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Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
 By (. ". Luric Common Errors in English and How to Avoid Them
OFTEN" AS AN ADJECTIVE.

TN AN advertisement published re- \ gently in a New York newspaper, he writer spoke of "the often elabO. rateness of the dress seen in some groups of men, The use of the word often" in this manner Is incorrect i; the dictionaries mention it, but they call such use archaic" which means outworn, or antiquated. Often" is an adverb or modifier of verb, and means "on frequent or numerous oc- Gasions; many a time; frequently" Standard Dictionary). It should not be used as an adjective. or a modifier of a noun, as in the phrase quoted. For 'often," as used there, substitute frequent" the only adjective that may be used correctly In this sense
 In this connection 1t may be we'll to note that the word ''often" is ire quently-perhaps even generally mispronounced. The "t" should not be sounded; the correct pronunciation is not often" but "ofn."
 (Copyright.)
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
HUNTER-MOSLEY

The cozy surburban home of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hunter was the scene of pretty Christmas wedding on Monday, December 27, when they gave their daughter, Anna Estelle, to be the bride of James George Mosley, of Rison.
 The parlors, decorated in Christi mas greens and bells, made fitting setting for the bridal scene and the bride, always charming in her blonde beauty, was doubly so when clad in a going away, suit of ocean blue duvetyn with brown hat, boots and gloves, clasping lovely shower boquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley, plighted her troth to the manly groom. The ceremony was eloquently and impressively said by the Rev. MT. Leslie, pastor of the A. R. P. Church, using the beautiful ring service.
 Miss Bonnie Glenn McClerkin, clad in brown satin with hat, boots and gloves to match, played the wedding march in her mastery stlye.
 The bride, one of Monticello's fair est daughters, is a teacher in the Rison schools and the groom, son of Judge Woodson Mosley, of Rison, is real estate man and abstracter, one of Cleveland county's rising young men.
 4 fer recniuircc tho cn1, cr1.n in ms
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06

Mir. and Mrs. James Mosley re- turned Friday from brief honey moon trip, and are at home at the w l.. Moody residence.
 < x X
 Miss Chloe Calaway returned to her home in Bearden Monday after visit with her brother, J. C. Gala way and family.
 x X *
 T. J. Thornton of New Gascony and Miss Emma Mum of Pine Bluff were the guests of the Misses Mosley here last week.
 X X <
 Scott Hamilton visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hamilton here a few days last week. Scott is at tending the State University at Fay etteville.
 X Dr. J. II. Mccain returned Monday from Kansas City where he spent the holidays with Mrs. Mccain and while there he took a special post graduate course in dentistry.
 x x
 Miss Eleanor Chowning left Mon- day ior Henderson-Brown College where she is teaching and Miss Ar motine returned oher work at For dyce.
 * < <
 Mrs. B. F. Ashcraft and son return ed to their home in Pine Bluff Sat urday after spending the holidays with Mrs. Ashcraft's father, MT. Rhodes at Slaves.
 < *
 W. E. Edwards, who for several years has been employed in the l. E, Moore general merchandise store here has accepted position with :. M. Barrett Company in Sherrill md will begin his work there Satur- lay. MT. Edwards will not move his 'amily until after the closing of the chool.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that We will apply to the next Legislature of the State of Arkansas which con- venes on Monday, the 10th day of January, 1921 for Bill to be intro duced to amend Act No. 630, passed by the 1919 Legislature, providing for the election of Road Commission CTS of Cleveland County, Arkansas. Said bill to amend said act shall pro- vide that the County Judge of Cleve- land County, Arkansas, shall be au- thorized to appoint said Road Com- missioners as their term of office ex- pires.
 (Signde) HENRY ROGERS, At J. E. ENGLAND, ct al.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
NOTICE OF LOCAL BILL

Notice is hereby given that there will be a bill introduced at the next session Of the Arkansas Legislature which convenes on the 10th day of January, 1921 to repeal Act No. 630 of the Acts of the Arkansas Legisla- ture of 1919 This is what is known as the new road law of Cleveland County creatining Township Road Districts with Township Road Com missioners and for other purposes.
 This January 3rd, 1921.
 MARTIN L. WILSON. ct al.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Rison, Ark, Dec. 10th, 1920. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Rison, Rison, Ark, will be held at it's offices on Tuesday, Jahuary 1tth, 1920, be- tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and i o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors and for the transaction of any other bus ines that may come before the meet ing.
 J. ". ELROD, Cashier
 BANK OF BISON.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
NOTICE OF LOCAL BILL

