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New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July 2s--Arrived: strs
Msirose. Ne, Boston ceelleda;- Glasgow; Mum
ItaD, Gibraltar for orders, Cape May
| Norfolk; Richconeal, Mobile.
strs West Shore; Galveston for HavTe
Apache, New York and proceeded TO Jack
proceeded to Boston. Sailed. Strs Anns-
ton. London and Emden; City of Elwood
Havre: Youngstown; schr c. T. Cherry
Str Essex, Philadelphia. Sailed; Str,
Lenape. New York; Thames. Miami; Lake
NoRFoLK. July ss-Arrived: strs Re
Pu6e ssssss Nsw Y01 Magdas pan cAsss
nunmore, Baltimore; Marie Naerak fDan}
corunna. Sailed: strs Minnie De Larrinaga a
| {Br), Galveston; Charalambas (Gk1, Pi
a Foyss La s2 Bse y yHnn
splein (pt)y London; Italia tswed>' Glen
sssE2s sss a'mBss'ssl 'bs qs,ySsss4n
Busnos Ayresi Myrmidon q. tBr, crstobal
sBris. S.wpoSs ss News; Airsdals tBrS. New,
Rsn. Rss spsa5 is Aean.e & cssbea nstsSa sb New
port News; Peint Adams, Savannah.
pmaApHrh E1aaass 'qg r, s, Jass 81
svartfornd (Ner,, Calabarian; W NJ Irish
Port Arthur: Vailavai (Br), London
PORT EADS. La, July 23-Arrived: Strs
Afoundria, Charleston; Auditor. Charles
tom Danville. Mexico; Hudson (Frl
France; Paul Paix (Br). Halifax. Sailed
Strs Comus, New York; Copan (Hond>,
Tea: Ninian (Br1. Liverpool; Passalc
Bridge, Monmouth; Sosau (Ner), Tela
Hampton Roads. Tampico; LON (Nor),
Cuban parts.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 2s-Arrived. Tug
" B Keene. with barge Chetaw. New York;
Hamburg: Exeter City (Br), London and
gristal; Cardigan (Br), Havre and Ham
burg; Santa Theresa (Br), Cuba; HeklA
{Dan>, Aarhuus: Bay Head. Bahia; Hy-
bert. Charleston; City OF Montgomery, New
York.
TAMPA. Fla, July 23--Arrived; ssr Jo-
Seph MeQuesteri. Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Cleared

Str Antllla (Ar)- Captain Peterson
cardenas 7 Cuba Mail S Ce.
s Co.
Str Ponce (Am). Captain Evans: San
yuan Ponce Msyaguez; n & Porto Rico
Str Edith CAm>. Captain Briggs; San
Juan. Ponce: Buil-Insular Line.
Str Iroquois (Am). Captain Mckenzie
Puerto Plata; Clyde Co.
SIR CFoxteth Hall tBr), Captain Spencer
Antwerp and Hull; Ellerman- Wilson Line.
str France Maru tJap), Captain oki
Yokohama and kobe via Norfolk and Gal
weston; Harris. MeGill & Co.
Str Cayo Mambe (Am), Captain Hansen
Gihara, Tanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Montevideo and La Plata; K Houston
& Co.
Str woegwoltic fBr), Captain Beevy
Newark; J F Whitney & Co.
SIR F'ert Morgan (Ner), Captain Hervig;
Kingston via Baracoa; Di Giorgio & Co.
Str Comanche (Aml, Captain Staples;
Charleston and Jacksonville; Clyde Co.
Str Joseph seep (Am), Captain Gilroy
Baton Rouge; Robert /. Hague.
= sur 81 oriente (Aml, Captain Deiehanty
Galveston; Southern Pacific,
Str Hamilton (Aml, Captain Nelson
Norfolk; Old Dominion Transport.
Str Lake Freeland tAm), Captain Johns
ton Mobile and Tamnico Mallory S Co.
Str Norwalk (Am), Captain Crowell
Boston; Eastern S S Co.
Philadelphia, Moore & Mccormick.
Str Siiene tFr), Captain Pierre; Mar
seilles. barcelona and Genoa; Three Star
Line.
str sinsinawa (Am), Captain Anderson
Constantinople and Piraeus via Philadel-
phia; Oriental Navigation Co.
p, Str Wulfaro lAm}. CAPTAIN Ansen:
philadelphia and Baltimore: Williams S
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station


