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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
PROPOSES PLAN FOR
REBUILDING EUROPE
Frank A. Vanderlip Would Have
Debt Owing United States
Spent for the Purpose.
10y The Associates Press)

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Recognitior
/ by the allies OF their eleven billior
dollar debt to America as a just debt
agreement by this country to easy
payments and the money thus repaid
to be used in rehabilitating Europe
was a plan proposed tonight by
Frank A. Vanderlip, New York bank
! er. for settling the obligations OF the
war.
Mr.. Vanderlip, who returned recent
ly from Europe, where he made an ex-
haustive study of economic conditions
spoke before the Economic club. He
said he had discussed the debt with
the leading responsible government
ministers and financiers of Europe,
and nearly every nation admitted in
ability TO pay.
The United States would be hurt as
much by the rapid receipt OF pay
ment in the form of goods, the only
of the Generalization of foreign ex-
change, he said, as the allied debt
ors would be harmed in making the
payment.
The full consequences would be
pIOAOuAUs ne SdlI1, IL Oil6 pdyMeulS
could be made and were made with
any degree Of promptness. We need
not look further than to contemplate
merely the receipt of $500.000,000 a
year of interests. II that came in the
form Of goods, our Industrial situation
would be upset in a way and to an
extent we have not heretofore expert
enced. The effect upon our labor sit
uation and the consequent social
problems which, would be realized
would be menacing."
AS the first postulate in his plan,
Mr.. vanderlip said, he would lay
down the principle that the allied
debt was just debt, legally and NOR
ally, and whether it could be paid or
not, it should be cheerfully and CRATE
fully acknowledged as just debt.
Next 1 would want America to be
both an intelligent and a lenient cred
itor." he continued. Terms Of pay
ments ought to be adapted to the
means Of our debtors. In that respect
we should take the action of the al
lies in fixing the terms of indemnity
as an example to be avoided rather
than followed.
THE crux Of my plan would lie in
the disposition of the payments.
Il would have America make
beau jeste; a grand gesture IN inter-
national relationships. While demand
ing that the payment be made. /
would have America say that she is
prepared for the present to forego the
receipt of it."
Concerning what should be done
with the money paid back, Mr.. Van
derlip said:
Il would like to See every dollar
that can ever be paid to US for years
to come devoted to the rehabilitation
Of European civilization. 1t is only
through such rehabilitation that these
debts can ever conceivably be paid.
It is only through the rehabilitation of
European civilization that America
Fan conceivable release in full meas
IRE her destiny or can expect full
neasuer of prosperity for her people"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
WALNUT HILL

Our community was saddened on
by the death OF Mrs. w.
w. Jones, mother OF r. L. Jones. She
was taken on Saturday before with a
severe attack of pneumonia, passing
away five days later
Mrs. Tompkins and children spent
in Muscogee. While
there her little daughter, Julia Nell
developed case OF diphtheria, caus-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET
jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2s.-Hogs:
Receipts light; prospects lower: heav-
les and packers $50; mediums 5.25;
lights $50; heavy pigs $50; light pigs
600; roughs 400.
Cattle: Receipts light; prospects
weak: steers 800 a 400; bulls 1.5O a
200: yearlings 200 800: COWS 200 a
800: veal calves 400 a 500; Gamers
100.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
Savannah

SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. 2s@Turpen-
tine: Firm. TIC; sales AIS; receipts
s15; shipments S61; stock 1918 casks.
Resin: Firm; sales 706: receipts g.
772; shipments 1896; stock 1861 bbls.
Quotations: B to C, AS; H. I. 4.30;
X. 4.75; NJ, $40; N, $40, VIC. $50 a
SIS: WV 900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 2s.-Turpen-
tine Firm. "A; sales 1S9; receipts
ga; shipments 30; stock 29.90S.
Rosin: Firm; sales 1.151; receipts
11S7; shipments s. stock 1894
Quotations: B, d, Z, =. G, 4.25; I,
4.3O; X, AIS; NJ. $40 a SIS; n, $40 a
$50: VIC. $50; WV. SIS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
TO DISCUSS PLANS
FOR YANKEE CLUB
Manager Higgins Will Endeavor to
Strengthen Pitching Staff
For Next Season.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Plans for the
1922 campaign of the New York
American League Baseball club viii be
considered at q series of conferences
in this city during the next few days
The presence of Manager Higgins here
this time completes the executive cir
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
Nem York.

