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Evening star., 1921-12-19
An Assistant Desired.

An Assistant Desired.
"Were you sorry when you learned
there wasn't any Santa CLAUSE"
TIN still sorry about It," answered
Senator Sorghum. EVERY one Of my
constituents who wants anything
writes and asks me to get It for him. -
Jud Tunkins says that top many
farmers are beginning to feel they
made a mistake in going ahead with
crops instead Of laying the old place
out for a golf course.
Evening star., 1921-12-19
Drawing the Line.

DO you admire q good loser?'
YES" said Miss Cayenne; "but I
don't want one too often as q partner
at bridge"
Evening star., 1921-12-19
The New Good Might

The customs Of the nursery change.
No lullaby the mother chants.
She reads aloud a story strange
About rabbit who wears pants.
Evening star., 1921-12-19

DE way some Of de members Of our
congregation seems to enjoy min.
lister dat shakes his fis' an tells 'em
how low-down wicked dey is," said
Uncle Ebsn. you'd mos think dey's
,,-,.1 - II es.s==i - = rsetz"
Evening star., 1921-12-19

It is generally admitted that II Sir
Walter Raleigh had lived In this day
and time ho wouldn't have had to ruin
his coat like that In protecting q wom-
ans dress from the mud.-F7orida Me-
troplis. -A.-----..A-.al1
Evening star., 1921-12-19

Wife shoots husband because he
wouldn't buy her a new cook stove.
How could she shoot him II she didn't
have the range?-Dayton NeWS.
Evening star., 1921-12-19

II wealth Is a form Of disease. ae the
Princeton professor says. we must have
been vaccinated when yeung.-Toledo
Blade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06

Women's fine nainsook gowns dainti-
" embroidered and hemstitched, were
1925, sale price SLAB
Nainsook gowns, prettily trimmed in
embroidery and lace edging, were 1898
and $40, sale price .............. $3.50
Long sleeve. and Y-neck gowns with
tucks, embroidery, etc, were 1928,
$3.50 and $685. sale. price -. $1.9S
White sateen petticoats, scalloped
edge and deep ruffles, were s2.75 and
$3.50, sale price s1.98
Women's1 muslin drawers, enbroid-
cry, beading and ribbon trimmed, both
designs, were $3.50 and $2.98, sale price
( Women's good quality muslin draw
ers, were s1.oo, gale price 69c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06

White nainsook, an excellent quality that was 59c,
sale price -. 49c
Plain white wolfe, formerly sold at $100 and sl.5O,
sale price ................. o9c
Fancy stripe madras, formerly sold at Soc. Sale
price, yard .............. o9c
Pajama checks, good quality white sale price 49c
Lingerie CLOTH exceptional quality white sale price
ward 49c
Fancy stripe voies, beautiful patterns, white sale
price, yard ......,.. 39c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06
Striking Values in the
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT

White pique, the s5c and Csc kinds, re-
duced to yard $3.50, ............ ....,. o9c
SOC linene, exceptional values, white sale
price, yard ...,......:...,... -; 59c )
Tom Boy" suiting was 75c, white sale
plice, yard !....; ........s..... >49c
MILDLY twill, formerly sold at 75c, sale
price, yard osc
Linen roller toweling, was SEC, white sale
price yard ..........,... 69c
BED CLOTHING
Z ssRosedaEe sheets 72x90 white sale price SOC
Utica sheets, 90x90, white sale price Sl-9S
Curity sheets, S1x90, white sale price,
Salem sheets, 72x90, white sale price
each Observation-Disclosures. Sl.9S
Pequot.sheets. 8lx90, white sale price
each = -. ...........'..... 3A''o
Hshesfahlous. Liberty Pillow Cases, sale
I pI5Fce, each ooc
Mohawk pillow cases, sale price each 39c
sunfiover pillow cases white sale le, price
each 1900. ....... 29c
!. Mohawk sheeting, 1O-4 size, was S1.S0,
| now, yard ...:,.; Csc
Z" Psquot sheetinrg, l0-4 size was:s1.5o, sale
/ price, yard II, =. LIZ
! Fancy border turkish towels, were sl25
\ and $1.50, sale price 1889
Plain large turkish towels, -- were s1o0,
H sale price .......s. 69c
TIuck towels, plain and striped borders,
| sale price ..... 25c
| Fruit of the Loom" and Hills muslin.
Aa1ds 80 q 70 4 ia & q 2 e 3 2 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06

