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Trucking and Storage

A R- HAYDUCK, geo Madison Aye.
 5Iaesfns. Pnsesa s>Nasn anywhere Tip tIss.sient
 inGuTanee i1ns on all loads. ssors ACME TuGkIN,G +rnoizPg GoNPprniItcs Iaes1 H9x snd
 heigaede heag oa@1saeesst Tsge stratford d. gz.
 A3ao fanee moving moving. Phone Bar. s7o. Cit City ARNOLD BRosA,a'otorn aIa2Spsrtatiqbn; 9SIs,es b1
 hour or day 6Rca zssa FairheHa P,4sII. Aye
 prompt and careful hraekingz fad zsn,yaes serxles;
 Auto Express. IFS Wood g*e R2sail-
 trucking, by hour, day or SNeek.s 5s7
 agss dehVeEed' e5ty 4sst eI sesA'urPSs nsealIs i TRUCKS RUNNING frequently So BoSy7I
 ton, Worcester and Proyide9cA, .+yon w1n
 s@ift saza brea' reHfa Expreas :r9sa Go. Ear.
 AT6EKSB H9ToS G6 B Kpzs8fh 1KHdHN Hf Ds s trips ~ New Yori, Newark and PhIladei~s,
 Phla, @ sspSingfed and Worcester, T1sPP Rnqpe GENERAL TRUCKING and I1 moving. I1as s55 Warren St Tel Barnum 19ses 5saa-s HAVE YOUR ; FIANo "A MoXED .55SE5d by A A.
 yesPs sssPs Phons 1sh Ss-G Ear ssss ofiee saS NeS HANSON TRUCKING co = Furniture
 long distance. trucking. fl Hillho"se I5sS JOSEPH T. BIECHE5LE: general I truck k
 suit @1 Alex St., Bridgeport 7os Sonn- n LIGHT TRUCKING and express deidv-' & | cries, city and suburban; prompt ser | vice, reasonable rates; factory con-
 Barmrm Z62. D22all- NORTH END Transportation Co. Local
 and long distance trucking and nov
 irO
 hIe @ rates 55 wheeler Aye. s1s" Phone ". . TWO TON TRUCK with driver by day tiay Go, 96 Island Brook Ave Bar 5262 TRUCK1NGLocaI, long distance truck ing and moving. Also furniture pack
 Ing @ ,I1 RriSeS geas4naPtg sf Ps Nobfe fffe ros
 TRUCKING Also wood for sale: sat sat
 isfaction guaranteed 117s 5g, North i7sa AXe- ,Ie 7 tance express and light trucking. 74S [ ] Union Ave. Bridgeport, Conn MoVINGG-FuTnitqre, fFeight' machinery machinery
 springfeld, Hartford, New L9ndon. afilfee.
 Barngn Bar 1Alatsls AVe' Tel strstford s1 H15asp p J. MURPHY, MOVING D Trucking, local and long distance: furni, nj l guaranteed. 97 Henry St. Noble 1902.
 P E. TURNER, 6S0 Lindley St; local h and long distance trucking and nov S ing Saatisfaction guaranteed Pnone Pi F Barru1n 1O64-r8. H12all% a TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS = Goods
 oged Too 9n saoFa zhe and oher ubizf
 EeoyTd pr4pptiy; Pnetorg %or done bs : Contract. Prompt attention given tS ze all orders. whether large or sInall. mai. SaA Sa r. 9fs Mar Man ! St. ste Rooms 2o4 and 2o5. Tel = 2342 Barnun. BLS1i
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Awnings

AWNTNGs- CANVAS GOODS, Flags. waterproof covers. Tents for safe or Io rent Prices reasonable George l. Welles, Il Carver St. Nopie z9zl.
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Auto Repairing

