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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Lake Ports

. tl.EF EI,AND. Aug 16-Arrived strs
GIenbrae Iaran stiaGkhopse Duluth
X S1anord Islands. Sailed: Strs Colonial
h9 G%SN1I, ,I.,+ Key Harbor.
Phiib.n. Norway j Z Tpson. Dn, +, ~
Sailed strs = tyson. Bufai H N 9q'gen'
M Philbih. Duluth.
hey pell' Montreal Marquette Superior.
AAipena Port Huron; Brignogan, Ogdens-
9 W; G Tonilinson. Buffalo; Keybel,
nontreal, James Laughlin, Superior: Arc
,qrus. Corneau ut. Sailed: Strs keybeu.
Montreal; Marquette Milwaukee,; Alpena'
iorl Coiborne; Brignogan. Chicoutini; G
Iominson 500; James Laughlin. su
perlor Arcturus. Duluth
HV W5if,.1a Aug ,1smArTived: strs Homer
Dunham. Buffalo, Joseph Wood H ialn,,s
I.enpTae. Key Ifarbor. Sailed: Strs Glen
9rae. Cleveland, Corneaut, Depot Harbor.
James Durham. Duluth.
VIZ, - uf' FALO, Aug l6--Arrived: strs d q
Miis. Escanaba; Hemlock. ] J Rari1,,,
G1oulaer Chicago cepheus Duluth; F +;
Iaplin. Milwaukee,; Glenlivet midland
A s,1,an Isein, Ogdensburg Sailod: Sfrs
S Wis SUPERIOR; Iselin, Cicoa, Montreal
T S', Miilwau'<ee Alfred II Smith. Du-
1 ~ j Barlun James II Reed Chicago.
Iaplin. Duluth; II u Goulder Ch ,iea :, y
Juniata. Duluth '-~sA50 y
AVA E Dlakey su5erioT: Eiba 3eaw stFs
Duluth Sailed: strs Ava G Dinkey. w., W.,
Harh s,Ts Delaware. Buffalo
Ns sA,NDIskY Aug l6-Arrived. strs
wen; Dalton. Buffalo; Australia. Port Nc
Nichon Sailed: Strs Maple Grange To-
ronto: Alaska, Sandwich; Dalton, Green
MILWAUKEE Aug 1s-Arrived. Str
Lakeland. Detroit Sailed: Strs c. Rus
sell Hubbard, Duluth; Theo II Wickwfre
chicago Lakeland. Chicago.
SHEbOYGAN. Aug 16--Arrived: Str
EscANABA, Aug ls-Arrived: str
MAN1TOWOC. Aug l6-Arr!ved: Str
SOUTH CHICAGO, Aug 1s-Arrived:
strs Home Smith. Georgian Bay: William
r. Schiller. Duluth; J II Brown Buffalo;
James Walsh. Indiana Harbor Sailed:
Str Agawa, Georgian Bay
INDIANA FARBOR. Aug ls--Arrsved:
Str William Cowan. Detroit Sailed.
Strs James Walsh. light. Souta Chicago;
william ? Cowan. Detroit.
GARY.s Aug 16-Arrived: strs George
+ Baker. August Ziesing. Duluth Sailed:
Sfrs f i.ouse, II II Rogers, George
DULUTH Aus l6-Arrivea: strs Mars.
Mcintosh, \ Epson, Wickwire ir Afc-
Lean Townsend. Andrews, I. { smith Nc
Conagle. Kinney, Hoover & Mason. North
star, Nor0nic. Sailed Strs Bloclx J
Davidson. W T Roberts Campbell. Olcott
AdriatA, Rei's, l. c Smith. Becker
Taurus, La Belle, Corners. Noronic
TWO HARBOES. Aug l5-Sailed Strs
Taurus. La Belle, Farrell, Lake Erie.
ASHLAND. Aug lG--Saled: Strs ! p
Reiss, Hart. Robbins. Jones, Lake Erie
ports. Denmark, Duluth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

