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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-22

teenth judicial District, at Court Cham
bers at the Court House; in the city or
1921. at 10 \. NJ. upon the petition OF
Lester p Warford praying for the judg-
ment of the Court to be entered appoint
ing q Trustee for and on behalf Of said
defunct Presbyterian Church of Hovcy
Junction, now Village of t'unkleN.
to convey the real property Of said
church to the Adams PreSbNtery.
That the real property affected hereby
is described as follows: to-Wll: Lots I.
and s. Block Of lunklcy. Heltrami
County. Minnesota.
October 18th, 1927.
c. w. CAMPBELL.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Bemidil. MinnrsOt:l.
3tSat 10-15-g
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APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
or TRUSTEE

State Of Minnesota, County of Beltram,
In district Court. Fifteenth Judicial
District.
In the Matter of the Application of
Lester p. Warford for the appointment
of a Trustee to Deed real estate for and
on behalf of the defunct Presbyterian
Church at Funkley. Beltrami County.
Minnesota.
Notice is Hereby Given, That a hear
ing will be had before the Honorable
above named Court in and for the Eff
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Ford roadster truck.
Z with regular body and truck body.
4 Car is in good running order. If
taken at once will sell for SITS.
Apply Pioneer Office. 7t1O-31
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CIVIL SERVICE Examinations, Be-
midi, November. Positions, 81, 400
$1,000. Age, Is, upward; expert
ence unnecessary. For free par
ticulars, instruction, write r. Ter
ry Former Civil Service Examin-
cry, 119 Continental Bldg, Wash
ington, D. c. 4tl0-26
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LOST AND FOUND

rim and Violet Ray
lens off of large car. Owner
NAV have same by calling at The
Pioneer office and paying for this
od 2t10-22
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FOR SALE-Corporation seals, cor
poration record books with dlvl-
sions for minutes, articles of in
corporation, bylaws, minutes for
directors, meetings, stock ledger,
stock certificate register, trans
fers and dividend register. In
quire at Pioneer Stationery Store,
4O3 Beltrami avenue. Telephone
1891. 1O-21tf.
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FOR SAIE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Small house on lake
shore. 1118 Lake Boulevard. In
auire at Gill Bros. ~}t:~"%' 3tlO-22
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Calgary, Alta.---lt is announced
that irrigation will be one of the prin-
cipal undertakings of the new Far
mers' government in Alberta.
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FOR SALE-Thor. washing machine,
in good condition, $4,000. Phone
II. 3tlO-25
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FOR SALE--Coroparlon seals, corpor-
alton record books with divisions
for minutes, articles of incorpora-
ticn,, by laws, minutes for direc-
tors meetings, stock ledger, stock
certificate register, transfers and
dividend register. Inquire at Pho
neer Stationery Store, 403 Bel
trami avenue. Telephone 1881.
3-1Stt
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps Of all
kinds and types. Orders taken at
Pioneer Office and Pioneer Sta
tionery House. Telephone 922-
923 or 1921. Delivery of stamps
made from three to four DAYS af-
ter order is taken. 1O-22tf
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FOR SALE-7-room house, corner OF
18th and Park avenue, and one o.
room house on 9th and Irvine, by
owner. If interested, it will pay
you to investigate. Phone 226.
1O-12tf
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FOR SALE-Second-hand coal heat
er. See stove at Battles Hardware.
and get price. 3tlO-22
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FOR SALE-Two-room house with
good basement. Two lots. West
Z end of Tenth street. Phone 486W.
6t10-22
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
HELP WANTED-,MALE

