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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
IL. to Hold Stored Water.

Because the water supply Of the
small city Of Ashland, Ore, is be-
coming inadequate in the summer, and
increasing the storage facilities would
cost 500. 900. the local engineers are
trying an experiment as ingenious as
1t Is simple. High up the side of
Mount Ashland, at the headwaters Of
the supply, a system Of piping and
sprays is being installed, through
which the surplus water OF the win
ter will be directed and allowed to
freeze. The damming action Of the
ice walls thus formed. and the gradu.
al thawing Of the Ice itself, are ex-
pected b provide enough water for
NJ the needs Of summer.-Popuiar NJ
thanl. Maeasins.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
"FIoatine Fair" From Holland.

A company has been organized at
The Hague for the purpose Of sending
floating fair" as it is called, but
practically ship loaded with sam
pie products and commercial agents to
sell them. to various parts Of the
world, particularly the United States
The concern is organized somewha,
on cooperative basis and proposes
to send the Messageries Maritimes YES
sci, the Macedonia, of 6,1OO tons bur.
den, to the United States and Central
and South America for the purpose OF
introducing Netherlands products and
enabling Netherlands commercial
houses to establish import and export
connections in the countries visited
Scientific American.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
BUSINESS ACTIVITY
IN NEVADA STATE

Here is compiled the progress of
the state as shown by facts of produc-
ton, payrolls, industries and invest
ments in development enterprises.
splendid showing of prosperity.
Gold Hill-Building program at
American Flat to be launched at once.
Silverton-One of richest ore strikes
vet reported uncovered on Treasure
Hill vein.
Ely-Friberg mine receives End ship
ment of machinery, installation under
way.
Elko-Wool shipments completed,
total value out of Elko $225,835.05.
Reno-Plans under way for construc
ton of highway to Hazen.
Reno-New Century Club planning
club house.
Sparks-New facilities that will per-
init icing of two 55-car trians at one
time have just been placed in opera
ton here by the Pacific Fruit Express
SOlHPduy.
Lovelock-Vallcy ranchers let con-
tract for grain harvesting.
Tonopah-Tonopah Extension plan
ming to add 10 stamps to mill.
Broken Hills-Broken Hills Silver
Corporation planning to resume oper-
atoms.
Manhattan-Ore from Little grey
mine lease running 500 to ton.
Imlay-Old Sheba mine re-opened
and showing good ore values.
Silver City-San Francisco syndi-
cate to take over and develop Comet
mine.
Elko-New soap placed on market
manufactured from South Fork mine
product
Carson City-Reclamatio service
requested to proceed with surveys Of
western Nevada irrigation projects.
Fallon-.Truckce-C Carson Irrigation
district discusses drainage project.
Eureka to get reinforced concrete
Masonic building.
Reno-Kit Carson reports rich gold
strike north of town.
Yerington-Business men organize
to develop land in Walker river irriga-
ton district.
Winnemucca to Immediately rebuild
power house destroyed by fire.
Ely-4,O00 tons of copper ore on
dumps of Boston Ely mine.
Carson City-Graphite deposit in
Voltair district becoming important
industry.
Carson City-State banks in position
to take care of stockmen.
Tonopah-West End mills ship bull
lion valued $66, 200 for second half of
June.
Ely-Ely Northern considering ex-
tension of road to Phoebe.
Pioche-Mines developing immense
tonnage of ore.
Manhattan-North fork of Twin
river scene of unusual mining activities
Gold Circle-Big Chief Consolidat-
ed property opening into promising
mine.
Battle Mountain ships two cars OF
wool to Boston market.
Observation-Disclosures road to
Eastgate recommended to highway
directors.
Winnemucca-Nine mine at
Barrett Springs shipping high grade
ore.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
VETERINARY CONTROL WORK
DURING JUNE

According to report received at
the Farm Bureau Office, during the
month OF June the State Veterinary
Control and cooperating agencies did
the following work in Lyon county:
Anthrax immunization 40 head; black
leg imunization cattle 81 head; Thber-
crlin tests-cattle Sc head.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
World. Smallest Coin.

