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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-12

Former Champion Jess Willard.
after Is months Of consistent
training at his big farm in Kan
sas, is now in New York to make
final arrangements for his return
bout with Champ Jack Dempsey.
in New York. March II. jess Is
looking fine and he says he will
show the wise one something this
time. TITS not the money" says
Jess, because sale of my show
to Uncle Sam, and oil interests
have netted me one million dol
1ars-I want to show folks that
the Toledo upset was all a mis-
take"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-12
NOTICE.

No trapping or hunting allowed on
my land. Any one found trapping
on my land will be prosecuted to full
extent OF the law, and will be held
responsible for stock killed or hurt
by traps.
mr6 ROBT. H. VOSS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-12

Ponce Leon Hotel stugusttne Fa where Presi-
Harding spending vacation The
occupied by Harding with
overlooking beautiful garden. The yacht Victoria
extensive cruise along the coast
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-12
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Succession of James H. Harper,
Deceased.
No. 100.
TWeny-Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish of ST. Tammany,
Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested in the above entitled
succession to show cause (if any they
have or CAM why the final account
as presented, should not be approved
and >homOlOgated.
By order of the Court.
W. E. BLOSSMAN,
i22-3t* Clerk of Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-12
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24
Daily Thought.

Wisdom provides things necessary,
not experimentation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24

Mrs. Jessie Burdine and
daughter Lucille left for Aber-
deem where Mrs. Bnrdine is at.
tending Summer school.
Lowell Raymond, Lena Kali
berg and Ursal Kneeland left for
Aberdeen TO attend Summer
school.
Mayme Micklebost went to
Pierpont Saturday where she
will spend the summer.
Thel Misses Julia Moe. Agnes
Dale, Alma Halvorson, Florence
Stiles and MI and Mrs. A. Jyd.
strup and son Jay attended the
recital at Waubay, Saturday.
Raymond Burdine returned
home after spending the winter
in Buffalo, MINI.
A few Summit people attend.
ed the celebration at Milbank
Friday.
A Military funeral was held
here Sunday for the body of See.
yer Hagen which was returned
from France. The funeral was
largely attended.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24
Public Invitation

We take great pleasure in announc-
ing that we will be open for business
with an entirely new stock Of staple
and fancy groceries in our new quar-
ters in Milbank, S. Dakota on
FRIDAY JUNE 24th
and VIZ invite you to visit our store
and get better acquainted with US and
our methods.
We have bought this store building
and nave equipped it in an up-to-date
manner. Every possible care has been
taken TO keep our Overhead" down so
that we can sell our goods at attrac-
tive prices. The building is of brick
and by reason Of this fact our fire in
sufance is reduced to a minimum. We
do our own work which eliminates
clerk hire. Thus we have taken care
Of the overhead expense. You receive
the benefit ct this. Our fixtures make
it possible for Us to display our goods
so that you can see for yourself what
we have to offer.
Our entire stock has been bought at
The lowest possible prices, which is a
protection to you against any decline
up to the date of delivery. We are
connected with the best and most
reliable wholesale firms in the north
west. Therefore, patrons Of our store
will have the advantage Of the very
lowest prices in quality groceries.
We ask You to make u store your
home and meeting place while in Mil
bank. Cleanliness, combined with
prompt and courteous attention with
a square deal to all is our motto. Upon
these lines we solicit a share of your
patronage.
ICE CREAM AND CAKES WILL
BE SERVED ON THE OPENING
DATE.
THE CASH GROCERY
Joe NJ. Salzle, Prop.
Mi.banss, S. ID.
--~- 8
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24

