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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
MAINE OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

Engage in Private Business.
AUGUSTA, Me. Mach 2I-Frank L.
Palmer of Saco resigned a. state bank
commissioner today. His resignation j.
10 take effect at the convenience OF
Governor Baxter.
Commissioner Palmer explained that
he planned to retire in order to become
connected with private enterprise. the
nature of which he is not at liberty to
divulge at this time He was appointed
+ years ago by Governor Milliken.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
First Baptist Church

Friday. p. m-Junior Endeavor
meeting: 7.30-Regular church prayer
meeting
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
TAX COLLECTIONS VAST.
Income and Profits Tax Net Uncle Sam
Tidy Sum of $3.50 OOO. 600.

WASHINGTON. March "a - Income
and profits tax collections for the March
10 installment were estimated by Seerr-
tary Mellen today to aggregate $615.-
000.000.
Up to the close of business Tuesday,
March %, $3.50, 100000 had actually been
deposited from the collection.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
THE WEATHER

Rain Tonight and Friday-Warmer To-
night. Increasing Winds.
WASHINGTON. March ~ - The
weather forecast: Rain tonight and Fri
day. Warmer tonight Increasing
southerly winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
FOR RELIEF IN IRELAND.
American Prelates Send Large Sum to
Suecor Needy in Emerald Isle

HuttVE -NtVtIN III FlIIItFdfU IsIt-
DJ BLlN. March 24.-Cardinal Loguc.
primate of Ireland. has received 226,66I
pounds as the result of the collection or
dered for the relief of Irish distress hy
Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia.
The lord mayor of Dublin has received
2,OTI pounds from Bishop Corrigan of
baltimore for the same purpose.
The Smith family numbers 14,O00.O 900
members throughout the world.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24

TOLEDO. O., March 24.-The sale of
Henry Ford's paper. The Dearborn In
dependent, was yesterday prohibited by
the chief of police
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
FORD'S NEWSPAPER
BANNED BY POLICE
Sale OF the Publication Forbidden by Po-
lice Officials in Chicago and
Toledo, Ohio.

CHICAGO. March 24-Thc sale oi
tie Dearborn Independent, a publication
issued by Henry Ford. on the streets OF
Chicago was prohibited today under q
ualice order. after Il conference between
the acting corporation counsel and the
police captain in charge of the central
station.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
GERMANY GRPPED
BY RED ANARCHY
Communist Revolt Spreads
Through Industrial
Districts
BANKS RAIDED BY
UNCONTROLLED MOB

Residents OF Hettstedt Flee In Panic -
90 Reported Killed During Fight In
Hamburg - Revolution Financed by
Soviet Funds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS
ENDS Journey
Distinguished PreIatel Dies
In Baltimore Home
This Morning
DEATH CAUSED BY
HEART AFFECTION

His Eminence Rose Rapidly from Priest
hood to Head of Church In America
Noted for Scholarship - Economic
Views Valued.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Large Hunts Point Flat
In the Bronx Sold

Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold for the Hgs-Lap Realty Company
(Tubias Lapan and Morris Jashnof)
the Hunts Point Apartment, six
story elevator structure, erected on
about thirteen and one-half lots. on the
south side OF Southern Boulevard, be-
tween 1sSd and Simpson streets, and
having frontage of $50 feet. Inelud-
ed in the sale IS plot OF four lots
heated in re rear Of the building,
witch has beer used for park pur-
poses by the tenants. This viii be inl-
proved by the new owner with an
apartment house
The Hunts Point Apartment was for
years the largest apartment in the
Bronx, and was constructed by James
aIeehsn for the Henry Morgenshau
Company about ter years ago. 1t con-
talns ninety-seven suites and twenty
one stores. This IS the third sale Of
the nroperty within three years by the
same brokers. The. selling company
has been asking 81 1,o00so00 for the
Samuel cowen sold for the Budin
Investing Company, Inc, OF which Emil
Hebitzek is president, the six four
story apartments with stores, 150x Loo,
at 90S to 913 Freeman Street.
George Giakas sold to Joseph r.
Singer fve-story fat al 1915 Crotona
Avenue, S7.6x100.
Andreas Fuchs sold to fsidor Mona
schefsky four-stcry fat at 1888
linford Place, 33.3xt0O
David Silverston sold 20 Sadie Ber-
man the two three-story dwellings, at
IT'S and 1870 Bathgate Avenue, 40 AZ
i09.4x irregular
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Operator BUYS
Nine Dwellings
I'm I22d Street
Leonard WeiIl Takes Over
Houses Occupying Greater
Part of Block Between
Park and Lexington Aves.

