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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
ROTARIANS HEAR
'NEOSHO' REPORT
G. r. Lowe To Be Heard By
Merchants At Community
House Next Week

Every merchant in Americas will
have the opportunity of hearing eZ
riained the Neosho sales plan, by 6
r. Lowe, next Thursday night at the
Community mousse, j. f. HightOwer
announced today at the luncheon OF
he Rotary club. All of the mem.
0ers of the Lions, Kiwanis and Ro.
tary clubs will attend and each clut
will issue invitations to merchants in
he city not members of one of thes.
clubs, a member of the club calling
on the non-mcmber and taking him
as a special guest,
George r. Ellis told the club that
all That was holding up the laying
out of the golf course at the coun-
try club was a few checks from mem
bers of the club. These checks are
expected today or tomorrow.
w. c. Gage, state division highway
engineer, said that the paving on the
road will be completed
within twenty days, that the couu.
ly commissioners had decided to ap,
ply for additional federal aid and
that next year the EIlaville road
would be paved from Americas to
the county line, according to the
plans
Ralston Cargill, president of the
association. announced
hat $500 Of the $500 pladgeo
lad been paid Treasurer Frank Har
rold, and the balance could be had
whenever it was needed. H'e stated
hat the excavation for the pool
1ad been completed, the forms of the
had been placed and pour
ng would begin at once; that the
pool should be ready within three
weeks and would be opened When
completed, whether the weather was
lot or cold He further stated thai
while awaiting the completion of The
we'll, water for the pool would be
gottcn from The city. ..-..
Mr.. Kincaid and Mr.. McRay, Of
he state banking department, were
quests Of Frank Sheffield.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
BUENA VISTA

BUENA VISTA, Sept. 80 80 Miss
Ruth Carr entertained tide members
# Ecr bridge club on Wednesday,.
Golden rod and ageralum were used
as t.toratlons. Highest ore was
made by Mrs. acknowledgements who
was presented a Chinese work basket.
Mrs. w. II. Lowe, Mrs. &. B. Reese,
Mrs. j. r. Stokes. Mrs. 7. N. Will
iams, Mrs. Chas. Clements, Mrs. w.
D. Crawford, Mrs. A. c. Duncan
were Miss Cars guests.
Mrs. Sam Clegg, of Americas, was
the guest Of Mrs. E. B. Clements last
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Clements and
daughter, Of Montezuma, spent Sum
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mathis, of Ameri-
Gus, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
4. Butt. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Felton, Clements entertained
with one table Of bridge on Satur-
day morning as a compliment to Mrs.
Mathis Her guests were Mrs. Ma
this, Mrs. J. G. Lowe, Miss Sara
Lowe and Miss Myrtle Rushin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland, of Man
chester, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w d. Copeland Wednesday.
Mr.. James A. Bright, of Miami,
Fla, was visitor here Thursday.
Miss Pearl Lowe Hammer has re-
turned from a visit in Atlanta.
Mr.. j. r. SpilIer and daughter,
Marguerite, Of Atlanta. were guests
of Mrs. w. M. Carr Wednesday en-
route to Albany.
r. P. Stevens and Joseph Williams,
Jr., spent several days in Atlanta this
week.
Mrs, Carey Jenkins and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Upatoi. spent last week
end with relatives here.
Friends of James P. Hogg are de.
lighted TO know that he is improving
from a spell of typhoid fever.
Misses Kathryn and LYNDA Lowe,
Mrs. b. T. Rainey and Mrs. Mite
Hogg were stopping in Columbus
Wednesday.
Miss Lynda Lowe returned laSi
wool, from Mountain City where she
snent the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Claude Brantlev.
Miss Myrtle Rushin, of Americas
spent last weekend here.
Miss Mi0nio Lowo spent several
DAVIS in Columbus this week and
while there Rad the misfortune to
fall and break her left arm.
Mrs. Il. B. Clements and son, Bob
spent bis week in Moutezuma, the
guests of Mrs. Rob Clements.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
TOCLOSE
FOR GOLF CLUB
Col. Ellis Announces Remittanccs
On Stock Are Wanted From
A Few More Yet

