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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Marriage Bill Passed.

JEFFERSON CITY, March g.
The house has passed by unanimous
vote the children's code bill ,prohib-
ting the marriage Of the insane, the
Predetermined or the epileptic! The
bill as ii came from the code commits
sion contained q provision which
would have permitted the marriags
or whites with persons having Less
than cne-eIghsh Of negro blood. Thia
provision was struck out IN com,
mittee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
into BUSINESS

Announcements have been received
from Kansas City stating that
Jouett Shouse, a former City Editor
of the Ledger and until recently as
sistant secretary of Treasury, has
entered business in Kansas City with
Dudley Doolittle, former. Congress-
man from Kansas, for the handling
Of matters Of federal taxation, and
other business before the ) govern
mental departments at Washington.
Their offices are suite 705 orear-
Leslie Building, Kansas City, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

The secretary of the State Board
Of Agriculture in his announcement
Of wheat acreage in Missouri reports
that Audrain county has 29,950 acres
in wheat. III
SPRINGFIELD, No., March T.
Wool is at the lowest point in the
local market for a period of ninety
seven years, local wool men say.
Wool men are paying is cents per
pound and do not care to purchase it
at that price. Hides also are at the
lowest figure ever known in the
leather industry. Good hides are
quoted at only 5 cents a pound.
James M. Patterson, of Hatton, is
the wheat king of Galloway county,
being interested in a crop Of 900 acres
Some of the acreage was put in by
tenants, but Mr.. Patterson has inter
est in all of it. Three Fordson trac.
tors were used in seeding the crop
All of the wheat looks good now, and
if it escapes the ravages of pests ant
bad weather, the crop will 60 a long
way toward feeding Mr.. Patterson's
part Of the county.--Fulton Gazette
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
On Income Tax.

The Mexico Savings Bank is Civ.
ing away, without charge, pamphs
let's containing the latest personal I'M
come tax rulings which apply espec-
tally to farmers. Anyone desiring the
same can have 1t BY calling at the
bank. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Rars AII But Newspaper .Ads.,

Springfield, Mo-, March S.-The
Associated Retail Credit Men have
decided to eliminate various kinds OF
advertising other than in newspapers,
and persons soliciting for programs
and other advertising sheets must
have letter Of approval from John
Byng, secretary ofthe local exchange,
before the merchants viii consider
the proposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Dog Law Necessary.
Laddonia, Nh, Feb. 26, 1921

Laddonia, MO, Feb. rs, I5ZI,
EDITOR, National Live Stock Reporter,
Dear Sir
viii say I have suffered losses
every year from dogs. But by PEN
hing them at night and watching
them during the day, / have not had
heavy losses. In my opinion / con-
rider an effective dog law a necessity
for the development Of the sheep in
lustry.
Very respectfully,
W. G. BAILEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Court Adjonrns for Clark Funeral
The circuit court met Monday and
called the docket. after which, court
was adjourned to attend the funeral
of the Hon. Champ Clark.
County Court was called and did
not adjopyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

So far as we can find there Il moth
ing known cf the Union Electric COM
ing her hut other reports include
Mexiea cug towns desiring extern
aion Of sagyica.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

course.
In addition to this work the follow
ing have account books and will keep
record of some or all of farm oper-
ations. Geo. Settle, Henry Neider-
schultz, VIM. Neiderschulte, H. Rud-
isill, VIM. Moretta, 0. s. Stanberry,
Henry Veins, James McElroy, Mrs. I.
N. Cannon.
Mr.. A. N. Day was president and
Mr.. w. H. Canada Secretary Of the
Short Course. In addition to the
above the following were enrolled for
the course. j. B. Wakefield, Otto
Neiderschulte, Phillip Meyer, Robert
Platte, VIM. Ekhart, Hno. Horton,
Hugo Platte, Mrs. O. s. Stanberry,
Russell Squirting, VIM. N~eiderschulte.
Mr., Harrelson, Thos. Byars, Mrs,
Thomas Bayers, Miss Bessie Day, An.
drew Meyer, Geo. Spottswood, F. La.
fon, Mrs. James McElroy Var
Grange, Mrs. Henry Wiens, Mrs
Charlie Householder, Mrs. Russell
Squirting.
The topics discussed were Of genera
interest to farmers. They were a
follows. General principles of feed
ing farm animals, Care and Manage
ment of Hogs, Dairying, Poultry
Feeding, Care and Management, Gull
ing, and Leaks in The Poultry Bus
mess, Soil Fertility and Fertilizers
and Insects of the Farm and Method
DDS Of Control.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
Internal Revenue Collector.

