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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-04
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k[Ouuuuurtou ue Ia paEiuu -
Sc haIlaha su familia; un0 de los CO.
Uncertainties del pueblo daba al padre
creditO en- su establecimicnto. Uno,
de los ciusladanos mas distinguishes
del Condado file su fiador, para que
pudiese gozar de libertad PROVISIONAL =
Son 135 los casos qu, segin expuse.
en- cierto modo. Sc parecen a los men,
cioAados. Los hay peores y los hay
mas sencillos. ! no esta conprendido,
en- ellos el mas horrible de cuantos'
Iran ocurrido en- estos liltimos amos
en- el Sur, el celcbre de Ia Tinca del
! Crimen, lianiada asf porque su dueiio,
un Mr.. Williams mat0 en- ella once
negros de los que trabajan en- sus
campos.
Parece que esos IL asesinat0s, pro-
bados, que han sido castigados por
los tribunales con la scntencia de res
clusi6n perpetua impuesta Mr.. Wi.
lliams, en- el mes de febrero iltimo..
! produjeron entire los inejores ielelnen-s
tos de Georgia la reacci5n de que son;
indicios Ell follcto del gobernador VI
el 'buen efeeto que este ha .pFodueido.s
Acaso sea una repetici6n mas del vie
10 aforismo de que el exceso del mal
trae siefipre sconsigo sil renee D.
Nadie debe desear mas que ame-
Iicanos, que no son de Georgl, yslosa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-04
A v S o


Ell DR.. Agustin R. Laugier, oculista
|y especialista de las intermediates de
los oidos, nariz y garganta, participa
a su clientela y al pdblico en- general,
que estara ausente en- los Estados
Unidos hasta mediados del mes de ju-
lilo. Asistira la gran Asamblea de
la Association Medica Americana, vi
sitando despues las mejores clinicas
de dicho pals, y trayendo a su regre-
SO los aparatos e instrumentos mas
modernos relacionados con su espe-
cialidad.
oficina-San Justo esquina a Te-
tuan. Telefono 1881.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
5. SUPERINTENDENTS'
 SOCIAL. HOUR

A number of the Sunday School Superintendants of Lit tie Rock are meeting every Tuesday at the Blue Dragon Cafeteria, 117 w. 4th St. at at 11:45 A. M. They secure their dinner in the cafeteria and take it to the second floor where a special table is pre- pared for them. The time until one o'clock is taken up in a short talk by some of the superintendents or a visitor. A discussion of the topic pre- sented follows.
 Sunday School Superin- tendents from any place over the state who spend any Tues day in Little Rock are cordial ly invited to join this group.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
PRISONER ESCAPES

Pvt. Robert Anderson of Go. I, 49th Infantry, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan, and whose home is in Lebanon, Ind, is spending a few days here in search of a prisoner who es- capped through a toilet win dow of the Sunshine Special Thursday morning at one o'clock.
 The prisoner, David Lag arowitz, an alleged deserter from Go. l., 49th Infantry, and whose home is in New York City was being taken from Camp Jackson, s. C., to Ft.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
TO THE PUBLIC

In order to protect ourselves from disaster, we pledge our selves to require the follow ing:
 1st. All. those not making satisfactory settlement, to have the money or an order from their landlord or en- ployee before further services are rendered.
 End. That we will not ac- cept practice from one who has not made satisfactory settlement with their former physician.
 3rd. All those working for salary will be expected to have the money-pay when work is done, and in no case longer than 30 days. State ment to be rendered the first of each month.
 4th. That we keep each other informed asto nonpay- ment of accounts.
 nnnjnaarnnnnnn b aoisvbbmo
 5th. That we will not ac- cept contract practice from any individual or firm.
 Signed:4 T H E WOOD RUFF COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Home news., 1921-02-25

'Leavenworth and when the train stopped he. jumped through window. He is five feet four inches tall, weight about 145, scar over left eye, hair black and was clipped about three weeks ago.
 He wore a black cap, brown overcoat, sharp-toe shoes, military shirt, black tie and a signet ring.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
School Directors

McCRORY SPECIAL = J. P. Taylor, Pres; G. G. Me- Crory, Sec; L. J. billiard, w. o. Scales, D. M. Huff and Walter w. Raney.
 The McCrory School Board meets second Monday night of each month in the office of The Home News.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

