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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK. Aug lo-Str Andrew Jack
cording to advices received here to-day.
Is putting into Ponta Delgada with one
propeller blade missing.
Str Salvation Lass, Rotterdam and Bill
bao for Tampico, IS reported at st Thomas
on Aug and IL delayed in sailing on
account OF trouble with the crew.
GLASGOW. AUG Str Cameron!a. which
arrived here from New York collded with
the Str Bjarma, which lying at tho
quay at Princess Dock. The Bjarinia had
several plates damaged above the water
line and expects to complete repairs In
two or three days. The Cameroria was
undamaged
SAN ERANcIsco. Aug 1o-The Str
Golden Gate. Manchester, England. for
San Francisco. via the Panama Canal, is
Cristobal. according to a wireless MESA &c
received to-day by the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce. The captain and
fourteen of the crew rema Tred with the
ship. while ten OF the crew made for
Cristobal for assistance. wrecking tug
has been sent out, the message said The
Golden Gate is a steel vessel OF 1895 tom
mage and is owned by the Rolph Coal and
Navigation Company, San Francisco
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The British steamer
Canastoto, from New York via sydney
New South Wales. for Wellington New
Zealand, was posted to-day at Lloyds as
missing. The Canastota sailed from New
York May T. with q general cargo. and was
last reported leaving Sydney June 13 for
Wellington. She was built at Glasgow in
1907, Is 4,904 tons gross register and car
ries crew Of about Al men.
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to to pull the steamer San Jose OF San Pu.
bio Reef. Asuncion Island upon which
s S vessel grounded Monday night. The
eight feet in the No. hold and Golfer
dam All the passengers are ashore on
Asoncion Island The cargo Is being jetti-
sonea, ana 'he Farouhar is removing bag
SEATTLE. Aug lo-The wreck OF the
oanaaian government str Canadian Ex-
auction. "as is"
VANCOUVER. Aug Io-rhe c p O
str princess Maquinna, which struck
rock at the entrance to Quatsno Harnor
Monday, arrived here yesterday under her
own steam With no damage beyond a few
plates dented.
SAN PEDRO. Aug lo-Possibili,y Of f.
lonsshoreinens strike at this port was
averted by the unanimous vote OF the
stevedores union TO remain at work de-
spite the wage reductions.
ST PIERRE. MiQuelon. Aug lc-The
Grew OF the Newfoundland fishing schr
Stanley Frank was brought TO this port
to-day by the Italian str Valdieri. which
collided with tho little vessel In a fog
early YESTERDAY , sending her to tho bot
schooner was anchored on Misaine Bank.
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug lo-The str West
Farlon sailed to-day for Liverpool with
wheat and -four
The str Kaisho arrived from Gray's Yyar-
Dor 10 load lumber for the Orient
The Dutch str rtisondari arrived from
San Francisco to load lumber.
The Henry Groves arrived from San
Francisco to load for the Atlantic sea
board.
The str willhiio sailed for New York viz
Puget Sound
BALTIMORE, Aug ia warrant has
been issued for Captain Eimerdsnger of
Philadelphia, charging him with setting
IRE to the gasoline schr Nellie and Mat
tie. or which he formerly was master, II
the wharf OF the Baltimore Canning Com
pany here.
Wages OF about 5000 employees at the
Bethlehem Shipping building Plant and
about 700 at the Baltimore DrydocSs and
Shipbuilding Company's plant hero will
be cut approximately 10 per cent begin
ming next Monday.
PORTLAND, Me. Aug 10---The Canadian
schr kaduskak was permitted to land
$4,000 pounds of halibut, seven swordhsh
and quantity of salt fish Permission
was given upon representation that Cap
tain Bert Pazant was unaware OF the car,
collation. of the wartime privilege for
Canadian vessels to land Ash at American
ports.
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Hope. Hamburg; Lackawanna (Br). Ion
dom sGhrs william Bisbee. swans island.
Una Han I Lamb ne, New York; Lizzie NJ Hall
New YORK; Thomaston. Bahama Islands
via Marcus Hook and Atlantic civ.
Sailed Strs Amelia, Port Antonio ] "
van Dyke, Boston, Sagua. Teia Arkansas
tDan), Copenhagen via Baltimore; on
tario. Boston; Manchester Importer (Er),
Manchester via Norfolk, Newport news
and Baltimore
PORT EADs. La. Aug io-Arrived: Str,
Blaafed (Nor). Vera Cruz; Danville
Mexico; Lake slavic, Cienfueg6e; Manzan,
i M,an Ta :; leo Memphis n,, City Mobile;
Iela: Portland Maru tJap). Norfolk;
S .,2son Hamburg; saxoleine OBJ.
y yaisa Wilma Kngd0 1non Steel l EsPorter NY
Strs Admiral De RuiJter (Dt), Bremen;
Oacanfield, Galveston; Farnam, Galveston;
i ln Isabel lspan). Barcelona; sagua
socrates (Br), Buenos Ayres; Tamaulipas
Mex), Vera Cruz. Warkworth (BD. ham
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Aug 1o-Ar-
rived; strs p r Warning. Baton Rouge;
Lake Elsmerc. Boston; schr G u Pendleton'
: nzpreT T.. sailed s.rs Van, Miami, How
Guif King. Port Arthur
SAVANNAH Ga. Aug 1o-Arrived: strs
s a,rs TampGo city Of Atlanta. Boston
NEWPORT NEWS, Aur , 10 pa Arrival
strs Ruapehu (Br). London; Balt4na ny
s gond9n G., Lueissn (Br}, New Orleans
'"iiSu 0tiS SulIHOl t3r), London, Ton-
p4u tl)an'zigen) Baltimore: Peshaur
tBr), London Nile (Br), Alexandria Irish
Monarch tBr). Matanzas; Corinthic lBr)
W ellington and Auckland via the Psnanla
:, NoRroLK. Aug 1o--Arrived 9th: strs
Mamari cBr), brisbane: Toliard, Liver
Pool poo, 10Th, skagern (swedl: Genoa; Noor1
dijk Du), Rotterdam; Edgewood, I'M
bingham; Strnda (Nor). Baltimore; China
Maru (Japl Portland. Ore; Chertsey (Br).
Neuvitas; Eastern Trader. Plymouth. Eng
land; Jefferson, New York; Winifredian
OBJ, Llverpool Beclsenhan, (Br), New
port, England; Brazilier (Br}, New Or
leans; kerhonkson. Shields; Lucien (Br),
New orlesns; Maid of ohios (Br), Barry !.
.Iohancy. New England; Iperia OBJ Lon
don; Ruapehu CBD. London; Bristol, New
England Rijindick CDu), Rotterdam;
kalypso Ncrgott (Gls), Barry. Sailed
sth: Strs Dorchester, New England
Andreas tGk). Galveston; Taurus (Nor},
Rio Janeiro; TransVali (Dan), Copenhagen
Shelley OBJ, San Francisco.
G.. GALvESToN. Ten. Aug 1o-Arrived:
(Dt, Rotterdam; Topila. Tampico. Coi1al.
New York. Sailed Strs Austria ling tl3r),
Frecmantle; Buchannoss (Br). Rotterdam :
j. u Asche. New York: Montgomcryshire
lBr), Bremen; Gasconier (Br), Antwerp;
El sol, New York; Gladysbe Tampico !;
Bi@kargi Mendi (Sp), Amsterdam; shaw
nut, Beaumont.
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Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel. Port. Agents.
Stockholm, Gothenburg, July so.
SweG Am Line
Pannonia, Gibraltar. Aug H.. .Cunard Line
Taormina, Naples, July so. Italia Am Line
Due Tomorrow
Paris Havre, Aug Co.. French L.ne
Albania, Liverpool. Aug Cunard Line
Antonio Lopez, Cadi2. July So Spanish Line
Justin, Barbados, July 4........ Booth Limo
Due saturday
Nocrdain. Plymouth Aug a.: Holla lam L
Hattie Luckcnbach, Rotterdam July IS
Luckenbach Limo
Due Sunday
Berensaria, outhampton. Aug g. Cunard y
Celtic, Liverpool, Aug 6 White Star Line
Lapland. Southampton. Aug 5...R Star Line
Msnchuria. Hamburg. Aug 3d.. Am Line
Patria, Palermo, July Co.,. Fabre Line
Due Monday
Hudson Danzig Aug 3.....u Mail Lane
QuiIpue. Cristobal. Aug 7.Pac Steam Nav CO
Due Tuesday
Vauban, Buenos Ayres, July %.
Lam port & Holt Line
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Arrived Yesterday

