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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
JAMAICA.

Harry Clough is working for w. IT,.
Taft in West Townshcnd.
John IIcnkcl of Brattlcboro was in
town the first of the week.
Judge Il. i. Waterman of Brnttcboro
has been spending n few days with rel
ativcS.
Raymond Harrington has returned
from Massachusetts where he has been
tho past two months.
The missionary auxiliary was held at
the church parlors Wednesday. \ pic
mic lunch was served.
The girls who are working ut the
West Townshcnd glove factory re-
turned Monday after few days wait
ing for material.
Mrs. l.. j. Boyle is in Brattcboro
packing her goods to be shipped to ia
maica. They have sold their I}rnttlc-
born house to William Burke, formerly
OF Jamaica.
Next Sunday the services will he held
at the Congregational church, this being
the first Sunday of the winter season,
according to the bylaws of the confed
Grated church.
Mrs Anna Howard has been enter
tanning her sister Mrs. G. w. stone
of Brnttlcboro. Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Knights and daughter and Mrs. Julia
Sopcr of Brattlcboro.
Among the purchasers at the auction
of the q. -. Parker estate Saturday
were: j. G.. Martin and Melvin Austin
of Weston, the Barnes and Blandin
places; Harry Knights, Cheney broth
crs and Vim llosley, other parcels of
land.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01

Newfane while Mr.. Williams is iuryman.
They are staying with her brother Her
man Eddy.
NIrs. Wade and daughter, Mrs. Rus.
sci Warner, and Virginia and Mildred
Norris, are in Whitehall, n. Y. for a
weeks visit.
News has been received here from
Bellows Falls hospital of the death of
Mrs. Seymour Payne Monday night. She
was taken there about week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs William Manchester of
Springfield are visiting her mother, Mrs
Hattie Strong. Mr.. Manchester re-
turned Monday, but Mrs. Manchester
and baby will remain two weeks.
Mrs. F. NJ. Leonard and Mrs. A. B.
Waite were in Brattleboro Friday and
called at the Memorial hospital to sec
Mrs. Addie Allen. Her many friends
were glad to learn that she is gaining
from her recent operation.
Miss Hsxc' LaPearl was taken to the
hospital in Bellows Falls Sunday even.
ing, and was operated upon. for appen-
dicits Monday morning. She was ac-
companicd by Mrs. Ella Payne with
whom she has lived many years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
STRATTON.

r. ]. Eddy was at his home in Brat.
tleboro over Sunday.
Frank II. Howe of Remington visited
Mt +. A. Eddy's recently.
Maudc Edwards of West Wardsborc
came Saturday to help Mrs. L. a.
Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benson re-
turned to their home in Brattlcborc
Saturday.
Miss Doris Eddy who is attending
school at Mortified spent the weekend
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. A. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lyman and daugh
ter, Miss Pauline, of Ware. Mass.
were at Ray Lymans Saturday even.
ing. returning to stay with their mother
Miss Anna Woodbury. of Worcester
Mass, who has spent several weeks ut
the Green Mountain house in West
WardSboro. is now staying at Il. A.
Eddy's.
Mrs. RAY Lyman and two children
Ellen and William, are spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Griffith.
in Castleton. Mrs. Lyman's sister
Catherine Griffith is keeping house for
her.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
WINDIAM.

Everett Hamilton has been busy MI
ing silos the past two weeks.
Mrs. l.. A. Howard and twin sons
have returned from Springfield.
Randall Rhoades was home from East
Jamaica from Friday to Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Holden is visiting Mrs
Ernest Eddy in West Hartford, Conn.
Miss Katherine Holbrook has been
spending week with Miss Winifrcd
Chapman.
Misses Constance and Grace Upham
of East Mortified, Mass, came Wcdnes
day to visit friends in town.
Mrs. Hattie button returned Satur
day to Bellows Falls after n tw6wccks
stay with her son, George l.. Dutt0n.
Charles II. Prentiss of West Brat
tleboro is visiting his mother, Mrs. Han
nah :. Prentiss and sister, Mrs. Hat
tie =, Jones.
At the Grange meeting Tuesday night
Leon Abbott was elected and installed
as steward, in place of Edwin Stowcll
who resigned on account of absence
from town.
w. ]. Darcy of Ludlow was il
town Saturday getting help for cutting
Christmas trees. Leonard, Edwin ant
Robert Stowel, Stephen Morgan, lie,
Giles and Rodney Mattison have begun
work on the job for the season.
Guests at Horace Il. Gilcs's Sunday
were Mrs. Giles's uncle, Ccphas Holden
of Finley. Ohio, and aunt. Mrs Nellie
Miller Of Pctprboro. y. H.. Jesse Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Miller of
Pcterboro. Mrs. John IIodskns, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Wilder, Alma ami
George IIodSkins of East Alstcad, y
II. Mrs. lIodskinS remained to visit
her nieccs and nephews in Windham.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The Late Mrs. Emily Far,u,,


