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New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
: Vessel and Port. Docked at:
Olympic. southam pton Pier 50, r
plymouth rS1I,' Naples Pier 50, N r
Anchored off stapleton. s
Tune. Norfolk Anchored off stapleton. $ ! !
Hickman: Buenos Ayres. Pier l6, r
Warner Refinery. Edgewater. N J
Bessie Dollar, an, Amsterdsm; ..o,. ,,,.u
l. J Drake, Tampieo. Pier 6. Bayonne. N j
stephen, Rio de Janeiro.
Pier 6, Bush docks, Bklyn
Anchored off stapleton.
Y"que' dsvds ltsvana or D., ,,oo,. r,... p,,rn
Lake st Clair. CienfueRos. Anchored off s l
st Mihicl, Philadelphia. ,,,..,
Cambria, Philadelphia
Pier 8. Army Base, Bklyn
Anchored in Quarantine
Monte Pasunbio. Norfolk.
Anchored in Quarantine
Anchored in Quarantine
Sch Jean Anderson. Montego Bay.
Nueces, Galveston: -: ........... Anchored
Vessel Transferred to:
Sch Abbie Walker. Anchored on Red
Hook Flats. B'klyn
Atai Maru. ru................Pie Pier 81. B'klyn
Arabian Prince Pier 4, Bush Docks,
U S s Arapaho. Anchored off 10th st. y r
Asa beth. 2oth st. Ciowanus Canal. B'klyn
BaIiard I, Berth 7. SNsyy yard ,sgd. p'klyn I
Beaufort. ......D D i, Navy Yard, B'klyn
Calamares. ................... Pier Q. " r
Caldas. .................R Robins D D. b'klyn
city Of Everett . Pier 6, CONSTABLE
Cocks; Coehs ponset ..........c Cranes D D. b'klys n
Consort. .Tietien Lang D d,
Hoboken
Delmira. Warmers Sugar Refinery, =, =,
81 = SG'' Anchored off BAY R!dss nsIyn
Edseeome. ds, s'"S; Midland Docks, shadysds a
Eaing ham. 1....'Nc .Ft s5th st. b'Kiyn
Sch Esther Adelaide 49,. Anchored off
city Island
Sch T. Burgoyne Commercial Wharf.
Fort Russell. ...rt seth st. H.Eiyn
Hadnot- ...,......... Anchored In stream
Hahstonka II .'.....T 5sth d, st :. bNlyn x n
Hatiield ..,.... Anchored or l2sth st. N r
Honnedaea ...... pier W s r a. =
Huron 'Tiet'en and lsns HnSoRsn ? D. N 7
Schr r Chapman. .shewans D. B'klyn
Indoma h!e Ramburg's Iron Works. B'kiyn
John Roach. ...... johnson shipyard.
Mariners Harbor. I
Knoxville Tetjen and Langs D D,
Hobolien. Y J
La Perouse. ller 81, \ II
Lake Farabec Pier II. B'klyu
Lake Glcbe. ...... Vulcan Iron Works.
Lebanon Anchored off Wcehawken y j
Mamoa ...... Pier /, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Mercurla .ft 9otn st, y II
Miller County Observation-Disclosures on s
Schr Nettic G. Commercial Wharf. 3 Bklyn
Norfolk. ..............:.:; Pier So. n r.
Pannona ......r.... Robins d d, Bklyn
Pamela ........; .;........ Pier 22, Bklyn
Prometheus Anchored off i5Sth ST. n II
Sandpiper Anchored off 1loth ST. y y
Santa Tecla .....-.. .Pier 70, Is KY
shawn ......,..'.,..,:. ltSth st, r
Shinbu Maru. .......... Ft 57th st, B'klYn
Spes. s.................. Robins D d. Bklyn
Unicoi. Anchored off Red Hook Flats.
West conob Pier A. B'Siyn
West Hematite. Tietjen and Langs
. d. Hoboken. n ]
West Lake. e........... Robson ID u, Bklyn
West Pocasset. Elevator Pier, Erie
Basin. 8klyu
Western Spirit. Ft ssth St. Dklyn
Llrhel ........ Fler 81, Is hi3 n
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
0rts Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

