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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
THE REAL VALUE
OF NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

After all is said and done IS
measured solely by the results 1t
produces for the advertiser,
The people who read Every
Evening are the people who have
money 10 spend for what they
want. There is no waste" in
such circulation Whether clas-
sifed or department store. the
advertiser is, through Every
Evening. appealing directly to the
people he is doing business with
today, or hopes to do business
with tomorrow. His part is To
tell these people what he has to
offer. Every Evening carries his
message direct 10 them every day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
MISSING BALLOONS CREW.

Washington. March 25-Cseorge X
Wilkinson of Houston. Tex is in com
mand II the naval balloon which mas
been missing from the air station At
Pensacola. Fla. since Tuesday. it was
today al the Navy Depart
ment
The four men witr him are Russell
Y. Elend. 3eIleville. III: EDWARD l..
Kershaw. Payne. la Iohn o. Elder.
Lebanon. y. Y. and William H Ire
frey Salem, Mass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
OEBS BACK, BUT SILENT.
Socialist Chief Returns to At
Ianta Penitentiary After
Trip to Washington.
>, heeociated Press to Every IGvcninf

BY Associated Press % Every hVehlns.
Atlanta Ca. March 25,-Eugcne
nohs Socialist leader reached here
about noon today on the way back to
,,is cen in the Federal penitentiary after
his visit yesterday TO Attorney General
Daitgherty at Washington Mr.. Debs
,yotIId not discuss his trip to Washing
ton Accompanied by Warden Zerhst
ond his attorney nc left Immediately Tor
he penitentiary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
MEN Ace2HT HARVESTER CUT.
Two Thousand Employees Act on Advice
OF Works Council.
nv Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Auburn. n. T.. March 25.-After hear
ing the reasons for the reductions Of
wages IN the international Harvester
plant explained by the officials, the
works council. having conferred with
the 1000 employees. accepted the cut in
a spirit of complete harmony,
The works Councn is the supreme
hody governing the operation of the
plant under a system Of self govern
ment among the employees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
EASTER EGO
RECEIVED By HARDING

Washington. March 25.--PreHi-
dent Harding received an Easter
egg Yesterday chocolate Easter
egg. three feet long and two Tee,
thick and decorated all over with
n white taffey like substance.
The egg came from New York,
the gift of the owner of n ehaih
Of confectionery stores, and was
brought To Washington 10y a spe-
cial messenger. II will he placed
on exhibition on Monday for the
children who attend the revival OF
the custom of egg rolling on the
White House lawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
Phonie Dismi isSed.

Phonie Wilson. colored. charged with
4 assault and battery on Emma Brinkley
also colored was dismissed by Judge
Lynn in Municipal Court today. Emma
who was badly cut over the eye and
or the arm on quarrel at S2S
Tatnan street yesterday afternoon said
she did not know who attacked her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
FAIR WEATHER EASTER.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington March 25.--For Easter
sunday the outlook IS for generally fair
weather with moderate temperature
over much of the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
Had A License.

When the man produced ms opera
+,..,, rcenge Judge Lynn in Municipal
Cn,,rt today dismissed Patrick Aurand
,t,,.ged with operating n motor vehicle
with an operators license.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
REDS IN DESPERATE
TILE WITH POLICE
IN GERMAN TOWN
Machine Guns. Hand Crenadss
and Rifles Filling Streets %
Eisleben With Dead.
BATTLE RACED FOR HOURS
The Copper Town Isolated as
Rail and Wire communica-
tions Are Cut
ROADS UNDER HEAVY FlRe

