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The New York herald., 1921-09-05
ARRIVED.

Str Carmania CBr), Liverpool Aug q and
Queenstown 2Sth, 10 the Cunard Steamship
Co, Ltd. with 325 first. 800 second cabin, $50
steerage passengers. mails and mdse. Went
to pier -. North River.
Str Empress OF India CBr). Southampton
and Cherbourg Aug y. TO the cunard Steam
ship 60. LTD. with ~ first. 2s5 second cabin
passengers. malls and ndse. Went to pier
81, North River.
Aug III 70 the Anchor Line, with 1871 first,
33a second cabin. 1876 steerage passengers,
mails and mdse. Went TO pier 80. North
Str Ryndam Dutch, Rotterdam and Bou-
logne Aug 20 and Plymouth 25th. TO the
Holland America Line. with 235 first, aOB
second and 256 steerage passengers. mails
and mdse. Went TO foot or 5th street. Ho-
boken. NJ, Saturday afternoon.
Str iceland tBrl, Antwerp Aug - and
southampton and Cherbourg goth. to the Red
star Line, With 100 first, ii4 second cabin,
80 steerage passengers, mails and mdse.
Went % pier 81. North River.
Str Mount Clay, Hamburg Aug %, 10 tho
United American Lines. with OFT stccrage
paesengcrs. mails and mdse. Went TO pier
Str La savole (FrY. Hsvre Aug ~. 10 the
compagnie Generate Transntlantiquo. with
22b first, lss second cabin, l2O steerage pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went 20 pier Ga.
North River.
str Providence tFrl, Marsellles Aug ~.
Naples 23d and Palermo 24th, 10 I w Flwnll
stecrare passengers, mails and mdac. Went
10 foot of 3ist street, brooklyn.
1AT AFNNthNU nan NiNAt nun aug ~, 10
Sanderson 4 Son Win mdae. Went to foot
Of 10Th street. Hobokon.
Str Bondonivr fBeg) Havre Aug 2O 10 the
Lloyd Royal Beige. with mdse. Anchored IN
Quarantine.
atr Eclipse, Alexandria Aug 10 ana Blzeria
tTih, to the United American Lines with
ndse Went ~ pier 30 Clifton, sl
Str Toyama Maru Tsri. iioi,o June 2s,
Manila 3Oth. Shanghai July Z, Taku Mar
I'm Kobe i7th. Yokokalrhi 18th. Yokohama
2oth MGroran 9ftn. son Frauclaco Aug ii
and cristobai 2e,h, to the Nippon Ynsen
kaisha with mdse Went 10 pier fg, chiffon.
Str Honolulu, Seattle Aug ., Evprett nth
aud CrlrtobHi 9Itl. "a Moore 4 Mccormack.
With mdse. Went to yukes lumber yard,
Yonkers
sir Glenaffrc ERR. santoa July Z, Rio Jh.
Metro tith, Victoria 2tat. Trinidad Aug &
and New Orleans 2Tth. to Furness. witty b
-, With mdst. Went to pier =, Rush Docks.
Brooklyn
str Fluof spar, nuenou Airea tuly "a and
santos AuR ~. tp Moore Mccormack with
mdse. Anchored off Red Hook
Str Deflna, Bupnus Aires Aug D. Ia tie
Munson Steamship Line. with nldsc An.
rhored IN Quarantine.
SIR Muneric tnrl, Cardenas Aug .i and
MatnnzHs J0th, 20 the Mnnaon Steamship
Line, with sugar. Went to pier .. East
River.
Str Lake Fariston. Para Aug u and rrinl-
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
BY United States Naval Communi.
scation Service.

