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The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-18

MIR. and Mrs. T. p. Render made a
business trip to Stonington Mon
day.
Ole Benson was business visitor
at Lamar Wednesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

FOR sALE-Or win trade for city residence,
beautiful country homei ten ecroS;. good
soil. fruit end alfllfa dandy large house,
sleeping porfheA. bulltin lectures &c.
paved rSad. Address Country Home, care
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
wANTEb-Houses

wANTED--To rent four to siz.room mod.
orn housei unfurnished. biological SUI
vey, Phone 677 or 1871.
wANTEnzHonses 10 sell. List your prop.
erty. w get results. Kelly. 2i8 Wost
Gold.
WANTED TO RENT--hy Oct. gard ANAL
housn with sleeping porch. Highlands.
when answering please give location aud
gent Address "HighlandL sara HERALD,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished trout room
private entrance: close I'M no sick. Lad
desired. Phone il36.R.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

FOR RENT--Niee front bedroom IN modern
home; steam heat; no sick; ladies only,
sl7 North Fourth. Phone INA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

WANTED-A housckreper TO work eight
hours . day. References required. Call
Thursday and Friday. Good wages for right
party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

FOR RES1-Furnished room, southern eK.
posture; convenient to meals. 2O4 8
Walter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

FOR RENT-Room in private home; ell
modern eonyenienees; nc. opnvalescents
very reasonable rent 10 desirable party,
man only. Phone 20i6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Marshall Reprimands
Sheppard in Debate

o. 'ssnria'sd press
WASHINGTON May tt--During a
i|irl r'rc ur 3n tho senate today over
'Hr question Il prohibition. senator
sr,rpru blomorrnu Texas was called
io order hy NiccP tcsidcn, Marshall
who ,haf-cd him with having reflected
go sovereign state. In violation " ths
SruHt, rules The discussion Resulted
um sr effort hv the Texas y"nator
O. insert IN the record q brief tilvd IN
the supreme count by counsel for the
rr'i tl.Hu Is1eIu o. which senator
Suou,. republican luh objected Son.
.tor sheppard said senator Edge n
Sew 1crr.y hid recently inserted briefs
Boz connection with 90, pr"h,bi'iun c,s,s
from the stat,
The prohibition amendment WIS ui..
r.d ''riilv o., fort, ntr 20 IN" forty
rilht states. b, said and added that
those oppo1rr prohibition placed them.
20 Ives therefor, pn the side Of anarchy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15


Il do not blame the British" slt
Mr.. Daniels. they were looking out
for themselves properly, but do hlam,
Admiral Sims Tor no, protecting Amer
lean interests. The United States navy
II not accustomed 90 having others Il
eide what credits shall be- awarded q
its men and vessels and I know ~ u1
instance which any other navy has A.
lowed this"
Admiral SIM uvu rrnutfs r fusr
the charge made boo hi' letter 81 Jan
uary g that dcr,ruy,rs we're rushed
through hri,f and Inadequate pr,part.
tons before being srut 1iruad 'h'
secretary said H. rad extracts from
Admiral Sims reports as follows
Mad NJ Dcmands
"our nip mnd, 1o dcuIuds "I ..r.
O. qucnce uprn the navy vnrl urlli;i A.
after arriving. g ..i'' OF 90. l,ngIT
e their p1 .,. url l altr.-. Donl
tons
"Coutrar" tH pH'nNHuH 'hry wen"
found % o. wen equipped for their
prusIertir, q .tt vuh ibc exception ,.
depth ch1r
Tho DiIiuuO.t and construction az
our ship ha proved adequate and a.
ficicni
Turnirr o. Admiral sims CRITICS %
that the navy was unprsparcd fur war
In April 1915 Nj Daniels said thlt
Admiral Jrllico,'s book GA the BATH
81 Juiland showed that not even th.
British navy expecting every minut. %
a decisive hattie could d, Keep, TOO
percent perfect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
CHAuTtIQuA COMMITTEES
WILL BEGIN WORK TO-DAY

