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The New York herald., 1921-02-25
CLEARED.

[From u. S. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Cannonier (Belg). Nicolai. Rotterdam
and Antwerp-Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str CoaStwise, Babbltt, Calais-Coastwise
Transportation Co.
Str Karroo (Br), Wooster, Bombay, Co
lombo, &c-Funch. Edge Co.
Str katuna (Br). McClelland, Singapore.
Manila &c. via Norfolk-Norton. Lilly Co.
Str knight Companion (Br, Towill. Yoko-
hama. Kobe. &C. via Norfolk-F'unch. Edge
a Co.
str Iceland. Taylor (from Pagoumene)
Baltimore-United States and Australasia
Lines.
str Eugene v r Thayer, Nicholson. Por,
Lobos-Sinclair Navigation Co.
Str Devolente, Redington, Tuxpam-Colum-
bus Shipping Co.
Std Yucatan, Seastrom, Havana, Progreso,
&c-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Lake Sebago, Rainier. Cape Hayti,
Gonaives, &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Javary, Clark, Monte Christi, Puerto
Plata, &c-Coumbus Shipping Co.
Str Point Arena, Armstrong, Naval
Station, Santiago and ManZanillo-New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Apache. Chichester, Charleston and
Jacksonvile-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Lake Fillmore, Dow, Wilmington and
Brunswick-Clydc Steamship Co.
Str Franklin, York. Norfolk-Coastwise
Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling, Kindell, Richmond, Va
Richmond and New York Steam-hfp Co.
Str Canada (Fr). Vidal lfrom Philadei-
phia), Marseiles-J w Elwell Co.
Schr Mabel r Gum (Br). Mckinley. Perth
Amboy-J F Whitney & Co.
Schr General George @ Hogg (Brl, um-
pleby. Perth Amboy-J F Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Post Office Department. Washington,
DC, has announced It's Intention 10 re-
establish steamboat mall service In New
York Bay and harbor, and invites proposals
for such service. Persons interested IN
bidding on this service should make appli-
cation TO the office OF the superintendent OF
mails. room 22S, General Post Office Build
ing Eighth avenue and 3ist street whore
full information concerning this service Will
be furnished
Tug Thomas Johnson sank In y Q
slip, ST George, 81. on Sunday; she was
raised by Merritt q Chapman Wrecking co
yesterday and taken TO McWilliams yard.
schr Eagle Wing. Santa Cruz, Cuba. for
Liverpool. Is reported ashore at Kingston.
Str Greiarlie, with 5,400 tons OF wheat
from Galveston for Havre (before reported
with propeller lostl, has been picked up In
mld-ocean by str Montana and Is under tow
Tor the nearest British port.
BUENos AIRES. Feb 24-The strike which
has paralyzed river and coastal steamship
traffic In Argentina for more than n year
through n boycott Of the MlhanOvich Steam
ship Co, tying up more than 200 vessels. is
about 10 be settled the result of an agree
nent reached between representatives OF the
company and OF tho workmcn through the
mediation OF the Minister of Public Works.
The settlement provides that all workers on
vessels flying the Argentine flag shall be
members OF the federation.
BOSTON, Feb 23-A wireless from ctr
Oconee stated she was obliged 10 put in st
the Azores with partially dlsmasied bark
Almora (before reported) In tow. She said
she was unable to make any progress west
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
]. r.A.,.. aI sr sonth paaa aad

