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The New York herald., 1921-09-11
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

name. Port Barrios; Manzanillo, Tamyiao,
MAnagua (Nic). Ausfields; Artza Mendi
sssilsd 10Th. str Garfield. South America.
Sailed 10Th. strs vauclin tFD. Antwerp
Pemnorvah (Br). Norfolk; Pencarrow tBr) !,
oeraek hn.,Is Lgsssn6aeh hSs Angeles
aoRFoGK. Va. % Sept Di ioDDAprivea. strs Al
eas Corfu Hss.sSa GS New s5Gs rAfss
ander Kjeland (Norl' New Orleans: somer-
set lBr). wellington for London.
Sailed 9th, str American tDutch), New
York, has also been reported for Beau
Sailed 9th. strs Santa Rosaiia. Yokohama; /;
Sramsn; csntai eFrI s Xms,erdasn; I'd Y Yoysisan
Boston; Dam Dsn.ho!m Dsn,. New ' YORK: New
Sailed 9th, strs Montoso. San Juan: 10th.
Cristobnl, Cristobal: uuahine (BD. London;
Glenbridse (Br)., Newport News; Alexander
Sailed 10th. strs Newton. Boston, Everett.
DO; schr Velma L Hamlin, Baltimore.
PORTLAND. o. Sept s-Arrived. strs Ume
San Francisco.
Arrived 9th. s.rs Vancouver tBD. Glas-
gov. &c; West Kadat. Shanghai. &c.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, sept e~Arrived. strs
fulfmaid. Philadelphia; Brilliant. Provi-
Arrived ,oth. .,rs Dordosn. sFD. Brsss;
Sailed Sailed On; ,,r Japan Arrow; Tampico, J..
PORT ia ATAMpA: Fla. Sept io-Arrivsd' str
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept io-Arrived. str
6hawmut. New York.
Korsfjord iNor). Guantanamo: Pontia. sund-
vail via Brest; MARCUS. do via DO.
Sailed 9th, str Rochester. Port Arthur.
Baton Rouge; Panuco New York Irloridian.
San Pedro, &c, via New York; Samuel L
Fuller. Tampico; Roseric tBr), -.
Sailed 10TH strs Nantucket. Boston; Sum
beam, Port Lobos: J Lackenbsch. Los
Angeles and San, Francisc. via New York
MsKs,ssport. Bordeaux via. via Hayre sc; ,o, -,
Arabian. towing barge z Il Haggett. Phila-
Passed out 9th, Q PM. tugs Savage. towing
Baldrock; 10Th. 8 AM. Prudence, towing
barges Larimer. for Providence. and Horace
Allyn. for Portland; 1880 AM. strs II
Amelia, do for Port Antonio.--Wind S. .
miles; partly cloudy smooth see.
oony NJ tcwns M Sspxe Ssps SfTosa ss Boston Tug
Arrived 10Th, strs West Isieta. New York;
ifPRReoSvsIhb PReovIbENGE Sssi0ii Ri. Sept s-Arrived, str
Dorchester. Norfolk and baltimore.
Lucy May. for St John. NIB (to load for
RoCkPoRT. Mass. Sept e--Arrived. barge
Esther Hughes. Boston (to load for New
York;.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept 9-Arrlved. str
Brush. Portland. Me. and Boston.
Arrived Sth, strs Woron (Br) Tyne: Sth.
Buckeye State. Honolulu: John 9 Fitzpatrick.
Nanaimo.
Sailed sth, strs Providencia. Santa Rosalia
z ID Kingsley (3r). Vancouver.
SEATTLE, Wash. Sept 9--Arrived. str
Lake Hecton. Portland.
Arrived Sth. str Lurline. Honolulu.
Sailed 9th. strs Yoshida Maru (Jap), 70
kohama. &c; Inaho Maru (Jap). do.
Sailed 9th, strs Arizona Maru tJap). Yo-
koh anna; Astronomer (Br), San Francisco.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept 10-Sailed, etrs
Wray Castle (Br), Japan and China; Will
lam Penn. Japan and China: City Of 81
Louis, New York.
TAMPA, Fla. Sept 10-Sailed. str Trlix-
lilo. New Orleans. schr Island Home (Br).
Isle OF Pines.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
These navy orders have been made pu

