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CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. June 1--sailed, str Kin
cardine 1Br), Hampton Roads.
ALGIERS. June 1-Saied. str Maid OF An
dros (Br), Hampton Roads.
Arrived 26th. str Pepita Mumbru (sp)
Norfolk.
BALBOA. June ARRIVED, str Gen IL F
Hodges. Bahia de Caraquea.
Sailed I'd. strs Anyo Maru (Jep), Valpa.
relso (retuIned and sailed again) ; Munaires.
Tiburon Canadian Voyageur (Br), Van
couver.
BARCELONA May 29-Arrived. strs
Barendrecht Dutch. New York: 3oth, An
cello Toso GtaD. Galveston via Newport
News.
BELFAST. juno Arrived. str suwanee
CBrD, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL. june ARRIVED, str Canadian
Sailor (BD, Sydney, CD.
Arrived Sd, str Bristol City (BD. New
York.
BREMEN, May 2S-saIled. str Mount Ev-
ans. Galveston.
BUENos AIRES. June ARRIVED, strs
Helredale (Br), Newport News; Roma tBr.
CALCUTTA, May 25-Arrived str Granite
State, San Francisco.
CAPE TOWN. June ARRIVED, str Hamp-
CATANIA. May 26-Arrved, str Canadian
Miller tBr), Galveston via Newport News.
CHR1sTIANsAND. May ei-sailed str
COLOMBO May 2s-saied. str City of
Chester (Br). from Calcutta for Boston and
New York.
Sailed May 30, str City of Dunkirk (Br).
Boston and New York.
CRISTOBAL, June ARRIVED, strs Trans
vaal DAM. Hamburg; Colon. New York;
Carrillo, Santa Marta; Hamburg Maru Uap)
New Orleans, &c, for Los Angeles, &c
Sailed I'd. strs Parismina. Port Limon; /;
Celebes Maru (Japl, New Orleans; Heredia
do Carrillo, New York; st Jean (F'r). Port
Spain.
DAKAR. June 1--Arrived, str chama CBr.
Norfolk.
FLUSHING, June 1--Sailed, motor ship
Balboa (Sw). San Francisco.
IREMANTLE, June 1--Salled, str Donald
Mckay (froni Melbourne), New York
GENOA, May 2S-Arrved. strs Ansaldo VII
GtaD. Philadelphia; Taormina GtaD New
York via Naples; Goth, Monviso QtaD, Sa-
vannah.
Sailed 2sth, strs venero dtaD, Philadel-
phia; 30th, Mongibeo (1taD, Hampton
Roads.
Sailed Goth, str Nicolaos GtaD, New Or
leans.
GIBRALTAR. May 2s-sared. strs Santa
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Andrea QtaD, from Genoa for Baltimore
and Norfolk; 30th. Boheme ItaD, from
Messina for Hampton Roads June !. sala,
bangka (Dutch). from Genoa for Boston and
GLASGOW. June 2-Arriyed, str Western
King. Philadelphia and Baltimore via Hall
The reported sailing of str War Bharata
on May 81 for Port Arthur was an error.
GREENOCk. June 2-ln port, str West Sc
HALIFAX. Ks. June S~Arrived, str Rosa
lind (Br), New York for st Johns. NF.
HAMBURG. May 3o-Arrived. str Mount
Arrived rG1'; 90 "a. str orbla (Br). New York via
Southampton.
HAVANA. June S-Arrlyed' Al, Ns varr str MORO
HAVRE. May Sl-Arrived. str Chicago
Sailed ist. str Rochambeau Fp. New
HONG KONG. May 3l-Arrived. str Argon.
San Francisco.
LAS PALMAS, June 2-Arrived str BLACK
Arrow. New York via Havre for Bilbao.
LIBAU, June l-salled, str Estonia CDan) ,
New York via Danzs
LISBON. May 26-sailed. str War shikari
LIVERPOOL. June ARRIVED. str Cana
dian Navigator tsr), Montreal,
Arrived 3D. str Ellvton. Norfolk.
Arrived I'd. strs Barbadian (Br). New Or
leans via Norfolk: Sd, Irishrnan (Br), New
York
Sailed %, str City q Alton: New York; York;
Jason CBr), Norfolk Sd, Maskinonge (Br).
Sailed May So str Anohorla CBr>. New
York.
LONDON. June 2-Arrived. strs zimorodok
CBrJ, Montreal via Sydney. CB: 3D.. Montana,
New York; sacandaga. New Orleans.
Sailed Sd, str City OF Weatherloro' 1ai-
Sailed Sd. str Southwestern Miller (Br),
Philadelphia.
MACoRIs, June /, AM-Arrived str fungus
CNor), New York via Monte Christi. DC.
MANCHESTER, June ARRIVED. str
Emile l. u ORD. Baltimore.
AioNTEV1DEo, May 31-Arrived' str Ca
madam Volunteer (3r), Halifax, &C. for
MoNTREAi. June s-Arrived. strs Mrav
GtaD, Brindisi carrigan Head (Br)' Dub
Sailed Sd. strs West Kebar. Rotterdam
Minnedosa (Br), Liverpool; Insleby (BD,
Rotterdam; Liguria (sw)' Hampton hoaas.
(Br, from Calcutta for Boston and New
PALAMos. June 2-sailed, str Bankdale
PARA. May 31-Arrived, str sallust CBr),
New York via Norfolk: .,,
PLYMOUTH, June 2-saued' sir brltlsh
Marshal (Br), New Orleans.
Sailed Sd. ctr Bound Brook. Baltimore.
Sailed Cd. Massachusetts nautical school
ship Nantucket, for Brest
PoNTA DELGADA, May 81. II 80 An
Sailed. str Canopic (Br), Boston ard New
PORT SAID. June Arrived, str Nal!
manger (Nor). Port Arthur for India
Sailed 2Sth. str Bandahar GBr). from Co
lombo for Boston and New York.
QUEENSTOWN, June 2-sailed. str Car
mania (Br), from Liverpool for New YORK
ROTTERDAM, May 30-sailed. strs Niccto
dc Larrinaga CBr). from London for Hamp-
ton Roads; 31st Whitegate (Br), Hampton
Roads: June /. Glen Ridge Galveston.
Sailed 1st, str Westerdyk Dutch). New
York.
of Asia (Br). from Hong Kong for Van
couver.
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Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4.

