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day for New York, where they Will
make an extended stay.
Miss Rosalind Wright will enter
tain at a luncheon Friday
Miss Louise Owens. who has been
in this country for two months and
In Washington for the greater part
of that time. left Washington Sun
day night for New York. where she
will sail today for her home in Eng
land.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth had guests for tea Sun
day afternoon.
Representative and Mrs Lindley
n. Hadley are planning to go to
Richmond to spend Christmas with
their relatives, Dr. and Mrs. Price.
representative and Mrs. John w
summers will be joined for the
holidays by their daughter, Miss
Hope Summers. who is in Chicago
ana by their sons, Paul and Burkes.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Sheerer. OF
seattle have come to Washington
10 spend several months and are
at the Chasleton.
senator and Mrs. Lawrence c.
Phlpps. of Colorado, returned from
New York yesterday.
Ut. ana Mrs. James L. Freeman
entertained small company at
dinner last evening. Among their
guests were the Minister OF the
SERBS Croats and Slovenes and Ma
dame Grouitch and the Director of
the consular Service and Mrs viii.
bur J. Carr.
Judge William Garden of Nau
YORK who is spending some time
at the Shoreham. entertained there
at luncheon yesterday.
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BARON AND BARONESS DE
CARTIER ENTERTAIN GUESTS.

The Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier entertained at
dinner last evening at the embassy.
Their guests were the head of the
Netherlands delegation and Nine
van Karnebeek. the Netherlands
Minister, DR.. ]. c. A. Everwijn; Sir
John Salmond. Of the British dele
cation: MI and Mrs. Marshall Lang
horne. the AssistaE] Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt. Felicien Gather. OF the Belgian
delegation. and Nine. Gather:
Prince de Bearn, counselor OF the
French Embassy; Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Mrs. Grafton MinCt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. wilkins,
Count David Costantini. OF the
Italian delegation; Miss Isabel May.
Maurice Peterson. of the British
Embassy: Basil Miles. OF the Amer
lean delegation: the Counselor of
the Belgian Embassy and Mime. de
Selys
The Peruvian Ambassador ana
Nine. Feet are expecting their son
and daughtcr-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Pezet, who are residing
in New York. to come to Washing
NbH 70 Sptnu NnTlSITldS Win tnPm
at the Wardman Park Hotel,
The Minister Of the Serbs. Croats
and SlOvenes will entertain infor-
mally at dinner this evening. Or.
and Nine. Grouitch. because Of their
official mourning for the late King
Peter of Serbia. will entertain only
informally until after the first or
the year. Nine. Grouitch will not
have any days at home until jan
uary. Wickham Steed will be the
guest of honor at a dinner which
DR.. and Nine. Grouitch will give on
Thursday.
The Chinese Minister to Great Brit
ain and Madame Wellington Koo en-
tertained at dinner last evening. Their
guests were Rene Yiviani, head OF
the French delegation and Madame
Niviani; the Minister Of Sweden and
Madame Axel F. Wallenberg. Sir Rob
ert Borden and Lady Borden. the
Chinese Minister and Madame SEE. DIR.
and Mrs. David Jayne Hill, Gen. and
Mrs. Andre Brewster. the Secretary
General Of the Conference and Mrs.
John W. Garrett. DR.. and Mrs Paul
s. Reinsch. Mr.. and Mrs Owen 2.
Roberts. Lady Henry. Mrs. George
Barnett. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs.
John r. Henderson. Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long. Mrs. Hamilton Wright.
Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn. Wang
ChunE-Hu. NJ. T. LANG. Admiral Tsai
Ting Kan. W. X. 10. Or. Hawking
Yen and DR.. L. Y. Yen.
Tho Minister Of Switzerland. Marc
Peter. is expected to return today
from New York. where he went to
meet Mime. Peter. who arrived YES
terday aboard the Paris from Europe.
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GIVES LUNCHEON FOR
MISS ALICE MANN.

