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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
CHIEF GARRITY QUITS JOB

Chicago PouIce Head Resigns; Mayors
Secretary Succeeds.
Chicago-John p. Clarity. chief of
police. presented his resignation to
Mayor William Hale Thompson
Charles Fytzmorris. secretary Of the
mayor. WIS appointed chief.
Clarity has been nnder Are in con-
nection with the investigation of the
whisky ring scandal in the police de-
partment and In connection with
crime conditions In the city.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
SPAIN WORRIED OVER
ADVANCE OF DOLLAR

Madrid. Nov. 13-The industrial
prcts ;tion s society Of Baracelonl, re-
resenting the great proportion Of
Satalon an enterprises. sent a mes
&c to Premier Dato today. petition
g government intervention in the ex-
ehaETe situation t is asserted by
he petition that the cotton industry,
,wiag TO h price Of the dollar, has
Q n compelled to pay an increase of
2oo.ese pestas for cotton, while wood,
o-l. and machinery importers are suf-
.er.ng equally.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
HOME BREW RECEIVES BLOW
Hops and Malt Sale Limited to Bakers
and coufectioners-

Manifestations brewing was
brought actively under the prohibition
ban when II WAS learned that enforce.
ment officials had ruled against the
sale Of hops and malt to other than
bakers and confectioners.
Details Of the order were lacking,
The only admission made by prohibit
tion Officials In the absence of Commits.
sioner Kramer was that the volstead
act had ben construed to mean hat
the sale OF malt and hops as compo.
nent parts of home made beer were
without the pale Of the law and their
sale must stop. Enforcement officials
throughout the country have been no,
titled.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
SHIP RACES FROM HARBoE
Burning Frefghtsr Lays Beached Nea,
Ellis island.

Burning Frefghtsr Lays Beached Nea,
Ellis Island.
New York-After . spectacular race
against time down the Hudson rive,
surrounded by tugs and ireboats ant
flames licking about her FORWARD
decks. the burning Morgan line
freighter FL Mundo lay beached or
the flats near Ellis Island out OF the
way Of harbor traffic. The ship. .
craft of 10000 tons, 10 almost a com
plete wreck. with her side torn by
blasts and her forward superstructure
carried away by the IRE. started when
the fuel tank containing several thou
sand gallons Of oil blew up. hurline
men In all directions and carrying
away q section Of the deck. Eight
deck hands were injured. One may
die.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
TREATY is BEING DRAFTED
Jap Agreement VIII Shortly q:
Reached, 10 Belief

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shidehara,
OF japan, and Roland 8. Morris. re,re.
senting the State department, resumed
their conferences in search Of a basis
of agreement Al to the rights OF Jap.
aness in the United States out OF
which there has been official indica
tion that q draft treaty might soon
emerge for submission to the two gov.
ernments.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
U. s. OFFICERS Honored n p.r,..

Paris-Hugh c. Wallace, American
ambassador to France. has conferred
the distinguished service medal on
Rear Admiral Thomas p. Magruder.
naval attache>to the American en-
bassy here. and Captain C. d
Stearns.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
REPUBLICANS IN CONTROL
q. o. p. VIII Have Lead Of $50 In
House and p In Senete

House and p In Senate
Observation-Disclosures will have
a majority OF $50 members OF the
house of representatives in the 67th
congress and a majority of % in the
senate according to the lists cotrpiled
from hnal election returns BY William
Tyler Page. clerk OF the no Use.
According to Clerk Pages figures.
the new house lineup will be As fol
lows;
Republicans. 3o7; democrats. 1877:
socialist. L.
In the senate the lineup will bs: re-
publlcans. s.: democrats. 81.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
Elects WlIso, and Cox Member.

