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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
,u.her rduestion of the Present Da,

A writer on the subject OF woman "
costume today must not only be a con
bolsseus OF art, conversant on Tadema
Alma sunsets and sunrises, win a No-
catular, unlimited In tints ana oolors
ana nm experienced linauist, but ne OF
sho must be able to mix up cow
orickons windmilis and other homeis
,hings Of eyeryday-iife and place them
on a plaque Of a blouse IN ,.'p. 80
chine georgstte opai-tinted pus,e os"'
ed blouse. without injury or one"Se "
the dainty seeker after fashion.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
Free storage for shipments of Wool

Ira s Pearee. travelling freight ana
Messenger agent of the Western Paeihe
railroad arrived in Ely last TUESDAY
night and scent tvo days looking ait'f
shipments from this district. Mr
pesrc. said that both the western
pacific and the Southern Pacific roads
al arrane.d to allow all shippers OF
WOOL two months free storage This
viii he Of some assistance 10 'he sneep
men, who have heretofore been cha'ss so
storage on wool after 1t reached 'n'
railroad up to the time when All al
engagements could be made to eonp'e''
their shipments.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
New oa.cer. far smei,ermep'. Union

New On.cers for smeitermep's Union
II the meeting of Steptoe local, No.
-. Mine. Mill and Smeltermen's Union,
recently held. the following oflicers
were elected: Ben Hill. president; Roy
Snow, e-rresident: A. II. Iacompe.
national secretary. f. A. Eason. treas
urer; $. G. Phillips, recording secre-
tary: Jack Ryan, conductors J. j.. clif-
ford. warden, r. u. Loveridge, eharies
:. wiiloughby and Stanley >. Reed
trustees.
The organization was found TO be III
a fourishing condition. IL Is perhaps
the strongest in the district In point
of membership and the retiring OF
ficcrs were oomplimented upon TIE
work accomplished under their diree-
tion during the last year.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12

John C. Buto OF Steptoe made an ap-
piieation befora County Clerk oidheld
this week to enter land under the It'll,
of ar additional homestead for 1ee
acres located In the west half of the
northwest quarter and the west half
Of the southwest quarter of section Is.
township 10 north. range 65 east. The
witnesses appearing with the applicant
were William C.and Everett R.Bradley.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12

TAKEN from NY store IN East Ely.
Remington typewriter 10 A 2254st.
Reward offered. +. c. Nunneily. Bel
yedere Apts.. Salt Lake City. Utah. IT,.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12