Tbs greater part of the block front
N the north side Of East i22d Street.
sstweea Lexington ard Park avenues,
os.upied by nine four~story and base
,aent private dwelling houses, has
bssa purchased by Leonard Weiu.
anerstor. The houses arc known as
IS lis, Iii, 119, 12I, I23, I25, fS7 and
fs9 East i2Sd Street, each on LOT 1873
xloo. sffording a total frontage OF
sbout i5o feet.
The property was sold by Clara
glingenstein, whose family have owned
.5is realty for twenty. years. Mr. Weill
(. has received several offers for the re-
sale of the property. David \. Ger
shsnfeld was the broker.
Resale has been made by Ennis l.
s;nnott and William Goldstene to an
,nvestos Of the three three story dwell
ings, 56sx1o0, at 5a9-553 West l5Gth
Street. William Marks negotiated the
rssale of the houses, which the sellers
acquired recently from the Grfnnel
Goodwin & Goodwin, Inc. sold for
Florence Il. Allen the three-story
dwelling at 4T West Ninety fourth
street, 1sex100
Robert c. Gruners sold for Ger
rude Z. Cushman the private dwell.
;5r $50 West Twenty-first Street,
owned by the selling family for thirty
Ave years and being part of the orig
irsl homestead of Don Alonzo Cush-
msn.
Susan Reinwald sold to Maud Reig-
rsnacht q three~story dwelling st 952
81 Nicholas Avenue, 15.exeSx irregular
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Strong, Demand for
Land Is Indicated
BY Rodgers. Action

Strength of the buying movement in
land was demonstrated again yester-
day in the Vesey Street auction room
when buyers were found for the John
C. Rodgers property, consisting of S75
lots The lots were not only sold, but
brought good. prices, the total Of the
bids being SS40,s50.
Joseph F. Day, who auctioned the
property said the result was not only
satisfactory, but surprising. The
eagerness Of The bidders and the in
terest III the sale which was indicated
by the large crowd present support the
OPINION shat vacant property is in fer
a good market. New York is on the
threshold of another great expanding
movement, which means land will oc
taken up and developed.
Mr.. Day started the sale BY offering
q plot at the junction of West Fordham
Road and Sedgwick Avenue. After
sixty-eight bids this plot was sold to
Harris Sussman for s9,200 The same
buyer bought the lot adjoining 80 the
south for $500. The northwest cor
ner of West Fordham Road and Cedar
Avenue was acquired by Mr.. Sussman
tor s3,10o, and also two adjoining plots,
paying $4,000 for one and $2,1Oo fer
the other. Lots on West Fordham Road
TO the south OF Mr.. Sussman's purchase
vent for $1,000 each
j. Glarence Dav es bought the north
east corner OF West Fordham Road and
Harlem River Terrace, triangular
plot, for $1,000 for the corner and S.
200 Tor the plot adjoining on the north
Ihe southeast corner of Landing Road
and Harlem River Terrace went for
$3.50, and $1,000 and $1,000, respec-
gely, were paid for inside plots.
The let OF the west side of jerome
Avenue. at the steps leading up to
l66th Street, brought S3,7oo. E. L.
Sawyer bought the plot to the south
Tor $3.50. The lot on the north side
o. l66th Street on Jerome Avenue was
purchased for $4,000 by Mr.. Sawyer.
The southeast corner of Anderson
avenue and 166th Street, abutting on
Jerome Avenue, went for 81 300, and
the plot of five lots to the south was
SOLD Tor $1,000 to Richard Cosgrove
inside lots on the west side of Ander-
son Avenue averaged $4,000 each.
The northeas. corner of Riverdale
Avenue and 263d Street was purchased
by James Mcnamara for $2,400. He
bought two lots to the north and three
lots to the west. paying $3.50 and $3,-
0oo, respectively. j. Roman Brown
bought q piot of lots On the north side
of 263d Street, at the head of Delaheld
Avenue, for $4,000.
Riverdaie Avenue lots south of 263d
Street brought from $4,000 to S1.o5o
each. Cn Tyndall Avenue prices
ranged from $1,050 to $3.50 each, while
on Liebig Avenue prices averaged S725
each. Corners brought from 81 ,050 to
SITS each.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Loft and Store Space Leased in
Uptown and Downtown Zones