New York. Nov. 29.-cattle: No
trading. Calves, firm: veals 900 a
1850; culls 700 $50; good western
calves S.75.
Sheep and lambs steady: eve sheep
$50 a 400; culls 100 a 200; yearlings
500 600; lambs 500 a 11.95; culls
900 $50.
Hogs, steady: light to medium
weights and pigs 8.25; heavy hogs IT'S
a 500; roughs 5.75 600.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
NAVAL STORES

Turpentine: Firm, 70 L.; sales
262; receipts. 372; shipments, 126: stock
22.429.
Rosin: Firm; Sales 1921; receipts
1866: shipments $50; stock 65.427.
Quotations: WV. $50; WIG, 5.52
1-2: N, $40: NJ. SIG $50; X. 40 a
ATS: 1. 425; H. 42O a 4.25; G, 400 a
4.3O; F, 4.20 4.25; E, d, B, 4.2o 4.2s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30

Neuralgia, rheumatism, Earache.
Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain.
All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin in handy tin boxes Of IL, and
in bottles OF "a and 100. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture Of Observation-Disclosures OF Salicy-
lacacid. -Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30

warning. Unless you see the name
DBayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions
TAKE Aspirin only as told IL the
saver package for Colds. Headache.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-30
SUNSHINE HILL

J. Sneed and family and Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Lewis Of Pensacola were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. III.
odoms Thursday Of last week.
Nephy Odom has returned home
from few days stay in Pensacola.
Quite a large crowd attended the
Thanksgiving exercises at the Sun
shine Hill school.
Miss Pearl Crabtree was among
friends of Sunshine here the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Laura Thompson Of Bay Min
ette Ala, was visiting her mother,
Mrs. II. G. Crabtree. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sluyter OF Foley, Ala,
have been among friends here again.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. il. Odom was the
guests Of their son Frank Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butler were
the guests Of Mrs. Buttier's mother
last week
Friends here regret to hear OF the
death Of their friend Mrs w. y.
Pritchett Of Crestview.
Chalk is composed Of shells Of minute
marine organisms.
California produces more peaches
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Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

