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single eontFlbutlnx factor IN dccfeas-
lng production Ia our Industries. II
y the most vicious and wasiefui Of an
our Industrial lila. and In tts smaller
Industries. especially IL not Siven ser
lous consideration
We are advised BY great many
employers over the state of the sp-
parent unrest among the workers and
Of the enormous labor tgrnoser fnci-
dent 90 this condition of affairs
There II an adequate remedy for In
efeasing production uhIch.vIii. AZ The
same time serve 70 reduce mo Labor
turnover and In a large way solve
he problem Of unempioymenf-
renPdy - to F.humAnsze" industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
Nit~ lilNO> LAID 10 Ill.~r
~ SUMMIT VIEW

The funeral 81 Hrs Almoni & flin
On took plses sunday afternoon from
the Firet Preahyeflan church ans
raa largely attended BY ooncosrse
~ friends who rrspacisd and loved
ire deceased FOR the many admirable
attributes ~ heart and hand rhs
floral offerings were abundant Rev
Nichols. pastor uf the church de-.
lisersd an impressive tribute 10 the
memory ~ the deceased The inter
menf ~aH At Snmmit View
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19

had the Industries and workers been
prepared with the necessary means
for preventing them
Great Problems Confront Public
what can be- done 70 do away sIth
unemployment and Al the fame time
stimulate and encourage production
In our Industries both IN the city and
on the farm what about labor nn-
rest and It's effect on the Industry and
the pubiie7 How does Unemployment
effect the production OF the nation
How can are reduce or prevent this
great economic xss,ez This 4 the
greatest problem today lronfronsinx
industry and the people generally
Unemployment Is today the greatest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19

of more or less serious nature n
addition % which there hss been
sone ~ labor difficulties of. small
consequences. and yet which 20 %
make np the sHm total Of labor DIFF
ficulfies in the state for The year.
Employees contend that the ecrnomic
waste incl6ent 10 the operation ol
the~e difficulties cannot be esiImssed
IN dollars and cents. while on The
other hand. II Il the contention Of
lzaor iaat the advantages obtained in
their favor for future generations can
oe Likewise estimated In dollars and
oenfs A. least nine e-fenihz Of those
difficulties should never have mater
iaiized and would not have done 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
FASHION sIIOW TONIGHT
COMPLIMENT 10 NlsIfUlt~

The spring style show 10 he given
a. iba Pollard Theaifr ihis evening
complimentary especially 70 Wis
lling ladies of the Scottish Rite
Everybody - course. l. wehomr. be,
Fashion shop wishes u understood that
The ocession i expressly for The sls q
iiors Smart Wear for Women" 4
the Fashion Shops motto ard IN pat
ting on this enteTtaiameni the shop
vii shox some extraordinary pretty
designs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
LOCAL REPUBLICANS ARE
AGAINST BEING TItD-UP
Want Delegates To CO 10 State
Convention free To Vote Their
Sentiments uhampered
and unhindered

Republicans oi t.osAn coants. eAils
unquestionahly for Noesi fof president
Are not in faser of lnstfucging tAs
dei-Faies 10 the congressional ans
state convention ioF Mood a. laf can
hdatf fnr rational ecmmliteemAu A
poil iaken of locAl republicans - tAes
stre met IN The street today ~ I
Leader IMPORTER proved ihat esneius.
eely and without peradsentare
Following are names Of fr~ wAo
oppressed ihemssiVee
John AdAms 4 am NOT 10 Gavor
81 an Instructed delegation. Fee
that the republicans of this couus are
lutcliigeni enough 20 sete without -
ing tied down 70 any set 81 fesola
tions. However my pref=renes Tor
1residcnt {, Leonard wood
Lawrence Jeisma Let The boys 30
20 the convention ssiihoug strings
That's repablloanlsm
Ambrose Esins Personally. lam
too busy lo leave my affiee Bar
here are plenty 81 kood material ln
h~ Darts = decide Who sneald b. he
rAe.ce o. the party Insofar a. THE
county T. concerned am no~ a.
have always been. Ia fstor 81 letting
each man BE- the ludse oi ~ beat
man
y u Mcclure n am FOR an ua-
Instructed delegation We are all orig.
ral Wood men. apparentls A. -
national commisteeman. ief thai he d.
.ided Individually.
Charles Sseiy. a rnited States
senator from Oklahoma once said
Let every man enter q convention -
l's party unhsmpersd and unhlndered
rhAt l. good doctrine. Ths renub'i
cans q this county arc Intelligent
encurh % vote without helne ted
how BY money bags ! am for an unln.
'iruci'd delegation
A A fwlne \ am the original
Mood man In Logan county. II uas
ny work that made Il possihle .0r
tconiinncd on Page 4. Col ~
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CAPITAL ri \isliuE\I
sI< III ssIA ABOLISHED

