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New Britain herald., 1921-11-08
School Enumeration.

the 1act that the Hartford concern will no longer show moving pictures here.
 School Enumeration. Mir. and Mrs. George Griffith ot kensington are busily at work taking the enumeration of school children in Berlin as well as the personal tax en- rollment at the same time. They have been at work in Kensington and still have Berlin, East Berlin and Beckley to cover. There are 49C school children in Kensington, ac- cording to figures they have, but all of this section of the town has not bfen canvassed. A complete report will be published later.
 To Speak In New Britain.
 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church will deliver a short talk before the meet ing of the Business Mems gym class of the New Britain Y. M. c. A. which will be held on Wednesday, Novem- Der 16. It is the regular monthly meeting of the class.
 Annual Election.
 The Berlin Grange will meet at Grange hall on Damon's hill next Tuesday evening for the annual cleo tion of officers.
 Berlin Bits.
 Mrs. G. B. Carter, Miss Ina Carter and Mrs. George Lampson of New Britain, motored to Burnside today.
 hn hal ot the kensington Methodist church to- night.
 A whist will be held at T. A, B. hall in Kensington this evening.
 Rev. S. A. Fiske and William Web ster left today for the Congregational church convention as delegates of the Berlin church.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will be the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias society at their new hall on Grove street this evening.
 Mahlon Hazen, who has been spending the past few weeks with relatives in Vermont has returned to his home on Main street.
 Inc lOCdl members or bOlIOn- haSl- ca Post, American Legion, will attend a meeting of their post at Kensing- ton Thursday evening.
 A number from this place will at tend the supper and social at West field this evening,
 The four nights fair to be given by the East Berlin Improvement company, will open at the Athletic hall this evening. The entertainment will be furnished by students from Berkeley Divinity school, of Middle town and dancing will follow.
 The older boys class of the Con gregational church of Berlin will be entertained attire home of E. w. Mildrum on Main street Friday eve ming.
 The Knights of Pythias Eew hall is being wired for electricity.
 There will be beneht poverty dance at the Athletic hall Wednes- 3ay evening, Nov. 10th. All those hot ,n costume will be taxed.
 The local hunters report better ock on account of leaves being off trees and more game is brought in.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-08

can administration for 20 years, the
 democrats have waged a stiff cam
 paign and predict victory for their candidate Wm. S. Hackett,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-08

a banker, against his republican op- ponent Wm. Van Renssael Frying. formerly commissioner of public safety. a-.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-08
Get Your Stomach Right

Stomach misery gas and indiges- ion are promptly relieved with Mi. )-Na Stomach Tablets. At all drug gists on money back plan.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-08
him the hearing was continued tc December '.
 No More Movies

The residents of Berlin street and vicinity will again have to depend upon New Britain or Hartford to sup ply them entertainment in view of the fact that the Hartford concern will no longer show moving pictures
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20

Honolulu. August u for New York IS re-. e.
ported To he carrying $1,000 cases Of
canned pineapples probably the largest
sh 3nent ever made.
The sir Selma C.sy is due here to-nlor-
row with 1914 600 cases of the canned
prod uct. in addition TO 1900 tons of stgar
and Percy sill, OF Vancouver. have pur
chased the wrecked str Canadian Exporter
and ara here assembling equipment TO
salvage the lumber cargo An attempt
viii be made tow part OF the broken
vessel into Willapa Harbor. BeacAconabers
have removed considerable OF the vessel :
VANCOUVER. Aug 1a-Longshorenle
a this port have agreed to accept reduc-
lions in wages from 90 cents to so cents
hour. and overtime from sl.So TO 81 20
hour. Negotiations are pending on pro
posed changes in working conditions
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug 1a-Bacon being
the first Of this commodity shipped from
the Columbia River TO Europe.
Tbs. str Tyne Maru sailed with wheat
Vegas has been added to the service of
the Columbia Pacific Shipping Company
between Portland % and & the Or Orient; sns,reas ,,
Moerdjlz arrived from London wa Cali
fornia ports
SEATTLE. Aug 1a-Mors 'han .ooo
tons of wheat and -four and 10000 cases
OF canned milk. have been assem- hieo at
this port and Tacoma for the Shipping
BOARD str Hawkeye State. due from San
Francisco tonight for d special Trans
pacific voyage.
BALTIMORE. Aug 1s-The derelict OF
the British str Ferngarth which caught
afre and capsized last Saturday OF Ma
Yassa Island. and whose captain and crew
were brought to this port to day on the
str Yalza. blown up Wednesday. The
wrecllage lying in twentysix faith
orns of water ard il obstructing navi-
cation. According TO advices received
! here the derelct of dtsmasted steamer
with her deckhouse showing about ten feet
l40 miles n by E from where the Fern
garth sunk The identity Of the vessel OF
whether her rescued is unknown
! The passenger str Colonl bia. OF the Pa
ciic Alau 5 s Co, arrived today from Sar
Francisco via Havana, with l2l passen-
gers Hidden in the hold OF the banana
str Phaiiron and subsst'ng for two days
on bananas Philip Ingram. negro stow
away was discovered by the officers o.
the ship when he came from his hiding
place IN quest Of water. The vessel ar
rived here Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Cleared