A dance will be given in Cyprus hall
at McGill next Saturday night by the
members of st. Michael's church. On
this occa sion the Ford automobile which
was on exhibition at the bazar held
in Bio hall by Sacred Heart church
will be raffled off. Many are inter-
ested in the new machine and are
anxious to know who will finally own
it. and for this reason they will travel
in large numbers from Ely TO the
smeiter city to enjoy the dance and
learn who the lucky man or woman
may be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str vndfuei tNor). which arrived here
yesterday from PORT Antonio, had on eoa ran
eenmen from str san Keno peiore re-
ported ashore at Maeoris
BARGE Albany, IN tow of tug Warrior, was
sunk in collision with str inca, Vvs"sIu
bound, In Buttcrinilk Channel ~ Am ye'-
terday. Tho steamer proceeded
posToN. Oct a--Nerotiations are now ~
progress for the sale OF the cargo OF s,zuO
tons OF coal discharged from Hcnr Jane
Palmer when that vessel put " mere sSseIni
weeks ago IN ieaky condition when re-
pairs We're completed Il was found that the
cargo was too wet 20 be reloaded ana tne
achoonor has been anchored waiting ior the
fuel TO dry: Il " still too wet 20 DO put
bacl, I'm tho holda and the schooner VIII
probably 60 20 Norfolk and load another
cargo for South America.
HALIFAX, Oct G--str Glare Hugo shines
I (Rr), before reported ashore on Ainet
Shoals, was floated yesterday ny the AT
lnuto Salvage Co. after discharginG q por-
tion OF her cargo
LONDON. Oct ii--str Tona. from Bruins
wick. Savannah and Jacksonville Tor Per-
nambuco, Buenos Aires, &c, before reported,
has been towcd into Para with boiler dam
age. -.
reported ashore and later floated, has been
dry locked at Forrol.
x fire broke out on board ST.. West Coast.
nj Belfast from Bucncs Airea IRE mas been
extincurhed; cargo IN No hold damaged
by fire and water; dl1chnrRing.
Str DANA Dan), Philadelphia for Skaw,
has arrived az Copenhagen damaged IN
severe gale.
MOBILE. Ala. oct ii-schr Three Marys,
before reported abandoned, has been towed
IN here By Coast Guard cutter Comanche.
NEW BEDFORD Mass, oct 5--whaing
schr Cameo returned. having sprung aleak.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct S-Schr Q Maude
Gaqkil (Br), from Windsor, Ms, for New
York put into Boothbay Hafbor few days
ago with loss Of ssvsrai sails In the gale
Of last week.
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Santa Ana i.0l5 S Scotland L v s PM 9th.
Santa I.eonora lat 20 81. Ion CT 81 noon
10th.
Santa Rita 371 ENE Cape Henry noon 18th.
silver She'll 400 SIC Sabine s Pm 10th.
Socony lat % OF, lon 92 0S noon 10th.
Springfield 100 Portland Pm sth.
South Pole $50 II Ambrose noon 10Th.
Standard 1870 w Sand Key noon 9th
Steel Ranger 443 Ambrose noon 10th,
Steel Worker % S San Francisco PM 9Th.
Subcatco $40 y Ambrose noon 18th.
Sun 235 NV Tortugas noon 10Th.
Ulysses SIS Cape Henry noon 10Th
Utscarbon 81 y Jupiter noon 10th.
Vinton County 15S Ambrose noon 1lth.
w NJ Irish 400 81 Hatteras noon 10Th;
W Teagle IS u Sand Key noon 9th.
VIM G Warden ~ NE Jupiter noon 9th.
Walter d Munson e2 Hatteras noon 10Th
West Cadron $50 from San Pedro Pm Sth.
West -Ceiina 100 f Cape Henry noon 10th.
West Islip 135 n Balboa 3 PM 9th.
West Hika 1872 w San Pedro PM 9Th.
West Keene SOC Il Honolulu 4 Pm Sth.
West Momentum LAD w Portland 8 Pm
Sth.
West Totant passed Mobile bar noon 10Th.
w IL Tilford a y Hatteras noon 18th.
West Caddoa 1907 from San Francisco 5
PM 9Th.
West Nllus 2si from San Francisco s PM
10th.
Western Cross 100 San Francisco 8 PM
Sth.
wheatiand Montana 1.O45 from Seattle Pm
9Th.
wilcox 40 SIC South Pass noon 10th.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Porto Rico, Curacao Venezneiai %
Thomas, st Croix, La Romano san Wsv.
de Macorfs and San Domingo CITY, wa s ~
aguez, Laguayra, Curacao ana MaIaSa'DS
str Zulia, 80 JAM isup 1880 AND.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IT,
South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay nno
Paraguay, via Rio Janeiro, Santos, az
video and Buenos Aires, str Marcohi' ''o
AM. - G. Mar
Bermuda, ST kits, Nevis. Saba, - ma,
tins Sd Eustatius Antigua, Moh SCI 90 =
Dominica, st Lucia. Barbados ano oo Su ~
via Hamilton str Fort Victoria LOU Ans
Transpaci6c Mails.
Close at New York at PM ~ follows:
Hawaii. FIJI Iolands. Australia ana H ssw
Zealand. via Victoria and Vancouver d.
T.biti ,Jarouesas Cook Islands, :, rev
zea1and' and specially addressed mall TOT
australia, Via San Francisco. s'r Ao.A"'
Oct l3. -. s,r Mani Oct
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. sam.
French Indo- China, Netherlands East NUTS
and Philippine Islands. via vaneo1Ss ct u, s'u
Victoria Be str Empress OF ASA In % e.
Hawaii and specially auoresssN rranciseo'
Japan Corea and China, via san prahciseo'
str Persia Maru. Oct H. e,,.-,. siar,
.Japan. Corea China, siberia, S,a i.
French Indo- China, Netherlands r-aSs 49," ~
and Philippine Islands. via seatHe' s'i
thybius, Oct 20. ..,..ra,to ond
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, aus .Ia I'm 'r "a
specially addressed mail Tor NC" g.
Via San FRANCISCO. str Ventura OCT q
.Must be specially addressed Tor TINS
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

