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The New York herald., 1920-01-30

CLEARED.


Str Noordam Dutch, Van walraven, Rotterdam
via Plymouth and Observation-Disclosures
line.
Str Cuttyhunk. Marshall, Rotterdam-Lyke
Bros.
Str Brsdboyne (Bp. Rees, Cherbourg-J I
Str West Arrow, Clark, La Pallice-sgsbee
Humphrey & Co.
str York Castle (Br). Rake, Cape Town, Algo,
Bay, &c-Norton, Lilly q Co.
Str Glenorchy (Brl Gorwood Para, Victoria
Rio Janeiro. &e-Furness. Witty & Co.
Str Polycarp CBr,, Wotton, Maranham, Ceara
Parnahyba, &c--Booth & Co.
str Alliance, Scully, Petit Goave and Cristobal-
Panama Railroad Steamship line.
Str Baldbutte. Pine, Port Lobos-Walker &
DAILY.
Str. ManOa. Morehouse. st Thomas. st croiS
&c-Quebec Steamship Co.
Str Frontera Nor, Knudsen, Port Antonio. Ja-
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Matura (Bn, Kirkby. Grenada. Trinidad
and Demerara-Trinidad Shipping and Trading
Co.
Str Lake Cayuga Tanos, sagua and Matanzas-
United Fruit Co.
Str Lake Pickaway. Rietta, Havans-New Yorl
and Cuba Mail steamship Co.
Str w NJ Burton Dahlenborg, Beaumont, Tex
d 4 Warden.
Str Muskogee, Jarvis Baton Rouge, LAD 7
Warden.
Str City OF st Louis, johnson, Savannal-Ocear
Steamship Co.
Str Santa Clara. Lee. Charleston. sC-Ameri
can-Cuban Steamship line.
Str Madison, Nelson, Norfolk and Newport
News--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Str Lake Wilson, Kvistberg, Norfolk-M Tracy
& Co.
Str II Rogers, Hendry, Norfolk-D T Warden
Str Westbrook, Blanchard, BALTIMORE IL Win
chester e. Co.
Str watauga, Murphy. Philadelphia-Funch
Edye & Co.
Str Yadkin, Rossen. Philadelphia-Funch, Edge
& Co.
Str Mohawk, Hamlin, Fall River, Mass-New
England Steamship Co.
Sclr Matowoc, Kroger, Norfolk-I Williams
& Sons.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
AMERICAN PORTS.
IRx Telegranh. l

