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New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
TIDE WATER OIL.
Sales Corporation
JAMAICA

JNltl<Ak0A y
Hillsids Are, 9I2 C. n achuerruan
Hinsids Ave g. Queens Road, ]. Valena
E r. cUnss&ntins
Msrriok BOsd A Cumberland ST.,
RocSawsy Read & 77M s..
Rector Garage
su.Dhin Read Archer Place,
hultips S3rVihe Station
sutpAin Road & Rockaway koad
Triangle Service Station
JAMESPORT
X. p. Tuthll
JERICHO
Jericho Garage
LAWRENCE.
Map Tire 20.
LiNDENHURsT
Joseph Wars
LITTLE NECK
I. Van Nostrand Garage
LONG ISLAND CITY
TsolnPsCn Ave Packard Motor Car Co.
L. + City Auto Supply
Ely Ave. 2lo. Chauffeur Cab Co
Greenpeint Ave-. l. Railroad Are
Hancock St. 2s7 q 4. sohacht Motor co.
Harris A''- & Sherman s..
Harris Ave. 255 ''-"
Select Products saiee Corn,
Jackson Ave. & sth St.
Jackson Ave. & orchid St.
q Lambanher & Martini
QuscuB Blvd & WoodhsYen Ave,
7tA Ave. 2oo y. s. & /. Sacase Garaxe
Van .Dau, (. Young SIS. -
Local Auto Service Station
Washington Auto Trucking
LYNBROOK
A. J. Abrama
J. PeueErino
MATTITUCK
HcrrtcS Road Mp,tituct daraxs
MEADOWMERE PARK
Meadovmere Park Garage
MINEOLA
Mineola Garage.
Nassau Garags.
NEW HYDE PARK
New HTde Park GarAss
Cnas Silnons.
NORTHPORT
:. A. Judge.
OCEANSlDE
Astn Street Stare Edwards
OYSTER BAY
C. Nielsen,
PORT WASHINGTON
BAyviSu ArA.. Il ' E.G. Smith
Stanzard Bros,
QUEENS
Franklin Gas Staten
Hillside Queens Gas SJ&eisa
QUEENS Garden earsss
RICHMOND HILL.
Hlsid" Ave- lS2'g Il. 8 W O.. w,su
jamaica Ava. 1lss, " u vioSo.y @as srsSs GarsSs
I.efferts Ave, 904.
Richmond Hiu Garas.
17StA St, Jumbo Sales Corp,
RIVERHEAD
Main Street I Sf. Younn
ROCkAWAY PARK
Bssot il6th St., 24s. Farrell & ksh
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
MeTrick Road,
GsYdnee Gsrags D. Motor Ca
Afohr's Garage
aimpson & Wren, Iro,
ROSLYN
Hewlett & RenlsoH.
SMITHTOWN
Clauds Conklin.
Edgar Brothers
SOUTHAMPTON
IrrinE Garage. Ino.
Nernier g. Brennan Bros.
SPRINGFIELD
White Star Servics Cs.
MeYr.ck Rd. e. FaTuers Rd..
SOUTH OZONE
Rockaway Boulevard,
WESTBURY
Balser Auto Agency
Harris Auto Supply
Msin Street NJ :. Knirflns
Merritt Waite Motor Repair CO.
ISyryTrEc cTHnYv-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
WINFIELD