~ Assooiatsd Press 20 Every Ersrf-s
Eislebon Germany March 15-1 f1
9. m.-FIghtre Defrr.r nr Dour-
lists and security pu... t.r
~ Eislohon 4td .st.-t.f Ha
20 q hair uIa Ip-f rr ...f.r-
ton ~ nd '.vr rtr
adrautage ,harrIre .arl
rucrt f1 moment Trr f,..,
~ $500 vas berr
hy peasant. a-d .ar,rs ,r- ta
town 81 nre- -.aIe
BICYCLES Th'r carried s---
the nore .f rr..rfIrr ...
curity Dcir arl fcrtr.fr~ e.~
Rifles machine rarr
dyrami'e which re-r r.4rf
opsly 'hrouzro.' trr rvtf 1ai
? continuous rh'r eo~t.--
fire. Fror .nf
building hr ~uat
above 'rr a r.-r -
calls tx .r.osrtrr-f-. aetr
and tho ra sounded
whore he
Efriohon Gcrwar Farh et
=. n4 The sr-oa' Hwhfi~r
N fhc ror0-urisr fh~rtF p.r.rr
tceu .r .-cHreea .nr .rf ..t
eight hours ir thjs conner ~.--
was cortirurv desnerafef. tonight .tU
? hand ~ hand combat a. fhe -tIr.ad
station and IN ne streets in fhe .r--e-
~ the city
Tho rattle n ruarhire gun r-r
crash IN hand grenade .4uIca.rre ,I
the popping ~ rifles has been rlinr 3
steadily fOr the iaEt three -oure ~Y
thousand police we're holding fne .arf
half ~ tho TOWN while . 500 .rortrser
I were in possession ~ tho eveernrr ..,,
ton. Al The workers are naat.
armed and well disciulirsd
Z The intensity ~ the nrhfinr
judged from ne fart THAT Tho -..I.ra,t
station changed hands fNrirc r tnu
I Contpued pn mage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
nnnce Advertiser. aAmerlcn..

Members of east Of Consistory play
America" will assist with talent and
costumes in feather dance At Audito-
rum. 709 W. Eleventh street, tomorrow
evening. Souvenirs. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
Amnsements ToniEhL

Play house i'auScrc1, NA.a
t;arricK Nau1cN .llc
lltle.au- II he lOstluE h|Nre
MAJESTIC rht Mount gp
Arcadia Paying rpt Piper
SAVOY he EmplrV nf Diamonds
RSiattD- The ~kRSaytran
strand III ne Dctl tp fAl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
Meather ForecasL

pv Associated Press Is rNery EVouing
Washington. Narch -' r"'No@Ht VIZ
Delaware
ai.ht and saturday, not murH chanEt I'm
,crnDeraturr fresh south west elnds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25

Tasty luncheon ioT sHoppeIS' -"
Balcony, Smith SueVls' w DILL Ae'
street-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25

safe milk means healthy children.
Call 1b4O or I5sI. The Glover Dairy
Co.--Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25

E.vcrsharp Pencils W1t.r.ls
Engraving free. Erotsks $50 Mar
ket strect-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-25
Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.

Collins Meyer. lol W. sth st-Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

SEATTLE. Aug s--The contract for re-
pairs and alterations to the shipping board
str Wenatche was awarded IL the LOCI
dry docks on the bid OF s14e6o0. Two
bids were submitted from san Francisco
and one from Los Angeles.
NOME, Alaska. Aug s-An effort TO
salvage the power sch Polar Bear. stranded
II the remote koiyna River district OF
Arctic Siberia. Will DO made by the power
sch Belinda. which sailed Sunday for
Behring Straits The Polar Bear went
aground several hundred miles UP the
A9 y, s.1, River last spring
men on the Canadian government str
Canadian Observer were arrested follow
ing refusal 10 work after the vessels ar
rival from San Francisco yesterday. They
objected TO working conditions
VICTORIA, Aug s--Shipping Board str
keystone State. Seattle for the Orien- re-
paired broken steam pipe and proceeded
yesLeTcav AFTER thirty hours delay.
BALTIMORE, Aug SC F Lt5ewalch.
July 26 with cargo OF iron ore for Beth
lehem Steel Co. will arrive Monday, &C
cording 70 wireless message received to-
day at the office OF Terminal Shipping
Co. The Astur OF the same company is
expected TO arrive tomorrow from Swe-
den. The Arkansas. also OF the Terminal
Co, Is due to arrive Friday from New
castle via Boston and Philadelphia
Str Muudaic of the Munson Line In
charge of Captain Hassel. locked here
to-day with hold full OF sulphur rock
Galveston on Aug l.
Shipping Board vessel Lake Felden has
been repaired and leaves tomorrow for
Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

