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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
The jon rney's End"

Tho picture without a single title"
-~.'hnt is The Journeys End" which
IL now playing an engagement at the
Ms siestic rheatle. The people ~ VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
MWvSGMeNra.
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Wxy Mates Post II The Psay heuse.

ttArhara Allen Who win I've seen In
ss1'he MAsuuctadcr." at The Playhouse
epnlxht and tomorrow afternoon and
uuht, having been retained by Guy
i,a,"- Post. preparatory TO his world
Nur,. admitted recently, while watch
sue \ performance. that her earliest
Vpp~A,Nnce ON the stage WAS when
eho wna hut seven and half years
m Ngc. With the exception OF ten
YEARS schooling--actuM attendance nj
"A rial public school---Miss Allen has
,scn continuously appearing, behind
the ioo,nmh,s. 1T just happened this
WAY" aaid Miss Allen, after that first
nrpca,anco | naturally took TO the
~urk aud appeared IN all sorts of en-
tr,tainmcnts. Wh,7i | reached IL there
wns show In our town and among
the company. one OF the players was
,shcn ill | got chance nj the part
and realty made good. 80 much so that
che manager told my parents that II
would ho n ahemo 10 Spoil my career
b, taking mo away. since that time
l have played under Relasco, froh-
man. Norosco. Winthrup Ames
n, VI. Woods and others. Among the
Plays la my career, the one 4 probably
liked best n Tho Masduerader. 4
~m riad tc SAY that every play In
which 1 appeared gave me different
opportunity and varied experience.
H. sninins MIR. Posts company the
part uf the adventures has fasci-
Mating appeal and ! am sure II VIII
he part that the public VIII long
vvmerihcr me m"
"Jhc unloycd Wife,"
Frsr-ncc Edna May, the authoress
or "rhe rnlovcd Wife" new play
IN three actr, which comes 20 The
Playhouse for week. commencing
l,rc~tuh.r ~. spent four years of her
,lf. constructing this powerful drama.
iNnu nxo ahe heard wives OF mon re-
nAArl, "Should tho woman be tied TO
shs home, whilc the man can do as he
lleascsf' with tho result that The
Dnlovsd wife" In u play Of Intense,
dramatic power. u has cast of
capable players who correctly IN
s.fprct the sensational situations. The
daily mptlnccs are given for ladies
only. The evening performances are
Cor everybody over i6 years Of age.
~CaptNln Arple,ack."
suppose you were perfectly cor
teet aud dccorous Enellshman, who
lived In a picturesque little village on
the Cornish coast--s little village In
which your family had lived for gen
s,nilcna suppose that village was
traditional NJ the former haunt OF the
pirates nnd smugglers Of the Spanish
Main, And suppose. that you, who had
never done an unconventional thing
IN your lifc. made the wonderful dis
suycry that your ancestor had beer
the most notorious Of those pirates
The most daring OF those smugglers'
What effect would II have on your
Temperament That IN exactly what
happened 90 Captain Applejack," tn,
hero ~ the comedy OF that name
which Sam n. Harris VIII present a
Tho Playhouse for thrc. days, begin
n,ng December a6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
Dispute Over a Kitchen.

After four hours deliberation,
referees who heard the case of Harry
Pierson against Mrs. Lewis Turner
were unable to agree. The hearing
was held last night in Magistrate
Broman's office. It's purpose was to
settle dispute over the cost of a
kitchen built by Mr.. Pierson for Mrs
Turner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

head Of the bureau.
The speakers 70 far selected from
Delaware are Miss w. J. Robinson,
dean Of the Womsn's College Of Della
| ware, Newark, and Rev. George G.
williams. 70s West Twentieth street.
| Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

the future. he's bssn answered BY
Deiawars. spsaksru from Wilmington
and Newark have bssn enrolled -
members Of the Speaker Bureau Of
the General Committee on tho LmitA-
ton Of Armament, In answer to the
appeal made by Bishop McDowsh,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
TO SPEAK FOR PEACE.
Delaware Represented IN Nationwide
Disarmament CAmpalgn.

