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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
women ENTERTAIN
FRENCH ARMY OFFICER
Luncheon Is rendered Major Pcch-
kopf at Westmorcland Club
Yesterday.

Tho Women War Workers of the
World War rendered luncheon in
honor OF Major Zlncva Pochkopf Of
the French Foreign Office yesterday
afternoon IT the wcstmoreland Club.
Mira. q. Il. ". Kern presided and in-
troduced the speakers. among whom
were AdJutant General 10 Lane
stern. vino spoke of the part vir-
wars. Following General Stern.
Major Pochkopt spoke. and told OF
the devastation In France and the
ton. - 'e 'o" :" 'e'o"S'fue
Arthur Kyle Davis. chairman of the
war History Communication. gave u re-
s sum of the , efforts Of the commits
computation OF Tho War History OF
Virginia. and Lieutenant II. Allen
hmmehs spoke on the preservation
OF Camp Lee as a training camp.
". Kern. Mrs. John Stewart Bryan.
Miss Frances Scott. Mrs. Robert
G. c. Pinckney. Mrs. George Ainslie.
Davis y. Jatz, aid to Major Pooh
i. d. iiotchkiss. Mrs. IL. Alien AM.
mons. Mrs. J. Allison Hodges, Com
mander Calvin Satteriieid. Mrs. Au
a nrey foung. Mrs. Robert Blankin-
stein. Mrs. William p. Mathews. r..
Allen Ammons, Mrs. J. X Bowman,
Mrs. II. ). Myers. Jr.. Mrs. c. e. Wall,
Mrs. 4. 7: Horner. Mrs G. w. Mas
&c, MrH. w: r. Allen. Miss katheEIne
r. Evans, Mrs. l.. T.. Traylor, Mrs
g. L. Norman. Mrs. W. b. Newell.
Mrs. Frank Ferrandini. Mrs. John j..
Murphy, Mrs. w H. Powell. Mrs.
IL. A. Tallcy. Mrs. A. ". Orpin, Mrs
X. Addison Lewis. Mrs l.. q. Moore,
Mrs. Robert Vincent. Mrs. c. How
ard Lewis. Miss Louie Millhiscr and
Mrs. i. X, Livingstone
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SEEK PLAYGROUND
SITES FOR FUTURE

resolution OF importance to flu
ture Richmonders was introduced at
tho meeting of the Board OF Alder
men last night by Alderman w.
stewart White. OF Lee Ward. The
resolution provides for parks ard
Fairgrounds in the outlying districts
In anticipation of the extension OF
the city 'Sliits.
AS pointed out by Mr.. White, there
have been many Items of great ex-
pcnse entailcd by the city through
the forced purchase OF parking and
playground places within the city
limits. He proposes that the City
Attorney and the Director OF Public
Works look into the future. His
resolution is designed ns measure
providing the right to purchase plots
within reasonable radius OF the
city limits for future expansion. and
he says such plots should be secured
now. while they can be bought at
small cost.
This ordinance was referred to the
Committee on Utilities, OF which
Councilman Claude l.. Batklns is
chairman, ana of which Mr.. White
Is n member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
FAMOUS RUSSIAN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA HERE APRIL 20


Because all the best locations arc
being taken rapidly for the Russian
symphony Orchestra. which is to APP
pear at the City Auditorium the night
Of April rs for one concert only. the
public Ia advised not to postpone the
purchase OF tlckcte. This La the or
chestra OF which the veteran critic,
the late James Gibbons Huneker, said
AS matter Of record. the Russian
symphony Orchestra. Modest Att
schuler, conductor. presents more In
tcrestinE novelties than any four o.
the other greatest similar organiza-
tions combined.
Maestro Altschuler and his mayors
are being brought to Richmond by
Robert Smith. the local manager. be-
cause ever since they were here three
years ago the public has longed TO
hear them once more. Seats are now
on sale At the Stieff Piano Company,
on West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
The Coat-Frock.

