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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03

II j. now approaching that ali i'm
pnrtanf hog killing season and ! an
writing this article with the hop inst
IL will ~ help ful nf this time.
Care of The Hog Before KILLING
Your killing hogs should not have any
food for az least "A hours before fz<y
arr killed They should have all Tn
good clean water they viii drink -
this viii help clear the system 81 fcn
and facilitate bleeding DO not exc1se
the hogs before killing the boxs - A
excited hog never makes a xc"d carrno
fSeaIdinx) The proper Temperature
for scnldirx water - 1S5rtgO y IL sne
wafer il too hot the hair will 81 am
a harder 20 remove than IL the water >
too cool A teaspconful q I've %
shovel fun of wood ashes e. every thirty
ALIENS ~ water viii help
curing The prasfsre ~ cur
meat with salt alone H. the most 60
mon hut certainly not the ne<f- IN.
when applied alone TO meat. makes y
very hard and dry. IL draws out -
meat Juices and harden< the muscle n
ter and as a result You have . hard iay-
or around the outside that j. <frcng nno
impalatahie The foIIowing l. eunu
mixture for curing meat and NJ N
same time u retains IT, JUICES ana ~
vor. =
FOR each 100 pounds q meat ~
pounds salt. IL pounds su<ar. : -
~.ltp~fer. Mix all these inkred'..
Thoroughly. then rub IL II the quant,-
~ ~ the mixture over the meat -
r.ck n away I'm n tcx OF on = ss"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03
THE COUNTY AGENT!
COLUMN


Friday vas the DAP set for fho
sale az Fulton and SATURDAY, for -
man At each place the pul1fts
In from every direction in such -
bers as 10 swamp the peop> uyu
handle them They were p>oce9
coops and cull~d by J. r. SUytn -
the Poultry Department. Of the c.
~ Agriculture The sales <rarte0 -
day al p. N The pullets were -
In pens Of from Q 20 10 puliefs aDo 3
10 the highest bidder Both saies 49,
well attended and the people came
buy the pullers II required 49,
fcrfy-f minutes az each plsce 70 60
plete the sale. The average pr5ce y~|
puIlet at Fulton was 81 - the gssc~
ranging from 81 - 20 x2oe ~ H1c9-
man the average price per puilef ~
<1-Ss. the prices ranging from <l1y
<c25 This shows that the pureor<1
has come e. have a new meaning a.
4 a great step forward In sfsnda ro11a-
tion. I wish 10 thank the people ~
their very splendid cooperation and
cordially invited them 60 Join me ID -
effort 20 rid the county II scrubs sn9
70 double the profits from poultry u
wish also 10 express my arprecisf1"e
81 the dne spirit - the Brcsks bonnr
Pculsry Co. I'm paying cn~idsrshiy sn"ve
the market for our cnll chickens
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03

Mrx Efb<I Oliver and children spent
Saturday with Nr. AMI Mrs Lon Alex
ander in their BEAUTIFUL n~w hoDe-
Mr. Tyler j. visiting her son John
Tyler
Rev W A Baker and family snu5
Mr. and Mrs q. l. Bondursnt and
daughters attended tn Sunday ehoo1
Convention at Union
NrsL Guzsie fDnvis} vessch- who
he's been visifing Miss Ethel Johnson
and other friends. returned home sun
day
A numf~r ~ ladies visited the literary
~oriefy sf the srhopl Friday They -
joyed fhr meeting very murh-
Mi~r May Prssh>r spent fF~ ~~~s-
end with home fo1ks-
NJ. and Ms. Zen Davis Dr. E5orac<
Lusen and dauuAteT. Mts MarBurg1fe
Of fulton were tn guests 81 Mn Esta
Mailing Sunday
Mr. naher - visiting her sss- ~
" A. Babe9.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-03

