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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-20
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the reason ze,hv

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He has perfect control of his
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HELP WANTED

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of all descriptions, by day, month or
year. Todd Furniture 90.
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The Cambridge Manufacturing
Company, composed almost ex-
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one OF the largest corporations on
the Shore, employing many per-
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many smaller companies, offers
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You can't help noticing the
man who comes down to the
Office in the morning with ruddy
cheeks and clear sparkling eyes
full of energy, and eager for
the tasks of the day.
He is physically ht"-and can
do twice the amount of work the
average person can do, without
becoming fatigued.
If you 60 out to lunch with
this man you'll notice that prob
ably he avoids coffee, though
he may drink Postun7-the
well-known and delicious bever-
age, coffee-like in favor.
This is the secret of his superb
health. He isn't putting the
drugs from coffee or tea into his
system three times every day.
AS a consequence he sleeps like
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

Henrik Lund CNor). Torrevieja schr Cyril
4 (Br). Cadiz.
Brazil.
sYDNEY. CB. May fe-sailed. strs Pheoda
(Dutch) Rotterdam; goth, Holtby tBr),
GU eenstown.
TAMPIco. May 20-Saied. str Oscar d
Bennett. Portland Me.
YARMOUTH. Ms. May 23-Arrived, schr
B 4 Tower (Br) New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
IIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORI

Orleans: Gath, Niagara (FD. Baltimore;
Peekskill, Galveston
Arrived 10Th. str Eslantier CBslg), New
Sailed aIst. str Eafayett. F'r,. New York
Sailed 2oth, str La Touraine (Fr), New
HONG KONG. May as-Arrived. strs Africa
Maru (Jap). Tacoma; Kofuku Meru Dap),
New York; Wytheville. do.
Arrived 2Sd, str Fushlm Maru (Jap). Sc
HOOK OF HOLLAND. May 24-sailed. str
Roseden (Br). Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Arr.ved. strs Bar
vas,Gf zsfed sESo's ssts. Str sS5s s B DO New
York
Sailed 2ad. str vesla (Nor). Philadelphia
Sailed 20th. strs Empress OF Britain (Btl,
Quebec. Theodore Reynolds. Nuevitas; ;
LONDON. My c5-Arrlved. str Canadian
Aviator dir). Ihiiadelphia.
MApEII.A. a!ay 24-sailed. str Everest
MARsFII.LEs. May 2s-sailed. strs Can
ada (Fr). Ss~ York; waihaia Orr, Gulf
MATApr. May 2o-Arrived. str pio. Dakar
MONTREAL. May ao-Arrived. strs Hes
lone tBr), Liverpool: Canadian Otter (Brl,
ssss ss,h s,rs Tunsn @ T Glasgow
sirio QtaD. Gibraltar; cairngowan (Br).
Leith.
str San Gil (Br). Boston via Havana.
PORT SAID. May 2b--Arrived. str City of
Sparta (Br), New York.
RIO JANEIRO. May 25-Arrived. str Ca
madam Volunteer (Br). Halifax.
ROTTERDAM, May 24-Sailed. strs Hattie
Luckenbach. New York: Westland, New Or
leans.
sailed 2sd. str Yusao Maru tJap). Hamp-
ton Roads.
Arrived 2eth. str westerdyk (Dutch). New
SAIGON. May 24-Arrived. str West Neris.
Yokohama.
sALoNIcA. May 1l-Arrived. str Brento
CtaD. New York.
SHANGHAI, May 23-Sailed. str Knight
Companion (I,r). New York.
Sailed 23d, str West Ison. Seattle.
SINGAPORE. May 24-Arrived, str Tele-
ulachus CBr), Yokohama for New York
SOUTHAMPTON, May 25--Saied, str Mau-
retania (Br), New York
SYDNEY NEW. May 26-Arrived, str
Arabien (Dan), San Francisco.
TABLE BAY, May 22-Arrived, str City of
Naples (Br), New York.
TALCAHUANO. May 25-Arrived, str Lake
Floris New Orleans.
TENERTFFT May 24-Arrived, str Michael
L Embiricos (Grees). Norfolk.
TRIESTE, May 16-Sailed str Piave QtaD.
Montreal.
Sailed 2lst, strs Bevedere QtaD. New
York Gath. Columbia QtaD. do.
VALPARALsO, May 2B-sailed. str Santa
VANCouvER. DC. May 2s-sailed. str
Empress Of Russia (Br), Yokohama, &C.
VICTORIA. BIC. May 2s-Arrived, str Ari-
zona Maru (Jap), Yokohama for Seattle
VICTORIA. brazil. May 23-sailed. str
Browning (Br). New Orleans (9.0oo bags
coffee)
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

