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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-19

Americans are eating 8 per cent less
meat than they did twenty years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

GAUToIS, NF, prior TO July 28-Arrived,
schr Molie Fearn CSr). st Johns Ito load
for Oporto).
rived, schr Max Horton tBr), Santa Pola.
HALIFAX, July 29--.Arrived. str Aslaus
Haaland (Nor). Hull for Hampton Roads
tand sailed.
York via sherbiooke; Evelyn Miller tBr)'
HAVANA, July 23-Arrived. strs Point Bo-
nita. San Francisco &c; 9th. Berwindvale
tBr,, Cardenas: 18th, Munsla. Mobile;
Arrived o6th. str Coauina. Philadelphia.
Sailed 25th, strs Leon XIII tSp). Vera
Cruz; Felix Tassig. Montreal.
MANZANILLO. July 2T-Arrived. str Co
MONTREAL. July 29-Arrived. str Manoa
(Br), St Johns.
Sailed 30th. str Canadian Sapper tBr). ST
Johns.
PORT GREvILLE, Ms, prior to July 90
Arrived, schrs i Tower tBr). Yarmouth
20 load for New York;; r Mayfied tBr)
Boston.
PUERTO PLATA, July 1s-Arrived. schr
Ricketts, Y g tBr),. New York tto sail for
Palcnque when discharged.
QUEBEC, July 2o-Arrived, str Canadian
Warrior (Br), Sydney.
RICHIBUCTO. NIB, July 2o---In port. schr
Mary G Maynard. for New York.
SALINA CRUZ, July 23--Sailed, str Anyo
Maru (Jep). San Francisco.
Fan PEDRO DE MAcoRIS, July 4--Ar.
rived, schr Nat u Gorton, New York (and
sailed 11th for Honduras.
ST JOHN, NB. Jgly 2smArrved. 1, I". sehrs sa,r
Ononette CBr). do.
Sailed csth, schrs Bessie White (Br).
Herring Cove Ito load for Corlx); 30th. str
I.abette. Manchester; schr Quaco Queen (Br).
SYDNEY. cB. July ca-Arrlved. str sheba
(Br), Quebec.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBv Telerrapl,.1 ]

