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Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
KEEP THE MOTOR
 GOING IN FARM

The Arkansas Valley Railway Light & Power company of Pueblo. Colo, has a letter from one of it's customers out lining the daily duties of a S-h. p. motor as follows:
 Pumps water for $500 sheep. 27 cows and 50 hogs
 Drives a milking machine which millzs 20 cows twice each day.
 "DrivesAa cream separator which handles the entire output O. milk.
 Drives a corn grinder which is used twice each day. Then in order tc, keep the motor busy in it's space time, the owner plans to connect it with a seed cleaning machine.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

the murder. But if some Japanese official or soldier fall a victim there is always an expedition to avenge his death. At present Formosa enjoys greater freedom from the savage at Jacks of head hunters than ever before in her history This is due to the fact that the Japanese have installed live wire barrier from Karenko, about midway on the east coast to Pinan in the south. a distance of about a hum dred miles, to serve as a protection against savage raids.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
NEW ELECTRIC
 IRON INVENTED

An ironing machine with gas heated shoe and motor driven roller has re- gently been brought out by a machine company in Irvington, N. J. A feature of the new machine is the method of control of the motor and roller by a foot lever, which is arranged so that the hands are free for handling and guid- ing the material to be iponed. All gears are nrotected by guards.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
GIVES SELF UP FOR
 MURDER 12 YEARS AGO

LAKE CHARLES. La.-Jaelx Ffrma- tura returned home here, after three years in the United States army and three years with the Italian regulars. He gave himself up to the sheriff and was convicted of a murder that oc- cured F years ago.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
BILLY SUNDAY RAPS
 FANNIE'S MARRIAGE

OKLAHOMA CITY-Bnly Sunday landed with both feet on Fannie Hurst's absent marriage in a sermon here.
 Well always have nuts with us" he said. characterizing the marriage sassininely idiotic and Goddess"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
Use of Electricity in Home Becomes More POpuIa

gency, does it conduce to comfort to- search for a hot water bag and make it ready for use? Is it comfortable to wave a fan over restless children on hot day or to run to the kitchen 70 warm the baby's milk? Especially at night is it hard tc, do these things
 Modern homes that use electrical ap- pliances have everything handy-real comfort. Modernize your home with- clean, safe convenient appliances.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

Tn the U. s. navy, the vessels of tie. Atlantic fleet have 24671 men. The Pacific fleet carries a personnel of 22,- 390 men.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

grade, probationary (reinstated); F.
E. Hutchison, teacher. fourth grade,
Taylor (reinstated from leave): H. G.
Gantiey. teacher. fifth grade. Madi-
Wiler, teacher, fifth grade, Langdon.
fifth grade, Henry-Polk. probationary
(reinstated); E. NJ. Goodwin. teacher,
fifth grade, Webster School (rein-
stated from leave): NJ. P. Johnson,
bationary: NJ. L. Albright, teacher.
first grade. lexington, probationary;
Helen Hubbard, teacher. fifth grade,
franklin Thomson, probationary; Mrs.
J. T. Burmeister, teachUr. third grade.
Franklin Thomson, probationary; NJ.
burn. probationary; A. v. Bowden.
third grade. Webster, probationary;
NJ z. Young, teacher, fourth grade,
Takoma, probationary; p. l. Strayer'
teacher, fourth grade, H. D. Cooke
probationary; G. e. RutnerioIa. 9
Mrs. l. w. Dennis, teacher, fourth
grade, Takoma, probationary; T; M.
Holland. teacher. second grade, r. y.
Brown, probationary; l.; M. Connen'
teacher, sixth grade. Fillmore reln-
stated from leave); NJ. ]. Buckingham,
teacher. first grade E. V. Brown, pro-
bationary; G. e. Thomas. teacher, nrst
grade. jackson, probationary; A. +.
bland. teacher, fourth grade. Hayes,
nrobationary; Mrs. A. w. Lassy,
teacher. fifth grade. Fillmore, pro-
bationary: NJ. r. Pepper. teacher,
class 2, E. V. Brown. probationary;
p. l.. Patterson, teacher. third grade,
Ludlow. probationary (reinstatedl
L. NJ. Foss, teacher, ga, Eastern Hlgn,
temporary appointment extended; NJ.
F. Murray. teacher. GA. Eastern High
probationary: L. A. Tulford. teacher,
fourth grade, Benning, probationary;
Mrs L. F. Ward. teacher. class g.
music. temporary appointment ex-
tended; J. W. Springer, teacher. class
Evening star., 1920-09-16


