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The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
Horemans Likely to Force
Hoppe to Limit, Says Edgren

that has to. travel two feet farther
to land.
Square Deal for LewlA.
There's no reason why STRANGER
Lewis" shouldn't do as well without
using any torture, hold, providing
no other wrestler can use torture
holds against him. Lewis is one of
the most powerful mat men seen
since Hackenschmidt was in his
prime. When he won the cham.
pionship from Stecher he was in
perfect condition. His wife built
him a $4,000 gymnasium on her
ranch near San Jose, Cal, and he
trained there all summer, working
on the ranch. swimming and wresr-
ling in the gymnasium.
When the Yanks' new three
decker stadium is built 1t will be a
great place for the Army NAVY
football game. In 1920 the Polo
Grounds were packed tight with
$4,000 people when West Point me,
Annapolis. There were more than
100000 applications for tickets.
Being able to seat $4,000 will re-
lieve' the crush a little. But what
New York will undoubtedly have A,
some time In the future is a stadium
that will seat the whole 200. Ooo.
By that time there'n probably be
demand for twice that number OF
seats.
James z. Sullivan, who did q,
much for amateur sport during his
time as head of the A. A. u. used
to tell me his great ambition was 20
have built a stadium in Central
Park to seat 100000 people, where
the Olympic games and other great
International contests could be held
Inat would be project worthy of
Americas biggest city
Copyright. 1871. By Bell Syndicate. Ipe.)
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
HUB TERRIER CLUB
BACKS BENCH SHOW

When the Washington Boston
Terrier Club stages its first bench
show next Monday in the grill room
Of the wardman Park Hotel, one
entrant will have come all the vay
from Dallas. Tex. to show his
points against a big field. A. c.
Wilson, of the Texas metropolis.
has entered his Boston terrier IN
the show, the first speciality show
of the newly-organized club.
Entries have been received from
Atlanta, Detroit, Chicago. Boston,
Pittsburgh. Providence. New York
and Philadelphia. Seventy-fve To-
cal entries have been checked up
by the committee with more than
that number coming from out Of
town. The largest collection OF
champions ever gathered at one
show will be on exhibition.
Charles X. Mower. of Burlington.
VT, assisted by Dr. W. p. Collins.
of this city. will act as judge.
Prizes totaling more than $500
have been offered the various class
winners and society circles have
voted to attend the show in a body.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28

