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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
LYNCHBURC MAY
MAKE OWN JUICE
city Manager peck Asks city Council
IN Take Action on Establishment
of Electrical Plant,

LYNCHBIRG, VA. Oct. City
Manager Beck. in "A special report ~
inc city Council here this week
urged upon that body that !, take
immediate steps looking to tho eh-
Enlistment OF a city electrical plant.
II IL desires TO have the plant built
and equipped liz time 20 supply the
city with current At tho termination
of the present contract with the
Lynchburg Traction and Light Com
pany with the end oi next year.
I'll. Council has already secured
preliminary plans for :hc plant and
Is no" seeking TO acquire riparian
rights owned by the Chesapeake and
OHIO Railroad. This would require
the ra!s''i: OF tho old canal darn
mere eien'ccn inches so that SUI
hc!"nt water power could lie secured
10 supply the current the city needs
The present plan is 20 make curren,
!nr municipal uses only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
s786,897 IN PERMITS
ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER
construction Last Month
Shows an Increase of 1922
l07 Over Sept. 1920

building permits total!nE .a71.sE0
OF which s26t,535 was for new work.
were issued last week, bringing the
tota! for thc month OF September II
Esc.S3i. an increase III s62o.107 oYer
the same period last year.
During September l.6 permits were
ISSUED for new work. AID i2o permits
Tor alterations ard repairs. Dur
iES the month the permits cor new
work tntaled sdS7,lii for new work.
ana {o9.'SG 70! repairs and aitcra
tons.
in every section OF The city. far on,
in the surhurbs, there are small and
large residences under construction,
and ground is hcins broken !or sew.
cTal buildings which will be coin oi-
Ration stores and rooming houses.
Prices for building materials ar,
said 10 be Nearer the prc-war po,n,
than for months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
81: yer Cen, Rate is Fixed.

" ASlfINGTtN, Oct. l.--Thc War
Finance Corporal ton today fined :,
rat" az 4" i: per cent on advances
under tho agriculture credit 10 banks
bankers ar trust companies. provided
IN" loans matur. in six months ant
carry no privilege -: renewal! The
rate. according t. announcement by
tho corporation. will apply also on
loans to cattle loan companies for
feeder rurp"Scsa but they likewise
must not exceed SIX months in ma
turi,y Rates on ali other classes
Of advances tn cattle loan com panice
viii remain II u per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
'Tucsdas. October u.

!" y. N.-An informal reception
and registration. Convention call.i
to order.
$50 =. M.-rraycr hy ~. y. l..
Franklin. Coipn.a! Avenue NJ. ..
Church; address o; welcome. Abort
l.. Roper: response on behalf OF as
socja;;on, II. *. Mawthrone: -cpor: o;
president. Paul L Collins: report a:
ment o; committees: r"pOr; o: presi-
dents achievement trophy commit,
tee; report o; committee on rcc.a-
nation and drainage.
$3.50 =. M.-tdtourn to autonob i,es.
r. M.-Automobile rides.
s +. M.--infcrmal smoker AfoS;i-
cello Hotel ballroom; report OF i'm.
migration committees: address.
Hampton Roads w. W. Robertson.
Friday. October..
$40 y. M.-Conycntion called IN
order: address. "Huiid!ny and Loan =.
Maurice. q. Long: repvr. of commit
tee on taxation: report Of co,nmi,,c.
on Legislation; report of COMMITTEES
on good roads; discussions.
IL M--Adiourn.
/ l.. M.-lioat trip. around harbor
luncheon on board)
? J.. M.-Thca,e5 purty.
Saturday. Octob-r Y.
$3.50 J.. M.-Convcntion called tour-
der: report of committee or ethics.
report u! committee on finance; un.
finished business: election Of officers.
ne" business; report -: committee on
credentials: report o. committee on
resolutions
II M-Adicuru.
y. M.-Tr;p 20 cap" Henry: ors.
re- roast; address ty Governor West
norelanG pari.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
AUSTRALIA OPTIMISTIC
OVER BUSINESS OUTLOO
DalryinE Season Opens strong aud
LnmbinE Returns Are
High.
ICY Associated Press !

