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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
typo Of head gear. Mim poa.

type OF head gear, Mim Don.
n pattern from some brown wr,i.
ping paper Seeking a novel eject
In material, she ripped mp AZ old
leather sofa cushion and covered
tho tam with tho sof, suede-llke
material A mat. narrow black.
silk ribbon and bow romplnted tho
creation.
Next morning Priscilla appeared
on tho studio "sct" wearing her
original tam Extra girls, iaad-
Ing woman. rivni atare. wardrobe
mistresses--all the feminine con-
tingont OF Universal City--woro
enthusiastic about tho hat and
begged Miss Dean TO tell them her
nillinor'B address.
I've always wanted TO wear a
tam, but never could AFFORD IT,"
conAded ono OF the Century Bath
ing Girls Please tell me where
you bought yours. Miss Dean "
DO You really like ~" Misc
Dean asked II made II mysslf
with my own clever little 'mits,
she added with smile
Among tho many visitors 10
Universal City that day was
wel'-known millinery manufac-
tnrcr Overbearing the excited
conversation. he approached Miss
Dean and asked permission TO
copy the model and name II after
her Flattered by hIs offer Miss
Dean, after some hesitation. con
scented
All Miss Deans fans" and fol.
lowers soon appeared wearing
their favorite's tam Lean girls.
stout girls, blends. brnnetts.
ehop-girls and society matrons, all
wore tho tam The surprising part
OF the story ia that u; became all
OF them. regardless OF face. form.
features or colorins
We'll. /" Miss Dean ph,lopo-
phized, "if oil else taiia, ri DO
able TO keep the wolf from the
door by means of my trusty
needle and scissors"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
BLAME 1T ON THE TIRE"

He didn't pump it full enough,
though all the Air is free;
He left it soft and spongy like and
scooted on with glee;
He skidded and he gridded and
whopped through dust and
mire,
And when it burst
He cursed and cursed,
And blamed it on the tire.
He dDove it on the street car
tracks with confidence superb
He scraped it on the lamp posts
and he scraped it on the curb
He slammed it and he jammed it
any way he might desire,
And when it popped,
Right out he hoped,
And blamed it on the tire.
lie cut it on some broken glass,
but said it didn't hurt;
He kept right on through sand
and mud, and filled the cut
with dirt,
When up it blew
He blew up, too,
And blamed it on the tire.
He put on chains that ground and
chewed and gouged into the
tread,
He knew his wheels were out of
line, "But what Of thatY" he
said.
He wbizzed along and zizzed
along, he picked up nails and
wire,
And when it banged
His fist he whanged,
And blamed it on the tire.
Who is this MANI Go ask the boys
who meet him every day.
Go ask the boys who have to hear
the things he has to say.
He bores in and he roarS in with
words Of angy fire,
Though he's to blame,
It's all the same
He blameS it on the tire.
Wilbur D. Nesbit.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
Priscilla Dean Originates
Novel Tam -Shanter
Bearing Her Name

Although known as portrayer
OF crook roles, PRISCILLA Dean,
Universal Star, has always been
thoroughly domestic and an adept
al needle-work Miss Deans tai.
cuts also includes designing, both
clothes and millinery
n her current release. Outside
tue Law" Miss Dean was called
npon to portray female thief,
noted for her taste In bats. NOV,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25

Economy is all very well, but
Mrs. Simpkins had got it badly.
Her latest idea was to assemble
her eight children-yes, she had
eight, ranging from two to eleven
and asked them sweetly:
Now, who II have penny and
go to bed without support"
And naturally most of the
youngsters would accept the offer
eagerly.
Then, it the morning, with her
bright and CHEEKY smile she would
gather them round the table and
ask blithely:
Now, who'll give mamma a
penny for a nice breakfast9'
-Patronize our advertisers first.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25

ing IN tho highest society c,relea
Her costume decided upon, she
looked In vain for q hat Of that
certain style and dash required
by her role AfterAoons spent
among the Los Angeles millinery
Embellishments were disappoint-
ihg--among all the models seen,
not one had the chic effect desired
by Misa Dean,
Discouraged by her fruitless
search. Miss Dean returned home.
Finally inspiration came why
not design and make q hat my
self" thought Miss Dean.
Deciding upon tan -o-ehanter
a. the most stylish and dashinR
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

Byron A.: Kampen ON Atlanta.
Indhold: Rocky Face Ridge - Ana
Ike Greek - Gap ~ Resaca - ct
Stag, som aldrig blew kjRmpet -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13
0iftoreu iuaate ben.