In spite of the introduction OF
period characteristics in. many of the
fashions for semiformal afternoon
and evening wear. the most univers-
tinues to be the slender simple frock
Of serge. of linen. or of one OF the
lovely crepcs. or of p combination of
two or more OF these fabrics. Serge
and linen. serge and silk foulard,
crepe de chine and satin crepe are in
tcrcstingly combined. as we'll az
tancta and organdic. or two coIors OF
crepe. The coat frock illustrat cd.
which is n notably prominent design
in tho spring mode, has a long coat
=itb bias folds OF biskue geo o'
crepe. The surpiice waistcoat and
slim skirt are of q deep-toned t!sque
crepe de chine. Tho hrond sash com :
hines both the Canton and gcorgctte
crepes very effectively.
Copyright, 1921, by The Vogue Co.,
New York;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
MIR. j. f. MOSS

Mr.. J. +. Moss. Sycamore ST, Rich
mond, Va, is longtime resident OF
that city. He enjoys an enviable
reputation and has many friends who
will vouch for the vcracity of any
statements he might make. Mr.. Moss
was recently a sick man and had tried
many means Of regalning his health.
Learning VEENOLAK was a tonic
that had helped others regain their
health, Mr.. Moss tried this most pop
ular remedy,
The following is Mr.. Moss own
statement:
II have been using your VEIINO-
LAX with fine results / recommend
it az the BEST OF TONES. 1t aids
digestion. strengthens and vigorates
the stomach and is the best thing for
nervousness | ever used. 1t does not
weaken the stomach. It's q mild lax
ative-also a good kidney and liver
regulator"
Mr.. Moss continued by advising his
friends and all others who suffer with
complaints such as his to at least try
YEENOIAS-apd says. ut Is fine. II
Ia also pleasant to take"
YEENOLhK contains all tho nee
essary herbs. roots and a stimulant
for tuning up rundown systems. 1t
Is especially recommended for con-
stipation and will correct this UNI
pleasant condition.
VBENOLAK Ia sold In this city by
Tragic Drug Co.-Adv.
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WILL GIVE CONCERT TO
SCHOOL CHILDREN

This afternoon at O'Clock n, CT
Pauis Episcopal Church +. Flaxing-
ton Harkcr, assisted by Mrs. Frances
w. Rcinhardt and Clifford Walker.
VIII render a number of selections Cor
the pleasure of all public school chill
contest
The program for tho afternoon is
as follows:
Pilgrims Chorus C'Tannhauser")
Wagner
Wagner
"Tlcsic." .Massenet
Mrs. Heinhardt. soprano.
Funeral March" .ChopIn
"Halieiujah Chorus" ("Messiah")
III with All Your Hearts"
C"Eiijah") .......... .Mcndclssohn
Mr. Walker. tenor.
wv cdding March" .Mendelssohn
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$ . - ! Z: Z ! ! =

Miss Agnes Buchanan. Claiborne
Kuhn. Miss Pauline Baker. Clyde Per-
due. Miss Bessie Adams, Lewis Kei-
lam, Miss Mary Kelley. led Stearns.
Entertainment Tonight.
An Irish Frolic" will be given
at the home OF MIR. and Nrs. Nit
chcll. 405 East Cary Street. this even
ing. at 3:i5 o'clock. The hostesses
viii be Mrs. Kate Felthaus. Mrs. VIII
liam Felthaus. Mrs. Annie Scott,
Miss Ellen Lyons. the Misses Hughes,
Miss Lillian Joyce.
An attractive program has been
planned and all Interested are invited
TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
DanyllIe to Have 100000 Creamery.

Danvilie to Have $4,000 Creamery.
DANVILLE. VA. April l2-An-
nounccmcnt was made today that a
Cincinnati firm will come to DAN
Vile and will build modern cream
cry, the investment TO be about $780,
900 and to be ready for operation ny
July ]. Options are held on two de-
sirable sites and one OF these is ex-
pectcd TO be closed this week l.
j. Feldman and Joseph Sauerhack,
who propose to operate the creamery,
arc here. and have the bar king OF
two local organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
Make Plan. for Picnic.

