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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26

Miss Anne Blaine has returned from
Il visit with friends and relatives II
Philadelphia.
Mrs. ]. Milton Clogg and daughter
Emma Lee and Mrs. Emma r. Col.
bourne spent the early part of the
week in Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Robinson, of
Laurel, Del. were the guests til s
week of their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
NJ ddox.
The Pocomoke City District Sunday
School Convention will be held in
i'cthany M. P. Church, Tuesday, No
vember rs. at 7 P. M. There will be
a number" of interesting addresses.
Rev. NJ. R. Hamm, of Baltimore will
deliver an address on "The New Old
Patriotism" You are earnestly re-
guested to be present.
All the services at Salem Methodist
Episcopal Church will be evangelistic
tomorrow. The pastor will be in the
ulpit both morning and evening and
Prof. Shaw will sing at all the ser
vices. The meetings have been well
attended and the interest of the best.
Tomorrow is expected to be the great
est day of all the services.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26

Miss r. P. Ards spent a part of thi
week in New York.
Miss Anne Mem. Lloyd is visiting
friends in Coatsville, Pa.
Miss Mabel Davis has been spend
ing some time with friends and rela
tives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Jennie Milligan, of Princess
Anne, was the guest this week of hel
mother, Mrs. Jennie Matthews.
Elder and Mrs. Claude Ker have
Leen guests this week of Mrs. Ker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Walters
at the corner of Fourth and Market
streets.
Mrs. Winter Cullen very pleasantly
entertained the afternoon card cluJ
and a number of her friends at her
home on Market street Tuesday after
noon of this week.
The Worcester Democrat office at
the corner of Clarke avenue and Ma
rle street is being treated to coat o.
rev paint and otherwise improved.
+ he boys say that it was not done be-
fore it was needed and we reckon the
boys are right.
How is this for a year of "hard
times? ?" Statistics for the past year
show that against $41S,000,000 spent
for the Army, the country spent $3.50
100000 in candy, $834,000,000 was
spent in soda and confections and
$959,000,000 for perfumery, jewelry
:ilk stockings and other articles for
personal adornment.
The Mattice Stock Company are
L,lled for a three nights engagement
in the Empire Theatre of this city be-
ginning on Monday evening next.
) his means that Pocomoke City au-
Glences are again to enjoy treats N
Tie dramatic line. We are sure these
good people will be met by large audi
ences each and every evening.
The horse and mule sale made on
Saturday last by Mr.. Joe Kindig at
the stables of Mr.. Calvin E. Town
send in this city attracted a large
crowd of persons and all of the stock
was sold. There were between TWEEN
ty-five and thirty horses and mules
offered and all went at fair prices.
And still they say money is scarce in
this section. Would you believe it,
and we have it from good authority,
there was not a note taken, but the
cash was paid in each and every case.
Good for this section, was it not.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Powell spent ;
part of this week in Suffolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris M. Young
spent Thanksgiving in Richmond, Va
Miss Anne Young has returned
from visit with Mrs. A. S. Marine il
Cambridge, Md.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Rennigcr, of
| lIelmar, spent the week end with their
daughter, Mrs. Roger Landlord.
Lee Bonneville Realty Co., has sold
TO Mr.. Joseph Stretch, of New York,
the DR.. Ballard property, on the An
nemessex river. This historic old
property passes out of the hands of
the original owners for the first time
Regular services at the Baptist
church Sunday, November the 9th.
Sunday School at $50 A. NJ; preach
ing service at 7.30 P. M. Subject
postponed from last week. as Life
Worth Living?" Prayer meeting at
7.30 P. M, on Thursday.
The Junior Aid Society of Salem
NJ. E. Church will hold supper and
fazaar in the Sunday School room
the church on the evening of Decem-
Der the 18th Chicken salad supper,
home made candies and potted plants
en- sale. Price of supper so cents.
A number of our young sporting
men went over to the seaside on
Thanksgiving Day in quest of wild
fowl. So far we have not heard just
what success they had, but judging
from the preparations made we
would say that they did well. We
surely hope SO.
This is the season for cunning
yarns. Many have already been told
ty our local sportsmen, giving an &C
count of their experiences together
with heavy bagging that has occur
red. The ones so far have been very
trivial; we are waiting for "whop
Fer" before We give one to our rea-
ders. Of course you want the best of
the season.
Rev. ]. L. Mills, D. D., of Balti-
more, has been in our town the past
week visiting among friends and rel
atives. He preached in Bethany M. P.
Church on Sunday morning and al
though it was an inclement day quite
2 good congregation assembled to
hear him. DR.. Mills is generally be-
loved here and his visits are always a
pleasure to our people generally.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26
Fire Destroys Second
Floor of DweHine