9iftoreu iu1aste ben, v&ele min
5amilie, mig ie1u inobefottet, pat
olporlig angrebet at Sen ipanife SSn.
f%luen5a", itriber ST.. gilbert g. @e.
oerien fra Mbbep Sa1f., rr1e11 Dr
Heters &urtfo ipeffe6e Spmpton1er:
ne og bialp til. burti9t at oberpinof
Spg6ommen. &or Doftor fmagtt
paa &l1rifo og iag6e, at BEN iiffer1
bar en- eoo Me1icin, og at SEN in:
6ebol6t Ben rette @logs nrter"
6remitillet at rene l1rteiafter ia,
oenne @e6icin bebiit fine 6ortrin,
bbor arr6re Me6ici11er bar Taae1
fell. @elp rettenfel16e> 2eger bol
in6rdmmet 6ens fortrinlige @gen.
ifuber. Sen Tan lite faas pao Mpo:
tefer, ipeetelle Mgenter leberer ser
6irefte til Soft. @frip efter ser
interesiante STORYTELLING ont Sens
Spoagelie til .:!&eter SabrneD &
Cons 60, 25O1 @aibingto1t 8lpo..
Gbicogo, oen ien6es frit paa Slit.
mooning. advertisement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13
Meuneifene ipaar, Sub raa'r.

8lan6t set norife Sprogs iterfe
bel betegnen6e 0r6iprog timber hi
11oppe 1toget me6 mere pi6tomfat
ten6e 8etp6ning ems bette:
"Wfenneifet .fpaar, @u6 raa'r."
Set piier os en- Sggen efter &an1
lom @etingelie for at funne faa Ell
&larbe6 ober bore Gpaa6omme.
Gn Ssgen efter 5oritaaelie al
.Eilperelien. On Sggen efter> Ben.
ne bettnget al CUBS Merbeb finder
ri, tror leg, Dos ale Nte,neifer
.ioetminoite til fine Ei6er. .
Set er oeiaa en- 6oruoietning
ION ollie boloer paa, at SUB ia,
en-. 8la1 meo fit l1nipers. M1r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

