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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
PICKING JURY
HALTS TRIAL OF
MRS. SOUTHARD
FWeighborliness' OF
TlUir, Falls Makes
Job Difficult.
BULLETIN.

Twin Falls. Idaho. Sept %.
-(United PresS.)-The jury in
the Mrs. LYDIA SOuthard mnr-
der case was tentatively ac-
cepted by the prosecution and
the defense shortly before noon
today.
Both sides will begin their
examination of the prospective
jurors in view of peremptOrY
challenges at the afternoon
session of court
Twin Falls, Idaho, Sept. 81
Omitted Press THE neighborli-
ness of residents of Twin Falls and
vicinity threatened today to hold up
selection of a jury to try Mrs. LYDIA
Southland, alleged Female Blue
beard" on a charge of murder.
Prospective jurors had so
thoroughly discussed the case
among themselves and with their
neighbors, or were so well ac-
quainted with Mrs. Southard and
her father, BILLY" Trueblood. pro-
minent rancher. that they were au-
tomatically barred from serving.
Only One Juror.
When the second day of the trial
opened only one juror bad been
passed for cause and IL others
were holding their seats in the jury
box tentatively. There had been nc
peremptory challenges and eac.
side still had 10.
Witnesses begun to arrive from
various parts of the country, in
Guiding several from Missouri. Th'
latter will testify regarding tbs
death of Mrs. Southard's first hus-
band, Robert Dooley, and his
brother, Edward Dooley. who had
been her childhood chums in Mis-
souri,. She is specifically charged
with the death of her third hus
band, Edward Meyer, although 1t l.
alleged she poisoned her other two
husbands as well as her broJher-In-
law and her first husbands 2-year-
old child
Won't Ask Death Penalty.
The state apparently Will not de
mand the death penalty for Mrs
Southard, believing it is practically
impossible to hang a woman on cir.
cumstantial evidence.
The main issue is expected to b'
settled by medical testimony. The
defense plans 10 challenge th'
states contention that Meyer dice
from arsenic poisoning, believing
the charge cannot be proven beyond
reasonable doubt ana will ask &C
quittaI on that ground
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
FARMER PLOWS
UpS35,oOO ROLL

Bloomington, Ill, Sept 27.-Whiic
plowing in his field one mile north
of Normal this morning, Charles
Anderson unearthed bills, coins and
bonds to the amount of $35, 900. The
bonds were identified as having
been stolen from the Farmers Bank
of Benson, Ill, the night of Oct s,
1920, when the bank vaults were
dynamited and safety deposit boxes
looted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
REFUSED PERMIT
TO BUILD HOME
ON. WHE'S PLAN

Chicago. Sept 27- John
Shannon of Glencoe. q suburb,
is homeless because Mrs. shan
non and the building comm-s-
sioner Of the village & sagTe5d
OF artistic details Of SEaUnCL's
new house. Mrs Shannon
wanted some dormer windows
The building commissions said
they were ucsightlr a2a re-
fused to issue q building permit
until the house vas re1es4gneG-
Shannon has appealed TO TIC
circuit court for an Injunction
allowing him TO proceed with
his house. asserting that he
will freeze To death i forced
to spend the winter n his ga
rage, where he now resides.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
EAT ICE CREAM,
LET HOOCH ALONE,
JUDGE TELLS MAN

Chicago. Sept. 27.-Ice cream
must displace liquor on Paul
Raumgart's bill of fare for one
year according TO q sentence
imposed yesterday by Judge
Fetzer before whom baum gar.
was arraigred on compliant OF
his wife. who said he pulled her
hair Judge Fetzer imposed a
5000 fine but placed Baumgart
on probation for a year, telling
him TO replace liquor with ice
cream on his menu.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
3 Girl HIKERS
REACH FRISCO

San Francisco, Cal. Sept u
Walking from New York. accord
ing to their story, Misses May FlnK'
Mildred Karp and Esther We.s-
man. reached San Francisco ana
said today they would enroll as
Students at the University or ca
iornia. The trip, which they salo'
was made "for adventure occu-
pied four months and cost them
about 800 each
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
COLLEGE STAR
BREAKS NECK

