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SAILED.

Strs stavangercn (Nor). ciudad Bolivar:
Salem County, Port Lo5os; Anglo Egyptian
Br). London; Comanche, Charleston and
Jacksonville Wynooche. London; Guiana
(Br). Perth Amboy; Everest Orb. Baiti-
more; Bayonne (motor). Philadelphia; HUI
iaco, Port Isobos.
strs. Turriaiba. Kingston. &c; Lake Stir
ling, Richmond; 1l Mundo, Galveston; Nu-
bian (Br), Manchester; Gulf OF Mexico, Port
Arthur; Polar Bear. Constantinople; Riowa
La Romano: Decatur Bridge, Galveston;
Ansaldo (ItaD, Genoa via Philadelphia:
Pennsylvania. Tarnpico.
Sailed 18th. str Luigi Rizzo NtaD, Genoa
Sailed 18th. str Clan Ranald (Dr), Alex
andria. Padang. &c.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced TO leve) at New York on Tues
day. Oct 10. 1920. at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-scven hurdredths (3O21)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and rixty-eight and eight-tenths (76ss)
millimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying in or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data. for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM, calm; partly
cloudy; smooth sea. At City Island at sun
set. WSW, light breeze; thick haze; smooth
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Siiverbrook Sc N Hatteras noon. 18th.
Soeony ~ Z Sand Key noon 18th.
solitaire 2og w Inmpa noon 18th;
18th.
Stockton 80 from San Pedro PM 18th.
SURNAME 14S n Belize noon 18th.
sylvan Arrow 3.490 from San Francisco 8
PM 10th.
rancarvine lat 80 OF. lon rs o6 noon 18th.
Ielesfora dc Larrinaga off Key West noon
18th.
Tippecanoe so q Fire Island $50 PM 10th.
Tollard 675 % Five Fathom Bank L v noon
18th.
Toloa $40 N cristobai noon 18th.
rrilnountain 119 Sc Hatteras noon 18th.
w 3 keene 30 SW Cape Lookout noon 19th.
w L steed 20 SW Hatteras noon 10th.
w M Irish 100 Hatteras noon 10Th.
Waimarino lat is 4S. Ion 1853 46 noon 18th.
Wallingford go San Francisco 8 Pm 18th.
West Apaum 40 N Cape San Antonio noon
18th.
West Cactus sos from San Francisco 8 PM
West Cadron 2o2 w Honolulu noon 18th.
West Canon $50 from San Pedro 8 PM 18th.
West Inskip 500 N San Pedro noon 18th.
West Islip 500 s San Pedro PM 18th.
West Isom 1928 from Cape Flattery Pm
West Jester 1858 from Cape F1attery 8 PM
10th.
west Niger 271 w Honolulu noon 18th.
West Nilus 1895 w San Francisco noon
West Nlvaria 1880 w Columbia River PM
10th.
westferd 40 NE Cape Henry noon 10th.
Wheatland Montana s.S44 from Seattle PM
-wico so N Hatteras noon 18th.
Wilhelmina 4es from San Francisco Pm
VIM 9 Warden Il I. sw Sand 4 KY noon ,sth.
Zacapa 400 Scotland l. noon 10th.
zulia 1,o74 Scotland l. noon 18th.
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ARRIVED.

