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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
FEAT
PERFORMED BY
OSCILLOPHORE
Instrument Detects
Parentage of Chill
dren.

San Francisco, Feb. 16.-(United
Press.)-If Superior Judge Graham
grants $3.50 back alimony to Mrs.
Paul Vitteri when Vitteri is called
before the court today. stamp OF
legal approval will be placed on a
new sesame Of science"
It.MiA mean that ths eoastf3
have accepted the method OF DR..
Albert Abrams, late Of the Uni
versity Of Heidelberg and for II
gears professor of pathology at
Stanford university, California, for
determining the parentage Of chill
dren.
DR.. Abrams not only claims that
by the use of the "oscillophore"-
which he explains is very simple
when you understand 1.-THE can
determine parentage Of a child but
also approximate age, race, ances-
try, sex with its many personal
characteristics, become known.
The child of a loveless marriage
can be pointed out by this uncanny
instrument and the child Of q mar
i riage where love was supreme can
be selected and placed beside it
With certainty.
"Electronic vibrations" Of the
blood form the basis Tor this new
/ phase of science. -
In the case Of the Vitteri baby,
4 the father denied parentage OF the
i child.
i Shows Vibrations.
r A drop of blood from the babe
an0one from the father was taken
by Dr.. Abrams. The instrument,
| according to the reports of DR.. Alb
rams, showed the "electronic vibra-
tons are very mystifying
things to the laymen-were of the
same rate and synchronized. This
according to Abrams, proved Wit
! teri was the father of the child.
J, "The question Of identity" said
, Dr., Abrams today in an interview
, with the United Press. Is but the
/ grouping of the 'electronic vibra
TONS Altar Of roses and common
coal oil are e-the same structurally
: and chemically but atta9 of rose!
Al through. its 'elecfronic vibrations
fgives an ethereal esesnce while Goa
l oil aches with it's Obnoxiousness.
D The same, he explained, appliet
4 to blood. The composition is alik,
8 but characteristics of the persol
-tare traceable to the vibrations o
: the blood.
. Other Questions.
eOther questions may be answers
!, / in similar ways. Race, age an
! ditferentiations of sex all are told
: he said.
: As an instance he cited the cas-
= Of the child of a loveless marriage
Q Such a child will have the vibra
: tory rate of the father but wher
. love plays its true part the vibra
V tional rate Of the child is deter
mined from both parents.
= The "oscillophore" which pei
= forms these. uncanny feats was pei
+ fected under DR.. Abrams instrut
Z tions by Samuel O, Holman wit
J tduring the war, developed and pei
fected the 'sthermopile," which d.
tected invisible objects.
X DR.. Abrams, who is q Fellow {
: the Royal Medical Society, is th
i dlscoverer of law Of "Electriconi
N Reactions of Abrams" which is b,
= ling used by many Of the most note
French and German pathologisi
land criminologists in the study ,
= p9cycho-neurosis.
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SALE or SUPPLIES.

Paris, Feb. 16.-Sale OF American
supplies left in France by the A.
E. F. brought 2,517 .0o0, 900 francs.
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AlaGlDoD YTRR.

st. Louis. No. Feb. 1f.--WDited
Pressl Fire started BY the explo,
sioa Of an air tank sdid $l50.O01
damn ge to the machine shop Of
the Missouri Pacific railroad here
early today
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RlRIH MADNG.

q Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. w.
Ree6ing OF at Ieest eight verses
from the bible in each schoolroom
IN Iowa would BE- required By .
hill introduced IN the house yes
terddy by Representative Francis.
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FAMOUS TENOR SUFFERS
- ~ - 7ss1sa ss
PLEURISY ATTACK, ANO.
CONDITION IS SERIOUS
Extreme Unction Admin
istered-Late Bullstia
Tells Of Rally.

New York, Feb. 1&-Oxygea
today was being administered
to Enrico Carus4 world fansss
tenor, who Is waging . light
against death after last night
having been stricken with .
heart attack that caused hs
physicians TO fear he weaA
succumb before dawn.
