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Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
N.iLIEN-BiRKSDALE.

<. F. Nalley and Miss Pearl RarkS- dale were married Saturday afternoon at the home of Rev. C. r. Walters.
 Mir and Mrs. NalIey left immediate k on I. 45 train and spent the day and night in Gurdon. returning last night,
 Mir Nalley iS the proprietor of the Prescott Steam Laundry. and recently moved here from Commerce. Texas. He k il thrifty, steady business mhn staying day and night with his husi- Jess To give the people of Prescott the best service possible Although our with him is short, we can say that he k q good citizen and wants to see Prescott grow and prosper.
 The bride, Mrs. Nalley, is the daugh fer of the late Ri BarkSdalc. She was born and reared in the lower part of the county near Bluff City She comes from one of the best families of the county and is liked by all who know her. She is cousin of Mrs Emma O'Hollerand. All their friends join us in wishing them long and prosperous married life
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
PLANTER KILLS
 YOUNG WOMAN
WEALTHY TENNESSEEAN SHOOTS GIRL, THEN CUTS HER
 THROAT

Memphis. Tenn, May 15.-Miss Bil- lie Moore was shot and killed late to- day hy John NJ. Morris wealthy plant CT living near Collierville. Il Memphis suburb. Morris. after shooting Miss Moore four times. slashed her throat with a pocket knife as she lay dying in the yard of the Morris home. according ro witnesses. Morris then attempted to commit suicide by cutting his own throat. and is in a critical condition in hospital here.
 Miss Moore was killed at dinner given by Morris to celebrate supposed reconciliation with the young woman. and also in observance of the of the first birthday of Billie. Morris littl" son Two sisters of Miss Moore also were present Before the dinner. Miss Moore iS said to have told her sisters that Morris had threatened her ilfe' and was insanely jealous of her
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
MAN STABBED TO DEATH.

Detlueen. May 15.=Walker PrseSt last night hy Fred Deshazo, aged 19. Priest and DeshaZo are said to have been on mfriendly terms for some time When the two met about lo o'clock last night thc older man k al- ieged to have attacked DeshaZa. The latter hrriedly opened his snife. spec tatorS say. and SlaShcd Priest severing an artery Priest lived but 20 minutes
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
IN APPEAL FOR
 STORM SUFFERERS

\ second appeal to the citizens. ciNze and business organizations of Arkan- saS to contribute Si5.0o0 for use in sup pIementing permanent relief and re= mobilization of sufferers from the tor nado which struck southwestern Ark anSaS. April l5 was officially made hY Governor Thomas C. McRae.
 While all emergency needs for storm victims have been taken care of by lo- cal subscription and by the Red Cross. which has appropriated T large sum from it's national contingent fund for this purpose. the Governor sets forth in his call. "ir is nevertheless clearly apparent that additional funds are ur= gently needed to take care of on q coll Scrvative basis. the larger work of re= construction and rehabilitation.
 Due to financial and crop cond Y tionS mos of the farmers and res dents of the storm areas were in no eondi= ton to meet an added burden and now with their homes and prope tg destroy ed their earning power k paralyzed and they are able to do little .oWard helping themselves The needed sum of $15o00 has been determined upon a~ most conservative amount to pHt these people en their feet. \ careful survey made by the American Red Cross. shows Total of 579 families who have lost homes or pe.>onal pron= crtv. of this amount, 4S7 families are living in Arkansas
 "There are many individuals and or ganizationS in Arkansas. who. l feel. will respond generously to an opportu- nity to assist their neighbor> in this distress and l now. therefore. open the channels for the contributions which will meet an urgent need. Each contri butor will he given an individual re ceipt by the American Red Cross and any requests Stipulating certain areas in which the money donated k to he used will he carefully followed ont
 All expenditures for relief and re- construction are based on ca reful con Sideration of the actual needs of each family. made by tue Red Cross disa,- ter workers in cooperation with local committees"
 Donations should be mailed to South western Division. Amer can Red Cross Disaster Relief Section Often hanSer Building. TeNarkana. Arkansas
 \ similar appeal is being made to cit izens of Texas for familjes living across the line
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
WHAT lOt WILL HEAR
 AT CHAUTAUQJ \

If ever there was q day'S program erammed full of the spectacular in nuts [ this k jt
 The Orchestral Entertainers and Her Gelt l Eea&e star on high hitting on all twelve, never letting up until the finish of a program you will vote perfect Leakc was with Al C. Fields N'nstrelS fer wears and then played the drums for Bohumi Kryl's Band He K undoubtedly one of the greatest drummcrs He plays everything that
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