london. Jan. fs--The eentrsi sovif
government In Russia has aeeresd the
abolition of capital punishment and
directed all tribunals 10 commute
death sentences already pssse5 70
varying ~ innprisonrsat a. hard Va
cor. according 20 wireless dispatch
received from Moscow tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
Society Women
of New York To
Enter Prize Ring

re. York. Jan. -. - soeistr
~a~su will efflclate "a boslrg
judges "a the amateur touFna.
merit fer the benefits u ~evedsd
sola1sfs ~ Fex Mlils hespltaI Co.
night. uersn ~ho wllI Invade ths
Fsnssin~ ard did Asssstart Ser
as4nt nay Smith. the rsfsssc. ~
deciding tire winners. are Mrs.
Edward Mevleksr. Mrs.. rN~oaoss
Roosevelt psll ard Mrs. Joseph
w. Sears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

tAefc - 4 sisnasraas haio fa
ifoni 20 ne siy AL an North aeeeaa
street ani the slty wsy have 10 -
fend = dAmase tsit sooe 4 the Sanger
ls not renewed ~r ssem sslt =
ei,issa. that controversy hsA arises
heteesn Chiof Nncben atd water
Crmmisslohef a. 81 whpae duts ll q
a. fepair fhr dAmare oae lalna y
CERTAIN. she asmaar sAealt - re-
paired ans fepslred lmmetlaFriY 4
mAilcrn ullie whoee aalY e ls. the
eliy PAYS the NH ~ ihe lanM fun
resiy ieaieuslr~ ard alsleivnesa he
tw~eu city ofntlAls u hAsiraln< tAs
ne~ order ot ihiuNs enc slty maaassy
plan And thcrv - tail fiwAl ee~ 81
siArtlnr movement alons tAat llns
h w0ala eos, Nal little ls shAuse lhs
eisy charter sufficiently o. refu,lt 81
the eliy manAasr pian
cnly twn mArriafe ilssnsea wefs
lsaacd ~ copft Clrfk Mfa Seal %
day claude NeeoY ~ snd 0fars
naksr 40. both ~ OKLAHOMA Cltf aud
Perry 0leun naralsf. "a ~ uiaslef
rosas and Della tilsaheih Netpfs
"A. Of Marshall. sc,urs-i abe nseessafY
papers
auihrie friends 81 ~ pslss
Heath. fofmefly ~ ihis ellf mes ~
lne In illinols. have received an
nouucemsni of her wedding IN see
icmher 20 Judge osefFe naksf
prominent attorney of chleaeo fof
mans ycars nr penhlaon tisAih pfae
Heed medicine IN Cuihrie Several
years nfo she lcfl for Illinois ana
opened an cfflse Ia riif near chi
caro and prnspered wonderfully
Antono tarrlfo NrNlsan WpFtins
on lhn sroilon north ~ Malhai. as
hu ny frcsrht train sandAf aud
badly injured according te word
,sourh, here to-day ~ MilhNll man
lie waa taken 10 hospital 81 Mai
sAne
N Heath. Meridian bahkeF who
Wa nlrlckrn alih paralia's seveFai
weeks aFo. h reported some setter
hut IA yet conflned 20 hla bed
,The date N payinx lalea hefpFs
tho penalty attaches has hven -
iondrd unlli Fshwary IA, ~ coansy
Treasurer Ielama Tases afm belna
paid fapidly thls year Tha deiaf "a.
oaaned Wy tho state equalization hoard
being unable a. asfNe On lhe state
lsss until recenlly
The state levy ia 1915 was 1k
mills Ia 1918 the state taA ~as a.
mills 90 an Increase ~ ona mill Ia
1918 the tan an 400 was 80 IN
1919 tho Tar on 300 was fass of
raise of 81 90 That's WY Yea pa
more this year than son ald iaat eu
the same valuation Tho total state
county. Guthrie city ana sfhaoi dis
lrlct tas Cor this lraf q snss In
1915 tho total iex was fat - aa Ia
crease 81 loei miles This yeaf ever
last
on account ~ the mid Nibief a.
union that beslns ionlaht A. The Na
sonic Temple and continues Until
F,lday. tho usual noondaf ianehsoa =
lhs nolarlan elub vii not br hslaI
Wednesday
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Loyalty" and "offlcisner" ere the II
tribAtes IN tho worker which all eoar
aged and developed We maat ~
eosnixs and undertake 10 solve shs
human Industry pfobism. II Il noi
always a question ~ wages xlth ne
~orker. bar 20 solve the human prob
lem. We must create hnmaa inacbIn
cry In each industry % handle ths
ever day problems a. they frise.
III u absolutely ueeessary Ia The
interest Of the social good 10 teach
she doctrine that n II profitable and
fisht 70 serve social usefulness and
unprofitabl- TO work and carry on In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
WANTED TROOP SHIPS TO
SAIL UNSUPPORTED
NAVAL SCANDAL NAY COMt,
FROM CHARGES MADE
THAT SECRETARY WAS
t\fRiE\Dl-N 10
GREAT BRITAIN
III nm. WAR
BULLETIN