Mills. Duluth Sailed: srrs W Mclean.
Clemens y Feiss, Buffalo, A c Dinkey, Su-
perlcr.
1NDLANA HARBoR. Aug s--Arrlved:
Str 7 Hutchinson. Sailed: Str William
p Cowan. Detroit
GARY. Aug e-Arrived: Strs George F
Baker William 3 Schiller. Aug Ziesing
Duluth. Sailed: Strs H II Rogers, George
: Baker Superior
EscANAbA. Aug s--sailsd; Str r r
MIIVAUKEE Aug s-Arrived; strs
Lakeland, Detroit; F a Taplin. a w Am
herS Toledo. Sailed: Strs Michigan. South
Chicago; Boland, Chicago; Lakeland.
Chicago; W Oglebay. Tyronne. Go
derich-
ASHLAND, Aug a--sa!ied: Str Chris
tolher, South Chicago.
y, FORT WILLIAM. Aug 9---Ar-ived Str
Widcner. Mullen. Sailed: Strs Laketon,
Port Colborns, Matthews. Port McNicoll !;
Glen 0rchy. Glenn Finnan. Midland Cana
dian. Montreal. Home Smith. Goderch.
DULUTH, aug o--Arrived: strs A r
Schneider. William Livingston, Wolf P
Mitchell, Squire Thompson Cowle, B Y
Jones. McGonas,N Morgan, Noronsc, Troy.
Sailed; Strs Clemson Mclean. Block.
Edenboron, Hebard. Minch. McCullough h,
McGonagie. Snyder, Tionesta, Noronic.
Shaus hnessy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Cleared

Str Calico (Br), Captain Jones; Hull;
Eilermans Wilson Line.
Str Alloway tA,a,. Captain Towers;
= 99Ila via Panama Canal: Barber S
Str Nirahores (Br). Captain Mathews.
Santiago and Port Antonio; Atlantic Fruit
Str Absoroka (Am). Captain Flynn,
philadelphia Baltimore; c D Mallory &
Str Florence Luckenbacs (Am). Captain
Greene; ROTTERDAM to Philadelphia: Luck
SIR Apache (Am). Captain Mcguire;
Jacksonviiie Clyde S S CO.
STR Virsilia Br>, Captain Gibbons.
Philadeiphia; cunard s S Go.
p str cry Of Savannah tAn>, Captain
borum Savannah; Ocean s Co
Boston. NJ II Tracey &. Co
str Clason Point (Am). Captain Wiiken-
son, Mani Ackerlnan & Wilson.
SIR fuantanamo (Am). Captain Ia..en,
Nanzanillo. \ Y G, cuba Mali Line. ''7''
,-,s So Ihonas II Wheeler CAin). Captain
Cniis pher' Texas CITY, Robert l. Hague
Str Potomac (Am). Captain Macleod
Bren.en, Danz!g. United states Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. Aug e--Arr!ved strs
ea,ata no. SElcago Gienbraes Coiiingwood;
: - . 80. feteT Eeiss' b9.uen;
Island, Chicago. John Sherwir Buffalo:
-" = Corey. Fort William; G!enbrae Ash
LoRA1N. Aug ARRIVED: strs 4 T
Kinney. Princeton. Duluth. H c Frick.
fairpor I G stnlts. Key Harbor Con
nnlnth = c Frick. Duluth; 4 r kinney.
Toledo; GIenlivet. Key farbor
TOLEDO, Aug s-Ar-ived: s,rs John
4 gnIe VIM o1,, HasaTd Richard Burns. Port
Richard Burns; John Oaaes. Ludington:
William 4 Hazard Richard Burns, Port
Montreal
cuyler ADAMS. Burao: CEN GarrstS Ss n
CCs9nnsaut' Al ai9, Sandwich; Fitzgerald.
Duluth; Alaska. Sandwich.
" BuFFA A :, aug s--Arriyed;; s5rs W F
I RaIas DpmRsey Anasa s,oHe John
land Sailed: Strs Harry r Jones. James
DEMPSEY. " w Atterbury. W f White,
J Brown Anasa Stone. John z Reiss c
Hubbard. Adriatic. 2entland.
Quebec, Toronto: Ma7le Grange. Port Col Col
b lers sgdsr KSsse T9r0a sn,a Thomas Wal
Sailed Strs Quebec. Toronto; IA 9le
TTn@ngs. G [ys1Ts Russell TqTonto
Cleveland
CONNEAUT. Aug a--Arrived strs Will
liam A Paine, Port Colborne; Huron, MIL
waukee; II Robins. Ashland; shiras,
Marquette, James J Hin, Two Harbors
Sailed: Strs William Paine, Indiana
Han Dor: Huron, Wyandotte, Robbins. Shl-
ras, Hill. Duluth
FAIRPoRT. Aug 9-Arriyed: strs H D
Williams. Superior. Carl . Bradley Cal
cite Sailed Str Carl D Bradley, Calcite.
SOUTH CHICAGO. Aug s-Arrtved:
Strs w Mclean, Indiana Harbor; O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

