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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
SIMPLE COMBINATION
HELPS WEAK EYES

Hammond people are astonished at
the quick results produced by simple
witchhazel, camphor hydrastis, etc
as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash In
one case Of weak and near-sighted
eyes few days use brought great
Improvement. In another case II
stopped eye pains and Inflammation
we guarantee a small bottle OF Lavop-
tik to help ANY CASE weak. strained
or infamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. Summers Pharmacy.-A
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

chine. He slipped up just once, and
his companion fell of the rear end.
Subsequent events ceased to be or in
terest to, the men. They woke up II
jail his morning. John paid fine
of $40.
This comprises the total of Ham
monds celebration. How many burn
ed fingers. sore heads and smashed
Tenders the reporter missed. no on,
Will ever know How many people
stared injury or death in the face.
is problematical. but It IS extremely
doubtful If the citizeNs of this city.
in all Of their hectic existence. ever
experienced a more complete zebra
ton Of the glorious day of independ-
ence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
earn or THANKS

To all friends whose sympathy and
services were so kindly rendered in
our time of bereavement we desire to
extend our sincere thanks, and espec-
tally to Rev. Rist of Hammond. and
Rev Arnold Of kokomo. and TO the
lady singers who sang at the services.
Also We would thank the Carpenters
Local. the Court OF Honor members,
the Consumers Stores, Denison friends
and all those who sent such beautiful
floral offerings and who furnished
cars
JAMES NJ BRANSTETTER.
AND SONS.
LOYAL, ERMEL, OVID AND
MEREDITH rs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
GARY
NEWS
PLAN TO OPEN
COURSE SATURDAY

The committee on arrangements of
the Gary Country Club announce that
everything is in readiness for the Of
fetal opening of the new golf course
at Lottaville between Gary and Crown
Point here Saturday afternoon. Ac-
cording o members who IA re already
been over the course it is one Of the
finest in this section.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
LIFE GUARDS
SAVE TWO

Life guards at Miller beach, east or
Gary saved two Chica.goans. Miss AL
vim Smith, 1923 N. Spaulding avenue,
and Walter Ward. 1919 N. Calumet
avenue yesterday afternoon when they
got into deep water and became ex-
hausted.
Miss Smith was the first rescued
and revived soon after being taken out
OF the water. Ward was unconscious
when brought TO shore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

Joe Morris. s2l Madison street, drove
his REQ into horse and rig The
horse was driven by John Bakin. 3737
Jefferson street
Edward Dardantni. Chicago, is in the
Mercy hospital suffering from injuries
sustained when he ran in front OF an
auto at Lake street and the b. & 0.
tracks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
STANDARD BUILDING
EIGHTY FIVE STEEL CARS
Also Making Repairs On
1000 Erie Freight
Cars.

F'ifty-nve steel passenger coaches,
part OF an order OF eighty-five cars for
the New York Central railroad. are
under construction at the Standard
Steel car plant. T. Z. Murphy of the
X. Y. c. Lines is the inspector When
completed part Of the cars VIII be
turned over TO the Michigan Central
railroad.
The freight side Of the plant has a
new lease on life with a contract to
repair 1000 Erie freight cars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
REPORT TWO
ARE STABBED

Two men were reported to have been
stabbed in a holdup at Fourteen and
Madison streets, in Gary. last night.
No report was given out by the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

