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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
FINGER PRINT BUREAU
TO TRACE CRIMINALS
ANNOUNCED BY BURNS
fRv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Sept % Plans
for the establishment of federal bu-
reau for Identification here to aid local
police throughout the country in trac-
ing and identifying criminals were an
nounced by William ]. Burns, new
chief of the bureau of investigation
of the department of justice in an ad-
dress here last night before the inter
national association for Identification.
The proposed bureau, Mr. Burns
added, has secured the full endorse
ment of Attorney General Daugherty.
The bureau was described by Mr.
Burns as clearing house for all data
bearing on the Identification of Grim
inals secured by the police depart
ments of every city and village in the
country 1t will be prepared, he said,
to furnish to the police of any COM
munity Identification data for any
criminal with which it has been sup
piled, such as finger prints, photo
graphs, bertillon measurements and
personal description. +
Want Highest Efficiency
1T is the desire of the attorney gen.
eral to bring this proposed bureau to
the highest degree of efficiency" said
Mr. Burns. After it has been or
ganized we will cooperate with the
police of every city and village In the
country for the prevention Of crime.
We believe it will be a great step for
ward in that direction"
The first step in organizing the bu-
reau Mr.. Burns said will be the taking
over of all files and data now in the
possession of the national bureau for
criminal Identification. an organiza-
tion financed and conducted here by
, the police departments of various
cities throughout the country. About
700 Identification bureaus now func-
tioning in connection with this or.
ganiZation will become affiliated i'm
mediately with the federal bureau, he
added
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
DISMISS kFFIDAvITS
AGAINST Three men

Afidavits against three men were
dismissed by Judge Bond, Saturday
on motion by Prosecutor Beckett. A
non-support charge against Clarence
Johnson was dismissed for the reason
that he is serving a one to IA year
sentence in the state reformatory for
petit larceny.
Lewis Floyd, who was arrested re-
Gently, charged with vehicle taking.
was sentenced to the boys school and
the charge of vehicle taking was dis
missed, he being tried in juvenile
court.
Two charges against Joseph Daloia
which were filed recently by his wife
were dismissed Prosecutor Beckett
stating that the man and his wife were
now living together amicably. One
charge was for assault and battery
and the other for wife desertion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
EXPECT live DEBATE
BY ASSEMBLY over
ECONOMIC BLOCKADE
.lRv Associated Press)

GENEVA, Sept. "a. - Spectators
gathered at the hall of the reformation
early today in anticipation of a lively
debate over questions connected with
the economic blockade. The Assem-
bly, expected to discuss this subject
yesterday but owing TO the length OF
the speeches delivered during the day,
was obliged to postpone its considera-
ton until this morning.
David Jayne HILL who has been here
since the opening of the present ses-
sion of the Assembly as an American
observer, occupied his customary seat
in the front row of the gallery.
Belief was expressed this morning
that some effort would be made dur
ing the day to dispose of the Polish
Lithuanian dispute over the future
status of the Wilma district as far as
the assembly is called upon to deal
with it. ....
Review Former Dispute
This expectation was confirmed at
the very beginning of the session
when Paul Hymans of Belgium ad-
dressed the assembly on the Wilma dis
pute and summarized the history of
the controversy preliminary to hear
ing the Polish and Lithuanian argu-
mentS.
Lithuania, it was said by M. Hy-
mans, had accepted proposition that
Wilma would be incorporated with Kov-
no in Lithuania with the status of a
Swiss canton, but Poland had rejected
this solution of the difficulty.
The Belgian delegate began with
the retreat of Russian troops from
Wilma which was followed by occupa-
tion of the city by Lithuanians, and
the advance of the Bolsheviki on the
place. The soviet troops retired after
the treaty of peace was signed with
Lithuania, conceding Wilma to that
country. He declared the controversy
over Wilma came to the attention OF
the council of the league when Gen
eral Zelgowski occupied Wilma by
force.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
RENEW RIFLE FIRING
IN BELFAST STREETS;
ARMED CARS PATROL

