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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

san Marques, rWEx. Au1E. 2~--sEsxser>
lsirn "a 1hH Mrraninn n1tEhx1y srrnrn
IareHn, TEX, No NnIinn Gsiyyas as
Hursd aurnrning ID g, MRrNssuxhs
tun At Ssn Marcos, Tees. scrFHssaS al
the Mcmillan HiEaTwRS R~ssnrsRstnh.
who 1Rrnnfly rnu1Irnea rrnIn& "Trip az
infperrtirm aupsr ahn proposed rb,ss al
THE AExirEn sffWssiDn. This. If Nla5rs
zre rI1r1nd rfrrprEh, viii EunntIallS
1Haaih III, nhn Pacific g,nRss, rerf.inss-
ing the InuysEst i~ntnrMntfunasi highway
i'm the vRurla.
ThH MsriHinn fiEf1ray rs a prnrps~
ed rnRd drrsm Canada IL Mrvirp If11.
It's 1rrnpusea 9nusn rs through Nnrah
and SpIrfh uaRutn. Nshrnssa, ARrssss.
DkiaHhIu1a. ana Msrxs dntp Mexico.
Mr. MarNaughrnn aarnnftg ahsaden
a dalssRniun, rssprasrnrfnE ussr3nt,s III
TiEipr1H ,Df ttfrf rpsd RlunE frs rnIiss snn
a ten dag tnur nrurn lxlrsdp III MrxE
on CITY The rrip was made an a sps-
cial chr al the Hxpt,rse OF rsfs Nsxinsn
government, A MExiran military as~
cord was FURNISHED ann rfhs Mnrinan
wRs 4ifhrialty n~Hprssnntas,
THE ifr4n &mppe in 1he psnjecl IN
extend The MrriniHn highway frnm
Laredo 40 Gisy WINS made when
a tHmprmuw nrsEnixaripn wRs rar
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
n. nheervAt5onA
CAMP OUT

August and September are mon do.-
,,-ntfnI At Chautaudua Park.
COW. comfy cottages st Chautau.
~ n.Sk Of beautiful DevtlssSiA axe.
SSunr he,nr used extensively by9fGmi.
s,es alumni associations camp fire
rsrls, hoy scouts and parties 81 young
and elderly people. all gderlvln9 sen
enjoyment in bathine. poAtane rest
Ahq Enninment: . beds complete. Z
chairs. / bench. / table. lamp and.
stove. ss.a
kitchen utinsels.
Rates: Day 81, week. -. -
Address or phone Edgar I q Rue.
Secretary, Devils Lake.gN. D.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
RaG RUTAsY. uRoP.

FEdmuntnn. Alta, July 26-IMaTA
--F1nspects Ipr a record putafp crop
In this diKtricf are exceptionally good
at b preEant time and it is expected
ffrRt the yield VIII he AZ heavy ss any
Hast hRrvsstsd- The acreage is % per
cent FsRter than Rny previous year
Within 30 miles OF Edmonton there
are fh1fnsanis Of acres of potatoes
(which ArR in hlDnm in MANY districtE.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
FvENING EDITION

aark ii color Sofietnintz
ssUs IN ! ID mahogany and Axe :
I.mn shades made frcna.the me
~ EanSs 4 moliusc similar TO the
r.tars sre on display Representing, =
81 new in~dustrys,now seS-:
ssrs I foothold in the -
UNIVERSITY NEAIHE
:. m. o~hsersadons
Temperature. 20. y
Maximum, -
Minimum, - .nn00. ass. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
D1srHARM MN0a Mx.

