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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

distance is given In miles. Reports are
aated at noon unless otherwise specified
America (KDoW) go from Queenstown
Ar 1m7n CTS from Port Allen PM
Atlantic City $50 S South Pass 8. PM
Atlantis sun 1e7 sw Hatteras July ~.
Austraheh llo from San Pedro 10 AM
Bellhaven $50 Z Ambrose July -.
Bet hn or, lat 80 u lon &c % July -.
Bylayl u NE Barnegat July -.
CCaledonian 80 . Ambrose 9 AM July 10.
Sander lGo sW Hatteras July -
Capll!o off Jupiter July ~
C Caro,nia N 2to cape May July g.
SSsaIolyn 20 N Hatteras July 10.
Chlcomico 459 e Ambrose July 49,
CITY of Dalhart 90 Hatteras July ~.
G11y or ssvannah 50 Hatteras July H.
Goncho 1858 Scotland LV July IL.
Cook IS Sc by S Pensacola july r..
Cuba 244 S San Francisco PM July 10.
Currer 81 e Sand Key July IL.
Dalworth 80 ssE Miami July ~.
Darttofd a55 s Jupiter July IL.
D,erblay 420 from San Pedro PM July II
oront 100 Hatteras 1880 PM July 12
Eastern Guide G2o NE Cape Henry July IL.
Eastern Merchant 1884 San Pedro s PM
Ecuador 1910 from San Francisco Pm
Ed 4,'r F Luokenbach 4o7 E Ambrose
FL Dorado 1869 from San Pedro 8 PM
G 1c 1854 from Seattle PM July IL.
~ ~ S Sn1 NJ lG7 Jupiter July IL.
Eugene Thayer $50 NE Hatteras
F D Asche so W Sand Key july -
Fourth Alabama lat SO "a lon IS oe July 10.
Gdansk 90 e Ambrose July 49,
Gultking N Jupiter July 10.
I q oil m
II IL y roger ger 10 NE Jupiter July 10.
Harry Luckenbach 200 San Pedro 10 AM
10u% Ros7 1 2o " .s ssna al Key July -
Jean 90 Cape Henry July IL To-
John Stevens 767 E Ambrose S PM july 10
K k9,ee st $40 p A IN e sc July ~.
Lafn ,l,s Bridge 2so from Abaco
Lake Elon 80 Sc Jupiter July II.
Lake FL Rio 42S Ambrose july i,
Lake bault lat 28 81 Ion sc "a INV 10
Lake Freelan 96 sW Hatteras July i
L dbera5oT Tss S9o A M2 PM July H.
1Iaratee 27s sw Hatteras july a1 ' IL ~
Man9a 751 from San Francisco Pm
Maracaibo ess S Scotland Lv july -
Matinicock II w Sand Key july -
Mexican III " San sans F Suay hs p,,
M9 3a,S (, City 1915 from Panama PM
July II. i'iSer I'm
s M1on,trolite s44 wNw Tortusas Ju,v :.
Mu ulpna S 20 from philadelphia july H.
Al Al unlndies GIL e Cape Henry Julv -
y, W IlunSomo 40 s Hatteras ,Iuiv ~ 30
Sanklhg l,180 w Honolulu ( PM J,,, =.
MMa,tionaI Bridge 448 Cape Henry lily ,y ~
MMeison 2sS SW Brenton Reef INV 10 Io'S -.
MM o9a,s 74o from Hole in-Wall INV 10
NNo oa Island lat SO SO lon S. II Inv 10
N Sorn 90 ~ Sand Key July IL i' L.
SDswego $40 E Cape Henry July -
ave" 1s, l,l44 from Columbia River ~,
Pearl 1,rl,, Shell 2o1 wNw San Francisco - -,
P P;Iase ESQ Il Cape Henry a m 1u,v :,
Ipipestone County 45S & Ambrose wy 20 o.
PPaso on Hillsboro July 10 a's L.
s s.ocmesier Hatteras July -
ga sasu5acne 120 & Hatteras july 10
gan gan Eyes 1900 S Nantucket inv 20
gan gan dli 2o2 Havana July ~
oan Geronimo Pd Key West july 10
San juan zoe Ambros. July =,
SSanta rosa IL from Miami .Ju,v 10
'a Ioa Rosalia III SSW Cape Maxsi r,,,,,
s S,nero SEQ n Cape May july -
ip2pescanoe 1880 from San Pedro 4 - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Cleared

