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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07
Clements

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Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Clements
spent the first of the week in
Minneapolis.
+ Mrs. w. j. Fowler was a pas
|senger to Sleepy Eye Thursday.
The Conrad Drexler family
drove to Sleepy Eye Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Potter
and daughter of Springfield
spent Thursday at the /. E. Bun
nell home.
Mrs. Otto Gerstman left Mon
day for Minneapolis where she
will visit.
Miss Monahan returned Nom
day from Marshall where she
spent Thanksgiving.
Quite number from here at
tended party at the Frank
Ziengenhagen home Wednesday,
evening.
Mrs. B. H. Wohlford spent the
first of the week with relatives
in Sleepy Eye.
/. G. Black of Springfield spent
Friday with friends here.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07

n
day after a few days visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Piersol.
Walter Gray had the misfor-
tune to loose a good horse one
day last week.
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: Morgan News Items :
~ 4
S. S. George Of South st. Paul
was greeting old time friends in
Morgan the first Of the week.
G. M. Bendixen returned the
past week from a business trip
to st. Paul.
r. G. VESSEL returned the lat
ter part of the week from Huron,
South Dakota where he attend
ed the funeral of a cousin.
Will Shank Of Mankato attend
ed to business matters here dur
ing the past week.
J. III. Anderson and Eli Lamp
of the Anderson and Lamp I'M
plement Store were Mankato Wis
TORS the first Of the week.
Lawrence McMaster of Sleepy
Eve snent Saturday with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
&c. VESSEL. Mrs. J. L. McMaster
was passenger to Redwood
Falls where she attended the
I funeral of late John McIlreavie.
Adolph Honl spent Wednes-
day with his brother Julius Honl
at Sleepy Eye.
A number from here plan to
attend the Annual Poultry Show
| at Redwood Falls this week.
The A. w. Hartwick family en-
! tertained a sister Of Mrs. Hart
wick's from Springfield Sunday.
R. "A. Gluth, who is a GONZALES
cent from a recent operation, has
returned home during the past
week. Rudy was confined in the
| Union hospital for three weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gluth spent Thank
sgiving with Mrs. Gluth's rela-
tives at Springfield before their
return home.
Mrs. r. G. VESSEL entertained
a company of ladies at her home
Thursday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served.
Fred Anthony, DR.. w. w. Car
lille and e. s. Pollard attended a
special meeting of the Masonic
Lodge att Morton Saturday even
ing. y'
Thefq boys basketball team
played a rousing game of ball
with the Franklin boys team at
Franklin Friday evening. The
score Mas 26-12 in favor of our
team. A number of rooters went
with the boys to add spice to the
victory that was theirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gluth
drove to Granite Falls Friday
morning, Mrs. Gluth is taking
treatments from chiropratic
doctor there.
The new electric fire siren ar
rived this week and M. j. Shou-
viller, il. is busy putting in the
5000 feet of wiring used to oper-
ate the four switches about town.
The total cost of the modern fire
alarm. !, will be something like
$4,000 and it will be vast inn
proyemnt over the old system.
It was decided, however to leave
the old fire bell on the same tow
er with the siren, as the electric
current is sometimes "off" when
it is most needed. With the old
fire bell and the new and modern
electric two horn model siren,
Morgan feels well protected
when help is needed in case of
fire.
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II. Daniels of Minneapolis
was here on Monday looking az
ter his banking interests.
Mrs. G Nv. Chroup returned
ITO her home at Morton on Satur-
day after q few days visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Piersol.
Walter Gray had the misfor-
tune to loose a good horse one
day last week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07

That the last vestige of the
Thanksgiving Turkey is about
gone Turkey soup and all. Elk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07
AN IDEAL XMAS PRESENT!
DR.. Laurence Parker's e
Beautiful Songs

