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The New York herald., 1921-07-05
lG NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Greek, Las Palmas; Piako (Br), New
York; Datchet iBr). New Orleans; Iris
dtaD, Gibraltar: Matatua CBr), New Zea-
Sailed 2d. strs Gloucester. Boston: City OF
Madrid (Br), Fremantle; Lamington (Br)
iIIsy, fIny; ltaly Mar MSru 9Japl, % spain sn,o Maru
Domingo City; Sd. strs Merwede (Dutch),
-; George Peirce, -; Vestalia (Br), -;
astronomer (BD. Liverpool; Nyanza. New
YORK; Yayoi Maru Jap, -; 4th, Gioel
Sailed 4rh. strs Orleans. Falmouth: West
Queechee, Liverpool: Nervier (Belg), Havre
West Selene, Falmouth; Bagnoli Qtal)
Altar; Jacob Christensen (Nor), Russia
PORTLAND, o, July 2-Arrived, str Goron-
talo Dutch. Union Bay.
Sailed %. strs West Kader, Darien; Yo-
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. July 4-ArrIved, strs
Alabama. Tampico; Gulf King, Jackson
Sailed Sd. strs Federal Bridge. New Or
leans Thomas l. Wand. Sand Key; Waikiki.
TEXAS gtSs City; 4th. WNinifTed. Tampa, 40.
Ashworth (Br). New Orleans.
Sailed 4th, ctr PhidIas (Bp. Glasgow;
Rathlin Head CBD. Dublin.
PHILADEI PHIA Pa. July 4-Arrived. strs
era ltos CNor)t Sagua, &c; Daneholm lDan),
do; Devolente, London; Manchester Shipper
(Br). Manchester via st John. NIB; Erik II
(Dan). Three Rivers; East Indian, Hamburg
via. Boston Halo. Port Lobos; Sarpfos
Norl, ,,,ed Casilda 81, Sabine sun 3 TamPieo;
Arrived 4th, strs G A Flagg, New York;
Amelia. Port Antonio.
Wis, Yokohama; bark Monitor. Tahiti;
Mexcano (Nor). New Orleans.
Sailed 4th, str Juniata, Jacksonville.
TAMPA. Fla, July ARRIVED, strs HIco.
Charleston: Lake Faristell, Mobile.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, July AR
Boston: schr Victoria (Br). sherbroote, Ms.
for New York.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str A C Bedford. which arrived hero yes
terday from Baton Rouge, developed trouble
with the steering gear. and tugs met her at
Quarantine and assisted her to her pier.
HAMBURG, June 27--Str Glorda de Larri-
naga (Br), which arrived at Bremen on June
"a from Galveston and Norfolk, went
aground In Brernerhaven Roads; foated with
the assistance OF three tugs.
July 4-Twenty-nine American vesses en-
tered the port OF Hamburg during the month
OF juno. There were 6i2 ships, having an
aggregate tonnage OF 5ss AS. which made
port here during the month, and 7i0, having
a tonnage of $50, ,s46, departed In June,
1920, 444 vesseis, having a tonnage OF
3b5, ,2f2. entered this port.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 29-Str Chattanooga,
which sailed from here June 20 for Charles
ton, colided with unknown steamer. dam
age, ~ any unknown.
July i-Str Bird City, which sailed from
this port on June "a for New York and re-
turned on June 20 for fuel OIL. sailed again
June 80.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July 5-Bark Roma
(Br). which has arrived at Wellington from
Newcastle. NSW. was ashore and was
slightly damaged.
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ARRIVED.

