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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-05
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Homes For Sale

Neat new 5.room modern bungalow
east front, beautiful lot, good street
southwest. Price 81, 500. Cash $1,000
balance easy terms.
Good neat 4-room house, nice large
lot, barn. chicken house, etc, Price
$500. $500 cash, Balance easy terms
FINE HOME
An elegant, new, modern home, very
large and commodious rooms, three
rooms in oak, beautiful mantle, break
fast rooms and all builtin features
garage and servants quarters, nice
large nigh terraced lot. fine location
in southwest Ardmore. just the Kind OF
home you have been wishing for all
these years, Price $40, 500, Terms on
part,
4 very fine new modern home con-
tanning six rooms, breakfast room ana
bath. three rooms in oak. beautiiu'
huilt.in features. nice mantle. garage
and driveway. Price $1,000. Terms on
part.
Good siX-room modern home, fifty ROOT
lot. garage and driveway, chicken
ward, fruit trees and shade trees, soou
location northwest. Price sS5OG. Terms
on part.
We have some nice lots for 5000 each
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FARM FOR SALE.

800 acres, mile from station ~
Choctaw county, good tillaele land
70 acres in cultivation. new puild'
iDga, plenty OF water and good tim
her, good road, good neighborEood'
Drilling for oil within two miles, ana
looks like comm oil country. VIII
accept Ardmore property worth $1,000
or less, as initial payment, balance
on long time At s per cent, Splendid
chance to own q good home,
j.. w. NEWCOMB,,
Phone 94l, Ardmorc, Okla. 29'G
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green Mistletoo: heavy with berries
Turner-Ardnoro, 90. 90
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FURNISHED ROOM In modern 9
story brick k.o:ne. Phone S23. A.
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r. C.. McKlDDY

WITH 1900 cash, $50, monthly, YOU
can own q modern home, garage.
poultry house. COW barn and lots oil
shades. Yates the Earth Man.
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4 biz slump $4,000 to $1,000 it's brand
new. . room AMI bath southwest
surrounded by good home. Yates me
Earth Man.
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FoE RENTING furnished light
house kceIing rooms for couple
only. Phone 1898. ~
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New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
American Ports

