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Lake Gadsen. Arroyo; Elisha Walker. Tam
picoi Liberty Minquas. Phiiadeiphla CAest .
nut I'M. New York; Pioneer Havana y
Arrived iSth. strs lei Vale, New York
Blaamyra (Nor). Havana; liogland tsw1
New York Walhalla (f'r), Marseilies r.
O'Nelll Tampico; Wayfarer tBT), Liverpool {;
Bgsekleigh CBr), Leghorn via sand sand Key p,u.
depha iSi bs trs Ghnre do Muskosee New
York. Il O'Nein, Tampico; Torres. do
Freeport SULPHUR No 5. Baltimore;
sAGG afs GsIaa AaI ga Pee tug
Philadelphia, towing barges Tottenvile and
Westland: from New York.
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Fostoria, Norfolki
Merrimack, Philadelphia Via Savannah; sehr
Ella Eff Dan). Bilboa.
: KEY WEST, Fla. Dec 13-Arrived. str
Sailed 18th. str British Peer (Br). New
Orleans.
MANILA. Dec 1o-Arrived, str City Of
Arrived 18th, str Winston Salem. Baiti-
more Via Newport News and Honoiulu
MAAAGUEz. PR. Dec IL, PM-sailed'
str Mara albo, New York.
MOBILE, Ala, Dec 13---Arriyed, strs Hon
duras (Nor) Port Barrios; Harvester: sa-
MEs sbeni 81 cqloso Ta@pe0 sg5rs Helen
Arrived 18th. strs Aryan. Providence; Lake
Alvada. Matanzas.
Sailed 18th. scir Minas King (Br). Tam
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec 1s--Arrived. strs
iBSisley (BD Galveston: Briarleaf lBrl,
mette, Havana; Dunolly (Brl, Bluefields;
Gonzaga ItaD. Galveston; Lake Auriee.
Mexico; Managua (N'c). Kingston: Mirlta
Nor, Tampieo; Monadnock (Hr). sayan.
nahi Nortonlan tBD, Vera Cruz; o L
Waring Havana; Rama, Bluefelds: Tama-
rae t3r), United Kingdom; Topila, Tampico
West Wanna, Manchester.
Cleared l3th, strs Elmieaf (Br). Tampico;
william Jebsen, Tampico via Galveston.
sailed from Port Eads 18th, strs El Cano
(sp), Rotterdam: Imperator (Nor). Santiago,
Cuba Venator (Nor), Carmen via Vera
Cruz; William Isom, Tampico; Yoro (Hond).
NEWPORT NEWS. va, Dec 1s-Arrived.
strs Guernsey tNo), Lihbon; Marie (sp) .
La Palliee; Zyldyk Dutch, Baltimore (and
sailed for Rotterdam) Niborg (Dan), Copen-
hagen; Lake Larga. San Juan; Lake
0swego, do; Keilehaven Dutch, Cardiff;
lao); Ryufuku Maru dap, Philadelphia;
Hundvaago (Nor). Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, strs Macomet (Br). Glasgow;
New Texas (Br, Norfolk Frank Delmas
(Ff), Rouen.
NORFOLK Va, Dec 11--Arriyed. strs Lake
Strabo' Charleston Lake Stirling, New
Barry; 18Th Harvey II Brown. New Eng
CBj New York: Ninschow OBJ. do;
Baltimore; caiedonier r. tseis5. antwerp;
Italy Maru (Jap). Barry Maple Court (BD.
Arrived 18Th. strs Alden Maru CJap).
Barry; Kronsted tNor). Aiexandria; Ruten-
New Orleans for Liverpool; Saxonstar (Br),
Boston; West Segovia. New York; Zuider-
dep tDutch), Antwerp; Lake Furlough, Lon
dom Luise (Fr). Havre. &c. ship Vigo
(Nor). Porsgrund.
CONTINUED ON PAGE pa
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1920