BALTIMORE. Aug 1s--Arrived: strs
Rs!s; P05 w,I MsTia' Liijswalsh (swl'
Maria.
BOSTON. Aug. 1s--Arrived: strs wlni-
lanta Savannah. Sailed: Strs Gloucester
Norfolk and Baltimore; Nantucket. PhiIa-
GALVESTON. Aug ls-Arrfved. strs
Ell Vale. New York; Ohio Maru (Jap)'
Algiers. Sailed: Strs France Maru (Jap)
Kobe ara Y0kohama F Elliott, New
cannon. Mobile; Gregrant Qr) Rotter-
JACKSONVILLE. Aug 1s-Arrived: str
hohawk, New York Sailed Str Cornanche
MOBILE. Aug ls-Arrivea: strs Vera
NEwPoR FORT N sIS ra' Aas ls New fogf
strs British Maple Cfsr).. Shields Rubens
lBr), london Eastern Light, Imning ham
Sailed Strs Berwindvaie (Br) Havana
Manchester Importer (Br}. Manchester
Rubens CBr) Bilboa
NORFOLK. Aug i6-Arrived: strs Mari
Cuba Henrik Lund (Nor). Liverpool
Crstobal. Cristobal: New York CITY (Br)
Bristol; Hartford Manchester, Admiral de
Ruijter (Dt, New Orleans: Runa (Nor)
Tela; Harvey II Brown. New England
schr Catherine May New York; Indian
(Br), New Orleans: Huftero (Nor). Pensa-
sola Rochelle (Br) Banes Kayseeka
Glasgow. Sailed: Sirs Luciline fBr) Beau
mont; Eastern Temple. Copenhagen; New
(Br) Hamburg: Urikola Mendi (Span),
Amsterdam, Competitor (Br). Falmouth ,
Melrose. New England; Dungeness sBr),
Piraeus; Coastwise. New England Man
chester Importer tBr). Manchester, vie
baltimore schr Edna NJ Mcknight, New
Eng 3 Ia snd c Rayenne lt)' sav0na: ~r,vsa
str Marco Tulio cicerone 1t), Galveston
Sailed: Str Hastings, Antwerp.
PHILADELPH Aug l6-Arrived: Strs
Andrea f Luckenbach. San Francisco, Sc
attic. etc " Van Dyke. Fall River
Sa Ib stTs Yamseata Ms Mn T yalS
lAghtburne. Port Arthur. Virginia tBr),
London via New York
POK1 EAps, Aug is-Arrived: Strs
Anassia (Ger), Mexico; Ashabee. London;
Burgendijk (DD. Vera Cruz Comayua
(Hond) Port Cortez; Coppename, Port
Rio de Janeiro Hibueras 1Hond). Blue
fields; Hutchinson, Charleston; Lake
CORN. Cuba Sailed sts> Artagan Msndi
S' spp}}.. North shields EnIs (Sorj. Tela;
Manzanilo Cuban ports; Mexico Maru
(Jap). Kobe; Nicaroa tHond). Port Cortez:
William Green, New York
PORTLAND. Me. Aug. is.-Arrived: Str
Moravian Bridge. Cothen burg. schr Frank
NJ Deering. Norfolk Sailed: Str Jonancy,
Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. Aug 1s--Arrived: str
sun ,s ~, post N19isco A,~ ,e.r~,vsa.
s,T nNN Broad Arrow sha u Grese
London. Sailed: Str Moerdyk, Antwerp.
SAVANNAH Aug lt-Arrived: Strs Car
plaka, Monmouth: city OF Columbus. Bos-
ton Sailed: Strs Jefferson County Copen
hagen; CITY OF savannah, New York;
Schenectady. Beaumont; Merrlmack. Phila-
dolphin.
TAMPA. Aug l6--Arrlved: Str Bjorns-
tern BJornsen (Nor). Hamburg. Sailed:
Schrs Corinthia tHond}. Port st Joe. Flor
ence Harvey. Port Arthur.
VINEYARD Mass. Aug 1s.-Arrived;
echrs St Clair Ther!ault (Br). Little Brook.
n s for New York, Eskimo (br). Port
Grovjlie. y. s. for Now Haven. Sailed
Schr Flo l. Nader GRO, from Now York.
Liverpool. =. x; j. H. Young tBr1, from
do. North Sidney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