Washington. ID. c., Dec. 16.-The
call for speakers in nationwide OK
preston OF public opinion In favor Of
Americas entrance into an agree
ment of nations to remove the causes
OF war and preserve world peace In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
SCREEN.
R,~phaats Nit At the Garrick.

Once nxr~ Rhcia Royals elephants |
Gor~d . big hit at the Gerrick. Their |
Regularity proved no great at their
rva, HppeArance ON Monday that they
~~rc held ovcv to head the new rill
shst w~s begun y"-sertny. Helen and I
Victor at. delightful pachyderms who
~ through their performance without
,hs alightcst hesitation or delay. The
aud .nccr oil llke thcm. OF the new
es's. Burke. Walsh and Mana come
sfst Tn. program says they're
rsrulisr." An that Clifton and De Rex
Do 4. 90 make tn. audience laugh. II
MA. rnsv 90 zee that this duo OF
si.tcr giris wa. going 20 make big
nit. upon their rrsi appearance. Jay
p.san In a splendid Irish tenor with
voice lust suited 20 Irish melodies.
rNe f.afnpnls are amusing illusion
is,s and Jessie Mlilar II an instru-
mental artist. william Russell in
.chnarcn OF Might" capaoly fills the
photorlst part q the program.
Mar, Mile. Mintcr ~ the Savoy.
rhor. who like a real. honest-to-
voodn.as laugh. and have not as yet
ss.n Mary Miles Minter, in Her Win
r,ns Way" which is now showing al
The savoy Theatre. are missing rare
trcat Nlss Mintcr as a modern news
papef riri interviewer, Is assigned To
Interview popular. but shy young
novelist who has declared that he
would never hc interviewed.
i,cnM Barrymore In The Great
Adventure
Lionel barrymore temporarily for
sook serious dramatic rolee 20 play an
Original character in "f'he Great Ad-
venture" the picture which tegan its
snesromcnt At the Arcadia Theatre
yesterday. Mr.. barrymore, who comes
from family Of dramatic stars. has
put all his talent into comedy char
s~,sr.--s, shy artist of London who was
forever lodging fsme and a lebrity-
hunter with matrimonial intentions.
'rNs fellow In one of those dashed
good. naiur~d but SLOW "Englishere," ("
vhc~s every move is suggestive OF a
laugh 10 NM onlookers.
Thomas Mcixhan ~ the Queeu.
Thomas Me4ghan " eth the reign
tus oslebrlty NJ the Queen Theatre.
iih engagement there IN "Cappy
Ricks" has been ever 40 successful.
n. picture Itself II OF the type that
attracts all who desire clean. snappy
story presented in a clear, forceful
manner. Then too. one must consider
she thousands VINO follow Thomas
1eivhan and are present at the thea
We whenever nc appears In a new
sacture.
~rhe JOURNEYS End
Tho picture wi,hou, a single title
.@-'hnt is The journeys End" which
IL now playing an engagement -at the
Mr. iestic 1neatle. The people n VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

In business lines. an advertisement
will bring customers who will buy
other things IS well as the article
.adver ,sed.--Adv.
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Afternoon Papers Published
By Men Who Remain Loyal
PRISONS ENTERING COURT
UNDER CL0SE SCRUTINY

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Head of Printers Union Says Walk
out Was Unauthorized By Inter.
national Union Headquarters

BoSION, June lI-Evening newspapers in
this city were Published in every instance to-
day Notwithstanding a walk out Of sDmpo-
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tAe fafr Ns thsM I Sec
tnr ef Neynmi Esat3
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The New York herald., 1921-03-03
CLEARED.

