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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

back again at night or at tho end
OF the week,
4 saving ~ a. cents per bushol
on truck load OF apples, better
condition of the fruit. making pos
siblc u 90 per cont Increase In tn"
selling price and saving iu tim"
consumed in delivery. are sump ot
the benefits noted by g. \. Duttuu.
manager of the Homeland Orchard
Of Gal'syillc, who recently took 90
load of apples by truck To- Ro-
chester MINI
That the "4hip by truck movc-
mont iy commercially aud financially
a success was demonstrated by Mr.
nutton'p experimental trip. tie
saved o. cents per bushcl ON 125-
hush,l load 10y UhippIus hv truck.
~ compared with the cost Of ship.
ping by train, but the greatest saw.
Ing wi1 shown in tho fHot that tho
apples wcro picked iu tho orchard
and placed I'm bush,l crates Boo tho
truck and not again handled uuiu
unlonded at the door ur the zoe
taller or consumer m" apples w"to
found IN perfect condition at the
end Of tho scvcnty-milc Trip
Transportation * as essential n
part of agriculture Hs. production.
Farming is profitable only TO tive
cxtcnt that produces are marketable.
Farms remote from the uaths "a
commerce Weld but scantv living
for their tenants
Tho number of motor cars In IN,
La I.It y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
FARMERS BELIEVE
IN MOTOR TRUCKS
Figures by Department Of
Agriculture Show That
Trucks Are Profitable

out OF ,a3 farmer truck owners
who responded to quoslionnniro
sent out hr tho United States de
pur,mcut of agriculture. % per cent
believe their motor trucks to he
profitable Investments. according 90
Ice Smith of the Sml,h Motor COM
pany local Maxwell-C Chalmers
dealer.
oyer two-thirds OF these trucks
had not been out of commission n
single day when needed during the
year covered by the reports
Saving of time was considered
their greatest advantage and poor
roads their greatest disadvantage.
The average lie OF truck is
given oa - 10 : years, mileage
$3.50 per l13 days OF use during
the year.
1T is significant 10 note In tho re-
/ port says MIR. Smith, that, though
! thcsc trucks range In size from one
half ton to five tons. fully two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

interesting 90 note that 10000
lrauAlus wuro shipped and sold
during the past five years. For the
two year period ending December
81. 1920, shipments OF cars aggrc-
gated 1872, which is double tho
number OF cars shipped during the
tivo years beginning with 1911 and
ending with 1915. This. too. is
double the niro year period begin
ming with 1902 and ending with,
1910.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
KENYON TIRES
WINS FOR VAIL
Noted Speed King Wins
World Record ON Ken.
yon Cord Tires

Eorvc, cord ,.-..
-, '4 llr
i'''''''''' '' WIN Ih" "... .hlm.
pipnship hJndrrd u.. .H ,r,.,
record. Tho rt.u .y.,.. .... ... -.
Lorsrci1 ..... t....... ' !"
a.. l..,. ". ma@.
'hs ''' u.''""'' 'h ON, hour y
minutes and is seconds. Tho 5-.
vious record wac mad. .t .t...''
At, 30 r,,..
,,.a, ~ a,1 ".'' '..'. ~ MN.
p.,. I,.,,
'','' 1T. i.'o Re
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

John Barton Payne, secretary
OF the interior. says.
Tho vast potential resources
Of the nation can be full dcvcl-
opcd only as adequate transpor-
tatiun facilities are afforded.
"Thc motor vehicle has he.
como an essential unit in this
work.
Better highways will render
more efficient modern highway
transport.
Reclamation OF our uudcvel-
oped lands will proceed more
rapidly as our transportation In
improved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

thirds Of them are from ono TO two
tons.
Years ago, MlNwo'l engineers
forcsaw that tho most practical all
around truck would boz somewhere
m this latter class. consequently.
they concentrated their truck ac.
uyities on single sturdy chassis Of
l-2 ton capacity.
To-day, We are r'auiug the bon
eft of their foresight lu the great
popularity OF the Maxwell trucl.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

Tho first American made clec'rl
automobile that was driven I'm Par.
appeared on the streets I'm 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

There arc exactly 36.2lO pas
songer car dealers IN this country
of ours. Added to this. 2O,59G truck
agents hold thci rOwu. AS for
garages, 3S,b3S Of them are in
operation, white the repair shop
total exceeds them an, being 47556
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Rnnds Are Basic Asset.