3. domestic science. temporary ap-
pointment extended; Maude Moody.
teacher. class 8, domestic art. tenn
porary appointment extended; An
toinette Suit. teacher. third grade.
Maury. temporary appointment ex-
tended; v. p. Speck. teacher,
class 3. domestic art. probation
ary; Julia Hersperger. teacher.
class 3. domestic art, probationary;
Promotions and Transfers.
Margaret Kelso (unassigned). to
teacher. GA. Western; NJ. R. Parkman.
teacher. GA, Wilson Normal; to 6B.
for superior work: T. J. Brunnell.
teacher, ga, Mckinley High. to 6B,
for superior work: D. F. Sherman.
teacher. GA. Central High. to 6B. for
superior work; Genevieve Marsh,
teacher. ga, Mckinley High, to 6B.
for superior work; J: H Wilson. on
superior work: M. P. Burklin. kinder
garten assistant. seaton; to kinder
garten principal; E. g. Hazard, kim
dergarten principal, Smallwood-B Bow
en-, to Henry-Polk; r. M Rogers.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

kindergarten assistant, Cleveland. to
kindergarten principal; Katherine
Wells. kindergarten assistant. Madi-
son. to Cleveland: L F. wilkins. kim
dergarten principal, Founding Hos
pital, to Smallwood-Bo a. l.. G.
Turner. kindergarten principal. Blair.
to Founding Hospital: Elizabeth
Naylor, kindergarten assistant, Jack
son, to kindergarten principal, Blair;
May Lowell, kindergarten assistant,
Twining. to Jackson: Cyrille Ireton,
kindergarten assistant. Polk, to Blair;
NJ. e. Sipple. kindergarten assistant.
Monroe. to Polk; A. r. Jones. kinder
garten principal. Arthur, to Pet
worth; L. NJ. Stearns, kindergarten
principal. Brookland, to Arthur; j.
l.. Molster. kindergarten assistant,
Brookland, to kindergarten principal:
III. f. Blackstone. kindergarten as
sistant. Park View. to kindergarten
assistant, Ketcham; NJ. B. Wilton,
kindergarten assistant, Dennison, to
Corcoran; n. L. O'Neill. kindergarten
assistant, Jefferson-Amidon. to Dem
nison; NJ. f. Whitwell, kindergarten
assistant. Hubbard, to Thomson; r.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

E. Leonard, kindergarten assistant.
Thomson, to Hubbard: G. A. Phillipas
principal. Ketcham, to Bryan; NJ. E.a
Graves, teacher. seventh grade. ketch-
am. to eighth grade, with temporary
designation as principal; NJ. T. Lar
combe, teacher, sixth grade, Congress
Heights. to seventh grade. ketcham;
c. A ID. Luebkert, principal, Randle
Highlands. to Cranch: B. L. Fawcett,
teacher. seventh grade. Bryan. to
eighth grade. Randle Highlands, with
temporary designation as principal:
r. K. Thomson, teacher sixth grade.
Bryan. to seventh grade; Grace PEN
ney. teacher, sixth grade, Cranch. to
Bryan; NJ. X. Steinle, teacher, fifth
grade, Ketcham, to sixth grade
Cranch; z. l.. Clendening, teacher,
fourth grade, Buchanan, to fifth
grade. Ketcham: l.. r. Duriscoe.
teacher. third grade. Buchanan, to
fourth grade. NJ. r. Crooke. teacher,
second grade. Buchanan. to third grade
NJ. NJ. Lockwood. teacher, fifth grade,
Bryan, to sixth grade; NJ. c. McGill,
CONTINUED on Twentieth page.)
Evening star., 1920-09-16
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The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01

