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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02

from inside, and Hugh bowed his
thanks TO the unseen operator below.
Then he leant forward cautiously. and
peered In.
The whole room was visible to him,
and bis jaw frightened as he took In
the scene. In an armchair, smoking
as unc0neernedly as ever sat Peter
son. He was reading q letter, and
occasionally undermining some point
with a pencil. Beside him on table
was big ledger, and every now and
then he would turn over a few pages
and make an entry. But It was not
Peterson on whom the watcher above
WAS concentrating his attention; II
was Lexington, taking Q red velvet
box out of drawer In the desk. He
opened 1t lovingly. and Hugh saw the
flash of diamonds. Lexington let the
stones run through his hands, glitter
ing with thousand flames, while Pc
terson watched him CONTEMPORARY.
"Baubles," he said, scornfully.
pretty baubles. What will you get
for them?"
'Ten, perhaps fifteen thousand" re-
turned the other. But It's not the
money l care about: It's the delight
In having them, and the skill required
TO get them"
Peterson shrugged his shoulders.
"Sklll which would give you hun.
dreds Of thousands IL you turned 1t
into proper channels"
Lexington replaced the stones, and
threw the end Of his cigarette Into
the crate.
Possibly, Carl. quite possibly. But
II bOlls down to this, my friend, mat
you like the big canvas with broad
effects; like the miniature and the
well-drawn etching"
(which makes us very happy COM
bination," said Peterson. '.The pearls.
don't forget, are your Job. The big
thing"-he turned to the other, and
a trace OF excitement came into his
voice-"the big thing is mine"
The sound of the door opening made
both men swing round instantly; then
Peterson stepped forward with q
smile as Irma entered.
Back, my dear. l hardly expected
You so soon."
In few words he told the girl
what had happened, and she clapped
her hands together delightedly.
"Assuredly l shall have to marry
that man." she cried. HE Is quite
the least boring individual I have met
In this atrocious country" She sat
down and liz cigarette. II saw Wal
ter tonight. He came over especially
to see you. They want you there for
a meeting. at the Ritz"
Peterson frowned.
ats most inconvenient," he 70
marked with shade Of annoyance In
his voice. "Did he say whyf"
@Among other things / think they're
uneasy about the American" she an.
swered. my dear man. you can easi-
~ slip ever for q day"
"0f course ! can" said Peterson
irritably; "but that doesn't alter the
fact that it's inconvenient. Things
win be shortly coming to a head here.
and want to be on the spot How.
ever" He started to walk up and
down the room. frowning thoughtfully.
"Your fish is hooked. mon ami"
continued the girl to darlington. He
has already proposed three times;
and he has introduced me to dread
ful-looking woman of extreme virtue,
who has adopted me as her niece for
the great occasion"
"what great occasionf' asked LAX
ington.
"Why, his coming Of age" cried the
girl. Il am to so to Laidley Towers
as an honored guest Of the duchess
Of hampshire" She threw back her
head and laughed. "what 40 you
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02
The Queen of
Sheba
BY REV. GEORGE E. GUILE
Extension Department, Moody
Bible Institute. Chicago.

TEXT-The queen OF Sheba shall rise
up In the judgment with this generation
and shall condemn IL: for she came from
the uttermost parts of the earth to hear
the wisdom OF solomon; and. behold.
greater than solomon IL here~Matt n:E
History records many q notable
journey, and many visit, for reasons
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02

~kifi Him Now-Throw Him IN q Ger.
ner and Let us Proceed"
. match. and for the nrst time q rem
sine smile spread over his face.
There are moments Peterson" he
asrmured. when you really appeal
~ me-
Peterson took the empty chair next
- Lakington-
-sif down. he said shortly. 4 can
eniy hope that I shall appeal 30 you
sffli more before We KIN you"
Hugf bowed and sat down.
Consideration he murmured. was
sixsys your strong psint- Nay ] ask
ksw long have to liver
Peterson smiled genially.
.At the earnest request o. Mr.. LAX
anzton you are to BE spared until to
sssrrcv. At least that u eur presezt
=zne=.stea- OF esurss. nsrs nixAt -
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02
TWO.

