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BRITISH TROOPS LEAVE ENGLAND
 FOR SILESIA

LONDON, May 2S.- Four battalions of British soldiers will leave immediately for Upper Silisia, it was an, nounced today. Two columns of Germans are now attack ings the Poles in Cross steins forest in Upper Sil- isia, say dispatches.
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BLESSINGS PEACE
 NOW ENJOYED
 RESULT VICTORY

Washing ton,D.C. May 30. - President Coolidge in a Memorial Day address to the American peoplee says: Memorial Day has been set apart that all the people may think on the blessings of peace as a rsult of their righteous victory.
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ALBERS CASE ESPIONAGE ACT
 IN LIME LIGHT

Washing on,D.C. May 3O.- The Oregon bar association has asked the supreme court for permission to appear be- fore it to reopen the case ot Henry Albers, the Pacific coast miller who was convlc- ted of violating the espion- age act.
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TOMMY MILTON WINS
 AUTO HANDICAP

Indianapolis, May 31. - Tommy Milton, driving an American car won the 500 mile automobile race. Rosco Seareles came in second just three minutes behind, his time being 5 hours and 34 minutes.
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SPOKANE SAILS
 SUNDAY MORNING FOR ALASKA

SEATTLE, May 3C.- The steamship Spokane got away for southeastern Alaska on Saturday evening This dem onstartes, say dispatches the backbone of !t,le ernarine strike is broken as regards Alnska service.
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ALAMEDA PUTS BACK TO SEATTLE
 ENGINE TROUBLE

SEATTLE, May 30.- The steamship Alameda returned to port Sunday evening on account of trouble with her machinery. She was schedul- ed to sail at nine o'clock on Saturday night but she did not get away until Sunday morning and had only pro- ceeded about twenty-five or more miles when she had to put back for repairs which are progressing slowly. She may get away tonight.
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PLANE CRASHES
 ON GRAND STAND

Milwauke, May 31.- An airplane crashed into the box seats at the state fair here today, killing one and injur- ing thirteen.
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HARDING SELLS HIS
 HOME TO LAWYER

WASHINGTON, May 31. - President Harding sold his Washington home this morning for $65,0O0 to F. Kramer of San Francisco.
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HEROIC AIRMAN ALTHO INJURED
 IS GAME BIRD

Washing ton,D.C. May 90.- Rickenbacker, in spite of in- iuries received in a fall ar rived here last night com- pleting twenty-six hours fly ing time
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SIMS
 RECEIVES DEGREE

LONDON, May 31. -Ad- miral Sims is in England to- day to receive a degree from Cambridge. He was the lun- 'cheon guest of the Prince of Wales
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GERMANY MAKES FIRST PAYMENT
 ON WAR DEBT

BERLIN, May 3O.- Ger many has completed her first payment of war repar- ations. Twenty treasury bonds are today enroute to Paris representing $780, 900 gold marks.
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PAYMENT IS MADE
 BY GERMANY

PARIS, May 31.-Courier arrived this morning from Berlin with bonds for eight hundred and fifty million gold marks for the repara- ton commission.
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FREIGHT CHARGES N
 UNREASONABLE

WASHINGTON, May 31. The United States Shipping Board rendered a decision that freight charges on all pulp from Alaska are un- reasonable.
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FILM ACTOR IS
 DROWNED IN LAKE

SEATTLE, May 31. J. A. Clark, a film actor, was drowned todac in Green Lake while playing the part of the rescuing hero in mo tion picture production.
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WASHINGTON, D. G. Harding announced hopes of being able to complete the personal shipping board to- morrow.
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SYLVIA'S PLACE will be open for business at the old place tonight. The soda foun- tain has been again placed in shape and ice cream and can dy will also be handled.
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PARIS CELEBRATES
 MEMORIAL DAY

PARIS, May 31.- France joined with America in two days observance of Memori- al Day.
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GENERAL PORTER
 DIES IN NEW YORK

