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money to him If the officer allowed
this. Mr.. Daniels said.
The boatswain suspected the man
reported the affair to Capt. Holmes.
The man now imprisoned also was
discovered to have made an appoint
ment in a park with another man,
apparently to get the package"
Naval authorities went to the park
instead, but found that the other
man had not appeared. They found
note. however, directing that the
sailor meet him the following night
The Department OF Justice Is now
searching for the other man.
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COMPLETE
STOCK QUOTATIONS
Stock Market

Speculation IN the stock market
was enlivened to-day by the over
night announcement OF the plan Of
segregation OF coal land assets by the
Reading Company. While the details
OF the plan had been fairly accurate
~ forecasted, Il proved 70 be a dis
tinct disappointment. judging by the
action of the various Reading shares
to-day. The common stock declined
hve points 10 as, and the hrst pre-
ferred and second preferred both de-
clined from two TO three points.
similarly, the rights to subscribe to
the new coal company stock, which
sold as high as 20 in the Curb market
shortly after the opening, declined to
Is.
Reading shares have long been
favorite medium OF stock speculation,
largely sor the reason that there was
so mach mystery attached TO the
valuo OF the coal lands. Now that
the stock in selling "ox-mystery' 1t
has lost caste, 80 10 speak.
Al one time II was the fashion 70
estimate the value OF the Reading
mystery as high as $50 or S75 a
share. Now that the veil has been
torn away. IL is found that the most
tho coal company can be expected to
pay in dividends is $3.50 a share an
nually, and actual dividend payments
probably will not exceed 81 a share
annually. This is 80 for the reason
that earnings OF the company APP
proximate only $2.s5 a share annu-
ally.
The Reading segregation plan
proved so disappointing that the big
bear clique that has been working on
the down side OF the market again got
active and pressed Mexican Petroleum
for loss Of two points. with smaller
oil company shares declining a point
or more.
Independent steel acted well with
the exception OF Crucible, which also
felt the effect OF bear sales. Crucible
continues to demand a premium in the
lean crowd. United States Steel
moved within fractional range.
The railroad group as a whole
failed TO become unsettled because
of the conspicuous weakness Of the
Reading issues. Sugar stock de-
veloped a healthy tone owing TO the
current sharp advances in the price
Of raw sugar. Equipment, motor
and food shares were steady. Coppers
were helped by increasing sales Of
The metal for export.
Fundamental news OF the day was
favorable. For instance. all the for
eign exchange markets were de-
cidedly strong with demand sterling
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty las opened 9l.1i off .O6;
I'd. A.. 1914. up %; lst Aids, 1920. off
10: ID. $3.50. up .O6; Sd. 9O.1A; 4th, S71S,
Off 90; Victory 3 S-4s, 1926, up "a;
S-4s, 1895 up "a.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLOSE.
Demand sterling S.9l S-s, cables
3.99 Is. up / "a. French francs de-
mand .O739 cables .O74O. Lire demand
.O369, cables .O37O, up 0O03. Belgian
francs demand .0773, cables .0774, up
.OOl4. Marks demand .Oi70, cables
OH, off .0004. Canada dollars de-
mand .S7Ss, up 0Ols. Swiss francs de-
mand 1919, cables 1854. Guilders de-
mand .3443, cables 1853 Pesetn de-
mand .1A1S. cables .1423. Sweden lro-
men, demand, .2255; cables, 1890, Nor
way kroner demand 1852. cables 1897.
way kronen, demand, 1850; cables
1859 Argentine pesos demand 1880,
cables 1850.
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KEY OF ECKERT MYSTERY.
Police say KrOn Holds It-Is Con-
voted OF MOId-Up.

The Brooklyn police said to-day that
they were convinced that David Kron
Of No. l?7 Herzl Street. Brooklyn. has
the key to the murder Of Frederick
p. Eckert on Aug. p last at Grasmere,
$. L. Kron, who was recently CON
victed OF robbery I'm the first degree
for the holdup OF Harold Anderson and
Arthur Williams on Nov. 7 last In
Troy Avenue. Brooklyn. was 'closeted
for an hour to-day with Supreme Court
Justice LaEanslIy and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney NOss. He was to have
been sentenced to-day. but the SEN
tence was postponed for n week 70 per-
nit the authorities to question him on
his knowledge OF the Eckert murder.
Russell Brice, who was indicted In
Richmond yesterday on a charge OF
murder in connection with the Eckert
crime Is now serving a sentence Of from
ten TO twenty years at Sing Sing Tor
the Troy Avenue hold-up, IN which he
was partner OF Kron. He took the
stand as witness for Kron,
Kron said after the grilllng that
Brice had nothing TO do with th'
killing
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RS6 ~
Copyright. 1D2l py the Press Publishing ".
THE New York Evening WoEld.l
QUESTIONS