Str Creole, New Orleans Dec s, to the
rndse. Went to pier 80. North River
Str Lake Gholan, Tampa.
str Kaisho Maru (Jap), Savannah Dec 10,
to the Togo Kisen Kaisha, with mdse in
transit Went to pier SO. North River.
str Pinar del Rio (Br). baltimore
Str Canadian Navigator (Br), Halifax Dec
.. to Cocktails MILFORD e. Boyd, in ballast
Went 70 pier Z, Weehnwken.
Ctr LON (Nor), Iona, Ms, Dec Z, 10 Ben
nett. Hvoslef Co. with plaster
str Wisely C}r) Portland, Me, Dec j., to
the United Tran portation Co. In ballast.
Motor schr Katherine, Manila Sept 20, san
Francisco Nov and Cristobal 18th, TO the
Philippine Vegetable Oil Co, with coeoanut
oil
30 and Charleston Dec 8. to A Elliot Il
Co. with salt
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph


BELIINGHANr. Wash, Dec 12-Arr'ved,
schr Vi~ilant. Honolulu.
BOSTON, Mas, Dec 1S-Arrived. strs Eas,
IIhiuian. HamD4rgi r Eoyston Grange Hr1'
folk; Gloucester, Baltimore; Essex, Phila-
delphia; City of Columbus. Savannah
lingten. Baltimore schr lucy May. Eastern
port Gin tow) tugs Gedney, Philadelphia.
towing barge Pocepson. Paoli Sandwich,
toying barges Nay Aug, Haverford and
Port Johnson. towing barges l. a. w Nos 3,
6. and, "a; watuppa, Fan River: Baldrldge,
Norfolk. towing hafges Allegheny and Will
mngton, latter for Salem Cleft barge Penob-
scot at Provldence); Battleboro. Norfolk
towing barses Barnegat and Mobile Qatter
barge Penn Cleft barge Elk Garden at Provi-
dence) Chcektowaga, Perth Amboy, towing
barges 1s6 and !42, latter for Lynn Cleft 700
towing barges Nos II and 10. Humrick,
Norfolk, towing barges Winnegance and
Tenaskalen; Norfolk, towing barge Absecom
Sadie Ross, Providence, towing 3 concrete
barges; Standard n. Providence. towing
harges Socony Nos 1913 and i24 Qatter for
Portland.
Cleared 18th, strs City Of Miami, Miami
City OF Columbus, Savannah.-Wind at High
land Light, sW. II miles; cloudy; smooth
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec 1s-Arrived, str-
Yone Maru (Jap). Norfolk; Toneslt. Cardiff
Buford, New York; Kenowis, Hamburg via
'Bhhhuelphla, Surlcho, Newark, NJ; Hahira,
Port Iobos; Camilla Gilbert (Nor), Genoa
willfaro,. New York. Beatrice. Port Tampa.
No saillngH today on account OF fog.
BUZZARDS BAY Cape Cod CansD. Mass.
with 3 barges: Federal no q with 8; North,
American; Cart ssvidge. with 2; Warrior
with 2; 7 Doane, with 2; Eugene Hughes.
with 3.
Il, Passed L 18Th. tugs Mercury. with .
bargcs; Triton, with B. Lehigh, with B.
rLESTON, &c, Dec l3-Arrived, strs
Lake Daraga, Cienfuegos for Norfolk; Lake
Ledan, New York for Cape Hayden; Devo-
len'e. towing disabled ctr Coquitt 20 this
port land proceeded for Palo Bianco)
Apache, New York (and proceeded for jack
sonville).
CAPE HENRY, Va Dec i3-Passed in. str
Mandeville, (NoD, KlNston for Baltimore.
Passed in 18th. $3.50 PM, motor ship
Benowa, Galveston. Sc, for Baltimore.
Passed out 18th, W AN. strs Western
Star, baltimore for Hamhurg 18th. 10 PM.
Pinar del Rio tBr do for New York: mi-
night. AyInerlc (BD. do for Alexandria
18th, AN. Astur (Sw), do for Linhamn;