Responses to the call of President
G. R. Ellis for the first instalment
payments on stock in the Americas
Golf club have been splendid, Col.
Ellis stated today However, some
few have not yet rtmittcd, and the
charter membership is still being
held open for a day or two to en-
able them to come in.
"a great many have sent in their
checks on the first call on the stock,
said Colonel Ellis, "but mot quite
enough have accepted to enable us to
close the list and formally organize. .
Closing up of the list with those
who have responded to the first cal.
is expected to take place Immediately
after which work will be authorized
for. converting the property now un
der option Of lease into a modern
golf course.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
FOR SUCCESS OF
Arms MEETING
Senate Democrats Go On Record
AS Hoping For Good
Results

WASHINGTON, Sept % The
senate Democrats at conference to-
day adopted a ~resolution expressing
the hope chat the fullest measure
of success may attend the disarma-
ment conference called by President
Harding"
Rub-My- is g great pain killer.
Relieves pain and soreness, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia. Sprains, etc. (s)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30

school near Shellman on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Cannon visit
ed Plains on Sunday. Mrs. Cannon
will return to Plains hospital for an
operation in few days.
Mrs. Hollis Kenyon and children,
with John Allen Hays and Artie Can
non spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Lunsford near Shellman.
George w. Kenyon and son, Hollis.
spent Sunday at Lumpkin with Mr.,
W. B. Perkins.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. N, Kitchens, Of
Bullochville, spent Wednesday night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. lO7,

with Mr.. and Mrs Hollis kenyon
DR. Kitchens and family were eli
-oute to Florida, where they will
spend several months at their cot
tage known as Bull Nose Villa, -
near Panacea Springs
John Cochran had the misfortune
Of breaking his arm, on Saturday.
while tryir% to crank his Ford.
Miss Lora Kenyon will spend the
weekend with her parents here.
l.. Crumblcy Marshall left Wedncs.
day for a naval training school at
Washington, D. c. MI. Marshall re.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
RAIL STRIKE UP
TOCOMMITTEES,
DESPITE Vote
President Lee Sends 81 General
Chairman Home To Get
Reports At Once

CHICAGO, Sept 29.-Fifty-seveE
general chairmen of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen will leave Chi
Cago tonight carrying instructions
from President Lee to call their
grievance committees immediately
btain their sanction OF disapprovai
of the strike vote Of the organization
and report back to the president here
next week.
The brotherhood, 186,00O strong,
voted overwhelmingly to strike be
cause of wage reductions, it was Of
ficially announced.
However, the organization has no
intention of calling a general strike
of its members and the tying up Of
any railroad system anywhere in the
country will be up to the general
grievance committee of the brother
hood on that particular road.
While there may be waikouts on
some lines; it was learned, it will be
only in cases where the grievance
committees on those lines have sane
toned it, and it is understood that
President Lee instructed the general
chairmen of each railroad represent
ing his organization, that sane iudg
ment must be used in sanctioning
strikes
President Lee faced difficult sit
uation when he took charge hercges-
terday He gave the men permission
to strike if the vote was in favor of
walkout. Now they have voted "over-
whelmingly' for walkout.
Lee, who broke with the three
other powerful railroad brother
hoods and the Switchmen's Union OF
North America when he gave per-
mission to the men to strike, will
make every effort to get the griev-
ance committees representing his
organization on each railroad to re.
fuse to sanction a walkout, it is
learned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30

ceived an honorable DISCHARGE :.
June 80 but has rc-enlisted for ta ~
years. wv
j. X. Cochran, of Troy, Ala. sro..
The weekend with his motbnouS peh:
sister here. "'I ana
Morgan Mcneil was called to a..
bedside of his mother at Ssss ~ INC
Thursday. She remains in a 9 ev;t; on
condition. "sSslVlesi
{. W, McLendon is at bor,e -.
for some time. Mr.. McLendonn n n
resents the Bradstreet Co.. I of FS s3
bany. VI Al
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
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ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
CT REBEKAHS.

