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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
PIRATE FANS
GETTING SORE

Reports from Pittsburg baseball
circles indicate that there IL consider
able critlcism Of Barney Dreyfusa for
not grabbing off "A few OF the stars
that New York has corralled. The
Pirates came closer TO playing In a
world series last season than they
have in many moons, and the Pirate
failure 10 strengthen for the next
race Is riling the bugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
DODGERS VS.. y. NJ c. 4.

''Hec" Edmundson's sun Dodger
basket quintet who scored an easy
win over the Northern Life Insur.
ance cagers last night. 80 TO ~. will
meet the Y. NJ. c. A. five tonight at
the University gym at 6:45.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22


didn't shine as much on attack. HIS
hits were Of timely nature,
The play made by Rawlings IN end
Ing the final game Of tho world Sc.
RTE. between the Yankees and Giants
VIII long live In the memory Of those
who attended the game.
with. Ward ON first, one man on,
and Baker. Of home run fame. nj the
bat. Rawlings came into his own ~
fielding hero. Baker hit a terrific
drlv. between first and second. II
looked like a real base hit.
The crowd. thrilled with the
thought that the Yankees might win
the game. watched only the ball. Ma
one paid any attention 20 Rawlings.
for II seemed he hadn't a chance "a
make a play on the ball
with last supsrhuman effort. he
made headiong dive at the ball and
stopped u, lie followed this up with
a perfect throw 20 first. while In .
bad position. Baker was an easy
out.
Ward. who was on first. figured
the hall had gone thru for hit and
raced madly 10 third. Another per.
feet throw BY Kelly 10 Frt.ch cut
him down at that base. ending the
game and tho n~riea.
Johnny Rawlings was the hero ~
the series Ito was In the headlines
- every paper IN. next day. II
se~med he had won enough fame "a
last him thru next year.
Rawlings hero reign war short.
lived. Manager MeGraw ~ tho
Giants says he will play unity roles
NEXT year. The coming Of Groh wlIi
crowd Rawlings of the Giants In.
field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
ONE GAME WAS
SURE PROFIT

Promoters OF the California Win
ter league broke even on one game
anyway. even IL the crowds wero
small all season. on Thanksgiving
day the San Francisco club collected
$1,000 from an insurance company
when II rsined enough 70 interfere
with the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Danny Edwards to
Do Battle With
Joseph Harrahan

Danny E,dwartiA. The colored
hattier who BABE Herman tripped
over "a abort time hack. will meet
Joe Harrahan In the main event
81 NEXT Tuesdays card nj the
Pavilion Both boys are flashy
feathers. and should put on an In.
tcrcsting IL minutes for the rail.
birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
JAP NET STAR
TOLIVE HERE

NEW YORK. Dec. .2.--zenzo
Shimidzu. Japanese tennis crack.
will be transferred to the New York
branch OF the Mitsui syndicate, by
which he is employed. where he will
probably remain permanently. He is
at present In Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
YANKS' STADIUM
'OMING SLOWLY

me new park Of the New York
iahNees won't be ready when the
seaSon starts, but will probably be
opened before the 1929 race closes.
ought TO be ready by the time
,'anf huth gets into the game. as the
s.rusing his actions since the
"orin series have given him Is a
greater drawing power. IL possible.
'a@0 hA had in 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
NEW CHAMPION
ON FEB. 26?

Johnny Wilson. middleweight
champion Of the world. has signed
articles TO meet Harry Greb at Mad.
son Square on February s. says n
New York wire. The consensus OF
expert opinion II that Wilson could
suicide easier with gun or bottle
OF carbolic acid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22


First period Zone
sesond psried--i. Seattle. Riley from
yInrd PERIOD. Seattle. Riley. sset. 4.
f.ss -
snbsfifafions
,.frst pe-iod-s-attie. Briden for Riley
lceoria- Haidsrson for Oatmaa. Me~kinx
for Frsdericksou.
second period Seattle. Riley for
Hi dfnsFrassr for Rowe under delayed
g-nslty ruler. Brtden for Riley: Victoria.
riekapn for MeskIng. Meeklnx Tor
spnnson. Johnson for Hafderpon
- rd period-seattie. Rove for Fraser.
Ely Tor Bridsn: Victoria. HaIderson Tor
Tedsriekson. Fredsrickson for Haidsrson
Penalties
First pertod--F0yston. Z minutes: Dat
man, minutes.
fThlrd pefIod-TOns.
Isseree-ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
DARTMOUTH TO
PLAY HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec ga
Dartmouth Will play Harvard on
October -. 1899. the date which had
been offered 10 California by the
Crimson and turned down. The
agreement is for 1929 only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