On last Tuesday we celebrated in honor of the Father of this Country. Washington was great man and good man and he lad the foundation for a great Nation.
 It has been some time since George was a little fellow and hacked the cherry tree With his hatchet, but his name is still cherished by a grateful people. Washington had fore sght-vision. That's what made him great general and great statesman. It pays to look ahead. Great fortunes made that way, by foresight, industry and economy. That's where the lesson comes home to you An account at our Bank would be the proper start
 BANK OF MccRoRY, McCRORY, ARK.
 "Safe and Strong''
The Home news., 1921-02-25

Messrs w. E. Mccain and Wade Jeffries spent Tuesday in Memphis.
 MT. w. B. Angus and son, w. B. IT,, went to Little Rock today on business.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
Courts-Southern District
District and Co. Officials

Circuit Judge......J. M. Jackson Pros.Atty. ........John B. Miller ChanceryJudge AL. Hutchins State Senator, ..........Ed Roddy Representative E. w. Chaney Sheriff and Col, w. N. Wilkes County Judge --.-E. M. Carl-Lee County Clerk Roy Mitchell Circuit Clerk, ....Geo.Haralson Treasurer -.--.-----E. E. Blaylock Surveyor, ................AleX Bellls Assessor, .......... Chas. Jackson Sup't Schools ----J. T. Caughley
The Home news., 1921-02-25
McCrory City Officials

Aldermen: R. A. Drewery, Geo. Raymond, HIP. Riggs,Jr., w. P. Musgrove and T. B. Dye.
 Council meets first Monday night of each month in office of The Home News.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
OUR ANTICIPATION MEANS LOWER
 COST TO YOU

We secured our present stocks on the low market and are giving our customers the ad- vantage of our gain on the market without taking replacement value into consideration.
 Anticipation on your part will save you money. We will have to increase our prlces when we buy stocks.
 Below are Some of Our Present Prices Mo- 1 Boxing, Flooring and Ceiling, per M $50. No. Boxing Flooring, Ceiling and Ship Lap, Nos Boxing, Flooring and Ship Lap per M $3O. Cornell Board per M, ,-------$5O $50. 2-ply Baretts Roll Roofing, per roll .-----$250 Ably Baretts Slate Roofing, per roll, --.,--$4. Cement per sack, ----------------------- Linseed Oil, per gallon, --------------------$175 Turpentine per gallon, ,----------------------$175 SPECIAL-A few squares of Economy Shingles at per M -.------------------
 All kinds of Doors Windows and Building material at prices just reasonable as these. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD AND MAKE
 REPAIRS. LET US SHOW YOU.
 THE ARKMO LUMBER COMPANY
 J. F. RIPLEY, Manager
The Home news., 1921-02-25
GENERAL DIRECTORY
Courts-Northern District

CIRCUIT COURT-Third Monday in February and August.
 CHANCERY COURT-Second Mon day in January, May and eember.
 COUNTY COURT-First Monday in January, April, July and October.
 PROBATE COURT-Fourth Monday in January, April, July and October.
 Courts-Southern District
 CIRCUIT COURT-First Monday in March and September.
 CHANCERY COURT-Third Monday in January, May and -.ember.
 COUNTY COURT-Second Monday in January, April, July and October.
 PROBATE COURT-FirSt Monday following that of the Northern Dis
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

GULFPORT, Mi = Sept 26-Str wearwocd
tBr). partly loaded with lumber for River
Plate and with over one thousand tons OF
coai In her bunkers. ltas smoke and steam
coming from ven,ilators amdshps: coal in
starbosrd bunkers evidently on fire.
HALIFAX. Sept 9I--Str City of Brunswick,
before reported on Sambro Ledge, Is believed
TO have broken IN two to-day, as stack and
bridge are gone and only masts showing |;
sea covered with floating lumber from the
wreck.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept oG-str Ed
ward l. Doheny. Jr. haS put In here with
damage TO propeller blades and leaking
through stern gland; Is repairing and ex-
poets to he ready for sea tomorrow; vessel
bound from Providence for Tampco.
KINGSTON, ia. Sept 26-str Princess May
(Br), which LETT Jamaica Saturday for New
York via Cuba, is aehorp near Baracoa, on
the northeast conAt OF Cuba. The passengers
ARE reported safe and the stranded vessel
IL said 10 be IN no danger. A wreckins
steamer has gone 10 her assistance.
LONDON. Sept 2i--siotor ship Australien
(DAn), from San francisco. &C, for London.
&c. before reported aground In Herwict
adth--A telegram received from suva states
that schr Columbia River, from Newcastle,
NSW, and Auckland fot Portland, o, Is re-
ported wrecktdl crew safe on Sunday Island.
Tie flie on str General Geo " Goethals.
at Port au Prince tbefore reported. has
been extlhsulshed. survey now being held.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

