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New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Incoming Steamships
Dur To-day
Due To-da

Vessel Port. Agency.
Hober, Dollar. Gibraltar. Sept 30.
" II Tupper. barbados. Oct a clyde 8 & CO
Pannonis, naples sept 20 Cunard Line
Psnciseiy, Gibraltar. Sept rs
United Amer Lines
Ocean Monarch. Als..rr- Sept =.
Gothic star. san Francisco Sept ls
II Winchester
Alliance. Crtstobai Oe, s..pansfna Il Limo
Duc To-morrow
crduna. Cnsrboufg. oct 4
Roya! Mail sf"an Packet
sisaoia, earta Marta. oct s.. Unit Frul, co
Lake Ferber. Bristol sept ~
X Winchester g. Co
DUE Friday
Europa. M pics. Sept 30 l'siis-Am Lane
Yer~ntis Shields. sept Q, ..... cunari Line
sew York cny. Bristol. oct j.
James lrA~iI H. CO
Dominic. Para, oct 2.......... Booth g. Co
Duo Saturday
Niouw An.terdafn. Plymouth Oc: 9
Holland Amer Line
Due sunday
UerenEaris. Southampton. crt s. Cunnrd l.
E@sfsrn Ses. Antwerp oct -
Black Diamond Lino
X rooniand, Lriwerp. oct 3 Red Star Limo
Iisvrt. oe, e.,..... French Line
lnitea states Lines
Oid ssortn state, i,ondon. 90, 9
tnitsd stpt.r f,inen
Dn~ Monday
Esti~. LIZ. pool. Dot b.. white star Line
f,r~tfc Hsp,-s. Oct 1...... white sinr Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

dent of the American Bureau of Ship
ping, was enthusiastic over the an
nouncement from the board He ex-
pressed the opinion that this would
lead to a revival OF the coal export
trade, and that as a result unemnloy-
ment at sea would be relieved. officers
and men would be employed ard the
railroads, the coal trade, the steam
ship companies and the miners would
reap considerable benefit
1t was said yesterday that a. present
practically no American coal is moving
for export. Wages Of miners are said
20 be still unon war basis, while rail
road charges are too high. 1t also
was said that vessels can be obtained
on time charter from foreign lines at
approximate Y Sl;10 ton month,
which is about the cost of operation
under the American flag without char
ter hire on the bareboat basis.
Steamship officials said that the
Shipping Board could well afford to nut
cut its vessels at 81 month This
would relieve the government Of the
cost Of tie-uo, and would also save de-
probation, which is more serious on an
idle than an active vessel Between
600 and 500 vessels are available Tor
this service, more than there is any
possibility of employing, it was pointed
out.
1t is understood here. though Official
information is lacking, that the Ship
ping Board cffer is for vessels on the
bareboat basis, and that charterers
must pay all expenses, including wages.
stores. insurance and voyage repairs
The board is expected also to restrict
the routes upon which the vessels may
be operated, to avoid competition with
established lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Cleared

