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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23

I Johnnie warn ana daurhter were
.ho,nsnr 4, D. S,,,sv,l,.' eetnrdax
''' tsrs,, wn,,s ,nson ana No. snse
"a 1,,,,n willie ,,,so, ~ charieston
W. We az ,,;s,ft,,r ra,st,,,es ha~e
nrrs ne,,a Msar and aon made =
h,,s,,,sss trin " p.,ntsv,i,e n u ,,eei,
MIC shIrIev Rlevinr anens satur-
aav nioht ,w,th Mrs. q e william
sc. ,Ae -
Mrs. Marion yvorkman nd Miss les
Ia. 80. ,,,.I,,,,s ra,.tiyas q, r,sSn,,
ana Two Mile iast week.
Mo INA yv,,iIa nson a. .nend,ny 4
sa,y davs -,,,h her sister Ms Hoha J,
Tev,a a. He,iiar
NJ ana Mr. Rube Berry apent Fri
Az n,,-h1 ana o. ,,,rdav y,ith reia tive.
80 p 1900 M = n
hs,ss Arda,h aca.,ga ana Ross xyard
ctvde Smear and Elmer osborn were
vlsisInr MIss Waxfe Neck SUNDAY.
MIRA MollIe and Agnes WIilIanson
ana EIi,Tl FCsvnaIe tvard snent SUNDAY
-tth Mo shtriev nlevins'
Nra yraItsr 16sborn ana uttIe son
snent n few dava With relatives ~
Roon.a camp iast week
Ma. Ivo,y xvara ana sevno,,, nan
fol aDonf AundaV with Mr. and Mra
Arite gnarl.s
AF,r.es Max,e Rovd Maxie Mack
Rose Ward Hazel Ratiiff DIXIE and
Make Iltton and sarah Lewis and
Messers lease and Vernon Boyd. Jesse
snarra GarfIeld smear and E,,rene
Mock attended, church 81 Wbfte House
SUNDAY nirbt IT ~ - = :. e - = T
Mise Maiisaa Osborne OF Portsmouth
ohio a snand,ng a few ues.i<a With
relativea here
Roae ward snent sunday night with
MaxIe Meek.
Alex Cassidy Of Paintsyille and Ma
,,ssa oahorne Of portamoutb ohio
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Pm
NETT Murray.
Mas 0ka ward spent SUNDAY with
MIS-. Mabel Ward.
lessee Boyd spent sunday night win
Jesse sparks
HersheI RAY was a visitor here Mon
day.
Miss Made HinkIe spent sunday
with Miss pixie Rstiiff.
Miss Anna Williamson OF Stidbam
spent MONDAY with her sister. MRS.
Garfield Booth
Mrs. Nelson webb and children OF
van Lear are spending 4 few days
with relatives here and al stidham.
verline smith OF Huntinrton. w
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23
COVERDALE,
THE HUMMER!

D AossRr FuLLGa.

chicago. Dec.--You ought TO know
John w. Coyerdnie because he y to-
day ono os the Eation's outstanding
men,
M. coverdaie has lust been re-
elected secretary Of the ssAmsricen
Jrarm Bureau Federation, n deserved
complimoht TO man who has the
enormous dut.e OF handling tho my
pia1 o. detaIl6 Of that new wonder or
ahniration Of American farmers.
John w. Convertible vha born on q
farm N Bloomfirid Township. Clinton
ceunty. Iowa. April 4. 1883. Until he
wan sixfttn years Did he received
fnii OF 1883 he entered the graded
school - Delnar Iowa, driving SIX
miles night and morning for two years
in order 20 DC At home in time TO help
with the chores He graduated rom
The Delmhr High School In june. iso2.
In September, 1902. he entered the
Iowa Btnte College Of Agriculture
Ames. as a special student. Here he
spent two and ,one-haif years In study
ing agriculture. and was chosen a
member OF the Live Stock Judging
Team TO demonstrate AT the Worlds
Fair. 81. Louis. Mo. 1904. During his
college career he spent considerable
time Judging stock at county fairs.
and also Judging grain NJ farmers In
stltufes
on january 1, 1905. Mr.. ccyerdale
r1fr Amor To engage IN farming WITH
nis father IN Clinton county. Iowa. He
was married on january ~ 1905, and
boughta farm for himself. moving on
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.

