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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
Report Of the condition of
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF POCAHONTAS.
At Poahonas in the State of Virginia. the close of blu
September 6. 1921

At Pocahonas Virginia.
September 6. 1921
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts excep
- shown In b and $569l o520
Overdrafs 14017
u s. Government Securities
u s. bonds deposited to circulation,
Securities 100000 126OOoOo
Other
Banking House. S6O000O fixtures 100000
Lawful Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 29S9218
Items with Federal Reserve Bank collection
Cash in vault and amount due from national G3S4065
Amount due from State banks, bankers. and
items 8, o. 1O), ......................... 1,415sG
of city of reporting
Total of Items O. TO- H. H. and 18), -. $i95 slo4o
ing bank .............. 2s853O
Treasurer, $4,000
TOTAL,
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ss5Ooo0o
Undivided profits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SS91OO
Less current interest and taxes paid, ooS 14s9
Circulating
Certified checks outstanding, $4,000
Cashiers checks outstanding.
Total of Items 81 $6064.45
Individual deposits subject to check s6O4sO9s
Dividends unpaid
Total of demand deposits (other deposits)
ject
Certificates deposit (oer than boowed
TOTAL, 1924 $40 Al
State Virginia, County Tazewell
Jas H. McNeer Cashier of the abovenamed bank do ocmny
that the aboye statement is true the best Of knowledge
18th day Of Sept 1921
A. Y. SPROLES, Notary Public.
Ny commission expires July co. 1924.
II. W. HICKS,
l.. E. WARD
w R. GRAHAM Directors
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
SOMETHING JOB MISSED.

Job was patient, but Man alive!
lie hadn't wife he must teach to
drive.
He never was out nm c,o,,,,
street
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GOING TOO FAR.

81 was sorry to see that you fell
asleep during Professor Diggs' lee
turc."
80 did," replied Mr.. Dubwaitc
Couldn't you follow him?"
81 followed him bacl; to Babylon.
but when he said 'Wc will now jump
back $4,000 years couldn't ncgotl-
ate the distance"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23


September 9Th 1921
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts including redscouns Except
= shown in b and g, ................. .S146S01.49
Notes and bills rediscounted with federal reserve
bank lother than bank acceptanes sod
Overdrafts,
U. S. Government owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds,
Ali other u s. Government Securities $sGS SSoSS
Total U. S. Government Securities ........... 74s00O0
Other bonds stocks, securities etc.. 3l700O0
Banking house. $11S9S02;
Lawful Reserve with Federal Bank 5O5O19
Cash in vault and duo national 10072o
Total OF Items g. 10, H. ~ and .Sl4O0725
Redemption fund with U. s. Treasurer from
S. Treasurer,
TOTAL. S2S2 74l93
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 100000
Surplus fund.- $4,000
Undivided profits. Observation-Disclosures
Circulating notes outstanding H"a 100000
Certified checks
Cashiers checks bank outstanding. 72221
Individual deposits subject check, 1O4141O0
jcct 26, 81. %, 90 80 81 :. 1o4141OO
sa .svss R ssds than 1orove so5
Other time deposits. 366061
Total of time deposits subject reserve items 49, 80,
payable Bank, .......... 100000
TOTAL Observation-Disclosures. .s2S2741.o3
Virginia, County of Tazewel IS:
H. Holrook cashier of the aboveamed bank, solemnly
and belief j. H. HOLBROoK Cashier.
Subscribed day Sept
c. L. sHUTFLEBARGER Notary Public.
Ny commission expires 49,
Correct-Atcst
E. A DEATON
j. C. HOLBROOK,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
Me-O-rny,

