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Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
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040OS6 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, R, U. s. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,

 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. U. s. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix. Arizona. June .. 1921.
 NOTICE Is hereby given that Ma belle M. Graves of Phoenix. Arizona. who. on May 10. 1919. made Home stead Entry. No. 0s003s. for SEX SWh. Section 1s. NEN NWh. NhNEA Section 30. Township BIN. Range f- F.. c. & $. R B. & Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Commu- tation Proof. to establish claim to the land above described. before the Reg ister and Receiver. U. S. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona. on the Sth day of July. 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Patrick oDonnell. of Scottsdale Arizona. James Shea. Russell McDaniels.
 Mary F. Naylor. all of Phoenix Arizona
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL. s-I-21 Register.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
b|G CROWD ATTENDS. THE bACCALAUREATE
 SERVICE AT NORMAL

TEMPE. June s-A large crowd as- sembled in the Normal auditorium for the baccalaureate service. At s o'clock. Miss Virginia Powell at the piano. began the strains of Mendels- sohn's "Processional.' and slowly down each side aisle came the sen iors in their cap and gowns. filling the center TOW of seats almost back of the balcony. The service was of the NJ. F. church. followed by Rec itative and Prayer from verdrs "Otello.- recitative by D. R. Van Pet ten. and prayer sung by the Girls' chorus The Scripture lesson by E. NJ. Lands. and a solo by Miss Win nie Delizen. with violin obiigato. John Barkley and Mrs. Hefton Quaid al the piano Dr. Arthur Lee Odeil then gave the commencement semon talk ing his text from Phil. 2:5. Let His Mind Be in You. which was Also fin Christ" His discourse on Christs. the master ind. as being the exam pie for all follow. was wonderful and impressive. inasmuch as these young people are just beginning the real life and must have someone to mould their own lives by. After this forcefui address. the benediction was said by MT. Reid
 Wedding in Msss
 Of interest to Tempe people is the wedding of Kenneth Housten and Mrs. May Peterson. an account of it given in the Mesa department of the Republican in Mondays paper. Mir. | Houstin is grandson of Mrs. Mattie | Birchett and nephew of John and Joe Birchett of Tempe. and has many l friends in Tempe who wish his much
 
 Alumni Announcement Committee in charge of alumni banquet. to be held June g at [ pm. wish to announce that 1t will be nee essary for guests to make reserva ton for seats no later than Jur . [ and because of the limited seating ca. pa city invitation must be restricted to alumni members only and hus' bands and wives of members. It iI hoped that by SO limiting it will b' possible to entertain every alumnui who can attend
 cisss osy st Nermsi
 Today will be a day for the sen iors in Tempe. There win be a se rious program at the Normal audi torium this morning when Miss Rutl Churchill. class president. will ma< a talk. also Miss Ruth Burouest. tn Misses Alpha Williams and Anna Ma Warren win sing. after which tn class picture will be hung in th hall of the main building. Tn cias win then be entertained in the dinin hall with a luncheon and . talk iron NIT. Murdock. the cfass manitor- Il . the evening they will entertain tn public with a stunt program al Missior Circle to Meet II The Missionary society of in
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

CITIZENS' STATE BANK DE- positors-We accept your deposit cer- tificates in full value for mdse. and money Ballsun's Clothing Store. 31 w. Washington. It
 PHOENIX BOARDING KENNELS opened for summer. Phone 246S: SEQ East Mckinley. n
 NOTICE-That Green Bros. have sold the Bungalow Restaurant to Glenn & Pinkham. All creditors must have bills within 10 days 243 w Washington St. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE EDELICATESSEN department of the Woman's Exchange has opened under the management of a thorough ly competent caterer. Satisfaction guaranteed. 115 N. Second Ave. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE SHERWOOD MUSIC School branches in Phoenix and Glendale will remain open all summer; in structions in all branches. pupils may enter at any time; rates reasonable. Juvenile orchestra practice at 7:30 Tuesday and Friday evenings. at the studio, SIS North Sixth st; young players desiring ensemble practice may enter free of charge. Phone 303s-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
PERSONALS

