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Mails for South and Central
America, West Indies, &c.
TUJRSDay DIrfEnrRER

Bahamas Gncludng 1nagua and Fortune
Lslands). Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and
other parts of Mexico ., via Nassau,
Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tampico;
also parcel post mails for the Mexican
States of Campeche, Chiapas, Guerrero,
Hdalgo. Mexico. Morelos. Oaxaca. Puebla
Tlaxcala. Vera Cruz and Yucatan, Sur
SIBONEY, 7 AM I.
Ecuador and Cauca Department OF Co
lombia (Canal Zone and Panama .. via
Cristobal, Buenaventura, Esmeraldas, Bahia
de Caraquez, Manta and Guayaquil. str
QUILPUE, 9 AM (sup 10 AM y.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3.
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix and parcel post
mails for Dutch Guiana (Curacao. Venez-
uela, Guiana and other parts OF Haiti y,
via Cape Haiti, Port Prince, Aux Cayes,
Curacao, Puerto Cabello, Laguayra, Gu
mana. Pampator, Carupano and Paramaribo.
str NICKERIE, u NJ.
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port do
Paix), Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
(prints, &c). Nicaragua Except East Coast.
Amapala City, Choluteca (also prints, sc.
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NEW YORK, Dco 1.-THE time bail above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen'e Church Institute. Is
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
~ meridian, or hours Glow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
qggO
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Halls rinaryp prn
xcep tina to
the CORNER OF
ymafc a andC
postsg h a
a is
dsalm tinea closes
Dbe required for whl hsuppls
aresh below
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AMERICAN, over years s. S. connection
Europe desires representative post ". S.
or Europe (prcferably ". So. thoroughly ia
uilIar chipping conditions those parts. Com
pctent 90 undertake purchase of stored,
bunkerq ballast. etc. and supervise foreign
accounts. highest credentials. Expect arrive
Ncw York mid December Repy q s3s Her
aiG 2sa Broa dwaN.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ITALIA (Br), from Bari 9th for New York
ORBITA (Br), from Southampton 9Th for
New York (due to arrive about Dec 16).
STAVANGERFJORD (Nor), from Chris
tiania 9th for New York. Due In New
York 10th.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRlvEl

ARGENTINA Qta). at Vigo 9th.
BELVEDERE QtaD, at Venice Sd.
CAMERONIA (Br), at Monaco 3D..
CANOPIC (Br), at Naples 9Th.
GOLDEN STATE, at Hong Kong 9Th
HELLIG OLAV DAM, at Christiansand 1th.
dam 7th.
PANHANDLE STATE, at London eth.
SANTA TERESA, at Valparaiso 9TH,
sHINYO MARU {Jap). at Manila 9th.
SOUTHERN CROSS. at Rio Janeiro 5h.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
AMERICAN LEGION. from Buenos Aires
9th for New York.
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DUE DECEMBER 10.

Amasis, Malta 9TH. h.....,........ Atlantic Tr
Archimedes. Liverpool 2Tth. White Star Line
Bessie Dollar, Havana 4th...... Dollar Line
Buckeye State. San Pedro 24th. United Am
Canadian Spinner, Bluff oct 2s.
WfOrd & Mckay
City OF HanSow. Newport 26th. Norton & LILLY
Eastern Importer. Lisbon 2jth. Grace Line
Eastern Leader Shields 2ith.J II Winchester
Hesioue, Liverpool 25th. ....... Barber SIS Co
Hubert, Para 2lth. ............... Punch -Edyc
Lake Trazee, Rio Janeiro 23d. Tracy SIS Co
West Caddoa. Huelva Gath. ..... Grace Line
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U. $. NAVAL SQUADRON SAILS.

CoNsrANTTNoPLE Dec. THE Ameri-
can naval squadron which has been here
for somo time left yesterday FOR Pola. In
tho North Adriatic Sea
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Diversion of Traffic.

