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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

Dillon. Read e. Co. announce that interim
receipts for the Milwaukee, Electric Railway
ana Light Compnnys twenty year ~ per
cent. refunding and first mortgage gold
ponds, series A, may be exchanged for de-
iinitive bonds of that issue on surrender OF
Company OF New York. 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special Despatch THE NEW yoK arrun
New orkHc raidy reau
d. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

Joseph p. Day and r.. T. Tomlinson Jr..
laf been elected directors of the Bowling
irten Neghborhood Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

comparison OF municipal bond prices OF
to-day and OF twenty years ago has been
prepared by Harris. Forbes e. Co. New York
State registered bonds. maturing in eleven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES

Closing prices bid In yesterdays open
market for United States certificates OF
Indebtedness and notes were as follows:
Due Mon. APP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

A. NJ Kidder 4 Co. have prepared list OF
Yen guaranteed railroad stocks which yield
$50 TO per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

j. W.. II. Merckie has been elected chair
man OF the executive committee. w. A.
berry, treasurer: II. J. Bastier, assistant
treasurer. and II. III. Pancoast, secretary, OF
the Thaddeus Davids Ink Company, Inc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
TuEDA NEMER1 1an
Days sales

Wi - CClosing.0 iIJiv.l
Hight Low. Bid. Ask lins.l Sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

fPrterl
a Of Iap
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for Treasury in Ju are included
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Stock Exchange Listings

The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted to list S20,O0O,O00 Kingdom Of
Norway twenty-year per cent'sinking
fund external gold bonds, due Octo-
ber l, 1910; $4,000 900 the Texas Com.
pany additional capital stock, 81 ,339 ,532
Porto Rican-A American Tobacco Com
pany additional capital stock. $2,000,-
900 Seaboard National Bank of the
City of New York additional capital
stock $6,807,875 Atlantic Petroleum
Corporation capital stock certificates
transferable in New York and Balti-
more, $2,865,000 Lima Locomotive
Works, Inc, per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock and S4,3b0,000 common
stock, $S,0O0,000 Brooklyn Edison Com
pany, Inc, 8 per cent general mort
gage bonds, series B. due January I,
1880; $2,o0o,oo0 z per cent general
1, 1880, and $5,000,O00 per cent gem
eral mortgage bonds, series D, due De-
cember /, 1910; 2sb,000 Montgomery,
Ward & Co., Inc, additional shares
common stock, 19o,4S4 Consolidated
Distributors, Inc, shares of common
stock; $b,592,sS3 Worthington Pump
and Machinery Corporation class A
preferred stock q per cent cumula-
tive), $10,321,671 class B 8 per cent
cumulative preferred stock and $12,-
692,149 of common stock, $11, 1,998,000
Union Tank Car Company equipment
trust per cent coupon notes, series
A, due August i, 1880, and S4,3A5, 300 z
per cent cumulative non-voting pre-
ferred stock and $5,738,3OO common
stock, and 103,474 shares Penn Sea-
board Steel Corporation voting trust
certificates for capital stock.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. March as.Arrived: strs
Newton. Boston; sahale, Huelva; Bella,
adelphia Matoa, Portland. Me. Sailed
Strs Commodore Rollins (Nor), Port An
and rotterdam; Taketoyo Maru (Jap), Yo-
kohama via New York.; Newton, Boston
Bache lu 81. Norfolk.
ma (Br), Port Natal and Nast London; Mt
(swed), Nuevitas; Harold Walker, Taln-
p!So Sailed; st5s Patria !Tro' Ney York;
pool via Norfolk. Newport News and Phil
adelphia; Cavour (Br), from South Amer
lean ports. New York. ohiosn,. New York
cfIARLEsToN. S &. March ss-sailed,
West Raritan, Hamburg and Bremen.
GALVESTON. March 23-Arrived: Lord
YORK 0' salsd d.' George asp Jones. New New York; T
Icl Rio New York; Fert It], Genoa.
.JAcKsoNyILLE. Fla, March 2s-Ar-
MOBILE. Ala. March 2s-Arrived: N
Turner tBr>, Guiana. Sailed: Bright (Br>,
No NoRFoLK March asm Arrived: strs
pool; Hayden, Liverpool; venusa tNorl,
Re tterdam Uraisan Maru ljapj, Shields;
erett, Boston; VALDEZ. Bremeyton: Celeano
tDIJ, J5ueuOS< AyFeSs f3AfFyfst0To tloTl, AlV-
erpool via Boston; Tlberton Orb. Queens
town; Kentuckian, Alexandria; Collegian
(Br), London; Inca. Santiago; Bemura
!Rr), Wellington; Achilles, crfstobsl; Nor
folk New England; sassenheim (Dt). Ha-
yana.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. March 2a-Ar-
Mary RI bisboid, Boston. Sailed; strs Col
iegian tBr), London; Minnesotan, Alex
PsHtIifIADELPHIA March as--Arrived: !:
gtfH Regina d'Ifalia (It1. Genoa and
Naples; Brighton (Norl. Tanamo; Esparta,
Santa Marta: Mariana, Guanica; Lehigh,
San Francisco, etc: Shawmut, Port Tampa.
William P Palmer. New York Sun. Port
Arthur. Sailed; Strs Nantucket, Jackson
willie, etc; Occidental, Port Lobos; Ortertc
{Br), Newport News; Essex, Boston; schr
Luther Little HAMPTON Roads.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, March 23--Sailed: /:
Str Beatrice Baltimore; Mascotte, Key
West.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. March 2s--Ar-
rived: Strs Delaware (Brl. Avonmouth: !:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Germany Making
Headway in Cheap
Goods With Chile
Also Gaining Ground in Sale
OF Electrical Supplies;
American Hardware Not
Expected to Lose Its Lend

