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CLOSING OF MAILS.

&c, for Nacaome. Tesuctgaipa and Yuses-
ran (Honduras), Cauca and Narfno depart
ments OF Colombia. Ecuador, Peru Except
Iquitos). Bolivia and Chile (other parts OF
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador y
via ST Marc, Port au Prince. Crtstobal
Buenaventura. Esmeraida. Bahia de Cara
quez, Mania, Puerto Bolivar and Guayaquil,
str Gen W 'Goethals. Il (sup l PM).
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27.
Dominican Republic. via Puerto Plata.
Sanchez. San Pedro dc Mscoris. San Do
m s CITY and bsrahona, str NAY AM IN
Mayaguez. Laguayra. Curacao and Mara
caibo, str -Maracaibo. Gao AM (suD 1880
AND
South Brazil Especially addressed only) !.
via PernA mbuco. Behia. Rio Janeiro. Santos
and Rio GrAnds do Sui. STR Glsnspean. IL NJ.
TrsnspAci6c Malta
Close at New York ut o PM ~ follows:
Japan. Corsa and siberia. via Seattle. str
Alabama Maru. Oct 20.
hawaii. China. Slam. French Indo- China
cisco, str China. Oct 25.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands, via
San francisco, y Thomss, Oct 81;
Zealand and specially addressed man for
Australia, VIA san Francisco. sr Mariana.
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria, BE.
str Niagara. Nov 4.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia, Siam.
French Indo-China. Netherlands East indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria, DC. str Empress of Russia. Nov
sMust be specially addressed for this
fPsrcel post mails and specially addressed
Mails Of the following dates: Moukdsn
Oct 2. Kobe 9th and Yokohama 9Th. which
arrived per str Alabama Maru, were de-
are due in New York on the morning OF
Monday, Oct %.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICS
ARE FOR FREE MAILS
Back u. S. VieW in Postal
Congress in Madrid.

MApnrD. Oct "a. - The international
Postal Congress has found In the discus
sion of the important question of mail
transit dues three currents OF opinion.
Most of the American republics favor
free transit, the United States delegates
pointing out that mail transit should not
be made q source OF revenue, but be an
interchange OF service between one coun-
try and the other for the benefit of man
kind.
One Of Mexico Representatives cx-
pressing approval OF this sentiment said !:
We are satisfied IN TINS matter TO place
ourselves under the protecting wing of
the United States" The South American
delegates have accepted proposition
which probably win mean a reduction OF
20 per cent. as a step toward complete
abolition In the future. Definite propo-
sitions must go to the grand committee
and the full congress for further consid-
GRAFTON.
Practical application OF the ideals or
the United States in connection with
international postal arrangements was
discussed at meeting OF representa-
lives to the international Postal Con
gress OF NORTH. Central and South
America
Spain was represented by the Duke
Of Cslornbi. who declared Spain was in
favor Of the idea.
f'This plan asserted the Duke
would form bridge across the At
lantic which would mean an immense
step toward closer relations with tho
whole OF America and Spain would thus
become the base in Europe OF American
unity"
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ARRIVED.