Elects WiIso, and Cox Members
New York-The National Democratic
club at a meeting Of the board OF gov
ernors elected President Wilson and
Governor Cox honorary lite members
for conspicuous service rendered to
the world" This election Is the first
Of its kind since that Of Grover Cleve
land.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
WRANGEL ASKS TOWNSEND
TO TAKE M

London, Nov. 13.-General Wran-
gel has telegraphed Major General
Charles V. Townshend, who comman-
ded the British forces at Kut-el-
Amara in 1915. asking him to take
command of Wrangel's forces in Cri-
mea. General T~ownshend Is consid-
ering the matter.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

Winnipeg. Man.-Fire. which threat
sned destruction nf . large part OF
winnipcg's Wholesale district, de trov-
cd the Adams Brothers leather goods
warehouse. with IN approximate loss
at S400.0 900.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
WARSHIP INDIANA is TARGET
Veteran Of Santiago Used to Test
Fou~rteen-inch Rifles

Washington-The battleship Indiana.
which took part In the destruction of
Cervera's fleet at Santiago twenty-five
years ago, became the target for the
f~ourteen-inch rifles Of the superdread-
nought Oklahoma. The firing took
place at Tangier sound. Chesapeake
Bay. with both ships at anchor. the
purpose OF the test being to determine
the effect of the huge f~ourteen-inch
projectiles on the eighteen-inch armor
on the old %battleship.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
IRISH HOME RULE PASSES
Bill Wins In Lower House of Parlla.
ment on Third Reading.

nneut or Third Reading.
London-The Irish home rule bill
passed the House Of Comons. on its
third reading after a motion for re-
lection OF the measure proposed by
William c. Aeamson. the opposition
leader. had been defeated by 1873 to So.
Former Premier Asquit appo lied for
advantage to be taken OF the associa-
tions and emotions aroused by the IN.
niversary of Armistice day, which
could not be put to worthier use than
an endeavor to find q basis of real
settlement for ireland.
Premier Lloyd George. replying. con-
tended that the present bill was a gen.
o measure, but the Irish people
were not In a temper to give 1t proper
understanding and consideration.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

Early in October II was reported
that General Townshend was goiny to
join General Wrangel on the Crime
an front This caused some conn
ment at the time but it was pointed
out that General T~ownshend had re-
s gned from the British army and
that his offer was a personal affair.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

st. Louis. Eo.-An advance In the
price OF coffee merit yea IL forecast by
present conditions, according to T.
Vanguard Menezes Of Brazil. who ad-
dressed the National Coffee Roastets'
association.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
ReoseveIt urred For Cabinet.

Washington-There Is some talk
that Lieutenant Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt may be Secretary Of Labor
in President Harding's Cabinet. Per-
son In q position to know say that
young Roosevelt wants this post.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

Austria Would Enter League.
vienna-Austria. after sounding the
Entente powers with regard to her ac-
~certahility. has asked admission to
the League Of Nations. according to
newspapers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

Colby to saii About Novenbs- 20
MISUNDERSTANDING OF State
Colby plans to sail for South America
on his visit TO the governments Of
Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina be-
tween November 30 and November Is,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
VICTIMS


Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be-
cause Of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
Cradle Boards.

CradIe Boards
There are nine different kinds Of
cradle boards used by the various
tribes Of North American Indians.
The Eskimos did not use such a board.
The baby was wrapped in the hood of
the mothers fur coat In the most
southern tribes the baby was merely
bound to the mothers back by a strip
Of cloth long enough to hold 1t.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09

and TO visit hsr son, Einar Graf, who
IS reporter on the Chicago Herald
Examiner.
Also on board was Hsakon Five, IN
ext ood Administrator of Norway, wno
comes 20 America for d two-vesr visit
On the Swedish steamship DrottniDg-
nolm, which arrived Yesterday from
Stockholm. was Harald Schussler. head
Of the Standard Shipping Company, OF
this city. He said that the United
states Shipping Board would ruin all
shipping business i It's methods were
not changed. He said that the ocean
freight yates a fixed by the boarc
were entirely too low and tnat the
smaller steamships Of the shipping
Board were operated at an unneces-
sarily high cost
Among others on the vessel were
Miss Martha Johnson. champion woman
skater Of the world. and Mrs. Clara
Miller widow Of a one-timc American
NicS Consul at Stockholm.
On the French linsr France, from
Navre. were Ashton KNIGHT. an Amer
can painter: Mme. Frances Wilson
Huard author of The Field cf
Honor; Mile. Yvonne Gall soprano ot
the Chicago ODera Company Hector
L. Dufranne. harytouc Of the same or
cani7ation, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph De
Palma
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09