\ committee uf twenty fave local clti.
gems under the leadership e., WIN =
Thompson VIII begin making personal
calls in Amarillo this morning provided
tho weather Is suitable lur the purpose
81 selling It's allotment 81 tickets to the
Erdp1th Homer ChJY,uuqui Wh!,h h,,
gins iu Amarillo May % \ guarantee
of $1,000 has been made 90 the chan.
uuUm management and the commit.
o." 'Np.cts To- raise this amount Of;
money within the next few days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
SHRINE CEREMONIAL TO
Be HELD At WOODWARD

srr'i'l shrine ceremonial will De-
held ri Woodward okla Friday. May
a. hN members q India Temple okla
h"mn ChN according to announced
mrut by a. Il. swift. ~ the Khiya
shrine club. yesterday. II b. cNprr,,d
that q number II lorai Shrincrs viii AZ.
'~nd N" ceremonial \ ring candidate
90 Woodward has written 60 Amarillo
requesting the support 90 local shr.u
cas-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Living Is Highest
In Denver District
Survey Discloses

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON Nav - Changes lu
the cost 1T living In thirteen Industrial
r'ui'rs on tho limited States from ~,
Dcmhor 1917 90 December 1919. made
public today bv the bureau u labor st,.
iisii,s ~ the department oi labor show
tho largest iucrcas, registered in Don.
ser Colorado. With gsig per cent. Rich
mond Va lowest with an advance ~
o. o2 ser cent
Tho neNt eleven cities showed inctrls.
,s lF follows
Kansas CITY Nls: Atlanta $3.50.
scranton Pa 3sio. indianapolis 20 So.
Pittsburgh ssl7 Cincinnati 1894. Mem
phis % % birmingham 2Igs. 81 Lous
Jl.i. New Orleans ASS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Escaped Prisoner
Hunted By Posse

o. N.sHrisied Press
NiCkSRuRG. Miss. May l4-lasSe
Watt convicted murderer ~ Dr. n
: A'ycrsnn ard under sentence ~
death to-day was cOrncrod In cane
break near Red Wood. Mississippi. his
Oh homo. Nrc0rding 90 adyiccs received
~ ih, shyIfrs ,fiicc here. watts
csclpcd from the Warren county Jail
wednesday mEht Among the other
uyWb,t. g the pH.s' b. IN simon A.
v,r.9n ~ shreveport la. hrUth,r .
Wattt victim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
LABOR UNIONS TO HOLD
MASS MEETING TONIGHT

report that union pltidv will
b' hold on the street, 81 Amarillo g..
n'I current yesterday, WINS dsn', 4
last night. " Cummins .trftry
.t tn amarillo inb,. Temple A,ln -
% o. lac tight said tat tr.rrc wa %
rn 1r.iv but that mass m,s - 1t
inn l. 'crs viii hc n..i It "a, ".
-. " Hail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
FOUR COYOTE ruPs
CAUGHT ny SULLIVAN

-Four coyote pups captured by J X
sullivan were on exhibition yesterday
In the oifNe OF County Treasurer J
l.. Shc.k AT the court house. The pups.
which are about one week old. were
caught about five and one half miles
northeast q Amarillo Mr.. Sullivan said
he was unable to catch the mother coy.
oio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
To Al Real Estate Agents.

This Is notice that the property at
10 1900 Jackson street Amarillo Tex
IS Withdrawn from the market AMI
my and all lstings thereon are hereby
cancelled.
MRS JENNIE \. WtLLMEGiNG
&. T. wtLLMERiNG.
W W. WtLLMERlNG.
l663tu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Little Motor Kar
Officials Indicted

rs Associated Pres.
DALLAS Nav ll-Thrur officials
II the Little Motor Kar company Vr~,
indicted hy ~. Dallas county grand
jury ,o,l1y en- oh1r."s of cmhzziem'u'
and conspiracy O. ,mh,szl, against the
COMPANY The men indicted were W.
: LiS,zy. George " Str!csl,r aud L
l. Mccoy Lively Is m the county jail
ard Mccoy and Sirickor are out on
bond
Sven iudieimuts lglus, each 20
a., thr-, m,u ehlrg, dcr'h'sEln'a,nt =
sums ranging from {fi @ So o0o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Aunt and Nephew
Held For Murder
Are Refused Bond

LINCOLN. Hans. NAV i4-Miss So.
o. Hvmin and her nephew Lee Bun h
chlfgi with first d'grcc murder in
connection with the death q Mr. sLi
Is ~ Bunch q this place las; Alg
ut W,r. bound over Tor trial wltho =
bond o., IN. close ~ their preliminary
hearing h'rc tudtv.
Miss IIyman and Bunch both have
couf,- i that they planned % put us
olson IN the feed caicn hy the Bunrn
family and tina, Miss Hynan actually
plsced tn poison On tn feed m"
motive th'y IA. was that the parents
AMI Miss Bunch objected 10 the r.o.
r'r~ q marriage 20 Mis- iIyman and -"
Bunch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