Str Presidente Wilson ItaD. Trieste June
1s,, Patras goth. Naples 22d and Algiers
gath, 10 Phelps Brothers Co. with 80 first,
4l3 second cabin and 6l5 steerage passen-
gers, mails and mdss. Went to pier I, Bush
Str Old North State, London and Boulogne
June %, TO the United States Mail Steamship
60, 90: with o. Passengsrs mails and mdse.
Str Hudson. Danzig June IS and Bremen
22d, to the United State Mail Steamship Co,
with 23s cabin and s72 steerage passengers,
Str Duca d'Aosta UtaD. Genoa and Naples,
to the Italia America Line. with passengers.
Str Albania Dr). Liverpool June ab. to the
Cunard stean.shlp Co. with passengers and
mdse. Anchored In Quarantine.
2sd. TO the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, with
mdse. Anchored off Stapleton.
str J Luekenosch. Rotterdam June "a.
nd mdse. Went TO foot OF 35th street.
Brooklyn.
Str. canoga. Manchester June IS. to II
Str Santa Tecla, Cailao May 81, saiaverry
June 2. payta 4th, Guayaquil 10th, Buena-
Porto Colombo 23d and Sanchez 2sth, to w X
Grace 4 Co, with mdse. Went TO New York
pss sS SSpobp. SSs pier eIH }S Bro0syD slyss un. =,
Elder Steel steamhlp Co. with mdse. Went
TO pier o. weehawken. NJ.
yumecoa 25th and San Juan 2sis. is't1 70 the the
Bull-Insular Line, with ndsc. Went TO New
YORK Dock Cos pier n. brooklyn.
Str San Juan, Mayaguez. Ponce and San
Juan. 10 the New York and Porto Rico
steamship Co, with passengers. mails and
fndse.
Str Millnocket, Fajardo June II. Humacso
18TH, Naguabo 2ist and San Juan 2Jth. TO
the Bull -1nsular Line. with mdse. Went TO
New York Dock Co.'S pier 27, Brooklyn.
Str Toloa (Br), Cristobal June go Port
limon 27th and Havana 80th. 20 tho United
Fruit Go. with 40 passengers. mails and
mdee. Went 20 pier Is, East River.
str Shenandoah Tampico June &c. 20 the
Texas Co. with crude oil. Went TO bergen.
Stu. Mount Vernon CNor), Port Antonio June
q 20 ID basntio Fruit Co. with fruit.
Went TO pier 20, East River
str Fort Hamilton CI'rl, Bermuda July 2.
10 the Furnese- bermuda Line, with III pas
sengersi mails and mdse. Went to pier 95,
North River.
str Ligoner. Port Arthur 10 tho Gulf Re
Tompkinsvile.
Str a G Bedford, Baton Rouge June 2s,
70 Robert l. Hague, with OIL Went to pier
O., Constable Hook, M
Ctr Connotton, Mobile and 81 Andrews, Fla,
70 the Mallory Steamshp Co, with rRdse
Went 70 pier 3S, North River
Str Lake Arthur, Richmond, 10 the New
York and Richmond Steamship Co. with
fadse- Went TO pier 40. Esst River.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
CRy Telegraph.D