wsshiostor, Jan is--in refusing "a
discuss Admiral sims letter of crit.
eisn Of the eepsrtms-,. Nr Daniels
INSERTED the sdmirs, frequently
eisshsd ~ith the department through
his snsistenee shas more oestroyers be
withdrawn from troop eon~oys 10 aug.
r,ert the anti Submarine forces IN
tsropesn waters. secretary Daniels
sad that records sr1 acts ~lli prove
his friendship for all sllies. including
Great Britain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19

stoeshosr,. Ian 50 = Fo<<y psre
rnenbers 81 sre crew % fhe American
STEAMER nseo>s which struck . 1rk
~ Nfsnpen Lieht and founoeree.
were sos<- tne ecly survivors beirs
the second mate q tire ship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
Booze Shipment
To Cuba Has a
Close Call In Storm

ss~ York. Jan. 70. - The
frelphfsr ysrouth. disabled or
Cape May. corinp = storm. Was
so~ec 10 New yerk today By the
coast cutter itssea. according 10
sovlces received here. The
fresssser left this port yesterday
fer rsvsns Nth = cargo o. liquor
valued 81 t2.ooo.ooo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
NAVAL SCANDAL NAY
CONE OUT OF CHARGES

wsstinc,on. Jsn is--unisss the
senate lrsesasstion of Rear Admiral
sims charges of failure of the navy
department 20 CO c-operste 'ully with
the allies curing shs ~sr is made 20
tne entire satisfaction % the Amer.
can people. an inquiry will be made
BY . nsvsi board. seeretsry psnisls
announces today. Ne added that mo
organization IN tire history of the
~ers~ sser 90 better los than the
Ar,er,csa navy
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~ fhIs fnudslInElnx and mixing Of re-
llgion sad politics Il seems strange
the campaign cannot be carried on
without reeheing into sacred sane
'sariea ~ rlght tAIn1 for preseet
e. = - . . s<ep devr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-19
GREAT 7 CRIMINAL
Of MODERN TIMES
i>-lnrinDn co .lnHs>N
u,> ntfiIiI>~. t,I~ID
tnt >IiI~~ uiIIID>~
io uOt IN, SAYS
tH.it 0i lHN>tI
~ >Ofi