Miss Marcia Chaplin entertained AT
luncheon yesterday in honor Of
Miss Alice Mann. one Of the debu-
tantes of the season The guests
included Miss Sidney Webb, Miss
Nancy Hoyt. Miss Elizabeth Kemp,
Miss Amanda Mayo. Miss Elizabeth
Ferguson. Miss Isabelle Crawford.
Miss Dorothy Green. Miss Rebecca
Wellington, Miss Margaret Tread
well. Miss Helen Colbert. a debu-
tante of today, and Miss Gladys
Shipman and Miss Nina Lunn.
Mrs. Robert $. Griffin. wife Of
Rear Adml. Griffin. was hostess at
luncheon for number OF the
debutantes yesterday. in compli-
pliment to her daughter. Miss Helen
Griffin. who is a bud of the season.
The party was given at the Army
and Navy Club. about thirty of the
debutantes being present
Miss Griffin will make her debut
at a tendance at Rauschers on Sat
urday.
Mis- Marion Drain. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Drain. whose
marriage to Clarence Hemphill. Of
New York, will take place on Sat
a luncheon given yesterday by Mrs
Dale Drain. Later in the afternoon
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Drain gave
an informal tea and shower in
honor OF her sister.
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MRS. HUGH 2. CUMMING
PRESENTS DAUGHTER.


PRESENTS DAUGHTER.
Miss Diana Cumming was for
mally presented to society yester-
day afternoon at a tea from TO
which her mother. Mrs. Cumming.
wife of Surgeon General Hugh s.
Cumming. gave in their home at
1919 California street Mrs. Cum
ming and her daughter received
alone, but were otherwise assisted
by Mrs. John w. Harreld, Mrs.
Samuel E. winslow. Mrs. Charles
w. Wetmore. Mrs. Frank Coe. Mrs.
Robert E. Lee. Mrs. wardelI stiles.
Mrs. Walter Mccoy. Mrs. ]. w. Kerr.
Mrs. J. p. Barney. Mrs. Otis Bland.
Mrs. Lewis d. Greene, Mrs. d. J.
Lloyd, Mrs. w. S. Perriberry, Mrs.
J. c. Wise. Mrs Samuel Capen.
Mrs. Lee Thurman, Miss Gabriel
Moncure and Miss Laura Carter.
The debutantes who assisted in
cluded Miss Laura Lejeune, Miss
Mary Palmer, Miss Mary Stitt. Miss
Helen Grimm. Miss Atala Kimmell.
Miss Annette Ashford, Miss Eliza
beth Zolnay. Miss Eleanor Carroll
Hill. Miss Marie de Becker, OF ia
pan: Miss Jane Carmichael. Miss
Katharine Shaw. Miss Diane de
warzee. of Belgium; Miss Louise
GOff. Miss May Thurman. Miss
Judith Clark and Miss Mary Rustin
and Miss Jeanette Rustin. OF the
University of Virginia.
Mrs. Cumming wore handsome
gown of black velvet, and the
debutante was in pale green taffeta
made with bouffant skirt. and a
sleeveless basque with high rolling
COLLAR. The decorations were OF
yellow roses and chrysanthemums
with palms and ferns.
Mrs. Greene. wife Of Lieut. CT
Lewis ID. Greene, L. s. A. enter
tanned a company at a buffet lunch
con yesterday in her apartment IN
the Cordova. Her guests were Mrs.
J. w. Holcombe, Mrs. Paul Reed.
Mrs. James G. Field, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs. John Glenn Mrs.
Clarence Richmond Day, Mrs. T. ..
Donaldson. Mrs. George Ne~garden'
MIS-. tdTTN tOEs VT iN''fNi
Kelton. Mrs. Robert Coontz, Mr..
Charles NJ Oman. Mrs. Loren John
SIN Mrs George l.. Clark. Mrs,
Frank Chambers. Mrs. Edward Nun
son. Mrs. Robert Conge:. Mrs. Isaac
w. Kite, Mrs. Harman. Mrs kellogg
Bradley. Mrs. Taylor Brown. Mrs.
NJ. F. Brown and Mrs. Frank karns.
Capt Rigal. naval attache OF the
French Embassy. was host at lunch
con yesterday in the willard Hotel
His guests included Nine. de
Matthew. wife Of the Ambassador -
Chile: the Amba ssadOr OF ArEeu-
tina and Mime. lie Breton. Miss Man
uela Lloveras. Mrs. Henry c. Cor D n.
Mrs. Allen West. Nine. Geisser
Celesia. Mrs Arthur Bullard, Platt
Andrews. Admiral de Bon, Capt
Frochat. NJ Fournier SarloVeze. NJ
Carteron, Prince de Eearn. Count
and Countess de Sieyes. Capt. ana
Nme. de Lavergne. Mariana dc
Amoedo and Juan Francisco de Car
denas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell Put
nam. of New York. will arrive in
Washington Friday, to spend the
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Mrs. Harding. VINO is a member
OF the Washington Animal League
Will give flowers for the doll sale
10 De held Saturday. at the store
OF w. B. Moses & Sons. Among
others contributing are: Madame
Jusserand, Ambassador Riano, Prin-
cess Lubomirska, Madame Grou-
itch Mrs. Charles woodruff, Miss
Mary Gwynn. Mrs. E. G. II. Slater
MIS- ). NJ Ackley. Miss Cash. Mrs
alexander Rodgers. Mrs. w. c.
kives, Miss Elizabeth Emory. Miss
Edith TRAINER, Mrs. Lodge. Mrs
alexander Sharp and Mrs. Ridgely
Hunt and Mr.. Raymond Gorges. A
most interesting collection of dolls
mas been received from Canada
sent by Mrs. F. w. Thayer Mrs.
Susie Root Rhodes and Miss Cham
0ers are directing dressing of dolls
by Fairgrounds children
Mrs. Charles Woodruff, Mrs. Sher-
man Miles. the Misses Anderson and
others will assist.
President and Mrs. Harding and
the Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge have taken boxes for the
dril to be given Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at Fort Myer.
which will be given for the benefit
Of the Army Relief Society. The
chief of staff. U. S. A. Gen. John j.
Pershing, will have a box. as win
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and Mrs
Julian James, who have taken
boxes in the north end of the rid
ing hall.
La
Frederick II. Gillett entertained at
dinner last evening.
Miss Louisa r. Hoar, daughter of
Mrs. Gillett. returned Sunday eve
ming from New York. where she
was met by her mother upon her
arrival from Europe.
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Hardings Go
To Theater
President and Wife At.
tend Play at Polls
Last Evening.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The President and Mrs. Harding
attended the performance at Polls
last evening, accompanied by the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes,
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and the
FORMER Secretary OF State. Elihu
Root
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The Peruvian Ambassador ana
Mime. Feet are expecting their son
and daughtcr-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Pezet, who are residing
in New York, to come to Washing
ton to spend Christmas with them
at the Wardman Park Hotel
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NIVIANIs SAIL HOME FROM
NEW YORK on WEDNESDAY,