9Dkuflema- Japan. Jnly 6.-(Mail.D
Tpknhama Dpckyard Co. has
Discharged 1A46e wprkmen berzrse
of dull commercial conditions. and
LIMBO Will DE dismissed SOON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

llrt Iuicc. is that Of Mr.. D. v. Zmser.
q Well known travelling salesman, residing
I'D <o 100 East Eighth street. Whining
llr sand
ANY person with stomach trouble
and indigestion had been completely
cured | certainly think they would be
grateful. and that Is the case with me since
! have taken Plant Juice My work SIS
travelling salesman uecessItateS eating IN
an kIrds Of places hotels and restaurants
and for wears ] had been troubled with
one Of the worst cases Of indigestion and
the very sight Of food would sicken me
! had such pains from gas IN my stomach
that 1T times ! would be all doubled up !;
/ vas so nervous | could not sleep at night
and 50 weak that several times fell down
ON the street. was constIpatcd dizzy, had
cor slant headaches and felt really down
and out my skin was so yellow that II
looked like leather and I felt so dis
couraged ! did not know where 10 turn to
get relief As had taken all kinds OF nedi-
ciDcs aud had been under treatment for
YEAR heard 50 many people talking
about Plant Juice that | decided TO get
a bottle 20 try II; this one bottle did ne
~ much good that continued to take it
Now can honestly say that | am entirely
tuftd Ht4Nt y mt dppetitV' Nlttl) INT
child at night and have not q pain or an
ache nave gained 10 pounds In weight
which shows that ] am getting nutrition
out of the food eat am able TO enjoy
lfe now as / never did before and can
not say too much in praise of Plant Juice
The Plant Juice Man Is at The Miller
Drug Store 404-406 Market street. VII
mmgton. where he is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

are training young people for complete
citizenship i'm a democracy, 10 the sun
day school has the task of providing
the proper religious spirit for those cit
iZcns.
Week day Sabbath schools are pro-
posed as a solution of the above din
Guilty, conducted on an interdenomina
tional bases. along the lines of the Va
cation Sunday schools conducted In this
city last summer and 10 be held this
summer also. The plan comprises: Or
gnnizntion of an official committee on
religious education I'm the church. or
ganizatiOn of any new school depart
mont such rs parents classes. cradle
roll young peoples division and tho
like: appointment of n leader % have
charge of young peoples work In the
school; organization week -tiny re-
ligious instruction and organization
of ncighborhood visitation and survey
under the direction of "A competent
leader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
BOOST HARRISON
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Campaign Under Way to Greatly
Increase the Membership
by Children's Day.

A Sunday school membership roll OF
500 is the goal i'm view for Harrison
street NJ. II. church, for Children's Day,
June /. The teachers and workers of
the school began campaign with that
end. some time ago. and have obtained
satisfactory results SO far.
Additional impetus was sought at a
meeting last night when addresses were
made. following "A dinner. 10y Rev. w. H..
IIabbart, tho church pastor. Miss Iteba
Fixter and Miss Firth NJ. Townsend of
Philadelphia. Miss Townsend is di-
rector of childrcns work for the Amer
lean Baptist Publication Society Miss
Fixter is in charge of the young people, g
division work of the Philadelphia sun
day School Association.
Conferences followed the general
meeting. devoted to the different branch
cs in which the workers are engaged.
1t was pointed out ny Miss FiXter
that onc-half hour a week for religious
instruction Of the young is not sufii-
cient and that Just as the public schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
PYTHANS TO VISIT.
taIanthe Lodge TO Confer Degrees ht
Norton. Pa. Tomorrow Night.


CaIanthe Lodge. No %. *. of F.. has
acccpted an invitation and formulated
plans to visit Farraday Lodge of Nor
tom. VA. tomorrow evening and confer
the rank of page ON class of about
"a candidates This trip viii he taken
in automobiles. the members leaving
I'vthian Castle. 9O6 West street. at 9
O'Clock They will be met 10y com
mittco from the Farraday Lodge in
chester. who will pilot them to the Wis
itiuc Temple
The regular first rank team Of Cal
anthc Lodge will eNcmplify the drama
tir presentation Of the story Of Damon
and Pythias. the foundation of the
order. Calanthe orchestra. under the
leadership 81 w :. Anderson. will aC-
company the lodge and Furnish music.
several Grand Lodge officers from
PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey and Delaware
win witness and take active parts in this
affair in Morton invitations having been
sent broadcast 10y the PcnnsNivania
lodcc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