Lake Ellenorah 90 NE by \ St Johns Bar
2nth
Lake ri Rio i4o 8 Hatteras 23th.
Lake Elsmere 1871 3 Hatteras 25th.
Lake Farstell 1T n Jupiter 25th.
Lake Fernando S42 S Scotland l. v 25th.
livingston Roe i04 n Jupiter 25th.
Mantilla 200 y Jupiter 95th.
Maracaibo 40 s Scotland l. Goth.
MaraI i02 s Waiting Island 10Th.
Matinicock 3oS SW Uatteras 25th.
Mon,rolite se5 w Sand Key 25th.
Morro Castle l24 y Jupiter Goth.
Munalbro 20 sW Winter Quarter 20th
New York 1875 " Jupiter 25th.
Nora 20 n Jupiter 25th.
Occidental 10 NE Jupiter 25ti.
Potomac s6s r. Ambrose goth.
Princess Matolka 1850 from Bremerhaven
.6th.
Princeton 40 E MORO Castle e5th.
Reaper SO $ Hatteras Goth.
Rotterdam Dutch Tank 50 from Cape
Henry 26th.
s Hunt 20 sw Hatteras 25,h.
) NJ Spauiding 50 Sw Nantucket goth.
Salaam lat II s.. lon 81 80 25th.
salem County 3 Sand Key 2oth
San Jose gi5 3 Cape Henlopen 25th,
san Mateo 3S3 s Ambrose a5th.
socony SO SW Hattei-as 25th,
Solitaire Oh SW Hatteras 2Nh.
Standard 10 Hatteras 2jth
stephen X Jones lat 35 IS. Ion IS 80 18th.
Sunbeam 450 Sw Hatteras 25th.
Turrialba 40 n Kingston 25th.
Vinton County o. 5 Hatteras s3th,
Walter Jennings 10 Sc Cape Henry @6th.
Wellington (tug) :. Hatteras Goth.
West Wanna 2ii n Jupiter e3th.
Zoppos lI6 y Jupiter 2Jth.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

HALIFAX, Sept 2e--sailed. str maski-
nonge C3r), sydney. +.l -
HAMhUnG. Sept i7-Arrived. str Pomona.
HAVANA. sept 2o-Arrived. strs Lake
Slavi. Galveston, 2ist, Caraibe Fr), Hayre,
sailed ooth. s,rs Blackheath (sr). Man
xaniio: Alfonso XII tSp), Bilbao.
HONG KONG. Sept l9-Arrived. str Anyo
Maru tJap). Astoria. &C.
Arrived Sept "a. str Jacox, Calcutta.
Sailed Sept l6. strs Lake L'arrningdale,
Calcutta; Lake taulk, do; goth. caddo-
HULL. Sept 22-sailed, str Lake rrohna.
KOBE. Sept Is-sailed, str West Canon,
MONTREAL. Sept 23-Arrived. strs Laris-
PENANG, Sept l2-salied. str Lake Gil
QuEBEC. Sept a3-Arriyed. strs Canadian
Warrior (Br), Sydney: Thos Drunmond
Sailed 23d. str Maudie .(Nor). europe
ST JOHN. NIB, Sept 2i--Sailed, schrs Cum
berland Queen (Br). Newark; 23th, Chas c
Sailed Sept 2S, sohrs Cape Dor (Br),
Boston and New Haven; Ena 4 Parsons
(Dr), Salem for orders.
sALINA CRUZ. Sept 1S-Sailed, str Choyo
Msrn Gap. Valparaiso; Au,,oa :. 49,
Castle (Br), Montreal.
Sailed 22d, strs FERN (Br), st Johns
Erholm (Nor), supposed New York.
VERA CRUZ. Sept 23-Arrived. strs Sibo-
Arrived Sept 8. str Canadian Otter (Br),
Buenos Aires. dc. -
Sailed 23d.. strs Cissy (Norl, MORO Castle
for orders 24th. Monterey. Progreso.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPT rs, 1921

