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Andre thrived on duels

loveless marriage to him. Meanwhile
the Marquis seduced Climene, and in
order to avenge himself andre started
riot when the company played at
Nantes. In the confusion Binet tried
10 kill him and Andre shot him in
self-defence. Again ne was fugitive
from justice.
The next position which Andre OBJ
tained was that of assistant to Ber-
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
ACCIDENT HALTS
BOOK SHOWER.
Tilted Suitor
Suspected.
FACTS FOR TWO.

IL heard to-day" writes NJ. H.. our
most dilgent contrib. "of a girl who is
going to be married in June. whose
friends are Mortified because her fiance
gave her the Century Dictionary in
stead of an engagement ring"
Horrified? Maybe she needed il
Which reminds us of the Gilbert
hero who. to quote haphazardly. had
grammar and learning for two.
SONNETS OF A BOOK REVIEWER.
VII
Tell me, o trdveller, where have you
beenf
What is the land you ,crite about to-
ddyf
What island paradise' What fair de-
mesnef
What tropical Elysium far dtcdyg
Whdte'er n be, icrite on! Write OF.
Ten me obont the nOse-rin0ed girls
and all
Who promenade the forests bare OF leg
(shotoing that styles are w,iversaI)s &
Cali
To mind the natural beauties. streams
aud hills
That shame the Occident aud tell Of
beasts
That must hare chased you aud pro-
rided thrills.
Tell Of the tribal dances aud the
priests.
Tel dii iH fact I am not ohe 10 sag,
"Tmi Sdc IL IN the moUies tother day."
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Another batch OF poems by Ferdi-
nand h. Flick. Head Clerk of Buckets
Bookshop. will shortly appear ian this
department. The first three poems of
his book Mother Nature" we're so en-
Enthusiastically received by our readers
that we are paying Mr.. Flick an un-
precedented sum for the right to pub
lish the balance.
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Fiction.

THE PROFITEERS-By E. Phillips
Oppenheim. Little, Brown.
FOUR CORNERS-By Clifford Ray
mond>. Doran.
THE COME BACK-By Carolyn Wells
Doran.
THE HOUSE WITH THE GOLDEN
WINDOWS BY ]. f. Buckrose
Doran.
VISION HOUSE-By c. n. and A. NJ
Williamson. Doran.
THE PATH OF COLBY william
Almon Wolff. Reynolds Publishing
Company
BEAUTY-By Rupert Hughes. Harpers
RED MASQUERADE BEING THE
STORY OF THE LONE WOLFS
DAUGHTER - BY Louis Joseph
Vance. Doubleday. Page.
THE HEART OF THE RANGE-By
William Patterson White. Doubleday
Page.
HANIT THE ENCH HANTRESS -. By
Garrett Chatfield Pier. Dutton.
INVISIBLE TIDES-By Beatrice Keen
Seymour Seltzer.
JOHN RUTLAND's RoMANCE-By j.
Percival Bessell Macaulay Conn
pany.
Social Science.
IMMIGRANT HEALTH AND THE
COMMUNITY-By Michael NJ Davis.
Jr. Harpers.
History and Pubic Affairs.
LAW SPORTS AT GRAY's INN G5s4)
BY Basil Brown. Published by the
author.
THE LOG OF H. NJ. A. r. 34-By E.
VI. Maitland. Doran.
THE CASE OF KOREA-By Henry
Chung. Revell
THE PUBLIC REFUSES TO Pay
Editorials from the Boston Herald
on the railroad and building situation
In pamphlet form. BY f. Lauriston
Bulard. Boston: Marshall Jones
Company
THE BORDERLAND OF COUNTRY
LIFE-By Augusta Larned. Nsale
Publishing Company.
JAPAN AND AMERICA-By Yone
Noguchi New York Orientalia.
THE TYRANNY OF GoD-By Joseph
Lewis. New York: Truth Publishing
Company.
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The Next Corner


Elsie, alone sat listening to every sound from the
hotel odd stiffness around her heart Robert would
few moments If the letters, reorwarded from
South America, had been waiting for him his Officer?
If among them there had been the gra ybuc square with
the Spanish stamp? = Nnas words, with an effect the
reverse of what she had intended, were like a horrid
nudge: The nert cornerl She not to forget it,
She was not to escape it, Day by day she would have
watch it. Even her eyes it, fixed as they
were on the door into the hail. waiting for it to open to
give her the first sight of Roberts face his return
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By EDWARD ANTHONY.
bonneville Anthology.

