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New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Incoming Steamships
Oue Tn-1av
Duo To-day

AESnCY.
Taketoyo Maru. Singapore. Aug 1s.
Houlder. Weir 3 BOYD
King, City: Shields, Sept lo....U Nay co
sers aog lsand hizerts Sept E1peSt Cory
asss ser seps ss sFSs CO
Ft st George. Bermuda. Oct T.. Furn- Witty
Creole New Orleans, Oct 1..SOuth Pacific Co
Holland d-America Line
iceland. Antwerp. Sept IS. Red star Limo
Aeolus, Santos. Sept 81. MuNaCn Lines
Duo Tomorrow
Britannia. Marseilles. Sept a.. .Fabre Limo
Ossneke. Belfast. Sept "a.
siboney, Havana. Oct s.. Ward Limo
Celtic, liverpool, Oct T.. White Star Limo
Nerentia. Shields. Sept 90 Fl. .Cunard Line
Fenchurchs Malaga Sept %;
Pastores. Havana, Oct 6. United Fruit CO
Pananan. Philadelphia, Sept 8.
Duo Monday
Bergensfjord, Christiania, Sept 90.
Norwegian-A Limo
France, Havre. Oct s........ 3 French Line
Nauban. Rio do Janeiro. Sept 20.
Lamport & Holt Line
Mongolia, Hamburg, Sept IS Amer Limo
Robert Dollar. Gibraltar. Sept~Sc.
Dollar 8 S Co
VIM Tupper, Barbados Oct s...clyde Co
Due Tuesday
PanuoniR, Naples Sept 2s... .Cunard Line
Pencisely. Gibraltar, Sept 26
Phelps Bros. INC
MORO Castle. Havana, Oct s..Ward Linz
Due Wednesday
Polonia, Danzg, Sept 28...Bg!t!c- Am Limo
Ipswich. Hamburg. Sept a.
United Amer Lines
Ocean Monarch, Algiers. Sept a.
Ifoulder, Weir & Boyd
Duo Thurxday
Ordun&. Cherbourg, Oct 4.
Royal Mail steam Packet
S,xao,s- Santa Marta. Oct L.. Unit Fruit CO
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Arrived Yesterday

STR Virginia. LCoos Sept 2-, TO thc
sxas Co. with crude on Texas Co docks,
Str | { white. Tampico Sept %: to the
tan-AneriCan Petroleum Transport Co.,
with crude oil; Carreret, y J.
str J A Bostwick. LoDos Sept IS; 10
Robert Hague, With crude oil; Pier 8.
Constable Hook. \. ].
Str City Of Norwich tr>, Hong Kong
July 8, Manila -, Singapore Aug Q, Pc
pang 10. Port Said Sept :. Oran 10 and
Boston 4 10 Norton, Lilly & Co with mer-
chandise. Pier > Bush Docks. Bklyn-
Str Amsteliahd CDu>, Amsterdam Sept
"a to Punch. Ecye & Co. with mdsc; Pier
3. Bush Docks, Bklyn-
s&r Donald stcKay, Melbourne July "a,
1.ytte!ton Aug s. Wellington II, Napier IL
and Cri~tobsl sspt %; 70 the New York
and Australasia Steamship Co. with tndse;
VT Creole. New Orleans sept 30; to the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
1ndae. Pier ~. North River.
atr Matura (Brl, Perth Anboy; 70 Fur
ness. W!thy ( Co. in ballast; Pier 24.
Str Carmania (Br). Liverpool Sept 81.
Queenstown % and Halifax Oct Al:
20 the Curard Steamship co, Ltd with
14s-nrst, S6e second 3s7 third class pas
ser Eastgate (Br), st Vincent. c V. Sept
90 10 Louis Dreyfus K CO, In ballast !;
anchored of stapleton, /
so \ & X Smith. in ballast; anchored Off
SIR John D Rockefeller. Lobos Sept 2s
20 Robert l. Hague, with crude oil: Pier
5, Eayonne. y J.
Str Milwaukee Bridge. Heisingfors Sept
and Sunesyaal IT; 10 Moore e Nc
Corniack. with rndse; isth st. E r.
Str E:oeene. Providence Oct . to Stand
ard Oh Co; = 10th st. Bklyn-
Sch Atlanta, 70 II Jaeger.
U s Mexican. Newport; anchored in
North Elger.
Str Coliamer. Baltimore Oct 3: 20 Co.'S
yropoi.tan Shipping Co, with mdse, Pier
str Tivives' Puerto Colombia Sept 27,
Santa Marta 20 and Kingston Oct .; TO tho
United Fruit Go. with passengers. mails
And ndse.
ssr Fort 81. George (gr). Bermuda
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

