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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Farmer Jenkins brought his new
.flivver into town one day and left II
In the public square.
Hey, there, yelled the traffic COP,
you can't park your car here"
What you got thai sign UP for,
then? Don't is say Fine for Parking
Automobiles
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

A lunch counter in q railroad sta
ton is Kept by veteran baker. A
spnghtly Young traveller complained
OF one OF his pies the other day. The
old man became angry Young man, .
he said, severity, Il made pies before
you were born
Yes" responded the traveller II
imagine this must be one Of them
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

rs Mr.. Blobbs IN ?" asked the brisk
stranger
HISS out at lunch" said a clerk.
"Ah! VIII he return within an
hour?"
'why--er-h went out with his
new stenographer, sir.
"Umph! DO you expect him back to-
ay?'-Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

During one of the aviation meets a
young woman went througha the han
CARS and after asking the usual fool
ish questions that aviators have to
answer during a. tour Of inspection,
she wanted to know: But what II
your engine stops In the air-what
happens? Can't you come DOWN
That's exactly the trouble re-
sponded the willing guide There are
now three men up in the air in France
with their engines stopped. They
can't get down and are starving to
ath."-Argonaut
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
Restaurant HumOr

Here, waiter!" said the rude man
I'm tile cafe: tell the orchestra 70
play Carmen while eat this beef
steak"
/ Yes, SIR. Might inquire Why"
II want TO hear the Toreador song
] feel like bull fighter."--London
Opinion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Diner-Here waiter, take this
chicken away: it's tough as a
paving stone,
waiter-Mebbe it's Plymouth
Rock, sir.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

CUSTOMER Look here How long
must | wait for the half portion ~
duck ! ordered?
Waitcr-Till some one orders the
other half. We can't go out and Kill
half duck.--I.one Scout
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
Hot Air vs.. Fresh Air

When profiteering Is the rage
And prices will MOI fall
The greatest boon for every age,
Fresh air, is free to all Farm Life
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

J Earl Hof and Ionic Rcbecca Lam
bert. both OF New windsor, were mHr-
'od ~ the home OF Elder triah Blk
Ter. West Main street. last evening
lt o'clock
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Father-TRis ,thrashins I'm going
TO give you win hurt me more than It
will you, Johnny.
Youthful offender--Well, don't be
too rough on yourself, pop. ! amt
worth it.--Legion Weekly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

How're you making out at the
opera house?"
I'VE turned em away last night
"G'wan."
'lFact: l6 OF EN-. Manager said II
was no use burnin' gas for a 80
house. Lone Scout
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
~ THE ORPHANS COURT or car.
ROLL COUNTY.
February Tenn, 1921,
Estats Of William Reete. deceased

On application, Il is ordered. this let day q
March. ig2i that the sale Of Real Estate Of
NJ n an Reese late 81 Carroll county, aefeasedi
made 81 jain J. Reese. aufviyipg EXECUTORS q
hi ast viii ard Testamsnt Of taid deceased. ard
this ay reported 60 this Court ~ the sad sursiy.
n kENecntor. be ratified and conlrfaed unless
IL Monday. atb DAY IL April nexts provided a
copy ~ this order be Inserted for thrive successive
weeks Ia some news paper printed anu ppbhshed
in Carroll cnunty bgfore the sth dpnday, 1sth
day OF March next
The report states the amount Of sale to
he As AZ 90
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

First Lunch Hound Well, jim.
howsa boy? Just had plate OF OK
tail soup and feel bully.
Second Counter Fiend Nothing -
it. I just had a plate OF hash and feel
like everything Legion Weekly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
THOMAS y. HAYNES.
i WEBSTER, EfikuGii.
JOHN X. MILLER
Inhgea.