The Point Bonita OF the Pacific Mall
Co will sail Thursday FOR Los Angeles
coast. stopping
at Norfolk TO take on and discharge freight.
Aoc.ca. with cargo OF
iron ore from Sorvik. Norway. consigned
10y % Tor Bethlehem Steel
t, as suceeeeded IN reaching this port
aEte. long and difficult voyage When
some time out OF Narvik the Modica en-
countered q long spell OF stormy weather
and was forced 10 put into port OF 81
Michael IN the Azores Islands
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug e--Japanese str
Anyo Maru arrived to-day from South
America via San Francisco and Will load
lumber and general cargo for Japan.
Japanese str Liverpool Maru has beea
chartsee. by Balfoor. Gutnrle & Co TO
load wheat here in October fer the United
King dom.
Canadian government merchant n artrs
has authorized Lloyds TO sell 10 hg hest
bidder the Canadian Exporter. which went
aground of Willapa Hsrbor Jvly 81. Sals
Will include vessels cargo OF lumber. auto
mobile tires AMI liquor.
LONDON. Aug s-The American str
Black Arrow Is reported to be stranded
on Cape Niiano. on the northern coast %
OF Spanish GaIicia. says a dispatch TO
Lloyds from Corunna-
States Shipping Board. She is a vessel %
ssea tons gross The str left New York
July IL for Tenerife and v!go. Spain. by
way of Havana which port she left July
81 The last repor, received OF tho str
was on her arrival at Las Pain, as. Canary
Islands. July s. The Black Arrow for
merly was tho German str Rhoetia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Arrivals Yesterday

