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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Friml Denied Citizenship
On Divorce Technically
Defendant 3 Years Ago, Conn
poser Fails TO Meet Courts
Character Requirement

Rudolph Friml, the composer, was,
denied citizenship when he appeared in
the naturalization court conducted by
Supreme Court Justice Finch yester-
day to swear his allegiance to this
country. Justice Finch explained that
the rejection of the author of the
scores Of "The Firefy," High JinksT
and other musical comedies was based
on technical grounds and reflected in
40 way upon him. Z
The application of Mr.. Friml was re.
fused because ne was defendant in an
uncontested suit for divorce three years
ago In order to become citizen a
candidate must offer proof of good
character for period of FIVE years pre-
ceding his petition. Since only three
years had elapsed since the divorce.
the court ruled that the applicant had
not fulfilled this requirement.
1.-THE rejection was not at all an un-
usual occurrence" Justice Finch laid.
"Since his divorce he has remarked
and has had a child. The court knows
nothing against him, but it was not
possible to grant his request for cits-
zenship because of the rule"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Two Held as Slayers
Brought From Mexico
Italians Taken From Vera Cruz
Police by Ruse of Cleve.
land Detectives

Two Italians who are to face trial in
Cleveland for alleged participation in
pay roll robbery in which two men were
killed were brought to port last night
from Vera Cruz on the Ward Line
steamship Monterey.
The men who we're taken out Of
Mexico by trick on the part Of the
detectives from Cleveland were Domi-
mic Benigno and Carlo Coletti. The
Mexican authorities declined to con-
slider extradition to the United States
and ordered the prisoners deported to
Italy AS there was no vessel depart
ing for Italian ports they were sent to
the quay in charge of Mexican police
man.
He was intercepted by George Maso-
WITT, Charles Pavolo and George
Koestle, of the Cleveland Detective Blu
leau, who showered cigarettes and
money npon him and assured him that
they would deliver the prisoners to the
Spanish ship The Mexican policeman
winked and beat hasty retreat. The
men from Cleveland then put the pris-
oners aboard the Monterey.
When the vessel locked last night IN
Brooklyn Coletti and Beni9no were