CThs New York EVeninE WOrldl
QUESTIONS
1. What famous American enpi-
neer and inventor began life as a
miniature portrait and landscape
p Where did Thomas n. GalIaudet
found the first deaf and dumb asylum
In the United States?
8. On what river is the Belgian
eitv of Antwerp situated2
a. Which Of the felines is next in
size to the lion and the tiger?
81 OF how many provinces did
Canada originally consist?
s, Who was the fourteenth Presi-
dent Of the United States?
z. What is the rail round a ships
3. Of what state is Nashville the
capital oity2
9. What are the color markings Of
a tabby- oat2
Isl BY what name is the tympan-
ums OF the ears more commonly
ANSWERS.
Il, Robert Fulton; 2, Hartford
Conn: 3, Schelde; 4, leopard; g.
two; 6, Franklin Pierce: 7, tatfrail;
5, tennessee; ., brindle: 10, ear-drum
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In we'll posted banking quarters II
Is said that Il is not unlikely that the
General Motors Company will soon
decide to do some extensive new
financing. The company's bank loans
are understood to approximate u.s.
900, 900. These probably will be paid
off through the sale OF a new note
or band issue aggregating S75,000.000
The company Is now understood to
have more than So, 100000 on hand.
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Read TO'mOrrow's interesting Install
ment.
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Wall St. Gossip

Preliminary estimates of the beet
sugar crop OF the United states in
1920 fix production at 2,239,2o0, 900
pounds, which would be q per cent
larger than the previous record crop.
Total production Of the country, in
Guiding cane sugar, is estimated by
the Department OF Agriculture at
1905, 174.OOO pounds. an increase OF
SO per cent. over the 1919 crop.
Cables from Cuba stating that
President Menocal has declared effec-
tive his plan OF disposing OF tho
1920-21 sugar crop, now being har-
vested, has found quick response in
the price of raw and refined sugar in
this market. Raw sugar, which re-
Gently sold at IL cents a pound,
Is now quoted at cents. Refined
sugar, which was in liberal supply at
SIS cents has in the case of one big
refiner been advanced TO us cents,
while most other refiners are quot
ing 7.50 cents a pound. The purpose
OF the MenoCal Committee will be to
withhold supplies to the extent OF
stabilizing prices, and II is predicted
by sugar interests that unless the
United states Government adheres to
its announced intention OF prohibit
ing the operation of the plan, sugar
prices will continue to climb.
Much OF the selling now coming
into the stock market originates in
Southern resorts. whore some of the
best known bear plungers have gone
for winter vacations. II is claimed
by commission houses that on recent
days fully so per cent. of the selling
of Mexican Petroleum and Crucible
steel has come over Southern wires.
Directors Of the American Bosch
Magnetic Company meet Thursday 90
take action on the dividend. II seems
TO be the concensus of Wall Street
opinion that the rate Of annual dis
bursements will he reduced from 10
TO G per cent.
The evening world., 1921-02-15

Had Poisonous Pickles. Fined 800
Anthony Weber, a merchant at No.
1900 park Avenue, was fined 500 by
Magistrate Harris in the Municipal
Term Court to-day for having 400
pounds OF pickles which health m
spectors said were not lit TO eat, The
city chemist reported that the pickles
had an arsenic content.
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A LINCOLN STORY YOU CANNOT AFFORD 70 MISS
.~AM0n E
the AgeS
@1H Irving Bocheller So
CHAPTER TX.
sgy Irving BdchelleT'

~ OR days thereafter the people
Of New Salem were sorely
troubled. Abe Lincoln, the
The evening world., 1921-02-15
DIED.

