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AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Telegraph. j

BOSTON. Mass. July 31--Arrived. strs
Chickamauga, 3Gothcnburg: Delaware, New
York; Governor Dingley, st John. NIB: North
Land. New York: Prince George tBrl, Var
mouth. Ms; San Gil (Br), Port Linon
Santa Rosalia, Pacific coast ports via New
York; schrs NJ NJ Hamilton and Regina
Eastern ports; tug Revere, New YORK. tow
ing barges Edgewater and Dunmore
Below-A steamer, probably the Canopic
(Br), from Genoa and Naples.
Sailed 30th strs Tanamo, Tela: Coast
wise. Norfolk.
Sailed 31st. strs Hilton, New York; Sabine
Sun (supposedD, New York; North Land,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

According 10 cable advices received by the
Cunard Line the Mauretania win resume her
sailings In October. The Cunard Line have
chartered the Empress of China. formerly
the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, 10 san Thurs
day, Aug %, and Saturday, Sept IL, west
bound: and Wednesday, Sept Z, and Satur-
day. Oct 1, eastbound. Tile Empress Of
China Will take the Mauretania's first and
second class passengers for the August and
September sailings.
ST JOHN. NIB. July Si--Sehr Rupert X
tBr), from Cape Breton. CB, for Campbell-
ton, NIB, has been lost at sea- crew saved.
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WIREIEss REPORTS.

Str iceland tBrl. Antwerp Tor New York.
Is expected 10 dock al pier 81, North River,
about $50 AM Monday
Str Ryndam (Dutch). Rotterdam. SC. for
New York, Is expected to dock at foot of
9Th street. Hoboken. Monday forenoon.
Str MORO Castle, Havana for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier i'll East River.
Monday morning
Str Dante Aliehieri GtaD. Naples for New
York, Is expected to arrive in Quarantine
Tuesday afternoon.
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PHYSICIAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
DIR. David Trough of Boston Hangs
Himself In HIS Hcme.

BOSTON. Jdly si.--Dr. David D.
Brough, former city Deputy Health
Commissioner. committed suicide BY
hanging at his home In Charles street
to-day. Dependency was assigned as
the cause.
DR.. Brough was removed from his po-
sition in March last by Health Commits
sioner William O. Woodward, who
charged neglect OF duty. He had been
connected with the Health Department
since 1893 and was made Deputy Com
missioner In 1917.
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INDoRsED ny HARDING.

WASHINGTON. July 31.--The work OF
the National Library for the Blind is in
dorsed by President Harding in a let
ter written to Miss Eta Josselyn Grif-
An, director of the organization, in con-
nection with the ninth biennial conven-
ton of the American Association Of
Workers for the Blind, at Vinton, Iowa
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DANCERS to Navigation.

IReported to the photographic office.1
July 90 about 10 miles s " r Cmag) from
Fenwick Island Shcal lightship, a beacon
with cylindrical top mark, standing upright.
July 2s. lat 81 OF. Ion 10 80. a spar pro-
jecting about 10 feet out Of water, appar-
entity attached 70 snbmergea wreokage.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. July 31-Barometer at
noon, 9s2 inches: wind. Sc. strong breeze /;
weather. dull and cloudy; temperature, 8
deg Fair.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ecoNrINunp rRoM PREcEDINc PAanl

Str Iowan. Boston. to the United american
Lines, with indse.
u s army transport cantigny. Antwerp
july II.
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Operators of
Freight Services