Cricket, Cricket, Pensacola schr NJ Turner. San
;, NEW ORLEANS, Nov s-Clcared: strs
'swedl sabine r%p' ]oD?s narl nedT sholm
"erp. bremen and lIamburg via Nor
toIn lhfanta Isabel tSp). barcelona and
l'ue'lins 'Brl, Havre ana Rouon Via New
port News; Tomalva. Rio do .Ian.iro ard
"a Va n'as va & Nt Thomas; rreguruo CBr'. Hun
new PORT NEWS. Noy sZNrrive. strs
vv,,ohla hr', Glasgow; Fort Russell, Now
,no,,,h '9unly cum Or Cardigan ,Br,, Fair
worth tBr,. New YORK: Ar,sir.Io Norter
qa,n, oar, SSroom st Nazaire sailed: Strs
Ir'o,itsrda'n; Cilwinum (Br). Buenos Ayres
JachsonVilic. IIunicss; Lake Wauquier.
,taVana N., Cural (BD. Tampico. Begna
'as' iewood Shields: Mddieham caStle
,,hF}. Ghent, koana GtaD. Genoa, bristol.
w"rtb r,"}thrpS9r; ~; N>orvus New York VAR
moro. Taransay CBr). l;loraltar. Craigs-
mere New York; kostrena oItaly Pal
afrino. Circinus, Palermo: EOmsdiik ,put).
noVelentc. Baltimore; British Maple 1Br).
HIhelds; I,id'l; p !. NJ no CFr). Rotterdam
..hr'. Galveston. Port Rushton (Br).
Manches'er West Compo. Aslbors; Als.
Tp"d -, gn"n9, Rotterdsn,. Sa'iea ustrs
"tf'nont' rotterdam. Tritonia (3r). Glss-
Egow. 1uchana Dsr). Rosario SeIwyn
EDDY, New Engla1d; Justin tBr). san
Juan.
rnlr.AprLpn1A. nov s-Arrivod: s.rs
'fy Of chester CBr), Calcutta eic; Man
chioresl 'Nor), Nueyitas; Manica (Br).
N,e>andria Via New York; Clan Murray
OBJ. New York. Panama transport CB9,
Norfoli<, Ontario N'r). Baltimore, Progress
lpsn) KoAerdsm; auxiliary schooner
~ qulmula boqueron. Guantssnaino Bay-
rived. Schr Marguerite NJ Wemvss. Phila
dH;phla for Gihraltlr. PASSED up for phila
fslpniS' proha by str Me~icsno Norl:
from Philadelphia: Strs j Tamplin
CRr, london; lnishbofnn C3r), Rotter-
dam; AmbaUielos (Gk). Sobastopol, otc:
Frederick lucHenbach san Francisco etc,
Chestnut Ii,D. New York; " N irish, Port
oh9s. 5a,,sd, S'1 Cron'ar,y lbp from
Del Nov Passed down from Phiiadel-
phis. William Palmer. Houston.
PORT EADS la. Nov Arrived strs
Horneo Maru Jap). Cienfuesos DNlwyn,
lifond). Bluetelds Lake Emdsl, Belize;
Lake Shore, Canpechs; Mariana. Porto
Rico; Pcnnsylvania, Tampico Sailed; Strs
Genada (poD, Europe; Grcelarlie orr
Marseiles, via Norfoik Lake InglenoolS,
Tampico; Rajah. Progreso and Cam pschc
Royal Transport Br), Manchester. VIA
cigalpa 'IIond>, Ceiba.
PORTLAND. Nc Nov s-Arrivcd: Str
CovodAlc. Baltimore: schrs Moonlight. "a
Isis for New York: samuel Hsrt. $ John.
River. y ,s. for New York.
PORT TAMPA. Fla, nov s-Nrrived
rug Robert p Clark. with two bargea.
Iuniata and Susquehanna. PORT .lur.
sailed Str Lake Ttppah. Baltimors
PENSACOLA, Fla, NOv Starved. Strs
Ardiatico Np. Galveston, Indl4n CD.
Galveston.
SANANNAH, Nov S-Arrived Stre Nic-
toria ND. Gibraltar; Walden. charleston.
Persian, Ba .,more and sailed for -, Asoi-
VILE; schr Charles a Dean. Uti.n~svi,>
Sailed Strs Nriadne Irene CHr}. liverpoo,
CITY of Columbus. Boston. iAotOr saif
Maryland. Port Arthur
TAMPA. Nov S-Saued str Conofton
Mo bile.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
Mother, Two Girls
Escape Bolsheviki
ln Peasants Carb
Held 4 Years in Petrograd,
They Wade Swamps TO
Reach Ship That Brings
Them to Father i'm L. 5.