IDistance is given In miles. Reports ar,
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.
Aladdin IS Hateras July s.
Anaconda 2S3 r Ambrose July 8.
Anthony D Nicholas Is E Hatteras Pm
July s.
Arapahoe $50 S Scotland Nv July 8.
Ardmore 255 s Ambrose July s.
Ascuncion de Larrinaga SIS sW Cape Look
na on; s.a!y Il i e Cape Henry July >.
Bella s Hatteras July 8.
Calgarolite los NV Tortugas July 8.
callao 500 Sc Ambrose July 8.
Canadian Pioneer S55 from Sydney c B Il
cantigny lat 40 os lon g. q July s..
Charles M Everest 2Ss SW Hatteras July 8
CITY of Dalhart 10 e Fowey Rocks July s
City Of Lordsburg AZ e Cape Canavera
Comet 1874 Sw Hatteras July s.
l'Crampten Anderson $50 w Sand Ike,
|. Cushaet 1855 by N Hatteras July s.
Derblay $50 from San Pedro Pm July 6
Ecuador s.35s from San Francisco Pm
Edgemoor lat II 81 lon 10 40 July g.
Ell Alba rs w Tortugas luiy 8.
Ell Estero 90 N Hatteras July 8.
Ell Laga Al w Sand Key July s.
Eel Occidente 259 NE Jupiter July 8.
Elmestero so Hatteras July g..
Eugene Thayer ITO NV Tortugas
Fourth Alabama lat "a 80 lon So SIS July 8
Freeman so NE Cape Henry July 9.
General Fl Hodges 3s2 S Scotland In
George Fl Jones 172 N Jupiter July q.
Glendcla 1870 S Ambrose July 8.
Griffdu 7ss from San Pedro 8 PM July 8.
Gulfking 28 w Sand Key July 8.
Gulfland 65 NE Hatteras July 8.
Hog Island 2s5 by Ambrose July s.
Hudsonian As N Hatteras July 8.
Huron 412 Scotland Nv July s.
Illinois ia Jupiter July g.
James MCGEE AZ e Sand Key July 8,
John d Rockefeller IS sE Sand Key July 8
J,,- iat. Dor y,,J,y
kenneco-i ITO from San Pedro Pm
Lake Kyttle 20 Jupiter July s.
Lake Allen 511 Ambrose July 8.
Liberty Bell ENE Hatteras July 8.
Iilmae leo w Havana July 8.
NJ F Elliott 100 Hatteras 5 Pm July 3.
Manoa Az from Honolulu PM July 7.
Margaret rs Qverfalls July S.
.Mattoe $50 sw Hatteras July 8.
MtnnsqpA ~ a, sonta Pas Psss July
Mobile City 400 from Honolulu Pm
July z.
Montgomery city 1.o45 S San Francisco
MORO last 2ss Scotland 1.v July s.
Nantal 1ala l16 f Cape Henry July 8.
Nodas dslana FOO zoo ENh aat Era, July
pap sa"i y Il 4sSss H Hs July July s
Robin Adair 81 S San Pedro Pm July I.
Saco 2s5 NE Hatteras July s.
San Mateo 500 n Tela July 8.
san Pahioi 21s 8 Nantucket July 8.
ScEooGlC E-<Hs h>uaiieslol July
saranac lat IS "a Ion TO 90 July s.
Socony % 8 Hatteras July 8.
Steadfast 315 ESE Hatteras July 8.
Sunoii 115 Il Delaware Breakwatsr July 8
Sylvan Arrow 1880 from San Pedro Pm
July 6.
Thomas Fl Wheeler 81 NV Cape San An
tonic July 8.
Thurland Castle SO sw Hatteras s Pm
Tippeeanoe 2,lo5 from San Pedro s Pm
July Z.
Triumph 100 s Charleston July 8.
Venezuela 3SS s Baltimore Pm July g.
Walden 234 e Tybee July s.
West Hixton ais from Seattle PM July z
West Kader GA w Columbia River 8 Pm
July 8.
West Kasson sas from Columbia River ,
West Kedron l,ic7 sE San Pedro Pm
west segovis 1855 ENE Cape Henry July 5
william Henry Webb 1915 S Delaware
Breahwater July s,
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and thirty-thrae vessels, OF ss.oss gross
sons,. for foreign ownars, making q
grand total of 1,482 vessels, OF 2,27s.-
ESQ TONS
Steel Ship Average Large
Steel seagoing ships tctaled $40. of
i,vSs,ll6 tons. rs compared with sew
enty-seven wooden vessels, of l1s.27e
tons, and LOAF small non-seagoing YES
sells, aggregating 174.ST2 tons. It is
noticeable that the steel ships averaged
nearly 5000 gross tons each, which Is
considerably larger than the average
for. other countries.
Out OF the 100000 tons built for
Amer'can account, 1,514,oo0 tons, or
ABOUT 70 per cent, were built in the
shipyards of the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts. On the Pacific Coast the total
vas $4,000 tons, that of the Great
lakes district 100000 tons and Of the
yards on Western rivers $4,000 tons.
FIVE vessels of reinforced concrete
were built and numbered during the
hseal year, while the total OUTPUT of
sailing ships was seventy, of ss,oa9
tons.
Monthly Output Falling.
The monthly production of vessels
as follows: "' pse'i
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Lake Ports

