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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25
SIZEMORE-ROLLIkS

Mr.. Charles S. Sizcmore and Miss
Mildred Louise Rollins, beth Of Tie
Plant, were married Wednesday even
ing Of this week at Water Valley by
Father Joseph of the Catholic church.
The happy couple went up to Water
Valley on passenger train No. "a
and returned that night on the first
train, and remained at the hoIne of
the brides mother, Mrs. Dora
Rollins, until the passenger train No.
2 went north which they boarded for
Memphis to spend their honey moon.
Mr.. Sizemore has leen one of the,
/. c. rail road company for q number
of years. He is deservedly held in
highest esteem. He is gentleman
of pleasing manners and bca-s all the
earmarks that 60 to make kid and
thoughtful husbands and useful
citizens. He was reared at Water
Valley.
Mrs. Sizemore is the younger
daughter of Mrs. Dora Rollins, who
until only few weeks ago has made
her home in Grenada for years. She
Is gracious, lovely and attractive
young woman. When she finished
school the war was on and the bust
ness world demanded young women
to fill the places made vacant by the
young men who had been called to
carry the flag. Mrs. Sizemore ac-
cepted a place in the office of the /.
c: rail road company at Tie Plant
which she has filled most ac-
ceptably and where Cupid performed
his artful work that has made her
the bride of the one she loves, They
will make their home at Tie Plant
where they win be at home to their
many friends. The Sentinel tenders
congratulations and best wiahes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25
SHORT TALKS ON THRIFT

Self preservation is the first law of
nature, but altruism is the first Law
Of self preservation. He who would
save HIS life shall lose it, but he who
saves the life Of another finds his own
life.
But what has this to do with
Thrift, you say. Much every way.
Thrift is earning, saving, investing.
But the best earning is service to
others Jesus was not only a great
philosopher, he was also a wise busi-
mess MAN. His foundation doctrines
apply to business here and now. The
Golden Rule is the highest business
law. We not only earn best and most
by. best and greatest service to
others, but our investments are in
the interest Of others. Our money is
our own it is true-our very self.
But when we put it to work it works
for others. Money put to work is
the very hfe of present day industry
and commerce. He is the greatest
benefactor and philanthropist who
puts the greatest number at work
that is pleasant and profitable to
them. It is more blessed to give than
to receive. Henry Ford did not say
he would get million dollars year
gain out of the Muscle shoals project.
He said he would put q million men
at work. Here hes his greatest gain.
Every dollar we save and invest in
industries Ike this is helping to put
more men in happy work.. and thus
bless not only them, but serve
humanity in large way.
With our means, our savings, We
bless men and worship God.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25
PAID RESPECTS TO
THOMAS E. WATSON
The Celebrated Rrann Roasted Ceor.
gia Senator Twenty-Five Years
Ago In "Iconoclast".

The celebrated Brann paid his re-
spects to Tom Watson, at present a
United States Senator from the State
OF Georgia, under the caption in his
"Iconoclast" of tom Watson's
TomDyrot" 1t was such roast as
only Brann was capable Of giving.
In view of some of the antics Watson
has IN recent years cut in the politics
in his own state as well as some of the
political heiroglyphics he thinks he is
cutting for himself as Senator, a
glance backward at what Brann said
nearly twenty-five year. ago about
Watson IS in order.
''Cf the most bigoted sect OF pseu-
do-religious fanatics that ever cursed
the ucontry, the Hon. Tom Watson
is perhaps the most intolerant and
narrow Drained little blatherskite.
And the worst of it all is that while
in religion he's fool, in politics mes
a knave. ssAvaunt thou cortumac-
ious little coyote, thou pestiferous
little pole cat. Benedict Arnold was
a gentleman when compared TO you.
for his treason was open and avowea,
while you stabbed the cause of the
people in friendly embrace, struck in
the back. You have no parallel since
Judas IScariOt cOnspired with plu- |
tocracy TO betray the idol of the peo-
pie and even Judas had decency |
enough TO hang himself as expiation
for his infamy. Shut up, thou
hatchet-faced, splenetic-hearted, mar
low-headed leittl hypocrite, for verify
the world is aweary of Tommie Wat
son. Tommie you are the pin-worn
Of American politics-a more aggra- !
gated little parasite than even Mil
tonious Park. Take gentleman's
advice and apply the soft pedal to
four whizzy seaweed cast with flabby ,
Jelly fish and dead sting rays upon an
shore, there to rot and
oefoul the atmosphere. You have a ,
very ancient and fsh-hke smell, a =,
MEL not Of the newest. 's'You :
nay tie your abortive little paper to
he tail of an Ape, but the animal is /:
90 weak in the hinder legs to pull it j.,
'ut Of a hole. Go plug yourself.
,huek your long-tail Albert Edward,
paper for double shovel
'lew. gird up your galluses and
nake a reasonable effort to earn an i
onest living. '*'On the front eleva- \
ion Of this bombshell, (referring to c
Vatson's paper) the statement is s
made in display type that for the c
rifing sum Of one dollar you in hand p
aid, You Can Read the Brilliant, t
Editorials of Hon. Thomas 4
:. Watson for an entire year granting "
f course that their Promcthecn bril- o
ancy fail to set your shirt-tail afre S
, the meantime. Had lou expended n
alf the nerve-muscular energy in the
otton patch that you have wasted
\ working your jaw bone, you would o
ave money to burn. Meme meme Z
excl upharsim-which means that Il
on are entirely too light at both p
nds."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25