lDistancs is given In miles Reports ara
astsa st nesn unless otherwise spseiaed,I
Abangarex 204 Sc South Pass July %
Aladdin s33 SW Tortugas July o.
Apache 20 ME- Hatteras july %
Atlantic sun All e Sabine Bar July q
Ba1yaMe 3a1uss pd Mattsras 1910 AM July a.
Eelriage lat % Ia Ion o. aT July 2a.
Ben Salem saS % Ambrose July 90
h'ernsenem Bridge 60 ME- Brunswick July
Camden 139 Hatteras July 90
Sarolinian 1'6sT IL Sanry Hack July 10
centennial Bridge $40 70 Ambrose July ce
Chester Sun 81 sW Winter -ousrter IN 'ip,y "a
CITY of Columbus 20 ME- Frying Pan Shoals
Cook so NV bermuda July e2,
ccemmaes Gamma KS lag I! e. T., lon 90 81 July %
July D. an ohoais
Ds.'so naas County : l7s sw Hasteras July %
: Kemp ia 8 daivesson sa ~ July ad 'ass ~
f-as.efh on dawn 1850 from Cape Henry July
Eastern sailer lat SIS So Ion ST AZ July %.
Esperanaa e aha ~ "a r1, s see'land Lv July 2s.
frederick Luckenbach 500 Scotland Lv
July al.
General Geo W Goethals 15s S Scotland
General o II Ernst ao7 NE cristobal
July 20,
aaspaia e T ra,s.. IS y. y gattsrss July y;
Il M Flagler eb sw Hattsras July %.
Hegira lat 50 a5 lon 60 90 July e2.
Hudson + IDS - 2;sss ssi., e Ambrose July 20,
J p O'Neiil 49a Sc Galveston July q.
1onn Adams $40 e Cape Henry July as.
4uniata ! ,.eI,a 40 .S ssE Cape Henry July rs.
kekoskee 207 NE Jupiter July a.
Lake Ellenorah u SE Brunswick July 81.
lake Earibaglt is4 sw Hatteras .ruly 2s,
lake | AXE. Farists,l is pd Hatteras July 20.
ltilmae Ia W Havana July az
ttnann IL dan soS Cape Henlopen July -.
Maquan lat SIS SO lon 48 90 July az
Mesea ~ E Cape Henry July as
Matinicoek 24o NE Jupiter July 22-
Mount clay SO sf0tlsas Amsross s july ay e e.
Muskegee so Hatteras July %,
New York 1T sW Hatteras July sa.
Norfolk NE Cape Charles Lv July %.
Panaman SAT F, Cape Henry July Il.
Paraguay es ssw Hatteras July "a
Parismina 2o9 Hatteras July 20.
Patuca e8 S Hatteras July o.
Pheeda "a Hatteras July 22
Philip Publicker 2s N fIatteras July e.
Potomac s44 u Ambrose July 22.
Rayo a2 S Hatteras July 2S.
nelyo Maru off Jupiter July 20,
Remus 575 Il Ambrose July 22
Salem County II Hatteras July ga
San Bruno ssl $ Nantucket July ss.
Santa cseeiia 7so Cape Henry July ea-
Thos n Wheeler a21 Hatteras July 2s
tIiua 7ss Scotland LV July 2s.
Vacuum 120 n Jupiter July 81.
Virginia Bridge ls NE Charleston Lv
w 3 Keene (tugl sS NE Charleston July Fl
W Fl Libby 81 N Jupiter July az
Waikiki ga e Hatteras July 22.
Nassenaar 81 e Charleston July az.
West Ceina lat ~ 05 lon 81 OF July o.
West Chetae 81 Cape Canayeral July g.
West Harshaw lat 80 81 lon slls July az
West Haven a2o Cape Henry July 20.
West Madaket 5aa Cape Henry July 20.
Winston Salem 1,aa5 &c Cape Henry July 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