GOVERNMENT ( needs Railway Mail
Clerks. Salary $133 to $192 month.
, Travelling expenses paid. Examina-
ton announced soon. Write for
free. specimen questions. Columbus
Institute, Columbus Ohio,
4t 1O-5-12-19-2G
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FOR SALE-Almost new Perfection
oil heater and oil can cheap. Mr..
Kirlpatrick. Phone 922. 10-20tf
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FOR SALE-A black plush coat, size
40. Price $25. Gail in afternoons
or evenings at 1915 America ave.
3t1O-23
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FOR SALE-Onc Hudson seal coat,
size So; can be seen and tried on
at the Bemidji Fur Co. Price less
than half of wholesale price. LOTT
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WANTED-Lady cook for out of
town. Call Sanitary Bakery.
Phone 7S9.S 1t1O-22
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WANT to hear from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars
and lowest price. John j. Black,
Minnesota Street, Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin.
3tSat1O-22-29 11-5
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FOR SALE OR TRADE team of
horses; 1 set of harness and 2
wagons. Phone 822. J. H. Allen.
>~Ef}Es.. '.s&,., 3t10-21
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Farm at Rice
lake. Thirty acres cleared ready
for crop. Plenty of hay and wood.
Team Of horses, cows, poultry,
farm machinery. Phone 900. Hotel
Markham. ., 1Ot10-22
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Dishwasher at Enter
prise Cafe. 2tlO-24
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FOR .RENT--Large modern furnish
ed front room. Inquire 7l5 Lake
Boulevard. 10-l1tf
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Lady wants work as housekeeper for
respectable elderly gentleman in
modern home. Call 3O2-J. 2t10-22
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miles from town. Inquire Oie An
derson, Bemidji, Route 3. 6tlO-22
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FOR SALE

FOR ,SALE-Round Oak heater.
Phone 931. 3t10-24
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WANTED Woman to keep house
for family Of man and two chill
dren; boy, 10; girl, 6. Good home
and will pay $40 per month. Ad-
dress Bemidji r. F. D., Box Ill.
6t1O-2S
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FOR RENT-3-room house. Phone
931 3t1O-24
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! WANTED-Ladies to sell Xmas
greeting cards from sample book.
Wonderful opportunity fol hus-
tiers. Quick action necessary for
exclusive territory. Write today.
Shaw Bros. Co., BAT Plymouth
bldg, Minneapolis. 4t1O-25
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WANTED

For wood saving call Tony ,Bahr,
n 944. -..--E .l.. "a WIZ Il !. .9tlO-22
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Room ats1lo Sixth st;
80 =. 3t1O-22
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FOR RENT-Large modern furnished
front room with large clothes closet
and storage room for trunks, etc,
in connection. Inquire 715 Lake
Boulevard. Phone S17J. 1O-11tf
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FOR RENT-New garage; $50 for
months if paid in advance. In
uuire Frank Glomboski, kaplan
bldg, barber shop, or TIC Be-
midi ave. 3t1O-22
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FOR RENT-Ihiee-r0Om house on
Carpenter avenue. Next door to
General Body Factory. Will rent
for 81 month to responsible par
ty. Inquire at SIT Minnesota ave.
Phone '503W. |'fn&f{: - 3tl0-22
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2--Rose City for
Portland crashed into pier bulkhead here
breaking and denting several bow plates
Repairs will require several days.
TACOMA, Nov 2--West Orowa grounded
in fog here.
SEATTLE, Nov 2-San Diego. San Pedro
for Tacoma. grounded in fog at Jefferson
Heads, Puget Sound. Refused aid and
hoated. Survey at Tacoma
Admiral Farragut, for San Francisco and
San Pedro, delayed by bursting of main
=. VICTORIA, Soy - 2--Empress OF Russia
doned supposedly sinking vessel in mid
Pacific In small boats and battled seas
until picked up by West Ivan. Warnings
issued for dereict.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov q Thomas
Crowley. San Pedro for San Francisco,
ashore on rocks south OF Point Conception.
Navy tug Brant and Eagle Boat No IL
dispatched to aid.
Repairs to boilers of Buckeye State have
delayed sailing for Honolulu until Friday
NEW YORK, Nov 2-E Il Bedford, New
YORK for Port Lobos, to replace propeller
blade at Charleston
Eastern Soldier, Antwerp for New York
and Phladelphia. reported October 81
adrlft off Landsend with low pressure pis-
ton split. Endeavoring proceed on com
pound.
Maunabo and Arroyo. sighted October 29
in lat 20 o5 N, Ion "A Sc w, with rudder
The fishing schr Virginia towed into
Tortugas dismasted.
BEAUFORT, N c, Nov Power yacht
Seanorse had hole stove In port bow above
water line. Details not reported.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov Three
masted schr drifting off southeast coast
Florida towed to st Johns Bar by coast
guard cutter Yamacraw. Vessel not iden-
titled and nothing known OF crew; a.
LONDON, Nov " Manatee, New Or
leans and Pensacola for this port, reports
fire in No 3 hold under control.
NORFOLK. Nov = Merritt Chapman
Wrecking Company raising fishing str
Margaret three and one-half miles south
east Thimble Shoals Light.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov 2--Arrived: Stand
ard. Port Lobos; Phalron tGrlS> Fort
Maria: Lake Ida Norfolk: Colombia. San
Francisco via Havana and Norfolk; Bir-
Pawnee New York; Lake Chelan. New
Hook st Marc.
BOSTON. Nov 2-Arrived: Maclsinaw
tRr), Hamburg; Sac City, Glasgow and
folk CAST two Nov y. Sailed Winii'redian
tBr). Liverpool; Nantucket. Philadelphi
Montgomery City. New York; Mary Nav
York; Carlsholm tSw). Gothenburg: Ma
cochee savannah; Worcester. Montreal;
Meirose baltimore (iast Sour Nov -.
aCuban). Savannah: A c Bedford, Mexico.
Sailed Lake FAY onia. Boston.
GALVESTON, Nov ARRIVED: Eastern
Victory. New Orleans; Victoria. Brazilian n
ports; MUNRO. Pensacola; FL Captain. New
York; Assimina NJ Bmbiricos 1Gk). Rio
york, Schroon. Genoa; FL Sol. New York
HAVANA, Nov 2-Arrived Toioa CIR,
New York for Crstohal; Morro Castle.
New York; San Gil fisrl. Boston; Pastores
t'ristoba for New York
ard, philadelphia; Lake Elsmere Boston.
Sailed Essex, Baltimore; Van. Miami
PHILADELPHIA Nov s-~Arrived: Put
hey tBrl, Antilla and Caibarien: Epstathios
sGrS):. Orsn; schr Marguerite NJ Wemyss
Ne" york. Sailed Nolga (Br), Cardiff
Iamaracc (Brl. London, Norfolk. Provi-
9enee; Glenbrtdge tBr,. Leghorn: Hests r
sun, sabine O'Neil. Texas City.
PORT EADS, La, Nov 2--Arrived: Hall.
G1erd tNor), Tampico Median (Br). Vera
cruz; Trinidadian. Port Arthur; William
Boycs Thompson. Philadelphia; Yore
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
/. Cleared

