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The New York herald., 1921-02-28
CABLE REPORTS.

BALBOA. Feb 26-Arrived. str Cecil
County. Callao.
Arrived 10Th. str Cooicha. san Francisco.
Sailed 25th strs Golden State, san Fran
Valparaiso; West Haven, Portland, o; Natal
CDan), Chile Hawkeye State. Los Angeles.
Sailed 26un, str Barima (Br), Champerico.
BERMUDA. Feb 26-Saied, str Fort Ham
ilton (Br). New York.
CRISTOBAL, Feb 25-Arriyed, str5 Orcus.
Ulua (Br), Kingston; Brush. Boston; 25th.
Santa Leonora, New York.
Arrived 26th, str Panama. New York.
Arrived 26th, strs Morristown, New YORK
for Auckland, &c; Steel Ranger, do for Los
Angeles. &c; Santa Leonora. New York;
Freeport Sulphur No 8. Texas City; San
Sailed 25th. strs Mary Luckenbach. New
York; Nokatay, do; Songdal tNoD. Ant
wsrp.
Sailed Goth. strs Arana (Br). Port Barrios;
Cecil County, New Orleans; Cordelia (BD,
Port Lobos. Ulua (Br). New York Via Port
Limon; Celtic Prince (Br). New York via
sailed 2eth. str Macoris CBr), Puerto Co
lombia.
HALIFAX, Ms. Feb 2s-Arrlved, strs Car
mania (BO. Liverpool (and sailed for New
York;; Canadian Sailor 1Brl, baltimore.
27th, Canada (Br), Portland. Me tand sailed
for LiverpooD Canadian Trapper tbrl, l-iF-
erpool; Pontia. Copenhagen for Ncw 1lIf.
LIVERPOOL. FEB 26-Arrivef. ftf Bessie
'BD. New YORK.
Sailed 25th. str Empress Of urlat Nls
. noTTaRbAM, e1"r iSDi Feb 90, Q An -Arrvs.. sf
Ryndam (Dutch), New York.
VANCOUVER. &c. Feb 26-Arriqed. str
Steel Maker, Portland.
VICTORIA, Be, Feb 26--Arriveo. ctr Pro-
tesilaus (Br). Yokohama for Seattle
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
Livingston Roe s2s San Francisco PM

