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Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
HOUSING
FOR EMPLOYEES

The Belmont Development com
pany and the Tonopah Mining com
pany are arranging gto house and
care for their employees. The Bel
mont win erect buildings that will
accommodate 15O men, while the pa
rent company of Tonopah is remod =
cling the Mizpah clubhouse and other
houses on the hill which will shelter
so employees The plans for the Bel,
mont houses have been completed
and construction work will start in
the next few days.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
ESTATES SET ASIDE
FOR SETTLEMENT

VIENNA, May 10 Nearly 1000 es-
tates or parcels of land located in
2lo communities have been set aside
by the government for ALLEGATION 10
settlers under the land appropriation
act
They are lands that have passed
from cultivation into shooting pre-.
serves or parks. or arjable lands
which the owner ia unable % place
under cultivation 90 che nttor case
compensation s made hut in the FOR
wor instances the land la eoa6sgat
Cd
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 10
William H, Jones, whose charges
against the air mail service were re-
ceiyed in Chicago. is a former mail
pilot with route between Reno and
ElkO, Nevada. He was dismissed a
year ago, according to San Francis
co officials of the service. His home
is said to be in Elko. Jones made
but few flights, It was said here.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
URGE HARDING TO
CALL CONFERENCE

CHICAGO, May 19.-The commit
tee on a reduction of armaments to-
day adopted a resolution urging
President Harding to invite Great
Britain and Japan to an immediate
looking toward Limitation
NJ naval armaments
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
OIL MEN RETURN
FROM TRIP Toll. A.

Charles Taylor. president Of the
Fish Lake Merger on company, aud
}. ". Dietzel the expert drIller who
will supervIse the drilling Of the
first well that win produce CONNER
clal oil 10 Nevada, returned by auto
last evening from Los Angeles, max
ing the round trip Ia a little over
four days They drove 90 the south
ern city TO procure some missing
parts Tor the drll This morning
they tea Tor Fish Lake.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
KLU KLUX KLAN
VISITS Town TO
warn NEGROES

BRENHAMSVILLE, Texas, May l9.
About 500 members of the KIu Klux
Klan, masked and garbed in white,
paraded the streets here last night.
They came on a special train and
were led by man on a horse. They
carried banners, some inscribed
"Law-abiding Negroes Need Not
Fear" The Purity of Our Women
is the Boast of American Manhood"
Speak English on the Streets Of
BrenhaEsvile."
The clansmen departed on a spe-
cial train, which was reported to
have started from Houston. No ex,
planation Of the visit was given
here.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19

NEW YORK, May ia federal
warrant has been issued for Giuseppi
De Filippo Of Bayonne, charging him
with having attempted to destroy the
United States assay office The de-
partment Of justice has no doubt that
it has the right man this time, it
was announced.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
LANES BODY IS
CREMATED AND
CAST TO Winds
my Associated PressD

CHICAGO, May 19.-The body Of
Franklin X Lane, former secretary
of the interior who died at Roches-
ter, Minnesota yesterday, was Gre
mated here today, and the remains
will be taken to Fl Captain peak in
the Yosemite Valley and scattered to
the winds, in compliance with a re-
quest by Mr.. Lane prior to his death,
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
kORF AN 7 !
UPON.
POLISH To
END FIGHT
OBy Associated Presn

LONDON, May Authorization re-
ceiyed in official circles regarding
Upper Silesia, states the French
consul general at Beuthen has in
formed the inter-allied plebiscite
commission that Adalbert Korfanty
has issued a proclamation to the
people of Upper Silesia to surreu-
der their arms and resume work 10
avoid military contact with the Ger
mans He declares also that 10000
men have been demobilized
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
IDENTIFY MAN
HELD AS WALL ST.
BOMB SUSPECT

Try Associated Pressl
BAYONNE N. j. May 19-The
police announced today that three
persons have identified Giuseppi. D.
Filippo, a Bayonne truckmau, who
was arrested yesterday ON suspicion,
as the man they had seen in Wall
street within a few hours Of the
disastrous explosion last Septem-
ber.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
STRIKE CAUSES
BEER SHORTAGE

LONDON # .0
rHH H reported gaFaHs8ogf ths
eanrzY FeasFalY a. enc e the con.
saaaas 6f bek Il saal das Co
the mIas strike Tha e1 rahsh
q remask thAt Il haFeA sewath. .as
ssrloua wamla eventually hAgpsu
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19
SLAYER OF TWO
GET LIFE Term
lBy Associated presn