Germany is attempting to revive the
same class Of trade in Chile which it
had before the war and is making nror-
ress in low-priced articles, which were
characteristic of German factories Mt
that time. Appeal is made on q price
basis, although the prices are not 80
low as before the war. However, Amer
lean goods at present are selling at
such high prices because Of exchange
rates that German goods arc at least
40 per cent lower.
No German agricultural tools or
building hardware can be found as vet
IN Santiago, says report from Com
mercial Attache Charles A. Mcqueen.
In the latter line the chief pre-war
competition was French; in fact, French
manufacturers had first call on the
market in normal times. Now, hard
ware manufactured by several Amer
lcan firms is handled universally and
has given satisfaction.
Probably these American companies
will be able to retain large part of
the business, it is stated, as German
competition in such goods will be con-
fined to low-priced and much inferior
The most serious competition en-
countered from German sources at pres.
ent is reported to be in electrical sup
plies. Many tons of such goods have
been brought from Hamburg.
A curious situation exists in the case
of drugs and pharmaceutical chemicals.
Present exchange rates place American
products at the disadvantage of price
anywhere from SO to 200 per cent
higher than for drugs of the same
formula or standard imported from
Germany. AS still better prices can
be obtained on French goods, however,
little is being brought from German.
now. In this line there is shown prac-
tically the only credit stringency on
the part of German shippers, only fif-
teen days sight being given by an old
and we'll known German firm.
"The prevailing opinion it is stated,
'is that German competition is not a
great factor in the present checking
Of American trade with Chile. In the
first place, Chilean business has just
passed through crisis and is as yet
hardly convalescent. The market does
not need goods at present.
According to statesmen who nave
come in from the East Coast, the Ger
mans are not working as hard in Chile
as they are in Argentina and Brazil.
Probably they realize that business is
dull and are afraid Of credit commit
ments at this time The British,
French and Belgian goods are as much
favored by the present premium on
the dollar as are the German"
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY
NEW YORK