5!s- the Nets on even footing with
Lester Patrick's boys.
For two periods Holmes. by mas
,,reul work in front OF the twsne.
kspt the Veterans BANKED. bu, the
hve-sweatersd septct were not 10 b.
lsnlea and Frank Frederickson
enaIly converted pass from Glenn
Icughhn.
Jim Riley Melted both seattle goals.
scoring the first in the second on a
pass fron Bernie Morris and scoring
the second in the middle OF the thirs
p<rscd. after a brilliant individual cf.
fort nom the center Of the Ice.
SECOND
PERIOD. WOW,
me second period was one OF the
hartes, fought sessions ever staged
n the local rink, both teams skating
Hks mai, and the climax came when
Hpb Rove whacked Moose John.
scn on the dome. taking tsn-min-
us penalty. Just previously the
-Npcee- had struck Rowe In his In
Ared r1hs. and the veteran Robert
SIMPLY forgot himself and let ny at
~ big Victorian. Bob has been In
- game long enough TO know the
tn<~rs Of such tactics. ana there
rs absolutely no excuse for such de-
hbezte fouIinr.
Tommy Dunderdsie. the Victoria
Veteran. was another player who
marr~d his good work BY dirty Tao.
-. deliberately giving Gordon Fra.
NE steel blades toward the emo
- he second period. when there was
- excuse for n.
Hockey II a rough enough game,
without deliberate fouiing. and the
penzities aren't strong enough for
violations. Seattle fans Ike action.
ut not such stuff.
But back To the game
FIRST PERIOD
EVEN
The first period was pretty even.
the biggest feature being a one-hand-
ID sab Of wicked shot from Archi-
Briden's stick by Heck Fowler. II
vas a wonderful piece Of work.
Tie second period was the fastest
session Of the season. Seattle broke
thru after Moose" johnson had to
leave the ice when Rowe cloufed him
o. tho think tank. Rliey's shot beat
Fowler.
Hley's second goal was a beautf-
ful Individual effort. the big fellow
saking the puck on the right side Of
ne ice. dipping Johnson and shoot
Rg Just before the LoughIin boys
aosed In upon him and finally trip
~ him.
The men on both teams showed the
pace Of the second period in the last
session. as they slowed up somewhat.
TIRE
>WARS
Outside OF Holmes srea, work In
ne nets and Rilcy's scoring. the de-
fsnsive work Of Jack Walker and the
1i+around play OF Roy Hickey stood
out.
Dunferdale. Glenn Louehlln. Fowl
sr and the Moose were the out.
standing brillianis for the invaders.
The penalty shot was given anoth.
er trial last night from the 4s.foot
circle. Dunderdale's shot before the
nhai gong being blocked by Holmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Happy" Holmes Has Played Some Wonderful
Hockey in the Seattle Goal Since Joining the
Nets, Years Ago, but He Sent the Met ans Home
Last Night Saying That His Work Against the
victorians Was the Best of His Local Career The
Big Boy Played With His Bean Well, and His
Blocking and Rushes Into Scrmmagcs Were Life
Savers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Ben Paris Billiards
Take Another Battle

THE Ben Paris Billiard team kept up its winning streak in
The Star Junior Basketball league last night. scaping
the Asah Juniors 10 to H. in close at Collins play
field
The Paris team marred its otherwise good play by rough
checking and ii them 10 points in fouls the Nppons
made but two field goals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
KNIGHT HOOP
MEN WINNERS

Scoring their fifth successive vic
tory this season. the knights OF Co
lumbus second basketball team
hooked the Seattle college quintet on
the Knights floor 46 TO l6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Holmes
Star of
Victory
Seattle Coalie Plays Some
Game; First Met Win
Over WIGS in Nine
THAN STANDINGS
Won. Loot frt Pa
70 s.ssss.ssssts
xi{tcriA ....s-s.ss*s
x.rroaser .ssssssss
BY LEO II. LASSEN

~ 1 at y 7 ~ y -
the Vie torta
hockey Jsnx n,
the Arena last
night. and Hap
py~ III olm c 3
turned in hts
best bit OF goal
tending Of his
long career IN
tho nets as Seat
Ito Eoalle.
The nnai score
Was : TO l. and u
marked the first
defeat Of the IL
and city team
since the start
81 the scaaon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22