BOSTON, Mass, Jan 2s-Arrived. strs Glendevor
lbr), Alexandria. Egypt; Lake Geneva. Norfolk
Covedale. do.
Arrived 10Th. strs Indian. Philadelphia; sydic
tSw), Colombo; North Land, Yarmouth; Pawnee
New York; tug Triton Salem. with barge Haver
FORD for New York called for barge Shickshn
ney).
Cleared 29th, strs Arkansas DAM, Copenhagen
via Baltimore and Philadelphia; l d S Adolpt
DAM, Newport News.
Sailed 2sth strs oskaloosa, New Orleans; Cove
run, Norfolk.
Sailed Goth. strs Lake Conesus, Norfolk and
Newport News; II Devereux, Norfolk; AtIantus
Paoli, New York, towing barges Canisteo and
Chenango.-Wind at Highland Light, NE, /;
miles, cloudy smooth
BALTIMORE. Md, Jan 29--Arrived. strs Singa
pore Maru Gap) Norfolk; Jufuku Maru Uap). do
Lake Traverse. Port Tampa Overlook, Tuxpam
Coelleda. Philadelphia; Manhattan (Br), New
York; Lake Bridge, Boca Grande; Alaskan, Rot
terdam.
Cleared GOTH strs Allentown, Norfolk; Manches
ter Port (Br) Manchester.
Sailed 10Th, strs Proctor. Boston: Western Star
London via Norfolk and Newport News; Eelbeck
San Francisco; Lake Harris. Boca Grande; Lake
Winona. New Orleans Lake Ida, Norfolk; ker
lew Hamburg via Philadelphia; Nelson. Tuxpam
Llanberis (Br. Trieste Salto (Urug), Bueno'
Ayres and Montevideo: Copenhagen (Br), London
motor schr Chiquimula Jacksonville.
CHARLESTON, SC, Jan 29-Arrived, strs lie
nape. Jacksonville land sailed for New York;
Lake Faribault, Boston.
Arrived Goth, str Callabasas New York
Sailed 10Th. strs Norfolk (from Cienfuegos), New
York; Saxon, Havana.
CAPE HENRY, Va, Jan 29-Passed in, str
Corcoran. Philadelphia for Baltimore; Lake GRAY
ity' Boston for do; Evangelos (Greek), Norfolk TO
do
Passed out 9th, strs Coastwise, Norfolk fo
Rotterdam.
Passed out Goth. strs West Kasson, Baltimore
for san Pedro and San Francisco; Reading Br)
do for Dunkirk Winnebago, do for Rotterdam
Donate (Sp) do for Marseilles; Persian, do fol
Savannah.-Wind NE. - miles; clear.
FIRE ISLAND, NY, Jan 20. 1:55 PM-Passed
strs Dorchester. Baltimore for Providence; Essex
Philadelphia for Boston: Quantico, Providence fo
Norfolk; tug Mars, with barges; 3:25 PM, ST.
Nantucket. Baltimore for Boston.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 29-Arrived, strs
Sharon New York; Freeport Sulphur No 1. Tam
pico.
Sailed 10Th, strs Tasmania (Sw), Christiania and
Gothenburg: Concho, New York
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Jan 29-Arrived, strs
Lake Glasco, Wilmington Gulfport, towing barge
Monongahela, Port Arthur.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
ARRIVED.

Str Niagara ,Frl Bordeaux Jan ~ and Cor1nnf
18th, 10 the Compagnie Generate Transatantique
with 10i cabin, CO. steerage passengers, malls
and mdse. Went TO pier 80, North River.
Str Dante Alighieri 1tal), Genoa Jan ~, Naple'
18th and 50 Michaels 20th TO Mcdonnell & Trlda
with 43 first. 239 second cabin. 1,6i5 steerag'
q passengers aud mdse Went to pier B, jersey
City.
"a. 10 the United states Army Transport Service
e.. with supplies. Anchored IN Gravesend Bay.
Str City OF Florence (Brl, London Jan -, q
- Sanderson Is Son. IN ballast.
Str Guntors CSwl. Stockholm Dec Il and Goth
" enburg 2sth 90 Furncss Witty g. Co, with woot
. pulp. Went 10 pier Z, Bush Docks.
Str Wheaton, antwerp Jau -. 20 the Red Stai
line In ballast. Anchored Off Staplcton.
Str Sfuskosee Messna Jan 10. 70 y I Warden
In ballast Anchored or S;apleton ST.
Str Kiowa. Marsecs Jan aud Gibraltar nth
10 the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique II
ballast.
STR Georeeanna wccms. Algers Jan 8.
Str Cnsco plraeus Dec 30. Patras Jan IN.
Gibraliar 18Th 40 Phelps Bros & Co, with mdse
Anchored Off StapletQu. 81.
str Oeontz. Accra Dec 10. Seccondec 23d. Free
town Both and las ralmas Jan IL. to a n Bull
4 Co. with mdse Went to pier %, Brooklyn.
str Zuia Laeudyrn Jan 3. Curacao 18TH. Porte
Cnhclio 18th aud Mayaguez 22d 10 Bliss. Dalleti
co. with 10 passengers. mails and mdse.
str Frontera CNor) Port Antonio Jan %. TO th'
Atlantic Fruit TO. with fruit
Str NIunorway (Norl, Porto Padre Jan 20, TO the
Munson steamship line with sugar. Went tC
the foot Of South 9Th street Brooklyn.
Str Mexico. Matanzns and Havana Jan a. 20 tho
New York and Cuba Mail steamship Co. with 81
passengers MATHS and mdsc. Went 70 pier u
East River.
Str Amolco Manzanlo Jan rs and Guantanamo
22d. 10 Crowell & Thurlow. with molasses. Went
% Sugar Refinery Docks. Weehawkcn
Str fnmpasss. Galveston Jan -, 20 tho Nal
lory Steamship co. with passengers and mdsc.
Str sabine. Galvcstop. 20 the Mallory steam
ship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier Js. NORTH
River.
Str Airlic. Galveston via Norfolk for Norrko
r o. IN distrcssl.
7,tr " II Burton, Baton Rouge Went 10 pier 6
Constable Hook
Str jamestown. Newport News and Norfolk. e
e the Old Dominiou steamship Go. with pnssongers
and nnise. Menr 10 pier 90 North River.
49, Tug I.ykeDs towing barge.
= Reimned--Str- DRYDEN. hence for Yokohama, SC
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY. JANUARY a0.