The coin Of the least value ever L.
sued IL the "mite." so called. such as
the widow of the Bible contributed
to the poor. Its shape was hexagopal.
and it's value about one-fiftietb Of
cent. 1t would take I've thousand
mites to make one dollar.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
Janitor.

The Romans always hal q slave
who stood by the door. Since the lat.
ter was called "janua," the term Ian
itor" came to be applied to him. Our
janit0rs have a great many duties 9th.
er than those connected with waiting
upon the door: but this detail Of Rom.
an house management is crystailixed
In their nane.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03

Mrs. Mitchell, wellknown spiritual
medium, will give readings daily at the
Vailencour residence on Center street.
Yerington
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-08-03
The Reason.

They say that worry kills more than
work. This, perhaps, il because 70
nany psOple and it sasisr then wosS
~ ds<ote their Tine - A-0su6eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
American Ports

BAIsTI MORE. July 12-Arriyed. stra
Munl1o' New New York surosa, Fort Arthur.
terdam Toloso Manchester via s'r Norf foUs
Mfimsport London via Philadelphia; Des
san 1nan sr1d aia sristoI Lake Fanaucr
Tuxpam and Tampico: Oakwin OBS
9 S.es, so 81 Tulsa. Rotterdam and Ant,
BOSTON, July 12-Arrived, Str Craig
rownie, Newport News; schr Rayo. Little
B 1ssIs a1ver s. Sailed; strs Munalbro
New York; Lexington, Glasgow '' and r, t,a
eerpool via Newport News and Phi,adelphia
Sch. CaARL Les July l2--Arriyed: Str
saxon saxon Havana Sailed: Strs Assinipi.
Fernandina; Cotopaxi, Havana West
Persian Baltimore; Mohawk, New York:
Bayhead. Baltimore; Lord Harrington 1B1
NN ey', News Sailed strs Mohawk. New
pool; bark Audny Nor), Queenstown.
Tu ampa tNo Honaa assso sNor( Port Barrios
. NEwToRT News July 1s-Arrtvea:
Mars MaTu Du" 15ap law nr1 hysrpoo Thomas
Barcelona. Sailed: strs western ts '1 1sP}'
A NoRrohx Denis Ju ,hr); Rio de Janeiro
Mandy Grange (Br), Havre; Baltic obs
Baltimore; .zoppot Got). Baltimore; Pan.
lasI ore ssiea str Sasa inan) Port
Galveston; Hugo SHINES (Fr}, Rio de
Janeiro; Western (Br), Alexandrfa: Var.
dula lBr), Philadelphia; vaidura Obs
.lof aitar II DeVerauX, New ENGLAND
Moldegaard, baltimore; La Percuse (Fr1
Bremen; Campania dt), Gibraltar: Everett
New England. -
PENSACOLA, July 1s-Arrived: Str.
Mssca, New Orleans; Elkhart, Dunkirk.
sailed; .strs Passages, Browning (Br),
g. ! PH5,lL.A;DElPHIA, July 12-Arrived
S Ther TsTNeat1 1Rr, utaR spezia; schr
L P Tiolmbiad Dan JAM cope aItea; s vs
baltimore; Philip Pubicker New York,
GGr na, GNor}. New York; Santa Isabel.
mack Savannah and Jacksonville; Halsey.
Mobile: Grace Dollar (Br), Hong Kong
etc, via Savannah, Galveston and Van.
co p april. EA sI,. La, July 12-Arrlved strs
CI1ahutia Mex, Tampico; Comayagua
(Hond), Port Cortez Ellis (Nor), Tela;
Sunny ,1hd NJ cNor.: Prosreso; Lake Crescent
1rrontera: SURNAME, Port Barrios; Truxilo
Tampa; Yoro (Hond), Ceiba. Sailed Strs
Atiantic City shanghai; Clement Smith,
barcelona; Raphael (Br), Buenos Ayres;
Seminole (Br). England; West Erral Lon.
DON don; West Harshaw. Glasgow; Yuma
PORT TAMPA. July 12-saied: Tue
Robert Clark with barges Conemaugh
and MononEahela. Tamp,co.
rs sAVA pbIiA H. July u. Sailed: strt
New York
TAMPA, Fla. July 12-Arrived: schr
Mary n Diehslo. Boston. Sailed: Str Lake
Farlhault, Mobile: schrs Harrison T
", ia ARD HAVEN. Mass, July 1s-Ar.
I T1ved: schrs Wapiti (Br). New York for
m ,aaa ~ Mayhower (Br2, Parrsboro; Kar-
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
QUEENSTOWN. July l1---Str America.
(Nor).
Lake Ports