taken to the local police headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July 14-Arrived: str,
Ksts 1 smp; Hsvsna; 1nspectqr Nuevitas
A'edo; Belfast. Manuchu tspanp, GSraf
tar nos WILLIAM n. Page. Rotterdam.
i1 wylie, Tampico' via Jackson
v " s, West Apam Liverpool: sehr Rachel
SSia Mar Hamburg. via Baltimore and
New New York; Aswisuh. New York; Aladdin.
M Ms,I. T casG L,tS S New York; Eastern
o.. HAaksLEsToN, G, July 14-Arrived :
Rosa ianeae Pf ch,. Baton aovgs Santa
Sailed: Str Karen Rogcnaes (NorS, HAVE e.
Della ARE BREAKWATER. BEL july
Y York for Nor sehr Grace Van Dusen, New
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. July 1s-Ar-
lived strs o crowell lBr), Liverpool /;
s sRrs Nov Or San .rranc,sco Munarden
ts 500 ois n"t% eS,enant Bo5 ssa
bavss Mar spr} New York Sailed strs
rotterdam; Munardan tBr), Liverpool !;
Thames Maru Clap. London
,n MoSRFoLk, Juir 14--Arrived: strs Dront
ant Jean Laurent .tFr). New Orleans; Eoio
G csp}, Pa Msn, Schenectady. Hamburg
Cambronne G.), Nantes; Clyan MacIntosh
ORR, Philadelphia; Celaeno Dt), Rottcr-
dam; Acelina Np. Galveston; Endicott.
ano (Br), Philadelphia; Yonan Maru (Jap).
galveston; Natal (Dan), Newport News;
ackinaw OBJ. Antwerp; Hoxbar, Mobile ;
Neleus (Brl. Hong Kong Amista ut).
Gibraitar; Barracoo (Br), Tenerfe Ad-
miral Gochrane (Br3. Galveston; Dover
Ma tI3I7 1Jsp1 l,r Newport News.
Strs Ariano Br}, London via Norfolk
Belvernon (Nor). sama Waco, Kotka and
bayonne, New York: Wilsolo, San Fran,
cisco. etc. via New York; Elmsport, Balti-
more; Woodmansie, Wilmington, Del.
GI Ia1l!si !, - (swed2, Gothenburg; schrs
Port Tampa. Sailed: strs julia Lucken..
bach, San Francisco; u Fletcher Farrell
Hamburg; Hallbjorg (Nor), Buenos Ayres.
&C. &C. Herbert Pratt. Texas City; Prewe Hall
FORT EADS, La. July IA Arrived .
ssrs british Major tBr), Swansea; Chick
asa" CITY, Calcutta via Havana; Verona
sNor). Mobile; Wellesley, Tampico. Sailed =:
: SlIs Danier tBr), Antwerp: Omoa (Hond)
Manchester; Tabasco (Mex), Vera Cruz;
Tegucgalpa CIond) Ceiba: Tonawanda
(Brl, Euiope; Vaali (Nor). London
PORT TAMPA. July 14-Arrived: schr
Miami Key West.
PORTLAND Me, July 14-Arrived Str
Joonancy, Norfolk. Sailed: Str Modesto
of Savannah, New York Sailed: Str Per
sian, baltimore.
TAMPA. Ella. July 14-Arrived: schrs
IDA Dow. Teneriffe; Josephine A Nc
ttnn Norfolk Maud Maud Morrsy Ham
Fort Myers; tug Jim Sid, towing barges
Iberia and Semper Fidelis, Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Arrived Yesterday