Livingston Roe s2s San Francisco PM
Loretta 10 Hatteras 27th.
NJ + Elliott ii9 Jupiter 10Th.
Maui Ss2 + Honolulu s PM 25th.
Mehanno $50 Delaware Dreakwater Goth
Melne 40 SSW Hatteras 27th.
Melrose 35 WSW Winter Quarter eth
Metapan 305 n Colon 26th.
Melton 367 + Port Lobos 26th.
Mevania so SW Hatteras 2zth.
Mexico 16 n Hatteras 27th.
Miller County 227 Sc South Pass 26th.
Minnewawa $40 Sc Galveston 26th
Mlsk.anza 2s2 Sc South Pass 26th
Momus 20 y Hatteras 9th.
Montana 40 SW Hatteras 27th.
Moosehausic passed Nantucket l. 21th.
Mosella lat so Y. lon 80 OF Goth.
Aundale 55 n Hatteras 27th
Mystic 81 Il Ambrose nth
Naamhok 2,15o Z Five Fathon L 26th.
Nanking 334 w Honolulu PM 25th.
Niobe 272 u Nantucket 26th.
Norman Bridge % S Jupiter 26th.
Northwestern Bridge l40 L Miami 26th.
oceania lat 40 26, Ion 20 80 2eth.
Orcus $50 S Cape Mala 26th.
Orient 370 Hatteras Goth.
Oropesa 1876 s Balboa Goth
Osawatomie sos Boston 26th.
Pastores 516 Ambrose 26th.
Phoenix 62 n Hatteras 26th.
Point Arena 23S Ambrose 9th.
Point Lobos 9ls San Francisco 8 PM Goth.
Polar Star 200 Sc Ambrose 27th.
Pomona 2,116 NE Cristobal 26th4
Port Said Maru lat 20 55, lon "a 50 Z Pm
26th.
Princess MatoiiSa 1s5 f Boston 27th.
ouabbin 53s ENE Hole in Wall 18th.
Rochester 81 e Sand Key 26th.
Romulus 20 S Jupiter 18th
Ruth 1856 NE Cape Henry pM 21th.
y Hunt 212 SW Hatteras 28th.
$ spallding ~ n Jupiter 26th.
Saco 20 L Cape Henry 27th.
st Mihiel lat II 27. lon 10 j. Goth.
san Jose 26 NE Cape San Antonio 26th-
San Juan 200 sW San Francisco 2eth,
San reodoro 100 sW Key West 26th.
santa Marta lle Cape He HsniSPen nc'en Sgth
Sapinero lat 30 -. Ion 80 30 26th.
Saugus 200 Sc Hatteras Goth.
Sapelo 105 South Pass Goth.
Schoharle 45 Z Key West Goth.
Solitaire II WNW Tortugas 26th.
stephen r Jones passed Hatteras .7th
Sun, OH 159 sw Hatteras 9TH
sunbeam sunbeam 2si i Haiterss aa tna,ss Sath Sa!h
Sydney 72 Hatterns 2Tth.
Tancaryille 2so Tampico 26th.
Texas I4I w Sand Key Goth.
Thomas II Wheeler f91 S Ambrose 2Tth.
Toloa 100 w Havana 26th.
Transportation "a Fire Island 9th.
Ubbergen 100 Cape May 21th.
Utacarbon 100 sw South Pass 2Gth.
Vacuum " Tampico Goth.
Vesta 195 NV Tortugas 26th.
Virginia Bridge 200 Il Cape Henry 9th;
Vittorio Emmanuele Ill 2T0 Il Cape Henry
| w II Libby l7a Jupiter 2eth.
| w l. Steed ~ S Hatteras 9th.
w Miller 2,529 Point Wells 10th.
Walter Hardcastle 80 S Sand Key 10Th.
Warwick ls eai s%Rd san pST;yoSds Key 2I,h astn
! Wawalona 6i2 T. Honolulu PM 18th.
West Harlan $50 Ambrose 2Gth
West Hika ,020 w San Pedro Pm 10Th.
West Imboden 23s ESE Galveston Bar 2Bth.
West Ivis 2o2 w F'lattery 26th.
! West Jcssup ] ,4G3 from Flattery 26th.
! West Kebar 700 from Colon Pm 26th
! West Mingo "a s Cape Henry Pm 26th,
West Nivarla 440 W Columbia River 26th.
Western Glen 10 Henry 26th.
! Western Light lat 90 Of, Ion So 3s 26th.
/ WfcO is NE FoWey Rocks 18th.
| William Green l44 Il Tampico 26th.
! William II Doheny 400 NE Taupico 26th
| VIM NJ Burton 13 w Sand Key 2Ith
| Wytheville $50 NE Colon 26th.
| Yamhil lat 40 81, lon 50 Al 2Ith.
| Yorba Linda 2l5 Sc Tampico 2Gth.
yucatan passed Hatteras 27th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.
WORKERS GET SI,I53,O46
22,964 Employees Share in
Distribution.

sio.sa, DessItch 10 The NEW YORK Herald.
SCHENECTADY, FEB. z7.-1'he General
Electric Company has announced the
payment Of total of S1.153, ,o46,05 in
supplementary compensation to en-
ployees who have been with the COM
pany five years or more. This large
sum represents per cent. of earnings
for the six months period ended Decem-
ber 81. 1920
Almost one-half of the amount os
S5S7. .S6 went to the 10,500 employees
OF the Schenectady plant. The total
number of employees who received spe-
ciaI compensation was 22,964.
The company paid part OF the COM
pensation in bonds and part in cash.
When the compensation amounted to $50
or multiples OF that amount employees
received Z per cent investment bonds
Compensation below $50 and between
multiples of $50 was paid In cash. on
this basis s5S5,346.05 was distributed
in cash and 1857. 700 IN bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
ARRIVED.

