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New York 60 \ Hatteras 9th.
Mobiles lat "A %. Ion 81 10 Sd.
Ornies $50 SSW Nantucket 3th
Ortega 800 Panama II 80 PM 9th.
Ozette 240 NE by Il Cape Henry 9th.
Pennsylvanian IS Hatteras 9Th.
Ponce a32 Scotland l. 5th.
Radiant s5 5W Hatteras 9Th.
Roanoke 65 y Hatteras 9Th.
S 3 Hunt 1875 Hatteras 9th.
Sabine Sun 25 8 Hatteras oth.
Saco Is Alligator Reef 4th.
San Bruno 222 N l.imon bth
San Mateo 4i6 Scotland 9th.
Saramacca passed Contoy Island 9th.
Shenandoah 100 Hatteras 18th.
Steadfast lT8 WNW Tortugas 9TH.
Steel Ranger AZ NE Colon 9th.
Storm King 1874 + Ambrose 3D.
Tekoa i5t WNW Sand Key 4th.
Theodore II Reynolds OF Sc South Pass 9Th
Ulua 4e3 Cape San Antonio 9th.
w III Libby sI2 n Tanlpico 9TH.
West Cclina lat ~ 25. Ion 3S ii 9Th.
Western passed Key West ath.
Wheaton lat Al OF. Ion 81 90 9Th.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, SEPT. s, 1927

dad and Grenada 30th and Dominique 3fst
10 Furness, Witty & Co, with 81 passengers.
mails and mdse. Went to New York DOCK
Co.'S pier "a. Brooklyn.
str Miraflores (Br), Port Antonio Sept !.
10 the Atlantic Fruit Co, with passengers
and mdse Went TO pier &c. East River.
str Hlbernia tsw). Manzanillo. TO Moore
Mccormack with mdse. -. -
str Tanamo, Tea Aug 70. to the United
Fruit Co, with fruit. Went 10 pier 10. East
River. . .
str Mexico, Havana Sept 2. to the New
York and Cuba Mall Steamship Go. with rs
passengers, mails and mdse. Went TO pier
IA. East River.
Str III Sol, Galveston Aug 81, TO the South
ern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went 10 pier ol,
North River.
Str II III Rogers, Galveston.
Str shawmut. Port Arthur. TO the Southern
Steamship Co. Went TO the foot OF Van
Brunt street, Brooklyn.
SIR Ell Estero. New Orleans Aug 81. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 40, North River.
Str Elswick House (Br), New Orleans Tor
Bremen Anchored off Stapleton.
Str Comanche. jacksonville Sept and
Charleston 4th, to the Clyde Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdsc. Went to pier
81 North River.
Str city Of Montgomery, Savannah Sept 3,
to the Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 30. North River.
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BY United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.