Str ! Luckenbach Hamburg, July 1:
str Leon XIII (span). Barcelona June
c ca xs Imna 40 June e. Malasa June Is.
atlaatica; with AZ nrst. SO second cabin. a.
f rst s sseona mails and mds Ten
sengers for New York, the. remainder in
transt to Havana; Pier 8, Il r.
, str Joseph Seep Rotterdam. July j: to
stapleton, 3 l. ""N"'''' ."
:. str Lake Ell Rio, Port .au- Prince June "a.
I. L r..
- Bar. q. ! csls s. ORD. Avonmou.h May
STR Tiviyes, cartasena July 8. Porto
Kingston July 0; to the United Fruit Co;
with 81 passengers. mails and mdse Pier
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda. July
u: to the Furness. Bermuda Line; with
ie2 passengers mails and mdse; Pier
str American. Hamburg, June so to the
United American Line; with mdse: Pier
Hallfax July -: o to rarne e S Witty CO..
With 81 passengers and In ballast, Pier So.
Str Munsomo, Galveston July I; to the
Munson Steamship Line; with sulphur;
Pier sfr nl Erie Dash Basin bklyn . rove. .,
to. H Bull G. Co; with mdse; anchored
off Liberty.
SIR Gdansk. Danzig. June 30; to the
abin 100 Storage passengers and mdse;
str w II Tiiford. Galveston. July Z: to
Robert l. Hague: with oil; Pier s. Con-
Str creele New Orleans July 8; to the
Southern Paeiae Co; with passengers and
Str Monterey, Vera Cruz July !. rampico
July 6. Progreso July s, Havana July ~:
to the N & Cuba Mail S S Co: with az
passengers, mails and mdse: Pier 15,
BROOKLYN.
Str Canadian Miller tBr). Montreal July
g. to Wilford & Mckay; with mdse In tran
Hook
Str sarpfos tNor>. Philadelphia July 10;
to the Caribbean s Co.: with mdse IN
transit to West Indies; anchored off Staple
Str west Elcaso Perth Amboy.
Str Lake Freeiand, Mobile and Tampa
to Mallory Line Pier 3S r.
Str Maashaven Du), Guanaca for Perth
Amhoy
Str Annetta, Antilla: anchored off the
u s s Lyikens. New London; Navy Yard
Brooklyn.
schr Katherine May. Georgetown. $ c.
July -; to Pendleton Bros; with mdse;
Erie Basin, Brooklyn. -
Str Freeman. New Bedford July ~; to
roca hontas Coal e. Fuel Co; with mdse;
Schr Anthony D. Nichols, Bru Ir Ga:
lumber; anchored oft Stapleton, l.
Gilmarten & Co; with. mdse: anchored off
Red Hook Flats. Brooklyn.
Str lnderendencc returned from trial
Str Annie Cross, Georgetown July -:
to Croweli & Thurlow: with mdse; an
Str Egemoore, Nagasaki, Honolulu and
San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE American str
Joseph Seep, arrived here to-day from
Rotterdam. When the vessel Was twenty
miles east of Fire Island on July 13 she
passed large piece of partly submerged
wreckage.
BOSTON, July 12-str Delisie. Boston for
Aarhus and Copenhagen, before reported
aground at Lessee, foated unassisted and
unintured and arrived at Asrhus.
ERfTH, June 36--Str Boulama, Ham
burg and London for Port HAroourt. ran
aground off JenninStree Point. Belvedere
proceeded. No apparent damage.
GALVESTON. July lo--Str A Dough
erty and oil barge w A Epson, in port here.
which were Blown ashore at Morgan's
Point. along tho Houston Ship Canal. in
the recent tropical storm. we're relocated
yesterday. Both vessels will be drydocked.
GLOUCESTER. Mass. July 1.-THE schr
Maynower. built by boston interests for
the fisheries and a candidate TO defend
tha International Fishing Vessel Cham
porship Cup. finished her frst trip to-day
She arrived here from the banks with her
holda full OF fish. the result of catches
made since her departure the last of April
1t was estimated that the Mayhowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
By Cable and Radio

