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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
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OF the Nnvi Mir. 4 Russian lancua- 70
communist paper. included one for $500
Ia.i 10y tn" FEDERATION To- IN" =, IMMUNE
lSc party at th'"dG": Lung for rental
OF NrdiSon SQUIr" Garden. fr' Il r.t,I!-
cal mass meeting To protest III" h!u,k-
IN IL" $n." OF has piano." So each to
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes and nr Mayl-
llIln cohen. editor Of tn" tnmmuuiS:
World -" carry IA socialist work" and
$40 t. StuCGGfNy for maintenance u:
the Chicago off," Of the Russian Fed.
,r.tt on.
SIX checks totail!nr s.1OO. Or. Mis-
leg said he did NJ "r.u"mhcr tNdctIy."
II" Thought" they might have been in
Exchange for cash at the Now M!r
offices.
The source Of his funds was member
ship ducS In tn" Federation ana money
earned by Now MIR ic testified. TIE
Fed ration maintained Il fund To FUR
n!Sh bail and PAY counsel fees for its
members arrested and CHARGED with
treason. anarchy and similar acts which
"d.d not please tn. '"rr!iirS" p,
said. adding that L. ... l'rd"ra,in,
members in Blyounc : H.r" cut on
bal furnished 10y IL. " lion.
MiSlcS admitted ta..t knew Loon
Trotzky. although /. u hr had not
since he left New h,': f." Russia. He
also Acknowledged .iuIintanc" with
many radical w,r'..'. a this country.
II" said he had ....."l Martens for
marty three yea; III had loaned him
$4,000.
MiSicg said ~ e.. ~ like to See tho
people OF the L ;-& States adopt the
soviet form OF gov, rnmcnt as health
Ter" than the present one.
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No STRIKE Vote
TAKEN By THE
RAILROACERS

,.,,v.r.I,.,p @. Nuy g. NJ A.
i... ',,.r..-. .....lt e, It.ir.'fd >trlay
hl Ia" four :I'rV.ad tH"Ih' rh""iS va"
;th,u To-day hy the -" general 'Aa'f-
,;,u,r.I If H.. l-"rr.: iin"%' "!;"r 81
linn, ,,,.d nn.. .l,aiG f." Slow freight SER
v.r,. .t'.t un Nu'tr VA i'""n on th% ii"-
I,r.ll:..f. ,'thuHIH 4 ml"t."u I" H";@ IN
IL MI: :,Iu!;..i. rn' .""lCTrnC' .Id-
inurr,H .I,, rH,a Afternoon. and w'n
mi .t...a. jr-u.r:rnw !n"rHlHg. i'$-
rrSs.uu e.: ;..r proposition ava ihr 'r-
IS, of il. i.r.m,u and trAumrn e.:
.r.u,III Wtr" .n'r,a~'' occupied t"!S AL
Tt,. mnri,in4 session adjourned at
r,,.m for .un,i.tru aud ",t' o! tn ht"iu-
cruurd ch."i$ Iul.'",l't ihhl = yet"
taken. but 1t later d,vri"pcd that iA.s
vas an error and that only Il u"t."n
70 vote GA 1t wa: Id"pi"d.
When II" cpn;"rulrc" r"ISS"lmir"d TINS
AFTERNOON thu director general "'t":
vas ...aiu taken up. Many Im"HimyutN
were offered ny the d"lrLhiri AND CU'-
;ncr Requests were - nj |" W hNH'hE'"h
tor r\pl.luItI'u ct II" "'':N'h-'H ~ con-
meet ION with 'i.r rHmlnt''un "I fr"i'rh-
r.rs ,ti.d .Iinrut'I"CS. "A *lrGilt'd HE
IA" director E'N'!.,I
II MAJ earned from an auth"r!t1'!N"
source t"-n,sht tiE'' IA" ""I"t't"S arc
nl,n>,d t. :,r,rIiiuE the proI"s.tI"u #
all the aih.sr?ri.~ and allowances *
sting in many >rn'dGir~ Al present are
eliminated. figuring that tn" loss or
;nrS,. arn.,r,r.rS and allowances ~
u,..,yiy equal /" the amount gained ry
Tia, ,y,rl!i in" offer.
Many Il, !,g.t,S claim the numbers OF
thr four railroad hrrtHrrh""dS haze
.,ron di~,r:u.rn.. Il against. Il was sad:
IN tlr. :, y'H' Ii;uh.L 81 !h'r"Hs"H
wages - uin,r railroad ch'i,.rE's
The gene raj ,nnirnwn and "hl"f OK
ccutIv"s OF u" t!"rin"'t c"ndErl"rS ana
truIuu.rn ", /" IA session Tonight work.
!ug ON figures - show how the tiur
rrr.!,ht service. with iiir elimination g!
,,rI,.trar.rs aud @I"r'i.u allowances Will
affect th-.r lUrlHD, r..
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FORMER LOCAL MAN
SUES FOR SIS, 900