Str .Nickerie (DD. Captain Regoort:
,ss cape Haiti and Pt au Prince; Funch,
STR Walter D Munson (Am,. Captain
Olsen; caibarien and Nuevltas; Munson
rsstn Str NgsTdam @fIsna.t1 cpo; CAPTAIN Van wal
losgne; Hoilan America Lins.
Line.
str LON (Nor). Captain Meyers Pro
ffeso' fs vera Cruz and Tampico; Munson
r, Str Algeria (Br> Captain Kinnaird
esssSw sss Celtic sa hF hovs csDsn Anshss hns
pool; White Stan Line.
str Albania (Br>, Captain Brown: LIVER
pool; Cunard Line.
Str Lapland (Br), Captain Bradshaw.
Astnt"eIp Plymouth and Cheroourg; Red
Str winona (Am). Captain Tedesbers:
Export $ s Co A70S' 'ne
7rsa s;r Ediah lArn2. Captain Briggs. San
Str Stockholm holm Cs%, sD, canta,n A,d.r
berg; G2thenburg; Swedish America Line.
str Quillota Obj, Captain watson;
GsuaXyaquil' saaXs.q' cristobai and Ruenaventura !;
str City of Dunk,rk (Hr). CAPTAIN Sea-
borne; Hull. Antwerp; Eilerman-WiIson On
Str General G W Gocthal. (An). Cap
tain "a FosseT; Port au Prince, Cristobal;
LaAe r ile AND. Captain O'Netll &;
Line A''@ "A
Str Montclair tAm), Captain Bolin: Ltv
sip9o4 London; Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
BsEmuda Furnsss Witty Co.
J.. Str Mongolisn ~ PRINCE tsr). Captain Hal
land; Furness. Witty G. Co.
str Glenlyon (Br). Captain Gr.taths: Rio
Janeiro' Santos. Buenos Ayres via phila-
delphia; FurneSs, Witty & Co.
W Gar nj in,
PEDRO De Macoris; Moore &c Mccormack
ST Chicago city Obj, Captain Martin;
Str Niagara (Fr). Captain Duyck; Dan
zig via Havre; French Line.
str Eastern Sea (Am), Captain Love
land; Bs!tiraere; Black Diamond Line
Str city Of Savannah (An). Captain
Borun Savannah. ocean s. $ CO.
Str II II Rogers (Am). Captain stocker;
Baton Rouge: Robert L Hague.
Str Lake Arthur (Am). Captain Daniels
Richmond; Richmond N S 8 Co.
Str Lampasas (An). Captain Davis;
Galveston. Mallory Line
Str w II riford (Am) Captain Mckay;
Beaumont; Robert !. Hague
Str Alaskan tAm).. Captain Blackwell;
Boston; United American Line.
Str Georseanra W-erns (Arn) Captain
Ifudgins: Baltimore: Halschaw $ S Co.
str Alcona tAm,, Captain BostIcman;
New Orleans; Hariss. Magil & Co.
Str B Hunt tAn), Captain Sillars;
Texas CITY Robert l. Hague.
s.r Santa ,,, Tecla lAm3; CAPTAIN Cook
Canal W r Grace a. Co
Str Evelyn tAm). Captain Blair: saa
str Lake Kyttle (Aru). Captain John
son: Gipara and Vita: Munson Lines.
Str Bioernfonte!n (Br). Captain Pattison
BcirA 10 Philadelphia: Norton. Lilly Il Co
str Pastores (Amj. Captain Green
Havana, cristobai and Port Lirnon; United
Fruit Co.
Str carriilo tAm), Captain Livingston
Santiago and Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Str Boston Bridge tAm). Captain Win.
sens, savannah: j winchester & Co,
Ctr Fiorinda (Sp). Captain Perez. Bilbao
and Gijon: Garcia g. Diaz.
Str Cabo Vilano tsp). Captain AstoriQua
Cadiz and 1arrAsona; Ybarra Line.
Str Olendoyie tAm). Captain Axpinwau
M2tanzas and GibarA, Atlantic Fruit Co.
Schr Eileen Lake tbr) Captain Nose
worthy; Perth Arnboy. i Whitney & Co
Schr Gertrude Parnons (Br). Captaif
Norris; Perth Asnboy: + whitney IL Co
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Station

