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New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
Investigate Lynching of
 Negro At Greensboro, N. c.

Greensboro. N. e., Sept. 19.-An in- vestiEation was being made today of the lynching early yesterday of Ernest Daniels. a young negro. who was taken from tho Pittsboro jail by n mob and hanged to Il tree. It was alleged that Daniels confessed to entering the room of sleeping girl Saturday night. Tho identity of nine Of the men was said to be known 10 the authorities.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
SHOE SINNERS MEETING

Tonight, the local shoe shine pro prietors, headed by the Gagliar'll Brothers of 313 Main street, will hold q meeting at the office of Attorney David L.. Nair of West Main street. The shoe shine men will seek to hlc a petition of protest to the city in an attempt to restrain the practice of shining shoes on Main street as tho
 younger element Of the city has been
 doing for the past several weeks.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
CONSECRATED BISHOP
Impressive Ritual Today at PhiIadei
 phia. Pa.

Philadelphia. Sept. .-Monsignor Michael ]. Crane. rector Of St. Francis de Sales. this city. was today conse- crated auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia in the presence of host of church dig nitarics. state officials, judges and members of the laity. The ceremony took place in the cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul and was conducted by Car dinal Daugherty. assisted by Bishop John C. McCort of Altoona. Pa, and Bishop Walsh Of Trenton, N. J.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
Lewis Dunn.

The funeral of the late Lewis F.. Dunn, c. A. R. veteran, who died suddenly of heart failure Saturday morning. will be held tomorrow morning. Rev. Thomas P. Smith, of Blackstone. Mass, will celebrate solemn high mass in St. Joseph's church and his brother. Rev. William r. Smith. of Athol. Mass, will be deacon. Interment will be made in the new catholic cemetery. Friends are requested to please omit flowers.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
Samuel Narcui,

Samuel Naregi, the five year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Antoni Naregi of f2 Pennington avenue, died last night Funeral services were held .his afternoon at 4 o'clock at Laraia x Co, undertaking parlors. Spring street. Interment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
LaSavoie Reaches Port
 After Hard Overseas Trip

Havre. France. Sept. ID. OBy Asso- ,iated Press)--A hurricane struck the steamer La Savoie during the night of september 14-t5 causing considerable inmage to the upper deck, wrecking no wireless antennac. carrying away wo lifeboats and injuring two sailors. he vessels officers reported today. The steamer was i2 hours overdue on ar- ivaI this noon.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
QUITS CALVARY CHURCH
New York Pastor Emeritus Objects to
 Clergyman at Prize Fight

New York, Sept. 19-The Rev. Dr. Stuart MacArthur, pastor emeritus of Calvary Baptist church announced to- day that he had written the pastor the Rev. pr. ]. R. Straton asking that his name be removed from the church calendar Dr. Straton has attracted at tention in the press by picturesque de- nunciation of dances, certain types uf theatrical performances, cabarets and boxing. In his sermon yesterday he discussed tho Arbuckle case.
 II have not approved of the coprse of Dr. Straton for some time said pr. Macarthur and my action was finally brought about by his at tendance at the Dempsey Carpenter light and his sermon following 1t. did not wish to appear to sanction all the acts of Dr. Straton."
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
STRUCK BY TRAIN.

Max Salla. of S2 West street. this city, was struck by a train at the Der lin station last evening about seven o'clock and painfully injured. He was rushed 10 the St Francis hospital at Hartford, where he was found to have n number of minor cuts and bruises but no real serious injuries. It is believed he was waiting for q train and stood too near the tracks.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
FEED STORE ENTERED

S r. Strople. who conducts a feed store at 113 Church street. reported To the police this morning that his place of business had been entered between Saturday night and Monday morning. Entrance was gained through d rear window. Nothing was missing
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
". C. IT. T.. MEETING.

Tho first meeting of tho fall season will bo held by the w. C. T. II. tomor- row afternoon at o'clock at tho Y. M. C. A. hall. Plans for tho fan and winter work will be talked over and members having m interest in this ara expected to attend.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
PUTS BAN ON JAZZ
 MUSIC AND DANCING
Louisville Clergy Sounds Death
 Knell Of Both.