A fire occurred Saturday evening al
$50 in the house on Laurel Street
owned by Mr.. F. M. Wilson and oc-
cupied by Mr.. Lloyd White and fami-
~ The fire apparently started from
the chimney hue in the attic and brock
out while the members of the family
were out. Although it had gained con
siderable Roadway before it was dis
covered and the tlarm givcin it was
soon under control upon the arrival OF
tie fire department.~-Th The roof was
badly burned and the upper story con
siderably damaged by smoke and
flames.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26
Prof. Pruitt Addresses
The Teachers of p. Fl. S

Prof. E. w. Pruitt, principal of the
Berlin High School, who is in charg,
Of the Teachers Extension Course
in Worcester county, under the direc
ton of the State Department of Edu
cation, addressed the teachers of Pc
comoke High School on Saturday con
corning school management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
American Ports

BOSTON. Aug 24-Arrived and sailed :
Str; Str West selens Hull for New York Ar
MANDY Grange Gro Bordeaux, Steel
Ranger, New York; Lake Ellenorah, Jack
sonvile, Charleston; Delaware. New York.
Sailed: Str Sioux, New York
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug "a =
Arrived and sailed; Schr Levuka (Br).
Digby N S. for Providence. Arrived: schrs
Ronald Longtime. New York for Bridge
town. S; Northern Light. Providence
for st Martins, n B: Seth " Smith. PARIS
boro. S, for orders
PHILA DELPIIIA, Aug 24-Arrived: strs
Verona (No). Puerto Barros; Walter A
LLckenbach, Rotterdam via New York
Topa ropa. New York. saiieds strs Rot
terdam via Antwerp; Oritani (Br). Port
Antonio
BALTIMORE Aug "a Arrived: ssrs
folk. Sid: strs Fredericksborg (Dan), Trey
leborg; Missouri (Br). Antwerp and Lon
PORT EADs. La Aug 24--Arrived: strs
British Maple Sbp United Nnga9m' Ga lan-
suriname. Port I5arrio 1a' 10 '''''
Mobile Aug 24-Arrived: strs Afoun-
dris. New 0Tleans Hattie ndts lueke aaai
iAcNsONVILLE, Aug 24-Arrivea strs
Lake Elsmcre, Boston Boston CITY tBr)
Of Savannah, New York Sailed strs Gulf
Star, Philadelphia; Gibara Cuban, Ia-
vana.
NonToLK+ Va. Aug 24u v,.1r, st T.
(Br), Galves'on;. Lindenhail SBrl. Galyes-
timorc; Renaico (Chie), Valparaiso, Co.
lonba, Baltinlorc; Coastwisc, New Eng
land; Eastern Broeze. Sydney. y c; loss
foslu lGeI), Manchester, Gent CSr), Liver
pool. Sailed: SIS Wariworth Br), Ham
burg; Dorchestc., New England, HylayIa,
New England, Monaghan Prince Cbr)
Portland, Ore Wan Garatta ORD, Liver
pool Yseldyl1 (Du). Rotterdam Arun
(Du. Orange; Tancred (Nor), Ipswich
Hilton. Three Rivers; Eibcreen (Du), EN-
dem Elizabeth Maersk (Dan), Elhjerg
Olimpo QD. Genoa; Robin Hood Rio dc
Jareiro Oswego. New Orleans. SaNoline
(Br). Calais; Runa (Nor), Kingston, Mum
sOmo, New York
Strs Coelleda, Bsltimore; Coastwise New
England; Ethel i.adclifte GEO, Galveston
Igots Mendi Ssp), sagn1nntoi Eibergen N3I)
Sailed Strs Ktergcn Brl. Emden
Rhode Island ORD. Lond II; Ethel Rad
'l' GA1 (RE?; os'i% a%g s-Arrivea s,r
City of Lordsburg. Hambu Robcr'
Maersk DaD, Sagua Orandei Neiuces
pico; Memphis city. London John Worth
irgton. New York, Neatloss (Nor). Rotter
dam; Radn0rshre (Br). Bremen Necht
dix (Du). Bremen; Ell Oriente, New York
(Br), Newcastle, Lord Dufferln (Br). Ant
W I Radcliffe (Br), cardff Modica Csfor)
S " Sailed: strs canadian Ponce
(B), Australia lord Guilford CH), Gi
Caserta Nt), Genoa: Tanad Head (Br)
belfast; Cairndhu (Bs), Newcastle; Lo
akcr (Nor). Sweden; Lord Antrim (Br)
Rotterdm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

