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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-26
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STOCK MARKET
By CONDO

NEW YORK, Nov. %. - Stocks
were listless at the opening of today IS
session, becoming steady at midday
and developing general strength be-
fore the close. The movement SEEM
ed to have its basis mainly on easier
money rates, call loans declining
from ) to Az per cent on liberal or
ferings.
Bonds again displayeu consIstenc
strength On large diversified dealings
in which five of the Liberty series
established new high records for the
year. an exception to the higher trent
in the bond list was furnished by
French municipals which reacted
sharply.
Pools resumed their bullish tactics
in Specialties of the chemical, utility,
metal, leather and miscellaneous di
visions without evoK;ng perceptible
public response, but rails moved to
higher ground as a result of steady
and substantial accumulation.
In the afternoon, sudden drive
against the shorts in Mexican Petro-
leum was accompanied by advances
in domestic issues, the standard on
group again coming forward. Sales
amounted to 735, 900 shares.
The statement of the British for
eign minister dealing with the mill
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tary policy of the French government
probably contributed to the unsattle-
ment in foreign exchanges. the Paris
rate falling nearly Is points, with
reactions in other con,;1cntai quota
lions.
Liberty issues and high grade rails,
such as Northern Pacific, Great North
ern, burlington 61Ss ana numerous
minor bonds, participated in the
broad inquiry from investment
sources. Transactions also were
strong with several of the interna-
tional group of war issues. Total
sales, par value, s20,S50,00O.
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tious buying by retailers who desire
20 make sure of closing the year with
light stocks is an additional reason
advanced. On the other hand, retail
buying lacks the snap often visible
at this season, reasons for this being
irregular weather, low prices for
farm produce, and in some large cen
tiers, reducing purchasing power due
to unemployment, which latter, how
ever, does not end to increase very
materially as yet.
Weekly bank clearings 1851 ,G5G.-
600
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BRADSTREET'S REPORT

NEW YORK, Nov. 25 Brad
streets tomorrow will say:
Trade, industrial and financial re-
ports present q varied, indeed, an ir-
regular appearance. Wholesale trade
except in holiday specialties, has
tended to taper off, and concentra-
ton of attention is on retail trade.
which is better but fails as yet to re-
veal the desired activity in the di-
rection of final distribution. Sea-
sonable conditions pos! Ably largely
explain the quieter trend in whole
sale and jobbing trade, although eau
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Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
035S4S
Department of the Interior

u. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix. Ari-
iona. October %, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Gust
Jansen. of AfcNeal Arizona. who, on July
rs. 1917, made Homestead Entry. No.
Lot l, NEA NWA, Section 81, Township
21-S., Range 26-E., G. & S. r. B. & Meri
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. before
James Allison. L.. S. Commissioner, at
Bisbee, Arizona. on the Both day of Nov
enber, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Isaac Bailey. of Lowell, Arizona;
James Jones, Frederick II. Sapuldiug,
both of McNeal Arizona; Ernest H.
White, of Lowell, Arizona.
JOHN r. TOWLES.
Register.
First publication Oct 90. 1921
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CONTINUE CHURCH TRIAL

CHICAGO, Nov. %. - The trial Of
Harvey Church on charges of murder
ing Bernard j. Daugherty, an automo-
bile salesman, and Carl Ausmus.
scheduled for today, was continued
until November rs.
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BALTIMORE BANK CLOSES

BALTIMORE. Nov. 25.-Unphts T.
meet its immediate obligations. tne
Lafayette Bank of this city was elias.
ed today after banking hours by Sta.a
Bank Commissioner Page, WHO took
Cl arge of It's affairs.
The banks total resources Wsr"
S1,O15.S13
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Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Nov. %. - Liberty
bonds closed: 31as $96.2O; first as
$3.50; second As 1892; first 4Hs
$3.50; second Ans $95.46; third Az $
$96.S6; fourth AIS S95.76; Victory
3As 1924; Victory Ans 1896.
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OIL STOCKS
Cotton M arket