The Rebekahs Of Americas will OBJ
serve the 10th anniversary of the
lodge Friday evening at o'clock in
the Odd Fellows hall here, at which
time an interesting program appro-
pirate to the happy occasion VIII be
rendered.
Featuring the program will be a
reading by Miss Myrtle Poole. The
Mandolin club will supply the must
cal diversion throughout the evening
hors,
Refreshments will be served during
the social hour, and the occasion
promises to be an interesting one.
The Rebekahs number among the
membership here many splendid wo-
men, who have given of their time
and talent to make the organization
one of pleasure and benefit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
PARROIT

PARROTT, Sept 30.-The ". NJ
u. of the PARROT Baptist church OBJ
served the week of prayer for state
missions on Wednesday of last week,
An interesting paper on What We
Owe" was read by the district sec
rotary, Mrs. George Lunsford. Lunch
was served in the grove at noon, af-
ter which the young people gave an
interesting program.
Several cars of ladies attended the
W. M. u. association at Weston on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Marshall and son,
CrumbIcy, with Mrs. Hollis Kenyon,
visited Miss Lora Kenyon at her
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
Nine DIE IN TWO
POWER BLASTS
ParIin, N. j., and Kansas City
Scene of Two Accidents AT
Plants

PARLIN, N. j., Sept. 29.-Five
men were killed and three injured
today when explosives being loaded
on a truck at the Dupon de Nucmor5
plant blew up.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 20. 49, Four
men were killed in an explosion at
the Excelsior Powder company plant
near here today. Houses within a
wide radius were wrecked.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30
HUDSON AND HIS
WIFElNDICTED
Both Held At Albany For Muir
der Of Woman's Two Little
Sons

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-Glenn Moore
Hudson and his wife were jointly
indicted today, for the murder of
Mrs. Hudson's two sons, aged ten and
Tour, at their home two miles south
of here last July.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30

Sos Quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Less of Appetite and
Headaches, due TO Torpid Liver. (s)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-30

666 Cures Malaria, Chills and Fee
yer, Bilious Fever, Colds and La
Grippe. or money refunded. So
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08
Cleared

Str Mendocino (Nor). Captain Knudsen
Tampco; Pan American Petroleum and
Transport Co.
Str Empress OF India (Br). Captain Web
ster; Southampton via Cherbourg; Cunard
Line
str valacia fBr). Captain Gronow; Lon
dom Cunard Line.
Str Georgia {Am), Captain Perry; Tam
pico: The Texas Co.
Str I'll Occidente (Am), Captain Camp
Orleans: Southern Pacific Co.
Str Eu Occidente (Am), Captain Camp
bell; Galveston; Southern Pacific Co
Str Alaskan (Am). Captain Blackwell
San Pedro and San Francisco via Panama
Canal: United American Lines
Portland. Me; NJ II Tracy
Str Mongolia (Am), Captain Hartley
Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg
American Line.
Str Mqrayia Bridge LAm), Captain Rob
philadelphia; Moore 6 Mccormack.
Str Monterey (Am) Captain McInnis;
Havana. Progreso and Vera Cruz; n and
Cuba Mail Line.
Str Lake Fernando (Am}. Captain Pet
tersen; Santiago and Guantanamo; N Y
/ and Cuba Mail Line.
Str S w Harkness (Am), Captain King.
| sley; Tampico; Robert L Hague.
Str S 3 Hunt (Am). Captain silars
Port Lobos: Robert L Hague.
Str Frednes (Nor). Captain Mathison;
Philadelphia; Bennett, Hvoslef & Co.
Schr Favonian (Br), Captain Canton;
Miramichi; Whitney G. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08