diversion or frame.
Although the railroad and tunnel
system so far considered is confined in
its physical features to New Jersey and
Long Island, it will have an important
effect on the situation of Manhattan
island. according to the report "Op-
erations as at present conducted bring
to Manhattan quantities of freight not
intended for consumption or use on the
island. thereby involving unnecessary
congestion and long truck hauls. Sim
ilarly, large quantities of freight not
originating in Manhattan are at present
trucked TO the receiving stations on the
island. intensifying those conditions"
The diversion of traffic contemplated in
the port plan will relieve this situation.
1t is contended. The report continues:
"The commission has gver the most
exhaustive study to whether the trans
portation of freight between New Jer-
sey and Manhattan should be on the
water, above the water. or by tunnel
Under the water This question had to
] G considered coincidentally with the
method OF distribution to be devised
sfter it reached Manhattan, and has
unanimously decided that the connec-
ton should be by tunnel. The commits
sion has found that the amount Of
space that would be required on Man
haitian Island to handle thi number of
standard freight cars that would have
TO be brought daily to and taken from
the island to accommodate even the
present tonnages would require so
inuch land for tracks, yards, switching
facilities and supporting warehouse
terminals that it is economically i'm
practicable to provide for the needs of
The future by any system that has been
presented or that could be devised
which entailed the operation of an all
standard car freight service for in
hound and outbound freight on this ISL
and without breaking bulk The prob
lem OF westbound loadinge to destina-
tion, of room to make tic necessary
kot-ups and load and despatch cars
within the necessary time, cannot be
solved except at an expense which
would put an excessive burden upon
che commerce instead of reducing that
row existing.
THE commission has therefore found
that the automatic electric system sug-
gested by the former bi-State commits
sion, with some important notifications.
furnishes the best solution TO meet all
tho complexities which exist and have
developed in the discussions which
have been held, and which seems to be
the only one so far that viii stand the
tcid test OF economic proof While this
i~ novel system considered on so
large a scale. it does not involve new
CT unsolved problems. either in con-
rtruction or operation. Similar equip
nent and operations, though on
smaller scale. have been practically
4ested over a period Of several years in
England and the Post Office Depart
raent as the result of those practical
tests is now installing high speed un-
derground automatic electric system
for the distribution OF its mail. The
system proposed here is on much
'arger scale, but the principles have
reen established by experience and it's
feasibility has been confirmed by the
L ost expert advisers in all It's fea-
lures"
The New York herald., 1921-12-08
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF, Dec 7--Barometer at
noon, 1920 inches; wind, SW. fresh breeze;
weather, dull: temperature. 90 deg Fair.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The master of str Dakotan reports that
on Nov Z, 1921, Cape Maysi light, In ap-
proximately lat 20 10 N, Ion "a os W. was
observed to be showing group occultins
white every 16 seconds. thus: Light sec
onds. eclipse / second. light seconds.
eclipse / second, light seconds, eclipse
second light 4 seconds. eclipse I second.
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Almanac for New York December 8.
DROPPING oE TIME BALL.

The time given IN the above table is East
eru standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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The second officer OF str Leon NIII osp)
reports that on the night Of Nov 2l-22, 1921,
Los Roques Island Light, West Indies, IN
was observed to be showing / flash every q
seconds. visible 10 miles; also that on Nov
23 Muertos Island Light, Porto Rico, IN
w, was observed 20 be showing ! flash
every 1913 seconds.
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Belt Lines vital.

"The question OF proper belt lines TO
permit OF the unlication and consolida-
tion of terminal operations is perhaps
the keystone 20 the arch Of the struc-
ture, which we call comprehensive
plan for the future development OF the
port" Chairman Outerbridge said. The
middle belt line IN New Jersey provides
this keystone. Ii extends from n CON
ncction with the Baltimore and Ohio
Tailrosd north along the Central Rail-
rond Of New Jersey. crossing Newark
Iay by The bridge Of the Pennsylvania
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The second officer of str ohioan reports
that on Nov Il. 1921. at 1o 39 AM. Punts
de Compos Light, Mexico, in approximately
lat 10 OF II n lon 104 20 80 w, was OBJ
served 10 be showing / flash every sec
onds and not every , seconds. as stated in
the light list.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

SIR pawnee, Boston for New York
sehr Altana NJ Jaeger. New York for
Westerley.
Tugs Liberty. with barges Tenas. Winnie
gance and Manokin Cat S:2o AND; Nassau,
with barges Cat 7:45 AND.
Bound East.
schr Alice May. New York for Nantucket:
rug L.ehigh. with barges 70l. 1S7, Is6 and
799 cat 40 AND.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS ard TOURS.
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Mertresi ar os-bee 70 Enrope. Can. rrcins
Overn ~srsisr. I'D. iith Madison nvs
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MARITIME MISCELLANY,

