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New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

piece goods; W. Russell hosiery and un-
derwear; As Leonard 81.
ROCHESTER
=. NJ. w. Eubens, l. Rubens. men s
wear, PENNSYLVANIA
6 Boston Store (Waisner & Savage; L. \.
Savase dry goods and ready TO wear;
SAN FRANCISCO
Green baum. Wen & Michels A. MAY.
piece goods; Is Leonard St
.,ras<ss a., a. nareus s G.: Murray Epstein;
5th az.
SEATTLE. WASH.
-, son Narche a Mcintosh. draperies.
SELMA. ALA.
az 1sntral Alaoams .. G. Co. NJ F. Gus
0'''' general '"sTrh1 sT Io,,s 1aIse 4S Leonard st
Browning. King & Co: A. p. Kloos. man
aser; IL Cooper square.
SYRACUSE
Hunter Tuppen Co; H. Hunter. linens
wash goods. Rrozteu
Nhiidren's shop; Leon d welsch. petit
ve~'s' jobs wssh dresses. boys pants. ties,
s~ eaters. middies. six 10 fourteen years.
TACOMA. WASH.
Love " afrcn Monroe, L. u. Sinailrtds se
hosiery. underwear; - Leonard ST.
TOLEDO
81 ibsumga iss S I'd rdner & Co; F. Baumgar liner.
i. THOMPSON Hudson Co. II. h. Drake.
lesther goods. hanoherchiefs. neckwear.
rlobons, zoo 5th av-
TOPEKA. KAN
Pelletier Stores Co; f r Miller. ladies.
ready TO wear; r D. Walker toys and
D.. basement ready to wear; Alfred Fantl, Iis
w. 32d st.
TULSA, OKLA.
caphn- -simpkins L. Capin. read to
wear; Pennsylvania
UTICA, n. y.
Rathbun Co; W { Rathbun sh,rts
HeI-s furnishings; 10 Worth ST.
WASHINGTON
Woodward & Lothrop Miss J Alder
corsets, brassieres Miss A Thornton. IN
fants' wear, S34 4th av
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

San Fab;o 252 y Colon Aug 20
Sahts Sahta Luisa ll72: Ambrose Aug %
Scnoodie 5 from Nassau Aug 20
Seekonk lat 35 55 lon IS IS Aug %
sherman IS $ Cape May Aug ~
Aug n 'A
STANDARD 2sl NE Jupiter Aug 20
sudbury 39s Ambrose Aug >.
Suruga 81 Point Arguello Aug os
i thames Aiaru 100 e cape Henry Aug %
- rnornss n neelsr lds Hatteras Aug 20.
,.1,. iu.n'si "a 5' scotland l. Y Aug %
.iua 'Ss s Scotland l. Aug ~
usedom q Sc Sand Key Aug cs
ventura De larrinaga 100 WV Kov West
Aug 20 49, " COT
W. Y p Nesne 50 sw Fryingpan Aug 20.
Aug % OSe'ia rs
Wellington (tug) winterquarter Aug
West bridge 1859 NE Cape Henry Aug 80.
ss, 81 ndamFod 10 Cape Bianco s PM
WestIsnd 40 ENE Charleston Aug %.
" " ilcoS 81 Fattsras Aug 20
w w m, m - " arden lS4 SW Hatteras Aug 20.
"oiVsrins State 4s8 " Honolulu PM
zoppot $40 sW Hatteras Aug 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Trans-P acifc Mails

Tho connecting mails c,ose at th> Genera.
lpostorice and city Hall Postorice Station.
New York, a. p m. follows:
China Except Shanghai City). French
Indo- China and Netherlands CAxccpt
Sumatra) VIA San Francisco. steamship
Frrsia MarU. September /
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
siecialay addressed mail for New Zealand
via San Francisco. steamship Ventura
September !.
Hawaii via San Francisco q.oa,osAi,,
Matsonia. September 2
Hawai- and Guam. Via San Francisco.
stea1aship L. S. A i. Logan. Septem
Japan corea and Siberia, via Seattle.
=, steamship Arizona Maru. September
Hawaii Fiji Stands. s;ew Zealand and
Australla, Via Vancouver and Victoria
H. c. steamship Niagara September J.
'aian, Corea China Siberia, French lndo-
A.na. Netherlands East Indies Except
Vancouver. and Victoria. t. c. steamship
Enpress ot RussIa. Seplenher 10
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Reports by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Station