Eo1ds are a dotormIning faClor IN
the lfo OF every community
They arc, In fact, "A basic asset,
and for that reason should be mad.
MS FAR as possible, permanent and
dcpcudhlc.
tRishop pau =. Rhode in Kansas
Highways.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
valve CAP Essential.

when an automobile tire valve
begins 10 give trouble, aHys % tire
expert. II will generally Doe found
hut dirt has worked Into ~. Tncro
i- rather common belief iua' tho
valve cap IS an uuo#cu.1' thing
ana that 70 makes little difference n
70 is used or not This idea is on
Nrolv erroneous. and motorists who
do not uso the valve cap are in
danger OF trouble. when tho cap
ls not used there i7 a strong likel-
hood that dirt Will work down into
the valve and ultimately produce a
valve leak. while tire remains
inflated this dirt In somc case may
do no harm. but whom now i'm
flatiun "a made the air drives the
dirt down into the valve and makes
an alright connection impossible
More than 400 motor trucks are In
operation IN British Malaga. due to
the increasing volume OF the RUB
Der business in Singapore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Announcing the KANE
Ride on Air Plan

The problem of shock absorption ante
dates the automobile, for even the crud-
est spring is an absorber. Carriage
makers in old England tried to con-
quer jar and jolt by using straps to
suspend bodies from the frames.
Notwithstanding the worlds strides in
mechanics since that day, the modern
automobile spring has its positive me-
chanical limitations, and by itself is
far from being an efficient shock alb
sorber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
To the Men of Notre Dame

AS look back in reverie
And scan the halls of memory
| mediate upon the name
Of every man at Notre Dame
Who looked me in the eye and said
I'm glad to know you, .Jack!'
wish that could see once more
The men who left to go to war
For | knew them and they knew me
They're still my pals in memory
For | remember how they said
I'm glad to know va, Jack!''
Of course was new man then
| hardly knew the older men
And felt shy at first, you know,
But they all doomed 'Howareya'
So fell in with the crowd and said
I'm glad to know you, JackI'
And soon I'll have to say Good Bye
No longer will the campus cry
How are va, Jack2" ring in my ears
And yet ii cherish all those years
When N. D. men shook hands and said
I'm glad to know va, JackI'
Written by SEMI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
THE OLD BOYS ARE COMING BACKu

We South Bend extend the Old greeting
onged with the familiar young
midst learned the lessons that have
industrial life O home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

These Old Boys feel thrill pride they the expansion of their
growing and carrying its splendid work Next Alumni
nobody closer No Dame than the people South
tho ++bex,oc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

104-106 North Michigan Street
206 South Michigan Street
337-339 South Michigan Street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

122 West Washington Avenue
1922 West Jefferson Blvd.
Notre Dame Cafeteria
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HELP

This Space Contributed by
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
CLEARED.

Ctr Old North State. Marshall. London Via
Bouiogne and Plymouth (generaD-Cnited
States Lines.
Str Monana. Kehoe. Copenhagen. &c tsen-
str Arabic (Br), Roberts, Pouta Dclgada.
Gibraltar. &C. via Boston tseneraD-White
Star Line.
Str Mayaro CBr). Drysdaie. Grenada. Trim
idad and Dernerara (generaD -Furness.
Witty a Co.
str sixaola. law. Kingston. Cartagena. &c
(gencral) al)-United Fruit Co.
(ballast)-Robert l. Hague.
Str Gedania (Danz). Schulter, Port Lobos
(balast)--RobeIt L Hague.
SIR A Bostw.en, McGerty. Port Lobos
(bailast) Robert l. Hague.
str John r. Rockefeller. Morris, Port Lo.
hos (balinst)-Robert l. Hague tciearcd
17th).
Str Glenpool. winberg.. rampico (generaD
Robert l. Hague fcieaNd 1Tth).
Str Frederick X Kellogg. Nader. Tampico
Cballast)-Pan-American Petroleum and
Transport Co.
Str El Captain. Hanson, Hamilton. San
Juan, Mayaguoz and Ponce (oil)-Hooert L
Hague.
Brunswick (general) )--Clyde Steamship Co.
str Moha WIZ. ingram. Charleston and JACK
sonyiiie (generai).-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str jefferson, Eorsey, Norfolk tecHeraD-
Old dominion Transportation Co.
str Santa Eliza, Gertxler tfrom Antofa-
gasta and Iquique). Boston (residue)-W II
STR Norwalk. Crowoil, Boston (gcneraD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Str Pennsyivanian. Tapley. Boston coal-
iast)--Cnitcd American Lines, Inc.
gchr seaman A O, Knowlton, Perth An
boy Cbnllnst) Sexton A Bryant.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
DEPARTURE OF STEAMER.
SAIL. WEDNESDAY.
SAIL THURSDAY.


