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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06

Grafton OF Missionary Societies.; Mrs
John Patton, OF the Shakespeare club
and Miss Mollie Thatcher. Y. w. q. A
Luncheon Thursday.
large luncheon at the Hotel Patten
will be the social event OF Thursday
Mrs, Charles M. Willingham II general
chairman Of arrangements. Assisting
Mrs. Willingham will be Mrs. @. 10
Buck and Mrs. John A. Patten. fol
decorations. and Mrs. John Lamar MeeR
and. Mrs John s. Fouche, for luncheon
arrangements. Mrs Fred Fox will have
charge OF reservations for the luncheon
and II is asked that reservations be
made promptly as only a limited num-
Der can be Accommodated.
Mrs. G. NJ. Willlngham will act rs
toast mistress and an interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Prominent Visitors.
Among the distinguished women from
over the state who will be present are;
Mrs. Alex Caldwell, Of Nashville; Mrs.
Ben. s. Boyd, OF Knoxville. who. rs
working for the Near East Relief; Mrs.
Claude Sullivan, OF the Home Finding
nenney, OF Knoxville, state chairmae
OF the Victory Memorial building; Mrs.
Sarah Hood, OF Knoxville. chairman OF
mountain settlement work; Mrs. Rut-
ledge Smith, OF .Cookeville; Mrs. Mum
sci Slack, Of johnson City; Mrs. John
Gardner, OF Martin: Miss Hlda Thomas.
of Tullahomh.
state Board.
The officers and chairmen OF de-
partments for the federation include:
President-Mrs. Clarence Steward.
Vice President-Mrs. Leslie Warner,
Nashville.
Vice. President, Mrs, Meyer Gattman.
Memphis.
Secretary-Mrs. Richard Harwood.
Pulaski.
Treasurer-Mrs John Gardner. Mar
In
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06
BRADSHAW COPELAND

The marriage of Miss Pauline Cope
land and I. J. Bradshaw was solomnlzed
Sunday evening at o'clock, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Zorne.
at White Oak, North Chattanooga, Rev.
J. ]. Robinette officiating.
Miss Margaret Copeland was maid
of honor and Miss Loise Jones was
brides maid. Norman Williams served
as best man. Little Misses Annie
Elizabeth Copeland and Lois Severanl
Colby were flower girls and little Miss
Avis Burk was ring bearer.
Miss Helen Hershey sang 20 Promise
Me" before the ceremony accompanied
by Miss Mary Grace Polk. -
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with palms, ferns and
white hahlias.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. The centerpiece of the din
Ing table was formed by large we'd
ding cake, the gift Of Mrs. Ira Brown.
which was embossed with orange blos-
SONS and pink roses.
The bride wore white georgette with
a large white hat to match, Her ac-
oessories were of white and her bouquet
was of Columbia roses.
The couple went Immediately to
in an apartment on Hous-
ton street.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06
"What' s Your
Hurry"
A Paramount Picture.


and blue
dropped
the worthless
rushing life children
then he did and
most cherished
hay time!
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06

The meeting OF the state board OF the
Tennessee Federation OF women's
clubs will be held in Chattanooga this
week, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 8 and g. This is the nrst meet
ing OF Mrs. Clarence S. Steward, pres
ident OF the state federation, with her
board since her election May. and the
event will be marked with several
elaborate social functions.
The official board meetings VIII be
held Wednesday morning and Wednes-
day afternoon.
The board includes the officers ana
chairmen OF departments and districts.
A number of prominent out-of-town
women will come to Chattanooga 10
attend the meeting and will discuss the
various branches OF work that are be-
ing done by the federation.
Reception for the Board.
Wednesday afternoon the Chatta-
nooga board will honor Mrs. Steward
and the out-of-town guests with re-
ception at the Hotel Patten. Mrs.
Harry acey, president Of Cosmos, is
general chairman of entertainment. All
the federated organizations OF the city
will participate In extending hospitality
20 Chattanooga new president and the
visitors. This reception Is open to
Chattanooga women.
Mrs. Lacey will be assisted by COM
mittee composed of Mrs. Clarence S.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06
NEWELL JOHONSN
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, of P,

Mfr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, Of Park
Place, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Anna Ruth Johnson, to Calvin
Nettles Newell. The wedding to take
place the latter part Of September.
Mr.. Newell Is native Of Mobile, Ala,
but has been making HIS home In Chat
tanooga for the past several years. He
received his education at the University
of Alabama.
Miss Johnson was educated In the To-
cal schools. She Is an active member
of the First Baptist church and has
a wide circle of friends who will be in
terested In this announcement.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06
GOULD-SMITH

Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Smith announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage Of their daughter. Edna May, to
William Claude Gould, of Dodge City,
tober 5, at the Highland Park Metho-
dist church. south.
Miss Smith is the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Smith, and is a
popular girl Of Highland Park She is
gre duate of Central High school.
Mr.. Gould is a prominent young law
World war he served ten months as first
lieutenant with the Fifty-first infantry,
Sixth division in France.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06

bach. Chattanooga.
Leglslation-Mrs Charles A. Perkins.
Knoxville,
Llbrary---Mrs Noel Moody. Athens.
Literature-Mrs. w. e. Wheelock,
Lookout Mountain. Tenn.
Mountain Settlement-Mrs Sarah NJ.
Hood, Knoxville.
Press-Mrs. Penelope J. Allen Chat.
tanooga,
Vocational School-Mrs. Alex Cald-
well, Nashville.
Civics-Mrs. Munsey Slack. johnson
City.
Observation-Disclosures Charles Will
liams. Memphis.
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DIN NER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Kidwell, Of East
Chattanooga, entertained with a dinner
party Sunday. The guests present
we're: Rev. W. T. Kidweii, Of Fort
Worth. Tex: Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Coburn, OF Selma. Ala: Mrs. Lola
Chandler, Of st. Elmo: ]. c. Coburn.
Sr.. OF East Chattanooga Mrs, Mary
Ethel Chandler, Miss Irene Kidwell and
Dorsey Burford. OF Selma, Ala.
The afternoon was spent on Signal
mountain sightseeing.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06

Corresponding secretary--Miss zena
Armstrong, Chattanooga.
Auditor--Mlss Hllda Thoma, Tula-
homa.
List Of chalrmen Of Committees.
Art-Mrs. 9. Q. nottingham, Chat
tanooga.
Child weifare-Mrs Garnet Andrews.
Chattanooga.
Music-Mrs. Fl. M. Lupton, Clarks-
Vile,
Drama--Miss Louise Lindsey, Nash
VILE.
Public Health-MrS e. A. wheatley.
Chattanooga.
Food sanitation-Mrs, Fl. r. Lewis,
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announcements

The Frances Willard board will hold
it's regular monthly session in the
Frances Willard parlors Thursday after
noon at 2S0. Regular election OF off,
GERS will be held and every member
Is urged to be present.
The Crandall Art Students club will
meet Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs.
b. B. Crandall in the studio on East
Terrace. This is the first meeting OF
the fall and good attendance is de-
sir
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06
PASTOR IS INSTALLED

Rev. v. NJ. NJ. S. McCutcheon was
installed as pastor OF the Tabernacle
Baptist church (colored) at an impress
sive service Sunday morning. DR..
Townsend, of Memphis. one of the most
eloquent pulpit orators in the state,
and director general of the campaign
OF colored Baptists to raise a quarter
of a million dollars in Tennessee,
preached the sermon. The installation
prayer was offered by Rev. F. Beavers.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06