SAICtsIAl JUNE =
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
parcel post malls for Netherlands, str Nieuw
Amsterdam. AN (sup $3.50 AND.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Cher
eours. southampton and Hamburg (D, ctr
Oropesa, AM (sup Q so AND.
France and other countries specially ad-
dressed only, Via Havre, str Lafayette, $40
AM (eup $50 AND.
Gibraiiar (sPain, JnSo-sIsvia and
and Duorovnlk; also parcel post mails for
spain. Gibraltar, Greece and Jugo- Slavia,
str Pannonia. $50 AM.
Italy, via Palermo and Naples also pa reel
sss. sM mails for italy str Providence 1880
Europe, Africa and West Asia except
Straits Settlements). via Cherbourg and
southampton; also parcel post mails for
PM.
GERMANY Ca). via Hamburg; also parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria. Czecho-
American, l. NJ.
TUESDAY, JUNE :.
Denmark. Poland and Finland -. Via
post mails for Denmark and Poland, ctr
Chetopa, 2:30 PM.
Italy o. via Naples and Genoa. str
Angra, Ponta Delgada and Lisbon: also
parcel post mails for Azores Islands and
Portugal. str Britannia. 10:So AM.
Azores Islands Portugal -, via Horta.
10 Providence, RI, and thence by str Britain
mia. PM
Europe. Africa and West Asia Norway ~
via Plymouth. Bouogne and London: also
parcel post mails for Great Britain, ireland
and other countries, str Old North STATE, S
AM tsup 9:S0 AND.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

s.r Princess MatoilSa, from Naples via
Bnston is expected 20 dock at pier "a. North
River, Saturday forenoon.
s.r Panhandle State, New York for Lon
don was 29i miles r of Ambrose lightship
at noon Thursday.
Str Noordam dutch, Rotterdam for New
York, "a expected TO dock at foot OF 9th
street, Hoboken, Sunday afternoon.
Str Lapland (pr), Antwerp for New YORK,
is expected 10 dock at pier 81, North River.
Sunday forenoon. .
Str France err, Havre for New York. is
expected TO dock at pier 81. North River,
Saturday afternoon.
Str La Touraine (Fr). Havre for New
York Is expected 10 dock ct pier %. Noftn
River, Saturday forenoon.
New York, Is expected 20 dock at pier %.
North River, Saturday forenoon.
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Dangers to Navigation.