#A 'HFA ea.s '-O --NF-
iaa mango an6re. ct pi1t 8laD,
bpiS rp6e Some baieoe bgielt / spio-
ie1 for ~6o1fetoget" til Mm%alienborg
bine b%ersmmelige @aaifeoage, og
:ps Mrftgt altih / ausie:>:e Be-
togetbe6 bor itirret mob Spo, iaa
enoog BELT, Ri intet 5lespig babe
facet. Mfen 6erfor bleb oglaa Mn=
fer Strictly ippttet uo al g. SUI
lano og Sable biit @%interbeien peo
&algene 1920. @noelig bor Danmorf
enonu Digtere >meo Georelan6siin6
% - me6 @nn1pr.
~9et lDoer iom ct @pentpr,
ct Sagn fra gan1le Gage:
On rppet 9atter opht begrpot
CT fommen frellt tilboge."
Oct bleb Hroiailten @enr1f Bpn=
toppioan> Ser. / 6enne enfle lfe1lne
Sarg ifltloe rtotrDffe iom / cen
Gum Set Sanife Solfs @%te1naing
oe Gage og tage Donmarf ONT
@iertet.
NSpl u9 Spijap.
.Sg 8prge Sso1sie,1, Digteren mes
Spoens Sl6 / &iertet og / Yenncn,
Noroboel1s &un1pr / Eiefrogen for
maar ello1u at male MppellinerS
@11lo, @o1fens 81aarel1 og Mppenniz
11er11es 9is me6 famine S,1tenlitet
iom / fin Sis / ~Spanife, Motter",-
faor eaoogiaa Staliens Col til at
faite '@treif in6 ODER 5ribapnens
Spiiap % "oen 6effe6e &eis" 9@lte
= Mpropos &ebenbobn - @egn>
peir @pren &irfeeoaro. 6inoes ser
noget mere be6rgpeligt ems &pber-
bapn-i &tnterregn! Ct set / @r,1r.
SEN iaa %unoerligt, ON oen iofrdt;<
ife 6%iloiofi, Ser UNDER @refenIar6s
Sol bab6e ct Sten al 2une blep
til &irfegaar6if @esiimisme oe So
roplp / ct regn6rpppenoe> iolforl1 ot
&eC;nbc, H..
Mlle priier 0anmarf.
Donmarf bar bol9t 6e1; be6lte
9el, at bore. Sen 1leo ollie % lpcl,
n1eo ingen r6e11 at foloes @oltro,1.
Gngelife Stnoenter refer BERTH for
at gpmnaiticere, @iene,bprn for at
ipiie. .Trcnife og italienifc @oloa=
Ter fcires / &%pbenbabn al &o1ge %
&tgsoog. ~Denmorf is lobelp"
flyer England. rDos. icbpn1e Daae=
mart. ipnger @ten. rGppipa Do=
nimarca> AMIGO mio", bilier StoIi=
en. - Sg ielb Epiflano ienfer Sa=
men for SEN oar1ife @aitfribeo.
Tre1ntibem.
St europa beo at 90, ipprger
Nnotole 6rance. europa ~bQr be-
goaet Selbmoro, flyer @eorg 8ra11=
6es. ga, ri be6 &iger fpr bor ifn6t
up, fl1lmineret og CT 6erefter gaoet
til '@ru11oe; men ct europa, Ser
bor oberlebet Gentenb1rgermalo %
Ceres Sc Ia 6rontera, Set bpi0e
@irg, &reoipeaarsfrigen og Woter~
10 ton maoffc bog ogiaa 6enne
Gang reiie fig paonp iom 6usl
@bsnir al Mifen - be6 Morne.
Sfuloe oct tie, at &iitorien get,=
tager fig ielp, og Gpropas @olle
uoiptlles, 90 tan ben6e om tulinoe
@ar, &egemobiet flpttes til 6enne
Side al &tlanten % - utah bliper
&ulturens @able; mem bboo --
napres nous lie 6eluge" - efter %
@pn6flooen.
T. Gre6e Mielien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

@er6. % MaprS og aoresie paa
Beru1er og Befie,1ote, Tom lite boloer
Blaoet, % ri ftaI fenoe Dem ct frtt
Hr6perulnler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

Peat, Harold r.: Private. Peat.
Faa Boyer har havt saa rivende
Afs&tning paa Diet amerikanske
Bogmarked som Harold r. Peats
Gvfulde .Skildring af Krigen paa
V~estfronten.
Heftet To
1ndb. Fl M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

Cobb, Irwin S.: Ope%rationsprat. IT,
vim $. Cobb, en- af de stgrste mule
vende Humorister i Amerika, har
her givet en- Fremstilling' af patien-
ten, Doktorerne, Hospitalet etc..
og L;eseren kan like bare drage
paa S~milebaandet, men maa storle.
Indbunden n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

Bronson Howard, George: Guds Mand.
Roman. Den er en- vidunderlig
Fremstilling af Forretningslivet og
Forbryderlivet i America. 598 ST.
der. Heftet LOO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

Petersen Wilhelm: Fra Bj6rkeskog OF
Granholt. Illustreret. Forfatteren
siger: En- Hilsen fra Norge og Diet
norske Folk hinsides Havet til Diet
norske Folk borrower. Heftet.... go
Iudbunden 100
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

O~eHEorentn8.
9anmarf bar lite blot flarct
arieens ScplIa % 8olibepismens5
GarDlbois, men .en6og facet lit
2anoomraaoe forget. Danmart
bar itaaet' / @enforeningens Eegl
meb &irfefloffeflang fra sfagen og
naiten til. Glensborg % ben buroe
pfit babe lpot / .SlenSborg meo.
Den aloer Generation greb Of @Ie,
De % Of Sorg paa @enfore.
r1ingsopgen. 5or Dem, Ser oplepeoe
1864 bleb benne biitoriife Sag no.
get at en- Smerte. Ser git Siem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-13