distances given In miles; position Mt noon
uhless ofherwise specified.l
Abangarcz f7e N Colon IA
Achilles 274 Cape Henry m
Agwiworld 2t2 SW Hatteras IA
Albert u Watts 80 y Cape Charles I'd.
American Legion i,02s sE AMBROSE M.
Amolco lat 81 SO, Ion 6S So al
Ario ~ " Sabine I'd.
Atenas 5Tl N CrlstobaI "a
Atlantic Sun 80 Jupiter IA
AnsBble % n Hattefas 3d
Bfbbco lat 20 II. Ion 81 2i "a
Calgarolite $50 ESE Galveston I'd
Cape Henry 354 s Delaware Preakvater ~
chester sun % > Winter Quarter 3D.
Concho T6J s Ambrose a.
Currlcr 225 Il Sabine Bar Cd
Delight 2.423 from Cape Flattery PM %.
Dirigo rs y Cape Henry IA
Dorchester sE Northeast End - IN ps al
Empress Of Russia Int so II, Ion I'd 52 S PN
ID
Everett 70 sw shinnecock ith
Fred w Weller 10 Jupiter "a.
Gen w q Gorgas t98 s Ambrose 3D.
General Geo w Goethals 2a2 Colon IA
Glenpool i4o So Baton Rouge 2d
Gloucester iIG ME Winter Quarter itb
Crept Falls 25R Scotland I, v 3d
Gulflying 2i0 NV Tortugas I'd.
Gulfinaid 81 Hatteras "a.
" NJ Flagier 100 SW Hatteras "a
Huron IT, s Scotland !. v 3d.
Illinois 1In NE Jupiter Cd
rroquois 527 : Scotland y sd
J a Bostwlck 10 NE Jupiter 3d
Lsbctte f30 + Cape Henry "a
Lake III Rio $50 = Ambrose "a
Lake Tannin i6o 8 Scotland 4 "a.
Lewis Luckenbach 405 NE Colon "a
Llmon 00T = Nantucket "a.
Louisiana i54 SE Pensacola "a
Major Wheeler ~ Sc Frying Pan I'd.
Massick LET 40 3s. Ion 20 II ith.
Mnneaua 2ss n Colon 81
Minrcwnwa 2Ii y Charleston a.
Munalhro - ssE Fire island "a.
ontario Z NE narneEat 4th.
Orzaba lat 80 20, lon III 0t 3D.
Ossiniug 42i u by s 81 Thomas 3d.
Paraguay $50 NV Tortugaa I'd
psunborS aus'r5 gi8 @ wNw Ia Sand ,d'i5o Key ~ n
Pennsylvania q Cape Henry lth.
Persian 40 w Cay Head 4th,
Philadelphia GA Scotland +, ID
Pioneer aS NNE Hatterns "a
Porto Rico tB8 = Scotland T. " 3D.
Princess May ioi Ambrose ad
Radiant - $ Jupiter ri.
nny0 2a0 WNW TortuwAA Cd
Rochester ia N Jupiter "a.
BoAallad lat q - ION ga ~ 9Th
saco 40 ssB South pnas ID
San Greporlo y from Hatteras 80
San Pablo ans S Nantucket ad
Santa Buiaa S7i s. ualhra 3d.
.Tanamo ia2 gw Iiatterns "a
Thomas II Wheeler - 81 Galveston "a.
Tivivca 100 from Santa Marta 2d
Tuscn fi1 $ fIatferas sd
Ventura de Larrinaga a5 ssis cape Henl
VIM d Warden "a sE south Paaa 9d.
Walter Jennings tnO SW Hatternp gd
wcat Faralon a,isasH san Francisco 3 l..
west Isleta 27s Me savannah p.
Yankee Arrow 400 Sc Sabine Bar I'd.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
BONDHOLDERS DISCUSS
LEVY ON BRAZgL,S SHIPS