Dizziness. vertigo. nllnd stagFcrN sal.
hw complexion. flatulence are symp
toms ~ a torpid liver No one can feel
well while the liver l. inactive. dEE.
.iNE Is powerful liver s,imulaa' \
dose or two vii cause al bilious syWp.
toms TO disappear. Sod by all druggists.
2st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

Barbcd wir- cuts. ragged wounds.
liar aud harness gals heal M quick.
~ when DALi.AED'S SNOW I'M.
MENT ~ epplicd. II II both hoaing and
lniiscptic. Sold ~ all druggists. 2Gt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

M. J. Lsne Williams 60: ,hs Amarillo tvrs
writer ExehAnrr. hss ,aksn SO aF,ney far
ths Wales ADKINS Machine q you ar inter.
ssted hs vii b Flsd % eenonstrats tts 500.
cerful machine. tie lccsisd as Wet IN
sirrei- Phone iss For Wcoktcck 7, ',cv-i'.
trs. So him iss .tte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
AIL BOOZE MATERIAL.
ORDERED SEIZED
~ Assos.strd Pr~s

EOANOHE. ~. MAY ii--Suzur, hy
field agents q thu bureau of Internal
revenue 20 all atcrill designed o. o.
q 4 IN tho manufacture 81 alcohol
liquors" has been ordered hy .. Bran 3.
federal supervising prohibition ggrnt
Tor the southern diviriou The division
includes the states 10 Virginia. West
Virginia. North and South Cagollur.
T,nncss ANA kentucky
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Yardmen's Association
of Texas Incorporates

b. Aesrcisiri Pres
., TT WORTH Nav it--Aunounco.
mcnt was made tolay Il ihr applira
;ion Tor Incorporation al Austin. Tex
- tho Texas YaTdmcn's Association.
with headquarters az Fort Worth.
. Incorpogaiors named include 7 L.
Hatfield. o. \ Hartman and T. Hurley.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Baptist Ministers
Will Be Protected
In Declining Years

Cooilnucd from Page ona
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Destroyer Crews
Robbed of Credit
Due Them, Charge
nnesn'i Illnmn british

Continued from Page oncl
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
PoWhatan Is Towed
to Halifax Harbor

HALIFAX, Tuesday. The disabled
United States Army transport Powhatar
was towed into Halifax harbor this even.
ios Captain Randall. her commander
reported that, with the exception OF three
mon slightly Ill. all were we'll on board.
The safe arrival OF tho Powhatan with
her crew of $50 mon ends a ten day battle
With i'm cessant storms under extreme con-
dltions of hardship, which opened on Janu.
airy IS. when tho distressed vessel. then
about six hundred miles from land. sent
out wireless appeals for aid. she then had
on board Z.i passengers, including women
and children, who passed through much
suffering for five days before weather con-
ditions permitted their transfer at night 20
the transport Northern Pacific. Tho pas
sengers arrived safely In New York last
Saturday.
The first radio said that the powhatan
was leaking, her freroom flooded and the
vessel was being buffeted by stiff north
easteriy gale. With her fires gone. and the
supply Of heat and light cut Off. every ad-
ditional radio call for assistance spurred
rescuing vessels to renewed efforts.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
FBy MALL

BERMUDA, Jan 1o-Arrived, scbr Capitsne ~
beanchamp Fr), New Orleans for Azores; 1lth
strs bushonS, do for Alexandria, Sargasso lbr)
Lonoon' 18th, Donsx tRr). New Orleans Tor Lon
don land sailed 10TH; Chsleur Orr. Halifax foi
barpados, dc tand sailed 1ithl; 18th, Lake Dun
can, Norfolk: Bockonof, Teneriffe 11th, Been
iear tbr), Dartmouth; 18th. Menapier (belgl
antwerp for New Orleans; 10Th. Luccrna lBr
Fort Allegro; goth. Lake Franconia Barry; Mau
mec baltimore; schr Kenwood, Norfolk.
Sailed I'd. str Fonduco. Norfolk Out returned on
Jan y.
HAVANA. Jan 1e-Arrived. strs Rochelle tBrl,
New Orleans; Reina Maria Cristina esp, vera
cruz; Hudson Orr, do; kronprins Gustav tS"l.
Matanzas; Mexicano (Nor), Philadelphia and
Newport News: schrs Minas Prince (Br), jackson
vile; Whiteway (Br). Brunswick; 10th str Cicoa,
Charleston; schr Mnas King (Br). Jacksonville
list. str Matanzas, New York; schr Evelyn Wikie
tBr). Bridgewatcr.
Sailed 10th, strs Lake Benton, Cardcnas; Grey
stoke Castle. Matanzas; Point Bonita, do.
LUSENBURG, Ms. Jan 22-Arriyed, str New
Georgia (Tsr), st John, NIB. for Cape Town.
SINGAPORE, Jan 1O-Sailed str Wytheville
tBr), from Manila for Boston and New York.
ST JOHNS, Mt, Jan 1i-Arrved, str Cranley
(Br), Sydney (and sailed 10Th for Hearts Coutent
18th. schr Gwendolyn Warren (Br,, Maccio.
Cleared 18th, schr Agnes Duff (Br), Pernam-
buco.
Sailed previous to l4th. scbrs John NJ Wood
(Br). Pernambuco; 10th. Meditation (Br). BURN;
Madeline Hebb (Br), Barbados; 10th, Smuggler
(Br), Oporto.
81 JOHN. NIB, Jan 23--Arrived, str Carrigan
Head (Br), Belfast. &c.
YARMOUTH. Ms, Jan 24-In port, schr Susan
Cameron (Br, new, loading.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
CLEARED.