Probably the most attractive an
nouncement of the present theatrical
season in Grenada is the engagement
of Miss Lula Bett", Zona Gales
alluring play which Phillip Klein will
offer at the Grenada Opera House,
Wednesday night, November 3Oth
with Miss Emma Bunting as the fea-
tured player surrounded by a cast
of Broadway favorites. There was
no question regarding its extreme
in the metro. oils where it
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25
TWO TICKETS FOR
EACH SUBSCRIPTION

Effective at once, The Sentinel will
give two tickets or coupons in the
$4,000 Gold Distribution to take
place Christmas Eve, for every new
or renewal subscription received.
Pay your subscription now and may
be you will be one Of the six per-
sons who will receive these Gifts Of
Gold on Christmas Eve. Two tickets
for every subscription, new or old.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25
SODA FOUNTAIN DRINKS
CUT IN PRICE

The Sentinel calls attention TO the
ad Of the Grenada Drug Co., in this
issue which advertises a big cut in
the prices OF soft drinks These
drinks are cut aG this store to prices
before the war The public Will no
doubt appreciate thia forward move
upon the part of this drug store and
take themselves there to get what
they want TO drink.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25
REV. w w. WOODLAND
RETURNED FOR 1922
Methods; Conference Returns Pastor
To Grenada Charge-Mr.
Tucker to Remain Also

The Methodist Conference, which
adjourned Sunday at Amory, returned
Rev. w. w. Woodland 10 the Grenade
charge, thing that was no surprise
and that nearly everybody expected
would be done.
The Grenada church has rarely, il
ever, had pastor that was more
sacredly devoted to his work in the
Masters vineyard than Mr.. Woodland
He Is sincere, courageous and ener.
getic about his duties as pastor and
enjoys the profound, respect and es-
TEEN not only of those of his own
church, but Of the community al
large as well. He mas none of the
arts so often attributed to some OF
the clergy of the present day He
IS fond o. research and gives a grea;
deal OF serious thought not only to
his discourses but TO all other mat
ters connected With his ministerial
duties. He is wide-a-wake 10 the de-
mandS of the needy and those in
sickness and sorrow and knows how
TO say those appealing and helpful
things that bring hope and cheer and
which can only be fully appreciated
by those in the valley of despond.
The Sentinel feels sure that his of
fetal board as well as the entire
Methodist church will give him a most
cordial welcome back. Let it be
hoped that the ensuing year will be
the best, measured by the standards
Heaven uses, in all the history of the
Grenada church
Rev. r. A. Tucker is again the
presiding elder of the Grenada Dis
trict. Great surprise would have been
felt had anything else been done.
Mr.. Tucker is one of the leading and
most potential forces in the North
Conference. He is not
only a man seriously concerned
about his duties as a minister, but be
has broad grasp Of other matters,
and is true and loyal friend Gre
NADIA is mighty glad to have him
among her citizenship.
Mr.. fuckers return, as The Sem
.inel understands, means the erection |
IF district parsonage in Grenada. |
The lot was purchased some weeks
ago. 1t is the lot on South Street |
lust across the street Immediately in |
front of DR. Whitakers, one of the
most desirable locations in Grenada. /
Grenada District appointments: (
r. A. Tucker, presiding elder, Alb
,eville Circuit, r. G. Lord; Ashland
Circuit, B. H. Crewson, supply; Cof-
'eeville Circuit, w. F. Rogers; Duck
Hill Circuit, G. D. Burt; Durant, r.
p Neblett; Ebenezer Circuit, A. j.
henry; Grenada, w. w. Woodland
Iolcomb Circuit, w. NJ. Langley; Hol-
y Springs, w. r. Lott; Kilmichael
circuit, J. A. Goad; Lamar Circuit,
v. c. Beasley; Lexington, J. w.
Ward; Oxford, L. NJ. Lipscomb;
Paris Circuit, G. w. Russell, supply;
'ickens and Goodman, J. H. Smith;
'oplar Creek Circuit, G. w. Robert
on; Red Banks Circuit, W. w. Brun
r; Sails Circuit, W. r. Lining; Tie
liant Circuit, J. S. Maxey; Walden
nd West, J. w. Raiper; Waterford
'ircuit, P. Weir, supply; Water Vale
ey, First church, L. P. Wssson;
vater Valley, Main and Taylor, Nd.
:. Scott; Winona Circuit, J. A. Pat
erson; president of Grenada COL
ege, J. r. Countiss; professor of re- L
gious education, J. E. Stephens; A,
difference missionary secretary, B. ,
}. Jaco. &
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25