Notice is hereby given that we will apply to the next Legislature of the State of Arkansas, which convenes on Monday, the 10th day of Jan uary, 1921, for passage of bill to authorize the Board of Directors of Rison Special District to borrow money to pay off the present out standing bonds and for other purpo- ses.
 This January 3rd, 1921.
 J. M. MAY, President
 Jno. T. HASKINS, Sec.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06

and best wishes of the relatives and friends who had witnessed the mar riage of the happy pair, MT. and Mrs. Mosley departed on the 9 o'clock train for short visit to Little Rock and Memphis and on their return will be at home at Rison where they will reside.
 The bridal couple were the re- cipients of many beautiful and use- ful gifts, given by their friends who wish them happy voyage on the sea of life.
 The out of town guests for the wedding were Misses Mosley and MT. Mosley of Rison, MT. Brice Hunter of Pine Bluff, and MT. and Mrs. Paul Hunter and Paul, Jr., oi Dermott.-- Advance Monticellonian.e
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
ONLY ONE NEW OFFICER IN.
 STALLED

Judge N. A. Mckinney, who took his oath as County Judge Saturday morning was the only new officer to be sworn in for this county County Clerk, E. L. McLendon, administer ed the oath of office.
 Jno. E. Smith, Sheriff and Collec. tor, E. L. McLendon, County ant Circuit Clerk, J. NJ. May, Treasure, were installed for their second terms
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR
 BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Rachel Fore delifhtfully en- tertained on Thursday evening, De- cember 30th with miscellaneous shower, complinenting Miss Reba Overton, bride-elect.
 Games were enjoyed throughout the evening after which many beau tiful and serviceable gifts were pre- sented to the honoree.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06

Heroine corrects bfliousness, indi- gestion and constipation. It is fine herbal medicine that drives out inn purities and restoresi healthy condi- tions in the system. Price, COG. Sold by Boggs Drug Co. Ad
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
PUBLIC NdrIcE

The tax payers of Raad Improve ment District Number FoAur of Cleve- land County, Arkansas, afsaa hereby notified that there will be a~oetition presented at@the next LegislatufS which convenes Monday, the Tenth day of January, 1921, asking the Legislature to repeal Act. No. 618.
 (Signed) G. A. BRANDON.
 J. J. ROGERS,
 J. L. O'BRYAN.
 M. D. THOMPSON. 4. Dec 30.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06

To drive out worms that are eat ing away the strength and vitality of your child, use Whites Cream Yer mifuge. It expels the worms without injury to the child Price 35c. Sold by Boggs Drug Go. Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
...ss @*s. .4.

AuStuSSS ViSlIOT laSI Nech.
 < < Rev. J. J. Colson of Kingsland was here one day last week.
 x x c. L. Garner was business visi- tor to Pine Bluff Tuesday.
 * < X Miss Pearl Greenlees resumed her sehooI at Faith Monday.
 x x Sam Bussey was up from Harper township Saturday.
 < < (. K. Elliott was called to Hen dasea, Ky, last week on account of the death of his mother.
 x * X Miss Eva Moore returned to Hugo, Oklahoma Sunday after spending the holidays with home folks.
 x X < Mir. and Mrs. Walter Barnett of Oak Grove, Arkansas visited friends here this week.
 0 Dr. and Mrs. A. A Hughes and children visited Judge Woodson Mos ley and family here last week.
 * * X Juo. Darlington was a business yis- itor here from Saline ,wnship last Thursday,
  Wylie Mosley visited his sister, Mrs. A. A. Hughes, at New Gascony last week.
 x Miss Mattie Adams is visiting her brother, Lester Adams, in Pine Bluff
 * J. w. Elrod was business visitor to the Jefferson county metropolis Thursday.
 Joe Tolson and Miss Willie Tolson left Thursday afternoon for visit to relatives at Tarry. ". A. Fore has moved form the Moore cottage on Mann street to the Tate farm north of town.
 * X X Miss Ophie Hamilton returned Sunday from visit with Miss Edna Asheraft at Annover
 x X x x.Ir 1,,I E Reid were shopping in Pine Bluff Tuesday.
 Guy Sadler and Olin Chambers re- turned to Henderson-Brown College this week.
 Misses Ruby Mckinney, Rachel Fore, and Marguerite McMurtrey re- turned to Ouachita College Monday Miss Sue McMurtrey returned to Palmyra Saturday where she isl teaching school.
 Mrs. Acel Estrada Barham of Star City was the guest of Mrs. Herman Toler at Mrs. Reid's last week
 * < x Mrs. c. C. Bussey and daughter, Miss Hallett and Miss Frances Sad Ter visited friends in Pine Bluff Sat urday and Sunday.
 < < < Miss Elsie and Hilliard Word of Millville spent the holidays here as the guests of relatives, MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Word.
 Miss Catherine Stanfield has re- turned from Hot Springs where she spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Riley
 < Mr. and Mrs. E. M Fucker re- turned Thursday afternoon from a holiday visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. McGehee, at New Edmburg.
 x X x D. E. Boggs returned to his home at Lake Dick Thursday after an ex- tended visit with his children at this place.
 < < * Mir. and Mrs. Paul Duska were down from Pine Bluff to spend the | holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Billy Mitchell of Toledo.
 < < x Miss Pauline Colson was here last Thursday afternoon for visit With her friends. She was accompanied by Miss Allene Rogers.
 x x Mrs. Clifton Hunter and children returned to her home in Little Rock Friday after visit with her parents,
 l,
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06
WARNING ORDER