Schartz, Fru Marie: Uskyld OF Brd-
de. Samfunds-Roman. "Uskyld or
BrSde" er en- at den begavede sven
k FOrfatterinde Fru /. Marie
Schwartz's bedste Fortsellinger.
Indb. 1925
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

Espcranza (Am), Captain Avery !;
..avana and Progresso; N. Y. and Cuba
Mall S Co.
tan: Port Lobos: Robert L Hague.
Str Leopoldina Fr). Captain Anic:
Havre; French Line.
Str Sagua (Am). Captain Port; San
Juan and Ponce: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Walter Jennings (Am>. Captain
Healy; Port Lobos; Robert L Hague.
Hamburg and Bremen via Baltimore; ;
American Metals & Transport Co.
Str Vestalia (Br), Captain Boyd; Naples
and Genoa: Kinsley 8 Lines Inc.
Str Walter Munson (Aml. Captain
Nisen; Matanzas. Cardenas and Caibarien !;
Munson Line.
Str Bergenstjord tNor). Captain Bull:
stavanger, Bergen and Chrstiania: Nor
wegian American Line.
Str Sonpvaar tNor), Captain Naesa; Par
namhuc and Rio de Janeiro 8 o Stray
Corp
Str Ds.aware tAm>. Captain Robinson !;
Boston; Eastern S S GO.
Str Hamilton (Am), Captain Nelson:
Norfolk; Old Dominion Transport co.
Str Q n Waring (Am). Captain Nahcr:
Baton Rouge; Robert l. Hague
Str Texan (Am). Captain Kiiliinan; San
Pedro and San Francisco via Panama
Canal; United American Lines.
Str Polarine <Am). Captain williams;
Str Masiia tswed). Captain Lithman;
Tampico; Moore & Mccormick
:. Str Europa QtaN, Captain Minesli; !;
Naples and Genoa via Boston; italia
America. Inc.
w;,H,. Sch Eyel1ns E In ,.~ wnkls v1, Snr2, Captain
sdh Rose s Anna psteaS wnsnsy ans,
comeau; Belliveaus Cove, n s.: J r Whit
ney g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

the seven-mile run between Cortlandt
Street and st. George.
At the Offices of Grover Whalen.
Commissioner Of Plant and Structures
yesterday, 1t was said that the plans
probably will be finished in three
weeks, when bids will be asked for
opening about December |, The boats
are to be completed and ready for
operation in May. when the new serv-
ice will be started. The bids must be
approved by the Board of Estimate
before the contracts are placed
The city has an appropriation of ST.
100000 for the construction of the
bonts. At the time this fund was pro-
vided costs were considerably higher
than at present, and it was intended to
huild only two boa,e. Commissioner
Whalcn now believes that 1t will be
possible to provide three, at cost of
approximately $450.000 each.
The specifications for the electric
drive are awaited with considerable
interest by the shipyards, not only
because of the prospect for obtaining
the contracts, but also because of the
adoption by the city Of this form of
motive power. Success for these boats.
it is anticipated. will revolutionize the
nolicy of the city and will mean fur
ther use of the electric drive on fu-
ture ships
1t is expected that there will be keen
competition for the contracts. New
business is earerly sought bv the ship
building companies durfng the existing
de~reseinn. -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

