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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
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GRAND VIEW

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bungalow, on queen Anns blvd ;
mountains and tbs city. ssnlshsd
thruaut in white ivory. all Inn
provsmsnts In and paid handy "a
car lines and school, THE home
Sonsistr OF reception haiL fine hv-
Ing ana dintnE room. beautiful
ffr~piace and elegant modern light.
bookcases. J well arranged bed
rooms with plenty closet room
bath Ac&hlnet Kitchen with dandy
range and llnoiwum on floor. CO.
mont hAsamcnts fine furnace and
laundry trays and stove. Also
enough coal To last thruoat the
wlnteT, This home u certainly =
good buy. k.ssy terms Phone
Queen Auas 41A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

Eos Hlnckfey ildE.
ScHoOL STORE
Sells confectionery and light grocer
monthly ne, profit rent iss
monthly. with 7.ysAr leaze; good
fixtures and clean stock. THIS u
q dandy buy; and iho price " rlEht
st.' zoe. sSs MR. hEhESwAr.
MOVING PICTURE THEATRE
We have ] suburban theatres In the
city. theatres In small towns
near sesttie several big down
town house.: price. from ii.sQo
isS so., ,sr ss,.n 100 "a. TO 1000
Zee HAtnRooK. "a, nurfs nidT.
FOR kALk---NEw AND SECOND
hand store. fine location $3.50
cash
secondhand antique stare $500
cash
isu FERDINAND ST.
FOR SALE = io-RooM PARTLY
fprnlehcd house. on fret hill. with
lease. Good location for rooming
or harding house In exesllsnt
needed Eaat ssss Tor appoint
msnt
FINE GENERAL MERCHANDISE
buEinesa, well established, on cash
pad 20 delivery systcm; fine farm
ing town o in,oiss see out naoee;
Howell seattle
WE Will. START YoU IN THE
cleaning and dyalng business. Lit
" capital peeled. big profits.
Nonde System. Dept sse. Char
MAN TO TAKE ACTIVE INTER-
est in good paying business In
vcEtment required. Star H-a9.
FOX sAI.K--IIlAI.F INTEREST IL
one OF the best paying auto repair
@ "SPs c.pi,sf ,sss noon asA as eve sss
niuSa
10 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED.
close In. sacrifice II for sass: nice
place 20 rent rooms. leaving. city.
1l5 fale block. Third and Union.
lGOoD PAYING SEcoND-HAND
business for sacrifice price. aeb
Pine. Elliott ss25
ron sALE-DouCnSUT AND wAF-
re shop. very reasonable Box
H-T2. star.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ALL LINES OF BUSINESS SOLD:
partners obtained; additional cap
ital secured. Expert statesmen
stay with cur buyers until you get
the money. We have hundreds OF
GOOD WITH US FOR QUICK
ACTION. get In touch with this
office at once. We can sell your
business In 10 days
IDEAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
Second Ave. and Marion St
az Burke bldg.
WANT CAR IN GOOD CONDITION:
will give city lot as first payment
balance In 80 days He'll. Star.
% PERSONAL
BATH MD MASSAGE PARL0R.
Lady attendant daily and Sunday.
Upstairs sis ftrst ave. Main 9lis.
swEATs. MASSAGE. SALT Gf.owS
shower. AL Peoples Bank bldg-
Second and pike.
Anna Marks. Hydrotherapy.- scientif-
&c massage. GOT Mutual Life Bid.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANs
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
and acreage loans. Rothe Farm
Mtg. Co. Inc ioa2 ard av.. Seattle.
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d FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS

H0tsEK EEpiNG ROOMS. 1900
and 1850 week. Lights, gas, npen,
everything furnished si0 Howell
Sce 6tnAth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

SMnshedraIfy atiseF Seventh Ava
~ Seattle. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
The Largest Audience j
the Northwest
\. Reads The Stars
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Phone Main 600
Ratea Per Insertion

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Evening star., 1921-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS
B. F. KEITH'S-"Mastersingers." ="

