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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
President In Memorial
Message Hopes Future
Will See Wars End

New York. May .--Presidcnt HARD
ing In a Memorial Day message 10 the
American Legion. made public ton:Ns
expressed the hope that the future years
would bring less need for further ma
t.onal sacrifices. The message follow:
"Americans have never been much
given to III" establishment OF holidays
and fetc days. Perhaps our national
life has been so short. and entirely with:
in so matter-of-fact and practical
period Of the worlds history that We
have been little moved by the senti-
ments that such occasions inspire. Yet
I think no nation has ever established
national day OF consecratinE that repre-.
sented a more lofty and enoblinE ssnti-
mont than docs our National Memorial
Day. To It's observance We have brought
the full measure Of sincere reverence
and gratitude that a great people Is
ever TO entertain for those whc nave
made the great sacrifice In It's BEHALF.
Memorial Day marks our recognition
Of those who. from our national begin
n.ngs. have deserved the most that the
nation could give Of gratitude and ap-
rreciation. It reminds us that In evety
generation from Lexington to the Ar
gonne. orr valorous sons have we'll de-
served :he highest tribute that ma
tion fortified, defended. preserved. could
give to them. Whenever tn" demand has
come and wherever II may have called
the sons of our proud land. u has AL
WAYS been answered. Though We have
never been 4 mI'ftant or war-lovlnS poo-
pic ther, has been no time when Amer.
leans did not rise to tho full measure OF
,he requirement which national honor
and national safety imposed upon them.
When national safety was the cause.
tho response was always insiStent ana
decisive When civilization summoned
and our sons were called - other seas
and skies and soils. We saw the earns
promntncss. the same zeal. the samt de-
votion.
"On this Memorial Day OF 1881. We
stand. trust. very close n reare
chcvcd. 10 safety insur"l. May II he
our common aim md rurros" that IN
the coming years. our nations aim and
policy shall be directed to make certain
that there shall ~ least need for furih.
or sacrifices. greatest guarantees OF the
stability. tho p"rnan"n"e and the IN.
spiring charact"r of tpos" institutions
Of liberty To which our nation has been
dcdiCatcd."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Washington. May "6.--Th" nomina-
tion OF David X. Blair. Of Winston
Salem. Y. G.. To be internal comm
,,iuncr was confirmed today by the -'"n-
a." uvrr the opposition Of Senator John
son. republican,. California. and others.
The vote was 50 10 Il. G!air'i op-
poncnts included seven republicans and
eight democrats.
Senator johnson made h:s final night
in an executive session uf th" s"natr,
but was voted down after sharp debate.
Nr Blair'S confirmation fills Il NHanCy
in the Office OF internal revenue conf
missioner which has existed for fort
n:ghi. with Secretary Mellon acting IN
the interim. Many important affairs. In
Guiding prohibition rulings. await action
Iv the new commissioner.
Several republicans and l"rs" rart
uf the democratic senate m"nlh"cSh!r
Joined in opposing Mr.. Blair aS INST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

The mos, important offer that
remains Of tho big circulation
Drive will como 20 a definite chd
tomorrow night Tho Drive mem
bors have just Il f"w hours IN
which 70 earn IN" big gold extra
prizes. Tho offer provides that
the members securing tn" larG-
est amount in subscription Coi-
.rctions This week Will r"ce;r"
S"0p in gold as r reward Tor
their special effort: $3.50 divid"d
into six prizes Is to hc awarded
for this weeks extra work. all
told. R"n"wal subscriptions will
count on this extra prize. sam"
as tho new subscriptions.
DOUBLE VOTES will no credit
I'd UPON n"w subscriptions. II
"Hds Saturday night. Support
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Washington. May GA meeting OF
best bcs: financial minds" has been in
by President Harding and his
advisors as 4 means Of considering the
nations Industrial outlook with par
tirul.r rcfcrcnc" TO the question OF cS-
tending further loans nf American
capital 70 foreign governments.
Some "f the most prominent figures
in American finance and industry al
ready have given the president the bene
ut OF their judgement on specific prob
lens acfrrling the financial world, and
in the near future others nre to be called
TO tho White House tn consult on ways
and means 10 stabilize conditions and
hasten The return TO normalCy."
The foundation for a series OF dis
cussions on these subjects was laid at q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
ADMINISTRATION TICKET WINS
BLAIR CONFIRMED AS COMMISSIONER
OF INTERNAL REVENUE, AFTER FIGHT

