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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray,
Faded Hair Dark and
Glossy.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture, was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get a
large bottle of this old time recipe,
improved by the addition of other in
gradients, at gery little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be-
cause no one can possibly tell that you
darkened your hair, as it does ii so
naturally and evenly. You dampen q
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, and after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and you look. years younger
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
LEST we BE JUpcEpl
On Flanders fields they lie and wa

On Flanders fields they lie and wait,
Those heroes OF the way,
For the judgment day that is sure
TO come
TO themselves and those who
went before.
We sent them away with promises
big
II our country they would save,
And now we let them come home
20 US,
Perhaps TO a pauper's grave.
Oh! let us awake and remember
our vow,
So they may not have died in
vain:
SO when that judgment day comes
TO us
On our hearts there will be no
stain.
Anna LaRue Smith.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25

ington?" by Fred Brown, w. P. Buch-
anan, Robert Parker, Bertha Lindsay
Jaclly Frost, by Grade "A.
Who Knows, by j. c. Boykin.
Coming Through the Rye" by
Grade Alb girls, Ethel Fleming, Dixie
Mize, Lorena Everett, Doris Croft
Mary Peterman.
Story of George Washington, by
Cecil May Davis.
Piano selection, Ethel Malino
Song. George Washington, by Grade
A.
The Night Wind, by Dixie Mize.
Hiawatha's Melody, by Grade ga.
Guess Who? by Gladys Padgett.
Where the Flowers Dwell, by Grade
2-B.
George Washington, by George Null
Ter.
Washington, Our washington, by
Grade "A.
Santa Lucia, by Grade Alb.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
MRS. TRACY, STATE U. o. C.
PRESIDENT, INVITES CHAPTERS
TO MAY CONVENTION IN
DEAcANnI A

A Gainesville exchange. in reference
70 the visit OF Mrs. Frank d. Tracy
OF Pensacola. president of the local
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
chapter and state u. ID. c. president,
to the Gainesville chapter says:
"An honor guest of Kirby Smith and
J. ]. Finley, u. d. c.. yesterday after
noon was Mrs. Frank d. Tracy Of
Pensacola, president OF the Florida
division, u. d. @. The occasion was
her annual visit TO the local Daugh-
ters. Mrs. Tracy has visited many of
the chapters of her division since her
election to the office of president last
May and will visit several more before
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
THE VETERANS

Battleships off Bakers Island,
, Near our quiet little cove.
Where the harbor gulls are flying,
And the teal and wild duck rove.
Swaying sleepily at anchor,
Gentle ripples round them curled-
once they lay IN far French waters,
Mid the fleets of all the world.
Once they rode the lonely ocean
Where the pillows broke like snow,
With the rolling waste around them,
And the lurking death below;
Racing time and tide and terror
And the foeman in the deep:
eNow they lie off Bakers Island.
And the crews are all asleep.
with the convoy strung behind them,
Through the eerie nights they crept;
Lights were hidden. chains were muf-
fed,
And the watches never slept.
How they feared the angry churning
Fathom length of whirling steel!
Now they lie off Bakers Island
With the harbor gulls and teal.
Once they braved the stormy waters,
When the winds were crowding high,
ana the SpufuB On bldlSly DlilOMS
Swept like plumes across the sky
once their bows, amid the smother,
Nosed the sullen ways of death:
Now they lie off Bakers Island,
And the breeze is scarce a breath
But they made US paths OF glory
OF those murlSy ocean lanes,
And the wonder of their story
Everlastingly remains
Wilder than a Viking saga
Stranger than a Northland rune
Though they lie off Bakers Island
All this sunny afternoon.
Will Tasker American Legion
Weekly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
WooDMEN CIRCLE ENTER
TAlNS WITH DELIGHTFUL
GET-TOGETt!ER MEETING.

