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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-22
In Mem0riam

Mrs. Mary Meyers died two years
ago. Nov. Fl. 1919.
The month Of November again /.
here,
To us the saddest month Of the year.
1t was a bitter message.
A shock severe,
TO part with you. we loved so dear.
Two long years since that sad day.
When TIE one we loved was called
away,
God took her home. It was His VIII,
But in our hearts She liveth still.
Dearest mother. how We miss you.
No one here can ever tell.
But the VIC loved you best dear,
dwell.
11-21-1 FATHER & DAUGHTER.
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Miss Lauretta Gehring Of Calumet
avenue has returned from Ann Arbor
where she attended the Michigan
Minnesota game. She was a guest a.
the Phi Nu Alpha dance in the even
ing. given at the waustenaw Country
Club.
The J. L. G. Club met with Miss Edna
Sehwarzentraub on Friday evening az
her home oh Sibley street. Music was
enjoyed and the hostess served a dainty
luncheon TO twelve members and a guest.
Miss Lillian WiclIorst. The next meet
ing Will talSe place on November 29th
at the home of Miss Loretta Keilman.
Mrs. a. spibak entertained at birth
day surprise party in honor OF her hus-
bands birthday on Saturday evening al
her home OF Sibley street. Mr.. Spibal,
was presented with a beautiful mahog-
any smoker. after which the guests en-
joyed music. games and dancing. In
the games. Mrs. J. J. Smith was awaru-
ed first prize and Mr.. Sweeney was
given The consolation. A p|rettily APP
pointed four-course luncheon was serv-
ed thirty-cight guests. after which the
OF which Mr.. Sweeney was made presi-
dent.
Mrs. Sarah Carter. of Kewanna. Ind,
who has been the house guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. ". Q. Lamborn. Of Hyde
Park, for the past few weeks. t. turned
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friends At her home. 519 Lyons street
tomorrow evening at pedro.
.
Mrs. p. b. Llpinski has returned
from a weeks visit IN Washington. u.
c., during which time she interviewed
Senator Watson of indiana and was q
guest at the home Of Senator and Mrs.
Kunst OF illinois. Mrs. Lipinski Wis
tied Arlington Cemetery. where serv-
ices for the unknown soldier were re-
Gently held.
Miss Faye Rick has returned from
Connersvi1le. Ind. where she has been
spending several weeks on a farm.
After Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Rick
viii be at home at $50 Wilcox street.
where Miss Faye win be glad to see
her friends she is very i'll and her
condition is critical.
Hammond Chapter No. $40 Of tne
Order Of Eastern Star Will meet Tues
day evening IN the Masonic temple.
Initiation viii feature the evenings
work. and ali members arc urged %
be present. The secretary VIII be at
the temple AZ seven o'clock to receive
all dues.
g
A very successful dancing party
was given by the Hermits Club on
Friday evening at the knights Of
Columbus hall. About nifty couples
were in attendance and all reported q
most enjoyable evening. Excellent
music was furnished BY sterling or
chestra. and as a feature Of the dance
two turkeys and a five mound box Of
candy were ratified on by the club.
The winners or the turkeys we're Miss
Mandy Purnick Of Gibson and Mrs. f
L. Lauyer or Wilcox avenue. and the
candy was won by Miss Helen Orr Of
Elizabeth street. The rattle afforded
party with good fellowship and en-
joyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer an
nounce the birth of = little. son on
Eaton street.
Mrs. F. J. Fraser and son Ogden Of
Toledo, O.. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Pulliam Smith OF
Conkey N The Frasers were
former residents Of Hammond.
Mrs. Joseph Goyke. Mrs. elem
Goyke and daughter Miss Alice Marie
have gone TO Minnesota where they
Will spend Thanksgiving with rela-
ives.
The literature department OF the
Hammond Woman's Club Will meet
with Mrs. John d. Smslley. 81 Detroit
street, tomorrow afternoon at half
past two O'Clock. The afternoons
study Will be Shakespeare end the
leader viii be Miss Blanche Howell.
Music is IN charge Of Mrs. ]. c. Par
rett.
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GARMENT WORKERS
VOTE TO STRIKE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS ~sERviCEl
CHICAGO. Sow. 2l.@'i nrre thols-
and members Of the local Interna-
tional Garment Works' Union haze
voted 70 strike BY an overwhelmiIE
majority. It became known today.
The matter has been placed I'D the
hands Of an committ.
which has power 10 act within i've
hours. Threatened revival Of the
piece work system is one Of their
grievances.
Sixty thousand garment workers are
now IN strike in New York city.
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CHAS. E. VAN BLACK
TODAY

