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Evening journal., 1921-08-22
PICKED UP DICE
AND AWAY HE RAN

on a charge OF assault and bat
tery. Allie Diem. was fined s25 and
costs by Judge Hastings in Munici-
pal Court this morning. He was
accused Of having struck Fred Fos-
ter over the head with a board.
Diem said that Foster and several
other men were playing crap when
he (the defendan) picked up the
dice and stated to run to inform an
officer. He was attacked by five
men. he said. and counted four
Jumps on his head, one on his arm
and one on his back where he said
he was hit. He struck in self-de-
fense. he claimed.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Sim FEIN To
SWEEP ASIDE
Peace OFFER
Continued from First Page.

upon the margin by which the door
Is still left open" depended according
to the British belief the fate OF Sim
Fein. II was agreed here that a
'slamming' OF the door would mean
British march through Ireland
until the last vestige OF republican
ism had been stamped out.
Dublin correspondents Of British
papers were unanimous In their
agreement today that the Dairs re-
ply would reject the British offer In
its present form and believed that
II would be couched in a conciliatory
spirit, possibly inviting the govern
ment 10 elucidate certain points
The British press was demanding
an early reply. The Daily Chronicle.
frequently referred 10 as Lloyd
Georges unofficial mouthpiece. to-
day said:
'Procrastination is tantamount 20
playing with fire. II the FIRE breaks
out again, Britain will doubtless burn
her fingers, but Ireland will be con-
sumed."
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SERIOUSLY HURT
BY FALL FROM ROOF

Charles Hardy aged 20 years. OF
2l B street. carney's Point, car
penter in the employ OF Candy May.
became III and fell from the roof Of
the new home being built for former
Governor Charles r. Miller. this
morning He was seriously injured
about the head, neck and shoulders.
1no police ambulance was summons
ed. but meanwhile Hardy was taken
in an automobile TO the Delaware
Hospital. He Is expected 20 recover
unless complications ensue.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
AWARD CONTRACT
FOR SEAFORD STREET

Special to The. Evening Journal
SEAFoRD. Aug. 22.-The contract
for the macadamizing OF High street
has been awarded TO the Sutton Con-
tracing Company OF Philadelphia,
for about $4,000.
Mrs. Frank Jefferson, Of Concord o.
entertained a number OF friends at
cards last Friday night. at the home
OF Mrs. Monroe H. Adams. on Con-
well street.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
PASSES ON McNARY Bill

- WASHINGTON. AUS. 22-(United
Press)-The House today passed the
McNary bill 314 to 21 enabling the
war finance corporation TO aid in the
export Of agricultural products. The
measure makes $1,000. 900. 900 avail
able through the corporation for
loans TO individuals or corporations
TO export Americas crops. Confer
ences between the House and the
Senate are now necessary.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
HORSE KILLED WHEN
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
LEWES. Aug. 22.-A horse owned
by Charles W. Hudson, a farmer, was
struck and killed by a motor truck
driven By Clyde Phillips. In some
way the horses jugular vein was cut
and the animal bled to death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ID. Messick
and daughter OF Philadelphia, are
visiting friends and relatives here
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. sparklin
and daughter. OF Virginia, formerly
OF this town. we're visitors over the
weekend. Mr.. Sparklin was prin-
cipal OF the local public schools
about twenty-five years ago.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
BRITAIN TO JOIN
PARLEY OVER ARMS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-(Unted
Press) Formal acceptance OF the
American disarmament invitation by
Great Britain was announced at the
State Department today.
Great Britain is in "whoiehearted
sympathy" with the object OF the
conference and will approach the
meeting in a spirit OF courage.
friendiiness and mutual understand
ing the acceptance declared. The
note was delivered by Lord Curzon.
foreign secretary 10 Ambassador
Harvey at London.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
REV. 7. HOWARD JONES
breaches AT DOVER

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Aug. 22-The Rev. T.
Howard Jones. pastor Of the NJ. e.
Church at Ashland. Kentucky. who
is on a visit here with relatives,
preached yesterday in the Peoples
Christian Church. Mr.. Jones has
had wonderful success in Kentucky
having built a church at a cost OF
sSls.0oo. He has a Sunday School
OF 1900 pupils and an Epworth
League Of 400 members. He Is a
graduate OF the Wesley Collegiate
Institute OF this town.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
TAKEN In ELKT0N;
AUTO THEFT CHARGE

