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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-04-15
WILL MEASURE
TROOPERS FOR
UNIFORMS SOON
EQUIPMENT WILL SOON BE HERE
FOR THE HEADQUARTERS OF
FIRST SQUADRON.
ROSTER HAS BEEN MADE PUBLIC
Many Ex-Servicc Men and Lesionaires
Are Included in the Roll---ReguIar
Weekly Drill on Friday Night at
Seven O'Clock.
(From Wednesdays Daily Herald)


(From Wednesdays Daily Herald)
Men absent from the muster of
headquarters troop of Tennessee Caval
ny on last Saturday are just as much
members of the organization as If
they had been present and will be re.
CURED to attend all drills.
Orders issued by Capt Herbert
Dyer give the following facts.
Friday at D. m has been decided
as the drill hour each week for head
quarters troop and all men must at
tend these drill periods.
Z "All men will report promptly at the
armory at the above mentioned hour
on Friday night.
"On Friday night, April 18th, all
men will be measured for their uni,
forms, shoes, ETC.
"firty-three men were present for
muster on Saturday, April 9th. Some
ten or twelve pen were absent. These
men who were absent are Just as
much members of the organization as
if they had been present, as it was
necessary for only fifty men to be
present. They will therefore report
to the armory on drill nights whether
they have been examined physically
or not. HERBERT r. DYER,
Capt. LIST So. Tenn. N. G.
Commanding. H O." Troop"
Capt. Dyer has also issued the ros-
ter OF the troop The nan commits
stoned officers Will be appointed at an
early date The following is the off,
cial roster:
Dyer Herbert r.. Captain.
Hardison, Carl NJ. First Lieut..
Hickman, Claude A., Second Lieut..
Rogers, Samule l., First Sarg't
Roland P. Norton, William NJ Fry,
John NJ Gidcomb, Henry C. Harrison,
James b. Aydelote, Robert Upshaw,
Thomas NJ. Logan, Herman Lowell,
Davis E. Murphy, Hugh S. Pogue,
Chas. l.. Sewell, William Erwin, John
W. Gidcomb, Fred d. Scott Warren S.
T.tcomb, Herbert NJ. Bates, Sam E.
Bates, Edward w, Carmack, Wade H.
Cathey, Gilbert Foster, Walter w.
Mangrum, Percy L. Napier, William
Il. Medley, Norman A. Parks, Raleigh
X Pearson, William A. Richardson,
Frank F. Watkins, Cleveland Wealth
erford, Clyde II. Alexander, William
M Bond, Earl Byrd, Alexander B.
Eathey, Claude l.. Cheek, CIariss
Cook, VERNE r. Digger, George H.
Hanaway, Ewing l.. Harris, Andrew
Davis, Hays, Edward T. Hays, Alonzo
T. Hill, William NJ. Hill, John H.
lnman. George w. Ive, Flynn r.
Jones, Thomas A. Lewis, Fred W.
McClain, 10 II. Morgan. Leonard H.
Morgan, James d. Morton, Ashley c.
Pogue, James l.. Pogue, Edward C.
Prenzel, Manuel H. Seagraves, James
Lee Smith, Leon w. Thomas, William
l.. Tinnon, Willard F. Watson, Clyde
Woody. Joe M. L. Yancey, Robert l.,
Blannon, George b. Frellson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-04-15
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New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Steamship Rates Cut on
South American Route
New Schedule Adopted at Con-
ference Covers Condensed
Milk and Glucose

Steamship lines participating in the
trade between New York and the west
coast Of South America met yesterday
and cut rates on several commodities.
1t was said that the reduction was due
to changed conditions in the South
ern ports and not to tramp steamer
competition.
The rate on evaporated and con-
densed milk was changed from So
cents cubic foot to 95 cents a hun
dred pounds from New York to the
larger ports on the west coast; the
rate to the smaller ports was changed
from 80 cents a foot to S1.19 hun
dred pounds.
The rate on glucose per cubic foot
was cut from 55 to AZ cents to the
major ports, and from so to SO cents
TO the minor ports.
Lubricating oil was increased from
SO to 43 cents g cubic foot. Steel wire
and rope was changed from so cents
a cubic foot to e5 cents per 100 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