Str vauban (Br), Liverpool Oct 0, to the
Lamport A. Holt Line. with % first. 113
nails and mdse. Went 10 pier ~ Hoboksn'
Str Stavaugcrfjord (Nor), Christiania Oct
8, to the Observation-Disclosures Line. with
100 first. $50 second cabin and e3i steerage
passengers, mails and mdse. Went TO foot
OF Goth street, Brooklyn.
Str Ryndam lputch). Rotterdam Oct 9.
Boulosne 9th and Plymouth 10th, to the Hol-
land-America Line. with 212 first. 3o4 second
cabin and 1.21I steerage passengers, mails
and mdse. Went to foot Of 9th street. Ho-
Str Logan (transporD. Trieste sept "a
Naples Both and Gibraltar Oct 8. 70 Phelps
cabin and 1899 storage passengers and
mdse. Went TO pier 2. Army Base. Brooklyn.
20 Nor,on fy CO. w fiawpod ss n transit si
brooklyn.
Brace Co, in ballast. Went to New York
liarbor Dry Dock, Clifton. 81.
str American. Hamburg Sept 90 and P1ym-
outh Oct 3, 20 the United American Line.
with mdsc. Went to pier Z. North River
Str Honnedaga. Rotterdam Oct q and Brix-
Line. in ballast. Went to New York Dock
Co.'S pier %. Brooklyn.
Str Medina, Bordeaux Oct 8. 20 the NAL
Str Lake Tsnsdale, Taltai Sept 81 and
cristobal Oct z. TO cailaghan. Atkinson
Dock Co.'S pier a., Brooklyn.
Str Tennyson tBr), Santos Sept 30. Rio
Ianeiro Oct 2 and Barbados 18TH. to the
Lamport a Holt Limo, with f00 passengers,
mails and rndsc. Went TO pier 8. Brooklyn.
Str Hegre (Nor, Cartagcna Oct and
Porto Colombia 10th. to the Five Continent
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went 70 pier 81.
East River.
Str Ponce. Mayaguez. Ponce and San Juan,
20 the New York and Porto Rico Steamship
Co. with passengers, malls and mdse.
str Sarnmaccn. Puerto Barrioa Oct 10 and
Tela nth. to the United Fruit Co, with
paasonxcrs and fruit.
str Glendoyle, segua Oct and Antiiia
Went 70 pior 20. East River.
ptr General Geo w Cocktails. Crfstobal Oct
~ and Port au Prince 18th. to the Panama
Railroad Stenmship Line, with % passengers.
mails and mdse Went TO pier 7. Hoboken.
Str Agwifnoon, Port Lobos Oct 10, TO the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co,
with crude oil. Went 10 pier 1. Bayonne.
Ctr Mexico, Havana Oct 10, 10 the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with
1c2 passongers, malls and mdse
str San Marcos, Galveston Oct 10 and Key
West flth. to the Mallory Steamahip Co.
with fnd1c. Went 10 pier So. North River.
Str Georgia. Port Arthur.
Str Sunbeam, Texas City Oct IL, TO the
Standard OIL Co OF New York, with crude
Str Arrpahoc, Jacksonville and Charleston,
20 the Clyde Bfeamship Co, Viih ndsc. Went
10 pier 81, North River
Sir city OF Savannah, Sayanuas, to the
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New York; Lake Fontana. do; y pnS,a me,
phia: Foyle (3r). New York.
SINGAPORE, Oct 13--Arrived, sti Trekieve
(Br), New York via Port Said for Calcutta !;
18th, West Henshaw, San Francisco via
Manila.
Sailed 18th. str Tamatsu Maru Jap).
ST LUCIA, Oct 1s--Arrived. str Eastern
Victor, Seattle via Panama for Sebastopol.
ST MICHAELS, Oct 16-Sailed. str Britain
MIA lFr). from Lisbon, &c, for New York;
STOCKHOLM. Oct S-Arrived, str Vol
turno utaD. New York.
SUEZ, Oct lT-Arrlved. str Kasama (Br).
Bombay for New York.
SUNDERLAND. Oct 1e--Arrived. str Wear
bridge (Br). Galveston.
TRIESTE. Oct l7--sailed. str Italia (BD.
VALElTA. Oct 14-Arrived. str Putnam,
New York.
VALPARAISO. Oct 1G--sailed. str Santa
Teresa, New York.
vERDON, Oct 13-Arrived. str Guipozcoa
(Sp), Norfolk.
Woo, oct 12-Arrived. str Guantanamo.
New York.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 13--Arrived. str Seiyo
Maru (Jap). San Francisco via Portland. o.
and Astoria.
Arrived iAth. str Toyama Maru (Jap). Sc
attle
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CLEARED.