NEW YORK, Nov. %. - The cot
ton market closed steady at net de-
cline of 81 to 63 points.
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NJ etal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Lead steady
spot $40 zinc quiet, spot East St.
Louis delivery $40; bar silver, for
eign &c rs; copper steady, spot and
nearby 13H@13H; later 13 $50
Is rs.
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sHed p.
o The
the following morning Classified
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR SALE - Late model Ford tour
ing car, speedometer, seat covers,
shock absorbers, etc; new tires all
around; three extra tubes; only
run 5000 miles. Price $3.50, very
easy terms. F. c. Bledsoe, Ford
Garage, JonGsor Addition.
2433-11-2g
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FOR SALE = Dodge touring car IN
good mechanical condition. Call
S15-W. 2429-11-21
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b a r G A | n

Ford roadster, including tires, seat
covers, new top; good mechanical
condition, S275. Southern Arizona
Auto Co., Lowell. Phone 20.
2434-11
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FOR SALE - Cheap Chevrolet 49O
light truck. Box 1857 or phone
746. 24lg-II-zg
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FOR SALE Five-room house, or
trade for Ford car. South Bisbee.
J. Herlick. 2420-11-26
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CuRRS

Furnished tn L. J. OVERLOOK. BROKER
Correspondent Logon 3 Bryo1
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FOR RENT

r OR RENT = Groom house with fur
mace and garage in Warren. Phone
S55-W. 2402-11-26
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE = Mattresses, renovated,
made to order and for sale. Ticking
for sale. Bisbee Mattress Works,
two doors east Shattucks office,
Tate Hill, Lowell. Phone 142-W.
2432-12-25
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FOR SALE = One Groom house,
large screen porch, furnished,
across street from High school;
level lot on road, $3.50 cash, balance
like rent. Apply Box S5S, Bisbee,
AriZ. 2406-l1-26
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Dec Wheat
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT - Three-room house, tur
nished, including water $40. 325
Naco Road, Holbrook Stop.
241S-l1-25
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CochiseCountys|
Clearing House
FOR SALE
FOR sAlE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE S0-acre ranch, pump,
water, acres rabbit proof fenced,
black loan soil, $500; three small
houses furnished for sale like rent,
5-room modern new house, near
Bisbee post office for cash; 5-room
modern furnished house, near Bis
bee high school, terms; 4-roOm
apartment nicely furnished, private
bath, open fireplace, new cement
bldg, garage if required, $3.50
month; 5-room brick unfinished,
$4,000 for rent in 3isbee: 4-room
cement house, modern, unfurnish-
ed, $40. Insurance, Fire, Life, Ac-
cident. Let the Equitable of New
York pay your expenses when you
are not working. Phone No. 26, So
Main st. L.TF. 235S-tf
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FOR RENT -- Five-roOm furnished
house in Warren. Phone US.
210X-l1.g7
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NEW YORK COppERS
.L.g L., nUEPTnCR QPOE D
BOSTON CoSrcRs

Furnished BY l.. J. OVERLOOK. BROKEN
Correspondent Logon S Bryan
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FOn REM Three-ruom furnished
house, with garage, water for toilet
Tree; price reasonable. Apply Re
Wow office. 23I6-IlSt
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LOST - Masonic ring in Wood Can
yon or near Finity's store; return
To &. +. Brown No. 1 Fire Station.
2i26-1l-26
LOST - Ladies black beaver hat,
Pelween EisRee and Douglas; Ce1
turn Review =. -425.ll ~
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WANTED = Competent girl for gen
eral house work. Mrs. e. e. White.
ley, 500 Vista, Warren. 2415-11-27
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Cleared