Word was rr""jy"d in tbs r.ty YES
tvrday ;ha; James \. Farrell. - former
merchant 90 Warwp"d. w" ,rft her"
about Cisit Yeas I1.r. ! bringing suit
against Mayor = W. W.S;rvC-. &c Ali
anc-. ONO. for s@5."Gu 81 4 charg" It
intentional maljci"uS ISLANDER. This r.
suited from a r"r..nt campaign for n"
mavcralty % that city. I - said.
The suit ~ on the d"c}irt of ~. CONT
Of that county :"r Saturday. November
2sth. Mr.. Fnrr.N was crHd;da;" t"r
rnavrr OF Allianrr AZ IN" la'" election
and durirg the campaign Mayor West
,vor. WHO was u Candidat" - SccC"Hd
himself. * alleged :" hoy" attacked Mr..
FarreirS character.
The election wh!rh resulted in N"
case he!rg brought int" court occurred
several months aG". resulting in Mr.
Farrell. receiving III votes {" Mr.. West
overs 3.5s9 votes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives Home Made
Recipe to Darker Gray Hair.

Mrs. VI. = Gil. SpiC. Will known
beauty specialist 81 NaNSa. cay. recent
II gave out the following statement ro-
gardjnS gray hair:
Anyone can prepare = simpl" mixture
at home that w:ll dark"u gray hair and
make IL soft and glossy. To a half pm;
OF water add our.cc OF bay rum. small
box Of Barba compound and =, ounce
OF glycerinc.
These ingredient. van % purchased
at any drug store AZ very little cost.
Apply TO the hair twjc" 4 week untl tho
desired shade is obtained. This will make
q Eray-haired person lock twenty years
younger. II does not color the scalp. is
not sticky or greasy and dos not rub
on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
WHEELING STEEL & IRON
DECLARES A DIVIDEND

The regular ? per cent dividend was
declared yesterday by the beard 1T d.
rccturs of the Wheeling Steel & Iron
Co. payable January 20. The. books
close December 20. The financial
standing of the company was report, Il
finance.
The Yorkville plant will resume WORK
next week. according to ia" report As
had h,"u received. th. dirr,,-
tors declared. that enough uH.u would
bc available to "p"rat" - m.lIs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

NEW DOK|ES
oY11 900 Attend ALL N1aHT CEHE-
1roH1AI AT PYTHIAN CASTLE.
Big Turkey Feed Served at Midnight Be-
Sorn Candidates start Hard Trip.

