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The New York herald., 1921-09-18

SIXTH OR
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

Mrs. Elsie Gray, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Griffin, left
this morning for her home in At
lanta, Georgia.
Il. Moore of Chiloquin is in town
on business.
d. NJ. Larkin OF San Francisco,
is In town on business.
Mrs. D. u. Andross, of the Andross-
Glover Style shop returned Thurs
day from a trip east, where she has
been doing spring buying.
Mrs. #. II. Olds and baby, and
Mrs. olds' mother left yesterday for
the south on a short vacation. Mrs.
olds will meet her husband In Sal
ramento.
r. b. Davis, Swan Lake mill man,
is a klamath Falls visitor.
F. b. Wilson, who has been Ill in
San Francisco hospital returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Nettie Ellis Of Chiloquin is
a klamath Falls visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Barnes were
Klamath Falls visitors yesterday
from their ranch on the Keno Road.
Mrs. Newell Of Bogus. California,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Tom Stan
ley.
Mrs. F. Hill Hunter accompanied
by her brother, S. A. Fulquartz, left
this morning for Los Angeles and
San Diego for a six weeks pleasure
trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. watkins, VIII,
have been in Eugene, are expected
home tonight.
Mrs. w. J. Morgan, Of 515 Kla
math avenue, who has been I'm Med
ford about three months. arrived
here last night with her three chill
dren. much improved In health, ant
will make her home here perman
emily.
After a visit of about ten day,
with friends in Portland, Goble ant
st. Helens, John Il. Walker Sr., re
turned last evening and remained In
the city over night on his way tc
his home at Algoma. He was In
the northern part of the state sun
day when the storm that brought
this section the big storm OF last
Monday was at its height, and wit
messed the rarity OF snow blanket
ing the city OF Portland in Febru'
ary. He was met here by his son
John Il. Walker, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Binns and
]. w. Jury, brother OF Mrs. Binns
left this morning for Los Angeles
California, where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Addie Walker left this morn
ing for Ashland where she will visit
until Sunday. evening.
Mrs. Rey Childers left this morn
ing for Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Smith left this
morning for Ashland to visit Mrs.
Smiths mother. They will visit
friends in Portland before return
ing home.
Mrs. A. Burg, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. o. s. Watt,
left this morning for her home In
Belmont. Nevada.
w. A. Delzell, postmaster, left
this morning on a short business
trip, TO Sacramento and other Call.
fornia points.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Butler OF
Langeli's Valley. left this morning
for Medford where they will make
their future home.
c. NJ. Kirkpatrick OF the Merrill
Mercantile company is in town on
business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18
Gallery of Jurists'
Pictures Is Moved

Pictures Of Judge Henry l.. Ben
son. Judge George Nolan, Judge
Hero X. Hanna, and II. w. Keezee,
which have been hanging In the dark,
musty circuit court room in the old
courthouse. have been transferred to
the court room in the Main street
courthouse, and the countenanee OF
each Of these old-time jurists seems
to wear a more pleased expression
since their removal. Efforts are be-
ing made to secure picture OF other
former judges and attorneys OF this
county, which will be hung upon the
walls Of the circuit court to keep
company with his four already there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18
MILLS ADDITION WILL
PUSH PAVING CAMPAIGN

Tho Improvement club OF Mills ad.
dition met Thursday evening. In tho
schoolhousc4 A committee. consist
Ing Of five OF tho property owners
OF Mills addition. was appointed in
tho interest Of getting East Main
and Wantland avenue paved.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

WANTED-Middle aged woman to
do house work and cooking for
family OF two or three, do washing
or can sent 1, out. Apply 402 Mich
igan Ave. 1920
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

WANTED-About four room house.
modern, on or close to pavement
must be bargain, will pay cash. Ad-.
dress Box X. II. Herald. 1Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

WANTED TO TRADE five pasen-
ger Overland car for beef cattle.
Phone 1S-F-13. 1871
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

wANTED-500 cords. 4-foot body
wood, either s. p. or Upper Lake
delivery. Saw Mill Engineering and
Construction Co. 1871
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

