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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11
LAYTON IS READY
To LEAD REVOLT
AGAINST EVIL RULE
Delaware Member Angered at
Power Given to House COM
mittee Of Thirty-Five.
SAYS MEMBERS CANNOT
GET ANY CONSIDERATION

specisl Dispatch From Every EVehihs
Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Jan. l1.--Congressman
caich Y LAYTON of Delaware IS lighting
,nad and he doesn't care who knows 1t.
IIci = mad because q committee OF thrty-
6vc ne saws. controls Congress as ab-
sohtely and rs thoroughly ~ dld the
Council of Ten the affairs OF Venice. In
fart.Dr. Layton declares, the Councit OF
ten WAS more enlghtepedln ITS aosoiutism
when allowance Is made Tor the diiisrence
in the times. than the committee oil thirty
five which he insists governs ooheless
CHAIRMAN Good of the appropriations
committee DIR. Layton says, - head OF
Tho committee of thirty-five. Without the
assent of such committee no measure
~ ans. kind which calls for dollar OF ex-
prndi,ure can possibly got through IN
loss a Congressman from sovereign
S+stc has big and long pull with the
,,,nmi, TOO of thirty-five he cannot obtain q
cent for any project IN his Commonwealth
mo- matter how intrinsically meriotorlous
Il may be :.
That the committee of thirty-hve is
dominated by Repub leans furnishes no
excuse for its actions. Congressman
LAYTON said. He suggested that u the
business of the United states Is to be done
only with tho consent ot committees
numerically limited Congress as IT exists
today should he abolished and the COM
mlttcc of thirty-iiye take ITS place,
''Butin that case we might enlarge the
committee to fortyeight, SO as TO give each
State representative on that august and
daenotic BODY" said DR. Layton. What
i Tho use Of having so large body here
when no Congressman can get anything
for b,s constituents unless he IS In good
with Chairman Good
TO show how thoroughly this commit
Too has the business Of the country IN IT'S
own hands want 20 call attention TO the
f,ct that Nv the rules now prevailing II q
congressman not member OF the com
nittec proposes An amendment by the
insertion az a now item IN the reported
hi bc = ruled out Of order. In fact he
can not obtain the floor for the presenta-
tion pf the amendment
READY TO LEAD REVOLT.
DIR LAYTON intimated that he was ready
a. lead a rebellion against the committee
81 thirtv-hvc and declared at all events
that sleb a revolution would be staged
carlyin the next Congress. He said he was
takiur tho matter up with friends on both
.ides Of tho House
Aren't YOU afraid Of getting in bad
with leaders If YOUR own partyf DR.
LAYTON was asked.
Il don't glvc a damn for that, he re-
piiod with energy The truth IS We are
getting away from representative govern
mont and have handed the affairs Of this
nation legslatlvely ever TO committee,
limited in numbers and circumscribed in
vision n doesn't matter TO me whether
this committee Is politically controlled by
Democrats or Republicans, the principle
is utterly wrong and every man n Con-
gross who believes that the people, through
their duly elected representatives, should
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11

The ploA Of tho supporters 81 the bill
d that Il win make agriculture froo from
fcrti,iscr trust, but Senator Wolcott said
tho measure In its present shape gives
no such guarantee. Moreover, the Soma
tor il pcrturbod over what norfns TO = fart
that 4 foreign corporation would have ABB
soluto controk ri tho surplus winter power
necessary to opcrnte the plant.
"Ths spohsors for this bill present two
appealing Arguments said senator VOL ,,
colt. 'Thoy say that the plant would
furnish nitrogen for war purposes and
fertilizer TO bc used In time OF Pence, vi
course II these two purposes can he ach'ev-
ed under tho bill IL would be hard 70
oppose IL because no statesman should
take any stand inimical ~ the farming
interests Of tho country.
II am going 70 be very sire, however
that the bill il what its champions rePfe.
scnt Il 70 be before decide to vote for !
am saAdying IL from every angle and VII
be ready to take decided action when th'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11
rule should rebel against such impudcnt

rule should rebel against such impudcnt
desPotism. p;..u- nd H.r-
bors Committee, but there has not been
meeting for long while and it would 10
utterly useless 20 call meeting and ar
range to do anything, for according TO tho
rules forced on Congress by this committee
of thirty-fivc, VIC cannot even suggest
the expenditures of morey. This would be
entirely out Of our province"
Asked if he could think Of any means
of curhing the so-calcd committee of
thirty-fve, DIR. Layton said
"Jhist keep your ears to the ground.
Theirs will b. something doing in tho next
Congress. II we can get together on some
plan we will burst this dcspotic committee
wide open. / respect Mr.. Good pro-
foundly. lie is man Of great ability;
But surely fhe country never intended
that limited number Of members OF Con-
gress should hold complete and urdis'
puted power over the national pocket
book ?"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11