Str Lake Elsmere, Boaton. Sailed: Str
lenans 2. n . Msw = Yqrn l.sI2; ". ~.
strs Kelley (Br>. San Francisco via Pan
anne Canal: Giandoylc (Br). Norfolk
Sailed: strs Capulin. Leith via Phnadel
Barry
NORFOLK. Oct e--Arr.ved 9th: strs
Shelley (Br), San Francisco; -arnisto 90.
Palisades. Dublin; Conehatta, Baltimore;
Melrose, New England: Kenowis New
Tork' 70 Mary l Baxter, New York; shsat
Sailed, 9TH: strs city OF Chester (Br). New
Zealand: Tiara (Br). Buersos Ayres; Audi
tor New Orleans; Emmanuel Accanla Ht),
Henrik Lund (Nor). liverpool; Guernsey
(Norl, Ham burg: 9Th. Scientist (Brl Bar
r.; loic lhr,: Rto Dc Janstro; Gapu!iq
Noyes. New Eng land; Glendoyle. Kingston.
PHILADELPHtA. Oct s--Arrived: Strs
stkelstad (Nor}. Norfolk; Lake Tippah
MueVitas; Gufstrean, Fort Arthur; Ocmul
gee. New York; PanaInan, New yorA
Nantuchet' S,a Boston; Berwindvaie (Brl.
iielsingfors. etc; Robert Z Hopkins, Port
l,obos Orines lNor}, New York; Bayonne
Sew York; schr Mary Bradford Pierce
PORT EADs. La. Oct s-Arrtvcd: Sire
3y,gs"ldale :, New York; Canada Maru tJap),
Howick Hall. Calcutta; Pearldcn, Tampico
Relay tcable ship. Cuff waters: Santa
Aliqla Aliha S1r2. J2. %ssico; N Iegueigalpa {Hond)
Blaafjeld (Nor). Vera Cruz; Broford
6Nor), La Pallice; Carthage. ,Crstobal: !:
Ceiba (liond), Ceba; Janeta (Rr), Giaa-
gov; Mont Pelvou1 (Tr}. Naples.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 5--Arrtved: strs
Treeport Sulphur No S. Galveston: Aetya-
naX tBr). Glasgow; Manoa, honolulu !;
Siina!oor (DO, Batavia and Yokohama
Sailed; Str Siberia Maru {Jap), Hong
SAVANNAH Oct s-Arrived: strs
Fiume GD. Philadelphla; CITY OF sayan-
nah New York. Sailed: Strs Wilcasino,
brcrnen; Nacoochce. Boston; Persian. Bal
TAMPA. Fla. Oct s--Arriyed: Str Lewis
4 Thurlow. Baltimore. Sailed: str Cody.
Hull.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, oc. e-Ar-
rived: schrs Erwin J Iuce. New York
for Addison; Annie p Chase, New York for
Machias Arrived and sailed: Schr La
Nin!a II Snow. New YORK Cor Rockport Nc
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Ga now r.cord
10, the passage from North Atlantic
shipping Board str Eoosier State, which
arrived here last evening. IA days, IL
hours and 50 minutes from Philadelphia.
a remarkable run Of days and IA hours
was made from Balboa to this port aver
aging 1873 knots. Tho Nnor which vas
srs,xht sn sr nj. maiden voyag' carried neither
Orient October l2 she VIII be tho third
'0s5" liner In tho Pacific Mail Trans
Pacific service.
Because of the disabling OF the American
Hawaiian st- Arizonian on Puget Sound
tho str Alaskan will take tho Artxon'ans
seneo1Ls sen tbs On the , 1eturn trip 70 New York
Philadelphia. will substitute FOR the Alas
kan in Incorporating the American Hawai-
Starting With the str Sinaloa (Mex), sail
Ing from this port November IS. the Mex-
lean States Line will lnaugurate a fort
San Francisco to Mexican and Central
American ports. employing six Mexican
steamers built IN Crest Britain for this
SAN PEDRO. Oct G. - Tho str West
Prospect, next to the last Shipping Board
lvered to struthers & Dixon yesterday and
started loading for tho Orient. She Will
tinish loading at San Franc!sco, reversing
through this port were ssbs,5lo, an In
crease Of 2s per cent over last year. Ex-
I,
1920 to $l.1S4,019 in tho same month Of
this year.
v1cToRIA, Oct Survey Of tho str
Canadian Importer (Br), drydocAed at
Esquirnat yesterday revealed no defects
in the hull to account for the flooding Of
the engine room, by which the vessel was
disa bied at aeYeral weeks ago. The
seacocks we're in working order. bu. t,
IS believed they may have been tampered
with
Tho str Toyo Hasn't Maru (Jap), Kam-
chatAa for London with cargo of sal
mon. before reported disabled hero with
engine trouble, finished repairs yesterday
and proceeded for tho Panama Canal.
HONOLULU. Oct Owing to the de-
preston in the shipping business tho divl-
dend OF Togo K!sen Katsha. third largest
Japanese line. has been reduced to per
NEW YORK. Oct s--schr Isabel c Har-
ris. In port here. has been purcha6cd by
Captain q A Gilbert, Boston, private
terms.
schr Edith Belliveau arrived at Barba-
dos from Can pbellton with a deckload
OF luInber gone, according to advces re-
ceived here.
KEY WEST. Fla. Oct Str Ardmore,
| New York for Fort Lohca arrived here
with machinery disabled.
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct e--rhe British
str Ashworth sailed to-day with wheat for
Cork The British Gtr Pennyworth ar
rived from Liverpool to load wheat. The
American schr Levi w Ostrander has been
chartered to carry lumber from Coosbay
, to japan.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Buyers Arrived


