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FLUSHING. Jan 2o-sailed. str Polant
GENOA, Jan is-Arrived. str West Lash
away, Baltimore via Barcelona.
Sailed 10th. strs Roana Qtal), Norfolk
goth. karimata DUTCH, from Sabang fol
GIBRALTAR, Jan 2l-Passed. strs For
Armstrong, Philadelphia for Constantinople
ed, Fairmont. Norfolk for west coast ol
Passed 23d. str sauserties. Colombo fol
A,st.sa xre. str Massillon Bridge. New
York for Piras;,s.
Sailed ztth. str Admiral Hastings CBr)
sailed nth. strs Mason City. New York;
esd. Muncaster Castle lBr). from Manila fol
New York; Baylula (Br). from Marseilles
HALIFAX. rs. Jan .24-Arrived. str Cor.
nishman (Br). Portland.
Sailed Gath. strs Canadian Warrior (Br),
Hampton Roads: Canadian squatter (Br)
HAMBURG. Jan 1s-Arrived. strs Easterly
lBr). Baltimore: Pontia. New York via
Niagara (FD. New York: ouistconck. Gal
AAvRE. Jan 2o-Arrived. str sapinero
KOBE. Jan 2i--Arrived. str Amazon Maru
(Jap). San Francisco.
Ne york sh xa Ssw sr ana M.ss ssn
cisco.
La PLATA. Jan 21-sailed. str West
LEiTH. Jan 22-saied. str sidlaw Range
(Br). New York.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 22-Arrived. str Asian
Arrived ed. .strs Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
tBr).. New York: 24th. Celtic (Br). do;
Mandy House gss SBTl. sayannah, at..- cp.> nan
fax: Knight Companion (Br). New York
Aquitania lBr). New York; Metagama Br).
LoNpoN esSD H JAM s saIisd ss Str %
G Sailed 22d, stfs Montana. New York;
Arrived 2od, strs Marstenen (Nor). Hall
MADEIRA. Jan aa-Arrived. str cAron,a
Arrived 22d. str Mehanno. Pernambuco for
MANCHEsTER, Jan 2l-sailed. str Gale
Arrived oath. str Canadian Observer tBr).
sraSa nAs % New van YORK. Sso aoth. ssrpeTey ssr5 s
s.n Jan s,5
hanna. New York for Bremen.
PLYMOUTH, jan 24-Arrived. str Fin
ls~. New York for Antwerp (and pro-
JANEIRo. Jan 2o-Arrived. str ST.
beran Prince (Br). New York
Arrived 21st, strs Pennsylvania. New York;
ST Bede, do for Buenos Aires.
Sailed 20th. str Canadian Victor (Br),
Halifax GOO bags coffee).
SesT 1sfh str Ian ssr West,
ern Glen. New York.
ST JOHNS, NF, Jan %, 0 AM-Sailed. str
Bassan. Norfolk (n tow OF tug Ballenas).
ST MICHAELS. Jan 22-Arrived. str West
grove. Liverpool for New York with ma
chinery trouble).
SANTOS. Jan 21--Arrived. str Canadian
Ranger (Br). Halifax.
STOCKHOLM. Jan 15-Sailed. strs Bremen
ton Norfolk: Indiana Bridge. New York.
SYDNEY. NSW. Jan 1S-Arrived. str Ven
TURKS ISLAND. Jan 23-Arrived. str
Javary. New York.
VALPARAISO. Jan 21-Sailed. str Esse-
quibo (Br) New York.
Arrived 21st. strs Lake Ellijay. New Or
leans: Queen Elizabeth, Baltimore.
VENICE, Jan 17-Arrived, strs Iris QtaD :.
Savannah: Filippo Artelli ItaD, New York.
vIGO, Jan 22-Arrived. str Alfonso XIII
(Sp), New York for Barcelona.
YOKOHAMA, Jan 19-Arrived. str Altai
Maru (Jap). San Francisco.
Arrived goth, str Suwa Maru (Jap).
Seattle.
Sailed 18th. str shinyo Maru (Jap). from
San Francisco. &c, for Hong Kong.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph ]