a simple spoon shot than 10 press
with an iron.
Only think of the use that Walter
). Travis has made of a putter
where he had used IL well OF the
green and even out Of certain bunk
ers. 1t isn't always necessary 10
wait until the ball rests upon the
green before the putter is lifted
from the bag. Hilton frequently
astonished his American opponents
oy using a spoon from distances
only 40 yards in length. He pre-
terred TO hit a simple spoon shot
than take lustier wallop with an
iron. And no man can handI. a
spoon with any deadlier effect, be-
cause Hilton doesn't restrict its use
TO any one set distance.
(Copyrtht, 1871, New York Tribune, Incl
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
BAKER UNAPPRISED
OF Sale, HESAYS
New York Manager Has Not
Told Home-Run HiEer of
Sale, as Yet.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 27.-If Home
Run Frank Baker has been sold To
Washington by the Yankees, he does
not know of 1t. Baker said TODAY
that he had not been apprized of
any such sale, and furthermore he
added that If any such deal was
contemplated he would certainly
have been taken into the conf
dence of Miller Higgins.
Frank says that If he plays at all
this season he will get with a team
that Is near his home at Trappe,
Nd, and which he can reach in a
few hours ride. When asked IL he
would pay with washington or any
other big league club this year, Ba-
ker replied: 81 really have not de-
cided as yet. Washington is all
right, and If 7 dcide to play any
and IL I have been sold to Grif-
fth's team, / will be glad to help
him out Anyhow. IL / play. you
can bet i will put forth my best
work in order to pull any team that
1 am on. up to the top of the race"
Baker would be a valuable aid to
the Washington club, and the one
thing now is for Griffith to get
busy with the home-run boy and
show him tn way to tn Capital
City. Bakr will be mighty hard
to convince that he ought to play
big league ball this year. for he is
devoted to his home and family,
and it is believed that it will take a
big sum of money. with a few con-
cessions about visiting his home at
least once a week while playing at
home or near home. to persuade
him to sign up with Washington.
OF course the. money for the player
will not be turned over to Higgins
until Baker signs up and reports,
and it is understood that Huggins
realizes the fact that Baker would
not report to any team this year,
when he gave Griffith leeway to
deal with the player, after the sale.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
OFFER WILSON BIG
PURSE FOR BATTLE
Promoters Trying to Match
Middle-weight Champ With
Battling Ortega.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The Com
merce Club. of Los Angeles, has
made an offer of $4,000 IL Johnny
Wilson will meet Battling Ortega at
one of the New York clubs for If
teen rounds. The Pioneer Club has
Ortega signed for a match with
Frank Carbone for next Friday
night.
Charley Doesserack, the match
maker at the Pioneer, on learning
of the Commerce Clubs offer for
Wilson Immediately agreed to add
$500 IL Wilson will agree to fight
Ortega at the Pioneer Club for fif-
teen rounds.
The joint offer is the first genuine
cash inducement that has been ten
dered Wilson since he won the title
from O'Dowd.
Four big grapplers will appear
tomorrow night at the Seventy-first
Regiment armory, each with the de-
termination to score a victory with
the fond hope of eventually obtain
ing chance for the worlds cham
pionship. The quaret is composed
of Stanislaus Zbyszko, the mighty
Pole. who will wrestle Charles Pet
er, the Nebraska sheriff, and Armas
Laitine. the Finnish champion, who
will tackle joan Pesek. the Western
star.
These two matches will be fought
to a finish and victory means that
the winners will eventually secure
a match with stranger" Lewis.
Jimmy Kelly, the Bronx welter-
weight, will have a difficult task on
his hands when he meets Phil
Bloom, of Brooklyn, in one of the
four .twelve-round bouts at Madi-
son Square Garden next Wednesday
night. Kelly. however. believes that
Bloom will merely serve as step
ping stone to his climb on the cham
ship ladder. Midget Smith is in
training for his contest with X o.
Joe O'Donnell, of Philadelphia, on
the same night Charley Beecher
will meet Dick Loadman. of Buffalo.
while Johnn Buff. the Jersey City
will clash with frankie
Daily, of Staten Island. :.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
Havana Entries.

First R.ee-Four furlongs: g
year-old maidens: claiming; purse
s70o-'Navisco, 1903; 'Flaxy MAY.
los: Acosts- los; JUstina f., los:
costello. 10s; Col. Tex, III: Bitter
Biting, ll3; Hyeres, 1l3; King B..
11s
second Receive and one-hslf
furlongs; 3-yesr-olds: claiming:
purse s7Oo-'Perplexity. 81: 'Ra-
wanna, 100: 'Kings Belle, 100: Dis
turbance. l05: Little Dear. IO7: sShy
Ann. 1o7; Automatic Red. llo: jose
phine X. liz; George w, II2; Ex-
pertinent, 1l2
Third Rsce-Five and one-hslr
furlongs: 4-year-olds and up: claim
ing: purse s7OO-'Jake Field, Ios:
'Miss Wright. 1o3; 'Jusnita III.
1o3; 'Twenty-seven. 1o3; 'Drifield.
1OS: Bounding Through. IO3: b. A.
Jones. lO5: 'Hatrack. 105: Sain Rose.
LOG: Bibbler. loe; 'Sinn Feiner, los:
Superior, 10.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs: g.
year-olds and up; claiming handi-
cap; purse sso0-saPolar Cub. es:
aosgood. lOl; The Belgian IL 1Os:
Darnley, lO6: Helen Atkin, 1Os. a.
Doyle Entry.
FIFTH Race-Five and one-half
furlongs: 4-yesr-olds and up: claim
ing; purse s7o0-'AEurita. 1O1; Lu-
Gle May. lo6; 'Bread Line, lO3: cor
leans Girl, los; Presumption. los:
Second Cousin, los; 'Sureget, 1lo:
douglas Fairbanks, ITO; Clark NJ,
1lo; Mugivan, III; Stsrksder. IFS:
Top Rung, lis.
sixth Rsce-Mile and one-six-
teenth; t-year-olds and up: claim
ing; purse s70o-'Dewitt. IS; sLe-
nora p, IS; 'Semper Stalwart. 100:
'Bianca, 100; Emma J., 1O1; my
Ada, 103; sChimera, l0l: sDuke Ruff.
1o3; First Consul, los.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
ARROWS AND C. U.
= FRESH TO BATTLE