A,rstelland (Du), Dyker; Amsterdam via
Matanzas st Nazaire and Havre; Funch
Nlbania (Br), Brown; Liverpool; Cunard
8 Co.
Whakatane (Br). Davies: Auckland and
Wellington via Panama Canal; Norton,
City of Bristol (Br) Hay; Hull and Ant
werp; Elerman's Wilson Line.
El Vale, Mattson; Galveston; Southern
Delaware Robinson; Boston: Eastern S S
El Almirante. Damn; New Orleans;
Southern Pacific Co.
Norfolk. Forrest; Baltimore: Clyde s 8
Co.
ocean Monarch (Br>. Walker; Philadel-
phia; Houlder. Weir, Boyd Co.
Charlton Hall. Johnson; Boston; 18TH
mian S Line
James Timpson, SWANSON; Bluefelds; I
r Williams & Sons.
Sch Carrie l. Hirtle (Br), Corkum; st
Johns; j Il Whitney G. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Tea Shop Proprietor
Accuses 3 of ExtortiOn
Charges Visitors Insisted He
Buy From Them Permit TO
Sell Liquor

Three mAn who gave their names as
George y. Allen, of o57 Girard Avenue;
George H. Allen, Of 402 East 140th
Street, and Jesse Currey, Of 1929
Woodycrest Avenue, all of the Bronx,
were locked up in the West 123d Street
station last night on charges of cxtor-
tion.
The arrest was made by Detectives
Lynch and Kerr, of the West 123d
Street station, in the Alhambra Pas
try and Tea Shop, in the Ahambra
Theatcr Building, at Seventh Avenue
and 12sth Street, The complainant
against the three men was Salvatore
Mallah, the proprietor Of the shop.
Mallah told the police that the three
accused men, accompanied by two other
men, first entered his place last Satur-
day He says that George B. Allen,
who appeared to be spokesman for the
others, told him that he ought to sell
whisky in. his shop and offered to pro-
cure him permit for $100. Mallah
says he refused.
On Monday night the three are al
legged to have paid second visit to the
tea shop and insisted that Mallah re-
consider their proposition for buying a
permit. To get rid of them, Mallah
says he promised that he would buy if
they would return to his shop on
Wednesday.
When they returned last night, the
police say, the money was passed, and
they we're placed under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Whisky on Way Here
Seized at Lorraine, Pa.
Dry Agents Charge Yellowley's
Name on Permit Was Forged
in New York