Mrs Emily A. Farnum. So. widow :,
Ceylon ID. Farnum, who died SySN e, O
IN her nome here. was born in Andovc,
July II, 1887, a daughter of ar and Ms
Bliss Goddard. MIR. and Nrs q" WoJarJ
moved to South Iond onderrv whom Mrs
rarnum was IN hey Childhood and she
exc sbe". meaoyy net. tmtire life here. In 1861
erai years ago.
MIS- cnrnum was kindly and unassum.
ing md loyal to her home and church,
:, The leaves two daughters, Mrs. John
1S'iey OF Wardsboro and Mrs. Justin w
Nawson of South Londonderry, who
lived with and cared for her mother
The funeral was held at her home
Monday afternoon, Sept. 90, Rev. K f
llackett officiating
Mrs. Carl Wiley is teaching the vii
Iago school in Weston.
Rev K. f. Hackett was away Sunday
and Mr.. Hitchcock supplied the pulpit
+. j.. Darling will sell his house fur
nlshings and the Tavern site at auction
Oct. .
Miss Mildred Eddy and Miss Harvey of
brattleboro spent Sunday with the Nc
Allisters.
G. w. Aldrich was taken to the Memo
rial hospital Saturday and operated up
ON for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stebbins Of Brat
teboro visited Mrs. Stebbnss brother
G. A. Coombs, Sept. 81
Mrs. S. b. Taylor and two children of
Manchester Depot visited friends in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Sam Hoffecker and little daugh-
ter of Ardmore, Pa, are in the home
of Miss Mary Pierce for. few weeks
Carl Castle spent few days with them
the first of last week.
Alfred Roy, Foster futile, Harry
Sparks and John Hulett left here Fri
day morning for the Springfield eXposi
ton, returning Sunday night after max
ing brief visit in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs George Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Arnold of Westminster
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Converse of Nal
son enjoyed q porch dinner at the Tyler
home Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs Frank Lawrence closed
Twin Pines the first of the week and
have gone for the winter-Nlr Lawrence
to take up his work again in New Jer
sey where Mrs. Lawrence will also &c
after visit with cousins in Greeneld
Mass
South Londonderry is to have three
days Of Chautauqua entertainment Oct
to 10. Following are the names of the
Waite; secretary, Mrs. c. II. Wiley
treas, Miss Minnie Tyler; hall com,
Otis Cummings; hospitality COM. Mrs
b. F. Millington; advertising, Lee Gale;
tickets, w. W. Head;. junior Chautau-
qua, Mrs. G.. II. Wiley. Among the at
fractions offered are two concerts by
the Batting Mailer company, two young
women who have been given highest
praise wherever heard; two concerts by
the Irish Minstrels. a company of six
people; lectures by Frank Dixon and DIR.
Carolyn Geise; junior Chautauuua and
the comedy drama, It PAYS to Advertise.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
LONDONDERRY.

George Wade was in Springfield last
week.
Miss Helen Ypndo is attending scnoo
in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Allie Brown of Newfane was n
week end visitor at Guy Wyman's:
William Brothers went to Springfield,
Mass. Saturday and attended tho expo
sltiOn.
Mrs George Williams is staying in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01

Two 40-foot flag poles which have been
erected on the terrace in front of the
state house will be formerly invested
with the colors Monday, October 4. by
the cadets Of Norwich university. If the
weather is fair, detail of 80 cadets will
make a practice march from Mortified
to Montpelier and will cncamp at the
state house. They will bring their ra
tions and Governor p w. Clement will
provide hot coffee and ice cream after
the flag raising. The two poles wee cut
from the forest reserve on the hand of
the state hospital at Waterbury, and
are the first of several pairs which will
be -iHstallcd III other state institutions.
at the suggestion of Governor Clement.
Guatemala has the highest death-rate
of any civilized country
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01
DUMNIERSTON HILL.