whom charges were br"ugh: BY Senator
Johnson. He accused Mr.. Blair "f haV-
Ing violated The North Carolina primary
law az a d"l"Iate at the Chicago rcpub-
I!C:tn convention last June by failing 10
support the California senator. VIII" was
high in North Cardinals preference" pr;-
mary. Senator Johnson also contcndcd
THAI Mr.. Ela!r was disqualified bec;.us"
inFome tax appeals ufthc n"rn;ne"'i re-
lntivrs wrr" pending Tor action b"f"r"
tho internal revenue bureau. Both
charges were denied at recent hea-:pGs
before IN" senai" iinanr" committee,
which recommended confirmation.
The opponents Vf Mr. Blair. Il was
said included III" following: Eorah.
Johnson. Jones. uf Washington. Kenyon,
| add. l-aFulirttr. N.'rbeCk anl Norris.
rcpublicarS and AShurSt. Harris. iiar-
risun, E"rd. Sh"phard. Wa!r"t and Wat
son. Of Georgia, democrats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
THIRD DEATH FOLLOWS FATAL
BATTLE At THE NOLAN FERRY
Body Of Private Kackley, Of
the State Police, Sent to
His Home at Martinsburg
Miners Welcome u. S.
Probe

Williamson. W. Va. May "G-State
ami county authorities tonight watched
with extreme caution IN" situation
along tho West Virginia Kentucky b0Th-
er after the events Of last night at
Nolan. West Virginia. which Resulted
in three deaths. CAPTAIN !. =. Erockus.
Of the stat" police. reported that the
region was qui:t \ similar report came
from sheriff \. e. Pinson. Of Mingo
county.
George Gum oNa uf lIr men hold IN
connection with the shooting a: Nolan.
d!ed nj a hospital her" today. shortly
after Cr;im was admitted 10 the hospital
hC told the authorities that ne had done
nothing 10 excite the trouble AZ the
Nolan ferry. w-hcr" III" fight started.
and during which rrivat" Charles Rack
ICY. Of tho West Virginia state police
Rnd Private Manley Vaughan. ~ the
Kentucky national guard. were killed.
The body Of Kacklcy WAS sent to his
former home at Mart!nsburr. while the
body Of Vaughan was shippto to Louisa
Ky.
Another Arrest
An arrest under Governor r. +. Nor
gan's proclamation of M art;al law for
Mingo was reported tonight. Sheriff
PinSnn Announced That Ross Perry was
arrested BY deputy Sherirs near Gilbert
West VirEinln and charged with having
ammunition IN his possession. lie was
held without tail.
Discussing :hH announcement ut
VA shington TO III" en"ct that senate
committee would investigate the situa-
tion In MinEo county. David Rohb. in
formation iinancia, agent Of tho United
Mine NSnrknrS pf tD,Aricn said
so far as am concerned welcome
any Investigation that will help clear
up any economic or nduStria misunder-
standing In southern West Virginia.
Some Of our present dav statesmen arc
on record that workers have n right to
organize. Tho United Mine Workers. be-
l!"ving that they were Justified IN eom-
ing to the assistance of these people. a
high parccntag" Of whom were living
hc-" IN prOnage. We are not frnid TO 20
I" court with m" claims OF the miners
a. We understand them"
The representatives OF Tho william
son Coal Operators Association made
no comment on tn" question Of an invcs-
tiCntion by tho senate.
Major Tom r. Davis. personal reprc-
sentative Of Governor Morgan IN the
M!ngu region. is "nroute to Charleston
whore he will cbnfer with the executive.
Later reports "a the authorities here
indicated that the deputy sherfrs OK
changed shots with Perry and Johnny
cline before the former was arrested.
Sheriff P!nson said that ne believed
rilrr. who escaped. was wounded. Cline
and Perry, according 10 authorities.
purchased the ammunition at Logan
were going toward War Eagle when
they met the deputies.
The MinEu count jail here Is crowd
I'd to capacity. II was learned tonight.
and prisoners ar" heing sent To the
Ciibcll county jail At Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
BEST FINANCIAL MINDS CONFER
WITH PRESIDENT ON LOAN POLICY