BOSTON. Nov I6-Arrived. G White
I&HP1eo; n neoo, Walter N D Moves. Newport News:
Sailed: Bornholm DAM. Halifax N S,
Tna and st Johns. F; Indian. Philadelphia
transportation, Newport News: Brandon,
Lambert's Point; Saxon. New York Qast,
15th).
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov 16-Arrived
Coldbrook New Orleans for Havre and
Antwerp. Sailed: Noccalula. Bremen and
Hamhurg; Georgeanna .weens Baltimore
tNor>, kingston Sailed: Mackinaw isav Obs,
London Via Norfolk and Philadel phia ;
philadelphia, New York Lake chelan,,
Phadelphia Molesey (Br}, Alex Alexandria. nu1r wa
HALIFAX, S. Nov 1e0Arrived: schr
Marshal Foch (Br), Philadelphia. Sailed
London.
HAVANA, Nov 1s--Arrived: Santa
Theresa, There. g., New York; Morro,. Castle, New
Boston; Toloa (Br) (from New York;, Girls
tobal Sailed: San Pablo (Br) (from Bos-
toni, Kingston.
Juniata Philadelphia Lake Elsmere, Bos
ton. Sailed: Howard Baltimore; Bay
Head, Philadelphia.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov 1S-Arrived: Wild
wood. London Charles II Cramp, Balti
| more.
4, ,NoRFoLK. Va. Nov 1s--Arrived: 18th
Embricos (Gk).. Galveston; Jefferson, New
York; Everett, New England; Marjorie
Backman (Br), eschr. Halifax; Fert uta)
sasa SsW orlgans 153n Gran Mor) Phiaaelphs
Newton. New England; Torlak Skoglant
(Nor) Puerto Plata Washington Mar,
Bratland (Nor), Quebec; Kashu Mar,
lJap), Port Kerrario; Srio Ntal, Phila
dHelphia; .Piaye dtaD, Philadelphia; 18th
MMavigator (Br), London; Arlington, New
Hng land; Conrad Mohr tNor), Key West
Maashaven (Dut), Barbados; Freeman
New Eng ta land; Cristobal, Crstobal.
Matoa hrnNn Norfoi Ms ssea N0y Herman sATrIvsa
Sabine; Norfolk. Norfolk.
MONTREAL, Nov l5--Arrlvea: Dun
sh,a9ds sfldge (sro; ;,oa London Banchistan (Br?
MHeInore Hle Head {Br), Belfast: Harmonide.
(br2. South American ports
rEN,SACoLA. Fla. Nov 16--Sailed: Lor
Anten Ante (swed), TAMPA; NJ Ell 'so'P'sSa cano (sp1
Gnited kingdom; schr Lrages. Frontera
9I4nna, GGorhhing' Jacksonville; Tegucigaips
canad1aA pndl1hADELpHsa Tnian,s ,I9 Nov Arrived
New YORK es TsvsS psr Afrea via
and Guantanamo: Balzac (Br), New York
Pittsburgh Bridge. Kotka via New York
va New York: McKeesport, s'seo Norfoik slrie erS
uD, Newport News: cruiser Oiympja
YorK YWasKhingsaon ss;sa schr Clara s;nh ponnsi New
enburs via New York; Sierra Leone (Dan)
Bari and Ancona; Ethel Wolf (Br)
Glpraltar; Commodore Rollins (Nor), ST
John b; Charles NJ Everest Texa,
City; Lackawanna lBr). London ane
Birkenhead; Dirigo, Port Arthur; Gulf
maid. Port Arthur; Gorredyk (Dtj. Rot.
(swed). Charleston
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov 1S--Arrived
rananan, New York. Sailed: Scottish
Monarch, Europe; Tsurushima Maru, japan
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Nov 16.-Arrived
Moldegaard. Baltimore. Sailed: Winifred
Port Arthur
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ls-Arrived
Eemdijk. Antwerp: Wi1heimina, Homo
uln. Sailed 18th; Buffalo. Guam: 18th
Maui. Honolulu .
SAVANNAH Ga. Nov 1s- Arrived
Baito lNor). Jacksonville: Ontario (Brl
philadelphia; Nacoochee. Boston. Sailed
fungus tNor). Aarhuus via Philadelphia
TAMPA, Fla, Nov 16---Sailed: City OF
Weatherford. Stet:.n
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Nov 1s--Ar
rived: Schr James L. Maloy, st John
b. Sailed. Schr Henry Chamber.
lain from New York;, PASSPORT
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Marine Disasters

VINAL HAVEN, Me. Nov 16-Three-
masted British schr Lucy r, abandoned
by crew when she grounded on Old Horse
Ledge. slid back into deep water, and with
all sail set bore off on wind to northwest
tip OF Matincus, where fishermen sighted
her this afternoon, aground again and on
her beam ends. Steam lighter Suphia
dispatched to vessels aid. Vessel built
last year. Registers 12S tons and Is owned
by James + Rood, of Halifax, N s.
NANAIMO, c. Nov 16--CanadiNn
Farmer (Br), grounded yesterday entering
harbor for bunkers; expects to float at high
water to day.
NORFOLK, Nov l6-Divers endeavorng &
remove cargo from schr Florence and LII
lian. sunk off Cape Charles.
Sirio Ut) here from Tore Annunziata
with broken shaft, cleared yesterday for
Philadelphia. having completed repairs
Repairs will be made here 60 Gilda It),
which met heavy weather from Trieste.
Engines strained and propeller loose.
Short OF fuel Eastern Cross is being
towed into Hampton Roads by Bethlehem
Bridge. Vessel 500 miles off coast to-
night.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ls-Thrse suits
for damages aggregating $40, 900 filed yes
terday against San Francisco & Portland
S $ Co result wreck Of Alaska on Blunt'H
Reef Aug 6.
SEATTLE. Nov 16--Floating drydock OF
Seattle Construction and Drydock Co sank
yesterday, apparently damaged by piling.
TACOMA, Nov 16---Kaisho Maru (Jap),
this port for Orient, reported delayed with
list, put In at Port Townsend, and it Is re-
ported will discharge cargo.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Arrived Yesterday

