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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-02
Departures for New York
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1--Arrived:
Strs Wm Livingstone milwaukee,; Odanah,
Chicago; w R Stafford, Islands; Laketon.
Port Colborne; Thos Maytham. Superior.
Sailed; Strs VIM Livingstone, Chicago;
Maunaloa, Duluth; Odanah, Buffalo; Lake
land, Chicago; John Stanton Fort will
liam; Huron, Port McNiohan; w r Stat
Iord Islands; Laketon, Jacktish; Thomas
ASHTABULA, July 1-Arrived strs
a aai,ed Gle cleveland Arizona, Montreal,
Aztec, Arizona, Montreal. '''-' ILL.,
E 5,, DIinkey, 7 /, cole shenango, D o Nils,
strs Dinkey, Mills, shenang go. D 5attSh,
Thomas f Cole, Erie, Alpena, Wyandotte.
,rd ERIE July Arrived: strs Cicoa,
GGicoa, Montreal; Edwin L Booth, Chicago;
Bindale, Montreal.
SAND GsKY, July Arrived: strs L
B Eotnt Erie. Erie; Wyandotte. Toledo; Pelee,
folnt Pelee. Sailed: Str Goodyear. Duluth
BUFFALO, July 1-Arrived Strs Pent-
i Na1i +, osde mg; AlLeg heny, Superior;
Colborne; ] Hutchinson, south Chicago:
lgnifer, Ogdensburg Sailed: Strs Pent-
I4n1, Mon5reali Allegheny Superior;
Marie; Northsea, Duluth; A E Cornelius,
Chicago; Ignifer. Montreal.
LoRAIN. July Arrived strs Matthew
Conneaut, Depot Harbor; Glen Brae, Kew
Harbor; Kelley Island. Islands. Sailed:
Strs Matthew Andrews, Toledo; Glen Brae
Key Harbor; Conneaut, Wyandotte: Kelley
Island, Islands.
MILWAUKEE,, July ARRIVED: strs T
j Brown, Huron; Captain Thomas VIII
son, Aorain; William A Reiss, Manttowoc
Sailed; Strs W Davock Port Colborne:
LEONARD B Miller Taurus; Jay c Morse
James c Campbell. ] T kopp. Emory T.
Ford. Buffalo; Clifford Mol, Chicago
ESCANABA, July l-Arrived str r 7
Reiss.
MANITOWAC, July Sailed: strs Sat-
urn, Lake Erie; VIM. Riess, milwaukee,,
=. sHEYBOYGAN, July Sailed: str
SOUTH CHICAGO, July Arrived: strs
NJ Poe, Escanaba; r w L Bunsen Du-
luth; John j Boland, Buffalo; E j Earring
Superior. Sailed strs o NJ Poe. Thomas
Lynch, " l. Bunsen Superior.
GARY, July ARRIVED: strs s J Muir
ply. Escanaba C Collins Toledo
sailed strs Geo w Perkins S j Murphy
u { Collins Superior.
DULUTH, July Arrived: strs Sonona
Ranney Shiras. Morse Cakes B T. Jones
Dunn Jr, Harvester, Uranus, Schiller
Clemson, Homie, Durston Sailed: strs
burlington, Gary Harvey Stackhouse Ma
taafa, townsend, fPargny. Dunn Jr Cakes
Jones. Garretson. Harvester c I,
Hutchinson, Schiller Denmark Rernsen
Octorara, Harmonic, Sam Mather, McCuI-
Tough Jr.
ASHLAND July Sailed: strs Renssa-
laer, Mitchell. Campus, r Richardson.
Lake Erie ports.
MARQUETTE. July SAILED: str Per-
seus. Ashland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-02
Lasker TO Decide
On Shipping Board
Plans Next Week
Private Owners and Oper-
ators Ready to Submit
Ideas for Reorganization
and Aid Efficiency Drive

rom Inc Tao@as's y Washington BitrecR
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Dehnite es-
cision on the plan to be followed in
bringing about a reorganization Of the
United States Shipping Board is ex-
peeted to be made upon the return to
Washington early next week Of Chair
man Lasker, who is now in Chicago.
During his stay in New York Mr..