Louisville. Ky. Sept 19.-The death knell of jazz music and dancing, so far as the Episcopal church is con- ccrnod. was sounded officially ycster- day morning before fourteen congrc- cations in Louisville and as many moro in tho environs This is the result of resolutions adopted by the cleriCus Of the Episcopal church of Louisville and it's vicinity in Christ church cathedral.
 The resolutions. prepared by the Very Rev. Richard L. McCready. dean Of tho cathedral, were unanimously received hy the body and sanctioned by the Right Rev. Charles l.. Wood cock. bishop of the diocese of Ken lucky.
 Stating that such forms of pleasure lead to JaZz manners and jazz morals among tho younger members of the church. the organization declared that under no circumstances should they he permitted in any church or parish house under Episcopal control"
 No "Sitting Out.''
 Couples retiring to automobiles and remaining there during dances were frowncd on also by the body. which hold that properly appointed persons should have authority and ought to. at least every half hour during the continuance Of the entertainment. to examine vigorously to ascertain that the practice was not being allowed.
 Members of the clericus said that the body always had taken n liberal position toward dancing as q form of recreation. but conditions having progressed to such m extent, "a req sonablc check must he made for com munity good
 Dean McCready in presenting his resolutions. said his study began year ago.
 To Protect Young.
 Louisville must take some means of protecting the younger members of society" he said, and there is no better agency to advance this work than tho church."
 The Episcopal church. unknow- ingly. by it's lenient attitude has fos- tered tho present tendency. and must command all facilities within it's power to right tho wrong"
 Referring 10 all dances in parish houses, the body stated that These. either when under the direct control of tho congregation, or when rented to other organizations. should he chaperoned adequately and wisely by competent and reliable men and wom- on of sound judgment and discretion. approved by the clergy. who should have full authority to exclude and eject any persons whose presence or actions shall by them be deemed ob- iectlonable."
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT NOTE.

The Jolly Workers, Junior Achieve ment club meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock instead of o'clock. IheN will meet at the South church chapel because of tho hours now in effcct at the Nathan Hale school. All are re- ouested to bo present.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
LABORER Is BANKRUPT

Boston, Sept 19.-Hollis M. Shaw of Watertown, giving his occupation a;i a laborer, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy listing $60,927 of Habil- ities without assets.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our many friends, and to the office employees of the Stanley Works. for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral offerings in our late bereavement.
 MRS. JOHN LTSON AND FAMILY
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19

The finest unworked iron fields in the world have been discovered in the Philippines.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19

NOTaCE-Nill> producers: Would IiI1o to contract for 300 quarts milk daily. Call at Joseph Ricupero, 101
 Myrtle St. 9-19-3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-09-19

WANTED-Eiectrici Apply after
 D. m. at Tyler's, 129 Hartford Ave. 9-19-1dx
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1921

10 Robert L Hague, with mdae. Went to
pier o, Constable Hook, NJ.
Str Apache, Jacksonville Aug 23 and
Charleston Path, to the Clyde Steamship Co,
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier
81, North River.
Str City Of Montgomery. Savannah Aug 20,
to the Ocean Steamship Co. with passen-
Str Lake Elmont, Savannah, to the NAL
lory Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to pier
3S, North River.
Str Jefferson, Norfolk. TO the Old Donin-
ion Transportation Co, with mdse. Went 10
pier 26 North River,
Str Mexican. Norfolk. 70 the United Ameri-
can Linee, with mdse
Str Yalza, Baltimore, TO NJ III Tracy co,
with mdse Went 10 pier so. North River.
Str West Insklp, Philadelphia.
Str Andalusia tSw), Montreal.
Str Sioux, Boston Aug "a, to the New York
and Cuba Mall Steamship Co, with mdse.
Went to Robhss dry dock, Erie Basin,
Brooklyn.
Str West selene. Hun via Boston. TO Moore
& Mccormack, Inc, with mdse. Anchored off
Red Hook Flats, Brooklyn.
U $ Nereus, Hampton Roads.
n s Culgoa. Hampton Roads.
II S 8 Prometheus Norfolk
II S destroyers Dickerson. Hatfield, Sicard.
SehencI Leary, Herbert. Blakeley. VIM u
Preston Barney, Bernadou. Crowinshield,
Preble. Mason, SatteTlee. Dahlgren. Graham,
Goidsborough aud Senmes, all from Hamp-
ton Roads. All anchored In North River.
Schr Ernest A Mills, Norfolk for Port
land Canchored off the Highlands at IL :1s
PM.
Tug Clara II Doane, Providence, towing
barges Mauch Chunk and Tamaqua.
Heturned-Str Independence, from trial
trip.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE AUGUST ~.

