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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Yesterdays Answers

I. The University Of Michigan is
planning a million dollar club
house and social center for its
women students and alumnao.
-. When cutting thin material,
such as georgette crepe. make an
cYcn edge by first basting the
goods over piece of newspaper,
which will hold it down firmly.
>. In decorating bedroom, cheer
ful and attractive material to
use. instead of cretonnc, for the
drapcrics and cushions, is checked
gingham.
/. A convenient knife sharpcner that
will put Il miraculously keen edge
on knife clamps TO the edge OF
the table. and has four teeth edged
with grindstoncs between which
the knife is passed.
J. \ tiny hat for the baby is trim
med with two or three rows OF
ribbon made into small points
standing up all the way around
the edge.
). The heels and toes Of woolen
stockings can b" rc-cnforccd so
that holes will not be worn in
them so quickly by sewing pieces
Of dark material on the inside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

is nice to make some candy out in the
kitchen. But the games help in cnsA
you get stuck. have some quiet ones
and some noisy ones that may make the
neighbors wonder, but they are lots O.
fun,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Jrrp Page asks FrGHcCS Garter to
marry him. aud iu the excitement of
the engagement Frances IOrUCtS 20
SpcGk 10 Jerry about going on u'ith
her yO-E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Some Games to Play

TO iLc Editor Of Womun'S Page;
Dear Madam--As l am n daiIy rea9ei
~ ,nur valuable column, will you kindly
answer me this? When Il gathering OF
girls and fellows. ages about eighteen
70 twenty-five years. get together what
games can be played that the hostess
can suggest?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
A FAITHFUL READER

r. Won will send me a self-addrcsScd,
etnr,,ed envelope I will send you some
games that will help you out. II is
always fun TO play the piano and sing
when Il crowd OF girls and boys get to-
gether. and II there are not so many 1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Doctor Should Be Consulted

Doctor Should Be Consulted
70 TIC Editor Of WomGr's Page:
Dear Madam have applied alncs'
everything to my lips, but nothing seems
TO cure them.
They are very ugly looking and ur-
comfortable. due to Il thick skin whic',
comes on them and makes them seem
swollen in the morning. DO you know
of any reason for this? Some folks sav
II Is a fever. DO you think II is?
WORRIED
You would do well to consult a phys
clan about this. II IL evidently SOME
condition Of your system that causes thlr
swelling, and you should have an exam
ination made to determine what II
wrong. DO not let this scare you: T.
Is nothing serious. but should be at
tended to by n doctor. who will hav"
n chance to determine the reason for 4,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
BY MRS. VI. \. WILSON
fCopprtoht. 1877. BY Mrs. ". 4. TrH
Al iinhtq rcHrrNrR.l

FCopvTtoht, 1891. BY Mrs. ". 4. Wilson,
All rights rCSrrr"d.)
TTO THE readers of the cosmopolitan
4 kitchen I am sending Some fish and
fruit recipes from Florida You know
the old sleepy Spanish mission town Of
st. Augustine is the mecca for the
winter tourist Here we have many
splendid varieties of fresh fish, inClud-
ing the toothsomr shad Of the northern
waters, which evidently come south to
hibernate or lnXuriate in the warm
waters Of the Florida coast.
Filiets of Shad Chanticlecr
Split the shad and bone Cut IN
pieces about the size Of half the hand
and trim to shape. Max" a pocket be-
tween the fish meat and skin and fill
with the following mixture, chop very
fne
Ore-hdt dozen onion'.
Bit Of garlic.
Season with
One holt teaspoon Of whitc pepper.
One-hulf teaspoon Of sat-,
Pinch Of gumbo porder.
Mix and use. F'lattcn the flletS Of
shad after placing in the filling, by
pressing with the hand. Roll in flour
and then dip in thin batter oi flour
and water. Roll in fine crumbs and
u
a moderate oven for twenty five min
utes. Baste each fllet with n little
bacon or ham dripping; just before re-
moving from the oven lay strip OF
bacon on each piece and serve with
Pascha sauce.
PaSCha Sauce
One-halt cup Of tbick cream Sd&cc,
Too thirds cup Of thick tomdto pgrcc,
Juice Of one and Onc.h1f large
lemons,
Tro pimcntoS, ch0pPOi nNc.
Ttco onions. chopped fac.
Sir olireS chopped fHC,
One-haf cup o. pdrSiCg, ChOpp,d fne.
Mix and when scaldng hot ndd IN"
Juice Of one half small grapefruit which
has been strained to remove the seeds.
Serve.
Fillct OF BASS ChartreS
Bone out the fillets ana broi. Rastc
frequently with bacon fat and then pre-
pare dish Of spaghetti by cooking one
half pound Of spaghetti in boiling water
for twenty minutes. Drain and place
on n hot dish and cover with
One cup Of wcN-hedtcd and s"dSomcd
thick tomato PURGE md then sprinkle
toith finely chopped p'rSI'H
JT0 onions,
Tpo pimCntOS.
One halt cur Of grated c",eSc
Lay the prepared fllrt of nSA ou
spaghetti and serve with tartar sauce.
Red snapper IS truly delicious, and
II eaten as prepared by the Florida
people II is delicious.
Cleanse the fish and WASH well. Cut
in pieces. Tn" bones may be removed
or not. just as on" wishes. Dip IT
-four and brown quickly, then Na..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
The Question Corner
TOday's Inquiries