Pioneer. - land sailed for New York;
New Columbia CBr), Cardiff.
xsiaT lid @ No Sr' sh.dspRs aSpRh NsE xrssaI dSFa
Sailed 2eth. strs Milazzo qtaD, port ir
italy, Brabant. Tampico; Vesuvio CtaD
port in Italy.
HONOLULU May 25-Arrived. str West
Hika, Yokohama. sc. for San Pedro. DC.
Sailed e5th. str West Jena Qrom Hong
kongl, San Francisco.
Sailed 20th, str Wolverine State (from Cal
cutta, Sc), san Francisco.
Passed 23d. ctr Canadian Importer (Br)
JACKSONVILLE Fla, May 2e-sailed. str
MANILA. May 2s--Arrived. ctr orteric
(Br) Newport News.
Arrived 10Th. str INLAY. San Francisco via
NEw ORLEANS. La, May 2s-Arrived.
strs Bowden (Nor). Port Barrios; Cartago.
Cruz: James Timpson. Biuefields Oldham.
Industrial Canal; Pioneer (Belg). Antwerp
Wassenaar Dutch. Cabanas, Cuba: schr
Sailed from Port Eads 2sth. strs Heredia.
Bocas del Toro; Metapan. do. Montana
(Nor). Tampico.
str West Cape. Norfolk land cleared for
Limerick via Norfolk for fuel oi)
Arrived 10Th. strs Domingo Nazabel I
(Cuban). Philadelphia; Voiumnia CBr), Glib
Cleared 25th. strs Ethan Allen. Glasgow
VITA Norfolk; Glenspey tBrl. Hook Of Hol-
land
Sailed 18th, strs Levenpool CBr. Hull;
Fairmont. Leith.
NORFOLK, va, May 25-Arrived. strs
vasconla (BD. New York; volumnia (Br)
Alexandria Domingo Nazabal 1 (Cuban)
Philadelphia: Evelyn. do:
Arrived 26th. strs Hagno Dutch, Rot
terdam: Jonancy. New Bedford Western
Light, New Orleans for Rotterdam: Radnor.
New York Quantock (Br), Galveston for
Italy; Manzanares (Br), Liverpool; Jeffer-
son. New York.
Arrived 2sth. strs Bayonne QtaD, Gibral-
tar: Mandy Grange tBr). Newport. e;
Eratsberg (Nor), New York; Anna (GreehD
Trieste.
Cleared 25th, strs Gurth CNor). Peru and
ranga CBr). London samakola, Gibraltar
(for orders) Pengreep (Br). do; schr Maine.
Nassau.
Sailed 25th, strs Freeman. New Bedford:
Glenspey (Br), Holland; Greeden (Br),
Gibraltar. schrs Commack. st Johns. NJ
Guildford p Pendeton, Portland. Ne; Lucia
p Dow. Fall River.
Sailed Goth. strs Comerant. Lisbon; West
eic Hope. Philadelphia.
Sailed 26th. strs Sewalls Point. Providence:
Amarante (Port) Gibraltar. Lucigen (Br),
Key West; Levenpool tBr). Hull.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. May 25-Arrived.
strs Hatipara (Bp, Norfolk; British Beacon
CBr, GhlasgosW gss,s Solitaire Chas!es;on Ies,, -,
Shields; Guifking. Jacksonville; Dirigio
Tampico.
Sailed 25th. strs Tamarac (Br), Dublin; ;
Pennsylvania Port Lobos.
CGer) swaneea; ourai (Beig). Tampico:
Winnebago tBr). Barrow.
rHILADELPHIA Pa, May 25-Arrived
tug International, towing barges Mahanoy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
CABLE REPORTS.

