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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-22
A $3.50 Set of Kitchen Tools
And Specially Built-in Tool Compartment Tray

Results at the start of this sale would have
surprised us if we had not calculated on the
exceptional selling power of our present of
fer All records for the sale of kitchen cab
inets in this part of the country have been
shattered. And the sale has only begun. 1t
continues for limited time.
But come in soon. We can't guarantee to
have this special offer in force for you if you
delay.
There are three reasons for the excep-
tional number of Hoosiers we have Sold
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-22
Bargains in Porch Swings

We won't carry over a single porch
swing-so have cut the prices 70 where
they are real bargains Choice OF Fiber
reed, canvas. and fumed oak. Some 4
foot swings as low as S4.95
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
ELECTRICAL MEN
HAVE BIG PROGRAM
FOR MEETING HERE
Sessions Will Open Feb.
IA; Several Colorado
Speakers Coming

Tho program Tor the convention of
the New MoNico Electrical couvcu-
ton 90 be held In this city ON Feb.
~ 10 ana tG, has been announced as
follows.
Monday
$3.50 q. ~.
Registration, Chamber OF COM
mercc
Address ~ Welcome. stop Ii,cl,
Watkins, secretary OF Chamber ut
Commerce.
Response. g ~ Eiuurt. Roswell
Reading ~ thc minutes. Charles D..
TwuTood secretary.
Presidents annual address, a. A..
Roberts, Carlsbad.
Report ur the secretary ma
trcJauTct aud committees.
2.3O p. w.
Central station Matters y \.
BrndntT. Las Vegas Light A Power
company Las Vegas. y. NJ,
discussion, Activities ~ Rocky
Mountain DIVISION. - &, l.. A." r.. a.
rhinnry, president Rocky Mountain
division.
Discussion. simple Aunlogi,s of
Electrical Phenomena" 49, e. j.,
WhcUtlSkc General Electrical COM
pauN, Denver.
Discussion. "rhc P,ddlcr." Mrs.
Hollis X. Johnson. Commercial Flee
trical supply company, st. Louis.
ptrousstuu
Evening
$50.
"Aibupuorruo m lss-' Countr,
club.
tuesday
n;3U u. ~.
"Mnttcrs of Interest tU Central
stations W. g. Wells. Mountain
states Machinery company. Denver
Discussion
"LiRhtuinE and Lightning prutcc-
ton Prof Charles D. carey. dean
e Electrical Engineering. state tui-
yvrslty Albuquerque.
Discussion.
stores ana Purchasing" W u.
Greek. purchasing agent Trinidad
Electrical Tiiu mission Hallway n
G,s COMPANY. Trinidad. colo.
discussion.
1850 y. m.
"Colurpdo Association g. 4 Sem -
rad president Colorado Electric Rail
WY association. boulder.
Discussion.
"publicity. y T.. Gr.runwalt. pub
licity manager Mountain States T.lr-
phone 4 Telegraph company. Dom
yer
Discussion.
"Elcctricity Prof r. W. Goddard.
New Mexico College 90 Agriculture,
Discussion
Electrical M~,ryhuuuiHr'' T. q.
senior, Edison Elvuui,1l AppliInc,
company. bouNvr.
Discussion.
Evening
y y. M.
Annual banquet. AIt4UIuu hotel
J. g. G-rvvnHwllt, Denver, toast.
master.
"Wednesday
$50 u. u.
ItiiUI Merchandising EuutuU Of
Exhibit and educational talks pre-
pared hv tho W"s,inrhous, Electrical
a Manufacturing company, aH pre-
scented by } q Jones. supply division
manager and e. u. Ituliu. of tho
merchandising section OF The above
company, assisted by tho Mine y
Smoltpr supply company tn, vutir.
morning has been turned over tn
X. T.. Van T. kurau. district manager
OF the Westinghouse company.
: y. IN.
Election OF officers.
General discussion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29
Former Dry Agent
Gets Ten Years
On Murder Charge

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 99.-D. Ar.
maud stewart, former prohibition
agent, was found guilty uf SECOND do
gree murder here today and s|cutouC-
ed To "a years Imprisonment ior the
killing Of -~rhcodorv ". Hope. 90
wntchman iu e down town uni,,
building. tho night ut October -s.
Hope found Stewart luitcriug IN the
building aud ordered HIN %
Stewart left aad returned a fow min
utcH later Hud shot the Waterman.
Stewart pleaded temporary insanity
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
STATE TO PROSECUTE
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN

Denver, May 24.--Wilful neglect In
the matter of service and failure to
keep the track in safe condition is
charged against the Rio Grande South
ern railroad, a subsidiary of the Den
yer and Rio cirande railroad, operating
$50 miles in six counties in southwest,
ern Colorado, in complaint filed by
District Attorney George w. Lane, or
Durango, with the state utilities COM
mission today. The complaint will De
docketed and date set for hearing.
Officials of the company stated to-
day that the property was not earning
operating expenses and interest charges
and that every effort was being made
to put the tracks in serviceable con-
dition. The Rio Grande Southern rail-
road, while subsidiary of the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad is not in
c,uded in the receivership under which
the latter road is operating. but the
stock control of the property passed
with the sale of the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad to the Western Pacific
interests on November 20, 1920.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
THEY can pouRow OURS

All thought Of starting construction
work on the new city auditorium At
Colorado Springs this summer has been
abandoned by the city council. accord
Ing to an announcement made ny the
municipal committee. which has been
investigating sites for tho proposed
Improvement
Lack Of funds sufficient 10 build an
auditorium that viii meet the demands
ot tho people at this time is given rs
tho reason for the delay in tho project
Meanwhile when u is desired to hold
q hig mcetinE Pueblo has a first claas
auditorium which can he hired at
usual liberal rates.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
DIVIDEND PASSED

New York. May q. = The Central
Leather company today passed its
quarterly dividend of 1A per cent on
preferred stock. The company had
maintained dividends on the basis OF
z per cent annually since 1906. year
after its organization.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
Mn,ln rnIarnn coNsIsrrNrN

That's q great slogan Denver is
poddiins around over the state about
buying colorado made goods. This fair
when the fruit crop begins to be
shipped. lust step over to that patri-
otto? burg and take = spuiut At tho Pa
cinc coast fruit that Is on Eale in that
Uity -Hotchkias Timss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
CHRONICLE OF COLORADO PUSH,

Tho work OF paving the alleys in
tho paving district was completed this
morning. and all tho work will bo
centered on tho street. Second street
between Santa Fe and san Juan
avenue, is now ready to receive tho
concrete and the big mixer will start
work there within the next few days.
II is planned to pave Second street
from san Juan to Ration avenue. first.
La Junta Democrat
The unusual spectahle or coal--rfn-
nra cnnnnr-ntLAr- .r-LAh nr.-utrr-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
ANOTHER HOLIDAY PROPOSED

Washington, May IA resoluton
proposing that October IL, the anniver-
sary of Columbus discovery of Amer
ica, be made legal holiday. has been
introduced by Rep. Periman. Repuo-
lican New York, lI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25

and the cement mixing machine was
moved to La Junta, Monday. TWO
miles of concrete road are to be laid
at La Junta this year, both extending
west from that city towards Rocky
Ford. The contract for the second
mile of road includes a new concrete
bridge over Crooked arroyo.-Man-
zanola sun.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25

One of the most interesting annual
meetings of the Midnight Mining
company will be held at Aspen, June
l3. The tunnel is nearing completion
and another event is the rich strike
in the Hope which joints the Mid
night. At the rate the tunnel is being
made. less than another year should
suffice to complete the tunnel to the
old Midnight Mine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
THE VALLEY. THE STATE. THE WEST

and the two acting in full accord with
the railroads. is revealed in the "Suy7
your -coal-now' movement. A drive
upon the consumers is in full force
LII Junta Democrat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
PASSING OF NEGRO VETERAN

Death Of Joseph Harris is described
hy tho canon papers, a notable colored
man. q years Of age, T. man OF unusual
Intelligence and with a memory stored
,ith historic events Harris. born in
Virginia. lssS served in the Mexican
war of lSiI as valet and personal at
tcndant of General zachary TAYLOR.
who later became president Of tho Uni
ted states. MIR. Harris recalled with
dfrtinrtnesz the battles Of Monicr"'.
Eucua Vista and Chapultepec and
the capture Of tho city or Mexico. He
was "A colorcd Mason OF high standing,
Hc waa a soldier in tho civil war. In
Company =. s0th coiored volunteer re-
Eiment. Hc leaves a wife and family.
Hc was tho oldest member Of Green
wood rost No. 10, Grand Army OF the
Republic.
The funeral service was conducted hy
delegation Of Culorei Masons from
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25
EXTENSIVE nEAL ESTATE DEAL