From u. S. Naval Communication Service I
Str vasconia sBr,. Towniey,. London via
Bes.onscunard < sa,ara steamship team, : Go: Ltd
Glasgow and London-United States Naviga-
ton Co.
Str Massick, Kehoe. Danzig-seager Steam
ship Co, Inc.
str Manchuria Feeder. Hamburg via vigo
american Line.
Str Somerset, Pfeil, savona-Robert l.
Hague
str Guglelmo Peirce tItaD. Riccs rdi,
Napes-Peirce Brothers Inc.
Str Westmoreland. Steward, Shanghai and
Chinkiang via Panama Canal-Barber Steam
ship Lines. Inc.
str Santa Paula. shermen, Cartagens
Payta, &c-W Grace 4 Co.
Str zulia. Morris. Laguayra, Curacao and
Maracaibo via Mayaguez-Blfss, Dailett
Str Mariana. Haley, Aguadilla and Qua
nica-New York and Porto Rico Steamship
Co.
Str San Juan. Barbour. San Juan. Arroyo.
&c-New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Manchioneal (Nor). Fehr. Preston and
Banes-United Fruit Co.
Str Munindies. christofferson, Nuevitas.
Pastelillo and Port Tarafa-Munson Steam
ship Line.
Str Munaires Fleming, Cardcnas and
saRua-Afunson Steamship Line.
Str W r ogilvie, Menander, Havana-Sin-
clair Navigation Co.
Str FL Sol. Patten, Galveston-Southern
Pacific Co.
Str Comal. Curry, Galveston via Key West
Mallory Steamship Go.
Str FL Estero. Pedersen. New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Josiah Macy, Hendry, Charleston and
Wilmington-Robert l. Hague.
Str Lenape, Kemble. Charleston and Jack
sonville-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Jefferson, Horslcy. Norfolk-Old Do
minion Transportation Go.
Str Mexican. Kecne, Boston-United -Ameri-
can Lines. Inc.
Str Delaware. Snow, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
oPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLl

Arrived ~. strs Cripple Cpcea Bizerta
Harvey Il Brown, Boston; Norfolk, Portland,
cieateu Feb ss, schr Mary + Barrett, New
port News.
sailed March /. s,rs Franklin. Gibraltar.
Lake Charleston. Boston: CITY OF 81 Joseph,
Portland. Nc: strinds cNor). New York;
rotterdam tDutchl. Amsterdam: Aurora
Dutch Cape Heyu shcaf Field CBp.
Havana Nesuvio ,itaD, - John; Ir,ysh
SRugl caldera Lake Charles, Nucvitas
saiIeG ad. strs Edward Peirce. Puerto
Padre; Achilles. cristonal; Orient. Eotter-
dam. Helder (Nor), Dunkirk; Panaman,
Alexander; schr Rosalie Hull. Demerara.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. March ARRIVED.
L Arethusa. Guantanamo.
Arrived I'd. strs Conrad Mohr (Sor) Ber.
King. Jacksonville: Pan-American. Tampieo,
Sailed ist, str Roanoke, Tampico.
sale. Sailed "a, str Vssta, New York:
PENsAcoLA, Ria. March i-sailed, str
sssIana pHfLAnEI 6aIu fIap cape aeSn ,rriyed
strs Havorford tBr), Liverpool: Rochambeau
(Fr), Havre for New York: Esparta, Santa
Marta Rouma. Port Lcbos; Melianno, Lon
Cleared Feb IS. ctr II FoIger, Texas
City.
Cleared March ., strs Lumen Br). Rouen;
Casper, Havre via Bordeaux; ohioan, New
York.
Sailed ID. str l. ? HolmDlad DAM, copsn-
sa lied "a. strs Merrimaois. Jacksonville.
&c; Ear Earbor. Newport News or Nprfoik
Paraguay, sabine.
Cleared from Chester. IA. I'd. strs Atlantic
Sun, Birkenhead and Manchester; Chester
Sun, Port Lobos.
Passed down Marcus Hook I'd. . PM, tug
Germantown, towing barges Marion for
Lynn Mannheim for East Boston, and Skip
pack for Boston.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater I'd, II 80
AN. strs Brighton tNor,, Philadelphia for
Jacksonville, sc; PM. Sunoco tBelg),
Chester for Antwerp p.-Wiud s. miles light
fog: smooth
PORTLAND, Me. March e--sailed. str Bal
sam. Gibraltar tfor orders); Woodfie!d tBro,
do; Londonier (Belg). Antwerp.
PRONINCEOWN, Mass, March ARRIVED,
tug Cheektowaga, towing barges 1si and iS5.
Perth Amboy for Boston and Beverly re-
spectively (and tug left barges and went 70
Boston for engine repairs. arriving there at
4 PM).
PROVIDENCE. III. March 1--Arrived. str
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March ARRIVED.
strs Point Judith, Baltimore, Sc; Salina,
Manila.
Arrived Feb 2s. strs Genoa aIaru (Jap).
New York for Shanghai; March /. Maui,
Honolulu.
Sailed 1st, s,rs Eemdyls tDutch) Rotter-
dam; Genoa Maru tJap), from New York for
Yokohama; Wilfaro. New York; Lehigh,
Philadelphia and Boston.
SAVANNAH, Ga. March 2-Arrived. strs
Caledonia (Sw). Cuba City Of st Louis,
New York
TACOMA. Wash. March o-sailed, ctr Mel
vile Dollar tIsr), Yokohama.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mall