BOSTON, Mass, Jan 22--Arrived, strs Boil
men (Sw). Gothenburg: Lake Grattan. Bue-
nos Aires, &c; Stanmore (Br). Newport
Arrived Gath. strs Hog Island. New York;
Alex Kjelland lNor). Cardiff via Norfolk;
Sailed I'D str osonan SB) Liverpooi;
Sailed 24th. strs Delaware. New York;
Dorchester, Philadelphia. :. Prince George
Philadelphia), towing barges Phoenix. for
Searsport, and Cleona, for Portland: l.
pillsbury. towing barges d 4 Sheridan, for
Lynn; Chas T Gallagher. towing barge
Mahanoy. from Philadelphia for Plymouth
Wind at Highland Light. NV. 80 miles;
BAL BAfrIMoPRHgs. MoPHs M Nd. Jan 2s-Arrived. str
Juniata. Jacksonville and Savannah.
andria: stonewall, Fowey; Hahatonka. Port
Lobos; Fiume UtaD. New York: Harold
Dollar (Brl.. Victoria. BIC. &c.
Sailed Gath. strs Independent Bridge. New
York; Brandon, Bostonsn
Jan % af~Passed Pc 4. tug aes soeony S No :. with 2
barges.
Passed w oath. tugs w Taylor. with 3
CHARLESTON, SC. Jan 24-Arrived. .strs
ssp5. Ne Me,lones @ ier sP' 'vasncis; eommanipsw,
for Jacksonville); Lake chilian, Port
Tampa; Lake Faribault. Jacksonville tand
CAPE HENRY. Va, Jan 2f-Passed In. strs
Ekridge. Port Newark for do; Jekyi. Copen.
hagen for do.
Passed out 21st, midnight. strs Cape Town
Maru Jap),. Baltimore for Rotterdam: 22d,
3 AM, Agwilake, do for Port Lobos: 23d, 8
PM, Capulin, do for Rotterdam; 9 PM.
Davenport, do for Rio Janeiro; 10 PM,
Quernstad (Nor). do for Cardenas.-wlnd
Gath, NE. 10 miles partly cloudy.
GALVESTON. Tex. Jan 24z-Arrivcd, strs
Burma 0taD, New York; Brabant. Tam
plco: Paul II Harwood. do; Nils Uner tsw)
Esbjerg.
Sailed gath. tug Barwick. Tampico. towing
2 barges.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
MARINE SHOW IS
REAL NAVY TRAINING
Everything in Seagoing- Line
is Found in Grand Gen.
tral Palace.

The best place TO learn how to become
an Admiral or find out what kicks
around the propeller Of a 10000 ton
steamship, or what a landfall Is, or how
30 sing seaman's chanty, is not at sea,
but up In the Grand Central Palace.
where the second annual Marine Show
got under way yesterday.
In addition 70 being somewhat more
comfortable than the ocean In January.
the Palace this week houses on two
floors everything In the seagoing line
from manila rope to steam steering
apparatus, and there are lots OF exhibi-
tors standing around eager to tell the
Iandsman all about IL without ever drag
ging In interesting information about
the use OF red and green oil in the port
and starboard lights and other dope
usually imuarted TO the lnaviring mind
ct sea
The formal opening Of the exposition
took place yesterday afternoon when In
The presence OF 100 future officers Of the
New York state Nautical School and n
GOOD sized crowd Harry H. Herrick
president of tin Mississippi Valley As
sociation. delivered the formal address
starting the show r. H. w. Ross.
president of the National Marine League
az the United states, and Walter Parker,
president OF the New Orleans Chamber
of Commerce, also spoke Then as the
band played america" flags were un-
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SAILED.

Strs Itororo (Par). Rio Janeiro; City of
Savannah. Savannah; Bayonne (motor).
Philadelphia.
Strs Jefferson, Norfolk; Edith, San Juan;
Merwede Dutch. Antilla.
Strs Crofton Hall. Montevideo and Buenos
Aires; Turbinia (Sw), Philadelphia.
Sailed 22d, strs Hallway, Port Lobos; Oc-
cidental, Tampico: Ell Isleo. Galveston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Mon
day, Jan "a, 1921, at s AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and two hundredths (3002) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-two and five-tenths 1929 millmeters.
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 ad-
justment.
clear: rough sea.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Mail.1