Washington, D. C.. May f5.-Accord- ing to the census of 1920 there are 312 47S children to l3 years of age in the state of Arkansas and of this number 2j6 263 or S2.0 per cent were reported as attending school. In 1910 the percentage attending school was 7l.2 thus indicating q gratifying i'm pIoycment aS regards school attend amce between 1910 and 1920 Of the children II and IT. years of age in 1920, 710. per cent were attending school and of those 16 and 17 years of ag2 sos per cent
 of the white children to l3 years of age 79.3 pers cent were attending school in 1910 and S62 per cent in 1920. For colored children of the same age the percentage Ill the same inter val increased from CHS 10 69.o
 The percentage of children attending schools was considerably larger in the cities than ill the country districts the percentage for children i'll the urban population | to 13 years of age being 937 while in the rural population it was SO3. Irban" according tO the census definition includes all towns or cities of 2,500 population or more,
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
BILL TO AID
 CROP EXPORTS
SENATOR NORRIS TO ASK CREA- TION OF AGRICULTtR RAJ Fl
 NANCE CORPORATION.

Washington, May 1.-Senator Norris of Nebraska. will introduce tomorrow n bill to create an agricultural trade IT. nance corporation. with capital stock of & ,OO0. .Ooo to be furnished from the profits of the United States Grain Corporation.
 The purpose of the corporation would be to finance the sale of Amer1- can surplus crops abroad and is de signed to bring immediate relief to the farmers of the country.
 The corporation which would not cost the tax payers of the country q cent would be authorized to issue debenturies up to $500 OO0. .0OO and would make loans 10 farmers who would be reSuir. cd to purchase stock in the corporation in the amount of 10 per cent of the val ue of their export stock. the govern ment thus getting back it's money m vested in the corporation.
 Senator Norris estimates that there is now in the country q surplus of | 0oo. .o0o bales of coFton. 400ooo.00o bushels of corn and 230 .ooo,ooo bush els of oats.
 Nrooman of IllionoiS, assistant Secre- ta1y of agriculture, has been much in tereSted in the proposed bill and has assisted the senator in behalf of lis bill Gazette
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16

Fred Bennett civil engnecr of Pine Rluff. S here today attending to business Mr Bennett had the contract for the Blevins Pike.
 Olin Stccd of Iancburg. is in the city today.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16

goes with set of traps and does his limitations with his lips.
 He changes all your ideas of what one man can do at one time. Three artists, young ladies. aid Mr. Leake. SaNaphones. violin, clarionet. cornet. piona. mirambaphone. duos, trios and quartettes.
 This is one of the most versatile and capable musical companies in the coun- try. They give full concert in the afternoon and q prelude in the even- ing
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16

Carpenter will repair in 3 few days To Manhasset. where it was reported he will do most of his training in Se- eret.
 Georges will have one French boxer To assist him during the traning period and his manager Mons DeScamps VII no doubt engage several American hpavics to help out with the real hard work.
 And if the French champion K q faithful hard worker, when he faces the American champion he will he ill the pink
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Miss Callic Gathr'ght was dismissed from the Park San.larim yesterday
 Mr Wm Beauehamp If BleVins k re ceivins treatment at the Park Sanit Iium.
 Mrs. IL l.. Edge was dismissed Yes terday from the Park Santarium
 Mrs T. A. Bailey of Sutton, k re- ceivine treatment at the Park Sanita- rium
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
AT. TIE HOTELS

The Bratton-- T. (. Woudell St Louis l. E, Boswell, Little Rock Ruth G. Winch. St. Petersburg Fla. : Ruth Dawkins Washington. D. C. R. ]. People, Chicago. Ill; l. Harper, Birmingham Ala c, P Morris, Dean. eyville, Ark. H. A YanDuser. Nal yern | C. Green. Rierne; Billy Bean, Chicago; George l.. Keeder, Dallas Ed Boutte
 The New Park-Ruby Mendenhall- Hamburg ]. w Hendrickson, James vile. Wis Frank Lee, Oklahoma City.
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Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
THE CHILD WELFARE
 SPECIAL Is HERE.

