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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07


Troop wants TO know
why some other troops don't wanN
to know something.
If it's because they already know
enough.
who's going to organize the next
Girl Scout troop in Tulsa
II GoldcnrOd and Wi'drosr 'rU0ns
have their numbers straight'.'1 out
yet
Where troops 4, 5, and are,
anyway?
If they will all blossom ont in
next Sundays paper
why more girls don't como 70
scout meeting.
II SIS because they are afraid o.,
being inspected.
How many scouts are going on
that three might hike with u."
why someone didn't tell U- what
we want TO know.
II rs because we want tu know
too much
Sunflowcr Troop I.
The scouts are nnXiously awaiting
the return of Miss M.ssnor heir
captain. who has been visiting in
Illinois FOR the past two months
The reason why: Miss Mesluer
promised to let us have a tour-l y
camp at Friendship lodge. The
minor reason: At camp thurc is no
daily routine OF diShwashiur.
The scouts were happily su~prlacd
ny visit from their former cap-
tain and lieutenant, Misses BLADES
ana Emmons. who live at Vera
Okla.
Three dollars were taken rom
the scout treasury and given 20 the
fund for the starving children q
/ India Three dollars went 60 the
milk and ice fund.
Trcsa Tuddlcston Of 1890 South
Quaker died July %. She was for.
mcrly a Girl Scout and, although
she had rot been "A member for the
{ last two years, she had always lived
| up to all Of the scout laws.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
The Captain Wants to Know

The Captain Wants to Know
If one OF those Texas COWBOYS has
thrown hiS laSso around Wee Wee
Rufft thus preventing her from re-
turning home.
who will volunteer to be tn" first
Is. l.. at camp this year
what the penalty should ho for
those girls who persist In eating
lunches and telling ghost stores
after flights OUT
II someone will please inform
Scout Bessie Weaver that it would
be wise for her not to wear her
favorite color 20 camp, as the cows
are reported especially vicious this
summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
t"B,pr prrpa,d W. Y DO Good Turn I.,

all the usual eats" W. 1r.Iyed
home after Q p. m, tired aul ..gepy
but ready to so again.
There has been good tIt or d.s.
cussion among the Flyins El.lct,
as to when We can have .H invita-.
ton party. We can mot Ha.. 0ne
until more of the girls u..s tlar
tenderfuot tests. Get busy. .i..s and
surprise everyone next meeting be-
passing them all We know guu en-
do IL. :
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

Saloma Sagcr and Grace Schmuck
visit.s sGuldcnrod troop last Thurs
day and we planned our two-night
hike for next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Don't worry about us, be
cnu(c we will have a good time. We
will hike to Parthenia park.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

First Gloss Scout-Why Is a good
scout Ike n good cat?
Tondorfoot--T don't know, Why
First class Scout--Bccausc II they
leave they always CONG back"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

Three dollars were taken from
the scout treasury and given TO the
fund for the starving children ~
India. Three dollars went 60 the
milk and ice fund.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec 1S-Arrivsd, str
san PEDRO. Cal, Dec 1s-Arrfved. str
Culburra, Seattle.
SAN JUAN. PR, Dec 7--ArTived. strs Lake
Florisn, Havana (and sailed 8th for ---l
sth. Ozama. New York and Philadelphia
land sailed 10Th for y; Bostwiek
eampico (and sailed next day for Bsrh-
hona) 9th, Glencova (Br). Montreal (and
sailed 18th for Havana 10th. Lake Gere.
Matanzas (and salled 18TH for Havana)
18Th. Cananova, New York.
Sailed 7th. schrs Frederick ] Lovatt, Port
Arthur; Charlotte A Maxwell, Jacksonville; I;
Laura Annie Darnes. Gulfport: leth. stT
Clare. Cenfuegos.
ST THOMAS. VI. Dec 6--Arrived strs
Bolivia (Dan), San Francisco. &c, for Ant
werp, &c (and sailed Sth) Argonne, san Do
mingo (and sailed 10th for Ponce Austral-
zen (Dan), Copenhagen and Antwerp land
called 11th for valparaiso); 10th, korsholm
(Dan). Cardiff tand sailed for Iquique)
18th, Carplaka, Santos, &c (and sailed 18th
for New Orleansl.
SABINE. Tex. Dec 13--Arrived strs Queen
Louise (Br). clyde via Bermuda land sailed
18th for Dunkirk) Paraguay, Washington
(and sailed i4th for ChesterJ T II skogiand
tNor). Santos. &c. via New Orleans; 14th,
Atlantic sun. Chester; J r Gordon. New
York: 18TH. Herman Frasch. DO.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph.1

