitching device; big profits;
sells on sight; write for particu-
lars. Weeuen. johnson & Co., Inc,
Quincy, Mass. 10 10 est 1915 A
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MoTIcE rs cREplrIog.Rls

To the Creditors Of Albert !
Lehman. deceased:
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Rooms wanted

HOME m pRrYATHS FAMILY
Desired By young business mani
prefer both room and meals; Will
paw we'll. phone John Smith. 00o-x
'(This Is a Suggestion Tor a Want
Ad 10 be used II you want to bet
ter your living conditions. Costs
only &c per word each day.A
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81. Wanted, Female

TYP1sTs DESIRES posltion. Ex-
perienced. Phone $50 j. Clarks-
burg. 10 "a Ct 1l2o a
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Personals

Mrs. AdArnnd& jenkins and
daughter Of Maple avenue are
spending a few days In Pittsburgh
Walter Wilson and daughter
Frances OF Clarksburg were guests
OF Mrs. e. A. Wilson Sunday.
q, 3. stnnsbury Of Little FANS
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
y. @. Fletcher In sAtterfisld st.
zadoo Steele ard family OF Lit
tie Falls were guests IT George
Snowdeu and sister Mrs. Maggie
Blaney Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Steele OF
Potomac avenue had the following
visitors Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grove of Little Falls, Mr.. and
Mrs, Ernest Steele and children
Of Corapolts, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Steela and children Of
Davis Ridge.
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Loans

MONEY TO LoASon impyoSae
property; transactions cont ca
tiai. John Smith, LEEDS
((Run this kind OF al adS
ment it you have some extra mon
ely to invest. Costs % per WON
each day.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-24

The Links Class Of the Diamond
street Sunday school will have q
covered dish supper at the church
on Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock o'clock. Each member is
asked to bring her husband or
friend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-24

the members Of The Diamond
street church will Bivs q recep.
ton on Thursday erecting at the
church 10 honor Of ,.:e return Of
Rev. J. @. Buckley aad Rev. W.
D. Reed to this church for an-
other year. A splendid program Il
being arranged and an enjoyable
evening Is anticipated.
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Masquerade and Social

This evening at their hall in
Merchant street the members Of
Royal NeighborB Camp No. 1888
will hayela Masquerade party and
social. A coed time Is anticipated.
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To LaursI Point

Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Goodnight
and Misses Erfie and Louise Wat
ers went TO Laurel Point Sunday
10 see Mrs. Clark Scott. Mrs.
scott has been quite sick the past
several days.
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All Day Gulltinn

The ladies OF the First NJ. P.
church wIlI have all day quilting
on Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week ct the church. Ali the
iediee Of the church are invited.
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Division Meet!na

Division No. Of the AID So
IatY Of the n. n. church will
Jet Tuesday evening 1T the home
% Mrs. Arthur BoIyaTd, COZ Front
b rect. All members Of the dEVis-'
Won are urged 70 be p.eaent.
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED--White girl for general
Homework. Apply 612 Fairmont
avenue. 10 ~ 3t 11Ve q
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Machinery

STEEL PuLLEYs, in various
sizes; good condition; will sell
cheap. Jones Foundry, Smith st.
advertise III this way and turn
old machinery, electrical equip.
ment, etc. into cash, &c per word
per day for Want ADS like this
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-24

will meet Thursday afternoon at
the church. Tho Northern Baptist
Association is arranging to send a
ship with clothing, blankets, etc.
for Russian relief and each mem
her Of the PaIatine Baptist church
is asked to bring some thins In
this line to the church Thursday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-24

CAR POTATOES sure for Tues
day morning. Minnesota Whites.
Good keepers - good eaters. FL
bushel sack for $685. at car. Mo
nbuEahelR SidinE.-AdT.
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For EXCHANGE

GOOD REFRIGERATOR; wtiI -:
change for rugs, or dHYdnroSs
or what have you? Phone 4A4ss
Cat 20 per word each day you
insert this sort of Want Ad to die
pose of things you no longer need
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Male Help Wanted

O~I~-~~@~-NsNsN-@@~@7s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dry clean
er and presser. Good job for
right man. STOLTV CLEANING
CO, Warrington. W. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors Of George
Jacobs. deceased: K