Paris.
School Sanitation--Mrs. Samuel Dunn,
Maryvlllo.
Public Welfare-Mrs. T. d. Myers,
Morristown.
Tuberculosis--Mrs John T. Vaughan,
Winchester.
Department OF the Blind-Mrs. G. M.
Willlnghnm, Chattanooga.
Story Telllng-Mrs Andrew Gamble,
Maryville.
Institutional Nisltlng-Mrs. w. s.
Hardness. Jelllco,
Conservation--Mrs. r. M. Kirby.
Smith, Sewanee.
Home Economles-Mrs.J J. A. Lauder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct i4-Arrived, str Aspen
ANToFAGAsTA. Oct l3-Arrived. str Lake
Elicott, New Orleans via Panama.
ANTWERP. Oct 12-Arrived, str Finland.
New York via Southampton
Sailed 18th, strs Tulsa. Baltimore; 18th,
Eibergen Dutch. Hampton Roads.
BAHIA, Oct 14-Arrived, str Gundomar
BALBOA. Oct i4--Arrived. strs Psiena
QtaO, Valparaiso; Gorbe Mendi (Sp), TOGO
pilla; Lake Fanbush. Iouiaus.
Arrived 18th, motor ship Theodore Roose-
Welt, Antofagasta; str Asuncion. San Fran
cisco.
Arrived 10Th. str Acajutla (BD. Cham
Sailed l4th. str Delft Dutch. Antofasasta.
Sailed 10th. str Cristobal, Mejillones.
BORDEAUX, Oct 12-Arrived, str Wood
Arrived sth. ship svalen tNor,. Phnadei-
BRISTOL, Oct is---sailed. str New York
BuENos AIRES. Oct 13-Arrived. strs
Thoryald Halyorsen !Nor), New York via
Rio Janeiro; Taieu Maru Jap Norfolk;
Sailed 18th. ship Edward Sewall, New
York.
CALLAo, DC, i4-Arrived. strs Point Lo-
hos, Portland. o; Lake Gebhart. San Pedro.
Arrived 18th, strs Santa Alicia, Valparaiso
for San Francisco: i4th. Meriden. do.
COLOMBO, Oct 12-Sailed. str Chifuku
Maru Dap. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. str Teenkai (Br). from Batavia
for New York.
COPENHAGEN, Oct S--Sailed, str Amlien-
borg (Dan). Hampton Roads.
CRISTOBAL, Oct 14--Arrived, strs Haraid
(Nor). Cartagena land sailed 18th for Hon
duras); Ulysses, Norfolk.
Arrived 18th, str Persian Prince (Br). New
York
Arrived 18th. transport Thomas. New
York; strs Steel Ranger. do; Mesopotamia
(Br), New York.
sailed 18TH strs Essex (from Sydney
NSW). Boston: Lake Fanbush. New Orleans
Gerbea Mendi (Sp), St Thomas.
Sailed 14th. strs Quillota (Br). Guayaquil
! Guyana, Tampico,
Sailed 18th. str Minnie de LarrinaGa (Br)
| Norfolk.
DUNKTRK. Oct 12-A-rved, str Panama
| Transport (Br), Baltimore.
Sailed 18th. str sestri QtaD. Hampton
| Roads.
| EsBJERG. Oct 1o-Arrived, bark sterna
! DAM. Newport News.
FREDERIKSIIAVN, Oct If-Sailed, str
Magdala dam. Newport News.
| E'REALANTLE, Oct 13-Arrived, str Nuddes
| (Br), New York
gibraltar, oct i3-Passed. strs City OF
! Manila (Br). New York for Bombay; Wa,
basha OBJ, New York for Calcutta
Sailed 18th, str Trafford Hall (Br) from
Calcutta for New York.
Sailed 18th, str King Alfred OBJ. Hamp.
ton Roads.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph


BOSTON, Mass. Oct 16-Arrived. strs Cal
win Austin, New York. Lake Inaha, Port
land, Me: Prince George (Br). Yarmouth
tugs Mercury, New York. towing barges 30.
fsco and Mary Il Scully; Neptune, New
York, towing barges Clara and Jersey CITY,
for Lynn: Plymouth, towing barge l. w
No 8. Salem for New York; Roger Williams:
New York, towing barges F"ubby DUB and
Congressman Scully; Warrior, towing barSes
Bristol Sweetser, Linthicum and Danmore,
New York; Eugene Hughes, towing 2
barges. for New York.
Sailed 10th. strs westerdyls (Dutchl. Rot
terdam; Lake Silver, Hampton Roads
Buckhannon. New York.
Sailed 10th. strs Lake Cheian. Port Tampa
mot as beforel: II Devereux. Norfolk
Calvin Austin, New York: Cretan. Philadel-
OF Gaspe (Br). Halifax and st John; Nacoo-
chee, Savannah: Pawnee. New York; tugs
Security. New York. towing barges Socony
Nos 81 and Is; Neponset, Buzzards Bay, tow
Ing barges Agnes. Howard Sisters and Bes-
sic 7, for New York; motor barge Socory
No 5, New York.-Wind at Highland Light
II AM. sE, miles; partly cloudy; smooth
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct I6--Arrived, strs
Gro (Nor), Rotterdam via Delaware Break
water; Chickhsaw Philadelphia; Gileston
(Br), Antwerp; Lithopolis, Tampa: MiN,-
nocket Port Tampa Hesperos (Nor) Rot
terdam; Regulus (Nor), Chrlstiania; suth-
erland, Havre Yesoking. Newport News
Troja (Nor), Shields: Cornish Point (Br)
London via st John. Mr. Asgard (Br) Las
Palmas; Wye Crag (Br), bordeaux; Mar
Cardiff.
Arrived 18th. str Melrose, Boston.
Cleared 10th. strs Grelorm (Br). Cardiff
Cubore, FELTON,; Silkebors DAM. Malmo
Earlswood (Br), bordeaux Barrenfork, Ha-
vana; Brynhild DAM. Cienfuegos; East
Indian, Hamburg and Antwerp.
Sailed 10Th, str Persian, Savannah and
Sailed 18th. strs couparle. Portland: Cha
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Jacksonville: Glare. San Juan; Nueces. Gal
weston; Pastores, Havana. Cristobal, sc ,
Gambada, Lyttieton via Newport News;
Eastern Sea- Glasgow via Philadelphia Nc
creary County. Matanzasi Chetopa, Mar
settles via Baltimore.
Strs Hamilton, Norfolk Devolante, Port
Lobos: Creole, New Orleans Beaursplein
tDutch). Hamburg; New York, Southnmp-
ton via Cherbourg: Mohawk, San Juan.
Strs Panama. Port au Prince and Girls
tobal; Gambada OBJ. Lyttleton via Newport
News; Louisiana. Port Lobos; Moosabee,
Havana; Narragansett (Br). London and
Sailed Iith. strs Hahatonka. Tampico
Willimantic, Montevideo. &C; North Pacific
(Br), Rio Janelro, &c.
Sailed 18th. str Eelbeck, San Pedro. &c.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
treduced to sea level) at New York on Sat
urday. Oct ID. 1920. at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and fifteen hundredths C30.l5) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-five and eighteenth (T65.s) millime-
tres. Captains OF all vessels now lying IN
or near the ports OF New York and Brook
lyn can advsntageously use the above official
data for observing whether their own ba-
rometers require any considerable eorrec-
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM. Sc. miles ;
overcast; smooth sea. At City Island at
sunset. NE. light; thick fog; raining !;
smooth sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Central Vermont str New York went
ashore off whitestone. Ii. yesterday.
Str Knoxville, from Buenos Aires, &c, for
New York. went ashore at Long Beach at
AM yesterday. but floated at $3.50 AM and
proceeded
LONDON, Oct 15-A telegram received
from Nantes states that str Northern lBr),
from Newport News for st Nazaire, is leak
ing slightly In the forepeak: damage APP
schr Ella Hoiiet COT st Johns. NT. 90
tons). was passed at sea abandoned and on
fire October II, lat A N. lon II w.
16th-A telegram received from Aux Cages
states that bark Benicia was totally lost,
vessel and cargo, Oct 10. on La Folle Reefs.
MONTREAL, Oct 14-lstr Iskra QtaD had
two plates on port side damaged by tug
Fredomac running into her while she was
In dock loading.
PARRsBORO. Ms. Oct 12--Schr Cumber-
land Queen (Br). from Preston for Jackson
Vile, was run into by steamer after being
four days out and was badly damaged; she
was towed to Liverpool by another steamer.
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct Str Redondo.
from Ketchikan for Seattle, broke tail shaft;
proceeding In tow of str Santa Ana.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