nsHsacs Esy.s r; iss from Norfolk 3 m Oct 80.
Edw.rd E aE poheny r. 81 HE Jupiter Oct so.
~ occidsnts .a47 s Hattcras Oct ai.
Esparta ses s. Santa Marta Oct 20.
nssoauibo 1000 AMBROSE s q oc, 20 g. o.
e I, Aschc ds n Hatteraa Oct a1.
rarsby uaTstow 20 3" "a Hsstesas ss era. Oct a.
Freeman 81 NE Barnegat Oct 2i.
General II r Hodges sas Alnbrosc Oct
Gubland "a NE Hatteras Oct az.
GGulrprincs lsS NE Iupitcr. OCT 20.
asmeT1 rI.rsr ,as - Is ss lon nnt 1s ~ Oct 70
Harry Farnum 15s " Havana Oct Fl.
Heslra y Hatteras Oct Il.
h93os'er state ssb w Honolulu p m Oct
Hoxie lat 4s 30 lon ~ OF Oct II.
Hoa%s Hoanon Is, s. e g .I lon s. cs OCT si
tsls Msru az ag9a"d from Astoria oss rm N Oct 90
James MaGee 70 sw Hatteras oct 90.
Jepths sll from auayaauil 8 Pm Oct 2o
tenancy rs W by Montauk Sea Bouy
Oct 81.
Julian Kessler lat 20 al lon "a as Oct H.
Lake Filiion 81 8 Montauk Point Oct H.
Lake Lake rillmore ~ w Hatteras Oct a.
Lag Vegas sas w Columbia River PM
t.lS ntDurne 1Sl WNW Tortugao Oct 20.
Macabi 90 Boston Oct 81.
Msnsis is % sW fhstss'sn Hastsrss oct 9't 20. 80
Maracaibo 400 Mayaguez Oct 90.
Margue lat - il lon So o. Oct al.
Mundsle los NE Jupiter OCT 20;
Nunwood SO ssW Ambrose Oct 20.
MuskoEee 23l NE Jupiter Oct 30.
Ns% csnSSsra, aSsn |ou 0ot tsnk' 40 N by cape
Norman Bridge iso ssE st Johns Bar
Orient 1850 Sc Ambrose Oct 90.
Orisaba so2 8 Scotland Nv Oct 2t.
Peekskill 1877 N Jupiter Oct 2o
Pennsylvania 125 Cape San Lucas Oct
Philip Publicker 27 N Jupiter Oct 20.
Plow City As e Delaware Breakwater Oct
Ponce 40 San Juan Oct 20.
Princeton ~ sE Charleston Oct 30.
Pulwico 1918 Scotland " Oct 30.
R!chconcai SO S Hatteras Oct 20.
Richmond ss7 from Kahului p m Oct 10.
RoSsrt RoSn add Mopkns o5a a. q 81 Frynspan Oct e.
Ruth l+o NE Cape Henry Oct I'll
Ryfuku Maru lat 81 80 Ion 72 ss s a m
saxua 1855 s Scotland Lv Oct 81.
Samuel l.. Fuller SO s Sand Key Oct 40
s ssn n ol.ssS q s. SE j Hssts5s. Oct s. a. =,
San Iose $40 s Scotland LV Oct 90
San Lorenzo s7e N San Juan Oct go
San Matoo $50 $ Cape Henlopen Oct 90.
San Tirso Abaco Oct 90.
San ubatdo 3l6 Sc Ambrose IN Oct al
Somerset s2s Ambrose Oct 81.
Texas 81 Jupiter Oct 20
Irintdadtan 26 WSW Egmont Key Oct 40.
Vistula III Hattcras Oct 81
waiter Luckenbach 56S Ambrose Oct
81.
Walter Jennings 81 9 Scotland Nv Oct II.
West Cahokia 400 from Colon Oct 40
"est Hlmrod 1,15s w Seattle p m Oct
West Hixton 341 s Honolulu . m Oct ~.
west Ivan 174 w Cape Flattery p m oct
West Mahwah 115 e Honolulu m Oct
Willfaro I4o Ambrose Dot 81
William Green 7s NE Jupiter Oct 80.
Winona s96 E Ambrose Oct 21
Iulia 1,lS9 S Scotland LV Oct 30
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Reports by Wireless
By u. s. Shipping Board
Service