distances given In miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.]
A G Bedford 100 from South Pass 9th.
Agawam 15 r Sombrero Key 4th.
Agwimoon "A sand Key 5th.
Alabama 20 sw Hatteras 9th.
Algic 404 y Delaware Breakwater 6th.
Aladdin 100 NV Tortugas 9th.
Amelia SO iatteras 9th.
Astral Is s Nantucket 9th.
Atlantic sun $50 s Hatteras 4th.
Aztec 100 Sc Hatteraa 5th.
BesseIner City 900 NNw Colon 9th.
Bibbco lat 2s SO. Ion 06 as 5th.
Bradford ,02q $ San Francisco 9th.
Brilliant 90 Jupiter attn.
Broodine sos Il Ambrose 9th.
Calvert is3 W Sand Key 9TH.
ear5l9 earIaso tss sss r. 'isn sso on aa,on,o 5,h
Ccrro Ebano 20s " sand Key 9TH.
Charles Pratt sand Key bth..
Cilffwood ~ w Sand Key eth.
Coldbrook 10 Sc Hattcrag 5th.
Coqultt Int 90 o. Ion ~ o. 9TH.
Creole rs SE South Pass 9th.
Currier q n Toltugas ath.
David meKelyseys p Hstterss .s e., s;h.
Durango 300 Hatteras 5th.
Fast Chicago 500 Ambrose sth
Eastern Sea I96 r Cape Henry 5th.
Edith a05 ! Ambrose 9th.
Edward Iuckenbach 2N3 Oycrfalls 9th.
Eugene K Thnyer 30 w sand Key 9th.
Il y Asche i63 WV Tortugas SIN.
Fred " Weller 80 w sand Key fth.
George Washington .i02 " Ambrose 9th.
Guluba 2z5 L Five Fathon 9th.
Culf IL Mexico III Sabine bar 9Th.
GulfCoagt 20 SW Hatteras 9th.
Guifstar 80 sW Hatteras 5th
III u F0ger 80 " Hattefas 9Th.
Helen a0s s Scotland l. V Jth.
Huron /, ,2lT Scotland J. V 9Th.
a Bostwick 2g0 WNW rortugas 3th.
y ~ 0'Ncil "a w TortugRs 5th.
J NJ Guffey 222 w sand Key 18th.
John ~ Rockefeller 2s5 NE Tampico 9th.
kekoskee s. NV Tortugas ath.
Latte Fayhan 100 = iIatteras eth.
Lake Frohna 800 p Ambrose 20.
Liberty MiuHuaa GO = Hatteras 9th.
Lightburno ! ! W Sand Key Jth.
BiEonier 30 " Hatteras 5th
bilnee $50 w Havana sth.
Mn1Hick lat ~ ~. Ion % Al 9Th.
Mntincock ~ s Tortugas 4th.
Munnnnr 53i y Ambrose 18th.
Mundaie ~ Hatteras 5th.
MusNtpou zoe " Nantucket 5th.
Mufkueen ipt Torfugar 5th.
Mvstlr Gs2 r. Ambrose 9Th.
Nelson lis p palo Banco 9TH.
NeshoDee 05i u Boston 5th.
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Dangers to Navigation.

rrscported 10 the Hydrosraphic office.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept i--str Juneau
passed on Aug ~ o. miles west OF Cape
Spencer. floating wharf with timbers
atlcking up 30 feet above water, dangerous
70 navigation. This position Is on the resu-
lar Htea mshlp track.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Sept G-Tho time ball above
she Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamcn's Church Institute, IS
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon
7Jth meridian, OF hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. AIRY one desiring correct Green
3G2u.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA. at Cherbourg ath from New
EMPREss OF JAPAN tBp. At Hong Kong
Eth.
EsTONIA, at DanxiR goth.
FREDERrK VIII DAM. at Copenhagen 9th.
KATORf MARU tJap). at Hong Kong 5th.
KEYSTONE STATE, at Hong Kong Nth.
KOREA MAHu tJap), at Shanghai 9th.
ROCHAMBEAU trrl, at Havre 5th.
SANTA LUfSA, at Cnilao 5th, "a
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str <ieuw Amsterdam Dutch, Rotterdam
for New York. Is expected to arrive In QUAR-
antine late Friday. Probably dock Saturday
morning.
Str Orla CNor), Newcastle for New York,
was 95T miles r OF Ambrose lightship at
noon 5th.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

coo Office and
rnenay yrnalc
lis
Foreign Staton nha
ne h
ooffee the pier the
rra
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Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER

France. Rumania Bulgaria, czecho- slova-
lila, Jugo-Slayia. Austria, Hunsary, Poland.
Switzerland. Italy Spain, Greece. Portugal.
Turkey Syria Palestine. Egypt. British In
dia, kenya and Uganda. Malta, Gibraltar,
Siam. Cyprus ana Ceylon via Chernoprg
tother countries via Southampton; also
parcel post mails for France and other coun-
tries. str EMPRESS or INDIA. AN tsup
Azores Islands and Gibraltar utely) >
via Ponta Delsada. Gibraltar and Naples
also parcel post malls for Azores lslanas.
Gibraltar and Italy. str CRETIC, $3.50 AN.
Germany, Poland. Lithuania. Latvia ana
Esthonia via Cuxhaven, nanzig and Llnau'
also parce, post mails for Germany, Austria,
Czeeho- -slovakia, Hungary. Switzerland. Po-
land, Lithuania and Latvia, str LiIuANlA'
Azores Islands and Portugal Greece ) via
Hor,a. AnRra. Ponta Delgada, Lisbon and
Piraeus; also parcel post malls Tor Azores
Islands and Portugal str ASIA. 1880 AN.
Greece, Bulgaria and Ruman!a 60 via Pi-
raeus, Narna and Constanza also parcel
post malls for Greece and Bulgaria, str
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Gtaly y. via
ponta Delgada. Gibraltar and Naples. by
rail 20 Boston. Mass, and thence by str
Portugal azores Islands and Greece >
via. Horta, Angra. Ponta Delgada. Lisbon
thence by str ASIA. Pm.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER s.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Straits Set
Elements and Norway p. via Ply routh,
burg also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. Ireland. France, Poland, Germany,
Austria, czecho- -slovakia. Hungary swiLzer-
jand and other countries. str MONGOLIA,
s AM (sup $3.50 AN -.
FRIDAY, SEPTEsfBER Q.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany,
Iithuania, Latvia. Esthonia and Finland.
Via Bergen. Stavanger and Christiania also
parcel post mails for Norway. str BER-
GENSFJoRD, $3.50 AN tsup AN ~.
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies. &c.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I.
Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT HAM
nTON, 6:3o AM.
Turks Island ana Dominican Republic via
Turks Island Monte Christi. Puerto Plata.
Sanchsx Samana, La Romano, San Pedro
de Macoris, San Domingo City and Azua.
str fungus. IL NJ
Jamaica and Colombia Except Caucn and
Narino Departmental via Kingston. Carlo
eeua Savanila and Santa Marta. str TuR-
RIALBA i2 NJ sup u 80 PM -.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
Yucatan and Campeche (cuba and other
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LATvIA tDan). from Copenhagen LIST for
New York.
oRBITA (Br). from Hamburg Sd for New
York.
POTOMAC. from Bremerhaven Sd for New
York.
UNITED STATES tDan). from Copenhagen
I'd for New York.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. Sept 6--Barometer a.
noon, 3oo5 inches: wind. sw. fresh breeze;
weather, cloudy; temperature, 90 deg Fahr.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARGENTINA tItaD. from Trieste I'd for
New York.
EMPIRE STATE. from Hong Kong 9TH f6r
San Francisco
Ia ToURAiNE Fr). from Hsvre 80 fer
New York.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neeos Office is IN
the Barge Office. Ship information given by U. s.
Mary Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON. Sept 6--Gailups Island fog sis-
Sept 2.
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Bound East.

Tugs socony %. with barge lat II AND
Clara II poane. with 2 tat 40 PM; Wa
tuppa, with ) Tat 2.40 PM.
Sailed 9th, schr Margery Austin (Br), from
Perth Annboy for st John. NIB.
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DTE SFPTENtBER 8.
MarseIIles lath. ...... NeFf p
DUE SEPTEMBER o.

Aquitania. Southampton 3d.....s .Cunard
Bellepilne, Gibraltar 2dth. ........C y Mallory
civ OF Savannah, Savannah 9Th Ocean IS Co
Malacca Maru, Gibraltar 2dth. Nippon yusen
~ Amsterdam Plymouth lst... .Holland-Am
Oria, Newcastle, r., goth. h.....,........ -------
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies. &c.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER !.
SAu WEDNESDAY,.

Acropolis. Piraers. &c.... 200 PM
Annetta, Santiago, sc. c............. -
Asia Azores. Lisbon, &c.....--..- 3.Uo FM
1la eco nal -
Chicago. Havre. vre...............,.. Noon
City Of Lahore. Bombay. Calcutta.
cTetic. Azores. Naples, &C. ..... 800 PM
Dochet. Constantinople. &c, Via
nj Occiaente Galveston ... Noon
nj I.ngo New Orleans. Noon
so,,,hannnton n..r,............... Noon
For, Harnilton. Bermuda ...... 1000 AM
Lake Faribault, Mobile &c....... Noon
Toi-a r-arpandn Ennttaro.
I.ituania. panzir ana Libau. Noon
Moravia Bridge, Copenhagen, DC,
~. T1btfa dolvl,Sa
North American, Callao. &c....,..
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,coNrrNuED ON NEXT PACED
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.

Bound South.
Str North Land. Boston for New York.
Tug Socony No-S, with ! barge Cat o..
AMI,
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Transpacific Mails.