Kaaa " 5g ssa aAT5ysa Str;
Fort william; w Stafford. Islands; Chat
tanooga, sarn MIA; - Co..
e w Bunsen. Duluth; Morton Farr
Conneaut; Kelley Island, Islands. Sailed
strs Sweden, Milwaukee,; Bunsen, Toledo
AsHTABULA. Ohio, July s-Arrived'
strs Rock Ferry. ogde,naburg; Arizona
woo. Sailed: Strs c L hutchinson. Du-
luth; Rock Ferry Chicoutimi: Arizona
Montres Lynsstons' MII1wSSqkee W
1sis, Port MTctNieoll. sailed: strs Glen 1sia
Fort William; Granpian. Bay City Chief
tain, Duluth.
Luzon. Buffalo Sailed: strs Labella Du.
u1h g9npeaut H MiTap5see. Ohio 1u,v g.
Arrived Strs George C Crawford, Two
Harbors; Carl D Bradley. Calcite. Sailed
strs George c Crawford, Huron; Carl
Bra iley Calcite.
CONNEAUT Ohio. July s-Arrived: strs
Huron. Depot Harbor: wyandotte. Green
Sailed str r wyando,tte.. Parry SOUND; Hu.
ron Alpena H9rvard h Rrluth Thomas
BUFFALO. July 9-Arrived: Strs Wotan,
Pentlend. Montreal Eioa Chicago; Huron
ton. w Stephenson, Toledo; Holcomb p,
Cardinal. Montreal. Sailed: strs Elba,
treal I w Stephenson, Mackinac; Hol-
comb. Montreal;. Alfred II Smith, Duluth.
ESCANABA. Mich. July g--Saiied: Str
DULUTH, MINI. July s--Arrived: strs
Squire. s H Robbins J Epson. B
Jones. Schiller. Clemson. James Davidson
Williams Kerr, Gilmore, Octorara, Lake
Erie ports Sailed; Strs Sherwin., Stanton
Ecott Harvester, Morgan Jr. B F Jones
H H Rogers. Schiller, Clemson, James
Davidson, Kerr, Crete, Williams. C Fl
Bradley, Peshtigo, ] L Reiss, Morse. Lake
Erie ports
TWO HARBORs. Mich. July s--sailed
Strs l. Reiss, Elnlwood. Poe, J c Morse,
Lake Erie.
ASHLAND. Wis. July 9--Arrived: Str
Munsing, Erie. Sailed; Str Maunaloa, Lake
Erie.
sHEBoYGAN,. Wis. July. s--Arrived: Str
J Reiss, Buffalo. Sailed: Strs Robinson,
Buffalo; j P-Reiss, superior.
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Arrived Yesterday

Str Colon Cristobal July l. Port-au-
Prince I. to the Panama Railroad Steam
ship Line with EOS passengers, mails and
mdse Pier /. Hoboken. n j
Str Aztec (Norl. Lobos June so, to tho
lnterocean Oil Co, with crude oil: Pier l.
Str Corozal. Arecibo June Is. Ponce July
:; 10 the New York C Porto Rico Steam
ship Co, with sugar; Arbuckle Refinery
SIR Erhoim (Nor3, Sydney, b c, July 4.
TO Bennett. Hvosief e Co. with plaster ,
anchored off Liberty.
SIR Commodore Rollins (Nor). PhiladeI-
pha July s. to to United Fruit Co. in
str Arapa hoe. Jacksonville July 5.
With passengers and mdse; Pier 81 n r.
Str Bayonne. Philadelphia. to the
Vacuum on Co. with oil: Vacuum Docks
Str Ardmore. Tampico June 80, to Rob
st L Hague, with crude oil: anchored off
T0mpkinsvilie, s I.
. Lisbon p. to G b Mallory { Co, With
mdse, anchored off Sta pleton s T.
Str Anaconda, Marseilles June "a to J n
Quarantine.
Str Hog Island, Mitylene June 10. Gala
mata 3, Palermo 81. Bizerta %. to the
and mase; arc-ored off Quarantine.
Str VAGUE; Barahona June 81, San Do
mingo city June IS, Macoris July to the
Clyde Steamship Co; with mdse; Warmers
Refinery, Bdgewater j.
Str Kansas (Br). Avonmouth, June %:
to Norton. Lilly & Co; in ballast. TT 57th
st, Bklyn.
Str Munplace. London. June %; to the
hunson Steamship Line; in ballast Morse's
D d, Bklyn.
a. Str Harold Dollar, Manila May .. Iloilo
MAY -. Cebu May 1s, San Francisco jane
10. cristobal June so; 20 the Dollar lime;
WIN indse' Pier s. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Bark As;rid DAM. Copenhagen. MAY = :
to the Standard Oil Co OF n Y; in ballast
anchored In Quarantine
str Panhandle State. returned from trial
Up, to I Mail Co; anchored off
Str Birmingham City. Baltimore, July Z;
to lsthmlan S Co; Kearny n j.
~ Nitro, Philadelphia anchored in
Gravesend Bay.
Str Carmania (Br). Liverpool and
Sueenstown; te the Cunard Line, with
pass. mails and mdse.
Str Lapland Obs. Antwerp ana South
amg,on' TO the Red Star Lire, with pass,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Cleared

