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TRANSMISSION OF
BLOOD TO SAVE
WOMAN LIFE
Four Members of Family Vol.
unteer 750 Cubic Genuine
tiers TO Replace Blood
Lost In Accident.

30 -prccarious has become Mrs IA
ale Harfoot's condition following n %
can't motorcycles accident IN which
she suffered injuries which eaused
the losa OF considerable blood that
tho hospital authorities OF the fnsti-
tution where she IL confined indicated
today That II would be necessary TO
trznsfuss blood Into the woman TO
save her life
when the decision became known
AIRS Irene Ford. daughter of Mrs.
Barfoot, Joe Ford, her husband. Off,
ford Barfoot a son and also a victim
Of the accident IN which his mother
was injured. and Leo Manning Inn
rnediateiy volunteered { provide the
$50 cubic centfmeters OF blood, APP
proutmatsiy a pint that Is required
for the transfusaon.
At n late hour thi safternoon DR..
]. +. OrDonnel,--s completing tests
on the samrles OF blood taken from
the tour volunteers 10 determins
which would be best suited to save
the nfe OF the injured woman.
The accident occurred several days
ago. Mrs. Barfoot and her son were
driving along the Yellowstone high
way west OF town on a motorcycle
after having been shopping IN Cas-
per. They were run Town by n car
slid TO have been driven BY Jack
Haley. Haley was held blameiess for
the accident because of the fact that
the motorcycle on which Mira Bar
foot ana her son were riding was
without 1ights-
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CARAVAN IS ON
ROCKS, REPORT
Continued from Page L,

than how glad all Idaho va to have
them with US and what great things
were in store for them. Down TO the
last minute they wero the center of
triumphal progress. rising in . swift
crescendo tina farther they got from
home. Buhl gave them the glad hand
and they entered the town singing.
Then, In the afternoon OF = day they
started on the last lap of their Jour.
ney; the promised land was just over
there. IL miles from town. As the
day declined they came to that fear
some canyon and beyond lay tho
desert, their Ultima Thule.
the vast. i~fiimitahle, boundless west.
with tho mountains marking the
limit Of the world.
r~Spcculatine on the psychology
It Is Interesting Here were floor.
walkers. doctors. clerks. travelling
saicsmcn. butchers. bakers. candle.
stick makers. come IN expectation OF
sitting down In n completed commun-
ity; not a farmer among them, not
one who could hitch up n of
horses. probably not one who would
know what a moving machine was
made for or who could tell at a glance
whether a field crop was alfalfa or 81
iase corn. After a month along roads
that ran by pleasant places, after be-
ing MET by brass bands and porfervid
oratory, after all this exaitat.on OF
high hopes. what a contrast tina high.
lying, insufffcientiy watered, un.
broken desert must have seemed to
them.
Part of these people may return
at once. part must stay because they
have no money to get back with. part
will look round and possibly settle
In some more desirable district.
1T is the opinion Of every one of
the gentlemen who went owe to see
for themselves that the state of idaho
ia morally bound to make good "a
these people"
Ths- route OF tbs sravan through
the western country was by way OF
the Lincoln and Yellowstone. high.
ways. and the ~earayaners were ex.
tsnaiveiy feted IN both Cheyenne and
Casper.
, 1921-10-15

MOBILE. An. octn 15.-rhs con-
vsnt5on Of. the National Mt Grower
association ended yesterday after
Ga. had BEEN selected
for next years meeting. e. C. But
terrified, Winona, Texas was elected
vice prtsedentN
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est relations He has been persfstent-
ly assured on n aide that business
could not make a general and last
ing Improvement until railroad rates
should coms down; and on the other
side. he has been told that II WA I'M
possible for rates to come down un-
less the wage ,chsrEs should be low.
sred. He therefore. determined TO
Get together the two public bodies
which have TO deal with ~aSes and
rates. and give them every poseibie
encourasemerti 20 tako . strong lead
In the e1ort at an sdjustment."
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN IN
EAST FOUND IN WY0M|NG