/. When making n short ncgligCc Of
velvet how can piecing be made
s good looking way if the
material is too narrow?
Q. Describe Il novel letter holder for
the desk.
3. When there is no nutcracker
available how can nuts be
cracked?
4. How are some of the newest and
peettiost white handkerchicfS
made?
>. II it is necessary to have the hat
box in place where it can be seen.
how can it be made an ornament
for the room?
q. What shade for hat or afternoon
dress is considered smart and is
now being worn great deal?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Tomorrow The suggestion about III,
ring.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Sultan of Turkey
Sends S2l9,5OOHere
I'm Cast Iron Safe
Porte Takes No Chances
With Bandits i'm Ship
me1lt of $4,000 Pounds
to- the Guaranty Trust

Rumors os New York's crime wave
have apparently reached the Golden
Horn. At any rate, the Turkish gov
ernment docs not believe in taking any
chances with gold shipments to this
port. So when it had shipment of
$4,000 Turkish pounds, or approxi-
mately $219,5o0 in the yellow metal, to
send to the Guaranty Trust Company
of New York the Sultan called his
trusty financial advisers about him to
devise way of getting the geld
through in safety.
After much scratching of heads it
was decided to use safe. So an old
cast iron strong box. weighing several
tons, and made in Birmingham, Eng
land, before the days of combination
locks, was pressed into service. The
gold was dumped in, the door locked
and the key sent along in another
package to the bankers.
The extraordinary shipment arrived
here Monday, on board the Angeles.
lts did not reach port until late and
when the safe and its contents arrived
at the downtown office of the Guar
anty Trust Company it was found too
large for the banks vaults. The only
thing that could be done was to roll
it onto the floor in one of the lower
rooms of the Trust company building.
where it was kept under special guard
through the night.
Yesterday the safe ard the gold
went to the United States Assay Of
fee, where the gold coin was taken cut
preparatory to being melted down.
Much of the coin is of an ancient
mintage,
The proceeds of the shipment will be
used to buy American -four and other
~foodstuffs for shipment to Constan-
tinople.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Reports by Wireless
From the q. S. Naval Commu'
nicafion Station

