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ROROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & straua, Inc, Fulton 50. Tkle.only
Conzen. A., So Grand IT. Tel. 30l5 Stagg.
roi,rson r. ,25o wyckon av Tel. .06o2 Everg'n.
Kingston, 1900 Fulton st. I50S fedfd Repairs.
HUMMER. ~, 1896 Bway. Tackle and bait.
Ioeser, Fred'k & Co, Fulton 81. Tackle only.
Marstera j. ~. - Court IT. Tel. 2125 Main.
MIcha eison. ". H.. 1874 Bedfd Rv. Tkle. only.
Mlchaelson. n. T., ai4 Broadway. Tackle only.
Morris, A.,fT5T fulton St, Reid av. 1895 Ddtd.
Muller o., "G5 wyckotf av. Tol 32it Tsverg' n.
Rceper. NJ W, TT woodward nv. Tklc. only.
Schanf. ia5 F'atbush ny. Tel 23lo Sterling.
pchehler, r., 25i wycloff av. Te.1psTEvrg'n n.
Slote, $40 Flushing av. Tel. ASiG StaRg.
spruur T.. 2TGt Atlantic nv. Tel. nS7s D.N.Y.
vochitngcr. 1855 Myrtle ~. Tel. 4i7sWB'shwk
OUT OF TOWN.
weischan. Ti1Iincl, nskPlk rd.. w .ITobol,en,
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behind leader TIL
finish n
two
Scratch Good lint
Q q NJ. L. Jenkins
encan T. r. Farms
Tine.
-
Claiming AZ post OFF
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MORE than 200 900 families So, the Want
ad. section ~ the Daily and Sunday Her
aid. Your Want ad therefor help or
iob--sbould bring you fine rcsuits.-ddr.
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muuel paid: o
Ion moves to
to be rdden nout end.
back al stretch turn a q
@ II L. o.
G Z W.
TX 9
LOU
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
EDDIE LOOS DROPS
OUT OF GOLF TEAM
Northern California Champion
Says His Duty Is to Stay
With His Club.
by KERR n. PETRIE.

When announcement was made OF the
selection of the professional golf team
which Is being sent abroad to compete
in the British open championship at st.
Andrews many believed that each one of
tho dozen players had been asked to de-
clare himself as to whether or not he
could make the trip. II begins to look.
however. as If the men We're picked
without any such reservations for the
number of players has now been cut to
eleven By tne declaration OF Eddie Loos
of Ravisloe that he will not be OF the
party. Writing on April 20. the day
after the names OF the players selected
for the trip were published, Eddie says:
Il am sorry to say that I will be un-
able to go to England with the team.
Much as ! should like to make the trip,
l feel it my duty TO stay with my club
until / am on a sound financial basis, so
In years to come | can make the trip and
play all the wonderful courses that
know are over there"
1t remains to be seen now what the
committee OF selection will do toward
filling the blank thus made by the with
drawL Of the holder of the open cham
pionship of northern California. At the
time that the team was chosen no sub
stitutes were named but as Colt Ilhts-
trGted has declared that 1t wants twelve
men to go abroad there is every reason
TO believe that some one will be sent In
the place of Loos.
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Eddie takes occasion in his letter TO
remark upon his meeting out in Cali
fornia with another of his old friends of
Van Cortlandt. d. Scott Chisholm, who
is now secretary OF the Southern Cali
fornia Professional Golfers Association.
1T was fully fourteen years since !
had seen him." says Eddie. II was a
mere lad then, getting my six bits for
walking the hills and meadows at Van"
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

YOU get what you want when you want Il
when YOU use The Horald's wsnt al. Sec
rfon.-Adr.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


FOR sale--Onc handsome, sound 6-year-old
chestnut horse, riding or driving. EU.
GENE ~. TOWER. 3it Bway. or Spring
Valley. y. y.
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FoR sNLE-fIorse, carriage and he rrcss,
cheap; also one good work horse. 80 W.
40tN az.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