80
SAN TRANcrsco, July as--operation of
nsaaas Gss 's pna '1Es HE. nersss' a hss sss mns
tugs Tatooah, chies and wyadda viii viii 'ts, be-
sonsolldatsd Sons in the San lrfaneiaso Tow.
]. lyman Will head the new firm. with
Mayor James Rolph ir as a director
s1aeaimonat sa invs in5psetian segvee to-day start
main feed Pipe Of str Admiral Farragut
outside ealden Gate Thursday night.
Glarenes sran, . kswss fireman, disd yesterday
from injuries received. Str Hawkeye
state, before reported crippled by leaking
boilers arrived at San Pedro at i a m to-
make repairs, Twe other ''sas liners eTs are re
Nus NEXT week. Ninpire State, from Balti-
mere, mere, MONDAY. and Golden State, from the
h here after, siisabemsnt en- route from snn
fredro' WIN resume service Tuesday. sailing
The Aehatkina tBr} IL to leave for
hobe to.day. on maiden voyage, taking out
sala.es5 gallons of fuel oil Japanese str
IoKufuku Maru arrived yesterday to load
anese n str Toyooka Maru. Nav York for
f9kanamn; san n,r!~d ppt In for for fusi So.
s Mew 9or So ssn htrina
exrerieneed engine trouble July ~ and re-
turned to. Balboa In tow OF str Julia
Lnchenbach; proceeded for this port July
SEATTLE, July 2s-gepairs amounting
20 ,aoe will be required on Str Roose-
Amundsen's sohr Maude. Roosevelt has
nsan aismasntied. but hull y well pre-
Of the Admiral Line, established record
Tor American passage from Puget Sound
70 fokonama- The run was made in ten
hnStsj %ANco17vrr ,n,v ,,-r.n,.. 49,,
ssruetiop Of ocean wharf at Prince Rupert.
warehouse $40 feet long and 1bO feet
wide will be erected. Preliminary contract
e"s IL sf5fhsuTs eS Sf ss0ese s% b. cora
BALTIMORE manager of the Munson Steam
ship Line, was notified that the new Ship
ping board combination passenger and
fseisht steamer American Legion. built by
the New York Shipbuiiding Company,
t.aaa uamasn; M N, ], has entered thu line be-
ports, and sailed to-day from New York
on her inaugural voyage. With her de-
veloped speed of soia knots an hour 1T is
record OF IL days 20 hours from New York
to Rio de Janeiro. now held by the Aeolrs
which was reconditioned here by the Bal
pany for the Manson Line feet.
With the Aeous Huron and Martha
Washington, there Is guaranteed the fast
tween the states and South American
countries, which is to be maintained semi
monthly, all fitted de luxe. with aocom1no-
hotels. The Shipping Board is back of the
enterprise toward developing claser COM
merciai relations with Brazil, Uruguay and
the Argentine Republic, placing it in CON
troll OF the Munson enterprise. South
bound the steamers will take in Rio de
Janeiro. Menteyidoo and Buenos Ayres,
and nerthbound in addition, Santos will
be port of call
PORTLAND. Ore, July 2s-Tbe str Cape
Henry has arrived from Atlantic Coast
ports. The Suzuki line str Koki Sfaru, now
at San Francisco. Is announced to load
grain here in August. The Admission City
of the Isthmian line, arrived from Gulf
ports. The Raifuku Maru delayed at AS
toria by lost anchors. sailed for Europe
To-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Arrived Yesterday