In reporting tho trade OF the l.. q.
McClain ranch west OF Manzanola for
Las Aninas garage building Rent
County Democrat has tho following:
ono Of tho largest realty deals con-
summated was put thru when the
Mooney building passed into the hands
nf Lee Gordon NcClain. Of Msnzanola.
MIR McCiain deeds to MIR. Mooney a
tract OF $50 acres and in exchange
Mooney deeds to NcClain his businet'-
building and paws In addition a caEh
consideration. Tho land lies one and
one-half miles west of ManZanola and
iH under cultivation. having 52s shares
nf water. According to plans Nr
Mooney will cut tho farm up into
smaller tracts and lease II. II is now
leased to a Jar tenant and brings in
A rental of 5000 = year.
The building which Mr.. McClain gets
is one OF the hnest business houses in
tho city II is given a value OF $4,000
in tho trade.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25

Tho mile Of concrete paving this
side Of Fowler was finished last week
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25

Chas. Parker. who the contract for
brick work on the now LonEmont
city hall announces that he will
start work with a force OF men carly
next week. The cement floor has
been finished
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-25


j. Hartman. now at Buena Vista,
as stated BY the Republican. has a
contract to make 10000 shipping
crates for the lettuce growers. He
has perfected his machine for wiring
the stats and expects to be turning
out the crates at the rate OF ABOUT
600 day after June 10. The op-
crations of this industry will not be
confined to the making of crates for
shipping lettuce and cauliflower from
Euena Vista, but Will also supply
hippiug crates for melons and veEe-
tables from other points in Colorado.
The fines, corn-fed feed lot of
cattle ever brought to Canon City
were shipped in from near Boone oH
c. & Merris and purchased by Tho
Anderson Morgan Mercantile COM
pany Tho cattle are two-ycar olds
and averaged LOO pounds apiece.
North Fork Times observes: The
oil industry received "A stimulus the
other day in the Grand Valley when
The Rio Grande cut the rates on oil
from that valley to Denver from ss'f'
nor barrel to sl.0s. It's more than
poasihle our old friend John ID. has
trduired some stock In tho shaIc oil
business in the Grand Valley.
Tho good rains that came the past
week were csrtsiriy welcome, they
came lust an time to save us an
hsnvy loss. We believe that the muiS-
urc that We now have that II viii
Dsrtly nut the wheat into the head
and wo will certainly get enough
10 finish it-Campo Enter
prise.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