New York, May 31-Gen- eral Horace Porter died here today.
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BABE RUTH MAKES
 FIFTEENTH HOMER

WASHINGTON, June l. Babe Ruth made his 18th home run of the season yes terday afternoon with two men on bases.
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PROPOSALS..
1. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company re-
quests bids under Section 10 OF the Clay
ton Act. contract serial No. 5ol0. for
Repair parts ana fittings as may be re-
ouired for maintenance Of Baldwin built
locomotives during the period July Is to
December 81. 1921 inclusive.
. Bids must be submitted on or before noon,
Eastern Standard Timo. July IS, 1921. and
will be received and opened by Montgon-
cry Smith. Purchasing Agent, N. w. Cor
ner nth and Filbert Sts.. Philadelphia,
Pa, where fun detailed Information may
q. Company reserves the right 20 reject any
and al bids. or to accept any part OF any
THE P'EENNsYLvANrA RAILROAD COM
PANY.
Tune 90 fo2f
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STEEL STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Angelic (sp), Barcelona.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June S0--Arrived.
strs Zarernbo. Baltimore; Nantucket. Bos-
ton; Grove Hall (Br), New York: Port An
tonic (Nor), Kingston.
Cleared 2sth. str Ontario. Boston.
CLEARED sotn. strs Mta JtaD Catani,; (;
Sailed Sailed soth. strs Garibaldi, Jaciesonville:
more: Houms. Port Lobos; westwsso.
Barrow.
sailed sotn. strs Alta utaD. catnnia, ] II
Devercux. Boston; West Lashaway. Genoa
ARRIVED al Delaware BreaIcvvnter so,h, p:15
AN. tug James McNally, towing bargcs.
Passed out Delaware Breakwatcr 10th,
n Port Antonio: 80 PM. Eslantisr 6Bss5 DO az
for Antwerp via Rotterdam; 5:f5 PM, San
Mateo, do for Tela: 40 PM. GuIfstream.
&c &c iDr for fs5s Boson X pnoh
do for Newport News.
Passed out 2eth. $50 IN. tugs John F
Lewis. towing barge ID Sheridan. for New
Passed out soth. AN. tugs Tamaqua, tow
irg barges Manatawney, for Saco, Ontelaunee
and Pottstown, for Portland. 2.40 AM, Pr1i-
dence. towing barses Horace A Allyn. for
Chariestown, Manor. for Providence, and
George stetson. for Newburyport wind
NE, 8 miles; dense fog.
PROVIDENCE, RI, June 80, $50 pM-Ar-
rived, str Craigrownie. Newport News.
Arrived Soth. strs Dorchester. Norfolk:
Inland. do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June 2e-Arrived.
str wiiheImina. Honolulu.
Arrived 21th. strs Annie NJ Reed, Homo
lulu Lottie Bennett. Tarafa.
Arrived 2sth. strs Meteor. Nukuaiafa; p .
Kingsley (Br), Vancouver.
Sailed goth, str Maui. Honolulu.
Sailed 26th. strs City OF Reno, Seattle:
West Cnyote. DO: Tranrvnel tDanl, do:
Toyoshashi Msru tJap). Yokohama; Mazat-
Ian. Manzanillo.
Sailed goth. str etockton. San Pedro.
SEATTLE. waeh June 2o--Arrived. etr
Transvaai CDan). San Francisco.
Sailed 2eth, str City OF Rsno, San Fran
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secretary Commander destroyer force, Pa
cific fleet Lieut. Oliver o. Kessing, to U. 6.
8. Pittsburgh ms First Lieutenant; Lieut.
Commander James A. Logan, to aide on
staff commander battleship force, Pacific
fleet; Rear Admiral Andrew r. Long. to
chief Of staff, commander In chief. Atlantic
fleet; Lieut.. Edwin Murphy, TO duty r.. g.,
Boston: Commander Carl r. Osburn. 10
naval operations Washington: Commander
George G. Pegram. 10 aide on staff and
flag secretary, commander In chief. Pacific
fleet; Lieut.. Elmer b. Robinson, 70 Navy
Yard. Boston; Commander Samuel "a. Rob
Lieut.. Roscoe G. Rowe. Medical Corps, to
duty naval hospital. Annapolis Capt.
Chauncey Shackford. to course Naval War
College, Newport: Capt. George T. Smith,
Medical Corps. TO member Board Medical
Examiners and Naval Examining Board,
Washington: Lieut. Benjamin II. stand, TO
U. S. s. Idaho: Capt. William II. STANDBY,
to assistant chief OF staff, commander In
chief Pacific fleet: Capt. William 7. Tar
rant. 70 course Naval War College. New
port: Lieut. PeDl u Tevis. to duty naval
forces operating IN European waters; Com
mander Louis r. Thinault. to connection fit
ting out U. s. S. California and on board as
navigator when commissioned: Capt. Frank
B. Upham, 10 Naval Intelligence. Washing.
ton; Capt. CaE T. vogelzesang, to COM
msndant Navy Yard, New Yorit. Lieut.
Commander Ralph g. Wentworth. TO aide 20
commander, bafsieship division No. Z. At
iantic fleet: Jiect. Charles s. Wolf, TO Navy
Yard. New York; Lieut.. Charles w. Emory,
to duty r. e. Philadelphle: Lieut.; Com
Francisco Lieut.. Morris g. Kats. TO U. 8.
9. Cuigoa.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Mass, June 29-Arrived. tug r N
Waterman. New York
Arrived soth. strs Sabine Sun, Tampleo