CHEYENNE, Oct is-A touring
car stolen from Ariel X Anderson at
Pittsburgh. Pa. September rs. was
found abandoned on the Lincoln
highway two milcs east OF town. al
most 1000 miles from h point whore
II was stolen. The thieves. Il u be-
iieved. started on a transcontinentzi
tour. but changed their plans when
the machine broke down. The own.
er was located through the engine
number OF the machine
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WOMAN BOUND OVER FOR
OPERATING MOON STILL

Mrs. Lucille West. recently arrest
ed here on n charge OF permitting a
bootleg whiskey outfit to operate In
her homo was bound over to the dis.
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MILK SUPPLY SHOWS
GREAT IMPROVEMENT,
BACTERIA COUNT LOW

The constant improvement IN the
condition Of milk supplies In Casper
II reflected In the fact that at the
examination completed to the close
October IL. business the lowest bac.
teriai count average that has result.
ed In arg tests here were found. Also
there were more milk dealers that
came within the requirements OF the
city ordnance. Only one failure was
reported and that In the case OF a new
milk supply from Lander the pro
prietor OF which did not know the
regulations In effect here
ported;
Tho following standings were 70.
, 1921-10-15
HAuIrso CONTRACT LEI.

Russell Brown and Earl Lambert
former Casper RESIDENTS who have -.
Gently been engaged IN the trucking
businsss In Denver and Sterling. Colo.
and have accepted sub-oontracts on
the pipe hauling ;obs awarded TO n
~. Van SAINT by the Ohio on con.
pany for It's new gas Line IN northern
Wyoming.
, 1921-10-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman cook
a the Wyatt CAFETERIA Io-is-tf
, 1921-10-15

FOR RENT Four-room house In
North Casper with lights and water
two blocks from school. Gall it7syv,
io-i5-et'
, 1921-10-15

riot court when a-rAignsd eecor
Judss W. n Tubs Yesterday. Mrs
West was found to Be the ownsr q q
eoardins houss NJ afs last @ street.
in which local officials found maah.
mail run and other such contra
lAnd goota on q recent rd. J. W.
fsse who was a-rsrtsd at the tine
was turned loose. the authorities find
ing that he Just happsnsd to DO at
the house At the tine Of the raid.
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100000
Loan For Russ
Soviet Asked

RIGA. Oct 1.-THE proposed inter
national labor loan IN Russia. says
tbs Rosta agency. Is 10 bo for $780,
900. 900. The plans have been worked
out IN Moscow By Russian trade un-
fions'sts. and q representative OF the
Italian Communists.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16

GIBRALTAR. May 12-sailed, motor shir
Bayonne (Ital, from Leghorn for New York
GOTHENBURG, May s-Sailed, str ska
germ fSwl, Hampton Roads
GREENOCK. May if-Arrved, str Orleans,
New York via Norfolk
HAMBURG, May 9-Arrlved strs Mongolia
New York; East Cape. do Via Bremen
HAVANA, May l4-sailed. strs Ulua fBr)
from New York for Crlstobal; Mexico, New
York; San Bruno CBr), from Boston for Port
LlInon.
HAVRE, May lo--Arrived. strs Maryland
arr, New Orleans via Bremen; 18th. Rozan
Maru sJapg, baltimore; 18Th. Roussillon
Hfrl. New York
Sailed iltn. sfr Rhode Island Orom Liver
/ pooD, Philadelphia.
MOLLENDO, May f2-Arrived, str Santa
Malta, New York via Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM. May t2-ssiled. strs 1acka-
wanna Valley, Hampton Roads: Frederick
Gilbert tNorl, from Bremen for Montreal.
SALONICA. April 29-Arrlved, etrs vlr-
ginia Bridge. New Orleans via Charleston
May z. Urbino (Br), New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 13-Sailed, str
Hutchinson from London, New Orleans.
Range (Br), Buenos Aires; Sunbeam, Bruins
wick.
TRIESTE. May. 4-Arrived, str Corsinia
UtaD New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, str Bayway. New York.
VANCOUVER. BIC, May i4-Arrised, ST.
Canadian Highlander Cf5r), sydney
Sailed i4th. str III Lobo t3rD. Lobitos
VICTORIA, nc, May Ii-Arrived. str Ara
bia Maru iJapl, Yokohama for Seattle
NiGO. May s-Saiied, str Dictator (BrJ
from Liverpool for Newport News.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16

