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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
To Lead I'm Al
Says Thomson,
Campaign Closes

Decatur. Tex. July 24.-On the last
night Of his campaign, r E. Thoma-
son got the Warmest welcome any
candidate could hope for Hundreds
Of persons turned out at Decatur to
greet the FL Pasoan-
Rev. G. i. Boyd, a pioneer, intro
duced the candidate Mr. Boyd was
often a visitor TO Thomason's child
hood home
Thomson spoke against the wind
on side Of the public square. he
had to yell to make himself under
stood 70 the 1000 people who crowded
around him, but he was in fine shape
and succeeded without strenuous ex-
ertion-
MY irfends," said Thomson, 4 am
confident that when the returns roll
in Saturday night I win be leading
the whole bunch. believe in the
sincerity OF the people Of Texas. The
reports that have come TO me by wire
and mail convince me. It has been
hard work and a big lob. but there
has been lots OF fun in It."
Think Bailey VIII Lead
Whitesboro. Tex July III. W
Bailey closed his campaign here last
night This is the district that first
II is the concensus Of opinion here
that Bailey viii be first in the Satur-
day election.
Speaking Of the warm reception he
received. Bailey said.
Friends, I am profoundly touched
The welcome and the expressions
given me here make the campaign
worth while, even If this were all"
Bailey discussed the eiEht-hour
rule OF union labor, said he wants 70
be governor so that a he-man viii be
in office and not a sissy and criti-
cised union labor for coming out for
LoOney Hopeful. Too
Luling, Tex, July 24.-B. F. Looney.
closing his campaign here last night
declared he viii be in the run-off
Three times have been elected
10 office" said Looney, "and In none
Of these campaigns had loud shout
porters who worked hard for me. as
they have done in this campaign, and
I polled the great silent vote OF the
state. II is for this reason say
shall be in the second primary TO de-
termine the nominee FOR governor OF
Texas"
NeTf Closes At Waco.
Waco, Texas. July 24-Pat Neff
brought his campaign 20 a close here
his home town last night. 1t is pre- I
dicted that Neff win almost unani- /
mously carry McLennan county Sat /
urday. Campaigning has been so I
pleasant" said Neff, no matter what I
may be the outcome OF Saturdays /
I shall always recall the cam /
paign with pleasure"
A crowd OF 5000 persons heard Neffl
He was received with more enthusi- 1
zsm than were any OF the other can
iidates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
ASKS POLL TAX
PROBE At ONCE

At any time when I an at the office.
any person can see any record in my
office that is wanted. County attor-
ney PeIphrey asked me Thursday to
show the orders from four persons TO
permit 1lunoz TO pay their taxes and
7 showed him the orders. Under the
law. IL is mandatory for me 20 issue
the poll taxes If the proper data is
given and the man pretending TO be
the agent Of the person TO whom the
poll tax receipt IS to issue furnishes
his order and pays the amount neces-
sary- It is not my business to inquire
who is furnishing the money TO pay
Tor the poll tax"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
HELD ron HAVING TEaUIIA.

Charged with the possessioa Of a
quart Of tequila. which prohibition
officers found concealed in a shoe
box, Enrique H0ntOya was given
hearing before United states COM
missioner A. J. " Schmld. and held
for court under a bond OF $3.50 Mon
toya went to fail IN default OF bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
ROOSEVELT PRESENTS
RESIGNATION TO VII SON

=, Washington. D. c., July 2s.-FranI--
IN -. Roosevelt. Democratic vice
presidential candidate. to-day formaIiv
presented TO president Wilson his res
navy. Il is TO take effect on hnp q
the day on which Mr.. Roosevelt viii
pc formally notified of his nomfna-
tlon al his home at Hyde Park, N. y,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Pvt. Peter SoboIensli. charged with
being twice q deserter from the
United States army at Fort Bliss, was
arrested Friday afternoon by officers
Beckett. Gregg and Walker. Of ths
prohibition force. who turned him
over TO the military authorities
Sobolenszf. Il IS said. escaped Nay 81
from the guard house at Fort Bliss,
where he was serving = term for de-
serffor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Due to short blocks near Five
Points and near schools on the
Shelter lines. several stops have been
eliminated by the street railway com
pany with the recommendation OF
the city building inspector. Sign
posts ars 70 designate the places
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
AUTO HIT BY TRAIN,

With HIS automobile smashed, L A.
Ellis, 3829 Clifton street, narrowly
escaped death Friday afternoon at
the South Stanton street railroad
crossing. Police say he attempted 70
cut across the tracks ahead Of a
switch engine, which struck the car.
Ellis was not injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

The women CT Tilt Cove, Newfound-
land, are the pride and envy Of the
bay. In a season Of failure IN the
sealing industry they scored \ catch
and XIII OF the size that almost put
the men sealers to shame.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
Lopez IS MADE SERGEANT.

