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The New York herald., 1921-11-04
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given in miles; position, at noon,
unless otherwise specified.1
Agwidale lat 13 40, lon 95 OF ID.
Agwisun SO w Sand Key %.
Alaskan 492 from Balboa I'd.
Amelia 100 Cape Mayvi 1st.
america tAm s 8 es4 Ambrose 50; =,
Arapahoe IA n Hatteras I'd.
Artigas 20 sW Nantucket I'd.
Aanis CITY So ssn sesro se PM 3D.
Bantu 1000 EsE Barbados 18th
Bethnor or lat ss 80. lon es o. Sd. "
Blbbco $50 Key West I'd.
bradford 66 s Hatteras I'd.
Camden s3 from Cristobai Cd.
Carolyn 40 s Hatteras "a.
Cepois passed Key West lst
Charles n Everest iss wNw Tortusas %.
Chattanooga City $50 Sc Cape San Lucas
choiuteca 9 NE contoy Island "a.
CITY OF Fairbury 429 EsE Galveston I'd.
Clement Smith 90 sW Hatteras ID.
Comal 30 Hatteras 3D.
Comus 1873 NV Tortugas I'd
Concho 325 $ Ambrose Sd.
Coquitt lat % "a. Ion 5s OF "a.
Cretan 80 $ Fire Island I'd.
Currler 3as NV TortuRas I'd.
David McKelvy 10 Harerss %.
Delco 344 n Cristoba I'd.
Drigo 4i0 L Sabine bar ID
Eastern King 4G5 Il Ambrose I'd.
EdwSTd wd l. bobeny 5' III 81 Ne r % nattsras 81. d
III Laro i0I IIatterRs 2d.
~ Oriente so wNw Tortugas I'd.
III NaHe 26f s Scotland l. V 3d.
Isporanza 50 : Tampico bar Cd.
. Barstow $50 r Loboe Island "a.
G Harrison Smith 100 NE Jupiter I'd.
Gene Crawley $50 ~ Tampico Cd.
George @ Henry 20 W Arkansas Cay I'd.
a "a IL To
George W Barnes passed Jupiter I'd.
Giuseppe Verdi lot 10 %. lon 45 80 I'd.
GcnpoOl 10 " Sombrero I'd.
c,recian 100 NE Winter Quarter 3D.
Gulfprlnce iT5 SW Hatteras Cd.
Glcnrldge 3is WV Key West %.
Gulfking 30 W sand Key ID
Guifmaid 50 NV TortuRas I'd.
Gulf Of Mexico i6J w Tortugas I'd.
Il q g Foiser W Sand .sy Key "a. '
IIsnpt99n 6osds lat ,sd Z, 60 Ion q 70 3D.
Hilton % 3 Scotland l. V "a.
llonoriuH 30 off Pensacola I'd.
Illinois 125 w TortuEas PM "a.
J y oNeil "a y Hatteras Sd.
y paazlses - y Hetteras 3D.
ja"p jo9a u "FST RoSEofssF ios Sanq y Tey Tsmpeo gs %
Joseph seep iT2 y Ambrose 3D.
i / Luckenbach ,sG5 Sc San Pedro I'd.
!. J Drake 225 w Sand Key "a.
Lake Emont 100 Ambrose Sd.
Lake Banyan 50 " San Salvador 1st.
Lake Favouia 30 SW Hatteras Sd.
Lake Gallsteo 80 wNw Cape Cruz ID
Lilmae 1870 SSW Hatteras ID.
Lilo lat Al n. lon % a. 3D..
Lombardia passed Santiago I'd.
bompoc 80 & Balboa z PM 20.
Louisiana "a sW Sand Key "a
NJ y Elliott 39s Sc Galveston I'd
Macabi GA Nantucket 3D.
Manaqu iI2 Nantucket Cd.
Mantilla 20 Sc Sand Key cd.
Matura I ole $ by 70 Ambrose %
Molroso 30 NE by u Cape Henry 3D.
McndOcino 2fO " Hatterns I'd.
Meridcn 2.4T0 San Francisco "a.
Mexicnno N Vera Cruz 3D.
Mount Evans 220 SSE Halifax "a.
Mundelta 400 ESE Galveston "a.
Nuneono G3 sw 1atteraS "a
Nrcoochoe q. ~ Uaiisrsr ~
Newton 10 w5w Bleok Island 60
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1921
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Rotterdam Dutch, Rotterdam. &C. for
New York. Is expected to dock at foot OF 9th
street, Hoboken, Friday forenoon.
Str King Alexander (Br), Piraeus. &c, for
New York, is expected to dock at pier %.
Brooklyn, Friday afternoon.
Str Vestrls (Br). Buenos Aires, &c. for
New York, is expected to dock at pier II.
Hoboken Monday morning.
Str Gdansk, Danzg for New York, Is ex-
pected 20 dock at pier %, Brooklyn. Friday
forenoon.
Str Hansa (Ger). Hamburg for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier SO, North River.
Sunday forenoon.
Str Centennial State, London for New
York. was In lat - As, lon 40 "a at noon I'd.
Str Gothland (Belg). Antwerp for New
York. Is expected to arrive In Quarantine
about 10 PM Friday and dock at pier IS.
North River, Saturday morning.
str Montana, London for New York. Is ex-
pected TO arrive In Quarantine late Friday
night.
Str Matura (Br), Trinidad for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier "a. Brooklyn, late
Sunday or early Monday.
Str America. New York for Bremen, was
$40 miles from Sandy Hook at noon I'd.
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ing crashed into the pier bulkhead. breaking
aud denting several bow plates. Repairs
will require several days.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 2-Str Admiral
Farragut, which was 20 leave port here for
san Francisco and san Pedro. Is delayed by
Tie bursting of The main feed pump.
Str San Diego San Pedro for Tacoma
went aground at Jefferson Head, Puget
Sound. during fog. Vessel later floated
and proceeded.
SYDNEY, CB, Oct oS--Str Wabana (Br)
for Quebec, returned with steering gear out
of order; made repairs and proceeded.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov Str West p'Rowa
grounded during fog here to-day.
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ST JOHN, NB. Nov 3--Arrived, str West
Celins. Norfolk.
Sailed 3D. sehr Fleetwood (Br), New
York.
SuEZ, Nov 2-Arrived. str Sonnelsdyl
(Dutehl, Batavia for New York.
SUNDSVALL, Oct 29-Arrived, str Nava-
rino (Br), Sabine.
SYDNEY. NsW. Oct s1-sailed. str Paris
City (Br). Puget Sound.
TENERIFFE, Nov f--Arrived, str Cabo
Creux tSp), New York.
TSINGTAO. Nov ARRIVED. str West Ka-
der, Portland, o.
TYNE, Nov 3-Sailed. str Tarantia (Bn,
New York.
VANCOUVER. Be, Nov 3-Sailed, str Ne-
hme Maru (Jap), San Francisco.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Tugs James McWilisms, with barges Cat
9:f0 AND Laura. light Cat 2:05 PM) Socony
%, light Cat 9 PM): A p Slddmore, with I
barge Cat PM) Aries, with Cat 40 PM)
Bound East.
schr Gladys NJ Taylor. Port Liberty for
Calais, Me.
Schr Ronald G Lonemire (Br), Perth Am
boy for Bridgetown. MS.
Schr Leo Le Blanc (Br). New York for
schr VIM A Morse. New York for Nam
tucket.
schr A w Chisholm (Br). Guttenburs for
Halifax.
steam lighter Levathan Cat II 80. AND.
TUGS Nathaniel p Doane, with barges
lat 3 AND Kentucky. with Cat 9:20 AND !:
wesunoreland. with 4 cat G:5o AND; Chas
Greenough, with Cat 6;55 AND Laura
NJ Keeler, with l Cat $3.50 AND; Nothing
ham, with . cat 7:lo AND; Plymouth, with 3
Cat Z AND; Perth Amboy. with : lat 20
AND: Cheektowaga, with . tat :45 AND !;
Mary w Potter, with 3 cat :i5 AND: Elmer
A Keeler. with (at AND Frederick ]
Kellers, with s tat IL 40 AND John Garrett
with tat | PMD.
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Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER !.

