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4 MINERS KILLED
.INDYNAM|TE BLAST
000lee OF DEAD BROUGHT 70
SURFACE FROM AS AND
1,ooo-FooT LEVELS
BLACK DAMP RAlTS ReSCulNG
seven Men Who Escaped Explosion
May Recover; Mine Will Be Closed
BY State Authorities Pend
ing Investigation

Harrisburg. lIl.-lIleven dead miners
O0dies were brought to the surface Of
the Harco mine from depth Of IA
feet. and 1000 feet from the mouth Of
the mine. ut 9 o'clock Wednesday
night. The entire number were en-
tombed that afternoon when a dyna.
mite charge in new coal bed pene-
trated an old walled room. providing
means of escape of black damp, which
1t Is believed killed the miners.
A special train bearing a United
States min<. bureau car was dispatched
to the mine within an hour after the
accident and was in charge of D. !.
Parker. chief Of the division OF mines
rescue cars aud stations OF the United
states bureau Of mines, who was con-
Quoting az inspection trip in this vi.
entity for II. Foster Balm. director Of
the United States bureau of mines.
Seven men who escaped the explo.
sion but are suffering from the effect
of black damp were taken to local hos
pitfalls. 1t Is believed they will re-
cover The mine will be sealed by
state authorities, who will issue Il per-
NIT after on Investigation authorizing
the continuance Of operations.
Volunteer rescue teams were organ
lied by miners, but their efforts were
futile as the black damp drove them
hack from the section of the mine
where the men were entombed
A check Of the miners at $ 80
o'clock Wednesday evening showed
that 436 miners entered the shaft in
the morning and that all but those
dead returned to the surface Warn
ings after the explosion by miners in |
a nearly shaft probably saved the lives |
Of those sent to the surface
The crew of II miners were engaged
IN working a new coal bed near an old |
shaft which had been walled in when
the dri]ler exploded Il charge Of dyna-
mite, which crushed the old vein walls.
and entombed himself and fellow
workers. according to reports from
the mines.
The bodies Of the dead are in loca,
awaiting Identification.
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OFFICERS READY FOR
BATTLE WITH MINERS
President Threatens Martial Law Ia
West Virginia; Orders Men to
0isperse

Charleston. W. Va.--Armed men
Tuesday night Communicated the reg.
t,lar Chesapeake 4 Ohio passenger
train running from st. Adams to
f'lothier. according to Information re-
,eivetl mt the office Of Governor Nor.
gan. The men first ran the train up
he Pond Fork branch, bringing back
number Of armed men, and then
took the train to Danville, where an.
other body Of men boarded 1t aud pro.
ceeded to Clothier. the governor was
informed. There were only few pas
sengers on the train and they were not
mo'ested. the governor was told. Every
effort was being made Tuesday even
ing. the governor said. to- disseminate
the news Of President Hartiinx's pro.
clamatiOn.
Logan. W. va.-Extra0rsiinary prep
arati0ns went forward Tuesday and
continued Tuesday night following re.
ports If n gathering 0f armed men at
Jetfery. in the adjacent county If
Boone. lteported estimates Ut the
number vary from hundreds to thou
sands. Lack Of telephone communica-
lion with Jeffery precluded .unfirma-
lion of figures.
Fearing that the men would cross
the hills to the Logan county side.
If ex-service men were he
ing formed Tuesday to reinforce de-
.achments of deputy sheriffs and state
police now guarding the border. In
this little town. the county seat,
battalion drilled throughout the after
noon. Additional forces Of former sol.
liers were reported to be coming from
Welch and Mcdowell.
No word has been received from
Adiutant General John II. Chnrnock
who left Charleston ON special train
or the district Of uncertainty" on the
'ast slope Of Spruce Fork ridge. separ-
lting Logan county from Boone.
Observation-Disclosures Harding. in
proclamation late Tuesday. COM
handed all persons engaged In 'un-
awful and insurrectionary proceed
ngs." in the West Virginia coal fields.
o dispense and retire peacefully to
heir homes before noon Of Thursday,
september l.
Unless there is prompt compliance
he administration let 1t be known that |
Martial law would be declared and
,OvorDor Norron.S 0nDool fnr fodoroI |
rOOps granted
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Three Other Bodies Recovered