This stock available for immediate shipment While
now justifes your sending order for listed
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION
Any record amounting to SIS will be sent by i'll
sured parcel post at expenses if less than SIS ordered
ADD 3oc to cover cost of postage packing and insurance
- CARUSO RECORDS
n @ Y? saa ASas E Dsmn Deus {s
m % @ sS'f Ss%''''
l2 in $500 95loo Rgolstto Quartet curci Psrn
10 n saoo osoooRero GatSsO oa pSe" t,n c, ~
Homer ScOtti
DANCE RECORDS
- Love Bird. Medley Fox Trot. .whiemnns
sIS Of Golden Dreams. wsr,n rnn,a"
Let the Rest of the World Go BY Waltz. Van
10 " &c., 'S'''a@f aH'Hs Gle Come o'''"
s" Ross orchestra
- 81, ,s7,7 , Ms 1sSss,a
m s ,s7oa %" oss@ Srsn
&c. Nest Mees Fox Tra Smiths F oTtn
m &c., Eyes ToH %hem ols" oc
10 ill., &c., lss2l-Slppey Hank One Step Fuler
10 &c., 1912 skeleton anse sesnd jazz Ba"h
% ssa TX Sasass'!
70 in, $laS, 1854 Chinese Blues, Fey .sousas
~ ' Ambassador Orchestra sra's"A'
Jnpnncse Sandman Fox Trot Whitcman d
RECORDS
lOin 85c, G225-Uncle Joshs Trip Boston,. Stewart
Uncle Josh's Arrival in New York City. Stewart
10 n 85c, 6228Uncle Josh Playing Baseball, Stewart
Uncle Josh n Fifth Avenue Bus -. Stewart
10 m &c., 1783SGasone Gus his Jney Quartet
s35 5sO7-North Carolina Minstreis Victor NIins CO..
Jimmy Trigger Golden & Hughes
POPULAR RECORDS
10 in SIC. 1897 Everything Peaches Down in Georgia
American Quartet
H. - Carolina Pm Coming Back to You American Of
III m &c., l7@39as Night the End the
&c., I7942-Are You From Dixie Murrav K"nm
L. o. 49, Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding YOU Kaufman
III n ssc lSO8N1y Mothers Rosary
49, - YaaLa Hula Hickey Dua. Comedy -Four
~ m &c. 1898 et the Rest of the World
- 49, 80 I'm Like Shin without p Sail Hart & Shaw
lo m Sec le69GTha Old IL sh Mother o STERLING Trio
10 &c., 17ase-Tra of the oaesome Pine Brown e. arr
10 in. s5c, 17343-I.one Long " 'I Roton
ill., $780,, 17318-My Yellow Jacket CHI r q f. " I
20 ~ - Sraniard That Blghted My -. :. .Joison
Hawaiian Skies Campbe 9If Bur
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
STANDARD RECORDS

*:s sIi MS : %r .! o'' 5%;a'
' v: ' v'@ay
"i i "T' victor M'ssS Williams SnS
n $75 Sssol ar 'i n" t M Tetransa
10 in, $l.75. Dry Those Tears Williams
INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS
IN" &c., 'S''' For Every "y wh g" @ level Roberts
Lanterns Glow Hayden Quartet
lin" a'e 1886 is,r Ss%psi!an
n $,5 a552Romeo and juliet Selection Accordion Pietro
- - Barber Of Seville Overture Accordion. Pietro
H n Zig s7s mr H' vo PSTl
in s. rs ,ad Meditation lrom rha Violin
,n.o, Wm Tsl Pryor nNr
so"sss Baas
R"aary Cello Harp ysnet%n Trio Trio
The Last Hope " vcsscaa 'H" aian B BAND
10 Ill., la4 v" voa Fa~s
SACRED
SEC l65ooBeyon The Smiling Weeping Peerless Quartet
Old 1Ssc NC cre Mrs Asher R Roahsavsr
$780, a''' Ne No. fa s"G5sy Med 6 as:
NJ s T%v vsrsy Saarsst
Heaven Song naa Along T Tuskegee SINGER SINGER
10 in s5e 77eaBrighten The Corner
@ WIFI Thine Eyes NsesasassE
it, &c. "a II $s s;ssy
10 n S5c 1910 The Homeland and Mrs Wheeler
-, ~ - NV Jesus Thou Wilt. Mr.. Wheeler
~ M ooc lfS0l Am Coming Home
lie Knows the WAY
III In 8oc 87sOAn the Way Calvary.
Where Gates Swing rd,.As her -Rodeheayer
HAWAIIAN RECORDS
in 85c 1880 the Waikiki Medley Louise Ferera
Moe Uhane Waltz. Hawaiian Guitars,
Louise Ferera
m Shc 77G7io Hawaiian March, Royal Hawaians
Wnilana Waltz. Hawaiian Guitars. Lua-K
10 in 8bc l770l--IIawaian Waltz Medley. Hawaiian
Guitars, ua-Ka
Kima Waltz, Hawaiian Guitars . .Iua- Kali
10 n S5c l7f7 Cnnha Medley. Hawaiian Kali
Hula Medley Hawaiian -. Iua- kali
J" M sh lS2loYaddie Kadde Riddle Kaddc
.Louise
~ M sbc TITO Kchala March. Hawaiian
Honolulu March, Hawaiian Guitars. kali
Largest stock of Vicrolas Records in Southwest Vir
enia. Over $4,000 Records i'm stock.
ROANOKE TALKING MACHINE CORP
ROANOKE VA Phone eaas
Successors to Music Department Roanoke Cycle Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23

