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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-01-04
New w. s. Stamps Series
La Issued, Due in 1924.

: A new series of War Savings
Stamps, blue instead of green,
were issued January let by the
War Savings Committee. The
series will fall due January 1st.
1924. A statement that thrift
stamps may be exchanged any
time during 1919 for War SaviDgs
Stamps has been Issued by the
Louisiana War Savings Commit.
tee. The need for continuing war
savings work was emphasized.
The statement adds: "Duty Gale
ne uutil the last American soldier
70 again on American soil with his
future provided for. Despite the
of our duties aud the
Interruptions caused by the in.
flueuxa epidemic. the thrift work
and war saving societies have
heen we'll grounded in Louisiana
N 1913 We must do better in
1919"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-01-04
Food Control Outlook for the
New Year.

The soul OF the Food Admins
tration survives and stirs. though
the BODY is being dismembered.
Though John NJ. Parker, Food
Administrator for Louisiana. is
reducing stsff and equipment, 1t
10 likely that January will be dis.
tinguished by the Imposition OF a
number Of penalties which will
prove that the policy Of public
protection will continue until the
last moment The ship supply
dealers are only now being organ
lied upon orders from Washing
ton, and the plan will be extend
ed to other trades most related to
the lines 10 which there will be
permanent expansion on account
OF the war. The Food Adminis-
traitor has announced that behind
this course IL the certainty OF con-
troll by other government agencies
after the Hoover department
passes.
= The Aasociatcd Press dispatches
during the week gave striking
intimntion of the development OF
the nations plan IF world food
relief, which 10 t, be a factor in
the iasting peace to come. 1t vac
told how two German envoys were
treated when they presented q
plea for American food con'riou-
tion to their country. Mr.. Hoover
used the ahort, sharp name OF the
eternal torture chamber to which
he referred tn" twain. because
they were among the Huns who
had impeded his efforts to succor
etarving Belgium. The point i'm.
pressed was that ii the German
people were in want they would
have TO send epokesmrn repre-
senting people worth helping rath.
o. than types OF the terrorism and
the cruelty against which the civ.
ilized world had fought The in
cident will serve to answer many |
questions concerning the Food
AdmiCistration's future program.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-01-04
Miss Lauler Draws a Large
Crowd

A cultured and appreciativs aud.
fence filled the! opera house last
Monday night to listen to q lee.
ture on the Esprit Of the Women
of France" which was delivered
by Miss Marie Rose Lauler.
Dr.. Beverly w. Smith presided,
and In eloquent, elegant. appro-
pirate and inspiring words in'ro.
duced the fair speaker to the aud.
fence.
! Mics Lauler is known az the
:Maid of France" Four years
ago she could not speak a word of
the English language. Those. who
heard her relate in pure and forci.
BILE English the awful trials
and suffering which the women of
France and Belgium we're com.
PEELED to endure at the hands of
the cruel Hans, marveiled at the
spirit, fortitude. courage and en-.
durance portrayed by people
struggling under dire oppression
for freedom, honor and country.
We have heard many speakers
discourse the horrors of the great
war, but not one of them has
given US az clear and vivid &C.
count of its terrors as did this
young girl of la Belle France. She
ia q native of the city of Lisle.
At the time of the German inva.
lion, she was a student at a Con.
vent in Belgium. She sought to
make her escape across the line,
but che was captured by the Huns.
TheD the trials che relates actually
began. She came into possession
of q little flag, which she carried
on her person. Not the French
flag, but the Stars and Stripes.
She was looking 1T it one day
when a German officer beheld it.
He said: "That is the flag Of
America. Are you an Americana
Quick. witted, she replied in the
purest French: Eyes, l am an
American
That flag gained for her admis.
sion to the Office of the American
Ambassador. That flag gave her
freedom. for it gave her passage
on an American ship for the Land
OF Freedom, whose shores she had
never seen and whose language
abe c. aid not speak Here che
mastered our language, and be.
came a member and an earoest
worker in the glorious American
Red Cross. She closed her ad.
dresa by repeating the poem on
the flag.
When this lovely young French
maiden. impelled by the inspira.
ton OF the occasion. waving tow
ards her hearers the emblem Of
our country, exclaimad: This j.
what saved me, your dag, and
my hag," the applause was tre-
She won the sympa.
thy, love aud admiration of every
heart in her vast audience.
This address was given under
The auspices and for the benetit of
The local chapter of the Red Cross,
Of which Mrs. Earl Barnett is the
president. The com mite e ia charge
was composed Of Mrs. Percy Saint
and Mrs. Matte Jacobs. TO the
patriotic ladies the congratulations
IF the public are due for the bril-.
liant entertainment that their eff.
iorts afforded. The net receipts
we're $90.90.>
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-01-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St Mary.