"a S Nt k-oonland (Am). Captain Newman,
etp; Rel Star Line.
Ba7s,oah Henry r Mallory fAr). Captain
"Ssastow Havana; n and Cuna Mail Co
1 ssr King Alexander tGk). Captain Lam
'%a1s. firaeus; n Galanos & Co.
~ 40 Manbe (Am) Captain Hansen.
50 81 Atlantic Fruit Co
An sShIqrce (Am), Captain Hansen. San
. ~ Nsleus tBr). Captain simpson. Pc
30 Funeh, Edge & Co
- y SSsa ,,oie SAm). Captain Hassell Nue.
e M aus san \ Jq u }Amo, Captain Earbor,
Slr' xruol!n; Moore & Mccormick Co.
Cnrs,4Msa facaibo (Am) Captain Simmons.
Sir e. Bliss. ballet & Co.
Carlson 'Kti' iaosre Rollins (Nor), Captain
st oat 8 United American Lines
Musra, gar luckenbach tAm). Captain
Str 4, rotterdam; Luckenbach S Co.
Str 'I ~. AmeriSan and Cuban s Co.
giehmra1aaSse Srthlr CAMP. Captain Daniels.
Str Richmond and N S Co.
Smith nA LueNenbach (Aml. Captain
Str al Sci ! fahclsoo LucGenbsch Co.
S., pos Southern Pacific Co.
Nc,s S Egremont Castle (Brl cantain Cann
Str SSNS. ,WIn II Twedeil Co.
HudTines so,p s'.4na weems (Br). Captain
Str s. rnssitimore, HaIschaw Co
sttssae4lphia: Caribbean s Co IT,
Norfolk 's mutton tAml, Captain Nelson,
ST. ga dominion Transport Co
Harnb,,, y onset inset {Aml. Captain WilIett.
S.. Elder Steel S S Co
DarHtr seo1sburn tBr), CAPTAIN Cooper.
Str S,vp, Glimarten & Co
back, Pow Swiftsrrow (Am). Captain Kaul-
AitHur; Swiftsure Oil Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10