As a return courtesy extended by
the officers Of the Woodmen Circle to
the members last month, the member
ship entertained with a delightful get
together meeting at the w. o. w. hall
yesterday afternoon.
Initiation ceremonies were given to
five new members and during an en-
joyable social hour following delicious
chicken and oyster gumbo, homemade
cakes of various kinds and hot coffee
were served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
NEW CITY THlMBLE CLUB TO
MEET with MRS. RREEN TODAY

The regular meeting of the New
City Thimble club will be held with
Mrs. William f. Breen, -409 E. Lee st,
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The meet
ing of the club, usually held on Thurs
day, was postponed yesterday on ac-
ccunt of the Tourist club meeting.
Which a number of the members de-
sired to attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
JUNIOR q. Y. p. u. TO HAVE
SOCIAL THIS EVENING.

The Junior B. Y. p. u. of the First
Baptist church will entertain with a
social at the church this evening at
1889 o'clock. A delightful evening is
being anticipated by those expecting
10 attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
COTTON MILLS
ARE INCORPORATED
~ The Associated press.l

ticles of incorporation were filed to-
day by the Arkansas Cotton Mills
company. capitalized at s1.Oo0,O00 and
organized, according to the papers, To
erect and operate chain of mills in
the state. The mills will be the first
in Arkansas to manufacture cotton
into cloth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25

German bonds in payment of the Bel
gian debt contracted UP to the time of
the armistice, sent to congress last
Tuesday by President Wilson. had
nothing to do with the general policy
for the liquidation of the loans to the
allies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
CARTONS TO MEET WITH
MRS. EBERT CLUBS MONDAY.

The Caxtons viii meet with Mrs
Gilbert Clubbs. 1407 Z. Twelfth-ave,
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to
study act l of "Milestones" and the
biography of the authors. Questions
for general discussion are to be found
in the outline of the book.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25
SkETCHERS TO
NJ EET TODAY.

The Sketchers of the Pensacola Art
club viii hold their regular weekly
meeting at the studio of the Pensacola
Art school, 16 1-2 f. Government-st,
this afternoon from to O'Clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-25

The people of the United States
spend 5000, 900. 600 annually on tobac-
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
CLEARED.

tFrom u 8. Naval Communication Ssrvice.1
Str raiacia tBr,, Gronow, London (gen-
eraD-Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd.
and Helsngfors via Philadelphia (generaD--
Moore Mccormack Co. Inc.
Str Empress OF India (Br), webster, Cher
bourg and Southampton tgeneral) l)-Cunard
Steamship Co, Ltd.
Str Mongolia, Hartley. Hamburg Via Plyin-
outh. Cherbourg. &C (generAD D-Americnn
Line.
Str Alaskan. Blackwell. San Pedro, San
Francisco, &C, via Panama Canal (generaD
United American Lines, Inc.
Str Monterey, McInnis, Havana, Progreso,
&C (gr.neraD York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co.
Str u Hunt, sllars. Port Lobos tbal-
last)-Robert l. Hague.
Str Georgia. Perry. Tampico (hnllasD--
The Texas Co.
Str Mendocino tNor). Knudsen. Tampico
Observation-Disclosures Petroleum and
Transport Co.
Str { V Hardness. Kingsley. Tampico tbal-
last)-Robort T. Hague.
Str Lake Fernando, Petersen, u Naval
Station, Santiago, and Guantanamo tgen-
eral)-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co.
str I'll Occidente. Campbell, Galveston tgen-
eraD--southern Pacific Co.
Str Ell Lago, Lange. New Orleans (generaD
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Frednes tNor) Mathison, Philadelphia
(baliast) )--Bennett. Hvosief Co.
Str West 1sleta, Hansen. Portland, Ne Gin
transit)--M II Tracy h Co, Inc.
Schr Favonian (f3r), Gamion. Niramichi.
NIB (ballast)-J r Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
SAILED.