tDietancs 10 siven In miles. Reports ara
dated 1T noon unless otherwise specified.
Abangare 10t n Colon Oct a0
Aeolus iS49 SE Ambrose Oct 90
Agwtmars lat 80 as Ion <2 oe Oct 20
AEwtsea 176 8 Hatteras Oct 90.
AUwisuu SE Hatteraa Oct al
Amelia eI3 Hntterae Oct 20.
America 861 e Ambrose Oct FL
Areturus 400 e Ambrose Oct 20.
Ardmore ia SW Hatteras Oct e.
Aryan 500 ENE Abaco OCT 20.
Asabeth 50 E Cape Henry Oct ef
Atlantic Sun 70 s Overfalla Oct 20.
Bayway lbo Sc Hatteras Oct 20.
Borgcstad 200 SW Hatteraa Oct 20
Bradford 100 Jupiter Oct a.
Cabrills l6o NV Rebecca Shoals Oct o.
Gala basas lTe 6SW st John N Oct z1
Capil:o ~ NE Cape Mays Oct 2s
Carolyn l42 Winterauarter Oct 90
Casey s6b ENE Hatteras Oct FL
Catherine 2se Scotland LV Oct el.
Charles Braley 345 N La Romano Oct 20
Cha rles e Harwood 172 WSW Tampa
Oct 30.
Charles II Cramp e54 8 Cape May Oct 90
Charles M Everest "a Jupiter Oct TO-
Charlton Hail t5o by Il Ambrose Oct 81.
Chattanooga $50 u Ambrose Oct 81.
Chattanooga City ass K South Pass Oct 21.
ChscSasaw $50 Ambrose Oct a.
City Of Columbus SW Tryingpan Oct a
City of Montgomery 100 N Hatteras Oct 81
Cadh1aal Cd9nsaaf las ss s % lon s5 az Oct 2e
Comus lta NV TortugAs Oct 10.
Connees Peak ss N Jupiter Oct 20.
CrstebAl ITO s. Cape Rienry Oct al
e Kemp 336 HW Hatteras Oct 20
Eastern Dawn b23 e Ambrose Oct FL
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
U. S. Fleet Corporation
Lets Out 6 Steel Vessels
ryon. The rr.oun,,s washington sxreoa


WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.~-Six steel
steamers Of the Lake type were char
tered by the United States Emergency
Fleet Corporation to-day as on bare
boat basis. J. Barstow Smull, vice
president in charge Of allocations. an
nounced to-day.
Three Of these vessels were char
tered to the United Steamship Com
pany, of Galveston, to be employed in
service between the West Indies and
Gulf ports. They are the Lake Gera,
Lake Flourney and Lake Fairlie, each
of 4,155 deadwelght tons.
Lykes Brothers, Of Galve ston, were
the charterers OF the other three ves-
sells of thi4 type. They are the Lake
Slayi, 4,278 'deadweight tons; the Lake
Florian, 4,145 deadweight, and the Typ
ton, 4,310 deadweight. These ships
also will be used in the West Indies
trade.
The charter contracts are for a Pc
riod of three months.
The terms are so cents deadweight
ton month, the charterers to furnish
protection and indemnity insurance
and pay voyage repairs; owners taking
care Of insurance repairs and insuring
the hulls.
These steamers replace a like mum
Der of vessels that were allocated to
these companies under the NJ. O-4
agreement
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Lasker Expects 'sLots Of
Criticism'' of His Board
Says Members Are Full of pep
and Ginger, and if Ousted
Will Beg to Remain

From The Trtbpne's WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Congres.
sional criticism Of the United States
Shipping Board, coupled with the
Sweet bill abolishing the board and
the several resolutions introduced yes
terday asking for financial statements
from the board, which inferentially
carried criticisms of the board. was
answered to-day by A. D. Lasker
chairman Of the board, on behalf o.
himself and the other commissioners
MI. Lasker said that the Shipping
Board expected lots Of criticism and
the commissioners were prepared to
meet it by giving the best services they
were capable of in their efforts to put
the American flag permanently on the
seven seas.
"Both the President and the mem
bers of the Shipping Board" he said,
feel very encouraged at the progress
made during the first four months at
our task, and we are full Of pep and
ginger and on the job to accomplish
what we have set out TO do.
"The board members are going to
stick to this job with all enthusiasm
and hard work, and will only quit il
the President puts them out, and then
they will beg him to let them stay"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Incoming Steamships