p, CLEVELAND, July 12--Arrived: strs w
+ mob mo5berts. Two Harhors; ,shenaago. Ash
r,oifborne; Westiand. Chicago; w stat
ff!ord, Islands; p Recor, Islands. Sailed:
Strs Taplin. Duluth; Angelina, MIL
Waukee; Glen Lyon, Fort william Thorn 8
Shaughnossy, Chicago; w II Stafford. ISL
ands; p P Recor, Islands
Trick. DuIuih; iiydrus TWO Harb b
NSorway, Duluth. sailed: strs HydTus.
Friek, William oicott. Duluth; Nor
$, a Z Hsha a oho J4ly lsArrtxea:
Superior; Sargent, Superior; Marquette and
= No !. Montreal; Glenbrae, Key
g S Hebard, Superior; Thomas walters,
Superior; Sargent. Superior; Marquette and
Bessemer No |, Montreal; Cilenbrae. Key
Ha barb Henry Phipps. Duluth; Alpena.
TOLEDO. July 12-Arrived, strs p
Morgan 5r. Duluth; g w Watson. conncaut
EAIRP oRT.- July 12-Arrived: strs
Harhors; d Bradley, Calclte. Sailed: strs
Smith Thompson Loraip; Rensselaer,, Erie
D Bradley, Calcite.
falo, Troy; w w Atterbury. Duluth Anna
ION, Chicago; w Paine. Manchester, w
Il Snyder. Duluth Sailed: strs Troy, AZ
eago; Paine, Toledo; Manchester. Racine;
sn 20 Nbii Ruyth, o,,o Univ ru,,,.,
strs " Hart. conneaut: Angelina, Buf-
f falo; Sailed sIl,,d stra Fl Porter. Hart,
ERIE, July 12-4Arriyed: strs Joseph $
Richard w Brantford. Lewis Keybell,
Montreal.
MILwAUKEE, July l2--Arriycd strs
G II Mccullough Buffalo; sweden Lo-
T Ed i i i - Goudsr Toledo s Sailed Str
HSCANABA, July 12--Arrived: Strs Male
toa. w. A. Reiss, Lagonda. Sailed: Str r r
Richardson, Milwaukee.
MARQUETTE, Mich. July a2--Arrlved:
FORT WILLIAM. July l2--Arrjyed strs
House, Osler. Perseus. Joyland, nAverton.
Sailed: Strs Marian, Goderich
DULUTH, July 12-Arrived: Str Town
send Negaunee, Denmark, Carrot son, O
NJ Retss. c a Black, Shiras. Bowers, Sono-
ma, Tomlinson Munising. Block, J P Reiss
Farrell, Tionesta, Noronic Sailed: Strs
Gates, Cakes, Barnum. Kinney, Corey,
stackhouse Block, j Barlum, A Up
son. Noronic.
Barlum. Hilbert. Lake Erie ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Arrived Yesterday