Str Marenso (Br). curle, Hull and Ant
-Sanderson 4 Son.
Str Trekeve (Br), Lee. Manchester. E.
White Star Line
Str Wheeling Mold. Allen. Dantzic. Riga
and Reval-C Il Richard e. Co.
str Besseggen tNor). Haasei. Trondhjem
Bergen, -Norweglan-American Line,
Str Lafayette (Fr), Roch, Havre-Com-
pagnie Generate Transatlantique,
Str Mauritania (Br, Rostron, Cherbours
and Southampton--Cunard Steamship Co.
Str Emilia NtaD. RnguSin, Trieste via Sa-
vannah'-phelps Brothers & Co.
Str Julia (Cuban). Mendez, Guantanamo
and Port Antonio-Dl Giorgio & Co.
Str Lake Shore, Ryan, Nuevitas and Fort
Tarafa-Munson Steamship Line.
Str jamestown, Nelson, Newport News
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
G. DAILY
Str Tashmoo. Headly. Norfolk-Moore 6
Mccormack.
Str East Indian. Roberts, Philadelphia
International Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Maraval (Br). Matheson. Perth AM
boy-Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co..
Str Colthraps, Oat. Sydney and Cape bre-
ton-Pioneer Steamship Corporation,
Str Hortensus (Br), Lines, Montreal-R +
Houston q Co.
Barge Glooscap, Macumber Windsor, Ms
j Whitney Co.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Zaca, from Hamburg, reports on June
10. when 1000 miles E OF Sandy Hook, her
boilers and engines became disabled was
picked up on June % by str West Pocasset
and towed 10 port.
LONDON, June So-Str Koyo Maru (Jap)
from New Orleans for Yokohama and Kobe
via San Francisco, reports by wireless 10
Colon that she is ashore on Serrana Bank
and making water In forepeak tank and No
l hold; water Is gaining; assistance sent
Schr Gladys Nellie. at Antllla loading for
Savannah, took fire June "a and became a
total loss.
Str Somerset, before reported, having suS-
tained damage to rudder. &C. when leaving
Aarhuus, must have rudder renewed.
Str William OBrien, from New York and
Southern ports for Rotterdam. was posted
to-day as overdue. The steamer, which left
New York April l6 with cargo OF coal, was
last reported on the 18th. when she was
taking water rapidly while about 500 miles
east OF Philadelphia.
Str Mobile (Br), Liverpool June % for New
York, has put into Queenstown on account
of machinery trouble.
LUNENBURG. Ms. June 2e-Schr Mary l.
Oxner (Br. li5 tons), was launched from the
shipyards OF Chester Basin June %.
TAMPICo, Mexico, June 30-The lightermen
OF this port are on strike. They are de-
manding the CLOSED shop"
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
COTTON MARKET.

Business in the New York Cotton
Exchange was quiet yesterday, the trade
in general showing waiting attitude
pending the announcement of the official
figures on condition and acreage to-
morrow. Dealings were largely of an
evening-up nature, new business was
restricted and bull enthusiasm was held
down by continued improvement in crop
prospects and further unsettling reports
from New England mill districts. Among
the bearish features was the weekly
weather report, which had been entirely
discounted, and therefore had no effect
on. the market On the whole, the list
showed a steady undcrtone, July again
being relatively firm. At one time prices
were off some 10 to 80 points from
Tuesdays final bids, due to Liverpool
and local bear pressure but a rally from
the bottom soon occurred. Liverpool
cables were about as due at the start
and at midday in the English market,
but there was no increase in British spot
business. which was again dull, only
5000 bales changing hands.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01

SHIELDS, June 2s-sailed. strs Nordhyalei
(Dan), Hampton Roadui John Blumer (Nor)
do; Conrad Mohr (Nor). Norfolk.
sPEzIA, June 22-ArrRed. str FL Cam
(Sp), Port Arthur.
SINGAPORE, June 2s-sAiled, strs Alta
Maru (Jap). New York. Arnnndo utaD
Hampton Roads.
SHANGHAI, June 27--Arrived, str Kath
lamba (Br), San Francisco.
Sailed 2sth, str Broad Arrow, San Fran
cisco.
SYDNEY, Nsw, June 25--Arrived, str
Chepadoa, New York via Panama. Auck'
land, &c.
ULEABoRG. June 23-salled. str Viola
(Sw), Boston
VALENCIA, June 1s-Arrived. str Donostla
(Sp), Norfolk,
Sailed nth. str Banana, Hampton Roads.
VENICE, June 20--Arrived, str Eliopoll
QtaD, Baltimore.
VOLO, June 23-Arrived. str 81 Anthony
Boston. &C. via Constanza
VANCOUVER, Be, June 30-Arrived, str
Makura (Dr). Sydney, NSW
Sailed Both. str Canadian Prospeetor ODD
Sydney, NSW.
VICTORIA, Be, June SO-ArrIyed, str
Africa Maru yap), Yokohama for Tacoma.
WELLINGTON. NJ, June 26--Arrived, str
Moana (Br), San Francisco
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01

