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Evening journal., 1921-06-23
AT THE ARCADIA.

The engagement OF Foolish
Matrons' finishes today at the
Arcadia Theatre. The cast that en-
acts the lead in this picture Of
married life. consists Of such play
ers as Hobart Bosworth. Kathleen
Kirkham, Doris May, Wallace Nc
Donald and Charles Meredith.
The comedy "Spooners" completes
this bill
Tomorrow The Great Redeemer"
takes its place as the feature produc-
ton az the Arcadia. II, like Fool
ish Matrons," which 1t succeeds. is
the production Of Maurice .Tourneur.
This French director Is just as adept
in the presentation Of the mighty.
out-of-door West as he was in the
New York atmosphere Of Foolish
Matrons."
II. II. Van Loan. who wrote THE
Virgin Of Stamboul." is the author OF
The Great Redeemer." His story
is one Of spirited action. with char
acters that are sturdy specimens OF
the men and women who people the
sparsely settled sections Of the great
West. II tells Of a bad man in the
bad lands" who works out his re-
generation within prison walls.
Evening journal., 1921-06-23
CLOCK WAS GIFT
FROM NAPOLEON
Relic Owned by G. w. Ben
mum, Deceased, Sought
BY Antique Collectors
FORMERLY OWNED
BY MARTIN DeVAUGH
necial TO The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
MILFORD. June 23.-George W.
Bennum. of Georgetown, who died
last week and who was the oldest
jeweler in point Of service in Della
ware, has left as part Of his effects
"A relic that is attracting much atten-
tion and which is being sought by
antique collectors.
It is a clock that was the property
of Napoleon Bonaparte. Mr.. Ben
mum secured the clock in Milford
many years ago from Jabez Shock
ley in the way of a trade. Mr.. Shock
ley was then proprietor Of the inn al
Evening journal., 1921-06-23
The CHANGEIS
SO VERY GREAT
Popular Lady Suffered For
Nine Years Prior to TAX
ing Plant Juice
HER PHOTOGRAPH
FURNISHES PROOF

"Out Of gratitude for the mirac-
ulous recovery Of my health, I glory
in letting everyone know the means
by which IL was brought about, and
that was through Plant Juice" said
Mrs. Winnifred Barber. a well known
and popular Scranton lady, residing
at No. 519 Gordon avenue. in an in
Evening journal., 1921-06-23
AT THE QUEEN.

The big spectacle Deception"
had its last Queen Theatre pre-
sentation last night. The engage
ment has been marked by the en-
thusiasm Of the people who have
seen this glorious rehearsal Of Eng
lish romance.
Charles Ray returned today after
a prolonged absence to play in "An
Evening journal., 1921-06-23
AmnuSGnAGmtS
VISITORS Ar PARKS.

Shellpot and Brandywine Springs
Parks are rapidly taking the place
OF the regular excursion resorts as a
place FOR entertaining children. II
Is much cheaper TO take a trolley
car and take the children 10 one OF
these parks than Il is to go on a long
trip md the parks are filled with
more amusements than many OF the
so-called excursion resorts. Those
who desire TO give private parties
will fnd there Is always room in the
parks and ample benches and tables
for an who desire to serve their own
lunch In picnic style. II they do not
wish TO do this there are good eat
ing places at both parks.
Evening journal., 1921-06-23

also contains the famous Kimbali
NoN Humana, or human voice.
closely initiating an Individual
soloist or a grand chorus effect II
features stops havine chimes and
orchestral bells.
Evening journal., 1921-06-23
THE GREAT REDEEMER.
At the Arcadia BE ginning Friday.