YOUNG man, good mechanic, would like to drive car to Los Angeles Monday or Tuesday for expenses. Box FOX. Republican.
 REFINED lady. 50, would like to hear from gentleman suitable age. desiring wife Mrs. A. Miller, Ninth St. Hotel. San Diego. Cal. It
 GOING to Illinois Wednesday or Thursday in car. Have room for two passengers. Phsne 5593. p
 WANTED-Home for female An gora cat. Phone 360S. p
 I AM leaving for the coast Satur- day; want man to help drive for ex- penses- Phone SS07 D
 STAMMERING can be permanent ly cured in Phoenix by one that has had the experience; for further in- formation call at 514 W. Culver St.. Miss Myers. instructor 6db
 STAGE LEAVES every Wednesday morning for Agua Caliente. the Hot Springs that cure rheumatism. skin diseases, etc. Phone TIP for reserva- tion or call Hageman. cor. End St and Adams If
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

WANTED--Man cigar clerk for re- t&Al cigar store, must be experienced. DSAt answer unless fully capable Of f.niug the position. Box SIX, Repub- Ecau n
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

WANTED Competent linotype operator and printer; also combina- ton ad and job printer who can also make ready and feed platten presses Modern plant publishing weekly pa- per. Wages $40 for each job, A hour week. No labor trouble. Wire Silver City Independent, Silver City, N. NJ
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Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

LONGS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 70 WALL STREET. PHONE 624
 FOR FIRST CLASS HELP If
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

HEMSTITcHING
 THE HEMSTITCH SHOP
 Hemstitching. pleating, buttons and buttonholes; mail orders solicited Phone 1441. B w Monroe St. tf
 THE WRIGHT SHOP
 Both wide and narrow hemstitch- ing, pinking. buttons and pleating. l6 North Second Ave. Phone 337s. tf Work called for and delivered; mail orders solicited. Mrs. J. w. Roland, S31 W. Washington. Phone 124e. If
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
1lm uT Et any tfuE-
 To Rsprsssnt Glendaie
To Attend Meeting

Manager Hadley Of the Glendale Greys and L. E. kinGman. manager of the Ramblers will attend the meet ing of the baseball managers of the valley that will be held al the Rose Tree in Phoenix The purpose of this meeting is to arrange a better sched- uie and have baseball In the valley on a higher plane
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
z3l WAkTED-AGENTs AND

REPRESENTATION WANTED = If you have or are calling on hard
 ware, jewelry, department stores, or similar lines, and are established, we have a proposition in low priced clocks and watches that will pay you to investigate. Goodman's 1870 Ellis street. San Francisco. Calf. It
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

PHONE-BRADMA
 PHOENIx EMPLOYMENT OFFICE RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. III s. First <f
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 47 N. SECOND ST. PHONE 1iso
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
Arrived Yesterday

Str George Washington. Bremen Aug
T. Cherbours Aug 49, 70 United States
rs steer pass. mails and mdse; Pier 3.
Str Andalusia (swed), Montreal Aug 20;
Moore & Mccormack. in ballast; anchor
ii or Red Hook Flats. Bkyn.
Str Ipswich. Hamburg Aug IL; TO United
American Line with ndse; Pier Sc; r.
Hong Kong June -. Robe July !. Yoke
hama July 3. San Francisco Aug ?, Girls
tobal Aug 1s; to Houlder Weir Boyd
with mdse Pier 90 Clifton l.
str Georgeanna Weems. Baltimore. to
ilashaw s s Co. with mdse. Pier As. e r.
Str Bayoune. Philadelphia; to Vacuum
oil Co. with OIL Vacuum Oil Docks, Bay
STR East Cape Norfolk Aug rs to Kerr
Line. with sndse: Pier 4. Army Base. Bkyn.
Str Kennemerland (Du), Amsterdam Aug
70 to Funch Edge & Co, with mdse; Pier
3. Amy Base. Bklyn-
str Belvsdere GtaD, Trieste ann s. to to
Pier 7. Bush Docks Bltlyn.
schr Cecil Jr CBr), St Johns. F. Aug
II to Bowrng & Co. with fish oil; an
chored off Red Hook Flats. Bklyn.
Marine e Commercial Corp. with mdse,
anchored off Stap!eton. L.
Str West lnskip Philadelphia Aug 25:
20 Black Diamond Steamship Corp; Pier
g. Army Base. B'klyn.
str Gedania Ou), Tampico Aug 49, to
Robert l. Hague. with oil; Pier s, Bayonne.
Str Tyrifiord (Nor) Brevk: to Norwe-
an-American Line. with mdse; anchored
IN Quarantine.
u Dale. Newport l. A. 1bsth ct.
\ r
L Putnam, Newport. r l. 15sth ST,
y r
L Paul Jones' Newport I; 15sth
St y r
U 8 Brock Newport. I; 15sth at,
r
Z Sharkey Newport r 7; 158th
st. \ r.
L S Lardner. Newport. I; 15sth st.
n r
U 8 S Case Newport. I; 18Th st. r..
L S Lawrence. Boston, 16Sth st. n z.
Brazos. Hampton Roads 14sth
St r.
L s s Contocook Norfolk. l2sth st, r.
s Quail. Norfolk; 12ath st. r.
in North Rivef
u S Olympic. Hampton Roads; an
chored in North River.
S Robin Lynnhaven Roads; 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
Panama Canal
Traffic Shows
Steady Growth
Freight Movement and Tolls
Collected During Fiscal
Year 1921 Greatly Exceed
Those of Previous Period
Waterway Route Favored
Low Cost of Transportation
and Speedy Delivery Are
Among Chief Advantages