Sumatra Maru (Jap), Calcutta July 6,
Colombo Is. Alden Sept 9. Port Said Oct
27. Havana Nov l. New Orleans I; to Bar
Der Co; with ndse.
Agwihayre, Lobos Nov Q; to N Y & Cuba
Mail $ Co. with crude oil; Tidewater
Docks. Bayonne, j.
Munplace. Matanzss Nov /, Philadelphia
10: to the Munson Line; with sugar.
America Line; with 4s first. 113 second.
9S2 third class pass, mails and mdse; Pier
81. R.
Nov s. Guayabal 8; to & Cuba Mail S
Ca; with mdse.
Huron. Jacksonville Nov 49, to Clyde
Line; with pass and mdse; Pier 81, N Il.
General Q II Ernst. Guayaquil Oct 90,
Manta "a. Es!neralda 26. Buenaventura
to panams + Il s 5 Co: with pass 'ln mails
and mdse: Pier /. Hoboken, N j
Japan Arrow. Providence Nov 15 to
Standard OH Co; anchored off TomplSins-
vile. !.
Yuma, Pert Antonio Nov 9 to Di Giorgio
Co: with fruit; Pier Z, p r.
Hague; with crude oil; Pier 8, Bayonne,
Estonia DAM T.ibau Oct 81. Danzie
Co; with frst, AL second, 24o third s. class IS
B'klyn. ''N'
Pikepool (Brl. Marseirles Oct 27; to II
Winchester & Co; in ballast; anchored off
Red Hook Flats. B'klyn
>, Hiber ernia lswedl. Nuevitas Nov 9; to
Moore & Mccormick; with sugar; anchored
off Red Hook Flats. B'kiyn.
Munamar. Antilla Nov 3: to Munson
Line; with 81 pass and mdse: Pier .. Il r.
Novian (Br). Liverpool Oct 81. Boston
Nov ~; to Atlantic Transport with mdse:
Pier IS, r.
Wheaton. Cristobal Nov 8 to U S Army
Transport Service with stores; Pier q.
Army Base. B'klyn.
Munarden. Philadelphia
William II Doheny Tampico; to the Pan
American Petroleum Co.; with crude oil.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
u S. Shipping
Tan Succeed,
Marvin Says
Secs Need for Courage From
Ship Owners and Coop
Grafton From Govern
ment; Fears No Subsidies
Would Enforce Jones Law
Steamship Companies Cut
Costs to Bone, Speaker at
Marine Exposition Says

The belief that American shipping
can be made successful in competition
with foreign fleets was expressed last
night before the Marine Exposition by
Winthrop L. Marvin, vice-president of
the american Steamship Owners AS
sociation. Courage and aggressiveness
on the part of shipowners and "rea-
sonable policy of cooperation" on the
part. of the government will accomplish
this result, he declared.
Mr.. Marvin called for enforcement
of 'all that is sound and effective in
she Jones law" and said also that the
country should not be afraid of sub
sides, which he saw as the one policy
which foreign nations fear most.
american shipowners began two
years ago to prepare for the ending
of the highly speculative era in the
shipping business. which had begun
with the outbreak of the European
war" he said. 'First, overhead costs
were vigorously retrenched. Salaries
and wages of the staffs on shore were
reduced from top to bottom. Space
was economized. Rentals were cut
down. Every possible effort was made
to enforce efficiency and at the same
.iIno to achieve lowered costs of opera
tiAe- Finally. starting in the spring of
tSis year, last of all, there was brought
.bodt substantial reduction of the
wartime pay of seagoing officers and
men,
american shipowners foresaw the
coming of this time of shrinking trade
and intensified competition and man
fully prepared to meet it. They were
not taken by surprise. In February,
1920. they were denounced for asking
the government to sell it's war-built
steamers for 500 deadweight ton.
But the government refused and set
price of S165 and upward. Now these
same ships could not be sold for $50,
so low have freights and prices fallen
throughout the world.
ut is in time of extreme difficulty
and depression that the American peo-
pie are now confronted with the need
of an enduring solution of the problem
OF the merchant marine. But American
shipowners, men of experience and
courage, believe that the question can
be solved by vigor, economy and ag-
gressiveness on their part, united to
reasonable policy of cooperation from
their government. They say: Revise
the navigation Lawsuit do not depend
upon that alone to accomplish every,
thing. for it will not; protect and and
shipping as manufacturing and agri-
culture have been aided and protected
this also must be done.
ocean shipping is the most in
tensely competitive of industries. There
is more need for national aid there,
and more justification for it, than any,
where else. Enforce all that is sound
and effective in the Jones law, and do
not be afraid of subsidy besides. 1t is
the foreigners chiefly who try to make
4 bugaboo Of subsidy-and they do 1t
because in some way or other they
have all tried it and known how eff
fectiye it is-and they are in mortal
fear of it if once put behind Yankee
shipowners and seamen."
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Navy Orders
Prom The Tribane's washington Bureau