James II. Stanton was arrested In
Elkton, Nd, yesterday by Detective
Sutton and Sheriff Seth OF Cecil
county. charged with the theft OF an
automobile belonging to Henry l..
Woods. 1927 Oak street. this city. on
July 81. stanton is In the Elkton
jail pending the securing OF requi-
sition papers. after which he will be
brought here for trial.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
AUTO DRIVER is HELD

Alexander Molinski, arrested Sat-
urday by State Highway Policeman
Earl Cole. was given a hearing yes
terday afternoon before Magistrate
Hunter at Claymont, charged with
operating an automobile without a
license and carrying concealed a
deadly weapon. He was held under
$500 bail for the Court OF General
Sessions.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
NO REPORT YET ON
NEW NCIlVERAT0R

The report Of the operations Of tho
new incinerating plant, which Dr.
c. NJ. Handy, president o. the Board
OF Health, thought would be ready
this morning. was not forthcoming
An inquiry OF Secretary Frantz this
morning elected the reply that Dr.
Handy stated the report will not be
given out today, and no definite time
had been fixed as to when il will
be given out.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Doctors Recommend
Bon-0pto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
icribe Bon-Opto as safe home remedy
r the treatment of eye troubles and to
rengthen eyesigtt. Sold undermoney
lefund guarantee by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
REPORT sLARsHALLroN
MAN nROWNEn

The Bureau OF Police has ust re-
ceived a telegram announcing the
death by drowning IN New York
City, OF Arthur Costello. Of Marshall
ton. No particulars were given.
No trace OF Costello could be found
In Marshallton today.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
MINERS DELAY MARcH

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. 22
Omitted Press) - Armed miners
nassed al Marmet. ~ miles east of
here to-day. were ytill delaying their
threatened march into Mingo coyr
iva coal fields
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
WANTS. ROAns numn

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. Omitted
Press).-secretary Hoover today ad-
dressed an appeal to governors Of all
States to engage now in road con-
struction and repairing to reduce
unemployment.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
rTRrMrN RFPoRT ToMoRRow

The 61 men recently appointed as
probationary fremen will finish their
course OF training today, and the 107
men named last week have been or
dered 10 report at the Union FIRE
house, Third and Union streets. to-
morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
FATHER AND SON PRESIDE

Members OF the Brandywine Fire
Company are calling attention 10 the
fact that their first president was
Caleb Watson and their last, his son,
George Watson.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
MOTOR TO OCEAN CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Martin
and Miss Mary e. Martin. their
daughter s06 West Tenth street
motored to Ocean City. y. j.. yester-
day to spend two weeks vacation.
They Will stop at the Hotel Norman
die.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
"A GENTLE WAY
TO END CORNS
The Modern Method. Scientific
Easy, Quick and Sure

The old corn enders were harsh,
crude and uncertain. They came
into disrepute.
Then a world-famed laboratory
created a new method, and millions
have adopted il.
The new way is e-jay-liquid
or plaster. One applies il by a
touch. The pain stops instantly,
and soon the whole corn loosens
and comes out
To pare a corn and keep il now
is folly. Stop il the moment it ap-
pears. Remove it in this gentle way.
Watch one corn go when Blue
jay is applied. You will let it deal
with all corns after that.
Send 10 the drug store now.
Liquid OF Plaster
Blue Jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends corns Quickly
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06
Cadorna y Caporetto

