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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
SOOnerS Excited
As Stacker List
Goes to Printer

Spccisi to Tho world
"ASHISGTON, May 7.-iiun-
drcds Of Oklahomans who served
In the army ur navy during the
war have wired to the adjutaut
general hero To- learn ~ by any
mistake their names have been
placed ON the Stacker rolls. now
being printed 10y tho war depart
mcnt, II was learned today.
The adiutHut generals office
found that some OF the men who
sent tlcgrams actually wcrc on
the slaclcrs' list, They were no
titled To- send their proof Of sery -
ice to the adiutant general, lt
tho proofs are received their
names VIII bo removed.
1clCgramH poured IN ON Score
tary Weeks today urging a die
continuance of the publishing ct
the Stacker lists In New York
particularly, where tho lists have
been printed, "A chcckup showed
that several men wcro ~ anxious
20 get into service that they en-
listed without notifying the draft
boards and that now they find
their names on Stacker lists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BALTIMORE. May 7.--Furth her
complications were added to the ma
riEe strike situation here today by
the refusal OF union towboat cnri-
neers to remove shipping board Ves-
sells which contained strikebreakcrs.
United States Marshal Stockham
began service today of the injunc-
ton issued by Federal Judge Rose
last night. restraining strikers from
picketing in large number. or intim %
dating or forcibly OBTAINING men
who wish TO Join the crews of
United states shipping board vcs-
sels operated by the Baltimore
steamship company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
LAST CHIEF BROUGHT BACK
Sioux Heir. Killed In France, VIII
BE Buried Win High iionOrs.

BISMAUCk, \ D. May 1.-AI-
bert Grass, last hereditary chicf of
the Sioux Indians, who was killed
in France early in the war, viii be
buried with Indian ceremonies at
Cannon Ban, Sioux county, next
week, The body was to reach Ho-
bokcu today,
The White Horse cavaliers. known
to the old Sioux as White Horse
riders famous organization will
have charge OF the ceremony aud
tribal customs of the burial of w.
chief will be observed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
=, Famous Brewers Are Cited.

AnGbNn.LAHOMA CITY. May THE
bas b'9 9user-Busch Brewing association
gs,o oeen cited to appear before the
~ corporation commission MAY
MAJ snow cause why IL has not
cerso % reports and paid an annual -
1916. W 'he commission since
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Bank Clerks Remember
Mothers in odd Wdy

Mothers OF First National bank
employees WIN he remembered un-
usually well today Mothers Day
an effort having been made TO get
every bank employee 10 remember
his mother in some manner on this
day. Those who live in Tulsa but
not with parents were requested 10
visit their mothers today send flow
ers or both. Those whose mothers
do not live in Tulsa We're requested
to write letters and send them bv
special delivery IN order that the
letters might be received today. An
effort TO make the bank 100 per cent
efficient in this respect is believed
| to have been successful
| STANLEY 4 MCUNE
Funeral directors. go $ Boulder. Phones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Going Away This
Summer?

If you are going to take vacation this summer
and undecided where to go, come to THE
WORLD office and let US give you literature con
corning the most wonderful vacation places in
America-folders and booklets describing all
classes Of resorts--mountain, fishing and seaside.
There is no charge for this literature, II is serv-
ice that THE WORLD renders its many friends
and readers.
Resort Department
TULSA WORLD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
LABOR EMBARGO
ON u. S. SHIPPING
English Transport Work
ers Balk at Handling
Of American Goods
STRIKE HERE IS CAUSE
Tugboat Engineers in Boston
Join Marine Workers and
Help Hinder Trade