There are no new developments N
the matter of the disposition Oi Inc
houses IN Union Park Gardens, owned
By tie United States Shipping Board.
n IL likely that some action will be
taken as soon az new members of the
hoard are named ty President Harding.
The board values the property At 81
600 900 but 80 far has been unable ~
get an offer ~ more than ~ l,5oo,oO0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
MY TIRED FEET
ACHED FOR "TIz"
Lot iour sore. swollen, Aching Feet
spread Out n a Bath Of "Tiz"

iusl tak, sod shoes 90 and then put
tfoee weary rhus -Drlukled "a. hI0g burn
iuA -Issettfed buuIou tortured fect
~ you're Ir Il2 bath Your toes
WiI WriEF., With JOY They D .Ook IN
a. Yuu and almost talk and then the. II
taks auoth,. dive iu thc Iiz bath
When Noui feet feel uk, bumps ~
lead hll urcd out just try .Tlz Is
rulud It's glorious. Your feet viii
dance with Joy also sou will hnd All
lialn gont from forns. callouses and
huulorh
Thercf nothing like TlZ. It's the
unN remedy that draws out all Tho
poisonous oxudauuus which pun up your
frri and ,..ua, faot torture
Gsrt hoA pf Ilx at any drug -
department store don wait, All how
Flnd Your ftrt Ert how comf0TtaI Ile
tuur shoes teel You can wear shoes
f tigo amauei i you dcsir,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
at mi. out-lt i worm None,

cut cut this slip enclose with 5c and
mail i to Foley Cos 1886 Sheffield
Atn Chicago ill Nf4lat souI name
auu addrras tlears Nuu viii receive
U t.turn ffl1 3.t. haEe containing
laIoss uuu, aud 1n compound for
,uufhs ,ulst md Group F0ls. kidney
Ilus lnr pain~ r eidt- ard bach
ghuumhtIfm baekach, tldnsy and biad-
aut ailments and Foley CathaTtic
Tablsfs = wholesome and thoroughly
tIeanrug rathartic fof .onstlpation bil
Nuaaur H,adaUhs aud sluggish
loNtls. ~ A.. Dantoilh Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

plots In exchange for lta interest IN the
Union Park Gardens houses. stores and
apartment building The p10ts are
valued IT about $50 900. and tho pro-
ceeds Of the sale viii be- divided among
the stockholders
William Winder Laird is president Of
the Wilmington Housing Corporation
and Charles &. Kurtz Is secretary and
treasurer,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
WOnnen'S
Department

Women's Black High Cut Lace
Shoes, Cuban heels, val CO II
ue $3.50 .......... .DA.fO
Women's Tan Calf and Kid Lace,
medium and high heels, Cd IL
value $500 ....... f.fC
800 Pairs of Gun Metal High Cut
Lace, Cuban heels, CO OF
value $500 sDC.OO
A special lot of Women's High Cut
Lace Kid Shoes, high CdOE
heels, value $500 Of.CC
Women's Brown Kid Lace, perfor-
ated toe, high heels, CCOE
value $3.50 ........... CC.CO
Women's Brown Cloth Top Shoes,
high and low heels, CO II
value $500 ..=.#.....=... CC. .TO
Growing Girls Shoes, spe- CO co
cial lot, value $500 DL.OC
Women's Black Kid Lace Shoes.
military heels, value CO OF
$500 = ...#.#..=.. pO.CO
A special lot of high-grade Black
Shoes, value $500 to G. IL
$1,000 OO. To-
200 Pairs of Women's Gray Kid
Cloth Top, high & low CHOE
heels, value $50 Of.CO
tS~s shoess value value Sc. 90 S4.ZO
100 Pairs of Women's Mahogany
Calf Lace Shoes, mill
tary heels, value $3.50 Ct oE
and $500 OO.ZO
Women's Brog ue Oxfords, CO II
value $500 sOO.fO
Women's Brown Kid Oxfords, me-
dunn and low heels, val CO 0E
ue $500 and $500 spZ.CO
Women's Tan Calf, light shade, 2
strap and buckles, val CO o.
ne 800 and 81 90 UO.CO
Women's Gun Metal Ok
fords, Cuban heels, val ca TT
ne $500 .......-..... DIT. -
Growing Girls Mary Jane Pumps,
patent and Gun Metal, CO II
value $500 ...... sDO. -fO
Women's Comfort Slippers, rub
Der heels, II e CO OF
$500 spZ.OO
Women's Felt Slippers, all colors
and all sizes, val u cor
$125 JJc
Women S Storm Rubbers, val co
ne $1.25 ....--.. OCc
Women S Hose, all shades, G. 9E
value SITS and $500 ID l.ZJ
Women's White Shoes, high and
low heels, v ue c. 7E
$500 ............ ~ A's a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
Purify Your Blood and Stop
That Maddening Itch