engineer e Corps, U. s. A.; w. Parker
hunSon and r. F. Engle, members of
'ne Board Of Commerce and Navigation
OF New Jersey; Charles d. Newton, At
sorney General of the State of New
YORK, and Charles r. Gwynne, secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce of
the State of New York.
During the trip brief remarks were
made by congressman Fairchild and
Kindred. urging unified effort in the
work of procuring for the New York
aistr1et facilities that would make the
port the most efficient in the world
Congressman Fairchid declared that
lack of interest in the past had per-
mitted New York to drift along until
the present progressive policies were
adopted, and called attention to the
fact that Southern and Wesern ports
had obtained Federal aid by insistent
activity. Colonel Winslow also spoke
sketching the procedure necessary to
be taken in order to achieve Federal
aid
Area of New District
The following interesting informa-
ton regarding the extent of the new
combined district was given to the
party:
The straight waterfront within the
port OF New York, measured along the
shore line, aggregates III miles, of
which SIS are in New York and 1913
in New Jersey. Measuring around the
piers and shore line gives waterfront
age Of 991 miles. The area of the
port is 175 square miles, within which,
according to port officials, any six of
the other leading ports Of the world
could be placed, leaving a large area
still uncovered.
The district contains 100000 inhah-
itants and has within it more manufac-
turing industries than have Chicago,
Philadelphia, st. Louis and Cleveland
combined. Included in the district, be-
sides Greater New York and portions
of estchester, Rockland and Nassau
counties, are nine New Jersey coun-
ties. 1t comprises los municipalities,
great and small, in the two states.
Returning from the invigorating trip
the party had dinner at the Hotel Com
modore last night, following which mo-
ton pictures illustrating the report Of
the New York-New Jersey Port and
Harbor Development Commission which
is the basis of study by the port au-
thorlty, were displayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

NEW YORK, Aug 24-Str Mulpua, when
left port hero to-day for philadelphia and
passed Romer Shoals Lighthouse at DIV
p IN, bro'o down at > 90 m and anchored
in Ambrose Channel; off Buoy No. 10. Yes
sells proceeded at G;05 p IN.
Cchr James Tlmpson. which left port
here to-day for Buenelds Mic. and passed
broke down md anchored in ambrose
Channel; of Buoy No II. At 5;3s IN
vessel proceeded.
Str Hinghamton, New YORK ana Boston stol,
ashore and with fire aboard. has been
condemned total loss
FALMOUTH. aug 21Mstr Aritz Msndi.
previously reported with tho loss Of her
ruddcr. arrived hcre to-day in tow.
LONDON Aug ll-str Alexanderpolder-
ing Both proceeded. DAMAGE slight
SHANGHAI, Aug 23-str Glaucus CLYDE
md Liverpool for Yokohama went aground
the bar OF the Yang Use River during
storm. which is said to be the worst in
mary years. Vessel in no Immediate dan
ser. Lighters md tugs are assisting
Str Cordillere Narcotics and Singapore
for Yohohalna vent aground on the bar
OF the Yang Tse River during Il storm.
which Is said to be the worst in many
years Lighters and tugs arc assisting
vessel which is in no Immediate danger
manager OF tho Pacific division Of tho
Shipping Board. has recommended that
the operation OF the Shipping Board Ves-
aels by the Pacific Steamship Company
between Portland and he Orient be 'olini-
mated. leaving the field to tho Columbia
Pacific Shipping Company The recon-
ncndntion Is being protested to Wnshng-
ton from here new monthly service
from Europe to Portland and Seattle has
been announced by the Compagnic Gen.
eralc Trans- Atlnntlque. The first steamer
VIII arrive IN November.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 24-Discontinu-
hnce OF tho Pacific Malls Oriental 'fecdcr''
servlco maintained with Shipping Board
vessels, was announced to-day by J. H.
Fossctcr general manager OF the Pacific
Board vessels could not compete with tho
nftoen-Snot steamers which two British
lines are entering I'm the Far East. Eight
steamers Of the Lake" type are to ba
recalled after three yoars' continuous scrv-
lee abroad. They strs Lake Farming
dale, Lnke Tnulk, Lake Fielding LalSc Gil
pen. Lake Gittano. Cnddopenk Jacox ana
poylestown. The Trans Oceanic Company
has been named Pacific Coast agent for
the Frenh Line. succeeding X J RinEwood
now manager of tho operating department
OF tho Shipping Board. Tho European serv-
Ice VIII be inaugurated in November by
tho str California; TO BE- followed by the
strs Cardigan. Cheniston and Virginia. Tho
obHolcte cruisers Marhlohcad and Mime
nrolis. recently purchnacd by Barda q
Sons. OF Porland wcre drydocted here
day TO be d!smantcd and sold ns Junk
In view Of published reports that Harold
II Ely would DO removed az district direc-
tor OF operations or the Shipping BOARD.
tho Pacinc- american Steamship Aesocia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
Cleared