ANTILLA, Dec 31--Sailed previously, str
APfA. Dec i7-saiied. str Tampa. San
BALBOA, Dec 24-sailed, str Griffco. San
francisco, towing barge Griffs9n' zor
side (Br), Norfolk for Buenos Aires (and
sailed same day.; Intaba (Br), London (and
sailed 18th for Grenada) l6th, lnnoko' New New
York for Santos, &c (and sailed lTth); 18th.
Lake Floris, Martinique Can. sailed same
day for Grenada 21st. barks Stoveren
Ida NJ zinck (Brl. Pernambueo: 22d. bark
Closeburn (Nor), Havre (and sailed 24th for
Sapelo): 23d, strs Chaleur (gD. st Lucia
(and sailed same day fer s.. lncenD 9th,
Canadian Gunner (Br), Halifax (and sailed
26th for Trindad) 18th, Agadir (Br), Lon
don (and sailed 26th for Trinidadl; bark
Olona QtaD, Genoa; schr Joyce VI Smith
(Br). st Johns, Nj; 2Gth, strs w NJ Tupper,
Martinique: Ellen Stubb (Nor). Norfolk for
Buenos Aires (and sailed same day): An
lillian (BD, Liverpool; 2Ith, Hyanthes (Br),
Sailed lith, str Europa (ItaD, Tonerfffe,
&c 18th, schrs Hazel l. Myra (Br1. ST Mar
tins. 18th, General Pau (Br), TURKS Island ::
Goth. str Idan (Brl, Bahia; schr Marion l.
Mason (Br), ST Martins. 22d, eli Giii1n I
OBJ. Trinidad; ODD, schr Ida N IncS Brl
Turks Island; 2Jth, str Uranus tDu;sh).
BERMUDA. Dec 23-Arrived, strs Western
City, Brest for Baltimore; 2Sth, Clignccto
(Br, ST John and Halifax for barbados,
sc (and sailed 30th) Alexandra (Belg)
Port Arthur for southampton; 29th, Sebaral
Ger), Jamaica tin tow schr Whiteway
(BD, Norfolk; 30tn. sLra Herakes (Nor)
punkirii for Hampton Roads; aux schr
Marie de Ronde Montevideo for New York :
schr West WAY (BD, 81 John; 3lst a.rs
Atlanta OF Texas, Bremen for Galveston; !;
Fequot, Aliddesbrough for New York; Frank
lin, Genoa for New York.
Sailed 23d, aux schr Cap NOrd (Br), Bris-
tOl; 26th. schr Orlando WoOten ~ ~
ragua; 30th, str Berengar (Ger), Bayal in
BREMEN, Dec 2O-salled, str Lake Ga
nado, New York (from Brest 24th).
CTENFCEGOS. Dec 2f-Arrived, str Lake
Francoua. Guantanamo.
CORINTO, Dec 20-Sailed, str Alliance,
San Francisco.
GLASGOW, Dec 25-saned, str collegian
(Brl. San Francisco.
GUAYMAS, Dec 24-Salled, str Nehalem.
San Francisco.
HALIFAX Jan l--Arrived. strs Canadian
Farmer (Br), st John: Castellano (Br). do
(Nor). do
sailed ist. strs Caxambu (Braz), London: :
Canadian Recruit (BrD, Barbados, &C; An
Fellca Maersk (Dan), Manchester; I'd. PM
Cleared Dec 81. schrs Lucy r (Br). Ja-
maica Mary Pauline (Brl. Porto Rico;
Marjorie l. Backman (i3rl. Lunenburg.
HAVANA. Dec 29-Salled, strs Hoilanda
(Dutch), Vera Cruz Darden. Tampico; Lake
Helen, sagua 3Oth. Teviot (Br), Puerto
MAZATLAN, Dec 25-sailed. str Admiral
Farragut, San Francisco.
MIIKI Dec 25-Sailed, str Tenpalsan Maru
(Jap) Seattle.
sALINA CRUZ. Dec 25-Sailed. strs AL
lance. San Francisco; 26th, Senator. Co
rntO.
SANTIAGO, Dec 2s-sailed. str Lake Fry
sotyTHAMPToN, Dec fG-Arrived, str Red
Hook. Rotterdam for New York (and sailed
.6tlD.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Jan ARRIVED. str
Ay%srIs iBT1 Tsw sS aor9 .,r
Eliza, New York.
ANTWERP, Dec 3o-Arrived. str Middle
BAHIA, Dec 3i-saiied, str opequan. New
York (has been reported sailed Dee 1s).
Arrived Jan 1, str Hickman. New York
BARBADos, Dec 3o-sailed. schr NJ Vivian
Pelrce Grom Rio Janeiro), Tampa.
BARCELONA. Dec 30-sailed. str West
BELFAST. Jan 3--Arrived. str Lord An
trim (Br), Baltimore.
Hall (Br), New York; West Conob. do.
BitIxHAM. Jan 3-sailed. str corson,
BUENos AIRES, Dec si-Arrived. shin
vigor CNor). Galveston. barks Orioie Gulf
port; Jan 2, Holdana DAM. Norfolk
EASTERN shoTe d. texas Ttaa an do
CALLAO. Dec 31-Arrived, str Walllngford
Seattle; Jan !, Essequbo tBrl. New York
and Baltimore; Delrosc, San Francisco.
CARDlfF. Jan 5-sailed. str Grelisle (Br)
CHERIBoN. Dec 3i--Arrived. str Clan
Ranald tBr). New York.
COLOMBO, Jan 3-Arrived. str Patroclus
sailed Jan jan i, strs Nehama. New York;
Sd, Trehawke (Br), do.
cRIsToI,AL, Jan Arrived. str Santa
Luisa. New York for Callao, &C.
Sailed 4th, str orcus. Charleston.
DAtNzIG. Dec ao-sailed' str Gothiand
tBelgt, New 1OrK.
