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The New York herald., 1920-01-03
ARRIVED.

| Str Celtic iFrl. Liverpool Dec g. to the White
star HE. with III first f14 second cabin "nd 2O9
steer.ee PASSENGERS mails and mdse. Went to
| Str United States DAM. Copenhagen Dec l6
"bristi'n,a 18th and Newcastle o3d. TO Funch
Fdye q co. with so first. 81 second cabin md .n
steerace PASSENGERS. mails and mdse. Went 10
foot OF nth street. Hobnken.
Str Anticone. Brnst Dec 10. to the United States
'rmy Transport Service. with 1o5 officers and RIO
passengers and stores. Went 10 pier 4. Hohoken.
Str Rushrod. London Dec IL. TO NJ II Tracy.
with explosives. Anchored in Crsvesend Bay.
Str Calico lRrl, Hull Dec "A, 10 Sanderson &
Sou. with mdse. Went to foot Of 18th street.
Ioboken.
Str Fire Isiand, Hamburg Nov 20 Newcastle. e.
Dec 4. 81 Johns. Nj. 2ith and sydney CB, 18th.
to the Chr Hannevic Corporation. with mdse-
Went 20 pier c. Clifton. ST.
Str Ottawa tTsr), southampton Nov 2s and sgd
ney. CB Dec %. TO @ A Eames. in ballast. Went
'c pier 4 Pavonne. NJ.
Str Paul Pax tBr,, Swansea Dec Il
! Str Radia Dutch Sourahaya Nov II. Macassar
10Th, Samarang 23d Durham 2eth Cape Town
Dec and barbados 2hth. to Funch, Edge & Co.
with IA passengers and mdse Went to American
Docks. Staten Island
Str Santa Elena. Valparaiso Nov 4. Iquique
'tth. Cristobal Dec ii and Hampton Roads 3lsi.
W Il Grace Il Co. with mdse. Went to foot
Huron street. Brooklyn.
Str Abangarcz. Cartacena Dec 21. Porto Colon
Nia 22d. Santa Marta 23d. Cristobal 18th and
Kingston 9th. TO the United Fruit Co, with "a
passengers, nails and mdse. Went TO pier 10.
str II + Hodges, st Marc Dec 0 Jacmcl 10Th.
feremie Goth. PORT au Prince Path and Cape Hav-
tiep 26th. 10 the Papama Railroad Steamship
line. with mdse. Anchored off St'ploton. 81.
Str Philadelphia. Suevitas Dec -. TO the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with sugar.
str Sosua (Nor,. Santiago Dec II and Kin-ston
27th. TO the United Fruit Co. with mdse. Went
to pier 16. East River.
Str Pennsylvania Port Lohos Dec IS, TO the
Texas OH Co. with crude Oil. Went to Texas
Docks. Bayonne. M.
Str STANDARD Port Lobos Dec "a, 20 d T War
den. with crude oil
str Standard Tort Lcbos.
Str Canadian Sailor Err. progreso- Dec %. Ia
the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with
sisal. Anchocd off Ray Ridge.
str J Drake. Port Arthur. Went 70 pier 6.
Constable Hook. Nj.
str Georgia Port Arthur Dec "a.
str Texas. Port Arthur.
Str Lake Glencoe. Galveston. Went 20 elevator
slip. Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Lenrpe Jacksonville and Charleston. TO tho