Lasker received assurances from the
private owners and other ship operators
that their plans for reorganization
would be placed before the board early
next week. The idea OF perfectins
greater efficiency in the conduct Of tbs
vast government shipping establishmens
already drafted by the board viii 10
studied in connection with the plans
furnished by the practical shipping
men with view to utilizing the good
features Of each plan in a general pro-
gram 10 be put into effect.
Coincident with the study that is now
being made of the various plans for
recognizing the board and putting il
on a business basis, all divisions of
the organization are now engaged in
speeding 10 the inventory Of the as
sets of the establishment in order 20
have ready for the board a completes
chart Of all surplus property and un-
productive agencies. This is required
so that the work Of consolidating and
coordinating the various branches of
the organization will not be difficult OF
accomplishment in line with the re-
organization scheme.
The task of getting an accurate ac-
count of every item of property now
held in the name Of the Shipping Board
or the Emergency Fleet Corporation is
being directed by Robert H. Mont
gon1ery, q New York accountant, who
to-day organized q special staff OF as
sistants to go over all the records of
the shipping agency. Directions have
been issued by Mr. Montgomery to all
divisions of the board on the Atlantic,
Pacific and Gulf seaboards to furnish
to Washington headquarters q COM
plete record of all property under their
control.
It was pointed out to-day at the
board that until an accurate account of
the boards property is available and
complete data is procured on the per-
sonnet employed here and at branch
Offices the various changes contem-
plated by the reorganization of the
beard cannot be made. All efforts,
therefore, at this time are being d.
rected toward acquiring this informa-
ton for presentation TO the board
when it takes up the matter of changes
next week
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Arrived Yesterday

Str Poionia tDanl, Danzig June ls.
G9,n%ehhagen, June ~ to East Asiatic Co;
Bklyn.
str Adriattc tnr>. southampton and
with S6o first 24a second cabin. 49s steer
age pass mails and rdse; Pier 60, r
str steel Maker, Liverpool. June II; TO
Isthmian Line; in ballast; kearney.
Str Berengaria tBr) southampton and
Gherbourg, June 81 60 Cunard Co.
La; with 2i7 first. ais second cabin, l.22t
n r.
Str steel voyager. Seattle May rs. San
with mdse: foot 2oth st. Bklyn.
=, str Ntneien mes Bridge Gopenhasen June
with mdse Pier IS Bklyn.
Str Parismina Tela yune %; to United
Fruit Go; with fruit; Pier 10, e r.
Str Harvester. Lobos. June "a, to Texas
Co; with crude oil; Texas Cos Docks, Bay
Str vestris (Brl. Liverpool, Juno 20; to
Lamport & Holt Line, in ballast; Pier IA,
Str Georgeanna weems. Baltimore to
Haisha avs Co; with mdse; Pier 81 3 r.
CO.; Robins d D Bklyn.
str Everett Boston, June 80; TO New
England Coal & Fuel Co; Robins D D
Bklyn.
Str G R Grove. Tampico. June IS; 10
Warner-Quinlan Asphalt Co: with asphalt;
Warner. n J.
Str Lenape. Jacksonville, June 81:
Charleston. June rs; to the Clyde Steam
ship CO; with passengers and mdse; Pier
Str Ell occidente. Galveston, June 2s;
to the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse
Pier 81 r.
Str City of St Louis, Savannah, June 81;
to the Ocean Steamship CO. with passen-
Str Canadian Conqueror (BT}, Montreal
June "a: to MILFORD & Mckay Inc with
rndse in transit for Australia; anchored
in Quarantine.
schr Frank Brainard. Philadelphia for
Sis PM for a harbor.
Str El Estero. New Orleans. June 25;
TO the Southern Pacific Co; with passengers
and mdse Pier 40 n r.
Str r Barstow. Port Lobos. June %;
10 Robt L Hague with crude oil, Pier
Constable Hook n ].
Str Aquitania (Br), Southampton and
Cherbourg, June rs; TO Cunard Line; with
passengers. mails and ndse; Pier 56 n r.
l. : Crownshield; Washington, D c;
anchored in n r.
S Nevada; Lynnhaven Roads; off
S2nd st n r.
" s barney; Lynnhaven roads; off
s Culgoa; Southern Drill Grounds:
off 15Oth st y r.