As the Intclligcncer went 70 press TINS
morning tho pokie ceremonial At ihr ny
THAN Castle. was still raging. HAIRY
Mcrond, the genial floor PAGER f"r one OF
the large department shores, ma" JUST
started across the burning sands. and at
last reports from the Castle, nc was go
ing strong.
Nine hundred Dokics arr in attendance
at the ceremonial. Eastern pennsylvania
and Ohio are we'll r'p-"Sni'Fi.
Turkey with all trlmmlnGs1"aS served
i,,at before the candidates stated across
the desert. Joy rslIns SUPREME At tn"
o., Castle. and all are happy except t"w
candidates, and they'll be hap1v. TOO.
lust as soon as the cererpnn'al - over.
Dahna Temple Is 10 be congratulated "p-
on the success OF last nights event. Ihey
have earned the title or ahe SUNSHINE
Boys
II was decided to hold the next cerc-
rncnial New Years eve.
The candidates FOR tho CEREMONIAL &C.
gree last night were:
Albert G.. Wagner CARL kfit'"r
Jas. b. Stephens II. :. Mccoy
= d policy Joseph J. Bolton
Thos. Collins ttarrF PIAon
John T. Fitch "i!iiaEn n Sauh-
>si,r. Sinous dcrS
Las Williams \. hurley Thomp-
Burt Gilltgan son
Carl +. CHASER !. X. FRAZER
chester Russell !. X. Long
Harry Gashel W W. Rags
90 q Dean Hartford Rucher
II " Wells Jacob Levin
Albert Schenk Elmer RACK
49,, Schania charles Nolte. Jr.
Hanson Holmes n ". NuthoacHeF
: II. +. Perley H. H. kaa"r
: F1atcr Peake. Harold Sha1eF
n. Dingigo w. hiHel
A. J. Cashdoliar A. r Eoernho
r,dvard Custer II. b. Johns
John PotesS n. W. McHoru
nv schlop Albert J. Schmidt
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Kra.nmcr-C umnuns.

\ qua, In; very pr"t;! welding was
snn nriz"d ,">tcriaN morning at the
corpus Christi church. when MISS
Et@,I rurumius and Edward kr4mmrr'
popular young people 81 HNr""ou, W.T.
limited i'm Inarriaur Th" young ncopl''
viii rr:tvr IN Il short wedding trip after
" alrh they Will make their home IN
NIrvtul.
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Liberty Cabbage supper.

men Of tn" Lu,hyrau Eruthrrh"uG in
III" Liberty Claha"" SUPPER t" p" given
in IN" dining r"n;n "I tn church. I'r-
g,.nhrr II. George W".Sh2r and .N"rn
,;,nri.,. i;ruin AMI Alfred liarhcuCS.
nave rnarg,, ur iHr dining room. II"
men Will have conulrt" ra:'r;" and they
N'..'t t. make !: - success without
hrlN
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To ErAct Addition.

NJ. IlauScr. .rcrciary and tysaSurcr
has inst returned To Indianapolis after
n hmNiirSs trip e. the local plant in
W:uwond Mr. liaus"r STATE! that IN
tn,. pring work VIII II" started on Tia"
rrrrrr.. Of HU addition 1" tn" present
r!:,r.t 90 Z .. mot lrr=' ,n"EGiL Tia"
new addition VIII b. IL. ! for Il" St":-
az, "f paper and c"rrnG"trd boxes.
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ropr Gases Of Scarlet Fever

Dr.. ". :. Wrbh slated last night thaI
,hrrr ar. four cases of scarlet fever IN
tnwu. Non" Of TIA" cas- : mr" serious ana
every effort is bcin.; made 10 prevent us
spreading. NJ
Two eases are ut the homo or MI.
Marsh. uC Twcn;y-frst street. and two
at tho homo OF Mr.. Ebcrts on Sixteenth
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

Tho hrAyy rainfall ;" ;h.S s','."n IN
The lat couple dd:S has caused '"n-
-.,IrrJh., damage. NJ The >.r'hi1'
,hrnugnuu' town ara "v"rli"winE and
M, streets ar,. =, very had condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Thousands Have Tape
Worms Without Knowing t

Many sufferers who Asss doctoFSd FOR S.ouIch
discovered ths. .tAps-Wurm o. sthU WORMS ID the
stomach and int.stID0 canssd tAAlr trouble
II you hars . Pale eonpaadoa. lull sres. rings
under the eyes. coSted tonrlA heartburn. ~ on
the stomach. diIzincsi. ks1dAcAes. ooast!pAdon.
nor appetite. o EnAv1ns sensation In the sctn-
ach. offonHrs breath or excessive Nervousness.
write The vita. Tone Co. Dept IS. t:l 18Th g.,
Milwaukee. VIII. VINO EIlrantes to rsnore tare-
worms and reliere stomach troubles and send Their
treatment on the Fres THAI plaa.
This company Will sad yuu free o. charge. .
booklet telling an About IL Empfoms and eAus.s
Of tape- ~urm. and o,hsr worms. sad hou 10 ec.
nd OF them and other forfns q stomach troubles
q, home without disunS o. danesG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