Distance . given in miles Reports ar.
dated at noon unless otherwis specified
Ala oams 90 \ Jupiter Aug 2a
Albertoite l15 Ne Nantucket ~ Aug 20
Allaguash 75 NE Cape Henry Aug 90
Amsrica ll23 = AMBROSE Aug %.
APO \pqreT aao s'Hs2q 80 caps Pc Henry Aug 20
Author $50 : San Francisco PM Aug q
Saltimore Maru 1870 NV Guantana lnc
Aug -?
IA "a r. clone" 1 90 NE Jupiter Aug %.
re 'on 20 NV Tortugas Aug 20
ssralnnell FONT 400 r Cape May AUG 20
csrro ~r@cas nj 1I- = AZ A1nprose o., Aug 2s
,,,..1'u t.'9 = 1ui 1.i - ~ ilat.eras Aug -.
'.bs H." i,s IT. u ls ; inorose Aug @Q
,.faa, r'ovsa Ia g. - ION I'll Oh Aug %.
'-hes,sr hes,er IuT, Sun 4s 5 Hatteras Aug 20
(,i,,a, i,Tst" y Val'ey '40 r ;Amorose Aug so
,.,S .S @, ,H'Ianta lz2 sW Gay Head Aug %
rlsrs al oinery , fiatterss Aug so
cndf,s9, Cliifw9od $50 ENE Bermuda Aug -
',e''a,'l ',oTl,ee1 Il, szs r cape Henry Aug 20.
,,oior. 0ion 81, : NaNhssa lsland aug 20
corneia sis '''@ss Gan ns 7ana Eey Aug 20
,afa,o o9a s"o a.. San FraIr geo Pm Aug -
Deisna 1qa- uST ero'', 'narieston Aug 20
Z T Bcdford is5 = 'IupIssr gf = Aps- AZ %
r,as,nov al y f',r. tIn 'Tvr - ~ ~
Eciipse 11oo r Arnbrnsa o., aug ~
l.ejw r,uckenhach ','u'o 'as %vv ,,N, r. ~ aug -
Ell Nortc a2s Ne .iupiicr Anr %" 90 . ue -
+ . Asche nd aliioator Nus 'r
r o o nsre,ow spns po = ss'g t1at aeqr aug -. %
risSnooi e.. y Co,'a 1To Tsasras 2uE & -.
ri1op p0Sr spar er T. aoo oaps sr F'snry PM Aug %
l.
=. " ea'.i ~. ~ - SN Hd''eras aug ~
:, 49, 'S ~ i"TluRaS aug ~
=. .',.tuu ,t ~ 4'' W san tran PM AUG -.
Hu,l w, queen 30 Il Jupiter Aug 20.
,'u,. 'i,s ~ Mexico izo = Jupiter Aug 20.
Iulic'as, : ohnd Key Aug 20.
Harold Walker 80 $ Cape May Aug 20.
roilnia at ~ - Ion rs 10 Aug 20.
liyades b3I SN san Fran p NJ Aug q.
White 1913 \ Jupiter Aug %.
Inspector 262 Hatteras Aug ~
a i}ostwick II Sc cape Henry Aug %
e Donnel 40 : by w Hatteras Aug o9
! w Van Dyke IS : Wifafteras Aug 20
.iauela~ 500 r Hermuda Aug 20
j Wort hington - f, by y Hatteras Aug 70
johnson Citv lat 81 g lon ss - Aup 70
lornar 3 from S1ush hrero Auc %
Josiah Macy los ( Hatteras Aug %
Krrhoukson go e Cane Nav Aue 10
korkonkson $50 f Cape Nav Aur 20
la Placen,ia ]. $50 from san I,uiss PM Aug
o.
Lake AIRLINE Al So Yat,eras Aug %
l,,se t,i,ono~ah -, s.lr fTs,toras Ang "a
r,ako Tano,,ier "a, ~ a. ian - "a Auv %
,s, @n,s,a, - ~, e. '', 49, & Hus
IT.. ,,'as a''o's ,,.c = l,,,',,', y, > >n 90
,,'',r AUS -'
~ * 1,,T US, 90
,s., ,'@r" o,o, ,,1','.,.r or S Hus On
I,yon,er '.' 10 & ,.ttaras anr % aug 90
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Lasker to Add 100 More
Idle Ships to Dead Sea- Fleet