January clearance prices bring interesting values IN
infants Everything from the layette to little garments
for the FIVE sxyeaod baby has been faVoraby reduced
and sale 1t excellent time to pick up values m
higher priced garments which Rave been radically reduced for
clearance For sos 70 $3.50 Dresses 81 So;
sSo to 81 os Dresses s8c; 9Sc Slips SOC, and 50
throughout our line
Infants and Chdren's Dept. First Floor. Rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11
'WOI C0TT UNCERTAIN
!. TOWARDS ONE BILL
Will Carefully Look Into Mussel
Shoals Project Before
Reaching Decision.

Special Dispatch From Every EvcnsnRs
Washington Correspondent.
Washington, Jan. ll.--Senator VOL
colt said today no was uncertain. A. to
what position he would take on tho bill
now under discussion authorizing tho
operation of the nitrate plant and Musscls
Shoals. He said close examination oil
tho bill had suggested doubts ms to .whether,
the operation Of the plant under II would
give the farmers cheaper fertilizer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11
SHAPING UP TROOPS.


AdIntant t;encrsl J. Austin Eilison
Yesterday afternoon iss,,cd icffiit. orders
Tor company ~ 90 men Of the Dr'sware
National Guard ~ attend tho inaugura-
tiou III Govcrnor-clect Dcnney, IN Dover /,
an January n. II In. slso believed that a
company will BIZ present At the ina'Iy'fra-
ton If prssident-elect Wsuen q. Hard
inu. in Washington, on March 4. The
men who will 20 70 Dover viii be sttlfcd
in overseas uniforms. Orders enabling
them 20 sttond the Washington inaugural
parade we're received on saturday
Company 4, Of which John y. Black
son IL captain, being the second team Y,
Heciire tho necessary quota Of men, VIII
elect officers in the Annoy tonight
f1sssif1~d ada IRE news, too.
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DEATHS

pUADw Ay-fn Charleston. January ;,
foof Elizabeth B. widow of Washington
pradwav aged s. years.
Reiatfves and frisuds are invited 30 attend
the funeral services at the chapel OF VII
paineton and BTandywine cemetery on
Tues,iav afternoon at ? Q clock. lnterment
81 Wilmington and BTandywine cemetery.
pANkS-In this city, on January 9, 1921 +,
Eieanor : infant daughter OF George n
and Jennie Banks. aged year, months,
Relatives and friends Of family are invited
10 attend the funeral services at the resi-
ea1ce Of her parents, 1905 scott street, on
TUESDAY afternoon. January II. at 2. 80
o clock fnterment at RiverView cemetery.
pTrFCF-In this city on January Q. 1921,
Mary l.. widow OF William II. Pierce. aged
"a years.
Rctatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral services at her late residence. 92f
CLAYTON street on Wednesday afternoon.
January - at clock. lntefment at VII.
mineton and BrandyVine cemetery.
Additional death notices. received too late
for this column will be found on Financial
Page.
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.yuDAs IN LIQUOR rRADE-


eFs, OfJlciai says.
savannah. Ga. jan. t1s~~fdauor in
tsrests x''feaeh" about one III ~very
dozen men employed IN enforce pro-
hIb'tton. raid -. !. CAN'T, Federal agent
for this division, here yesterday.
"Ws are betrayed he added. at
about the sama ratio that Christ was
In dealing with his apostles There
aeerns TO be something about tho bust
ness that makes men susceptible. We
have men. found absolutely reliable in
other walks of life, but who cannot
Withstand the temptations mot with In
prosecuting lInuor men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-11

Ye.A ypu may hSe sho psss.
aue ,slca. enabling brand ~ .
name and result from adgs1
,,sing -sn oostly 10 you Afle,
All, ypu on.y gst T~s. Good -
Probably, b'd II ooet YOU eighty
r~nis O morc a pound " y~I arr
wiling ~ pay d ollar q" or tee,
4. is yoV priviIeps. Here The inv
cup csn bay ~ Imrorf slls Al 0Ge,
wrapped for YOU while you rss
Fresh. fine, stimulating DrsnV
pckos. None better ~ any rr,Ss
20 why pay more leroy lss
rtorr, Herbert Iloruy, President.
III Market s'rect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05
Cleared