distance is given IN miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise .pec!fed.l
Aeolus ga Sc Ambrose Aug 10
Alloway 15l from Cristobal Aug is.
America 1874 from Queenstown Aug II.
Bank AN Aug 19
Anttlla 1910 Z Ambrose Aug 15.
Apache 275 S Scotland Nv Aug 49,
Astmahco No s 200 s Cape San Antonio
Bearport 500 from Columbia River PM
Beatrice s55 S Ambrose Aug ls
Cananova 2S2 S Scotland Lv Aug. IS.
Ccan5gny G. dasa o3s 2sa -Anros Ambsose Aug 10.
Cartago 207 SE South Pass Aug 1s.
Centennial State 2.772 from Queenstown
City Of Lordsburg lat so 90. lon 60 %
CITY Of Montgomery o5 n Hattera. AUG 10.
Coaxet ss5 W Columbia River Aug II.
Comal 502 Jupiter Aug is
Continental Bridge 40 n Jupiter Aug IS.
Coming 20 Jupiter Aug ls
Cross Keys 2.4o2 from Seattle Aug fs.
Dannedatke $50 Z Delaware Capes PM
Drigo 7a ssw Hatteras Aug 10
Edward J Lawrence lat 80 %, lon 10 ~
Ell Dorado 149 from San Pedro Pm Aug
El Lago 81 y Hstteras aug 1s
Esperanza IS N Jupiter Aug IS
Everett NE Cape Charles Aug 10.
E,,,d. Ersd W Wsllsr 195 Jupiter Aug 49,
Gulfstar 2s0 EsE Sabine Bar Aug 1s
II NJ Flagler 2l5 sW Scotland Lv Aug ta.
Hanover 240 T. Hatteras Aug 49,
Heredia 304 Sc South Pass Aug 49,
A Bostwicl1 los NE Jupiter Aug ls
J a Moffett jr 2ss Jupiter aug ls.
John Worthington - NE Jupiter Aug Is.
henowis $50 y Ambrose Aug 1o.
Iaks and Esah lg9 sos SmnF0sG AaotanS Ays ~ as
Lake Flournoy 452 Sc Galveston Aug IS.
Lake GiItedgse 22o NV Cape Maysi Aug y.
Makura 1494 Honolulu PM AUG It
Manchester Mariner 40 L Cape Henry
Matapan M NJ Il II crlstobal Aug IS.
Millinocket 80 n San Juan PM Aug Is.
M0sheH 0aas Is :. So caps srs nonsia Aug IS
Namasket 4aa san Francisco 5 Pm
NsmsAa 7ss f Ambrose PM Aug Is.
Nile 1908 Yokohama Aug l..
old North state SIS = Ambrose Aug IS.
Oregon Maru 100 Hatteras Aug Is.
Pawlet 1906 from Columbia River Aug 49,
PennsyIvsnia 50 Hatteras Aug 10
Point Bonita 220 S Charleston Aug IS.
Potomac 2.220 + Ambrose Aug L.
Richmond 430 from Hilo PM Aug IT.
Rockaway Park lat 4 90 ion As ss Aug IS.
San Bruno 32l Nantucket Aug 49,
scantic 2lo S Z South Pass aug 1s.
Swftacout 1.074 Tampico AUG IS.
Swiftstar l22 s Hatteras Aug 49,
Tananjo 29S $ Scotland LV Aug 10.
Tlppecanoc 1895 from san francisco
Aug II.
T,vives 6ls 3 Ambrose Aug 49,
Ventura l,'4s from San Francisco PM
Aux II.
Volunteer 45s e Ambrose Aug 1s.
w b Keene 50 NE Cape Henry Aug ls.
w NJ Irish 90 " Hatteras Aug 1s.
| West Inskip 60S Il Delaware Breakwater
| Aug is.
West Ivis ASA from Tattoosh Island
West Jappa s2s from Cape Flattery PM
Aug II.
West Jester 1885 from Flattery Aug H.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Maritime Miscellany