Galesburg. Ill. Sept. 27.-Bever-
lv Higgason OF Knoxville, Ill, for
mer Knox college star pole vaulter.
had his neck broken when he rel
from a telephone pole on which ne
was working here late yesterday
afternoon. He is still alive, but Is
unconscious.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
The WEATHER

Fair and cooler tonight and We'd
nesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
70: lowest last night, 81.
Wind velocity at Z a m miles
per hour
PRECIPITATION. none.
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Sunset IUuay, O'J-I SUIT - %
morrow. 5:57.
River stage at a m, 5.S; no
change in last "a hours.
River Forecast.
The Mississippi river from be-
low Dubuque TO Muscatlne Will
change but little during the next
few days
ANDREW HAMRICK,
Meteorologist
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CONTINUED on Page ElevenJ
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Troubles Natural

The president aimed his remarks
narticularly at those who have IN
sisted that Americas abstenuon
from the councils of the allies dur
ing the treaty fight caused sucn
moral depression in the European
business world as to bring about the
collapse of trade between Europe
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Continued on Page Eleven-)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27

Precipitation, none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Apru Arrived. s,rs
S o,,,a NYonmon'h javsrN rhilaacl-
i.eith and Plymouth cauadipr Voyaseur
'b y, :; rel9p,eg. Mate@. lIos'on
Jsnsid. for Havana, Cuba.
BosToN Aprn ARRIVED StrS Yuris
maroor' , ,, City q celninnas "a
folk Maiden. fambert's Point sailed
Sirs l\asama OBJ New YorH; NorwasK
New York Newton, New Work., Gloucester.
New York; Italia E3r) tfron Trieste via
Naples and chbraltaF) New Yorn (two
latter atm
CHARLESTON. {. April 5-Arriveds
Str Lackawaana Bridge Lisbon sailed
Strs Lake Eienorah. Jacksonville: West
Hrral; I.tyerpocl; Lake Eismorc. Boston.
strs E sud. New York; rorroa. Tampfco:
J Bostwlck. New York. Mount Evans,
Trsmen NJ sailed Strs polarinc. New YORK;
lASksoNVll.LE. April ARRIVED Strs
Apache, NV York: Persian Baltimore
Baytown Tampico: schr Josephine { Nc
MOBILE Ala. April 5-Arrived: str
Muniss Havana, schrs John Francis,
Tampa; Harrison r Beachain Montego
Bay. Sailed Str Quernstad tNor), Cal
barren en-. s., schr spendthrft, New York.
Str Durhara IBrj. Auchland' sailed. STR
Rritish Maple (Br). Tampico Durham
NORFOLK, April 5-Arr,ved: strs
| plrigo. Port Arthur; EEgesford lBr). Cal
yestonn1; Everett. Boston: Manchester Mari
ner tBr), st Johns. Ada . Nio. New
Yale tBr), Havana Sailed strs Rokos
Iergottis tGk),. Gibraltar; lndier O2oig)
Antwerp; l.ombardia (Swed), Sagua La
Grandc; Parima tBrl. st Thomas; Anihra-
cite Bridge. Sand Key, American CoD.
beaumont; Inland. Boston. Jonancy Boa
ton; krib UTr). Narcotics: Meteor New
Eng land; Hurunui CBr), Auckland; Mary
innd tFrl. Hamburg, Paralos fGkl. Gil
10 10 BY
pool; sharon. Mobile.
PHILADELPHIA, April ARRIVED. ssrs
,nnedlnn Seaier tBr). Matauzas: siam
Foger. Port Arthur; Mcrwede (pD, Nue-
yitas; Charles NJ Everest. Texas CITY.
Sailed: Strs Julia Luckenba ch. San Fran
New York: Noote1au. Copenhagen via New
York; Robert Maersk DAM Baltimore /;
Halsey, Port I.obos Walter Luclscnba CHI,
New York; Gulfstream. Port Arthur; Cuff
maid. Port Arthur: Shawmut. Houston :;
Rolf Jar (Nor). Helsingfors. etc; Smaragd
(Norl, Tanamo.
PENSACOLA. Fla, April 5--sailed: Str
British Baron (Bry, Norfolk: Dora FMltea,
Europe: Edward L Doheny. Tampico; Ell
Isleo, New York; Ellis (Nor), Tela: Free
sag 90 New York. Nicoli ii (TfJ, Pa
lermo; Nubian ((hrl, Proogreso; saramaeca
Arthur; Quimistan (Hond), Tela.
Transportation, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Ga. April 5--Arrived Strs
West Hembre. Antwerp; lngold Glasgow
City of Atlanta. Boston. Sailed; strs La
Perouse tFr> Antwerp via New Orleans;
City of ST Louis New York: Trintdalian
Tampico. Merrimack. Philadelphia.
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snaplrn ilrog Shapiro. csothlng bnts
SLOT y CITY. IOWA
ha Elase' bIQs,, ais h Meindy. gloves
ana hAndhsiohtefp 1850 & wa.
-r, scfTn BEND IND.
ne EilNweitt Sore, Mr. Fuller iynrol
Sfery and tHt. ,.te ~ Grand ., p-o'
NNNI>IsIEi.D. MASS.
~ "tS & M"lisee. g. j.. Hitchcock art
~''"~ PsetEre5 stai1nner.. f0rniturs non
itlss 40 Madison i1v.
~, f. Cummings. sesdy 10 yenr. furr
Nf'rNr" coats quits ami waists es3 bth ~
F9ibcs Wallace. Miss jackson. dress-
a sta'seg Co.. +. G. BuH. hosiery knit,
enHel" wear, rotons and toilet goods. 4ot
ST. JOSEPH, MO,
heeier & Motter. &. L. Parish. lsces
nIlnnoideTl - stationery. cotton piece
goods; ~ Leonard ri Ne
ST LOUIS
Ne"beT'Y -I3urdick- Co; G. e. New
pet5y, coats. suits. skirts. 147o B'way
aihous x Earr; ). W Boston housefur-
Msntngs, toys; - y. 18th st
carleton Clothing Co: john csrle.o,
clothing, HeralG square
SAFER X Atroh Millinery Co: Fl. b. stlf.l
iNVse. manager, PENNSYLVANIA
FAMOUS & Barr. Miss H. Arborast siL.
IS goth St y VI ~ -
Gaynor six Co; A. F. Stockton. silks
satlns. veivets. e''N
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BUYERS Arrived