| (rrom U. s. Naval Communication servfce)
Str Nile (Br). Paterson. Liverpool-Cunard
| Steamship Co, Ltd.
via Cherbours-white Star Line.
Peilade5phia- NsI : TrSda r+,,o,,.
varna, &c--A II Bull & Co.
Str Glens 1,hv (br} oTffiths. Alexandria
town. &c-west India Steamship Co.
Str Lafcomo. Fisher. Rio Janeiro. Santos.
Str Tabor (Nor). Gabrielsen. Rio Janeiro.
Santos, &c-Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Santa Elisa, Gaitser africa. caiiao,
Str Kiowa. walker. La Romana-clyde
Str Psr%a 1. w pSyle Barbados St
Str Lake NarlSa,. Kane. Cape Haiti.
Gonaives. &c-Raporel Line.
Str San Pablo. Reads. Limon-United Fruit
Str Avondale. Belins. Port Lobos--waiker
& DAILY.
Str Rapidan. Eckaran. Port Lobos. Mex
Str w H Tiiford. Kehoe. Tampico--D T
Warden.
str Pennsylvania. Iversen. Tsmpico-The
Str Robert NJ Thompson, Mcfarland.
Vera Cruz--New York and Cuba Mail Steam
Str Lake Daraga. swceting. Guantanamo,
Santiago, &c-New York and Cuba Mail
I ut steamship Co. N
Str Firmorc, Robertson, Dafquiri, Cuba
Ore Steamship Corporation.
Str El Mundo. PARKER. MISREPRESENTATION
Pacific Co.
Str Polarine. Wallace, Beaumont. Tex-D
T Warden.
Str NJ F1agler. Michaeison. Texas City,
Tex--D I Warden.
Str s b Hunt. Rainier. Texas City. Tex
ID L Warden.
Str City OF Savannah. Borum. Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Harrington Court (Br). wilson, New
port News-Compagnie Generate Transatlan-
tioue.
Str Lake Stirling. Bagbei. Richmond, Va
Richmond and New York steamship Co.
Str Roman Prince (Br). Durrant, Philadei-
phia-Furness. Witty & Co.
Str City OF Melbourne (Dr), Laiday, Mont
real--Norton. Lilly & Co.
schr Eastwood fBr). P'fbl!cover. Newark.
NI-Scammel Bros
Barge Daniel M Munro (Br). Mcdonald,
Windsor, MS l. whitney 4 Co
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

guayra and Puerto Cabello. str Phnadei-
phia. $3.50 AM (sup 1880 AND.
: ST Thomas, ST Croix, ST Kits. NEVIS, SABA,
ran. Martinique, Guadaloupe. Dominica. ST
Lucia, Barbados and for Guiana VIA SsSrse-
str Parma. II N (sup ] PM).
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81.
North Brazil and Iquitos (other parts Of
Brazil ., str saliust, $50 AN.
North Brazil. Isaltos. Maceic. PsrnaT M
rail- to Newport News and thence by str
South Brazil 90. via Rio Janeiro and
South Brazil argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay >. via Rio Janeiro, Santos and
Buenos Aires, str Lafcomo, AN.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
Grenada. st Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudsd
and Georgetown. str Maravai. AM. !.
Jamaica. via Port Antonio, str Julia. 8
PM.
Transpaci6c Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan. corea. China. Siberia. slam.
and Philippine Islands. via Seattle str Tai
thybius. Oct 20.
Hawaii. Samoan, Islands. Australia - and s
via San Francisco. str Ventura, Oct II.
Japan, Corea, China and Siberia, via So
attle str Fushma Maru, Oct %.
Hawaii, Via saa Francisco. str wilhel-
nina, Oct 90.
Japan, Corea and Siberia. via Seattle, str
Alabama Maru, Oct %.
Hawaii, China, Siam. French Indo-China
and Netherlands East Indies, via San Fran
cisco, str China, Oct %.
Unjust be specially addressed for this
steamer
fParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Sept IT, Sydney 18th, Wellington 26th and
Auckland 9th, which arrived per str Tahiti,
were despatched east from Seattle Oct
i6 and are due in New York on the after
noon of Thursday. Oct 81.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.