FRIDAY. JANUARY 80.
NetherandS and Germany (other countries ~
also parcel post. mails for Netherlands str Moor
dam. AN tsup $3.50 AND.
Senegal. Sierra Leone. Gold Coast, Lagos and
Nigeria str New Brunswick, $3.50 AM
,s SATURDAY. JANUARY 81.
4 Cape Verde Islands and South Africa: also par
Vel post mails for Union OF South Africa. sti
Cork Castle II NJ (snp l2;30 PM.
4 Portugal and Spain l): also parcel post mails
Or Portugal and Madeira. str Cauto. AN.
Great Britain. ireland. Netherlands. Hungary,
Esthonia Finland Archangel Persia. Madeira
and Cape Verde Islands; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain. Ireland. Egypt. British India:
British East Africa, Malta. Zanzibar Pemba and
other countries via England. str Baltic 10 AN
France. Belgium. Roumania Bulgaria, Luxem-
trieste, German Austria. Poland. Switzerland
italy. Spain. Greece. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt
British India. British East Africa Malta. Gibral.
tar. Ceyon and Straits Settlements; also parcel
post mails for France, Algeria. Corsica TuniS
and other countries via France str La Savoie.
$40 AM fsup 80 AND.
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Germany. Llthu'
ania and Latvia: also parcel post mails for Swe-
den. str Stockholm. 1890 AN (sup IL AND.
,.f MONDAY. FEBRUARY ..
Great Britain. Ireland Netherlands. Norway.
Sweden Denmark. Germany, Hungary, Llthuauia.
-Latvia Esthonia. Finland. Archangel Persia.
Madeira and Cape Verde Islands; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. Ireland. Egypt. British
Inla British East Africa. Malta. Zanzibar. Penn
ha and 10 other countries via England str Maure-
. tana AM lsup 9;3o AM.
spain (') also parcel post mails for Spain,
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So NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
THE HERALDS Ship Nes office is adjacent to the Barge
Office at the Battery. Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Canary Islands and Ccuta Mciilla and Tangier Il
Morocco. str Catalina. AM.
Mails for South and Central America
West Indies, &c.
FRIDAY. JANUARY so.
Grenada 81 Vincent. Trinidad, Ciudad BOLIVIA
ana British Guana. str Matura. AM.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81.
Brazil and Iquitos. str Byron. AN.
Costa Rica, salvador (prnted matter. &c)
teca and prints. &c. for Nacaome. Tegucgalp,
and Nuscar n JiIonduras), Cauca and Narino de
partmeuts ~ Colombia and Ecuador Cuba Cana
Zone. Panai1a, other parts of Honduras and lette
nail for salvador - str Calamares AM.
Canal Zone. Panama, Peru Except Iduitos)
Bolivia aud Chilli. str Santa Luisa. AM.
HeWfoundland 90. via st Johns str Rosalind
Porto Rico. st Thomas st Croix.- La Romano
San Pedro de Macoris and San Domingo City ST
Coamo. $50 AN (sup $3.50 AND.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic str Chip
pewa. $3.50 AM (sup 10 AND.
Transpacific Mails.
Close AZ New York at g PM as follows
Hawaii. Guam and Siberia. Via San Francisco
q 5 army transport, Jan 81.
Japan. Corea. China Siam. Siberia Cochi-
China and Netherlands East Indies. via San Fran
cisco. str Ecuador. Feb q
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Wilhelmina
Feb ..
Hawaii. Fiji Islands New Zealand and Aus
traia. via Vancouver. BE, str Niagara; Feb 10:
press of Asia. Feb IA.
+Must he specially addressed for this steamer.
.1Parcel post mails and specially addressed cor
respondence.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