each faucet, SIS. The Gary situation
is quite different from that of either
Whiting or East Chicago. The water
in Gary is not filtered. the raw lake
water is furnished for domestic pur-
poses However, tho Gary intake Is
out into the lake about a mile, far
enough to avoid any sewage from the
industries Gary has a meter rate.
For the first 10000 gallons there is a
Ions per month. the next 10000 gall
Ions in excess Of the 10000 gallons per
month is 10 cents per thousand gal
Ions Providing the charge for install
ing meter and furnishing water
through meter shall not be less than
50 a year Bills are paid monthly
with a 10 per cent reduction if bill Is
paid 10 days after it is presented for
payment.
Hamond still has the old nat water
rate The same rate that was in Of
feet in East Chicago and Indiana Har-
Dor during 1915 and up to November
IL, 1920
ECONOMY URGED IN USE
1t is certainty that the commits
sion will continue the use Of the
meters. which is the only just way for
the consumer. However. If people
will protect themselves by the e.u-
nomical use or water the exorbitant
water bills VIII be avoided. Water IS
wasted II faucets are leaky. if there
are defects in pipes. or other plumbing
parts. Leaks soon cause the bill 10
mount up. As precaution TO those
whose water bills appeared 10 be cx-
cessive. go over all the plumbing in
the house with view Of finding
leaks. Better still have plumber In
spect your pipes and fixtures and let
him make what repairs are necessary.
This warning has been brought to the
attention of the people OF East Chi
cago and Indiana Harbor a number of
times. but July will be the last lap
OF the careless use OF water so pre-
paredness" is the word
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
Card Of Thanks

we wish to express our thanks and
appreciation for sympathy and kind
ness extended us at the death of AL
Barnan Especially do we thank the
Interstate Iron &c steel employees and
friends, also for floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Barman and family.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the kind friends.
neighbors and relatives also Rev
Lichtsinn for their kindness and sym
pathv shown us during the sickness
and death of my beloved wife and our
dear mother
- c F Dallmann and Children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

neys for both sides appealed the cases
to Crown Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
WILL DECIDE ON
WATER RATE FOR
EAST CHICAGO

Continued from page -
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
At the Lynda Mrs. k. Barclay.
 At the Circle City H. k. Bremner, L. Rahnan.
Silk Fancies Barred
 Teachers Are Informed

.LYNDHURST, N. J, Oct IA Langer skirts and no silks or satins this is the latest order to teach CTS issued by the Lyndhurst School Board. The order did not specify the orthodox length, :. The ban on expensive materials. it was explained, had been placed be- cause most of the pupils came from families of moderate circumstances.
 If teacher wore silk vestments pupil might feel obliged to do like wise
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
KENO CITY GROWING;
 MANY NEW BUILDINGS

Keno City, in the Dawson region, has been growing steadily during the summer and the fall and now has 25 to 30 buildings at the foot of the hill, while other cabins within ml,e or two on Crystal Creek, and down to Duncan discovery and on Lightning make the total in the vicinity of something near 90 buildings This is according to information received in Juneau.
 At Keno City proper the main buildings are Robbie Greaves' Keno Hotel and Harry Yamasaki's Keno City Cafe. Each have large addit ms put up this season for rooming ac- commodations Robbie Greaves has Yukon Gold and Greenfield & Picker ing have stable and warehouse ac- commodations, and l.. Wernecke has a warehouse. B. Finder has an assay office and cabin in the center of the town. Joe Moreau and Joe Fournter EdfC q largo iOB CdDlH anu udlu ior the packing headquarters, and Rodolphe Rosmusep has warehouse. The cabins in Keno, City proper in- dude those of Mayor" Kinman. Billy Elliott, Oscar Miller and Jack Adair. Harry McCrimmon, Joe Col- tin and Alex Nicol. the freighters; Alex. Gordon,s Charley Coutts. James McKinnon, Clem Sinyard Frank Gil lespie, Sam Thurber, Bill Wander boss, Pat Mciver. Frank Graham, Fred Swanson. Billy Boyle and NortI Townsend, Malcolm McCown. Alice Graves, Senator" Archie Martin, Bob McNeill, Jim Brewster Dan Mclean and Jack Reed. Other cabins in the vicinity tributary to Keno City are those of Dave Cunningham and Ray Stewart, Kit Waters, David Sparks Al Mcintosh. Win Burrell. Jack Tur- ner, Martin Mellish, Ed. Elwell, Dan Tolmie and Hugh Monohan. Joe Walsh. Tony Hollenbeck, F. K Jones. Jack McHugh. Jack Maloney, Bob Fisher and Barney Brennan
 Others are planning to build at the town or in the vicinity, among them the Slate Creek people, whose camp will be near Erickson gulch. com monly known as Crystal gulch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE

MT. and Mrs A. G. Mosier left or the Estebeth last night for Gypsum Mr. Mosier is superintendent of the Gypsum mine and has been in Ju- neau for several days accompanie ed by his wife.
 Dan Harding, former Douglai business man who has been in Ju- neau for the past several weeks, left on the Estebeth for Tenakee last night. He will spend the winter at the hot springs town where Mrs. Harding nowls.
 Earnest Blue, district deputy of tie Moose Lodge, expects to leav e fos Petersburg on a gasboat next Monday. He will address the Moose Lo,ise of this city at it's tenth an niversary celebration tomorrow night.
 Max Doblin was a passenger on the Estebeth last night for his home at Siika.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
NATIVE BROTHERHOOD TO START SEASON WITH BIG
 TIME NEXT WEEK.

This is to aItnoance the coming Alaska Day celebration by Douglas 'Camp, Alaska Native Brotherhood. The Douglas Chapter, will.celebratc by opening the first dance of the season in their hall at Douglas Tues day, October IS. Dancing will comz mence at 7:30 P M. Admission, 50 cents. Proceeds to be- used !. to de- fray the expenses of the annual con- vention to be held at Douglas, Nov t8 to IS.
 1, McIntyre's Orchestra will furnish the music, which will make things lively. All are welcome. Refresh ments will be served
 HENRY STEVENS, President Douglas Camp, A. N B.
 -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

Alice probably will be released on bonds, and the chances are she will not betried again. She was charged with having assisted in the robbery of a chauffeur and the theft of his taXicab. ..
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
Wants Government to go
 in Business Making Rain

BROADUS. Mont. Oct. 14.-A pro- posal that the United States Govern ment enter the bushes of rain making" in an experimental way has been submitted to Congressman Carl w. Riddick 'of"this State by Hugo Camplin. president of the Broadus Chamber of Commerce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
SEE RIOUSLY ILL

Frank DeWolf. assistant city wharf finger here, underwent a serious Oper ation yesterday morning at Dawes Hospital from which he rallied sue cessfully. He will be confined to his bed for some time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

even Ol Ter JurOrS before whom she Was tried that sh e was really a hold up girl. But the
 twelfth man held cut for acquittal and at l2::30 in the morning the jury hGpelessly deadlock cd, was discharged.
 Its d e l i b erations had asted since 3
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
PLENTY OF STUDS

John McWilliams brought in about. day from his farm on Shelter Island.
 He will probably sell them to Doug las families.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
DOUGLAS NEWS
TO SPEND WINTER SOUTH

Mrs. John King left on the Princess Alice yesterday morning en route to Beliingham, Wash, where she will visit with her mother, who pre- ceeded her there about month ago. ago. They plan to remain away all winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

The above illustration should re- call to the memory of many veterans of the World War experiences which t. e went 1through few years aga The photographs werc made near Fredericksburg, Virginia, where the United States Marines are going through their Fall maneuvers. Gen. cral ,Butler is. in command of sthe 5,00O t'.Deyil Dogs" encams ed. The show the Marines ar rivEg at camp and their little city of pup tents, erected shortly after ward. Below is a field wireless op- orator keeping t: bs on the move ment of the army.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
NOTICE
NV ! lVC. = Beginning Saturday, o

Beginning Saturday. Oct. I5, no ferry Tickets will, be charged. We are handling only for your conv eil- ence and do not make anything on them. Please do not ask us to charge them. GUYS DRUG STORE. adv Party seen taking canvas from in front of Treadwell Postoffice We'd nesday night will save himself trouble by returning same adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
BANGLES JURY. /

Blonde Alice Le Beau, first of her sex to be tried in New York State for highway robbery, convinced sev-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

The store which can grow and prosper through being made known"-in other words, through adequate advertising-is founded upon a.. rock It is the rock tof honest service to the community
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

Mrs. Annette Huxford. we'll known pioneer of Dawson, recently died at Ocean, Park, Cal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
LONG LIFE TO CLOTHES

