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The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Crowd Deelares No Morc Wilson

All nomination speeches got ready responses from the convention and the crowd was ready to display enthusiasm st every opportunity despite the scorching heat. Wheeler got a rous- ing cheer from the convention when, during his speech nominating John- son, he referred to the Wilson admin istration as the royal family" and, by inference, to McAdoo as "the crown prince
 Are you prepared for four years more of them?" he shouted. The crowd answered "No!" in q roar that shook the building.
 During the nominations not one of the several candidates was on the con- vention floor. This was the first time since the convention began that one
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12

The reports from the Victoria have not detailed her progress. The big liner went through Unimak Pass at s q. Thursday, according to reports reaching the radio. At eight o'clock yesterday morning she was reported 2so miles north of the pass and ''mak- ing full speed" Twelve hours later 6 p. m. Friday,) the liner was 70 miles north of Cape Mohican. the northwestern extremity of Nunivak Island. Late reports this afternoon placed the Vic. a short distance behind the Bear. Both vessels at that time were southwest of Nome in direction of Sledge Island.
 Capt. Ross has been in constant touch with the Bear and has kept both vessels advised daily regarding Ice conditions as seen from this side o. the pack.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Hoover Nominated

Herbert Hoover was placed in nom
 ination by Nathan l.. Miller of Syr4 cuse. Ogden Mills next placed Nj h. olas Mundy Butler in nominatio.: Former Governor Wills of Ohio placed Harding in nomination and Governor Coolridge was placed in nomination by Speaker Gillette and Judge prt
 chard of North Carolina. This closed the nominations. At the close of the nominations the leaders discussed q proposal to take two ballots and ad-
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Harding Rush Di.eoncerts Opponents

Chicago, June 12-The recess camc after q sensational spurt by Senator Harding which apparently disconcert- ed his opponents. The Ohio floor managers were called into conference on platform after recess had been moved. Harding became apparently the dominating figure of the conven- tion.
 ChcagoJune Washington dele gation this morning voted unanimous ly to stay with Poindexter, Should they be released Harding will receive q majority of their votes
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Convention Adjourned After Four
 Ballots Last Night

Chicago, June 1.-The convention adjourned this (F'riday) evening short ly after seven o'clock after taking four ballots. Pursuant to the agreement of the previous evening, the conven- ton remained in session continuously throughout the day and when ad . journment was taken no one in it had attended meal since breakfast.
 Adjournment of the convention ses- sion only marked the beginning of q series of all night conferences and
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Convention Jcsr. Mention of Johnso,

Chicago, June 11--Convention dem onstrations today shortly after his name was placed in nomination dis closed that Senator Johnson is far from baing a favorite with the bulk of the delegates.
 Charles I. Wheeler of California put in nomination the name of John son. The Illinois and Iowa delegates led in starting cheer at the prelimin- : ary mention of Johnson's name, but
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12

German war prisoners. who are being States Army guard. and two hundred and fifty women and children. ma jority of whom are the wives and families of the -Czecho-slovak sold- iers.
 The Mt. Vernon is in no serious danger as result of the accident. The vessel Is. headed for Norfolk and Is due there tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
AuaasAMs sHor .A,s ..sss .ss
 BREAD RIOTS

Vienna, June 8-Seven persons were killed and twenty three others wound ed when the police fired upon a mob of bread rioters at the town of Gratz according to advices reaching Vienna today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Harding Lands Nomination

Chicago. June 12-Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio, was nominated.
 The nomination of Senator Harding in tenth ballot was brought about through rapid swinging to him of Lowden delegates. He got 520 votes 493 being necessary. After brief re- cess convention will proceed to nomi- nation of vice president.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Lowden Passes Wood, on Fifth eaIIo,

Chicago, June 12-The fifth ballot taken on the opening of the conven- tion this morning placed Governor Lowden in the lead of all other can didates.
 The ballot gave Lowden 303, Wood 29q and Johnson 133.
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Johnson, Wood and Lowden Nominate

Chicago, June 11--Following the norination of General Wood by Gov erno, Allen a tremendous DDS 5. of en- tf,Iisjasm led 1y the Wood suppo,. CTS swept the vention. The demon- station in behalf of Wood lasted forty kanSs yielded to Illionois and Con- gressl en Rodenberg of ,l,at state ,l I'd fthe name of Governor Lowden in nomination. ~ sas7e' 'i'ill;4 s i'Ess
 Senator Johnson was placed in nomination at 12:4O o'clock. ,l
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
cARuso's HOME ROBBED OF
 HALF MILLION IN JEWELS