STR C~glielino Pierce GtaD. Captain
Riccar64. Naples; Pierce Pros Inc.
Str Adriatic (Br), Captain Hsm bleton.
Southampton via Cherbourg; White Star
Str Paris (Fr). Captain Maurras Havre;
French Line.
str stanmore (Br). Captain Moore
ola sgov. Leilh and Dundee. Furness. Witty
str wythevne (Arn), Captain stousland;
Tusan Chemulpoo etc via Panama Canal +;
ia rber : : Lines. Inc.
Str Estonis DAM. Captain Christensen !;
Cuxhaven, Danzig and Libau: The East
Str Fort Gaines CNor), Captain Lang
feldt; Port Antonio hi Giorgio & Co
Str Jefferson (Am), Captain Horsley
Norfolk: Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str NorwalE tAn), Captain Call; Bos-
str sheaffield CBr). Captain Henderson;
Norfolk; II Winchester & Co.
Str New Haven (Am). Captain Hamlen
Str city of st Louis (Am), Captain
Johnson; Savannah; Ocean s S Co.
SIR Santa Elisa (An), Captain Gertzler;
Callao and Mollendo via Panama Canal
str Eugene V r Thaver (Am). Captain
Nicholson, Tampico; Sinclair Navigation
Str Panaman (Am). Captain TIillman;
Piiladci phia, United American Lines.
John; Giinarten {, Co
sch y . Croweil tBr) Captain Herman
Perth Amboy; J + whitney & Co.
s < Co.
Bye samuel W Fancher (An), Captain
hcNs mara; Windsor; r whitney & Co.
bse Bristol Gtr), Captain Norwich
Ceh bye Socony 80 (Arn). Captain Eager
berg; 4atnplco, Standard Oh! Co Of = Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05
American Ports

BALTIMORE, oct a--Arrived Str New
ton Boston. Sailed: Str Collimer, Havre
BosToN. Oct 4--Arrved: strs Aewi-
moon, Port Lobos; Transportation. Nor
wanna Gloucester. Norfolk and Balti-
sewnlI's Painl. Melrose Lamberts Point.
strs schoodic, GalSeston " Lake Esmere.
Boston. Sailed strs Vistuls. Charera,
Mexico; West Harshaw, Liverpool, Coto-
paXi, Havana.
HAVANA, oct 4-saned; Str Nontscr-
tat $50 from Vera Cruz, for New Yo,k
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, oct Arrived:
Strs Lenape, New York; Persian, Balti-
more Sailed: strs Mohawk, New York
O Warning, Baton Rouge
MOBILE, Ala. Oct 4-Arrived strs Tus-
can. Sagua; Lake Faristell. New York via
Tampa: CapilIo. Pensacola. Sailed: strs
Arian lBr). Liverpool; Richconcal, Port
L0bos.
MONTREAL. oct 4-Arrived. Str VIM
worth (Br). London; Oxonian tBr). Liver
pool r7,ei arian q3N, Glasgow.
-. ril i IL oct 4--Arrivcd: strs
Gran tNor). Nucvitas Finchley (Br), Glen
fuoEos' DumaiI (BI}. CARDIFF. Corona
York; sunoco GBeigJ, Rotterd iDaD"' naval ssy~
str san Francisco, Gloucester Sailed 4:
Strs ,,; Joseph ! J cupeo (Norl Cayo Mambi,
New York; Levlsa, Port Morant via Port
Antonio
PORTLAND, Me, Oct 4-Arrived: Str
Delisle Fowey; schr Charles a Dean. Nor
folk Sailed; Str Hampton, Baltimore.
NORFOLK, "A, oct 4--Arrived (2d) :
str JekNl, Greenock: 4th, Oregon Maru
tJap), Lisbon; Everett. New England;
Decatur Bridge, Hamburg. Continent al
Bridge, Bremen; Bulla (Br). Sydney; Yose-
mite, ATonm0uth; schr Maine Nassau
Sailed tSd>: Strs Sosua (Nor) Santa Marta;
Edmund Siemers tGer). Barum and Paier-
mo; Maria QtaD,- Venice; Attn. Ocean
Moidegaard. Craiggownie, New England.
Str fairfield N}r) Dakar. Sailed: str
Paiponge CB), Bathurst. N b.
PORT EADS La. oct 4-Arrived: Strs
British Marshal CBr), United Kingdom
Chester sun, Tampco; Choluteca (Hond)
Port Cortez Eastern Victor, London
Sagus (Dom), Cuba; Sort (ItaD, Genoa,
Tuladi. Bahia and Santos. Sailed: Strs
Beursplien Du), Antwerp; Yuma. From
terra.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Oct 4-Arrived:
Strs Salvation Lass, Galveston Liberty
Bell Glasgow; Trinidadlan. Port Arthur;
sAVANNAH. oct 4-saied: strs Yuri
Maru Jap, Kobe and Yokohama; Castalia
tBrl. Liverpool; City of Montgomery New
York
SAN FRANCISCO, oct 4-Arrived: strs
Katrina Luckentach, Vancouver; Munaires,
rim, Honolulu; Sonoma sydney via Homo
lulu.
TAMPA Fla. Oct 4--Arrved: Str Lake
Fillmore. Mobile schrs Anna NJ Hudson,
Tampicoi Lady Antoinette (Br). Isle OF
Pines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05