Carenco. Liverpool; Kossuth Ferenez .dtaD,
Philadelph!a; Borgestad tNor), fampico.
Cleared 18th, strs Ageur ISw1, Ninga
Gloucester. Norfolk Providence and Bosto
Grecian, savannah and Jacksonville.
Sailed 18th, strs 4 + Holmblad CDan), Co
penhagen. Hawkeye State, Newport News.
Sailed 18th. strs Charles II Cramp, San
Francisco via Savannah: Clemence III Morse
Seattle via Mobile, sidlaw Range (Br)
Leith.
GALVESTON. May i4-sailed. str Gulf
star Tanpco.
JAcRsoNyILL. Fla. May 14-Arrived. str
Menrsmack, Philadelphia schrs Walfharn
Cuba Hesper. Norfolk.
Sailed 1irl, achr Harriet 3, Stockton
Springs. Me.
MOBILE. Ala. May 14-sailed. strs Munis-
Ia, Havana: Banan tNor, Barrios, schr
Bluefields. TuXpam.
NORFOLK. Va. May 14-Arrived, strs
Jacob Christensen tNor, ROTTERDAM: Grey
stoke Castle (BD, Galveston Pensva (BD
Valencia Rhodesiau Transport Br), Ant
Werp: Absecon, Boston.
gov Herakes iNor1, Philadelphia: Vestalia
lBr). Civita yecchla; Mediterraneo GFr)
tanda Mendi Csp). Bilbao. Rimutaka CBrl
Wellington Genesee (BrJ. Tyne. Duncutha
(Br. Rotterdam: Alessandri Qtal), Ma
ples West Queechee, Liverpool; ordunte
Sailed 18th. str woldlngham Br), Las
Palmas.
sailed 18th. strs Bylayl, Boston: Absaroka.
Lisbon; Gloucester. New England; Navarino
GBD, New York; Normanstaf (Brl. val
mouth: Admiral Hamilton tBr), Gibraltar
and Greece =. Barrymore tBD, Liverpool
strombon (ItaD, Buenos Aires. Clyde Maru
Jap). Port Said: Melyo Maru Dap, Sa-
vannah; Paquita Drive (Sp), Las Palmas
TorTey tNor). Gibraltar.
Sailed 18th, sirs Innerton (Brl, Gibraltar /:
Progress CDan). Hamburg; Urd CNor)
Havre: Chanquinola CBr). Santa Marta.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. May 14-Arrived,
strs War Nizam tBr). Glasgow; Ligon!er,
Port Tampa.
PENSACOLA. Fla. May 14-Arrived, strs
vesuvlo dtaU. catan!a (and sailed for Cal
yes ton).
sailed l4gh. str llzabeth Brock dFD. Gulf
port.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 14-Arrlved. str
Mongolia tSw), Havana.
Arrived 10TH atrs Navarlso CBr). Liver
poo via Norfolk; City of Alma, New York /:
tirac ma tBr). do Santa Eulalia. Port Ia
RIA. Macldnaw (Br). Liverpool: TanaTuo.
Santa Marta. schr Charles u Stanford. Cape
Haytieu.
Sailed Il;n. str Moerdyie DUTCH. Santos.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Aster. Genoa for sand Key. ran
aground on Triumph Reef seven miles OF
tOwey Rock light vessel, IN IL feet OF water.
Strs Edward l. Doheny. Jr. and. Chinampa
are standing BY. Assistance not Necessary.
An attempt to destroy the oceangoing tow
boat Ba!lrock, undergoing repairs at the
McWllliamS Repair ana Dry Dock Co yards
on Staten Island Sound. frustrated last
Saturday morning BY a searaon who went
aboard and found the engine room ablaZe
and the sleeping quarters Of the boat filled
with smoke Repairs on the towooat we're
virtually completed and its owners. the Bell
rock Towing co OF New York. had planned
10 send II to sea with a tow some time sat
urday. The towboat was valued at SSo.UJO.
BUENoS AIRES, May 1.-THE fifth day OF
the port strike passed with no progress to-
ward a solution In the negotiations initi-
ated by the government. Officials refused to-
day TO discuss the situation and the port
still remains closed. La Epoca. THE govern
ment organ. says a settlement IL imminent
which win permanently stabilize the port
services. The str Martha Washington still
remains unloaded. AZ q consequence the
American authorities have declined the APP
plications OF the firemen that the terms OF
the agreement affecting these workers be
made effective. The American authorities In
formed the firernen that the terms VIII not
be carried out until the vessel Is unlpaded
as agreed
FLENsBURG. May 1.-THE fifth OF II
large freight vessels being built for the
South American service established by Hugo
Shines the German Industrial capitalists,
was launched here yesterday. 1t named
the Havenstela III honor of Rudolf Haven
stein. head Of the German Relchsbank.
SOUTHAMPTON. May 1.-THE Cunard line
str a0uitauia sailed for New York to-day
with 800 ''highbrow'' strikebrcakers stew
rather than accept wage reduction. Off
cials. directors and clerical workers OF the
Cunard offices volunteered for service on
the voyage they will act as walters. cooks.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
LOSES 5 SEA HOURS
BY BOREALIS MIXUP
Good Ship Calamares Steams
TO Rescue of Eagle That
Does Not Need 1t.
AIRPLANES ALSO FOOLED
Cuban Girl Comes Back Here
as Bride of Manufacturer
of Cigars.