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 30.-One hun
dred more American ships are to b.
added to the idle feet now in the
James and York rivers. 1t also is said
that thc board expects to conce nitrate
the ships taken out of commission at
Norfolk, Camp Eustis and Newport
News until such time as they a~e
placed on the new bare boat charter
basis. ordered by Chairman Lasker. OF
the board last week All ships not
under the manager-operator form of
chsrter-that is, those chartered for
definite period-are said to be affected
by the order. More than 100 shir Are
in this class.
The cost of maintaining ships out
of commission in the Hampton Roads
district IS from 200 to 800 per cent
cheaper than at other ports, and fer
that reason vessels which are to ~
tied up will be concentrated here.
The James River at Camp Eustis,
where 200 or more steel ships arc now
anchored. viii be used more exter-
sively, it is understood.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Arrived yesterday

Str Lake Elon. cardenas Aug 10. Ma
sussr: anchored of stapieton, T.
str Somerset. Hamburg Aug iS to Rob
IT,, TT, /; hagne IN ballast: anchored off
Str Wm Tupper Halifax Aug II, to
ne clyde steamship Co, in ballast; Pier
S;r GreT, Falls. Gonaivcs Aug IL. Port
au s Frince Aux Cayes IS. Kingston 20
Co. with iHdse Pier Z E r.
str ScvtMa (Br, new. 1898 tons) Liv-
erpooi Aug 20. Queenstown a. to the
Cunsrd Steamship Co, Ltd. with 222 first,
and , mdse: piep php g. R. s.eef"ss pass mails
str 81 Mary oBr). Port Antonio Aug o5,
10 10 me Al.an ntic Fruit Co. with pass and
Str Mun"ood sagua Aug 2l. Caibarien
- to the Munson Steamship Lines. with
Str Nara gansett CBr). London Aug II.
to NJ Smith. in ballast; Pier 5. Bayonne,
Str zaoapa. Belize Aug Is. Porto Barrios
r. Tsia q. Kingston "a. Santiago rs. to
she United Fruit CO; with ds pass, mails
Str North America ne, S " tBr,. Antofaxasta
July Is. Coquimbo July 2s Valparaiso
July 40 Iquique Aus s. africa Aug 10.
y r.
Str Panuco. cienfueeos Aug 2s- to the
sailedl.
0tr uNsus tNor. Azua Aug is, Santo
DOMINGO CITY Aug T. Macoris Aug 10 La
Romano Aug 20. Sanchez Aug 90 Porto
Plata Aug o. Turks Island Aug "a TO
.ne Coumbus Shipping Co; with mdse;
str ci;y Of Savannah Savannah Aus
80 10 the Ocean Steanship CO; with
"SsTs Mohaw ana mdye Is,llsHnvjs F5sT ~
Charleston Aug 2s to the clyde Steam
S-'p c9 with passengers and ndse; Pier
ST., Ell Oriente. Galveston Aug "a to
me Southern Pacific Co with mdse Pier
Str Vestris eBr, Buenos Avres Aug 70
no Ge Janeiro Aug Is. Barbados Aug p:
70 the lamport & Holt Line. With 42
nrst cabin. 50 second cabin. lls storage
passenge mails and in ballast Pier 4.
Hoboken
Str Stanley Dollar Vancouver July as,
In rgAneiseo Aug 3 cTistobal Aug Is
5ine 1sn with mdse; Pier 5. Bush Docks.
,s 81 !, ;! MoTro caStle ,..tI 5Am}: Havana Aug
mails and mdse: Pier IA e r.
=, str Mongolia (Am). Danzie Aug. II.
t's.n.ourg a'',ar'' aug 10. chsrbourg Aug 81; 20
81 s5r 4 Garfield. Galveston Aug 90 to
Co; With oil; csrtaret. J.
chored OF osth st: y R
4nsAsssa NSF's sr as5 P@s9's st hy""haven X Roads
Delaware. Lynnhaven Roads; an
L. Toucey Newport r + ancborad
off l5sth st r. S''' ''o' 81
sherwood Newport. I: an
'sST's sS sif biilngsisy. l3i'n s. NswDor, 3
chored of l5sth st, R.
Relief Lynnhaven Roads: an
chored off 135th st. r.
Converse, New port f I. anchoral
of 15sth st. y r a'>'0' e'
Z Reid. Newport. R Il anchored of
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
ports Of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