clyde Steamship Co. with passengers and mdse,
Went to pier 81. North River.
Str City OF Atlanta. Savapnah. 20 the Ocean
Steamship 90. with nndse. Went 10 pier 30. North
River.
Str Assiout fBr). Rostou Dec 30. 10 Sandersor
Son. IN ballast. weat TO pier :. Bush Docks
schr Grace Van pusen. Norfolk. Went TO foot
OF 81 ST, Brooklyn.
I Returned--Str Bensaleui, hence for Yokohama
&c with engine trouble.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Coruucopia. from Portland. Ne. Dec ~ foi
Genoa reported by wireless that she was making
for Ponta Delguda with rldder disabled.
CHARLESTON. SC. Jan 2--str Cranesnest, from
Norfolk Dec 81, has put into this port on account
OF engine trouble.
LONDON. Dec Sr-str Abrigada. from Newport
News for 81 Nazaire.S took fire at st Michaels
aud Ia still burning: vessel and cargo VIII prob
ably be total loss
Ian str Cuzro UtaD, from New York FOR
Hong Kong and Swatow, iB ashore OH hohoiuiu
hari or.
schr Eleanor Percy. from Rio Janeiro fol-
Copenhagen. foundercd at sea Dec ~; nve oi
crew picked up aud landed at Swansea; remain
der of crew missing.
LEwEs. Del. jan 2-Fishing str Hohenlindci
stranded on Barnegat Shoal Thursday morning
fioatcd unassisted and was towed to b7eahwa'ei
last night by steamer; engines ana steering gear
out OF order; must tow 10 New YORK. 49,
Fishing str Arcoe ~ In hnrbor here with steer
ing gear disabled; doubtless will repair here.
RoCKLANp. Nc. ian 2--The work of salvasine
the stranded schr Gilbert Stancliffe was begun
today The schooner, which went ashore at th'
southern side OF North Haven thoroughfare, lies
In such position that IL 10 oehe'eo tue eu'"N
cargo may Dc saved.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec cs-Str Hwah Jah tChin,
will be detained hero several days 90 account oil
damaged windlass
sr Johns, M. Jan 2-schr Eva dam, froln
Foxo for Lisbon. with goldfish. returned 70 tnis
port Dec 81 having encountered heavy weather
during which bad hulwarks badly damaged aud
lost jlrboom. par. of cargo jettisoned
Dec 23-scbr Carl TiSbo Orr. which left
Change islands for Gibraltar with fish. was
wrecked at Rocky Bay, Hamilton Sound.
small schr Gertrude. from sydney. cB' Tor for
tune, NJ. with coal. was abandoned 70 s'nhlhs
condition: crew picked up BY str wstuka tbr'
and taken 10 Dell Island.
schr Allan = Rose 80 tcnfl. hound 10 sydney,
In ballast. went ashore M Ramea during satur'
day niyats noustorn; vessel slipped CIT the
rocks snd sauk. crew arr all safe.
24th--schr Nenie Louise tBr(. which put i1to
Asor,s in a damaged conditior. win be eaoy "a
leave there IN a few days.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALL


ACAPULCO. Dec 24-Sailed. str Newport, Bal
boa via way ports.
35th. Caponta. do.
IVONG KONG. Dec 2i-Sailcd, str Caddopeak
Colombo.
HALIFAX. Dec c9-Arrived. str Cobnn tBr)
LNuishurg.
JUCARO. Dec 2s-salcd. str ocmulgee. Ros
ton.
LOuIsBrRG. CB. Dec 2o--sa'cd. str Bohems
utal. st John.
In port 27th strs Exmonth dBrl. from st John
NE, for Gibraltar; Grof khuen uedevary Utah
AlViers for st John, NIB.
SIPE BAY, Dec 25-Arrived. str Dahlis. Ia
coma.
SING aPOFtE. Dee is--Arrivcd. strs West Hep
Nurn Mi!ki: nd, Devolente. San Pedro.
ST MtLO Dec 20-\rrived previously, srhr
Alvinn Theriault iBr). st Pierre.
SALINA CRUZ. Dee is-Sailed. str Florence
Olsen, Snn Francisco.
Sr JOHNS. NJ, Dec 23--irrived. schrs Agnes
r Daft tRrl. Cad'z: Meditation 'Br'. Lisbon.
Sailed 22d schrs Sunset Glow (Frl. Alicante;
Ruby l. Pentz tBr). Porto Rico; Martha Parsons
(sr). Baha: 23d. str Avondae. Greencck
ST JOHN, Nh. Dec 29--Clearcd. schr Sallle
Pe-sis Moves, Rosario.
VICTORIA, &c. Dec 27-Sailed. str Andes Mar
Jap, from New York for Yokohama.
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cARDENas. Dec so-ssiied. str Lake sebago
Boston,
s4sdGUARp. Jan 2--Arrived, sehr Pauline
Cummins. Liverpool for llost all sails.
u FAYAL, Jan i-Sailed str Polybus. New York
GLASGOW. Dec sl-saied. str Calabria tbri
New York.
GorHENBuRc. Dec el-Arrived. motor shiI
San Francisco (sw). San Francisco , u..
HULL. Jan i-Arriyed. str Marenso tBr'' ne"
York.
! Sailed ist. str Toronto iBr,. New York
HAvRE. Jan I, AM-Suiled, str Whirfed'at
l(Br). Hslifax and Boston.
Arrived 3ist tnot previously. str La Lorraine
/ (FD. New York.
HALIFAX. rs. Jan Arrived str Chaleui
! tBr). Nes. Indies via st John.
! Arrived "a, strs Coquetmede (Br) ST Johns. Nj
sandefjord ,Sor'. Baltimore for Cher6ourg
Sailed lst strs Canadian Trade tbr'' havana
Canadian Sgneur tBrl. Liverpool.
Sailed ID .cnr Gerrns In I. tBrl New York.
! Sailed "a. strs CANADIAN Adyentures tbr). IA
vana; Galtymore tBr). Glasgow.
,oClQuE. Dec 30--saied, str Horace Baxter
KfNsALE. Jan c--Psssed. str Baltic tEr). New
Passed LIST. str Roda tBr,. Portland, Me. fo'
Limerick.
1 LIVERPOOL. Jan 2. AM-Arrived. str Caro-
MIA (Br,. New York.
LONDON. Jan 2-Arrived. str Ashtabula (Br)
Port Arthur. lex.
LIZ z,RD. Jan i-Passrd. str. Mssuda. Boston via
New YoiR for Hsvre; British General (Brl. Pori
Arthur via Halifax for Holland.
IEITH. Jan l-Sailed. str Siamose Prince 'nr'
New York
MARsETlLEs, Dec 2s-Arrlved. strs Key wes,
(Nor, New York; Goth. Randolph S Warner Gal
weston.
| MALTA, Dec 27--Sailed. str Sanierarne tBr
from Alcxandria for Roeton and New York.
| NAPLES, DEE 3o-Arrived. str Dnnte Aeghier
! Utah. New York.
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. Dec ce--Arrivsd. sts Ara
iuen fBr). New york.
| oR,N. Dec 2l-Arr!ved. str Pcnone Fr,. New
York for Algiers. &c.
! PRESTON, r.. Dec 30-Sailed. schr Laura
Ba rnes barbados and United States
PERM Dec 2S-Passed. sir City Of crsn tBr,
from Calcutta. &C. for Boston and New York.
ROTTERDAM. Dec 2g-Saiied. str u Hunt
New York.
RIO JANErRo Dec so-Arived. str Aib.n cBr'
New York
Sailed 2ath. str cuthbert ,sr, from sautrs fol
New Orleans (52co0 bags eoffeel.
Sailed both. str Rembrandt tBrl. from santos
for New York
| SOUTHAMPTON. Jan =. 9 AM-Arrived. sii
Roynl George tBr). New York.
| SMYRNA Dec 25--Arrised. str Trojan Prince
(Brl, New York.
SAIGON Dec 2o--Sailet STR Lake Giiprn. -
SHANGfIt VI. Dec 2s-Arrived. str katori Mar
(Jap). Seattle.
l Sailed a7th. str Lowther Castle fBrl. New yors
THE DOWNS. Jan l--Sailcd. schr v L. Comeat
tPrl from Rotterdam for Key West.
TRIESTE, Dec 2a--Arrived. str Bcivedcre ntai
New York.
Sailed clst. str v;ndcnona UtaD. Louisburr
lCB.
VIGO. Dec cs--Sailed str Zy,dyk tDatrh,. from
Rotterdam f,r New York.
YOKOHAMA, Dec 2J-Arrved. strs West Co
joot, San Francisco via Honolulu: 2Gth. iiathn
way, do via do.
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Herald Bureau.
No. 1902 ~ street. y w.
Washington. ID. C.. Friday.