terdam via Baltimore; Holland America
Str Norwall (Am> Captain Nelson: Bos
ton; Eastern Co
Str Hamilton (Am). Captain Nelson
Norfolk: oid Dominion Transport Co
Baltimore; P. Kleppi & Co.
str Str Nusces (Aml, Captain Davidson: CAL
weston VIA Key West; Mallory Line.
SIR Lake Fanouier (Am) Captain Otter.
Baltimore; Jas W Elwell & CO.
Str City OF Montgomery (Am). CAPTAIN
Hammond, Savannah; Ocean S Co.
Str Calvin Austin (Am), Captain Holmes:
Boston Eastern Co
Str nanl NJ Munroe (Am), Captain Nc
Donald; F Whitney G. Co.
Str Gargoyle tAm). Captain Harriss
Alexandra Gallagher & Asher.
Str Asabeth (Am). Captain Mann; Copen-
hagen and IIelsingfors
SIT 1defjord lNor). Captain Halversen
Trondhjem and Bergen via PHILADELPHIA
Norweg IAN America Line
Str Gisho (ItaD, Captain Podesta; Genoa
via Philadelphia; Columbus Marine Corp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
TRANSIT acinc Mails

The connecting rnaila close st the Cen
eral Pcs,or!ce ana cry Hall Postoffiee sta
ton. Men YORK. at 3. m. follows:
Ua ~sii, japan. Corea. siberia ana Philip
pine isisnda, Via San Francisco. gteafn-
chip 3hlnYo Mafu. August H.
awal VIA 3an Irnuclscc stcanashi %
Mspi, ApRvst ~
TAHITI. MafQaoaas. Cook Islands, Kew
Zealand md Aostralla. via San Fran
clsco. stsafnHhip Tahiti. August II
JaDs1 fofe.s ard CHINA Especially al
f5eeerd only). via Srattie, stsainshi .
Kashlnsa Isral August ~.
japan E0fea. China. siberia. French Indo-
CHINA Netherlands East inafos tnxce pt
Hslnatra) mud rniippinr fsiandr. Via
Eeaftie. zte3ueblo W1natchNe. August ~.
is pan Cnr@a. China. Siberia. French ludo~
china. Netherlands East indiea foxcept
HufnatrsJ and Philippine Islands. via
@an Ffanciseo. steamship Ooiden state.
hvxust zc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

p, sirs oit North state (Am) London via
5.y.Ao-tn ard Eculoxne. Helias Cor
Ut SPAN. May arorszas 1tj. Savannah
en4 sen4re Tei1n-cnus tBr). Norfolk.
rshenz. Siagapore Jean Stern fAm).
s--.aee pnla. IanEler. Marseilles. T.vives
~ Kingston. TriEto oas: Lenape tArn) q.
1ies.on. jacksonville. TsuShina Maru
80 ,soSon@Fas. X ODE; Bur (Norj. Nor
-. '4aInii'on Cam. N0rfoik HaIlR ie-d
- >--*l baltimore 5seroid Dollar Or.
~ s','-o'Esr. k9ee. Seang nal: Cscoda (Arn).
g. e.. DEn<irx: schr Jacksonville (Arn)
-. 49, Il. T.. strs yseitl5k fDt}. Rot
1se<s--s ,.aNe taneCier fArnj. Baltimore,
-'''''c eNorj. Eergen y.a phiiadel phia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
% per cent of the total covers agri
cultural commodities.
Cotton Exports Financed