Christmas shopping Is all the go In
our town at present.
We were sorry TO hear Of Mile
Burchett's death. The bereaved have
our greatest sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Diamond have
recently moved into their pretty home
on Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jap Guhl entertained
several OF their friends Sunday even
ing.
Cove Diamond OF Yatesvilie Ia ex
pected TO visit here soon.
Mrs. Ellie Collinsworth has return
ed home. a9
y Tom Diamond and Sam Wheeler of
the South Side called on MIR. and Mrs.
Chester Diamond Monday.
DIR. Henry Marcum Of Normal. KY.
visited relatives here recently.
We would like to hear from Nor
gan's creek and Yatesville.
DIMPLEs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23

BOOTHE BUILDING


There will be Christmas tree -
Compton school house December -.
beginning at one p. m. The entertain
ment spoken Of in last weeks NEWS
has been postponed
Mrs. Howard Burton h calling on
home folks this week.
Reba Adams called on Mrs. Cleva
Burton Sunday. ai
b. F. Carter has been very Ill for
q few days. 8, -
Marion Wright passed down our
creek Sunday.
Dee Wright and Berthe Carter Wera
united In marriage Friday evening
-rhe;r many friends wish them much
success and happiness.
Riley Burchett called on Ersella Adj
ans Sunday.
Listen for the wedding bells.
ST. NICHOLAS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23
sALTPETER CHAPEL

Sunday school IL progressing nne at
this place. Mr. NJ. 8. Burma promised
to visit our Sundry school Sunday and
there was large crowd out TO hear
him. He didn't come and Mr.. W. H.
Harris came up from Lock No. and
taught his old Bible class and gave
our children good talk. We want
him TO come again for we need all the
encouragement We can get these times
for they are serious. We win look for
Mr.. Burns next Sunday. He was UP
a FEW Sundays ago and gave us n
good talk.
Mr.. w. II. Harris has been visiting
his sister. Mrs Pharoah Wilson and
his brother. John Roberts.
Miss Hazel Montgomery and Miss
Maud Lynch are at home till after the
holidays from school.
The prayer meeting was largely at
tended Sunday night.
Prayer meeting at Saltpeter chapel
every Saturday night.
@. w. Montgomery has been called
away from home on account OF his
hrcther's death at Concord
Monroe Sammons and family were
visiting U. s. Pauley Sunday.
A FRIEND.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23
IT'S THE LiTTLE
THINGS THAT COUNT

Start little earlier, work q little
later talk little less. work a little
harder. hurry a little more, make each
little moment count meet each little
trouble with a little smile.
Practice little economies In q humid
red little ways. bank little extra with
each little raise, improve your little
leisure time with little study and In
a little while you'll be enjoying a lit
tie happiness with little cause to wor-
ry and little check book handy to
buy the little things In life.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23
DENNIS

Several from here attended church
at Jattie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bentley were
Visiting the latter's parents Sunday.
Kay and John Coolsey have return
"a homo from Kistler. w. Va. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pink spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Cookney.
Rev. J. 8. Mcclung spent Monday
nlEkt with Rowland Hutchison.
There will be a Christmas tree at
Oiioville Christmas eve. Dec. Gath
Everybody come and let's have good
time. BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23
Trad

Bro. Luther Pigg held meeting at
Daniels creek Sunday.
Arthur Woods little son who has
been III for some time 10 some better
at this writing.
Miss Eva Carter was calling on her
cousin. Mira Carrie Roberts, Thurs
day.
MIRA. Tom Derifieid and daughter
were calling on Mrs. LiBh lobe Sum
day.
nY Jesse Perry was Mt Trad Saturday.
y Sunday school will close ut. Daniels
creek Sunday morning. Come every
body. LONESOME KID.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23

Guiding the Big Sandy. viii be used.
In the meantime Captain Davis win,
no doubt find legal means OF clearing
the Big Sandy of such distractions as
that which caused him to tie up at
Cow creek upon his maiden voyage
with Pikeville as his port OF destina-
ton
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23