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Seventy-
one barrels Of whisky, valued at
100000, were seized to-day at the
Neversink Distillery, in Lorraine, near
Reading, Pa, by Federal prohibition
agents, led by Harvey L. Duncan, assist
ant associate prohibition director of
Pennsylvania. Armed guards were
placed in charge of the liquor and a
warrant was issued for the arrest Of
Robert Gr0ssman. one of the owners
Of the distillery.
Confiscation Of the whisky, accord
ing to S. f. Rutter, associate director Of
prohibition enforcement in this state,
prevented an attempt to ship it on
forged permits prepared in New York.
The permits, Rutter said, were made
out in the name of Abe Kruman, of New
York, but were lacking the indorse-
ment of the Pennsylvania officials.
They bore the name Of E. E. Yellowly,
prohibition director of New York,
which, Rutter declared, had been
forged.
The Neversink Distillery is one of
the largest in this section, having four
warehouses, with capacity of 100000
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Ship Board Saves Money
Settles $l,64O,433 Steel Co.
Claim for $5l All
n TLe TrfhnuaIS WQShiu Qt or RMredN


WASHINGTON, Nov. Settlement
for 1,471.92 of claims aggregating
s1,640, ,433.70 was authorized to-day by
the claims commission Of the United
States Shipping Board in favor Of the
Ralston Steel Car Company, of East
Columbus, Ohio. This company made
fabricated steel for practically all the
shipyards u of the country, especially
for the ships built at Hog Island.
The original claim of The company
included $1,026,277.61 for prospective
profits. The claimants waived this
item, which was based on the returns
the company estimated it would make
after March ], 1920, when the Shipping
Board took over the plant.
The claims commission awarded the
company $209,296.64 in payment of all
sums due and deducted the sum Of
15e,s24,72, owed the government for
machinery and supplies installed in the
plant, leaving a net cash award of
$51.471.92.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Arrived Yesterday

Potomac Danxig. Oct Is; Bremen. Oct
10; TO United States Lines; with lo4 first
$50 third class pass, mails and mdse; Fer
"a, n II.
McKeesport. Bordeaux. Oct 2o to Cos
mopoaitan Steamship Co. with mdse; Pier
,. Hoboken.
Union city tRr). Philadelphia, DC, 81;
to S Navigation Co; with mdse; Pier
"a. Bklyn.
curvclo tnrazl. Santos, oct Il; Rio dc
Ja.eige oct III nahia ia. oGs lo Mtn ss
pass. mails and lndse; Pier o, Bush Docks
.B'klyn.
Mirita tNor). Tsmp,co, Oct "a; to Sin
Munamar. Antilla, Oct ss to Munson
Lines; with 20 pass and mdse; Pier g. Il r.
Latvia lDan), Libau. Oct ls; Danzig.
Asiatio Co: with 40 first, $50 third class
pass, mails and mdse; Pier g. Bush Docks,
B'klyn.
S Y Hsrkncss Tampico. Oct 20; to
Robert l. Hague with crude OIL PIER o,
Constable Hook, j..
Milaxzo UtaD. Norfolk. Oct 81 to the
italian Navigation Co; in ballast; Erie
Mason City. Furogrund, Oct g, Boston Oct
ST. to Moore g. Mccormick, With mose
Alamo Galveston Oct %; to Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse; Pier IS, r.
ved!e (Brl. Liverpool Oct 32i to Mhite fa
Star Line with 1877 pass, mails ana mdse'
Pier 60. n r. -
sqhr Young pr2 St pisTrs; snorsS M,a Of
Red r Hook Flats Flats, B'kiyn.
Hamilton. Norfolk; to Old Dominion
Trans Co. with mdse; Pier 26. r.
Eocene, Boston Oct 81; to Standard Oh
Co; Pier A, Bayonne, n j.
pittsburgh Bridge. Sept so, Brest Oct
90 to Susauehanna S Co. with mdse.
Orinoco Buenos Ayres Oct 8; to Oriental
Nav Co, with mdse: Pier 10, Clifton. 1.
u s Lykens. Philadelphia; anchored
U S Barney, sea- anchored off s7th
St Il.
Stockholm (swed), Gothenburg. to the
Swedish American Line, With pass, mails
and mdse
] II Devereaux, Norfolk for Boston.
Vasconla (Br), London.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03