Something New and Exceptions
ally Good
Lake Of the Woods"
Farewell, Dear Pal'
True Pal of Nine
Hurrah for the Red, white and
Blue
AViolets. So Tender and Blue"
Il Love You, Sweetheart,
Only"
All | Love and Want Is Just
You
Summer Time
Price Soc Each Songs Postpaid
$3.50.
Money returned if not pleased.
NORTHERN MUSIC CO.,
pd. Warroad Mimi.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Menominee (Br) New York for Lon
don. which was accompanying disabled str
Argosy to the Azores, has given over her
escort to str Missouri (BD, Baltimore for
London. The Menominee was ordered TO pro-
| ceed on her voyage because she has on
board a large shipment of valuable horses
which are being shipped from New York.
Str Hahira, which passed out !Quarantine
at :05 AM yesterday for Port Lobos, passed
| in again at 9:20 AM, returning with slight
| engine trouble.
| Str Polar Bear. Constantnople for New
| York. previously reported In tow OF str Ar
gus, is proceeding under her own steam.
making about six miles an hour. The Argus
stood by until the Polar Bear was safely
under way and then proceeded.
Commencing Monday. Jan 81, an advanced
course in engineering that win include IN
structlon OIL General Electric and Westing-
house turbines will be given by tho United
stitute. livingston street Brooklyn. This
course VIII be given free to those holding a
marine engineers license.
| reports that American transport President
Grant. which was to have taken to the
United states 1.4oo Americans Of tho. de
| modified Polish army. went adrift In
| heavy gale and is now blocking UP the
hargor. -, a.. ,. 49, -,
| will insugurate a monthly service to Chile
and Peru by way OF the Panama Canal
! Regular service between tho Baltic and
| South American points, from Copenhagen
| Hamburg and Rotterdam TO the River
| Plate, II is announced, VIII De opened next
month.
BALBOA. Jan 2s-str City of Sherman.
from Iquique for this port. is proceeding
under reduced speed on account Of boiler
| trouble steamer may arrive here Sunday.
| BERMUDA. Jan 27-Str Parnshyba CBraz)
| from Marseilles for Hampton Roads, arrived
| here with machinery damaged.
BOSTON. Jan 2T-str Dochra. which ar
| rived to-day from Bucuos Aires. &c, had
| steering gear disabled and some OF her deck
| fittings smashed as a result or the recent
| tempestuous weather which she encountered
| just to the southwark OF Nantucket.
| BALTIMORE. Jan 24--Str stonowall which
arrived to-day from Fowey. has on board
| from Cataine. NF. with cargo of fish for
Gibraltar for orders. The schooner was
abandoned Jan 10.
| LONDON, Jan oT-Bark Mimosa tSw) 4.
| from Newport News for Stockholm, has
| anchored In the roads OF Malmo with decks
! swept and other damages; VIII be towed to
| destination.
str Polar star Cnot Polar Bear). from
Hamburg for Hampton Roads. has repaired
2sth-A telegram received from ST Mlchacls
states that str Modlca tNorl. from Narvik,
/ &C, for Baltimore, has arrived there with
| frames In forehold broken.
str Bremerton, Stockholm for New York.
| arrived at Dover to-day with windlass
broken.
| LOCKEPORT. Ms. Jan 2T-Schr Nellie ID
fBr), which sank here Nov 20, has been
raised and beached: vessel has been sold.
MOBILE. Jan 2i-Schr Three Marys has
| been sold to a u Wilson for $1,000.
| NEW LONDON. ct, Jan 27-str West
Alcoz, Antwerp Jan 8 for New York, ar
rived here to-day short Of fuel.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
N. J. NATIONAL GUARD
SPLIT BY ELECTION
Fifteen Officers Resign Due
to Choice of Gen. Borden.

CAMDEN, n. j.. Jan. 2S.-Tho election
OF Howard s. Borden of New York as
Brigadier-Gcneral in command of the
brigade comprising tho Third and Sixth
Infantry regiments. has caused a split
In the New Jersey National Guard, which
resulted to-day In the resignation of
fifteen officers of the Third Regiment
which is headquartered In Camden. AZ
tho armory tonight IL was said that all
of the remaining officers would resign
before Tomorrow night
The action OF the regmental officers
Is due directly 60 the fact that Gen.
Borden has accepted the designations OF
Col. Winfield Scott Price OF Camden.
Lieut. Col. Edward Stone of Burlington
and Major Leonidas Coyle of BridEeton.
who had resigned as a protest when Gen.
Borden was elected over Lieut.-Col.
William Buttlc. an overseas veteran, 10
command the brigade. Col. Buttle's adj
horcnts opposed Gen. Borden on the
ground that lac had not seen service
abroad. but during the war was In COM
mnnd Of tho New Jersey Home Guards,
whereas Hcut.-col. f3uttlo saw actual
fighting
Gcn. Boyucn was elected on the
twcnty-second ballot cast by the officers
OF the two regiments. and his opponents
claimed that Gov. Edwards interfered
snd caused his election. Tho resignation
OF the three officers followed at once.
Tho enlisted men In Major Coyle's bat
TALON have reelected him since his res
lgnntion. and II Is understood that the
others are also TO be reelected.
Cen. Borden Is n member of the firm
Of VI. G.. y. Borden q Sons, dry goods
commission merchants, OF 20 Worth
street. Now York, and vicc-prcsdent Of
the American Printing Company.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
Almanac for New York January 20
ARMY APPOINTMENTS
CONFIRMED BY SENATE
$500 Officers in Minor
Grades Affected by Action.
! Despatch 90 TnE NEW YoRK iIEaAIp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, 10. g., Jan. 2S.