An Eagle boat OF the Coast Guard
patrol. on the lookout for slippery ships
of the rum running squadron, ran out of
fuel and water off the North Carolina
less message that got entangled In the
aurora boreails and was transformed into
coast on Saturday and sent put a wire
an appeal for some kind of help.
The United Fruit steamship Gala
mares, in yesterday from Havana, got
the appeal, steamed about fifty miles
out of her course and found the Eagle
boat placidly at anchor, with two air
planes lowering near, They also got
fooled by the mixed up wireless. The
Eagle boat thanked Capt. Spencer Of the
Calamares. saying he did not need any
assistance, and the liner proceeded. skip
per and passengers not feeling good over
losing about five hours. A Coast Guard
cutter later towed the Eagle boat in.
Miss Laura Tarafa, daughter of Col
Jose Miguel Tarafa, veteran of tho Gu
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
CABLE REPORTS.

AALBoRG. May s-Arrived. str Alexandra
(Dan), Baltimore.
AMSTERDAM, May 12-Arrived. str Frssia
Dutch. New Orleans Via Havana.
ANTWERP. May i0-Sailed, str Missouri
orr, New Orleans.
BALBOA. May 14-Arrived. strs Cathla-
met, Melbourne. Ruapehu tBr. Wellington:
Jamaica lBr). fumaco.
Barbados. May 1a-Arrlved. strs Lake
Fackler. New York; Lake Giltedge. Mobile |.
Caraquet (Br). Halifax, Ms.
BREMEN. May e-Arrived. strs Erie Maru
(Jap). Jacksonville: Nemaha. Baltimore /:
10Th. Strathlorne lBr). New Orleans.
CEARA. May T-Arrived. str sark tNor)
New York for Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
CIENFUEGOS. May 11-Arrived. str Lake
Inglenook New Orleans via Santiago and
Guantanamo.
coMoX. &c. May l4---Arrived. str Taiho
Maru (Jap), New York for Kobe.
CRISToBAL, May f4-Arrived. strs Moor
derdyk Dutch. Rotterdam; Washington
Maru (Japy, Port Arthur; Atenas, New Or
leans; Camito CBrl. PORT Linion
Sailed 14th, str Hanley, Naples.
DUBLIN. May 1S-Ayrived, str Fanad
Head tI&p, st John. NIB.
DUNh1Rk, May 13-Sailed, str MoE1dnoclS
(Br). New York.
FLUSHING, May 12-sailed. str Pontia.
New York
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
SAILORS STOOD BY SHIP,
NOW WAIT FOR WAGES
Lea0e Steamship Mazama
When Food Gives Out.