vcra Cruz: Bcukelsdijk (Du). Rotterdam
via Baltimore Herbert I. Pratt, Port
Lohoa' G-stova-olsn tswea>. Ba'ti~,ore.
PO1rARTHTfR. oct 2n--Arrived Strs For
Eis nv, Liverpool: Deinhinula fBr) Halifax
Gulf Coas,, Philadelphia; Solitaire, Charles
too. A.aiidNng.r tNor), Rotterdam: TeXaco
1'r '-~crviiio' rihertv Minnuas, Tampico;
J Gordon, New York. Sailed Strs Valie
tNor, Norfolk: Cardonia, Galveston; Acme
Havre: Reaper. Tempco; Aladdin. bos-
ton; War Sirdr fBrN Novonpor. 'N..'v
Bell. New Orleans; District OF Columbis'
PORT EADs. la. Oct 2o-Arrivcd Str.
Amstldijk (Dt) Vera Cruz: Burgondier
(Br). Antwerp; Coahuila Mex. Progreso
Garbaldi Havana: Jamaica tNic),, Fort
Barrios: Lake Fisher. Vera Cruz: Nocca-
lula. London Rajah, Progreso:, Rosenneld
Stavangarcn (Nor). Frontera Tomia hpa
Sailed: Strs Bradenhom tswed), Swedish
ports; Chattanooga City, Shanghai; ;omus
New York: Heredia. Bocas del Toro
Mendocino (Nor), Tampico; Quimstan
(Hond). Tela: Tegucigalpa (Hond). Ceiba
Yuri Maru tJap). Yokohe ma.
PORTLAND, Me. Oct. 2o.--Arrived: Str
Matoa, Norfolk. Sailed: Str Jonancy, Nor
FORT TAMPA. Oct 2o-zsailed: Str.
Trinidadian. TaInplco; l. Russell. Port
SAVANNAH, Oct ao--Arrlved; Str,
Cretan, Jacksonville (and sailed Belti-
more>: Merrimack, Philadelphia and
st Louis. New York; City of Columbus
Boston.
TAMPA. Fla, Oct 20-sailed: Str
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

the city yesterday, refueed to comment
on the plans Of the beard for reduc-
tien, but It Is understood that The com
nlittee will seek a cut OF not less than
20 per cent, corresponding to tho de-
crease In the wages which the steve
doring firms are paying their em-
ployecs.
The Shipping Board operating COM
panies contract with the stevedoring
concerns for the loading and unloading
OF shipments, and to this extent have
the work performed onsa different basis
from that in effect with private COM
pan es, which in most Instances employ
stevedores directly. 1t was explained
Yesterday that while this matter Is
left to the individual steamship COM
panies handling government vessels
the board retains general supervision
of the contracts.
1t is understood that Che Shipping
board expects to make its greatest
saving through the elimination of over
time work, and that this will be coupled
with reduction in the basic rate Of
pay. The stevedoring firms, 1t was
said, have put into effect q cut of ap-
prox mately % per cent in wages. The
Board will seek Co get similar de-
crease,
The conferences are expected to last
through to-day and Saturday. officials
of the board are understood to be hope
full that an agreement will be reached
by the end Of the week.
There are about one hundred steve
doring firms in New York, which in
prosperous times employ about forty
thousand men. Under present CON
diSions It Is said that probably not
more than ten thousand men are work.
ipC
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
American Ports