BOSTON. Mass. July 5o-Arrived. str New
ton. Norfolk
&C. West HI Hika New RpI York; Harry % Luepen. apss
bach, San Francisco. &c. via Philadelphia
Calvin Austin, New York Nantucket. Phila-
dephia craigrownie, Norfolk: Gloucester.
Baltimore; II Devereux, Philadeiphia:
Maiden. Baltimore; Everett. Norfolk: schrs
Jere Shaw. Jacksonville. Qretay (Br).
Weymouth. Ms: Bertha ", Machias.
Cleared July 80. str Haiiartus (Br), New
Sailed soth, tug Piedmont. Norfolk. towing
Sailed Aug 1, schr Orozimbo CBr), PARIS
boro.-Wlnd at Highland Light. NV. 30
miles; clear: smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md Aug ARRIVED strs
Deutschfeid tGsr). Hamburg via Philadel-
phia Vaudeville CNor), Port Antonio;
Georgeenna Weems. New York; Themls,o
tDutch). Rotterdam; PhaIiron tGreel), Port
Maria; schre Alcaeus Hooper. Boca Grande
Lvdis Mel Baxter. Port Tampa.
Sailed 1st, strs Anthony Groves. Jr. Phile-
delphia; Mnsanicllo Gtai). Gibraltar (for
orders); Collingsworth, Antwerp and Rottcr-
BATH. Me. Aug I.-Arrived. str Thomas p
cEBu. July 2o--saiied. str Protesiaus
Sailed soth. str Canadian Highlander CBr)
CHARLESTON. SC. Aug f--sened. sire
Livingston Roe. .Nyoorg and Stockholm,
Orleans: West Durfec, Liverpool
CAPE HENRY, Va. Aug I. II AM-.Parsed
IN, ctr J M Guffey, Port Arthur for Baltl-
more.
Passed out 3oth, An, str San Lcopoldo
(f'r) baltimore for Tampico.
Passed out Goth. midnight. strs KnIeht
nuckeyc State. 10 for Havana. &c: 3tst. 3
AN, Rexmore (Br), do for Llverpool Nor
folk. do for Portland.-wind. ME-. is miles
GALvEsTc n. TEX. July so-ArrIved, str
Titonian tBr), Antwerp.
Arrived Aug l.. strs Newauay. Norfolk;
pico; Oregon Maru (Jap). Liverpool.
Arrived list. str Baton Rouge. Havana.
Sailed ist, s,rs N Z Elliott; - El Aha,
and Hull; Glasgow MART (JApl, Naples WI
mona County, Havre: Mundnle. Baltimore
Sailed isi, strs Demssrns Pandeiis Greek, !.
Rotterdam; Tritonia tBr). Rotterdam.
JACKSONVILLE, ria, July al-saiied schr
Roberf l. nean. New York.
psiled Aug i. ssrs q n warjns. Baton
Rnugs Merrirnsclf. Philadelphia.
MOBILE. Ala, July so--Arrivcd str Cape
Arrived Aug 1. strs Dovoiente, rhiiadet-
phIa Lake ciitedgo, Port Spain; Munisla.
Havana; Herman Winter. Porto Barrios;
Arrived lei. str Lake raristeu New York
and Tampa; sclar Gertrude somerville,
sailed July 40. strs Bowden tNor,, Porto
Barrlos. paasaic Bridge, Pensacola schr
Harrison r Beacham. Vera Cruz
Sailed ist ctr Pasuac Bridge Bristol and
NEW OI.LEANs, In. Aug ARRIVED. strs
Bfynhild (Norl. Havana; Colorado Sprlngs,
Charleston, Coppenane. Eocaa del roro.
Donax (Br,. Europe = " Remp. Tempico
~ Lagc. New YORK Hibueras tiIond), Buc-
flelds; Iourrs. Norfolk: Jaiapa, Charleston;
jamaica fNicl KlnEston; Pariamina, Teln .
Tegucirarn Giondl Ceiha; Tpxaro No i8T,
Port Arthur: Truxla. Tampa Warkworth
fpr). Europe: Wnferawyk CDutchl Norfolk .
Hahira, Texas city natter 20th)
Sailed from Port Eads lat, strs Aihertoite
(nr), Europe: Ceiba CHondl, Ceiba; Cllona
fBr). Rotterdam: George tFr). Emden
Glenpoo. Tampico; Rama (Nic). Blueflelds;
Reiyo Maru fJapl, Hong Kong; Westplein
(Dutch), London, Yuma, Frontera.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
CRESCENT HILL TRACT
BOUGHT By DEVELOPER
Other Transactions Closed Tn
Brooklyn.

The last undeveloped tract In the
Crescent Hin section of Brooklyn was
purchased yesterday from Robert Fl.
Bryson of Slee & Bryson, architects. by
Charles c. Valentine. The property sold
is known as Owls Head. It lies between
Eightieth and Eighty-second streets
with a frontage OF 24O feet on Shore
road, and extends back to Harbor View
terrace. The tract - assessed at
$4,000.
Mr.. Valentine. who has been prom
inently identified with the development
OF Crescent Hill for the last fifteen
years. plans the construction Of another
group OF high class houses on the prop
erty. which Is said to be the most ex-
treme westerly point on Long Island.
]. Lacov sold a plot, 60xl00. for Will
lam Gleason TO Louis GarfinlSle on East
Twelfth street. forty feet north of john
son road. The plot will be improved
with two two family houses.
Henry l.. Wheeler sold the four family
apartment at 307 Hicks street to Joseph
Besheer for II. Langsam; 31s Wander
bilt street, a two family dwelling, for q.
Vinelo. to Herman Koerner the three
story building 314 Baltic street to C..
Corsini for Peter Ps Mahoney and
others: 2S13 Farragut road. a frame
dwelling, for Victor Olson to Mrs. Clara
A. Olson. and the three story building
and stable on Third avenue northeast
corner OF Eleventh street, for the estate
of A. Doscher 10 Louis Siemer. grocer.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

COMPROMISE LIKELY
OYER SEIZED SHIPS
Shipping Board Holds Open
Door to Negotiation With
us. Mail Company.
GUARANTEES ARE SOUGHT
Reply to Chairman Lasker's
Letter Will Be Announced
Some Time To-day.
GUARANTEES ARE SOUGHT