Rene Niviani and his wife VINO
have been staying at the willard
Hotel for some weeks. will leave to-
day for New York, where they will
sail tomorrow for France
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Mrs. John N. Speel and her
daughters, the Misses Hitchcock.
will be at home on TUESDAYS in
December and January.
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Prince Tokugawa. OF the Japa-
nese delegation. will go to New
York to attend a dinner to be given
in his honor at the Ambassador
Hotel on December 90.
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The Third Assistant Secretary of
state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
entertained at dinner last evening
In honor OF Prince Tokugswa. of the
japanese delegation.
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Col and Mrs. Stephen L. II Slo-
cum were hosts at a small Dime,
party last evening
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Tho Minister Of Switzerland. Marc
Peter. is expected to return today
from New York. where he went to
meet Mime. Peter. who arrived YES
terday aboard the Paris from Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Douglas will
entertain at dinner this evening in
compliment to William Gonzales
United States Minister to Peru. The
Peruvian Ambassador and Nine. Pezet
will be in the party.
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MRS. Frank W. Mondeu and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy MondelI.
VIII be at home this afternoon from,
4 until O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mays, Of
London. who have been visiting Mrs.
raul Fitzsimmons at her home in
Massachusetts avenue. left yester-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-13

Mrs. John Rose Martin had a few
guests lunching with her informally
at the Army and Navy Club yester-
day.
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MAJ. James l.. Walsh. L. s. A
ana Mrs. Walsh, OF Washington. are
M New York for few DAYS at the
HoteI Astor. Col. J. Alfred Moss.
I. ;. A.. Is at the same hotel from
Washington.
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Mrs. George u. Hope Will have as
her guest shortly Mrs. y. II. Wright
OF Iowa, at her apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-13

Countess Annesley, who has been
spending few days in New York,
will return tomorrow.
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Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett entertained at
dinner last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

COLONIAL Agen ass removed re 10 4. -
SG96. Commercial. domestic help
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Cleared