To the Creditors Of George
Jacobs, deceased:
In pursuance OF a decree o. tlie
Circuit Court OF the county ef
Marion. made in a cause tier
pending, entitled Winnie NJ Z Jaeobs
Executrix, &C., plaintltf, and Flor
ence Ward Jacobs, an infant, and
others, defendants, and dated So
day OF September, 1921, to subiee
the real estate OF the said decd eti
to the payment Of his debts you
hereby required to present on
claims against the estate Of eat
decedent for adjudication 70 t5la3
D. Amos, Special Commiss ioper
his office. No. Hall Block il1 az
city OF Fairmont, Marion counts
West Virginia, on or before the 9
day OF November, 1921, next
Witness, T. A. Gather, olsrt q
said court, this 18th day Of septe1il
Der. 1921, and 5sth year o. m
state,
L. a. GATHER, Clerk.
9-19.26 1O-3.10.17.24
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-24

The T. D. Harden family made
thelr annual visit to the cemetery
at Pisgah Sunday and decorated
the graves OF a number Of rela-
tiyes there. In tine party were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Harden H.
r. Hawkins and family, MIR. and
Mrs. A, A. Ayers, Mrs. Cora L.
Morrow, Ray D. Harden and fam
lily, Howard Harden and family,
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Amos and
son, John, Mrs. Ella Donham, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Dohet and Mr.. and
Mrs. -. G. Hawkins 1and chill
dren.
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STORAGE, MOVING

EXPERT MOVERS aud large auto
trucks will move household
goods lat lowest rates. Johnson,
$500 Smith st. (If You are In the
storage or trucking business keep
your name before the public In
this way at &c per word each In
sertion.
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441AAAAaoAh' ~ ~ +. tf11stf
In pursuance OF 4 decree ot t1
Circuit Court Of the County
Marion, made in cause there
pending, entitled Jessica "a
man Administrative etc. plain
tiff and q. f. Davis and other
defendant, and dated 18th day u
September, 1921 Co subject tlte
real estate Of the said decedept 81
the payment Of his debts, yet1
hereby required To present your
claims against the estate 81
decedent for adjudication 20 3la
d. Amos, Special Commits inEie
at his office No. z, Hall Block g
the CITY Of F,aIrmont Marion
County, West Virginia on or hs
fore the 9th day Of Nogenbe
1921. next,
Witness. Lea, Gather eierlt
OF said Court this 18TH day OF
TENDER 1891, and seth re- u q
l.. "A. GATHER. gleg
Q: 10 2s: 20: 9
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Musical instruments

PLANO FOR sALE-Handsome
mahogany case; three years
old bargain for cash. Phone 1900
*. Do you want to sen your piano,
organ, violin, mandolin, phono-
graph? Use Want Ad at &c per
word each day. }
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Auto Repairs

TIRES REBUILT; new treads put
Con; punctures repaired, See
douick Service" Jones, 1900 Smith
st. CA Want Ad like this costs
only &c per woEd each day. 1t will
pay you to try one.)
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5000 STANDARD MAKE Talking
! Machine. Like new. $50. KEEL
LEY MUSIC CO. 1o.2+3t11ssA
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For Sale

FOR sALE-Up IL date, fully
equipped Beauty Shop, all latest
and first class fix
lures, used only i've months.
The kind of a shop that ap-
peals to the public. Reason for
selling, bad health. Florence q.
KimmelI, Sc. Oak St., Oakland,
Md. 10 IA 12t 1918 A
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Coal and Timber.

WAGON NINE, Pittsburgh Coal.
Monongah; old house, ground.
Good team. Living in It; will trade.
LEVI B. HARR. 1O-24-3t113oA
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Painting, Paperhanging

SEE Us about House Painting and
Interior Decorating. Phone 1850,
The Ahern Co. 10.20.2st.10S6A
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Mlsolon Circle
The WomAn's Missionary Circle
OF the Paiatine Baptist Church
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Unfurnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Three or four unfur-
nished rooms. $50 ogden Ave.
10-24-3t'1143A
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Boarders And Roomers

ROOMS AND BoARD--Phone
670-J. $50 Maple Ave.
10-22-2t-111SA
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Wanted

WANTED-Boarders and roomer:
by day, week or meal. 328 JACK
son st. S'z4'@otSolA
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Dressnaking
Houses For Sale

