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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Army Orders
From The Tribuhe's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-Army or
lers iesned TODAY fnllnM.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow;
Infantry
wise, 1t. J. H. to Camp Dix.
Newton, Capt. r. D.. to Carp MnI,,a DIX
XEhsM WiIson. L. Ii. F. F. r., +, to to Manila, Mania
Shearer, 1t. A. NJ, to Manila.
Milan, 1t. Fl. L., to Manila:
McChrystal. 1t, A. j., to Manila.
Cushman, 1t. II. o.. to Manila.
James, 1t. " l.. Jr.. to Manila
Hubbeil 1t r. W., to Camp Meade.
Ransom, Capt. r. B.. to Eagle Pass.
Carter, 1t; ". v, to Columbus
Clear, 1t. W. j., to Columbus,
Mitchell. It. 6; II. to columbus
S{g 9a9r' L 1t R. oC ". t9 to Essls Eassles pass
James, Major H, w. to Camp sherman
Gardiner. Major G. H. to cleyeiand.
Wheeler, 1t. II. b, to Fort st, Michael'
toward, 1t j. c., to Douglas,
Goode. 1t. P. r.. to Fort William H.
whittjngton, 1T, w. T.. to Panama.
Place. 1t, r. H, to Panama
Quartermaster Corps
Reed, Cd 1t. c. W., to Camp Knox.
Rood Capt ]. c.. TO Panama
Air Service
Duke, 1t D. G., to Fort Bliss;
Maitland, I'd 1t. L. j., TO Anacostia'
Moorman. I'd 1t. I. G., to san Antonio.
Clark 1t. J.. M. to Panama
Holden, Lt II. w, to Hampton
Medical Corps
Williamson 1t. II. M, to Camp DIX
stevens, "a 1t E. r.. to San Antonio,
Mitchell, 1t c. r., to Camp Dix.
Ordnance Department
Churchill, Capt. II. W., to Chicago
Barnard, Capt: c.. to chicago.
Whitney 1t. C. r.. TO Chicago.
Kennedy. Lit. G. s., TO Aberdeen.
LAWN Capt. 6. S., to Toledo
Cavalry
Schwarze, I'd 1t. II. NJ. to Fort Sill.
Bacon. Capt s., to Camp Travis
Mueller. Mai A. H., TO Denver.
CHRISTIAN, Capt. NJ. H., to. Fort Bliss
Fisher, Capt. NJ. r.. TO Montarey.
Heron, Capt. G. J. r., to Monterey
Gibbs. Ut. r. c., to Fort Sam Houston.
Croft. LIT. A. E., to Douglas.
Jones, 1t. D. A., to Fort Sam Houston.
Tabor, 1t. W. D. to Fort Huachuca.
Stauffer "a 1T. J. r., resigned.
Stutsntan, I'd 1t. G. F., jr, to Monterey,
Miscellaneous
Pattillo, Capt. f. A, U. S. A.. to Fort Nc
Kennabsck, me- SSi Capt. G. R.. Den. c., to Camp
Dix
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Another Shipyard Cuts Pay
Baltimore Concern Reduces
Wages About 10 Per Cent

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-wages of
1900 of the 1000 employees of the Bal
timore Drydocks and Shipbuilding Com
pany We're reduced approximately 10
per cent yesterday
j. M. Willis, vice-president and gen
eral manager, said the cut was mot
only to put us on the same basis as
other industries of the country, but to
enable the company to meet competi-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Salvage Million Shells
Explosive in Ammunition Made
for Russian ARMY Burned

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 18.-Work
was begun to-day on salvaging the
metal cases of million three-inch
shells, loaded with black nowder and
trinitrotoluol, made for the Russian
government in the early days of the
war by the Bridgeport Iron and Metal
Company of Connecticut. The explosive
is being emptied from the shells and
burned on the ground at Pigeons
Point, on the Delaware River, below
Wilmington.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Fire Record
LOSS

q, ~, :. 1CoS
1:3S-s7 Greene st.: Wyburg & sons.
Unknown
1:4o-ss W. 134th St; Lizzie Doug
las. ...'...;;,' -; =; Unknown
f'lo--1Izo fuItoh aV' the bTon1
Hannan oohen '';..'.,'', unkno~n
o'dV--t H. 4oolh ST. 1sraei Llnden,
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.r. SFonA' Eupoish -. - y, -. . "n
lo'oe--Caooihgt9h aV. an9 p, hreinoht
~ ava NaS 4''1~' iNNN'SA4 - ''A'o"n ID
r, ID; n.,,
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Reports by Wireless
From the u. s. Naval Commu'
nication Station