In Justice of the Peace Court of
 Cleveland County. Ark. w. E. Galloway. Plaintiff,
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-06

Dewitt G. Johnson, Defendant. The Defendant, Dewitt c. Johnson is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of the Plaintiff, W, F. Gallo way.
 Jan. ,, 1921.
 R. E. HARRISON, J. P.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
SAILED.

strs Andalusia (sw). Tamplco: Nordamer-
ika tDan). Charleston: knight Companion
tBr), Manila; Stephen r Jones, Beaumont;
Munsomo, MatanzaS and Cienfuegos; Matin-
icock. Texas City; Tordenskjold (Nor). Ham
burg.
Sailed 10TH s,rs Kinkasan Maru tJap,,
Yokohama; st Jean (E'r), Dunkirk via Balti-
more.
Sailed 10th. strs Carmania (Br), for Liver
pool; Mohawk, Jacksonville: Philadelphia,
Curacao; Orduna tBr), Hamburg; Mexican
Boston: Giuseppe Verdi UtaD. Naples and
Genoa: Maine tBr): London; Dixiano. do;
Santos and Rio Janeiro; Harold Walker
Tampico; Brynhild DAM. Gibara via Nor
folk Dakotan, Hamburg: Georgeanna
Wccrns, Baltimore: Matinicock. Texas City
MUNRO, Galveston: Lake Stirling. Richmond
Lake Fariston, Port au Prince. &c; City OF
Lahore (Br). Port Said and Calcutta New
York. Port Arthur; Eastern King. Cork and
Belfast.
schr wilbert S Bartlett. Charleston and
Savannah.
The corrected rea ding OF the barometer (re-
duced to sea leveD at New York on Sunday,
Sept H. 1921, at s AM reported by the
United States Weather Bureau, was thirty
and seven hundredths (S0.0D inches This
closely approximatee seven hundred and six
ty-three and cight-tenths (163.8 millimeters.
Captains OF all vessels now lying In or near
the ports of New York and Brooklyn can ad-
vantageousy uso the above official data for
observing whether their own ba rometers re-
auiro any considerable correction or adjust
ment
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM, S. IS miles;
cloudy: smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
IIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