and san Juan f4th. 20 the Buii- -Insu,ar Line.
with sugar. Went 10 pier %, brooklyn.
Str Ponce. Ponce Sept II. Mayaguez 18th
and san Juan f4th, to the New York and
gers. mails and rndse. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier 81. Brooklyn.
Str Esperanza, Tanpco Sept 9. Vera Cruz
10th, Prosreso f3th. Havana i4th and Nas-
Steamship Co. with rs passengers, mnils and
rndse. Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier 10.
Brooklyn.
Str Gedania CDanz). Lobos Sept 10. to
Robert / Hague. with crude oil. Went 10
str A Bostwick. Iobos Sept II. to Robert
l. Hague, with crude oil. Went TO pier 9,
Constable Hook.
Atlantic Fruit Co, with passengers and
mdso. Went TO pier 20. East River.
Str Elmac, Kingston Sept Ia.
Str San Ma,eo, Tela Sept II, 90 the United
Fruit Co, with fruit. Went to pier Is. East
River.
Str Fort st George CBr). Bermuda sept II.
to the Furness- Bermuda Line. With 200 pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier 80.
North River.
Sir socony, Port Arthur, to the Standard
on Co of New York. Anchored off Tomp-
kinsville.
Str G A Fiagg. Houston. TO the Southern
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to Erie
Basin Breakwatsr. Brooklyn.
Str pinar del Rio tBD. Baltimore. 70 the
United States and Brazil Steamship Line.
Went to pief 3, d. l. q w. Hoboken.
Str Munro, Boston,. TO the Munson Steam
ship Line. Went 70 pier 10. Eas: River.
STR Jonancy. Boston, to the Pocahontas
Fuel Go. Went TO Shewan's dry dock.
Brooklyn.
q i destroyer Brccl Went 70 Navy Yard.
Schr Georgia p Jenkins. Charleston. to
Sexton & Bryant. Anchored Off Red Hook.
Schr Purnell white, Georgetown, SO.
Tug Liberty, towing barres.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

LONDONDERRY. Sept l6-Arrsved. strs
East Chicago, Baltimore: 18th. Steel Worker.
Tacoma.
hIsALdo. Sept io-Arrived. str Falkland
MANCHEsTfsR. Sept i9--sailcd. str Bel
giHn ORB. Boston.
MARsEILIEs. sept i4-Arrived. str Nico-
laos 0taD New Orleans.
Sailed 18th. str Cuzco UtaD. Mobile
MIL BOZ RNis, Sept i7-Sailed, str Cana
dian Spinner (Br). Montreal.
MErHrI.. Sept i1-saiied. str Norburn
MoNfREAL. Sept ie-Arr.yed, s.rs Cor
nishnan (Br), Avonmouth: verbanla (Br). /.
London; Catinat (Esr). Rotterdam.
Sailed 10Th. strs Nantes tFNr). Bremen:
Amaiienborg tDanl, Danish ports: Stolwyk
Dutch. Amsterdam; Manchester Producer
(Br), Manchester: Alkaid Dutch. Bremen;
cabotia CBr), Glasgow; Grey County (Br).
Havre and London.
MOyILLE, Sept 1e-Arrived. str Columbia
(Br). New York for Glasgow (and pro
ceeded).
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. Sept io-Arrived. str
Australind (Br). Galveston.
SIQUERo, Sept 15--Arrived. str Lake Fa-
byan. Manzanillo.
PALERMO. Sept 1g-Saiied. str Calabria
(Br), from Patrss for New York.
fcONTIcUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Dante Aiighieri JtaD, Genoa and
Naples FOR New York, is expected 20 dock ~
pier ~, North River. late Friday or early
Saturday
Str Argentina UtaD. Trieste for New
York, " expected TO dock at pier Z, Bush
Docks, Wednesday afternoon.
Str America, Bremen. &c for New York.
IL expected 20 reach Quarantine about mid
night "Wednesday and dock at pier ]. Hobo
ken. Thursday morning.
Ctr Stockholm tsw) Gothenbure for New
York, is expected 10 dock at pier 90. North
River, "wednesday forenoon.
Str Huron. Bueuos Airos for New York, IN
expected TO dock ct pier 8. TIoboSon.
Wedneaday forenoon.
Str Olympic (Br). Southampton for New
iorf. " expected 20 dock ~ pier 90, North
River about $3.50 AM Wednesday.
Ctr Cnnopic (Br) from Naples. &c, was
19T miles = Of Bceton lirlFship nj An
1871. Expected 70 arrive below Boston about
IN Wednesday.
Str Mexico. Havana for New York. "a ex-
pecied 70 dock At pier -, East River, Tues
day afternoon.
Str Mount Carroll. Hamburg for New York,
T. due Tuesday at Boston, where she viii
discharge her pafscngers. (See Maritime
Miscellany under Boston datcD
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