Yarmouth; Lake Esmere Jacksonvilie
West segovla. Greenock. &c; Macahi (Br).
Banes; Grecian, Providence (and sailed for
Norfolk): Calvin Austin. New York datter
leaves PM on return; Coastwisc, Norfolk;
echrs Edith Helen Verge tBr), 81 John. NIB:
T. Mayfield (Br). Port Crevile, Ms: tugs Get
tysburg. Newburyport (and left for Philadei-
phia With barges salem. Pocopson and Robe
21 Neptune, Gloucester, with barge Grace.
for Norfolk; VIM G Bickel New York. tow
Ing barges F7ubby Dub. Congressman Scully
Cleared 10th. strs Pennsylvania. Pacific
ports vie New York. coppenans, Tela: Nor
Sailed 2oth. tug Neptune, Gloucester, tow
ing fishing schr Elmer Gray (for repairs)
Sailed goth. strs sachem tBr). Liverpool
via Halifax and st Johns. NF; San Bruno
(Br). Havana. cristobal and Port Limon:
Harvey II Brown. Norfolk.
Sailed soth,. tugs Plymouth. New, York.
Portsmouth,, and "a. Salem for New York;
Murrsii, Norfolk. towing barges Potomac and
Clara. Eureka. towing barge Falmouth. Fail
adelphia). towing barEee Barry, for Bangor.
and Longnorne. for do; Energy, Rockport.
~ New Bedford for barge Geo HuEhesl -
4 wind at Highland Light, NE. 10 miles, fog
and ra,nlns TMgp SIN, d 2Sn ses ,ena 9aAr-,v.e 49,
iA1lnguash, Matanzas.
Arrived soth, strs Sutherland. Havre Rap
idan, Port Lobos: Venezuela. San Francisco
Via Havana Hilton, Port Tampa: sudbury.
Hamburg VIA Philadelphia: Chepadoa. Ade-
Cleared 10th. strs Antinous tBrl. Falmouth
ffor orderr); chas Pratt, Norfolk. vittorio
Emmanueie III Hamburg and Bremen.
! Brahehoim (sw). Go.hanbure. &c bark
fscfnc Marie Stewart. Tampa.
Sailed 5s,s ctr EnrTg Es%Iden dr.ns rcr,lsnd Me-
Saiied soth sirs ornes lBr). Puerto Bar
y1os: chincha, Falmouth; llford tBr)' Avon
BATON ROUGE. La. June 2o-sared. str
DEvERIY. Mass. June 20. PM-sailed. str
Newton. Baston.
CHARLESTON, SC. June 2e--Arrived. str
cesopa!i. Havana; Z Hunt. Tsmpico;
oeaux: 81 John County 0ron Savannah. &c), /,
pernambuco: Minnewawa. Havrc: Lenape.
New x, York % sshy Fran. tran = Morsy New YORK
In. ctr suportco. Newark for Baltimore.
Passed out 10th, Pal. .strs Fort Gaines
Emergency Aid. DO for oueenstown tfor or,
Passed out 10th, ctr Persian. Baltimore for
Passed out Both 1880 AM strs Fort Nor
gan (Nor), Baltimore for Por; Antonio; /.
AN yaka do for Antwerp and Rotterdam
AM, Arnotegul Mendi tSp). do for Port
Antonio: Nervier 6Begj. do for -. Mel
anna weems. do for New York. Kitiegaun
Twickenham CBr). do for Queenstown; y
An. Inspector. do for NuevitaS.-Nind SW.
miles: cioudy.
Liberty Minquas. Pao Blsnco.
f1AIvESTON. Tex. June 2p--Arriyed, ssrs
Hoseworsh (prl, Port arthur ter Scotland
sailed 1ath, str n G Folser New York.
c&ffFp0RT, Mics. June gO-Arrived, s..
T.rnni Arp fFrl, Pensacola; rmmacolsta
frr). Boulosns; Occidental, Nsv nrA~sns.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June 2o-5aiied, strs
Nepos. Nantes; Gulf King. Port Arthur :
Howard Baltimore; schrs Rachael W stew
MASILA. june 2s-Arrived. str Golden
State. San Francisco.
MuKILTEo. waeh. June 2o--Arrived. schr
MOBILE, Ala, June 2a-Arrivod. strs Lake
Gardner, Pensacola (and sailed 30th for
Nuevitasl Raiah. Campsche r.,..
sagaporack New York.
Sailed soth. strs seekonk. Hamburgj Man
devlie (Nor), Tes: schr Rena Murphy.
San Juan.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2o-Arrlved,
strs Danvilie, Mexico: Fueioil, Port Arthur
George q Henry. Tampico: Grof Tisze lsvan
anhss nhp Tn ,, nrazIi rs- surname. Port Bar
Arrived Both. s,rs Pano. Tsmpico; Will
lam Green, do: Utacarbon. do; Stromhus
CBr). do: Coiba tdond). Ceiba; Heredia.
Bocas del Toro: Munardsn (Dr). ssgua; Ma
rinna, New York
Arrived soth. s,rs Andyk Dutch. Vera
Cruz; Corning. Mexico Glonpooi. Tampieo;
Rochelle (Br), Cuba.
Sailed 2pth. strs Abangarez. Bocas del
Arthur. III Isleo, New York: Winifred. Port
Arthur: Gunny (Nor). Progreso' Yuma
sailed so,h. str Larneniin O-r). Breuien.
Sailed from Port Eads. La. 10th, strs
crudeoil. Port Arthur; uccidentail Gulfport;
Walter Jennings. Mexico; Tegulc'alpa
Sailed from Port Esdy. La. June 80. str5
fucioi Port Arthur. Noccalula, Bremen
NEWPORT NEWS. va, June 2D-Clenred,
strs Homestead (Br), Norfolk Romera (Br)
do Askawake. Falmouth tfor orders) New
Orleans, 10; Andaiusia (Swl, Cienfuegos.
NORFOLK. Va, June 29--Arrived. strs
TrcsilNar (Br,, Ais.crs: West Scene, New
York. West Cobalt, Baltimore; Invinciblo.
New YORK; sutherland, Havre.
Arrived goth, strs Kincardne (Br), New
pert News West 1alcta. do.
Arrived 30th. strf Ancross. New York
sudbury C3r). Lvskpool chappAqus. Lis
tcn Monsibeiic dN Baltimore for Gib-
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Naval Orders
spccsor Despatch TO THE NEW Youx HrpAr.D.
View York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C.. June M