WINFIELD
QnseEa Boulevard B. rshtmbis Ave.
Winfield Auto EerT4e~
Queens BeudevazS t9th ST,
S. d g. Auto RspAiz s. supply
WOCDHAVEN
I&msica Ave. 3 Diamond St.
ch@. L@ncaee
WOODSIDE
ssaeers Blvd. 4 Fitting 81,
Boulevard Garage & Auto Reraty
SatkSon Ava g. 4lh 1T
Woodsids servtcc 3 Sales Ca
WESTCHESTER
DIVISION
BRONXVILLE
Grsmstan Garage
CITY ISLAND
Toot of King St. & Fordham Raaa,
KYLE Is J'1Irdr
DOBBS FERRY
Geo Griffith
HARMON -oNHUDs0N
Fountain Tea Room
HAWTHORNE.
Commerce & Liberty SIS.
F-ank Rsanrr+
IRVINGTON
Yeagcr's Garage
LARCIiMONT
As Boston Road. Keystone Garage
Maror GaCaEs
MAMARONECK
Iuobs Garage
MT. VERNON
17s HatNh ST So
oos v. and1cws Garage Auto Repair
Ashhurton yonkers Auto sery4ce STA.
l,angd0n Garage
Lincoln Service station
Y. A. Pa-tsch
Pastors Garage
Perry & TgndhArx
Gus SchinoIer
f52 W. JAncoln Ave =. G. A. suaatts
John Wagner
Civic Centre Garage
Joseph We'll
NEW ROCHELLE
2sO Main st. Hurienot Cara. Cara.
~ Pelham Fd.,
Roads!do Gas g. or Station
81 North Ave, Bernard Rosenbaum
s Srierelmsn. Ir.
81. N. Stone
NYACK
Ronsland Auto Supply
OSSINING
r. Bcocrot. Gas Station
Fl. Heclanan
Weosts- Service Station
A. l.. Braces
PEEKSkTLL
Warrington St, 23o, F. ". Gamble
PELHAM MANOR
Boston Road. 1885. Bcwe BROTHERS
PoRTCHEsTER
Clark 4 Youus
Chenille Auto supply
SCARSDALE
BueEero Cycle Co.
TARRYTOWN
F1orance Garage
N. Y. Gavin Garage
r. Moe
M Pleasant Garage
TaTTytoEu Auto Sales
TUCKAHOE
white Pis!ns Post Road &; Main 81.
Oak Bridge GssaSc
VALHALLA
y. Deslplo
WESTCHESTER
TiEiansS-idga Road. 14i3. r J. CSinecr
WHITE PLAINS
Aliens Garage
RurnIinshsrns Gas Station
Civic Centre Garage
County SsaE Tire ca
Jos. Cunningham
Main g.. 1e, W. A. Ford
csastgal Are, 7e, Goss Garage
Jenkins Garage
nfswRmFum Tirs faspaIr os.
MAis g. IS
White Plains Auto 5Schsuxs
Tesple's Service Ststlon
YONkERS
Centraa Ave-. Jos, crescesl
D L. Engle
Se-viee Garags
HAIRY S0per
yonRers Ashburton Garage
Dock St. 43, -
AEnIsan Avenue Ga-aE
Prospect and No, srd Are
], wan Auto suppt
NepDerhan Heights Garag
Va-k Ct, 40. Afs1et Auto Corr
Jark ST A. Ysrk Street Garag
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18

san Ss~, 50 d, NaAgar@ saArAgs
sssA ST.. LIN ssa ara. rssSvssw oArsxs
sss& a., LII w. e. UrsAa oacsEs
ss1h ST.. Isg 81. sEsafsnsT Garage %.
s8sa g.. lf6S--1@s Ara. l. ArnEks
sasA eA. see g.. e<SA s. Garage o.. Inc,
sSsh 81. ase w.. Eslasnetor 0as~Ss
sTsh st.. s9T IA. s7ss Street, Garage
sasA st.. ass h. Ran MeOss Garage
1sefn 81. 53s W.. J. a. Dale
Islas ST.. $50 ".
soaAis sNsase 8 Auto %,
1efR ST.. Ass "a.
sp0zlssa Gessxs a ArsS Supply
iessn 81. ass z Austin Bsrsold. INC
IassA sA. Iss II. Ieosh S. GArsge
BrsneS TyansSertstisn %,
l0Tth g.. al W. Eaks Garage
1oSth 81. 4se Z. independent Gars@e
Iosth ST.. Feat es Il. East Ead Garage
llesA s. b ll>aox AYs,.
Central PARK ViSw Garage
1ISsh g.. los Lenox AVS,
Ieeaex AUTO Service
Iseth st. 1sS Il, RArsns Garage
is2nd 81. 40 E EDcraMor Garaso
I22nd Sc. $50 w. University as~&ss
iG&th 81. 154 w. ueeeva Garage
lsSsA St. 2es w. Theresa Garazs
Is4ah st-. 2se w, I. r. l. GaauAss
I2eth ST.. siss B'way. J. ]. Smith
lSGl1 81. & B'wsy.
Biway Gas Supply q SerTtne Station
i27th ss,. 2a7 y
Mayer s. MA-3u casare. Inc
izrtA s.. 6S2 ". Olympic Garage
1sssh s.,. sos w. Yves, IastA st. Gsraxs
1sasA ST.. 81 r.. Rica'a aarGSa. Yne
Halaasle l8sth st. Garage
1scsh g.. la n. HNrism Garage
iseta 81. 4T& W. BRUNSWICK Gsrase
lss,A st.. 61s w. J. DateIbauu Gesax.
ls1st ST.. G2s ". Ben Ga-sxs
lss-d 81. $50 T.. Terminal Garage
1sSrd 81 & S.. Ann's Arc.
Harlem RlvSr 5eyrtce Station
ls4ta St. Sc e Is4th ~. Garage
I2ssh "a d Raway. Is5tA Stress Garage
135tn Fl. 21Te Mao Ave,
Madison Ave. Bridge Garars
1S5th 81. 27S ". r. & 3. Garage. Inc.
lga:a ST.. II Hamilton P1.
Hamilton Gas sattou
14<tA 81. $40 ". oolcala Park GsrAas
I46ea ST. Is VI. wilson's Garaso
3ests ,4sts s; s 19s " v saa'gs st.; Ag'0 s.Ies
ta6sh st. & T.enox Ava. Blue Bird Garage
1&5eh S.. sic ". c. 2. G. Gsrnge Corn
l$efA ST., 45S W. Breituan Garsra
I5Gh st. s. 7ah Are. Simson Garage 10 n.
I51st s.. AT ",
D L. orpssy aEsass Corp.
156eh 81, AZ w. Speedway Ca7xs
15ssh St.. Fsas Of w. Chas. Adsms
1ssEh 81. eeo W. West 1854 81. Garage
1s1st s.. bl2 W. II P. Re&7er Il Son
2e2nd ST & 10Th Ave.
Dycsrnan Garage vglGge
gGTta 81. B'wsy 4 Dgckrasn ST.
Tnwocd Gas sSsticr
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18

