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The Washington times., 1921-01-30

4 N X6.
Germany Gets the Bin. )
81, 900 Per German.
National Wage Slavery.
80 Ends That War.

IA tcspyrisht. 1871
fh& Allies have decided what
y ill do to Germany, in the
\ q war Indemnity, in addition
kh&t has besn done already.
comes down TO this:
fhe Kaiser went to war and
his people with him; there
every man, woman, and child
Germany must pay 81 900 to
| Allied nations. Multiply Ger
by's population by 1000, add
\ export tax, and you have in
krs the indemnity to be paid in
fy-tw6 years,
The Washington times., 1921-01-30

be amount, perhaps, CAN be
with rigid economy and in
y industry. But can you get
nse industry, rigid economy,
/ full production from nation
! feces forty-two years OF
fnciN sisvery!
lou realize what Is asked OF
many when you remember
slH the gold In the world, in
y fn jewelry, and, in hollow
b, amounts to less than ten bill
IS. Therefore, the Allies are
ing Germany to give as in
Unity at least seven times as
IN gold as there is in the world.
lermany would have to earn
Igold by selling goods to other
btries. She has little gold left;
Allies took most of what she
The Washington times., 1921-01-30

ermany's task is, by selling
BIS to outside nations, to get
the gold there is in the world
len pay it out TO the Allies
he same thing again and again
l it out. After she has done
seven or eight times she will
free Of debt. Nothing exactly
it has been suggested since
days Of Sisyphus, rolling his
up the hill to have it roll
again.
The Washington times., 1921-01-30

Rsia sssiskt Ass Msa-
asy. Drssabiy essaxias
ts sasw MssdsyI colder
Ass dsS temperature
sksve freexiss tssixstI
fresk sestk svisas shift
isg Co northeast Te@-
NesstUre at , q. ss.s 80
degrees.
The Washington times., 1921-01-30

was who first suggested lending
money to the company, and getting
a voice in the management, but al
lowing the old officers to continue
in direction
The Washington times., 1921-01-30

fben this happens to a NATION
le is a general feeling of SYM
ly, and We wonder II the nation
endure IL.
fe forget that the same thing
pens to more than fourteen
Hired millions Of the people on
earth.
That are nine hundred and
bty-nine men out of thousand
individuals working for a sal
kontinucd on Page ., Column -
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

-Everythia ~ house Ri
DUCED--in the Great June Sale a
KOhna Quality StOIt
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
STATE HIGHWAY DEPART
MENT MAY MAKE CEMENT


ny International News Service.
Jefferson City, June 23.--The Sc
nate Ways and Means Committee has
agreed to favorably report the Bow
ker bill giving the State Highway
Commission authority to Condemn
and operate cement and other plants
for the manufacture of road build.
ing materials.
An executive session of the Senate
late yesterday confirmed the appoint
ment of John Hughes as commissioner
of the department Of finance. Arthur
r. Nelson as chairman Of the State
Prison Board and j. Kelly Pool as
a member Of that board in charge OF
pardons and paroles. The appoint
ment OF Henry Andra as a member
of the board and supervisor Of the
penitentiary farms also was confirm
ed. There was no opposition to any
OF the appointments.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
Foreign Advertising Representative
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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
Prices cut deep during the Great
June Sale at kohn's Quality Store.

Attorney s. J. Jeffress of Caruth-
ersyille was here few honrs Satur-
day on business matters of legal
nature.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT
ESTABLISHED BY A. F. L


by International News Service.
Denver, Colo, June 23.-The Amer
lean Federation of Labor which con-
vened here today established an In
dustrial Court in Kansas and they
have denounced governmental inter.
ference with the fundamental rights
of organized workers.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
SOUTH AMERICA MAY
WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE
by international News Service.

by International News Service.
Geneve, June 23.--Fear that other
South American nations may follow
Argentina's lead and withdraw from
the League of Nations before the Sc
cond meeting OF the League Assem-
bly, here in September, is taken into
serious consideration by the commits
sion of experts which has just com
pleted a financial investigation of
the Leagues affairs.
The experts commission recon-
mend numerous cuts in salaries and
in the operation of different depart,
ments But il recommends an in
creased expenditure in the Informa-
lion Section, the Leagues propagan-
de department, particularly for car
rying on propaganda in South Amer
lea.
To obtain as much publicity as pos
sible for the eLague's affairs branches
Of the propaganda section have been
established in London and in Paris
In Europe there is opposition to the
League in many quarters, but in no
European country Is there any formi-
BILE movement for withdrawal from
the League itself.
However, the experts commission
reports that the work of propagan-
dizing South America is being car
ried on under the greatest. difficulty
and recommends that another infor-
nation bureau be established there to
spread interest in League affairs.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