The amount of cargo transported
through the Panama Canal during the
fiscal year 1921 exceeded the tonnage Of
the previous period by 2,250,000 tons
and tolls collected exceeded those of
1920 by s2,763, 900. according to recent
figures. With the readjustment Of
transportation, the intercoastal traffic
of the United States has shown an in
creasing tendency to move by way of
the canal. During the fiscal year 1921
the coastwise traffic formed about one
eighth of the total movement.
Several steamship lines have an
nounced augmented intercoastal serv
ices, and particular interest has been
attached to this tendency because Of
recent large shipments of citrus fruits
and apples from the west to the east
coast of the United States.
Cuts Distance and Cost
Reviewing the steady growth Of
transportation by way of the canal, the
journal of the National Bank of Com
niece Of New York says:
Many advantages derived from the
use of the great waterway have been
based on the shortening of the distance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

str- Baltic CBr). Liverpool oropcsa
lBr). Southampton and Hamburg; Glen
pool CAm). Baton Rouge Maashavcn
tAm). Guan.co, Fort Hamilton (Br) Ser
rnuda: Fort ST George (Br). Halifax and
Quebes. Mexico (Am), Havana, FL Nortc
tAm). Galveston: Caracas (Am), San
Juan. PeQuot fAm). Jamaica Bay; Me
nominee Br) Hamburg, FL Isleo (Arn}.
New Orleans: Jefferson fArn), Norfolk ,
Ulua ORD. Havana: Caronia tRr), Liver
pool: San I'orenz 'Aml. San Juan; Gamer
on!a (Br). Glasgow, Finland {Am). Ant
wsrp: Clare CAMP, San Juan; Lake Stir
ling (Anl. Richmond. Rochambeau Fr).
Havr~: Mount Vernon fNor). Cienfuegos
and Mama Milo; Alamo CAMP. Galveston {,
Belgian O3r) Manchester: Apache (Am)
Charleston and Jacksonville; Thomas II
Wheeler (Am). Texas City. America CAMP.
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen: Josia h
Macy tArn). Baton Rouge: Storm King
(Ain), Rotterdam and Antwerp, Francisco
(Br). HUI and Antwerp: Hunamar Camp
%ipc ana Danes Clenencc Morse CAMP.
Sou London. Conn, Europa 10. Naples
and Dubrovnik Presldcrte Wilson 90.
Napier. Patras and Trieste. Nanulani
'Aw). San Pedro and San Francisco; L &
Wyoming. Newport. r l. and Arkansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