aslph!a. Mesoil, Tampioo; Tesuicisalpa
PORTLAND, Nc, NOV. asailed; sohs
Edna Hoyt Jacksonvillo' Margaret Thorn
poRT TAMPA. Fla, Nov a--Arrivod: !:
Anton lswedl, Sweden.
PORTLAND. Ore, Noy Arrived +;
Tralsan ra Marn dap hnrry n, Wslss; ,;G
tDan. Seattle. sailed; cardisanahire
tBr). ports In England Kirkyu Uap),
Japanese ports.
MOBILE. Ala. Nov a.-.Arrivcd: Lake
Fillmore, New York; Elkhorn, Galveston.
Sailed: ouimlatan CIiond), Tcla; Tocan-
'inap MpNTpnar NSTpaS,. Para, Mnv ,Arr,vs,
!br), Glasgow; Cairnvalona tPr). Leith !;
Harmonides tBr), Liverpool; Cornish Point
tBr), Hull; Ifoerda (Br). Dunkrk. Sailed .
Yselhayen tDu),. Antwerp
NORFOLK. Nov. 2.--Arrived: list. Al
coma. Monmouth; Narcissus, Hull; I'd. Illl-
cunsio de Iarrinaga (Br) Galveston; Gun
ker city BALTIMORE: Dado County. Ant
York caithness (Br). Philadelphia; Aslaug
Hasland (Nor), st, Johns. Sailed: 1st, TO-
ketoyo Maru (Jap). Far East via Galveston, ,
Toluma tNor), Punta Arenas. Bristol Citv,
tBr>, Bristol via New York; ! ] Merritt,
Bahama Islands, Jean. Boca Grande; N 8
Dollar (Dr) Genoa.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ARRIVED Ma
noa, Honolulu. Sailed: Matsonia, Homo
lulu; Spectre tBr). Liverpool; Architect
SAVANNAH Nov 2-sailed: Havelland
(Ger), Bremen ana Hamburg.
ST JOHN. N y. Nov s--sailed: John
Blumer (Nor), New York
TAMPA. Nov 2--Arrived: Lake Faristell
New York, Sailed: Peter H Crowell. Bal
tmore
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass Nov 2--Ar-
rived: Schr Lucy Evelyn (Br), Nova
Scotia for New York
WTLMINGToN. N. c., Nov 2.-Arrrived
Grof khuen Hedervary Qtal), Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel. Port. Agency.
Daniel Webster, Lisbon, Oct H.
Leeds sAI City, HleSandria. Kan ria Oct ls 'N ''
Matopra, Alexandria. Oct 49, O
Asia. Marseilles. Oct 1e..... .Fabre Limo
Stockholm. Copenhagen, Oct 22.
Swedish American Line
Pittsburgh Bridge. Haneo, Oct IA.
Susquehanna S S Corp
King Alexander, Piraeus, Oct ~.
Celtic Prince, Gibraltar. Oct 81.
Furness. Witty & Co
Moore & Mccormick Co
Regina dItalia, Almerla, Oct 90.
Lloyd Sebaudo
Tondonier, Havre Oct 1S..Lloyd Royal Beige
Ell Lago. New Orleans. Oct $50 Pacific Co
Allianca Colon, Oct 81. :. Panama II r Line
ornoco Pernambuc0 o,;satd, Oct u. v,s.t,on ~
Tivives Kingston. Oct 20 United Fruit Co
Duo Tomorrow
Orbita. Cherbourg Oct 5...Royal NJ st Pkt
Hawaiian. Hamburg. Oct 90. Unit Am Lines
Rotterdam. Rotterdam. Oct 25.
Holland -Amcrioa Line
Moore g. Mccormick
Lake Fariston. Puerto Colombia, Oct 81.
Montana. London. Oct 90 -. AZ, Trans Line
Vincennes Bridge. Brest. Oct 10,
Due Saturday
Gul Djemal. Constanza. Oct 10.
C B Richard & Co
Goth1and, Natwerp. Oct 1s. Red Star Line
Lygnern, Newcastle. Oct is.
Furness, Witty & Co
The Angeles. Malaga. Oct 22
. Export S Corp
Williams S Co
Siboney. Havana. Nov ....... Ward Line
Due Sunday
Centennial State. Queenstown, Oct 90.
S. Lines
Finland. Cherbourg, Oct 90. Red Star Line
Hansa. Hamburg. Oct 27. Unit Am Lines
Sinsinawa, Alexandria. Oct 15.
Oriental Navigation Co
Nestris. Rio de Janero, Oct 1S.
Iamport & Holt Line
Pastores. Havana Nov s. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Lafayette. Havre, Oct 3d.. French Line
Scythia, Queenstown, Oct 30. Cunard Line
Mongolia, HaWburg, Oct 3s......Am Line
Porto Rico, Sah Juan Nov :.
N & Porto Ric~ S S Co
Due Tuesday
Acropois. Gibraltar. Oct "a
Stephandis Benas
Dunstan. Boston. Oct s........ Booth Line
MORO Castle. Havana, Nov g.. Ward Line
Carrillo Santiago. Nov 3d.. Unit Fruit ca
Duo Wednesday
Alaskan, San Pedro. Oct 22...Unit Am Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Standardized Ship
Is Making Way for
Special Trade Type
New Vessels Will Shortly Be
Needed onRegularRoutes,
Says Robert I'll. Laverie, to
Replace War Tonnage