The United States should make herself
independent of all other nations In pro-
viding an adequate supply OF nitrate.
Newton D. Baker. Secretary OF War
test't'~7 tndav before the special House
Committee on War Expenditures lie
stro.-.-. Commended the further devel-
opment of the power plant started on the
Tennessee River, near Sheffield Ala
known as the Mussel Shoals project. and
urged an appropriation OF sl20oO.o0 for
that purpose.
The Mussel Shoals power dam was be-
gun by authority of the War Department
during the war. ostensibly to manufacture
nitrate for munitions. Since the armistice
the goverpment has continued the project
under the supervision of army engineers.
and has been producing commercial fer
tilizer. The investigation undertaken to-
day seeks to determine by what authority
the Secretary of War is continuing for
commercial purposes what was supposed
TO be a war project.
Representative Graham, Republican, OF
Illinois, chairman of the committee,
sharply questioned the legality OF the ex-
penditure OF funds authorized by Secre-
tary Baker to carry on the operations at
Mussel Shoals. The project has been
before Congress, it was established today,
ever since 1907, and appropriations have
DctA repeatedly dSheu SINCE tNdt tlfne.
In explaining to the committee Secretary
Baker said he considered that the author
ity given by Congress for building the
dam at Mussel Shoals, although contem-
plated as a war measure. was ample to
continue it as a peace measure. He said
the theory upon which it is proposed to
produce nitrate for fertilizer purposes was
20 keep in operation plant that could
readily be diverted to the production
Of nitrate for war purposes in case of
necessity.
He referred to the scarcity OF nitrates
during the war, and said that at that
time this country was very largely
dependent upon Chilean nitrates and
that many of the nitrate deposits in
Chilli were German owned and their
production was stopped early in tie
war. 1t demonstrated. he said, the
necessity for the development in this
country of a sufficient supply to make
America independent of nitrate beyond
her own borders.
Representative Graham criticised the
selection of the Mussel Shoals site in
preference to other sites examined by
a special committee in the South and
Northwest, particularly in Montana and
Idaho.
Secretary Baker said he had finally
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
NEW YORK LAWYER HUNTS
FOR MISSING H0USEB0AT
tsrEcrAL pEsPAr-T TO rHv HxRNo.l