Here he falls in love with8a young
society bud and how he wins her
in spite OF the competition OF the
most eligible men in society forms
the basis OF an original and startling
story Of life in the upper strata Of
the smart set Of today Conway
Tearle plays the part OF the young
Italian and opposite him beautiful
Martha Mansfield enacts the role Of
the young society bud.
In addition snub Pollard in "Own
Your own Home" a timely comedy,
and Pathe news Of current events
round out a delightful program.
Evening journal., 1921-06-23

Business partnerships may b
formed through the use OF the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-06-23

Like flowers spring from the soil.
opportunity springs fromlreading and
using the Want Ads-Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING pAGE.)

rock ia approximately lat 80 55 10 s. lon
fathoms - meters). with Santa Magdalena
4siand light bearing 260 deg 30 min Sylvester
EoiHt bearing SSl deg 30 min and Cape ST
iuceut ~bearing 25 deg 80 min Soundings
OF about o.6 fathoms Q2 meters) have been
aken around the rock.
The commanding officer of the Chilean
cruiser Esmeralda reports the discovery of
q shoaI, mud bottom, with least depth of
l-5 miles l46 deg from Ahui Point light, In
approximately lat II 81 S. Ion "a so w.
The Chilean batteship Espana ran aground
IN Approximately lat Al 45 35 8, Ion 73 AZ 3S
". on shoal composed OF sand. gravel and
shells. situated outside OF the b.5 fathom
tlo meter) course, at a distance OF about g1S
yards (sio meters) from Carelmapu Point,
on the following bearings: Carelmapu Point,
aig deg: islet southwark of Dona Sebastiana
Island. 277 dess and Lenqui Point. 90 deg
The shoal has a least depth OF 90 fathomt
q meters) and soundngs from 3.s fathons
q metersl 10 a. fathoms (S neters) have
been taken between the shoal and Carelmapu
Point.
May 10. LAT 30 80. lon "a 90. a spar from
~ 10 - inches in diameter. projecting about
f2 TO u feet out of water CTh!s Is prob
Nay IL In lat 80 81. lon "a 0S 30)
May IA. lat IS 50. lon 6s "a. a large red
conical buoy. marked NO 10" in black.
May "a. about 10 miles NNE (mag) from
Pebecca Shoal light. spar projecting about
70 feet above water, apparently attached to
submerged wrechsge. CThs is probably the
seine spar reported on April i6 about oiA
iiiles y % deg r from Rebecca Shoal light
April 30, lat IS 46, Ion 10 Is. drifting
mine
May %. sixteen bergs reported from lat
q o.. ION A. 10. TO lat - II, Ion - -.
May ~, large GROWER reported in LAT
- !, lon 40 OF. and two small bergs in lat
rs d. Ion 10 30.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
FORECLOSURE SALE.
UNITED TRACTION AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice Is hereby given that pursuan. 10
the Decree OF Foreclosure and Sale entered
by the Superior Court OF the State OF Rhode
Jsland on May 3. 1921, in a certain cnus
pending In said Court In the County OF Proyi-
dence entitled Central Union Trust Com
United Traction and Electric Company, De
fendant, Equity No. d101," and 20 the Final
Order of Sale made and entered by said
Court In said cause May 10, 1921, I.
ARTHUR A. THOMAS. Standing Master ia
Chancery, In and by said Decree of Fore
eiosurc and Sale referred TO as tho Special
Master tand hereinafter referred 10 as tn,
Especial Mastery win sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder or bidders therefor a.
Room 7, IN the Providence County Court
House ~ the City OF Providence. Rhode ISL
snd, on June ~. 1921. at four-thlrty O'Clock
In the afternoon. upon and subject TO the
terms. conditions and proviriOns in said
Decree OF Foreclosure and Sale and said
Final Order OF Sale more particularly set
forth the property I'm said decree describes
and therein directed TO he sold. to wit All
property and interests In property, Of every
ttaracter and description OF the United Trao-
ton and Electric Company. a New jersey
corporation, hereinafter referred 70 M the
described In Article VI and Article XI c.
said decree. and all property OF every kind,
nature and description acquired or held 81
the Receiver of the Traction Company IN sail
Equity Cause No. 4T0f. except cash.
brief general description OF the prop
erty 20 be sold at said sale is az follow.
A. All the property and interests in prop
ertN, covered by tne l'ru ~ Tie tnuvt faca
or dooC - trust dated March I. 1898. i..ads
BY 'hc Traction Company 70 central Trutf
,o.apsny " New York A. trustee (ln sat-
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy Mail.I