/. +
Muslin petticoats, lace! and embroid-
cry trimmed, were $225, sale price CSC
Anothersline of5better. quality petti=
coats, were $3.50 and $275, sale
price ................. $1.69
Fine nainsook teddies, were s249 and
$500, sale price $1.69
Philippine hand embroidered teddies
and gowns Of fine batiste with scalleped.7
edges and dainty ribbon trimming, sale:
prices -. s6.98 S5.98 $3.50 and 1898
Misses and children's fine, drawers,
regular s1.00 and s1.19 values, special
!: in the. white. sale -. 49,. 20 -. sec
Misses and children's drawers, excel
lent values were SOC and 69e, in the
white sale 39c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06

LOYALTY
Before everything else, cur Loyalty to
our saiespeople and to this store as an IN
stitution, comes our loyalty to our patrons.
! This same loyalty is manifest in our policy.
It~governs every action. You will encounter
/ it over and over again throughout our store.
1t governs the quality of the goods we sell
!. and is balance wheel that eliminates any
danger of excessive prices.
i HAPPY NEW YEAR
During the next twelve months, business
is going to be carried on in normal way.
Unsettled conditions will be things Of the
past, prices will reach the bottom through
successful read justment,on the part Of mer-
chants and manufacturers. Goods are more
plentiful, in fact, everything points. to
most profitable year for everybody, and one
that will make it possible for this store to
consistently give its patrons gratifying. val
#ues in merchandise Of sound quality as in
the past.
IRWIN DIENER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06
For The
CHILDREN AND INFANTS

Children's fancy trimmed white dresses, sizes are
2 to years. were $685. sale price ......... Sl.49
Childrens Princess slips, sizes to years former
" sold at $500 and $40, sale price 1850. sl25
Infants dresses fine quality, sizes and years,
sod up to s5.25, white sale price s227
Infants long slips regularly sold up to O0 sale
price Observation-Disclosures. Sl49
Infants long petticoats, excellent values fine for
warm weather white sale price ............ Sll9
Birds Eye" cloth, all widths, greatly reduced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06
A Great Spread I
White Goods With Pri'

WHITE SALE
in effect here considered
other needed articles OF viii
of en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-06