The darkness could be felt, as real
darkness inside a house always can
be felt. Not the faintest gllmmer
even Of greyness showed anywhere,
and Hugh remained motionless, won
dering what the next move was going
TO be. Now that the nights ordeal
had commenced, all his nerve had re-
turned to him. He felt ice-cold; and
as his powerful hands clenched and
unclenched by his sides, he grinned
family to himself. Then very eau,
tiously he commenced to feel his way
toward the door.
At that moment someone brushed
past him. Like flash Hugh's hand
shot out and gripped him by the arm.
The man wriggled and twisted, but
he was powerless as d child, and with
another short laugh Hugh found his
throat with his other hand. And
again silence settled on the room s. I.
Still holding the unknown man In
front Of him. he reached the foot Of
the stairs. and there he paused. He
had suddenly remembered the mys-
terious thing which had whizzed past
his head that other night, and then
changed suddenly into the wall beside
him. He had gone up Ave stairs when
II had happened, and now with his
foot on the first, he started to do
some rapid thinking.
II. as Peterson had kindly assured
him. they proposed to try and send
him mad. II was unlikely that they
would kill him on the stairs. At the
same time II was obviously an nipple
ment capable of accurate adjustment,
and therefore II was more than likely
that they would use II to brighten
him. And II they did-if they did /. +. !.
The unknown man wriggled feebly
In his hands, and a sudden unholy
look came on to Hugh's face.
ats the only possible chance" he
said TO himself. .and II It's you or
me. laddie. I guess It's got to be
you"
With quick heave he jerked the
man on his feet. and lifted him up
TN his head was above the level OF
his own. Then clutching him tight.
he commenced 10 CLIMB. His own
head was bent down, somewhere In
the region OF the mans back. and
he took no notice Of the feebly kick
ing legs.
Then at last he reached the fourth
step. and gave q final adjustment to
his semi-conscious burden. he pressed
his head even lower I'm the mans
hack. and lifted him MP another three
inches.
How awfuily jollyi- he murmured.
81 hope the result win please yUu-
-rd stand quite still II were you."
said Petersen saavely -Jast listen"
As Hugh had gamhled on. the per
Torrance was designed to frighten.
instead Of that. something hit the
neck Of the man be was holding with
such force tat o wrenchsd In clean
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think Of that, my friendf The old
lady win be wearing pearls and ali
complete. In honor Of the great day.
and | shall be one Of the admiring
house party"
How do you know she'll have them
In the houser" said Lakington.
Because dear Freddie has told ma
So answered the girl. She blew two
smoke rings and then laughed.
"Freddie Is really rather q dear al
times. don't think I've ever met
any one who In 20 nearly an idiot
without being one. stili." she re-
peated thoughtfully. hes rather .
dear
o mn r.n~rrrrrrxn.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02
THREE.

exploring. First he took off his shoes,
and tying the laces together. he slung
them around his neck. Then, as ST.
lently as he could. he commenced to
scramble upward.
II was not an easy operation: one
slip and nothing could have stopped
him sliding down and finally crash
Ing into the garden below. with a
broken leg. at the very least. for his
pains In addition. there was the
risk Of dislodging a slate. an unwise
proceeding In house where most Of
the occupants slept with one eye open.
But al last he got his hands over the
ridge Of the roof, and In another mo-
ment he was sitting straddlewise
across Il
A sudden rattle close to him made
him start violently: only to curse him
self for q nervous ass the next mo-
ment. aud lean forward eagerly. One
OF the blinds had been released from
inside the room. and q pale. diffused
light came fltering out Int the night
from the side Of the glass roof. He
was stiIl eraning backward and fer
ward to try and fnd some chink
through which he could Sc, when,
with = kind % uncanny delGberation,
one Of the psnes Of glass slowly
oDsned u vss wsrked % . Ezncest
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02

will show you where II is" He opened
the door and stood there smiling.
And at that moment all the lights
went out,
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Clyde Line str Lenape, when was
raised yesterday after sinking by me stern
al her pier Oct II, sank again last n,grl
when wrocking derrick gave way. the
Wreoksrs are working TO raise her again.
Str uiua OBJ. from Port Limon, &c:
brouptt into port captain and @ men OF
crew OF erhr Mapiefield tBr). from Pensa.
roia yor Macoris, before reported abandoned
in vaterlogged condition Oct ID, lat ~ 49,
lon 10 AZ.
BERMUDA, Oct i1--str Glendola. from 81
Kitts for London, wns towed In here yester-
day by tug ButterfIold, with both boilers
schr Ninon L tBD. from Gulfport for
Bahia Blanca, arrived here to-day leaking.
BATH Me, Oct fI-Capt w Small or the
four masted schr Phoebe Crosby telegraphod
the owners to-day that the vessel hao
grounded on jetty at Georgetown. ST, ana
probably would be "A total loss, She was re'
turning light from Providence TO load LUMBER
at Georgetown. The Crosby was launched
here less than year ago.
FEgRoL, Spain, Oct iT-prepa ratlons have
been completed for tire launching of the
tstcr OF Marine will offioiate and afterward
he will lay the keel for now Spanish
cruiser.
KEY WEST, Fla, Oct f1--schr Bagdad
has arrived here with gas engine pumps dis
abied.
LONDON. Oct 1s--str Cheniston (f,r,, from
Port Arthur. has arrived at Falmouth with
starboard bow damaged, stem badly twisted
or damaged, bow plating hoied and dam
str Lsriston tBr), from Montreal, pre-
yloi,sy reported ashore at Mnasolatke (near
tottorsen) hR1 been floatcd pnfi hvrthnr
ST. La Crosse, previously reported ashore
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
SAILED.