Friends Of Nh. and Mrs. T. ".
Thompson, Of Memphis, will be inter
ested to know that they are the
proud and happy parents of fine
baby daughter who made her arrival
on Saturday, November 18th. Baby's
name is Thelma Catherine.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-25

Mrs. P. S: George of Memphis, is
visiting at the home of her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Duncan in Gre
NADIA. ','.,-
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ran for seven months at the Belmont
Theatre and where it's high favor was
won strictly on its merits, with the
additional honor of being the recip-
lent of the Pulitzer Columbia Uni
versity prize as the best and most
original play produced in New York
during the year. AS a book "Miss
Lula Bett" had wide circulation (it
ran through several editions) and in
this instance Miss Gales fame as
novelist is only equalled by her repu-
tatiOn as a master dramatist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTWERP. March 12-s5a'lcd, motor 11n-
ada tSNsl, San Francisco.
BERMUDA. Feb 2S-Arrived, echr Ainsle
(Br), Bahia.
BUENos AIRES. March is-Arrived. str
PaiIas, NonteviGeo,
CAPE RACE, NE. March l3-passed. schr
John " Mir (Brl Bahia for. St ohns.
cIENFUEGOS, March l6--Saiied. str Lake
Traverse. New York.
HALIFAX, March lS-Arrived, schr Mar
gaiet Lake (BD, Fortune. Nj.
HAVANA March 13-Arrived, strs Great
Falls, Hamburg via Nuevitas; Lake Gardner.
Matansas; Calimeris (ItaD, Genoa via Cadiz
14th, Penza (Iius), Shimonosek, &c; Meta
PAN New Orleans.
HONG KONG, March 1o--Arrived, str West
Henshaw, Singapore.
rived. schr NJ Q Cro~all (Br), Turks Island.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Arrived, str Eff
bingham, Glasgow.
MAzATLAN, March 12-saied str City of
Para, Balboa
aTI5L BOURNE-The reported sailing March
10 OF str Megna tBr), for Eureka was an
error.
NAPLES. March lS-Arrived. str West
Caddoa, Manila, &c.
PORT GItEvTLLs. Ms. prior to March TO-
Arrived, schr Northeliff tBr), Jacksonville.
PUERTO PADRE, March 13-SaIled. str
Holden Evens, Tamplco
ST JOHN, NIB. March 19-Arrived, str
Hnrtmore (Br), New York.
Sailed 10th, strs Melmore Head (Brl, Dub
lin, Belfast and Londonderry; Fotini lBrl
Italy; Hocheaga (Br). Halifax. schr Fred
ericR II (Br), ST George, NIB, and Norwalk.
SHANGHAI, March l3-Arrived, str Apus,
sINGAPoRE, March 12-saned. str Wheat
land Montana Portland. O.
TAKU, March l1-Arrived. str West Ison.
Shanghai (and sailed 14th for MANILA.
kuyo Maru Dap, Hong Kong via San Fran
cisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
GATT. wEDNEsDAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH Fl, 1921