The Child Welfare Special arrived Saturday night and was the subject of much conversation yesterday.
 Ii will be stationed in the courthouse yard. A room of the courthouse will he used for the rest and exhibit room Exam nations will begin tomorrow The nurse and secretary came with the Special and Dr Bradley will arrive to- night.
 The presence of the Special in our city k an honor and most of all an op portunity. II gives Us the opportuni- " to learn and know how to promote the health of the community hy aiding the children Let uS taSe advantage of this splendid opportunity and visit the Special one day this week
 Those near Prescott and especially the people of Blevins are urged to visit the Special while here
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
TENNIS TOURNEY TO-DAY.

Arkadelphia May l5-Tbe state eol= 1oge tennis tournament will open here tomorrow morning. with Henderson Brown and Ouachita of Philadelphia Each school will enter boah the singles and doubles.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-16
AIR COMPRESSOR INSTALLED

The Harrell Auto company has in stalled an automatic Air Compressor. It is conveniently placed and is ready for use day or night. This is some. thing new. Call and see it,
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Dangers to Navigation.

reported TO the Photographic Office.]
June a.. lat 81 %. lon - 80. newly
painted small red can buoy.
June rs. lat q IS. lon 81 48. part of ships
bottom.
June p, lat 40 20. Ion 81, heavy spar. pro-
1sctins about 8 feet out of water. apparently
attached to submerged wrsckase.
June 10. lat IS 80. lon 80 40. wreokase or
spar about 100 feet long, covered with ma
rine growth.
June 10. lat 20 06. Ion 70 81. a can buoy.
June %. lat 20 OF. lon 70 SO. a derelict
composite schooner on fire and burned to
waters edge. (What was probably the above
dsr;lict % vas g ai.o sighted on fire on June 2e
4s 1s Ss, ;st % ''' lon 70 As and lat as 's' 10"
June 8. lat 81 rs. lon so OF. red spar
about 30 feet long.
June 20. lat SO 4s. lon ss "a, capsized
derslict; appeared to have been In collision.
June ID. lat 81 IS. Ion 81 40. partly sub
merged wreckage. covered with marine
growth.
June IS. lat 40 "a, Ion 45 ~. three small
three srowiers; lat 4s SO, Ion Al 10, large
ieebers. about 100 feet high; lat 48 2s. Ion
Al 80. small berg. and lat As 2l. Ion Al 3e.
lat 4s e, lon as II. an Iceberg. about go
30; lat i Il lon Is 90. large I berg .sss aSoss
Ssrs, ss r. icn ts "a S o :s Sa;r 81 sns smrsr s
high: June 10. lat As 05. lon 40 O5 an Ice
Lergl June 20. lat 43. lon 20 10. berg. and
lat 48 Oo, lon 40 "a. berg.
The following radiogram was received from
the U 8 coast guard cutter Yamacraw: June
~, position. lat 43 43, Ion 81 Of sighted ice
bergs, lat 43 49, Ion 80 % and lat 43 AZ. lon
o. 20, Bergs reported In lat At 81. lon ~ 03 /;
lat 43 30. lon 81 65.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
CABLE REPORTS.