Pat was brought to the hospital suf-
fering severely.
which ward do you want to be ta-
ken tor. the house physician asked
1.-THE pay ward. or"
Amy ward thot is safely dimocrat-
ic," Pat interrupted feebly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-12-23

The Big Sandy News will mako an
appreciative Christmas present.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Cleared

Tasmania (sw) svinhuford, Gothenburg
and Malmo; Furness, Witty.
Munsomo. Sandn, Vera Cruz Munson
Line.
Santa Tecla. Cook. cartasena. Puerta
Glyndon, Nielsen Manople and Tanamo
via Norfolk Atlantic Fruit Co.
49,. Adratic IBr) Hamhlston Southampton
Rosalnd (Br). Mitchell st Johns and
list.-sa.., BoN.,ng AZ Co.
=, Fort Nictoria ODD Davis. Bermuda:
New York City (Br>. Olsen. Bristol
Charles Hill & Sons.
Saionica; Standard OH Co.
Paris (Fr), Moaurras. Havre French
Line.
Arapahoe. Deveraux, Charleston and
Jacksonville; Clyde Line.
John Worthngton, abbott, Texas City;
Robert l. Hague.
Jefferson. Horsey Norfolk; Old Domin-
Ion Transportati Co.
Lake Bridge, Rlehl. Baltimore; Halls
CITY CITY : Of St St Louis. johnson. Savannah;
Lake Elrnont. Rich. Mobile and Tampa +;
Mallory Line.
Charles II Cramp, woodhouse; Norfolk ::
Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific Co.
Zoppot Dan). Surken. Point Lobos:
Robert l. Hague.
Baltic (Dan). Schroeder. Tuxpam; Rob-
ert l. Hague.
cayo Mambi, Dawson. Santiago and
Guantanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
~ Litnania 3Dano, Jorgensen.. cuxhaven,
Helenusf (Br). Melkinch, Yokohama,
Kobe via Norfolk and Panama Canal;
Funch, Edge & Co.
Madonna (Fr). Fournier, Horta, Angra
via New Bedford; James w Elwell.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

Potomac 270 Ambrose Nov I.
Princess Matoika lat 90 10 ION so 10 Oct 81.
Princeton 1874 w Sand Key Oct 81.
Quistconck as S Hatteras Nov I.
Rsmapo (USS) lat Is so Ion 164 80 PM
Oct 80.
Rayo ESQ WNW Tortugas Oct a.
Rochester as W Sand Key Oct 81.
Rotterdam 9S6 from Ambrose NoyI.
Ruth 1870 n Cane Henry Oct 81. -
sabine Sun % S Jupiter Oct 81.
Sachenwald 140 JIatteras Oct 81.
Saguache IA e Miami Oct 81.
San Gil 727 Nantucket Oct 81.
Sa1anacca 354 y Barrios Oct 81.
Schenectady lat SO IA Ion n 24 Nov i.
Schodak 431 w Honolulu 8 PM Oct 30.
Steel Voyage 402 w Tatoosl Oct 80.
Stockton 2,946 w San Francisco 5 PM
Oct 30
Sunoil 1873 WNW Tortugas Oct 81.
Swiftwind 400 Hatteras Oct 81.
TaMaha $40 e Tampiso Oct 81.
Thurland Castle 166 Cape Henry Oct 81
Nesta SW Hatteras Nov i.
Nlncennes Bridge 10 r Nantucket Nov l.
w Fl Libby l64 NE Jupiter Oct 81.
W II Tilford 1853 SW Hatteras Oct 81.
West Himrod 2.737 w Seattle PM Oct 30
West lrskip l,617 NE Cape Henry Oct 81.
Oct 20.
West Katan 104 NE Colon Oct ST.
West Prospect 662 w Honolulu PM Oct 80.
West Tetant 425 e Jupiter Oct 81.
Nheatland Montana 1.643 from Shanghai
PM Oct 80.
VIM Royce Thompson 220 Sc South Pass
Oct 81.
William Green 2Io NNE Hatteras Nov /.
Wytheville 1866 NV Balboa PM Oct 80.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Repair Costs Cut
80%o i'm 3 Months
By Shipping Board
October Bill Only $780, 600
and Firms Are Competing
for New Business; 200
Vessels Arc Now Idle