Washington, ". u. Jan. 70. }
Confirmation by the Senate OF more
than $500 new appointments OF army
officers. made by the President to carry
out provisions OF the army rcorganlza-
tion act. was recommended to-day by
the Senate Committee on Military Af-
fairs. Some objections were offered by
Democratic Senators who seek cpnlrma-
tlon Of nominations sent by the Prcsi-
dent for promotion OF Brigadiers-Gen-
erai and MaJors-General. but II Is UNDER
stood they Will not carry these objec-
IONS TO tho floor OF tho Senate.
To-day's action follows an agreement
reached I'm the Senate several days ago.
where the question OF all patronage
was brought UP by Democratic Senators.
At that time Senator Lodge MASS
made Il ,I~ar that hc and other Re-
publcans would oppose confirmation Of
political appointments IL was agreed
finally that these non-polltical nominal
tions would be referred 20 the Military
Nffairs Committee and that on favorable
report the new army nominations and, q
few new navy nominations would be
confirmed In open executive session.
IL W. understood an effort was made
90 have the committee report favorably
on the bill TO restore the grade of Lieu
,nant-Gencral i'm thc army so this rank
may be conferred upon Mator-Gens.
Hunter l.. Liggett. Poyton 8, March
and Robert T.. Bullard "for distin-
guished service IN the late war" This
fort failed. but an attempt win be
made to pass a bill TO have one Lieu-
tenant-Gencral created, so that II may
apply TO Major-Gen. Lisgett. The lat
ter reaches retirement age I'm March.
50 ;Aat II Congress does not act before
hat time II win bc impossible for him
To- retire with the higher rank with
which the President desires to honor
him.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29

Booth Steamship Co. with 4s passengers
mails and mdse
Str Baldbutte. Lobos Jan 10, to. Walker
= DAILY, with crude oil Anchored off Tomp'
kinsville.
Str Kehuku. Lobos Jan 10. to the Coium.
bus Shipping CO. with crude oil. Anchored
off Stapleton, 81.
Str Baton Rouge. Tampico Jan 10. TO the
Standard OIL Co OF New Jersey. with crude
oil. Went to pier 8. Constable Hook.
Str Herbert G Wyiie. Tampieo Jan is, to
the Pan-Anssrican Petroleum and Transport
Co, with crude oil.
Str Tlvives, Cartagena Jan 13. Porto Co
lombla 14th, Santa Marta 18th, Cristobal
Co, with 80 passengers, mails and mdse.
Went to pier 16, East River.
Str Matura (BrD, Dsmerara Jan l6, Brfgn-
ton 18th, Port Spain 18th and Grenada 10Th,
10 the Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
with ~ passengers. mails and ndse.
Str Ulua (Brl, Havana.
Str Walter d Munson, Caibarien Jan %
to the Munson Steamship Line, with sugar.
Str FL Sol, Galveston Jan %. to the South
ern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to- pier 40
North River.
Str Ell Captain, New Orleans Jan 90. tc
the Southern Pacific Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 40. North River.
Str Watsness (BD. Philadelphia Jan 20
TO J + Whitney Co, with mdse in transit
to Bremen.
Str Marianne GtaD. Philadelphia Jan %
to Phelps Bros & Co, in ballast.
Str Clan Keith CBr), Philadelphia Jan 26
to Barber Co, in ballast. Went to Robins y;
dry Dock Brooklyn.
Str Arlington, Boston.
u cruiser Des Moines, Cristobal. An
chored off Tompkinsville.
Motor ship Mexico DAM. Copenhagen Jar
Z. TO the East As.auc Co. in ballast.
to j A Elliot Co. with logwood Anchored
off Stapleton.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Man.J