LONG ISLAND
DIVISION
AMETYVILLE.
Arnity Garage
ARVERNE
Sauicrsrd & beach. 18th ST..
Park Ava. Garage
ASTORIA
eth Ave-. 500. Cllente Garage
Main St. l0a DAILY GaS SrStioB
Broadway & 12th Ave, Joseph Kreyzer
Boulevard, Ssa Norris MstTSer Co
BABYLON
South Shore Garage
q u, SweeZv
BALDWIN
SOPHIE Tucker Garage
BAYSHORE
Newto@n Garage
RAYSIDE
Rrcsdwa, & Woodland Ar
Bsyalde Garage
Bell Ave, Bsyside Welding Co
Broadway & TIN Are Broadway Motor Co.
BELLMORE
Bellmore Garage
Parisian Garage
BELLPORT
Main Street. C. H, Hawkins
CEDARHURST
KIapstas Garage
CCdarhUrst Garage
Nnl. Minister
MciSiasEy & AcNichols
CENTRAL PARK
Crescent Gar0gs
GOMMACK
William Gordon
CORONA AuG1 i.
Jaosson Ava. Aero Limited Ipe-
Jackson Ave, Chattisld Garage
Jackson Ave & 4ist ST,
forenR Ave, 216 la Gregg d. Palermo
Alburtjs Ave. I24, Tischans Garage
CUTCHOGUE
Henry wd1ss
EAST NORWICH
Van Slss Garage
ELMHURST
Queens Boulevard A. ". Back1neysr
'D JsaEson 1i scr5ic. ,;riic / supply Station
Kngsland ATe., 3D. Frank Dunnen
Ions 1slana Auto supply
FLORAL PARK
II NJ jenkins
New York Repair Works
FLUSHING
Broadway, Gilroy Gas Station
Rrosdway, g. Henderson Motor Cycle Co.
Broadway. 80. James Hughes
9'D'D ~ The Gstes-Flrsn,ns Garage
FOREST HILLS
New Forrest Garage T. Repair Shop
Triangle Battery Co.
QuesnA BctlieYard Forest Hills Garage
FREEPORT
Freepert Battery & Auto ssETlos
GARDEN CITY
Garden City Garage
GLEN COVE
Glen g., i19, Cohen Automobile %,
White IS LENS
GLEN HEAD
Main ST. Glen Head Garae
and Msch4ne shor
George Van WioGsp
GLENWOOD
Beaeu Garage nad Boat Supply
GREAT NECK
u, j. MCC6De
GREENLAWN
John Powell
GREENPORT
Standard Garage
HEMPSTEAD
csthsdrsl ST., IS, r. ". c1os
KTeisokcr Auto Suppl,
&ssssv Eatterv a Storage Co
Rhodes Tire & Tube Co
Futon e., s78. Tigo Service shol
HEWLETT
A u Adsi.
HICKSVILLE
Joseph Keller
HOLLIS
Ful,an ST. Il Hollis Court, A A. Hedsne
Fulton St, yeapls x Dsvt
HUNTINGTON
Louis AdsSman
Sol Ekins
Joseph Seddon
INWOOD
Motssu Az. X Sheridan Blvd, D. G, o'Del
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
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NEW JERSEY
DIVISION
ALLENHURST
Main st., Allenburs Garage
Meyer's Atlantic Coast GsrsSe,
AMPERE
Columbia Garage
ARCOLA
Paramas Garage
ARLINGTON
Argyle GaraRe
ASBURY PARK
Apsar Moore Automoaye 20.
Main ST., Cortionz Garage
Main 81. 26 auy'n Garage
Main st. II. II. ingalls,
slaiu ST. Major Motor Shop
Main st.. 20 Marx Guy
Proctor Jones Garage
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
g9r# Ave-, Ill N&yior's 0svARa
BAYONNE
Boulevard sfT RsyonnA City Garage
Ave c. 4Ss BRy0nnR Hardware
Rrsn6way, SIS BenDett Auto ssies
Bergen PainE Auto Supply