ANTIGUA, May 19-Sailed, str Canadian
Adyenturer CBr. Montreal.
Fisher Br). Montreal. SC tand sailed Pm
21st for Kingston, Nassau and MontreaD.
BUENoS AIRES, May 2o-sailed, str Ca
naa,i eApE RqnRer RneE (BN H. MSnsyea %ay passea
Canadian Sailor (Br), Halifax and st John
for Bristol.
CARDIGAN. PEI. May PIN port, schr
Anna Macdonald (Br). for Newcastle, NIB,
HALIFAX. May 22-Arrived. str VIM P
Palmer, Perth Amboy via Boston for 81
Johns: schrs James William (Br), Perth
Amboy; Mabel L Gum tBr). do.
Arrived 2lst. str volunda (Br), Sydney.
KOBE, May 15-sailed, str Edrdge. Hong
Kong.
LA PAz. May 2o-sailed, str Centralia. Ma
LoUIsBURG, CB, May .22-Arrived, strs
spilsby CBr,, Alexandria, &c; Ingeby (Br),
Rotterdam.
madam sapper (Br), st Johns. NF'.
FORT WILLIAM. May 20-Sailed, str Ca
madam Harvester (Br). Montreal Ito load
for Cardiff and Swansea).
Martre, str. valacia (Br. Portsmouth. z,
for Montreal.
sALoNIcA, May 1s-sailed. str Canadian
Explorer (Br), Torrevieta.
ST JOHN, NIB, May 22-Arrived. schr Ger
trude Parsons (Br), Perth Amboy.
Sailed oath. schr Nettie (Br), Meteghan.
ST STEPHEN. NIB. May 21-sailed. schr
Edward Smith. Harvey Bank Ito load for
SYDNEY. cB, May 2i-Arrived. strs Ca
madam Signaller CBr), Quebec. Veia (Nor)
Tamaqua fBr, Montreal for Hull; Wabana
tBr), Rotterdam for Montreal.
Sailed 2lst strs Shelley (Fr). England
Everilda (Br). Birkenhead: Royal tNor).
VICTORIA. BE. May i9-Arrived. str Kai-
sho Maru tJap). Kobe.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
SOUTH AMERICA HIT
HARD IN PRICE DROP
Suffers Also From Decrease
In Demand for Raw Material,
Says Reserve Board.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-South Amer
lea has suffered severely during the last
year from the decline in prices and de-
creased demand for raw materials, the
Reserve Board declared to-day in re-
view of economic conditions in that con-
tinent All leading South American
countries. the board explained, are de-
pendent to a large extent on exports OF
few commodities to the production OF
which they are particularly we'll
adapted. 1t was highly important. there
FORE for these countries TO have favor
able balance of merchandise trade.
Price reductions in the United States
for commodities constituting the bulk OF
the exports of Argentina, Brazil ana
Chile which had depressing effect on
conditions in those countries. were re-
viewed by the board
The reaction on Argentina the board
said, was felt particularly in wheat,
which fell from maximum of S2.9I a
bushel in May, 1920. in the United
States to S1.67 in March. 1921. Wool
fell from. a maximum of $126 per pound
In October. 1919, 1t added, to s0.52 in
March, 1921.
For Brazil similar trend OF prices
was seen by the board. coffee reaching
its maximum in the United States OF
1923 in July, 1919. and its minimum Of
S006 in March, 1921. while rubber fell
from $052 in January. 1919, to s0.16 in
February, 1921. In Chile. nitrates held
a maximum of s4.45 during the first
three months of 1919 and minimum of
$3.50 in March, 1921.
Not only did the prices of those COM
modities suffer severe drops. the board
declared, but it became difficult to dis
pose of them at any price. The purchas-
ing power OF European countries, which
had been the principal takers of South
American exports, the board explained,
was low, and In many cases goods which
had formerly gone to European markets
were sent to the United States, where a
large accumulation Of raw materials
and a consequent Generalization Of the
markets occurred.
South American countries We're de-
scribed by the board as being dependent
on imports of foreign capital for ex-
Dansion Of domestic industry and on
excess OF exports for interest and
amortization payments on those foreign
Investments.
When the war broke out, the board
seid, the inflow OF foreign capital ceased
and South America was forced to adjust
It's economic life to meet new conditions.
But that adjustment, it added, was
made easier after the first shock of war.
because demand for the leading products
became unprecedentedly large and prices
were high.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Automobiles Stolen.