Plans for the annual community
picnic, 20 be held here July 4, are
nearly complete, according to an an
nouncement by the Highland Park
Citizens Association. There will be
the usual athletic events, music.
SSmc.. contests and prizes for the
"!~s OF ile various events. a
bass Dall contest will open the fes-
Invites In the morning
The annual bu"iness meeting TO he
held in May VI also include n So
clai session. when all mcmbcrs L..
residents will be invited Women re
now members OF he association and
are eligible for Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
Sold here In Handy Packages and
called "Epsonade Salts"

All tho splendid physic-action of n
dose of epson salts without the awful
taste and nausea. "Epsonade Salts"
is real EPSON salts combined with
fruit derivatives. giving it the taste
OF sparkling lemonade. Try 1t when
bilious. headachy or constipated.
Costs but a few cents.
Warning! Don't merely ask for
"tasteless epson salts" or you may
get n soda imitation. Always ask
for "Epsonade Salts" and look for the
name. American EPSON Association.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
MACKAYE TELLS PLANS
TO PAGEANT DIRECTORS
Cri'llin States Terms OF Author Not
Unrcasonnbly High, and Looks
With Favor Upon Project.

Percy Mackayc, noted pageant d.
rector. arrived in Richmond yester-
day for cerics of conferences with
the Virginia Historical Committee.
during which the committee will de-
eide whether the services of Mr..
staging OF the March of Progress
Week" ami the historical pageant in
May. 1922.
The nrst meeting was held yea
t,SSrdIy afternoon In the home of Mrs.
which have been made for tho
pageant and informed Mr.. Mackaye
on the situation as it now stands.
lie also gave a brief outline Of the
plans which he would follow if he
undertakes to stage the pageant and
also stated the terms under which
he would conduct the work.
w b. Cridlin, chairman of the pub
licity committee. announced last
night that the plans of Mr.. Mackayc
We're looked upon favorably by the
members present yesterday. and that
his terms were not unreasonably
The director has recently staged
paeeants IN St Louis and New York;
there were about 10000 participants
100000.
hc Sc'',nitcc WiiI meet anu con
Yer with Mr.. Mackaye again tDmor-
row afternoon in the home OF Mrs
Archer. AT this meeting the pro-
duccr VIII have n concrete plan OF
procedure ready to lay before the
hody. y public meeting will be held
that evening at $3.50 o'clock In the
chamber or the House OF Delegates
at which time Mr.. Mackaye will adj
dress the association and any Of the
general public who care to attend
This meeting was To have been held
tonight. but due TO n miS-up in dates
Mr.. Mankayc agreed to make an adj
dress at the Commonwealth Club UNI
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Arrnngc specIal rrovrnm.

a meeting VIII he conducted in the
bers OF Mothers and Parent Teach
ers Association tomorrow night 4
special program consisting OF music
and singing has been arranged for
tho evening. Many children will also
take part in the exercises, according
10 announcements made YESTERDAY.
y full attendance IS requested to he
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13

a special meeting of tho Richmond
section. Council OF. Jewish Women.
VIII be held in the Sabbath school.
room ~ Temple Beth .MAhabah to-
nish ny $40 O'Clock. Mrs. Felix Levy.
o, .-hiraHo. a prominent lawyer Of
thnt city, will deliver an address.
AN Mrs Levy Is reputcd to be a most
,nasn &c and interesting speaker, the
nee'hS VIII be most interesting
Mrs. Levy will be entcrtained he
members OF the executive board Of
she council at luncheon at the JEFF
'cfson Club ut 1870 O'Clock.
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Distribute aicdnIs.

In order TO accommodate those who
arc unable to make application dur
ing the daytime, arrangements have
been made for distributing Victory
Medals to cS-service men at the
northwest corner OF Seventh and
Broad Streets between 4 and 6 and
and o'clock in the evenings.
This office i3 not expected to be
open TO distribute the medals after
this month. but any one who Is en-
titled to the badges may obtain them
during that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
san.nnn ri1e I'm xn-fo,.

NORFOLK. VA, April H. - Fire
that for while threatened the plant
of the Norfolk Coal and Ice Conn
pany, the Security Storage and Safe
on tho water front. this morning
completely destroyed the warehouse
OF the Marine Supply Company. Inc,
and the Moon Engineering Coinpan ny,
Inc. The total damage TO the build
ings and contents Is estimated at APP
Droximately $4,000
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Requiem MISS Said.

