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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
SEARCH FOR NEGRO
REPORTED FRUITLESS.

D0LES, Ca, Jan. 4.-Search for
Macie Giddens, a negro who shot and
killed w. I. Giddens, white man
and q bailiff of Worth county Tues
day night, had been fruitless so far
and the large posse which was scour-
ing the woods around Doles Tues
day night and Wednesday had aban-
doned the seach Wednesday night.
Sheriff W. NJ Sumner is in commu.
nieation with authorities elsewhere
and expects to capture the negro by
other means. Three other negroes,
who admitted aiding Giddens in his
escape, are in Jail in Sylvester. They
were heavily armed when arrested.
A negro answering the description
of Macie Giddens was seen near
Aribi early Wedn 3sday morning in
quiring direction 70 the nearest rail-
road station. 1t is believed that he
caught the northbound G. S. & F.
train at Aribi early that morning.
Bailiff Giddens went to The house
of the negro Giddens Tuesday night
to serve q warrant for a misde-
meanor count contained in an indict-
mont returned by the Worth county
grand jury in session at Sylvester
He expected no trouble from the ne.
gro it is said, but when he entered
the house Macie Giddens opened fire
on him with a double balrelcd shot
gun using wrung shell, the load
from one barrel lodging in his side.
The officer was within eight feet of
the negro when the gun was fred
and frightful wound was torn in hi,
side, death resulting in a short time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
Packers Must Give Up
Stock 7 ards, Is Decree

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Govern-
ment objections to. the stock yard
holdings enforcement plans submit
: tq3 by the five big packers under the
ent afreed decree weer- sustained
esIay by Justice Stafford in the Dis
trict of Columbia Supreme court.
Any acceptable plan must provide
for an early complete Investment Of
all obnoxious holdings, the court
held.
Judge Stafford also sustained the
governments contention that the de-
cree of divorcement must be made eff
fective bv receivership and sale.
Unless the defendants are able to
tim xtnsion was grantt th cou7s
present suitable plea. for which a
terved notice such action would be
taken.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04

and received prompt and cordial
invitation to come to Marion
The interview. or conference, or
whatever it may be called, lasted up
ward of an hour.
Harding asked me to give him an
outline of the workings of the ma
chinery.
He interrupted frequently with
questions which indicated his keen in
terest in the more important phases
of the assembly activities, especially
those phases which had even the most
indirect bearing upon any possible
future relationship between the
United States and European ma
tions.
am not at liberty to intimate
what views were expressed by Hard
ing.
But it is quite within the proprie-
ties to say that the president-elect
convinced me of his earnest desire to
meet and solve the, vital question Of
the relationship between America
and the rest of the world at the
earliest possible time after he is in
augurated.
And further, there IS no doubt
that Harding realizes that America
cannot, if she would, evade the re
sponaibilit4 of world leadership which
is hers by reason Of her financial, in
dustrial and military power.
frankly told Harding that con-
cured in the opinion Of a great ma
jority Of those who attended the Ge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
NEGRO SLAYER
REPORTED HERE;;
AFTER Staying
Macie Giddens, Wanted
In Worth County, Re-
Gently Lived Here

TIE Americus police are on the
lookout for Macie Giddens, the ne
gro who shot and killed w. T, Gid
dens, White man, bailiff Of Worth
county, last Tuesday.
The negro formerly lived here,
moving to Doles, Worth county, his
old home, few days before the
shooting. While hcre he worked at
the gas plant and az the Council
warehouse. A few weeks before
moving to Doles he was fined in re-
corders court here on minor
charge. While here he lived on Acad-
envy street.
1t was reported the negro was seen
in Americus Wednesday, the day aft
er he had killed Bailiff Giddens.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
NE;WBERRYCO COUNT
BEGINS in SECRET
Several Weeks o Be Re
quired In Senatorial
Contest

WASHINGTON, IJan. 4.-Behind
barred doors, the senate elections
committee today BEGAN a recount of
the ballots cast in khe Michigan SEN
atorial primary contest between Sen
ator Newberrv and Henry Ford. the
recount Of ballotGft is expected, will
require several weeks.
Newberry is uAder sentence for
ballot frauds as a result Of the cleo
ton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
Says immigrants
Fought Fn Argoane

