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The Washington times., 1921-09-04

IL that Of the horse. The father, j.
Beaver Webb. owned one Of the finest
stables on Long Island. ana Automo-
biles were anathefna to him and his
girls. The city home is at No. 81 Park
avenue and Mr.. Webb also maintains
country estate at Great Neck near
the Sound. Natives out that way tell
OF his early efforts to discourage
motoring by establishing o private
speed trap on the road near his Long
Island home.
When reporters inquired Of him
what he thought of his daughters
wedding. he retorted crisply: :.
What II there TO tell7 They've
been married months. Everyone in
New York knew it--everyone ex-
Now you come along and pounce, on
me as II the thing were new.
with Daddy's Blessing.
Eyes, I approve Of It. Why not7
The girl wanted to marry the man.
IT'S nobody's business but hcrsl I
am nobody. she Is nobody. and why
should all this ralsins over the past
be gone through again?
ITS rotten. that's what I call It.
rottenl Tearing a persons life to
shreds like this to bring out in the
public eyes the affair Of q poor
little girl. I haven't read the news
papers and don't want to read
them. When got married, nobody
rushed into the newspapers over II.
There has been considerable COM
ment In and out of society since sum-
mer over the presence Of Mrs. Louise
Webb Leonard's in her fathers
home and the absence iof her pa
trolman husband from duty In Gen.
tral Park because Of ostensibie illness.
Mr.. Beaver Webb was asked to COM
ment on this and he replied tartly:
"Once more, that's none OF the
public's business. Just because my
daughters marry the men they want
to everything Is .barked about and
torn to little pieces and scattered TO
the winds, It's rotten, rotten. and
that's all there Is to it."
The romance of Louise Webb and
the mounted policeman was quite as
mysterious and surprising as that OF
her sister. Patrolman Leonard is
young and handsome. For months he
had been assigned to the Bride Path
of Central Park, and II was there, pre-
sumably, that he met Miss Webb,
though just how and why Ii still q
secret.
J. Beaver Webb is naval architect
by profession and a successful finan-
cier from choice. He designed the
Morgan yacht and was deeply, In
terested In the Old Master OF Wall
| Streets steamship ventures. When
the senior Morgan died, he left
$3.50, 900 to his friends. The webbs
are intimate friends Of the Oelrichs,
Jays, whitneys and Wrights. and
other factors as important In the old
line metropolitan aristocracy.
| Despite the fathers statements, II
In known that he looked with no APP
proval upon the marriage OF Louise
to the policeman, and for a while
would not look on either OF them at
all. Later he relented. at least as Gar
as the girl was concerned, and opened
his house to her.
| Mrs. J. Beaver Webb was Miss Alice
May. OF washington. She sued for
q separation last February, asserting
that her husband had barred her from
their home since 1915 and had failed
/ ~ nroyida for har
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
Wild Street Car Kills Man.

ST. GATHERINGS. Ontario. Sept.
s.-JThe rear truck of a street car
parted company with the front truck
and hit switch, jerking the front
truck from the rails. The car forced
from the track hit Jacob Offstein.
standing on the sidewalk. He was
killed.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
75I. W. W. ROUTED;
KEPT FROM MoBBINo JAIL

LANGDoN, N. D., Sept, s.--seven.
ty.five /. w, W., who were arrested on
their arrival here from Larimore. wore
sent out OF town yesterday afternoon,
As the remnant OF band OF several
hundred which assembled at Larimore
TO force the release OF five I, w, w, IN
jail here, the seventy-five we're sur.
rounded by a large posse OF citizens
when they arrived at Langdon and
were marched 10 Jail.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
City Has Good Balance.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. s.--Rich-
mond kept well within it's income
during the fiscal year just paused. and
for the first time In many years In
CURED no floating or unfunding debt.
having on hand in the treasury q bal
ance Of s314.s1s.1s. to start the current
year. /w
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
suIToR, 80, KILLS GIRL. -,
WHO REFUSES TO WE'D