ANToFAGAsTA. May 25-Arrived. str
ANTWERP. May 25-Arrived. strs Aryan.
Port Arthur: Scandinavian (Br). Montreal.
Arrived goth. str Merrymount. Rotterdam.
Sailed 22d, strs Pendragon Castle (Br),
Fernandina; Western Maid, Baltimore.
BALBOA, May 25-Arrived. strs Jalapa.
seattle; Moerdyk Dutch. San Francisco;
Quilpuo (Br), Guayaquil; Eastern Guide,
Sailed astn, strs Alvarado. San Francisco;
BOMBAY, May 22-Arrived, str City OF
Harvard (Br). New York.
Arrived 10th. str Nagono Maru Gap). New
BoULoGNE, May rs. PM-sailed. str
Noordam tDutch). from Rotterdam for New
BREsT. May 22-sailed, str Fleetco, Key
West.
BRISTOL. May 25-sailed. str Knsbworth
(Pr). Hampton Roads.
CADIZ, May 25--Arrived, strs Braga Crr),
New York; Infanta Isabel (Sp). Galveston.
CALCUTTA. May 21-Sailed. str Boveric
cALLAo. May 2o-Arrivsd, bark olympic.
Newcastle, NSW
GArn Tos e0nsr Ssm SGnsTLE. orlsa Nay is-Arrived'
CHRISTLANIA, May 27-Sailed, str Ber-
gensfjord tNor). New York.
away Park, Dunkirk (granted seaworthy
coRUNNA. May 24--Arrived. str zeelandia
cRIsToBAL, May 25-Arrived. strs Cape
Roman. Baltimore; Honduras Orr. Bor-
ueAuN.
Sailed 25th, str ohioan. New York.
DANzIG. May 25-sailed. ctr Potomac.
New York via Bremen.
DUNKHsK, May 24S-sailed, str Dionyssos
Stathatos Greek, Key West.
DUBLIN. May 23-Sailed. str Usage. Lon
FTusfHrNo. May 24-Arrived. str Langley
(Rr), Galveston.
GENOA. May 23-Arrived. str Arno Mendi
tsp). Norfolk.
Sailed 25th. str Dante Alshieri utaD.
New York.
ter valley New York for Piraeus; 25th.
Nonviso (ItaD. do for Genoa; Monte Nevoso
ItaD, Philadelphia for Venice: Gerfrd
(Br), Norfolk for Algers; West Amargosa.
Bombay for New York.
Passed 26th. strs Romera (Br). Norfolk
for savona; Splendor utaD; Sabine for an
GLASGOW. May 25-Arrived. str Algeria
tBr), New York.
oR'EENocK. May 24-Arrived, str Novian
Br), Boston via Norfolk.
HALIFAX. May "a, PM-Returned. str
Sailed 25th. noon, ctr Lady of Gaspe (Br),
Boston.
HAVANA, May 25-Arrived. strs Espc-
ranza, Mexican ports land sailed for Nassau
and New York; California tFr). Havre via
Corunna; Caamares, New York for Cristo-
bal, &c Mexico, New York.
Arrived 28th, strs Orizaba, Santander for
New York; Uiua (Brl, Cristobal for do.
winifred, Philadelphia.
Sailed 25th. strs Espngne C'r). Vera Cruz.
oriana tBr. Valparaiso; Antonio Lopez
Sailed 26th strs San Mateo tfrom Boston,.
Tela; Wulsty Castle CBo. Galveston.
HANRE May 22-Arrived. strs Glen Ridge,
Galveston: Houston. do: Cardigan. do;
Ncpos CNor), Jacksonville: ed. Trip, New
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
X $50 Herald, ESQ Broadway.