The Arrow basketball quint : of
Central. .'Y" are already for their
game with the Catholic University
freshmen. which is scheduled to take
place on the local "Y" court on Sat
urday of this week. The Arrow
.quint was recently defeated by the
freshmen aggregation on the c. u.
court. but Manager QUAINT. of the
Arrow team, claims that he was un-
able to present his strongest line
up because of the short notice that
he, had of the game at that time.
The Arrow reserve team will ap-
pear in preliminary game against
one of the Districts fastest COM
binations of their class.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
Made $4,000 Offer; Wait
For Reply" Griffith Wires
lcol Jacob Rupert Ayers That Slugger VIII
Train With Yanks, But Dope Is that
Criff VIII Land Him.
By JACK NYE.

When Mr. Baseball Bug hits the hay evening with nothing
particular his mind and awakes the morning to begin talk
pennan without halt it's something
Is doing in the realm of swat
News Franklin Baker former king of the homun htters.
price from the Yankees play third
base for the Nationals however enough to cause the most cynical
fan enhuse a bit
Coming appeared that negotiations for the Trappe
appeared deal something like bombshen
falling city big SURPRISE but the best
planned With Baker fill the
gap swing his big bat the pnches
things look far from gloomy boys this
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
QUINCYS TO FORCE
TIGERS TO LIMIT

The Tigers, according to advance
information. are in for a hard con-
test tomorrow night at Epiphany,
when they go against the Quincy
A. C., contenders for the junior Dis
trict championship. The manager
of the Quincy quint,, realizing that
the team that met defeat at the
hands Of the Tigers of Carroll Insti-
tute. was not quite strong enough.
has gone out and engaged the serv-
ices of several high school stars
The Tigers will stand pat on the lads
who have been playing together all
season, and feel assured that they
can again trim the Quincy lads.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
To Hold Baseball Meeting.

The Yankee A. c. nine. conten-
ders Of last years championship Of
the Junior series of the District.
have reorganized for the season and
will hold a meeting Tuesday night
at their temporary clubhouse. ses
Fourteenth street northwest. At
this meeting officers will b. elected.
New uniforms will be secured this
year. All members Of last years team
are requested to report Any new
members wishing to Join are alse
requested to be on hand
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
YANKS TO TRY OUT.
p. STATE HURLER

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Feb. If
f. T. Grsmley. star hurler on last
years Penn State nine, left here to-
day for Shreveport, La. where he
will report for a tryout with the
New York Yankees. Grsmley won
eleven straight games last spring
and was undefeated. Included in his
victories were four shttouts Al
though he is just past 81 the young
ster possesses a cool head and is
never ratified under fire.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
Renrocks Meet Tonight.

The Renrock A. c. baseball squad
will hold an organization meeting
tonight in Ingram gymnasium at s
o'clock. Manager Falls asks all can
lidates to report
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28