DUE AlGISI @as
Steamer. From. Agents.
George Washington. Bremen Aug 1T.U Mall
Argon. Barrow Aug IL. Standard on
Ranenfjord, London Aug IL. .Norwegisn-Am
West Kebar. Flushing Aug 12..Roger Webb
Lake Fackler. Barbados Aug IT. Clyde Line
Rolf Jari. Christiania Aug II Am Metal Tran
Advance, Cristobal Aug 19Panama RH SS Co
Belvedere. Trieste Aug 3........... .Cosulich
MARCUS. Hesingfors Aug 10... .Seager SIS Co
kennemeriand, Amsterdam 18th. .Funch-Edye
Black Sea, Alexandria Aug !.
Simpson, Spence 4 Young
Gobeo, Birkerhead Aug 5........C Eames
Lake Faribaut. Mobile Aug 20. Clyde Line
Catherine. Boca Chice Aug 20. A III Bull Co
Toba Maru. Crtstobal Aug Is.
Paul II Harwood. " Orleans th.-Pan-Am +
DUE AUGUST 2s.
Cedric, Liverpool Aug 20. White Star Line
Scyfhia, Liverpool Aug 20. .Cunard Line
Parkvilie, Rotterdam Aug 10. Inter FIR Co
Polycarp, Pernambuco Aug u. Booth SIS Co
Port Hackny. London Aug IL. .Funch-Edye
Hubert. barbados Aug 81. Lamport q Holt
comanche, Jacksonville Aug 25.. Clyde Line
DUE AUGUST 20.
Mongolia. Hamburg Aug TO-. American Line
la Lorraine, Havre Aug 20. French Line
Lituania, Danzig Aug II. Baltic Americas
Gdansk. Danzig Aug 16. ..... A II Bull Co
Manzanillo. Cienfuegos Aug %. :. Ward Line
Panuco, Cienfuegos Aug 3D.. Ward Line
Lake Fabyan. Santiago Aug "a. Ward Line
Canto. Havana Aug "a. Ward Line
Muskogee, Port Arthur Aug 20. Standard OIL
Fort Victoria. Bermuda 27th. .Furnese- Witty
Toloa, Havana Aug 25......... United Fruit
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy AiaiI.l

ASTORIA, @, Aug 2i---Salled, strs Santa
Alicia, San Pedro Santa Cruz. Seattle
BANGOR, Me. Aug 2f-Arrlyed, harBe
Leesport, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON. So, Aug 24--Arrived, strs
wostland, New Orleane Tor Notterdam (ana
proceeded Waxahachie, Rotterdam.
Sailed 2fth, sti Nesco Mobile.
FALL RIVER, Mass, prior to Aug 23-
Sailed, schr Chas 9 Lister, 81 Johns.
HILO, Aug i0--Arrivcd. str Richmond, san
Pedro.
sailed Goth, str Matsonia. Honolulu.
HONOLULU, Aug 20-Saiied, atrs Burline
san Francieco Wilmington. Astoria, 2lsi,
Western Knight, seattle,
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug 24-sailed,
tug Charles \ Grecnough, with boIges Annie,
Edith and Helen, Boston for Norfolk
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Aug 2l-sailed.
schr Mary y Foster. Honolulu.
PONCE. Aug i0-Arrived, schr Little Ste
phano (BrD, 81 Johns.
PROVIDENCE. RI Aug 2t-Arrived. str
Yankee Arrow, Beaumont
ROCKLANp, Me, Aug nI-Arrived. barge
Cntelaunee. Philadelphia for Northeast IIas-
Dor.
ROCKPORT, Me, Aug 24-Arrved. tug,
towing bargeg Jim Hughes, Boston tto load
for New fOr,D
sAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug 2i--Arrivod,
str r J Hanna, San Pedro.
sailed goth. strs Hyadas, Honolulu. 2ist,
X IuclSenba.,h, Portland and Seattle.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Aug 20-Arrived, str
col II L Drake, Honolulu.
sailed goth, strs West Cnrmona, Singapore
Via Honolulu; West Haven, Portland, o.
TACOMA. Wash, Aug 20-Sailed. str Ma
nukai. Honolulu.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
Bound East.
CLEARED.