Lake Fabulus "a Sc South Pass ESD:
Lake Fandon 2io ssE Scotland L Gath.
Lake PicRaway $50 South Pass Esd.
Lansing g. 100 from Port San Luis 3 PM 22d
Lenape ss3 5 Scotland L 23d.
Levisa 5G Preston 23d.
Lilmae IS Tampico 23d.
Lorraine Cross Pos Sc South Pass ed.
Lucellum 200 $ Hatteras 23d:
Macomet 10 Hatteras PM 23d.
Maiden Greek 300 Z Cape Henry Esd.
Maravol l63 SSE Ambrose 24th.
Mary Luckenbaeh 371 San Francisco
MassicR SIX 10 Fenwick Gath.
Mattole 2a $ Hatteras oath.
Mercer vs. SE Bermuda 2lst.
Merrlma.k las y Martins Industry 25ds
Metapan 406 w Kingston 23d.
Meton II NE Jupiter 23d.
Miller County 32 4 Jupiter 23d,
Minerva 22i ENE Great Isaac 23d.
Miskian2a II y Jupiter 23d.
Mitchell passed Nantucket oath:
Mobile City 1870 NE Colon Esd.
Montoso 1888 S Ambrose Path.
Montrolite SIS 70 Tampico 23d.
Mosella lat 81 a. lon 40 3s Esd:
Mundale % 10 10 Nm Matanzas L sd.
Nanking $3.50 W San Francisco PM 22d.
Nne. 1921 San Francisco 2Sd.
Nokatay 2s6 S Balboa 23d.
Nora 90 Jupiter 23d.
Norman Bridge 203 NE Tampieo 23d.
Old North State 55S + Ambrose Gath.
Orcus $50 NNE Colon Odd.
Orion (ussl lat Is SO. Ion "a So Esd
Osaw atomic $50 E Boston Gath.
Pastores $50 Havana I'D.
Panuco 256 w Havana 22d.
Psadason sa sas castle 5sI S passed Sp0y Key WEST ed
Penns ylvanian S75 Sc Cape Henry 23d.
Pomona l,I4S NE Cristobal 5 PM 2lst.
Quistconck off Carysfort 22d.
Radiant O. L Key West 23d
Romulus 243 NE Hatteras 2Sd.
Saccarapa . s Fowey Rocks 3d.
San Francisco l2I SW Hatteras 23d.
San Jose 50 NE Havana I'D.
San Juan 1000 San Francisco 23d.
Sahturce Ia from San Juan I'D.
Santa Leonora lila S Ambrose 23d.
Santa Luisa 50 Ambrose 23d.
Sapulpa % W Sand Key 22d.
Schenectady 50 l. Cape Fear 23d.
shamrock l20 NNE ST Thomas I'D.
Silverbrook 100 Delaware Napes 24th.
Solitaire l45 81 Savannah oS 2Sd.
Steel Ranger IN y Colon I'D.
Sun IL S Jupiter 23d
Sasquehanna 7S5 Z Ambrose ed.
Swftsure % w hey West 22d.
Talarite $50 S Vancouver PM 22d.
IeAarkana lat "a AZ. Ion &c 40 23d.
Texas Ill Hatteras 23d.
Thomas II Wheeler lo6 Ambrose gath.
TNives go Ambrose 2ith.
Trontolite Al Hatteras 23d.
Ulysses 1870 Cape Henry oath.
Vesta so y Jupiter 23d.
w keene passed 81 GATHERINGS 23d.
w II Libby 22l S Ambrose Gath
Waban 7Sl S San Pedro PM 23d.
Warwick II Hatteras 24th..
West Canark 1871 from Colon 23d.
West Galeta l42 ESE Sandy Hook 24th.
West Hika 5l6 W San Pedro Pm 23d.
West Imboden Is, + Jupiter Esd.
West Japa 1856 from Cape tlattery Pm
10th.
West Jena 2,155 W San Francisco Pm
20.h.
West Nivaria 2S from Astoria PM 22d.
West Norranus 342 from ST Thomas 23d-
West TCsus 56 from San Pedro Pm I'D
West TotAnt IS Cape Lookout 23d.
Westbrook 2I5 NV Tortugas 23d.
Wico Sc South Pass 22d.
:, illiam Isom w Matanzas 22d.
VIM G Warden 1871 L sand Key 22d.
VIM M Burton 60 y Hatteras 24th.
laquina ol5 e Ambrose Goth.
ZaCapa 100 Watiina Island 23d.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
ARRIVED.