strs Mendocno (Nor), Tampico; Georgin.
do: Nueces, Galveston via Key West; Turri.
alba. Kingston and Cartagena: Lituania
DAM. Danzig and Libau; Chicago tFr)
Havre: Montoso, Norfolk: Urbino (Br). Oran
and Alexandria,: El Occidente. Galveston
Lake Faribault, Tampa and Mobile: Asia
(Fr), Azores. Lisbon, Piraeus and Beirut
Andrea Luckenbach. San Francisco; Fort
Hamilton (I3rl. Bermuda; Cretic tBr). Bos-
ton. Azores. Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa !.
El LaRo, New Orleans: q "A Garfield. Tam
pico; Empress OF India (Br), Southampton.
Strs valacia (Br), London: Alaskan. San
Pedro and San Francisco; Moravia Bridge.
Copenhagen via Philadelphia: Algiers.
Tampa.
schr Mary G Maynard. st John. NF.
u Culgoa. Lynnhavcn Roads; Relief.
do: Despatch. Newport. RI.
Tug Battleboro. towing ? barges (passed
out Sandy Hook rs PM).
Tug Bristol. towing barges Atlantic and
Falmouth. Newport News for Fall Eiver
(pnssed out Sandy Hook $50 AM 8tl).
This corrected reading of the barometef
treduced 70 sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. Sept I. 1921. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
was twenty-nino and ninety five hundredths
t2e.o5) inches. This closely npproximates
seven hundred and sixty and seven-tenths
GOOD milimeteres. Captains OF all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advanteeeously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers REQUIRE any oonslder-
able correction or adjustment.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

Gedania $50 Il Point Isabel 9th.
General Faidherbs lat Ao so. Ion IS IL Aug
cloucester SO wsw Nantucket 7th.
Griffdu - from Honolulu 4th.
Gulfo.l lss NE Jupiter 9th.
Gulf of Mexico 275 W Tortusas 9Th.
III Nj Flagler 1876 s Scotland l. Ith-
Hssanss sRasa IS Is So cens Cape ofsass nomsn @ 9TH
Harvester 1S0 Ambrose 7th.
Hudson i,67o from Ambrose 5th-
lowan doS from Honolulu ith.
Julia Luckenbach i.ii7 from San Pedro
Las VEGAS oss from Columbia River PM
Lisonier ESQ sw Hatteras 9th.
L'lmas lJl Tampico eth.
NJ v Elliott 22& N Jupiter 9th.
Mstinicocs iaHi Jos s's sw "" Has.eras 9th. ''
Mineola i07 N Colon 9th.
Muskoges los NE Tampico 9th.
Nantucket ! wsw Vineyard Haven 7th.
Nswburgii 29s WNw ST Thomas 9th.
Newona l20 N Tampico 9th.
Me CSC from San francisco s Pm ssh.
ossis 80 ISiSge Nn sy osps Henry 7h
Philip PuDiicSsr 60 Cape canaveral eth.
ons PSnssr Bonita q ST 81 inPssa ls san SAN Pedro eth
Rayo So y Jupiter 9th.
Reaper f06 N Jupiter 9Th
Sabine Sun 1874 S Nantucket eth.
Saco 1870 Hatteras 9th.
Sagadnhoc 2,1T6 from San Pedro 4th.
San Bias $50 n Limon 9th.
San Gil so Jupiter 9th.
San Leonardo 100 from Moorehead City Z
PM 9Th.
Santa Marta 3i5 N Colon 9Th.
Swiftstar 90 w Key West 9th.
Tekoa "a NE Cape Canaverai 9Th
TenpAlsen Maru 300 from San Diego 9th.
Theodore Reynolds 90 NE Cuba 9th.
Tivives 5I6 s Ambrose 9th.
Trinidad!an 400 NE Tampico 9Th.
Trontolitc 1924 Sc San Francisco 9Th.
Dtrgko pt,rL II Av,,hp
Vancollte lSv Ambrose 1th.
w Fl Libby 200 from Tampico 9th.
w IL Tilford % ME Mosquito Inlet 9th.
Walter Hardcastle 213 s Cape San Antonio
eth.
West Carmona 80 from Honolulu 4th.
West Kader 1908 from Columbia River 4th.
West Totant IL w Tortusas 9Th.
Westward IIo 75 from San Pedro 9th.
Wilhelmina 633 from Honolulu 5th.
William ii DohaflY 100 8 GALVESTON 9th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
By United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.