Dance at Dreanland Saturday
evening.
N. NJ. MacPhee spent the week
end in Aberdeen.
N. F. Nelson spent this week ia
the cities on business.
Charles MCGEE spent Friday and
saturday with friends in Sisseton.
Dick Meany left Saturday for
Aberdeen to spend most Of this
week.
The Nels Ware family is enjoy
ing the week at the lake camping
out.
The Ralph Phillips family Of
Corona visited with the Ed Van
Walker family yer Sunday.
Fred Voght is installing two
electric ceiling fans which will help
to keep his place cool during these
hot days.
Fred Kittenbeil who has been i'll
for about a month and confined
to his home, has improved SO that
he is able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Lovenstein
returned from an auto trip to the
cities on business, Tuesday evening.
John Saeger and wife drove to
Corona and Hartford Beach Sunday.
for an outing. They took the par
ents of Mrs. Saeger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lambert to their home in
Corona.
G. c. Middiebrook returned the
first of the week from Minneapolis
by auto, bringing his wife and her
sister Miss Nellie Snead. They are
living in the Middlebrook cottage
for the summer.
|. The stockholders in the Twin
Brooks Elevator Co. held a picnic
at Twin Brooks Wednesday. Mr..
Swift was among the speakers
scheduled.
+ Miss Janet Lockhart, who has
been attending the Wisconsin uni
versity at Madison, arrived home
for the summer vacation last week.
Special Danish Pastries at the
Bakery Saturday.
The Grant county friends of Henry
NELL will be interested to know that
he was recently reelected as a mem
Der of the Aberdeen board of educa-
ton, of which body he had been presi-
dent during the past few years.
VIM. Graham, of Minneapolis, and
one Of the old-time residents Of Grant
county, arrived Wednesday to look
over his farming interests in Alban
township.
The big sale. at the Erlandson &
Johnson store has been one of the
interesting events during the week.
Before the opening Wednesday noon
a long line of anxious customers were
on the side walk waiting for the doors
to swing apart, and a big force of
clerks were kept on the jump all aft
ernoon. The Erlandscon & Johnson
Co. is probably the Oldest business
house in town, and when they adver-
tised a low-price sale the public realiz-
ed that they we're going to get stan
dard goods at bottom prices.
--H-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method to express q
heartfelt appropriations, to the many
friends for their sympathy, help, and
kindness rendered US in our recent
bereavement, in the loss Of a kind and
loving husband and father. We would
furthermore tender u thanks for
the many beautiful. floral offerings
that were presented at the funeral.
Signed:
Mrs. Carl Thiele
G. C. Thiele
William Thiele
Mrs. A. B. Thiele
HI. A. Thiele
Mrs. r. Runge
Otto Thiele
Charley Thiele
George Thiele..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24
Local and PERSONAL Paragraphs

Strawberry Cream Puffs-special
at the Bakery Saturday.
Hon. John Birch was a Milbank
visitor Wednesday. {
Miss Margaret Port spent Sunday
and Monday at the home Of Mrs. Carl
Groesnick at Ortonville.
John Martens returned home from
Creighton University, Kansas City,
where he has been attending law
school.
Mrs. VIM. Ross returned from 4
Chicago. Miss Esther who left with
her, stopped at Red Wing for a visit
with friends.
Dance at Dreamland Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen and Adele,
Brennan, Of St. Paul, Mimi, arrived
for a visit with Mrs. John Farley of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard. perpetrators of
the Ortonville Pie house were Milbank
visitors Sunday.
Miss Janet Lockhart returned from,
Madison, Wis, where she is attending
the state university.
Miss Adelia Hall, neice Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Stafford, arrived here from
Mitchell to spend the summer.
Frank Leavitt returned home from
Iowa where he has been attending
school to spend the summer vacation
here.
Thirty-six votes were cast a THE
school election held Monday of this
week. Mrs. Thad l.. Fuller and DR..
Chas. Flett were the candidates for
election without opposition.
Howard Maxfield departed this
week for Browns Valley, where he
will manage a farm owned by his
grandmother, Mrs. A. Curtis, for the
summer.
The Ladies Aid of the Salem Luth-
eran church will meet on Friday June
24th at the farm home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howen Visitors welcome.
The timbers for the ioists Of the
first floor of the Mittelstaedt build
ing have been laid and the first floor
put in. The work is being rushed as
fast as possible.
The dirt which is being taken out of
The basement of the Smith building
which was started a week ago, is be-
ing hauled to the court house grounds
to be used as filling. Both sides are
to be filled and leveled which will i'm
! prove the looks of the court house
grounds considerably. The trees
have been trimmed and it will pre-
sent a fine appearance when COM
plete.
Special Danish Pastries at the
Bakery Saturday.
A fire escape has been built from
the Legion hall on the second floor
Of the Burkhart building. A doorway
was cut in the west wall, and a plat
form with covering built over the one
story addition on the west end. A
fire escape stairway will be built from
the roof of this building to the ground
which will make escape from the hall
an easy matter in case of fire.
Dance at Dreamland Saturday
evening.
Many reunions were held by the
Benedict, Phelan, Port, Taylor, Mil
Ter and Mittelstaedt families during
the past week, in honor Of Mrs.
Backus. who has been visiting here
from Madison, Wis. She returned to
her home on Monday of this week.
Gatherings were held at the homes
Of VIII Miller, Mrs. Fl. G. Port, Fay
Taylor of Corona and Mrs. Carl
Groesnick Of Ortonville.
Try u PURE ROOT BEER, made
absolutely pure in u own factory
here in Milbank. A trial will convince
| you that it is all we say.
A 4 o. M;lbc,1> pa%41;r~ Worlc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-24