BELFAST, Sept. 24.-Rifle firing
was renewed today in the districts of
this city affected by last nights dis
orders, one man being wounded The
only death resulting from the rioting
since its resumption yesterday was
accidental, a man being run over by
an armored car. The rioting was so
severe last evening that tram cars
were withdrawn from the troubled
area.
Armored cars patrolled the streets
today. Fighting, which broke out
again shortly after midnight, spread
rapidly and gunner hidden in door
ways poured their fire into the streets.
Rioting crowds surged along the main
thoroughfares.
Order was not restored until the
military swept the streets with their
Hotchkiss guns.
Starts in BaIymacarrett.
Ballymacarrett, as East Belfast is
known, for several hours was in tur-
moil as result of an attack on tram
way workers from the Falls district in
the afternoon. The center of hostil-
tiles was in the Sim Fein area called
the Short Strand. Rifle and revolver
shots were incessant.
1t is understood that in consequence
OF the disturbance the curfew will be
put into force in a large part of the
Ballymacarrett at $50 p. m. Satur-
day
Sir James Craig, Ulster premier,
has announced that. the northern Irish
parliament would adjourn to the end
of November, with the special provis-
ion that the speaker should, "on the
advice of the Ulster cabinet, be au-
thorized to call an emergency sitting
when necessary" The premier's an.
nouncement is believed here to have
a significant bearing on the Irish ne,
gotiations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
Delay Wood Appointment
Until Army Retirement
CRY Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Sept "a. - Senate
action on the nomination of Major
General Leonard Wood to be governor
general of the Philippines will be de-
ferred until after he retires from ac-
tive army service Oct. 5.
President Harding and Secretary
Weeks of the war department are said
to have acquiesced in the plan after
conference with Chairman New of the
senate territories commission to which
the nomination was referred The de-
lay was agreed to, it was said, to avoid
any question being raised as to Gen
eral Woods status in the army
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
Navy Recruiting Renewal
Met BY Eager Response
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Sept 24-In the
first week after resuming recruiting,
the navy obtained 261 recruits and re-
enlisted 22S "old timers" the depart
ment today announced. bringing the
strength of the navy proper up to over
114,000 officers and men
1t has been estimated that this en-
listment rate will have to be doubled
10 keep the strength of the navy at
the maximum prescribed by congress,
as practically 1000 men are lost each
weak by discharges
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
TAX REVISION BILL
ESTIMATED TO BRING
S3,324,00O,00 YIELD
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept 24--The tax
revision bill, as reported by the SEN
ate finance committee. is estimated to
yield $3,324, 100000 this fiscal year, or
S84,000,000 more than the measure
passed by the house, says the major
ity report on the bill, approved and
made public today by the committee.
For the next fiscal year, the re-
port says, the bill should yield, 81
735, 10000, an increase of s75,000.000
over the house total. This program,
it is added, assumes that for the fis-
cal year 1929 the total ordinary ex-
penditures of the government will
amount to approximately $3,500, ,000,-
600, as compared TO s4.034000,000 this
fiscal year and $5,116,000,000 in the
last fiscal year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
SEEKS TO COLLECT
DAMAGES OF $1,000

An action TO collect $4,000 damages
was filed by Norman F. Sheppard VS..
Abraham Harsh and the Tiger Coal
and Supply company in Wayne circuit
court Saturday. for alleged injuries
received last May.
The complaint alleges Mr. Sheppard
was struck by bunch of coal being
unloaded by one of the Tiger Coal
company trucks. He states that he
was knocked to the ground, that his
left leg was broken and that several
tendons were strained that he was
unable to work for six months after
the injury and that he has been dam
aged to the amount of $4,000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
NOTE OF CHEER SOUNDED BY SECRETARY DAVIS
IN DISCUSSING GENERAL BUSINESS SITUATION

approximated 100000, and the ratio
of the unemployed to the total mum.
Der of workers in 1914 was greater by
very wide margin than is true today.
Secretary Davis maintains that TO
get a true perspective and a fair con-
clusion as to the real industrial sit
uation of today, the unemployment
figures of today must be read in rela-
tion to the unemployment which ex-
Continued on Page Five)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
FIGHT DUEL IN PARIS.