Reflections Of Grass widow, the
latest fiction serial stories by MISS Jano
Dixon, 20 appear Monday, esday
and Saturday in The Wheeling 1ntelli-
genoer. Order your subscription today.
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Social to 10 Held.

inn: circle VIII l." held Friday evening
a The hurur OF Miss Mary l-"ni;. IN Cen,
Ter W.uwo,,d. ~ thiS time plans VIII
l,. completed for til" social to be given
III tn, urXt couple weeks.
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date has been changed from Monday +"
Thursday ryrE!mgs. NJ members are
rrJurSirl to d. rr-S"n; rs matters per
tanning e. Tia E,d cross work L. b"
t;tIru IN By tn DnN, will be discussed.
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Stone and dirt from tho tracks. All aut"
drivers and street Car men az" notified
tu run slow ~ tEiS is I very dangerous
uiaCr.
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Scout Meeting,

III. M.,hn,l.-i church. VIII meet this
ry,r,us at ;hr church,. Th" meeting
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\. nunu Yesterday ~" cars on III"
VS.; l',nu Tra,iI"n lines were held NJ
'a- f:f,"'n MINUTES "n account of "a
'.rr,. '..H &C ;H.- ..' 80" Top nay. On
'lsr l;,,r ,nAH. = ',"-, rur,'' 49, M II
X,r,. cared y IL" 81; 'i,"" moved The
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rama. 4s.aacnes and Pains.

Colds Cause Headaches and Pains.
Fevcrish Headaches and Body rams
caused from a cold are soon relieved ny
taxing LAXATIVE BROAO QUINN e
Tablets, There is only ore promo Out
nine" E. W. GROVES signature on the
hor 30c
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAA1I's.-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-03
Grocery Department

Concord Grapes, very large, basket .. SOC
Blackberries, very NICE 8 boxes . soc
Egg RANT, per pound Observation-Disclosures. 15c
j GGood G Eating Apples, per box ............. $500
Picking Cucumbers, pounds for - Csc
Large Cucumbers, each ... . &c
Green Peppers, pound .....,..2 25c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-03

WANTED-Stenographer = Inquire
American Railway Express Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
FOREIGN PORTS