fDistsnce is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon an'eSs otherwise ssectned.l
Absecon 4 n Five Fathom Bank LY Feb Is.
Achilles 573 Cristobal Feb IT.
Allentown 271 w Sand Key Feb IT.
Andrew Jackson lat 81 - lon ~ 80 feo 1s.
Aryan 222 ~ Jupiter Feb II.
AvondaIe s4s w Sand Key Feb II,
Baldrocx SO N Cape Charles Feb Is.
Rar Narbor 2TS 8 Savannah River Feb II.
Baton Rouge Io2 W Sand Key Feb II.
Bylayi IL NE Cape Cod Feb l5.
Cabriiie I2s n Cape Canaverai Feb II.
Careuoo ITS Cape Henry Feb ls.
Chexen 40 from Pensacola Feb II.
City Of Dunkirk 500 SE Cape San Lucia
Feb II.
Feb IS
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
q sf charges Here May Lead
mp Board 10 Withdraw Vessels

s.aiIasEIF0RD, Conn, Feb. 49, Nego-
ass. aohs are progressing to bring to the
g gs.S pier at New London from New
Sssa, tne former army transport Won
sfaoen and another German built
eitT ita'nes SNich are tied up in the latter
superintendent w. Il. Clark, of the
i've pier, speaking before legisla-
oe,thS committee yesterday, said that a
tssasa Tor these steamers had been Of
fors ss sas sne United States Shipping Board
me ses day, which is less than is be-
''s paid at present.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
2TVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Str Cook, Sagua, Feb 10; TO the New
York and Cuba Mail steamship Co; with
sugar: American Refinery B'kiyn. >A
st Str Yomei ne Ma Mary sJap2, Newcastle, Enc
Co; In ballast; Pier o., N r,
Motorship Buenoa Ayrss tswed,, Ia
eGa Ian Feb San to FWssnfl'e9 II aaos saR a.
with ndse; anchored or Liberty.
partn str eoior, osfar SNoF} r., SertsFena Jan 2s;
Kingston. Feb 10; to the Caribbean steam
ship Line; with mdse: Pier 2. Empire
Str Hagan, Lebos, Feb 8; to McAlllster
Bros With crude oil; Pier 8, Constable
Str Ganopie (gr>, Naples, Feb i; Bos-
mdse; Pier SO, N r.
Str Monterey, Vera cruz; Feb 8; Tam
Feb Ia; to the New York and Cuba Mali
Steamship CO. with pass, mails and mdse;
str vis5uia psnzig>. Kiel. Jan Is; TO
ballast; anenored off s |. ,s.
pass and mdse; Pier 81. n r.
str gy of o Est
and mdse: Pier So. n r.
strtEl Oriente Galveston, Feb 10: to the
southern Pacific Co. with mdse; Pier SO
Str Ell Captain. New Orleans. Feb 1s: tc
the ne. soptheTn pilr Raelo Co. with pass and
str Santa Isabel. Boston. Feb ~ to the
Str General . H Ernst, Baltimore. Feb
IS; to the Panama Railroad steamship
Ass Sch in 5eSn ssai Fda Fsr Ndr6h FEB 3 T.
David Cohen & Co. with ndse Newtown
Greek I LIZ, G. o,.. ou.,o.s o,.
Jan 81: Seattle. Jan IS; San Franclsoo'
Jan 80; Los Angeles. Feb !: e.Cristobai
a With to das th9 foS sa ss Rsyn
Str Stanley Dollar. San Francisco. Jar
81 cTistoea ,.F Feb o .t TO the DGar Line
Str Texas. Tampico. Feb s; to the Texas
Co. with crude oil: Texas Docks. Bergen
Str ST. Celtic 5Br}; Liverpool; Feb o
Line; with pass malls and mdse; an
Str vasconia tBr}, Liverpool. Feb 8;
to the Cunard Line; with mdse; Pier 64
s'e Shass' beo Nerq 3 3'fp Po2 sad 5sn
Algiers, Jan %; to the Nippon rTI,s, Tusen
Str Karlrnata tpD. Gibraltar, Jan 20;
Boston, Feb 16; to Funch. Edge & Co; with
mess sss RsT a PSs&G Feb TO-
Funch, Edge Co; with sugar; anchored
str Anna Morse, oneglia. Jan %; tc
the United states Transport Co: in ballast
foot 134th st. r.
str Rogier (Belg}. Antwerp, Jan %; to
the Lloyd Royal Beige; with n,dse; Pier
Str clarksburg. Hamburg. Jan 25; to the
United American Line; with mdse; Pier
Str Gezina (Nor), St Lucia: Feb IL; to
the West India Steamship Co; with cop
per ore; Chrome, J,
Str Hyson (Br), Liverpooli Oft ouaran
tire,
Str Lake Traverse. Baltimore: off Guar.
antne.
Str Nueces, Galveston; to the Mallory
, Steamship Co.; with pass and mdse of
Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Maritime Miscellany