BERBICE. Feb 23--Arrived previously. scht
Il NJ Roberts OBJ, Jacksonville.
BURN, Nj, Feb 1i--Arrived, schr Amy II
Silver tBr), Oporto.
GALATZ, Feb i.--Arrived. str olen. New
York.
Margaret Lake (Brl. TOR HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Feb 2s--Saiied. strs Thomas j
Drummond (Br), Louisburg: a6th. Canadian
Observer (Br). BARBADOS, &c schr w y
Reinhardt tBr). Pernambuco.
Arrived 26th. strs Canadian Raider tBr1
=. John, NIB: 9th. Imperoyal tBrl, Tslara.
HERMITAGE. NJ, Feb atnArrlyed pre-
HULL. Feb fs-Sailed, str West Kcdron
San Francisco.
KINGSTON, ia. Feb 20-Sailed previously.
aux schr Huntley tBr), Turks Island Ito
load salt for St Johns).
LEGHORN, Feb 10-Sailed previously schr
Roy Bruce (Br). Torreyeja.
LONDON. Feb iT--Arriyed. strs Bakers
2lst, Eeibeck Liverpool
NAPLES, Feb fa-Arrived, strs Theone
tGreek), Galveston via Norfolk: I'D. Coeur
d. Alcnc. Baltimore Via Norfolk.
pATRAS. Feb to--Saiied, schr Hawker
Cgr, TraPssi ni.,,I 90 load I'd, for $ Johns,
Guilty sarlS tBrl. for Hayu tready).
REGGIO DI CALABEIA. Feb t.-~Arrived
str Cardiff Hall tBr), Galveston via New.
sT JOIN. NB. Feb ae-ssi!cd str Hoche
iaga (Br), Jouisburg.
ST JOHNS. Nj. Feb 2i-.In. port, scl,rs
optimist ORR. for West Indies. Avalon
ffor). for Oporto.
In port 18TH aux schr sicmbic orr, for
SHANGHAI, reh gS-sailed. rtr raviet.
Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

