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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

Str c. 7o7ic fBr) Captain Roberts; Glib
ralfar Va Boston White star Line!
SIR Eewiand (Du). Captain Van Noppen
Alnsterdam; Funch. Edge & Co
don. Antwerp; Atlantic Transport Line
Str Navarro (Br), Captain Drysdale.
Grenada. Trinidad and Demerara Fur
ness. witty * Go
Sur Assyria (Rr', Captain Osborne; NV
erpool and Glasgow Via Boston: Anchor
Ta mi F9 eur R Sq oS opt 50hanaen'
SIR " Elliott fAm). Captain Monroe
Texas city; T. bert L. Hague
Str Muskogee 'Ar). Captain Elfstrorn
Str Jefferson CAm). Captain Horslsv.
Norfolk Old Dominion Transport Com,
str Harmonlaes CBr). Captain Hughes;
Montreal r. p. Houston q Co.
r. @1r 1arishoir 1swed). Captain Bergman
GothenpurE; Furness witty & co.
Str Be!vernon lNor), Captain rngeb-fght-
sen Clenfuegos and Manz4nillo. Atlantic
ST Lake Tippah lArn). CAPTAIN Lord
Baltimore Jas. ". Ewell & Co
str Delaware CAnl). Captain Robinson
Boston Eastern SIS Co. II >
str ott1r Jari CNor) Captain Jorgen-
sen; Bergen. :. o. straw SIS. Corp.
Str Fort victoria (Br) Captain Davis:
Hamilton Frrness witty G. Co.
Str Nasari C8r), Captain Penrica XIV.
erpo0i; Cunsrd Line -'''
PIraeus. Norton Lilly '''
Str south American CBr). Captain Frat.
scr SCI, 1@iiao; American Metals & Trans
STR Turrialba tAm). cap.a,o Smith.
Kingston; United Fruit Line. 7'''''n :
Schr Harriet D. (Rr) Cantai,
yarmouth. Gilmartin & Co pay D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

hire British employees because most
Of them were familiar with Shipping,
and, furthermore, Americans could not
live in England on the average sal
aries paid by the board.
It is hoped that the plans being de-
yised by the three vice presidents may
be announced within q short time and
will call for practically clean sweep
Of the London bureau.
In commenting upon the personnel
of the crews operating American ships
today it was stated at the board that
threefourths Of the mem bers of crews
owe allegiance to foreign flags. 1t IS
indicated that in the great ports of
the world the percentage of American
seafaring men is but one-third OF the
total number
Alien officers serving on Shipping
Foard vessels must become American
citizens. During the war there we're
$500 alien officers in the merchant
marine service granted provisional
licenses TO navigate the ships which
could not be Offered with Americans
owing to the emergency. The great
majority Of these have retired from
the service or become citizens, until at
present the percentage of Americans
serving as officers ranges between So
and 90. The average Of American cit
liens in the crews approximates 35 or
40 per cent
Shipping Board officials realize they
face difficult task in presenting at
tractive propositions to American
youths to serve as seamen. The aver
age boy of to-day feels that he can
do far better in other walks of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Z. 5. Colony at Rio Cree,s
American Legion's Arrival

RIO JANEIRO, Aug. S.-The arrival
Of the new Munson Line steamship
American Legion from New York to-
day on her maiden voyage was made
the occasion Of festivities by the men,
oers Of the American colony. Moving
pictures were taken of the liners en-
trance into the harbor. al which time
contingent Of former United States
soldiers, members of the American Lee
gion, boarded the steamer and were
given luncheon, at which the staff Of
the American Embassy and Consulate,
representatives Of the Shipping Board
and officials Of the North American
Chamber Of Commerce also were guests
In the afternoon and evening re-
ception and dance were given on board,
at which, in addition to the North
American guests, there were present
representatives. Of the Brazilian gov
eminent, the municipal and port au-
thorities. army ana navy officers, the
diplomatic and consular corps and
delegation of newspaper publishers and
business men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Full Carsoes
For Ship Board
Pacific Boats
Improvement Reported in
Trade To and From the
Orient: Java Line TO Put
Two Vessels i'm Service
New Soutl, American Line
West Coast Ships TO Call
at Mexican Ports: Good
Bookings Made in Advance