str Coronado (Am), Capt Nordskog,
Hsvre and Dunkirk: Cosmopolitan S Co.
Christiania Christiansand and Copenhagen;
Str Cayo Mambi CAMP. Capt Hansen,
Manati. Gibara. Pastetillo, Puerto Tarafa
and Antila: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Lysefjord (Nor). Capt * Dykesteen.
Kingston; Di Giorgio & Co.
Str Santurce (Am). Capt L Hansen,
Ponce. Arecbo; New York and Porto Rico
S S Co.
Str zulia (Am). Capt Morriss, La Quay
ara. Curacao, Maracaibo and Mayaguez;
Bliss, Dallett & Co.
Tangier, Ceuta. Algiers, Barcelona VAL
encia, Marseilles and Leghorn Three Star
Line.
Str Lake Charles (Am) Capt D Brick
son. Cenfuegos; New York and Cuba Mail
S s Co.
Str Aidan (Br). Capt A. Alexandria.
Ceara. Maccio. Pernambuco Cabadella via
Norfolk; Booth Line.
Str Yucatan (Am). Capt o S Seastrom
Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tampico; ;
New York and Cuba Mail Line.
Str Livingston Roe tAm), r A Smith,
London; Robert l. Hague.
Str Mongolia (An), Capt Hartley Ham
burg American Line.
Str Roussillon (Fr). Capt Lehuede i;
Havre; French Line.
Str Paul II Harwood (Am), Mckenzie,
Tampico; Pan-American Petroleum and
Str Str. frederick r Kellogg (Am). Capt
Nader Tampico; an-American Petroleum
and Transport Co.
Str Oscar D Bennett (Am). Tampico;
Str Virginia (Am), Capt A Anderson.
Port Tobos Texas Co.
Schr Minas Princess (Br), Capt L c
Tower; st Johns, N b Gilmartin g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Suspicious Losses
Ut Vessels Cause
Insurance Inquiry
British Companies Stirred
by Frequent Sinkings in
Sight of Land Without
Any Lives Reported Lost

LONDON, April 27--Cases of shins
being lost at sea have become so
numerous during the last four or five
months that the marine insurance
agencies here are instituting investi
cations into the circumstance Of these
"disasters."
These cover some cases in which the
full claims have already been paid; in
other cases they have resulted in the
holding up Of insurance PAYMENTS
pending inquiries. while still other
cases, it is declared in insurance cir
cles, likely will end in criminal pro-
ceedings.
The most suspicious circumstances 8
attending many recent sinkings, the
underwriters declare, have been their
safe reach of land,
In underwriting circles it has be-
come common remark that never
have SO mnnv lost ships been known
with so little loss of life. The Spanish
and Portuguese coasts and the Medi-
terranean have been the scenes of the
majority Of recent deathless sinkings.
Another curious fact noted by the
underwriters is the frequency Of losses
of ships and cargoes just three or
four days before the expiration Of in
ouArhNc PVAiNiNo VII ulSu wartime
valuations.
These valuations we're made when
shipping was in great demand for war
time or the fourishing post bellum
traffic, and consequently was at the
peak Of the long sustained high mar
ket. With the coming of world trade
depression, however. shipping values
took corresponding slump and the
underwriters refused to continue the
assumption of risks at artificially high
Valuations
1t was shortly after the naugura-
ton of this policy, insurance men say
that the wave of mysterious losses be-
gan. In many cases the explanation
of the captain of lost ship has been,
Sunk by striking mnc," but this
explanation now is failing to satisfy
the underwriters, who have the Ad-
miralty's assurance that very few live
mines are jeopardizing the sea lanes
after the Jealous sweeping operations
recently concluded
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Liner Brings Sea Serpent
Story, and the Evidence
Would Have Monster, Too, Only
1t Turned Out To Be 80 Feet
of Rome and RarreI