THOMPSON FALLS, Mont, May
19.-Mrs Mona May McCully, CON
yicted of the murder Of her son,in.
law, Leon Richardson, and her hus-
band Fred McCully and who pleaded
guilty last night to the charge Of
numbering Richardson, was today
sentenced to a life term in the state
penitentiary.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1921-05-19

AMSTERDAM, May 19.-According
to the Berlin Kreuz Zeitung, there
have been large movements Of Polish
troops in the direction of Danzig in
the last few days. The newspaper
adds that a number of bridges over
the Vistula river have been blown
up and the Germans believe a Polish
raid on Danzig is intended.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24

demands the immediate removal of
the three commissioners who voted
for an increase in the gas rate in
Atlanta.
George H, Davidson, of Atlanta,
Wednesday awore out warrant for
George Karr, charging him with kid
naping Elaine Ruth DAVIDSON, the 70
year-old daughter Of Davidson, AN ac-
complished child dancer. 1t is stated
that Kari and, his wife lured the
girl from her home by promises of 4
stage career.
The lonesome grave searched by
officers in Trion cemetery, near
Summerville, in an effort to locate
the body of Lewis Kinsey, was found
to contain the body of a young
mountain girl.
.Safeblowers who failed to open a
safe in the Huyler candy store of
Atlanta Wednesday, started the fir2
that did approximately $4,000
damage to the huyler store and the
Peck Jewelry shop.
The Brantley County News pub
lished at Hoboken, printed its first
issue Tuesday. Robert Kinley in ed
itor of the paper.
On account of the. increased and
rapid spread Of measles over the
city, the LAGRANGE Board of Health
has had to closely enforce the city
regulations regarding contagious dis
eases.
Indications point to a spirited con-
test in the next municipal election
in Albany. Of the many candidates
announced for various offices none
meet the approval Of the Civic
League, the recently organized Law
Enforcement" body which at a meet
ing Tuesday placed in nomination
for mayor N. N. Littlefield to oppose
Drew W. Paulk, who has previously
served three terms as mayor.
Ex-Sheriff f. d. Branch, of Tiff
county, says that farmers need not
worry about the boil weevil coming
this year-they are here now. He
says he saw some Sunday on his
farm.
A Rotary club is to be installed
in Quitman. The installation will be
done by the Albany club.
Jimmie G. Lumley, merchant OF
Edison, trading as the Lumley Trad
ing company, has filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy at Albany. AS
sets amount to $2,141.50, liabilities
to $3,38775.
The Macon Chamber of Commerce
is squarely behind the movement to
build a tourist hotel at Macon and
already much preliminary work has
been done.
Jones county is making efforts to
organize for Boy Scout drive. An
executive committee has been APP
pointed by the county chairman for
work in the county.
Seventeen years after filing a civil
suit for $547.50 between A. j. Iit-
tie, carpenter, and Peter Antonokes
fruit vender, has been settled, I'M
favorably for the plaintiff, in Au-
gusta court. The action was begun in
1908 when Little installed fixtures
in the defendants store. Antoine kes
failed a few months after opening
and stored the fixtures with the
carpenter. Recently the Greek re-
turned and opened store and had
the fixtures brought out. The long
pending suit was then brought for
trial.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

Marshall Bass, white, was convict
ed of first degree murder In Lau-
ems county Superior court Wednes-
day. He shot and killed his wife at
his home near Dublin a few months
ago.
Lon Terry and Oscar Howell, 2
members of the, Atlanta detective
department and Griff Freeman, al
legged bootlegger, were sentenced TO
one year on the chaingang and fined
$1,000. They were accused Of steal
ing 81 quarts of liquor from Cla-
renee Hart Judge HUMPHREYS charg-
ed that liquor could not be stolen,
having no legal property right, and
the men were convicted on a charge
of having liquor in their possession.
R. B. Meese, or Perry, was killed
Wednesday when in oiIing a tractor
his coat was caught by one of the
banks and the flywheel struck him
in the back of the head, fractur-
ing the skull.
Mrs. Grace Robertson, of Lafay-
cite, has just received a telegram
from her first husband, Fred Will
liams, whom the War Department
had informed her was killed in the
war. The War Department long ago
had reported Fred Williams killed
in action, paid his widow" his in
surance and then sent a soldiers
body home as his. Williams wife
mourned him as dead and then mar
ried a former sweetheart, Joseph
Robertson. Willimas RECENTLY landed
in New York and wired his wife he
was coming home.
The matter of building a govern
ment building at Dawson has been
taken up by the Treasury Depart
ment after a long lapse of nearly
three years due to the efforts of
Congressman Chas. R. Crisp. In Jul
ly, 1919, the government advertised
for bids for the erection of the build
ing for which 100000 had been ap-
propriated for building and site. The
Lowest bid was $81 900, for build
ing alone, so the matter was defer
red.
Governor Dorsey received yester-
day copy of resolutions adopted by
the "West End Service Association"
Of Atlanta, bringing before him the
Atlanta gas rate case. The resolu--
tions favor municipal ownership OF
railroad commission of Georgia, and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24
Jack Kings Comedians
Here Week Of Feb. 28