East Hampton, N. Y.. June 9-The country home of Signor Caruso. the famous tenor. was plundered by burg lars laat night and jewelry valued at nearly five hundred thousand dollars taken. f
 The stolen jewels included one dia- mcmd necklace valued at seventy five thousand.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
13 KILLED IN NEW YORK
 CENTRAL TRAIN CRASH

Schenectady, N. Y., June 9-Thir- teen persons were killed near here to- day when q New York Central express train crashed into the rear end of passenger train.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
New York Delegation Against Wood

One of the sensations of the day York delegation will support Lowden against Wood. The delegation vo at caucus this morning to throw its votes to l.owden if on the second or third ballot it looked as if Wood mig win.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
EAGLE BOAT CREW DROWNED
 IN SQuAlL

Philadelphia. June Hive mem bers of the crew of government Eagle boat No. 25, were drowned near here today when the little war craft wa. struck by sudden squall on the Delaware River.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Convention Swings to Harding

Chicago. June Missouri and ator Warren G. Harding He will probably win on the ninth or tenth ballot.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
HARDING NOMINATED PRESIDENT
GOV. COOLIDGE NOMINATED VICE PRESIDENT
Lowden Leads in Eighth Ballot

Chicago. Jane 12-BallotIng on the eighth ballot resulted as follows: Lowden BIT, Wood 299. Harding l33ia, Johnson IS, Sproule 75. Some of the leaders are predicting that Harding and Johnson as the party nominees.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
PLOT DISCOVERED
 TO AssASsiNATE B JAP SfArEs.

Honolulu, June s11---1hR Japanese secret ssgyice has uReaSt&ed an. al- leged plot Of Koreans to assassinate anarqeis Saito. Premier Iksand other leadlag Japanese statesme according to dispatches reaching tNS slocal Jap- aness newspaper shimpo Jiji.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Butler Releases New York Delegation

The wide gain by Lowden on the 9th ballot this morning was due to the release of the New York delegation by Nicholas Murray Butler.
 Butler released the Empire state delegation early this morning. Forty one votes went to Lowden, 24 to Woo I and the others were scattered.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
LIGHTNING KILLS FOUR
 DETROIT BOYS

from IA to IS years were killed and seven others were injured today when lightning struck q tree under which they had taken shelter from q rain storm.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
HEAT KILLS 4 IN CHICAGO

Chicago. June 1.-The intense heat of the past week. reached a climax yesterday and resulted in four deaths and five prostrations being reported to the Board of Public Health.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12

MOOSE WOMEN ATTENTION.
 W0msn of Mo0sehsart Legion will hold their regular ssmi.monthly meet. ing at Eagle lodge room, Monday. Juns 14sh.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Lowden Releases Delegates

Chicago. June 12-Lowden has re- leased all his delegates. An effort is being made towards another ad- journment.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Michigan Delegation Splits Over
 JohnSon

Chicago, June 12-Michigan. which stood solid for Johnson for five bal lots, broke in the sixth. eleven votes going to Wood, one to Lowden leav- ing IS remaining to Johnson.
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Convention Recesscs

Chicago, June l2-The convention closed the eighth ballot and recessed at four p. m.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12

cHECHAco BALL EAGLE HALL
 First Saturday after arrival of the Victoria. checchaco orchestra, ncw music Evsrons welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Hording Gains Rapidly

Chicago, June 12-Ninth ballet Harding 37412; Wood 2i9, T.owden l21
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Wood and lowden tie on Sixth Ballot
 Chicago, June I2-Wood and Low den tied on the sixth ballot. each re- ceiving 3l1h. Johnson lost votes on the ballot.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Coolidge Nominated Vice President

Chicago. June Ex-Governor Coo lidge of Mass, is nominated for Vice President
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Chicago, June 12-The seventh bal lot gave Wood 312. Lowden 311H, Harding 105, Johnson 99.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
CONVENTION SWINGS SUDDENLY TO
 SENATOR WARREN C. HARDING
Ohio Senator Lands G. O. Presidential Nomination In Senational Drive That Overwhems Opponents
 Gov Coolidge Receives Vice-Presidency

or more candidates for the presidency were not in evidence.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12

Harding Makes Big Gain in Seventh
 Ballot
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12
Details of Voting on Minor Candidates

The detailed vote on the minor can didates on the fourth and last ballot today stood as follows:
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-12

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 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,700 square miles of territory.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
The Mauretania and the Rotterdam or
Way Here with Cabins
Filled.