Get the best. Swifts Red Steer
Fertilizer for snle by
THE TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23

Report of condition of FIRST NATIONAL BANK at Ora
ham, in the State of Virginia. the of business on
September 9Th, 1921.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23

1Oin., s5c., 1926
10 in. s5c., 1928
10 in, s5c., 1888
l2 in, sl.s5, s5sO7
10 in. SIC, 1897
10 in. s5c., 1899
10 in, s5c., 1902
10 in.. &c., 1sOSi-
10 in. s5c-, 1858
10 in. s6c.. 1886
10 in, SIC, 1888
10 in. s5c.. 17s4s-
10 in. s5a.. 1913
10 in. &c., 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22

h'mutaka tBr). Auckland. Nevada tDan,
pp o'aa Trehawke (i5r). Montevideo
noaas' Junin tBr), Liverpool; Chertscy
NORFOLK, July a1--Arrvcd: strs sar-
s Maw 1Morl, Rotterdam; sagoland Csw)
re" Orleans; Wilfred CNor), Hamburg
S,siebes lDu), New York: Tredenham OBS
Marseilles; Atlantico (ItaD laramie; Rex
more tBrl, Liverpool; Minnie Do Larri-
R nasa br', Rotterdam; Wnaldfjk QDu)
a9r,os Sspanl Gibraltar. Sailed: str
Inisslemore Br). Liverpool via st Johns;
t anuTn l'ap p,ou.,n.a colsmnia (Br),
Ayres Bana GSor1 Santa Marta pa nqeno'
!on court (Br), Biuefclds, England; HUI
tero tNor), Gaiveston Vancouver Maru
1Jap). Galveston; England Maru (Jap)
Port Arthur; Ncathned (Br) Dakar
Nevada DAM. Montevideo; panier (nrl
Antwerp; Manx Isles (Br) Antiila. pnr,
Victor tBr). London. Chertsey (Brl
Nn s1,1i ri SSas1n{dgats OBJ, Bucnos Ayres
Strs Asher O3eig). Antwerp; k ! I.ueken
bach. Hamburg via New York; Nantucket
noston' Cohassett. London; Motorshir
Bridgeport; Nedmac. Havre. Sailed: ST.,
Ihuip Publlcker, Havana; Aral OBJ la
Pallice; limon. Kingston Gulfnnid. Port
Arthur; Emanuel Nobel (Belg) st Louis
PORT EADs L auy July 21ANrrt"ed Str Str,
Lake Govan. Tampico Lake Zaliski, Vera
C,u7' LIVINGSTON Roe, Charleston Mont
Sailed Strs Abangarez, Bocas del Toro
Agwtw orld. Bayonnc. N j Eastern Victor
London; Hiburas GHung), Blueneids; ia
maica (Nicl, Kingston; Nola, Progreso
Upton, Ceiba; West Wanna. Liverpool
Winona County. Galveston: Yuma From.
terra.
City of Montgomery, New York Sailed
schr Jacksonville N Y; Str Howard Bos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July 21---Arrived; Strs
Cibao tNor), Port Antonio; Lake Ellersiie
New York, Minnequa, New Orleans; Santa
Rosa. Corenel via Charleston; Grang es-
berg (Swed). Narvk Soestdijk (Du),
Rotterdam Sailed; strs Labette. Man
chester via Norfolk, Point Adams. Cristo-
bal, etc. via Norfolk; Capetown Naru
{Jap), Falmouth tfor orders); G!enspey
tBr) Falmouth tfor orders}. Bella, Port
Maria: Muskogee. Texas City.
BOSTON, July 2t-Arrived: strs Digby
OBJ Liverpool via ST Johns N +. and
Halifax; Gorredijk Dutch Rotterdam
sehr vaidare tBr). Bear River. N s. Sail
ed strs Philadelphia, New York, Regina
d'Italia tital), Genoa via New York
CHARLESTON, c, July 31-Arrived
str Navarino (Brl. Scotland; Virginia
bridge. Galveston; Lenape, New York: schr
Wilourt bartlett. San Juan. Sailed
strs Mercvi fGkl. Alexandria City OF
Rayyille, Savannah.
MOBILE. July 2i--Arrived; strs Hulaeo
New Orleans, Portalo Plumas. Rio de ia
METRO schr lean Mckay tBr). Vera Cruz
Sailed: Strs Lake Hector New Orleans
Bowden tNor). Port Barrios.
NEWPORT NEWS. LILLY s1--Arrived
str Minnie De Larrina@a fBrJ, London
Sailed; strs Port Victor (Br). Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York