REPORTED TO the Hydrographc Office.l
May 20. about 10 miles from Old Anthony
gas buoy. off Cape Elizabeth. Me. small
red nun buoy: no other marks visible.
June .. black iron tank about IS feet
long and feet In diameter. standing up
right. passed Scotland llghtShip, drifting
seaward.
June I. lat 81 50. lon 60 So. large dere-
lict. bottom up. about $50 feet long and
showing about 10 feet out of water, ap-
parently n sailing vessel. CWbat was prob
ably the above dereict was sighten on June
In lat 81 s5, Ion 60 1o).
May Is. let 35 23. lon Il II, n wooden
beam about - feet long. wound round with
rope and one end formed Into jaw.
May %. jat 40 IS. lon IS SO. red conical
buoy showing about feet out of water top
freshly painted; lower part covered win
marine growth; drifting eastward.
May is, lat 40 OF. lon % 45. spar about
25 feet long and feet in diameter. covered
with marine growth.
May 27. about $40 yards (s.2 cables) e92
deg from White Mark. near Ferry Barns.
River Forth. Scotland. tho wreck OF the str
Ficiio Castle.
Ice patrol cutter yamacrsw on .fEne = re-
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921
SAIL SATURDAY.

Hague. with crude OIL Went to pier Q,
Constable Hook
Str Sarmatia dam. Guantanamo May 27,
to the Munson Steamship Line. with sugar.
Str I'll Sud. Galveston May IS, TO the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went TO
pier ST. North River.
Str Gulf OF Mexico. Por. Arthur May %.
TO the Gulf Refining Go. with oil. Went TO
Gulf Refining Docks. Bayonre.
Str Lenape, Jacksonville May 81 end
Charleston Juno 1, to the Clyde Steamship
Co, with passengers and mdse. Went 10 pier
81, North River
Str City of Montgomery, Savannah May
81. 10 the Ocean Steamship Co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Went to pier 30. North
River.
Str Gcorgeanna Weerns, Baltimore. 20 Hal
shaw Co, with mdse. Anchored off Bay
Ridge.
Str L ] Luckenbech. Philadelphia. to the
Luckenbach Steausiip Lines, with mdse in
transit 10 Rotterdam.
u Dallas and Winslow.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
By United States Naval Communi
cation Service.

distances given IN miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.j
Aladdin 100 NNE Hatteras 80.
ALASKA ITO = Ambrose Sd.
Afel s22 Me Jupiter %.
Agwileke 1s6 N Jupiter ~.
Agwiworid 10 " Jupiter "a
Aupe-co I2o y Jupiter I'd.
Apus $50 NE Colon 8 Pm "a.
Ario 218 ~ Jupiter I'd.
Ashbee 40 ~ Hatteras I'd.
Asqussn 1870 Sc Ambrose 81.
Atenas 40 & Cape San Antonio I'd
Baltic 400 NE HatterAs ID
Rantu zoo San Frsncicco Poi LIST.
Belgian Naru 2eo cApe Henry I'd.
BeifIower 10 w Caps F1attery Pm olst.
Besscnler i4p fIattera5 I'd.
Blbbco $50 SE 6aoine I'd.
Black Arrow 254 W Teneriffe ols,
Bradford f65 8 San Francisco PM lst..
Borgesfad 317 eW Hssteras 20.
British Beacon 10 NE 81 Augustine "a
BrCndon $40 Key Weet 20.
Broad Arrow 2,4G5 W San Francisco TN
2fst.
Byiay1 due Boston q AM 4th.
Cnmbral 79S j. Ambrose I'd.
Cartnco 200 S South Pass ID
Casper I. .oJO II by n Cape May I'd
Charles II cramp 557 NV Balboa "a.
Chnttanocra lat 3f IL, Ion 80 30 10
China /. .s7T w Honolulu PM 3ist
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n. 8. MARsBAL's SALE.

limited STATES MARsHALs SALE.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. .
nv virtue OF an Order of Sale Issued Out OF
the United States District Court Tor the
Southern District OF Florida. notice Is hereby
given that ! will sell by public auction. FOR
ca sh on Monday. the goth day OF June, 1877,
ut II ocicck noon, 81 the toroyth street
door Of tho rost Office. Jacksonville, Flor
ida tho five-nastcd motor schooner CITY
or PORTLAND. her engines. boilers. ma {.
thinery, boats. tackle, apparel. appurtenences
anu furuitafe. as shc now les anchored 10
Ri Johns River, Jacksonville. FLORIDA.
y. -. BOSWELL. United states Atarshal
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ported bergs in following positions: Lat
40 81. Ion 40 81: lat 40 36. Ion 40 So: lat
40 -, Ion 40 81; lat 80 SO. Ion 40 90; lat
40 81, lon 10 80; lat 10 81, lon so Os lat
80 20. Ion 80 O9 lat 40 -. lon 80; lat 30 55.
Ion 80, and lat 40. Ion 90 IS; June 3. lat
43 10, Ion 81 80.
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mARrNE-roR SALE on WANTED.