These navy orders have been made public 4
Capt. Cyrus w. Cole. to command U. s. s.
Mercy: Commander Isaac G. Bogert. TO COM
mand U. S. s. Charles Ausburn; Commander
william J. Giles. to Navy Department
Commander Laurence n. McNair. to de-
stroyer force. Pacific Fleet; Commander
William o. Spears. to u. s. s. Arkansas
Lieutenant Commander Robert r.. Bell. TO
home; Lieutenant Commander William II
p. Blandy, to u. 8. S. New Mexico. Lieu
tenant Commander Robert NJ. Doyle. Jr. 10
destroyer force, Atlantic Fleet: Lieutenant
Commander william s. Nicholas, to u. =. s.
Cleveland: Lieutenant Commander Jesse
Oldendorf. to staff Rear Admiral Casey 3
Morgan Lieut.. Malcolm w. Callahan, Y
Academy, Annapolis: Lieut.. Simon r. Fu
linwinder, to II. s. S. Cummings Lients
Thomas @. Latimore. Jr., Stuar; A. Mahcr.
John ]. Mahoney. Preston Marshall, y
Academy. Annapolis Lieut.. Gael Morgan. 20
Benjamin +. Perry, 10 Academy. Annapolis
Lieut.. Philip w. Yeatman. 70 Academy, An
napo'is Lieut.. Carl A. Broaddus, TO Navat
Medical School, Washington: Lieut. Franrls
G. Evers, resigned, Lieut.. Bcrton y
Sweeney, resigned; Bleutenant-C Command r
Robert 3. Chew, TO naval station, Guam
tanamo Bay. Cuba Lieut.. Benjamin Berko
witz, to ". s. s. Kanawha Lieut.. william
G. Colbert, to recruiting barracks, Hampton
Roads; Licu'enant-C commander George a.
Andrews. resigned: Commander water u
Allen. to navy yard, philadelphia Lteutrn-
ant-commander Joseph NJ Berman. 70 com
mand u. 3. S. Pensacola Lieut.. Ernes; ".
Kenyon TO u. $. 8. Dixie.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
SAILED.

(. strs La savoie (Fr), Hnvre; Ryndam
Dutch, Rotterdam Via Plymouth Ard Bou-
and Cherbourg: Columbia CDrl, Gia gov;
NJ + Elliott, Lobos: Ba-Sa tBr). Casabianca /:
lT-rt S. George (srl. ie nlu a; g orss re y
Jonee. Beaumont; MeSl o la,ana; Sa1na- ma
timore; FL Sol. Galvcrtoa; Cnlsmares. Ha-
yana: Jefferson, Norfolk. Porto RiCo, San
Juan. Qulpue (B). Buennsentnra: Momus.
New Orleans; corneiia. san Juan; MARY
Porto Plata.
strs 1 armania tBr). Liverpool; Mohawk,
Charleston and Jaclssonviile Philadelphia,
Curacao. orduna sBr,, Hamburgi Mexican;
Munanar. Nipe and Banss: TONER (Nor).
Santos and Rio Janeiro: Harold Walter
Tampico: Rrynhiid !Danl, Gibara via Nor,
W,cms. baltimore: MatinIcock, Texas City
Murrio. Galveston: Lake Stirling, Richmond
Lake Fariston, Port au Prince, &c; Cliy CT
Labor. ,Br), Port Said and Calcutta New
York, Port Arthur; Eastern King. Cork and
Beifas' :.
Jean (Fr). Dunkrk Via Bal imore.
Schr Robert l. Fean, jacksonville.
schr iwilbert s Bartlett. Charleston and
Savannah.
Sailed 9th, strs stavangeren tNor). From
ttra North American tBr). callao and Mol
lcndo.
The corrected rcniing Of the barometer
(rcduced to sea ieve) al New York on
Saiurfay. Sept 10, 1921 at AM, as re-
ported by tho United States Weather Bureau.
inches. This cioaely approximate neven hun
dred and Eixty-four (76N mtllmeters. Cap
tains OF all vessels now lylrg in or near the
ports OF New York and Brooklyn can adj
vantngeourly usc the above official data FOR
obrervng whether their own barometers re-
qure any considerable correction or adjust
ment,
clear. smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TO

