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New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
Eranciska Grajcwska.

The funeral of Franciska Graiew- ska. the l0-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Grajewska of 9t sexton street, was held yesterday morning at Sacred Heart church Rev w. Kowalozyk officiated and burial was in the parish cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
5 CARD-OE-THANKS

We. the undersigned. wish to eS- press our sincere thanks to the many friends who sent flowers and express sions of sympathy. at our great be- reaveinent in the loss of our beloved son and brother. Ebert J. Clark. Mrs. Hattie Clark.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller and IamllN.. .-- ---
New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
SENTENCED TO PRISON
MuIdowncy. Who Assaulted Torring-
 s.z.aas l.. rsaH.hN- -t .4Fs s#s.t.A ton Jitncy Driver in Attempted Robbery. Given Severe Penalties.


 Torrington. May 24.-John W. Null downey. alias Fred Fuller who es- caped from the Litchheld iail last August while awaiting trial pn charges of assault with deadly weapon and robbery with violenne and Who was recently captured in ChicaEo--wa brought before the -sst- perior court at tWinsted- today. -IIs pleaded guilty to three charges and was seutenced as follows: Seven to weapon and robbery with violence three to five years fer assault and nne to three years for jail breaking. He will serve the sentences. concur rentIy. MuIdowney with William Me- Govern shot and robbed a taxi driver on the Winsted road last spplmer. McGovcEn is now. serving a-1erm in state prison. -." '~
New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
William (.roSsop.

The funeral of William GioSsop of sd Mrytle street was held this after noon at J. NJ. Curtin's funeral parlors. Mir Glossop was about AS years old and is survived by his father, Rop- ert Closeup.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
Patrick NTcCab

The funeral Of Patrick Mccabe will bc'heid' at 1e -o'ciocS tomorrow morn ing at St. Mary's- church The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
HARTFORD STOCKS

Quotations furnished by Judd X Co. 23 West Main. street. 9-aa <. .s-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-24
GIFTS SEASON PASS

Tacoma, Wash, May =24.-Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. high com missioner of baseball @i is tot bs .A,or.l xari
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
LEY NALL

CARDENAs. Feb 26-Arrived, ctr ranuco
Havana.
HALIFAX. March 3--Arriyed. str Cana
dian Sapper CBr). st Johns.
Sailed I'd. str Imperoyal (Br) Talara.
HAVANA, Feb 26-Arrived strs Amassia
fGcr), Hamburg; Lake Fresco, Matanzas
Santa Eulalie. New York via Jacksonville
schr Gertrude a Somerville, Vera Cruz
21th. strs Cautal tF'r), Hamburg: Antonio
Lopez (sp). New York; 2ath, Tui1'ialba. New
Orleans; Cardganshirc (Br). Galveston.
Sailed 2ath, strs Zeelandia Dutch, Am
sterdam. goth. Mariners lIarbor, Santiago;
Toloa (f}r), do: Manitowac, do: Espagne
(Frl, s. Nazaire: 27th, Canadian sowcr
(Br). Caibarlen; Ardyk Dutchl, Vera Cruz
bark Rayo (Sp). Manzanilo.
KINGSTON Feb aS-Arrived previously,
schr Whitcway tBrl. Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL, SS, March .-Cleared, schr
General Pau ffiD, Barbados.
PRoGRESO, Feb 1.--Sailsd, ctr Munso:no,
Plymouth, Mass taud from Tampico Marci
PUERTO PADRE, Feb 24--Arriyed. strs
Chestnut nm, ramplco 25th, Paloma
tCuban). New York
Sailed Feb -. schrs Mclaughlin lBr)
Abaco 2ith Edward Il Baird, Jr, Miami
via Ragged Island.
T X Bentley CBr). ST John 10 lay up Gum
& Anderson Bros tBrl, do 90 load for Bos-
ST JOHN. Nj, March 3--saicd. str Mime
dosa CBr), Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
WOMAN OF PROMINENCE
TO JAIL AS SHOPLTFTER
Brooklynite Caught Before ;
Refuses to Glue Name.