Improvement in trans-racisc ship
ping conditions is reported in advices
from the east. Vessels are stated to be
moving with full cargoes both ways
The West Jester, one Of the Shipping
Boards freighters. operated by Frank
Waterhouse & Co, sailed at the be
ginning Of the month from Sc
sstle with a capacity cargo OF lumber
canned salmon. steel and general
freight. The West Ivan arrived recent
" at Seattle with full cargo Of hemp
snd general fire ght from the Orient.
She has been booked 10 capacity FOR
her next voyage to the Orient. the ship
ments including lumber, hides, steel
canned salmon and general cargo.
Good Booking for September
The West Jappa is due at Vancouver
and Seattle about the end of the month
with capacity load Of hemp. tea and
general freig ht. She Will sail again
for the Orient in September and al
ready is booked almost full Tor that
voyage.
Two Java-Pacifc Line steamships are
expected to arrive at Seattle in Sep
TENDER TO load for Japan, China and the
Dutch East Indies. The vessels are the
Thikenbang and the Sinaloa, beth Of
which have accommodations for first
class passengers.
A new line of steamships between
North Pacific ports and the west coast
OF South America, with regularly SEIZED
uled calls at Mexican Pacific ports. viii
be established with the first sailing
from Seattle on September 5. The new
enterprise is called the Latin-America
Line ard comprises the A. O. Lindvig
& Co. interests OF San Francisco. the
concern which formerly operated the
South American Line, and $ NOrwe-
gian firm. The company's ships in
clude the steamers sinaloa, Baja Cali
fornia. Romulus, Remus and Regulus.
Pacific Trade Increasing
Full cargoes are again coming to
the front in the General Steamship
Cornoration's service to the west coast
Of South America from United States
Pacific Coast ports. The steamer Der
blay which discharged 500 tons Of
west coast ore at the Tacoma smelter,
will load to capacity in Puget Sound
and the Columbia River Tor her next
voyage TO South America The ship
ments will include lumber -four, wheat
and other Northwestern products. The
steamer Jeptha. bringing 1000 tons Of
ore to the Tacoma smelter also has
been booked full for her next voyage
20 South America.
Assignment Of the Shipping Board
steamer West Nilus. formerly in the
Seattle Hawaii trade OF the Matso~
Navigation Company, TO the Pa
Steamship Company for the traus. +
clic trade IS announced. With the al
dition Of the West Nilus to the Ori-
snip Company VII have six freighters
in that service from Seattle The other
FIVE are the Cross Keys. the Edmore the
City Of Spokane, the Eldridge and the
Vheatland Montana. A capacity cargt
Of lumber, steel and general merchan
disc has been secured for the Wes'
Mus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
American Ports

~ MORE. Aug SIRE Santa Cecelia
NORFOLK quaker Guy. Cork. Dritaui (Br)
Port Antonio. Western Maid. Antwerp
toft Gaines (Nor) Port Mara. Joseph ne
A McQpsstlu. Tampa, lestfis (swcd)
Montreal Sailed Str Gedania CDan)
Tam lico.
BOSTON. Aug s-Arrived strs Coroaal
Porto Kico, Gloncester Baltimore and
rorolk, Craigfowue. Haitimore and Nor
folk, Mount Seward Hamburg. Everett
lainberts Point. hioeinffyntetn osr). Cape
" inifreaian ,p'r). Liyefrool san Pablo
tBp. Fort Linon ana CrtAtobaI HatteI
four. 7th). soiled; S'rs Juniata. Norfolk
ana baltimore, Cntario. Philadelphia
oath. 7th)
cHAht gsToN Aux sailed sus
Lsn4pe. jackson vile city Of Atom New
pri~sns. Schfcon. Mediterranean ports
rALVESTpN. Aug Arrived. Atrf
hsaatgi M~nai ospJ. bilbao, Cladysbe
1aapifo. sneenie'A (pr). Sasua Ia
1tanae Garnet 0Fp, Vfra cruz. Fuller
ION Itsj. Hsrsy motor Fhfp Wordan. Hun
zelda Naiiad S'ta 1hesus. Kobe, Vixen
fNwedj, sydney. iaxendri~r 'Ur). Ant
weepi LiasidAi fNor). Autwefp.
JArEHDHVIfJ,n, Aug H--Arriy~jf bar.
kentinr - Wilder. Frsaton. cuba. str
Var. Aiam'. SAiisds sts Essex, PhiiA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