The golfers of the Friars Club evil
IDENTIFY have overheard the members of
the New York Newspaper Golf Club
making threats against their brother
scribes of Boston and have gently init
mated that if any heavy work is to be
done they would like to have hand in
it. Yesterday the scribes had tourna-
ment over the Oak Ridge links, and
when they returned from the first
eighteen holes all ready for luncheon
they We're asked to digest a def which
had been mailed to the club by the
Friars. The challenge was accepted and
the contest viii take place some .ime
next month in all probability.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

nutuds paP
a
Euire ito subnls ne rood
3 Cavnsh.I
r r Carman ]. I.
T.. Ross W. T wilson ~ - ~
and
100 upward
br j %
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RACE ON THE LINKS ROWNC
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


Time. :23 is, o:4s is. Purse 81. 200. Value 10
mai den colts and geldngs. At post minute.
, driving. Place same. Winner. b. c.. 2, Meridian
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1o4 FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Tir
iOf winner 5000. For two-year-old n
orr at 2:33. Start good. Won d
Horizon. Trainer. II. r. Carmi
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The Havana Special arrived AZ the
Pennsylvania Station on time ut 10
O'Clock. Eastern time. last night The
Car Jr. ". was not reported
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hung urong.C CONNIE a he Pam
His Choice tired and prb ne at
Lady LUXURY m
Ross; Foreman E. Iuz
Time
post2
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i0i streamer .f03I i0c pl'm Bl'ssom.i0s
Fourth Rnce-rhe Spring Handicap: three
yaar-olds and upward six furlongs:
index VT. t.lTndsS. W..
iiTs RoutledEe lin ii0' &. Herschlor. 100
King Thrush tis ~ ST. Quentin .i07
Ti0 ST. Allan ...1f2l i0ia sngnmoro i04
s-tr.t. .f.t,, f.ap,r. 4. f4a,dtr.n4 .h...-
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Apprentice allowance.
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Leaves daily Clasou
rcin' 9 a VI.
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'AprfenIiee allowance eIalmed.
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HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

First Racc-The Cinderella Purse; maiden
tvo-year-olds: four furlongs:
Index. Wtindcx. W.T..
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NIL, ,&L,, leaves Hammers Dock. Sheeps-
WUIIUN head Bew, every day, exc Mon. q
'h'tNy Fri, 80 a. NJ. Frank Hammer
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lr,,LI,,v, Tvs sheepshead Day daily 10 4.
'tcOniyh w. Bsn. A. NJ. Capt. n. Rlgby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

nifty has no connection with the Cam
den school and cannot be considered as
such, the boys willingly disbanded their
Camden chapter last week when Miss
Burrough told them Of the Board of
Education's rule against a school fra
ternity. They assert, and we stand
back Of them, that their membership in
the Philadelphia fraternity Is beyond
the jurisdiction of the Camden officials.
Students Of all the Philadelphia high
schools belong to these fraternities and
there has been no objection from the
school authorities there"
DIR. Bryan, when informed Of the
stand of the students parents said he
understood "the attitude of the bows
was entirely satisfactory" lie said he
did not issue the order "suspending''
them, but It was done according to the
rules of the board.
= look for SPEEDY adjustment of
the matter" DR.. Bryan said. II can't
say how soon but ! see nothing in the
way to prevent II being settled shortly. >"
Petitions were still being circulated
today among the students to be pre-
sented to the board at its next meet
ing calling for the reinstatement of the
students.
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hopes TO SETTLE
CAMDEN FRAT ROW
...,oI Head Declares Dispute
Over Secret Societies Will
Be Adjusted Shortly
p,RENTs BACK STUDENTS