lFrom U. S. Naval Communication service.l
Str Caronia (Br). Dfggle. Liverpool-Cu-
nard Steamship Co.
Str Baltic (Br), Howarth. Liverpooi-White
Star Line.
Str Menominee CBr). Finch. London via
MISUNDERSTANDING Transport Co.
Str Cameroaia (Br), Blaikte, Glasgow via
Movnle--Anchor Line.
Str Francisco (Br), Patten, Huh and Ant
werp-Ellermans Wilson Line. New York.
str Belgian (Br). Walker, Manchester
str America, Rind, Plymouth. Cherhonrs
and Bremen-United States Mail Steamship
Str Noruega ,Nor). Bonn, Christiania and
Hamburg-Kerr Steamship Go.
Str Finland. Candy. Antwerp via Plymouth
and Cherbourg-Red Star Line.
Str Eglantier (Belg), Gonthers Antwerp
and Havre--LLoyd Royal Beige.
Str Sudbury. sudds. Hanburs-united
Str Rochambean (Fr). Rollln. Havre-Com-
pagnie Generate Transatlantique.
str oropesa tBrl, LIE Brecht. Cheroourg,
Str Europa QtaD. Minetti. Naples and
Dubrovnik- ia-Arnerica, Inc
Str Presidente Wilson UtaD, Ear. Algiers,
Naples. Patras. &c--Phelps Bros & Co.
Str Chester Valley. Ford, Smyrna, Piraeus,
&c-orleutal Navigation Co.
Str Minneuua, Ramsay, Salaverry, Callao,
Mollendo, &c--Wessell. Duval 4 Co.
Str Manulani, Hubbenette. San Pedno, San
Francisco, 2c-United American Lines.
Str Cape Romaln, Fredricks, Los Angeles,
San Francisco. &c-Atlantic, Gulf and Pa
cific Co.
Str Clare Risk, San Juan, Ponce, May
agUez, &c--A II Bull 4 Co.
Str Alhanca, Spur, Port au Prince and
Cristobal-Panama Railroad Steamship Co.
Str Anna (Nor), Iversen, Kingston, Car
tagena and Puerto Colonbia-Caribbean
Steamship Co.
Str Ulua (Br), Towel, Havana, Cristobal
and Port Limon--United Fruit Co.
Str Fort Hamilton (BrD, Francis, Hamii-
ton Bermuda--Furness, Witty Co.
Str Alamo, Smith, Galveston-Mallory
Steamship Line.
Str Thomas II Wheeler. Christopher. Texas
City-Robert l. Hague.
Str Josiah Macy. Hendry, Baton Rouge
Robert l. Hague.
Str Glenpooi, winberg, Baton Rouge-Rob-
ert l. Hague.
Str Peacock. varum. New orleans-Robert
str L L Doheny III. Overlook, Jackson
INSTRUMENTATION Petroleum and Trans
portation CO.
Str City Of Montgomery. Hammond. Savan-
nah, Ga-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Apache, Chichester. Charleston and
JaclIsonvile--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Wotan, Moore. Baltimore-Hobert l.
Hague.
SIR Dayton, Carroll. Baltimore-Robert L
Hague.
Str Fort st George CB). Mckenzie. Hall
fax and Quebec--Furness, Witty & Co.
schr Neva CBr). Anthony, Perth Amboy-
schr W Comeau (BO. Pentz, Newark,
NJ-Gilmartin Co.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
AMERICAN PORTS.
rBy Telcgrnph.l ]