WASHIN G-1oN, Jan. 4.--Vigor-
Gus opposition to any legislation re-
stricting immigration was presented
today to the senate immigration com
mittee by Louis Marshall, represent
ing the American Jewish committee.
He named a number Of distinguished
Americans "who spring from alien
ancestry" and said, many Of the
boys who carried the flag through thc
Arg1nne were immigrants"
The committee decided today to
conclude the hearings next week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
CA,II'1iIS TITS OUT AS
FLA. GOVERNOR
Cary A. tiardee, Banker
And Attorney, Sue
ceeds Minister

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4 Cary A.
Hardce, a Live OAK banker and at
torneS, was iaaugurated as governor
II Florida here today To succeed Rev.
Sidney J. Cats. In his inaugural adj
dress, Governor Hardee ureed law
enforcement, the conservation of the
state's resources, and the building of
new highways as paramount issues,
besides discussing other matter per-
tain:ng to the development of Flor
ida.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
WAR FINANCE
REVIVAL VOTED
BY HOUSE, TOO
Measure Becomes Law
Despite Veto Of
President

WASHINGTON, Jan. ,4-The res
olution reviving the Wal Finance
corporation became law today with
its re-adoption by the house over
the presidents veto.
The senate over-rode the veto yes
terday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04

port of the meet-
ing of the League
of Nations Assem-
bly, held at Gene
va, Switzerland,
from Nov. Is to
Dec. IS.
Believing that
the prcSident-elcc
would be interest
ed in getting the
inside facts as to
the assembly meet
ing from the first
man to retdrn to
America from Ge-
ncva, l advised
him of my return
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
Edaho's $6.00O,0OO
Capitol Is Opened.

BOISE, Jan. k.-Idaho's new mil
lion dollar capitol building is being
used today by state officers, after
6,0O0 persons Attended the house
warming last nkht, when the build
ing was tl.row1 open to the people
af the state fol the first time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
PERISHON
SHIP; ; 5;,6 SAVED
Wreck OF Spanish Craft
Proves Great Sea
ragedy

MADRID, Jan. 4 Two hundred
and fourteen persons lost their lives
when The Spanish steamer Santa Isa-
bel was wrecked near Villa ts,assia
Saturday night, q telegram from the
Governor Of Pont lsvcftsa says.
Fifty+six persons constitute the To-
tai number saved, many OF thesc Eay-
ing b2en injured when tie ship was
driven on the rocks during a reirifie
storm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
BY H. N. RICKEY.

NNARION, O., Jan. At was my
ava privilege to give to President
elect Harding the first personal re-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04

w aSilNGION, 9ql 81 galflda7
wits, including q number made by
negroes, were presented By The Elori-
Ia congressional delegation today
10, the house census Committee 81
reputation Oh charges hat negroes
ere wilfulIy prevented feoln yeting itlI
FLORIDA.
The charges were made before the
committee last week by representa-
tWeS Of the Nationa Association for
the Advancement Of CaIoqed People
during the consideration Dc the COM
sressional reapportionment bill.
Three negro members of the Re-
publican campaign committee af
iiive Oak Fla, answering the charge
that tWo negroes named Jones were
whipped there, said IN an affidavit
That mo such occurrence had TAX
On place in Live Oak or Sawanee
county, that on election day were
not m91ested and that several hum
dred negroes voted iii the county,
Sheriff Gregory, of Quincy, Fla,
telegTaphcd that 1t is absolutely
untrua' that Or. w. s. Stevens,
negro physician, was ordered to Leave
town ard said, II can produce Stey-
ems affidavit that all reports con-
corning him are untrue"
Stevens last week wired to Wash
ingteb following this testimony, that
The charge was absolutely false
Representative Clark also present
cd letter from State Attorney JOS
eph JONES, at Orlando, Fla, relative
to the 0coee riot. Jones said after.
the riot he saw only three dead ne
eFoes and. two dead white at Ocoee.
The negro Also was hanged at Or
laadeehsi nEaslg heAafsi, s4fssts ifs;e fgsfr.
negroes and two whites killed as Il
result cf the riot. Hesaid he thought
it probable two other negroes were
killed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
PuBLEc DERT nEcREAsrn

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA de-
crease Of S192.932,o75 IN tho public
debt during last month was an
noRneed today by the treasury d.
partmcnt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
COL. HEARING pELAYEn

WASHINGTON, JaE 4.--Hear
ings in the senate committees coal
investigation were postponed today
until Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
w WEATHER. l..