March 3a--str Bibbco (Am), aground
to this port. Coast guard cutter Manning
wheh is dssbsa OF ST. ssF south Pole s eit
this. port for London and Liverpool. re-
nsaes snTes. hs 81 tow ST. # tug Warbler h
left Boca Grande for Carteret j; went
ashore off Romer Shoals, was foated and
proceeded.
March 22-str Point Bonita (Am), left
Baltimore for San Francisco, went ashore
In Corinto hArbor.
March al-str Bermudez (Am), which
sank in this port. was raised to-day.
ANTWERP--March 17--str Chester Ki-
a arspsa rapeatea from hesy Nw yS %ssh and
water entered holds, damaging some
cargo.
BOSTON March 23-str Triumph (Am),
peed to abandon str West aaioc oeaT Triumph nn
took latter in tow when fuel gave out
gornsr vessel rs, said that own fuel supply
bEoadcasted asking aid be given to the
West Galoc, which Is 600 miles from this
port Officials are considering sending aid
Brooks (Am). which left Norfolk May z
1920 for Buenos Ayres. has finally been
abandoned off Brazilian coast. Vessel en-
In Rio dc Janeiro. where she put in for re-
pairs, sprang a leak and crew took to
boats and were rescued
FERROL. March 21-schr Antonio Mil
Ian (Sp), left. Manzanillo for Bilboa, ar
rived damaged.
GLouCEsTnR, Mass. March 21-str
Rough Rider (Ans), sank OF squam Light
house.
HAMBURG. March 22-str Keresan
1An), completed repairs and left for
Baltimore.
JACKSONVILLE. March 22-str Bell
flower lAm), left New York for China,
arrived with engine trouble,
|. KENNEBUNKPoRT Me. March 2s-
Str Wandby (Br), wrecked here, has been
abandoned by her owners
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1G-Aschrs citv
Of Bangor. City of Papcete and City Of
Gle Gtsndale nae @ Were afire at Redwood !. Creek
two former vessels, with slight damage
i nut caused considerable damage to the
latter before flames were exiting uished,
ST JOHN. N B. March 2l-~Atternpts to
release release the str City OF Colombo, which is
crew have remained on board, the re- re-
'mainder. were taken Oft by str Aberdeen. it
a total loss ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Big Motor Ship III Rcscue
Aoppot Takes Disabled S,e.n,
Tanker III Tow "a Axnre. 7

The zoppot, German-built motor
tanker and the largest motor ship afioat.
recently figured in sea rescue Z
On her way from Europe to this
country the zoppot on February "a IL
heavy sea, while S7S miles from ths "
= nearest land, thu Azores, came in q siwht sSat
q 2 large steam-engined tanker ss fhe
naitic almost Completely d;sablmd
from ,r, trouble with the furnaces of her her
boilers. A. the Battle could not nro. lro.
sceed under her own steam ana repaira
ct sea were impracticable, she was
taken in tow hy the Diesoi-enrimad
Aoppot, although the Baltic Il nearly
as large as the latter vessel, Roth
ships were in ballast. y
Although neither ship had tow;nu
winshes WING aboard. which would have less
ened the towing strain, the Zonnot
brought the Baltic to anchor IA Pnnfs
Delgada. the Azores, on February III IL
Had the zoppot had more oil fuel an
board. it is stated, she MIGHT hava va
York. 1850 ~ NeW
The zoppot is of $4,000 tons dis-
placement when fully loaded and "a Il = :
X krupp. designed. built and snrined
NSSSeks
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Army Orders

WASHINGTON, March s28 Army or,
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
IemIy. Major r.. r., to Fort Leavenworth.
Drury, Major r. w, to Fort Leavenworth.
Coast Artillery
Holmes Capt. j. G., to Aberdeen.
Kresge. Capt. NJ. W., to Aberdeen.
Becker, 1t. w. g.. to Aberdeen
Air Service
Mcfarland, Capt. A. r.. to Dayton.
Thompson, 1t. III G.3 T. W., Sup. c., to st.
Cavalry
Stevenson, Major c. L.. to New York.
Mitchell, Major n. d., to Washington
CORN n, Major K. H.. to Arcadia.
Miscellaneous
Richards, 1t. G. s., F. A.. to Camp stan
lev.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Fire Record
Ynsa,

4 :aesi-sss) 81 ". s7ta a.; Joseph seFn- mss
Co. :. ~ ukuUWA
s:ab-22 W. nth st.: Bnrdan Goat
and Towel supply. .... unknown
5000 Perry st.; John Murphy. Trihing
S:4a--Hroadway and 2east stu brush
In lot; unknown. unknown.
r: NJ
12:so--i6sth st., between Walton ~.
Bronx. brush. vacant lot: un-
known /. y. OHHuoWu
i;o6-~234th ST. and Rtverdale av., the
Bronx. brush. veoAnf let nn-
known ..s..s.,,.:., 81. Unknown
Unknown
1.2o--244th st. ana xYoafway, auto
mobile James Lawson. unknown
S1:ao--2iS n. 27th st.; Candee, Htntfh 81
Rowland CO., q. IL. unknown
Unknown
as1 W. SD st. Mae Chimney
i 39as i5 ~ ~ I'm lkn6 = IL
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Navy Orders
From The Tribrme's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Nav