Pioneer Steamship Corporation, In ballast.
Went 70 shewan's dry dock, Brooklyn.
: Str Craster Hall, TaloAhuano May 10, Ca
leta Buena June IL via CriStobal 10Th, 10 tht
New York and South American Line. with NJ
trato OF soda, Went TO Boards Stores
Brooklyn.
Str Harold Dollar. Singapore April 8
Manila goth, Shanghai 9th, Vancouver Map
rs, Cristobal June 10 and Havana 20th, e
the Dollar Steamship Line. with mdse. Went
TO- pier 8, Bush Docks, Brooklyn
Str Santa Luisa, Valparaiso June II, An
totagasta l4th, lquique 18th and Callao ISL
via Crlstobal I'D, TO the Grace steamshiR co
with O0 passengers, malls and mdse. Wen|
to pier %, Brooklyn.
Str Frankmere (Br), Santos May 81. Bahia
June 8. Para nth via 81 Lucia sd, to tht
Lampolt a Holt Line, with mdse.. Went &c
New York Dock Cos pier ., Brooklyn,
Str Alliance, Cartagena June and Puerto
Colombia 10th via Cristobal 23d, TO the
Panama Railroad Steamship Line. with i3-
passengers, mails and mdse. Went to pier
Str Glare, Ponce June II, Mayaguez 18th
Aguadilla goth and San Juan oath, to a i
Bull Co, with mdse, Went TO New York
Deck Cos pier g, Breoklyn; =.
str san Juan, San Juan June 70, TO the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co,
with mdse
Str MAraval (BD, Demerara June H.
Brighton 10th, Port Spain 2lst and Grenada
22d, to the Trinidad Shipping and Trading
Co, with 81 passengers, malls and mdse.
Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier "a, Brook
lyn.
Str Korona (Br). Demerara June 10. Bar
bados, 81 Lucia and Martinique 18th, Guade-
loupe 18th, Antigua Nevis and 81 Kits
loth TO the Quebec Steamship Co, with D
passengers. malls and mdse.
Str Huron, Macoris June 10. Sanchez 23d.
Puerto Plata cath and Turks Island 25th. 10
the Clyde Steamship Co. with 81 passengere.
mails and mdse. Went to pier 10. North
River.
Str Bellta (Nor, Tanamo June "a and
CananoVa 2Jth, to the Atlantic Fruit Co.
with fruit Went TO pier %, East River.
Str w l. Steed, Tampico June "A, to the
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
with crude oil.
Str Lake CARA, Manzanillo June 10 and
Guantanamo 23d, to the Munson Steamship
Line, with sugar. Went to Long Island City
Str Corning, Baton Rouge June %. TO ID 7
Warden. with crude oil. Went to pier 8,
Bayonne, NJ.
Str El occldente, New Orleans June -. TO
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 40, North River,
Str Hillsboro County, New Orleans and
Norfolk for Havre. &C.
Str Jefferson, Newport News and Norfolk,
TO the Old Dominion Steamship Co. with
passengers and mdse. Went TO pier 20,
North River
Str Glendoa. Philadelphia.
U destroyer Blddle
Schr Frederick Lovatt, Rio Hache June
0, to + Whitney 4 Co, with mdse
Schr Jennie Flood KreBer, Santa Fe April
2s. 10 Crowell & Thurlow, with quebraeho
wood, Went to pier G, Erie Railroad, Wee
sc6r Hf Z N Roberts OBJ, Philadelphia June
2s, TO F Whitney q Co. In ballast,
.Schr Jessie l. Leach, Virginia.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
Dangers to Navigation.