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Donohue, Of 81. Louis, i here to sid
d making out your income tax ~
ports. He d located at the Federal
building and win be here from March
8 td March rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Brien have
moved from their home on E. Meyer
st., to 6O2 S. Olive st. John VIM
will occupy their former home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given. that Letters
Of administration upon the estate Of
f. w. WISDOM, Deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned.
J. B. and w. r. WISDOM, by the
Probate Court Of Audrain County,
Missouri bearing date the 18th day Of
February, 1921.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to them for allowance within six
months from the date Of said letters,
or they may be preeluded from any
benefit of such estate; and IL sat1
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of granting said
letters, they will be forever barred.
j. B. WISDOM,
w. r. WISDOM
Administrators
Attested by me this 11tit day Of
February, 1921.
(SEAL) i. A. SHANNON,
52-4t Judge Of Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Westminster college Fulton has
started Spring football practice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

The Short Course at Duly District
closed last week there having been
eleven meetings, This was a real
school as thoae in attendance read bul-
letins on subjects that were discussed.
Several state and federal bulletins
wsre received By the members Of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

If Administration uuon the estate Of
JAMES G. WEBB, Deceased,
y rNc ueen prnntpa IN the undersignaA
EDA WEBB, by the Probate
Court Of Atidrain County. Missouri,
bearing date the Bird day Of February,
1921.
al persons having claims against
aid estate are rnouirnd 10 rNhiN,'
them to her for allowance within six
months from the date of said letters,
or they may be p~recluded from amy
benefit OF such estate; and il said
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of granting sad
letters, they will be forever harred
fHti 2Ata EDA WEBB,
Administrative.
Attested by me this Srd day of Feb
ruary, 1921.
(SEAL) BESS WOODS,
51-4t Clerk of the Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Mrs. E. A. Sullivan, of Mexico, has
returned from q pleasant visit In Full
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

JEFFERSON CITY, March By
a vote of 81 to 32 the house passed
the Hyde program bill to create a de-
partment of agriculture. This bill
consolidates these departments:
Fruit Experiment Station and
Board.
Board of Agriculture.
Stallion Registry Board.
Land Reclamation Department.
Bureau of immigration.
Grain Inspection Department.
Board of Horticulture.
Missouri State Fair and Board.
State Veterinary Service, State
Veterinary Live Stock Inspection,
Hog Cholera and tuberculosis Con-
troll, with 200 local deputies and IL
federal field men.
State Bureau of Dairying, State
Dairy Commissioner and Deputy
Commissioner, with the licensing Of
1900 creambuying stations and field
work.
Feed and seed law administration
Farms Institute Department, farm
census, crop estimates, State Market.
ing Bureau, Statistical Department
and miscellaneous work. An emerg-
ency clause intended to prevent the
working Of the referendum against
thebill was attached with not a vote
to spare.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

Mrs. Ed Cocklerasas q visiting N
fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

DR.. r. M. shoush 10 stiIl confined %
his BID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
STOCK
NEWS