the Mexican Petroleum Co. with fuel oil
4 sffr sffi Murwood. Porto Padre sept II. 20 the
Mnnson Steamship Line, with mdse Went
10 pieT TO- East River
str Mirsflores, Port Antonio Sept II, 10
the Atlantic Fruit Go. with mdse. Went 10
pier 2o, East River.
Str fort Hamilton ler), bermuda Sep
-, 10 the Furness- Bermuda Line, with -
pasgengere, mails and mdss Went to pier
oa. North River.
Str Momus. New Orleans Sept o.. 20 the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went TO pier 80. North River.
Str Lake Arthur, Richmond, TO the Rich
nlond aud New York Steamship Go, with
ridse. Went to pier 40, East River.
Str Orcus. Baltimore, to Vessel, Duval g.
Co. Went 10 New York Dock Co's pier 45.
Brooklyu
Str Malacca Maru (Jap), Philadelphia
Sept a. 70 the Nippon fgssn Keisha' IN
atr A IL Kent. Philadelphia TO Crowell 4
Thurow. Anchored OF Red Hook
Str Maria ItaD, Chester. Pa. Sept 70.
to Phelps Bros Co. In ballast.
Str Eclipse returned from trial trip. An
chored off Red Hook.
Tug Clara II DoBnc, towing bargea Henry
Endieott and Easton Boston thrrived 25th).
Tug John II Lewis, towing | barge.
Tug Albatross. towing barges.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
ARRIVED.

~ La Lorraine iiD, Hayre SEPT IL. 10
\ 4fo Compagnie Generate Transntlhutl1ur.
Nish 10 frat, 2sl second. iip third class
pes.engers: mails aud mdse. Went 70 pier
[ fis Va ari (Brl. Liverpool sept is. 10 the
Elasrd Steamship Co Ltd. with 20 first.
| H ~ ond. 4 third class passcngcrf and IN
t'nst. Went 70 pier ~, Hoboken. NJ.
tN fAnch, Edye Co, with chalk Went TO
sew YORK Dock Co.'S Dier 10, HrooAlyl.
tfr isipon, Hclsingfors and vlborg. 10 the
uNqt sllnnna Steamship Co with ndse.
N tt the Hoilaud-Amorica Line with mdsc.
w ln foot ~ 9TH street, HDbokun.
u Eero ,Hrl. Valparaiso Bept g. Anto
sh "a 9Th. Meiliones 9th. fluiuus and
ArA i0th Mollendo 1ith. Cailso istn and
AfaiN Jai 10Th, 20 sanderson & Son. with
e cssaenngtrs, meil and mdse. Went TO
.at Baeksys, state, honolulu Sep, 81 san
$50 lOth. Los Angeles lith, cristohal
~ ~ Havana 23d, " the Mntson Satl-
ft1eN TO. With 30 first. 81 thita class paa.
. = malls and mdse Went TO pier 10
NJ 3uilo,a CDr). c;uayaqua sept p. Manta
N horoyal 10th, Esmeraidal iith, Bbenh-
tNN 90 18th ana Crstobal istA to Sander
N sou, with ~ passengcra, mails and
p W.ni - e pier Y, Ncrth RIVER.
foro Rico, Ponce Sept ~. Nnyar,iez
ana san Juan 2lat. 70 the New York
Dsto Rico steamship CO. with i5O pas
| mails and mdse. Went 70 picr 80.
Gathering. san Domingo city Sept u.
lth. Ia Romana 18TH, Sanchez ana
llth, Porto Plata 10Th and Monte
SVth. % The Bull-lngu,ar Line, with
Nsnt to New York Dock Cos pier
Atlantic Sun. Lobos sept is, 10 the
Nsr Oi CO. with crude oil. Went to
F 4, Tiiewater, Nj
Montana tNor,, ramplco Sept IL, TO
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
CLEARED.