True Copy. Test
WILLIAM AHrlIUH.
Register of wills for Carroll county.
ma 49,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
MEyEINNEYEYsyEEEEyE EEyEEEGEEEXENEsSEZE
A Letter To The Public F.!
WESTMINSTER, MD, MARCH 4, 1927
Good Morning, Ncighbor !
How abonl repair parts for yonr innIcmcnt.l

about repair parts for your implements
you win pows harrows for field work We con
slider this as an important part service you for
stock many dollars small parts waiting your needs
but may happen that the you want til" one we must obtain
from the factory.
All United States the implement dealers will make
caI effort the week February 1927 obtain repair part orders
showing thcr interest keeping best possible
pair implements the farm.
cooperation will make possible for both Of to be happy
you get stuck and help call and win send
TO help you get the right parts.
say that every indication points TO good
demand 1921 products bur know that you will
hold your expense this year repairing machines when
possible you will money will feel that have properly
served you.
We have bought and stocked for
faction to both pf
Tell us your troubles, we help you.
Yours very truly
THE FARM P0WERCo
Herbert G. Matthias, G NJ
p Snow altogether Lets Boost that Hospital get
ourselves repaired when need it,
II. G Matthias
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Jack Higgins was more than half
an hour trying TO persuade me to
name the day
did you give wayg'
Yves. was afraid the chair would
II | didn't boston Transcript.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
~ MEaonIam

IL aa4 tut ia4.tF retBssutfanen 81 no dear per
,bts u aisa YhEHnR. " ~ 8.ti Faafasfy g
.g1s aiia John z. ipRbHr sko 4 "a JglE q 1912
Gene bBs sat fufEattsn,
rher dadrhtsf. Arnsnda.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

Actress Did they call you before
the curtain?
Actor-Call me? They dared me.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

"a sad hat iotiHW usmabbmnc ~ iny
,lpsf n4utb,r EynuufH NJ Myers, Who died
twu EtHgs ago March q. ipi4
Tho nanih IL Marrh, AHalu D. here.
10 nlg the saduesi ~ tho year
Hcfause 1850 ywrs NE to-day
SIS dear mother pups,d away
What grief apd pain She sWHcrcH herr.
Nnut ~ as VIII cgct Know.
Fut Jesus iunk her huue with hia,
Whetr 10 ieHrs VIII ever Hos,
IIrt hna{ hands drr folded
Her toll 80 earth b dnue
Her truuliite 8w ai cNurd
Her iienftaii} rrawH shr won
By her dauebter Mrs iarob Frork.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

n loving remembrance ~ Uuf traF stafff Oad.n
a fasseH. tees fhrfinRrti sh0 Departed tbs iife
coo yeas are march ]. ipsQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

PORT SAID. April s-str Madden (DD
from Batavia).
SANTOS, April Str Northern Star
Cfrom Buenos Ayres)
HONG KONG. April Str Egremont
Castle (Rr).
PASSAGES April 4-Str West Caddoa.
CHR1sTIANIA. April Str Hellig Olav
(Dan).
GLASGOW. April Str Columbia (Br).
LIVERPOOL, April Str Huronian
LoNpoN April a-~stra Mesaba lnp;
PnRNAMBUCO. April Str Justin (Br).
HONG KONG, April Str Kandahar
(Br).
ANTWERP, April s--str Brindilla
HAMBURG, April 6-Strs Mongolia; Ha-
waian.
Arrivals from New York
CHRISTIANSAND. April Str Oscar
Via Newport News; TO- Beigic OBJ
VENICE. March 2o--Str Vesuvio G).
HAMBURG, April 5--Strs Livingston
Roe; Oregonian.
ROTTERDAM. April s--str Western
Glen.
BAHIA. April Str Byron OBJ.
THAMESHAVEN, April Str Lacka
wanna Valley.
MANILA April Str Kasenga (Br)-
ln FORT frr f Sadanv April Str KaFimata
u L.G5;N DC April Str Montauk
LYTTELTON, April Str Ieitrim (Br).
via Norfolk.
sHANGIAI. April s-strs Geddington
Court (Br), via Norfolk; Melville Dollar
(Br). via San Francisco.
GIBRALTAR, April 11--Str Silene (Fr),
sAvONA April Str Liguria (swcd),
for Piraeus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