AZORES, Aug 1s.-sailed: Steamer Tar
tar Prince (Br.), from Alexandra for Bos
ton.
BARBADOS. Aug 2O-Arrrvea: Steam
er Chigneoto (BrD, Halifax. e.. 49,.
BARRY, Aug. 22-Sailed: Steamer St
Clair, Sandy Hook.
BUENos AYREs, Aug. a. 20 Sailed
aan Barks svsr sE@nssn S I s SN9r9 New York Bol. Be-
Chattanooga, New York via Para, etc.
bark Durham (Nor.}. Philadelphia.
r. cALcUTTA. Aug; l7:-sailed: Steamers r.
York. 1sth-Matoppo (Br), New York.
CARDIFF. Aug 22.-satled: Steamer
Wakan. from Hull for Newp9rt News u,
COLOMBO, Aug. 2o.--Arrived: steame
seekonk. New York via Bombay, etc.
DOVER, Aug. 2S.-Passed: Steamer ia
son. New York for Hamburg.
FALMOUTH, Aug 23.-Arrived: Steam
er kasera Fr1; NswpoTt ssn News via nonn Mew
'aI FoWEY. FI1S'S'a Aug. A ~. ~ Sailed: Steamer
Steadfast. New York.
ers Izvor Gtal). Philadelphia; WaItham
G GLASGOW. Apg. 22-Arriysd: stsaser 5ss
sIsfnsr slsa Lake Yelvsrton New York
GREENOCK Aug 23.-Arrived; Steamer
J,
HALIFAX. Aug. 24:-Arrived: Steamers
Royal George (Br), Southampton for New
York (qnd proceeded de- A. no9n1 yr carmasa sd
Steamer saxonia (Br) Cfrom London),
New York.
HoNq pss.s KoNG sru Avg 15aD, slArTyss San pysa
cisco Via Yokohama and Kobe.
caiiise lRr5, New york a., s.s....,-.
Huroniun (Br), Boston for Liverpool z2d
Lake Tgrlough, Montreal for Liverpool -
H0BE Aug 1JsS issSled vanaouves s:eaRs5I Kin
s IIvE ss.,, 81; AuE "a 1s-Arrysa A,I,ysa
Sailed: Steamers Lake Fresco. Norfolk
22d, Bohemian (Br.). Boston; Andalusia,
LIzAKD' Aug. 2s-Passed. Steamers
Astrakhan tBr.). Norfolk for Amster-
dam; Belnngham. New York for Rotter-
dam; Hindustan Br) Norfolk for Ant
burg; Western Ocean. Norfolk for Brest.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-sailed Steamer
1Bro. aaA' HaiIfax. aai3. ard, sailed: steamer
iAIIN HEAD, aug. 2s. Passed
Steamer Wampum. New York for Glas-
gov.
MANcHEsrER. Aug. "a. - Arrived
Galveston.
Steamer Rothley tBrD. Newport News.
N n TE I'D o, Aug. 2o--saiied
Steamer Cottonwood, New York.
NEWPORT. England, Aug. 2S.-Saiisd
Steamer ceralvo. New York.
PARA, Aug. 22.--Arrived: Steamer
Nance (Br). New York via Barbados.
Passages, August l6.--Arrived Bark
Basconia tSpan.), New Orleans.
PERRIN. Aug. 2s.--Passed: Steamers
Oneka (Br), Calcutta and Colombo for
New York. 21st, sailed: Steamer Art
osto (Br.) (trom Colombo. stc.). Boston
and New York.
PRAwLE POINT. Aug. ss--Passea
Steamer Airlie. Baltimore for Copenhagen.
PRESTON, England. Aug. 22.-Arrived
Schooner irma. River Herbert, N s.
PORTLAND, England Aug. 2s.--Ar-
rived: Steamer Huberfels Il. Al, New
York.
RANGOON. Aug. ls-Sa!led: Steamer
City Of Birningham tBr). Boston.
ST. MICHAELS, Aug. .2.-Sailed: Steam
er Giuseppi Verdi Ut) (trom Genoa). New
York
SANTOS. Aug. 2l-Arrived: Schooner
Paul e. Thuriow, Newport News
SClLLY. Aug. 2s. - Passed. Steamers
Lake Berdan. New York for Antwerp;
2sd. IndianoIa ((Br.l, Boston for London,
SHANGHAI Aug. 21---Agrtved: Steamer
venszuels. San yranctseo. YakoAoma. eta
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Home Sector to Appear
Here on September IL
Neac York Tribune
" nsk,al dtoU RaIrenn


WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-The IA
nous A. E. F. newspaper, 1.-The Stars
and Stripes" will be perpetuated in
the United Stat,s in the form of sThe
Home Sector" weekly magazine for
the rank and file Of the veterans of
the world war, it was learned here
to-day
The first number of "The Home Sec
tor" which is to be published by the
Butterick Company, of New York, will
be issued on September II. Practically
the entire editorial staff of The Stars
and Stripes" will be reclaimed on the
new publication.
Among the regular contributors to
THE Home Sector" will be Gantland
Rice and Franklin P Adams, of The
New York Tribune; Alexander VOL
colt, Of "The New York Times" and H.
Leroy Baldridge and "Wally" Wald-
gren, artists of THE Stars and
Stripes" Baldridge will make cover
designs and "Waily" will assist "F. ?.
A" in enlivening THE Dizzy Sector"
the new magazines humorous section.
Elsie Janis will contribute to the
first issue, which is expected to num-
Der 400, 900 copies.
The editorial staff of The Home
Sector" will be: Editor in chief, Har-
old Ross, former editor of "The Stars
and Stripes; managing editor, John
I. Wlnterich, formerly of "The Spring
field Republican,; Paris correspondent,
Hudson c. Hawiey; Washington cor
respondent, Rixey Smith, and Philip
Won Blon and Tip Bliss.
The first number of the magazine
will devote considerable space to bills
for universal military training pend
ing before Congress and the revelation
of prison camp cruelties in France, in
which HardBoiled" Smith figured.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Sail To-day
Sail Wednesday
Ian Cumming, Cape
AMERICAN PORTS