Due To-day
Ea.tsrn ss, Sea. Ansrsrs, n9rs. sept 40 Agency
Italia. Gibraltar. Oct s........ C,ihard Linz
wnlfaro. Los Angeles. Sop, n; os
McKeesport. Havrs. Oct :.
Cosmo poiitan line
Canadian Af'l'r nu'no' w;y;..s Hy5.: ssDs 4
NocrdAn. Plymouth. Oct u,
Holland America Line
American Line
ssbotswan. R'zerta. oct 4.
c.. ,r,, United American Lins
Lapiaud. cherbourx, oct IL. RED Star Lin.
Duo Te-msrrew
Arabic. Naples. Oct -. white star Line
cedrie ous.ustown Oct isWhit is.... Whits star star
San Benito. Aimeria. Dot 10. United Fruit
City of Agra. oran' Sept -, X.,
Toloa. Havana, Oct 90. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
America, oussnssovn, Dot TO-. ~ Lines
United States &C copsnn.ssn. Ts;n. H, OCT -:
A.syr4.. Mov.lis. Got ~. .cun.rd. sS. Hnehoe dne
BALTIC. American Line
Pacific Steam Navigation Co
"a Lorraine. HAvre. Oct is... French Line
Ny Porto Rico Limo
Delayabre. Santos sept 80.
LAmport 4 Holt Line
H Luckenbaoh. San Francisco, Dot s,
Maracaibo. Curacao. Oct 10.
Bliss. Dallett a CO
Duo Tuesday
VrEiniAn. Hamburg, Oct II.
United American Lines
Madonna. Lisbon. Oct 1o......F Fabre Limo
Duo Wednesday
Mentauk, London. Oct lG
Atlantic Transport Linz
Anna Puerto Colombia. OCT ~.
Caribbean IAns
Due Thursday
Adriatic. southampton. Oct 10. .whiss star
TT Hamilton, Bermuda, Dot Is.
Eurness. Witty l. Co
Duo Friday
George Washington, Southampton Oct 20.
United States Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

strombus tBr). Tampico; Truxillo Tampa
2acapa. Tela. Sailed. Strs Canadn Mar,i
tJap), Yokohama; Chalutcco (Jond), Port
Cortez; Coroxal. Porto Rico; 0esha (Nor),
Antwerp; Poljana tNor), liverpool Rama
tNic). Biuefelds; Sabine Sun. Port Lobos;
sachhenwnld (Ger), ITnmburg; santa Rita,
spxis; saxolna (Br) ITavre; Trorhon
(Br). Montreal.
PORT TAMPA. Oct 21--Arrived: Str
Beatrlcc, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND. Me, oct ei--Arrived: strs
Hampden. Norfolk; :Byiay,. Norfolk Sailed
schrs Horace Stone, Norfolk and Car
New York. Kenncbunk (from Hlisboro,
b. New York; Thomas II Lawrence
{frOm iron sullvan). WI New York: Ida Gibson
Lister tfrom st John. b. New York.
SAVANNAH Oct 21--Arrivcd: strs City
OF Atlanta, New York Howard Baltimore,
and sailed for Jacksonville Sailed: Str
Sarmstia Dan). New York.
TAMPA. Oct 21-Sailed Strs Lake FL
mont New York: Lake strymon. Mobile.
VINEYARD HAVEN: Mass. OCT al-Ar-
Scotia for New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Liner St. Paul to Make Next
Voyage 10 Pacific Oceaa,

The American liner st. Paul, which
has been laid up at New York for
several months, will make her next
voyage to the Pacific Ocean, it was
announced yesterday. The ship has
been chartered to a tourist agency ia
make voyage in the summer Of 1922
to Honolulu and San Francisco and
return.
The St. Paul was fully reconditioned ed
shortly before her withdrawal last year
from the American Lines transatlantic
service. Her speed is better than fif-
teen knots.
Another International Mercantile Ma
rine ship, the Red Star liner Kroon-
land. also has been chartered for a
trip to the West coast, to carry party
Of Mystic Shrine members from New
York to San Francisco and back, in
June and July, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Army Orders