The 1921 sea serpent season was
declared officially open yesterday when
passengers on the Munamar, of the
Munson Line, from Antilla, arrived
here with their yarn.
When the ship was three days out
Of port passengers on the upper deck
rubbed their eyes as they saw a weird
object cavorting in the waves. Cap
tain Andrew Osborn was called from
his cabin and Immediately ordered
sailors to stand ready with boat hooks
in an effort to capture the monster.
AS the ship neared the writhing
creature the boat hooks shot true to
their mark and the sailors hauled the
prize on deck. Their reward was
thirty feet of three-inch hawser and
a badly treated barrel The bunghole
in the barrel resembled an eye, the
passengers said, and the thirty feet of
rope attached would have gone down
in history as being the body of sea
serpent had the boat hooks missed their
mark
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
House Bill Would Permit
u. S. Liners to Sell Rum
Edmunds, New Jersey, Fathers
Measure for Sale Beyond
Mile Limit

WASHINGTON, April 27.--Sale of
liquor on passenger. steamers of Amer
lean and foreign registry, beyond the
thrce-mile limit, would be authorized
under bill introduced to-day by Rep
resentative Edmunds, Republican, New
Jersey.
The fight for liquor aboard passen-
ger ships engaged in foreign trade was
made before the House Judiciary Com
mittee lest session, but the bill never
was reported. Chairman Benson of the
Shipping Board advocated modification
of the law so as to permit American
passenger steamers to compete on all
fours with foreign vessels not re-
stricted by prohibition regulations.
Mr.. Edmunds said his bill would not
give coastwise steamers the right to
handle liquors and that it also would
prevent the sale aboard foreign ships
within the three emile limit.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Tanker Excess
Hits Trade, SAYS
Standard Oil
Overbuilding ON Part of the
Shipping Board Creates
an Embarrassing Problem
for Petroleum Industry
Oversupply to Increase
25 Government Vessels AL
ready Laid Up, and Much
More Tonnage Is Coming

Overpreduction of American oil tank
ers has created situation that is seri,
ously affecting trade conditions, ac-
cordng to the Standard OIL Company
Of New Jersey. To make matters worse.
it is pointed out in the company's pub
lcation, the Lamp. additional building
under way will accentuate the excess
Of tonnage over carrying needs.
Those who argue from little in
formation against the efforts of Amer
lean oil companies to obtain participa-
ton in new or potential fields abroad,
on the grond that the United States
already controls some rs per cent of
the worlds current production" it is
stated, may be ready now with a sug-
eestion for profitable employment of a
considerable part of this country's
machinery for gathering, refining and
distributing petroleum which is not
being used in domestic trade"
Outlook Not Encouraging
Curtailment of consumption of oil,
both at home and abroad it is de-
clared, gives foretaste of the situa-
tion that might be expected to develop
il American companies were shut off
from outside production and, as q con-
sequence, from supplying foreign mar
kets.
The supply of oil tankers is described
as one of the embarrassing problems
the industry now has on its hands.
With the government building a large
number of these vessels coincidentally
with the efforts of the leading com
panies to take care of their own needs,
it is stated the industry finds itself in
-. x,.l1
oversupply of vessels, with large in
the launchings scheduled for the next
few months.
Many Tankers Laid Up
"At present" it is added, "the Ship
ping Board has no fewer than twenty
FIVE tankers tied up, and without &C
ceptinp the most pessimistic views ex-
pressed in the trade, it is an unavoid-
able conclusion that there will be many
laid up before next winter.
"The old line companies" says the
Standard Oil publication, "have not
teen serious offenders in the matter OF
overbuilding. but figured their require
ments of tanker tonnage on the basis
of the expected increase III their busi-
ness; but with the government also
building tankers and with many new
companies hurrying to get into the
oil trade, the worlds supply of vessels
has increased much more rapidly than
the requirements justified"
Laying up of ocean-going tonnage
on the scale which has been in effect
for months past has materially reduced
fuel or bunker oil on vessels engaged
in the foreign trade during February
are given as 1897 900 barrels, in com
parison with 1887 900 barrels in Nov
ember last. decrease Ct about 80 per
cent in few months.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28