Str San Juan (Am), Captain Mcneil:
San Juan New York and Porto Rico S
Str Lysefjord (Nor>. Captain Dykcsteen;
Str hampton Castle (Br), Captain Kir-
by; Cape Town: Barber Lines. Inc.
Str Mobile City lBr), CAPTAIN Long bot
tom Yokohama, Norton. Lilly & Co
Str Vauban (Br), Captain Cadogan ;
Buenos Ayres and Rio de Janero; Lamp
& Holt Line.
str FL Alba (Am), Captain Burns; Gal
weston; Southern Pacific Co.
Str wico (Am). Captain Tucker: Balti-
more: Robert l. Hague.
Str Comus (Am). Captain Boyd; New
Orleans: Southern Pacific Co.
str Comal (Am), Captain Curry; Gal
weston via Key West; Mallory s Co.
Str r d Ashe (Am). Captain Mckenzie /;
Texas CITY; Robert l. Hague.
lace; Baton Rouge; Robert l. Hague.
Str Brindella (Am). Captain Jones; Bal
tiTnore Robert l. Hague.
Str Gulf Queen CAMP, Captain Reeves;
Tanpico; Gulf Refining Co.
Str Rozan Maru (Jap). Captain Tanaka :
Yokohoma, Kobe and Shanghai via Bal
tinore, Norfolk and Ga. (eston, Harris Ma
gill & Co.
Str Manchuria (Am). Captain Feeder:
Hamburg Via Danzig; American Line.
Schr Ena Parsons (Br). Captain Le
Cain; Windsor: ] r Whitney & Co.
Schr Carrie l. Hertle (Br), Captain
Corhun; Perth Anboy, j i Whitney &:
Co.
Bge Samuel W Tancher (Arn), Captain
Bge Lewis II ST John CAMP, Captain
Harriss; Windsor; J II Whitney & Co.
Bye Bristol (Br) Captain Norwich
Windsor. ] Whitney & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

Centennial State. London. Aug 49,
Adratic. Southampton Aug Nv Star lI'" !,
E "a Havre. Aug H.. French Line
San Giovanni Naples Aug IL. .1tal-Am Line
Bevedere Trieste. Aug S. ...... Phelps Bros
washington. Rio de Janeiro, Aug H.
Munson Lines
~ HAMILTON Bermuda. Aug % Furn- Witty
Santa Marta. Santa Marta, Aug IS.
United Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
George Washington. Bremen. Aug17.
ROTTERDAM. Plymouth, Aug 49, Holl-A l.
Due Saturday
HubHrt. Para, Aug 16....,... Booth Line
Due Sunday
Asia. Lisbon, Aug 10 ...........T abre Line
Toloa. Havana, Aug % ...united Fruit CO
Due Monday
Cedric. Liverpool Aug 20. White Star Line
Santa Ana. Cal.~o, Aug 1S..W r Grace
Bergcnsfjord, Bergen, Aug 10. =. Nor-Am L
Fort Victoria. Bermuda Aug g.
Furncss, Witty e. Co
Due Tuesday
Cretic. Fayal. Aug 49,. White Star Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
Foreign Ports