ufusssts. ise "a pssp smetlsn nae
hssa saasss - Hslised ~ ths sillsa
aswsHa faf ths sstfealtles ~ fassusr
tGspsfof william - 0srwssrr. a.
eera'na = = dispateh. aslsf % -
pfssssd - TIE ssess thss mssssrss
sxlil be sakse ~ith : yls,x q lesaelea
hiFe . saisntsFtif plass hiusslf a tAs
aispusal - ne slllss
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rrg WEATHER

New Orleans. Jan. - TouiEh an
Tuesday. cloudy 10 cloudy coidsy q
rorih rortlon
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fFt W WAWR
sFasis. Ian is~~la notlfylns ~
these pfsssnsa the nssAsr snss 40.
eTHmeuf ard owsen ~ sFs ssss ~
Arslsiu asf u shs srsssY ~ Versailles.
certified eupy ~ ~hleh la anressa
which earns snta fares gae 70. shs
po~wfs hass fhe hnnar - nsks kae~a
a ths sAms tire snat shsf haze as.
eldsd = PIT lnto sssautlan ~isheus
selAY thls afsleis iAuleis f2f psb.
llelY sgfslsns wllllsn u. ~ ossmaey.
foe : svpssns sffsass against letsFaa
slensl wafallsg saa ths ssneslty ~
tfestles. ard declares shs allied spf
associated pe'~sss vii address . -.
aussi - rhs Netherlands oossrns,sns
~ tls surrender ~ erdss that he may
be pistss % tFiall
Consequently. re ps~srs ~fdrsss
- tns 8sssfumsrt - fhs fisthsfls~ss
~ sffletai dsmend - deliver lsta
shslf hands wlillars - ssnsnfaiisfr.
fpfmee Fvpesor - Germany. n erdsf
that ne nssY be salssgsa
sisalvtsaals r~sldlna N osrmsnF
against 4hau ths allied ard ssseel.
assa pa~sss havs brought shrs~s are
"a Be delivered q their aaasF Artists
20 ~ the psass treasr. sod sh~
former svpssef y he asa rsr,slnss
IN Germany ~suta haze been dsiiyse.
- under ffs aame sonaitlsns " ths
gsrsnau asssFnmsnt
eHssponslbllisr - issat marai ~
~ shsss aess reaches 10 - sh~ 40
pfvue hsaa ~hg eeaefsa tnewi, 81
etada shusise uss ~ rls ran peDsys
"a lafriags, o. - aiiea infringement
upon ghe sness sssfea Fs4aiatien %
hsmsa enrseisnes
~rhs pe~sfs saa nsf corrosive that
the government - rhs ssthsrlsns.
can lanofr ~ith less rsprehAtlan iran
themselves ths lnmsnss rvaporsiblli'
y ~ ths farfnsf emperor
el4ollsat ~oua net fulfih hsr ~.
ssrntslorsi avts u shs rsspssd 10 ss,
soelats hssseif ~lsh sthsf safious ss
faf - hsf means siis@ n usasf'st
lss. - e leass hiaasrag. ehslsiiss.
nsss, - ths erlmss committed
-, = % shs hlahsst loisfsss ~ the
uvseh psopls net % sppssf - pFosees
me pneelpsl ssshor - thls astsssfo-
PIE hY siieelpa bin shsltsf 90 hsr
ssrrissfr ans nfse % fseilitsts "a
trial uhleh ls claimed ~ ne soiees
- naslllsns 81 victims.
fssaseal @cLnMEhcEAU.@
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soalAho Muar oslivea
kAlAan rnn m.