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Count De Poret
and Camille La Fargo, according to La
Liberte, fought a duel yesterday morn.
ing in the Pare des Princes, using
both pistols and swords The count is
said to have received sword wound
through the right arm, which forced
him, in tears, to give up the combat
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
COLLIER REACHES CHILL

SANTIAGO, Chilli, Sept. "a - Will
lam NJ. Collier, the new United States
ambassador to Chilli. arrived here yes
terday with Mrs. Collier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
Weather Forecast
MooRE's LOCAL FORECAST

Occasional rains and thunder show
ers this afternoon or tonight; Sunday
generally fair; cooler Sunday and
Sunday night.
Unsettled weather will continue Sat
urday afternoon and night with show
ers or thunderstorms, followed by gen
orally fair Sunday, due to the east
ward movement of a storm now Gov
ering the states adjacent to the Mis-.
sissippi river. Relief from the sultry
weather will come when southerly
winds shift to northwest, which will
happen about Sunday
For Indiana by the United States
Weather Bureau.-Showers and thun
derstorms this afternoon and tonight
slightly cooler tonight; Sunday fail
and cooler.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Maximum .................. II
MINIMUM ..-.- ...... %
Today
Noon I
Weather Conditions. The storm
which extends from Minnesota south
ward in shape of trough is now caus
ing rains over the Central states, ex
cept Indiana, which will in turn, re
ceive rain before night. Heavy. thun
dershowers occurred last night severa
miles south of Richmond, being es
pecially heavy over the southern por
ton of the state. The weather is
clearing west of the storm and tenn
peratures are falling.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
CLEARED.

IFrom Z. s. Naval Communication Service.
Sir West Tacook. Tellefscu. Liverpool and
Clasgow--Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Asia (Fr), Canal. Horta, Angra, &c
via Provdence-Jas w lilwell g. Co.
Str Themistccles (Greelo, Goulandris.
Str kentucky (BD. Honychurch, Yoko-
hama. Kobe and Shanghai via New Orleans
ard Panama Canal-Norton, Lilly Co.
Str City of Lincoln (Br). Henderson, Auck-
land, Wellington, &c. via Newport News
Norton, Lilly s. GO.
Str City of Madrid (Bo, rieson, Fireman.
tie. Adelaide, Sc. via. Newport Nows-Nor-
ten. Lilly e. 20.
Str Canadian spinner GSr) Murphy, Bris-
bane, Sydnay. &C. via Panama canai--Wl-
fcrd G Mckay Inc.
Str Virgil tBrl, Llndesay. Para, Mdrarf-
ham, Sc, via. Norfok-iamport & Holt
Str Pauima GBI9, Ferry. 81 Thomas. ST
croix, &c-Furness. Wlthy co.
Str Cananova, Mundy. Snntia;o. Guanta-
nnmo and Port Antono-htaptic Fruit 60.
Str EsporanZa. Avery. Havana, Progre5o
&c-New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Go.
Str b d Asci!e. Mckenzie, Texas City
Robert L Hague.
Str Arapahoe. Deversux. Charleston and
Jacssonviile--Clyde Steamghip Co.
Str jamestown, Gibbs, Norfolk-Cld Do
r9inion Transportation 60.
Str Centaurus, Jorsensen, Baltimore
Green Star steamship Line
Str Delaware, Robinson. BoSton-Ea stern
Steamship Corporation.
Schr A & w Ogiivie (ISr), Oglvie Wolf
Vile. NS-J + Whitney g Go.
Sohr Mabel IL Gum (lsr), Mckinley, Sher-
Schr Minas King CDD. Randall, Ha'ifax--J
+ Whitney 4 90.
schr ouaco Queen Br,. Merriam. Newark
j u Whitney Il Co.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Walter A Luckenbach anchored in
Gravesend Bay yesterday; had two plack
halls up, indicating mot under control
Str Western knight Norfolk via Charlcs-
ton for Pearl Hnrbor. put into Kingston OF
account of boiler trouble.
Sehr Anna Heidritter. which sailed from
this port on June - for n, JacSsonshle I, sa ard
turning and passed In Quarantine June 80
az 1910 AM N tow Of tug N Sanford.
BOSTON. Macs. June 3e--Harse load Of ref
accounts for wreck stuff. including life pre-
server marked "Tacony. passed at en-
trance 10 Broad Sound yesterday. easterly
wind last few days preventing stuff going
out TO sea.
BUFFALO. NY. June so-The Great Lakes.
Hudson and Atlantic Waterway Association
to-day adopted n resolution requesting the
state Canal Board 10 grant free wharfage
70 ocean vesseis loading and unloading at
the barge canal terminals in New York city
with view to bringing back to the state
waterway the grain business II carried years
ago Another resolution urged the Legisls-
ture TO provide State owned dredging equip
mon. to maintain II foot draft. The chan
rel from Lake Erie at Buffalo 20 the Hudson
70 feet and Il IL predicted that tho new ele-
vstor ~ Brooklyn, owned and controlled by
in directing the flow Of grain from tho Wesi
through New Works waterways.
CHRfsTfANIA, June So-The public arbi-
trator's proposals FOR settlement Of the
strike OF sailors ana SnBl1SFTss Nbl'h H~7
been IN progress for some time, has been
accepted on behalf OF the men engaged In
coastal traffic, which will resume operations
engaged in foreign traffic has been in prog
Immediately. Voting with regard 70 the men
ress and the result win be announced sat
urday. II is believed the proposals made to
these strikers also will be accepted and that
the strike WIN be definitely ended.
GILFPoRT, Miss. June 3o-schr Edward A
Cchan BrD AZ Pascagoula. took fire this
morning and Is still burning
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, juno so-The weasel
reported afirc ard abandoned off the Florida
coast SUNDAY nirht bv the British sir Bessie
Dollar was Tho three nlastcd schr Celeste -.
IN ballast. from Pen aeola, F'la, to Havrc. u
bocamc known last night when Its skipper,
Capt n Richard. aud crew arrived here
II ON New Smyrna. THE schooner burned w
miles or Mosquito Tuiet. Tne captain and
crew put off in boats and rowcd to New
smyrna.
Los ANGELES. Cal. June 2i-Str West
Togus Boston for San Francisco. developed
boiler trouble on way from Panama Canal
ard is expected to undergo repairs AZ san
Francisco
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