Two Of the largest Transatlantic passen-
ger steamships in comission are on their
way to New York today. They are the
Mauretania. OF the Cunard line, which is
due here tomorrow from Southampton, and
the Rotterdam, of the Holland-America
line, which is due here on Wednesday. via
Plymouth and Boulogne-sur-Mer. Both
have heir cabins filled to their fullest
capacity and have on board many notable
persons from both sides of the Atlantic.
The Mauretania is shown on today's
chart at DIG and the Rotterdam at E-1o.
The Cunard-Anchor line service steam
ship Columbia Veteran Of the Atlantic and
the favorite of the Glasgow, Scitland. fleet,
is on her way here from Glasgow. via Lon
donderry, Ireland. bringing besides her
passengers from the Scottish port also a
large number Of travellers from Ireland.
With the arrival here yesterday of the
Caimania and Royal George, both from
Liverpool via Halifax. the Cunard line
piers will have every berth filled with to-
morrows arrivel of the Mauretania.
The Manchuria, of the American line
(O-2. is on her way back from her first
trip to Hamburg, and the Scandinavian
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
Incoming Vessels Report Appearance
Of Iceburgs, Indicating an
Early Spring.

way TO the Belgian port via Cherbours
and Southampton.
The second American departure for
Black Sea ports is also indicated on the
chart with the Black Arrow GO, which
is being operated by the American line and
which is on her way to Constnntinople anu
Constanza the latter the Roumanian port
on the Black Sea.
Two French line steamships are on their
way to Havre-the Lafayette (D-lO and
the Lorraine (D-15). The Madonna, an
other French vessel. of the Fabre line
(P-l9), is bound for Marseilles and Naples.
The single Scandinavian steamship on
the eastward run is the StavengeH1ord, OF
the Norwegia line (O-ID, now
on her way to Bergen. Norway
Two eastward bound Italian steamships
the Pesaro. of the Lloyd Sabaudo line
(C-2f, and the Duca Degli Abbruzzi. of the
Italia line UJ-23) arc also shown on their
way to their home ports in today's chart
Heavy weather has interfercd great
deal with the schedules Of transatlantic
steamships, many of which had to put into
Halifax on the westward run for coal. AL
most every steamship arriving during the
last week has reported unusually bad
weather and. in one instance, the early
appearance of icebergs, promising an early
spring.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25

FORT SAID, Jan oo--Arrived. strs waaldyk
Dutch, New York for Batavia. &c; 22d. City OF
Hankow tBr), New York for Bombay and Cal
lcutta
PORT NATAL. Jan 1e-Saiied. str Karmoen
Dutch. from Batavia, ssnarang, &c, for New
York
ROTTERDAM, Jan 21--Arrived, strs Fl II Morse
Baltimore; 22d. Maasdyk Dutch, Philadelphia
and Boston; Brarleaf (Brl. Port Arthur, Tex;
Lake Ellsworth, Galveston
Sailed I'D. str Mexican, Newport News
RIO JANEIR0, Jan 19-Arrived, strs Bound
Brook New Orleans: 10Th. Moccasin. New York
SWANSEA, Jan 22--Sailed. str Siberian Prince
n}r). New York.
Sr NAzAIRE. Jan 1s-Arrived. str Lagos
(Braz). Philadelphia.
SHANGHAI, Jan 1s-Sailed, str shinyo Maru
Dapl from Hong Kong for San Francisco.
SYDNEY NSW, Jan 20-Arrived, str Jacox, San
Francisco via Honolulu.
Sailed 2tst, str Bellbuckle. New York.
ST JOHN, Nh, Jan 23-Arrivcd, strs Caraquet
Head tBr), Dublin; Pretorian (Br), Glasgow.
TFlNERfFFE. Jan 2i-Sailed, str Caroline (Fr).
from vigo for New Orleans.
, TSINGTAU. Jan 14-Arrived, strs Protesilaus
(Br) Seattle; 18th. Bessie Dollar (Br), Vancouver
via Victoria Be, and Honolulu.
TALTAL, Jan 22-Arrived, str Cowsnshsnnock,
Newport News.
TAMPIco, Jan 22-salled, str William Green,
Vera CrIz.
YOKOHAMA, Jan 17-Arrived, strs China, San
The New York herald., 1920-01-25