Str Escolano (sp), Barcelona Feb . ana
Cadiz 10th, to the Compana Transmoditer-
ranea, with passengers and mdse. Anchored
In Quarantine.
Str Stockholm (sw). Gothenburg Feb IS,
sengers and mdse. Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Texarkana, Southampton Jan IS and
Bermuda Feb 90, 10 the Northern Steamship
Beach and % came of at t. 80 PM. with assist
ance OF wrecklng str 1 Merritt. without
apparent damage. Anchored off stapleton.
Str Sidlaw Range (Br). Leith Jan -
Dundee 25th and Belfast Feb IL. to Furness.
Wlthy & Co, with mdse.
Str Delco, Gothenburg Dec %. 81 Johns
NF. Feb IS and Halifax gath, 20 Moore y
Mccormack. with mdse. Went TO foot of
18th street, East River.
Str Shaume. Bremen Feb and southarap-
ton 18th, to the Munson Steamship Line. In
ballast. VIII go to pier 10, East River.
Str Harry Luckenbach. Hamburg Feb 10
a., snd kciterdam m iSth to the Luekeneaes san, s
39d street. Brcoklyn.
Str 'relliagham. st Nnzaire Feb o. 10 the
go to Bier 81. North River. Monday morning
Str Fenchurch (Br). Malaga Jan 81 and
Seville Feb g. te J W Elwer { Go. with
ndse. Went 20 foot OF 3ist street, Brooklyn.
Str West Cnvanal, Genoa Jan 81 and Ber-
nuia Eel -, to the Green Star Line, IN
ballast. Anchored off Red Hook.
Str Swiftsure. Tuxpam Feb IS. 10 Robert L
Hague. with crude oil. Anchored off Tomp-
kin svlllc.
Str zuiIa. Laguayra Feb II. Maracaibo
Bliss, Dallett co. with ~ passengers.
malls and mdse Went to New York Dock
Cos pier II. Brooklyn
Str Garfield, cristobal Feb co. TO tho Pan
anna Railroad Steamship Line. with mdse.
Anchored IN Quarantine.
Str Cissy (Nor), Tampico Feb II. to the
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co, IN
ballast. Went 10 New York Dock Co.'S pier
49, Brooklyn.
Str Catherine, Sanchez Feb II. Macoris
..kth, San Domingo 18TH, La Romano goth
and Puerto Plata 2lst, TO the ull-lnsuar
Line, with mdse. Went TO New York Dock
Co.'S pier -. Brooklyn.
Str Hatterns, Havana Feb 2i to the Amer
lean Merchant Marine Corporation, In bal
last. Went to pier 81. North River.
Str Lake Elmont, Mobile and Tampa, 20
the Mallory Steamship Co, with mdse. Went
TO pier 3s. North River.
Str Chlnampa Baton Rouge, 20 Robert l.
Hague, with mdse. Went to pier G. Con-
stable Hook, NJ.
Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville and Charleston.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
BARRETT FORMS NEW
PAN-AMERICAN SOCIETY
Would Promote Friendship
and General Intercourse.

Al organization of a Pan-American
association drafted along social and cul-
tural lines, to have branches In twenty
one American republics. was formed ten
tatively yesterday at meeting attended
by John Barrett, former director-general
Of the Pan-American Union, and a group
of men representative Of the United
States and South America. The confer
ence was held at the Pennsylvania, after
which a statement was issued by Mr..
Barrett For the present the names OF
those associated in the organization VIII
be withheld.
A committee was selected TO fix the
probable membership and organization
expenses. which are to be met by con-
tributions and by small dues.
Mr.. Barrett said that the proposed or
ganizaiion will not conflict with the Pan
American Union and will be free OF
political or commercial aspects. 1T Is
Intended to accomplish for Pan-American
and inter-American friendship good
understanding and general intercourse
he said. what great financial combine
tions achieve for commerce and trade"
The New York herald., 1921-02-28