A CONTEST.
"Ten poets send me perses,' said Louise
"Or Is IL tioentyf (Pre forgotten
uhich)
And all these Pe0nsIspirations please.
Making 1t difficult for me to hitch
Ny cart to any one Of you The hines
you sent
The ones 7 got from Mills and Scott and
The quatity's the same. therefore
plan
A test Of quantity. Each man hts quilts
Shall keep propelhng for a fortnight.
Whose perse the largest stack Of paper
fills
shoH haze my hand marriage" ."
Woe is me!
Writing a dozen poems euery minute,
free rerse poet icon. ,casnt in IL.
title OF an interesting article by May
Lamberton Becker in the June Good
Housekeeping. IF people can give
linen showers and showers of kitchen
ware" writes Mrs. Becker, why not a
book shower?'
Why not, indeed?
Mrs. Becker suggests a list Of books
on all 'phases of housewifery that
would be suitable for this purpose.
BY the way. what is the exact mean
ing of the word Shower" as applied to
these functions? Are the gifts actually
shoWered on the bride? Our male
curiosity is getting the better of us and
we'd like to know. II the presents are
heaved at the bride we look for head
lines like this before long;
BRIDE, HIT BY
ENCYCLOP4 P4IDIA.
SERIOUSLY INJURED
ACCIDENT HALTS
BOOK SHOWER
Tilted Suitor
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BoOKS-Over 100000 IN stock. All sub
jects. Second hand and New on Approval.
Rare Books and Sets OF Authors. Catalogue
81 free. Commissions executed. FOYLES.
i21 Charing Cross Road. London. England
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Bo ok Exch an g e

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
complete libraries and small lots OF books.
Encyclopedia Britannica. II edition. Book
Of knowledge and sets OF standard authors
particularly wanted. Calls made anywhere
THOMs & ERoN. INC. "a Barclay ST.. NJ r..
Phone SOG2 Cortlandt
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ANYBODY KNOW ANY OTHERS?

ANYBODY KNOW ANY OTHERS?
AT last we have won an argument.
In the course Of one of those poetry
discussions Bill made the point that
bard desiring TO achieve a sombre
effect could do no better than use
iambic pentameter. Bill OF course
cited Gray's Elegy as the best example
Of his proposition. We agreed with
him on this. but added that any meter
could be adapted to any mood.
That being the case" piped Bill
with no little assurance (he's con-
fdent little cuss). name one famous
line OF rollicking verse written in
iambic pentameter." He had us cor
nered for while, but we soon hoored
him with Chesterton's IL think I will
not hang myself to-day" John Godfrey
Saxe's 1--WE believe il Is his) God bless
the man who first invented sleep!" and
Bert Willams's IL may be crazy, but
amt no fool"
Only modesty prevented us from re-
ferring 10 our own immortal Son
nets of a Book Reviewer"
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HoBdap. The morning mail: sixteen
letters Of congratulation on my rhymed
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

THE JOURNAL OF CARLO KNIGHT.
FREE LANCE.
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French Revolution was one
of the most dramatic affairs in
the history of mankind. 1t is
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Fear1 are entertained for the safety OF schr
Billie Martin, which sailed from st Andrews
Bay Jan IS for Mayagues.
ANTWERP. Feb 23-Str Waxahacllfe, from
Galveston. lost one blade OF propeller.
Str 1mmacolata CFr). from Galveston, en-
countered heavy weather and has about Two
feet OF water In holds.
BOSTON. March 4-str wakulla, from La
Plata, &C, has trouble with turbines and was
torHed up from Quarantine to d!scharsing
Tho crew Of schr Horace II Munroe (before
reported) arrived here to-day on British str
Caronia.
HAvRE. reb 1e-str Harrington Court
tBr), from New Orleans, &c. damaged
steering gear. iifeboats and deck fittings In
heavy weather
LONDON, March 4-Gcnr Anna Laura Nc
Kenney, from Philadelphia. with coal. has
become a total loss at Puerto Mexico.
Str Tyndarsus (Br), from Seattle, sc, has
arrived al Yokohama with cargo on fire, as
before reported; fire uIsder control.
PHILADELPHIA. March 3-Schr Luther
Little Fort LFbcrtc for Chester, grounded
i the eastward OF the channel below For.
Mott wharf. near Reedy Island: vessel waa
floa.ed Few hours later with assistance OF
four tugs.
sT JOHNS, NF, March 4-scir Tipperary
(Br) bound here from Lisbon with salt.
vas crushed In a floe off Cape Race to-day
Ice.
Grinding ice SO injured the bow OF str
Roald Jarl (Nor). from Philadelphia FOR
this port with coal. that she VIII be tied
UP here for two weeks before repairs can
be completed.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05