peting countries. To-day the burden is
crushing, and in spite OF the enormous
increases in railway rates. which have
already added most seriously to costs
of production, the railways are rum
ming at substantial loss.
"Condtions abroad are even more
menacing than conditions at home.
There has been widespread break
down in the machinery of exchange,
which has gravely jeopardized our
trade relations with all the important
markets Of the world. The exchange
position is also seriously intensfying
the competition which our industric s
are meeting from many Continental
countries, notably Germany, where the
level of wages, measured in the value
of British currency, is far lower than
that ruling in Great Britain"
"Thesc are some, though not all, of
the obstacles to trade recovery, and
it will clearly require much patience
and possibly involve widespread pr-
walton before they are overcome"
The federation maintains that the
British government can relieve the
situation by reducing the general level
of taxation, which is stated to be still
proportionately heavier in Great brit
ain than in any competing country.
1t is urged that the income tax be
reduced and the restoration of indus
trial activity be considered as Of para
mount national Importance, even tax
ing precedence of the liquidation of
debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

pipestonc County asa f Ambrose Apr 10.
piainheld 1e NE Fowcy Apr 10.
polariuc l2O sW Hat,eras Apr H.
Princeton $50 /; Tanpico Apr Q.
Rayo is $ Cape Lookout Apr H.
Robert NJ Thompson 2S2 Z Nantucke
Ro eK PARK go Boston Apr TO-
5 g r Nodd 500 n Cristohal Apr ..
S NJ spaulding $40 Sc Barbados Apr s.
samuel l. Fuller 1l5 s Scotland Apr II.
San Bias 6ls \ Port Timon Apr TO-
san Bruno 647 s Jupiter Apr 10.
san Jeronmo IS w Arenas Bay APR Q.
san Jose 2sl S San Francisco PM Apr 10
San Mateo 245 N Cristobal Apr 10.
santa Elisa 1885 8 Scotland " Apr 10.
Santa Eulalia lat 80 "a lon 73 So APT H.
Schodack 1903 Honolulu PM Apr 10.
senator sos S san francisco Apr o
Sharon 2ls Mobile Apr 10;
Sonoma 2679 S Honolulu PM Apr 2.
st Johns County 500 Ambrose Apr II.
Sucrosa $50 NNE Port Lobos Apr 8.
Sudbury 1880 w Bishops Light Apr 10.
Sunshine 1917 w Hatteras Apr II.
Susouehanna 0l3 Il Ambrose Apr 10.
Tanaha 80 f Sand Key Apr H..
Tanamo 2o3 Hatteras Apr ~.
Vcnany lat 46 "a Ion 81 81 Apr 10.
Texas 80 f Sand Key Apr II.
Topila 257 Galveston APT Q.
Transportation As Fire Island APT II.
Trinidadian ESQ f Tampico APT To-
Tulsa $40 E Ambrose S AM Apr H.
Tydeus $40 from Honolulu Pm Apr o.
Ulysses 446 S Cape Henry Apr 10.
Ventura 1857 S san Francisco PM Apr 9
w c Teagle 244 SW South Pass Apr TO-
w RHEIMS 80 w Sand Key Apr 8.
Walter d Munson 7sS S Ambrose APR o.
Walter Hardcastle 220 S Galveston Apr 2
West Conob 237 w San Francisco Pm
Apr 10.
West lsleta 722 Los Angeles PM Apr 10
West Kader $40 from Columbia River
PM Apr 8.
West Keats 7ls W North Head s PM Apr 9
West Kedron LILO San Pedro Pm
Apr TO-
Western Light lat 40 90 lon IS % Apr 10
William II Doheny $50 f Barbados Apr S
Winston Salem 7l3 +, Ambrose APT 10.
Winyah 1875 Honolulu PM Apr 10.
Zoppet SO w Key West Apr 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