From The Tribane's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov 16.--Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Asserson. Capt w. c., to u. S. S. Olympia.
Cronen. Capt. w. P. to 18th Naval District.
Graham, Capt. s. ", to Atlantic fleet.
jackson. Capt. 0. p, to u. S. S. Mississippi.
Marshall. Capt A. W.. to Pacific feet.
Moody. Capt. r. c.. to Boston.
Royal. Capt II. H., to Atlanta.
Scott. Capt. w. p, TO Sd Naval District.
Rowan, Com. S. c., to Philadelphia
Bailey, 1t. w. O., to u. S. S. S-21
HarrIss, Lit g. L., to u. s. s. North Dakota.
Hawk, Lit. w L., to U. s. s. Teal
kampmann. LIT. L.. to U. s, s. Teal.
Ringui 1t. q. r.. to Philadelphia
Rorer. Lit. w. Y. to Hampton Roads.
Goggins. Ems w. b.. to Squadron 12
Ingram, Ems w, c.. to u. s. s. Hamilton.
Wallace, Ems w. H., to U. S. S. Mont
Haynes. . Com. ]. p. to U. S. S. Great
Raker. Com. c. s.. to Sd Naval District
Briefly, Gun. j. j., to Hampton Roads.
Dillon, Ch. Carp. H. to u. S. S. Delaware.
McCord, 1t. Com. +. C., to y. S. S. Will
Anderson. 1t. A. N, to u. s. S. Heron
Kelly. Lit. T.. b., TO Puget Sound
Cruise. Gun. G.. A., to u. S. S. Borie
Sexton, Carp G., to San Francisco.
Following to Washington---Captain E. b..
Fenner Capt. II. E. Lackey, Capt L. NJ
overstreet Capt. w. r. Sayies, Com. w.
Brown, Com w. I. Conn. Com. F. C.
Martin,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Buyers Arrived
Continued from page twenty