ST.. Aouitsnia tBrl. Southampton and
cfeFoesarg iS@y 10 to the cunara steam
cabin. Sos steerase pass. malls and mdse
Str Str Parts Par, FRI trr,. Hayre July le; to the
sss first; 2s4 second cabin. 50 steera ge
pass. mails and nsdse; Pier 81. " r.
Str MAnehioneai. Philadelphia July %;
T. T. l'f Atlantic Fruit Co ia ballast; Pier
Str Ell Estsro. New Orleans July II; TO
the sovsheTn PaeIie Co. with pass and
sur San Giorsio UtaD. Naples July g,
70 the Italia America Line, with so cabin.
Str Cemine tBr). Londan July G. Havre
July 3: TO Furness, Witty & Co. with one
pass and rndse: Pier so. B'klyn
Compaenie Generate Transatlantique. with
IS cabin. % stesrage pass. mails and
str Lake Hisah. Avonmouth July Q; TO
Army Base. B'lSlyn.
Sur Gulf OF Mexico, returned from sea. to
Gulf Refining Robins . ID, Bklyn
Str Bayonue Philadelphia July ee to
Vacuum On Co. OIL Vacuum Docks,
Str MS---o''-- Hs AK July 10. to Rob-
srt oil: anchored of
Schr Russell Lake. Ingramsport. to sex-
ten & Bryant. with mdse; OF Red Hook
2 sattsrlee. Norfolk: anchored off
. S Pulsbury. Newport. r I: anchored
of s6th ST n r 'N
y S Ford, Newport. r I; anchored of
o s S William C Wood, Newport, +:
anchored off ssth ST Y r.
U S Harding, Lynnhaven Roads; an
chored in North River
L Culgoa. Lynnhaven Roads; an
ohored in North River
L BagIey, Iynnhaven Roads; an
ehoved in North River
y s 8 Chewink T,vnnhayen Roaas- nv,
chored in North River
Z Sandpiper, Lynnhaven Roads; an
ehcred off seth st, N r.
U S S Eagle 50, New London: anchored
off sgd St n r.
Cara assett, Lynnhaven Roads;
snchored in North River
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Sailed Yesterday

strs Jonaoy (An>. Norfolk; cornanche
11Am). JacAsonyilie; Edith tArnl. San
Juan; American Legion (Aml Rio de
+ Mallory tAml Havana Messaba (Br),
London; W d Munson (Am) Nuevitas :
Hamilton tAm>, Norfolk; Easterner (Am)
Auckland; Antfgla (Am), Cardenas: pas
torres tAm}, Havana; Munseme (Aml.
Caibariea; El oriente lAn). Galveston
Juan; Joseph Seep (Am), Baton Rouge.
saxonia (Br), Hamburg; Finland (Am),
antwerp; Lake Arthur (Am). Richmond /;
Princess May Isrl, fort Antonio: Wes-
terdjk (Dt). Rotterdam: Tashmoo fAm1
Philadelphia; Alabama (An1), Port Arthur
OsstRing tAm). Santos Sinsiniwa (Arn)
Constantinople; DrovJingholm fSwed),
tiothenburg: Rochambeau (Fr). fayre -
lroauos (Am). Turks Island; Munrio
(AIn), Tarnpico; cayo Marnbi fArn)
Giesra; Z Gresham tAml. Sea Girt,
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

SOUTHAMPTON. July 2a-str Maureta.
MEI.BouRNm July .s-str fspanto tBr,
CHERBOURG, July 23~-Str Olympic
BouLoGNE, July as-str Old North
VALPARAISO. July sa-str Esseau,-
be {Br),
HAMBURG, July .1--str Niagara (Fr).
HULL, July 23--Str Chantier,
YOKOHAMA. July 20--Str Dryden
AMSTERDAM July zl--Str KaiseF-i-
FRBMANrI.I. July sl--str Port Ads-
CHRIsrIANIA. July 1s-ssp stavangsr.
HAvRn July as-str La sayoie tFra,.
BARCELONA. July is--Str Sijdrechs
cuxHAvEN. July as--str Polonia
HAMBURG, July 1s--str Landsas tNor>
RMvAL. July i9--Str Marquis.
SANTANDER, July 14--Str Suwied.
Departures for New York
ANTWERP, July 21---Str Cantigpy.
GENOA. July 16--str Canopic (Br5.
HAMBURG. July 1s-Strs BaFendrecht
(Ds): 80, Mary Luckenbach.
LIVERPOOL Jaiy 22-~Str Suriehco.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 22--StF iceland,
ApEN, July 22--str Winfried tBrl,
HAMBuRG july 22--Str Curaca tBr).
KoRE, July I7--Str Oyama Maru fJap).
NAPLES, July 1s~r-Str Canopie (Br).
HAVANA July 23--Str Monterey.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Trans-Pacific Mails