Repair costs on Shipping Board YES
sells have been reduced 80 per cent
within the last three months, A. J.
Frey, vice-president of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, said yesterday.
This has been due partly to the with
drawal Of a large number of vessels,
keen competition among repair com
panies and to greater efficiency, he
said. He added that the fleet corpor-
alton does not take particular credlt
for this reduction, as a considerable
part has been caused by the trend of
business.
The bill for repairs in October is
expected to be around 100000, Nj.
Frey said, but final figures have not
yet been complied. Three months ago
the cost was $4,000 900. During this
time, he said, the number of vessels
in operation has been reduced from
approximately 700 to 400 which would
account for some of the decrease. In
recent weeks, he said, the repair COM
panies have been submitting lower bids
for government work. 1t was admitted
that some increases may result from
the heavy storms in winter, but this is
not expected to be substantial.
The withdrawal Of vessels from SER
vice has probably reached its minimum,
and will hover around 400, Mr.. Frey
said. The board now has more than
1000 steel steamers idle. The number
has been cut down as much is possible
without disturbing strategic routes.
The inefficient companies are being
eliminated rapidly. and services on in
dividual routes are being combined in
the hands Of one or two concerns wher-
ever practicable.
Mr.. Frey and Elmer Schlesinger,
general counsel for the board and fleet
corporation, were in New York yester-
day comforting on the oil situation.
Most OF the contracts expire the first
of the year and it will be necessary
for the board before that time to de-
eide whether it will secure its supplies
under annual contracts or purchase in
the open market
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Four New Workers Pass Tests
For I'd Lieutenant in Army
Special Dispatch to Tho Z

Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The follow
ing New York residents were included
among the eighty-eight candidates who
qualified in the recent examinations
for commissions as I'd lieutenants in
the army:
Joseph Brenner, infantry. 108 West
115th Sxseet.
Wifs Peytop Campbell, field artil-
lery. w~Ei tysseventh Street Y NJ.
c. A.
Dale EaSp Mason, signal corps, care
Sptlcr Der Manufacturing Com
py, 1eea Street and Southern Boule-
.Ruis ,Meine Merrick, cavalry, Aero
Club, II East Thirty eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Marine Disasters

MILWAUKEE,, Nov 1-Remans OF hull
of sailing vessel Rosabelle, wrecked IN
Lake Michigan Sunday, with probable loss
of crew Of nine, discovered twenty miles
off Kenosha by Cumberland. OF United
Statos Engineers Corps at Milwaukee. NO
bodies found. Revenue cutter Tuscarora
dispatched to bring in derelict.
Santa Theresa (Sr), from Mayague2.
while off Ambrose Channel. was struck by
tow of mudscows: had several plates on
CMARLEsToN, S c. Oct sl-Anandale.
Boca Grande for Baltimore. put in here
with loss OF sails and other damage.
LONDON. Oct 29Brelfcnd (Nor),
Baton Rouge for La Pallice, has arrived ct
La Rochelle with propeller damaged
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov - Celestial,
Sept 25 for Antwerp. reported towed into
Clyde River with rudder missing.
Survey of Venezuela at San Pedro. fol-
lowing collision with tug Tatoosh. showed
damage slight and liner proceeded for Bal
timcre; Repairs will be made upon return.
Queen will be laid up for three months
overha uling. Admiral Rodn.>n, damaged
by fire at Seattle also to undergo repairs
and Admiral Line coastal service will be
rearranged.
ASTORIA. Nov f--West Keats Portland
FOR Orient returned with steering gear out
OF order.
SEATTLE. Nov storms in northern
waters compelled Victoria, Seattle for
Nome to heave to for a second time.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Arrived Yesterday

