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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25

Meas. corresponding secrstary Of tks
Baptist Sunday School Board ut Nash-
ville.
The work is made possible by the
larger funds available from the ~ NIL.
Hon Campaign and will be Sarried on
by the forces Of the eighteen states of
the Southern Baptist Convention, In
cooperation with The Sunday School
Beard. Additional workers VIII be pus
on tn every state and large sumbar
of Sunday school Institutes win bs
hsiG m the hope OF reaching Q great
majority Of the xural sunday kehN0ls
IN every stxts. NoyAai Eanaay school
tnstitutss viii b. held iA fifty com.
ties Of TenRsssss, for fnEtxRcs, and
over zoe rural esRtsrs viii he reached
with the better system Of Sunday
School teaching and methods of admin
istration. Similar methods viii be fol
lowed IN all the states.
Every State En.araes Work.
Over $500, year will be ex
pended on Sunday School field work In
the territory Of the Southern Baptist
Convention il ip announced. and every
state organization will greatly enlarge
its Sunday School force, giving especial
attention to the development Of the
rural schools.
III order that an adequate number Of
instructors may he available for car
rying on this larger program, thirty
! day normal school will be held in Nash
vile. beginning May 81, in the inslruc.
tion IN which large regular faculty
Of Sunday SthcCl experts and many
special lecturers will be employed
The Sunday School Board at Nash
lof Sunday School administration Which
will deal with a.! questions of Sunday
School organization and equipment
This Gepa9unen. will be in char-e OF
Arthur Flake. who has been a member
.nf the field force OF the Sunday School
Board for cutie a while and who was
formerly superintendent CT The Sunday
scha9l Of the Ficst Baptist church Of
Fort Worth Texas. said to be Tho
largest SunGsy School in the South.
Build Better Church Houses.
Another department Cf the Sunday
School Eoard is giving atten ion to II.
enCUaraG,1le- ot better Churcf
houses ard pss:o7s' hence in the rura
districts, flYniehins architects plan!
for this purpose and detailed instruc
tions without cGs; to churches whicl
contemplate buildings along tAes'
lines.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
Twenty Tennessee Boys Pro-
duced 100 Bushels Corn Each

synopsis Of
the faet that twenty bays who members
0ucaa 100 bushels "
Following
work:
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
RURAL CARRIER EXAMS

The United States Civil Service
Commission haas announced an
examination for the County of
Granger, Tennessee, to be held
at Washburn, Tennessee, on Apr.
8. 1920, to fill the position of
rural carrier at Washburn, Ten
nessee, and vacancies that may
later occur on rural routes from
other post offices in the above
nared county. The examination
will be open only to citizens who
are actually domiciled in the ter
ritory of post office in the coun-
ty and who meet the other require
ments set forth in Form No. 1877
This form and application blanks
may be obtained from the offices
mentioned above or from the
United States Civil Service Com
mission at Washington at the
earliest practicable date.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
A RECORD BREAKER

On last Friday morning the
people of Granger County wit
messed the hardest rain storm
known even to the oldest inhabi-
tant. The rain fell, or the water
poured for more than two hours
with no let up. Damage to farm
and other property cannot, o
course, be estimated, but it will
run to the hundreds of thousands
Of dollars. Many farms in the
different sections of the county
were stripped of soil as well as
Of fences and other improvements
Both railroad line running thru
the county were badly damaged.
Several bridges on the K. & B.
we're swept away and others were
more or less warped and twisted.
One bridge just. east of Rutledge
was torn away while two onI the
farm of A. M. Nance west of town
we're washed out. Rails and all
timbers having been carried with
the current. The road bed in many
places was washed away leaving
ties and rails suspended or out
Of line. 1t is also said that much
damage was done bridges and the
road bed on the K. c. north Of
Clinch Mountain. AS a result of
the storm traffic on the K. & B.
has been at standstill. Several
men are at work making the nee
essary repairs and traffic and
mail service will be resumed with
in a very short time.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
SON OF PEGGY MARSH NOT
TO SHARE ESTATE