Str Gugllelmo Peirce UtnD. Naples July
q; TO Peirce Bros & Co. with II Arst, $50
second Ca bin. SIS Storage passengers and
mdse; Pier sc, y r.
Str Maravai (Br). Dernerara July 90,
Trinidad Aug ?. Granada Aug 3; to Fur
ness. Witty &, Co. with 6l passengers,
malls and mdse; Pier "a, Brooklyn.
strf Aniwa. Hamburg July 90; to the
Oriental Navigation Co, in ballast Pier
-. Clifton, I.
Str varg (Nor>. Porto Colombia July 80.
cristobal July "a, Kingston Aug i TO the
pis5 3 On L.ns TiR o psis anS md''
Str Garfield. Pacasmayo July II. Sala
very July 49, GuayaquIi July IS. Esme-
raldas July 81. Ruenaventura July 81.
Cristobal Aug 2 to W r Grace &; Co. with
lndse; Pier a. Brooklyn.
Str Munamar. Antilla Aug g. to Tho
Mpnson S Lines. with GO pass and ne.
Str Clan Maclaren (Br,. Cochin May 25,
St Michael July 26. Boston Aug 10 the
Barber S Lanes. with mdse; Pier az,
STR Tivives crlstobal July 20. cartagena
July 81, Porto Colombia August !: Santa
Marta august 2. Kingston august 8, T.. 10
str Gul, Prince, Port. Arthur, Tex, Au-
gust 9; 70 the Gulf Refining CO. with oil;
Gulf Refining Docks. Bayonne. J.
Str Ct Mihiel transporD, Cristobal July
20. San Juan August s; 70 the U Army
Transport Service with 90 first, 81 second
cabin. 1913 troops and stores; Pier 2, Army
Base, Brooklyn.
Str Leon XIII (sp) Vera Cruz August
.. Havana August g. 70 the Conpania
Trasatiantica, with 45 first, 20 second
cabin. SO steerage pass and mdsc; II pass
are FOR New York the remainder in transit
10 Spain Pier S, f r.
Str Walter D Munson. Nuevitas July go.
Porto Padre August 5: TO the Munson s 5
Line. with uldse; National Refinery. Yon-
Str CYCLIC Ot). Norfolk August 8 to The
Columbus Marine Corp. in ballast; Pier g.,
" s Z Il. Weehawken, y j.
Str Quillota {Br). cristobal Aug 2; 70
ssnderson &. Sons; with pass malls and
rdse; Pier AZ, \ r.
Str Despatch. Charleston; U Navy
lard. Bklyn.
str Osakis (Am). ronta DeIgada July 20;
20 United American Lines; with ndse; Pier
q Clifton, I.
Str Monteiair (Am). Falmouth July 90
- Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with lndse;
Pier . Hoboken, \ J,
Str Gicudo.le. Msyaguez Aug 4: TO At
lsntic Fruit Co; with indsc, Pier 3, u l.
and " 4 r. Hoboken. y J.
Str Hamilton (Am). Norfolk Aug 6; to
oid Dominion s 5 Co; with nldse Pier
ST. Is T. stead. New Orleans Aug 2;
. Pan-Arnerican Petroleum Co; With oil :;
Pier 80. \ i.
ST. Baton Rouge. Texas citty Aug 2; to
stable Hook \ j.
Str Mount Vernon CNor). Sauna August
s. TO the Atlantic Fruit co. with fruit.
bsdos
Str Bionfontein (BrJ, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11