ASTORIA, o, Jan 16-Arrived, strs East
ern Ocean. San Francisco; 18th, West Ka-
der. Honolulu.
HONOLULU. Jan 17-Arrived. strs West
Carmargo, Genoa Bay for Sydney (and sailed
next day.; 18th. Colombia Hong Kong. &c,
for San Francisco land proceeded Maui.
San Francisco: Craster Hall. Mobile for Yo-
kohama. &C.
Sailed 18th. str Sheridan. San Francisco.
HOUSTON. Tex. Jan 1S-Cleared. str
Kremlin (Belg), Hamburg
Arrived 10th, str Ossabaw. Philadelphia.
MANILA, Jan 17-Sailed. str Eastern Mer-
chant, Calcutta.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan 17--Arrived,
strs Senator. Corinto. &c; 18th, Matsonia,
Honolulu.
,Sailed 18th, motor Challamba, Seattle.
ST THOMAS, vi, Jan 13-Arrived, strs
Haxtum. Portland. o, &c tand sailed 14th
for Naples): Korona (Br), New York for
Havre.
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ARRIVED.

Str Carmania (Br). Liverpool Jan 10 and
Queenstown 18th. TO the Cunard Steamship
Co. Ltd, with 1T first. All second cabin.
l,2i5 steerage passengers, mails and mdse.
Went to pier 81 North River.
Str La Savoie (Fr), Havre Jan 10. 10 the
Compagnie Generate Transatantidue, with
Q3 first, 1874 second cabin. 4s4 steerage pas
sengers, malls and mdse. Went to pier So.
North River.
Str Argentina UtaD. Fiume Jan 5, PaIer-
mo Sth and Algiers 18th. to Phelps Bros &
Co, with 16s cabin, 9fs steerage passengers
and mdse. Went to pier I. Bush Docks.
Brooklyn.
Str Romeu (Sp). Barcelona Jan 2. Va
lcncia Sd. Alicante 4th, Malaga 9th and
Cadiz sth. TO the Compania Trasmediter-
rapea. with I passenger and mdse. Went
TOPPER 10. Erie Basin, Brooklyn.
st Bowes Castle (Br), Newport, L, Jan Z.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Duca degi Abruzzi ItaD, Naples. &c,
for New York. is expected 10 dock at pier
~, North River. Tuesday morning.
Str Lake Faragut, London for Norfolk,
ESQ miles ESE Cape Henry noon Gath.
str Montauk, London for New York. $50
miles l. Ambrose noon I'D.
Str Matura. Trinidad for New York 1.l6i
miles from Sandy Hook noon 22d.
STR Bar Harbor, Norfolk for San Juan,
2T2 miles Diamond Shoals noc. 22d..
Str Eglaptine, Hamburg. sc, for New York.
.05s miles Sandy Hook noon 23d
Str Ampetco. Antwerp for Baton Rouge. 5is
miles ENE Hole In the Wall noon I'D.
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.

These naval orders have been made public: I:
Lieut.. Arnold II. Bateman, TO command
receiving barracks, Hampton Roads; Lieut..
James r. Compton. to command N-3; Lieut.
David s. Crawford. TO U. s. s. Arizona;
tion: Lieutenant Commander Alfred =. Mont
gomery. to navy yard. Mare Island; Lieut.
John A. Riley, TO U. s. s. New Hampshire; ;
Lieut.. Charles T. Swithenbank, to Asiatc
station. Lieutenant Commander Elroy l..
vanderkeet, 10 officer In charge navy re-
cruting station, Salt Lark City: Lieut.. Ed
win r. Wroughton. to naval training sta
ton, San Francisco; Lieutenant-Co Commander
Lewis Hancock. Jr.. assigned to reserve
division for engineering duty; Lieutenant
Commander Harry A. Giltner. TO duty naval
hospital Great Lakes: Lieut.. Edward s.
Van Wart, TO u. 8. s. Neches.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. JANUARY %.