Str Re d1talla GtaD, Ccnstanza Sept IS.
Sonstantinogle 18Th, Smyrna 22d, Naples
Witty Co. with es cabin and 1,044 steer
age passengers and mdse.
Str Dominion CBr), Liverpool, to the White
Star-Doninion line. with passengers and
mdse.
Str Kirktown CBr). Cardiff Oct o. TO Cal
laghan,. Atkinson a Co. In ballast;
30 and Falmouth oct 8, 10 the Kerr Steam
ship Co. with ndse.
str willfa65c ROTTERDAM ,Ss Sept 2s ,.s and
ship CO. in ballast. oct Is picked up. the
crew OF six men and two stowaways from
Newfoundland. with salt. abandoned at sea.
and brought them TO port. The schooner
was % tons register.
Str Ozaukee. Danzig via Fayal.
Str Aiserie QBelg), Havre and Rcuen.
Str Curaca (Br), Naples.
Str Texan, Genoa Oct O.. TO the American
Str Iris QtaD. Venice Sept 4. Patras 18th,
Kaamata 10th, Massina 18th, Palermo 23d.
Almeria 2e.h: Malaga oct , Sn d. Gibraltar
Str Essex lBrl. Adelaide July "a. Mel
welIington, Sept 70 and cristobni Oct Is. to
Str Archimedes (Br). Moutevideo Sept 2,
Santos 9th. Rio Jsneiro GOTH, Victoria 23d,
Bahia Oct 2. Para 18th and Barbados 10th.
gers, maila and mdse.
Str Alliance, Guayaquil via Panama, 20
mdse and passengers.
Str Mary. Sanchez Oct II. Macoris 18th.
San Domingo 18th and Puerto Plata 17th.
TO the BuIl-fnsulsr line. with mdse.
Str Camana (Br), Puerto Cabelio Oct 13
and Norfolk 22d. 90 J II winchester q Co,
with frozen meat IN transit.
Str Halsey, Port Lobos Oct 16, TO tho 90
lurnbus shipping Co, with crude oil.
Str Badnot. Port Lobos Oct 10, TO Meal
lister Bros. with crude oil -
Str Toloa tBr). Port Linon Oct 10, Girls
tobal 17th and Havana 2ist. TO the United
Fruit Co, with SO passengers, mails and
mdse.
Str Comai, Galveston via Koy West, to
the Mallory Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse.
Str Drindila. Baton Rouge Oct Is. 70 the
Standard on Co OF New York, with crude
OIL
Str Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston.
TO the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
and mds.
str Vladimir sawin DAM. Norfolk oct
%, TO A o Anderson a 90, in ballast.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk. 30 this Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co, with mdse. 3
Str Hog Island, Philadelphia oct %, 20 the
Export Steamship Co, IN ballast.
Str Old North state. Philadelphia.
U transport Princess Matoika. Antwerp
Oct 10 and Cherbourg 18th, TO the Y b
Army Transport Service, with $50 officers
25i troops and In ballast. She also brought
20 war brides and babies.
New York state nautical schoolship New
port bermuda Oct 20.
Tug Bsilinss. bermuda oct II, 70 the Pot-
ter Transportation Co, In ballast, towing
motor schr santiuo. Sabine Feb Z and Bor-
with sulphur (put into bermuda In distress).
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AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegraph.l