The funeral OF Charles z. Van Black
So years old. whose death occurred on
Friday evening at the home OF his SON
George Van Black or 766 Georgia st.
following an illness OF pneumonia was
held in Gary this morning. The re-
mains were shipped to the former homo
at Springport. Mich. for burial.
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NOTICE

I Will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Frieda Gronow.
LEO GRONOW,
2216 n. Laramie ave,
11:21:3 Chicago, Ill.
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condition and to have altered his facial
expression. 1t IS also alleged that
Klobuchar did not stop 10 offer aid but
drove at once to the police station and
reported the accident. Use complaint
asks for $1,000 damages. George j..
Elder Of Hammond is attorney for the
plaintiff.
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MASONIC NOTICE

Hammond Chapter No. III r. A. NJ
viii hold a stated c~onvocation Wed
nesday evening. November 23rd. start
ing at 1850 o'clock. Royal Arch de
gree will be conferred. Your attend
nee Is requested.
1872 c E. NELSON. E. H. P.
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BUYS SIX ROOM
HOUSE FOR S1O,0 900

william Irwin has purchased the
six room franz home at $50 Lincoln
street, Gary, from Ralph c.. Walter
Tho Twins expect 70 move into their
new home in a few days.
Earl Unger Of Gumin and Mauzy g
office closed the deal. The consiGcr-
alton was $4,000. 90.
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POTATOES POTATOES

Two cars Northern White, $3.50 and
$50 per so lbs, buy before cold
weather- Phone 1S0s-W. SIS state
Line St. 11-12-tf
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uIJn the natural %sympathies Of those
who see It. entertain with its spontan-
eous humor and thrill with the vtgor Of
its drama.
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AND DANCE

The German Beneficial Union Dis
1rict o2s, Sunday. November 27 at 3
? m. at Gernania Club. cor. Sohl and
Indiana avenue Tickets soc. For
members and their friends. 11-e1-5
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
Wassey's Floating Shop

EMBROIDERING, STAMPING. HEM
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING, BRAIDING,
RUCHING, FANCY STITCHING.
81 STATE STREET, PHONE HAM.
MOND 44a-
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Hammond Musical College