1 The Admiral line
IL State ST.. N. X.
Bowling Green j625
tSee 1000
2 American Line
II Bway, n. Y. y. G'n 1880
(See 69-Al
IL Atlantic Transport Go.
. Bway. y. !. u. GIN s304
tSee 69-A
IA Balt. Oceanic :. $. Co.
Continental Bldg. BALTIC.
81. Paul 446i
rs Baltimore Steamship Co.
80 Bway. N. Y. Bid. 03eg
l6 Barber steamship Lines
IL Bat. Pl.. NY. VIII. 1900
10 Black Diamond s. s. Corp.
OF Exch. ri. Rector 1892
20 Blake, w. A., a Co.
80 Cav ST., BALTIC.
ST. Paul $3.50
23 Bull. a. IT,. & Co.
40 West St., NY. Ben 2eoo
"a CaIIaghan. Atkinson 6 Go.
II Bway. n. Y. II. On 1870
81 Carolina Company
Charleston, 8. g.
20 Clyde Steamship Go.
Pier 80. n. r., NY. Sp.
(@see TS)
81 Coium. pac. Shipping Go.
Bd. Trade. Portland, O.
tSee 1922
- Cosmopolitan :. Co., Inc.
AZ Bway, n. Y. Bd. 5f5i
liz w Adams ST.. Chicago
Ran. 3Si5
40 Earn line Steamship Co.
1870 S. 4th ST.. Phila.
4e Elder steel s. $. Co.
90 Broad ST.. N. Y. Bd. 29e0
q u. G. Evans & Sons
454 California ST.. San Fran.
a T1weiI. 7. W., a Go.
II state st. MY. B.G'n 76eo
45 Emery. y. -. & Co.
Ia State ST.. Boston
81 Export Steamship Corp.
2h Bway. N. Y. IT, GIN 35i0
~ Export Transp. Co, Inc.
~ Bway, ". Y. Bd. 4ii1
81 rrrrcc q Cnn. s. E. Corp.
i.o rway, n. Y. Rec. $500
81 General Navigation Co.
is Bway. ". Y. nd. 1891
80 General Steamship Corn.
a24 Fnnsome. st., San Fran.
Kcarney 400
S5-A Grace. w. n, q Co.
csee io5, ~ Il. n c'n 1870
30 Gr"eu star =. g. Corp.
ico Bway, ~. Y. Bon 22oo
"a Harris. MnriiI q Co.. Inc.
30 $. VIM. St. Bd. dDsJ
65 rrn~lrr & Co. Inc.
2 Bway, ". Y. y On $500
6s Int. Treishting Corp.
TO Bway, ~. ". Cort aas7
LAFAYETTE Bldg, phlia.
Lombard 1888
Gs-A Int. Mercantile Marine
III Hwav. ~. ~. ". On 1880
tsee .. n, ii6)
7s Kerr Stram~hlp Co.. Inc.
- Beaver ST.. NY. I'D. e70O
s3 rird Nav. Go.
~ Battery. n, Y. VIII. i45s
~ Iykes Broihers
Ciddcn BLDG. Galveston
- MaiIorv Steamship Co.
Pr 40. n. r.. MY. Spg. $500
tssre 20)
n Mallory, &. ~. 3 Co. Frc.
II Bway. n. Y. u. G'n $3.50
80 Matsun Nnvigntion Go.
100 Market IT., san Fran.
So Mccormick q Mcrherson
AO2 Market ST., san Fran.
1StRrncy 2632
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr Madonna @ (BrJ. Halifax for New
York to Cfilmartin G Co.
Schr John Schmults. Bridgeport for New
York
Tugs James McWillianls. with barges tat
q AMI; a + Skidmore, with 2 tat 10 AND /;
Goodwin No IA, light (at 1913 AND. Jessie
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Bound East.

Y Forsyth. WIN ? Cat 2:so PNpi Eastern.
with Cat PAD.
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South America

Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo
and Buenos Aires
From New York
Aug 3-fIuron (gi)
Aug 1T--Aeolus (gD
Aug 3i--South. Cross (gi)
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Far East