Mrs. O. K. Legard and child
rem OF Muskegan, Mich, are
visiting at the Dale home.
Joyce and Lilymae Tenney Of
Watertown came Sunday and
will spend the summer with
their aunt Mrs. b. f. Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Cleared

p str Tanamo (Am), Captain Krantz: Tela;
don United 'Fransport CO. ,'A''' '0''' Lon
co str oshkosh 'Am), CAPTAIN De Barr:
Int ca1ron (Arn>. Captain Brown;
asmoqrs; Lnited American Lines.
don n' via eTsnta oBr), captain Inch; Lon
Str Mljdrecht do. CAPTAIN rensr,a
Coruna and santanuer; Phi Van Ommeren
str stentor (Br). Captain Shaw: Batavia
ana samarang Punch, Edge & Co.
str Berengaria (Br), Captain Smith
Cn err and southampton' cunard Line,
Str tNenowis camp, Captain Ericsson
Hamburg; Kerr S Co. Inc.
NS str "a laso 1Am). Captain Torgensen,
str cardonia CAMP, captain Herman;
Norlo1A, United States and Brazir s Co.
S'r Hattie l-uclienbach (An), Captain
Zoe Mobile; LucNenbach s Co
Str + Occidente tAm), Captain CarD-
oetl' "a weston; Southern Pacific Co.
~ S,r lake Fanin tAn). aptain Dow
wilmington and brunswick; Clyde Line.
folk Bennett, Hvoslef & Co.
San PEDRO and San Frane Pssa" CHIC rnitfd
Str Manchioneal oNor) Captain Won Der
rehr; Santiago and kingston; Atlantic
Str yucatsn (Am). Captain seastyom
Havana and Progreso: New YORK and cuba
s'r Monadnoek lBr), Captain Dickinson
French Line. % >
Str Dorothy (Am) Captain H.es,na.
Fqs SER p pa'a md 1S sanoh @ Bu g.
Viso and Gibraltar; Cunard Line.
Str Sturehom (Swed). Captain Nilsson
Eo[folk from Stockholm; Furnsss. WITTY
Schr suzan (Am). Captain Covert
Canning and kinzsport. Gilmartin & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18