Chief Cook Joseph Powell, three fire
men, a seaman and two messboys OF the
American wooden steamship Mazama.
lying in the harbor OF Havana, arrived
yesterday as consurs men aboard the
United Fruit liner Calamares and asked
plaintively where they were going, TO
get several thousand dollars due them
for eight months service on the Ma
zarna. They said they had been dis
charged because the ship chambers had
refused 10 furnish food to them on tho
ships credit. and they had bee nforced
recenu yto go around among the Amer
Jean ships in the harbor TO borrow
water
After most OF the members of the
original crew had been paid off and sent
home, Powell and his shlpmates had
been aske dto stand by and did so.
The skipper and several officers are
sticking to the ship TO protect her.
A Cuban lawyer is trying to get some
thing from the Mazama's owners for
the men, who while waiting to hear from
The New York herald., 1921-05-16

ban war for independence, who finished
her English education at the Finch
School here six months ago and returned
to Havana, came back by the Calamares
as the bride OF Manuel Gomez Vale, a
young millionaire cigar manufacturer OF
Havana. They were married on May 5
and will spend their honeymoon chiefly
in New York.
Miss Aline RI. Harvard. daughter Of
Col. Valery Harvard. II. S. A. Medical
Corps, chief OF sanitation for the Cuban
army and navy. got home by the Gala
mares. She recently wrote a novel OF
Russian life called Princes of To-day"
She will be the guest of Chaplain u. b.
Smith at Governors Island. where she
formerly lived when her father was sta
toned there
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Dangers to Navigation.

Reported 10 the photographic office.l
May 70, lat % 40, lon s. IS, a broken
spar. apparently attached TO submerged
wreckage.
May .. lat 2o os, Ion Sc 70. dory painted
Light brown.
April o5. lat "a SO. lon 80 55. q derelict
schooner, bottom UP, about 100 feet long
and showing 9 feet out Of water, covered
with marine growth.
April %. ABOUT SO miles WsW OF Ushans,
the Spanish str Baribi struck an object and
sank crew saved.
April 20. lat AZ 20, Ion 40 OF. two ice-
bergs. and lat 43 10. lon 40 %. two icebergs.
May 2. lat 10 10, Ion 45 o., icebergs and
GROWERS.
May g. Nt A 33. lon 46 45. an iceberg,
and lat Al -, Ion 40 IS, large bergs.
May O. lat II b5. Ion so 35. large Ice
berg. Temperature OF water. O2 deg tahr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
5000, 900 YEARS GOAL
FOR PALESTINE FUND
American JeUs Already Haze
Raised ST 500, 900.

American Jews have raised $1,000, 600
Tor the Palestine restoration fund and
yesterday at a meeting in stuyvesart
High School. First avenue ana Fifteenth
street, voted TO make the goal Tor The
coming year 5000. 600. More than s0n
delegates form Jewish organizations Al
tended the meeting and heard Or. Chain
Weizmann. president of the World Zion
list Organization, discuss conditions Ill
Palestine.
Resolutions were adopted protesting
the temporary suspension Of immigra-
lion Of Jews Into Palestine. SaInua
Untermyer urged loyalty 10 the cause of
The homeland and denounced those on
posing control by the World Zionist Or
ganization. 1t was important TO give
generously to the Palestine fund, hs
said
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
SAILED.