BOSTON. Mass, July 4-Arrived. strs Cal
win Austin, New York; Dixiano (new). do lto
more Gulfland. Port Arthur, Tex; Dew
ereux Philadelphia; Lady of Gaspe CBr), 81
Johns. NF. and Halifax. Ms Nantucket.
Texan, Tacoma. Seattle. Portland, o. San
Francisco. San Pedro, Colon and New YORK :
Walter n Noyes. Newport News: tugs Bat
James Dougherty, New York. towing barges
Coaldale, Easton and Rhan; Neponset, Forts
mouth. MI, towing barge WaccnmaT' not,
tingham, New York. towing barges j. q W
& G Nos and o; Suamico. New York.
towing barge Mary G Hughes.
Sailed 4th, strs Calvin Austin. New NC n9rs &; 4;
John, NIB; Prince George (Br), Yarmouth,
Ms; tugs Battleboro. Norfolk, towing barges
Barnegat; Portland and Whitehhaven; @ Ensrsy; rsS
Dougherty, towing barges Rhsu, Portland /;
William & Bickel, New York, towing barges
Congressman Scully, Flubby Dub and Tim
BALTIMORE, Md. July 4-Arrived, strs
Terrier (Nor). Norfolk: Anna Maersk (Dnn) .
pire State Camden Nj Georgeanna Wcems,
New York; Nicholas Cuneo (Sor), Tanamo'
Sailed 80: str West Haven. New York W.,
BRUNSWICK, Ga, July 4-Sailed, str VIM
NJ Burton, philadelphia. s
sailed 2d' STR Apache. Jacksonville
GALVESTON, Tex. July 3-Arrived, strs
Dorington Court (Brl. Hamburg via Tampa /.
City OF Dalnart, from open sea- btIiHlai
sailed "a. strs Fueloi, New Orleans: Cam
pania UtaD, ports In Italy; Comai. New
iJJAscKsoNvIII.B Fla. July 4--Arrived. str
GarIbaidi, Philadelphia.
Sailed 4th. str Merrinaclt. Philadelphia via
Savannah.
MANILA. juno 2e-Arrived. str Eastern
Admiral, Victoria. &c.
Sailed 1st str Tjlsondan Dutch. from
Batavia for San Francisco,
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 4-Arrived. strs
pico; Meline (Nor, Tampico; Quimlstan
(Hond), Tela; Atenas. Bocas del Toro;
Conan UIond) Truxillo: Crudeoil. Port Ar
thur. Clement smith. Tampico; Lake Cres-
cent. Cuban ports, Cabrille. Tuxpam; Chal-
Arr,ved 4tb' grs Adalia CGer). Tampico
Caiearoiite (Br), Mexico; Hulaco, do. Lake
Fighting, do: Vlldng (Nor), Vera Cruz.
Sailed I'd strs Lake Lasang, Mobile; Blaaf-
,old (Br) Tampco; Hartford, Tampico.
Virginie (Fr). Havana; saguache. Rotter-
Sailed from Port Eeds 4th. strs Bayou
cbioo' Rot,erdam; Condo wifredo (Sp), Bar
ceionn: Danvilie Tampico; Edgefield. Liver
nool. Koryfjord CNor). Cuban ports Lake
iaEanR Mobile; lie perouse (f'r), Hamburg
Nola, progreso. Rajah. do; Rochelle CBr),
santiago Virginio uFr). Dremeni foro
'iNs2opPFo1,K, va. July 3-Arrived. strs
coastwise. Boston Lake Stirling, New York
craigrownio Providence; Levnet (Brl, Ma
dslra; Harvey II Brown, Boston; Melrose,
Boston jefferson, New York schr samuel
W Hathaway, 49,; 4th, strs Benalder (3rl Z,
Portland o. for Europe Andalusier CBelg)
Galveston; Ionic tBrl, wellington Tor Lon
Arrived ath strs Titan (Fr), Tampico;
GIendhu CBr), Alexandria F'arnworth (Br),
New orleans for Hamburg lossifoglu
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
By United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.