In addition to the 500 employees in
Great Britain, there are 35 in the
Scandinavian countries, 6S in Holland,
Belgium and Germany, 70 in France.
% in Spain and Portugal, in Italy,
7 in Greece, 9 in Turkey and 10 in
Egypt.
Pay Roll Over a Million
These figures were given as of the
situation at April 80 last, at which
time the annual pay roll for the 606
employees was given as S1,002,176. 1t
was also stated that on June 80 the
number OF employees had been reduced
to 594 and the pay roll to $3.50, 1877.
For other foreign districts than in
Europe there were stated to be eighty
three employees, at an annual cost of
$4,000 The aggregate pay roll for
the foreign Offices, therefore, is al
most S1,20O,000
Officials of the Shipping Board are
stated to be planning the elimination
of many of the foreign offices. Most
of the executive positions in these Of
fees, it is claimed, are held by Ameri-
cans, the foreigners predominating in
the subordinate positions. This policy,
it is declared, has been pursued for
purposes of economy, as it has. been
possible to secure foreigners to do
minor work at much lower figures than
Americans would accept.
1t is now expected, however, that a
great reduction will be made in the
Shipping Boards personnel abroad, and
that in the staff left Americans will
predominant.
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Sears: Los Angeles. San Francisco Via Pan
ANA Canal; LuckenbacE Line.
Str Chas Fl Cra'np (Am). Captain Wood
house Los Angeles, San Francisco via Pan
ANA Canal: Atlantic Gulf < Pacific Co.
Str Pearldon Aln>, Captain Wiebe; Gal
veston: -Jexican on Corn.
Str Gauto tNorl. Captain Gram; Phila-
dolphia; Munson s S Lines.
Str Monterey tAm). Captain McInnis;
Havana and Progreso; N. Y. g. Cuba Mail
S S Line.
Str Manaqut (Br). Captain Robbins;
Banes: United Fruit Co
Str United States DAM. Captain Void
bord; Chrstiania and Copenhagen; Funch
Edye G. Co.
Str Lalande (Br). Captain Turner;
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro; Lanaport G. Holt.
Str Minnekahda tAin). Captain Gates
Hamburg via plymouth and Chcrbourg
American Line.
str Baton Rouge (An), Captain Hall !;
Baton Rouge Robert l. Hague.
Sch J. B. Young (Br), Captain Colford !:
Perth Amboy; j f Whitney &; Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11
American Ports