LONDON, May THE Fed "a
ton OF Transport Workers tnda, ee.
FUSED To handle American sh..,.n,
because OF the American marine
strike.
WASiilNGTON, May ..--Scttle-
ment between the striking marine
workers and the United s;lltc6 ship.
ping hoard la nearer han Icncfplly
believed, Il developed today.
y Admiral Benson. for the shippiua
board, and the marine .rprcscn'a
tives have agreed on savnn rr eight
points presented as u basis for set
tlement, 1t was learned
Thc. one point pvrr which the
mitch ' In yesterdays conference
came is the question of extra com
pensation to make up to the men "A
cut In wages.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BERLIN, May Polish rebels
have invaded Koenigshuettc. Gfie-
witt and Nicolai, three important
towns in Upper Silcsia. and have al
ready inflicted more than 100 casn-
altles upon the Italian troops, who
have borne the brunt of the fight
ing on the allied side. according to
Information from Beuthen today.
The Poles were said TO be menacing
the Oppcln district, the seat of the
lnteralllod control commission
The allied troops, estimated at
more than 10000 men, are short Of
arms, but the Poles are wcll
equipped and In the past few days
have captured large amount Of
artillery from the Italian plebescite
troops.
HerJy fighting has occurred in the
region of Gross Strehlitz, where the
Poles attacked tho Italians with in
fantry and artillery.
The action Of Adelbcrt korfanty,
the Polish commissioner, in declar-
ing himself president Of the free
state OF Upper Silesia, has caused
much apprehension among the al
lies.
4 sensation was caused here by an
announcements by Herr Dominicus,
Prussian minister of interior, in the
Prusslan landtag. that a French Of
-ficer and French soldiers were cap
tured while assisting Polish insur-
gents to dynamite the Oppeln- Brfeg
railway.
It was reported from Oppeln that
General Martini, the Italian COM
mander, had addressed group OF
Upper Silesian refugees In that city
and bad announced that Italy has re. -.
queste ed the allies to allow the use or
German reichswehr troops in Upper
Silesla TO combat the Poles.
MANY German officials oppose the
use of the Reichswohr in Upper
silesia, saying 1t would be a mill
tary blundcr.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BEAUMONT. Texas, &ay -
Manned by a nonunion crew the
Lykes llnc ship Lake Slati put IN
here this morning for 4 cargo Of
1000 tons OF rye. Loading started
at once and the ship planned TO
leave tonight. Police are guarding
tho city wharf against possible
trouble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BOSTON, May 7---TufLunt cugi-
neerS joined the marine e.rika here
TO-DAY whm oW -rs attempted 10
llll the places OF striking fiiemcl.
Thc walkout for a tima Ted up all
lowing operations with the keep
ton OF municipal wore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
ITALIANS LOSS
IS THE BIGGEST
Polish Rebels Invade +:
More Towns in Out.
break in Silesia
POLISH ARMY IS 5000
lnter-Allied Officials Help.
less; Germans Angered at
Attitude of Poles
BN the Assorinted Press-

By the Associated Press
kREUZBERG, Silcsia, May T.
German reichswehr officers have as.
sumed control of the Kruezberg dis.
tricts, 1000 army rifles have been
ISSUED and guards thrown about the
town to defend II against a threat
ened attack by Poles who arc
camped in front OF Rosenberg The
Polish army is estimated at 5.000.
with several scores Of machine guns.
The inter-allied officials are help
less, the French troops having been
Withdrawn two days ago for service
at Rybnik.
Germans Inccnscd.
The German leaders have in
formed the inter-allied commission
that they have no intention Of at
tacking Rosenberg, but would con-
fine themselves to defensive ac-
tions. The entente representatives
have appealed to the Poles. In ad =
vance they were told that sooner
or later the Poles would occupy
Kruezberg, probably Sunday.
The Polish attitude incensed the
German leaders, who notified the
inter-allied commission that the
Germans would hold no conversa-
tions with the rebels and would not
agree to an exchange of prisoners,
but IL the Poles carried out their
threats to shoot German police, the
Germans would be forced to re-
prlsals against Polish prisoners
Men and boys with rifles, shot q
guns, revolVers, knives and axes hold
every village road between here and
Uppeln and submit strangers to q
minute examination.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

STANLEY MtINE
Funeral directors. go Bouldcr. Phone,
o. l5s: 1900 Ambulance service, ,--Adyl
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
CLEARED.