Spain and Barbados nth. st Lucia, Marti-
nque Dominica and Guadeloupe 18th, An
tigua 18th. st Kits 14th and st CToix and ST
rnoinaz l5th to the Quebec Steamship Co,
with SO passengers. malls and mdse. Went
10 New York Dock Co.'S pier 20. Brooklyn.
Mayagup2 18th and san Juan 18th, 10 the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co
With 49, passengers. mails and mdse. Went
to New York Dock Cos pier 81. Brooklyn.
Str Helen. ArCcibo and Aguadilla March
!, Ponce Sth. Humacao 18th and san Juan
10th. 10 the Bull-lnsular Line. with pas
sengers and mdse. Went to New York Dock
Co.'S pier 81. Brooklyn.
Str Dorothy, San Domingo City March 10,
Macoris 18th. Sanchez 18th and Porto Plata
18th, to the Bull-Insular Line. with sugar.
Went to New York Dock Cos pier p.
Brooklyn.
Fruit Co. with lis passengers, malls and
mdse. Went 10 pier IL. East River.
Str Rapidan, Port Lobos.
Str Fort Hamilton (BrD, Bermuda March
TO- TO the Furness- Bermuda Line, with 294
passengers. mails and mdse. Went TO pier
g5 North River.
STR Comus, New Orleans March 10 TO the
Southern Pacific Co, With passengers and
nidse. Went to pier 40. North River.
Str Lake Arthur. Norfolk, to the Richmond
ana New York Steamship Co, with mdse.
Went 10 pier 46. East River.
Str Gcorgeanra Weenls, Baltimore. to the
Halshaw Steamship Co, In ballast. AM
chored Off Bay Ridge. Brooklyn.
Str Suraico. Philadelphia March 10, TO the
Tranemarine Corporation. In ballast
Schr VIM r. Iitchfield. Charleston. An
chored off Red Hook.
Returned-Str Honolulu. hence for London
derry. Anchored off Stapleton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Str Indiana Bridge Cbefore reportedl a.
day In tow Of str Braddock.
New tank str Henry Deutseh de "a
Muerthe, built for the Lux Navigation Co Of
England, was launched at Baltimore March
Str South Pole. New York March 20 for
London and Liverpool, was reported by wire
less yesterday 10 be In lat 40 rs, Ion ~ az
with engines disabled. Assistance win be
sent 70 her.
while Off 6etli street. Bay Ridge. Sunday and
coliided With bark Prins Naldeninr 1ban1. .
former had rails damaged latter undam-
aged.
from Port Tampa for Boston, put into Nor,
folk March II with pumps deranged loss Of
Iib and other. slight damage; the schooner
schr Billie Martin. which sailed from s.
Andrews Bay Jan IL for Mayaguez. is over
2ist--str Triumph, with str West Calico in
Sunday.
The, passage OF str Polerlc (Br) has been
abandoned and vessel will proceed from 81
Mlchaels to London.
LONDON. March 21--Str Bensalam. from
New York for Hamburg, went ashore but
was floated with the assistance of sin tugs
and proceeded to Hamburg.
Ship Golden Gate. from San Franc for
Runcorn, Is agrosnd at Ellesrnere port, In
the Manchester Canal
NEW ORLEANS. La, March of-The offi-
GERS and crew OF str Neptune, before re-
ported wrecked. were rescued
ST JOHNS, NF, March 12--Schr Max Hor-
ton (l5r) had a slight fire on board to-day:
vessel had staysai destroyed.
March 2l-Str Portia (Br), which was
driven ashore Friday night at ST Jacques,
was refloated to-day and Is returning mere
for repairs. Her forepart 10 damaged
Schr Roberta Fay of st Johns, NJ, bound
10 Gibraltar with fish, was abandoned OFF
the Newfoundland Banks March IL. Her
crew were taken off by str Triumph, from
Antwerp for Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
ARRIVED.