REUTER.-Feb. II, after lingering NJ.
ness. JOHN 4. REUTER, In his gist
year.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services on Tuesday
evening, at o'clock sharp lntermen.
Lutheran Cemetery. Wednesday, 10
A. N.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Deianson, Hamburg via Southampton J Al
DcvereuN. Boston: Katrina Luckenbach, New
York; Bayunne, do; Bevcrnon (Norl, do
Italy Maru dap, Savona; Sunbeam, Port
Arthur
Arrived ead. strs Urbino CBr), New York;
Gufstream, Beaumont.
Arrived ed. str Italia (sw). Manzanillo.
Arrived ed. str Limon, Santa Marta.
Sailed a2d. strs Road Jarl CNor), ST
Johns, NE; Rochester, Texas City; Laramie,
Port l.obos Briton, --.
Sailed I'D. strs Kewanee, Cienfuegos: Mex
icano (Nor). Christianla. &c; Canabasas.
New York; Norman Monarch CBr), Liver
PORTLAND, Ne. Feb 22-Arrlved. strs
Matoa, Baltimore; Norfolk. Norfolk.
Sailed 22d. str Cairnvalona (Br), Leith.
PROVIDENCE, RI Feb i9-rArrived, SIR
Indian, Norfolk. u u,
sirs Lurline. Honolulu; West Cayotc. AS
toris city OF Para, Balboa; Rio Grande,
Baltimore; Mukilteo, Ahukani.
Sailed 10th. strs Bradford. Tampico; Texan.
SEATTLE. Wash, Feb 21-Arrived, str Lib
orator, Portland.
Arrived 2ist str Tokushima Maru (Jap).
Orient.
Sailed 22d. str West Ivis, Vancouver.
SAVANNAH, Ca Feb 22-Arrived strs
Jupiter (Sp). 1quique; Johnstown (Br).
Cuba: Solitaire. charleston City OF Atlanta
Boston, Merrimack, Jacksonville (snd sailed
for Philadelphia).
sailed nd, str City of 81 Louis. New York
dyl, (Dutch). San Francisco; Providencla
(l'rl. do; Lehigh. Portland; Santa lnez. San
Francisco.
Sailed o2d, str Arabia Maru Jap). Yoko-
hama.
& Fay. Havana 10Th. str Lamentin (Fr). do
Arrived ODD. str Margaret. Baltimore (for
bunSers)
The New York herald., 1921-02-23

Houlder Weir q BOYD. in ballast Went TO
psf Anercsp hrl bosHs staten .b Islsnd
SIR Karen DAM, kotka.
Str Pleiades. Ro,terdam Feb 8. to the
l.uclSenbach Steamship 60, with mdse. Went
Str Western Sea Barcelona Jan Is and
bermuda Feb Il. TO James W Elwel & Co,
IN ballast. Went 10 foot of Sist street,
Brooklyn.
SIR Lycomlng. Bszeita Jan 20 and Bermuda
Feb 10, 20 the Green star Line. IN ballast
Str West Hessetine, Bizeria Dec % and
Bermuda Feb 10. TO sudden & Christensen.
II ballast. Went TO pier 80, North River.
Str costigan, Sourabaya NOV -, Batavia
Dec ., Singapore i0th. Colombo 18th, Port
Said Jan and Bizerta elst. 70 the United
american Line, with mdse. Went TO pier II,
Str iceland. sydney, Ssw. Nov ~. Girls
,,obsl Jan .s and Boston Feb 70. 10 the New
ess 'Na Went ao fSos of h srse S
str Martha Washington. Buenos Aires Jan
81, Montevideo Feb l., santos 9TH, Rio Js-
son Steamship Line, with 1870 passengers,
mails and mdse. Went to pier ., Hoboken.
Str Lockport. Rio .Janeiro Jan 10, Santos
- and 81 Thomas Feb -. 20 the Munsou
Steamship Line. with mdse. Went to pier d,
Str Berepice (Dutch), Curacao Feb 0. Jac-
mel llth. Por; au Prince 18th and Cape
Haytien 18th. to Funch, Edge Co. with
mdse. Went TO pier g. Bush Docks, Brook
lNn.
Str Helen, Ponce Feb 10. Mayaguez iith,
Aguadilla 18th and San Juan 10th, to the
Buli-Insular Line, with mdse Anchored In
Quarantine.
cardenas llth and Havana l7th, to The
sugar. Went 70 -Arbuckle's Sugar Refinery,
Brooklyn.
Str Huguenot. Tampico Feb a. TO the Co
lumbus Shipping Corporation, with crude oil.
Went 20 Maurer, NJ.
Str Wacouta. Vera Cruz Feb II. Progreso
18th. Tsmpico 18th and Havana 18th, 10 the
New York and Cupa -siau Steamship Co,
with . passengers. mails and mdse Went
10 New York Dock Co.'S pier 10, Brooklyn.
Str Surico. Cardenas, 10 the States steam
ship Corporation. with mdse. Anchored off
Stapleton.
str Lake candelaria. Matanzas. to the
Munson Steamship Line, with masc. Went
to foot of South Sd street Brooklyn
Str Aunetta, Nuevi,as Feb 10. Kingston
18th and Port Antonio 18th. TO the Atlantic
Fruit Co. with mdse.
Str FL Sol, Galveston Feo l6. 20 the South
North River.
Str + II Asche, Galveston Feb u. 10 Robert
!, Hague, with oil. Went TO pier s. Con-
stable Hook.
Str Aryan. Port Arthur Feb T. to the
Texas Co. With crude oil. Is bound for
Providence)
Str city Of Savannah. Savannah. 10 the
Ocean Steamship Co.. with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 50, North River
Str Hamilton, Norfolk. to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co. with mdse. Went to pier
20. North River.
Str Gulfoil. Philadelphia. TO the Gulf Re
filming Co. with OIL
Str Mexican. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph.]