tpetences given In miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified1
A G Bedford 230 NE Tampico 9th.
Afoundria i5s " Charleston eth.
Agawam $50 y Hn,teres 9Th
ligis i24 E Dela~ere Breakwater 1th.
American ts6 = Caps Henry 9th.
trixonaa $40 NE Colon 9th.
Balvcders az E Ambrose 0ih
Bradford ,4ia sE San Francisco 9th.
Brameil Point afo V Cape May 9th
brilliant 81 NV Tcrtuga. 9th.
Buckeye s,ate $50 from Honolulu Sfh.
Cslsaroitc 22o NV Tortugas 9th.
Canadian Planter f35 = Ambrose Tth.
Cerrillo as w KINGSTON 9th.
certsgo ~ . Cape San Antonio 6th,
City OF Columbus p1 4 Frying Pan 9th.
City OF Spokane $50 from Seattle PM 9th.
CITY OF St Louis 24t s Ambrose 9TH
Clnvarack D3 NV Key West 6in.
Clement Smith 2s0 MI Lobos Island 9Th.
Coral 21 n Key West 9Th.
Contts 3rh aw rstserRs 9th.
Concho 2It w Key Weu 9th.
Coppenams 80 Con.oy Island 6th.
Curricr 45 " Jupiter 9th.
East Chicago 23s = Cape Race 9th.
Eastern Merchant i,iri San redro 9th.
Ecuador lao from Gan Francisco sth.
Eldridpe BD6 from Cage Flattery = PM 5fh.
Elswick Hpwce 100 Z Anibrn~s AM Tth.
Eugene ' Tnayer 10 " Jupiter 9th.
r y Asche passed American Shoals 9TH.
Fort Hamilton 40 SE Ambrose f;f5 I'M eth
Frank g Drum 100 from Honolulu tth.
Fred w Weller $50 Me Tampico 9th.
Gdsnek BAN Ambrose 6th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New Yorx-EaAt River. Main Channel--Drill
Sy wreck = buoy rs, R esstsbished Sept =, 1921.
Light Is flashing red every seconds, light
! second. eclipse : seconds, Of > candle lie
!. - Zee, II ispsss. red bunting below iixht;
Ns Point sh ssstoa es cbSes aeS
@ss ros,s He Hen @ GAZE light a @ station des true
psesa asnssias ., % lsSf 100 'ss saras | % "a des
east OF wreck. In about fathoms OF water.
from the U s Engineers Office, New York
= sss,S + i y Es Is: s:ss ss i:ssss
was completed July 20, 1921
Beacon--Bluefislds. Nioaragua-rhe COM
ports that beacon consisting Of three steel
rails surmounted by a sasolene drum, stand
about n 0So ooo YARDS ' az des from The fort on
Bluefieids Bluff. Small boats. proceeding to
Dlueiields from ships anchorage outside
sIn's Point and Sandy Point. distant anti from iso to
$50 yards proceed until abreast the whArves,
then head for the beacon s and pnss G j. close
the northern end Of the Haulover. forms .
range in heading for the town until past
strength. setting to the southward, was ex-
tween the beacon and Halfway Cay.
About Nov IS. 1921, the luminous power Of
Point wilson light, Wash. In approximately
lat 4S OS 40 N, Ion 122 As 10 w. Will be In
creased to $500 candles for the fixed light
and 5000 candles for the red flash.
Bonita Channel. San Franoisco--on Aug TO-
1921, -Four Fathom Bank east end buoy g.
first class spar, was established In 80
feet OF water. on the point OF the shoal
about 1850 yards 280 deg from Bonita Point
lighthouse, In approximately lat 81 40 N. Ion
122 50 30 w.
The master OF American str Tuladi. under
date OF July 81. 1921. reports the existence
OF shoal with feet OF water over \ In
approximately lat 10 10 s. Ion IS = w.
about 81 milas 10 deg (true) from .fAccio
light.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Aquitnnia (Br). Southampton for New
York. was .024 miles from Ambrose light
ship at 10 AM Wednesday. Expects 70 ar
rive off ightship about 8 AM Friday.
str Fort 81 George (BrJ, Quebec Via Hall
fax for New. York. Is expected to dock at
pier o5, North River. Thurrday forenoon.
str Fort Victoria (T3r), bermuda for New
York. ~ expected to dock a. pier %. North
River, Thursday forenoon.
Str Gul DIcmni tTurk). Nspiec for New
York, II expected 70 arrive In Quarantine
about noon Friday.
Str George Washington New York for
Bremen. was I.152 miles from Ambrose light
ship at noon 9Th.
sir Potomac. DanEie for New York. was
2.607 miles from Ambrose iightship at noon
Gth.
str Hudson. New York for Dansis. wse
i.o7o miles from Ambrose lghtship ut noon
9TH.
Str Old North state, London for New
York. wss t.154 rnlics from Ambrose Light
ship AZ noon 6th. n expected to reach Quar-
aniine Sunday afternoon.
str Nieuw Ansi dam (Dutch). Rotterdam.
&c, for New YORK, is expected to arrive in
Quarantine lnts Friday afternoon.
Str l. Hoinnhiad (Dan), Copenhagen for
Boston, passed Sable Island at An 9Th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
Dangers 70 Navigation.