From The Tyibume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March az. Navy
ders issued to-day follow:
Buechnar. 1T. w. r.. to u. s. s. California
Caldwell. Condr. 7. r.. TO Salt Lake City.
Cress. 1t. Comdr. W, W.. to U. 8. 8. vestal.
Fitzmaurice, Ch. Carp. 9. r., to U. S. s.
Maryland.
Holland. Dosn. j., to San Francisco.
Keane, 1t. w. r.. Med. c.. to U. s. S.
Neptune.
o'Conneil. Ems. r. H.. to u. g. s. oriole.
Rebentisch. 1t, J. A.,~Sup. c., to U. s. s..
Rrthsrford, Carp. J. T.. to U. s. 3. Rain
bow.
San Francisco.
THOMPSON, 1t. u. 9. + W.. Sup. G.. to st.
Juliens Creek.
vanderkloot, 1t. Comdr. p. L.. to u. 8. s..
MiHsissippi.
Hunt. Ems. r. F.. to u. s. s.. Roper.
Woodson. Ems. G.. r., 10 u o. $, Roper.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
inperator Now Berengaria

s.sa Eng ex-German line. Imperator, re-
10y purchased from the British gov
feaeel fens ny the Cunard Line, has been
.eameo .eSsso The Herengaria. She will be
T. Nn in the transatlantic service.
f.nn. tne selection Of the name the
49, Z Line has made departure
|5sss |Ssss., ss usual custom OF calling its
Ssc.,Ss after the classical names 81
Srss Hses g the Roman Empire. Beren.
ssis ssE yAs the wife Of Richard I. of
- tha 4 linn haartsds q 4 s'''s v-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Havana Congestion Ending
Condition of the HarbOr Now
Stated To BE Nearly Normal

Congestion in Havana haybor IS now
reported to be almost entirely elima-
lated.
Consul General Hurst states there
ne fifty American vessels in the har-.
sof, compared with fifty-five a week
previously, and that with the exception
q 4 small docking space at Regla, con.
9etti9n at the wharves Is practically
!naed, and the condition of the harbor
Il almost normal. Regular schedules
2etFeen Havaaa and other ports are
sslng resumed by steamship COM
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

Dlonax (Brl Rotterdam; War Sepoy tBr,.
Singapore; Gulf Maid, New York; Guif
Stream, Philadelphia.
stI. roHT DAns AZ "a. i March B Asrivsa 4 n 9
llski Tampico; Matanxaa, Tamptco. Mexico
tlDanl, Copenhngeni Tanarvllle, Tampico.
csssenno siTs B corosa porto
Weller, Tampico; Yuma rampico
PoHTLANp R,1I Ms51 Ne Mar Msseh ToI
SAVANNA, March 23--Saied. Str Shaaf-
field (Br), Newport News.
TAMPA, Fla. March 2s--Arrived: schr
Jubilee. Boracca. Sailed: Str In Drome
(Tr), Rotterdam.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
AMSTERDAM, March 20--Str Tonawan-
q nos,TrnnpAM March ao---str Edgemont.
coNsTANT1NoPLE March 1a-str Riy-
erside Bridge
GIBRALTAR, March 16--Str Anthracite
: NE'uFAHRwAssER, March 17-str
soUTHAMProN. March ss-str Adri-
LoMDoN. March sa-str Clan Mackin-
IS sINdApoRE, March ls-str Euryprlus
BARRY, March 2s--str Armagh {Br).
LONDON. March 23--Str Port Chalmers
GIBRALTAR, March 22--str Italia (Br).
Arrivals From New York
HOBART, March 21.--Str Kansas (Br)
HAvRE, March 20,-Str Rochambeau
(Fr) Remus,
ROTTERo Y, March 2o.--str Oscoda.
ALGIERs, March 15-Str Canada (Fr).
SOURABAIA, March 19.--Str Clan Mac
fadyen (Br).
ANTwERp. March 1a.--strs cannonier
(Be); 90. Tongrier (I3eD.
ROTTERDAM. March 20.--Str Andrea F..
Luckenbach.
ALGoA BAY, March a1,--str City sof
ILoNDoN. March sa;-strs. Roman Prince
CAPIz. March 22.--str Escolano (sp).
PORT SAID, March 22.--Strs Katuna
(Br), Seuuoya (Br).
GIBRALTAR. March 23.--Str osakis.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 2S--Str Maho-
HuLL. March 22.--str Marengo lBrl.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Marine Reports
TltE rirpKa
ARRYyEyY YF,srrrnAv