The third dag break TIE bulk an rso
our-hnn - tn reuafninG mixture over
tn neat and again pock e - h<fme
Bresk the bulk aezin fhe 9TH dAy ana
~ tn rrmsin<ler over The mat sn9
Dsrk 10 - cure Allow o. day am .
hslf euFe Or each pound % meat tfor
examo1e = hnu weighing Y pounds
nnpuIS have - 6nys cure,- This meth
- UuUu1reu woFr time than tn salt
up<l,e1 buR tn meat - far superior IN
Quslley al favor and II viii cure ~
1ens t1me- Whrn the uent 10 cured u
a1nuo1 ~ washed IN Iukewarm water
~ elSung up for smokine neat AFTER
mn&1ng = cuuDlefed the NEAT sooub1
- vE.UDed With hpevy paper sn0
ponrp1 d mun11n ascks and strung ny
br1ng ~ 70 IT, tn ssck very securely
|se ~ ~ to prevent TIN entrsnce 81
O. l. Cunningham. Co. Agent.
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~ ". =. nennenbrrg. Rector.
3eeA 91n6ay after Trinity. Nov. 9Th.
8o1y BocAnrisf a. n.
C1ugcA School 10 a. u.
~ 8ocoarist and sermon IL q. q.
Esons1oe and sermon "a
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Suil Tuesday
TRANSPACIFrC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
cral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
Station New York. at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco steamship Will
helmina, March II.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China. French Indo-
china and Netherlands East Indies (ex-
c.pt Sumatral: via Seattle. steamship
Shinyo Maru, March IL
China and specially addressed mail for
Japan and Corea, via Seattle. steamship
Manila Maru. March L.
Hawaii. China. French lndochina, Neither
land East Indies (cXcept Sumatra), and
specially addressed mail for Japan and
Corea, via San Francisco. steamship
Golden State. March ii.
Japan. Corea, China Except Shanghai
City). Siberia. French Indochina. Neither
lands East Indies teXcept Sumatra). and
Philippine Islands, via Seattle steamship
Protesilaus, March II.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail
for Australia. via SAN Francisco, steam
ship Mariana. March 81.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mail for New
Zealand. via San Francisco. steamship
Sonoma. March "a
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria
B. c.. steamship Makura. March 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

:, str Munwood. Matanxas. March 3: to
the Munson Steamship Line. with mdse
anchored off Quarantine.
Str Caho, 'Espartei tSpanj, Marseilles
Jan rs. TarraEona, Feb ! Seville Feb 1s
TO santiago Briones. with mdse. anchored
off Liberty.
Str City OF st Louis Savannah: March
.. TO the Ocean Steamship Co, with pass
and mdse Pier So. r..
Str Ell Nalle. Galveston, March .: to the
Southern Pacific Co with mdse; Pier 81
Str Ro.aiind (Br). st Johns March 3 !;
Hallrax, March 8; to Red Cross Line with
pass. mails and mdse; foot Java st. Bklyn
str stephen tBr). Santos: to Funch
antine.
Str Consort. st Nazaire: anchored of s l.
etr West 1nskfp. Boston; March 6; an
str Arapahce. Jacksonville March g.
Charleston. March G. to the Clyde steam
ship Co. with pass and ndse. Pier ss, n r.
:. Str La rouraine (Fr). Havre. Feb 2G to
French Line, with pass. mails and mdse
anchored OF Quarantine.
Str Mexico, Havana. March S: to the
n Y and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with
pass mails and mdse; anchored off Quar-
Antine.
Str Porto Rico Barrow, Feb as. Arecibo
and San Juan, March 3: to the New York
4 Porto Rico Steamship Co. with pass
mails and mdse: anchored off Quarantine
Str Joseph J Cuneo (Nor). Port Antonio
to the ~Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit :
anchored Off Quarantine.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk: to the Old Do
minion Trans Co. with mdse: Pier 26. r.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