tDistance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise speciled,l
Afel 80 w Tortugas Jan 81.
Agwimars 268 w Honolulu PM Jan 3d.
Alabama "a n Jupiter Jan 81.
Altoona lat 43 80 Ion 6S 81 Jan 81.
Allianca 1896 Scotland LV Jal 81.
American Press 1,000 E Cape Henry Jan 81.
Annetta III SW Hatteras Jan 81.
Ario so S Hatteras Jan 81.
Arizonan 2,115 s San Pedro Jan 81.
Aztec 20 N Jupiter Jan 81.
Beatrice 60 Jupiter Jan 81.
Bellemina 420 Il Ambrose Jan 81.
Branell Point 100 Jupiter Jan 81.
Buenos Ayres 1,0S0 S San Francisco PM
Jan 30
Burnwell 419 e Tampico Jan 81.
Cabrille IA w Sand Key Jan 81.
Calamares 630 Ambrose Jan 81.
Camaguey 245 Jupiter Jan 81.
Caracas 1,00S SE Ambrose Jan so.
Carenco lat as 10 lon 6S II Jan 81.
Csrtago 78 N Cristooal Jan 81.
Charles NJ Everest ~ E Sand Key Jan 81.
Charles II Cramp 22o S Delaware Break
water Jan 81.
Chester Sun 210 Sw Hatteras Jan 81.
City of Brisbane lat 40 21 lon "a 80 Jan 81.
City OF Berkeley $50 from Honolulu Pm
Jan sc
Columbia e5 70 Havana Jan 81
Comal l20 WNW Tortugas Jan 81.
Copcho So w Key West Jan 81.
Coppename i25 South Pass Jan 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures Tor New fOrk
NAPLES, Jan AIS Henry IL. MaIlor9'
25th: San Giusto Gt.
GOTHENBURG, Jan ass Margus
BARBADOS. Jam 26---S s Aowa, from
Para.
LISBON, Jan 2e---s $ Asia tTr). .o,,.
GENOA. Jan 25-S Duca d Aosta 90.
MANCHESTER, Jan SIS Glenlyon
potfP;oRTo. Jan 21-schr Blanche G Pen
noTTEBpAM. Jan 2oms Yapalaga7; e : nj
AMSTERDAM, Jan as Eemland
GIBRALTAR. Jan ao--s city Of Nor
wish h,1a Sn1S 3, from Gale1ttai sg me,ssoner
RIO DE JANE1Ro. Jan 2o-s s Martha
PORT SAID, Jan 2s--s S oreland tBr)
SHANGHAI, Jan 2o--s Tuscan Prince
BAHIA, Jan So---s 8 Andrew jackson
cADIz. Jan ais s Antonio Lopez (sp1;
MIDDLESBORO, Jan SIS Hurunul
BR1ND1s1, Jan ass s Virginia ut>.
R0uEMt Jan 2s-1S s genus; 1ihsrtv Ren.
CAEcUFTI paNk}Ts Jan Jan 5ss SIS 1ndianS t (swed)
GENOA, Feb is s Ferdinando Palas-
''Ifa maMBURG. MiTBsU}:RG Jan 27--s Mount Clay,
'A|> ~ Arrivals m from New York
BRISBANE Jan 2S---S Fort LyttIeEon
pATRAs, Jan as GalabIias la 3, sBr9; 5:,,
(Br), for Sourabaya, etc.
BARBADOS, Jan 28-S Guyaba (Braz)'
~ port SAID. Jan 2s--s Deli tDD. for
BERGEN. Jan 2s--s Drammensfjord
'fSa SHANGHAI, Jan 2a-s s Portuguese
RoTTBRDAAf, Jan ass S Pleiades.
CADIz. Jan 30-S S Swazi (Br).
NAPLES Jan 24--S s America (It), for
Piraeus; Guglielmo Pe{rce (Itl.
HAMBURG, Jan 27--S Andrea f Luck
enbach.
ern City tBr).
sett (Br), via Liverpool.
HALIFAX, N S, Feb 1-str Rosalind
(I3rI
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Fire Record