Str saxonia tBr), London and Cherbours,
July via Halifax: to Cunard Line; with
pass mats and mdse vessel left latter
port 1880 NJ yesterday and is expected
to arrive Saturday NJ at Pier 81. n r.
Str Megalli Hellas (Gr), Constanza,
July 5; to Greek Line; with pass. mails
and ndse; vessel is due in New York.
Saturday, July so. and will dock at Pier
~. Bklyn
Str vasari (Br), .Buenos Ayres. ruiy
IL; to Lamport & Holt Line. with pass
mails and mdse; vessel il due in New
York, Saturday. August 8, and will dock
At Pier IA. Hoboken. N j.
Str Centennial State (Am), London, July
IA; to United States Mali Line: with
pass mails and md-e; vessel 10 due to
reach New York. Monday. July Is. and
viii dock at Pier "a. n n.
Str Rosalind tBr), is scheduled to
leave Halifax July ~; to Red Cross Line
with pass, mails and nidse: vessel is due
TO arrive in New York, Thursday, July II
and will dock at the foot OF Java St.
B'klyn.
Str sixaola (An), is scheduled to leave
Kingston, July 1s: to United Fruit Line;
with pass. mails and mdse; vessel 10 due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Foreign Ports
Arrlvals From New York

N1i'"An IhOHh NEW IOTA
SOUTHAMPTON, July 12-Str Orbita
(Br).
LAS PALMAs. July 12--str Stephen r
Jones
ALEXANDRIA, July 13--Str Gargoyle.
HAVRE, July l4--Str France (Fr).
SANTOS, July 12--Str city OF Alma.
TRONDHJEM, July 12--str kaiser-i-
Hind tBr).
LISBON. July 12--str Asia (Fr).
ROTTERDAM, July 13--Str Ryndam
tDD.
CALLAO, July 13--Str Esscquibo (Br)
VALPARAISO. July 12--Str Santa Luisa F;
July IL. sherman
LlNERpOOL. July 14-str Kittegaun.
HALIFAX, July 14-Schr Vincent A
White
HALAFAX. July 14-str saxonia (Br).
HAVANA. July 14-Strs Pastores and
Yucatan
Departures for New York
SOUTHAMPTON, July 12-Str Orduna
SHANGHAI. July 1o-ocean Monarch
SANTOS. July ll-,strs Cardonia and
BUENos AyREs. July 11-str Aeolus.
KOBE. July lo-Eague Maru fJap(.
Korea Maru (Jap) and Tenyo Maru (Jap).
LIVERPOOL, July 13--Str Ottar Jarl
(Nor).
PLYMOUTH, July .14-str Rotterdam
HULL. July 1s--str Easterling.
GREENOCK, July l4-Str Magellan (Br)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, July 14--Arrived: strs e
? Recor, Islands Maunaioa, Conneaut w
Ion, Fort william; w b Stafford Islands.
CoNNEAUT July 14--Arrived: strs A
F Harvey Marquette: Thomas Cole, Two
strs A Harvey, Thomas r Cole. c
Ball. Duluth; VIM A Paine, Indiana Har
BUFFALO, July 14-Arrived: strs Adri-
an 1selin. Toledo; wotan conestoga. Mon
treai; Fellowcraft. Detroit w Roberts,
Verona. Cleveland w White, calcite
wotan. Conestoga, Montreal; Feliowcraft,
Detroit; Roberts, Mills, Verona, Duluth
Lyman smith, Fort. william.
dusky; Peerless II, Port Burwell.
=. LoR%iiN, July ~ l41-Arriyed str sarnian.
Elmore Superior; scows Standard, Detroit ;
Libre. Detroit; tug Columbia Detroit.
Sailed: Str Fillmore, Superior; tug Colutn-
sANpUsKY, July 14.Arrived: strs ST.
ezra hSr"in s.so s5 Hill tGssin Assk.
e Saau puluth: Alaska. s sandwich '' d.
Two HARBoRs. July 14-sailed: Str.
shiras, Labelle, p Mitchell.
s,S sooT W psseeA 'u Chicago olssa,
Sailed: s,rs j II Mclean, Superior. ~NN''
INDIANA HARbOR, July 14--Arrived
Tug Outagamie, barge c, Green Bay
sailed: Tug Outagamie, barge c. Muske-
Son.
MILWAUKEE,, July 14-Arrived: strs
Leonard 4 Miller, Lorain; Clifford Moll
Green Bay Argo, Racine: Il r Richardson
Escanab4. Sailed strs T X Maher. Port
t,olporne; Scranton, Depot Harbor; {
Collins, Superior; Luzon, South Chicago
ii II uoulder. Buffalo.
SHEBOYGAN. July = 14-Arrived: Str
Tyrone.
nsCANABA, July 14--sailed: Str Col
hn nA cay ss y nrrE. Mich, July 14-Arrlvea;
Str Sweden. Sailed; Str Bielman, up
bound.
DULUTH. July 14-Arrlved: Strs Lynch
c G Crawford w l. King, Perkins, j +
Walsh. w P Palmer North American, Re
nown. Sailed: Strs uarretsoH. Townsend
Z l. Hutchinson, Bowers, c Black. Ne
gaunee c r Hubbard, Perkins Shiras La
belle, Victory. North American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
'orts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