A woman who was said TO have told
the police that she is a member Of q
prominent Brooklyn family and has re-
fused to give her address was sentenced
yesterday In Jefferson Market Court 70
fifteen days in the worlShouse upon q
plea Of disorderly conduct. She was
arrested by Detectives Thomas Fi2n
and James O'Brien of the p!ckpocket
squad in Manhattan department store
on February "a. They said she had
jostled some customers and acted sus-
piciously in the half hour they kept her
under observation.
Special efforts were made to obtain
a light penalty, and after sentence was
passed. with the consent Of Daniel
Direnzo an Assistant District Attorney
she was released in custody OF her coun-
sci. l. Rothmerc, to attend 10 personal
business affairs. She will begin her
sentence to-day.
Magistrate Bernard x. Rosenblatt said
that several persons had consulted with
him regarding the case and that these
friends represented themselves as rela-
tives OF public official of Brooklyn.
The wcmans name was entered us Mrs
Agnes Alberts. Attorney Rothmere
promised that the woman's husband
would keep her out OF trouble In the
future. IL was reported at Police Head
quarters that the woman had been ar
rested previously.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
AMERICAN PORTS,
IBy TeIcgrapll.I

BOSTON. Mass. March l-Arrved. strs
sunshine rampiro Aislers, Galveston; Mon
solla. Hamburg: tug Germantown loving
bargcs Mahanoy. paXtaEg and Tohtckon,
from Ph,ade phia.
Arrived lth, strs Mexican. Paciiic coast
ports via Philadelphia and New YORK; Lake
Ellenorah Jacksonville and Charleston.
Sailed 9Th, strs caronia tBr). from Med
Iterranean ports for New York; Everett,
Lamberts Point
Sailed Attn. str Merose. Lamberts Point
Sailed 5th strs osawatomic. Antwerp and
Hamburg via Philadelphia and Baltimore
Essex, Philadelphia; Orterlc tBrl, New York
and Philadelphia. Persian, baltimore via
Norfolk; Trehawke (Br), New York; Mas
slia, Liverpool and GLASGOW. city Of At
ianta Savannah: Delaware. New York: tug
Perth Amboy, towing barges Tol and 49,
New York.-Wlnd at Highland Light, noon'
Il. Il miles. clear: saooth se0.
BALTIMORE. Md, Narch ARRIVED. str
Gloucester Boston. &c,
Arrived Sth. strs Newton. Boston; Santa
sailed 5,h. ST. Largo Law tB0, Alesan-
dris.
BATON ROUGE, La. Msrch ARRIVED, str
Liberty Minuuas, Port Lobos.
Sailed 80, str New York. Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
PARK ROW ROBBERS
FOILED BY SHERIFF
Nassau Deputy Catches One OF
Three Men After Exciting
City Experience.

The robbery OF another United Cigar
store and an attack upon John r. Bailey,
Deputy Sheriff of Nassau county, IN
Park Row near New Chambers street
were reported to the police yesterday
The deputy sheriff, who lives AT Farm
ingdale. l.. J., was on his way 70 an
office down town when three men halted
him and tried to pinton his arms, one
Of the men tueged at a ring on the
small finger of the deputy's left nand'
Bailey threw the men off and dre"
his revolver, discharging it in the ar
twice Two OF the men fed but Bailey
caught Frank McI<enpa of iio Seventh
avenue. who was locked up at the OAK
street station on q charge Of felonious
assault.
The robbery of a United Cigar store
at Court and Remsen streets. opposite
borough Hall, Brooklyn, took place late
Friday night Two men gagged Ed
ward Bartel, the clerk on duty, after
backing him to the rear Of the store
with revovers one of the men stood
guard over Bartel while the other
looted the cash register, and took $500
from a safe, the combination of which
he opened. A customer discovered Bar
tells plight soon afterward.
Jamaica police are investigating the
robbery Of sllverware ana jewelIy valued
at several thousand dollars, which We're
stolen from the home of Warren y.
Aehmeade, vce-president of the First
National Bank of Jamaica. The resi-
dcnce is at Highland and Park avenues,
Jamaica Mr. and Mrs. Ashmeade were
in Manhattan on a theatre party FRI
day night when the robbers broke in.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