spccoI Despatch to THE NEW YorK HrnArn.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. June 20.
These naval orders have been made public
Capt. Granville l.. Angeny. Medical Corps
70 command naval hospital, Pensacola:
Lieut. Commander Charles l.. Beeching, Med
zeal Corps, 10 duty naval hospital. Pensa-
cola: Lieut.. v. v. NJ. Bosgs, supply Corps,
TO Bureau Supplies and Accounts. washing
ton: Commander Roland NJ. Brainard. 70
bureau OF Ordnance, Washington; Rear Ad-
miral Henry r. Bryan, TO comrandant,
Eighth Naval district; Rear Admiral Guy Fl.
Burrage, to command destroyer force. Pa
cific fleet; Lieut.. Henry p. Burnett, TO COM
mander DESTROYER force. Pacific fleet; Capt.
Arthur Crenshaw. 10 course Naval War COL
lege, Newport; Capt. John II. Dennis. 10
Navy Yard, Portsmouth; Rear Admiral
Harry A. Field. 70 member Board OF 1nspcc-
tion and Survey, San Francisco; Lieut.. Com
mander Richard 9. Field. 10 duty n. g.,
New. York Lieut.. John Gallagher. TO Navy
Yard, Norfolk Lient. Rudolph Y. Hans. 10
duty Naval Academy. Annapolis Lieut..
Irwin " HORN. 70 sids on staff and flag
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY,