DAM, bound Sunderland from this port.
went aground yesterday Floaeed and pro-
ceedcd
HAMBURG, Feb 17-ssr DunafY Head
Cnr) arrived from ST John, b. Coi!ided
with two barges. Plates on port bow dam
aged. Barges proceeded
Str Reval (Dan). bound Danzig and
Lihau from London. was previously re-
ported aground. Cargo wae transferred to
Is due at Danzig Feb 0. About one-third
Of cargo reported damaged by water.
POE PoRsTAaGovIEs Feb 1s.-str searpa tpr5,
ashore North Rock. Ciughey Bay, Nov
49, Tugs have been sent to assist.
gard (Nor). which grounded near Chris
tiania Jan l and which left that port Feb
Z. after being hoated, arrived here for re-
BALBOA. March Str Steel Inveptor
tAm), bound Philadelphia and New York
reported in collision and arriving here. will
have to discharge entire cargo to make
pairs. which viii take about month.
Thessala (Ger), from Meiiiones and
FayaI. previously reported diaabed and in
tow arrived here in tow of tugs st Cath
ST PIEKRE. MID. March s-Nine mem
bcrs of the crew Of concrete str Perma-
vessel. The schooner. bound from Belle
cram, f. for Boston, with a cargo of
frozen herring. put in here ten days ago
day. Stranded on Platte Point. Little
Miquelon 2,I:,la Isand' tsw hours later later
(Br) has been sold at public auction for
HONG KONG, March Str Korea Maru
(Jap) arrived Feb zs from San Francisco.
Vessel took fire IN No hold, which later
was extinguished,
CAMP, bound Seattle from San Pedro. went
ashore on Anacapa ~Z9and. was foated and
is r9sqrn,ns s TO sa.. ssmro ,,oo,o 11,s,
tGk), bound Ptr2us from Barry, and pre-
viousy reported ashore off Burling Island.
Master and crew abandoned ship and came
TO port here. Vessel is exposed to wind
from all quarters.
Agnes CAm) arrived with the loss of main
mast.
BALTIMoRE, March Str Mount sid
ney (Am} left port bound TO Hamburg via
Philadelphia went ashore off Kent Island.
Tugs have been sent TO assist.
SWANSEA. Feb l7--Str Narva (Br),
bound chrlstiana from Liverpool. arrived
Vessel had explosion in hold No l, pre-
sumably from coal gas -Four men in
NEWCASTLE. N s w. Jan s-Bark
70 Encountered a storm on Nov II. dur
Ing which several sails were blown away.
heavy. seas broke on board and ballast
aground. but was floated.
LdzARD Teb l5on sstT ByasIa an2
tow OF tug Goliath. Vessel disa bled.
CAPE TOWN, Feb 2o-str Clan Cum
ming tBr). bound Port Natal from Clyde.
reported by wireless one blade propeller
lost and another loose. Vessel is proceed
KEY WEST. Feb 17-str Delmire (Br>,
bound New York from Port Lobos, pre-
viousIy reported with fire aboard and IN
tow, arrived here to-day. Fire under con-
troll.
LAGOS, Feb 1s-str Inger Benedicte
ts1or) arrived from Hamburg. and Sierra
Leone in leaking condition. Struck rocks
off Secondee Stern frame broken. Tenn
porary repairs Will be made, al vessel may
drydock.
GIBRALTAR. Feb 17-str Palma (Br).
bound Antwerp from TownsYiile and Port
Natal. arrived here after being in col
lislon with schr Horace e Munroe Bows
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY

SHANGHAI. Feb 17-zstr Arratoon APP
car (Brl, bound Japan from Calcutta, and
str Yingchow collided to-day. Consider
able damage to both vessels above the
water line.
PORT NATAL. Feb Str Benguela
(Br) arrived to-day from Montreal and
Portland, Me, Via New York Encountered
heavy gale. Survey showed one blade of
propeller loose. -wo studs broken and
others straine~
BARRY Feb 17-Str Ennisbrook (Br)
arrived Jan 10; went into drydock for re
pairs.
MADEIRA. Feb 1s-schr Fernando
(PcD dragged anchors and went ashore in
gale yesterday Filled with water ana
sank close to shore.
BLACKWALL Feb 19-str Grantully
Castle tbr), bound Naples from London,
collided with barge Franz off Woolwich
Beach Feb II. The Fran was taken in
tow by the tug Arcadia and later sank at
Wallis Wharf Crew saved. The Fran
was raised and placed ashore at Charlton
Bank.
NEWPORT. England, Feb ls-str Har-
lem (Br). arrived from Hamburg. Ran
into pier on entering Alexandra Dock.
Vessel and pier damaged
BOMBAY. Feb ls-Str Huntsend (Br)
arrived. Had fire on board Feb II. Crew
extlnguished fire.
BANDHOLM. Feb ls-str d S Adolph
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