Aeoius. Santos. Sept 2l....... Munson Lines
Nauoan. Rio de Jnneiro, Sept 2e
ihmport & Holt
Due Saturday
britannia. Marseiles Sept a.. Fabre Line
MILWAUKEE Bridge, Sundsball. Sept H.
Moore &. Mccormack Co
Osslneke, Belfast. Sept "a
Moore & Mccormack Co
Due Sunday
Celtic. Liverpool. Oct L.. White Star Line
Nerentis, Shields, Sept 20 ..... Cunar Line
Pastorcs, Havana. Oct g.. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Bergensfjord Christiania, Sept so
Norweg Ian Amer Line
Francisco. Malaga. Sept 10
Ellcrman's Wilson Line
France Havre. Oct S.. French Line
Mongolia. Hamburg. Sept disclaimer Line
Robert Dollar. Gibraltar. Sept 30
Dollar s S Co
Duo Tuesday
Pannonia. Naples. Sept IS. Cunard Line
MORO Castle. Havana, Oct S.. Ward Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05
Arrived Yesterday

str America UtaD. Genoa Sept le.
line. with S. nrst. iss second AS third
class passengers, mails and mdse. Pier ..
Sush Docks. B'kiyn.
Kingston Sept 26 and Port Morant Sept IS;
= the CLYDE Steamship Co. with mdse !;
Str Arsosy. Tocoplla Sept ls. Iquioue
sept l6 and Cris1obal Sept Is: to Vessel.
2uYal x CO, With mdse. Elevator Slip.
Str Selma City San Francisco Sept IL
san Pedro Sept IA and Cristobai Sept 26 :;
,adse; Pier %. \ f.
Str Chicago Gro. Havre Sept "a; to the
Com1agnie Generate TrarsatlautiQue. with
SAT first. % third-class passengers. mails
and mdse: Pier -. y r.
ST, str s an Tacoma Aug %. Los An
ne United American Linz with mdse :
Pier 6 Bush Docks. B'kiyn;
Str Lackawa ma tB-). Brixham Sept 81 .
g Smith. IN ballast; Pier .. Bayonne.
Pier l. Tidewat~r. y j.
Str Drottniusholm (swedl, Gothenburg
Sept ~ 30 FuFness, Witty & Co, with 1854
frst ss2 second 500 thirG-class passengers
mails and ndse; Pier %, r.
Str Hell,g Olav (pan), Copenhasen Sept
Edye & Co, with 81 first. 1ss second. 46s
third class passengers, mails and 1ndse );
schr Jennie Y Merriam Ur), Santa
Cruz. Cuba, Sept IS to :! F. Whitney & Co
IN ballast; anchored off Red Hook Flats,
Str Lake Chelan, Baltimore Oct .; to
James w Elwell foot 31st st. B'kiyn
Str Montclair, London Sept 20; to Co.'S
Mopol'tan Shipping Company; in ballast;
Pier ., Hoboken.
str Mexico Havana Oct J. to New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Company: with
ne pass. mails and mdse, Pier IA, E r.
Str Sussex tBr). Montreal Sept a. TO
Norton, Lily & Co; with mdse in transit
to Australia; Pier l. Bush Docks. B'kyn.
SIR Glensioy (Br), Androssan Sept 20: to
simpson, Spence < Young; in ballast; foot
OF Columbia st. Il k}yn.
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Com
pany; with n'dse pier 16. B'klyn.
str q Harrison Smith (Br). Port Lobos
Sept %: to Robert r Hague with crude
eii anchored off Tompkinsville. l.
Str Lake Fanquier. San Juan Sept %; to
James W Elwell & Co; with crude OIL;
anchored off Liberty.
Str city Of Atlanta, Savannah; to Ocean
Stealnship Company; with pass and mdse
str Ell Norte Galveston Sept 2s; to
Southern Pacific Company; with pass and
lndse: Pier al \ r.
u Ocean Steamship Company. with pass
and mase Pier So. \ r.
Str Comanche Jacksonville Oct and
Charleston Oct .: to Clyde Steamship Com
papy; with pass ana lndse Pier 81, r.
str jose phi ! Cuneo SNor), Baracoa Sept
"a Philadelphia Oct 3; to Atlantic Fruit
Co with mdse; Pier {, n r.
Str Munplace. Galveston Sept "a to Nun
son Lines. with mdse; foot Oak st. Green
point. Blzlyn.
5 : Lebanon, Norfolk; Ft Washing
ton Point \ r.
/ Graham, Newport. r l. TT Wash
irgton Point r.
L S : 1iahon. Boston; FIT Washington
Poin. \ i.