4. Kennel Sporting Goods Co: A. z.
Kennedy IPs,N!1ng p,pdns goS1s; BsssiIn ss1in
Nerpolshei1ner Co.: r. A. Stono, boys
clothing; care os Morgan & Ahrens. tiTo
B'way
Z. S. -Ayres Co; Miss Olden, skirts: ass
y; p: wasson 6 Co.; G; W Et!oymson,
Alfred Fantl lls W. 22d st.
('oldstetn Bros: S. ]. Goldstein. women s
ready to wear. ch!drens wear; Ao4 4th
- JACKSON. MISS.
Union Dept store; R. f. Walter, gen.
'fa 'nas'. kNoXy11r S1s,sS a,tl rrSx ,S ". SEA st.
Daniel Briscoe Co; r. Doess.r. whit.
LINCOLN, NEB.
=. ~, a., .iefpolshe1iner ~ Co.; II. l. Schmidt.
LYNCHBURG, W. VA.
J. II. Miller CO.; ]. Jefferson. beddius~
comforts. upholstery. drapery. noor cover
S ,.l.'FA'"@. MEHrnis, M %'fi TENN.
women's, lnases ana chidren's ii : s'se@ts eoats
Jobs of suits; Alfiiated Stores. 1879 B'wuy
- MILWAUKEE
cazar. 4A'
NJ. Ilemann; A. II wettendort un-
trimmed hats; a5 ". a9th st.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Powers Mercantile Co.; X. Knox. hosiery.
underwear and knit goods; is W 3eth ri
Dayton Co; Mr.. Lernc-. basement
raisses. dresses, girla' coato aud drcssea:
rs 5th av. 4'."'
MOBILE, ALA.
Pollock Dry Goods Co. Inc.---A n Eosen
baum notions hosiery. clen's furnishings
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Castner Knott Co; Nj. N. Kirk. Iaces
cnbroideries, ribbons. notions, leathej
goods and jewelry: 23 n. 26th st
tirschberg BroH.; =. Gross ready .c
wear; Pennsylvania. -
NEW HAVEN, CONN
, Shartcnbcrg 6 Robinson; Thoa " Cal
llgan. lHcea. ribbons and gloves. w "
FiacN. dresg goods J. A. F:nnigan, to,e,
goods e. II. Ella. upholstery; r. V Mac.
hie hosiery and mems furnishing: Mis-,
Wymhn. hmonoa; J. 4. Foy clohing: 40.
Lawronce Eek. wooden piece goods; Park
Avenue. -' a. "
D.. II. starin. wooden ana cotton piece
NEW ORLEANS
~ nnusnan isass. bros.; J. shushan, ladies'
!aincontb, 3e5 Eroadway
NORFOLK. VA.
Ncw York Clothing House. = stsrn
borough "''N'' "A~' 4
j. Gotti'eh, generni rnduc: Grand
NORWICH. conn.
Reid g. Hughes Co. j. r.. CIeve,s,d
hreshet, furs fur coats conts and nuita
care OF Dry Goods Alliance. 4oi Ith ~
OAKLAND. CALF.
Stcney iAcA F!rlth Co. 1t r \S.tn,.-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