sfss,: sFs so, NJ = Baa5ssr Porssad osSa%s
ward l.ucken bach. Boston.
steamers Lake Gilboa, Portland; Aquia
bal yestnorge (Nor.), Santa Marta Day
ton; Port Lobos; Minnesotan, Philadelphia
stsasTa GnAFf4sgoN Ty5ss sSr s. 6 6 Aus Aas2a
Arapahoe. Jacksonville; tug Cleopatra
with barges Northerner No. and North,
erner No. 10 in tow from Norfolk for
JACKsONvILLE. Fla. Aug. 24.-Ar-
rived Steamer Nantucket. Baltimore via
s,asEDs- NbY WEsT N,FH T, PS, Eia, Aug 24-Arrived;
sailed for Punta Rassa: tug Nimrod. Cuban
cote, Havana.
Coast, three barges in tow. and sailed for
PORT EADS. Aug. 24.-Arrived: steam
e.s e Lake Belnona, Porto Rico Radha.
sFro,greso omoa (Hond). Port Cortez
saued Steamers Coppenaue. Port Ba srios
.a2an: Bocas del Toro via Swan Island
&. PoRTL4ND POE Ne. Aug. ~ - Arrived
Land Seneca. philadelphia. Sailed. 2Sd
Steaner 4;e1, Hewitt. New York
stda' rokr TAMPA, Fla, Aug. 24-sailed: :
sAvANNAH' Ca. aug Aug a''' 2tyArri~cd ny ss5
Sstea!ners I-ehtsh, Charleston; West Cobalt
NoEI9IM ~. WiiFi, Gi6ara (Cuban) Havana schoon-
TANfoA Ill iiiieau' y" liinlnston
er Lake Fossil, New Orleans.
=, ffll-A D DELPHIA, Aug. "a. Arrived
transport Ell Oriente, France; Steamers
kremiin tBelg.). Newport: Lake Marta+o.
= = 1ueVitas' Arna tNor), Huelva; Knoxville
MARCUS HOOK-Aug. "A. - Passed
down: steamers Garfield phiiadelphia Tor Tor
New York; Frederick R. Kellogg, Phila-
delphia for Tampico; Nedmac, Philadel-
phia for Rio de Janeiro and Santos Mie-
Zero, Philadelphia for Matanzas. Ontario
philadelphia for Boston, Paraguay. -
Her'nione, ---. schooner Gladys NJ Tay-
Tor. Philadelphia for St. Louis Du Rhone
PORT ARTHUR. Texas Aug "a =
Sailed: Steamers Arethusa, Naval Station
Comet and Socony, from Beaumont to
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Transpacitfc Mails


The connecting mails close 1T tho Con.
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postorics
stations, New York. at 2. M. as follows:
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. Siam. CO.
cnin China. Netherlands East Indies and
thlipplne Islands, Via Seattle, per steam
ship ProteH.aus August 25.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed oniy). via Seattle. per steamship
Arabia Maru, August rs.
=, Hawaii via San Francisco. per steamship
Manoa. August 2S
Japan. Corea China. Siberia. Siam. TO-
chin chm China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver. B. G..
per steamship Empress of Japan. August 80.
Hawaii Guam and Siberia. via San Fra n
cisco. per United States transport, Au-
Japan. Corea. China. Siam. Cochin China.
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Isl.
aMnas yia Seattle. per steamship Manila
japan, Corea, China. Siberia. Siam. Co
chin China and Netherlands East Indies. via
San Franc isco. per steamship Siberia Maru,
- Tahiti. Marqueaas. Cook islands. New
Austraiia. via San Francisco. per steam
ship Moana. September g.
cially-addressed mail for New Zealand.
va San francisco. per steamship Sonoma.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
tra1a. via Vancouver and Victoria, & c.,
per steamship Niakura. indefinite.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
British Give Hieh
Praise to American
Soldiers i'm Parade
London Comments on Stern
Faces of 'Pershing's Own
Marching in Peace Cele-
bration; Made Impression