Among the seyenty-three saloon pas
sengers who arrived in this port las
night from Bergen on the Norwegian
American ln'or Bcrgensfjord was Mrs
Helene kapustan, of Petrograd, who.
With her tive young daughters. mad
been kept witt.n the Russian capital
fo- four years.
A, the pier to meet ner was nor
husband, Theodcrc Kapustan. ne
chanical engineer with William r.
Grace & Co, frcm whom she had been
scps rated since 1916 Until Augus5 he
die rot knoa whether his wife md
Children were al;,c or dead
Mrs kapustan said She made many
efforts TO get into Finland. bur was al
ways halted by the BolsheviSi and
threatened with death. In desperation
she and her children dressed as peas
ants and for seven nights waded
through swamp forests until she
crossed the Finnish border.
Another traveller on the vessel was
Mrs. Olga Graf. editor Of a woman 5
new paper OF Christiania called Urd
She said she had come to this country
70 write her Impressions Of women $
affairs IN America Tor nor publication
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
Reports by Wireless
From the L. :. Naval Commu,
nicatiOn Station

Distance is given IN miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.
Achilles ~ : Cape Henry Nov r.
a enc lat 10 - \ Ion 90 IS " Nov Z.
Alabaina l15 SW South Pass Nov T.
Algon la6 Sc Sabine Buoy Nov :
Artigas 200 : liatteras nov 5
Aslrai - from san fransis isco pm Nov 6.
naldaiu SO Sc AMBROSE 6 PM Soy T.
bearp"n i,f'o san Francisco 5 PM
n4ui.el=di.f LAT 40 i6 \ Ion g. 46 w Novx.
Bradford 5ls y san Francisco All Nov
Brandon 4 BLOCK Island Nov
HrelionI lat A. o5 y Ion So ly w Nov 3
HFeS@ nst AFrow 2'ol4 from san Francisco
pr,emore rsstle 80 sp Ambrose AN
,, Nov - l,ue Sew York 80 AN Nov
Ru.nwoIl 275 SSW sabine Nov J.
'ahr'lle l4r SW Block Island NOV 3.
DalamareS $40 : scotland ~ sov :,
cs''ioridee LAT 2S % y Ion IS ae W No.
Nape May 4lO san Francisco S All
Caracas l.o77 Sc Ambrose Nov :.
Iartion goo j. Hatt~ras Soy e.
Csrriilo 80 y Kingston Nov
Carriage a56 y Cristobal Soy :
Casper 20 Z orerfalls LN Nov
Cayo Mamie l4> : Ambrose Nov
Cedar Branch 40 5 cape Nlals PM Noy :.
Ghs'me'se q M t,,,, ic9 SW Soglh rsss Ny Z.
1liN Of SaNannah l5s Hatteras Nov &
Ci.y of Spokane 500 " Seattle AN
Ci'y of Vernon e55 v Tortugas Nov :.
Colon is. NNE Colon Nov +.
coithra.s $50 = C.po Iisury Nov 3.
collao.o ia "oe~m >an'ucAs; ~ SO I'M
comanehe e9' s Scotland ~ Nov T.
Donsh sh"hoNHen l.. . APP Neurf Nov Z.
Nopp.pame la> : Barrios 'Ioe Z.
cote Blanche SW Vineyard ~ Nov g
Crawford $50 h Flro Island 1923 AN Nov 3
't". 'e 500 > scotland ~ -,oN
C'Sh -, la 81 u n lon ,, q, - " Nov S
peihus 20 san Juan Nov :.
Delight $50 from Cape Flattery s PM
DerDynue 1880 W san Francisco AM
nryden 1000 from Honolulu rM Nov s
Eastern Merchant lat ii % :. Ion. 99 80
Edgehiu 1890 W Panama PM Nev S
Edward = poheny 81 l. l.obos Soy T.
~ Capitan 1l5 Il Kingston Nov Z.
El Mar II \ iatteras NOV
'',.. Eash. w~lSer - v Sop,h Pass 10Y :.
gndteott sis " seattle An Nog s.
Esp"r,s ts9.d,, ,o9 '9 : s1Pe q Msy Noy ,
Excelsior 35l Sc Mississippi Rsr Nov :.
Fort Nictoria 500 : Ambrose \ ' Z.
irSnkiln $50 f Capc Henry ,F
frederich LucAenbach ss overfslis
Freeman 10 sW Five rathon nans Nov =
Coo q Henry IA SsW Galveston Bsr
Gsofso W Barnes . e r&npco Nos :.
tIynlon rs Sc Ambrose 30 AN Soy =.
>'uit sueen, towing barge Shenanso. 10
WNN 1ortusss Nov 7.
,,alnSnl 40 ESE SAhino Bar Nov {
Eulfinald - SW Sabine Bar Nov l.
'iulfstroan, 2s : Overfalis Nov /
Hanover $50 f. Charleston PM Nov T.
Helen S15 : Alnorose \ PM Nov :.
Belns olav ll5 + Ambrose Nov s
Herhoct !. Pratt 10 : Hattcras Nov Z
Houme q NE Haiterss NoV T.
ilNaGes ID from Honolulu PM Nov S
lconum Liza from Seattle Pm Noy g.
Indian l4o SW Pensacola Nov Z.
ltsli.t 72h f. Ambrose IN Nov
Z II GuNey .s5 WNW Tortueas Nov Z
Nov g.
Nehuku g, ne Iohos Island Nov :.
kronpfinsessan MsrSaret 50 : Cape Halo
pN Nov IS.
l. Drake 40 : Ambrose Nov T.
tsks Alien las : Ambrose Nov :
Lake Bridge 2o5 Ne ust;eras Nov 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
New Service TO Cuba

