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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
A NEW STAR.

Astronomers have discovered a
new star which is arousing unusual in
terest. It is known as the Nova Sag
itarii star or novac." Stars of this
kind burst suddenly into flame and
then fade away until they are in
visible to the eye. Sometimes they
can still be seen by powerful tele-
scopes, while again they disappear
entirely. During the past 400 years
twenty-four such stars have been dis
covered. Astronomers have many
theories to account for the sudden
disappearance to such stars, but they
them appear regularly at intervals of
centuries. There have been more of
still remain a mystery. Some of
them in the past thirty years, but this
is explained by the fact that more
powerful telescopes are in use and
more astronomers are constantly on
the lookout for them.-Boys' Life.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
PIEDMONT SCHOOL
Principal-R, A. Cunningham.
Teacher-Miss Flora Alley.

Principal-R, A. Cunningham.
Teacher-Miss Flora Alley.
Honor Roll.
LIST grade-TMartha Scroggins
Luda Mae Holcomb, Lorene Turner
Ernest Dobbs, Pauline Forster, Albert
Ballew and Gladys Cloer.
End grade-Edna Mcintyre, Jesse
Ingram, Howard Scroggins and Roy
Prince.
3rd grade-Arvle Dean, Hilton
Cloer, Frank Waldroup, Perry Bal
len, Jessie Turner, Nola Turner, Taft
Ledford,
4th grade-Ollie and Lucille Bal
lew, Mary Dobbs, Lila Prince, Hor-
ace Foster, D. Hopper, Fred Cunning
ham.
5th grade-Viola Mcintyre, Arnold
Cloer, Mae Turner and Lee Turner,
Taft Cunningham.
9th grade-Pettett Nicholson, Reu-
ben Ballew, Delma Cloer and Linnie
Turner.
7th grade-Bertha Hopper, Roy
Rogers.
Mr. Hugh Moore, school superinten-
dent and Mr.. E. o. McMahan, county
agent, visited our school last week.
both made impressive talks to the
girls and boys. Friday we cleaned
off the grounds again, using the rock
and other debris to fill the old well
near by.
Our attendance is holding up fine
despite the measles, farming, and
other ailments.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

49,
Cook, Pat Mayes, Milton Dobbins,
Charlotte Written.
End grade-Janette sWardlaw, Mary
Ruth Turner.
srd grade-Ruby Mcdaniel, Allie
Mae Written.
4th grade-Cecil Turner, Charley
Cook, Doyle Wardlaw, Fred Mayes,
Otelia Terry.
9Th grade-Nannie Mayes, Estelle
Turner, Era Turner, Maude Ferrell.
7th grade-Allen Mayes.
The average attendance was 81 this
week. Although our larger boys and
girls are having to work at home the
others are doing. fine and advancing
each day.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
MAcLAND SCHOOL.

Prineipal-Esther Warner.
Teacher-Francis Cantrell.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Paul Forester, Row
Barrett, Edwin Wilkins.
End grade-Francis Hopkins, Cliff
ton Forester, Nettie Star.
3rd grade = Raymon Hopkins,
Ernest Beaver, Hayne Forester,
Helen MARI, Louise Mitchell, Frances
Mitchell.
Attn grade-Louise Rakestraw, Mat
tie Ruth Forester, Blanche Grow,
Bessie Davis, Catherine Lackey, Ruby
wilkins, Herschel Hill, Olion Baldwin.
9TH grade-Helen Pittman.
9th grade-Ruby Mitchell.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
FAKE TAX COLLECTORS
WORKING THE PEOPLE.

The Internal Revenue Bureau in
Washington has sent out warning
that fake tax collectors are at work
in the country. Persons who APP
proach taxpayers with the state
ment that they have come to collect
income taxes are in every instance
frauds. The government requires the
Taxpayers to remit or bring taxes to
we'll known and established govern
ment revenue offices.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
COBB COUNTY FOLKS FIND
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS GOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Camp and DIR.
and Mrs. ]. D. Middlebrooks, of Pow
der Springs, have just returned from
months visit to various points in
Florida, and report most enjoyable
trip. Mr.. Camp says the paved roads
in Florida are the envy of all Geor-
gians who are accustomed to the "fair
weather only" roads through most
counties in this state and he wishes
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
cHALKER SCHOOL.
Principal-Luther Chalker.
Honor Roll.