N. & L. Hess, Inc, leased the fifth
nccr at East Twentieth Street to
stanley c. Tarrant; the second floor at
252-204 East Twenty-ninth Street to
Charles Sam & Bro; the second floor
a. ll5-1l7 East Twenty-third Street to
The Madison Textile Corp; the store
ana basement at 1873 West Thirtieth
street to Hotchner Bros. and the third
soos at 49, West Thirty-frst Street to
sns Tailored Dress Company.
Rica's Academy of Languages has
,Msased the store and basement, ct 62
west Forty-eighth Street, for the sale
Of books and arts. Butler & Baldwin
ena Louis Carreau were the brokers.
ID: =. English leased the third loft ct
iso2-l554 Broadway for FIVE years to
ae Eiaito Publishing Company.
T. K. Van Winkle has rented the
.esterly half Of the store at 152-154
vest Seventy-seeond Street to the New
ioIz Telephone Company and the store
Zl2S Broadway TO II. BlU.nenthal &
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford leased the
sEore at the northeast corner of Audi
oon Avenue and 181st Street to the
consumers Neat and Provision Market,
WhiteGoodmen leased the eighth
n neor at 57-5e East Eleventh Street to
aas aWssner ne & Peper, Inc: the building at
syl North Fifty second Street to David
TOSS; the second left at Is North Six
seenth Street to Neuman & Smit.
sofown- " heelock Company, Inc, leased
spr the estate of Moses Gardner, Ber-
ssi,d, ssaid Epstein trustee. the fve-story
sS.a.ii.alng az 447 Broadway, through to
a & sercer Street, to Harris Lukashok
oaarles F. Noyes Company leased for
es.tsmann & Co. lot Park Row to Henry
way TO the Wear Well Pants Manu-
- ,.ssssenring e Company, and the fifth f7oog
1s Great Jones Street to the Ideal
00at Front Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Real Estate News
Purchase Three
Flats ON Columbus Ave,

Tue Benenson Realty Company pur-
CHASED from the Dunstan Realities. Inc.
Sae three tva-story apartment honsns
az ago to 4s4 Columbus Avenue. 7s.4x
W adjoining the southwest corner Of
Eighty-fcarth Street,
5oisn kociiig sold to Mary Yoost a
l9.6xT2x irregular. ~ y
:, anthony l. Parente sold TO Attic
Mandola four-s story tiat Of 5t2 East
ll9th Street, 20xt00.fo.
y. hemeidsna L. Knoppert sold to n
NJ =. hershowits five-story fiat at i55
west l2Sd Street, 20x1oo.I1.
:, Nellie McGinn sold to the John n
rierce Realty Holding Company Ave
99.ll. es'' -'o'
Jacob Chaimowitz sold to Mollio
bseckenstein q six-story tenement at
1s3 Orchard Street. obxs7.2
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
A SERVANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST
iAsY COMMUvATIoN no NEW YORK.