Str Erholm (Nor). Walton. NS. for New
York. with plaster to the Rock Plaster
Manufacturing Co.
Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
TO the Eastern Steamship Corporation. with
passengers and mdse.
Tugs A p Skidmore. light Cat 2 PM);
Clara II poane. with barges Cat 3 40
PAD; Rich Steers. with Cat 40 PAD;
Socony No 4. with 2 Cat 4:l5 PM).
Bound East.
Str Gencedam (Br). New York for Wal
schr Jonathan Gone. New York for Oak
Bluffs.
Schr Ella, New York for South Norwalk.
Schr Laforrest L Simmons. New York for
Taunton, Mass (anchored).
Schr Blake (Br), Elizabethport for st
Johns (anchorcd).
schr Emily F Northam. Port johnson for
st Johns, NF (anchored).
Schr William A Naughlen Br), South
Amboy for Halifax (anchored).
Schr Harriet @ whitehead, South Amboy
for Providence (anchored).
Tugs Peerless, with barge Cat 2:15 PM)
Watuppa, with Cat IL 80 PM; John Gar
gett. with Cat PM).
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[Reported TO the photographic Office1
OCT 10. lat 30 ~. Ion ~ 10. derolict
barge awash.
The Y s Coast Guard cutter Seneca reports
that on Oct 10 and II she WAS working, as
sisted by two tugs. on derelct schr Esther
Ann, which grounded on Great Gull Bank.
Shoal llghtehip, several logs about 100 feet
long and is Inches In diameter several bales
OF cotton, small hatch cover and various
pieces OF wreckage.
oct II. lat 81 IS. lon "a 20. what appeared
10 be barge about 100 feet long. bottom
,un.
Oct IL, lat 70 90 lon rs 80. n cylindrical
buoy with square cage work.
Oct II. lat IS 10. Ion ~ o0. broken spar
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about Q feet IN diameter. projecting about 9
feet out of water, apparently attached to
submerged wreckage.
Oct II, lat SO "a. lon rs IS. the top of
deckhouae painted white.
Oct 10, lat "a &c. Ion SO 90. two pieces of
wreckage, the largest about 35 feet long and
resembling part OF schooners bulwark.
Oct 16, lat % AZ, Ion IS Al, derelict
wooden steamer, about 500 feet long, with
bilge keels and painted red. showing about
feet out of water.
Oct IS. lat "a 90. Ion 90 IA. what appeared
TO be the roof of a schoners deckhouse, II
feet long and 10 feet wide painted white.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HALIFAX, Oct 15-Saied. strs Digby (Br),
Liverpool via st Johns. NF; Holbrook (Br),
London; schr Ida M Zinck (Br). Pernam-
buco.
Sailed 14th, schrs J X Mitchell, Guade-
loupe; 18th. Itaska CBr). New York.
MALONE BAY, Ms, Oct 12-Arrived. schrv
Edith Dawson lBr). Turks Islandi 8
Burgoyne (Br), Twillingate for New York.
PARRSBORO, Ms, Oct 14-Sailed. schr
Northclffe (Br), New York.
ST JOHN. NIB. Oct 16-Sailed, strs Ca
madam Sailor (Br). Portland; Turret Court
ST johns. NF. Oct 10-Arrived. schr
Annie NJ Nadeau (Br). Sydney.
ST LUCIA, Sept 24-Arrived. str Camana
(Br), Plymouth (and sailed 10th for Porto
Cabello).
SYDNEY, NSw, Aug 4-Cleared, bark e r
Stirling. Auckland via Newcastle; Sept 9,
schr Planter Valparaiso via do.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Oct 1e-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamens Church Institute, rs
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 297.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, MI. Oct fo-Baronetcr at
noon. $50 inches: wind NV. fresh breeze
weather, cloudy; temperature. 4G deg Fair.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

the Barge Office Ship information giUen By Y. s.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin Telephone
Bowling Green $500.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
1EkS.
SAIL THURSDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCT 10, !