Str Ponce tAnl. Captain Folker; San
Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez; N Y and Porto
str dante Alishier 90. Captain Man
Truda.
Str Ganncy (Am), Captain Beckwith
Las Palnlas and Bathurst via New Or
leans; a II Bull & co.
so str 0lympis qnr Capta1p Hayes
Line.
Str Munamar IAm>, Captain Asborn
Nipe and Banes; Munson Line
Str Mason City (Am), Captain Crimes
felsngfors Wasa via Philadelphia; Moore
& Mccormack.
SIR Philadelphia CAMP, Captain Good
via San Juan; Bliss ballet & Co.
Str Canadian Explorer (Br), Captain
Wyman, Montevdeo, Rosario; Wilford &
str Caledonia (sw). Captain wikstrom
San Pedro. Macoris; Moore Mccormack.
Rouen; D Dearborn.
sur varg lNor). CAPTAIN Brou; Santiago.
zaniilo: Moore & Mccormack
Str st Mary G5r) Captain Pescod; Port
Antonio; Atlantic Fruit Co.
SIR Lake Stirling (Am). Ca plain White
hurst Richmond; Richmond & N s S Co.
Str Fred " Weller sAm>. Captain
str Jefferson CAMP. Captain Horslcy;
Norfolk; Old Lomnion Transportatioa Co.
na ssF pe !, sAm}: Captain Robinson
Sur EI Orlentc (Am). Captain Delahanty:
Galveston; southern Pacific Co.
folk Black Diamond Co.
Str Gcorgcanna Wecms (Am), Captain
Hudgina. baltimore; lIalschaw IS Co.
Str Chcomico fAm). captain Selsncss;
PiDadelbhia; Barber Lines
Str Graecia (Sw) Captain Plomgrcn
Jrcaro Moore Mccormack.
Schr Victory Chimes (Br). Captain Mac
Donald: Montague; Gnmartin & Co.
schr Dorothy Mehta uir), Captain Bel
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Lake Ports

CLEVELAND Aug 1s-Arrived: strs
r sanas sa ny1s s MET osn, STAFFORD
Polynesia, Byng Inlet; Central West Su
pG'ior; Glenshee, Jackflsh; w Stofford.
CoNNnAUT. Aug 1sJArrived: strs Pen
tecost Mitchell. J A Farrell, Hoover and
Mason Philip Minch, William Livings-
s sane P strs ,3.nt Thos Lyneh Ashland
William Livingstone, Chicago: PhiIin,
Mnch, Buffalo; Hoover and Mason, James
y 1 FfaE Eea Ghamos Lynch. Duluth.
FIX p E4omis Superior; j S Durham, B u
s turn rhiIip Minch, Port Colbourne Sailed
Duluth; r r Holcomb, Montreal: i Safurn
al GO n; Detroit Richard Reiss. Chi
caRo Inland. Montreal; M A Reeb' chi
Duluth 1'' SUPERIOR
NJ, HURON. Ohio, Aug 1s-Arrived: strs
A ARK h0 Por5 c JGhn DUNN jr cexe
Mclean John Dunn jr, Duluth: Argus
Escanaba Al aus
$, n 3 sA,S.s Mich, Aug 1s-Arrived:
strs Collins Gary: Minis, Lake Erie o@''eo
SOUTH CHICAGO, Aug 1sMArrived
C C.rs = Sornelus. Chicago; F r Hazard
Sailed u,,; strs j Morgan, r R Richard r j..
SON William B Davock, Superior: A =
SS,1rneltus, Christopher, Buffalo; Sir Thos
E f,aa. messy Midland Prince, Georgian
lNDlANA HARBOR, Ind. Aug 1a-Ar
riVca Str Renown, Muskegon
GARY, Ind. Aug 13--Arrived: Str VII
nam Wolf, Duluth Sailed: Strs F r
Hazard, South Chicago; D NJ Clemson sns
perior. ' ~
sHEBOYGAN, Els. Aug 1s-Arr,vad.
Strs r Reiss. Scranton, Lake Erie.
sailed: Strs T Reiss, Superior; Scranton,
MILWAUKEE. Aug 1s-Arrived. strs
William Fitzgerald. Lorain; Amazons
Green Bay. Sailed: Strs John A Donald
son, Port McNicoll; Edward Demmer. F %
man Smith. Duluth ~
DULUTH, MINI, Aug 1s-Arrived: strs
TAURUS, Gary. Frick, OIL Garretson. VIII
klnson Cowan, Walters. Buffington
Schiller Williams, j Hill. Corners lake
Erie Sailed: Strs Dinkey. Stackhouse.
burlington, Schiller, Williams, j Hill
walters, Ream, Delaware, Cowan Mullen
Augustus. Lake Erie ports.
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O'Laughlin Quits as Aid
To Shipping Board Head
Ralph Solicit Has Been Selected
as New Assistant to
Chairman Lasker