EASY coMMUvATIoN TO NEW YORK
Permanent home. everything modern and
ready for occupancy a. above price no ex-
tr2s; steam heat rarquet floors. beautifully
decorated inside and out. Select, strictly
resldent'al netghhorhood. Water sports.
got. country club, schools. churches, mar
quitoss. Big living room, with huge open
fireplace: Many hne old oaks supply abund-
am shade. No servants needed; electrical
range vacuum cleaner, washer, electric
iilghts ilgt.a and base plugs. Balance. after
money than you will waste in rent the next
few years. Investigates p. D. WORCES-
aEh, suite 1919, 10 Broadway. N Y. C.
Tel. 1872 Cort
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
si2o,00O Garage for l.. I. City

l.. .ne Ettinger Contracting Company
Sas as oeen awarded the general contract
s ss constructing new garage and
Ersice a., station at Thirteenth and VIII
inr .' !. streets, Long Island City, accord
s;assn s 70 Browns Letters, Inc, Construc
uars sae 20 interstate Land Holding Com
sytsestons prepared by Frank S. Parker.
s,as. sss .Daiiding will be Of reinforced con-
riss sse construction, two and q half sto-
80 algn, 100000 and will cost Sf25. 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Other Sales at Auction

,zsasy ST. q zsa-zs4 saFy sraay 3 sISa r,ks IT.
ssrcs .nsns NM and strs. 43.sx6o; Sarah II
sg,sseassy' sigmund wtess et al. amt due.
sainti,y =. saxes. ate, sse4.7o. 10 the
ana ssscrsage tract on Fort Schuyler
assf east River; Lawyers Title and
~, sssS. sgt Sound Heights corp; amt
f4snt;n 80 80 % taxes. etc, Se7, 600; 10 thu
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Theater and Business
Building for 9th Ave.

The northwest corner OF Fiftv-ffth
Street and Ninth Avenue, I5ox1o3. has
seen subleassd by the Merry Mills
Holding Company TO Che Ninth Avenue
Amusement Company for forty-two
years
On the site Will be erected com
msrcisl stone building and theater
60 set z,U9J persons. The property is
owned by John Armstrong Chanler. TINS
rental for the first twenty-one years
wiIl be S1,00o,0oo. kriger & Aaron
and Henry Fried were The brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
BRONxvILLE

ARE YOU LOOKING for comfortable
six-roora house. highly situated, with all
rcdern improvements? Living room 1sx
~ with large stone fireplace: porch ax23:
tile bathroom, pedestal buiit-in bath lava
tory: electric base outlet; hard wood floors,
steam heat; large size plot in beautiful
CHESTER HEIGHTS PARK" Price
$4,000. terms arranged; n. X, Boston &
Westchester r. f. station. Chester Heights,
on property; express train service every 20
minutes to and from New York. We will
build TO suit your Individual saate and
requirements and have your new home
ready for early spring occupancy. Marberry
Construction Co, Inc, Union Corners,
Bronxyilie. Telephone Bronxville 1l24
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Apartmenss to Cost $3.50. 900

Sobsss Leoos Realty Company, Samuel
stosa President, will erect three five
eos, ,sl apartment houses, estimated to
sss eaoo'DO0, on the west side of Sher-
H. avenue, rs feet north of McClel-
sss,.e street. Each house will have q
az ar1tiIase tI Of 81 feet. Margon & CHASER
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Florida

FToRrDA-For information about the
orange and grapefruit growing sections,
call. write or phone
TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE
n 7. Branch office. &c r. 41at St.. near
Madison Ave. Murray Hill 694D.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Westchester

PoNDF1ELD CROsswAYs
Miniature estate with view of Sound sor
gale or will rent furnishedl mi April Is,
$3.50 per month. Phone owner, lO44-J
Eronxyille. for appointlnent.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
New Jersey

ARTISTIC MODERN coLoNrA1, HOMES
in desirable section. SEMMIT NJ j.
S12, Geo TO $40 tpg. Terms
EUGENE JOBS-H- W. BECK CO.
G1Hckawauna Station, Summit n I
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Connecticut

Artistic HOME an@ studio. s1o.5oo; on
lovely hillside: picturesque location y
acre: almost certyfy old, s rooms. 2 open
fires; every ifnprayement; excellent condi-
ton. Mrs. r. w. Fuller Tel 22S West
port, Conn
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