Shortly before II o'clock
moro oxygen tanks were hkea
to the singers apartments n,
the Hotel Vanderbilt, where -
is lying surrounded By rela-
tives and comrades in the Net.
ropohtan Opera COMPANY. A
consultation of doctors has
been calleas
CArus0's wlfeI formerly Der.
othy Park BENJAMIN, society
girl Is constantly 1t his bed.
side.
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side.
Caruso is aware Of. his critical
no attempt being made
to keep it from him. Rallying
from an attack, he asked to SEQ
some of his old associates on the
operatic stage that he might bid
them farewe ell. Enrico Scognamil-
10, Antonio Scott and Caruso's &C
companist were admitted to the
sick room. Few words were spo-
ken as the men stood around the
bed and when the doctors nnally
signaled that the visit must be
each one silently grasp
ed Caruso's hand and tiptoed out
william ]. Guard, press repre-
sentative Of the Metropolitan, said
Caruso's attention in his conscious
moments was fixed on his wife.
Physicians fear the great tenor
will not live through the day.
New York, Feb. 16.-The condi-
ton of Enrico Caruso, tenor. who
suffered a grave heart attack late
last night, was reported to be
slightly improved early today. At
tending physicians admitted. how
ever, that the famous singer was
desperately ill.," He had been i'm
proving steadily from a severe at
tack of pleurisy and his relapse
was entirely unexpected.
/ The sacrament of extreme Cro-
ton was administered to him st
1925 O'Clock this morning by Rev.
E. E. Molinello of the Church OF tnc
Sacred Heart of Jesus. Caruso. AZ
intervals throughout the night and
early morning hours lapsed into
semiconsciousness, but rallied
slightly after ministrations OF cxy-
gen and heart stimulants.
Notifies Son. 7
Fully aware of his condition,
Caruso directed the sending OF q
telegram to his son, Enrico Jr., VINO
| is a student at Culver Military
academy. Culver, Ind. Hefthen ex'
pressed to his wife, desire to SCI
his friends and all the singers wltf
whom he had been associated u
the Metropolitan Opera company
Ito tell them good bye"
Antonio Scotti and his accom-
| panist M. Fucito, appeared early a
the Caruso apartment at the hotel
remaining several hours. They wer'
| ioined by Orville Harold. Florenc'
! Eastman and other members OF TN
opera company who returned !at
Ffrom Philadelphia where the!
I played last night. All were deepi.
affected. They reported Caruso u
a cheerful mood.
Caruso was first stricken early u
December while singing in tn
! Brooklyn Academy of Music. De
/ spite a ruptured blood vessel in nj
throat. he sang until ais audienc
learned of the accident and pro
tested against his offer to continue
| Sang Christmas Eve.
He was compelled as a result Q
this occurrence to cancel a date a
the Metropolitan =. short time aftel
but appeared on Christmas ev:
| singing Eleasens in la Juive." HI
apparent ease in the role led to IN
belief that he had fully recovered
! The audience at the Metropolis
that night was said to be the mo.
brilliant Of the season and t.
.~oydar voice, received its man
plaudits. That was Carusos iai
public appearance.
Two days later he suffered .
attack Of pleurisy. This later bs
came complicated. necessitaun
. two operations. Caruso SHOVE
marked improvement and sevefi
weeks later sent word from n
apartment that he was varbline
| Itfew notes; his voice was unimpeal
ed and he expected to Do aoie
return to the opera soon,
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FLOYD D, YOUNG.
Meteorplogist
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa has
gone to the assistance OF the str Farnam,
reported last Sunday as disabled In the Gulf
OF Mexico, IA miles west OF Tortugas. The
Tallapoosa has orders to tow the disabled
steamer into Key West. The Farnam is ope-
rated by the Ward Line and recently sailed
from Key West for New Orleans.
Str Huron. from Montevideo. &c, while at
Quarantine yesterday had winches broken
down she had TO slip anchor and go feet OF
chain.
ASTORIA. o. May 3-Str Captain A +
Lucas, Portland, o, for San Francisco. went
aground near here; floated this morning
after lightering some of her cargo.