NORFOLK. Va. F'rfday.-R. M. Giles
pie. lawyer OF New York city. Is In
Norfolk today awaiting the arrival OF the
houseboai the Dorette. which has been
missing since December a lie reported
the matter to tho police today and Detec-
tive l.. s. Quinn was assigned 70 the case.
Mr.. Gillespie sent his boat In charge OF
a captain and an engineer South from
New York. where the craft was used last
summer. The boats destination was Jack
sonville and Mr. Gillespie came TO Norfolk
to meet the craft. The last report made
on the craft was. on December n. when n
was reported that the Dorette had passed
North Point.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
SHIPPING NEWS FROM PARTS WORLD

Morch dam. Oran: Merrimack Jacksonville land
sailed for Philadelphia.
! sailed Cd strs West Maximus. Liverpool;
Genoa Maru GapI. Japan: Youngstown, Fernan-
dina; City OF st Louis. Boston
Sailed Dee 81 ctr Luceric (Brl, Kote. Yoko-
hama and Shanghai.
TATOOsH Wash Ian Passed strs Nile tBr'.
Seattle for New York; Panama Maru tJnpi' singa-
pore. Sc. for Cuba and New Orleans
TAMPA. Fla. Jan 2-Arrived str LAKE. Free
land. Mobile for New York; schr Emily r Nor
than. Sagua la Grande.
Arrived LIST. schr Lady Shea tBsl Grand ca,.
man.
Sailed LIST. motor snip Halifax. Hansion-
Sailed I'd. str Snian tRri. Ncwpori -
NINEN RT<H VEN. Mass. Jau 2-~9iied. scnr
James William fBrl. from New York for Hniifsx.
Wind NV. moderate: clear; smooth s.a.
WILMINGTON. NC. Dec 29-Arrived previously.
str Lakeside Bridge. New York.
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saramacca 1914 miles South Pass noon Sist.
sarcoxie 145 miles Il Ambrose light vessel nocl
LIST.
Saxon off Fowey Rock noon ist.
Saxonia l55 miles Ambrose light vessel La
Pm I'd
Socony miles NE Diamond Shoai noon lst
The Lambs 80 miles s Cape San Antonio noon 1st
rrimountain PAT miles Ambrose light vesse
noop I'd.
lnrriaiba 75 miles Jupiter noon ID.
walter Hardcastle % miles Z Tampico noon fst.
Matertown 2i5 miles y Jupiter norm LIST.
Western City lat Al 90 ~ Ion az t3 W. poou LIST
VIM 9 Warden 20 miles Sand Key noon 1st.
York Castle miles S Nantucket light vesse
10:45 AM ID
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
CLEARED.

Str orhuua tBr,. Taylor. Liverpool-cunard
Steamship Co.
Str Adriatic tBr,. Ransom. southampton via
Cherboure-White star line.
Str Frederik VIII DAM. Thomsen. Christian.
sand and Christiania-Funch. Fdye & Co.
Str City Of M,nila fRr,. Mcmillan. Antwerp
and HulI-Sanderson & Son.
Str Sark CSor). Moldenhauer, Hamburg-Kerr
Steamship Co.
Str La Savoie frr. Annie, Havre-Conpagnie
Generate Transatlcntique.
Str Giuseppe Verdi Gtall. Romano Genoa and
Naples-McDonnell & Truda.
Str Taormina 6taD, De Borgia, Naples and
Genoa-Italia America line.
Str Kumeric (Br), Burch Bombay Cochin. Call
cut &c-Funch. Edye e. Co.
Str Seekonk. Ridgeway. Karaehi. Colombo Ran.
-oon &c-w Grace Co.
Str Gaelic Prince tRrl. Anderson, Yokohama.
Kohe &c-Furness, Witty & Co.
Str winyah. Peterson. Yokohama and Kobe via
Panama Canai-Rnrber Steamship lines.
Str Routrv (Br). Clarke, Dakar. Sierra Leone.
Akin, &cwesf india Steamship Co.
Str Helci. Perry. San Juan. Ponce and Maya
guez-Pul-Insular line.
Str Mchican who'd. Kingston ard Porto Colon.
hia--Carhbcap Steamship Co.
Str Lake CaSusa. Tanos. Nuevttas--United Fruit
Co.
Str Calamares. Jensen. Havana. Santiago. Port
Antonio &c-United Fruit Co.
Str Allanca, Scully. Crstobal-Papana Rail
road Steamship line.
Str Edsefeld. Jones, Gaavestoo TEX "
Steele & Co.
pagnie Generate Trunsatianti0ue.
Str Lenape. Kemble. Charleston and Jackson
vile-Clyde steamship Co.
Str City of Atlanta. Garfield Savnnnah-Ocenn
Steamship Co.
Str jamestown. Gibbs. Norfolk mud Newport
News--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Str Cote Blanche. Fielder Sorfolk-Wessel,
nuval & %.
Str Hamlin. Pittick. Norfolk-Harris Magiii &
Co.
Str Jekyl Losger, Bnltimore-Statcs Marine
nd Commercial Co.
Str Pawnee. Robinson. Bostoa-Easterr Steam.
ship Corporation
Str Mohawk. Hamlin. Fall Rver-New England
Steamship Co.
Schr Maid OF Scotland fRrl Chapman. Fayal.
Terceira. st Michaels. &c-Gilmartin s. Co.
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NARINE--FOR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR sALE-Deck scow 'Kuno." lo5S3oxs -ft.; /;
price 81 30. -.
AMERICAN FOVW fRDING CO.. Weehawken. ~
J. Phone Union 1116. - =.
FOR sale-One tug. length of hull 81 IT., beam
2t fl. 3 in. icpth II. in; engine 92Hxy2:
steam 100 pounds boat new working. H. T.. ls3
Herald. -.
19 IT 5 in depth IT. In: engine l4H 90. rs:
steam IA pounds: boat now working. Il. T.. 1Si
Herald. =
FOR SALF--SrEANER 300 tons freight capae-
itys suitable inland waters. MCINTOSH. Brook
lyn Bridge Dock. Bcekman-240O.
FORlS N.E--Barse. covered house. 100 II. by 2S
It.. 1capuciy 200 tons MCINTOSH. Brooklyn
bridge Dock. Reekman-2io0.
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Open Office in czechoslovak Republic.