BEDFORD. Ohio. Sept. S.--Minnie
Lakatos, thirteen, was shot through
the heart and instantly killed by
Mike Pinter, thirty-eight, who then
shot and killed himself.
The tragedy 10 said to have result.
cd from the refusal OF the girl to
marry Pinter because OF her age.
Pinter was a boarder at the Lalotos'
home. u. ssg
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
u S. COAST GUARD SOON TO BE ABSORBED BY NAVY DEPA
Landlady Seizes
Two Babies for
Unpaid Board
HUNTrNGroN, W. Va.

w.
Sept. 8.
A LANDLADY who seized
and held for two weeks
two small babies to compel
payment Of q board bill was
forced TO surrender her un-
usual collateral when the case
was brought to the attention
Of the police.
Boarders at the home Of
the woman were unable to
pay their bin when they left.
Instead Of grabbing the fam
lily wash or the usual much
fought-over luggage, the two
babies were seized.
After two weeks, In which
she vainly attempted to re-
cover her two babies, the
frantic mother finally ap-
pealed to police.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
Society Gossiping On
Webb Girls ROn1nnces
Edith's Marriage to Chicago Groom Is Her Affair
Says Papa Webb Friend of j. P. Morgan-Bride
Sings Washing Dishes, While Husband
Shoots Rats in Employers Barn.

when her husband conducted rid.
ing school in Philadelphia and New
York. The young couple plan to stay
at the Behr estate In their cottage all
winter. Mr.. Behr has one OF the
finest strings OF horses In the Middle
west, and fellow servants said that
George Miles worked for him on that
account more than any other.
II the Beavor Webb family IL sus.
ceptible to any common influence II
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
Ship Board Gets Pooahontas.

NAPLES, Sept. s.--Ths American
steamship Pocahontas. IN port here
since June because OF failure 10 pay
for repairs, has boon re-oonsiGned to
the United States Shipping Board. The
vessel has incurred debts amounting
70 2,7o0. 900 lire. II 10 expected II win
sail next week.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The eyes
OF society are centered just now
on the piquant figure Of Miss
Alice Beaver Webb, last Of the
three beautiful daughters Of j.
Pierpont Morgan's intimate friend.
With Louise welded to Mounted
Policeman Thomas ]. Leonard, in
New York, and Edith Beaver
Webb now the bride Of George
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
IcEMAN GETS NEW SON
AND PATRONS FREE ICE

wAUKEaAN, Ill, Sept. S.-Pa-
irons of Joseph Miltimorc, iosman,
are hoping he viii raise . Roose-
veltian family.
When Q ten.pound son arrived at
his homo he made each patron . gift
Of 100 pounds OF ice.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
U. 8. and Slam Sign Treaty.

A treaty Of commerce and navisa-
tion between the United States and
Siam. which was signed here De-
cember 10 last, was ratified at Bang.
kok on September 1, the State Do
partmsnt was advised today.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
Rail Loan Authorized. /.

The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion today authorised tho East st.
Louis Junction Railroad Company 20
issue at par demand notes Cor not ex-
oeedlng $4,000, payable 10 the st.
Louis National etoclsyards and bear
Ing 7 per can't intsrsst
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
AIRPLANE FLIES THREE
MILES WITHOUT MOTOR