Str Lysefjord (Nor) Baracoa June 25;
to the Do Giorgio S Co: with fruit.
Str Bristol City (Br) Bristol June IS
Str Wleldrecht (Du) Hamburg June II.
str Lebanon ~ ss) Lynnhaven Roads.
Str La Lorraine (Fr), Havre TO the
French Line, with passengers, malls and
merchan dise.
Str. sinsinawa, Liverpool
0tT henneneriand (Dut, Amsterdam.
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Wounded
Twice i'm Action,
Cited as Stacker

Robert l.. Crawford, of 1872 East
Forty-third Street, former lieutenant
of the seth Infantry, 4th Division, A.
E, F., who was twice wounded in action,
is one of the 179 additional New York
men included in the War Departments
list of slackers released for publication
to-day.
Crawford did border duty with the
list Infantry for two years prior to
Americas entrance into the World
War. Registering under the draft in
1917, he went to Plattsburg to train
for a commission Offered a commits
sion in the quartermaster corps there,
he rejected it and Joined the 161st In
faEtry of the Rainbow Division as 9
sergeant. Commissioned a second lieu
tenant of infantry at Langres on May 3,
1913, he was detailed to duty with the
French Colonial forces, then to the
5Sth Infantry. In the Argonne often
sive preceding the armistice he re-
ceived two wounds, enc in either thigh.
He was discharged at Camp Upton in
July, 1919, and now is a civil service
employee in the navy.
Others on to-day's list who were
ascertaned yesterday to have been re-
ported as selectlVe service deIlnquents
through error are Marcus Katz, of 525
East 149th Street, who enlisted in the
British army, served under General
Allenby in Palestine, was cited for
gallantry and remained in Palestine to
aid in the upbuilding of the Jewish
homeland; Dominic A. Gentrento, Of
621 Morris Avenue, the Bronx, an
Italian army aviator, who was wounded
in action; Edward Mcmahon, of 230
East Forty-third Street, and Edward
Simpson, of $3.50 East Forty-third
Street. The latter two were rejected
70, nhYSicat -reaSonS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-02
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK. July 1.-shipping Board
s: S. Western knight, Norfolk for Pearl
hharher put into Kingston on account Of
Announcement has recently been made
in Bucharest, Rumania. OF the establish
nent of French steamship line between
Black Sea ports and Rouen.
June 30-American schooner Anna r
Heidritter, which sailed from this port on
June IS for Jacksonville. returned to-day
in tow OF the tug NJ. j, Sanford.
CONSTANTINOPLE. June 30-Shipping
Board steamship Mopang. which ar
rived here June II from New York en-
route TO Constanza struck a mine to-day
CIT Bourgas and sunk. 1t is reported that
no lives have been lost.
CURACAO. July During 1919 $50
strs. with II total tonnage of $50. 100. and
i;o66 sailing vessels, with tonnage of
90 32S, entered Curacao. OF this number.
2a2 steamers and thirty seven sailing YES
sells were American. The tonnage Of the
former was 243, $50. and of the latter,
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-uulicensea
men on the lighthouse tenders sequoia
and Madrona were on strike to-day follow
ing an order from Superinte ndent Harry
" Rhodes Placing the Shipteing E3nard
scale OF wages ia effect The ssea servte,
Bureau Of pne Shinain= Beard ,sas asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-02

1850 Sebastian Dimauro (sebastiano, De
Mauro), PSI e. 149 St
1882 Gugielmo " Donate (Guglielino), 245
E. 14S st.
S454 Antonio Foreli (FiorellD $40 f. 14S
. 1aa BLomenieO Florto, 255 E. 1852 St.
2ezS Bernard J. (John) Ford, 4I6 w 43
655 Herman (Hermann) Fricke. 2Os w.
18th st. t662 jackson Ave)
&7s Giuseppe Giuseppe, GiussippD Cat
14s st.
1853 Dominic A. Gebtrento Dornsnica A.
Gentrento' Dominic a. Gentrento,
slI2ss Giuseppe Grasso. 2ts p. 148th St.
alS Giovanni GurarRua Giovanni Guar
asna). cas- Norris Ave.
2l4 Otto Havel. 14sth st. Aand Sd Ave.