tFrom U. s. Naval Communication service.l
Str vestris tBr. Davies. Liverpool
Str Aquitania (Br), Charles. Cheroourg
Inc. ''''''''p'''' 'N"'' 'sA''''"'p w.
Str Noordam (Dutch). Van walrayen, Rot
terdam via Plymouth and Boulogne--fiolland-
Str Bristol City CBr. McCrinko. Bristol
James Arkell & Co.
Str Lake Saws, Small, Bremen and Ham
burg-C Richard & Co.
II, str I'M, Mar del Norte SSp), Larransani'er'
Funch, Edge Co.
Str Western Glen. Leerberg. Rotterdam
cegsmopol,an Shipping, co. s..a,o.
& Son
Str Baygola OBJ. Evans. Marseilles via
Str Canada (Fr). Mareantetti, Palermo.
str Eastern Pilot, Gray. constantinople.
Str Bolton Castle (Br), Howe. Yokohama.
Kobe. &c-.Barber Steamship Lines, Inc.
str Ogden sne Yokohama. koDe &C.
land, Wellington. &c-Norton; Lilly 4 Co..
Str Hawaiian. Laverge. San Pedro. San
American Lines
Str Pieiades. Mcnamara. Los Angeles and
bach Steamship Co.
Str Garfield. Mommsen. Buenaventura.
Msnta &c-W r Grace s, { Go; s.,,o. p,o
Janeiro. &c-7New York and Argentine steam
SIR Philadelphia, Wood Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. &c-GIyde Steamship Co.
Str Devolente. sheriot. Port Lobos-colum-
bus Shipping Co.
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co
Str Tivives. Dalzell. Santiago, Kingston
&o-United Fruit Co.
Str Fetore, Wachsmuth, Daiquiri-ore
Steamship CORPORATION.
Str Uiv i(Nor), Lyngholm. Santiago. Car
tagena and Porto Colombia-Five Continent
Str Corsicana, Dizer. CaIbarien and sagua
-Munson Steamship Line.
rT S.p Man anS Mercantile Cooperation
Str Freeport Sulphur No 6. WALTON, Free
port-Freeport Sulphur Co. e..,
Str FL Vale. Mattson, Gaiveston-Southerh
Str Arapahoe. Deyereaux. Charleston and
Observation-Disclosures Steamship, p, Co s;e.,.o, ana
Str Lake Elrlo, Forrest. Wilmington ana
Brunswick-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson. Norfolk-old Domin-
| lon Transportation Co.
cutta) Balilmore-W II Grace e Co..
str santa Theresa (Br). Calderwood, Perth
Amboy-American and Cuban = steamshp
Str NJ spaulding, sperr nrom Tampico) /;
Perth Experimentation Petroleum ana
Str Erhoim CNor). Johannasen. Walton.
Ns-J Whitney & Co. -
Str Pawncs. Robinson. Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
STR Calvin Austin, Holmes. Boston-East-
ern Steamship Corporation.
str Henry Clay. Farmer. New LONDON
United States Shipping Board.
schr Il O Adams (Br). Mosher, Newark
Scammell Brothers. xs,
Tug Aurelic OBJ. Gardner, Fernandina-
Smith & Terry. - 49,,
tug Gypsum King. Miller. spencers island
MS 4 Whitney q Co. 49,
Tug Balenas, Smith, 81 Georse-fo''e'
Transportation Co. .
bare Charles w Baird. Gregny. spencers
Island, NS-J Il whitney Co.
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SAILED.

strs Garfield. Buenaventura and Mania
Pieiades, San francisco: Hamilton Norio ~,
Nagya rorszag 1taD, Trieste VIA Phiiaasi-
phia: Eastern Merchant, Baitiinore ina
La Romano; Santa Clara, Bilboa Berniu-
dez. Newport News: City OF Savannah sa-
vannah. - e..,.uo
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Fandon, SANTIAGO
and Guantanamo; Ulv tNor). santiago ana
CartaEona; Freeport Sulphur No ., free
port; Mar del Norte (spl. HAMBURG; cailao
PERU. Rio Janciro and Montevideo' Lake
Saws. Bremen and Hamburg, -. -
schrs ksquith CBr), ST Johns. Me- Or
inndo Wooten, Norfolk. ..,
Sailed 10th. str Vinton County. Kingston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
Creduced 20 sea leve) AT Now York on Mon
day, oct II, 1920. al s AM. as reported ny
the United States weather bureau, 90 Wa s
thirty and seventeen hundredths (3O.lD
inches This closely. approximate seven
hundred and sxty-siy and three-ten.ns
zee 81 milllmetros. Captains OF AL vessels
now lying IN or near the ports OF New YORK
and Brookiyn car advantageously use the
above offlcisi data for observing whether
their own harometcrs require any consider
able correction or adjustment
Wind az sandy Hook, 8 PM, II, miles
clear moderate sea. AZ City island ~ sum
set IS, light breeze clear; smooth sea.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph


ABERDEEN, Wash. Oct 1O--sailed, str
Daisy Matthews. Honolulu.
BOSTON. Oct g-Arrlved, str Radnor.
Manila, &C. for Philadelphia; bark Esrls-
i Ing ba ItSe l. " b G q Nos . and o
Arrived ION. .strs Lake Hewes. Nuevitas
Yarmouth westerdyk (Dutch) Rotterdam
via Baltimore and Newport Newsy tugs
Barhhamrtesd. towing barge Carroll Nor
queen. Nowburyport Valley Forge. Phila-
delphin towing barges RAIN, Barry and
Exeter (and lett with last barge for Ports
Lynn, towing harg Remus; motor barges
socony No q Providence; No 90, Portland.
Gloucester. Phiiadciphia North Land. New
York; schr Gordon Tibpo CBr), Grand
Bank, NF; tug Juno. Sandwich. towing
barge Katherine Hughes. New York
Arrived 18th. str City of Columbus. sa-
Sailed Sailed 9th. tugs Piedmont. Norfolk. towing
No IA; North America, New York. towing
barges Upton. Musconetcong. Shickshtnney.
sailed ION, sir Everett. Hampton Roads /:
tugs Chas II Grcenough, DO, towing oarges
Hattie, Helen and Iron Queen; Narragan-
set New York ,D, towing S@rEes N Re%q
towing barFes Armisiead aud Cutler: Pal
las Fan River. towing bargos Mccormack
and No standard Providence. towing
Sailed iith. schr Freddie Eaton, Thomas
ton tug nottingham, New York. towing
sailed iith. s,rs Arlington. Baltimore;
Prince Arthur (Dr). Yarmouth; tug Valley
Fore. Philadelphia, towing barges Klmber
IIehiand Light. NV. 10 miles; clear:
'' nSLrI MORE ma. Oct Il-Arr,vea airs
Laks pschuta, Norfolk castana, fPSiladel-
phia; North American tBr), New YORK.
Manatawny. Philadelphia; West Ceiina.
Manchseters Lake Gslata. Ponce; Manito-
cleared iith strs Moerdyk DUTCH, Bor-
deaux; vesiland lNor). skaw; vaiemore
Norfolk; Miller County, Norfolk: Maryland
,(Brl. Londonj MEudie tNor). Dunkirk; schr
Sailed iiih, airs S" Bcr sSs cNor,' Tam
plco Pon,os tGreek). Norfolk and Newport
Qqinnipiae Newport; y. ard Glesgow.
Oct io--Arrived at Sandwich. barges Irene
NJ Dawson. Rockporl for Now York. Ecuily
Girls, Passaic and Edgewater. Boston for
Sailed from, Sandwich I'm. tugs w g
Taylor. with 2 bargos: Ontario. with q:
Passed w iith. tugs North America, with
bnrgeg; Horer Williams. with 2.
CHARLESTON, SC. Oct i1--Arrived. strs
York: Quilwark. Liverpool; comanche. New
York land sailed 10 Jacksonviile).
Sailed lith, strs Josiah Macy. Wilmington.
CAPE HENRY, Va, Oct ff-Passed In, ctr
Knut Iamsun tNor), Philadelphia for Baltl-
more.
Passed on, iith. strs Cape Henry, Bait
more for philadelphia Parthenia Cf3r). do
for Avoumouth; Chester Kiwanis, do for
Rotterdam; Madame Enterprise tnr) DO for
bordeaux; Halcr1o nir). do for bunkirk
Jiherator, do for Havre. Mlnna Horn (Hr)
DO for BORDEAUX, Bartolo (Sp), DO for Dun
Thcone (Br), Newport News for Havre
West Wanna, New Orleans via Norfolk for
MISUNDERSTANDING = miles clear.
Paiina, Boston, with barge Moorcmaok No 2.
GALVESTON, Ter. Oct 1-Arrfved. strs
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FIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORm NEWS