sixaoIs 90 Scotland l. "a
standard GO y Hatteras I'd.
Steel Ranger 19s SW Balboa LIST.
sudbury 25 NE Cape Charles I'd.
Sunshine t5G Sc Hatteras I'd.
Susquchanna 2.211 Il Ambrose list.
Tanca rville iT NNE Tampico tst
Tekoa i25 WNW Tortugas list.
Texas 21o rampico 1st.
Thenisto - from Beaufort Pm LIST.
Thomas II Wheeler 1914 Jupiter list
Tiyives a56 $ Ambrose I'd
Tremorvsh passed Sand Key I'd
rrontolite l4s u Tampico LIST.
Turbinia lat IS Of, lon ~ AZ I'd
Ulysses a66 : Cape Henry LIST.
Ventura 66 from San Francisco PM Feb
IS.
vesuyio % Scotland I. I'd.
w II Libby AS w Sand Key 1st.
w I, Steed 80 w Sand Key Cd.
W 8 Miller e,74e S Point Wells 1st.
Wakulis 800 Nantucket 1st
Waikiki 40 Charleston I'd.
Walter ID Munson 240 Ambrose I'd,
West Haven lat 81 81, Ion 90 % Ist
West Holbrook i.sss from Honolulu PM
west Wis sn2 from Cape F1attery 8 PM
west Jessup $50 from Cape rlattery PM
west Mahwah cara from Honolulu PM
western Light t50 sw Hatteras Feb %.
Western Pride lat 81 28. lon 12 IS 1st.
Western Scout lat 80 10, lon 60 1st.
West Islay 900 2 bermuda ist.
West Kebar 1893 from Colon I'm LIST.
West Lianga 86S II Charleston 1st.
West M,ngo TT Cape Henry 1sf
West Nivara $50 w Columbia River s PM
Feb 81.
Wolverine y DIV State io42 W San francisco 8
PM Feb 2s.
YOUNGSTOWN 475 cSE Martins Industry I'd
Yucatan o. NE Havana "a.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Neptune Association win give lee
fure on compass adjustment AZ Its rooms, ~
Park Row at 3 PM Friday.
Str Rochambeau UTrl, from Havre, ar
rived at Philadelphia yesterday. Passengers
for New York will proceed by train.
Str Yomachichi. Liverpool. &c, for New
York, was reported March ais miles r OF
Bermuda In tow Of str PeelSslSill. Antwerp.
&c. Tor New York.
Fire occurred yesterday afternoon or ST.
San Pablo (Erl. lying at Erie Basin: tic
fire was extinguishcd by The Fire Depart
ment: damage reported slight.
BOSTON. March 2-Str City OF Eockiand
was raised to-day.
Fishing sclir Republic. before reported
ashore, Was floated this morning BY two
tugs
HAIIFAX. FEB .6-Alo,or Calimcris
(Greekb from 81 John. NE. arrived al
Queenstown Feb 20 with engines damaged
shc win be towed 10 Preston to discharge
her cargo OF deals.
LONDON. March Str Independent
Bridge from New York for Oran. Algiers.
&C., has put Into Gibraltar for repairs to
boilers.
4 telegram received from Honolulu states
that str Chicomico. from New York, &c, for
Cevitc. has arrived there With boilers out
OF order.
Bark Aibyn tRusl, from Newport News
via Norfolk for Gotheuburg. and schr Cen
eral Horne fBr) from Lisbon for Change
lalands. Nj, were posted al Lloyds as miss
ing.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