AUTO TOP SHOP
 Touring and Closed Body Trimming- Repairfng speciality. 55 Burr Road. Tel. Bar. 1885 I-lo77S = 1IT KINDS OF AUTO REPAIRING and general overhaulinS- Work guar anteed. Rates S0c hour. K Hotcn, zs' ISoSt Ave, 1S1SSill-
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Restaurant
Rubber Stamps

RTTBBER STAMPS made by us are re- liable. We carry complete line 61 her type, etc The Schwerdtle stamp Co., fl Cannon St. v
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Investment

OVER SS,0o0 net profIts on Investment of s1O0 is it possible? Yes Let me prove its Facts from United States govern, ment.. experts and D bong 1; fds enssngfeMw n I few. E A.SPo,fer. 100 Broadway. Now York
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Lots For Sale
Machinery and Fools

MACHINES AND PARTS r1anufactur- nd oo contract. Experimental work, figs. fixtures dies Caseria Manufac- firing Co, IA Wheeler Ave Phone Rarnum 2542-S. L9e.tt = -zT7TII DTsSTfTN- build and renovate tools and small machinery of all kinds; we snecialize in patent develcpInents
 ETed e. Brel.I 2S2 KosSuth St. lZai-
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Auto Accessories
AUTO TOPS

AUTO TOPS
 slip Covers. Rugs, Curtains and Re r,afripg Auto Leather Goods Co.,. l2!6 . linden Ave Phone Stratford A or Stratford 922. Prices reasonable o,,.
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-FORD TOPS 5000: Curtains. Cushions, r5,
 guaranteed. James Pace, 4Sq East as WaShington.- NObIe 1Sl9-lS INEfel ll==
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Engraved Wedding Cards

VOL MAY REST. ASSURED THEY !,
 SoTTTHWORTH'S 10 ARCADE.
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Mortgages and Loans

0ANs ON MORTGAGESWe can sell yoI1r mortgages for cash We get re- suits Carroll, State Realty co, sso
 Main St. 68-A4
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FORD TOPS = Brand new Tor IUu.Ins
 lcnd Roadsters. Big bargains. gains AisG asi1 I5s Hickory St, take Beardsley Park
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AITTO TOPS

And Trimmings, Curtains. Slip Covers, Cushions. Repairing, etc: G- H. AAen' S5 William St Barnum 59o4. Dl7all*
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Taxi Service

TAXI SERVICE
 New National Twin Six seve en-passcnEer Touring Car and Cole & Hire by hour. dsy trip Estimates g1SeE, O., Touring trips Bar S156-5-
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AUTO WASHING

AND POLISHING. Repairing all makes
 of cars. Expert repairers on Locomo, no hiles No repair jobs too large or too
 smaJI East Main St. Garage lSoo East Main St. Bar. 16S4-14. PlaLl--
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EASTERN MOTOR TRUCKING and STORAGE co. 4s Kossuth h., St ,,19aai PaitA phia, Springfield and Worcester. Phone
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TF3T7S7T[S THINNING freQuent1y &o Bos- ton Worcester and ProvidencA. win have a return load in either dirS,Iloh- Swift Bros. Express Co Bar. 12l5-
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RROWN,S GARAGE
ELECTRICAL HOSPITAL

EASTERN ELECTRIC SERVICE co: We repair Generators, Self-starters: igni- a1l ton Systems, Auto LlShung systems lnobils AecessoTies Prsst9IIdts i z, BatTe5 Bstan Prsst Road at Ash Creek. Fairfield Noble 2524. b1dll-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07
How Far Will Four Dollar
Go Today?