ttont'ouso 'row paes nln'teeu)
tsins and uphelHlcry goods J. W Ste!hel
ca pets ard rugs iiAo away
Frank & Sader CO Maurice Arnfoli
,e,-s clothing and furnishirre. Jar Fs'vsaS
tcwtn 9>Sein,nn 4 90 mtsa t-aue,e .tt,.
rla|es and AK hasieiy Nii,s nrode,ir.
kaufman & Bacr. G.. II, Churchill Goer
soyalnss5 4o4 An ay.
Levin Ngwq's a. CO. H. a koch
PETTII0%, pA.
Gempert@ & Co.. Jeaeph Aschcnhranl
ready to weaf. handi.sfehieis ncci'wcar'
rorss IS hrassicfes .nen's furnishings;
roIo. I'LL.
Polo Mfg Co: j. l. Zursfnlth. mfr
clothing BrcaiiR
cr. rpHfs y" VA. ,.,..
turc. noor covcrinsa. isreafsn - ~
po,r,cr r..
II. & c,oldste,n 1. va r. ~ c,o,.,,,et,,
dry goods general n''se Latham
Port III RON. iiit II.
J. b. Spcrry Co. NiHs Ia Fore sQ{ts
coats. wash Gres-is and h!eusesi I'cnnsyl-
vania,
ppOyry,;rNe,s, >,
J. samucls & Bfo. n. isaaes ,adi.s.
roady tn Svoar. Alfrad f-anil III *, ,sh -
Ca,low CO.: r ,,atiow. general 1.,or-
rhondies. Il,''..-1 .,,.,,,,- 70 " '' '''''
'''' ''' ~ '''p ,, ,.,l.,,
u,aso, ,.t,- H>'-i-f;i''fA VIA,
lluuhVn heiN ~ a. - iiudson iadies'
ready to wear Alfred f"ntL il5 W. S2d
pr,p,rc ~.
p r vbi,n n'@' g. 80, ~, ~ r.,..,..-,.
iu IN TUES qg, ana ora pefes 404 IN ave
WAISTS uhps,W,a, ,inSe,i. bresiin
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Reports of Shipping and News Of Fore