AN, Zyldyk CDutclD do for Rotterdam: 30
AN, Otto syerdrup CNor). do for Maimo.-
Wind SW, Z miles, cloudy.
GALVESTON. Tex, Dec i2-Arrived. strs
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By United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distance given in mies.l
Absecon is Cape Cod noon 18th.
AsSvisun iG5 NV Tortugas noon l1th.
American Press $40 EsE Cape Henry s PM
Arapahoe 2s5 Scotland l. V noon 18th.
Ascutney ~ Balboa noon 18th.
Astral 4,7T7 from San Francisco PM 1lth.
Atenas 3O4 NV Havana noon 18th.
Aysen 1875 Cape Mala noon 18th.
Barstow ) Fenwick noon 18th.
Belvtdere lat 80 u. Ion 65 20 noon l2th-
Betterton 400 w sand Key noon TN. m,
Broad Arrow 4 OGj from San Pedro PM
Br6okiine sss sE cape Henry noon 12th.
Bylaw 10 S Cape COD noon 18Th
Cahriilc { T. Block leland noon l5th.
Calamarea 69S y Cristobal noon l2th.
Camabucy 3i0 Hatteras noon l-th-
carolyn u n Bird Rock noon l2th- ,o.,,
Cathlamet 81 SW Cape Mala noon l2th.
Cocil County 315 NE Lobos Island noon lZth'
Celtic off Sable Island AN 18TH.
Chalmette 200 SIC South Pass noon I'm.
city OF ST Louis i58 S Ambrose noon 18th
Clement G smith 40 Jupiter noon 18th.
Coamo 251 S Ambrose noon 18th.
Concho $40 Frying Pan noon eth.
Coppenane 1876 S South Pass noon 18th.
Cornelia 2T6 5 Ambrose noon 18th.
Cuba 2lI Mazatlan noon lZth, ,,.s
Deer Lodge 1,15O from San Francisco Pm
18th.
Deroche $50 w Tortugas noon 11th.
Devolente "a f Charleston noon l2th' towing
Eastern Exporter 2,o1o from Honolulu 8
Ea-tern Guide 1870 from San Francisco s
Eaatern Mariner 1850 from Seattle noon
Edmore $50 from Seattle PM 18th.
Edward L Doheny, Jr, 16o Hatteras noon
18th.
ri Alba 2Gi jupiter noon 18th.
III Lobo G1s from san Francisco Pm lztn.
ri SgO 46i Ambrose noon llth.
VT Sud 500 EsE Galveston noon 18th.
IN Vale 24l ST Galveston noon 12th.
Egpcranza 100 u Progteso noon l2th.
Frccport Sulphur No I POI y Tampico noon
Freeport sulphur No 200 Frceport noon
18TH
Geo q Henry 2so e Cape Henry noon 18th.
Gadysbcc 200 NE Tampico noon 18Th.
Gulf star 400 w Sand Key noon 18TH.
GulfltrCam $50 y jupiter noon 18th.
Hadnot 2GJ w sand Key noon 18Th.
TIalearala 400 r, Cri-tohal AN 18th.
Hartford lat 30 81. Ion 40 80 noon 18th.
uoeira $50 EsE ueald Bank noon 18TH.
Herctla 201 " Bocag noon 18th.
Hollywood go from Honolulu 9 PM nth.
IIoyhrr 20 n Curriiuek noon 1871.
Uuvoton $50 NV 81 Thomas noon 18th.
Hyades 1GS from Tatoosh I'M 18TH.
G white 200 Tamplco noon 18th.
Iuonko slh Ambrose noon i2th.
Inspector q NV San Juan noon 18th.
Bostwiok 23J EsB Bolivar Point noon
Il Gordon 200 E Sabine noon 18th
Japan Arrow 23O z Sabine noon 18th.
Jean ~ Boca Grnnde noon 18th.
Kershaw % 6sw Fcnwick noon 18th.
Lake Bridge 219 EW Nantucket noon 18Th.
Lake Ellicott 60 y Cape Canaveral noon
iith
ratc Eimont go y Jupiter noon 18th.
rpro Il, mere fsI NE Hntteras noon 18th.
Lake Facmdus 40 sE Delaware Brpakwa,er
Lake Fiander1 ia' - n. lon 81 70 noon 12th.
Lake Flprian iir y Port lsnbel noon 18th
ratc Fiori 20 Santiago noon 18th.
Lake Gohhar ,0iO from Honolulu PM
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ARRIVED.