Str Colon. Haynes. Port su Prince and
Cr.stoba,--Panaria Railroad Steamship Line.
Str Guiana lBr), Carmichael. 81 Thomas.
81 Croiy, &c-ruEDess, vi.hy a Co.
Str Grove (Sor), Knucson. por. os Spain.
San Fernando. &c-Carlooean Steamship Go.
Str Mundelta, Nileen. Puerto Padre and
Cnaparra-Munson Steamship Limo Cleared
3d).
Str Amelia. Gabrielsea. Tsnamo. Manati
and Gioara-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Uboersen Dutch, Rug, Havana--
MuIson Steamsh.p Line.
Str csllabasas. Nielsen, Guantanamo. San
tiago, &c--Atiant.c Fruit Co.
Str Massaso!t (Dr). vint, Paio Blanco-
Standard OH Company OF New Yoris.
Str Fort Victoria (Dr), Davis, Hamilton.
Bernuda-Furness. Witty Co.
Str GlenDool. Purdy, Texas City-Robeat
Hague.
Sir Kskosxse. Eis9ebem. Now or.eans-Mc-
Ailister Bros.
Str Lake E,mont. Rich, Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Steamship Co.
Str City OF Savannah. Borum. Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str LyRgenfjord (No-), johnson, Norfolk
Observation-Disclosures Line.
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Rro JANErRo, Feb os-Arrived. str Ban
Fernando IBID, Ta-rpico tor Buenos Aires
Sailed lat, str Aidaa (BrJ New YORK
(3T 500 bags cofteel.
ROSARIO. Teb c3-Arrsvsa, str Borshild
(Nor), New York.
ROTTERDAM. March i--Arrived. str Ks-
moursske tBr), Louisburg. CB.
Arrived ist, str Glen Ridge, Galveston via
Norfolk.
Sailed LIST, strs Florence LucAenoseh, NeTv
York: "a. Celaeno (Dutcsn). Hampton Roads.
Sailed Sd, str Strathearn tBr), Portland.
ST JOHN, NIB. March Arrived, str En-
press OF Britain (Br), Liverpool.
Sailed 4.b, str f'anad Head tBr), S;otssr-
dam and Hamburg.
ST MCziAE1S. March Sailed. str Vol
ur.eer (froln Dun&irk). New York.
ST VINCENT. CIV, March 2-Sailed, sts
Sx eethore (Br), New York.
SANTOS, Feb 23--Afriyed. ST. Spartan
Prince tBr), Buenop Aires for New York.
SHIELDS, March 3-Saiie6, str Eronborg
tIian). Es.npton Roads.
STNtAPoRE. March i--Sailed. St-s Aga
rnesnnoa. tBr), New York; Amazon maru
sfRA. FEB cT-Arrtved. str Andreas
(Greek), Newport News.
VICTORIA, Bc, March S-SAiisd, str Mel
vile Dollar (Br). from New York for S!nga-
yoKoIz.adA, Fen T-Arrtved. strs Kaisac
Meru lJapl. New York; West Keats, Port
aind, o: Yves. Jappa. Vancouver.
Arrived iyt. str Tyndareus (Br), Seattle.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb 2S-Arriyed, str Vir-
ASTWERP. Feb 2s--Arrived. str Pers!er
CBelg), Baltimore.
Sailed 2sth. strs somme ltransport). Nov
York: March 1, Eslantisr CBelg). Now York
Eastern Mariner. san Francisco: Greystoke
Ca stle (Br). Galveston; Wes. Cressey. Mo-
BALBOA. March 2-vArrived, srs santa
Ana, yalparaiso: Benz Brewster, Calets
sailed "a, s,rs Morris.ovn. Sydney: Santa
said Maru Jap), Seattle; Mfye Maru (Jap).
81 sAhcTIosi, s9T rss S sA5;,vea' .!s7,! r- MD
BLYTH. March 3-sailed. str Maresfie!d
'grF. BR.,kE. K TsS as--Arr.7.d. ST Rraaavon
is iBskEMBN. FEB as-Arriv.d, strs wcs.
fucker, New Orleans; New Rochelle. Now
BUa1Nos AIRES. March 2-sailed. str J N
cXTcurTA, TeS 9s-ssAsd. strs Esther
toS1i ton cBr, 90; Trastord HAL tBr), DO;
COPENHAGEN. Feb 26-sa'ied, str Mexico
tpan, noiorl, Nsw Iors. s a..
coma (Br), Liverpool; Van Rensselaer,
Sailed "a, vtrs ssm Me-, Me- ~. Lsm2,co; /;
d,a Sc-v Orleans; Santa Ana, New York
Crlstcbai. Norfolk; caddo. Tampico; Aca-
ivtla CBr), cartassns: Ancon, Norfolk; I'd,
DXNz1c. Feo 25-ssred, str Es,onis
Dam Mew yerao ..s - n.,.
'FowiT5Y. March s-saiied. str choyo Msru
Jap, from Antwerp for PaIadei pn.s.
GfIl5ST. farcn Arrived, str Thuriand
Grf}R.AITAR. March o-Passcd str An
selma dc Larrinasa tBr>. Galveston for Tri-
sailed 3D. Sir Lsomsacn lsr,. from Hong
Kons for Bostor ard New YORK.
GLASGOW. Merch 3--Arrivcd, str coel-
Sailed 80, SIR Rhode Island. Boston.
HALIFAX, M. March s-Arr.ved. Str John
D Rockefeller. Baton Rouge; schr Eva Par
HAMBURG. Feb ce-Arrived. str Bia tsw)
sr srvsS sS a. Rd.ssr ST, %soss''sn soa s R'
Sailed 26th. strs Canadian Aviator (Br,
baltimore: westpool. Philadelphia.
Sailed 2Tth. str Jacques Cartier (F'r). Cal
HONG KONG. Fob as-ssilcd, ST. Eidridse,
Ifu;ELvA, Feb 2e-saned. str waddor
Hr-II.. Msrch s-,Ar-',-d, SIR creidon cB->
KOBE, Feb es-s LED strs shpnao Marc
tJrpl. seattle 9th, Mardassn Maru dap
JE1TH. March ARRIVED, SIR Chsnt,er
L1vERPooI.. March e-Arrived SIR win.
ston-saiefu;; Baitirnore VA Hong kons.
Arrived Sd, strs BrAa fNorl. Philadelphia
via Boston; sti, Magician (Br,, New Or.
ioana
Sailed Cd. strs Alexander Kjcllard tNor,
New York Crawford. Galveston
MANCHESTER, March 4-sailed, str wes'
Wanna. Galveston.
NAESEfLryEs. Feb a.-Arrivcd. strs Bsy.
ford (Br), PHILADELPHIA: eStii, lllyria fFr)
Galveston via Norfolk.
Sailed 2sth, str Maiden. Norfolk.
Ml5ssINA. March i-Saiied. str Psnnonis
tBr). Nov York.
MIi,Azzo. Ma-ch ARRIVED. ctr po-tlos
Cflr), PHILADELPHIA
MoNrEv1DEo, March ARRIVED, str ia
Dor (Norl, New York.
Sailed ist. str Boswell tBr,, Yossor.
NAPLFS5, Feb 2l-Arrivri, s,;s Giusepps
Verdi GtaD, Nev York; Presidcnte Wilson
Cta). do. San Giovnnn. UtaD. 90: castel
Porz.ano trtsD 10.
irpni RIO Janslro For New Yori.
ptt,tEtfS, March ARRIVED. s.r Ira gai
ff;rN s Jcfu n Portland, Ne.
pEgGBEsO. MsrrN rs -nss ..r Munsomo,
tgytno4th, Mass.
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CLEARED.