Patrolman Ed Lopez has been pro-
mored 10 the rank Of police sergeant,
according 70 chief OF police ]. r.
Montgomery. He assumed his new
duties at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

Washington. D. C., July 24.-Alaj
c. Magee, medical corps. is assigned
troops, national guard Of Arizona and
New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24
PLEASURE PARK.
IS GITY'S NEED


to go somewhere to get the proper
playEround2
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Wins $4,000 Suit With
Aid Of Mrs. Hartman

Mrs Oliver Hartman and Mrs 1rma
Hopper, by their testimony given yes
terday in Sheriff Knots court. aided
Blaine Webb 4 obtaining verdict Of
$500 against the Pierce Arrow Rent
ing Company for injuries sustained By
Er Webb
Mr. Webb complained that one day
last June, while driving his automobile.
he had tire trouble He stopped his
car near Yonkers and got out TO look
over his tire. Just then an automobile
in which Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Hop
per wee riding approached. 1t bumped
into Mr. Webb, who was standing in
the road. The women passengers of
the car took Mr.. Webb to u hospital.
The PLAINTIFF sued FOR $4,000. al
leging that the chauffeur Of the Pierce
Arrow Renting Company drove his au-
tomooiie carelessly and at the time OF
the accident VAS exceeding the speed
limit.
In this contention MIR. Webb was cor
roborhted by Mrs. Hartman and Mrs
Hopper who testified against the de-
fendant, whose car they had hired
The automobile concern s.failed to de-
fend tho suit
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Piecework Rule Fixed
Clothing Manufacturers Notify
Union Of New Plan

The Clothing ManufactGrers ASsoc p
alton notified the Anal l1am4ted Cloth
ing Workers o3 America 80 terday
that The manufacturers you'd estab-
lish q pieccworh system Monday, and
minated that il the aaion would nof
acQ1lcsce others woulO be employed n
tae places os union workers. 4 Letter
regarded as ar ult.naeum was sent Ire
the anon reading as follows:
Resolved, Jnat tae associatlon con
tsnue tae conference with the union
for me purpose of fixir9 conditions
u labor provided the union agrees on
or before December s, 1920 that all
workers snai. individually bc respon-
z.hle for i daily sta ndard Of produc-
t.on. n bc agreed on and calculated
upon base rates prevailing IN other
competitive markets; and that in the
evenl II the failure II any worker to
produce such standard Of production.
The employer shall have the right to
reduce Wages pro rata, or TO discharge
me WORKER substantially under pro-
ducing"
Sidney Hillman. eecretary oF tho
union, saii thai the result Of ouch ac-
tion al the manufacturer threatened
would be a lockout of 5000 clothing
workers New YORK. III reply he
spggeated compromise mearurca.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
New York Sub. b.Ireasury
To Be Discontinued
Federal Reserve Bank Will Take
Over York; Building TO
Retain Name