SAL11MORE, aug lo-Arrlvcd Strs
Brciz Izel lFr). Havre; Lake TiDpah. New
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug 10--Ar-
rived: Schr Northern Light, st Johns
3. for Providence. Sailed: Schrs Wa
pitt Obj from st Mnrgarcts Bay. 81.
New York Harry A McLennan OBJ Nrom
st John. n ~. New York; Mary G Duffy
I3r) from Halifax. New York; william
Booth (from Vinal Haven). New York.
BOSTON, Aug lo--Arrived and saile6,
Str Canopic N3r). New York for Azores,
ard Iiamb burg Via Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 10 - Arrived
strs Virginia (Br) New York; Florence
Luckenbach. Rotterdam via New York
Peter II Crowell, Nuevitas; Ozama, Guam
lea; Banan CNor), Santa Marta; Western
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Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, Aug 10 - Arrived: strs
sierra Duluth. z Recor. Islands; w r
stafford, Islands; A Chisholm, Islands;
J p. Walsh, Port Colborne Sailed: Strs
Sweden, Duluth; w r Stafford. Islands;
Il Recor. Islands
SANDUSKY, Ohio, Aug 1o-Arrived: str
" White, Buffalo. Sailed: Str Fitz-
gerald, milwaukee,.
LORAIN Ohio Aug 1o--Arr.ved: strs
T~'"'hle, Duluth; Grand Island, Cleveland
Sailed: Strs Princeton, Duluth; Trimble.
Duluth; Grand Island, Fort William; Con
ne lie Current.
TOLEDO Ohio. Aug 10---Arrived: strs
Owana, Detroit; City of Toledo. Iron Clin,
Sarnia. Sailed: Strs Owana, Detroit; City
of Toledo, Detroit.
HURON. Ohio, Aug 10 Arrived: str
Thomas Davidson, Cleveland, Sailed Str
Davidson, Milwaukee,
CONNEAUT, Ohio. Aug 10 - Arrived:
Strs Denmark. Bowers, Mcintosh, Wilkin-
sen, Duluth; Wyandotte. Marquette. Sail
cd: Strs Wyandotte. owen Sound: DEN
mark. Cleveland; Bowers, Wilkinson. Nc
fntosh Duluth.
ASHTABULA, Ohio, Aug 1o-Arrived:
Strs Glenbrae, Cleveland; l. Hutchinson.
Duluth; w II Becker. Superior. Sailed
Strs Glenbrae. Key Harbor: c l. Hutch
inson. w II Becker. Duluth.
FAIRPORT Ohio. Aug 10-Arrived: Strs I
l. Ellwood. Two Harbors Sailed: Strs d D
Williams, Two Harbors; L l. Ellwood
Toledo.
sOuTID CHICAGO, Aug 1o-~Arrived:
Strs William Olcott, Duluth; y l. Pierce,
TRANEV
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Sailed Yesterday

