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New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Arrived Yesterday

s,r Giovanna Florio GtaD. Palermo
s-p,spbeT 5, .si6 :, x to Pace & SON. in ballast
s,T cilg Of Valencia CB) Cardiff oc-
tcDer :, to ssnderson Son. With II
passengers and in ballast, IT 9th ST. io-
ctr Lake I'll Rio cartasena October .,
Porto Colombia October To- Kingston oc-
taber II and Port Antonio october u. TO
ens"ra; Pier :. r r
schr Eusenia owen Mectay (Br). Inaeua
september 2e. TO Gilmartin Il Co, with
salt
SIR CIV Of Mentsomery. Savannah O.
tobsr :. the Ocean Steamship Co, With
passengers and nerchandise. Pier 35 r
Str El Sol Galveston October 10. to The
southern Paeifc Co. w!fha passengers and
Str Walter Jennings Lobos October Q.
70 Robert I Hague. with crude oil Pier
str Cretc 'Br). Genoa September 90
Naples October /. Palermo October ?
Almeria October ana Boston October ~,
70 the White Star Line, With mercha ndise !;
str Flora oDuo. Maracalbo October $
caracas October S Porto cabello Cctobe-
October 10. TO Funch EAya E Co. with
nine passeneers. mails and merchandise; ;
Pc Bush books. Pslyn
Sir Tosto fNOrl Sanic DOMINGO Citv Oc-
toher g. Macoris October s. La Roma ma
October :. sanchez October a Porto Plata
turks Islan1 octob-r H. to tho Columbus
Snipplne Co. With mails and merchandi ise :;
Str Bret Izel rr>. Bordeaux: Ii
ssr Noun, CLAY Hamburg oct 8 to the
nni,sd american Line I'M oos Pass,
IL TO The Mnnsor s s Line IN ba Hast.
Str Nraflores tBrl. Porto Antonio Oct
= 70 the Atlantic Fruit 90 With ridse /;
Per 2s Z z
St. ", y. rnford Tsmpico oct TO- to
sobe-t L Hague with crude oil Pier 4,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Maritime Miscellany

NA1.PA RAISO. Chile oct ls-The Ger
man Nosmos liner Thchen. from Hamburg.
arrived here to-day With q cargo of gen
eral merchandise. The liners trip insti-
tutcs wnat is planned as resumption OF
the monthly freight service between Ger
many and tho ports of the west coast of
South America, suspended since the be
ginning mi Of the World War.
str Astaug Hasland. from Liverpool for
New York. arrived herc to-day with the
loss Of Two pr"neller blades
SAN FRANCISCO. oct 1S-'The strs A I.
Kent aa1 Thomas p Bealo. the first two
Vessels in the rcw coast -to-coast service
ot tho lntcreoas'al Seacarriers, have been
chartered to carry lumber on the return
voyage to New York at the rate quoted
by the intorcostal conference.
d.. SPENCER smith vice. chairman of the
port officers who attended the conference
OF the American Association of Port Au-
thorttes at Seattle last week. We're guests
Of the Board ot State Ilarbor Commis~
slOners on tour of the Sar Francisco
wafer front yesterday.
SEATTLF oct 1s-The str Victoria
which vas inbound behind Egg Island.
Alasha hes discharged her freight ana
taken on passengers at st Michael ana
proceeded Sunday night for Seattle. ac-
cording to . cablegram received here
In tow OF tho tugs Dye. and Daniel
Ke1n the str Arzonan arrived here yestcr-
day from Esqrmault to enter drydoch for
Sound
SAN PEDRO, oct ls-The motor ship
viii inaugurato a freight and passertger
service bet tween this port, santa Barbara
and San Diego
SAN DIEGO. oct ls-With her steam
transport Caesar arrived here Yesterday
from Hampton Roads Orders were Civ
On Tor the vessel to proceed at once for
Mare Island for repairs
NERROL. Spain. OCT T. -proparations
nave been completed for tho launching OF
,i' 14e trans, Atlantic liner Crlstobal Colon.
of NTa-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day