ABERDEEN, Wash, Dec 1s-sailed. str
BOSTON. Mass. Dec 17-Arrlved. str Ca
nsdisn Spinner tBr), Sydney, Adelaide. &c,
schr General c Hogg (Br). Seccondee. &c,
VIA Bermuda.
Arrived 10Th. strs West Arrow. Liverpo ]
.,imon via Kingston: city OF Rome. sevan-
rah; Indian, Philadelphia; West Lsleta.
Portland. Me, for Pacific coast ports ;,,;,s New,
A McKenny. New York; Gloucester. Balti-
more; schr Frank NJ Deering. Norfolk.
dclphia, towing barses Phoenix, Enterprise
end Wiconisco.
Cleared 10Th. strs Delaware. New York:
Northam, St John; Jessy & Alice (Br). Hails
Harbor.
and Jacksonville 18th. Ontario. Norfolk and
baltimore. motor barge Socony No 62 New
York; schrs f p Theriault (Br). from New
York for st John; Holmes A Frank (B-)
Apple River; Karmoe (Br). st John; Neva
CBrJ. Bear River.
Sailed 10th. str Bethelrdge. Mobile; tugs
Bathgate, Norfolk. towing barges Anastasia,
Agram and Armistead; Eastern (from Nor
fclkl. towing barges Eugenia Hooper and y
r Haggett. for saeo: Mercury; New York
towing barges Blnghampton, pittston and
Toy; Ontario, towing barges Elenvillc. ior
New York, and Sidney. Cadosia and Smyrna.
for Norfolk echrs Augusta q Hilton, Nor
folks Lizzie d Small. from Bangor via Poit-
land for New York
Sailed 10th. str Snar (Nor). Norfolk.
Sailed 10Th, strs Prince Arthur tBr. Var
1ampico; Astral. do; Eocene, Rocldand. tow
ing barge Socony No 49, for Portland; schrs
Augusta w Snow, Baltimore and Porto Rico
Lucia = Dow, Norfolk; tugs Socony No 2,
tow ing barge Sccony No 1913, New York;
Nottingham, New York, towing barges Nos
(from saiem) and 3: Saturn and Neptune
Beverly Ito dock str Arlington: VIM n
Eer<es. Jr. Bay View. towing berges.
Passed Pamet River 18th. tug Carlisle.
towing barges Barry, FOR Portland. Thomas
ton.-wnd at Highland Light, NV. % mileo;
clear. smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec 1s-Arrived, strs
Persian, Jacksonville; Hampden, Rocdand !.
dorchester, Providence. Norfolk, Boston /;
schr Jacob w Hook. So Marc.
Arrived 19th. strs Charles Braley, TAM
plco Phiiadelphis. New York: oritani tBrl.
Tcrt Antonio; Elkton. Newport News: Borse-
Chateau Thierry (ATJ Boston via New York !;
Lake Cheian, New York. Bella. Port Maria I:
Corcoran. Georgetown, Charleston and
Cleared f7th. str Cavalla (sw). Copen-
hagen; motor Kennecott, Los Angeles via
Sailed ism. ctr Lake Roman, Norfolk,
Sailed 10Th, strs Norfolk, Portland, Ne
Margaret. Boca Grande; schr Margaret
RRt|NsWIcK' Ga, Dec 1e-Arrived, schr
Alice NJ Colburr, Portland, Me.
Sailed lTth. yachts Dawn and New Era,
Jacksonville.
sanss 18th. barge Northern No 20. in tow
OF tug Aoeton, for New York.
Sailed 10Th, str II G Foiger. Philadelphia.
BEVERLY. Mass. Dec I0-Arrived. str
cHARLEsToN. Sc. Dec ie--Arrived, strs
Arapahoe. New York Csnd proceeded for
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MaU.J