Nelson 6l5 sw Drenton Reef 10th.
Sile s5 u Honolulu . Pm 9th.
ootmersum 80 S San Diego Pm 9th.
Ontario off Barnegat fith.
orfnes 40 y Guantanamo 9th.
Sthe 82 Z Cape Henry lo,h.
Paraguay % y Jupiter 10th.
Paul II Har"ood 30 > Jupiter 10Th
pl,ennsyivania lS4 Hattsras 10Th;
lorto Rico = ) Scotland L 8 PM 10th.
pulwico $40 scotland L Y 10th.
Relief 4.5 $ Scotland l. 10Th.
Roanoke e SE Sand Key 9th.
= Hunt ~ 3 Charleston 10th.
) NJ spauldiay 3l3 SW Nantucket 10th.
Sagadahoc 3,314 w San Pedro PM 9th.
sagua os3 S Cape i1enlopen 10th.
Sen Pablo f25 Nantucket 10th.
santa Elisa 49s SW Balboa 10Th
seattle seiTi; 20 L. Nsvass sx Island ,s 9th
sonosna I.ssa s Honolulu s PM eth.
steel yoyager loy7 w San Pedro PM 9th.
sulshne 127 SSW Hattcras 10th.
suruga 1856 w Balboa 10th.
Ssiitarrow l05 sW Ha:eras 10th.
I'cloa S5i ESE Ambrose 10th.
Thomas IL Wheeler "a y Hatteras 10th.
IucAanucls i7G from Ambrose i1th.
Trrrialba $40 Ambrose 10th.
Ventura 1.l54 from San Francisco 8 PM eth.
Vis,9rio Emmanueie III ssE Barnegat .
" u Irish III sw Tortusas 9th.
Waikiki 10 Ne HatteraG 11th.
waiter a Luckenbach $40 San Pedro
Wellington Oug) 20 Cape Lookout 10th.
Westward Ho 3i4 s San Pedro PM 9th.
West Camak 300 San Pedro PM 9th
West Cayote 1.659 w Columbia River 8 PM
9th.
West Cobalt passed Cape Henry 11th.
West Haven 567 San Pedro Pm 9th.
West Jessup 720 w Cape Flattery pm Sth.
West Keats 1910 w Columbia River PM
9th
West Queeche 4O5 NE Cape Henry 18th.
West Totant 125 L Cape Henry ifth.
Wheaton lat ~ 40, Ion 45 05 9Th.
Winnebago (Br) 45 Hatteras 10th.
Yankee Arrow 100 WNW Tortugas 9th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
ST. LAWRENCE CANAL
PROJECT ATTACKED
f. II. Outerbridge Sees At
tempt to Develop Water
Power Rights.

The project for the canalization OF the
~. Lawrence River ia sponsored by in
fcrests seeking water power rights. In
the opinion OF u. N. Outerbridge. chair
man Of tho Port OF New York Authority
Board. In letter 90 Darwin r. Kings
lsy. president OF the Chamber OF Com
fnerce. made public yesterday. The ship
canal features Of the plan. Mr. Outer
bridge declared. were p:t In merely 10
attract support IN the middle West.
Mr. Outcrbridge criticised severely the
recent report of engineers on the sub.
Ject. which. he said. failed 10 take
into consideration that channels and
harbOrs on the great lakes. now only
twenty feet deep would have to be
deepened 10 thirty feet TO take care OF
ocean steamers. That would cost be-
tween hair billion and a billion dol
lars additional. he said.
Furthermore" he added. 'ff ocean
steamships Of 10000 or 10000 tons were
- attempt 90 navigate tho canal where
the prism In some OF the sections Is
narrow. I do not believe that n thirty
foot depth would be sufficient because
of the well known effect Of displacement
Aad suction In narrow prisms.
The engineers report IL so drawn as
20 give the impression 20 the casual
reader that s252.00o.o00 viii cover the
total cost of the operation. but the canal
would be absolutely useless unless lake
channels and ports were deepened."
Mr.. Outcrbrldge says II is not project
for which private enterprise has dis
played any willingness 10 furnish capital,
and concludes private interests have not
sufficient faith In the returns to be had
from H.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
ARRIVED.