A possible settlement or the litigation
begun by the United States Mail Steam.
ship Company when officials OF the
United states Shipping Board seized nine
OF the conpany's vessels for alleged de-
fault of charter hire loomed up yesterday
when the Shipping Board. in reply to
the company's offer to buy the ships.
failed to close the door for negotiations.
Officers of the United States Mail said
they would not make public until to-day
the letter that had been received from
Albert d. L.asker. chairman of the Ship
ping Board. The company, through its
attorneys. Delaney Nicoll and Balm
bridge Colby. former Secretary of State
Is preparing reply which will be made
public simultaneously with the Shipping
Board letter.
Marshall BulIitt. special counsel Of the
Shipping Board I'm the litigation. has
pointed out that under the United States
Mail charter no offer to purchase can be
made while the company Is In default,
which Is one Of the Shipping Boards
allegations. That fact is said to be cited
IN the Shipping Boards letter, but. de-
spitA this, the board is understood to
have manifested q willingness to proceed
with negotiations provided they are given
certain guarantees.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
81 500, 900 LOAN ON OLD
w. X. VANDERBILT HOUSE

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has made loan of S1,500,000 on
the old home of the late William X. Van
derbilt, at the northwest corner of Fifth
avenue and Fifty-second street. which
was purchased recently by the Empire
Trust Company as the site for build
ing to house the institutions uptown
branch. The mortgage has until De-
cember /, 1925, to run, and bears in
terest at the rate of per cent 1t was
made to the Empire Investors Corpora
ton.
The property was sold by the Wander
bilt heirs last November to August
Heckscher for q price sad to be close
to S3,000.0 900. The old mansion Is a
landmark of the one time social centre
OF the city. 1t stands on site having
an avenue frontage of 100 feet and ex-
tends along Fifty-second street for a
distance of 175 feet.
Another loan by the Metropolitan In
surance Is one OF $4,000 made to the
I7Sth Street Realty Company, Max
Schif president. on the property on the
north side of 17sth street, 4ol.5 feet
west OF Prospect avenue. 75x10o. where
an apartment house is to be erected.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy MALL

ABERDEEN. wash. July 27--saiied. schr
Alvena. San Pedro.
ASTORIA. @. July 27-Arrivcd. str ohioan,
Seattle.
BELLINGHAM. WASH. July a5-Arrlyed
gir Lurline, San Francisco.
CHARLESTON. SC, July 2s--Arrived. strs
cokest. savannah; 10th. Msquan, Lisbon FOR
Now Orleanr Holyoke, Texas City for Bre-
men land both proceeded.
HONOLULU. July 2T-Arrived. str Manoa.
Sailed rf,h. strs Lorain (from Port Arthur
and Galvestonl, Hong Kong and Manila;
West Jena. from San Pedro for Singa pore
VIM = Herrin. Gaviota (lattcr 2GthD.
sailed 9th. strs Matsona. San Francisco
sissTls ssI e., Msry Jap, % Yokohama; &C.. 49,,
lulu and San Francisco.
MOBILE. Ala. July 2T-cleared. schr Ninon
rom, Arthur. TEX. July 2s-sailcd. schr
PRdvipENGE. NJ. July oo-Arrived. rr
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 26-Arrived.
str Stockton. San Pedro.
Sailed 2Gth. strs John O Fitzpatrick tex
(Br), Kobe; 27th. Maui. Honolulu and Hflo:
Buford, Honolulu
SEATTLE, Wash. July 2T-saiicd, motor
Kcnnecott, San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. July 2T-Arrived. strs Deperc.
San Francisco for Valparaiso. n y Hanna,
Honolulu; schr Watson West, Port An
Sailed 25th. strs sornerse,shire tBr). van
couver; Robin Goodfellow. New York.
SAN JUAN. PR, July 2C-Arrived, str
Buenas Aires CSp). Verezuela. SC.
SABINE Tex. July 2G--gallcd. strH Mad
din. Boston; 27th. PateIia CTsr,. ports in
India.
sToNTNGToN. Ct. Juiy 2s--Arrped, schr
Erwin Luce, New York for vinnihaven.
TACOMA. wash, July 2G--Arrived, strs Pa
cific San Francisco; Mandasan Maru tJap)
Seattle (and sailed for Yokohama) Homo
lulu, Graya Harbor.
Arrived 27th. str Providence tFr). Santa
Rosaiia.
Sailed c7th. strv Dskar Maru CJap). Yoso-
hama. Luriine. Honolulu.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The steamboat mail service in New York
Bay and harbor for transferring incoming
foreign mails from steamships, which was
suspended April 81. 1917. owing 70 the war,
was resumed yesterday.
GALVESTON. Tex, July 2s-str shawmut.
tail shaft about f15 miles east OF Trinity
Shoals and was towed here yesterday by tug
Messenger. will probably proceed TO Houston
TO discharge her cargo there before going
on dry dock for repairs.
29th--Str Schroon had very slight fire In
Str Kelvinbrae (Br) was found to be
eground whom an attempt was made to shift
hor Wednesday night: vessel was floated
yesterday with aid of tugs.
HAvFD, Aug IA lockout has been de-
clAred against the docx lAborsrs. who have
declined to accept a reduction In wages.
They consider this impossible, as tho cost
bf living In Hsvrs is ths highest In France.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Aug 1-str T
river, but floated later without apparent
damage.
LONDON, July s0-str Anacortes. from
Barry for Baltimore. AWived at Falmouth
to-day with water In No hold.
MONTREAL, Aug 1.-The Is. 800 ton liner
Tirpitz. built In Germany during the war,
has been purchased by the Canadian Pacific
Railway and win be added to It's Pacific
fleet.
poNCE. Pr. July 23-str Lake sravi. from,
San Juan. arrived here to-day with her
boiler tubes damaged.
ST JOHN. NIB. July sf--Thres masted schr
Rupert tBr). from New Campbellton. CB.
tor Caufrbellton. NIB. with coal has been
lost qt sea. The crew landed at Grand Anse.
CB. The Rupert X 376 tons net and was
owned In Parrsboro, NS.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