T-Returned: schrs Maria Howcs (Br),
Tprapani, for Portland Mabel Gum (Br}
o,s Renains for H9ifax en 4 onn Gnorsia
cHARLEsToN. &. March s-Arrived; :;
Strs Seminole. Norfolk: Agawan New Or
leans tand proceeded 70 AIgiers! Lake
Faribault, Jacksonvine Edgeheld New Or
leans form Hamburg): MattoIe. New York
tfor Tuxpan,), Hutchinson., New Orleans
lfor London) Sailed; Str Lake Elsmere.
Jacksonvile
:. GALVESTON. March s-Arrived: stts
% amp,on; Vest westmead copsnhasen; a' Mex Mexi-
cano. Tamptco Wellesley, Tampico: Ell Sol.
New York Sailed: strs Lake 6iorin, Tam
adelphia; II C Folger. Philadelphia; Texas
JAcKsoNv1LLE. Fla. March s-Arrtvcd:
York. Sailed: strs Currier, Port Arthur;
wsR LONDON saiida stas ss
tNor}. Teia: Merwede (Dt). Cuba: schr
Minas PrInee (gr>. ,GufpoTt.
Berwindvaie (Br>, Havana: Ellshorn Kim
minsham Wauwatosa. Wilmington. stad-
sijS Mw p9 RSt,mors Brstsberg sNor,
Gibraltar; Minnie dc I-arrinaga ODD. Ha-
Leghorn; schr bradford i, Jones Pernain ;
buco Sailed Strs Wabasha (Brl. Beau
mont, Eastern Importer, San Francisco; :;
ton: Point Bonita Cristobai; Mandy Court
ORD. Bremen Alpine Range tBr), Man
chester: Maria 90, New York; Fantes
nos}on; & Amolco. tulf ports: chncha. Bal.
t!niore; Butetown- tBrl. Amsterdam; Rokos
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. March s--Ar-
rived: SIR Mattoppa (Br,. New York.
ysss noos strs nate9Wn % Nw S
cordia (Br). Baltimore; Maindy Court
(Br). Bremen.
PHTLADELPH1A. March s. Arrived
strs orontes tBr). Smyrna, etc; Lake But
Ter. Guantanamo; Lake Galisteo Havana
West Eld1ra 1rs EonolnIu, boOnle on nrqos' OK
Sailed: strs Chickasaw, New Orleans via
Bridge. Savannah and Jacksonville; Houma.
Port Lobos: city of Cambridge. Calcutta,
etc, via New York Bnyo,nne New lork:
stra Winfred. Lynchburg OssiIental. Port
Lobos; Camden. Tampico; Harvester. Tam
PORT TAMPA. Fla. March s-Arrived'
PoRT EADs. La. March s-Arr.ved
SF' 81 rst4o Gy 0s S.M ssA4sha E n NaT rss
Metapan. Bocas Del Tore. Neptune. Mex
leo Nicarao (Hond). Blushelds; 9uimistan
Saramacca. Port Barrios: Tatjana (Nor),
Shields; .reesbridse tBr), Norfolk west
LanTa charesoH snr pun
lNic). Blucfelds: Narragansett (Br). Eng
land New York (Dt), Rotterdam: Rath-
lin Head (6r), Dublin
PORTLAND, Me, March sN-Arrived: strs
George w Barnes Tampico: Garioaldi,
Norfolk. Sailed Str Iniard, Norfolk
SAN FRANCISCO, March s-Sailed, Strs
HawSeye State. Honolulu; G Schotfeid.
Phiiadei pha
SAVANNAH. March s-Arrived: strs
Lake Desha. Sasua La Grande: Merrinac,
Jacksonville (and sailed for Philade lphia }.
Sailed Strs Brasher, l4iverpooli San Fran
cisco Barcelona and Genoa. Emmi Carp
(Fr). Philadelphia; Caledonia tSwed), San
tiago de Cuba; City of Montgomery, New
York
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Owners Will Confer on
Cut in Seamen's Wages
Vote at Meeting to Discuss Pres.
ent Conditions With the
Shipping Board