Piano. Voice. Violin, Public SPEAK
iug. Ukelele, Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar.
DaLcing. Dramatic Art. 1911
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Ladies' OF Moose Heart Legion are
giving 4 care party Tuesday afternoon
a. $3.50 p. m. sharp. Moose Hall, ad-
mission Csc. Good prizes. 11-19-2
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Mrs. Joseph Goyke. Mrs. Glenn
Goyke and daughter Miss Alice Marie
have gone TO Minnesota where they
will spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives.
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DUE FEBRUARY &c.
SHIPRUILDERS MOVE
OFFICES FROM HERE
Atlantic Coast Headquarters
to Be in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2S--The Atlantic
Coast Shipbuilders Association at u
meeting here to-day elected Clarence S.
King secretary. to succeed Henry c.
Hunter OF New York, appointed counsel.
Mr.. King announced the removal OF the
associations general offices from New
York to Philadelphia. The association
comprises substantially all the large
shipyards on the Atlantic seaboard and
Gulf Of Mexico.
Mr.. King will continue as secretary Of
tho Atlantic Coast Shpbuildng Indus
trial Board. established at the close OF
the war by agreement between shipyard
owners and international labor unions N
adjust all questions pertaining to rates
or labor. hours OF work and conditions
Of employment
Immediate wage resdjustmcnts arc
imperative II the shipbuilding industry 81
70 survive In this country Mr.. King sail
in discussing the associations labor pol
icy Virtually every shipyard in .hc
East viii have reduced wages OF en-
ployces at least 10 per cent. by March I
or soon thereafter. he continued.
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whakatane (Br) London; lntombi (Brl,
Galveston; Amsteldyk (Dutch), New Orleans
horn; Piako 'lBr), Avonmouth; Weehawken
tBr), Hull; Erode DAM. Galveston Tor
scandinavia Everett; Boston; ConShohoeken s
schrs Triton, 81 Georges Mary + Barrett
Rio Janeiro.
Cleared 2ist, strs Leonita (Sp) Gibraltar
(for orders): Dochra, Montevideo: Brook
vale (Br). Rio Janeiro; Sweden Maru (Jap),
Buenos Aires; ocsania qtap, Portland. Nc
Sailed 22d. strs Howard, Boston; Canadian
Sailed 23d, strs Kinkasan Maru Jap,
Italy; Amstedyk (Dutch), Rotterdam; Ma
comet New Orleans Mortara (ItaD Genoa
PORTLAND. o, Feb 22--Sailed. str Walter
Luckepbach. Philadelphia via Astoria
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Feb 23-Arrived.
strs Gulf Star, Tampicc; Brazos (u - ma
val station.
Sailed 23d. strs Pennsylvania. Port Lobos
Oural (Belg). Tampico; schr Lincoln, Porto
PpHscAGouLA. Miss. Feb 2izArriyss,l.
schrs Achorn, Gibara w NILS
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Feb 23-Arrived. str
o IT waring Baton Rouge.
strs Karen Rogenaes (Nor) New York Yuri
Maru (Jap), Norfolk; Lake Pepin. Nueritas
SSHua pr Pos Sc Mahopae B
London via Boston; American Dutch, Rot
sailed 23d, strs Loretto. Manila, &cs via
New York; W N Burton. Port Lobos.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater ed. 20
PM, str5 Kewanee, Philadelphia for Glen
fuegos $40 PM. Mexicano (Nor), do for
Christiania. &c; ESD, Rochester, do. for Texas
City; Sudbury, do for Hamburg via Balti-
more; Roald Jarl (Nor). do for ST Johns,
NF; 2:30 PM. motor ship Bayonne, do for
New York.
Sailed 23d, 9:1o AM. tug Mars, towing
barges Penn for Providence, Horace a Allyn
for Fall River, and Chas II Pritchard for