RIO DE JANEIRO, July 21-Str Martha
Wash nEton.
ROTTERDAM. July 1s-str Fishkill; 10.
Nieuw Amsterdam (Du).
KOBE, July 1S-Aaska Maru (Jap)
CEBu. July 16-Str Celtic Prince (Br)
DAKAR, July 1s-Str Cunsios
HANRE July lS-Str Niagara CF'r)
SHANGHAI, July 19-Takaoka Maru
(Jap). ~ =
(Br).
LIVERPOOL July 2o--Str Castnlia fRr,.
PORT SAID, July 2o-Str Jason (Br).
July q City Of Oran (Br).
= GoTHEN BURG, July cl-str Stock
Departures for New York
81 MlCHAELS July 2o-Str Canada
SHIELDS. July ao-str Tricolor tNor>.
III II VERPOOL, July 21-Str Cape Ortegal
NAPLEs. July 14-Pacifc Maru (Jap).
ANTWERP, July 16-Strs Montauk and
Cantigny, July 49, ''''
VALPARAISO, July 1s-str Quilpue
Ma M.AauRITIus, July 11-str Gordon
HAMBURG. July 1s-str Anchoria tBr,
oCTd AMPTON, July 2o--Str Bamp-
SANTOS. July 2o-str curvello tBraz,
sS7WANsEA. July 2o-str virginia (Br g.
~ Ana. July 2f-Str Ulua (Br).
,HALlFAA N S, July 21-Str Montrolite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Tanker Fleet
OF Over 100
Now Tied Up
81 of Shipping Boards 80
Idle, Chiefly as Result
of Export Tax Placed
Upon Oil by the Mexicans
Private Owners Hit Also
Boards Tank Vessels Made
Profit Of Millions i'm the
Operations OF Last Year