;, Str Macabi. lBr), Captain Macdonald;
Str. Inca (Am). Captain Barnette; Pu-
erta Plata, Santo Domingo City; Clyde
Line.
Str Lake Fackler (Am). Captain Packer;
Trinidad; Clyde Line.
London: Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Walter Luckenbach CAMP, Cap
tain Benner: Hamburg,;. uckenbach Line
Str City of st Louis (Am). Captain John
son; Savannah; Ocean SIS Co.
Str Comus (Aml, Captain Boyd New
Orleans; Southern Pacific Co.
Str Comal (Am). Captain Curry CAL
weston via Key West; Mallory SIS Co.
str Ell Norte (Am), Captain Damn; Gal
weston; Southern Pacific Co
Str Willsolo (Am), Captain McGahan
San francisco, Los Angeles via Philadel-
phia; Williams SIS Co.
Str Millinocket (Am), Captain Nielsen
Fajardo: Bull-lnsular Line.
Str Matura (B0, Captain Kirkbv; Trim
dad to Perth Amboy; Furness Witty &
Str La savoie (rr). Captain Boisson
Havre; French Line.
Str Manchura (Am), Captain Feeder:
Hamburg, Cherbourg; American Line
Str Reiyo Maru Oap), Captain Okamoto;
rYokohoma, Kobe, via Sadno; Oriental Nav
igation Co.
Str Cabo Espartel (sp). Captain Jaure-
Quey; Cadiz and Huelva; Ybara Line.
Str. Texan (Am) Captain Lyons; San
Pedro and San Francisco via Panama
Canal; United American Lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Arrived Yesterday

Str Olympic (Br). Southampton and
Chereeourg July 8. to the White Star Line
\ M +. p'sSs"Ss's' mans ana "'ase' Fer o.
Str Lalande (Br>. Rio Grande June q
| Santos June II, Bahia June t6, Pasa June
Holt Line. with nine passengers, mails and
mdse; Pier S, B'klyn.
Str Roma (Fr) Marseilles June 95 Bar
celona June IS. st MIichaels July Q, Horta
july g. via Providence July IL; to James
Eiw vel. & CO. with mdse: s1st st. Bklyn.
del Toro July S; to the Atlantic Fruit co,
witt fruit; Pier IS, e R.
Str Hellig olav Lpan). Copenhagen July
/. Christiania July Q; to Funch, Edge G. Co
with % first 1o2 second cabin, ia steer
age passengers, mails and mdse: 18th st.
Munson steamahp Lines. with with 81 p 20 she
gers, mails and mdse: Pier o. f r.
Str Mauretania (Br), southa nipton and
Cherhourg july S. to the Cunara Steam
ship Co. with 500 first. 27S second cabin s97
steerass passengers, mails and mdse; Pier
r st Str r, San San. Mateo, Tela July y to the
str Matura (Drl. pemerara June 81.
July s. to F'urness. Witty & Co, with 62
passengers, mails and mdse; Pier "a,
the standard Oil Co Of New pVS yo T' in nj ba 10
as g. Pier s. Constable Hook. N J.
CO; with PASS, mails and mdse: anchored
OF 0uarantine; vessel will dock this a. m.
at Pier 15 II r.
Str Leon XIII (sp), Cadiz; to Spanish
Line, with pass. mails and mdse; anchored
OIL quarantine; vessel will dock this a. III.
at Pier g. e r.
Str Gdansk; anchored off Quarantine
Str x Luckonbach, Hamburg; to Luck
enbach Co, with mdse; anchored off
Quarantine.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk July 10; to ola
Dominion Transportation Co, with mdse;
Pier 26. n r.
Str Granfos (Nor1. Philadelphia July II;
Pier H. Brooklyn
Str Guiana G3r), st Thomas July 7; to
Furness. Witty e Co. with pass mails and
1ndse; Pier AZ r.
Str Bellbuckle. Newcastle N S w, May
2. Iqui1ue June %, Cristobal July d: to
Y S & Australasia S S Co. with mdse;
Pier s, Hoboken, ].
Munson s 8 Lire with sugar; Warmers
Sugar Refinery. Bdgewater n J.
Str Santa Isabel, Philadelphia July II.
to American & Cuban s S Co, with 1ndse;
Newark n J.
Str Franklin. London June 20: to United
n a a. 4I.h Lines: with mdse; Feltcher's
Str Wabasha (Br) Bougaf: to Standard
OIL Co: anchored off Tompkinsville S I.
Str Philip Publicker, Philadelphia July
II anchored off stapleton. S I.
Schr Virginia Dare Brunswick. Ga july
!; to J a Elliott & Co. with mdse; Pier
G, Erie r +. Weehawken. n j.
u Thomas Charleston: anchored off
Goth ST. n r.
y OBrien, Charleston; anchored.
str Eastern Maid, Jamaica Bay.
Schr Virginia Dare, Brunswick, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Admiral Benson Declares
Adequate Insurance Vital