Henry Anthony Marsh, 3-yrae-
old son of the late Henry Field
and Miss Peggy Marsh, chorus
girl, will receive no share of the
estate Of the late Marshall Field.
Superior Judge Sullivan ruled
the boy was not entitled TO the
100000 share in trust fund
created by the merchant prince
for bis--grandchildran, Of whom
Henry Field was one.
Henry Field and Miss Marsh
met in London while the latter
was in the chorus Of a theatre
there. Prior to his death Field
gave the girl approximately $780,
900 and agreed to settle 100000
on her son. Following his death
:wo years ago he Field family
carried out his plans and gave
Miss Marsh the 100000 to edu-
cate her son.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
PUNCHEON CAMP

Farmers Of th.a section are Gar
behind with heir spring work.
There has not been q daysVhen
the ground wRsa> dry enough to
plant.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. PIT. Ruth
a daughter, Irene Ruby.
jerry T. Roberts Of Knoxville
has been called to the bedside, OF
his mother who il very sick.
Little Miss Hazel Hamilton,
who has returned home after a
weeks visit with relatives at
Liberty Hill.
Lester Waller who was serOius-
liyll is reported much better.
Lillard Seymour of Dutch Wis
tied his sister Mrs. J. o. Seymour
this week.
The Washburn High School is
closed and Miss Eulah Nash has
returned to her home after per-
petrating her ability as an in
Structor in the school.
o. L. Merritt entertained Sun.
dav at dinner. The following were
present: Clair Acuff G. H. At
kins and Miss Beulah Acuff.
Miss Mary Breeding is a guest
Of Mrs. Tightman Ritter. She ha,
been a visitor in Kentucky fol
the past few weeks.
The Misses Ruth entertained
with musicale on Saturday
night The following We're presen
Miss Lera Ruth, Messrs. Emmett
lark. Dexter Henry, Ben Farmer
and Clayton Waller.
H. c, Ruth has gone to Nortl
Carolina on business.
Miss Leila Seymour who ha.
Teen confined to her bed for ;
month with flu is not improving
Fate Rucker, Wade Harrell, H
C. and J. S. Ruth made a busines
rip to Rutledge this week.
Miss Ollie Hapson is recover
ing from an attack of flu.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Knoxville, March 1s

Knoxville, March 10.
Readers of the News:
After being shut in through
the long, dreary winter, and be-
ing caused to abandon uor Sun
day schools and church services
on account of the epidemics of
flu, measles, whooping-ceugh and
pneumonia, that have covered the
country, and now that the cold,
bleak winter clouds are. rolling
back, and from behind them peeps
the radiant beam of spring sum
shine, | think it our first duty to
assemble at the old home church
and return thanks to God for oul
deliverance. l would like to see
every church in Granger county
have a homecoming this spring
or summer and invite all its for
mer members and friends and
spend day in praising Him foi
His many blessings to US. | be.
lieve that nothing would revive
US spiritually and otherwise like
a real service in the old home
church among our friends. No.
thing pleases me more than visit
back home. It gives me boost
that helps me to live better ant
to sreve my fellow man better
l like to keep in touch with m,
home people and | know of NJ
better woy than meeting them il
a great annual homecoming o.
Granger County folks. | hop
that the good people will arrang
foor such in their RESPECTIVE
churches this summer and in tn
early fall. We will all meet a
Rutledge in a great public rail-
or county homecoming where W
will have the greatest time eve
known in Tennessee. What d
you say, folks? Glad to see tn
rapid growth of the News and 8
many correspondents from al
over the county.
Respectfully,
d. Swan Haworth.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS
$25,OOO,OOO

Increased express charges.
ranging from 10 to rs per cent
and estimated to yield $25, ,00O, 900
additional revenue annually wefe
asked by the A nerican Railway
Express Company in a petition
filed today with the interstate
Commerce Commission.
Iaerqascd cest Of conducting its
business as well as the urgent
need for more complete facilities
and equipment, was given by the
company as grounds for asking
for additional revenue. ExpenG =
lures of many miollions of dol! ,r:
was necessary, the petition Il: /
and additional funds could i. q.
be obtained under the presen, l..t.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
NOTICE

: Beginning next week the pub
lication day of the News will be
chnaged from Thursday to Wed.
nesday. Community or social cor.
respondents should mail commu'
nications so as to reach US Sat.
urday or Sunday of each week
The paper will go to press Tues
day instead of Wednesday. Take
Notice and govern yourself ac-
cordingly.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25

DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Smither
were in Knoxville Monday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
100000 BARRELS OF FLOUR
MAY GO TO EUROPE

Legislation authorizing sale to
European countries of 100000
barrels Of soft wheat flour now
held by the United States Grain
Corporation. will be considered
BY the White House. announced
FordueS. chairman Of the House
M&ys end Means Comnrittes. be
Heasurs is -eUhstitute for the
oriirssl sse areiief hip &nthOrls.
iDs extension Cd 45e, ,ooo. 900 in
credits. ..
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
RAINS CAUSE DAMAGE

Several thousand dollars dam
age was done by the heavy rain
at Washburn recently, it is esti-
mated. Many people were forced
20 leave their homes by the high
waters and telephone systems
were damaged to such an extent
that no service was available fol
several hours.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25
BILL TO ABOLISH OFFICE OF
POSTMASTER GENERAL
British Parliament.

A bill to abolish the office of
postmaster general and to provide
for creation of Postal Commits
cion to direct the business of the
Post Office Department was in
troduced by Representative Igoe
democrat of Missouri.
The Post Office Department
should be administeredas great
institution and removed from
politics ofrever. declares Mr.. Igoe
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25

In what is believed to be the most
extensive campaign for the develop
ment Of rural Sunday Schools that has
yet been undertaken by any single de
nomination, the forces of Southern
Bap,ists especially Interested in San,
day School work will undertake to
reach $4,000 OF more rura! Sunday
Schools of the South and Southwest
this summer, announces DR.. |. J. Var.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-03-25