youths clothing and furnishings: Penn
. : -'' OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.
Field Cloak Co; =. Chapman. wonen's
ready to wear; care J. Blumenthal. ll70
rETERsBERG, Va.
II Vice. dry goods, mems clothing;
Bresiin.
George Eastman & Sons; c. Eastman.
G. S Tanguay &. Co: c. s, Tanquay.
mfrs. won1en's cloaks and suits; Grand
Lit Bros. Miss Hickey, petticoats; 1861
Broadway
Green berg boys clothing: Pennsylvania
A. & .B. Skirt Co.; j. II. Brown. skirts;
As ". 2.th ut.
N. a. Cohen; wooden and cotton piece
goods, fannels. dornesties, silks, satins,
velvets; Great Northern:
Gordon r Noble; J. Gordon cotton
piece goods, nannels, domestics pennsyl-
Vanie.
4: N, Weiss. woolen. and cotton piece
]. Mar.is coats and SUITS. waists; Park
Avenue.
Gimhel Bros; c. Z. schafer, s,oves;
l.. Schwartz & Co; L. Schwartz. dresses.
coats, suits. waists; Grand.
Brodsky Bros; S. II. Brodsizy, dry goods,
''''' -'''' PITTSBURGH
:: J; ssppsr, clothing; Martiniqus.
infants wear; 4O4 4th az.
McCreery Co. II. P Morshach, leather
sstS ssSHas, St. 01''' ana '0''s' "F''''ss' % T.
Roasnbauna Co. I. Marcus; basement
coats. suits dresses and childrea's wear;
Frank & scder; II. Davis sweaters;
Af{iatsd lated. Eetai naI Stores ores. 157a @ swsy
sisrs. fur coats, Miss T.. Miller veils veil.
ings. handherchiofs. neckwear. 1861 Broad
way.
rtt IN inv,
Joseph Horne Co; Mrs. M. Burke, dress
os; 225 5th ~:
NJ. G. Polit4, mems clothing: Pennsyl-
vania.
PROVIDENCE
I. Rose; !. Scheck mems and hovs' cloth
Ing, furnishing goods; Hermitage.
RICHMOND, VA.
Miller 8 Rhoads, Mr.. D!edenhover, ready
70 wear; 40: 4tn AZ
Dreyfus. Co.. Miss L. Vaughan, dresses
coats, suits waists, muslin underwear; ;
caro- Landres, SO w. 32d st.
ROCHESTER,
Duff Duffy Powers c.; Miss 7: C9nen, Jobs
mems wool shirts boys and cnildren's
hosiery mems and boys furnishing; Miss
S. Tcldnan, Jobs ahirtwaists. sweaters
Affiliated Retail Stores, 1872 E'way
B. Torman Co.; Mrs. G. Fuller, dresses ,
SAN ANTONIO, TEN.
Ring q Nathan, Sol c. Nathan, ready 10
wear: McAlpin.
SAN FRANCISCO
Abrams Co; J. l.. Abrams, coats. Huits
dresses sc &c. 28th st.
Hale Bros. Miss c. Kane aprous. SIX
and muslin underwear: so Union Square.
Vale Bros: Miss M Lenahan, laces, en-
broder.es, handlcrchicfs. neckwear, trim
mtnRs, fancy braids. wells, veillngs; 90
Crion Square.
SCHENECTADY, ny.
Wallace Co; Miss A. Irisch, infants
wear; Nartininue.
SHREVEPORT, IA.
Goldrings; Mrs. D. Coldrtng. ready ~
wear; s03 6th av Room 1TI7.
SELMA ALA
Rothschild Mercantile Co: A. Roths-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