The dops vas completely upset ~ this
weeks series In the TsIspnon~ league.
sSipss At the fire -eating. league leading
Maiotsnaooe team reducing ths tAttsr
lead 70 the Hlsrn. SLENDER margin or "R~
game captain Benedict OF the Com
msrcisl furnished the heavy eftneff
Tor 'hN s'e''hh
The fejuvsnatsd TransHissior ~on US
weekly Kasns from the instsiistion pftire.
with Angus Duffin a. chief misehief
mAksr
tough lack Thu. week o. Their boufsd
we'll enough 10 b~~t any sthsr team
In the league at i.~~t two cot Of
tbre~ xame-' The Commercial pace
u.- tas fast foe them however snd
tb,, dr,pp~d three straight.
H., pf.,,f., n, uo,,r v.hteie. ubo
invents 'es efean' tfes1-fs ~ rs oaa mo
fnerH, - bath siN.f ~ an-'h.. " 49,
efh weeks Gus 20 li p.hl'n HA -fp"S
rls"t Hih rtf"st"eAs Wv "~'t'N ''V'
walter Hrown. Who aitornates between
tho INSTALLATION and Construction tsarna.
became uuruly this week while teamed
With Installation and rolled one ais and
a total ~ $40. frs good bet that tho
Installation hangs onto him hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

The Ballard Cubs are the hard,
luck team OF the. league. For the
second straight time their opposition
didn't show up. First II was the
Dandy Baking Co. and last night
II was the Pirates. The tiff was
billed for the Hiawatha playfield.
Two games are on tap tonight
Wilson's Modern business college
playing the Seattle Boys club at the
Knights Of Columbus at Z .. m. and
the Battery q playing Washington
park at the Armory at $3.50. Man
ayers Of the Wilson and Washington
park teams are asked to either bring
the detailed results 10 The Star to
night after the game or 10 phone
them 10 The Star not later than 1880
tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
BUILD NEW PARK

The Buffalo club is building a new
park. which will be ready for tho
opening game OF the 1922 season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Carter for Bond. Anderson Tor J. Grsnt.
J. Grant for a Grant. Bond for Huhner.
Yield goals r. Duffy .. bond !.
Carter I
Free throws. Gazulss g. Carter ?.
Referees. Art DUFFY. Evans.
The Shaner e. Wolff team fell
before the Dandy Baking Co. squad
AT Hlawatha field house last night,
IS 20 10. The losers were handi-
capped by the loss Of their first
string men who couldn't show lp
70 start the game because Of work.
The Bakers piled up a lead and
held II.
The score follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

TUIE Imperials lost their second
L straight Star league game al
Collins last night. but they gave n
much better account OF themselves
than they did in their first game
when they were swamped. 81 10 !.
By stacy showns. They we're nosed
out by the Collins Cubs. IL 10 6.
Tom Duffy starred for the win
ners. Scoring three field goals. while
Bond and Carter were the best men
for the losers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

'RDON MCKAY
and Jimmy Sto-
rey top a neat
card for the
benefit smoker
this evening at
{ h e Pavilion
Mckay. who has
battled his way
10 the Coast mid
dleweight cham
pionsblp in his
o ur appear
ances here. will
--sL.k1s< go .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
3sMf9.
.42o /,
- T.

There viii 10 no farther gsm~- In
the Telephone league until January
>. - the siiey esp~vt~ nc~d Assss
Ia, eff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Spears for Evans. HsSlem for Jones
Ross for WATSON.
Fieid goals Jones 2. Krauczunas 2
Henry I. WATSON I, Dare ,. Garvis ]
Haury a.
Free throw Garvis
Referee. Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

N1bstItnfIonal HiFu TOT Iii. F"N'sI"'
for f~nchn.r. Flett for kops,~is. f.eneh-
ner for rs Bow Y0kaoia tor X krai
Scoring! Field roals-Feldman q.
Ellis !. Rrd 1. 10 Bo~ 1. s. Aral 4.
II. kono 4
Fouls converted. Kichio Arai 10. Field
man !. Bird q
Referees. Evans. xorris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Benefit
Boxing
Tonight
Mitt Show Set for Pavilion
With Gordon Mckay
and Jimmy Storey Stars
TONIGHT,S CARD

TONIGHTS CARD
Gordon Mckay Va. jimmy
Storey.
Red Gage va. Fred Kelly.
Al Winters W. RUDE Finn.
Soldier Woods w. Boy Mccaf1s-
lin.
Bud Fitzgerald We. Young Wal
gren.
Alvin Landln W.. Fred Woodson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Harry Feldman. with four field
goals. was the individual star for the
winners. snaEging several long
shots. Saki Ara played tho best
game for tho. losers. His brother.
Kichio Arai. oonvertes the 10 fouls.
shooting seven IN a row.
The score follows.
R~e parts AsshI Juniors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Reign of
Herodon
Is Short
Johnny Rawlings, World
Series Star, Due to Play
Utility
ny BILLY EVANS