lFrom L. 5. Naval Communication Service.l
str Laneastrian (BD, Gittins. Liverpool
Str venusia CBr), Doyle. London via Port
land Me-cunard Steamship Co, Ltd.
str Adriatic .B9, Ransom. Southampton
via CherboGrg-White Star Line.
Str Stadsdyk Dutch, Braun, Rotterdam
Holland-America Line.
S;r Ansaldo sayoia ii lItal), Caneva,
Genoa Via lladelphla-NfcDonnell & Truda.
Str West Canpgaw. Perry, Yokohama,
Kobe. &c, via Panama Canal-Barber steam
Str Waller 4 Luclieaoach. Bronner Los
Angeles and San Francisco--Luekenbac
steamship Co.
Str Huron. NlcDorman. Iio Janeiro, Monte
yidco and Buenos Aires-Munson steamship
Str Borghnd (Nor). Nielsen, Rosario and
Santa Fe--Geo Heniesen. Inc.
chez &e-cyde steamship 20
Str w NJ Tupper. Browne. 81 Thomas st
croix, &c--clyde steamship Co.
str Agwlmoon Hubey, Port Lobos-New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
str Llmae. Henderson. Tampico-United
Str Newa dam, Folkenberg. Tampico-
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Kekoskee. Elsleben, Ttxpani-- -NlcAllis-
Str csrib. johnson. cienfuegos and Manza-
nnillo-New York and Cuba Mall Steamship
Str Lake Linden sader. AIatanzas and
Cardenas Steamship Line.
Str Leon XIII (SpJ, Moret, Havana and
Vera Cruz--Luis Llanso.
str Fort Hamilton (BrD, Mckenzie, Ham
uton, Bermudn--Furncss, Witty & Co.
Str City OF Montgomery. Hammond, Savan-
nah--Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Apache, Chichester, Charleston and
Jncksonyil lle---Clyde Steamship Co
Str Chcomico, Sencss, Norfolk-Barber
Steamship Lines. Inc.
str Southern (Br, Enos. Norfolk-compag-
ME Generate Transatianuque.
Str Bacchus (Fr). Kcdru. Portland, Me-
Three Star Line.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