HHAT you get for dollar determines It's
w value. And the secret of economical buy
ing is information The man or woman who is
best informed is the one who buys to best adj
vantage
Every day this newspaper contains inforna-
ton that you should have in order to increase
your buying power. The advertisements are in
innate little lessons in economy. They are notices
of how-where-w and for what your dollar
will go farthest.
This advertising awaits your pleasure 1t
does not force itself upon you. At your conven-
fence you study to learn where to go for the
product or service you require discover where
and how you can buy most easily and to best adj
vantage
It's fascinating and worthwhile practice to
see just how you can make your dollar do it's best
for you.
The advertisements Diu tell you
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07
BETTER FEELING IN
ORLEANS COTTON
Depressions of Mild Sort RuIsd Dur
ing the Greater Part of
the Day.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Depres-
sions Of mild sort ruled during the
greater part Of the trading in cotton
today but towards the end the mar
ket took ON a much better feeling,
mainly because of claims Of more de-
nand and less offering in the spot
markets of the south. In the late
trading the more active months made
their highest levels, standing / to 8
points over the closing quotations of
yesterday. Last prices were unchang-
ed to one point down, compared with
the last prices of yesterday. October
traded as low as 11.85, reacted to
1906 and closed at 1904.
The opening was at the decline and
the decline persisted until it amounted
to IA to 1S points. Weakness in the
Liverpool market stimulated much of
the selling, although Liverpool cabled
over that the pressure seemed TO come
from hedge selling which indicated
that English merchants We're buying
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07
RENEWED ACTIVITY
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July 6.-The stock
market today displayed impressive ac-
tivity and strength for the first time
in nearly two months.
The rally, maintained to the end was
something of shock to the shorts,
whose hurried covering of contracts
added measurably to the reversal
Many issues. especially those recently
under greatest pressure made net gains
of 2 to 10 points.
Early quotations, especially in for
airy session. Mexican Petroleum fell
to the new low of 81 IA and affiliated
shares also registered minimum prices
of recent years.
Within the first hour, however,
heavy buying Of Mexican petroleum
turned the tide and the stock closed
at 101 Ia a net gain of ten points
Pan American Petroleum's aged
eight point gains.
Atlantic, Gulf and General Asphalt
advanced 5 IL points to steels, equip
ments, motors. textiles, feathers. rub
bers and miscellaneous issues closed
at gains Of to 1-2 points
Buying of investment rails, aided
the rise in later dealings. Pacifies,
grangers, and cotton carriers, especial
ly Canadian Pacific. Great Northern,
vile, and Atlantic Coast Line, figured
most prominently at net gains OF 2 to
about 5 points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07

the lumber schedule authorizing the
president to proclaim retaliatory tariff
on finished lumber against any country
taxing American products would ''have
a beneficial effect on the export of fin
ished lumber"
With regard to the sugar schedule.
the report said the duty proposed would
yield 100000, 900 year without increas-
ing the cost of sugar to American con-
sumers, adding that since the emergency
tariff with its sugar duty went into eff
feet. the price Of sugar had continued to
decline despite predictions of opponents
Of such a tariff that the price would in
crease. In his minority report. Repre-
sentative Frear said 'it must be remem-
bered that American valuation ad valo
rem tariff rates contained in this bill
are much higher in actual effect than
where the same rates are fixed in for
mer tariff bills, due to lower foreign vail
uations compared with values here
THE chemical dye schedule" said Mr..
Frear. is fundamentally Objectionable
and is a high handed proposal to grant
practically exclusive dye rights to rec
ognized monopoly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07
SPIRITED ADVANCE
IN STOCK MARKET
Specific Developments to Explain the
Recovery We're Lacking.