More than a hundred tankers under
the American flag are now tied IN.
chiefly as a result of the attitude Of
the Mexican government on the oil
situation, although reduced demand
for fuel oil because of the shipping
depression and slackening of the for
eigu demand for oils are also factors
OF the Shipping Boards fleet of
eighty-nine tank steamers, ffty-one
are now tied up awaiting A renewal
Of activity. Because of the export tax
on oil imposed by Mexico American
interests have withdrawn from the
trade and little oil is moving out Of
Mexico, what is being taken moving
cniefy in British vessels.
The Shipping Boards tankers are
laid up at Mobile, from which point
they can readily be placed in the Gulf
trade with revival of activity
Miliion-Ton Fleet for Board
When the six tankers still under
obstruction are completed the Ship
ping Board will have fleet of ninety
five oil carriers, aggregatinc nearly
million lightweight tons.
The developments in Mexico have
come at a time when the demand for
oil IS at low ebb, because of the
large stocks on hand. All the Ship
ping Board stations throughout the
world are well supplied, and the one
at Manila alone has stocks sufficient
FOR sixty days upply.
Although the Shipping Board lost
heavily during the last fiscal year on
the operation of its cargo vessels, the
tanker feet is reported to have shown
a profit for the year of more than
s20.0O0.090. There was marked &C
tivity in tanker service until within
the last few months, but oil-carrying
rates are now only about a sixth of
what they were during last October
and Novem Der.
Many Tankers Building
In addition to the six tankers build
ing for the Shipping Board. American
shipyards have under construction for
private interests fifty-eight vessels
equipped to carry oil, which aggregate
40.137 gross tons. This amount rep
resents nearly 70 per cent of all the
tonnage now under way in the United
States for private owners. Great
Britain has more than half a million
gross tons Of tarkers row building.
The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey several months ago declared
thai a marked surplus Of tanker ton
mage was bound to occur as the work
in hand was completed Recently tia
Shipping Board has sought to chart'c
OF sell 4 number of its tankers, 1t
without success. although a compasa-
lively few months ago it refused offers
to buy its tankers.
As an Offset to the present DEGREES
sion in the oil trade, however, there is
TO be taken into account the greatly
increasing volume of shipping equipped
10 burn oil fuel, which will furnish a
growing field for tanker activity. The
Leviathan furnishes case in point. If
this $4,000 ton liner is re,onditioned
and fitted to burn oil, as is expected,
her bunkering capacity Will be in ex-
cess of 5000 tons, and to supply her
needs Will require the constant exclu-
sive services of large tanker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Lake Porfs

CLEVELAND, July 21-Arrived: strs
Wesee Sandwich Michigan. Lorain. Sailed
Wesee, Sandwich
DULUTH, July 21-Arrived: strs Per
kins, Crawford, Palmer. North Ameri
can Tonesta. w G. Mather Sailed: Strs
S HoIT IS jr Farr, J Davidson. E Upson
Delaware, Verona. Sherwin. Adriatic. Buf
falo, Atterbury, North Lake, North Anleri-
can.
ASHLAND, July 21-sailed: strs Arc
sHEBoYGAN, Wis. July 2l-sailed: St,
j p Rciss, Superior
, EsCANABA, July 21-sailed: Str Jones
70 M. M,ANITowoc, July 21--Arrived: Str
ue G1NT Pbi9nT 1 Suly =,A 4 s5rs
Marquette. Sailed: Str Henry Phipps, Du-
luth.
BuT,FALo; July 21-Arrived: strs Per
Canopus. Cleveland E L Booth. Erie, Wo-
tan. Montreal; Iselin. Ogdensburg; Da-
N yock, Fairport; Cletus Schneider, South
treal; Edwin N Obi, Chicago; Perseus,
Donaldson, Duluth; Wilson. Milwaukee; A
Fl Smith. Duluth, Fellowcraft, Detroit
schns(Ger, Chicago; Davock. Chicago.
James H Reed. Huron; Sawyer, Port Col
borne borne; Mcintosh, Ashta bula. Sailed
nesia, Byng Inlet; b Miller Detroit !;
Campbell Conneaut. Sailed: strs Poly
nesia, Byng Inlet; L b Miller, Duluth .
Campbell Superior
TOLEDO. July 21-Arrived: strs Key
nor Montreal; Bnarco, Sarnia Martin
Mullen, Midland; A W Cotton, Courtright
Sailed: Strs Keyno, Montreal; Theodore
II Wickwire il. 500. Onarco, Sarnia: Mar
tin Mullen, Green Bay; c RI Mccullough
Green Bay; A w Cotton, Sarnia, Sweden
Duluth.
AsHTABULA. July 21-Arrivcd. strs
Saturn, Marquette; James Laughlin su-
peror; Maple Grange. Therold; II p Nc
Intosh. Superior, Sailed Strs Saturn
Milwaukee; James Laughlin, Superior
Maple Grange, Quebec; H P Mcintosh,
Superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Arrived Yesterday