steerase passengers. malls and mdse. Went
TO pier 80, North River,
10Th and Ponta Deigada Feb IL. to the In
mdss. Went 10 pier IS. North River
Str Mesabs (Br). London.
Str Bowie lBr). Manchester Feb 10. to the
White star Line, with mdss. Went 10 pier
ID. North River.
ioth. copenhssen 18th and Boston March
!, to the East Asatic Co. Inc, with mdse.
Went e pier 3. Bush Docks, Brooklyn:
Dover 9th and Phiadeiphis March /. to the
Kerr Steamship Co. Ltd, With mdse. Went
Str pionier lBels). Antwerp Jan 20 and
Bermuda Feb ~ TO the Lloyd Royal Beige.
win %Sss went to pier o. North River
Cosmopolitsn Shipping Co. with mdse wenr
10 pier .. Hoboken.
ana Bermuda % FEB s Is. % to IL il II buii GO, Co
With mdse. Went to foot OF India street,
Str sllens, Palermo Feb 2 and Alsicsras
9th. to the Three Star Line. with ndse.
Went TO Ere Basin breaSwatsr, BrookiyH
pss sr eS and s1..e & esnaa s:s Jsa mspo m S
nell Truda. with mdss. Went to pier IS.
North River:
Green Star Line, with mdse. Anchored Off
Red Hook.
Str Aritz Mendi tsp), Dskar Feb is. to
River River. +" 0a"''' went - D'sr ~ Aa1'
Str Quilpus (Bo. Guayaauil Feb 70. Es-
meraldes 18th; Buenaventura 18th and Cris-
| tobal 2tst, to Sanderson & Son, with IA pas
sengers and mdse. Went to pier ~ North
River.
TO the STANDARD OIL Co of New York. with
crude oil.
Str Halway, Palo Blaneo Feb az. to the
oil. Anchored off TompkinsviIie.
Str st Mihiol (transport). Cristobal Feb %
to the United States Army Transport Ser
Will M aaen M $40 Yapt
TO pier 4, Hoboken.
Str Champion Anderson. Tampico Feb 49,
port Co. with oil. Went to pier 8. Bayonne,
Str Fred " Weller. Tuxpam Feb %, to
Robert l. Hague. with crude OIL
Str Algonquin. San Domingo.
Str Ormes (Br). Tela Feb "a, to the United
Fruit Co. with mdse. Went to pier IS, East
Str Dude Mas tDutch). Manzanillo.
Str Fran (Norp, Puerto Padre.
delphia March 1. to the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co. with sugar.
Str. Lake Benton. Cienfuegos Feb %, TO
with sugar. Anchored off stapieton.
Str Erholm (Nor), Santiago Feb "a to the
sanf sss sas CO lnn Ma rsb s. to the Nun
mdse. Went TO pier .. East River;
Robert l. Hague. with mdse. Went 70 pier
Str Mexoi, New Orleans, 10 the Pan
American Petroleum and Transport Co.
Went TO Carteret, NJ.
Str vesuvio JtaD, Norfolk.
Str Lake Stirling, Richmond.
Str Batavia (Fr). Baltimore Feb IS. TO
the Coinpagnie Generate Transatlantioue.
with mdse in transit to Marseilles Went
TO Martins Docks, Staten Island.
Str Lake Pepin. Philadelphia. to the New
York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co. An
chored off Stapleton.
Motor ship Bayonne, Philadelphia. to the
Standard Transport Co, with oil. Went to
Bayonne, NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