/ NEW YORK, July 6.-The stock
market today made a sudden spirited
advance after further early unsettle
rnent in which new low records were
established by various speculative is
sues. Specific developments to explain
he recovery were lacking but the
haste with which shorts covered, testi-1
lied to the precarious position of that
faction. Dealings were active and
broad sales being nearly three times
hose of yesterday.
Mexican petroleum, the spectacular
feature of the last two months again
was the pivotal issue. That stock
rallied from its early low of 81 "a to
I01 Ia, making a net gain of ten
points.
American Petroleum, Atlantic
Gulf and General Asphalt ended at
GAINS of 1-2 to s points and some
If the domestic issues of that group
also showed marked strength, but
European oils, reversing yesterdays
movement were heavy.
Further price cutting by republic
and Laoleawanna Steels was without
letriment to those industrials, in
which advances ranged from to 1-2
points, equipments and motors also
finishing at substantial gains
The rise of rails was especially i'm
pressive, embracing many of the high
trade transcontinentals, and grangers,
notably Canadian Pacific, Great North
ern. Northern Pacific, also Louisville
and Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line, at
gains of to nearly five points. Call
money rates were steady at IL per
cent on the exchange and as low as
"a percent in the open market For
eign exchange denoted uncertain con-
ditions abroad, sterling rallying from
early reaction, while continental re-
mittances continued to ease and far
eastern rates showed increased
strength.
With few exceptions, Liberty and
Victory issues were higher, but the
bond list as a whole failed to keep
pace with the stock market Gains
among rails were irregular and Sea-
board adjustments lost five points
With further weakness in Cuba cane
sevens. Total sales par value $10,-
SIS, 900.
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there is plenty of fresh meat in cold
storage.
Committees were appointed to make
all arrangements for this big affair.
The largest hall possible will be OBJ
tanned in which TO work the degreess
and the banquet and dance and enter
tainment will either be held at the
Osceola club or the San Carlos hotel.
Every Shriner as far east as ITALIA
hassee is looking forward to this cerc-
monial as indications are that it will
be the biggest and best ever held N
West Florida. The Morocco Mobiles
will come from Jacksonville by spe-
cial train which will include their IS
piece brass band in uniform, drill
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07
WAY CLEARED FOR
NEW TARIFF BILL
Both Majority and Minority Reports on
Administration Measure In
the House.
az The AssoeIasad Pressl

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The admins
tration tariff bill was laid formally be-
fore the house OF representatives today
and the way cleared for its considera-
ton beginning tomorrow.
Accompanying 1t were two reports by
republicans, one in praise and the other
in denunciation. Chairman Fordney, of
the ways and means committee in a re-
port which he said he understood all re-
publicans OF the committee except Rep
resentative Frear, of Wisconsin, would
sign, described the measure as magma
charta for the perpetuation OF American
standards of living"
Representative Frear, in his minority
report whichs previously had been made
public. said the measure was Subject to
criticism for many unnecessarily high
duties that will increase the burdens of
the consumer" He also characterized
some provisions of the bill, particularly
the dye schedule as 'indefensible' and
as an abandonment of party pledges.
Democratic members Of the committee
We're preparing their criticisms of the
bill tonight with a view to presenting
their minority report tomorrow when the
measure is taken up for reading or for
detailed explanation by Chairman Ford
ney.
Meantime, republican members OF the
house met In conference tonight to de-
termine. II possible procedure to be fol-
lowed in putting the measure through
the house. Decisions which leaders. hoped
20 reach included the length OF time for
general debate and for the consideration
OF amendments. Those in charge of the
measure hoped to conclude general de-
bate In ten days or two weeks, and then
go into detailed consideration OF the bill
under restricted discussions at which
time any amendments would be taken up.
Chairman Fordney's report said that
in drafting the bill. the republican mem
bers of the ways and means committee
were governed by desire to encourage
American industry without at the same
time saddling any unnecessary burdens
on the consumer. The agricultural pro-
ducts schedule was described as IAN all
American tariff on a normal basis" Elk
planning the dye schedule, the report said
the committee was of the opinion that
no tariff duties no matter how high"
could meet the conditions that would
arise when Germany again was in a po-
sition to force her dyes and dyestuffs on
American markets. 1t was declared that
the great German dye syndicate would
attack all competitors with reckless dis
regard OF business decency."
The report said that the provision in
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corps of SO well drilled degree team
workers, the divan in uniforms and
high officers in uniforms.
Morocco also has its own camel
which viii probably be brought along
as well as a baggage car Of parapher-
MALTA for working the degrees and
stunts. 1t is expected that at this
ceremonial there will be at least 5000
visiting Mobiles, their wives and farni-
lies, as Mobiles from Alcazar temple
Of Montgomery, Abba temple OF Mo-
bile and Egypt temple OF Tampa win
be extended invitations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07