BALTIMORE, Oct 23-Arrived, strs Col
lingsworth. New York: Auldmuir (Dr). Phil
Arrived cath. strs Jaegersborg DAM, CO.
penhagen; Clavarack. Leith; Rysdyk lDutchl. .
Newport. E 1ocasti tGreeH5. Sorfolk; East,
erly CBD. New York; Elmsport. Norfolk;
Redondo. Halifax; Jean, Port Tampa: Ep.
f Frank i' Norf SiS Ai.ne t tFr5. DO.
Sailed Gath. strs Kalypso YcrEotti lGreeko,
Rotterdam: Beckenham (Br). Norfolk; Ced-
eric lNor). Kopervik via Norfolk and New
CHARLESTON. SC. Oct 2s-Arrived. strs
Theodore Roosevelt CNor). Chile; Cotopaxi.
itago In tow from Norfolk.
Arrived 24th str Comanche. Jacksonville
(and proceeded for New York;. g.
Sailed 23d, strs Coquitt. Liverpool via Sa-
vannah; Saxon, Havana.
Sailed Gath, str Coquitt. Liverpool via sa-
CAPE HENRY, Va. Oct 24-Passed in. strs
Arcturus (sw). Rotterdam for Baltimore;
Verona (Norl. Kingston for do:
Passed out GATH strs sahale, Baltimore for
for Port Lobos Hampstead Heath (Br), do
for Bordeaux; Western Sea-. do for Tunis via
Philadelphia; Brandon. do for Boston; WIN
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct 23-Arrived, strs
Neuces, New York; Domingo do Larrinaga
{italj. Gibraltar: ri CAPTAIN, New York;
fsadnorshre (Br), Hull: Bradburn obi. ex
Atlantic city,. Rotterdam.
settles; West Hampton. New Orleans; Gan
ga Sailed 2sd. strs Etbelwoif cBr,. Barry;
Gulf Star. Port Arthur: FL Rio. New York;
Lake Ogden, Charleston; Elzasir lBr), Ant
werp. and Client; Cadiz (sp), Barcelona;
Sailed oath. strs Mexicano. Tampico;
Brandywine, Port Arthur.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct 2s-Arrived.
Havana Ttsv ns' Vest fmboden. LONDON.
Arrived 23d, schr George w Elzey. Jr.
North sydney. Ms.
. Arrived path. str Araprhoe. New York;
schr John Meyer. Havana.
Sailed 23d. str Lenape. London; schr
Louise Howard. Matsnzas ..
KEY WEST. Fla. Oct 2s-sailed. str Sac
ramento, New York. -
wood. New Orleans; Maiden Creek. Calves
Arrived 2ad. str coahoma County. Stock
NEW ORLEANS. LIZ. Oct 23-Arrived. str
Tamarac (Br), Brigham.
arrived 23d, strs Nola. Mexico; Parisnnina.
Bocas del Toro; Tuiadi. Brazil.
Arrived oath. strs Aster QtaD. Newport
News; Augusta (Hond), Port Cortez; Cliff
wood, Mobile; Corson, Philadslphia; Lake
Rva Tr1Eoso dtaD. Europe via Sane Key;
Theress Horn (Br). Europe; venator CNoD'
cleared 23d. strs Afo,mdria. Liverpool and
Glasgow via Norfolk; Bosanka ItaD.
Trieste via Gibraltar. Barcelona and Venice;
City OF Flint, Genoa Via Norfolk: Covena,
Pensacola; Rivaer (Nor). Vera Cruz; Ser
Wan Prince CBr). New York. SURNAME,
Port Rarrios; Western Chief. Manchester
via Galveston.
Sailed from Port Eads 23d. strs saranac
(Br). London: Livingstonia (Br). Glasgow;
FL Almirante. New York; Godosund tNoD'
Port au Prince; City Of Treeport. Nuevitas.
Sailed from Port Eads 22d strs Lake SUI
napee, New York; Maartensdyk DUTCH.
Rotterdam Sunbank (Br), Gibraltar.
Sailed from Port Eads 23d, strs Cans
ford (Nor), Port Barrios via Belize. Stnnn
Creek and Livingston; Goloa (Nor). Chris
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MINE WORKERS LEADER
APPEALS TO WILSON
Wants President to Act in
Alabama Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24.--John L. Lewis.
international president Of the United
Mine Workers OF America, to-day tele-
graphed President Wilson urging him
10 direct tho Department of Justice TO
begin legal proceedings TO enforce the
principle OF collective bargaining between
tho miners and operators in Alabama,
where strike has been in progress six
months.
Lewis. in his telegram. says II has
been judicially determined that war
time laws and regulations are still In
erect and that the President Guaranteed
the right Of collective bargaining 10 all
employees In industry by his proclama-
tion OF April 3, 1915 Lewis also calls
the attention of the President TO the fact
that he and other officials Of the miners
are being prosecuted IN the Federal
oourta under the same wartime laws.
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,dium Cat 80 AND.
Sound East.