Hull.-Three more bodies were re-
covered from the wreckage Of the ZR-..
late Wednesday, making a total of ..
recovered since the disaster. One Of
the three was identified as that of FLY
ing Officer Y. H. Wicks. The bod,
which was washed ashore was later
identified as that of Sergeant ], w,
Mason Of the Royal Air force.
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Glass Workers Take Cut,

Cleveland. = An agreement was
reached here Tuesday between the
National Window Glass Workers as
ISOLATION and the National Association
the union. according to Joseph Neenan.
president, accepted % per cent re-
ductinn in wages. Approximately 10.
600 men and 60 factories are involved.
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Another Body Recovered from ZR.2
Hull, Eneland.-The body of still!
another American who was killed in
the ZR-2 disaster was found Tuesday,
that Of Maurice Lay. Of Greensboro, N.
C., rigger.
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Mer,oria, Services for zR.2 Victims

London.--A memorial service for
the victims Of the ZR-2, which will be
attended by representatives of the
king, of the British army and navy air
forces and the American forces here,
has been arranged by the air ministry
for September :. The service will be
held in Westminster Abbey.
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Maxfield's Body Recovered.

London.-The body of Commander
Louis IL. MaNfiei'i. commanding officer
OF the American naval contingent. who
was killed in the ZR-2 disaster, has
been recovered. according TO dis,
patch 10 the Daily Mail from Huh.
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Two E,ectroeuted for Murder.

Trenton. n. J.-Frank J. james and
Raymond W. Schuck. both Of Camden,
n. j.. were electrocuted Mt the state
prison here Tuesday night for the
murder If Davis s. Paul. a Camden
bank messenger. They were put to
death ut S:l5.
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Swiss Extend char,es' STAY.

Rerne.-Upon the request Ut the
Spanish government. the Swiss gov
eminent has decided to extend Its per-
mission for former Emperor Charles
of Austria in Switzerland until Octo.
her. Under the original permission of
the Swiss government. the former Aus
rrian monarch was to have left the
country by September l.
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Al 70 God.

You should frequently arouse with.
In yourself the desire to give to God
all the faculties of your sOul-that IL.
Of your mind. to know Him and think
OF Him. and Of your will, to love Him:
and further seek to consecrate ali
your outward senses to Him in all
their decentralization.
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Christian Unity.

The spirit Of Christian unity must
be cultivated between the different
churches before formal union can be
enected.-Rev. Dr.. DouglaA
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U. S. TROOPS READY
TO MOVE on MINERS
PRESIDENT Harding Signs Military
Edict.-More Casualties Re-
ported

Washington.-The federal govern
ment stood ready Wednesday night t
act In West Virginia should Thurs
days reports show lack OF compliance
with President Harding's proclama
ton calling on all persons engaged
in unlawful and insurrectionary pro.
ceedtngs to return to their homes.
Two regiments Of troops OF thous-
and men each, one at Camp Sherman,
Ohio, and the other at Camp Dix, n. J,
were in readiness to move into the
state on a moments notice. war de-
partment officials said.
A proclamation declaring martial
law in five West Virginia counties has
been drawn up and signed by the presi.
dent. ready for PRONUNCIATION.
Logan. ". Va.-Logan authorities
Wednesday night announced that a
telegram had been sent to Washington,
stating that unless troops were sen.
at once the county would be attacked
ny between 1000 and 5000 men.
The sherff's office announced the
dead We're: John Cottage and Jim
Munsle. volunteers. assisting county
authorities to maintain order, an:
John Gore, deputy sheriff.
Two hundred additional state tr,op-
FRS arrived here from Charleston nj
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,