etrs Mystic. Hamburg; Fioridian. san
Pedro; Julia Luckenbach. Boston; Gedania
(Danz), Port Lobos; Comino (Br). Piraeus.
Clan Mcintyre (Br). Cape Town; Leitrim
(Br), Lyttleton: Maravel (Br). Perth Am
boy; Wyncote (Br), London; Trafalgar
(Nor). Progreso; Beatrice. Tampa; Brighton
(Nor) Philadelphia: Yomei Maru (Japl Glib
raltar; Panaman. Norfolk; Amolco, Cristo-
bal: Toba Maru (Jap). Yokohama, &C.
Sailed 2Gth. strs East Side, Havre; Andrea
f Luckcnbach, Hamburg Ottar (Nor), King
ston; Re d'Ital.a CtaD. Naples and Genoa
West Jaffrey. Rio Janelro; Thomas II Vince
Ter. Texas City; Winneconne, Nuevitas; Fem
land (Dutch). Amsterdam; Commodore Rol-
iins (Nor, Gibara; Menominee tBr), Lon
don: Roman Prince tBr), Havre via 81
John, NB: Aurora Dutch, Cape Hayti' &c
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on sun
day, Feb o. 1921. al AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-two hundredths (5O.32)
inches. This closely approxmates seven
hundred and seventy and one-tenth CI1Ol)
nill!meters. Captains of all vessels now
lying IN or near the ports OF New YORK and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the aoove
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, NE, "a miles
heavy rain; choppy sea.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


to the Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went 70 pier &c. North River.
Str Laura QtaD. Newport News Feb 26.
to James W Elwell & Co, IN ballast. Went
to foot of 3fst street. Brooklyn.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse
Str Conshohocken, Baltimore. 10 the VIII
lams Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 45, North River.
Str Tulsa, Baltimore. to the Black Dia-
mond Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 3, Army Base, Brooklyn.
Str Mahopac. Philadelphia Feb 90, TO the
Atlantic Transport Line. with mdse in tran
sit for London. Went TO pier So, North
River.
Str Katrina Luckenbach. Philadelphia, to
the Luckenbach Steamship Co. Went to foot
Of 33d street, Brooklyn.
Str West Jaffrey Boston. to the Green
Star Line, with mdse. Went to pier /. Ho-
bolSen, NJ.
U S naval supply str Bridge Cr!stobal Feb
20, with officers and 1914 enlisted men.
Bark Coriolanus (Nor), Buenos Aires Dec
26, to Benham Boyesen. with bones. An
chored off Red Hook.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
TO nELr IscoME TAX PAYERS