Adequate marine insurance free
from foreign control is an absolute
requirement for the maintenance of a
successful merchant marine and the
security of Americas foreign trade"
admiral William S. Benson, former
chairman of the Shipping Board, de-
clares in an article written for Column
oia, the new magazine to be published
nationally by the knights of Columbus.
Marine insurance has been used as
an economic weapon against us, "the
Admiral states. eve have achieved
snip independence. We must now
achieve marine insurance indepsn-
dence. Uncle Sam is on the seven seas
TO stay" he states, land with Amer
ica's youth taking to the seas as a
profession our mercantile future is as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
p pair tho feed pumps and to replenish the


iTesh water amply
Rejection by the lremen through a small
M, ,nts3ority and by tho sailors with IN over
OF inc strike against the steam schoonrea
or the coaefWisn Timber trade to-day di-
imlnlshed the chances for a settlement of
me Siberia Maru arrived to-day. three
Gays behind achedule, with 800 passengers
anu $50 tons OF freight including 2o5
bales of raw silk, s35 CAGES of tea and
smaller consignments OF bean cake gunny
wood oil. rattan furniture rice. wool and
American tanker swift Eagle. from Port
land for the United Kingdom, with cargo
Of wheat, which has been lying at anchor
ana .. esxpectel to sail Tonight. The vessel
was ibeled by the Standard OH Company
ana was in difficulties with the Shipping
An unnamed British steamer is char
tered by Strauss & Go for the first full
cargo OF new crop of California barley for
shipment to two ports In the United King
dom or Continent. Announced rate is e2s
ed l9a T,r1 +, at San Francisc9 next month
former member Of the Shipping Board,
ana his. associates purchased The shio
Chilico for $4,000 yesterday. The vessel
satisfy ij1dements Tor seamen's wages
n psId wfe ooo g. Fox Of New York wAo
boat Katherine r was sold 10 joseph Cole
Libel suit for $4,000 salvage was
the tug Alert for saving the Shipping
Board Board str. West Ison from the East
Waterway COCK fire Saturday
PORT TOWNSEND. July 13.--The ru-
s simi Maru, sailing from Puget Sound
FRIDAY VIII take out only fifty cabin pas
senEers. although she is one of the finest
vessels running. to the Orient
san PEDRO, July 13.-~After many
months OF negotiations an agreement has
been reached between the city and the
Salt Lake Railroad for the widening of
the main channel here
PORTLAND, Ore. July 13-The China
Maru sailed for Europe with wheat. The
Hoyeisan Maru has been chartered to carry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Bayonne (An), Philadephia; John
d Rockefeller (Am), Texas City; strath-
earn (Br), Liverpool and Manchester;
Santa Ana (Am), Callao Molendo and
Valparaiso; Miranores (Br), Kingston
Comus (Amy. New Orleans; Hudson (Am),
Bremen and Danzig; Bankdale (Am),
Norfolk; Comal (Am), Key West and Gall
weston; Macabi (Br), Preston and Banes;
Ventris tBr), Rio de ,Janeiro Montevideo
and Buenos Ayres sac Vicente (Port)
Ponta Delgada, Lisbon and Oporto; Ell
Norte tAm). Galveston: Steel Mariner
(Am). San Diego, Los Angeles and Van
couver; schr Anna Heidritter (Am),
Jacksonville; u 8 Eagle SO, Jacksonville
Montserrat (Span), Cadiz; Willsolo, San
Francisco; Lake Fackler, Trinidad; Sac
Vincente (PorD, Punta Delgado and Lis
Steel Mariner. San Diego Mirafiores obs
King Texan, San Pedro; Gladys NJ
TAYLOR, Calais Me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Trans-PaciGc Ma;ls