Olympic tBr). Southampton and Cher
hourg, Oct IS; to the White Star Line; with
mails an dmdse: Pier SO, N, r.
Namasket Dunkirk. Oct 1s; to the Clyde
Steamship Co; with chalk; Pier As, NR.
]. Hague; with crude oil; Pier 5, BayUnne,
Bevedere UtaN. Trieste Oct 10. Patras
& Co; with III first, l09 ,nrrd class pass.
mails and mdse; Pier II, Bush Docks.
unlea rut S CO.. With fruit: fs Pier i5 r.
r.. Rochambeau lFp, navre; oct 20; to
lndse Pier 81, n r. ' ' ~
Carmania (Brl, SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
1ss 1,Ss first 2ss second s7e thra class pass.
Montrolite, Tampico, Oct 22 to Robert
J. Hague; with crude oil; Pier S, Constable
santa Theresa (Br), cardenas oct 25,
Mayaguez 20; to the American Cuban
Steamship Line; with sugar; National Re
Mohawk, Charleston and Jacksonville; to
CLYDE Line with pass and mdse; Pier 81,
Lake Bridge. Baltimore Oct %; to Hal
schaw $ $ Co With ndse: Pier 27. e r.
Mount Carroll, Hamburg Oct 90; to the
United American Line with 712 pass. mails
and mdse; Pier Sc N r.
I'll Mundo. Galveston oct 26; to Southern
r'Hcinc 20 WITH {luSe, ileT OF, IN ~
city Of st Louis Savannah Oct %: to
Ocean $ S Co with pass and mdse; Pier
35. n r.
Lake Fannin. Brurswicl Oct 2s; to
Clyde S S Co with mdse; Pier So. N r.
Elswicll Park (Br), Newcastle. Eng,
Oct Is; to Simpson, Spence & Young In
ballast; anchored Ped Hook Flats. Ekiyn.
Prnt Frederic Hendrix pu), Para
nlaribo Oct 10. Demerara Oct 13. Barba :
dos IA. Trinidad is, Carupano 49, La
Guaira 10. Porto Cabello 20, Curacao 23.
Port-au-Prince IS: to Funch. Edge & Co
with 80 pass mails and mdse Pier 8,
Bush Docks. Bklyn.
u S s destroyers Hubert ard Moa,
Charleston: Navy Yard, Bklyn.
u S s Ohio, sea; anchored off Tompkins-
Anna CNor>, cartagena Oct II, Puerto
Morant Oct 25 to the Caribbean S Co,
with .ndse Pier T. r.
Ei,Nac Paramaribo Oct 1s, Trinidad
Oct 81. Port t-au-Prince Oct rs. Cape Haiti
Oct q. to the Clyde S Co. with two
pass mails and mGse; Pier Al N r.
Mexico, Havana Oct 20, to the N g.
Cuba Mail S Co, with pass, malls and
1ndse; Pier IA z r.
Oen. Lisbon oct 49, to Oriental Nav
Co. with mdse Pier 10 Clifton, I.
r Gordon, PIT Arthur Oct 2, to Union
Sulphur Co, with sulphur; Columbia st.
Brooklyn.
Solitaire. TT Arthur Oct %. to Texas
Co, with OIL Texas Co docks. Bergen
Lewis Luckenbach. Seattle Sept 20, San
Francisco Oct S. Philadelphia Oct 81. to
Luckenbach S S Co, with mdse: 35th st.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Sail Saturday
'Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting mans close Mt General Post
office and City Hall Postoffice Station, New
York. 8 p. M. as follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China, Via San Fran
cisco. Shinyo Maru, Nov. 2.
Hawa.;. Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mall for New Zealand
via San Francisco. Ventura. Nov g.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. Manoa Nov. 4.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (except
sunatra), and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. h. c.. Empress
ct Russia. Nov. 6.
Japan. Corea, and China Especially ad-
dressed only). via Seattle. Alabama
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
B. c.. Niagara, Nov. 7.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (ex-
sept Sumatra). via Seattle. Kashinla
Hawai-, Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
fncnts, Suniatra and specially addressed
mail for French Indo-China, British
India and Ceylon, via San Francisco
Grarite State, Nov. IL.
Mails OF the following dates from Moukden
Uct H. Kobe Oct IA. Yokohama Oct is.
which arrived per Kashima, were dis
patched east from Seattle Oct 30; due in
New York on Thursday. Nov 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Incoming Steamships
Due Tn.dav