Str iceland (Br). Antwerp Feb 10. South
ahpton and Cherbourg 1ith. via Boston 23d,
10 the Red star Line, with mdse. Landed
All 1sr passengers Mt Boston. Went to pier
ei North River.
Str Bardio CBr). London Feb 12, to the
Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse. Went
20 pier %, North River.
str Montgomery City, London Feb 4, TO
Norton. Lilly & Co. with spelter. Went to
Str city OF Naples CBr). Newcastle. f.,
Feb a. TO Norton, Lilly & Co. with mdse.
Went 10 pier 3, American Docks, Staten ISL
Str Remus. Rouen Feb 8. TO the Cosmo-
poltan Shipping Co, with mdse. Went TO
str-Alamosa, Seville Feb 9. to the Kerr
Steamship Co In ballast.
SIT Cabo Ortegal tSp), Barcelona.
.str $ Dollar (Br). Singapore Dec u;
Calcutta Jan 10, Alden 2-d and Port said
s0th. ito the Dollar Steamship Line, with
pdsei Went to foot Of Milton street. Green
Isir Eastern Importer. Shanghai oct 1. Ma
ala 10Th. Calcutta Dec Z, Colombo 18th.
Port Said Jan s. Bari 18Th. Barcelona Feb
2 and Cadlz sth 10 the Grace steamship
Llne. with mdse. Went TO New York Dock
Cos pier a.. Brooklyn.
Str Santa Theresa, Valparaiso Feb ., An
tofagasta 9Th, Iquiaue sth, Callao iith and
crIstsbal 18TH to w r Grace Co, with 81
pasaeugers, malls and md5c.
tStr General w g Gorgas, Cristobal Feb s,
Ierefnie i4th, Port au Prince 10th and Cape
Hayti 18th. to the Panama Railroad Steam:
dip Line with 81 passengers, malls and
rndse Went TO pier /, Hoboken.
ASr Allentown. Lobos Feb H. 70 McAlllster
Bros with crude oil.
y Str Rapdan. Lobos Feb i6, to McAllister
Brbs, with crude oil. Anchored off Tonp-
knsville.
Nstr Gedania tDanz), Loboa Feb 10 70
Robert l. Hague, With oil. Went 90 pier 8,
Bayonne.
fan-Amorican Petroleum and Transport Co,
rbith~srude oil. Went 90 Carterct, NJ.
str Harold walker. Tampico Feb i6, 20
TFa4 4ff1ftf
CO, with oil.
Str Guiana CBr). barbados Feb 10. 81
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.