The connecting miles close at Tho Cen
era Postofice and City Hall Postoffice
Station, New York at p. M, as follows:
Hswah via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa, July l5.
Japan, Corea China. Siberia, French Indo
China: Netherlands East Indies Except
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c. steamship
;. Empress of Russia. July 16
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
cisco. steamship Siberia Maru. July ls.
Japan Corea, Siberia. Philippine islands
and specially addressed mail for China.
via Seattle, steamship Hawaii Maru'
July Is. "
Tahiti. Marauesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco. steamship Mariana. July TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Lake Eof,1,fs

CLEVELAND, July 12.-Arrived: st-s
Crete Duluth: l'elloweract, Detroit; W n
stafford. Islands. Sailed strs crete. I3uf
falo Verona. Buffalo; " p Stafford Isl
ands 80
LohAiN. Onto. July 19-Arrlved: strs
Joseph Wood, Huron; Huron. Wyandotte.
Taurus, sierra. Duluth; Eilenstriven, Key
Harbor. Sailed: Strs Josep.l Wood, Du-
luth' Morgan jr. sandusky. Huron.
Escanaba: Glenstriven, Key TIarbor; Tay-
LOT, Michipicoten, Sierra Sandusl5y
CONNEAUT, july l3--Arrived: SIRE Mau-
naloa, ashland; VIM Edenborti. D NJ Glenn
Sson, James Davidson, Duluth. Sailed: Strs
d M Clemson, Duluth; WIN Edenboin, Mac
naRoa, James Davidson, Duluth
BUFFALO, July 13--Arrived: Strs York
ton, Port Colborne. South Americas -
lroft Norway. Hydrus. conn se-7 j /.
Reiss. Duluth: Anna c Mlnch, Milwaukee,
Octorara, Duluth; North Laite, Port Ar
thur; H Nye Chicago. Sailed: stis
south American, Chicago Norway, ] |.
Keiss A c M!nch. Octorara. Duluth
Hydrus. Chicago.
ERIE Pa, July 1s--Arrived: strs ANA
zzon, Buffalo; Henry Hall. Montreal
Sailed Ctrs Venc9ula, Sault St Marie:
W Morley, Quebec; Amazon, Chicago
Henry b Hall, Quebec.
za noLqTH, July 1s--Arrived: strs La
Argus, Wilkinson, Trimble, H Smith
Delaware. Wickwre .Jr. Auguctus Sailed
Strs Baker. ] Reiss Farrell, S Morse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Line Rates Reduced
First Cabin Passage ON Man
churia and Movgo1ia Cut