Anta Rosa is e Cape Henry S PM sth.
santiago 10e ~ Hatteras 10Th.
Saturnaa 65o 2 Halifax sth.
Schodack 1,12 Il Honolulu Pm 9h
schoha.ris 1So from Charleston sth-
Senator ,084 San Francisco Pm 9th.
Severance IS N Jupiter sth:
stbaney 20 Il Hasterss 10Th.
Sierra so1 8 Sam Francisco Pm 9th.
sixaoia eog Scotland stn;
standard Arrow 2.810 from San Francisco
8 Pm 8th-
ssss wsrssr ss.s 70 ~ Nsy s cfsa ass.sss ss ,on
sun IS SSE Overfalls 10th.
Sunshine 10 u Carysfort 9th.
sutherland lat 43 03, lon So 40 9th
Tampfco so S Fowey Rock 9th
Tnnamo $50 s Fenwtck 10th.
Texan 200 Ambrose 10th.
Texas 10 S Charleston 9th.
Tppecanoe 107 S Cape Flattery PM etfl.
1'oloa 80 S Scotland l. 10th
aransportssioa % NE caps PS,S Charles 10Th
veldura lat 80 80. lon 10 90 10Th.
Ventura .os9 s Honolulu PM stli.
West Catanace 2.23s W Balboa PM 9th.
West Celina 80 from Cape Henry 10Th.
West Conob 40 w Sam Francisco Pm 9th.
West Constance 2,236 w Balboa Pm 9th.
West Henshaw 4,4oS from San Francisco
west Jappa $500 from Cape Fiattsry PM
Sth.
West Kader s1l from Columbia River PM
Sth.
West Keats ,oa5 w Columbia River Pm
Sth.
Nest Kedron $50 5 San Pedro 8 PM ~.
West Keene 100 from San Francisco PM
1th.
West Jester /, ,o56 from Columbia River PM
Sth.
West Quecllee IS Il Cape Henry 8 PM 9th.
westinoreianld 1895 from Honolulu PM 7th.
Wheaton lat 40. lon CT IL 10th.
Winsolo 27J s Hatteras PM 9Th.
Winston Salem lat 80 03. Ion 45 9th.
fwxsaJ y
VIM M Burton 200 Hatteras Sth.
yorba Linda 212 N Colon 9th.
Zacapa $40 S Scotland L 10Th.
Zoppot Is S Jupiter Sth.
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CITY HAS DRYEST
SUNDAY In 20 YEARS
Continued from first Page.

Essex Market Court Franklin Adams.
325 Clinton street; Alexander SWANSON
1874 Third avenue: Benjamin Mann, z0S3
Holland avenue: Charles Weitzman, 45S
Grand street Tobias Haar, Al Attorney
street; Joseph Burk,, 1874 Second streeta
Isador Dooner. SS Willett street, and
Louis Bosco. 45 First street
Before Magistrate Francis X. Nc-
Quade IN the West side Court0James
McIoud. 40l West 127th street: Raphael
Yandouli. a. Delaney street. Abraham
DuclSer 716 Monroe street. Brooklyn
Richard Flynn, 700 Eighth avenue; Ed
ward Lehr. SIT West l2Ith street; James
Armour and James Murphy, 252 West
Forty-fourth street.
Before Magistrate James J. Nolan In
the Tombs Court-Adam Fritzel. Git
First avenue Philip Basso. 196 South
street; Andrew Capelli, 81 City Hall
place.
Before Magistrate Bernard Douras in
the Washington Heights Court-Jamea
Bradley, 2050 Eighth avenue Mrs. ce.
celia Levy, 400 Fifth avenue, and Betty
Wise, SOC West 1884 street The two
women were charged with having liouor
In their possession ia a restaurant at
2ls Lenox avenue.
Eleven men and one woman were held
in $500 bail each yesterday in the Conev
Island Police Court, all OF whom wera
arrested In dance halls for carrying
their own" No saloons we're raided-
Early last night n sign appeared at tho
entrance OF Stauch's dance hall and
restaurant saying intoxicating liquors
were forbidden on the premises. Other
like resorts i'm Coney Island soon fola
lowed suit
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cFrl. savannsn: Masoile. TaInpioo; Nols