ish of st Mary.
Succession CT Otto G. Clausser,
deceased. No 1856.
Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors of this estate an1 to all other
persons herein interested TO show
cause within ten days from the date of
this notification. why the provisional al
account. presented by Mrs. Otto &
Claussen, administrative Of this es-
tate should not he approved and no.
mnlogated and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
In evidence whereof, witness nv Of
fetal signature aud the impress of the
seal of my Office this 3ist day Of De-
cember A. D., 1918.
WILBUR e KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14

tasticos, nj tonicos cargados de al
cohol producer efectos nutriti-
vos y que es botar tempo y dine
no depender de ellos.
Sabe que los alimentos solos no
alcanzan para reponer el deficit.
Pero tiene la EMULSION DE
SCOTT de puro aceite de bacalao
hipofosftos, que es un alimento
concentrate, a la vez que un ver-
dadero tonico para el sistema ner-
vioso.
Tomese Ia lejitima EMULSION
DE SCOTT por una temporada
y pruebese la verdad de estas ase-
veraciones. Nadie necesita una
medicina fuerte para crear fuer-
zas, virilidad y robustez. .Advt. G
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
N AY AG UEz

En- ell tribunal municipal Sc VIC
ell case que contra ell joven Aveli-
no Santiago Sc seguia por supues-
ia tentativa de violacion.
Ell Lcdo. Francisco Otero llevo
la defensa de lacusado, demostran-
do de manera brillante, la inocen-
cia de SUI defendido.
El joven Santiago fue abslelto.
-Ha regresado de San Juan
donde pasaba unos dlas ell Lcdo.
Ramon Beauchamp, acreditado far
maceutico generalmente estimado
aquf.
-Ha visitado esta ciudad ell pres
tigioso militar Brigadier e. R.
Chrisman que vino a gestionar
cierta cantidad de terreno para
un campamento militar.
Tan pronto el pueblo Sc entero
de la noticia la algeria surgio de
s1bito, pues Mayaguez Sc sentiria
muy orgulioso con tener un cam
pamento aqui que no solo Tendrla
alegrar la ciudad, sino que Ell
pueblo y el comercio Sc beneficial
rfan grandemente.
-Se encuentra visitando la ciu-
dad el senior Pedro Branizar, in
teligente practicante residente en-
Arecibo y a quien tuvimos el gus
to de saludar, deseandole grata es.
tadia entire nosotros.
Ell bale que distinguidas da-
mas de la Association de San Vi
centc de Paula llevaron a efecto
en- ell teatro Yaguez, resrllto bri-
llantisimo, asistiendo nutrida Y Sc
lecIa cOncurreQcld.
Ell teatro fue artisticamente ador
nado y el entusiasmo rein6 laten-
te durante la fiesta.
Las darnas organizadoras- de es-
ia fiesta merecen nuestra felicita-
ci6n, esperanto que esta no sea la
Ultima:
Los esposos Moscoso Vera Sc
hallan gozando de la agradable
compaiia, aunque por POGO ITEM
po. de la respectable DANA Isabel
Vera de Laborde, que embarcara
para la vecina repnblica domini-
cana, Y quien deseamos un via
je feliz.
Ell Brigadier general E. R.
Chrisman, en- union de SUI ayudan-
te, inspecciono ell Quartet Militar
saliendo POGO despues para Ponce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
4 Comercio y las
Companies Navieras

de recibir un saco de harina con
geo libras netas y entregar 100,
o un saco de arroz, etc., con 100
libras netas y entregar 95.
Tenemos entendido que las re-
clamaciones presentadas Y COM
prendidas en- las condolences de la
clausula, transcritas, no son aten-
didas en- las oficinas de la com
pailfa, y con tai motive han sur
gido infi1fidad de protestas, e in
tervendra seguramente, la Camara
Insular de Comercio, en- justa de-
fensa de los lesionados intereses
del comercio.
Todo comerciante que tenga re-
clamaciOnes de tai 1ndole debe
apresurarse ponerlas en- conoci-
miento de la referida institution
comercial y coopeFar decidida-
mente hasta conseguir por todos
los medios viables, que sea abOlida
o refOrmada convenientemente esa
arbitrariedad
RODINECA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
A 10 que va Mr.. Miller.
Lo que dice una carta.