Indd,.r polaware .Nor). Vera CRUZ. etc: Ken,
neoot Baltimore; Monmouth, Glasgow
nv q chsstsr snr5 5n1 sydnsy n ''sns W. ETC. e.
q. s.a sfa New York; sch Priscilla Alden (Br).
sys w est ,h,.aalitans. Hamburg via Philadelphia;
Maasdiik tDut), Rotterdam Livingstonia
sa,,a,a. sa,r,., Norto's Maplemore tpr). Norfolk;
Kobe. "'''
~ BOSTON, Sept. 7--Arrivcd, str Limon,
ae'n, ss,s Honduras. Moldegaard, Boca Grande.
Tulsa. Now York and paclnc const
,ossnh nohrLAND 1 N Me. Sept Arrived; schr
onanev onepn Nasfa, Naeman Norfok Sailed strs
JACKSONVILLE, sept 7EXrri"ed: strs
Lake Lake Blsmore, Boston; Coldwater. stettin.
92nnea; 2an; strs Guifking. Port Arthur;
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept ARRIVED. Str
CG1rrier Port Arthur. Sailed. Str Gibara
PORT TAMPA, Sept 7--Arrlved strs
Miami. Havana; Princeton Baton Rouge
,, NORFOLK. Is Sept Arrived 9Th: strs
DAM. Port Arthur; Maid OF ohlos iBr}' ~
Isems Now Orleans; e.,,; clumborhal (Br). New Or
Alorita 90. New Orleans Sailed sth tn
chester New England: Bratsberg (Nor).
basas Cuban port' e%tG Mar anp'ca cantebroo eara,
(sp). Aarhus; Kokio Maru (Jap), INNING
ham; Ldytngstonla (Br) Baltimore; Maple
moro (Br). Baltimore Mississippi (Fr),
Havre; Sarmatia CDan). Barbados: 7th.
Craigrownie, New England; Meteor New
AEngland; Wearpool (Br). Antwerp; Mel
rose. New England; Santa Barbara, Phila-
delpha; Manchester Shipper (Br), Man
chester via Baltimore.
NEWPORT NEWS, Sept 7--Arrived: Str
Lancaster Castle tBr), Galveston. Sailed !;
Strs Torrent (Br). Buenos Ayres Lancas-
ter Castle (Br). Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08

Teia; Heedciine tBr). Norfolk; KnoxvisIs
City. Mobile: Mexico tFrl, Havre; westsrn
tBr);. Norfolk. Sailed: strs ArfeId (cserl.
ward L Doheny Jr. Tampico: George q
Henry, Tampioo; Panoi. Tampico Salem
Count, Toon,y. PaIo Blanco; Traxillo. Tampa
terra.
MOBILE. Ala. Sent 7---Arrived: strs
Bowden (Norl. Tfuxtllo: westerEan fBf),
Gampeehe kekoskee. Boston; Hampton
NEW BEDFORD Mass Sept The
packet schr Matthew Greer. which called
Tor assistance while off Newport yesterday
on her voyage here with lsnffig rants frofss
Cape verde Islands. was towed into porf
late to-day by the coast guard cutter
Acashnet The Greer has been on her way
storm of Bermuda. She came north un.
der sioop rig. bringing nineteen pas
sensers. soIoe OF whom were wosnen. ana
children. The schooner left the islands GA
July 9. On August the uainnlsst went
by the bt ara In blow and she headed for
Jamaica. arriving two days later. Unable
the vessel started for this port under =
jury rig. i've days out terrific storm
blew the sails to pieceH. washing the life
boat and deckhouse overheard. The packet
completed her voyage rlgged with what
old sails were left.
BALTIMORE. Sept Captain Johnson,
Of the small British schr Ethel Cora. Of
st Johns. n y, to- day entered his vessel
the Custom House from Westend.
Bahamas, explaining he had come here to
have a new power engine installed. The
Ethel Cora arrived Tuesday.
The customs searchers made a thorough
examination of the scnr, bat found nothing
to warrant any suspicion that It had been
eneaEed in carrying liquor.
Tho British str Lvingstonia arrived
from C.herbourg TO load 5000 tons OF coal
for Gibraltar for orders and the Maple
a port IN tho United Kingdom or Continent
yet to be named.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08
Arrived Yesterday