that has to. travel two feet farther
t0 land
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Str Ulua (Br). Towel. Havana, Crlstobal
and Port Liinon-Unlted Fruit Co.
Str Camden. Hansen, Tampico-United
Fruit Co.
Str Pannonia CBr). Marshall. Havana, Cor
runa, &c-Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd
Str RoYuma CFr), De Launey, Port Ar
thur-Compagnle Generate Transatlantique.
Str w II Libby. Thompson. Texas City,
TeN-Robert l. Hague.
Str Lenape. Kemble, Charleston and Jack
sonvllle-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Penmount (Br). Lane, NorfolA-Fur-
ness, Witty & Co.
Str Lake Stirling, whitehurst Richmond,
V&-Richmond and New York Steamship co.
Str Stanley Dollar. McClements, Baltimore
Dollar Steamship Lines.
Str Monadnock (Br), Dickinson (from
fayre and Bordeaux). Philadelphia-Com-
pagn!e Generate Trsnsatlantlaue.
Str Venus II eNor). Drotseth, ST Johns via
Newarli--W & s JOB < Co.
Str Norwslk, crowel. Boston-Eastern
Steamship Co.
schr Abbe stubbz. Peabody, Perth Am
boy-Sexton & Bryant.
+ schr Theollne. Dsgdon, summerside, PEI
Crowell & Thurlow.
Tug Gypsum King. Miller, Spencers Island.
NS--J + Whitney Co.
Barge Bristol (Br), Morwick spencers ISL
and, NS-J + Whitney & Co.
Barge Wildwood (Br), Burgers, Spencers
Island. NS-J II Whitney Co.
Barge Glooscap, Macumber, Windsor, Ms
] r Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Liberty Minouas, Fall River for Palo
Bianco, before reported, returned to Key
West for repairs to main circulating pump.
Str Deranof. Hamburg for Philadelphia. re-
ported on May "a that her steering gear was
disabled. but she was proceeding on her
voyage.
Str Phoenix Bridge, New Orleans for Bar
celona, reported Oh May 81 3S1 miles
west of Gibraltar in tow of str Eastern
Light, with boilers disabled. The Phoenix
Bridge arrived at Gibraltar June ].
Str Invincibe OF tho Cosmopolitan Steam
ship Co, second of the electrically propelled
cargo carriers being equipped for the u S
Shipping Board. doclsed at pier 9, Bayonne,
yesterday morning. completing her first ocean
voyage 20 and from Rotterdam, 1900 miles,
at an average speed of 1896 knots.
BREMEN, June 3-Str Bayern, the Ham
burg American Lines new 1000 ton freight
steamer. was launched In the Vulcan ship
yards here to-day. DR.. Won Kahr. the
BavaIian Minister, christened the vessel.
COPENHAGEN May 24-Str Indiana
Bridge, Danzlg for New York. arrived here
yesterday after grounding near Aarhuus. and
has gone TO shipyard for repairs.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June 3-Schr Wal
than. hence May so for Philadelphia. put
back leaking badly, having experienced heavy
weather; Will probably have TO haul out and
caulk.
LONDON, June 2--Str Mount Rainier. at
Santa Fe loading cargo of quebracho. took
fire in port and IS still burning; she will
probably be a total loss. She has part OF her
outward cargo on board.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

[From L. S. Naval Communication Servioe.1
Str Manx Isles (Br), Parsell, Liverpool-C
d Mallory Co, Inc.
Str Welshman (Br), Richardson, Liver
pool--White Star Line.
Str Livingston Roe. Nightingale. Nyborg
and Stockholm-Robert l. Hague.
Ctr Nieuw Amsterdam tDutchl, Ven den
Euevel, Rotterdam via Plymouth and Bou-
Observation-Disclosures Line.
Str Western Glen. LeerbeTG, Rotterdam
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Str Eastern Dawn. Sorenson. Rotterdam
via Baltimore-Black Diamond Steamship
Corporation.
Str American. Mackay. Hamburs--Unlted
American Lines. Inc.
Str Oropesa tBr), Brecht, Cherbourg and
Southampton-Sanderscn Son.
Str Lafayette Fr). Brevst, Havre-Com-
pagnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str Roussillon tF'). Lehuede, Nigo and
Havre-Compagnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str pesaro UtaD. Bertoltni, Gsnoa-i'ur-
Str Dryden, Lane, Yokohama. Kobe, &c.
via Norfolk and Panama Canal-Barber
Steamship Lines. Inc.
Str West Hepburn, Greenwood, Auckland.
wellington. &c--United States and Austrsl-
asia Lines. Inc.
Str CuNelio (Braz). Rels. Pernambuco.
Bahia, &c--Lloyd Brazileiro.
Str Thode Fagelund (Nor). Torgensen.
Ceara. Rio Janeiro. &c-Kerr Steamship Co.
Inc.
Str Steel Worker, Kit. Vancouver via San
Diego &c--Iethmian Steamship Lines.
Str Glendola. Smith, Manopia, Guayabal,
&c-Atlantic Fruit Co.
str General W G Gorgas. Corning. Port au
Prince and Crlstobal-Panema Railroad
steamship Line.
str Hebe (nutch). De Bas, Cape Haytl
Port dc Psix, &c-Funch. Edye q Cs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