ties in your blood, which mani
fest themselves by causing your
itching eruptions. Remedy youf
blood condition, and whatever skin
troubles are due To II win leave
you. For this work, S.S.S., the
famous old vegetable tonic and
Alternative, is as good a medicine
AS you can find. Thousands havo
stopped their torturous itching with
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
The Food He Ate
Was Cause of 1t
Prior to Taking Plant Juice,
Wilmington Travelling Man
Had Indigestion.

onc oi thc most interesting statements
made "a thu Plant luicc Man. who has
his headquarters at The Miller Drug
~torc. 40A-f06 Market street where he Is
Introducing the famous herbal medicine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
TO OFFER LAND At AUCTION.
wilmington Housing Corporation 1.
Sell Union Park Plots.

six parcels of land. Of from 5 to g
acres each, in the Union Park Gardens
development. will be sold at auction by
the Wilmington Housing Corporation,
probably some time this month. The
corporation is now making arrange
ments for the sale, but the cxact time
has not been set.
The Wilmington Housing Corporation
some time ago acquired the title to the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Get SIS. from pour
druggist right now, and
start taking it. Then
write us a history Of yOsIr
trouble. We will gladly
give you expert medical
advice free. Address
your letter 70 Chief nedf-
cal Advisor, 528 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

bravely. This is why
skin disease sufferers are
snappy and irritable, un-
able TO accomplish any
thing, and almost beside
themselves with frantic
nervousness
Strike Mt the root Of
your trouble, the danger
ous poiSons and impuri-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Every Evening extends birthday
greetings to wcll-known winning
ton business man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Try an Every Even.ns wan, Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Poor blood, sometimes full Of
dangerous germs, or impurities
that should be cast off, causes many
of the itching skin diseases TINT
drive the afflicted almost mad.
When your blood is run down and
impure. your general system gets
30 weak you haven't the nervous
strength TO bear tho maddcning
itch, itch, itch of your affliction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Little Gents Tan Shoes, Blucher
and Bal, va u n0nE
Little Gents Tan ONfords, &2OI
value $500 .-....... OL.CC
Boys Brown Bal, leather G1 OF
trimmed, value $500 y .CO
Boys Tennis, brown and o.
white, value $l.50 JOG
Boys Brown Bal, leather CD ~
trimmed, value $3.50 d.. tC
Little Boys Heavy Shoes, GO 0E
value S4.00 ...... OA.ZO
R?gc, ss.o6 Boots .,'... value S2.95
BGys' ss.,o Red .,el.l't,,.''l Boots value S4.45
Boys, y, = Storm Rubbers' value So
Sl.25 ...... OCI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
Boys
Department

Special lot of Black and Tan, Eng
lish and BIucher, val Fo Or
ue $500 . D0.AO
Boys Shoes, black and tan, Bluch-
er, and English, value rI7c
s4.oo .. SL.lO
Boys Shoes, special lot Patent
Leather Blucher, value rrnc
$3.50 ....... ....... ~ .Co
Boys Work Shoes, value S21I
RGy., s4.oo Scout ''..''.'' Shoes value S2.45
Little Gents Shoes, Black Eng
lish and Blucher, value O. ar
$3.50 .................. - A.CO
Little Gents Scouts, val cx7r
ue $500 ............. y i. -
The New York herald., 1921-04-20
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