tDistances given in miles, time at noon.
unless otherwise specified.l
Achilles 2S2 NNE Cristobal 23d. q M,
Admirei F.rragut 3ss from Mazatlan Pm
Afei ole NE Jupiter 2sd.
Alabama 200 SSW Galveston 23d.
Aliianca Ss5 NE Colon 23d.
Anson $40 .as : Cape SsIm AsmS,sS HsnTS, ESQ; asd.
Arizpa passed Hog Island 24th.
Atlantic Sun 200 Sw Hatteras 2sd.
Auburn $40 Z Cape Henry 23d
Aztec 30 SW Hatteras 23d. 40.
% Bsrthoiomew new 6Si S Ambrose, 23d.
Bayway $50 r Key West I'D
Belihaven 800 T. Ambrose 80.
Beividere T4s Sc Ottercliffs 24th.
Bessemer 1f6 w 81 Thomas 23d
Black Arrow 2,503 w vigo 24th
bradford ,006 S San Francisco go.
Brilliant % ~ \ syy Jupiter .ie,,:Ts: 2sa: DAD
su;e'osn Ssnf,eid ,aa * r. HiIissoro iGn 30 o 25d
eamaguey s31 S Scotland L 23d. 49,
Canadian Planter off Cape sable ~ An
carrillo 2e5 S Ambrose 23d.
Chestnut Hin 40 r Havana 22d;
Chlnampa $40 SW Hatteras 23d. -
CITY Of Dunkirk lat 10 81, Ion 127 45 2ad.
City OF Elwood Gulfport 23d-
city OF st Louis 100 s Hatteras @ as, 24tn. o,a
City of Sherman 2.21b NE 81 Thomas 25d.
Clement smith i27 y Port Lobos 23d.
Col y /. Drake go from Honolulu PM I'D
Colon 74s S Scotland l. 23d.
Comnnche 1874 S Scotland l. 24th'
Gomsi Gomsl l59 l5o Nw ! JgPsfT ToTtrEas ass g2d.
Corning 100 n Jupiter 23d.
Corozai 200 from San Juan 22d a.,
CHAMPION Anderson n Hillsboro 23d
Creole go NV Tortugas 23d
CrIstobal 32l S Cape Henry sd.
Currler 1871 8 Galveston bar 2Sd. o,.,.
Davidson County 100 y Cape Henry 2Ath.
BE Soto fi5 8 Scotland l. 24th.
DerbylIne passed Miami 23d.
Des Molnes Bridge 100 ENE NCape Henry
oath. 49,,
Fast Cape i26 u Ambrose 24th.
Eagt Indlan 96O Y Nantucket 23d.
Eastern Admiral PSI Ambrose sst Tatn'
Esstern ocean lat 81 2s. lon 43 20 23d.
Eastern sun f53 S Mobile 3d., oo,,.
Fdmore 2,6i6 from Seattle = PM 2otn'
Ei Alba 46 y Hattcras gath.
Fi Captain rs y Hatteras 2lth.
Essex passed I'd FiTe m Islam Island ,;.tT sa,n' GA
vi Sud 227 S Ambrose 24th.
Z q Barstow q iaiteras 20
Fangturm 90 r otterciiffs 24th'
Frederick Ewing 90 $ Hatteras 24tn. -,
Frederick Luckenbach SO San Pedro PM
Ffseport Ssa, Sulphur No $50 EsE Galveston
@ r GROVE 100 n Ha,teras gath.
George w Barnes 27s 2 Tampico 23d
Glen Glen white 80 sE cape Henry 2ltn.
cur Of Mexico 300 W Tortugass s, 2sd'
GSIttrade i5s w sand Key 22d.
Hahira ~ sE south Pass 23d.
fIaran 81 s Hatteras 23d
Ialsey i43 NJ Jupiter 23d.
Harvester POS NNE Tampico l5d
ffl'on G4S S uatteras 23d.
ffiuko ~ w Eev West ed,
Honolulu 30T Nmbrosc 2tth.
fIouma go y Port bobos I'D.
ffoxbar ~ T. Carygfort 23d.
Hyndcs 5gl from kaanapal IN z2d.
Johu Worthlngton G3S Panama 23d.
Joseph VI Cudahy $3.50 Tamplco 25d.
Joseph Seep ts So Cape Fear 23d.
Kearny 5OT Il AmhrosU 23d.
Kenowlr 2lf Sc Cape May 23d.
l. ] Drake 254 y Tampico 23d.
La Drea sos from Honolulu PM 23d.
Lake Elon 1873 NNW San Juan 23d.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
SAILED.

strs United States CDan). Copenhagen;
Harus (Br). Buenos Aires; Oyaka, Norfolh
dn tow City OF Savannah, Savannah: Lake
Stirling, Richmond; Lake Traverse, Glen
fuegos; Iceland. Baltimore; Lake Sebago
Cape Haytl; City Of Norwich tBrC, Phha'
dephia Nobe, Rotterdam; Cornish Gity
CBr) Hamburg; Asche, Texas City
Impoco. Talara s Hunt, Texas City
Apache, Charleston and Jacksonville.
Strs Phoenix. New Orleans; Javary, Monte
Cristi, &c: Rogier (Belg), Baltimore; Canada
(rr). Marseilles Lebanon, Havre.
Str Franklin, Norfolk.
schr Francis l. Taussis. Baltimore.
The corrected reading Of tho barometei
(reduced to sea leveD at New York OF
Thursday. Feb -. 1921, at 3 AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, wa'
twenty nine and, seventy-two hundredthi
(2g.72) inches. This closely approximate
seven hundred and fifty-four and nine-tenth'
f754g) millimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New forl
and Brooklyn can advantageousy use tn
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment. - -
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. SW 2s miles
clear: moderate sea.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
sATURpAY. FERRrARY &c.

Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (O. via
MonteNideo ana Buenos Aires. str Santa
Hayti and Dutch Guiana Curacao y. via
Cape Hayti, Gonaiyes, Port au Prince. Petit
Goave, Aux Cages, Jacmel, Curacao and
Paramaribo. str Aurora, 10 AM.
I so AM.
Canal Zone. Panama Salvador prints.
&cl. Nicaragua except east COAST, ANA
pala, Choluteca (slso prints. &c, for Ma
caome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) in Hon
duras, Cauca and Narino depa rtments Ecua-
dor. Peru (except lauics). Bolivia and Chile
tother parts of Honduras and letter man Tor
Salvador ~ via Cristobal Callao, Mollendo,
africa. Iquique. ,AnIofara'ta and Valparaiso.
str Essequbo. AM tsup AND.
Bahamas. including Inagua and Fortune
ISLANDS tCu6a -, Via Nassau and Havana
Costa Rica tCuha. Jamaica, Canal Zone
and Panama , vis Havana, SANTIAGO Port
Antonio, Kingston. Cristobal and Port Limon.
Porto Rico, ST Thomas and ST Croix, via
San Juan. str Ponce. $3.50 AM (sup o3O
AND.
Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana. Via
Trinidad Georgetown. Paramaribo. ST Lau-
rent du Maroni and Cayenne. str Lake Fack-
ler. 10 AM.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 27.
Newfoundland %. via ST Johns, NF. by
rail to Bo.ton and thence by str Lady OF
Gaspe, PM.
Transpacitic Mails.
Close at New Yolk at PM as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Manoa.
Feb 25.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Isands, New Zea-
land and Au tralia. via San Francisco. str
Tahiti. Feb 26.
Japan. Corea and Siberia. via Seattle. str
Art 'ona Maru, Feb 20.
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for
Japan, Corea and China. via San Francisco,
str Nile, Feb 81.
Guam, via San Francisco. u 5 I Logan,
Feb 2S.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French
Indo-China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via Van
Ncouver and Victoria, Be. str Empress Of
Rus sia. March 5.
.Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
correspondence.
Malls OF the following dates: Kobe Jan
81 and Yokohama Feb ., which arrived per
str Tokushima Maru, were despatched east
from Seattle on Feb 21 and are due In New
York on the morning of Saturday. Feb 26.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
Transatlantic Mails.
FRInAY. FEBRTARY aa


Germany 60. via Hamburg; also parcel
sovakia Hungary and Switzerland, str An
drea Luckenbach, 2 PM.
Italy, via Naples and Genoa; also parcel
post malls for Italy, str Pocahontas, . Pm.
South Africa (s)A via Cape Town; also
parcel post mails for Union of South At
fica, BechuanAland Protectorate. Portugue7e
East Africa, Northern and Southern Rho
desia and South West Africa Protectorate.
ctr Clan MacIntyre, Pm.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &c.
Europe Africa and West Asia. via LIVER
pool (mail >. str Celtic, AN (sup $3.50
E1zope, Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
outhl1 1cherbourg and Antwerp (mail y: also
and Belgian Congo. str iceland, AM (sup
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Cher
beWg and Southampton; also parcel post
1nans for Great Britain, Ireland. France and
other countries, str Aquitania, AN (sup
$3.50 AND.
asclano. 80 AM.
France and other countries. specially ad-
AM (sup 30 AND.
Azores LANDS and Gibraltar (Spain and
Italy y. Via Ronta Delgada. Vigo, Gibraltar
and Naples also parcel post mails Tor CID
raltat, str Canopic, 9:30 AM
Germany -, via Hamburg; also parcel
post male for Germany, Austria, Czecho
S!pyakia. Hungary and Switzerland, str Mys-
nc, u NJ.
HItaly Bulgaria and Roumanla -, via
Naples. Varna and Constanza; also parcel
30 1 male for italy and Bulgaria, str lie
d'Itaifa 1890 AM
The New York herald., 1921-02-25