The following automobiles wero listed a.
stolen in a report sent out last night from
Police Headquarters:
Ford 1920 sedan; license 2ss3s4 n. y;
motor 3oO1309.
Ford 1920 sedan: license 24.311 ~. y: mo-
tor f2oT4o5.
Ford 1920 touring: license e54S3s n. r.:
motor AS6iiI9.
Dodge commercial, one ton truck. blue body
red stripe: license number unknown: motor
G2e285.
Marmon 1918 churnrny roadster, maroon; "
conse 131a2i n. Y. motor Xx41sOlO
Chandler 1920 touring license 295T7 y. ";
motor e5JSS.
Hudson 1919 sedan, green; license 1891 n
Y: motor 1920.
Ford 1921 sedan. license 2Ietso Nebraska
motor 44S61f9.
Cadillac 1918 touring license 22s54s N T.;
motor 5JHTf.
Chevrolet sedan blue: license i55s2I ". Y.
motor 1880.
Hudson 1921 touring, dark blue. red wheels
license N41s ". ". motor 3323.
Liberty 1918 touring, yellow gear: license
ls35Ti ~. ". motor 7tCotTaS
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Fire Record

A. Nj.
:30-3oth ST. and North River: dock: CITY
of New York. k..................T .Tri fling
1:3e-520-52c East s0th ST.; Apron Supply
o:so-iso Grand ST.: National Metal Spin. SPIN
ming Co.. and others. TTfflinx
12:25-l1s Tth st.; Worst Ture Printing
PM.
55-24 West sth St: j. Archibald
MuETdy =. InKnOWn
b:o0-2160 Madison av.: Elite Pastry
W. unknown
6:10-229 West 10th st.; Max Le-
vine .TrfflinE
I:00-12S East Esd ST.. Charles Spigel
Unknown
s:2o-2S West 49th ST.: Hardman
9:i5-214 West 18th st.; the White
estate. *.ss.s AMMAN. Unknown
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
CABLE REPORTS.