ASTORIA. o. Feb 2i--Arrived. str Lehigh
Seattle
BOSTON. Mass, Feb 22-Arrived. str,
Brandon. Lamberts Point, Va; Gloucester
Baltimore via Norfolk; City OF Columbus
Savannah Missouri tBr). London: Newton
Lamberts Point. Va; Ninian (Br). Manches
ter and Liverpool; tug Valley Forge. Prov
incetown, towing barge Paxtung.
Sailed 22d. strs Rotterdam Dutch. from
NJ Spaulding. rampco.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 22-ArrIved st,
Hsrald dam, Boston; Ligonier, Tampico
Sailed 22d. strs Aztec (Nor), Tampico;
q Barstow, Baton Rouge.
CHARL hSTON, SO, Feb 22-Arrived, str
Cody. Hull (and proceeded for New Orleans)
Schenectady. Savannah (and proceeded 70,
Hambura) Lake Ellenorah, Boston Zane
proceeded for Jacksonville
sailed 22d, str Ohioan, New York.
FERNANDINA, Fla, Feb 2o-Arrived. STR
skipton Castle (Br), Barry: 21st, osterds
ga G&EvEsfEoN, RfrEoS; Tex. Feb ai-saned ,no, ar.
rived. strs winona County. New Orleans
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb 22-Arrived
strs Arapahoe. New York; Persian, Baiti.
more
Arrived 2ist, str Santa Euialis. New York
MOBILE. Ala, Feb 22--Arrived, strs Tus-
caloosa City, New York; Honduras (Nor)
Barrios; Munisla, Havana.
sailed I'D, strs Federal, Port Arthur: Lake
Elmont Tampa
NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb 22-Arrived, strr
District OF Columbia, Baltimore M Ell.
lott. New York: Marne, Norfolk: Rama
Bluefields; Trimountain. New York
Sailed 2ist. strs Aiessandro A (ItsD, Nor
The New York herald., 1921-02-23

folk; 22d. sydney .Bels), Norfolk; Masdsls
Sailed oni Port I.ads 2ad. strs Cadillac
(BD. London: Lake Festus. rampico-
tymore (Br). Boston: 22d Nevada. san
Francisco: Saugus. New York Berwindvale
(Brl. Havana; Pennyworth (Br). Galveston
for Liverpool: Luciline tBr). New Orleans
CCer1. Galveston for Hamburg; Thames
Maru dap, Naples; Meissonier (Belg),
Antwerp.
Arrived 19th. str ouantico. Boston.
Bylayl, do Harvey II Brown. DO: Felix
Taussig. New England Ancon, Cristobal,
Yur Maru CJapl. Phila delphia; urko Mendi
(Spl. Azores; Corcovado tBrl. Valparaiso:
land. Me; wigmore (Brl London; Giulia
ItaD. Genoa soestdyk Dutch. Rotterdam;
Cristobal, cristobal; Arlington, New Eng
sailed 10Th. str Gloucester. Providence and
NEWPORT, ri, Feb a2-Arrived, str Abb
secon. Norfolk
PORTLAND. q. Feb l9--Arrved. str Steel
SFr &rrted H:T ss iqaT str waro vi ss Se% YS
Sailed 21st. str West Nivaria, China.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Feb 20-Arrived str
Agwisea, Tampico.
Arrived 2ist, strs. Guiscoast, Jacksonville; (;
Gulf Queen. New York.
sailed 20th, str sun. Philadelphia.
Sailed a1st. str Brabant. Mobile. =
PENSACOLA. Fla, Feb 19-Arrived bark
Arrived alpfrd I'D, @ str San san Michee h dtaD, Gi-
Sailed 10TH strs Novian CBr), from Calves
ton for London; Fiume GtaD. from do for
Trieste.
sailed a2d, str septima (Ger). Hamburg
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Feb 22-Sailed. strs
Mascotte Key West; ] NJ Guffey. Tampico.
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Feb o2-Arrived, strs
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
SAILED.