gotsesssG.oN' Feb. ts.-~I1toyds adviees from
ssschsa ai9 n say steamer Chnwood tAm,)
:qarg ~ aook of Holland safely on Feb
sSp), 49,; Feo. ls.ZSteamer Buenos Aires
sss FshrNved Fshsssved from New York. reports wire
deattSsSu during hurricane from un-
,assmaaged and in danger Of sinking
lei, hnsIpEIPHfA. Feb. is.--Stearner Re
lpwe8 Sspitsl ship with Atlantic feet
seisd. VITA electric atsering gear dis
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Navy Orders
From, The Tr4bune's Washington BurccN

From The Tribune's Washington BurecS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Atwood. 1t II. to Newport.
Buckley. 1t. q, .g) c.. j., to Asiatic stn.
Corning, 1t P. c., to Temple Farms.
Denney, 1t. Com. A. D, to Annapolis.
keane, Ap. elk. T. j., to U. s. S. Wyom
Ing.
McCartin. 1t. Z. f., to u. S. s. Arkansas.
Poake. 1t. q, go C. B., to division force
Atlantic feet
Schetky, Lit. C. L., to Asiatic stn.
Sheldon, Ems C. H., to Boston.
Sheriff. 1t. q. g.) f. NJ. to Pacific feet
Vassie, 1t. D. B., to dest. hot. 5, Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

(fron Hamburg).
rGIBRALTAR, Feb 17-str Tarantia
(Br).
DANZIG. Feb 12-str West segovia.
COLOMBO, Feb 15--Str City OF Sparta
(Brl (from Calcutta)
BARBADos, Feb 15-str sark (Nor)
(from Buenos Ayres).
CARDIFF. Feb 17--Str Kofuku Maru
(Jap).
LEITH. Feb 1s--Str KahingA JBr).
tfrom Napies).
SEVILLE. Feb Str Fenchurch fgr,
LONDON, Feb i7--Str Saxonia (Br).
GREENOCK. Feb I7~-Str West liar
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
ruANsrACIFIO MATLs

eral Postoffice and City Hall Postof1ics
Station. New York, at p: M as follows:
china and specially addressed mail for
straits Settlements and British India. vie
San Francisco, steamship Wolverins
state, February 20.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed for New Zealand,
via San Francisco, steamship Ventura,
Tahiti. Marauesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti February zs.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Arrivals From New York

f. AvoNMoUTH. Feb 17--str Lake Farbe-.
AUCKLAND. Feb Is-~Str Trelyon (Brl.
ROTTERDAM. Feb 1s-Str Teiiavta
tBr).
DELAGoA BAY. Feb 13-Str susaue
hanna. via Cape Town.
MARSEILLES. Feb 14--Str Patria (Fr).
NTwERP-str La Perouss (Fr), via
sABASG. Feb Is--str Deli Cpt,. FER
Batavia
SHANGHAI, Feb Is--gtr Alloway
PORT SAID, FEB is-strs Peleus t5r};
SwaEi tBr1, for Bombay.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

LIVERPOOL, Feb l7-str Vindelia fBr).
:, hlo O. DE JANB1Ro, Feb 17--str Cabai-
iJap), via Suez
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Foreign Trade Notes