a. NJ. LOSS.
4:1o-365 West St. Columbia smelt-
ing and Refining Co....... .Trifing
9:o0--92 Bowery, Samuel Danner.
Unknown
Unknown
s4oW" v. 1920 ST. Joseph Espp nnA"0"n
II :25-2 Warren St, Cafeteria Co.
Unknown
unknown .............'....T .Trihing
IL :i5-rhird IL av and 9TH ST.. work
car Third Av. II. r. Co. Mono
/ 1.2o-s68 W. l26th St, chimney,
Moran estate :.....; unknown
1:3o--5o7 F. 6Sth St. Central Brew
2;os-s21 ", 5ad St. Mary George.
Unknown
2:55-144th st. and Lenox av.. auto,
Edward Brown .......,.... Slight
4;4o--32 Walker st.. a. Jacobs Unknown
b.26-54 w ESD ST., j. Goldman. Unknown
5:80--1 Irving Place, Monogram
s.o5--i$ T +, 67th ST., Catherine
Hamilton .,,..'.. nknoWn
7:oo-2S5 Il. 67th st. Samuel Rose
witz ,........s. .,''.'.. =. Z Ihuo"Ii
7.4o--s45 broadway, Workman &
S.no-l32 Second av Emil Kiss. Unknown
10:25---54 West 46th st, Lola Grant
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Sail Friday
Sail Saturday
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoffce and City Hail Postoffice
Station, New York. at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corca and China, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Siberia Maru, Feb
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only, via Vancouver and VIC
toria, r. c.. steamship Monteagle, Feb
uary 3.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship
Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
dressed only). via San Francisco, steam
ship Gorontalo February 8.
Japan. Cora&, China, siberia. French Indo-
china, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. Co, steam
ship Empress OF Asia. February S
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
china, Netherlands East Indies Except
Seattle, steamship Tyndareus. Febru-
ary s.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
y. c.. steamship Makura. February .1A.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Mead Longs for Sing Sing

"reminiscences of forty years in Sing
Sing crowded so pleasantly about Will
lam Mead, the PRISONS chief engineer,
who had asked to be retired, that he
recanted yesterday and told the Of
ficials that he would like to amass some
more experiences before being pen
stoned. Consent was given, and Mead
was on the job, as usual, last night,
stopping occasionally to wonder why
he had ever thought of leaving Sing
Sings pleasant atmosphere for that Of
the outside world.
Since Mead began his work, in 1880
at Sing Sing he has made the acquaint-
ance of 10000 criminals. He helped
install big Ben," the steam alarm
whistle, which roars out to the coun-
tryside the news Of an escape. Major
Lewis f. Lawes is the eighteenth war
den whom Mead has served,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Reports OF Shipping and News Of Foregn Tra(

MoeB H1 Fss asrs'f cabsas fr.sssn s'E"
sbs rEfNlds" NGWs s'3so 9s Feb PS%nsGA
strs kasensa tBrl, New York; swine
snrno epr1 9nr> New York; city Of pqnkirk
Elkrdge. san Francisco, woodara e5Br),
dnn Atanica pr sspa Soma
iasIane FofaT elr5, MORT port in 'iS France. 80
eaodas Ms hsn sf?
Looos; city Of Bunlsirk (Br). New YORK;
CommInlpaw Baltimore: Alatrium (Br),
Naples. Sailed; strs MILAN Maru tyap)'
Marseillea Belridge st Georges; Atlantica
(Fr). Galveston; Everett New England;
land; Maasdtijk 9Dt5, Rotterdam; trd ;G Joanna ann
.tGk), Gibraltar;; Ruapehu tBr). yelling
ton; @ Kremlin lBel). Antwerp wye Tempest
!. PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb Arrived: Str
Gnfanta Isabel ,tsp), Galveston.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 1---Arrived: strs
siverbrook, Port Eobos: Arzpa aftE Hamburg
via Southampton; Ciemence C Morse
Por sah aehr poffG Paa
Thuriow, Buenos Ayres. Sailed strs
Essex,- Boston: Colin II Livingstone. Bos-
Turbinia (swed>. Havana: Gulfstream,
Port Arthur; transport Aisae, Norfolk.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Feb 1--Arrived:
Strs Roanoke, Charleston; Camden, Tam
Winifred, .Tampico; Cult Coast. jackson
vile; Perfection. Tampco; Padsnay, Rio
de Janeiro; Dronte 90. Genoa; British
Light tBr), Davenport.
PORT EADS, La Feb Arrived: Strs
Coppename. Tels; Coulee, Tampico Du-
range. Mexico; nl Almirante, New York
Floraba, Vera Cruz; Hibueras (Hond), Blue
fields; Jeanne dare CIR cruiser). Colon;
John d Rockefeller. Port Lobos; Lake
Eloravlsta, Tanlplco Malmen (Swed), Ha
vana; Mis- (Nor), Peru; Oscar D Bennett,
Tampico; Pauoi, Mexico; Sinaloa lNor),
Vera Cruz Turralba, Port Barrios; Yuma,
Vera Cruz. Sailed: strs Ampecto. Europe;
Corozal, Porto Rico; Custodian (Br), Liver
pool; Frscia tDutchD, Amsterdam; Hart
ford, Glasgow: Loinbardia (Swed), Matan-
Tampico; 6 r Dodd, New York.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb Arrived; strs
volturno (I), Norfolk; Michael L Emberi-
cos (Gk), Norfolk.
SAVANNAH. Feb l--Arrived:. Str Gre
clan, .Jacksonville 5and sailed for phila,
city of st Louis. New York.
TAMPA. Fla, Feb ARRIVED: str Bea'
trce, New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Navy Orders
FROM The T,4bunc's Washsn0 :,