REWARD-Silver cigar
cite case lost on the sereets of Havti
Return same to Herald Office AMI re-
ceive liberal reward.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

Herbert Milsap and Chas. Stanfill
Cape Girardeau Training School.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
FARM LOANS

at a reasonable rate of interest. In
spection made and loans closed at
once. Lock box 435, Charlottesville,
Mo.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

Mrs. X. V, Propst is in Cape Cir
alton last week. Reports are that
she is improving nicely at the pres
ent time.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

F. NJ. Perkins, former merchant
here, wife and son, Lee, are here for
IA few weeks from their home at
Pomona, Calf. They are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. S. p. Oates, and
family. Mr.. Perkins is in the real
estate business in California, and is
very much enthused over the pros
poets of his business, and has much
praise for his new home and adopted
state.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23
Joe Mathews of Dexter passed thru
here Monday on his way to school at
Cape Girardeau.

The Great June Sale is now on
you shouldn't miss 1.-THE Quality
Store.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

The Pemiscot Medical Association
held its regular annual meeting on
Monkey Chute yesterday with real
bid fashioned fish fry and other edi-
bles that go to make up an appetis-
ing meal. OF course the Medicos re-
fuse to tell us whether they drank
water out of the nearby stream or
whether it was a bit stronger ele-
ment; but they insist that the meet
ing and get-together was very sue
cessful and enjoyable one.
Mixed sweet pickles, firm and
juicy, at Buckleys.
The little girl of Richard Alexan-
der, who lives in the Wolf Bayou
neighborhood sustained broken arm
Friday evening. DIR. Brannon was
sent for to reduce the fracture.
old fashioned brown sugar, Do
mino brand, at Buckleys.
w. H. Helm, wife and little daugh-
ter is at Breeze. H., this week visit
ing the formers parents.
Constable S. p Oates was attend
| ing to business in Caruthersville
| Monday.
Watch for Buckleys' Special Sale
on toilet soap.
To keep light gloves clean rub with
fine breadcrumbs after each time of
wearing.
Ford For Sale. In good condition,
cheap. G. w. Doris, Hayti. 27tf
A Chinese play 900 years old was
recently performed in English in
London.
Ronnie Greenwell was very Ill a
few days this week.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

Don't fail 20 attend rhe Great
June Sale at Kohn's Quality Store.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

There are now over2OO, 900 leper
in India.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

Flower pots, water sprinklers,
churns and jars at Buckleys.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-06-23

Miss Mae Merrell, who will be q
member of the grade faculty at Ca
ruthersviile next term, left Sunda,
ior Cape Girardeau to enter the State
Teachers College.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