Charlestown.
tol and Charles P Greenough.-Wind 5, is
miles light fog; smooth
PORTLAND. Me. Feb 22-Arrived, strs
Yalza. Boston; 23d. The Angeles, New York
| (to finish loading for Constantinople and
Black Sea ports).
f Pope. for Newport News (sails to-
morrow.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb 2l-Arrived.
strs Nile, Hong Kong SC; 22d. Pensacola,
Manila Honolulu Maru Jap. New York for
Yokohama. &C. Venezuela. Hong Kong. &c.
Sailed 21st, strs War Ghurka (Br), Orient /;
22d. Point Lobos, Baltimore.
SEATTLE, Wash, Feb 22-Arrived str
West Jester, Hong Kong and Manila
Arrived 23d, str Las Vegas, san Fran
cisco.
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CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Feb 21-Arrived. str Erne-
more (Br), New York.
Sailed 10th, str Deckenham (Br. Balti-
more.
terland (Dutch), New York.
Arrived Goth, str Dirigo, Norfolk
AUCKLAND. Feb 20-Arrived. str Cana
dian Winner y GBr1 vane;oSSyer. ;cSy &c; c,,,.or,,o
(Nor). Tocopia; Maricopa (Nor). Antofa-
gasts; Kelbergen (Br, Portland; India
Maru (Jap), Valparaiso; Penza tRusl, shi-
monoseki: Manavi (Br). Guayaqun; La
Habra (NoD, Tocopilla.
Sailed 22d. strs seiyo Maru (Jap). Hong
Kong; Steel Mariner, San Pedro; Eburna
(Br). Shanghai; Santa Rosala. Kobe.
BILBAO, Feb ls-Arrived. ctr Juiiana
BocA GRANDE. cuba, Feb f9-salled. str
BOMBAY, Feb 1a-sailed. str West
BREMEN, Feb 2l--Arrived. str Carmar-
thenshirc (3r), Galveston.
BRINDIsI. Feb tiArrived. str Mariquits
BRIxHAI. FEB 22-Arrved, str Sirius
DAM, Baltimore.
BuENoS AIRES, Feb 2l.ArriVed. strs
Sailed 2ist, str City OF Alma, New York
via Rio Janeiro.
In port 2ist, str Chattanooga, loading for
CARDIFF. Feb l7-Arriycd, str Canadian
Miller SBr) s. Johnss vie London. .noa
Winding Gulf, New York.
sailed iesh t., Str Venus n ,.l lB Pensasols
Riverside Bridge, New York.
CRIsToBAL, Feb 22-Arriyed. strs Iowsn.
Boston; Cartago. New Orleans.
Sailed 22d, strs La Habra CNoD, Tampico
pint Adams. Baltimore; shabonee tBr)
TNmpico; West Eldara, Savannah: Marcopa
(Nor), Tampco; Gittertind tNor), Newport
pue tBrl' New York: Kelbergen tBrl. New
port News: Achilles, Norfolk.
DAKAR. Feb i9-Sailed. str sliedrecht
DANziG, Feb i6-Arrlved. str Estonia
(psnl, New York. n.a ..r co,.,, ,,,ou,
niIbsaf ma az Sey e' YORK. 81 O'""'' '''O"
FoWi,y' Fcb 2a-saiied str Canadian
Rover (Br). from Glasgow for Halifax.
In port goth. str Canadian Rover tBr)' for
GENOA. Feb 19--saiiod str waukau, Phil
Arrived i7th. strs puca deell Abruzzi
dtaD New York; 18th. Ramon de Larrinaga
GIBRALTAR. Feb 22--Passed str V1lcano
(ttaD. New York for Genoa.
GLASGOW, FEB 22-saied, str West ia
HAvRI5 Feb 1e--Arrived str Harrington
Court tBr). New Orleans via Savannah.
Sailed Goth. str Rochambeau Gp, New
Arrived 2ist. str Roussilion tFr,. New
York via Vigo.
HULL. Feb .2-Arrived strs Chantier,
New York Indian City CBr), San Francisco
San Francisco (Sw, motor. do.
KINGSTON. ia. Feb ts-sailed str Cana
LANDS END. Feb kO--Passcd, str Lake
Flambcau Portland and Boston for copen-
hagen.
la PLATA, Feb 20-saied, Atr Cavour
CBrD New York.
IEGHORN Feb iT--Arrived, str Wiilkeno
sBr), New Orleans via Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 23-ln port, str Belgian
(I,rl for Boston (sais March u.
LIZARD, Feb 2g-Pasaed. SIR Zyldyh
(DutrhJ Baltimore for Rotterdam
LONDON. Fcb 22--sailed, str Potomac
CBrb New Orleans.
Arrived 22d. str Canadian Eancher CBr).
81 John, NIB.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