FAYNL, Jan 3--Sailed. strs Batrudrccht
Dutch, from Alicante for New York
British Duke (BD. from Dartmouth for
FowEY, Jan 4--saned. str stonewaIl. New
York.
FREDERICIA, Jan 3-Arrived. str Ethel
aida tBr), Newport News.
GENOA, Dec 31-Arrived, str Fauna
(Dutch), New York.
Arrived goth. str Bird City. New York via
Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR, Jan 3--Passed, strs Treear.
then tBr), Philadelphia for -; 4th. civ q
Chester (Br). New York for Bombay.
Arrived Sd. strs Argonne, Norfolk; N,Sos
(Br), Galveston for Barcelona.
Passed Jan 4. str Sapulpa, Baton Rouge
for Blzerta.
Sailed 3D. str suez Msru (Jap), from Co.
lombo for New York.
GLASGOW, Jan 3--Arrivcd. strs Coeiieda
baltimore; 4th, Galtymore (Br), Philadel
Yhia Romera (Br), Tampa.
GoTHENBURG, Dec 3o-Sailed. str Bolmar
CSw), Boston.
Sailed 30th, str Massick. New York
Arrived 2Dth. str Anna (Sw). Newpor
'ews
GREENOCTS, Jan s--Arrived, str Canada
inter (Brl, Halifax.
HALIFAX, Ms. Jan 4-Arrived. strs Man
chester Brigade CBr), Manchester (and
sailed for 81 Jphn); Ariano CBr), London.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Lake Allen, from Sagua, reports Jan
g. off Cape Henry. circulating pumps gave
out: made port with much difficulty.
Str Aztec. New York for Palo Blanco.
picked up ileeSat a. and s dorg gr Jan q marsss
schr Korsnaes (Nor) arrived at Charleston
Dec 20 with fire aboard)
GIBRALTAR, Dec 21-Schr Miriam Lands,
Marseilles for New York, before reported
ashore. has gone into dry dock here; vessel
Is badly damaged.
LONDON, Jan "a telegram received from
Narvik states that str Ethan Allen, from
Leith. Is aground and leaking. in forehola.
don, before reported disabled, passed the
Lizard proceeding to Falmouth.
Str Nurtureton (Brl. from Tyne for Hamp-
ton Roads, has arrived at Falmouth with
condensers leaking; feet of water in No )
hold.
tiania. &c (before reported), got off with
assistance: damage, II any, unknown; pro-
ceeding to Christiania.
Str utacarbon. from Philadelphia. went
ashore, but got off with assistance after
tettisoning part of cargo and arrived in the
River Seine; damage II any, not yet ascer-
tained.
Str Sussex CBD. from st John, NIB, for
Sydney, NSW, &c, grounded on the break
water at Colon; has 16 feet of water in the
Str sydland tsw). from Baltimore for
Gothenburg,, before reported ashore, has
into Gothenburg by salvage steamer.
Str, Volunteer, from Dunkirk for New York
has been towed into St Michaels with tur-
bine machinery stripped.
Str Willdomino OBJ, from Genoa, &c, for
Norfolk. has put into st Miehaels with steer
ing gear damaged.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan 4-Str Managua
tNic). bound out, was In collision to-day
with str Borgestad (Nor) during fog. The
Managua returned to port leaking; Borgestad
reported unda mayed.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 5--The White Star
Line will open passenger service between
Philadelphia and Liverpool and the Red
Star Line will resume its passenger service,
interrupted by the war, between this port
and Antwerp, Il announced tonight at
the local offices of the International Mer-
camille Marine Co. Str Haverford viii be
transferred from the American Line TO the
White Star and win sail from Liverpool for
Philadelphia Jan 7. 1t will be followed soon
by str Pittsburgh Both ships are under the
British flag. In February the Red Star Line
will place strs Samland and Poland on the
Philadelphia TO Antwerp run.
STOCKHOLM, Jan 5--The entire Swedish
mercantile fleet threatens to be tied up by
general strike of marine engineers, who are
dems nding an increase In wages. North Sea
traffic Is already paralyzed and II Is prob
able that all Swedish passengers steamers
will be laid up. Traffic on the Baltic Sea
virtually has ceased, and the Swedish
American Line announces that unless
settlement IS made Immediately the trans
atlantic liners Stockholm and Drottingholm
will cancel their sailing dates upon returning
to their home ports.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
SAILED.