TUESDAY. JANUARY -.
Grenada, ST Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad Boz
tvar and Guiana, via Grenada. Trinidad and
Georgetown, str Maraval, 10:30 AM
Jamaica. Salvador (printed matter, &c), /,
Nicaragua, Salvador (printed matter. SCI ,
Choluteca and prints. &C. for Nacaome. Te
guctgalpa and Yuscaran HIonduras) CO.
lombia and Ecuador Canal Zone. Panama.
other parts of Honduras and letter mail for
Salvador y. via Kingston. Cristobal. Car
tagena, Savanilla and Santa Marta. str
Carrilo. AM (sup 0 AND.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY &C.
Canal Zone, Panama, Peru Except Iqul-
tos), Bolivia. Chile and letter mail for Ar
gentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, via Cristo-
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Tugs Roger Williams. with barges (at 7
AND; Atkins Hughes and Storm King, tow
ing hulk Isto (at PM); Patience, with 3
barges Cat e:50 AND; Charles McWilliams
with ] (at IL :45 AND: Col John + Gaynor,
with Cat AND; Warrior. with (at 9
PM 23d).
Bound East.
Schr William A Morse, New York for New
London,
Tugs Patience. with barges Cat 9:4o
AND Aries, with (at 9:40 AND; r NJ
Waterman. wa, with , cat 100 AND; Energy;
lat 20 PM): Neptune. with 3 Tat 80
PMD Wellington. light Tat 3:05 PAD Stand
3 (at 0:S0 AND; Eugene Hughes, with 4
(at PM 23d).
Motor barge Radium Cat IL :25 PM).
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Danger. 70 Nav;gat;on.

tReported to the Hydrographic Office.1
Jan II, lat % 4S, Ion Sc 4J, a partly sub
merged derelict about 400 feet lone. showing
about foot out of water, apparently a
schooners hull.
Dec 2s, lat "a 16, lon II, a mast standing
upright and projecting about 10 feet out Of
water.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Jan .24-Barometer a
noon, 29.10 inches; wind. Sc, strong breeze
weather. snowstorm; temperature, 20 deG
Fair.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

the Foreign
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Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY. JANUARY %.

TUESDAY. JANUARY %.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh. Boulogne and Rotterdam; also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland,
France. Netherlands and other countries. str
Rotterdam. s AM (sup 9:30 AND.
Italy and greece ('). via Naples and Pa
tras; also parcel post mails for Italy, str
Belvedere, 10 AM.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.
South Africa Especially addressed only)
via Cape Town; also parcel post mails for
Union OF South Africa, Bechuanaland Pro-
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa, Northern
and Southern Rhodesa and South West AZ
rica Protectorate, str Easterner, 80 AM
Germany, via Hamburg: also parcel post
kia, Hungary and Switzerland. str Mongo-
liza, 80 AM (sup 10 AND.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
Almanac for New, York January Is

Sun rises. 10 Moon rises. 81 PM
Sun sets........ OF Moon sets. Z 80 AM
TlhE OF HIGH WATER JANUARY a5.
Sandy Hook. .......... s 81 AM 10 PM
Governors Island. ..... OF AM 36 PM
Hell Gate (AstoriaJ.. 10 80 AM IL IS PM
The time given In the above table is East
ern standard time and IS furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Transpacific Mails.

Close az New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii Philippine Islands, French Indo-
China, Straits Settlements and speciality ad-
dressed correspondence for British India.
Indo-China and Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra), via Vancouver and Vic
toria, BE, str Monteagle. Jan 81.
Hawaii via San Francisco. str Manoa.
Jan 2s.
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria,
&c, str -, Feb 4.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French
Indo-China. Netherlands East Indies (ex-
cept Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. BIC. str Empress
of Acia, Feb 8.
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
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bal, Callao. africa, Iauique, Antofagasta
and Valparaiso, str Santa Ana, Z AM
., bermuda. via Hamilton, str Fort Ham
ilton. go AM.
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela via
San Juan. Curacao, Laguayra and Puerto
cabeilo. str Caracas, 9:30 AM (sup 10;30
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.
South Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay. via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires. str Romney, $50 AM.
Cape Hayt and Port au Prince (other
parts of Hayti, Canal Zone, Panama and
Colombia y, via Cape Hayti. Port au
Prince, Aux Cages. Cristobal, Savaniila and
Cartagena. str Alianca, 12 NJ (sup I PM).
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay via
Montevdeo and Buenos Aires. str Hyanthes,
3 AM.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD,S Ship Nesos Office is in
the Barge Office. Ship information given by u s.
Napy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Teepho.s
Bowling Green $780,
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
EUROPE.