90 T RsT,, k sqa Z, TO- Sknown as John
473 Marcus KATE 525 q. 149th st.
1911 Richard ]. Herman Orchard Joseph
Kerman), SIS Eagle Ave
1000 Isidore Kess 532 f. 149th ST., or $50
Spencer Place
ao7a Anthony La zowski (Anthony Lazow-
SKID, 81 Courtlandt Ave-
1888 Earlin Lee, 1898 Park Ave-, or 2948
Park Ave,
1853 Victor Lehman. Gil Concord Ave.
1918 Louis Machinsky N.ouis Mashusky),
4S7 Geo. Mastropeitro Geo Mastropietro.
George Mastropetro). 254 e. 4th ST.
1929 Emilio Mazulo emilio Marzulo). 561
s4s1 Jas; Moran Games Moran). ss5
1871 Gabiela Moskeilo Gabrielle Moskello).
1910 Jacob OXEN. Isl E. 15oth St. or 1e47
ooo, n 3lst St. Philadelphia
Morris Ave. Bronx.
795 Philip Paskin, 42e E. 14eth st.
1S4$ Salvatore Pellt, $40 E 1924 St.
rotti5, 222 E. i5Oth st. 1890
PISS Gustav Petersen (Gustav Peterson),
457 e. 148th st.
s222 Jas. r. PicetellI tJames r Picitelli,
James Romelo PtscitellD. sol Morris
$50 vincenzo PILE. 23e E. 10th St
754 Benjamin Posner (Bent. Posner Pos
ner Benjamtn). 634 Wales Ave.
1l559o33 Frank Reynolds, 756 f. 155th St.
1888 Abraham Rich, 52G Morris Ave
!04S Victor Rosenthal, 10 e. l52d St.
1852 Thomas Ryan IT, Thos.), 514 Mott
2772 Thos. NJ. Ryan crhosnas). $40 f.
1896 sebastanio saIerni (sebaetiano, sebasA
tlono). 2Si Z. 15Gth st.
2S47 John Saliva (Saba, Sebo( 573 Mott
Ave.
247o Jos; N. sasvaty Joseph>. sa1 Z.
4a6 Morris sesnel tsenelD, 1888 E. 1920
1884 Abraham Simon, 2a7S Bathgate Ave;
150th ST.
$50 E. 149th st.
Local Board NO. 127. New YortS City
1888 Alex. Abraham abraham Alex. Alex
ander Ahraharn), gil Z. 43d St
1478 George Anderson, 319 e. 4sth ST.
S66 Martin =. Boyle, 1870 Il. 44th St.
509 Thomas Bradley (Thos Bradley. 1873
II. Attn st.
$50 John George Brodt (John c. Brodt
John G. Brat, 23N E. 45th st.
1899 jerome Carew, Michael Place
1904 Vincenzo Caride (Vncenzo CaridD
sos u. 45th St.
837s Per Carlson, 13s r. 44th ST.
$500 Richard Carolan Orchard Carolin),
344 E. 47th St.
2525 Peter J. Carroll (Peter G. CARROT
Peter Carroll. Peter J. Carroff), 92S
244s Patrick Cromey patrick Cromey,
Patrick Coomey), S46 e 46th St.
1853 Robert Crawford. 3S2 E. 43d St.
1877 VIM. E. Currey. Terminal Hotel 42d
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American Ports

BALTIMORE, July Arrived: strs
.Jolee, New York; Ruth. TIE ,npa; Suportco,
Newark. y. J.; Iossifoglu (Gkl Las Palmas;
Eulynian (Br1, DunkIrk; Mupalbro. 5os-
ton; Schr Sedgwick. Charleston. Sailed !.
Strs Vittorio Emmanuel III. Hamburg
and Bremen; Ftnchley. tBrl. London !;
Braheholm tSwed), Gothenburg etc; Gro
1Nor). Queenstown
BOSTON, July ARRIVED: strs Piako
(Br), Wellington n z, via Colon and New
york: Erik IL DAM Three Rivers, Que.
Limon. Kingston Jamaica: Agwiwerld
Port Lobos: Lchigh. Seattle, Vancouver
port News. Eastern Exporter Calcutta via
New York; Delaware. New York Sailed :
Str Melrose, Lamberts Point.