LONDON, May 9-Str Pittsburgh Bridge,
from New York for Dantzic. Reval and
Helsingfors. has arrived at EbsJerg after
having been ashore.
MOBILE. Ala. May T--Str Aniston City
was launched by the Chickasaw Shipbuilding
Co to-day.
PORTLAND, Me. May 7-Wreckers of str
Wandby CBr) have cut holes through botn
sides OF ship to facilitate work and engines
taken down and ready to move; lighter VIII
take off loads next week
ST JOHNS, NJ. May 9-Members of the
local office star1 of the Red Cross Line sti
Rosalind (Br), which arrived here yester-
day, rolled up their sleeves late to-day ane
unemployed fishermen 10 take Off the YES
sel's general cargo was reconstdered, be
cause of the threatening attitude OF tbs
striking longshoremen who gathered al az
pier early to-uay. Conferences between del
el ates representing the employers and th'
workers continued all day without result
and were resumed Tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

KOBE, May ARRIVED. strs wenatchee.
New York via San Francisco: 9th, Empress
OF Japan (Br), Vancouver, BIC: Abercos,
LIMERICK. May 7-saned. str Honolulu.
New York,
IlVERP6oL, May 7-Arrived. strs West
Cohas. baltimore; Wearbridge (Br). New
Orleans: Sierra Leone (Dan). ST John, NIB.
Bavington. Galveston: sth. West Imboden.
do; StanInone (Br), Boston.
Arrived 9th. str West Tacook. New York
Arrived SUI, str West Wanna. New Orleans
via Charleston; shlp Ftelltun (Nor), Jackson
VILE: 9th. strs Victoria de Larrinaga CBr).
Galveston; Celtic (Br), New York.
Sailed 9th, strs Rhode Island CBr), Phila-
delphia: Tth. welshman (Br), New York;
Knight Templar 0B). do.
Sailed Sun. str Manx Isles oBr). New
LIZARD. May e-Passed. str Nieuw Am
sterdam (Dutch), New York for Rotterdam.
LONDON, May 7--Arrived. motor ship Mar
ragansett CBr), New York; Sth. str Lakonia
QBr). Portland. Me.
Sailed 9th, str Sheaf Lance CBr), Canadian
MANCHESTER. May e--Arrived. str
MARSEILLEs. May 5--Sailed. str Cana
dian Mariner (Br Montreal.
8 CNlasaAL., May 9--ArrlSed. strs Hermes
CSor), Hull: Glendale (Br), Oran: Boutwell,
lDr), Swansea. Manchester Port CBr), Man
chester; vedic tBrl. Liverpool; J Bost-
wick. Tnmpico.
NEwCHWANG,. May ARRIVED, str City
of Spokane, Seattle.
PALO BLANCo. May 6-saiied. str Keko-
PENARTH. May s-sailed. str Glofield
(Br). Hampton Roads.
PLYMOUTH. May 7--sailed. str Leeds City
PORT SAID, May s-Arrivsd, strs Nagano
Maru (Jap), New York; Kaypso Vergotti
'irSSSri PuNTA ''oii ARENAS. May s--sailed. str
RIO JANEIRo, May 4-sailed. str Cana
dian Victor CBr). New York and Montreal.
Sailed 9th. str Canadian seigneur ebr)'
''Ry RoTTERDAM, May 5-sailed, strs Noord
(Dutch). Montreal; IIagno lDutch), Norfoik
ST LUCIA, May 6-Saied str Gloria dc
Larrinaga CBr). Key West.
SANTA MARTA. May 5-Sailed, str Lifnon
SANTOS. May e-salled, str Jethou CJor)
New York (3.Coo bags coffee).
Maru lJap1. New York; West Jester. Port
land. Ore; 9th. knight Companion BD
New York.
Sailed 9TH. str Santa Rosalia. Port Town
send.
SHIaoNoSEI<I, May 1--Arrived. str Win
siNGAPoRE. May 5---sailed. str Kandahal
(Br). from Yokohama for New York.
Sailed 9Th. strs Lancaster New York; Ith
Meiviile Dollar (Br). New Cork.