from The TriD1re's Washington Rurea.
WAsHINGTON, Dec 8.-Thc United
States Sub-Treasury at New YORK will
cc discontinued after Tomorrow un-
der orders issued day by Secretary
Of the Treasury Houston. lhe Ae6
Hal Reserve Bank cf New York vas
ordered to take over tne local work
ef the slb-treasurv, while the other
functions will be transferred to the
Treasury Department here.
LEGISLATION abolish ng all sub-treas-
Yries was enacted during the last ses-
sl0n of Congress, which repealed the
Law tablishing the sub-treasuries
ana gave the Secretary of the Treas
ury untl July /, 1921, to discontinue
them.
The New York sub-Treasury Build
ing VIII retain It's name, because it is
an historic public monument, Secre-
.arv Hou ton SAID Tonight
"The Sub-TreaSury Building at New
York will continue 20 be treasury
building. n the custody OF the SUPER
intendent Of the New York Assay Of
fee. and stiii VIII be known as the New
York Sub-Ireasury Building" said the
Secretary. A already announced, ar
rangem ments have been made to trans
fer TO the mints and assay Offices, IN
Guiding particularly the New York As
say Office and to the Federal Reserve
Rank Of New York, certain Of the du-
ros and functions heretofore per
formed by the New York Sub Treasury.
Space in the Sub-Treasury Building
has been made available for The time
long 10 the Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York, as fiscal agent Of the United
states, for the purpose Of carrying on
exchanges OF coin and other business
heretofore performed by the Sub -TreaA-
irv
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Federal Jury
lndicts Five
In Ship Deals
EN-Einployee of Board and
Contractors Charged Wit,
Conspiring DefraudU. S.
in Work at Hog Island
Benson Ordered Inquiry
Others Said To Be Involved
in Fraudulent Proceed
ings in Various Yards

From The Trt6pne's Washington Burecs
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-One ex-em-
ployee Of the United States Shipp!ne
Board and four employees and officials
Of contracting firm were indicted bv
the Federal grand jury at Philadelphia
to-day at the instigation Of the Ship
ping Board.
William Birmingham. the ex-em-
ployee, was indicted on the charge Of
accepting inferior materials in the
equipment Of vessels built at the Hog
Island ship yard.
Ralph S. lowell, William NJ. Dobson.
". John Dubree and George Mccain
jr, employees and officials Of the Ma
rine Docking and Supply Company.
were indicted on charges Of conspiracy
to detraud the government
Two counts were returned against
birmingham and Lowell, who were
charged with turning in false vouchers
and conspiracy TO defraud.
Mbore indictments were expected to
De made IN New York CITY and else
where, involving additional fraud at
hog Island, as we'll as other shipvards.
John Burke, chief of the Slipping
Board Bureau OF Investigation, sad to-
day.
The Investigation that resulted in
tre indictments to-day was begun be
Iore the Walsh committee opened its
inquiry into Shipping Board affairs,
and was the result Of the boards own
investigation made at the request Of
Admiral Benson, chairman of the
board. Mr. Burke said.
in IT'S statement Announcing the IN
dlctments the Shipping Board said:
he United States grand jury. sit
ting IN Philadelphia, Pa, returned to-
day the following indictments at the
lnstigatlon Of the United States Ship
ping Board. The eases were insti-
tured as result Of the invest cations
conducted by Colonel Guv d. Gotf. ger
eral counsel Of the United States Ship
ping Board. az the direction Of Ad-
mlral W T. Benson, the chairman OF
the board. There we're true bills for
conspiracy to defraud the United
states government returned against
Ralph L. Lowell, William Burlingham.
William NJ Dubree and George Nc
Cann jr. These defendants were each
Of them indicted on two counts.
The grand jury also separately ard
individually indicted Ralph L. Lowell
and William Rurlingame under Sec
ton II OF the Penal Code OF the United
states These defendants we're charged
with violating the law which prohibits
q government agent from being inter
ested IN contracts which his company
corporation or association NAV have
with the United states government"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
10 Develop ''Tramp'' Trade
senator Jones Saws Marine Act
Will Benefit Operators

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. - The new
merchant marine act is intended to
develop the business Of so-caled
tramp vessels as well as regularly
established shipping limos. Senator
Jones. OF Washington, chairman Of the
senate Commerce Committee, has ad
Vised shipping interests which re
ported that the regular lines were be
ing favored
We did not consider il necessary.7
sad Senator Jones "to instruct the
Shipping Board along these lines, and
the tact THAI We do direct them with
reference TO shipping routes and
steamship lines is absolutely no war
rant whatever for THEN Concluding
that We are not interested in tramp
steamers'
Senator Jones advised his corre-
sponden-s that any one who sought TO
limit the application Of the shipping
law 70 the detriment o. develonine
tramp commerce" Is try.ng to nuiiifv
TIE general provisions requiring the
Shipping Board to do everything reces-
Sary TO build up an adequate Ameri-
can merchant marine
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Havana 1oods still Held Up
Merchandise Deterioraling and
Congestion Continue.