CHARLESTON. 8 c, July Arrived:
Strs Moshico Beaumont, for Rotterdam (.
Matincock. Texas City. Sailed Str CO.
rnanche New York.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del, July
1--Sailed Anna Maersk fDanl. ttor Ant
werp). New York.
GALVESTON. July Arrived June go.
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to sign on new men. Deck officers and en-
gineers stood by. Rhodes said.
grain-carrying business from this coast to
the United Kingdom. The China Maru,
4259 tons. chartered to day to load
this month on the Columbia River.
Shipping Board Str. West Kedron. out
last night for Europe. had 5000 tons OF
barley. 9,4o0 tons OF beans and rice and
1000 tons of -four for Polish relief to be
discharged at Danzig.
Five hundred San Franciscans were pas
sengers a trip OF the Jap Str. Tiyo
Maru, ex Cap Fnisterre. outside the Golden
to-day.
sixty-two days from New York, str;
Harry Luckenbach, which was delayed
by engine trouble. arrived this morning
with cargo of intercoastal freight
On her first voyage since the strike, the
Matson liner Enterprise; known as the me
Silver valued at 5000 arrived yester-
day str. Fairhaven from Mexico. and
str. Cuba, due tomorrow. has $3.50 900
more OF the metal.
SEATTLE. July 1.-Although the Ship
ping Board str. Wenatchee did not per-
form well on her outbound trip, she out
distanced the Jap str. Fushimi Maru, fast
est OF the Nippon Yusen Kaisha feet.
PALTIAtoRE July lathe ca sehooner
which cleared from here May 26 with coal
and cans for Nassau, N. p. arrived there
on Monday after being out a month from
Cape Henry, which caused some apprehen-
sion for her safety. The schooner Maine.
Captain Jones' beat the Martina In length
OF passage. She clared April % with a
similar cargo FOR Nassau, but after get
ting to sea lost man overheard, after
which the crew compelled Captain Jones
to return to Hampton Roads, where all
were discharged and new crew shipped.
The last report was that the Maine went
TO June Z, but at last accounts she
was not heard from arriving in Nassau.
The schooner Mary Emnor WAS cleared
to-day by w Britton master TO make
the trip to Havana. The vessel register is
but thirty tons net and she was built at
PoSt jefferson, n. Y. IN 1879. but for
many years has been used in the Chesa-
pealse Bay trade
PORTLAND, Ore, July 1.-The Japa-
nese str. Port Said Maru sailed with wheat
for Europe The str. Pomona, William
Diamond Il Co arrived fresu Puget sound
10 loss heur fer Europe The axa-Paetfte
estate arrived from san Francisco
IL .N.4G a .ha Orient
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~ S.' ~ Nhehry) Anderson, S29 Union
217oA Nils Bertelsen, 1873 Nelson st.
~'"' aa-airt C Carlson tHartwig Carlsen).
2379 John Christensen, 81 Fourth Pl.
4o'o Nm ("illiam) Cosgroye. 92s Union
cI53 James Finnerty, 123 90 St.
8SS Geo. p. Gianeces Geo. P. Granos
George Payard Granos, George Rafael
Granros, George Rafael Gianroos), 500
1854 Paulso ,ao Harlng lpaulsen. Paul Har-
1ng), 1873 Butler St
1871 1871 s CT. re Keel, 1870 Butler St.
ioaS SIT Sing Kun. 257 South st.
1854 Palmer Liland ST 18th Pl.
204 Aufer Lund t02 LIST Pl
1870 Wm. CWtlIiam) McNally, ass Sackett
1884 Julian Malkowski Julian MaIkous-
"a, KY Julian MalkoroskD. Baltic st,
OBJ antonio Masccle (Antonio Mascolo),
4FS President at.
224o John p Michael, 151 Luuuer St.
1I62 Frantz Myklestod, SO Luquer st.
l4lo Beirut Nelson (Berut Nelsen) e2 Sd
1912 Bent Olsen. 24o Carroll st,
3 go 5 S.i Peterson, o0A Sd Pl
lSol Edward Skie 800 Union St.
2o30A John Swenson John Swensen) so2
600, l307) President Pl.