Mrs. J. F. Corum and Roy mo-
tored to Knoxville Monday.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Blbster (Br). outward bound for
Queenstown. was In collision off Greenville
yesterday AM with str Stavangeren (Norl +.
which arrived yesterday from Ciudad Boil
var, &c. The. former has bows stove In and
the latter had two holes stove In bow and Is
leaking badly. She is now docked at pier
II, Brooklyn.
A fire occurred yesterday on str Lake
Marion. lying al pier TO- East River. Tne
age was done.
BOSTON, Dec e4-New Bedford str Pequon-
mock ran off the channel in entering harbor
arly to-day in fog and remains ashore; ;
cargo transferred 10 lighters.
2Tth-schr Edward Trevoy. from Essex.
with sand. Is ashore north, Of Weymouth
Mass: Belts Wrecklng Co will float her.
LONDON. Dec 25--A telegram received
from Lloyds agent at Flushing states that
str Wauwatosa has been In collision with
an unknown steamer; the Wauwatosa had
Str Aeppo tBr,. from New York. has
been in collision supposed at F'lushingl and
o6th-Aux schr Avon Queen (Br), from
Pensacola Aug II for Bahia Blanca, has ar
rived At the latter e, port, leaky; vo,,o,..
SC. is returning TO Honolulu with engine
Str Hutchinson. from Antwerp for New
lost propeller Is being towed to Falmouth.
2Itf-str Nils uner Csw). from Esbsjerg
and Shields for Galveston. has arrived at
Ferrol with main steam pipe broken.
Str West Hargrave, from Shanghai. &C. for
New York, reports by wireless that her
steering gear Is broken; must repair at
Suez.
str Navarino (Br). from New York for
Hamburg and Rotterdam tbefore reported). /.
has arrived al Queenstown and has been
beached; fire Is more serious than was at
first supposed. flooding No hold.
Str Chicago City (Br), from Wilmington,
NC. and Baltimore for Malmo before re-
ported having been struck by heavy sea.
sent a wireless message Dec &c; no position
given
PORTLAND Me. Dec pa survey held on
str Merwedc (Dutch). which arrived Wednes-
day from Fowey. found repairs required
were of slight Importance. being confined
chiefly to condenser pipes.
Barges Agram and Bango. which arrived
from Norfolk a week ago In tow. having
received damage IN terrific gale off Boone
Island have discharged and gone TO railway
for repairs the Bango VIII receive new
rudder. while the Agram will receive tenn
porary repairs here and permanent repairs
on reaching Norfolk. where owners have
yard.
ST THOMAS, vi. Dec 20-schr Lloyd
George (Br). Lunenburg for Ponce, foun-
dered on the Horseshoe Reef, near Ancgada,
Dec 16 and Is total loss.
ST JOHNS. Me- Dec 2G--Str Horda CNor).
from Shields for Hampton Roads, has ar
rived here with propeller loose.
YARMOUTH Ms. Dec 20-Schr C;encyieve
tBr), before reported abandoned, was towed
here yesterday survey held and vessel con-
dcmned.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
Transatlantic Mails.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER %.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via LIVER
poo (maii D. str carmania' 8 AM Csup $3.50
Gibraltar Qtaly and Greece >, Via Gibral-
tar Naples and Patras. also parcel post
mails for Gibraltar and Greece. str Gala
Azores Islands and Gibraltar ntaly ,, via
Ponta Delgada, Gibraltar and Naples also
parcel post mails for Gibraltar. str Canopic,
Italy 10, via Naples and Genoa, str Giu-
seppe Verdi. 80 AM.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Piym-
outh, Bouosne and Rotterdam tmail , also
parcel post mails for Netherlands, str Nieuw
Amsterdam. s AN tsup $3.50 AND.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cher.
mails for Great Britain. s-~.-.Sss France
and other countries, str Olympic, ~ tsup
1880 AND.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80
Germany and Poland (s), via Bremen and
Danzig: also parcel post mails for Germany
Austria, Czecho- Slovakia. Hungary, Swita-
erland and Poland. str Susquehanna, $3.50
AM.
Sweden. Germany. Lithuania. Latvia, Es-
thonia and Finland via Gothenburg; also
parcel post mails for Sweden, str Drottning-
holm. 10:30 AM (sup II AMI.
Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Germany,
Lthuania. Latvia, Esthonia and Finland,
yla chrlstiansand, chrlstiana am and Noay Copen,
II 80 AND.
Italy (f). via Naples and Genoa. str Re
d'Italia IL NJ.
Senegal Gambia. Sierra Leone. Ivory Coast
and Seccondee (other parts Of West At
RIGA y, via Dakar Bathurst. Freetown.
Grand Bassam. Seccondee. Appam, Winnie
bah. Accra. Addah. Quittah. Lagos, Burutu.
Warri and Sapeli. str Bereby, II NJ
South Africa 90, via Cape Town; also par
eel post mails for Union Of South Africa.
Bechuanaland Protectorate Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia
and South West Africa Protectorate, str Rip
ley Castle, L. NJ (sup $50 PMD.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BARBADOS. Dec 4--Arrived. bark Sine
dam. Ireland tand sailed sth for Port
Springs: Sth, str Speaker (Br). Glasgow.
Sailed 4th schrs Mabel Brown, Pensacola !;
Washington (Nor, do; ith. Canadian Maid
CBr). ST Andrews. Fla; sth, str Chaudiere
CBr). st Vincent.
BOTwOOD. NF,-Dec 15-Salled. str Gran
ley lBrl: London; % s.,., ,.,,,.
schr Mary II (Br). oporto.
FOGO, NF, Dec 10-Sailed previously. schr
Emily rsttsp en-. .pr ai44,taa Ra9te STR Canadian
Sapper (Br). Pictou: schr Lucy II (Br,
new. weymouth. Ms cto load for Trinidad) !;
asd str Caxambu (Braz). sydney
Sailed 23d, strs Wascana (Nor), Sydney;
Canadian signaller (Br) Rouen.
HAVANA. Dec 19--Arrived, strs Lafayette
via Corunna) Lake Helen, Savannah via
jacksonville: Cardganshrc (Br). Galveston
for Bremen and Hamburg land sailed 20thl !.
Santiago Mount Etna (Br). Marseles. &c.
via Santiago Harald DAM. Matanzas:
goth. Maria dc Larrinaga tBro. Liverpool.
for Kingston. &c (and sailed came day. (;
21st, Teviot fBrD. Hamburg. &c. via King
ston: San, Bruno (BQ, Boston for Port
wick Joan kielberg (T,r. do Thomas u
Garland, Tampa; 22d. strs ulua (Brl. New
York; Alvarado. San Francisco, lIilsbor-
Isla de Panay lsp). Vera Cruz.
Sailed 10Th. schrs Z Sabean (Br). Pcnsa-
cola. Mary u Dun tbf), Iofi boliVar. -lft
str Sudorco, Jucaro: schrs Georgia il
Jcnkins Jacksonville; Nanlear Black,
Tampa tug john Gully, New York.
LIVERPOOL. Ms. Dec 2.--Arrivcd, schr
Elizabeth ~. Bangor.
IINENBURG. Ms. Dec 1s--saicd. schrs
Bcrnicc zinch Brl; Havana 10th. Mary
Uirfic (Br). Porto Rico
MALAGA. Dec 1I--Arrived previously,
schr Roy Bruce (Brl. 81 Anthony.
NLARYSTOWN, Nj, Dec i1--Salled pre-
viousiy. schr General RawlInson (Br), Gil
hr1lfnT.
PORT UNION. Dec 10--Sailcd previously,
schr Pres Coaker (Br), Malaga.
PUERTO PADRE, Dec 1s-Arrivcd, strs
panvillc. Tampico (and sailed Goth for
Mexico Goth. Lake shore, Cienfucgos.
ST JOHN. NIB, Dec 2l--Arrived str Thos j
Drummond (Br), sydney.
ST JOHNS. NF. Dec 9-Arrlved, schrs
Ainslic (Br). ia Have Richard u silver
tBr), Sydney, General Byng tBr). Oporto
for Change Islands.
Sailed previous TO 10Th. schr over the Tor
Qir), Gibraltar: 18th. str patria tNor). All
crnte and Piraeus. previous 10 tIth, schr
Gilbert u Walters t}rl. barbados.
In port 10th, bark Czarina CBrl. fot
BRAZIL schr Little Princess (BD, for
SYDNEY. CB. Ice 20--Arrived. str Cana
dian Miller (DD, Liverpool.
WATERFORD. Dec t1--Arrivcd previously
schr Sordcllo tBr) Botwood
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Navy Department Daily Shipping
Bulletin Opens New Observa-
zion Stations at Entrance
to New York Harbor.