! forbade disfrutar de unos dias de
vacaciones con ell objSto de que
pueda yer a mis- familiares quie-
nes no he tenido Ell gusto de visi-
tar hace tres amos y medic.
"Durante mi ausencia ell Depar-
tamento de Instruction prestara
su decidido apoyo y cooperation a
La dbra legislative, para cuyo efec-
to he tenido a 'bien designar una
comision compuesta de los senores
Carey Hickle, Sub Comisionado
de instruction, Abelardo Gonzalez
Font, Jefe de la Division de Con-
tabilidad de las Juntas Escolares,
y los Sres. Jose Gonzalez Ginorio
y Francisco Vizcarrondo de la
Seccion de Inspection. Estos Sc
-f1ores tendran sumo gusto en- su-
ministrar cualquier informe re-
ferente al trabajo de este Departa-
mento, asi como su criterio acerca
de los varios proyectos que Sc pre-
senten para fayorecer ell desarrollo
de la instruction pnblica en- la
cual todos estamos tan intensa y
sinceramente interesados.
"Pienso estar. de regreso duran
te ell mes de abril, cuando estare
dispuesto a prestar mi concursO
pe1tsonal en- 10 que pueda servir
ese cuerpo legislative"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14

Alguna de las compafi1as de va
pores que hacen ell trafico entire
New York Y Pto. Rico, rehusan
pagar las faltas que no excedan
de cinco por ciento, en- harina de
trigo y de maiz, Ell arroz y otros
artfculos alimenticiOs envasados
ell sacos, basandose en- los siguien-
tes parrafos de una de las clau.
sulas de los conocimientos:
"Harina de trigo y de mafz,
arroz Y otros alimentOs envasados
en- sacos, sujetos a perdidas memo
res del contenido, adn con ell cui-
dado debido, es mutuamente con-
venido que hasta el veinteavos de
SUI peso original la perdida del
contenido de dichOs bultos, no Sc
ra juzgada la culpa de la cOmpa-
mia, Y no sc lie hara responsible,
pOr 10 tantO".
De este modo la compaiifa trans
portadora que recibe bultos COM
pletos con su peso neto rotuladO
ell cada uno, y por ell que cobra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14

Antes de embarcar para los Es-
tados Unidos el DR.. Miller Comi-
sionado de instruction, envio la
siguiente carta al Hon. Antonio R.
Barcel6, Presidente del Senado de
Puerto Rico, al Hon. Juan B. Huy-
Ike, Speaker de la Camara de Re
presentantes, al Hon. Francisco
SusDni, Presidente de la Comision
de Instruction del Senado Y al
Hon. Fulgencio Pinero Jr., Presi-
dente de la Comisi6n de Instrulc-
ci0n Plblica de la Camara de Re-
presentantes:
"Tengo ell honor de participar a
I'd, que de conformidad con uh
acuerdo de la Jultl de Smdicos
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico
tornado en- session celshraaa el dia
9 de enero de 1919, asistire la
seccion de inspection de la Aso-
ciacion Nacional de Instruction
que celebrara sus sesiones en- los
dias febrero % mario 10. en- la
ciudad de Chicago, III. Con di-
cho prop6sito embarcare ell dfa II
para los Estados Unidos. El Hon.
Gerbernador de Puerto Rico, ade-
mas de la authorization y las Or
denes que me ha dado para concu-
rrir a las sesiones de la Association
Nacional de Instruction, me ha au-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
Los Regionales no quieren ire
guas pol1ticas.
LLEGADA A PARIS DEL SIR
iCONDE DE ROMANONES.

LLEGADA "A PARlS DEL SR.
CONDE DE ROMANONES.
Madrid, 81.
El senior Gimeno entero al Rey
de la llegadaadel conde de Roma
nones a Paris.
En- la estacion esperaban al Je-
fe del Gobierno espanol el repro
sentante senior Pich6n, el personal
todo de la Embajada espanola, la
Camara de Comercio espanola, el
Comite de Approximation Franco
espanela, 1n grupo de voluntarios
espanoles y franceses.
Ell COMERCIO DE ESPANA
EN- LA ARGENTINA
Madrid, 81.
Ell Centro de Information CO.
mercial eStablecido en- ell Ministe
rio de Estado ha publicado cua.
trO interesantlsimas memorials en-
viadas por ell agente comercial es-
panol en- la Argentina, senior Emil
lilo Bois, conteniendo estudios V
datos practices relacionados con G.
comercio de Espana en- la Argen-
tina.
REBAJA DE 'FLETES
Madrid, 81.
Ell ministro de Subsistencias, Sc
nor Argente, ha firmado una real
orden rebajando a 76 dollars los
detes desde Nueva York y otros
puertos del Atlantico los puertos
espanoles del Cantabrico, y a 81
Y medic los del Mediterraneo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14