CFr), Savannah: Matolle. Tarnpioo; Nola,
Mszioo Sabine sum, TampicG.
MEXICO; iisa copan 5oTa tf cHoDaj. Teis; GuIfcosst
lBr5. United Kingdom; Madras. city (Br)
SURNAME. Port Barrios.
Sailed from Port LADS 9th, strs treeport
sSiphur No .. treeooTs Teaa i4'5a1 G1si Bcri ~
Cortcz; Orlflamms CBrD, HaWei Peguot'
Genoa; Sinaloa lNor). F'rontera: Whine
name, ss.s fsss6sa 2 SSfq sa as sDa asTana
Sailed from Port Eads 10th, strs Bethnor,
Glasgow; Cody. Rotterdam FL lsleo, New
Tsna Tss Eae Es SoTS srSner Tsf IasS
Bridge, Salonica; Cswego. Queenstown
saranaoca. Port Barrios; Turriaiba, cris-
tobal wearbridge (Br). Liverpool.
NORFOLK. Va. April e-Arrived. str India
xrrsysd ION: strs siam ar' palladelPh.ss 9Fss
Venice; Ramon do Larrtnaga gBr), Genoa ;
Glenaffric (Br), New York; Cardiff Hall
CBr), Gibraltar; York Harbor Portland. Ne
Pasrthenia CBr). Tampa for Liverpool: Lu-
celala CRr), Shields SAINT Andrea ItaD
baltimore; Maquan, Liverpool; Isolde (Gerl
vindal, Havana: bristol. Boston datter 9thl
Sailed 9th, strs West ousnchee, LIVERPOOL ;
Navarro (Br), Grenade Maiden I,5,1 Boston, Boston !;
IacaSes a;tJS Cartier F'r). Havre; Waiter .
Noyes. Boston.
Sailed 9th, bark Monte Rosa GtaD. Ssl.3s Gsnos.
tar; Oa.kwin CBr), Madeira; Ada o (ItaD
Genoa; As,rls,on de Iarrinagsa CBrl. sa-
voca; West ARROW. Baltimore; California
pan motor, Montevideo; Kalypso vargoti
CGreek) Port Said; lguassu (Braz), Gulf
port: opeiila, Manchester via Philadelphia
Mongfbello Gtap. Philadeapfds; Stephen x
Jones, New England.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. April 9-Arriyed,
strs currter, Tampico; pslworth (Br),
Sailed 9th, str Comanchee (Br). Sabine.
Sailed 9th. str Reaper, New Orleans.
PENSACOLA. Fla, ApTl ln-Arriveo, str
Mobiles, New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April e-Arrived
strs Domingo Nazabei I Cuban, Sagua
Manchester Mariner tBr). Manchester Via
Norfolk Nuria (5p). Nuevitas.
Arrived 10Th, strs Mongibello ItaD. Genoa
Emanuel Nobel (Beg), ST Louis du Rhone
Sagua, Santa Marta; J @ Donnen. Port I1o-
bos; Clan Murdoch (Br), New York; Lake
Ellerslie. Santiago. 60: opeliica, Norfolk;
Nicholas Cuneo (Sor). Tansmo.
Sailed 9th, strs Grecian. Boston; Merwede
Dutch. Kingston. ia: Bessemer, Fall
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cR1sroRAL. April e-Arrived. strs Ocean

| CRISTOBAL April e-Arrived, strs Ocean
Mnonarch GBr,' New YORK @ for shangnsi' s. 81
Colon New York; San Fernando tBr, Tam
pico; Ebro eBr). New York for Callao. sc
hama, &c; Electrician (B), Liverpool.
Sailed 9th, strs Columbia, New Orleans;
san Mateo, Boston; Calamares, Fort LiInon;
West Katan, Antwerp; Tyne (Br), Carta-
GENOA. April 3--sailed. strs Ausaole vi
qtaD. New York; Fagerness dtaD' New
Orleans.
GLASGOW. April 0-sailed. str cabotis
| (Br), Montreal
GREENoCK. April 5-saiied. str Des
sailed sth. str Kenbane Head CBD. United
States.
HALIFAX, Ms. April s-zArrived, strs
NsS SsSs p1Rps GDsa snq s4 sse aas
| gov; 10th, SaturniA (Br), do.
sailed l6th. str Rosalind (Br), New York.
| HAvRE. April 5--Arrived. str Remus, New
sa.es 9Th. str Northern Br,. Sand Key.
HULL. April s-sailed. str Malmanger
LEiTH. April s-Arrived. str westwOod.
LIVERPOOL, April s-ssilsd. str Empress
Dutch. Tac%oma: coma Old North State. Nsw
York
Sailed sth, str Yamhin. New York.
MALAGA, April 5-Sailed. str Knowsley
Hall lBr), United States:
| OF Russia (Br), Vancouver.
PLYMOUTH. April 9--Arrived. str Lap
land (Br). New York for Antwerp (and pro-
| ceeded).
| PORTSMOUTH. z, April e-Sailed. str War
| Bharata (Br), Port Arthur.
| ROTTERDAM, April 9-Arrfved. str The
misto Dutch. Newport News.
| Sailed sth, str Chariot. Philadelphia.
ST JOHN. NIB, April io--Arrived. str Boil
lingbroke CT5r). London.
! Sailed 9th, strs Canadian Ottar Csr), Car
1 DIFF via Portland, Me; 10Th, Olimpo QtaD
4 Gibraltar.
/ ST MICHAELS, April 6--Saiied. str Hugo
ton from Marseilles). Key West.
| SAIGON, April 7--Sailed, str Creole State.
/ San Francisco.
SHANGHAI, April 7--Arrived. strs Ka-
| siima Maru tJa2). Seattle Tokushima
Maru (Jap), Seattle.
Sailed 9Th. str Tenyo Maru tJap), San
! Francisco.
SOUTHAMPTON. April s--safled. str Santa
Teresa, New York.
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CABLE REPORTS.