When you are going 10 travel bywss
this fais book .our passage in sas
thai Saii uncer the American flag.
| Ihey are fast and luxurious, sa III.
10 all parts Of the world. These ships
are the syrIIcl of perfect comfort at sea
America idea OF -elnfort.
~--.sESc:R SERVICES
10 Europe
Plymouth. Eouiogne and London
From New York
Old North stats
Sept. 20
Centennial state
Oct. i1-Nov i2
Panhandle STATE
Oct. 25-Eov 2S-Uec. "a
orVmen and Danzig
From New YorH
Sept. 22-No.. 5-Dec. -
Hudson
Princess Matoika
Eept. f5-f0.t 2a-Dec. 10
Psymouth. Cherbonrg and Bremen
From New York
America
George .washnstOn
Oct. 4-Nov. 8.
united States Lines. Inc. 45 Broadway
whitehall 205o
South America
Ne Dc Janeiro, Monte,idco aud Buenos Aires
From New York
September II
Aunson 9. Q. Lines. "a Wall Street. ". II
Bowling Green 5000.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila. saigon. Singapore, Co
ionbo, Calcutta
Creole state
Sent. IA
Wolverine STATE
Oct. Is
Pacific Mail 8. $. Co.. Hanover Sc
n. Y TEL Bowling Green 1890.
Hc.oulg; Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai. Hong
From Seattle
Sept, snsfT i1-Nov. SS' y
Keystone State
The Admiral Line. II State ST.. N. Z.
From San Francisco
Empire State
Oct.
Hoosicr state
Oct. IL
Escific Man $. s. Co. . Hanover So. y. Z.
Tel. Bowling Green 1890
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana. Canal. Port 10. Angeles. san Fras.
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Hawkeye stats
Nov. 20-Jan. rs
Buckeye State
Oct s--Dec. iI-Fcb. 25
Matsen Navigation Co., 10 Market 1ts
Fan Francisco. Cal. 10 South Gag ~
Baltimore. Nd
US. SHIPPING BOARD
lIdasissso-nCIL n
eas2E!z:-gsy sss,
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
CLEARED.

[From u. s. Naval Communication Service.1
Str Dtxiano. MacIntyre. London (sugar)-
American Sugar Transportation Corporation.
and Belfast (generaD-Moore 4 Mccormack
Str Dakotan. Carlisle. Hamburg (generaD--
Str lTordenskjold (Nor), Kjole. Hamburg
tseneral) Kerr Steamship Co. Inc
Str 81 Jean CTR, cardn pnnklFE and
ME Generate TransatlantiQue.
Str Kinkasan Maru tJapl, Guillespie. Yo-
Eohan'a and Kobe ,, via Norfolk , an ana Panama
Str East Wind, Runkle. Cape Town. Mos
Sc. Bay. &C (general) Limited States and
Str lhIiadelphia, Goodman. Curacao. La
guayra and Puerto cabello via San Juap
(generall-Bliss, Dalett Co.
Str Porto Rico, Evans, San JUAN Ponce
and Mayaguez igeneraij-New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Co.
str Lake Fariston, Robins, Port de Paix
Port au Prince. &c (generaD-Clyde Steam
str Harold Walker. Jones. Tampico tbal-
last) pan-American Petroleum and Trans
Str Munsomo, sandln. Matanzas. cardenas
and Sagua (generaD-Munson Steamship
Str Str Brynhild (Dan,. Christensen. Manat
and Gibara via Norfolk (general)-Munson
Str Munamar. Mcdonald. Nipe and Banes
tgeneral) --Munson Steamship Line.
Str Mexico, Jones, Havana (generaD-New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str 81 Sol, Patten. Galveston (generaD--
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Momus. Maxson New Orleans tgeneraD
Southern Pacific 60.
Str Nordamerika DAM. Linnet. Charles
ton (baliast)--iowring Co.
Str Lake Gilboa, Forrest, Wilmington and
Brunswick tgeneraD -Clyde Steamship Co;
Str Jefferson. Horsiey. Norfolk (generaD--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling. Whiiehurst Richmond
Va (general) Richmond and New York
Steamship Go.
Str viliorlo Emmanuele III, Chapman
tfrorn Eamburg). Baltimore (rcsdue) Kerr
Steamship co.
str Cape Henry, whltehurst. Baltimore
tgrrcrsb--Atlan:ic, Gulf and Pacific Co.
syr Mexican. keene. Boston (generaD =
Jnitod American Lines, Inc.
schr sWIlbert 5 Bartlett zulierri, Charles
ton end Savannah tbalast) )-Gilmartin 4 Co.
schr Hillcrest (Brl, Gild.rt, Charlottetown.
PEI (o0aD--J + whitney co.
schr Mabel = Gunn tBr). Mckinley. Sher-
brooke, Ms (ballast)--J + Whitney 4 co.
Tug Gypsum King. Miller, .spcneers Island.
Ms (bailast)--J L whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