Manila, Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From San Francisco
Aug fs-c,reoie State f105)
Sept. t4-wolver. State (f05)
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai,
Honskong. Manila
From Seattle
Aug 8--Keystone s. I'D
Aug 27-Wenatcheo (f)
Sept 1f--Silver State 1i
Oct s--Keystone State CID
Nov 5--Wenatchee III
Nov 28-Silver State Cd
From san Francisco
Aug 20 Golden state tioO
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From Norfolk
Aug 3--Corson (72)
Bristol Service
From New York
Aug lo--Lake Elsah C75l
Aug 2J-L. F'arber GTj)
Bristol-Avonmouth
From New Orleans
Aug 15-Anth. Bridge C153)
Bristol. Liverpool and Man
chester
From Philadelphia
Aug 5--Monomac (64
From Norfolk
Aug 12-MonoInac (6i)
Bristol, Ayormouth. Belfast
and Drblin
From Baltimore
Aug 6--Asquam (i5)
Constantinople and Black egn
Ports
From New York
Fcvg--Wheeling Mold (23)
Cork. Dublin, Belfast, Ion
dondcrry, Sligo
From New York
Aug 13--East. King (sg)
Aug 27--Moravia Br. (s9)
Cork, Dublin, Belfast md
Londonderry
From Philadeiphla
Aug 15-Mt. v. Bridge (s9l
From Boston
Aug 26-Mt. v. Bridge tsel
Danzig. Libau, Riga, Stettin
From New York
Aug oo-A Steamer Q26)
Dunkirk
From New York
Aug 20-McKeesport (33)
Sept 3--Remus (33)
Dublin Belfast
From New Orleans
Aug 2o--Galveston Ci53)
Genoa
From New Orleans
Aug 15-Carlton (153)
From Galveston
Aus io-Ravington Ci53)
Glasgow
From New Orleans
Aug i5--ward U55)
from New York
Aug CIV. Taccok t6a-A1
From PhiIndeiphis
Aug 20-w. Tacook (69-A
From jacksonville
Aug 2o--Sundance (i4G)
Sept iJ-Ingold GAG
From Tampa
Aug n--smdance GAO
Sept 5--Ingold (i4dl
Glasgow. Dublin, Belfast
From New Orleans
Aug 5--Liberty Dell (i53D
Glasgow and Avonmouth
From baltimore
Aug e-palisades (t)
Aug 2O.-Coeilpdn (15l
Aug Si--Monmouth Ci5)
Greek, Turkish and Black sea
Ports
From New York
Aug f5--Blair C4T)
Goshcnbnrg, Stociholm, CO.
pcuhnErn. NnImo, Helsing-
fors and Rcvai
From New York
Aug ii-chickamaura (s9l
Aus 3l--Mason city (so)
Hamburg
From Baltimore
hur a-Auhurn (ea.A)
Aug i5--W. Chataia tUa-A)
Prom Philadelphia
Aug i3-Duranof GOA
Aug 3i-East Indian OGa.D
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the, Sc
" "
-.
VI
'lliir,E,ii
ALL, ]
Freight
Services
Key number In parcntheses
following ships name indi-
Gates name OF operating com
pany In preceding list.
Europe
Antwerp-see Havre
From New York
Aug New Britain (inN
Aug 15-Stor7n King (1gp
From Baltimore
Aug 3--New Britain (ie)
Aug 15-Edgemont Ct9J
From Jacksonville
Aug a1--I. ksOnville (14G}
sep. 11-Willscox ti46)
From Tampa
Aug 0-Jaoksonville (146)
Sept i--Wlllscox G4G)
From philadelphia
Aug 9-Eastern Dawn (ia)
Antwerp and Havre
From New Orleans
Early sept--Cr. D'Alene (sT)
Antwerp md Rotterdam
From Baltimore
Aug 1o--west. Maid C4s)
Aug 25-Elmsport (4S)