Somerset New York. and sailed Whining
ton. G; West Worranous. Ncwcast stle. and
barge No l. in tow U ) s Rochester. Guam
tanamo. Cleared: Someraet, Wilmington:
Ingold. Savannah.
GALVEsToN, April 27~-Arrived sun
New York; Mextcano, Tampico; Canadian
Miller tBp. port in Italy; Tacoma Maru
tJnp). Yokohama via Los Angeles; Mid
dlebury. Key West.
rived Lake Ellenorah. Boston. Sailed .
Van, Miami; Persian. Baltimore: Garibaldi
Philadelphia; bark Antonio Mundru (Sp),
Genoa.
MOBILE. April 27--Arrived: strs Vera
!!Hond), rruxillo; city Of Alameda, santos
Porte. Rico. Sailed; Strs Wassenaar tNor).
Neuvltas and Santo Domingo; Eastern Sun.
h'verp9el ,iNn r.sna and Manchester Roanoke. Tam
pico; Pequot. New Orleans
NEWPORT NEWS Va, April 27-Ar-
rived Goidsheil. Lisbon: burmese Prince
plco Spectator GBr), Glasgow: upomendi
London; Royal Prince (Br), Rio de Ja-
Metro; Orient a port in Algiers
NORFOLK. Va, April 27--Arrivcd
Hampdon. baltimore; Italy Maru (Jap),
Toree Annunxiato; British Maple Br).
TampSo; Tam co.; ADA q GD, Gibralt"r; Orleans
(Br), Baltimore: Burmese Prince tBr),
New York; Ornsborg (Dan), Plymouth,
Mass; Naples Maru Oap). Rotterdam
Spectator (Br), Glasgow; Upmondi tSp).
New Orleans; Mortlake (Br), Newport,
England Inland, New England; Millinocls-
Ia Marta; Dorset (Br), London; Buchan-
ness Gar). Las Palmas; Radnorshire (Br),
Galveston; Corozal. st Thomas; Howard.
Boston; Sudbury. Baltimore; Briton, New
England Plainneld, Para: Alatriump 90.
Galveston: Vittorio Veneto UD, Dakar:
Cornish City CBr). Hamburg; Western
Comet Gibraltar; Clan Macklnnon Nsr),
Royal Prince NBr) Cape Town Orient.
Gibraltar; Boswell (Br), Argentina.
PORT EADs. La. April 27--Arrived: Strs
Carlton. Bizerta: Crude Oil. Port Arthur
Ei Isleo. New York; Heredia. Port Bar
rios; Housatonic (Br), United Kingdom
Isnnzio Florio Ut, Europe; Lake Mattato,
Tampico; Maxine Gomez (Cub), Havana +;
Nola. Tampico; Ozama. Porto Rico; Ia =
hasco (Mex), Tampico; William Green,
smyrna; Arthur Won Gwinner !Rouo. Tam
pico; Ashworth Usr), Liverpool; Chinampa,
Port Iobos: Edward l. Doheny. Tampco
Fuel Oil, Port Arthur; Fred w Weller.
New York; George A Henry. Tampico In
fanta Isabel (Sp). Barcelona; John Adams,
Greece; Iucelium (Br). Port Arthur;
Noruega (Nor). Gothenburg; Sabine Sun.
Miller. Seattle.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, April 27--Arrived
Miami Havana via Key West.
SAVANNAH. Ga, April 27-Arrived
Moline, New York: City of Columbus. Bos-
ton.
TAMPA. Fla. April 27-Arrived: Trux-
lilo. New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
L. S. Won't Grant Labor Union
Demand. Buenos Ayres Hears

BUENOS AYRES, April 27.-Frederic
J. Stimson, former United States AM
day by La Nacion's Rio de Janero cor
respondent as saying that the Munson
linec steamship Martha Washington,
held up here by boycott of the port
workers union, will remain ten, twen
ty or thirty years in this port before
the United States government will
yield to the demands of labor union
which had no right to intervene in
controversy between the captain of an
American ship and its crew, especially
vessel belonging to the United States
Shipping Board
Mr., stimson is alleged to have made
this statement when he stopped off at
Rio de Janeiro on his way to New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
American Ports