Shalier Herrick and Perley Potter Of
Fairview attended the Eastern States ex
position in Springfield, Mass, Friday and
Saturday. returning home Sunday night
Mrs. George Clifford aud Miss Nina
Clifford have returned to their home in
Brooklyn after stay of two weeks al
the Betterley homestead Miss Florence
Whitaker and Miss Vivian Dccell OF
Townshend were at the homestead over
the weekend. Mrs. Bertha Whitaker of
Townshcnd came Friday to remain at the
homestead until Tuesday night.
The eyes of the birds that fly by night
are usually nearly double the size of
those that go abroad by day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01

Guatemala has the highest death rate
of any civilized country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-01

DON'T FORGET
Fine tools, flash lights
and fire arms and am
munition. Shot shells,
10, IL, 16, 20 gauge in
stock.
Cartridges to fit all
rifles.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
SAILED.

strs Bayyean Dutch. Norfolk Ozama. Porto
Plata and Ia Romano: Orcoma (Br), Liverpool;
W S Rheem Tampico; Philadelphia, Curacao, La
guayra &c: Elfsborg (Swl, Havana; Francis OBI,
Rio Janeiro; Mar Rojo (Sp), Rotterdam; Vindnl,
Norfolk: MopaDg, New Orleans; Nueces, Calves
ton.
Strs Ancon Cristobal; Iroquos, Monte Christi,
Porto Plata, &c. Lake Frugality. CARDIFF ana
Bristol.
strs Matura (Br), Perth Amboy; wynooche, Ant
werp and Rotterdam.
Steam yucht Sachem.
L $ coast guard cutter Seneca.
Steam trawer Widgeon.
Sailed 17th str Yarmouth (Br,, Havana King
stem. &c.
Sailed 18th, str Aleppo OBJ, oran, Praeus, Sa-
lonica, &c.
The corrected reading OF the barometer (reduced
TO sea level at New York OH Sunday, Jan ls.
1920 at s AM as reported by the United States
Wea ther Bureau, twenty-nine and eighty-one
hundredths GO SD inches. This closely approx
mates seven hundred and fify-seven and one
tenth (75T II millimetres. Captains OF all ves-
sells now lying in or the ports OF New York
ana Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
Official data for observing whether their own
baromete-s require any considerable correction or
adjustment.
wind at Sandy Hook, PM. W, 30 miles; clear;
rough sea.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS WORLD

Nonantum u miles II Cape Henry noon 1'th.
Norman Bridge 2J0 miles w Tampa noon 18th.
Overlook i22 miles E Tobos Island noon 10th.
Paraguay 2I5 miles II Sabine bar noon lith
Passaic Bridge lat 81 Of y, lon "A 80 W, noon
17th
Pennsylvania 1:9 miles r Tampico noon 11ti.
Radiant 30 miles ) Jupiter noon i7th-
sayo ~ miles SW Diamond Snoal noon 10th.
Robinson about 100 miles from Guantanamo looi
PM Nth -
$ Il nanf 100 miles NE Delaware Breakwater
sabip sin ~ miles Jupiter uoon 18th.
sabu, avian lat 81 A.. \. Ion sc 0s W. noon loih.
salein County iIG niles SW- Diamond shoal noon
iIih.
sal';aa lat Al, 80 y, Ion A u W. noon 18th.
SaE JHau 713 miles 5 Scotland light vessel noon
iIih
Snrimacca aO2 miles S Contoy noon 18TH
SiIverbrook ,4ss1 miles S Cape Henry noon 18th.
Soc,ny 100 miles SW Diamond shoai noon l'th'
Standard 194 miles W Sand Key noon 18th.
StnvangerfJord lat A. 10 \. lon oo "A W. noon
18th.
sucrosa s76 miles Sand Island noon 18TH
srn 100 miles y Diamond shoal noon ldth.
sunshine III miles " sand Key noon 18TH
Tamesi 4GS miles from Tampco noon 18th.
Tampa off Pensacola noon 18TH.
rexarkana lat 81 26 " lon IS 40 w, noon 18th.
Tripp. o1O miles $ South Pass noon 1Sth
Trontolite 1856 miles Sw Halifax noon 10TH
Tuscarora 135 miles T. Ambrose light vessel noon
/ 1Tth.
|vesta 155 miles Ambrose light vessel noon 7th
wilinm Burton 275 miles Tortugas noon
18th.
William Green 2oe miles S Diamond shoal noon
18th
wacouta 2s4 miles NE Vera Cruz noon 18th.
waitemata lat Al n, Ion 63 40 w, noon 18TH
wakulla 39l miles Il Ambrose light vessel noon
18th.
Walter Hardcastle 20S miles e Tampico noon 18TH
West Jeoffry lat 40 26 n, Ion 80 30 W, PM 18th
Western Comet 455 miles Cape May noon nth
Zeppelin 80 miles Ambrose light vessel 9:32
Pm 18th.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
ARRIVED.