Paris. lsn ftaiiaAa IL tati ~
shs allied eefe demanding tRs o.
sfaalslon - feeuef tmnsrur willlsm
that ahs ~lll ~not falflll Aer latsfn.
'9enal ausr- . sire refuses - ss.esi.
ate hsfssls ~lth th~ snssuta ae~ers ~
ehAssislna crimes ~ oeymans asf.
lna shs ~sr. rr~ tsst - sns ness ss~s
20 The asugs wa maas puhlle toasy.
"a faiiaMsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-24
CLEARED.

[From Z. S. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Carmania (Br) Nelson. Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd.
Str Port Bowen (Bry. Beck, London via
Northumberland Stoans hip Co. Ltd.
ST. Arkansas DAM, Snedker. Bergen
and Copenhagen-Funch, Edye q Co.
Str Sorand (Nor). ANelssn, Trondhjeim.
Bergen, &c-S Stray Steamship Corpora
ton.
Str, Homer City BD, Hory. Bremen and
Hamburg--Kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
Str West Hematite Bolin. Rotterdam
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Patria (FD, Decheiles, Palermo.
Naples and Mar eilles-J w Elwell Co.
Str The Angeles, Jefferson, Piraeus and
Constantinople-EXp Steamship Corpora
tion
Str Traftord Han (Br). Parker. Bombay.
Madras. &c-Norton, Lily & Co.
Str Port Melbourne tBD, Kcarney. Auck-
land, Wellington. &c-Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Tennyson OBJ. Lindsay, Bahia. Rio
Janeiro, ec-LauSort Holt.
Str Benevente ~(Braz. Silva, Barbados.
Para. &c-Lloyd Bra2ileiro
Str FL Captain Hansen. Barbados. Para
maribo, &c--D Warden.
Str Halo. Andersen. Port Lobos-McAllister
Brothers.
Str KehukL, Robertson. Port Lobos-Co-
luulbus Shipping Co
Str Kekogkee. Eiselber, Port Lobos-Mc-
Alllater Brothers.
Str Olinda (Cuban). Hallua. Puerto Padre.
Baues, &c-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Elda Clausen (Nor), Ommundsen,
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Tampico and Tuxpam via New Orleans-Five
Continent Steamship Co.
Str Norman 81 dge, Jones, Tampico-Pan-
Ameri an Petroleum and Transport Co.
Str Belita (Nor), Thorvaldsen. Vita. Gi-
bara. &c--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Ahnetta, Matthews. Antilla-Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Str Fort Hamilton lBr). Davis. Hamilton.
"Reminiscences. Witty 8 Co.
Str III Siglo. Anderson, Galveston-South-
ern Pacific Co.
Str Freeport Sulphur No 5. Mclaughlin.
Free port. TeS-Freeport Sulphur Co.
Str Caledonia (Sw). Wikstrom, Jackson
villc-Moore & Mccormack.
Str City OF st Louis. johnson. Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Apache, Chichester, Charleston and
ia eksonvile-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Brindilla, Spnney. Wilmington-D T
Warden.
Str Komo, Triton. Newport News-United
States Shipping Board.
Str Runa (Nor). Ciundersen. Philadelphia
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Rosalind (Br), Mitchell. Halifax and
81 Johns-Bowring & Co.
Str Prince Arthur (BT). Mallett- Yarmouth,
NS-Eastern Steamship Corporation, Inc.
Barge Lewis II st John, Harris, Spencers
Island, NS-J L Whitney Co.
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SAILED.