Str Canao (Peru). Buenos Ayres June
10. Montsvldeo June u, santos June IS,
tlo de Jane!ro juno 90. TO the Munson
5-'4 nfei With Is pass, mails and mdse; Pier
lartic Fruit Co. with s pass and fruit ;
Str West Nosska, Stockholm June 81. to
Moore & McCor,nick in ballast: Red Hook
Fats Bklyn.
str ,reearldon, London June 27. to the
Cnited states and Mexican Oil Corp. in
ballast; anchored off Liberty.
- Str lowan. Portland. Ore, June IS, San
T IRA is,t June e. cristobal July s., to
f Fer Sn Rnsn A nnSr Line with mdse
str Alba. Galveston July 6, to the South
ern Pacific CO, with indse; Pier 81 Il.
to the Ocean Steamship Co, with pass and
mdse; Pier 35. n r.
F the c1a asNsSnys a cS
with pass and mdse; Pier 81. N r.
', Str Frednes (Nor) Cartagena June 16,
2&. Kingston July o st Thomas July S.
u the Caribbean Line, with mdse; Pier g.
Empire Stores, Bklyn.
Str Mexico, Havana July 8. to the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with
SSq pass, mails and mdse; Pier IA, e r.
str Eel Iaso, New Orleans July 6. to the
str John d Rockefeller. Galveston July
Str Astrea QDt, new S27 tonsl, Seville
Jnne %. to Punch Ildye &, Co, with
i2Gse: Pier s. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Str Lyngenfjord (Nor), Stavanger June
.25, to the Norwegian American Line, in
belfast TT goth st, Bklyn.
Str Giuseppe Verdi NtaD. Genoa June
Is, PALERMO June so, to McD9nnel ., &
g65 steerage pass, mails and mdse; Pier
%. Il.
str Western Sea. Boplogne June %,
Brest June %. to j w Elwell & Co, with
1Adse; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Lake Fillmore, Brunswick, Ga. July
Q. to Clyde Line with mdse; Pier SS, N r.
Str William II Webb. Manila April II.
Hong Kong April Is, Shanghai April rs.
Kobe April %, Yokohama May /, Homo
lvlu June s, Cristobal July and Phila-
dclphia July II. to the Barber Steamship
Lines, with mdse.
Str Mesaba. Br), London July 2 to the
Transatlantic Line, with nldsc.
str Mauretania tBrl. Southampton, to
tho Cunard Line. with pass, mails and
ludse.
Str Hellig Olav DAM Copenhagen. to
the Scandinavian-A American Line, with
pa IS, mails and mdse.
Str Lake Fillmore Pensacola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Station

distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
Az a IA o6l from Cape Henry July ~.
Aioundrla 535 K by N Charleston July II
Alabama 90 E Sand Key July H.
Astral 10 NE jupiter July IL
Bay heaa abean Charleston Lv July II.
Bellhaven 4e7 E Ambrose July II.
Betterton 215 NV st Lucia July l.
! Calgarelite 100 sSE Hatteras PM july IL.
Camden S24 SW Hatteras July II.
Garlic $54 Nantucket Nv July H.
City OF Atlanta ia SW Nantucket July IL
Soncho 575 Galveston July II.
Craster Hall IL sw Tortugas July IL.
Creole III Jupiter July !.
Currier 40 NV Tortugas July II.
Walworth 20 sW Key West July H.
D -. 40 W Sand Key July IL.
Eastern Glade oS4 Cape Henry PM
July 10.
Eastern Planet 1896 Ambrose July 9.
Ell Oriente Is WNW Tortugas july II.
Esparta 14s S Boston Lv July II.
Eugene V. r. Thayer 22o SSW Hatteras
Fourth Alabama 70 ssE Hatteras July IL.
Gdansf az y y " sSlo Key July H.
Glbel Yedid 40 NE Cape Henry AM
G,'lf , SO E Sand Key July II.
Gulfstream "a NV Tortugas July II.
II G Folger $50 S Hatteras July IL
II M Flaglar 297 SW Hatteras July H.
Helen 60 Ambrose July H.
Hellig olav los E Ambrose July 10
Henry S Grove 312 Sc Mobile July il.
Herbert G Wylie 1906 SW Nantucket Nv
Houma $40 w Sand Key July II.
Houston 453 EsE Galveston July II.
Inspector ISL N Jupiter July II.
Iroquols 1928 S Ambrose Z Pm July II.
J NJ Guffey 81 SW Hatteras July IL
Japan Arrow zoo Ambrose July II.
John Stevens 6S5 e Ambrose July 49,
Lake Allen 1.106 S Ambrose July II.
Lake Eilenorah As Sc Ambrose Pm
Lake Ellersle Sss NNw San Juan july II.
Lake Fillmore 20 S Scotland Nv July IL.
Lake Freefand 2a6 SW Hatteras July III.
loSr1y ,1 bftl . c sayd Jq 1 IL
Manatee 10 NE Hillsboro July IL
Maracaibo ABB S Scotland Ly July II.
Mauretania 127 Ambrose July IL
Mobile City 1850 S San Francisco July IL.
Monterey / 5 Jupiter July II.
MORO Castle rs NE Havana July IL.
Munamar Ans s scotland Lv July ii.
Mundalee 24S S Ambrose July H.
Mobiles lat so SO Ion 60 2s July ii.
Nora 21o w Sand Key July IL.
Northern Star $40 e by S Nantucket Nv
otho s7d r cape Henry Pm July II.
Paya 20 US WsM s sa9o Rev 5ul Guy
Roc hester passed Delaware Breakwater 2
PM July IL.
Rotaran IS Sc Cape Moulachique Est
Lucia) S PM July 10.
Sabine Sun Hatteras July II.
s Gas ache E 2To Hat July H.
San Bruno 1853 N Limon July II.
San Gil 100 NE Jupiter July IL.
San Jose $50 Hatteras July H.
San Juan AIS S Scotland LV July II.
San Mateo 500 S Ambrose July II.
Santa Rosa ITO SW Key West July II.
schuylkill Bridge IS Sand Key July II.
Steel Age 267 NE Mona Island July IL
Sucrosa s Hatteras July IL.
Surname S77 Sc South Pass July IL
Sutermco 146 ENE Cape Henry July II.
Swift Arrow 20 S Cape Lookout July II.
Tenafy 2i5 Sc Cape Sable July IL.
Thurland Castle 66 NV Key West July II
Tiviyes 6S4 S Ambrose July II.
Tomalva 1870 s Jupiter July II.
Trinidadian 10 S Carysfort July II.
Triumph $50 Charleston July IL.
| Ulua 400 Cape San Antonio July H.
! w M Irish 246 WNW Sand Key July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Navy Orders