Str .Kaiserin Auguste Victoria CBr). Liv-
erpooi Dec and Queenstown 9Th, 70 the
Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd. with SO cabin,
1000 steerage passenger, mails and mdse.
Went TO pier &C. North River.
Str iceland O}D. Antwerp Dec . and
southampton and Cherbourg 30, TO the Red
star line. with lie first, 26i second cabin.
900 steerage passengers, malls and mdse.
Went to pier 81, North River.
Str Presidente Wilson GtaD, Trieste Nov
-, Naples 30th and Agiers Dec ., TO
Phelps Bros Co, with u first. 4OT second
cabin. Lies steerage passengers and mdse.
Went TO pier !, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Anglo Mexican (Br). Liverpool Nov %.
10 the Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd, with
Indse; Went TO pier 4. section k, Weehaw-
str Mcissonier (Br), Liverpool Dec /. to
tile Iamport q Holt line. In ballast. Went
sif west Aisek. Cardiff Nov 10. 70 the
Oriental Navieation CO. in ballast. Went 20
pier 10. clifton. ST.
Str hereford (Nor). Plymouth Dec Q. to
the New York and Cuba Mail steamship CO.
IN ballast Went 20 Roblns's dry dock,
Brooklyn.
Diamond steamship Go, In ballast. Went
20 New York Dock Co.'S pier %. Brooklyn.
Str American. Hamburg Nov "a, TO tho
United American line. with mdse. Went to
Str Coiingsworth, Rotterdam Via Boston
TO the Black Diamond Steamship Co, with
mdse. Anchored off Goth street, Brooklyn
str Tuckanuck, Narcotics and Lisbon.
Str Katherine FFark tBr). 81 Vincent
CIV lfor ordered
ctr Pollcnzo dtaD Genoa Nov 20. to Fur
ness, Withy & co. with mdse. Went 20 pier
.. Bnsh Docks. brooklyn.
str Bon alem. Buen0s Aires Nov 7, Monte
video 18th and Boet0n Dec H. 20 Barber 4
co, with mdac. Wont 20 New York Dock
Co.'S pier 20 irou NlYr.
Str San ivan. Aruafia Nov 90 Guauica
Doc o, J0hof ati and SON Juan 6th. 90 tho
New York ana Porto Rico Steamship Co
with 80 paTHCnVera, maH1 ana mdae.
Ctr Mohawk. Ponce DCc e.. Mayngucz and
nguadilia 9Th and San Juan stl. 20 the New
70 passenger, malls and mdac. Went "a
New York Dock Cos pier o., Brooklyn,
Str Burnwcn Tnmpiro Dec a. TO the Texas
Go. with crude Oh. Went 20 Bergen Point,
str Lake Enetslle, Ponce md san Juan
Str Joseph j Cuneo lNor). Guantanamo
Dec 6. 20 the Atlantic Fruit co, wish SUGAR.
Wen, % National suenr Etfincry LONG
Str Chippewa. cienfuogos pco ana Moro
Castle 1'h. 90 the NON Yofl and cuba Mail
stcRmrhip 90, so bnilaet Wont 90 pier ii
Moth River.
SIR Hprrc tNop Nengau'ilo Nov ~. Glen
fuefos iTfb, Cariarcuu &Nin anl Porto Co.
lonlbia Dee q tn ,he Five Con'iront steam
ship co. with ndsc. Wcn' 20 pier ! North
River.
str Commodore Rolllns CNop. Havana.
Str GCorre u Jone0. Galveston DC q. TO n
warden. with crude on Anchored on
str ri sieio. Galveston Doc 7. 10 thu
Southern pacifir 90. With mdge Went "a
piar 30. North River
ST. w " Tuiori Galveston. Anchored on
TNnpkneviNc
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SAILED.