I ca ~ II
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
American Ports

BALTIMORE, July Ss--Ar ,r,,e -. s ST.,
Munmouth Dunkirk; Mas S;,,11 ~ H sstern
Dawn. Antwerp; Liberator. San Francisco
via Philadelphia Norfolk. Boston, Sailed:
strs Borgestad (Nor)' Taxpam; g. Algle ao
poldo (Br). Tampico, soestdijk -(Du),
Rotterdam via Norfolk; Carenco, Liver
pool vie Norfolk; Lake dalata Nordolh g.,
artus obs, Buenos Ayres; Steel Maker.
New York; Coastwise. Norfolk Howard,
delphia Sailed: Str San Bruno. Havana
'l GALVESTON, July 2o---Arrived strs
Hurtero (Nor9. Norfolk ~ Musk knH bartl
Mobile; Braziiier (Br). Antwerp; General
Church OBJ Rotterdap; kevlnDr ise sBr2;
lBr), Genoa Unbe Mendi tspan). Genoa
JACKsoNv1LLD. July 2saArrived: Str
Bay Head. Buenos Ayres;
MOBILE, Ala. July 2e-Arrived; strss
sierre Leone, Africa; Viking (Nor), From
terra; Cape Roman, Pacific Coast. Sailed:
srs F. p0T coast m
vana; Kennebec (Br). Queenstown; Mont
Agel (Fr), Naples; Omoa (Hon). Tela
Rajah. Progreso; Rathlin Head Br).
NEWPORT NEWS. July 2s-Arrived
Strs Estrada Palma (Cu), Philadelphia;
Manic, New York. Sailed: Strs Austria
Queenstown; Nordamerika (Dan). Ha-
yana; Pawtucket Houston; Ohio. Rotter-
dam; Bizkargi Mendi (Sp). Galveston; Will
solo, Los Angeles: Whakatane (Br), Lon
NORFOLK, July Ss--Arrived, %: strs
Capulin. Baltimore; Sort (D, Galveston:
West Catanace, New York; Angiolo Bordi
QD. Galveston Estrada Palma (Cu).
Philadelphia; Aldgate (Br). London; Ne
borg; 90 Mania, New York; Ocean (DD,
Rotterdam; West Madaket. Baltimore;
Ruth. Searsport; Lightburne, Port Arthur:
%: strs Asher (Beij, Tampa; Athenc
(Br), New Zealand and Australia: Septi-
ma (Ger). Aarhus: Jefferson, New York;
Ordunte .Mendi (sp). San Key; Bendoran
lBr). Queenstown; Boston Maru (Jap).
Rotterdam 90. Willsolo. West coast ports:
Chirripo (Br), Santa Marta; Fullerton
(Br), Key West; Georgia Qt. Gibraltar;
William A McKenney, Cardenas; White
gate (Br), Baltimore: Australind (Br).
Galveston: schr busting C Cressy, San
chez.
PHILADELPHIA July 2o--Arrived:
strs Camilla Gilbert tNor). .Huelva; Iskra
Gt), Reggie; Harry Lrckenbach. San
schoharie. New York; Essex. Jacksonville
and Savannah: Iskra tIt). Reggie: Ro-
sandra Qt, Trieste. Sailed: Strs Lewis K
Thurlow, Cienfuegos: Petersham lBr>.
sohrs Planter, Mobile; N vivian Pierce.
Houston; Paloma tCM, New York: Ariano
(Brl. London and Hull
PORT EADs. La. July 2o--Arrived: strs
9ago, Bocas Del Toro; Clcarton (Br).
Cardiff; Habira. Texas City: HomeciiNe
lBr>, Gibraltar; Iroduois (Br). United
Kingdom; Joseph Seep. New York; Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
French OverchargeClairns
Against Railroads Heard
Soliciting by Individual Lines,
in Violation of U. s. War
Time Rules. Charged

There was hearing yesterday before
Commissioner E. J. Lewis, of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, on claims
OF the French government for alleged
overcharges by American railroads dur
ing the war aggregating more than
S2,50o,000 The hearing was in the as
sembly room of the Merchants Associa-
ton in the Woolworth Building.
B. M. Flippin, who was employed by
the Railroad Administration during the
war, astonished attorneys at the hearing
by saying that while the railroads were
under government operation, representa-
tlves of some of the roads had solicited
business from him, asking him to throw
certain shipments their way.
When it was explained to the witness
that such action was violation of the
regulations of the Railroad Adrinistra-
ton, he was surprised, too, and said he
would rather not tell who approached
him He was not pressed on this point.
Some of the goods in controversy are
said still to be held at railroad piers in
Weehawken and Jersey City, demurrage
and storage charges having long ex-
ceeded the intrinsic value of the goods.
There will lbe another hearing at 10
a. m. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Lake Porfs