india and ceylon. via San Francisco.
steanship Granite State. April I
sapah. ,orea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). via Seattir. steamship
West lsop, April &
Hs AVA. Via San Francisco. steamship Will
Avsfralla via Seattle Steamship West
Mnhwak. April '
Hawat and specially addressed mai, ,o,
ISpaA Norca aud China. via San Fran
cisco steamship Corea aIaru April ii
'ahah. NoTsa; China Siberia. French Indo
emma emma. n ether,anas East Indies except
A,a1n 1 and Victoria. "a c. steam
snip empress OF Japan. April ia.
Ia 1oal. Marauesas, Cook Islands. New
Australia via San Francisco q. 49, lp u
Tahiti. April II. ''e"''' ." u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Fla, April 6---Salled: Str
o,r, O-to
FOR F.IGN PORTS
DepnrtureS for New Ynrk

SHANGHAI April 2-strs Esremont
Castle Sc, gRr'' q. kandshsr -, lBro a.,
nRanTAR M Anr 49, se1aus1f
quiy,T esn 6N - b Mssuh so o. cni,.n
coRUNNA. March al-str Alfonso XIII
Br}ouhocNn April str Elizabeth
G 9IERo april str Tounsss own,
CAPE TowN, April 4-str City Of
Madrid CBr).
Arrivals from New York
BoNLOGN r.. Npfll ., 10 a ni--str Nieuw
ceeded),
s1;a6s Anrn Str Hop 48I
G1AsGoW Aprii a-sti Tarantia (BD.
cAi.f.A5. April str Santa Ana.
RIO DE JANNiRO. April Str Man
churtan Prince (Er)
MoNTEvIDEo- April - 10 Str Tartar
ROTTERDAM, April 9 Str Ryndam
sANTANDER, March 2a-str Black
cUNHAvEN. March % - Str Estoni..
(Danl. for libau.
g sAITGS A Ng1 's ST lqH {s. Taiggort
(Br) NV
CAPE TOWN, April Str Clan Mac
intyrc tBr)
MoviLLE. April 4--str Columbia CBr).
for GLASGOW. -
sAMARANG. March 2s-str Clan Mac
fadyen (Br).
ABO. March 24--sr Massck.
RERGEN. March 26--Str Corvus.
r, NhCFA ibRWASSER March 90 - strs
PLY MOUTH April Str Finland FOR
Cherbours and Antwerp land proceeded.
MANILA April 4-atr asoorsh Prince
(Br).
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

NEW YORK
uAspri Str impooo (Br). which left
GO, .a.llaN. went ashore Blond Rock off
sape Sable. The Canadian cutler Anerdeen
Gnu aas,. ctr 'lmperoysl are proceeding to her
his sh a sie' 1t Is hoped to float vessel at
ST MIcHAELs. April Str Pachet
ny left Falmouth for Baltimore; ar
W. mere with engine trouble.
I,t :" e. Ill NGrON. April 4-Str Tahiti (Rr)
s tsn Tor San Francisco and returned win
hoIa' IA cargo Fire was exiting ulshed fore
b. van managed aud come cargo dest rcd
Is spl,ockHoI.M, April s-str Earehi,l
l.r'r.. mas been sequeatrated TO insure
'-suent OF cbaTges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Fui't,setEl Asks
HoOver's Aid i'm
Sea Pay Crisis
Ship Owners Deny Charges
of Union Head That They
Have Refused TO Arrange
Conference on Wages
Has Met Officials Here
labor Leader Predicts Thai
Coun,ry's New Ships Will
Have To BE Sold as Junk