TOWBOAT for light harbor work. At n bar
gain, nors aey sell thoroughly over
hauled and ready for business Length over
all 52 IT,, beam IL ~. In. dTaf. n. In.
compound engine, 20 ". r.. inspectabie ~
r'oston by applying 20 g. 8. SpONACbE.
~ Broad st. Hoeton, Mass.
SCHOONER yacht, 30 feet long. - u. ..
Bridgeport engine. good order; price $1,000.
STEVENS J. HoREAY. 20 Pearl 81. 1925
Broad.
FOR SALE-Tus, draft e.. compound 10,
oiyt6 in; built 1918: Immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, II broadway.
Bowling Green 1851.
FOR SATsE-rnwboat boiler. leg tyre. eyf0
inspected 1870 allowed i2j ibs. pressure.
location Erie Basin breakwatcr. G. J. NJ
w a24 licrsld. aso broadway
FOR .sAr.E--A derrj X tighter. 90 It long by
80 n. wide. $50 ine. Cali 02pS W. BafsJ-
cite.
sfOOP, JjsETis. complete equipment. 500
AL. SCHULZ, sh sesd Bay Yacht Club,
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
SATURDAY. JIrNE 4.

Costa Rica Canal Zone. except letter
maiD Panama Except letter mali, saliva
dor fprints, &c), Nicaragua Except East
COAST, Amapala. Choluteca (Rlso prints &c
for Nacaome. Tegucisalpa and Yuscaran)
In Honduras, Cauca and Narino depa rtments
Of Colombia, Ecuador and letter mail for
Peru Except ldultos), Bolivia and Chile
(Cuoa, other parts OF Honduras and letter
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. June 3-Barometer at
noon. 2o.S2 inches; wind, NV, strong
breeze; weather fine; temperature, 4e deg
Fahr
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL,

NEW YORK, June 3-'rhe time BAH above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of ths Seanen's Church Institute, IS
eouth street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian. or B hours allow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
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%------
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy MALL

MONTREAL June 1-Arrived, strs Ca
madam Spinner CBr). London; Wathena,
Boston; Lord Downshire (Br). Dublin.
Sailed LIST. strs San Giuseppe QtaD, Italy;
Canadian Miner (Brl, Havana.
In port I'd. str Idefjord (Nor). for a Nor
wegian port.
Dude Mas Dutch), Gibara.
QUEBEC, June 1--Passed in Father Point.
schr Wyoming. from HaI1Ia Bay.
ST AIMS, CB, June 1--Arrved, ctr Tuck
ahoe, New York.
ST JOHN, NB. May 2s-Arrived. schr
Northern Light, St Martins.
Sailed June /. str Rovaer (Nor), Havana:
schr Whitebelle (B). Apple River (to load
fer New York;.
SYDNEY. CB. May 3o-Arrived. strs
Mapledawn (Br) st Johns; 31st, Dunaff
Head (Br), Montreal for Belfast: General
Konsul Pallisen (Dam, Tampco.
Sailed May 81, strs Canadian signal'er
(Br). Quebec; Modis (Nor). Hull Kanou.
raska (Br). Montreal; Rose Castle (Br) do
Horda tNor). Liverpool; Wyncote (BD, -.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Feigns male shalfan nhouIat
closing
malpo the steam
the sln nl
time
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mail for Salvador -. Via Havana, crstobal
and Port Lirnon, str Ulua. 8 80 AM.
Cuba CO., via Havana, sur MeX!co, go
AM.
Ceara. Pernsmouco. Parahyba, Natal.
3aoeio nnd Csbsdelio, via Ceara, Pernam-
Justin. AN.
Dominican Republic. Via Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. Sanchez. Samana. LIE Romano,
San Pedro de Macor!s, San Domingo City
and Barahona, str Catherine, 80 AM.
Porto Rico, 81 Thomas and ST Croix, via
San Juan. str San LoSsazo, $50 An (sup
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela, Via
San Juan. Curacao. IAs,ayra and Puerto
cabello, str Caracas, 9'3o AM tsup 1880
pernambuco. Parahyba. Natal. Bahia and
sargipe (other parts Of Brazil -. via Per
nambuco, Bahia; R!o Janei-o and Santos.
81 Thomas. st CroiS. st Kits Nevis,
saba. 81 Martins. ST I1ustat.us. Antigua,
Lucia and Barbados. via st Thomas. 81
crolX. 81 Kits, Antigua, Guadeloupe. Mar
Unique. st Lucia and Barbados. str W NJ
Tupper. $50 AN (sup 1880 AND.
MONDAY. JUNE 6.
Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana, via
Trinidad, Georgetown. Parinlaribo, st Lau-
rent du Maroni and Cayenne, str Lake
Farlston. IL NJ.
TUESDAY, JUNE :.
Jamaica. Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador
prints, SCI Nicaragua (except East COAST.
Amapala, Choluteca (also prints, &c. for
Honduras and Colombia (otller parts OF Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador - via
Kingston. Cristobai. Cartagena. Savan!lla
and Santa Marta, str Santa Marta, $50 AN.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
Schr Lincoln. Georgetown. sc, via Bridge
port for New York.
Schr Frances Taussis, Walton. Ne. for
New York
Schr Frances Goodnow, Vinalhaven. Me.
for Ne~ York.
Sohr Wewenock. Swan Island for New
York.
Tugs Daisy McWiiliams with barges Cat
6:45 AND: Socony Ii, with Cat noon) ;
Cheektowags, with 3 Cat 80 Pt); Ronald
G Keller, with 3 Cat S:l5 PM 2d).
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