IRON The T,ibune's washing Bureaa
WASHINGTON, Feb 1.--Navy orders is
sun9 snrineer, aeo Gun. II, C.. to squadrons radio.
BrandecKer. Lit. d. 50 f. "A, to Marc
Broughton. Sa Lit, A. l., to Puget Sound
Soianns 1t. g. w, TO San Francisco
constien cotiisI Capt e. 4, TO U. S. s, Cleveland
Cook, Gun; Z. to q s. $; mare aroangIis. isIano
Daugherty, Bosn. H, to U. s. s. Robin.
English, Lit i. c., to Mare island.
Flynn, 1T. T., to Mare Island. ,,-,.,
Gordon, CHI Gun. j., TO Y. s. s. MISSISSIPPI
lawrence Ch. Carp. A. e., to Mare Island
Lloyd, Bosn. W G, to q s. s Msn1ealm smsIsom
weber Bosn. J to u. s. s. tug -.
Welker, 1t c. p. TO destroyer force At
rsarratf ,rns'e it hte J. b., to U. $. S. Toucey,
Rountree, 1t. III. r.. to Haiti.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

From The Tribuiie's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. Army orderf
issued to-day;
Air Service
- ggfsrrg. IN, Maj; 4; W; to Everman sI1nco.+,a
McRae, Capt. D, NJ, to Arcadia.
Infantry
Child, Capt il. NJ. to Honolulu.
upper, Capt. s. r., to Honolulu.
a6uiford, Cart, G. D.. to Honolulu
corn cornish, Capt l.. NJ. to Honolulu
SSroit, II, n. r, to Honolulu.
6199nnett. 1t. l.. L. to Honolulu.
par 1T ~, to Honolulu.
gguVeneck, 1t. w. e., TO Honolulu.
Ennis "a 1t. r. F.. to Honolulu.
6Iorne, % 1t. j. c.. TO Honolulu.
pe99wier' Lit. c. A., to Walter Reed Hospital.
8ardL 88i@sk. Capt G; e. to Fort Bliss;
pital.
Dental Corps
oossto1hnardt;; 1t. e. G.. to Honolulu.
Btllam BoalSnn.,L LIT: N a. T.; to Honolulu.
Aaiy. Capt. L, W. to Manila.
Medical Corps
Bsoe1nn1esaetersser, Maj. J. b.. to Manila,
PicSmasan, PPIiTman, Maj. !. C.. 20 Manila
69sftnards. 6strads. Capt; w. L., to Manila.
aat@pp, 1t, G. A, TO Manila
''NN'eF' MAJ b. r., 10 Honolulu.
Cavalry
GGesley; I'd 1t. J. H, 10 Manila,
IarT. Maj NJ. to Fort sheridan.
rhpeiaorr 1T e. f., to Fort Clark.
GgG,ral; go,naIl;, Maj. E. p, to Panama.
ppoi~eli: Capt. J. K, to Panama
TTuhden, Ii. f. e, to Panama,
nnurner' 1t. II. T., to Panama.
~@''a' MAI j. r., to Fort Bliss.
Miscellaneous
@eTrsni,Iaer' Ts1,aer' Capt A. r.. Q. NJ. c., to Camr
Iaa0t,sbly diseharged--onver. Capt, w
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
President Tells the Senate
OF Destitufion in Europe