FOR sALE-six room house with
bath; on corner Of 6th st. and
Mt. Vernon Ave. $1,000 cash, rest
on easy payments. Address S2i
Madison st. Phone 4S0sR.
1O-1S.12t-106oA
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Farms For Sale

10 ACRES, large house. Downs,
will trade. Levi B. Harr.
10 "a st 1923 A
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FOR BEST WORK and quick SER
vice give me the job; John
Smith, Decorating, 1928 Black st
(If you want wFFk In your line go
after 1t in this way. Want Ads
are only &c per word per day and
even less on a contract arrange
ment.)
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Berth Changes
Vesse1
Cleared

Str Mauretania (Br) Captain Rostrom
Cherbourg and Southampton; Cunard Line,
Str France (Fr), Captain Roch: Havre
French Line.
Str La. Touraine (Fr@ CAPTAIN T.eore+re
Eavre; French Line
Str Santa Teresa (Am), Captain Parker;
Callao and Mollendo: w r Grace &, Go.
Str Oscar II (Dan}. Captain Schmidt
Ghristlanla; scandinavian American Line.
g. str MInindies (Ann). Captain Chrstof-
tersen; Calbarien; Munson Line.
Str Chester Valley (Am) CAPTAIN Ford =.
Plraeus and Smyrna; Oriental Navigaticn
Co g 'si0' Il
str Tloridian (Am), Captain Nichols.
Boston; United American Line
Str Jefferson (AIn). Captain Horsley; +;
AorIolk Old Dominion Line
str Barendrecht (Dt). Captain Mefnsn,a
Corp. --1ieA N
Str Mohawk tAm). CAPTAIN ingram,
Charleston and Jacksonville; CLYDE line
str qrd (Nor). Captain Anderson; Nor
folk; J H Winchester
:, str sinsiniwa (Am>, Captain Hernage,
Str Iowan (Am). Captain Curtis. San
Pedro and San Francisco; United An1erica n
Line. NAiiie icaA Ii
Str Nicholas Cuneo (Nor), CAPTAIN rust
Antilia; Atlantic Fruit Co
Str King Alexander (Gl), CAPTAIN Y.sr,.
Dflaoes; Ptraeus and Naples; N Galanos.
Str Andalusia (Am) CAPTAIN Iarson
London and Newcastle; Atlantic Trsnanort
Line. '"Atspol :
Str, Meiyo Maru (Jap). CAPTAIN ssintt.
Yokohama and Shanghai; Oriental Nay}ea,
Str L ] Drake (Am), Captain Carroll .
Tampico; Robert L Hague. VA >
Schr Rebecca Douglas (An,J car+.ir
connolly; Perth Amboy; Franklin Baker
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
U. S. and Argentina Reach
Port Dispute Agreement
Ship, Tied Up 40 Days, viii BE
Unloaded as Soon as Labor
Troubles End