ASTORIA, q, Aug 25--Arrived. str Chifuku
Mnru (Japl, Kobe. &C
BOSTON, Mass. Aug 2b-Arrivod. schr Val-
dare CBr), 81 John.
Arrived 25th, strs Norwalk, Now York;
Juniata from Baltimore via Norfolk; samn-
rinda Dutch Batavia, &C. North Land,
New York: bfelrese, Lnnberts Point, va,
CITY of Atlanta Savannah Prince George
(Br) Yarmouth (and sailed on returnl on
tario, philaf elphia land cleared on RETURN ;
tug James Daugherty, New York
cleared goth, str yicaora >, Manopla-
Cleared 2Sth. stra Sacfem tBr), Liverpool
via Halifax and st Johns leaves to-mor-
row.; Cretic CBr), Naples and Genoa VIA
New York and Boston; East Indian, New
York: Kiunerlc tBrD. do (ail to leave Satur-
day) schr James NJ w Hall, Manopla,
sailed 24th, PM tug Bess, RocklAnd, Tor
barge Hornet from Camden tcaling az
parkcrs Flats for barge Northern 4, for
Norfolk).
Sailed 25th. tugs socony No 40. TOWING
barge Socony IS, from New York for Port
land (laat night; Neponset, towing barge
goconv 1884, from Do for Lynn Bristol. tow
Ing barge Cienfuegoa. Newport (for orders)
Sailed 2ath. strs Lake Elienorah, Charles
Ton and Janksonvilie: Maiden, baltimore
gunewco, New York; San Bruno tBrll Ha-
vnnn and Port Linon; Steel Engineer, Naples
via Oporto. Lisbon and Marseilles.- a.
Highland Light, NE. ~ mtics; caear; smooth
sea.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
FOREIGN PORTS.
rBy MALL /

rERMUnA, Aug 15--Arrivcd, str Frank
saiied fsth strs Treviot (Br). Havana;
Cuttyhunk, Galveston.
BOTwOoD, Aug 17-Arrived, ctr Wabana
Sailed 1oth, str Lady Ashley (Br). Queens
borough. t.4.
HALIFAX. Aug .23--Arrived. ctr 1ocoiite
CTIr1. Montreal (and sailed on returnl.
Arrived 24th, str Imperoyal CBr), st Johns
sailed 24th, schr Russell Lake CBr), North
NloNTREAI.. Aug %, II :45 PM-Arrived,
atr Deuel., Antwerp and Rotterdam
PLACENTIA. Aug i9-In port, schr Dazzle
QUEBEC, Aug 23--sailed from Clarke city,
str Canadian Volunteer (Br), United King
dom ports :. 80 -.
Douglas n Parks (Br), sydney.
sailed 2Oth. schrs Beulah Mae d5r). Burin;
Douglas RI Parks (Brl. Sydney.
SYDNEY. CD prior to Aug 21--Arrived
uchr Russell Zinck (Brl, Rivcrport.
Arrived Gath, str Rose Castle tBr), Mont
real.
treai for Antwerp.
sailed 23d. str Watuka CBr), Quebec.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON Mass Aug 26--str Samarinda
Dutch which arrived to-day from Batavia,
&c. reports three days ago water leaked into
hold No 4 between decks and portion Of
shipment OF kapok slowed In that compart-
Str city Of Atlanta. from Savannah. is on
the rocks just inside Of Castle Island bell
buoy and heading northwest; expected sne
will be foated before flood tide late this
afternoon
Vineyard Sound lightship No Al was dam
aged to the extent Of several hundred dollars
recently by being run into by barge Malvern,
which tug Triton was towing from New
York TO Boston; owners VIII be asked 10
settle damages
HALIFAX, Aug 24--Schr Bernice II CBD
from New Csmpbellton for Campbellton, has
been lost, presumably destroyed py nre,
captain and crew landed on the Gaspe coast.
United States Shipping Board str City OF
Brunswick. Mobile for Antwerp, from Board
Shoals, a dangerous ledge Rt the mouth OF
Halifax harbor, which she struck during the
night. Assisted by two tugs, the vessel
worked her propeller astern. Weather and and
crew put out from Duncan's Cove, five miles
from the wreck ready fer emergencies.
Fishermen who visited the shoals reported
to float her and that the grain cargo was
being Jettlsoned.
MOBILE. Ala. Aug 23--Power barge Mobile.
when leaving Sunday for river ports, ran
into barge Hermitage, noored near Three
Mile Greek, and latter had bow damaged and
part Of rigging me ar wsf Ms
Kenzie, oolided with steamer, which was
damaged.
NORFOLK, Va. Aug ae-str comal; New
York for Galveston, developed machinery
trouble and put In here for repairs. Expects
TO saii tonight.
SHANGHAI, Aug 25--str Cordlllere CFr).
Marseiles and Singapore for Yokohama, pre-
viouhly reported aground on the bar OF the
Yang-Tse River, turned turtle yesterday
afternoon and win probably be total loe.
Ctr Henrik (Nor), trading In the China
aeae. Is aground on the bar Of the Yang-Tse
River.
SAN PEDRO, CAL Aug 2E-The wrecting
str Homer, with Cant l. Curtis and salvage
from tho str San Jose, previously reported,
arrived horo to-day. Capt Curtis reports tho
San Joes as fast breaking UP when ne left
the scene OF the wreck.
VALPARAISO, Aug 20-str Arzlla (Br) /,
Antofagasta for Punta Arenas, Chile, pre-
viousiy reported ashore Mt DetiH Point, near
Corral, was floatcd to-day.
VANCOUVER, &c, Aug 22-str Springfield.
Portland. Ore, and Seattle for Portland, Me,
which left here yesterday, was disabled In
the Gulf Of Georgia yesterday rudder be-
came unmanageable; proceeded after making
repairs.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
ARRIVED.