PERTH AMBoY, NJ. Jan 29-Cleared. scar
Governor Parr (Br). Halifax, NS .--t
PORTLAND. Me, Jan 29-Arrved, str Craig
rownie. Norfolk.
Sailed 10Th, str Lake Cannonshurg, Norfolk.
' PORTSMOUTH, MI, Jan 2s-ln port, tug Bald
rock 10 leave with hull of str Ulak. for Norwalk.
SEATTLE. Wash, Jan 2S-Arriyed, str West
Cayote, Norfolk.
SAN PEDRO. Cal, Jan 2S-Salled. str West
Monitor, Shanghai.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan 29-Arriycd. str Shooters
Island Buenos Ayres.
Cleared 10Th, str Bombay Maru (Jap) Kobe and
Yokohama.
Sailed 18th str City Of Columbus. Boston.
The reported arrival Of str Nordhayet 18th was
an error.
TAMPA, Fla Jan 2o-Arrived, schr Z deatn.
Grand Caymnn via Kew ".csr. ystt
Sailed 29th schr l. Drew (Br. Cien'u' ege
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass, Jan 26-ln Ia ea
Georges Greek, with. barses Nor'nerI tina
Boston, and No 81, for Salem sitio
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BY NALL
HONG KONG, Jan 1T-Sailed, str Eastern
Pilot. Seattle
HALIFAX, Jan 2f-Arrived, schrs Vera e Him
melmsn llrl, funenburg; Donald Cook (Br), do
LUNENBuRG, Ms, Jan, 24-Arrived schrs Aims
lie tbrl, Turks Island Shdie knickle (Br). do
SAGuA. Jan 20-Arrived. schr Jean Il Ander'
son tBrl, Norfolk.
ST JOHN. NB, Jan 26-Arrived strs Manchester
DIVISION CBr), Manchester: Comino (Brl, London.
for orders)
VITA, Jan 24-sailed. str Lake Jessup. New
York
VICTORIA. Be, Jan 23-Arrived, str Admiral
Sebree, San Francisco
Sailed 23d, str Governor. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
AMERICAN PORTS,
IBy MALL

ASTORIA, o. Jan 23-Arriyed, bark George W
Hind San Francisco
GALVESTON, Tex Jan 24-sailed, strS Sfen-
hid dam, Esbierg via Norfolk; TorreF Ana7
pico; II arod Walker, do.
HONOLULU. Jan ,23-Arrivcd, ss@ Ha'~h.@.
Philadelphia via Balboa for illng N ~, csei hAla
California (Nor), Caleta -eis trs
Sailed 23d str Anyo M-~e JAP ogshs1aS; ~ -.
2 san TT3ScIsCD 81 Jan 2a- Arrived strs
Senator, Corioto. Sc; 2irl traas y Buck, AS
toria.
Sailed 23d, 81 Teayo NGfI Jap), Hong Kong
via ports. shin Monoggahela. wellington.
SAN PEDRO, Cal Sen 22-Sailed, str West
Hesseitine Noriois; ed, bark Retriever Mol
lendo.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For
eigu Ports.