skirts; m,. p. Libby, m. mgr; Pennsylvania.
Inc Ames Co.; Miss P. Hooper, skirts:
Charles Mashek, m. mgr; 11S West sgd
ST., care Alfred Fantl.
Stern Co.; M. Hammer, all kinds fur
coats; 276 9TH av., care of F. Frohman.
hcather 6o bo,e j. VIII + smps01 Sim son w9msn
Rway. care of Affiliated.
Wm. Taylor Son & Co: r. Durpan
waists. handkerchiefs. neckwear (base.
mEeent); men W. E. sheehan, coats, suits; 225
j. Leibel & Co; j. Leibel wooden piece
goods; Martinique.
r.san city D D. G.: Co.; J; II. Smith, women's
geries. mems clothing; Martinique.
=, Nswcomb-Endicott Co.; c. A. Blank,
leather bags: 200 5th av.
j. L.. Hudson Co.; A. w. Krenning,
trimmed hats; 225 9Th av.
Sfowley- Milner Co. George sufnsl5y,
ELMIRA, n. ".
-, sheean,Dean Co; E. Dean, general
Shuhan Dean Co.. E. N. Schreiner, rib
bons. trimmings. fancy braids. leather
goods goods jewelry sweaters. toilet goods,
fancy fancy goods; j. F. Taubman, upholstery,
draperies. curtains, cutlery, lamps; SO
Mercer st.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Herpoisheimer Co. G. A. wager wom-
e. Ahrens.
Paul stewetee & Sons; w. r. Hays, sta
tlonery, handkerchiefs. neckwear, gloves.
lewelry. ribbons, notions, drugs, laces, en-
proideries. glassware, trimmings, braids,
toilet goods; E. G. Geiselman coats, suits,
furs, fur coats; Mdse. Reporting Co., w.
32d st.
HARRISBURG, PA.
Bowman & Co. Homer 4. Dunn floor
coverings upholstery. drapery McElroy
Co.; 212 5th ave.
Kaufmah's Underselling Store; Miss Cath
crime Wilhelm, millinery; Ben F. Lewis,
81 w. 26th ST.
HARTFORD, CONN.
G. Fox & Co.: Miss c. Griffin, blouses
and sweaters; Alfred Fantl. 11s w. 32d st.
Sage. Allen & Co.; +. II. York. mems
furnishings, 404 4th av
Sage, Allen & Co.; $. Malley. cotton piece
goods: Dry Goods Alliance, 404 4th ave-
Shankweiler's: b. G.. Shankweier, dry
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel Port Agency
Canopic Genoa; Oct rs. White Star line
Cameronia, Glasgow. Nov 8 9Anchor Line
r.,,ao.. n..,, Norton, Lilly & Co
'1akaoKa Mafu, Singapore, Oct s.
Houider. Weir & Boyd, Inc
Hawkeye State. Los Angeles. Nov q
Santa Marta Kingston. Nov j'T' H.. Fruit Mlnss ce
Hudson. Bremen Nov s........U S Lines
Alaakan A,la,55a u Colon Nov -. United Am Lines
Tarantia, Tyne Nov Anchor Line
Ell Almirante. New Orleans, Nov IL. -N'''
rn. Southern Pacific Co
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov 10.
Furness, Withy.& Co
Due Tomorrow
Heilig Olav, Christiania. Nov I.
Eastern Bell Sligo; Moass M0y M.cou,,,,s,, = ~
oropesa. southampton. Nov s. Royal Man
orizaba. Havana. Noyy u.
Ell Vale. Galveston, Nov ESQ Pacifc Co Co
City of Savannah. Savannah, Nov Is.
Ocean s Co
Due Saturday
Paris. Havre. Nov H.. ......... French Line
Nieuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam, Nov g.
Holland-America Line
Mesaba. London. Nov 4. ... All Trans Line
SStainmore, Dundee, Nnv g.. Furness- Witty
chicago, Havre, Nov 9....... French Line
samland. Hamburg, Nov T.. Red Star Line
Due Sunday
Panhandle State. London, Nov TO-
United States Lines
Cedric, Liverpool, Noy 12.. White Star Line
Acosta, Amsterdam, Nov A.. .Furness- Witty
Black Arrow, Bilboa, Nov g.. Ward Line
Toloa. Havana. Nov IT,. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Bergensfjord. Christiania, Nov IL.
Norwegian American Line
Patrfa, Palermo Nov Fabre Line
Ponce, San Juan, Nov I'm & r s Co
Maracaibo, Curacao, Nov IA. Bliss -Dallett
Mayaro. Trinidad. Nov is =. .Furness- Witty
Due Tuesday
Calabria, Glasgow, Nov 2....Anchor Line
East Cape, Ham burg, Nov Kerr S Line
MORO Castle, Havana, Nov 49,
& Cuba Mail s s Co
Due Wednesday
Mongolia, Hamburg, Nov ~. Amer Line
Wuerttemberg, Hamburg, Nov 10.
United American Lines
Themistocles, Piraeus. Nov A.
Bonheur. Para. Nov 10. .Lamport & Holt L I
Canto, Progreso, Nov H.
NY & Cuba Mail Co
Due Thursday. Nov "a
Aeolus, Buenos Ayres, Nov TO-. .Munson Lines
Maatensdyk, Hamburg, Nov 10.
Funch. Edge & Co
Turrialba Kingston, Nov 19Unit Fruit Cn
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
TRIBUNE. THURS DAY NOVEMBER T.. 1921.

s CALCUTTA, Nov t2Argon, Via Fort
Arthur.
SHANGHAI, Nov Kansas tBr,.
GENOA. Nov. 1a--diuscppc Verdi (ItaD
and Gloria de Iarrinnxa (1r).
: BUnNOS AYRi1S, Nov ib--r5antu.
HAMBURG, Nov H. Ncponset.
NAPLES, Nov 1a.-Italia (Br}.
HONG KONG. Nov ia--KnIght Com
panion (Br).
ROUBN, Nov 12---Hera.
uAVRE, Nov 12---Plonccr (Belg).
DUNKlRK, Nov 13---Colamer.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 16---ueorge Washing
ton. for Hremcn and proceeded
departures for New York
MARSEIfLns. Nov 12---Carada CRY.
StJNDSVALL Nov 12-Navariuo (Br).
NAPLES. Nov 1opresidente Wilson
UtaD.
GENOA, Nov 13-zCretic tBr)
PALERMO Nov 6--Atlantc (Br).
HAMBURG, Nov 15--S.nasta.
STOCKHOLM, Nov SMasslcs.
HAMBURG. Nov 1t-IsrAdford City (3r)
uAvRH, Nov 12--fndmond Troppey (Tr).
SEVILLE. Nov 124Mijdrecht (Du)
BREMEN. Nov 15--~America Via South
alnpton.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 16--Adriatic (Br)
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Ship Board Should
Pay Mail Creditors,
Godfrey SAKE Says
Counsel for Receiver Asserts
Claims Are Chiefly for
Repairs and Supplies
and May Be Met in Full