to { the United Transport Co. in bail ballast:
Red Hook Flats. Bk,ya.
Hamburg July %; to the Kerr Steam
snip CO: with mdse: foot 5sth st. B'kiyn.
., sur Iricolor (Nor), Newcastle. Eng. July
foot 57th ST. B'lzyn. A'''
eo Str Lake 81 Rio. cartagena July ct and
steamship Co; win mdse; Pier I. R. ~
Str OLD North state, London ard
Btsoqlogne July Is; to the United States
nails NAH s aga sa1a c. with passengers
Str stavangerfjord (Nor). Christianla
ana 1,f st Stranger July 20. and Boulogne
with So FIRST 27s second cabin. 4es Storage
passengers. mails and mdse: foot sOth
Str sinaragd {Nor>, Port Antonio August
3. to the United Fruit CO; With passenge ers
and fruit; Pier IS. r. = .
Str city Of savannah, Savannah August
pass 1g e, aud lndse, Pier IS. N r.
Str Ell Oriente Galveston August 4: 10 the
Sout nern Pacific Co; with ndse: Pier s.,
Str George II Jones, Texas CITY Angus,
:. to robert Hague; With oil. "a ~ aS'
:. Sur Mexico. Havana August &: to Ybe
Ms% York 6 Cuba Mail Steam Ship Co;
t p'tn -8S Passengers. mails ana .ndse .
Str Pence. Mayagues July 81. Ponce Aug
:: 49,, .Ar yat,t and San Juan Aug 4 to The
. &c 10
pass mails and n1dse; Pier "a, B'<iyn'
ST hrooalaud. Antwerp July Is. south
@,npton and Cherbourg July 20; 70 the Red
0lar Line with ~ first cabin, .53 second
cabin. Te3 s,eeragc pass malls ana mdsn
Str Fort Morgan <Nor, Port Antonio
Aug 9; to the III Giorg!o Co. WITH
fruit; Pier 7. e r. "''''
s,r Commodore Rollins (Nor), Port An
tonic tonic Aug 3, Bowden Aug 4 to the United
Fruit Co. with fruit.
SIR Mount Clinton. Hamburg July as TO
the United American Line. with 5co steer
age pass ma and mdae; Pier IS, n Il.
ch sr sSSm5 A il Jac rs Gus
with pass ana mdse. pier 81. n B. Co.
90 Str Thomas II Wheeler. Galveston July
~ =, IN New Orleans Aug 2 to Robert L
Str New Britain, Baltimore; Pier s,
Army Base, klyn. -
sir Lake Fife. Baltimore: to New York
Suoa MAI, MAI Go; Pier II. Bklyn
5attic-A American Line; Per 5. Bush Docks,
Str Western King. Glasgow aad pouta
PEI 1g,n G "a 4. to James " Eiwen & Co; #
str jean Stern (Fr). Marsenlcs july T.,
Genoa July II, Leghorn July IL. Paiermo
July 8. Alicante July 20 ana Malaga
July % to the Three Star Line. with rndse.
with nllsc.
Str Topa Topa. Saigon May IA. singa-
pore May 20 Colombo June Il, Port BALD
WY g. Bizerta July Il and Marseilles
81 h mdse -
Str Olympic tBr). Southampton and
oncroourg Aug 3. to the White Star Line.
WIN oS' first. 4s3 second cabin. 337 steer
stT s. Mihiei. san Juan.
Str Garfield Salayerry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
2orts Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Caibar!en.
PHILADELPHIA. AUG. s.-Arrived. s.rs
YY orIl Hasn'buFs; Epitacio Pessoa. New
strs Westweso. Barrow: Gulfstreana. Port
ArlhuF J E Nein Port Arthur, General
Currie lBrl: Walkerville. Canada
9. fOkT ARTHCR Tex. Aug 9-Arrtved
7trs Ell beth Maersk (Dan), New or
ieans' Dlrigo. Norfolk. Sailed: Str Gulf
trade, Tampico.
Port EADs La. Aug 9--Arrvei: strs
Ghoctaw' Tampico: Choluteca (Hond)
Port coTtsz; coinus New. York; Dun
cannon. savannah, OSWALD BOYD ,Br1.
Cuba; Patrick Henry Norfolk; Surname
f2rt Barr.os sailed stra Comayasua
lHond). Pert cortez; Copan (HondI.
Ieia; Princeton, Port Tampa; Quimista,.
tHond). Port Barros
PORTLAND, Me, Aug 9-Arrived: schr
CHARLES A Dean. Norfolk
sAVAESAH- Aug s-A-rived: strs BALTIC
(Nor>, Tampa; Cape Romance. Nsst
Coast; 9th, Dramatist CBr). Liverpool;
Johnson City. Nordeham; Hillsb oroug n
County Halifax. Sailed: strs city OF St
lo u Nv York; ESSEX, New York
Lear Black. Tampico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Lines In Coast
To-Coast Trade
Develop Routes
Iuckenbach and Pacific Mail
Companies Off erNew Serv-
ices Between This Coast
end Ports orr the Pacific
Fast Freighters Operated
Passenger Liners Venezuela,
Colombia and Ecuador
Now Run Out of Baltimore