pieted 3,ooo.00o more acres OF the same
Kind OF desert land will be made produc-
tive.
Utah, Colorado. New Mexico and
Wyoming are the States in the drainage
basin above Boulder Canyon. The lands
in this area are pitched at a higher al
titude and their rich fertility Is limited
by the sharp seasonal variations.
1.-The area contains untold wealth IN
mineral reso urces and abundant forests.
1T has been estimated. basing the
computation on the mean average OF
population In less rich areas OF Europe,
that the Colorado Basin. now supporting
two persons a square mile. could easily
sustain a population Of 90.ooo,ooo
people.
1T Is easy TO comprehend that this
colossal development, greater than the
Panama Canal In its magnitude and
consequences. is very much the business
Of the East, The Southwest primarily
will always be an agricultural empire.
il Is the grower OF food and producer OF
raw materials. 1T regards the East as
the industrial empire Of tho present and
future. When the Southwest goes shop
ming IL comes East. And that means
when the Southwest comes East to shop
.drs. Southwest comes along TO play.
More acres In the SOUTHWEST means
more shoppers and pleasure seekers !.
the East and the more goods the manu-
iacturer. the jobber. tho merchant sells
the fatter will be the bank account Of
the professional and non-professiona'
worker.
"And at the same time the more food
we produce in the Southwest the less
you will pay for what you eat That u
why the farmer frankly and openly II
opposed to the development of desert
acres. He is quite honest about the
effect of competition on his industry.
For these entirely proper sefsh rea-
sons, as we'll as for many more disir-
tereste6 reasons. we confidently ant!ci'
pate the sympathy Of the people Of the
East. We shall go before Congress ~
soon az the preliminary work at Bocl'
der Canyon Is complete We nsed tht
protection of the dam as quickly as We
can get it. The lives and the property
of the people IN the regions below il
are in jeopardy every spring until the
dam is built. Every year the foods de-
stroy millions OF doilars worth oi
crops and acreage. Every twelve months
there ie a terrible period when we fea'
frightful catastrophe that viii cos
many lives. With the building of th'
dam tho foods will be under as complete
control as the water in hydrant'
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SEND MURPHY TO TRIAL,
STATE LAWYER ARGUES
Contends Corn Products IN
dicsnieRf 10 Justified.

Nathan 4. snyth Special Deputy t;-
;osney-Geueral, argued yesterday ;tat
there was evidence caough Is iustify the
Indictment brought by ae Almirai Grand
Iury KS, J4ae against Charles i. Hur-
rhy Arthur J. Baldwin. bis attorney
John a Mccarthy contractor: James
+, Smith Assistant District Attorney;
Ertes: z. Valdez. y.ce2resident of tac
Corn Produces Refining Company. and
the company itself ie appeared before
supreme Court Justice Robert u Wag-
ner and as,ied thar the Indictment be Az
lowed 70 stand.
Mr. smyth parallslleG tile line of al
gament aet fosth last week HI brief hy
William Rand. Jr.. Special Deputy At
tosaey-Ge3eral. Who LAS caarae III .a-
dictments and prosecutions growing out
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SAILED.

strs Byron (Brl. Para L,sn.surne. Port
Arthur. Fort Victoria (Br) Bermuda: AL
gerie (Br), Glasgow. Ubbergen tDutchl, Fa-
vanai Kroonland. Antwerp. III Sud, Calves
ton: Apache, Cha rlestoa ard Jacksonville /;
Comus, New Orleans Glare, Sar 3uani
Hamilton. Norfolk Catherine Porto Plata /;
Lake Elrao-, Mobile; Pas:ores. Havana.
strs Blair. Portland. GoaIao. San juan;
Moro Castle. Havana: Ninian (Br). Man
chester, Lyngen.Jord tNor) Norfolk; Wild
wood. Baltimore; Cissy (Norl, Havana /;
Tongrfer (Belg Antwerp; Cailabasas,
Guantanamo; Munamar, Nlpe; Domingo Ma
zabsl tCuban), Havana; Hague Maru
(Jap). Yokohama: Bardc (Br), London;
strs Martha Washington. Rio Janeiro,
MoEtevdec and Bueaos Aires: Msrengo
lErl, Hul and Antwerp; Clarksburg, Ham
burg: Katrina Luckenhach. San Francisco
via Philadelphia; Princeton. Tanlpico Rtpon.
Copenhagen: T.ituania (paa). Danzig.
Str Lake Fro,ono. Bristol and H3l.
U S transpor, Cambria. An.wern.
Motor ship Bayonaa, Philadelphia
THE corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 20 sea lcveD at New York on Sat
urday, March =. ia2i. AZ AN, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and thirty-two hundredths t30.32)
inches. THIS closely approximates seven hun
dred and seventy and one-tenth (IiO.D mil
llmeters Captains OF all vessels now lying
in or near the ports Of New York and Brook
In can advanta geously use the above Of
ficial data for observing whether their own
barometers Require any considerable cor
rection or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, Sc. % miles ;
cloudy; choppy sea.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAcE,.