WASHINGTON, Feb. Further in
formation, received from State Depart
ment officials, regarding destitution in
Europe was transmitted to the Senate
to-day by President Wilson in response
to a Senate resolution of inquiry.
Among the documents was report from
a State Department agent who visited
several European countries last sum-
mer.
The State Department matter supple
mented previous statements of necessi-
ties for American relief in Austria,
Hungary, Poland and other countries,
with the exception of Serbia, where food
was reported plentiful.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
coulee SO sw South Pass Jan 81

NoGlee bU SW South Pass Jan IL.
Creole 200 NE Jupiter Jan 81.
Cnyameea 4ob NE Tampico Jan a.
P9ngenher P9rshss6er Is q Ere lqand Feb
Eesterner 1855 SD Ambroao Jan al.
Eastern Exporter 1,620 w Honolulu 3 Pm
Eastern Merchant sSs Saigon PM
Jan 81.
Edward l. Doheny III 40 INV Nayassa
Ei Eii Alba 272 Hatteras Jan 81.
I y, Almirante 2ol NV Tortugas Jan 81.
l hl Norte 81 WNW Tortugas Jan 81.
El Valle 279 ESE Galveston Jan 81.
Essex pd Brigantine Shoals Feb !.
ttna 320 Savannah Jan 81.
Everett SW Cape Charles Feb /.
Everglades 357 Hatteras Jan 81.
Firthcline 335 u by Cape Henry Jan 81,
Frank II Buck 1,o11 from Monterey PM
Frederick I.uclsenbach % sT Hatteraa 8
oedania 100 sw Hatteras Jan a..
General O II Ernest 500 NE Cr!stoab'
Geo G Henry 200 NE Jupiter Jan 81.
Gulftrade 2O7 n Sabine Bar Jan 81.
II II Rogers S Hatteraa Jan 81.
Halsey 110 N Hatteras Feb l
Herbert g Wylie 1874 Ambrose Pm
Herbert I. Pratt 1T w San Key Jan 81.
Hilton 12 S Fowery Rocks Jan 81.
Hollywood 9o5 from San Francisco Pm
Hoxbar % ssw South Pass Jan 81.
lndependence Hall l3o sE overfalls Jan 81.
lngold 25 S Charleston Jan 81.
John WorthinGton ,2S3 s Ambrose Jan 81.
Kisnop 81 Hatteras Jan 81.
l. J Quake 1913 NE Key West Jan 81.
Lake Gapens from Pensacola Jan 81.
Lake Cathcoou 203 Hatteras Jan al.
Lake Blsmere passed Charleston Jan 81
Lake Faristell 90 N Jupiter Jan 81.
Lake Fear 81 Sc Hilisboro Jan 81.
Lake Tlason lat II So lon 60 q Jan 80,
Iul lSo INyon ri |.
Lake Frolono 243 Nantucket Nv Jar 81
LsEe s,s. Ogden sd az Scotland nan LV Jan 81
Matsonia 1872 w San Francisco Pm
Mattole 10 $ Ambrose Feb !.
Mevania eos from Ambrose Jan 81.
Miller County 317 ENE Lobos Island
Montana 1856 e Ambrose Jan 81.
Montoso 362 WNW San Juan Jan 81.
Moravia Bridge lat 80 OF lon II % Jan 81
Munamsr MusGnsr 522 = Ambr0se Jan ian a.
Newport Piss S San Franciseo Jan 81.
Mobiles 22e WNvv Tortugas tit Jan 81.
Nora 43 w San Key Jan 81
Oregonian Gil f Ambrose Jan 81.
0swego. 17o s Hatteras Jan 81.
Pawtucket 1o3 Il Five Fathom Bank
phi PhiIadelphta IL; 1905 $ Scotland Lv Jan so
Sagua 70 Jupiter Jan 81
salem County 20 SSW Brenton Reef Feb
san Jose 407 S San Francisco PM Jan 81
san Mateo SO Jupiter Jan 81.
Santa Eulalia lat 33 % lon 76 is Jan o.,
! Seekonk $50 Z Ambrose PM Jan 81
SiXaola 900 Ambrose Jan 81.
| Soiltaire LOG Jupiter Jan 81
Sonoma S98 e Honolulu 8 PM Jan 30
| Standard 124 S Jupiter Jan 81.
Sudbury 395 Charleston Jan al
Iippecanoe 2l3 Jupiter Jan 81.
nopa Topa lat 80 II lon 46 16 Jan a.
triumph III Boston LV Feb L.
! Inrrialba 40 South Pa.s Jan 81
w Teagle 33 e Hole-in-Wall Jan 81.
W II TIlord A N Jupiter Jan 81.
W NJ Irish 375 W by n Sand Key Jan a.
Macouta l50 NE Jupiter Jan 81.
WaXahatchie lat 25 As lon IS 81 Jan 81
Jan 80.
West Corum $50 from Ambrose Jan Al
West Eldara 293 f Honolulu PM Jan 40
west keene 991 from San Francisco pm
VEST Mest Munham t lat 81 48 Ion 81 55 Jan 81
NEST Pocassct 225 Sc Ambrose Jan 81.
West Tacook 532 Z Ambrose Jan 81
! Mliiialn Green 10 Jupiter Jan 81.
Milliam IL Doheny IS NE Jupiter Jan 81
WHs,inneconne passed Nantucket LV Ian 81
William n Page 205 S Cape Maysi Jan 81
Zacapa "a W Swan Island Jan 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Cunard Lime Expanding
20 Have Fleet of Million and a
Half Tons. Is Report

