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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10

Where As, The great and Supreme
Ru,es hash bis initiate wisdom
taken from our nids,, our worthy
and beloved friend and me nbes ol
lhs Woman. Missionary society
n 4 Church. South Mrs. /. N
sensing
Therefore Receive. That the
ability which she has exercised 10
the aid u our organization BY
@rvice. contribution and C. unsel
viii he held in sres,iui RENE IN.
hrsnee
Resolve. Tba, The s~movsl of
such lite irom our midst leaves .
vacancy and shadow that will
he deeply realized by all embefs
II our society and viii prove 4 rad
.oss 10 the com nuni,y and pubic.
Resolve. Ths, ~ extend our
sympathy 10 the faithful husbaed
and children ovs~helmsd in snsf
., ,his sad te~pensaiion.
Rs.oive, That A copy n these re-
solutions h~ .presd on the minutes
N DOR Society seni n the local ard
church papers. and one sen, 10 the
hereaved family
Respectfully submitted.
M~ q, L. Psnircost
Mrs c. II. siemos
Mrs. p r. Coleman.
COMMITTEES.
Dr \ Cotnsr 10 now located
n r slnou and bic ,sIephoos
nun he. Is IA instead Of ls1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10

N \ Co,nsr 10 now located
n r Simon and bic ielephoos
NUN he, il IA instead 81 ls1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10
DICKSON COUNTY HERALD
RUnLIsHKD At DICKSON TENN.
livery fRIDAY By
Herald Publishing Company
i A.ERxxxAa s.ass.,

Entered "a seconds tass mail
IL alter 10 the postothce at Dlckson.
Tennessee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-10

Let tn. O~I" print Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
HASSLER BRANCH
MANAGER HERE

Al Winn, branch manager OF the
Hassler Pacific company, distribu-
tors throughout the Pacific coast OF
Hassler shock absorbers, is n visi-
tor in this city comforting with their
exclusive dealers for this county, tho
Danner-Patty Motor company. Mr..
Wlnn Is accompanied by Howard
Douglas, factory expert OF the Hass-
Ter company, who Is demonstrating
n quicker method OF installing
Hasslers for FordB.
In doing the work Mr.. Douglas
uses no special equipment OF any
kind except a little device for com
pressing the spring, which can be
readily made by any mechanic. His
demonstrations here are for the pur-
pose OF showing how TO install
Hasslers by the new method. there
by saving considerable time. Mr..
Douglas record is 25 minutes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

ficial observer on the entire run and
w. Cook, mochnnician.
The first stretch OF the fast run,
San Francisco to San Luis Obispo,
n distance Of 239. milcS, was made
In five hours. showing an average
speed for this distance OF 47.04 miles
per hour. Here tho party stopped
20 minutes for lunch.
The race from San Luis Obispo 10
Los Angeles was made without n
stop. the car arriving at the main
postoffice In Los Angeles Mt 8:14:30
n. m. "Wednesday. lowering the coast
route record OF ~ hours ~ minutes
80 seconds by 2 hours 80 minutes
20 seconds.
A stop OF 3O:3O minutes was made
at Los Angeles. the return journey
being started at G:it a. m. Wcdncs-
day morning,
Tho return. via the valley route.
was much more difficult drive. sc-
cording to the pilots, than tho drive
down through the night, on account
Of rain and the traffic.
At Fresno. where they arrived In n
heavy downpour OF rain. the crew ate
n hasty lunch. stopping only 20 min
utes. A. n point Just north OF Mo-
desto the engine OF the car stopped
on account OF loose battery con-
nection. The only time on the entire
round trip that the engine was stop
ped was at this point. a stop OF 10
minutes. made necessary In order to
tighten the connection.
The car arrived at the creek route
ferry slip. at the foot OF Broadway.
Oakland. at 1880 y. m. A wait OF a
few minutes was necessary before the
departure OF the boat for San Fran
cisco. where II arrived at 5:25 y. m.
establishing the record OF 2i hours
and 20 minutes elapsed time. in the
round trip OF S6iI miles.
The mail brought from Los Ang-
elos was delivered 20 Assistant Su-
pcrintondent OF Mails oDonneli Just
10 hours and 40 minutes after its
receipt In Los Angeles.
In all. three records were estab-
lIshed on the sensational run--a new
coast route record, a new record for
a round trip between this city and
Los Angeles and the Southern Pa.
clfic's fast express train. THE Lark. I"
was beaten In the Journey to the
southern city by 3 hours 4 minutes
80 seconds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
METROPOLITAN
To DISTRIBUTE
GARDNER CAR