PORT TAMPA, Nov s--Arrived: Nov q
nnMe nicos Tlppah Np Ba!t!more; Tancarville. Tam
West; Rinidadian. Tanpico Sailed Cd
Earriganhead (Br(. Dublin via Baltimore ;
Mniilinocket. Baltimore. Nov 2--Princeton.
r. SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov ARRIVED .:
ooilingham tnr). stanazaire; City of Rome
b6s,on; b6s, MerrimacK, Jacksonville and sailed
rnIlane e'phia-saiied, 2: Conewago. Ha
vana City OF Montgomery. New Or
Leans; Macoosnec. nosion.
Eastwood lBr). England; :iov 3: schooners
p' pp,echas' Caibsrien; Jennie Wilson tHr),
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
manchsster-s 8 Manchester Hero;
enbach. Homer City.
Trieste-s S President Grant.
Barbados--S S Benevente
Naples-S s San Gennaro.
bergen-S Songdal.
Aarhus-S Communipaw.
Valpara lsoS s Santa Ana.
Callao-S s Renalco.
Gibraltar--S America. Cutcombe, lrv-
ngton
Queenstown-S S West 'Kader.
ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK
Bristol-S S Lake Elsah.
Christiansand---S s United States
Yokohama-S S Gothic Prince.
Table Bays Clan Ogilry.
ShanghaI-S Lima Maru.
London-S S Egyptian. Wynooche. Pan
handle State.
Barcelona--S s Belvidere
Constantinople-S S Siberian Prince.
Marseilles-S S Canada. Steel Engineer
Barbados-S s Tabor.
Port Said S Salatiga.
Liverpool 8 Nubian.
Copenhagc ) United States.
BataVia-S D s,augerties.
Buenos Aires $ Etna Msru.
Rotterdanl-S s L L Luckenbach. Nieuv
Amsterdam.
valparaiso--s s Charlton Hall
Montevideo-S ) Mitchell, Holiartuk.
Llsbon-S Lake Festina.
Sharpncss-S S Iamato Maru.
TRANSPACIFIU MAILC
The connecting mails close at the gen
eral postorice and City Hail postofice
station, New York at =. n, at follows
Hawaii. Via San Francisco s 5 Manoa
November 5.
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand ant
Australia va Vancouver and Victoria
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, SIAM
French Indochina. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands via yancouve,
and Victoria: b. c.. s 8 Empress of Russia
NoVanher
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
lowl, Re-elects Official Who
Is Accused of Emhezzle,nan,

KEARNY, n. J., Nov. 3.-AIthoncn
he is under bail of $4,000 on a charsa
ot embezzling from the town funds
Harry B: Caithness, a Republican. was
reelected as tax collector Yesterday
He defeated Thomas E. Halpin. Demo
crat. receiving 3,709 votes to Halpin's
When charges were preferred against
Calthness in September. the Town
Council took the conduct of his office
from him, but could not remove him
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Pm. Plant, Auto Cras!, Victim.
Moved from Fordharn fiospiYa|

PhlIlp Morton Plant, who suffered a
fracture of the leg in an automobile
accident Monday was transferred yes
terday from Fordham Hospital to
Pres sbyterIan Hospital at the direction
of William Hayward, his stcpfather.
The condition of Helen Jesmer, former
menber of the Greenwich Village
tollies, whose skull and jaw We're
fractured in the same accident, is un-
changed. She is at Fordham Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Renewed Buying Expected
Early in the Coming Year

The present slump in buying will
probably end early in the coming year.
according to observers Of trade condi
tlons, who look for continued eau
tiousness on the part of retailers un-
til after the Christmas holidays. In
many instances retailers have Shown an
inclination to resist reductions below
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04

rost until after purchases are made for
he holidays.
THE suspension of buying all around
IS resulting in great shrinkage in
stock on hand" said a manufacturer
yesterday. "A buying movement that
may reach large proportions is bound
to start some time. II is my opinion
that this movement will start within
the next two or three months"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
Alfonso to Visit England