yesterday that there is tie same re-
luctance among American shipping
men to sign an international pact as
there is for the country to Join the
League of Nations.
One of the most important questions
TO be debated AT the international con-
ference is the adoption Of uniform
load-lino policy. Establishment Of
load-line regulations on American YES
sells was the subject Of extended hear
lngs before the House Committee on
Merchant Marine and Fisheries and
the Senate Committee on Commerce
at Washington last year following the
introduction Of bills in both branches
OF Congress- Representatives of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
tion at that time appeared before the
committees and stated that while they
approved the general principle Of load
lines. the enactment Of the pending
bills would greatly handicap American
vessels in competition with foreign
fleets. They asked for delay on the
bils co permit discussion Of q univer-
sal policy in cooperation with other
maritime countries. Members of the
committees, it is understood, gave
considerable weight to thi. argument
in deciding not to press the load-lino
DlilS TO vote.
Prefer Present Liability Rule
Sentiment among the steamship men
seems to be unfavorablc TO approval Of
the Hague Shipping Rules, the most
important of which is the limitation Of
the liability of shipowners for loss and
damage to approximately $4,000 FOR
each package except when there is mu-
tual agreement for greater liability.
1t is pointed out that while it Is de-
sirable to have uniform regulations on
the responsibility Of carriers, Ameri-
can owners will probably prefer to
stand upon the provisions Of the exist
ing Harter act. The latter limits the
liability of shipowners substantially to
500 per package except when q higher
for the additional risk. The bills of
lading under the terms Of the Harter
act permit the carriers, according to
low rates in competition with the vcs-
sells of other nations because Of the
smaller losses which they may be called
upon to pay in the event of misfortune.
When the shipper desires full cover
age he must pay an extra charge.
The steamship owners have already
made plans to fight the attempts of
the shippers and Insurance companies
TO press through Congress bill to
amend the Harter act by increasing
the liability OF carriers. The Inter
state Commerce Commission and the
Shipping Board also have under con-
sideration at present uniform
through bill Of lading to cover ship
ments over both rail and water. The
chief purpose Of this document, it is
from the point of origin to dcstina-
ton by eliminating difficulties at sea-
board. The provisions Of the Harter
act are not affected.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

Vancouver and Victoria. Fl. c.. steam sh p
Empress OF Asia. October 8.
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies tex
cspt sumatra>. via Seattle. steamship
Wenatchee. October 10.
Hawaii, Philippians Islands. Straits SETTLE
rnents, Sumatra and specially addressed
india and Cevlon. Via San 1-rancisco l7l is.s1'
stean,chIp Wolverine State, October 10
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, Via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti, October 90
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
of the following dates. Perth August al
Sydney, September s.; Auckland. Septem-
Der 13: Honolulu, September "a, which ar
rived per str Makura. were dispatched eart
from seattle on october !, and mails
dated. Manila, September 6; Houkden, Sep
tembcr 10; Shanghai, September 49, Yoke
hama. September Il. which arrived per
str keystone State. dispatched caet
from Seattle on October ..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