The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Thursday In the United States District
Court:
A. B. c. SHOPS. INC.-Involuntary petition
against A. r. c. Shops. Inc, mercantile
pursuits. Toz Seventh avenue. in behalf
Of Bert 3. David 4 Co. who claim $500.
Archibald Palmer and j. Carl Bechler are
attorneys for the petitioner
ROSEN & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS petition
against William Rosen and Samuel LIP
kind. trading as Rosen & Lipkind. women's
and misses coats. "a West Twenty-first
street Archibald Palmer is attorney for
the petitioners.
SAMUEL HAGGETT-vountary petition by
Samuel Haggett. merchant. 21 West 10th
street, who places his liabilities al $le.9z5,
OF which $l9.475 are unsecured claims. and
assets Otterbourg. Slender q Hous-
ton are attorneys for the bankrupt
HONIG SPRINGER--Invoiuntary petition
against Samuel Honig and 1sadore sprin-
ger. trading HONG a Springer, tobbers
women's coats and waists, 20 West Twen-
ty-seventh street, in behalf OF three cred
rls Haber. 1888. and Geneveve Fa~cett,
S311. Campbell. Flaherty. Turnes q
Strouse are attorneys for the petitioners.
NEVILLE r. NORMAN-vohintary petition
by Neville r. Norman. 500 West 10th
street, who places his Liabilities at 1929.
all unsecured and assets Of SO money In
bank. Fisher Diemel are attorneys for
the bankrupt.
JANE O'ROARK--voluntary petition by Jane
ORoark. 121 East 40th street. who places
her liabilities at S35.542. and no assets.
House, Grossman e. Vorhaus are attorneys
for the bankrupt
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SUGAR STOCKS.