cotton on this side. Expectations of
unfavorable weekly crop reports caus-
ed almost a complete recovery of the
early losses but when the reports
turned out much better than looked for
selling increased again and this time
it carried the market off for net de-
clines OF Is to 20 points. For a while
the market was soft but in the last
hour of the session it acquired moe
steadiness than it had shown at any
stage of the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07
SHRINE CEREMONIAL
SET FOR SEPTEMBER
viii Be Biggest Affair of Its Kind
Ever Held in West Florida.

AT a meeting of the West Florida
Shrine club held last night at the
Masonic temple, the offer of Poten-
tate T. E. Jordan, of Morocco tenn
pie, Jacksonville, to put on a class
and ceremonial on or about Septem-
Der 10, was accepted. 1t is expect
ed that a class Of at least 100 will
be put across the sandy desert at
that time, as it has been over a year
since a ceremonial was held here and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07

THIS SALE OFFERS PRAC-
TICALLY OUR ENTIRE
STOCK. YOU WILL BE
SURPRISED AT THE I'M
MENSELY ATTRACTIVE
BARGAINS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-07

Old Papers for sale at Journal
Office.
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SAILED.

6trs Glendevon CBr). Newport News; Cas-
sellano (Br), Alexandria; Garfield, Balti-
strs Japan Arrow. Port Lobos; Helen. San
Juan; Ell Almirante. New Orleans; sar-
malta DAM, Vera Cruz; Cedric ,(Br). Liver
pool; Noordam Dutch, Rotterdam: Ponce.
San Juan: Panuco. Tuxpam; Toloa Havana
Mesaba CBr). London: Nitonian (Br), Ant
werp Henry Major H dnnd H Ha111n0a
(BrJ. Montevideo; Altai Maru tJap), Cal
Veston Arapahoe, Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Fl Sol Galveston; Annstta; Cien 1oe
folk: Bayonne (motor), Philadelphia,
Str Maracaibo. Laguayra
~Strs Maracaibo, La Guayra. Curacao and
kar; ohloan, Boston; wekika. Charleston
Zacapa, Santiago, Kingston and CristopaI
Port Adelaide CBr), Fremantle and Adelaide
Kingston and Cartagena: Jos Ounce lNor)
c,l6ara: BENZ Brewster, Tampico; North
western Bridge. Houston.
strs STANDARD. Port Lobos; La Place (Br).
Santos. Rio Janeiro and Montevideo;
gan Pedro and San Francisco; San Giorgio
sItaO. Naples and Genoa.
schr freeman, supposed Tampa; .uao 60
Andrea + Luckenbach. San Diego. &c
oeorgeanna weems. Baltimore; CHAMPION
Anderson. Tampico.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
reduced to sea leveD at New York on Sat,
urday. June IL. 1921. at AM. as reported
by tho United States Weather Bureau, was
slhirty and eight hundredths (3o.os) inches.
This closely approxlmates seven hundred and
sixty-four C764) millimeters. CAPTAINS OF all
vessels now lying in or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
Use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, 8. light;
cloudy; calm sea.
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THE FAR EAST

Honolulu, Japan, China,
the Philippines. Sailing in
June, August and September.
THE CARIBBEAN
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Delightful Summer Cruises IS
to % days. No passports neces-
Sary.
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ROUND THE WORLD

Tours you have dreamed
about. Seven sailings August to
January. Parties limited to IL.
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CLEARED.