The Mastersingers. heading this
weeks bill at Keith's, have always
been big local favorites. 1t is doubt
full, however, IL they ever receive d
a greeting to surpass that given them
last night All the veterans were
in splendid voice and their delight
full harmonizing simply lifted the au-
dience off it's feet with enthusiasm.
The program was very popular. the
solos striking responsive cord.
while the choruses were just grand"
A newcomer in the ranks Of vaude-
Vile, Miss Molly Mcintyre shared
honors with the topliners in an ex-
ceptionally bright character play. in
which she sang a couple of songs to
excellent accompaniment by b. G.
lillian, the composer. Miss Molly is
good to look upon and has a strong,
sweet voice that was delightful with
its little burrs. Her opening song.
sung in Scottish costume, was par
ticularly pleasing. 1t told of her
warm reception in this country and
naiyely asked "why?" Several cur
tain calls rewarded the singer.
Another good number. full of char
acterization. was that Of Bessie REM
pel and friend husband" marked on
the program as Him." The couple
Evening star., 1921-08-09
C0SMOS-"Look! 7"

The seven acts OF vaudeville pre-
sented at the Cosmos Theater this
week have not been surpassed during
the season as Il whole. They are de-
hghtfully entertaining and some of
them are marked by novelty that is
most refreshing. For instance. the
paper tearing" feature of the Nor
ton prothers act is a unique sur
prise of real beauty. and follows an
ovation obtained by the brothers with
their adept utilization of the common
harmonica. The feats of equilibrism
and the fancy and difficult cycling
OF the fakaki laps stamp the act
as one of the best Jap numbers pre-
sented here in years. The Tivoli Trio.
another big hit. is excellent for its
singing, but 1t also has "a real COM
ed'an who knows how to excite hearty
laughter within bounds. Dorothy
Wahi with her pianist-violinist conn
pany' offers real treat IN song
singing and in fine violin numbers.
as wei! as in eccentric dancing by
the violinist. who is not named.
Look. Mile. Rialta's beautiful
and graceful dancing girls. it's quaint
ana artistic dance numbers and the
Beauty of its costumes and lighting
eHects. Is easily an attraction of high
rank. and Louis Worth, "the ragtime
gob.' amuses with limitations and
songs.
universafs newest production, "rhe
Magnificent Brute" featuring Frank
Mayo. which is shown for the first
time in Washington. is an interesting
story, with some eX-
ceilent acting and few thrills. 1t
is shown only at the matinees. "A
Monkey Hero also shown here for
the first time. with the Universal
News, and other entertaining short
films, is a feature at all performances
Evening star., 1921-08-09
THE WEATHER

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland. fair tonight and tomorrow /;
slightly warmer Wednesday; gentle
variable winds.
For Virginia, fair tonight and to-
morrow: somewhat warmer in ex-
treme west portion tonight and in
west and north portions tomorrow
gentle to moderate northeast and
east winds.
For West Virginia, fair and warmer
tonight and tomorrow.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermomctcr-Yest 4 pm. so;
8 pm. ~: II midnight, 66. Today, 4
am, 63; am. 20.
Barometer-Yesterday. 4 pm, 80. 90.
pm, 1904: II midnight. 30.13. To-
day: 4 am. 30.13; $ am, 30.1S.
highest temperature, so, occurred
at pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 6s. occurred
at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
highest, IS: lowest Il.
Condition of the Water,
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, IL; condition. very muddy.
Temperature in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-08-09

v street; " C. Dickey. 1443 Maryland
avenue northeast; George Hyman,
3401 18th street, and Rev. John s.
Golch Of Wilmington, Del. DIR. Golch
holds nonresident membership.
Mr.. Hyman is a general contractor
and had charge of the excavating for
the clubs new building, on G street
between 18th and 14th streets.
Evening star., 1921-08-09

present fishing skit on the lake,
during which the wife becomes rest
less and starts laughable dialogue.
Frances Nordstrom is responsible for
the act. which kept the audience in
George Goodridge dance and sing
well; the Garcinetti Brothers are
deft hat throwers; Ben Bernie and
his chatter. score a hit; Eddie Kane
and Jay Herman, as 1.-THE Midnight
sons" repeat the hit scored when
last here; Frederick Easter ana
Beatrice Squire present fine dane
ing number and the Pathe News
rounded out the bill.
Evening star., 1921-08-09
NEW CITY CLUB MEMBERS.