raltar Cfor ordcrs): Author CBr). Liverpool.
&C. FOR Seattle. veetalia (Br). spezis HEX
tor (Norp, Alsiers: West Gotonsks. London
Suholco, New York. italy Maru (Jap). Port
Said; Lake Felden, Tampico; Nervier tBels)
Baltimore; suracilco. Newark: Reventazon
cieared as,h. str west Rar!tans. Hamburg
Cleared 10Th. Btrs Terrier (Nor). Newport
News: Tenafly. do. West Cobalt do: Ever
green CITY. Falmouth nor 9rd@sl wsst. sr.
(Brl. Dover Uor ordcrsD) Lord Guldford
CBr), Azores.
Sailed 10Th, strs Dorchester. New England .
Dyiayi, do oostdyk CDutch). Nontevideo .
Nacata, Falmouth; Minnesotan. Inminghnm
Yscldyk Dutch. Rotterdam.
Sailed goth. strs Hastum. Falmouth; Per-
forson. New York; schroon. Tampa: City Of
Oran (Br). Port Sudan. Bombay and Mad
ras. Tuscan Prince tBrl. Shanghai and
Pierce Thurlow. New England; Josiah Macy.
noco. Falmouth; wildwood, United Kingdom:
Logician (Br), Tampico; Tonawanda tBr),
New Orleans
OCEAN FALLS. wash. June 2o-Arrived.
'tPF PFoRT SpaaS afES EsYsSS SBT @ss MonFssi jsne aeAr
rived. schr Robert Levers. Honolulu.
PORTLAND. o. June 2s-Arrived. str To-
Sailed Sailed 9TH. str Por;sald Maru CJap).
Sailed 2sth. s,rs Boston Maru Jap). Rot
'sFfeoR FfoR hfeTfnSfR ARTHuR T Tex Jnne soArived
ctr Trfnidadian. Savannah.
Arrived Goth, strs Federal Bridge, New Or
leans. war sepy CBr), GlaaFow; Gold Shell,
New Orleans: Duquesne. baltimore: Gulf
on Tampco: Ailadn, Providence.
Sailed 2ath. strs kratos tNor). South
Africa; veeta. Tainpico: Tuladi. Brazil.
saiied Goth, ctr NJ Cuffey, Baltimore.
pASCAGOUrA, Miss, June 29-Arrived.
echr Delta. Tampico
sssaporack. Mobiles EmfnI Arp Fo. Gulf
PORT TAMPA, Fla, June 7s--Arrivsd. str
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
HUDSON RIVER VEHICULAR TUNNEL
CONTRACT NO. z
North Land Shaft South Land Shaft
Jersey City, N j.
NEW YORK STATE BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL COMMISSION
AND
NEW JERSEY INTERSTATE rasIDGE AMI
TUNNEL COMMISSION.

NEW JERSEY INTERSTATE ERIDGE AND
TUNNEL COMMISSION.
Sealed proposals for the construction
OF two shafts in the City Of Jersey City.
N. j.. for the vehicular tunnel under the
Hudson River, will be received at the
office of the New York State Bridge
and Tunnel Commission and the New
Commission. Room GIT. Hall OF Records,
Borough of Manhattan. New York city.
until July IL, 1921. at 8 100 o'clock T. M,
daylight saving time. at which time they
will be publicly opened and read.
This contract will include the furnish
ing Of labor and materials, for all work
required in the construction and sink
ing OF two shafts. located IN the Erie
Railroad Yard, Jersey City. N. ". about
one hundred forty gao ft) feet west
of the bulkhead and approximately IN
the extended line of Twelfth Street, ana
the care and support of buildings.
sewers, pipes, railroads and other sur
face sub-surface and overhead struc.
lures. the maintenance OF uamc ano
the restoration OF pavements and Other
surfaces.
Proposals must be In the form and
on the blanks prescribed by the Com
missions, and must be accompanied by
two certined checks for s12.5oo each.
Plans, form of proposal. contract and
specifications may be obtained by pros
pective bidders from G. NJ. Holland.
Chief Engineer. Room 614, Hall Of Rec
ords, New York City. N. Y. A payment
of $500 will be required.
l'he Commissions reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
GEORGE r. DYER. Chairman, New
York State Bridge and Tunnel Com
mission.
r. ALBEUS ADAMS. Chairman, New
Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel
Commission.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed Thursday by Judge Hand In the
United States District Court:
SUSAN BRANDEIS-Receiver Nor the Yard
ley Chemical Corporation. chemical prod
ucts, with q bond of S10C0.
ALLEN r. MEAIHARD-Receiver for Rosen
e. Lipkind, womens' and misses coats 81
West Twsnty-first street, with bond OF
So 0o0 Liabilities are estimated at $4,000
and assets at 5000.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules In bankruptcy were
tiled Thursday In the United States District
Court:
JOHN SCHWARTZ & SONS. INC.--Sched-
manufacturers. Poughkeepsie. N. y. show
liabilities OF SIo,429, OF which 500. 1872 are
unsecured claims, and assets of S23.902.
OF which $40, 451 Is money deposited In bank
and 50 ,937 other personal property. w. f.
Hoysradt of Poughkeepsie is attorney for
the bankrupt
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DETROIT.