ANUS. May 2I-sailed. str Rockaway
Park. Copenhagen tordered by shipping
ALEXANDRIA,. May 24-Arrivod. str Ka-
binga (Br). New York via Genoa
AMSTERDAM. May 22--Arrivod. str Rot
t.rdam Dutch. tank. Port Arthur via Nor
ANcoNA. May 17-saned, strs Larniaston
lBrl. Sand Key; 18th, Momentum GtaD
ANTiLLA. May 21-Arrived. str Lake
Ingienook, Cardenas.
Sailed 2ist. str Point Arena Havana
ANTWERP, May l9-sailed, motor Missis-
s!ppi (Br). from London for Boston
AFRICA, May 1s-Sailed. str Delrosa. San
..AvoNMoUTH. May 23-Arrived, str orthia
Sailed 2lst, str Wisely cRr). Montreal.
BALBOA. May 24-Arrived, strs Cauca
CBr). Corinto; Birmingham City, San Fran
cisco
Sailed 94th; strs, Steel Inventor. Seattle:
BARcELoNA, May 2i-Arriyed, ctr East
ern Merchant. Genoa. &c. Tor Baltimore.
BARRY, May 2S-hfrived, str Emlynian
BATAVIA. May 2i--Arrived. strs Clear
yater, New York; 22d. Tjisondari Dutch
San Francisco via Hong Kong.
BELFAST, May 2i-Arrived. str Eastern
Belle, New York.
BERGEN, May 2o-Arrived str Bergens-
BREMEN. May 2i-Arrived, str Highmead
g3r). Galveston.
Sailed 18th. str susauehanna. Boston and
BUENos AIRES. May 2s-Arrlved. str
Boswell tBr9, New York via Newport News;
fower New ~ York. MaS Sc Tl,Ssa for Koss str Bell
COPENHAGEN, May 24-Arrived, str Oscar
hn}ssqT6 Nfw Y2rS MSx ya GsHriis,anssnd
fBr), Havana.
Sailed 2Sd, strs Eurymschus CBr). Nor
folk; St Andre orr. Havana West Haven.
Norfolk: 2ith, Ebro CBr) New York: West
DUBLIN. May 22--seiled. str csrrlsau
Head CBr), Montreal.
DUNEDIN. May 22-Arrived str IRE.
gatthen (Brl, New Orleans.
GENOA. May io--Sailed. str Norman Mon
arch (BD, Hampton Roads.
Arrived 22d. bark Monte Rosa utaD. Nor
folk.
GIBRALTAR. May 2t-passed, str shanF-
Passed 24th. str Taormina dtaD, New
York for Naples and Genoa,
Arrived 21st, strg Canadian ProSpector
tBrl, Seattle via Panama Canal; Laura
tItaD. Baltimore; 2ith. Asuncion de I.arri-
nsga ltan, sayona for Galveston.
(Norl. sydney, CB.
ciRAvESEND, May 24--sailed, str Cranley
OBJ, from LONDON In for sydney. ca.
l8p, Liverpool tard sailed for New YorlO.
Sailed 25th. str Lady OF Gaspe (Br). Bos-
ton.
HAMBURG, May 2o-saied. strs shorts
vile, Philadelphia. 2ist, Farnworti, (Br)
fHfRvANA, May 24-Arrived, strs San
Mateo, Boston, Monterey. New York land
ssued for Vera Cruz,
arrived 25th, strs Esgeranza. Mexican
York; California (Fr)' Havre via Corunna
Cnlsmares. New York for Cristobal. &c
Mexico, New York.
Sailed 25th. strs Espagne CFr). Vera Cruz
Orlana (Brl, Valparaiso; Antonio LopeE
{Spl, Vera Cruz.
HELsrNGFoRs, May i5-Arrived, str Asa
beth Baltimore and New York via Danzlg
Sailed 18Th, str nolf Jarl (Norl. New York.
JtTCARO, May 2i--Arrived. str lake Fepin.
,upntsuamo 10 coll @fth for New Orloa4.5
LIBati. May 2e--Arrived, str Estonla
tusn), New YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26