IBrom T. s. Naval Communication Service.
str Romeo (Br). Ffngeton, Manchester
White Star Line.
Str Calico (Br), Jones, Hull and Antwerp
-Ellerman's Wilson Line
Or Morsvia Bridge Barckmann. Danzig
via Philadephia-Moore Mccormick Co,
Str X Luckenbach, Baarstad. Hamburg
Luckenbach Steamship Co, Inc.
str Mystic. Leepin. Hamburg-J f Whit
Str San GorgIo Gtap. savartelli, Naples
and Gepoa-ltaiiaa;,America. Inc; n..
ransier. &c. via Philadelphia-Three Star
Line.
Adelaide, &c-Funch, Edge & Co.
Str Andrea F Luckenbach, Mcdonald. Los
Angeles and San Francisco via philadelphia
and Panama Canal-Luckenbach Steamship
str Kennecott, johnson. Los Angeles San
Francisco, &c, via Philadelphia and Panama
Canal-Willams Steamship Co.
Str Maracaibo, Johnson, Gaguayra, Gu
racao and Maracaibo via Mayaguez-Bliss.
STR Garfield, Mommsen. Puerto Colombia.
Cartagena, &c, via Baltimore and Panama
csnapW w. R Grace 5d,Ss q Go: man poros an,
Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Co
ustr .Ario. Petersen. Tampico-standard OIL
Str Benjamin Brewster. Tull. Tampico-
robert l. Hague.
rata, &c--Munson Steamship Line.
Str Henry r Mallory. Barstow, Havana
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship 90.
Str Ausable, Kelley, Havana-Foreign
Transportation and Mercantile Corporation.
Str. FL Sol. Patten. MISREPRESENTATION
Pacific Co.
Str Ell Almirante. Nelson. New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co.
Str City of st Louis. Johnson, Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
str Arapahoe. Devereux, Charleston and
Jacksonvile-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str wekika, Forward, Charleston-J II
Winchester Co.
Str Ernemore (Br). Richie. Newport News
--Furness, Witty & Co.
Str waukau, Hogan, Norfolk-Jas W FL
we'll & Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk-old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Str Innoko, Sheldrake, Northumberland
Navigation Co.
Str East Cape. Jones. Baltimore-Kerr
Steamship Co.
Str Georgeanna Weems, Charles. Balti-.
more--Halshaw Steamship Co.
Str x Bentley (Br), Bentley. 81 John
j Il Whitney & Co.
str Delaware. Robinson. Boston Eastern
shin Co
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

/, BOSTON, Mass, June 1i-Str Meteor was
IN collision last evening off Barnegat with
str Walter Jennings. New York for Port
Iobos, and has bows damaged; the Jennings
Ssas only slightly injured and continued on
her way; the Meteor made temporary repairs
q. New York and continued from Newport
News 20 Providence; after dlscharging cargo
az coal permanent repairs will be made.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June 11-Str Hico,
Norfolk for this port. Is in flames off Fry
,tg Pan Shoals and the str Garibaldi has
acne 10 her assistance. according to advices
=. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

! CAPE RACE. NF. June 11-Barometer at
moon. 29.s2 inches; wind, SW, light breeze !;
v ca Their. fine; temperature. IS deg Fair.
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BERMUDA

Summer Tours including first
class Steamer, hotel accommo-
dation and sightseeing. SSl e. up.
WRITE FOR BOOKLETS
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THE LAND OF
EVANGELINE

BY S. S. Fort St. George,
$4,000 tons. Visit Halifax. Grand
Pre-, Gulf of ST. Lawrence. Sague-
nay, Montreal, Quebec. Return
via Lake Champlain.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
ektowaga, towing 3 lat
Bound East.

schr Fleetwood (Br), Port Reading for ST
J DIN. NIB.
Tug Revere. towing barges cat $50 PM
! 0th).
Tugs a r Skidmore, towing barses Cat 8
AM); Battler. towing 3 Cat AND.
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EUROPE
NATIONAL PARKS

Every American should some
time make The Great Circle
Tour of 9 National Psrks-the
Incompatible circle of Natures
Masterpieces. Shorter tours for
those whose time Is limited.
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ALASKA

Five tours. including Lake
Attn and the Yukon to Dawson,
with tTanscontinental trips
through the Canadian Rockies.