From Philadelphia
Aug f--Liberty Clio CT2)
Aug i0-Schoharie (72)
From Hampton Roads
Aug 1--West. Maid (is)
Aug 2T-Elmsport (if)
Alexandria. Constantinopie,
Piraeus, Salonica, Smyrna
From New Orleans
Aug o0--Asiibee (i59
Barcelona
From New Orleans
Aug 2O-Tampa ti4Gl
Sept i0-Aiascn (li6)
F~~-, Tampa
Aug 10-er1spl ti46)
Sept . 5;asca tiifD
Trpr, Galveston
Aug 2o-Jeff Davis (iss)
From savannah
Late Aug--Joff Davis C153)
barcelona, Valencia. Genoa
and Piraeus
From Baltimore
Aue--Apsaroka tiD
Bilbao
From New Orleans
Sept io-Noddle Island Ci4G)
From Tampn
Sept f--Noddle Island (i45)
Bord-nuv
From New York
Aug 2o-Pipestono Co. (ss)
Bremen
From Gaiv~.ton--TeSas City
Aug fO--Cont. Bridge tT0
from New oricans
Aug 4--Audl'or fTD
Aug Ca Steamer (TO
Bremen and Danxig
From New York
Aug io-potuinac tl5O)
Aug 23-prln. Mntoika (iJ9)
Aug 3O-Hudson (i5g)
Sept 22-Potomac (l50)
Drcmcn and Hamburg
From Houston
Aug 10 Nacoinct Ci20)
Aug 2J--Atl. OF Texas Cie0)
From philadelphia
Aug -Chicliaeaw C72l
Aug Westbrook t12l
Prom baltimore
Aug 5-rior~on (12)
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lips Or n
~ y
u
- : :
L q
81 Mississippi Shipping CO.
New Orleans, La.
80 Moore & Mccormack Co.
) Bway. N. Y. d. GIN 1855
81 Munson s. s. Lines
61 Wall. n. Y. B. GIN $500
96 New OrI. & $. A. $. s. ".
q. G. Bldg, New Orleans
a7 ". Y. & Arg. s. s. Co.
so Bway. N. Y. Bd. 1890
as n. u. & Cubn NJ. s. s. Co.
Ft. Wall. N. Y. Jno. 4G00
90 n. Y. & Porto Rico SIS. Go.
II Bway. n. Y. u. G'n.a500
100 n. All. & West. $. s. Co.
III Summer ST.. Boston
Beach $3.50
gs Exchange St. Port
land. Me.
1856 So. 4th St. PhIla.
Io1 Northern Steamship Co.
Il Battery. n. Y. VIII. lTsi
1o4 Oriental Nayigatio, Go.
80 Bway. n. y. VIII. $50
IO5 Pacific Mail =. :. Go.
Hanover 50. u. Cfn 1880
100 Pacific Steamship Co.
IA State St, N. Y.
Bowling Green 56o5
The Admiral Line
(see -
107 Page & Jones
Blk. Of Mobile Bid. Mobile
I14 Potter Trans. Co., Inc.
II Bway. N. Y. b. G'n s5i3
Ii6 Rcd star Line
sSee Gg-A)
. Bway. N. Y. n. GIN $500
Ie0 Tsipiey. Daniel. a Co.
Marine Bldg, Galveston
Icf Rogers & Webb
10 State St, Boston
Ie1-A Roosevelt s. &. Co.. Inc.
A Beaver st. NY. I'D. 1865
lee Seaboard & Gulf 8. 8. co,
Pr. 30. E.R..N.Y. Orch.S44o
Ie3 Senger :. 8. Line
is Pearl ST. NY. B.G'n37i0
Ief sgitcovich. s., q Co.
Cotton Evch., Galveston
Ies sigsbee. Humphrey a Co.
% So. VIM. ST. Bd. 2053
I25 =. Atl. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg, washington
I3e sprague. G. H.. q son
f4i MIX ST.. Boston
I36 state Marine Co.
Munaey Bldg, Baltimore
st. Paul 1884
100 steele. J. Hw.. & Co.. Inc.
2t02 Strand. Galveston
30 Broad st.. N. Y.
$50 Common ST.. N. Ori.
40 Strnchar Shipping Co.
Savannah. Ga.
J4i strithers & Dixon
3i3 Sansomc ST., San Fran.
ff2 sudden n Christensen
~ whitehall ST., ~. Y.