LIMERICK, May 2l-sailed. str Isotz Mendi
(spl. Hampton Roads.
dutchl. New York for Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL. May 24-Arrived, strs LIN
gan tBrl, Montreal; e5th. yedic CBrl. do.
Hunter (Br). ST John. NIB; 25th. Cliffwood.
New Orleans: Newquay (Br). do
Arrived oath, str Tonjer cNor), New Or
LYTTLEToN. May 2s-Arrived str Ilee-
lung tBr. New York for Melbourne.
MALTA, May 24-sailed. str Clan Mac
NIANcnEsTER. May Nay" a5-Arrived. str
rwickenham lBr), Norfolk.
MARsEILLEs. May 22-Arrived. str Asia
Orr. New York and Providence via vigo.
MEJlLLoNES, May 19-Arrived, str Der
MoLLENDo. May 21-Arrived. str Eten
C'eruvl. New York and Baltimore.
MONTREAL. May 25-Arrived, str Hyacin-
thus (Br), New York
Sailed 25th, str wyncote tBr). London.
NAPLES, May i9-saied str Princess
Matoka, Boston and New York (and passed
Arrived 22d, str Italia CBD, Trieste for
New York.
PAGo. May is-Arriyed. schr ottilefjord.
San Francisco.
,PAttA. May 22-Arrived. str Lake Frazee.
Perrin May 22-sailed, str Kandahar
(Br), from Yokohama. &c. for Boston and
Dollar CBr). Calcutta. &c. for Boston and
Arrived 2ist. str Neleus CBr). Batavia for
Boston.
Arrived oath. str KaiiSyu Maru Jap).
Norfolk.
Sailed 10th, str Eastern Exporter. Bizerta.
PRESTON May 21-Sailed, str Bratland
(Nor). Boston.
In port 2ith, str LON (Noro, for Boston
Ito sail 26th).
RIO GRANDE. May 24-Arrived. str
HUT Rio JANEiRo' sis & May ssNArrived strs yuri
Maru dap. Norfolk; 18th, Cavour (Br),
New York and Norfolk.
ROTTERDAM. May o1-Arrived. strs Erie
Maru Jap, Jacksonville; 2sd, Nervier
Arrived 9th, 10 PM. str zyldyk DUTCH.
New Orleans.
Sailed ed, strs Minooka, New Orleans;
SAGUNTON, May 1s-Sailed. str Bizkargi
Msndi lSpls Hampton Roads;
Cervin CFr), Portland, o, for Genoa.
SANTANDER May 20-Arrived str In
fanta Isabel Nsp). Galveston via vigo.
sAVONA, May fS-Arrived. str Guaratuba
tBraz). New York via Norfolk.
SHANGHAI, May 20-Arrived str Chifuku
Msru, Gapl, New York via Norfolk.
Hong Kong. &c. for Vancouver.
SHIELDS. May 23--Arrived, str Trcutpool
Arrived 21st. str Canadian Settler Br),
isoUsT'HAMpToN. sour May 25-saned. str
olympic tBr). New orh VIA CnerDourR.
SYDNEY. NSW. May 19-Sailed, str Ca
madam Exporter CBr). Melbourne.
Arrived o3d, str Ventura, San Francisco.
TIENTSTN, May 20Arrived, str Eldridge.
Seattle via Yokohama for Hong Kong.
TIMARU, May 23-Arrived. str Tregarthon
TURKS ISLAND, May 90. AM-sailed.
str Tosto (Nor), from New York for Monte
Christi (and arrived latter port at noon).
VANCOUVER, BC, May 25-Arrived, str
Bradford (Br). Talara.
VENICE, May 1S-Arrved. str Etna
UtaD Baltimore via Catania.
VIBORG. May 14-Arrived. str Tashmoo.
Baltimore
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
AMERICAN PORTS.
LEV Mail ]

ALITAK, May 14-Arrived, bark Star OF
Finland, San Francisco.
ASTORIA o, May 1s-Sailed, str Santa
Alicia, Puget Sound
HONOLULU. May 19-Arrived str Hy-
ades, Belingham.
Sailed 10Th. strs Nanking, Yokohama:
Manulani, San Francisco.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. May 21-Arrived,
schr Romance, Fogo via Bermuda.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May t9--Sailed,
str Costa Rica, Bristol Bay: schr Louise,
Pirate Cove.
TACOMA. Wash, May 13-Arr!ved. str
Colin III Livingstone, Grays Harbor.
Sailed goth. str Bantu. San Francisco
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Convicted Murderer Escapes Jail,

WOODSTOCK. Ont. May 25. = Norman
Garfield, convicted murderer. who was
sentenced to be hanged June %, escaped
from jail late to-day. He was convicted
of having killed Benjamin Johnson, q
restaurant proprietor. on January 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Arrived Yesterday