Sailed 9th. str Abron, New York.
SWANSEA, May 1-Sailed, str British
Major lB). New Orleans,
TIENTSLN, May 6-Arrived. str Edmore
Seattle.
TRINIDAD, May 5-Sailed. str Canadian
Adventurer (Br. Demerara.
VANCOUVER, BE. May g-Sailed. str Ka
trina Luckenbach, San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA, May 6-Arrived, strs Korea
Maru (Jap) San Francisco: Africa Mart
(Jap). Tacoma.
Sailed 18th. strs Bearport, Portland. Ore
9th, Kashima Maru (Jap), Seattle
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Tacoma. Seattle, Portland. o. San Francisco
and san Pedro Via New York; cretan, Phlla-
delphia Mohawk, Grasselli, NJ.
Arrived 9th, strs Sehodack. philadelphia !;
Calvin Austin New York Qeaves Pm on re-
urn: Gloucester, Baltimore and Norfolk !;
Edward t6Sss oSheey barse TsmR'Ss NJ tug
Sailed sth. strs City OF Columbus. Savan-
nah; Iowan, New York.
Sailed 9th str Prince Arthur GBr), Var
mouth; sohrs Francis Cioodnow, New York
for Seal Harbor; Lillian. Calais for Sound
port o.. New York Paul T. Thurlow Nor.
fBr1. Meteghan, Ms; Valdare (Br), Bear
River; Gen George c Hogg (Br), Las Pal
mas Grand Turk, Manopla; ferryooat % Fer Fer
ing barges L 4 w B G G No n. New York
FOR Lynn: Plymouth, New York. towing
barges L 4 w g No (from salem) and
"Idi"ioh sailed oth. state nautical training ship
Nantucket, Plymouth. Eng. &C: ,,
In port 9th, str Bylayl. for Norfolk.-Wind
at Highland Light at noon. sW. 20 miles /;
BAL BAITiMoRE, Nd. May s-Arryed. strs
Morant; Niagara (Fr), New York.
Sailed 9th. str Mashona (Urug), Civita
BATON ROUGE. La May s-Arrived, str
Sailed sth, str Baltic GDanz), Port Lobos.
BUZZARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal), Mass,
May o-Passed E, tugs Neponsit. towing .
barges; Mary w Potter, towing z; Mexpet'
Passed w 9th. tugs socony No 2. towing /
barge; Triton, towing 2.
CAPE HENRY, Va. May Q. AM,-Passed
PM, Asauam, Greenock &c. for do; PM,
Tonesit Thameshaven for do.
Passed out 7th, 10 AN, str Des Moines
Bridge, Baltimore for Belfast and Dublin.
Passed out sth, 2 AM, strs San Patricio
CBr. Baltimore for Tuxpam; AM Barry
more (Br). do for Liverpool; 9 AM. Western
King, do for Dublin and Glasgow; AM.
Kelbergen Dutch, do for Buenos Aires
2 30 PM, Charles Pratt do for Port Lobos
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLI

II PM. Shanghai Maru Jap). do for Cal
cutta via New York.
Passed out 9th. II AM. str Djerissa (Brl
Baltimore for Marseiles.-Wind NV, ~
GALVESTON. Tex. May s-Arrived, strs
Indis Marn (Japl; Rotterdam; n II Asduith
(Br), Antwerp; Glentworth (Br). Liverpool; !;
Olaf Maersk (Dan). Hamburg; Torres,
Tanpico' Hulaco. Port Lobos; Burma dtaD.
Trieste.
Sailed sth, str Montana (cor). Tampico.
GULFPoRT, Miss. May 7--Sailed. schrs
Blue Peter. Buenos Aires; Lady Marian.
mpiLo. f1.Gi May aHsaiied. str West Hiisa.
Los Angeles.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May e-Arrived,
str Arapahoe, New York; schr Nancy Hanks.
Sailed 9th. strs Juniata. Philadelphia;
MANILA. May ARRIVED. str Harold
Sailed 9th. strs City OF Dunkirk CBr). from
Shanghai for New York; Wolverine State,
MOBILE. Ala. May s-Arrived. str Rosen-
borg (Dan). Galveston.