FOR sALE-Chiid's sled, cheap.
Phone 251-M. lss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

money on all goods. Cor. 9Th and
klamath. Dicks 4 Co. IS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18
NEW TODAY

FOR RENT-2-room apartment,
furnished for light housekeeping.
527 klamath Ave. Phone 461. 1Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

FOR sALE-Household goods. in
Guiding oak dining table and Az
minister rug, besides other furni-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18
ture. 1905 Oregon Ave. Phone Jaw.
IL
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Axminstcr rug. sx12. S45.
Heating stove. $3.50.
Oak dining table, si7.75.
Full size bed springs. 81.
Several small tables, 81.
.s-Day oak clock, 50.
Clothes wringer. So.
DOUGLAS a BRATTON
l27 N. 4th. Phone I9s-w
1919
DEPARTMENT STORE OPEN sale.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

FOR RENT-Heated room. Phone
144-W. Call 1917 High st. 1s-2Os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

DEPARTMENT STORE OPEN sale.
Saturday, 10 n. m. We save you
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-18

A Classified Ad will ssiI u.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
pATENT ATTORNEYS.


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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

OPERA seats wanted. two orchestra seats
for every Monday or alternate Monday
nights for the coming season GEO. 8.
COVER, 1876 Water ST., New York.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

GLADYS ROCK (nee Tiibury), address
where interview can be had, r 2170 Her
sld. Herald SQUARE
HARRY CAvANAUGH, age 80, please call
on. JOHN II. SCULLY, f40 William st., N.
y. G.. at your earliest convenience.
INFORMATION wanted ROSE LORCII;
disappeared January 1914. H. LORCH,
zoe Scfaffer ST., Brooklyn.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

A.-N,--TURNITURE wANrED-PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
MENTS. PIANOS, BOOKS, PAINTINGS,
BRIC-A-BRAC. &C. TOBIAS, 120 UNIvER-
SITY PLACE. STUYvESANT 1879.
ORIENTAL rugs. any condition. antique or
modern. bought for highest cash. 80 w.
48th. Bryant 51O1.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Most unusudI bargains ift used cars are
found IN the Automobile Exchange Of
The Herald. Turn 20 ft OW-Section
four.
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Eof -sIswoREFF., General wants position
o. mall FAINT, of cook. splendid iaun
dress and especially capable Of caring for
chiidren; has best references; city. Care
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTED to adopt boy, G or Z. years of
age good advantages and good home for
the right child must have no parents,
brothers or sisters and must have good par
entage: also must be fairly good looking and
have good disposition. Address Y $50
Herald, 10th st.
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NURSE. Infants. 20 take charge Of one
child. or chamberwork; private family:
good references. Please write or call begin
ming Sunday p. NJ, at 1913 w. 62d Apt 3
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SITUATIONS wANTEDAFEMALE.