Development of intercoastal trade is
indicated by extensions in service made
By the Luckenbach Steamship Com
nany and the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. The Luckenbach company
las announced the Inauguration of
service, with sailings every twelve
DAYS. from Puget Sound to ports on
the Gulf and the North Atlantic, in
which modern express freighters, each
OF fifteen knots speed and OF from
10000 to $4,000 tons capacity, Will be
Used.
In connection with this extension the
Inckenbach Line has established It's
2. s. James, formerly of the Admiral
Line. IN charge. For the last year the
Lucsenbach company has been repre-
sented st Seattle by the General Steam
ship Company which will continue to
handle the arrivals and departures, at
tending TO ,he loading and discharging
Of the cargoes and terminal require
ments.
New Service Successful
Satisfactory results are being at
,ained by the Pacific Mail in the Bal
tmore-San Francisco service, the local
Office o. the company reported yeSter-
day. The steamer Venezuela, which is
low operating or the intercoastal run
together with the steamers Colombia
ard Ecuador has just completed the
srst round trip. having carried large
passenger lists and substantial cargoes
both ways.
These three vessels formerly were on
the trans Pacific route and their new
passenger and freight service is sup
plemented by the companNs freighters,
Point Judith, Point Adams, Point b.
nita and Point Lobos. Between Balti-
mere and San Francisco the passenger
liners touch at Havana. Kingston, the
terminal ports of the Panama Canal,
Corinto, La Libertad, San Jose. Man
zanillo and Los Angeles Harbor.
The new steamer Hoosier State built
At the Camden, \. j., yards of TIE New
York Shipbuilding Corporation, is ex-
pected to leave this coast in September
% join the steamers Golden State and
Empire State in the Pacific Mail serv-
lee from San Francisco to por-s in
China and Japan by way of Honolulu. In
addition 10 this service the company
supplies 9 service from San Francisco
20 Manila, Saigon, Singapore and Co.
lonbo, in which are operated the
teamers Creole State, Wolverine State
md Granite State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Sailed Yesterday