Arrived 9th. str Honduras (Nor), Tela
(and sailed for New Orleans).
NEW ORLEANS. La. May 9--Arrived, strs
Metapan,. Bocas del Toro; Teeucigalpa
IIond), La Celba; Philadelphia, Vera Cruz !.
Turrialba. Port Barrios; Excelsior. Havana !;
Sailed sth, strs Nola. Progreso; Sabine
Sun, Port Lobos; Snar lNor). Galveston; {;
Hibureas Hond). Bluefields; War Jandoli
Sailed from Port Eads 9th. strs westford.
Stettin Nicarao GIond), Port Cortez.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. May S-Arrtved.
schr Bradford K Jones. Boston.
Arrived 9th. strs Turkestan QBr), Matan-
zas (and sailed for London): Angelo Toso
(ItaD. Galveston.
Cleared 7th. strs Dunslaw (Br), Queens
town; Bur lNor), Alexandria,; Evergreen
City, Madeira via Norfolk (for fueD.
Sailed 9th, str5 Electrician (Br), Ltve--
CONTINUED ON PAGE 19)
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
FOREIGN PORTS.
rBy NALL


ACAPULCO. May 3-Sailed, str Newport.
San Francisco.
AFRICA May l-sailed, str Depere. Mol
BALBOA, May 2-sailed, str Kiyo Mart
>'s BELLEoRAsf, April 2s-In port. schr john
Llewelyn CBrl, for Europe.
CoRINTo. May 3--Arrived. str Griffdu
San Francisco (and sailed fos. Annapolis
GRAND BANK, NF, April 29--in port
schr General Ironsides CBr(, for Barbados
HALIFAX. May 6-sailed, schr Il l. Bor.
den CBr), Mayaguez.
Sailed 9th. str Tamaqua Cl!r), Montreal
7th, schr Ninon (Br), Mobile.
HAVANA. May 2-Arrived. schr City ol
Baltimore, Pensacola; Sd, strs Sztereny
dtaD. Trieste. &c; Keilehayn putchl, Ham lam
torres. New York Alfonso XII lsp). Bilbao
Guantanamo. New York. ,
Arrived I'd, str Albert L Watts. Tampieo.
Sailed April %, strs Knnawha. Santiago
and Kingston; May 2, Coquna, Sagua; Sd
Christian Krogh CNorJ. Maricl.
IQUIQUE, May Arrived. bark Kate 6
LIvERPooL, Ms, May 5--sailed. sehi
chas i Gordon tBr), New York. ~
Louise CBr) aud Ida NJ Zinck oBr) for Isaacs
Harbor. thence 20 Sydney to load coal foi
MAzATLAN, May a-sailed. str Cuba,
MoNTREAL, May 6--Arrived. str Hoche-
sailed 6th. strs Minnedosa (Br). Liverpool
Troutpool (Br), Dunstan on Tyne; Winona
CBr5. st Johns, NE; Maskinonse (Br)
sydney.
QUEBEC, May 7-Arrlved, str Empress o.
Britain CBr), Liverpool.
sT JOHNS, NJ, April 2o-Arrived, sch
Kinsman CBr), Torrevleja.
Sailed 2sth, schr Olive Moore tBr). King
s,on; goth, Gaspc (Br), Pernambuco.
81 JOHN, NIB. May Cleared. bari
Alfhild CNor). Kinsale Cfor orders); sch
Charles g Lister, New York
Sailed Gth, schr w IL Waters (l)r), Boston
7th STR Manchester Shipper (Br). .Manches
ter. -
SAIGON. May I--Saied. str West Car
mona, Java.
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA, May >
sailed ctr Meridcn. San Francisco.
SHANGHAI. April 25-Sailed, str City o.
Dunigirk (Br), Boston and New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Is, 10 Funch. Edye q Co. with mdse. Went
10 pier 3 Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Westerdyk (putch). Rotterdam April
70, TO tine Holland America Line. with mdse.