Ono OF tho striking features OF
tho San Francisco Automobile Show
VIII be the display made by the Nc.
Farland company OF Gardner cars.
This will be the first time that all
models have bocn publicly exhibited
outside OF tho Bnlesroom. Since tho
last automobile show the sedan has
been added TO tho standard touring
car and roadster.
What makes tho Gardner car es-
pecially attractive In tho fact that It's
price bids for popular favor. The
Gardner factory IN welykpown
through its 20 years OF manufactur.
Ing or horse drawn vehicles and tho
production OF a motor car In merely
the progression OF the manufacturing
OF transportation vehicles.
The high grade units used are At.
tracing the old limo dealers who
know, through experience. what will
produce economy In tho cost OF op.
eration and upkeep. Its comfortable
riding qualities have already made II
n popular family car.
Tho Gardner car will be handled
locally by the Metropolitan garage.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

easy task In getting through the
traffic In their race against time.
Under authority from Washington
TO carry United states mail. the two
pilots were sworn In ns federal off.
cials by Postmaster Charles Fay last
Tuesday afternoon, Their Job was to
demonstrate how quickly mail could
be carried between San Francisco and
Los Angeles by automobile.
A bag OF mail was delivered 10 the
pilots at the Third and Townsend
street depot nt the same time as mail
was delivered to tho Southern Pa
cific's fast train. The Lark"
The express train. one OF the fast.
est In the west. and the automobile
left for the long trip at exactly s:O2
p. m. The crew OF tho car was com.
posed OF the two pilots. Phil sheri-
dan. newspaperman, who acted as Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
A BIC YEAR
FOR TIRE SALES

Charley u. johnson, proprietor OF
Charley's Place, is preparing for a
great year for tire sales, and of
course he IL concerned In the Fisk
and the Lee. Those are the tires
upon which he In building his repu-
fation as u reliable dealer. and he
says he is going to stay with 'hcn.
too.
This years registration shows
about 100000 cars already built
and running. Charley figures that
holi never get rich off the tires hs
puts on new cars. but figuring that
the 5000. 900 cars will need about
four new tires each this year. there
will be 32.OO0,O0O tires to be sold
by some one. That's no market TO
snoeze at, and Charley says he's go
ing TO get his share OF that $4,000
900 or know the reason why.
Anyway. Charley will always be
found at the old stand on the cor
ner OF Sixth a klamath. and he's
got tires for any old car you drive
up to his Place OF business. Durabil-
ity In tires. and satisfied customers.
is what he wants. Just drop in and
see what I've got" that's what Char
ley says.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

An electric light that is switched
on TO illuminate an automobile step
az the door Is opened has been pat
cntcd by an English inventor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
Sfudebaker Makes
Record Run BefDeen
T.Uo Coast Cities

Continued from page s)
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
BY United States Naval Communi
cation Service.