The first steamship office In the new
Czechoslovak Republic Will be opened by
the Cunard. Anchor and Anchor Donaldson
line January Is This announcement was
made by the Cunard New York office yes
terday. Local officials of the Cunard line
said that their office in the new Republic
was made necessary by the increased pas
senger and freight traffic, much of which
is between Czechosovakia and the United
States. In the cable received in New York
the address of the new steamship office is
given as No. SIS Vacalvske Namesti.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
BAKER WANTS TO KEEP UP
NITRATE PLANT IN ALABAMA

selected the MuSsei shoals site because
OF the greater quantity OF hydro-elec-
tric power that could be developed
there Tie stated also that he believed
the plant could be made seif-eustaining
once u has been put tnto operation.
The committee Will take the testi-
mony % technical experts 90 determine
the feasibility % continuation OF the
plant. and expects TO contings the In
vestigation for several weeks.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
SILK SHIP FROM CHINA
ARRIVES AT SAN FRANCISCO

The steamship Venezuela. which ar
rived at San Francisco from Hong Kong.
brought from China 4s6 packages o; raw
silk. 10 packages OF silk goods and 522
packages of waste silk. From japan she
brought 45 packa ges of raw silk and "a
packages of silk goods For Eastern
cities she had 4S1 packages OF raw elk.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

BERMTIDA. Jaa barometer. 1913 inches;
wind Sw: weather. rainy; maximum tempera-
'ure. T3 deg Fahr
CAPE RACE. Nj. Jaa 2-Barometer at nooa.
20. ~ inches; wind. f. light; westher dense fog:
temperature. 81 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

na1- . hcG P o p o
fe Siberia Netherlands
o,as nd
ua4, drecaly adte dmanf
,st4 -.i- w -,red "
isy @ r "
HongK De an
1880 rvnaaru w o
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t|The time given In the above table Is East.
srn standard time and IA furnished by the United
Sfates Coast ana Gcodetic Survey.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NV YORK. Ism c-The tire BAH above the
Nsv'rafirn and Marine Englnerrnc School of the
S~smen's Chu-rh Institute. No 25 South street
dropped today at erart noon. 18TH meridian time
hours slow Of Greenwich mean time Anv one
Desiring correct Greenwich mean time telephone
nroad-csy.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr General Pau fBr,. Liverpool, Ns. for New
YORK. with woodpulp. to the Tidewater Paper
Mills Co.
Tugs Eureka. with harces tat s:15 AM: " 7
Daizell. with tug Braddock lat II AM; Metro
poiitan. Boston for New York lat 3:36 PM.
Bound East.
.Schr Nova Queen (I3r,. New York for Yarmouth
Tugs Mexpet. with bc rye (at 6:55 AMD: Socouy
T. with 2 tat s:15 AM; Roger Williams. with
3 lat $3.50 PAf).
Motor barge Radium tat pm.
Sailed I'd. schr Isaac Sherwood Cfrom Port
Reading). Block Island.
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- NOTICE TO MARINERS. ~
THE HERALDS Ship Neps office is adjacent to the Barge
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad.
CLOSING OF MAILS.

mans @ % n % @ @ @ o1a @ close RS@9ss s a'ea ns GS I %
~ erap
fdy Hss stpt@a Wh
Ssi letters
ol sste fully the
&C.
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OR SOUTH CFNTR AMrRIcA. WEST INDIES &C.