Sir Bsrdlo. (6r), ciaret, Lordon-a Atlantic
Trsnsport Line.
str Sinisn ,Br,. TricSsy, AaaohestcT-
White Star Line.
Str Ltuan.a tDanl, Mollsr, cu1hsyen.
Dsnsig and L.bau--The EsS; As,a,io co. Inc.
ST. fslpon. Biil, Aeibors. copanhasen' &c
Susuuehanaa Steamship 20, Inc.
Str ClarksbGrg. 1ohanrscr. Harnnurg-
United American binas, Inc. -
Str Hattie Luckenoaeh, Boo, RotteToain-
Luc<enoach STEAMSHIP Co. Inc.
SIR Rsrnus. Csdeel, tfavr.. punklrs and
81 Nazai-e--Cosuopo poisea Shipping Co.
ST. Laura (ftaD, Costa. Gibrhitar-Jana
SIR Canada dr.. vidal. A.s.ars and Paler-
mo Via Providorcc-Jns W EiwsN GO.
s,r Olympic tFrl. Brlau, Genoa and bar-
celona Via EsltiIuor Three star L@ne :,
raeus.--S GalanoB a Co.
str ChifuSu Msru tJap), lsai, Shsnsaai'
Yokohama and Kobe Via Norfolk ana Gnl-
weston Harrss, Magiil & co.
sHd Kobe via Panama Gsna'-Bar0er Steam
siip Lines, Inc.
Str Aiatoppo tBr. Paynter. Sydney and
Melbourne Via Newport NeTff-Ncrtor, L'l,
& Co.
Str canasto,a (Br, Locke su,s. Cairns,
sc-United States and Austraiss!a Lire.
Str Martha Washington, Cross. RIO Jansro,
Monteytdeo. ec--Munson Steamship Line
Ssr Camocns tBr,, Dciatour. Bucnos Aires
and observation-disclosures Holt.
Str vistua tDsn). Henora. Tampico-Roo-
Str itaf,oie, Packer. Tuxpsm-cournbus
sr sa.herine. su.naa. Monte car,s,i.
~ 4sa r'a.n, Sc-.riuii-fnsu,a, Line, INC.
S.t cprg, Eiss San 1uan, Ponce. g.. fn'.
lrsui7t LiAs
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SAILED.