boulevard, 1888 boulevard Garage
4srd St & Ave. G Btrn's Garage
Broadway. 9l2 BFeresdy Auto Supply
Ava. c, s5 PrsydcI Bros.
BroGdway, T35 Lewis r, LshE
OIL Specially a s,lp2ly Co
Broadway $50 s, q H. Auto sUgpiy
Broadway sgs lire 9hies 90,
HroeAray, 6s6 rRiLe6 Auto 9upely
BERGENFlELD
Arror 4Nto Shop
BLOOMFIELD
Bgeorntssl6 Ave. i7s American Asss sugpay
Biomndsld Afs,. s25 AHiisr Anto Supply
Broad 81 466 North Fin ID Garage
BLOON1INGDALE
MstheYVs Bros. Garage
BRADLEY BEACH
MOo&bis Ave. slo or r. KleiA'' Cfsr~e'
BOGOTA
.. y. r. servics SEmm
Bosoto Garage
BoONTON
olsen's Garaas
North Jersey Auto Sun~y
CALDWELL
Bloomfield Are. 4s3 sadlsr Auto ssic~
CARTERET
Railway Ave. Sr9 Brown Rres
CLIFTON
T. H. Hcswcrtk
Clifton Auto Garage
Clifton Service Station
Clifton Ti9c ExohanEs
Decker & Kieret
Lexington Ave Gsr7sa
CLIFFSIDE
C1iHslde Day & Night Gar.
CLOSTER
Regal Garage
COLONIA
st. Georges Ave. Hill Top Garage
CRAWFORD
RiFerSde Garage
DELAWANNA
Franks Auto Repair
DOVER
ConiHn Auto supply
iloyer Aht2 Sppply
,Cotten's Garage
E. GUTENBERG
boulevard. 1907 Andersen & johnson
E. ORANGE
pstsl& PSI & A. SO Auto APsSs sneps s. no9ar SI
4 a'f PARK ai:' ST.. 20. pearborn Ser. ssa.
Main 81, Naional Auto. Aocess5rtes
CertTal Az. 3s9 Sheppard Auto Sup
Prk st. ID q, w Sonnerc
S Orange Ave st3 Sunnyside Garage
ENCLEWOOD0
Euslewood Auto Go.
l.sfayatts Garage
Yarley's Garage
ENCLEWOOD CLIFFS
Dyckrnan Garage
5;rl7an Serylce Station
ELIZABETH
"e''i'e'o ave. " Automatire Electric CO.
Eiisa,.,a Ave. 1osa cupltol garage
First f., S. IS FIRST J.raey 1a-eo supply
\, Jeysev St sol a. A. Holglohnsr
So park Sc, l2o J. j. heating
Masnolis Ave; +s5 z. r. sue,l
Newark Ave. BIC Lin1olH HtSAToy &. y
First Street., SOL Morris Aaron
No. BROAD & Mary Sts.. North End GArass
No Broad st, 2A6 Sanders MoSor Co
F1irabeth Ave, Ill7 Sykes Motor Car Co.
Union Co Tire Il supply
EAST RUTHERFORD
Park Tire CO.
FAIRL.AWN
FairiAwn Ssgvics station
FANWOOD
Cooks Garage
FORT LEE
Main street Prcssers Service Sta
GARFIELD
Garfield Garage
GARWOOD
North S Central SIS. James Tsssnpscn
GRANTWOQD
Andersoa Ave Grsntwosd earsss
HAcKENSACK
gedelI Motor co.
Curve Auto Scpps
VIM. Duehel
Nelson tfsrSFa
Nawmaa & Wyga1t
schopper'a GaraSs
HARRINGTON PARK
Harrington PARK Garage
HASBROUCk HEIGHTS
HSSaP9tGeE kts. Jafd3s
Terrace Garage
HAWORTH
Chestnut Esad GarsSe.
fIILLSDALE.
Hilladals Garage
summit Garage
HILLSIDE
n. Broad ~. 1880 Lyons FasTn Garaes
HILTON
spr.nxtsals Aye., zsTb A wesss
HOBoKEN
"a & Bloomslnf6 Sta. J. J. Canpian
isth ST. Psro fire & Supply
l@h s. q Fark Az. S0yers Garage
PARK Az yaRss srirs ca.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
STATEN ISLAND
DIVISION