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The New York herald., 1920-01-03
ALMANAC for NEW YORK, JAN. 8.

Snn rises. .....-.. % Moon rises. 3 AZ PM
snn sets. 40 Moon sets.... a AN
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 8.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY JANrApy .

FN1s Belgium Roqgni
Elements dre-hs
Tnns La
r7aonnua
Nansa
Firsni,
pana e
and Denmark at
Tr F+hos
. lentn
str
m Een fI
add nvl erp: :al rEec;um
Lam
Fas 'frq GrNa elements Persia via
GesIar
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
aAiL sArrRnAY
PORT OF NEW YoRK-FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920
STEAMERS DUE IN NEW YORK.

ltE gtNt ANY
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-13
CANANEAI QUIET

Advices from Cananea are to the
effect that the Anti Chinese agita.
tion has subsidized, everything is quiet
and the Chinese stores which were
ordered closed the first of January
are all open during business hours
carrying on as usual.
Yesterday the troops which were
sent there before the first of January
to protect the Chinese from antici-
pated violence, returned, and will GO
to Hermosillo today-so it is related.
Yesterday evening Mr.. Gonzales,
presidente at Cananea,
arrived from that city and was at
Nogales last night. 1t is reported
that he will go to Hermosillo today
to confer with Governor de la Huerta
upon the Sonora anti-C Chinese law,
and present conditions with regard
thereto.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-13
TO FUND THE FLOATING Debt
And Save Compound Interest Pave The Streets And
Save Cost Of Upkeep. Provide For 10000 People
In 1925, And Supply Them With Water
To The Editor Of
"THE OASIS"

Dear Sir: Being a large taxpayer have studied
all the facts regarding The coming bond ISSUE and would
respectfully offer the following reflections and concu
sions. 9EG~
number of the largest taxpayers in the city, well
myself consulted with and advised with the City Coun
Gil in their sessions during their deliberations onthebond
ssue which covered period six months and each
and every of those taxpayers for the bonds.
In yesterdays Herald Mr.. R. L. ONeill had arti-
Gle in which he states that in the next six $4,000
will be paid out for interest the bonds if they carry;
but he does not state the that will be paid out within
that time if they do NOT carry:
After thorough investigation of the coming bond is
sue find that the city will pay out 9647O6 within
that tme if they do not carry; against Mr.. o.
Nes claim of $168 10000 if they do carry; or $81 497O6
more than the interest on the proposed new bonds.
Providing the bond issue does not carry the city will
warrants $90OO00O in cost of maintenance of dirt
streets against maintenance of paved Streets $4,000
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-13
president CALLS LEAGUE Of Nations
ORGANIZING FOR RELIEF
FUERTE RIVER BRIDGE

Yesterday it was reported that
flods in the Fuerte River, had carried
out again part of the bridge at
San Bias in northern Sinaloa. 1t is
but two or three months since a part
of the bridge carried out by flood
a year ago, was replaced. This time
three spans of the structure are re-
ported gone.
1t is stated that the Mexican Pro,
ducts Company has ten carloads of
tomatoes at San Bias, which had come
up from Los Mochis, down the Orient
railway, in the Fuerte delta, which
will have to be transferred across the
river by boats, unloading the freight
at the river, ferrying it across and re-
loading in other cars on the north
side of the stream.
A temporary bridge will be put
across the river as quickly as pos
possible, but it is stated that at
least two weeks will be needed to ac-
complish that.