BALTIMORE. April 27---Arrivcd: Strs
Missouri (Brl. London; Hawkeye State.
Honolulu via San Francisco and New York
Fort Gaines (Nor). Port Maria: Eten
tPeru). New York: Fluor Spar, New York
Sudbury, Hamburg via Boston and Nor
folk; Satartia, Philadelphia: schr Alcaeus
Hooper, Stockton. Me. Sailed Strs KOS
suth UD. Trieste via New York: Suther-
land Leith; West Cobalt. Manchester
Steel Engineer, Genoa, etc: Cabo Vilano
(Sp)' Nice; schr Maid of Scotland (Br)
for Paramaribo.
BOSTON. April 27--Arrived: Cretic (rsr)
Genoa; Severance, Port Arthur via Jack
sonville; schr Albert II Willis jackson
VILE (atter 26th). Sailed: Port Antonio
tNor), Tela; Conotton. Philadelphia; Ar
iington Lambert's Point; Everett Lam
bert's Point (all 26th).
BRUNSWICK. Ga. April 27--Arrived
Tug W B Keene, towing barge Beauford
from Boston, and sailed for Savannah tow
ing barge Belfast Sailed Tug Inca, with
barge. for Dariep. Ga.
CHARLEsTON, s c. April 27--Arriyed
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Foreign Trade Notes

Congestion at Vera Cruz is reported
70 be growing worse, because Of the
lack of locomotives. Consul Foster
states that there arc 5000 bales OF
cotton held up at that port.
:, The Finnish Riksdag has rejected
The government plan for continued
regulation of foreign trade.
The French commercial and industrial
crisis is reported still to be acute
consumption continues to be moderate
IN spite of slight decline in prices.
J., British advices state that business
y the Belfast section of the linen in
sauslry is. better, but that conditions
m n, Fifeshire show little improvement.
me silk trade is bad except in the
'ahcy knitting departm
The Latvian Minister of Finance
mas cancelled the regulations regarding
seexport of foreign merchandise. An
,,mport ,s.t duty OF one per cent will be
'sS'ed on all goods.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Forsr-Letter Athlete Again
Proves His Versatility


BOSTON, April 27.-Lukc Urban,
Boston Colleges star athlete, has quail
latest exhibition of versatility was Civ
en- yesterday, when,, his nine having
shown a weakness at third base, he
played that position faultlessly. Urban
had been crack catcher until this sea-
son, when he started in at shortstop.
Urban's ability in college sports has
been demonstrated in the past three
years With previous experience only
in basketball and baseball, he went on
the gridiron and became an all
American choice of many. Without
having skated before, he answered
call for candidates FOR the college
hockey team and won his letter at goal.
He leaves college next June with hon
o,s gained in four sports.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-28
Maritime Miscellany

BAHIA, April 25-Bark e Sutton
(Am), which left Bahia Blanca for New
York. arrived here leaking.
BOSTON, April 26Str Matoa (Am),
which left Bangor. Me, for Norfolk, put
in hero to replace lost propeller.
HALIFAX. N S. April 27-The Dutch
st1 Waalhaven, from Rotterdam for Hamp-
ton Roads. arrived here Wednesday with
a propeller blade missing and another
broken; the vessel was damaged when
she was caught in Ice fields off the Cape
Breton coast.
KEY WEST, April o5-str Farnam
(Am), which was previously reported with
boiler trouble. arrived here to-day; vessel
left Southampton and Bermuda for New
Orleans.
JACKSONVILLE. April 2s--schr John
Francis CAMP, which left Mobile for San
Juan, arrived here for repairs
LONDON, April 27-The italian steam
ship Monte .aa Michele. which left New
York Feb last, with cargo of grain for
Genoa. has been given UP for lost and was
posted by Lloyds The Monte San Michele
was a ship of $500 tons gross register and
carried a crew of forty five men she was
built in 1919 and was originally known as
the War Odyssey.
April 2e--str Toiosa (Am). which left
Baltimore for Manchester, is aground In
the River Mersey.