Bowling Green 004S
10 Market ST., San Fran.
tsec 80
I4f Susouehannn y. =. Co., Inc.
- Stone. NY. II. On 1858
(see 57)
1s5 Swnvne a Hoyt, Inc.
330 Sansome ST., San Fran.
fss Tam. Int. Ocean $. :. Co.
Tampa, TIA.
f47 Terminal shipping Co.
Eeyeer Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul 29f0
$50 Thorndyke & TrenhoIme
T.. G. Smith Bldg, Seattle
Isl Tracy. W. r.. & Go.
II State st. NY. B.G'nTGHe
f53 Trosdnle, Plant a tafonta
go Charles ST.. n. orr.
15f United Am. Lines, Inc.
30 Bway, ". Y. VIII. 1890
100 United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Tex.
I5T u. =. n Australasia Tire
3 Bridge. n. Y. II. ON bGs0
I5e u. $. Mail $. s. Co.. Inc.
~ Bway, ". Y. VIII. 2050
ig5 waterhouse. r.. a Co.
Central Bldg. Seattle
l06 Waterman y. y. Corp.
Mobile. Ala.
fg7 Vessel. DuvaI & co,
25 Broad ST.. ". Y. I'D. $3.50
i72 williams. Diamond g Co.
sansome ST.. San Fran.
ia Williamson & Rauers Go.
~ +. Day ST., Savannah
Tel. -
i55 Winchester. y. IT.. a Co.
Pred. BNch.. u. G'n 1850
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MHElxEEEBNgl EEzsxyEUK7
q 'aesS't91g' S'91''
ID
State. G.
klhs~ ~ D -
Sc
) OF IT
From Boston
Aug 1T-Deranof (6o-A)
Aug 27--East Indian (69-A)
From New York
Aug 5--Kenowis (I2)
Aug lJ-Eastcape (T2)
Aug 25--Satartia (72)
From New Orleans
Aug 4-Auditor (TT
From Gciveston-Tcxas City
Aug f5--cuttyhunk (7D
Hamburg and Bremen
From Norfolk
Aug 3--Corson (72l
From Houston
Aug f0--Maconnet Cl2oj
Aug 25--A:i. Of Texas (i20)
From Philadelphia
Aug 10--Chickasaw (T2)
Aug 20--WestbroolS tT2)
From Baltimore
Aug 5-Corson (T2)
Aug 17-Chickasaw (72l
Aug 27-Westbrook (72)
From New York
Aug 2o--McKeesport (3S)
Sept 8-Remus (33)
Havrc and Antwerp
From New Orleans
Late Aug--A Steamer (sg)
Early Scpt--Cr. D'Aleno (s7)
Havre. Bordeaux and 81.
Naxaire
From Philadelphia
Aug 15-Nedmac CGsJ
Havre, Antwerp and Ghent
From Galveston--Texas City
Aug i5--wcat. Hero (i2p
Aug 3o--steadfast Ci24D
Havre, Dunkirk. Bordeaux
From Baltimore
Aug 1o--westwood (t4D
espt 1o--Puget Sound (i47)
Havre and Ghrnt
From Houston
AUG 25--Minnewaws 12o
Hull Service
From New York
Aug lO--L. Frolono u75l
Aug PSI. Frohma G75)
Lisbon -oporto
From New Orleans
Aug 5--west Chetac dsG)
Sept i0--Noddle Island Cls6l
From Tampa
Sept i--Noddle Island u1c)
Liverpool
From Baltimore
Aug ii--Quaker City (4s)
Aug 26.-Ala (4S)
From Boston
Aug i3--Ossa (33)
From Hampton Roads
Aug i3--Quaker City (4s)
Aug .S--Ala (4S)
From New York
Aug -Montcialr (S3)
Aug 3O--Collnmer (33)
From Jacksonville
Aug 20 sundance (i4G)
Sept l5--Ingold (146)
From Tampa
Aug 5-sundancc tis5)
Sept 1--insoid GAG
Liverpool and Manchester
Tron Galvcston--TcNas City
Aug 30 Federal (lcfl
Aup Vfll4A gffAtf1ef. f1gtf
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Passenger
Services