reported to the Hydrographic officel
June %, lat 80 II. lon "a Of, a spar stand
Ing upright and just projecting out OF water
covered with marine growth.
June %, lat 50 Of. Ion 7i@o2, what was ap-
parently broken mast about feet In diam
eter projecting about feet out OF water,
apparently attached to submerged wreckage.
June rs, lat 81 SO, lon ~ o., what ap.
peared to be part Of the hull OF vessel
about 20 feet square; also other pieces OF
wreckage.
June %, lat 81 20, lon "a 43, a beam about
25 feet long and feet wide with several
spikes In II protruding out OF water.
June 81. lat 30 80. lon n 40. tmbers in a
pile about 40 feet square and feet deep.
June 2s, lat 80 40. lon Il 21, TO lat 80 81,
lon T4 TO- ten to twelve pieces Of wreckage
consisting OF largo broken vessel timbers
and planks with large bolts and spikes at
tached.
June 81. lat SO 70, lon "a ~. part of a
scow about 40 feet long showing about feet
out OF water.
June 10, lat 90 40 ion II II. half Of life
raft partly covered with marine growth.
June %, Sand Key Light bearing NE by
El.E, about 81 miles distant, what appeared
to be a vessels lowernast projecting about
G feet out OF water, apparently attached 10
submerged wreckage.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
SAILED.

Strs Cokato, Havana; Kandahar (Br), Bonn
boy; II Gordon, Port Arthur; Tanamo. Nor
folk; Sioux Falls, Galveston; Santa Elisa.
Callao. Brighton (Nor), Antilla; Briton,
Norfolk; Fort Hamilton. Hamilton; Edith,
Mayaguez. Bayamo, Havana; Comet and
barge, Tampico; Lenape. Jacksonville.
Strs Monmouth. Baltimore; Cothraps, Sgd
ney, CB; Mesaba tBr), London jamestown,
Norfolk; J NJ Danzlger Tampico: East In
dian, Philadelphia Imperoyal tBr), Hall
fax; Swinburne (BD. Montevldeo and Bue-
nos Aires.
The corrected reading Of the barometer (re-
duced TO sea leveD at New York on Wednes-
day, June 80. 1920. at 8 AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and seventy-seven hundredths
(29.7D inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-slx and one-tenth
(750.D milimetres. Captains Of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph.


BOSTON, June 30--Alrived, strs Ashland
County. Taltal, &c; City OF Columbus. Sa-
vannah; Lake Indian, Houston; Lake En-
mis-, Norfolk. Maiden, do. Delaware. New
York; Calvin Austin, do; Prince Arthur
lBr), Yarmouth; VIM Green, Tampico; schI
Priscilla Alden, New York; tugs Mary +
Scully. Sandwich, towing barges Francis
Scully and Congressman Scully, from New
York; W II Yerkes, Sandwich, towing barge
Mobile, from Norfolk for Salem.
Cleared 20th str Gloucester, Philadelphia
schr Otis MSer (BD, Parrsboro.
Cleared 30liI str Mississippi (Br), London
via Baltimore. Delaware, New York; City
OF Columbus, Savannah schrs Annie @ Ross,
Apple River, Ms; Quetay (Br), Weymouth.
Sailed Both, strs Anglo-Mexican (Br). Liv-
erpool and Glasgow; Canopic (BD, New
York; Nordic (Sw). do: West Quechee, Ant
werp and Gothenburg; Arlington, Lamberts
Point; Walter Noyes. Newport News; tug
Warrior, towing barges Beechwood Passaic
and Troy, New York.-Wind SW, 50 miles
very foggy smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, June 30--Arrlved. strs Flor
ldian, Rio Janeiro; Fort Morgan (Nor). Port
Maria; Iver Heath (Br), New York; Rothlcy
(Br, Shields; Eastern City, Newport News ;
Jean, Boca Grande: West Cavanal, London ;
Lake Monroe, Port Tampa; Gurth (Nor) e,
Avonmcuth via Delaware Breakwater; Ker-
shaw, Boston Qatter 29th).
Sailed goth, str Nantucket. Boston.
CHARLESTON, Sc June 30-Arrnved, str
"Rhmys' (Fr), Rotterdam.
Cleared Both strs Portsea (BT), st Ma
Zaire, Tulsa. Baltimore.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
CLOSING OF MAILS.