s.r Cortona CBC, CAPTAIN BanNs Lon
Str Scythia (Br}, Captain Prothers; Liv-
erpooi: Cunard S Co Ltd.
STR zoppot (Danz). Captain surken. Port
Lobos; Robe, Hague
Havre French Line
Liverpool w and ana Manchesssr: whise sssr
Line.
Str St Mary (Br), Captain Pescod; San
Puerto Plata and Sanchez: Clyde S s Co
Str Deni1 (br>. Captain Arrowsmith
Str chlcaso tFr). Captain Cabon; Havre
Str Bradford City (B). Captain Eger-
ton: Hamburg; United States Navigation
Str Algic tAm). Captain Olsen. Genoa
Str Eicholas cuneo (Nor(; Captain Inx
Just. Clenfuegos; Manzan!llo and Mano-
ST. Madrono !Norl, Captain Anderson
TaInpico. VIM "ilhelmssn & Co
Ba-acos yia Kingston; Di Girog,lo & Co;
Mason: Hun and Antwerp; Eilerman's VII
Str Granfos (Nor). Captain Everson
Kingston and Puerto Colombia. Caribbea \
81 Lake Bridge (Am).. Captain Riehl:
S5, stT John 31s W.9,rth-ngton {Al, Captain
9aG' c.y y&aS ot s ssvaR1sh R1sfI A Ss"s Captain
Borum: savannah, Ocean 8 5 Go.
ST. Ha1niitqn tAml. CAPTAIN Nelson;
Str Comal tAm). Captain Curry; Cal
Str Robin Adair (Am). Captain Smith
San Diego and Log Angeles; Isthmian s s
Str Milan Maru IJap>, Captain Todo-
and Galveston: Hsrriss Maeill & Co.
str Montserrat (Span). Captain Apart
Gro: Cadiz and Barcelona Luis Lanzo &
Co.
NoTsolt snrS 'ss ostsrveI{ NeI ARea" 20
Str FL Va,le lAml Captain Mattson
Galvcston; Southern Pacific Co
Ctr I'll Estero fAn,). Captain Peterson.
New Orleans; Southern Pacific Co.
Str WiNh!io tAm), Captain Fitzgerald
Los Angeles and san Francisco; William
s s Co
Str Durango (Am). Captain sullivan,
Port Iobos. Columbus Shipping Co.
Str Calabrta (Br). Captain Mitchell
Eorta and Angra Via New Belto-d Anchor
Line
gout..; Port Lobos: y T Warden
Str West Caven fAm). Captain Mitchell
Baltimore: Atlantic Gulf d Pacific Co.
scnr Marine tBrl. Captain Olsen; New
ark J r whitney & Co.
Motor Ship Daniel Munroe (Br)
Captain Mcdonald Windsor; f Whitney
Tug Gypsurn King (Arn). Captain Miller
spencers Island. J + whitney Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Arrived Yesterday

Str Garrillo. Porto Barros sept -. Tela
Untea Frut So Win fd sansso ns
and mdSe, Pier Is e r.
Str David Mckelvy. Lobos. Oct 8: to the
Str Lake yarher. Bristol. Sept es to j
y WINCHESTER Co; in ballast; Martins
Str viking (Nor) CartaGena Sept %.
Bay 30; to tn Carihbcs- steamship Line;
str Edward /. Doh"ay Jr. Tamplco. Oct
3 TO the ran American Petroleum, Trans
port Go With crude OIL, anchored OF Tomp-
s,r Herman Frasch. Kotka Sept "a: to
The Union Sulphur Co. in ballast. anchored
of Liberty.
ST. Franco CFr). Navre. oct & to the
Compagnis Generate Transatlantique With
+15 Arst. 4sl second. EOS third class passen-
SIR Seminole (Br). Avonmouth, Sept 81;
to ~ smith; In ballast; Pier .. Con
sta abie ,Hook. n ]
turned from sea- anchored off Tompl<ins-
Sur John worthington. Galveston: to
RooeFt l. Hague. with oil; Pier Const BILE
I $ Robinson. Newporta navy yard
IS stevens Newport, l25th st. Mr..
Str Poionia. i.ibau Sept 26. Dsnzig Sep,
rs Halifax Oct 9: to East Asiatio Co
and n'dse Pier S, Rush Docks. Bfiyn.
Cherbours Oct s. to White Star Line
with 67s first. sol second 2sl third class
pass, mails and ,udsc; Pier So \ r
str MORO Castle. Havana Oc, S to New
York & Cuba Mail 5 Co; with s5 pas
sensers. mails and mdse: Pier "a e r
Str Lake Gilboa, Brunswick Oct 8; to
clyde Co: with mdse Pier So. n r.
Str VI F Elliott. Baton Rouge Oct 4
to Robert l. Hague. with mdse; anchored
off Tom pkinsville. s /
Str Franciso tBr). Hull Sept %, Ant
werp Sept 81: to Sanderson q Sons, with
mdse; foot 7th st, Hoboken.
Str El Mundo, Galveston Oct 8: TO South
ern Pacific Co, with mdse; Pier. 81, n r.
str City OF savannah Savannah Oct 8;
. Ocean Co, with pass and mdse;
Pier IS. r
Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville Oct 5 and
pass and mdse: Pier AZ, r.
Str sutton Hall (Br>, Clyde
Str Narg 1Nor), GuayaQul and Puerto
q iirrNh
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Maritime MISCELLANY