Mark Graves. director of the New
York state Income Tax Bureau, an
viii be opened in the rooms OF the Re-
celver of Taxes In the Municipal Build
ing from March z to April Is as an
aid to collection OF the income tax
The main Offices at 120 Broadway will
be open also. the branch Office being for
the purpose OF relieving congestion M
the main ONCE. John III. Elliott, assist
ant director In charge of the New York
district, will have charge OF the bureau
IN the Municipal Building
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb 27--Arrived. strs Can
oplc (Br). New York for Ponta del Gada,
Vigo. Naples and Genoa; Delaware. New
York; Governor Dingley. Portland. Me- J II
Devereux. Philadelphia; Lituania (Dan);
L!bau for New York; st Anthony, Portland
for Hamburg; San Bias (Br). Port Limon; ;
James M w Hall. New York; tugs Energy,
New York, towing barges John I Hughes
and Hughes Line Ge9rgss So GFses eS
phia. towing barge Charles Pritchard
ueft barge Penn at Providence and barge II
Sailed 9th, strs Harvey II Brown. Nor
folk; Missouri (Br). Baltimore motor
barges socony Nos 6 and 81, New York; tugs
Newb1ryport; Perth Amboy towing barge
i PAD.
BALTIMORE. Md. Feb 27-Arrived, etr'
Jacksonville: Hoxbar, Tuxpam: Heifuku
Maru (Jap), Gothenburg Auburn, Hamburg
Inland. Portland. Me: Isotta QtaO. Norfolk;
Sailed 26th. strs Robin Hood. Norfolk and
Newport News Avonmede (Br). Newport
News, Lake Ellerslie, Havana and Cienfue-
gos. &C; Lackawanna Valley. Philadelphia
TeXaco, Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, SC, Feb 26-Arrived. str
Tekoa, Hamburg yia Southampton (and pro-
ceeded for Galveston).
Arrived 27th, strs Coosa. Cuba for Pnila-
deiphla; ,Westbrook, New Orleans for Bre-
men; Cotopaxi, Havana; Lenape, Jackson
,illt (and proceeded for New York;.
Sailed 2btn, StrS BermuueZ tIToH Nellc-
zuela), New York; Saxon, Tampico; schr
Hesper Jacksonville.
Sailed 27th. str Florida. Boston.
FALL RIVER. Mass, Feb 2l-Arrived, str
Sharon. Palo Blanco
Arrived 25th. str Mercer Victory, Portland.
GALVESTON, Tex. Feb 26-Arrived. strs
Hercules (Nor), Havana Merwede (Dutch)
sagua la Grande; Quistconck, Brixham;
Franklin X Lane, Tampico; Gladysbe. Tam
plco; schr Thomas l. Wand. Pampico.
Arrived 27th, str Hans CGer), TaInpco.
Sailed Goth. strs ] Riley. New Orleans
4 Dougherty. do Coneho, New York; y!
Rio, do; Magnolia (Swl. Tampico: Corsi-
cana, Havana MANDY Court (Br, Bremen;
Currier, Tampico: Panoil. do.
Sailed 25th, strs Ansaldo San Giorgio /
QtaD, Genoa; Michigan FD. Havre.
Sailed 27th, str Franklin Lane, Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb 26-Arrived,
str Grecian. Philadelphia.
Arrived 2Tth str Apache, New York.
Sailed 26th, strs Nettuna UtaD, Genoa mot
previously Gulf King. Port Arthur; Lenape.
New York. Thames. Miami; schr Ada Nc
Tntyre (BO, Hamilton, Bermuda,
Sailed 27th. str Lake Elenorah, Boston
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
INSURANCE AID Is URGED.
Proposed Bills Would Benont
Especially New Companies.

Legislation making the solicitation OF
new business easier for the smaller life
insurance companies Is recommended in
the report for 1920 OF Jesse s. Phillips.
State Superintendent OF Insurance, which
was made public Saturday. He sug-
gests changing section 81 of the in
surance law TO permit these companies
n slightly larger expense margin for the
acquisition of new policy holders. In
his opinion IL rs difficult for these COM
ranies now to get this business and still
keep within the expense margin allowed
by tho statute.
Since 1906. Afr. Phillips shows In his
report the amount OF life insurance In
force In the State has nearly trebioa.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
AMERrCAN-LA FRANCE REPORTS
Fire Engine Co.'s Production In
creased s1,oOO,OOO I'm 1920.