S Murray. Boston; TT Washington
Point \ r
Lansdale. Boston; Ft wash,n ton
Point y r.
I s Maury. Boston; Ft Washington
Point \ p.
5 Israel. Boston; Ft Washington
Point, y T.
i 5 5 Luce. Boston; TT Washington
1,afn. = r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. The Amcri-
can Hawaiian str Arizonan, bound from
her voyage from New York, grounded
early to-day during dense fog at san Juan
Island. but was noated without assistance
and proceeded. She arrived at EsquimaN
this morning. with 10 feet OF water in the
30. hold and making water fast The
str Agelne is alongside putting extra
pumps on board The Arizonan VIII be
clydocked at Esquilnalt for survey
On The first day out of Antyerp whence
she sailed October for san Francisco, the
Shipping Board str Pomona dropped one
propeller blade and damaged another
while the vessel was off tho Lizard. She
pectei TO delay the steamer until Octo-
Der s.
The str Lurleno, Honolulu. September
eight hours on The third day out of Homo
zulu because Of hot brasses. Repairs have
At the rate Of 80 shilings, which Is 5
shillings undo any known charter since
the var, var the str strinaa (Nor). has been
bia River to the United Kingdom.
g. Struthers 4 DIXON Pacific agents for the
.s'a carriers, Inc, intercoastal l. s. G..
ilhe, ammo uhced today mat thcy would
handle only the nrst two vessels in the
n net S , ana would then cease to repre-
me Shipping Board str 1landley was
I'inVEvg rom me Nuu + iats here yestcr-
gay ana ln9ored at Pier 16. where minor
rfp4IrS WI ne made IN preparation tor
salilns 70 lortinnd under hore boat charter
10 ne rac!'lc Steamship Company.
sea- -n WHsos oct 4IReconditloned
! a. d GUst on sIpV'V VIZ, the Shipping board
! liner Wenatchee made an average speed OF
49, Knots on an eight-hour trial trip and
vas TUNED Dack yesterday to the Pacific
=, -, ,eii.S',4P o",upiHy, inc operators. me
w ina, nc WI Qs part october % on her
second 'fans-lacllc voyage, ana the Key
a ...'n > -, "lHcn arrlved bore sunday,
| ~, ~ ~ ne ,.T'p over until November to tit
- W .ll u .,,o...,;...- w..
c,, W mide r,oooed'ng up fuset Sound carly
1n 1.','s' Inc H,"hdara Ol! INK str r j
I,t =" ~ r'fl pchs towed to
~, ~. ne thHN'F was undainaged,
DGt nc i"le vas proNen up ana went
"'Ltd'
$50, 'ttI'ils cruise 81 Iz'6l' miles, during
"Alth p NlS't was PAID to Attu Island. the
a"l .idest We"'+'h iiHa or United states pos
sessions, inc coast guard cutter Algonquin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05

The connecting malls close at the General
Postoffice ard City Hall Postoffice Station,
Eew York. at p m, az follows;
Hawaii and specially addressed mall Cor
Japan Corea and China, via San Fran =
cisco, steamship Hooeier State, October Z.
Hawaii. via Sen Francisco. steamship
Manoa. October Z.
japan. Corea and Netherlands East Indies
Especially addressed only). via San Fran
cisco. steamship Sinaloer, October 7.
Japan. Corea China. Siberia. Free ch lndo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver ana Victoria y. c., steamship
Empress Of Asia. October 9.
Japan, Corea. China Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Eek
cept Sumatra). via Seattle, steamship
Wenatchee. october 10.
Hawaii Philippine Islands, Straits Settle
ments. Sumatra and specially addressed
mail for French lado-China, British
India and Ceylon. via san Francisco,
steamship wolverine state. October 10.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti, October 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05
Eoreiose PORTS