). " Kennedy. manager % passenger
s,an!e s,s1I ard 'mnieration for tho rnitco
on the Centennial state TO attend tho
Trans Atlhnuc conference opening on Octo-
her 2s The meeting IS expected to las,
about four days Passenger rates. ifrnli
grafton matters and other problet-,s sf-
feciing the passenger trade VIII be III.
cussed
son Steamship Line. has gone to Wattlns
y. where he VIII stay on vacation unit
October is. Mr Munson has tust completed
neg"''ations WITH the Shipping Board sor
the ALLEGATION Of nsc of the new combl-
nation cargo and passenger steamers for
the South American service
The Swedl sh- American Line has an
nounced genera reduction in second
lass passenger rates. There hos been NJ
change In rrst-clas- far-s The notlce
yesterday showed The following reductions
NOM sailing on November - and Deccm-
bcr ?, respec lively: To Gothcnburg. Malno
Re'slnsborG. Christiania Copenhagen. Bcr-
gen, ChristiRnsand and FredArlkshaver
from $40 to $3.50: 70 stocllholnl. from
'ls2 to .ls2. to Aoo Hango. Hclsngsfors
iroin $3.50 to $40. to Hamburg unchanged
lnundc. an incrcnse from $3.50 to Sl52
promenade deck accommodations are $50
additional
Tho pay state tho latest acqui-ition
her maiden voyage TO the Pacific on
November 2s The ship has been allocated
20 inc Aolnlral Line for operation. Sail
Ing from New York the Bay State will
call at Havana. Panamn. Balboa Los
Angeles. San Francisco ana Seattle. The
trip is expected to occupy eighteen to
iwcnty dayB The ship carries 200 first
class and 500 Stoerage passengcrs.
Philipp Hcinel<cn. chairman of tho
board of directors OF the North German n
LLOYD Stcsmshp CO. returned to New
York Monday after trip to Pniladel-
phia, Hnltimorc WAshington and Chicago.
Mr lie!uekeu was In conference yestcr,a y
with North German Lloyd ofnciais al the
ofncc OF { Won Heimotz at II Hroadway.
For continental passengers <Nbarl<lns or
the tunral- Anchor ilne str cnlahrin
IA eking a spccial sailing from New Bed
ford Mass. next Thursday October ~. TO
thu Azor"r Portugal and Spain. tho Port
ucucsc RAILWAY Company, In agreement
With the French and spanish railroad
companies, VIII convey travellers from
Iiabon direct TO Paris. thus making II cnsy
to reach any part of continental Europ"
il.EinninB with the Ca!ahrin'- passengers
hts train with be run regularly for the con
vrninnc~ Of travellers from North and
south America who wiah TO disembnrl( at
Lisbon and travel thence to other Euro
pnnr countries vita ris instead OF going
to ViEo or northern French ports via the
Bay OF Blsrny.
On Bccouni Of the lonE"horcmNn's s;rilee
At f1oboken piers the str lirlNg Olav,
anf,tnF Ttllralny G,tobrr ls a T.. in
svlli ienNc from itcr 7. Roberts Stores.
i5r'' kIyn.
BALTIMORE. oct 1.-The Mntson Llno
s'r ffrpk"ve Hiato viii Snll tu-rorrow Utth
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Sailed Yesterday