The largest transactions relate to
cotton, the nations greatest single ex-
port commodity. on which the Corpora-
uon has agreed to loan $l6.560. 600. !"
writes Mr.. Meyer in the Journal of the
Hihcriean Bankers Association. sIn
addition there are pending before it
applications involving S15,225.OO0 and
covering the financing OF approximate
iy 100000 bales of cotton.
The business under negotiation in
connection with wheat exports repre-
sents an application from cooperative
associations in the Northwest for an
advance of S7,500,000 on approximately
100000 bushels. Assistance has been
gwen IN financing the expectation of
approximately 1900 hogsheads of to-
bacco, involving $1.S4S, 900, and another
transaction covering more than $4,000
hogsheads, involving $500, 900, is be-
ing developed.
Other Loans Are Made
The Corporation also has agreed to
advance $S,500,00O to banking institu-
tons on shipments of condensed milk
and S250.O00 to cooperative associa-
ton on exports of California canned
fruits and vegetables. If satisfactory
arrangements can be made, additional
@"F oiieeo aegIegatlng about 5000 900
may DE made to the latter organiza-
ton.
Loans on meat products, totaling
100000, have been approved, and
other advances agreed to include the
following: On railroad equipment to
China, s2,925,o0o; on copper and sheet
steel to Italy, S525 900, and on sugar mill
machinery to Cuba, 1887 500. An ad-
dltlonal application for an advance Of
81 'oou'oUo IN connection with the ex-
Por0atlon Of railway equipment to
Canada is under negotiation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Finance Body's
AidMeansW Work
For Idle Ships
Corporation Makes Advances
Totalins S63,471,7OO to
Promote the Expectation
of Nations Commodities
Help to Overseas Trade
largest Loans Approved Go
to Producers of Cotton.
Wheat and Canned Goods


Considerable assistance in promoting
overseas trade, tending to develop car
goes for idle ships. is being given by
the War Finance Corporation, accord
ing to Eugene Meyer ir., managing di-
rector Of the body. Mr.. Never has just
outlined the extent to which the Cor
poration is working to help send the
nations surplus abroad.
Advances approved BY the Corpora
ton since it resumed operations in
January, or which are now under ne
gctiation. total S63,47l 700. OF this
sum sS2,696,7 700 represents advances
approved, while the remaining $780,
$4,000 represents business that is in
process OF negotiation. Approximately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
reports Of Shipping and News Of Foregn Trad

s,, BATAVIA. Aug 14-str Jason (Br) Via
coESTANTiNOPLE. Aug 6-str Tacoma;
Aug 7. Haddon
HULL: Aug l5--str vallavia fBr).
SoLOMBO. Aug Is - Str West Calumb
Via Alexandria and Singapore
dian Miller (Br)
MONTREAL. Aug lG-str Harmodlus
- ALlF,AA, Aug 16-Schr Russell Lake
g., 10 a. ~ "a, avg l6-Str Monterey (and
Departures for New York
SLIGO Aug str Eastern Belle.
MAHSElLl.ES Apg l1-Str Asia fFr).
RR aPpaS;; AYE 12~Str Donald Mckay
G. bOuLoGNE, Aug Is str Centennial
state: from London via Queenstown.
IoHt SAID. Aug l5-Str Maacca Maru
HALlFAA. Aug l6-str Rosalnd lBrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Berth Changes

Vessel Transfer-ed -.
Bassa- Fl 3oth ST. klyn
blossom Heath. Pier 2. e r. Jersey CITY
chantier Pier g. Army Base B'klyn
Eastern Queen. Pier 3. Army Base Bklyn
Gulfoil. ...-........ Robins D D, B'klyn
Harry McLenan. Grand st. l. I c
Lucia + Dow. COlum bia St Bklvn
Nattie Allies. E r r. Weehawken. T
Maud NJ Morey Perth Anboy. n !
Monaghan Prince. 49,. Morses d D, B'klvn
or1ahuo Wooten Astoria Mahogany
Works. Astoria. L
santa Luisa- ..-.... Robins D D. lzlyn
4apalaga- Robins D. Bklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Foreign Ports