distances given in miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.1
Abansarez $40 " Cristobal Sd.
Acme 45 NV Cape Mala 1st.
Agwiworld 40 Sw Nantucket 4th.
Albert e Watts Il T. Alligator Sd.
Allianca 3b6 8 Ambrose Sd.
Albertolite IS from Jupiter Sd.
Amelia 20 N Hatteras Sd.
Andrea h Luckenbach ITO San Pedro 8
PM I'd.
Admission City $50 San Pedro PM LIST.
Apache 70 N Hatteras Sd.
Arapahoe 11o N Harteras 1st.
Ario 20 " HatteraS 4th.
Aryan $40 Ambrose Sd.
Astral 1o5 N Jupiter 3D..
Baltic lDanz tank, ss2 Hatteras LIST.
BsIbdis BstPn RGsss Ssa 2t9 sE bsoyhd Pass 3D.
Bethelridge SO SW Hatteras both.
Bethnor 40 w Sand Key Sd.
Boobyalla 1 200 S Tacoma PM 30th.
Borgestad Jupiter LIST.
Broad Arrow 1000 w San Francisco 8 PM
2sth.
Cabrille 4s Sc South Pass 3D.
Camden 4oS SD Sabine Pass 3D.
Canadian Miner lar 81 80. lon rs 81 Sd.
Cananova $50 Ambrose 3D..
carrlllo l4s sw Nantucket 4th.
Carriage 227 Bocas Sd.
Casey lat 80 IS, lon 75 % Sd.
cs,tsa psSes g, Sa1t1eset sig AM 4h
Centaurus 100 s Ambrose 3D.
Charles Pratt 40 Hatteras Sd.
Chester Sun 10 s Sand Key 1st.
China ash w San Francisco s PM list.
City OF Fairbury 335 y Cape Henry ID.
City OF Montgomery A Sc Frying Pan 3D..
City OF Spokane 40 from Seattle 8 Pm 3oth.
City OF Vernon lat 80 Ss. Ion es SO Sd.
Clark MIlls 81 sw Hatteras 3oth.
Coastwise 25 NE Cape Henry 80.
Occur d'Alene 400 y Hattcras Sd:
Colombia l,972 w San Francisco PM LIST.
Concho 1,05o Scotland l. v LIST.
Coppename $40 Nantucket l. 1st.
Coqgina i5o sW by 8 Hattsras Soth'
Creole 20 Sc Tortugas 80.
Cross Keys 2,885 from Seattle = Pm 18th.
Cristobal 1873 Cape Henry Sd.
Currier 22 y Jupiter ID.
Cushnet 1870 SIC by South Pase Sd:
Hason bsss SsufS FROM 'S Cape cfFPs FPsorS S SM a
Des Moines Bridge 1875 from Cape Henry sth.
Dirigo = Fowey Rocks I'd.
Durham $50 NE Colon 3D.
Eastern importer ssi i " VII fHonolaiS ) PM 1s,.
Eastern Ligh, o9s u Cape Henry 4th.
Eastern Soldier % Sc overfsiis ID.
pGt EStS ios SOg SAN 5sn juan fssRcS'0 sctS rM
Eei5eck $40 from Colon Pm aoth.
Ei Lobo $40 San FRANCISCO list.
III Sud 2I2 Ambrose 81.
Endicott 81 from Balboa 3D.
Esparta s20 ~ Teia Cd.
Esperanza 255 ~ Jupiter 3d.
u ID Asche ~ = Hatteras I'd.
Franklin 2i5 y Galveston Sd.
Franklin X Lane 245 SW Sand Key Sd.
Frederick Ewing 20 = Fowey Rocks I'd.
Frederick Luckenbach 1875 II Ambrose 4th.
Frederic II Kellogg EOS sW Sand Key 30th.
Freeman 20 NE Cape Henry Sd.
Galveston $50 NV Tortugas 3D.
Garibaldi ~ NE Frying Pan Cd.
General II r Hodges 2t7 NE Colon ID.
George " Jones IS S Ambrose Sd.
Glendola 2f2 Hatteras Sd.
Glondoyle 100 Ambrose 3D.
Granite State 1,73S w San Francisco list.
Gulf OF Mexico 40 y Sand Key I'D.
Gulfland passed Nantucket AM Sd.
Gulfmaid 2lj s Overfalls list.
GulfBtar 40J SIC Sabine Sd.
Gulfstream psssed Jupiter 81.
II & Folger 1876 s Jupiter I'd.
N NJ Flagier i0I SW Sand Key Sd.
Hamlet passed Key West LIST
Henry Grove 1915 Cape Canaveral I'd.
Herbert l. Pratt rs SE Jupiter I'd.
Hilton passed Cape Henry 3D..
Homestead 400 y Cape Henry 4th.
Hoxbar - Scotland L v 4th.
Hudson COS from Boston l. v list.
Hudscnisn $40 3 Hatteras 1st-
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SAILED.

Stns Berengaria CBrl, Cherbourg and
Southampton Hoxbar. Norfolk; West Ca
lumb, Valetta and Alexandria, Mount Yer
non (Nor). Philadelphia: Gulflight. Port Ar
thur. Pulwico, st Thomas.
Str Sagua, Nuevitas.
Sailed Sd. strs q A Flagg, Philadelphia
Champion Anderson. Tampico.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Mon
day. July 4. 1921. at AN. reported by
the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and ninety-five hundredths
(29.05) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty and seven-tenths
(760.D millimeters. Captains of all vessele
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advanta geously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. calm; hazy;
emooth sea,
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WEDNESDAY. JULY @.