child. readv % wear. millinery; soS 5th
,, ). I;iNcf1Enn. MASS: -.,t,.
Albert Steieer & Co: r. Steiser reaoy
to wear. 40l 4th av.. 7lh foor.
Tror.icnt- -Dunclser CARPET Co. Il. H.
Scruggs. Nendsrvoort & Barney Miss
Lsyensts.n. !, drsssss 22o -, IN W vos hand
kerchiefs 377 B'way.
Orwtn's; II Katzmau jobs coats, suits;
3. Frohnsn. 2f6 5th ave.
piece goods; Pennsylvania.
Lewis ZuAos1i Mercantile Co; L. Meyer
millinery; 3o3 oth az
StiX. Baer 6 Fuller: Mrs Y Sherman.
1eckwear: g. Purris n Cbasenlent>, dran-
sries; Miss NJ I,sngnarsser, art goods; si;, ~
a~'-e. 5e'c,''.y +. McAlister, Jobs cotton
goods bass's1nti e. p1tl. ,ia. 1s,IS>: MiSN.
Levine g Prank, T. TAM dresses. coats
suits; 5 v. eath 81, care Q. Merchans
Buyers Sy"s'rr:As syrAcusE. y. Y.
chappell pysr Co.; Miss NJ F. Doyle.
millinery; s ". sd ST
s Shapiro Co; :; shapiro .woolen and
Beentiey-Grar -. 9. Co.; Y. Bentley.
TERwE HAUTF, IND.
Le1'insons ~. I-evinson ready 70 wear,
millinery; - W. Ssa st
Lion store; 1amee D-unnaona, white
wash goods, @onaest.cs, linens; as Il.
Thompson Hudson Co; Mrs. B s-:ile.
dresses. coats, suits. flrs fur coats; 4os
I.asallo 6 Koch, a. C. Smith. rescarcl,
Thompson Hudson Co: Miss ,rhompoon,
'''ilaFen's Wear yKoy to1 ~ a. a. 'tA h0oT'
W. II. Ircar & Co. i. Woods. linens,
blankets eon9rorss~s; ii7ssnnsy!!vanis.
:. l.. Fell. mems furnishing soooa, cloth
i1iss. hats: PeunSylvsnia.
VAN NE~T. \. Y.
Plaza Shirt Co. -ioe Lyman. percale-;
wAsuiaGToN
mems and bo5s hats Martiniaue
Hecht Co: Miss langenkarap, ready tc
wear; Baer & Lillienthal. 1850 B'way.
Dodek Clothing s. Furnishing Co; Earry
Dodell, women's ready TO wear men fur-
rishings Martinique
Iansburgh & Bro Alexander Stephens,
30tll st.
Lansburgh Ss nro.. M,ss Robinson. IN
faqts e. It wear; l2O ". S0th ST, care OF Wenl
NJ. Goidenoers: A Abbott, mems Furnish
ings and hosiery; eos 9Th sv.
VATERnuRy, CONN.
Jones Morgan Co; ". $ Jones cloth
ing. furnishing goods hats: Colllngwooo.
WHEELING. W. VA ''' ''''''
Pennsylvania.
rv,,, WiLKEs-nAsKE. IA.
Wilkes-Barre j. c. Co.; A Schifs silks
riuslin underHegr % f. 26th ct
WILMINGTON, DEL.
x. Topkis Sons; Ciiae. Tophis ready 70
wear; 404 4th sr.. TN floor.
J. Mclean & Sons; G. Il. KiinadiDs,
white goods; 1872 4th az
MOI NG"rOWN, OHIO
j., Youngstown d. G, Co. A. c. Smith, RIO.
lions; 72 Leonard ST.
G. NJ. McKelvey Co: o. d. Sheets
dresses. coats, suits. waists. furs fur
coats, childrens wear; S33 7th av., care Of
j. NJ. Biggins
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Foreign Ports

AMIWERP, Oct Str r.ondontcr (Beig).
BREMEN, Oct Str Westbrook
EAST LONDON, Oct Str hampton
Castle tBr).
GENOA. Oct l-str satar+!a, for Beirut.
NlBORG. Sept 2s-Str Spes (Nor).
81 MlcIiAELS. Oct b--str Roma (Fr>.
Departures for New York
DENIA. sept 2e-Str Daniel Weoster.
from smyrna.
oRAN, sept aa-str City OF Agra tB-),
from Calcutta.
(Nor). - =
GIBRALTAR, Oct Str pannonla tBr,,
from Naples. -
PORT swETTHNHAI. Oct s-str City
OF Cantor Z {Brl, from Yokohama
. CHERBOURG. Oct 6--Str Olympic (B-)
from Southampton
Is 5siINGsAPonE. oct B-str Tuscan Primo.
(Br). from Hong Kong.
f. LdiVlESRpooL Ii lSaI, Oct Str Aslaug Hsa-
~ MANCHESTER, oc. Str Notonian
'gr}: oct 8, str Archlmedes (Br).
hoIIEHDAM, Oct 6--Str Nieuw Ar,ater-
oa;n lDt). for Boulognc a IN.
LONOON, Oct Str Old North State.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

Str Santa Theresa tAn). Captain Caid-
srwood; Havana; American & Cuban S s
line.
Str Deucalion Cpr}. Captain Hendail; !;
Yokohoma and Kobe via PananlS Canal;
Str Acme (Am). Captain vaux; Beu-
mont; Standard OIL Co OF New York.
Str Masconamo (Br), Captain Woods;
Providence; Standard on Co OF Now York
Str Hamilton (Am), Captain Nelson; =;
Norfolk; Old Dominion Transportation Go.
Str Cananova (Am), Captain Mundy
San Juan Ponce and Mayaguea; Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Str Exeter City tBr>, Captain Davidson:
Bristol; Charles FIill & Sons.
Str J A Bostwck (Am) Captain Nc
Gerty Port Lobos; Robert l. Hague.
str Torrey (Norl. Captain Froy!an;
Norfolk; o Stray 8 Corp.
Sch Waptti (Br), Captain Hayes; Hsli-
fax; Gilmarten &: Co.
Bge Hamburg (Br,. Captain hatfield;
Windsor J + Whitney {; Co
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
American Ports