Four Are Added to Rolls of Or
ganization.
The CITY Club has added, four new
members to its rolls. 1t 4, was an
nounced today by the board Of gov
Evening star., 1921-08-09

We are lucky and you
are lucky that our buyer
found in en- obscure nook
the New York importer
from sDhom we get those
Evening star., 1921-08-09
Handmade
Philippine
Envelope!
Chen,iises
and
Nig!htgowns
to Sell at
$2.95

More than a dozen attractive
solid-embroidery designs, some
with handdrawn work. The
nightgowns are with or with
out sleeves. The chemises with
built-up shoulders, round, square
or "V" neeks. The essence of
daintiness and practicability in
underthings-and only &.95.
JeIIef's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1921-08-09
The Impressive Facts About Our
Annual Summer
Sale of Furs

U Furs are lower in price than they have been for
years and lower now than they will be later
~ The pets in the exquisite furs now being
shown are the very pick of the seasons catch.
The Workmanship is that which goes with un-
hurried skill.
(3) The styles all authentc-the models that
have been adjudged correct for 1921 and 1922
N We will arrange deferred payments and store
gratis any purchase you make in the Summer
Fur Sale until November L.
s"5 JeIleff's-Second Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. b.--Arriyed: :
Strs Chickamauga, Gothenburg. via Bos-
ton; scythian (I5r) Antwerp Via Boston !;
Guatanamo. Tampico via Havana; Munal.
Sailed: Str Liberator, Los Angeles. etc'.
via Savannah Conehatta, Manchester.
BOSTON. Aug. 5.-Arrived: Str Macabi
(Br) Banes, Cuba: Delaware, New York
Westford. New York; Juanita Baltimore
and Norfolk Sailed: Str San Gil (Br)
Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon: Mel
rose Sewall's Point.
CHARLESTON, Aug 6-Sailed: Strs
Marine, Hamburg and Bremen; Northwest
ern Bridge, Hamburg and Bremen; Apache,
New York Sara Weem$ Baltimore: West
Hardaway, Fernandina.
JACKSONVILLE. Aug 5--Sailed: Str
Lake Ellenorah, Boston. Arrived: Str
Coinanche New York.
MOBILE Aug ARRIVED; Strs Goa
homa County. Gulfporti- Ossning, New
York. Sailed: Strs Vera (Nor), Belize !;
San Cristobal (Mexl, Tampico; Lake Free
land. New York; Herman Winter, Port
BarrEos: Munisla. Havana
NORFOLK. Aug 5--Arrived 4th, strs
Summer Leaf, Havre; Warzswa (Dut),
Dunkirk; William III Webb. New York !:
Mongolia (Swedl, Montreal; Banffshire
tBr), Wellington: Ferngarth (Br), New
York; 18th, Northwestern Miller (Br), New
York. Freeman, New England Asquam,
Baltimore Cape Ortegal tBr9. Liverpool I;
J II Devercaux. Boston: General Church
Gsr). Galveston: Walter y Moves. fsoston.
schr James NJ Howard Bonthbay Harbor:
schr Edna N MacKnight, Portland Me
Sailed Strs Modsmi tNpr), New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Trays narbor or tho Columbia River to

Grnys Harbor or tho Columbia River to
Japan.
During July 275 vcsseIs entered the port
of San Francisco and 335 departed. Ton
mage totals were: Inbound 6s4.7S7; sail,
1925; outbound. steam. G67.403, SAIL S.s47
SEATTLE. Aug. 6.--The apple crop Of
Oregon. Washington and Idaho for ship
ment by rail- and water Is estimated at
$4,000 cars.
Steamer Redondo. previously reported
disabled in British Columbia waters. is
returning to this port In tow of the Cana
dian tugs Annocio and Topic. The Redondo
lost her rudder.
The Coast Guard cutter Guard is towing
the launch Tacoma to this port from
seized after barrel and a half OF wine
was found on board. The Tacoma Is regis
tered at Los Angeles
VANCOUVER. Aug 6--The British str
Camosun, owned by the Union Steamship
Co. struck rock In dense fog Wednesday,
at Ciiff Island. Millbank Sound. She got
off and proceeded to Prince Rupert under
her steam. The preliminary survey
revealed that the forefoot had been dam
aged.
HONOLULU, Aug b---After a fast run
cisco, the Shipping Board str Empire State,
on her frat trans-Pacifc voyage, arrived
here yesterday afternoon.
PORTLAND, Ore Aug 5-The str West
Nius arrived to-day from Puget Sound to
complete a cargo of lumber for the Orient.
Repairs to the ctr Efingham, of the Eu-
ropean Pacific Line. which was badly dam
River two weeks ago. will be made by the
Albina Marine Iron Works, Of Portland
which bid s35,132 for the Job Bidders
from California and Washington competed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Reports Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trad