tilo. Honduras: Port Antonio CNor,. Belize
Munisla, Havana. &c.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct i-Arrived, strs
Heredia. Boeas del Toro; Vaudeville (Nor)
Tela; Olancho Hond), Port Cortes: cUimis-
Ian CHond). Port Cortes; saxoieins (Br),
Sailed 14th. str Nola. Progreso. motor
cerito. San Juan; tug Barryton.
lNor). Belize; Mexicano tNor). Gothenburg;
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Oct l4-Arrived.
Sailed l4th. strs Woodmansie. Manchester;
Irishman (Br). Bilboa: Hilarius fBr). New
Sande dc 7uerr Tr1ee CIV Ryers
Cape Ortegal (Br), Birkenhead.
NORFOLK. va, Oct l3--Arrived. .irs Pisco
lBr}. Rouen; Thomas Krag CNorS, New
York; Durham tBr). Wellington; johnson
ciy, Arriysa Geens I4;h strs rr,v,er Bels Antwerp
Indiana Harbor.- Bizerta' Rinutaka (Br)
Wellington for London: Walter u Noyes.
Boston: jefferson. New. York: Panuco. do !;
(Jap), Portland. o. for United Kingdom.
Cleared 18th. str valemore (Br). Liverpool
Sailed 18th. strs Eastern Leader New
York: Montoso. San Juan crossh'r (Br)
London; Hayre Maru tJap). Birkennead.
Achilles, Cristobal: Araiuen (Br). prIabane
Gerty (ItaD, Gibraltar: Melrose. New Eng
land; Meteor. do; Conde de Zubiria (Sp)
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, DC. 14-Arrived
strs Freeman. Norfolk; Calabria (Br). New
York for Lisbon. sc.
sasf 1h fM E s oet JG1aRRGy SGrSk tas
high. Perth Amboy. towing barges sO2 and
s04. for New Bedford. and FOG. 7s3 and 7s4
for Boston (and proceeded AM 13th).
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Oct '3-Arrived
str Northum5erland tgrl. Barry.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Get 1EArrived. strs
A Bostwick. New York: Acme. do: Titar
Arrived iith. str Gulf of Mexico. Tampico.
Sailed 14th. str J y Pew. Marcus Hook.
Sailed 18th. strs Astral. Boston: Radiant
Tampico; Neptune. Providence.
Noble Ea Manorsay 2s No4 New
leans.
Sailed 14th. str Janeta (Br). Glasgow.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 14--Arrived. etrs
thur; Merr!mack. Jacksonville and savan-
nan.
Arrived at Marcus Hook 18th. II: 40 Pm.
str Paraguay, Baltimore.
strs samland (Belg). for New York; . PM.
Montgomery City, for do.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 18th. 3
AM. str Gold Harbor. Philadelphia for Los
barges Mingo. for Portland. Pennington. for
f4th. 1918 AM. strs Gulfcoast, PhIlade lphia
for Port .,,,a Arthur i9 AN. putney ts' do
Montreal: 3 AM. Eastern Dawn. do for Rot
terdam and Antwerp via New York: 3:40
AM. Dunmnil tBrl. do for st Louia do
folR.Nwind W. 9 miles. light % fog IS smooth
PROVIDENCE. RI. Oct 1s. 7:15 AM-Ar-
sd Sailed s' sth tT tos r9,n
Easton, New York for Boston.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE,
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given In miles position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l
l. Kent SO BY Il Cape Henry l4th.
Abangarez 4s 6 Cape san Antonio 1871
Afel 73 ENE Sand Key t2th.
Agwihavre 4s 8 Jupiter 18th.
aswisea IS Sw Hatteras 18th.
Aiaddin 100 Jupiter 18Th.
Alabama S2 EsE Sabine bar 18th.
Amelia 511 s Ambrose f4th.
Annlston City 81 $ Jupiter 18th.
Arapahoe 10 " Hattcras 14th.
Atenas 264 N Cristobai 18Th
Atlantic Sun 1874 Sw Hatteras 18th
Baltic 10 " Fowey Rocks IAN.
barrymore 90 North Head 8 PM 13th.
bsIl,Iarsr bs19n Rouge sE South !, Pass is.h;
casarsl,s Gsnfels soo p " s Ilsy SAND NIX Key Is'h
Cape Henry Jso S Scotland l. i3th.
capillo lat % 40. Ion 81 OF 18th.
capuin i,457 r Delaware Breakwater 18th.
Cardonla 0 r. sombrero 1sth.
Charles II tramp s65 N Balboa = PM 18Th
china Arrow 1911 w san Francisco s Pm
chlnampa 200 Hatteras fsth.
City OF Freeport 23i sE South Pass 18th.
City Of Rome l5s sW Haiteras IAN:
city OF Spokane 1880 w Seattle PM 18th.
Clement Smith 14s w Sand Key ia'h.
Colombia f,iTi s San Francisco 3 PM ian.
Concho 1873 Sc South Pass 18th.
Currier As !. Sand Key i3th.
lJtNlu hckciEeN 1St > HatteTas l~In.
Durango 30 NNE Hatteras 18th.
r. w Sinclair 30 Jupiter 13th.
East Chicago $40 Nantucket l. v 18th.
Eastern Leader 0J Ambrose 14th
Eastern Prlnse 100 s Astoria s AM 18th.
Eastern Sailor 1es from San Pedro PN
f2th.
Edniore s44 from Seattle PM i3th
E Estero 1853 Hnttsras 14h.
r. Oriente III WSW Tortugas 18th.
E Sol 231 I,SE Galveston 18th.
FL Vale 200 NE Jupiter 14th.
Empire State lilo w Honolulu = TM nth.
Esperanza 7T2 s Scotland l. 14th.
Essex % SW Fryngpan 13th.
Everett passed Cape Cod 1ith.
u y Asche 30 y Sand Key 18th.
Fairfield City c.0a2 w San Pedro 8 PM 18th
Franklin 240 w Tortugas 18th.
Frederick r Kellogg i75 Hatteras l4th.
Frieda 100 Hatteras i4th.
q Harrison Smith 2J6 w Sand Key 18th.
Gedanie 90 Alacran Reef I3th.
Gene Crawley 125 w Capo Cruz 18th.
George q Henry 40 Ambrose 2:l5 Pm
f4th.
General Geo w coethals sia s Scotland L,
IAN
,'ulscoa.s so Ha'.srAa i4th
C'ulfland 20 = Hatteras 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