cLEvELAND, July 2o-Arrived: strs
Wyandotte.. Calcite: Captain Thomas VIII
Stafford. Islands; L d Miller. Superior.
dotte, Port McNicoli; W VIZ STAFFORD All ora
sANDusKY. Ohio. July 2e-Arrived:
Str John P Reiss. Conneaut Sailed: Str
Heiss Sheboygan.
Str D Q Mills, Duluth; Alpena. Kenosha ;
] P Brown. Midland Maple Grange, To-
T r 4 S1 Gienm9unt, WeIland Sailed stra
Quebec: Glenmount. Port colborne. =
Na ERIE Pa, July 2sGArrived; Str Fred
Hail. quebec: I a Clarke. Buffalo ur io'"'' .
Strs II Wilkinson, Two Harpors; D G.
rroR' Duiuth Sailed 0s strs p neary Nc
Kin Kinney ,,u Indiana Harber; G Kerr, Du-
II 8 Wilkinson. II c Fricls Duluth
TOLEDO. July 29-Arrved: Strs Three
Brothers. Detroit; jenkins, Superior;
,or Watson stsp pi,f cgsler bewiston
Nicoll; Emperor, Point Edward Sailed:
strs ! Watson Stephenson, Duluth; Grey
hound. Detroit; City Of Toledo. Detroit: G
Q Jenkins, Superior; Three Brothers, De-
troit; Emperor, 500; Louis r Davidson,
500; Keyport Montreal.
BUFFALO July 20 Arrived: strs
AQTlSn lSealD OBQenSDuTS, t1OlCOnD, Car
dinal; e A. S Clarke. Erie; S Dunham
Chicago; w A Reiss. Port Colborne; Carl
d Bradley, Calcte. Sailed Strs Iselin,
Montreal; Adriatic, Fort william; Hol-
combe Cardinals Clarke, Duluth; I.eiss
Chice go; Bradley, Calcite.
LORAIN. Ohio, July 29-Arrivod Strs
Denmark, Duluth; Glenlivet Key Harbor .
Keynor, Montreal Sailed: Strs Glenlivet
Key Harbor; Keynor. Montreal W Il Stat
ford Pelee Island.
FAIRPORT. Ohio. July % A,rived
strs w b Dickson, Two Hacbors; I II
Wickwire jr, Ashland. Sailed Strs Anna
c.. Mnch, Erie; w Dickson, LnraIn ;
7 Fl Wickwire jr, Buffalo.
DULUTH. MINI, July 29--Arrived: Strs
Squire, Henlock, Jacob, Ranney, Mar
quette, c Hubbard, Walters Harmonic.
Lake Erie ports. Sailed: Strs Gary. P H
Rogers, Palmer, Bycrs. G G Crawford.
Dinkey. Elmore Cloft. Leo
pold c r Hubbard, Walters, Yates, Ha-
monte, Taurus, Lake Erie ports
MARQUETTE Mich, July 29-saisd:
Strs Argus. South Chicago; Richard ]
Reiss, Toledo.
ASHLAND, Wis July 2s--Arrived: strs
Jupiter, Morden, Cleveland Sailed: Strs
Harvester Hill, Chicago; Mclean, Perseus,
Campus, Princeton, Dalton, Lake Erie
ports.
Two HARBoRs MINI, July as-sailed:
Str Yates. Lake Erie.
FORF WILLIAM Ont, July GAR
rived: Strs Frater TAYLOR Crete, c Rob-
inson. Keewatin, Chicago. Sailed; Strs
Midland King. Goderich; Alberta, Port
McNicoll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Belgian-Arnerican Coke
Completes Organization
Thomas f. Ryan and Asso-
ciatcs Back New $1O,00O,00O
Corporation