AME In baseball "
fleeing.
Johnny Raw.
lings was a star
Ia the 1921 world
series.
itta brilliant
work around acc
ond bas. featured
tn. infieid play Of
tho Giants
pefen sivel y
Rawlings was a
wonder. While he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Ths rsJuvsnatsd Transmission won ~.
weekly game from the Installation office.
with Anxus Dufflu az chief mischief
mAksr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

The Telephone ieaguers are sim recov-
ertng from the trimming Spokane gave
them by telegraph last week The boys
viii wait untii they have eaten a lot OF
turkey. and will then challenge Spokane
70 another match, with the idea OF
avsnRlng tho defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

mo acore follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Jim Pfciffer. OF Motor Vehicles. Who
invents Soc cream freszsrs IN his odd mo-
fueritH IL hack after an ahssnes OF sew
eraI weeks due 20 ~ health. Its strong
right arm strengthens the traffic siolat-
ors considerably.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-11
|. M. M. to Sift Immigrants

Plans to sift vigorously all immi-
grants from central Europe seeking
tickets over its lines to the United
States, with view to keeping out the
infected or physically unfit, are an
nS0unced by the international Mercan-
Tile Marine Company, controlling the
Ked Star, American and White Star
lines.
Arrangements have been made for
ieestabishing system of medical ex-
animation of all intending passengers
a, warshaw and Vienna by staff of
pphysicians in the employ of the Red
Star Line.
These examinations are intended to
neao' Oft at its source infection of
Nphus among passengers from sections
N which lowered living standards have
encouraged the disease Any other
.ofm OF disease that will make immi-
rants ineligible for entry into the
iLnited States under the immigration
Jaws VIII also be ferreted out. This
arrangement in central Europe will
spply app also to passengers for the Ameri-
san Lines Hamburg service or pas
sSsngers who might seek to leave
surope through English ports. A large
,Sa ,SSsn',ary station is being erected for
~e hed Star Line at Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-11
Californian Calls Talk
Of Japanese War Absurd

Possibility Of war between the United
States and Japan is absurd and talk of
hostilities both in this country and in
the Orient is without foundation, ac-
cording to Professor Payson J. Treat
Of Stanford University, California who
is recognized as an auth hority on affairs
in the Far East.
eve should attend to our own bust
ness and not attempt to thwart the
legitimate development of the Jap
anese," declared Professor Treat, speak
ing last night at the Washington
Heights methodist Episcopal Church
Amsterdam Avenue and West 153d
Street
Professor Treat said that Japan is
not interested in North or South Amer
ica, but rather in Asia, to which coun-
try, he added, she owes her prosperity
and future welfare. He expressed the
opinion that the alarm of California
and other Western states over Jap
anese immigration has no basis in fact
and that there is no danger of the Pa
ciic Coast becoming overpopulated d
with people from the distant isles
across the Pacific.
Referring to the development of
Japan in the last fifty years along gov
ernmental, commercial, military and
judicial lines, Professor Treat said he
believed these accomplishments should
be recognized by the people Of the
United States in dealing with the Jap
anese question:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-11
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu
nication> Station

tDistance g given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specined.l
Abercos 13 Columbia River PM ADJ g.
Aeolus 54l Sc Ambrose Apr ..
Agwimoon 63 Jupiter Apr Q.
Agwistar 80 Delaware Breakwater Apr s.
Algonquin 1862 from San Francisco s PM
Apr s.
American pd Miami Apr s.
Andrea f Luckenbach 1913 S Ambrose APT g.
Annetta 55 Ambrose Apr 10
Anthracite Bridge lat 27 "A Ion 70 80 Apr s.
Apus 1.640 from Cape Flattery PM Apr 8.
Arapahoe 81 N Hatteras Apr 8.
Argon 2,433 from San Francisco Pm
Apr 8.
Arizonan 1s w Nantucket Apr TO-
Artigas 60 S Cape May Apr Q.
Aryan 2l3 N Jupiter Apr s.
Atlantic Sun 5G4 NE Sand Key Apr 10.
Bella 1856 SW Hatteras Apr s.
Bellinghan 207 Ambrose Apr 10.
Bessemer b2 SW Block Island Apr 10.
Betterton l.14o E Bermuda Apr O.
Bibbeo 583 SSE Scotland LV Apr g.
Bristol 10 SW by Winterquarter Apr 9.
British Maple 90 s Miami Apr 8.
Brush 525 from San Francisco Pm Apr 8.
Capt A f Lucas 346 from Richmond PM
Apr g.
Charles NJ Everest 40 Cape May Apr ..
Chickasaw lat 35 90 lon 70 SO Apr s.
city of Atlanta 10 NE Frying Pan Apr g..
City of Columbus 113 SW Gay Head Apr 10
city OF Savannah IL SW Frying Pan Apr 9.
City of spokane 2,4b0 from Seattle Pm
Apr 8.
Clearwater 644 Ambrose Apr ..
Coamo SAT So Ambrose Apr s.
Coastwise SO II Cape Henry Apr 8.
Colon $50 N Colon Apr &.
Comet so N Jupiter Apr 8.
Comus S3 N Hatteras Apr 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-11
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close at the Cen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
Station. New York. at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Cerea Maru, April IL
Japan. Corea; China, Siberia. French Indo-
china. Netherlands East Indies Except
s,a9 su'natra9 and Philippine Islands. via
ship Empress OF Japan. April H.
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). via Seattle, steamship
Africa Maru. April IA.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship Mat
sonia. April 15
Japan, Corea, Siberia and specially ad
steamship Fushima Maru. April IL
hawan and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corca and China, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Siberia Maru, April Fl.
Hawaii, via San Francisco steamshi D
Manoa. April %.
Japan. Corea; China, Siberia. French 1ndo-
china, Netherlands East Indies (cXcept
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands. Via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. steamship
Empress of Asia. April 23
Tahiti, Marauesas. Cook Islands. New
cisco. steamship Tahiti. April "a
New-York tribune., 1921-04-11
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY


ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Str Lithuarta DAM. Libau March 49,
Danzig - and Copenhagen; to the East
Asistic Co, with first. "a second cabin
and 2Ss steerage pass and mdsc; Pier s.
Bush Docks. Bkiyn.
Str Nethermead (Br). st Michaels March
2s; to the Warner Sugar Refining Co. in
ballast; Red Hook Flats. Bklyn.
Str Republic, Antoragasta March o. Cris-
tobal 20 and Baltimore April 5; to tho
Nhilc Steamship Co, with copper; Pier 8,
II.
Str Herman Frasch, Cette March 90; to
the Union sulphur Co, In ballast; Eric
Basin Breakwnter. B'klyn.
Str Bronte (Rv;. Santos March Ii. RIO
de Ianeiro IA and Para az; to the Lamport
& Holt Steamship Line. with mdse; Pier
8. klyn.
Str oscoda. Rotterdam March 2s; TO the
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with mdse; Pier
Str MORO Castle, Tampico April l. Vera
Cruz 2 Progreso and Havana 6: to the
New York and Cuba Mail steamship Co.
e r. ' mans ''' 49,
Str Amur Mary Gap,. singapore Jan G.
Nan nrs"SlsSo Ss Mareh s. cristoSai p and
with ndse; Pier IS. B'klyn.
Str Panhandle State. London and Bou-
logne March 81; to the United States Mail
and mdse: Pier a. N r:
Str Apache, Jacksonville and Charleston !:
to the Clyde Steamship Co. with pass and
Str Hamilton. Ncrfollt to the Old Do
minion Trans Go. with mdse; Pier 2s. r.
Richmond and New York Steamship Co,
with mdse; Pier 4e. L r.
Str Edith. San Juan; TO the Bull In
sular Line, with mdse: of Quarantine.
Str L U Drake, New Orleans; of Tonp-
str Ruth, Norfolk: off Quarantine
Sch Matte U Allies. Newark. N j. of
Quarantine,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-11
Fire Record
A. NJ
ias
LOSS.

i:35-4ae D. LOSS.
ess cn Broadway; Phoenix Cloak
So so o -. ................. Unknown
To- Isoeck seck st. the Bronx David
PM. Leon ...............'.... Slight
i:so-SSoo,ws iso-So W seth ST.; John Lew. Slight
,t ,ao bathgate av.. the Bronx,
i:4s-sssunto; Charles Krasik ..Unknown
OV sth av.; S. Sherman, auto
s:ss--ss;;ss sssss--s;s 9Th St, L. Singer. rriiing 'hfns
s4s-liI ~, ". lS2d st. j. Webber Trining
i:ao--lai ,Eidrige St. unknown. Trifling
" W. 2Sd st; A. Lowenstein
'lo-2ss w 500 Trihing
Ia5--sta .pS Unknown
Cs,,Ikson ca, Jackson av.. Bronx; Natalie
r. asth st.. Charles Roth.
si5--f2o5 sr,,.s Unknown
co.,. '" 72d st. Frank Gar
7,d0--lan Unknown
'' orchard st.. Jacob Brooler.
T 'iSe~-3ei n ,ao, Unknown
Unknown