Our methods are methods that give long life to clothes. Washing In soothing, rainsOft water; drying without wiring ing or Tapping on the line: ironing by gentle pressure, without rubbing--these are 8 few of the reasons why you will find 1t clothes-savfng. money-saving and labor sending to send your family bundle to our laundry. Alaska Steam Laundry
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
MRS. GARFIELD WILL
 ..4f VISIT AT OLYMPIA

Mrs. Charles D. Garfield who ac- companicd MT. Garleld south on the Princess Alice yesterday will go to Olympia, Wash, to visit with relatives for the next six weeks while Mr. Garfield goes east to at tend fisheries hearing as a repre- sentative from Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

Jitney Dance. A. B. Hall, satur- day night. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR LEAGUE
 SOCIAL IS WELL ATTENDED

The Christian Endeavor held the first of its regular monthly social meetings last evening at, the cong1e- gational 9Church,-a Fortyfive.s were present. The program consisted of "a discussion; as to the part the school and church should take, in the social life of the community. After re- ffeshments, educational games were played The meeting was ably led by Mrs. Eguert LoOmis.
 .S->>-v
 Party having raex.canS' cowDoy masquerade suit return it to Mrs. .Swartzdnhurg, Douglas. Rent lls due. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

NOTE Observations Prince Portland and San a. m. m, Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14

Jitney Dance, A. E. Hall, Satur- day night. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-14
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5.
 Weather Bureau.
By DOK WILLARD

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity for "A hours beginning today probably followed
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
American Ports

,ta,ah. "a hItMoEE l,t sept; s-Arrivcd: strs
ssilea strs MaindS Grsnse (nr,, f@ates Rottes-
bosToNS Sept sArrive1 sh1 eSfa'sf strs D,sbv
1Brh Liverpool via 81 Johns and Halifax :;
Eretic lBr), New York; l. p Holm blad
Rotterdam Sailed; stra shickshinny.
Gopenhagen VIA Montrosl; George w
Barnes, Tampico and New Orleans; Mo
CHARLESTON. Sept s--Arrivcd: str
GALVESTON, Sept s--Arrived: strs J T..
Savannah; Borg land tNor), Christiania; !;
saxon. Charleston; concho New York.
Sailed: Strs ] g ponnell. New York: Far
nam. New Orleans; Ramon dc Larrinasa a
Csr). Genoa.
r, ,JAcKsoMvlLLE;; M Sept s-Arr'ved: stra
schr NJ Turner. Preston. Cuba Sailed
Strs Lenape, New York; Boston City Lon
MOBILE Sept s-Arrived strs paupcr-
ata Key west Clavarack, Glasgow; schr
:. NEWPoRT NEWS. Va, Sept s---Arrived:
PLcton (Br>, Marsetles; shannonmede c
IN NORFOLK; Sept s,-Arrived: ssrs Ter
veston: Ozette. Southampton; Sevrc tFr).
New, Orleans; Hoyeisan Maru (Jap> Port =
Hpache one New san1a YorN h0s@
terdam Eastern City (Br), Galveston
Montoso. New York; Victoria Maru (Jap).
Balboa Sailed: Strs San Pietro 90. Rot :
Castle (Br), Ghent. Torrent (I5r), Buenos
Ayres; ASr Goan tNor,, Kingston; nRovaer
Clumberhail tBr), Marseilcs; Chiswick
PHH.ADELPHIA. Sept sArrlved: strs
santa Barbara. Caleta Ducna via Jackson
Sns; stweso Barrowf naSvf Moravia Bridge s,'ts
n .t.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Cleared