S.rs Bayonne (Arn). Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Gothenburg Fort St
George tBr}. Bermuda Carnania (Br).
Southampton; Mature (Br). Trinidad and
DslNerara: Apache (Am). Jacksonville and
Charlestou: Amelia (An). Port Antonio;
Lake Strynon tAm), Mobile Centennial
State (Anl). London, Plymouth and Cher
bourg; lroQuois (Ar), Puerta Plata.
Sanchez; Rouss.l.on (Fr). Uavre; Hsmil-
ton (Ain). Norfolk lmperator tNor).
Kingston. Topdalsfjord (Norl. Bergen,
Montoso (A-N). ----; Montserrat (Span).
Barcelona Tl,ives Kingston and Santa
Marta; Havana Maru tJap). Singapore VIA
Boston; st Mary U3r), Santiago; Hernia Il
Frasch.
[ 5 Florida, Southern Driu Grounds
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
srans-Pacifc Mails

=, The connecting mails close ~ the General
TTeS,oT1ice Ten and city Hall Postofce Station,
jHsw y i9rk. st ?: m. as follows
HA"all Japan, Corea. Siberia and Phillp-
ptnc Islands. via San Francisco. steara-
>, ship Tenyo Maru. October IT,
Hs"si Via San Francisco. steamship
hawaii Netherlands East Indies (excsp,
SuNatra), and specially addressed NAH
Ier Japan, corea and China. Via san
ber II. WV
Japan, corea, China, Siberia. French 1ndo-
S SSn1ns Ne'her!and East Indies (excspt
Sun'atra and philippine Islands. via
nancouVer and Victoria. b. c. Steamship
Empress Of japan, october II.
ANU Marquesas Cook islands Now
Zealand and Australia, via San rra-1
CISCO, steamship Tahlt!. Oc.ohe- % -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

passengers and freight for ports in cuba
ana Porto Eico and proceed to san Fran
cisco BY way OF San PEDRO and then to
The Paciac Mail Steamship COMPANY :
to-rnorrow on the way from San Francisco
300 tons OF cargo at Norfolt she vii iii saii al
for Baltimore, where she is due Sunday.
Plans to o?erato nnw steamers ailocated
Of the Pacific Steamship Company arc
rra.ssinE he Pine Trer STATE. buit by the
taAe on activity at 5parrows Point She
Is expected to arrive at Seattle by the
end of November ana has been designated
The Pine Tree State ia a sister ship to the
silver state, which, on It's first trn re-
Gently, esta blished record Of days ls
hours and SIS minutes between Yokoha ma
and Puget Sound
On the Donaldson liner Tritonia. cleared
70 day for Glasgow by the Robert Ramsay
company. were 100 cattle. making IN un-
usual shipment through the port
Exports through the port Of Baltimore
20 s2'l9s,i57 the principa articles being
grain, -four, starch, machinery, copper
siu5cose. eysporated milk paratfin wax
Imports were free .397.257 and Gutia bic
eea.V-l IN" FREQ including grass seed
printing paper, crude oil. ferro ma 4 sancse,
tiN INa agnesit". bananas a nd crude rubber
dut.able, toys earthenwars. clay and
y. b.-SCEr. lie
Noyes. before reported aground. vas Aoated
at nigh water with the assistance ot two
COHsTANTINoP1E oct .. Str
Dochet. from New York and phlladelphia
vas in collision with Italian str Adria
later slightly damaged. No other de-
Narrhy Mcbe S' for Fort6 S'4I Rico ANS has af NJ
s IAcKsGNvfI Fs5S WE ass Ge St SA'6 io-rans ctr
Norman Bridge. which arrived hero yes-
terday from Tamp.co, has boiler trouble
LONDON. oct. lO.-str Recca. Palermo
for Sand Key before reported having put
propeller and sailed. oct. 9.-Str. British
Lantern, Port Arthur for Valencia, for
orders has arrived at Whitesand Bay,
With starboara side damaged. having been
In collision.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct li-As the tenth
reguar and distinct service from the Pa :
cite Coast to the United Kingdom Of
Europe. the Eilerfnan Wilson's Line will
enter this trade next month with the str
city o' Naples (Rrl, 1t was announced to
day by Norton, Lilly & Co. who VIII be
general agents on this coast. Ports OF
call viii be Seattle Portland and San
Francisco. and firll heith. Havre; Ant
seilings VIII be maintained. Al present
there are two American. two British
three Scandinavian. one French and one
Joint Dutch and British lines competing in
tho European trade, which has entered
upon a slump.
The liners Maui and Alatsonia have been
juno. carrying the pilgrimage Of the I'm
pcral Divan of the Order Of the Mystic
from The llatson Navigation Company.
to the pilgrimage fleet, and negotiations
are pending. # is reported. tor dispatching
the str kroonland from NV York.
The Shipping Board ST. West Camak,
San Francisco Sept t. for Europe pre-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Compared with the 4,186,ooO tons
under cons -ruction in American ship
yards at the first quarter Ct 1919,
which vas the world record, to-days
production IN this country is only g
ii.ilc more than tenth OF that total.
representing decline Of 1852, 900
tons.
The 5,542 900 tons, representing the
total snipbu,lding throughout the
World today, Lloyd's Register states, is
decline of about $500, 900 tons from
.he peak Of 3,04e 900 tons attained in
ssptemoer, 1919. or a decrease Of more
.aan % Der cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Caronia. Queenstown. Oct Cunard Line
La SaVoie. Havre, Oct s...... French Line
Due Tuesday
Oscar H. Copenhagen. Oct g.
Scandnavian-Arn Line
La BourdonnAis, tiavrc. Oc, &. French Line
Due Wednesday
Italia. Gibraltar, Oct Q o..... Cunard ri,,
Nilfaro. Los Angeles, Sept ea.
Williams s g ca
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