re" io' y N''''' James ArkeM & Co.
Eastern Sea, Antwerp Oct 80
Black Diamond Lins
Mexico. Havana. Oct l5.....' Ware Linz ins
Italia. Gibraltar. Oct 8 Cunard Line
Willfaro. Los Angeles. Sept 20.
M,nresotan. Cristobal. Oct IL.
~ United American L!nes
Due Tomorrow
McKeesport, Havre, Oct s.
Cosmopolitan Limo
United Fruit Co.
Canadian Miller Ruen0s .,fcs, Aytss s.ps 4: 2s
Great Falls. Port Antonio Oct IS.
Eigtr. Port Antonlo. Oct II,
Caribbean s Linz
FIT hamilton. Bermuda Oct -.
Furness Witty g. Co
Due Friday
Anuitaris Cherbourg. Oct 10. Cunard Line
United States Lines
Noordam. Plymouth, Oct II.
Holland America Line
Due Saturday
Minnehahda, Hamburg, Oct IL.
sabotawan, Biserta o.. s. ~ 7,,.
cabo villano Seville. OCT g. Y6arrs Iane me
Orizaba. Havana, Oct 1s...... Ward Limo
Due sunday
Arabic, NapleS, OCT lG.... ~ nlte Sldf 1>!Ht
Saxonta Cherbou-g. Oct a.. .Cunard Line
Essequibo Valparaiso. Oct ,.
Pacific Steam Nav Co
Steel Engineer. Lisbon, Oct 7.
Norton. Lily & CO
city Of Agra, oran. Sept 20,
Norton, Lilly L. Co
Toloa. Havana. Oct eo....United Fruit Co
Dne Monday
Cedric. Queenstown, Oct lc. ;Whits Star
La Lorraine, Havre. Oct Is. French Line
Laplsnd. Chcrbourg. Oct -. Rod Star Line
Albania Liverpool Oct is. Cunard Line
sar Lorenzo. San Juan. Oct 49,.
Y & Porto Rico Lins
De!ar.bre. Santos. Sept 20,
Lamport & Holt Line
II Luckcnbach San Franciaco. Oct s,
Iuckeubach Line
Maracaibo. Curacao. Oct 10.
Bliss. Dallctt & Co
Due Tuesday
United States. Copenhsgsn. Oct i3.
ScandinRvian-A American Line
Nirginian, Hamburg, Oct IL,
United American Limos
Madonna. Lisbon. Oct 1o..,... .Fabrs Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Ship Insurance
Handicaps New
u. S. Companies
Lack of Experience Brings
Higher Rates on Cargoes
and Hulls; Board Expect.
ed to Consider Problem

One OF the largest problems faced
by the Shipping Board in disposing of
It's feet TO private owners arises from
the fact that at least three fourths of
its vessels are subject to higher in
surance rates on both hulls and cargoes
than the average privately owned ships,
and also from the fact that the newer
American companies do not have the
experience which would entitle them to
the most favorable terms from under
writer's.
1t was pointed out by marine in
surance men yesterday that the Ship
ping Board. in attempting to establish
an American merchant marine under
private ownership, must take steps to
Offset this disadvantage or see the
companies established since the war
begin their struggle under an insur-
ance handicap in addition to those i'm
posed by higher operating costs.
The situation has been met in part
by the creation of the American marine
insurance syndicates, which are now
attempting to make shipping under the
United States flag independent of for
eign companies. Syndicate A performs
for American shipping the services
rendered to the British by the Salvage
Association of London. Syndicate 3
insures the equity of the Shipping
Board in tho vessels which it has sold
on the installment plan. Syndicate c is
composed Of American and foreign
companies designed to insure hulls
up to s2,O0O,000 in value. No effort
has yet been made by the Ship
ping Board to work out a plan of in
suring cargoes on ships which are un-
able to get the lowest rates from pri-
vate companies.
The suggestion has been advanced
that the Board should undertake to
give low insurance rates for the bene
fit of the new companies to which it
sells ships, but this has not been taken
TN b., tho nroSnnt hnnr6 Il Ga Id
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Ship Men Set Date
For Discussion of
National Policies
Bare Boat Charter, Jones Act,
La Toilette Law and Inter-
national Conference MAY
Be Debated on Oct. 20