Str Rotterdam (Dutch), Rotterdam and
Boulogne Aug IL and Plymouth 1871 to the
HoliandAmerica Line, with As2 first, 5i7
SECOND cabin aud 221 steerage passengers,
mnile and mdse. Went 70 foot OF 9th street,
Hoboken. NJ.
str Lafayette (Fr), 4avre Aug IL, 10 the
Compagnie Gencrale TrRnsatantiquo, with
ls6 first, GS second cabin and 81 steerage
passengers. maie and mdse. Went 70 pier
Str San Giovanni Cta), Naples Aug IL,
10 the italia-America Line, with 81 cabin
sas went iserags ts ass q agasSssssr1 Saqs ya mails ana
Str Eastern Belle. Belfast Aug 5. London
derry Sth and Sligo 10Th, 10 Moore q Me-
Cormack. with mdse. Went 70 foot Of 1Sth
street. East River.
str valacia CBr). London Aug IL. to the
gunard Steamship Co, Lid, with mdse.
Went 70 pier 70, North River.
Str Winneconne, Copenhagen Aug 8, 10 the
Foreign and Mercantile Corporation, In bal
ias.. Went 70 pier %, North River. ~
United American Lines. with mdse.
htr Wytheville, Manila May Is, Kobe June
70. Colon Aug 8 and Philadelphia 23d, to the
Barber Steamship Line with indee.
Str Gedenia tDanz), Tamplco Aug 10, TO
Robert l. Hague, with crude oil
str Gran CNor). Frontera Aug ~, 70 tho
Munson Steamship Line, with mahogany.
Went % pier II, Hoboken, Nj
Str Mount Vernon lNor). Tannno and
cananova ,, Aug y and baracoa 2Oth. 70 The
fruit. Went to pier 20, East River.
Str BratsburB tNor). Casilda Aug 10 and
rhullako ittnr 70 tle MNuSpn HtentuNNtD
Line, with sugar. Went 70 Federal Sugar
Refinery. Yonkers. NY.
Str Moosehaueic, sagua Aug ~ and Manat.
goth, 10 the Northern Steamship Go, with
euear. Went 10 Warmers Sugar Refinery,
EdEewater, NJ.
SIR ottar tNorl. Guantanamo Aug ia. 10
the Caribbean Steamship Co, with sugar.
anchored of Statue OF Liberty.
- El Vale, Galveston Aug 20, 90 tle
s9uthern Pacific co, with indse. Went TO
pier 81. North River.
ST. Concho. Calveston Aur 70. "a the Nal
lork Steamship Line, with paesengera and
rndfe. Went to pier 3s, North River
Str Thomas " Wheeler, Galveston Aug 10,
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.