,v BALTIM l April v. l yar,i str str'
Vile (Nor), Port Morant; Point Lobos
san Francisco via Havana. Jacksonville
and Philadelphia, Alexandra tDan). Co
Middlesex. savannah; Western Maid. Nor
folk. Sailed: Strs Toloso. Manchester
Middlesex, Portland, Me; Standard. Tam
Tihis (Sp). Queenstown via Savannah.
boston. April 1l--Arrived: strs Stan,
more (3r), Liverpool via st Johns and
Halifax Rhode Island (Br), Philadelphia
for London Nantahala. South American
ports via Bahia and st Thomas: Arizonan
Pacific Coast ports Via New York; Glouces-
ter Baltimore and Norfolk: Gothia (Swed)
Port Tarafa San GIL (Br), Port Iimoni
Lake 1lsmere. jacksonville and Charles
ton Uhree latter 10th). Sailed. 10th: Strs
Keresan, Hamburg via Philadelphia and
Baltimore; Everett Norfolk
cHARLESToN, 5 c; April ll-Arriyed
sonVi!le
GALvEsToN. Tex, Apr 11-Arrived: str'
pico; Franklin Lane. Tampico; Angelic
Bondi 40, Genoa; Ubbergen (DD. Glen
fuesos Sailed; Strss Porte Ia Plumas. At
West lmboden, Liverpool
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April 11-Ar
rived str Juniata. Baltimore: Sailed
str Mohawk, New York; yacht Eagle, New
MOBILE, Ala. April 11-Arrived: Str.
Phtvice CFr), Havre: Cliffwood, Leith
Lake Elmont. New York and Tampa
kaweah, New Orleans; Pequot. New Or
leans: schr f. a. Sabean (Br). Pensacola
NORFOLK, April l1-Arrived: strs
gland; Norfolk, BOSTON; Watsness (Br)
Baltimore; Taiho Maru (Jap), New York
Keeling (Br), New York; Chenab (Br)
Havana; Suveric (Br), New York; Harvey
II Brown Boston; Arlington, New Eng
land; Union City (Br), Barry; Valdura
NEwPoRT NEWS, April 11-Arrived
strs Mar Eojo (sp). Galveston; Cardiff
Hail OBJ. Palmore; Lucerna (Br). New
castle; Glenaffric CBr). New York Sailed
Strs SttNhen r Jones. st Vincent, c |
Western Maid, Baltimore; Luccrna (Br)
New Orleans; Mar Rojo (Sp). Copenhagen
PHILADELPHIA, April 1l-Arrived
Strs Evergla Cienfuegos: Lake Eli
thorpe, Matanzas; Essex. Boston; Sun Port
Arthur Sailed Str Edward Luckenbach
Los Angeles and San Francisco via New
Sailed Str Inland (from supposed Nor-
folk), Boston. In harbor; Str Georgeanna
Weems. Baltimore (for New York;
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, April l--Sailed
Strs Radiant Tampco: H NJ Guffey. Balti-
more; Reaper, New Orleans: Currier. Tam
pico
PORT EADs, La. April 11-Arrived: strs
pool; Atenas. Crstohal: Baldbutte Mex
leo; Choluteca (Hondl. Port Cortez: Chest
nut Hin, Mexico: Daneholm CDan). Cuba
Darlington Court (Br). Tampa: Excelsior
Havana; Jamaica, Kingston; Mevania, Port
Lobos; Mundelta. Mobile: Sagua (Brl
Sagua Upo Mendi (Sp). Bermuda. Sailed
strs Appalachee (Br), Manchester: Ka-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY

w e THAI, electrical engineer of ma
flne propulsion for the Westinghouse Flee
nc and Manufacturing Company. will lee
ss,re AT $50 O'Clock tonight on Electric
Ship Propulsion" before the Marine En-
Sineers Beneficial Association at Is
nitehali Street. Representatives of steam
invited "
- special warning against icebergs re-
portea yesterday only thirty miles from
s"r track of westhound Transatlantic
II, smsnips Into New York. was issued by
snv 0ntee States photographic Office.
n'.iipS were advised to shift tracks sixty
IN, RI IA DELPHIA. April 1I-Tug NJ A
hNnsPp >An). which sank at her pier. has
neir ieiAed and towed TO Camden for re-
,ra. 80 DE JANEIRO April s--The con-
ro "v. between the French ana Brazilian
ine aeii M expired March 81. The for
Fen INeh informed German vessels seizsS Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postofflce
Station, New York at p m. follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Corea Maru. April IA.
Japan. Corea; China. Siberia. French Indo-
china, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine lelands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. steam
ship Empress OF Japan. April H.
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad !
dressed only), via Seattle. steamship
Africa Maru April IA.
Hawaii. via san Francisco, steamship Mat
sonia, April is.
Japan. Corea. Siberia and specially ad-
dressed mail FOR China. via Seattle.
steamship Fushlina Maru April H.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea ed China. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Siberia Maru April II.
Hswa,i. va , san Francisco. steamship
Japan, Corea; China, Siberia, French Indo-
china, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. STEAMSHIP
Empress Of Asia, April 90.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand ana Australia, Via San Fran.
cisco. steamship Tahiti. April a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
New Ship Lines to Brazil
Several Additional Services
With Eurnne Established