BUENOS AYRES, May II q By The As
sociated Press Representations made
by the United States government to the
Argentine government, as a result OF
the port workers boycott that has kept
the United States Shipping Board
steamer Martha Washington idle here
fer mere than forty DAYS, have resulted
in solution Of the case satisfactory to
both governments, said statement is
sued by the Minister OF Finance late
last night
No details were given by the Minis
ter, but the statement said the work of
unloading the Martha Washington
would begin Immediately after solu-
ton had been found for the labor
troubles that have caused complete
tie-up ef port operations.
The American Embassy here, UP to
noon to-day, had not received confirma-
tion that The Martha Washington case
had been aettled. 1t was learned the
Argentine and American authorities
have finally reached q satisfactory
agreement as a result OF recent OK
changes Of proposals, but the embassy
has not yet been informed whether it is
TO the labor union.
Meanwhile, serious losses as result
of the continued stoppage of all work
in the port continue to pile up while
the government is seeking solution of
the difficult labor situation.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at uocn unless otherwise speoined. ]
AbseGon SIG Hatteras Lv May H.
ASwilalze So 81 Hatteras May 10.
Agwiworld 24o NE Jupiter May 10
Bella SO Sc Cape Henry May TO-
G Canfeld n Cape Cod May IL
eannssdIan Aviator l10 ENE Cape May 7
CsrriIlo 5s2 Ambrose May 10
CCastalia passed Nantucket 1850 PM May 10.
Charles Siial, Pratt 167 NE Jupiter May 10.
G!if1wood lat 80 80 lon "a 80 May 10
Cl5y OF Savannah 175 S Scotland Iy
Coquina s8 NE ST Augustine May 10.
Corning 45 Jupiter May To-
Gretan IS sW Fire Island May II.
Depere 100 S Guayaquil Nav 10.
'Hastern Admiral lat 90 81 lon III 25
Eastern Crown sst Ambrose Nav 10
Eastern Light t,222 L Cape Henry Mav 10
m i5.is f1,s itilI % . san PEDRO Pm May 9.
Estrada Palma lat n 26 Ion So a. Nav IN
l.ae, raed ". " r Weller "a sE South Pass May ia
C1sa zen " Gorgas ! 96S S Ambrose May TO-
Gioucester ! 30 SW Gay Head Nav IL
harvester 200 NE Jupiter May 10.
Eouston I2o EVE Hatteras May 10.
jr9gu9,s u br w a 40 5 Scotland ~ PM May 10
kehoskee 20 S Jupiter May 10. A0
Aennecott s1 LOO Gray's Harbor 8 PM
Lake Singara 9s S HiIiaboro MAJ 10
LeWis WIS Thurlow 100 e by Cape Henry
I4imon 1919 Boston r.v Nav -
"a "a > IIs acanon ca. OF lat IS 20 lon "A 55 May II.
margaret 50 n Jupiter May 10
Merrimack 90 S Winteruuarter Ma, ~
Mexico SO Jupiter Nav 10
Mlnnekanda 954 from Arnbrose Nav 10
SS!1ohteoelIo l.S9O San Pedro s PM Nav .
1Santneket; 81 sW Fire Island May II.
-seS1ooe 263 Sc Boston MAY 10
Newport 1865 San Francisco z PM
May S. ."
Philip Pubncler 1902 S Cane Henry a,.+,
FONT Judith $40 y Colon PM MAY To-
l9uabbin j 0 Jupiter May / o.
Rotterdam S61 E Ambrose MAY ~
san Mateo III 8 Bird Rock Nav 10
san Patricio lat % 80 Ion 79 "a Nav IN
Schiedijk 120 Nantucket MAY IL
Schuyllxfll Bridge 355 Halifax Nav IN
Stanley Dollar $50 S San Francisco PM
Steadfast 731 e by n Hatteras Nav 10.
Steel Age 270 s San Pedro MAY 4
Steel Ranger 202 N Colon May TO-
sunshine 63 SW Block Island Nav H.
Suwanee lat 40 50 lon 65 30 NAV II
Thomas II Wheeler S5 S Hatteras NAV 10
Thurl&nd Castle 100 j. F'ernandfna NTay 10
Ulua 10 p Miami May o.
Nasconia. l20 from Ambrose / AM Nav ~
Miller 2.172 Pt Wells 8 Pm Nav 3
Waiter Jennings 200 n Jupiter Nav 10
War Sirdar 81 r Hatteras May 10
West Camak 1 So NE Colon 8 PM NAV 10
West Helix lat 80 SO lon Sc 90 May To-
West Himrod lat 2S Ia lon 1I6 23 Nav g.
Western King 142 e Cape Henry Nav II
Westford lat &c 18 Ion IS 1s May 10
William McKenny lat sc SO lon "a 20
Nav IL
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
American Porfs