.o,ts of the Camden High
WhlIe paonts suspended from all
eChooI athletic and social ac.n;,;ns ac.;; dc.
scnoO' SO of membership in fratern,'ss, sr,, In
CauS' InrS their intention TO .,,Io sia.a nm on tho
clunInoortng their sons at.i.uuu .ondent o
suffer supP James +. Bryan super,,',td hn ,notcd
l,,"th ~ Tho Camden schools a,ury sa,o w adimst.
GI '"' speedy and Satisfactory "'''''
mont rWc fthe affair ,o.o,onnent TODAY
Ihls Iom'. M" '. school frat war. when
In CamJh Miss Clara Burrough: prln-
began WuI ,ho b;ph school. prohibited seven
cipai ol trom ,mT participating In school ac-
youths i'Cy% Cxccpt attendance and study
Two days ago ,, ,,, nron,;nent in
All I,Sool T affairs and popular. they
the SynoNk STno~k Kennedy. president of the
are "a 100 and vice president OF the
class VI oihIctic association Douglas
scnvo' o ,hc only four letter man in the
Cral'ii and considered one of the best
sChoo., oo,,,,nJ school athletes in the vicin-
aIl'ultG"ph "philodcIphia: John Crate. his
NY Ua n basketball aud football star !;
Gro,II''v GI 'vcnncl, n basketball player ana
keeu milo runner: Victor Levison.
quu,Jort of the "studcnt government
preS'ror roar. Carl Rowan. a football and
Jas, :S,boli SI"l nlaycr, and Walter Danford;
boshosIIStb skhoosI"tbal and tennis athlete and
aa.ooiGont UaI%f Of this years "student gov
ernment. y .o,d sr, with the
u.!n,s"nonded' students was reached by
,to suSpt pporents at n conference last night
.ae ~" home of DR.. Walter W. Crate,
y Va y" North Seventh street, father of two
Of the boys. A., .,o .o, ,or,
,.,o No wrong in continuing their mem
SvnJ av.sh;n in their 'frats, DR.. Crate
.o;S today, "and we feel that they took
s',a rorv agreeable stand when the ques =
aon " Of infraction Of the rules came
up. ..,a .hot Tho froter-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
REINFORCE POLICE
BY Is SER!GEANTS
Director cortelyou Sends Them
to Street Duty to Help
Patrolmen
OTHER CHANGES PLANNED

Police on street duty have been re-
enforced by more than seventy five pa
troll sergeants whom Director Cortelyou
has assigned TO street duty. =
Under this arrangement there will
be one sergeant on duty with each
platoon of patrolman, and efficiency will
be greatly increased.
Another change to be made soon. II
Is snid. will be the ordering to street
duty Of the seventy five or more patrol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
3 FELL0WSHlPS AWARDED
PhlIadeIphlans viii Spend 2. Years
In Study In Scandinavian Countries

Fellowships have been awarded to
three Philadclphians for study in Scan
dinavian countries by the American
Scandinavian Foundation of New York.
Those who have been thus honored are
Miss Georgia Louise Baxter. promi-
nent in research work in connection
with the National Consumers League ;
Anton D. udden, instructor in physics
in the University Of Pennsylvania, and
Miss Margaret Hudson, 4412 Sansom
street
Seventeen other persons in various
cities of the United States were also
awarded fellowships by the society.
They will study abroad during the years
1921 and 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

murder, laughs herself out Of the court,
while another girl, few days later,
facing a far less serious charge, was
sentenced to from three to five years
in the penitentiary," he said. 1T is
not fair, and IL is not justice. They
speak of criminal class; there is no
such class. You are never classified
until you are caught. and some few
are clever enough not to get caught
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

policemen" heretofore accustomed to
wait In station houses until the patrol
is called for. When a patrol goes out
II.
Patrol chaufeurs also will be divided
into three eight hour shifts. Another
order forbids motorcycle patrolmen to
sleep in station houses during night
hours when they are supposed to be on
the street watching for lawbreakers
Any house sergeants who allows this
loaing in station houses will be dis
ciplined.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

Made with plated tunic and the becoming
yestee bodice with fiat collar of the material.
long sleeves. Navy, brown, black and white.
-. strawbrdge Clother-second Floor. Market street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
M'KENTY RAPS JURlES

Takes Crack at Boots" Triai at
Dinner
A rap was taken at the injustice Of
decisions rendered by juries of late
sitting in the city's courts by Bob"
McKenty, warden of the Eastern Peni-
Tertiary, during an address delivered
at a dinner of the Quaker City Cab CO.
operative Association held in the Lor-
raine Hotel last night.
within the last ten days We have
had tragedy turned into comedy.
when girl, implicated in brutal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
Tan Sports Coats