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-John Cal
Ian OIaughlin, assistant to Chairman
A. b. Lasker of the Shipping Board,
will sever his connection with the
board next week, it was learned to-day.
His successor will be Ralph Solicit, a
vice president of the Munsey Trust
Company here, who served as assistant
to Postmaster General Hays when Mr..
Hays was chairman of the Republican
National Committee. Prior to that
time Mr.. Solicit was secretary of the
alumni association of Indiana Univer-
sity. He is a native of Peru, Ind.
Mr.. O'Laughlin will resume his adj
vertising connections after brief va
cation passed in the West He was
drafted to the post of assistant to the
chairman by Mr.. Lasker, and accom-
plished excellent work in establishing
the reorganization of the board It
was never Mr.. OLaughlin's intention
TO remain permanently with the board
His salary as assistant has been $4,000
a year, ard he is unable to make the
financial sacrifice incurred in staying
longer
A new program for the American
ization of scamen on Shipping Board
vessels and of the personnel OF the
officers OF the board was launched by
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs Nieuw Amsterdam (DD, Rotterdam;
Olympic (Br), Southampton via Cher
bourg Surrey (Br). London; Fort Saint
George (Br), Halifax Haliartus OBJ, Mon
treal; Archimedes (Br). Manchester: West
Campgaw oAm(, Jamaica Bay; Mexico
(Am), Havana; Calamares (Am). Havana;
Oxonian (Br), Liverpool: Yamhill (Am),
Jamaica Bay; Carnania (Br), Liverpool;
La savoie ORR, Havre; Columbia 1Br),
Glasgow; Orbita (Br), Hamburg: Impera-
tor lNor). Baracoa, Dungeness (Br). Nor
folk Kroonland CAMP Antwerp; Ponce
CAMP, san Juan; Philadelphia (Am). Gu
raeao; Cornelia lAm). San Juan; Mohawk
(Am), Jacksonville; Yaka CAMP, Norfolk
Boutry (Br), Dakar; Lake Stirling (Am),
Richmond; Dante Alighieri It) Naples;
Leon XIII (Sp). Cadiz; Lake Elrio (An)
Kingston; Sabotawan CAMP. Alexandria: I'll
Orientc (Am), Galveston; jefferson CAMP,
Norfolk Ausable CAMP, Alexandria, Con-
sort (Am) Bordeaux; N1unamar (Am), Nipc.
Banes: Caledonia (Sw J, San Pedro: Geor-
geanna Weems CAMP Baltimore; Hibernia
(Sw), Manzanilo
Strs Ausable. Tampa; Olympic (Rr),
Southampton; Munamar, Nipe and Banes;
Orbita (Br). Southampton and Hamburg
Caledonia (Swed), San Pedro de Macoris
Georgcarna Weems. Baltimore: Consort
Bordeaux; Dante Alghieri. UD, Naples
and Genoa: Hibernia (Swcd). Manzanllo
Graeca (Swed), Jucaro; Millinocket San
Juan; Alabama, Port Arthur, Illinois, Port
Arthur; st Mary (Br). Port Antonio; Lu-
ceric G5r). Yokohama; Oregonian Ham
burg; Mason City, Helsing sfors via Phila.
dcphia,
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Maritime Miscellany

BALTIMORE. Aug 13.-The American
steamer Deranof, whose former captain
J. c. Moler ffty-sevcn years old, Of
Texas was murdered by the second mate
while the vessel was lying at Bremen
Germany, five months ago. arrived in port
to-day MCGOWAN, the second mate, was
tried in the Bremen court and was SEN
fenced to serve two years and six months
in prison. The leniency of the Bremen
court on the accused has aroused the ire
of American SHIPPERS
Sancovich Felce, an Italian stowaway
arrived on the Italian steamer Giulia
which anchored Friday at Curtis Bay. The
stowaway was committed TO jail FOR tn.
action of the immigration authorities
monster iceberg. 900 feet long and 4oc
feet high, was sighted off Newfoundland
coast on August 5. When last seen the
berg was in latitude :54 and longitude
46 40, directly in the route to Newfound-
land and greatly endangerng passing
ships.
The Baltimore Hamburg Line steamer
Mount Seward, Captain Abernethy, arrived
to-day from Hamburg via Boston, with
general cargo. including German-made
toys and crockcryware. The Bella. of the
Baltimore Jamaica Trading Company. is
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American Ports