GALVESTON, Tex. Fob is-str Liberty
Land. from Liverpool. Is short OF fuel oil:
str sapinero VIII tow her to Bermuda.
LOUISBURG, CB. Feb 2l-str Volunda
(BD, from Kingston. which went aground
yesterday near Forchu Rock, floated to-day
at high tide and made her way into thia
port. Officers Of the ship reported that her
anks we're leaking.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Feb 22--soon after II
AN to-day the mine sweeper Swan wae
pulled off the sands OF Gurnet Beach. where
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Princess Matoika, from Genoa, &c, is
expected to arrive at Boston Monday fore
noon
Str Stockholm (Sw), Gothenburg for New
York Is expected TO dock at pier 80 Mon
day morning. oao
Str Osawatomie. from Hamburg, was SO
miles + Of Boston lightship 3t noon attn
str NIanchuria, from Danzig, Is expected to
dock at pier 80. North River. Friday fore
noon All passengers were landed at bos-
ton.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
Mails for South and Central Amer
q. 7y lea, West indies, &c.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q


yucatan anu Campeche (Cuba and other
parts OF Mexico y. via Havana, Progreso,
Vera Cruz anj Tampico. str Yucatan, $3.50
AN.
Puerto Plata fother parts Of Dominican
Republic >. via Puerto Plata, Sanchez, La
Romano, San Pedro de Macoris. San Do
ningo City and Baranona. str Dorothy, S;SO
AM. q
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
Sanchez Samara, San Pedro de Macoris,
San Domingo City and Azua, str Iroquos,
$3.50 AM (sup 10 AND.
.u.Hayti (Canal Zone, Panama and Colon
bia ~ via all Haytian ports, Cristobal,
Eavanilla and Cartagena. str Gen Q II Ernst,
~ NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

BERMUDA. Feb 24-Barometer. 2e.eC
inches: wind, Ssw; weather. dull; tempera-
ture, 20 deg Fair.
CAPE RACE. EF. Feb 24-Barometer al
noon, 2e7O Inches wind, sw. fresh breeze;
weather. raining: temperature. 3s deg Fair.
Coast nncknd with ice.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NETy YORK. Feb i24-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Searnen's Church Institute, 25
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or 8 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad POI.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
CLOSING OF MAILS.

u (cner OF foreign
for
a sone houla
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Delaware. Boston for New York.
Str Veedol, New London for Bayonne.
Tugs Providence COT PhiadelpniaJ. with
barge (at II AND. Chas McWilllams, win
1 ,at Q.2l pNl
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
MARINE-roR SALE or WANTED.

CAPTAIN and engineer want positions on
yacht. viii do their own overhaulug good
feainan and very good mechanic. reference
~ chPTNN, l4io Herald. Harlem.
FLOATING properly wanted principals only
p 1919 Herald. Brooklyn.
MATE wanted. licensed. experienced IN tow
Ing eoows 20 sea. Henry Du Bos' Sons Co.,
fk6tate st. Bowling Green 6T23.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
Bound East.

Schr Aida Hearn. Rockaway for New
Haven.
schr Evelyn Miller (BD. Elizabethport for
st Johns, NF.
Schr James NJ W Hall. New York for Bos-
ton ..t
Tugs Perth Ambo. with barges (at 10
ANY. Gertrude, with (at 10:15 AND Plym-
outh. with (at l PM) Neptune, with 2
tat 1 PM) Bulley, with tat 80 PM).
Motor barge Radium (at 0:45 AND.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
EUROPE

iiTG PRIVATE MANSION. with apartment
house, In Paris, Avenue Kleber. dsa Por-
tagals and rue Laperouse, facing The Ma
iestio. Surface 1868 "a. M. For sale by
private contract. Immediate possession and
"a ttcipatinn IN the profits. Apply 10 Me.
pEt0RNiE, notary public, Paris, il rue
Auheg.
FRtECH couple, living IN AuteuH, PARIS.
ihft speaking English, having French
license, would take an American girl AZ
bbarder. terms 500 per month. Write PER-
VfFR IS Rue Clement Ynrot. paria
The New York herald., 1921-02-25
Almanac for New York February Is
SAIL FRIDAY.