WASHING W. apr" . secretary
uoore~ was requested to-day by An
-. r,,~,,so.b nreSident Of tho Inter
u'e" 1T; -.
national Se@iNe" 'i'0"' % use ms
personal and Official influence IN &rrang-
i've conference between the Amori-
esn ship Owners Association and Off
rials OF the seamen's union with a view
IN negotiating renewals of wage and
other agreements which expire on
April 30
The next SIX weeks Will determine
whether the United States is to have
an adequate merchant marine or Is to
90 back to the status CT twenty years
ago Mr. Furuseth said. Whether
Intentionally or not, the present stand
al the snip owners Is desls"od 20 XII
the seam .i5 ho ;r,,e.S;,l. -, -,
RENEE 4 80 .aoa+ Tha nov, va,
Ans4 y. - ~ Ia sold for ;,,i, ?
sels ~e "''' '''''''
pie0..'.
ohip Wv 'N'ie I'm "o"
II is reported here that the ship
owners are prepared to insist upon q
wage reduction Of % per cent, ellmina
ton Of all overtime provisions in the
present agreements and several
changes in working conditions. Mr..
Furuseth said, however, that the head
quarters OF the Seamen's Association
here still was in ignorance of the ex-
tent to which the ship owners demands
would 60, as no communication had
been received either from the Ameri-
can Ship Owners Association or from
the similar organization on the Pa
eiic Coast, although q request Tor
conference was first made In January.
Mr.. Furuse5n also asked secretary
aoOs~l - ,e ,,,a+.er If nronsr;ne. 1,e,y
se,',.la.;o,,g - ~r-,,rce Soc+ions ,,d
20 - ~ .eo,r'er,s ac+ TIE nreear,t
--,,lo+;ors NJ Frr,,so4b said .sbo,,o
soer,eJ ratbe,- desirned In harnst1jno-
,bosa soctio,s
Regulations on wages
Section 1 provides tnat every Amerl-
can seaman shau be emitted 20 receive
on demand al any port Where the SNIP
nay touch one aal1 OF the wages he
has earnac, e~- section Is PROMPTS
TIRE entraace INTO or the departure
from an american port or any snip
unless 20 Per cent OF her crew IS aote
20 SPEAK the language q we snip
oihcers. MI furuselh sara SecVioh 10
was designed spe~ihcauy 10 prevent
NV "sN " N'44 CO. NN-''- "OS'P 20
Dor py foreign shlps.
andrew Fufuseth, head o. the sea ga,
men $ union was IN the oIhces Oh me
american ZIP V"aels Assocla-
tioh mere on Monaay last, II was so&te9
!gs.eI gay ana a. VA 1ilne elscusSeu
w'sn "5n.n1op L. M"I1'N' wee zee pres
ueils ana genera manager OF the asSo-
clasion, pans lor ne coming confer
e"e' ~. '''e "eFe :! '"s's.V'''
Marvin trIticizes furuseth
Commenting last night on the ef-
forts being made at Washington BY
Andrew Furuseth, president of the In
ternational Seamen's Union, to get Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
oO Vessels Tied I'm Mt Bilbao

:. Spain is feeling the effects of the
aupping depression. About sixty
-. cleaners are laid up at Bilbao and a
thousand are out Of emnlovment there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Dutch Line to Add Is Ships

Fifteen more ships are to be added
70 the feet Of the Royal Packet Steam
snip Company, of Asterdam. Three of
shese viii carry passengers only, two
passengers and cargo and ten cargo
Exclusively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

TKANspACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at ,he Con.
eral Postoriee and City Hall postoffice
Ha,..a -S p,;,t orr at D. m. follows
- "s'' In4nppine Islands, Straits set.l.-
us'hts and specially addressed ,uai} ~
french lndochlna sunatra ~ - tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Foreign Trade Notes

The Polish government has signed
contracts with a number Of Polish
engineering firms for large quantities
Of rolling stock for the railways of
Roland. For the first deliveries it will
be necessary to import wheels, spring
Ind locomotive parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

ana locomotive parts.
In 1920 the United States held first
place IN the import trade of the Ma
iaga district of Spain IMPORTS from
THIS country, which in 80 amounted
to only 2.5S5 metric tor or approx
mately l-3 per cent Of ne total in
creased in 1920 to 26.504 metric tons,
or Il per cent of the total
an American Chamber of Commerce
nas been organized in Pernambuco,
BAIL. It's temporary headquarters
VIII be in the American consulate at
Pernamhueo.
The most important investment
"nlch has been made by American cap
ltahsts IN Brazil for many years was
enected recently, when an American
company paid $4,000 for the man
ssanese mines located at QuGluz, in the
state Of Mlnas Geraes.
American statesmen report that Mica
gaguan trade is beginning to resume q
heaithy and normal aspect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

"L:Se the tdread, # q giart 7u>6
ALL AMERICA C4PLES
,adiatei oat from Nszo Yoyi
commercially snnesding Censrs!
and South 14mer,ea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES


New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
WIN sugar Warmers Refinery, Edge
wafer. J
SIR Horny steers Hamburg March 10.
B'kiyn. '''
str Bellta tNor,. ror, Antonio March
60 to the Atlantic Fruit CO, with pass
ST. Pessre titaN, Genoa March 10.
Nnnsss March t,!s, "a Asiers March "a. 10
..n p5" us Why ,,r CO with pass mairs
p, S's Fuiana SBr), Demerara March 10
hbs .tea ~, and Fort Spain March =. Bar
Unique and Dominique March "a, cuade.
Ioupe and Antigua March n. st Ktttl
~ ~, - CroiM and st Thomas March
SIR CITY Of savannah. Savannah April
:, to the Ocean Steamship Co with pass
and ndse: Pier 80. n r.
STR Ell Alba. Galveston March IN - ,ho
Sout hern Pacific CO. with mdse. Pier SO.
STR Arapahoe. Jacksonville Anil
Charleston Apri s. to the C'lvde stea,,,
S 81 Co. with pass and mdse, Pier 81.
str Lake Gaiata. San Juan March 90
a. James w Elwci & Co. with sI,rar -
-5oQth sth st, B'<iyn. -
- ST. r. Msnominee CBr), London March "a.
and mdse. Pier IS y r. pass
SIR hrooniaud. Antwerp March "a
~ ".h@'il ploh Naich 20, CherbourC March
"a to the Red star Line. with mass mails
ana mdse' anchored Off Quarantine
SIR hamilton. Norfolk to the Old
,'o'A mon TRANSPORTATION Co, with rndsc
si Mckee. Havana April :. to the New
Ven, Totk and Cuba Maii $ S CO. with pass.
mails and mdse; Pier Il, e r '
ST. Andrea + Luckenbach. Hamburg
March 49, Rotterdam March 81 70 tbe
Luckenoach s S Line, with mdse: # 33d
ST. klyn. - ''N
str Pawnee. Leshorn March 10. to
Robert L Hague, in ballast: anchored of
Tom pkinsville. s l.
Str Lake Sebago, Kingston.
str kathlamba (Brl. Malta
. Str Porto Rico, San Juan, March 81. 70
the New York & Porto Rico Co. with
pass. malls and mdse: Pier 49, FIllvn
str Alliance. Cristobal. March rs. Port
au Prince So Cape Hayti al to the Panama
X ; Line. with pass. mails and rr,dse
Pier /, Hoboken 0'e
str Caserta UtaD. Palermo. March is.
Naples a. 70 the Italia America Line, with
pass and mdse anchored off Quara nttrre
SIR Lake Fillmore. Brunswick Ga, Anvil
3. 70 Ciyde Line. with mdsc Pier So n r.
Str John Worthiugton, Baton Rouge
March so, to Robert L Hague, with oil
Pier s, Constable Hook. y j.
5 Iamacraw. Charleston. April 2
to Coast Guard Service. anchored off
Tompkinsville.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day