Baton Rouge ls2 y Jupiter Aug g.
bergensflord l.1so e Ambrose Aug rs
& \ Garfield 50 WNW san Key Aug 20.
Camden 02 SIC Swan Island Aug 26.
Carolyn 81 san Juan Aug 26:
City of Columbus 10 sW Frying Pan
city Of Dalhart 81 S Cape Lookout Aug %.
City Of Fairbury 90 Il Charleston Aug &c.
Clement smith 80 SW South Pass Aug rs.
Coast~4se pd Gay Head Aug II.
Colombia SO from Havana Aug 2s
coquif. lat rs 81 lon Is - Aug 30
cushnet lat "a 40 Ion IS ! Z Aug &c.
Dclco 20 Sc Mobile Aug e.
E r Isedford 2lo Sc South Pass Aug 2s
Ri Alba 261 NE Jupiter Aug 20.
lei oriente 1ls WNW Tortugas Aug 26.
Ensley City IL n Jupiter Aug 26
Esprran1a pd Hatteras Aug rs.
f . Barstow II SsW Five Fathom Aug 2e.
Fishkil ITO South Iass Aug 26.
Fourth Alabama 2s5 e Charleston Aug 26.
Fred w Weller 80 WNW Tortugas Aug 20.
GlcnpoOl IS S Scotland LV Aug ~.
Gulnsht % r Sand Key Aug pa
Gulfhing SO W Sand Key Aug %
Gulimaid rs Sc Hatteras Aug 20
(;ulfstar "a \ liatteras Aug 20.
Gulss;ream lCO 5 Hatteras Aug &c.
II II Rogers 40 Sc South Pass Aug 20.
II NJ Fager ~ NV Tortugas Aug 20.
Houston ) " Sand Key Aug 20
e White l3J Scotland Aug 20.
4 Bostuick 10 e Sand Key Aug &c.
NJ Gutfey 100 Hatteras Aug 20
John Worthington 1s2 WNW Tortuga,
Kekoskee so e Sand Key Aug 25.
kennccott 900 5 iiatteras PM Aug 26.
Lake airline "a Sc Tortusas Aug Is.
Lake Facklcr 423 Cape Henopen Aug 28.
Lake Fannin $50 Scotland LV Aug 20.
Lake Farilbaull 246 Hatteras Aug 20.
Lake Frohna - Il Ambrose Aug 81.
Lcnape pd liuttcras Aug 20.
LOWS X Ihurlow 10 carysfort Aug 25
I-igonicr lGo NV Tortugas Aug %.
Limon S62 Teia Aug 26.
NJ + Elliott l75 SW Hatteras Aug %.
Nacomet 80 WNW Tortugas Aug 20
Major wheeler 70 e Charleston Aug 80
Mary lat is 10, Ion GS 80 Aug 90
Mat'ole 5S E sand Key Aug 25.
Memphis City 100 w Sand Key Aug 20
Metapan 90 \ crstobal Aug 20.
Monasses lat n o4: lon 80 10 Aug %.
Muskogee "a SW Hatteras Aug 26
Nelson 5l2 ssW Brenton Reef Aug IS.
New York 245 NV Tortugas Aug 2s.
Nod is,,, l So \. |, 10 p Sand Key Aug e.
Ohioan 3ss S Scotland l. Aug Is.
Oswcgo 325 SW Hatteras Aug %
Paul Harwood 55 n Hatteras Aug rs
Pawnec l05 Il Ambrose Aug 27.
Persian 3 SW Fryingpan Aug 26
Philip publicHer ITO n Winter Quarter
ittsburgh Bridge 22O f Nantucket Aug
Polarine IS wNw Tortugas Aug IS
lulttaCaS lSo \ Jupiter Aug rs.
Rayo 2f5 WNW Tortugas Aug Is
Riverside Bridge PAS Il Charleston Aug rs.
S b Hunt Il Alligator Aug 26
Santa Luisa AIS s Ambrose 8 D IN Aug 25
San Gu 36G SW nantucket Aug 2s.
San Mateo 526 n Tela Aug rs.
Sunoi S Hatteras Aug Is.
Swift Arrow IS w Sand Key Aug IS
Ioloa 7e1 S Scotland l. Aug 26.
Tomalva 1870 e Charleston Aug 90
Ulysses 176 5 Cape Henry Aug 90.
W II Libby Hatteras Aug 26
WaXahatchie from st Augustine Aug rs
West Celina lat SO rs, lon GO 16 Aug 26
West Hardaway lat 33 os Ion II 05 AUG
26.
West Islcta $50 from Savannah Aug 25
Zacapa ll01 Ambrose Aug Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
Cleared