Str Celtic (Br). Liverpool Sept . and
Queenstown. Sd, to the White. Star Line,
cteerage passenger. malls and mdse. Went
10 pier 0s, North River.
:. Str Old North State. London and Boulogne
Sept l. 10 the United States Lines. with "a
pas5engcrs. mails and mdse. Went 20 pier
"a, North River.
Str saxonia (Br. London Aug 80. Cher
Steamship Co. Ltd, with 3s5 cabin and 260
stoeragc passengers. malls and mdse. Went
TO pier 81. North River.
Str La Bourdonnais (rr,. Havre Aug 81, 10
the Compagne Generate Transatlantiaue.
with 1i9 second cabin and 40 eteerage pas
River.
Str Roscric (Br). Lclth via phia deiphia.
20 Funch. Edye & %. with mdse. Went 10
' Str p Beilepllas. Mefs!Ee iSe" Aug ~. Palermo
18th and Malaga 25fh. to u y Mallory d
CO. with mdse. Went to pier 3. Army Base,
str winfrIcd tBr). Calcutta June u. Mad
res sith. Alden July Fl. Port Said 9iet. Alex
sosh sa and AcS oTsn ssa 70 the Kern
Company, with mdse. Anchored off Bay
Ridge.
NJ II Tracy a Co. in ballast. Went to pier
Is, North River.
x Str Hincklsy. Hamburg Aug rs, TO tho
Oriental NaviRation Co, in ballast. Went
10 pier 10. Clifton. 81.
STR Maiacca Maru tJap). Calcutta July
Z. Colombo ,-:s gI'h Port su Said Aug Js and
n.
with g passengers and nidsa. Went 10 pier
20, Clifton, ST.
Str Edward Luckenbach. San Francisco
via Philadelphia and Boston. TO tho Lucken-
bach Steamship Co, with mdsc. Went to
foot OF 3Jth street. Brooklyn.
str Kentuckiar, eavonn Aug a. to tho
Knisfey Steamship Line, In ballast. An
ohored off Staplcton. ST.
Str Pastores, Crlstobal AUG 80. Port r.lmon
Sept and Havana Sth. to tho United
Fruit Co, with 1iG passengers. malls and
mdse. Went 10 pier 10. East River.
Str Yucatan, Tampico Sept ]. Vera Cruz
3D. Progreso Sd aud Havana Tth, TO tho New
passengers, mails and mdsc. Went TO New
York Dock Co.'S pier f6 Brooklyn.
sengcrs and mdse.
str vesta. Sabine. 20 the Standard OIL Co
Of New York. With crude oil. Went 10
rgayonne. M.
STR San Lorenzo. Mayasuez. Ponce and san
Juan. 20 the New York and Porto Rico
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPT. II, 1927

Steamship Co. with passengers and mdse.
Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Thomas II Wheeler, Texas City.
Str Lenape. Jacksonville and Charleston,
TO the Clyde steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 81, North River.
Str Lake Farlstoil. Mobile. to the Mallory
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to pier 3S.
North River.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk. to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse. Went to pier
20. North River.
Str Daneholm tDan). Norfolk. to the Nun
son Steamship Line. Went to Robins's dry
dock. Brooklyn.
Str Panuco. Philadelphia. to the New York
and Cuba Mall Steamship Co. Went to New
York Dock Cos pier 10. Brooklyn.
Str 4 Luckenbach, Philadelphia, 10 the
Luckenbach Steamship Co. Went to foot OF
S5th street. Brooklyn.
Str zulia. Philadelphia. TO Bliss. Dallett &
Go. Went to New York Dock Cos pier II ,
Brooklyn.
Str Fiorldinn. Philadelphia. TO the United
American Lines. Went to pier Q, Bush
Docks, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
By United States Naval Commun nj
cation Service.