End grade-Nolan Brimer.
Ord grade-Ruby Ray, Edward Null
key.
4th grade-Tinnie Rutherford,
Ruby Chalker, Myrtle Ellison.
9Th grade-Roy Green, Cecil Bri-
mer, Johnnie Brinkley.
9th grade-Elaine Gresham, Ruth
Brinkley, Leila Ray.
7th grade-Ruby Mulkey.
Our attendance has decreased, but
it still very good. / believe the pu-
pills are doing good work at present.
Our county agent, Mr.. McMahan
visited US this week and made an en-
teresting talk about club work.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

in party of visitors inspecting big
crate factory in cambridge, had her
cloak caught in the machinery and
was drawn into the big cogs, killing
her instantly. A man in the party
was also hurt in an attempt to rescue
her.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
MONDAY SCHOOL.
Principal-Paul Howard.
Honor Roll.

LIST grade-Jimmie lance, George
Woody, Mark Green.
Bird grade-Mary Rich, Guy How
ard, Marie Lance.
4th grade-Mary Alice Goodson,
Paul France.
9Th grade-Morris Beavers.
9th grade-Clyde Howardg Nina
Belle Green.
Our attendance is good with an
average of &c. We appreciated the
visit of Mr. Manhattan and the infor-
nation he gave US along his line of
work. Some Of the boys have joined
the club work, and we hope to see
them make good.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
Mt. HARMONY SCHOOL.

Principal-Mary Legg.
Honor Roll.
LIST grade-Newt. Buckner, Jack
Webb, and Charlie Dodgen.
End grade-Ruth Dodgen.
3rd grade-Eugene Moody, John
Burdetts, Ralph Buckner.
4th grade-Beatrice Stapp, Will
Keheley, George Webb, Eunice Argo,
Odus Burdetts.
9Th Frank Camp, Louise
Buckner, Eleanor Oliver.
9th grade-Howard Turner.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
POWDER SPRINGS SCHOOL

Principal. M. Phagan.
Teaehers-Agnes Rice, Bodie Scott
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Jodie. Landrufi, lizzie
Compton, Mildred Forester, Merle
Hilley. eN,e,
End grade-Paul Hilley, Roberta
Pate. Il (. & Z Il
3rd Harold Nelson, Grady
Lawler.
4th grade-George Pate, Ralph
Tinsley, Viola Hill, Gladys Hendricks,
Laura Bennett.
9Th 'grade-Mary Lee Maddox,
Wren Bennett, Clarence Davis.
9th grade-Clinton Hill, Carl Nc
Kenney, Flora Hill.
7th grade-Homer Moss, Maude
Leigh Aglesby. Ruby Petree.
9Th grade-Merle McTyre.
10th grade-Hattie Compton.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

dickens, Agnes Thackston, George
ThackstoE.
We have 54-on our roll and for the
past week have made an average of
43. The pupils are working hard at
their lessons and making good marks.
Miss Lola Mae Thackston was visi-
tor at our school during the week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
LOST MOUNTAIN.
Principal-Sam E. Scott.
Honor Roll.

Honor Roll.
1st grade-Lois Cantrell, Louise
Wade, George Scott, Hubert Robin
son.
End grade-Mae Pickens, Charley
Cantrell, Otis Ward, Emory Dunton.
3rd grade-Thomas Ward, Mae
Wilson, Margrett Billiard, Thomas
Sisk.
4th grade-Edwin Thackston, Oliver
Robinson, Stella Rogers.
9Th grade-Walter Cantrell.
9Th grade-Eva Rogers. William
Pickens.
7th grade-Lillie B.. Ward, Martha
Brooks.
9Th grade-Florine Pickens, Idell
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
$4,000

This teaches us that first-class
wife should be given at least as much
care and attention as an automobile.
journal of the American Medical
Association.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
DARLING BABY
BR|GHTENS HOME
children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