s:rs Laura OtaD, Gibraltar; Guiana teI1.
81 Ihoinas, &C. Ch!fuku keru (Jap). Shanx-
hal; West mahomet. Havre; Canada (Fr).
Naples and aarseiiles via Providence; Colon.
po-: au Prince and Cristobal: Betterton,
Hamburg; City OF cor.nth tBr). Bombay:
Marica, Philadelphia; Helmsr Morch tDan).
Copenhagen: Mundeita, Porto Padre; Som
erset, Sayona; Beh Salem. Hamburg; Dart
ford, Tampico: Bradciyde (B-). Hamburg:
Fred " Weller, Tamp!co; Montana. do;
Standtow II, do.
Strs Themistocles (Greea). Piraeus: A'ne-
Ia, Tanamo; Hattie Luckenbaci, Rotterdam.
y 5 str Abbot sea
Sailed Cd, str Pequot Galveston.
The reported sailing Cd Of str Englc~ood
was an error.
The corrected reading 0: the barometer Gre
duceo to sea level) at New York on Friday.
March 4. 1927, a. AM. as reported by the
United States Weather Bureau. was thirty
and eighteen hundredths (30.l6) inches.
This closely npproxinates seven hundred and
sixty-stx and flve-tenths C1e6.6) millirneters.
Captains OF al vessels now lying In or near
the ports OF New York and Brooklyn can
advp ntageous.y use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or ad-
justr7ent.
Wind At Sandy Hook. Pm. NV. % miles !.
clear, chOppy sea.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY MARCH 4, 1921