Ocean Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 50, North River.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk, to the Old Domin-
lon Transportation Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 20. North River.
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LEASE FOR SALE,

LEASE FOR SALE.
I'D des Itallons. Paris. for % years. Ex-
tent: Front 90 30. mcters, ground floor
superficy 13i 20. meters, first floor 81 81
meters, basement 1f2 50. meters: ceiling
height Pm. IS: suitable for bank safes; rent
60 600 francs. Apply offices OF LOUIS
~ rue N. y. de Loreite, Paris.
France.
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Mails for South and Central Anne,
lea, West Indies, &c.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Canal Zone Panama. Peru Except Iquitos)
Bolivia, Chile and letter mail for Argen-
tina, Uruguay and Paraguay. via Cristobal,
Callao. africa, Iquique, Antofagasta and
Valparaiso. str Santa Elisa. AN.
North Brazil, Iquitos. Maceio, Pernambuco,
Parahyba, Natal and Cabedello. via Para.
Ceara, Maceio. Pernambuco, Cabedello and
Natal, str Francis, IL NJ.
Porto Rico, Curacao, Venezuela. La Ro-
mano, San Pedro de Macoris and San Do
mingo City. via San Juan. Curacao. La
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ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via cher-
bours and Southampton also parcel post
malls for Great Britain. ireland. France ana
other countries. str Adriatic, AM lsup
$3.50 AND.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Fl.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Piym-
outh and Cherbourg; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain. ireland, France and other
countries. str Caronia, s AM tsup o:30 AND .
Germany o., via Hamburg: also parcel
post mails for Germany. Austria, Ccecho-
sloyakia and Switzerland. str Manchurta.
$3.50 AM (sup 10 AND.
AM.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany. LII
tijuana, Latvia and Finland. via Christian
sand. Christiania and Copenhagen; also par
Gel post mails for Norway, Sweden and Dom
mark. str United States. IL AM (sup IL 80
AND.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
South Africa, via Cape Town also parcel
post mails for Union OF South Africa.
Bechuanaland Protectorate. Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia and
Southwest Africa Protectorate. str Eten.
8 80 AM.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plyrn-
outh. Boulogne and Rotterdam: also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland,
Netherlands and other countries, str Nieuw
Amsterdam. AM (sup 1880 AND.
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wANTED-passengcr steamer. excursion
tyne, wood or steel hull, for coast service
capacity for about 200 passengers and 20
tons OF freight: equipment must be In first
clasa order: send full particulars. price and
terms In first letter. we mean quick busi-
ness. roy 2o0t, Havana. Cuba.
WANTED-r.icenscd mate for tug; must
have experience In towing scows to sea.
HENRY NJ BO1S' SONS CO.. IL State St,
New York. Phone bowling Green 0123.
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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Alm.n.c for New York, October 20.

sun rises. -. 6 y Moon rises. II PM
Sun sets...... 8 90 Moon SETS. AN
TIME or, HIGH WATER OCTOBER 90
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE. WORLD

srrAMsmrs and TOURS ror,
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MARrNE--roR SALE ON WANTED.


FOR Saie-Sutabie for inland waterways.
100 r.. Freight Steamer.
100 n. House Enrro: small Tug ~ n. 50.
MCINTOSH. Brooklyn Bridge Dock. NewYork,
Tel. hickman 2400.
FOR Sale or Charter--t5 ton motor lighter,
i2xi3: speed miles GABRIELSEN, 500
"a ct. " klyn.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS

CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVENTEEN
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-19
DRANK OTHER MEDICINES
BY The QUART, SHE SAYS