Altoona, Pa. -stI am writ
ing to tell you what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost at
birth. From one hour to nine
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
was born l took a dozen bot
ties of your Vegetable Com
pound, and | can say that it is
the greatest medicine on
earth, for this baby is now
four months old, and a
healthier baby you would not
want. / am sending you a
picture of her. Everybody
says THAT is a very healthy
looking baby You have my.
consent to show these few
lines to anybody. - Mrs.
c. W. BENZ l31 Bird Avenue,
Altoona, Pa. =: So. 49,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
that every Georgia voter could know
the great advantages of paved roads.
JUST HOW MUCH
is A WIFE WORTH?

A New York jury recently awarded
woman 10000 for the loss of a leg.
The latest court decisions, as assem-
bled by Case and Comment show the
value of woman, completely assem-
bled, as: .s..tsss-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
MILFORD SCHOOL
Principal-W. H. Barnes.
Teacher-Miss Eunice Vernon.

Sc\ACA A1oIllNC v NA lIOAs
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Harris Miller, Odelia
Norton, Carl Finley, Nettie Chaffin.
I'd grade-Mable Reed, Warren
Shaw, Roy Lee Harris, Charlie Nor
ton James Hicks.
3rd grade-Jno. A. Hicks, Earl
Anderson.
4th garde-Sam Westbrooks, HUI
bert Chaffin, Annie Davis, Arvie
Rodgers.
5th grade-Ena Dawda, Annie Lou
Westbrooks, Agnes lowe, Earnest
Jacobs.
9Th grade-Bertha Brizzell, Agnes
Shaw, Thomas Jacobs, Josie Garrett
Average attendance for the week
was 80.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
CONFER SCHOOL.
Principal-Coy Daniel.
Teacher-A. C. Moore, Jr.
Honor Roll.

Teacher-A. C. Moore, Jr.
Honor Roll
1st grade-Joe Morning, Ray Ruth
erford, Emmett Gieger.
End grade-Cecil Cantrell, Lola
Moore and Mary Belle Land.
3rd grade-Ottis Rakestraw, Jeff
Moore and Bell Rice.
4th grade-Roy See Still, Genie
Still, Harry Manning.
9Th grade-Alta Billiard, Wordie
Rice, Herman Rutherford. ..
9Th grade-Ruth Moon.
7th grade-Mourine Marian, Ruth
Land.
We have had a good school this
week, although some were out at work
and some We're sick, but we hope to
have all of them back with US soon.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

For the sserond time sin its short
existence the A. B. & A. Railroad
is in the hands of receiver, having
been forced into bankruptcy by in
sufficient receipts and demands of en-
ployes that war time scale of wages
De maintained. B. L. Bugg, who sue
cuessfully operated the road as re-
ceiver the first time was agin named.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

On last Saturday Mrs. F. X. VIII
liams, New Jersey woman, who was
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

The Marietta Journal $1.OO Per Year
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy Man ]

BELLEoRAM. NJ. Mareh a2--sai'ed sehr
BERMUDA. March S0-Saned, schrs III
ton. Norfolk; April !, Ada Mcintyre tsrla
In port April /, British strs American.
Plumleas and British Earl; coahoma Coun-
"; bark Taifun Csw), schr Gcrtynia
'GisT1; CIR HAYriEN, Marcn So-ssiied. sir
Lake Sebago. New York.
CfIAMPERIco, March 2s--saned, ST
Granite ststo, san FFseeisc9; = - PAN.
DIGBY, Ms. March So--Clesred, schr Rose
Anne Bellveau tBr). Bermuda r,.o,,-.
"a HavANA. March si-Arriyed. strs ehenab
(Br). Calcutta. &c; Black Arrow, bilpao'
Arrived 2Sth, Btrs Point Lonls, shNalhash ;
Goth. Monterey. New York
Sailed 30th. stfs DaneAolm tDanl' nrlpe
Fris!a Dutch). vela Cruz; Panuco, IAN ,'r
pico Lake zslisili. Matsnza5; cuo1hy
Tampico; Albaro (ttaD. Genoa -
LoUIsBURG. CD. March 3i-satieo, ar
J 4 Mckee lBL). HalifaS, ,.,..,a .o,,r
Marine CBr). Barbados (aad cleared Tor
MASziNuLo. March 2>-Arsiyss. ST
Poirt lrdiih, Ssn Francisco Tor baltimore
= ST : JOHN. Jo Il SB, April Arrived. str Car
pentaria (Br), London
Sailed Ist, strs Prctorisn tBr), Glasgow !
Scandinavian (BD Southampton ane AM
sag' 81 JOHNS. NJ. March 2s--Arg!ved, sohrs,
Norence SAWYER (Bri Gibraltar. lsoosi
mH9'n IL Bort e 2ss. a. sehr, pazae eBr) and Mar
jorie MeHaffey Orr Tor Bsrpados
sAl.INA Cruz, March 2s-Sailed, str
crisfou, San Pedro and san FRANCISCO
oiats.vs san francisco I'm tov q rug sea
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, APRIL A. 1921