Mrs Masconomo CBD. Port Lobos 4 g
Bedford. Tampico: Marengo (Br), Hun and
Antwerp; Steel Inventor San Francisco;
Cncas (Br), Pirae,is; Chappaqua. Baltimore .
Sailed 1Ith, strs Anna (Nor), Kingston:
Joseph Suneo (Nor), Gibara and Baracoa /.
sinslnawa. Norfolk; Taormina utaD. Naples
and Genoa; El Oriente. Galveston, Arapa-
hoe, Charleston and Jacksonville Quernstad
eNor), ST John. NIB: Pearldon. Tampico;
San Lorenzo, San Juan, Ponce and May
aguez: Rochombeau d'r. Havre zacapa.
Santiago and Kingston: France Maru (Jap)
baltimore; Helen, San Juan. Esther Dollar
,Br), Kobe via Norfolki Oregonian, Ham
hurg; Norueea Nor), Gothenburg; Mara
caibo. Laguayra: Belvidere. Baltimore.
Schrs ComTaach, San Juan. &C. Edwin g
farrar, Kilkenny. Ga; Gladys NJ Taylor,
South Arnboy.
Sailed 18th str Astmahco No 3, Boston.
The corrected reading of the barometer
Creduced 10 sea level) at New York on sun
day, May 10. 1921. ut AN, as reported by
The United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and eight hundredths (30.0S) inches
This closely approximates seven hundred ana
sixty-four $50 milHmeters. Captains of all
vessels now lying In or near the ports of
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
AMERICAN PORTS.
LBy Telegraph. J

BOSTON. Mass, May l5-Arrived, strs CAL
Win Austin, New York lAnu sailed on re-
turn) Camden. Bangor; Hazlehurst. Rotor
dam; Mercian (Br). Manchester ana Liver
pool via New York; Newton. Norfolk; Nor
walk, New York: Ransom y Fuller, Port
land, Ne. San Mateo, Port Limon and Girls
tobal; William y Palmer. New York Ever-
EFT. Larnberts Point, Tug Peerless. Newport
Harbor. Ms
in harbor below 15,h,' three masted .au-
her load led schooner from Northeast. passed
Graves 3 80 PM.
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Eienorah. Charles
ton and Jacksonville: Walter u Noyes. New
port News tug Confidence. towing barge
Beattie (E II Polnt), Lynn.
BALTIMORE, Md. May 15-Arrived, strs
The New York herald., 1921-05-16

Bahia, Rio de Janeiro. san
tos. RIO Grande do Sui.
Porto Allegro
From New York
May 2o-A Steamer CSsl
Brazil and River Plate Ports
From New York
May 25-City OF Alma (a7)
Pernambuco. Rio do Jnneiro.
Monteyideo and Bucnos
Aires
Trem Savannah
May Cost. Johns Co. G2s)
Prom jacksonville
May 25-St. Johns Co. (12sl
Principal Ports Ecuador, Peru
and Chile
From New Orleans
June iJ-L. Fanbush taol
Principal Ports Of Peru and
Chile
From New York
May 3i-Orcus (iGO
Rio dc Janeiro. santos. Mon
teyideo and Buenos Aires
From Baltimore
May .s~Zeremho tdel
From Philadelphia
May 25--East. Glade t0sJ
From New Orleans
Late Nay--St. Augustine $50
Rio dc Janeiro, Montevideo
and Bueuo@ Aires
Prom New York
Nay 2J-Huron (9il
Juns s--Aeolus Cai1
from Mobile
May 4J--Delflna Catl
Trinidad, D~m~rara, Para
snnriho, ayennc. 50. Tau
rwnt and Para
From New York
May 20-Elrac C29)
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
Fire Record

L. 5000 East Fourteenth street.
Ford sedan. owner unknown. Unknown
Il .35-l03s Broadway, Mark strand. TrflinG
2:30-24 East First street, Paul Der
zero
4:00-Spring and Varick streets.
taxieab. Edward Scoeyer. .-Trifliug
5--litty-sevsnth street and Park
avenue. tool house, New York
Central Railroad, No darnaEe
II .IJ-2ff Monroe street, Abe Bsr-
r. ST.
1850 West 18Th street. o-.nef
unknown ..................... .Trisltng
5:4J-ISSth street and Tiebout ave-
nue., Bronx, u. :. G. stables. Unknown
I:t5-le Barrow street, Russell Kron-
run nISnoNn
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
Cuba and Mexico