SIR Caracas. La Guayra July 10. Porto
a aonig 9uly y"1y - t' Gnr"G ca July a. san
- pass. mails and mdse: Pier l. B'kiyn
SIT Willkeno tBrl. Liverpool July j; TIC
nc Williams Steamship Co, in ballast, Fieg
Str Alliance. crtstohal July IA: to the
i'aaana Railroad Steamship Line, with
IS9 pass, mails and mdse, Pier i. IIo-
va Str Jul'1 ana. (sP) TarTagona June 20
G "a TSa,, 4 Dish' with pass and mdse; foot
Str Lancaster. Port Said June 81
BlzeFta June IS, Marseilles June so; to the
5fe,n Star Line, with mdse; Pier 2, Erie
Str Graciana (Br>. Leith June es Dun
Gee June 2S; Havre July 6 to Furness
witty & Go. with mdse; Pier 90 B'kiyn.
Str Mex eesport. Dunkirk July u to the
Cosmo politan Shipping Co. with rndse: Pier
:. Hoboken. N J.
Str Brilliant and one barge. Providence
to the Standard Oil Co OF New York, in
ballast; anchored off Tompkinsville. 1.
Str Gulf Prince. Port Arthur. Tex. July
10, TO the Gulf Refining CO, with oil; Gulf
Refining Docks, B&yonne. n j.
Str Advance, Cristoba June II. JererIlie
June 10, Port-au- Prince July 16, to the
pass, mails and mdse; Pier l. Hoboken.
Str II II Rogers, Campana June IS; to
Robert |. Hague. IN ballast; anchored off
Str Champion Anderson. Tampico July
Is. to the Pan-American Pet Trans Co.
with crude OIL anchored of Tompkins-
willie S l.
Str Regina d'Italia Qt). Genoa July 2.
Boston July 20. TO Furness. Witty Co,
with mdse; anchored off Quarantine
Str Giyndon, Santiago July 49, to the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit; National
Refinery, Yonkers, n Y.
Str NJ r Elliott. Galveston July 13; to
Robt Hague, with oil; anchored off
Torlpkinsville. l.
Str Archer. returned from trial trip: to
Shipping Board; Tebos Yacht Basin.
e klyn
Str f Luckenbach. Philadelphia July
&c. to Luckenbach Steamship Co. with
ndse; 35th st. klyn
Str Clarksburg. Baltimore July 10 to
United American Lines, with mdse; Pier
sc, y r.
Schr Granville R Bacon. Jacksonville
July II; to 9iilmartin & Co. with mdse
Astoria, l. l.
Str American Boston.
HALIFAX, July 21--Schr Favonia.
HAVANA, July 21-Strs Monterey and
LApn MI lSpanl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Jhe connecting mails close at the Cen
e era. Postonice and City Hall Postofice Sta
ton. New York, at 90 p. m. as follows:
Hawaii via San Francisco, steamshi I
Maui, July 90
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
=. cisco. steamship Tcnyo Maru, July "a.
hawaii and specially addressed mail 70,
Japan Corea and China. via San Fran,
CISCO, steamship Marking. July IS.
aaWal and specially addressed mali for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco steamship Empire State. July Is.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia French Indo
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands via
seattle. steamship Wenatche.. July 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Maashaven (Du). Norfolk anc
Guanica; Aguezta Foberzegno QtaD
New Orleans and Trieste, Archer (Am)
trial trip Bristol City (I3r), Bristol
Apache CAMP. Charleston and Jackson
VILE; Salem County CAMP. Port Lobos
Yucatan (Am). Havana and Progreso
Republic camp. Norfolk: Calcutta (Br)
Avonmouth; st Mihiel CAMP. Cristob
Heiig Olav (Dsn), Christians and Copen-
hagen; city OF Savannah CAMP, Savannah
Jefferson CAMP, Norfolk B Nora CAMP
Tampico; Gulf OF Mexico CAMP Port
Arthur: Franklin (Anl). Houston: U. S. $.
Ramapo. Fall River. Mass; Giuseppe Verdi
ItaD. Naples and Genoa. Rayo, Port
Arthur Ell Captain San Juan; Guiana
(Br). ST. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22