str Royal Prince (Br). Duncan, Antwerp and
IIavrc-Furness. Witty Co.
str oSccda, Jeffers. Bcrieaux-Cosmcroltar
shipping Go.
str CITY Of Bensres CBr,. Brown, Bombay, Ran
roon. Calcutta. &c--Norton. LILY Go.
str Goa tportl. Dc Sousa, Nollcndo. Callso
w uipar-iso. &c--Rcderick & Rumsey
str Fiorfdian, Nichols Monteyideo and Bucnoi
Ayrss--Norton. Ldly a Co.
STR op.quan. Soulc. Bahia. Rio Janeiro ant
santos-Cnited states and Brszii steamship line
str Charles Pratt. Mason, TampicO-D War
den.
str Huia~o Holland. Tuxpam-wsiker A DAILY
Str lake MARKHAM. Tjeldstadt. Kingston. car
iaEcna and Porto Coiomhia-Caribbean StesmsbiI
On.
SIR lake Faekier. Nelson. KiaEztoH. csrts-en'
and Porto Colombia Tropicsi steamship co.
Sfr slenerai ~ = Gorsas, stone Port "a Prince
ard Cristoisl-Fauafna Railroad steamshlp llne.
Stf MORO Castle. Jones. Havana-New Ycrl
and Cuia Mall Stsamship 60.
scr lake KFtts. Christiansen. Sasua-Liyer
more pesrtefn a 60.
Ssr uansbro9 upani, Dsnhoit. Santiago an,
NanEanilie-Nev York snd Cuhs Mall steamship
90.
str TAI. Ysissrsou. Nurdcck. cardenss and Ma
tanaas- Nerrhants Navigation Corporation.
~ ~ ca. Wtite. Gaivestop-s.'uthern Paelfi'
Go
s,r cu 81 Rome. pair.i. savaunah-ocear
steamship Co.
~ iake eisss I,us.r. Newport Ncws-Atian
co. Irrlf Co
str rrluc~ss AoBs. Ssay Ncrfois and Newpcr
NeNs-pd pomlnton steamship Co
str Fawues. hchinsou. fioston-t.Asiern steam
ship Corp~aton.
scbr General Pau m. wiRie cadip-J v whit
ncy q CO.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
Mr.. TALCOTT GIVES LUNCHEON
FOR NAVY CLUB WORKERS

The second OF a series OF luncheons in
the interest OF the Navy Club campaign
to raise 10000 TO make permanent the
home OF the enlisted mon OF the navy
while enjoying shore leave was held yes
terday at the Aldine Club, No. 300 Fifth
avenue, with ]. Frederick Talcott, cam
paign chairman, as the host Good prog
ress was reported, The next luncheon will
be held in the Navy Club, Nos. l3 and IS
East Forty-first street, next Tuesday. at
one o'clock.
Among those attending the luncheon
were ]. Frederick Talcott, ]. T. Zachary.
John 7. Rochester. Frederick l.. Eldridgc.
James Duane Livingston, Thomas Gregory.
Hooker Talcott, Wilfred Hartley, Francis
II. Holmes. W. S. Gavey. Emory c, Weller.
j. Harold Slater, Herbert S. Carpenter.
Edward G. Delafield, Alfred Whitman,
Sidney p. Henshaw, Douglas l.. Gilman,
s. T. Youngs, J. II. McGillis, Edward \.
Loomis, H. d. Chester, William II. Hamil-
ton, the Rev. William Carter. Albert w.
Gregory. the Rev. M. ]. Macleod, the
Rev. w. Merle-Smith, A. Z. Wilson, Ell
more Leffingwell, II. M. Spaulding, A. r.
Parkhurst and Earl Thomas.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
Trade with Russia
Strongly Opposed