A cabled report from Commercial
Attache C. II. Cunningham at Madrid
states that British importers have been
suffering losses through cancellations
of orders by Spanish firms, and ad"
vises that American business houses
should be more careful in securing re-
cent combinations of outstanding. or
ders before shipments are made. Many
small firms are stated TO be IN bank
ruptcy at the present time.
The President of Mexico has called
A sDecial session of Congress and one
of the most important subject for legis-
Iation is that OF import duties. 1t Is
renerally understood that the basis of
increase will be a horizontal one of
so per cent, but this will probably not
be carried through in every instance
Sugar manufacturers are making an
especially strong campaign Tor pro-
lection.
The value of the declared exports
from Marseilles, France, to the United
States increased from Slo,6S2,o0o IN
1919 to $19,018,000 during 1870.
(, According to report from Trade
Commissioner George Wythe at Com
stantinople. about 90 per cent of the
automobiles now being sold in Greece
are of American manufacture. OF the
2s6 automobiles imported IN 1919 222
were of American make,
The Spanish government has re-
moved the export duty on rice.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

The Spanish government mas fs'
moved the export duty on rice.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Sail Tuesday
Sail Wednesday

Chicago. Havre. $40 AM 1900 NJ
old No state London. 1880 PM 800 p
Carrillo santa Marta. s:o0 AM 1900 Nj
Ianane JacksohyIIle ------ 1900 M
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Held Family Reunion.

The Pennington families have
terminated this week a real
family reunion. holding it at
Menefee falls on the 0ntonagon
river in Michigan. and going into
camp for the reunion some ten
days ago. The j. A. and Otis
Pennington families of Birnam-
wood. together with members
from Indiana and other states
formed the party that fished and
rambled over that section of
scenic northern Michigan making
doubly pleasant a reunion such as
the real man and woman enjoy in
lis entirety. Their camp was To-
Gated nine miles southeast of
Bruce'S Crossing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Rob Wabeno Bank.

A daylight robbery occurred at
Wabeno last Friday, three men
entering the State Bank in that
village and carried away $4,000
without a shot being fired. The
cashier and assistant were locked
in the vault while the robbers
were cleaning up $4,000 in cash
and $4,000 in bonds. Two MEM
bers of the posse who surrounded
the men in a big tract Of timber
near Wabeno, were wounded.
Yesterdays news from that viii
lare state that the robbers es-
capped.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
JUST FISH STORIES


Messrs. Edward Chilly, Herbert
Griffith and DIR. Herbert Pech.
all of Chicago. are raising havoc
with the weed beds in Little St
German lake, since their arrival
at Sisson's resort a week ago.
Seems as though Chilly landed a
musky last week, and while he
says 1t was way over legal weight.
his chums dispute the assertion by
claiming that it was under
weight. Game Warden Olerhol-
tier has been asked to decide the
case. However, the fellows are
real sportsmen. When it is too
hot to fish, they lay in the shade;
when IT rains they keep in doors.
and on bully good days they claim
no man should do other than rest.
The result is that their fishing
licenses still contain all the ship
ping coupons and Little st. Ger
main is saving her fish supply.
The gentlemen spend their yearly
vacation period in this section
and are mighty fine fellows at
that.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Al Summer Home.

The II. Lorenzen family ar
rived Monday evening from Chi
cago for a summer vacation on
Cranberry lake. where they have
huilded a summer home. The
home proper was put up last year,
and a roomy addition was added
this summer TO better the COM
forts of the Lorenzens during
their lengthy outing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Spend Summer in Village.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan
arrived Wednesday of last week
from Little Falls. n. Y, and ex-
pect to spend the summer and
possibly the winter in Eagle
River. They have been residents
Of Little Falls, New York for the
past half dozen or more years,
but the call of old Wisconse
grows greater each year TO the
native sons and daughters of this
grand old state.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
PERMITS CHANGE
Commission Form of
...,.rnment Now Made
,.,5bIe By New Law.