West Honaker Ia, 50 20 lon es IS 3 Pm
West isista lsd San Pedro 3 pm Oct 9.
West land 32a by Jacksonyille 4 An
Oct l. NV N'
Vest N.ya5sa 1858 W Columbia River s
Vest Momentum i.2lo W Columbia River
WiIliain Green sa7 K Tsmpico Oct 10
Oct 10. :"
Ninyah Sos s Ambrose oct II.
Wo7on no " Balboa Oct TO-
Yucstan IS s Jupiter oct To-
Zacapa ISL Z Barrios oct 9
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Holland Shares Gain

There have been several shifts in the
rating OF the smaller shipbuilding ma
lions during the last quarter. Holland,
which followed the United Kingdom
and the United States in order at the
beginning of July. is now exceeded by
Italy and France. Italy's total in hand
having increased $1,000 tons during
the las. quarter, while the total for
all otnar countries fell back. The
status o. the minor shiDbuilding ma
tons - compared with three months
ago : shown in the following table,
giving gross TONS OF WORK IN hand:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

by fire last May. cannot be undertaken in
the Immediate future because OF lack of
funds. according to letter received by
~ 'hanber OF Commerce from naval
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct 1.-Two OF the
i-uckenbach steamers reached Portland to-
day. the r Luckenbach from New YORK
and the Hattie Luckenbach from New
Orleans
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

The construction OF tankers, which
on July showed decrease OF only
5000 tons from the total at the begin
nng Of the year, has now fallen OF
considerably, the October l figures pc
ing 100000 tons less than those FOR
July |. The reduction has been great
est in this country, as the accompany
ing tonnage table shows:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
City Island
Bound South

Ncnrs Little Elsie and Cleaner New York
.or Nantuc.et. Jonathan Cone, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
L. S. l. Building
EioIrt Per Cent
OF W or'Id Ships
Great Britain Leads With
Almost Sixty Per Cent;
Lloyds Register Shows
Decrease IN America
Many Contracts Stopped
Shipping Depression Brings
Suspension Of Work on
Construction in Europe