From the y. S. Naval Station

Distance is given IN mics Reports are
A l. Kant lat "a os lon - - Aug is
Ahron $50 K Ambrose Aug is
Alabama lss Hatteras Aug ls.
America 1852 from Queenstown Aug 49,
Ario 70 NE Jupiter. Aug Is
Arizonian Is Jupiter Aug rs
Asa beth a6 F, Ambrose Aug II.
Ausable IA Hatteras Aug u.s.
Ba ten Rouge ~ NV Tortugas Aug IS
Broad Arrow sui from San Fran z NJ Aue
Eylayl 81 Sw Fire Island Aug II.
Calamares 10 y Jupiter Aus *
CITY Of Colun bus 80 " Frying Pan Aug l s.
Sly o. Eureka IS Cape Henry Aug u
Col f |. Drake 1870 from san FrIn P N
Genus 27o $ Scotland / V Aug II.
Corneiia 566 Scotland IN Aug 1S.
Craford 2io Cape Hattrras Aug is
Crofton Hall 1174 e Ambrose Aug Is
Decatur Bridge lat - % Ion 10 50 Aug Is.
Delavan $40 f Cape May Aug Is
Depere II " Care Mala Aug Is
Dirigo s. sSE Cape Henry Aug l6.
Eastern Dawn e Cape Henry Aug II.
Eastern Star 10 Ambrose Aug II
Eastern TemDje c Sss ne Care Henry Avs -
FL Sud so S Jupiter Aug Is.
Enterprise 1854 from san Francisco PM
Essex SIS s Winter Quarters Aug IL
Fishkll 90 Jupiter Aug Is
Franklin $50 Ambrose Aug is.
Gamney %1s sW E Hs5teras Avg u.s.
Gulfmaid 127 NV Tortusas Aug is.
lIanley lat SO 81 lon IS OF aug is
Hyades 4s7 from San Francisco Pm
1alapa l,l5o from Balboa Aug l5
Janelaw zoe NV Balboa M Aug -.
Jon 11a y, e by \ Block Island Avg II.
Lake Tippah lat g. q ION % 90 Aug IS
I'enape as Scotland ~ Aug u
Liberty Minquas 40 HAttcras Aug IS.
Maiden lls NE Winter Quarter Aug is.
Matsonia 1851 from San Francisco s PM
Mexican 200 W Balboa Avg Is.
Mexico so 5 Jupiter Aug IT,
M MonIsia Evans Az r - BY Hatssras Aug u.s.
Munpace Gao Ambrose Aug Is
Nantucket 20 Fire Island Aug H.
Nelson - SsW Bloc. Island Aug IS.
Noccalula 1875 Jupiter Aug is
Old North State css Il Ambrose Aug Il.
0regonian sz5 r Ambrose Aug is.
Druba 362 Balboa Aug -.
Otsego 577 Ambrose Aug II
pennsylVanla 333 from Hilo PM Aug 16
r Pl COUNT "a Ambrose Aug II
Pulwico so = Antigua Aug Is.
Radiant 40 NE Jupiter Aug IS
Rakuyo Msru l4s from Balboa Aug IS
Rena leo 20 \ Bal boa Aug IS.
Richmond LOLA from San Pedro s Pm Aus
Is
5 :, P FL Hunt Hunt IS 9atteras A'Fls,
Sapotawan $40 r. Ambrose Aug 5.
SauSus 33S Ambrose aug II
San Jose 1913 SW Hatteras Aug Is
San Pablo ] s S Jupiter Aug l6
Scantic lat &c 90 lon 50 20 Avg s.
Selma cay 1,400 SW san Francisco 6 PM
Aug Is
Sixaola Sal S Hatterae Aus Is.
Steel Worker go from Balboa Aug IS.
Sudbury 264 Z Ambrose Aug II.
suwied pd Nantucket AN Aug II.
Swiftsure lat 81 As ION Ga 20 Aug is.
'rivives 26l Ambrose Aug II
IObA Maru 240 Balboa II AuC
Ventura 476 Honolulu PM AVE IS
w II Tiford 40 II Jupiter Aug l6.
w Irish so NE Jupiter Aag 10.
Vim G Warden 325 Sc South Pass Aug IS.
West Chetac . 40 Hatteras Aug II.
West Cobalt 480 Cape May Aug 16
West Islip 1909 from san Pedro PM
Aug IS
West Neris due Quarantine Wednesday PM
Westerdjk 1928 from nlbro~e Aug Is.
Wythevi.ie 90 Sc Hats~ras Aug &c.
Yaiza 25 Sc Hatteras Aug II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Arrived Yesterday