A wireless from str Oconee, from Bremen
for New York states that she Is towing M barR M
the Azores and Is making 30 miles per day.
Str Alaskan, bound to San Francisco from
New York and Balboa, is ashore at Ascun-
cion Island.
Antwerp and ST Michaels, has starboard
boiler and condenser pump disabled; also
machinery In bad conditions; position re-
ported at lat 50 80 \, Ion "a 10 w.
Str Tuckanuck, bound for the west coast
OF Africa from this port (before reported) Z,
was delayed for two days ewith turbine
trouble and Is proceeding to Azores position
at AM 23d, lat 40 80 n, Ion As 33 w.
BARCELONA, Feb GA terrificlstorm to-
day compelled the authorities to close the
port. Vessels were not permitted to enter or
leave.
BOSTON, Feb 2a-schr VIM Bisbee from
New York for Boothbay. before reported in
n dangerous position off Scituate, is now
below this port in tow of tug Juno.
Aux fishing schf Angiel Marshall, of Glou-
cester. which struck on Lovells Island dur.
Ing Monday nights gale, is being stripped
OF rails, masts, anchors, chains and engines !;
vessel is total loss. She was inward bound
from fishing grounds with $1,000 pounds of
fish: partly insured.
Str city of Rockland filled and sank Mon
day at East Boston. Scott Wrecking Co has
been engaged to float her.
HAVANA, Feb 23-.Establishment of new
service between Cuban and European ports
is contemplated by the Cunard line which
work Officials of the company expect to
inaugurate the service next June.
LONDON, Feb 22--Str Joanna tGreelO
Norfolk via Gibraltar for Mediterranean
ports. previously reported. struck mine
and sank.
Bark c D Bryant, from lquique for Trini-
dad, before reported, has arrived at Panama
lealsy.
Str Oskawa, at Hamburg from Montevideo
and Funchal, has q large quantity OF frozen
beef damaged.
Str Morloka Maru tJap), from New York
for Singapore, Batavia, &c, has arrived at
Agiers with cylinder cracked repairs will
require days.
LEwES, Del. Feb 23-str Aowa, from
Norfolk for New York, before reported towed
into Delaware Breakwater, had IL feet OF
water in the forward hold; leak has been
stopped and water pumped out; she will
proceed to New York in tow to-day.
ST JOHNS, NJ. Feb 23-An offshore wind
enabled the mail str Kyle 10 sail from this
port for Louisburg. Ms, to-day. She had
been frozen in here.
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ATLANTIC GULF ASKED
TO FILE ACCOUNTING
Light Sought on Dealings
With Clyde Steamship Co.