AMERICAN iift vans for moving housshs,s
furniture between Europe and America ant
bstwssn cities In the United States: house ts
bsuss without bexing emily SAFE easy and
ssnsihls nsthoA. ROWLING GREEN sTCn
ACF vAN 90 ~ rrosdwav Nsw vsvb
BIO PRIVATE MANSION, with apartment
house, IN Paris, Avenue Kleber. des Por-
testic. Surface 1868 So. m. For sale by
private contract. Immediate possession and
IN rticipeinn IN the profits. Apply 10 Me.
DELORME, notary public. Paris. IL rue
Auber.
LUXURIOUS PROPERTY NEAR PARIS.
Splendid outlook over valley of the Seine !:
big wooded park. with springs: area, q
hectares 500; entrance hall. dining room, .
drawing rooms. bedrooms, 3 dressing rooms.
water. gas. electricity, telephone, bathroom ;
central heating; also pavilion with q
rooms, stables, garage, &C.; price 200 600
francs. ANNE. 81 Rue Richelieu, Paris.
1900 900 will purchase the finest hotel In cen
tire Of West End of London 200 bedrooms
absolutely the best position IN the metropolis.
Write Box 7T2, SAMSON CLARK a CO.
LTD. 5s Gt. Portland St, London. w. l.,
England.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER
BUYING FAME HOUSE
Will Confer With Safety Direc-
tors to Settle Volunteers
Petition.

Members OF City Council. sitting as
committee OF the whole, will have
conference this evening with the di-
rectors Of the Department Of Public
Safety relative to the petition of the
members OF the old Fame Fire Co.
that the city purchase their property
I'm Second street west OF Shlpley. The
volunteer fremen appeared before
Council last week and asked that that
department take cognizance Of the ef-
forts they are making to dispose of
their engine house and Il was decided
to meet with the safety directors to
decide definitely and finally whether
the FIRE department is going TO buy
any additional fire houses.
The Fame company's house Is as
sessed at SIS. 900 and It is understood
they are willing to sell It TO the city
at that price. Councilmen are divided
on the question. Some OF them favor
the acquisition of the property from
purely sentimental reasons such as
the length of service the company has
given the city and the work the
volunteer members have performed in
ed to the purchase on the ground that
the city does not have the money and
that the new fire department hasscost
Wilmington enough already.
What the sentiment of the safety
directors is regarding the plan is not
known. The Fame members suggest
their home be converted into a re-
pair shop for the new department or
for a school. Some of them appear 70
have the impression that Chief Croker
and Captain Umbekant. the experts
helping the safety directors to es-
tablish the paid department, recon-
mended that their house be taken over
but that the directors for reasons OF
their own refused. Chief Croker ane
Captain Umbekant did and still ars
advising the directors in their work
and 1t is understood most of the prop
erty purchases were made upon then
recommendation but whether they
made any such recommendation to tn.
board is not known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
MUCH ACTIVITY AT
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

\ call for twenty salesgi-ls was re-
ceived by the women's department. of
the Public Employment Bureau, in
the old City Hall, this morning. who
Will be placed temporarily in a local
ten-cent store. Ten houseworkers
were placed by the department this
morning. and calls for six more do
mestics were received. Seven domes-
tics were referred, and the application
Of one fled. Yesterday s women were
placed, IA referred and 12 We're regis
tered. Nine calls for help were re-
ceived.
The officials of the mems depart
ment of the bureau are making every
effort 10 find positions for the needy
unemployed men, who are anxious TO
earn some money before Christmas
Appeals for work are received daily
from persons who have grown almost
desperate from idleness. This morn
ing six laborers were placed. six were
referred and five were registered. Yes
/ terday. 10 men We're placedh 2S were
referred and Is We're registered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
FIRE OFFICIALS
VISIT NEW YORK
Assistant Chief Tazewell and
Clerk Mulrooney to Inspect
Fire Houses.

Assistant Fire Chief Harvey Taze-
well and Michael Mulrooney, chief
clerk In the fire department. today
went to New York to make an in
-nection of some OF the fire houses
in use there and to study some phases
of the system being followed. They
are making the tour al the special in
vltation OF Chief .Kenlon OF the New
York Fire Department. They have
planned 20 return home tomorrow.
Some of the fire department Of
ncials have called attention to the
dangers resulting from the practice of
parking automobiles on both sides OF
the street on one way streets While
there Is no law against this the fire.
men claim the narrow lanes left open
the event OF a fire.
Relative 20 parking machines in
front ~ Are hydrsnts the firemen say
the law specified that nothing shall be
placed within ten feet of a fire plug.
Even this distance is too short. they
say. and Il should be at least 20 feet
During the holidays and the in
creased danger from fires due TO trees
and decorations the firemen want tc
remind all the residents of the city
that In the event Of a blaze in theiI
homes they should call telephone No
s6i2. This is fire department head
quarters where a man Is on duty day
and night and call over this phone
VIII bring immediate response. They
say also residents should familiariz,
themselves with the location of tn,
fire houses in their vicinity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
STICKS TO COERCION STORY
DESPITE PREMIER'S DENIAL