strs Aqutania (Br). Cherbourg and South
ampton, Nieuw Am5terdam (Dutch), Plym-
outh, Bou'ogne and Rotterdam: General o II
Ernst. Norfolk; Arabian Prince (Br), Cape
Town; Nora. Port Lobos Apache, Charles
ton and JaclSonville Sarpfos CNor). Ha-
vana; Gateway City. Rotterdam; Meteor.
Newport News Choctaw, Tamplco; Vitellia
(Br), Glass '0ti0n and barge,
Tampico; O. s. n.c- thenburg; F'usi-
Her (Belg) -ordc--A; Arncliffe CBD.
Tunis.
strs FL siglo G,.,oston; Santa Marta.
Kingston and Cristobal; Goree. Boca
Grande: Elida Clausen (Nor). New Orleans
Turret Crown (BrN Bayonne, France Me-
nominee CBr) London Caledonia (Sw)
Jacksonville; Sorland (Nor). Bergen; Patria
orr, Naples and Marselles: Kokomo, New
port News: Runa (Nor) Philadelphia.
Bark Quevilly (Fr). Philadelphia.
Schr Jean + Anderson (Br). Norfolk.
The corrected reading of the barometer Gre
duced 10 sea leveD at New York on Tues
day. Nov, 90 1920 at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and forty-nine hundredths (29.49)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
bred and forty-nhe (7i9) millimetres. Cap
tains OF all vessels now lying In or near the
ports of New York and Brooklyn can ad-
Vantageously use the above official data for
observing whether their own barometers re-
quire any considerable correction or adjust
ment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. SW, 2S miles
cloudy rough sea. At City Island at sun
set, NV moderate breeze; cloudy; moderate
sea.
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derdyk (Dutch) from Norfolk for Calais.
with coal, lost propeller at sea and was
towed here last night ~ str Arundo tDutch)
Rotterdam for Hampton roads.
PORT HASTINGS, Ms, Nov i7-Tugs Loop
ard and Badger arrived here to-day from
Gaspe: both are leaking forward under the
guards and abreast OF The boilers; they ex-
pect to finish repairs and leave 23d for
Halifax.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23-Motor ship "a
Woodall, from New York for Philadelphia,
was In collision this morning with gate OF
lock No. 5 of the Delaware and Raritan
Canal at Trenton, NJ. carrying away one
gate and seriously damaging another canal
south OF Trenton will be out of commission
Ten days or two weeks.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov 22-Schr Pochasset,
Parrsboro for Boston, went ashore on
Trundys Reef, off Cape Elizabeth, last night;
vessel was abandoned; crew taken off this
forenoon.
ST JOHNS. NF. Nov i5-schr Silver Queen
(Br), from Labrador. was abandoned 400
miles off Lisbon. dsmantled and partially
burned; vessel was later towed to Lisbon;
crew saved.
ST JOHN, NIB. Nov 20-Schr Truro Queen
(Br). from Preston for Mobile. arrived at
Barbados Nov 10 with loss OF mainsail and
other sails; will make repairv and proceed.
TRANGSUND. Nov 15-Str Lake Ellsbury,
which arrived day from Copenhagen, while
anchored at Wiborg, dragged anchor and
oolided with str Glitra (Br). causing APP
proximately $500 damage; the vessel will
commence loading on the 18th and is-eX-
pected to sail on the S0th.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

and s.-glpe fother parts OF Brazil y.
via Barbados. Para, Ceara. Pernamouco.
Bahia. Rio Janeiro, Santos. Paranagua. sac
Francisco. F1oFianapolis and Rio Grande do
Sui, str Benevente, 10 AM.
Bahia and Sergipe (other parts OF Bra
I'll y, via Bahia. Rio Janeiro. Santos and
Rio Csrande do Sui. str Tennyson. 8 AM.
Porto Rico dieter mail only. via San
Porto Rico. ST Thomas. St croIx. Curacao
and Venezuela, VIA Mayaguez, LaRuayra,
Curacao and Maracaiho. str Maracaieo, $3.50
AM (sup 10 80 AND.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
North Brazil. Iauitos. Meceio; Pernam6uco.
Parahyba. Natal and Cabadello, via Para,
Ceara. Maceio Pernambuco and Cabadello.
str Justin. IL NJ
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China, Siberia,
Siam French Indo-Chlna. Netherlands East
Indies (except Sumatra) and Philippine ISL
ands, via San Francisco. str Tenyo Maru'
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands. via
San Francisco, u A T Madawaska, Dec l.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands and spe-
cially addressed mall for New Zealand and
Australia, via San Francisco, str Tofua.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria, &c,
ctr Makura. Dec TO-
.Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
+Parcei post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates. Manila Oct
49, Kobe Nov and Yokohama 9Th which
arrived per str Manila Maru. were des-
due in New York on the morning of Friday
Nov 26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-24