Arrivals From New York
kOTHA, Sept 24--Str Pittsburgh Bridge.
HAMBURG. Sept 29--Str Tordenslj old
(Nor).
GIHRAITAR. Oct s-str Gul Djemal
(TurfD, for Constantinople-
VALPARAISO, Oct 4-Str Santa Teresa
BREMEN, Sept 3O-Strz Elswiclz House
Cl3r) aud WestbrooS.
S'r President Wilson GD, Trieste
YOKOHAMA, Oct Str I.uceric (Br)
Via Panama and Victoria. b G.
ROTTEHpAM oct 4-Str Noordam (Dt).
via Plymouth ANA Boulogne
SOUTUAM pTON, Oct 4--Str Orbita (Br).
for Hamburg, and proceeded.
Departures for New York
AMSTERDAM, Sept SO-str New York
DD.
HAVRH. Oct 4-str France orr.
kOTkA, Sept 24--Str Herman Frasch
GLASGOW. Sept 2s-Str Monmouth (3r).
pANXIG. Sept 28-Str Polonia DAM
RAMRURG. Sept 29-Str Mongolia
VALPARAISO. oct. 3.--Str Essequiho
Or.
TYNE. Oct 4-str valacia UBr). from
London.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 4-str orduna
(lSr). from Hamburg.
TRIESTE Sept 26-Str Italia ODD; 20,
The Angeles.
MARsEILLEs, Sept 28-str britannia
AETWERp Sept 3o-str Eastern Sea.
SINGAPORE, oct 2-Str Ho.olulu Maru
(Jap).
HONG KONG. Oct Str Kendall Castle
(Br).
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs Franklin X Lane CAMP, Tanpico
Bayor.ne (A.n). Philadelphia; Arapanoe
(A'n). Charleston and Jacksonville; Lake
Bridge (Am). Baltimore; Quillota Cr)
Cr.stobal and Buenaventura: Aquitania
CBr), Cherbourg and Southampton; Tur-
rialba (Am). Kingston and Cartagena
George Washington (Am). Plymouth
gheTbourg and Bremen; Jefferson tAm)
Norfolk. C;ulf OF Mexico tAm), Port Ar
thur; y c Bedford (Am), Port Lobos
Mexico (Dan), Heisingfors and Copen-
hagen Mushogee. Port Lobos
schrs Charlotte \ Maxwell Camp
Charleston and San Juan; Mary L Bax-
ter (Au) Hampton Roads.
s Ringold. Maddox. Cowell, Foote
Calhoun, Kali. Robinson, Bush, Dyer
Meredith. Rochester and Herndon. New
port. r J.
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City Island


Schrs Peter Mcintyre (Br>, Campbenton
\ b, for New York: Gertrude Parsons (Br)
Nalton, for New York; Laura Annie
Rarnes, Windsor. for Newburgh: WaDitI
tBr), Moser River for New York; Field
wood tBr), Port Greville. for New York,
Nantisco, Nantucket. for New York.
Bound East
Schre Erwin ] Luce. New York for Rock
port. Mass; Santa Ann Carpenter. New
York for New Haven
Sailed
Schr Emily Northam, from Guttenburg.
ST Stephen. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05


Esttsrss to Key West-Fresh northwest
n0d north winds and fair weather Wednes-
over nast GLii--Moderatr TO fresh north
Sro northeast Winds and parity overcast
weather W ednesSay
Over west I,atf-Tresh northeast winds
and partly overcast weather Wednesday,.
Over Caribbean Sea ana WInlward Pas
sSge-Modersste 70 fresh easterly winds
Nar'iy overcast weather and probably local
rains " cGpesiAv
North OF SANDY Observation-Disclosures 10 fresh
Vest and northwest winds and generally
fsir weather Wednesday,
Sandy Hook Jo Hatteras. Hatteras to
florids Straits-Fresh northwest ana
north winds and FAIR weather Wednesday.
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Tra,,s-pacifc Mails

Yankee Arrow 40 \ Jupiter Oct 8.
Zacapa ol0 S Scotland LV oct 3.
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES

lilgh wAter- Low water.
AM FM An PM
SANDY Hook ..... ln.l7 io.4t sos A
Eovernor's Island. Haas il.e5 AS b:26
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