STR Mexico tAn,), Captain Jones Ha-
vana' \ = Cuba Lins. -
Schmidt; 100 mile. south Of Montauk:
Weetern Union Telegraph Co.
ST. Mount Vornon (Nor) Captain Ingc-
hrirhtscn' cienfucgos and Manzaniilo. At
SER carNcas (Arn). Captain Hichborn.
Curacao la Guayra. pucrta Cabello and
san Juan. Bliss. ballet, I; Co
ST. oiymae (Fr), Captain Marion: Casa
blanca. Tans'er VIA Philadelphia. Three
Str San Lorenzo (An). Captain FOES;
Porto Rico Line.
Ctr Munssnar tAm>. Captain Mcdonald:
Nipe and fanex. Munson Linen
ntr inchenoach tArn) =, Captain Nc
''san kot'erdaW 70 Philadelphia. Lucken-
s'r Blair tAn) Captain walters; Con
-'ani5nooie. Salonlca pisaeus via roxton
Esror' Steamship Corp.
~ Ir.coiof '$or). Captain Johansen;
Kerr stsafozhsp Lane
s'r cprTelio (braz). Captain Refs. Per
mar ouro srd Iahia Lloyd Draz'l.ro
err Fort Morgan fs;or). Captain H.rytx.
baracos = Giorgio X ca.
ttr vi Mort" 'An). Captain Knowles.
Galveston southern Pacific 90
h'r Lake Stirling fAr). Captain white
hufs't Richmond Richmond & \ steam
ssr n rsieo Captain Damn; New Or.
leans: southern pacinc Co
str Charles Pratt. Captain Ostrand
Eaton Rouge Robert J. Hague
Eff Dsi~ ~s5e Captain hobiIron. nor-
s'r Jenerson. Captain iforslcy: Norfolk
Ci1 Dominion Transportation co.
t'f YaizH. Captain Madden Boston:
~ 81 Tfscy
Str C4orgeanna Vans. Captain Hudr
fns baltimore. Ualachar s f ca.
N'f term Luckenbach Captain Read.
fos Ap2eies Gan frsncisco. VIA Panama
csna' tyr kenbaoh = Gu.
Ffr Helyliie Dollar fHr) Captain
"rYht. Shanghai. Hong Eons Via isoS
ton. Dollar x co
>tr storm KING Captain sneyi;n. rot-
: ohm sn1 Anseefv. Buck Uismon1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel Port. Agents.
New York. Rotterdam. Aug 10: R L Hague
Hubert. Para Aug 16......... Booth Line
Asia. Lisbon, Aug 10. .......... Fabre Line
Toloa, Havana. Aug rs. United Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
Gdansk. Danzig. Aug 1914 II Bull & Co
La Lorraine. Favre, Aug 20. French Line
Mongolia Hamburg, Aug 10.
Atlantic Transport Line
Ponce. San Juan. Aug "a. \ & Y Rico l.
Maracaibo, Mayaguez, Aug 90.
Bliss. ballet & Co
Cedric. Liverpool. Aug 20 White star Line
Santa Ana, Callao. Aug ls......W II Grace
Bergensfjord. Bergen. Aug 49,. Nor Am l.
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Aug 81
Furness. Wishy e. Co
Duo Tuesday
scythia. Liverpool, AUG 90 Cunard Line
Zacapa. Tela. Aug "a United Fruit Co.
Cretic. Fayal. Aug 10. ..... W hite Star Line
Inca. Macorie. Aug 22-Clyde Domingo I.
Due Wednesday
Olympic, Southampton. Aug "a,
White Star Line
Giuseppi Verdi Naples Aug IS.
Mcdonald g. Truda
Duo Thursday
King Alexander. Patras, Aug IAN Calanos
Lituania Danzig Aug IT, Bait Amer Line
Vestrfs, Rio de Janeiro. Aug 16.
Lamport & Holt
Rosalind, st Johns. Aug 30 Bowring {. CO
Due Friday
Ovduna. Southampton. Aug a.
Royal Mail Steam Packet line
Ryndam. Rotterdam. Aug "a -. Holi-Arn l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

compared with other water routes. 1t
has been considered both in domestic
and international transportation that
the greatest advantages Of the canal, in
comparison with rail routes, were in
shipping heavy and bulky commodities,
in which low cost of freight was the
chief factor and speed in delivery a
secondary consideration.
"The chief commodities heretofore
shipped via the canal have been nj
trates, coal, OIL iron and steel and
grains. The recent use of refrigerator
ships adds a new feature to the ad-
vantages The first shipment of
oranges and lemons from California to
New York by way of the canal proved
highly satisfactory and sportation
cost was 70 cents per hundred pounds,
as compared with the rate by rail Of
s1.6619 per hundred pounds.
Key to Ocean Highways
From the tirNe OF the opening of
the canal considerable shipments Of
wheat have been made from Pacific
ports Of the United States, as well as
from Chile. Australia and New Zealand,
to Atlantic ports of the United States
and to European countries. Heretofore
Canadian wheat destined for Atlantic
ports has Tor the most part passed over
the Great Lakes and through the st.
Lawrence Recently, on ..-count of con-
gestion on other routes, shipping Cana
dian wheat to Europe via the canal
was inaugurated. During the fiscal
year 1921 the total shipments of wheat
passing through the canal from all Pa
cific countries aggregated $4,000 long
tons, or about 26,000,000 bushels.
In addition, 70 faci1i% tot n
domestic trade, the Panama Canal has
placed the United States directly at
the intersection of important inter
national highways, and with the adjust
ment of commerce to natural channels
the United States will be in position
to become an important factor in the
economic and commercial life of a
large part of the Pacific area"
Commercial traffic through the Pan
anna Canal for the last five fiscal years
is shown in the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
BUSINESS CARDS
Decorating, Etc.
Diamonds. Jcwelry. Etc.

