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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Kansas City or,,n

KANSAS CtTY Dec Wheat Cash
No hard ti.osaiiS, 10. red Nil9
lll.
Corn No. Q White (: y t1tsr. NO. yell
low ttts n ibc No. : yellow &c.
Oatz-N No. white aSt Wslc, 80. .
mixed agc.
New Work MONEY.
NEW YORK Dec. N.-#CAN Money.
Flrm. hirh low ruling rate o closing
bid "a offered g. last loan o.
can Loans Against acceptauccs ~
Ttnfc Loans Steady % days B. 30 days
3. months q
New York Metals.
NEW YORK. ncc. Lead STEADY
spot t1cu isoc.
Pin, S'eAdy, Eatt ST. Louis delivery
spot 4 SOuts5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

Following Ia price asked and closing bli
Of independent OIL stocks on the New Notk
curb friday az reported by Houston,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Standard on stocks.

Following ~ price asked and closing hi,
Of standard oil stocks on the New Yorl
Sqtn friday as reported by Houston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

New York Cotton.
NEW YORK, Dcc. s.-Cotton--spot
quiet. middling 1850.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
COMMITTEE TO ASK
DONATIONS FOR IN
Entertainment FUND

The Board " City Development com
mlttec appointed 70 solicl, an entertain
ment fund for ihe year, will canvass N,
city today with the view u raising the
estimated amount for taking care of an
conventions 10 b. held In Amarillo this
year.
The boord decided ~ a meeting held
AZ thc City hall Thursday nlEh, that
the program Il raising a convention
Entertainment fund In ony collection
should be carried out. as majority
u business men prefer the unc collcc
fiun plan.
other business prevented fun at
trndnncc nj the regular meeting Thurs
dsy night {. II. Dixon presid,d In the
alScncc e Prcsideni T y. Durham
Who " IN Los Angeles
Comfy X. Stevens. representing the
International Broom & Warehouse com
iany was present 10 present. a props sal
for the establishment In Amarillo ~ .
broom factory. Not being ready TO act
on the proposal. the matter was refer.
red 70 the Industrial committee. with
instructor % rsport to meeting q
the beard ~ noon at the Amarillo no.
Gel today.
The bruom factory proposal will hs
presented 10 the Industrial cuu,.aiiiec by
thc fartury's representative a, s.3'
this mornlng. and taken before the gen
ersl board al is o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
Roy SCOUT COUNCIL
Be ORGANIZED TONIGHT

Organization ~ tho Amarillo boy
Scouts ~ America will take place NJ
tho FIRST Baptis, Church tonight. The
meeting will be called az 73o
Chairman l.. &. White win render a
rupert on the, finances raised. The
amount stood ~ slightly over 5000
Thursday night. Chairman Whites ~.
port viii show IN what proportion civic
cillss. h~iisrs churches and other or
CARNATIONS have contributed. The
hrnount subscribed e. the 10y Scout
fund viii measure. says tn chairman.
the Interest Amarillo feels In her boys
and futnrr citizens.
A president. three vice presidents, a
commissioner and treasurer n Ia he
s.i.rt-.s 4. .hss evenings meeting. There
VIII Ilso h.. committees appointed on
troop organization. finances publicity.
equipment. supplies. camping. and civic
nsvicc. For the training department
there are also % D. named committees
on sports health ciylcs. arts. trades and
crafts. and n court % honor.
Deputy National Executive a. 9.
Damn viii D. present % explain The
frnctioniug ~ ihc srvofal committees.
fhrte - l''ur new unnI's afe ln proves
- orEahinsthm ~ N. result ~ the lluy
<''uui uork u thE lasf week. and it's
<nr purses A. insFqs ihs number ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
HUsTLERs WILL Be
GIVEN FREE CARS
MORE TiiA> $1,000 IN PRIZES TO
BE GlvEN AWAY Bi TIM
DAILY NEWS.