The American Defence Society yester-
day pledged itself TO oppose all efforts to
carry on trade with Soviet Russia. a
telegram was sent to Secretary Of State
Lansing urging him TO resist all pressure
10 mako the American government con-
sent 60 an interchange OF goods with Rus
sia. which reads
"If we are a nation of dollar chasers
willing to sacrifice honor and the safety OF
tho world for tho sake oe profitable trade
with the Bolsheviki Of Soviet Russia, then
tho so-c. Fed American Commercial Asso-
citation 10 Promote Russian Trade should
DC allowed without protest to continue Its
sordid campaign. We urge you TO patri-
otically resist the pressure that Is being
made upon tho American government by
those business houses who recently met
In Washington 70 induce the government to
consent 10 an exchange Of goods that
would mean physical. moral and vital aid
10 the enemies OF civilization. America
wants none of the crime tainted money Of
Lenine and Trotzky. 1t Is well known
that the BolsheviSi are seeking to set the
world on fire ard destroy the govern
mrntS laws and common hurnanities Of all
nations. and yet Mr.. Emerson p. jennings
chairman OF the temporary executive COM
mittee OF the so-caIled American asso-
citation, is quoted as saying This Is Il
movement OF manufacturers, importers and
exporters representing the first organized
attempt of American business interests to
make demand on the officials or the
country 20 permit the shipment OF Amer
lean goods into Russian ports or to ascer~
tain why such trade relations are not
permitted. Martens and Nourteva were
not present in the conference, which was
Il conference of Americans, and It was
held Independent Of the Russian Soviet
Bureau in New York"
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
w NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
THE HERALDS Ship Ne,cs office is adjacent the Barge
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Dutch and French Gulnns. Cape Haytien ant
Fort de Paiz Curacao. Cumana. Car,ipano apt
other parts OF Hayti q. str Prins Willem !. II
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton.
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela. str Caracas
9:3O AN (sup 1880 AM.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20.
fucatan and Campeche Cuba and other part:
Of Mexico .. SIR Monterey. $50 AM.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (printed matter
Nc) Nicaragua except East Coast), Amapala
gnlpa and luscsran tHondurasl. Csuca and Ma
rino departments cf Colombia and Ecuador tohei
ports Of Honduras and letter mail for SALVADOR o.
str All nca. II (sup PSD.
81 Thomas. 81 CrniN. ST Kits. Nevis. Saba 81
Unique. Gsadeioupe. Dominica. st Lucia. Barba
hos and for British Guiana Grenada. st Vincent
and 1rinldad y. str Manoa. - (sup I PM.
Turks Island ard Dominican Republic. str Chip
pewa. $50 AN fstp 10 AM,
North Brazil and Id1itos. str Gienorchy. - NJ.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 60.
Grenada. 81 Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudsd Bcsiva,
and British Guiana. str Matura. q an.
Transpacific Mails.
Close ~ New York at 9 PM q. follows:-
Hawaii. Guam and Siberia. VIA San Francisco
U army transport. Jan 81.
Japan, Corea. China. slam. Siberia. Coch,y
China and Netherlands East Indies. via San Fran
Hawaii. via san Francisco. str wilhelmina
Feb Q
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand and Au,
tralia, via Vancouver, nc, str Niagara, Fcb 10.
Japan; Corea and Siberia. via Seattle. str En-
.Must be specially addressed for this steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed cor
respondence.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