Str IA Iorrnine Frl. Havre Jan :. to the Com
paguie Gcncraie Transn ntlantique with passengers
mails and mdse Anchored in Quarantine at $3.50
PM. -
Str Inca Br1. Liverpool Dec Glasgow Goth
aui Ia Reheile 18th. 10 Sanderson Son, with
ndse. Went 70 pier i2 North River.
Str Toronto (Brl. Hull Jan I, 10 Sandcrson &
Son. with mdsc. Anchored OF Siapleton.
SIR Skoghelm (Nor) Gothenburv Dee .. Boston
Jan ] and Philadelphia 10th. to Furness. witty
& Go. with wood pulp Went 10 pier 81. Brooklyn.
Str Orient City Orr, Tcith Doc 20. 10 whit
ney 4 co, IN ballast. Went to Robins Dry Dock.
Rrooklyu.
str orhir. Gibraltar. Dec ----. rnnta Dclgada
18th snd Bermuda 3is'. Via Hampton Roads 0n
tow. Anchored off Tompknsville.
Str Scrgipc CBraz) Rio Jnnciro Dec i6. Pcrnam-
buco 2otb aud Barbados Jan T. 70 The Lloyd Bra
lilcro. with mdec. Went 90 pier ), Bush Docks.
Brooklyn
Str Ptius willem Dutch. Parsmarlto Dec 20.
DemSrara 23d Barbados 25th, Trinidad 9TH IA.
enayfn 3D'h, Curacao ian and Cape Haytlen
ffth 70 Fuprb, Edyc Co. with Is passengers,
mails and mdsc Went 10 pier 5, Bush Docks.
Brooklyn.
sur Panama. crlstobal ian 10 and Port au
Prince i3th, 20 the Panama Railroad Steamship
linc. with ~ passengers. mails and nidsc.
Str General w q GorcAs. Cristobnl Jan y. 70 the
Panama Railroad Steamship line with " passcn-
gers, mails and mdse. Went 20 pior O. North
River.
str San Jaciuto vcra Cruz Tampicc. progrcso
aud Ilayana. 70 the New York und cuba Mail
steamship 90. with passcnScrs. mails and mdso.
SIR pioneer, Tamrico ian .. 10 - Warden,
with crude oil.
Su Vague, san Domingo via Charleston Jan is,
tc tho Clyde steamship 60. with mdsc.
Str Ctrro Gordc. Csrdenss Jan IL, 10 the West
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
at n o5 y. lon 90 OF W. with boiler room flooded

lat II 05 y, lon GO OF W, with boiler room flooded
(see news columns.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan 1SThe East Coast Fish
cries Go steam trawler Curlew sent ont wireless
'calls for assistance tonight, and reported her
position as lat IL "A n, Ion &C is w. about 200
miles SE OF this port. The str Sea Bird was
reported standing by.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Del Jan 17--Str
Kickapoo smyrna for New York arrived here
tonight with a broken propeller. She will be
towed TO Philadelphia for repairs.
LONDON, Jan 1.-THE schooner which was run
into by transport Pocahontas. and which IL be-
llieved TO belong TO Greek company, has been
towed 10 Dover badly damaged..
Str Macona struck a rock off Nidgcn light and
foundered. according to despatch from Gothen-
burg. (fhe Maconu vessel OF 5.311 tons
and owned by Barber 4 Co. She sailed from
New York Nov "A. and was last reported at Rot
terdam Dec 20, preparing to proceed TO Copen-
hugen.)
MAIAIO Jan 1s-Str Prusa. from Bergen for
New YORK. has been towed into this port after
being aground. 1t is believed the steamer is not
damaged
MOBILE, Ala Jan 1.-THE strike of longshore-
men at work loading three shipping Board vessels
at the Munson line docks was today settled, and
the work OF loading strs Lake Linden, Lafcoma
and Lake Otisco was resumed
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For
eign Ports.