New York; carlsholm Csw,. GOthenburg
&c, via Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, Sc, April ls-Arrived 81
Dayington. Galveston for Liverpool.
Sailed 10Th, strs Lake Elsmere, Jackson
vile: Arapahoe. do Lake tarioault, Bs~ton
American Press. Valencia and Agiers; barge
w Thompson Gin tow of tug, Havana.
CAPE HENRY. Va. April 1e-Passed IN,
strs Nerver (Belg), Antwerp for Baltimors
West Togus Philadelphia for do; Charles
Praley. Tanipico for do: VI Guffey. por
Arthur for do; Lancastrian tBr>, Liverpoo
for do
Passed out 10Th, str Maiden. Baltimore foi
Boston.-wiDd y. 2s miles; partly cloudy
GALVESTON. TEX. April ts-Arrived, ST
Electrician (BD. Liverpool.
Arrived f9th. strs Laramie, Bizeria; Texas
Charleston; Bl Alba. New York LordshI
Manor, PHILADELPHIA; w Van Dyke DO
Sailed 18TH, strs oural QBelg). Tampico
Roseworth lBr), shields.
Sailed 18th strs Westland Antwerp. A,.
siolo Bondi Qtall. port in ltal ~; Hampton
Roads, Tampico. Lake Govan. do.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April Ie--Arrived
s,rs Howard. Baltimore Q T Waring, Baton
Rouge.
Sailed 10Th. str Comancie, New York
MAYAGUEZ. April 10. o AM-Arrived, str
Maracalbo. New York for Laguayra tand
proceeded 10 AND.
MOBILIZE. Ala. April l9eArriyed. str iS,s Ne.
huku Tampico; tug Jim Sid. Havana, VIII
large Semper Fideiis schr f Marie Brown
Banes.
Sailed 10Th. str Munwood, Sagua la Grande
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 1e-ArI1yed
etrs City OF Weatflerford. Galveston. Cliff
wood. Mobile Dulcino, Cuba; El Estero
New York Honduras CNor), Mobile; James
T4mpson. Belize jeff Davis Industrial
Macorts CBr). Cuba; Sinaloa (Mex), From
terra: Steel Trader, Calcutta; Yuma, From
Sailed from Port Eads 10Th. strs F. c
Bavtow Port Lobos' John D Rockefeller
NoRFoI.K. va. April 1s-Arrived. str.
Rczan Maru Jap. Baltimore; Belgravis
Arrived 18Th. strs Nepos CNor). Genoa
Nurtureton (Br). Falmouth; jefferson, New
York: Brandon. Boston. Everett. do: Nor
folk. Providence. Jonancy, Portland; Wier
DAM Bermuda. &C: schr Edward A Cohar
Sailed nth. str Roxburgh (Rr). Bahia
blanca; schr Helen Barnet Grlng, Boston.
vindai. Haha Bay; Mississippi (Br). London
Castelporziano (ftaD. Galveston; 1pth. Wal
tar p Noyes, Boston; Polycarp (Br). Para
Sailed 18th. strs transportation, New Eng
land City of Norwich (Br). Yokohama
Domingo Nazabel Cuban. Cuba; Robert
Dollar (Brl. Vancouver: Robin Gray, Ric
Janeiro: schr Wyoming, Haha Bay, Canada
PORTLAND, Q. April ls-Arriyed, strs
PASCAGoULA Miss. April 1o-Sailed schr
Edna A Pickles (Br). Manzanillo.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April l9-Arrived
Dollar CBrJ. Calcutta. &C, via Charleston
svaruford CNor). New York; Inca, cienfue-
SOS: Caliaoasas, New York.
Cleared 18th. str Monviso UtaD Gibraltar
vie Baltimore.
Cleared 10Th. strs Ma nchester Shipper (Br)
Manchester via Baltimore Norfolk and 81
John: Turbinia (Sw). Morro Castle; Runa
CNor). Tananio; Lake Eilithorpe New York ;
The New York herald., 1921-04-20