PARIS sept f--fTrcnch holders OF
bonds issncd nv the Brazilian States Of
Amazonas and Para payments ON which
are M arrears. are considering attach
ing soine Of the one-time German ships
which we're chartered by France 10
Brazil. II II said by newspapers here.
These vessels arc now IN French ports
and soon win be handed over To Bra
Gillian control
An inspired note hae hecn published
IN this city stating. IA effect. that such
procedure would probably be unslfcceas-
ful, rs u would be Impossible for the
courts to validity the seizure of vessels
belonging 70 foreign Governn1ent ri
IA declared tire French Government can
notl view favoiebly such action. being
OBLIGED by agretm TO turn over the
vessels.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
WESTERN ROADS HUGE
PROFITS ARE DENIED
Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD
Washington. ~. G., sept. 4.
New York Herald bureau !

washington. ~. ~. sept. \.
New York Herald Bureau,
Western raflroa0s, eighteen In num-
Der. charged in the farm commodity rate
hearing before the Interstate Commerce
Committee with having made a net profit
Of s9s7.S34.470 in 1920. have been mis-
represented. according to James r.
Woodwork of st. Paul. vice-president
of the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
charge was made by G. NJ. Reed, speak
ing for the shippers.
Mr. Woodworth, speaking for all the
roads, contends that their net operating
incomes for the year mentioned was only
s139, ,070,4S7.
IL Is probable. says Dir. Woodwork.
that Mr. Reed was not referring to the
profits for 1920 when he used the figures
SaS7,S34,470. but to the amount 10 the
credit OF the profit and loss account at
the end Of that year, which means the
accumulations to that account during
the entire existence OF the several car
rlers. which would probably be for an
average of nifty years. When this fact
y understood the significance OF his fig-
ures disappears, and from II will be seen
how unfair and misleading II Is TO put
before the public the statement that the
profits for 1920 were s9S7.s34.d70.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
100 BALKED BY MADMAN,
WHO WOUNDS S IN FIGHT
Holds Room, for TOo Hours
With Knife and Iron Bar.

BosToN. Sept. six persons were
wounded. two seriously, b. Philip Dolan.
,laborer, Who became violently insane
to-day and held 100 policemen. firemen
and civilians at bay for two hours be-
fore being subdued He was armed with
a butchers knife and an iron bar
Although wounded in the side by one
OF sixteen bullets fired at him and
deluged with a two inch stream OF water
from Q fire hose, he held room In his
home in South Boston against all Corners
until one Of the policemen knocked him
senseless.
Dolan has had hallucinations for
years, his wife told the police. She
said he had been confined for a time
on Wards Island New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
TROLLEY, AFIRE, TRAPS "a.
Passengers Flee Through WIN
dows, All Being Hurt.

SwAatFsccrr, Mass. sept. 4.-Thlrty-
f5sir persons were injured, nve seriously.
whon they wore trapped IN 4 burning
ono insn trolley car here Tonight.
short circuit in the wires under the
body of The car set the flooring afre
The passengers. panicstrickcn. crowded
70 the front SO tightly that The motor
man was unable 70 open tho door
Windows werd broken. but before the
passengers had succeeded IN climbing
out all we're surerins from cuts and
burns.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
CAR STALLS ON TRACK; 4 DIE.
Aged Pntr and Grandchildren
killed by Indiana Train.

Spcciai Despatch 70 THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
LAPoRTE, Ind. Sept 4.-Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Davis. 65 and 66, respectively. Of
Hanna. Ind, near here, and two grand
children. Catherine and Joseph conlon.
and I, respectively. children Of Charles
Ccnion Of Union Mills. Ind, were killed
instantly when their automobile was
struck on a railroad crossing this after
noon.
There were no witnesses, but IL is
believed the automobile stalled. as there
IS clear view to both ways OF track.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
WIRELESS REPORTS

Str American Legion Buenos Aires, &c
for New York. Is expected 10 arrive in Quar-
antine Tuesday morning.
Str philadelphia, Curacao, &c, for New
lyn, Monday morning
str Porto Rico. San Juan for New York
V expected . dock al pier 50, Brooklyn
Monday morning
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
BUSINESS IMPROVING, HE SAYS.
Bahson, stafisticinn, Expects No
Great Change Until Next Year.