Requiem mass was said yesterday
ut the Sacred Heart Church. South
Richmond. by Father o.IIara for Sis
ter Margaret Mary. .. 3. g.. who died
last Friday at Georgetown Hospital,
Washington.
Before entering tho sistcrhood. Sis
ter Margaret Mary was Miss Mar
sarct Rcvnns. of Paw Paw. w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13

the successful candidate whether the
candidate stands for things the voter
stands for or not. She claimed that
this year the primary law Is regret
table because so many heretofore
voting the Democratic ticket had
voted Tor President Harding and In
doing so had lost the right to vote In
the primary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
ThnIhrImcr Returns

Avenue. has returned home after an
extensive tour OF the West. extend
ing over n period OF six weeks, visit
ing Pasadena. San Francisco, Denver
and many other places OF interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13

FREDBRIcKsBURG. VA. April IL.
invitations have been issued to the
approaching marriage of Miss Lois
Thelma Gregory. of this city, daugh-
ter OF Mr. George w. Gregory, or
Chcr!ton. Va. to Mr.. James Edward
Iornpklns. n prominent young busi-
ness man Of Frcdericksburg The
wedding Will take place Mt tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, at CherI-
ton. on tho Eastern Shore of Vir-
SInia: on Saturday afternoon, April
%. at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
WOMAN SUFFRAGE LEADERS
ATTACKS THE PRIMARY PLAN

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHnURG, VA. April 12.-Mrs.
Dexter Otey, one OF the leading
workers here for equal suffrage for
years. in meeting Of tho local
League OF Women Voters. attacked
the primary plan Of nomination be-
cause n voter is pledged to support
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss Eleanor Parrish is spending
a week rs the guest Of friends in
Nrs. Frank l.. Saunders, of Chill
howie. and Mrs. Hugh X. Boyer. OF
Chnriotte. N. G.. arc guests OF their
sister. Mrs. Edwin H. Courtney. at
POOL Hanover Avenue
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Asks Rccognltion of ireland.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The first
Joint resolution to be put before the
Senate today was by Senator La Fol-
icttc, Republican. Wisconsin, propos-
ing to express the sense OF Congress
that the republic of Ireland should
be recognized by the United States"
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WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 12.-
Ghiirlcs Edgar Monroe and Miss Will
ne Bronln Dawson. both OF Lynch
Dnrg. were married Saturday at, tho
church. Rev. Carlton BarnwcIl, the
rector. officiating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13
woMEN's MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting OF
Richmond Chapter, United Daueh-
ters or Confederacy. will be held in
I'M, , confederate Museum this morn
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Marriage License. Issued.

Clerk Walter Christian yesterday
issued marriage licenses to Allen T.
Allen and Maxine 2. Whiteman. Leo
VI. Campbell and Agnew 81. AIcManus.
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womenn Alliance Holdx Spring sale

Tho Womcns Alliance of the First
Cnitarian Church will hold it's an
nual sizing sale and chicken supper
in the church vcStry. Floyd and Har-
riSOn. tomorroW evening At Z O'clock,
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I.YNcIJJ,J,pc W.

LYNCNBURG. VA. Anil IL
Frank Noell Catlcss and Miss Annie
May Smith, daughter of Mrs Mollie
Smith. OF LynchburE. were married
sunday at the brides home by Rev.
Albert g. Stone. pastor OF South View
Methodist Church. Charles Reynolds
vas best man and Miss Ethel Bonner
was maid of honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-13

lfEATHSVILLE. VA. April IL
Miss Sidon!a burlington. and Fred
Harper. OF Palmer were married at
White Stone last evening. by Rev. J..
X. Busby. They Will make their
home ut Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
American Ports