bor. Boca Grande; Clement smith. Port Lo-
bos Juniaia, Baltimore and Norfolk on.
crsigrownie, do North Land. New York;
schrs Atlantic Coast. Norfolk; Mary n DIE
bold do; Luther Little. do; Edward Treyoy,
dence; tugs suam,co. New York. towing
R?'s nShe as Tor shss
roIfland!; catawissa. Ih.ladelpada. tgainE
for Portland; Alert. New London CO re-
turn with barge sharon): Georges Greek,
towing bari barge Annie. ,5 Lambert Point nett
Salem); Eugene Hughes. New York. towing
barges Hughes Bros and Lake Huron CAST
Cleared Sd, schrs Swan CBr). BeIlfveau
Cove; Charlotte 8, Parrsboro.
Sailed I'd, strs J n Devereaux. Ph1fadel-
iBo. Yarmouth Lady of Gasps Br>. Hall
fax and st Johns. NF; Pm, Bessie Dollar
(Br). New York: Walter D Noyes, Newport
Sailed 80, strs KaIomo CBr), New York Cat
10 AND; Newton. sewalls Point; schrs Erwin
J Luce. yinalhaysn: Ellen Idftle, .Waltcn;
Manopla W II waters Br). Two Rivers;
tugs Roger Williams. New York, towing
barges Dunnnore (from Portland). Troy (from
Newburyport), Scranton (from Gloucester).
Beechwood and Hawthorne; Catawissa, from
Philadelphia. towing barge PottstOwn. for
lioss, Roclsport Socony 2. towing barge So
cony No SO, Providence; Watuppa. supposed
Fall River.
In port Sd. ctr Pocahontas, for Naples and
Genoa (s expected to sail to-nisht) wind
at Highland Light. SW, 20 miles: clear:
smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md. June 3-Arrived. ssrs
Collingsworth. Philadelphia; Putney (Br),
Manchester.
Cleared I'd. strs Lake Treba, Porto Rico;
Emilia UtaD, Gibraltar (for orders); ST
Stephen (Br). Dublin: Carenco. Liverpool and
Dublin; Ionia (Greek, Queenstown; PAIL
sades, Venice.
Sailed I'd. str Petersham CBr), Dublin.
Sailed Sd. strs Lake Elon, San Juan; Scyth-
ian (Br), London and Antwerp via Norfolk:
Clavarack. Mobile. Ala
BRUNSWICK, Ga, June 3-Arrived, str
Cotopaxi, the West indies.
Maiden Creek Manchester: Hinshoroush
County. Mediterranean; Apache. New York.
CONTINUED OK PAGE FouRTEEND
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
ARRIVED.