The annual report of the American
La France Fire Engine Company. Inc.
lust issued. shows: Amount of work In
hand at beginning of 1920. $2.10o.000
sales or orders taken during year.
s6,66s.000: shipments in 1920. $685.
600; amount OF work in hand Decem"
ber. 1920, s1,432.00o. Net earnings for
1920, after Federal and state taxes
and interest charges, were $5s7 .O7372.
Production for the year was about
81. .000, 900 more than in 1919. necessi-
tating heavy purchases Of materials
and Increases in book accounts. chiefly
from municipalities. This made neces-
sary temporary borrowings.
On October 1 the company's en-
ployees received an opportunity to sub
scribe for its preferred stock on easy
terms, and 41S employees subscribed
for s227.600 par value. The plant be-
ing erected near Newark for the manu-
facture of commercial trucks Is being
gradually equipped so that IL advisable
IL can be placed In production In the
latter part of this year.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
N. Y.SAVINGS BANKS
LEAD IN MORTGAGES
---.- ---s----
RaIso OF Such Loan Holdings
IN Total Assets Is Placed
at 80 Per Cent.
CONNECTICUT Is SECOND
Massachusetts,, With A. Per
Cent, Is Third and New
Jersey Fourth.
CONNECTICUT is SECOND

Savings banks OF New York State
Lead the savings institutions of all other
ings to total assets. according to figures
made public by the Savings Banks As
sociation of the State OF New York yes
terday.
These figures show that the 141 saw
ings banks in the Empire State, with
total assets OF $2,73o.1S7, ,369.59, have
mortgage holdings amounting to S1.29S.-
So4, ,006.39. or so per cent. Connecticut,
with a ratio of Al per cent. is second.
and Massachusetts,. with A per cent, is
third.
Eastern States. with number Of banks.
total assets OF each, mortgage holdings
and ratio to total assets follow:
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
STORAGE MEAT FALLS OFF.
2BO,OOO,OOO Pounds Less Than a
Year Ago, According TO Report.

Cold storage stocks OF meats and lard
in the United States on February l We're
approximately 250.000.000 pounds less
than on this date IN 1920. according to
a statement issued yesterday by the In
stitute Of American Meat Packers. The
total amount of the stocks I'm cold stor-
age warehouses and packing house
plants on February last was 1,040.-
296. 900.
The rate of consumption Is 54.400.0o0
pounds OF meat daily. The supply Of
meat and lard would last about nineteen
days, II was computed. II it was drawn
on solely and was available for immedi-
ate consumption. More than one-third
Of the cold storage meat stocks were In
process OF cure, according to the state
ment. and therefore were unavailable
for immediate use.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Guam. via San Francisco. u 8 A T Logan.
Feb rs.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Francisco
SIR Venezuela, Feb 2S.
Japan, Corea and China especially ad-
dressed only. via Seattle. str TokushiIna
Maru, March 3.
Hawaii. Via San Francisco. str Maui,
March 4.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via Van
couver and Victoria. DC. str Empress Of
Japan Corea. a. China. Siberia. French
Indo-China, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra). via Seattle. ctr Kashima Maru.
March 8.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, Via Vancouver and Victoria. BC,
str Makura, March l6.
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates Kobe Feb 0.
Toxic and Yokohama 10th, which arrived
per str Kashima Maru. were despatched
east from Seattle on Feb a. and malls
dat ted Auckland Feb 4 and Wellington 5th,
which arrived per str Tahiti. were de-
mails dated Shanghai Feb 1, Moukden 5th,
Kobe 9Th and Yokohama 9th, which arrived
per str Manila Maru, were despatched east
from Seattle on Feb %. The mails from the
str Kasbima Maru are due In New York on
the morning OF Tuesday, March J.. and those
from the strs Tahiti and Manila Maru on
the morning of Wednesday. March 2.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ctr steel Inventor. Tacoma, &C. for BfllIa-
delphia and New York. and U S destroyer
woosey were in collision yesterday off the
Pacific coast OF Panama. The destroyer
sank: the Steel Inventor was reported only
slightly damaged (see news eolumns).
The passenger department OF the Scandi-
nayian-A American Line has removed to the
scandinavian American Line building. AZ y
whitehall street. The first and second cabin
and the executive offices will occupy the
street and mezzanlne floors. while the lower
floor viii be devoted 70 the third class ex-
ciuglycly.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Princess Matoika, Genoa for Boston and
New York. is expected to arrive at Boston
Monday forenoon.
Str Carmania (Br), Liverpool, &c. for New
York, Is expected 10 arrive off Ambrose
lightship about AM Monday.
Str Algeria (Br), Glasgow for New York. Ia
expected to arrive at Ambrose lightship
about PM Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28