GOvERNESS. educated. German, speaks
ntue English, just landed. wishes position
elst st.
oVERNlsSS-Pa rtslenne as visiting morn
ings only; gives also French lessons by
.ne me hour to children. ladies: first class
sslsEeness. Nile. Martin. 20a West 2lth.
G0NERNEsS (French) capable OF teaching
french, help with lessons, fine sewer.
wishes New York position: no music; wages
Sso: Z 2l1l Herald Herald 50.
SVy s,s, ERNEss. Swiss. speaking French. Eng
iish take full charge children over s;
long long city references. Write c.. 3s1 West
S0ta st.
GovERNEss, French, Visiting. wants after
panion IS yoS0g M0ski tske shiidren 9 out or com
Apt. 45. ,
eOVERNEss. nursery, English, desires posi-
ton mornings with children, or plain sew
Nsw YORK Phone one cSnai Mssis rs ! D0mniek st.
GovERNEss; high foreign education; Ger
man, French; Vienna State diploma of
music; best references. r 2io5 Herald. Her
| GoVERNEsS,. Trencl-swiss, wishes posi-
ZION can also teach knitting. croche ting
Inc eInoroidery; sewing. F. j., 4TtS Hudson
Boulevard. West New York. N. j.
GSSvEkNNEss. SvN visiting, excellent French,
ings reasonable terms NJ 1423 Herald, Har-
GoyERNEss, TEACHER, English school
rsraps, supJecvs, t!.ent French. Gersnan, music;
4l4 West f1s.h.
GOVERNESS, FRENCH
woman. wishes also as teacher or hours
II afternoons. Knows all kinds of handiworl:
reIerences. i. Regnault, l43 West 123d
GOV t'kNEsS. French. 10 years. experience.
wen educated, desires situation, preferably
~ couhtry. recommended by Mrs. NJ. Cohen,
ofoVERNESS, companion, to young lady mot
under t2) In first class hotel: music.
ffrench, exceptional English. 695 Herald,
GovERNEss. with sufficient authority ia
control unruiy youth one not averse IA
particulars: 759 Herald. $50 Bway.
G0yERNEss. visiting; French graduate;
fnshch. music drawing Mile. Monteron,
% 70. 09th. Efl
GovllRNESs. swlssr French. experienced
wishes position, Christian family. w 20f
GovEKNEss. visiting. French kindergar-
pianist SCHUYLER 629S.
! GONERNESs. nursery, visiting; refined girl !:
,Sl9 weekly; references. NJ 1456 Herald
Harlem. -,4 4....-
GovERNEss. French. visiting (morning) !;
extension 101.
COVERNESS. visiting, experienced teaching
French, deSires engagement: ladies' chill.
aren references. N 2l49 Herald, Herald 20.
| GOVEKNEss. well educated, experienced:
teacher Of music; excellent references.
20I6 Hereald, Herald SO.
GOVERNESS. experienced. teaching French
wants few more school children, afternoon
group. around 10th Marta, 2H4 w. seth St
GOVERNESS. French. reliable person, wishes
visiting or lesson. 1889 Madison av, school
GoyERNESS, French. companion, maid
references. III. L., 253 W. oath ST.
GRADUATE nurse (regIstered) will care FOR
patient in own home. 10 miles up State:
reteTenoes from New York and home town
physicians. Address 6sZ Herald, 10th st
HAIRDREssER; first class. w.shes few Gus
hair bobbed. treated. curied. NJ I41s Herald
Harlem.
HALF time work wanted by colored girl
May Silvan, 800 West G2d.
HOUSEHOLD MANAGER, refined, wide ex-
perisnce. best credentials, loves children
wants y,,nts fun charge. Care Kraemer. sos West
li1st st. Phone.
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HoUsEwoRK.

HOUSEWORK.
TWO ENGLfsH GENTLEwoMEN
WOULD TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE
Or SMALL APARTMENT FOR ONE
OR TWO PERSONS; RErERENCE5
EXCHANGED. r 2iG6 HERALD.
HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

of New York Herald"
for Sunday, October o; will pay 10 cents
each for limited number magazine and book
section Of above date. Address L. G. HUN
TER. Chilicothe. Ohio
CHARLES HAUGERos or any one knowing
his address, send same to NJ. HAUGEROS,
care Jarrett. $50 11th av.
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NURSE. Protestant. trained. desires posi-.
ton; English; city preferred; no agencies
H. 2lG1 Herald. Herald square.
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NURSERY GoVERNEss or MAID
Competent. experienced person to care for
TWO children, ages two and four; peasant,
comfortable home; city In winter, country In
summer: personRI references required Gail
Monday. between 80 and 3 80 Room 200
Chatham Hotel. Vanderbilt av and 4sth ST
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HOuSEkEEPER on country estate: lady
with good business and executive ability.
22e4 Herald. Herald So.
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NURSE-Competent. reliable Scotch wishes
position city family for small infant: has
highest references. Bessie NJ. Davidson, care
Mrs. Luf, All st. Anu's av Dronx
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
SITUATIONS wAWTED-FEMALE