Have you ever wanted the way e. so
gliding over the nm ccuniry roads all
By yourself OF with q party ~ friends
IN your own machine ana 10 know that
you were riding In an auto whirh you
had sccurd through your own superior
efforts
The Amarillo News IL offering jus,
snch an opportunity 20 YOU In the big
circulation prize contest Just starting
Here Il thu possibility II earning your
own automobile. II will not cnst You
anything but Your spare tim" placed
20 goes advantage In the inicrcs, Of
The News and The Panhandle What
are you dcinE about IL
Moro than g. goo In automobiles and
other prigcs j. D. ina offered 90 the i'co.
pie Of the Panhandle ~ Texas II does
not mean that YOU must live IN ANA.
riilo g. earn one q these fine prizrs
-i,her Won ~ho liv" many miles away
from Amarillo have IN, same possibility
~ winning a fine car a. those living IN
town. and YOU do not have o. work
against thosr living IN Amarillo AZ all
one % the principal rules - this cir
culatlon campaign Sys that one 81 the
automohilcs mus, e. o. q cgnuiuatc out
side ~ Amarillo You who would 9th.
erwise have 10 work against those can.
didaies In Amarillo and who might fcsl
you would not have "a good "a pussihil.
It's 20 Ninning hs thu,, iiy.ng IN the
town wherg The paper h published viii
not have anything o. fear in this mat
fer. Yon onN compete against people
IN about the amc size town ~ your
self.
II cannot b, TINT you will wait long
or hcforc entering your name ~ "a can
eiiaie IN this automobile cuut,s;. sure.
IL you are willing o. placc your ability
q getting business Tor the PAPER
aEalns; that % some other person and
b. willing TO Say you can win ~ Will
as any other worker n you have the
ahiiiry II getting subscriptions YOU can
a. wei as another
The hirgcs, extra ballots are being
riven right now. Subscriptions are easy
90 grt now. and the hlgrcs; extra vote
ballots are being given az the sane
time. This makes a great combination
fer those who .,vill take advantage q u
Subscriptions are easy 20 Eci. and the
biz votes will make you winning
candidate n you will but make Use
Of thu ballots whilo they are biggest
and h<st.
Each candidate who - In earncs,
about winning will not try 20 Do all the
work alone. They wiz interest as many
of their relatives and friends 10 help
them get Subscriptions a. are willing
10 d. 80. Remember you can have just
~ many subscription books for friends
Who are willing TO help you as you
wish.
The list will soon b. published and
you should H. SURF your name Is on the
first list. II you arr no, already crierd
you should send In your nomination
blank nj once. Send your name or that
Of some iiiend To the campaign man
aser today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

Islands 81 California" says the Martin
brothers
During the Rivers and Sellers ~
LiN,Hiuck convention. they propose a.
handle J#cauE.H tu any points where
lh.r lp % station. and 81 b. announced
rhy m,.-tr. VIII o., handled un th.. uD
ri.i.g fr. ~ ,ilr."
Th Mltum hu.h1s have worked,
they r.v with radio amateurs nc Aus
Con uINuu oklahoma CITY Douglas.
NrIf Roswell y ~ Top,hu. Council
GrW. aul Wichita, kansas Their
.E.al. ih.E Dum hiy. boon heard iG
Arkansas ard Nebraska The receiving
rams, O, is a,td VARIES The greatest
r,,uNug distance was accomplished DO
Nu,rub.r when thr e.. g. steamship
Bakersfield Was huud iii miles oii
San roiru cal west. IN The inoine
ur,In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
AMARILLO WIRELESS STATION IS
WELL EQUIPPED; MANY MESSAGES
SENT AND RECEIVED DURING YEAR

10 Associated Press t.-Iat.n tn
uu4rc.pg ihlt .n uIr tr nnuF
from an AmrI. Gm 4. 70 -ru',r
6uas. in WiduD. Kus.. had t,gH rr
c..y,d iy uW,.as aHl aI.l. 1905 s.s
t,rdpy confirmed ly D. D. Marlin d"
This cty
Though Tow know q 3D.. Martin com.
ducts q radio Sltlan go G.i East Fourth
street. Admitting hat D. sent 10, wiz.
less "Wednesday ly Whi,h d. ordered
q shipment 90 peanuts from W.,hin
tor Tfmph,ils confectionery store. sV9
lin,,lu Martin ~1d
"Thu station 600 Cos East Fourth up
GRATING uul,r licensed CU .'F. consists
II 5000 Volt high potential transmit
,ing TRANSFORMER "a condenser cot glass
and aluminium plat, "a; hono cuusiruc.
lion. rotary spark glp and e heavy
-opp.r ribbon oscillation transformer.
The c.rill1tins transformer b. also
home made III. lut.Uu1v 'Iu D., s..n
from The disDuc. and consists 81 :
wires ufiy fs, f,vi m h..shi ~ highest
wtt AVID 10. uurD uG consists 90 the
um" ulmltr uf w.r,. approximately 50
fnct iong.
''rhc receiving go is known ~ cue
- tie bcst Ouo- iu the Cuit,d States
% hr present time and consists Of a
Grehc cRS tyro receiving cabinet used
in connection with a home 'nns'yIct'd
ic'efioy with two steps vf ampiucaun
The detection OF rldio or wireless tele
sriph and telrpouc signals Is rrrouu
ushed iy means u little tubes some
vhnt resembling ih' ,lrp'rl, ugh' bulbs
The tubes can D., usud On connection
with other APPARATUS q, au extent that
l'y Merrill wns rIrd.I1i. fur the
Shrine ring ~ The fri c.r,n.uua. Il
Hhi,o Shun" Tur'. 1ud % is the
pufp' s, tn g.t, him 90 ru,ll rs.rp
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