Strs + - Asche, Texas City; Fort Hamil-
ton (BD, Bermuda: Jefferson. Norfolk
Lake Grogau, do.
Strs City of Savannah. Savannah; Chicka-
saw, New orleans Eusebia del Vale (Sp) &,
Barcelona Grove (Nor), Kingston; Halo.
Port Lobus.
Motor ship Bayonne, Philadelphia.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Mon
day. Dec 10, 1920, at s AM, az reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-three hundredths (3023)
Inches This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-seven and eight-tenths
TG7.s) millimeters Captains OF all vessels
now lying IN OF near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advanta geously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometer- require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind NJ Sandy Hook, z PM. r, IL miles;
cloudy smooth sea. At City Island at sun
set, NE, light breeze; cloudy; smooth sea.
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hawser in extricatlng the barge; the barge
had part of superstructure damaged and
smashed one lifeboat.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 12-Str ] w Van
Dyke, from Port Lobos, in keeping out of the
way Of large steamer. grounded In the
Delaware River just below Eddystone; vessel
floated al PM with assistance of tugs.
ST JOHN, NIB, Dec 12-Schr Charlotte
Comeau (B), which was believed to have
been lost after leaving here Aug for
Buenos Aires. has arrived safely at destina-
ton.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec 12-Str West
Jena, from Vladivostok for Seattle, has re-
turned TO Honolulu leaking.
Schr Berthe Minor, from San Francisco for
Raboul. has arrived at Honolulu with loss
OF sails; VIII proceed TO Tahiti and repair.
ST THOMAS, vi, Dec li--schr Annie
Anderson (Br), from Alicante for Havana,
has been totally wrecked on Tortola.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

WASHINGTON, DC, Dec l3-IIolst SOUTH
east storm warning 10 Pm, Eastport, Me.
to New York; storm OF great intensity
central over southw estern Wisconsin, moving
north-northeastward, win cause increasing
reaching gale force Tuesday and shifting TO
southwest
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL

NEW YORK, Dec f3-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Institute, %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian, 3 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 2T.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea. West Indies, &c.
rrJEsDAY. DEcEMBER "A.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL
Yucatan and Cnmpeche (oher parts OF
Mexico > via Vera Cruz, Tampico and FRO
greso, str Munsonio, 80 PM
Jamaica, Salvador printed matter, &c),
Nicaragua (eNcept east COAST, Amapala
Choluteca and prints, sc, for Naceome, Te-
guclgalpa and Yuscaran (fiondurns), Co
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
CDAMG

CAPE RACE, nj, Dec t3--Barometer at
weather, dun. temperature, 80 deg Fair.
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DIE nEcEMRER 15.
DUE DECEMBER 10.
Almanac for New York Dec. IL.

sun rises....... Z Il Moon rises. As AM
sun sets........ 20 Moon sets. 81 Pm
TINE or HIGH WATER DECEMBER IL.
Sandy Hook. ......... u AM 10 &c PM
Governors Island 10 % AM 10 40 PM
Hell Gate ASTORIA. AN II OF PM
The time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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yurpFl -Fss REPORTS.

Str Canada Crr), Narcotics for New York,
Is expected 10 dock at foot OF 3lst street.
brooklyn, about o AM Tuesday.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship NewS Office IS
the Barge Office Ship Information given By U. s.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Ella, South Norwalk for New York.
Schr NJ J Fitzsimmons, New Haven for
New York.
Tugs Laura NJ Keller. with barges Cat
$40 AND Standard, with 2 Cat IL :05 AND ;
Castor, with / Cat II :15 AND Emma ]
Kennedy, towing motor barge Choctaw cat 3
PAD owen J AIcWilliams. with barges
(at 3:05 PM: John Garrett, with 9 (at 4;05
PAD Bulley, with 8 cat 4:4O PM). IN
Steam lighter VIM Moody, towing l barge
(at 80 PkD.
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br), Wind
sor, Ms. for New York. with plaster to ]
i King & Co; vessel to j Il Whitney & Co.
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Bound East

Tug Henry Steers. with barges Cat II 20
AND
Steam lighter Alex II Erickson, with a
dredger and scows cat ! 80 PNi).
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