colon' Cristoba1 Aug a7 Panama RR Linz
Due Sunday
Iceland Plymouth. Aug 2s Rcd star Lima
10 10 "a aVole' Havre. Aug FL. French Line
1ar'ma barbados Aug e7 Quebec Line
"f's'ol City Bristol Aug 20. Jas Arkell
Due Monday
Voiun bia. Movilie, Aug Anchor Line
American Legion Rio de Janeiro. Aug -
u,arnania. Queenstown. Aug s.'Cunara ar +.
Mayaro, Georgetown. Aug "a Trinidad T.
Monterey. Havana. Sept l... Wsrd r';,e
TT Hamilton, Bermuda. Sept 3
,o.., furness. Witty s, Co
y Y & T r Line
Due Tuesday
rtrovidonCe. Palermo. Aug 81. .rahrc Line
MsNco' havana Sept Ward Line
Due Wednesday. sept
Oscar II. Ghrstiana. Aug n
Sc*ndinav American Lire
Siooncy' Cadiz. Aug %. Ward Linz
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Verses of Mulai Hafid Are
Quoted on Moroccan ReyoI

LONDON, Aug. IS (By MaiO- - Re
ferring to the trouble in Morocco. the
Way Of the World" columnist of tine
London Morning Post" quotes the fol
lowing translation of some verses on
Tangier by Mulai Hahd:
I'm the last day the people of Tan
ger came to the Judgment Seat OF
God. and the Supreme Judge said:
Surely you are the least and worst OF
all people. Under what circum stance
did yop 'ive?' And they replied we
have sinned; we have sinned; but oul
government WAS international; we were
ruled by the representatives Of Europe.
And the Supreme Judge said: Surely
you have been sufficiently punished
enter into Paradise.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

cLEN ELAND. Aug So--Arrlved Strs W
:, - Matner Ashian1 Sultsna. Ashland A
rhompson. Superior; Wcstland Chica go
stafford. Islands Sailed: strs Har-
yard. Duluth, Westland. Chicago W &
Matner. Duluth Smith Thompson, Duluth.
SANDuSkY Aug 30-Arrived Str y q
Nflls Buffalo Sailed strs Alaska. sand
FAIRPoRT. Aux soIHrrived: str Carl
- kradley. calcite Sailed str Carl D
Bradley. Calcite.
and Mason. Conneaut Munisins Rutralo:
Glens Triven. Key Harbor, n II Rogers
Duluth Mclean. Caicite. Sailed Strs II
II Rogers. Duluth Hoover and Mason Du-
iuthI Munislng Marquette; Glens Tr,ven.
Key Iarbor.
BUFFALO. Aue so-ssArrivad: strs Lake
.sood Palmer. Montreal; r T Hocomb.
cago Taplin. Duluth: r Jones Vega
Milwaukee: A f Clarke. Two Harbora:
Cepheus. Cleveland. Sailed strs Lake
nal; Cepheus. Saturn. chicago; Taplin.
Clarke Duluth, Demmer, Chicago; Gould
or. Milwaukee,
CoNNEAUT. Aug 20 - A-rivcd strs
Conneaut. Depot Harbor John Dunn jr.
VIM Filbert, E W Pargny August zeisns
Duluth w Mclean. Buffalo. Salad
Indiana Harbor. Z W Pargny Wrn J Fill
bert. John Dunn jr. Duluth; August zies-
ing. Duluth
AsHTABULA. Aug 50 - Arrived: str-
N'N De. MHntFNhit te'er kelSS. superior .
= + Jones' Superior Sailed Strs keybell.
Montreal, Peter Reiss Superior B F Jones,
Superior
ASHLAND, Aus so sailed strs Grand
Island. Superior; steinbrenner. Mitchell.
Lake Eric ports
DULUTH Aux '3o-Arrived: strs Palmer.
Adams. Davidson. Denmart Ball. laugh
In sherwin. Schneider. Phipps. Heosrd.
Filbir. Townsend, Progress. T.oonlls. no
ronic Sailed strs Cowle. Bowers Block.
Fimore. Palmer Odansh. Adams. pcnnarle.
J Davidson. Ream. Ball. Crete. Renown.
Juniata. Noronic.
SOUTH CHICAGO Aug s-Arrived Strs
George + Baker Duluth. Sonora, MilwAu-
l<oe; Amazon. Chicago; William Palne
Georgian Bay Sailed Strs sonora WI
liam A Paine. Buffalo. George + Baker
Superior
fNpIANA HARHOR Aug so-sailea
Strs F Lcopoit. Superior, William 7
CARY. AUG ao--Ssiled Str f c Collins.
Superior
EscANARA. Aug so-Arri,~d STR Pun
son Sailed Strs Harvc. Gary. Robinson
Lake Tr>
M1lwAvpEn. Aux 10 Arrived: s,ra
Harry Yates 500. Wni \ Roiss G. Russo Ii
Hubbard Toledo, Wcstol. Oswego. sailed
Strs LouiS W Hil, Escansba otto Reiss.
Georgian Bay.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug 5o.~Navy orders
issued to day folio"
Farrell. It. s. A. to New York
Foster. 1t Com. T. G.. 70 Hampton Roads
Gray LIT. r. L.. to Atlantic fleet.
Haas 1t Com. \. l.. resigned
Hinton. 1t. ID. g W, to Hampton Roads.
Johnson. Ems. W d.. Ia L. s. :. Texas.
Knowles 1t. ii. b. to T. : :. s3
Marchant. h Boan. w. to New York.
McArth ~. 1T. O. B.. 10 New York.
McGinn.s 1t X. to Atlantic fleet.
Murdy. IT. " F to L. s : Arkansas.
Nelson, Ems. w. A. to San Francisco
Nevlns. 1t. H. A. 10 Keyport.
Powell Ems. W. e. to New York
Roloff Ems. II. H to San, Francisco
smith. Ems. II. T.. 70 L. :. bridgeport.
Spauf Ems. c O., to San Francssco
Sweeney. 1t. r. +. to New York
Ntckery. 1t Com. e. A, TO Asatjc station.
Waggorncr 1t. q. g. c. v. resigned.
Eddy 1t N f. to L. $ 5. Wight
Hulstt. 1t. f. g.. to New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Three Star Line Now
Operating 45 Vessels