Str Munamar, Antilla September 3; to
the Munson Steamship Line, with 10 pas
- Str Hibernia (swed). Manaanillo Augu
%, Cienfungos August 80: to Moore & Nc
Cornfck. With sugar; anchored off Red
Hook Flats B'lSlyn.
name August q. Barbados August %. La
Guaira August 2S. Curacao August so; TO
Funch. Edge & Co. with 3s passengers,
mails and mdse; Pier s. Bush Docks.
B'klyn.
Str Lysefjord (Nor). Port Antonio Sep
tenber l to the D Ciorgio Steamship Co,
with mdse Pier Z, r.
Str Nittorio Emmanuele III. Hamburg
August 2s, to the Kerr Steamship Line.
with mdse: 5Tth st. B'lSlyn.
Str Sac Vicente tPortl. Lisbon August
Is, Fnnehal August 90, Fayal August "a,
with mdse; Pier %, B'kyn.
Str B Hunt. Galveston August al; to
Robert I. Hague. with oil; Pier 6, Con-
Str siboney Corunna August 7. San
tander August 90 to the New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with II passen-
sers and 'ndse Pier 1e, B'klyn
Seattle July so. San Francisco August 4.
Cristobal August al Savannah September
2. Philadelphia September g. to NJ II
Tracy q Co. with mdse; Pier 8, Army
Str Henderson ttransport), Hampton
Roads September 6; to U s Navy; Berth s,
Navy Yard. B'kyn.
Str Uppland (sw), Tyne August az; to
Bush Docks B'klyn.
Str Brookline. Antwerp August 23; to
Barber Line, with mdse; Pier 81.
Str Pennsylvania. Norfolk September s;
to The Texas Co. with oil; Texas Co Docks
Bergen Point N J.
Str H H Rogers, Galveston August 80;
Constable Hook, N j.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08
Port of London to Have
Big Ship Repair Works
Great Belfast Firm to Make
English Capital Rival of Other
Transatlantic Harbors
From The Tribune's European Bureau

From The Trfbure's European Bureau
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Repairs on the
big transatlantic liners soon will be
made at London as we'll as at South
ampton and Liverpool, because of the
extension on the Thames side Of the
works Of Harland & Wolff. the ia
NOUS Belfast shipbuilders. This firm,
which will continue its building opera
tions at Belfast, Govan and Greenock,
takes over on September Is, by the
authority Of the Port OF London, ali the
port maintenance work and q large
proportion of the engineering and re-
pairing STATS, numbering 1000.
The company is planning to provide
extensive workshops, both afoat and
ashore, at cost of more than q quar-
ter Of million dollars. This develop
ment is sequel to the inauguration
IN July of a new deepwater dock large
enough to accommodate most Of the
biggest liners and destined to attract
70 London ships which previously could
NOT berth at this port.
Snlp owners long have urged the
need Of greater repairing facilities
Inere; Now that they have provided,
london becomes a real rival OF the
otner transatlantic ports.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08

sel from the Paeinc Coast TO south AfDeri-
A wireless report this afternoon Mt 4
o'clock from the tug Sea Lion stated that
she had the canadian Importer in to7y RI
lat 10 40 north and Ion 1913 25 west, which
now makes her post;on about 4so r1iies
west OF Eureka. They bound for Vie
toria. The tug reported that the deck
load WAS gone, but the yesssd was upright
ana they were making speed OF ~
lspots. The Sea Monarch arrived along
side this afternoon and viii help the Sea
Lion to tow into Victoria. Tom Crowley.
head Of the San Francisco Tugboat Com
pany. who is handling the Importer, ex-
poets to go north Tomorrow to gee about
The United States shipping Board has
assigned the motor ship William Penn 10
fho Barber steamahp Line and the vessel
Will be dispatched from New YORK to the
Orient via San Francisco and Honolulu
shortly. Her sailing from New York VIII
'S's V1NcotVER. Hse n1aGs" s' E Sept r-vancouver
shortly VIII have two lines operating a re-
fFSsersting S serviee betwssn ,hg port and
fine Royal Mall ship that has boen on
the london npenos Ayres run. via he
transferred to the Vancouver United King
dom and France run next month.
LOS ANGELES, Sept 7--On account OF
shortage of transit sheds the port traffic
manager Of Los Angeles has announced
that hereafter the free time period VIII be
shortened and penalty be imposed
Transit sheds are in many cases being
used as warehouses. which decreases ac-
cornmodatio.s and IS q serious drawback
to increased shipping.
SEATTLE, Sept T--The trans-P acihc
liner Wena cbea. which Is undergoing
tenslve repairs at local yards, is definitely
scheduled TO go into service and sail aboJt
October 10. replacing the Keystone State
on her next voyage, The Keystone State
has been set back to November 8. This
will give the Pacific Steamship Company
sailing out OF here to the Orient every
PORT EADs. La, Sept 7--Arrived: strs
CliRwood. Rotterdam. Copan (Hond).
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