Gradual increase IN the lead Of
e-.tish shipbu4 iding over the United
ctsses IS shown in the latest Lloyd's
psrister Of shipping. which states
thst less than s per cent Of the ship
hn:ll'ag Of the world is under con-
st.uction in this country. as compared
v:th nearly 80 per cent in Great
By'.asu. Since the beginning Of the
vsar British snipyarGs have extended
thei- advance ever American plants
about SOC 1000 tons. The gap since the
ond oi 1890 has been widened from
, ssS COO 20 2.S4S.oG1 tons.
The report Of the quarter ended on
septsmber SO ssows total shipping
tons ot which 3.2S3, 900 represent the
british proportion. $4,000 tons the
American and 1875 900 tons that Of
othe- countries.
Lloyds Register points out that the
British figures. while repre- esenting con-
tracts placed for construction. do not
,erresert merely construction on which
wo,k is actually proceeding. Included
IN the aggregate OF more than three
snd 8 quarter million gross tons are
MORE thsu 100000 tons on which
huildirc has been suspended or post
noued. SusOensions amount to $4,000
IONS and nostponemen TO io|. 900 tons,
g total II l.tSS. 900 tons, so that the
active British snipbuilding program is
now 2,0e4.O00 tons.
Due to Depression
This reduction of more than third
IN the work under way is due to the
general depression in shipping. and IS
Ssaected II the returns from other
countries. the total suspensions outside
nj the United Kingdom being reported
AZ $4,000 tons. or about 10 per cent
~ the total, Italy and the United
states being chiefly affected.
Further declines in the amount Of
uorg on hand may he looked for, it is
ssid due 10 the marked discrepancy
Setyesn the tonnage being turned out
snd the new construction begun In
Great Britain IN ne last three months,
wbjls 2o6O00 ars Of shipping were
lsuncDea. work Was commenced on only
"A am tons. This is in sharp contrast
witb the returns issued by Lloyd's
psg;ster at the beginning OF this
wear. which showed new construction
amounting to 5o3, 600 tons. In comparl-
son with launch.ngs OF $4,000 tons.
How sharp the shrinkage in ship
brjlding has been since the beginning
- This year is indicated by the de-
cljne Of nearly 100000 gross tons IN
the United States alone, compared with
sbout $4,000 tons for the United
K:7gdom and about 325 900 tons for
other countries. as the following table
saows the figures representing gross
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Fire Record

LOSS
ia;se-s.5' prosaway. e. ". sofdlch
Trining
l;1t-7fs Columbus av., ciothespoie
rnknown
tU-sost horn Boulevard and Inter
ra'e av.- tho Bronx. autonobiIe
HsrrJ #arhowitz .......... Unknown
sfs-. Essex H.. william Mechen-
DerE ...............C Unknown
s;15-i. frolr - % Fulton a.;
iofaon g. Edward ~. Friedman
Trlring
It-r t.1r CO. - Unknown
y ! = y. '--tss r sta 81. unknown. Unknown
= .e1.-sfs f.aa IT,. Harry Libman
None
s%-North River and 1921 st.;
tarses. be Dar'rnert ~ Street
'i-arIny .........-.......U Unknown
trtn sf Anna MAJ
'--1+ ..-.......- tn%rnTn
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

CENTRAL. lit DSON lime
\rvhurEh, fouEhlccprir, Is hIrrs;on I.v
FgrnsiIp st. week DAYS. T. VI Sat
i NJ All steamers leave West l29th st
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Str Garrillo. Porto Barrios Sept %. Tela
Oct 3, Kingston S AID Santiago 5 to the
United Fruit Co with IS passengers. mails
and Wd~e. Pier Is, r.
str David MclSelvy LoboS Oct 8 to the
fiaewater OF Co: with crude oil
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Outgoing Steamships