| strs wolsum Dutch. Rotterdam: Moose
| hausic. New York: Faraday (Br), returned
Sailed July 30. str Manta. San Juan.
Sailed Aug !. str Copenhagen (Br). Alex
andre Mela IA aux bark Iris MtaD, Genoa; :,
clydemede tBrl: Shields; schr Dolly Madi-
son. Portland, Me.
john rvsa Ss avg sTs s2, Ns Ysy2
Auckland. &c. Palisades, Baltimore fol
Monmouth. &C; 6ireiarlie (Br). Chorbourg
Magellan lBr), Grcenock; schr Ida S Dow
I Tampa.
Arrived Aug 1. strs coastwise. New Eng.
land: Fravc Coeur. Providence; Ripogenus
| rigo. Port Arthur; Patrick Henry, Thames
haveni Point Bonita. Baltimore; Kingsbury
! fBrD Rotterdam.
Cleared July 30, str Ausable. Alexandria.
Sailed July 30, strs West catanace. Sar
Diego Sidlaw Range (Br) Constantinople;
Pilar do Larrinaga tBr). Sand Key; Bayonne
| Sailed 1st. strs Istria UtaD. Ancona: 10.
seph Cuneo (Nor). Antila; Nsvisian (Br)
Liverpool; Rovaer tNor). Santiago; Peters
| PORTLAND, o, July si-Arrivcd previous.
y. str Denmark Maru (Jap), Galveston fol
Sailed afst strs West Honaker. Europe
| Bearport. China ports.
| PORT ARTHUR, Tex. July s1-Arrived. stI
Sailed sist, strs New York. Providence;
AIRY an. Antwerp: Solitaire, Charleston
Paraguay, Philadelphia.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Aug 1-Sailed, sti
Magdala CBr). Glasgow
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug f--Arrived. strs
Ontario, Boston: Boveric (Br). Calcutta. &C
via Boston; San Jose. Tcla: Atlantic Sun
Port Arthur; Kossuth GtaD. Trieste.
Cleared July 3oth. strs San Mateo. King
eton; Nantucket Boston: schr Peter Nc.
Intyre (Br), st John
Cleared Aug 1, strs Levisa, San Domingo
City; Mllwauhe Bridge. Copenhagen. sc;
Lake Fernando. New York.
sailed LIST, strs Lake Fernando, New York !.
Lrvisa, san Domingo City.
Pessed out Delaware Breakwater July 81.
AN. strs Sutherland. Philadelphia for Bor-
a@saux. @,,nnn. &C.: An, Seattle Spirit. do for
for London, &c.-wlnd Aug 1. N, ~ miles.
hazy: smooth sea.
,,pqRTTLANp,s. Ne. Aug f--Arrived. ctr
Sailed July 81. schr Ida p Gibson Cfrom
New York;, Bangor
,RocKLAND. Me. Aug 1, 9 AM--sailed. tug
Io2. 7o6 and 7s6 calling at Portland for
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July so-Arrived,
&C.. for. New York; TjIsondari Dutch. Ba-
tavia. go: Newport Balboa. &c: 3ist, Korea
Maru tJanl. Hong Kong. &C.
Atlantic City. Yokohama. &c; Empire state.
Hong Kong; Nankng. Singapore. &c; 3ist.
West Iewark, Europe.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug f-Arrived strs Per-
sian Baltimore for Jacksonville land pro-
ceededl: Schuyikili Bridge. Tampico
Sailed tst. str Modeml (Nor). Norfolk
land. Mebne.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug AR
rived and sailed. schr Francis Eikin (ISrJ,
* John, NIB, for City Island.
Arrived fst. schrs Maid OF France t8r).
dew 90 for of 1r % oo Ns ne csrVS Br
Hartford. CT, for Port Greviile, Ms.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
CABLE REPORTS.