Key number In parentheses
following ships name indi-
Gates name, address and teie-
phone Of steamship company in
list at bottom Of this column.
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Coastwise
Boston
From Charleston
Aug o-L. Eiienorah (2el
From jacksonville
Aug 81. EIIenorah C2a)
New York
From Mobile md Tampa
Aug I'll. fraristell (2o)
Aug i4-L. Elmont (29)
Pacific Coast Parts
From New orleans
Aug lB--rris (f4b)
Sept 3-Lake Ciunni GAO
From Galveston
Aug 25-Bake Gunni (i45)
Los Angeles. San Francisco,
Portland, seattle
From Phiiadeiphia
Aug T-Brush 1oO)
Aug 22--yalza tlO0l
From Boston
Aug f--Brush (i0ol
Aug i5--Yalza ti0ol
philadeIphia, Boston, Fort
land. Me.
From san Francisco and
Los Angeles
Aug i.-West 1sleta tio0l
Fort OF los Angeles, San
Francisco and Hawaiian
Islands
From Baltimore
sept s-1iawk. state (so)
oct g. buckeye State (s0l
Nov ie--Hawk. State tSol
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Europe

Europe
Plymouth, Bouiogne, London
From New York
Aug Is-Old ". State G5ap
Sept 2o-old y. State ti5ol
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
Aug 10-Potomac (f59)
Aug 80-Hudson G5e)
Sept 22--rotouSac (159)
Oct 3-Prin. Matoika (159)
Plymouth -Chcrbourg and Bre-
men
From New York
Aug GO. washington (f3e)
Aug 27--America (159) -
Sept &C. Washington (159)
Sept 2e-America (l59)
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= Stars, and Stripes
Qs||,.gsZY N ~ N !
- - TX
ls,SSss
8 - 4!
ATMR wM
gk%gSD VI
:. ..,...,.. n. ~
!: !. ~
~
. al. . q" .s.. , Cuba and "s, Mexico .' i: ,:: Chs s $
Gso Ports , ..w. J., From nus San rrnnd'9 =
s Aug So" Hn' @" S'5-S ls "'5
s ss AS sr'Is' s oS s' '" Fro. r.n.sasn. ~ , s an
ysasrA~. "'H ''''"'' {" SS ' NV W rSs J5' {1s}
'inn County u" Islands Of Atlantic, % ~ and Australian
A.. aes p-sn oeS@s" es% ax West Indies and
South America o:ssr :'$ss % India and Dutch East
: E.s @ ror. From FRO" Galveston esn,s m 'Ae'
s +: ,. =, r s',s s's =" ' = '
Mouevde 8 Bunos Puerto Aug
..ss ss.,s ss o. s!ss t.-G"sss e ss!as sa' SO
r,. p. : rso Haiti, Dominican Republic Africa
PERI % @ s oa. Az rom scr Crescent S%s' % S .a srs READ va sa'f r sa'
sss F Porto ri. m T11% ,ass.svs Ss~ York 9o
Ports Of reua From Baltimore ~ a 0 V
Fanqhe west Ports
From
Aug iSNlnnaa u0
R de snero santos and I"sSs Masnse ;.
Frmr From w From New York
Aug se-S"r g" Nd isIFnMis S TSSS s"
Aires. rn@ldS nsS co,s. p,%ssrr fss rs Coastwse
Esss5 Sas &ass-dsFasES carr & $" Boston o,
4 PA C@
s s s.rs.s. rss nss ss F@ss FFss
Plata From New York
From Nw York
fss fs5sas e 5g a spirit ESQ From Mobile l and T-s 1
Mo J.to santos. China Japan, Philip Aug i+- in0 g"
t"ide and uamos "T' and Straits
Settlements
r"r Fast 60,
From san Francisco r-A steamer 80 25-Iak cnndaN
snsnpuc,
r From san FrncI~o FOmr
Sept % ss ilvRr s ss'' aas 1882 Aug % dcS
IRON Yokohama Kobe, Shanghai rrmp
s% s% i-SssrsS s. %& @ s." From ASss i519Tsaa q1
MO DC ,opDc, mu,eide 1s &-wash% 81
From york rrnsan From san
a afayn( (nb
Aas s-soa@ Gross oo u sS - :, . san
TS%HS ,"s"ss psss'' Fan [ % ~
from Sav yo. 1so.p
&s "a ssSsr isS 6sGeN Eais & So IS
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EzEzE z n 81 n
l|,!e|;:l.' 'f||fle.
:. :. .S''l|||| \
RsViic,e:;,.. ! /.
lE Vv(]
From New Orleans
Aug 15--Newburgh (155)
From Savannah
Aug I5-Newburgh (i53)
London
From Baltimore
Aug f1-Kerhonkson (4s)
From Hampton Roads
Aug 13-Kerhonlsson (4sl
From jacksonville
Sept. 5--East. Gross (t46l
From Tampa
Aug 3o-East. Cross d4e)
From Galveston-Texns City
Aug si-A Steamer d2G
Manchester
From Baltimore
Aug lowest Celina 600
Aug 20--Conehatta (2O)
Aug 30--W. Cobalt COO
From Hampton Roads
Aug i2--west Cellna (2o)
Aug 24--Conehatta (2nl
Sept Wv. Cobalt 600
Manchester, Liverpool and
Bristol
From Philadelphia
Aug 5---Monomac t64)
From Norfolrs
Arg 12--Monomac t6p
Manchester and Liverpool
From Galveston Texas City
Aug 20--Federal (f2s)
Aug 31--A Steamer (t2D
From New Orleans
Aug 25--Nowburgh t155)
From Savannah
Aug 25--Newburgh (i53)
Piraeus. salonica and Con-
stantinople
From New York
AUG 5--ches. Valley 600
Plymouth. Bouiogne. London
From New York
Aug is-oid n. State (t5ei
Plymouth, Cherbourg md
Bremen
From New York
Aug &C. Washington t15pi
Aug 2I--Amefica $3.50
Sept &c. Washington tia9)
Sept 2S--America (i5o)
Portugal and spanish ATTAIN
tic Ports
From New Orleans
sept IA Steamer (Ss)
Rotterdam
From New York
Aug f3-west. clon t53l
Aug lb--A Steamer tie)
Aug 30--Ijellhaven t33)
From Baltimore
Aug New Britain (io)
Aug i5-Waka Cp)
From philadelphia
Aug 2o-west Hope C6A)
Aug e--Esstern Dawn Cio)
From GaIvcston-Tcsas City
Aug i5--cnttyhunk (7D
From Savannah
Late Aug--Iohnson &. i53l
Rotterdam and Antwerp
From raItimorc
Aug i2-West. Maid (4s)
Aug -f'lmsport (is)
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
Coastwise and Hawaii