Al ALEXANpRA. Sept s--saiisd. str Hsimon
AMsTERpAM. sept s--Arriv.d. str Biz
AN: ASrWERp. fasi Sop; sSD; s-ArriSsd. str sohoh.r,..
AvoSMovms, Sept s-s.iled. str Mono
Arrived 9th. strs salacia tBr). Montreal; !;
iothi Msst csps, Bsltim1rs rS'ysa .,r Au.,o-
tIr}. saaitls; wiiihiio. DO; Hwah Ping
qnn saisd sans stS .srs manf k.n... eDr Yokohama:
Fnss. MaES ss . % ass ss
fBss BaN' sDs Tss.' ST Msya tB
BARRY. Sept s-sailsd. str wAstplein
Dutch. Montreal.
BOMBAY; sepy 7-Arrived. str City Of
AdsnIss sHSos 9sr AEs Ssg geo aosk arrv.a ctr. Pal
las. San Francisco; Tasmania Maru Iap).
moIfsi f. new ssas ssss eS Ssssr %
CoRuNNA. Sept 9-Arrived. str HolIandia
aiis1ro SsY osssns ssp sArr,vea str. En.ley
City. Galveston: Achilles. Norfolk.
Sailed 9th. strs Ansaldo ~ utaD. Genoa:
AmPaiiaEa ar ssB sBr s. G..ner,nss naa,gv mns H
BMpEN, Sep, e-Arrivsd. str samnanssr
N'or). Montreal.
tFr1. Mobile; schroon, Galveston; 5th. Tar
NINA fItaD. Philadelphia.
GIBRAi TAR. Sept 9--saiied.. strs Andrea
Roads; Mincio dtal). from Venice for do.
GLASGOW. Sept s--Arrived. str Pretorian
tBrl, Montreal.
Arrived 9th. strs Masdaia tBr. Tampa,
.Qth, Coelleda, Baltimore.
Sailed 10th. str Cameronia (Br). New
Sailed 10th. str Canadian Commander tBr).
Montreal
GcTHENBuRG. Sept lo-saned. str Stock
h9l@ MsyT,,c ysm; Nsg s.ni York. rrvoa ar Narne
HAVANA, Sept s--sailcd. str San Gil (Br).
from Boston for Cristo5ai
IiAvRE. Sept io-Arrived. str Lafayette
HONG KONG. Sept o--Arrived. strs Bessie
Dollar tBp. Vancouver; Empress OF Asia
Sailed 9th, strs Katori Maru Jap). Sc
aitle Tonyo Maru tJap). San Francisco.
HUELvA. Sept 3-sailed, str GAIA (PorD.
1esWisH. Sept s--Arrived. str Janelew.
san Francisco.
IQuIcUE, Sept 7-saied. str caciaue. Del
KOBE. Sept 7-soilcd. str Siberia Maru
tJap), from Hong Kong for San Francisco.
LISBON. Sept ARRIVED. str Ra!fuku Maru
LfvERPoCI, Sept 9-Arrived. strs Alex
andrian (Br>. New Orleans: Brant County
tBr). Montreal.
Curnsc Mime dosa tBr). Montreal.
Sailed 9th, str Meli'a fBr), Montreal.
Sailed 10Th, strs Baltic tBrl. New York;
Carona (Br). do.
Sailed 10Th. str Eastern Sailor. Los An
LIZARD. Sept 10. ass AM--Passod. s,r
Beukesdyk Dutch. Baltimore for Rotter-
dam.
LONDON, Sept e-Arrivcd strs Missouri
tBrl. Baltimore: Troutpool lBrl. Montreal.
Arrived OH, str Vindelia (Br). Montreal
LONDONDERRY. Sept e--Arr!ved. str
Fanad Head tBr). Montreal.
NcHEsTER, Sept 9--Arrived. str West
CelIna, Baltimore.
Sailed 9th. str Manchester Hero tBr). Mon
MSNRovIA. Sep, s-Arrived. str West
NAPLES, Sept 2--sailed. str Regina
d'Italia GtaD, New York.
NEWPORT, L. Sept io-sailed. str Falls
city tBr), Galveston.
CTARU, Sept s-Arrived. str Gaelic Prince
(Pr) New York.
PORT SAID, Sep, G-sailed, strs Kath-
lamba (Br), from Calcutta for New York:
TIN. City OF Norwich fBr). from Hong Kong
for Boston and New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept H--Arrived, strs Ben
gloe (Br), Portland, o: Mount Whitney
RIO JANEIRo. Sept fo--Sailed. str Aware
tBraz), from Santos for New York.
Arrived 9th. str Vauban tBr). New York
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
MODERN PORT MADE
TEN TIMES OLD SIZE
New York Commercial Secre-
taries Hear Of Plans for
Handling Traffic Here.
spsosa, Despatch to TIM r~.w ro.x Tuu1p