WEDNESDAY. JULY G.
bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay, via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires. str Hesione.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island Monte Christi. Puerto Plata
samana. Sanchez. San Pedro de Macoris.
Azua and Barahona. str Huron. 1850 AM
THURSDAY. JULY Z.
South Brazil 81. via Rio Janero. Santos.
Rio Grande do Sui. Pelotas and Porto Aiegre.
Yucatan and Campeche tCuba and other
parts OF Mexico y. via Havana. Progreso,
Vera Cruz and Tampico; also parcel post
mails for the Mexican States of Campeche,
Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidalgo. Mexico. Morelos,
oaxaea. Pueba, Tlaxcaia. Vera Cruz and
Trinidad and Ciudad Bolivar Cvenezuela
and Curacao y, via Trinidad. Carupano.
Laguayra, Puerto Cabello. Curacao and
Maracaibo, str Hellas, $3.50 AM.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
dressed mail for China. via Seattle. str
Teucer, July Z.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Matsonia.
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
ments, Sunatra and specially addressed mail
for French Indo-China. British India and
Ceylon, via San Francisco. str Granite State.
July 0.
Japan. corea. China and Siberia. via Sc
attic, str A1rlca Maru, July u.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Australia and New Zealand, via Seattle, str
Las Vegas, July 10.
Japan. Corea, China and Siberia. via Sc
attic, str Fushima Maru, July 10.
japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China and Netherlands East indies Except
Sumatra), via Vancouver and Victoria. BE.
ctr Monteagle, July II.
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails aud specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF tho following dates. Manila May
"a, Hong Kong 2Sth and Shanghai June /,
which arrived per str Wenatchee, were des-
patched east from Seattle June 80 and
are due in New York on the morning of
Tuesday. July 5.
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Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY. JULY 8

TUESDAY, JULY 0.
Europe, Africa and West Asia (Norway,
Latvia, Esthonia and Straits Settlements >,
Via Cherbourg and Southampton: also parcel
post mails for France, Great Britain. Ireland
and other countries. str Aquitania, Pm
(sup 8 80 PM.
Azores Islands and Madeira portugal y,
via Ponta Delgada, Madeira. Lisbon and
Oporto; also parcel post malls for Azores
Islands and Portugal, str Sac Vicente, :30
AM.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 6.
Great Britain, ireland, Belgium. Luxem-
burg, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Ger
many, Finland, Persia. South Africa, Ma
ampton (other countries must be specially
addressed via Cherbourg); also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, ireland and other
countries, str Adriatic, AM (sup 9: 80 AND =.
France and other countries Especially ad-
dressed only. via Havre, str La Lorraine.
$3.50 AM (sup 80 AND.
Germany, Lithuania, Latvia and Esthonle
Libau: also parcel post mails for Poland.
Lithuania and Latvia, str Polonia, $50 AM.
THURSDAY. JULY 7.
France. Rumania, Bulgaria. Czecho-Slo-
yakia,. Jugo-savia, Austria. Hungary.
Poland. Switzerland, Italy. Spain. Greece.
Portugal, Turkey, Syria, Palestine. Egypt.
British India. Kenya and Uganda, Malta.
Gibraltar. Siam, Cyprus and Ceylon, via
Havre (other countries y: also parcel post
mails for France and other countries ('). str
France. $3.50 AM (sup 0 80 AMI.
Germany, via Hamburg: also parcel post
malls for Germany, Austria, Czecho-So-
vakia, Hungary and Switzerland, str Mount
Clinton, 10:30 AM.
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MOTOR CRUISER DAMAGED.
Explosion on the u. 8. Siwash
While Loading GnsoIene.