Tho United States Navy Department
Daily Shipping Bulletin announces the
opening OF two additional marine obser-
walton stations In New York harbor.
Observers have been placed aboard Fire
Islandt lightship and Scotland lightship to
report all Inward and outward bound
vessels. marine casualties and items OF
Interest to the shipping public. With
the addition Of these observation stn-
tions TO the stations already aintained
az Romer Shoals and Quarantine the
Bulletin ia far better equipped 10 report
shipping thar al any time In the past.
In choosing locations for observation
stations great care hag been exercised
70 occupy the most desired places. Tic
Fire Island iighship, which II located
directly along the lane taken by the
ocean liners, has n decided advantage
over the former observation station
maintained a. this point. This also ap-
plies 10 the stations at Scotland light
ship and Romer Shoals lighthouse, which
are very close 90 the main channel taken
by all inward and outward bound vcs-
sells. In the near future the Bulletin
expects to place observers on Ambrose
light vessel.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Dec gS-sailed. str Ken
tuckian. New York
AUCKLAND. Dec 2J-Arrived. str Devon
tflr), New York
Arrived 22d, str West Mahwah. San Fran
cisco.
AvONMOuTH. Dec 2i-Sailcd. str Wal
inatc tBr), New York.
Arrived 2jth. strs Rockport New Orleans
Arstertufm lBr), Philadelphia.
BAHIA BLANCA, Dec 22-Sailcd. str Vim
cent (from Baltmore). San Francisco.
BARRY, Dec 23-Saied. str Seine Maru
dap. Hampton Roads
Sailed 2tth. str Caroline Maru dap,
Hampton Roads.
BELFAST, Dec 2i-sailed. str San Gill
(Br). New York.
BERGEN. Dec 2i--Arrlved. str Stavanger-
fjdrd fNor). New York for Chfistiania.
BOUCAU. Dec 20--Arrived, str Gronsund
(Dan). Newport News.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
ARRIVED.