After trying everything known to
the medical profession as relief for
stomach trouble, indigestion and gall
trouble, Mrs. Ella Mcpherson, Me
chanicsburg, Pa, says she is feeling
zone thousand per cent. better" as
the result Of taking only one bottle
of The Reese Formula R-1l. Mrs.
Mcpherson says she consulted one
doctor after another, drank ,nedi
cines by the quart-everything that
was advertised and everything that
was not advertiseG-and Ri is the
first medicine that has given me re-
lief"
Il recommend The Reese Formula
R-11 because it has helped me Won
derfuliy," she continues. "While in
the hospital 1 dropped from 225
pounds to 140 pounds but l am now
rapidly regaining my former weight.
Any one suffering from indigestion,
nervousness, rheumatism, backache,
lumbago, sour stomach, heartburn,
urinary, kidney or liver troubles of
any kind will do well to get bottle
Of The Reese Formula Ri today.
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splendid work, 100 children being
cared for and about 20 have been re-
fused because of lack of room. The
sum of $4,000 was expended for
maintenance. The farm at the home
produced this year LOO bushels Of
corn, 800 bushels Of wheat, $3.50
barrels of pork. The present value
of the property is s155,0oo, with no
liabilities.
Reports on the state of religion
show encouraging results. All lines
of church work are developing in a
gratifying way.
DR.. N. r. Melhom of Philadelphia
spoke, to the synod on the work Of
the publication interests of the Unit
ed Lutheran church. He commended
the Southern church for it's piety and
its educational work. He urged that
the Southern part Of the church
strive to develop this spirit in the
membership Of other parts Of. the
church, and thus render a most use
full service in the larger work.
The United Lutheran church now
has one church paper, "The Luther
an" recently enlarged to 80 page
paper. The publishing house wants
to serve all the church and print all
the news, and urges all pastors to
report to DR.. J. w. HORNE. Colum-
bia, S. c., who is one of the editors.
w. B. A.
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ministering to all the various needs
of mankind. There are in the church
in the United States, Ga orphan
homes, 4S homes for the aged, seven
homes for detectives. nine deacon
ess homes, SO hospitals, IA hospitals,
nine immigration stations, 4 misccl-
laneous, 13 inner mission societies,
making total Of 225 with property
worth $l4 100000 and endowment
100000 having cared for 100000
during the past year.
The synod approves the action Of
the United Lutheran church setting
apart a day of prayer for all the ed
ucational work Of the church. This
day will be observed early in next
year.
1t came to the attention of the
synod that the professors salaries at
the Theological Seminary in Colum-
bia are not adequate to the needs.
The synod adopted resolution
pledging the board of trustees its
support in raising their salaries and
requesting the other synods to take
similar action.
Prof. J. T. Crabtree, superintend-
ent OF the orphan home at Salem
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Necessity is the mother of inven-
ticn. It was necessity that caused
Dr.. H. V. Reese to perfect the Won
derful stomach, liver and kidney rem
edy known as The Reese Formula
Ri. No better evidence of the sue
cess he attained can be cited than to
take his own case. The greatest spe-
.cialists of the country had told him
there was no hope, he was too far
gone. That was twenty years ago:
Today he does not have symptom of
stomach, liver or kidney trouble, and
at the age of seventy-four weighs
forty pounds more than he did at
fifty. He is as active as boy.
Never has any scientist had bet.
ter subject to experiment on than did
DIR. Reese. To begin with he had the
united opinion of great specialists
that his case was an extreme one and
was iacurable. Therefore, he knew
that anything that would relieve him
would be of untold value to the
world.
1t is not necessary to describe the
doctors feelings as one treatment
after another failed to give him the
slightest relief. Finally he arrived at
a combination of drugs that seemed
TO help him. With this encourage
ment DR.. Reese set about eliminating
some ingredients and adding others:
always taking those various improved
formulas until at last he hit upon 9
combination that began to work like
magic upon him. and in less than Sin
months he was in a normal physical
condition and has remained so for the
past twenty years OF more.
It is this perfected formula that
DR.. Reese now is placing on the mar
ket under the name of The Reese
Formula Ri, and which is creating
-ueh a sensation in this city and all
yer the country. because Of its great
merit. There are cases everywhere
where the Reese Formula R-l1 has
accomplished for sufferers who had
given up hope, just exactly what it
lid in DR.. Reeses own case.
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in a more intelligent manner in their
farming operations in 1921 than they
have ever yet done. They are go
ing to stop looking to other sources
for help and each individual farmer
is realizing more and more that help
will not come outside of his own ef-
forts.
And remember this. Now is the
time to commence to finance your
1921 crop, as it is not yet too late to
sow largely of wheat and oats and
to prepare to plant larger food crop
in the South than has ever been done.
Remember, the farmer who makes
his home self-sustaining has got his
cotton crop half financed and it will
be no trouble for a farmer in that
condition to get all the money he
needs to carry the rest and get his
own price, which is his right. But
remember, if the farmer goes to the
bank and borrows to buy mules and
feed ard fertilizers at high prices to
produce a crop of cotton it is impos-