In the fashionable tan coatings,
in three-quarter-length or slight
ly longer-$15.00 to $4,000.
Strawb' idge & Clother-
Second Floor Centre
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21

Mrs. Justice Everett Of Green
lille \. G.. is visiting her mother
,frs NJ. A. Shields. She arrived
an the morning train.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21

Halifax County4In the Superior
Court. State Of North Carolina,
To all whom these presents
shall come-Greeting:
1t being satisfactorily proven
to the undersigned. Clerk of the
Superior Court for Halifax Coun-
|ty, that: W. G. Hedgepeth late OF
the SAID County, is dead, having
made his. last VIII. and Testa-
ment, which has been admitted to
probate, "a true copy whereof is
hereunto annexed( and Mrs. M.
\. Hedgepeth the Executrix,
THEREIN named, having qualified
as such according to law.
Now these are therefore to en-
|power the said Executrix, to en-
ter in and upon all and singular,
the goods and chattels, rights
land credits Of the said, deceased,
and the. same to take into posses
SION, :W]leresoever- to be found,
and dll the just debts of the said
deceased to pay and satisfy; and
the residue Of said estate to dis
tribute according to the direc-
tlons Of said Will
Witness my hand and the seal,
OF the Court, this Bird day os
,Fanj1at'y 1921.
= N. GARY.
Clerk Superior Court
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21

I'VE heard Of Ziron, md from wha.
read, I was sure it wouldn't hurt me-
II It didn't help me. But after taking
It, I found it really helped me, and /
sent back for moro. ate better, felt
much stronger. I am sure Zircn y
. splendid tonic"
Many people, who are worn down and
disheartened. due to stomach disorders
and nervous ills, find relief by toufnr
up their blood with Ziron Iron Tonic.
Tell your druggist you want to try
Ziron on our uoney-back guarantees.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21
r. 8 I'LL THEY COME

n I Of Scotland Necks fine
s come forward and
hown a spirit of generosity and
ntere in helping the library.
Janes Charles Alexander has
donated one years subscription
to "The American Boy", and
this magazine will be found re-
gularlv on the library table.
The library Association great
~ appreciates the gift.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21
CLEVER STORY

The story Of "The Mollycod,
die - which will be the feature
production at the Dixie Theatre
Tonight and tomorrow and which
is the third production Douglas
Fairbanks has made for the Unit
ed Artists Corporation, was sug-
eested by Harold McGrath, one
Of the greatest Of America s story
writer's. The character Of the
title role is that which conclus-
lively proves that @'blood" is
thicker than water and that all
the environment in the world
will never change the rea, latent
characteristics Of heritation ir
anybody.
Don't forget we finish up our
serial picture "Daredevil Jack
featuring Jack Dempsey Monday
night and also start the new SER
ial Fighting Fate featuring
William Duncan and Edith John
son. Prices children 20, adults 25.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21
Worn Down, Out of Heart
Georgia Lady, W01n-ouf and Tired, Tells How She
Was Helped BY Zuon Iron Tonic

FEvHE personal experience of Mrs.
4 Mamie Phillips, OF Powder
Springs, Ca. Is printed below in
her own words:
! was In 8 worn-out condition. NV
stomach was out ct order. I didn't
sleep we'll. I was tired all the time
! couldn't half eat, ard didn't rest
well at night.
would get out OF heart and blue
| would feel like was going to be
down in bed. Yet / kept dragging
around
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21

Mrs Henry Kutchin Of Whita-
kers left on the nine-thirty train
after a visit to her sister Mrs Ed
die Pendleton.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21
STOP! LooK!! L1sTEN!!

If you want to keep off diseas.
es why not use the ALLSBROOK
remedy for hogs, cholera, cough
thumps and worms.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction
Or money refunded.
Mail orders prompt attention
let us have your order. Prices
81 90 and $500 bottles.
JOE II. .ALLSBROOK,
Box PSI. Scotland Neck, N. c..
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21

There are more than 100000 Ford cars in daily
service e thronghout the world and fully eighy par
cent OF these are Ford Touring Cars. There
many for this, not the least Of which is TIE
simplicity in the design of the car SO easy to under
stand; likewise it is easy to operate, and mighty
inexpensive, compared to other motor cars The
maintenance expense low, and it has won an IN
paralleed reputation for satisfactory service dur
ing the past sixteen years On the farm in the city
Tor business and for family: pleasure; ii is The ca>
o1 the people, and the demand is snttrciFng
day. Let have your order promptly f yd1 >vart
one We can supply you with most every l,;ng
motor car accessories, and assure YOU ccnrl,s
ord Iarfs and skilled workmcn in our repair ser
wee BE far with your car and t. viii give: yo7t
fu]! value -: @
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21
Net a stsady WorSeer.