,,DEM hDEM. July si-Arrived. str city Of oran
Macwiiiam fBr). New York. SUI oian
,.Aa,LIcANTE. July 25--Arrived. str Lake
f,,tMsHsi MMsrERpam hetssraaI July ao-Arr,v.o 49,,
worth tBr). New Orleans: zeeiandia tDutchj.
,xNTwrRp, July 2s-saiied str Anaaiu.i.r
AUCKLAND. July ao--Arrived. str Niagara
tBr), Vancouver.
Asx,oNIMouTH. Jui,, so-Arrlved. str Con-
cisco; ,slst. San Usen. fampiso -
lchi1. Valparaiso sotS. Ulysses @ ,D1tei,J sJ''
do; Quillota lBr). GuHysquil: Pomona. gan
Trsnei1s9 lrnS. M.,,. sist Ghins MARI Dap; PORT
santa Lusa. Talcahaanc: Suffolk tBr,.
sailed 2sth, strs chile Nnr). valparaiso:
Rimutaka tBr). wsliinSn: soth. West.
haven, san. Francisco; Arasutia 6I3rl. Chant
gssrico Asia tDan, motor. San Francisco
tDutchD, Vancouver.
BARRY. July so-Arrived. str Beiyiderc.
: Sailed so,h. str Bradford city tBr,. Mont.
nouLoeNE. July 20. 10 pM-saiied. str
BREMEN. July 2f"Arrived. s,rs BayIns gns
Ron, Galveston via Charleston; qsth. ash.
worth (Br). New Orleans: Lamentin Orr
sailed 2sth. str cederic tNor). Norfolk.
BuBNos AIRES. July 2D-Arrived. str
Neidenfsls tFrJs. Port Arthur.
fSp), New York.
cAiBARIEN.. July ae--saned. str snar
(rorl. Philadelphia
cAtcuTTA. july 2s-Arrived. ctr 1.auter-
fcls (Cer). New York
: Arrived 2sth. SIR Wolverine state, san
francisco.
CARDENAs. July 2s-Arrived. ctr Aniiia.
NV York
CARDIFF July 10--Saied sire Aneicsea
-. On Era NH 4t.t... -
satNl both, strs Canadian Hunter (Br).
Montreal Lake Farber, New York.
CAIrrAGENA, July iS--Arrived. str Erik
III (DRnl, Philadelphia.
CONSTANTfNOPI.E. July 27--Arrived, str
Lake Elmsford. Antwerp.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
HUGO STINNES BREAKS
WITH HAMBURG LINE
Ascribed to Rivalry for South
American Trade.
BIZ the Associated Press.