.hs vec. cebie reports 70 the
tfaae.s = Coyamercc on condi-
- p aavaa4 Heroor shows tnas
- atsa~ers arc 1i5ct arxlng at
~. - n no discoarg;ng IN the
-.r's 40 to4r+eea ~@.iry 70 be dis
<i1sl Daring foe week ended De.
.sf .aese we've $4,000 packages
- .rter ~ tce customs, IS com
- I,eoe9 tae weee before.
-.e- reyar1lrr sclra anows
rs ''ep>seeeeeas. bat no o~5grers in
-slisf IF coaxaztson. Much uer-
zfo. 70 m eoc<s ard = ssyhters hag
->'sfs4.iy leter.9rated.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
L. 5. Seeks Word Of American
Woman. Captive of Lithuanian.

The Department Of State at Wash
ington yesterday telesraphed to the
National Board Y " c. A. foreign
department. in New York City. that il
had cabled the American Commissioner
al Riga. asking Information about the
reported capture Of Martha Graczyk. &
Polish American relief worker. by
Lithuaniars, at Kovn last week
The original report Of the capture.
dated Washington November 29. and
published in many Eastern papers.
was based on advice from the govern
ment representative at Warsaw to the
State Department. No confirmation
has been received either at the Ma
tional Poard headquarters or at tho
Offices OF the American Relief Asso-
citation The Y. W. c. A has cabled to
its executive in Poland for news.
Miss Graczya is TIE daughter OF
Martin Graczyk, Of 53 Durham Street,
Rochester. ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Reports by Wireless
From the 6. :. Naval Comn1u-
nicaiion Station

given in r .l.s I.u.rts are
ls.el a. noon unless afa rw.se specified
A!miral Wainwrisn- 4-5 tro-n Redorao s
Advans - $ Scotland LV $3.50 AN Dec 3
Ase.uS let 20 NJ long 80 ~ " Dec
Af- fr-.i Galveston Dec
AgHu 900 ~ n tferas Dee
+ aba fs7 jpIitor Ner
AAonay 70 r. AIT sraze Dee s.
Amelia l.l @N ileltaTas Dec g.
American iaI ~ = Ion 76 II " Dee :.
.rinsfeH ~ flre .and s..l AN Lee 2.
Aryan $50 IS Block Island Dec .
Ateuae - - Colon Dec
Raleattr 27 san PEDRO TN Dec =
8aIftltte t. SAND Key Dec Q
~ rtaHaua lat - = y lon - IA " Dec D
itafon koaEe l,2 = Tanpico Dec g
l'@s- alo SN Hateras Dec :.
Bosrss stad 3iz ~ south Pass Dec
-N iunecock Dec g.
Broad Arrow 1853 81 san Pedro rM
e-aateri - ssn Fraaaisso 2 pN Dec p
h. |Hfi lt NJ cape CHARLES Dec o.
c@ra'.ao j'eaFes LAT - % n. lon 50 81
D.f.neo 1853 Cape Henry Dec Q.
'aia'ai1et 81 5 Az orose IN Deo ..
'.lf E rlfr and Ptf Dec 8.
'taIInetf 1st -r SOUTH Pass If.c =
Charles brsley $50 Snbine Dec
nn' Fii 9s tatteras Dec ..
'.Iaraa 31N 1laIaoa HM Drc .
cieue Ut g., 81. lin as l. key West Dec T.
Ho1a1l lf" @W iIstteras Dec 2
0pu.et i-n n Jupiter Dcc
oorn'os 5-3 SO lontoy island Ice 2
-lo tTn ~ o"A . IN DC
3 8 7cotsii 500 san Pedro pN; Dec q
bcroehe -'p $" Aa,teras rcc
E-4ie 5i1 81 Ssu Fran p2f Dec =
Ioptafd I. loneny 100 ~ Tninrico Dec o.
h4"ara J. DoAeuy Jr ~ Ninterquarter
Ed~ara J. poheny ~ 100 SIC Cape San
AnrnHIo Dec
nf'iaxhs'n 20 san Fran Pm Dec ?.
~ Alra4rsute 226 Scotland Dec :
~ Rio ~ r. CNar.eston Dec g.
tiinor - = = jubiter Dec O.
nItslt io' " Sand Key Dec g
j. ~ Ache l6o Wv Yoftuga4 0.r
= Q parstow $50 Ne Jupiter Dec
rsel W Kener ~ " sand KY pec T.
f.'p".' sulphur No 300 rreepo
oeore, " f5arncs jos . " YaI1aieo an. Deo
George q Henry Az rauplco Doc 2
George ~ Joue4 - W Tortu1as Lee 2
'i5 "nen u Il Fenwick Dec towing bark
Gorsa 10 s by " Sand key Dec Z.
GptLeoaat 80 " Tor,ugas Dec 3
1uifonH 4, Sand Ky Dec
Guifstaf 1ss a Scotland Nv Dec
Gpllrtrosrn 40 Il saai Key Dec
~ vi l'afi'l l.1 ~ M roftuSas Doc ?.
Malary SO l irboH iTand Dec 2
Haroid WalAsr ~ " Eey woAt Doc
it"tys rter =, stvNuu.h ifsr Dec 2.
iferedls isi South Pass Iioc
i"oa..' 10 f,i. jupiter Iec 2
ic>bar lf7 = IDuiter pe. q
NuzuenD, 1s7 SW Hatteras Dec
JrDquoir oK KY W,n Doc 2
jf'qu9is ~ = sanoy uook Dec 2
II Gpney l1l Sabine bro q
! u rordon 20 ~ jupiter Doo 3
James Otis - Nw Cape Houry pee a.
J"hn 81 Connolly a. NV natt.fss Doo ,.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
NAVY Orders