Str san Giorsio TtaD. Naples May 20. 10
the 1talia-Americs Line. with 10 cabin and
Went 70 pier 90. Nortii River
Str Gugiielmo Peirce ItaD. Naples. 20
Peirce Brothers. with passengers and mdse.
Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Princess Aiatoika Naples via Boston,
70 the United States Mail Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Anchored In
QrnrH fltfne
str Liberty Land. Liverpool May 10. to the
Italian Star Line. with rndse. Went TO Mar
tins dock. Staten Island.
s:r Mahopac (Br). Liverpool May II. 70
in Quarantine.
str virgiiia C5r). London and Rotterdam.
20 the CunaEd steamship Co, with mdse.
Anchored IN Quarantine.
Str 1nvincible. Rotterdam May 20. 20 the
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with ndss. Went
ctr Consort, Bordeaux May 20, to the Cos
rncpolitan Shipping Co. with mdse Went 10
pier 2, doboken.
Str Orient, AgiorS May 20, 10 the Oriental
Navigation Co, IN ballast
Str Aklta Maru CJsp), Kobe March :. Moji
18TH. Hong Kong gath, Sourabsya April y,
Nav IS, 10 ' the Sippn 5SS0 Yussa aS Ksisha With
rndse. wen. TO pier 20. clifton, sI.
Str Camoens OBJ, Buepos Alres MAY p
RIO Jsnelro fIth and Trinidad 2Tth, 90 Lam
port q Holt, with 10 passengers. mails and
rncse Went 10 pier ~ Hobohen.
str Sundance. Buenos Aires April 81.
Geiphie June 2. to the New York ard Cubs
lsau Steamship Co. with rdse Anchored
STR ssusns. Santos. 70 Moore & Mccor-
mack. WITH mdsc. Wen, 20 foot OF 33d
street, Brooklyn.
str shamrock. ssaios MAY 10 and S.
Brazil 6teemship Line. with coffee Went 90
Sew York Dctk Cos pier Il. Brooklyn
Str Anne.ta. narscoa NAV 20, 20 the -
"a, East River
str y prale .ocos MAY a, q Robsrt i
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

City OF Spokane no w Seattle PM sist
Clement Smith passed Cape Cod 40 AM Sd.
Coastwise passed Nantucket AM Cd.
Comus % n Hatteras I'd
Concho i4S $ Scotland l. Sd.
Continental Bridge 81 NE by Jupiter I'd.
Gurrter no y Jupiter "a
Delco 232 = Ambrose cd.
Dirgo 375 Hetteras Cd.
W Sinclair l25 from Jacksonville 2d.
Eastern Merchant .a69 y Ambrose I'd.
Efina 1918 Ambrose "a.
Fl Dorado l07 W Havana Cd
Ethan Allen lat 30 ~ Ion Sc 40 I'd.
Eugene r Thayer 10 5 Carysfort I'd
tlestco 40 ENE Charleston I'd.
Fred W Weller SIS Z Sand Key I'd
Great Falls iS5 \ Jupiter 2d.
GGlfstream 195 aW Hatteras 20
Henry S Grove az Balboa Cd.
Holmia passed Nantucket : 80 AM Sd
Honolulu l5 Me- Hatteras "a.
HowicG Hall / 700 w San Francisco PM
3ist.
IYnsy s,sis W San Francisco PM 3lst.
Iroouois anchored az TurSs Island I'd.
A NkStwlck 100 S Hatteras I'd.
Joha . Rockefeller a24 s Hatteras I'd.
JonanGy SW Block Island Sd
josiah aIacy l33 sW Hatteras I'd.
Joseph Seep l45 S Ambrose Sd.
Kekoskee Y Sand Key ID.
Lahorer (tug) 80 Sw Hatteras I'd.
Lake Ellersile lat 80 0S. ION " - I'd.
Lake Fillmore rs sW Hetteras I'd.
Lnnae 20 w Matansas I'd
NJ f Elliott 81 Z Sand Key Cd.
Maiden Greek SO S Charleston "a.
Msaea l.s5i Sqn s8, francisco |, g PM aist
Mayari passed Nantucket PM ID.
Meirose paesed Nantucket 80 AM Sd.
MerI71.iacl; ~ SW Frying Pan I'd
Matapsn 6S " Bocas "a
Afundale q $ Hatteras I'd.
Murndlss 5T7 NE Havana I'd
Noble 100 ENE Hatterss Cd.
occidental . i55 " Sand Key I'd.
Orient 20 Sc Ambrose I'D
Or2aba lat 30 o., lon 80 90 I'd
Parsmira 100 from Colon I'd.
Ponce 15l San Juan I'd.
Rsyo rs y Jupiter I'd.
R,pon 40 Cape May Sd
Royal Arrow 1850 w San Francisco stPM
3tst.
Sagaporack 246 Sc Ambrose Cd.
Salem County Pa NE Hatteras I'd.
Sal Gil 60 n Jupiter ID
San jose 13i s San Francisco PM 3ist.
Ssn jose 4T3 S Ambrose I'd.
Santa Barbara 24t Ambrose I'd.
Sa.anacca 1875 English Key I'd.
Scantic 10 SSE Souu, Pass I'd.
Selma City lat so 81 Ion 1iS 01 PM ist.
Solitaire 20 SW fIattera.s I'd.
Steel Inventor 4Qa San Pedro PM lst.
Stephen Jones 600 r. Hatteras Sd.
Sun Beam 43 Il Mian. I'd.
Taaamo IL SW Hatteras I'd.
Turrialba 3I5 Truxillo Cd
Virginia Bridge $50 Sc Cape Henry %
West Hina I.1s7 w San Pedro PM 3lst.
West Holbroos T2f SW San Francisco PM
3lst.
West Imboden $50 L Hatteras ID.
West Nivaria /, 900 w Columbia River PM
Sfst.
West Totant 100 u Brunswick l. I'd.
Woudrichem 100 S Ha.teras I'd.
Youngstown 10 ~ TNbee bar I'd
Zoppot 90 w Key West Cd.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