that the firc on str River Orontss CB-) a.
Alexandria caused very little damage: onl,
fire and a few by water; steamer Was no'
daniased and was scheduled to leave yestsr-
day for Boston.
Str Maiden. Norfolk for Boston, prevlorsl,
Seporssd IN collision With str Jonancy. Ia,
psen baached ono riile north OF Aiontaul
light and about ore mile off shore Nos
and holds full OF water and No 4 partly
filed On the last high water vessel SHIFTED
position and the coast guard cutter Acusiine
and wrecking tug Guardsman tried 10 tow
her inshoro but failed Is IN an exposed po-
part OF cargo. Crew stu abcard The 10
marcy went TO Shewaass dry dock, Brooklyn,
for rapatrs.
BOSTON, Sept ie-Str Mount Carroll. from
Hanburs Sept for New York. with s7a
third ciaas passengers. has sprung a trivial
!eak ll5 miles cast Of this port and viii put
IN here Tomorrow. The passengers, mostly
German ,.,aI .n,,,nisrsa:s; vii. be landed here as
Shipping Board str Ossaloosa. from Ant
wefp Aug u for this port IS in distress 400
str Monroe. bound here from Fowey is
going to her assistanco. II 10 believed the
Vssxaloosa's engines have broken down. as
sfues M Weaving M Antwerp U 1sA because Of ;ronblo
with her turbines. She loft Southampton
Sep: ~ Both vessels are to be Withdrawn
Ing tssr % earsoss. a s Il s ns sheusht s' probable %
that thu Monroe viii take the Oskaloosa IN
tow.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept fs-S.r St
Patne d'r). from New Orleans for Calais.
has pv In here with stucfing box leaking;
will sVNey,
LoSnSN., Sept l7.-s.r Pawnes grounded
when cNnin& down the River Seine from
Rouer. Nr got off with assistance from
tugs and MAT ttinto Harre for repairs; stern
post and rndder damaged; original cause OF
damage was the ovcrneasing of part OF
machinery; eiNBo into dock for repairs.
Telegram received from Christiania
states that moor ship Borglnnd tNor),
hence vita Antwerp for Sen Pedro. returned
to .Chrtstiania with crank shaft broaen; rc-
18th -cartssenA tspeisD .e,csrspl,s that str
cuzco Qta-lJ. froN Marsc.lles for Guifport.
boilers.
NEW HAVEN. Ct. Sep, ia-schr yacht
America, In tow, Was anchored off the New
Haven Yacht Club tpuse at Morris Cove this
morning. Heavy seas IN Long Island Sound
yesterday compelled an achorage off Say
brook during the nisht.Y The yacht, which
is bound for Annapolis. !. Md. will be towed
to Stamford tomorrow. The yacht club had
arranged a reception for yesterday, having
anticipated that the America would be here
off. NJ
ST JolINS. NF. Sept 1.-THE crew OF an
unidentified schooner, whkh was dismasted
and sweDt1Q sea In yesterdays gale. has
been rescue6Npy a fishing yessel from the
Grand Banks and landed q Catalina. The
schooner was <sinklng when abandoned.
Another schooner was lost father north, but
the crew was rescued.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
SAILED.