Vessel Port Agency
Daniel Webster. Lisbon, Oct a.
Snar. Santiago. Oct a. Ward Llns
Leeds city. Alexandria. Oct l9
Kerr Co
Curvello. Pernambuco Oct IT,
Matoppa. Alexandria. OCT Is.
Norton Lilly & Co
Asia. Marseilles, Oct 49, .Fabre Line
Stockholm. Copenhagen. Oct 90.
Swedish American Line
LatNia Sopennagen, oct 2l..Baltic-Am Line
Pittsburgh Bridge Hango. oct IL.
SuSquehanna 8 Corp
Due Tomorrow
King Alexander Piraeus. Oct ~.
c.,,,. ,u N Galanos & Co
Eastern King. Terit, Oct &c. '>'' "''"S A 20
Moore & Mccormick Co
Regina d'ltalia, AimcsA oct 23.
Lloyd Sebaudo
Londonier. Havre Oct ls..1.loydRoyal Beige
AHianca. Colon, Oct IL, Janama Il II Line
oriental Navigation Co
AiSi'es. hlngston. Oct % United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Orbfta. Cherbourg Oct 25. ROYAL M st rk.
rotterdam. ROTTERDAM. pct rs
ason City. sundvam. oct O. ~" '''"'
ssasSe Fariston. Puerto Colombia. Oct ii.
>. Clyde Line
Montana. London. Oct %. ...At. Trans Llne
Vincennes Bridge. Brcst. oct 49,
seager S S Co
Due saturday
Gul Djemal.s Constanza. Oct 10.
~.. II Richard & Co
T,o,hland. Antwerp Oct H.. Red Star Line
Lyshern. Newcastle. Oct Is.
rb. Anu.,. isurness. Witty Co
mo Angeles. Malaga. Oct 22.'
,r,, Export s Corp
"ilipoio. Los Angeles. Oct 10.
en-. Wiilams s g Co
Siooney' Havana. Nov 1..,...ward Line
Due Sunday
Sinsinhwa, Alexandria, Oct tb
Oriental Navigation Co
fsstores. Havana. Nov g. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Lslnyette. Havre. Oct 20. French Lima
centennial State. Queenstown. Oct 29
,.,. Limos
scyth's, Queenstown. Oct 30. Cunard Line
Due Tuesday
Acropolis. Gibrnitar. oct 24.
,, Stephnndls Benas
Dnnstan. Boston. Oct c........ Booth line
Morro Castle Uavnns. Nov 4. Ward Line
Carrillc. Santiago. NOV g.. United Fruit 10
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