The Cunard Company, by the end OF
Jhe present year, according to The
LONDON Times, expects to- have a fleet
aggregating over a million ard a half
toms engaged in the Atlantic, Mediter-
ranean and Australian services. AT
the present time the company has in
commission forty-seven vessels, with "a
tonnage of over 100000.
New offices have recently been
opened by the Cunard Company at
Antwerp, Hamburg, Berlin, I.ucerne
and Prague.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
AMERICAN PORTS

, BALTIMORE, Feb, ARRIVED: Strt
Raithwaite (Br, Valparaiso via Savannah
| Lake AXE Elon. l5io sagua; Huaco, Port Lobos
Lake Lax; Ilppah, Guantanamo; Faust!no r
San Pedro (sp}, Bilbao via Bermuda.
Sailed: Strs Harold Dollar (Br), New
YORK; West Haven, Galveston; Bella Port
Maria; Fiume (1D, Trieste via Galveston
Ctho, Rotterdam; Palisades, Glasgow and
Avonmouth; Borga tNor), Hamburg; Col
iingsworth, Rotterdam; Norden DAM
Tampico; Kennehec. New York: Bradavon
Br), Hamburg and Brake via Norfolk
and New York.
BOSTON, Feb. ARRIVED: strs City of
brisbane (Br), Colombo, Calcutta via
Malta Winneconne, Boca Grande; Alaskan,
New York for Pacific Coast ports; West
Togus, Portland for New York. Sailed
Strs Hampton Roads, Baton Rouge; Err
holm (Nor>, Norfolk; Gloucester. Norfolk
and Baltimore.
CHARLESTON. s c, Feb ARRIVED
Strs Lake Ontario. Matanzas for Norfolk
1ngold, Savannah; Princeton, Jacksonville.
GALVESTON, Feb I-Arrived: Strs
Worden. Frontera: Canadian Spinner (Br),
Halifax. Sailed: strs Domingo de Lar
rinaga (Brl, Trieste: Hegira. Havre and
Rotterdam; Topla, Tampico: Mount
Evans, Bremen: Gladysbe. Tampico: Okla
homa City, Bremen.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb 1---Arrived: strs
Alabama, Port Lobos: Persian, Baltimore.
Sailed: Strs Maple. Nassau: Apache. New
York
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
New HOlland-Brazil Service

The Holland America Line and the
Van Nievelt, Goudriaan G. Company's
Steamship Company instead, it is re-
ported, to inaugurate o. service be-
tween Rotterdam and Brazil, with
rection.