LISBON. Aug lt--str Canada (Fr). via
UAMBrRC. Aug 15~-Str Mystic.
BOuLOGNE, Aug ld-kyndam (Du). for
Rotterdam and proceeded.
(Dan).
Or.
f.YTTELTON. Aug l2-Str Eastern
Planet.
IiAvRE. Aug 12-strs Rcmus Aug Is
Leopold!na I'raz).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

w.. fof' Said: horton. Lily r 60
IT,. ,'t sia'rltep ff>f) plain Francis;
s -. srnese Witty 4 90.
w. 1'@fp'p Dollar fEr) Captain Clinton:
r sebumaker, '''''''"' ID '''''a'''
49, ~, Tzf's Orr. Captain M4urras; Havre :.
s,,,.s,,, ~"eepfia 'Ir). captaia coiurnbne:
f-,. 49, nslpnia Dam. Captain Chrs~tian-er
g>fS.. r. Danzlg. Lio@o. EasE Asiat!c s
81 s.r can@roya f>;or,. Captain 1rnay;
az q. fnci Antonio; Atlantic Fruit 90.
DE- - ree'Hs lAfrs/, Captain snefldan. Eio
2, 20 sfc E1eros A5res, Muuson Line.
- ---.o/Hf Il9l. - Dta.n Lie Nnf. BOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Fire Record

ls:15-s27 Broadway. United Clothing
l2:so-7ls "a av., Max Attinger. rriaing
7:05-Jerome and Mount Eden Avs
the Bronx. automobile IN
known ...... Unknown
s;20-ll43 tiffany St. the Bronx VIII
liam Dunning ...---.... Unknown
1o:l5-soa-sio " s7th st. stilIs Bros s.'' -
tol5-2ss E!driags st. Abraham
ilao-issss list av. r clemens ""n'~"
pm o"'''''"n
,5-Fourth and Lafayette zts:
wagon; Paul Beiecke. .. Unknown.
30-Houston and Greenwich SITS
y. s c. wagon ....-.. nkrozvn
I;35-l25 East Houston st. D. Wall
2;o5-24 Ann st; Whyts's Restar-
ant -....-. Trti,ng
o5-374 Third av; City Button
Co. .....+---..- ..-...... Unknown
4:5O-s7l Tiffany St. the Bron ny " L.
A. Megare ........,...... Tri7ing
5:io-1 West 64th st: unknown
ran Trihng
course OF construction Unknown
6;2o-9s9 Summit av; the Bronx
May Miller. ............... Unknown.
S:4o-ll2 Greene st: Giant Leather
s:45-417 Cherry St. Anthony Assusit.
lo:O5-ssd and gath and 4th av.: Hotel
Vanderbilt .-....-....... ITnl1noxvo
lo;15-Manhattan end WILLIAMSBURG -
Bridge. tracks: B r. TTrieinr
f1:oo-t51 e. Hist st; s Scubacker Sigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

WINDS at Sea To-day
Hatteras 20 Key West-Mode-at south
east and south winds partly overcast
weather and probably local rams
Eas; Guit OF Mexico-Afoderate south
cry WINGS ana generally fair weather
West Gulf OF Msxtco=Ncele-at ,o fresh
scutherly winds and fair weather.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passa -e
-Moderate to fresh easterly winds. pa~r-
rains.
North Of Sandy Hook-Moderate to fresh
southwest and south winds and overcast
portion.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-Noderate south
and southwest winds; overcast showery
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
FOREIGN Trade Notes

The coal market in Japan is reported
inactive, with little prospect of revi-
val in the near future. Quotations at
present show decline of about SO per
cont as com pared with the average
price OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time Tor daylight saving time add l hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Sail Wednesday, August "a
City Island

schr Abble Walker. st John for New
YORK.
East Bound
Schrs Bcret !. Sew York for Nantucket.
Richrnond baltimore for Portland. Conn
tIAttcr ancborrd1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

The total quantity of rubber reex-
ported from the United Kingdom dur
ing the first six months Of 1921 aggre-
gated only 266,S18 centals, against SOL
5s3 centals in the corresponding period
of 1918 and 901,7 centals in the ne
Rod from January to June, 1920. To
the United States there was q decrca Sc
Of 404,5l8 centals impaired with the
movement Of 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

Fully IS per cent of all the motor
vehicles used in the state of South
Australia are of American manufacture,
according to report by Consul H. H.
Bacon, at Adelaide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Marine Reports