Creditors Of the United States Mail
Steamship Company, on Tuesday adj
judicated a bankrupt before Circuit
Judge Manton, may be paid in full if
the Shipping Board assumes the debts
incurred for the reconditioning of the
cording to statement yesterday from
John Godfrey SAKE, counsel for the re-
ceivers. Mr.. SAKE said that as the
board had received the benefit of the
repairs it should pay the bills.
The United States Mail, one of the
group Of corporations dominated by
Charles Mayer, Francis R. Mayer,
Carlos Mayer and Juan Mayer, was de-
clared bankrupt following the equity
receivership. Herbert Noble and EN-
met J. Mccormack will continue as re-
ceivers.
"This adjudication in bankruptcy
said Mr.. SAKE, "marks a definite point
in progress. The Mail must now file
it's schedule, setting forth who it con-
ceives to be it's creditors and what it
deems to be its assets. There are now
several hundred creditors or the Mail,
but it may develop that it has none,
because at least 80 per cent of the
creditors have claims for work or ma
terial furnished to the boats them
selves, and inasmuch as the Shipping
Board took over the boats and received
the benefit of such work and materials
the government obviously should pay
these claims.
"The Postoffice Department owes the
receivers about $125,0O0 for United
States mail actually carried. The Mail
also asserts substantial claims against
the Shipping Board; but the Shipping
Board, on the other hand, asserts large
counter-claims. The Mail has assets.
Its quick assets are less than 100000,
but, in addition to it's claims against
the Postoffice Department, it has large
claims against the other Mayer COM
panies, its claim against the France and
Canada Steamship Company of New
York being about $138,O0O
whether the creditors are paid in
full will depend principally on the at
titude of the government and the ad-
justment of claims between the govern
ment and the receivers"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 16--Coast guard
cutter Shawnee launched at Oakland yes
terday.
Robert Dollar Company announces strs
Bessie Dollar Harold Dollar and Melville
Dollar running from New York to Van
couver and Orient will return from Far East
direct to San Francisco starting with str
Harold Dollar, due january /.
SAN PEDRO, Nov 16---Three- master
schr Oceania Vance here libeed for claims
from recondtioning In spring.
VANCOUVER. Nov 16-Of twenty-five
vessels chartered thia month to carry
lumber to Orient. 90 Japanese American
dna Danish.
BALTIMORE Nov 1e--Baltimore Oceanic
Steamship Co to-day took over Baltimore
agency of Pacific Mall Steamship Co, which
closed its offices here.
Delaware and Raritan Canal Co an
nouncess that waterway will be closed to
navigation at m. December 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Claussen Succeeds Brundage as
Fleet Corp. Advertising Chief

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-M. B
Claussen, of New York City, was >ap-
pointed advertising manager of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation to-day,
succeeding D. A. Brundage, of Chicago,
who resigned. Mr.. Claussen has been
engaged in marine advertising in New
York City for several years
Mr.. Brundage Joined the Shipping
Board staff at the outset of the ad-
mnistration of Chairman A. D. Las
ker. He reorganized the advertising
department by making widespread cur
tailment of expenses and installing a
new system of distributing advertise
ments. He leaves the Fleet Corpora
tion to go to London to have charge
OF the European branch of an Anne ericsa
advertising agency.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Will ReGt the Manchuria
/. Nj. M. to Withdraw Vessel for
90 DAYS This Winter

steamer Manchuria, 1883 tons, will
be withdrawn from operation for ninety
days on November % and will be re-
fitted for better passenger service next
season. Reconditioning will include
improved steerage accommodations.
The capacity of the vessel is $50 cabin
and 1885 third class. The Manchuria
is now in the New Hamburg
service. Final specifications for the
changes have not been completed.