WFtNH fNHI~ HHJNLLA<FAINI
BOSTON, Dec 6-Survey on str Amasis
(Br) disclosed between 225 and ESQ bales
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and Lehigh Valley Railroads. thence
northward on the west side Of Bergen
Hills generally east of the breakup
yards OF the New Jersey railroads. TO a
connection with the West Shore Railroad
In the vicinity or Bellman's Yard, to-
gether with the Newark and Elizabeth
branch OF the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey from Port Newark, northward
to Newark Transfer, thence eastward
across the Newark and New York bridge
OF the Central.
From this line connection is made
10 a proposed tunnel from Greenville to
Bay Ridge, by which means all OF the
railroads terminating on the west side
cf the port shall be brought TO the
Casterly side of the port for direct de-
livery in standard cars without break
ing bulk of all freight destined for Long
Island, The Bronx and New England
points. And it is by means OF this
same belt that at appropriate locations
there can be established suitable facili-
ties for the consolidation of the car float
and lighterage movement that must con-
tinue"
1.-The Importance OF this belt line"
the report continues, "rests in (a) that
Il is the shortest corr ecting link be-
tween all of the railroads terminating
on the west side OF ~. port; (b) that
it lies adjacent to and easterly of the
existing breakup and classification
yards OF each OF those railroads. with
which it can be readily connected; (c)
that the cars from trains broken up and
C. assified in those yards will then con-
tinue to move to this shortest connect
ing belt line by the shortest and most
direct route and in the right direction; :;
fd) conversely, that the same principle
applies 60 westbound movements"
Nineteen belt line and marginal rail-
roads in all are described in the re-
port. the purposes governing all being
to permit OF unification OF railroad
service. to bring all railroads to all
parts Of the port (excepting only Man
haitian 1sland), TO promote industrial
development and to establish the most
direct and economic intercommunica-
tion between rail and water borne COM
merce.
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MARiNIc--roR SAFE ON WANTED.

FOR sALE--Tug, draft 9 It,. compound 10,
2Ixs0 In built 1918: Immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY. II Broadway Fowl
ing Green 1G11
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EGNPT-INDIA. American e. Indian Lins
Port Said. Bombay. Colombo, Rangoon, Cali
cutta. Merton, Lilly g. Co, 20 Beaver ST., MI.
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AMERICAN LIT vans for ncvsns household
furniture between Europe a4.j N;nerica and
between cities In the United = ates house
20 house without boxing; only safe, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN STOR.
AGE & VAN CO. $40 Bridge St. N. Y.
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CosuIICH ,Tr,cstc, LIN

SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE.
DENMARK - NORWAY - SWEDEN.
Passenger office. 27 Whitehall ST.. ". Y.
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DUE DECEMBER o

Aquitania, Southampton Sd. -. .Cunard Line
Bayern. Hamburg oath. United American
Collamer, Bordeaux gath. ..... Cosmopolitan
Comal Galveston 3D.. Mallory Line
FL Isleo, New Orleans Cd Southern Pacific
FL Vale, Galveston Sd. ...... Mallory Line
EsperanZa, Havana 5th. Ward Line
Hellas, Curacao 30th. .... Caribbean SIS Co
Skogheim, Shields 22d.
Somerset, Hamburg 18th. L Hague
Virglia, Newcastle 18th. ...... .Cunnrd Line
West Insldp, Antwerp 18th. Black Diamond
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GRACE LINE. INC. TO PERU AND CHILn
via Panama Canal 10 Hanover So. Nsv
york.
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Continued on Following Page.
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EERNvDA-IdrnI Winter Vacations.
Turncss vermudg line. 70 whitehall St. ~. "
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srp,usurrs. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER s.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Algonquin. Turks Island Sd. ...... Clyde Line
Chicago City. Avonrnouth 23d.....J A Arkell
Erholm, Curacao 26th. Bliss, Dallett & Co
TT Hamilton. Bermuda 9Th. Furness- Bermuda
Gen G w Goethals, Colon 30th. Panama RR
Hustansworth, Valencia 10Th,
Simpson. Spence & Young
Java Arrow, Rotterdam 21st.....S o OF
King City, Barry 10Th. Navigation
kennecott, San Pedro 18th. Williams SIS Co
Knight Tempar. Gibraltar 23d. .Funch-Edye
Korauna. Gbraltar.............. .Norton-Lilly
kurdistan, Spezia 18th. ....J II Winchester
Lake Farley. Lisbon 19th.Intern'l Freightins
Magyarorszag. Oran 14th. .-..--. .Phelps Bros
Manchioneal, Tela list. United Fruit
Maraval. Trinidad 2oth. Furness- Witty
Mexico. Bordeaux 22d. .......-...F French Line
Mohawk. Jacksonville 5th. Clyde Line
Naneric, Algiers 7th. .Houlder. w & 3
Naugus, Hamburg 18TH. Barber Lines
Navarino Falmouth 10th......C NJ Fetterlof
Norden. Kalamata 1871. ...-... Oriental Nav
Orla. London I'D. d........... American Metal
Pannonia, Liverpool 26th....... .Cunard Line
sixaola, Kingston 3D.. ....... United Fruit
Virgil, Port Spain 2Sth... .Lamport & Holt
West Calumb. Gibraltar 18th. E. United Am
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HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
New York TO Rotterdam.
General Passenger offices. - State St, ~. =
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22