ST JOHNS. NF. Oct l1---str Delco, from
Paulsboro. NJ, for Copenhagen, has been
rudder carried away.
Str Lake Furnas. from Norfolk for Man
chester. has been towed into this port by
sur Satartia, from New York for Hamburg,
with loss OF three propeller blades.
SANDY HOOK, M. Oct II, 4:2o PM-Str
ToIiwa Maru tJap), Cebu, &c, via Boston,
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Cabot. Norfolk 5th. La Brea, Port San
Luis.
JONEsPORT, Me Oct Sin port. schr
Marguerite Shulce FOR Boston.
MAYAGUEZ, PR, oct 2-Sailed. schr
Robert Murphy. Fort Morgan.
Arrived Oct !, str Beatrice. New York.
ORANGE, Tex, oct 7-Sailed. str Cricket.
Tampicp
NORFOLK. Va. Oct CLEARED. schr Edna
M Mcknight, Cartagena.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa oct s-Arrived, tug
Germa ntown towing barges Wiconlsoo, Tenn
pie, Fort Point and Sumru, Saarspot.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 4-Arrived.
/ SIR Hyades. Kaanapali. schr Esther Suva; ;
9Th, str Admiral Wainwright, Galveston
Levuka.
Sailed Sd. strs Herber. Portland, O: 9th,
Hwah Jah (Chin), Shanghai.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

fBy NALL
ASTORIA. o. Oct 5--Arrived. str City %
Reno, Honolulu. $500. - -
CUTLER, Me, Oct 9-Arriveu. scn. moo"-
u~hf New York for 81 Stephen, NIB.
INTO, oct 3--ArrIved. str Enterprise san
HoNoLtJLu. oct s--Arrlved, strs West
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mARrSE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR gale--guitabe for inland waterways.
1870 It. Freight Steamer.
100 n. House Barse. small Tug II ~. 80.
MCINTOSH, BROOKLYN Bridge Dock. New York.
Tel. Beckmnn 200.
TUGBOAT-Woo hull. ~ feet Q inches over
ali: engine 2OS26 inches. boiler allowed
40 pounds steam. For further particulars
write 10 Box . 122 liernld, $50 y. way
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

CAPE RACE. MI, Oct li-Barometer NJ
noon. 80 inches; wind. w light breeze;
weather. dull; temperature. 02 deg Fahr.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamens Church Institute. 20
10Th meridian, 3 hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad POI.
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Marine Engineers
Employed on Ocean Steamships

SPECIAL, MEETINGS FOR STEAMSHIP
ENGINEERS ARE WELD ~ tON~OII-
DATED MARINE ENGINEERS BLNIsff-
CIAI ASSOCIATION No. 80 every Morday.
SIP M, NJ 90 Park Place, New York CITY.
Every steamship Engineer, irrespective 81
what local he holds membership La, II cor
daily invited 20 attend:
Hustpces Mnoaprr.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South

Bound South
Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
Tug John Garrett, with barges Cat SOB
AND.
Bound East.
Schr John A Beekman. New York for
Sherbrooke. MS.
Schr Altana NJ Jaeger, Raritan River for
Providence
Schr H II Chamberlain. New York for an
Eastern port.
Tug Eugene Hughes. with 2 barges Cat IL
noon).
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Str Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch, hotteroan M
for New York, Is expected to dock foot Oh
9TH street, Hoboken. about ~ AM iues7
Str New York, from Southampton and Cher
bourg for New York. is expected 10 COCK
about $3.50 AM Tuesday.
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- -
EuROl'E.

AMERICAN lift vans for moving household
furniture between Europe and America rnd
between cities In the United States: house TO
house without boxing; only safe, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN BTOR-
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCT. II, l
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Fort Wayne, Boston. to the Atlahtic
Transport line. Anchored off stapieIoh'
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Transatlantic Mails.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER L.
Italy %. via Palermo and Naples, str
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cher.
bnours and Southampton, str Aouitania' IL
ID (sup 1880 PM.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, Via Plym-
outh. Boulogne and Rotterdam: also parcel
post mails for Netherlands. str Noordam,
AM (sup 1870 AND.
Greece ~. via Piraeus. str MCCALL Hell
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II.
Gibraltar Greece D, via Gibraltar and
Piraeus; also parcel post mails for Gibral-
tar and Greece, str Asia, 1890 AM.
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Germany,
tiansand, Christiania and Copenhagen; also
parcel post mails for Norway, Sweden and
Denmark. str Frcderik VIII. IL AM tsup-
Elementary IL 80 AND.
:, Poland ID. via Danzig. str Gothland.
Germany ~. via Hamburg; also parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria, Czecho-
sloyakia and Switzerland. str Walter
Luckenbach. AM.
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL.
Jamaica and Colombia except Cauca and
Narino departments .(Cuba y. via Santiago,
Kingston. Cartagena, --Savanilla and Santa
Marta. str Tvives. z 80 AM.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Argentina Uruguay and Paraguay, via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str Dochra,
PM.
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Almanac for New York, October IL.