The Dominic. Steamrrip Corpora
ton. which WI. inaugnrHtc freight
service from New Iori 10 Cuba with
the sailing of the Tamnlco on Novem-
Der II. announces tina. .t has entered
into contract with the Nariel Trading
COMPANY for the use Of the Mariel Bay
terminal facilities, few miles from
Havana.
The Corporations vessels under the
terms of the contract will have cN-
elusive use Of the pier bonded ware
houses, lighters and railroad facilities
at Mariel Bay, thus insuring prompt
unloading Of cargoes consigned to
Cuban cities. as the Dominion Corpo-
ration's vessels viii avoid the conges-
Uon prevailing in other Cuban ports.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
'"hize American Ships,
Benson Tells lIxDorter-

s,omoas.shlNGTON, Nov. {. American
shins hi''ets 81 must patronizc American
zen, ocean freight rates are TO he
Ben. al reasonable levels. Chairman
aivb,0 OF the Shipping Board said to-
no "e "a. BOARD has no intention of driv-
man W.. sn 1oreign competition. the chair
Oces, 'aio' but its policy is to maintain
efSc,sn.a'eS OH basis where the mos.
xoex snip operators viii obtain car
IT, regardless Of nationality.
sttjy. majority Of imports continue to
nan ~ American bottoms. the chaiy-
3 Iso EAU. Ia the week ended October
ss7ss9 american ships arrived with
100 fa..ons IONS Of cargo, compared With
. e'gn ships with 174,S ,S44 tons.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
First Electric Cargo Ship
Sails for East Indies To-day

The first electrically driven ocean
going cargo vessel under private opera
zion viii leave New York to-day when
the Eclipse sails for the Dutch Fast
Indies with general cargo. The
Eclipse is Shipping Board vessel Of
II 800 tons and Viii be operated ON this
voyage by the United American Lines.
1t was formerly turbine-driven ship,
but was modified by the General flec-
tric Company at the order Of the Ship
ping Board which h. been much in
teres,cd in the deve pment OF cleo
.,ica'y propelled shil
The Eclipse VIII employ a current
generated by the steam turbine. In
addition to the ships chief engineer
IN expert viii make this initial trip
for the purpose Of obtaining all data
rnc..lrdiuc the eXperlMent.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
Government Ships Sold
t'tty-onc Disposed OF by Board
Since End of August