PARIS, Nov. g. King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria of Spain probably will
leave MadrId for England Monday
night, travelling by way of Paris. ac-
cording to dispatches.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
TRANSPACIFIU MAILC
Army Orders

From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Army or
ders issued day follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-04

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
A "cREATIvE DANCER
John GIuran Combines InventIveness
With Technical Skill

The art Of dancing does not lie alone
In stepping about the ballroom or stage.
rhythm or motion and creativeness. and
although many dancers have earned
some reputation for their work on the
stage, there are few who possess grace
and ability to execute steps. who are
proficient In the art of creative dancing,
Vaudeville contains several dancers OF
note who create their numbers. Among
the proficient In this line is John Giu-
ran, who recently formed n partnership
with La Petite" Marguerite, and VINO
will offer one of the feature attractions
at Keith's next week.
When last seen here. Giuran was In
support Of Bessie Clayton as novelty
dancer. Since then he has appeared in
one of the musical shows on Broadway
as a featured dancer The dance revue
he is now presenting in vaudeville is
something more than a series Of evolu-
tions. II Is a combination Of techni-
cal skill and creative ability. Miss
Marguerite Is a discovery of his.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Theatrical Bills
X for the Coming Week
Vaudeville

vaudeville
hETTH'S--Harry Fox and Five Bellies.
musical comedy. with dancing come
pianist; Popular j. Rosamond John
son and lnimitabe Five, in synco-
pation joy Dillon and Betty Parker.
IN skit the Tuscano Brothers. Jug
gLers e Harry Mayo, songs ;; Lorraine
songs, and Paul. Levan and Miller
comedians: other acts news pictures.
GLoBE-Hazel Green and Her Boys
oances the Aircraft Review. musical
review: Dave Ferguson and company.
scenlc act Hughes and Bebrow, burnt
Gorkers Eckert and Moore, skit (;
toe ton Sadie FIunr DLier. chuckles a,,s,n Thorn.
nhueiaiue 40 ana Dwyer, toe dancers
the Hall Brothers. athletes.
Cross REYS-"The Love Note" mu-
sicai comedy; Ash and Hyman, come
dians Hart. Stone and Wagner.
comedy songs; Paul and Georgia
Hail skit, and the Three Royals. aero
bats. Last half has Wroes Buds and
Jean Sothern, movie star.
BROADWAY - wroe's Buds. Juvenile
dancers; Jean Sothern. movie star
Scotty Provan, violinist; Love
Masks" with Robert warwick. Willie
solar Is there the latter half.
GRAND - Bits and 'Specks," musical
comedy Bert Howard, comedian
CyShng McNutts, wheelists; Grace
movies.
WALToN ROOF-Pearl Regay. sensa-
tonal dancer from the Partisan music
palaces; Homer Sisters, versatile
singers and dancers Nina Payne. III
the somewhat different dance; Cos
mopolttan Trio, operatic selections
and Helatne Lynn, singing comedienne
NIxON--Hlmber and Patterson. dancers
and singers; Moore and Fields, vo-
calists: the Broadway -Four, singing
comedians; Bernard and Ferris, skit ;
Walter Kaufmann and two surprise
features in addition to the movie
Love Harvest" with Shirley Mason.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Music Treat for Colonial Patrons

Music lovers in Germantown are
promised "A treat vocally next week at
Marguerite Palcho, who scored when
she appeared earlier in the year with
the Philadelphia operate Society, will
be heard In new selections Miss
Palcho. a soprano, made her debut at
the Bellevue -Stratford June year ago.
when pupils of Mrs Phillips jenkins
gave a concert. After that she took a
position as usher in a local theatre that
she might hear opera and study the
singers. She made her first hit In the
winter. when she sang the role of THE
Juggler Maid" In The Feast of the
Little Lanterns" under the direction
of Wassili Leps. He chose her for one
of the leading parts In the operate
sooiety''s presentation of "Boccacio" and
role.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come