BALTIMORE, July 7-Arriyed: strs Ala,
M2FfS,s Ti a oioo No PRT5 AntpaiO
pico Assismna Empiricos (Gr), Man
chester. Sailed strs Bella. Port Mava
mona Psn hayans .r Nan nahar Fa
Elliott. Texas city Moseiey tBr), Dublin
Venezuela Havana. etc.
+o1 BosT3M Jnly 7,1Argiyed; strs Lexing-
Eng. Sailed Strs Lake Elsemere, Char
lesion and Jacksonvlle West segovia
NG cHARL ,Eas1S} ,Ws en- & July -sslo5
Strs Schoodic. Havre Comanche, jackson
vile; Federal Bridge. Havre and Antwerp
GALVESTON Tex, July .7-,Arrived strs
w sinclair, Tanlpco; Arsa (ID, Trieste
Poiarine. New York; Northern CBr), Rot
; ;,,l,ts Sailed, Sailed strs w Il Tiford Tam
Adelina llt), port in Italy.
MHbtLE Ala, July 7--Arrived: Strs
res. schr Lewis Brothers tBr), Tarpico.
NORFOLK, Va, July 7-Arrved Strs
Eggersford tBr). Galveston; Point dams
Havana; Efstathios lGkl. Gibraltar; Hart
field tBrl, Tyne; Western chief New
Orleans. Harald DAM, Cienfuegos; Par
Walton, y s; Clyde Mara (Jap), Por,
Said; Valdura ODD. Alexandria. Sailed
strs Virgil (Br), Para Volunteer. Fai-
tNor). Murmansk; Howard New England
Irish uD, Gibraltar; patchet tBr>, Con
stantinope; Canadian Miller CID, Gibrai-
tar Ala, Bremen; Hans (Ger), Bremen
Isonao Clt), New York; Athenic fBr)
Petrograd; Matutua, (Br), London; Piakc
fBr, Liverpool; Mary Bradford Jones
New England Lena (Br). Queenstown
Syartfond {Nor). Philadelphia; Levne-
tBr>, Madeira; schr Dolly Madison, New
England.
PHILADELPHIA July Arrived: strs
Eastern Exporter, Calcutta etc. via Bos-
ton; W N Burton, Brunswick Bayonne
New York; l. p Homblad DAM Copsn-
hagen via Boston; @ Neill. Port Lobos
schr Charles + Gordon tBrl, Herring
Cove, y F. Sailed Strs Nora Huge
Stimmes II tFr}. Hampton Roads sarpfos
tNor), Hampton Roads. Liberty Bell. New
! Orleans; Brynhild tDanl. Norfolk; Marg
aret. San Juan; Asa beth. Lundsvall and
Gothenburg
PORT EADs. La. July ARRIVED;
SIP panier NBsls9. Antwerp: Seminole
sRr), Monmouth. Sailed: strs Baton
Essene r Th&yer. Livsrposl nj Lago,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Business Troubles


The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday In the United States
District Court
p II. & f. NOVELTY co. cenuioid now
cities, 80 West 10th st: Involuntary Liza
bilties, SEQ, 0ool assets $4,000.
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK; voluntary. IL
abilities 1924; no assets
ITALIAN EMBROIDERY COMPANY,
voluntary. Liabilities s2,76s; assets. 81
SEQ.
HERMANN N. HOLpE. attorney at law.
$40 West 55th st; voluntary. Liabilit!ea,
se,G83, no assets.
Schedule In Bankruptcy
The following scheduie in bankruptcy
WIS filed Yesterday in the United States
District Court:
THE UNGER DRESS COMPANY. tobser
Of dresses. al West Goth st. Liabilities,
S5o,s3d, assets. s2s,745.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
The following receiver In bankruptcy
was appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
Edmund O. Austin, receiver for Nanny
Farkas women's wear. $3.50 Broadway
with bond of $4,000.
Assignment
THEODORE THEODORE. dericatesser
dealer. 2542 Amsterdam av assigned for
the benefit Of creditors to William F. Vos-
seller. of So Hudson st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08

Str Msraeaibo. Maraoaiho June 81
Bliss DsS S Co. s wlth & ba pass mall.
and mdse Pee II, P'klyn.
June 2, Bahia June 10 rernambuno june
Rraxilierc, with lsa pass mails and mdse
Pier 5, BUSH Docks. B'klyh.
str Edward I. poheny III Tampicc
Transport co, with crude oil carteret
2. to fhs Di Giorgio Steamship Co. viii
Al pass, mails and mdsei Pier I, F. r.
str paneholm DAM Philadslphia Jul,
Str Comus, New Orleans July .. to TIL,
Southern Pacific Co, with pass and mdse
STR Fort Victoria tBr>. BERMUDA Juls
S, to the Furness Bermuda Line, with 10!
pass. mails and mdse, Pier 95. n r.
str Fairmont. Leith June %, to III,
United American Line. in ballast Morse
ID II, r l1iyn.
str Baano. Guantanamo June so. to tn.
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co
with mdse; anchored off Liberty.
Str HolIuia tSwed) Chrome. n ], Z
Moore & Mccormick, in ballast; anchored
off Quarantine.
B'kiyn
Str Bacchus ,tFr), Leghorn. June 9
Three Star Line; with ndse Section -
Eric Basin. Brooklyn.
So TurriaIba, Cartagena June 90. Port'
| Colombia Jure IS, Santa Marta June 30
Kingston July Q; to the United Fruit Co
with ~ passengers. mails and mdse Pie
Is e K
Str Roussil1on (Fr). Havre June SO; tt
the French Line, with 1913 cabin. 90 steer
age passengers, mails and mdse; anchored
/ off Quarantine.
Str City Of sydney (Br), Dunkirk jun
%. to Norton Lilly \ Co.. with chalk; an
chored of Quarantine.
Str Edgrnont. BartiInore July 8; TO Rlacl
Diamond S Corp Pier Armory base
Brooklyn.
Str victolite. returned from trial trip
to Robert l.. Hague, Kearny, " J.
Str Blue Hen State, Philadelphia Jul,
6; TO S S Shipping Board. in ballast
anchored off Stapletoh. S /.
Str Bylayl. Boston July 5; to Pocahon
| tas Fuel Co. Shewans D D. Brooklyn
Str Edgar f Luckenbach Philadelphia
July G; to Luckenbach S Co, Will
mdse; foot s5th st. Brooklyn
Str Algonquin. San Domingo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Departures for New York
Lake Ports