Working conditions aboard shin snd
wages of seamen were discussed at q
meeting yesterday of the American
Steamship Owners Association, as we'll
as the present worldwide depression
in the shipping trade, the pressure Of
foreign competition against American
vessels IN overseas commerce and kin
dred matters.
AT the conclusion Of the meeting it
was voted unanimously that the c,m-
mittee on wages and ship-working cen
dltions be authorized to confer with
the Shipping I&ard for the purpose
OF reaching an agreement on reduction
IN wages and Improvement in seamen's
working. conditions. The elimination
OF overtime is also to be taken up and
the committee is empowered to confer
win individual seagoing unions With
view to reaching an agreemen on
details O the plan. '~''' VII
Inc rev schedules proposed will be
ready for submission within two weeks
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Slnipbuilding
Slump Crows;
: No New Orders
Twelve Steamers Finished
> in January for Private
Account and Only One
Contract in That Month
Under Million Ton Mark
% Fewer Ships Under Way
Than at Beginning of Year
in American Shipyards

American shipyards are now building
less than 3 million gross tons OF yes
sells for private account. For nearly
-ear past the total tonnage under cor
struction has decreased materially
month by month. and with no new or
GERS in sight many of the yards will
probably be without work on hand in
he course of few months.
According to report Of the Bureau
# Nagivation of the Department OF
Commerce the work on hand for prl-
vate account at the beginning of Feb-
rusry comprised 252 steel vessels, OF
o77 e03 gross tons, compared with 2.o
vessels of ! 1867 293 tons at the begin.
ming OF January.
With the exception of few orders
Eer barges. car floats and sand dredges
The only new contracts reported placed
6srinc January were one for 1000
Ton ferryboat for the City of New
York. to be constructed by the Staten
island Shipbuilding Company. and one
sor an oil tanker OF S,l00 tons. TO b.
built for the Sun Company at Chester.
Pa, No new orders have been reported
since.
During January about dozen yes
sells were completed for private ac-
count. Three were finished by the
Bethlehem Shipbuiding Corporation
one at the Harlan Plant, Wilmington,
Del. 7,167-ton tanker for the Sinclair
Navigation Company; another at the
Sparrows Point, Md. plant, an $685.
ton tanker for the Atlantic, Gulf ane
West Indies Steamship Company. ana
the third at the Union Iron Works
Giant. San Francisco, j I.230-ton tanker
or the General Petroleum Company.
Three more fabricated frs:ghters Of
3.5s5 gross tons each were completed
curing january by the Submarine Boqt
corporation at Newark. These addi
ions bring the total OF this type Of
ships constructed at this plant TO near
Is $50. The ones finished in January
nave been named the Sunewarkco, Sun
ueentco and Sujerseyco.
Two coasting steamers of 4.2i9 tons
we're completed for the Southern Pa
ei6c Company at the Downey Ship
uiiding Corporations yard. Arlington,
Staten Island.
A 7,499-ton tanker for the Standard
Oil Company Of New Jersey was fir
shed by the Moore Shipbuilding Com
pany. oakland, Calf, and an S,l94-
zen tanker for the same interests by
he Standlfer yards al Vancouver.
Nash. The United States Steel Coz
goration received 5.6S6-ton freighter
rem the Chickasaw Shipbuilding Com
pany az Mobile. Ala.
The Sun Shipbuilding Company
turned over To French owners a 6,99S-
.on tanker. which will have q speed OF
en- knots.
Three small oil-carrying craft were
Completed by the Texas Steamship
company at Bath, Ne. for the com.
-auv's account
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March s.-Army or
ders issue. to-day follow:
Infantry
lavis. Capt. c. A. to Washington
arnell. 1t i :. 10 Camp Benning.
Nichols. 1t. j. A.. TO Orouo.
i.onergau MAJ r. G., to Camp Benning
Wilson. Lit. l. G., 10 Camp Jackson
Coast Artillery Corps
Warner Mai O. c.. to Durham. n. c.,
a. and NJ. College.
Honorably scnarged-Courtney. Capt. J.
Cavalry
Williams. Col r. c.. TO Columbus
Robinson. Maj. i. A., 70 Fort Bliss
toeisins. lit w. to Washington.
Ewing 1t. j. W to Del klo.
Medical Corps
Weaver Capt NJ. S. TO Camp Meade
bvemmette. Capt j. s., to Camp Benning.
Eisenmau. Capt. f. j.. to Camp Lewis.
Turner Capt r.. to Camp Benntng-
Kennedy. 1t. K. G.. TO Camp Travis
Miscellaneous
Isaseil. IT. q. +. Vet. c, to Camp Dix.
NaHt Lit. 4. II, Chem. War. Svc.. to
Edgew ood.
Harris. It. r. D.. Air svc. to Walter Reed
Guy Maj A. f. ord Dept. to Aberdeen.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Foreign Trade Notes