distances given In miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.1
Amelia i54 Winter Quarter 25th.
Baldrock 80 SW Iatteras 25th.
Baltimore Maru $50 " Crlstobal 23th.
Barendrecht 20 L 81 Augustine 25th.
Bcarport i,f9T from Columbia River Pm
23d.
Bengioe lls Hattoras 25,h.
Chantier 100 r Ambrose 26th.
China 1.225 from Honolulu PM I'D.
City Of Columbus "a HattCras 10Th.
City of Fairbury 386 ENE Charleston 25th.
City Of Flint NE Barnegat 26th
Coastwise 265 WSW Nantucket L 28th-
Cushnet 16i y Hatteras 25th.
Desmoines Bridge 325 + Nantucket !. 26th.
Ecuador 600 from San Francisco PM 24th.
Evelyn 1919 sSE Scotland l. v 20th.
Flshkill III NV Tortugas 25th.
Gen Geo w Goethals Bird Rock 2sth.
Great Falls 50 NE Port Antonio 24th.
Gulfstar 100 Sw Hattsras 25th.
Hawkeye State e44 from Honolulu IN 24th.
Herbert /. Pratt 1875 w Havana 2oth.
Hilton 4l9 ENE Cape Henry 2eth:
Hwah Ping lat II %. Ion 143 "a Pm 23d
! + c'NeH s. s Winter Quarter 25th.
NJ ,Guffey 10 N Jupiter 2oth.
Jane Law i,iSo NE Colon 5 Pm 24th;
KiassSuS khSsSs % y ss% GSSs sisTas hsSsT 5s ga -o
Lake Fillmore 22S scotland l. v 2on.
Levisa 20 W Nentueket \ 2oth.
Llrnon $50 3 Nantucket 25th.
Maracaibo so n Mayaguez 21th.
Matsonia 1870 from Honolulu pm Nth.
Masilla $50 ssE Hatteras 25th.
Maui $50 from Honolulu PM 2fth.
Middiesbury 126 SW Eginont Key 25th.
Minooka GS wNW Tortugaa 2Jth.
Mobile City 10 8 Scotland / v Pm z5th.
Moravia bridge t7J Scotland l. V 2orh.
Mulpua III s Ambrose 18th.
Nile 3T6 w Honolulu PM 24fh.
Dhioan OCT Scotland l. v 25th.
parluvilie 200 2 Five Fa;hom Bank J. Y
26th.
Paul il Irarwood f5s sw Hatteras c5th.
pawlet 2,0I5 w Columbia River Pm 23d.
Philip Publicker lat 80 5e Ion 70 bS 20th.
Polrt Adams sT5 s san Francisco Pm 18th.
Point Bonita 0j4 Sc Savannah 24th.
Quillots lat ~ IL, Ion n ~ 2Ith.
Payo d5 NV Tortugas 18th.
Richmond .667 from San Pedro PM Path.
San Juan DAT Ambrose 2jfh.
Schohario lat 40 2S. Ion 6S Al 26th.
sherman 100 NE Cristobal 2Jth.
cixnola H35 Ambrose 25th.
steel Ranger $50 r Honolulu I'M ran.
Steel Worker $40 NE Mona Island NTH.
eunon 257 SW Tfaueras Goth.
TJllxembang 2023 w san Francisco 2 TsM 29d.
Tobn Marn 321 Ambrose 25th.
West Carmona i'2esx from Honolulu Pm
24th.
West Cuaseta ro4 s IAN Francisco PM oath.
West 1Iirnrod 2T5 So San Pedro PM gath.