BALTIMORE. Nov 1-Arrived: linden
f{swed1' Norfolk Sailed: Quaker City,
= BOSTON, Nov 1-Arrived: City of
kEarachi "a arta,,, sBr). Calcutta and Colombo
stSed' sa,,e' s,TaaImp,ic9; Harvey, II Brown, Nor
- CHA RLESTON, s C. Nov ARRIVED
Comanche, Jacksonville. and proceeded to
New York; Lake Elsmere Boston. and pro
Jacksonville Sailed: Helvetia. Boston
1,11, pprnthy l. I, Brinkman, Baltimore.
PHlLADELPHIA. Nov 1-Arrved: Man
chester Mariner (Pr), Manchester: Louis
lana (Nor), Christlania etc. via st Johns
y +; River Orontes (Br), Smyrna. etc, via
Boston; ,1, Palermo QN. Naples and Paler-
Fort Antonio; Persian. Jacksonville and
savannah; Faro PorD. Huelva; Reaper
Menennsn ampGo Tesd'l Sera New YorK Harry
New York; calthness (Br5, Norfolk; ;'H' Harry s.,
GAIvnsToN oS TaS Tnssles Sos stc Arrived
Nortonan Br), Liverpool: Matinicocl,
n New VIZ, York; Mattoe, Mobile; Munwood'
Harvester, Tampico; schr Mary bradford
flesce. Philadelphia.
HAVANA, Nov Sailed: zcelandia
Dp, M Ny Orleans; siboney, New York
Apache New York; Essex. Baltimore; Van,
Miami revenue. cutter Yamacraw. from
sea, sea- sailed; Sal Herbert G Wyie, Tampico
~
MOBILE. Nov ARRIVED: Tuscan. Ha-
MONTREAL. Nov Arrived: Str Yer
chester Brigade .(Br), Manchester: Bots
raTetSyo NewroRp Mrru NEws sa My Now 1oz 1Arriysa:
kelsdijlz (DD. Norfolk; Lodovlca 40,
Galveston. Sailed: Taketoyo Marus tJap)'
Galveston; Magellan lBr). Liverpool Ori-
Uutetlan (I3r), Girorde.
NORFOLK, Nov .---Arrived. Oct 81:
al; ATal lBr}, Port Arthur; Sioux Falls, Mar
sellies; NOV j: Toluma (Nor) New York
Freeman. New England Robert Dollar
Br,, New York; Colombia, Havana; Jean,
Boston; Lodovica ND, Galveston; Sutton
werp. Sailed, Oct 81 Miazzo GD. New
YORK; Northwestern Miller (Br), London
Via VI, Halifax; Rickmers (Ger). Key
West: Percisely O3r) Liverpool; linden
(Swed). Baltimore; Colonial (Br), Liver
pool; sewall's Point New England; New
ton. tor, N New England Nov I: oriana OBJ.
land; Gautte Nor). Antilia; Magellan
mnr). Liverpool; Pengreep lBr5; PhIladel-
ton. New England, Toyohashi Maru (Jrp),
London; Sori 40, Genoa; julius Kressier
tBr), Liverpool; Hans tGer). Hamburg
Arlington New England.
PENSACOLA, Nov 1-Sailed: Jean Nc
Kay. Bridgetown, Barbados
PORT 15osl> EADs, Nov Arrived: Comay
rela: El Estero. New York; Gansfiordi
(Nor). Port Iaarrios; Irfanta isabel (sp).
Galveston; Liberty Mnquas. Palo Blanco
Montoso. Porto Rico; Nordfjeld fNor)
Agiers; Warning New York. Sailed
Cauto Vera Cruz; Chouteca (Hond). Port
COrtez; Hastings. Antwerp; Orilamme
(Br), Gironde. France.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Nov 1--Arrived; ;
Gul1and, Jacksonville: Pennsylvania Tam
pico; Agwimars. Liverpool. Sailed: Sun
Currier. Beverly.
PORTLAND. Me. Nov 1--satled: Hamp-
den. New York.
SAVANNAH. Nov 1---Arrived: City of
Montgomery. New York; City Of Rome,
Roston; Howard, Baltimore. and sailed for
jacksonville Sailed: Grof Khuen Hedcr-
vary ID. Barcelona, Venice and Trieste
Nacata, New Orleans; Glbara (Cuban),
Cuba; City OF Atlanta. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
FOREIGN Ports
Arrivals From New York

LIVERPOOL, Nov liking City (Br).
ST MICHAELS, Nov l--Britannia orr,
for Marseiiles.
ST MICHAELs. Oct ao-Cretic (Br), for
Naples.
ORAN. Oct 22-Maria GtaD.
BUENOS AYRES. Oct 31--Vasari (Br)
SANTANDER, Oct 29--Calabria (Br).
CoNSTNTINOPLE, Oct 30-River Ar
axes tBr).
GIBRALTAR Nov 1-Caronia (Br).
FALMOUTH, Oct 31--Wm Ism.
SHANGHAI. Oct 29--Wray Castle (Br),
Via Savannah; 31st, Harold Dollar Q8r),
via Havana.
ROTTERDAM, Nov 1-Nieuw Amsterdam
(putch), via plymouth and Boulogne.
Departures For New York
GIBRALTAR. Nov l--Waku from Genoa
SHANGHAI Oct 30-Durban Maru (Jap)
AMSTERDAM. Oct 3o-Eastern Cloud.
LIVERPOOL, Nov l-Bereby (Br).
CADIZ, Oct 30--Montevileo (Spanl.
BARRY Nov 1--Judul1u Maru (Jap).
TRIESTE, Oct 22-Argentina UtaD.
HAMBURG. Oct 26-Coneos and Man
chura.
LONDON, Oct 31-Tarantia (Br).
SINGAPORE, Oct 29-Eurymachus (Br).
from Hong Kong.
ROTTERDAM. Oct co--New Britain.