ASTORIA, o, Dec i3-Arrived. strs Annette
Rolph. San Francisco; kureha Maru (Jsp).
Japan.
Sailed 18th. str Cordova, Seattle and Homo
lulu.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec f7-In port
News. with barges Cienfuegos (for Sewalls
Folnt), Bourne and whitehead.
GALVESTON. Tex, Dec f4-Arrived. str
Kossuth QtaD. Houston (to finish loading
sailed 18th, strs Ternworth OBJ. Ham
HONOLULU. Dec i3-Arrived. str Toku-
sbina Maru (Japl. Tacoma &c, for Kobe.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 14-Arrived,
schr wawenock. Philadelphia.
saned 18th. schr Ludlow. Ponce land was
at Mayport 16th).
lynn, Mass. Dec 17--Arrlved. barge
MOBILE. Ala. Dec 15-saiied. tug Jim sid,
Galveston. towing barge City OF San Antonio.
NEWPORT, RI. Dec 17--Tn port, tug Wa
tuppa, with barge Atlantic. Fail River for
sewalls Point
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Dec 19--Arrived. strs
Guifmaid,. Philadelphia. plrigo. Marcus
Hook: Trinidadian,. Jacksonville: Agwimcon.
Tampico; Gufcoast. Providence land sailed
Arrived 18th. strs Harvester. Port Lobos
rrrngard CGer). .TampIco. Albert II watts
dc Gulfdueen, DO.
Sailed 18Th. strs Samuel L Fuller. Tuxpam
Shenandoah, Tampico. Lake Slavi (from
peamnono. Galveston and Houston ito fin
Tempico: schr Lady Marian tBr). Tampa.
Sailed 10Th. strs Por,reath CBr). Por,
Natal: Trinidadian, Tampa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, pnc fs-Arr,v.d
STR Santa Tnez. San Pedro.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
rrlu NIniII


BERMUDA. Dec i6-sailed, str chaieur
BfZERTA. Dec I-sailed. str osakis (from
Alexandria. Catania and Palermo). Malaga
BR1DGETowN, Ms. Dec 14-In port. scar
A,nel!s CID; for Trinidad s.,os
fgTNAyhsTUaa ETAst STSysa, Dec iasailed' str Gen
cAIBARiEN, Dec 15-saled. str Canadian
Ltsdsr G@s,r pr. EirIScI1 Ney York 6oc rvoa str
Ophis. Alexandria. Piraeus, saionica and
vayaFdr aAElFAe88, e8r, p John ArrVeo' stF
Arrived l6th. schr wapiti (BD. Clarks
Earbor,
Barbados &C: schr Madelyn Il Hebb tBr>,
Lunenburg ana Philadelphia Qstter 14th).
IHAVANSA. Dec 14LArriysd: - strs 3 Barcelona
Sailed 18th. strs Espagne (F'rl, Vera Cruz;
Plnar. del Rio ,CBr). Puerto Tarafa; schr
LAS PALAIAs, Dec T-Arrived. str Blue
Triangle. West African ports for New York
and Rqss2R lsnd pT9cesded pse sth ,cr,
I1adelyn e Hebb (Br,. Halifax; John Kiei-
berg (Br). do.
oatlsG iosn; nd TSnr cna'u 'i'er 'D'
MAzATLAN, Dec 12-sailed, str Mississippi
(Fr), San Francisco.
PONTA DELGADA. Dec o--Sailed. str Sal
walton Lass Charleston.
RIO JANEIRO. Dec 1--Sailed, str Song
wand (Nor). from Buenos Aires and Santos
RIvERPORT. Ms. prior TO Dec 4--Arrived.
schr Russell s Zinck (BD. Turks Island
tanchored below.
ST JOHN. NIB. Dec fe--Arrived. scnrs
whitebelle (Br). Perth Amboy; 18th, Abbie
Keast (Br). Parrsboro
Havana.
sailed 18th. str Ravnassr tNor). Antwerp.
Kathleen spindieP Pf'1s BrS, j. sc St Johns. NF sour
TURKS ISLAND. prior to Dec 14-Sailed,
schrs Annie p Gerhardt (Br) and Daisy
.afs ~ nhsNsd
WEST DUBLIN, Ms, Dec 14--In port. schr
Annie f Conrad (Br). for Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
TO INVESTIGATE DEATH
OF J. II. COGSWELL
Police Say Automobile Was
Driven by E. J. Reineking.