From, The Tribu,se's Washington Bureau
WASHiNGTON, July 12.-Navy order
| issued to-day follow:
Adams, Capt. l.. s.. to Washington.
Archer. Ap. elk. c. b; to Philadelphia
Casio. LIT. Com. d. ID, to Mare Island.
cause, 1t. Com. w. l. jr., to u. s. S
Isabel
Fuller. 1t L. c., to Washington.
Gibbs. 1t T. C.. to U. s. S. Isabel.
Groos, 1t. II. E.. TO Washington.
Hanrahan. Capt. .. c., to New York.
johnson, 1t F. H.. to Annapolis.
johnson, Capt M. X. to Newport.
koesteT 1t s e. 3 L. to Washington
Lense, 1t. r. T. to o. S. $. Prometheus.
Plummer, Com r. w. to U. S. s solaoe.
Stone. 1t Com E. S. Pacific Fleet.
Thurlby. Lit II. H. to Washington
Todd; Capt. p. W, to New York
weider. Mach A. j., to New Orleans.
Coghln, Lit. q. 60 j. w, to U. S S.
Wompatuck.
R Rassr 1t It. B e. to 10 T. : 5 M eTne
Following Ems. to q. S. S. Mackenzie
Canaan, s. w: Hin, H. H; Harris, j.
Thayer. r. G.; Melborn, NJ.
Haeberle, Ems. C. C.. to Z. s s. Philip.
o 9 y Ems IS F. u p to o. S; s ls
T roowin m to W. u a. 10 San s w Rffo Zones
Aler. Ems II. c.. Benoist, Ems. w. a.
Burkets. Ems. a. w; Christopher. Ems.
+ j.. Dettman Ems F. G u Van
Ems. n. jr.; Eaase Ems. Il. E.; Harring-
ton, Ems. A. O.; Howard. Ems. p. Z. :;
M Moos Ems /. a 4. Myers Ems n 3
F.; Roby, Ems. X. H; Schell Ems. E. w. :;
Sullivan. Ems. w E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Cleared