George " Jones tArn). Beaumont; Eastern
shore (Am), Jamaica Bay; Lake CannOns
burg (Ani), Jamaica BAY; Aladdin (A'n>,
Hsealn-or.,. Fort victoria D}r), Bermnda
1:zd'ant fAHl), Sabine; Guantauarno fArn).
aanzan.,io, Thomas IL Wheeler tAm)
texas cry; Aosaroks tAn). Philadelphsa
1irafores CEr), Santiago; Moderoi (Nor}.
$orfpiN. Lake FrolOno (AII), Hun and
l"i,h. MAnaqui G5rj. Banes ana Preston
"ai.eo tBr}. Hui; Eayonnc tAu). Phila-
'e-phie; Manrpac orc. London snd Ant
Nssp II Nsilo IAru,. Galveston; Concho
tAHaj. ~ West sHd GalVestOu, Allowsy
sArn). Shanghai; Creole tArl). New or
49, ro,4,"@r ,Anl' Bssn,en ano panzK
Tarts f$Oe]. Philadelphia; Harry Lucken-
oSch, Lp~ Angeles. Lake Jrolono. Lcith
trhs Francis /. Iaussig. Calais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11
444 Foreigners
In Ship Board's
European Staff
Only About Is Per Cent of
Representatives Abroad
Americans, According to
Data Before Congress
British Lead by 2 to I
Elimination of Agencies in
Many Parts of Europe
Expected To Be Effected

The suggestion by the House Ap-
pYopriations Committee that the num-
Der OF Shipping Board employees in
Europe be cut from about 400 to twenty
or thirty by November is the out
growth OF testimony given before the
committee as to the boards personnel
Tables submitted to the committee
b. the board show that the employees
attached to the main Office, which is in
London, and other employees in Great
Britain number sec. For the rest of
Europe the representatives. of the
board number 240, making the Euro
pean total SOC.
IS Per Cent Foreigners
1t has been stated in Congress that
the great bulk of these employees are
foreigners The boards tables bear
this out, for only slightly more than %
per cent OF the European personnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11