Str Cissy (Nor), Captain Christensen: !:
Nassau and Puerto Mexico; New York and
Cuba Mail Line
Str II II Rogers (Am). Captain Stockcr,
Tsmpico: Robert L Hague.
Str Acropolis tAm}. Captain Batchelder
Plraeus and Constantinoplc: American
Black Sea Line.
Santiago and Guantanamo; Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Str fungus (Nor). Captain Andersen; !;
Monte Cristi and Puerta Plata; Colunbu
5 s Co.
Str Lysefjord tNor>,. Captain Dykes
Str Alness tBrl. Captain Rees; liver
pool and Hamburg; Z $ Navigation Co.
Str Pennsylvania (Am), Captain Iversep; (;
Tampico; the Texas Co.
Str Relief (Am). CAPTAIN Forester ;
Kingston; Merritt & Chapman Wrecking
Co.
Str Maravi tBr). Captain Nickerson:
Str Stavangeren tNor). Captain Lovik;
Frontera; Bennett. Hvosref g. Co.
Str Bergensfjord tNor). Captain Bull;
Christiania; Stavanger and Bergen; Nor
wegian- American Line.
;. Str kndaiusia (Br), Captain Loretson.
Tampico; Moore L. Mccormack.
Str Coma anche tAm). Captain Stanles;
Charleston and Jacksonville: Clyde Line.
Str Hamilton tAm). Norfolk; Captain
Bond Norfolk, Old Dominion Transporta-
ton Co.
:, Str Tosa Moru (Jap). Cassain wada;
Brunswick. Ga; Houlder. Weir s. Boyd.
Str North American tBr), Captain
Duun: Callao, Mo'lendo and africa; Ameri-
CAL Metals and Transport Co.
:, barge Giooscap (Br), Captain Macup
Der: Spencer's Island j r Whitney e. Co.
Barge William b Fancher tAm). Cap
ssin tIregory Spencers Island; II Whit
rey & Co.
= Barge Wildwood (Aml, Captain Burgess;
spencer's Island; J II Whitney Sc Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Berth Changes
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day


, Vessel. Port Agents.
ssolycarp. Para. Aug Booth Line
santa Theresa. Havana Sept 2.
American &: Cuban Line
VII, vni Dl,jemal. Naples, Aug CSC B Richards
wpMgs, Bahia, Aug 26. .Lamport & II Linz
pp,.h1itried. MarseiIles, Aug 1o. ...Kerr Line
..eiasdes, Colon, Aug 30. .Luckenbach Co
ssspuassnia. Southampton, Sept 81. Cunard L,
SSaAonia. London. Aug 30. ..... .Cunard Linz
"'suw Amsterdam. Rotterdam. Sept /.
v.,, Holiand-America Line
rcssiavia, Southam pton. Sept 3..Cuuard Line
~ss OF Savannah, Savannah, Sept 6.
Ocean Co
Due To- morrow
ps pssSvsohia. Shields. Aug 80. 49,. Cunard Limo
ln.s. lIs. raVre. sept g.. French Lime
~"'ohiosLopez, Havana. Sept s.. Span Line
Due Sunday
va North state. Plymouth. Sept l.
M,c,,. Z s Lines
T an. London. Aug 27--Atl Transport {.
p.o,oniand Southampton, Sept Red S Line
S'otes, Havana, Sept Ii. Un Fruit Line
Due Monday
r. r. saouTaine. Havrc, Sept 5. French Line
- fsoppoiuina HAvre. : pt French time
Is..s.u Iourds nnais. HAVE. Aug a.. French I.
N,osria, glasgow. Sept 3..... Cunard Line
Ysaraana. San Juan. Sept 4..Porto Rico Line
.eca'an' Havana. Sept s....... Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Arrived Yesterday