$500 "l.e SIGNALS audible for many
t.' UU 900. rr'.tna s.t \ sp,,iai
t,.. nc .f wins telephone receiver j.
used q. E,I- EH.',
D. 81 Martin tro.h.r uf the lorll
rIr.... operator is ulsH Interested ir
'b" v..b-e IN brother formerly *
f"r.wcHtod Boz Topehf kunus r.
lether % o.. their haoit 60 handle mes
uE during the evening hours
"Thc past so days W. have record pei
hearing 90 di0icr,u, stations. and ~,
u1s' N,., we has, heard the wireless
'el,uhuu, 10 Avalon ON the Canlin,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
WORLDS FASTEST GROWING VEGETABLE; NEW CUCUMBER
READY FOR TABLE IN THREE TO FIVE DAYS FROM BLOSSOM

A wonderful cucumber. probably
orly exceeded in rapid gro th t.
certain edible bamboo. AID palm q
and which grows frum the hIn,soit
to az edible stage with anna ,ipr
rapidly. has been produced by Fred
4. Howard. th, famous cnis &c
South fasion. Ma.A
When grown und pronrr ro~
diiinrs Of soil and cultivation Z
requires bat three or eve day r., m
the dropping Of Inc blos-, ~ 90 he
table accordin 10 the climate boz
which the rucumhers are grown.
To Distribute SEEDS Later.
when grown under these corli
tons. the day the blossoms dtor
from the vine. he t.ny ,uctniiFt,
appear. and on that first daN IRE
Ouently ~. ch an inc ~ length.
On the second dav the, are 'ounI
20 he greatly increased IN size. ~
q third to NTH CAV thcv are Of
n sire suitable ior table use, and
are then ~ their hes. alth'lrh
;hcy have no, then attained iIl
size.
The texture ~ the flesh of the
cucumber - dcscril ~ infinitely
more delicate ard crisp than that
% any other rurumhcr TINS ~ due
20 i,s strs'llngly rarid growth
The filters hay, 70 time 20 develop
as IN the case ~ SLOW growing CO.
cumhcrs The aroma and flavor are
also exgusitcly delicate
Mr. Howard plans 20 arr rcc foi
the free distribution ~ the soc
later on.
Named for Hon. Joseph {. Sihlei.
mir. Howard's desires are that
the public shall have the advantage
% this wonderful nev vegetable
without ,hs ge said an associate
Of Mr.. rloward's. "and ;ha, anyone
who desires NAV h. We the orportI
nifty Of cultiva nc u ; his or her
hack yard. garden ~ farm. Bui he
has no, the facilities 10 grow The
n,w vegetable in grca' quantity. ard
even II he had. bis . g So fuliS
occupied with his '. - valuable
laboratory work. that q would be-
impossible Tor hin 10 De- so. 80 be
has arranged ,ha, Joseph {. Sihlcy.
former Congressman ON Pcrnsy'-
vAnia. shall propagate he plant 40
his experimental farm NJ Franklin.
Venaneo County, Pa. where Mr.
Sibley maintains me Of "a, mo.'
elaborate and valuable private eN.
detrimental farms N the taiicd
States. TINS cNper men'n' fam i
operated solely 20 adyi-e ant
demonstrate Cor tho ct ~
other farm a. ana cci"rs. ncw
and greatly mnu we'd ne he'd. =
breeding. ~ Nlin, gr0,eih an s'i.
cultivation Because VI - ,cv
unSelfshly .ncrS great tclt'' 90
all interested 30 ss-i. ulin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
Nam u. Vaughn VA, high man At