Delaware gNofi. fiaFaUa nnd Nsfs cru.
t;sth~r fplaf fhff. Ne~ fpfk Anosa Nof-
foik
sailed istf 80 Jun1sia Savannah and
borg can MuraUfh lhfl. harnq~ Atfes N'@
New YORK
r'sSsed don.u Marea. ifoek ie'f. ? - ~,
ST. Corson. fal1gNti Nhia fpF Nr@ Aots
Passed down isedi iNlene Ntns IN sf
NHuncnla fhrl. isln0on Via NeN hefh.
pasSsVd down lraaNute bfNah aisr intts
n IN. schr Marshal fceh t9rit fntias's.i.
rhla fcr HaifaX
PASSED o,r isfh. 80 pafsTuaT. Philadelphia
fof Baltimore. Wind Nv. II mAaas rAintr&
PoRTl.ANp. Ne. April is~,Afrlved, schr
Maurice u Thurl0v BAls ls'uofes
Arrived i9fh rtt refesA iitalls Norfo3A.
S.AN FRANcfSCo. Cal, April is-Arrtsed,
Mount Ber7syn tRrl Narcotics. A.
Arrived iSta, sirs Easteru importer. NeN
York Sc i5th. Luriine. Honolulu.
Sailed 18th. strS Moerd3k Dputc'1s Port
! land. o; West i<lip. Manila snip santa
saiisd issii. sir Hsvre Maru Jap. from
Havana for Yokohama
SEATTLE. Wash. April is-Ssailed. stf Steel
Ranger New York
Sailed 10Th. siT- Ys!-a. Portland. q. West
I.imrod. do.
SAVANNAH. Ca, Apru la--Arriysd. sirs
Merrimack Jacksonville FOR Philadelphia
fand proceeded Point Judith. San Fran
cisco for Baltimore GrelfrSds ,Brl. Tampa
Sailed i9th, str City OF Montgomery. New
York.
Sailed 10Th. strs Taketoyo Mar Jap
Yokohama: Charles II cramp. New York.
TAMPA Fla, April 19--Arrived, motor snip
Nsrwhal. Isle of Pines.
Sailed 19sh. ste Bjornstterne Btorrason
Panama city. Fla; scnr Charles X Wiehe.
Matanzae.
The New York herald., 1921-04-20

gnayra ana Puerto oaselio s,r caraoss.
$50 AM (sup 1880 AM.
THURSDAY. APRn. y
South Brazil tA,ssn,ins ursys.S .ss
do Sui. Montevidso, La Plata. B1enos Aires
and Rosario. str Grecian Prince ~ a.
Yucatan ana Campeche Cuba ana 0sher
parts Of Mexico y. via Havana Progreo,
Vera Cruz and Tampieo. sr Monterey, $50
AN.
Haytl Canal Zone and Panama -, ia
Cape HATl. Port au Prince. Aux csyes,
Jaemel Port de Psix. 81 Marc, Jersmls and
Turks Island. Puerto Plata. eaxnsnA, saa-
chez and La Romano (otnsr parts Of ponns-
nsosm Republic y. VIA Tsiries Island. rNssIto
Pfata. samana, Sanchez, La Anrsrsa. san
Pedro de Macoras, San Domingo Cify and
Azua. str fungus, AN.
FRIDAY, APRIL -
Graada S. vincea. Tranaosd. Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana. via GrerAds, Trinidad
and Georgetown, str Marav~l. AN
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York al PM as follows
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Francisco.
str Siberia Maru, April ~.
Hawaii via San Francisco. str Manoa.
Japan, corsa. China, Siberia. French
Indo- China. Netherlands East indies (except
sumstra) and Philippine Islands. via Van.
Tahiti Marouesas. Cook ISLANDS. New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia, via San Francisco. str Tahiti. Aprl
"a.
Hawaii. Japan. Core2. China, Siberia.
French Indo- China, Netherlands East Indies
(e1cept Sumatraj and Philippine Islands.
via San Francisco, str Colombia, April 25.
Hawaii Samoan 1slands. Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco, str Ven
rurs, April 2s
: -Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
TParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
The New York herald., 1921-04-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Nail