duras and letter mail for Salvador y. str
Cristobal, IL M (sup PM.
FRIDAY, JULY 2.
South Brazil, str Pancras. 10 AN.
North Brazil and Iqultos. str Gregory U
AM,
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, str
Iroquoiss $3.50 AM (sup 10 AMI.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay str
Ocean Transport. ~ M.
North Brazil and lquitos (other parts Of
Brazil y, str Korean Prince, II M,
SATURDAY. JULY 8.
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts OF Mexico ~ str Monterey, $3.50 AN,
Costa Rica. Salvador printed matter, &el
Nicaragua Except East Coastl, Anapala'
Choluteca and prints, &C, for Nasoame'
Tesucisalpa and S,L,. Yuscaran, oHGhIIordbl. aoIorbls.
and Ecuador Cuba. Canal Zone, PannmS. m.
other parts OF Honduras and letter mall Tor
Salvador y. str Ulua, 7 AN. A.,
SewIouRdlsnd ,b str NoSand cIoS LA La
Romano, San Pedro dc Macorls and San
Domingo City. str Brazos' $3.50 AM 'sup
$3.50 AMI. -,
Bolivia and Chill. str Essequibo. . AM (sup
10 AND.
Porto Rico %, Curacao and, Venezuela.
str Philadelphia, y AM (sup 1880 AND
South Brazil Argentina, Uruguay ana
Paraguay, str Bronte, 0 All.
lranspacinc mails'
Close at New York ~ G PM rs follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco, str Wilhelmina'
July /.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia, Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via
Seattle. atr EaBhima Maru, July =
Hawaii. Japan and Corea, via San FRAN
cisco. str Siberia Maru, July 8.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Zea-
land and specially addressed mall for Aus
trslia, via San Francisco, str Mariana
July Z.
Japan, Corea, Siam and specially ad-
dressed mail for China, via Seattle, str
Africa Maru. July s.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New zealand,
via San Francisco, str Sonoma, July 10.
. Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria bO'
str Niagara. July 10.
'Muut be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

by MILL 49,.
BARBADOS. June 25-Sailed, schr sallle
Persis Noyes Turks Island.
HILLSBORO, NIB. June 20--Sailed, schr On
onette (Br), Newburgh.
KINGSTON, ia. June l3-Arrlved. schi
Con Rein (Br), Port Arthur,
MONTREAL, June 2s-Arriyed, strs TIT
reno UtaD, Savona, &c; Goth, Cassandra
tBr). Glasgow; Both, scotian (Br), Antwerp
and London.
Sailed 2Sth. str Indian Harbor, Botwood.
NORTH SYDNEY, CIR, June %, 10 AM
Arrived, str Rockaway Park, Montreal for
Piraeua
PAPEETE, June 17-Arrlved, schr Amer
lea, San Francisco.
QUEBEC, June 2s, AM-Arrived, str Vim
Ton County, Great Lakes (and sailed FOR
Passed in Fame Point 2sth, strs Czarlts
IBID, from southampton; Bosworth. London
for Montreal.
ST JOHNS, NF, June 23-Arrived. schr
Marjorie McGlashen (Br). Santa Pola.
SYDNEY, CB, June 2s--Arrived, str Grel-
wen (Br), Cardiff.
ST JOHN, NIB, June 2e-Arrived. schr
James Barber (Br). Boston; 2Sth, str Tur-
ret Cape (Br). Louisburg
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-01
cARLE REPORTS.

MONMOUTH. June 29-Arrived, strs Tiflls
(Sp), Philadelphia; Tullamore (Br), Boston
and Halifax.
AARHUUS, June 29-In port, str Musko-
gee from Baton Rouge, dischargiRg texpects
to leave June 800.
ASCENSION. June 2S-Passed, str Hon
orIus (Br), New York ror Cape Town. &c.
BEAcHY HEAD. June 2e-Passed, str
BERGEN June 24-Arrived previously. str
Dicto (Nor), Baltimore
BARCELONA, June 25-Arrived, str Dal-
las, New York.
James b Drake. Gulfport.
BALBOA, June 2S-Arrived, strs Cerro
Garda, Taltal Cherry Branch CBrl, Punta
Arenas: Talaralite (Br), Paita; Waimate
(Br) Wellington for London.
Sailed 2pth, str Birmingham City, Kobe.
CAPE WRATH. June o9-Sailed. strs Kas-
sala (Br), Norfolk for Denmark; Lubec
(Br), Baltimore and Norfolk for Dantzic.