White House dinner last night. the sig
niticance an detail OF which became
known today for the first time.
With Secretary Mellon OF the treas.
ury. and Secretary Hoover of the com.
merce department. the president had ~
his guests for the occasion, J. T. Nor
gan. Paul Warburg. and u half dozen
other men OF influence and power In
financial circles.
Whether 10 encourag ge further loans OF
private American capital to forel0n
governments was one OF the questions
most seriously considerer. This QueS-
tiun already has received much attention
by the cabinet.
For luncheon today. Mr.. Harding had
as his guest. chas. ". Schwab. who ad.
v!sed particularly regarding the shlDs
ping problem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Homeless ST., 900 Bill
To Policeman's S Mother


Philadelphia, Pa. May 26. - T .
'hnm"l"ss" $1,000 bill which no ono
claimed. and which figured prominently
in the F!f,h ward election conspiracy
case here today was turned over 10 Mrs.
Theresa Epplcy. widowed mother Of
George y. Appicy. th" policeman slain
IN the election disturbances pf Sep
t"mhcr 10. 1917. Announcement OF tho
GIT was made 70 Mrs Eppicy publicly
hy District Atturnc" Rotan. who was
responsible" for the disposition nf ;h"
unclaimed money. alleged I" hav" been
intended ax q payment for thugs VII"
raiind lhc Fifth ward.
Tho hill was taken from special de-
livery envelope addressed to the mana
ger # i prlvat" detective agency. who
denied ownership Of Il. and waived all
claims. Ii has been In the custody OF
the district attorney since 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
WILL RAISE BRIDGES
TO LAND THE CANAL

r:"shlrE. ia. May ci.-Th" United
Stats Euv,-nmNn; vii. NOT give Ia
vorab.c reply on tho proposed P.;;sourE'
Lake ETC anF ohio RIVER "ana' route
u,iii N.t"rhHry r.vcr bridges have hfeh
raised. speakers told joint confer.
crrc " city. county and "hamner o.
representatives today.
Th roufcrccS voted 10 send a d!'Sa':"n
~ Washington 10 a>sur" government o'-
f:cials mat tho war departments "rh'r
on the bridge raising question w"u'd DC
carried out as soon IS possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
SIX BATTAL|ONS OF
BRITISH TROOPS WILL
PROCEED TO S|LESIA

London. May "s. -rBy III" hSs" .a;.d
rrcssl -Four haiiaI!i"nS Cf British
'r""ps hogan tn aI,Hnr" from thr Rhirr
:" Upper Silcsia today and tn" transfer
- "AIc"t"d tn be completed by tn end
Of ihr week
Tic war Office arnnuUccd this evening
that Nv" bat;a!i"ns also would hc Son.
from r:nElnnd. making SiN haira!iun% in
all DISPATCHED 90 reinforce the l!,.,d
trop$ already in Upper Silcsa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