( The time given In the above table s East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetlc Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-02-25

she has been since Nov 2s with tug Howell
on a tow line and tug Guardsman dashed
alongside 70 port. the Swan was towed into
this harbor and now lies moored at the coal
wharf here. The vessel Ia down by the
stern and hss a considerable list to star
board, but Otherwise seems little harmed.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 23-str Alaskan.
from New York. before reported having been
ashore on Asuncion Island, has arrived at
kcONTINIrEp ON NEXT pAcrA
The New York herald., 1921-02-25

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-18

The Hebrew prophet Joel, whose book is the
twentyninth in order in the Old Testament,
lived 700 B. C.. during tho ~c'~7 Ct Ug~i2h, l;iC9-
of Judah, His book contains three chapters and
in view of the present condition of the world
what he says is well worth reading The old
prophets had rugged style of expression.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-18
Sail on, o ship of state,
Sail on, o union, strong and great.

When you find city in which large portion
live, you will find city in which life is worth
living Casual figuring may convince some peo-
pie that after paying interest insurance, repairs
and taxes, it is cheaper to let the landlord own
the place. AS matter of fact, the family that
rents and keeps on renting gets a home,
while the family that starts out to own its own
home, and works to that end, eventually does
enough to pay for the property when if they
had been renting the accumulation would never
have been made. Paying for home is a first
class savings method. There numerous OPP
portunities and methods by VIII. a family of
small means perhaps just beginning its life as
a family, get its start in owning a home in
any city Many man and woman are sur
prised when they begin to make inquiries to find
out how easy it really is to get started in paying
for home. OF course, there be no foolish
spending money when saving for home, unless
one has an incentive, like owning home, money
goes for trifles. The satisfaction of owning
home, the knowledge that the trees you plant
are to grow up to be your trees, that the flowers
you plant are going to bloom for you, and the
vegetable garden you care for will help supply
your table and not the table of somebody who
buys the place from your landlord-the satsfac-
ton of it all, without counting the financial gain
makes homecoming worth while.
" Mid pleasures and palaces, though we may,
roam,
Be it ever so humble there's no place like
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-18
MAKING OUR OWN PAPER

In a recent issue of his Leesburg Commercial
Editor Gilbert D. Leach tells of the progress that
has been made to date in the development of the
great enterprise which is to revolutionze the bust
ness of paper making by the addition of Florida
sawgrass as a paper making fibre, supplementing
The worlds ever-narrowing supply of spruce tim
Der AS the Commercial truly says, much of the
glamor incident to the early days of the enter
prise has disappeared SO that now every detail
of the project is down to a schedule of cold bust
ness. Progress is being made all along the line
Buildings are being erected near Leesburg for the
housing of the pulp making machines just rapid
ly as these machines can be delivered. Naturally
the question uppermost in the minds of Florida
publishers and of the stockholders is. when will
the first pulp be produced2" The answer is rath-
err indefinite, all depending on the ability of the
makers Of the complicated machinery to make de-
livery but on general principles the mill ought to be
in running order possibly before November. There
is no worry as to many of the problems that at
first might have caused some anxiety. All the de-
tails have been carefully worked out so that now
nothing remains but to place the machinery and
turn on the power. The machinery now either
received or On the way will enable the mill to
produce not less than one hundred tons of pulp
per day but it is doubtful if all this material will
be used fer the production Of news print nasmuch
as it is likely there are other finer grades capable
Of being produced from this Florida material In
a general way this much may be said, that the
devoting their energies promises to be one of the
most important commercial undertakings in the
history of Florida