Cadorna resOlvi6 encaminar todo
ell esfuerzo offensive hacia la frOnte-
IA Juliana, limitarse a una acci0n
puramente defenslva por la parte del
Trentino, Ell dOnde ell ataque podfa
estrellarse contra numerosos Obstacu-
los, Mas. para que la ofensiva alcan-
Ease todos sus frutOs. hubiera sido
necesariO conservar el secreto hasta
el momento de ponerla en- vigor.
No Sc hizo asf. FL enemigO-dice
i, Cadorna advertidO por la dcnun-
i cia del Tratado de la Triple Allan
"a, uue Sc di0 Il conocer dieZ v nuevp
dfas antcs de la ruptura de las hos
! tilidades. y pOr la publication en- Ia
prensa francesa del Tratado de 2G
de abril de 1915 V la nOticia dc que
! Italia Sc disponfa actuar. Por csta
circunStacia, Austria Sc enter6 de
que ell dfa 2G de mayo Italia cmprel-
derfa las operaciones. De otra Iarte.
los serbioS cometieron rl error de no
mantcner distraidas Ell su frcnte con-
siderablcs fuerzaS austriacas.
Todo clio cOmelibuy1 reducir los
resultadGs de la prirera ofensiva
italiana ell cl ls0nzo.
FL generalfsimo Sc queja tamhi6n
de Ia falta de collaboration de los ALA
dos al ocurrir la primera drrrota ru
sa En- tanto que fallal'a el cOncurso
ruso. Serbia permaneeia inactiva. y
la acci0n franceSa no impedfa el en-
VIC de tropas alemanaS al Trentino.
Cad0rna ,lcdica variaS paginas a
drscribir la fleXi0n del frente Italia
no en- el Trcntino cl ano 1916. que es
tllvU puntO de abrir al enemi=o I'll
caminO de LUnlbartfa v permtrle
ataCar de reeves al ejGrcitO del lSon-
20. Este fue uno de los momentos
mas criticOs dc In campaila. Pero I'll
peligrO pudO ser c0njurado. la
que. MERGED ella. st tom0 Goritzia
el . de agostO.
En- el mes de enero del ano ST
guiente SO verified en- Roma una con-
ferencia interaliada. El icfe del ES
RADIO Mayor italiano. apoyado por
Lloyd George. propuso que ante todo
Sc abatiera a Austria, puesto que To-
grado este triunfo la guerra queda-
ria virtualmente canada. Para con-
seguir ell eXito perseguido. solicitabl
de los aliados Ocho divisiones v 800
pleas. de artilleria de grande Y me-
dianO calibre. No prevaleci0 este cri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06

teriO, sino el de quienes sostuvieron
que Ia Soluci6n del cOnflict0 debfa
buscarse en- territorio frances.
Para demostrar la eficacia y la i'm
portancia del concurso que Italia
prest5 la causa com1n, Cadorna ci-
ia la opinion emitida pOr Ludendorff,
segGn el cual la carlsa principal de
In derrOta alemana ''fu6 la falta de
apOyO por parte de Austria, estrecha-
tn por Italia. Si Austria hubiese po-
dido dispOner de una parte de sus di-
visiones, la guerra habria sido gana-
da por los imperios ccntrales.'
y llega el instante trdgico de Ca
porett0.
FL alto mando italianO preSamtfa
la proXimidad del csfucrzo enemigO
En- el punto crftico cstacionU& 1S4 ba-
talloncs italianos frentc Il 1G9 bata.
Homes alcmanes V austriacos. Gran
des lluvias ospesas nicblas auxilia-
ron les alemancS zen ell primer alta
que. Los dfas - Y 80 dc octubre fue,
ron los mas tcrrblcs tie la retirada
Por los caminos huian a Ia desband;l-
da 350.000 s0ldadoS. mcZcladoS con
100000 aldeanOs fuSitivos.
tadorna. ell su defensa. seilala los
erroreS cOmetidoS por algunos de Sus
altos subOrdinados V reivindica para
81 la iniciativa de las medidas condu-
ccntcs Il atenuar FL deSastre v prepa-
rar 81 dcsquite que d@bfa salvar il
Italia. FL fu6 quen dispuso que III
rctirada no So deiuviera en- el TaSia-
mento nj SO llevase hasta el Mincio.
sino que Sc fijara en- @! Piave.
El generafsimo afirma que los Es-
tados = Mayores aliados rehu>aron
mandar al Piave las divisioncS que
Eabfan trafdo Italia cl general
F0ch So neg0 Il accedcr Il la dcmanda
dc Cardona de que el d6cimO ej 'rcto
frances acudiese al Montcllo. En- FL
trance de la retirada v defensa d,l
Piavc. segIin Cadorna. los aliados no
aportaron el menor concurso. salvo
isu cOncurso moral
LUigi Montana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06