OITISAISIs
DONGAN HILLS
T. l. RAIDER.
GRANT CITY
Midland Ave-. zIs. kssDsgss GpskeA
NEW BRIGHTON
RicAmond Terrscs. 800. r. .. Koshler %
Richmond Terrace. LiherTy Sarsss
PLEASANT PLAINS
Scher Is Sohansn
PORT RICHMOND
Richmond ARE, Cornell H0tsT Ca
PRINCESS BAY
Arnoy Ro2d grey1s Garage
R0SEBANK
Fsreesboard 1load. ss. g. Mathews
STAPLETON
Bsy st. 4ss. J. g IAetzsor
Gordon St. BeFTins tisraEe
Beach - 20. stADlet1n AsTso Saiss
Broad s. ia, PeozsmAn BFnshsaN
Canal 81, &earsalgi1zo's Garage
vsn nuber St. 6s2. Wsgner's GarsGa
TOTTENVILLE
H ITyirscn 4 SIN.
Raan st. s4o. Pess e Easa
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
HOMES STEAD
Rizisnk ETss.
IRvINGToN

LyfsAcr AY, IU3s HaTdtn stete Yila
Ait. FEogpect Az. 50
IrvingtG Electric c.
ssrsngEisid Az
KrlttgcArnite servtre STA
Irons Az ~eAesf & Ads
New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
LOWER MANHATTAN

FilcsINrtT Nstfo errrgY Ge.
sssA e.. 6fa W. Wfn- Zinsser + Co.
ss.A st., e5@--StA Aye..
aaso.ina sa1ss Corp.
asA st., s4s Pzzk Ats-,
Plaza Alto Suypay ca.
nsa 81. 2ss PARK Age.. De- Luxe GsrA@s
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
NEW HIKING RECORD
MADE BY SOLDIER
Private McGregOr Carries 45
Pound Pack 1,1O0 Miles in
Forty Days.
IMPROVED ON THE WAY
Covered Last 500 Miles of
Western Trail at Rate of
35 Miles a Day.
IMPROVED ON THE WAY

WASHINGTON, July 10.-An endurance
test has been completed by private John
McGregor of the Second Division, be-
lieved by veteran infantrymen here TO
establish a new record for long dis
tance hiking with fun pack. for the
army.
Major Gen. Harbord. executive assist
ant TO Gen. Pershing. Chief of Staff,
made public to-day the official reports
OF McGregor's feat, showing that he
covered the last 500 miles OF the march
in fourteen days, an average of more
than thirty-fve miles day. The entire
distance covered was LOO miles, from
san Antonio TO Denver. and was made
in forty marching days.
McGregor carried a pack containing
full field equipment, weighing about 40
pounds. during the whole of the march.
This feature was regarded by infantry
officers as the most remarkable part Of
the test They asserted that the hike
probably could be made by experienced
msrchers in the same time provided they
carried the light pack, but that records
contained no parallel feat with the
heavier pack.
Private McGregor walked from Winni-
peg, Canada, to Alberta, n distance of
1890 miles before he enlisted in the
army in 1917. He was born in Canada.
but served with the American Air Ser
vic, in France during the war, reenlist-
ing in 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
NOTABLES WILL WORK
FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE
National Civic Federation An
nounces Committee.