National legislation for the assist
ance of American shipping and policies
to be recommended to the Shipping
Board are expected to be the subjects
Of discussion by the American Steam
ship Owners Association at the next
meetings, called for October 26 At that
time special committees which have
been working on detailed plans will
probably be ready to submit their re-
ports to the full membership.
The report OF the committee on
bare-boat charter and national policies
is now under preparation. The bare
boat plan suggested by the association
to the Shipping Board last year IS the
basis upon which the committee has
been working. This will be revised with
a view to the changed conditions.
Among national policies the associa-
tion is now studying revisions of the
La Toilette seamen's act and the Ed
monds bill to amend this law. 1t is un-
derstood that most of the suggestions
will be of minor character and will
not seek a drastic change in the pres
ent Legislation.
The association will attempt to set
forth suggestions on the bare boat
charter which will assist the board in
working out a system of transferring
from the present ALLEGATION plan, which
has entailed large losses to tie gov
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

that such a policy would in effect be
a subsidy for American shipping and
would mean the expenditure of addi-
tional funds by the government
Experienced steamship companies,
such as the Luckcnbach, Munson. Pa
cifc Mail, Admiral Line and others,
now obtain Class A rates on insurance,
subject to the special conditions affect
ing each ship and its cargo. But there
are large number Of concerns, poten-
tial charterers or purchasers of govern
ment vessels when business has i'm
proved. which now pay rates ranging
granted to their established compctl-
tors.
Chairman Lasker recently made the
statement that of the l 400 steel ships,
probably not more than 400 can be
considered available for successful
operation under normal conditions. If
these 400 are sold to the older COM
panies they will not suffer from an
insurance handicap. it was said, but ii
they 60 to less experienced concerns
they will be placed in operation at a
rates will be still greater if the newer
companies buy the less desirable YES
sells.
Rate schedules issued by many Amer
lean and British insurance companies 8
still contain the provision, first insert
ed year ago, quoting higher rate
for vessels constructed by the Emer
gency Fleet Corporation. After giving
the basic rates for iron and steel. ap-
proved vessels owned by regular lines,
the following significant paragraphs
are included:
Give cents additional added for
shipments by steel steamers listing
100 Al in Lloyds Register not over
twelve years of age. and not less than
1900 net tons (but excluding Emer-
gency Fleet and United States Ship
ping Board vessels).
Ten cents additional added for all
steel Emergency Fleet and United
States Shipping Board vessels of 1900
net tons or over, also all steel steamers
of 800 net tons or over not classified
in Lloyds Register. no. over twenty
years Old, and to steel steamers list
ing 100 Al in Lloyds Register not over
twenty years old and not less than
1000 net tons"
Officials Of marine insurance COM
panies said that many of the COM
panies have been able to get this pro-
vision against Shipping Board vessels
removed, but that in the case Of the
new concerns it still applies. The bur
den of proof is upon the steamship
lines to show why they should not pay
a higher rate upon ships built by the
government, it was said. other condi-
tions being equal.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York

ArrlVhIs from Now YORK
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 16 - str River
AraNos (Br).
NAPLES. oct 17-str Canopic CBr)
HONG KONG, oct l7-Str Telemachus
CBr.
MARsEI1LEs oct 1s-str Roma ORR.
,r,AT,ANlA oct i3-Str Neendilk Du).
iAM3U re- oct l3-Str Westbrook
DANHIG, oct l2-Str Potomac.
SotTHAMPTON. oct 1S-Str Oropesa
ll3r), for Hamburg, and proceeded
Departures for New York
SH NNGHAI Oct lS-Str Jadden. New
Yori.
ALEXANDRIA, oct 15-str slnsinawa.
HONG KONG. oct 1s-Str Eurymachus
(3r)
DANZlG. oct 11-fituania Dan)
ANTWERP, Oct l3-Str Bloemfontein
SEVILLE. Oct s--Cabo Nlllano )Sp).
TRIESTE. oct l0-Str Bcledere UO.
ST NAIAJEE. oct 13-Str Port de Bou-
logne tFr) (eX SaytiGern).
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