Mex,can 90 81 s Galveston noon 22d.
Mobile City $50 l. Yokohama PM 2ist
Montague l49 w san Francisco PM 22d.
Montoso llS SW South Pas noon 22d.
Munaires 80 Me Miami noon 23d.
Munamar 5aS Pensacola noon 22d.
NY GIG l32 10 Ambrose noon 23d
Nankins 1,72o W San Francisco 8 PM 2lst.
Messiah 100 y Jupiter noon odd
Neuse III f by y Cape Henry noon 22d.
Nlasara I,2ol \ Honolalu PM oist
Noord 40 w Cape Henry noon ODD.
Oriflamme 1S3 y Jupiter noon 22d.
0rlnoco lo56 ENE Cape Henry noon 22d.
Panama SIT NNE Cristobal noon G' pod.
Fastores go n Colon noon 2lst. (Not as be-
fore reported)
Paulsboro $40 SsW Galveston bar noon 22d
Peekskill 32s ENE Miami noon odd.
PStsr Croweh 50 Me- Manzanillo AM
Phoenix Bridge 8 S Hatteras noon 22d.
Princeton 30 w Hatteras noon 2Sd.
Pulaski 80 \ Cane Mai7i noon 22d
Radiant 81 NE Miami noon 23d.
Rochester a. Harteras noon 22d
Royal Arrow 200 Z Charleston noon 22d.
aspb hq 20 s q r n Miam Tdo 9o9 9a sd
San Bias 81 n Limon noon Odd.
san FRANCISCO Gam 81 4l6 Z Ambrose
San Pablo 1877 n Limon noon 22d.
Santa Teresa $40 NTE Cretobal 8 PM 22d.
SSepulge 2ot " Sand Key noon 22d.
Severance $50 SW Hatteras noon 22d.
siletz 12s y Cape canaveral noon 22d.
Sobral q N Jupiter noon ODD.
Socony l40 > Ambrose noon 23d.
Steel Exporter LOSS S San Francisco noon
22d
steel Trader 30 NV Tortugas noon 2sd.
Sunoil 200 w Tortugas noon 2Sd
SURNAME 1888 S South Pas noon ODD
Tanamo 432 S Overfalis noon 22e
Iidev alter 100 NE Cape May noon 23d.
22d
Topia psf Galveston noon ed.
Triumph 10Y p Overfalls L V noon 23d
Tuladi l20 Sc Key West noon 22d.
Ulua 556 Scotland l. v noon I'D.
Cnicoi 20 NE Miami noon odd
lta arbon 277 w Sand Key noon 22d.
Nlr!lante 400 Honolulu S PM 21st
Virginia Bridge 20 S Jupiter noon 22d.
N irish % % frok J I0Tl 9o noon one aed
w S RhCofas $50 SW Hattcras noon 22d
MaukeSan l,7e0 p Honolulu PM 22d.
West Calera 212 Baltimore noon odd
West Camargo 1913 w San Francisco
wesi Carnona $3.50 w San Francisco PM
2tst.
West Cawthon 1875 Nantucket noon 2od.
West Cressey 40 Ambrose noon 22d
West Erral 120 Jupiter noon 22d
Wet Harcuvar lat 81 II. Ion IS % noon
West Hika' PIG w Honolulu s PM 2tst
West Jena 100 from VladvoStok 8 PM 21st
West Nilus 5S7 w San Franclqco s PM 22d.
Western Ally Sc Sombrero Key noon 23d
Westhampton 90 S Jupiter noon 22d.
Winona County q 20 leg from To.tugas
noon 23d
winston Salem $50 w Honolulu PM 22d.