A number of new shipping services
have been established in the Brazilian
shipping trade
The Bahia agency Of the Hamburg
South American Line has announced
the resumption of q direct freight and
third class passenger service between
Hamburg and Brazilian ports. The Nor
wegian South American Line has
opened a new service between Scandi-
navan and Brazilian ports, and the
Sota y Aznsr Navigation Company of
bilbao, has started operating to Bahia,
and will maintain monthly service in
each direction between Germany. Hol-
land, Belgium, Spain and Brazilian and
Argentine ports.
line to the Mediterranean, with
Bahia as port of call. has been opened
ny the Societe Generate de Transports
Mari'imes Vapeur, which will load
a. Bahia for Dakar, Oran, Algiers and
Marseil}eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Foreign Trade Notes

Germany exported to Switzerland dur
ing 1920 twice as many astronomical,
scodetic and mathematical instruments
Of precision as in 1918.
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the
Belgian Chamber has approved the
measure authorizing the levy of so
per cent tax on German goods sold in
Belgium
Merchandise intended for the Peru
Wan Centennial Industrial Exhibition
will be granted free entry at Peruvian
ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Reports by Wireless
From the Z. S. Naval Commu.
1icatiOn Station

distance IS given in miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specfed.1
A>A Dougherty 95 y Tampco Apr s.
Abercos $40 w Columbia River Pm
Apr g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Germans Get
Old Ships Back
From England
Hansa Line Charters Two
of Its Former Vessels
Which We're Surrendered
Under the Peace Treaty
Parliament Action Urged
British Say Teuton Marine
viii Compete keenly for
Trade of the World Soon

For some time past British ship
owners have been sending vessels to
Germany for repairs, because of the
greatly cheaper cost there than at
home or in other Continental coun-
tries, coupled with the difficulties re-
sulting from the strike of British ship
yard joiners. Now, however, British
owners Of former German steamers
taken over under the terms of the
peace treaty are chartering the yes
seis 10 their cid owners.
One case reported is that of two
large steamers formerly employed in
the service of the Hansa Line of Ger.
many which have been chartered to
the line by the purchaser, who is UNI
defstood TO be connected with the
Brock Steamship Company. of Guern-
sey.
The vessels are probably intended
to assist in the reesta shment of the
services Of the Hansa Line. which be
fore the war traded largely between
Germany and India" says The London
Times 1T is considered that the mat
ter is one for the attention of Parlia-
ment.'
Germany Keen Competitor
At is clear that keen competition is
now to be expected from German ship
ping companies in world trade" says
another British paper. Forthcoming
sailings are being announced of new
steamers Of the Deutsche Australische
Dampschifs Gesellschaft between Ham
burg ana Rotterdam and Dutch East
Indies points via the Suez Canal
Arrangements are also being made
for the transport of cargo at through
rates 10 various parts in the Dutch
East Indian Archipelago by the steam
ers Of the Koninklijke Paketvaart
Maatschappij. The Kosmos and Rol-
and steamship companies also are an
nouncug regular monthly sailngs. be-
ginning II April. between Germany and
the ports OF the west coast of South
America This was trade in which
the German lines had extensive rami-
fcations before the war The Hansa
Line is also actively endeavoring to
Ieestablish its pre-war services be
tween Europe and India and is an
nouncing regular monthly sailings
from Antwerp
Dutch Cut British Rates
British advices state that some stir
has been caused among South African
merchants by an offer Of the Holland
South Africa Line to carry general car
go from the United Kingdom to South
Africa at substantially lower rates
than have been quoted by the direct
British lines.
The Dutch company is said to be
prepared to accept cargo in London,
Liverpool or other British ports, carry it
to Holland and there transship it into
its own vessels for South Africa There
already is in existence an agreemenut
by which the British lines agree to
charge British merchants 20 shillings
ton less by any vessels sailing one
week before or after the Dutch vessels
in respect of similar cargo carried by
the latter. 1t seems likely that the
new Dutch offer viii bring to 81 heaC
the question of general reduction in
the rates of the British steamers. which
has been under consideration for some
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
English Regard
Trade Situation
AS Fight for Life
Federation of Industries, in
Appeal to Lloyd George,
Says Relations With Other
Nations Are Jeopardized