dr. Walton, s, for New York; John r
Fox. Walton, S, for New York: Harriet
Whitehead. sullivan for New York: John
Fceney. Nantucket FOR New York: Altana
Jaeger. Providence for New York. Is +
Jayne. Grecnport for New York.
Bound East
Schrs Mary Anderson (Br) Elizabeth-
port for Halifax; Ella. Rockaway for
bridgeport.
Sailed
Ing Klttery Me
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Governors island Orders

GoNERNOR'S ISLAND OCT l7.-special
orders 40. 2i' Paragraph l. In ac-
cordnnce with paragraph 16. Special Regu-
l"tions 80. fo. tho following nssignnents
Of Reserve officers OF this Corps Area
HeadHuarters. Quartermaster Sect!on-
Major Lyle II Gilmore. g NJ II. G.. lls
riverside DfiNe. New York. y Y. Cap
tain James McGnnnegle. q. Nj r. c. Is
West Ntnety sixth Street, New York. n Y. p.
Captain 6 ". = kague. .. NJ r c., ll9
ll'nrV street. BROOKLYN n Y Captain
Walter f.orlv Grove, g. NJ. r. C.. 80 west
Fifty-sec"nd street. Sow York, \ Y
Each officer named VIII report hv
lett"r oar - porson, To Tho Chief OF stan
.,th l,lvision .. H. % Whitehal Street
''r~ h"ri Y, Tor insrections.
Paragraph 8. In accordance with par
hHraph 10 aUociAl Regulations No 49,
M. i"ll""inH assignment g. Rcrerve
pnicerA Of THIS Norpr Area is made: 18th
hlFiTion TO Division Iioadquarters
Guort"rmas'er Section-lieutcnant Colonel
Pierre lorrillnrd, O. NJ r. c.
liou'ehsnt Colonel Lorrillhrd will ro-
port. by letter or IN person. to the Chief
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting malls close a the General
postofice and City HILL Postofice Station.
New York at y, m. follows:
Japan. Corea. China and Siberia. via Seat
tie. steamship Hawaii Maru, October 20
hawaii Via san Francisco, steamship VII
hclmina. October al
Japan Corea, China. Siberia and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, steanship
Korea Maru, October 2l.
China except Shanghai, city,. French
1ndo- China and Netherlands East Indies
texcopt Sumatra). Via Seattle steamship
Talthybius. October 20
Tahiti. MarQucsss, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Tahiti. October %.
japan and Corea. via Seattle, steamship
Katori Maru. October ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