AvoNMoUTH, Jan 27-Arrived, str Ottawa
(Br) New York.
sailed 18th. strs Lulsc Nielsen CNor), New York
Wcstweco, do.
OBJ. New York.
Arrived 2fth strs Burgondier tIelgl. Baltimore
Castellano (Brl. 81 John. NB; Medford, --; Pen
dragon Castle tBr), Galveston.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Dangers TO Navigation.

tReported to the photographs offcc.I
Jan rs. about miles y deg W (true) OF Maya
Point lighthouse. Cuba, first class red nun buoy
ms rled So in black
Jan H. lat 81 ~, lon 40 IL W, spar standing
upright and projecting about feet ont OF water.
Jan 26 lat 40 80 y, lon ia o5 W, two concrete
Jan IL. lat SO 90 y. Ion 11s 10 W, A Lydropone
painted gray and be ,m up.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

l. BERMUDA, Jan 29-Barometer at noon. 30.21
inches; wind, Me-; weather, dull; temperature,
61 deg Fair.
CAPE RACE. NJ. Jan 29--Barometcr at noon.
% So inches; wind. \, light breeze weather fine;
temperature, 10 deg Fair, Ocean covered with
slob ice. ,,.--,
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

etr ueiie olay dam. Copenhagen for New York
reports Is DELAYED by heavy weather and expect
20 arrive Sunday.
SIR Beie,edcrc tftnli. Trieste. &C. Tor New York
is expected 10 arrive saturday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

I NEW YORK Jan 2o-The time ball above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School OF the
Soamcn's Church institute, No - South street
dropped today at exact uoon, 18th meridian time,
Q hours slow OF Greenwich mean time. Any one
!. desiring correct Greenwich mean time telephone
BrOad-297.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

VICTORIA, BE, Jan as-sailed, str Quebec N'r)
Queenstown.
YOKOHAMA, Jan 22-Arrived str Andes Maru
Japl, Victoria, Be. for Kobe.
Sailed 22d, str Glenshaue (Br}, Nav York.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
BY United States Naval Communica'
Tim Cnrrficn

=, lAfoundria lj5 miles y Care Henry PM 2Sth.
algonquin 1S4 miles Sandy Hook PM nth.
Ampctco $50 miles l. Ambrose light vessel noon
2pth.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
DUE FEBRUARY
.ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK. Jam. 3o.

sun rises. ........ : 10 Moon rises. IL 20 PM
sun sets.......... > 90 Moon SETS. e.. % AN
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 80.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

ErThe time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the United
/. States Coast and Geodetc Survey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

Tugs Eugene Hughes, with 2 barges fat T30
AM; Hokeudnuqua and John Garrett, with ~ (at
1890 AND; y Skidmorc and Daisy McWilllamy,
With tat 1:a5 AMI; James McWiliams, with )
f"t 80 NM spartan. with (at 0:JO AND; Mar
ragsnsctt, with cat 1870 rM); Brown, with
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Round South.
Bound East.

Tugs Standard H. with . bargcs (st $40 AM
Latin American. with Cat 7;2o AND; Lykcns
with (nt 30 pAD.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

Canary Islands and Ccuta Mciilla and ranCier Ia
Morocco. str Catalina. S AM.
Nails for South and Central America,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
CORN CROP ID
 BEAT RECORDS
Tobacco Production of |. $ This Year Promises to
 Set New Mark