Str Black Arrow (Am), Captain Wi.kie.
Havana. Teneriffe. etc; New York and
cG Str m Poly carp cBr,. Captain wotton,
Para, Ceara via Norfolk; Booth Line.
Str T. j Luckenbach (Am), Captain
Mclean. Philadelphia; Luckenoach $
Str Santa Ana (Am>, Captain Parker,
Callao. Mollendo via Panama Canal; X
Str Str Roussillon (Fr). Captain Leheude,
Havre Via Vigo; French Line.
Str Strathearn tBrl captain HART LAYER
pool Manchester; n NJ Smith.
Str Hudson (Ar), Captain Randa'l;
Bremen and Danzig; United States Mail
Str vestris (Br). Captain Davies. Rio
de Janeiro, Nlontevideo. Buenos Ayres;
l'T Str 20 Miratiores Obj. Captain Dawson.
Kingston Atlantic Fruit Co,
Str Montserrat lsp), Captain Aparicio'
Cadiz Barcelona; Luis Llanso.
Schr Arginia (Br), Captain Denham'
Arichat, Cape Breton; F Whitney & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Chief Engineer Surveyor OF
Liovds Register Retiring

The committee Of Lloyds Register
has yielded to the request of James
T. Milton, who has held, since $780,
the position of chief engineer sur,
yeyor to the societ.', that he should
be allowed, on account Of advanclng
years, to retire from that ONCE on
September 80. Mr.. Millions connec-
ton with Llouds Register will not,
however, be completely severed, as ar
rangements have been made by which
the committee will be able to avail
themselves of his wide knowledge ana
experience should occasion arise.
The committee OF Lloyds Register
has appointed II. RuckKeene, who has
been Mr.. Millions assistant for the
last twelve years, to succeed him IN
the Office Of chief engineer surveyor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
BY Cable and Radio

Str Mauretania (Br> Southampton md
Sherbourg; July 8; to Cunard Line; with
less 100 miles east of Ambrose at noon
yesterday. Captain Rostron reports heavy
90 a9s; p,s vessel Sc Is expected to dock this n,
Str Olympic tBr,. southampton and
Cherbourg. July 6: to White Star Line
MN pass mails and mdse; Captain Hayes
reported by wireless that she was 2S7
miles east OF Ambrose at noon yesterday:
vessel Is expected to dock this a IN at Pier
Str Argentina ID. Trieste, July o: to
Phelps Bros; with pass, mails and mdse:
Vessel Is due to reaon New York about
July 20 and will dock at Pier I, Bush
8, Str America Al'.o (Am). Southampton July
IL; to United States Mail Line: with
reach New York Wednesday, July 20. and
VIII dock at Pier "A, r. ''''N'
sSr Bergepsf1ord lNor).. Bergen July 8;
70 norwegian American Line with pa ss
mails end ndse; vessel is due to reach New
lorR Monday. July IS. and dock foot 3Oth
Str Providence (Fr), Marseilles. Tune
ao; to Fabre Line; with pass. mails and
mdse; vessel is due to arrive in New York
S 80 s1y 81 July ~. and will dock at the foot
Str Mongolian Prince (Br>. Port Said
WIZ WIN q :. SGi a July q; to Furness
vessel is due to reach New York about
saturday, June 30, and will dock, at Pier 4
Bush Docks B'klyn.
ness 1Vi .aio w, Genoa, July 3; to Fur
ness, Witty & Co; with pass mails and
mrdse; vessel is due to arrive in New York
N II. 'e' %
Str Regina d'1talia (It), Genoa. july ..
TO Furness. Witty & Co; with pass ina lis
and mdse vessel is expected to reach New
BOT, o'k a. Friday, July %, and will dock at
Str lroquos (Am), Turks Island. july
~; to ClNde-San Domingo Line with pass
n ISf., and 'ndse; vessel Is due in New York
Friday, July 10, and will dock at Pier -
Bk'lyn. ~ "
Str Advance (Am) Cristobal. July 10.
wa Haylen ports; to Panama R r Line;
win pass, mails and mdse: vessel is ex-
pected to reach New York Wednesday.
Suly 20, and will dock at Pier l, Hoboken,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
irans-Paeifc Mails