WASHINGTON. Nov. s. Sale Of the
",AoO dcadwcight ton steel cargo
steamer Charles NJ. Cramp to the At
l"ntlc. Gulf and Pacific Stcamsnip
Company. Of Baltimore. for 81 .73q GOO
was announced to-day by the Shipping
Boa rd
fltty-onc government merchant
sh'ps OF all types were sold from Au-
gust to October 80 for a total Of
"a ,049, the board announced The
'''11 deadwcight ton cargo steamer
,cottsburg, sold to the Georges Gree.
steamship Company, of New York.
brought the highest price. 50 .2G6 .O65.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
AMrHICA\ PORTS

BALTIMORE. Nov s-Arrived: st IA
zair" q Narcotics; Domburg (nu,
Norfolk Independent Bridge, Renisaf :
Naba. Phi.adel lphia; Stad DorGrecht tDD,
Rotterdam. Cleared. tinneln (Sw"d),
koy West. Tex,N tSwed) Stockhoiin;
Ronalee CBrl. Duni,irS. Ignacio (Sp). Dun
kirk. Trum ph, Antwerp, etc. via lhila-
do phia. Sailed: Michigan ('r), Hsm-
oure Rapidan Port l.obos; For, Games
oNor,. Port Maria, Lake Galowood. Man
choster Gspcranza de Iarrinaga GRO,
DunkirA; Nonrrant. DunK.rh. Iicrah los
tNul). puulNrk; san Geronimo (Brl,
Puerto. Cape Henry. Va. nov s-Passed d
I'm for baltimore: Centaurus CiYita Wee
CHA, persier o3eD. Antwerp; Union Lib
vrty. New YORK, Verona oNorD. Port An
tonic. Passed out from Baltimore: slth-
onia (Br) Dunkirk Lancaster. Shanghai
VIA Norfolk; ChebQuip Norfolh-
cNAKLEsTON, S {. Nov s-Arrlyed :
Jacksonville. J.ightburne, Port Arthur.
Sailed Crawl Keys, Port Tampa; Wico.
Wilmington. \ c.
JACkSONNIII3. Nov s-Arrivea: str
Van. Miami. Sailed Str LAX ENsmere.
e,NStoD.
MOBILE Ala, Nov Arrived Str
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
0rts OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