, timore: Matoa, Portland, Me: Suffolk (Br).
wellington; Bay Wow. Boston; Coyerun, 40,
Teiesfora de Larrinaga (BC, Mancnester
for Galveston; Gloria de Larrinaga (br)'
Galveston for Naples.
Cleared 18th. strs Australia (Sw), Lyttle,
ton; Thetts (Br)s Nassau; scnr Chas N
Struven, Bermuda
Sailed 18th, strs Hermes lNor), Marseliiesi
Quaker CITY, Liverpool; Monmouth, Gias- nas
ter passed out Cape Henry; Carolina tsw),
Bremen; Caprera GtaD, Genoa; coeur
Aires sDs Roads Cfor orders) Monviso dtaD.
Philadelphia; ship Porto (Poro. oporto.
NEWPORT. RI, Jan i7--Arrived. tug Cheek
ISL and 74i. Boston Tor New York. having
exchanged with tug Wyoming off NoosAa.
PORTLAND, Q. Jan 1I-sailed' str West
Arrived i7th. str Kelberson Cputch). Rot
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Jan 1T-zArrived. strs
Paulsboro. Tampico; British Empire (Br),
Portsmouth, E Virginia, Mobile: Gulfstar.
Tampico; Perfection. do; British Holly (Br)'
Arrived 18th. strs winamac (Br). Rotter-
dam; Pennsylvania, New York
Sailed 18th, strs Ourai (Bels). Tampico;
sqn sadd phiasfpsa isip strs AsMsf ramnpSo R
diolene Qrr), Marseilles; NJ Guffey, Gal
weston.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan is-Arrived. str
Sailed 18th. str Iddlesleigh (Br), Palermo.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan 16-Arrived;
Moselem, Boston; Valley Forge, towing
barges Cohansey. from Boston. Cleona and
Barry. from Portland.
&C, via New York; tug Liberty.
Cleared 18th. strs Canadian Adventurer
(Br). Norfolk and Newport Newsi Daven-
port, Rio Janeiro via Baltimore: Svartfond
(Norl, Havana; J O Donncl. Port Lobos.
Sailed 18th, strs Rochest Texas City;
Sunoil, Port Lobos City OF irbury. Havre.
Sailed 18th, str sunoi, Port I.obos.
Passed down Marcus Hook 18th. tugs Ged-
ney, towing barges Cohansey. for Boston, and
towing barges Phoenix, for Searsport. Gle
ona. for Portland. and Yardley, for Boston
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 1sti. 2;s5
tug sailed seaward at 3:25 PM).
Passed out 1Tih: $40 Pm. strs Firmoree,
Lake sunapee. ciayTnont. Del, for New York.
Sailed 18th. S:35 AM. schr j X Mitchell
(from New York;. Newport News.
eye State. from Baltimore (supposed on trial
trip Wind n, 90 miles; clear rough sea.
PORTLAND, Ne. Jan II-Arrived. schr
lean. Bath, towing barges Texaco Nos III
and 172, for New York.
Arrived 18th. str Cornishman (Br). Avon
Sailed 10th, schr John Bracewell. Machias;
:, PROVIDENCE, RI. Jan le-sailed. str
Sailed i7th. str Pope. Norfolk
Sailed 10Th, strs Howard. Norfolk Braga
(FD, Azores and Piraeus; Sunshine, Tam
plco
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan i7-Arrved,
strs Hawarden. London. &C; Depere. Talca-
huano, &c; Edgemoor, Manila.
Arrived 18th, str Lurllne. Honolulu.
Sailed 18th. str Stanley Dollar, Sydney,
NsW.
Sailed 18th. str Calcutta Maru (Jap). from
New York for Kobe.
SEATTLE, Wash. Jan IS-Arrived. str
Ohoan, San Francisco.
Arrived 10th, str West Coyote. United
Kingdom.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan 1s-Arrived. str Bal
sam. Aarhuus.
Sailed 18th, s,rs City OF Savannah, New
York; Point Judith, Baltimore; Nantucket,
Philadelphia.
TAMPA. Fla, Jan 1s--Sailed, ctr 6ity OF
Rayvile, Savannah.
WILMINGTON, NC. prior 10 Jan 16,h-
Arrived. schr kennebunk. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BAY OF ISLANDS, NJ. Jan 5-Sailed pre-
viously schr Evelyn Miller (Br), New York
BERMUDA, Jan 10-Arrived. strs Caraquet
(Br). Halifax for Barbados &C land sailed
12th); SAINT Andrea (ItaD, Genoa for Sand
Key Qor coaD 18TH. Bsrga (Nor). Ham
burg for New York (for coal and provis-
ions); Cephalonia (Greek). 'Civita Vecchia,
&C: 18th. Calvert, Algiers for Hampton
Roads (for proyisions).
Arrived 10th, str Telesfora de Larrinaga
(Hr), Manchester for Galveston (for coaD.
Sailed 10th, str Avondale, Mexico; 11th,
schr Whiteway (Brl. Norfolk; 12th. strs
Santa Rita (Gerl, Fayal (in tow) 18th.
Aledo. New orieshs; schr westway tBr) !.
--; 18th. str Canadier tBr). Hampton
Roads.
CALLAo, Jan 11--sailed. motor Pacific
(Sw), Valparaiso.
CHAMPERICo. Jan 11-Sailed. str Point
Adams. San Francisco.
CHANGE ISLANDS. NF, Jan 5-sailed
previously. schr General Byng (Br), Gibral-
tar (for orders).
HALIFAXX, Jan 12--Arrived str Canadian
River (Br), Glasgow.
uRAEUS. Jan 6--Arrived previously, str
Pasria (Nor). st Johns via Alicante.
PORT UNION. Jan 6--Arrived previously.
schr- Mollie Fearn (Br). st Johns Ito load
IS ST JOINS JOHNS, Nr. Jan 7--salled previously,
Zinck (Br). Kingston sth, Queenie Z (Br),
Arrived 18th, str Canadian sapper CBD.
Halifax.
In port 9TH. schr Energi lDan). for Spain,
ST JOHN, NIB, Jan 15-Saied. str AslSe-
ladden (Nor). Kinsale for orders mot as
beforc).
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Guimba. Philadelphia for Glasgow, was
reported disabled Off Wilmington i7ih
Str Audmulr CBr). Baltimore for savona.
was reported 18th IN lat IS 80. lon Gg with
circulating pump broken auxiliary pumn
being used; vessel reported returning 10
New York.
BOSTON. Jan fs-Tug Lehigh. with barros
Ioi, Searsport for Perth Amb0y. and Wacca-
NAV, Belfast for Portsmouth,. parted from
latter barge AM yesterday = miles sE az
Cape Elizabeth lishiship IN gale. after an
oil day search the tug returned to Portland
~ PM without being able to find trace of
barge cutter Ossippee also went ont lu
search OF barge, but last reports failed 10
locate her; search resumed this morning.
coNsrANTINoPLE. Jan io--str Evergreen
City. from New York, has one blade Of pro-
peller broken.
CHATHAM. Mass, Jan 1s-str J II
Devereux, for Boston. has been anchored on
Pollock RIP siuo since Sunday hight; may
possibly have engine trouble.--Wlnd NV
strong breeze; snow squalls.
HALIFAX. Ns Jan is-Twelvc days and
~ hours from Cherbourg. atr saxonia O}D
arrived here to-day after one Of the Storm
lest passages shc has ever had across the
Atlantic. At times tho wind was SO strong
ihat she was unable To- make any progress.
Shc sailed Tonight for Now YORK after coal
Ing.
Richard tBr and Ludwig Oip, an hofore
reported wrecked. arrived here To-day on ctr
saXonia lBD. from London.
HIGHLAND LIGHT. Mass. Ian fS-Tug
WNomluBs lNWluA NNIAfH tNa anu ti@t from
Perth Amhoy for Boston. ani 1N7. for Rock
land. havc been anchored N Nau7et since
yesterday morning and This morning steamed
south either TO anchor under Bass River or
TO continue on 90 Vineyard Haven.
KEY WEST. Fla. san tT--Motor schr
Worden (Nlc), from Philadelphia for From
terra, has arrived here with damaged ma.
chinery.
fsth-schr Granville r Bacon, From, Gulf
port for Macoris, has arrived here to-day
with loss OF forestay and forostaysail
LONDON. Jan t7--str Defiance. from Bal
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