Sailed 18th. strs Katori Naru Gap), Seattle
Marking, san Francisco.
kINSALE. Jan 23-Passed, str Codue medf
Orr. Halifax for -.
KORSoER. Jan i4-Arrived str II Pontoppidar
dam. Sava nnah.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 23-sailed. str Regina CBr,,
Philadelphia.
Sailed sd. str Meltonian Br), Barbados.
Arrived 23d. strs Canadian Ranger (Br). 81
John. NIB: virgilia Br) New York.
LONDON Jan 23-Arrlved, str 1roquois tBr),
New York.
Arrived I'D str Moosehausic, Mobile
LIZARD, Jan 23-Passed, str Lancastrian (Br),
New York for Antwerp.
Passed 9th, str Sierra QueInada (Bclg), New
York for Rotterdam aud Antwerp.
LEITH. Jan 23-Arived. str Marshal Haig
(Br). Portland.
MANCHESTER, Jan 22-Arrived. str Ocean
Transport (Br Baltimore.
Sailed 22d, str West Ashawa, Galveston.
MELBOURNE, Jan 21-Arrived. str Hatimura
tBr), New York via Balboa, Iyttelton and Dun
edin.
MoNTEvID15o, Jan 21-Arrived, str servian
Prince (Br). New York.
Arrived 22d str Altoona, Gulfport via st Thomas
and Barbados.
MoLLENDO. Jan 19-Arrived, str Morristown
New York via Balboa and Callao.
PLYMOUTH. Eng, Jan 23-Arrived, str Lake
Gratis Norfolk.
PORTLAND. Eng, Jan 2f-Sailed, str North
Bend from Anlborg). New York.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
SAILED.

strs John Roach. Penang. Singapore. &c: Pana-
ma Cristobal; la Perouse tFr. Havre; Arvan.
Port Arthur; Minnesota. london: Tona. Perth
Amboy; Lake Forest, st Thomas; Commodore koi-
lins (Nor), Norfolk: Orient City fBr), Dunkirk:
Arapahoc, Charleston and Jacksonville; la Ior-
raine CFr Havre: Atenas. Havana; Brazos san
Juan; El Dia. Galveston; Lafayette tFr), Havre;
Cretic (I,r). Azores. &c: Esperanzn. Havana. &c;
Kazembe (Br), Philadelphia; Vaudeville (Nor)'
Baltimore.
strs san Jacinto Nassau: Madison. Norfolk and
Newport News: Lmon, Santiago; City OF Savan-
nah Savannah; City of Everett Providence;
william Isom, Tampco; Lake Osweya, Savannah.
The corrected reading Of the barometer (reduced
to sea Ievel) at New York on saturday, Jan "a,
1920 at AM, as reported by the United States
Weather Bureau was thirty and twenty-four num-
dredths (3024) inches. This closely approx ties
seven hundred and sixty-eight and one-tenth
(T6s ~ millimetres. Captains of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports Of New York and Brook
lyn can advantageously the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers re-
auire any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. at PM, NE, 26 miles;
raining and thick; rough At City Island at
sunset Me- fresh thick and raining; no sea on
account of ice pack.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
ARRIVED.