The lgisn-American Coke Ovens
Corporation, backed by Thomas F. Ryan
and associates and n group of Belgian
capitalists, completed its organization
in this city yesterday with a capital of
100000 preferred stock and 100000
shares Of no par value common. F. S.
Laudssreet, associated with the coal and
shipping industry of this country. was
elected president, and Hector Prud-
'homme, of Brussels, vice president.
In addition to Mr.. Ryan and the Of
ficers named, the beard of directors in
clndes Emile Francquit, president of the
Banque d'Outremer and director Of the
Societe Generate, the largest bank in
Belgium; Herbert II. Vreeland, Mr..
kyan's business representatives; Olivier
Piette, Belgian coke oven inventor; G.
II. Walker, president of W. A. Harri-
man & Co., Inc: Adolphe Stociet, rep
resenting Belgian interests; Lambert
Jadot, director of the Banque dOut-
remer, and Belgian capitalist; William
IL. Page, general counsel.
Mr.. Ryan and Mr.. Francqui have been
associated for many years in extensive
developments in the Belgian Congo,
chief among which are the great dia-
mond fields, said the official announce
n,ent Of the organization of the new
company.
Some three years ago." the statement
added, "Mr. Francqui directed Mr.
Ryan's attention to the Petite coke
ovens, which for many years have given
the best results of any thus far devel-
oped. AS a result Mr.. Landstreet went
to Belgium and Mr.. Petite with asso-
ciates visited the United States. The
New York office of the company will be
at Is Broad Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Cleared

Str Baltic (Br). Captain Howarth; Iiv-
erpool; White Star Line.
Str Alliance (Am), Captain Stone: Girls.
tobal; Panama Railroad Co.
=, Str kandahar (Br), Captain Crome
Manchester: White Star Line.
Str Orduna (Br). Captain Taylor; Cher.
bourg; Sanderson e. Son.
Str Michigan .SBr). Captain Tribe: Ant
we sp Atlantic Transport Line;
Havre: Furness. Witty G. Co.
:, Str Regina d'1talia Ut). Captain Greco;
Naples; Furness. Witty & Co.
Str Fort st George (Br), Captain Nc
kenzie; Halifax; Furness Witty & Co.
- Str Vellavia (Br), Captain Fear; Hull;
Cunard Line.
Mobile, Tampa; Mallory S 8 Co.
Str City OF Savannah (Am), Captain
Borum; Savannah; Ocean s Co.
Str Brush tAm), Captain Mitchell; Phila-
delphia: NJ II Tracey G. Co.
Str West Hika (Am), Captain Pike:
B9 s. I, M H Tracey & CO:
Glasgow Anchor Line
Str Chickasaw CAMP, Captain Joseph
Hamburg Kerr s S Co.
Str Rotterdam (DW, Captain Baron:
Rotterdam: Holland America Line.
Str Imperator (Nor), Captain Nettland
Baracoa; Di Giorgio & Co.
Str Canadian Volunteer (Br), Captain
Roop; Montreal; MILFORD & Mckay.
Str Glare (Am). Captain Risk; San Juan;
Bul-Tnsular Line.
Str Muneric {3r), Captain Hare; Matan-
zas; Munson $ Line.
Str Ulua CBr), Captain Towel: Havana.
Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
Str Centennial State (Am), Captain Pen
dlebery; London; U Mall Co.
Str Mystic (Am). Captain Higgins: Ham
burg; United American Line.
str Gulfight (Am), Captain James
Tampico; Gulf Refining Co.
Str Juliana (Span), Captain Erezume;
Balbao; Garcia g. Daz
Str Porto Rico (Am), Captain Barbour
San Juan; N & Porto Rico s S Co.
Str Chicago (Fr), Captain Cabon; Havre
French Line.
Str San Giorgio (It), Captain savetella
Naples; Italia America Line.
Donald la ''i ST John; J + Whitley & CO. 1'
Schr Perce Wells (Br), Captain Ha-
mans; Newark; w &c Job & Co.
Mag uire; Perth Amboy; M H Tracey &
Co.
schr Victoria (Br). Captain Bautin;
Canso Gilmarten & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Dye Makers Here
Alarmed by Delay
LIN Senate Hearing
-
Prospect of Avalanche Of
German Anilines Makes 1t
Difficult for Industry TO
Finance Its Operations