A.. r--
tho candidates who wer" afoWrh'F A''
the administration were ''Tc'tu =!
ml iorI;:eS. Al! Of thoS" "h" r'PrFN"
ed ;hy Taxpayers League ticket wen,
down 1" dctra'' "h''e SIN .,.
LISTED II" lhH' F'h''"'S
approval Of IN" VOTERS MoH' VI '">
.r" friendly - ia" administrator
There were several surprises "a'!"e
Tia" ""unl. Ia number "i 'HS'H' 90.
carly returns created SN"hh "0''
the breasts "f several '"""'"'''' ,
we're dashed LATER Wh'h iu''''
cam" ''.I 'V,. and :, ,y.,s we'll
cd on tho sensational AN" Il wa WI
that some "t IN" rahd'"h''S ""4 h
hearts. The closest races "'1' w. wa
krc%s and kunl| "i IN" FOUR" ,r, Nv
Ttn"y and M"tIn"r IN ih' fi''" ,:i
results III these were not known ut'''
the last precincts had been received
Captain otto Easy winner.
Friends Of III" veteran 'Ap'"'" Wy
were deeply pleased over HI" sr''hu'"
endorsement for councilman it"ih '"c
lrirst ward. captain OF" waS IN" sp'-
,i.I ,,rrrt of th. TaAp.yrrS' l."aEu" and
~. .,,ci..,v, victory over Chow was graf
,,,s ,r,.,,n -, his hos, Of friends.
As wa% IN" case IN tn" primary III"
- - M. rr;y cas-. = heavy vut"
WI =, v.,s said ina, their total rNcc"d-
~, ,h,, nf tho mon. The da; VAS ideal
ard ,h,.rc was great activity "r tha part
- .,II ,h, workers, However. sVmc OF
,hov, who had H." most workers cut
,,orc prt among tho winners
m.vos rhonsr Leads.
>;ovcr Thomas J.. Th"ucr r. p"''"i his
- nrr,nrnnncr by leading IN tn"
~ '''" ny Yates rr,ri,cd. Thoncr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
TIE WAITER.

West vtrgtuta-Local hundsrStorn1
Friday and probably Saturday.
Wsstsrn PennsylvAniA and Ohio
Cloudy. followed by showers Friday
ntIht: Saturday, showers and probably
thundsrstorIns. some wArnsr IN north
Dordon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
President |ptends to
Appoint Taft Chief
Justice of the j. S.
ny DAVID LAwH1Hc1.
ICo2yr.sui 5y ;hs In;t,liEenc~')

Wa~hi7:.rr MAY % President Hard
,aS vii nam" former President Tart "a
.h.rf jus,lr.. ,: he C,..:"I States. That
- n, prrs,at attention ~ di"loS"d by
'ho>.. who hrvv d:scu$S-i ,hc matter
;,'th h.u;.
Mr. Hard rs is n", Ike /" 'i"iay an
:tSrvuacrm"nt. Tho more t:n: eIapSSS
the moro candidates appear and the
more hours must y" given - th. con-
sidcrat;ou$ nf appeals from tr:"n"$ "f
:he candidates. MIR. Harding - having
enough troubles iiii.rg important posi-
lions without adding - his rar"S. He
has Yet ,u tinI = chairman -; th' MP
ping board 'Er has ~: :" EAne an AMI
haSS,dor I" Japan. He has I"]"nS ~ ap-
continents tu max.
Should congress Srcat.. I "ri.'ViiE"n'
e w"ifar". :hcrs are mary "ani dates
Ior ,hat job hui IL Is c"ruiuS |" !" un-
dcr>tvoI THAI EriSad:"r i;"u"-al sawyer.
thr IrrS.d"nt, ph"$!c:"c. ~ mh"IA ~
has n. u;mos; CONFIDENCE. VII. BE-
named sVr cha' p.a'".
Complex situation
AS.d. trum III" appointments. the
p-eS;,.e;, tIndS himself with ! complex
situations ~ congress IL" biggest jobs
.,rr sail ,:udou. --- 'rl..k;uE permanent
.ar.T and cnacting a new tax law. II"
f,.'s; relieved that. III" S"Uat" hasn't
...pplrd the Nm"rIcau navy b! reduc-
n. the personnel and though II = DIS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Today and Saturday to Get Subscriptions for
Big Extra Gold Prize and Double Vote Offer

TINE GROWING SHORT TO LAND THE GoLDS2o0 S50$25 S25
s25-s25 IN ADDED PRIZES FOR ONE WEEKS EXTRA
EFFORT ENDS TOMORROW N1GHT-NEW ONES AND OLD
ONES COUNT UPON THE EXTRA PRIZES S-DOUBLE VOTES
FOR ALI. NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

There Is Il right time for sverythinE.
and IN" right tim" for securing 4 big
number ~ extra votes ~ right now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