Went to Ne~ York Dock Co.'S pier 81
Brooklyn.
str cokato. Bilbao reo ls, 70 tie Ney
/ indse. Went TO New Tor; Dock Cos pier
II, brooklyn.
str Marsodak, Alexandria Jan ~ Beiru;
10Th. Smyrna Feb and Bizerta is:h, 70 the
United American Lines, With rnase. Wen'
to pier II, Clifton 81.
Str Masiiia tsw). Naples. Palermo ant
Gibraitsr 10 moore q Mccormack. with
sndse. Anchored IN Quarantine.
Str cret,c (Br). Genoa Feb Q. Naples istr
and Boston March 3 to the White Star line,
with ndse. Went TO pier 30. North Rive
Str Philadelphia, Laguayra Feb 10, Porto
csbsio I'D 40 Ggrseso 22e and sna saT Sg%n
gers. mails and mdse. Went to pier IL,
, Brooklyn.
Str Norman Bridge. Tampico. Went to
Str Charles Pratt, Port Lobos.
Ctr W NJ Tupper, Guantanamo Feb 20 and
Santiago o5th 10 the Clyde Steamship Co,
Str hi Rio, Galveston Feb 2s, to the South
ern Pacific Co, w!sh nidse. Went to pier 30.
North River.
Charleston I'd, 20 the Clyde Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Went TO pier
81. North River.
ST. CITY Of Savannah. Savannah March I,
gers and mdse. Went 20 pier 30, North
River.
Str ostercal CNor). Ternanoina FEB %,
TO master, In ballast. Went 20 pier a, Erie
Etr Argos, wilmington. NC. March I. TO
vessel. Duvai 4 Co. In ballast. Went 20
| pier g. Erie Basin, Brooklyn.
str Roehel!o cBr,, Norfolk March ?. 70
si; 10 wee, indies. Went to Erie II pier
7, WeehaTken.
str oh!oan Philadelphia March ., 70 the
United American Lines, In ballast Went
I y. q t.,.1 2rnpN'En.
STR CITY o. Norsich (Br), Philadelphia
March s, 10 Nor1on. Lilly Go, In ballast.
Anchored off Etapieton
str MGraral CBr). Perth Arhoy, 70 the
last Went 10 pier a. Brool.lyn.
SIR Ninian IBr). Boston March ., 20 the
White star Line. Nth mdse IN transit to
Manchester Went 70 pier 10, North River.
achr Rupert X (Br), Cardenas Feb 20, 20
j Il Whitney 4 GO, IN ballast. Anchored of
Stapleton.
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SHIPPING COMPANY
GETS $4,000 VERDICT
Counter Claim Is AiioWed
Against Building Corp.

After hearing testimony for nearly
three weeks III suit Instituted By
the Virginia Sh!pbuild.ng Corporation
against tho avian-American Ship
ping Corporation, with Offices az 81
Broadway. Judge A. !. Hand yesterday
directed tile jury 70 award sl3s,555 to
the defendant corporation on q counter
claim. The suit grew out OF contract
for tho construction of thirty-twc
steamships.
Tho defendant corporation. III its an
swer. alleged that during the contract
negotiations Milton G. Qulmby, an officer
OF the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
falsely and fTauduleutly represented
himself tc Marcus Erickson, president
OF the defendant company. az a man 1f
great wealth. n charged that he repre-
scented himself as an officer OF the Stand
ard oil Company and m associate or
the most intimate terms WITH C'harlea
v. Moose, ciairmah of tho Joagu - a.
octors o. the Virginia Shlpouildna Coz.
porn tion
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FOREIGN PORTS.
by NALL


BIZERTA, Feb 20-Sailed, str City or Joi-
let, Rotterdam tnot Boston,.
CIEEFUfSliO5. FEB .6-Arrived. str Tune
(Nor). Caihnrien, dc.
KINGSTON, ia, Feb 2o--Arr,ved, schr
Truro Queen CDr), San Domingo; 2ad, strs
Helikon {Nor). Colombian ports; VestA
Dutch, Rotterdam. nc (and sailed 23d for
Colombian ports); Esd. Bayano (Br). Avon
mouth land sailed for Santa Marital gath,
Cape Breton lBrl. outports Joseph J Cnne9
sailed for outports).
NAPLES. Feb iS-Sailsd, str Proteo GtaD
Hampton Roads (thence TO Philadelphie 10
load).
sAGRES, Feb e-Passed. str Mazzini
G.aD, Rotterdam for Llvorno.
ST JOHN, NIB, March c-Arrivad. strs
Corsican (Br), London; Catcr.na Gerolinl'ch
(Itai), Newport News.
Sailed Sd, strs Bolingbroke (Br). London
and Antwerp; Fanad Head tBr. Rotterdam
and Hamburg.
TAMPICo, Feb 24-Sailed. strs Vim Green,
Monteyideo; March !. VIM Isorn, Havana /;
Taacarville, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
ASKS HARDING TO BAR
ALIEN SHIP OFFICERS
Neptune Association Seeks
Jobs for u. S. Citizens