Cuba Porto Rico
From Jacksonville
Late Maya Steamer Cffs)
Cuban Ports
From Baltimore
May 2J--f.ake Elon (i51
Havana
From Philadelphia
May 23.--Coauina (40l
From Savannah
May 20-rolnt Iona tigsl
Havana. Matanxa-. Cienfue
gos. santiago. Kingston
From Galveston
MAY - A Steamer $3.50
Tampico. Mexico
From beaumont, Texas
Semi -week--A Steamer t6il
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
Coastwise and Hawaii

Havana. Canal. los Angeles.
san Francisco s Hawaiian
Islands
from Baltimorc 4.
Ear. June--iia wkey4 >. CsQ1
4 The Admiral Line.
~ state St.. n, y.
Bowling Green 5G21.
so Matson Navigation Co.,
100 Market Street,
Snn Francisco, Cal.
20 South Gay ST.,
baltimore, Md.
ai Nunson SIS. Lines,
GT wall, N. ~ u. On 5000
90 ~. y. A Porto Rico S.S.Co.,
fl Broadway, ~. NJ
Tel. Bowl. Green $500.
os y. y. a. Cuba VI. :. >. Co.,
Foot of Wall St., ~. y.
Tel. John 1000
los Pacific Mail S.S. Co.,
Z flauover Sd, n. VI.
Tel. Bowling Green 4GaO.
I59 q. :. Mail S.~. Co., Inc.
i5 Bway, n. u. VII. 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
Africa

Azores, Madeira. Canaries q
West African Ports
From Pensacola. Mobile and
New Orleans
June Lg-Blue Triangle f2S)
Azores. Canarics, West Coast
Africa
From New York
Recg-Sangamon (23D
North Africa. Malta. Egypt,
I~vant. Red sea Ports
From New York
May &1-Ind Bridge $50
June 25-Cold Harbor ti5A1
South African Ports
From New York
Egrly June--E. Crag C11D
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New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official dasa for observing
whether their own bavometvrs require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. Pm, ST. lEAt
breeze; cloudy: light sea.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
Far East

Mania. Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From San Francisco
Julv f4--Granite State d05l
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe.
Shanghai, Manila. Hong
kong
From san Francisco
May 2S-Golden state GoJb
lok ohama. Kobe, shanghai
Hongkong, Manila
From Seattle
June s-Wenatchee 90
Avg 27--Wenatchec ~
July p--Silver state ~
From san Francisco
July 23-Emplrc state Clo3i
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. May f5-Barometer at
noon. 1920 inches: wind. sW. brisk; wealth
er, dull. temperature. As deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16
Coastwise

Boston
From Charleston. :. 4.
May tT-L Tiamere C201
May 2t-I. Ellenorah t2g)
From Jacksonville
May l6--L. Elsmer1 l2aA
May 23-L. Eilenoiah e2o1
los Angeles. san Francisco.
Portland, seattle
From Philadelphia
May 2o--Brush igol
June T--Ynixa Ci00l
June 12--N. fsletn fI0Q
July T-ArtiKas ti90l
July 22-Lehigh tiW4
From Boston
Iurs t--Yalxa fi00)
June i5-.w. IsletR 100
July i--Arugaa G0ol
july iJ-Lehigh Go0
From Portland. Se.
May 1S-lnizo fl00l
June fz-W. iBieta liQ1l
june 2S-Artiga8 tieol
July l2-Lehigh uuVJ
los N1AfAf~s Eau hEhhtAs'"t
seattle
Prom New York
juno 4-~9ilvcr state ss~
New York
From Brunswick
May i'll. Fillmore t2a1
FROM Mobile via Tampa
May Isl. ConottOn (fsl
May 25-L. Fariatoll t1S1
june S--Ia Eimont Cl9
From Richmond
Every sat.--L. Arthur Gla)
Pert or los Angeles. san
Francisco and Hawaiian
Islands
from baltimore
Early Jure HaW keye S. .fs01
The New York herald., 1921-05-16

butchers and baggage smashers for the 5000
and Cunard director: his brother, Fred
Bates. and q L Cottreii. assistant manager
0g the lne.