Went 10 foot of 5th street. Hoboken, NJ.
Str Cacique, Rotterdam.
STR Elisabeth Maersk tDan), AntweIA
April IT, to Isbrandtsen Moller Co, In bal
last. Went to New York Dock Cos pier IL,
Brooklyn.
Str Faraby. Popia Delgado April %. 10 the
Export Steamship Corporation. In ballast, !,
Ia tow of str Hickman Went 10 Robins 8
dry dock Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Barendrecht tDutch), Seville April II,
10 the p II Van Ommeron Corporation, IN
ballast. Went to pier 8, Constable Hook
Nj.
Str Hickman, Lelxoes April IS. to the New
York ard Cuba Mail Steamship Co, in bal
last. Towed str taraby from Ponta Del
gado. Anchored Off Stapleton, ST.
Str Independent Bridge, Alexandria March
80. Beirut April ) and Bizerta lath. 10 the
United American Lines, with mdse. :,
Str Dakotan. Gibraltar April %, 10 NJ T
Kinsley, IN ballast.
Str Piave CItaD, Dakar April "a. 10 the
italian American Line. in ballast. Went Il
str Altai Maru (Jap), Hong Kong Feb %
Yokohama March II. San Francisco April .,
Crissobal 25th and Norfolk May T. TO the
Barber kteamshlp Co. with mdse. Went to
New York Dock Co.'S pier 3s. Brooklyn.
Str Huron, Montevideo April 20, Santos
gath and Rio JaneLro 18th, to the Munson
Steamship Co. with 23l passengers. malls
and mdse. Went TO pier 3. Hoboken. NJ.
Str MORO Castle. Tampico April 80. Pro
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with GO
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier 3, Brooklyn.
Str Caloiia, Tanlpico May l.
Str Tosto (Nor). La Romano April p
Azua 25th, Macoris 2Sth. Sanchez May l.
Puerto Plata I'd and Turks Island Sd. TO
the Columbus Steamship Co, with mdse.
Str Ornes Cfsr), Kingston May 3. TO the
Oriental Navigation Co, in ballast.
Str San Lorenzo, Ponce April 20, Mayaguez
May / and San Juan 4th, TO the New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Co. with 201 pas
sengers mails and mdse. Went TO New
York Dock Co.'S pier 35, Brooklyn.
Str Mayaro CBD, Demerara April "a
Brighton 27th Trinidad 3oth and Grenada
May /. to Furness. Witty Co, with =
passengers, mails and mdse. Went 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier "a, Brooklyn.
Str Creole, New Orleans May A. 10 the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers ano
mdse Went TO pier 40, North River.
Schr Frank A Morey, Charleston.
Str virginian, Norfolk, and sailed for Gfb-
ratar.
Schr Lucy Evelyn Philadelphia.
Str Tywan Boston.
Str Uicas (Br), Providence. RI, May s, &C
C A Irarnes, in ballast. Anchored Off Tomp'
kinsville, 81.
Schr Laura A Barnes. Havana via Jack.
sonville. - -.
Tugs Chapman Bros, towing barge sup
posed Bess, towing barges; Peerless tow
ing 2; w Keene. towing ?; Gypsum KING
light.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
CABLE REPORTS.

/ ALGIERS, May 1-Salled. str Proteo
'isSSS iANSfoFAGAsTA. FAC May 5-Arrivod, strs Del
rosa, San Francisco; 9Th. Argosy, New
ANTWERP, May ARRIVED, ctr Galnec
| (Br), New York.
saiied 9Th. strs Canadian solgneur CBr)
Montreal; Eastern Dawn. Boz ~ and New
BATAVIA. May ARRIVED. 81 cadaretta.
| Vancouver, &c.
BORDEAuX, May 3-Sailed, str Silver
Shell. Newport News.
BRISTOL. May s-sailed. str Lake Farber.