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.--Army or,
ders issued to-day follow:
reiie,ving to Camp Bsnnins: Lord
Ms1. =: n; Moropsy. Nat. T j.. Psnnls
Thode Capt. j.; Grlard, Capt T. w
McCeariey. IL ]. B.: Goltry. 1t. II. W.
Eturm, 1t. J. Cant, 1t. II. B.; Knoll
Medical Corps
Baliou. Capt. %. jr., to Washington
Terry Capt. 9. II. B.. to Washington.
Gates. Mar W. j.. to Fort Sam Houston.
Cumming Capt n E., resigned
verdier Cont Surg. C. F.. to New Orleans
Quarter,naster Corps
Caldwell. 1t. A N. to Corvallis
i. Cavalry
Milton. Maj. A; M, TO Del Rio.
Garrison, Capt. c. D., to Fort Bliss.
Field Artillery
Eurds, 1t O. Jr.. to Camp Dix
Bradley. Capt. I. N. to FORT sir.
Coast Artillery
Kelly, It. p. b.. TO Washington.
Murphy, Maj. r. r. to Walter Reed
coupiand. 1t r. C, to Springfield, Mass
Hudsins. Capt. l.. A.. to Wilmington.
Miscellaneous
Eamey. 1t. II. k. Air Ser, TO Langley
Wilkinson. Capt r., Eng. G.. to TT. sl,s,
MURRAY. Col. p. Gen. STAFF. to Governor !
wnipple. Maj. IL g.. L. s. Army. to New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Oct 21-Arrived: strs
sts MtSn'0nH ne: Gqp,ySsstSn Willsoe Los Angel.
New York: Sailed: strs Nelson, Nuevttas: ,tt.s :
1rcaH Paita. Peru; Perseo ID. Gibraltar :
BOSTON, Oct ct s1MArpixed; oliqix stu s,r,,
yyoIl, Liverpool Via st Johns and Halifax
ton; Transportation. Baitmore; Everets
Baltimore; Munaibro. Baltimore; Greo,nn'
Bhalsimoss nh,s and Norfolk; Ontario. Phiisdei-
2Nor)i Tarnpico Oatter 2oth). Sailed: !:
Strs San Bruno tBr>. Havana and Port
Lhimon; LnnsN,;; sswalrs Point. Norfolk; Meteor.
CHARLESTON, G. Oct a1--Arr,v.d, i,
etrs Princeton. Tarnpico; Comanche, Jack
sonvillo (and proceeded to New York; !;
West Durfse. Galveston for liverpool !;
Sonnis Peak, Houston for Bremen
0ALVEsTON. Oct 21-Arrived: strs El
Mundo' New York; Lake slavi. West Indian
sssTts; soaG mqto5 st9. na,n ship Ameres chrsiania
ons Brl. Tampico; Lucellum C3r), Euro
Pean ports; JoBiah n Macy. New York; Co
'01.z JAcxso3NvIMTTREo ixHu3 vvI1YMsTRo01 Oct a,A-r,v.o
Mohawk, New York: Norman Bridge. Tam
2iSo g1 Wekika, Hamburg. Merrim.c. Phia-
oeIphia. Sailed; Str Merrimack. Balti-
NOZZLE, Oct 2l---Arrived strs Bra
bant, fsa, Port Lobos Sailed strs Tuscan,
:. MONTREAL. Oct $1-Arrived: Str.
Cairnross I,, .tBr), Leith; Tamaaua {Br).
Hu1: Hu,l: Sailed strs Vague. New York !;
(Br). Antwerp.
NORFOLK Oct 21--Arrived 20th: stra J II
,DevereauX,. New England: Perry Setter
turks Island; Philiron (Gk). Baltimore;
Page, Providence; Missouri (Br), Baiti-
more; Taxandrier (Br). Galveston; Bowden
SNor}; Baltimore; city Of Cambridge lBrj,
ilton. New York; Harvey n Brown, New,
England: Apple Branch (Bry, Valpa raiso;
Hoxbar. Port Lobos Craigrownie, New Ems
Noyes New England; Kina DAM. Cria-
tobal. Sailed: 2oth. strs Ruth, New Eng
iand; pemstrios Pandelis (Gk), MarseiIies;
pool via La Paiice: 21st, Paul Paix tBr),
Donges; Maine fsehr). New England:
1aa,ha Banka q sDuD, Naples and Dutch East
Port. Arthur; Alcaeus Hooper (schr), New
England; Ta8andrier (Br), Antwerp. vita
Rotterdsm Howden Nor>. Baltimore;
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct 21--Arrived: Str
Eastern Star, New Orleans
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.---Arrived:
strs Pencisely. (Br) Calan1ata shd Patrxs
Vie New York: Joseph J. Cuneo (Nor).
London, Hull and Ieith: Essex. Jackson
y'lle and Savannah; Nantucket, Boston;
RoanoEe. Tampico; n pew, Port Arthur;
Sailed: Strs Runa tNor>. Port Antonio;
Grel Fryda fBr), Havre via Bordeaux,
Matintcook. New York; Viking (Nor), Liv-
erpool, Bayonne New York; Springfield,
Seattle: Grof Khuen Hedervar (ItaN. c;i-
braltar uor orders: Sunbeam, Port Ar
thur; Gulftrade. Tampico; Black Heath
6Br, Alexandria,: William Boyce Thomp-
son, Now Orleans; Levant Arrow. Beau
mont.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Oct 91--Arr,vsA: !:
shields; varril (Nor). Norfolk Sailed :
strs Brilliant. Tampico; Cardiur, Tam
pico; Gulfcoast, Providence.
PORT EADS, Oct 2l-r-Avived. strs
Creole, New York: Fueoii. Mexlco: lsa
bella, Porto Rico; Liberty Bell, beaumont
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Cleared