Str Lapiand (Brl. Bradshaw. Antwerp va
Plymouth and Cherbourg (genereD-Red
Star Line.
Str Lafayette 0Fr). Breyet. Havre (gen-
crab -Compagnie Generate Transatlantigue.
Str Hague Maru tJap), kimura, Yoko-
hama Kobe, &C. via Norfolk and Panama
Canal (general Barber Steamship Lines.
Inc.
Str V Hardness, Kingsley. Tampico (hal-
last) Robert l. Hague.
Str Cibao (Nor), Roller, Port Antonio (bal-
last)-United Fruit Co.
Str Elmac. Hudgins, Trinidad. Demerara,
Sc (generaD Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Macabi tBr). Macdonald Preston and
Banes (generaD D-United Fruit Co.
Str Santa Marta, Birks. Kingston, Cris-
tobal, &c (general)--United Fruit Co.
Str Munwood, Cross. Havana via Balti-
more (generaD D-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Fort st George tBr). Mckenzie. Hamil-
ton. Bermuda (generaD-Furness, Witty &
Co.
Str VI + Elliott, Rosenberg, Baton Rouge
tdistillate) Robert l. Hague.
Str Comanche. Staples. Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str willhilo, Fitzgerald. Philadelphia Tin
transiD D-Wiilianis Steamship Co.
Str Delaware, Robinson, Boston general
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Norwalk, Call, Boston tgeneraO-East-
crn Steamship Corporation cleared 2ith).
Tug Gypsum King, Miller. Spencers Island,
Ms tballast)-J Il Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given IN miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specfied.l
Arwldale 20 n Hatteras 3 I'M 25th.
Aihaknn 800 aE San Pedro 2ith.
Albert y watts IS y Jupiter 25th
Altoona 2s5 r Norfolk goth.
Al!anca 5l3 ) Scotland l. V 2Jth.
Amelia iRJ s Hatterss 25th,
Atsmofe 8g4 s Scotland l. v e5th.
Aryan sls 81 Cape Henry 25th.
hason Rouge Il n cape canaverai 25tn.
pcatrice " = Ha.erar 25th.
Bella Y SE cnpe Henry 2dth.
British Lantern 30 Hatteras midnight
catrine 10 Hat,eras 2oth.
Caracas 800 ESE Ambrose 25th.
Centennial state 4Ds from Queenstown 2Jth.
chinanipa i4O sw natteras 25th.
CITY of Columbus 800 sw Gay Head 2Gth.
City of Montgomery 33 NE Frying Pan 18th.
cla,afhck 2o5 Sc Mobile 25th.
Clement smith 30 NE Winter quarter 26th
sttsSSs 81 ss M sw ss,nsd ng riT rS, Ssts sa,,
Samas GspteS hSaston ~ as 9G sw ai,ea. II terra an
Cristolal s3i y Cape Henry 25;h
Denver tUss) passed fIa;teras II $50 AM
E ii Kemp is4 NE Jupiter e5th.
Eastern Queen t5l N Colon 21th.
Edecfltla Sgo y Ambrose esth.
Edward = Doheny III 2e5 ~ BY y Barba-
II soi 2sj sw Hatteras 25th.
Frederic Ewing ! = Block Island 2e,h.
George W BARNES 462 Ambrose 25th.
Greysfoke Cattle % y Jupiter 25th.
Gulfmaid q W Sand Key 2ath.
Gulfprnce - w Sand Key 25th.
~ II Rogers 20 ENr ws.iiaE Island 2Jth.
VI NJ F'laeler 150 NE Jupiter 25th.
Harold walket 225 n Jupiter goth.
Houston 80 SIC Jupiter 25th
HUDSON 23l from weser 25th.
Inspector 10i " Jupiter g5th.
J r ONeii 2TO NE jupiter 25th.
J NJ Danziger 20e SW Hatteras 18th.
J W Van byke w Sand Key 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Empress Of India (Br. Southampton
for New York, Is expected 10 dock AT pier
"a. North River. about 10 AM Thursday.
Str Taorinina UtaD, Genoa. &c. for New
York. IS expected 20 dock at pier 91, North
River. wednesday forenoon.
Str Frsderik VIII DAM. Copenhagen. SC,
for New YORK. 81 expected 70 dock az foot
of l7ih street, Hoboken, about $3.50 AN
Tuegday.
Str Algeria tBrl. Glasgow for New YORK,
la expected 70 arrive Quarantine early
"wednesday morning.
Ctr scythia (Br,. Liverpool for New York.
Is exparted TO dock at pier -. North River,
late Friday Or carly Saturday.
str GeorEe Washington, Bremen for. New
York, Il expected to dock at pier !. Hobo
kep. Tuesday forenoon.
81 Menominee tDr). London for New
YORK, y expected 70 dock at pier %. North
River. "wednesday forenoon.
Str Nevisiau (Br), Liverpool for New
York Z e1pccted 70 dock al pier 30. North
River. Tuesday morning.
Str MaraCaiho, Laguayra, Sc, for New
York. Is expected % dock at pier II, Brook
lyn, Tuesday morning.
Str HaVerford (Brl, from Philadelphia.
y due at Liverpool 03O An 2Sth
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy TeIegraph.l