the connecting mails close at the Gen.
era, sian posseniee and City Hall postetflee sta
ION. ION, New York, at T'sa o. M. as fellows:
5anau, Corea and China. via San Fran
CISCO Steamship Nanking. July IS
Hawah and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
easse steamship Rupire State. July IS
'apsn, Sorea China, Siberia French Indo-
Shfna, Netherlands Eaat Indies (except
Sonatral and Philippine Islands. Via
seattle, steamship Wsnatchsa July "a
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Deuartares for Now Tor
Maritime Miscellany

BOSTON. July si--str Fairfield, which
went ashore at Martha's Vineyard Decem-
Der IS, 1919. and was later fipated and
tnwed to Providence for extensive repairs
and since laid up at tbs Terminal Ware
Emery, Inc. Boston. delivery effective
July 20.
MKxIcO CITY, July 23--The Leer& III
Thuriow, snaau American owned sailing
vessel. loaded with fruit, Is reported TO
have sunk OF the coast OF yueatan on July
,2. when she struck y reef neaY the Island
that the crew OF seven wers sAvsd tAFenEh
tha eifnrts af = Naxic3R saalsE,a Wis teok
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
THE TRIBUNE
FRESH AIR FUND

Has an opening for a man as
superintendent OF vacation
esznp. He must be celisge
graduate, not under thirty. Amer
lean. He must be a good execu-
tive, must have had experience In
dealing with children and must
have the ability TO keep his STAFF
working with him. The werk be-
gins at once and continues until
about Sept. sth. Applicants Will
be seen by appointment only. Ap-
pointments may be made by te.e-
phone Sunday after Il, or Monday
morning, by calling Beekman 5000.
Elk. 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
City Island

sehrs Charles II KlIncls. Long Cove for
S Ssw YORK Thomas n Lawrence, sornax
ior iior New York; Mary Langdon, Roekiand
I lor New York Morris and Ctin, RoeA,aud
Bound East
Str Roaalind (Br). New York for fy.us.~
ard st Johns, F.; schrs Ada a Mcintyre
SBr). Jersey City for st John, n II strs
i. Ssaram y MaoIsean tnr,, Gutteaberg for
ing for st John N b: Leo Leblanc (IsrI.
TsE.h Amooy for Hearts Content N n:
yenh scnnults. New York for Bridgepor.: :
oosepa MURRAY, New York for Greenport
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
22 WEST 39th STREET
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-BROKERS-To underwrite a
$2,50o,o00 8 per cent preferred
stock issue on one of the best
hotel propositions in America,
located in center of business sec
tion in one of the best cities in
the y. S. This proposition is
one of more than ordinary merit.
Answer at once for complete
data and personal interview,
l. 581, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

BUTLER En- glish: eanable. maad ann,,sr-
ing single handed s20I anywhere Miss
snza s1z Agency. 6 H. slat ST. Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
HELP WANTED MALE

BoOKKEEPER, typist, manager. ability,
car earn interest in business; moderate 9
salary; advise according capacity; state
salary, references, bond. 452. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER, CHAUFFEUR, vALEw-Yeuns
apanlaFd year in embassy a. Waghsnr.
tohi understands Pierce Arrow, caalilae
FeFe ears ", Miss FiofEnayer's Agsrcv
~ ~ =. ssa 81. Sd floor Teiaphone ssx7
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
AGENTS WANTED

SELL our book of DRINKS fby one
Whc Knows); tell how to make hundreds
of -exhilarating and refreshing drinks;
conforms with all laws every body, every
where. wants it; agents reaping harvest:
write for particulars. Namreh Publishers,
Dept. A, 4z9 BroomA st., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

PELHAM MANOR-Attraotiv house. 9
rooms, baths; all improvements; steam
neat, electricity. gas; garage; conveniently
located can be seen any time. Address
653 Highbroek av, Telephone Pelham PAS
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