BERMUDA. Jan 23-Arrived, strs C;rclisle
(Br), Cardiff for Hampton Roads (and pro
ceeded after coaling) Plumleaf (BrJ, Port
Arthur for England; Gath. Chaudiere (Br)
Halifax for Barbados, 30.
Sailed oath, str Intan, New York
CAIBARIEN, Jan 22-Arrived. str Lake
Gardner, Mobile.
HALIFAX. Jan 2G-Arrlved. str VIM C
Warden, Port Lobos.
Sailed Goth, strs Lucigen (Br), New York:
Cornishman (Br), Avonmouth.
HAVANA, Jan 23-Arrived. strs Santa Eu-
Ialia Cardenas; Tune tNor, New York
Leon XIII (sp). do; Buenos Aires (Sp)
Vera Cruz Carload Saia Cuban, Tam
plco: Viking (NOr). Pori Limon. 24th, Dane
holm DAM Norfolk; Ntenas, New Orleans.
MANCHESTER, Jar 2l-Sailed, str Man
chester Hero (Br, Halifax and 81 John
NIB Cthence TO Philadelphia apd Baltlmorc)
TAMPICO, Jan % Sailed, sur Lake Glau-
Gus New York via MORO Castle.
TUXPAM, Jan 23-Saied previously, str
Salem County, Fall River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29

Lake Govan. Tampico; Minnesota. Houston
Tonsiad n si'e eNor) a Gavesto1a % Western Queen,
Valencia schr Frederick 4 Duggan. Mobile.
Sailed 2sth, etrs New Brooklyn (Br), Liv-
erpOol; Ellis (Nor), Port Barrios; Gansfjord
lNor). Belize; Gymerie (Br. Thameshaven;
Pearl Shell, Port Arthur; Tocantins (Braz).
Sailed from Port Eads osth. strs Agwisun,
Port Lobos: Delaware (Nor, Chrlstiania
Mexico Maru (Jap), Yokohama; Rama. Blue
fields; San Pasqual. Tampico; War Bharata
CBr), Tuxpam; sehr Arthur II zwicker (Br),
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan 2s--Arrived.
Ikala (Brl, New orleans for HUI.
British Maple (Bj. Tampieo; Kenuta (Br5..
Liverpool; Landaas (Nor). port In Argen-
tina; Olaf Maersk CDan). copenhagen.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan 26-Arrived, schr Paul
Il Thurlow, Philadelphia.
Arrived 27th, strs Crathorne, Baltimore;
chester Ikala (Br). New Orleans for Havre
Iddesleigh (Br). Galveston for Salermo
syaland (Nor, motor, London; Inrhacolata
(Fr), Galveston for Havre.
Arrived 2sth. strs Lake Fem. Rouen, &C;
Argus, Savona; Philip Publicker, do; Ven-
tura dc Larrinaga (Br), Las Palmas; East
Liverpool for New Orleans; Cornucopla. Bal
timore; Coldwater, do; Moravie Bridge. New
York cogyediaie; Boston st Esssx' do; NeoiiS
Cleared 26th. str Mas (Dutch), Norre-
sundy.
(Fr). Savona; Hofuku Maru (Jap). Havre.
Sailed 2Sth, strs Benowa. Bremerton;
Kodrus (Br). Ghent; Gouverneur dc Lant-
sheere (Begl, La Plate Radiolene QD
Marseiles Wawalona, Pearl Harbor; Fry-
gona (BD. Gulf port; Jonancy, New Eng
land; Ubbergen (Dutch), Kingston.
PORTLAND, o, Jan @7-Saied strs Mobile
City, United Kingdom; Ohioan, New York
via San Francisco; Tenpaisan Maru (Jap)
Yokohama via Seattle.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 2s-Arrlyed.
strs Colonel Bowie. Tampico; Charles Bra
ley, Tampico; schrs J l. Ralston (Br, King
ston; Nova Queen (Br), Havana.
Sailed eth, strs Agwisea, Tamplco; Ches-
ter Sun, do; IIousatonic (Br). Brixham
Mandy Dene (Br), Newport. E; Currler.
Providence.
Sailed 18th, strs British Lantern CBr).
Davenport; Dude Mas (Dutch), Cartagena.
PENSACOLA. Fla, Jan 2S-Arrived. strs
Lake Fithian. New Orleans for Valparaiso; (;
Teviot (Br), Hamburg.
Sailed 2Sth, str Carlton, New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan 27-Arrived. strs
caldas (not Calais), Manzanillo (and cleared
2Sth for New York; tug International, tow
ing barges Richardson, from Hull aud Ca
coosing and Pennington. from Boston.
Arrived 2Sth. transport Hancock, st
Thomas; strs Delambre CBr), Shields !;
osakis. Alexandria; Prusa, Calcutta; Wau-
conda, Bremen.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Jan 2J--ArriNed. str
TIounsiow fBr). Baltimore.
sailed 25th str Western (Br). Hampton
xRDnossAN, Jan 27-saied. ctr Chinoha.
New York. 49,
AvoNMoUTft, Jan 27--Arrived. str British
Earl (Br) New Orleans,
Arrived 26th str vesia CNor), New York
BALpok, Jan 27-Arrlved. strs Iceland.
Melbourne for Baltmoro Bartolo (Sp). Tai
tai: Steel Voyagcr. San Francisco for Lon
don
Vailed 21th. strs Msricopa (Nor), Anto-
faeasta iiermion tNor). Portland; Kansas
OBrD. Brisbane.
BARBADOS. Jan 25--sailed. str Lake Flo
villa from santos), New York.
Sailed 2Gth. str Siddons (Br). from Buenos
Aires for New York.
Arrived e5th. str Canadian Farmer CB).
Halifax, Ms.
BARRY. Jan 2T-Sailed, str South Pole
(from 81 Nazaire). New York.
Sailed e7th. str lIavre Maru Jap). fIamp-
ton Roads.
DAssAM. Jan e5-sacd, str Jobba (B) b.
from AKIN for New York.
BILBAO. Jan 2n--ArriNcd, str EvIos
CCsreels), Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20,