MayarL Banes, Cuba giaster r'' sth ~ SCH,
s Msry Mnnscn urucnsr, aeergs,own. 9;
Fort lsimon, Ontario. Philadelphia: City OF
Atlanta, Savannah.
CHARLESTON, July arrived: strs
Assinnippi, Savannah, Triumph, Fernan-
dina Wnxnhachie Galveston, for Bremen
Mohawk, New York. and proceeded jack
sonville; Lake Ellenorah, Jacksonville
and proceeded to Boston. Sailed: Strs
Triumph. Genoa: schuyikiit Bridge CAL
weston; Eastern Soldier. Havre; Bayway.
Str Ensex, fhnat.glp.,.s. 49,
manchee. New York; sehr Waithan,. Phla
delpha; Albert " Robinson, Darien Fer
=. NEWPORT NEWS. July arrived
Sfrs Ceylon CIR Portland Eastern city
, om2, fsriand Kslmhae .Br9 nalt
tokl, Copenhagen; sudbury (Br). Queens
town; rarthenia tBrl. Glasgow; Eugene $
Hn s-51 !, ,,s (Gb, Queenstown
lon tSwl, Portland; Rotterdam tDt), Port
h A. Madras CITY shr2 Galveston:
Philadelphia Walter d Noyes. Boston
Ascunsion dc Larrinaga tBr), Galveston
xarduiia lBr), New York; West segovia,
Boston; Stboney. Corunna: Ward, Charles
ton; La Perouse (Fr). New Orleans; City
Of st Joseph, baltimore: Ripagenus. New
England Ramon de Larrinaga (Br). Gal
weston; Noorderijk (DD, Cristobal; Cam
pania GD, Galveston. Sailed: Strs Mel
tonian Br). Liverpool; Comes Peak. Fat
mouth; Jeseric (Br), Port said; John
stevens Falmouth: Aylesbury (Br), Tene-
rife; fairfield (Br). Dakar; Eastern city
1Br,. Queenstown; Oswego. Manchester;
Parthelia tBrl, GLASGOW, Northern Star
lBr), Venice; Egges Ford iBr), Gibraltar;
Tenafy A. Thames River port: Liliyada
90. Regga Calabria; Eugene Embrcos
fGk), Pearu; Rerwinvale (Br), Havana;
Giendhu tBr). Queenstown: Western Chief.
Lisbon; Schr Charles Davenport. Buenos
Ayres.
PHILADELPHIA. July a--Arrived: strs
William H Webb. Honolulu; Shawmut.
Baltimore; bark Maid OF England (Br),
Bathurst. Sailed: Strs Nesla (Nor), 1vig-
tut; Port Antonio tNor). Tela.
SAVANNAH. July 9-sailed: strs City
of st Louis New York; Trinidadian, Port
Arthur.
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Sailed Yesterday

strs Lackawanna Valley (Am), Phila
eeeipnfa' Bantu (Ar) Rosario Cerro Azul
san} Philadelphia Panhandle state
tArnl' trial trip; Fort Victoria (Br), Der
nnuaa; Ptpestone County (Am), Bordeaux
IAN tn Macintosh {Br), Philadefphia Denis
!ynFl' santos; Toloa (Br), Port L.imon San
sash lAml. San Juan; Cedric (Br). Liver
pool; Steel Voyager (Am), Baltimore; Co
eeo lSpl, Birkenhead; CastaEa (Br), Glas-
tow, Quulota (Br), Guayaquil; Nieuw
bsln',s'terdam (DD. Rotterdam: Commodore
nol.lns tNor). Kingston: Kroonland (Am)
xAn.werp; Henry r Mallory (Am), Ha-
ssns' Lenape (Am). Jacksonville; Helen
sa.pl. san Juan; Princess MAY (Br), Port
sshtonio; Hesione (Br), Buenos Ayres;
me siy tNor). Rio de Janerio; Sarpfos
ssnorl. philadelphia Maracafbo (Am), Gu
tbs nls1 Neponsit tAm), Hamburg; Dane-
9eim tDanl. Vera Cruz, Eastern Belle
NM Dublin: Everett (Am), Norfolk
~ tAm). Puerta Plata Grace Dollar
~, Aokohoma. Stockholm tSw), Goth
fIaeuIg Presldente Wilson UD. Naples;
PPst.seoo oBrl. Teneriffe; Bellhaven (Am).
{ Spneterean; Ell Sol (Arn} Galveston; U s
tSiazos' sea; Lebanon. sea. Mohavs, sea
Ssr,ase sea; Pruitt. sea; Stewart, sea
IT, sea; Arizona, Hampton Roads; Ne
w. hampton Roads; Oklahoma, Hamp-
III loads; strs Julia Luckenbach, Phila-
kiip'nai Aacapa, Santiago, Kingston and
'''S'ooal' sudbury, Hamburg.
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Laundresses, ss &c

sink. laces. shirts. willing to assist with
cooking best references. Wetter's Agency.
Is West 43d st. Murray Hill 4942.
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c = : IRWIN'S AG Enc $40 9Th Av.
Summer Hotels supplied with best help
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Fire Record
loss.