Belfast. Dec. 21.--"I stand by every
thing / said declared Robert C..
Barton TO the Associated Press cor
respondent today when shown the
semi-otiicial statement issued in Lon
don denying Premier Lloyd George
has coerced the Irish plenipotentiaries
through threat OF war. as stated by
Mr.. Barton In the Dali Eireann. Mr.
Barton was a member Of the Sim
Fein delegation which signed the
treaty.
The London statement, given out
yesterday. declared that, if the Irish
plenipotentiaries had acted under
duress. il must have been the dures.
OF their own minds. or that of circum-
stances. There had been no eleventh
hour declaration on the part OF the
premier.
1t added. however. that. "inasmuch
as the well-known alternative to ac-
ceptance was war, there is an elemen.
OF truth in the statement (by Mr.
Barton ="
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
THIS SUITCASE HELD
4" BOUT TWO GALLONS
So Negro Told Prohibition o.
iioer Howard and an Arrest
Followed.

Your suitcase seems 10 he hit
heavy. How much liquor have YOU
M So" was asked ~ charles White.
N.rrn. 10y Federal Prohibition Agent
lea NJ Howard last night. as White
nllsh,ed from n souihhound train at
French street station.
",h bout two gallons" was the
casual reply ~ the Negro. who then
ieiHurtiy walked 60 the station en-
trance and sirnallcd fcr n taNicah.
As white entered tho cab he was
followed hy Howard Instructions were
then given the driver 60 proceed 60 tho
cid Federal nulldins, az sixth and
kinr streets.
Two hours later. Isaac Sadler.
another Negro. Mas taken into custody
under similar circumstances. The
latter arrest wss made by Federal
Agent Edwards. Both mon, according
o. belief of tho federal authorities
have established an unusually large
trade through their supposed methods
~ operation. Their movements, how
ever, according 90 Mr.. Howard, have
boon closely guarded and when the
mon reported % have gone 90 rhils-
delphA Yesterday 60 secure n new
supply, tho timo Tor their apprehension
seemed oprorfune,
Roth White and Sadltr are said tc
i've in this city, They are being held
under $1,000 hail until their hearins
this afternoon before United state,
Commissioner John poarce Cam The,
nre charged with the illegal transpor.
ta,ion ~ Intoxicating liquor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
TALL CEDARS ELECT
HOWARD N. WARD CHIEF
Chosen Grand Tall Cedar by
6fandywine Forest at An
nuaI Election.

More than seven hundred members
participated In the annual election OF
ilu ndNwlne Forest. No. 90. Tall
'edhrs ~ Lebanon. In the New
century club last night. Howard NJ.
Ward vR. 81 4 Grand Tall cedar
while other officers elected were:
kenief deputy grand tall cedar, Will
liam NJ. MASK. lr., Junior grand tall
,.dnr HARRY W, vcnninger scribe
Frank v, l,nNi treasurer. Henry VIII
SON Appoiniiye officers follow. Chap
lain. Hamilton L. Harris; prcccptor
Cornelius n. Beatty. guide. Past
Grand fail cedar Candy g. Mammelc:
srnilnels frank 4. SPARKS. John
'aihvarli chief ranger, George ID.
Woodward. hand leader Henry g..
pfnins assistant band lea Ter. collins
o. 1slmsn
The executive committee includes
Mr. Ward Walter l.. Morgan. Csnby
q. Mammele. Frank "a. Day. Henry
Wilson, William is Williamson. Isaac
Turner, a. y Beatty James 4. Mac
hctert. George -. Woodward a. G..
bfnins, y. e.. Sparks. a. W. Wen
ninn.f William Mask. Jra and John
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Twenty mombofs Of Eastern shore
tufost SO. 90. attended the meeting.
a vaudeville program was presented
hnd ala candidates initiated.