Special Despatch to TIM NEW York Hu1AIp.
JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Sept lo>-The
Port Of New York will be able to &c
commodate ton times its present I'M
mense amount OF traffic when Its Inn
provement and development are finished.
said Major Elihu c. Church. Jr.. trans
portation engineer of the Port OF New
York Authority. to the secretaries Of
sixty New York chambers OF COM
merce meeting here to-day.
The port problem, especially In its
relation to the cost of doing business
in the State of New York. was one OF
the chief topics considered. A motion
picture illustrating the report of the
New York. New Jersey and Harbor
Development Commission, which the
Port Authority succeeded. was shown
for the first time outside of the met
ropolitan district. Major Church said;
lone Of the most serious economic
charges that can be brought against
the United States Is that as nation
we are often over-equipped and under
organized. We have a tendency to
meet new burdens and achieve results
by the mere magnitude OF the mechani-
cal facilities which we call Into use,
rather than by the intensive and ef-
fective use Of what we have.
"A great plant and costly and ex-
tensive equipment are not always as
sets. Such a plant Is often q serious
liability, with intolerable overhead OK
penses of interest, depreciation. tax
alton and insurance. not to speak of
the costs of operation. Furthermore.
t is frequently cumbersome and hard
to manage In a general way that has
been the trouble with the Port OF New
York. but a cure has been found.
thanks to united action.
Administration to Save.
"whila the port authority will be
ever on the lookout to avail itself Of
all the most approved time and labor
saving devices, 1t will probably gain
Its greatest results by It's methods Of
operation. Whatever Is to be done will
be most carefully planned In advance
and all duplication Of effort avoided.
There will be centralized coordinating
authority. a unified direction and con-
troll. and a continuing policy carried
out year after year by an organized ad-
ministration which will obtain q maxi
mum of result at minimum of cost.
'As the representatives of the great
business interests OF the State Of New
York. you realize from costly personal
experience the handicap that has been
placed on all your enterprise by the
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,

Steel Ranger 21S sw Hatteras 9th.
Sw!ftarrow 90 Jupiter 9th.
Ewiftstar 120 8 Block Lsland 10th.
Tekoa $50 u by " Hatteras 9th.
Texas 3S7 Hatteras 9th.
Trinidadian 20 " Tampico 9th.
Turrialba $50 S Ambrose 9th.
vancolite 220 Hatteras 9th.
w 9 TeagIe $50 NE Tampico eth.
w L Steed It's NE Jupiter 9th.
Walter jennings f1S Y Jupiter 9th.
Wellington ltug) 60 N Charleston 9th
West Totant Is SW Hatteras 9th
William Green 20 " Hetzel Shoal oh.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
PASSENGER sTDAlMRs aAILED.