South Africa Especially addressed only.
via Cape Town: also parcel post mails for
Union of South Africa. Bechuanaland Pro-
and Southern Rhodesia and South West Al
RIGA Protectorate. str Easterner. $3.50 AM
Europe, Africa and West Asia. Via Liver
s1s5 s!so AMS. IMSii ''' str oa'maniA' AM ''up
Great Britain. Ireland, Belgium. Luxem-
burg, Netherlands, Norway. Sweden, Den
mark Germany. Finland. Persia South At
RIGA, Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via
Plymouth (other countries y. via Cherbourg
and Antwerp also parcel post mails for
Great Britain. Ireland. Belgium, Lnxemburg.
Belgian Congo and other countries, str
Kroonland. AN tsup $50 AND.
France. Roumanla. Bulgaria. Czecho- Slo-
vakia, Jugo- slavia, Austria. Hungary. Po-
land, Switzerland, Italy. palnatia, spain,
Greece, Portugal Turkey. Egypt. British
India. British East Africa. Malta, Gibraltar.
Siam, Ceylon and Straits Settlements, via
Havre. also parcel post mails for France
and other countries. str La Savoie. s;5o
AM (sup $3.50 AND.
Iceland. via Reykjavik; also parcel post
malls for Iceland. str Lagarfoss, IL 40 AM
Italy, via Naples and Genoa; also parcel
Ps7s e 4. mails ''' i''''' ''f DAA'' S'
Germany (D. via Hamburg; also parcel
pose mails for Germany, Austria. Czecho-
Slovakia. Hungary and Switzerland, str
Oregonan, ~ NJ.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Liver
pool (mail ~ str Vedic' AM 'sup ''V
Greece ID, via Piraeus. str Megall Hellas.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I.
Spain ~, via Cadlz and barcelona; also
pa reel post mails for Spain. Canary Islands
and Ceuta, Melilla and Tangier in Morocco.
str Buenos Aires. AM.
Gibraltar tspain and Greece p, via Vigo,
Gibraltar and Patras; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar and Greece, str Italia. 9'3e
AM.
Cermany Poland and Lithuania 60, via
Hamburg Danzlg and Libau; nlso parcel
post mails for Germany. Austria. Czecho-
Slovakia. Hungary, Switzerland. Poland.
Lithuania and Latvia. str Esthonia, $3.50
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
PING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Cleared 2sth, strs whitegats lBrl. LIVER
pool and Briton via New York. Massick,
New York; Deqsle' do, zyldyk eputcnl ;
Rotterdam via Baltimore; Lake Elk~ood.
Leith via Hull
Cleared 2sth. strs An'aldo savoia II ntap.
Genoa Radnor. Dan,'' via Norfolk; Tttanis
CItaD, Gibraltar (for oiders); Limon. santa
Sailed 2sth, str Dorchester. Boston; motor
Brammeli Point, Texas City Qattsr from
Pausboro).
sailed 2sth. strs Everest Br). Nortolk,
Storaker (Nor), do; ! w Van Dyke, Port
Lobos; Haverford (Br). Liverpool.
Passed down Marcus Hook 18th, iO:3O AN.
tug Carlisle, towing bargea Cunru for sears
port, Indian Ridge for Bucksport. and Skip
Passed out Delaware Breakwater eIth.
40 Pm, strs Independence Hall. Philadel-
phla FOR Buenos Aires. SC; o:5O PM Brigh-
ton (Nor) do for Norfolk tug Tamaqua.
towing barges suifolk foT Fast csm6rstdse,
buryport, II :15 PM, st.s Storm King. Phils-
dephla for Rotterdam va. Antwerp: MID,
AM. Eriyan CBelgl, DO for antwerp.
Sailed 2sth. IL 30 AM, yacht Katherine II,
seaward.-Wlnd n, as miles; light fog;
PORTLAND, Me. Jan as-Arrived, str
saturnia (Brl. New York.
Sailed, 18th, strs Baechus, Marssilles
-11atoa, Norfolk; Glofield (BD. Dublin uattar
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Jan 2s-Arrived. str
Providence, RI, Jan 27--Arrived.- str
britannia (FD. Marseilles, &c. for New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 2T-Arrivcd.
strs West Notus. Buenos Aires, &c; Willfaro.
Baltimore
Sailed 21tn strs Oronlie, Sydney, N5W;
Stanley Dollar, New York.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan 26-Arrlved, strs
Hyades, Honolulu: 21th, Delight Hong Kong
Sailed 10Th, strs Rainier, Mexico via san
Francisco; West Norranus. United Kingdom:
2Ith, Chancellor (Br) London.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan 2S-Arrired. strs
sydney (Belr). Antwerp; Lake Tirart.
Fowey; Grecan, Philadelphia (and sailed for
Jacksonville).
Sailed 2sth. strs Balsan. Norfolk; Raith =
Boston.
TACOMA, Wash, Jan 2s-Saiied, str Santa
Alicia. San Francisco.
TAMPA, fla, Jan 2S-Arriyee, str lake
Faristel. Mobile; sc,lr u Drew CBr).
Grand Cayman.
WILMINGTON. NC. Jan 25-Arrived. sts
CnTnmuninayy. Cha riesfnn-
The New York herald., 1921-01-29
ARRIVED.