WASHINGTON, DC. June S-Disturbance
over Caribbean Sea central this morning
over the east coast of Yucatan. No increase
In intensity shown during the last twenty
four hours: rains and fresh and probably
strong east by northeast winds over the east
Gulf In the next th!rty-slN hours.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Ne,cs Office is in
The Barge Office Ship Information given By U. S.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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Transpac;fic Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows
Hawaii and New Zealand, via Seattle. str
West HiSton, June ).
Hawaii, Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
rnents sumatra and specially addressed mail
for French Indo-C China, British India and
Ceylon, via San Francisco, str Wolverine
State. June g.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French IDdo-
China and Netherlands East indies texcept
Ellrlatra), via Vancouver and Victoria, BE,
str Empress of Japan, June 10.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. via San Francisco. str
Tahiti. June 70.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
Almanac for New York June 4.
SAIL SATURDAY.

The time given in the above table Il East
ern standard time and Is furnished by tho
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add / hour.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
EUROPE.
,fANrrACrfrRnr

MANUFACTURED
on the point Of leaving France would sell a.
an interesting price vast building yard for
tho construction uf road. river and marine
material located u toe nentrs % Ivon. Write
directly CfIANTTERS pU pTfONE, s, Quai
der Etroits. Lyon, France
TO BE LET-The most beautiful RESI-.
DENCE on the Lake % Geneva, villa
Prangine, Nyon; et present occupied by the
ex-En,rcror Charles ~ Austria. pos-ession
from let Of June. For terms write Box ~
care Brands paess Agency, 23i-2 Strand,
..tarion w. G. tFngiardl.
-NINTf f;rp--- Exclusive commission agent or
representntive, plaques. medals. official art
rocdf, numbered. % the Centenary Of NapO.
iecuA Send fof Illustrated catslogua q,
rerirsArl Editeur de lEtat, q Ehaussc4
d'Antin. rafis.
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

Schr Alaska, South Arnboy for Lubec. NJ
Steam lighter A z Combes (at 8 AMI.
Tug Energy, with 4 barges Cat $50 AND
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Red and black spar buoy established June
by lighthouse tender Tulip 1% miles sEa4E
from Romer Shoal lighthouse 10 mark
sunken mudscow in % feet OF water. The
buoy Is ~ feet south OF wreck, the south
east end of which shows 1ls feet above the
water. Wreck lies NV and SE.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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AMERICAN PORTS.

By Telegraph
BOSTON, Mass, June ARRIVED, str New
ton, Norfolk.
Arrived Sd strs Mayarl (Brl. Banes, Cuba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
MRS. ANNIE {. TODD
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Noted Church Worker Stricken
After a Day Of Work Among
the Needy.