IReported to the photographic officc.1
Aug 20. lat 81 10. Ion IS 81, weather
beaten spar, about inches In diameter and
projecting about Is feet out OF water.
Sept 2. lat 3s 90. lon 70 %, a part Of q
mast. with submerged wreclage attached
and covered with slight marine growth.
Sept ?. lat 83. Ion 70 50. waterlogseo
boat.
Sept 8. lat "a %. lon 90 20. timber abou,
20 feet long and ] foot In diameter, covered
with ma rine growth.
Sept 9. lat 35 IA. Ion IS 80. q capsized
wooden derelict about 200 fee. long, VIII
only keel visible.
Aug i. lat so IS. lon IA %. a wooden
schooner, stern projecting about feet out
Of water. apparently about one-ouarter OF
tho entire hull.
Aug q, lat so 2a N, lon "a w, mine.
Aug 81, la; 81 % 48 N, lon "a 26 y,
about miles E OF West Hinder light vessel,
o dangerous obstruction.
Aug 20, bergs In the following positions
Lat SO 90, Ion 81 Al; lat SO 80. lon b2 ~;
81 OF.
Aug q, lat 90 2T. lon 81 40. and lat 81 ie.
Ion So 10, numerous bergs, and In the Strait
OF Belle Isle, many bergs.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WOE