Close ut New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii via San Francisco. str LURLINE.
Sept s.
Hawnii via San Francisco. str MANoA.
Sept g.
Straits Settlements, Sumatra and specially
addressed mail for French Indo- China. Brit
ish India and Ceylon via San Francisco, str
CREOLE STATE, Sept 0.
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only via San Francisco, str CHINA.
Sept o.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China Netherlands East Indies except SUI
natra) and Philippine Islands via vancou-
yer and Victoria, BIC, str EMPRESS OF
Japan. rea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China anu Netherlands East Indies except
Sumatra) via San Francisco, str SILVER
STATE, Sept H.
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia via San Francisco, str
MARIANA. Sept IS.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Malls OF the following dates: Manila Aug J..
Shanghai 8th. Kobe 18th. Yokohoma 1sth,
which arrived per str Suwa Maru. We're
despatched East from Seattle on Sept 1, and
mails dated Manila Aug .. Hong Kong 18th.
Shanghai 18th and Yokohama 23d, which
arrived per str Silver State, were despatched
Bast from Seattle on Sept .. The nRils
Mom the suwa Maru are due in New York
on the morning OF Tuesday, Sept q. and
those from the Silver State on the morning
OF Wednesday. Sept Z.
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Almanac for New York Sept. 7.

The time given in the above table II East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add I hour.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07

MARINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.
FOR sALE--ico n. steam freish, boat. 200
tons. Il H. q In. draft: $4,000. MCINTOSH
AGENCY, II Rroadway. bowling Green 1851.
SALE or charter. 200 ton steam lighter.
MARINE SERVICE CO.. 200 Broadway.
FouND-Motor boat. about 20 foot. adrift.
Tel. Broad 32fc.
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parts Of Mexico ~ via Havana, Progreso.
Vera Cruz and Tampico; also parcel post
mails for the Mexican States OF Campeche.
Chapas. Guerrero. Hidalgo, Mexico, Moreos.
Oaxaca. Pueba, Tlaxcala. Vera Cruz and
Yucatan, str MONTERREY, 8 AM 7.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay 90. via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires. str HALL
ARTUS, AM
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca.
Narino and Magdalena departments
CHayti -, Via Port au Prince, Kingston.
cartagena and Savanilla. str LAKE ELRIo.
IL NJ.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.
Dominican Republic via Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris
and San Domingo City. str MARY, 80 AM.
Bayti except Cape Hayti and Port de
Paix) Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
eprlnts. &c). Nicaragua (except East COAST,
Amapala City. Chouteca talso prints. &c.
for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). In
Honduras, and Narino Department of Co
lonihia (other parts Of Honduras and letter
mail for Salvador -, via Port au Prince and
Cristobal, str COLON (sea postl. 80 Pm
tsup $50 PM ID.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS

SAIL WEDNESDAY,.
Nueces. Key west. &c.... Noon
Pipestone County, Dunkirk, &c..
Sarcoxie. Rotterdam. ...........-
fungus, Monte Christi, &c......... IN
Turrialba. Kingston, &c. PM
SAIL THURSDAY.
f,t,,, 80 Montgomery. Savannah 800 PM
Coynanche. Jacksonville ......... 100 PM
Eastern Queen. Brisbane. &c. -
AZ. E,lrio Port au Prince Gc.. 1900 Pm
afansoiia ua ambrrv Noon
Monterey. Havana, &c. II 100 AM
Strathlorne, Bordeaux. ......-.-
Tordenskjold Hamburg. &c....-
SAIL FRIDAY.
Berrensfjord, Christiania. ....... Noon
coian cristobai. 800 PM
Mary, Dominican Republic. Noon
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United
States e
Lines

NEW YORK TO EUROPE
Sailings from, Pier "a, 34th ST., N. r.
S. S. Geo. Washington and America
piers 8 and /, Hoboken) excepted.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SEPTEMBER I.
Ernnl.