Strs seauoa CBr, Calcutta; Lake Free
land. Tampa; Garlic, Kingston. &c: Va
lscia tBr). London; Lcnape, Charleston and
Jacksonville; Aryan, Providence; Monterey
Havana (latter having returned).
Str Old North State Queenstown, Boulogne
and London.
Str Canaiiova. Santiago.
Sailed 21st. str Trontolite, Tampico.
The corrected reading of the barometer
reduced 10 sea ieveD at New York on Tues
day. Feb %. 1921. at 8 AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-five hundredths t30.35)
inches. This closely spproximates seven hun
dred and seventy and nine-tenths (TI0.O
millimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying In or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
cloudy. choppy sea.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
ALBANY TO GET DANCE
HALL REGULATION BILL
1t Means War on Bunny Hug
and Other Steps.

ALBANr, Feb. pa bill designed to
regulate public dance halls. the passage
cf which he believes would eliminate
the bunny hug. alligator glide. SHIN
my and other disgraceful dances" will
be introduced In the Legislature to-rnor-
row by Senator Salvatore A. Cotillo.
Democrat, OF New York.
Senator Cotillo in a statement to-
night explaining the purposes OF the
measure said the proposed act would
give the Commissioner OF Licenses ex-
clusive powers of determining whether
a building to be used for a public dance
was a proper place for such an affair.
and that those seeking licenses must be
responsible persons or organizations
He declared that the measure had the
support OF many of the welfare organi-
cations and expressed the hope that the
public would give favorable attention
% IL, as he said the bill concerns the
very home conditions"
Religious. charitable and educational
societies would not be affected by the
bill in the matter OF obtaining licenses,
Senator Cotillo said.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
THREE MEN HELD IN
TOLEDO MAIL ROBBERY
Case Against Suspects Does
Not Appear Very Strong.