Mail Vessel
closes. sail.
Adriatie. southampton. $40 AM ,s'oo y,
Slsquehanna panzig. 900 AN 100 n
Pres Wilson, Trieste. 10 90 AM e.0H PM
u ~ 's y 81 w. ltihl'lau- ..... y:Vp VI 1900 NJ
Socrates, RIO de Janeiro $50 AM Loo n
800 .iS'1 ~ ~, / e. q - W NJ 100 PM
9 ,.l 1I5S@' paialso 20 An 1900 AM
Philadelphia. Curacao. $50 AM 100 N
II "a ION herhnda 80 AM 400 AM
""Heo' ! uiAs Isle $500. 9,3U AN l2:0G NJ
Sail Tomorrow
United States Christi
anla Ill 90 AN e.nO PM
Mauretan;a. SoGthaInp-
A. Ton On ,-..,.l 1000 AM 1900 NJ
Esperanza, Vera Cruz. s 80 AM 1900 NJ
Arapahoe. Jacksonville ----- 200 NJ
city Of Savannah. Sa-
Vannah .............. --- 900 PM
Sail Friday
Cen .o, W corsas. Girls
'obai ........... 90 NJ 400 PM
Mary. Santo Domingo. $40 AM 1900 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
u. s. NAVY SALE.

ii from The Ndry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Sail Tomorrow
Sail Friday
Sail Saturda-

Gen w c Gorgas. Girls
Mary. Santo Domingo $40 AM -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

Str Ashbec, Matanzss March 20. to tho
New York & Cuba Mai Steamship Co.
Win sugar Warmers Refinery, Edge
SIR Henry steers. Hamburg March 10
to Barber & CO. with mdse. pier as,
B'lSiyn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-04-22
Stomach
on Strike
20 Years
EafOnfGe Settled gfE

"Eatonic is wonderful" says c. w.
Burton. Il had been a sufferer from
stomach trouble for 20 years and now
I am well"
Eatonic gets right after the cause of
stomach troubles by taking up and
carrying out the acidlty and gases and
of course, when the cause is removed,
the sufferer gets Well If you have
sourncss belching indigestion, food
repeating or any other stomach
trouble, take Eatouic tablets after
each meal and find relief. Big box
costs only a tride with your druggists
guarantee,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-04-22
Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

So many cases of Rheumatism
come from tiny disease germ that
infests the blood, that physicians
are beginning to realize that this
source of the disease is becoming
quite prevalent. Of course a dis
ease that has its source in the
blood cannot be reached bv local
remedies applied to the surface.
One remedy that has given splen-
ana results in the treatment of
Rheumatism is S.S.S., the fine old
blood remedy that has been sold by
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-04-22
II You Have a Pain
try Yacher-Balm, Keep it handy, and
avoid imitations.-Adv.
WHEN THE HORSES LAUGHED
Possibly the Animals Had Their Own
Opinion About That Little
"Swapping" Episode.

Hello" says he.
Hello" says l."
never seed the man atore.
Swap says he.
Dunno" says l.
"Mebbe, mebbe I amt Shore"
"The bay" says ho
The gray" says /.
swap: says he, and both IN,
Mtched.
Zine boss, says he.
"Of course says l.
And in a moment we had switched
"Giddap,' says he.
"Giddap,' says l.
And both them horses stood stock
still.
He's baked" says I.
Gosh, yes" says he.
Mine, too" says I, and laughed to
kill.
Good day says he.
Good day." says I.
Best joke. bgosh, I ever Elk.
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