strs city 0. Montgomery. Savannah; Lake
Fannin Wilmington ana Brunswick; John
u Rockefeller. Meta Redonda: Pcnnsyl-
ynnian, Boston.
strs Moncalleri t.all, Naples and Genoa: !:
Monana, Copenhagen. El Captain, San JuaH.
II s battloships Knnsa~, philadelphia
pestrryera NichoLson. o'Brion. McDougsi.
Ericsson. winslow. Parker. Cassin. Bsici,.
Downes. Conyngham, Wainwright and Por-
ter, for sea. -
SchrS Albert r Paul, Fort Royal, SC;
Doris Hamlln, Hampton Roads.
Tug ontario. towing 3 barges tpassed out
Quarantine at 4 20 PM.
Tho corrected reading OF tho barometer
lreduced TO sea level) ~ New York on Mon
day Sept 10. 1921. at AM. as reported BY
the United States Weather bureau, was
thirty ard seventeen hundrodtns t3o.lD
inches This closely approximates seven
hundred rud slxty-six and three-tenths
f7eg3) rnflilmeterr. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In or near tho ports OF New YORK
and Hrookiyn can sdvantascousiy nsc the
above official data for observing whether
,lieir own baroneters require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind ut Sandy Hook. PM, Il, y miles !;
clear; smooth SEQ.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
ARRIVED.

str Battle (Br) Liverpool Sept 10 and
Queenstown tith, 20 the White b.ar Line,
with a56 first. 4of second cabin and 1888 third
class passengers. malls and mdse. Went 10
pler 90. North River.
Str stnvangerfjord tNor). Bergen Sept 10,
20 the Norwegian America Line, with pas
sengerE. nefas and mdge. Anchored In Quar-
antins.
Str City OF Freeport. liverpool Sept :. to
McsAllister Brothers, In ballast. Anchored
Off Stapleton.
Str PAX Ling CBo. Port said Aug 2s.
Alexandria 25th. Genoa Sept I, Gibraltar
Ath and Boston 18th, 10 Booth & 60, with
sllnse. Went 70 pier l. Bush Docks, Brook
lyn.
Str srnta Elisa, Valparaiso .Aug 81. An
tofarasta Sept :, fuuque 3D.. Molendo itli.
pisco eth, Gorro Azul 9th, Callao Ith. Sala@
very Sth ard Cri&tOhal iith. 20 w u Grace
a Co, with 10 passengers msih and nidse.
Went 10 New York Dock cos pier 3d.
brooklyn.
str Texan, Portland. o. Aug 81. San Pedro
30th and Cristobnl Sept II, 70 the United
American Lines. With mdse Went TO picr q,
Bush Docks, Brooklyn
Str Mount Vernon tNor). Nueva Corona
Isle OF Pines. Sept o, 10 the Atlantic Fruit
90. with grape fruit. Went TO pier 7. North
River.
ST Helen, Ponce Sept II, Mayagucz 18th
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York Of PM as follows:
japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only) via Seattle, str CROSS KEYS,
Sept %.
Hawaii Via San Francisco, str WII.HEL-
NINA. Sept %.
Japan, corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatrs), via Seattle. SIR MANILA MANU-.
Sept %.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China, Siberia.
French lndo- China, Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco. str EMPIRE STATE, Sept 20.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New ZeaianJ via Sen Francisco. str So
MONA. Sept 20.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mall accepted on pier.
tParcel post mails ana specially Addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates. Hong Kong
Aug -. Shanghai 27th. Kobe Sept ] and
Yokohama Cd. which arrived per str lxion.
were despatched east from Seattle on sept
Aug 20. Shanghai 26th and Yokohama 3oth,
which arrived per str Monteagic, were
despatched east from Seattle on Sept IL.
The mails from the str Ixion are dre III
New York on the morning OF Tuesday. Sept
20, and those from str Monteagle on the
morning of Thursday. Sept %.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and rouEs.

When you are going to travel by water
tnis ran book your passage In ships
that sail under the American dag.
Ihey are fast and luxurious, sailing
10 all parts OF the world. These ships
are the symbol Of perfect comfort nj
sca-America's idea Of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
plymouth, HouIogne end London
Old North state
Sept. 20
Centennial State
Oct. 11-Nov l5--Dsc. Is
Panhandle state
Oct: 25-Fev 26-Dec. 81
hremen and panzig
Tros1 Ns~ York
Potsmsc
Sept. c2--Nov. Dec. "a
Hudson
Oct l5--Dec. 3
Princess Matoika
OCT. 22-Dec. 10
Plymouth, CherbourG and Bremen
From New York
Sept. 2S-Nov 1, 2g
George Wnshiugton
Oct. S-Novs-Dec. Q.
United States Lines. Inc. 4o Broadway.
Whitehall 2o50.
South America
Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos Aires
From New York
Southern Cross
Aeolus
Oct. 10
Huron
Oct. %
Munson 9. s. Lines, e7 Wall Street. n. Y.
Bowling Green $500.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore, Co
From San Francisco
Empire state
Wolverine State
Oct. Is
Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co.. Z Hanover So
Honolulu. Yokohama, kobe, Shanghai, Hong.
From Seattle
Silver state
Nov. 20.
Wenatchee
Oct Is
Keystone State
Nov.
Bt wiling Green 5625.
Empire state
Hocsier State
Oct. fo
Tel Bowling Green 1880.
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana, Canal, Port Los Angeles, San Fran.
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
UawlSeyc State
Nov 20--Ian. 28
Buckeye State
Oct. S-Dec. 17--Feb. Is
Matson Navigation Co.. 40 Market st.. |
San Francisco, Cal. 10 Soutl, Gay st., |
Baltimore, Md.
Us. .snlppiNo poaaO
UazsAs.9as~0c1L -
s3asA Cz.la, |
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin,

