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The New York herald., 1921-04-13

Vera Cruz and Tampico. str Morro Castle,
FRIDAY. APRIL is.
Canal Zone Panama, Salvador (prints.
&cl. Nicaragua texcept East COAST. Anna
pala. Choluteca (also prints. SC. for Ma
S1n Tsgussslps snd r YusSsnanl Ss n Hot 2,
Colombia, Ecuador and mail other than par
eel post for Peru Except Iqutoe). Boiivfa
letter mall for Salvador q, str Edward
Luckenbach, Pm Csup Pnp.
Newfonndland %. Via st Johns. str Rosa
and Port de Paix Canal IONS. and Pam
ana =. 2, via Pest & au Primes and cristooad.
North BrazH and Iqustcs, VIA para, Ceara.
Natal. Manaos and Iquitos (regtstered mail
Roads and thence by ctr roiycarp. PM
Transpacific MaiIs.
Close at New York at PM As follows:
Hawaii and speciality addressed mall for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Francisco.
str Korea Msru. April "A.
cSna NetherIands % East indies fenespt t"s su
matra) and Philippine Islands. via vancou-
yer and Victoria. &c. str Empress Of Japan.
Japan, corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Seattle, str Africa Maru.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. str Matsonis.
Japan, corea. Siberia and specially .d-
dressed mall TOT Cnlnas Viz Sehtties oir y u
shina Maru. April II.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan Corea and China, via San Francisco.
str siberia Maru. April II.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. str Aanoa.
April %.
| Indo-China, Netherlands East Indies (except
sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via Van
couver and Victoria. BIC. str Empress OF
Tahiti Marauesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land ard specially addressed mail for Aus,
trala. via San Francisco. str Tahiti. April
"a.
| sMust be specially addressed for this
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
/ correspondence.
Mails Of the following dates. Manila March
| 4, Hong Kong 9th. Shanghai 18th and Yoko,
1 hama 18th which arrived per str Fusfhmi
Maru. were despatched east from Seattle on
/ April g. and malls dated Hong Kong Marcn
! lS Kobe 25th and Yokohama 26th. which
| arrived per str Tathybius. were despatched
| eaat from Seattle on April g.. The nsads
| from str Fushtrni Maru are due IN New
| York ON the afternoon OF wednesday, April
| ie and those from the str Talthybirs on
| tie morning of Thursday, April IA.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
SAILED.

Stra Aau!tania CI}r). Southampton; cascra
(IsaD, Naples and Genoa Rochambcau CF'r)
Havre: Astmaheo No q, Porto Mexico
DrammenrfJord tNor1, baltimore. VI Ia
liott, Texas CITY; Rehconeal Tuxnam
GaiesburE. Jamaica Bay; Evansville. do;
lonlbo Apache, Charleston and jacksonville. .
Santa Marta. Kingston: 81 Mihiei ttra&s-
porfD, San Juan.
str- Lake Sobago. Cape Haytl. Joaeph y
Cuneo tNor), Port Antonio. Rapidau. Port
Bobos; San Pablo tBr) Triixillo, Colamer.
Liverpool; Bradavon (l3rl. Norfolk. MCCALL
Sc.
sobr Samuel Castner Jr, Norfolk
Tug storm King. With barge (nad passed
out Sandy Hook at 1885 AM).
The corrected reading OF the be romeier
lreduced 90 - 1svap at New York ca Tues
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
CANADIANS FfLIBUSTER
AGAINST SHIPBUILDTNG

O1TAwA, April 1z.--After the House
OF Commons had sat continuously for
more than twenty-four hours debating
q single item In the Governments an
nuai estimates, Premier Meghen late
to-day gave notice that tomorrow the
offending item would be forced through
under cloture rules The long sitting
was due to an attempt TO defeat an
estimate OF ss,3S0,o for the shipbuild-
Ing programme.
Opposition members kept up an un-
broken stream of oratory throughout
the night. Tired orators withdrew from
the chamber to sleep. returning refreshed
some hours later 70 resume their places
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON. April 12-Repairs to str wini-
fredtan (Br). will not be completed as coon
as anticipated; she is expected to leave Liv-
erpoo April so for Boston.
BEAUMONT. Tex, April l2-The Bowie
Line str Colonel Bowie, with twenty-five
nen on board. foundered in the Gulf of
Mexico Monday night. Three men wero
picked up by the British str Cissy. Nineteen
neE are still missing.
HALIFAX, April 12--.Str Castaepotnt be-
fore reported with propeller damaged, Is
being towed here by cutter Seneca.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
sa,lsa "a. an purma Gtap. Hampton