Forecast for Georgia-Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday.
AMERlCU STEMPERATURES.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04
DENY CHARGES
OF ASS()t,IATIl)N
TO COMMITTEE:
Not Prevented From
Voting In Florida Nor
Whipped

WASHINGTON, Jan. Warn-
ing was given the house census
committee tcday by Repre-; Anka-
Rive llnkhans, of Massachusetts,,
that if CONGRESS, IN passing the re-
arportionment bill, failed to re-
duce the representation of states
in which he charged the right Of
some citizens had been abridged,
he would take the matter to the
supreme court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-04

FURNISHED Bv ReXall Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from Now YorA


MONMOUTH. Aug 14-Bark Calcutta
MANCHESTER, Aug 14-str Elida Clau-
sen (Nor). for Liverpool.
BERGEN, Aug Str Norefjord (Nor).
CHR1sTIANsAND. Aug 14-Str Oscar
SINGAPORE. Aug 11-str Jason (Br).
RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 12-Str Ameri-
can Legion.
SHANGHAI. Aug 1a-str Mesopotamia
(Br)
LEITH, Aug 14-str Graclana tBr).
for Cherbourg and Antwerp and proceeded
BREMEN, Aug 13-Str George Washing
ton, via. Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL. Aug .14-Str Cedric (Br).
FLUSHING, Aug 15-Str Michigan (Br)
for Antwerp and London.
ADEN, Aug 13-Str Kalomo.
SANTOS, Aug 1S--Str Delambre. for
Buenos Ayres.
sTAvANGER, Aug 1o-str Norenord
(Nor), via Bremen.
Departures for New York
LONDON, Aug 13-Str Mesaba (Br).
MANCHESTER, Aug 13- Str John
BUENos AYREs Aug 12-str vestrts
(Br).
CALCUTTA. AUG 1o-str II 8 Dollar
AMSTERDAM. Aug 12-str Kennemer-
land (Dt.
FLUSHING. Aug 12-str West Kebar.
SINGAPORE. Aug 13--Str Ocean Mon
HONG KONG, Aug 13-str Silver State
NEWPORT. Eng, Aug 1S-Str Lutetian
(Br).
GENOA, Aug S-Str Cretic (Br).
CHRISTIANIA, Aug 13-Str Hellig Olav
(Dan). from Copenhagen.
LONDON, Aug 15-Str Centennial State,
via BOulOgne.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16

for the month Of June. 1921, decreased,
being less than one-half the total of
June, 1920. Merchandise entered for
consumption amounted to $57 ,658,
as compared with S134, ,692,344 a year
ago. Domestic merchandise exported
amounted to $50. 8.57G, ,299 in June, 1921,
as compared with $lOs,539 1886 in June.
1920. For the twelve months ended
with June, however, while decreases are
apparent in both imports and exports,
the declines are not nearly so great, be-
ing but 13 per cent in imports and less
than 10 per cent in exports.
The foreign commerce Of the United
States reached the lowest figures Of the
year in July, when imports on merchan-
disc account aggregated $178.000 900
and exports and reexports 1922 900 900,
according to the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce. These totals COM
pare with imports of $4,000, 900 in
June of the current year and $537 ,0O0,-
600 in July year ago, and with ex-
ports and reexports of 1887 900 600 in
June, 1921, and $e51 100000 in July,
1920.
For the seven months ended with
July imports of merchandise to the
United States amounted to 81 ,498 ,000,-
600 and exports and reGxports to ST.
856000,000, the former sum being ST.
984,000, 900 and the latter s2,041 ,00O, 900
below the corresponding 1920 totals.
The movement of gold shows an ex-
cess Of imports for both the month
and the seven-month period of the cur
rent year, and of silver an excess of
exports for the month, but an excess of
imports for the seven months ended
July 81, 1921. There were wide diff
fcrences in all the totals for treasure,
except July's movement of silver, when
contrasted with the corresponding val
ues of 1920.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16
Cleared

Str Hellas (Nor>. Captain Filling sen :;
Port of Spain; Caribbean S Co.
Str Antonio Lopez (Sp). Captain Caro-:
Havana; Luis Llanso
str J. Bostwick tAm>, Captain Nc
Gerty; Texas City; Robert L Hague
Str Mqlpua (Am). Captain Howard !;
Philadelphia: Barber S Lines
Str Bur tNor). Captain Falsen; Norfolk:
n Winchester
Str Magyarorszag GtaD, Captain Budai:
Senica via Savannah; Phelps Bros. Inc.
Str Old North State (Am), Captain
n. Marshall; London via Plymouth: United
States Mail Co.
Str Tivives (Am). Captain Terfry;
King ston: United Fruit Co.
Str Telemachus (Br). Captain Ireland :
Penang and singapo Funch Edya q Co
Str Tsushima Maru (Jap), Captain
0kuno: l,: Yokohoma and Kobe via Norfolk !;
Hou der Weir & Boyd. Inc
Sir Oscoda tAm), Captain Jeffers:
Havre; Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
:, Str Jean Stern CRY, Captain Croix:
7 TTangier and Marseilles via Philadelphia
Three Star Line.
Tug Gypsum King (Am) Captain MIL
Ter; Spencers Island: ] F Whitney & Co,
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16
u. S. Holds Lead
Over Britain i'm
Trade With Canada
Figures for Twelve Months
Give This Country High
est Mark in the Imports
and Exports of Dominion