e,. Fort st George (Brl. Quebec. Sept
., essl,fax. Sept 8; 20 Furuess. Witty &
-. With les passengers and mdsc; Pier
~. - Eort Victoria (Brl. Bernuda, sept
4. 70 the Furness Bermuda Line; with 2e1
ssssengers. mails and ,ndse: Pier Q, r.
rsnis. Aug 20; Boston. Sept q; to Furness
WHY & Co; with mdse, Pier 4. Bush
peST'' srr Pennsylvanisn Kahluni Aug II:
p;io Aug Is; Cristobai Aug 81: TO the
,,ri,sS american Line. With sugar; Pier
4 Bush Docks, B'klyn
;, Moore 4 Mccormick; with sugar: an
sholed off Red Hook FLATS. B'klyn.
Str canadian Planter tEr'. Melbourne
rurs 90 Auckland. July IL. Wellington.
Isly 20: T.yttleton. July -; Cristobal, Aug
II: 70 Wilford K Mckay with Ave passen-
GERS and md<e; Ft of Columbia st, B'klyn,
SAM g. 10 Norton. Lilly & Co; With lndse;
0'sf SIR e comus, New Orleans. Sept 8; to the
gouthern Pacific Co. with passengers and
nise Pier 40. \ r.
Str t.aInpasss. Galveston. Aug IS; to the
Mallory steamship Live, with passengers
STR New York, Port Arthur. Tex. Aug 80 .
to the Texas Co; with oil; Texas Co Docks.
BERGEN Point. J.
Str Mystic. Hamburg August 23 TO th-
United American Linz with mails and
rndse; Pier IL r.
Str Tiyives, Cristobal August 25; Car
tagtna August - Fort Colombia August
sl. Santa Marta September J Kingston
September 8 to the United Fruit Co.; with
seTsnty-three assengerss mails and mdse;
Pier II y r.
Str stanley Dollar, Boston September r:
10 polar 5 Co: with mdse: Pier s.
Bush ITocks. Brooklyn.
Str Royal Prince (Br). Beira July 20 :
Durham July 2s, East London July 81 ;
Port elizabeth August 2; Cape Town
August i to Furness. Witty g. Co with
nins passengers and lndse; Pier 50, Bhlyn
STR Iyngenfjord tNor). Rotterdam
August %; 10 the Norwegian American
Linz: in ballast anchored off Liberty
str Mortonian tBr1. Boston September
i to White star Line; with mdse; Pier
60 n r.
Breck. returned from sea: to U
Navy; anchored IN North River.
s.r Tulsa, Antwerp via Boston.
Sir Ohioan. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
BY Cable and Radio

Str Anuitania (Br). Southampton via
Cherbourg. Sept 8; to Cunard Line. with
passengers. mails and mdse; is expected tc
reach Ambrose 4 m to-day and will dock
al Pier "a, n r. this a m.
Str Nieuw Amsterdam (DD. Rotterdam
to New York to Holland America Line
with passengers. mails and Tndse was
reported $40 miles east of Sandy Hook az
a m yesterday; vessel is expected to dock
at the foot of 5th st. Hoboken. this p m
Str Paris (Fr). Havre to New York: tc
French Line with passengers. mails and
mdsc; is expected to reach Quarantine
a m to morrow and Will dock at Pier 81
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Reports Of Shipping and News Of

san I.ctengo. San lusn Sept :.
New Yoft & Porto Rico Line
Due Tuesday
Ceities Liverpool. Sept 4 White Star Line
United states Copcnhagen. Sept a.
Scandinavia American Line
Niihnekahda, HAMBURG, Sept -. Am Liue
Monsserrai, Cadia Aug so. Spanish Limo
Sah Juan, San Juan. Sept ..
New York 6 rorto Rico Limo
S''y OF ST louis. Savannah. Sept g.
Ocean s 8 Line
Morro Castle. Havana, Sept 90 Ward Line
due Wednesday
Incn''stocles. Patras. Aug 2T..N Gaionas
ia, noina, Lisbon. Sept 4........, Tabre lime
orolta. Haa'hurg. Sept 4 Royal NJ s p co
Duo Thursday
,,s.s,Nis' Dsnz,x. Aug 81. -. Baitic-Am Isine
f,otonac. pan2ig, Sept s.......U Lines
''"ers' IL " Hodges, Cristobal Sept G.
Regiha o'ltalia. Genoa, Sept O.
,n,,, Lloyd s,nbaudo
rsrriilo, Kingston. Sept 10. Unit Fruit Co
rort hamilton. Bermuda Sept H.
Furness bermuda Limo
Due Friday, September 16
Aioanfs Liverpool. Sept .Cunard Limo
Hraoic outhsmpton. Sept T.W star Line
wy OK montgomery. Savannah Sept 13.
Ocean S s Co
Due Saturday. September 4.
Noordam, Rotterdam Sept T.. uoil- Am Line