1,ocahort1,' 80, ne A.es'sa a,h 80 80
hv r. n,r+ a,s+ 0see,en nes" i,e',
~ ~, 80 - ~ " ! 'S % - sii7 80, " a. %
,r+tT dan.s ro ;s,'d iJ' ~ 1ts ~
90 ~ ~. ~ e'r - ~,
United states we're paid. is Scheduled TO
leave here TUESDAY. Homer NJ Byingto,i,
the American Consul. it is announced, viii
adjust all the affairs of the vessel
The damage to the machinery Of thu
Pocahontas was reported on her arrival
here on July 4 TO have resulted from the
acts OF rnutinous members OF the crew
pA1r1>rOpr Aru ,srh. .~,,- oe +hs
60 :, I. L" a'7 NofJ4 - -
ing ar,T isG hrs 1o-a ~. ~
-'ne s,1 a,us' -. -, ;,, ~, as.S -
10y aoudru ne 81 ia.-a' pue "'.i ptooapiy
9ax ao0STa 49, ,nb rssss 1rslias1y 20
ooseoi'' ne e eI',s *, ~ "aS pie''0uS's iV
ported destroyed oy IRE
BOMBAY. Aug Str MADEIRA. London
and Acen for Sydney. which left port mere
July 80 and returned the same day
oNins to collision, com pleted temporary
repairs and sailed last night.
HALIFAX Aug 1s-Str Ala. Belfast for
BaltInors' has taken st. Schuyllziil Bridge.
whirh was nreviouslv reported with engine
trouble in tow ara expects to reach port
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Arrived Yesterday