Sf pNEf, Oct. IA stralia
SprinGt:ine conditions justify an op-
timistic outlook, say government Off
Gals. the daitying season has
opened remarkably well. lambinE re-
turns were consistently high and
pasturaEe and wheat areas are In
excellent condition. The rains and
snow melting have caused floods In
Victoria. but the damage has not been
extensive, and any local material loss
is we'll balanced By the general gain
10 the land
The WOO! Industry is mare buoyant
with good prospects OF II steady mar
kct.
The meat industry depression is
largely due 10 the effect OF high
freight rates overseas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
VIRGINIA REALTORS TO GATHER
IN ANNUAL MEETING THURSDAY
Many Social Events Scheduled. Including an OYSTER
Roast on Saturday Afternoon at Cape Henry. at Which
Governor Davis Will BE Principal Speaker

More tnan Any members az the
Richmond Real Estate Exchanges
have s.gn;iicd their intention to at
toad the annual convention OF the
virginia Real Estate h'so,iation
which viii be held in Norfolk on
THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday .:
this week. October 9. and 6.
RESERVATIONS made at Norfolk iodi-
cate that tho convention will he
largely attended. Many ou,-of.; town
members OF the State as.ociu.io, v.iiI
join the Richmond party when the,
ieaT" Thursday morning. and the en-
hre delegation viii travel in Il special
train.
Many Social FunctIonn.
Many OF the realtors Will he nc
compan;cd BY their wives and daugn-
,ers. and the Norfolk Real Estate
Exchange has planned a series or de-
lirhtful social functions for their en-
t.r.ainmcnt and pleasure
Pau! 1. Collins. of Norfolk. IL presi-
den; OF the state association. and T..
Ray richardson. treasurer
OF the Richmond Exchange. IL also
sccrctary-trcasurcr OF the state or
raniza ton.
The business program will include
discussion OF tho following suhi.c,s.
hoiidlns and Loan Association. Hous-
ing. Financing. Salcsmanshio. Good
Roads. Colonization and IIamn,o,
ROADS as :he Por; OF Virginia.
Governor PInns TO speak.
The official program calls for an
address by Governor Davis on Satur-
Gay afternoon. lie wiil address the
convention at an old Virginia oyster
roast at Cape Henri. The program
follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Tic Mrrsx Menthrr

WASHINGTON. Oct. l.--Wcathcr
predictions Cor the wcch beginning
Monday are: Sonti Atlantic and East
Gull states: Temperature som"wh Ia
below normal. with loca! rains FIRST
half of the Week and fair thereafter.
There are no Indications AT this time
III disturbance in the Wrsi Indies.
Middle Atlantic states: Cool and
generally fair weather. but with IA
probability OF showers the middle and
latter part q: the week. Local frosts
probably over northern portion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
500, 100000 OF FARM
LOAN BONDS OFFERED
Treasury Department Oners = Per
Cent Securities to General
Investors,
~ Assoc!a.ed press.l

"ASiI%GTON. oct. l.--Announce-
mcnt OF general Offering OF Federal
Farm loan bonds total!ng $1,000. 900
WIS made tonisht by the Treasury
Department The issue will bear )
per cent from October s.
Secretary Mellon. in making the
announcement. predirted that the is.
sue would be subscribed quickly, ci;-
ing the ready absorption OF the las,
issue Of the bonds a: a, time when.
he said. the market was hard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
ROME MOST EXPENSIVE
LARGE CITY IN ITALY
Cost "f Living in Eternal tily 10
Per Cent Denrcr Than
In 1920.
Hey Associated P-css.l

ROME. Oct. l.-Home Is SIN the
most expensive cit. In Italy. Accord
Ing 20 the attest figures 1uhlishe j
CT the cost Of living. the Eternal city
Is - per cent dearer Than II was in
1890. This. however. is n elimination
OF th" cost q: living during tn. past
months. when during March the cost
OF living scared as much as 80 per
cent higher than lnst year.
The other expensive cities are
Milan. Florence and Turin. which are
today about Is rer cent over the 1890
figures. Venice and r!icst are but 5
per cent over the tigures OF last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
To Mine Wright. t.,,.,