BALTIMORE May 11-Arrivcd: stra
m, GTf1ey TG,a Fort a Arthur Port Antonio
Fnlnouth; Mount Sidney, Hamburg via
Philadelphia; w C Teagle, Tas1pico.
Sailed; Power boat BERTHE E Tur, for
Philadelphia; strs Cibao tHlor), Part An
tonic; Texas Maru (Jap}. Venice; Gerty
Utl. Trieste, via New Orleans.
BOSTON, May 11-Arrtved: strs Nesho :
bee. Rotterdam; osawatomie, Hamburg;
bert'a 'qt Point; TSpTN'1 canieid Tam ds pico
Sailed: strs San Gil (Br), Havana and
Port Li1non Absecon, Norfolk; Bylayl,
Arrived and Sailed: Schrs Abbie G stubbs,
Sc John. B, for New York: Rebecca G
Whilden, Calais for New York.
Barge Elliott, Texas City; schr M S
Astoria Tin tow tug Barren Ford), Ptila-
delphiay Sailed. strs Lake Elsmere. jack
sonville; Lake Faribault Boston.
JACKSONVILLE, May 11-Sailed: Str
Howard Baltimore
MOBILE, Ala. May 11-sailed; Str Lake
Elmont. Tampa and New York
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May 11--Arrived
strs Author (Br), New Orleans ear Ken6ane han
Heae eRr o6sn MsT osssas sSsas B
Kasama (I3r). New York. Sailed; strs
Senhattan (Br), Queenstown; Trecarren
tBi}; Bnenos Ayrea, >, u,., S...
Roman Maru (Jap). Rotterdam; Domingo
de harrinaga (Br9, Galveston; Woldins ne
ham g2 RostqEdsn qEdss e1 Psau9t Port New Orr
Emile l. d tFr) Barry; Atlantic Coast
(schr), Thomaston; Kasama (Brl, New
York: Pacuare (Br), Manchester; Ascut-
ney, Cienfuegos: Yselhaven {pD, Rotter-
dam; Normanstar (Br1. Cristobal. Sailed
strs Tasmania Maru tJap). New Orleans
waalhaven (DD, Montevideo; Briarwood
(Br), Avonmouth: sori (It),. Genoa Haug-
land (Nor), Dublin. Sanhattan (Nor)
Queenstown; Everett. New England; New
ton, New England; John Blummer (Norl,
kingston; Yaroi Maru tJapl, English
Channel ports Ronera (Br), Savona; Ar
bistan (Br), Gibraltar
GALVESTON, May tf--Arrived Stra
SULLIVAN (Br) Las Palmas Canary Islands
Quantocs (Brl, Naples; Eibergsn (swedl
burg; Indianic (Swed). Philadelphia
Baldhin. Tampice; poIarins rsss New a5,o York
sailed: Strs Altness lBr1, Bremen and
Hamburg; Mundaie, New York; El Norte,
PORT ARTHUR. TEX, May 11---Arriyed
Str Astral, New York, Sailed: strs Soil
PHILADELPHIA May 11--Rrriyed: strs
Delaware (Br}, London; Tuscan Prince
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Barge Canal Seen
AS a Vital Aid to
This Ports Trade
Waterways Association L.
Seeking so Coordinate
Canal and Ocean Ship
ping; Big Future, Says
p. I'll. Ross

Advantages that will accrue to the
Port OF New York from the proper and
Intelligent use of the Barge Canal are
beyond computation, p f. W. Ross,
president Of the National Marine
League, declared in an address deliv-
cred at conference held under the
auspices Of the Great Lakes Hudson
and Atlantic Waterways Association at
the Produce Exchange yesterday.
The chief aim of the association is
the coordination of the transportation
on inland waterways with going
shipping, thus stimulating through
bill of lading movement from the in
land ports of the West to foreign ports
by an allwater route. In his address
Mr.. Ross pointed out that transconti-
mental freight carried by rail would be
put aboard ship more cheaply at Phila-
delphia and Baltimore than at New
York
This port" he added, "has entirely
lost the grain-shipping business from
the interior because railroad rates are
cheaper to certain other ports than
they are to New York. Therefore it
follows that if the Port Of New York
Is TO MAINTAIN anybhlng approaching
its normal proportion of shipping,
freights must be brought to New York
Harbor by water, in order to provide
cargoes for the ocean-going ships
anchored there"
Pointing out that large grain ele-
vator had been erected at Brooklyn in
the last year, Mr. Ross said that this
would bring about a resumption of
grain shipments here because grain
could be brought by barge from Buff
falo to the elevators here.
Efficient water service" said Mr.
Ross, depends mainly upon two fac
tors: First, the desire of freight pro-
ducers and the public as whole to
ship by canal; second, the proper con-
duct of the business by owners and
operators OF river and canal barges.
"Unless the desire to ship by cana
is thoroughly implanted in the minds
of the public not only will freights be
scanty but there will not be the proper
cooperation on the part of cities anc
municipalities in the direction of i'm
proving existing terminal facilities OF
Of establishing new wharves and rail
road connections herewith; and un-
less discipline is maintained in the ad-
herence by operators to established
rates we can never have efficient water
service