THREE-sTORY. s-family building. grocery
store. with or without stock ard Ak
tires, and q good barn: excellent oppor-
tunity for man vide awake. 2. Gaertner,
l23 Union av-. New Rochelle, n y. Phone
aS63.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
MOUNT VERNON

ACCOUNT OF leaving for Europe. owner
wants quick sale modern stucco house
rooms. sun porch baths, Lear freproof
section 2 railroads within minutes walk:
asking sly.seo: no reasonahIs hid refused.
Phone Hilicrest 1886.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

FfyE-STORY new law apt house, "a. l..
on foor; rents $4,000; price So 0oG
cash $1,000. COUGHLAN & CO, Inc, 2oi
Wes. 7zd.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
PORT CHESTER

VERY desirable hornes. to II rooms. Ia
baths; excellent locations: near schools
churches, etc; s7,ooo-s1I 900. on easy
Tel. 1881 Port Chester. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
oeesns

AT JACKSON HEIG HTs-Nciceiy furnished
sroon apartment, all frnodern Improve
Newtown. 1851. care Of Queenshoro Cor
poration. Elmhurst, Lr\k.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
WHITE PLAINS

LEASE my home. completely furnished to
May l.; centrally located. depot, schools
churches. ETC. Phcae White Plains 1888.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
NEW ROCHELLE

AN OPPORTUNITY for the right family
One OF our clients who has an exccp-
tionally attractive home of 9 rooms 8
baths. in one Of the best sections CT New
Rochelle. will rent fully furnished for the
winter months to antabsolutely responsible
per month.
MRS. Edmund w. BoDINE,
Az Main ST, New Rochelle. N. r.
Telephone SsS.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


large rooms. bath. garage; plot look
100; restricted section: high situated;
beautiful view. near school and station:
can be arranged for two families; price
Sl5,ao0; satisfactory terms arranged In
auire Jos. Blank, as Highland &v Phone
Hilicrest 5TlS.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
PELHAM

OWNER RETIRING TO COUNTRY .state;
real sacrifice to quick buyer; iInniedt :
alta possession; nine beautiful rooms.
three tiled baths. iuclosed sun parlou etc !.
rles 7o112S- Mr.. McMil!en. bryant s7.o.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
APARTMENTS TO LEr-UNFuRNIsHEp
Queena

Gaueema
a-RoOM and bath housekeeping apartment.
suitable for couple 2g minutes from
Grand Central, Queensb6re Subway. at
jackson Heights ReAricted community.
tenant ownership plan AjSmall initial pay
ment~ Balance SIS monthly Occupancy
Dec. lst- Phone Debnam Newtewn 2652
New Jersey
NEW HOUSES AT $500 OF
at Bogotz Heights, built OF stucco and
frame; steam, parquet ioors. electricity; /;
plot 4oxi6G Michael Bros. & Christian
son. Maplewood and Pelisade aves. Tele-
phone Eackensack 5S3~R.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
CLEARED.


IFrom L. S. Naval Communication Service.]
Str Belgic (Br) Howarth. Liverpool-Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Co.
Danzig and Lisbon-The East Asiatic Co.
Str Sudbury, O'Brien. Hamburg via Phila-
delphia--United American Lines. Inc.
Str Ryndam Dutch, Kro. Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Observation-Disclosures
Line.
Str Nordhvaien DAM. Mattsen. Bilboa.
Lisbon and Seville-Ocean Transportation
Corporation.
str Kalomo (Br). Abbey, Piraeus, Salon
lea, &c-Sanderson & Son.
Str Sofia QtaD, Hleglech. Trieste-Phelps
Bros Co.
Str City of Hankow CBr). Mason, Cape
Town, Algoa Bay. &c-Norton, Lilly & CO.
Str Mary, Goodman, Porto Plata, Sanchez,
ll-lnsuJar Line.
Str Santa Marta. Butts. Preston, Kingston,
&c--United Fruit Co.
Str Sorland (NoD, Axelsohn. Nassau and
Tampico-New York and Cuba Mail Steam
ship Co.
Str ] A Bostwick Hobbs, Texas City
Robert l. Hague.
Str Trimountain. Wallace, New Orleans
McAllister Bros.
Str John d Rockefeller, MOTIFS, Baton
Rouge-Robert L Hague.
Str NJ Elliott, Munroe, Baton Rouge
Robert l. Hague.
str Apache Chichester, Charleston and
Jacksonville-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk-Old Domln-
ion Transportation Co.
Str West Mingo, Fleming Qrom Calcutta)
Baltimore--W X Grace Co.
str Belita (Nor). Thowaldsen, Philadel-
phia-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Schr Susan B, Covert, San Pedro de Ma
coris-Gilmartin & Co.
Schr Evelyn Miller (Br), Dicks Newark
-Scammell Bros.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Mail.J