Dorcas. thinking Jevons is dead, goes
to finish his job
She arrives at the Jevons logging
camp in time to see the two forces
engage in conflict. She spurs the min
ions of Jevons The tide of battle
turns against them, however, so she
determines to outwit her uncle's forces
by desperate means.
She sets off the fuse which blows up
the dam behind which Jevons had
stored millions of gallons of river
water and thousands of logs. The lib
Grated water roars down the dry river
bed, the logs rolling and tumbling on
their way to the mills below.
1t is then she learns from Sloan that
Jeyons is helpless in a cabin directly
in the path of the flood
Then begins a terrific race between
the rushing waters and the girl on
horseback. She is too late to reach
the cabin, but soon overtakes Jevons,
who is floating down unconscious on
a section OF the cabin floor. He rap
idly is approaching a cataract.
Forsahng her horse, Dorcas takes
to the river, jumping from log to log
sometimes falling between them.
She reaches Jevons in the nick of time
and hauls him to safety.
The rule of the lumber baron is
broken. So is his spirit. Dorcas in
spires him to honor and right and pre-
walls upon him to marry Miss Labo.
SO that Sloan, their son, can hold up
his head again. Then, with Jevons.
her happiness is complete.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
Messrs. Clyde and Perry Robbed

II. W. Bliss, who recently went to
California to spend a few weeks on a
combined business and pleasure trip,
writes the Herald this week, enclosing
a clipping from the Pasadena Herald
OF December 10, which will be of in
terest to Boomers Ferry folks who
will remember Mr.. Clyde and Mr..
Perry as former residents here:
Held up in his own home lost night
by two armed robbers was the start
ling experience of S. p. Clyde of S43
Wright avenue and T. S. Perry, his
guest. The hold-up occurred at 8
o'clock, while Mr.. Clyde and Mr.. Perry
were sitting in the living room visit
ing.
According to the report made to
the police, the men knocked at the
front door of Mr. Clyde's residence
and then before he could go to the
door it was opened and two men car
rying revolvers entered the room and
ordered them to stand in corner
while they were searched. The ban
dts obtained fifteen cents and a book
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
of blank checks on the Citizens Saw

of blank checks on the Citizens Saw
ings Bank.
Mr.. Clyde was able to give the po-
lice good description of the bandits.
After searching their two victims, one
of the robbers turned his attention to
desk in the room, while the other
man guarded Mr.. Clyde and Mr.. Perry.
The only thing taken from the desk
was the book of checks. After the
robbery the two men backed out of
the room and disappeared in the dark
ness. Mr.. Clyde Immediately notified
the police, Sergeant Worrell, Detective
Sergeants Kaighen and Decker and
Officers Potter, Rucker and Ewing be-
ing detailed on the case. They were
unable to discover any clues, how
ever"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
PORTHILL NEWS ITEMS
Quality with Quantity

Miss Carleton, the county nurse,
was inspecting the schools in Porthill
community last week.
Mrs. Glenn Gorsline was called to
Standpoint this week because of the
serious illness of her father, Mr.. Whit
aker.
Mrs. De Graw entertained her pupils
at a 6 O'Clock dinner last Tuesday
evening. The pupils seemed to enjoy
themselves very much.
Don't forget the Christmas program
and tree at the school building next
Friday afternoon at 1870. Parents are
especially urged to attend these exer-
cises.
Mr.. Young, our customs officer, left
Saturday for his Christmas vacation.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22