BOSTON. Mass. Sept 24-,Arrived, str Ora
nian dr), New Orleans via Norfolk.
cua aSd city II atanta sr sava
nah: Gloucester. Baltimore and Norfolk;
TRANSPORTATION. Norfolk II Devereux, do;
Grande: Nantucket, Philadelphia; Calvin
Austin. New York; schr Jennie Flood Ire-
ger. Norfolk; tugs Boxer. Philadelphia deft
Fall River and Chas r Pritchard at salem) /;
Triton. New York. towing barges shamokin
(for Lynn Chenango and chemung Plym-
c { Nos (from Lynn and 10: +; l. Pulls
bury. towing barge sangamon, from Nor
Cleared 26th. strs Norwalk, New York;
Gloucester. Baltimore: schr James Ma
10y, Joggins Mines. Ms.
Sailed 2eth. strs Anahuac. Fall River;
Calvin Austin New York; Price Arthur,
Yarmouth; schr Singleton Palmer, Newport
News 90 load for Portland; tugs Juno
s Lynn; Triton. Triton New YORK. towing barge w
Shickshinney; Pailns. Wings Neck. towing
barges Helen and Bessie for Norfolk.-Wind
at Highland Light. NV, miles; clear;
Bg&sif,riMoRE. Nd, Sept 2s-Atrived, strs
Sutherland Bordeaux; soestdyk Dutch),
Admission City. New Orleans; Maryland
tBr). London via New York; Brsheholm
Sa Sew sooa Ganse
Newton, Boston, Howard, Jacksonville Via
Savannah dstter 25ti).
cleared -otn. str mount SeWaru' Dieiheh
and Hamburg.
Sailed 2sth, strs Aztec tNor). Port Lobos;
Odessa tSwl. Gothenburg: vardulia tBD.l
London via New York.
BRUNSWICK. Ga, Sept 26-Arrived, scnt
George w Elzey Jr Baltimore (and sailed
for Owens Ferry in tow).
Sailed 26th. str Lake Fannin. New YORK.
BATH. Me. Sept 2J--Arrived. barees Onte-
iaunee and Pocopson. Philadelphia fo' HALO
well.
CHARLESTON, SC. Sept o2-Arrved. sire
Cothraps, Mobile for Rotterdam and Bor-
deau; Sscandaga. Cardiff for NV Orleans
(and both proceeded). . =
yannah.
Sailed 22a; strs Ashbee; ;os,e6 Mediterranean
Sailed 25th. strs Carion, Alexandria
Mohawk, New York 90 ,a, l.,
San Gregorio (Br) Tux'am for Baltimore.
Passed ont 9Th. TX nico atgs craimPtTan a PIE An
Hunt, do for do; 25n. . AM. Commodore
CONTINUED N NEXT PAGEJ
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
SAILED.

Strs Lafayette tr'r, Havre: s v Hark-
ness. Tampico. City of ST Louis. Savannah {;
NJ 4 Elliott, Baton Rouge; Hague Maru
tJap), Yokohama via Norfolk; Cibao (NoD,
Port Antonio.
strs Eimac, Demerara; City of Freeport.
Cienfuegos.
u Dixie, Newport, ri.
~ s destroyers Craven. Allen. Shaw, Row
an. Wilkes, Davis, Stockton. Caldwell. Con-
ncr. Givin. Little, Kimberly, Gregory and
Cummings, Newport RI.
Tugs Wm G Bfckel towing barge (pasted
ou. Quarantine at 1889 PMD Bermuda,
towing 5 (at s:32 AND.
Sailed 24th Tngs " l. Doane, Boston,
towing barees Conldaie. and Honeybrook; ;
Boston, towing barges L & w 3 q G Nos
for salem), tfor Gloucester and
Wiikrshnfrc.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
treduced 10 sea ieseDD at New York on
Monday. Sept 20, 1921. at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau. was thirty and thirteen hundredtils
f30.i3) inches. This closely approyirnates
sss ssEfn HaagSd gHpas5 tys and y sn,sf sa
vesaels now lying IN or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advanta geousy
use the above official data for observing
whether their own bnrometers require any
considerable correction OF adjustment.
Wind al Sandy Hook. PM, calm, clear;
smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Information has been received through
the branch Hyirostaphic office at New
ORLEANS under date Of Sept 81, 1921, that a
South lass and depth OF 20 feet through
Southwest Pass.
Abou, Oct 81. 1885, wtst Bank gas and
bell buoy No 1, black cylindrical, with skei~
eton superstructure, showing flashing
white lght every seconds. flash 0.3 SECOND.
eclipse ~ seconds, OF 20 candle power,
shown II feet above the water and visible
miles, VIII be established IN the present
location OF West Bank bell buoy No u.
which VIII then be disconiinued. Approxi-
ward of South Pass east lefty light; lat
% n, Ion 50 Os w.