d[clphia' via Savannah, Lake Elncot. Nor
MOBILE. Aug S-Arrived. strs Vest
chester. Texas Maru dap Savannah. n
i Diiuock, Port Barrios Tuscan. Sagua la
Glante. Sailed. Str Ossonins, Buenos
Ayres.
NEWPORT NEWS Va. Aug s-Arrlvoa
Strs Norwood. New York. Doepwater. I'M
leans Nile CD. IAverpooli INumara C8r),
Liverpool, Clarissa Radcliffe (Br), Gal
weston Coastwise. Boston. Sailed. Strs
southwestern Miller ORD, Norfolk: Cape
Ortegal CBr). Portland, Ore. kunara
1brl, Wellington, Clarssa Radcliffe CB),
NoRroLK. Aug arrived: 7th. strs
Easteriing New York. West Gambo. Ray
onne, France; sth. Quill-'ark Brest. Shell
ley NBr) Rocheater. Home Cnre (Br>
New Orleans. Rolos Nergoftig (Grlel
plymouth. Ruth. Now England. Munwood
New York. Westpool. Rotterdam: Junlata,
Now England Westwood. Boulogne; Tex
Taurus fNor) New York. Peshawur (Br(,
wellington. Transvaal DAM, San Fran
Galveston Irish Monarch lBr), Dundee.
Sailed 7th. atrs cape Ortcral (Bro. Port
land ore. Agwistar. MarseIles; Frank A
Morey (sChr). Hamilton. BerWuda, sth.
Westlein tDuD, London; Bygglal. New
PENsAcOLA. Aug s-Arrived. str
bethlehem Bridge. New Orleans Sailed.
pHiIADnLPHIA. AVE- s2A ,'-rit' ssrs
Noiturno Gta1. Now York. Brush New
York Satartia. Hamburg Gulfuaid. Port
Arthur; Paraguay. Port Arthur. Winona
Norfolk, Ontario Boston. Sailed strs
Kossuth GtaD. Gibraltar Cor orders Via
New Orleans Mariana, New York
strs Williamson. New orleans: Lake Elm
dale. Tarrpico. Sailed: Strs Gulf Goa st.
Providence: Gulf on New York, Light
b93rrne, Marcus Hook reXaco. Ames-
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Aug ARRIVED:
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Lewis Representatives.: sos sth av u.s. "
ST. PAVL
Eastern Wooden Co. J. Edel.tein
"oolens taiior's trinlr,-ngs; Pennsylvania
Manufacturer Bros; J. a Beimour. jew
cry notions, stationery, drugs. 200 5th
az. room 5l+.
SIOUX FAILS. :. d.
Z, bsehire Co. {. NJ. Rohde, dresses, As
SYRACUSE
Dey Bros. s. Co Mss y Gushing, mil
Anery. goo 5th av
chappell. Dyer Co: Miss VI. f. Doyle
millinery w. 32d st, care Of Mere. Rep
Larnsor Eros Co; Mss = r Bennett.
infants wear. Mrs. Mabel Turner. art
Gaesd!ework, Sifts, Mrs. A. L. Tindolph,
rage carts, etc. s D. vinnedge n1cr-
chanGlse manager; Miss Maud Birch.
ma NJ herch iefs, ribbons. neckwaar Miss NJ
5Taher iaces, veiilngs. founcings. j V.
scarlet coats. suits. dresses; Miss r d
Williams. waists. sweaters, muslin under
wear house dresses; Miss {. Partee
dresses, Miss O Eek. millinery. . J.
Rogers draperies, curtains: Frederick
Atkins, go 9Th av.
WASHINGTON
Woodward e Lothrop. Mrs NJ Mcclure
girls wear: Miss A. Thornton. infants ana
maternity wear J w. Gray, ladies' ana
chtldren's shoes s54 4th ave
fa,ais Royal. b L. Bobs. waists. sweat
wAusAU. WIS.
Winkeiman'.s DepartInent Store; Miss A
Bendixen. millinery. a e. 25d st.
WILMISGTON. DEL
K. Tophls 8 Son; Charles ropkis. ready
NTNsTON-SALEM. y. c.
Craven d. 6. Co; =. G. Craven. women $
ready To wear. A W. 34th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Lake Ports