2623 James Jam C. Thompson tJ. c. thompson,
1449 Thomas ]. Ward (Thomas Joseph) d
Douglas
Local Board No. 10, BROOKLYN
22o Thos. Butler, 81 Jefferson.
1881 JOS Fleming (Joseph Z. Flemming.
Eleming), 1913 Wyokoff. New York,
1914 Chas. Wenz. 2o7 IIinrod.
Local Board No. SO. Brooklyn
10 Chas. Cohen. $50 Jefferson Ave.
2o32 Paul Fisher. 654 Gates Ave. t442
Madison st.
5s7 Martin L, LeRoy, Leroy McAulifr.
449 Lexington Ave. (456 Jefferson Ave
III Clinton b. Palmer, 5SS Gates Ave.
SS7 Harry Samuel. 126 Quincy st.
Local Board No. 8, New York City
1902 Aristde Antonnccl (Arinstitide An
tonnucci), 545 Brook Ave.
4S4 Julius Applebaum, 428 E. 149 St.,
% Bressner.
633 John Armenia. $50 Morris Ave.
1883 eddie Barschull (Barchuk), SOS
Morris Ave.
551 Louis Berger, 644 Wales Ave
ia Carmini Bucci (Csrmine. Carmio),
595 Morris Ave.
555 Lucio Cayusto CLouis), 25s e. 151 st.
424 Kopen II. Chirsky (Chsrsky), 500
Union Ave.
3472 Matteo Cipollaro. 2G5 f. 1873 st.
1871 Antonio Concistre. 246 E lab st.
$3.50 Alfonso Cucuzello (Cucuzella). 235 E.
100 st.
1908 John Costello. e34 Jackson Ave.
sinani, Franceco Cussman, Frank. 266
e. 153 ST.
1915 Theodor czubaruk Crheodar), 5ss
Concord Ave. CO VIM. Quirl, Blue
Mt Camp. Faust, n Y.
1874 Herbert Deare. 625 Jackson Ave.
924 Paul Debekonh (Debekoneki). 225 E.
149 St, Bronx.
$50 Grover Deisser, 1877 r. 149 ST.. Bronx
SEA- Patrick DeOrio (DiOrto), 631 Mar
rs Ave.
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Cleared

Str Acronolis (Am), Captain Batcheider;
Constantiaope; American Black Sea Line
Kenzie; Halifax; Furness. Witty & Co,
Str Yerentia (Br), Captain Inch Lon
don: Cunard Line.
Str Caronia (Br), Captain Diggle: Lon
don; Cunard Line.
- Str Lafayette (Fr>. Captain Brsvet;
Havre; French Line.
hrol; Rotterdam; Holland America Line
str Camaguey (Am). Captain Cole
Pr SIg 81. and Cuba Mail Line;
tobal; Panama r Line.
Str Archimedes OPP. CaStain Blacker:
Manchester; White s'~r Lpe.
Str Clare (Am), CO plain Risk: San Juan:
Bul-Insular Line.
Str Fort Armstrong tAm>, Captain Lo-
ga s.;u Da anz,; sigsbse Humphrey:
so str {, o Ifa lBr), Captain Matthew's
str Cameronia (Br), Captain Biackie;
Glasgow; Anchor Line,
Str Walter A Luckenbach (Am). Cartain
Bremen; Hamburg to Philadelphia; Lick
enbach S Line.
r, Str Str consj92g4 1Am), CAPTAIN Carey: Las
Palmas; A H Bull & CT.
Str River Orentes (Br), CAPTAIN C.sxue
Alexandria; United Fruit Line
str Ulua (Br). Captain Towel: H~oEna !;
United Fruit Line.
Str Texan (Am), Captain LYONS: er,4or q.
United American Line
Str Niagara (Fr), Captain Buyck; sxNi-
more; French Line.
Boston; American Sugar Transport ation
Str Bayway (Am), Captain Snow: wilm-
ington; Robert l. Hague.
Str Sagadahoe CAMP, Captain Bagg:
Savannah. Green Star Line
\, St., S{r Arn n,, Maersk (Danl. csptain
& Co.
Str iceland CBr), Captain novel;;
Str Canadian Runner (Br). Ca.xsIn
Davies Montreal; Wilford & McKa>'
- str Eastern stern Planet Il GA;n1. captain VIII
Callao; sanderson & Sons.