Sailed Sd. str Burma QtaD. Hampton
VALPARAISO, April 4-Sailed. str Kiyo
Maru tJap). San Francisco.
VANCOUVER, BIC, April l2--Arrfved. strs
Empress OF Japan (Br), foxohama' M 8
Dollar (Br), New York.
VENICE. April ARRIVED. str Abssrtea
(ItaI. ST John. NIB.
tan, New York Via Havana, &c.
VICTORIA. BIC. Aprl l1-Arrived.. str EN-
rress OF Japan (Br), Hong Kong. &C.
Gijon.
VOLo. March 29--Arrived. str Blair. New
Nork for Constantinople.
YOKOHAMA, April 9-Arrived. str Eastern
Prince (Br), New York for Kobe.
Arrived 9th, str Empress of Asia (Br).
beng Kong for Vancouver.
eaiied ed, motor rndien DAM. Astoria.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Stockholm (Sw), Gothenburg for New
York, Is expected TO dock at pier %, North
River. Thursday morning.
str olympic (Br), Southampton FOR New
York, is expected to dock at pier 50. North
River, about 10 AM Wednesday.
Str Alfonso XIII (Sp), Carunna Tor New
York Is expected 20 dock at pier .. East
River, Wednesday afternoon.
Str Princess Matoika, Genoa. &C. Tor New
York, is expected TO arrive Sunday.
Str Bardic (fir). from London, was 4lO
miles east OF Boston light att AN Monday.
str Rockamay Park. Boston for Hamburg,
&c, was .i60 miles east OF Boston light al
noon Monday.
Str sudbury, from Hamburg. was l.4SO
miles east OF Boston at noon Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
ASKS $4,000 ron sLANDER.

An incident In the Hotel Brevoort in
July. 1918 wherein Albert A. Naphegyi.
who was purchasing agent for the
French Government during the world
war, was accused OF living on nothing
but swindlers' tricks" Is set forth as the
basis for an action for $500 for SLAM
der. begun yeterday In the Supreme
Court by Alexis l.. Bernstein. He al
leges also that he was called black
mailer. The case was sent TO Justice
Wasservogel and jury for trial
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

day, April II. 1921. at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and seventeen hundredths (S0.1T
inches. This closely approxlmates seven
hundred and sixty-six and three-tenths (766. ~
milliIneters. Captains of all vessels now
lying In or near the ports Of New York and
official data for observing whether ti1eir
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. s PM, Sw. IS miles
clear; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Transatlantic Mails.

WEDNESDAY,. APRIL i3.
Spain Especially addressed only). Via Cadiz
and Barcelona; also parcel post mails ior
Spain. Canary Islands and Ceuta. Melila
and rangier In Morocco, str Montserrat'
$3.50 AN.
Germany. via Hamburg; also parcel post
mails Tor Germany. Austria. Czecho-SlovA-
kia Hungary and Switzerland. str Andrea
Il Luckenbach. y NJ.
THURSDAY, APRIL IA.
Ita,.s. via Naples and Genoa; also parcel
post mails for italy, str Pesaro. 5 30 AN.
Spain and Germany. via Vigo and Ham
burg: also parcel post mails for Germany,
Austria. Czecho-slovakia. Hungary and
Switzerland, str Manchura. $3.50 AN.
Greece bulgaria and Roumania y, w, We
post mails for Greece and Bulgaria. SIT
Acropolis. II AM.
FRIDAY, APRIL 49,
Iitlluaiia, Latvia and Esthonia Germany
and Poland y. via HAMBURG. Danzig and
Aaist tida, Czecho- -Slovakia, Hungary, Switzer-
land Poland, L.lthuania and Latvia, str
IAtuania, 1880 AM.
Azores Islands and Portugal, via Horta,
Angra, Ponta Delgada and LISBON: aiso
parcel post malls for Azores Islands and
Portugal. str Britannia, 1890 AN
South Africa 20. VIA cape Town; aso
Parcel post mails for Union of South Africa.
Bechuanaland Protectorate, Portuguese Last
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhoaesla
and Southwest Africa Protectorate. str Royal
Prince IL NJ.
Azores Islands and Portugal. via Horta.
Angra, Ponta Delgada and Ltsbon BY rafa
TO Providence. RI, and thence BY str Bratah-
mia, PM.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Il