San Francisco. Cai, May q q Np-
tain Eddie EicHcnback"r. American acc
s,nrpcI Of. here 4. 4:nG n. N. on his
unc-9.up light - Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Reno. New. May '2s.---EAd!c Eickcn-
ba ckcr passed over Reno n lo:l5. NO
Vas flying at an altitude OF about I'0oo
feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
R|CKENBACKER
IN SMASH: HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
MAY BE UNABLE TO
CONTINUE FLIGHT
Accident Occurs in Making
Landing at Cheyenne,
Wyoming

Cheyenne. W!". MAJ II Hrtaln
Eddie Eick"mhacken. A"'.r:'iT Ace ar
rived hero at S:i6 tonight IN his trans
N'nt!nenta. airp!are f!!gh:. smashed his
plane In landing and narrowly escaped
death. As a result h. my be unable 10
continue his flight (" Washington, D.
&. he said un,'ss h" can leave here in
an air mail plan" tomorrow.
Whru Captain R!rkcnhackrr landed.
lis plane turned over Although Il was
dark, thousands watched u" landing
and rushed 10 the ma"h.n" expecting TO
find the flyer dead or badly injured
R!ckenbaclier crawl"d out from und'r
tho machine and greeted y. i. pum2h!.
superintendent; of The air mail !!"ld.
said with a smile. "It'S nothing"
The had landing was not. RiCkcroa OK
"rS fault according tn Superintendent
pumphy.
Nigh, flyers "" enab!ti 10 land by
means or flaming 'T'S' g Mr.. DuTphy
<a.d, "and tho cross on tho rs is sup
posed 10 paint With the wind. In th!s
"Usr they did not puin; in IN" right az
ru"tiun. through SOM" mistake, ana
I,rt,.n kivkrnhackrr landed on IN" Off
side Of thc fled and his plan" ran into
tn. SAG" road.
captain Rickrnbar',,- i"ft Redwood.
California, at Gayhr'ak and had .'Ap"c-
tod - reach Omaha by o'clock and
Washington. -. =. by Tomorrow night.
III said he would ann"uAr' his plans
definitely tomorrow ~i;h respect !" con-
:inIc!nG the fl!ght.
cheyenne. Wyo.. Mac 26.--' aptain
Eddie Eic&cHhacke-. American acc. wn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

salt Lake CITY. Utah. May 26--fdd;c
E!rkcnhackcr passed over Salt Lake ~
5:0A o'clock flying At an altitude or
about 1000 fc":.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Has the Largest CIRCULATION OF
ANY Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

(conanued on PAgs Thirtssa)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
VOTERS SHOW SATISFACTION
WITH PRESENT OFFICIALS
ALI, THE CANDIDATES OF so CALLED TAXPAY
ERS' LEAGUE DEFEATED BY BIG
MAJORITIES

;CAPTAIN OTTO WINS IN SPLENDID RACE-CON-
TESTS IN FOURTH AND FIFTH
THE CLOSEST.
WOMEN CAST A HEAVY VOTE-DAY WAS IDEAL
AND THE WORKERS WERE OUT
IN A SWARM
The New York herald., 1921-07-04
For Clay Court Title

CHICAGO, July 3.--walter T. Hayes OF
Chicago. national clay court tennis
champion in 1911, will take the courts in
the final match for the 1921 title against
Alexander NJ. squair of Chicago to-
morrow.
Hayes earned his way into tho final
round to-day by defeating clifton p.
Herd Of Pasadena, Cal. in three straight
sets. IS GO, Go.
Squair won the other semi-flnnl match
from Arthur p. Hubbel of Chicago,
ca, 6--1, 6-S. 6-1.
In the sen1i-1nals of doubles John
Hennessey and Ralph Burdlck OF In
dianapois defeated James and Jerry
Weber Of Chicago. The indianapolis
team was erroneously reported as
beaten In the third round yesterday by
Squair and Green of Chicago. the mis-
take being made by the official scorer Of
the tournament In posting the result.
The New York herald., 1921-07-04
British Davis Cup Team
Named for Match Here