AMERICAN woman wishes position with doc
tor, clean office answer phone and door.
|xshineender. 1915. ~. -.,-
AN experienced practicai woman Will care
for-invalid or conyaltsc4nt with light house,
hold duties. city or country: reference.
Phone, call or write Miss Smith, 1854 West
l15ti 81. Chelsea 5T3.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

NURSE. graduated, best references, colored
wishes care OF invalid: physicians engage
ments; does mass3ge would travel lit
West 196th ST. Audubon 905T.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

N-RSE-Engllsh n thoroughly competent, in
rant or child; take entire charge food: city
references Nurse. 165 East 102d st. Inquire
Mrs. Long
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

ROo<kEEPER, several years experience
desires position; absolutely reliable, nccul
! rate and businessiike; best references last
employer. q. Parsons. Ell Ciaremont av.,
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

NuRSE-Refined. competent, energetic mid
ule aged woman desires care one or two
children In country: best reference. Write
II. H. 140e st. Nicholas av.
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coarpANIoN-REFrNE AMERICAN
WISHES POSITION AS COMPANION
TO LADY. OR NURSERY GOV
DREN: Al REFERENCE; s75-$s5.
X 2i56 HERALD. HERALD So.
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1pGHA ~ - dEA An1u6u net be
have q good
Eidrfdge. 81
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NURSE, competent young woman, for in
fant, city or country, in Christian family
go East 5sth St. New York city. care OF
Conway. smN
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

general housevork In private family; also
good seamstress; references. Write B. F.
ei2 Franklin ay, Hesbrouck Heights. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Cleared

ssf Centennial State (Am>. Captain H A
SeaSnnniagham; : London; U S Mail Line
pSNN Columbia It}, Captain Ivancieh :
DSSeroVatk; Phelps Bros.
HUI stF . q Chantier (Am), Captain Petersen ;
1eii s ana Newcastle J II Winchester.
scr Fort Victoria (Brl. Captain Davis
hamilton; Furness, Witty e. Co
ps1s@ Cfewe Hail lBrl. Captain Johnson :;
NIaa.laaaeiphia; a.a Norton. Lilly & Co.
Mt Usage tAm), Captain GarIsoon: Cork !;
1aSose & Mccormack.
stS Yirgsnian (Am), Captain Greene
.'Sssiotk Kingsley & Co.
sasm, nm CITY OF Savannah (Am). Captain
~"ss1uns savannah; Ocean 8 S Co.
nesI Aorwalk SAmA Captain tCroweil; ;
''ssston; ssn; Eastern s s &c.
No...r. Nn.r huskegon (Am). Captain Middleton !;
sateihi Foreign TTapsport Corp.
Mser Bethelridge (A1n) Captain McGtnn
'Ssncnester s Walker & Daley.
~.SsLt maFaVal (Br1, Captain Mathrsson
4 scaoAo ~ 10 Perth Amboy; Furness, Witty
tiIIa str q Mary .tBrl. Captain Tescod; An
N''cs. Atlantic Fruit Co.
spoSeF suTailco (An1) Captain Podte: Nor
, q. states Marine and Commercial Co.
sesstf sSuterneo tAm(. Captain Storm; Nor
s1 states Marine and Commercial Co.
Nnrs.,, ouneiseo tAm), Captain Powell;
SsSth StSt States Marine and Commercial Co.
ps5ssso suportco {An), Captain Dargue;
"a casisifioFs; States Marine and COMMERCIAL
,o Str piaks (Rr). Captain Urquehart Bos
I'm. I'm 20 Liverpool and Glasgow; Norton.
70 sts psAd Aiede (Am3. Captain Morgan; Lisbon
~ Enllaaelphis: J w Eiweil
uen senr Gertrude Parsons (Br1 Captain
Wh,,nss: Walton via Perth Amboy; J f
cas cser Mexico fpan>, Captain Jorgenson;
SSAiase gen. East Asistic S S Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29