strs Edward poheny, :,,Ila JI: Tan'p,ssi Ms
,inicock do: San jose. Santa Marta; Gult-
prince Port Arthur r,
Strs Munwood, Vera Cruz anu iA'P''"'
w NJ Tupper. 81 Thonan.
str Nassillon Bridge. Boston. ,
u s sirs Clemson, fhiadelphla; LyHe'S'
u s destroyers Dickerson. Hatfield. Her
bert. Schenck, Siccrd, Leary, Crovinshielo,
Blaheiy. WIN B Preston. Barney bef"au""
and Preble. r,
schr Georgia u Jenkins, Jacllsonviue'
Sailed 18th, str Orcus Cailao, &c
The corrected reading OF the barometer
trnduced TO sea ieveD at New York on Mon
day. Oct II, 1921, at = AM, az reported by
the United states Weather bureau, vas
thirty and eleven hundredths GOLD incher;
T'his closely approx mate seven hundreo ana ~,
slxiy-four and eisht,tenths 1ot.s) IN, n,'n, ~
meters Captains OF all vessels now lying w
or near the porta of New YORK ana broosiytl pi y
can advantageousiy use the above oltlrlai
data for observing whethar their own pa
rometers require any considerable CORRECTION
or adjustment. - =,
clear choppy sea,
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
CLEARED.

Str Collamer, Holmes. Havre. DunkirS and
Bordeaux tseneraD cosmopolitan sh'pp'hs
Str san Jose, Spears. Santa Marta (bal-
iast) United Fruit Co. r.
Str W 81 Tupper. Browne. 81 Thomas, st
croix. sc fyeneral)--clyde Steamsnlp 70
atr Bradford, Grunnsh, Tamplco (pa.'asp
Robert 7. Hague fclesred i5th,.
Str Munwood. Cross, Vera crns ana Hn-
plco (eeneraD --Munson steamship Line.
Str sixaola Law, Kingston, Cartage'a'
&c (generaD United Fruit co. .>
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship co,
Str City OF Atlanta. Garfield, osVai''''u'
tgeneraD Ocean steamship Co
STR Mohawk. ingram. Charleston ana jack
sonville (generai) Clyde Steamshlp 20.
str Jefferson. Horsley. Norfolk tyeHeraD-
Old Dominion Transportation co; 49,,
Str Matinicock. Long. Philadelphia 'oai-
last) Robert l. Tague. , ,,.u.
pchr Marshal Foch iBr), Geldert' Ph'la-
deIphia (bsllast)--J \ Whitney 70
SIC sslborg iSor). Nordrum, Pniade'phis
(bailast) )--aoulder. Weir g. Boyd, Inc.
Str Massiilon Bridge, Hansen Iron .rer
mo- &c) Boston (residue)-lhe bsPo't
Steamship Corporation
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EAMENS.
SAIL. WEDNESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCT. II, 1921

Str Mundelta. Galveston. TO the Munson
Steamship Line. Went 70 section u. Erie
Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Gulfstar, Port Arthur. to the Gulf Re
filming Co, with crude oil. Went to bayonne'
NJ.
. str, New York ttank). Port Arthur. Tex.
Oct 8, TO the Texas Co. with oil. Went 10
Texas Co.'S docks. Bergen Point. NJ.
:. Str Momus. New Orleans r Oct IL, to ,ns ns
mdse Went TO pier 80, North River:
str, Lake Stirring, Richmond. to ne Eicn, ,,s
mdse. Went TO pier 46, East River
Str Norfolk, Baltimore Oct IS. 20 the Clyds
Steamship Co, with mdse.
Str Texan. Boston, TO the United american
Lines Went TO Morse's dry dock, Brooklyn.
Str * Luckenbach, Philadelphia, to the
Luckenbach Steamship Co. Went to foot OF
35th street, Brooklyn.
Schr Eugenia owen Mackay, San Juan, 10
master. Anchored off Red Hook.
u S s Lykens, Norfolk. Went to tho Navy
Yard.
Schr william u Iitchfield. Jacllsonville, 20
J + Whitney & Co. Anchored off Red HOOK.
Tug Wm G Bicket. towing barges.
Tug Prudence towing barges.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