cAtion Serv1ce.
/ distances given IN miles position at noon
unless otherwise specified.
\ Aswisun 152 \ Hatteras osth.
1 Antillian POI SW Hatteras 18th
! Astral 2os sw Brenton Reef 2stl
/ Aztec IS Cape Henry 2sth.
| Baton Rouge eos w Sand ,Sey 18th.
/ Bella 500 y San Salvador a1th.
Ben salem ~ = Ambrose Pm .sth
| Black Arrow 80 Havana nth.
| Brush go \ Colon 2Sth.
Bylsy 81 sW BY W Five Fathom Bank 1
| 2eth.
Caddo 40 Nantucket asth.
! Canadian Sealer 90 s Hatteras 2srh.
| cananova 81 Ambrose csth.
! Carolyn 100 ) Harcras 2Tth.
! Charles ffat: To- Nc Jupiter 2sth.
City of Columbus III NE Fryingpan 2sth.
CITY, OF 81 Joseph ~. e ambrose 2eth.
Coahoma County is3 NE Tortugas o8th.
Coastwise II WsW Nantucket 2Sth.
Creole State SIS w San Francisco PM 26th
Gretsn e Y Y Montank ontab :ssn Sath
East Indian $50 from Cape Henloren 18th
Edward l. Doheny Jr. 35 SW Iaheras 2stn
FL Captain l05 San Juaa 18TH
hl occldente 2:T NE Jupiter 2sth,
9 II Grove 81 " Sand Key nth
George II Jones 81 y San Juan 2sth
Gulf of Mexico .i5 " Tortugas 2sth.
Liulfmaid 90 NV Tortugas 2sth.
II II Rogers 30 w Sand Key asth.
II Flagler $50 W Sand Key 2sth.
| Hahatonka so n Jupiter 2Ith.
| Halsey 10 st Johns River 2sth.
Herbert l. Pratt 342 W Sand Key 18th
Herman Winter 496 S Mobile 2sth.
Hutchinson $50 NE Hole In WAll Goth.
J A Bostwick 100 SW Hatteras 2Sth.
J Il O'Neill $50 Winter Quarter 9th.
James MCGEE IS NE Hatteras 2eth.
| .Jcnancy lat 30 SO. Ion T2 81 18th.
Juniata 13 ME Fryingpan nth.
Julia Luckenbach 4s5 $ San Pedro IN
25th.
Katrina Luclxenbach las NNE Colon 2Ith.
l. J Drake 80 w Sand Key 18th.
Lackawanna Bridge lat 50 81 Ion 70 oa 2sth.
Lake Clear lat a3 IS. Ion ~ a. 2Ith.
Lake Elsenere lo6 SW BY " fenNick l Y
2Sth.
Lake Fanbusil lat a 4S. lon - Is 27th.
Lake Tnglenook $40 SSE Ambrose 2sth.
Lake Markham 70 SW Key West 27ts.
Lake T,anah Ma,tato .sa sW Matierss as na,b
Lenape 25 n Hattera-s 9th.
LevIsa $50 s Nantucket 27th.
Liberty Minquas 1876 w Sand Key 2Sth.
lsombardia passed Nantucket AM 9th.
Lordship Manor % w Tortugas 9th.
NJ J Scanlon lat 10 80. Ion bs IA 9th.
Makura 35s from Victoria. BIC, PM 9th.
Maiden 3 S Block Island 2Sth.
Manzanares ~ . Hatteras 2sth.
Mevania roo NV Colon 2Sth
Mattole 13l y Jupiter 26th.
Mneola 297 S Hatteras 18th
Mopang $50 u Ambrose 27th.
Munplace 200 Cay Frances 2ith
Nanidng l.II3 W Honolulu PM 2ith,
Naugus lat Il, Ion 1f3 50 PM .6th,
New Orleans 200 Il Cape Henry 2sth.
Old North State 1.TT2 Il Ambrose 27tn.
Orcus 240 SSW Cape Fear 2Sth
Oscar p Bennett 2l5 5 Nantucket 2sth
OsWego $40 II Ambrose 2Sth.
Paloms $50 s Scotland l. 29th.
Paraguay l3s y Cape Canaveral 2sth.
Pioneer Is Sc Sand Key 2Sth.
Portcla Plumas y I; Sand Key 2Ith.
Roanoke SO y Jupiter 2Sth.
Rochester 30 NE Jupiter 2sth.
S Hardness 2TS S Nantucket 2Sth,
sabine Sun 1o2 y Hatteras 2sth.
Saco lat 30 d2, Ion 6s 54 18th.
Sagaporack 70 St Thomas 2sth
Sagua 100 Hatteras 27th.
Salvation Lass 20 Hatteras 2sth.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30

West Haven 1ss S Mobile 2sth
West Lsleta 1885 N Colon 2sth.
West Ivan 2,sS6 w Columbia River 8 Pm
9th.
West Jessup 2Ss from Cape Flattery Pm
2Sth.
West Jena 1.e3s w Los Angeles PM 26th.
Winifred AZ SW Tortugas 2Sth.
Yucatan 152 Hatteras 2Sth.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30

UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.
By virtue of an Order Of Sale issued out ~
the United states Distrlct court LOT the
given that I VIII sell by public auction. for
cash, on Monday. the Goth day of June. 1922. .
NJ ~ o'clock noon ~ the Forsyth street
door " the Post office, Jacksonville, Flor.
ida. tho five-maated motor schooner CITY
OF PORTLAND. her engines. boilers, ma.
ehinery. boats, tackle, apparel. appurtensnccs
and furniture, as she now lies anchored In
p Johns niver. Jacksonville. Florida
". nosMELls. United states Marshal
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
SEA STRIKERS HERE
Vote DOWN PEACE
BensOn's Proposals Rejected
by 601 Workers, While
261 Favor Them.
TODD'S MEN FOR PLAN
Healy Says Word From
Other Cities Indicates
Fight to Finish.
TODD'S MEN FOR PLAN