ready TO wear; William Van Buren: 4S
y ~ GLovERsviIlH. \. Y.
Arthur A Frye, boots and shoes; Bres-
HAMBURG, PA.
Solon Bausher. A T. Bausher urder-
HARRISBI RG, Pa.
II '2iann saEin Ruiz st@r1 %Sso M sakin & sSns
Salkin. represcnting: Imperial
HARTFORD, conn.
na n0f 4 ,troa Go Is0 F. H. FSlwan N @od bargain
sareAlen s''!'lt co. f''' 8sdroth Sp Ssnro
scntne: 4O4 4th aV
Sage. Allen & Co. N'ss X zerwitz.
ready to wear; 404 4th av
Sage. Alien & Co. :. Malley, cottons.
' nAzELToN. PA.
@ R'sTSS read5 to wes2 sqH' E. o2sn ps'sF0th
sassq Department store. \. Tevce.
HUNTINGToN, W. "a.
Watt, Ritter & Co. T. e.. Halstead
sweaters, knit underwear; IS Leonard st
INDIANA. PA.
s. W. Roae: S w. Rose. coats. suits ana
dresses, Hoffman 6 Hartblay, III w.
3Sd st.
l.. $. Ayres Co. Miss Baker art needle
j.. S. Ayres & Co.. Miss NJ. Baker. art
nerdlevorjl 2o5 5th av
Kahn Tailoring Co. NJ. l.. sternberger
dress trimmings. fancy braids, etc; 2l5
4th
.os.l ssliF p, p G, co. e. Dswitt dresses 3;e
Tonls gs'noS, snn Su,ts s",f,s' care OIL h'roy'
''''o'' rI,9Gii ,,wEsoNv,1,p ~ - 4F' 1,r.
r, l,evy,s; Walter Brown'ow' ready to wear
'''''S' van. 'J.oHNsrowN. PA.
cloaks and suits; 81 W. 2C,h st.
~ c,Tx 1 ,,o 'S "'
ne Jones store, j. NJ. Artnur' s,lNs COT
KNoXVuLE Tenn.
$. II. Csorse & Co; S. NJ George. mems
Kirby. Block & Fisher 352 4th av.
BOSTON store 4. Anspach, ready to
LANCASTER, PA.
IA HaFer Ioo@s E Bras I0s ! w Atkins linens
isa'r & Witmar. Miss NJ f CRUDE ur-
derwear. lingerie. dresses. waists petti
coats furs. fur coats Martinique,
J. w. Knapp Co.. G.. L. Regal. china
gIassWare furniture. floor coverings, cars
IEBASoS. rA.
Haak Bros; William 4aak. women's
ready 70 wear. notions dry goods. floor
coverings H1eFl,2; 1EW,srox ME-
L. silvormam; dry goods: i3rcslin.
pteifer Bros A Mosse< (basemenn.
Ecnarnl merchandise; Kirby, Block &
Fisher, S52 4th ~
Harry S Goldherg, coats wooden dresses ;
Jossph slsiar, jobs hish grade coats ~
W. $50 It, i99W n9,aI,, 9o2 ~
chaufoue CO.. /. 9 9 GoSe. ''Ss mems cloth
lnF' um0Te'ias, >;;,,,.5 20 5th ilic caNv
! pai !, ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

(f3D, 1lanchester: 18th: Transport tion.
New England Rotterdan DD, Rotter-
dam. New York City QI3r), Bristol via New
York; Royal Prince f8r), Cape Town +;
New York (DD. Beaumont
PENSACOLA, Oct l6-Sailed: Str Fleet
wood N'r). England.
PH1LADELrHIA. oct 1S-Arrived strs
Norucga tNoD, Hamburg Runa (Nor).
Port Antonio. Matnicock. New York
Shawnut New York. Sailed Strs Nile
tBr). Genoa Via Naples; Borwindvale
lBr). Newport News. l'oldenfjord (Nor),
Baton Rouge, battleship Florida, York
town
sAVANNAH. Oct 1s-Arrived: strs city
of st Louis. New York Essex, jackson
Vile. and sailed for Philadelphia. Sailed ::
Strs City OF Savannah, New York: Currier,
Tampico; Gi6ara (Cubar), Havana.
TAMPA, oct lS-Arrived: Strs Lake FL
mont, Mobile; Truxilo, New Orleans; Hav-
eland tGeD, New Orleans; Jennie Wilson.
Honduras
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Arn,v Orders

From The rribaie's Washington Bureau
WASEIlNGTON. Oct. 18.-Army or
ders ispcd to-day follow:
Air Service
Beaton It. II W.. 20 Anacost.a.
S,ch.n1,'der 1t N +, to Kelly Field.
smith, l't ". g.. to Langley Field.
Adams, 1T. ]. e. TO Rantoul
Coast Artillery Corps
kerfoot. 1t. Col B. H. to Ft Hancock
Butt. Capt. r. w.. TO l't. Monroe
Ordnance Department
Partridge, Capt u. to Augusta
Coles, Maj. I. L., to Matertown. Mass
Miscellaneous
Patten. MAJ. G. F., L. 8. a, to sewanee
Douglas, Capt J. y. G. NJ. c.. to Iowa
city.
HororabIy Discharged
Reed, capt e. O., Med. e.
Smith. 1t G.. inf.
y ..-I ...-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