Etzatlan
Guadalaiara
Hostotipaquillo
Huej1car
Huejuquillo Ell Alto
Ixtlahuacan
Jalostotltlan
JESUS Maria
Jocotepec
La Barca
Lagos de Moreno
Mascota
Mechoacanejo
Mexcala
MeXticacan
MeXuuitic
Ocotlan
Paso de Sotos
San Antonio Allie
San Juan de los Lagos
San Luis
s Martin de Bola6os
San Miguel ell Alto
SHn Nicolas
Santa Ana Acatlan
Santa Cruz
Sayula
Temacapulin
Teocaltiche
Teocuitatlan
Tepatitlan
Tequila
7'izapan
Totatiche
TIXpam
TuXcueca
Union de San Antonio.
Union de lula
'Yahualica
Zacoalco
Zapotlan
MEXICO:
Ell Orc
Toluca
Acuitzio
Angamacutiro
Angangueo
Apatzingan
Arrio de Rosales
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Caracuaro
Charapam
Chavinda
Cheran
Chilchota
Coalcoman
Ecuandureo
Hda de Huaracha
Hda del Platanar
Huaniuueo
Irimbo
Ixtlan
Tacoma
Jaripo
.TiQuilp2m
Ia Pieded
Los Reeves
Maravatio
Morelia
Nahuatzen
Numaran
Paiacuaran
Panindicuaro
Paracho
Patzcuaro
Peniamillo
Purepero
Puruandiro
Sahuayo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

Chamacuero
Dolores Hidalgo
Guanajuato
Irapuato
Iturbide
Jaral del Vale
Jerecuaro
Leon
Morole6n
Penjamo
PoZos
Pueblo Nuevo
PuriSima del Rinc6n
Salamanca
Salvatierra
San Diego de Ia Union
San Felipe
San Francisco del Rir.
San Luis de la Paz
San Miguel Allende
San Pedro Piedra Core
Silao
Tarimoro
Uriangato
Vale de Santiago
Villa Ocampo
Yuriria
GUERRERO: =.
Acapulco
HIDALGO.
Apam
H~uichapam
IxmiQuilpam
Pachuca
Tulancingo
JALISCO:
Amatitan
Ameca
Arandas
AtotoniIco el Alto
AtotonilQuillo
Atoyac
Autlan
Ago ell Chico
Belem del Refugio
CanadaS
Chapala
Cocula
Colotlan
Degollado
Encarnaci6n de Diaz
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A~GUASCALIENTES

A~GUASCALIENTES:
Aguascalientes
Asientos
Calvillo
Rincon de Romos
Tepezala
BAJA
La Paz
NexicsH
COAHUILA.
Acriita
Ailende
Cuarro Ci6neCas
Monclova
Nnznuiz
parras
Piadras Negras
Sabinas
Sabinas
Saltillo
San Pedro
Torre6n
coIIMA.
CsmntIao
Collins
ComaIs
Nanzanillo
Villa ALVAREZ
CHIHUAHIr.
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NUEVO LEON

NUEVO LEON
Cadereyta
DR.. Coss
Oral. Teran
Lampazos
Linares
Monte Morelos
Monterrey
Sabinas Hidalgo
Villaldama
A
Oaxaca
Salina Cruz
PUE3LA:
Atlixco
Chignahuapan
Libres
Puebla
San Juan de los Llanos
Tehuacan
Teziutlan
Zacatlan
Zapotitlan
QUERETARO:
Ameaico
Cadereyta
Queretaro
San Juan del Rio
SAN LUIS POTOSI:
Cedral
Cerritos
Charcas
Ciudad del Maiz
Matehuala
Rio Verde
Salinas
San Luis Potosi
Sta. Maria del Rio
Wales
SINALOA:
Ahome
Badiraguato
Chuchumicari
Concordia
Culiacan
Ell Fuerte
Estacion Naranjo
La Cruz de Cosala
Los Mochis
Mazatlan
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SONORA.