LONDON, Aug Str Centennial State
PIRAEuS. Aug S-str King Alexander
BQtLOGNE, Aug Str Centennial State
for London and proceeded
ANTWERP, Aug - Str Londonler
(Belgl Croxteth Hall (Brj
(Span).
Departures for New York
SANTOS, Aug s--Str Martha Washing
ton from Buenos Aires
BARBADOS. Aug Str vauban from
Suenos Aires
SHANGHAI. Aug Str Belnower.
DUNklRk. Aug Str Otsego.
ROTTERDA AM. Aug 8--Str Deuel.
TRONDHJEM, July 30-Str Songvand
(Nor).
CARDIFF Aug Str Clan Ranald (Br).
from Singapore.
ANTOFAGAsTA. Aug Str sherman.
BREMEN Aug Str America
SOUTHAMPTON Aug Str Cronesa
(Br) from Hamburg
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Chicago; II y Goulder Milwaukee Sailed :
strs Australia, Chicago; William ] OIL
INDIANA HARBoR. Ind, Aug lo-sailed
Str ) T Hutchinson. Chicago.
GARY. Ind. Aug lo-Arrived: Strs F Z
House. Duluth; r Hazard. Superior
Sailed: Strs August Ziesng, f House
Superior.
EsCANABA Mich, Aus 1O-Sailed: Str
Amberg, Detroit
DULUTH. MINI. Aug 1o-Arrived: strs
Iruesdale, Wood. Harvey Jenkins. Perk-
ms, Canopus. Sargent, Delaware. Morgan
IT, Lake Erie. Sailed Strs Farrell Morgan
jr, + Jones. Durham, P Mitchell Will
liam Livingstone, Cole. Wolf. Pioneer
Dalton. Squire, Wood. LOOMS. Tomlinson.
Lake Erie.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Aug 1o--sailed ::
Str Negaunee. Cleveland
TWO HARBORS. MINI. Aug 1o--Arrived:
str woods Duluth. Sailed: StrS c
Wallace. Arcturus. Lake Erie
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bir Laks Fernando fArn), Captain pet
t,sssoa; santiago. Ncw York q, Cuba, Mall
Str Lake F-olono (Am1. Captain Hils-
~1. Hull, Winchester u co.
?, ~ Ne" Britain fAm), Captain Sullivan;
tn9tssdani. Antwerp; Black Diamond = 8
10y. ~ s,n@rsgd Csot). Captain Hong. San
ti&s1. Atlantic Fruit CO.
sts Creole fAsnJ. Captain Jacobs; New
'lss@"h. southern Pacific Co.
. sts II Faiie (AmJ. Captain Wardwood
"~sFss'nn hpu;hsrn Pacific CO.
r. ~ f"ntno fAmj. Captain McIntosh
~sifss,tn ia KEY Wesf Mallory Line.
Sr Harry f.uckenbach Am). Captain
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Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
Winds Mt Sea To-day

Winds mt Sea To-day
Hatteras 70 Key West--Mode-ate winds
mostly southeast and south. and party
overcast weather.
over East Cult - Moderate TO fresh
weather and probably local rains
West Gulf-Nloderate to fresh southeast
and south winds and partly overcast
weather.
over Caribbean Sea and Wndward Pas
sage-Moderate easte~ly winds. partly
overcast weather. probably local rains.
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
% Hatteras-Moderate to fresh south and
southwest winds and partly overcast
weather.
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Berth Changes
Transferred to

Ablanset .......Anchored in Jamaica Bay
Amos Peg .................4t h st. Il r.
Calamares. ..................Pie .. n L
Ciquina. Federal Refinery. Yonkers
George II Kllnck. ......... Newark, j
Lake Allen. Fer j, HobNken
Laurel. Observation-Disclosures th ST, n y.
Manaqui. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pier Q, n r
Marie dc Ronde. Pier 10, Clifton n j
Mcngolian Prince. ...................
Federal Refinery, Yonkers
Plymouth. .......P!er 4, " r +,
Weeha vixen, n j
President Grant. 49,. Martins Docks, $ l.
santa Luisa Understandable 3S, b klyn
Srar. ................ Pier &c. Bklyn
Urbino. Tietjen &c Lang's d D, Hoboken
Western Glen....S l Ship Bldg Corp,
Port Richmond, I
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Transatlantic Mails

Tho CONNECTING N ais cloeo at tho Cen
oral Postofrice and CITY Hall Postoffce Sta
ton, New York. at p. m. az follows.
Hawaii. via San Franciaco. steamship
Manoa. August IL.
Japan. Cores. China, Siberia. French Indo-
china Netherlands East Indies (cxcept
suinatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. G.. steam
anip Empress Of Asia. August 10.
ia pan. Eorea. China and Siberia Especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11