SILVER BAT. N. ". Sept 4--Business
conditions are improving slowly. but no
great change may be expected until next
year. said Roger w. Babson. statistician,
IN an address at the closing session OF
the y. M. q. A. industrial conference
here to-day.
New England. said the speaker. Is just
beginning To come into its own, as this
section was the first hit by the business
depression. q. y. Emmons Of the Gem
eral Electric Company was another
speaker.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Dangers to Navigation.

fRepor.ed ito the photographic Office.l
Aug 20. Int 'S7 IS. Ion 10 II 80, three bar-
rels dashed tdgether, from the centre OF
which is a rstS about 10 feet high, having
on top meshi cage apparently buoy
ladrift.
7 Aug 1s. lat q II, Ion es A. a broken off
par projecting about 5 feet upright out OF
vater.
Aug %. lat SO 80, Ion A a.. a mine.
Aug 1s, lat 55 20 n, lon OF r. two mines
kith horns each. grayish in color.
Aug 81 30 33 NJ lon II 90 4, mine.
Aug 26 lat 45 OF, Ion as u, berg.
Mug 2S, lat ~ AZ, Ion 4s 43, a berg.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
SAILEE.

strs ottar CNoO, Boston: Lake Faokler.
Trinidad and Valparaiso, DE Soto. Balu-
more
Str Callabasas. Nuevitas, &C.
Sailed 3D.
strs Georgeanna weems. Baltimore. San
Giovanni UtaD, Naples, Madonna (Frl
Naples: Stanley Dollar, Boston. Muawood,
Nuevitas; Gdansk, Danzig: Ipswich, Ham
burg; Luise Nielsen tNor). Baltimore. .
Strathlorn tBrl. Bordeaux via BaltimoTe
Chinampa, Wilmington, Caloria. San Pedro
dc Macoris, Belvernon (Nor) Gibara Shen-
andoah, Tampico Martha Washington. Rio
Janeifo, McKeesport Havre. Lake Elon,
Baltimore; Gran (Norl, Norfolk. william
Penn. Yokohama. Kobe and Shanghai.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced to sea leyeD at New York on
Sunday. September 4, 1921. at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty nine and ninety hundredths
(29.00) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-nine and five
tenths C75g.5) mllnmeters. Captains OF all
vessels lying IN or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their Darometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, NV, lS miles;
clear, chopDy sea.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Sept s--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Seamen's Church Institute, 25
South street dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
MOTOR CAR sKIDs, KILLS GIRL.
Five other Persons Hurt In Acci-
dent Near Penn Van, n. Y.

PENN TNN, n. n. Sept. 4.---Miss Ethel
Goldstein of Rochester was fatally in
jured and five others were injured when
the automobile IN which they were rid
ing skidded on Milo hill. three miles
south of this village late this afternoon
Miss Goldstein died IN the Soldiers and
Sailors Hospital here at HI o'clock to-
night
The New York herald., 1921-09-05

87StTSt fllhlis dlu fHuSe. went
to New YTlI Dock Cos pier g. Brooklyn.
str Millinocket, Fajardo Aug "a, TO the
Bull-lnsuar Line, with sugar. Went to
Warmers sugar refinery Edgewater. Nj.
Str Paloma (Cuban). Matanzas Aug 80, to
the Munson Steamship Line, with sugar.
Went to pier 10. East River.
str Porto Rico, San Juan Aug 81. to tie
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
with passengers, mails and mdse. Anchored
IN Quarantine.
Str Apache, jacksonville and Charleston
to the Clyde steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse Went 10 pier 81. North River.
Str Nurla (Sp), Philadelphia Sept 3, TO
Garcia Dlaz, with mdse in transit. Went
to pier 49, East River
Str santa Ana Philadelphia, to w n Grace
\ 90. Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier
33, Brooklyn
Str Norden pan). Philadelphia.
str Alaskan, Boston, 70 the United Ameri-
Brooklyn.
Str Robin Goodfellow, Boston. TO the 18TH
mian steamship Lines. Went TO pier b.
Jersey City
Motor ship Bayonne Philadelphia, to the
vacuum ~ 20. Went to Bayonne, Nj.
Y : destroyer Hopewell, Boston. Went to
ll1th street, North River
= destroyers Fairfax and Taylor, Phila-
delphia, Went 70 125th street North River.
Schr Edward r Smith. Charleston,
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
DUE sEY}l