the American and Cuban Steamship Line.
with sugar. Wont TO New York Dock Co 8
pier 80. Brooklyn.
Str Lake Faribault. Jacksonville via Bos-
ton. to the Clyde Steamship Co. with mdse.
Went to pier 3s North River.
Str jefferson, Norfolk. to the Old Do
minion Transportation Co, with mdse. Went
10 pier III, North River.
Str Pcnnsy lvania, Boston.
Motor ship Bayonne. Philadelphia, 20 tho
Vacuum Otl 60. with oiE Went to Bergen
Point, NJ.
U battleships Pennsylvania and Florida,
from Southern drill grouncs. Anchored In
North River
grounds. Anchored III North River.
u supply ship Bridge, Southern drill
grounds. Anchored In ESorth River.
U S hospital ship Relief. Southern drill
grounds. Anchored In North River.
II S Black Hawk, Southern drfliAgrounds.
Anchored In North River.
u 5 Vireo and Rail. Southern drill
grounds Anchored in North River
Z Bobolink, Annapolis. Anchored in
North River.
L s S Inka. Hampton Roads. Anchored in
North River.
u s Henderson. Lynniaven Roads.
u s destroyers Biahely, Semmes. C.olda-
borough. Graham. Mason. VIM Preston.
Sstterlee. pahlzrsn, Prcbla 6ickerson, Hat
field, Scard, Schenck. Leary. Herbert and
Bernardou. all from Southern drill grounds
Anchored Ia North Rivsr
Schr Cutty Sark (Br). 81 Johns. NJ. june
tS, 10 J r Whitney Co. with flsh oil. An
chored off Red Hook Flats, Brooklyn.
Rerurncd-Str West Modus. from trial trip.
Returued-Sch- Anna II Heidritter, hence
for Jacksonville.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
BY United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distances given in miiee; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.1
Aihert L Watts 30 Z rampico 10Th.
Andrea T. Luckenbach l,4l3 So San Pedro
Atlantic sun ~ y fIsttcraq 2ath
Baylnstol i5o NE CharIcston 10Th.
iiesrcmer 5a9 sE Mobile bar 2ath
bradford l,2si W Sau FRANCISCO PM sTth.
Brilliant sio sw Hatteras 18th, 49,,
Ccrro Ebano aa1 r Tamp,co 2oth.
Charles VI Esereet 10 Sc Tortuzas 10th.
Chepadoa fsS SE Baltimore 29th.
China iGai W san Francisco PM 2Ith.
City Of 81 Louis 1873 Sw Hattoras Goth.
City Of Vernon y Jupiter 10Th.
Clark Mills 122 NE Cape Canaveral Goth.
Cliffwood ~ r Tortugas goth.
Comal 3SG r t;alvcgton c9th.
Cuba ,oo5 San Francisco PM 27th.
Dartford 321 $ South Pass 10th.
paupcrata 72 ESP Brunswick l. 10Th.
Ccvolente 1sI Wsw Sand Key 29th
Dirlgo 20 NNE Hatterns 29th.
Dryden . iGd r Houoiuiu IN 2Tth.
r u sutton % : Ambrose 4 PN a9th
Eebeck .03i NE Colon 3 Pm 2sth.
Eastern Merchant 23G S Cape Henry Goth.
Eagtern Sun so SE Tampa goth.
Eclipse 233 L Ambrose 10Th.
Ecuador sil w san Francisco 3 Pm 2sth.
Edward L poheny IS Jupiter 2oth.
E Estero i10 Hatteras Goth
ii Lobo 357 from San Pedro S PM 2s,h.
ri occidentc i7o sw IIatieras roth.
E;sparts goo ambrose !Srol,,, p,a 2oia so,,
II @ Banstow isI sw Iiatferau goth.
Franklin 60 SW Frying Fan 29th.
Franklin X Lane 1Oj T. Tampico goth.
Gienpool 200 SIC South Pass 2gth.
Granite State 3i5 w Honolulu pM 2sth.
Griffco 200 w San Francisco I'M 2Sth.
Culfcoast % 8 Overfails 30th.
Guifoil 26l NE Galveston roth.
Gulfland - u Sand Key 20th.
Gulfstream passed out overfais 3 Pm 10th.
Gulf Of McNico i25 y Hatterag 2Oth.
Harvester i3G SSW fiattcras 20th.
Hawkeyc State ~ Csrysfort e9th
John " Rockefeller iJ4 w ponec 2Sih.
Joseph y Culahy ~ NE Sard Key 10Th.
kekoskee 3ll Enc I.ohos Island 10Th.
Lake Emcn. - : Jupitsr grh
Lake Felden 20 s Hattcras 21th
Lansing sos from Port 81 Luis IN e7th.
Liber'y Minquas passed Drentou Reef PM
sg.h
ffgitburno 20 Jupiter nth
iimae iig W Havana 29th
tlnon 223 8 Nantucket 18th.
i.cmbardia 100 ENE Hatteras 29th
Major Wheeler 40 SW Hatteras 2Nth.
Manoa .6Ta w san Francisco PM 9th.
Margaret II w Sand Key 2Hth
Naiincoct 10 w Sand Key 10th
Ncrrimack ~ S Winter Quarter Goth.
Mohawk Hattera. 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Msckinaw. from Liverpool. due at
Delaware Brrakwater about PAI June 80.
Str SicuGv Amsterdam Dutch. Rotterdam.
&c, for New York. signalled $50 miles f Of
Ambrose OF noon gosh.
Str Eavcrford tBrD. from Liverpool for
philadelphia. signal,ed i-i66 miles Y OF
Delaware Breakwater at noon 10th.
Str Hudson. from DanziE, sigralled I .501
10 reach Boston Monday morning: diverted
from New York
Str Pocahonts.5. New York for Naples. &c,
signaled SIG miles from Naples at noon
10Th.
Str Potomac, New York for Bremen, &c,
sisnalled $50 miles e Of Ambrose at noon
3uth.
Str America. New York for Bremen. sig
uHllsd f.0a. miles 2 OF Ambrose at noon
2gth.
Str Old North state. London, &c. for New
York. sisraled .iS5 miles of Ambrose
a. noon goth.
Str Centennial State. New York for Lon
don. sisnaiied go mics Y Of Ambrose al
noon goth.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLl

BRISTOL. June oo-Arrlved. str Lake Fro
iona. New York.
BUENOS AIRES. June 23-Arrived. str Jo-
han Ludwig Mowinekel tNo). New York via
Norfolk.
Arrived Goth. ssrs Hagno Dutch Nor
folk; Penereep CDr), DO
CARDItF, June 2S-Arrived str Lake FL
sab New York
Sailed e9th. str Burnholme (Br), Hampton
Roads.
cHEaBoURG, June as-sailed. str Tiflis
tSp), Philadelphia.
COPENHAGEN, June 2i-Arrived, strs Ma
son City, New York for Danzig 2Ith, Co
panhagen (Br). Norfolk
CURACAO, June 20, 8 PAf-Sailed, str Mar
acaiho. New York via Mayaguez.
DUBLIN, June 2G-Arrtved. str Carenco'
Baltimore.
GENOA. June 27-Arrlved str Copenhagen
(Br) Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR, June 29-Passed, str Leeds
City (Br), New York via Norfolk for Piraeus.
Passed 2Sth strs Carlton, Charleston for
Genoa: Kirnwood (I}rl. Newport News Tor
tort said: %aneric (Br), New York toi
Aden 3ogh, Adige GtaD, Philadelphia for
-: JEFF paws. charleston for Greece
Mrav dtah. Montreal for -; othon stath-
atos (Greol0. Norfolk for constanttnople
Pclyktor (Cireek). Galveston for Naples
Pfoteo QtaD, New Orleans via Norfolk Tor
Itaiy: Vesuvio QtaD, Galveston Via Norfo'k
for do
Passed 2sth. strs Pocahontas. New York
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTEEN)
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