ADELAIDE, April I--Arrtved. bark Ha-
wall, Portland, o; schr vigiant, Beiling-
ham.
ANTWERP. April 5-saiied. str wfco. New
York.
MONMOUTH. April s--Arrfved, strs Glen.
lyon (Br). New York: Hartmore. New York
via ST John. NIB.
(ChiD. Valparaiso: Cfrcassfan Prince (Br)
Talara: Chiquinula (motor). La Union
Bradford, Antofagasta; Ruah!ne (Isr), Wei.
lington.
Sailed 9th. strs Mahia CBr), Port Chal-
mers: Mineola, Guayaquil and Talara; Roy
alstar (Br), Lyttleton. West kasson. San
Francisco: Iris, do; Florence Olsen, do.
BERMUDA, April 9-Sailed, str Fort Ham
ilton (Br), New York.
BORDEAUX, April s-Arrived. bark Bus.
fon. Portland, o.
BouLoGNE. April b-safled. str Crisfield
New York.
BUENOs AIRES. April 7-Sailed. schr Sin
gieton Palmer, New York.
CLYDE. April 8-Arrived. str War Nizam
(Br), Port Arthur.
COLOMBO. April 7--Arived, str Katms
(Br), New York via Manila.
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River; Devoiente, Port Lobos: Gargcyle
Alexandria; Tanarno, Tela.
sailed 10th, strs IAuuls tLtal), Gioraltal
Cfor orders); Northwestern Miller Cf3r). HUI
Via London. LorGslip Manor Sand Key lfoi
orders).
PORTLAND. Ne. April e--Arr,yed, str Ma
toa. Norfolk.
Sailed 9th, str Dallas, Ayonmouth.
Sailed 10th, schrs N Vivian Peirce, Nor
folk: Eleanor Taylor, Philadelphia John
BraceweH (from Machiasl, New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 9-Arriyed,
str NaiknWa (Brj. Vancouver for Sydney
NSW.
sailed eth. str 81 Solar CBr) Vancouver
Sailed 9th. str N $ Dollar lBi), VAN
SEATTLE. Wash. April a--Ssned, str-
Teucer (gr). Yokohama. &c Wenatehee. DO.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Apr1l iOaATr1ved, strs
Jacksonville; City of Savannah. New York.
Sailed 9th. str Argaiia CBr). Liverpool Via
Portland. Ne.
TAMPA. Fla, April 1o-Saned, STR Lake
Freeland, New York.
pioo.
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MOTOR THEFT TRUST
TRAILED TO CHICAGO
Six Arrests Lead to Federal
Grand Jury Probe.