Airs. Annie L. Todd, 7S years old. OF
62i North Grant avenue, died sud
denly early this morning, when strick-
en- with heart Jttack. Although she
had hcen subject to heart trouble,
Mrs. Todd was very active, and this
mornings attack is believed to have
been caused by over-exertion yester-
day when she was engaged in relief
work among the needy.
One OF the most esteemed members
or the Ladies AID Society OF Silver
brook VI. y. Church, Mrs. Todd wa s
noted Tor her active participation in
church activities, work Of a charitable
nature especially. She was born in
bridgeville. but came 10 Wilmington
about so years ago. residing here ever
since.
Deceased is survived by four broth
ers, Joseph and William ,AIacklin of
this city; George Macklin of Bridge
vile and Emery NJ. Maeklin Of Sea-
ford. and one sister, Mrs. Van Cesel of
Denton. Md. The funeral will be held
from her late home Thursday after
noon, with services in Silverbrook
Church at one o'clock and interment
IN loveryiew cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
HAYS MAY QUIT CABINET.
Postmaster General Expected I
Accept Movie Post After All.

Washington. Dec. .20.--Friction I'm
the Cabinet may cause Postmaster
General Hays to accept the leader
ship OF tho association Of the moving
picture industry at u salary of $780,
GOO. It was suggested I'm an uuthori-
tativc quarter last night. The failure
60 agree It was said. has existed be-
tween Mr.. Hays and Attorney General
paughcrty.
Associates ot the Postmaster Gencr-
nj denied this assertion, saying re-
lations arc cordial between the two
Cabinet members. II was pointed out
that before Mr. Hays went into the
Cabinet he received two business of
fers at salaries OF 100000 and s76.-
ooo. lie finally turned both down on
the grounds that he was still Young
and the postofllce Department was a
mans job. Mr.. Hays, It was declared.
Is well satisfied with his present duties.
In communication to the department
yesterday te made no suggestion OF
rosigning.
No specific cause is cited for the
reported friction. Rumors that HAYS
and Daugherty were at odds persisted
through the campaign. II is now
stated the Cabinet is not big enough
FOR both, and that Mr.. Daugherty feels
one or the other should drop opt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
GEO. ". HOOKS HOUSE
ROBBED IN DAYLIGHT
Bold Thief Carried on $500
Worth OF Plumber Around
Noon Hour.

SuNerware. jewelry and set of furs.
all valued at $500. were stolen from
the home of George w. Hook. zoos
Harrison street. yesterday afternoon
by bold Negro thief. A neighbor
saw the tattcr leave the house with
suitcase. but thought Mrs. Hook had
given him some old clothes.
The theft occurred between 1880 a.
M, when Mrs. Hook left home. and
2.45, when she returned. Tho Negro
gained an entrance by breaking a
pane Of glass in the cellar door and
turning the deadlatch. II is believed
that he saw Mrs. HOOK leave the
house.
When Mrs. Hook returned and saw
the house in topsy turvy condition
she became frightened aud fearing
that the intruder was still in the house
called In neighbors. On the second
floor every room was strewn with
clothes which had been taken from
closets and searched. The contents
OF the bureau drawers were thrown on
the floor. The suitcase, which the
Negro used TO carry away his loot.
was taken from the third floor.
The stolen goods included a silver
set valued at $500, two gold watches.
Valuable as heirlooms, being the prop
erty OF Mr. IIool's grandfather, q
gold watch chain, four gold bracelets
rings and other trinkets. and a valu-
able set Of furs. In addition 10 that
the thief took roll Of shin plss sters'
and some old coins from n ehiffonier
The police have a description of the
thief and the stolen goods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
RENT Of DWELLINGS
WONT Be INCREASED,
REALTY AGENTS SAY
There Will be a Reduction in the
Charges, But it Wont be
General Before Spring.
DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES

Real estate agents. when interview
cd by representative of Every Even
ing, unanimously denied a rumor that
they contemplate increasing the rent
.of dwellings in Wilmington. Some
announced a slight reduction. but
none anticipated a general decrease be-
fore spring. They expressed sympathy
Tor poor tenants who arc in arrears
and stated there have been no levios
on household goods or ovictious of
delinqucnts.
Charles c. Kurtz, vioe-president Of
the Wilmington Trust Co. and head Of
It's rea. estate department, said rents
that sere put up out OF proportion
viii be forced down. but those that
rose moderately win not drop.
Guy T. Ford thought tenants who
want better surroundings Will seek
them on June 25. when the present
yearly leases expire. He expressed be-
lief that many house renters occupy
ing the district west OF and adjacent
10 Market street will move farther
westward, where they may have
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