Announcement was made yesterday
by the Socete Les Afreteurs Reunis
Three Star Line, Inc.) that at meeting
held July 27, the dividend was fixed Mt
forty francs share. According to Ros-
er Boulogne, assistant general manager
Of the company here, the lines capital
viii shortly be doubled by the issue at
1920 francs Of $4,000 new shares CT
100 francs. Notwithstanding the in
crease of capital, the directors stated,
they hoped to be able to pay the same
dividend this year The company IS
now operating forty-fve vessels. New
trade routes will soon be opened With
the United States
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Army Orders

L rom nc I rtOure 3 " GSniNutOr bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. S0.-Army orders
issued to-day follow
Burt. Cot f. 7, to Fort Thomas.
Perry. Col. II. R.. 70 Honolulu.
Watson Col. F. B to Fort Sheridan.
Anderson. Col T. NJ. jr. to Camp Pike.
Brambila. COL r. NJ. to Camp Knox.
VI a pes, 1T. Col. W. :. to Camp Lewis.
Mac Donald. capt G. F.. to Arcadia
Angus. capt II. w. to Washington.
shaw. Col f. 3. to Camp DIX
Cavalry
IAppincott 1t. Col. A, to Fort Riley.
Engineers
Ss<erry, Capt II. a, TO Camp Bennins-
Davis. 1t c. J. jr., TO Camp Bennng.
Wolfe It, H. C.. to Camp Benning.
Young capt. j. ri, to Walter Reed
Hospital.
Medical Corps
Bseuwkes Mai II Ia Ann. Relief Admin.
Davcnp port. Maj. W. r. 70 A. r. a
Miltcnberger. Maj. ' e.. to Cobi-nz.
Baker MAJ. W. P. to Wasi.iag1ol.
Feed 1t. Col &. =, t. ''or- Monroe.
Miscellaneous
Faulkner. 1t. Col. a. L, f. A. to Camp
Woodruff It, +. H. Vet c.. to Canl. Dix
Balfour Tt NJ. Air Svs, to Cobiel<.
-efford Mai. c.. Gen. staff. to New York
Hamilton, Capt w. c, Ord Dept, TO
La Francis It. e A. inf resigned.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