The sailing from New York Of the
American liner Manchuria for Cher
boarg and Hamburg to-day will be
her first since the announcement by
the American Line Of substantial re-
duction in first cabin rates for passage
on that ship, and also on her sister
ship the Mongolia.
The American Lines new rate to
Hamburg, which will remain in effect
until August 81, Is s215, as against
former rate of s248, reduction of
$33. After August 81 the rate to Ham
burg by the Manchuria or Mongolia
VIII be $195, reduction Of $50 from
the old rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
eports Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade
rivives AGA 8 Ambrose Ju,y ~

rrivives 36s $ Ambrose July t.
rro o,i, 24o SW Hatteras July IL.
triumph 400 E Charleston July ~
Turrialba - S Ambrose p m July IL.
" dso p Honolulu y m July H.
w Il Libby l79 8 Hatteras July H.
" n Tilford 81 s by w Hatteras July ~
" Nj Irish III Sw Sand Key July IL.
y, " AGO 900 END Cape May July ~.
W aNanatchle 400 from Hatteras July IT,
Nost Araum l1e &c Boston I. July IL.
West Erral 81 EsE South Pass July II.
West Harshaw I'd South Pass ego D m
July 10.
West HIka $50 Ambrose July ~.
West Hixton l.0o5 from Seattle m
July 10.
West Kadcr 1897 w Cape Flattery p m
July II.
Wilhelmina. 1,4s1 from San Francisco 8 =
M July TO-
Winston Salem III e Cape Henry July IL
Youngstown SIC NE Charleston July IL.
Aacapa 717 Scotland July IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Quick Delivery of Cargo

The Shipping Board steamer Wen
atchee. tllocated to the Admiral Line
arrived at Seattle from the Orient on
sne night of June 80. Fifteen thousand
1 nales of silk were unloaded from the
.lher TO cars at the docks and arrived
IN Cnlcago July 4, and in New York
quick freight delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
City Island

schrs Whteway (Br), Apple River. S.
for New York: Centennial, Digdeguash. II
B. for New York, with lumber to Stetson.
Cutler & Redman, vessel to Gilmartin &,
Co. ~
~ schrs 3 Tower (1sr) (frcm Jersey
city,, Yarmouth, S; Arginia Obs.
Arichat b; Marian Belle Wolfe ar,
sirom Perth Amboy). Malone Bay, N S;
Marguerite NJ Wemyss (fron Port Read.
ing). st Stephens n B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Fire Record
LOSS

IN. "a. LOSS.
aslo-1osS I'd av.. George Christie.
AZ. Unknown
= IN. Louis TRACER ........... Unknown
y ',e-l7 Columbus av., Thomas
ySaSS-S6S 6th av.. S. w. Stratus. .Trifiing
NS.'o-So9 10th ay.. Noah Romanoff.
1o'ts-s17 e. l54th St, tho Bronx s''"i'
PM. 'iAo Aoeh'to Unknown
2'oe--lsa5 Intervale av.. the Bronx,
AJAX synn hecker ........... Unknown
S""ee-ls W, SD St, unknown Unknown
's-io Elizabeth ST.. Anthony
s'as-Eront of is Goerck st.. auto auto =
Wallham Co. .........I Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard time
THE TIDES



Iiat.oras to Key weat~~~Moderate south
east and south ~inds partly overcast
weather and occasional showers
East Gulf--Moderate southeaat and
south wndsi PARTLY overcast weather and
occasional showers
Weat Guif-Centle to moderate variable
winds; fair weather.
Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
sase--Mnderate variable winds. mostly
east; generally overcast weather Apd oc-
casional rain.
North of Sandy Hook--Gentle to moder-
ate south and southwest wlnos; generally
overcast weather
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Gentle to mod
erate southerly winds; partly overcast
weather; occasional showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14