WASHINGTON, Sept s. The greatest corn crop in the countrys history is in prospect for this years harvest Forecast Of production bas-
 ed on September l conditions was
 placed at 3,131,OOO.OOO bushels today by the department of agriculture. Such yield would exceed by 6.OOO,- O00 bushels the previous largest crop
 on record, which was in 1912 A crop of even larger proportions will be har- vested fl frost hold off until late and permit maturity of much of the late corn now rated as of doubtful promise
 Tobacco is record crop this year and will probably exceed the best pre-
 vious production by 114,0O0.00O pounds. Forecast of production
 places this years crop at 1.553, ,OG0,- GOO pounds.
 August growing conditions proved highly beneficial to most of the coun- try's important crops and as a result production forecasts generally were higher in today's government report than the forecasts of d month ago. Corn improved to the extent of 12S,- 100000 bushels; oats 100000 bush els; potatoes 11,000000 bushels; sweet potatoes 100000 bushels: to- bacco 10,000.0G0 pounds and apnles 10,000,000 bushels. Spring wheat, however suffered q loss of LOCO. 900 bushels because of drought and flax lost 2,500,000 bushels from the same cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09

NE WYORK. Sept. s. - The stock market was without definite trend during the better part oi todays pro- fesSional operations. although losses predomnaIed among most ot the ac- tive issues at the heavy close.
 Exceptions to this tendency were furnished by several Of the oils. steels and investment rails. also specialties Of the class represented by sugars, but last weeks favorites in the trans portation and industrial groups were reactionary. Sales 575,000 shares
 Sentiment among traders inclined toward further pessimism, the mar ket's failure to respond to various favorable developments prompting resumption of selling for the short ac- count. especially in low paid rails. equipments and associated issues.
 Money conditions continue to show greater ease. to the extent that more funds were available for time loans and call loans ruled at per cent. against yesterdays maximum of $ per cent The drain on local re- sources also halted and banks at west ern and southern reserve points were reported to be lending more liberally on commercial paper.
 The market for foreign remittances again ignored further arrivals of gold import. both London and Paris stand ing still. while the Italian rate broke violently probably in consequence of serious industrial disturbances in that country.
 Most bond issues, domestic anl in- teinational, followed the course of stocks, easier tendencies being shown by Liberty and popular railroad bonds. Total sales, par value, aggregated $9,350, 900. Old United States bonds were unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
Harding Speaks to
 Minnesota Farmers

STATE FAIR GROUNDS. HAM LINE. Minn.. Sept s. - Making his first important campaign speech away from ome, Senator Harding outlined his agricultural policy to an applaud ing crowd of many thousands today and later was acclaimed vociferously by thousands in string of parades and receptions in Minneapolis and St Paul.
 Throughout the speech the great audience massed in the fair grounds grand stand frequently answered the declarations Of the Republican nOmi- nee with bursts of hand clapplng. When the speaker turned from agri- cultural subjects to make an i'm promptu plea for preserved national ity and equal opportunity the crowd got to it's feet cheering and waved him thunderous goodbye.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
Koreans Determine to Keep up Fight
 Against Japanese

HONOLULU, T. II. Sept 8. pr. Syngman Rhee. president of the pro- visional government of Korea, who is spending some weeks in Honolulu. denounces Japan's recent announce ment of proposed reforms in Korea as pretense to mislead the western world Koreans, said pr. Rhee, will hot rest until they have attained their complete independence of Jap an.
 Dr Rhee referred to announcement July 31 by the governor general of Korea, Baron Saito, of the immi- hence of local self-gOvernment in Korean communities.
 This official announcement" said Dr. Rhee. lis in harmony with Jap. anese policy in Korea for the past 10 years. Korea is covered with a screen of Japanese worus. Japan shows one face to the western world and a different one to the east
 ITO the Korean people it makes little difference what promises the Japanese make with regard to Kor- ea.' the provisional president con- tinued. The, 2O,OOO.COO Koreans are determined to iclaim that Korea be- longs to the Korean people, that they have the inalienable right to deter mine their own destiny and that they must have a government of their own choice. They will not abandon the struggle until they have reached their goal, complete independence"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
COAL STRIKE FAILS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept S.-The coal miners strike called by the Ala bama division of the United Mine Workers of America failed tC attain noteworthy dimensions on it's first day. none of the larger steam coal properties being materially affected and some not at all
 Union officials claimed tonight that between 10000 and 12.OOO men had answered the strike call, these figures including miners on strike when the present call was issued Operators estimated the number of men now out, including those who were idle previously at 5200 although they claim that the places of 2200 have been filled.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
COOLIDGE TELLS POLICY