Nearly nine-tenths Of Canada's i'm
ports during the year ended June 30,
1921, came from the United States and
Great Britain, the former supplying
70 per cent and the latter 1o per cent,
according to a report just received
from Consul General John G. Foster,
at Ottawa. For the year ended June
80. 1920. the percentages were "a and
13. Over 72 per cent of Canada's ex-
ports go to the same two countries, the
United States taking 45 per cent and
Great Britain 2T per cent in Che twelve
months ended June 80 last, while for
1920 they were about 80 and 81 per
cent.
Canada's exports to the United States
increased by per cent in the year
ended June 80. 1921, while those to
Great Britain declined almost 80 per
cent. The Dominion's imports from the
United States fell off about II per cent,
whereas those from Great Britain de-
creased by less than l per cent.
The figures supplied by Consul Cen
eral Foster show that Canadian trade
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16

Antwerp; Memphis City. New Orleans
N Elliott. New York; Montrolite. New
(span). Bilboa; Roseden (Br), Manchester
Sailed; strs Matinicock, New York Elias
New York; Victoria de Larrinaga Obs.
Manchester; Lindenhal (Br). Rotterdam
Merrimac, Philadelphia.
MOBILE. Aug 15--Arrived: Str Herman
Winter, nr l., Port Barrios; schr Hidam Stark
y NEwPoRT NEWS, Aug 15-Arr,ved:
strs Berwindvale (Br), New York; East
ern. eTn Temple. Baltimore; Urkiola Mendi
Talbot: Coastwise. New England Sailed:
strs West Cape. Cork; Berlin (Dan). sa-
yannah; ,,,; Eastern Temple, Stockholm;
Charles II cramp, Phlladelphia; Yaca' aess
New New York; Dungeness (BD. New York
tSpan). Galveston; Bayonne It, Texas
CITY, Eastern Temple Texas City; Tam
pico. xstettin; sawoklla. savonia Persian.
Taxandrier II (Br). Galveston; Coastwise,
New England; British Maple (Br) Shields;
Rubens (Br), London: Sailed strs Ubber-
Galveston; II evereaux, New England;
Winifredian (Brl. Liverpool via Boston
Berlin. Savannah; w D Noyes, New Eng
land
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1b-Arrived: strs
Brelzlzel Pr). Bordeaux Havre. etc. via
BBaiithlmore; Baith,s ormos tBr). Port Antonio ;
Rouen. Cape Roman, Belingh ham, etc, Via
Mobile and Sayannah;< = Ontario. Boston
Sailed: strs. Media .Ital)s, Gipraltar dor
00NNaersai s,1i Rorhelle tHrer Norfolk; Gaute
= PoRTLASb, Me-. rszAus 1s.-Arrived ::
Strs s. Meteor. No rfolk y Friedman, New York
Sail Sailed strs Shickshinny,~ Boston and
PORT EADs. Aug 1s-Arrived: strs
Atenas. Bocas del Toro: Coahuila (Mex),
Mexico; Dramatist (Br). savannah; Ed
vana; Fairfield City. Calcutta; Glen Affric
(Br), Trinidad; Lake Floravista. Nuevitas
Mariana, Porto Rico o T Waring. Jack
s9nville; ordnian (Br), Kingston: Paul Fl
diff; saiaam, New York; Teguci gaina
(Hon). Ceiba; Texaco No 147, Port Ar
thur; Venator (Nor). Bluehelds Wear
Tampico.
PORT TAMPA. Aug 15-Arrived: Str
Johnson City. Savannah. Sailed: Str
'lvsn; sAvAN;NHH. I2Ii Arsnsf Aug ,s-Arr,vea: Str.
County, New OrleansA Lake Airline. Ma.
tanzas; Anthracite Bridge. Gibraltar sor-
land ian, lNor)s New York. Sailed: Str Fish
TAMPA, Aug. 15-Arrived: tug South
America. Port Arthur; schr Lady Marian.
s. St.. Andrews %r, Sailed: strs Lake Elmon.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug i5-Ar-
rived and sailed: Schrs Mary G Maynard.
Rexton, N B. for New York. D D McKen-
zie (Brl, Lunenburg, N S. for New York :
Arrived schrs Flo r Nader q CBr). " Few se,
York for Liverpool. N s.; j B Young (sr).
New Nork, for North Sidney. B.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16