Northern No 20 and Alice 2:15 PM. Bristol. tow
ns .,.gses Mount Hope and Whitehead.
In 'barbor eth AM, tugs Battleboro, Bath
gate. Ballew, Tamaqua aud Atkins Hurhes. Win,
NV. II miles; light rain; dense fog; light sea.
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 27-Arrised. a.rs Iurco
man (Br). Avonmouth Il c Pope, Norfolk. Win,
SW. miles cloudy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Jan 26-Arrived. str
Bintang Dutch, Balikpapan; Kalan Maru (Jap)
Tampa for Kobe; Eastern Merchant Jap, Kobe.
Sailed 18th. str Genoa Maru CJap), from savan
nah for Kobe.
SEATTLE. Wash, Jan cT-Sailed str Fushim
Maru Jap, Yokohama.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan 27-Arrived. strs Lake
Benbow, Texas City; City OF Savannah, New
York.
Arrived Goth, sclIr Mabel
Cleared 27tb strs Emilia 0taD, Venice; Ozette
Bremen.
Sailed 27th. strs Western Wave. Liverpool via
Charleston; Merrimack, Jacksonville.
TACOMA, Wush, Jan 26-Saled, str Robir
Gray Yokohama.
TAMPA. Fla, Jan 27-Arrivcd. schr westway
(Br, Trinidad.
Sailed eth, str Lake Maurepas. Panama Cana
(Sor orders): schrs II Hackey. Sagua la Grande
city Of Tarpon Springs, Matanzas; Haryor
(IIond aux), Isle OF Pines; winifred (Br)
Manzanillo.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
ARRIVED

str Mauretania (Br) Southampton Ian 10 and
Cherbourg 2Oth. to the Cunard Steamship Co Isd
with 4oS first 40 second cabin, $50 -,eorure
passengers. mails and mdse Went 10 nler "a
North River
Str Tn sayoie Err. Havre Jan IS. 10 the Com.
pagnie Generate Transatlantique. with f2a first
llo second cabin. 2i2 steerage passengers. mails
and mdse. Went 20 pier %, North River
Str Nestaia CBr), London Jan ). 20 the Cunara
Steamship Co. Ltd. with mdse
str ArgloMexican (Br). Glasgow Jsn 10 ~ fhs
CurHrd Steamship Co. Ltd. with rndse
str Latc Fossil. Fowcy Jan 2. 50 Michssls TON
anl berniuda 23d, to Simpson, Spence a Yong
With cAina clay.
str Iict;enslus CBr). Fowey Jan q. % mp TIou.
ton 20. win china clay. Went 10 pier q,
lsi.e hailroad. Weehawken.
s,r c.rrpeal. rsyal Jan ~. 70 ssn.. W w.
~ 4 g.. IN ballast
str nrlaa,ier fBels'. Antwsrr De- ~ sud n.-.
mufa Jan %. q tts 1iev,i ia-sHs Beige with
mlsr. Arcf 1rei or Stapietou. Si
rtr lake Tiatonia. hrcsi Iau =. TO the nlsrk
Diamond steamship Tine. IN bsiinst
So Lake Gaiata. IIuelys Jan 10. to McDouueil
str Mar Cantabrlco CSpl. Lisbon Jan II, IN the
kcrr Steamship line, with mdso. Wcut b. foo,
VI 51th street. Brooklyn.
Sir Lake Ellicott Lisbon san TO- 90 the States
Marine and Commercial Co. In ballast. Went n
foot ~ Court street. Brooklyn.
str Anglo Egyptian (Dr) Gibraltar Jan H. IA
the Cunard steamship Co, Ltd. with mdse. Wont
20 pier 81, North River.
str Evansyillc, riraens Nov 49, Patrse 18Th.
Palermo 2ist, Valencia Dec 4. Alicante 9Th. Nal
AKA iith and Gibraltar Jan $. 10 Phelps Bro~ a
Go. with mdsc. Went 20 pier Z, Bush Docks,
Brooklyn.
str Scboharic. Trieste Dec II and Gibraltar Ian
~. 70 Phelps Bros Go. with ndse. Went Ia
pier 7, Bush Docks. BROOKLYN
str Manco ORR, Manaos Jan q, Para 18Th and
Barbados 10Th. Go the Booth Steamship Co. with
81 passengers, mails and mdsc. Went 10 pier 4
Brooklyn.
str Caiamarcs. Crstobai Jan H. Fort Idmou
ma. IT
Fruit Co with ~ passengers. mails and mdsc.
str Antic.am, Fort Lobos Jan 10, to Walker &
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

Tug Germantown towing barSes dpassed ou
Sandy Hook at 4:1O PND
The corrected reading of the barometer (reducet
TO sea leveD at New York Tuesday. Jan -
1870, at AM as reported by the United States
Weather Bureau, WAS thirty and twenty-six hun
dredths t3o.2G) inches. This closely approximate
seven hundred and sixty-eght and siS-tenths
l16s. -millmetres. Captains Of all vessels nov
lying In or near the ports Of New York and Brook
lyn can advantageously the above official data
for observing whether their own barometcrs re
quire any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. w, II miles
cloudy and ha1y; light sea- AZ City Island nj
sunset NV, light breeze; partly cloudy,