The proposals made to the Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association by
the United States Shipping Board with
view to ending the marine strike
were rejected yesterday by those mem
I bers of the two New Yorf; locals voting
at the referendums held in this city.
Thomas Healys local TO. S3 decided
to remain on strike by vote of 47a
10 80. But Bert Todd's Ocean Associa-
ton of Marine Engineers. No. so, ac-
ccpted the proposals. 1s7 to 96. In ad-
dition several members Of New Or
leans and Norfolk locals in port voted
at Todd's headquarters in Whitehall
street Their figures were "A for to 81
against the proposals
So. all told, 6o1 men voted against
the proposals and 261 for them. 1t
was almost foregone conclusion that
Ifealy's followers would reject the
peace terms and that Todd's influence
would be in favor of peace. However.
both leaders insisted that they alb
stain from influencing their followers
one way or the other.
A distinct impression prevailed that
the proposed agreement would have
been adopted had not the Shipping
Board made it plain that it had no
intention of recognizing the union as
such. The proposals covered an open
shop or better, an open ship situa-
ton. Therefore, it is fait to say that
the men rejected the whole PROPOSE
tion rather than abandon their organi
5ation
The New York herald., 1921-05-30

, San Bias e62 Nantucket 2Sth.
San Bruno 3f5 Nantucket aSth
San dregorio las s Hatteras 2Sth.
San Pablo 242 n Colon 2Sth.
San Patricio is n by u Jupiter 9th.
San Juan 1877 SNE San Juan cSth.
Santa Luisa 4i2 5 Balboa 3stli.
Santa Veronica a5 Jupiter 2Sth
Saugus lat 20 or. Ion SO 3s 2Sth,
Shenandoah a1 sW Hatteras osth.
Standard 195 w Sand Key 2Ith
Sunoii 10 $ Jupiter 18th.
Susquehanna 504 Il Boston /. 2sth.
Swiftstar rs from Block Island goth.
ranarzc + key West 2Ith
ranamo 9s y Bocas 27th.
Thomas Fl Wheeler III S IIatteras 2sth.
Trontolite rs W Tortugas 18th.
ulua 4Os Hattera-s 9Sth.
W keene 81 NE Cape Lookout 2sfh.
w g Teagie 5s w Tortuga.s 2Tth.
Walter n Munson $50 s Ambrose 2sth
West Cape S. L by n Cape Henry 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
ARRIVED.

Str iceland CBr), Antwerp May 10. 10 the
Red Star Line, with 2s first. 5eo secona, eso
Went to pier 81. North River.
str Mongolia. Hamburg May is, TO the
American Line. with Al first cabin and l3
steerage passengers. malls and mdse. Went
TO pier 81, North River.
Str Megali Hellas (Gr). Constantinople
May Is and Piraeus 18th, 10 n Galanos,
with 90 first 46s second cabin and 54I steer
age passengers. malls and mdse. Went 70
New York Dock Cos pier q. Brooklyn.
str Lafayette (Frl, Havre May II, TO u
Compagnie Generate Transatlantidue. VI.
pe ssengers and mdse. Anchored In Quaran-
tine.
SIR Northwestern Miller n3rl, London May
~ and Havre 18th. to Furness. Witty & Co,
with mdse. Went 70 pier Z. Bush Docks
Str Calico CBr). Hull May q Antwerp 9th
and Rotterdam 18th. to sanderson 4 SON
with mdse.
bordeaux 18Th, to the Compagnle Generate
Transatlantiuue, with mdse;
Str South Pole. Liverpool May 10, 70 the
Cosmopolitan shipping Co. in ballast. Went
Str New Britain. Manchester May II. 20 The
Black Diamond Steamship Co. IN ballssi.
Went 10 New York Harbor Try Docks. Clif
ton, 81.
10 the SusQuehanna Steamship Co, ln hal
last. Went TO New York Dock Cos plcr ~.
Brooklyn
New York aud Cuba Mail Steamship CO. with
sugar. Went 70 New York Dock Cos pier
IL, Brooklyn.
str Walter D Munson. Mstanzas. 70 the
Munson Steamship Line, with mdse. An.
chored I'm Quarantine.
Str Lorenzo. Ponce. Mnyaguez and San
Juan to the New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Co with passengers. mails and
rndse Anchored IN Quarantine.
Str Stanley Dollar, San Francisco May
and Cristobsi 2ist. 10 the Dollar Steamship
Co. with 3 passengers and mdse. Anchored
off Clifton.
Str Tsurugisan Maru Jap, New Orleans
May 81 10 Matsugi Co, with mdse, IN trar-
sit Anchored off Red Hook.
Str VIM g Warden Baton Rouge May "a,
"a the Standard OH Co. With crude oil, An
chored off Tompklnsvilie.
Str Mohawk, Jacksonville and Charleston,
10 the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
and ndse. Went TO pier 81. North River.
Str Bradciyde tBr). Norfolk, TO the Kerr
Steamship Co Anchored off Stapleton,
Str Nerhaminy. Philadelphia. Anchored IN
Str Alsskan, Boston. Anchored IN Quar-
anttne.
schr Beulah Mae (Br). Iona. Ms, May =.
10 Scammell Bros. with plaster. Anchored
Motor shin Kennacott. Tacoma April %.
Aberdeen May and Cristobal oist, 70 the
Alaska Steamship Co, with mdse. Anchored
Off Stapieton.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Transport 81 Mihiel, Cristobsl for New
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
Low PRICE ON GERMAN COAL.