ROPC RJ1NC diamonds. old gold
- - y - silver. platinum,
tiques and pawn tickets. JAG w. Esd st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
Maritime Miscellany

NAllrA. n s. Aug u The S r. str city
of lsrunswick. abandoned by hcr crew
when forts TO float her failed. was break
Ing up to-day on ledge at the entrance
to Halifax Uarbor, which che struck early
yesterday while making port because OF en-
einc trouble Visitors TO the ledge regard
"d the vcascl and cargo as beyond hope OF
salvage The r'camAhip bound from
Mobile for Antwerp
liAlIFNN = +. Aug 24-Thr schr Der
nice H. Now Completion FOR Campbclton.
hNs bren lost AT nca. Captain and crew
landed ON the GAsrr coast
SA% litANCIs'o Aug 27-Thc tram
port Gr'a' Nor'herr, dcs'iucd 10 be nag
ship Of ~" Atlantic feet, VIII leave here
'~rf'nib"r fnr 3rcinerton. Wnrh. and
returning leave September IA for the cast
rN"~t TO 1oin the r'ct. II viii carry fAmi-
N"H and baggage al officers transferred to
The Atlantic feet III a result OF tina recent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
TRANSATLANTIC Mails

The connecting malls close at the Genera.
Fostonice and CITY Hail PoStofiico station.
New York. at y. m, follow
Hawaii. japan, forea. ch!ra Siberia
French Indo- CHINA and Netherlands East
indies Except SJiuaira). via San Fran
cisco, Steamship Vcrsia Maru. Scpten-
Der !
Hawaii samoan islands, Australia and
Now Zealand. Via San Francisco steam
khip VnnturA. Sept ulhcl L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Mattresses

WAITRESS or waitress parlorrnaid excel
lent long city references. r. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 43d St 30 floor.
Tel. 8947 Murray Hil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

Distance 10 given in miles Reports al.
GATED AZ noon unierH other y lHc specified
4 bedford ls5 Nc Jupiter Aug g.
Albeftoiite iD5 EW liaii.fn3 Aug 1g
Alesandrihn iz1 r. 81 Augustine Aus g.
~" pn'n" 40 NV IpriDHar Auk ~
AH"Nin III SW ha''eros hpK ~.
Ah'fai 200 NV Joft1pat Aug 1t
A., mar 'tJ 3 'tpn SON An'pnip Aug "a.
Ati"nto sun IN ~ haDlur I<ar aug ~.
G&idtocA ~ 5W fiylnk Kan AuE rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BCTLER-Usefui very neat nice APPEAR
Ing tFilipino): excellent references
SIS. Miss Mason's Agency. Is West SD 81.
Vanderbilt 9O53.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

Str Union City (Br). Captain Davis;
Hamburg; Z Navigation Co.
Str Wilpolo, Captain Falkenberg; San
Pedro and San Francisco via Philadelphia;
Williams 8 Co.
schr Quaoo Queen (Br). Captain Mer-
Ram; st John: J whitney.
Schr Peaceland (Br). Captain WATSON,
Annapolis. n s. J r Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

GIBSON-Suddcnly. at Tarrytown, N. =.
August n. 1921, William H. Gibson. in
his 74th year Funeral services will be
held on Tuesday. the 30th instant, from
his late residence, 81 Neperhan Road, at
ii a. Interment at Sleepy Hollow,
private. Kindly omit flowers. Salt Lake
City papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be tclephoncd 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
scrtion in the next days paper.
Telephone Becknaan 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
COUNTRY BOARD

EXCEEDINGLY fine and pleasant place
desires few more refined people TOT n
a place you Will wish to return to again
another time; terms reasonable. Stoves
Farm. East Canaan, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

wANTED-One or two rooms and bath.
= furnished or unfurnished for winter
months in private home in Great Neck
give business and social references IN
Great Neck and New York Apply Apart
ment As. Hotel Irving, Gramercy Park
New York