PORT Los AexeIer, san Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Sept 3---Hawiseye State (so)
Oct. S-Buckeye State 800
Nov. 1n--Hawkcye State Cs0)
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

The Admiral limo
~ State ST., N. Y.
Bowling Green 562J.
80 Arntson Navigation Co,
40 Market ST.,
San Francisco, Cal.
pI Murson 9. s. Tines.
81 Wall, n. y. p. GIN $500
to5 Pacific Mail s. :. Co.
z Hanover So. N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Greon 1880.
1Bs u. 8. Mail =. =. Co.. Inc.
40 Bwsy, N. y. wh. 1900
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
India and Dutch East
Indies
Africa

north Africa, Malta, Egypt.
Levant, Read Sea Ports
From New York
Aug io-Sabotawan (i5s)
Aug 25-Topa Topa ti54D
West African Ports
From New York
Aug l3-Gaffney C23i
South African Ports
From New York
Aug Si-East Wind (i5TD
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements
Far Fast
From New Orleans
Aug 2T-A Steamer (s3l
Manila, Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From san Francisco
Aug is--Creole State C105)
Sept ii-wolver. s. Cf0s)
Yokohama, Kobe, shanghai.
iionglsong, Manila
From Seattle
Aug s--Keystone y. rD
Aug 2T--Wenatchee ID
From san Francisco
Aug 2o--Goiden State CLOS,
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
rsingtaO. Tnlxu Bar. Chin
waugtao and Dnircn
From Portland. Ore.
Aug a~W. Navarla li4el
Aug g04-Nnnita ti4gl
sept iu-Wcst Eader 04gl
Oct f0--W, Keats (is2)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