Ono OF the first acts sougnt from
President Harding Is the cancellation
or an Executive order issued by Presl-
dent Wilson September T. 1914, by which
aliens were permitted to act as watch
officers OF vessels or the United States
registered foreign trade. Tho Neptune
Association OF Licensed Masters and
Mates. With about 1000 members.
adopted resolutions yesterday request
Ing this action In order TO provide em-
ploymont for American ship officers
who arc forced out Of work by the
shipping slump. Positions that they
might hold are filled by aliens, Il was
stated.
Although the order issued by presi-
dent Wilson was 10 run only two years.
it was continued because of the neccs-
sity OF obtaining large numbers Of Of
ficers to serve on Shipping Board YES
els Tie resolutions declare thHt Tho
order Should have been recalled N tlt
time Of the arrnistice.
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Dangers to Navigation.

rReported to the Hydrogra0hic Officc.l
March ., lat A. SO, Ion 90 a., a rcd corscal
buoy.
March 3. lat ST, Ion IS, a steamer struck
partly submerged wreckage.
March 9, lat 81 81. lon 70 30, a black car
buoy. marked no g." with top OF light
broken Off
Feb 81, lat 81 A. lon 81 20. spar pro-
iecting about 10 feet out of water. appa.-
entity attached to a,ilrncrged wrectase
March ., la. Il IL, Ion Is S4. derclict
schooner 100 feet !oTB, awash.
FEB 10, lat 81 &c. Ion 80 90. g buoy or mine.
reh i3, lat 81 II. lon 39 81, a piece Of
yeood about so feet long.
Feo IS, about miles 20 deg ttrue) from
Bunts Rce. lIgh.shlp. Cal, two large and
several small troe s.unlps, with roots a.
tached.
March .. ia; ss 6i, lon l2s 81 ". large
A~ae
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Passed doa,a Marcus Hook 4th, n 10 AN.
strs Rcchambeau (F'r), Philadelphia Tor New
York. WeAatchee, do for do.
Passed out Sd. 80 Pm. strs West Jaffrey.
Philadelphia for Rio Jane!ro i0.ao Pm,
Chest Sun, do for Port Lobos; ~ 30 Icd.
Lumea (Brl, do fo- Rouen; 4th, - 80 AN.
tug S~atare, towing bsrses; $3.50 AN, strs
Casper, Philadelphia for Hayre via Bor-
deaiix: 2 40 I'M. Urbino OBJ, do FOR Genoa.
&c. Via NsT York; 3:io Pm, o'Neiii, DO
FOR Quincy. Mass; $40 PM tug Barkham-
stead, towing barge Pensacola, for Norfolk.
In harbor 4yh, AM. tug Harold, with
barses Marion chappell and J S Forsyth
Wind NV. ~ niles hay light, choppy sea.
PORTLAND, Ne, March 4-,Arrived. str
City OF ST Joseph. Norfolk.
Arrived 9Th, str Aster (Fr1, Naples
Sailed sth, G AN. tug Perth Amboy. towing
barges ToI. from 6esrsport, and f6T, from
Rockisnd for Boston, for orders.
PROVIDENCE, RI. March S->Arrived, str
BraSa (Fr), Marseiller, &c, for New York
(passengers for New York VIII proceed by
raid.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 3-Arrived.
str San Juan. Balboa. &C.
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PANAMA PROTESTS
g" ACTS OF COSTA RIGA
Warning Sent Both Are
AmcnabIe to League.

PARIS, March 4.-Messa ges have Dsen
sent hy the League Of Nations Council
20 Panama and Costa nics calling their
attention to the fact that the two rcpub-
ncs are members of the league and con-
sequently undertook TO subscribe 70 its
principles and obligations.
few hours after the messages were
sent and presumably before they arrived
at their destinations the league received
O. cablegren from the pansman Gov
ernment reporting several attacks upon
Panaman soldiers by regular troops Of
Costa Rica and protesting against "acts
of violence committed by a member of
the league" II said tho panarnarl Gov
eminent had accepted the good Offices
Of the United States with view TO
reaching friendly solution Of the dis
pute with Costa Rica.