Steamer. From. ASehs.
American Rotterdam gath. ......R Il Hague
Can Planter. Colon 2Tth. 80. Wilford Mch
City OF Madras. Gibraltar 23d-.. Norton-Lihy
Graecia, Santiago 30th........ Moore Y McC
Livingston Roe. Stockholm 25th. II IAiague
Munamar. Havana 3d.......... Munson Line
Mystic, Hamburg Goth. ..... United American
Noorderdyk Flushing 25th. Holland America
Royal Prince Cape Town, 9th. Furness- why
Santa Theresa, Havana I'd. .... Am y CUBAN
kao Vicente, Lisbon iSth........C Richard
DUE SEPTEMBER 8.
Brooklne, Antwerp 23d. ....... Pacific SS go
Comus New Orleans 30. ....... southern rae
Mort ST George, Quebec Sd. quebec - 90
49, Victoria Bermuda 6th..... Quebec SIS Co
2anpasaa TAMPA at;.......... Mallory Line
Ileiades. Colon 30th.. .......... .luckenbach
Reulus, ST Nazaire 2Tth..-..... cosmopolitan
eiboncy gantauder 2qth..........W Ward Line
Tivives santa Marta lat. ...... United Fruit
Winfrled Marseiiles 18th. ...... Kerr SIS Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
IMMIGRATION BILL
REPORTED DRASTIC

WaHhing.o on. Feb. l0.-Rostrictions
on immigration said by committee
members TO be more drastic than
those proposed in tho house or john
son bill are contained in an 'cmer-
ScnCy measure approved and reported
today 10y the senate Immigration com
mi'lr". TIL" measure decided on ~
4 substitute for the bill passed sever
.al weeks ago by Inc house would be-
come effective next April / and con-
tinuc in torce only until June 80,
1877
During the fifteen months the bills
restrictions would be effective senate
leaders are confident permanent i'm
migration Legislation will be enacted
and in the meantime the predicted
Hood Of aliens would be stopped
The bill, as reported by the senate
committee. would limit the immi-
grants admitted to the United States
annually from any one country To
per cent Of the nationals Of that
country in the United States at the
time tho 1920 census was taken. The
measure, however, specifically pro-
VidcS that ii shall mot be construed
any law or agreement now existing
which forbids the admission Of any
alien of any nationality or geographic
cal boundary" This provision was IN
terpretcd to mean that treaties now
existing between the United States
and China and the United States
and Japan would not in any wise be
affected.
Senators who have studied the inn
migration question tonight pointed
ont tho principal differences between
he johnson bin and the senate meas
uTc. The latter they declared, would
exclude more aliens than the john
son bill, $4,000 being estimated as
The maximum number of admissions
IN the first twelve months of the sem
ate measures existence. Admissions
of relatives and dependents, authorize
cd bT the house measure. they said.
WoulC more than equal the number
allowed 10y the senate measure.
Another difference between the two
bills was pointgd to i'm the provisions
for determining what classes Of i'm
migrants would hc admitted The
nous" voted to trca- all nationalitics
alike. Tho apparent disposition in the
>Cna'" as indicated in the bin re-
ported today is TO lcgislatc only
against European Immigrants. In this
connection Senator Colt. of Rhode Is
land. chairman OF the committee. de
Scribcd the bill rs conc of temporary
us" only ANA intended to apply to
European countries"
Floor leaders expressed doubt that
the bill MOuld PASS 1t tb. ,r.sn,,t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
Auto Lien Bill Killed.

Columbia, Feb. 11.-Without even
IA demand for the ron call, the HOUSE,
Of representatives today killed the
bill advocated for several years by the
automobile dealers of South Carolina
and endorsed by the bankers of the
state, TO give bonalidc purchase mon
cY mort@a"Cs on automobiles prior
ity over ordinary liens. Representative
Sapp, of Columbia,- the author Of the
hiil made Il strong speech i'm defense
of the measure; Representative BIZ
monhon. Of Charleston. and Asa Hall.
or Cherokee, were the opponents who
SPOKE ON the measure. The house
also killed today bill TO provide
state regulation of thc books taught
in the public schools Of the state.
Representatives iIumlin and Kennedy
were authors of the measure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
AGAINST
SEC. HOUSTON
William Randolph Hearst Asks
For Injunction Against Loans
to Foreign Governments

Washington, Feb. 11.-Suit for an
injunction restraining Secre tary
ti"aSl"n from making any further
loans TO foreign governments was
il"d in lhc District of Columbia su-
pr"mr court today by counsel Tor
William Randolph Hurst, who acted
IN his capacity a. "A private citizen.
Besides seeking an injunction to
prevent the establishment OF further
credits 10 foreign governments,
Hurst also seeks to onjoin the secre-
tarN from making any further ad-
Nanr"S on credits already established
Tor France, Italy Greece, Czecho-
Vak!a, Liberia and other countries.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
Typhus Epidemic
Menace to America
President Called On To Exercise
Authority TO Shut Out
immigrants