ANTWERP, June 2e-Arrived, strs wes
Ksbar. Portland. Me; 1880 AN. Nitoniar
Arrived 20th. str Hastings County (Br)
BXTBoA. June 27-Arrived. s,rs Baibo.
Sailed 27th, strs Derblay. Tacoma: William
Nottingham. Port Townsend: Alden Maru
SJap), Yokohama; rancred (Nor. San
BARCELONA, June 24--Arrived. str sylus
Victoria (Br. New York and Norfolk.
Sailed 23d. str Lackawanna Bridge. Gal
BARBADOS. June 24--sailed, strs Cana.
dian Beaver (Br). Trinidad: 25th, Canadian
BELFAST. June 2s-saied. str Afoundria
Mobile.
BERGEN. June 1s--Arrived. str Ranen-
u 'BREGHN IL GN 5ans Ras'4ssr, ssrArrived str chica
BuENos AIRES, June 27-Arrivod. strs
CAbiZ, June 2s-Arrived. str Antonio Lo-
PEG cAERlo lsRe New june 1sFs as-Arrvsd str. H.yo
Maru Dap. San Francisco; ouilpue tBr).
CARDIFF. June 24-sailed. str Canadian
cAsABLANcA. June 2s-Arrived. ctr
Bereby (BD. New York and Norfolk.
San Giorsio " dtaD, New York. '"'''
CHRIsTIANIA, June 25--Arrived. str Mas
Chester Valley, New York: Wabasha (Br)
DO; 2sth, Mopang, do.
CRISTOBAL, June 2T-Arrived, strs Ken
necott Baltimore; Cape Henry, Baltimore.
Arrived osth strs Navigator (Br), Carta.
sena; Santa Luisa. New York
Sailed 9Th. str Akmaar Dutch, Fall
mouth.
sailed 2sth. strs Matatua CBr). Newport
News etuyveeant Dutch. Limon.
DUBLIN, June 26--Sailed, str Western
King, Baltimore mot previously.
GENOA, June 24--Arrived, strs Caserta
(ltaD, Philadelphia and New York; San Ros-
sore CItaO, New York and Norfolk: 18th.
Calineris, New Orleans; Nankaj Maru (Jap)
GHEST. June 2s-sailed. str skipton cas-
tie (Br). Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR, June 2s-Passed. str Hugue-
not. New York for Bizerta.
Sailed Path. str Gcorsios Mandacas (Greek)
Hampton Roads.
GUAYACAN, June 2s-saned, str South
American (Br). Antofagasta and New York.
HALIFAX. June 2s, 6:i5 PM-Sslled. str
HAMBURG, June 24--salled. str Canadian
Mariner tBr), Montreal land arrived at Lon
don 26th).
HARBURG, June 2S-saned str schenec-
HAvANh, June 2s-Arrived. strs Yucatan.
New York; San Bias (Br), Boston: Kentucky
(r'r), New Orleans
Sailed 2sth. str Zeelandia Dutch. New
Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

with mdse Went to New York Dock Co.'S
str santa Marta. Cristobal June 10. Car
Marta Esd and Kingston 2Sth, TO the United
Fruit Co. with so passengers, mails and
sss .s %sn, to P } East GSsF
10 and Port au Prince 23d. to the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line. with % passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Went TO pier /,
Str Standard. Port Lobos June %. to Rob-
ert l. Hague, with crude oil. Anchored off
ss1HDsMdii Str Msndocino JNor). Tampico June 20. to
the Mexican Petroleum 90, with crude oil.
Went TO Carteret, NJ.
Str Munamar, Antiila June 20, to the Nun,
msse Went 70 pier 9. East River.
tional Sugar Refinery. Yonkers. NY.
bs str GUY Ss nsfnss fs5 Asr ,s o June w.5 81
Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville June 90 and
With passengers and mdse. Went to pier 81,
Str Argosy. wilmington, NC. June %. to
New York Dock Cos pier As. Brooklyn
9r jamestown. Norfolk. to the Old Do
n9lnscn Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to
Str Texas. Philadelphia. to the Texas Co.
IN ballast. Went to Robins'e dry dock. Erie
Basin, Brooklyn.
Str Wcet Tacook, Philadelphia. 10 the At
lantic Transport Line. with mdse. Went 20
pier go, North River.
Str Penza tRus). Chrome, M. to the Rus
sian Volunteer Fleet, In ballast. Anchored
off Stapleton, 81.
Str VIM Penn, Perth Amboy. NJ.
Str Missouri (Br), Boston June 81, 10 the
Atlantic Transport Line. with mdse in tran
sit to London. Went 10 pier 5s. North River.
Str Salem County. Fall River. Msss
9 Brazos, Yorktown, Va.
schr Jacob w Hook. owens Ferry. Ga.
schr Hoyt, Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON. Mas, June 2o-str Deranof, for
Hamburg. and the str sagua, from Tela
were in collision In fog at $3.50 AM to-day
In Broad Sound. off Firms Ledge the
saguas anchor tore away rails, woodwork
and corner of starboard aide OF Deranof's
bridge. Sagua had starboard pipe smashed
bow mooring head fractured and bow .baulh
plate cracked; the Deranof proceeded.
Motor houseboat Ada, owned by Allison
Armosr Of New York, was badly damaged
by an explosion to-day OF tank OF ethyl.
chloride, used in connection with her re-
frigerating plant; y s coast guard cutter
Manhattan took off her passengers and
towed her 10 DOCK where II was found her
engine room. upper deck and Interior had
heen practically wrecked: two sailors burned
ard taken to hospital.
Fishing schr Elmer r Gray. from Glouces-
ter, Inward bound, TO 1T out, went ashore
between 8 and 9 last night off Grover cllff
winthrop. In fog. tug Neptune located her
al 2 this morning and pulled her afloat at
and towed her 10 South Boston. vessel re-
ported leaking.
CHARLESTON, June 1s-str Pinsllas,
which arrived here on June 1 from Charles
ton, caught fire while bunkering at the
Standard OIL docks here on June is. Fire
extinruished and abe anchored In the stream
the next day and to-day shifted to the port
terminals.
HALIFAX, June 27--Str Basaan. which has
been laid up at ST Johne. NE. since last Oc-
tober, being forced 10 put IN there for re-
pairs, wss towed into Halifax tonight by
tug Cruiser.
2sth-oloucester fishing schr Esperanto.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
tFrom the Topographic Office. ]