q s:.h:s e.:
sttsr na saisa sfi s,rs TX
folk: Walter. 3. Noyes. Newport News
SILrIMoRn. Oct soaArriysa: strs
Aztec sNorj.. Tsmpico; Ra,fnEu Mara Mar
folk. boston. sailed: strs Phaiiron tGk,,
Port Maria; 'vistuiia tDanl. Port Loboa;
Norfolk and Philadelphia; Memphis city.
London and Glasgow via New Orleans;
Nswaen sMar) MoTfok and
Hampton Roads; lewis Thurlow,
Hampton Roads.
. cHARLEsToN 8 c, Oct eo----Arr,vsd:
West Norranua. Hamburg: Cotopaxi.
GALVESTON, Oct. 2o.-Arrived: strs
Giadysbe, Tampico: Baton Rouge. Havana; !;
Cardonia, Port Arthur. Sailed: Strs Monte
santo s.a1 {ltal,, Italian ports; z o,Neiil
Marne. Orange; vincenxc Florio (Ital>. Ital-
ian ports; Monte Vans, Havre.
HAVANA. Oct 20 - Sailed: Strs Toloa
tBr). from Cristobal and Port Linon, New
York
JACKSONVILLE. Oct 2o--saned: Str
Comanohe, New York.
Galveston; 'vttoria (Br}. liverpool; achr
Nellie Cartagena. Sailed: Strs Winnefred,
Port Arthur; Copsn IHond). TeIa; Van
Preston, Cuba.
MoNTREAL., Oct. 2o.-Arrived: strs
Boutwell, tBr), Avonmouth; Canadian Run
ncr tBro London; William Blumer <Nor).
snnderiana; s,l Jacob Christensen tNor5.
Strs Fanad Head (Brl. Rotterdam; Boiling
broke tBrl. london.
NEWPORT NEWS. Oct 2o--Arrived:
strs 0roana (BT). yalparaiao; sirio Nt).
Norfolk. Sailed: Str Berwindvale <Br).
srs NoHT1 sa 2si sAs5vea raasY s
tBr). New Orleans; 2oth. Orcana (Br).
Valparaiso: Wtlsolo. Baitimore West
meath meat, tsr), London; Gloucester. New
Paix {Br),. Port Arthur: Coelleda. Balti-
more: T'yrderic (Brl. Cristobal; Monmouth.
Avcnmouth. Sailed. 18th: Schr Ella p
Thurlow. New ENGLAND strs Grecian. New
Epgland yone, Matu (Jap}. Hull; Boring
ton Court orr. Hasre; Nyland (Br). Bre-
CRY. Bremen; westhaven. West Coast Via
Philadelphia; goth, Msxicano (Nor), Goth
ersourg; Ecuador. West Coast via Havana
nyrule tBr,. Tamplco: Settler tBr),
Brazilier sBr>s Antwerp,
=, PENsAcoLA., Oct. 2o.-Arrived: strs
(4sr), st. John. Antigua.
PHlLADEIsPHlA, Oct 20--Arrived: Strs
Korssjord lNorl, Media Luna; ossinske.
New York; West Haven New York
Bayonne. New York: Persian. Jacksonviile
and Savannah; City of Agra (Br). New
York. Sailed: Rattleship Illinois New
York; strs Atlantic Sun. Port Lo.
bos; Lsvant Arrow. Beaumont; Panuoo,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Arrived Yesterday

Str Eiger tNor), Port Spain Sept cs. Ia
duayra Oct J. Porto Ca6ello 2, Curacso n,ssa =
Line. with mdse; Pier 8, Empire Stores,
Brooklyn.
% and Lisbon DC. 4; to the IsthInian
steamship Lines. with mdse; ft OF Goth st.
Brooklyn.
Str Occidental. Lobos Oct II: TO the Texas
Co. with crude oil: Texas Co Docks, Bergen
Str Lake Faeyan, Ntguero Oct II; to the
with mdse; Pier IT. Bklyn.
str General Church tBr), cardir Oct o;
70 Louis Dreyfus Gin hallast>: Erie Elevator
Slip. Jersey City, J.
Str Prusa. Calcutta July "a. Norfolk Oct
IL and Philadelphia 10: to Moore Nc
Cormick with mdse IT OF 18th st, e r.
Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville and Charles
son: to the clyde Steamship Co. with pas-
sengera and mdse; Pier 81. N r.
TO the Furness Bermuda Line with 2a3
passengers. mails and nndse: Pier 95 N r.
Str Millnooket Boca 1, Grands; n ,,to to A. H.
str santa Marta. cartagsna Oct q. Porte
C9lombs oes 3 Santa Marta i1rs 6 Oct Ar. IL and nc
with 81 pass. mails and mdse: Pier I6 r.
Str Commodore Rollins .tNor), Port An
tonic oct I'd IT, 10 the as Co.
Str Chas Pratt Lobos Oct IL; to Robert
l. Hague, with crude oil; anchored off
Str Great Fails, Kingston; to the Clyde
8 Co. with mdse; anchored In Quaran-
Str Polarine, Baton Rouge Oct a. 70
Robert L Hague, with oil; Pier 4. Bayonne.
Str West catanace. Seattle Sept IL. Ev-
erett Sept 2s, Cristtbal Oct II: TO Elder
Steel S Corp, with mdse; IT OF 65th st.
schr Cecil p Stewart. Brunswick. Ca
Oct 10; to J. A. Elliott & Co. with rndse:
Pier az. West Shire r r. Weehawken, ~ J.
Str Gloria De Larrinaga (Br), Leghorn
Sept 27. Norfolk Oct IS; 70 Eurness.
Witty & Co, with mdse; Pier 80. B'klyn.
Str Hesperos fNor), Clyde Sept "a. Nor
folk Oct ls; to Peirce Bros with rndse:
Pier As. Bklyn.
u S Newport, returned from sea: 70
State Nautical School anchored off
Tompkinsvi'le. I.
Str Ri Isleo. New Orleans; to Southern
Pacific Co. with mdee.
Ctr Fort Gains (Nor). Baracoa.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Sailed Yesterday