Sir Liguria (Sw) Liverpool Dec 10, to
Moore Mccormack. In ballast. Anchored
Str Tashmoo. Belfast Nov 2G. Dublin Dec
and Queenstown 10Th, TO Moore g. Nc
cormack with mdse Anchored off Staple
Str Topa Topa. birmingham Dec 3
Str Louisiana tBr). Antwerp Dec ?, to
tho Compagnio Generate Transatlantiquc.
with mdsc. Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Brian, Brest Dec Z. 20 the American
Merchants and Mariners Steamship Corpora
Str Iocaste (Greei). Dunkirk Dec 3 to
Houder. Weir & Boyd. In ballast
osd r Isos,on sstb eg !" tpe White np siar ine %
with nndse. Went 20 pier co. North River
Str Stavangeren fNor), Ciudad Bolivar Dec
1t and Curarao 18th. TO Bliss. Daliett a
Co.'S pier T. Brooklyn.
Str Coamo. Ponce Dec II. Mayagucz goth
and San Juan 22d. 20 the New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Go. with So pnssen-
gers. mails and mdse. Went TO New York
Dock Cos pier -. Brooklyn.
STR Mattole, Lohos Dec 10. TO the Co
lumbus shipping Co, with crude oil. Went
"a pier .. Bayonne.
str watertown. T.obos Dec 10. to the Co
fufnbus chipping co. with crudo oil. An
chored OFF Stapieton.
str Aniieiam. Tampico Dec 10. to Walker
\ raly, with crude oil. Anchored in Quar-
ST. Dayton, TuNpam Dec IL. TO r
Warden. with crude oil. Went to pier @.
Conftable Hook.
rfr War Bharaia (Br. Tuxpam Dec m.
to-1-e Angio-Amcrcan Petroleum and Trana-
port 90. with crude on. Anchored Off Tomp-
klnsviie. ST.
Str Robert " Thompson. Vera Cruz Dec
10. 10 the New York and Cuba Mall Steam
ship Co. In ballast Anchored off Liberty.
str Helen. san Juan.
str Amelia. Port Antonio Dec 81, to the
Atlantic Fruit Co. With mdsc Went to pier
~. Fast River.
Soxthern Pacific Co. with mdsc. Went TO
pier 81 North River.
str Cofnus. New orleans Dec %. va the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
nidsc Went 10 pier 40. North River
re Hilton TAMPA for Cartcret.
Htr Rolf Jari (Nor), Charleston Dec g. TO
: q stray g. Co IN ballast.
str Dude Mas (Duich), Boston Dec 20 to
~'urnesr, Witty co. IN ballast.
rug Nurreii. towing be rees Helen and
rene. Norfolk for Boston arrived 2Gth).
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
CLEARED.

lFsrom L. S. Naval Communication Service ]
str Carmanla (Br), Nelson. Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd.
Str Canadian Cqnqueror (Br), MeDp,
Queenstown. Karachi, &c-Goethals, Wilford
& Boyd Inc.
Str Bellingham. Apfeld. Borde; ux and ST
Nazalre-cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
str Canopic (Br). Roberts. Ponta Delgada,
Gibraltar. &c, Via Boston-White Star line.
str Black Sea, Edmonds, Vigo and San
tander-Simpson, Spence & Young.
Str Calabria tBr), Mitchell, Gibraltar, Ma
PIES &c--Anchor line.
Str Giuseppe Verdi QtaD. Romano, Ma
Piles and Genoa Mcdonnell Truda.
Str West Cavanal, Seeley, GenoaZGreen
Star Steamship Co.
Str Kandahar tBr), Crome, Singapore.
Manila. &c. via Newport News-Norton, Lilly
& Co
str Padsnay. Hanger. Bahia. Rio .Ianeiro.
&c--New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Jethou (Nor), Christensen, Rio Ja-
neiro. Santos. &c--Kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
Str Occidental, Pedersen. Tampico-The
Texas Co.
Str Carrilio. Livingston, Kingston, Cristo-
bal, &c--United Fruit Co.
Str Wico, Dobson, Baton Rouge, Lad
I Warden.
str Lenape. Kemble, Charleston and jack
sonville--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Panaman. Schermerhorn, Newport
News-Kinsley Steamship lines.
Str jefferson. Horsley, Norfolk-Old Do
minon Transportation Co.
Str Imperoyal (Br), Sutherland. st Johns
u T Warden.
Carib Trading Co.
Craib Trading Co.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
SAILED.

Strs Imperoyal (Br). st Johns. NE; oc-
cidental. Tampico.
strs Black Sea (Br). vigo; City of st
Louis, Savannah.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Mon
day Dec o. 1920. at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and ninety-one hundredths
(299D inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-nine and seven
tenths (I59.T millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports or
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, w, miles; !;
cloudy: moderate sea.