A. Al LOSS
II lo-t East lfth st Learner
Shirtwatst Co............. Unknown
l2:@o-l3i3 broadway electric sign
., ON ro"t unknown. .-..... Trinlng
- {o-5si II tn a.. Ncist & Co I Jnl<no,vn
IL 25i West I'D ST.. Breslan
No.elty and roy shop ... Trlftnr
,op-fi2 West Goth 81. Max Dieter
l'@o-Sl1 Dawson St. the bronx
Hymhn Slatman ............. 1rifling
: 3o-25f 70 l25th st. Luke Q Hara-
Unknown
e.bo-loa ". 1t4th St rubbish. ..''.. None
10 0D-~Hdth ST and Lexington av
auto, William Watson. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

High wate-. Low water.
AN PM AM PM
Sandy Hook ... $50 s:17 ~ s:22
Governors Island s.57 9:l9 500 3 :4S
Hell Gate. ......1o:55 1928 4:ls 5:24
Winds at Sea To-day
Iatteras to Key West-Moderate to
fresh shifting winds and local rains
over east and vest Gulf~Modcrate to
fresh northeast and cast winds. partly
overcast weather and probably local rains
Wednesday,
saee-HodArate east and southeast winds
and local rains Wednesday,.
North Of Sandy Hook-Fresh, possibly
strong southwest and wost winds and over
cast weather Wednesday. probably rain
over north portion.
Sandy Nook TO Fstteras-Fresh south
west and west winds and overcast weather
Wednesday,
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate to
fresh shifting winds and local rains
Wedne sday
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

Of staff. 77th Division. O. r.. 80 White
hall Street. New York, \. Y. for In
struct ions
BY Command of Major General Bulla I'd.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
City Island

f'OUUU HOUFN
Hrhta " Nobrtis orr. 81 John FOR
50" YORK Hiram ID Hsclcar. Alma, = &
fof Port Chsstsr. w Chisholm orr.
LInen nbusE for kew York. Gladys. NJ Tay-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
PORTLAND oYE

Porteous. Mitchell & Braun; Mt Robert
braun, gen, mgr; Miss Ruth Goold, rib
infants and children's goods 4s2 4th av.
Porteous, Mitchell &, Braun; Robert
Braun. representing; Miss Cronin. infants
and chldren's s wear: 432 fth Ave
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Cleared

Htr Polonia tDaa). Captain Atb.~..o.
IssnaYen' . ~a banzig and L,ban. Fast Asiatic
cChe'ooufs ~ and Southampton, Cunard S s
Str Canada CTr} Captain Vida. Palermo
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Singer, Gen. mdse Pennsylvania.
PROVIDENCE
rI EBLO. COL

j. Samuels & Bro. Inc; NJ. Isaacs
esses. coats, suits waists. skirts F.
off, representing, care Alfred. Fantl
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding nsos)
INORT NORTH CE\

Sehermcrhorn Co.; j. Gregory. women's
ready to wear; William Van Buren,; As
". 35th st
GL0vERsNILIE. y. Y.
Arthur a. FRYE. hNOla and shoes; Bres-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
YORK.. PA.

James Mclean sons Co. Miss Belle
kaufiNan. coats and suits. 439 sth av
I. West & Sons. Miss l.. NJ culbertson.
coats suits and dresses. $40 7th av
IOt NG"TUN y. OHIO
StrOuss- Uirshbers Co. NIiss Hannah
"a te'. silk underwear. pctticoats station
cry. care Raer & L!lienthal. llbo B'way.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

Kaufman's Dept Store; Miss Weller
children's coats Miss Ratsky. gowns and
dresses; Mrs. Anderson women's coats
Miss keener. II. n. Heyman. misses coats
a. Il. kuehn mdse. mgr. and ladies ready
to wear; 1851 h way.
Frank & Sedcr; Dan Seman. German kid
gloves Mrs Strong, dresses; VIM. Finkel-
nor coats suits; Affiliated Stores, 1872
Blattner's Neckwear Co; S. Blattner
mems neckwear: McAlpin
PlTTSF1ELD. MASS.
Jones Logan, r II. Logan, dry goods
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