gers ana mdse. Went to pler =. North
River.
Naples Cd. TO F'urness. Witty & Co. With
passengers and mdse Anchored in Quaran-
tire.
str oakwin. Hamburg March ard Nor
fox April 3. 70 the Kerr Steamship Co. Inc,
with nidse. Went 70 pier 4. Amy Base,
Brooklyn.
Str cardonis. Santos reb IS sad Flo ia
nneiro March 8, to the United States and
Brazil Steamship 60, win mdse. Went to
Nsw s.,. York FORK, Dock co,s pier ~ Broeklyn
Limon oSth and Havana s1st. to the United
Fruit GO, with t22 passengers. mails and
Str G Il Grove (Br), Tampico March -. 70
the Warner Qainan Co. with crude oil.
Went 10 Warner NJ.
mas e4th, HuInacao 26th and Naguabo 2sth,
to the Bull-Insulsr Line. with sugar. Went
e Arbnciie's Sugar Refinery. Brooklyn.
.1th and San Juan Soth. TO the New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Co, with 81 pas
sengers, mails and Indse. Went to New
str Mary Porto Plata March rs, Sanchez
lath. Macoris Goth. San Domingo City 2fst
Line. With susar. Went TO New YORK Doei
Cos pier 40. North River.
Str Limon. SAINTS Marta March IS. 70 the
United Fruit co, with fruit. Went 70 pier
Str Rosene-. DAN. alatanzss March 20,
10 tha Ne~ ori aga Cuba Mail steamship
firery Iuniers.
= Etr Walter u Munson, Matanzas March
Sl. 10 the Munson Steamship Line, with
sugar. Went 20 Warmers Sugar Refinery.
Edge water. Nj.
Str AIuneric (Bg). Matanzss March 6. 10
the Munson Steamship Line, with sugar.
Went 70 Warmers sugar Refinery. Edge
water, NJ.
Str Ashbee. Matanzss March 30. Anchored
Ia Quarantine.
Str Vague. Macoris March IS. to the Clyde
SteanlsEip Go, with sugar. Went TO foot OF
South 4th street, Brooklyn.
str Grove, Curacao March "a, TO the Carib-
bean Steamship Line. with rldse. Went TO
p!er 2. Empire Stores. Brooklyn.
str Evelyn, Sagua March 30 and Havana
Goth. 10 tho Oriental Navigation Go, with
sugar. Went 20 National Sugar Refinery.
lonkers.
str Fort Hamilton tBrl. Bermuda April .,
10 the Furne Bermuda Ltre, with 34S pas
sengsrs, mails and mdse Went 70 pier %,
North River.
Str Momus, New orleans March so. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went TO pier 40. North River.
Str Lake FsriStei. Tampa March 20. to
the Mallory Steamship Co with rndse. Went
to pier rs, North River
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON, April 4--Str City OF Berkeiey =,
Havana, whi be towed to New York oy Ell
Lake Ma rltila.n.
LONDON. April STR Tamil (Br), from
Wellington for San Francisco. has pat back
g, wellington with cargo OF ttrs: forehoid
tire damaged; wool, water damaged.
Str AtLoway. from Csbu for Liverpool and
Rotterdam, Is asalors in Balabso Straits. IN
lat y, ion 1i7 q: particulars VIII % sent
later
ST JOHNS. NE. April 4-Str Rosslina CBI1,
from New YORK for this port. reports having
picked up ecli- Gladys II Eolien (Srp. badly
The schooner left BURN over a month ago
for Martinique.
da.aeycc by ice. and Is towing her TO sarin.
Sealing str Diana, the first OF the flee. 20
return from the ANNA, hunt Off tie norta-
eslt coast of Newfoundland, arrived TO-
nlfht With 1000 pelts aboard: Her BOWS
were damaged by contact With ice floes,
waich he'd tho whole fleet prisoners for
sel e.al days. Ctr Eagle followed with ABOUT
lie same catch. Thc remainder OF the fleet
IS continuing the hurt.
So JOHN, NIB, April l--Sofr Frederick II
tBrl, from 81 George, NIB. for Scrna.s.
~. aSgolnd yesterday she war leaving
tie haroor Of St George; yesaea was floa1 q
after dls1nargirz part OF csrSo o. pulp;
part o. shoe sn6 soreSoot IL gone and sew
era. piRrks started.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE VIC
Kootansl. oopenn aEen "