The estate OF q California belihen
is estimated to be worth only about
$4,000. He must have been sick a
great deaf Of the time. or otherwise
'nranaci'a'o1 for work.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-21
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. Justice Everett Of Green
r;lJe n. C. is visiting her mother
Mrs NJ. A. Shields. She arrived
nn the morning train.
Mrs Henry Kutchin of Whita-
kprs left on the nine-thirty train
after visit to her sister Mrs Ed
die Pendleton.
If number 4678 IS not present
cd before tomorrow afternoon
another drawing for the Ford
that is to- be given away by Bur
roughs- -Plttman- Wheeler Co. will
take place in front Of their store
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A fire occurred at Mr.. w. @.
Lawrence home On corner of
Roanoke and Eleventh street
Wednesday afternoon about five
o'clock. The fire YVES burning
underneath the house and had
caught at point where plumb
ers had been at work. There
was a big smoke and the fire was
making considerable headway.
The fire fighters and neighbors
rushed there and made short
work Of it.
Mr.. G.. G.. Moore who resigned
as chief Of police Of Scotland
Neck Thursday night Of last
week after serving three years
left this morning on the eleven
twenty train for his old home
in Ayden, N. c. where he has ac-
cepted the position Of chief Of
police Mrs. Moore and children
left yesterday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Moore leave with the
best Of feeling toward the peo-
pie Of the town and wish to
thank them for the many kind
nesses shown them during their
stay here.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
CABLE REPORTS.

AALBoRG. June ls-Arrived, str shick-
shiny. Boston via Halifax.
AMSTERDAM. June 2S-Arrived. str Hol-
landia (Dutch), New Orleans via Havana.
ANTWERP, June 22-Arrived. strs Crox-
teth Hall CBr) New York; 23d, Brazilier
(Br), Galveston.
AVoNMOUTH, June 24--Arrived, str Tur-
conan (Br), Montreal.
AUCKLAND. June 2S-Arrived, str Ar
magh (Br). New York.
BAHIA BLANCA. Juno 21-Arrived. str
Marshal French (Br). Norfolk.
BALBOA. June 23-Arrived. schr Laura
Hall (Brl. Buenaventura. ~
Sailed 23d, strs Mesopotamia (Br), Yoko-
hama; Yalza, Los Angeles.
BOMBAY, June 2l-Arrived, str Kathlamba
(Er), New York
BARCELONA. June 21-Arrived. strs Abb
saroka. Baltimore; Juiana (Sp), Baltimore.
BREMERHAvEN. June 2l-Arrived. str
India Maru (Jap), Galveston.
BRISTOL, June 2+-Arrived. str Monomac.
BUENos AIRES, June 2S-Arrived. strs
Africanic (Sw). Norfolk; Strabo (Br). New
York via Norfolk; W Hanna. Galveston:
Sailed Gath, strs Boswell (Br), New York;
Canadian Volunteer (Br), Montreal: Socrates
(Br), Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The fire on str Eglantier (Belg), before
reported, was extinguished at IL 80 PM FRI
day; no cargo damage.
BUENos AIRES, June 1i-5tr West Eagle.
n port here repairing, had fire aboard to-
day. Damage at present unknown.
< BOSTON, Mass, June 24-Str Lake Ellie
rorah, for Charleston and Jacksonville, will
sail tomorrow, vessel being delayed repair
ing boiler tubes.
25th-Capt Watson S bolivar. pilot agent.
died at his home in Cambridge this morning.
HALIFAX, June 25-The Shipping Board
str Ozette. recently disabled at sea while
bennd from Norfolk for Portland. E, reached
here to-day in tow of the str Asabeth
I. kEARNY. Nj. June 25-The 1900 ton
floating dry dock, which has just been CON-
plated at the yard OF the Federal Shipbuild-
Ing. Company at Kearny, NJ. will dock It's
first vessel, a 5000 ton freighter OF the sub
msIs ss ns oSas Soe type Y a. feet over a with stee
Wings and walls, wooden pontoons ana IS
of the VIM L Donnelly type. 1t is fitted out
with all the latest improvements known 10
dry dock construction at cost OF more than
a million dollars and Is capable OF taking a
vessel of 460 feet in length
LONDON, June 25-str Steel Trader, from
New Orleans for Calcutta, has put into Glib
raltar for repairs to boilers.
Str Hanley, from Naples, has arrived at
Gibraltar with propeller blades loose.
24th-Str Maiden Greek, from Mobile, ar
rived at Liverpool in tow, with machinery
disabled; will go into dock.
PRINCE RUPERT. Be. June 1oth-Str
Richmond, from San Pedro via Victoria. be-
fore reported ashore. was floated and ar
rived here yesterday; extent OF damage, II
any, unknown.
ROTTERDAM, June 23-Str Western Glen.
which arrived here from New York on June
TO- has air pump broken. VIII repair in port
here,
TAMPA, Fla, June 25-The United States
Marshal at Jacksonville has sold the five
masted aux schr City of Portland at public
auctfon TO Fields S Pendleton of Pendleton
Brothers, New York. for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26