Figures indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

Tho American Consulate at V;go
Spain, desires to receive catalogues and
plans from manufacturers of knock
down wooden houses aud garages and
portable metal garages There is at
present a shortage of buildings at Vigo
as in all parts of Spain, and t is posi-
bic, Vice-Consu Edward F. Silvers
cables to the Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, that the consul
late may be able to stimulate interest
in this class of construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
EXCURSIONS
The Ideal Route Between
NEW YORK and ALBANY

MAGNIFICENT RIVER scFNERY. LARGE.
BEAU TRULY EQUIPPED STEAMERS
NJ SIC. RESTAURANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

50 Reaper. Pcrt Arthur Aug 6 70 Texas
%: WIN OIL. Robins D. Bkiyn.
atr LEWIS i-c1en bach Boston Aug Is;
str Atril~ fNor) Tiverton. X l. Aug IL;
70 " Wilhelm Wilkinson. with rndse: Tlet
zen & ang's y, fioDoken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

stavangerfjord, Bergen 1880 AM 1900 Az
Iaorrnina, Naples $50 AN 100 pA
Nickerie. Cape Haiti....l2:30 Pm 900 PA
General g w Cocktails
Cristobai ......l2.3 30 AN LOO I,l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13

rose at the show and the band was
frequently applauded.
Ardmore people invited the Gaines
vile people to join them on trip
to Oklahoma City April Il. and many
Of the visitors promised to be here
to make that trip with the local
boys.
The Gainesville people returned to
Marietta at o'clock where they were
TO be entertained Friday night and
they Were taken home in special
train following the Marietta festivi-
ties.
Gainesville people here were:
Jack Shelton, Dr. Whidden, George
Carroll, Luther Turner, Ancil Ross,
Ed Thompson, Carl Moore and son,
William Tyler, Travis King, John
Simpson, Westley Thomas, DR., c. l..
Stacks, Paul Cochran, Stogie Michel,
Rob Brown, Carl Kaden, r. n. Davis,
Otto Kaden, Albert Herman, Leo Gal
lagher, Joe Boozer, j. A. Thomas, r..
c., Ernest, Herbert Carter, Carl Chand-
Ter, Ernest Robertson, Joe Curtis,
Johnnie Cohen, Dan Siddall, Ed Still
ley, Mrs. j. ID. Reed, Miss Maxey,
j. NJ. Potter, Miss Carter, Mrs.
Howard. Mrs. J. +. Morris. Mr.. Her
man, Mrs. Ernest Robertson, Mrs
Schell, Mrs. Herman, j. r M Pat
terson, Miss Jones Mrs. Merzbacher,
Dan Wasson Miss Williams, J. L..
Cohen, ]. w. Douglas, Lee Patterson,
DR.. and Mrs. Thayre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Hensley, Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett,
Mr.. Cunningham, Mr.. Miller, o, Clack,
5. ]. Kennerly.
Marietta visitors were: Perry Mar
tin, c. Il. Morris. A. p. Balthrop, w.
A. Prichard, w. r. McCarty, c. w.
Cameron, w. c. Johnson, A. P. Bailey,
Earl A. Brown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13
NOTICE

Bulk seeds fruits, and groceries
J. @. Flat, 29 Caddo Street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF BANKRUPT
STOCK.

In the matter of Kimbro & Jackson:
Bankrupts, you are notified that
there will be a public sale to the
highest bidder for cash of their stock
of new and fresh hardware and fur
niture, also large number of notes
and accounts, growing out of the
business, all valued ut some $4,000,
ut Healdton, Carter county, okla
homa, at 2 o'clock p. M March is,
1921. The two days just previous to
the sale may be used in the inspec-
tion of the goods. j. NJ. Poindexter,
Attorney, of Ardmore, Oklahoma, is
trustee, and for further information
all parties are referred TO him. This
March 8, 1891.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13
Saint Philips Episcopal Church