strs John T. Rockefeller (An). rexas
Madyrn CoinancAa 1AnD. Jacksonviiio a'r,,
Onaricston Inca lAm). Halifax santa
Maria 1Am) Kingston and Cristobal.
fanuco fAn.). Phiade.phia: f;edania
1Dan). Baton Rouge. santa Ana CAnr
nhiisdeiphla Garfield 'Am) New Orleans
Pisca and baltai Hudson CAm). bremen
and Danzig City or Chester fBr) phils
dclph'a; hamilton (Am). Norfoia
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

Headquarters ,d Corps Area. Governor' :
Island. X Y. August % Special orders
No. 2o3--ln accordance with ParaSra nh
Is, Special Regulations SO. t6 the (oi-
lowing ASST grnents of rrserve officers -
this corps area made
nth pivision-~to the aoed Enginerrs
Capt. +. Hughcs Il. O. K. c. is BROAD
81, New York "a 1t. A Kaiser r. O..
IL c.. So West i7th st. New York Each
officer named Will rapport 10 his regimentai al
commander for asaignm to AN organ .
zntion OF the regiment
BY command of Major General Bullard-
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

IJue IO-uuy
y~ysrl Port Ax~nts
Olympic. otharpton. Aug - white star
Advance crirtoba:. Aug ~ Pan RR Line
Chicago. Havrs. Aug , 2l..-... french Line
Acropylis. patrss. Auz
Stephnnids & Bcnas
Ciuseppi Verdi. Naples. Aug ~,
Mcdonald t. Truda
Due Tomorrow
Tsn vlncenta Fayai. Aux 2s e Il Richards
f.5foania Dauzix. Aug II Bait Amer Lias
'fsrr44lnA earta Marta. Aug ~
Tinted fvult ca
Hoe.llnd ~ Johns. Apg ~ Howr'ng Z Co
Due Friday
rr1una, southsfg ,s,on. Aug e.
royal Mall *tesfs, packet Limo
ransuau Gibraltar. Ang r.,
t'rlf~d American Limo
rflnresa nafol1a rre enfen, Aug "a
4 y Mai Linz
ryD1an. Eotttrean. Aug "a Hcil-Au l.
Due saturday
FtnpfNss or indian. souiharnptons Aug rs
funsrd Limo
vcjycaS9. far.. Aug zl..,... rogth Line
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Bertl, Changes

Nessci Transferred 70
Boarer.'s Yard Nevtown Creek. B'klyn
Andalusia ...-.. Robins Dry Dock. r klyn
Annt~ =. Chase Neuto~n Creek. B klyn
Beatrice .... Warmers Eef. Edgewater. y !
Cap~ Hiornidon -.....-. south Anboy. X j
Cecli tr .....-........... ..... Bayway. \ !
Cecil = stewart ....... Ec"ark. X +
Charles Il hiinck k.... Columbia ST. Is klyn
cry of Chester. Horse's Dry Dock. E'klyn
Hobon~n Teboas Yacht Basin. B'klyn
Nary G. Duff ...........'. Sew Rochelle. \ Z
N~dfns .......P Pier 81. x
srunaires .............. ..... s5,h 81. B'kyn
1,@aktH ............. Pser Il Clifton. $ !
Ss'furce ..--.--.... .... 6 nrome, y J
spes - PIER g. Empire stores. Bklyn
Tyriyord ............., .,'......- 5oth ST. y kiyn
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Marine Reports
Winds ut Sea To-day


fatteraS to Key Moderate south
west and west winds over north portion
ana moderate east over south portion.
partly overcast weather.
East Gulf - Modcrate east winds ora
partly overcast weather
west Gulf-Moderate 10 fresh east and
sout beast winds, partly overcast weather.
probably local rains
caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Nods'"ts east and northeast winds; partly
overcast weather, probably local rains
west and northeast winds; partly overcast
wea her
SANDY Hook to Iistteras-Mo Moderate west
snu .' northwest winds, partly overcast
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
City Island