s-uaro County Journal
allowing to say relative
w Iaw whereby a COM
m 0f government for
frc state may be had.
ual says.
n- back as fifteen years
were two ShawanO
who stood out IN
- County Commission IN
aF "a county Board.
were 2. F. Doian OF
rd Editor Nye of
ra % Is possible now
rantensions will bee
rr the new law on this
makes IL possible. If the
SD desire.
commission government
arE BE- tried out in Wis
xt year after a lapse of
half "a century as a result
r of the new Summer
which has just gone into
F the governors sigma
SaI elections are already
aT iu some counties.
measure which went
rfa legislature after a
Troublesome course In
s provides for a refer
tfe question Of substi-
county commission for
board If ten per cent
etars 40 the last guber-
election So petition.
rrfrg % a copy of the law
m the county clerks
r,fal of the citizens must
100 DAYS before the first
A m April Of any year.
rra referendum is 10 be
and must be signed by cleo
Frt least five towns, cities
-e. fu the county.
rae question is defeated at
r. "a can not he resubmit-
another two years.
E the county decide to
BIS form Of government
county board Is required TO
a ana refistrict the territory,
rr to the size Of the coun-
INTO from three 90 nine dis
Commissioners should be
from each Of these dis
with salaries ranging from
uSIm0 depending on the
tT value uf the county.
,rrr iu Shawano county
against the new plan has
.1s get cystalIized. IL was said,
ati1rs MS to whether or
@ commission form will be
ont here are lacking az pre-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Fish Loses Crandon Mill.

1t is reported that the Fish
mill at Crandon was destroyed by
fire Sunday, the loss being quite
large. The Fish Lumber Com
pany, which operates mills at
Amigo. Elcho, Birnamwood
and Hiles, have owned this mill
property at Crandon for the past
gear, and it was considered a
valuable piece of property. The
fire was supposed to have been of
incendiary origin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20

finest bass from Camp Twelve
lake nearby. A guest of Pickerel
Lake Lodge is said to have been
the lucky sportsman who made
the catch.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20

Big Lake over near Boulder
Junction, according to b. ID. But
Ter of Chicago, who recently ter
minated an outing in that section,
is proving to be a bully good
body of water for muskies and
that upon a recent trip there he
landed all he wanted. Says the
boss of that lake, who operates n
resort on its shores, absolutely
will keep no guest who brings in
a fish under twelve pounds. Bully
for him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Arrived Yesterday.

and Mrs y. A. CoIman ar
overland yesterday from
NEta-amu1. where they
tsau Tor the past month
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Opera House
Sunday, July "a

Something doing every
minute.
See what Annabel does TO
the lone fisherman.
Annibafs lone dive from
the ships topmast.
Her fight Tor life and
honor under the waves.
What happens when Willie
tries the cave man stuff.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20

A twenty pound muskellunge
was taken from Pickerel lake last
week. together with some of the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20

II might be all right for Tom
Morris of Long lake TO pull a
stunt with a porcupine, whereby
Tom came out of the mixup
minus a hat and a portion of his
coat, but to have Eli, the noted
guide from the same resort go
him one better, there certainly is
little explainationing due. Ac-
cording TO the report, Eli was
guiding Mesdames Morris and
Lucas, two Chicago ladies stop
ping at Charley Hazen's place, the
other day. and. luckily one of the
ladies landed a whoppin' big
musky. So far this is true. But,
according to Eli, who it is said is
great with an alibi, he slipped the
stringer carefully in the fish's
mouth, just as carefully lay it in
the water in order to keep it alive
by trailing it behind the boat, and
proceeded TO row back to the re-
sort a mile or so away. Just at
this point, so the tale is told. a
severe electrical storm broke, and
the party FASTENED to shelter at
the resort. Upon landing the
fish was minus with a portion of
the stringer. 1t is said that Eli
finally convinced the entire bunch
of resort guests that he saw the
flash of lightning that struck
near the boat and which cut the
stringer. Eli is all right, even if
some doubt his version of how
the fish got away. Just remember
that anything can happen in
this Big Woods country, even If
it does appear to be a whopper.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20

With a 5ia pound bass to his
credit, there is one Sheboygan
fisherman who is certainly proud
of his catch. This sportsman
landed the small-mouth beauty
out of Twin lake waters last week
while a guest of the Lakota re-
sort.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
BAR-NONE LABELS
VERY ATTRACTIVE

A new brand bar None" will be
added to the Hood River apple ship
ments this fall. c. A. Malboeuf and
Fordham B. Kimball have chosen the
new name and will market their apples
under 1t. The new company will ham
die extra fancy and fancy apples. A
yellow bar, carrying the brand name,
is placed between two heavy blue bars,
for extra fancy labels. On the upper
blue background appear the words,
!" Hood River, in white block letters.
The lower blue bar bears the word
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14