A. M. LOSS.
1o:5O--In front of 1113 Broadway;
auto. Joseph Glubner. -. Unknown
12;25-37S7 Broadway; Max Foxman.
Unknown
12:25-4as sth av; Majestic Embroid-
cry co ..... u knO Wn
12:oo--2l5 Blocker ST; unknown. Unknown
12:30--525 Z. 1l7th st; unknown Unknown
IL :30-Pier s.. East River; motor boat,
Atlas Lighterage Co...... $3.50
1:o5-25o w. 18th St; Robert O'Keefe.
Unknown
Trihing
5e5-732 Broadway; T. L. P. restau-
rant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
.30-72d st. and Central Park West:
Hotel Majestic ....,........ Slight
555-200 Monroe St. Samuel Lude
................... Unknown
Tine record of last Wednesday showed a
fire as having occurred in the premises of
Fischel & Co., 80 West Eighteenth Street
The Fire Marshal finds that 1t was on a
floor occupied by another firm.
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Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postofrice and City Hail Postofrice
Station, New York. at .. M. as follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Australia and New Zealand, via Seattle,
Steamship Las Vegas. July 10.
Japan. Corea, China and Siberia via
p Seattle. steamship Fushima Maru.
July 10. "
japan Corea. China, Siberia, French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies lex
eept Sumatra). via Vancouver and Vic
toria, 3. c.. steamship Monteagle,
July II. ~
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New Yorl

HAMBURG, July 5--Str Mount Clay.
LONDON. July Str Centennial State.
TRIESTE. July Str Italia (Br).
HAMBURG, July 4-Str Hawaiian.
BIZ, Orcus.
TOCOPILLA. July Str Sherman.
PORT SAID, July s--Str Naperic (Isr)
CuAHANEN, July Str Estonia DAM
Departures for New York
FAYAL, July S--Str Westford.
HONG KONG. July 6--Str Deucal!on
.Brl.
BUENos AYREs, July Str Boston
Bridge.
MARsEILLEs, July s-str Gull Djemal
Turk.
ANTWERP. July 6-Str Ampetco.
ROTTERDAM. July Str Eastern Sea.
HAVRE, July 6--Str Rochambeau (Fr)
DUNKIRK, July Str Mckeesport.
ARENDAL4 July 2-Str Monana.
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Nearly l,50O
Ships Bull: in
u. S. Past Year
Over 2.25O.O0O Tons Is
Well Under Total for the
Previous Twelve Months;
Further Decline Coming
Foreigners Buy Vessels
Y3 Constructed to Order of
Companies Abroad; Drop
in Wooden Boats Built

More than two and quarter million
rross tons of ships were built in the
f-nised States and officially numbered
he the Bureau of Navigation of the
nepartment of Commerce during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1921.
This total output of American ship
yards is we'll below the record made
during the previous fiscal year, and a
much greater reduction In output Is
inevitable during the coming fiscal
year.
nut was age vessels, of 2,210.221 gross
tons, built for American ownership,
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JAPANESE HELP, skilled, euaraa.
teed. S04 6th av. Dc.
tween <b-4sth- Bryant 1881
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Nurses, Etc.

CHTLD'S NURSE, young Scotch woman;
excellent; four years reference; children
over three years. E., Miss Hofmayer' $
Agency 10 Fl. 43d St. Sd floor. Tel S947
Murray Hill.
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JAPANESE. American Employment
st Bryant so7s. Select domestic help.
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American Ports

BALTIMORE, July arrived; Strs Arna
(Nor), New York. Paraguay: Trevince
tBr). Algiers; Thistlemore tBr), Liver
pool via Philadelphia. Sailed Strs CITY of
st Joseph Genoa via Norfolk. Carolinlan,
Marseilies: Terrier tNor}. Falmouth for
orders; Mackinaw tBr). London and Ant
werp via Norfolk; Winston Salem, Venice;
CIbao {Nor), Port Antonio: Iayoi Maru
tJap}.. Birkenhrad; H M Fiagler. Tanpico.
BOSTON, July s-Arriycd: Strs Melrose,
.Lamberte Aeka4; &sAnaAkn * Lana. Tam
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NURSERY GOVERNESS, French; tactful,
capable; recommended. Joaquin s
Agency, COZ 9Th av.