STANLEY - I'm Search Of Sinner
nnds Constance Talmadge as the
seeker. She has a husband who is
30 good that she wants her second
spouse to be wild man. John Emer-
son and Anita Loos are responsible
!or the funinaking.
PALACE - The Courage Of NIarge
O'Doone' Is James oliver Curwood
story which deals with the great out
doors of the North. Several thrilling
episodes unfold the story, which was
directed by William Smith. Niles
Welch and Pauline Starke are in the
cast
ARCADIA -"Old Wives for New is a
revival OF the popular photoplay pro-
duction by Cecil B. De Mile. Florence
Vidor and Elliot Dexter are in the
cast
VICToRIA-"The Orphan" brings. viii
outlaw. J. Gordon Edwards directed
the story. which deals with the friend
ship Of the hero for the sheriff and
the rescue of a girl. Louise Lovely
REGENT - "Rebecca of sunnybrook
Farm brings Mary Pickford back
In one of her best Aircraft pictures.
CAPITOL - The Strange Boarder" is
VIII Rogers. He comes to big city
from the West with his son and there
IL beset Ivy crooks who take his money.
They are caught and their capture
Is a elimination of love episode.
CCLONIAL-"Danger to Men,, with
Viola Dana, Marguerite Palcho. singer
with Mary Miles Minter. latter half:
MARKET STREET-"The Adventurer."
with william Farnum, first hall,
"Shore Acres" with Alice Lake, lat
IMPERIAL-"The Greatest Question"
by D. w. Griffith. Nurse Marjorie"
GREAT NORTHERN - Alias Jimmy
Valentine" with Bert Lytell. The
Tom Hass MaS OK Sa %th
Seena Owen. Mon. and Tues: The
Virgin Of Stamboul," with Priscilla
Dean, Wed and Thurs. "Passersby."
with ]. Warren Kerrigan. Fri. and
CEDAR - "The Dark Mirror" with
Dorothy Dalton, Mon. and Tues;
Mother" with Emma Dunn, Wed.
and Thurs. "Trilby." with Clara X.
Young. Fri. and THE Hellion." with
Clara X. Young, Tues. Mrs. Tenn
pies Telegram. with Bryant wash
burn, Wed, and Thurs; "Passersby,".
sstaklns ta His M isA"; Iife.s with '' w. AES 5.
yUMBo-@"simple Souls" with Blanche
Sweet. Mon. Tho Eyes Of Youth"
with c. X. Young, Tues. Eve IN
Exile" with Charlotte Walker. Wed.
Peggy Rebels" with Mary Mtles
Minter, Thurs Terror Island" with
Houdini. Fri. and Sat. -.
BELMONT-"Heart OF Twenty" with
Zazu Pitts THE Butterfly Man."
with Lew Cody, latter half.
RIVOLI THE Rivers End" with
Lewis Stone THE City Of Masks"
with Robert Warwick, latter half
LOCUST = sand" with w. S. Hart.
Favorably reviewed.
STRAND-"Sand." with w. S. Hart. |
''Remodeling Her Husband" with
Dorothy Gish. latter half.
Special Phot0plays
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE.
"The Fortune Teller features Mar
jorie Rambeau. 1t deals with mother
love and the means used by parent
to win back her son. Strong IN emo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Peggy o'Neili to Stay In London

Peggy o'Neill, the popular young
American star. who liz being received
enthusiastically In England. where she
Is the star in Paddy. the Next Best
Thing" states that she has made new
contract with Robert Gourmet edge, by
which she continues in London In
definitely. Mr.. Courtneidge. It Is uncer-
stood. Ia now in New York to arrange
an American production.
London dispatch also says that Miss
O'Neill appeared in her first Shake
spearean role at a recent Shakespearean
Much Ado About Nothing"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Marjorie Rambeau's Career

OF stage and screen, made her dramatIc
GeDut at the age OF sixteen. An en-
sagement with Morosco followed, in
which she was starred In Merely Mary
o ann IN Los Angeles. She toured the
country with Willard Mack in Kick
n, and subsequently was signed in
Cheating Cheaters" She had success
IN The Eyes of Youth" and starred in
me stage production of "The Fortune
n,,dr. I,9aer. Miss Rambeau is an accom-
pushed equestrienne and dancer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
New Melodrama for AtaIntIc City