Str La savoie CFr). Havre March IL. 70
the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique,
with passengers. mails and mdse. Anchored
IN Quarantine. y expected 70 dock AZ pier
81, North River, about $3.50 AM Tuesday.
Str Old North State. London March TO- to
the United States Mall Steamship Co. with
messengers and nntse. Anchored IN Quaron-
fine.
2sstr Indiana Bridge. Stockholm via st
Nichaels.
astr Egantler (BelE), Antwerp March I to
TIE Lloyd Royal Beige, with mdse. Went 10
pier &c. North River.
Str Braddock. Hamburg Via ST Mlchaeis.
Str Sweethope tBr) pakkar Jan II. Accra
9ist Salt Pond Feb ~ and st Vincent, CIV,
March ], TO Punch. Edge 4 Co, with mdse.
Went to New York Dock Cos pier .. Brook
I'm.
Str vasari CBr). Buenos Aires Fob 20 Rio
1aneiro March and Barbados l4th, ~ the
Gamport q Holt Line, with ~ first. 30
second cabin and ! 20 ateerage passengers,
rails and mdse. Went 20 pier 20, North
River.
4 Str Bonheur Br). Buenos Aires Feb 10,
Monteyiaeo 18TH St Thomas March ana
Boston 10Th. % The Lamport 4 Holt Line,
with mdse. Went to pier Is. Hoboken.
STR Parma tB), Trinidad March 10. Port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, March 15--Arrived. str West
Jester. Point Wells.
Sailed 18TH str Steel Maker, San Francisco
CHARLESTON, SC, March 17--Arrived. sti
kehuku, Port Lobos.
FALL RIVER, Mass. March i9-Sailed. stl
Dannedaike, Texas City Ito load for Ant.
werp and Rotterdam).
Arrived 18th, str Garibaldi Norfolk.
GALVESTON. Tex, March 18-Cleared, str
Westmead. Bremen.
San Francisco.
HONOLULU, March 12--Arrived. strs
Eburna (Br), Port Arthur for Shanghai (and
sailed next day. 14th, Hawkeye State, San
Francisco Santa Rosalia. Mobile for Shang-
hal (and sailed 15tht; 18th. Ecuador, Hong
Kong, &c, for san Francisco; China do for
do Maui San Francisco; West Keene. Bel
lingham.
Sailed 18th, schr Robert Levers, Puget
Sound; 18th, str Logan, Manila.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
CLEARED.

rFrom ". S. Naval Communication ser'ice.l
str Australbrook orr. Iceland, London
Houlder Weir G Boyd, Inc.
str Honolulu Meander, Belfast, Dublin,
Gc--Moore n Mccormack CO.. lac.
Str Roussillon orr, Lehuede, Hayre via
yiRo-.Compagnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str Aqutania (BD. Charles, cheroourg
and 9outhampton-C unard Steamship CO.
Ltd
Str Ar,z Mendi Csp). Ugalde. sagunto-
Garcia Diaz.
Str carrilo, Livingston. Kingston, Girls
tohnl. &c--Unted Fruit %.
str gagua. Ford, Santa Marta-United
Fruit Co.
str Cayo Mambi, Hansen. Tanamo, Gibara
and Natani--Atlantic Fruit Co.
ctr Hadnot. Lusk. Port Loboe--iMcAlllster
Brothers.
SIR Conotton. Kinney. Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Steamship Go.
Str Lcnape, kemble, Charleston ana jack
sonvlile--Ciyde Steamship CO.
Str Mlnnesotan, Smith, Newport Nswa-
Kinsley Steamship Lines
Str Jefferson, Horsey, NoMoik-old Do-
muion transportation Go.
Str Delaware, Mlen, Bo~ton-E6@tern
Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