DISTANCES given IN miles, POSITION AT HoVhs
unless otherwise specified.J
A C Bedford 55 T. South Pass 16,h.
Aeolus 32i SIC Ambrose iith'
Ailianca 435 S Scotland L Y I7tli.
Annetta 226 S Scotland !, V 18Th.
Ardmore az w Sand Key lIth
Ario 100 ~ Hatteras 18th.
AsaSsth s6 s,s gT z Gags gdd herry 1Isy iiSa5i ,St5
Atenas 40 S south Pass 18Th.
Ballena 10 Cape Mals 10th. ,-
Bayway is0 u Nantucket nth.
Beatrice 30 Sw Frying Pan iT'h
Bradford 2 S Ambrose 1Ith.
Ryayl 70 Cape Charles ,s, I'm
csisisifs cslsaToite 81 s75 ssw Hattsrae 18th.
Caiiabasas $40 s Ambrose 10th.
Camden 40 $ Iiattera. l'th;.,
Carolyn 20 N Rebeccs shoals 10th.
Carriage 200 NE Bocas 10Th.
Chalmetis 2s5 NV Havana i6,h'
China Arrow s'2so VI Columbia River Pm
y cI,y q Alma az y y {; e.ps Charlie srs ,s,S ,,,h'
coshona County IL EsE charleston i7,h.
Com oomonehe ,arooa aoo !, Scot scoisnd s@n aVi iS,h
Corning TO q Hatteras 10th.
SrsmptaoSa. %. AnsssrsCn Sap Jupiter ,spm i'th'
Culgoa tUSS) lat 20 20, Ion ~ 81 18th.
Danvllle 20a n Tampico 10th.
David David McKelvsy lloW Tortugss. 18th
Denis go EsE Hatterss II AM nth.
Dersnof 1sI z Ambrose i5th
PsyssHe Psysmso ss q M M I%p'fT s.a x.y 'S lc,h
Il II Kemp 80 from Tecomate 18TH.
Easteriy 20 5 Jupiter 18th.
Eastern Glen 4i2 y Colon 10th.
Edmore G37 w Seattle PM 18th.
Edward |. Doheny. Jr. 35 S Ambrose 18th.
III Captain 21S Ambrose i1th.
do pa
El Sol sI2 sW Hatteras 18th.
hi Velle 90 WNW Tortugas 18TH.
Es1s sss Ad ss,.Se rn TSrSSs PM Sh h
nslGy city oo S3e , onon Monolua os,1s pM ith
Everett passed C, GsPe . Henry so,,o, Pm AN ,I,h
+ q Bar.iow 2TT ENE Tuxpam 10th.
Feraby sl5 " Ambrose 18th.
EoTss soss y ksy w.ss hsaIs & s"
Frleda - 4 Jupiter 18TH.
;edania ~ s Charleston fIth.
GsSrss sSss isnss S"Ssel ei aS Fc9ans Ta%neo e h
Great Falls 7n5 Scotland ]. v nth.
Gulfcoast II w sand Key I'm
Guifmaid 2T1 SIC sabine bar 18th.
VI G Folger ~ s Brunswick 10th.
Henry y'Y" Mallory y " Ter,usas I'm.
Herman Ernsch, 10 ~ Wy Gp,Is'f s,rs lSth
Illinois r, 27o sw Iatteras 18th.
81 Danziser 15i w Sand Key 18th.
J Pew % w Sand Key nth.
Jean % Jupiter 10th
John d Rockefeller IS y Tamplco 10th.
John WorthINF'sq s rS ss,sn9 sn9tTT ,on
Joseph NJ Cudahy 5si r Tampco 18th.
Josiah Macy 800 v Tampioo nth.
Julia I,,cke enhach $50 w Balboa 18th.
Kewanee 10 n Dry Tortugas 18th.
L ] Drake i60 ENE Charleston 1854.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
ARRIVED.