el fiete, Sc autoriza ST misma pa
ra no preocuparse gran cosa por-
que Sc filtre Sc pierda un. cinco
pOr ciento.
Un cincO pOr ciento es diffcil
de obtener comunmente en- pro-
ductos de primera necesidad, So
bre los precios de costo, dada la
ruda cOmpetencia establecida en-
tire ell comercio de vfveres, que
efect1a sus. ventas sobre base de
cOntadO, ESQ ST, pero tai base es
ficticia Ell la mayorfa de los ca
SOS.
En- cambio esas compahias de
vapOres que Sc han hecho pode-
rOsas Ell un cOrtO numero de aiios,
con ell traficO exclusive entire esta
isla y ell Continente, cobran fietes
por anticipate, y tan exagerados,
que en- la mayorfa de los casos al
canaan a un 10 pOr cientO del va
lOr de los art1culOs, con la agra
vante de reservarse el privilegio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14

Matrimonio sin hijos, tomara
N arrendamiento en- Santurce 0
IAN Juan (Sitio centrico) bien
media casa 0 dos habitaciones a
odo pupilaje. Referencias y ga
'antias inmejorables. Dirijase al
Box 457. San Juan. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
HoMBREs RoBUsTos

Ell ''hombre debil'', es ell ser
mas explotado en- el campo de la
medicinas.
Generalmente, ell hombre que ha
perdido la energfa sabe va por
costosa eXperiencia que en- la me-
dicina no hay maravillas para re-
poner las fuerzas de la noche la
mahana. Sabe que solo parando
excesos y aumentando la nutri-
ci6n 10 mas possible Sc restaura ell
ORGANISING. Que nj drogas fuer-
tes, nj patentes con nombres fan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
LA ASAMBLEA DE LA MAN.
COMUNIDAD.
Barcelona. q de enero.

Barcelona, 81 de enero.
Aumenta la expectation que ha
jdespertado la reunion que ha dc
celebrar manana la ;Mancomuni-
dad.
La Mancumunidad Sc constitui-
"a ell asamblea Y a ella concurrl-
ran SO diputados catalanes.
De ellos 26 son regionalistas, %
llberales, II republicanos, Z jaimis
tas. cinco Conservatives, tres cata-
lanistas, cuatro radicales, dos mau
ristas y dos reformistas.
Para las votaciones cuentan lo,
republicanos con 4S votos.
Barcelona, q.
III Presidente de la Mancomu-
nidad sehor Puig y Cadafaleh.
ha declarado que ignora 81 el Sc
nor Conde de Romanones ha escri
to al senor Camb6 recomendandc
tregua politica hasta su regreso dc
Paris.
sPero los regionalistas = agre-
GO continuamos nuestro canine
sin admitir tregua alguna.'
Otros catalanistas declararor
cue su actitud sera franca e intran
sigente y que nnicamente acepta-
ran una amplia autonomia para
Catalufia.
I'ROTESTA DE
LOS JAI1lISTAS
Bilbao, q.
Los reqEetes jaimistas han aeor
,lado protestar energicamente con
! tr9s los gritos' subversivos lanzados
Per los bizkaitarras, que pudierar
dar origen a desagradables suce-
sos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14

en- un autom6vil.
Ell brigadier Chrisman, lleva
muy buenas impresiones de esta
ciudad, donde Sc lie agasajo con ca.
riIo.
Corresponsal.
Mayaguez IL febrero 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-14
DESEA REPRESENTAR

Un joven de 18 anos. conocimientos comercales
Inges Espano dos amos de practica despues de
e 80 Grado desea tomar Ia representation para
Mayaguez de cuaquer de Ia Isa que Sc dedque
vender productos amentcios Dirjase toda correspon
tdencia TuEio Avil&s Mux6. Playa Mayaguez P. R.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
94th Pursuit Squadron
Is to Arrive Tomorrow