LONDON, July Announcements that
Maxwell Woosnam. F. G. Lowe. o. G.
Neville Turnbull and Major Cecil Camp
bell will make. up the British Davis cup
team was made here to-day. The tour
nament will be played at Forest Hills
y. Y, from September 2 to September
next. The first three have already ac-
cepted places on the team. but Major
Campbells acceptance Is conditioned
upon his receiving leave from the army.
Woosnam. who will act as captain OF
the team. Is n comparative newcomer in
International tennis, but his work dur
ing the present year. as we'll as the
showing he made during the Olympics
in Antwerp. has stamped him az star
of tho game. Lowe Is n veteran He
began 10 show great promise on the
court in 1906, when he represented Cam
bridge against oxford, and on three oc-
casions he won the worlds covered
court championship. He has taken
honors in many tournaments and is con-
sidered one OF England's best players.
Turnbull represented England in the
Davis cup match against France in
1919 won a gold medal In the doubles
with Woosnam in the Antwerp Olym-
pics and. paired with Manuel Alfonso.
won the doubles championship OF Spain
In 1920. Major Campbell was winner
OF the singles championship of ireland
In 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-07-04
DUE JULY 5.
John D. Newman in Golf
Final at Fox Hill Club
Defeats Edward Loeliger on
Twehty-seventh Green.

Two matches In the pray for the vice.
presidents trophy were carried to the
twenty-seventh green at the Fox Hills
Golf Club yesterday and one of them re-
manned a tie. The tournament was
brought down to three survivors, with
John d. Newman in the final round and
w. II. Follett and r. S. Bottome in the
ssnifinal.
The four low gross and the four low
net had been chosen for match play and
in every case n low gross player met
low net contestant. The men were al
lowed handicaps ba sed on their scores in
medal plays, so that the close tussles
that developed were not unexpected.
In reaching the cup round. John d.
Newman defeated Frank l.. Markey 2
and 1 after he had disposed OF Edward
Loellger in match that went to the
twenty-seventh green. Follett and
Bottome were all even Mt the twenty
seventh hole when they decided to call
it n day They will recontest the match
this morning and the ownership OF the
cup will be determined in the afternoons
play. Tho summary:
First Round-w. II. Follett defeated J. II.
Young, @ and 3: b. S. Bottome defeated
II. Z. Jones, and 1 Frank l.. Markey de-
tented A. NJ. Ga rcis. 2 and 1: John ID. New
man defeated Edward Loeliger. 1 up CT
holes).
semi-final Round-Nswman defeated Mar
key. and !; Foilett vs.. Bottome. all even.
The New York herald., 1921-07-04

Canadian Miner lat "a %. lon 81 IL LIST.
Capulin 30 IL Cape Henry Sd.
Casey lat 80 10, Ion so 05 I'd.
Cerro Ebano 262 w Sand Key lst.
City OF Atlanta 2l3 NE Tybee Bar I'd.
City of Columbus 1+S SW Gayhead Sd.
City of Fairbury 90 + by n Cape Henry I'd.
City OF Vernon lat 80 20, lon T2 II I'd.
Occur d'Alene $50 z Hatteras I'd.
Devolente Il Hatteras I'd.
Dorchester pissed Five Fathom Bank l. V
I'd
Eastern Moon $50 f Cape Henry I'd.
Emergency Aid 500 ENE Cape Henry I'd.
Esparta 676 Tela I'd.
+ ID Asche 1872 NNE Hatteras I'd.
Franklin 100 NV Tortugas I'd.
Franklin X Lane 410 r by n Tampico I'd.
Frederick Ewing 14s w Sand Key LIST.
Frederick Luckenbach 533 y Ambrose I'd.
Gloucester 142 NE Winter Quarter Sd.
Gulfland $50 SW Nantucket I'd.
II G Folger $50 ESE Galveston 1st.
Halo 10 Jupiter I'd.
Harold Walker Ala II Tampico I'd.
Herbert G Wylie l25 Sc st Johns Bar 1st.
Hico 100 n Mosquito Inlet 1st.
Houma 210 SW Hatteras ID.