In the coming OF JACK Kings Com
edians to Americas next week PEG
pie are promised one Of the best
rounds of entertainment they have
had the pleasure of enjoying under
a tent. The company will appear
under. its own tent, electric lighted
and heated, with seats for all, and
judging from the favorable reports
it has received from the press in the
nearby towns, should draw good
crowds. ,..
The company carries twenty-five
acting people and an orchestra OF
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24
Catarrh Can BE Cured

Catarrh is a local disease greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions. II
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces OF
MEDICINE destroys the foundation of
the disease, gives the patient strength by
the general health and assists
nature in doing it's work.
. All Druggists Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24

eight, featuring Jack King, in his
famous comedy character of "Freck-
les" in a new repertoire of high class
drama and comedy dramas, plays that
have never been offered here before /;
first class music, good singing, good
dancing, and vaudeville of the high
est order.
In the company supporting Mr.,
and Mrs. King, are some cid time
Americas favorites in Happy Jack
Vinson and Irene DeA1mond, here
with the Melville Comedians; =
Frederick Clayton, Lew Mack, for
merly of the "Poli Stock Co.," Geo.
J. Crawley, Marie Greye, Dorothy
Adams, the Coopers musical synco-
paters, 7 jazzy jazzers, Dick King,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24

the nut comedian, dancing sextette,
Mack and Robenette, Kings Comedy
4. A change of program will be
made each night Ladies will be adj
mitted free on Monday night, when
accompanied with an adult paid ad-
mission. Show lot on jackson street,
near Church. Doors open at 1880.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-24
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Tlme.J
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
Sy,,ararfepd.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
Bound East.
CLEARED.

IFnom r. s. Naval Communication Service. !
str Montciair, hcMurray. Liverpool via
Buston-Elder Steel Steamship Corporation.
Str Estonia (Dan), Christensen. Cuxhaven,
Daiizig and Libau-The East Asiatic Co. Inc.
Str Conlmun!paw, Nightingale, Hamburg
via Ealmouth--feobert J. Hague.
Str Bellhnven Corning, Rotterdaln--Cos-
mopolitan Shipping Go.
Str san Giusto qtaD. Cosulich. Naples.
Patras, &c-Phelps Bros a Co.
Str Glenlyon (B), Griffiths, Alexandria
and Galatz via Norfolk-Furness, Withy Il
Co.
Str Montgomery City, Redmond Honolulu
via Panama Canal-Isth1nian Steamship
Str vestris Dr). Davies, Puerto Allegra
via Rio Janeiro, So-Lamport & Holt
Str Oznma, Wilson, Guanica. PR--New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Hilton, Carey, San Juan. Arecibo. &e-
A II Bull q Co.
Str Vague. Barnette, San Domingo City,
Macoris, &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Berenloe (Dutch). Fooy, Cape Hayti.
Port de Palx &c--Funch, Edge & Go.
Str Munsono, Ressar, Progreso, Tuxpam,
&c-Munson Steamship Line
Str Taket0yo Maru (Jap) AlTiiosld (from
Calcutta), Baltimore--Nippon Yusen Kaisha.
Pacific co.
Str Nueces, Davidson, Galveston via Key
West-MaIlory Steamship Co.
Str = Hunt, Rainier Texas City--Robert
l. Hague.
Str Thomas ii Wheeler. Becker. Texas City
Robert Il Hague
Str Andrew Jackson, Rodick. NorfoEk--Bar- r
ber Steamship Line.
Str Bodla (sw). Hedensborg, Philadelphia
Moore a. Mccormack.
Str Hartmore (Br). Weber West 81 John
NB-'burness. Witty Co.
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORE

Portola Plumas 4s Japiter i4th
Quabbin 400 Il b. n Charleston lsth.
Ra pidan $50 ID Port Lobos i4th.
Rayo 10 n Jupiter 14th
R!nggold (CSS) o3 s Ambrose 4 .4G AN 10Th.
Roanoke 1873 n Tampico bar 14th.
Rokos vergottis lat 25 81, lon "a 40 1sth.
s M Spauding IA SW south Pass 14th
: " Harkness 2i2 from Cape Mala iAth.
Sabine Sun a20 WSW Sand Key 14th,
Samuel u Fuller $50 S Hatteras 14th
San Antonio 204 9 San Francisco 5 Pm l4th
San Bias 800 s Havana I4th.
San jose 861 S Hatteras 18th.
San Mateo 230 ~ Cristobal l4th.
San Tiburcio 90 sW Hatteras 18th.
Santa barbara !. .0o5 E Cape Henry t4th.
Santa Inez 2 2,0S6 s San Francisco 14th.
Santa Leonora lat 80 81, Ion "a ~ 10th.
Senator 1.i24 San Francisco F'M 18th.
Shropshire let ~ %, Ion 10 on 14th
Transportation passed MontaulS Point 10Th.
Ulysses 4b8 Cape Henry 10th.
Vacuum 2O4 Hatteras 18Th.
Venezuela z5j w Honolulu 3 PM 18tn.
Vistula 20 8 Jupiter 14th.
w 3 Ksene (tug) 20 ME- Cape Lookout 18th.
w III Tlford i3 s Carysfort 14th.
Walter Luckenbech 1907 Ban Pedro Istn.
West Cayote 1913 from Colon l4th.
Weat IIika 800 w Honolulu PM Hath.
West IEleta 16 N Boston PM 1ath.
West Mahwah 1878 w San Francisco S Pm
18th.
West Mingo ,S2s San francisco 14tn.
West Pool 2S6 u Overfalls 18th.
Wytheville 1,604 u Honolulu 8 PM 18Th,
Yeaok!ng s25 Z Cape Henlopen 15th.
York Harbor 20 MI Fowey Rocks i4th.
Hacaps 2t0 Scotland j. v 10Th.
Zoppor 80 y Nantucket 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sr Antonia tBr. 1900 tons gros1 was
launched yesterday from the yards of NickerA. !.
Limited, Barrow in-rurness, for the Cunard
Steamship co.
Il g Army transport Madawaaka san
Franc SEQ for New York. ana str lnvnotbia
New York for Norfolk. were n collision last
night in Let 30 30, Ion 1B 20 The NADIA
~ aska was reported leaking badly, but IN
no immediate danger Her passengers were
transferred 20 the Invinciblo tsee news col-
umuel.
Str Monte san Michele tltap. which left
New York Feb with a full cargo OF grain
for tho italian Government. Is mora than
three weeks overdue az Gibraltar, agents of
tho ship here said yesterday The vessel,
registering Gi47 gross tons, carried a crew
Of ~ men and should have reached Gibraltar
On Feb ~.
RAIgRApos. Marcn t5--schr Leo Le Blanc
tErD. from Turks leland for Yarmouth, Ns.
has arrived here leaking and with loss OF
sails.
BERMUDA. March o-str British Earl
.CBr. not British Eaglel. from Ayonmouth
Tor Port Arthur. put in here on account OF
boiler trouble.
Fu5RHoL. March i5-str orizaba has been
driven ashore IN "A storm at Cape Ortegai. On
the northwest coast or Spain. str Gadoreea
ael hut WAS unable 10 render help owing 70
the heavy sea. ~ Is feared that me crew
perished.
LONDON. March l5-str yineennos Bridge.
from Hango for New YORK, has arrived AZ
Dover. having been damaged 81 collision.
Sir Monmouth. which left Lisbon March n
FOR New York. coided WIN quay wall and
Tufch str Mars Tho Monmouth sustained
two holes IN fnnton, port side, ana fouicd
propeller; tho Mars was slightly damaged.
NEW ORLEANS. March u-Strs tndier
(Belg) ana sRranac tBr. which went
aground yesterday Ht south Pass, were
floated to-day without any serious damage.
ST THOMAS, vi. March 7-BarS Edel
CNor) mas been condemned and VIII be sold
al public auction March %
WASHINGTON. DC. March 1.-THE Cover
nor of the Panama Canal advises that,
effective March TO- 1891 the price Or bunker
coal viii be reduced % si2 per Ton o. Crts-
iobAl and si4 per ton AZ Balboa.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
ARRIVED.