ACAJUTLA, Feb ARRIVED, motor Borg
land (Nor), San Francisco.
ADELAIDE. Feb 6-Sailed, schr +
BALBOA, Jan 2e--safled. str Pengreep
CAfd.Ao, Jan 2i-Arrived, schr Planter.
cIENFUEGos. Feb G-sailed. str Eastern
pEMERARA. Feb T--sailed. str Canadian
Recruit (Br). Nuevitas (to load for New
York or Philadelphia).
TANNING ISLAND, Jan 2e-sailed, motor
Doris Crane (Br). Gilbert Islands.
HALIFAX, Feb 1o-Arrived. str Stella
Maris (Br). New York; schr Namara CBr).
HoNG KONG. Feb 4--saiied. str cada-
iootisBGRs, CB. Feb lin port. str Tur-
ret Cape (Br), for Europe,
NuEvITAs. Feb 7--Arrived. schr Freeman.
PORT ANTONIO, Feb Io-sailcd. ctr San
Gil (Rr), Philadelphia.
PORT AtJ PRINCE, Feb f0-Arrived. str
Albaro (ItaD, Tenerffe, &c. Via 81 Thomas.
PORT ELIZABETH. Feb h-saied. ship
WIN r Lewis. Newcastle. NSW 10 load for
PORT SAID, ieb 5--sailed, strs Western
Knight, from Daircn for United Kingdom
9th West Hepburn. London,
ST JOHNS. NE. Feb 10-salled. str Cana.
dian (Br), Halifax.
sT JOHN, NIB, Feb 10-Arrived str Pre-
sailed 9th, s,rs Lord Antrim CBr), Boifas,
and Dublin; 10th, kamouraska (Br), Louis
skIrNA CRUZ. Fob ARRIVED str CITY
of Para Balboa for San Francisco.
SANTIAGO, Feb J-Sailcd, str Lake Narka
Halifax.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
By United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.