Inc Fauauscr County Goii Rccov-
cry Corporation. OF Alexandii.. Va.
Win q maximum capital az 400. enn.
ana minimum OF $4,000. has been IN :
coTpoTated To mine and deal in gold.
silver. copper and other metals and
minerals OF all kinds. George
Wedeman is president anu Harold G..
kenney, secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
nnnk., Ilhert, Bond. Exempt,

DECATUR. GA, Oct. 1.-The rtv
bonds owned by Il bank Is part OF
its capital stock are exempt from
state taxation. .Ii,dce John Il. Hutch
cson ruled IN superior Court here to-
day in the case Of the Bank of Clay
ton against l.. - Daniel. tax collcr-
tor of Clayton County. Final decision
on the question will affect every bank
IN the country. IL was said by at
s"rneys who announced that appeal
would be taken iinally To the United
States Supreme Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
DANIEL CRAWFORD, JR., TO
Be PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Construction Expert, Who
Solved Philadclphia's Prob
lens, Is Coming Here.
WILL MAIZE SURVEY OF THE CRY
"hicinls Of LnbOr Unions, Contractor.
an" iuiidcrS, Isnnkers md All AMI
Hated with building To he Invited
10 Meeting.

The Richmond Chamber Of Com
mcrcc is planning conference on
''e housing question. which will be
Reid during the week OF October II
On day yet to be specified
w /. Dabncy, business manager
CT the Chamber OF Commerce, re-
turned I" the city yesterday after
spending ten days in cities in the
North and East. where he conferred
with secretaries OF several great or
CARNATIONS relative to having their
conventions held in Richmond.
Daniel Crawford. Jr.. to Spcnk.
While In philadelphia Mr.. Dabnev
c"nicrrei with Daniel Crawford, Jr..
a Instruction expert OF wide ex-
pcrlenc". who was instrumental in
Philadelphia solving her acute hous-
ing proposition. and whose plans
make II possible for any citizen OF
philadelphia to own his own home
by the initial payment OF 800.
MIR. Crawford accepted an invita- :
ton from the Richmond Chamber oc
commerce. 10 come here on n day TO
he set in the third week in October
=" u''l'NS TIE cltl3cN9 OF Richmond.
lie will spend several days here
making survey Of the city. After
h" has visited every section of the
city and has his data in hand no will
address, meeting TO which the oin-
cials o: every labor organization.
every contractor and builder, every
real estate man, bankers and all af-
iiiiated with the bui.llinG of homes
will be invited
Mr.. Crawford's plan put into effect
in Philadelphia brought the flnan-
cicrS. the home builders and contrac-
tors in closer contact, established n
cooperative relationship, which, as
stated above, enables any resident OF
Philadelphia to own homo on tho
most liberal OF easy payment propo-
sitions.
Hope Acceptance OF Invitations.
1t is the hope OF the officials OF
tho Chamber of Commerce that the
invitations to the conference Will be
accepted. and that the conference will
Ice successful in solving the housing
problem In This city.
Detailed plans for the housing con-
ference are being worked out and
Will he announced early this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
PACKING co. WORKERS
TO VOTE ON PAY SCALE
Issue Ii Onr OF Striking to Prevent
Reduction ot
Wnyes
EBy Associated Press

OMAHA. NEB., Oct, I.-Pack.ns
plant employees throughout the coun-
try are to vote on the question ..
striking TO proven, reduction in
wages, according to j. W. Burns. Of
omaha. secretary of District Council
NO. .. OF the Nma!Sanated Mea,
cutters and Butcher Workers Of
North America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Lee CONSTRUCTION corporot,o,.

"a r. Crcnshaw. president; l.. Gle
mcnt. secretary. and ]. X. Jones. al,
Of Richmond. have incorporated the
Lee Construction Corporation with 3,
maximum capital OF $4,000, minimum
$4,000 Purposes. TO deal in building
materials and carry on n general
construction business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Roller Mills unrrea., C,n,,,I,.