Roma, julio de 1921.-El general
Cadorna ACADIA dc publican dos vold-
mencs interesanteS con el tftulo de
la guerra ALA fronte Italiana," con-
Sagrados Ia guerra entire Italia Y
Austria. dcsdc la ruptura de las hos
tilidades hasta el dfa siguiente del
desastre de Caporetto, on que fue sus-
| titufGo por cl general Dfaz.
LII obra ha causado honda sensa-
ci6n en- el pals. Y rs objeto de apa-
YionadaS pol6micas en- que intervie-
ncn el general B:ldoSli0. comandantG
del 30 cuerpo de cjGrcito. Y cl gene
ral Cappcllo. comantlante del Sc
guudo.
Al primcro lc ;lcusa el general Ca
tlorla de no Eaber ejccutado tielmen-
I tr las 0rlcnes del cuartel general
lt>SpUGS de la derrota Y censura al
Scgllndo cl habpr conscicnte Y volun-
| taramcntc cumplido NAL las inStruc-
/ clones recibitlls: conccbido. por su
cucnta. una ContraUfensiva que no
corrrspondfa al pappl que sc lie inl-
puSo. iucurrido en- una de eSas
tlanegreSioncS que ascguran la in
mortaldad la gloria en- el triunfO
la disqualification la versiienza en-
la derrota. ..-
Sin nombrar Giolitti splala cla-
ramente Ia deplorable sitraci0n en-
cue Geiara al ejercito despues dc la
guerra de Libia. LII inSuiiciencia dc
la artillcria con 236 cahones mcdios
V 20 pesad,tS. II lentitud de la obra
en- los arsenaleS. que solo prouucia
4S0 fllsilcs diarios: la vacuidad de
los almacencS de aproviS:r namiento
V de eauipo. la carcncia de lanzas.
bombaS V DE- aeroplanoS Y lii indiSc-
plina Ell tilas. va infectadas de anti
militariSmo
ReSul ado de la entraua d" Italia en
la guerra. Cadorna rc0rSaniZa los ele-
mentos militares V los cOlocn POGO a
POGO Ell situacion de conenzar la
campaila todu clio derrochando es-
frcrzos por las dificultades que opo-
MIA el Ministro del TesOrO los re-
querimientos del generalfsimO, fun
dind0se en cOnsideraciones de Orden
ccon6mico. Otra difirnltad nacfa de
que la organization del ej6rcitO ha-
llahase nasada en un fin puramente
defensive mientra> que la guerra que
Sc anuncaba debfa reVestir un fin
eScncialmente offensive. para la CON
quista del territorio ''irredento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06
Obras de los Grandes
AutOreS
C0LECCIONEs Y TOM0s SUELTOs

Han llegado a las Iibrerias de Can
tero, Fernandez y Compailia las CO.
lceciones completes de las obras de
Gel Caballero Audaz," E. Gomez Ca
rrillo, Emilio Carrere, Jose Ma. Sala-
verria, Jose Enrique Rodo, Jose
Frances, Concha Espina, Ricardo
Leon, Ruben Dario, Amado Nervo,
Enrique Barbusse y Antonio de Ho-
yos y Vinent.
Al decir que han llegado las obras
completes, no hay que suponer que
sea precise comprar la collection en-
terra de cada autor, sino que puede
servirse esta, vendiendose, ademas,
los tomos separados que cada cual So
licite.
Sc sirven pedidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06

Sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lc dari com.
pleta satisfaction hard que Otros Sc la en-
widen.
La CUCHILLA- REVOLVER no cs un ju-
guete, 81 un articuio muy it'll elegante.
teTrado Sc parece cualquier otra cuchilla
de pulgadas de largo, con hojaS del mejor
acero Y mano niquelHdo Las balaS. 10 miSmo
que las hOlas. Sc encuentran ocultaS en- la
euchilla. 81 necesita una cuchlla, todo 10
que tiene que hacer halar la hoja. V 81 So
necesita un revolver, hala el gatio disparA
balaS de calibre 22.
Snceramente este es un gran invento.
Estas cuchillas venden sic, pero coro
deseamoS que el pibico las coaozca. hemos
decidido yerdcrlas por un corso tempo Il
$3.50 cada una. que representa- el precio de
costo.
Como nuestra evStencia do estaS CUCHI-
ILAS-RENOLNER eS lmitada Solamente te-
nemos algunos miles de elias Y las ordenes
de todas parties del mundo aumen. an d:ara.
mente. lie aronSeiamos que pda la Suya e!.
seguida de mcdo que tenga tempo de- reci-
birla para las NAVIDADES.
MaudeuoS con orden 25 centavoS en-
sellos moneda. el resto 10 pagard cuando
reciba esta valOsa CUCHILLA-REVOLVE
81 manda todo el dinero con la orden, le
mandaremos un bonito regao.
Las 6rdenes del Canada. Mejico. Cuba V
paises eytranjeros deben veuir aconlpaiiadas
de su importe. pues el correo no acepta G.. o.
ID. para esos pafSes.
Recorte este anuncio y cnvielo con 25
centavoS a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06
DETALLISTAS DE PROVISIONES

Estar provistos de jab6n ''BROWN" rotulado
Cadierno, signifca capacidad, inteligencia
que os preocupais de 10 que convene al pueblo.
Vender, por ell contrario, ell falsifcado, signi-
flea arar en- ell mar engailar injustamente al
pueblo.
CADIERNO HERMANOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06
International Export
House, Dept. 6.
P. o. Box 7s1.-cHIcAGo, Ill.