osterdal tNor), Montreal: Kastatia tBr),
Monmouth and Glasgow; Orient, Rio de
Janeiro; Kingsbury ORB, Galveston: Next
cano lNor), Bergen and Christiania; Cor
Pea o.. Mendi sspan1, Trieste; unhe Mendi
Orleans; Bratland (Nor). Port OF spain
Thamcsmedc (Br,. Trieste; Aster utaiJ.
Galveston; Craigrownie, New England /;
Frankinyar {Br), Hamburg Everett, New
England; Mngefjord tNor). Rotterdam !:
Estrada Palma (Cuban). Havana: Tide
ton; Dude Mas DuD. Boston; Peterton
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5--Arrived Str
Joseph M Cudahy New York. Sailed: Strs
Gorredijkm CDu). Rotterdam; Ashntubula
tBr1. Liverpool; Bovcrio (Br). New York
PORTLAND Me, Aug. b.--Arrived: str
Ionancy. Norfolk Sailed: Str Matoa. Nor
folk.
PORT DADs, Aug ARRIVED: strs CAL
garolite (Br). Halifax; Canadian Sealer
lBr). Matanzas; Copan t1ond). Teln Ell
Havana; Louisiana. Tampico; Quimistan
lHond), Port Barrios. William G. Warden.
Tampico. Sailed Strs Braziler {Br). Ant :
wcrp; Crude Oil. Port Arthur: Frederick
I1uckenbach, Los Angeles; Hibueras (Hon),
Riuefields: Jaiapa. Seattle Lucigen OBI,
progeso; Sinaloa (Nor), Frontera: strom-
bus VT3r), Tampico.
PORT TAMPA Aug 5-sailed: Barken-
tine Cecil Stewart. New York.
SAVANNAH. Aug 5--Arrived; Str Els
sex, PHILADELPHIA. Sailed strs City of
TAMPA. Aug b--Arrived: Str Lake
Norfolk. Sailed: Schr M A Belliveaux,
Mstanzas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Record for Panama Cargoes
Last Fiscal Years Total 232
Per Cent Above Others

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga total of
11,599,214 tons Of commercial cargo
was carried through the Panama Canal
during the last fiscal year, or 23h
per cent more than in any preceding
year, while the tolls amounted to SILL
276,890, or 32h per cent more than any
preceding year, according to the Pana-
ma Canal Record. In addition, gov
eminent vessels, which passed through
the canal tolls free. carried 463,769
tons Of cargo.
American, British and Japanese yes
sells carried Sd per cent Of the total
commercial tonnage, the American
amounting to As per cent, British TO 80
and Japanese to Z per cent. The total
number Of ships passing through the
canal was 1892, Of which 1912 were
American, 970 British, lao Norwegian
and 1856 Japanese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06

Str Latvia (Dan), Captain Dahl; copen.
hagen. Danzig and Libau; The East Asiatie
p Str fungus SMos,, &C. csp r. Tidsman
Str. Astrea tDD. Captain Lehman; Cape
Hayti and Port de PAX; Funch. Edge
Str vasconia SRr>. Captain Townleyi
London; Cunard Line.
Str Ebro lBr}, captain Duncan: Girls.
toeal callao: sanderson = Son.
Port au Prince cristobal; Panama Rail
Str calabria (Br2. Captain Mitchell
Liverpool; White Star Line.
Str Hawaiian (Am), Captain IAverge
Str Iceland (Br), Captain Howell: Ant.
werp via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Red
Str Fort Hamilton sgrl, Captain Francis
Hamilton; Furness, Witty e. Co.
Str Ryndam (Dt), Captain Krol: Rotter.
dam. Bclougne. Plymouth; Holland Amer.
Str Toloa (Br), Captain Grant: Havana
.d Port Lm0n United Truit c.
Juan; Buii-Insular Line.
Str Tasmania Maru (Jap). Captain
oshida; Rio de Janeiro. Santos. Buenos
Ayres; p Kleppe & Co.
Str Madonna (Br), Captain Laing
Liverpool; Gilmartin & Co.
Str Lake Faribault (Am), Captain Kcn
ney Mobile, Tampa; Mallory SIS Co.
Str Herman Frasch (Am), Captain Mac
Kenzie; Sabine; Union Sulphur Co.
Str Costigan (Am), Captain Rogers
Philadelphia. United American Lines.
Str City of Montg emery (Am}. Captain
Hammond; Savannah: Ocean IS Co.
! Str Eastern Dawn (Aml, Captain Soren
son; Baltimore; Black Diamond So Co.
Str Lenape (Am), Captain Kemble J;
Charleston. Jacksonville; Clyde SIS Co.
Str Matinicocle (Am), Captain Long
Texas City; Robert l. Hague.
| Str Lake Arthur (Am), Captain Daniels
Richmond; Richmond g. Y So Co.
! Str Montrolite (Am), Captain Grace
Texas City; Robert L Hague.
| Str Mary (Am). Captain Goodman
Monte Cristi. Porto Plata: Bull-Insula
| Line.
Str Paloma tcub). Captain Baker; Nue.
vitas; Munson Line.
Str Munwood tAm,. Captain Cross; Cal
BARREN via Norfolk; Munson Lines.
/ Str Plow City (Am). Captain Ulvstead
Christiapia. Copenhagen Seager % Co
Inc.
Str Scotland Maru (Jap). Captain MAXI
mura: Yokohoma. Kobe; Harriss, Magil
| s. Co.
| Str zacapa (Am), Captain Barratt San
tiago, Kingston; United Fruit Co.
! Str Moffatt Jr {Am), Captain Spin
ney; Baton Rouge; Robert L Hague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Equal Division
Of Cotton Trade
SoughtbyB
direct Traffic Only Part of
Movement in Egyptian
Commodity Controlled by
British Steamship Lines
Bulk Goes via England
Export Figures Show United
Kingdom Transcripts so
Per Cent to This Country