AIACA ANTE. April b-Arrived, schr Neither
ton fBrl. 81 Johns.
RAlsBADos, March 2s-Arrived schr Gen
sfai pau CBrl Liverpool. Ms 3ist, str Song
ster CBrl. Trinidad (and sailed April ! for
i.ondonl schr Nevis (Brl. Malaga: April 3
bark Eariscourt Nor. Santos; 4ih. strs
Commewyne Dutch. pemerara land sailed
for Trinidad Europa ItaD, Trinidad (ant
sailed same day for Teneriffe), 9TH. schi
Ne'4 Walters (Br). 81 Johns. NF; 9th
strs Roald Jar Nor, Louisovrsi SIN. Cen
turlon (Rrl. Glasgow (and sailed same daS
to- Trinidad ath, Matura tBrl. Trinidad.
Sailed 2esh sainfe Lowell p Parks CBr), s.
Johns. 3ist. Richard y silver fBrl. Lunen
burg: April 4, Jean Mckay lBr), Cuba vie
Grenada; tn. strs Elmae Trinidad IN
Striuda florl. Montevideo; ath, schr Martna
rarsons ,I3rl. Gibraltar.
HALIFAX. April 16-Arrived. STR Csraque
tbrl. - John. NIB.
sailed i7th, str Canadian sspper CBr). s.
Johns. NF.
&c ,and sailed same day. Estrada Palma
Cuban Hamburg. f.spagne (Fr). Vers
rrtiz. schrs Uerbert May, New Orean ns
Horace VI Blckford. s. Andrews itth. str,
Infanta Isabel tspl, Barcelona Eika ~
Sailed i3th strS uralsan Maru tJapl
Genoa pentsr Or Santa Lucia.
LIVERPOOL, April iS-Arrived ST Wes
FrNTA Arenas. Aprn ro-ssned, II
ST GEORGE, Nh, April 6-,Arrived. sch
T X Bentley (Brl, Boston land was IN por
f.th ioHdiug for Norwaik. CT.
ST JOHN. NIB. April i5--Arrived. str cana
dian Hunter fBrl. iIRlifaN.
Sailed isth, str Boiingbroke tBrl LONDON
scsufbek. san Francisco 6in toy tue SCI
In NJ
The New York herald., 1921-04-20
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported 20 the Hydrographic Nhce
leo pAiroi cutter Seneca reported April ~
ORE borg reported to-dsy, LAT q. - lor
as -. Several berg. and grovlers along line
from Ia VI 80, ion y %. 70 a. ~ 81
'on 4s ~.
April Il. about o. mites SEsfE mag c'
Sea Girt NJ. two booms about 10 inoher In
diameter apparently attached % suhsnergec
vr~cksee. one ~ which projected about
feet out % water.
April rs iat IS y, lon = is, buoy wnh
. cage
Aprn !, ii = A. On - No. black car
huoy.
Apri ie, y, 8 =, ~ = q. "a ca
buoy.
April IL i, . 2s. lon % - c4n euo,
adrlf
April 10. "a, ~ N. on as 50. . spar stand.
inS upright and projectins about feet ou'
o. ater. apparently attached 10 submerged
rockage
April 10. lat - %. on ~ s3 b. heasl
black wooden raft. ~ feet square.
The commanding officer a. the uSs KAT
terry, under date OF April Z. 1871, reports b'
following Abou, 900 yards 25s 6cx ftruel
OF SAntc Domingo lighthouse, SAnto Do
nninro, the British three msxted shr
1seton was burned and lies sunk with onl'
Few stumps visible above water.
April ?. lat si ~. lon ss 50, a couical %
Icct. apparently mlne.
Aprii Z. la, N g. lon a. ~. \ rusty con
icSl steel buoy. floating 90 - side