Str Cedric (Br). Liverpool Jan 10, to the
White Star line. with passengers ana indse.
Str Tartar Prince (Br), Liverpool Jan u,
to Furness, Witty Co, In ballast.
Str Effna. Avonmouth Jan 10. to the Pot
Shewan's dry dock. Brooklyn.
Str Lucigen tBr). Plymouth.
str Gdansk. Dantzic Jan Is. TO the Polish
American Navigation Corporation, with pas
sengers and mdse.
Str Satartia. Hamburg Jan , and Fayal
18TH. to the Kerr Steamship co. Inc, with
mdsc. Called a. Fayal 10 land SICK sea-
man. Went 10 foot of J1th street, Brooklyn.
Str American. Hamburg Jan ?, 20 the
United American Lines. with mdsc. Went
TO pier e. North River.
Str Florence Luckenbach. Hamburg Jan
and Rotterdam 9Th, to the Luckenbach
steamship Lines. with mdse. Went to foot
of SD street, Brooklyn.
Str Cannonier (BelgD, Bordeaux Nov 20,
81 Michaels Dec 13 and Bermuda Jan 1S, to
the Lloyd Royal Beige, with mdse.
Str Sewals Point, Leghorn Jan . and
Gibraltar 9th. to Castner. Curran & Bullitt,
Inc, in ballast.
str River Araxes (Br). Smyrna Dec 16,
Gibraltar asth and Baltimore Jan 26, 20
the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, with mdse
Went 20 pier 49, North River.
Str Niddlesex, SavoDa.
str The Angeles, Constantinople.
Str Denis CBr). Rio Janeiro Dec II. VIC
toria 18th. Ceara 22d, Para 26th, Manaos
Jan 8, Para 18th and Barbados 18th, to the