COVERED barge. 800 tons. IN goon condl-
tion: 81 ZOO cash. GEO. PURDY. 10
schermerhorn 81. Tel. Main iiso-s
FOR sALE-Tug, draft IT.. compound 10.
2ixi6 in; built 1918; immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY. ~ Broadway.
Bowling Green 1851.
GASOLENE driven derrick boat Mirror.
capacity 50 tons, length "a IT,, beam ~ H..
draught 70 IT,. has derrick for loading
Can be seen at owners dock. foot Of Ches-
ter av,, passaic River, Newark. ~. j., Pat
ton-pitcairn Division.
WANTED--Ifeavy duty, 90 to 20 n. p. ma rne
gasoline engine for tug state price, fun
description and location HENRY STEERS.
Inc., IL Battery place, New York city.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF, May 2s-Barometer at
noon. a0.0o inches; wind, Sw. fresh breeze;
weather, dull; temperature, 40 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
SAILED.

Strs crofton Hall. Montevideo. Bolton
Castle fBr), Yokohama; Nueces Galveston; !;
El Occidente, do; Lake Farn4sdale, Jamaica
Bay; Delco. Belfast; Yucatan, Havana .
Lenape. Charleston and Jacksonville; Edward
Munich lNor). Rio Janeiro and Buenoe Aires
West Loquassuck, Jamaica Bay: Mount
Clinton. Hamburg: Walter A Luckenbach.
do. Duca d Aosta UtaD, Naples and Genoa;
City of Montgomery, Savannah; Tamaha.
Tampico; Nordamerika CDan), Havana and
Vera Cruz. Menominee lBr). Antwerp and
London; Gull Djemal (TurD, Cons tantinople; !;
Poland CBrl. Hamburg and Danzlg; Trafal-
gar CNor). Nuevitas; Mackinaw (Br), Liver
pool
Str Joseph NJ Cudahy, Tampico.
Strs Thomas H Wheeler. Texas City; Cayo
Mambi, Kingston.
Tugs VIM NJ Mills. with 3 bargas (passed
out Sandy Hook at 10 AND; Dauntless. with
l (do at 1925 AND.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on
Thursday, May 26. 1921, at AM, re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty-nine and eighty-stx hundredths
Ic9.s6) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-eight and four -tentlls
(75S.4 nillimeters. Captains of all vesssels
now lying IN 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. s Pm, Sc. 13 miles;
clear. smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

STEAMSHIPS
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

from charlestown. skippack. for Lynn. and
PaAinos. for East Cambridge.
Arrived goth. strs soestdyk Dutch. Rot
terdam. Stureholm (Sw), Gothepburg via
Baltimorei Berwindvale (Brl, Jucaro anc
Clenfuesos. Ardea QtaD. Norfolk; Marte
qtaD. do; Schoharie. Hamburg via Rotter-
Publicker. sagua J 9 Donnell. Port Lobos
Gargoyle. Alexandria; Cretan. Boston.
Cleared 2oth. strs Lexington (Br), Liver
pool via Glasgow: w NJ Burton. Port Lobos
New York DUTCH. Rotterdam: Guanta-
namo, New York
Cleared 2Gth. strs comanchee tBr). Lon
tNor). st John. NIB; Willpolo. Los Angeles
&c. via Baltimore.
sailed 2ath. strs sagua. Santa Marta
seyth'an lBD, Antwerp via Baltimore; Pa
Sailed goth. strs Guantanamo, New York ;
Giulla Qtai). Gibraltar tfor ordersl.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 25th. I
PM, str G Flagg, Philadelphia for Hous-
ton
Passed out 2etn, strs Chariot. Philadel-
phla for Hamburg; Christian Krogh (Nor)
do for Falmouth (for orders); Rochester r.
do for Texas City: Mount Vernon (Nor), do
for Tanamo.-Wind NE. miles; cloudy
PORTLAND. Ne. May 2e-Arrived. schr
Moonlight, Calais for New YorA
Sailed 26th, schr Harriet Whitehead.
PROVIDENCE. RI. May 25-Arrtved, strs
Meteor Norfolk; Harvey II Brown. Boston
for Norfolk (and proceeded after landing
live green llreHlen ana slipplHE new oHesJ.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 25-Arrived.
strs Lake Gunni, New Orleans; Shinyo Maru
(Jap), Hong Kong West Nilus, Kahului.
Arrived 26th, str Artigas. Graya Harbor.
Sailed o5th, strs Manoa, Honolulu: Ho-
rasian Maru (Jap). Japan via Seattle; Steel
Age from New York;. Portland.
SEATTLE, Wash, May 26-Sailea, str Dur
ban Maru lJapl. San Franciaco.
ST ANDREWS. Fla, May 25-Arrived. str
Grof Serenyi Bella CFr). Pensacola.
SAVANNAH. Ga, May 2e-Arrived str
City OF ST Louis. New York.
Sailed 26th, strs Juniata, Baltimore: John
son city, Jacksonville; schr Annabell Cam
eron (Br), Halifax.
TACOMA, Wash, May 25-Sailed, str West
Jappa, Hong Kong.
TAMPA. Fla. May 26Arrived, schr Her
aid, Havana.
Sailed 28th, schrs Charles Whittemore,
Philadelphia Jubilee. Tela; NonpareiI, Bo-
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sTEANsHPs EXCURSIONS sEAMsHrs EXCURSIONS
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FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy MALL