Str Genevieve (Br). 'Elizabethport for Can
so, Ms.
schr Storm Petrol. Port johnson for Ellis
worth.
schr Nantisco. Port Reading for Nan
tuckst.
schr Seth w Smith. New York for an
Eastern port.
TUGS Hok sndauqua, towing IL barges Cat
2 80 PsD Minnie. towing barge (at PM)
Sailed cath. Echrs Bessie A White tBr)
from New York for Apple River, Ms; Emily
NF
Tolon 37e Ambrose noon 23d.
Trimsuntain passed Sand Key I'D.
Ulysses $40 8 Cape Henry noon 23d.
Virginia Bridge 40 w Sand Key noon 22d.
w Keene 11p s Scotland noon 9th.
w II Tilferd 1877 NE Jupiter noon I'D.
w N 1rish % NE Jupiter noon 21st.
Vim G Warden ~ N Hatteras noon Path.
Waubesa 2To ENE Cape Henry noon Gath.
War shikzri peAsed Sand Key 22d.
wedscwood Jupiter noon Esd.
West Cadron 1.4e7 from Honolulu PM ed.
PM 22d.
West Conob 1 .124 Z Ambrose 8 PM 22d.
West Hmrod 1 ,1<0 from Honolulu PM 22d.
West 1.om 3.f4S from Seattle noon Esd.
West Islip 20 S San Francisco PM 23d.
West Niger 1857 w Honolulu 8 PM ed.
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SAILED.

strs Caiabria CBr). Naples: Tarantia (Br) 4,
do Csstel Porziano UtaD, Genoa and
SsD Hsko Mstra PsTth
Amboy: Hilton. Port Tampa: Iowan, Ham
burg; osauuimsick. Philadelphia; Egypt
strs wythevilie. Montevideo: Lake Faris-
ton. Kingston.
Tho corrected reading or tho barometer
(reduced 20 sea ieveD at New York on Sun
day, Oct "a. 1920. at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-six hundredths (30.26)
inches. This closely approximates sevon
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hundred and sixty-eight and six-tenths (76s-6)
millimetres. Captains Of all vessels now
lying IN or near the ports or New YORK ann
Brooklyn can ad,annageously Use the above
official data for observing whether their own
barometer require any considerable correc-
tion adjustment
cloudy and haxy; choppy sea- AT City Island
at sunset, s, light breeze: clear; smooth sea.
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DROPPING OF TINE BALL.

NEW YORK. Oct 24-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Ssnmens Church Institute. 70
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian, hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 29I.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Capelhall (Br). Bancs via Boston for
I New York. to the United Fruit Co. In bal
last.
schr c Maud Gasldn tBr), Windsor. MS,
for Nswburg.
New York.
schr Abbie Stubs. st John for New
York.
Tugs Charles Mcwiliiams. towing 1 barge
lat II 20 AND; Bulley. towing / (at IL :4I
AlD Chas A McCaffery. towing barses
lst Doon) Socony No IA. towing (at 9
pp.
Steam lighter VIM II Moody towing 2
barGes Cat AID.
~ ba RE In diup1 II 40 AND.
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Almanac for New York October Is.

The time given in the above table H. East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

noon. 2e.s5 inches; wind. NV. fresh breeze:
weather, cloudy; temperature. AZ deg Fair.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Nesos Office is in
the Barge Office Ship Information gvem by U. S.
Nary Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCT. "a, 1920

Str Pannonia (Br), Trieste for New York.
10 expected to dock about $3.50 AM Tues
day.
Str Philadelphia, Southampton for New
York. Is expected to dock about 10 AN
Monday.
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BRITAIN AND JAPAN
| AGREE ON CABLES
Attitude on Disposition Of Ger
man Lines Forecasts Con-
tinuance of Alliance.
q. S. FAvORS COMMISSION
Nippon's Control Of Messages
at Island of zap Brings
American COMPLAINTS.
q. S. FAvORs COMMISSION
spsciol Despatch to THE New YORK HEGALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C., Oct "a.

Epsctal Despatch to THE New YORK HEGALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Oet- "a.
Seeming unity OF attitude on the part
Of Japan and Great Britain looking to
control by those countries of former
German cable communications in the
Atlantic and Pacific indicates the APP
proach OF new international alignment.
according TO diplomatic authorities here.
This attitude. developing out of the
proceedings Of the Communications Con-
ference now in session, shows a clear
understanding between Great Britain
and Japan forecasting the continuance Of
the Britain-Japanese alliance.
Great Britain proposes to hold on to
tho German Atlantic cables seized dur
ing the war, while Japan aims to hold on
to the island of zap. acquired as a
mandate. the midway station In the
Pacific. for the purpose OF controlling
cable communication with the far
East.
The questions raised call renewed at
tention to the Interpretation which Eu-
ropean and Asiatic diplomacy is placing
upon mandate territory. an interpreta-
don which the United States Is oppos-
ing. but more than that foreshadow
differences within the British Umpire
relative to the attitude OF the ruling
mother country toward the problem of
Oriental immigration.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct 23-Str Sharon.
from sea, arrived at this port to-day for
repairs in tow OF str Brandywine.
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: IN y - =.
EuRDrn.