nAIIIA BLANCA. Aug 23-str Delambre
souTHAMrToN. Aug "a Str orbita
(Br).
CoQulMBO. Aug 2s--str Santa Elisa
SANTOS Aug 1s-str Aware (Braz);
AMSTERDAM, Aug 81 - Str Eeinland
(Du).
AXTW n! "a, Aug $685. 2Ors' va ATysn nms
MANILA Aug 22--Str Mesopot (I3r).
CAPE TOWN, Aug % - Str Dromore
Castle CD.
LIvERPooI. Aug 22-str Assyra OBJ.
ANTOFAGASTA, Aug 2l--Str Santa Elisa
RIO JANEIRO, Aug ls-Str Huron.
SANTANDER, Aug lS-Str Juliana tSpn)
PIRAEUS Aug 1o-Str Roma 'F'rl.
HAvRl1. Aug 2l--Str La savoie (Fr).
BREMEN, Aug 22-str Potomac.
CALCUTTA. Aug ol-Str Robert Dollar
ROTTERDAM, Aug 2s~-str Nicuw Am
stcrdam tDu).
Departures for New York
ST. MICHAELs, Aug 24-str Sac VI
MANCHEsT TER, Aug 24-Str strathearn
(Br).
siIELDs, Aug 24-strs Harriet (Nor) :;
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 24-str Orduna
(Br)
VICTORIA. Aug 22-str Virgil Br).
PORT SAID. Aug 24-Str City of Cam
bridge (Br).
SANTOS. Aug ls-str BiDDoo. from
IoNG KONG. Aug 2o-str Lyons Maru
BARDADOs. Aug 22-str Hubert Cbr).
soUTHAMPToN. Aug 24-str Olympic
GENOA Aug l6-str Noncaliori GD.
HUELVA Aug 1s-Str Waddon C'r),
from Malt'l
cHRIsTIAN1A Aug 1s-str Harriet
(Nor). New York.
SEVILLE. Aug le-Str Cabo Espartel
HAvRE. Aug 21-str Chicago OFr).
. NAPLES. Aug l6-Strs Giuseppe Verdi
90; Aug 10. Providence orr.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 24-Str Frndam lDu)
CALCUTTA. Aug 2l-Str NAuroran Maru
(Jap1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Str stephen Jones. Guantanamo Aug
Il. SANTIAGO Aug -: 70 Croven & Thurlow,
With sugar anchored off Liberty
Str Hamilton, Norfolk: to Old Dominion
n R.
Str Brilliant and varge. Port Arthur
Aug Is: to Standard Oil Co Of y 7, with
mdss anchored Of Tornpkinsville, I.
Str Nurarnar. Antilla Aug Il u MuHson
Line with IS pass and nncse; Pier 8,
Err
Str MesabA (Br). London, Aug IS; TO
s.r Muadel,a. Portland Ore, July 81;
C-stobal Aug Is; to Sfunson Line, with
mdse; L.er T. We hawken.
.-6tr Nan,4hala. Rotterdam Aug 3; TO
Moore & Mccormack. in ballast; anchored
OF Rel Hook Flats, Bklyn.
ST. San Francisco. Genoa July 81. Alicante
Aug c. Philadelphia Aug %, 70 Norton.
Lilly {, Co with rnGse: 2eth At, Bklyn.
Str r J Luckenbach, Rotterdam Aug -;
10 l.uckeutach 5 5 Line, with Tndse; 35th
Str Dixiana. London Aug II: TO Amer
lean Sugar Transit Corp, with chalk War
rem s.. Jersey Ci,y.
s.r Huron. aqua Aug 10. San Domingo
Aug II. Gacor.s Aug Is. Sanchez Aug ~.
Po',o Plata aug -. Turks Island avg
tnd mds>; Pier "a. Bklyn.
~ --fsa Bower Aug -, 10 Funch. Edge
Z CO. with 1ncse; anchored of Red HOOK
Flats. Bklyr.
Str y = Iuckenbach. Seattle July 10.
Bar Francisco July %. Boston Aug 22 to
L1cken5sch Z : Co. with rndse; 18th st,
Bkiyn
g.. White Boston. Aug 10. Provi-
dsncs Aug e. to Pan American Petroleum
Transport 70. Caraset. - J.
Etr D-ot.ningholm fsw). Gothenburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Pittsburgh Bridge (Am). Copen-
hagen, Reval and Malmo; Mirahores lBr),
Port Antonio; Bayonne (Am), Philadelphia
Bellingham {Am). Norfolk; Santa Luisa
(Am). Callao, Mollendo and Valparaiso
Mayari (Br), Preston and Banes; Comus
An), New Orleans; NJ Elliott CAMP,
Texas city; Wray Castle (Br). Yokoham
and Kobe; San Juan (Am), San Juan.
Ponce and Mayaguez; Balsam lAm)
Philadelphia and Constantinople; Comal
(Am). Key West and Galveston; Lysefiord
(Nor) Jamaica; Poonia (Dan). Cuxhaven.
1.ibau and Danzig; Canadian Mariner (sr)
I.yttleton and Wellington; Mulpua (Am).
Philadelphia FL Alba (Am). Galveston;
u S Seneca (Am). sea: schr James limp
son (Am). Buehelds. Nicaragua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