Sail To-da,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

oct 1.-The Mntson Limo
ffrph.ve Aiain viii sail tu-n,orrow With
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

AS VIEWED FROM
YE GRAPHIC EDI-
TORS WINDOW. One
Of last Mondays cere-
monies celebrating the
215th anniversary of
the birth of Benjamin
Franklin. Franklin's
statue before The Trib-
une Building during
the exercises by New
York a d mirers of
Poor Richard" The
modern fire engine
commentaries Frank
Inns part in organizing
in Philadelphia Amer
ica's first fire depart
ment. At the right is
the band of the 18th
New York Infantry
(colored). Insert
Charles M. Schwab,
president of the Penn
sylvania Society, places
a wreath on the statue.
Other wreaths were
presented by Yale,
Penn, the French En-
bassy,. the PostoAice,
the Police, the Fire
men, the Street Clean
ing Department. Sons
Of the American Revo-
luton. Merchants As.
sociation, Y. NJ. C. A.,
Girl Scouts and various
other organizations.
Fre"denhetm-T. p. 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

MRS. WOODROW
WILSON "SHOT" BY
MOVIE MEN. The
Presidents wife is u.s.
u a lily successful in
lodging the camera
m e n and curious
crowds. but last Sat-
urday when she tried to
escape unobserved to
the White House limou-
sine by way of the
stage door of a Wash
ington theater where
she had been attending
a matinee, the cameras
ere awaiting her,
with the result pic
tured at the left.
6odel & Herbert
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

eX-kalSer. Rows of
British troops at pre-
sent arms gave a pic
tureSque touch to the
service. A number of
Sheiks present cloth
ed the groom in Bed
ouin garb. Belo,v-
T h e eighty pound
wedding cake pre-
sented by the Ameri-
can colony and deco
rated to represent the
Ain Karen Valley,
from which was sue
cessfully launched the
a $ s a u t preceding
the capture of Jeru-
salem, December 8.
1917.
Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

8 800 MILE
A-HORSEBACK in
100 days, from St.
Albans, VT, to San
Francisco twenty
five miles a days
the splendid eques-
trian record of Miss
Billie O. Lemple, pic
tured a b owe on
Salem, her chestnut
thoroughbred. The
little lady slept in the
open the entire trip.
Wide World
Right A WIND
F L V V Err. This
weird vehicle always
draws a crowd when
it goes roaring
through the streets Of
Los Angeles. In the
protecting frame at
the rear an airplane
propeller driven by a
gasoline motor speeds
the tricycle. along
and woe unto the
neadgear of any one
venturing too near
the hurr icane-like
breeze. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

Left - S ELF A P
POINTED TRAFFIC
DIRECTOR. w. s.
Grant, a sociallyprom-
inent retired Philadel-
phia business man,
ties a handkerchief to
his cane and volun-
tarily directs traffic
every night at one of
the Quaker City's
busiest corners. Who
says Philly is slow?
Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

Left-MARRIED IN THE
HOLY CITY," The High Com
missioner's son, f. H. Samuel,
to Miss Hadassa Grasovsky. of
Jaffa, which took place recently
In the Government House, Jeru-
salem-one-time palace of the
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The Sabbath was intended for Il day
Of rest, but misguided rcformcrs would
make it day of arrest. Middletown
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Phillips Wish.

Phillip. Jr., two and one-half years
old, is very fond of having his mother
sing TO him as she rocks him TO sleep.
She has told him number of Bible
stories the usual number of Mother
Goose" stories. and other stories so
dear to children. He often requests
her 10 sing about Mother Hubbard"
of Jack Spratt," or some other equally
well-known character. and she will
ingly obliges. filling in" as she goes
along. TO suit the occasion. The other
evening she had been singing TO him
about Santa Claus" and his various
activities, and. seeing that Phillip was
almost asleep. stopped 10 rest. Sud-
denly he opened his eyes and said:
Mother. sing me song about Moses.
and Mutt and Jeff."