CALCUTTA, May ARRIVED. str Lake Oh
Sailed 6rh, str City of York CBD. Now
SS'H.iLAo, May s-saned. str Depere. San
cHERIBoN. May e-Arrived. str wes,
CRAFTSMANSHIP, May e-Arrived, str
Hellig Olav CDan). New York for Copen-
COLOMBO, April 2e-saiied. str sala-
banrta CJutch), Boston and New York
CRISToI3AL. May s--Arrived, strs Eury-
dana" dam saea & for s% Bocas del Toro srSa
Arrived Tth, strs Celtic Prince (Br), New
York. Mobile City, do; San Mateo, Boston
| (and sailed on return) Panama, New York.
Sailed 9Th, strs Plelades, Philadelphia; La
Habra (Nor). Port Lcbos
Sailed Sth, str Camden. BocaS det loFo.
| DANZIG. May 9-Arrlved, ctr PIttsburgh
pUBRovNIK, May 5-Arrived. ctr Italia
| tBr). New York.
| Ff,USHINC, May 5--Salled. str Eastern
Dawn, Hampton Roads.
FREDERICKSHAvN. May 4-Arrived, str
| Stegeborg CDan), Port Arthur.
| GENOA, May o-Arrived, ctr CRnopic
| (Brl, New York via Boston.
| GIBRALTAR, May 7-Passed, etrs Fert
QtaD Galveston for Genoa; Mar Blanco
| (Sp), Galveston for Barcelona Etna (ItaD
Baltimore for -: Canada CFr), Providence
| for Naples.
| Passed str, strs American Press, New
| Orleans for Valencia; EEremont Baltimore
for Civita vecchia; Lyons Maru tJapl, New
! York for Ae,.tadrin; 9TH, santa Andrea,
Baltimore an f,i-lian port; Caprera utaD
sailed 7th, str craster Hall (from Cal.
cutta), New Orleans.
| GLASGOW, May 1--Sailed. str RallFnba
| (Br), New Orleans.
In port sth. str Phyrgia (Br). for st John
HAMBURG. May 7-saiied. str Western
| Plains, Montreal.
| HAVANA, May p-Arrived. strs Canadian
rchler ORr), Halifax. Esperanza. New York
(and sailed for Vera CRUZ.
| HAvRE. April 30-Sailed, str California
| flsrl New York
HONG KONG, May T--Arrived. str Teucer
] (Br) Seattle.
In port an. str Pearl Shell, for San Fran
/ cisco un dry doctD
/ Sailed 4th, str Loretta. Shanghai
i HULL, May l--Salied, atra Mnplemort
| CB). Hampton Roads, Mendip Range tBr
KARAcIII, May 5-Arrived. ctr City Of
| Cambridge CBr), New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Dangers to Navigation.

IItoported 20 the fIyurogFapHIc OIrIue'I
May 6. lat IS IL. lon 70 AZ, three spars
projecting about 10 feet out OF water ap-
parertly attached to a submerged derelict
ttsrobaDIy 0ere iict schr Conis, life (An) last
reported sighted on April 5 in lat 20 "A, lon
40 40
April %. lat 40 A, Ion SO II, a piece OF
wood about 10 feet long and foot in dame
ter, covered with marine growth.
u Coast Guard cutter Seneca reports
under date of May o: No bergs reported
lagt "a hours lat Al 30 Ion 4S II 10 bergs
sighted or reported near tracks last IS hours
Visibility good In Gu.G Stream. Scae rift
ing on edge of stream. set degrees, drift
2 knots. TAT a. o.. between ION ~ ami = y
str Carmania reports icefield four larSc
bergs eoge OF bank. approximately same
latitude.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
SAILED.

Strs Rondo Dutch. Sabang; Parma (Br).
Demerara; Virgnian, Gibraltar.
Strs Hamilton. Norfolk; West HematTe,
Str Miskianza. New Orleans.
Schr Katherine May. Bangor.
Tug Aries. with ! barge (passed out sandy
Hook at 1862 PAI).
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea level at New York on Mon
day, May 0. 1921, at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau was
twenty mine and eighty three hundredths
(29.S3) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-seven and six-tentha
(757. 90 milliIneters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying I'm or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, I'M, n, Ign
breeze; clear; smooth sea.