Str Menominee (Br>. London Aug 6 to
,s,a transport Line. with pass and
str Lyseftord lNor). Baracoa Aug ~:
e R. ~ . = ~ VIII" 'ro''' i'ef l.
Str city OF Flint. Hamburg Aug ?: to
Kerr 5 Line with mdse; 57th ST. Bklyn.
Str Yamagata Maru Gap. Philadelphia
Aug 10; to Nippon Yusen Kaisha. with
nose IN transit to Bombay; Pier 90. Cliff
Str Winnebago. Rio de Janeiro July 6.
Buenos Ayres July 49,. St Lucia Aug Z: to
Foreign Transport & Mercantile Corp, with
lirseed: soth st, r.
Str F y Asche. Galveston Aug 10: to
kobt l. Hague, with Oil; Pier 5. Consta BILE
Str Moldegaard. Boston. Aug IS to A II
Bull & Co: Pier p. Bklyn
Str jefferson. Norfolk. Aug IS; to Ola
Dominion Transportation Co, with ndse
Str Virginia OBJ, Philadelphia, Aug Is;
TO Cunard Line, with mdse. Pier II. " r.
Aug Is; to Black Diamond S Co; with
md Pier 8, Army Base. B'klyn.
Str MORO Castle, Havana Aug II; to
mcse Pier IA r
=, str Usage, Belfast. Aug 3: to Moore a
Mccormack With mdse: Fl 18th St. r.
% 70. Moore & Mccormack; with mdss; TT
Str lnvincible. Middlessoro, Aug 4; to
Teboes Yacht Basin. Bkiyn
Str Walter Luckenbach Hamburg
Aug 8; Rotterdam. Aug g. to the Lucken-
oach Co; with mails and mdse, Fl
35th st. B'kiyn
Str Balzac cBr). Buenos Ayres. July 20
Para, Aug : 10 the Lamport g. Holt Line ::
with two passengers. mails and mdse
Pier l5 Hoboken y J.
Str Moorish Prince (Br Trieste .1u1v
&c, Gibraltar, Aug i: to Furness Witty
* 90: IN ballast; anchored off Quarantine
Bay ~ " .
str r Hunt Galveston
str Presidents Wilson tItJ NarlAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, Aug 17-Arrived: strs
Colonial. Rondeau; Fellowcraft Detroit
Cuylcr Adams. Duluth. W Stafford. Isl
ands: A S Chisholm. Izla nds. Sailed: Strs
Colonial. Rondeau; Cuyler Adams. Duluth
" Stafford Islands. \ Chisholm. Isl
ands
BUFFALO, Aug l7,-Arri vsd: strs Au-
gurtus. Mullen. Duluth w White Cal
cite; Delaware. Duluth South American.
Detroit Palmer. Montreal. Mullen Green
Bay; Epson. Duluth; Robinson. Troy. Du-
luth: North Sea, Superior.
CONNEAUT Aug II Arrived Strs G G
Barnum. burlington. Duluth Henry
W Mclean. f3ufalo Sailed: Strs
Huron Wyandotte; w II Mclean. Indiana
Harbor: q Barnum. Henry phipps. L J
burlington. Duluth.
AslIrARuLA. Aug l7-Arrived: str
Thomas walter. Superior. Sailed: str
LORAIN. Aug l7-Arriyed Str " e
Corey. Duluth. Sailed Strs Princeton,
Huron: Wood Superior
TOLEDO. Aug l7--Arrived: Strs Nelson
Bloom. Detroit. A w Cotton. Sarnia: city
of Toledo. Detroit. Sailed: Strs Nelson
Bloom. Detroit. Alpena. Fort Huron. city
Of Toledo Detroit.
HURON. Aug I7-Arrivcd Strs Prince
ton. I.orsn. Clemens A Reiss. Port Col
borne Sailed. Strs Princeton Nrhland
Clemens Reiss. Mantowoc
SANDUSKY. Mug Arrived: Str
Apena. Port Huron. Sailed strs Aus
ralla, Houehton. Alpcnn. Racine
Aladdin. Hoston j r. o'Ncll New York
George tones. rhiladelphis Tsnezic
riofio 90. Gibraltar Sailed. strs elisa
trfh NAer1w Sandy Hook for cFders iuil
STR svrnnsh. YanN~o Arrow ,BD. Prov
tdence. Gulf KING. JacAronyille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Trane-Pacinc Mails