lot and the south basin with Tancar-
Vile, the maritime station of Toque-
VILE Is to be enlarged, and a new rail
way line on the right bank of the Seine
i5 to be laid between Havre and Rouen.
In order that the traffic may be ad-
ditionally eased several railway ferry
boats are to be put into service at
Reuen. An outer port and several new
locks are to be built at Dunkirk so as
to provide proper access to two new
floating docks. There is also to be a
canal between these floating docks and
the River Aas, where a naval repair
station is to be installed.
New construction at Marseilies in
cludes the Mirabeau Dock and the
Wilson Dock. 1t is also proposed to
widen and deepen the toilette basin, to
build another basin alongside. TO i'm
prove the Port de Buc, to deepen and
widen the canals connecting this sub
urb with Marseilles, and carry out
similar work on the Marseilles-Rhone
Canal
At Rouen four thousand meters OF
wharves are to be built, and there is
to be general improvement in the al
ready efficient cargo-handling equip
ment, including the erection of six
new coal elevators Six hundred
meters of new wharves are to be built
at Caen, where the canal will be
widened.
At Nantes the proposals comprise
the construction Of drydock and the
deepening of the river as far as Palm
b9uf, and at St. Nazaire the deepen
ing of the whole harbor and the con-
struction Of a floating dock and of six
hundred meters Of new wharves.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Buyers Arrived
Continued from page sevantean)
PHILADELPHIA


Fl. Frank: foor coverings, furniture;
Martinique.
M Frank 6, Co.; NJ: Frank, wooleu and
cotton piece goods. silks. satins, velvets;
Mendalrs; NJ Hlrsch, coats and suits;
J. Kaufman coats and suits; 81 w 26th at.
l. Jenor waists; BresIin.
j. McCIintock, millinery; Martinique
Gimbel Bros; c. H. Schaefers gloves;
II. Kamholz, furs, FUR coats; B'way and
L. Schwartz & Co.; L. Schwartz, dresses,
waists; Grand.
furnishings; Herald Square.
ST. LOUIS
Ely,Walker Dry Goods Co.; s.. A. Cab
man; hosiery; A S. Steedrnan, white goods;
stx. Baer 6. Fuller; L. Freund, NJ. b.
Joel L. McAllister, H Dunaway. organ
dies; L. Baer. porch dresses and waists;
STOCKTON, CALF.
Abraham Cohn, bags. etc; Breslin.
TOLEDO
Lion Dry Goods Co; A. C. Berk hosiery
and knit goods: % e. 2sth st.
The Lawson Bros. Co; S. D. yinnedge,
general rdse.; 22o 5th av.
j. NJ. Fredlauder. notions. jewelry;
Pennsylvania.
B. Weinberg, ready-to-wear; Pennsyl-
TULSA, OKLA.
The Hunt Co. d. Hunt, wonens wear
and dry goods; 1850 B'way.
WASHINGTON
Woodward & Lothrop f. e. Mack, white
goods, linens and donlestics; Mrs NJ. John
son, ladies' and childrens knit underwear
and hosiery. 334 4th
S. Kann Sons Co; P. F. Ftnnin, toilet
goods and notions; 432 4th av.
Palais Royal; F. c. Shields, Jobs colored
wash goods 220 5th Mr.. Weibel, jobs
gingham voile and organdie wash dresses.
basement Mr.. Werner. hosiery and gloves.
underwear, leather goods. silk umbrellas;
Mr. Shields piece goods Ben Leyise 81 w.
Goth st.
WILkEs-BARRE, PA.
Mclaughlin Bros; ". P. Mclaughlin,
representing; Herald Square
c. Caspers Sons; l. Casper dry goods;
c. Casper, merchandise manager; Penn
sylvania.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Smith -Zollinger Co; w. w. Van SAINT,
domestics, childrens wear and housefur-
nishing goods; W. 32d ST
WORCESTER, MASS.
Staymans g. Nj. -Stayman.. children s wear.
YOUNGsTOW'N.- pa 90
G. NJ. Mckelvey Co; Miss Mae B. Appel,
trimmings fancy braids, wells, veilings,
iaces eInbrotderies, ribbons; Miss Lena
Watkins, women's ready to wear; 1851
B'way.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
G. NJ. McKelvey CO. R. F. Barclay, up
hostery, draperies. floor coverings; O. D.
Sheets, dresses, coats, suits, waists. furs,
fur coats. children's wear; Miss L. Wat
kins ready to wear, 1861 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Germany Buys
Its Ships Back
From England
Hamburg American Line
Gets Only One of Ten
Boatspurchased Recently.
a6,431-Ton Cargo Carrier
Controversy Over Boats
Scheme TO Sell TO British
Nationals Only Dropped
By British Government