distances given In miles: time at noon.
unless otherwise specified.l
Agwimoon 427 NE Port Lobos 18th.
Alabama 81 sW South Pass 18TH
Algonquin 41l7 from San PEDRO PM Eth.
Atenas cTG NV Havana 18Th.
Baldbutte 225 NE Lobos Island 18Th.
Baldrock 80 NE Frying Pan 18th.
Beatrice 5 S Hatteras 18Th.
Brandywine 76 sw South Pass 18th.
Broad Arrow 3,i94 from San Francisco 3
Charles Z Harwood $50 W Tampa 18th.
City OF Dunkirk lat . IL. lon 50 52 18th
Clement smith 30 NE Cape Charles 18th.
Connoss Peak $40 Z Cape Henry iith.
Cornelia 654 5 Ambrose 18Th ,.
Champion Anderson 333 r Tampico 18Th.
Creole state i2o from Honolulu 8 Pm 12th.
Cuba III San Pedro PM 18th.
u G Scofield 2,4oo San Francisco Pm
pevoiente "a ENE Paio Blanco 18th.
Eagle i.ses sE San Diego 18th.
Eastern Planet $50 Il Ambrose 1ith.
vi Alba 2i0 5 Scotland l. V i4th.
vi oriente as wNw Torugas 18Th.
Eten 2s2 Sc by 4 Ambrose l4th
r @ Barstow 300 r. Tampico 18Th.
Fort Victoria $50 sc Ambrose lightship 18th.
Frank II Buck i,jsi IRON San Francisco
rrankiin k Lane 2is South Pass 18th.
tiulfcoast 1913 5 Mobile 18th.
Guif uit'snp Maid 81 ENE sabine bar 18TH.
Halo % Scotland l. V ffth
Harvester 1870 NNE Looos Island IAN;
Heredia 23a n Docas 18Th.
Uounna is3 Sw Hatteras 18th.
Hyadss g from Honolulu PM 18th,
INLAY 2.3fs from San Pedro PM 12th.
Iris iig San Pedro Pm 18th.
Iaiapa 400 : San Pedro I'M i-th.
! ~ Van Dyke fOT s Cape May iith.
John Englis ss6 T. Overfalls iIth.
John NJ Connolly 20 EW south Pass 18TH
John Worthington 15I Sc Tampico 18Th,
Joseph VI Cudahv iGs T. Tampico bar 1Sth.
Kehuku 81 r Port Lobos 10Th.
Kinderdyx lat II 80, Ion 90 a3 18TH
lake Airline " 4 Ambrose 18th
Lake Faristeli 202 Hatteras f3th.
Lake FianamA 274 Nj Vera Cruz 18Th.
Lake Flournoy lat . 632, Ion 0a ~ lSth.
Lake Giaucus 13l sW fIatteras 18th
Laramie 24O ENE Port Lobos 18Th.
louisville Bridge 22a SW South Pass 1oth.
Iuceilurn iOi r Tampico 18Th.
Iurline % " Honolulu PM 18th
Maquan 1875 San Pedro y PM l2th.
Matnicock 1918 SW san FRANCISCO loth'
Maui sol u Honolulu PM 18Th.
NcCrcary County iia 8 Ambrose j4th.
Mexicano 267 Galveston 1871.
Mobile CITY 600 w Balboa 1871.
Montroiite go SE San Francisco 18th.
New England lat "a h5. Ion 20 gs 1fth.
New York i5o SSW 1iatteras iith.
Niie SIS from Honolulu PM 18th.
Oshkosh 81 SIC Ambrose i4th.
Paraguay 145 y Sabine bar 18Th.
Parismina 800 $ South Pass 18Th.
pennant from Galveston , lyth, ;n,i,
San Antonio 500 san francisco PM 18th.
San Mateo 30 ~ Cristohal 18Th.
San Jose l,17S san francisco lSth.
Santa Alicia LIZA y San Francisco Pm
santa Cruz sis e Honolulu PM I2th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

Santa Rosalia 3ao S Mobile 18th.
Salem County 80 ENE Port Lobos 18th.
Saramacca $40 y English Cay i3th
Shenandoah 65 NE Hatteras i4th.
Sierra 972 : San Francisco PM 18th.
Shasta lat II 26. Ion 1i1 IL Pm 18th.
Socony 276 S Hatteras 18th.
steel Mariner 26s S Ambrose l4th.
Stockton .6TI from San Francisco PM
18th.
Sunbeam 90 + Sa bne bar 18Th.
Swiftsure i50 T. Tampico 18Th.
Turrialba 226 SW Kingston 18th.
Union Liberty 197 Hstteras i4th.
Utacarbon 100 SW Hatteras 1fth.
Ventura 5s5 $ San Francisco PM 18TH
Nesta 175 S Hatteras 18th.
w III Libby lf2 Sc South Pass 18th.
Walter ID Munson pa Ambrose 1ith.
Wawalona ,452 NE Balboa 18th.
West Eldada . ,S95 8 San Pedro 18th.
West lsleta 100 Los Angeles 18th.
West Kebar 1,ISS San Pedro 8 PM 18th.
westford 100 Sc South Pass 18th.
william Green 20 NE Tampico 18th.
Yorba Linda $40 Sc Cape San Lucia 18th.