POLYNESIA. Bins Inlet: luzon. Depot IIar-
Dor: e Al Knapp. Detroit c a sheldon De-
iroit Sailed -trs L 6 Collins, Duluth; W
G. Mather. Dulnth.s Polynesia. Byug In
let. Luzon. Duluth. F. Knapp, Wallace
LGRA1N. Ohio Aug s-Arrived: strs
Corey. Dickson Duluth. Agawa. Byng N
let j. G smith. Ashtabuia Sailed Strs
Corey. O. q Barnun. Duluth; l. G. smith,
VI ievaukec. Agawa. Little Current.
FAfRPORT. Ohio, AUG S-Arrived Gtrs
Crete Duluth. II Frick Superior.
sailed: Strs Crete. Ashtabuia G FriclS.
HCRON Ohio Aug s-Arrivea. strs
verona. superior Labelle, Two Harbors.
coNNEArT. ohio. Aug s-Arrivea: strs
Arc -ra,s = q 5 Re9 f 1,ol Cen ,
luth. George W Perkins. e II Gary. ! q
Hutler jr Two Harbors Sailed. Str'
George w Perkins Il IT Garv Duluth !
O. Butler 1r r a = CLARKE - VI Phnbtn,
ciarretson. VIM j Fhber', VI Ream, Arc
MIi.wAUNEl5. Aug ARRIVED strs
Herman Hotter. Chicago. Sailed Strs
liyarus, South Chicago; Richard Reiss-
SOUTH CHICAGO. Aug s-Arrived str.
y @ Kerr. G DlnAey. Duluth. Harvester
Superior. Clemens Reiss sheboygsn
Naicartier Georgian Ray. Michigan. NIL
Ncoll @ Kerr, Bunsen. Harvester. Su-
INDIANA uAnRoH Aug Arrived
sailed str "A IL >yc chicago.
GARY, Ind. Aug s-ArtlVcd Strs II u
Rogers. @ Crawford. Dulrfh. Sailed
Strs r Richardson, Harvard superior
ESCANABA, Mich. Aug S-saaed: str
Vega. Lake Erie.
ASHLAND. Wis Aug s-Arriyod. strs
Rensselaer,. christie qher. Lake Erie. Sailed
Strs byers, Ier5eus, Hart, l. = Miller. Lake
Erie.
DULUTH. aug s-Arrived: strs Hazard.
Tomlinson. Palmer Clemson. Block stone,
Farrell A II smith. Tiouesta Cole Pioneer
Shanghnessy, Lake Eric ports. Sailed Strs
Hazard. } Davidson, Hoover and mason.
Caup beli. Lake Erie
TWO HAnRORs MINI. avg s-Saued
stIs BnlI HhLnRa Earr. I.alAe Lar!e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Incoming Steamships
Due To- day
Agents

NesAei Port Acor+.
Kroonland. southam pton. July 10.
Columbia. Glasgow. July 90 Anchor Line Inc
~ clinton, Hamburg. July 20 49,. u Am Lin.
Stockholm. Gotherburg. July 20
SweA- Am Line
Curveiio. Santos. July 20 Lloyd Brazil Line
Due Tomorrow
oiYrn pic. Southampton. Aug g.. w Star Limo
= Pierce. Naples July 27.....- Pierce Bros
Mexico. Havana. Aug c........ Ward Linz
Maravsl. n Spain. uE , Trinidad Line
Due Thursday
Fsthonia, Dsnzig July r Battle Am lima
Pannonla. Gibraltar. Aug H.. Cunard Line
TaorntnA, NaDies July 10...Italia Am r.lns
luiiiota. Crls' obal Aug 2....... Pac & Nav co
81 Mlhiel. cr'H'obai. Aug Army Transport
Leon XII. Havana, Aug s 500. Spanish Line
Due Frldsy
Paris. Hsvre. Aug s........ ... French Line
Antonio Lopez Cadiz. jay 30..spanlsh Line
Justin. baroadoa. July 4....... Booth Limo
Due Saturday
%oordaIn. Plymouth. Aug Holland-Arn +
Hattie LucAenbach, Rotterdam. .fuly ~
IucHenb4ch Line
Due Sunday
Celtic. Liverpool. Aug g.. white star Line
Lapiane. Southampton. Apg b...R Star Line
AAnchnris. Hamburg Aug 3.......A Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