Str Baltic (Br). Liverpool Jan "a. 10 the White
star line. with 2f0 first, 3e1 second cabin, IL
steerage passengers. mails and mdsc. Went to
pier 80 North River.
str Carrnania CBr), Liverpool Jan "a and Hall
fax I'D. TO the Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd. with
III first. 1s5 second cabin. 70S STORAGE passen-
gers malls and mdse. Went to pier 56, North
River
str Royal George tBr). Southampton Jan and
Halifax 21st, tn the Cunard steamship Co. Ltd,
with 40 first, 1O3 second cabin. 81 steerage pas
sengers, mails and mdse. Went TO pier %, North
River
str Northern Pacific, Antwerp Jan If and Ports
mouth. Eng. 18th, to the United states Army
Transport Service, with 110 officers and civilians
and 30 troops; also 2T1 passengers from the dis
abled transport Powhatan. Went to pier ., Ho-
boken, NJ.
T. s Army Transport Service, with SO officers and
civilians go troops and In ballast. Went to pier
., IIoboken, Nj.
str Treroncr CBr), Hull Dec go to snnderson
Str Bradboyne. Dartmouth via rouisburg. CB.
str Texarkana. Rotterdam Jan 3, to the Ameri-
can line. in ballast.
str EdgebIl. Piraeus Nov 1s and Gibraltar Jan
s, TO Phelps Bros 4 Co. with mdse.
str Charles Pratt. Tuxpam Jan 16, TO ID II War
den, with crude oil. Went to pier l, Tidewater
Docks, Bayonne, Nj.
str Monterey Tampico Jan ~, Vera Cruz 18th.
Trogreso 18th and Havana 10th, 20 the New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Go. with ~ passengers,
mails and mdse. Went TO New York Dock Co.'S
pier 49, Brooklyn.
str vcsla Nor, Macoris Jan 10 and Turks ISL
and 18th, 10 the Columbus Steamship Co, with
sIgnr Went TO Federal Sugar Refinery. Yonkers,
Ny.
str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda Jan o. 10
Furness Withy & Co. with los passengers, mails
and mdse. Went to pier 91. North River.
str Fl Mundo, Galveston Jan is. To the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to pier 81, North
River. =
Str I. J Drake. Port Arthur Jan II, to d r
Warden with mdse ARRIVED 23d).
str Cuttyhunk, New Orleans Jan 10 for Rot
terdam.
str Mat,ira Csr), Perth Amboy. In the Trinidad
shlpping and Trading Co, with mdse.
Str Guiiford. Halifax Jan 2i, to Pendleton Bros,
in ballast. wctn 10 pier IL, East River.
Motor .hip Hamlet (Nrl. Christiania Jan 4. TO
s q stray 4 Co. in ballast. Went to Tietgen &
Iang's dry dock, Hoboken. NJ.
Tug Security. towing barres.
Returned--Str steelmaker, from trial trip.
Returned--Str Tona. from Perth Amboy.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Tug " N Mills. towing tarres Dat SOC Akfp.
Bound East.
Str Delaware, New York for Boston.
CLEARED.

str Graf wsidersee CBr,, Finch, Iondon--ouusrs
Steamship Co.
ser Massick. Hssseil. ccthenburs- --sssser
Stea annship Co.
str Monmouth tBp, Murphy. Dunhirk ana Ant
vcrr,-D II Warden.
str pesaro ntsD. rcrtoriri. Genoa. NarIce vfs
ronia Deigada-Furness Witty 4 Go.
str Argentina dtaD, Dlmiuak, Palermo. rstras,
&e Phelps Bros.
str Gafrney. Kohlmeistcr Ratcur via Gltrsi-
tar Barber Steamship line
3 STR West Wind took, Yokohama ara Kobe via
Panama Chnai--Barber steamship line.
Str Denis Cfsr) Robinson. rhra Msceic Ter.
narnbuco. &c-Bccth 4 60.
SIR Lancaster Castle nBr. Lee. Bucnos Ayrcs
and Montevldeo--Lanrort \ Holt.
STR Niilinocket. Nisen san Juan. Ponce. May
,cnez. Sc-Bull-fnsular line
SIR Rrszos Foss. San Juan. Ponce and May
,eunz. New york ana Porto Rico steamship Co.
Str rdm6n. Mcclellan, santiago. Cnbs--United
str viidfusl tvor) Rorins. Antins via Sewpor.
News Atlantic Fruit 60.
str vi nia Woodward, Galveston Tet--south.
e-r Pacific ~.
XT9'ffi r.ss f.dsrssn ss- orsss.-.sv=issss
kific Go.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25