Bermuda, via Hamilton, str Fort Hamil-
ton, 80 AM
Porto Rico (except prints, &c for May
aguez) ST Thomas and st Crolx, via san
Juan str Porto Rico. $3.50 AM (sup $3.50
AND.
Porto Rico, Curacao and Venezuela. via
Mayaguez. taguayra, Curacao and Marao
caibo, str Maracaibo, $3.50 AN tsup lo;oo
THURSDAY. APRIL IA.
North Brazil, Iquitos. Pernambueo, Para,
Nyba. Natal, Cabedello, Maceio, Bahia and
Scrripe (other parts of Brazil -, via Pars !,
Maranhan Ceara. Natal Cabedello. PEI
nambuco, Maceio and Bahia. str Virgil. $3.50
AM.
Natal, Manaos and Iquitos. str Polycarp,
IL M. -,
Yucatan and Campeche tCuoa and other
parts OF Mexico y. via Havana. Progreso,
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Naval Orders

SpectdI Despatch 70 THE NEW York HHRALD'
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. c., April IL.
The following naval orders have been
Issued
!. Lieut.. Harry r. Bryant. to hydrographic
office. Washington; Lieut.. e. HI. Dem. Med
fleet. Lieutenant Commander Rush s. Fay.
to duty Naval Examining Board. Washing
ton: Lieutenant Commander Otto M. For
ester. 10 u. S. s. Connecticut first lieu
Tenant Lieut. Owner f. Grimm. TO u. s. S.
Beaver az navigator, Lieut.. Robert W. Hay
ter, to duty under instruction naval ord
nance plant, South Charleston, w. Va.
lieutenant Commander Henry e. Parson, to
officer in charge navy recruiting station.
recruiting station, Kansas City, Mo-; Lieu
tenant Commander Theodore ID. Westfall, to
duty under instruction navy ordance plant.
South Charleston. w. Va. ""
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Bound East.

str Norwaik New York for Boston Cat
PM.
schr Matte ] Allies. Perth Amboy for
Machias, Me.
schr Aitana NJ Jaeger. South Amboy for
Nantucket.
schr Freddie Eaton. Perth Amboy for
Calais, Me.
Schr Katherine May. New York for Bath.
Tugs A Skidmore, with ! barge (at G
AND Ronald q Kecier. With 3 lat 80 AND.
Steam lighter VIM II Moody, towing barge
(anchofed).
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI, April 12-Barometer at
noon. s0.0s inches: wind. light. variable:
weather, dense fog; temperature. 50 deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

NEW YORK. April 12-The time bah above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School 81 the Seamen's Church Institii-c, p
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian. or nours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Treen-
vich mean tine telephone Bowling Green
gGrO
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

in the firing line. vigilant whips" saw
10 II that there was speaker on the
fioor at each attempt by the Government
tn brink on a vote.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Rosahnd (Br), st Johns. NE. and
Halifax, MS. for New York, to Bowring a
Co. with passengers, mails and mdse.
Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York,
TO the Eastern Steamship Corporation. with
passengers and mdse.
Tugs Nassau with 3 barges (at 5:45 AND !:
Skidmore. light (at 2 05 PM) Edmond
J Moran, with / barge lat 40 PM.
Steam ligfter A y MacGnl (at 80 AND.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
MARINE-roR SALE on WANTED.

FREIGHT STEAMER MOUNT MoInIS. 1877
FEET LONG. 2lO TONS SFEGiAL Or.
sPrrzER, - WHITEHALL 81.
ron saie4-woodeu platform car float. 2ai
H. long aJ n. In. beam. 10 r.. w.
JnNEs. Marine supt., ". Vi. \. ". and y.
u. ~. 1924 ~ and willis ay.. Eronx. y. y.
FOR sALE-Tug. draft O ft. compound 10.
2fxi6 in. built 1918: Immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY. ~ broadway
Bowling Green 1851
HNNTETI 10 buy, box barges. good cOndi.
tlon, suitable harbor, Long Island Sounn
work. rive full particulars. 1888 Herald,
Fulton 81
FOR sale cheap. light draft, side wheel rx-
cursiDn steamers so pnassng gers. FRANK.
I'm 30 Hrond ~
sTEwAftD on aleamer 10 ysars' experience
10 merchant service s.. Mills. 90 y So
Niagara Falls. n. =.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Nesos Office is in
the Barge Office Ship Information oven by U. s.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green 9960
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given In the above table L. East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and ieodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
CLOSING OF MAILS.