:, BALTIMORE. oct 6-ArriveG: stra
Hampden. Portland; Evelyn, Boca Grando;
,r .ra1' bridgs. Now York Munalbro. Bos-
breincn and Hamburg
nosToN. Oct arrived: strs LAX.
rhVonia JhcHaonvilIe aud Charleston: Nur-
,ninn (br), London and Antwerp via RAJ
iinofe' Norfolh and Philadelphia. Agwi-
noon. New YORK. Coast wiae. Now York.
Hontoko. Now York. Quantico, Norfolk
Havana. Oct 0--~salledt Str Pastorss.
New York.
JAcKsoNv1LLn. ri& Oct s-Arr.vea.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the General
postoNice and CITY Hall Postovlce Station.
EHw YORK. AT D. m. az follows
Hawaii and special!y addresssd ns'l for
Japan, foren and China via San Fran
cisco. steamship Hoosier State. October 7.
Hawai. via rsn Francisco. steannhlp
Manoa, October 2.
Japan. corea aud Netherlands East fndios
Especially addrcbsed only). Via San Fran
cieco. steamship 5!inaloor, October T.
Japan. Cores. Chirn. Siberia, French Indo-
SAinatfs), ana Philippine Is!ands. Via
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Marine Reports
TIE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
HatterSs to Key West-Moderats varia-
bls ~winds over north and moderate east
eriy winds over south portion Friday; gen
orally fair weather except local rains over
extreme south norton.
over East CUR - Moderate to fresh
northeast and east winds; generally fair
weather. except local rains over south
portion Friday.
over West Gult-Fresh east and north
east winds and fair weather over north
uor-ion. and fresh 10 strong shifting winds
md local rains over south portion Friday.
over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pass
sSc-1fcderatc 10 fresh easterly winds;
partly overcast weather and probably local
rains Friday.
North of Sandy Hook--Stoderate TO fresh
rTast and southwest winds and fair weather
Friday.
sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate west
and southwest winds and fair weather Fri
DAY
Iiatteras to Florida straits-Moderats
variable winds over north and moderate
cast winds over south portion Friday: gen
eealy fair. except local rains over
sreme south portion
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

STR 41cafan (Am) Captain seaatrorn :;
s4sran% ana Prograso, & Cuba Mall
= Co
asr Bayern (Ger3. CAPTAIN sohwann ber-
tfr' {ts1shuTH United American Lines
*Sr Wtsre3Eeo fJatJ. Captain Eylcrnak-
.sA7 fff7s. funcn. LaJs Il CO
ftr f-AscoDgrf orr, Captain Saunders.
Antwerp. Lio>I Royal Beige
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
City Island
Bound South
1jOun;i y,ast

Schrs Robert John Bcowicis. Now York
Tor New Haven: Centennial. Perth Amboy
ioT lupec Flora 81 (Hr). Jersey City for
Annapolis. N S Anna Macdonald (I3r)
Perth Arnooy for Halifax Uattsr anchored)
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
CLARK'S 18th ORIENT CRUISE

by superb SIS. Empress OF lrranco 1891
Sloss tons. IS days in Egypt and Palestine,
stc FEB. y, 1872; ~ days 5000 and up.
ncludinS Hoteis. Guides. Dries. etc.
i. {. tLAHk Times Building. n. y.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-13

by selling milk from the herd to the school creamery and applying the pro- eeeds on the purchase price of the cat tle This was clear gain to the school, but, of course, would not have been possible except for the creamery, and the loss on the creamery more than offset the gain.
 "Fourth-The dining hall showed a large excess of expenditures over earn ing in 1919-192O, and a big excess of earnings over expenditures in 1920-21 This, of course, should not have hap pcped in an account of this kind Stu dents should be required to pay an amount which, when economically han dled, would cover the cost of boarding them, but should not be required te pay more than that"
 | The three other members of the board. including Chairman J. T. M Hclt, have served to the end of their terms and are subject to. replacement but no further appointments had been made yesterday.-Gazette.