& Nswpor ssRs sncnssssr fa froduesr @ sn' ,b
saea 4th strs tBe Bremen
Tamaaua (Br), HUI; Norfolk Ranger tBo
PAi.o pLANco. Sept 5-Arrived. str Cam
PARA. Sept S-sailed, str Virgil (Br), from
RIG JaHeiro for New York. 80.
inoens (Br), from Rio Janeiro for New York
PROGRESO, Sept 1-Sailed, str Yucatan
Havana and New York.
RIGA. Aug 24-5ailtd. str Oronoks, New
RosyTH. Aug 2a-saiied. str British Ian.
tern tBrl, Port Arthur, Tex:
di-s. New Orleans.
Arrived eth. str westerdyk Dutch. New
York.
nat (IFr). Montreal; Stnd Zaandnm tDutch)
Sailed 9th, strs Nurturston tBr,. Montreal
SAIGON. Sept e-Arrived. str West caddoa
ea Santa 1HGfSJi MARTA. Sept Q. PM--saIled. st,
slxaoa. New York via Cristobai and King.
ston.
sANTANDER. Sept s--Arrived. str Myd.
SANTOS. Sept 2--sailed. strs Thode Tage-
lund sNor!. New York Is.ioo bags Coffee ;
ga v'orG vsns,o np DO gnsSo o ba bags
coffee) Tocantins (Braz), New Orleans t43.-
900 bass coffsel; 9Th, Huron, New York co.
,sAvSSNA, avg as,sansa, s,rs Ks1ntuchien.
Hampton Roads; Kronborg DAM. do.
Aasensar.T tssS ssp. sn s. Sosn. i Ns asa sRasaas
tNor), Hampton Roads.
;, Sailed oh; strs Hern,ion tNor). Montreal;
SMYRNA. Aug si-sailed, str Thomas Kras
(Nor) New York
souTfAMrroN. Sept e--Arrtved. str oro-
pesa (Br). New York for Hamburg.
sailed 9th. str orbita (Br,, from Hamburg
saisd IN. str Arabic !Br). New York,
STOCKHOLM, Aug so-salled. str ossineke,
sUEz, Sept e--Arrived. str Howick Hall.
Calcutta for New York.
SWANSEA, Sept h-zA,rtiyed' arrived str British
Mrtssa rnRaAoH o Nsw ssp ,Arrved rlfaqi str yu,ana
TELA. Sept U-sailed. str Esparta. phila-
Sailed nth str sosua tNor). Mobile.
TIENTsrN. Sept 5-Arrived. str Duquesne.
~. MI Az. 1S.s csrs ssr.
ton Sept !. Graf Khuen Hedervary utaD.
VANCOUVER. Bc. SEPT e--Arrived. str
Sailed 9th. str Canadian Prospector (Br),
sailed 7sn, str waineno tBr,. Sydney, Nsw.
VENICE, Sept I-6ailed str Mincio QtaD,
Hampton Roads.
VERA CRUZ, Sept 6--Arrived, str Matan-
xas, New Orleans for TAmplco.
YOKOHAMA, Sept 3--Arrived str Tyn-
dareus (Br). Seattle for Hong Kong.
Arrived 4th. strs Tjisondari (nutch). Port
land, o: West Nilus, San Francisco for Hong
Kong: West Canon. Seattle.
Sailed I'd, str Ixion (Br), from Manila for
Vancouver.
Sailed 4th. str Lyons MAru (Jap,. from
Hong Kong for New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

One of the best OF the German liners taken
Berlin, Hsgi " saiiea @ weanesday from sousnampson ton
for New York as the Arabic, under the houze
flag OF the White Star Line. On her arrival
here the ship viii bo placed IN tho Mediter-
raneen service of that line with the cretic
and Canopic. her first calling from New
York being rchedulod for Sept 20. The Arabic
has been handsomely reftted 70 cater 10 the
best grade OF travel TO the Mediterranean.
with accommodation for $50 first cabin. 500
second cabin and Zoo third class passen.
tons register.
GALVESTON, Tex. Aug 3i-str Tamesi.
from Tampicc for Cubn. put IN here yester-
being held 9vss vessel win be repaired here. es
Tug Keechi. towing octir Nomis from Tam
plco FOR beaumont. put In here Yesterday Tor
Off the bar and win be towei to destination
when lug makes repairs. tThe Keechi pro-
sept s-.str I.ouisvilis Bridx. had fire IN
the bridge deck Thursday night; fire exsin-
suishod; several hundred bales Of cotton
charrsd or seorefed and many more dam
practically all of the cargo VIII have TO be
taken out.
GLOUCESTER. Mass, Sept e-Fishins schr
Eva Avina tis tons) Was sunk last nishi ofs
OF Rockand: crew savcd.
MONTREAL. Sept 2.-A despatch from
North sydney state, states . TIA, s!r Bs.hiehsrn,
SsDos wssn Leaving I Lic 5oc B5as on. or oos ss
aground In tho. narrow channel; vessel ex.
pected 10 be refloated to-day.
MOBILE, Ala, Hept i--str westerian (3r) !.
which foundered or the Mexican coast near
campeche about year and half ago. mr..
rived at Mobile "Wednesday IN tow az tug
Nirnrod. having been salvnEed by the under
writer's The westerian was hauled out at
the Alabama Dry Docks on hcr arrival here
II is stated that extcnslva repairs will bo
necessary.
NORFOLK. Va. Sept T--sfessases we're re-
eeived to-day from the Clyde Line str
Apache, hound from Charleston to New
York. stating that she was disabled with a
broken crank shaft twcnty-fivr miles north
Of Cape Hatteras. Coast Guard cutter
Manning vac despitohed 20 her asaIstancs
snd " expected TO reach her nj daybreak
tomorrow. She win DO tovcd 70 Hampton
Roads for repairs.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Sept 7--1'hs packet
srhr hatthew Greer. which called for as
sistance while OFF Newport yesterday on her
voyage here with immigrants from the Cane
Vorde Islands, wac towed Into port late 10.
day by the coast guard cutter Acushnst.
The Greer has been on her way cincs July,
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