Fro'n The Tr'5pne's Washington B4rsa.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Navy or
ders issued today follow:
Collins IT, g. J.. 10 L. 5. 6 Nitro.
Dunlap. Ar. elk. g. ". to L. = s
Charleston
Hacchtna&nn. Cum A. -. 70 Hampton
Huebnsr IT. T. II to Yorktown.
MeA.p'n IL Com. 7 Y. 70 san Francisco
Scott ~ @. So T. ID. to I. s. 8 Hen
Brandt. l.. Com. c. Z. 20 e. S. s
Espach Ii Com W. { to L. s vii
u4ngtOn.
Jeuasn. 1t. B Il. TO Z. 8. 5. Ala.
X Mho les Com J. b.. to U. S s. Huron.
1".tcheA, It. " T.. 10 Olon<apo
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Protest Peruvian Strike

LIMA, Peru Dec. 1.-Dlrcctors Of
atoamship conpanies nave lodged
protect With Peruvian customs Ao~
tnorit!es against continuation Of the
etrtks II dockworke ~, ~hlch has hold
pp Dort arsHtc for some time. A com
foittee II freight agents also has mp
pealed 10 the Prefhct III Cailao for
guards To prevent disorders, should
worx On tfs docis there be resumed.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

y -SFil-s u IJN. Dec. 3.-Armv or.
ders issued today follow:
Medical Corps
honoraoiy discharged Ellis. Major w. "
" r. Guiars Major A. L.; Nsn<iys3ll
Major ] r.. Wallis Capt. j. r.. LIONS
epl. g. g. SHowden. Capt. !. A, Cob 2
tept- + Campbell Capt r. We
l-ieure nee Capt. e; Eastwood. 1t e.
byorneby. 1t. 2. C.. Brenner. Ii. c. r.
Field Artillery
Resf' r., ,a,,.,' am c4qs. s H. to camp Travis.
Beideriindeu 1t W. A. to Camp Knox
NJ ze, Ii. r.. TO Camp Travis.
\,,ss,o. Won, g%pt. ". B., to Camp Knox.
Milan. Major r NJ TO Camp Pike
honora ol} veed--tcumau. Major r
Ar, MaJor ". H.. Pierce Capt c b.
Jordan. capt. c. K : Splon, 1t. II. z.
Quartermaster Corps
Webster 1T T.. c. t. Coblenz
Q Den. capt. J. e.. TO Washington.
Locke Capt r. c. 70 Camp Gordoa.
Aq,nora ply aischarge ed-.Nimba capt II.
T. Estes Capt. l. R.. =, Claire, Capt.
j.. Albright, Capt. c. W
Infantry
Howder Capr J. W. 20 BuNalo
SkaegS Can't /. ", to Boston.
McGreN. Col NJ. T.. 70 Camp Bennins.
CQrdes IT r.. resigned.
Honorably discharg -d--t'oote. Major a T.
Nlmno 81 1t. " #
Air service
Avtater. IT, X. S. 80 Ross Firld
Brown ri It. e. NJ Ia Ross Field
Ncnorabiy fischarged--Capts. Harmed. n
Iroughtou. +. j. Its. Bowling, J. G.:
knight. c. Nj, Clark. I. j.
Cavalry
Goodman. l. W II 70 Aicatrar
BuNene. 1T. h f, lo Alcatraz
COVE, Major e. H.. to Oklahoma city.
Galway, 1t g.. to Norman.
N~Innrcc Denurtp,er4
HonoraSiv discharged Major Harris. A
Rieeinger, y. A. Jarvis Il L.; Cecil,
United state. Army
Honorahly discharged ~-Capts Beaurega I'd,
- lssnsr H. W 1t. Rider. ". p
% 1t Gunter, f. T.
sanitary Corps
Hororabig sehargea-Majs White. r.
H Eitcn. l.. Capt. Thomas W. H
>guai Corps
H92noraoiy argea-capts. Craig. z.
Judge advocate Generals Department
Eouoraoly di4ohar Eed-It Co.'s Scott :.
DaVis, T. c; Mais. Wells. l. x
miscellaneous