~, lo,, Boston Bridge Buenos Ayres July
:. '.on ~, July IS; 70 J. II. Winches-
& klvn. = Amy o"se'
SIR Gasq'anamo ranamo July a.. IA
York & cuba Mail Steamship co.. Win
ndse. Pier is. Is }<lyn '''
o, StF esrmsnia d5r), Liverpool July %.
me Cnnard Steamship co. Ltd, 9Th ~
nFs, 2s7 second cabin. S54 storage pass
mails as ara mdso' Pier -. r.
Pleo Jaly a. ProSreso Aug . Havana
aug to inc Nv York & cuba Nal
S7',,sl H. Co. with IS pass, malls and
ST. Fort Victoria CBr), Bermuda AUG S !.
pass. mails and mdse. Pier o. r.
str Caledonia (Swed). Guantana-1o a,e.
. 20 Moore & Mccormick, with sugar az
chored of Liberty az
Thameshaven July 9 4e''' to- the sp'g gos 70
Steamship Co. With rndse: Pier Is B'E1rn
$ ST 20 z@ S. F 20 sps'n Aug i to Barber
schooner Wlloert $ BARRETT. Charleston:
TO- 70 N5lm@rtin & Co, with mdse, Newtown
Str Atraaorez Fort Antonio. August ; :.
70 e, Atiant,c Fruit Co. with pars and fruit
aoe 10 July %, Curacao July go san Juan
Aug >; 10 Bliss pallett & Co. with Is
pass mails and ndsc. Pier II. Bklyn
TO Compaonie Generals Transatlantique
with l26 first, 15s second cabin. l4q steer
pass mails and mdse; Pier ST. y R
Sur santa Lutsa. NalQarai so July cS. Taltal
July ~ Antofagasta July %, lquique July
=. Molendo July %. Callao July ~ Girls
tooal Aug !, 70 Grace Line. With 90 pass
mails and nldse; Pier SO. Bklyu.
Str Munpiace. SaSua July -, Caibarien
Aug >. % Mu0son Line, with sugar; Ar
buckles Refinery. Bklyu
str Erslsy City. Hull July "a. TO 18TH
Str Java Arrow, Gibraltar. july IS TO
STANDARD oil Co of y Y in ballast. Pier
l, Tiaeweter. \ j.
str Mason City, Koenigsberg July D.
with mdse; 18TH st. Z R
SIR Coronado. liverpool. July 90. 70 Cos
st. y r
SIR eoauina (Am). Havana, Aug. 3;
ctored off stapleton. s l.
str Suholco (Nrn). Anfrossan: to States
Marine Commercial Corp, with ndse;
SIR Franklin. Houston: to Galena Navi-
STR West Keene. crsstobal. to NJ II
Tracy, with mdse, Pier SO. n z.
Sur Caledonia (sw). GUANTANAMO; to
o. Liberty.
Str Lake Sterling. Richmond. Aug s.
to Richmond and New York s 5 Co, with
rrfse Pier 40, r z.
OF CO. in ballast; anchored off Tompkins-
slile. : T.
str blossom Heath OBJ. Genoa.
Str War Sida- (Br). London.
S5r Wsstbrook panzig and Hamburg
ST. Old North STATE, London; to The
Tinted states Mail Steamship Co, with
pass msus and mese
Str Smaragd (Nor), Port Antonio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

Tho connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoffice and City Kali Postorice Sta
ton. New York, at p. NJ. follows.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa, August 12
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlends East Indies Except
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c., steam
ship Empress OF Asia. August i 3.
Japan. Corea. China and Siberia Especially
Tyndareus, August H.
Hawaii. va san Francisco. steamship
Buckeye State. August II
Hawaii Japan Corea. Siberia and Philio-
pine Islands, Via san Francisco, steam,
ship Shinyo Manu-. August ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
New Services From Spain