An amendment to the charter OF
the Lancaster Roller Mills. Inc, Kill
marnocS. Va. has been granted by
the State Corporation Commission
increasing the maximum capital
stock from 10000 to $50. 600. and the
minimum from $1,000 70 $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Richmond Bank Clearances
for Week Show a Decrease

The statement OF the Clearing
House Association OF Richmond
for the week ending yesterday
ehpwa tn" total citarinss to lie
s3S.54i.3:7. as against 353.I4t.s3i
for the corresponding week last
year, decrease of $I5.203.2G7.
The decrease for the week. com
pared with the previous weeks
total. was s4,iS5.SC5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
SPIRIT OF COOPERATION
OF 18S3-'S6 NECESSARY
0. A. Hawkins Surveys OPP
porlunities and Possibilities
for 100000 Population.
POINTS OUT NEED orc SACRIFICES

city, state nnd National Governments
should Hr carrying On" by Push
ing All Public Works for which
Money IL Available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

iCl:J anti State-For S,Ic, Rent
jor Exchansc-Week's Summary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
By O. A. Hawkins,

Manager Real Estate Department.
Richmond Trust Company.
RtchmOnd-her mnrch toward tho
Snnl of 25O,OOO popuIn ton In 1890,
nome contingencies and ObntncIcs
Ia lie overcome.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
SPEEDING UP PLANS
OF PORT AUTHORITY
Electric Railroad to Facilitate
Handling of Cargoes at
City Piers.
STORE DELIVERY FAVORED
Sister Cities and Towns Linked
In the Same Transporta-
ton Unit.
STORE DELIVERY FAVORED

Work on the preliminary report of the
Part of New York Authority has been
speeded up this week, the commission
ers and engineers having been In practi-
cally continuous session every day and
evening. The plan will be made public,
1t is expected. in about two weeks.
Shipping men have declared them
selves In favor Of a central body for the
coordination of marine and land trans
portation facilities in and about the port
OF New York and look for some relief iD
the plan for a port authority.
The proposed automatic electric rail-
road to serve the metropolis which has
been discussed at several meetings is
attracting especial attention as means
of facilitating and lowering the cost of
loading and unloading ships at city
piers. This railroad, in conjunction with
a Hudson River bridge, Is regarded in
many quarters as the ultimate solution
Of New York's problems.
Included in the proposed port district
according to the tentative plans are
many of the surrounding towns and
cities linked with New York in the same
ulill. DeIOTe the SnQ OIL
the week the Commissioners will have
conferred with officials Of Jersey City
and Newark and on November 80 there
is to be conference with the municipal
authorities of White Plains and Port
Chester.
Conferences held this week have re-
suited in approval of the general prin-
ciple Of store door delivery, according
TO an announcement yesterday. Features
of the plan were discussed by representa-
tives of all the interests involved. in
Guiding Chairman Eugenius II. Outer
bridge of the Port Authority, Chairman
w. j. l.. Banhsm of the shippers con-
ference and ]. e. Lincoln, traffic man.
ager of the Merchants Association.
Much of the work remaining to be
done before the report is ready is tech
nicaI In character and has been placed
in the hands of 3. F. Cresson. chief en-.
gineer to the Port Authority, and his as
sociates.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
SAILED.

Strs Nyanza. Norfolk; Cambria. Colon:
Orizaba. Havana and Vera Cruz: Thomas II
Wheeler. Purfieet: Estonia (Dan), Libau
and Danzig Southern Cross. Rio Janeiro.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires: Dunstan
fBr), Para and Rio Janero; Gen o II Ernst
Cape Haiti; FL Vale, Galveston Ell Isleo.
New Orleans; Gugliclmo Peirce QtaD. Genoa
and Naples: Norfolk. Baltimore: Astmahco
III, Porto Mexico: Hamilton, Norfolk; Grae-
ella (Sw), Cardenas; Livingston Roe, Port
Arthur; Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda: I'M
perator (Nor), Baracoa: Comal. Galveston;
Manchuria, Hamburg; Matura tBr), Deme-
rara Hunnie (Br), Nuevitas; Modica (Nor)
Bremen: FL Almirante. New Orleans; Acasta
(Br). Philadelphia.
Y A 7 Cambria, Cristobal.
Schr Lucy p Dow, Hampton Roads.
Tug Barrenfork. towing barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at 2:22 PM.
Sailed 22d. str Eastern King, Waterford
via Philadelphia: schrs Little Princess (Br)
Nova Scotia; Priscilla Alden. Portland, Me I;
Lavinia NJ Snow. Nantucket.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. Nov %, 1921. at 2 AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau. was thirty and thirty-five hundredths
(30.35) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and seventy and nine-tenths
(1I0.O millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advaniaceou~lv w., 'he
above official data for observing whether
their own barometera require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM, e: cloudy
choppy sea; visibility miles.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
ARRIVED.