The oath Pursuit Squadron, which
has more aces than any other American
aerial unit and holds the record of
sixty-nine German planes destroyed, is
expected to arrive tomorrow from
overseas, and will be welcomed by its
foYmer commander, Captain Eddie"
Rickenbacker.
The oath was the first American air
squadron to get into action. 1t went in
February, 1918, and served at Chateau
Thierry in July and later in the Ar
gonne, and destroyed the famous Ger
man flying circus"
Among its members were Major
Raoul Lufberry, who was killed, and
Captain James Norman Hall, author of
"Kitchener's Mob" who was a prisoner
in Germany for three months The aces
with the unit now are H. Weir Cook, of
Indiana; Sam Kaye, of Columbus,
Miss; Joseph Dawson, Willie Palmer
and John Jeffers, of Los Angeles.
The committee of former members to
extend welcome at the pier includes
Captain Rickenbacker, Major Meissner,
Captain Hall, Captain Douglas Camp-
bel, the first America ace; Captain
Thorne Taylor, Lieutenant Judson Tay-
lor. Lieutenant Edward Green, Captain
John Wentworth and Lieutenant Alan
Winslow.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. May 3o.-Arrived U. S. s..
collier Caesar Boston steamer ns,atJ, Soesdi5k
D0fsho Ny Na5ass s5%sss' Sssa;s'
Dutch). New York; Randwyck. Philadel-
Sailed dn. Rvc2 E
6. cHARLEsToN, $. C.: May so-Arriysd; d;
for New York;; Chippewa. Boston; Josiah
.DELAwARE BREAKwATER. Del, May
30.-Passed out: Steamers Kasbek (Belg),
Antwerp for Philadelphia; West Gotomska,
I,h PhiIadelphia for 49,; csrlsholm lswed;s: a.:
steamer schodack, Philadelphia for Fal-
mouth (for orders).
,Ss JAcKs3NvdLLH g Fla Ia hoe May seAr sqia,t
Rouge Howard Savannah; Lenape.
Charleston; schooner B. 3. Hardwick. st.
KEY KEY VEST. May so.-Arrived: Steam
ers swampscott, Pensacola. concordia
steamer Moss Point Ne1 Orleans saisd
u S s. TuscaroTa. Nsw orleans H3n ST. stsam can
dam; q BIS, New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. La, May .ac.-Cleared:
PHILApBLPHIA, May 80 Arrived;
steamers N Wadenburs de GBr2, Nerfols & San San
ouanteo, Newport News. ~
PORT EAps. Nay s0;-Arrived; Steam, cam
lMex.). Progreso: Ell Mar. New York:
Mercet. New York; Munisla. Cuba; Powell.
Vita. Cuba; Quimistan (Hord) Port Cor
tez: Rama, Bluehelds; San Marcos, Ca
bana; Tamebi. Tampico; Vera (Nor.), Te-
la Vildfugl (Nor.). Port Barrios. Sailed:
Steamers A c. Bedford New York; Com
munpaw. Atlantic Coast: Copan lRond) }.
Omoa via Port Cortez; Ethelwynne (BrD,
Antwerp via Norfolk; Rio Grande Caba
rien via Havana; Santurce, Porto Rico;
TruXillo, Tela; Yoro (Hond.), Ceiba;
schooner Justice Fr.). Bordeaux.
REEDY ISLAND, Del. May 30-Passed
down Steamers Grof Tisranstvan Gt),
Philadelphia for Gibraltar (for orders) ;
Silverbrook, Philadelphia for Holland (for
orders); Keemun (Br.). Philadelphia for
Avonmouth; Glastonbury (Br.). Philadel-
phia for London.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3o-sailed: 2sth,
Steamer Nippon Maru (Jap), Hong Kong
SAVANNAH, May 30.-Arrived: Steamer
Nantucket, Baltimore (and sailed for Jack
sonvllle). Sailed: Steamer City of Augusta
Boston.
TAMPA, May so.-Arrved: schooners
william H. Davenport, Caibarien, Annie
NJ. Hudson, Cardenas
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass May 30
Arrived and sailed Schoonere Emily F.
Northam. st. John. N. B. for New York
Charles G. Olister. St. John. N. B. for
New York
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Postal Clerk Rewarded