Str Krooniand, Newman, Antwerp va
Plymouth and chsroourg-Red star Line.
Str Blair, Walters, Piraeus Salo:ioA and
Constentinople via portiand-Eaport Steam
str Fowes Castle (Br). ireland, yoheha'na,
Kobe &C. via Norfolk and Panama Cana
Str Katrina Laakenbach. coonan, Los An
ge,es and San Francisco via Philadelphia and
Str Bratsoerg (Nor). Johanss!n. Valparaiso
and Antofaga6a via NoIfo!k-Bsnneit-Heos-
LEI Co.
Str Hisho. Navy. Buenos Aires-dreen Star
Str Usera5a (Brazl, Da snve,ra, Barbados
Para. &c--Loyd Brszi!eiro.
Of IL coSeans SSssne o 'ss9s's2 Ss Ycrh
SER socony SO, Jofsnsen, Tampico-siand-
ard on Go o: New York.
New York 's: ara Portc % Rico Rice a.. s,eamship CO,
Str Morro Castle, Biackadder. Havana
New York ana Cuba Mail Steamship Co
Havana and isabel de sagus-Wiii.a+is Ship
SIR Pasicres, Glenn. Havana. Santiago
Str Muna-nar. AsDorn. Sipe ard Banes-
Munson Steamship Line.
S,g gs,Sn ornss sBT,a FE Eit1Paoio ao Santiago
SIR Dude Mas Dutch. Yer der Sloot
Gfbara and Vita via Balt.more-aiunsog
Str Rochelle (Br). Blair. vi,a-sugar Prod.
Str cissy CNcr). Christensen. Nassau anc
IIavans--New York and Cuba Mai S,ea:nsh!S
Co.
Str III Sud, Pinchin. Gaiveston-southerT
Pacific Co.
Str Muskogee. Jarvis. Texas ctty--Eober
L Hague.
Str cofnus. Boyd Mex o-leans-soutaerr
Pacific Co.
Str Hslsay. Da'rsoa. New orleans--coiurn
bus Shipping Co.
Str Charles Pratt. Barb-;ck, Baton Rouge
Robert l. Hague.
s:r Ha.o. Andersen. Mobre-McAli;s.e,
Bros.
Str Apache, Chichester Charleston ent
Jacksonvtlie-CTyd Steamship Co.
| Str Hamilton. Nelson, No-solk-Ctd Do
nia.o.. Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling. Wn.teau-st. Richmond
! Esrt'as, Msx.ll Co.
| Str Wildwood, Lyman. Santos 70 Baltimore
| Green star Steamship Corporation.
Str Pawree. Robinson. Hos:o1--Eas,erg
Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
NJ aiall.