Prof. Burrill, chinch bug specialist
of the Agricultural extension depart
ment Of the state university, has open
dates after March 10 and expects to
visit Audrain about that time. All
farmers who desire to confer with
him or ask his aid should telephone
the Chamber Of Commerce in Mexico
before March 10th so dates in the
county can be arranged.
The sales Of B. r. Middleton and
vic Wayne on March 2 totalled
$2856.76 and $1317,O6 respectively.
Household goods and farm nipple
ments and some stock constituted the
sales.
Except for the next few days
which will be moderately cold, thu
mild winter weather will continue
George Reeder of the United States
Weather Buread said recently.
The weather this winter is moi
unique, said Mr.. Reeder, in spite o.
all that has been said. There have
been a number of winters mildel
than this in the last thirty years il
Missouri. In 1891, 1896, 1898, 1870,
1906 and 1914. The weather was ap
provimately the same as it has beef
this year. The winter Of 191S-191'
was the warmest in the last thirt!
years.
It is often said that the weathe
intensity comes in cycles, a partic
ularly cold winter being followed b,
several mild ones. This MI Reede
said, is not the case, nor is the elm
ate in this part Of the country chang
ing. Old men and women are some
times heard to say that in thei
childhood, the 0ctobers and Novem
bers were colder than, they are nov
Mr.. Reeder says that the memory ca
not be depended upon to recall tn
weather in a locality after a Ion
period Of years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letter,
{ Administration unon the estate Of
JAMES O.. WEIR. Deceased
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10

A regular meeting
Of subordinate court
Barre. No. 1917. !. o.
Foresters. will be held
Friday, Feb. II, at
1880 p. m. Members
are requested to be
present. Per order of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

New sheet music on sale to-day at
Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Cherry, coffee and venetian ice
cream at our soda fountain. Barre
Drug Co,
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, on
Thursday, Feb. 10, Montpelier post,
No. 3, VS.. Goddard-adv.
A copy of the DeLand, Fla, Daily
News of Feb. 4, contains much news
of interest to Barre people inasmuch
as it told about meeting of the Yer
mont association of Volusia county
which was attended by several Barre
people. Nearly two score Vermont
people were present and they first in
dulged in "snowball' fete which con
sisted of the tagging of each person
with a white disk about the SIZE of a
SNOWFALL on which was written the
name of the Vermont town from which
the wearer came, the name of the per-
son and the present residence, 1t de-
veloped that Barre was the most nut
merously represented in DeLand, there
being ID persons from this city, while
Middlebury has the most people scat
tered in the county of Volusia, hav-
ing 90. Among the Barre people men
toned was Ned j. Roberts, who re-
Gently sold his printing establishment
in Barre to take up permanent resi-
dence in DeLand and who was referred
to in the DeLand News "as q good can
didate for The News prize for the
most polite gentleman in the city. >
Others were Charles Heath, Mrs. HON.
err Fits, Mrs J. B. DeHuy, Mrs. Her
bert Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Morris. About Mr.. Morris the De
Land paper says: "a recent Vermont
arrival in business circles was Mr..
George L. Morris. who has established
store on the boulevard. Mr.. Morris
was former sheriff in Barre" Mr..
Roberts was one Of the speakers at
the meeting and he depicted the need
of the children being helped by the
Hoover campaign so well that col
lection was taken right there, the
sum of $l5 being collected in few
minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10
Card of Thanks.

We wish to sincerely thank the
friends, relatives and neighbors for
their expressions of kindness and
sympathy during our bereavement
also for the many beautiful flowers
We especially thank the Presbyteri.
an church for the flowers and atten-
ton given Mrs. Duff during her illness
James Duff and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs James Sim.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. L. w SAWYER of East Barre
wishes to thank all her friends for
the support during her illness and also
for the shower of postcards on her
birthday. Mrs. Sawyer at present is
receiving treatment at the City hos
pital L. W. Sawyer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10
MONTPELIER
City Council Practically Marks Time In
Authorization of Government Change.