BERLIN. Sept. s.--Herr Nemper-
or. German inventor. today flew
three miles in an airplane without a
motor. The airman made jumping
start from the top Of water tower.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07

ship Co. with mdse. Went to pier 8. EN-
psra Stores. Brooklyn.
str Lake Sebago. Porto Colombia March
10, Rio Haohe 18th. Kingston I'D. Petit
Goave 24th. Port au Prince 26th. Cape Hayti
and Port de Paix 30th. to the Clyde Steam
ship Co, with md3e. Went to pier A. North
River
Str A G Bedford, Lobos March 20, to
Robert L Hague, with crude oil. Went TO
pier 5, Bayonne. NJ.
Str Husuenot, Tampico March 20, to the
Columbus Shipping Co, with crude oil. Went
20 Maurer. Nj.
Str Mount Vernon CNor). Kingston March
81 and Port Antonio 31st, to the Atlantic
Fruit Co. with fruit. Went TO pier 20. East
River.
Str Argentina ItaD, New York for Naples
Sc, was $50 miles + of Ambrose light
ship at noon Wednesday. Reports fine and
clear weather.
Str Lysefjord (Nor), Kingston March q
and Port Morant 31st. to the Tropical Steam
ship Co. with ! passenger and mdse- Went
10 pier Z. East River.
Str Gulf Queen, Port Arthur. Texas. March
30. TO the Gulf Refining Co. with oil. Went
10 Gulf Refining Docks, Bayonne.
Str Mohawk, Jacksonville, TO the Clyde
Steamship Co, with mdse and passengers.
Str Hortensius (Br), Philadelphia April 8
10 II p Houston e. Co. with mdse in transit
for Rosario. Went to pier 3, Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Str Texan, Boston, to the United American
Lines. Went to pier .. Bush Docks. brook
lyn.
Str Oscar d Bennett. Boston. to the Pan
Amercan Petroleum and Transport Co. Went
10 Robins's dry dock. Brooklyn.
Returned-Str Lake Arthur, hence for
Richmond. Went to pier 46. East River
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy relesraph.I

lby 1tlcHT0p4.J
ASTORIA. 9. Aprdi 6-Arrdved. str Redys
Sailed 9th. strs Steel Mariner. New York
West Notus. Bueraos Aires.
BOSTON. Mass. April 6--Arrivcd. STIR
Prince Arthur QBrl, Yarmouth; Delaware
New York Sand cleared to RETURN; schl
Charles A Dean. Port Tampa; tugs w
Taylor, Sandwich. Socony. No 2, Newbury'
port with barge Socony No 1874
Cleared 9th. strs Welshman (Br). Lver
pool via New York: Dallas. Manchester via
Portland. Ne; City OF Columbus. Savannah
Walter D Noyes. Newport News; Maiden
Hampton Roads tugs Tamaqaa tfrom Phila.
delphia) towing barges Glendower. 70,
Hallowen, and Tamanend. for Augusta
vern (from Saienl, Shamoi1in. PohAsnong
peauest. Chemung. Hopatcong and Chenenso
Sailed 9th. strs oronoke t,rom soutA
Anseracan porsl, New York: Amolco. sar
Annie s Reuben. Stonington; Helen Barne,
Gring, Norfolk; tug Mercury, New York
towing barges Con Knox and Josephlis. -
Wind at Highland Light, NV, 10 miles
BALTIMORE, Md, April 4--Arrived. schr
Lzzie d Peabody. New York via Reedviil'
Gor repeairs).
Arrived 9th, str Bella. Port Maria taas
satled ON return).
sailed 9th. str Matoa. Portland (not Bos
toni.
Sailed 9th. airs Cibao CNor). Tela; Paii-
sades Glasgow; Carenco Liverpool.
BRUNSWICK. Ga. April 6--Sailed, schl
Samuel w Hathaway. Philadelphia; dredg'
CHARLESTON. SC. April 6-Arrived. str
Schoharde. New Orleans for Hamburg.
Sailed 9th, atrs Lackawanna Bridge, LIS
CONTINUED ON PACE 2O)
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BJJENOS AIRES, April 6-The belief was
expressed to-day that the dispute between
be taken up by the United States with the
Argentine Government through diplomatic
channels unless the union withdraws It's
threat and permits the unloading OF tne
Martha Washington.
BOSTON, April 6-Str Gaelic Prince oI5rl
before reported ashore. has been swung ~
degrees llghtering of cargo continues; about
900 tons OF cocoanul OH nAVS peSA puaiipsu
overheard.
BALTIMORE, April 6--Schr Lizzie d Pea
body has been purchased by Capt William 3
Brown OF Upton. Va. and wdn be used In bay
trade.
KEY WEST. Fla, April 6--wireless report
from str SarnolMe (Br). from Tampico Tor
-, states that she picked up schr santa
E,ulal!a (Sp) from Manzanilo for -, IN
lat 30 10, Ion 70 Oh, with loss or rudder, aho
Is towing her TO Jacksonville.
LONDON, April Str Steel Maker. San
francisco, &c, for London, &c, due TO arrive
at Panama April 5. has machinery trouble.
Rotterdam, before reported ashore In Bala-
bao Straits. has been assisted OIL uiioaH-
aged.
PHILADELPHIA. April 6-Battleahip Con.
neoticut. outward bound for Culebra, and
ctr Fl q Foiger from Port Arthur. with a
cargo OF petroleum, we're In collision this
morning below Fort Mifflin; the Connecticut
was undamaged; damage, II any. TO the
PoRTT.ANp. Me. April lit y understood
tina. str Wandby (Br) win be disposed OF at
private sale 70 the highest .s1 niuueI, ~ a.
tho hull having been badly battered al Tho
heavy sea.s last week.
RIO JANEIRo, April 6-Thc contract Tor
thoir uis having expired on March 81, France
is preparing to return TO Brazil the twenty.
seven former German steamers borrower
during the war. Whether Brazil wall retain
these veseels or sell them has not been
leaa1,ed Last year interests In the United
States offered To purchase them
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
SAIL SATURDAY .
PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921