The National Civic Federation an
nounced yesterday that a National In
dustrial Committee is being selected for
the purpose OF bringing about an under
standing between capital, labor and the
public. President Harding. Secretary
Hoover and Secretary Davis have ex-
pressed their approval of the project.
Representative men have accepted MEM
bership on the committee.
In the long list are the names of John
Hays Hammond. Daniel Willard. War
ren s. stone. William c. Redheld. Au-
gust Belmont. Coleman du Pont Finley
]. Shepard, Darwin p. Kingsley, Carl r..
Gray Oscar S. Straus. w. G.. Lee. Ogden
L. Mills, Matthew VOL. A. II. Smith,
Morgan J. O'Brien. Hugh Frayne, Frank
lin d. Roosevelt. l.. Il. Sheppard. T. ".
o'Connor, Henry S. Pritchett. Ralph NJ.
F.asley. George Wharton Pepper Albert
b. Boardman, Talcott Williams and
Frank O. Lowden.
The questions to be considered include
collective bargaining. compulsory arbi-
tration, injunctions in labor disputes, the
shop committee system. industrial de-
mocracy. the American shop movement
and unemployment. The decay of Boil
shevism makes the time ripe. the Civic
Federation states, for such an effort.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
DAMS AT BROCKTON
FLOOD COUNTRYSIDE
Two Reservoirs Burst and
Threaten to Put Power Plant
Out Of Business.
CAR LINES SUBMERGED
Crops Buried Under Water and
Four Bridges Wash Out in
East Bridgewater.

BRocKToN. Mass. July 1o.-The col
lapse of two dams holding millions of
gallons of water tonight deluged the
surrounding country for miles and
threatened the plant of the Edison Elec-
trio Company. which supplies power TO
several towns and many large manu-
featuring plants.
NO loss Of life resulted from the
food. Persons living near by had been
warned that the dams had been made
unsafe by the tremendous volume Of
water that poured into them in the
severe rains yesterday.
Late tonight officials of the Edison
plant stated that the water had almost
reached the fire boxes In the boiler
rooms. and that unless 1t subsidized no
power could be supplied tomorrow.
The Dudley dam, holding In check a
big pond. was the first to go It's con-
tents rushed into two other ponds con-
trolled by the forge dam. which collapsed
o few hours later.
Crops in nearby fields were buried
under several feet of water, while the
waters seeped into the cellars and event
ually into the ground floors of many
houses.
The forced draft blowers in the boiler
rooms of the Edison plant were covered
with between six and eight feet of water.
-Four bridges in East Bridgewater We're
washed out, breaking all traffic COM
munication of the town with the out
SIDE. Town officials said tonight that
the flood was the worst in thirty years.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11

somewhere near It., or somewhere in this
port anyway, a lawyer, TWO detectives,
a couple of special investigators and
three sailors. all Russians, arrived on
the scene and out of the loud talk that
ensued some one gathered that two Rus
sian ships had been stolen by mutinous
crews and had slipped TO sea at the dead
OF night on piracy intent. An hour after
the tale had been first told in Bowling
Green It was all along the waterfront.
nobody believing It but everybody dis
cusstng 1t.
As the afternoon wore on and all OF a
dozen persons who had been sent to hunt
for the vessels. including two Deputy
United States Marshals. failed TO find
them. the story gathered momentum and
by yesterday was a full bodied affair.
However, facts killed the romance
Yesterday. The two ships have been IN
the sugar trade between Havana and
This port and at the time the writ was
issued recurring that they be detained
until their ownership was decided actu-
ally were at ancho. off l35th street.
But from there one of them went 10
Robins Dry Dock, in South Brooklyn
and was found there yesterday "heEe
tba other one Is is known only 10 persons
in the confidence of the Russian Noiun-
,oar Fleet n creation of the Kerensky
r.overnnoent with an American office at
"A Whitehall street. But, as was eN-
r,ained to all Russians and others at
N. Custom House yesterday, IT Is quile
ir,nosslble for any Russian Or other
vessel to get out of this port without
clearance papers, so wherever she Is '"e
ship Is still in port.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
PIRATE SHIP SAILED DOWN
HUDSON RIGHT TO DRYDOCK
Romance of Sea Which Stirred This Port Quickly Shat
tered by Customs Men-Sister Pirate Safe in Slip
but Russians Don't Know Which One.