atr Hathaway. Yoknhama Nov +. shanr.
nal Nov 81, Keelung Nov AZ, Manila Dec
s.msrsnxs ssasser ed PES ss ss
pore co Pee 2s. Coombo ian 4. Port Said Jan
"a q. Trieste Tsb 8. Bixerta Tcb IS. st MI
str I.ouaaiana lBr}. Antwerp y March Mar h''i I.
g sS,th me Ccmp4gnie aensrale Transatlantiqus
March le. Arecibo March III, san Juan
Mac rcn e ths 5o NsW and Porto
mdse; Pier a. BROOKLYN.
il, s'c nssrSsn TsS Sr pSrse cslopns
ssts.mship sna.r GO. with nidse; National Re.
IS ST t.. TlasSSa. i II i Antwerp march y south
Ssd Sss1 star Line, with pass malls and sndae;
= Str Str @ Sis.y !Ner, Hsvsn. i lsssrsh Is, to tho
in ballast Pisr is, - bksyn H. - sAeaihsh'p Co
str Galileo tIsrj. Hull Feb 20. Antwerp
pser Hsrca !: & sanderson 4 Son. with mdse;
Str Lake Nlmont. Tampa March ls. to
the Mallory Steamship Line with ndse md e.
= str y chsriss Pratt. Baton Rouge March
anshersd OF Tompkinsviile. s IL
Pier is. b r. "'s4' - W.
str Lake Traverse. cienfuegos March is.
Go. with sugar; Federal Rsfnery Yonkers
Str Antonio Lopez tspan,, Vera Cruz
Rania irregularities. with pass and mdse
Str Halsrio tBr). Boston March a., to
ncnlosr; x y s,. Weir q Boyd. In ballast; Morse .
Str F Luckenbach, Hamburg March 4
8 SNotterdam March 10. to the Luckenbach
pps.sEs,msnip p.E,,,np Lane, with srhdse; It SD st,
u 81 L 1sadfsss Sra "a CITY Sns Baltimore March
the, Vacuum OIL CO. with oil: Vacuum Co.'S
GSTs' ssr MaSisoMs;c MnsyiSnns; n pS.,.a.,nn,. I; -
70 20 Sun Havigation Co, with nadse; Gowanus
wTs ismpcsS &C. Nasfh Mish os
Str aiendoia, Philadelphia March 81. to
Str Ohioan. Boston March 2l, to United
american Line, In ballast; Pier 6; Bush
Docks, Brooklyn.
tan q 8 Co; anchored off Liberty.
Str Kronstadt (Nor). ,Havana March is;
anchored off Quarantine.
Berth Changes
Vessel Transferred to-
Bells ina Pier Ter sanis Erie Basin. oo Rklyn. n.
G6a.Hsres' 6aw,iss i,s,nel RobinS sh, p Bklyn
dsdania. /. Fistcher's E 5 3, aR Hobahsn, % ]. J.
Helen Arbuckles Refinery. Bklyn.
Lake ETlsa saS South g g. StSya =
Muscatine.; .................Pie Pier SO. r
Tt soth st. Gowanus Canal, B'klyn.
Nckatay.... Jamaica Bay.
WaKulia. .........:...,.l " Pier 81. B'isiyn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
yRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close ar the c,.n.
sral Postofnce and City Hall Postofnos
Station. New York. at p. IN. as follows:
Hawaii, SAMOAN Islands, Australia and
land yls San Francisco steamship SOM.
Japan, Coyes, Chine lsxcept Shanghai
Hawaii Mayu. March "a.
HswAii via San francisco. steamship
Hawsii, Fiji Iaisnds New zealand and
Australia via Vancouver and Victoria
q. G.. steamship Makura. March 26.
Hawaii. Japan, Cores. China, French Isldo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (ex-
cept Suinatra) via San Francisco. steam
ship China, March 20,
Japan. Ccrea. China, Siberia, French Indc-
China, NstheTlands East ladies lexpopt
eQmatyal via SEATTLE. steamship Svwa
Maru. March a..
San WrAnciaco. United States steay,aehip
A. r. Sherman. March 2l 80 e
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Maker of Eord Starters.
Place i'm Receiversh;n

Receivers in equity were appointed
yesterday for the Liberty Starters Cor.
s Columbus Circle, manu-
facturers of starters for Ford auto
mobiles and for aeroplanes, by United
States Judge Julius, M. Mayer. Fred
erick s: Taggart, as trustee for Howard
>. Borden, was the complainant, claim
ing. $4,000 loaned. The company is
capitalized at $2,000,0OO.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Oklahoma Producing Earns 47c