rhsS@ 3?'y sss'a. 6 s'f'
l.orain. Sailed: strs a A Augustus fort
William: Perseus. Buffalo; p Ranney.
Duluth.
AsHTABULA. July 7-Arrved: strs
Uranus, Port McNicholl ] A Donald so n.
Port Colborte; o III Reiss. Superior sailed !.
strs Uranus, Chicago; O NJ Relss, Superior
ERIE, July T-Arrived: strs w 3 Nor
Sacramento, sault Ste Marie. ''
CoNNEAUT; July 7--Arriyed; strs Con-
neaut, Esca ha Clarence \ Hack, Mar
Wyandotte; c A Black, NJ f Farr. So
mona; shiras. Duluth
TOLEDO. July 7--Arrived: strs Golden
Ago. Port Huron William II Wolf, De-
trcit; Three. Brothers, Detroit; w 4 Haz-
ard, Port Huron Richard Burns Port
Huron; Pentecost MITCHELL Conneaut; VIII
har II Wolf. Houehton; Three Rrothers
Detroit; Frank seither. Chicago: w A
Hazard Marine City; Richard burnn, Port
LORA1N, july Arrived; strs Fall
Brothers, puiuth; sweden, Duluth; Reeor'
Hutchinson, cleveland; Rocor Cleveland.
FAlRPORT, July ARRIVED strs Doug
Hel Morse, Toledo Douglas Houshton.
Conneaut
sANDGsKY July 7 arrived: strs 7
Tutc crimson, Byng inlet; La Belle Huron.
Sailed: strs BernuIn, duluth; Apena.
Milwaukee, Cakes, Duluth; Hutchinson,
BUFFALO. July 7-Arrived strs Cano-
pus. Ashland; Alfred H Smith. Duluth
Samuel Mather, H Mccullough, Duluth
W F White, Calcite. Sailed Strs McCul-
Tough. milwaukee,; Campus Campbell,
s0UTH CHICAGO July 7-saiied. strs
e gornelius, Chicago; y Reiss, Chi
oago; Frater Taylor. Georgian Bay.
m ArriN +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Cleared

Str MORO Castle (Am) Captain Bald
win, Havana; n Y & Cuba Mail steam
ship Co
Str Mount Clinton (Am), Captain 1ver-
son, Hamburg; United American Lines
Str Ell Estera CAMP, Captain Peterson,
New Orleans Southern Pacific Co.
Str Jefferson (Am), Captain Horsley
Norfolk; Old Dominion Transport Co
Str Stavangerfiord (Nor). Captain Irgens
Bergen; Norwegian American Line.
Str Rosahnd (Br}. Captain Mitchell
Halifax; Bowring 6. Co.
Reid. Baltimore; Furness, Witty &, Co,
Str Vardulia (Br). Captain Britten, I4iv-
erpooi; Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd
str Ariano (Br), Captain McCracken
London via Norfolk; Furneas Witty & Co
Str Robert Clowry .(AmD,. Captain
Schmidt. sea, 5 miles off Sandy Hook
western Union Telegraph Co
Schr Marion Belle Wolfe (Rr) Captain
Wolfe. Perth Amboy; F Whitney Co.