west coast OF Salvatore (a) On the evening
passed at distance OF s miles, but no light
could be made out II Is not the intention to
maintain this light for the present on ac-
count OF lack Of materials. The position Of
this light is approximately lat 13 90 % n.
lights on the end of the dock at La Union. in
approximately lat 10 20 y, Ion 81 81 w. were
not burning on the evening of May IS. (e)
On the evening OF May 81. 1921, AcaJutla
light. in approximately lat i3 80 N. lon
so 40 40 w. was observed 10 be functioning
irregularly.
Shoal In the vicinity Of Cape Bascunan,
Chile-The master of the str Itata reports
having observed a triangular spot OF live
seaweed in approxima tely lat 2S 50 10 s, lon
II SO 80 w, which would indicate the exist
ence of shoal. The spot has an area OF
about 200 square feet go square meters)
and Is situated off the coast between Cape
Bascunan and Pajaros Point, on the follow
ing bearings: Pajaros Point. 154 deg 80 min.
and Cape BaScunan. AZ deg
ST Lawrence River-Bay State Shoal Gas
Buoy-Bay State Shoal gas buoy No Z, re-
ported showing irregular characteristics
June Is. 1921, will be regulated as soon as
practicable.
LONDON, June 25-Warning has been is
sued by the Admiralty that the fog signals
at Fastnet Bull Rock and Skellig, off the
southwest coast of ireland, are unreliable
owing to Sim Fein raids on the lighthouses,
which have endangered the lives OF sea voy-
ayers.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26

DANZIG, June Ie-Arrlved. strs Jackson.
Philadelphia for Riga: Jalapa. Seattle via
Colon.
DUBLIN. June 22-Arrived. str Petsrshan,
(Br), Baltimore.
Arrived gath. str Asquam. Baltimore.
DUNDEE, June 24-Arrived. str Fall City
(Br), New York.
FLUSHING. June 22-Arrived. str Corvus.
Baltimore via Norfolk.
GENOA, June 19-Arrived. strs Lordship
MAJOR, Galveston via Charleston Media
(Br), Galveston; 20tn. Pesaro QtaD. New
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
'PING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

HAMBURG. June 1e-ssled. strs Park
haven (Dutct). Caps Race; 23d, Clarksbnrs
Boston.
HARwIcH, June 23-Arrtved. str Mari.
Stathatos (Greek), Galveston.
HAVANA, June 24-Arrived, str Yenezuelp,
San Francisco for Baltimore.
HULL. June 24--sailed, str South Pacit C
CBr). Sydney, CB.
LISBON. June a3-Arrived, str Dond D
CPort), Baltimore.
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