Str Drottninghoim (sw). GotheRbary March
8, 10 the Swedish American Line, with 10
first, l41 second cabin and h31 atcerRge par
sengers, mails and mdse. Went 70 pier 20,
North River.
and Boulogne and plymouth atn. to the
Holand-America Line, with e0 first 800
second cabin and 2i2 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Patria (Fr). Marseilles Feb 20, Naples
March and Palermo I'd, 70 James w Blwell
90. with 1i3 first. 20d second cabin and
ySS8 stseraEe passengers and mdae. An
ohored IN Quarantine.
Ctr Albania CBr). London March via
Halhax 18th. 20 the Cunard steamship %,
With passsnsers ana mdss. Anchored IN
Str Monsdnock Br). Bordeaux Feb H. 70
,sn uopase s,a. e,, ,a Nan, pa
Str 81 Michael CBr). Maoeio Feb j. Per-
nambuco 9th, Ceara 18th and Para March \,
to the Booth Steamship Co, with mails and
mdse- Wont to pier Q. Bush Docks, Brook
lyn.
Str MineoIa. saiaverry Feo is. ousyaaull
the Grace Line. with mdBe. Went to New
York Dock Cos pier 90, Brooklyn.
Str Edith, San Juan March 8, to the Bull
lnSular Line, with sugar. Anchored IN
Quarantine.
Str w II LIBBY. rampico March :. 70 the
oil Went TO pier g. Bayonne. NJ
Str Lake Kyttle, Sagua March and Cal
barien 9th. 20 the Munson Stsamahip Line.
str Lake sunapea, Demerara.
Str MORO Castle, Havana March III. 10 ths
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship co.
with % passengers, mails and mdse. Went
70 New York Dock Co.'S pier IL. East River
Str Fl 0riente, Galveston March a. 20 the
FoutherA Pacific Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 81. Worth River
Str Thomas II whesler. Galveston March I,
70 Robert l. Hague, with crude oil. Went TO
pier 0. Constable Hook, NJ.
Str City Of Savannah, Savannah March IL,
10 the ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went 70 pier 80, North River.
H. al tg.eN Ntar
ion Transportation Co, with ndso
ST. Santa Theresa CBr), Philadelphia for
Perth Amboy
Str River OronteS .BD, Philadelphia %
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FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Mail ]


BAI.BoA, March SAILED. ctr windber.
BANGKOK. Feb 27-saued. str Lake ona-
wa, Hong Kong.
! BURN. MI PRIOR 70 March 4Arrived.
| schr John LleSellyn, Oporto for BeLeorafn.
! GRAND BANK, NE, prior 10 March 4-Ar-
| rived. echr Govdon T TlbDo (Br). Boston:
! HALIFAX, March 12-Arrlyed, strs EN-.
/ press of Britain OBJ. st John for Liverpool
( land proceedod) i q Barstow. Baton Rouge
18th. Turrog Cape (T3r), Louisburs. Manches-
/ ter Corporation (Br), Manchester.
/ sailed 1SIn strs Sa1onia lBr). Flsnlol5g
I via Plymoutni bantea (Br)s 81 John, NIB
Mapkinon6e tBD, Louieburg.
HAVANA, March e-4Arrtyed, schr q w
Milis, PasoaGoula; 10th, str Granfos tNof(,
! Vera Cruz
! Sailed 9th, stns Kronstad fNor), Matanzaa
I lOth. Generaicousul Pallisen (Dan). do; Al
tonBo XII tSp) Vera Cruz, schrs Harriet
J B, Mobile. Gertrude A 6omerytle, Port At
thNr.
PAPEEP3. March 8--Esailed. schr Roy SOM
ers, San Francisco
PORT DE BOUC, prior TO March s-onAec,
sohr Cape Pine tBr), St Pierre.
RANIEA, NE FEB 2S-Arriveu, schr haus-
tina (Brl, Santa Pola.
ST JOHNS, NF, March, 4-Tn port. schr
Nellie \ Walters (Br), FOR ---
S'AIINA CRUZ, March 9--arT1ved, Str
Cuba. san Francisco tor Balboa tand pro-
ceeded).
sailed Feb a. str juneau tfrm corinto),
San Francisco
SAMARANG. March ARRIVED, str Cada-
retta, Hong Kong &c.
SENCfAPORB. March 2--Arrived, Str ely
mont Hong Kong (and sailed for Saigon).
TORRIlVIEJA. March 2-SSailed, sehr Roy
Bruce (Br). BURN.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegraph.l ]