tsgl. Rouen Kootsnsi. copenh aseu VA
NsT YORK.
Sailed Al. ostue ships South Carolina,
CElebTa: Michigan, do
Passed out Delaware BreaisNHter III. = .lQ
Fai, stTv iarsry, Turks IRi1Ad Sfh ca5 m0at
Dol, for Now York: Rochester. phila ph!s
for Texas C!ty.-Wno sW. 8 mics haEs
smooth saa.
PORTLAND. Nc. Aprl 8. $50 rA -
rived str Merryvnount, Bo~or.
PROVIDENCE. RI, April s.Arrved. strs
Harvester. TamDieo; New YORK. Port AZ
thur: Briton, Newport News.
SAN FRANCISCO, ca! Apfl 2-srgivea,
strs Cordslia tSrl. Pors Loocs san JOSE.
Gssstonal; 3D. motor Maufnee, 40.
Arrived Ath, sirs Wslnsmo fBl. sydney
III DORADO, New Orleans
Sailed "a. strs fowsn, New Yor5 and Bos
ton: Ecuador, Hong Kong royoaashi Maul
(Jap) from kobs. Sc, fng New YoYS
MatlAicocK. Baton Rouge. Sd, Wiloolo, Ha-
vana. &C.
Sailed 9Th. strs Montebello, Balboa Il L
Lucksnba ch, New York.
SEATTLE, wash. April SArrived, STR
"sSs tTS,y.a 1sGn ga Aassha sfr ratsuno Nsrp t,D,
Orient.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

T1NDRHPE. April S--Arrived, str savois
J;al. PenSacoia for Genoa.
IfENrStS, AorA I--Arrtvse slrs CROSS
Keys. 1aooals Melville Dollar (Br] Now
NcrlS Va Tacoma
ToRREvIGJA, March 26-ssued ST. Gyp
TN. Halifax.
TYNE. A2lil 2-Saileo, str Lskonis (Bf)
FcTflsrd, Ne.
VANCOUVER, nc Aprll 4-Arrlyed. str
StstssrrAn (Brl, San Francisco.
VENEZUELA. March soSsiled. str Pa
cii!co, San Francisco via Puerto CaDelto.
UlaD. Galveston via Pensacola
VIGo, Apri, 2-Arf!ved, str Rousslion CIR,
New York for Hsv-e.
YOKOHAMA. March 3i-Arrigcc. str Aul-
pua New Tors
Arrived sist, stis Tokushirns Mara fJsp)
seattle; April y. Montague. Portland, ~:
Pelsus (Hr), New XorS. West CarInonis,
San Francisco,
Sailed LIST. str Colombia tfrom Hong Kong
and SharynaD. San FranciEco.
Sa1ed March %, str ftomasan haTu jap
San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

The ccrrsctee reading ot the pagomsies
freducec 20 SEA lsyel) a. New YorE or Mon
esy. Apni !, 1921, a. AZ, as reported By
The United Slater Wezsss. BuEsau, war
This closely app. .oxiTnates seven hundred and
sevenfy-two and one-tenth f1e.p rai.lime-
or near the ports of New York ard Brooklyn
car acvartageotsiy use the above official
Oats for observing whetnsr their own ba-
or adjsat hlert.
wind Al sandy Hook. Pa. sw. % miles
clear. choppy sea
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Bound East
CLEARED.