BREMEN. May 2s.--Coal delivered to
the Entente by Germany under the Spa
agreement Is being offered in the mar
ksts OF Belgium at prices against which
American and English coal cannot COM
pete, IL is said here. IL also rs asserted
that coal delivered TO France by Ger
many also is being resoId in German
markets at prices considerably lower
than American and English exporters
can offer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
Fire Record.

Al NJ Loss
f.n5-1b4 r. 43d at unknown =. Unknown
2.6o--340s fremont av., Bronx. uu-
known .+ss...s = Unknown
.f5--f4oth ~. and Harlem River.
John Jevcnthai. ...........U Unknown
" $4,000 W. 18Th st.. Max Maver Unknown
II .s0--303 w. T2d IT. Charles
Thcpn ......*..... ........ None
Il :40-24s ". Both 81. Antono
Astonine .....,.+....t.+t...... None
r NJ
7.f5--2Ss w 5ath IT., Garage
Maxwell Co.......vts+4..t...T .TrifIiur
Aco-S4f Rivnrton st. automobile.
Charles Bertclls. .......... Unknown
b.c0--feOth and TT Washington
sv.. Sacred Heart Con
vent s4....s.s ..0s+..s.t. Unknown
\ co~-f5a w lt5th St. the Glover
Leaf Tailoring Co....t.....T .Trififng
= 7n~-sH w. 1ftth st unknown Thrilling
IN Soils r.. l25th ST.. Horton lee
, wam Store. .rrifline
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY. MAY 80.

MDNbsAf MAJ oV.
Europe. Africa and West Asia NORWAY
Sweden, I.ithuania. Latvia and Esthonia ~
via Liverpool also parcel post mails foi
str Celtic. AN (sup . 80 AM.
TUESDAY. MAY 81
Norway. Sweden. Denmark and Finland
VIA Gothenburg, also parcel post mails for
Sweden. str Stockholm. . 80 PM (sup PAi)
WEDNESDAY. JUNE /.
Great Britain Except Scotlandl. Belgium.
Finland Persia. South Africa. Madeira and
cape Verde Islands, Via Liverpool; also par
eel post malls for Great Britain except
Scotlandl and the countries mentioned in
Note 4 below. str caronia. s AM (sup . Sc
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plyrn-
outh, Cherbourg and Antwerp :" also par
eel post mails for Belgium. Luxembourg and
bsigian Congo, str ICELAND, AN Csup 8 80
France, Roumania. bulgaria. czecho- o-sic
vakia, Jugo-Siavia, Austria. Hungary, no
land, switzerland, Italy. Spain. Greece. 'or-
tugal, Turkey, Syria. Palestine, Egypt, Brit
ish India, Kenya and Uganda. Malta. Glib
raltar. Siam, Cyprus, Ceylon and Straits Set
must be specially addressed via Southamp-
toni; also parcel post mails for France and
the countries mentioned In Note 3 below, str
Adriatic. AM (sup $50 AND.
ireland and Scotland tother countries -) (,
via Londonderry and Glasgow; also parcel
post mails for Ireland and scotland. str
Cameronia. AM tsup $3.50 AND.
Germany. Lithuania. Latvia and Esthonia
tPoland y, via Hamburg. Danzig and Lii
bau; also parcel post mails for Germany.
land, Poland, Lithuania and Latva. str Lii
tuania, 10 so AM.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
CLOSING OF MAILS.

foreign mai
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
Rejected I'm Other Places.