Schrs Robert John Beswick Providence
tor New York, Aida Hearn, New Haven
for Rockaway.
Bound East
schrs barbara ". tBr) Port Reading
for ST John Z; Neva (Br) Perth
A11ooy for Bear River. \ $ Truro Queen
'br), Gutenberg for st John y 3 Catter
anchored).
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Arrivals from New York


ROTTERDAM. Aug 26-str Editor
GoTHENBURG, Aug z4-S.r Carlsholn,
MOv1rLE, Avg 29-str Algeria CBr).
TRl ESTE Aug -1-Sfr Gala abra tBr)
MORT SAID. Aug ec-Str Rawean lDu)
PORT SUDAN. Aug 2c-Str City of
Adelaide (Br)
EAST LONDON, Aug 2s-str Eastern
Crag
LONDON Aug ao-str Maryland oBD.
lF3r).
MANILA Avg 26-str Minsric CBr).
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 30--Str Aquitania
tBr).
Departures for New York
HAMBURG. Aug 25-strs rincAley and
Mount clay
DENIA. Aug 24-str Bankdale 1Br,.
ALICANTE Aug 2l-Str Bellepline
COfOMBO Aug 97-str Helcnus 1Rr,
SANTOS. Aug 2s-Str Camocrrs (Rr)
VENICE Aug 22-Str Northern Star
PlFAECS, Aug Str Banka (Du)
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31
Outgoing Steamships

Co.. ne ne nours given below are standard time
i'' oayAshl saving time add one hour
Sail To-duv
New-York tribune., 1921-08-31

Str Lake Elon. Cardenas Aug 10 Ma
tanzss % 70 James w t,lwell 4 Co, with
sussr anchored of Stapleton, s T.
Str Somerset Ham burg Aug Is. to Rob
srt l. Hague. In ballast: anchored off
Ionnki 1sNiilc. < l.
str VIM NJ Tupper. Halifax Aug 27, to
ne clyde steamship Co, in ballast; Pier
The mirror., 1921-07-28
Menace to Sugar Cane

The chief menace to sugar cane in
the West Indies is the froghopper
(Thomaspis sacchaarina), an insect
that sucks the sap from the roots and
leaves of the sugar cane and that owes
its name to its ability to take pro-
digious leaps. In recent years the in
sects have multiplied enormously, es-
pecially in Trinidad, where their nat
ural enemies, frogs, toads and lizards,
have been nearly exterminated by the
mongoose, originally brought from
India to kill the rats and snakes.
Wherever the mongooses were plenti
full the lizards disappeared and the
froghoppers Aourished. Five years
ago a leading planter, after exter-
minating as many mongooses as pos
sible, placed thousands of ground liz
ards in his cane fields, with the result
that the froghoppers have almost dis
appeared, and the sugar yield is great
ly increased and improved. Other
large sugar cane growers have since
started lizard farm, where the liz
ards are brought in hundreds and en-
couraged to thrive and multiply for
the sole object of combating the frog
hopper pest. Thousands of bats, too,
are kept for the same works..
The mirror., 1921-07-28

The grease is conveyed to another
type of round tank, and here the pro-
cess of refining the raw grease is con-
tinued. The fluid is entirely re-
cooked, and comes through the pro-
cess in different form. The heat has
refined it to considerable degree.
Outside the "Digester," huge watts
have been built, into which the grease,
now in the form of rather heavy
and sticky lubricant, is allowed to
rum. Standing stagnant in these watts,
the solid matter which still remains
in it slowly settles to the bottom, and
the liquid is considerably clarified. 1t
is now of about the consistency of
heavy lubrieating oil, and has a con-
siderable market value.
This is the condition in which the
major portion of the refuse and scraps
from your table ultimately find them
selves, and this is the aim of the many
complicated processes through which
you have followed the potato peelings
and the rind of bacon.
As for the solid portions of the
refuse which still remain, they have
their purpose to fulfill as well. They
might appear to be merely the left
overs, but that does not imply that
they are valueless.
These solids are conveyed to hy-
draulic press, and there subjected to
immense pressure. They come out in
the form of solid cakes, and in the
process of making them, still more oil
is squeezed from them.
These cakes are excellent fertilizer,
and thus find their way back into the
soil. In this manner, man helps ma
ture in her own processes, for it is
natures way for the decayed and use
less vegetation to return to the soil
and enrich it.
Thus you see how garbage is
turned into gold, and how refuse may
be made into an island.