Alaskan sailed for New york ana way
ports A: NJ. Kashiwa. general manage
81 sunnki & 60. announces the firm has
n n,s Twelve yessels to Ply between the
Orient and Portland ana viii establist
Northwest headquarters here
ohkS ISLANDS, Bahamas July "a
! ne General Pershng, an American nve-
w with cargo of coal for Bre1nerion,
we, Went ashore on Endynion Rock July II.
me yessel 10 breaking up fast, but the
crew mas peen taken or and some materials
and stores saved. The General Fsrehinz
"a, was Quilt at Olympia. Wash. in 1918.
fIhe vessel had q g.uss TONNAGE OF : 4fN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14

cowle. 0 ~ Reiss, Dickson, Dunn Jr. Phil
ASHLAND July i3--Arrivea ser Har-
bin. Denmark, Wckwfe Jr. Campbell
Tionessa, North star. Tomlineon Mum
sing.
yard Sailed strs Campbell Fitzgerald.
sOffTH cHichGo july le-Arrived
strs Q Poe. TWO IA. bors: VIA 4 Nc
Gonagle, Duluth. Sailed Strs YIN b
Schiller. o NJ Poe i Ellwcod. Superior
Martin Mullen. John poland. Buffalo
GARY. July l3ArfiYed Str Fl . VIII
liams. Duluth. Sailed: ST. Il q Williams
Superior.
MILwArKEB. July l5--Arrivea: etrs
Luzon. Samuel Ma.her. Loraini VIM 1.iv-
ingstone. Toledo. Sailed: Str@ Mczss Tay-
Tor. Conneant, puffaIo, sweden. Marquette
MANf"CWOC, July I3-Sailed: Strs
Hutchinson, Buffalo; II Brown, Lake
Erie; Seither. Chicago.
Mas South Chicago.
Foe WILLIAM, Ont. July ls--Arrlved
strs Glen lale. Manitoba. MeLolsh. Gcnoa,
Wolf, Lake Erie porta. Sailed s5rs Nay
tham, Buffalo, Agawa. ASSN Soia Port
MeNicoIi Gieus5ee. Glenfunsn Midland.
Minch. Mitchell. Duluth; Augustus. su-
perio~; Imperial, Barge II, Sa:ria. No
ioric, Sarria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Due "Wednesday
OUTGOING Sfeamships

The hours given below arc standard
tune; Tor daylight saving timc add hour
Sail To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Berth Changes

Vessel. Transferred to.
c Bedford. ..... Morse's D d, B'klyn
Borneo Maru. Pier SO, B'klyn
Salamares. ....... Pier Q, r
Cornelia. :. Federal Refinery. Yonkers, n Z
Corozal ......... National Refinery, l. C
Delmira. Robins d d. B'klyn
Kekoskee. ........ Shewans D d. B'klyn
Repubic. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pier 7. IS 'klyn
Santa Eulalia .............. Kearny, N j
West Haven. Anchored in Gravesend Bay
Wheeling Mold ........ Pier 90, B'klyn
Yarmouth. ...................P Pier As N r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14

From 7he Trtbnrle's Ycshieotoss R,peau
WASHINGTON July 13---Afrny orcers
issued to-day follow.
Signal Corps
Miliken. Major c. NJ. TO Honolulu.
Weobe. Capt. II. w, to Camp Grant.
Kirk, Capt. g. c.. to Camp Alfred Vail.
Infantry
Eaton Col. II. A., to Washington
Danfortn, 1t. Col. c. II, to Washington.
Quartermaster Corps
Kliber. Capt P. c., TO Fort Crook.
Moore. Capt. w. H, TO Camp Perry
Miscellaneous
Bolibaugh, Major O. b., Med. C, TO Camp
Dix.
Polk, Major n. N. f, A., to Washington.
Fermes, 1t. T. r., Air SVx.. honorably dis
charged
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
MISSIONARIES IN
CHINA ASK AID
Workers in Famine Districts
Suffer Sacrifices.