str ss''s %A,s :ns, ss.r qss..a n,ss Ho~.'A
olsssow ssf ys 1s cspsa,n Blake
Str Cretic tBr). Captain Marshsi,
rs, ron,a Delgada and Gibraltar via Boston
Tampico; The Texas CO.
st, Str Britannia (Fr,. Captain Meuton
Str New Amsterdam (Dt). Captain vas
Den Pen,dsns ausval; I Rottsrdsn =. flymeush sat
don; Atlantic Transport iins ~
Msnohssssr M n'Sea VIII. ss2 STAR nns Gspta'n Smith
Str Orduna (Br>. Captain Taylor; Cher
bourg. Southampton and Hamburg; Roya
Str General W " G Gorsas % <A,n>. capta,,
Pssama rurt RaroSa au Prings 2r. and chrotob
deira and Gibraltar; Cunard Line.
Str Nirgilia tBr}, Captain Gibbons; Lon
Str Uida tBr), Captain lowell; Havana
Cristooal and Port Linon; United Frui
susn m and s'G" penss e figsn'n agsii Gerry Co. sa'
amon Str r0r rvEnss, y'esora ,ssv n5 csptan p.yi'
Str r city Of Eseknow s'' lssr,. c.ps..s
Y',sn Bremen; = r. Port Said and Aden; Norton
Nassau @ and Vs4a cruz; @' Dssse cuss .'ssa Ma
Str franchise tBr). Captain wiksns
Str Muroran Maru (Jap). Captain Horsu-
chi; Calcutta to Philadelphia; Nippon Yu-
sen Kaioha Line.
Str Kroonland tAn,). Captain Newman
Antwerp via Plymouth and Cherbours
str sxterenyi tItal>. Captain Kehrer;
Genoa. Naples and Palermo; Phelps Bros.
Inc.
Str Lake Fanin tAmy. Captain Dow; Will
mington and Brunswickt Clyde 8 g Co.
Str City OF Savannah (Am). Captain Bo
rum: Savannah; Ocean 9 Co.
Str Nueces (Am), Captain Davidson:
Galveston; Southern Pacific Co.
Str Pawnee (Am), Captain Leck; Balti-
more; Clyde 8 8 Co.
Str Arapahoe (Am). Captain Devereaux:
Str Calvin Austin (Am), Captain Holmes:
Boston; Eastern s 9 Co.
. str Tahsha lpr,; Captain Chalmers;
str Darden (Am). Captain Black. Tam
pieo: United States an6 Mexican OIL Co.
Str India Arrow (Am). Captain Woods !;
and San Francisco; Standard OH Co Of y
Str Theodore f Reynolds (Am), Captain
csmp0sll s,r ELL ssysss ssnss sr,, Msl,ory CO
Str pakotan 1xna>. Captain Higgins;
Hamburg to Boston: United American
Lines. Inc.
Str Ipswich tAm,. Captain Tucker;
Hamburg: United American Lines
Str Princess Matoika (Am> Captain
Bevan: Bremen and panzig; United States
Lines.
Str Lake El Rio (Am>. Captain Rainier;
Port au Prince and Kingston; Clyde s Co
Str Gothic Star (Br) Captain Hopper;
London; ii Winchester a. Co.
Str Buchanness (Br). Captain Davies;
United States Navigation.
Str Charles Pratt (Am), Captain Ostrand !:
Port Lobos; Robert L Hague.
Str L ] Drake fAm). Captain Gray:
Tampico: Robert l. Hague
Str lowan tAm). Captsin Hersey; RaIti-
more; United American Lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Arrived Yesterday