The connecting miles close at the Cen
eTal Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
Station, New York. at p M. as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco steamship
Manoa, July 49,
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies except
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands, via
vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. steamship
Empress Of Russia July is.
hawaii ana specially addressed mail for
Japan Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Siberia Maru, july is.
Japan. Corea. Siberia. Philippine Islands
and specially addressed mail for China,
July Is. "
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Mariana. July 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Growth OF l3lP. C. in u. S.
ShipDing Since War Started

WASHINGTON, July 12.-American
merchant tonnage has increased by
more than 131 per cent since the 30
ginning of the war, according to 8
statement issued to-day by the Bureau
Of Navigation. During the last fiscal
year, the statement said, the increase
was more than 100000 gross tons,
including 100000 gross tons in Ship
Ping Board vessels.
The total documented shipping at
the close Of the fiscal year was given
as 28,5OO vessels of 18,35o,0o0 gross
tons, including 1928 seagoing vessels
Of 5000 gross tons or over, 23o Oh
them being ocean passenger steamers
The Shipping Board owns 1913 ships
OF 100000 gross tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Berth Changes

Vessel. IransleIreQ 10,
Anaconda. ........... Martins Docks, S
Ashville GU 8 S).......s Off 10Th st.
City Of Adelaide.
Egremont. tlet 90 ~
Glendiola smith a. h,yr
Intan. Anchored Red Hook Flats. B'Slyn
Lieut. Sam Mengel,
pier 8. D l. & w r n. Hoboken,
Marshall Foch, ~
'' / r r Docks, Long Island City
Adauu,e Piedmont, Y
Winrio Pier 10, N
Shenandoah. ........ Clinton st. Bklyp
Sonerset Morse's d d, B lllyn
Taizan Marx ..............Pl Fer d Is hlyh
Transportation,
Virginia. 49,. Robins d -, P,k <i!,
w A LucltenbaCh. 3otn 81, y hiyH
West Campgaw. ,....... Pier 81 B'klyn
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York
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GLASGOW, July 11-Str Cameronia
(Br). VIII
PORT SAID, July l1-str Half Moon.
FUNCHAL. July 11--Str Peter II Gro
,r PLYMOUTH, July 11--str Ryndam
(Dul, for Rotterdam, and proc eeded
(Br).
BILBAO. July 1o--str Florinda (sp).
NEUFAHRW July 6--Strs Brad
clyde lBr9, Potomac.
COPENHAGEN, July Str Delaware
Nor): July 7. Toledo Bridge.
CHRISTIANIA. July s-Strs Foldenf-
)ord lNor), Songzaar tNor).
GoTHENBURG. July Str Pamela
AARHUUS. July Str Moravia Bridge
-Dt).
VALPARAISO, July s-str ouilpue (Br).
GLASGOW, July 10-Str Innoko.
RIO DE JANEIRO. July 1o-Str Glen
spean (Br).
ANToFAGAsTA. July 1o-str Santa
Luisa.
LYTTLEToN. July Str Lepanto (Br).
Departures for New York
VICTORIA, July Str Sallust (Br)
PORT SAlD.July 11--Str Clan Maclaren
(Br)
HAVRE, July 1o-Str La Ttouraine (Fr)
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The Bush q Bun Co; c. II Love. coats
suits. waists; w. Housed. mems Furnish :
tngs. umbrellas, leather goods, knit I'M
derWear: c. i. Longacre, china and glass
ware; Imperial
WORCESTER, MASS.
Houghton &. 1outton; Miss NJ uedder-
man. fail wear; Miss T. Flannelly waists
Miss C. Conner. hosiery. underwear and
gloves; Mrs. A. NJ. Sparrow, infants and
chiidren'a wear; c. r. Thompson. uphol-
stery goods; A. a. Van Norden mems fur
nishings 3. Nj. Ryan. dry goods and silks;
Reed. jewelry. silverware trunks and
leather goods; w. A. Gallagher, boys
clothing; a, L. Connor millinery; Miss NJ.
r; Barry laces veiIings. handkerchiefs
Alfred Fantl. 116 w aad st.