eff all the famine refugees were put
into carts there would be carts enough
to reach from China to London and 600
miles beyond" is the word sent 10 head
quarters of Armenian and Chinese Relief,
402 City Trust building.
The Chinese are not the only people
suffering from famine, it is reported. Mis-
sionaries. priests and relief workers, al
most without exception, are making un-
qualified sacrifices. Rice sells in China
at the rate of eight pounds for 81, It 10
stated. A Chinese Christian worker writ
ing recently to headquarters of her mis-,
sionary society, said: "My 81 a month
is truly not enough"
81 tbs up to the people Of this city
and State to help save these perishing
people from destruction" said Thomas
C. Day, treasurer of the fund. With
check for $1,000 Harry Eller Crawfords-
vile, chairman of the Montgomery
County appeal for Near East Relief, set
tied the last of his county's quota for
Armenian orphan support. Montgomery
is the first county to report lover the
top in Armenian relief, a campaign
started before the merging of the two
funds. The county raised 1920. The
Second Presbyterian Church of this city
donated $3.50 to the joint fund. While
offerings may be directed to either Ar.
menian orphan or Chinese relief, the State
committee invites people to contribute to
the joint fund.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Poster Advertising
Men in Session Here

The annual convention Of the Indiana
Poster Advertising Association opened
today at the Hotel Lincoln, with an ad-
dress of welcome by Edward Hunter,
secretary of the Advertising
Club Of indianapolis. Mr.. Hunter spoke
on Fighting the Game of 1921" George
Schaal, Terre Haute, president, spoke at
the opening meeting on "Our Obligations
to the Advertiser"
Others who were to speak were Henry
Abrams, Indianapolis; Jesse Hanft,
president Of the Advertising Club Of
indianapolis; Fred Evans, Chicago |;
Henry Bowman, Newport, Ky; Harry
w. Walker, Detroit, Mich, and II. A.
Fisk New York.
An Informal meeting Of the executive
committee of the organization was held
yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Greenfield Men Nab
Booze Car; Pilots Hike

A big touring car riddled with buck
shot is being held by Sheriff New of
Greenfield and the police and Federal
officers in Indianapolis are searching for
two men who escaped from the car when
fred on by members of the Greenfield
Horse Thief Detective Association last
night. The men are believed to have
been wounded
In the big automobile the Greenfield
authorities found $50 quarts Of whisky.
The Horse Thief Detective Association
men fired on the automobile when they
thought the two men were planning to
steal chickens near Greenfield. The men
refused to stop when ordered. The liz
cense number on the automobile, the po-
lice say, was issued to a man living in
Indianapolis. This man was not at home
last night and a relative said he had not
been at home since May 7.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
South Bend w ats for
o. X. on Manager Plan
special to The rimeg.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 11.-AGvo-
Gates of the city manager form Of gov
ernm mt have decided to suspend theiT
activities until the constitutionality of
the recently enacted law is decided by the
Supreme Court, w. o. Davies, head OF
the city manager organization, announced
today.
''The committee does not intend that
the city manager plan movement should
be made the vehicle by which defeated
candidates can vent their spite on suc.
cessfuI opponents,s he stated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
10000
feet No. 1 grade
f &C t tory maple
flooring. Call A.
K. SHEFFIELD,
G. & J. Tire Co.
10000


FOR SALE.
New saw mill completely equipped: one
22 Il. I. traction engine; / \ ton truck; 4
cars good lumber; 40. 600 TO $1,000 feet OF
nrst-class team OF mules; good milk
COWS; one wood saw outfit self propelled
with 30 *. =. engine suitable for all kinds
Of belt work or light hauling. VIII sell
part or ali CT this. II interested write or
call THOs. KINDER. williams. Ind.