BERLIN. Aug. 1.-Coniirmation of re-
cent reports that Hugo SHINES and his
allied interests had completely disso-
ciated themselves from active participa-
tion In the Hamburg-American Steam
ship line and its affiliated interests was
contained in statement to-day in the
Deutsch AIoemeino Zsitung, which Is
owned by Herr SHINES.
The German industrial magnate's
holdings In the African line are being
transferred in equal parts to the North
German Lloyd and the Hamburg -Ameri-
can lines. the statement said. In return
for their surrender the Hamburg Ameri-
can lines representatives In the Ham
burg Transportation Corporation. which
Is controlled by Herr SHINES. have
withdrawn from the corporations direc-
toratc. This settlement is looked upon
as marking a definite break between the
Hamburg-American line and the SHINES
group OF interests and IL ascribed to
rivalry for the South American trade.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Morris and Sam Farb and Max Der
mer are the purchasers OF the south
west corner of Fifth avenue and 116th
street. and Marjorie NJ. Lorenz is the
new owner ~ 249 West Seventy-sixth
street. sold recently.
Pease & Gilman were the brokers
In the lease OF 466 to 40 West Broad
way TO the Mouquin Restaurant and
Wine Company. reported recently.
Lawrence. Blake g. Jewell placed for
the United Chain Buildings. Inc. first
mortgage OF s2s5. at per cent. for
= term of years on and 8 West Thirty
second street. a seventeen story fireproof
mercantile building. 50x9S.9. bringing In
an annual rental of over $4,000
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Naval Orders
,espatch 70 Tns Nrw YonK HnnALD.
New York Herald Bureau. I
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. \.
M ordnrs hnve beau Iseued

These naval orders have been iseueds
Lieut.. r.. u. Berry, resigned Lieutenant
Commander G.. l.. Best, TO wait orders
Lieut.. =, n. Caldwell. Y. s. s Pccos. when
commissioned. Lieutenant Commander y. g.
Goodwin, 30 naval operations. Washington
Comma nder waieott y. HAIL 70 command
T.. g. s. Conyngham; Commander y. Han
tner, Ir. 10 Assistant Naval Aitache, Amer
lean r.nibassy, Iondon Leutenant-Com.
mandpr ". T.. Knauss 70 duty u. $. 5.
shaw! Lieut. 8. ~. Knowles. retired. tc
home. Lieut.. VI. T.. o'Connor. to Navy Yard.
New York; Lieut. y -. price. 20 McCooS
Field. Dayton. Lieutenant Commander IT, r
settle. 10 officer In charge X. s. Cincinnati
Commander w. r. Woodson. rs duty az as
slstant 70 Judge Advocate General. Washing
ton; Lieut. tenant Commander W. J. Brown.
to Y. 8, s. Rappahannock as executive Of.
ficar: Lieutenant Commander Harry ~.
Price, 20 u. s. 9. Ncchos.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
REPORTS FROM THE SUBURBS

Thomas S. Burke purchased for Rosa
Dein the dwelling at 150 Tibbetts road.
Yonkers. from F. A. Gundfach.
Herman Frankfort sold for Saul l..
Nigel to Ludvigh Landau large plot
at the corner OF Crawford and Burton
avenues. Woodmcre. The purchaser will
erect dwelling.
Title to the premises at 107 Shonnard
place, Yonkers, y. Y, has been conveyed
by Harry and William J. Bell to Arthur
Lee. The sale was negotiated through
the office of Thomas S. Burke.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
FOREIGN PORTS.
fny Manl

BALBoA. July 2t-srilcd str silverado.
cOrinto
nTENAvENTuRA, July 23-Arriyed. str
Meridian, san Francisco.
CALCUTTA, July iO.-Arriycd. strs Lake
Faux Hong Kong Lake Gilpin, do.
CORTNTO, July 25-Arrved. str Griffdu,
salinn Cruz (and sailed for La Libertad).
Arrived 26th. str San Joee. Balboa for San
Francisco.
Fogo. NF, prior to July os--Arrived, schr
Excoida fBr). Sydney.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
ADMIRALTY COUNSEL QUITS.
Wv. Davis Conrad VIII Represent
Private Shipping Interests.