DISTANCES given III miles: p0sition at noon,
unless otherwise tpeclfedl
AbanRnrez is5 sE South pass fs.h.
AgwlncOr iis WSW Tortugas lSth
Alabama iaT WNW Tortusa~ ISM
Albert i Watts 100 SW IAttcras 18Th
Andrea q Iuckenhach OaG from Balboa 18Th.
Arguu 81, SIC Sabine bar 18th.
Ario i05 SW Tlntteras 1871.
Arizuuan 240 q san Pedro PSI 18Th.
Aryan - SN sand Key 18TH
Ashbee 80 w Key West 18Th
Atlantic Glty lat ~ ~. ion i57 10 & nv ig,h.
Atlantic sun l58 aNE Mata Rcdonda lstn,
Author lis Cape Henry 18Th.
Bartholomew $40 8 Scotland r 18TH.
Beatrice 10 Jupiter 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER se.

Yucatnn ana Campoche (Cuha ana other
parts OF Mexico -. via Havana. Progreso.
Vera Cruz and TampIco. also parcel post
mails for the Mexican States Of Carnpeche.
Chiapns Guerrero, Hdalgo. Mexico, More
los, Onxaca, Puobla. Tfaxcaa, Vera Cruz
and Yucatan, str ESPERANZA. 8 AM I.
Canal Zcne, Panama, Nicaragua Except
East COAST. Amapala City, Cholnteca.
Cauca and Narino depa rtments of Colombia,
Ecuador, Peru except fuuitos). Bolivia and
Chile (other parts of Honduras and Sal
valor y. via Cristobal DIETER mail oniy), by
rail to Philadelphia. Pa, and thence by str
EDGAR + LUCkENBACH. $50 AM (sup
80 AMI.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island, Monte Chrieti. Puerto Plata.
Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris.
San Domingo City and Azua. Str TOSrO,
II NJ.
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca,
Narine and Magdaiena departments
(Hayt y. via Port au Prince, Kingston,
Cartagena and Savanilla, ctr LAKE
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The New York herald., 1921-09-20
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

BELvEpERE (T;al). at Cad,z f.th.
CARMANIA lBr), at Liverpool lOth.
COLUMBIA tBr,. at Moviile 18th
CORSiCAS (Br). al Southampton 18th.
CRETIC (Br). at Gibraltar iSN.
LA SAvoIE lFr). at Havre fSh.
M1GANTIC fDr). at LiverSool Eth.\
RYNDAM tDutch). at Plymouth 1p.h
SAMLAND tBelg). ct Hamburg 1Sh.
TUSlSIAN (Br), at Glasgow 18Th. y
XEELAND (Erl nj Plynaotrtn f0th.f y Ih
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
CLOSING OF MAILS


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The New York herald., 1921-09-20
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Sept 1o-The time ball above
the Navigation aud Marine Engineering
6chool ot the Seameu's Church Institute, Is
Eou;h e;reet. dropped to-day at exact noon,
f5th meridian. or honfs slow or Greenwich
cream time. Any one desiring correct Green
.s.ch mean time telephone Bowling Green
SO2Q.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for New York.
sc!ir Emi!v r Northam. st John. NIB. FOR
New York, yitii lumber TO & Reid; vessel to
Sexton a. Bryant.
Schr Annabelle Cameron (Br). Rcstigouche.
NIB, for New York, with lumber and lath
to II l Hyrnafss vessel 10 CIlmartin Co.
Schr Sarah Eaton, Calais for New York.
Tugs Clara A Doane. with barges Cat
6:20 AM): Watuppa. with oarges tat II 70