Sun rises. ...... " Noon rlses' 81 ~ N Az
TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER -.
Sandy Hook. ......... 30 AM % I'M
Governors Island. -. s OF AM 81 PM
Hell Gate tAstoria) 10 OF AN 10 81 pm
The time given In the above table Is East
orn standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office is in
the Barge Office. Ship mews information gi0en By u s.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green 1850.
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and ToURs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
SE5Viij;:1OM.E1NT'NNA
Ell PETROLEO ...ARDE

Ell petroieo es un articulo de prinera neceSloao'
ytpor tai raz6n los precios deben ser vlsuados Por
Ell Gobierno para que los monopolios no anuSeh oe
los c~onsumidores al grade en- que eStan aouS"h""'
La Secretarfa de Hacienda, por su parte, dehe
intervenir hacienda uso de ~energicas medldaS 1lSca-
les para obligar 4 las Companies a que reduZcah
las tarifaS en- el mercado nacional ,
rs ridiculo V vergonZoSo para Mexico que ei
retr6ieo del pals Sc venda en- la Repnbllca a IN
pracio dos yeces MAYOR del que tiene el mismo pro
ducto en- el extranjero, despues de pagan dercchos
de exportaci6n.
Este fen6meno solamcnte Sc eyplicarla en- el ca
so inadmisible de que las contrihuciones lm'erl"-
res fueran mayoreS que los derechos de eNportaclon.
al crado de 'duplicar los precios por las rcntas que
Sc hacen en- Ia Republica.
FL Estado debe obligar a las Companies 4 que
satisfagan de preferential las necesidades del pas,
como sc hace en- todas parties, Sobre TODD. tenlendo
en- cuenta que la production no solo baSta Slno que
sobra para dar abaSto al comercl0 de TOTO el mnhdo'
Los ultimos informeS de la BolSa dc AucVa
York. nos hacen saber que las Companies que eNplo-
tan el ~petr6leo mexicano eStan repartlendo dlVldcn-
dos cada dia mayores V que, naturalmente snbe cada
dia 81 valor de las accioneS.
Tai hecho demuestra cue ell precio del comhnsti-
BILE en- ell extranjero eS mas que Suficiente para re-
munerar ell capital V los trabajos de Ia explotaci'n'
T en- copsecuencia tedo este demuestra tambien que
no hay motives racionales nj juStos para one los
c~onsnmidores mexicanos paguen prcclo doble.
Maestro Gobierno tiene pues, Ia ohllSaclon de
revisar las tarifaS V las contribuciones para CORE
cir el abuse que senalamos, a fin de que las Com
panias traten con alguna equidad a los conSumIdo-
res del pals.
Debe tambien nuestro Gobierno obligar a las
Companies a mantener constantemente deposltoS
bien aprorisionados en- todas la Republica. para que
haya siempre al alcanee de los consumldoreS todo
el comhuStible quo sea necesarlo.
Todo este es mucho mas importante que Ia tan
debatida question del dominic del subsuelo: que en-
realidad lesiona a los peQuenoS propietarlos.
yolyemos a r~epetirlo porque es oportun" Y
siempre it'll: a los ~consumidores mexicanos NADIA
les importa que el dominic del Subsuelo perten@2ca
platonicamente al EStado 81 pagan los precios que
ahora imponen las Companias a ciencia Y paciencia
del cohierno.
Mientras eStas c~uestiones no sean considerable
seria Y eficazmente por nuestro Gobierno. dara
pruebaS de no haber entendido el asunto Y de que
prescinde de los yerdaderos intereses naclonalcs,
DOT una preeminencia 0 dominic imaginario.