70 reach New York. Thursday, July 81, and
dock at pler is, ER.
Str RochAmbeau tFr), Havre ,ruIv g. 20
french, Line. with paNs, mails and mdse,
rs eve TO reach Quarantine At 2 y m TO- day
p iii. 80 ' 80"
str Mongolia tAni), Hamburg July 6; TO
.,,a. Line with pass. mails and
Nose was $50 miles east OF Ambrose at
noon "wednesday; vessel IL due at Ambrose
10 m saturday and will dock 1t Pier So,
Cunard Line with pass. malls ana mass
vessel Is duo to reach New York Friday
d u.y ~, and viii dock at Pier S. " r.
~; to Holland America Line, with pass.
malls and indse; 10 due to reach New York
Monday. July rs. and will dock ~ the foot
OF bth st, Hoboken + WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Sailed Yesterday

fFr). Havre; Manchuria (Am). Hamburg
Cabo Espartel (sp), cadiz; Reiyo Maru
.........,....; Mllinocket (Am). Tajardo;
Conottor (Am). Jamaica Ray: Inca (Am)
Porto Plata: Comanche (Am), Charleston
and Jacksonville; Castlepoint (Am)
Jamaica Bay: Schr Favonian (Br). Hall
fax; independence (Am). trial trip
City of ST. Louis tAm), Savannah: Me-
nominee (Br), London st. Mary (Br)
Santiago, Guantanamo and Antilla; Hamil-
ton {Am). Norfolk; Coast Guard Cutter
Yamacraw ~ S 81. Baltimore.
Yamacraw GU 50, Baltimore; str Cissy
ProEresso; Lootenai Porto Barrios; Port
Lincoln (Br), Auckland; Munplace, Matan-
zas and Cardenas; schr q Marie Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
NAVY Orders
Eror, The Tr1bnnes Washington Bureau

From, The Tr1bune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 1A.--Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Artois. It. e. e.. to U. S. S. Reina Mer-
Beach, Mach. C. S.. to Boston
Berge, 1t NJ A., to Detroit:
Ohert, Com D. T., to 18th Dis
Grow, Capt l. j., to Portsmouth.
O'Brien. 1t. F. E., resigned
Bryant, 1t F. j., to u s. s. Orion.
Reichniuth Com. f. L., to Pacific feet.
scanland, 1t. Com. f. w, to Sub. Div. 10.
Swanso. APP. elk. w. A., to U. S. S. Okla
homa
Timoney Bosn. j.. to u. s. g. Teal.
Vance, 1t. D. H., TO Norfolk.
Watt. Capt. R. NJ, to U. S. Shipping Board.
Weider, Mach. A. j., to U. S. S. Dixie.
Following to Newport-Baggaley, Com. w
Haincs, Com. G. W; Scott, Ems. 8;
Sprague; Ems. r. G.; Strife, Ems r.
Sundberg Ems. C., A. L.; Todd. Ems c.
R; Watt, Ems. r. NJ. jr.; Woliings Ems.
A. j.; Whitford, Ems c. A;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting miles close at the Gen
erai Postoffice and City Hall Postof1ice
Station. New York. at Z p. NJ. as follows
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa, July is.
Japan. Corca. China, Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands, via
Empress of Russia. July is.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
Japan, Corea. Siberia Philippine Islands
and specially addressed mall for China
via Seattle, steamship Hawaii Maru,
July IL.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco. steamship Mariana. July 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Army Orders

From The Trtbxne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Army orders
issued to-day follow
Infantry
sherman, Lit. ]. H., to Camp Benning.
Abbott, Capt. o. b., to Columbus Barracks.
Gurney. Capt. A. NJ. to West Point.
Cavalry
Fake. 1t c. w, to Martha.
Mswshaw. 1t H. C., to Fort Riley.
Miscellaneous
Anderson, Capt J. w. sig c. to Camp
Alfred Vail
Hartney Capt. II. E. Air Service. to Fort
Sam Houston.
rimhe. Ii. j. f., G. NJ. c.. to Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Marine Reports
futures Indicated are standard time
y THE TlDES
Winds al Sea To-day