Crew Bagge; ". d. Young (basemenD
oolen piece goods, silks, satins, Nelvets ,
40 Madison
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

c. X. Whitner Co; II. S. Unbenhauer
white goods, domestics and umbrellas; 40
9Th Ave.
Kline -Epphimer Co: John S. Tobias
upholstery. drapery; 432 4th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
PITTSBURGH

Frank seder. MI. Portno. childrens
coats; Affiliated stores 1872 B'way
Kaufman Bacr: c. II Van Scoten.
mems and boys furnishings: nscl<wcar
hosiery and gloves NJ. Hersliowitz. cur
tains, draperies, upholstery; Miss Mohatt
Miss De Barr, millinery, j. Herstein n
:. Cohn, basement coats suits. 4Gf 4th av
McCreary CO., J. S. Detweiler. furniture
r. j. Burgess art needlework; % Z. Goth
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

Tn" Reynolds Monroe Co; Mrs w
Hosac@ waists underwear, lingerie 100
w 32d ST.
Thompson Hudson Co; Mrs b Smile.
4th
Never Ionaeson: Miss y. Weaver. In
fants wear; 27s 18th av
N J Leo Co, George Osborn millinery;
II N2 L
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
STEUBENyILLE. OHIO

Inc IIub: /. AnaIhsn. bet1er coats anf
furs $. Rayesdorfer. better coats an,
furs Hoffman II HartblaY III ". $50 81
NJ Nathan & Bro. Inc Jas. Lloyd
oloaHs and suits; 81 ". 26th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

stix. Baer & Fuller; NJ. steinheld. Jobs
coats, furs; 1907 B'way
y Nugent & Bros; T. Goldstein base
ment Jobs coats. suits, dresses; Affiliated
stores. 1872 B'way
Famous & Barr: s Barnett. mems cloth
ing and boys clothing. ha selnent: J. W
Boston upholst cry, drapery; 81 w Goth
st, eighth floor
Parstyle Garment Co: !. A. Hessel.
womens ready to wear. Martinique.
ST NIB! RI PA
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

b. Forman & Co, Miss salle~son
ncsllEces; Miss Ryan, waists and sNvea ters
225 5th av.
Duffy Powers Co. Miss Ernstone. Jobs
neckwcar. ha athrobes; Miss Feldman. base
nsnt scarfs, bungalow aprons, house
dresses shirtwaists, 1annelette wear; Miss
Salinsky. Jobs sweaters. scarfs. waists Cup
stairs); : solomon. 1872 Bway
weiss kopf Co, NJ Kopf, trimmings
slbley. Lindsey K Curr; f H. Jones.
statues pictures. art goods l.. \. Faber
representing, 432 4th az
SALEM, MASS
william G. Webber Co; r f Mansfield.
juniors ready to wear infants wear
nlouses, petticoats tborgain basement .
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

furniture, W. 500 St
WILMINGTON. v c.
Charles finkelste.n; mems furnishings:
IIAVeriai.
w 2. Jordc x Co. " p Jorde. muslin
underwear waists and skirts, pennssl-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

MendeIs; E. Mendel, general merchan-
disc department store) Martinique.
NEW ORLEANS
Alaynicl1 & Co.; NJ. Alayn!ck. cotton ;
Alcazar.
Gamble Desmond Co. NJ Reynolds, up
holstery, drapery. art goods, pictures,
statues, 432 4th av.
\ORN-ICE CONN
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

E0EUNTU. THN.
furs and fur eoats; 'e Fennsyivanis. an H'h's'n'
TROY. y. -
@, '. $, Quackenbush & Co.; f Q.
INIONVILLE, y. Y
George Y. Sc n0nleN. I.estar Schnnlnv