wood, Denmark. Sailed Strs Siemens,
Lake Erie; Emperor. Pointedward
ESCANABA, Aug 15--Arrved: Str Ann
berg. Sailed: strs Hill. Detroit; Maher.
Lake Erie
MILWAUKEE,. Aug 15-Arrived: strs
w + White, Crusseu. Hubbard, Sandusky !;
Cletus Schneider. Ashta abula; VIM Sny-
der. Port McNicoll; John Sherwin. Spo-
kane, Buffalo. Sailed: Str w + White
Buffalo.
SOUTH CHICAGO Aug 15-~Arrived: i:
Strs G G Crawford. Calumet; Harvester.
Duluth; Agawa, Chicago. Sailed strs
Sir Thomas Shaughnesay, Hazard
Georgian Bay; B Squire. Valcartier
Buffalo; A + Harvey, G G Crawford Su-
INDIANA HARBoR, Aug 15-Arrived
Strs Leopold, Superior; Renown, Mus
kegon. Sailed: Strs VIM A Paine, Su-
perior: Renown, Detroit.
GARY, Aug 16-Arrived: Strs q Col
lns j Morgan Jr. II II Rogers, Du-
luth; Hause, Superior. Sailed Strs
E Collins, Morgan Jr. Hause
Superior.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16
Arrived Yesterday

str Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda Aug
pass 10 mals onf furnsss arn BERMUDA Line With 24s
Str Lake Fannin. Boston Aug ia: to the
clyde Line. with mdse: Pier SO. N r.
,,,s,, ar porotny, La Romano Aug z; to the
BROOKLYN @''
str Evelyn. Fajardo Aug 3. Arecibo Aug
?, san Juan Aug Z; to the Bull Insular
Line. with sugar; Pier 81 Brooklyn.
str Virglnian Naples July 80; to the
hIni hlnsley S Line. In ballast Morse's D 3,
Str Bur (Nor). London July 20: to the
trAinsiey r Line, in ballast; anchored off
str Porto Rico. Mayaguez and Ponce Aug
New York & Porto Rico S Go. with oS
pass. mails and rndse; Pier s5. Brooklyn.
United states ma s,ssmsSn nss s. CO. to w ns
1876 cabin. 215 steerage pass. mails and
mdsc; Pier "a. N r. ' 'N
Str Quilpue (Brl. Valparaiso July 49,
2 Esmsraldas Aug 3 and cristobai Aug ss s.
ana onnnersGn snd p,. Son with ~ pass. mails
Str Cananoya Port Antonio Aug 10; to
tne tn,s,. Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass and
str sunelseco, Liverpool July so; to the
bai1sst sIles Marine Nam, and Commercial Corp. in
Richmond & New York Steamship Co.
with mdse; Pier 4s. e r. w.
X ounr lsa Del darriss. st Andrews; to
y Cole. with mdse: anchored of Red
,vS' Str Celtic tBr), Liverpool Aug 6: to
Ss,i White Star Line. with passengers, mails
Str Manchoneal (Nor), Kingston Aug
20; 20 TO United Fruit Co, with mdse: Pier
Str Minnesotan, Boston Aug "a: to
United American Lines; Pier G. Bkiyn. ~
Schr Lincoln. Charleston Aug o: to Sex
Ton q Bryant. with mdse; Newtown Creek
Slr Jonn ID Rockefeller. Galveston Aug
T. to Robert ]. Hague. with oil Pier G.,
constable M Hook: ].
str str Tanamo. Tela Aug s. to the United
Fruit Co. with mdse; Pier 15, r.
Str Norfolk. Portland, Me. Aug 12; to
Coastwise Transportation Co, with mdse
Morse's Dry Dock. Bklyn.
Schr Richmond. Baltimore Aug 49, to
smith & Terry, with mdse; Red Hook
schr Edward Drake, Mobile Aug 49,;
TO Whitney Co. with mdse: Red
HOOK ElatS. BklYu
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16
Lake Ports