tprints, &c). Nicaragua (excepr East COAST /,
Amapala City. choluteca (also prints, &c,
Honduras and Narino Department of Co
loneia tother parts OF Honduras and letter
(sup 80 PM tJ.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
Bermuda. via Hamilton, str FORT ST
GEORGE. 30 AM.
South Brazil (s) via Rio Janeiro, Santos
Allegro, str HuBERT. I AM
Costa Rica CUBA. Canal Zone and Pan
almon. lima str ylc cAhAMAaEs. Asaaa Ss 5 AN A"'
Cuba o., via Havana. str MEXICO, 3
Canal zone. Panama, Salvador tprnis.
&c), Nicaragua texcept East COAST, ANA
pala City. Choluteca taiso prints. SCI, for
Hondurss. csaes aussnn and narino % departments Of Of
Colombia and Ecuador tCuSa. other parts
OF Honduras and letter mail for Salvador -.
meraldas. Bahia de Caraquez. Man'a and
Guayaquil. str oIILPUE, $3.50 AN (sup $3.50
Porto Rico. St Thomas and St Croix. via
San Juan. str PORTO RICO (sea post). $40
AM tsup 0:S0 AM ~.
Curacao and Venezuela; ALSO specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico, via
cabelio. str PHiLADELPHfA. 1850 AM lsup
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay tsl. via
Montsyidso a,, snd Buenos Aires. str HALL
Dominican Republic, via Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris
and San Domingo City, str MARY. $3.50 AM.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at Pm As follows:
Hawaii via San Francisco. str LURLINE,
Sept s.
straits Settlements, sumatra and specially
addressed mail for French Indo-China, Brit
ish India and Ceylon Via San Francisco. str
CREOLE STATE. Sept 0.
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
Japan. corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies lexcept Su-
inatra) and Philippine Islands via vancou-
yer and Victoria, BIC, str EMPRESS OF
japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French rndo-
China and Netherlands East indies (exoept
Sumatra) via San francisco. str SILVER
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New zea-
land and Australia via San Francisco, str
MARIANA. Sept 1e.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tsupplementary mail accepted on pier.
4Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
wellington 10Th and Auckland 10Th. which
arrived per str Niagara, wsrs despatched
east from Seattle on Sept 8, and malls dated
Singapore Aug H. Hong Kong 18Th. shanghai
goth. Moukden 23d and Yokohama 9th.
we're despatched east from Seattle on Sept 5.
The malls from str Niagara are due In
New York on the morning Of Saturday. Sept
10 and those from str Empress Of Russia on
the afternoon Of Saturday, Sept 10.