with s2l cabin, 1876 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went 10 pier 81. North
Str Italia CBr), Trieste March O., Bari
18th, Naples 18th, Gibraltar 22d and Boston
April 4, to the Anchor Line. with mdse.
Landed passengers at Boston. Went 10 pier
Ga. North River.
Str Port Chalmers (Br), London. An
chored In Quarantine,
Str carlsholm lsw). Gothenburs March
Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier g. Brook
lyn. =
to the Standard oil Co Of New York, In bal
last. Went 20 pier :, Bayonne, ~.
sr Black Arrow. Bilbao March IL. Sans
tander 18Th, Corunna 10th and Havana April
.. 10 the New York and Cuba Mall Steam
shin Co, with Is cabin and rs eteerage pas
sengers and mdse. Went to pier u, East
River.
str Kasama tBr). Alicante March 4, oran
Co. with mdse. Went to pier A., Brooklyn. !,
Str wiiikeno (Br). Messina March 10 and
Gibraltar ed. TO the Williams Steamship Co,
with mdse. Went 10 pier 45, North River.
str Clan Maciinnon CBr), Madras Jan 10,
Cochin 18th, Caiicut 3Oth. Aden EeD =, Fort
Said 18th. Marseilles March I, Gibraltar ctn
and London 22d. TO Barber 4 Co, with mdse.
Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier ss, Brook
lyn.
str Kathlamba CBr, oran March %. to
Norton, Lilly a Co, in ballast. Went 10 pier
g. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
str Hog Island. Corstantinople. &C. An
chored In Quarantine.
Str Trekicye (Brl. Calcutta Jan 20, Port
Said March q Bizerta OH, Oran 18th and
Boston April s. 10 Norton, Lilly a Co. with
ndse. Went to pier 3. American Docks.
Staten Island.
and PHILADELPHIA. to the LuceenDach Steam
ship Co with mdso. Went TO foot of 33d
street Brooklyn.
very fTth Eten 18th, Guayaquil 2fst, Buena-
ventura 25th and Cristobal 2Tth, 70 w X
Grace & Co, with mdse. Went to New York
Dock Cos pier aa. Brooklyn.
str santa Luisa. Valparaiso March ~,
Antofagasta 2fst. Iauque 22d, Mollendo I'D,
f'allao csth P!mcntnl nGth and Cristobal
3Oth, to w r. Grace co. with sI passen-
gers mails and mdse. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier ~, Brooklyn.
ssr o,,ar Cvor), Porto Colombia March II,
Cnrtagena inth. Cristobai 22d, Kingston 27th
ana Baracoa 3ist. 70 the Caribbean Steam
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
SAILED.