A serious earthslide has occurred In Corinth
Canal, Greece. blocking all shipping. Vessels
destined a for piraeus. Constantinople and
p!etely around Matapan. involving delay
OF 80 hours in their voyages. 1t Is believed
that 1t will require several weeks work to
remove large deposits Of earth from the
canal.
Visibility of Cape Mondeso Light. Portugal
provisional sixth order fixed white light will
be shown on Cape Mondego, Portugal. in
spDroSSMstsly SssS, i:t IT,. 20 y n lon % 50 W.
The second officer OF the American str
West Amargosa reports that Mokha light.
%asy on sfstisa a is0Is IS 81 Red oS ssa Is in Il
South Fort. eastern shore of the Red Sea,
Yves not burning on the morning on Jan 25,
Sac Joao da Barra light. on east coast of
Brazil: in approximately lat 21 3s 40 s, Ion
Al O. A p ", va wsss temporarily extinguished
Cidreira light. on southeast coast of Brazil,
in approximately lat 80 II 8. lon so II 10 W,
resumed its normal charactedistics on March
The wreck of the British bark Normandy,
In Montevideo Harbor, Uruguay. has been
removed. In view Of which the wreck mark
Ing light buoy located about $50 yards (320
meters) 81 deg from the northward beacon
OF the western breakwater of the harbor
works has been discontinued.
green wreck marking light buoy showing
flaAhing green light. period 8 seconds. flash
second, eclipse seconds, has been estab-
ilS!leu OH cape fOlonio, uruguay. on the
following bearings to mark the wreck, In
approximately lat "a 35 8, Ion SO Al w, of
the American schr Governor Brooks Cape
Cape Polonio light (1o3% miles). Light buoy
has focal height about Ills feet. visibility 5.5
miles, and is moored in 1915 fathoms (2s.37
meters) OF water about 1877 yards QS0
metens) eastward Of the centre of the wreck,
from which three masts emerge above water.
The red light buoy showing a flashing red
light, marking the dumping ground in the
vicinity of Montevideo. has been moved to a
position 2.270 yards, 263 deg 30 min from
Punta Bravo (Carretas PoinD light In ap-
proximately lat "a 56 S, Ion So 90 30 w
The light buoy has focal height OF So feet
(2.6 meters), a Visibility of Al miles and Is
moored in 3.3 fathoms (6.1 meters) of water.
Tuyu Beacon, Argentina. in approximately
lat 36 35 22 S, Ion 50 Al 20 w, has been re-
erected without change Of characteristics.
The Commandant Governor u s Naval
Station. Tutuila, Samoa. reports that the
range lights on Steps Point, In approximately
lat IA % 20 s, Ion ITO Al 25 w, will be dis
continued on July /. 1921.
Cape San Pho light beacon. Beagle Chan
proximately lat So 03 80 s, Ion 60 32 IA W.
u visible from 2oo deg to 100 deg; obscured
elsewhere.
The light on Alena beacon. Puerto Deseado.
Argentina. In approximately lat AZ As 80 g.
lon 65 S IS w. has been temporarily ex-
tinguished.
The master of ctr Abercos reports that the
light station at Tanega Shima. Osumi
Group, japan, In approximately lat 80 a N.
lon l3l f, consists OF a white tower and
buildings
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. from Rot
terdam for New York. signalled 40 miles
OF Ambrose al noon 2Sth. Expected 20
dock late Saturday evening or early Sunday
morning.
Str AdratIc CBr), southampton and Cher
bourg for New York, signalled 200 miles q
OF Ambrose Channel lightship al PM 2Tth.
Expected 10 dock at Q AM July I.
Str Berengaria tBr), Southampton and
Cherbourg for New York, signalied 72s miles
q OF Ambrose at noon 2sth. Expected to
dock Friday forenoon
Str Macklnaw (Br). from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, signaled 300 miles r OF Nan
tucket At noon 2sth.
Str Semland l3elg), from Antwerp. Is due
al Delaware Breakwater about midnight
30th.
Str l. r Hoimbiad (Dan), Copenhagen, &C,
for Boston, passed Sable Island PM 2sth.
Str America, New York for Bremen, &c,
signalled zoo miles Y Of Ambrose at noon
2Sth.
Str pocahontas. New York for Naples. &C,
sgnalled 30 miles from Gibraltar at noon
2sth. Due M Naples July
Str Potomac. New York for Bremen. Sc,
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
CLEARED.