$1,000 200 Com Com Ed ist IS sssls s2M ss2H ss2H
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FOREIGN PORTS.
TRv MALL

CHAafPERrCO. June IS-Arrived. str
Cricket La Romano, &c, for San Francisco.
HAVANA, June o4-Arrived, str Lake Elva,
Charleston.
QUEBEC, June 2s--Arrived, str Empress
OF Britain (Br). Liverpool.
Passed in Fame Point 2sth. str Bilbster
fBr). Hull, &c. for Montreal.
ST JOHNS. NF. June 2o--Sailed. aux schr
June (Br). Malaga; 2lst, schr Ida NJ zinck
CBr). Trinidad.
fNcr), Rotterdam; Watuka (Br). Pictou.
2sth, Canadian sower CBr), Port Alfred.
Sailed 27th. strs Canadian Settler (Br).
Montreal for Avonmouth; Fleetco. from Mon
treal for New York.
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CISCO
Beatrice (Br), Tampa. '
SAVANNAH, Ca, June 2p--Arrfved. str
City OF Montgomery. New York.
vana: Essex, Jacksonviiie (and saijed for
Phlladalnhial. A'i
Arrived 3oth. strs Howard, Jarl<sanvills FEY
saisimore si tand proceedei,; cirrisr. Pert
Sailed ssin. str City Of st Louls, New
TACOMA, wass. June aaArr,,.a .,-.
Bacoi. Hankow; fspere. San Franci.eo ''''
sailed 20th. ctr Brush. Poughkecpsie.
Saied SVth. strs Pomona. Portland; steel
Yokohama: West Ivis. do
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-12
PULLMAN CROP TOTAL
MILLION AND QUARTER
Average Price Paid for Wheat From
July, 1920, to July, 1921, by
Local Buyers Was $3.50
Per BuShel

A total of 1,147996 bushels of
wheat was purchased by the five
Pullman grain buyers during the
grain year from July /, 1920, to July
/, 1921, according to figures com
piled by the wheat men, the total sum
paid the farmers for the product ag-
gregating $I691243,70, or an aver
age of $1,5029 per bushel. Esti-
mates place the amount of the old
crop of wheat consigned and still in
the warehouses at 100000 bushels,
with approximately 10000 bushels of
local wheat handled by the Wheat
Growers association, giving Pullman
an actual wheat production of over
one and a quarter million bushels
last year.
The highest price paid for wheat
in the local markets during the IL
month period, according to the rec
ords, was $235 per bushel, while the
low mark was SO cents per bushel
The year marked the greatest
price fluctuation range in the his
tory of the district, the market fall
ing $1.52 during the season. The
local grain buying firms, the figures
of all of which are included in the
grand totals, are the Interior Ware
house company, the Northern Grain
& Warehouse company, Pacific Grain
company, Yeo & Emert, and the
Kerr-Gifford company