Str Cayo Mambe. Baracoa Aug IS, TO the
fr,it fA,,an'1e g. rruit Co. With passengers and
unitss s. .a. sspslS G Gibrsnsr July q; to the
to the Caribbean steamship Co, with
sugar; Warner Sugar Refinery, Edsewater
STANDARD oil CO or %sw YorR rs IN n bslast .ne
ANCHORED off Toinpkinsville, I.
stT Rozan Maru (Jap). Algiers Aug I. TO
tHe Is usat kisen kaisha in ballast; Pier
+5. Bkyn.
Str Europa .GN. Genoa Aug 3. Naples s.
fgs pjs s9eeerage sc passengers, mails and mdse;
ST. New York City (Br,, Bristol Aug :.
lndse; Pier So r
-, Str uffs 1pan); ManzanIllo Aug. II. TO
with sugar; anchored off stapleton, S T.
Str IIespsrides (Br). Buenos Ayres July
"a, 20 r Huston & Co. with 1ndse Pier
Southampton and Cherbourg .. to the
gers. mails and rndse rier AZ, N r.
str comal. Galveston Avs Is, to the
sehr VIM 4 Eitohasia Ii: Charleston Aug
-. to whitney q Co. with ndse an
Arkansas. San Diego and Cristo.
bal; anchored in Gravesend Bay.
y yolning, san Diego aud Balboa ;
foot 96th st. r.
str coraanche, Jacksonville Aug 1s
with pass and mdse: Pier 81. N R.
Str City Of Savannah, Savannah Aug II:
to tho ocean Co. with pass and rndse :
Pier 35. n R.
Str Ell sud. Galveston Aug Is; to tho
Southern Pacific Co. with nldae, Pier
u. n r.
str W H Tilford. Port Arthur. Tex, Aug
II; to Robert Hague, with oil; Pier s.
Bayonne, y !.
Str Georgeanna we-ms. Baltimore Aug
H. 20 the Haisnaw Co. with mdse !;
Str Princess May. Port Morant Aug "a
to the Dl Giorao S Co. with 80 pass and
Indse: Pier 7. E r.
Str Rocha,nbeau {Fr). Havre Aug 10; to
the Compagnie Generale TransatlantiQue
with ao7 ca bin and 90 stecragc pass, mails
ana mdse; Pier 81, n F.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk: to the Ola Do
minion Trans Co. with ndse: Pier IS. r.
Str Ario. Tampico Aug II; to Standard
on Co of \ Y, with oil: North l1th st,
Brooklyn.
Str Josiah Macy; returned from trial
trip; TO Robert l. Hague; anchored off
Stapleton, I.
str Aquitania (Br), Southampton. to the
Cunard Line. with passengers. malls and
mdse Passed Fire Island at 1910 a. m
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND Aug l9-Arrived Strz
western States Detroit; Guy Of Detroit
Eric. Cedar Point. Colonial. Eondeau; "
g Mather. superior; + A Campbell su-
perior; Gilman =. sheboygan: Wesee.
Sandwich Martin Mullen Buffalo; w r
; Stahord. Islands; Lakeland Chicago.
Sailed: Strs Western States Detroit: city
OF Detroit II, Detroit; Seeandbee Buffalo
Green Bay John II Stanton. Chica 20
Gilman =. sheboygan; W Stafford, Is
Wien Martin Mullen, Jaclltish; Peter
White Superior
sANDUsKY, Aug la-strs Asnberg, De
CONNEAUT. Aug 1a-Arrived: strs Hu-
ron. Wyandotte; Eugene w Pargny NJ
Clemson. William Olcott, James David
son. Duluth. Sailed: strs Huron. Wyan-
Parsny. Gary; William J Olcott. Ashta-
bula; James Davidson. Duluth.
FAIRPORT. Aug 19-Arrived Strs VII
Maytham, Duluth. Sailed: strs William
? Palmer. Two Harbors; Thomas May
mum, Conneaut; Peter Reiss, Duluth; Gar
retson. Duluth: Chisholm, Islands; Knapp.
Port Huron Sailed strs Chisholm. Isl
ands: Garretson, Toledo: Barnun. Duluth.
AsHTABULA' Aug i9-Arrived; s5rs
w II SAWYER. Toronto: Clenstriven Key
Harbor Willis !. King, superio-: ] {
BUFFALO. Aug 1o-Arrivel: Strs Coz
nelius Port Colborne II W Croft Duluth
Tug Louise, Port Dover: J II Hoyt Cieve
land J " simpson, Chicago Andaste
Montreal Sailed: Strs North Lake. Du-
luth: Buffalo. Cleveland. Hernlock. CHI
cago; Andaste, Montreal; Cornelius. Chi
cago; Croft. Duluth; Hoyt. Chicago; Louise
Fort Dover; Sonora, Milwauhee
HURON. Aug l9-Arrived: str Hsgarty
Dunalo. Sailed: Str Hagarty. Fort vii
liam.
MILWAUKEE Aug ls-Arr,ved: Str
Captain Thomas Wilson. Toledo. Sailed
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Great Strides
Made With Oil
Burning Ships
Steam Vessels Using Liquid
Fuel Show Big Increase
in Seven Years, Accord
ing to Figures of Lloyds
Fleet Expands to $3.50
Steady Development of the
Internal Combustion En-
cine Also Is Indicated