-. At the Apollo Theatre. Atlantic City.
for the week commencing Monday night
Eagar MacGregor will present a new
melocrama by Myron G Fagar en-
titled "Self-Defense." BY q coinci-
dence In play construction this drama,
written a year ago, has for the basic
motif an Incident almost identical with
the recent murder mystery.
"Self-Defense" is scheduled as one OF
tie early bookings at the Broad Street
Theatre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Return Showing Of Clara Young Film

Clara Kimball Young, the popular
Palace the week of July 2G in For
the Soul OF Rafael" When this pro-
duction was first presented at the Stan
ley a short time ago capacity audiences
were the rule. Many letters were re-
ceived at the headquarters OF the STAN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
"Garden Of Allah" ComIna

For the seeker of beauty and sub
Unity Selig's production of "The Gar
den of Allah" coming to the Chestnut
Street Opera House for two weeks be-
ginning August 16. Is said to possess
both magnetism and mysticism.
The impressive spirit of faith and
hope enters the story early and grows
to wonderful proportions.
Helen Wares portrayal OF Domini
is described as loyable and dgniheG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Novel Fan Dance at Walton

Vacation time from the legitimate
theatre often permits the appearance
agement of the Walton Roof is there
fore able to present dancer whose
work has attracted much attention.
Pearl Regay. She was taught from a
child to dance. A new dance will be
one in which fans are used to carry out
the story of a lost prince In search of
his beloved. Nina Payne will present
a somewhat different and eccentric
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Let's BE Fashionable" Farcicai

Let's Be Fashionable" the latest
Thomas II. Ince picture starring Douglas
MacLean and Doris May, will be the
feature at the Arcadia the week of July
rapid, joyful pace that they set in
"Twenty-three ~and Half Hours
Leave"
In Lets Be Fashionable" Mr.. Mac
Lean and Miss May have the roles OF
newly wed pair. who rent a bungalow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Columbia's BalaIaTka Records

A., Inc balalaika, big brother of the man
S~oiin. ~oI. Is the instrument which plays the
TE TTESlumbia Novelty Record this month
tbn tme RUSSIAN Balalaika Orchestra plays
Neapolitan melodies. "'u so''e
,ho wo or the leading dance records are
"poArt "Ts Art HiclSman Orchestra's fox trots,
Fessy and Tell Me why"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
One Of "Wroe's Buds"

Eight-year-old Sylvia Solomon IL
billed as The Jazz Baby" The child
Is booked In the "Wroes Buds of 1920'
for the entire season, and is at present
playing at the various neighborhood
vaudeville houses OF this city,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
SYLVIA SOLOMON
with" "WROE'S BUDS
Cross keuS....

ley Co. from those who were unable
to see For the Soul of Rafael" asking
when apd where this Clara Kimball
Young photodrama would again be
presented. In reply the Stanley Co.
announces It's engagement for the
Palace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

baths, circulating ieewater and Other
unusual eonvtnienees in every room.
An entire block Of ground in Buffalo
has just been purchases! for q new
Hotel Ststler. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

Hotel Pmnyi,snia. with its aaoo
rooms, a7oo baths, Is the largest
hotel IN the wohd-built and oper-
sted for discriminating travellers who
want the best there is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

In a fashionable summer resort colony
and make strenuous efforts to breai,
into the swift society set.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
M@zz~

Associated with il arc the four
Hoei5 Siafir m Buffalo. Cleveland,
Detroit and ST. Louis; and each of
these five hotels makes reservations
for all the Others. All have private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Special PhOtOplays

CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE.
"The Fortune Teller features Mar
joric Rambe;,u. 1t deals with mother
love and the means used by a parent
to win back her son. Strong In emo
tional qualities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

UpURNING DAYLIGHT" Jack Lon
- don's novel, has been turned into a
motion picture and will be presented at
ne Victoria the week Of July 26.
Burning Daylight" is the name by
winch Elan Harnish Is known In the
aukon, where, as prospector. he dis
covers gold field that makes him q
millionaire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
British Can'tKeeb The
Irish Constabuldrg Up