Al parecer I'd. encOntrarla cara una
Maquina de Sumar FEDERAL: pero
no Sc da cuenta del dinero que lie
ahorra en- solo seis meses de tenerls
en- usO c0nstante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
Ell efecto tonico y laxante del LAXA-
TWO BRoMo QUININA lie hace su-
perior la Quinina ordinaria, no
afecta la cabeza. La firma de E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
FOREIGN PORTS.
[BN Nam. l

FORT DE FRANCE. April 13-Arrived pre-
,iously. schr Cape Blomidon (Brl. Pasca-
goula
HALIFAX. April i4-Arrved. str Sarno-
lite (Br) Tampico. schr Lucy r tBr) .
Kingston via Shelburne.
Sailed l4th. strs Canadian Hunter tBrD
Liverpool and Glasgow via st Jonn, NB, J
4 Mckee CBr), Louisburg.
HAVANA April i2-ArriNed. str Point
Judith. san Francisco for Baltimore.
IIOUISBURG, CB. April iS-Arrived. strs
Maskinonge CBr). 81 John tand sailed lath
for Montrea) l4th. Canadian Settler tBp
Narvii for baltimore (for cosD.
In port i4th, str Nevada (Br). for Europe
tloadinF steel products).
MONTEVIDEO, April li-Sailed, str Pal
las, San Pedro and San Francisco,
IUNENBURG. Ms, April lf-ArriNed.
schrs A w Chisholm tBrl Baltimore; Eve
Iyn tBr). Yarmouth.
Cleared 18th. schr Grace Darling tBf)
PARRsBoRo. Ms, April i3-In port, schr
Mayflower tBr) Bass River for New YORK.
PORT IOBOS, April li-Arrived, str Ag-
wworld Boston land sailed 18Th FOR Boston,
PUERTO PADRE. April ll-ArriNed, Str
Tune CNorl. Santiago.
gT TOH\ NIB, April 15-Arrived, str Lord
Antrim CBr), Hamburg.
Sailed t2th. schr Peter Mcintyre tBr. uewi
Canary Islands
TkMpICO. April l3-Sailed. strs Agwisun
Boston: George w Barnes. do
TTTXpAM, April f4-Sailed previously, str
San Jeronimo (Br). Boston.
WALTON Ms. April 16-Arriyed scht
GLADYS VI Taylor. Calais.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Bound East.
CLEARED.