| timore via Hamburg for Bremen, Is In dis
tress near Norderney lightEhip; starboard
turbine damaged; vessel leaky; assistance
has been sent.
Str Henry r Mallory has arrived at AL
giers damaged by heavy weather; Is repair
Ing.
isth--Motor Siam (Dan), from Copenhagen
for San Francisco. has arrived at Colon with
No ballast tank leaky and biigo pipes
broken; repairing there.
Str Decatur Bridge Is off Leixoes with loss
OF two blades OF propeller; proceeding to
Lisbon under her own steam; tugs In attend
ance. r-s
Str Knoxville from Galveston for Bremen,
has been towed into Falmouth with boiler
tubes leaking and circulating pump damaged
or out of order.
PORTSMOUTH, Il, Jan 14-Str vittorio
Emmanuele III, New Orleans for Antwerp,
which towed disabled str Victorious in here,
proceeded to-day for destination.
QUARANTINE. Jan is. 1850 PM-Tank str
John M Connolly Con trial trip) passing in.
returning, displays two black balls In
rigging; there are two Moran tugs with her.
RIO JANEIRO, Jan 17-The crew OF ship
Ekelund (Nor). before reported abandoned
on fire, arrived hero to-day on board str
Delfina, from New York.
TOXIC, Jan 1S-The ce breaker Baikall.
which was blown out OF the harbor OF Alex
androvsk. Siberia. during a storm on Dec 0,
has been rescued.
TACOMA, Wash. Jan 1S-Str Santa Alicia
OF the Grace Line. bound for South Ameri-
can ports, arrived here to-day In leaking
condition. having been caught In storm off
Cape flattery Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