Members OF the family OF James IL.
.Cogswell a broker, of 1915 Dorchester
road, Brooklyn, asked District Attorney
Lewis yesterday to Investigate his death
According to the police, the automobile
which struck the broker and fractured
his skull was owned and driven by Emil
j. Reneking of 473 Ocean avenue,
Brooklyn. who was held not to blame for
the accident. Mr.. Cogswell died Friday.
A man killed Sunday night on Laurel
Hill Boulevard, Long Island City. was
identified yesterday by his sister as John
w. Brauer, 43. of 27s Kingsland avenue,
Greenpcint. He had previously been
identified as James Burns of the same
address, and Il was learned ne gave this
name to the Standard Oil Company, for
which he worked. Louis Roeding of 76S
Fresh Pond road, Ridgewood, driver of
the car that struck him, was held IN
$4,000 bail
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
URGES BETTER CHARTS
OF PACIFIC CURRENTS
Coast SurDey Director Tells of
Wrecks Due to Ignorance.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.--Urgent need
OF Congressional appropriation for the
charting OF oceanic currents on the Pa
clfic coast is discussed In the annual re-
port of the director of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey made public to-day.
The report cites as an ar-.rment for
funds the appalling loss OF life and
property in the wreck of the Alaska on
August Z on the California coast" An
uncharted current. the director said.
dragged the fogbound ship several miles
inshore into a reef.
Between 1900 and 1921 there were
stranded or wrecked on the Pacific
coast moro than a hundred vessels, in
volving loss of hundreds OF lives and
millions of dollars in property, the re-
port said.
This loss was due ''to the lack OF
knowledge Of the effects of the currents
on the coast" 1t was explained. The
director also asserted that there was an
urgent need for more vessels III eff
cient work is to be expected from hydro
graphic surveying parties"
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
SAILED.

strs David McKelvy, Tuxpam; Montserrat
lSp). Havana; Saluda. -; Panaman, San
Francisco via Boston; Nicholas Cuneo
tNor). Nuevitas, &c; Lake Fife. Cienfuegos
and Manzanillo; Mary Luckenbach, Mobile;
Lom (Nor). Cartagena via Norfolk: Conot-
ton, -.
strs Melton. Lobos; Truro City (Br). Ham
turg.
Schr Edwin c. Farrar. Norfolk.
Sailed f7th, str Songdal (Nor), Rio Janeiro
via Jacksonville.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Monday, Dec 10, 1921, at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-five hundredths (30.35)
inches. This closely approXimates seven
hundred and seventy and niDe-tenths (77o.9)
millimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying IN or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageousy use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook 8 PM, N. 8 miles:
clear; smooth sea; visibility 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
MONTREAL'S SHIPPING
SHOWS RECORD GROWTH
Many Full Cargoes of Grain
Sent Abroad in Year.

MONTREAL. Dec. IA new shipping
record was established in 1921 by the
clearance Of 807 transatlantic vessels,
having a net tonnage of 2,59s,494 tons.
This was an increase of 169 vessels and
577.s75 tons over 1920, and an increase
of 105 ships and 556.s56 tons over 1919,
tho best previous record. ss4,
One of the features OF the years
trade was the unusually large number
OF full cargoes carried. consisting
largely of grain. there being sixty-three
ships loaded for the United Kingdom
and 233 for continental ports.
In addition 10 establishing a new
shipping record, the port also expert
enced the longest season OF navigation
in It's history. opening March 20 and
closing December II.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
MERCHANTS INDORSE
MARGINAL RAILROAD
Association Approves First Re-
port for Development
of Port.
SEE GENERAL ECONOMY
Suggest Final Action on Pro
posed Underground Electric
System Be Postponed.

The Merchants Association adopted
resolutions yesterday approving in gen.
eral the system of belt and marginal
railroad lines proposed in the Port Au-
thoritys preliminary report of its plan
for port development The association
recommended, however, that final ac-
tion upon the proposed underground
automatic electric system in Manhattan
be postponed, pending further study OF
plans which might afford greater econ
omies and quicker relief.
The associations approval was con-
tanned I'm the report of its committee
on harbor, docks and terminals, which
Is in part as follows:
'The committee Is of the opinion that
the system Of belt lines and marginal
railroads planned by the Port Authority
is in general desirable POSSIBLY with
certain exceptions), inasmuch as it will
permit ready interchange of traffic
both rail and water and will provide
traffic facilities to parts of the port
which now lack such facilities.
ut will further probably exert an
important influence in lessening the
present congestion in Manhattan by
decentralizing much of the traffic now
localized there, through the provision
of equal or better facilities in other
parts of the port.
I'VE are of the opinion that final ac-
ton upon that part of the plan which
refers to the projected underground
automatic electric system for Manhat-
tan should be deferred pending further
consideration of proposed plans for in
land terminals at possibly less capital
nxpense which promise very substantial
reductions In the present terminal and
trucking costs. as such reductions are
Of great importance to merchants and
tho public"
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