ALFRED, Me-. Feb. 23.--Action has been
brought in the Supreme Court seeking
an accounting OF the property and in
come OF the Clyde Steamship Company
and OF the dealings Of the Atlantic. Gulf
and West Indies Steamship lines and the
directors of that corporation with the
Clyde company
The Clyde company is a subsidiary Of
the Atlantic Gulf and both are Maine
corporations. Or. Michael Chlrurg cf
Boston a minority stoekholder, has in
stituted the action. II is in the form Of
a motion 70 amend, for the purpose OF
obtaining the accounting, his bill in
equity filed In 1917 in which he asked
for an injunction TO prevent the consol.
dation OF the constituent companies Of
the Atlantic Gulf. Answer TO the origi-
nal bill, denying any intention Of such
consolidation. was filed here few days
ago.
The motion asks tho court 70 order tae
Atlantic Gulf and its directors to make
restitution Of certain property and funds
Of tho Clyde company which II alleges
they have trongfuily diverted.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

SIR West Helix bordeaux Jan s. 81 Ma
zaire i6th, 81 M!chaels Goth and Bermuda
Feb 10, 20 the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co,
with mdse. Went 10 pier .. Eioboken, NJ.
str Saucun, Bresl Jan q. St Michaels 20th
and barbados Fcb 10. 70 Barber Co. In
Str AlAmos1. Lisbon.
Str n collar (Isr). Shanghai. &c.
sr nss aa Lsesms Jan y San sn F5aseiseS eS
Phsladelphia 2ist. 10 the United American
Lines, with nidse Wen, 20 pier Q, Bush
Str Bratsberg (Nor). Antofagssta Feb
and Cristobal lith, TO the Chile Exploration
Co. with ore. Went 10 pier AZ, North River.
Grace & Co. with passengeri. mails and
ndss. Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Eugene Y Thayer. Lobcs Feb IL, 70
pier s. Constable Hook, NJ.
Str Allentown. Port Lobos.
Str Avondale. Tuxpem Feb IA, 20 Walker
Daily. with crude oil. Anchored OF Tomp-
kinsvie
Str San Juan. Areeibo Feb $. Guanica
ilth. Ponce 18th, Arroyo 18th and San Juan
18th. to the New York and Porto Rico steam
ship Co, with 45 passengers, mails and
mdse.
Str Turbinia tsw). Matanzas Feb II. to
Moore & Mccormack. with sugar. Went TO
foot OF 18th street. East River.
Str Lake Fondulac. Caibarien Jan &c. Sa-
sua Feb and Matanzas 10th, to the Mum
son Steamship Line. with sugar. Went to
Warmers Sugar Refinery. Edgewater, NJ.
York and snlc Cuba MAI Mall steamship S Co, @ With q
passengers, malls and mdse. Went 10 pier
Il. East River.
Str Canabasas. Nuevitas via Philadelphia
to the Atlantic Fruit Co. Went 10 Bushey's
dry dock, Brooklyn.
Str Mevana. Galveston Feb is, 20 Walker
DAILY, with oil.
SIR Baton Rouge, Galveston Feb IA. TO
Robert L Hague, with on Went 10 pier g.
Constable Hook, NJ.
Str Lightburne. Port Arthur. Tex. Feb
10. to the Texas Co. with crude OIL. Went
20 Bergen Point, Nj
Str Sagoland (Sw), New Orleans Feb 10,
TO Furness. Witty s Co, with mdse in tran
sit TO Glasgow. Went TO pier 80. East River.
Str Apache, Jacksonville and Charleston
to the Clyde Steamship Co.. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 81, North River.
Str Ripon, Baltimore, Ito the Globe Line
Went to New York Doc! Co.'S pier %, Brook
lyn.
Str Norman Monarch (Br), Philadelphia
Feb %, TO the Cunard Steamship Co. with
mdse IN transit to Liverpool. Went to pier
90. North River.
Aux schr Marie de Ronde, Montevideo Sept
13 and Bermuda Feb g. 10 the Oriental Navi
cation Co, with bones Went to pier 10,
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Berwyn (Br, Portland. O.
Arrived l9tn, str Canadian Pioneer (Br)
Calcutta. &c, for St John.
MONTEVIDEO. Feb oi-Arrived, str
aIyanthes (Br). New York
NAPLES. Feb l6-Sailed, str Buckleigh
ouEENsToWN. Feb 20. il 80 PM-saned.
RIO -JANEIRo, Feb l9--Arrived. strs Mo
ravia Bridge, New York; Goth. Romney (Br) 4.
Arrived 10th. str Canadian squatter CBr),
Hsfax anS and sailed 18th sor Busnos e, r Aires
Lake Eannin (from Santos), Boston.
Sailed 10Th. str City Of Alton. New York.
RwER prncs PLATE Ts, Fse New Yar str
ROTTERDAM, Feb 20-Sailed, strs Otho,
Baltimore: West Galoc. Norfolk; Yildum
(Dutch). Hampton Roads.
ST MICHAELS, Feb 21-Sailed. str New
ourgh (from London). Galveston.
Sailed .22d. strs Cretic lBr). from Naples
for Boston and New York salaam from
Arrived ed. str Santa Cecilia, Baltimore
g SHIELDS. Feb ea-saiied. str Lake Elm
wood Baltimore.
SINGAPORE. Feb l9-Arriyed. str Ixion
TABLE BAY, Feb 22-sailed. str Clan
Murdoch OBJ. New York.
TAMPICO. Feb IS. PM-Sailed, str C A
TENERIFFE, Feb 22-Arrived, str Infanta
Isabel (Sp). Galveston.
TIENTSIN, Feb 20-Arrived, str Eastern
Exporter, San Francisco.
TRINIDAD, Feb 2o-Sa!led, str Canadian
Gunner (Br), Demerara.
TRIESTE Feb l0--Arrived strs Ellenia
fUtaD, Philadelphia: 18th, Atlantic (Br)
Galveston via Norfolk; Grof Tisza Istvan
(ltaD New Orleans.
VALPARAISO, Feb 21-Arrived. motor chip
Boohyala, San Francisco.
VANCOUVER. BE, Feb 23-Sailed. str En-
press Of japan (Brl. Yokohama. &c.
VICTORIA, Be. Feb 22-Sailed. strs Arabia
Maru (Jap). Hong Kong; War Sepoy (Br)
Borneo
of Russia (Br), Vancouver.
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Str III Alba, Burns. Galveston-southern
Pacific Co.
Str Nueces. Davidson. Galveston via Key
West-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str + ID Asche, Elliss Texas City-Robert l.
Hague.
str FL Captain. Halsey. New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Betterton, Morris New Orleans--Mc-
Alister Brothers.
Str City OF Savannah. Borum savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Parnahyba (Braz) Perry, Norfolk
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk-Old Domin-
ION Transportation Co.
Str Caroline (t'r), Flanneau, Baltimore
Compagnic Generate Transatantique.
Str Maasick, Rasmussen, Baltimore-Seager
Steamship Co.
Str Rogier (Belg). Delner, Baltimore
Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Oscoda, Jeffers hiladelphia-Cosmo-
politan Shipping Co.
Str Bay Head, Ertel (from Alexandria), !,
Philadelphia-United American Lines, Inc.
Str City Of Norwich (Br). Myles from
Calcutta), Philadelphia--Norton, Lilly 4 Co.
Schr Joan lSielberg (Br). PuolicoVer, Perth
Amboy-Scammell Brothers.
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. AMERICAN PORTS.
LRy NALL