Ceylon exported about 70 per cent Of
: ngmbago output last year TO the
United States.
During this year the government of
Jamaica. it is stated, viii be in the
market for dredeers, hopper barges and
Is tug in connection with extensive har-
Dor Improvements at Kingston and later
ca at other West Indian ports.
West Indian Chambers OF Commerce
arc considering the suggestion that
there should be a trade agreement be-
tween the West Indies ana Great Brit
cin similar to that with Canada. The
need Of establishing a uniform West
indian currency is also under consider
alton.
The Daimler Motor Company at Stutt-
art-Unterurkheim proposes to double
its present share capital of 100, 100000
marks.
German goods exported TO Holland
during 1920 were valued at 5000, 900
forms, or double the 1919. Dutch eX-
ports 10 Germany, however. were only
$4,000, ,eoo forms, in comparison with
$4,000 600 forms for 1919.
Mexican customs receipts fer 1920
are expected to exceed 56,G00,000 pesos,
large increase over those of any pre-
vlouS wear.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Argentine Ship Strike Off
Nihanoyich Co. Workers Ne
sume After Being Out Year

The strike Of the employees OF the
Nihaoovich Steamship Company, of
Argentina, lasting about a year, has
now been settled, according tt g cabled
report from Ambassador Stimson at
Rnenos Ayres. An agreement was ef-
fected through the intervention of the
Argentine Minister of Public Works.
Some services win be resumed at
once and others as the ships are re
paired and retitted aftur long period
of idleness.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE Marcn s-Arrived: Str
Georgia (Tr). st Johns; Cauto Tamploo
Port Antonio (Nor), Port Antonio U S
cable str Major General Wallace L Ran
do3ph schr Charles + Gordon (Br)
Tampa Sailed Strs Rogier (BeD. Rotter-
dam; Elveric tBr). Alexandria. Trans
p0rtation Portland
BOSTON. March ARRIVED: strs city
Of Columbus Savannah. Assinppi, South
American ports; Walter d Noyes. Newport
News tWo latter 1thl. Sailed. Strs
Gloucester. Norfolk and' Baltimore: Dor
chester. Philadelph AgwilaAe New York
Natter 7thJ. Vineyard Haven. Maes March
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Navy Orders
From, The Tribane's Washington Bureau