BEACHY HEAD Jan 23-Passed. strs Castel
lano (Brl. st John. NIB. for Antwerp; Pendrago
Castle tBr), Galveston for Ghent and Antwerp.
BRISTOL. Jan 23-Arrived. str New York Cit
(Br), New York.
BAHIA. Jan 1s-Arrived strs Glenaffric (Br)
New York via Para for Rio Janeiro; Frankmer'
(Br), New York via Para for Santos.
BUENoS AYREs, Jan e1--Arrved, str Plutarcl
(Br). New Orleans.
Arrived 22d. schr Herbert l. Rawdins. Norfoll
via Canary Islands.
Sailed aith. str Chaco (Argl. Boston.
BARBADOS, Jan 21-Sailed str Nance tBr)
from Para, sc. for New York.
f. GAZE WRATH, Jan 2e-Passed, str Gustafs
holm (Sw), New York for Helslngfors and Stock
CARDIFF. Jan co-sailed, str vardulia Br)
New York mot PHILADELPHIA.
Sailed 23d. schr Dustin G. Cressy, st Michaels
CHRIsTIANIA, Jan co-Arrived, str United
States dam. New York.
CHERBOURG, Jan 1s-Arrived, str Rose Castle
(BrI. Halifax.
CETTE, Jan 17--Arrved, str Nepos tNorl, New
York.
OALI.Ao, Jan 23-Arrived, str Ebro C3r) New
York.
DARTMOUTH. Jan 25--Arrived, str Aspenleaf
GBr). Newport News.
DOVER, Jan 24-Passed. str War Chariot (Br).
Vancouver for Liverpool.
DUBLIN Jan 2i-Arrived, str Ramore Head
tBr) st John. NE.
DUNDEE. Jan 23--sailed. str Hambetcn Range
Osr) New York.
DUNKIflK Jan 22-Sailed. str wilcasino (Br.
late Hallzones) New York.
Arrived 10th str Wcstchester, Newport News
Arrived Goth, bark Cornil Bart tFr), New York.
FowEY Jan 23-Saied, str Clan Skene tBr)
st John NIB.
FAYAL Jan o2-Sailed. strs Falmouth 0ron
Bordeauxl New York. Knights Island Charles
ton: Guantanamo (from Bilbao) New York; West
crn King from La Pallice). Norfolk.
Arrived I'D schr Maid Of Scotland (Br), New
York.
GARsroN. Jan c5-sailed. schr Jane Palmer
Newport News
GLASGOW, Jan 2c--Arrivcd. str wyncote tBr),
Philadelphia.
GREENOCK Jan 23-Arrved- strs Baron Fair
lie (f,n 81 John, Nh; Lake Fernando Port Ar
thur win Norfolk; West Celeron. New York.
Arrived nd str Polglass Castle OBJ. Halifax.
GIBRALTAR ian 2o-Arrived. strs lake Els
bury Boston for Pirneus; Moncalere ntnD, New
York for Genoa and Naples; 21st, Tofuku Mafu
(Jap). st John for Praeus.
Arrived 21st, str Santa Cecilia, Genoa for New
York (for repairs.
patras piraeus and Salonika.
Sailed 18th. str Angelo Egyptian (Br). Philadel
phia. m,
San Francisco.
Arrived 18th, str Empress OF Asia CBr), Van
couvcr arrival Manila 18th an error.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
SHIPPING PARTS WORLD
- NOTICE TO MARINERS. vs
THE HERALDS Ship Nesos office is adjacent to the Barge
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad.
CLOSING OF MAILS.

dian. IL NJ.
Argentina, Uruguay. ana Paraguay ~. str Ian
caster Castle $50 AM.
South Brazil. str Fortified. $50 AM.
TUESDAY. Jan 2T-Jamaica. Canal Zone Pa
mama Salvador tprntcd matter. &cl. Nicaragua
Except Except East Coastl, Amapala. Choluteca and
earan lHondi Colombia. Ecuador. Peru Except
lauitos). Bolivia and Chill (other parts OF Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador .. str Carriilo.
Dutch and French Guiana. Cape Haytieu and
Port de Paiy Curacao. Cnmana. Carupano and
AM.
Hayti. except Cape Haytien and Port de Paix
Canal Zone and Panama .. str Gen W Gorgua.
l. M fsup I PM.
TRANsPACIF1C MAILS.
Close a. New York at 8 PM as follows:--
China. Siam. Cochin China. Netherlands Fast
Indies and Philippine Isla nds. str Nile. Jan "a.
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus.
Japan. Corea, China. Siam. Siberia. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands. str Ecuador. Feb ?.
sMust be specially addressed for this steamer.
fParcel post and specially addressed.