rxports Of Egyptian cotton to this
.ountry direct constitute minor part
!, the shipments made by way of the
limited Kingdom. according to figures
available here yesterday. While ex-
r,,ssing satisfaction at the agreement
cached between the United States
Shipping Board and British steamship
companies, whereby American bottoms
~ to receive so per cent of the direct
cotton traffic from Alexandria local
sbiuping men are of the opinion that
ths United States should be accorded
an equal share of the indirect move
ment as we'll.
The average annual cotton exports.
hssed on figures for several seasons
mast, amounts to approximately 100000
bales. OF this average total the United
K;nrdom takes 100000 bales, Of which
about 50 per cent is transshipped at
British ports to the United States.
British Held Both Movements
During the season of 1918-'19 direct
shipments from Alexandria to Atlantic
ports amounted to $4,000 bales. Both
This traffic and the indirect movement
were controlled entirely by British
companies.
Cotton exports from Egypt to the
United States, England and the Cont
nent for the seven seasons from 1912
to 1918, according to local figures, were
a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Arrivals Yesterday

Str City of Montgomery, Savannah Aug
=; to the Ocean Steamship Co;with pas
Str Lenape. Jacksonville Aug 2, Charlcs-
ton Aug 3; to tho Clyde Steamship Co; with
passengers and md!se; Pier 81 N r.
Str Eel Alba, Galveston July 81; TO tina
N Il.
Str Matinicocls. Galveston July 2s to Rob
Hook. j.
Str concho. Galveston July 80; to tho
Mallory steamship Co; with passengers
Str Hamilton. Norfolk: to the Old Do
minion Transportation Co; with mdsa Pier
Str Georgeanna weems, Baltimore, to
the Halshaw Steamship Co: with mdse
Str capehall tBr,, caibarien July so; to
United Fruit Co; with indse; anchored off
Liberty.
Str orbita tBr>. Hamburg July 49,.
sso odp and Cherbourg July 2s; to
oanderson q Son; with 90 first. 202 second
cabin. So Storage passengers, mails and
mdse; Pier AZ, Mr..
the Munson Steamship Line; with sugar;
South 4th st. B'klyn.
Str cayo Mamie. Tanarno July 20, Can
Atlantic Fruit Co; with two passengers
and fruit; Pier e, Il 3.
1n str % Princess pcss May tnr2. Port Antonio
ndse; BIER Z. e r.
Str corne!ia. Gaayanill. July IS. May
80. San Juan July 80; to tho Bull Insular
Line; with sugar; Pier ~, B'klyh.
Str oregsonian. Hamburg July 20. Hall
with mdse; Pier So. N r.
s Osborne, Newport, r I: Navy
Yard, B'klyn.
str Colon. cristobal July 20. Port-au-
Prince Aug l.; to the Panama Railroad
Steamship. Line. with 2o3 pass. mails and
mdse; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Eika Ill (Nor), Cienfuegos July go;
to the & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
with sugar: anchored off Quarantine.
Str Yseldyk (Dt), Rotterdam July %;
to the Holland America Line, in ballast
| anchored Off Quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06