Str Mesaba (Br). London Nov I and Bos-
ton 22d, to the Atlantic Transport Line, with
Str Boston City (Br). Bristol Nov / and
Norfolk 22d. to Charles Hll Sons. with
mdse. Went to pier 30. North River.
Anne rican Metal Transportation Co. in bal
last. Went to pier 20, North River.
Str Christian krogh (Nor), Namsoe, Nor.
way, Oct 20 and Ardrossan Nov 2, to sifnp-
son. Spence Young. with wood pulp. An
chored off Liberty.
Str Bonheur G3r). Buenos Aires Oct 90.
Montevideo 22d. Para Nov Q and Barba dos
18TH, to the Lamport & Holt Line. with 10
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier
IL. Hoboken.
Str Dundrennan (Br). Santos Oct &c. to
J III Winchester Co, with mdse.
Str Fraeport Sulphur No 3. Tacoma Oct
20 and Crlstobal Nov IL, to the Union Sui
phur Co, with lumber. Went to Pough-
keepsie.
Str Lake Elrio. cartagena Nov .. Porto
Colombia 5th. Kingston 7th. Manzanillo 18th
and Santiago 10Th. to the Clyde Steamship
Co. with mdse. Went to pier "a. North
River.
Str Ardmore. Talera Nov and Cristobal
l4th. 10 Robert l. Hague, with crude oil.
Went 20 pier 5, Bayonne.
Str Zoppot (Danz), Lobos Nov "a. to Rob-
ert l. Hague. with crude oil. Went to pier
o. Constable Hook.
str Ei Captain. Kingston Nov Is. 10 Rob-
ert l. Hague, with empty barrels. Went to
Constable Hook.
str Evelyn. Cardenas Nov i5 and Matanzas
fsth TO A ri Bull & Co, with sugar. Went
to south 4n sai.,an strses BroSSslyn S1S ,o
lory Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdee.
Str ST. c5.snsss s.,r ,nr,; paIti%ste; AZ to the
York Dock Co.'S pier ~. Brooklyn.
Str Shawmut. Perth Amboy.
Tug Waltham. towing barges (anchored
the bay at p:5s AM for New York and
passed Quarantine at 1O:55 AND.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
BY United State. Naval Radio.