tpistances given ia miles: position NJ noon
unless otherwise specisfed.1
A I. Kent lat ~ 81, Ion 20 IS 10th,
Agawar 40 NE Hntteras 10Th.
Ag,visun 52 w sand Key 9th.
Agwiworid $50 NE Hatteras 10Th.
Alabama II = Jupiter 9th.
Alloway 30I w Honolulu IN 9th.
Amelia rs s Winter Quarter ioth.
Artigas .oo5 San Francisco PM 9th.
Aryan ~ y Sand Key 9th
Asquam 9a3 ENE Cape Henry 10Th.
Atlantic Sun Jos Sw Hatteras 10Th.
Buford lat p %, Ion Isl 81 8 PM sth.
Bylayl 20 sE Bernegat iith.
Calgarolite $50 S5W Hatteras 10th.
Calinbasns $50 " San Salvador 9th.
Cannnova 1s7 Cape Henlopen 10Th.
cantigny LAT ~ 40. Ion 02 IL 10th.
Cape OrieEal 100 North Head Pm sth.
csrrlio l ,o7o Ambrose 9th.
Charles y Ha-'yood 220 y Jupiter 10th.
Chickasaw - 1. by Cape Henry iith.
chinampn 20 gw Hntteras 10th.
City Of Columbus 4T sw Gay Head iith.
Colorado Color do springs lat u Il 20. Ion 81 5, ,,h.
> O scofisid is $ san francisco 8 PM 9th
Delight e5i w cape ris,,ery 4 PM 9th.
Delco n45 San Pedro pN 9th.
nxiana 1853 y Ambrose ffth.
Dorchester : ssw Flve Faihom Bank 10Th
Eastern Elng l22 p Ambrose iith.
Ecuador d4s - aen sn,,s rrsnsi,sS % ~, Pm e'h
Eidriego i,55o w Seattle 9 I'M 9th.
El LaCo is NE Jupiter ioth.
FL Loco f,b30 snn Frnncisco I'm bth.
II E,msper, mgrsT "a Ss + Npa,eT Nspn,ucks, 10Th.
Enterprise 1907 from San Francisco . I'm
9th.
Espar.a f.1s7 8 Boston 10Th.
EVELYN so Scotland T. v i0fh.
r ID Aschc 20 ssE Nsntucke. i0th.
Frank q Drum i,2ol y Honolulu pM sth
Gioueestsr sS r'r 1ss NME Ne wIn:sr % q ouar,sr iiih.
Golden state sTG w Honolulu 3 IN 9th.
yrccian IA NE winter Quarter 18th.
Cuif OF Mexico ~ q rTa.tcras 10Th.
Cuitcosst 10 w Sand Key 9th.
CuIfoti IL W Sand Key 9Th.
(;nlfatreain "A w snnd Key 9TH.
n G Folger &c " rinttcras i0th.
Henry Grove :iaf 3 Barnern. 10Th.
Hudson aJ from Dover nth.
Ingold 3t2 II cano Henry 10th.
Jaiapa 172 g Columbia River TM 9th.
Jeptha 2,034 8 san Pedro PM 9th.
Jonancv IA sw shinnecoek 1ith.
Julia LucSonbnch 212 from Balboa TN
10th.
Junialn : sE Cape Henry 10th.
Iake Elsmere paused Charleston 10th.
Lake Fernando 42n s. Scotland j. v 10Th.
Las Vegas 1903 w Columbia River 8 Pm
9th.
I;iRon,cr 10 " Sand Key eth; 49,,
MARCUS Passed Overfalls PM 10th.
Masca 100 N Jupiter 10Th
Maui $40 II Honolulu nth.
Mineoia 90 " Cane San Antonio 9th
Moerdyk lat 81 81. Ion iij 20 9 PM 9th.
Montague 2ai w Portland. Q, Pm sth.
Mount Vernon Bridge iso Ne Cape Henry
10th.
Munaibro sw Cape Charles nth.
Nantucket Q Il Montauk 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
Dangers to Navigation.
fReported % the HydroEra phic Office

fReportsd 20 the Hydrographic office.l
Sept q, lat % OF. lon rs o9, a watcriogged
llfcboat the name of which was apparently
freshly painted out with black paint
Aug Q. lat 81 30. Ion 90 a.. a red can buoy.
apparently bell buoy. but bell not working
Aug 10. lat 81 30. lon 40 as, n spar about
~ feet long and . feet In diameter. covered
with marine growth.
Aug s1-Largs borEs were reported IN the
following positions; Lat 70 45. Ion 80 90;
lat " ~. Ion 81 20; Int 80 ~. Ion 81 80. and
lat SO ~. Ion 81 ~.
Sept. Large bcrss were reported in the
following positions: Lat ~ Si lon ~ 32
lat III -, Ion - 20; lat - A. lon "a 70
lat 81 70, Ion 55 o., and lat II ~, Ion % 10.
Sept Q. lat 40 o. Ion 10 os. q medium sized
berg.
Sep, .. lat 4s OF. lon - 81. berg rbou, 60
feet high.
Sept 2. lat 40 5s. lon rs ~. n spar project
ine about 10 feet out of water.
Aug 20. lat 80 ~. isn ~ ~, n large berg
several bergs entering Belle Isle Straits.
Aug 90. fst ~ 40, Ion ~ ~, a berg about
o. feet hieh and small GROWER.
Sept I. lat 80 30. Ion ~ SO. large berg.
The New York herald., 1921-09-12
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str La Tourainc (Fr). Havre for New
York. IS expected TO dock Mt pier 81, North
River. Monday forenoon.
Str Leopoldina (Braz), Havre for New
York. u expected to. dock at pier 81. North
River. Monday morning.
Army transport Cantigny. Antwerp for New
York. is expected to arrive Monday.
Str Minnekahda. Hamburg for New York,
Is expected 20 dock at pier 81. North River,
Monday forenoon.
Str Kroonland. Antwerp. &C. for New York.
is expected 70 dock at pier 81. North River,
Monday forenoon.