FAIRHAvEN, Miss. July 4.-The naval
motor cabin cruiser Siwasb was consid-
erably damaged by an explosion while
she was loading gasolene here to-day
The steward, Hezekiah Trouell of
New York, was badly burned and the
sailing master, w. c. Mccoy, was
knocked down by a flying timber and
sustained minor injuries.
The cabin was wrecked. the deck was
raised several inches and tender was
blown into the air. carrying with it
awnings and stanchions. Fire which
followed the explosion was quickly ex-
tinguished.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
LEGAL NOTiCEs.
II. s. MARsHAL's SALE

y. y. CITY Ot IIlbl4tts
A perfect title Will be given, free OF all
liens and claims.
The above American steamship. 2osi tons
gross. 1860 tons net, viii be eold nj public
auction on Thursday July Z, at =. NJ, az
Whale Creek, foot OF North Henry street.
Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
JAMES NJ POWER. L. s. Marshal. Eastern
District o, New York.
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Str Hampden, Portland. Me. 10 the Coast
wise Transportation Co. Anchored off
Stapleton.
Motor schr Maryland. Port Arthur. to the
Texas Co. with oil. Went to Bayonne. NJ.
Schr Maid of France (Br), Guantanamo
June IS. 10 + Whitney Co. with cedar
and mahogany. Anchored off Red Hook
Flats.
Schr Lieut. Sam Mengel. Jacksonville. to
Sextant Bryant.
Eagle No 81. Went to foot of 97th street.
North River.
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RIOT OVER BATHING SUITS.

Los ANGELES. July flights over
bathing suits developed into a riot at the
crowded beach near Santa Monica, a
suburb, to-day. Forces from the sheriffs
office soon quelled the disturbance.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF, July 4-Barometer at
noon. 29.52 inches; wind. p, fresh breeze;
weather, dull and hazyj temperature, ~ deg
Eahr.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. JULY 5.

jamaica, Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador
(prints. &c), Nicaragua Except East COAST
Amapala City, Choluteca (also prints, &c.
for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). in
Honduras and Colombo (other parts of
Honduras and letter mall for Salvador >,
via Kingston. Cristobal, Cartagena, Savanlla
and Santa Marta, str Santa Marta. $3.50 AM.
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CLOSING OF MAILS


marp IN the pier is
time
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neacs Office is IN
the Barge Office. Ship Information given By IT, s.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

The time given In the above table ie East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Tug Gertrude. with barge Cat PND.
Bound East.

Schr Vincent A White (Br), Guttenburg for
Halifax (anchored).
Schr Jessie l. Leach, Port Reading for
Calais (anchored).
Schr Lavinia NJ Snow, New York for Swans
Island, Me (anchored).
Tug Harold. with 3 barges Cat II AND.
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Almanac for New York July S

Sun rises.-..... 4 80 | Moon rises. 4 a. AM
Sun sets. 80 Moon sets. Z "a PM
TIME oF HIGH WATER JULY 5.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

MARINE--FoR SALE or WANTED.
FOR sALE-Tug. draft IT,, compound 10
2ixI0 in built 1918; Immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, II Broadway.
Bowling Green 1851.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
OFFERED BRIDE
TO OPEN SAFE?
Expert Turns Down $1,000
for Chinatown "Job"

Nearly n month before amateur
craekrmer attempted. on tho night
of February ie. 10 blow the sfe In
tho Milwaukee cafo. under tho Chi
nese CONSULATE. ut ses King ST. a
young Chinamsn approached A "
cheaver. combination expert for the
Norris Safe and Lock- Co. iis Third
ave. s. Checv~r said today. and
asked him II he wanted 10 make
1900 without turning over his hand
checvcr was served with a sub
poena today to appear In court on
March IL. against Ia Wong. Wons
Own and Wang Wah. alleged chi
neso oracksmcn. charged with the
attempt 60 rob the Milwaukee safe.
lie II said TO be- able Ia identify ooo
Of the three as tho young China
man who offered hun the $1,000
Il was suspicious right away
Che<vcr said. -and asked him what
tho money was for. lie told mr he
wanted the combination of n ortAin
safe In Chinatown.
Il said there was nothing doing.
and he went out angry. lie szaid no
would get n ycgFman to do the job.
MS thero was $4,000 In the safe be-
sides a hot Of opium. worth several
thousand more
Checvcr said that night he phoned
10 several prominent Cinnamon to
warn them IL wns this warning. he
nys that causrd the emptyinx OF all
the safes IN Chinatown. Tho night
the Milwaukee SAT. was drilled and
the alleged cracismen caught there
was pot enough money In the safc
10 have bought rhs trio their break
flsG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
D. w. Griffith
Will Screen
Faust Next