ASTORIA, o, Feb i7--Arrived, schr Geo e
Billings San Francisco.
CHATHAM. Mass, Eeb i9r-Passed, tug
Carlisle towing barges Indian Ridge from
Fort Point Pennington from Searsport, and
Mannheim from Parkers Flats for Pldiadel-
phia.
EUREKA, Cal, Feb 17-sailed. bark chas
+ Crocker, Adelaide
HONOLULU, Feb 17-Arrived. str West
Campgaw, New York for Yokohama. &c.
Sailed 10TH str Manoa. san Francisco.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb 2o-Arrived,
(BD. Nassau; Perceler (Br), Cayo Mambi;
Don Parsons (Br), Bermuda; Grand Turk,
san Juan.
MANILA. Feb 13--sailed. str West Ivan,
Seattle.
NORFOLK. Va. Feb 19--In port, tug Saw
age with harges Nos 10 and 81.
PORTLAND. Me. Feb II. midnight sailed,
tug Catawissa. Philadelphia. with barses
Robesonia and Tioga calling at Salem).
Sailed 21st PM, str Garibaldi, Newport
News.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, FEB lG-Arriycd,
strs IIaynie. San Diego; San Antonio. Aca-
pulco, Sc Via San Pedro; barks Amy Turner
(Br) Tocopilla; Makaweh Callao.
OFF the port 18th. bark Anne ConlNn, from
Iquique (and ordered 10 Puget Sound)
Sailed 10th, motor Mazatlan, Manzanillo.
SAN PEDRO Cal, FEB 16-Arrived, ,strs
San Joaquin (Nor) Tampico; 18th. Talarite.
Talara; motor Challamba, Seattle for Callao
(and proceeded).
Mexico Maru (Jap), Yokohama.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
S700.0OO CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Contrsctors' Losses Reimbursed In
House Measure.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2s.--ovcr the vig-
orous objections OF Chairman Good Of
the Appropriations Committee. the House
voted to-day 60 pay claims aggregating
500, 600 OF o number of contractors for
losses suffered IN carrying on work on
river improvements during the war
Mr. Good declared II was placing a
premium on extravaganza TO approve the
settlements. Representative Humphreys.
Democrat (Miss.). leading the fight in
favor or tho contractors, had the support
Of most Democrats and a number Of Re-
publicans
The House also voted TO settle for
&I14.000 a claim pending for five years
for losses which the McClintic- Marshall
Construction Company, Pittsburgh as
serts II suffered in constructing the
Panama Canal lock gates The COM
pany said its loss was 81. 500. 600 az a
result OF frequent changes In plans.