To-day British industry is fighting
for it's life, and the next twelve months
may be the most critical in its his
tory" says statement addressed to
Premier Lloyd George by the British
Federation of Industries recently
cat home we are faced with a coal
situation of unprecedented gravity.
The cost of coal in this country is
already above that ruling in any other
coal producing country, and we have
been threatened with an increase in
prices or the danger Of many pits
closing down. Industry views both
alternatives with dismay.
"The position with regard to trans
port is no less serious. Before the
war the per ton mile cost of railway
transport in this country was substan-
TALLY higher than that ruling in COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

= str Comns. New Orleans April 6: TO the
Sp9 ps Pacific Co. with pass and mdse
str Maraval (Rr) Dcmcrara March a.
Grenada April 3: to Turncss Witty CO.
WIN pass mails and mdse; Pier %, Bklyn
sur Eemiand tpu1. Amsterdam. March
20 to Funch. Edge & Co. with mdse
Pier 3. Bush Docks. B'klyn.
, Str Foloa tBr), cristohal March 80 Port
iainon April 4. Cristobal April {, to the
United Fruit Co. with pass. malls and
SIR Joseph ] Cuneo (NoN. Tansmo
fruit. Pier l. \ r.
= str occtdcn,al Lobos. April 3; to the
Str Montserrat (span). vera cruz April
= havana April s; to the Compania
n mica, with pass. mails and mdse
Str sherman. Antotagasta March "a,
Cristohai April .; to the sherman steam
snip CO Inc with mdse; Pier II. B'klyn.
Aprn 2 Fajardo 4. to the Bull Insular
Linz with sugar: Federal Refinery, Yon-
Str Fort Hamilton (Rr). bermuda April
3. to the Furness- Bermuda Line. with pass.
mails and mdse, Pier 95. r.
ST. Coamo. Ponce. April p Mavaguez 3.
Steamship CO. with pass. mails and mdse
Str Poly biua. Rotterdam March 2s. to
the Black Diamond Steamship Co, with
mdse # goth st. tkiyn.
str Beigravia. Gro. Malaga March "a to
the Oriental Navigation Co, With mdse
Pier II Clifton. : l.
str Hellas (Nor), Porto Colombo March
81, Carta gena April L. Kingston 4. to the
Caribbean Steamship Line with mdse ,
Pier 3, Empire stores. Bklvn.
Str Annetta. Kingston; anchored or
Quarantine.
Str Robert NJ Maersk Uan) Baltimore
April .; =, anchored of QusrantIne.
anchored off Quarantine.
Str Ruth CAMP, Searsport. Me. April g.
TO A n Bull & Co. in ballast: Morse's
d D. Bklyn.
str Zacapa (Am). Kingston April 5. to
United Fruit Co.. with pass. mails and
Str NJ F Elliott (Am). Jamaica City
April 2, to Robert L Hague & Co, with
oil: Pier 6. Constable Hook. J.
Str Moline tAm). New Orleans April s.
to United states Shipping Board; 1T s5th
st. u klyn.
str George Washington (Am); Boston
April q. to United States Mall Line
Tietien & Lang's u n. Hoboken, n j.
United States steamship Ellis. Newport
April 10. to United states Navy; Pier T.
Navy Yard lIyn.
str Bilbao. Rosario; anchored off Quar-
antiDe
Str Santa Eulalia. Matanzas April G;
anchored off Quarantine.