CHICAGO, April 10.---A Federal Grand
Jury investigation Of what is declared
TO be a nationally organized auto theft
trust" will be begun to-rno accord
ing TO Edwin Weisl, Assistant District
Attorney.
Evidence already gathered was de-
clared to show traffic in more than
500 stolen machines involving expert
thieves. dealers IN used cars and eales-
men. six alleged members or the band
were arrested yesterday. They We're r..
Sabacf. p. Rapp. Fred Snyder and
william Beville, all OF Chicago. and
Seth Beville and William Price OF Day
ton.
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YOKOHAMA, April s--saiisd. str Amazon
Maru fIapt. New York
AMERICAN PORTS
BY Telegraph

BOSTON, Mass. April lo--Arr.ved. strs
Camden, Bangor; Delaware. New York /;
ley, Portland. Ne; Lake Elsme7e. Jackson
VIE and Charleston, Sc; Mohawk, Port and
Nc: San Gil GBrl. Port Ldmon. CIR; w IL
sailed 10th, strs Everett, Norfolk, Ksre-
san. Hamburg via Philadelphia and Bait
more; Mohawk. New York. motor barge So
BALTIMORE. Nd. April lo--Ar11ved, strs
Persian. Jacksonville Via Savannah; Song-
dom l1 VIA B boston one" wet 9eA Soolk Lake
Galata, New York: Pensier CBelg). Pfiiladel-
phia; bark Nfashona CUrug). Barbados; schr
Susan Cameron CBr), Paysandu.
CLEANED 9th, stns Transportation, Portland
Robin Gray. Norfolk.
Sailed 9th. strs West Celina. Manchester
drea (Ita), Gibraltar for orders, Robert
Maensk Dan), Tampico.
Sailed ION. stgs West seausna. San Fran
cisco; Andrea II Luckenbach. Hamburg.
CHARLESTON, SC, April 9--Ssiled, strs
City Of Flint Cfrom Texas city. Genoa and
Naples; Knoxville (from Tsrefnen). Galveston ;
sehrs Alice N Colburn, Philadelphia; Hell
vetia. New York.
Sailed l0th. strs Waxshachie, Galveston;
Comanche. New York.
GALVESTON, Tex. April e--Arrtvsd, strs
Cardigan CBr. Marseilies: " II Libby.
Charleston: George G Henry. rampico.
Sailed 9th. strs Torres. Tempico; Fl Sud.
Rotterdam and Hull; Afel. London via New
Orleans.
sailed 9th, str Concho, New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April e-.Arrived
str Nantucket, Baltimore; schr Barbara "
(Br), Mobile.
Arrived 10Th, s,rs Cult King. Port Arthur;
T. + Kelsey. Tampco.
Arrived ioth, etrs Mohawk, New York
Arapahoe, do.
Sailed sth, str Sarnolte (Br), Halifax.
Sailed 9th. strs Comanehe, New YORK
Boston Bridge, Savannah Baytown. Tam
plco.
MOBILE. Ala. April 9--Arriyed, schr Mel
bourn Smith. Gulfport.
Sailed 9th, strs Asian (Br), Liverpool
Honduras CNor), Port Barrios, scslr Marion
n Cobb. Bridgetown.
NEW ORLEANS. La, April 9--Arrivesi, strs
Napier (Br), Norfolk: Eduardo CSp). Port
Arthur Freeport Sulphur No l. Tampico
Lake Falama, Cabanas, Cuba; La Perouse
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~ Export Transports Co.
Keyser Bldg, Baltimore
10 Fox, Victor s., & Co.
Geo. W. Sterling, Rec'ver
~ B'way, ". Y. Wh- 1850
81 France q Can. s. s. Corr.
40 B'way. N. Y. Rec. $500
81 General Navigation Co.
rs B'way. N. Y. Bd. 1921
55 General Steamship Csrp.
ESQ Battery ST.. San Fran.
Sc Georges Greek 5. ). Co..