NaShins,"n. Fob. lo.--\ Warmed by
'hc increasing number Of cases OF
'Nrhu# mnon@ immigrants arriving
in the port of Ncw York, federal
health authorities tonight were on
gaEcd in a study Of methods to pre-
vent Introduction OL the dread dis
caH" into the United States.
The situation at New York. whore
more than SO Immigrants are aboard
ships suffering from typhus. was
brought 10 tn" attention of Prcsi-
Gent Wilson today i'm telegram from
DR.. Royal :. Copeland. New York
health commissioner. DR.. C0Dcland
called the presidents attention to
provisions Of the quarantine act Of
1893 granting lho president author
itV in the interest Of the bubble
health to prohibit IN whole or in part
the admission to the United States
OF persons and property from such
| countries or points as he NAV dcs-
! ignatc and for such a time as he may
Il ecm necessary.
| The telegram from .he New York
| health com missioner on recent at
the White House WuS forwarded ia
|
| Jurisdiction over the public health
service and matters of public health
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
| LaPOrtr. in charge Of tho publi,
health service, said tonight The pro
visions OF the quarantine act refer
red to by DR.. Copeland had been the
| subject Of study for several davY
| bat as the Withholding of genera
/, permission to enter the country
would bo a drastic step. officials hcsi
tatcd to pat il into effect. Most o
the tYphuS cases have boon foun,
among Immigrants arriving iron
southern Europe especially iron
Italian ports.
Assistant Surgeon General r. II
Crecl Secretary LHPortc said, ha
been sent 10 New York TO make
thorough study Of the situation an,
to cooperate with health authoritic
there in handling The typhus prob
! lem.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
SENATOR SMITH
WANTS TO ACT

Washington, Feb. 1v.-The govern
meuexwhich maintains that there Is
= cerdhn large amount of cotton in
the south, dos the south the grave
injusti,e. in depressing the price Of
he staple. In the opinion of Senator
smith of South Carolina.
" In order that the facts might be
developed. Senator Smith this after
noon introduced a resolution reauir-
Ing the agriculture committee OF the
senate to conduct thorough inves-
tigation In the situation. As a result
the actual available supply will be
ascertained.
senator Smith be-, YES the dcpart-
mert estimated the volume to be un-
Jus ~ large. lie found that when
the ,-uth IL developed the world will
he astounded that it's available sun
ply or cotton is So greatly reduced
nom The government figures. and
that the price OF the staple will be
Immediately increased.
The resolution. which authorizes
nm Investigation not only as TO the
amount and grades OF cotton, but Of
wheat also. will prevail. IT is indi-
Gated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
JAPANESE IN
HAWAII

Honolulu. r. H., Jan. . (Corre-
spondence OF The Associated prcss)
THAT the Japanese i'm Hawaii are
Indispensable TO the production of
the territory's natural wealth and
that they should realize the gravity
or their responsibility toward the
com munity In which they live. was
ps,rt ef the New Years message Civ
en- the Japanese colony I'm tho Is-
lands by Japanese consul general, G..
fada. as reported i'm the columns of
abe japanese daily. Nippu Jill. The
consul-general said. according to the
Nippu jill:
"Japancsc I'm Hawaii, through long
years OF residence. have come To
play an important role In the affairs
OF these islands and tho fact that
they have become an indispensable
elemenS I'm tho production of Hawaii's
wealth should make them realize all
the moro the gravity of their respon-
sibility toward the community i'm
which they live. To get along har-
moniously and comparatively with the
rest of the people In the community
they must discharge their duties"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-16
New Columbia DpDOt.

The Richland delegation has intro
duced u bin TO require the railroads
operating into the capitol city To erect
a new union station, one that will be
in keeping with the travelling public
OF the state and the business done
by the railroads i'm Columbia, to
meet such requirements. The bill re-
quireS that the station be completed
within three years, that work start
within two Years, and a penalty for
Washington. Feb. 11.-Salary in
crease OF three thousand yearly, from
twelve 10 fifteen thousand, was voted
for Vice president Coolidge today by
the senate. Senator Pomerene, Dem
ocrat, offered an amendment to legis-
latiVe, executive and judicial bill to
increase the salary.