strs Canopic (Br). Naples; Turrialba.
:. -.gston; Harmonides (Bc) Montreal
Mayaro (BT), Grenada; Apache. Charles
ton and jacksonville; Provincetown, ia
ms!ca Bay; Ablanset. Jamaica Bag Lii
sonier, Tampico: Coast Guard cutter Pc
Quot - sea; Carlshoim tswed), Gothen-
o4sg. Grove Hall tBr>. Alexandra and
Piraeus. West keene boston Florence
l-':-i ken hach. Philadelphia; Jefferson, Nor
T.. yitaT jarl (Nor), Bergen: Assyria
% ,. Giasgow and Liverpool via Boston
Nire!'.a I'D Philadelphia; vasari obs
Liverpool scotland Maru (Jap), New Or
leans, s. ~ George " T.uitt jr, Kilkenny,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Aug s.--Arrived. strs
Mck h;a1 Gv5Hsd aSGapn5 loss
BOSTON. Aug 9.--Arrived: strs Mis-
souri, ORD, London and Antwerp Galty-
more obs, Liverpool and Glasgow; Quit
ticas, Buenos Ayres. Sailed strs Ausa bic
York; Bristol. Norfolk: Absecon. Hampton
Roads; latter three August
CHARLESTON. c. Aug s-Arriyed:
Str Hutchinson, Hamburg. Sailed: schr
GAi.vEsToN. Tex. Aug e-Arrivcd :
strs FL sud New York; Munsoino. Cuban
ports: r p. Asche. Philadelphia; motor
pie BlueAelds; Ocmuigee. Philadelphia.
Sailed: sch- w Patterson. Tampico;
'' JAcKsoNviEIE ia. '' Aug a~Arrivea
strs Howard, baltimore; Lenape, New
York; Crudeoil. New Orleana; Cur kiug.
Port Arthur. Sailed Str Mohawk, New
MOBILE. Ala. AUG s-~Arrived strs
Verona iBr), Port Barrios; Lake Elmont
New YORK Sailed strs Memphis city
New Orleans: Gleanor4s lBr). River
Plate.
NORFOLK Va. Aug s-Arrived strs
Denetrios Pandelis (Gk). GalNeston; Lax
Fiatonia, Port Tampa. NechtidiJk Cpt) Rot
terdam. Berlin GDan). Barus. 3th--Orinoca'
Plymouth Tr.tonia (br)' Gaiyeston, ia ia.
uB), Wellington, Ory.d (I3r). Liverpool {.
kincardlnc tHr). Portland England; Min
ME dc I.arrinaga (Iir). New Oricmns; Ala =
crita 90. Genoa; Baltena tBr), London.
Woodare OBJ. Wellington, Hudson (Br).
Sew Orleans. Efna, London Sailed: Strs
Achilles. Crstobal Melrose, New England
Naldarno (ID. Gibraltar: Georgia trrt.
Hamburg; Giglio Ct). New York; Kumara
fBr). wellington. Bogstad ffNor). Carlcnas.
Ma'oa. New f1neland Coastwise. New
England Clarissa Radcife tBr). Hun
Alce May Davenport 'scnrj. i3uenos Ayres
Admiral Hamilton OBJ. Galveston; Yonan
Marr (Jap). Bremen; Bnwoan (Dt), Java;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug Str Multno-
nah. from Belunghaln for san Francisco
and san Pedro, disabled by the loss
OF her propeller early to-day Off Blunt s
Reef where the str Alaska grounded Sat
urday night. Strs Siskyou and Quinault
answered her distress calls. and the former
has taken the vessel n tow.
Charters announced here to-day were:
Str Delco, lumber, North Pacific 10 Allan
tic port strs Montrose (Br) and Cape
Ortcgal (Br). grain, Columbia River TO
United Kingdom. 65s
Service by the Admiral Line between
this port and Santa Barbara has been
terminated and the str Admiral Nicholson.
sailing Tomorrow will turn at san Lui
OhispO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
incoming Steamships
Due To- day

Vessel Port A.er+,
Stockholm Gothenburg, July 90
Swed Am Limo
Curvelio Santos. July 90 Lloyd Brazil line
q. P!erce' apies. July 27..... Pierce Bros
MsTaVal II Spain, Aug &c.. Trinidad Line
Due Tomorrow
i3.l. panzig July e. Bnltic Am Line
Taornlina, Naples. July 3o....ItaIla Am Line
9 :, CTistobal Avg e. Pac Nav Co
Leon XIII. Havana. Aug 6 49,. Spanish line
Due Friday
Paris. Hayre. Aug French Llns
Albania, Liverpool, Aag g.. .Cunart. Line
Antonio Lopez, Cadiz, July 80. spanish Line
Justin. Barbados. July 4..=...... . Booth Line
Due Saturday
NoordsIn. Plymouth Aug A. Houana-An, 7.
Hattie Luckenoach. Rotterdam. July a.
LuckcnoAcn Limo
Due sunday
Derengaris Southampton, Aug cunara :.
Celtic. Liverpool. Aug G-..White star Line
Lapland SOU hampton. Aug 5.R star Line
Manchuris. Hamburg. Aug 3....... I'm Line
patrss. Palermo. July Fabre Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Trans-Pacihc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Cen
oral Postoffice and city Hall Fostorice Sta
ton. New York at p. m. follows:
Hawaii. Via san Francisco. steamship
Manoa, August IL.
japan, corea. China. Siberia. French 1ndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands Via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c., steam
ship Empress Of Asia, August 49,
Japan, Corea, China and Siberia Especially
addressed only. via Seattle steamship
TyndAreus. August Is.
Hawaii. via SAN Francisco. steamship
Buckeye State, August IA
Hawaii. Japan. corea, Siberia and Philip
pine Islands. Via San Francisco. stea m.
chip Shinyo Maru. August IS.