special Despatch 70 THr New YORK HxsAtD.
TOLEDO, Feb. 22.-Joe Urbaytis, Frank
Urbaytis and Joe Culbert. three suspects
arrested Monday in the Toledo post Of
hce robbery February II. we're put in
jail again to-day by United States Com
missioner Gaines in default of s25, 900
bonds each.
Joe Urbaytis demanded the opportu-
nifty Of obtaining attorneys. He also de-
manded that they be faced by the post
once clerks who were held up when
robbers made off with six pouches of
registered mail and five bags OF regular
mail Assistant United States Attorney
Pilliod said the request would be grant
"a.
The Federal warrant charges the three
with conspiracy and robbery OF the
mails and putting in Jeopardy the lives
of those who have the mails in charge
through the use Of dangerous weapons.
Police said tonight that they had moth
ing substantial against the three pris-
oners
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Pachet. Manchester for Baltimore. re-
turned to Queenstown with boiler trouble.
Str Pamela. New York for Gothenburg.
trouble.
Str Federal Bridge, bound 10 Glasgow from
New Orleans and Charleston, Is reported TO
have lost her propeller in MID d-Atlantic and
IN waiting for a tow.
Str Grelariie (Br), Galveston via Norfolk
Feb IL for London. sent out wireless calls
yesterday for assistance. having lost her pro-
peller Several vessels are going to her as
s!stance.
Str Oyalia. bound 70 Norfolk from Boston
and which off Fire Island on the 18th
regairing; had MACHINERY s disabled about about a
morning. Vessel was towed into port here
by tug.
Str Aryan. bound TO Providence from Port
Arthur, towing barge Dallas. lost the barge
about so miles east Of Barnegat Monday. but
later picked II up. The barge was trans
ferred 70 tug American and towed into port
here. The Aryan proceeded 10 destination.
BILBAO Spain. Feb 21-The Bourse has
been greatly perturbed over the rapid fall
In the value of navigation companies shares.
obtain psyns as0
deavoring 20 obtain orders for part OF the
several hundred tugs for navigation Of the
Rhine and Eibe. and are offering facilities
for payment.
HAVANA. Cuba, Feb 22--Fui service be-
tween New York. New Orleans and Havana
has been decided upon by the Ward Steam
conditions. A weekly freight service will I'M
mediately be reestabiished between Cuba
and the two American cities, according 10
the agent OF the line.
HALIFAX. Ms. Feb 22--str Delco, caush,
! IN the ice yesterday off Loulsburg. while
bound here from 81 Johns. NF. reported to-
day by wireless that she now was free. She
is expected TO arrive tomorrow.
OAKLAND, Cal. Feb 2f-The two larges,
freight vessels ever launched In San Fran
cisco Bay-thc 14.500 ton Manuani and
| Manukal. sister ships. destined for the
| Hawaiian trade--slid from the ways to-day
| at the Moore Shipbuilding Cos yardc. The
venseis were built for the Matson Navigation
Co.
ST MICHAEL.s, Feb 2f---str Modica (Nor)
hence for New York, has returned for re
pairs.
Str Ozaukee, Nantes for New York, has
arrived with boiler trouble.
ST JOHNS MI, Feb 22-Vessels laden
with food for the Bell Island mines and
other settlements along the northern bays OF
Newfoundland reported running short OF
supplies to-day. were left frozen In port
here by the blizzard which has just swept
the colony. Yesterdays snow Siege brought
virtual paralysis Of all transportation by rail
and water. Str Kyle, which plies from this
port 70 southern Railroads. is held by the
Ice pack, which completely blocks the hsr-
bor
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb II--Arrived. airs orls.
eno (Br), NV York; Western knight. New
port News via Hong Kong.
AIS;IETts, Feb 2i--Arrived, str Morioka
(Jap), New York.
AMSTERDAM, Feb 19--Arrived, str Wal
Rance (Br), New Orleans.
ANTOdTAGASTA Feb ia-Arrived, pti
Santa F1svia, Gan Francisco.
Sailed 10th. str santa Ana, New York vis
iquque.
ANTWERP. Feb Is-Arrived, sirs AIbistsr
(Br), savannsh: Eastern Dawn, Philadei
phia: pirigo, Norfolk.
AvCcvMoUTH, Feb 2i-Arrived. strs Brit.
ish rslss (Br). New Orleans; Lsnsdowne
BALBOA. Feb oo-Arrived, str. Nitokrls
(Br), Melbourne: Cuilpus (Br). Gusyaqul
Austrarbrook tBr). Australia; Planter.
Cailao.
Arrived goth, strs G d Bryant. rqulque
Oak Branch (Br), Valparaiso for Liverpool
Point Adams. San Francisco; West Eldara
Honolulu.
sailed 10th, strs Chicago Msru CJap). 70.
Johanna. Corinthio (Brl. Wellington; Johr
Worthington, Plsagua: Eastern Glcnn Thu
ron Blossom Heath (Br. Taltal; Mulpua.
honolulu and Orient.
sailed goth. strs Newport. San Franchise.
The New York herald., 1921-02-23
NO INTENT TO SECLUDE
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Relative Corrects Impression
Left by Speech.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 22.--George step
toe Washington. q descendant OF a
brother OF George Washington. who
made q patriotic address last night at
Nazareth. Pa, corrected to-day the i'm
preston that the descendants OF the
family OF the Father OF His Country de-
sired to bar the public from visiting the
tomb OF George and Martha Washing
ton.
What Mfr. Washington really said, he
declared. was that the burial ground Is
not part OF Mount Vernon, but belongs
TO the family. and could at any time be
closed 10 the public. although the mat
ter had never been discussed. and no
doubt the privilege that has been ex-
tended for so long would continue
Personally, think the public should
be permitted to see the resting place Of
our first President" said Mr.. Washing
ton. MY statement was Misunderstood
that is all"