THE nrocress which is being made III
..o use of oil for the propulsion Of
merchant ships is indicated in the new
.a;t;on Of Lloyds Register. A study
:. .,s latest figures shows that during
.ha last seven years the amount OF
.onnave burning oil as fuel increased
uors than nine times. According to
H. rsc;ster of 1914, there were 364
.-ssmers Of 100000 tons using oil.
The present edition includes 1856 YES
.sls. aseregating 12,797 900 tons, which
are oil burners.
While the use Of oil for steam-rais-
inc has increased enormously, the
method Of employing internal combus-
sion engines also has grown 70 re-
marhable degree. In 1914 there were
onlv 2so vessels, OF 234,O0o tons, re-
corded in the register which were pro-
pelled BY internal combustion engines
This number has now increased TO
l,447, aggregating l,263.00 tons.
Many More Motor Ships
A IN the case OF oil-burning steam
s,s. the tonnage increase is slightly
greater than the increase in the num-
Der Of vessels. indicating growth IN
the size OF the craft thus equipped.
The average tonnage of vessels classed
in the 1927 register as being propelled
he internal combustion engines is only
si5 tons. the reason being that 740
vessels carrying canvas in addition to
oil engines are included in the totals,
and these auxiliary vessels are, as a
rule. OF comparatively small dimen-
sions.
This steady transition from coal to
oil in recent years, it is pointed out,
mas been due to low cost of oil fuel
reduction in fireroom personnel, the or.
ganization OF supplies at the principal
ports OF the world, the facility fol-
bunkering and other advantages which
apply particularly on board ship.
Further Growth Expected
In view of these advantages the use
Of oil and the development OF the
Diesel engine were to be expected, ant
man authorities look for further
Increase in motor ships. Up TO recen
times coal was the only fuel which
was available for the propulsion o
ocean going ships and there was nt
need to diferentiate as to the system
of propulsion which was adopted. Al
ships Of the merchant type, with the
exception of a comparatively small
number OF sailing vessels, were steam.
-e.s, and the fact that steam was gen
erated by burning coal in the furnaces
0. the boilers was implied.
With the coming of oil fuel, how
ever, it was apparent that a competitor
With coal had arrived and marine engi
neers gradually recognized that ths
new source of power was particularly
adapted to their needs. The dificultie:
met with in storing the oil, and il
obtaining supplies for bunkers, served
for time to retard the wide spplica
ton Of oil FOR steam raising purposes
out these distractions have been dis
posed OF, so that to-day there is NJ
port of consequence where oil fue
cannot be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20

sertion BY the Mail company that II
was going to make public the exsc-
monetary condition of the corporation.
1t was another day of surprises in
the great tangle that is now reaching
out to European shores, for all the
ships are now in foreign waters and
any libel suits brought against them
there will naturally be contested by the
Shipping Board instead of the char
terers.
I'VE are going 10 operate the ships"
said Nj. Mccormack. in front of the
Shipping Board Building last night.
1--WE have paid up premiums on S1o.-
100000 of ships and we are going to
pay off the claims as fast as we can
verify them"
William Marshall Bullitt, special
counsel for the board. returned to New
York yesterday, but he declined to
state what action he would take for
the government.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
British Marine Agents Said
To Be Seeking Wooden Ships

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 19. - Thirty
three idle ships are lying at anchor
in Hampton Roads waitins 70 be as
signed berths in either the James or
York River. There are 203 ships in
York River and 259 in James River, at
Claremont, Va. The thirtythree ships
now in the Roads will probably be
sent to join the York River feet. 1t
is reported among marine men that
British shipping agents have offered
to purchase 200 OF the idle ships at
81, 100 per ship.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20


Vessel Port Av.nts
~rofton Hall. Buenos Ayres July II
Mortoh-L Lilly Co
America. Bremen. Aug o.....U Mail Line
Allianca Pt au Prince, Aug l5.PanRR Lire
AQuitania, Southampton. Aug IA Cunard I,
Duo Tomorrow
9,n,aca Ra'tic ouesnstown; Aug H. Star Line
ulua. Havana. Aug b.. United Fruit ca
Due Monday
France, Havre. Aug IT. French Lima
Caronia. Queenstown. Aug IA. Cunard Linz
San Lorenzo. San Juan. Aug lg.
Porto Rico Lima
Caracas. Curacao. Aug H.. Red ''D; Line
Duo Tuesday
Mexico. Havana. Aug IS. Ward Linz
Due Wednesday
Esseouibo. Crfetobal. Aug l6 ,Pac NavC Co
Heliig Olav. Chrissiania, Aug 10
Scandtnav la American IirA
II Washington. Rio de Janeiro, Aug ii
Munson Lines
Centennial State London. Aug Is.
S Natl Tn.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20