From The Tribnne's Washington BAredn
WASHINGTON, March 8.-Navy OF
ders issued to-day follow:
Allen 1t d. g.) G. s. to Z. s. S. Robert
Smith
Bowden. 1t. Com. J. P. to Asiatic station.
bsimmer, Ems. X. H.. TO Asatc station.
Dugger. 1t. Com. G. W. 30 L. S. S. Dahl
gren.
Hanson. Lit Com E. w. to Asiatlc station.
Nnisely Ems. A. w. TO L. S $ New York.
ssltaai~rs, 1t. T. C., To L. S. S. Salem.
THathburn, Ems. '. b. to U. $ :. Texas
AsnSey, 1t. q. 81 @. j.. TO u ;. ;. New
York
Tl,aylor. Ems. H. NJ. to L. s s. sicard
Noolley II. @. b. 70 Asiatic station.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Commu,
nicatiOn Station

distance is given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed,l
A 1. Kent lat Al So lon so 55 March I
Achilles 40 NE Colon March :
Algerier 450 Amhras> March s
Alpine Range 90 T. Cape Henry March g.
Ampetco 1854 NE. Ambrose 6 AM March =
Arcturus 15S f Cape Henry March s.
Artigas goo SW Nantucket March s.
Atlantic sun TVS Delaware Capes
March s.
Ausable 800 Hatteras March T.
Baldhill II S Cary sfort March g.
Ben Salem 755 4 Ambrose March :.
Bessemer 200 ENE Lobos Island March :.
Bonnie Brook passed Overfalls LV March s.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Italian Line Is Expanding

One of the largest shipp ng COM
NAMES in Italy is reported to have
undertaken the est -blishment of reg
ular steamship service between Batum
and the ports Of italy. Great Britain
and Holland Eight steamers Will be
utilized at first and the number Will
be increased to twelve
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Arrivals From New York

ST MICHAELs,. March Str Canopic
(Br). Boston for Naples. etc
LONDON. March Str Maryland (Br).
GlBRALTAR March Str Soterdyk
tD). for Sabang.
CIvITA vECCH1A, Feb 2s-str vulcano
90.
tpO.
MONTEvIDEo. March 6-str Biela fBr)
BELFAST, March Str Buenos Ayres
(Swed motor), Tacoma.
SAIGON, March 4-Str Emmanuel Ac-
oame 40.
cHRlsTIAN1A March a-str Bergens-
ford (Norl.
KARAcHr, March 1-str Boveric (Br),
via Cadiz nd Suez
VIGO, March Str Black Arrow. via
Havana
BARCELONA March Str Cabo VII
laNo (Sp).
sT MIcHAELs. March Str Provi-
dsnce (Fr).
HULL. March S-str Francisco (Br).
PORT SAID. March 6-Str Tomiura
Naru (Jap) for Bombay.
CADIZ, March Str Leo Nil CSp).
HALIFAX, S. March S--Schr Joan
X ielb berg
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

Departures FOR New York
IMM1NGHAM. March Str Oakwin
(Br) (from Hong Kong).
BGENos AYREs. March 6-str Lord
Ormonde (Br).
ST MICHAELs. March Str zoppot
(Ger). (fron Rotterdam).
(Br).
MARsETLLEs, March 4-str Bacchus
(Fr).
ANTWERP. March 4-str Calico Br)
LEfNOES March Str Buffalo Bridge.
VALPARAISO. March Str Santa
Elisa.
SANTOS. March Str Salvation Lass.
HONG KONG, March Str Eury plus
tBr).
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Gu = Wv y = II sEsY:2

from New York
SANONiA Halifax, Plymouth, Hambur Mar
NrElIa iOK CherboMg and Southampton
SaSoHiA Halifax and Liverpool
cAlABRA Vso Gibraltar Pauas, Funnel
UCANlA eherbourg Mar y
VASARI Liverpool Mar p
ItANdA (ncw liverpool a
Glasgow Mar. 70
Gibraltar Dubroynk Fuume..
ALGER!A Londonderry and Apr Nav
Sherbourg
ANspNA Liverpool 10 May II June
~ ~ liverpool Apr. 3 May n
cuNARD and ANCHOR 2les -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
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FLORIDA

The .;es.evissr :ss@-sr ~.
= Gr-Nt n'iafer 4srt
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

Ceyion exported about 10 per cent OF
: riUmnago output last year 10 the
United States.
, 1921-12-01
Notice TO Hunters.

Hunting or shooting Is absolutely
forbidden on or about the Sage Greek
reservoir. A. n. McMANIS.