Lake Fisher 81s sW Hatteras noon nth.
Lake Fondulac PAS Hatteras noon nth.
Lake Fraichur $50 Sw New Orleans noon
Lake Licoco 1873 sw South Pass noon iTth.
Lake Pickaway 97 Galveston noon 1Ith.
Lehibh Sc Hatteras noon nth.
Liberty Mlnquas 1875 Delaware Breakwater
LisonieF iio wNw Tortugas noon l7th.
Maiden Greek 10 II Key West noon 18th.
Mangore 20 SIC Cape Henry noon 18th.
Mariana lat 80 30. lon Il 06 noon 18th.
Maui $40 from Honolulu PM 18th.
McKeesport $50 Il Ambrose noon nth
Merlden 1 l.5s6 s San Pedro noon 18th.
Mexicano 200 Galveston noon 17th.
Mexico 2i4 Hatteras noon nth.
Miller County q So Cape Cod noon 18th.
Mineola 103 $ Hatteras noon nth.
Momus 297 Jupiter noon nth.
Montgomery 20 SsE Hatteras noon nth.
Montroso IS EsE Tortugas noon nth.
Moosehausic 30 from Cape Henry noon 18th.
Newton AZ Z Of Fire island noon 18th.
Norman Bridge 396 w Sand Key noon 18th.
Ossa lit E Ambrose noon 18th.
Ohio lat 3S 10. Ion 65 3S noon nth.
overbrook - s Five Fathom noon 18th.
Paraguay 1ls Z Trinity Shoals noon nth.
Pagasset lat SO 13. lon GA 80 noon 18th.
Pastores 34l u Havana noon 10th.
PsnnsHs 2Sf ssM M Ssss9E moon Doon ih
Phoenix 1853 w Sand Key noon 18th.
Pipestone County 45S sU Hatteras noon
Ponce so. y San Juan noon 18TH
Portola Plumas SO Winter Quarter noon
lStn.
Princeton 100 e Tampico noon 18th.
Quaker City As e Cape Henry noon 18th.
Rayo 20 w Tortugas noon 18th
Reaper 16f w Sand Key noon 18th.
Regulus 80 Z Cape Canaveral noon 18th.
Republic ITO Cape Maisi noon 18th.
NJ Spauldng 100 s Nantucket noon 18th.
Salem County 291 y Jupiter noon nth
San Mateo 465 Colon noon 18th.
Santa Elisa s41 S Balboa noon 10th.
Santa Veronica 10 NE Havana noon 18th.
Saramacca 316 Ambrose noon 17th.
Seminole 200 ESE Hatteras noon 17th.
Sharon 100 from Cape Henry noon 1Tth.
Socony Hatteras noon 1Tth.
st Anthony $50 T. Cape Cod PM 1Ith.
Standard 102 T. Lobos Island noon 18th.
Standard Arrow 463 from San Francisco
PM 10th.
Steel Voyager 754 from San Francisco PM
18th.
sucrosa 2s4 L Sabine noon t7th.
Sudbury s02 from San Pedro PM 10th.
Sun 165 " Sabine bar noon nth.
Sunshine $50 Montauk Point noon 18Th
Tairoa 100 5 Cape Mala noon 17th
Tanca rville 420 NE Tampico noon 18th.
Trtmountain 80 II by Cape Henry noon
18th.
Turrialba 01S Ambrose noon nth
Vacuum 100 SW Hatteras noon 18th.
W B Keene AS S Cape Henry noon 18th.
Wacouta 81 w Havana noon 18th
Watertown 2I7 Ambrose noon 18th.
West Apaum $50 SW Hatteras noon 18th.
West Ashawa 345 4 Cape Henry noon 18th.
West Camargo 40 from Honolulu PM 10TH
West Henshaw '2.4i2 from San Francisco
PM 18TH
West Nivaria $40 from Portland PM 10th
West Notus 500 \ Balboa noon 1Ith.
West Togus so N Overfalls l. noon 18th.
Wico 900 Hatteras noon 18th.
William Green 210 e Tamplco noon 18th.
William IL Doheny 420 w Sand Key noon
nth.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
All THURSDAY.


for New York. Is expected To docl, AT foot Of
9TH ST. Hoboken, Wednesday afternoon.
Str SaXonia (Brl. London. &c. for New
York. IL expected 90 dock NJ pier 90, North
River, Friday morning.
Str Megali Hellas (GrcelO. Piraeus for
New York, Is expected to dock AZ pier -,
brooklyn. about Wednesday afternoon.
Str New Rochelle, Danzig for New York,
Is expected TO dock az pier !. Army Base,
brooklyn. "Wednesday morning. F4A
Str Megantic tBr), Liverpool for New York,
Is expected 10 dock az pier IS, North River.
Wednesday afternoon.
Str iceland (Brl. Antwerp for New YORK,
is expected TO dock AT pier 6l, North River.
Wednesday afternoon.
Str Nedic (Br), Liverpool for New York, is
expected 10 dock at pier 5S, North River,
about noon Thursday.
Str Dante Alighieri (ItaD. Genoa, &c. for
New York is expected TO dock at pier %,
North River about noon Thursday.
Str Mongolia, Hamburg for New York. is
expected to dock nj pier 80. North River,
Thursday morning.
str Cayo MamDi. Manzanilio, &c, for New
York. was sGl miles 5 OF Ambrose Channel
noon 1arh.
Str Achilles. Colon for Norfolk. was 737
miles 5 of Cape Henry noon l7tli.
Str Niobe. Baton Rouge for Antwerp. was
$50 miles EsE OF Nantucket at midnight
18th.
str wm y Page. savona FOR Norfolk. IS
due at Norfolk @ist.
Str Havcrford (Br). Liverpool for Phila-
delphia. was i,2i7 miles OF Delaware
Brcakwater noon 18th Expects TO arrive
at the Breakwater noon Saturday.
Str Eastwind, from Cape Town. &c. ex-
poets TO reach Boston Thursday.
Str Norliua, Lisbon for Marcus Hook, was
200 miles r OF Cape Henlopen noon 18th.
Str Vacuum. Tamp:co for Paulsboro, was
Ga mileA y Diamond Shoals noon 18th.