Steamer. From.
Ian Planter. Colon 2Tth lVIlfSTI a VI
Calamares, Limon Goth. ....... United Fruit
City Of Madras. Gibraltar 23d -. Norton Lilly
Deucalion, Port said lTth..... Booth IS Co
= i Luckenbach. Hamburg Gath. Luckenhach
1T Hamilton Bermuda Sd. ~. Quebec Co
Lake El Rio, Jamaica Goth. .... Clyde Line
Parima ST Thomas Both. ..... Quebec SIS Co
Philadelphia. San Juan 30th. .......... Red u
Royal Prince, Cape Town 9th. .Furness- Witty
Sac Vicente, Lisbon 18th. ........C Pichard
Tauamo. Tela Goth. United Fruit
DUE SEPTEMBER @.
American. Rotterdam 24th.,.....R l. Hague
American Legion. Rio 18th. Munson Line
city OF Montgomery, Savannah Sept 3
Ocean SS Go
Comanche, Jacksonville Sept 3. Clyde Line
FL Estero, New Orleans 3ist :. Southern pac
FL Sol, Galveston 3ist......... Southern Pac
Mayaro, Trinidad 2ath. ..... Furncss, Witty
Oscar II. Christiania 27th. 500. Scandin- Am
DUE SEPTEMBER 7.
Livingston Roe. Stockholm 2Jth. II Il Hague
Mexico. Havana I'd. .....,.N Y & Cuba Mall
Murb mar. Havana Sd. ......... .Munson Line
Myrtle, Hamburg Goth. ,....... United Amer
Noorderdyk, Flushing 25th. Holland Amer
Santa Theresa, Havana 2d..... Am Cuban
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
kFOREICN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CANGE RACE. NE. Sept 4-Barometer at
noon, Noes inches wind T.. light breeze;
weatherA dull and hazy; temperature, 40 deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

achusetts--Boston Harbor Approaches
ps Island Fog Signal again in opera
Apt. 2.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
DUE SEPTEMBER 6
Almanac for New York Sept. S.

The time given IN the above table Is East
ern standard time and u furnished by the
United states Coast anu Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05


MT ARTHUR, Tex. Sept
strs cushnet. Charleston; Arlo,
Cuttyhunk. Galveston.
Arrived 4th, sirs Paraguay, LI'sfsS
DC; w vandyke. Philadelphlaf w NJ Irlsif.
do; Lake Florlan, West Indies n
Sailed 4th. strs Lake FalamA, Galveston
Gulf OF Mexico, New York.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Sept S-Arriyed, str
PoRT TAMPA, Fla. Sept s--Arrivea ~
| Miami, Key West; WILSON, Norfolk.
Sailed Sd, str Trinidadian. Tampico.
Sailed 4th. strs Cantal (Fr). Anister1d
Miami, Havana.
Santiago. Cienfnegos; West lsleta, Ssvan-
NAH Monmouth (Br) Baltmore Mckees-
port. New York; Svein Jarl tNor), Fowey.
&c: Delaware (Nor), Christiansani Wad-
don (Br). Huclva Floridian t5r). Boston.
Cleared I'd, str West Raritans. Baltimore.
Sailed 30, strs Tiflis (Spl. Queenstown (for
orders Manchester shipper (Br), Manches-
don and Hamburg via Baltimore, &C; Schie-
dyk (Dutch). Rotterdam via Baltimore and
Newport News; Nantucket, Boston; Ocmul-
gee, Boston, Nestalia CBr. Rotterdam; Nor
den (Dan), New York; Gufstar, Tampieo
schr Friendship. Rockport, Mass. for Miami
Fla.
Sailed 4th. strs Alness CBr). Hamburg Via
Liverpool and New York; David McKelvy,
Key West; BranIell Point. Lisbon and Corr
Oporto; schooshp Nantucket, Boston,
PORTLAND, Ole, Sept 3--Arrived, str Bris-
tol, Norfolk.
Arrived 4th, str E'ricda, Port Arthur.
Sailed 4th. SchrsS Rachel w Stevens, Hamp-
ton Roads; punham Wheeler, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept 3-Arrived,
str China. Singapore, &c.
Arrived ID str Montebello. Port San Luis
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept 3-Sailed. strs West
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Bound East.