strs x. I. Luckenbach (Am), San Fran
Norfolk, Galveston, Yokohama and Kobe:
General Fl f Hodges (Am). Port au Prince,
9xmy Norfolk T Asche (Asn). aaiveso
ten; Skagern (Sw). Portland; Apache
{Am), Charleston and Jacksonville; Espe-
cruz; Pencisely (Br). Philadelphia, Kala-
n.ata and Patras; Mirafores (Br). Santi-
ago. Guantanamo and Manopla: City OF
tFr). Havre; William G Warden tAml.
Port Lobos; Prima (Br), st Thomas. ST
Croix, st kits and Barbados: Hamilton
(Am). Norfolk Dorothy {Am), Monte
Cristi and Puerta Plata; Songvaar (Nor),
Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro; Walter d.
Munson, Matanzas and Cardenas; Sagua,
San Juan; Texan. San Francisco.
US S Newport, Mason. Graham. Senmes.
Dahlgren. Goldsborough. Satterlee. Crown
inshield Blakeley, William Preston,
barney. Bernadou and Preble sea.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Majestic viii Sail
For New York in April
Worlds Largest Ship Is Now
Being Completed by Ger
mans at Hamburg

Announcement was made yesterday
that the 56,00o-ton Majestic. the worlds
largest ship, is scheduled to leave
Southampton for New York April on
her first voyage across the Atlantic
Her first sailing from New York is
fixed for April is.
The Majestic is now at Hamburg, in
the hands of her German builders. It
is expected that she will be delivered
by them to the Reparations Commission
and by the commission to the White
Star Line in about three months. The
Quitting of the ship will be done at
southampton.
Another big German ship, the CO.
lumbus, $4,000 tons, now known as the
Homeric, is practically finished at Dan
zig, and it was announced yesterday
that she is scheduled to leave South
ampton in the White Star Lines service
February % for her first voyage to
New York. The Homeric will ply or
the New York Southampton route Ti,r
the Majestic and the Olympic.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Middle West Asks Jones
Ship Bill Enforcement
Cinc;nnaiian Tells Harding Peo.
pic i'm His Section Are for
II. 6. Me-chan. Marine
IRON, The 7'rfbune's Washington Durc

From The Trfbune's Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The Middle
West wants 100 per cent American
merchant marine, Malcolm Stewart, of
Cincinnati, told the President to-day
speaking for the Middle West Merchant
Marine Committee.
Mr.. Stewart. as chairman of the or
ganization, said that she people Of the
Middle West are convinced that q
strict enforcement Of the Jones bin
will enable American ships to compete
successfully with foreign ships. I'm
mediate enforcement of section ga, as
applied to indirect commerce, was rec
commended also.
The President in his reply told Of
his qualification that the people
throughout the Middle West are alive
to the necessity of this country pos
sessing merchant marine.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Three New City
Ferries to Have
Electric Drive
N. Y. Preparing Plans for
Vessels to Cost $780,
600; Will Open Staten ISL
and Service About May

Plans are now nearing completion
for the construction of three ferry
boats by New York which, for the first
time in the history of the city, will use
the electric drive. The vessels will
start a new ferry service between
Cortlandt Street and St. George, s. l.
The ships will be equipped with
turbo-generators, with the direct drive
of about $500 horsepower. The speci-
fcations are under preparation by M
G. Kindlund and Charles T. Perry, cleo
trical engineers. The boats will be 23O
feet in length and 60 feet over all in
width. They will have capacity OF
fifty vehicles on the lower decks and
1900 passengers. Sailings will be main
tanned at thirtv-minute intervals on