The conr Getting mails close at the Gen
erai Postonice and city Hall Postoffice Sta
tlon' New York, at Z p M. follows:
HAWAII, Japan. Corea Siberia and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco. steam
ship Shinyo Maru. August 49,
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Maui. August 49,
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti. August 81.
pan, Corea. and China Especially ad-
dressed only) via Seattle. steamship
Kashirna Maru. August FL
japan. Corea. China. Siberia, French Indo-
Samatra) and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle. steamship Wenatchee August %.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies (excepr
Sumatra, and Philippine Islands. via
San Franz ssoc steamship Golden State,
August Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18

saco'a: Iioi,sndia (DuD. Vera Cruz: Kos
suth 90. Philadelphia; Matanzas. Tam
picc. Saramacca. Tela: Yumuri. port in
Mexico. sailed SITS Clement smith. Port
l.obos Milan Maru tJap). Rotterdam. e T
Warng. Jacksonville PeeSskill Iiverpool
Santa Gertrudis tBr). Tampico.
PHlI.AD tLPHTA. Aug l7-Arrfved. strs
Melford Han 'Br). Calcutta. etc. Via Bos-
ton ldefjord tNor). New York: Jean stern
!br,. Aev York. Davidson County. Fowev
Mandevillc BID. TeIa. sailed: Brighton
tNor,. Tort Antonio; Ormes CDr) Port
Anton.o Emile Deutsch De Ia Nerr,he
'Er1: Eavre and Roucn; Msnulans. Boston
Mia mi, Havana. Sailed: Str Johnson
City. Client.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 17-Arrived .
American, New York
TAMPA. Aus l7-A-rived Str Eastern
Cross (sp). New Orleans. Sailed: ST.
Biornsterne Bjornson tNor,. Savannah.
schr Island Homo, Grand Cayman
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. Aug u
A A. and saiisd; schr Hticrest lBr)
Hai'laX or New York. Arrived: Schrs
Sarah CHM, New York for Nantucket
annie 3 Mitchell. Long Cove FOR New
York. Sailed: Schr St Clair Theriault
(Br), from Littlebrook \ S. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Foreign Ports

TocoPILLA. Aug Str Republic
DAKAR. Aug lt-Str Blue Triangle
ST MICHAELS. Aug 1S-Str Canopic
thr). for Naples and Genoa
SANTOS. Aug l5-Str Hallbiorg 1Nor>
HAVANA Aug l7-Strs Saianares.
Mexico, Orbita.
Departures for New York
ROTTERDAM. Aug ls-strs Parkville;
Aug IA. + ! Luchenbach.
ALENANDRTA. AUG ls-Str Panaman.
PERNAMBJcO, Aug 14-Str Polycarp
(Br)
LISBON, Aug 15-str Asia (Fr), from
Marseiles
oUEENsTowN. Aug 1s-str Centennial
State. from London
=, sING4PoRE. Aug 1s-str Takctoyo
lSwec).
souTHAMPToN. aug l7-%r Adrtatlc
HONG KONG. Aus fs-strs Bellnower.
EST er Dollar tBr): Harre Maru fJap)
(Jap). III al
BARRADos Aug 1a-str crofton Hall.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug ls-str vestrts
SANTOS, Aug 14-str Fluorspar
LONDON. Aug l7-Str Port Hacking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