Strs Monmouth (Br), London; Western
Glen. Rotterdam; Fort Hamilton (BO, Ham
Iton; San Juan. San Juan; Ajax CBD
Penang; Ben Salem. Hamburg; Nevada
BD. Halifax: Fargo. Norfolk; Lake La
sang. Matanzas; Munplace. Tampico; Mar
Cantabrico (Sp). Savannah; Pennsylvanian'
Rio Janero.
Strs Hamilton. Norfolk; El Alba, Calves
ton; Cretlc (Br), Boston; Concho, Key West
and Galveston; Drammensfjord (Nor), Ber-
gen. Beatrice. Boca Grande; Walter Luck
enbach. Hamburg; Mahopac tBr). London;
Antietam. Tampico: Zulia, Laguayra, &c
Str Lake Frances, Richmond.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea level) at New York on
Wednesday, Jan 5, 1921, at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau, was twenty nine and seventy-four hun
dredths (29.7D inches. This closely approx
mates seven hundred and fifty-five and four
tenths (755.4l millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying IN or near the ports of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, SW, % miles
clear; rough sea. At City Island at sunset,
NV. fresh breeze; clear: light sea.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
AMERICAN PORTS.

Eel
BREMERTON. Wash, Jan f-Arrived, str
Topeka naval tank. San Pedro.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan ARRIVED. strs Della
ware. New York, Prince George (Br, Var
mouth: Argon, Sabine; tug " z Doane.
Portland, towing bnrges Nesquehoning. RAIN
and Potomac, for New York (and saied).
Cleared 9th, str Delaware, New York; tug
Keebena st Johns NE, via Sydney, CB.
salleN, 9Th. str Fleetco, Baton Rouge (not
sailed 5fR. strs Inkula CBr), London via
Portland, Ne; winfredan dBr). Liverpool
Bristol, Norfolk; tugs Nottingham. New
York towing barge l. q w No calling at
Salem for No / and at Gloucester for No 81 f.
Patience. Philadelphia, towing barzes Pax
tang. Richardson and Tuckahoe. Wind at
Highland Light. SW Is miles; partly cloudy:
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan 5--Arrived, strs
William g Warden. Port Lobos; Millinoclset.
Port Tampa Lake Fanquler, Hayana; Eel
tore Santiago bark Isis (Brazl, Bahia.
Cleared 4th. str Langton Hall (Br, Nor
BfJZZARDS RAY (CaDe Cod Canal), Mass,
Jan 5--Passed II, tugs Bathgate, with 3
bargcs: Kaleen, with 3; motor barge socony
Passed w 18th. tugs p Doane. with 3
bnrgcs: Storm King with l t Scully,
win 2 Mary W Pegttter' ," Win Z. ,,., -.
Brndina, Wilmington tand sailed 9Th for
Arrived 5th. str Calypso Dutch. Tampa.
Sailed 81. str Cake Faribault, Boston
sailed an. str Auvers (Belg), New Orleans
(aiso reported sailed for Batimore),
sailed jth. strs Lake Eismere, Jackson
VILE. Altnmaha. New York.
CAPE HENRY, va. Jan Passed in, strs
Standard Port Lobos for baltimore; Hckla
| DAM Tyne for do; kerlew, Philadelphia
for do and Hamburg.
Passed cut 5th, AM, strs East Indian
Baltimore for Hamburg and Bremen; AN
Goa Stwise. DO for Portland. Me; Kamcsit
do for Hamburg and Antwerp.-Wind W. II
miles. clear.
GALVESTON, Tex. Jan 4-Arrivod, str
Carpau CRounm), Barry.
Arrived 5tn, strs Comal, New York. ToT-
res, Tampico: wa1saic BriXham Rochester
Philadelphia Houston, Havre.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
ARRIVED.

Str Braga CFr). Marseilles Dec. 10, Ma;
pies 18th and Palermo nth. to James w
Eiwell & Co, with 130 cabin, 1888 steerage
passengers and mdse. Anchored in Quaran-
tine.
Str Pesaro QtaD, Genoa Dec Is. Naples
18th and Algiers 2lst, to Furness. Witty
Co. with SO first, $40 second cabin, l,Os1
steerage passengers and mdse: 80
Str King Alexander (Br). Piraeus Dec ls
10 Galanos, with so first, 34I second
cabin, 1,S40 steerage passengers and mdse
Went to pier %, Brooklyn.
Str Manchuria, Hamburg and Cheroourg
to the American line, with passengers ano
mdse. Anchored in Quarantine.
Str San Gil (Br), Glasgow Dec Il, TO the
Anchor line. with mdse. Went TO pier ~
East River.
Str Tullamore (Br), Havre Dec 10. TO Fur
ness, Witty & Co. with mdse -
Str Cabo vilano (spl, Malaga Nov -
Cadiz Dec ., Seville 12th and Huelva 10Th
to Santiago Briones. with mdse. Went tt
Eric Basin breakwater. Brooklyn.
Str Huron, Buenos Aires Dec 10, Monte
video 10th. Santos 10th and Rio yaneiro I'd
to the Munson Steamship line, with d cabin
93 steerage passengers, mails ana muse
Went to pier 3, Hoboken.