SONORA:
Alamos
Cocorit
Esperanto
Guaymas
Hermosillo
Nogales
Santa Ana
Ures
TABASCO:
Villahermosa
TAMAULIPAtS:
c. Victoria
Laredo
Tampico
TEPiC:
San Bias
Topic
YUCATAN:
Merida
VERACRUZ:
Cordova
Jalapa
Nogales
Orizaba
VeracruZ
ZACATECAS:
Chalchihuites
Conception del Orc
Fresnillo
JarpZ
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ST SUI pueblo no Sc encuentra
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-14
PRoPlNoulTY NEEDED

Celestine Silvotsplait Justine de Mou< ton Rosalie, A coryphee who lived and danced in naughty gay Paree, Was every bit as pretty as a French girl e'er can be
 (Which isn't saying much). Maurice Boulanger (theres a name that would adorn king), But Morris Baker was the name they called the man I sing. He lived in New York city in the street that's labeled Spring
 (Chosen because 1t rhymed). Now Baker was a lonesome youth and wanted to be we'd And for wife all over town he hunted, 1t is said, And up and down Fifth avenue he oft times wandered
 Gle was a peripatetic Baker,
 he was). And had he met Celestine. not a doubt but Cupid's darts Would In a trice have wounded both of their fond, loving hearts; But he has never left New York to stray in foreign parts
 CBecause he hasn't the price). And she has never left Paree, and SO of course, you see There's not the slightest chance shell ever marry Morris B. For love, to get we'll started. really needs propinquity
 (Hence my title).
 Charles Battell Loomis.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-14

tan gave 16,0OO pounds ($S0,000) for '1S07"-and he certainly was an infer or artist to Claude Monet But as a ule the pictures of of really great mod ern artists bring very high prices only after their death, and the works of painters that get very high prices in their lifetime decline in value. The fact is melancholy reflection on the aste of millionaires.
 Corot, Degas and Renoir all lived long enough to benefit. like M Monet by the rise in the pecuniary value of their works, but Degas's pictures brought sensational prices only in the last 10 years of his life, when his fail- ing sight incapacitated him from paint ing Millet, when he died in 1875 at 61. was a poor man. He never got any hing like 1000 pounds (S5.000) for a picture, but after his death the late M. Chauchard paid 32,000 pounds (S160,- a00) for the "Angelus," by no means inc best work of the painter.
 It would seem that great modern painter can hope to make much money 1nly if he liver to an advanced age. NJ Monet is so. Corot was 79 when he lied. I.enoir 7S and Degas s3.
 Millet was right in his opinion, sup ,orted by NJ. Monet, that it would be
 etter for art if pictures were cheaper
 pr the possibility of enjoying grea' works of art would then be more widely
Arizona republican., 1920-12-14
THE BOOK OF MARTHA Love is the One Inexhaustible Gran.
 deur of Our Existence


 "chrys says I waste too much emo tion erotically. She says most women do. Bob isn't worth it, she ayers. and she ought to know because she is his twinl She insists that all women take love too strenuously, that we ought to take it as men do, make it of our lives a thing apart and not our whole ex istence.'
 'Ts Chrystooal talking about the double standard of morals? Does she demand more liberty for women?" l felt Martha's fingers stiffen on mine.
 "No-not by any means. She only says that man in love demands ideal ism plus from a woman, demands unity. oneness, immo.ation, of her, and then splits up his own emotions according to his opportunity, and thinks that he is fairi But Chrys doesn't believe that woman ought to initiate him. She thinks woman ought to teach him a finer doctrine of love, and that he could learn 1t, and would learn 1t, grad ually, in few thousand centuries. per haps, if woman doled out her love, shred for shred, piece for piece, her whole for his whole, instead of giving a whole for part, as she is too ofen willing to do."
 I paused to catch my breath and again my pretty Portia reproved me:
 Don't fool yourself, Jane," she said sternly. Love is the one inexhaustible grandeur of our existence. The more a woman spends, the more she nas But when q woman begins to measure out her love, and to dole it out, 1t snrinks my dear. So lavish your love upon Bob throw it away upon him, waste if squander it. That's the only way youl