=, roosei. tort Agents.
Polycarp. Para. Aug 21.Rooth Lire
Mystic. Hamburg. Aug 20.U Am Line
Santa Theresa. Havana, Sept 2.
American & Cuban Line
Virgil. Bahia. Aug 20. .Lamport &. II Line
Winifried Marseilies, Aug Kerr Line
rleiades; ra,a,, @ Colon. Aug so Luckenbach CO
Tivives Kingston. Sept 9. .Urited Fruit &C
TT Victoria. Bermuda. Sept G.
F'urne Witty
Due Tomorrow
Aquitania. Southampton, Sept 81 cunard L
Saxonia, London. Aug so. 80. Cunard Line
Nleuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam. Sept l.
vellavia, Southampton. Sept g. 'Cunard I-ie I.ine
CITY OF Savannah. Savannah. Sept g.
Due Saturday ocean ) ) GO
Vascouias Shields, Aug 80 Cunard Line
Paris Havre, Sept S......... 9. French Line
Due Sunday
Old North State. Plymouth. Sept J.
Michigan. London Aug 27-Atl Transport ti' /,
hrooniand, southampton. Sept 2 Red S Line
"stofes' havana, sept IL -. Un Fruit Line
Due Monday
La Tcuraine, Havre, Sept 3. French Line
! 1reoBolaina, ssas Hsavrs, Sept 2s Frsnch Line
lucatan. Havana. Sept Ward Zine
San Lorenzo. San Juan, Sept {.
New York & Poxo Rico Line
Due Tuesday
Celtic. Liverpool. Sept L. White Star Line
United States. Copenhagen, Sept 2.
Scandinavia American Line
Minnekahda. Hamburg, Sept 2. Am Line
Montserrat, Cadiz. Aug 80. Spanish Line
MORO Castle. Havana. Sept o.. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Themistocles. Patras. Aug AIN Galonas
Orbita, Hamburg. Sept 4. Royal NJ Co
Dues Thursday. September Is
Regina d'Italia, Genoa, Sept @
Lloyd Sabauac
Latvia, Danztg. Aug 81 .Baltic-Am Line
Carrillo. Kingston. Sept 10. Unit Fruit CO
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda. Sept Is.
Furness Bermuda Line
New-York tribune., 1921-09-08
Reports. by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Station

Distance Is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
c Bedford $50 n & Tampico Sept g.
Afoundria 15S Il Charleston Sept 6.
Agawam 180 Halteras Sept t.
Albert Il Watts is Jupiter Sept 6.
Algic l24 e Delaware Breakwater Sept 7.
American 4s6 Z Cape Henry Sept 6.
Arizonian $50 NE Colon Sept G.
Ielvedere 80 E mbrose Sept g.
Bradford 1.414 SIC San Francisco Sept G.
Brummeil Point $40 IL Cape May Sept g.
Brlliiant y NV Tortugas sept 6.
Buckeye State 3s9 from Honolulu Sept L.
Calgarolite 220 NV Tortugas Sept s.
Canadian Planter 135 S Ambrose Sept 7.
Carrillo 225 " Kingston Sept 6.
Cartago 20 Cape san Antonio Sept G.
City of Columbus 81 Fyrng Pan Sept 6
CITY of Spokane $50 from Seattle s PM
Sept 5.
City of st Louis 241 S Ambrose Sept 7.
Clavarack 93 NV Key West Sept G.
Clement Smith 240 Il Lobos Island Sept G.
Ccnai u y Key West Sept g.
Ccrncs 355 SW ilatteras Sept 6.
Ccncno PA w Key West Sept G.
Coppenalne 81 S Con.oy Island Sept G.
Currier As y Jupiter Sept j.
East Chicago 23S S Cape Race Sept g.
Eastern Merchant 1,171 San Pedro Sept 6.
Ecuador 1,730 from San Francisco Sept 4
Eldridge 606 from Cape Flattery s Pm
Sept 3.
Elswicls House $50 E Ambrose AM
Sept Z.
Eugene R Thayer 40 n Jupiter Sept g.