Esor MOntauk tAna}' captain Munro
Str City of st Louis (AIn), aptain
Johnson; Savannah; Ocean s Co.
Str Jefferson County (Am>. Captain
Winter; New Orleans; Harrison, saagill C
Str Bonita tAm}. Captain Hanion;
thews; Antilia Atlantic Fruit Co.
str Hallbiorg (Nor). Captain Brekke:
Rio Janeiro; p. Kleppe.
Str Banuock (Am), Captain Bergsten:
st Johns; Kerr Line.
Str choluteca (Hond), Captain Pedor-
Antwerp: Atlantic Transport Line.
Str West Calumb tAm). Captain
Humphrey Alexandria: United American
Str Elmac (Am). Captain Rainier; King
ston; Clyde Line
str The Angeles tAm). Captain Rersen;
Piraeus The Export S S Co.
Str J a Bostwick (Aua), Captain Nc
Gerry; Texas CITY. Robert l. Hague,
Str varg tNorl. Captain Brun: Kingston,
Caribbean s $ Co.
Str Lake Kyttle (An), Captain John
son; Cardenas: Munson Line,
Str Glendoyle (Aml, Captain Aspin-
wall. Gibara Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str George II Jones (Am) Captain
stocker. Baton Rouge; Robert l. Hague
Schr Ricketts, c (Rr), Captain Evans;
Puerta Plata; f Whitney * Co.
Sehr Wapiti (Br), Captain Hayes; New
ark; Gilmartin ~ Co.
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Cited as Draft Deserters

me tribune prints herewith the
W men classified by the War Department
VacV 1t does not attempt
or publication IN the ed Amy only Of qrear
city or ats Immediate cnviyoms.
The War Department position only through aespreod
p"ocy the real draft dodgr o
t eudson
gtad to publish any corrections
me commanding general Of the I'd Corps Area Governors
ashs that rgsront who actually
forces OF the United States am as to
mas dfd G"s Immediately ih
sne omv washington D. Co. relative thereto setting fcs
has
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York

HELsINGFoRs, June 22-str sorland
(Nor).
HAMBURG, June % - strs Bradclyde
(Br) X / Luckenbach
COPENHAGEN, June 26-Str Chetopa.
BARCELONA, June 2T-Str Jean Stern
orr.
yERDoN. June 27-str Kamesit.
50 .oNlcA' June 20 - Str Hibernia
B&TAv1A June 27-str Rondo tDu,
FALMOUTH June 29--str :o Mystic HDU''
GIBRALTAR, June 70 = Str Ligouria
sYDNEY. N w. June 3o-str Port
RoTTERDAM, June ao-str westerdyls
(Du).
GIBRALTAR, June 80 - Str Venus II
(Nor).
woo, June 2o-str Belwdere 1taD.
YOKOHAMA, June 26-Str Ageamemnon
(Br).
Departures for New York
GIBRALTAR. June 30--Str Ansaldo San
Giorgio ~ Utall.
SOUTHAMPTON WATER, June c6-Str
City (Br).
CAPE TOWN, June 27--str East Wind.
BCENOS AYRES, June 29-Str Bonheur
(Br).
LONDON. June SO-str Canadian Planter
(Br).
ANTWERP. June 2S-str AyIestone
PLYMOUTH. June 3o-str Noordam
HULL, June 3O-str Port Augusta (Br).
DRAM, June 27-Str city of Chester Brl.
QUEENSTOWN, July Str Carmania
(Br).
YOKOHAMA. June 29--str Deucalion
(Br)3.
HAVANA, July Str Toloa tBr).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-02
Stillnaan Quits Poughkeepsie
To Spend Night ON Modesty

GEN COVE, L. l., July LANES a
Shllman, seeking relief from his mari
tai and other troubles, motored here
tonight from Pouehkeepsie and went
on beard his yacht Modesty, which is
anchored IN the harbor.
lr. Stillman arrived about 3 .. m,
and proceeded at once to the landing
Of the New York Yacht Club, whers
he was met by a small boat from the
Modesty which took him out to HIS
yacht. Members of the crew say the
yacht, which arrived here Monday night,
will remain in the harbor practically
all summer.