strs Leonard r Miller. Duluth; John T.
Relss. Port McNtcou. Spokane. Bunaio.
ESQ ANAi5A. Aug is-Sailcd: Strs Grand
island Lake Erie; Argus. Chica 60.
ASH !, LAND, Aug ls-Sailed stss Rich
ard Reiss Crete, Lake Erie ports
DULUTH. Aug 19-Arrived: St~s Cowie.
Sargent. House Wallace : Thof1pson. II
un. zies.ng. Renowu. Mitchell Bvers
Rensselaer,. Negaunee Ralph, Holland, Su-
perior, Loomis: Bradley, Brightie. Hano
NC SaN"d S'rs p r Jones. Townsend,
Dunn Jr, Cowle. Andrews. House $
Thor 7son, Leo7old. II II Rogers Mitch
ell Baker. Wallace. ziesing Mars. North
Star, SeIvood. Verona. Renown, Harmonic.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral PostoHice and City Hall Postotflce St2-
ton, New York. at p. m, as follows:
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti. August 81.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
Kashi.na Maru August 2l
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China, Nctheriands East Indies (except
Suinatra) and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. steamship Wenatchee, August %
Japan, Corea, China Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands via
san Francisco, steamship Golden State,
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20

Varxrl Transfcrred 70:
Anuetta.........-.F TT OF Smith st. Bklyn
C&rriiio ........,....-. ........ Pier is.
cry al Lahore. Pier 2. hush Docks. Eklyn
clan HacLaren. Warmers REF. EdgewAter
Elizabeth Ruth.
Weisberg f. Baers Docks. Astoria. T. I
Frsucss Eikln .,........ 18TH At. Ekiyn
Frsneisco. ..... T1~tj~n a. Lanxs Hobohen
Guiana. Arbuchie's Refinery Bkiyu
Hickman. -. ..... .Cfsne'H y y, Dklyn
Isabel Hurts Pier II. Eric. "cehawkcn
! Edward Draks s....,.....fG0th vt, r. r.
John - Rockefeller. Horse'r ID ID. Bkiyn
Lam panas 49,. fter Ss. r. X
Lewis Lochenbach Pier +. Erie. clsy
lsdawaskn.
stendard ship Yard. Shooters Isie. 1
tew Yofix.......,.... Morsc's u y. B'kiyn
Fal}ust ..t.s.... ....a. ~. Pier ~. Hoboktr
suffolk ,.4e..... Fietchera y u. Hoboten
TrsYe Queen, .,..,...,,s,. Oak Point, ~ n
NJ nitswa1.
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New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
Sailed Yesterday

strs stavangerfjord (Nor), Christiania
and Bergen: Eugene V Thayer (Am).
Te empico Winona (Br). Piraeus. Salonica
and Constantinople: Rayo and barge
Socony 81 CAMP. Port Arthur; Monadnock
tBr), Phi!adelphia and st Nazaire; Taor-
nina 90. Philadelphia. Naples and Genoa ;
Schrs Purneli White (An). Georgetown;
Gilbert Stanclife (Am). -; Str Camilla
Gilbert (Nor), Newcastle
New-York tribune., 1921-08-20
u. S. Mail Line Assets
Suffice, Say Receivers
Enough to Operate Ships in
Commission. 1t Is Declared
bv Mccormack

Emmet J. Mccormack and Herbert
Noble. the receivers for the United
States Mail Steamship Company. an
nounced last night after twenty-four
hour investigation that there were
sufficient assets to operate the ships in
commission. Alfred E. Clegg. of the
Kerr Steamship Lines, was appointed
advisory representative for the re-
ceivers-
No financial statement was issued
by Delaney NicolI jr. despite the as