PORTLAND, Maine. Sept. s. The assertion that the Republican party stands for foreign policy based up on recognition of the fact that the United States is not isolated was made here tonight in an address by Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massa- chusetts, Republican candidate for vice president.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
GRAIN
SILVER
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Sept. 8. - Liberty bonds, closing at: 31a's $9O.6O; first As $S5.5O; second As $S5.OO; first 4h's $S5.6O; second 4H's $S5.06; third IA $ SS.5S; fourth 414's $S5.2 Victory 3&'s $95.34; Victory 43i's S95 g
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
RETURNS TO PORCH

ST. PAUL. Sept. S.-Senator Hard ing and party left here at 1t:1O o'clock tonight on the return trip to Marion. after a 14-hour visit in Minneapolis and St. Paul and the state fair grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
M PETALS

NEW YORK, Sept s. - Lead easy. Spot S5O@9O0. Zince easy, spot East St. Louis delivery 775M7S7. Ameri- can bar silver unchanged. Foreign 94. Copper nomiua!
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
OIL STOCKS
COTTON
Octnhnr

NEW YORK, Sept. s. - October cotton closed at S27.95 or five points net higher. while other months were to 9 points lower with the tone steady.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
Mining and Fi,1anCidl NeaUs
 BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

Kay ................. @s Gadsdeh .'..'''...'.' .'''''''''.' 's Ray Hercules ............... @S Silver King ............. g
 Tom Reed ................... 1OS Telluride 42
 United Eastern ...... 27s Verde Combination ... l4 Verde Extension .... 31 Shea ................. I5
 w. X A. .................. 25s
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
Baby's Milk Must Be Right
 Use Powdered Milk

to powder form without cooking. Nothing is added. Nothing is changed. Nothing is taken out but the water. Replace the water and you have milk again-fresh and sweet.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09

Baby's milk must be pure and have all the food clements neces- sary for baby's healthful growth. Kim Powdered Whole Milk is ideal for home modification. Kim is pure, rich milk reduced
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
NEW YORK COPPERs
Boston Coppers

Furnished by l. J. OYERLOCK. SMOKER.
 Corresbohdsni L9sln g Bylan
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
New York Stock Exchange

Furnished by [. J, OVERLOOK. BROKER.
 Correspondent Logan q Bry1n
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
New York Curb

Furnished by L. J. OHERLOCK. BROKER.
 C0UeSfondeHi Logan G Bryan
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-09
Oatnan Stocks

Fmr,is.Ied by COLLINS G BRkTHERTON
 9.oksrs
The daily Alaska citizen., 1920-01-06
ROTH RENAMED
 !. 5. ATTORNEY
AGAIN SUBMITS NAME TO SENATE FOR CONFIRMA-
 TION FOR THE JOB

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-(PJ-Pres- ident Wilson today nominated Rhine hart F. Roth, of Fairbanks, for fed eral attorney for the Fourth judicial division of Alaska. The name of MT. Roth was sent to the senate and the appointment referred to the sen ate committee for report.
 The renomination of MT. Roth comes as no surprise 10 his friends in this vicinity Following the eX- piration of his first term, he was recommended by President Wilson at the same time that Judge Chas. E. Bunnell was renominated The con firmation of both officials was held up by a political fight made on them which is said to have been led by Senator Wesley L. Jones, of Wash ington Recent reports from the na- tional capital indicate that the con firmation of both Mir Roth and Judge Bunnen is to be expected at an early date.