ASTORIA, o. Feb 2T-sailed. s;r swift
etar. San Francisco.
HONOLULU, Feb 2s-Arrivcd, strs Grifl.
co, san Francisco Shlayo Maru Jap
Hong Kong, &c. for san Francisco
Sailed 25th. str Tenyc Malu dap, toac-
hama
ORANGE, Tex, March --Ssiied. ta!T Wm
Mslapurns lBrl, TaDpico,
POINT JUDITH. Mass, Msrch !, e.t3 AA
Passed tugs Wyoming, toNlng barges iop
from searsport, 74a from Boston, ~ fron.
BATH and To7 and iaa, Ne~poTt for Now
York: Lshiga. towing barges s94, Pezta ma
boy for Providence, 100 for NsW Bedford
TSl, 70e and al. for Boston.
PROvINcEToWS. Mass, March +--sa .lea.
tug Cheektowage. from Perth Ambo% .oW-
ing bsrgel 7s4 sor Boston and 's5 1or heF-
eTly
str Henry r SSott. Seattle.
SEATTLE. Wash. Feb .6-ArriNed, iii
West ka.ar, Victoria.
San PEDRO, Cal. FEB ee-saAed. 81
Ensiey Ci.y Kobe.
SALEM, Mass. March s-Arived, str saa-
TIcoMA, Wash. Fes oe-sailed, sehr sa'-
vator, CRiiao.
Port Townsend.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

Verdi QtaD. New YORK; Mongibeilo ItaD
do; 18Th. Elswick Grange (Brl, Portland Me:
previously, schr Hiram d Mclean CBr.
Jacksonville.
GIBRALTAR, March 4-Arrlved. str Jer-
ciorIiENBURG. Feb 25-Sailed. motor ship
Canada (Sw) san Francisco; str Milwaukee,
RTicFe; z j; New YORK n.-.s r-,,..a - Nsn
chester Importer tBr), Manchester.
Sailed 4th. esrs John n Rockefeller. Baton
Rouge Garage, (Brl, West Indies; Cana
HAMBURG, March ARRIVED, SIR Orient
ci.y ;Rfl, Portland. Q, via Norfolk.
san Francisco; ctr Cuttynurk, Galveston
Sailed 25th, str Polarlne, New York.
HAvRE. March 2-Arrived. ctr sevre dTr).
sa,iea "a; Str nOa.sillo2 (Fr). New York.
Wheetland Moa.ans. Portland. 2:
KOBE, FEB 2s-Ariived, strs Colombia.
San rrancisco; March /. Siberia Maru (Jap),
LIsboN Isl 5sSas FEB N0n 5s-sa.ied. sir British Sol
dier tBr) Key West.
LIvERPooL., March ARRIVED. s;r Ui7i-
Arrived ~. s,Y careroo. baltimore.
LONDON, March 4--sailcd, sir Elder CBr),
Arrived I "a, ,, :.r Burmese Prince cRr'. New
MAI1AsA, FOB 24-Arrived, str Inocenc.o
FSf5ea9 Spl Psssas9aA ss s3Arrvsa sonr FOR.
Laramie. dan francisco.
MoNTEvIpEo, March S-sefied. str 4
8saESEs Sn%oFr s. vPes1M e Mass cg' 4-saned str ves
ITALIA Orr, Hampton Roads.
new PLYMOUTH. Feb 25-saiied. motor
NUKUALoFA. Feb 2e--Arrived previously.
schr Alunna. Melbourne.
oRAN. Fen os--saiied. str Romeo CBr,
Boston and New York.
PAgiA. Marod, l--sailcd. str st Michael
(Br). New York.
PLYMOUTH. March o-salied, str ryndan1
RTo JANErRo, March 3--ssHed. ST. WI
ROTTERDAM. March s--sared,. str. Ka-
t:iSIsdsSa aDutchp, New 1Sf York ss'"S'' o. 0a'''
soUES, March S-Arrived. ctr BRITISH
Duke tB-l, $pw Orleans
ST JOIN. Ng. March f--Arrived, str Cara
dian tBr> Halifax.
Sailed s.h. str Chard.ers (sr). Barbados
SANTA MARTA. March c-saned. s;r san
Jose. Philadelphia.
.eaNTos. March s--Arrived. str Padnsay
SAILED "a, ST.. Giene!g CBp. New Orleans
G7,7oo bags eoffee).
SANTIAGO March 2, g PM-sailed. 81
SINGAPORE, March a-Snilcd, strs Bessie
Dollar tBr). New YORK.: West Henshaw, sar
sailed a2d. str Eastern Merchant. Cal
cat;a.
SOUTHAMPTON. March o--Afrived. ST.
Aq3itaata tBT), New ofK.
sJEz, March ARRIVED. strs How!ci Hail
Calcutta for New Orleans, Trecieve tBr)
from do FOR New York.
SYDNEY. NSW, March S--Arrived, sti
Wai,emata CBr), Vancouver.
Sailed Sd, str Makura fBr). Vancouver.
TRIESTE, Feb 25-Arrived. str Italia (Br)
New YORK.
VENICE, March ARRIVED, str Marianne
Gtsl1, New York.
VERA CRUZ. March 3--Arrived, str Mon
terey New York via Progreso
YOKOHAMA. March Arrived. str Ka-
tori Maru (Jap). Seattle for Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