The British government is selling
back to Germany seized German vessels
which it recently advertised as for sale
10 British nationals only.
Confirmation has been received by
the representatives of the Hamburg
American Line here of the cabled re-
pert, exclusively printed in The Tribune,
that ten ex-German vessels had been
sold back to Germany by the British.
Only one of these ships, however, is
stated to have been purchased for the
account of the Hamburg American Line,
the others going to different German
companies. The Hamburg lines pur-
chase is the cargo steamer Hsbsburg,
Of e,4S7 tons gross, built in 1906.
Only Small Ships Sold
The identity of the other vessels sold
has not been established, but it is be-
neved that all of them are small cargo
vessels and that Great Britain still re-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29

Mlller sBr1, London via Hamburg; Merri
mack. ~, savsnnah and Jackaonvslle
foHT EAbS, La tuns 2s--Arr.ved. strs
GGufspiein tDD, Bilbao. comus, New York
T.,l !. uue oii Fort Arthur; Ellis (Norl, Tela
fiagens fIig y Thayer. Tampico; Georgia
~, ~, Baltlmore; Gansfiord (Nor), Port
n1arIios; Noddle Island, THmptco; Nola
MeSiGo ~ FeetalSir Antwerp Pieides (Brl'
monl'e is; Fol1ana tNor(, Southampton; vii.
ssi,ad ssai' ''em O., =. ,TIsmpieo Yuma, Fronters.
sial fridge, Constantlnople; Farnsworth
iIampqrF, Jalisco Mex. Tampoo Mana
zee Galveston Sevrie CRY, Antwerp.
f.erona (Norl. Tela, West Norranus, Rot!
PORTLAND. Me. June 2s-saied: sohr
Jessie q Noyes, Tampa, Fla
PORT TAMPA, June 2s-sai,sa. st-
Margaret. Philadelphia
=. SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 2T-Arrived.
Strs Louis Lucltenbach. Phiiadeiphia
West Caddoa. Barcelona F'A"
SAVANNAH. June es--Arrived: strs
aat,ndre aanlnnd eogp'y g,, Havana Henry Groves
New York " --o "''
TAMPA. June ss-Arrived Str Cook
New York; .schr Fannie and Fay. Nueyitas 5
Neches, Tex u
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Maritime Miscellany

CHICAGO. June 23-The branch HYDRO
graphic office is informed that the break
water construction gas buoy oppx xlte
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta ion,
regarding which a preliminary notice
has been issued. now in place. showing
a hxed red light visible about five miles.
The bearing given by the public works
officer is: North S5 degrees 16 minutes
80 seconds. east a distance OF 2,O07 feet
from point of the northeast wing of the
present harbor at Naval Training Station.
Great Lakes, Illinois,"
LONDON. June 23--Str Canastota, sgd
ney N w, for New York is five days
overdue at Wellington, g.
June 26-British Carventum Spezia
for Philadelphia. put into Gibraltar yester-
day TO make repairs to condensers and
pumps and proceeded to-day.
June 26-Shipping Board str Sawokla,