BATTLE HARBoR. oct T-sailed previous
ly. schrs Ruth (for). Gibraltar (for orders) !;
BoTw S'oeGSn0 oct S ssTs str Fran
Sailed 9th. strs Hartside Orr. White Bay;
Wabana (Br), Wabapai Alconda (Br). Lon
BURGEo. Oct s-salled previously. schr
Catherine n Moulton OBJ. 9porto.
Otter (Br). Montreal: schrs Alcala (Br),
Lunenburg; Gilbert y Walters (Brl. do.
Williams Tampa; 10Th. str Union Liberty.
Santiago: 10Th. schrs Mary Bradford Pierce.
PHILADELPHIA; 9 Cherry, Jacksonville (;
schrs Annie NJ Murphy, Gulfport; Priscilla
sailed sth, strs Panuco. Manati; Joseph
] Cuneo tNor). Port Antonio: Cibao (Nor)
sagua; Barcelona (sp). Barcelona: &c
Madrono (Nor). Nuevitas; Lake Gedney.
INDIAN TICKLE. Oct 6-saned previously.
str Elgen (Nor). Mediterranean.
INGRANPORT. Oct 7--Salled, schr Charles
F Gordon (Br), Barbados.
KINGSPORT, Oct 12-Sailed. str San Jose.
LAMALrNE. Oct 1o-Arrived previously.
PUERTO MEXICO. Oct 1f-Arrived, str
Cauto. New York via Havana.
QUEBEC, Oct 13-Passed In Cape Mag
dalen, str Pretorian (Br), Glasgow for Mont
real.
Passed in Riviere a la Martre 18th, str
Passed in Belle Isle 18th, ,strs. verentia
Br). London for Montreal; Metagama
OBJ, Liverpool for do
sr JOHNS. MI. Oct ARRIVED. schrs
Clintonia (Br), Sydney for Carbonear land
sailed next day. sth. Inspiration (Br). sgd
ney; Moween (Br) do; Giant King lBr)
Lunenburg; 9th. str. sheffield (Nor). Blanc
Sablon via Port union 10th. schrs Winnl-
fred (Br), Sydney Roy Bruce (Br), do via
BURN.
Sailed 9th. schrs Lizzie D Peabody. Hub
bards Cove; Innovation (Br). Port Union
10TH Gaspe Trader (Br. aux, Esquimau1
Point.
ST JOHN, NIB. Oct 14--Arrived. str Kama
wha (Br). London via Halifax.
SYDNEY, CB, Oct 10-Sailed, str Volunda
OBJ, st Johns. NF.
schr II S Burgoyne (Br), New York
YARMOUTH, Ms, Oct 12-Sailed. schr p
Roberts (Br), Canning (to load for United
States).
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CLEARED.

lFrom L. S. Naval Communication Service ]
str Nubian (Br), Manning. Manchester
White Star Line,
Str Beurspleln Dutch. schaap. Hamburg
United American Lines.
Str Mar de Iranda tSp), Gortisola. Ham
burg-Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.
str Arcturus, Mathews Naples via Bi-
2erta-tireen star Steamship Corporation.
Str Clan Ranald 1Brl, Henderson. Aexan-
dria. Padang, &c-Barber Steamship Lines,
Inc.
Str Lorain, Gibson. suva. Townsville. &C.
United States and Australasia Lines. Inc.
Rio Janeiro, &c--Mooro g. Mccormack Co.
Str virsilia (Br), Britten. Auckland. Well
ington, &e--Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Bay Head, Ertel, Alogeln. Phiiipsville.
&c-United American Lines. Inc.
Str Fort Wayne. johnson, San Pedro. San
Str Mohawk, Foss. San Juan. Mayague1,
&c--New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Panama. Oakley. Port au Prince, Girls,
tobal and Aux Cayes-Panama Railroad
Str Lirnon. Mcclellan. Santa Marta-United
Str Hulaco, Lendenberssr. Port Lobos--
Str San Ieromino CBr). Beador. Tuxpam-
Anglo Mexican Petroleum 90.
Str Moosabee. simonson, Matanzas and
Havana-States Steamship 90, Inc.
Str Carolyn. Thebald. United States Naval
Cuba Mail steamship 90.
Str Monterey. Smith, Hsvana--Ncw York
and Cuba Mall Steamship Go.
Pacific Co.
Str Nueces, Smith, Galveston-Mallory
Steamship Co.
Str Creole, Jacobs, New orieans-Southern
Pacific Co.
Str Apache Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonvile--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfoik-old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
str Lake Tippan. Lord, Baltimore-James
w Elwell a Co.
Str .Asquam. Lewis. Baltimore-James w
Elwell a Co. n
Str Major wheeler. Lee. Philadclphis--Lihd
Navigation Co.
SAILED.
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RED ORGAN SAYS CHINA
SEEKS RUSSIAN TRADT
Chinese Mission at Moscou
and Terms Discussed.

HELsINcFoRs, Finland. Oct 1s.-Ths
BCishevik EraHshacd Gagetta says tina.
a Chinese military and diplomatic mis-
s.On, headed by Gen. Tsan Si-Lin, has
arrived at Moscow and will attempt To
open trade and diplomatic relations with
the Soviet.
The Russians on October ., according
To that paper. presented their condl-
lions 10 China for the conclusion OF q
political treaty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
TRANSATLANTIC AIR LINE.