Lake Capdelar'a alo 8 Mobile BAR Nov T.
i,ak" charlottesville So7 Galveston Bar
Lake chclan 40 s Charleston Nov :.
Lake crystal - sE Ambroso s:t5 PM
Lax" Eucnorsh 5a7 Hattcra, Nov 7.
LAX" tiNJay 40 ne Hatters- Nov g.
's>o Eiwd"le ~ Sc South Pass Nov :.
Lake hlnont a Hatteras . PM Nov !.
..aec lelra lat z a. n lon So o6 " Nov 7.
Il kr fsrab"o 20 : Nat,cras Nov, 2.
-ase lInIsh, Filntore 50 w Ssotand Nv Nov s.
ahc Froicuo 26S Ambrose Nov 8
lake Fru.aiity 40 Il Ambrose PM
Lake Girth sa4 ssE Galveston Nov :.
lake Grama % w by \ Egmont Koy
Lake Mcdford sw BLOCK Island Nov <
Lac Vegas i.e-' FROM san Pedro sPM
I.so.p' Is,.,.s 10 l9' y r@,1eras Nov $:
.eonier - WNNv Tortugas Nov Z
,,'.mon SIS ; .spe henopen No1
VOC kpOrt Oft puerto Padre Nor r
Maiden 4'reeiS 300 \ Jupiter Nov T.
Maple Eranch so s Balboa Nov :
Mariana lat - 06 \ Ion Sc - w Nov Z
Mstsonla l,lss W San Francisco Pm
Maitols sc n s. Augustine Nov :.
lMiaui Maui l.1s, = Honolulu PM Nov 6.
Neirosc 81 NE Nantucket Nov s.
Niner County i54 liai,eras era NSo %ov Z
Missianza 1890 from san Pedro Pm
Mohawk ~ Sandy Hook Nov T.
,,,ontrrcy i@o Ne Jupiter Nov 7.
Munamsr 264 Ambrase nov ,,o
NIG ,6s+ from Cape riattery I'm Nov 6.
Nlshmaha ~ Ambrose Nov :.
presonian 1873 S san I7rancisco Nov T.
Oscar II l,olo f Sew York Nov T.
Psmama psrs,s r, Jas =, Ambrose ~ Nox 5.
pni"delphla liz : Scotland Nv Nov :
nnihp pubitcker 295 1iatteras Nov s.
ponce +e2 san Juan Nov :
Pres!dcn,e Wilson l,lsO E .Ambrosc mid
3 BayS @ % % .5v slV Ilaeer2s Noy
Royal Arrow - So Sabine BAR Nov :.
St'em County lo ENE, Port I.obos Nov =
San Mateo y 5 san Antonio Nov :.
9"N'a cruz sol W san Francisco Pm
senator 1855 San Francisco PM Nov 6.
S"I'1s s"YsraIce ;,s. 800 SW Hatteras Nov Z,
Sonoma soi from san Francisco PM
Springfield s75 y Colon Nov 7.
Suelco so EsE Ambrose Nov 7.
sun a5 Hatteras Nov T.
Talbot 20 s Cape MAla AM Nov s.
TasS;aSd nss t4@ xano ey Ns"uS%t & Noy Noy
rcNas 1873 S Delaware rrealwKter Nov =
Tippecanoe s5 l.obos Island Nov T.
Coloa CAS- \ Cristobal Nov :.
Trinidadian 1a1 WSW Egmout Key Nov T.
W Teagle 40 Sombrero Nov :.
Wauconda 500 Ambrose NOV 8.
y "S' Arrow ~ : ltSfteTaS NOV l.
West Ashawa $50 sW Hatteras TN
Nov Z
Yves, Calera sos e New York AM Nov s.
Vast Hika l.254 W san pedro Pm Nov 6.
West Islay 413 e Overfalls Nov T.
West lvis 2,s1l from Cape Flattcry PM
N0y 6.
west Jappa s.os7 w san Pedro AN
Nov 5.
West Jessup 1sls w Honolulu S AN
Nov. 3.
West Neris 1904 W san Francisco S PM
Nov s.
W"st Pool 1875 = Ambrose Nov 9.
William Isom .l5 n Tampico Soy I
Worcester lat u 30 \ Ion 50 6 " Nov :.
YalalaEa 2l6 !. ONO A.n.Y Nov 9.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
NAVY Orders

I-1u - T1lNuNe'g N0S1'lN0toN hH''aa
WASHINGTON, Nov s. Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
p,cllo IT Com T. A. to Washington.
nlumenfeld. Mach. NJ, to l. = :. ATspa
cumsninss COM .. e, to noe@awas
rrrrSst. ',Tss' IT. q. G. c. Il, to Rockaway
ca3dner Hss.r IT. .y G. NJ. r. TO L. s :. Nc
Jones. rs r. a. Co. II NJ, to L. $. s
,oT,son nsu''o Gan G. T. to r. < Idaho.
I.eovv. IT.. p NJ. tn paciiic fleet
Aic,;overu. J-t a.. Gp =. -. 80 l. $. ;
Mci'@rsn' "us, Gun " G. to L. s. s rdsan
McMeuamln, Ens }. r. 70 L. 5 5. Pa
dlicaA
Shanahan. 1t. p. 10 New York
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09

November -.
japan. Corca. China. Siberia. Siam.
French lndochina. Netherlands, East In
dies aud Philippine Islands via Vancouver
ana victoria. b G. 5 Empress OF Russia,
November IA.
Japan, torea. China siberia Sian
French 1ndochna and Netherlands East
indies via Seattle, halor Marv no
Vcmber H.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands and specials
addressed mail for Japan, Corea and
China via san Francisco. 8 Siberia Maru
November ~
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
Via san Francisco. Sonopa, Noysn-
Der IS.