AT n(conr Of mail
Office and City Han Station mail
mn for
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
DUE APRIL IS
Almanac for New York April 13.

Sun rises n Moon rises. II AM
Sun sets....... o 80 Moon sets. - AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER APRIL IL.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-13

hereby certify that Ordinance No.
81 of which the foregoing is a true
and correct copy, was passed on final
reading by the Board of Supervisors
OF the County OF Maui, on the 9th day
OF December, 1921, at the regular De-
cenber, 1921, meeting of said Board.
all OF the members of said Board vot.
Ing in favor thereof, and a true copy
thereof ordered to be posted upon a
bulletin board in front of or near the
rooms occupied by the Board of Su-
pervisors of the County of Maui and
copies thereof ordered to be publish
ed in n (1) issue of the Wailuku
Times and the Maui News, news
papers of general circulation publish
cd at Wailuku, Maui, Territory of Ha-
wall.
WIN. f. KAAE,
county Clerk of the County of Maui,
Territory of Hawaii.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-13
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 81

REGULATING THE USE AND OP-
GRAFTON OF VEHICLES ON
THE PUBLIC HIGHWAYS OF
THE COUNTY OF MAUI.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21

there is no assurance such will be so since the depth of channel will be only sufficient to accommodate vessels draw ing 20 feet of water while the deepen ing of the channel so as to take care of vessels of average draught would involve a prohibitive expense.
 On the other hand 1t Is pointed out that such route would be available only six months in the year since it would not be possible for vessels to use it after, cold weather arrives. Thss would throw much uncertainty upon all transportation routes and make for in- efficiency rather than efficient handing of shipments as the open and closed seasons approached and ended.
 These are of course points which are of vital interest to the middle west That Is the section which hopes to bene- fit and yet if 1t cannot obtain such ser vice as 1t calls for without an extrava- gant outlay and unsatisfactory results it has good reason to hesitate about backing any such plan. Bettering the transportation lines at home seems to be the first problem that should be tackled by the shippers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
READ YOUR CHARACTER /By Digby Phillips,
 Copyrighted 1891
Hair of Application

Did you ever suspect that it is pos sible to find a clue to a persons ability to apply himself or herself in the hair :?
 Hard to believe? Yes, it is true
 Considered by itself it is not, of course, an infallible clue, nor does it constitute the single standard of meas urement. But it is an indication of suf- ficient force to warrant attention.
 The hair of application is straight stiff, black hair. It might also be called hair of concentration. It denotes the ability to concentrate and apply ones self to the given task. It does not imply enthusiasm. Nor does it necessarily imply determination, though the latter quality is one often found in persons who have this hair. Determination is a matter of the will. The effort of a strong will may produce application or concentration, but what we're speaking of here is the natural aptitude for these two things.
 This hair indicates other things, too It indicates more than the average amount of patience, a quality which naturally is allied with concentration and application. And 1t also indicates mental staying powers, a certain kind of strength that enables a man or woman to maintain a fresh mind un- der strains that would produce mental fatigue with consequent reactions in others not so fitted.
 People with such hair are the natu- ral solvers of problems, and they ac- complish their ends not by brilliant
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
STEADY PROGRESS.

All sorts Of difficulties have been en- -ou--ered by the shipping board since -- agreed 10 undertake the task of st-at-hteiing out the affairs of that rove-nutOt agency. Investigations have shown 70 what extent money was being --r-n5eroA i1 that direction and while ths-e. has been great need of checking The waste there has also been encoun- tered plenty Of other handlcaps which must he eliminated or greatly reduced before the operation of the merchant marine can he gotten upon a satisfac- tory basis
 Thus the undertaking of the board 5s by no means a simple one It is job that cannot be accomplished in a minute but there is qualification that progress is being made In view of the large amount involved the announce mont -o the effect that economies have been effected in the payroll of the board whereby it win be possible to save three million dollars a year may seem only like drop In the bucket but it indi- C7-es that an early strike is being made ct the places that need 1t.
 The present board hasn't been at the helm long but in that time it has set -o motion a number of important re- forms in regard to the shipping boards operations. It was impressed with the size of the task it tackled but it hasn't wavered- It hasn't accomplished all that is needed but it has made a be- Einning. It Isn't 10 be supposed that it has brought about all the economies that it believes necessary or has on ifs programme but it is going about it i- a businesslike and systematic man. ner which means that this government venture is being administered more nearly as it should be, that the present board is alert 10 its responsibilities and prepared 10 do It's duty as it sees it re- Ea-dless of the difficulties that may be encountered and that they are estab- lzh.n- policies for making the most of the merchant marine insofar as It is possible under the laws by which they must be governed. It is a big task which is one reason why steady pro- FreSs must he regarded much luore sat izfacto-ily than unreasonable speed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
Cleaned from Foreign Ex-
 changes,