strs Adriatic CBr). Southampton; Presi-
dente Wilson Qtap, Naples. &C: McCreery
Lake Falun, do, Tosto (Nor)r Porto Plata !;
Lake Arthur. Richmond, Va aatter re-
tuned Luifland. Port Arthur: Bayonne
(motor), Philadelphia; Santa Elisa. Callao,
&C; Fort Hamilton CBr). Bermuda; Mayaro
(Br). Grenada; Nueces, Key West and Gal
weston; Ell Norte. Galveston; FL Lago. New
Orleans; Granfos tNor), Santiago; George
anna Weems, Baltimore; Susquehanna,
Bremen Hamilton, Norfolk Iguassu (Braz) /.
do Herbert G Wylie, New Orleans.
strs puca d. 'Aosta utaD, Naples and
Genoa; Clearwater. Singapore, Batavia. &C;
Cold Harbor, Melilla. oran. &c; Aeolus, Rio
Janeiro, &c.
Sailed 9Th. str Won steuben. Hog Island.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. April 6, is21. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau, was thirty and thirty-four hundredths
(30.34) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and seventy and six-tenths
(77o.6) millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barome'ers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, Pm, b, light air;
cloudy; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
FOREIGN PORTS.
lBy Mail. 4

lby Mail.l
CAIBARIEN. April 2-SaAed, str Lake
Treba, Baltimore.
HALIFAX, April 4-Arraved. scfr Marine
CBr), Lunenburg.
Sailed Sd. str Lady of Gasps Gs,. 81
Sailed 4th. schr Marion L Mason CBr)
Porto Rico.
HAVANA, April ARRIVED. strs Greystoks
Castle (Br). Antwerp Shea1 Field tbr)
Newport News: Mortlake (br). Norfolk;
Maria Cuban. New Orleans.
Sailed March 81. strs Ruur!o (putcs)
Vera Cruz; Mnnlsla, Matanzas; Nordnneriks
(Dan), Guantanamo; Christian Krogh (Nor)
Santa Lucia; April 1. Aatanlalha, Ca-oariexi
MATAiSzAS. April 1-Arrived. str Santa
PARRssoRo. T.if1 aSSsc Ms, March 2s-Aa1ived. sor
Oroznbo, New Bedford purchased by
George Merriam and others and VIII be
placed under British flagl.
PORT GREvILLE, Ms, April LIN port.
schr Georgia ID Jeillnins. for Boston.
PUNTA ARENAS. March 2S-Selled, str
ST JOHNS, NF. April /. / PM-Arrived.
str Stanmore CBr), liverpool for Halifax
and Boston.
QBr), for krazM.
WALTON. Ms. Apr. 1--saiied. schr Ed
ward Cohen, New York.
WINDSOR, Ms, April LIN port, schr
Augusta w Snow. from Boeton via Woifvilie
to finish dtschnrgtng; loads at Walton for
New York;.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
CLEARED.