crofton Hall. Buenos Ayres. July II.
Morton Lilly Co
Pres Wilson. Tr'-ste. Aug go. Phelps Bros
s'xaoia. Santa Marta. Aug 8. -. y Fruit Co
Rosallnd. Halifax. Aug IS. Red Cross Line
Europa Naples Aug .ftal-America LINE
IT Victoria, Bermuda, Aug .s... Furn- Witty
Creole. New Orleans, Aug l3....S Pacific Co
Due Tomorrow
America Bremen. Aug a...U s Mall Line
I'll sud. Galveston. Aug l3..-.S Pacific Co
city OF Savannah, Savannah. Aug ls.
Ocean s s Line
conaanch>, Jacksonville. Aug 10 Clyde Line
Aliianca. TT au Prince. Aug 5..Pan RR Line
Due Saturday
Aauit anita. southarn pton. Aug ~. .Cunard l.
Kochaiub beau. Havre. Aug 10 French Limo
Due Sunday
baltic. Queenstown, Aug lz....W Star Line
FINLAND. Southampton, Aug Pr Star Linz
Due Monday
France TIavre Aug French Line
Espersnzs. Havana, Aug H.. Ward I..ns
Caronla Queenstown. Aug "A Cunard Line
San Lorenzo. san Juan, Aug 10.
= Il Porto Rico Line
Csracas Curacao. Aug Is 90. Red p" Line
Due Tuesday
Mexico. Hzyans. Aag is......... Ward Lilac
Due Wednesday
Esssnuibo. Cristobal Aug 49, Pac Nav Co
Eeiiig Olav christiAnin. Aug ~
Scandinavia American Lima
N Warrington. klo do Janeiro. Aug H.
Munson Lines
Duo Thursday
centennisi etA'c. London. Aug rs,
s NAH Linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
American Line Steamer New
York Sold for New Service

:, The American Line steamship New
i''k, after being idle for more than
= year, has been sold to the Franklin
steamship Corporation, Of this city,
seeorcing u an announcement made
:ss'efday by the international Mcrcan-
s.'s Marine Company, former owner
81 the yesseI.
p. srms u the sale were not disclosed.
ne aew York will remain under the
nmsricaa fay, and will be operated, Il
- UNDERWOOD, in connection wcn the
service Of the Polish navigation Com
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs Asa betn 1Ar). Conenha cenand HAl.
singIors. Gargoyle GAm>. Alexandria
Glglio 90. Gibraltar and Genoa Fort
hamilton Br). Bermuda; Bayonne (Am).
in'ladelphia; Nora CAMP Tampico Paris
Itr). Hsvre, FL Laso fAm9 New Orleans.
Nueces 1Am). Key West and Galveston
'ananova Amy, Santiago Guantanamo
ant fort Antonio; Lake Fannin 1Am)
Wilmington and Brunswick Cardonfa
1Am), Norfolk City of York (Br) Port
Said and Calcutta: Estona CDan). rux-
maven Danzig and 1ibsu; Fl Occidente
.An')' Galveston. Aeolus (Am). Rio dc
Janeiro. Nontevideo ana Buenos Ayres
schT ooIe Walker (Am). Sotuh Ambos-
strs Maneh'oreal (Nor), Santiago: Hattie
I.uc zen bach AMI. Mobile Capelhall (Br)
Norfol<; Pennsylvania Cam, Port Arthur.
kenowis HAMBURG "
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SOUTH CHICAGO. Aug 17-Arrivea Strs
RicAI Tri'nble. Fl II Gary Duluth T X Ma
her Escana ba Saturn. Buffalo c r Hub
oard. Aiiwa ukee. Sailed Strs Jas Walsh
Homcr smith, Georgian Bay: Richard
Trimh.e. Superior
1NDlANA HARBoR. Aug l7-Arrived
Str T Hutchinson Gazette
GARY. Aug i7-Arrived Strs r Ream
J. Morgan j.. Duluth SAILED: Strs NEE
Reans. Superior
MILWAUKEE,. Aug l7-Arirved: Strs
Jno l. Reisc. Shehoygan: Spokane. Buffalo.
sailed stTs W Snyder, Port McNicou !;
Grand Island. Escsnaba
SHEBo YGAN. Aug II - Arrived: Str
DULUTH. Aug i - Arrived: Strs Ell
more. kopp, Dunn r.. Edenborn. Senwood
Verona. r Richardson. 3 F. Jones. Nc
Cullough. Tionesta. Duluth Sailed: Strs
Nc1ionagle, Kinney. Hoover. and Mason
Mccullough, ireland. Mcintosh. Luzon, J E
Epson.
FAIRPORT. Aus l7-Arrived: Strs l. r
Davidson. Ashland. Sailed: Strs l. David -
son. Buffalo. Elba, Ashtabula