Str Martha washtngton, Bueuce AyrAs
Sept so, Montevideo Dot I. Santos = and
ship Limo. with sS passengers MAILS AMI
m mdse: Pier 2. Hoboken. j.
Str Aouitania (Br,. Southampton sMc
Co, Ltd. with e43 irst. $40 second, 4s8
third class passengers, mails and zndss;
Str Charles Pratt. Lobos Oct Is: 10 Rob
ert I. Hague. with crude oil; Pier 3. Con-
stable Hook. n y.
au Prince .; Aux Cages 10 and No<ant Bay
ID; to the Clyde steamship Co. with mdse.
Str Fort Gaines (Nor). Baraeoa Oct 16I
% the Giorgio Steamship Co. with mdss;
Str Lord Byron (Br>, Cardiff Oct &: 20
Louis Dreyfus & Co Gin ballast>; anchored
Str Jefferson Norfolk; to the Old pomin-
ion Transportation Co. with mdse; Pier 20.
Str Matin,cock. Philsd.lphfa Oct 20, 70
Robert l. Hague: Pier so, Constable Hook,
IN J.
US s Newport; returned from ssa: 20
Tompkinsvilie.
st, city Of saysnnah. Savannah OCT 1s:
the Southern Pacino Co. with passengers
Str L ! Drake. Charleston Oct 10; 20
Robert L Hague in ballast; Pier 8. Con-
e t.. the !. Mallory Steamship Line. with mdse;
Str Bl Alba. Galveston ocs IS: to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse; Pier So.
Str Lake chelan. Rsit,nore oet 10; 70
mdse; Pier ~. e r.
Str Lyons Maru Jap). Ttsnts.n Aug 70.
Sas'na sShsngha' Aug 1s Hong kenE .a Aug "a,
sss tra1eisso Sept M e c4.ssossl oo. ~:
to Houlder, Weir & Boyd. with nadse
Pier !. Clifton. s ];
Str PawSnse; Balsimorss OCT is' TO Clyde
to Barb Inc; Pier as B'klyn.
Hl1Kittery. ST Thomas and Harnp-
ton Roads; Navy Yard, Brooklyn
g RAT. Key West; Navy Yard
~ vs ss.s wil.,sm Y r B Preston. se.: anchored
U 8 8 Blakciy. ser; anchored off ssth
: Barney. ss., anchored OF seth
" s g Graham. sea; anchored Oft
~ s. DahlgEen. sea; anchored Off
Gravesend Bay.
Us Bernadou, ses; anchored of ssth
U 8 s Prebls. sea: anchored on ssth st
Y g s ssmmes. sea; anchored in Graves
U s 8 crowninshi.ld, aravesend Bay:
ANCHORED off e6th st, N n.
s s Coast Guard Gutter Greshana. re-
turned from sea; anchored Off Tompkins-
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Sailed Yesterday

Steel Age (Arn), Baltimore. Yokohana snt
Kobe; vestalia (Br), Tore, Annunsiata a
Naples and Genoa; Bersensfjord (Nor)
Dergen and Chrsstienia: Masilia ts~ ],
and Genoa; Lord Ormonde (Br). Rremer
ana Hamburg; General George w. aoethals
George H. Jones (Am), Tampico: Ctt1 al
Lucknow (Br}, Port Said. karnchi and
Bombay Lake Fannin tArn). Wilmington
ana Brunswick; Britannia (frr), Provi-
oence, Lisbon and Marseilles: InGta arrow
CAMP. Hong Kong,
schrs Francis Goodnow (Am), South
Amooy' N j. and Wasgwostic <Br). Nor.
Newport, Dahisren, Hatfield, Her.
bert, schenck, Leary. Dickcrson ant
Preple, sea; Graham, Gravesend bay; i {
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Dollar Is Entertained
Ry Steams1,in Men

Captain Robert Dollar, president Of
the Dollar Steam ship Company. met q
number of ship owners and merchants
at luncheon at India House yesterday.
President H. H. Raymond, Of the Clyde
Mallory Lines and president Of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
tion, presided and expressed the graft
fication OF his friends at the meeting
with Captain Dollar on his return from
a voyage in one Of his own ships around
the world. Captain Dollar entertained
the gathering with recital of incidents
of his journey, notably his visits to
ports of China and India.