ton Issued II sta ,ement to-day saying that
the association has Endorsed E,by; that Ii
wns not interested In tho political aspects
or SHIPPING Hoard appointments: but thar
II Hasited tho appointment or experienced
shirE.ns men Tho statement set out that
the $3.50. ieIi"n Lad no confirmation Of
'ns thar tlo san Francisco district
enlee was 10 be consolidated with the
Seattle 'nice becauAs or the controversy
over Ely removal
SEATTLE Aug 2a-rive shiploads Of
Australian lump rosl, totalirg rs 600 tons
afo to he imported here by the end OF
October consifned TO two frol companies
The niHt cargo. Of ol00 tons. viii arrive
next month on the str WainarinO (Br)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
Tralls-P Pacific Mails

The connecting malls close at tho Genera.
Postolfice and City Hall Postoffice Station,
New York, at y. m. follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) anc Philippine Islands, via
San FRANCISCO, steamship Golden State,
August 20
Hawaii, Via San Francisco steamship WILL
holmina, Angus. &c.
Ha wall, Japan. Corca. China, Siberia
French Indo- China and Netherlands East
Indies Except Sdmatra), via San Fran
CISCO steamship Persia Maru. Septem-
Der l.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. steam
ship Ventura September J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

last night for Gray's Harbor to load lun-
Der for Australia A British captain has
been substituted for the Peruvian master.
HONOLULU. Aug 24-Susar shipments
up TO July 81 amounted to $4,000 tons,
or 81 per cent OF the total crop. The
movement is about IS per cent under nor
NAL. due TO labor trouble. OF the total
24b,000 tons went 70 san Francisco ana
600 tons to Atlantic refnsrieS. lnaus
uratins a new passenger service between
the Orient, Hawaii and South America the
str Hwah Ping (Chinese), Of the Chung
from Hong Kong in 4 few days
BOSTON. Aug 24-The Shipping Board
str West Liansa, whose machinery became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

vessels belong to the Canadian govern
menr.
SAN PEDRO, Aug 24-Bids have been
opened by the Los Angeles Office of the
nited states Engineers for removing
$50 600 cubic yards Of silt TO widen the
main channel OF this harbor. y SAN
francisco firm, bidding 1928 cents yard,
was the lowest bidder
VANCOUVER. Aug 24--Sailors and fire.
men yesterday terminated their strike
against vessels OF the Canadian govern
nsnt merchant marine. called recently il
protest against Il SIS reduction IN wages.
The Peruvian str Iquitos. upon which
mutiny occurred few days ago. sailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

Walter Hardcastle s5 y Tampico Aug %.
Walter Jennings Jupiter Aug %.
WaXahachie 257 r. Charleston Aug g.
W.ttland 1873 S Charleston Aug %
West Cusseta $50 san Francisco PM
Aug 49,
West Lashaway ga e by y Cape Henry
Aug "a.
West Lewark Cos NE Mona Pass PM
AUG %.
West Nivaria 24s W Columbia River PM
Aug 3d.
Wilhelmina 44s W san Francisco PM
Aug 2g
yalza 81 NE Cape Charles Aug 23.
Zacapa 2S6 T. Kingston Aug 80