lErom TX s. Naval Communication Service ]
str Liberty Land, Macdonald, London and
Liverpool VIA Norfoik-united States Navtga-
ton Co.
Str Lake Farber (Br). Hickey, Bristol and
Avonmouth--J III Winchester 4 Co. Inc.
Str Ida, Bosson. Danaig>-Polisl- American
Str United States (Dan). Hoist. Christian
sand. ChI'hstiania and CopenhAgen-F'unch
Str Eastern CLOUD. Peabody Hamburg
Bai'oer Steamship Lines. Inc.
Str Kennemerland OulolD. Br7nnvis. Am
sterd ani-Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Mauritania (Sr). Rostron. Cherbourg
and Southadnptoa-Cunard Steamship Co,
Ltd
Str Duea dsAosta GtaD. schiaffino. Naples
and Genoa--Italia- America, Inc.
Str Cold Harbor. Melilla. Oran. &c--Uaited
American Lines. Inc
Str Clearwater. Loiase. Singapore. Batavia.
&c-Unated American Lines, Inc.
Str Bantu. Bentley. Vancouver via San
Frunoi,oo-Isthlnian Steamship Lines.
Str Glena6fric CBrl. Melorum. Para, Per-
nambuco, &C. Via Newport News--F'uruess,
Witty & Co.
str John worthtngton. Tampico-Rooera L
Hague.
&c-New York and Cuba MaA Steamship Co
Str Grove tNor), Knud5en, Kingston. Ja-
Caribbean Steamship Co.
Trinidad and Demerara via Newport News
Furness. Witty & Co.
Str Frednes (Nor). Mathisen. Santiago.
Kingston. &c-Cartbbean Steamship Co.
Str Granfos CNor), Evensen, u 5 Naval
Station Santiago and Manzanillo--New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Ell Norte. Knowles. Galveston--Southern
Pacific Co.
Str Nueces. Davidson, Galveston via Key
West-,Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Ell Lago. Lange, New Orleens-South-
ern Pacific Co.
Str Arapahoe. Devereaux. Charleston and
Jacksonville-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk-OAd Domin-
Ion Trans lspurtation Co.
Str Ig,ia.ssu CBraz). Raiscn. Norfolk
France and Canada Steamship Corporation.
Str Walter Luckenbach Berner, Boston
Luckenbaea Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
IPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

TAMPICO. April 4-ArTived. strs Matanzas
New Orleans; Panuoo. Havana; Cauio. New
York.
Arrived 4th, str Lake Mattato. Vera Cruz
TORRE AfyNUNZIATA. March 21--Arrdved.
str Italy Maru (Jap), Philadelphia-
TSNGTAO. Aprtl i--Ardved. str West
Nivarsa. Portiands q.
VANCOUVER. DC. April 6-Arrtved. strS
land, o.
YOKOHAMA, April 2--Arrived. str Pro-
tessilaus (3r), Tacoma.
Arrived I'd, str Shtnyo aIaru tJa.p). san
FRANCISCO.
sailed I'd. str 6sbeasa Maru tJap). San
Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str CarInania (Br). Liverpool for New York,
left Halifax at . AM 9Th Is expected to
dock at pier 54, North River, Friday morn
ing.
Str Panhandle State. London, &c. for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier "a. North
River. Sunday afternoon.
Str Cedric (BT), Liverpool for New York, is
expected to dock at pier so. North River.
Friday forenoon.
Str Algeria (Brl, Glasgow for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier 81. North River,
Thursday forenoon.
Str Lituania (Dan), Copenhagen, SC, for
New York. Is expected to arrive Saturday
morning at Boston. whero all passengers
will be landed
Str Keresan, from Hamburg, win arrive at
Boston Thursday.
Str Indianlc (Sw), from Calcutta, &C. ex-
poets TO arrive at Boston AM Friday.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
Transatlantic Mails.
THURSDAY. APRIL Z.


Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton Norway y; also
parcel post mails for Great Britain. Ireland,
France and other countries, sir Mauretania'
Germany (.) via Hamburg; also parcel post
malls for Germany, Austria. Czecho- Slova-
kia. Hungary and Switzerland. str Mount
Norway (other countries -. via Christian
sand, christianla and Copenhagen; also par
Gel poSt mails for Norway, Sweden and Den
FRIDAY. April. 8.
Denmark Poland. Sweden and Finland CO,
via Copenhagen, Danzig, Stockholm and
Helsingfors: also parcel post mails FOR Den
mark and Finland. str Kootenai. 2:5o Pm.
SATURDAY. APRIL 0.
italy 10. Via Naples and Genoa, str Po-
cAhontas, 1880 AM
Danzig: also parcel post mails for Ger
many, Austria, -Sovakia. Hungary,
Switzerland and Poland. str New kochehe'
& AN. -
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh, Cherbourg and Antwerp Smail , also
parcel post malls for France, Belgium, Lux
enburg. Belgian Congo and other countries,
str Kroonland; AN (sup $3.50 AND; 4,,,,r,-
Europe. Africa and West Asia, VIA Fiyni-
Latvia and Esthonia -; also parcel posi-
mails for Great Britain, ireland, Netherc
lands and other countries, str Rotteruan'
Azores Islands, Senegal, Portuguese Guinea
ard French Guinea Canary Islands and
other parts of West Africa ., via Ponta
pelrada Teneriffe. Dakar, Bissao, Conakry,
Treetown Monrovia, Grand Bassam, Seccon-
dee, Winnebhh ana Accra; also parcel posi-
mall for Cadiz, Santa Cruz de Tenerlile
and Liberia. str West Saginaw. $3.50 AM
Mails for South and Central Amer.
ica, West Indier. &c.
THURSDAY. APRN.. I.
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuca and other
parts OF Mexico y. via Havana. Progreso.
Vera Cruz and Tampico, str Esperanza.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.
Puerto Plata (other parts of Dominican
Republic y, via Puerto Plata. Sanchez La
Ronana San Pedro de Macoris. San Do
rningo City and Barahona. str Mary, s;ou
AM. ,
Hayu except Cape Hayti and Port de
palxl. Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador
lprinfs, &c). Nicaragua (except East COAST
Arnapaia Choluteca (also prints, &c. for
Naoaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). Cauca
and Narino departments OF Colombia. Ecua-
dor. and mail other than parcel post for
Peru texcept Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile
Cother parts OF Honduras and letter mail Tor
Salvador -. via Port au Prince and Cris-
tDbal, str Cen w Gorgas. IL NJ (sup !
PAD.
SATURDAY. APRIL 0.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Victoria.
Jamaica (Cuba y, via Santiago and King
stem, str Commodore Rollins, AM.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
Dangers to Navigation.

TReported 10 the photographic Office.l
Tho stations OF the Canadian Signal Ser
nwa: Cape Magdalen, Light open ice every
where; Point Escuminac. heavy close packed
Ice: Sunmervide, PEI, drifting Ice In the
haarbor Montrcal to Quebec, channel open
since March 27.
Ice patrol cutter Seneca reports on April
rs follows Between lat AZ so, lon 40 o.,
and lat "A 90, Ion 40 80. numerous bergs
STR Ia Lorraine reports four berga from
Int 43 %, lon 4S Oh. to lat 40 ~, Ion
Al 50; str Canada reports small bergs IN
lat 10, lon a 0S.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07

Ser Ena II Parsons (Br). Walton, Ms. for
New York. with plaster to the Rock Plaster
Co, vessel to j T. Whitney Co
Schr Laura X CamRce. Nantucket for New
York, with fish.
schr Elizabeth. Nantucket for Row York.
with fish.
Bound East.
Schr Mary Buckley. New York for Green-
tug Elmer A Keeier. with bArgss Cat !
PM.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, April 5--Arraved. str
Osakla, New York.
Sailed March 80 strs independent Bridge
New York: April 3. Taransay (Br), Hanp-
ton Roads.
ALGIERS, April 4-Sailed, str Helredale
C3r) Hampton Roads. :.
T-,-~irlv S. Thornae
BARBADOS, April 1-Arrivod. str Canadian
Fal1n-l CjrJ, Demerara tand sailed "a Tor
Halfax).