Tugs Latin American. with ! barge Cat
/ 80 PAD; Alert, light tat $50 pM).
Motor barge Service tat II 80 AND.
Passed 3D.
schr 3 r Tower CBr), Jersey City for St
John, NB.
Schr Margery Austin (Br), Perth Amboy
for st John, NIB (anchored).
Schr Truno Queen (Brl. Gutenberg for st
John NIB.
sohr W comeau CBr). Elizabethport for
St Johns, MI.
schr commack, New York for Norwaik.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
SUNDAYS sSyailRsarsr, fSSsSSsH

4.r ntfon,cr ramadeiI' Tvs. Franklin ST.,
t.ao. W. tgDth ST.. b.t5 y. VI. ConnectA ~
~cyburrh fer return 10 New York. ZEN
TRAr, HUDSON LINE.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
JEWS FROM ALL
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr Storm Petrol. Boston for New York.
TO Gilmartin 4 Co.
Tugs Charles McCaffrey, with barges Cat
10 AM); Hokendauqua, with 0 lat IL so
AND Harriet, with tug Alert Cat II 80 AND
Triton, with tat / PM: Watuppa, with !
TAT AS PM Tess, light (at PMl.
Steam canal boat Lille & Agnes Cat 80
PM.
Passed 3D. ~
Schr Lavolta, st John, NIB, for Ney1
cheiie. NY. with lumber. to J =
Lumber 90, vessel to Gilmartind
Schr Lucy Evelyn, Apple Riv
Port Chester, NY, with lumber
Gilmartin Co.
Schr Freddie Eaton. Calais, Me-
River for Port Reading. " GilmartinN
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
e TO MARINERS

EERALD'S Ship Meas Office IS IN
lneaos Information givea by U. S.
Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
LOF MAILS

iicated below ct the General Post office and
. parcel post packages and registered articles
. articles have to be mailed between the hours
corner Of Morton and West streets) foreign
General Post office and City Hall station.
1T Office and City Hall Station, where double
IL 1double postage required closes at the
lplementary closing tifue shown below, except
~ and for Central America, &c, Via Cristo-
sells sail between the hours of AM and 8
A.NA'- Np pier Is open 10 the public Ia hours
hes before the scheduled sailing time.
supplementary man Is accepted on the
N kf) following time of closing OF mail.
b for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER !.
uda via Hamilton. str FORT HAM
$3.50 AM.
Island and Dominican Republic via
sland. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Samana, La Romano, San Pedro
rs, San Domingo CITY and Azua,
rUS, IL M.
and Colombia except Cauca and
partmentsD via Kingston, Carto-
(nii,a and Santa Marta, str TUR-
NJ cup 12:30 PM -.
,nspacific Mails.
York at PM as follows;
Islands, New Zealand and
ancouver and Victoria, BC,
\.pt 9.
Francisco ctr LURLINE,
Francisco. str MANoA.
.ynatra - ! ,ecially
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by the Navajo Highway Commission un ti II a. m Sept 18th, 1921 for the follow ing work of the Winslow- R Reservation road.
 The work consists of approximately the folIowing:7
 1000 GU. yds. roadway borrow. 800 GU. yds. Road Excavation. 1000 GU. yds. gravel surfacing. 40 cu yds. rubble masonry.
 Specification may be obtained from w. J. Hoekway, Secretary
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for per cent of the total amount bid.
 Proposals shall be addressed to w. U. Hookway, Secretary and plainly marked on outside of envelope "Pro- posals Sec. D-Project G."
 The above work is located about 26 miles Northeast of Winslow on above road known as Burr Williams Flat. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 w. J. Hookwav, Secretary,
 Highway Commission.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09
The Band Of Hope