Hatteras to Key west--Fresh to south
, las. and south winds. overcast weather,
EAST Gulf-Moderate variable winds
semnerai'y overcast weather and local rains
southeast and south winds, generally fair
~ over Caribbean Sea and windward
Passsge--Moderatc to freah east ANA
northeast over north portion moderate
sar!aole over south portion: generally
oNercast weather and local rains
Nortn OF Sandy Hoos--Fresh southwest
wihde shifting to weat and northwest
overcast Weather with showers ~
sahdy Hook to Hatteras--Fresn south
ers, probably squalls. ''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Fire Record

"A.
1 :0o-1f4 West 56th St, awning,
Great Northern Hotel. Triling
6:00-533 West 34th St, Schattler
Co. ..................... Trfling
6:25-3o7 East 121st St, auto in
garage, Joseph Block. ..... Triding
9:30-227 East ed St, Theresa
Dougherty ............ Unknown
9:00-In front of "a Hancock st,
automobile, James r. Walls,
No damage
10:3o-154 18th av., Oxygen Manu-
featuring Company ...... .Trning
10:40--219 East 1929 St, Osa Gag
P. NJ,
1:5O-24 Delaney St. Vincent Bran
dleio ........,..,:. Unknown
2:50-S36 9TH av.; Martin Flatoin.
s:o5-513 sth av.: Joseph Hahn Trifiins
4:50-3 Thompson St. Elizabeth
717z--s24 Division st., the Bronx
Rossoioff Eronsensfsky.. Unknown
75o-1I4 Maggie av.; unknown. .Trining
9;o0-8oI w. 15lst st. Theresa Sui
IVAN unknown
10.4o--b+7 e. 18th ST; Sam Lowe. Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
City Island
South Bound

Schr Frederick Ii OBr). ST George, n B,
for New York.
East Bound
Schrs Mabel II Gum (Br). Elizabeth
pert for Halifax; st Clair Theriault (Br),
Jersey City for st. John Rusalka, New
York for Block Island; Altana NJ Jaeger,
Albany N Y, for Stonington, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
INLAND
WATERWAYS
BULK AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
INLAND MARINE CORP

iSz Nassau ST. Beekman 4201
Iackare Freight Service. New
FORK to Syracuse and all principal
oanai ports to buffalo, Saillngs
Wednesday and Saturday.
Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Foreign Trade Notes


The British embargo on the exporta-
ton of coal, coke and manufactured
fuel has been removed as from July A.
The Cuban prohibition on the i'm
portation of rice has been removed by
a Presidential decree. No increase has
been made in the retail price at which
rice may be sold.
Italian commercial monopolies have
heen abolished by decree published
July 6, 1921. Manufacturing taxes will
replace the monopoly rights on coffee
substitutes electric lamps and matches,
with stamp tax to replace the mo-
nopoly rights on playing cards.
The German government has re-
established its consular representation
IN South Africa, and is making strong
efforts to regain it's trade with that
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15

me hours given below are standard
'''"o' ior daylight saving time add hour.
Snil To-Anv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
50 Matson Navigation CO.

50 Matson Navigation CO.
l2e Market Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Is South Gay Street. Baltimore, Ma
81 Mnnson Steamship Line.
81 Wall Street, N. 7.
Tel. Bowling Green $500.
1eb Pacific Mail y. $. Co.
10 Hanover So. N. Y
Tai Bowling Green 1850.
81 Marke! street. San Francisco. Gala
10e The Admiral Line.
IL State Street, N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green Ss3y.
l. G: Smith Bldg, Seattle. Wash.
$50 Y. ). Mail s. 8. Co.. Inc.
Is Broadway. New York.
Tel. Whitehall 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
CUNARD -
ANCHOR "a