Tyr AA Gus. August 10.
Hswa via san Francisco. steamship
Buckey state. August H.
Hawai-, Japan. Corea. Siberia and Philip
Pine Islands. via San Francisco. steam.
chip ShInyo Maru. August IS.
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Sail Saturday
City Island
Bound South

schrs Cape Blomdon tBr) Hnlshoro,
Townlcy, vessel to J + Whitney g. 90;
John schmultz Bridgeport for Ncw Yosk
hound East
cchrs Priscilla II, New York cor Nan
tucket. y T. Jayne, Perth Au,boy for
(.rrc1roIl
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York

ArrIVdtS TOM NOV YOrk
GOTHENBURG, Aug Str Ripon
MARSEILLES, Aug Str Bankdalc
(Br).
HAMBURG. Aug Str Somerset
DUNKIRK. Aug Str Remus
BAHIA, Aug S--Str Aware (Braz)
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug Str Orduna
U3r) Tor Hamburg and proceeded.
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$ Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

consists of Americans. and the British
employed outnumber the Anne ricans by
more than two to one. BY nationali-
ties the boards employees in Europe
a. the end Of April were as follows:
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Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
line; for daylight saving time add I hour
Sail To-day
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Str Gugllelmo Peirce GtnD. Naples July
q: TO Peirce Bros &; Co. with II Arst, $50
second cabin. SIS Storage passengers and
mdse; Pier sc, y r.
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$100 CASH
 BUYS HOME


 Now is the time to buy a home and stop your rent. New bungalow on large lot, 50x140, near car line and city water. Price only $1. 450, $100 cash, balance $20 monthly. Thomas Realty Co., 20 W. Adams It
 FOR SALE-5-room modern ce- ment block house. furnished; sell at a sacrifice; late model Dodge or Ford and some cash IS part payment; rest easy terms; get busy, make me offer. 1918 F.. Fillmore D HOUSE FOR SALE-Also display y of plans, dwellings and flats. N. P. Agren, Contractor. 521 E. Willetta Street. 5-hh FIVE ROOM brick, all modern close in. 1921 N. 1st St. Owner It HOUSE for sale. Cali at 1926 E. WilIetta. r
Arizona republican., 1921-05-06

LOT 6oxl45, sidewalks, s525. sI00 ash. wonderful buy. Phone 3394. D
Arizona republican., 1921-05-06

FOR SALE or trade 320 acres 4i2 miles southwest of Cohagen, Mon
 tana, good farming land, running water through land. Oil expectation; small house. Will exchange for Phoe- nix property or small ranch. See the owner at Phoenix Sanatorium. Dim itar Koloff Phoenix San, Phoenix Ariz. TIT
Arizona republican., 1921-05-06
FOR RENT APARTMENTS

FIVE room and private bath apart ment. nice and clean. Phone 8175. D
 IF YOU went something up- to- date, look at No. 5 E. Garfield, one beau tiful room apartment, furnished; will rent to Nov. l, owner leaving the city. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-05-06
Real Bargain

Jordan roadster, good paint, top and upholstering; good rubber, 3 wire wheels. Mechanically O. K
 Priced to sell. 245 x. First St. It
 WANTED-To buy Cadillac or other high grade car direct from owner. No agents. Must be late model, in Al condition and very cheap. Leave description and price at Commercial hotel desk for B POS,
 MODEL N Hupmobile "as is" for s350 cash 520 West Washington n
 FOR SALE = Roadster, perfect f mechanical condition. Price s450
 Phone s07.. n
 OLDS EIGHT - Excellent condi- tion; sacrifice; for s700 cash or trade for Ford and take difference. PA South First ave. n
 BUICK Light Six 5-passenger, worth ss50; will sell for s550 today; $500 cash, bal. s27.5O month for g months; good condition. Devel, at gas station. Fifth St. and Van Buren FOR SALE-Dodge roadster: good as new Phone 33s0. 461 N Center Str bs
Arizona republican., 1921-05-06

BUNGALOW garage, S13 N. Sixth Ave. Three-room apartment up
 stairs. modern: one room and garage downstairs; price $2750; can be seen mornings only, or see Mrs. Jackson, Bayless' soda fountain, for appoint ment It