[Fton u. S. Naval Communlca alton service. !
Str Gothiand fBslg). Jensen. Hamourx.
riesu and Danrig via Hsiifax--internstionsl
Mercantile Nar.ns Co.
Sir Pipassone coun.y, Smart, Rotterdam
CosnaoDoiitsn Shipping Go.
Str Chicago tkf), Rollin. Havre-Compag-
MIA Generate Trsnsa'laulique.
sir orontes tHr). Hawks. Naples, pirasus.
sc. VIA PAiladeipliia-t.rnaru Steerisi'p CO.
Str Kazernbe tSr). Buihe'ey. pirsers, sh-
lorica, &c. Via PhAadslphia-Sor Lilly
4 60
sir slxsoia. Low, Kingston. crlstooai. &c
I fited Frnis 90.
SIR Ainslia. 6iabr.elsen Kinssiou. JsAt-
ls,.sic Fruit Go.
ST. Spes (NoD. si4nonsen, Port Spain,
C.arupa1io. 6o-Csriboern Steamship Co.
Str Fort Hamilton (flrl, McKsnzis. Ham
ilson, Befrluds-F'ugnesr, WITTY Co.
Str Comanc1e. Iifranlt Charleston anu
Jacksonviie--clyds Steamship Co.
str Jefferson, Horsiey. TorTolk--od DO
mlnion TTauspofatlon Co.
Str Washington Maru tJap,. Fojiwars,
1.orto.t--.Suynki Co.
Str City od Srarts [gr}, Aorison ssroni
Cnlcutla). Phiiadtlphii-E lEeh, Edye Co
SCR tler EoEenaes tNor). Olsen phila-
dsluii.a-Munson Steamship 5aae
str Delaware, Allen, scston---Eastern
StsRmShip Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

Str John VSo-Sh;nE. oa. Baton Rouge. An
chored In Quarantine.
Str I.sks Fillroore, Bruins wick. Ga. An
chore6 In Quarantine
e.r Eastern Pilot. Norfolk April 3. to the
Oriental Nav!gat.on Co, In ballast. Went
10 piss 10, Clifton, 81.
Str Georsesnna Wseuss. Baltimore. 70 The
Helshaw Steamship Co, with mdss. Anchored
Off Rod Hook.
Tug Bsrstow. with bsrsss
Tug Lennpe, with hnrges
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Rocna,nbeau (Fr), Hsvrs for New York.
is expected 10 arrive IN Quarantine
Wednesday morning.
Str Kroonlzld. Antwerp, &c. for Nav York.
Is arpectsd 10 dock ar pier 81. North
River, Tuesday afternoon.
STR Csnnan.a fBr), Liverpool FOR New York,
is expected 10 arrive ~ Halifax Tuesday
aftsrnooa and at New York Thursday.
Str Algeria fBr), Glasgow fo- New York.
is expected 70 dock at pior "a, North River.
wednesday atternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Transatlantic Mails.