Latifner, Capt L. 8 c. W. s. to Edge
wood Arsenal.
Jennings. 2d IL u E. c. ". s. TO Edge
Nicholas. MAJOR r. T.. Eng, 10 Fort Ben
jan-n Harrison
Honoraoiy djscharg ged-Capts. Houston.
y ~ Vet. g.. Lewis. e r. Eng; 1t.
MacDoweil, B. \. c 4. @
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
orts OF Shipping and News Of F0rei9n Trade
Natherins $50 N Colon Dec ,.
2 -. IL = =

catherine 5e5 n Colon Dec 2
,Nehows a25 E NANTUCKET Dec :.
axe klk~ood 205 Z Cape Henry Dec .
,-a.e taresman lG0 Natf@ras Dec >.
90 s,s Eisher 81 Nv Havana Dec =
80 rrazee l95 ESE Head Bank Dec :.
,'eH~ Gardner so + Key West Dec ?
fe7 re TOR SD = w Dry TprtuEas Dec :.
.afe InglenooA AIS sW south Pass Dec 2.
--Nh re Shaw 3 Dry Tortugas Dec =
Ia ke Straho 143 Sc Galveston Dec 2
i saNerse 100 So Charleston Dec :.
= &c - Iippah 8 \ Hatteras Dec :.
"a wood So Cape Henry Dec g.
- a1a S75 y Colon Dee .
,,1gonier sl5 e Sabine Dec p
ii.isn43o'i1 i.grif5e 20 20 Ne cape Henri Dec
Msfqgaet Ma On ~ o sw Iiasteras Dec :
lsn,'l. srgfn lat q 40 r- - Ion 81 o5 " Dec g.
,.,Nson city lis X Jupiter Dec @
AZ .so'i,@ sS from san Francisco PM
Mapl ,aa,, s4s " San Francisco PM Dec I.
~ r arianl LAT 30 35 \ lon 50 90 W Dec 2.
IIs'eI W. pr iS5 " Kingston Dec .
y, ~ .ersy 22- Scotland Dec g.
,s1or,9so Nv Tor-ug4s Dec ?.
MCnsOmO lS Sc Jupiter pee .
\antuoket 90 \ Hstteras Dec ,.
<. el.lae . Oyerfals Dec .
\9tt OK "a rire Island 1880 AN Dec 2
~ -Ncrtn state dll Z Ambrose Pee g.
o3eaANee 10 Ambrose 3 PM Dec .
- --.''a ~ = W Havana Dec .
aStor4s So Cape Henry Dec .
=. .-7s Nan.a - + Lobos Island Dec p
Solrgh H-idge SIS L Ambrose Dec >.
.Tsnceton 2s1 w Port Tamna Dec ,
hapidan 80 n I1tteras Dec q
'1T oeA James lat 40 50 y Lon 50 90 "
hieheoneai 454 y Colon De 2
s''....'itsr ts'''''.stsr ~ WV Fortaeas Dec 2
~, 9,'e5a am = r Ambrose D-c lGMT)
saa 3 ii.15as aas ss' wv :o ctr Tgr'asss i: Pss s
sam ose 65I Limon DC .
.~AAet t.lel+ ipp S san Pedro PM Dec .
saxon 70 Mosauito Island Dec .
Nta-rs lbi SN I7tteras Doc .
Seinerset l'O Ambrose PM Dec >
80 nds5d AFRO" -0so san Francisco PM
st44.eeara Arrow la. IS o. y lon 81 % "
s,ee! M~ker SIS 5 scotland " Dec
nif'l AoyaEor Las Los Angeles Doc >
~ 1fee taut lat 40 3J X lon 81 90 w Dec
,iaD lry $50 cape Mals Dec .
IN ~ W Sand ky Dec =
.ralItH y Port iIlson Dec -
,.iiida aeisn a6s i-\E Tamrico Dec q
s'. 'fNnA 1890 NN ItttsrAs Dec 2.
esi4 aN y Sabine Dee
- hefna \ Brunsw.cl> Dec =
~ tians li- SE Galveston Dec
W z i4en $50 EN- r Hatteras Dec
M est camak l.oi- s san Pedro PM Dec
:" tat le'ra $40 = Cape Henry Dec
So ~ AZ. an off N3utel4u quarter PM Dec
srs- ii oei-n 40 N T artugaS Dec
Ny Tst he-ne l-o4 from Belhus ham PM
Dec /.
West Lashswsy 100 e cape Henry Dec
rSt-rn Ocean lat A. 81 n l4u S. a. "
William. n Burton si1 sw Ha,,eras Dec :.
l4l-A -et p Scotland I.E Dec
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