kENLON STANDS BY
NON-SERVICE FIREMEN
Objects to Preference for
War Veterans.

Fire Chief John Kenlon IN a statement
issued yesterday defended tho position
Of iremen vino are obiecting 10 lc.isla-
ton which would give war service men
n The department preference In ai.D9n:-
ments "a higher grades from ths civil
service eligible list The statement w.s
issued following a meeting q; 250 Are
men-non-service men---whp stand III The
head Of the list for promotion "a licu-
tenant. Only twenty-five of The iS1
members of the Fire Department VINO
served Ia the war were OVERSEAS men. Il
was said.
Chief Kenlon said: I'VE needed hrc-
men on duty here for the same reason
that soldiers were needed abroad. 1T
would he unfair toward iiremen Oh eligi-
Die lists for promotion. wao by their
ratings have shown that they are boat
qualified for advancement. Is subord
nate them 10 others less competent but
who were IN the military service"
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

of The Almiral Grand Jury work RE re-
viewed The various proceedings leading III
tc the indictment. wherein the defendants
we're CHARGED with consoiring % intiml-
date Louis - Hartos and % defraud
tha United states Government out or q
prospective exkess profit tax.
JuTiicC Wagner granted counsel for
fhe deceaGaris seven days in which II
Ale ar,f in support of taelr demand
that the indictments be dismissed. and
Ai. I.aai received ten days beyond that
pape-,
Thy coug; y lcd tAe orders late III the
afternoon af'or virtually all the counsel
cnSaeed II the case had appeared and
after several defendants he'd applied 10
nave their briefs consolidated into one
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
MAN ENDS LIFE WITH
GUN IN CENTRAL PARK
Note Indicates Suicide Was
From Washington.

Patrolman Michaei Flynn or tho Arse
nal station was or post In Central Park
yesterday morning when he heard q
shot and hurrying along tho West Drive
near tho station came on the body OF Il
rfsn with 4 bullet wound in the head
end revolver IN his hand. pr. Charles
Norris. Chief Medical Examine. who IT,
vestigatcd the case ycstcrJay afternoon.
decided K was suicide. The man was
about 35 years old. well dressed and be-
levcd 10 no a Cuban or Span'ard.
III memorandum book was an adj
dress, "si3 VI avenue Washington, ID.
C.." and on one page was written, 'My
sweetheart. my sweetheart" The de-
scription was sent TO Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
CABLE REPORTS,