III WIctN shUI' q fh' NnITIlI"
Gun club this week Vaughn made
- straight others made % and q
cut ~ "a p'ssihi, % Onr ~ th, u.N
,uncr,te irup houses has been com
pl't"d. and The other is expected G.
D. ready fUr The shooters Boz short
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
rbr I.anderrin { wplu, II ima.

rillo has l-,u granite. inruI rFunu
papers Th' authors. d rlill -
81 GOO 600 Raising and Grurs iH
ll,cstock b. thr announced uuv'Hs"
of the company 4. ~ iaul lsu.
John i.aud'rrin. GradS Nob,es 4.
T.. Nobles rnd T. T. Drucgan. ar,
the incorporates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

and l.. steele ~. arr ui'yI"g q
reunion 90 Oh, luD ,i = !. Steele.
Jr The '1th'. au1 81 u1f thor. D..
l.. ~ is VISIT = 80 iu, % .m' uf h.s
son. j. L.. ". vino Uses i7 Amarillo.
l. ~ hs ut fn -'l hs nrd
birthday uru.uar vf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

ference Suuds, Srhu,l Secretary.
for the Northwes, Texas Cunf,r.uc.
al the Mctholit Episcopal Church.
south. q sunday school campaign
will b. pui ga next month There
are 81 O00 prraun- attending Sun
dny School within the conference.
according 90 the rret'uiN uut the
aim j. L. duuhl, thar uuuhrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

Hugo OKLA, j. missing according 90
q l,tt,r received ttUn the father az
y lice headquarters The boy u -
years Old and IL described as Of Tar
oupl,Si,n and ugh, brown hair
Foul play Is feared.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
!. ~ Naucc. raj estate dealer

boz Doc Hs, 10, o. IHtHN,n pdd
Am.rilr @ ,.f TH.r.dlv Trm
'l' iEau window on 'b, iru tho
fU'.IDl ,Ils ~ 'N' collision n which
'..ui' comm. .-I.uu a. 81 phs.ps
".. inad ard Mr. Brown injured
".J Oh SERVED ly passengers. N1u0c
HIr'' Both ears u was S,.d 40
I.|tt till wreck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
The lad charged with giving had

checks iu Amarillo, and giSng th-
uaut Il T. = McGuir.. was brUggnt
lack r,m Shamr g.. where b, WIS
Apr, h,ndcd yesterday The boy
autographed his father Boa Missouri.
that De- u Boo trouble.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
n. n. Waits. a I..ck Island sec

foreman until recently was Thurs
day sdiud-,d Insane ard committed
20 the asylum vs. jury in %, ruun
g. r,ur, watts j. married and his
vifc j. also aid 20 %, iu au asylum
The, have no children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
Gemrc 7. Thump.on has returned

from a two months visit IN los An
gcl,s. having his family and the
ret ii the Panhandle colony e. cnioy
the morning m.s,s and midday sun.
thin. ,!ll spring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
n n. Ie,IIlc. nn nitnrnr, d Clar.

the Development program has onl'
started az his citv The meeting
Tuesday nighi was an imp,ius. siiA
i.c,il.c. ana added they have the r.
suurc,s and prop se 20 develop them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
TIN. Present world Cri>i, and IIaa

to Meet H." wlll BE- th' theme q i'e'
Paul Merrill at the Fus' chri~tnn
Churoh SUNDAY nigh; Members =
tho hand na,fa ARA drum o"Ti' =
Khisa sl.yinc are expeci"d % attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
Little Items of
Local Interest


Leon Nortlial, DISTINCT organizer
fer itr i,uIu,tm,n lAIH,rS lrt'g.
ua'iofal rrir1. ad,lges u"'t.rg
q IA, local in,lOs ,u a., ala'H shap
mc,,n,rt 20 " q. W lItH Thurs
day nlght
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

ing with this now obsolete "aric'v
~ n parent plant " Howard has
produced the now variety which
differs greatly IN shape and quality
from IL, Russian ancestor tn"
new cucumber. when full size, =
about the .izc of drinking glass
but with the ends slightly rounded.
Fred \ How is widely SHOWN
a. a chemist and physicist II Is
cr,a, work in leather rc,,itcation
is the sensation Of the scientific
world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