rFrom q S. Naval Communication Service. J
Str Delavan, Decker Gothenburg Malmo,
&c-Moore & Mccormack Co
Str Panhandle State, Cunningham, Bou-
logne and London-United States Mail steam
ship Co. Inc.
Sir New York lDutch). Sissingh, Rotter-
dam--Robert l. Hague.
str City Of Harvard CBrD. Large, Port
Said Suez. &c--Norton. Lilly Co.
Str Celtic Prince CBr), Jones, Yokoham ma.
Kobe, &C. via Philadelphia and Newport
News-Furness Witty & GO.
Str Bassa. Owen. Las Palmas. Dakar, &C.
tla Norfolk-West India Steamship Co.
Str Royal Prince tBr), Reed. Cape Town,
Aigoa Bay, &c. via Norfolk-Furness. Witty
& Co.
str Hortensius 0Br,. Lines. Bahia Blanca,
re va rio and Buenos Aires via Newport News
-R = Houston Co.
Str santa Tecia. Cropsey. Puerto Coiom-
bia Cartagena. &c--W Grace & Co,
Str Korona cBr,. Doyle, = Thomas =
Crcix &c--Furness, Witty Co.
Str Santa Eulalia. Lee. Havana-Amerlcan
and Cuban Steamship Line
Str Kiowa. Wood Macoris-Clyde Steam
ship CO.
STR Carrilo lverson. Kingston. Carasena,
&c--United Fruit Co
str w II LIBBY. Thompson Texas Ci'N--
Sir Huckcy. Miller. Mobile-Cnited states
shipping Beard,
sir Jefferson Horsley, Norfok-Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
STR Canadian Ranger 'Bfl, PefNls' Nof-
sollS--Wilford 8 Mckay Inc.
STR Canaba aras Nielsen. Philadelpha-At-
lantic Fruit 20.
Str Frederick Luckenbach. Tornbers, Inll-
adeiphla-Luckenbach Steamship Co
Str Delaware Robinson, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
Str Calvin Austin. Holmes, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ned Star Line str Finland. from South
ampton April Il for New York, broke
and had to put back to southampton. Ac-
cordine 10 officials Of the line here the ship
viii be delayed only few DAYS ~ y VIII
not be necessary 70 dry dock the vessel the
pa ssehgers viii remain on board.
pT1I,NOs AIRES. April fs-whlle the
American Embassy tonight still was await
4, ly from the Argentine Government
10 the embassy note OF last Friday concern
washington the impression vas gained ~
Argentine official circles That from the
,i.s, an viewpoint the reply VIII be TN
satisfactory. There is known 10 be serlii-
rns y. among steamship lines OF several other
rationalitfeq IN favor Of supporting the
American contention In tie controversy. In
ginliar 70 those OF the Martha Washington.
American business interests are urging lont
action by the Shipping Board With other
foreign lines.
BOSTON, April l6A survey VIII be held
ou str Mariners Harbor when her cargo or
gncar is un!oaded. The steamer came IN
leaking Thursday night from Cuba. The
cargo viii he out on. Tueadsy. and the
steamer probably whl be floated Into dry
dock for thorough examination.
HALIFAX, April IA Moulton 4 60 yes
terdsy regeivcd adVices fhat scar stella, one
Of Their fleet. was ashore Al Macoris and
there was little prospect o. rofloating her
she went south last year ana has been
trading among the Islands.
l5'h-Schr Ronald Moulton tBl, santa
Pols a.. for BurEeo NJ. was abandoned
AZ ga. crew landed a. German port
MONTREAL April is-The Montreal long
eboreusr,s uuion 10 day announced accept
an.r from NE shipping Federation of .
reatfs Contract. which provide" Tor = five
pr cent Increase in wages for niEni workers
and five per ccut dccreare for day workers
sT MtCuAETs. April is.-str Tucsanuck
New N0rl, fov Funchai. has returned here
v lth boiler trouble.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

Rayo $50 ESE Sabine bar iTtn.
Richconcal 20 w Sand Key i7th
Richmond 1914 from San Francisco PM
18th.
Romui,z Is n Jupiter l7th.
Rotarian 7T5 from San Pedro PM 18th.
Saco l25 n Charleston l7th
Sagua 4s5 Hatteras lIth.
San Bruno $50 Port Limon i7th.
san Gi 10 ssW Hstteras l7th.
SAN Jcronimo l5J w Sand Key lTth.
San Juan $40 sE Ambrose 18th.
Santa Flavla SIS from San Francisco 10Th.
Santa Marta 81 KINGSTON l7th
scantic lat 70 ~, lnn - 81 17th,
Senator - from San Francisco Pm 18th.
Shasta 542 w Honolulu PM 18th,
Standard Arrow 1913 from San Francisco
steel Age 30 s Ambrose l7th.
Steel Exporter 315 Ambrose 18th
Sunshine 95 5 Fire Island 1911
Thomas III Wheeler 30 y Hatteras isth,
syive 157 NE Kingston nth.
Ttikenbang $3.50 from San Francisco PM
Tomalva l4s South Pass l7th.
transportation liz NE Winter Quarter .th.
Ventura l,oIo from San Francisco PM
18th.
vesta ITO scotland l. 18th
w g Teagle 2oe " Sand Key 1Ith
W s Miller II y Hatteras nth.
Walter Jennings 1893 W Sand Key lIth.
Wenatchee :, ,225 from Seattle PM 18th
West Catanaoe 965 from Honolulu Pm 18th
West Henshaw 2,25l from san Francisco
10th,
West Isom 2s7 from Seattle $ PM lTth.
west Jappa ,lol from cape fIallefy loll
West Jester ). .5s9 from Columbia River PM
t5th.
West Kader .sas from Columbia River PM
18th.
West Kasson .i57 from San Francisco PM
10Th.
West Taoook $50 E Cape May lIh.
West Totant lat 20 20. Ion 70 07 17th
Westeru Plains lat 40 So lon 4S 81 i1th.
Wilhelmina ,1O2 from San Francisco PM
10th.
william Green 1870 L Jamaica lIrh.
York Harbor W Castle Island 17th.
Zoppot lat 30 55. Ion SO 81 17th.