GENEVA, Switzerland. oct. 16.-Re-
ports received to-day from Friedrichs-
hafen, Wurttenberg. state that negotia-
tons between newly organized Amer
lean syndicate and q company composed
Of former Zeppelin officials have almost
been completed for a transa tantic air
ship service and "A trans-American SER
vice. Representatives. Of the American
concern are said to be in Friedrichshafen
the present time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
sa,soo,ooo LINE scnAppED

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
PITTsFIELD. Mass, Oct. l6.-Men will
start Monday tearing up twelve miles OF
rails OF the Berkshire Street Railway
Company. running from Lee to Hunt
ington. This twenty-four mile road. built
by the New Haven interests in 1911, cost
s3.50000 and was operated a part az
two summers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
BID FOR LEVIATHAN REJECTED
Philadelphia Firms 100000
OFFER Too small. says Benson.

WASHINGTON Oct. lG.-The shipping
Board Today rejected a bid OF ss,001. 900
Tor the liner LeVisthan, made by D. "
Thompson & Co, Philadelphia Chairman
benson said II was entirely inadequate.
A request from the Department OF
Labor that the steamship be turned over
10 Ellis Island for Use ia housing emil
grants also was refused The Chairman
said it was thought unwise to risk the
wear and tear incident 10 such use of
the vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Marine Engineers
Employed on Ocean Steamships

SPECIAL MEETINGS FOR STEAMSHIP
ENGINEERS ARE HELD BY CONSOLE
DATED MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFI-
CIAL ASSOCIATION No. 80 every Monday
Every steamship Engineer, Irrespective 81
what local he holds membership In, IS COR
daily invited TO attend.
THOMAS n. HEALKY.
business Managsr
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

noon. 1880 inches; wind. N, fresh breeze;
weather. showery; temperature, As deg Fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
EXPEDITION TO AFRICA,

"PRosPECToR." WITH - YEARS FIX
SEEKS PARTNER WITH $4,000 CAPITAL
TO PROSPECT CERTAIN AFRICAN
COLONY. NOT PREVIOUSLY PROSPECT
ED. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS Az
PLY AFTER q p. NJ. TO ABEL, CARE
MAXWELL. 20i.s u. ED st.
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YOUNG MAN HOLDING a CHIEF Mates
A KNOWLEDGE OF SHIPS AND Ships
BUSINESS rs REQNfRED; PREFERABf.Y
WITH A STEAMSHIP AGENCY OR SHIP
BROKER y 24f HERALD, HERALD SO
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South,

Str North Land. Boston for New York.
sSchr William Booth. Vinalhaven for New
York. with stone TO Booth Brothers. vesse,
TO Gilmartin & Co.
Bound East.
schr AnastasIa Il. New York for New
Bedford.
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mAwNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR sale or charter. working boat, with
derrick, f2xi3; ~ tons. GABRTELSEN. 5e2
"a ST., Brooklyn.
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MARNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.
FOR CHARTER

staunch and seaworthy as n. Lawley built
motor yacht; sleeps eight, full headroom,
electric lights. permanent deckhouse 12x6 n.
In charge OF competent man. Suitable for
rTorida waters. Address LEO wEfDHORN,
IND water ST., Boston, Mass.
ABOARDi--Two able cruisers going TO Miami
about October %, accommodating two or
three messengers each; nominal charge. W
W BOND, Tamaqua Yacht Club, Sheepshegd
Bay
4 RARGA1N-i, 900 army blankets 81 each.
,,,bber boots 81. 30 palr. a5 cisii coats, 80
enrh: Gao nrrzc canvas cove a; vi tire
hose; bvass cannons. u. J. K,kSE. ~ Ann
81
FOR sale-Sultable for inland waterways
1870 It. Freight Steamer.
100 H. House Barge. small Tug IL n. "a.
McINTOgH, Brooklyn Bridge Dock, NewYork,
Tel. Hickman 2400
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LICENSED CAPTAIN,
experienced with out and inside route 20
best OF references. Z 672 Herald 2s0 Bway
NAVIGATION school, courses $50: license
guaranteed or fee refunded: write for full
particulars; sextants from Sfi7.h0, marine
gasses S21.50, sold used sextants bought
sold. Captain pBNSRTCIf. 90 Garden place
brooklyn.
SA.E-Steamships propellefs. steam lighters,
several coast. herpor Jugs. GEO. ARCIIFIn
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TUGBOAT. s5xiaxs.6i r. G a. 1sN2Tx20: i40
steam ". SrEBDINs. 40l Westminster
road, Bvoosiyn.
TWO boilers, two .snokestacts, also two
blower engines off the eteame- Mary Pow
ell JOHN A. FISCHER, 33f Atsii st., King
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