Passenger and Freight Services.
From New York.
CHERBOURQ AND SOUTHAMPTON
:. July Is Aug. IL Sept. Q
AN AN M M: MA July 2s Aug; % Sept i3
LIVERPOOL
CAkMANAA ..... July 10 Aug. Is Sept. 10
AA, .BaSIs new Aug. 60 Sept. q Nov. /
SGy VII A., 9new3 Sept; 9 Oct II Nov: -
FALMOUTH. CHERBOURG, HAMBURG
AND DANZIG
LoNpoNDERRY AND GLASGOW
CoLUMBiA -. July 16 Aug. 10 Sept. 10
CAMERONIA (new) July 80 Aug. FL Sept. "a
ALGEK KIao afr,, Avg u. z 20 psr, S.
DUBRoVNIk. TRIESTE. FIUME
~ M HAMBiURG AND DANzIG mug y
BOSTON 70 LoNDoSSDDSnnYy AND G1.A ASc i
CUNHRD MEDITEsRRA;NBAN Cruises =
MADEIRA. GiBRALTAR. ALG1ERs. MO
NACO, NAPLES, ALEXANDRIA. PIREU:s,
PATRAS TRIESTE. (Ports vary according
to cruise).
CAR0NYA Oct % Dec !
CAMERONIA ........... Nov. 10 Jan. 10
Cunard and Anchor Steam Ship Ln&s.
"a Broadway. New York.
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Outgoing Steamships

Duo Friday, July -
regina alfalfa. !. Naples July
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NEW YORK TO EUROPE

NEW YORK BOsTON--NApLEs--GENoA
'POCAHONTAS: - ~
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-30
WANT PRIMARY
REPEAL IN CALL

Il was stated last night that an al
tempt would probably be made 81
have the governor include the pIIm-1
airy law repeal act Il bis calendar
Tor any special session which ne
may call This matter is now before
he senate It may pass the upper,
house tomorrow since it is standing
on third reading. and may even be,
rushed through the house OF dele
gates This seems most unlikely,
however Il Will probably be sufio-
catef BY the closing Of the session.
short but sharp battle in the
senate last night ended In vIetoyr
for proponents of the measure when
they succeeded in having it advanc.
ed 10 third reading over a strong
protest. The favorable attitude OF
Governor /. F Morgan very prob
ably swayed the senate toward this
action In the house tomorrow, the
determined opposition Of the TWEEN
ty democrats will defeat it
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-30
Martinsbur6
In The Past
aken from the Files Of The
JournaD.
TEN YEARS AGO

Records of considerable exchange
af real estate, including orchard
i4ads. published.
iasa confirmed by Bishop Petee
La at Episcopal Chruch
FIVE YEARS AGO
Martin II JOY dies at Bedingtoo
President and Mrs Wilson visl.
lsdlpers Ferry and lunch a. hotel
ONE YEAR AGO
col John f. }Icotraw dies sud
dealy on b and O. train
Cumberland VALLEY station at
TabIer entered by thieves
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-30

price per front foot OF approximate
ly 81 100 The property is valuable
primarily for the site, and the build.
ing itself does not figure largely in
determining the ceiling price. The
demand for holdings in the business
section IS Sill active which IN IL
self is Indicative Of q steady trad.
ing area into which more and more
business men would like to place
their scene Of operations.
The state herald., 1921-01-18

selves will then be tanned to play dead
and speak pIeces-which means the
wilderness itself will be tanned. For
as long rs the wild lasts, the pack will
run through It In the winter. They
were here In the beginning, and In
spite of constant war and constant
hatred on the part Of men. they will
be here in the end. The reason is just
that they are the symbol of the will
derness itself, and the idea Of 1t con-
tinuing to exist without them Is
stranger than that of nation without
flag.
It wasn't quite the same song that
Dan had listened to In the first days
Of fall. 1t had been triumphant then.
and proud with the wilderness pride.
OF course 1t had been sad then, too,
but 1t was more sad now. And 1t was
stranger, too. and crept farther into
the souls of its listeners. 1t was the
song of strength that couldn't avail
against the snow, possibly Of cold and
the despair and courage of starvation.
These three that heard 1t were Injured
to the wilderness: but moment was
always needed after It's last note had
died TO regain their gayety.
They're getting lean and they're
getting savage Lennox sald one