ASTORIA. Q. March 14-Arrived, ctr Aber-
| COS, Orient.
| BOSTON, Maroh 1o-Arrived. strs Laome-
| don (Br. Yokohama. Hong Kong, Manila,
Singapore Colombo and Gibraltar; kazeinbe
| (BD. AeS ancria, Messina and 81 Michaels;
! City Of Atlanta, Savannah; East Indian,
/ Philadelphia, Harvey II Brown, NorfolSi
. Norfolk, DO: Nantucket. Baltimore via DO:
West Isleta. Portland, Me, tugs Cheeltt q
and 1885, uoneybrook. New York, towing
barges j. q w Nos 2, and Z, Lehigh, Bel
fast, towing barge 70l: Bermuda. towing
harges Sangamon and Tennessee.
| Below l4th, tug w II Taylor. from New
! York with barges Upton (for Portlnndl, re-
quest and Shlckshinney.
Cleared 18th, strs otah (Brl, New YORK
Clement smith, port Lobos; BeIita (Nor)'
l Norfolk; schr James " N Han, Manopla. ,.a -.
! Sailed 18Th, tug Pallas, towing Da fse
/ 21ooremaok No .. New London for Ports
sailed 1lh. str Galtymore CBr), Liverpool
sailed 18th, strs Dorchester. Norfolk and
4 baltimore: Delaware, New York. schr Fan
nio Powell Clarks Harbor tugs Bermuda.
towing barge Tennessee. Norfolk for Salem
I Valley Forge Philadelphia, towing barBes
Paxtang Mahanoy and Tohlckon, Wind az
Highland. Light, So. miles cloudy and
foggy smooth sea,
pATTLNfOIlr. Md. March lo-Arrived. strs
, West Catanace. MarseAlrs. Sllene tFrl, New
York: Twicke1ham tBr), Alexand schr
a w Chisholm (Br) TURKS island. ....
Cleared i4th, str Capuhn, Rotterdam wa
London and Leith.
sailed 18th, strs Tnlauc Boston Mato",
do: Inspector, Guanca. Asauh1n, bristoi z
Lake Fanauier. san Juan, Granite state san
Francisco via Norfolk and Cristogall Ne%-
tom Boston: schr Chas l. Gordon fBr), Hail
fax -.
BUZZARDS BAY tCape Cod Canal Mass,
March l5--Passed u, tug Triton, Win
barges.
Passed w lih. tugs Paoii. with barges'
, Alert, with j. . =
passed ~ 18TH tug Valley Forge, With :
barees; motor barge Texaeo No l4b.
..,.-s. .,.,r.,- I,N+ n.t,xya, pAnE4
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SAILED.

Strs Lake FaIrport, Lisbon Panhandle
State, London; Montclair Liverpool via Bos-
ton; Montgomery City. Honolulu. Glenlyon
CBr), Alexandria via Norfolk; Cretic (Br)
Naples: Bodia (Sw), Philadelphia; Ozafna
Guanica. Pittsburgh Bridge, Philadelphia
Mormugao (PorD, New Bedford, Azores,
&C; Joseph Seep, Rotterdam, Beilnower.
Kobe: Walter Jennings. Charleston; Tydeus
(Br). Newport News, Yokohama, sc
Apache. Charleston and Jacllsonville Clan
Macbrayne 0Brl, Cape Town El Lago, Gal
veston Tordenskiold (Norl, Monteyideo,
sc: Santa Marta, Kingston, &c; Nuria esp
Suevltas: Bellhaven. Rotterdam.
Str Berenice Dutch, Cape Hayt &c.
Schr Edward j Lawrence, Perth Anboy.
Tug Atkins Hughes, with / barge tpassed
out Quarantine at II :51 RM. returned and
passed In at y So PhD.
Sailed 14th, str Nora, Port Lobos.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
(reduced 10 sea IeveO at Now York on Tues
day. March 15. 1921, at 8 AM as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and fourteen hundredths (30.1D inches.
This closely approNimates seven hundred aud
siSty-flve and five-tentAs (7655) millmeters.
Captains Of all vessels now lying in near
the ports OF New York and Brooklyn can
advantHKeousy use the above official data
for obse rving whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction ar ad-
iustmeut
wind at Sandy Hook. S PM. r. light
breeze; ioggy: smooth sea.