ALEXANDRIA, March ARRIVED, str EN-
ih%rN-EPP' <1isS Msrch ARRIVED. strs Fast
g2te fErl, NsV Orleans; sultan van Ltnskai
Vh.,uv.gG..1uoirrif March ARRIVED. g,ra
whitcgatc tBr' New YORK; Hartford 40
bile.
Vancouver fer Tainpico: Team, seattle: Mn
nooua. Caleta Colosa: Delridge tNoN. TOGO
mia IN Tamp,co: Mantaro (Peruvl. Cellao.
doyar 1r,r,. Valparaiso: Piako CBr), Avon
BAR BARtcELoNA, March s-saiied. str steel
Sssih.dfrS ssied 18Th. sN SIR West sequana New York
Arrived FSb 2s. sir Antonio (sp,. Bai,I-
BATAVIA. March Arrived. str Bali
EDRGEN, re6 es--Arrived. str BergenH-
fjord lNorl, New York; -,., -.
BERMUpA. March 5.sailed, str Fort
Hamilton (Er). New Nor'y.
BILBAO. Feb e1-salled. str Lake Elya.
''T.nIsSB, BRTsBANE. March c--Arriyed. str Kansas
irl!rrENos AIRES March s-Arrssd, str
Anglesca GBrl. Newport. Ner.
Sailed .d SIR Lake F0-undus. BoBtcn
cAII,Ap Marrh t--Arrived Nrs Snrta
Tecla. New Yori.; South American tSr,, Bal
''i.8is GSpE rtA1-rt. March .-Arftved previous
X. echp Cutty sarI (Brl t,uadrl0upe.
cAPF, Town. March 2-Ariived str East
0'i.TTf 'cYIRftsTiASiA. March ARRIVED. s,r plow
','y ,cySir:ENHAGEN. ircb 2s--Arrivcd, str Lake
/ FIanAeau. Boston.
CRIsT0EAt.. March A--Arriycd, strs Toloa
CRrI. kingston. Megautic tP"1 New 1orN
(and sailed ath or retura): E~sequi0o dr.
do: cape Henry, do; Charles u cranp. sa-
vanuah. r,
Sailed sth str BENZ Brewster, Tanpico.
Sailed 5th strs Bradford from Van
couver). Tampico Bcridge ,from Tocopilp
do. -, g., Y.
-. r.,.ii, Soc. Noft Via Matagles.
pANAR. r'eb 2G--salicd. ctr N!'torio Ncnetc
Hfan Newport Ntts,
DEJAGOA BAN, Fcb 2S-ATrtNfd, Htr Benir
(BiA. 81 john. Nli
DU=l<IRK. March 4-AfrsNca' ttr A1eu'
CBrl, Newport News. !.
1.rNoA. Fe0 ai--Arrivcd. strs Ansaldo
GtaD. Wilmington. NJ. alth. GIusepp
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HALIFAX Ms March 5--North Atlantic
icc floes. which yesterday crushed two ves-
sells off tho Newfoundland coast. to-day
we're reported by Captain Mitchell. OF str
RosaIind. the worst he ever had experienced.
Tia said that on his way here from ST Johns,
Nr'. after once having been forced to put
back, ho ran into heavy slob ice off Cape
Race and sighted many GROWERS
LONDON, March "a telegram received
rom Rotterdam states that str Naamiolt.
from Philadelphia for Bremen. had been ~
collision with an unknown calling vessel
bows damaged. forepeak fun " water: tenn
pornry repairs uil be effected.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 2-Str Aban-
carez. while lying alongyidc Johnson Docks.
was struck by British str Bidwell yesterday
afternoon while latter was going 10 an an
chor: damage to vessel not reported.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb 2s-Motor
Benowa. Norfolk Via Balboa for Bremerton,
put In here to-day on account OF engine
trouble.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SUBMARINE OF FL0ATED.

NEW LONDON, Conn. March 5.-The
submarine OF. which was ashore on q
sand bank on the south side of Fishers
Island. III Long Island Sound was
pulled or this morning.
The submarine was towed TO tho sub
marine base during the forenoon. Al
though on Wilderness Shoal for thirty
five hours. the OF appears INDIANA ged.
The O-s arrived from Buzzards Bay
during the night
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
81 MONTHS FOR SALE OF
DOPE TO WOUNDED VETS
CcnUic>cd Man Had ScrUed
Also and Been Injured.

Alfred Hansel OF 1877 Culver avenue,
Jersey City, was sent to Atlanta for two
years and six months yesterday by
Judge Garvan in the United States Dis
trict Court, Brooklyn. after he had
pleaded guilty to q charge OF selling CO.
caine to soldier patients In the military
nc spital at Fox HIS Staten Island. lie
formerly was patient in the hospital.
Hausel told Judge Garyan that he
served overseas with the l03th Field sig
nal Battalion aud was wounded iii ac-
tion. UDou his retutl to t.iis country he
was sent q the Fox Fillls Hospital.
While being treated there for his injury
ne contracted the drug habit and later
began dispensing the narcotics to other
soldiers.