MovILLE. Dec i0--Arrived. Atr Columbia
tBrl. New York for Glasgow (and pro-
NoVoRossIsK, Dec 15-In port. str Cana
G'an Seigneur (Br, for Patras. Tarragonna
'pS RESga9as pee Hsd fGt STR
Antila.
NYBoRG. Dec t2--Arrived, str Joseph seep.
PALMA. Dec I2--Arr,ved. str wieldrecs,t
PATRAs. Dec i6-sailed. str Conssantinople
PLYMouTH. Dec 1s-sanod. str Nieuw
Amsterdam Dutch. from Rotterdam Tor
Arrived i9th. str Rotterdam tDutch). New
York for Rotterdam (and prooeeded).
PoRTIsHEAD.. Dec 1S-Arrived. str Mar
PORT BARRios. Dec 17-safed. str Sara
macca. New Orleans.
PORT LlMON. Dec l7-saiied. str San
Benito (Br), Boston via Cristobsl and King
PORT NECHEs. Dec 1s-saned. str Pa
nnco. Cardenas and Nuevitas.
PUERTO BARRIOS, Dec 17-Sailed, str
saramacca. New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec i1-Arrived. str East
y sailed S i7th. STR Celtic Cer,. from Liver
pool for New York
ROTTERDAM. Dec is-Arrived. str syeic
'TH' ST JoN. 6GTSane IN. tf Dec 1s-Arrved, strs Ca
madam Sepper CBr). Matanzas; Boutwell,
(Br), Avonmouth; Bolingbroke (Br), Lon
ST JOHNS. NE. Dec fa-Arrived. str Digby
(Br). Boston and Halifax for Liverpool.
SAGUA, Dec 17-1n port. str T Il Reynolds.
for New Orleans.
SANTIAGO. Dec 1T-Arrived, sire Lake
Fernando. Naval Station; Santa Gertrudis
SANTOS. Dec 15-sailed, s.rs Glenaffr1o
t3r), New York l2s,ioo bags coffee; Gron-
toft (Nor), New Orleans and Galveston.
SEVILLE. Dec f6--Sailed, str Fenchurch
ORD, New York
SHANGHAI. Dec 16--Arrtved. ctr Eastern
Sailor, Portland, o.
Sailed 18th. str Chattanooga City. Port
sHIELDs, Dec i7-sailed, str Johan Lud-
viE M9w,nekel Nsrl Bs,l%oTe s, por.xa,s
sUEZ. Dec 1s-Arrfved, strs Dungencss
(Br). Calcutta for Boston and New York;
West Canon. Colombo for New York.
SUNDSVALL.. Dec 16-Sailed, str st An
thony, Philadelphia.
Arrived 18TH, str Natirar. Helsingfors.
SWANSEA, Dec 16-Arrived, str Canadian
I,ancher (Br). Montreal.
Sailed 17th. str Mongolian Prince (Br),
TAMPICo. Dec is-Arrived, strs siboney.
Vera Cruz: 18th. Guantanamo. do.
TURKS ISLAND. Dec i7-Arrived, schr
Sallie perss Noyes. Charleston.
VALENCIA, Dec l6-Arrived, str West
Chetac, Barcelona.
VANCOUVER, DC, Dec i9--Sailed, strs San
Antonio, San Pedro Artigas. San Francisco;
Tocumfu' Maru (Jap), San Pedro.
VENICE. Dec 10-Arrived, str VIII
sailed 10TH str T Williams. New Or
VERA CRUZ. Dec 1s--ArrIved. str cauto,
TamDicO,
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Blossom Heath (Br) dragged into schr
Robert Murphy. lying off Red Hook Flats,
and latter had headgear carried away.
ASTORIA, o. Dec 19-Str Texas Maru
Jap. Portland for Japan, is reported leak
Ing badly 900 miles off shore.
BERMUDA. Dec ts-Str Arsa UtaD, Leg
horn for Hampton Roads, was towed in here
to-day with three blades of propeller broken.
Str Western Hero, Antwerp, &C, for Gal
weston. was towed In here to-day short Of
Str West Kasson. London for New York.
arrived here to-day with propeller loose.
GALVESTON. Tex. Dec 14-Barge Badger
was reported lying bottom up abreast buoy
No O.. on the south side Of Galveston Chan
mel; vessel was probably in collision.
HALIFAX, NS. Dec 19-The crew of schr
Donald Cook, which was reported afire
last mig night 3 has been been rescued BY str San
Mexico. There were two women among the
nine persons on the schooner, Mrs Percy
Oxner, wife of the captain, and Mrs Ben
Keeler. wife of the cook. The Donald J
Cook was one Of the schooners participating
in the fishing races Off Halifax this fall.
She finished eighth.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. Dec 19--str
chored here for survey by underwriters.
Yesterday she listed to starboard, which
ballast tanks are leaking: may have to dis
charge cargo.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec 12--str occi-
dental (eefore reported in @ @Gollisionl % s;is-
Damaine will 20 to New Orleans. discharge
cargo ashore and dry dock.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 19-str Cabo Es-
partel (Sp) went aground at the mouth of
the schuylkHl River Saturday night; tugs
failed 10 float her on yesterday afternoon 5
and this mornings tide; win make another
attempt this afternoon.
PARRSBORO, Dec 14-Str Basaan, which
was recently purchased by Alder Pugsley Of
River Hebert, has been resold to Is " iago
of Skowhegan, Me.
SANDY HOOK. Dec 1s. ANf-Bargo Marie
Hooper went aground off West Bank light
and was floated by tugs Gerry and Beagle.
VANCOUVER, BE, Dec i9-Str Canadian
Farmer (Br). which recently grounded al
Nenaimo, has been docked here for survey
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
LONDON TOBACCONISTS
LEASE 5TH AVE. SHOP
Will Pay 81 900, 900 Rental in
TWenty-one Years.