BAHIA, May 17--Sailed, bark Z B sutton,
New York.
BURN, NJ, May 17--satled previously,
schr Nordica (Rr). Oporto.
HALIFAX. May 24-Saied. str VIM P
Palmer, st Johns. NF.
KINGSTON, ia, May 12--Arrived, str Har-
aid (Dan). Now York for Colombian ports
(and proceeded).
Sailed goth. str Zacapa (from New York;.
Port Limon, &C.
LOCKPORT, Ms. May 23--Arrived. schr
Wapiu (Br), Perth An1boy.
PALERMO. May 13-Sailed, str Kalomo
(Br), Boston.
Eurs.a 9uES res Msy 4i,ra e:JI vsTnoaI msaed str
Passed In Father Point Oath, str Hesione
(Br), Liverpool for Montreal
ST JOHNS, NF. May 17-Arrived, str
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AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Telegraph. ]

ABERDEEN. WASH. May 25-saiIed. schr
FfHsft RsIrfNGaAH RSnf SalHS Wash May 2s-saea str
BOSTON, Mass. May 24-Arrived during
night, tug socony No 2, towing barge socony
left 18th for New York;.
hama, &C; 26th. Rhode Island (Br,. Liver
via Eastport and Lubec: North Land, New
York: tugs Perth An1boy. Perth Amhoy,
towing barges Ts4 and 1sT. do. and T05,
South Amboy. for Saco tand proceeded with
latter; catawissa. Philadelphia. towing
barges Bast (for portsrnouth), Suffolk Cfor
Piymouth) and NeshaHiny (and proceeded
with berge Bast, 10 return with barge Cone
WACO. for orders) Nottingham. New York.
towing barges l. w q Q Nos Qor
Bckel. with barge Greenwood. Portland for
New York.
Cleared 25th. str San Bias, Havana. Girls
toSai and Port Ln9n 2 diea Leave ,xs same nisho
Sailed 24th, PM. strs Capelhali tBr). Phil
adelphia Levisn. Preston.
port News. La Place (Br). New York; tugs
Col John F Gaynor, New York, towing
barges Kennedy Bros and Sycamore calling
at Sandwich for barge A Davison): Paoli,
Rockland. towing barges Ampere and De-
Won. Chas T Gallagher. towing barge SUI
folk. Philadelphia for Plymouth: Cara II
port (thence to canal with barge NJ Dayi-
son. for New York then to New Bedford for
schr James Newaom. FOR herel schr Sir
Thomas J Upton. Norfolk and Honolulu.
Sailed 26th, strs Koranna (Br), New York
q PM Winifredian (Br). Liverpool: Prince
Mhur s.Spo n ohSs Sorwsf PM Ss e6y
Josiah 3 Chase. Norfolk: tugs Vesta, tow
Ing barge Sharon. Beverly: Nottingham,
towing barge tsupposed) Wilkesbarre. New
York calling at Salem for barge l. 4 W
C No 10).-wlnd at Highland Light, NE,
40 miles. thick and raining; rough sea
BALTIMORE. Nd. May 26--Arrived. strs
Basam Genoa and Leghorn via New York:
Ocmulgee. Texas City.
Coeur d'Alene. New Orleans
Sailed Goth, strs Toyoka Maru Jap. New
York Bradclyde (Brl, Hamburg and
Bremen; San Gregorlo (Br), Tuxpam; Man
adelphia Thorgerd (Nor). Havana and Glen
fuegos; Karach Maru Jap, Havre; George
anna Weems. New York: schr John L. Mar
tino, Nassau.
Passed down Cove Point 25th. AM. str