The regular city council meeting in
MONTPELIER took place last evening with
all present excepting Alderman Bow
ers. There was little business done, for
the year is practically closed and the
entire board. as board, retires March
| -. Perhaps ono Of the board may be
ected to some office on the board
Mrs. w. S. Smith appeared in connec-
ton with the drive for funds for the
Near East relief and was given free
use of the auditorium at such time as a
national speaker could be here, prob,
ably March or ;. A petition from
Berlin residents relative to restoration
of the old mill was tabled because moth
ing can be done until the spring opens.
The lighting company was given au-
thoritv to set poles for lights to accom-
modate patrons on Hillhead street.
The street commissioner was given
power to scrape the ice on the Winoos-
XII river for skating because the fire
chief could not do the work. The re-
quest of Mrs. May Wheeler TO put an
article in the warning for payment for
horse injured in the road last spring
was IPIL 10 the tllN AlNths INV 9'"'
iect of the use of the tractor, which
was demonstrated Wednesday, caused
more discussion than anything else.
Alderman Yeti opposed having anything
to do with it but upon motion Of Alder
man Farrar the matter was left to the
street committee, who had seen dem
onstration Of the machine and had sat
fsfied themselves of its desirability for
the city After the meeting II was de-
cidcd to send the tractor back 10 Barre.
Later, perhaps, demonstrations as to
scraping snow from the sidewalks may
occur. Flowing ice and hauling stone
chips were demonstrated as we'll as
moving about in soft snow in Langdon
meadow during Wednesday afternoon.
Byron Clark, state Y. NJ. c. A. see
rotary. was in the city yesterday after.
noon in connection with his duties.
Harold Bailey Of Bradford was in the
city last evening and to-day he occu-
pied his time at the agricultural office
here in connection with the spring
plans.
Charles Liley Of Marshfield has been
appointed by the probate court as
guardian OF Matilda Bemis Of Marsh
field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921.
The Weather.

Snow or rain tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature; IN
creasing northeast and east winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10

Always something new at our soda
fountain Ever try our coffee ice
cream with hot fudge or hot butter
scotchg Barre Drug Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED AT ONCE Woman 70 do house
work al Morrison turm. z'si
TWo COWS FOR SALE Both tested, one
FIVE yezrs. other seven years. would ex-
change either for driving horse John
Pnpin. at PApin's Livery. 4'sio
10 RENT Furnished room At Eastern
r,-,rtle r,bnne bsa-W Z1eU
FOR SAIE-Severai Quaker. Peninsular
and Acorn COOK stoves IL zood condition,
lov-rsf prics~ raH al Is Marie Ave. Zl1ts'
SUGAR TOOLS. slLOS. FARM MACHlN-
err. nine farms four hoses, bay. ilsh'tns
planfs furnace Tor sale; G. II Aaanls.
South Rarre. phone zs-A- ki+ia
LOST Wednesdzy nirkt n HEoa IheEt.1.
bfa~t laafhsr r.oc ketlsoE cuntai1inE ehect-s
w.sth ruurr-s naraa 6nGer pl1ase rgturu 20
Ifnles of5ce- reward -ss-s-
10 RENT 4 desi-zble urstsirs tenement -
is Seminary street: tn1u-rc Gov D. airs
o. tzi1pbane Nontpsiier 49, Ei.E
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-10

~ Special communication Of
4 Granite lodge, No. IS, F. and
"a A. NJ, Friday. Feb. IL, at
IN D. m. Work, VI. VI. degree.
Ny Refreshments will be served.
w Per order w ". The mem
hers Of the Past Masters association
are requested to meet at the close Of
the meeting.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20

We WIN

WE WIN IF? We get out and
boost for our own Nonpartisan
League and our own Newspaper to
help furnish unbiased news of condi-
tions as they exist in North Dakota.
GET YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER
ONE NEW SUBSCRIBER THIS
WEEK-Do it now. Help your own
cause.
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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
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sooner. hat are. yoll doing to help
your own cause. IIIIE ORLD isZs
fighting your battle, Farmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. wv Vorldng man. liilll YOU
5help#iitt to- continue III the emerg gency
now created by the /. oy Doing
everything you can. S JBSCRlBE?s
Rem OR SEND
FRIEND, EVEN zAh n & OR
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The RECALL