LONDON, July 20 Correspondence
Of The Associated Press ).-The pro-
visional regiment of American soldiers
who followed General Pershinr in the
Peace Day procession, was the first
sample of American fighting troops to
march in London. Other organizations
seen here had been on their way to the
battlefelds, while these men were re-
turning.
Here were the Americans in steel
helmets, marching in companies Of
eight abreast with bayonets fixed >
said "The Daily Express" They are
as jovial as any when the procession
matted, for time, but while they
marched their faces were as serious
and as immobile as the gravest of
craven images. They made a profound
impression on the onlookers. Their
marching was Roman in it's iron stern
ness and precision"
A magnificent regiment it was" sa id
ihe Daily Telegraph: young men. all
OF them, and the Quintessence of the
alert ind 1.-THE. KHAKI clad in brown
steel helmets they looked mos. work
manlike.
How magnifcently they marched
swinging past in perfect alignment,
with a long. easy stride, heads held
hlgn and shoulders squared" said "The
DAILY News" They are greeted vo-
ciferously with as good cheering as !
ever remember having heard in Lon
dom"
There was a grim, indomitable look
about Pershing's men," said The Daily
Sketch /" ''an effect greatly heightened
by their steel helmets. and it made all
the more wonderful the burst Of clear
color which followed as their massed
banners came by. Old Glories. along
with the rest, held American fashion,
so that the fabric flew freely and no
shred of color was lost. The cheering
OF the crowd turned at the sight 20 a
great 'Ah' of delight.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Going g On To-day
DAY

Metropolitan Museum Of Art Admission
% cents.
American Museum OF Natural History.
Admission, % cents.
American Museum of Safety Admission,
25 certs.
Van Cortlandt Museum. Admission, %
cents
geological Park. Admission free.
The = uarlum, Admission free.
sixteenth elnuAl convention OF the EQuit
ablc Life Assurance Society Registra-
tom in the west foyer, Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel, . d. m.
American National Exhibition. Executive
offices in rooms l07 and 109, Waldorf AS
torial Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

Schooner Levi W. ostrandsr. New York
via Balboa.
-. .sHIMoNOsEKI. Aug. 22 Arrived ::
Steanlar Wehtern Glen. Seattle
~ SHIELDS. Aug. 2a.-sailed: Steamer
Grace Dollar lBr.l. New York.
e.. SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 23 - Arrived ::
leans
YOKOHAMA. Aug. 1o.--Arrived: Steam
ers Empress of Russia (Br) Vancouver
West Henshaw. Seattle
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

JOHN WALTER WOOD.
CAROLINE Il. PERRY.
henry v. GREEN
Executors
LOUIS II. PORTER Artoru4y .or Ex.
ecutprs. Office and +. @ address se
Broad Street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Transports Due the Next T,co Dny,
TODAY

PIE" L. Iloa including Bss.on
~ ' company 'Camp upon
eam camp upon) 101st Uptonl
The Henderson, Brest
F, AA~r
Is. inudinp
nent Mobile Repair Shop
Unit +' "A oo"""iSs"S UNIT
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Cla sified d Advertising
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Aaseut IL months; brown legs and black
~ In the vicinity of the estate OF H. p.
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"a address on collar; hhqRsl reward
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Island.
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AZORES, Aug. 1S.-Sailed: Steamer Tar
tar Prince (Br), from Alexandra for Bos-
ton
BARBADOS, Aug. 2o.--ArrIved: Steam
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Highest, 80 degrees at 5 D. m. lowest
~ degrees at s. 40 a. m; average, so de-
grees; average same date last year. rs de-
grees; average same date for thirty hree
years, II degrees.
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