Montana (Nor tanhD r Fowey Rocks s0th.
Mcntrolite 1877 $ Cape Sable 2J;i.
Mundale 400 Ambrose 10Th.
MnskOgee l6 NE TampicO aah.
Newona l0a NNE Tampico 10Th
Niagara 2,2ii SW Vanrouvcr PM aSth.
Nor;oik % ENE Cape Henry .g;il.
far.smiaa go SW Hstteras 2Nth.
Paul II HErwood ats SSE Galveston. Goth
Perfection ISL NNE Tainpico 9ath.
Polarine ~ 5 Hatteras 2Ath.
i,uth 13J flatteras- Goth.
san GIL l20 SW Alligator 10Th
san Jerori!no 100 = TuEnam 2ith
Solitaire > \ Jupiter 23th.
Standard Arrow 2,IOS w San Francisco :
pm 2Sth.
Stanley Dollar ,552 san Pedro 10Th
Sunshine 12S Il Tampico 10Th.
Triumph passed Hatteras o 80 PM @aih.
Tuscan Prince 10e Cape Henry AN 30th.
Vistula 1913 NE sand Key 10Th.
" II Tllford l32 w Havana 10Th.
Walingsford 43 San Pedro PM nth.
Walter Jennings so SIC south Pass 18th.
Wekika lat 81 a. lon 6S - 2Sth
West Norranus Ga MY rortugns aoth.
Western Hero 3 y Somhrerc NTH
Wlfaro GGJ san Pedro 2prn.
WILSON 2A0 SSW Ambrose .9ih.
Wolverine state .03i W Honolulu Pm 18th.
NUcatan iJT ~ Havana aJth.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
SAILED.

strs Katrina Luckenbech. San Diego;
Jason tBr), sabang Carolyn, Boca Grande {;
Jamestown, Norfolk: Minnekahda. Ham
burg; Arapahoe, Charleston and Jackson
Vile: West Modus, trial trip: Esperanza,
Havana. &C. City of savannah. Savannah
United States DAM, Christiania and Copen-
hagen Mount Carroll, Hamourg' Leopoldina
CFr1, Havre: 0iulfprince, Port Arthur: Asia
(Fr). Providence. Azores and Ma arseilles
Canaaova. Santiago; Usage, Cork via Bos-
ton.
strs Thems,ocles (Grceh). Piraeus; Acrop-
oils, do
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced tc sea leveD at New York on
Thursday, June so. 1921. az 3 AN. as re
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty nine and eighty eight hundredths
(e9.ss) inches. This closely approSimates
seven hundred and fiftyeight and nine-tenths
(T5S.0l mliimcters. Captains OF all ve-sel1
now lying In or near the ports of New YORK
and Broolllyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, Sc, light
breeze cloudy: smooth