THE ETABBrssEMENrs II. CHArRoN
dealers " lisht tractors for iirht farming
vines and blowing. want general agents for
America. Write, with references, 40 rue de
la Republiqup. PUTHAUx.
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Marine Engineers
Employed on Ocean Steamships

srFCIAL MEETINGS FeR STEAMSHIP
ENGINEERS ARE WELD NJ CONsOLI-
DATED MARINE ENGTNEERs RENErf-
GAL ASSOCIATION Ne. 30 svery Mssssy,
q r. NJ, ~ ~ Park Place, New York City.
Every steamship Essinser. irrespective u
what local he hslds membership In, ~ cor
daily invited TO attcad.
THOMAS ". HEALEy,
Busisess Nansrer.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str saxonia (Br), London via Halifax for
New York, Is expected TO dock about 8
Pm. Monday.
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Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 20.
Germany %. via HAMBURG; also parcel
post mails for Germany. austria Czesno-
5lovakia. Hungary and Switzerland. str Mar
NetherlandS and Germany. via Rotterdam:
also parcel post malls for Netherlands sur
Julia Luckenbach.>4 PM.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER &c.
South Africa (.. via Cape Town; also
parcel post malls for Union of South AZ
RIGA, Bechuansland Protectorate. Portusuese
East Africa, Northern and Southern Rhode
STA and South West Africa Protsctorate. str
France. Roumania. Bulgaria, Czeeho- slo-
vakia, Jugo-Slavfa, Austria. Hungary, Pc-
land. 5witzeriand Italy. palmatia. sgain.
India. British East Africa. Malta. Gibraltar.
Csylon and Straits Settlements. via Havrs;
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries. str La Touraine. $3.50 AM (sup
$3.50 AND.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IT.
Netherlands via Rotterdam (other count
tries must be specially addressed via Plyn-
outh aud BoulogneJ; also parcel post mails
for Netherlands. str Ryndam, AM (sup
0:30 AND.
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20.
North Brazil and Iauitos (other. parts Of
Brazil y. str Sallust. $3.50 AM.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca and
Narino departments Cuba y. via Santiago.
Kingston. 0essrtssgena and Santa Marta str
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (.).
via nontsyideo and Buenos Aires. str Glen
Hsyti Except Cape Hayti and Port dc
PaiD. Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
(printed matter, &c). Nicaragua Except
east COAST. Amapala, Choluteca and prints.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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NvANTTD--Passenger steamer, excursion
type, wood or steel hull, for coast service;
capacity for about 200 passengers and 80
ions Of freieht equipment must be IN first
class order send full particulars, price and
terms In first letter; we mean quick busi-
ness. Box 220f. Havana. Cuba,
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FOR Saie-Suitsbie for inland waterways
1870 It, Freight esteemer.
100 ~ House Barge; email Tug - II. So
MCINTOSH, Brooklyn Bridge Dock. NewYork
Tel. Beekman 2lOO
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SABiNE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.
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Colonies Are with Us.