AALBoRG. Jan 1o-Arrived, bark solhcln
DAM savannah.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan 12-Arrved, str Romeo
(Brl. New York
ANToFAGAsTA, Jan 1e-sailed str Republic
New York.
BUENOs AYREs, Jan 14-sailed, str Pampa
Arg. Boston.
BALBOA. Jan 16-Arrved. strs Norlina. Caleta
Colosa: Jamaica (Br), Tumaco 18th. Mercedes
(Sp), Caleta Buena: Brookwood, Aberdeen: Man
ham. Astoria: George w Elder, San Francisco.
CRISTOBAL Jan 1TArrived. strs Quernstat
(Nor). New York; Colon. do; Crown of Toledo .Br)
Glasgow; Lake Filbert, Pensacola.
Sailed 10th. str Calamares. New York.
DARTMOUTH Jan 16-Saicd, strs Westpoo
(from London, New York; 18th, Thurland Castle
(Br). Newport News.
FALMOUTH. Jan Sailed, str Auburn Qron
Antwerp. Philadelphia.
GREENoCK, Jan t6--sailed, str Dunaff Head
(Br,. from Dublin for st John. NB.
GENOA. Jan 12-Arrived, ship Tonawanda, New
York via Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 16--Sailed. strs Courageous
New York; 18th. Lehigh Norfolk; Kaduna 3r)
Sand Key (for orders,.
Arrived l1th str IIegira. Galveston.
LONDON. Jan 17-Sailed, str Mahopac (Br)
Philadelphia.
LEITIi. Jan 16-Sailed, str West View (froni
LIVERPOOL. New York.
MANCHESTER. Jan 1T-Sailed schr Governor
Brooks. Hampton Roads.
NANTES. Jan 17-Sailed, schr Margaret L Dick
lBrl. New York.
OPORTO. Jan Arrived, schr Andorinna Q'ort,
New orleans.
PLYMOUTH, Jan 11-Arrved, str Mongolia,
New York for Hamburg land proceeded.
PARA. Jan 1GSailad, str Lake Gazette, New
York.
SUNDERLAND. Jan 1T-Arrived, str Daling-
ton 0'r. Portland. Me.
STOCKHOLM. Jan 13-Sailed str War Expert
(Brl, Key West
ST. NnCHAELS, Jan 12-Sailed. str Bopifay,
Key West
USHANT. Jan 16--passed, str II II Morse, Bati
more via Pontn pclgadn for Rotterdam
WEST HARTLEPOOL. Jan 15-Arrived. str
Conewngo. Astoria via Colon and Fayal.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
ONLY ONE IN TEN ABLE TO
GET HOSPITAL TREATMENT

only one person out OF every ten IN
New York who need hospital care can get
N. according Go q report made ruhlc yes
terday by the United Hospital Fund Or
gsnization The report aeals with the
hospital activities in New York for the
last year and is especially concerned with
the existing inadequate hospital facilities
'. =.7v costs about $4,000 yearly TO
maintain and operate tho forty-six united
hospitals in Manhattan aud tho Bronx, the
report SAYS. Payment for treatment of
patterns. amounts 10 about ss.G0000. while
the income 10 these hospitals from cndow.
ments aggregates about si500.Oo) maxine
the regular hospital income about $500 coo
apd leaving a deficit due TO free service,
which must be raised by annual gifts.
amounting to approximately $4,000.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS


MONDAY. Jan 19--Gibral ltar Htaly -: also par
cei post mails. str San Giovanni, at L. VI.
TUESDAY. Jan 30-Sp3u ~ F.; parcel post mails
for Spain. Canary Islands and Ceuta. Meiilla and
Tangier In Morocco. str Leon XIII, ats AM.
Senegal, Gambia. Liberia. Ivory Coast. Gold
Coast, Dahomey. Lagos aud Belgian Congo parcel
AM.
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa parcel pos,
mails for Union Of South AYrica. str York Castle.
at u VI supplementary 1890 PM.
mania. Bulgaria. Luxemburg, C1echoslovakla.
Jugoslavia. Treutlno. Trieste. German-A Austria.
Poland. switzerland. Italy. Spain. Greece. Portu-
gal. Turkey. Egypt. British India. British East
Africa Malta. Ceylon. Straits Settlements and
Persia parcel post mails for France, Algeria Cor
sicn and Tuns,. str La Lorraine, at $50 AN tsup
$3.50 AND.
Bulgarian and Roumanis ~, str Black Arrow,
Grea; Britain. Ireland Belgium. Luxemburg.
Netherlands, Norway sweden. Denmark. Germany.
Hungary. Iithuania. fatyia. Esthonia. Finland.
Archangel Madeira aud Cape Verde Islands: also
parcel posi- mails for Great Britain, Ireland.
Egypt. British India. British East Africa Malta.
Zanzibar. pcnba. Belgiunfs Luxemburg and Bel
gian Congo. str Iaplaiid at I PM (sup 1890 PM.
MAILS FOR sOUTrI AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. &C.
TUESDAY. Jan 2o-South Brazil str Fortified.
at G:3O AM.
jamaica, Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador lprinted
matter. Nc). Nicaragua Except east coast. Aina-
pala. Choluteca and prints. ~. for Nacaomc.
Tcgucigalpi ana Yuscnran tIIondurasl. Colombia,
Ecuador, Peru except Tquitosl. Bolivia and Chill
iother parts of Honduras and letter mall fOr Sal
vndor - str Santa Marta. at M.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
Fear Harbor Tieup
as B0atn7en Call
Strike for Today
Towing Concerns Refuse Demands
for S35 Monthly Wage Increase-
Engineers Affected

A.strike OF approximately five thousand
iiremen, deckhands. cooks and other mem
oers of the Harbor Boatment's Union, with
headquarters at No. So West street, has
been called for today. II the entire union
responds to the call New York harbor will
experience another dangerous tieup. The
demand of an increase of $50 monthly has
been refused by the large towing concerns
and their action has influenced independ-
ent towboat owners who. although they
look on the increase in a favorable light,
are following the example of their more
powerful allies.
AS las occurred on other occasions, the
The members fthe Marine Engineers
Association will refuse to work with strike
breakers. According to Patrick J. Cavan-
augh, an active Official of the Harbor
Boatulen's Union. the firemen are threat
ening because they are required by their
employers to do eleven hours work for a
ten hour day.
In order to get up steam they must get
aboard their boats an hour earlier Extra
hours is bcne of contention with the
cooks They claim they are forced to work
longer than the union day because much
time IS spent in marketing. The cocks.
according to Cavanaugh. are allowed
eighty cents a day with which TO purchase
three meals a day for the crew and furnish
a midnight lunch.
\ wage scale drawn up by the Boatmen's
Union is as follows s:--Deck hands, S115:
cooks. $ll5, and firemen, S125 a month, with
81 a day allowance for food
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
- NOTICE TO MARINERS a
THE HERALDs Ship Ners office is adjacent to the Barge
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad.
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Guatemala Salvador letter mail only, British
Honduras and Tela. str Lake Huron. at o AN.
North Brazil and 1quitos lother parts OF Bra
I'll ~ str Gleporchy. at II VI.
WEDNESDAY. Jan 2i-Argenfina Uruguay and
faraguny o. str Lancaster Castle at $50 AM.
Iayti leScept Cape Hayti and Port de Paix).
str Advance. at IL VI. ata'E. =
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS. .l:iS y 4
Close at New York at G PM as follows e.
The connecting mails close at the General Posi-
Office aud City Hall Post Office station, New
York. at q PM. follows
Hawaii, japan. Cores. China. Siberia, Cochin
China Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands, str Tcnyo Maru, Ian II.
Hawaii, str Sachem. Jan 10.
China. Siam, Cochin China. Netherlands East
Indies and Philippine Islands. str Nile. Jan -
Jauan Corea and Siberia. str Fushima Maru,
Jan -
Hawaii. str Matsonia. Jan IS.
Japan. Corea and Siberia. str Brave Cauer.
Jan "A.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
trala. str Niagara, Jan 81.
Japan Cores. china. Siam. Siberia Cochin
ChiIfn, Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
lsiands. str Ecuador. Feb 2.
Mails of the following dates. Melbourne Dec q.
Sydney iith. Auckland 10Th and Wellington 10th.
east from San Francisco on Jan 10 and due at
New York the morning of Tuesday Jan 20
Mails of the following dates Manila Dee 70.
Shanghai 29th. Moukden Jan and Yokohama 9th.
which arrived per str Russia. were despatched
east from Seattle on Jan 10 and are dre NJ New
York the afternoon OF Tuesday. Jan 20, and
the morning Of Wednesday. Jan IL
sMust be specially addressed for this steamer.
fParcei post and specially addressed.