BALTIMORE Aug 19-Arrived: Strs
c Oh 4,hs, ! Liverpool; Derano Hamburg
Mount Seward. Philadelphia Sailed Str
E Bos 1SS H1Sre yn sfTa hewjs
Iuckenbach, Seattle, San Francisco and
San Pedro Montoso. Guanica. P R. via
San Juan. Sailed: Strs Galtymore (Br),
COW; City Of Columbus Savannah; Coast
wise, Newport News; Lake Fannin, New
York York Lake Lake Ellenorah Charleston and
folk; San Mateo. Tela. Honduras.
{, c CT AP;La TON sc. Aug 1$-Arrived
Coast comanche New YorR and ra pro,
G1e as,,s to Jacksonville; Lake Elsmere.
Emergency Aid, London. and proceeded to
New Orleans Sailed Strs Polarlne. Will
mi TO Magermiel., Hamburg and stet
GALVESTON. TEX Aug 1sEArrivcd
strs Nicolas (ltaD, Genoa: Dundannon,
W Orleans; Walter HardcastIe Tampico !;
Gran1con tGk), Barry; Radnershrt (Br)
Hull; Farnam. New Orleans; Cabrille Tam
pico; Astel Astcr NtaD, Naples Sailed
Strs 5, Paul Harwood, New Orleans; Ed
ier' New York; Saxon, Baltimore; Oceano
GtaD, Rotterdam; Marco Tulliocicerone
I(br) Leghorn; ComaI, New York; Dohhtt
mental Bridge, Bremen; Ell Sud. New York
r., JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Aug 1s-Arrived
ar Ana Mberri Nn PhlaRslphia. Sailed: strs
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug l3-Ar-
rived: strs ubbergen (DD, Porth Arthur :
A Mnrta ms Mendi ssp> Liverpool Via
tBr) Wellington via Panama Canal
Waadijk (Dt) Rotterdam; Cranberry OBJ
galveston; Alpine Range (Br) New York
Artxandra Mendi (Sp) Havana; Ubbergen
(DD, Aalborg
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 12--Arrived: strs
Florence Luckenbach, New York; Mary
New YORK Gbbergen (Dp, Port Arthur
-Artxandra Mendi (Sp). Liverpool 18th
Askawake, Gibraltar; New Orleans, Rot
terdam Phoenix Bridge, Cette Chicka-
mouga. Baltimore; Point Bonita, Balti-
more Scythian (Br), Baltimore Home
stead Plymouth Wilscox Hull, Van
burg II Devereaux New England
liohMai Maru (Japj, Colon. Sailed. 12th
S Sds Needn't gNor}. Progreso craigrownie,
Ayres; Winterswijk DD, Rotterdam
lperia (Br), a Cuban port; Ventura de
L lar5 ga OBJ, Galveston; Kincardine
(Br. Galveston; Ruapehu (Brj, Auck-
land Waaldyk (Dt, Rotterdam: Admiral
Hastings .(Br), Hamburg Cranberry (BD,
Newport News; Alpine Range (Br}, Lcith
Rochilie H5r)' sagua. Sailed: strs Nan
tucket Boston; Absaroka. Baltimore
Hoxie. Baltimore
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Aug 1s-Arrived:
Strs Occidental, " Mobile, Gulf of Mexico,
New York. Sailed strs Brilliant. Provi
dence; Socony. Providence
PORT EADS. La, Aug l3-Arrived :
Strs City Of Alton. Baltimore: Kamesit
Norfolk Newona (Br), Tampico; Nicarao
lHond), Port Cortez. Sailed Strs Che
luteca Giond), Port Cortcz Gansfiord
(Nor), Belize; Gunny (Nor), Progreso; St.
ratrick ,, lBr), LIVERPOOL; West chetac,
PORTLAND Me. Aug 13-Arrived: Str
Jonancy. Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Aug 13--Arrived Str
Liberator Baltimore. and sailed for west
coast. Sailed: Strs Crawford. Bremen;
City Of Montgomery, New York.