Str Baltic CBr), Liverpool Oct and
Queenstown. 9th. 70 the White star Line;
with 1876 first. 40i second cabin and 33l
steerage passengers, mails and mdse. Went
TO pier so. North River.
str bs5engaria a., 'ep; n, sonanampten aeasb,S @
60, Ltd, with 444 first. 5s3 second and I21
third class passengers, mails and mdse'
str Kroonland Antwerp Oct :. southamp-
ton 9th and Cherbourg sth. to the Red Star
Line, with o. first, 2i3 second and 7sa third
class passengers, mails and mdse. Went to
pier 6l. North River.
SIR OSCAR II tpapl; cSpenMhsssen and Chris, ,I,,s
un'S aai flrst @ and 9ss Third third class class passengers,
mails and mdse. Went to foot OF nth street.
Hoboken
osd, Messina asth, Naples 2Gth. Palermo
9Th. Valencia Oct =. Almeria 9Th and Gibral-
Tar oth t9 to-, the nd Gnard n seanp &C. a
malls and mdse. Went to pier II, North
River.
American Lines. with mail and mdse. Went
70 pier s,i. North River.
Str valacia tnr), London Sept q and
Newcastle, T., Oct 4. to the Cunard Steam
ship Co. Ltd. with mdse. Went to pier "a.
Str Tancred CNor). Immingham Sept %, 20
Str pIrgo, Stockholm Sept 90. TO tho Texas
Co. IN ballast Went to Rop'nss dry docs'
Str iiiaddon. s, Michacls Oct 9. to. A II Bull
co. with mdse.. Went TO New York Dock
Str Ocean Monarch tBr,, Manila, Singapore
and Alglers, to Houlder. Weir & Boyd, with
SIR ouilpue CBr). Ciuayaquil Oct and
CrlstobaI 9th, 20 sanderson Son. with Z
passengers aud mdse. Went to pier a2,
North River.
Str Porto Rico. Areclbo Oct 9, Mayaguez
9TH, Ponce 10th, Jobos 1lth and san Juan
18th. to tho New York nnd Porto Rice
Steamship Co, with Is passengers mails and
mdse. Went Co pier 81, Brooklyn
str Ulua tBr) Crstobal Oct =, Port Iimon
9th and Havana 18th to the United Fruit
Co. with 23 passengers, malls and mdse.
Went TO pier is, East River.
Str Gen Geo w Cioethals, Cristobal Oct 3
aad Port au Prince 18th, 10 the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line, with 81 passcn-
gers, mails and mdse. Went TO pier ],
IIoboken.
Str RichconcaI, Lobos DC, 8, to McAlikter
Brothers. with crude oil. Went to pier .,
Consinb, Hook.
str Esroranze Tampico Oct @. Vera Cruz
New YORK and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
With ~ passengers, malls and mdsc. Went
70 pier it, Brooklyn.
STR John - Archbold, Tuypam Oct 2. 20
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil. Went 90
pier q. Constable Hook.
Str Lmon Santa Marta Oct TO- 10 the
United frn.t co, with fruit. Went TO pier
s,r Walter D Munson, Puerto Padre. to
the Munson Steamship Line. with mdse. An
chored In Quarantine.
10 tho hi Glorgio E,eamship Co. with fruit.
Went TO F'ietcher'a dry dock. Hoboken.
Str Miraflores (Br). Port Antonio Oct j?
the Atlantic Fruit Go. With dnssSs mssn; - ,no
Munson Steamship Line. Went TO pier 10
Str Fort Hamilton tBrl, bermuda Oct Is
TO the Furncss- he rinuda Line, with ii2 ppr-
acngers, nails and mdsc. Wen, 10 pier o.
North River.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for Kew York.
Schr Annie NJ Preble, Sullivan. Me, Tor
New York, with stone to Joseph Leopold u
Co; vessel TO J L Crockett co.
Schr Moonlight Boston Tor New YORK. 10
Ciilmartin & Co. -
schr Carrie TIirtle (Br), Bridgewater'
Ms, for New York, with lumber TO ioinah O.
Tugs Elmer A Keeler. with barges tat
AMI Watuppa. with 3 tat 9:35 AND.
Motor barge 100 Cot PM).
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Giuseppe Verdi (ltaD. Genoa. sc, for
New York. is expected 10 reach Quarantine
late Tuesday and dock AT pier 20, North
River, Wednesday morning,
York. Is expected TO deck nj foot OF osh
street Hoboken, Tuesday afternoon.
str Mount Clay, Hamburg for New YORK. Is
Tuesday forenoon.
Str Mayaro tBr). Trinidad, Be-. for New
York. is expected 10 dock AZ pier 24' Brook-
iyn, Tuesday morning.
str Songelv tNor), from Santos. Is eS-
pected to arrive at Boston Wednesday.
don, was 604 miles from Sandy Hook AT
noon 18th.
Str Tosto fNor). Porto Plato. &c. for New
York, was l8o miles SIC Ambrose noon lIth.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL.