"a basic reason for savings banks to
place relatively so much funds in mort
gage loans is that the mortgage loan
tends to keep the savings of the people
within the community where the savings
bank is located" says DR.. Harrison III.
Wheaton, executive manager of the Saw
ings Banks Association Of the State of
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Feb 2T-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Institute, p
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 297.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj. Feb 27-Barometer at
noon. 3o.75 inches; wind. r.. light breeze;
weather. fine: temperature, SO deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported 20 the Hydrographic Office.l
Feb 90, lat 80 10. lon 6i 10. drifting
mine about feet long and feet IN diane.
ter, with horns projecting from one end and
partly covered with marine growth
Feb ~, lat 80 90. ion 72 %, gas buoy
showing a light flashing every seconds
Feb Is. lat 80 O5. Ion 20 81. fore part Of
q dereilct wooden vessel about GO feet long.
with stump OF mast about feet high show
ing about 3 feet out OF water, drifting south
and west. (Prooably part OF schr Carroll
Dcerlng).
Feb rs. lat "a Os, Ion 70 90, derelict coal
barge marked ~ S Navy coal barge No
45s'' IN white on side. with electric light
burning at one end.
Feb II. lat - II. lon % SO. red conicai
gas buoy.
Feb q str Agwisun picked up the derelict
lighter marked &c T No o." In lat 2i 81.
lon 90 90.
Fen IL. lat a. 81. Ion % 16. mast pro-
iecting about 10 feet out OF water. apparent
iy attached 20 submerged wreckage.
Feb 10. IA, 10 ~. lon 81 20. tho derellct
British schr Sparkling Glance.
Fob 10. lat 54 81. lon 10 o.. derelict
capslzed wooden vessel about 100 feet long,
covered with barnacles and showing about 10
feet out OF water.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str sac Vicente (Port). Lisbon Jan 21, st
Michaels 29th via New Bedford Feb 20 for
New York, to C Richard Co, with
rndse PASSED Goth and went 20 pier 2.
North River).
Str Manchoneal (Nor). Bancs via Boston
for New York. TO the United Fruit Co. in
ballast PASSED 26th and went TO pier 10.
East River).
Str Pawnee, Boston for New York.
Tugs North American, light (at AND +;
Thomas ] Scully, with barges lat IL 10
AND; Western, with Cat 3:45 PM.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28

Eastport, Me: disturbance now developing
OFF southern New Jersey coast viii move
northeastward, attended by strong east ana
northeast winds tonight probably reaching
Eale force. with rain or snow.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
CLOSING OF MAILS.


thai
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRIrpTCy

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
Court:
McREYNOLDS REALTY CORPORATION
Involuntary, against the McReynolds Realty
Corporation. real estate. 26 West Thirty
first street. In behalf Of three creditors.
Liabilities given as $4,000 and assets as
$4,000. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Elias J. Lyon, S5T5; Mary G..
Lyn, $4,000, and Beatrice Goodman 81 400.
toners.
G. GREENFIELD's SoNs-voluntary. by
Penjamin and David Greenfield, Gil TO
621 Broadway. who place their liabilities
at more than $4,000 and assets 81 .026.
Israel Ben Scheiber attorney for the bank
rupts.
DESMOND B. HAYS-voluntary. by Des-
mond B. Hays, salesman, IS East Thirtieth
street. who places his liabilities at $500.
all unsecured claims, and no assets. S.
Marshal Kronheimer attorney for the
bankrupt.
ALTHEA FASHION SHOP - Involuntary,
against the Althea Fashion Shop, dresses.
1874 West Forty-fifth street, in behalf of
three creditors. Petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: Wielty & Strauss.
500: Max Edison. s4s1, and Nager Bros,
S14l. David Haas attorney for the petit
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