Monies Mr. Howard has named the
new cue Imber ta- joseph Z.
Siblcy.'
Years Of Select. g Breeding.
NJ. Howard has produced the
new cucumber after several years
~ intricate s,iectiye brcedln. The
initial variety Wa a cgcum,>r
grown in nor lrrn Russia whcr,
he summers are very short. ana
who're a fruit or ycrciai H.. ,n er
dare and 20 mature. ma, perfect
isclf with great rap.u,iy Mcrk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18

l'N Merrill vHs 90 lrdIti. fnr The
Shrine ring ~ ~, fri crr,uuul. u
Hli'1 Shrn" T.uu,r 1nd 3, .. the
prfp's. 60 git. him royal r',.p
u,r.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
American Ports

BALTIMORE, May 31--Arrived: strs
Melrose. Boston; Georgeanna Weems New
York; Palisades, Londonderry; Emilia Qt),
New York. Sailed: strs Mundelta, New
York; Prince (Br), Queenstown; Hoven,
BOSTON May s1-Arrived: strs City of
Columbus, Savannah; Kalomo (Br), Alex
andria; San Bruno (Br), Port Linon and
Baltimore; Jopancy Norfolk; Meteor, Nor
folk Qatter six S0th). Sailed Strs Sus-
quehanna fron Bremen), New York;
Sewaus Point, Norfolk; Gloucester, Nor
schr Edna Hoyt, Norfolk Natter 30th).
CHARLESTON. S G, May 31-Sailcd: ::
strs Caplacka, Glasgow; Coahoma County,
Jacksonville.
GALVESTON. May s1-Arrived: strs
Belle PLANE. New Orleans; Fagcrnes Gt).
Genoa; Virginia UD, Genoa; Arnold
Maersk CDan). Cuba Sailed: Strs Panuco
New Orleans; szteteny1 (1t), Venice;
MOBILE. May s1-strs Carlton. TAMPA; !;
Delfina New York; Macoris (Br). Sagua.
West Haven, Los Angeles. Sailed: Str
West Haven Savannah; schrs William
NEWPORT. NEWS. We. May 31--Ar-
rived Strs Panaman, Alexandria Falls
City (5r). New York; Glasgow Maru (Japl,
Rotterdam. Sailed: Strs Somerset (Br),
(Br). T.mpice; Dusstan (Br), Para
NORFOLK Va, May 31--Arrived: Strs
Nile tBrl, Gibraltar La Bourdonnais (Fr),
Hsvre, Eurynachus tBr), San Francisco
Glasgow Maru tJap). Rotterdam; Hes
peros (Nor), Zeebrugge; Falls City tBr),
New York schr Velnna l, Hamln. New
England. Sailed; Strs2 Eastport Bizerta;
Newton, New England; Royal. Moutevideo;
Somerset tBl). auckland: Pyrsona (Br),
New Orleans: CosstWise, New England.
PHLLAD ELphIA May 3l-Arrived: strs
Belita (Moip Port Antonio Haisey, Port
Lobos; Sunoil, Port Arthur. Sailed Str
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Cleared

str John A Bostwtck (Am). Captain
McGerty, Port Lobos: Robert L Hague.
ST. str LituanIa DAM, CAPTAIN Moiler,
Cu&haven, Danztg and Libau: East.
Asiatic Steamship Co
Str San Jose (Aml. Captain Malcolm.
Santa Marta; United Fruit Co.
Str iceland (Br). Captain Howell. Ant
werp via Plymouth; Red Star Line
Str Tiftis (Sp). Captain De Larrauri,
London; n NJ Smith.
SOUTHAMPTON; White Star Line.
Str Rosahnd (Br), Captain Mitchell. St
Johns and Halifax; Bowring & Co
Str Chicago City (Br) Captain Martin,
Bristol; James Arkell & Co.
ST. Cameronia ,tBr). Captain Baikis.
Glasgow via Moylle; Anchor Line.
Str Stockholm tswed). Captain Ander-
berg. Gothenburg: Swedish American Line
Str Jefferson (Arn) Captain Horsley.
Norfolk Old Dominion Line.
Str Mohawk (Am), Captain Ingram:
Jacksonville and Charleston; Clyde Line.
Str Caronia (Br). Captain Diggle, Liver
pool: Cunard Line.
str camaguey (An). Captain Baldwin,
Santiago; New York and Cuba Mail Line
Str City of st Louis (Am), Captain
Johnson; Savannah Line.
Str Santa Barbara (Am), Captain
Brown. Cartagena; w r Grace & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Buyers Arrived
Continued from page nineteen
SIDNEY OHIO