LEAGUE OF METROPOLITAN
OBJ NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Outgoing Steamships
Due To-day

a., The hours given below are standard
VINE; Tor daylight saving time add ! hour
Sail Te-gn0rroW
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Tribune Classified Advertising
HELP WANTED MALE
EAT.EGHFmN

can mart at once If acca ptabie. I,arrs
Flnanciai Institution has sevasal openings
IA us org anization for salesnen to sell ite
Tribune - 'os'
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
REAL EsrArE-sA1.E OR RENT
Weatcnester

SOUTH YoNKMRS-Three minutes from
Ludlow Station quiet residential neigh
borhood, large plot, modern house, 10
rooms, baths, excellent condition; @22 500
Other properties with river view; SIS 600
up. d. c. Heald, Flagg Bldg. Tel. Yonk-
ers 1858.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard time
q THE TIDES


sandy Hook to uatteras--Moaorat : a
south winds: fair weather
Hatterss 10 Florida Stratts--Modcrate to
weather.
Hstteras TO Key weat--Afodersee 10
fresh east TO southeast winds; partly over
east weather.
Rest tuit--Mederate to frssh eaat ia
sonth winds Hartly overcast weather.
West Gulf Moderate southeast ana
couth WINDS generany fair weather
Caribbean Sea and Windward paasarn-
Fresh east winds, except moderate varis HE
over extreme south portion: generally over
cast weather. occa sional showers.
North Of Sandy Hook Moderate south
and southeast wInda. overcast weathAs
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

NEW HOUSES AT ss.see UP
AZ BoEota Heights, sriit OF stucco and
frame; nteau. parquet floors, electricity
plots 4exlss. Michael Eros. Christian,
sen. Aapieweed and PRlisade ava. Tels-
phone ELckensacE b33-R.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

MONTH OF AUGUST modern furnished
house; s2o0; garage; large grounds. 135
Overlook st. Mount Vernon. Telephone
Hillcrest 6l67
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

CORTLANDT sT.--Froat office, SEQ, small
office, $50; desk space, SIS, desk space,
$40. Phone Cortlandt 6lf2.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

WE OFFER PERMANENT EMPLOY.
MENT TO COMPETENT DRIVERS
AND cHAUFFEURs UPON THE FOL
LOWING TERMS TO FILL. THE VA
cANC1ES OCCASIONED By THE
WITHDRAWAL OF MEMBERS OF THp
TRANSFERS UNION FROM OUR EN-
PLOY.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DO YoE WANT 10 go into businesa fos
yourself and he sadependsntg * yua car
Procure orders fer printing / have q ropsi
proposition for you; Feliable coneersas ref
erences exchanged. Address fsprsnts1g =
500 AfhaeAle Building. brooklyn.
SaAMDEE or COM MERGE or real estate
nien- II yeaP city needs a fssFt fIs -
hotel or Office buiidias. write full par1irs..
Iars and Il @ K can aaaaee aaree cor.
plete. |. 5s5. Tribune. 4
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
COLLEGE MEN
FOR
PLANT EXECUTIVES

LARGE MANUFAC CruRING
PLANT HAS OPENING FOR
SEVERAL BRIGHT YOUNG COL
LEGE MEN BETWEEN THE
AGES or 20 AND 80. THEY
WILL BE SO PLACED THAT
THEIR INSTRUCTION AND
WORK WILL ENABLE THEM TO
BIZ USED IN THE POSITIONS
OF ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE
NATURE THAT ARE OPENING
UP AND WILL GIVE THEM A
GOOD WORKING KNOWLEDGE
OF THE PRODUCTS MADE
sI,don YEARLY, ADVANCEMENT
ENTIRELY DEPENDING UPON
THEMSELVES: ONLY HIGH
GRADE. REFINED YOUNG MEN
WILL BE ENGAGED. BUT TO
SUCH IS OFFERED AN INTER
ESTING FUTURE THEY MUST
COME PREPARED TO PROVE
THEIR QUALIFICATIONS AND
HAVE ENOUGH AMBITION AND
VISION TO CARRY THEM
THROUGH A TRAINING PERIOD
UNDER PLEASANT But pIF-
PICULT CONDITIONS, MAKE
YOUR LETTER COMPLETE AS
TO DETAILS. BUT BRIEF AS TO
SPACE. l. STA, TRIBUNE.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29