MADRID. August 8.-The establish
Tent Of steamship line from Santan-
ger % Havana, Vera Cruz and New Or
ieans IS reported in santander al
Yicss TO-DAY. The new line, il IS
STATED, s 20 begin It's operations n
ssptemoer.
). Jcan Ra7asa, has arrived here from
ce~ Ypr., representing the Spanish
Nhanoer of Commerce in that city. He
safes tna- tae Campania Transatlan
.iea Spar IA Royal Mail Line shortly
~. estaoiisa regEiar monthly service
1-.wsen Llgo. .na-n. and New Yora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Sailed Yesterday

5 ~ r -....a'. (Au1), Texas CITY; Epi-
go sssOa (Am). Montevideo; Moskogee
tAm>. beaumont; City NJ Montgomery
(Anll, Savannah. schr John l. MARITIME
tAm). Baltimore; Grace van Dusen (Am).
Norfolk; Irma (Br), Philadelphia; Fem
IA nd fDuiE Amsterdam; Belvernon (Nor)
Cientuegos South America (Br). Callao (;
Lake Tppah, Baltimore; Fran (Nor)
Guaaaco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

To Aid Czecho.Sioyak Trade

The Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce announces that Trade Com
missioner V. A. Geringer. who for the
last two years has represented the
bureau in Prague, Czocho-Slovakia will
be in this city from August to 10, in
elusive. While in New York he will
make his headquarters at the bureaus
district Office, Room 1874, Custom House.
whore he viii consult with manufacture
ers, exporters and others interested in
trade with Czecho-Slnvabia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Traffic Via Panama Canal

Inc tosal number II commercial res
ssls making transit u the Panama
'@nal during June was 1913, az com
pared With no during the preceding
month and Z0l during .hc correspond
-Ng month " last year, according 10 Il
Trssppff II the Bureau If Foreign and
- a''efnsste Commerce In addition u
.ns Commercial craft thirty-three YES
ss1 u 'ne United states government
ere Hsfe 'fr~ed through the waterway dur
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Reports by Wireless


n
4SoFai o'"tloii
distance is given in miles. Reports IRA
dated at noon unless otherwise specified ]
A S1;. s,.,I ~ ~ r. Sou'n Ass Aug
Alabama 81 WV VT To Ifgnry Aug Aug
Alaskan 81 d29 WsW Tortugas Aug s.
As, an 4 - ia ,, Na M &c ,,t aug
Auditor 50 e XIV west ps An risnry Aug !.
Rav head Aboac, o' fohos AZ aug =.
Beatrice rs \ San f~s, AZ s,c Ars O.
csna p ,,,1ag go Iau aug o.
capujn o; ss9 9ean fqWey R2cks Aug g.
cs ,p1tIa. "a % 4, Nape Heniopen Aug
csnde a5 - g,a,o ius - f- rata Aug
civ Of co fn9s 1s' sN ES 5y Mesa 4as
CITY Of Freeport s12 Monsauk Aug :.
ColdbrooE S3S : Srotl-,I ~ a Is >
Conehatta 3II e cane I5enr1 AZ
C o5,1 ID van+,,d aa1'%f1s A 9n A,
Dele o, X 60, u, C' -. 'S' = - aug q
Dirigo 7 Ne Ai'teaf f,'" 4 sra' aug d.
Eastsrn Vietor !, - r.-- ~ps tisnry aug l.
Effna PSI Il cape Henry Aug
El lsfao A. Y Hat+eras 40 Us 80
FL Norte / s Hatteras Aug
EmoS @S nc A ql'l $40 No Enc Cape Henry
Esp jar 20 sw Nantucket Aug
Everett Is < orleans BUOY Aug 7.
Federal 80 NE Abaco Aug Z
Freeman NV Hen and Chickens Aug 7.
Garfield 6S5 Ambrose Aug
Gs 0Tr ea wsy 50 81 so gSnt4g ssDd Aus
George PIERCE $50 II Ambrose Aug
George Washington 1915 Z Am brose Aug 7.
Gloucester 1871 Ne Winterquarter Aug T.
Great Falls CPS s Scotland I.V Aug r.
Cirecian ll2 NE Winterquarter Aug T.
GuIt Prince 60 n Jupiter Aug 7.
Culf Queen $40 SW Hatteras Aug l.
Gulf Of Mexico 1870 SW Hatteras Aug =
u N Flagler 16N Hatteras Aug 7.
Hastings 365 S st Andrews Bay Aug 8.
Helen 240 Scotland IL Aug 7.
Norman Frasch 100 N IIatteras Aug Z.
Hilsboroush Comfy $40 E Martins Indus
Try Aug
Moboken "A y Cape cenayeral Avs 7.
Holmia Ia 81 o. lon IS OIL aug l.
Horna ia + South Pass Aug T.
Hndson 24SF from Ambrose Aug 7
5's9,' 81 = : Sa S"s
= i C',s,.. ~ zoo SW faI'eras Aug
1omar * s' sw sa9 at9e1 rass Az ass .
EnoTy on 33o 'r ne @l,i nv aug
Is,'a %, 81 RIo % 6 -, hr,se A',t.5,s
LAKE, E enc So ssw Ere " I ss Au
ENS'
la A >s f..s'4'eFe S'0 >" Vineyard SopHa
Lake Fabysn 22s Sc Frying Pan August T.
Lake Fife l95 Anbrose August
''a lsr,, ft''ln'Fe 10 NE st. sin''ns HSr
Lake tiatonia 1874 5 Hatteras August :.
Lenape 321 5 Scotland l. V August :.
Liberty Minquas 10 Jupiter August Z
F Elliott $ scotland i Y August =.
MAIDEN Creek lle Sc. south Pass August T.
MsTa c 10 7-9S scos lT@' A3sa August =
t,aiinlcoek ~ y Hatteras august l.
Montauk ISL r Am brose August 7.
Moro Cas- le ~ y hatteras AUGUST Z.
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Marine Reports
FIGURES Indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES


Hatte-as to kay W~st-sloslerate winds
mostly south. and partly overcast weather
East Guif-Gentie 10 moderate winds.
mostly east and southeast. and partly
overcast weather
West Guif-Moderate southeast winds
and partly overcast weather
Caribbean Sea and Windwnrd Passage
Moderate east winds. partly overcast
weathcr. probably local rams
North or Sandy HooN-Modera. west
San ~ Hook to Watteras 49, Moderate
T winds. mostly northwest and north, and
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Fire Record

:. NJ Loss
le.s5-71o llth av.. ". zelinser Unknown
20o-s7s Brook av.. the Bronx;
samuel Weisman ..-... Unknown
s.15-sdl E. lssd st. tho Bronx:
Mary Anf~s .......- ....--.. TrtHi1S
u so-2os W. loslh st. John Walker.
Unknown
y spas " 4s;h st: chimney
Gladstone Bros. .-...-.... None
2:+o-4eS f. 44ih st. United Dressed
Beef Co .......-..... ....--.. Trtifing
2:4o--4l White st. Harvard Lunch
s.oO-s4- W 55th st. John Barry.
Unknown
s1e-4S' Church 81 unknown Trihins
S45--6th az. and AKA St: auto;
Nathan Cssuer -.--... --.--. Trihing
7.1o-5ss West both st; Julia Wet
king 90 I nHnoWa
7:So--Ninth sv and saith ST; 9Th
surface ......-.-.... ding
s25-377 First av.: Harry Leperoa.
Unknown
s:45-3e5a Parasite pl. the Bronx.
auto; Hal Meyers. Unknown
s.50-ll45 Prospect av., the Bronx;
auto; unknown .---....... CnknowS
sI5-2sl East 15lst st. the Bronx.
unknown .....--.-.- $500 I Unknown
9:45-45l 9Th av.i Z. Y Fur Co
Unknown
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Foreign Trade Notes


portation Of automobiles, cigarettes
cigars and cheese has now been re
moved.
The trade of Shanghai is reported to
be steadily improving. Stocks are be
ing reduced slowly and dealers are
more inclined to buy than they have
been for some time past.
A Spanish ROYAL order provides that a
period o. rinetv-six hours may be al
loved for the presentation of customs
celebrations. instead Of seventy-two, as
heretofore. This period is counted from
tne date on which the unloading is
completed, az shown on the unloading
certificate.
The Swiss Federal Food Administra-
zion has ordered the dissolution Of the
government monopoly on rice and oats.
There are s2s organized chambers Of
commerce in China, with 208. 237 mem
bers and 22,s3s officers These bodies
have 10 government authority, but are
80 closely Identified with the govern
nent "a normal times that indorsement
by the local organization viii do much
u insure me favorable consideratio.
Of proposition.