'apples" in white and the firm name.
The red bars replace the blue for the
fancy labels.
The coloring and design of the new
labels cause them to stand out clearly.
The new firm will handle apples both
in export and domestic markets.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
The Baptist Church
Pine Street. near 18th

FIne Street, near IZth
Dr. f. Herbert Hayden, Pastor,
Residence, 1l07 Pine Street, Phone 1928
Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
PublicWorship at l am. and 7.30 p. m.
Epworth League at $50 pm.
Prayer Service Wednesday at Z. Sop. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Emmanuel Lutheran
9th and State 81

9th and State SITS.
No services Sunday. Pastor attend
ings convention at Seattle. Sunday
school at 9.45.
p. Hilgendorf, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14

Rubber Stamp Ink at Glacier office.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-04-14

have a picnic dinner toge etner, ..
The New York herald., 1921-09-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Cunard Line announces the opening OF
new branch office in Kovno, to be known
tho Lithuanian American Shipping co.
Laiswes Alicia. 81. Kovno. The business OF
this office viii be chiefly Lithuanian and
Ukranian bookings. The company has estab-
lished large emigrant boarding house at
Lbau, capable of comfortably accommodate
ing $50 persons. Company's doctors are in
attendance and each immigrant Will be
passed by them before embarking Tor the
United States and Canada. The American
Consul in Kovno Is In charge or passport
applications for those desiring 10 emigrate.
BOSTON, Sept 13--Str Worcester. from
Montreal and Copenhagen via korsoer sept
IL for Nakskoy Fjord. grounded same day
at latter port; expects TO float without DAM
age after being lightened.
Schr Jessie q Noyes. which sailed for Nor
folk Sunday. returned In tow to-day, follow
ing a collision with barge off Highland
The tow of barges rounded cape. apparently
headed for Boston, tug and first barge
cleared schooner, but second barge struck the
Noyes on stern, breaking her rudder, rudder
head and all three braces.
DAKAR. Aug 24-scnr Alexander II Erick-
son. Charleston for Marseilles, previously re-
ported leaking, proceeded to-day In tow OF
tug Roode Zee.
LISBON, Sept 13--str Almanzora tBr).
which went ashore off oaSs Es5snel ia5sy Se
vessel Is proceeding to Lisbon.
QUARANTINE, Sept Is. 1853 AM-Tug
VIM G Bckel, towing schr Blakeley, from
Tamplco, arrived IN Quarantine. The tug has
srnokestack badly damaged and foremast
carried away.
sr Johns. NE, Sept 13--str Passaic
Bridge, from Bristol for Charleston. has ar
rived here with boiler trouble and short OF
water.
uey. CD, for Avondnle, with coal. sprung a
leak and was abandoned last Friday about
80 miles west of st Pierre.
The New York herald., 1921-09-14
SAILED.

Strs Aquitania (Br), Chcrbourg and South
ampton; San Francisco, Marseiles and
Genoa; Haliartus (Br,, Montevideo. La Plata
and Buenos Aires; Estrada Palma. Newport
News: Hamilton. Norfolk; Stanley Dollar,
San Pedro and San Francisco; Michigan
(Br), Baltimore and Hamburg.
Strs Antonio Lopez tSp), Cadiz and Bar
celona: Tivives, Kingston. &C; Thomas II
Wheeler. Lobos; Lenape, Charleston and
jacksonville.
Strs Agwimoon, Lobos: Sac Vicente (PorD +.
Fayal, &C, via New Bedford
u S S Stribing, Santiago and Guam
tanamo; Breck, for sea.
Eagle Nos 10, so. "A. 81. &c and 81. for
sea.
schrs T Barnsdall. Brunswick; Cecil, Jr
(Isr), ST Johns. MI.
Tugs Mars. with barge (passed out Sandy
Hook at 90 FM); John A Hughes. with
tdo at $3.50 PAD.
The corrected reading OF the barometer Gre
duces to sea leveD at New York on Tuesday.
Sept 10. 1921. at 8 AM, as reported by the
United States Weather Bureau, was thirty
and twelve hundredths (30.i9 inches. This
closely approximates seven hundred and six
ty-five (765) milimeters. Captains of all
vessels now lying in or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageousy
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, NE, l3 miles:
clear. smooth sea.