Inc. f2e B'way, ". Y.
81 Globe Line
81 Broad ST.. NY. Bd. s574
(See i4l
STA Grace, w. r., 4 CO.
Z Hanover So, ". Y.
(See 1863 b. G'n 1880
5s GrandfieId, W. j., & Son
30s Chestnut, Phila., Pa.
80 Green Star 4. =. Corp.
SO New St..N.Y. Bon 1920
60 Guilds. 8. A.
100 Concord ct.
Charleston. 8. G.
81 Gulf Export q Trans. Co.
Beaumont. Texas
6s Cult Tow. & Wreck. Go.
Mobile. Ala.
% Harris. Magill & Co., Inc.
35 &. VIM. 81. Bd. 4p5o
81 Hasler & Co., Inc.
. B'way. ". Y. b. On b50n
6s Int. FreIghting Corp.
40 B'way, N. Y. Cort. 1888
ss-A Int. Mercantile Marine
ftB'uay, ". v. B.G'n 1880
(Seo .. II. 1fS)
n Jahncke Dry Dock q Ship
Repair Go.
New Orleans, La.
10 Kerr Steamship Co., Inc,
a. Beaver ST., MY. Bd. d.610o
- Lind Nav. Co.
IL Battery. N. Y. wh. lass
"a los Angeles Psc. Nav. Co.
Cham. Com. Los Angeles
20 Luckenbach g. 9, Co.
A Whitehall e.. Bon e2oo
"a Lykes Brothers
Gidden Bldg. Galveston
~ Mallory steamship Co.
Pr. 80, Mr.. NY. Spg $500
(Ses 2a)
20 Mallory. G. ID. T.. & CO., Inc.
II B'way. N. Y. Ben $3.50
so Mafson Navigation Co,
10 Market St., San Fran.
AZ McAiiister Brothers
2f State, n. Y. d. On $40
Z. Mccormack & Mcpherson
col sansome. San Fran.
81 Mcgee. Charles T.
Drcxel Bldg. Phila.
40 Merch. q MIN. Trans. Co.
Light St.. Baltimore
~ Mississippi shipping Co.
New Orleans. La.
40 Moore a Mccormack CO.
5B'way. N. Y. .. On 2ss5
or Munsou Steamship Limo
~ Beaver. ~. Y. Han. 5fe0
"a National shipping Corp.
2b Broad ST.. Ny. I'D. 3ii2
% New orr. & 8. A. $. 9. Co.
q. O. Bldg. New Orleans
sy N. Y. q Arg. =. 9. Co
20 B'way. ~. v. Bd. Jo3o
rs n. Y. a Cuba NJ. s. =. co.
~. Wall st.. ny. Jno.S5o0
20 n. ". q Porto Rico 9. 9. Co.
II B'way. ~. Y. Bon $500
100 No. All. a West. 3. q. Go.
s3 State st.. Boston
iof Northern 8. :. Co, Inc,
N Battery n. wh. f1s5
ioe Norton. LILLY q Co.
20 Beaver Sc. MI. Bd. 300
fc< Oriental Navigation Co.
30 B'way, N. Y. WI. Ts1
fo5 Pacific Mail q. =. Go.
Hanover 50. v. GIN $3.50
ros Pacific Steamship Co.
Seattle, Wash.
teT Page q Jones
Blk ot Mobile Bldg, Mobile
Ios Paragon shipping Corp
~ Cortiandt, NY. Rec-oi5s
ITO pendieton Bros, Inc.
iSn Pearl 81. Han. oi6e
The New York herald., 1921-04-11

Yokohama, Kobe, shnnxhai.
Hongkong, Manila. Saigon
singapore, Batavia, Cheri
bon, sourabaya, Sanarane
From san Francisco
May lowest Cajoot Dan
June low. Henehaw Dan
View Zealand and Australian
Ports
Erom New York
Apr--Esst. Crown (I57)
Apr ll-West Wind (lsD
From Puget Sound
Apr ts-West Mahwah (5o)
The New York herald., 1921-04-11

30 Matson Navigation Co.
100 Market Street.
San Francisco. Cal.
s1 Munsou Steamship Line
So Beaver Street. n. y.
Tel. Hanover J120
90 ". Y. a Porto Rico 3. 8. Co.
IL Broadway. ". Y.
Tel. Bowling Green $500
ss ". Y. & Cuba NJ. 8. .. Co.
Foot OF Wall St., ". Y.
Tel. John 1900
Io5 Pacific Mall =. 8. Co.
I Hanover So. n. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1850
Io6 Pacific Steamship Co.
Seattle, Washington
IL State Street. n. Y.
1853 u. 3. Mail >. 5. Co., Inc.
100 Broadway. ". Y.
Tel. Rector $500