Cleared I'd, strs Ninian Err. Manchester
yia New YORK: Cretic 6BD, Naplea and
Sale Sailed i lst. T. ii AM AM. British str Ha,tmore
mot Wigmors). New York; schr Ethel u
Bartlett (Br), Gloucester. tugs plymouth,
New York. towing barges Wilkesbarre ana
l. & b G Nos and "A. Wyoming, 40
towing barges 200 tfrom searspofn. ,s5
drom Bath) and ~.
Halifax tnos yestcrdayl; tug 90, John I
Gaynor. New York, towing harges Conf /.
denee and i'ranls = Goss-Wind 81 Htghan'
BALTIMORE, Md iarcii ARRIVED stf
Howard. Boston &C.
rsyai; srlyel seia Ia Po ptT Maria mis- issoar 4P B
London via Boston: Maria GlaD. Trieste via
Bermuda Borgestad Nom. TnxPam; Airing ing
muda Richard n Green. Nuevitas' tug
volant. towing barge Ashland.
Sailed I'd, strs Cibao tSorl, Teis. Irish
man OBJ. Hamburg ana Antwerp. Argus,
BuzzARps BAY Ccspe Cod Canal, Mass.
March 2--Passed r., tug Paoli, with .
Passed W I'd. tugs Mary w Potter. with 5
barges: Liberty. with |; Energy, with >.
Manila, &c), Boston for New York.
CHARLESTON. SC. March 2-Arrived, strs
Minerva Dutch. SABINE; scantie, Calves
(and sailed sor Rremenl Cathwood, Bcl
Sailed Cd. strs Decatur Bridge Lisbon ;
CAPE HENRY. Va March 2--Passed in
strs Largo Law Brl, Middlesorough for
passsd out trosf is STR a Aospar G baltimore
Tuxpam; I'd. Tymeric tBo, do for Alexan-
dria; Sudbury, do for Hamburg and Bremen
via Boston; . AN, Inland. DO for for Portland
FALL RIVER Mass. March 2-sailee, str
Sharon, Tecomate.
GALVESTON, Tex. March ARRIVED. strs
Federal Port Arthur; Nesco, New Orleans !;
Olympier (Belg,, Antwerp; Monte Pasubio
CtaD, Genoa via ST Thomas.
Arrived Cd. strs Nuecse, New York; III
Sailed I'd, strs Rochester, Philadelphia; El
Vale, New York; Gulftrade. Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 2--Arrived,
strs England Maru tJap), Gibraltar: Lake
Faribault, Boston.
Sailed 3D. strs Gene Crawley, Tampico
Juniata. Baltimore.
MANILA, March 1-Sailed, str Deer Lodge,
Arrived Feb 2s, str Alabama Maru (Jap),
Tacoma.
niston (Br), Bordeaux; Warwick, Fall River.
Arrived ID, str Shawmut, Galveston.
Sailed ID. aux schr Quaco Queen (Br).
NEW ORLEANS, La March 2-Arrived.
strs Banan (Nor). Port Barrios; British Vine
(Br) Newport News: Frontera tMex. Pro
greso; Lake Marion, Cuba; Schoharie, Ber-
muda.
Sailed from Port Eads I'd. strs Pine Range
(Br), Manchester; Architect (Br), Liverpool; (;
Bessemer City, bombay; Charles Har-
wood, Tampico; Creole New York: Huron
ian (Br. Cardiff; Jamaica. Kingston; Lake
Fisher, Tampico orneborg Dan). Orange.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March 2Arrived,
str Nitokris (Br), Melbourne for Antwerp
Coz (Br). New Orleans; Tamaqua tBr).
NORFOLK. Va. March 1-Arrivcd str Bis
ley (Br). Hamburg via Barry.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Fob 2s-Arfived. ctr Turki-
stan (Br, Philadelphia.
Arrived 2sth, str Moorish Prince (Br).
New York.
Sailed 2Gth. str Kentuckiau. New York.
ALGIEWS, Feb 22--Arrived. strs presidente
wilson Itan. New York 23d, Pefer VI
Ctoweli. New York.
Sailed 2ist. strs Hermes tNor) Hampton
Roads. a3d. Ma ieouonlu lit5. Noifvik.
AUCKLAND. Feb rs Arrived str rangton
Hall flr). New York;
BAHIA. March l--sEiled. str Cayour fBrl j.
Boston and New YORK.
BALBOA, March i--Arilycd. strs Swift
Arrow. san Francisco: Nuuanu ,moior). do /;
I'd. Orari CBrl. wellington: Otak tBrD. do
cauca oB). Guatsqull; san Jose. San FRAN
cisco.
Sailed lst stfs Manar fBr, Guayaqul !;
Charlton Hall. Coronci; Canadian Importer
fBrl. Auckland; CoolcnG, Caliao: I'd, Nythe-
vliie. Honouiu Fort sydney OBI, Auckland.
BARCELONA, Feb .3--Sallcd. str Mar
Blsnco tSp), Galveston.