tFrom u 8. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Lake Farber, Kolbge. Bristol. Avon
mouth and Cardiff II Winchester 4 Co.
Str United States DAM, Voldborg. Chris
tiansand, Christiania and Copenhagen
lunch. Edge q Co.
Str Mount Carroll Brown. Hamburg
United American Lines. Inc.
Str Minnekahda, Gates. Hamburg-Ameri-
can Line.
str Leopoldina (Braz). Annie, Havre-
French Line.
Str Jason (Br), Baetens, Port Said, Sc
bang, &c-Funch, Edge Co.
Str Eastern Exporter. OBrien. Shanghai
and Calcutta to Boston. Philadelphia and Sar
Juan-W r Grace Co.
Str Katrina Luckenbach, Coonan, Sar
Diego, San Francisco and Los Angeles via
Panama Canal-Iuckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Caracas, Hicfborn. Curacao. Lasuayra
and Puerto Cabello Via San Juan-Bliss
Dallett Co.
Str fungus (Nor). Tidemann. Turks Island
Puerto Plata, &c-ColuInbus steamship Co
Str Concho. Mcintosh. Galveston VIA Key
West--Mallory Steamship Co.
Str FL oriente. Deiahanty. Galveston
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Creole. Jacobs. New orleans-southerr
Pacific Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk-old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Jolee, Phllbrook. Baitimore-A II Bull
q Co.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

HAvRE. June 26-Arrived. str La ssvois
(Fr), New York.
Sailed 18th. str Roussillon (Fr), New York
KOBE, June 24-Sailed. str Wytheville. New
York via Yokohama.
LIVERPOOL. Juno 2e-Arrived. strs Mo
sella. Norfolk; Romeo (Br). New York.
Arrived Goth. str Empress of France (Br)
Quebec.
Sailed 25th. str Lexington (Br), Boston.
LIZARD. June %, IL 80 AM-Passed, sti
Westerdyk Dutch. New York for Rotter-
dam.
LONDON. June 2s-Arrived. str Monmouth
Baltimore.
MARsEnLEs. June 2o--Arrivsd. strs Ana
ccnda. Newport News: 28th. Western Wave
Charleston.
MONTENEGRO June 27-Arrived. str Dav-
export, Hamburg.
MONTREAL. June 2e-Arrivsd. strs Cana
dian Trapper (Br), London; Yselhaven
Dutch, Hamburg; Haugland (Nor), Bel
fast; vecht Dutch, Rotterdam; Paraios
lGreeo. Algiers: Cassandra (Br), Glasgow
Tarantia (Br), Glasgow.
Sailed 2sth. strs Edward Pierce. Boston
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
SAILED.

strs Surailco, Norfolk; Piako (Br). Bos-
ton: Clarion. Norfolk; Fort Victoria (Br)
Bermuda; Sutermco. Norfolk. Creole. New
Orleans; Crewe Hall (B), Philadelphia
Eastern Exporter. Boston, Caracas. La
guayra.
strs Hamilton Norfolk Virginia. do: Co
lumbia UtaD. Dubrovnik; Fiume UtaD New
Orleans: Concho. Galveston; Maraval (Br)
Trnidad st Mary tBr), Antilla; FL Oriente
Galveston Jolee. Baltimore; fungus (Nor)
Puerto Plata.
schr Anna r Heidritter. Jacksonville.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced TO sea leve) at New York on
Wednesday, June 20, 1921, at NJ. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau. was twenty-nine and seventy Ugh,
hundredths .7s) inches. This closely ap-
proximates seven hundred and fifty-six and
four-tents (18.4 millimeters. Captains OF
all vessels now lying in or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageoBly
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, 8. light: over
cast; smooth sea.