Healy was insisting that Norfolk next
In Importance to New York. was reject
Ing the proposals and that he had word
from Ernest Pegg, chairman OF the
Pacific Coast Council of Marine En-
gineers. that the entire south and west
coasts would follow suit.
They've just wired me from Boston, .
said Healy, that the men up there have
rejected the proposals 90 to 30. Phila-
delphia seems to be in doubt"
The two local votings were telegraphed
TO the national headquarters of the Ma
rlne Engineers Beneficial Association
and the national figures will be made
known Tuesday.
In the meantime mass meetings OF
strikers will be held here to bolster flag
ging morale. The first will take place
this morning in Webster Hall
Andrew Furuseth, president or the In
ternational Seamen's Union, arrived
from Washington last night and reported
TO strike leaders that not only were he
and his colleagues unable to reach any
understanding with the Shipping Board,
but that the latter even refused TO recog-
nize them.
For the first time the text OF the Ship
ping Boards proposals became known
Yesterday. Briefly there Is the proposed
reduction IN pay of Is per cent, the
abolition OF increased rates OF pay for
orertime work and theoretical refusal
10 recognize the unions and their repre-
sentatlves. There Is no suggestion in
the new agreement that employment
preference will be shown 20 American
citizens.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


pier j, Hoboker. about 9 AM Tuesday
Str Michigan CBr). London for New York
Is expected to arrive in Quarantine about
PM Tuesday.
Str Hellig olav DAM. Copenhagen. &c. is
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str Rosalind (Br). ST Johns, NE. and Hall
fax. Ms. for New York, to Bowring 4 CO
with 80 passengers and mdse.
Schr Mary G Duff (Br, Halifax for New
York Cpassed 2sthl.
CONTINUED on NEXT pAcE,
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
Almanac for New York May 80.

Sun rises... - Moon rises. u g AN
Sun sets...... 10 Moon sets.:. II 20 Pm
TINE OF HIGH WATER MAY ~;
Sandy Hook. .......-.. ! II AM b IN
Governors Island...... 2I AN 2 81 Pm
Hell Gate CAstoria) +. 3 80 AM o. PM
The time given in the above table Is East.
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add ] hour.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
sARrNr-roR SALE on WANTED.

ron sABE-Tug. draft Q r. compound 10
2iXf6 in. built 1918 immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, II Hroadway
Rowling Green I651
DERRICK LIGHTER. GAsoLENE HOIST
fun equipment big hnrgatn. EASTMAN
Produce Exchange
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
BOARDERS WANTED.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

WANTEp-From September on, I'm private
ing rooms and bath. West Side between
67th and seth SITS: first class German table
and references required. # 16f Herald. Her
aid square.
WANTED Tor young men. room
private family; not to exceed 112
per week give full details In reply
ting. u. T.. S76 Herald. Fulton It.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30

expected 10 dock at foot of 18th street. Ho
boken, Wednesday evening.
Str Lafayette (Fr). Havre for New York
Is expected 20 dock about 80 AM Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows.
Hawai-. Fiji Islands. New Zealand nlh
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria, BC.
str Makura, May 80.
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands, via
San Francisco. Us army transport Logan.
June !.
Japan, Corea. China and Siberia. via Seat
tie. str Arizona Marr. June 8.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. str Wilhelmins
June s.
Hawaii and New Zealand. via Seattle, str
West Hixton. Juns g.
Hawaii. Philippine Islands, Straits Settle
ments. Sumatra and specially addressed mail
for French Indo- China, British India and
Ceylon. via San Francisco, str Wolverine
State, June 8,
Japan, Corca. China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), via Vancouver and Victoria, BE,
str Empress OF japan, June 10.
Mails OF the following dates Moukden MAY
q, Kobe nth and Yokohama 18th, which ar
rived per str Arizona Maru. we're despatched
East from Seattle on May 20 and are due in
New York on the afternoon OF Tuesday, May
81
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30

PLYMOUTH-CHERBOu
AMERICA ........ june 90 July % sue "a
GEORGE WASHINGTON
July 80 Aug. 81 Sept. "a