Transatlantic Mails.
TUEspAy. APRn. 5.
stE ohicago. g 80 AM Csup $50 AND.
s.1stn and L..snSurs ssSss,s,ly rs ,ns uas. az.
ceeso. @ q 8 SalssSiss; AT ssrnms. - Az,
p as: {: q: sss;ssa% .r '1G ssss
bach. An.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 8.
Europe. Atrtcs and West Asia, via Cher-
u Italy M ssa ore ars.e. ssso v.a 2ap,ss .ns Petra.;
aiso sar6ei post rnsf1s for Greece. str Presi-
oaseT oeqmans ms0a and polsnd %. wa Bremen and
Dsnsis; also parcss post mails COR GsrnlAny.
Austria. czecl.o-slovakla. Euxa.y. sw.ta-
e~iand and Poland, str 6uscrehanns. j A..
THURSDAY. APRIL :.
Europ. Africa and wexs Asia va Cns-'
psrosl post naf.a .oI Great Rrlta.n. ireland,
Esarcs ans otasr Countries. str Maasetania'
s,rmany, VIA Hamburg: a.so parcel posi-
riaD- ior oerIna,y, Austria. C<ecao-s sIoVa-
d.sroIl e. uG5ssS * So Al saa sTiizsf'nd ''f A'ua'
NcY.wsy to:ner countries =. via Chris, Ian
aa Gr;s.Es eas c.p'Hesssa ,ss and siap bs ss
r.s:k, ST Unitca States. u Aat cup IL ;se
Mails FOR South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY, APRIL :.
Jamaica snd Colombia, aaospt Csuos and
Nariao departments Canal Ecra 1ad Paaa-
ma y. via Kingston. Crtstoba., Csrtageaa,
savsnilia and Santa Marta. s'r siSzola.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL. c.
North Brazil. Iquitos. Pe-narnouco, Para-
hyps Natal, Bahia aud SarEipe tother parts
o- Brazil y, via Para, Pernamouco, Bahia,
Santos and Santa Fe So Glenaffric J. NJ
Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador (prints,
&o, Nicaragua (except cast COAST. ANA
p,ta Cnoluleca (also prints &c, for Ma
caome, TegucisaIpa and Yuscsran) IN Hon
dura.. Cauca and Narino Departments Of Co
IonYbia Ecuador, Peru (exceps lquitos). Boz
liysa ard Chile Cothsr parts of Honduras and
lStSsr mail for Salvador -. via Cristooal,
5slan Molendo, africa, Iquque, Antoia-
sus,a and valparaiso, str santa Elisa, $3.50
AN
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Bermuda. via Hamilton, str Fort Hsmii-
soun H.a via Rs Jssrd .veo
osmpans and Rosario. str Socrates, $50
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
rs.aguay, vie Rio Jsne,ro. Montsvideo and
Ssanos Aires, str Aeolus. AM:
se:as ssds and e sn. Heen . dssass ns.d slss.d
+ TURKS island. Monte chr!sti. sarnana and
ssnener !oshsr & PARTS o. Dominica sn2s., Se2ao-
Puerto Plata. Ssinana. sanci;ez. La Roma na
Esn PEDRO do Macorls: san Domingo City
md Asua. ST. rosto, $3.50 AM.
rusrto PLATA ana San Pedro de Maccris,
ctr yasue, 1920 AN
THURSDAY. APRIL 7
yucatan and Campeehe tCubs and other
parts of Mexico -. via Havana, 2roSreso,
Vera Cruz and Tamp,co. str Esperanza'
$3.50 AN.
Transpacific Mails.
close at New York al 8 PM az fellows
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. Stvs.t, setie-
ments snd specially addressed man ror
French 1uoo-China snmstrs. British lno!s
and Ceylop, via San Francisco. str Granite
Japan. corsa sne China especially. ad-
dr2ztsd only, via Seattle. ST. west ison,
fiawaii. via san Francisco. str wihelinina. !.
hastralis. via Seattle. s:r West Mahvss.
April s. .
Hawaii and specially addressed mali for
japan. Cores and China, via Saa FRANCISCO
st: korsa AsTT. April -
Iaqan. Corea, Chias. His+ria. French 1ndo-
china, Netherlands East lndies ;esccpt Su-
lnstra) and Phipp,ne Islands. via Vancou-
YER ana Victoria. 81. sir Emprsss OF Japan
April a.
Tahiti. Mnraacsas cook lsaEds, New Zea-
iard and specially atsiease6 mail for Aus
trslia. >is san Francisco. str faniti' April
IL.
.,i.,st De specially addressed Tor this
steamer.
YParcel nos+ mails ana specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates Moukden
March H. Kobe tftii, Toxic and Yokohalna
18TH which arrived per str Tatsuao Maru,
were despatched east from Seattle on April
. and are due In New York on 7he morning
OF Thursday, April I.
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