When the wife of Joe Betts, an Alabama darkey died, he mourned her sincerely. "T's going to put a sblack border to my house." he sad. And he did. A week later a broad band of black outlined the front of his little dwelling. A couple of years passed. Then one of hls neighbors. stop ping to speak to Joe, found hlm Sazing up at his little black edged house with an air of per- plexity.
 Tt lasts well, Joe," said the neighbor, in a tone of sympathy. but the black grows a little rusty. You will have to put on another coat?'
 'Yessuh." said Joe. Daisy Moore, she says it needs another coat.
 Daisy Moorel Ohl But has she said black paint. Joe?"
 "Uhl" grunted Joe, and then hls look of perplexIty vanished in slow grin. "Pse going to ask her tonight, he added brisk Fly.
 Two days later the sympathetic neighbor, passing again, was greeted by Joe from a ladder set against the house.
 How does yo' like it?'' he asked. waving his brush toward the band of bright red glowing across the top of the little house. Daisy Moore, she picked it out. We git married next week. "-- Philadelphia Ledger.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by the Navajo County Highway Commis- sion until Il a. m. Sept. 18th for the following work on the Winslow-Reser- vation road about 23 miles northeast of Winslow known as Johns Draw. The work consists of approximately the following:-
 75O0 GU. yds. roadway borrow. 800 cu yds excavation.
 1000 GU. yds. gravel surfacing. 20 cu yds. Bubble Masonry. Specifications may be obtained from ". J, Hookway, Secretary.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for per cent of the total amount bid.
 Proposals shall be addressed to W. J. Hookway, Secretary, and plainly marked on outside of envelope ''Pro posals Sec. C.-Project 6.
 The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 W. J. Hoekway, Secretary,
 Highway Commission.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09
Busy to no Purpose

"Gabson seems to be an industrious man"
 "You are right.
 "Then he is industrious?"
 "No, he seems to be. Gab- son can come nearer to giY- ing a correct imitation of the ant while leading the care-free life of a grasshop- per than any other man l ever know. = Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09
Peiriicado's Nofe Book

The latest amusement of the sm art set here in Holt has been christened the Whiz. bang party. This new play is much more amusing and instructive than bridge whist. besides the moral uOlift to be gained by the parti- cipants. The way. we under stand, the game of Whiz- bang is played here Tn Holt is for the hostess to act as chief Whizzer. Seated in a circle around her each player has different copy of the Whiz bang which all read silently until some one finds some brilliant and uplifting sketch in their copy which they proceed to read aloud, and any one of the players who does not laugh and make intelligent comments on the moral upIift of the piece will be fined 8 cents which is used to buy more Whiz-bangs. We surely hope we will get an in- vitation, to one of these parties soon.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09
FOR SALE

Overland Touring Car Model 83T. In good condi- tion. Will accept Liberty Bonds at par. Also Chal- lenge wind mill with Derrick.
 J. M. Lee Box 22
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09

A camel can go eight days with out drink. and some men can go eight days without Q bath.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-09

The way to make business pick up is to get out and run it down.