Str Western Comet. st Nazaire Sept II;
70 70 the Potter TRANSFORMATION Co, in ballast; :;
Str uorbes Mendi (span). Gibraltar Sept
20 to Sofa y Aznar. in ballast: 1T OF 18th
st. Jersey City.
Str siboney, Tampico Sept 3. Vera Cruz
Oct /. Progreso Oct and Havana Oct s.;
to the New York & Cuba Mail Steamship p
Co. with IS passengers. mails and mdse
Str Montrolitc. Tampico Sept 20: to
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil; Pier g.,
Str w H Libby. I.obos Sept 80; to Robert
L Hague. with crude oil; Pier 5, Consta bic
to the Pan-American an % Petroeuun euT' Transport
Co with crude oil; Carteret. n j w.t..
anchored off stapleton. I.
Str Aladdin. Port Arthur Sept 30: to the
Str Tiger tNor5 Shields Sept ss: to
Robert L Hague. In ballast; Pier s. Bay
Str vestaMa (Br). Norfolk Oct I to the
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, with mdse in
transit; Pier S. West Shore r, Wee
str R c Rickmcrs Ger new s.17s tons).
Palermo Aug 25 Barcelona Sept 3, Gi-
braltar Sept II. Fayal Sept 20. to- Holder.
Weir Boyd, with mose; Pier American
J A Elliott s Co. with mdse; anchored of
Red Hook Flats, Rklyn
Str Nicholas Cuneo (Norl, Manzanillo
Oct 1; to Atlantic Fruit Co. with mdse !;
Pier 2e. e r.
Str szterenyi GD. Trieste and Gibraltar;
to TO- FhelRs Bros, with mdse; Pier T. Bush
U Ford. Philadelphia: Fort Wash
tngton Point. N r.
Us Pope. philadelphia, Fort Washing
U 8 Peary. Philadelphia. Fort Wash
ington Point, y r.
U Billingsley, Newport r I; Fort
Washington Point, n r.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Cleared

Str Trontolite (Am), Captain Larson;
Tampico Robert L Hague.
vana; n & cuba Mali s" CO. ines tA-
Str Lake Fernando (Am), Captain Pet
terson. Cienfuegos and ManzaniIlo; N &
:. Str cissy lNor). Captain Christensen
n 6 Cuba. Mall Co
Str Hallway (Am), Captain Eckert: Port
Lobos; Columbus Shipping Co.
str DsTtford (Am). Captain Kort; Tam
Tuxpam; Robert / Hague.
Str San Lorenzo (Am). Captain Fosu
San Juan and Aquadilla; N Y g. Porto
Str fungus CNor). Captain Anderson:
Monte Christi and Puerto Plata Columbus
Str Munamar (Anj. Captain Mcdonald
Nipe and Banes; Munson Line.
Str Colon (Am). Captain Haynes; Port
au- Prince and CristobaI; Panama Railroad
Str H NJ Flaglcr tAn). Captain Michael
son; Port I,obos Robert L Hague
Str Virginia (An). Captain Anderson !:
Str Philadelphia (Am). Caftain Good
man; Curacao and La Guayra. Bliss. Dali
Str East Cape CAp., Captain Jones:
Bremen and Hamburg Ec-r s s Co
Str Megan Hellas (Grl Captain vlakhis;
Naples and Piraeus; Galanos q Co.
Str William 1son (Am). Captain supper:
Rotterdam; American g. italian CO.
Str FL Orien,e (Am). Captain Delahanty !;
Galveston; southern Pacific Co.
Str Comus (Ar), Captain Boyd; New
Orleans: Southern Pacific Co.
Str Jefferson tAm), Captain Horsley
Norfolk: Old Dominion Transport Co.
Str Lanpasas (Am). Captain Davis; Gal
veston Mallory steamship Co.
Str Lake Stirling (Am), Captain white
hurst Richmond; Richmond & New York
Str Eastern Dawn tAm), Captain soren-
son; Philadelphia: Black Diamond Steam
ship Corporation
Str Eika (Nor). Captain Tsaksen: Perth
Amboy Bennett Hvoslef q Co.
str Lucleenbach CAMP. Captain
Baarsyad: Philadelphia; Luckenbach
Steamship Co
str Cape Henry (An). Captain white
hurst; Cristobai, Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific
Stearnship Co.
Str Pioneer tAn). Captain Jones: Tam
pico Robert L Hague.
Sohr Gertrude Parsons (Br), Captain
Morris, Perth Amboy; F whitney & Co.
Sohr Mary F Anderson (3r). Captain
Oxner, Newark. f whitney & Co.