New York.
BALTIC (Br,. from Liverpool ION for New
cAMERoNIA (Br). from Glasgow 10th for
New York.
CARoNIA (Br). from Liverpool sth for
New York.
KAToRI MARu tJAp). from Hong Kong eth
for Seattle.
MELITA (Br>. from Liverpool 9th for Mon
treal.
ROMA (Fr), from st A,chasls 9th for New
York.
SIBERIA MARU (Jap). from Kobe 7th for
San Franclsco.
STOCKHOLM (Hw). from 0cthsnburg 10th
TENYO MARU (Jap). from Hong Kong 9th
for San Frsncisoo,
for New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

Landmark--Coco Cay. Almirants Bay-The
of Aug %, 1921. that Pillar Tree. In ap-
proximateiy lat . Is 45 N. Ion SO - so ". u
no longer visible. having either been blown
down or fallen from decay.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Cape Samana Light, Hayti-The master Of
str fungus (Nor) reports that Cape Samana
light, In approximately lat 10 l8 30 ", lon
90 0S 3s w, was not burning on the night Of
Aug 20. 1921.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Sept 1o--Barometer at
noon. 1905 inches; wind. r. light breeze;
weather. fine: temperature. 80 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

aohtnuauquas Win ..
Bound East.
Str Sarah weems. New York for Montville.
CT Cat 9:15 AND.
schr Favonian tBr). New York for Mira
micli.
for Halifax.
schr Mabel Il Gum (Br). New York for
Sherbrooke.
bchr Francis Goodnow. New York for .
schr Frances Eikin (Br). Jersey City for
St John.
schr Lizzie Small. Perth Amboy for
Bangor.
scnr Freddie Eaton. Port Reading for Ca
lais. Me,
schr Rebecca G whilldin. Port Reading
for Calais
schr Storm Petrol. Port Reading for Nc
kinley, Me.
Tugs. Revere. with barges Cat 10 AND |;
Buey, light (at $50 AM); Clara II Doane.
with. 2: Suamioo. with 2.
Steam lighter A ID Macgill.
Sailed 10th, schr Whlteway (Hr), from
Elizabsthport for st John. NIB.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

EMPRESS OF ASIA tBr). at Hong Kong
EMPREss OF FRANCE nr,. At Liverpool
FREDERIC VIII tpan,. ). at Copenhagen 9Th.
LAFAYETTE (Fr). at HAvre 10th.
OLYMPIC (Br), at Southampton 10Th.
pANNONIA (Br), At Trieste sth.
PRETONIAN tBr), IT Qiasgow Sth
TAORNIEA (ltal). 1t Genoa 9Th.
vAEDAN (Brl, at Rio Jansiro Oh.
WAlRUNA (Br). ~ sydney. NsW. 9th.
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..VT wnSGrCS s.Ss;s :ouR Pc Il z ss s1ssss
matsiy lat Is and lon ~. moving west-
northwestward. Dangerous for vessels In
western Caribbean Sea sunday.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

-resent inefficiencies OF the Port OF
New York. but every business inteie-.
should be concerned In and should sup
port the plans under way to reorganize
the port.
'It is needless to point out that New
York Is the gateway OF the nation
through which passes half the com
merce of the entire country. 1t is
sufficient that you know il IL your port.
that every dollar and every hour saved
In carrying on its great commercial ac-
tivities Will be just SO much personal
gain.
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"one for All. All for one."

"The frat step I'm this scheme of inn
provement was taken four years ago
when ths Legislatures OF New Jersey
and New York. by concurrent action
established the Port and Harbor Dcvel-
opment Commission with Its staff of
experts to make study of the prob
lem and formulate q comprehensive
programme for development. Such ac-
ton was necessary because over a hun
dred different municipalities and terri
tory OF two States are embraced in
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
EUROPE.