Sailed May IS. str Empress of Asia (sr)
from Hong Kong for Vancouver.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 3-Safled str
Mauretania CBr). New York via Cherbourg.
Sailed 1st, str Scandinavian tBr, from
Antwerp for Montreal.
ST JOHN, NIB, June 3-Sailed. str LON
ba rdia (Sw), Hampton Roads (for orders).
ST JOHNS. NF'. June 2--Arrived, str Char
lot. Philadelphia for Hamburg (short Of
SWANSEA. June 3-Arrived. str British
Marquis (Br), Port Arthur.
SYDNEY. NSW, June 1-Arrived, str Nj
agara (Br), Vancouver.
Sailed LIST, str Ventura, San Francisco
TELA, May 30-Arrived, str San Mateo.
Boston via Havana (and sailed June on
returnl.
TURKS ISLAND. June 8. noon-sailed. STR
Algon i,,.i New York.
TYNE, June 2-SAiled. str Saxoleine (Brl,
New York.
VALPARAISO. May so-Arrlved. str Bell
buckle, Newcastle, NSW, for New York.
VICTORIA, BIC. June 2-saiied, str Tiku-
sEt;ca aLaFli (Jap), Yokohama, SC.
YOKOHbIA. May 29-ArriveA, str City
of Norwich (Br. New York for Kobe
Arrived May 20. str City OF Norwich (Br) i.
New York for Kobe
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
SAILED.

Strs Lauterfels tGerD, Norfolk. Calcutta
and Ransoon: Lake Geneva, Jamaica Bay;
Lewis L.uckenbach. San Francisco Joseph
Seep, Baton Rouge; Koyo Maru tJap). ga
vannal Yokohama and Kobe; Frednes
CNor). Santiago and Kingston; Frederik VIII
DAM, Copenhagen via Christiansand; :;
Franklin. Houston; Penmount (Br), Nor
folk; Camden, Tamp!co.
Strs Manx Isles (Br). Liverpool: Thode
Fagelund CNor). Rio Janeiro: Bristol, Nor
folk; Livingston Roe. Stockholm; Gen W c
Gorgas, Port au Prince and Cristobal.
Schr Sedgewick, Charleston mot pre-
Niously).
The corrected reading of the barometer
freduced to sea leveD at New York on Fri
day. June 8. 1921. at 8 AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and eighteen hundredths (50.1S)
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and siXty-six and five-tenuls CI66.5)
mtllimeters. Captains of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advaptageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, s PM, S, miles;
clear; smooth sea.