PORT SAID. Oct I1-sailed. str Kabinga
(Brl, Boston.
PROGRESS. oct ls-Sailed, str Yucatan.
Vera Cruz and Tampico.
RIO JANEIRO. Oct l3-Arrived. str South
ern Gross. New York FOR Buenos Aires.
desta (Nor). Montreal; Williams. Baton
SANTOS. Oct ii-saiied. str Lake Furiey.
New Orleans and Galveston ia 800 bags cof-
fee for New Orleans. 1900 bags coffee for
Galveston).
sEccoNDEE. Oct l2-saiied. str Rose
worth tBr) New York.
SHANGHAI. Oct 13-Arrived. strs Besse-
rner City. New Orleans: Jadden. Savannah.
Arrived i1th. str Tokiwa Maru (Ja?). New
York.
SHIELDS. Oct Is-sailed. str Eastern City
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct l3-sailed, str Mar
Nedi.erraneo tSp), Galveston.
Sailed l4th. str Laplsnd tBrl. New York.
Sailed 14th. 1890 Pm. str America (from
Bremen). New York
ST NAZAIRE, Oct 12-Sailed. str Monad-
SUEZ. Oct 13-Arrived. str Leeds City
(Br). Calcutta for New York
Arrived 18th, str West Caddoa. Colombo
for San Francisco.
Arrived 18th. str Half Noon. samarang
for New York.
VANCOUVER. BIC, Oct l3--Sailed. str EN-
press Of Asia (Br). Yokohama:
Sailed 18th. str Canadian Winner (Br).
Sydney. NSW.
Arrived 14th. str Vancouver Maru tJap).
New York.
VICTORIA. Be. Oct 13-saiied. str Africa
Maru (Jap), Orient.
Arrived 18th, strr.Canadian Farmer (Br)
San Pedro.
YOKOHAMA. Oct i2--Sailed, SIR Colder
State, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The report OF schr Sally Wren putting
back leaking 18th was an error.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct 11-British barge
Navahoe went aground Sunday In the Fort
Arthur Channel.
LONDON. Oct IA telegram received
from Rotterdam states that str Laristan
(Br), from Montreal, previously reported, Us
ashore at Maasvlatke; assistance Is with
her.
MONTREAL. Oct 13--The work Of salvag-
ing cargo and gear from the wreck Of str
Canadian Exporter (Br). which broke in
half on the Willapa Spit. Is now. almost
completed: the after part of the Hhip, II Is
stated, was found impossible of salvage; the
forward half, however. has been stripped
OF cargo, steering engine. anchors. w!nches
fourteen tons of anchor chains. cargo boons
and two llfeboats, also compass; little
more can be done this year. but next eprtng
the wreckers may attempt to float the for
ward part Of the ship unless she settles too
deeply into the sand
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct 14-Tugs which
went to the assistance OF Shipping Board ctr
Auditor, $50 miles Sc OF South Pass, re-
to weather the heavy breeze blowing off the
passes. The Auditor sent a wireless call for
assistance. saying she was out of fuel. This
was supplied by the tugs.
OGDENSBURG, NY, Oct 1.-THE barge
Ashland. from Port coiborne to Montreal
with $4,000 bushels OF oats. was on the rocks
at the entrance of the Cardinal Canal to-
night and was leaking badly. The boat Is
valued at $23 900 and Is owned by the Sin
cennes-McNaughton Line. Wreckers are try
ing to refloat the craft
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Oct 8-Advices re-
ceiyed here state that Mongolia Petroleum
ST JOHNS, NF Oct 13-Str Dixiana. from
London for Philadelphia, has put In here
with two propeller blades missing.
14th-Str Royal (Nor). which went ashore
broken in tow and sunk. Grew Will be
brought to st Johns.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Nieuw Amsterdam (Dutch), Rotterdam,
&C, for New York, is expected TO dock at
foot Of 9TH street. Hoboken, Saturday fore
noon.
Str Princess Matoika. Bremen for New
York. Is due at Quarantine about PM
Saturday.
Str Old North State. London for New York.
is due In Quarantinc about AM Sunday,
don. was In lat ~ a.. Ion 81 IA at noon 14th
Str Buenos Aires (Sp). Cadiz for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier 8, East
River, Saturday afternoon.
Str Baltic (Br). Liverpool for New York. Is
expected TO dock at pier 60. North River
Monday morning.
Str La Savoie (Fr). Havre for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
Sunday afternoon.
Str Leopoldina tBraz), Havre for New
River. about noon Saturday.
Str Kroonland, Antwerp, &C. for New
York. Is expected to reach Quarantine about
noon Monday.
Str Caronia (Br,. Liverpool for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier "a. North River,
Sunday forenoon.
Str Berengara (Br), Southampton for New
York, Is expected to reach Ambrose lightship
about PM Sunday and dock Monday morn
Ing.
Str Cameronia (BD, Glasgow for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier 90, North
River, Sunday forenoon.
Str Pannonia (Br), Trieste, &C, for New
York, Is expected to dock about noon Sunday.
was $40 miles Z OF Boston at noon 14th.
Str Bogstad (Nor). from London, expects
to reach Boston Saturday morning.
Str Plow City, from Kotka. &c. expects to
reach Boston Monday.
The wireless report that str New York.
from Danzlg. due Friday. was erro-
neous. The steam Is not expected to ar
rive until early next week
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
CLEARED.