rrcut rrercha ndfss manager, silk and cot
ton skirts, r. III 81.
TROY. y. y.
WoIlrnaB Inc Aiss Leila A. Daww<ts
ready to wear r Is.A'p o1,t. 1s~
Repberg's. S Renberg. JOS meas six
shirts 1854 B'-1ay skpA
VICTORIA. TEN.
A & < Levy. Jake z. Lazy. rsady TO
wear, dry goods. novelties. Woodstock
VIRGINIA. MINI.
United Cloak & sun Co N IS G. Smith,
suls. 1IGe B'wsy-
WACO. TEX.
Cioldstcln Mizel Co. S. Eirschoerg.
rcady-to-4vear. cotton place goods. st4SzS
sasins. velvets. fsnneis couaestics. uphoi-
srery. ara perfes ch.iirens wear. s52 4th
ay care u Kirby Block & Fisher. 4~s
WAJ>Aj. WIS. '-s
United Cloak & SUIT Co. Miss c. IL
Chadek. suits 1i71 = way. SIS
WORCESTER, MASS. ,sss
c. T. Sheer @. r. u. Dodge. ribbons.
gloves 1874 " 500 ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Cleared

Str Rosalind OBJ. Captain Mitchell
Halifax st Johns; Bowring & Co.
Str L p ffolmblad (Dar), Captain Some
Copenhagen; Funch Edge Co.
Str Delaware (Am), Captain Robinson
Boston; Eastern Co.
Str Jefferson (Am), Captain Horsley
Norfolk; old Dominion Transport Co.
Str III Captain (Am>. Captain Hanson
kingston Robert l. Hague.
SIR Canadian Miller (Brj. Captain Sears
Rio dc Janeiro, Santos; MILFORD q Mckay
Z Co.
str Iiberator CAMP, Captain Mckenzie
San Pedro; Atlantic & Pacific S S Co.
Str Spes tNor), Captain Simonsen; Port
of Spain, Caribbean Co.
Schr Hiram - MacLean (Br), Captain
ST Johns Patterson & Brown & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
Buyers Arrived

B. Ieard dry goods shoes millinery
notions and ready to wear, Imperial.
GREEN cay, WIS.
United Cloak & Suit Co. A. Wasser-
stein, coats suits; ITO 3 way.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Wise. Smith & Co.; T. Ganley, women $
shoes j. A Mckenzie, rep; SO Mercer st.
Sage Allen K CO.; X. d. Sheean. shirt
waists 404 Atm av.
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Sail Friday
City Island
Bound South

hosalind tBr), st Johns. N r, and Hall
va, "a TOT New York to Bowring 4 Co; with
on Passengers and mdse schrs Henrietta
~ nItney sullivan for New York: with
s'one to Booth Bros vessel to Cilnartln
q 20 sharpshooter Bridgeport for New
Bound East
Schrs Bessie A White fnr, port pe,d
Ing Tor Halifax; Annie B Mitchell, Port
ktauins for Camden, Me; Harriet White
N' Jersey City for Nantucket; Rusalka
New York for Block Island
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Foreign Trade Notes

A special commercial agreement has
been concluded between Italy and the
United Kingdom whereby certain
goods may be imported into Italy
without license formalities, whether
shipped from Great Britain or arriv-
ing in Italy in transit for England
from other countries of the British
Empire.
This years output of manila hemp
in the Philippines will be only 100000
bales, little less than so per cent of
normal construction, according to re-
ports to the Department of Commerce.
Poland has begun relaxing control
on trade and foodstufs. After the
next harvest, it is stated, the Ministry
Of Appreciation will be abolished.
undressed hides and skins comprise
one class Of raw materials which show
hsavy decrease IN both imports into
and reeXpolts from the United King
dom.
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