Australia, Canada and New Zealand
ore wholly In sympathy with the atti-
tude of the United States on the sub
5ect OF Asiatic immigration. and closer
bonds between Great Britain and Japan
IN world politics is expected to increase
the differences that have already arisen
dependencies on the immigration quee-
ton. With Australia regarding the
growing power OF Japan as direct
menace, and determined to maintain
Australia as a white mans country. this
close relationship between England and
Japan is not regarded In Australia with
undisguised pleasure.
deposition of Japan to American con-
troll of the island OF zap Is based upon
the treaty which Japan made with Eng
land before her entry into the war and
In which the United States was not
consulted. In keeping with this under
standing President Wilson allowed
Japan to take over all of the Pacific
Islands In question north Of the Equa-
tor, but asked that the determination or
the possession OF zap should wait the
present International Communications
Conference. The Japanese have been
In control of the island, and there are
American complaints that commercial
messages sent through inc SHAWN O.
Yap have been referred to Toxic to the
disadvantage or American commercial
enterprises
In Favor of Commission.
Tho American. contention is that the
station at zap with claims relative to
the Atlantic cables rests on the Aineri-
can Ida of open cable communications
for the world II proposes that these
cables in dispute. together with tho
station at zap, shall be administered
by commission representing the five
great Powers, and that free landings
for cables be accorded all countries IN
mandate territories.
This is IN keeping with the policy or
the American protest against the ex-
elusive exploitation of Mesopotamian
oil fields by Great Britain on the ground
that a mandate was not camouflage for
annexation. The American Government
also holds that American contracts with
German cables be renewed by the pres
emit holders. whoever they may be.
Opposed to this Is the determination
OF Japan to hold fast to the Pacific
cables while Great Britain holds Its
German cables In the Atlantic. the two
.ovr4~fas a,,ppor8ipO aarb other
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-24
CHURCH NOTICES

At st. Andrews church there will
be a violin offertory by Miss Mar
iorie Cramton, Gluck's "Melodie",
with William Boynton at the organ.
At the South church the sermon at
the morning service will be for the
closing year. Subject, "In the Name
of Christ, Amen"
At the Please-U evening service
at 7 o'clock the North church choir
will give their Christmas music and
the subject for the address will be
give Per Cent Gain"
At the Church of the Messiah the
nastor will preach New Years SER
nmon at the morning service at 10.45.
Sunday school at 11.45 and young
peoples meeting at $50 \, II.
At Grace Methodist church The
pastor wa preach at the morning
service on the IRENE "Oblga tons of
Parenthood." There will be spec
ial Chris'mt is music at this service
''he subject the evening service at
7 o'clock will be MNhat Are the As
sets and L;tbH rs of Il Girl?" Sun
day school a. II a lock and Epworth
League a. o'clo:k
There will be 8 Christmas tree at
the CnVetaal,5t church tonight at
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CONTRACTOR IS
ENTHUSIASTIC
Manchester Man Eats Bet
ter, Sleeps Better And
Feels Better, He Says.

eyes, sir, l can say for Tanlac
that it has put me on the road to
health after everything else failed,
SAID George Yergeau, a well-knowr
contracting carpenter, of 7 Main
Street, Manchester, N. H.
Some eight or ten years ago, fol-
lowln" an accident which laid me uu
for some days, my stomach went
wrong, and from then until | got
Tanlac ! had constant trouble. | had
no appetite and what ate soured on
my stomach, causing intense pairs.
and at times | was almost d athly
sick.
81 couldn't sleep at night, lai
terrible spells of dizziness, with p }ins
in the back of my head. a ringing in
my cars and such attacks of palp ia
ton ] could hardly breathe
IL also suffered terribly from rheu-
matism and pains in my back and fin
ally got so run down that | simply
felt unfit for anything.
at looked like the more medicine
| took the worse off | got. But Tan
lac acted different from anyth 'ng |
ever found, for began to pick up
right from the start. The dinnor-bell
never rings too quick for me now and
I hardly feel a touch of Indigestion.
sleep better, look better, feel better
and have already gained considerab' y
in weight. In fact, can just feel tho
good of Tanlac to my finger tips and
am biimful of new life and ENERGY.
From now on Tahlac is going to be
my standby"
TANLAC is sold in St. JohnsbTrv
by Landry's Drug Stor6>and in West
Burke by Chas. H. Coburn and in
by Edmund's Pharmacy,
in Danville by J. W. ellis. adv,