Under the direction OF Stuart Patton
1t has been handled in a capable and
wholly efficient manner.
the story deals with a young girl.
Dorcas Remalie, who is forced from
a life Of ease and luxury to n u
unhappiness and uncertainty. Under
the strict surveillance of Miss Labo,
her uncle's h%ousekeeper she is thrust
into an atmosphere of hypocritical
piety. Unhappy and rebellious, she
gradually lenses the impending evil
which is slowly creeping upon her.
A beautiful demonstration of a
woman's love for her sweetheart is
found in this picture, which will last
long in the memory of every audi
ence.
There is a great deal of food for
thought in the character of John
Remalie, who. under the pretense of
religion, develops into a religious ia
matte whose idea OF piety reeks of
sham and hypocrisy. He fools him
self worst of all into the belief that
he is religious, for he lacks all I'M
derstanding of human nature and
has smothered the natural love for
his fellowmen by his false behefs
and standards.
The result of the clashing of diff
erent temp.raments brings about
some highly dramatic situations
which are promised to cause the au-
dience thrills of a new and distinct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

Fired at Workmen
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 70
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
HOOVER WOULD
kPAC|FYC CHINA
Commerce Secretary is Like
Iy to Head Commission to
DiSarm ProvinCialS
BY VIM. PHILIP sIM[MS

written Expressly for NEA Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12:-Her-
bert Hoover, now secretary or COM
merce, may head az international
commission to disarm China.
China now has the largest stand
ing army or group of armies of any
nation in the world. The exact num-
Der of troops is not known even to
the minister of war in Picking, but
it is estimated to be between 1900
900 and 100000
These troops are under various
"tuchuns' or provincial military
governors, who either are only
nominally under Picking else are in
open defiance Of the Chinese govern
meDt.
The .tuchuns'' levy and collect
taxes, force direct contributions from
The inhabitants, obtain loans from
local bankers virtually at the point
of a gun, print and circulate paper
money of their own making. graft
and squeeze" and wage vars as in
dependent war lords while Picking
looks on in utter helplessness.
Must Down War Lords
Members of the Chinese delega-
ton here admit little can be done
towards getting China back on her
feet until these paper tigers are
Qt$tTOYEQ Inc ulOSL pOHNlAGA dAACh5
the ''tuehuns'' do not hesitate to
wiring funds from the Picking gov
eminent. when there is any money
to wiring. and openly dictate to the
president and his cabinet.
China can not demobilize the
armies OF the 'tuchuns' alone, so
II has been advanced in conference
circles here that the Pacific powers,
including China, should get to-
gether in the matter.
1t is proposed that a disarmament
commission be named and that the
sum of $50. 900, 900 be loaned to Chi
ma as a Rehabilitation fund. Secre-
tary Of Commerce Hoover Is men,
toned as chairman of this commits
sion.
Give Soldiers Peace Jobs
Representatives of the commits
sion would work with the Chinese
government and aid in the work of
disarming the "tuchin" armies. Sol
diers would be demobiliZed, given
back pay-tkey are in most cases
many morths in arrears-and a
small bonus and sen back to their
home provinces. There they would
be put to work on much needed pub
fc works-nighways railroads. canal
widening and the like.
Without their armies, the 'tu-
chuns' power would be gone.
the wines and tobacco revenues, il
Is suggested. could be used to guar
antee the $50. 600 900 loan.
The Chinese, it Is understood, have
been approached Informally on The
subject and in the same way have
accepted the proposition tentatively,
particularly the idea of Secretary
Hoover as the head of the interna-
tional commission.