Private Shipping Interests.
ty counsel for the United States Ship
ping Board, announced last night that
he had submitted his resignation. to be-
come effective September /, to Albert y.
Lasker. chairman OF the board Mr..
Conrad said he Is resigning to represent
private shipping interests, which are in
no way connected with the Shipping
Board, and to resume his private law
practice. He will make trip to Rio
do Janerio and other South American
ports after his resignation becomes ef-
fectivs.
Mr.. Conrad served overseas during the
war as a Captain of field artillery.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Dangers to Navigation.

lReported to tho photographic OfficeI
July %. about 10 miles si1E (mag) from
Fenwick Island Bhoal lightship, a beacon
e1tn Cylindrical top mark. standing upright.
July g., lat 81 OF, lon rs 80, q spar pro-
ly attached to submerged wreckage.
July p. lat 4s 42. Ion A. "A, two beres; lat
~ ~. lon ~ 81. berg. and lat 4s 30. lon
90, two bergs and two growlers.
July ~. lat is ~. Ion 10 50. berg.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPn RACE. NF, Aug barometer at
noon. 2e.6s inches; wind. w, light breeze
weather. dense fog; temperature. SO deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT. /,

justnent.
wind at Sandy Hook. PM. NV. 10 miles
clear. smooth sea-
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Northwest.
Canada

SEE CANADA THIS YEAR.
A. n. CfiOwN. Canadian National Railways
1870 broadway. Now York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

Royal Muskoka Hotel, Y. O.. Ontario. Can
ada's finest Summer Hotel. Booklet
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

FOUND-Near the elevator, a pair
of spectacles. Owner can recov-
err same at this office by paying for
adv. IL
FOR SERVICE-Fine white boar.
John Suto, miles east and one
half mile south Of Clio. 51-1
WANTED-to buy fifteen cords of
sixteen inch body wood, apply John
Sloan, Farrandville. oil
FOR SALE-Sixteen horse power
Port Huron steam engine, SO it.
belt and steel water tank, Hoover
potato digger. Bryan Murphy,
Clio. IT,.
FOR SALE-Pair of iron gray mare
colts, broke, also quantity Of loose
mixed hay. Inquire of Neal Gal
braith, Tinker phone. 52-1
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

FOR SALE-16-inch hard body
wood. Roy Hammond, Serviss
phone. ,11-1L-3S. 1-2
FOR SALE-One Administer rug,
12x15, in first-class condition, like
new, also Beason lamp with dozen
supplies, next best thing to electric
lights, strong white lights. Will
sell both cheap. Mrs. Geo. w.
Hurd, Clio. 1-2
FOR SALE-Eight nice collie pup
pies, come quick, first come, first
served. C. B. Barker, Serviss
phone. 1-2
FOR SALE-One Holstein COW, 6 yrs.
old, giving milk; one Holstein COW
yrs old, due March /; Black
horse, yrs old. Ralph Ostrander,
Serviss phone. 52-1
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
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\ ANTS

FOR SALE-Barred Rock cockerels.
Bert Finn, Clio, Valley phone. Sill
FOR SALE-Pair Of iron gray mare
colts, broke. Inquire of Neal Gal
braith, Tinker phone. 52-l
FOR SALE-Six lid, malleable steel
range, in good condition. Apply
to Mrs. Leila Schlosser, at the farm
in Thetford. Serviss phone 52-1
TRUCKING-Moving or trucking Of
any kind. Leave orders at Ay-
liffe's Garage. ]. s. Belill Sid
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18

This lovely frock of gray crepe-de-
chine may be taken as a criterion of
the spring styles for afternoon wear.
1t fulflls all the requirements of the
mode, beginning with the most i'm
pOrtant, and hat is simplicity. 1t
has a Slip-over bodice, fastening on
the shoulder, a long tunic laid in
plaits and a plain underskirt. Between
the high and the low waistline it
chooses the latter and makes a com
promise between long and short
sleeves with the three-quarter length,
fiaring style. Spring is written in all
its details but emphasized in the eye
let embroidery and silk disks that
make up its decorations. The ode
opening at the front, which disthl.
cuisines this dress, revealing a little
buttOn-trimmed veAtee of lace, is 8
feature of the new styles. Often II
glimpses a bright color.