One result of the reduction of wages to the railroad workers, and consequent lowering of freight rates, will be drop in the price of coal, practically every pound of which is transport ed on railroad before it is bought by the house holder or manufacturer
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29
HIGH WAGES AND NO WORK

Michael Artery has issued one of the dearest and most logical bits of common sense on a matter of importance to the nations recon struction program that has been heard in this land for weeks.
 Speaking on the contractors proposal to cut wages 12 1-2 per cent to Chicago building trade union of which he is secretary Artery summed the situation up as follows:
 "What's the use of making dollar and twenty-five cents an hour if you can't get work [? The cost of living has dropped 29 per cent in the last year. We are asked to make cut in our wages to correspond to this decrease The result is 80 per cent of them are out of work and are not drawing a cent. At the re- duced wage they might be working and mak- ing living. Let's trim our wages, boys, and we I'll all eat.''
 The union served by Artery unanimously vo- ted to accept the wage cut.
 High costs are killing building industry Materials are too high, with the exception of lumber; labor is too high in relation to the cost of living. All those engaged in the building in- dustry-producers of material employers and workers should cooperate to that end-lum- Der and a few sane labor leaders have pointed the way.
 Rivival of great industry like that of build- ing will have good effect, ramifying through out all our economic structure. Michael Art cry of Chicago said a mouthful to his mates.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29
THINGS WE THINK THINGS. OTHERS THINK AND WHAT WE THINK
 OF THE THINGS OTHERS THINK

A lie crushed to earth will rise again. buried in thought is dead to his surroundings. It's peculiar how many wealthy go almost naked 
 Cupid dosen't waste much time loafng about marble halls
 The ghost always walks for those who collect the wag es of sin.
 We want reciprocity on the goods where we not have to reciprocate.
 Matrmony and alimony spelled incorrectly There should be an "e" inserted before the "y" We are nation of garrulous bipeds there are very few entertaining takers just the same. barber may not be artist, judge ruled but he makes a lot of good looking mems faces.
 
 When hubby home too good-natured wifey may suspect that he has secret of pleasure. The anarchists zealous but they don't get anywhere There is always someone ready to take king job Newspapers will be made out of cornstalks In who gets acquainted with his future wife at a card party shouldn't be surprised if he draws full house
 desire to attract attention the stunt for them to do to he kind of clothes the men kick the most about M ( In an eastern city Johhannialk Lewineskskyk recently gave violin concert which understand was pro nounced euccess. .eazss1 sfast gfss
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29

When John J. McNamara, one of the confess sed dynamiters of the Los Angeles Times, was recently released from the San Quentin prison he was immediately engaged to address meet ing of the structural iron workers union, to which he belonged at the time of the Times out rage. What will be MT. Gompers attitude to- ward this gentlemen now? Ten years ago he supervised the raising of huge some of money for the dynamiters' defense, and was ''shocIz- ed beyond eXpression'' when he read the report of their confessions Now are these confessed dynamiters to be received back into the ranks of organized labor as they emerge from prison The country would be interested to hear form Mr. Gompers what he thinks about it.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29

Some people are inclined to be petuent over Ambassador Harvey's effusiveness in asserting in his London address pcturing Britannia and Columbia hand in hand side by side, erect and glorious upon a plane of perfect equality in the eyes of each other and the world.'' We do not sec anything to criticise in that We should be willing for our ambassador to say the same thing at the capital of any other nation of peo- pie of the white race. We shall be glad to work hand in hand with all nations, but we do not propose to acquiese in the Wi]sonian policy of "supreme sacrifice.''
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29

To make temporary optimst of pessmist. get him to run for office.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-29
HEBRON NOT OUT FOR
 ANY POLITICAL JOB
(By Associated PreSs)

SEATTLE, June 29 - A wire has been received from c. E. Heron at Washington denying reports that he is candidate for any federal position in Alaska. He said he twas absolutely not in the field"