Str Celtic (B). Beadnell. Liverpool (gen-
eraD--white Star Line.
Str Viking tNor), Saamnum. Liverpool via
philadeiphIa lgeneral) American Metal
Transport Co. Inc.
Str Mesaba .Br. Claret. London tgeneraD
Str Faraby Nilsson. Leith and Hull (gen-
eraf)-J III Winchester 4 Co.
Str pnottnlnsholm tsw); Nordfelt, Gothen-
Str iceland (BD. Howell, Antwerp via
Plymouth and cherbourg (generaD-Reo Star
Line.
Str Hudson. Rrerbrohm, Bremen md Ham,
burg (gener all United States Lines.
Str Ryndam tDutch), Krol. Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Cherbourg tgeneraD
America Line.
Str France FRI, Roch. Havre (genera)- :
Compagne Gcnerale Transatlantique.
Seville tgeneraD Garcia 4 Dia..
Str Presidente Wilson UtaD, Ear. Algiers.
Naples, &c tgsneraD-Phelps Bros GO;
ten, &c. via Newport News and Panama Ca
nal (generaD D-Norton, Lily 4 Co.
santos s,r Corona ac via Muro Kepps
a Co.
str Aeolus, McDorman. Rio Janeire. Mon
ttvideo and nuenos Aires tgeneraD--Munson
Str Aware tBraz), correa. Pe,nambuco.
Bahia. &C .(gencraD De Nave
Str Lake savus, Bunnen. Trinidad, Deme-
rara, &c (generaD-Clydc Steamship. Co.
str Inca, Darnette. Puerto Plata. Sanchcz.
Str Pastores. Glenn. Havana, Cristobal and
Port Lirnon (generall-United Fruit Co.
Str Swift Eagle. Harrison. Tampico (bal-
lasD--C ID Mallory & CO. Inc.
Str Harriet (Nor), Tvedt. Tampico and
Puerto Mexico (generaD aD--Isbrandstcn. Noel
Ter a. Co.
str Camden, Hansen. Tampico tbailast)-- =
United Fruit CO.
Str -commewyne Dutch. Ten, Klooster.
Cape Cap Eay;l, MI. Port au Prince &c tgeneraD--
Str Annetta. Krant. Tanamo, Gibara, &c
tgeneraD Fruit Co.
Str Paloma (Cuban) Hallun, Nuevitas.
Pastelilo. &c (generaD-Munson Steamship
Line.
Str Carrillo. Livingston. Santiago de Cuba,
kinston, &C sencraD--Urited Fruit Co.
Str Lake Fife, O'Neill. u Naval Station.
Santiago and Guantanamo fgcneraD New
York and Cuba Mail Stoamship Co.
Str Elswick Grange fBr). Hamilton. Bari
twheat)--J X Winchester q Co.
str Alamo. Smith, Galveston tzeneraD--
Mallory ste lmship Co.
Str City OF ST Louis, Johnson. Savannah
fgeneraD Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Comanche, staples, Charleston and
Jacksonville tgerernD Clyde Steamship Co.
str Lake Gilboa, Mcguire. Wilmington and
Brunswick tgeneruD D--Clyde Stcamship Co.
Str Willsolo. Magahan. Philadelphia Gin
transiU Williams Steamship Co.
Str Rosalind tBr). Mitchell, Halifax and
st Johns (generai --Bowring & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy NALL