| distances given in miles: position at noon
unless otherwise specified.1
AbsrSos ,,; lat lat g a. :,Io Ion az 4 is 22d.
Alabama 1856 N Jupiter 22d.
Allaguash 25 wsW Key West 22d.
Apache rs N Hatteras 23d.
Aryan 21 s Jupiter 22d.
Bay State ss5 s Cape May PM 22d.
Beatrice 60 s Jupiter 22d.
Carriage 10 Z Tela 23d.
Calvert 60 L Cape Henry 23d.
Centennial State 1888 from Plymouth 23d.
cerro Azul off Block Island 3D.
Charles Braley 403 NE Jupiter I'D.
Charles e Harwood so NE Jupiter 23d
ChsrDn sun ma 70 isS sw rayingoan ga
Clarksburg 1873 NE Cape Henry 23d.
Chickasaw 7i5 T. Ambrose 23d.
City of Montgomery 16 NE Fryingpan 23d.
city of 81 Louis 22s S Ambrose e3d.
| Cliffwood off Fowey Rock 23d.
Coldwater ,2s3 f Charleston 22d.
| Colon 4a5 S Scotland 23d.
| Colorado Springs IA = Miami 2sd.
comus Il N Jupiter ed
| Concho S74 S Ambrose 23d.
| Connehatta 23 T. Cape Henry 23d.
| Cordova 10 from Honolulu 3 PM 21st.
| Cornelia 6fS N San Juan 22d.
% sa, iss sSn JSper ss n tM tow sr Ala
pavid 'McKelvy 81 NE by N Hatteras asd.
| Dorchester t56 NE Winter Quarter 23d.
East Cape lat ~ os, Ion So 10 2cd.
Eastern Dawn TT r Delaware Capes .sd.
| Eastern Merchant ! 600 . Colon pm I'D.
| Eastern Victor 2i0 Sc Nantucket 22d.
Eclipse 4.203 f Honolulu ed.
| Edgar Luckenbach LAO Philadeiphia
! ODD.
Edith 527 Scotland V 2cd.
Edward l. Doheny. Jr. IL s Cape Fear 23d.
FL Estero n Sc South Pass 23d.
II Lobo $50 from 70 , San 1ns RrsnsIsco s5s ed
| ri Orlente 53 S Jupiter 22d.
F.speranza 200 Il Progreso 22d.
Everett 2s s Shinnecock 23d.
! r-ranlflfn pea eaeed Sand Kcy o1st
q Harrison n smith Smith e5 sw Cape Lookout 8
Gargoyie 17s sw Ambrose 23d
General Geo w Goethais Oei Scotland l. V
George X Barnes 17s s by f Hatteras c3d.
Gienpool i23 SE Cane San Antonio I'D.
Gloucester passed Fire Island 23d.
| Clvnfon 10 S Juniter 23d.
Culfmad 3l3 r.SE Sabine Bar 23d.
culfprince 30 Hatteras 23d.
Ct,lfstream ~ SSE Overfalla 23d.
Culftrade 20, w Tortugas 22d.
VI & Folger fo3 g Jupiter 23d.
" II Rogers rs 4w Sand Key o2d.
" NJ F1ager COO " Sable Island 22d.
HsnrS Grove We 10 WpeT sy srsl sans Cruz 2sd
Herbert q wviie 100 s Jupiter 23d.
rreredia nt3 Bocas 23d.
| Herman FraEch passed Sand Key 21st
Hilton passed Itnisboro gid.
Howard s0 ~ Hatteras 23d.
| I G White % Jupitcr 23d
| Ialapa lat - ~. Ion ~ % 22d
Jean passed Sand Key 2ist.
Tohn worthinTton so s Jupiter o3d.
Jonancy ~ NE Cape Charles 23d.
Joseph M Cudahy 2e6 w Sand Key 22d.
Josiah Macy o24 NE Hatteras 23d.
Katrina Tuckenbach 2.0c6 San Pedro I'D
Z. Drake passed Sand Key 22d.
! Iato r,ion 30 " JupIter 22d.
Lake Fabvan ~ NE Alligator cod.
Lake Faria'on sNT 8 Ambrose 22d.
ss EmpT' EnII. ,oa o Ss H"p!ssr Tss Wss, Sss asa
Lewis X Thuriow 10 " Hatteras 23d
riherator 200 ME Crirtobal 22d.
| Iiconier E3 S Jupiter DAD
| Illnnae fhs N Jupiter 23d.
I r,inon sfp N Santa Marta 22ds
/ livingston Roe fns s Ambrose 23d
I " r Elliott 62o r Ambrose 2od.
Nacabi All s Nantucket l. 23d.
| Nanauui 5aa N Waiting Island 23d.
wedinn 10 FE Hatteras Odd
Ncfapan SSw Swan Island 23d
Mexico G3 Jupiter o2d.
Milinocket 160 N Cape Canaverai 22d.
The New York herald., 1921-11-24
MERCANTILE MARINE co.
JOINS SHIPBUILDERS
Elected Member of the At
lantic Coast Association.

The international Mercantile Marine
Company has been elected a member OF
the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders' Asso-
citation. according to an announcement
yesterday by c. s. King, secretary OF
the association. In addition to its ex-
tensive ship operating business. the
company employs various classes OF
shipyard labor for the account of the
Government.
Commenting on the recent action OF
the association in extending its field to
include all branches of the marine in
dustry, Mr.. King said that while the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany is the first ship operating concern
to apply for membership a number Of
ship repair plants have been taken in.
With the release of various shipbuild-
ing yards from construction work the
facilities for repairs become proper
tionately larger. according to Mr.. King.
who says that the activities of the At
lantic Coast Shipbullders' Association
have been extended ir recognition of the
claim Of drydock and ship repair plants
that equal in importance to the building
of ships is the keeping of them in re-
pair