Word came from Washington yes
terday that the Senate Finance Com
mlttec had decided to postpone it's
hearings on the chemical schedules of
the Fordney tariff bill until next week.
The hearings have been set for next
Wednesday, at which time representa-
tives Of chemical societies and dye man
ufacturers will appear to plead for
some adequate form of protection.
They will ask another embargo, or
special tariff measure, to become eff
fective August %, when the present
embargo against German dyes will
expire.
The present situation, dyemakers
said yesterday, is becoming acute. A
tentative date has been set for the adj
journment o. Congress, August 20,
eight days before the termination of
the present embargo period.
Thus far Congress has not included
IN its program for the present session
any legislation for the chemical and dye
manufacturers.
One result of uncertainties that face
financial assistance. A survey shows
that banks are reluctant to extend
credits or to lend cash so long as the
horizon of the dye trade is clouded by
the possibility Of q German chemical
invasion like that which prevented the
development of an Independent Amer
lean industry before the war. With
stock selling campaigns difficult to
carry through in a depressed industrial
market, the dye works have no means
for financing themselves other than to
put up collateral. A few concerns al
ready have quit the dye business.
Along with the figures of German
dye production during the last few
months, production that is far in
excess of her own manufacturing needs
and for which America will become the
natural outlet us soon as the embargo
is let down, there have been obtained
instances of German commercial meth
DDS that indicate an intention to abol-
ish competition in the worlds dye and
chemical markets and to substitute for
open competition complete German
domination. These methods are en-
ployed against the large and the small
manufactures alike.
To customers of firm making one,
two, three or more special colors that
do not meet with much domestic COM
petition the German agent offers a sub
stitute at a price far below that of the
domestic maker. He will make Sc
lective drive of this kind until he has
captured the customer. If the drive
IS against big plant. the owners will
drop out Of the dye business and turn
to som ething else. If against a small
plant, it will probably go out of bust
ness. 1t is against these methods that
European countries have been forced
to defend themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Reports by Wireless
From the U. s. Naval Station

Distance Is given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.l
Aeolus $50 Sc Ambrose July 2S
Agwimoon Winter Quarter July IS.
America 500 from Ambrose July as.
Apus So So Eatteras July %;
Aztec 81 u Jupiter July 2s.
Be e;,,e5 City e. Key West July 2s.
Chester Sun off Frying Pan July 2s
City of Freeport 167 SSW Montauk Point
July 20.
City Of Montgomery 1913 N Hatteras July
Clement Smith 100 s Hatterns July %.
Clffwood 20 wNW Tortugas July 2s.
Colorado Springs off Jupiter July %.
Comal $50 N Jupiter Jaiy %.
Commack lat II 80 Ion &C SO July %.
Champion Anderson "a 8 Ambrose July %.
Depere TIA s San Pedro PM July %.
Edith ITO N San Juan July %.
Essex 40 Winter Quarter July 2s.
+ d Asche pd Tortugas July 49,
Felix Taussig 11S S Hatteras July %.
Florence Luckenbach 101 Ambrose
July 20.
Georgia 10 Hatteras july a.
Granite State 1,9G7 w Honolulu Pm
Gulf Prince sas n Jupiter July s7.
Houma $40 Hatteras July 81.
Inspector "a S Cape Henry July 20.
J NJ Gufy 100 w Sand Key July %.
Jean AZ SW Winter-Quarter July 28.
Katrina Luclscnbach 1,168 N Balboa Pm
July 20.
Lake Elon 11s Hatteras July rs.
Lake Freeland 81 N Jupiter July 2s.
Lenape II sSW Scotland Lv I PM July
2S
Liberty Minquas pd jupiter July 2s:
Lydia Nc l. Baxter off Carysfort July a.
Makura $50 n Honolulu SPIN July 26.
Maracabo 2o3 San Juan July 2S.
Masutia $50 e Ambrose July a.
Matsonia Isl w San Francisco PM
July %.
Merrimacl1 NE Fryingpan July %.
Mlnnequa 35 N Cape Henry July 20.
Nelson S2 Is, sW Br4nton Reef IN my Sv %
Nevisian Hatteras July %.
Norfolk 1s0 > NE Cape Henry July Is.
mo PS Nw Of span July y u.s.
Quittacas 400 Port OF Spain July %
Glowing str Zaca) "a
Republic lat SO 90 lon "a "a July %.
Richconcal e5 w Key West July %.
Robin Goodfellow 739 San Pedro July 23.
Ruth $50 NE Cape Henry July %.
San Gil 81 sW Nantucket July e..
San Ricardo Sc Sand Key July %.
Schenectady 29o from Tybee July %.
Schodack 1851 w Honolulu July 2s.
Schuylkill Bridge rs Sc Tortugaa July %.
Springfield LOO San Pedro July Is;
Steel Mariner $50 s San Diego July %.
Texan 1913 San Pedro July 2S.
Toloa 1165 S Scotland Lv July 2s.
Tsushima Maru sc ESE Hatteras July %.
w H Libby 40 Hatteras July 2s.
Wassenaar so g Cape Lookout July %.
West Caddoa LOO w Honolulu PM
July %.
West Camak e2e San Pedro PM July
%.
west camargo s1s from Honolulu PM
July 2S.
Western Light 147 Sc South Pass July 49,
West Haven 10 N Colon July %.
West Hixton 1898 s Honolulu PM July
%.
West Mahwah 277 s Honolulu s PM July
20.
willpolo sos San Pedro July %.
Winyah 1877 w Honolulu PM July %.
Zaca 400 N Port of Spain July % Gin tow
str Quittacas).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Arrived Yesterday