The RECALL ELECTION IS SET
FOR NOVEMBER 8th-What are
you doing to help defeat the enemies
Of majority rule and the big banker
gambler interests which dominate the.
pee-wee tactics Of the /. ". a WILL
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OVER THE /. Y. A..BY SUBSCRIBE
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New-York tribune., 1921-09-15
Army Orders

From The gribtne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Moore. Major j. NJ. to Honolulu.
Phsbury. Capt. d. c, to Camp Lewis.
Ross 1t. Z. u. ir.. to Fort Leavenworth.
Levett, Capt. r. b, to Fort Sheridan.
Smith. Major @. l.. 70 Camp Grant
Cavalry
Nenoher Major p. 10 Fvrt Bliss.
GsahaHl, Major e T., 10 Fort Ogiethorpe
Judge Advocate Generals Department
Rucke-. 1t Col. X. to Fort Crook
cresson. Major c. c.. TO San Antonio.
Cuartermaster Corps
Jobsou. Capt c. z. TO Camp Normoy te.
Following 10 Honoiuiu-Denhan. Matvi
G., smith Cart. a NJ. ir.; Stout, Capt
Z, A.; Odeeu. Capt. 9. H; Guthrie, Capt
? r. Thomas Lit r. v; Crancell 1t. J
b.; Luscombs. 1t. J. b.
Medical Corps
Dixon, Major T. H.. 70 Washington.
GessHer Major Z e 10 Washington
Valley, Cant. D; resigned.
Coast Artillery
Rick 1t. r. T. resigned.
Barry 1t. L. F.. TO Springfield Arnory.
Miscellaneous
Richardson. Major c. T. Ord. Dept, te
san Antonio.
Young. Masor NJ. J.. Eng, to New Orleans
Currie, 1t. Col. d. H, Cen. Staff, 20 Fort
CROOK
Randall. 1t r., Vet. c.. to Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-15
Maritime Miscellany

BUENOS AYRES, Argentina Sent ID
mort i'S.vsa Nswa str sn Seaeon Grange. from New
which went aground at the entrance to
the port of Rio Gallegos Sept g. is q total
snipping circles here to-day. The steamer.
OF 4,S27 tons gross, carried $500 tons Of
coal for the Swift Packing House at Rio
BALTIMORE, Sept l4-The str Nutmeg
State. a freight and passenger vessel of
approximately $4,000 tons capacity, will be
Point. The ship was built for the United
States Shipping Board by the Bethlehem
Shipbuilding Company.
ihree German police dogs brought over
on the str Mount Vernon Bridge. have
been ordered quarantined by the Bureau
o. Animal Industry. Two are for Charles
Court. New York, and the third is for G..
w Walter. of Washington.
Twenty ounces of cocaine was found by
Customs searchers on board the str Wit
terio Emmanuele III, which arrived from
Bremen. The case was sent TO the United
States District Attorney
The Standard Oil Company has bound
here the oil tankers w Libby due ON
Friday. and e Q Barstow due Monday,
both oil-loaded from Port Lobes Mexico
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 14--Charges OF
discrimination between union and non
union labor in employment for stevedorng
Shipping Board vessels on the San Fran
cisco Waterfront have been investigated
here by Meyer Lissner melnbe OF the
board. and the operators have been warned
.iiae NiiD cSatu " ~ iiot to1rFdte dfSCrlrrlna-
tion in favor of either faction. Lissner
announced to-day. Shipping Board Off
cials We're Instructed TO see that this
policy was rigidly enforced
The Red Stack tugs Sea Lion and Sea
Monarch, which towed the disabled ser
Canadian Importer into Victoria. have
been ordered 10 proceed to Naknek. Alas
ka, to tow back the barhs Star of Scott
land and Star of Alaska. The sailing ves-
sells arc the last OF the salmon feet to
return TO this port 1t was feared they
would encounter winter storms If they re-
turned under their own sail
Captain Thomas Flemming went out In
command of the. s-Paeiic liner Creole
State to-day, relieving Captain j. II.
Miller, who win take one of the larger
shipping Board liners. Captain Fiemming
was succeeded on the str Ecuador by
Captain II. H. Drummonaf. foruerly mas
ter of tho str Fenezuesa
The Spanish str Arno Mendi. 3s5s tons
has been chartered for G.4in to the United
New-York tribune., 1921-09-15
Arrived Yesterday