AFRICA. Oct ARRIVED. str Santa Cruz
Black TICKLE. NF, Oct Tin port. schr
Spencer Lake CBr,. ror Mediterranean
BURN, NF, prior TO Oct 1-sailed. sch'
(Br). Boston and New York.
CHATHAM. NIB. Oct i2-saiIed. str PHILIP
Dodge Dodge (Br), Portland, NE; Me; -. c.,.s,r
Rancher tg). Malaga.
FLAT ISLANDS, Labrador. Oct Tin port.
schr Jan James y oNeil bI for Enrore snSI n.,rv
HARBoR GRACE. NJ. Oct s-Arrived.
schrr ceniaurus (Dan). renmark swill pro
Sailed 5th. schr Neptun (Dan). Newtown
JAMAICA. Oct i2--sailed. str Runa (Nor,.
KINGsToN. ia. oc. :-Arr,ved. strs Au-
rora DUTCH, Curacao tand sailed 4th for
EurOpean DortS: 18th a. changnola ran na' sHT}
9TH. Nevis tNor). Halifax. &c.
Arrived 1st. Str Lake Eliko. Havtien ports
LEwisPoRT. Nj. Oct s~saiied. str FERN
MIiK1, Sept so-sailed. str Morristown.
MoNTREAL, Oct i2-Arrived. str Gaute
CNor), Bathurst.
l. Sailed 18th. strs Otto sverdrup tNor), Dan
Canadian ssprer sBrj. 81 Johns.
PLACENTTA, NF, Oct Tin port. schr
Clintonia (Br), for Oporto.
PARAMARIBO, Oct 2--Sailed. str Lake
Fackler. Boston and New York fnnd from
PORT AI.BERNI. oc. 1o-sailed. str Cana
dfe PoRT Frvar sac oc, earO str ORR
tani (Br), Boston.
PORT LoBos. Oct s-sailed. str Utacar-
bon. Fall River.
QUEBEC. Oct 11--Arrived. str sheba (Br).
Sydney.
RECONTRE, NF. Oct 4-Arrived. scbr Rita
McCluett OBJ, Lisbon.
SALMON RIGHT. NF. Oct 7--fn port. schr
s, Helena (Br), for Gibraltar (for orders).
ST JOHN. IsB. Oct 1i-Saied. str smaragd
ST JOHNS. .lF. Oct o-Arrived. schrs J N
Rafuse fBr), lfarbor Grace; Henry l. Mon
tague .Dr). sydney 7th. Little stephanc
SYDNEY. cB. Oct 1l-Arrived. str. Alta
I,aD. Montreal for Genoa; 18TH. Mincic
do for New York.
Sailed llth. strs Coban tBr). Halifax
Watuka (Br), do.
TAMP1Co, Oct s-Arr,ved. str c A Can
field. Boston.
Sailed 9th, str Salem County. Fall River.
ToRREvrEJA. Oct s-sailed, schr Novelty
(Brl. st Johns
TRIANGLE, Labrador, Oct Tin port, schl
Myrtle Piercey. (BD. for Gibraltar.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
IPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

(Nor), Liverpool via Philadelphia; Sophie
Rickmers (Ger). Norfolk; Swifteagie, Port
Arthur.
strs Lake Saws. Trinidad; Tiger CNor)
Syeilene.
Steam yacht Nourmahai. -.
Tug Wellington. towing barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at IL :lS AND.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced TO sea leyeD at New York on
Friday. Oct IA. 1921. at AN. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and fifty-one hundredths, t30.5D
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and seventyfive (775) milimeters. Cap
tains of all vessels now lying In or near the
ports of New York and Brooklyn can ad-
vantageousy use the above official Data for
observing whether their own barometers re-
quire any considerable correction or ADJUST
ment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. w. IS miles;
clear; sea smooth.