~ Str Yesoking. Halifax July 20; to the
northern Steamship Co; in ballast: Red
Hook Flats. B'klyn.
Str Santa Rosa AntofaCastx luna IT
Cristobal July z, Charleston July Is, Bal
tilnore July 81 to the Grace Line; with
ndse; Pier A. Bklyn.
Str Ebro (Br), Liverpool July 10; to
Sanderson & Son; with mdse; Pier AZ,
r.
Str Easterling. Hull July Is: to the Bar
B'klyn ''' '''
Str East Port, Huelva July II: to A d
Ledoux; with ore: s1st st. B'klyn.
Str Pulwico, Baracoa July "a; to tho
Siyde Steamship Co; with fruit; Pier Al,
Str Munerio (pr>. Liverpool July 1s:
last; Pier 10, II r.
Str City of Savannah. Savannah July 80:
to the Ocean Steamship Co: with pass and
Str FL Norte. Galveston July 80; to tho
Southern Pacific Co; with mdss; Pier 81
Str ottar Jarl eNor>, HeIsingfors June
2o kotka Juno IS, Liverpool July 49, to
tho Stray. Steamship Corp; with mdse;
Str East Side, Dublin July Is; to tn.
oS.9smnopolitan Shipping Co; In ballast: Pier
Str n Jefferson. Norfolk: to IN. 81,
Dominion Transportation Co; with TIL mdse a
Pier rs. r.
Str Argentina utay. Trieste July 7.
w wst = July yn 49, to Phelps Bros CO..
mdse; Pier II. Bush Docks, B'klyn.
Str Talnaha (Br). Port Said July Il to
the Standard OH Co of Y in ballast:
anchored off Tompkinsville, l.
U s Eagle So. Newport r l. July az:
off SD st, B'klyn.
schr Jean. Baltimore July rs; to A Fl
Hqli 4 Co; with rndse; Tietjen & Lang's
Sohr Grace Van Dusen, Norfolk July rs;
to Gilmartin & Co; with mdse; anchored
off S I.
Str Apache, Jacksonville and Charles
ton; to the Clyde Steamship Co, with pass
and mdse; Pier S6, r.
Bun 1nsular Line, with Eadse; anchored
off Quarantine.
Str Carisholrn (sw). Philadelphia and
6 6 Tor Gothenburg; anchored off