Str Iatvia tDan>. I.ibau Aug 20. Dsnzig
Aug 81. Copenhagen Sept |. Halifax Sept
50 second cabin. ass stceragc pass, malls
and mdse: Pier 5. Bush Docks Bklyn.
str Brighton (Nor).. Belize Sept 2. to
the Franklin Baker Co, with cocoanuts:
Verona st. B<lyn.
str MORO Castle, Havana Sept 10; to
the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co; with SO pass. mails and mdse; Pier IA,
Str Joseph J. cuneo (Nor), Nueva Ge-
roma, Isle of Pines. Sept 8 to the Atlantic
= Str Yuri Maru Jap>. Barry Aug 80; to
Suzuki Co. in ballast.
Str Gordon Castle tBrl. Port Louis July
I. Delagoa Bay July so. Durham Aug l.,
Aigoa Bay Aug 4, Cape Town Aug 0; to
Barber & Co, with mdsc.
Str Bethelridge, Hamburg Aug 2s. Rot
terdam Aug 80; to Walker & DAILY. with
creosote-
Str Alamo. Galveston Sept $; to the
Mallory Steamship Co. with mdse. Pier 3s,
Str Mineola, salaverry Aug 10. Payta
Aus 20. Guayaquii Aug II. Manta Aug 2S,
Cristobal Sept 6. to W r Grace & Co, with
one PASS and mdse: Pier SO. Bklyn.
Str Santa Barbara. Iquiaue Aug l2. Girls
araes aas q m asa pep Sept - 49, nkyN *
Str Oronoke. Danzig Aug 20. Riga Aug
"a to Sigsbee. Humphrey & Co, with
schr Dorothy L Brinkman. Charleston
Str Themistoclcs Grkl. Constanttnople,
Smyrna sans and Patras anchored of ouaran-
Str Guernsey Nor>. Danzig and Ham
burg; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Wilmington tBr). Marseilles via Nor
folk; anchored off Quarantine.
S;r Jefferson. Norfolk; to the Old Do
minion Trans Co, with mdse; Pier 20,
NR.
Str Allianca, Colon Sept g. to the Pam
ana Ry S Co. with passengers, mails
Str Princess May (Br), Port Antonio to
the Di Giorgio & Co. with mdse
New-York tribune., 1921-09-15
Fire Record

12' So-sls wsv Gsv,ay; B,way chimney, Broad
l:oo-in front of 2sS Columbus ay..
taxicab. unknown ...... Unknown
2;3o-l22S st. Nicholas av.. shanty,
unknown .,............ Trifing
2So-lss5 Sd av, Meyer & sher Jung
sao-io birmins han St. anNnown, Unknown
,s:1o-tth st. and I'd av., auto, Isadore -
s;65-477 w. 14th ST., American Can
s:15-4ss St. AIMS av. the Brons' "nn0"n
William Baumbeck .... Unknown
1o:l5--i65 w. 145th st, John Smith.
1f:oo-4ss Pearl st, Billing & CIV" CO.,
pv Unknown
4'15-71 Barrow St. Mrs. j. FORD,
COX 900 ~ - Unknown
5:25-5l7 E. 1lsth St, unknown .Trifltng
e:So-2S7 Grand ST., Hub Hat Works,
1861 w. 9Sth St. unknewn Unknown
7;So-s1 Stanton ST.; Samuel Lozar.
,os oo,, Unknown
Elizabeth Nagie ......... .Trihing
S:oO-4of East 14th st. Henry Fuld-
s;l5--1s Monroe St; Chas. coltaso.
Unknown
s;s5-B s"~s: way and 1sth St surfaas hnsD0wn
car. n. Y. Rwys Co. ...... Unknown
io;oo-l7o Allen st, Morris Megri
Unknown
1o:4o-55 e. ls9th st. the Bronx; un-