Bublln. ireland. Oct Tine I'M
nortance attached by the government
- ne maintenance Of the morale or
fha irish police IS shown by the fact
that Il has taken the unprecedented
sen OF publishing a newspaper
oaiied aThs Weekly Summary for
Circulation in all the police barracks
Three numbers have already been
distributed 20 the police. lt contains
editorials eulogizing the force, and
assuring them OF support In their
trying situation
The designations from the Royal
Irish constabulary and additional
pressure OF patrol work have led %
the recruiting Of large numbers OF
men in England. principally former
soldiers attracted by the high wages.
The attitude OF Sim Fem toward
them IS one OF extreme bitterness.
while the old members OF the force
are more farorably looked on, and
attempts are made to induce them TO
resign.
me new men could not be pro-
vided with the ordinary police unl-
form and have had to be content with
a uniform partly police and partly
military. This has earned them the
nickname Of THE Black and Ians-"
An editorial comment IN the police
organ referring 20 hunger strikers
in the prisons says. Those who
plot and participate IN the murder
Of policemen, who are only doing
their lawful duty, must not expect
much sympathy when hey are
caught and get the punishment they
richly deserve"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

that part Of the time lt is 11s west Of
north and at times 1H degrees east OF
north and also it IS exactly on the
meridian twice a day
Q-HoF do crabs breutheg r. z. n
AIS a rule, crabs breathe by gillsi
which are lodged IN a pair Of cavities
at the sides o. the caraface, but in
the true land crabs, the cavities be-
come enlarged and modified so as 70
act as lungs for breathing air.
Q-Whnf are a child'g chances OF
recovery Of diphtheriaf ID. p.
At used to be that one child In
every three that got diphtheria died.
A few years ago an auti-toLin for the
disease was discovered and when this
is properly applied but one child IN q
hundred dies with the malady. Our
Washington information bureau has
a booklet on child health which tells
how 60 detect diphtheria and other
contagious diseases. IL viii send this
booklet free TO any one on receipt Of
a two cent stamp for return postage.
Q.-If lt were possible for a cannon
20 be exploded at certain place
where there were no living creatures
within a hearing radius Of a., would
any sound be recorded by that can
mont S. ii. II.
An one sense OF the word
sound" yes; IN another sense, no.
1olnQ Is ueune1 IN the dictionary
as being either the sensation itself. Or
that form OF vibration energy which
occasions the sensation. Therefore in
one sense the sound" IS produced by
the shot whether there As any sensa-
ton felt by a living being or not. We
may truthfully say that the sound"
is there for anybody 10 hear who
happens in at the moment. And IL a
phonograph happens 20 be near. IL
T rrrHHnNa @ HHs1 ~ j
(Auy reader can get the answer 20 any
question BY writing The Herald Informa-
tion Bureau. Frederic j. Haslzin. director.
Washington. %. C. The bureau cannot
give advice on legal medical and finan-
clal matters. 70 does not attempt 90 set
tie domestic troubles. nor 20 undertake
exhaustive research on any subject. write
your questions plainly and briefly. Give
fun name and address and enclose two
. cents En- stamps for return postage All
I replies are sent direct 20 the inquirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

TO Los Angeles and while there is a
road to san Diego. it is so seldom
used that little IS known OF IL. Auto
mobile men OF FL Paso consider that a
big national road race viii advertise
this route Throughout the United
States and afford a well mapped road
into san Diego without causing tour
lists 70 80 via Los angeles. The sec
ond reason Is that q takes money and
lots Of It 20 promote a road race Of
any size and the money Is obtained by
contributions from the cities and
towns through which the race viii
pass.
Some time ago, seTera I cities OF
southern Arizona let IL be known that
they had no contribution for any road
race that passed through Phoenix The
reason is political and they say IL has
TO 10 with an attempt on the part OF
Phoenix TO gerrymander the state so
that a majority OF the sub-highway
commission VIII be from Maricopa
county
Mr.. Naquin says It is too late TO
change the plans and that the only
road race FL Paso win help 10 promote
this year is between El Paso and san
Diego by way OF Tucson and Ajo.