GdyERNEss -Frencb ,aav y,---..s... nsry.a,- .d,,..
tion. highest references having pns~a -
and visa United States. would enter Aneri-
can family as teacher or gosernsss ~ tie
Mr.. l.. HART. care Independent Artists. l94T
Broadway. Now York.
SPLENDID Aubusson salon. large sofa
eight chairs, carved rosewood, $50 OOi
francs; magnificent lacqi'ered screen, tinted
pearl inlayings. Write M1ROT. Poste RE-
FRENCH firm wants an agent In United
\ States. LEFEBRB POSTE PRIvEB. 81
Pass. Jouffroy. Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East.

Str North Land. Boston for New York.
Tugs Spartan. with 3 barges Cat 0:lo AND
Hohendauqua, with 8.
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Administration to Save.

STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOUR
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

Importer (Brl. bsfors reported disabled. v
being towed to Esquimalt. whore she expects
to arrive Tuesday
The commonwealth., 1921-12-28

FOR SALE-12 good mules. J
F. Menees. 12-27-tf
The commonwealth., 1921-12-28
IL it's Electrical or Plumbing
Contract or Repair--phone
1870, Fatheree--At Your Ser.
vice.
TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me as Trustee in that certain deed
of trust executed by Andrew Gard
ner and others on the 26th day of
February, 1921, in favor of Mrs. w.
W. Payne, TO secure an Indebtedness
therein mentioned, which deed of
trust is of record on page 470, book 25,
of the Records Of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust on Lands of said
County, default having been made in
the payment of said indebtedness, ]
will, at the request of the holder and
owner of said Indebtedness, on Mon
day, the 23rd day of January, 1922,
within legal hours, in front Of the
courthouse door in the City Of
Greenwood, Mississippi, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property, to-
wit:
The West Half (W 1-2) of the
Northeast Quarter (NE 1-4), Section
twenty three (23), Township twen-
ty two (22) Range Two (2) West,
in Leflore County, Mississippi, and 5
Mules and | Horse.
Said property will be sold to salts
fly the indebtedness named in said
deed of trust, and all costs. shall
convey only such title as is vested in
me as Trustee.
Witness my signature, this the 10Th
day of December, 1921
r. G. McBEE.
Trustee.
Copy of this notice this day posted
at the courthouse door.
R. C. McBEE.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-28
All Russian Committee
Meets Banishment

MASCOW, Dec. Establishment
to Totma, small village in Vologda
province more than 100 miles from
the railway, is the penalty imposed
upon DR.. N. M. Kishkin and nine of
his associates on the All-Russian
Committee for Famine Relief who
were arrested three months ago just
as they were preparing to leave for
England to enlist foreign aid in the
battle against famine.
Maxim Gorky was member Of this
committee. He has since left Rus
sia and gone to Germany, to the in
tense displeasure of many Russians
who ailege that Gorky gave his word
he would never leave Russia until
his associates on the relief commit
tee were released.
DR.. Kishkin was Minister for
Home affairs under the Kerensky
regime and was several times May
or of Moscow. He was formerly a
prominent leader in the Cadet party
Among the prominent Russians who
are to suffer banishment with him
are Professor Prokopovich and his
wife, who is known in public life as
Catherine Kukova.
Osorgin, journalist who was is
sueing relief journal for the COM
mittee, is also to sucer banishbent
The All-Russian Committee for
Famine Relief waas dissolved several
months ago on the charge that anti
Bolshevists abroad had intended tc
use the committee as tool to over
throw the Soviet regime in Russia.
1t is reported in September tina,
four Of its members, N. M. Kishkin,
S. N. Prokopovich, Catherine Ku-
kova and M. Avsarkissoff, were
about to be executed. To save them,
Michael Fedoroff, President of the
United Relief Committee of Russian
Organizations in Europe, asked the
British Government to intervent.
Metropolitan Archbishop Platon of the
Russian Orthodox church residing in
the United States, issued an appeal
at that time to the heads Of all Chris
tian churches imploring them to
make every effort to save the lives
of the four former members of the
disbanded relief committee.
George Chitcherin, the Russian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, soon af-
ter denied that the four persons had
been executed and said they were
"quite safe"