Charles kaplan, the clerk who was
instrumental in foiling the plot to mail
bombs to twenty-one noted Americans,
has been promoted to a foremanship in
the parcels post department of the New
York Office, at salary of $1,000, an
increase of 5000.
Kaplan read in The Tribune May 1
Of the bomb explosion in the home of
former Senator Hardwick, of Georgia,
and recalled that number of packages
similar to the one described were then
held in the New York Office because of
insufficient postage. He reported to
the night superintendent, whose inves-
tigation revealed that each of the pack
ages contained a bomb
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Sailed. s2d. steamers Africa Maru Clap,

lfrom Manila). Seattle; Methven (Br).
Vancouver.
Mssuda; ssth. Hercules (Soro. Sandy
Hook
LAS PALMAs, May 24:-sa!led; steam:
LERM1cK,- May ss;-Arrived: Steamer
fq,nz I1zARD. TeS SIa Nay '0
Peru. San Francisco (via CoIon) for Havre.
LIVERPOOL. May 27.-Arrived: Steam
(Br.), Brunswick; Linmore (Br.). New
port News. Sailed: 2Sth. steamers EN-
press Of Britain (Br), Montreal; Poly
LONDON. May 2s.-Arr!ved: Steamers
tar (E Norfolk. 27th. sailed Steamer
Hico. Aew York. Sailed: Steamer w. H.
1l!torq ,!prob2a9bbly}, NeW York p..a
stsaMs4 canads pr5 May mo1treai sor
= MANcHEsTER. May Arrived
MONTREAL May so.-Arrived: Steamer
Chiswick (Brl. Grangemouth:
MEsslNA., May 1s. Sailed: Steamers
oNEGLIA, May 24.NArrived Steamer
M9Itby ,, 1nr.)' Baltimore.
PERNAMBUco. May Fl. - Arrived:
justin, New York.
PLYMOUTH. May 2s:-sailed: Steamer
West Amargosa, New York. Arrived:
Steamer Galahad Baltimore. Sailed:
Steamer Western Pride Norfolk.
Steamer Cheverstone (Br.), Norfolk.
ROTTERDAM. May 22.-sailed: Motor
ship Pacific (swedl, SANDY Hook; steam
HOOK; 2Sd: Andyk (Du).. Baltimore. -
sALERNO. May 22.-Arrlved: Steamer
Cgo Bassi Gtal.). Philadelphia.
SAVONA. May 24-Arrived: Steamers
Tusculum (Br), Quebec. Sailed: ESQ,
steamers Katharine Park fBr) Sandy
Hook; 24th, Cloutsham (Br.), Hampton
Roads.
SHANGHAI May 24.-Sailod. Steamer
Tuscaiusa (Br.). San Francisco.
SHIELDS, May 27.-Sailed: Steamer
Mombassa (Br.). Montreal. Arrived:
Steamer Tanka, Charleston for Aarhuus.
Sligo. May 27.-sailed: Bark Canter
bury (Nor.). Hampton Roads
SPEzIA, May 20.-Arrived Steamer |
Korsfjord (Nor.). Baltimore
STOCKHOLM May 1S.--Arrived Steam |
ers Pioneer. New York; Sunoii. Baltimore
SYDNEY. N. S. w, May 27.-Arrived |
Steamer Macedon (Br.). Vancouver.
VALPARAISO. May 26:--Sailed: Steam |
ers Juneau (from New York;, Punta
Arenas: Santa Lusa (from New York;, |
IQuiQue.
VENICE, May 22-sailed: Steamer
Queen Margaret (Br). Hampton Roads
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Going On To-day
Day

Day
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum
of Art. American Museum of Safety.
American Museum of Natural History
and the Aquarium.
Luncheon. Frank Tourist Company, Hotel
McAlpin, 1890 p. m.
Meeting. Woman's Press Club, Waldorf
Astoria. p. m.
Meeting, Queensborough League Of Mothers.
Hotel McAlpin. p. M
Hundredth Anniversary of Walt Whitman,
by the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and
Sciences, a the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music, and SIS p. IN.
Evening
Community dance of Washington Heights
Evening High School, 22d Regiment Ar
mory.
Dinner, Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity. Hotel
Astor, p. m
Meeting and dinner of Walt Whitman Eel
Iowship International In memory Of Walt
whitman, Hotel Brevoort, p.
Violin recital by Gabriel del Orbe. Waldorf
Astoria, y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
'Dopey Benny Sought Again
Slugs Policeman on Way to Sta
ton and Escanes

Benjamin Fein, East Side gangster.
known to the underworld as "Dopey
Benny" is being sought by the police
on charge of assault and resisting an
officer.
Fein was arrested yesterday in front
of his home, 16 Vernon Avenue, Will
lamsburg, after an argument with
Patrolman Becker, of the Wilson Ave-
nue. station. Although off DUTY.
Becker, who is q neighbor of Benny.
started to take the gunman to the
Vernon Avenue police station, on
charge of disorderly conduct. When
halfway there, Benny struck the police
man on the jaw and escaped.