The logic of cold fact. assisted by the
United States customs gave the death
blow yesterday to as fine a romance Of
the sea as has been generated at this
port for many long day The sea tale,
in subsistence and structure. was simple
and effective--it set forth that two
Russian ships anchored in the Hudson
River had slipped TO sea and turned
pirates. All that is wrong with the story
is that one of the ships Is in dry dock
and the other still in port.
1t was quite probably the recent un-
founded rumor of vessels having been
glimpsed at sea which were undoubtedly
until all doubts were dissipated-
pirates working in the interest of Soviet
Russia which started the latest pirate
story going last Saturday when repre-
sentative of the organization in this city
which calls itself the Russian Socialist
Federated Soviet Republic arrived. in
what Is known as a state Of mind. at
the Custom House and stated that his
organization had just begun a suit in
the United States District Court against
the Russian Volunteer Fleet for the pos
session of two freight steamships, the
PenZa and the Tobolsk, but was unable
to serve a writ it had secured on the
commanders or other custodians of the
ships because the ships were not at an
chor in the Hudson River where they
ought to be.
Before anybody at the Custom House
could answer that even If the vessels
were not at the anchorage where they
lad last been seen they We're probably
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they with high hearts obey the sum-
mons.
ITO these dead, one and all. goes out
the profound gratitude of a great peo-
pie. Be it our endeavor to make the
country they served worthy of them.
It profits us nothing at such a time as
this. looking upon these silent dead, to
analyze and seek out the causes Of the
war, or try to penetrate the secrets or
the human heart or break through the
intricate web of motives which have
governed the conduct of millions of men.
"It is enough for us to know that our
soldiers died for their country. fighting
as they fervently believed for their
country's cause in defence Of freedom
and civilization menaced by Power
which in its pride sought to trample
both under its feet. Our debt TO them
we cannot pay but a country for which
men have thus died must prove that they
did not die in vain"
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Ice EcOnOnay

"Ips economy to keep the ice COM
partment lUeH filed"
Knickerbocker quotes the above
from an authority-quotes it as
message from one woman to
others, as well as for the
scientific reasons back of it.
Every woman knows how much
more economical it is not to let
the furnace fire 60 out. 1t
takes more coal to start it anew
and more pressure to heat the
cold house. The same rule holds
with thoroughly chilling your
refrigerator and keeping it so.
It takes less ice.
Knickerbocker delirery serrice is so
regular you can al,oays count on hartng
your ice bor apell-flLed.
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FLORIDA CELEBRATES
ITS 1OOTH ANNIVERSARY
Ceremonies Commemorate Its
Purchase by the u. S.

ST. AUGus usT1NE, July 10.-Conmemorat-
ing the Tooth anniversary o: the pur-
chase of Florida by the United States.
informal ceremonies wer held to-day in
various cities Of the State
Spain paid s60.4S9,76S for 59.26S
square miles of territory and transferred
title to the land 10 the United States
July 10, 1921. and on the morning Of
that day the Stars and Stripes sup
planted the Spanish flag over Fort
Marion here, Don Jose Coppinger, the
Spanish Governor. formally transferring
the property to Col. Butler of the United
States Army, designated by the President
to represent the United States Govern
nent
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DIRECT PRIMARY TICKET OUT.

The Direct Primary party yesterday
announced It's ticket for the municipal
compaign Circulation OF nominating
netitions w.l start to-day. Me names
OF Tho candidates follow:
william NJ Bennett. Mayor; Charles
q Lockwood. Comptroller Fiorello H.
la Guardia. President OF the Board Of
Aldermen. Theodore T Baylor. Joseph
Il. Mulqueen and Alfred J Talley. Judges
Of the Court of General Sessions; Ed
ward B La Fetra and Louis 4. Valente
Justices OF the City Court Andrew B.
Humphrey. President OF the Borough OF
Manhattan; Ralph V. Wexler, Clerk OF
the County OF New York; ]. Montefiore
Levy. District Attorney. John J. Hopper,
Register. William r. Edwards. Sheriff