TtESDAf, OtIObSh In.
Italy (3l, via Palermo and Naples. SIR
CANADA, 1890 AN.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Germany, Poland. Lithuania. Latvia and
Esthonia via Cuyhnven panzg and Libau.
also parcel post mails for Germany. Austria
C3echo- -Soval;ia. Hungary. Switzerland. To-
land. Lithuania and Latvia. ctr POLONIA.
10: 80 AM.
Europe Africa and West Asia poland and
Norway y via Cherbourg and Southampton: !:
also parcel post malls for Great Britain.
ireland, France and other countries str
BERENGARIA. / PM (sup 2:3o PM -.
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL.
Jamaica and Colombia (except Cauca and
Narino departments). via Kingston. Carta
gena, Savanlla and Santa Marta. str
sIXAOLA. PM (sup 80 PM -.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 10.
Cape Hayti. Port dc Paix and Gonaives
fother parts OF Hayt'. Canal Zone, Panama,
Colombia and Ecuador y. via Cape Hayti,
Tort ee Peix, (ionaives. Aux Cages, Jacmel,
Cristobal. Buenaventura. Esmeraldas. Bahia
tiuayaqull. str GEN II L HODGES, 9:30
AM I.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT HAMIL-
TON, $3.50 AM.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (prints.
&cl. Nicaragua except East COAST. ANA
pan CITY. Chouteca (also prints &c, for
:;acaome. Tcgucigaipa and Yuscaran) In
oi Colombia and Ecuador tother parts Of
Honduras and letter mall for Salvador y
Via Cristobal. str X I LUCKENBACH. .
an (sup PM).
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ALBANIA (Br). from Liverpool 10Th for
New York.
AMERICA, from Queenstown 16th for New
York.
MINNEHAHDA. from Hamburg 18th for
New York.
sAXoNIA (Br), from cherbourg i4th for
New York.
UNITED STATES tDan), from Christiania
lith for New York
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CITY OF LAHORE tBr), at Bombay 18th.
(Br), at Glasgow 10Th.
FREDEEIK VIII DAM. at Christiansand
18th.
PERSIA MARU (Japl, at Hong Kong 10Th.
CDutch). at Boulogne 18th.
SUWA MARU (Jap), at Hong Kong 10th.
TUNISIAN ODD, at Glasgow 10Th,
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Dangers to Navigation.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l2-Capt r Han
sen of str West Isleta reports that on sept
o. $50 AN, when IN lat Il 20 y, Ion
74 IL w. passed a floating mast, color
yellow. about 10 feet lony and feet in
diameter; no wreckage attached.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
DRoPpINC OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen'e Church Institute. %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian. or hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time. ANY one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
26.o.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAFE RACE, MI. Oct iT-Barome'er a.
noon. 1925 inches; wind. ", Tight breeze
woa,her. fine: temperature. 50 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
SPOKEN.

Bari; Amiral de Ccrnulier (Fr, Antofa-
gasta via Fayal for Bristol. Oct >, Ia lat
81 n, Ion . 81 W.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Almanac for New York October 1s.

Sun rlses.....,. TO Moon rises.. 70 IN
Sun sets......... IL Moon SETS. ~ AN
TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER IS.
Sandy Hook. ......... 13 AN ~ IN
Governors Island ..... \ ~ AN Al PM
Hell Gate tAstoria). 10 Is AM 10 ~ PM
The time given In the above table is East
era standard time and is furnished by ths
United States Coast and Cepdetic survey.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a.

Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and other
parts OF Mexico -. via Havana. Prosreso,
malls for the Mexican States OF Campeche.
Chiapas, Guerrero, HdnIgo. Mexico, More
los. OaSaca. Puebla, Tlaxcala. Vera Cruz
ST Thomas. st Croix. st kits, Nevis,
Saba. st Martins. ST Eustatius, Antigua,
Moatserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica. Martl-
nique, st Lucia, Barbados and Guiana (Gre-
nada, st Vincent and Trinidad y. via st
Thomas. st Croix, st Kits. Antigua,
Guadeloupe, Dominica. Martinique, st Lucia
PM d.