Alfred ]. Dunhill. Inc, of London
have leased the corner store and base
ment in the Ziegler Building, southwest
corner of Fifth avenue and Forty-third
street, for twenty-one years, at an
aggregate rental Of about $1,000, 600.
The space was formerly occupied by the
National City Company. Tho lessees
will open tobacco and pipe shop.
Under the terms of the lease the Dunhill
company viii not be permitted to own,
control or operate any other retail shop
exclusively devoted to the sale OF it's
own products. Alfred C. Marks was the
broker In the DEAL and James c. Boiser.
president of the Schultz Realty Com
pany, represented the lessees. The prop
erty is owned by the Park Avenue Oper-
ating Company, ]. Curry Watson presi-
dent
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
SONG BIRDS DIE AT SEA
DURING LONG STORMS
Big Shipment of Lorks and
Canaries Suffers.

No melody came from 500 birds below
decks on the White Star liner Cedric, in
yesterday, while she was pitching
through the widest weather of the
month practically all the way from
Queenstown to Sandy Hook. According
to the ships butcher. Frank Gee. who
had charge of the singers, 500 Yorkshte
canaries and 200 English larks, they suf-
fered from seasickness so intensely that
seventy-two canaries and thirty-two
larks died.
The survivors, which win be sold here,
perked up after the Cedric docked and
greeted the sunshine of the port with
vocal fervor.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
ESTATES APPRAISED.

II. MELVILLE HANNA, died February.
1921. a resident OF Georgia, leaving an es.
tate OF S1f.35i, oil. with ss.30o,954 Of il
taxable In this State. 1t Is divided be-
tween his children.
THOMAS SHIELDS CLARKE, died Novenl-
Der 10, 1920, resident of E'loridn, leav-
ing an estate OF $751; all of II taxable
here His wife receives Z all.
ARTHUR Won BRIESEN, died Nay 1s.
1920. Total estate S1l3,iSS, net Ssf .445'
His wife receives ALL
SARAH r. WILLIAMS. died June Q. 1920, n
resident OF Connecticut. leaving an estate
of 1901 1884. of which 1921 1925 Is taxable
here. Decedent's brother, Charles Il. Will
iams, receives all
FLORENCE r. TALBOT. died March 10.
1921, resident of Massachusetts leaving
an estate OF si4i 900. with s62 ,s73 of Il
TAXABLE here. Her husband receives all
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
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Str Montserrat (Sp), Comellas, Havana
and Vera Cruz lin transiD-Luis Llanso.
Str Mary Llrckenbach, Lave. Mobile (bal-
last) st)--Luckenbaeh Steamship Co.
Str City OF St Louis. Johnson, Savannah
tgeneraD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Mohawk, Ingram, Charleston and Jack
sonvile (eeneraD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Chariot, Donnley. Baltimore (ballast)-
states Marine and Commercial Co.
Str Trafalgar (Nor). Peterson (from Dali
house,, Philadelphia (residue)--C NJ Fetteroif
Co tcleared J7th).
Str Herman Winter. Holmes, Boston (sen-
cral)-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str II Il Dimock. Allen, Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Panaman. Nichols, Boston Gin transit)-
United American Lines.
Schr Minas King (Br). Randall, ST John,
NIB (ballast)-J 4 Whitney & Co.