= CLEVELAND, Avg 15-Arrixed: strs
Colonial Rondeau superior. Buffalo; Mu-
Glenorchy. Midland; A S Chisholm. Islands.
Sailed strs Colonial. Rondeau Smith
Thompson II II Porter. Superior; Gaenor-
Conneaut. Depot Harbor; wyandotte,
Ovens sound ,Ko1,s Konert Eunsep % y. ashland
e r Schneider, 3 Cowle. c o Jenkins,
Duluth. Sailed Strs Conneaut. Wyan-
dotte; Wyandotte. Alpena: Arcturus, Ash
Schneider, w r Bunsen. c Wallace
Duluth.
FAIRPoRT. Aug 15-Arrived: strs An
geline. Escanaba: A Widener Two
Harbors Sailed strs Angeline, Erie; +
widener, Toledo.
TOLEDO. Aug lo-zArrved:' strs cousti-
psrior; Nelson Bloom. lf.stroit; Kssnor,
saed strs Ra, ccn
stitution. St Claire; Alpena. Port Huron
G Bielman, Hancock; A Nj Byers su-
perior; Cola Sheldon, Detroit Nelson
Bloom. Detroit; Lewiston. Duluth; Helen
c Hancock, Keynor. Montreal.
BUFFALO, Aug 15-Arrived strs 4 H
treal; Easton. Port colborne; Huronton.
Montreal; P Minch, South Chicago Dali
ton. Superior.
son. Duluth: connsaut. wysndotts; Capt
Thomas Wilson. Port Colborne. Sailed .
strs Perkins Calcite; Kerr. Toledo: Rens-
selaor, Duluth; Stephenson, Huron
HURON, Aug 15-Arrived Strs Joseph
Wood. Two Harbors; Samuel Mather. Du-
luth: Byers. Toledo. Sailed: Strs Wood
Lorain: Byers Duluth.
DULUTH. Aug 15-Arrived: 6trs Adri-
atic. ireland. p Reiss Becker. Farr. King.
Croft, w q Mather, Clemson, Pargny.
Block. Davidson, Campbell. Olcott At
terbury. Sailed: Strs Octo-arn, Maythar.
rrtck. Garrctson, Clemson. Pargny. Farr.
w q Methar. Croft. King, II Jones, Oil
TWO HARHoRs. Aug i6-sailed: strs
J o Morse. Palmer. Lake Eric.
ASHLAND. Aug lt-Arrived: strs Ell
New-York tribune., 1921-08-16

Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel. Port Agents
Algeria Glasgow, Aug 6...... Anchor Line
Guiana, st Thomas. Aug 10. Quebec Line
MORO Castle. Havana, Aug 12. Ward Line
a Apacne, Jaeksonville Aug 13. Clyde Line
San Juan, San Juan, Aug IL.
N Y & Porto Rico Line
Frederick VIII. Chrstiania. Aug g.
scandinavian American Line
Due Tomorrow
Crofton Hall. Buenos Ayres. July IT,
Morton-Lilly Co
Due Thursday
Pros Wilson, Trieste, Aug d.. Phelps Bros
Sixaola. Santa Marta, Aug 9.....U Fruit Co
Rosalind. Halifax. Aug 16. Red Cross Line
Due Friday
Orepesa- Hamburg, Aug 6. r Mail 8 Line
M Menominee. London. Aug. 6. Int Mer Marine
Alliance. Pt au Prince, Aug 16..Pan RR Line
Due Saturday
America, Queenstown, Aug 12....U Mail T..
AQuitanfa, Southampton, Aug IA. .Cunard L
Rochambeau, Havre. Aug 10. French Line
Duo Sunday
Baltic. Queenstown, Aug 12..w Star Line
Finland, Southampton, Aug 12-R Star Line
Clua, Havana Aug 18.-. United Fruit Co
Duo Monday
France. Havre Aug 17....... French Line
Esperanza, Havana. Aug h.. Ward Line
Caronia, Queenstown. Aug IA. .Cunard Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan, Aug 10.
N 4 Porto Rico Line
Caracas Curacao, Aug Is. -. Red 3D. Line
Duo Tuesday
Mexico. Havana, Aug Is. Ward Line
Duo Wednesday
Essequibo, Cristobal. Aug IS. .Pac Nav Co
Hellig Olav. Chrtstiania. Aug 13.
Scandinavia American Line
n Washington. Rio de Janeiro. Aug IL.
MuQSOn Lines