n. w. griffith announced by wirc
from New York yesterday 20 J. A.
nrehany Mt san Francisco his Ia
cific Coast representative who "a
directing the Western and Canadian
tours OF way Down East" that
tho next production he Is TO make
following the -Drcnm Street. a
story OF the Limo House district In
London. from two OF Thomas
Rurke's tales in Limo HOUSE Nights.
which Ia now nearing completion.
will he a spectacular presentation
OF Go~thc's Faust. Mr.. GRIFFITH
says he viii follow the original text
OF Goethe closer than IL has been
observed IN either operate or dra-
matte versions of this world famous
narrative which has been known Go
theatre aud opera patrona
For hts musical setting 10 this
work. the screen production viii be
synchrunlsed TO Councils operate
scors. which Is the bost known Of
all murdcl interpretations at tho
Faust legend.
The selection Of Faust ~ his next
big production. IN the opinion OF
theatrical personasrcn and scy-an OK.
pcrts. WIN give Mr.. Griffith an OPP
portunity greater IN sc.p. than was
provided by Tho Birth OF n Ma
tion." ''Rrokcn BioUoms.- Hearts
OF the World" or even hts stupen.
dous production Of "way Down
Fast which Is SCATTERING all at.
tendance records turnout America.
Way Down Fast has received the
mort extraordinary praise from
critics ever recorded IN tho history
OF the cinema world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
SHOWS HOW He
STABBED Wife
Woman Witness on Stand
Reenacts Scene


TACOMA. March Slow
Charles Ch,sr. sometimes known Al
Claude Miller. stabbed his wife al
Vancouver barracks lnst Eovcm-
Der. was told In the federal court
by Mra. J. Dartoau. an eye witness
10 tho attack. Rising up In the
witness bon To Illustrate tho mt.
tack. Mrs. Barbeau said that Glass
placed his arm about tho neck Of
his wifo and thrust n knife several
times into her body.
The testimony Of Mrs Barbcau
cas,e after Lieut. Col ". c. Baker
had testified as 10 the probable ef-
fects Of mercury on tho mind Of
Class and the physical condition
Of tho prisoner.
Mira u. BrgT-n. Engineer n II.
Smith OF tho poet laundry. and
Natalie Zaocarollo then . soldier
stationed nj Vancouver and on duty
nj the laundry. told OF tho assault
an they witnessed II and the pur.
suit 10 tho street car whore Glass
was captured. zaocarolio testified
that when hs got close 20 Glass
tho latter held up his knife In
threatening manner. lilo declared
that when he Jaw Glass enter the
laundry and put his arm around
his wife he thought he was going
10 kiss her and TUNED away until
he heard tho screams.
Tho limo OF arguments and ques
tons put up by III. defense indl-
Gated that an attempt will be made
60 show that Class Vas temporarily
innAna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Motorbike Skids;
Mans Leg Broken

W. Kane. Of Denny way and
Third ave. was suffering from a
fractured lex Saturday. incurred
when his motorcycle skiddod IN
lodging an auto at Fourth ave. and
Washington at. Friday. lie was
brought 10 city hospital by J. X
ffeiipeier. COLI Fremont ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Sleeping Sickness
Cases Here Mild

King county has two cases OF
Sleeping sickness ut the present
time. Gro At D~s Aosnes and the
other near Auburn. Or. George ~. T.
sparilnK. county health officer. said
today. In his opinion both win 70
cover.
Ancordtne 10 pr. SpaxfsnK. De d1S
eass has not raiscd . diflcsiit prot
lem hero. only about = dorm oarns
having been rportrd during the
whole OF i3,d