The OkIahonna Froduclng and Ke1n-
ing Corporation Of America reported
net income, after depletion, depreciation
and taxes, for the. year ended Decem-
Der 81, of $2,297,629, equivalent, after
preferred dividends, to AZ cents
share, at $5 par value, earned on the
outstanding $21,641 900 common stock.
Net earnings amounted to $6,424,052,
and the surplus $334,S49.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Reports BY Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu-
uication Station

fpint9nes Il given Ia mi!as Reports are
deted IT noon ungesR otheYwise spteifed.l
Aeolus 2.0t0 Sc Ambrose Mar ay
American star S6 Mt Bermuda Mar 40.
Ario "A w Sand Key Mar ~.
alafst "a eW 6AvaNtsyh Mar ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Vera Cruz Dockmen to Strike

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, March 23.-The
beginning within three days of q strike
IN sympathy with the workers on the
Mexican Railroad, in this state, was
announced to-day by the Stevedorcs'
Syndicate of the port of Vera Cruz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
CREW OF TUG
MAY Be ALIVE
Renewed Hope Expressed
for Sea Eagle Men

ASTORIA. Ore, Nov. 2s.--Re-
nawed hope OF the safety OF nine
members Of the crew OF the tug sea
Eagle. believed 10 have foundered
off the coast OF Oregon, near Tilla-
nook light. some time early In the
week. wa6 expressed by Capt. O. H..
Wicklund. Of the Port Adams life
saving station. today.
Coast patrols have failed TO find
single stick OF lifeboat timber in all
the wrecksge cast up from the Sea
Eagle, making It possible that Capt
Cove and his crew managed to board
the schooner Ecoia. last seen in tow
OF the Sea Eagle off Coos bay.
Capt wicklund reported yesterday
that lookout had sighted a five
masted schooner off Peacock spit
late Wednesday. and again Thurs.
day. II may have been the Ecola.
The Ecoia Is not equipped with
wireless. so II was not possible to
communicate with her
A report from Marshficld. whittier
the Sea Eagle was TO have fowcd the
Ecola TO take on cargo. stated that
the Sea Eagle had been chartered at
$1,000 month as n Coos bay harbor
bar tug. but that she had not report.
ed in following her trip from San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Child Of IS Accused Of Be-
ing Bartender at
Roadh0uSe

May Burdick. 10. and her
daughter. Ir~ne. IS. were held In
the ccun y Jail saturday on liq-
uor charges. following their ar
rest Friday night st the Blue
Moon rosdhousc. two miles north
of Auburn.
Dressed as a boy. in ovcraiis. and
with cap pulled down over her hair.
the girl. according TO officers. acted
az bartender in the road house,
which IL conveniently located on the
Pacific highway. and Ia said TO have
been doing a thriving retail liquor
business.
The raid was made by sheriff Mate
Starwich and Deputy Shcriffs Camp.
bell. Bundy and wersfield.
Irene is alleged to have sold Dep.
uty wersfield good bonded liquor at
80 cents nip.
Aitbo arrangements had been
made by Sheriff Starwich to pur.
chase five gallons Of liquor from a
man at tbe road house. suspicion was
aroused. and after much signaling
by flashlights. the bootlcgger disa,,.
peared.
A pint OF whisky found In the road
house was held as evidence. while a
search was being conducted in the
nearby wood for the main supply.
After consultation with the prose-
cutting attorney. sheriff Matt star
wich held Mrs. Burdiok under war.
rant charging sale OF intoxicating
liquor. The daughter. Irene. was re.
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Arbuckle Defense
Is Gaining Ground

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 26.-The
scales OF justice today were definitely
swinging to the favor OF Roscoe Ar.
buckle. rotund movie comedian.
charged with having taken the life
of Virginia Rappe. movie beauty.
The defense was jubilant as court
opened today. 1t promised TO offer
testimony which would make the
proceedings sparkle with stories of
Eaa life parties. They were TO be
woven about one pivotal point--a
claim that Virginia Rappe was sub.
ject to hystcria. which caused her
10 tear her clothing, not once. but a
score of times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Seattle Tug Safe
in Astoria Harbor

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 26.--Tne
scattle tug Samson. bound for
Recdsport with barge in tow,
which failed to arrive, was today
reported storm bound at Astoria.
ASTORIA, Ore. Nov. 26.-A
strong gale at the rivers mouth
viii prevent the tug Samson and
its tow. the barge Wasstucna,
from going on TO Reedport today
according TO the pilots office this
morning.
The tug made Astoria in the face
of terrific gale early IN the week.