As.a result of the construction Of
ships to meet war needs, the tonnage
Of the world is now overburdened with
standardized vessels unsuitcd to spe
cial trades, Robert II. Lavere, consult
ing engineer and American representa-
tive of the Bureau Veritas, said yes
terday. He said he thought many
steamship lines still using old vessels
soon would be in the market. Their
needs could not be met by the purchase
Of government vessels he added.
Mr. Laverie agreed with the British
view, which holds that a considerable
part of the 62,000,000 gross tons of
shipping in the world is either old
enough for the scrap heap or must
make way for modern steamers, espe-
cialy constructed for individual trades.
Among shipbuilders, it is said, there
is feeling of optimism despite the
lack Of new work now in sight. One
reason is that many vessels now oper-
atng to the West Indies and Central
America must be replaced soon. Some
of the coastwise companies also will
need ships with special features such
as cargo ports on the sides, shallow
depth and better ventilation. 1t is de-
clared that the 10,000ton tankers
owned by the government are not suit
ed to some routes and that there will
be demand for smaller ships of this
type, as we'll as medium size freight
erS
Most of the government vessels, Mr.
Laverie said, were built for the pur-
pose Of meeting an emergency and
we're designed for quantity production.
They will not interfere with much of
the new construction that must soon be
started, in his opinion.
Shipbuilders report number Of Gin
tcresting inquiries" 1t is said in the
trade that Western and Eastern build
ers are passing one another on the
trains, each going to the opposite coast
for business
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov Seth Mann.
manager OF traffic bureau. Chamber OF
Commerce. will attend conference at Wash
ington. Nov IA. to urge that allocations
Of "535S"and "b02S" here be made per-
manent.
Thomas A Graham, general manager Of
Pacific Mail Steamship Co, and Carey w
Cook. assistant. route for New York to
confer with directors New downtown ticket
office OF Pacific Mail to be closed.
SAN PEDRO, Nov Grew Of the
Romuus (Nor) refused to sail because of
alleged overlooking, rendering vessel un-
safe and delayed departure for the west
coast of South America.
SEATTLE. Nov 2-Shipping Board will
be asked to donate fifteen wooden hulls In
Lake Union for two pontoon bridges con-
meeting Mercer Island with mainland.
SAN DIEGO. Nov 3 West Hixton
brought first cargo Australian coal received
here in thirteen years.
BALTIMORE, Nov 2--Three- -masted schr
City Of Baltimore sold by Armour Fer
ti!izer Company to F Bingham, of PEN
shcola. Fla, for use in West India business
Fred c Moore appointed commercial
agent of Clyde Mallory S Company sue
ceeding w w Tingle. now with Shipping
Board.