Corner T. and McLish, Southwest)
Fifth Sunday In Lent. Passion Sun
day
Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed at 1880. morning.
Prayer with sermon ut II.
Evensong with singing by Boys
Choir and address at 7:45.
Sunday school promptly at 9:45.
Weekday services. The Litany will
be read on Wednesday and Friday
at 10 u. m.
Evensong and address at 74s.
On Wednesday the seven deadly OF
capital sins. and on Friday. church
history, with reasons for being a
churchman.
The guild will meet in the parish
house on Tuesday at 9:3O y. m.
The boys choir will meet for prac.
tice ON Thursday at $50.
The senior choir ut 7:45.
The G. +. s will meet on Friday
In the afternoon Mt 490.
+. W. OLDEN.HowES.
Rector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13

Oklahoma City. Okla. March a.
Fifteen or more persons were killed
at five o'clock today when the Grace
Hotel at Clinton burned. according TO
reports received here at 1880 o'clock.
One man is said to have jumped from
a third story window and was killed
The fire is said 10 have started from
defective oil stove.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13
SECOND WARD
CLUB TO GIVE
A BOX SUPPER

The Second Ward Mothers Club, of
which Mrs Felix j. King is president,
win give box supper Monday night
al the school house.
A splendid program is being arrang-
ed which will begin at 1880 o'clock.
All friends and patrons are invited
a special invitation being extended to
the members of the Civic League.
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Does Not XIII the Devil, Ashley
Chappell.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend all services.
ASHLEY CHAPPELL,
JESSE THOMSON.
LOCAL SHRINERS
WILL ORGANIZE

The Shriners Of the Jurisdiction of
the local temple are organizing a
Shrine Club. Initial organization will
be effected on March 18th.
The local Shriners have received q
letter from the India Temple at Ok
lahoma City which authorizes them
10 organize the club. All Shriners
who desire TO join the club are re
Quested TO leave their names with
Tate Glenn. secretary OF the Masonic
bodies, or be- present at the organiz,-
ton meeting.
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(Broadway and d St, Northwesu
Services Sunday morning at II
O'clock
subject. Substance.
Golden Text: Proverbs go. Hon
or the Lord with thy substance and
with the first fruits Of all thine in
crease
Sunday school at sa5 n. m.
Wednesday evening tosimonnl
meeting at o'clock.
Reading room. suite 4Os Simpson
building. open daily except on legal
holIdays-week days from II a. m. to
8 ,. m, and on Sundays from II
J. m. where the Bible and au-
thorised Christian Science literature
may he read or purchased (eScept on
Sundaysl. or borrowed from the lend
ing library.
The public IL cordially invited "a
attend all church services. and to
visit the reading room.
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NOTICE.

IN THE SUNDAY ARDM0REITE
WAS PUBLISHED THE AMEND
MENTS TO THE CITY CHARTER.
A COPY OF THESE AMENDMENTS
MAY BE OBTAINED BY CALLING
AT FRAME DRUG COMPANY.
ARDMORE PHARMACY OR THE
DIXIE STORE. ADV.
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First PresbyterIan Church

Sunday school at s:45 "a. m.
Meeting ~ session at 10.l6 a. m.
Public Worship at II "a. m.
Junior Endeavor at p. m.
Christian Endcavr at ESQ p. M.
Evening worship at f.s0.
Special music az both morning an'
,sening services.
Strangers are cordially invited.
CffAS. e. wEtTH. Pastor.
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Sunday school, e.ls =. m.. Geo. 4
Poulter. superintendent
Preaching. n a. m. The SQUARE.
Ashley Chappell
1nteTneJiate League. 5.se y. M,
Mrs. G. G. Hancock. leader.
Senior League, $50 b. m, Miss
l.ucie Jones. president.
Preaching. 15u .. m. why God
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CHURCHES
Broadway Baptist
Corner C and Broadway

Bible School, $3.50 q. III.
Preaching, lO:45 a. m, and 1880 D.
IN.
Pastors morning theme: Clouds
ana Rainbows.
Evening theme: Close Communion.
Mems Bible Class will meet in the
Palace Theater, $3.50 a. m.
The orchestra will give a sacred
concert beginning 7I0 p. IN.
A cordial invitation to all Of these
services.
II. l.. DAVIDSON. Pastor