SIDNEY, OHIO
ThediclS's Dept store. r. P rhedfck.
dfy goods, carpets, millinery; Ansonta.
SIOUX CITY. IOyFla
to Ef9s 81 is ,ssE It, Fsaay esry
Baer & Lilienthal.
Scruggs Vsndervoort g. Barney: Mia g
Lanenstein, dresses; 225 5th av
a., kiins Apparel Co; Mrs. Haynes, dresses.
Golden Rule: A. f. Kurtz, Jobs Of wash
dresses; w. 20th st. ASH
@E. H. Atkinson: g B. Mills, dresses,
~ anu roRoSTo.' 1S5is II j. caNaDA ala Il
The Golden Rule; +. j. Wjliamns, an ns' Woolen 1a5c
beddings, comforts: w. 29th ST.
TRENTON. N. j.
n NJ voorhees, & Bros. Z. c. johnson.
~ uNioSToWN.' ~ "a. l'" SN
Silverman Bros. I. Silverman Jobs cot
tor ,,l d. dresses; Hoffman Ss Hartblay, Inc,
VAN NEsT, Ny.
aoF Piaza a. "a. Shirt Co.; NJ. Hyman, shirtings
'' . 4'' w WAsHINcroN sr1
orS cdfsnn haan Sons Sons Co.; J Simon WOODEN
silks s D. Maj nFGs ssps s. Rbfa vi aosp,eal Eaod
and domestics VIM. S. Leinberg, mem
furrnishi,ngs: Mrs. J.. c, Nourse notions
av.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware Notion Co; II. Topkis, mo-
ttons, hosiery and underwear: $50 B'way
s. & B. Solomon; H. NJ. Solomon, ready
to wear mems clothing notions, dry goods
boys furnishings; Pennsylvania.
WoRCES1ER, MASS.
John G. McInnes No; Geo L. Moran
dress goods, Innings and wash goods 431
4th aV.
YoNKERs. n. Y.
Marshall Field & Co: J. Crutckscha nix
silks and dress goods; 432 Attn av.
YORK. PA.
James Mclean &, Son; c. C. Chambers
dress goods. silks and velvets; 432 9Th av
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
s X stegel & Co; W. j. Fry, ready tc
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Sailed Yesterday

strs Stockholm (sw). Gothenburg; SIX
ao!a (Am), Kingston; Fran (Nor), Guam
ica; Jefferson (Anl). Norfolk: Salem (Am)
Jamaica Bay. Gresham CAMP, Delaware
breakwater City of Savannah (Am), Sa-
Harnahi J A f3ostwick (Am), Port Lobos
Lake FILLMORE tAml, Wilmington; San
lose {Am). Santa Marta; Nile, Jamaica
Bay; Lake Fillmore, Wilmington and
BrunsN'ick; U Rochester. Newport ;
Georgetown L S Tennessee. san
Francisco; L 5 destroyers Bancroft, Bush
Belknap, CoweIl. McCook McCal1a. Dyer
Maddox, Leonidas. McDougal. Ericsson,
Porter, Parker, Balch. Cummings, Davis,
Alien, Wilkes. Shaw, Stockton, Gregory,
Caldwell, Little, Sigourney, Fred Talbot
Shas Ausburne, Fairfax, Mexican. Bell.
Gridley, Hopeweil, Bagley, Cole Reid.
Bainbridge Gof, Breck. Paul Jones, Flus-
ser, Isherwood. sharkey. James K Pauld-
ing, Lawrence. Billingsley, Barry, Os-
borne. Lardner. Case King, Hopkins.
Hunt, Branch. Herndon weIborn c Wood,
Abel p upshur, Du Pont, Prultt Noa, HUI
bert, Israel. Peary, Ford, rruxtun, pills
bury Pope, Bridgeport, all to Newport,
X l., and U destroyery Abbot to Norfolk
and Fran TO Guanica.