From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.--Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Anderson, 1t. N. resigned.
Bolt, Ems. ]. E., to Hampton Roads.
Boycc, APP. elk. Il. H., to Charleston.
Byram. 1t. q. 60 T. p. to Ninth nava
Gotten. 1t. J. L., to U. s. s. Olympia.
DIETRICH, 1t q. 81 A. F. to U. 8. s
Shawmut.
Tenton, 1t. q. 81 A. s.. to U. s. S. Texas
Garrett, 1t, w. s., to U. s. s. Pennsylvania
Jarzembouski. Gun. e. j.. to Brooklyn.
Keller, Lit. Com. II. R.. to Quantico.
Lamont Lit Com. w. D., to u. S. 8. Texas
Tough, Lit. J. c.. to San Diego.
MacWilliams. 1t. w. H., to Washington
MARVEL, 1t. c. c.. to Boston.
Olingers Pay elk. C.. G.. to u. 8. s. Grea
Pence, Com. H. t.. to Washington
Skillman. Lit. ]. H.. to U. S. S. Grea
Northern.
Thomson, Com. T. A.. to Washington.
Vasey, 1t. r. c., to San Francisco.
Brantly, Ems. N. D., to u. S. s. Sands
Dearth Ems. NJ. D.. to II. s. S. Utah
Hitchcock. Ems. N. r., to u. S. S. Utah.
johnson, Lit. Com II. D.. to u. s. s. Utah.
Pranis, Gun. j., to u. S. S. Pittsburgh.
Reed, Ems. K. s.. to U. S. $. Utah.
Updegraf Lit. W. NJ. to U. S. S. Utah
Walton. Ems. c. L., to U. S. S. Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Line Cuts Length of
Time From u. S. to POLAND

BY making connections with steam
ers of the United Baltic Corporation
of London the Cunard Line will shorten
the time of the voyage of it's Polish
passengers destined for Danzig, Libau
or Reval, enabling them to reach their
homeland in from about twelve to four
teen days.
Passengers leaving New York on the
Carmania on August 10 will arrive in
Liverpool on August FL and have ample
time to embark on the Baltannic, sail
ing from London for Poland on August
%. She will arrive at Danzig on the Goth
and then proceed to Libau, Reval and
Riga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Lake Ports

US. SMs ;3sss rsu;sssis pu2ss5 si
Trgesdaie, Duluth; A A Augustus. Jackhsh
sANDUsKY. Aug 6--Arriyed: strs Am.
sSerg nedrois; Pe1e e, Point , Peee Sale
Pelee
=. r7 TAI Aug 6-Arriyed: SIR II; i:
VW g,.ln = Harvey. Duluth; Pentecost,
str Ga Psnscost nt sssTe sanSashy
P A B Widener. Duluth: B Squire, Du-
coNNEAUT. Aug b--Arrived: Sire Con-
neaut Depot Harbor; Wyandotte, Sarnia
Alpera, Racine: Chas o Jenkins, Duluth
Frank Fra, !, pTaplin. Ashland; J e Epson. Nor
Duluth. Sailed: strs Aipena, Ericau. Wv,
andotte, Marinette. Canneaut: Aipena.
G Cha 9 Jenkins, Duluth; w Hart, M e
Earr, Perciyal Roberts jr Duluth; Frank
Taplin. Cleveland; Norway. J E Upson.
BUFFALO, Aug 5-Arrived: strs cano-
White, calcite; e N Obi. Chicago: Troy.
Duluth. Sailed: strs Troy, Buffalo. su-
Mhis c csHGPu' panwars eh PnlSh
Hydrus, Buffalo. sailed: Str Neg Negaun se.
SOUTH CHICAGO, Aug 5-Arrived: Str
Robinson, Superior.
s. INDIANA Iz.ls ,HAARBoR. Aug ARRIVED ::
Block, SUPERIOR: Sailed strs Joseph
Block Superior; VIM Cowan Green Bay.
GARY, Aus arrived: Str P Morgan,
Duluth. Sailed: strs VIM P Palmer. j p
EsCANABA, Aug. 5-sailed: sers Rich
,ardson,, Harvard. Gary; Emperor, Point
DULUTH. Aug 5-Arrived: strs cletus
schneider, P Reiss, Sweden. Williams NC
lntosh, Dunn Jr. Becker, Andrews Town
send, Sierra. Leopold, Superior, II
Hogers' Harvester. Octorara. Harmonic.
Saiied: Strs G Crawford, Kerr Hilbert
Ihilbsn, Kinney, Leopold, Dickson, II 81
Rogers, Harvester, Wiclswre Jr, Sherwin.
Labelle, zillah. Delaware, Mars
TWO HARBORS, Aug 5-Sailed: Strs
| Hill, Lake Erie; Mills. Lake Michigan.