A specially designed exhibition ship the British Industry, will l.il from the Thames in the summer of 1923 for the chief ports of the world. Its object is to further British export trade. During a voyage of IS months duration, 43,0OO miles will be covered and 34 important trade centres visited. The table allows for a stay of a week or fortnight at each place. The vessel will be constructed for the purposes of an exhibition, and every detail of her equipment, from the engines to the fittings and furnitura will reveal British workmanship at its best. She will be as large as a first class liner, having gross tonnage of 10000.
 Capt. Fryatt's Shfp-Captain Fryatts famous ship, Brussels is once more in commission. It will be remembered that she was sunk at Zeebruge, and lay under water for nearly two years. She was raised and presented by Belgium to the British nation Subsequently she was sold by auction, and is now the property of the Dublin and Lancashire Steam ship Co.,, of Preston, and is to be em- ployed by them as cattle ship. She ar rived at Preston from Leith, where she has been reftted.
 Unemployment Distress-Avthur Hen derson, at Birmingham, on Saturday, said the government ought to provide as speedily as possible 1O,OOO,0O0 pounds and place it at the disposal of the prop CT authority, to meet unemployment dis tress. If they could double the amount. or even produce 100, 900, 900 pounds, so long as it provided work, it would be preferable he said, to the present state of things.
 Housing COnditions-Housing condi- tions in Cardiff and the South Wales mining valleys are not only a reflection upon the local authorities, but a serious menace to health and a prolific source ] of discontent among the people. At a housing conference Mrs. Turner named a Cardiff home where B people lived in three rooms, and said that under such conditions it was impossible for people to live decently. It is well known that in other cases in South Wales kitchens are transformed at night into bedrooms. the kitchen table being used as a bed foundation for the childrer.-London
 Chronicle.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING SEPT. f7th, 1921 11,315
CHICAGo,s BoMBERs.

Some few months ago Chicago set about the task of running down the lawless element that was making life miserable in certain sections of that city. It included a grand shakeup in Inc police force and the issuance of notice to the effect that henceforth there must be respect for law and or der and it could be expected that such would be enforced. It was a house. cleaning that had long been needed and l- brought relief. For a time Chicago felt ths effects of the effort to clean ru.
 That it did not eliminate the crirni- nal element has been clearly manifest since that time, but now that a band 5- professional bombers has been ar rested the authorities seem to be in a fair way to have another houseclean- lus with this particular menace in u.ud.
 Chicago has been experiencing the das-ardly work of these people They were determined to accomplish their purpose and to terrorize the community regardless of results. It was only a year ago that the country was appalled, Hy the friEhtful explosion in Wall street for which no one has as yet been brought to justice. In connection with .-e ChicaEo roundup, however, there has also been secured a large quantity 7f explosive and it is to be expected -ha- the arrests and seizure will serve Co throw new light on the manner in which these people do business and how it is possible for them to get the dynamite or INT upon which they place co much dependence.
 The New York investigation dis closed that those who desired to engage L1 bombing operations had little or no fTcu,ty in securing the explosives re- r-frsd Possibly 1t will be revealed -hat t Is quite as easy to get 1t or to bring it into Chicago as it was New York. While Chicago has good and sufficient reason 10 probe the bombing -ase to the bottom even though the cir -umsta1ces do not equal the Wall street affair for such facts as it can obtain regarding the operations of such EarEs it must nevertheless profit by the opportunity 10 insure greater protection In the future. Bombers deserve no mercy
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
UNEMPLOYMENT DISCUSSED
 AT CABINET MEETING

Washington, Sept Secretary Hoo yer is to be the spokesman of the administration at the opening of the national unemployment conference which President Harding has asked to meet here on Monday, it was indicat- ed today at the White House. The pres ident, it was stated officially, would not address the initial meeting of the conference.
 Unemployment, it was said in admin istration circles, came in for some dis cussion at the meeting of the cabinet today at which the general problems of business revival throughout the country was under consideration. Ways and means for aiding the economic readjustment of the nation were said to have been discussed at length with the president.
 In connection with the ereturn of the country's business and commerce to normal sought by the administration, it was suggested in official circles that