HJOILo. March l2-Saled, str Agnes Dol
lar, Shanghai.
NEW OT1EANSi La, March lt-cieaIeu
str Dauperata. Hun.
PORTLAND, o. March i3-Arrived, stt
Seiyo Maru tJap). San Francisco
PORTLAND, Me. March is-Arriyed' ST.
Neshobee, Boston.
strs Criffoo. AhulSIni: 10Th, Lansing. As
toria; Caoba, do.
Sailed i4th, strs Montaba!lo. vancouver
Proyidencla ORR, Santa Hosalia.
SEATTLE. Wash. March l5-Sailed, scit
Columbia Honolulu.
SAN PEDRO Cal, March 14-Arrived. strs
La Tsrea, Honolulu 18th, San Antonio, Saf
Francisco for Corinto (and sailed.
SABINE. Tex. March 1T-Arrlved, str sun
oil, Port Lobos.
Sailed 18th. strs ossa, Lisbon, Housatonlc
Rr) London: Tremorvah tBr), ports III
Australia; Perfection, Tampico. towing barge
No ~.
TACOMA, Wash. March iS-Arrived. str
Hawaii Maru (Jap) Seattle.
WILMINGTON, NC. March l5-Arrived
str Minnequa, Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Oscar II dam. Christiania. &c. for
New York, Is expected to arrive Thursday IL
vessel Is not diverted TO Boston.
Str Bergensfjord (Nor), Bergen for New
York, IL expected to arrive Thursday.
Str Mount Clay, from Hamburg. IL ex-
pocted 10 arrive at Boston about noon
Wednesday and discharge all passengers.
Str New Rochelle, Bremen, &c, for New
York. IS expected to arrive Friday at Boston,
where all passengers viii be landed.
str Giuseppe Verdi fItaD Naples, &C, for
New York, Is expected to arrive In Quaran-
tine Tuesday morning.
Str Finland Antwerp, &c. for New York.
II expected 10 dock at pier 81, North River,
wednesday forenoon.
Philadelphia. was $40 miles Z Of Nantucket
at noon Sunday.
Str Rhode Island (Br). from GlasBow
expects 70 reach Boston AM Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

RETURN ; Quausco Norfolk (and sailed 21st
on return: 2lst, Briton, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 1o-Arrived.
strs Newport News, olongapo. &c; West
Camak Antwerp. SC.
SEATTLE, Wash March 2l--Arrived. str
Teucer tBr), Yokohama; schr Charles X
Wilson, Tonga Islands.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 2f--Arrived. strs
JTbbergen Dutch, Havana; Lake Clear,
Manzanillo; Yeifuku Maru Jap. Whining
ton; City OF Atlanta, Boston: Juniata. Bal
timore land sailed for Jacksonyille)
TACOMA. Wash. March 2l-Sailed, motor
ship Pacific (Sw), San Francisco.
TAMPA, Fla. March 21-Arriyed, str La
Drome (Fr), Havana.
Sailed 2lst, str Lake FarIstell. Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
Mails for South and Central Amer.
4 lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. MARCH q

Jamaica AND Colombia, except cauca and
Marine 6spa rimeniS tCaDal Zope and
Panama ~. VIA Kingston, Crisfohal, Cara
Hena, Ssyariila and SANTA Marta, str Car
gillo, S 80 AM.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %.
& Argentina Uruguay and Paraguay, tH.
MA Montevideo ano Buenos Aires, str Fang
Surm. AM
quay y, via Santos Moatevideo and Buenoe
Aires. SIR Siddons, s 80 AM
4 Canal Zone, Panama Salvador tprints,
&c) Nicaragua except East COAST, ANA
psla. Choluteca talso prints. &c. for Naea-
bne Tegucigalpa and Iusca RAM In Hondu-
Gas Cauca and Narino Departments Of Co
1ombia. Ecuador. Peru texcep iquitosl, 10,
litia and Chill (other parts of Honduras and
letter mail for Salvador >, via Cristobal.
Callao, Mollendo. africa, Iquique. Antofa-
sSa-sia and Valparaiso, str Santa Ana, AN.
Bermuda. via Hamilton, str Fort Hamilton.
z 80 AM
4 South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and Par
aguay, via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and Bue-
nos Aires, str Huron. AN.
Porto Rico, Curacao, Venezuela, st. Thorn
as and st. Crolx. via San Juan. Curacao.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
DENIES TOWBOATMEN
ARE PLANNING STRIKE
National Secretary Says Con-
ference rs Not Called.

PHuApELPHiA. March 2i.-Cnpt. IA. -.
Tenniswood. national secretary OF the
Masters. Mates and Pilots Association.
denied tonight that i conference had
been called by the association to discuss
plans for strike Of seagoing towboats
on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. hs said
a new agreement is being NJ gotiated with
tho tug owners and that pending it,
completion the men we're working under
tho old scale, which expired December
81. The negotiations he added were
progressing satisfactorily and there had
been no talk Of a strike
Capt. Tennswood further stated ihat
William a. Manner or new York who
said the waikout had been ordered has
mo connection with the Masters. Mates
land Pilots Associat ion.