Bird City for Birkenhead.
BATON ROUGE, La. May 25-Arrived. str
Hudsonian. Port Lobos
Sailed 24th, str Corning, Port Lobos.
BRUNSWICK. Ga. May 26-Arrived. tug
Director, Savannah (and sailed for New
York with barge Northern Thlrty-twol.
Sailed 26th, sehr T y Barnsdali. New YORK
Charlton Hall. Coronel Chile, Lackawanna
Bridge, Galveston.
Sailed 26th strs Arapahoe. Jacksonville:
Tune tNor). Havana; Hahatonka. New Or
leans; Arlington, Boston.
CAPE HENRY. Va, May %. PM-Passed
out. strs Clarksburg. Baltimore for Ham
burg; Cibao (Nor), do for Port ANTONIO
AM. MIneola. do for Chile $40 AM,
Vellavia (Br) do for London and Hamburg
via Phiadelphia.-Wi E, 16 miles. cloudy.
cHATHAM AN Mass May yros 2S' l2sS p
with barges Spring, for Portland, and Mon
ltor and Indian Ridge, for Bangor
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SO Matson Navigation Co,

so Matson Navigation Co.
40 Market street.
San Francisco, Cal.
% South Gay Street. Baltimore. Nd.
9l Muuson Steamship Line.
81 Wall Street. n. Y.
Tel. Hanover 5l20.
10J Pacific Mail >. $. Co.
10 Hanover So, n. Y.
Tel Bowling Green. 1880.
621 Market Street. San Francisco. Cal.
I06 The Admiral Line.
II State Street, y. Y.
l.. G. Smith Bldg. Seattle. Wash.
$50 Z. :. Mail $. 5. Co., Inc.
- broadway, ~. Y.
Whitehall 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MARINE-roR SALE OR WANTED.
MARINE ENGINEERS

CHIEFS, FIRST ASSISTANTS. sECoNI
ASSISTANTS, THIRD ASSISTANTS AMI
JUNIORS. STRIKE CONDITIONS. PER.
AfANENT POSITIONS. WRITE FULLY
SrATING QUALIFICATIONS AND ExPE.
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Dangers to Navigation.

BOSTON. May 28-Bergs are more nun,er-
Gus In the transatlantic lane than ever be-
fore. according to Capt F'airclough of str
Rhode Island (BD: between Ion 4s 25 and
~ 30 upward Of a hundred bergs were
sighted, besides numerous GROWERS: In lat
u 30, lon so %, two large bergs We're
sighted 800 feet high and 800 long; the bergs
dotted steamer lane north OF banks and
steamer had to run ztgzag course TO avoid
contact with them from Ion so 80 to Cape
Race, where bergr were usually sighted at
this season. the track was clear.
tReported to the photographic Office.l
May Ii. lat 40 %. Ion IL. drifting mine.
May 10, lat AZ 81, lon So ~. a large can
shaped buoy, painted rad. with manhole
door and eye bolt on top.
May 16, lat 80. Ion 40 81, a drifting object.
apparently q mine. awaSh.
May 10, lat 80 Os, lon Il O4. n cone shaped
mine, with 4 shackles on its side and one on
top,
Ice patrol cutter Yamacraw reported Ice
bergs In the following positions May 25: Lat
43 81. lon 90 80; lat 43 81, lon 90 80; lat
is %. lon 80 35; lat 43 a. Ion 30 SO; lat
43 25. Ion 80 H. lat 43 22. Ion 80 40.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL

FERNANDINA, Fla, May 22-Arrived. str
Youngstown, Savannah.
BANGOR. Me, May 23--Arrved. schrs Or
leans end Lizzie d Small New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May 22-Arrived.
schr Perceler (Br) Nuevttas.
Sailed 22d schr Sally Wren. New York.
ORANGE, Tex. May 22-Arrived, schr AL
bert Meyer, Porto Plata.
PROVIDENCE. RI. May 24-Arrived, schr
Jacksonville. Jacksonville.
Sailed oath, str Quantico Norfolk.
SABINE. Tex. May 22-Saned, str Coylet
(Br). London.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR, Me. May 23-Ar-
rived schr James l. Maloy, Boston.
SULLIVAN, Me. May 23-Arrived. schrs
Lavota. New Bedford, George Bradford.
Rockport
Sailed 23d. schr Matte Allies. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Northwestern, from Houston arrived
here Thursday in tow of str Franklin.
Seven submarines attached to the Atlantic
fleet arrived here yesterday to give their
crews shore leave. They were accompanied
by the tender Bushnell.
On and after Saturday, May IS. the offices
of Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail Steam
ship Coz will be located on the ground floor
Of the Maritime Building, and 10 Bridge
street, the increased business of both freight
and passenger departments necessitating
larger quarters than heretofore occupied in
the Equitable Building
BOSTON, May 25-An unusual charter Is
that secured for the four masted schr Sir
Thos Upton, which Is preparing to leave
here to-day for Norfolk to load 300 tons of
coal for Honolulu. The Upton, which is
managed by the Apex Navigation Co of New
York, will make the trip via the Panama
Canal.
Str Pocahontas. before reported. remains
anchored off Vineyard Haven while repairs
are progressing: expects to leave anchorage
this evening and arrive here in the morning.
NORFOLK Va. May 26-Two masted schr
Mary j Haynie Is aground in Albermarle
Sound and 1t Is feared will be total loss;
crew taken off.
ST JOHN, NIB. May 28-Str Canadian
Trader (Br), loading refined sugar, has 90
rtous fire in after hold.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING pAGE)

Str Delaware. Robinson, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
sehr Emily l. Northam lBr). Ward. New
srk-Sexton a Bryant.
The bystander., 1921-06-23

than billions OF dollars spent later In
suppressing international warfare and
strife"
Mr.. vickrey considers the need in
the Near East and especially in Ar
menia greater than anywhere else in
the world, because, as he says, I'm the
countries Of Central Europe there are
going governments which have merely
been temporarily impoverished by war,
In the Near East, on the other hand,
there is no such thing as stable gov
ernment. The whole fabric Of the
state has to be created from the be-
ginning, and the innocent and help
less children have to be trained to the
responsibilities Of future citizenship.
Peace in the Near East and, in great
measure, throughout the world, will
depend very largely on the character
Of the citizenship Of the peoples of the
Near East
Irresistible Appeal Of Orphans.
| Describing the orphanage work of
the Near East Relief in the Armenian
Republic, Mr.. Vickrey said
eve have at Alexandropol in the
Caucasus, one ofphanage where there
II dT6 AV,VO0 @AAOLLCASSS
/ children, fatherless or motherless,
many Of them having no known living
relative. Some Of them do not even
know their own names, OF the place Of
their birth. They have shown wonder
/ ful recuperative powers, and to see
them play their kindergarten or other
games under the direction Of our Amer1-
can relief workers, one could never be-
Iieve that they had passed through
the years of suffering that most of
them have experienced since they, or
their parents, were driven from their
homes in Central Turkey five years
4 ago.
"For the accommodation Of these or
phans there are sixty splendid stone
buildings, erected as barracks for the
Russian army. These buildings are
now given to us by the Armenian gov
ernment for period Of ten years and
lend themselves admirably to relief
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