The connecting rnails close at 49, Gu
era F0stc1ica and City Hall PostofYira
station. New YORK at 2. IN. as rollosvs.
specially addressed mail rsr %e~ zsalSn1 S,,9
an, ane a - 4uslra u, Via san Francisco. stean.-
snip Totua. Decen Der g.
Hawaii FIJI Islands New Zaala0a and
Australia, via Vancouver and Vic,oria
o. g. steamship Makurs. December II.
r,Japs A. Corea. China. Siberia. Siam.
frencn Indochiaa. Netherlands East Indies
,ezcsp pJ Suna atra) and Philippine Islands,
~ "" NancouVer and Victoria. b. c. steam
sl-p I'm press ot Asia. December H.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
FOREIGN PORTS


Departures for sew York
Halcclonr- s Uaukdaie
RIO Dc innelro--S S West ArenaA
i'4rdcaLe---S s Wheaton.
Hoitrrd.u4-~9 $ Joseph Scep.
Fowey IS Andreo
Cadiz-S Caoo Nlllano.
Farrl--S Inukow MDru.
GunkfrA 3 = Ynpalaeo
Lishon--S = : Canada. Nlcis Nieiaen
Iondou---S S kDpr-lS.
Naraellles rs 81 Canada
Ian1iH-s q Spsqorhsans
Fnl"rulo--S Is Burma.
fiuil.-S lvauA.iile
Port said IS e Eclipse.
Panama Canal. Cri.tob4l-S Turr.alba-
Arrivals yrom Now York
Cinssow-S IS W.st Tohno
LiYerpooi~-1 IS Cafinania
Ancona--s Evoros.
FiracUb-S Blair.
Bilbao Abisnset
Harsarr--ss q Ne.p Toronto.
5Antos--5 y byron. bonheurs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

Kio De Jsneiro-s 5 Huron.
Port sai@-S Muroran Maru
Lopenhagen~-s Massick
HaAie--S Cardonia
Por- \atal--S ; Gondia
Singapore-S ; Half Moon
AucNland--S 5 Durham
Nolercia-S : Taranrls-
SalOnIcd--S : kIItAgaun.
SaVOna--S WAsim0r4land
Ci7ita Necch.a-S : Aionziae..
l.isoon-S Brarnweu Point.
ara-S Canoans
itn-1 Nie1w A rsterdans.
Ma . = Ala
p,~a-,,. co.,,