Remalie's housekeeper tries to poi
son Dorcas and she leaves Remalie's
house to live with the Ginger brothers,
uncouth but mighty men of the forest,
who swear to protect her. Jevons
saves Dorcas from the annoyances of
Sloan, who wishes to marry her for
her beauty and fortune and Dorcas
and Jevons soon become sweethearts
and she pledges to carry on his work
in case anything happens to him.
The day is set for pitting of forces
on one side the wit of Jevons and
the loyalty of his crew-ex-service
men who had fought under him in
France-and on the other, the hireling
lumber jacks of the Remalie interests.
On the morning of the day word
reaches Dorcas that Jevons is miss
ing. Sloan has taken him prisoner
and bound him in a deserted cabin.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
THE STORY OF 1.-THE CONFLICT,
Wonderful Feature Film Being Shown
Today and Tomorrow at Amazon.

One of the greatest of feature films
yet produced is "The Conflict" which
will be shown at the Amazon Thurs
day and Friday, December % and %.
Priscilla Dean is pictured as Dorcas
Renlalie, who, when IS years old, be-
comes the ward of her uncle, hypo-
critical and INSCRIPTIONS timber
baron.
Jevins, splendid type of a young
man, prepares to compete with Rem
allie, the timber baron, in the lumber
business and Remalie plans to have
him put out of the way. Sloan, the
camp foreman for Remalie, is to do the
work
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
Methodist Church Notice

Christmas tree on Saturday evening
at 1880. 1t will be a white Christmas.
Giving and not receiving will be the
delight of the event.
Sunday Sunday school at 10; a.
M; a Christmas sermon at IL; there
will be no Junior league; Epworth
league and evening service combined
at $3.50, subject, Following the Star
What Do We Find?"
You are cordially invited to attend
these services. May all receive and
retain the Christmas spirit.
A. H. MORTON, Pastor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
from the thrilling story by
Richard Washburn Child

fr0m the thrilling story by
Richard Washburn Child
A Paramount Special
A gift of flowers from her hus-
band! And their perfume froze
her soul!
For now she kaew that @Helio-
tr0pe Harry" was free. Out of
prison to save his daughters
happiness. Out to wreak VEN
geance ON this inhuman, black
mailing mother!
Yet he never lifted a hand
against her. His victory was
far more terrible more
n0ble-than that.
As sHum0resque" showed to the
world the heart of a mother, SO
HeliOtrOpe7 stands as the great
est story of father-loye ever
filmed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22
AMAZON
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Millions OF persons have and continue read this
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-12-22

Pure Cream and Milk. delivered
each morning. Phone 4F6, HIGH
WAY DAIRY. adtf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-09-08
INDIA MOB STONES POLICE
Is Fired Upon-CasuaItie Uncertain
Moplahs Rake British
From Ambush.

Madras, Sept. 2.-Fightlng between
half-caste Hindoos and Mohammedans
on one side and Dravidians, or Indian
aborlgnes on the other. was resumed
here after having been quelled Monday
night. The trouble was caused by a
crowd attempting to prevent the Ora.
vidians going to work The police
interviewed, and, being stoned by the
mob, were obliged to fire upon II. De
tails as to the number of casualties
have not been learned
A dispatch from Caicut states that
column of British troops was am.
pushed at Pukkatur by Moplahs. a
hot fire being poured into the British
ranks from all sides The insurgents
were dispersed after four hours Of
hdnd-tc-hanl fighting, says an official
statement
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-09-08
ROOT DECLINES LEAGUE JOB
Refuses Nomination as Member of
World Court Because of Ad.
Vanced Age.

New York, Sept. 5.-Ellhu Root has
declined a nomination as a member of
the international court Of justice I'M
der the League Of Nations because of
his advanced age.
The Italian consulate here an
nounced that Mr.. Root had made his
refusal known in a letter to President
Titonl Of the Italian senate, as chair
man Of the Italian nomnators. Mr..
Root also had been proposed by
France, Brazil, Bolivia, Venezuela
and Uruguay On receiving Mr.. Roots
declination the Italian nominators
proposed John Bassett Moore.
Members Of the court will be chosen
this month by the assembly and the
council of the League Of Nations,
meeting at Geneva, from candidates
proposed by various countries.