Madeira (Morocco, Canary Islands and
West Africa y, via FInchal, Rabat, Ten
eriffe, Dakar. Free Town, Grand Bassam,
AKIN. Seccondee, Elmina, Cape Coast, salt
pond. Wlnnebah, Accra and Addah; also
parcel post mails for Santa Cruz de Ten
criffe and Cadiz, str JEKfL, 1880 PM.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton (mah -, str CAR
MANIA. 8 AM (sup $50 AN ~.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. Via Cher
bourg and Southampton, str OLYMPIC, $
AN (sup 0:30 AM y.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plyln-
cuth, Chcrbourg and Hamburg Nnsil -
also parcel post mails for Great Britain,
Ireland. France, Germany. Austria, CZecho-
Slovakia, Hungary, Switzerland and other
countries. str MINNEKAHDA, s AM (sup
$50 AM ID.
Netherlands 81, via Rotterdam, str
WESTERDYK, s: 80 AM.
Italy "a, via Palermo and Naples, str
PALERMO. q 80 AM
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Danger. to Naxixation.

fReported TO The HydrographIc Office.l
Nov /, lat 80 %, Ion ~ 81. passed a
whistling buoy.-Str America.
The U Coast Guard cutter Yamacraw
reports picking up O capsized derelict in lat
80 20, lon 81 II on Oct 81. 1921. and beach
ing and anchorins II ~ lat so 2s lon 81 23
sighted on Oct 80 In lat 80 II, Ion 81 Oh by
Danish str Nordamerika.)
Nov 1. lat "a 35. lon 50 46. passed dere-
lict schooner with after deck awash.-StI
Mundelta.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON. Nov 3---The branch Hydrogra phic
will be cent out broadcast by radio local
notice of menaces or changes In aids 10
navigation; these reports will be made from
Boston at II AM and PM and mariners
are requested to notify tho local hydro
graphic office Of all menacee coming under
their observation: similar notices will be
sent out from naval radio stations ON both
coasts OF United States.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Indicated below The General Office
mailed
AMandl2
Eupplen az the
a
is
the sheduIed tim and
OFFS shown a
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STEAMBOATS,. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.

when you are going to travel by water
tnls ran book your passage In ships
that SAL under the American flag.
Tney are fast and luxurious, sailing
10 all parts OF the world. These ships
are the symbol Of perfect comfort Mt
ea-America's idea of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
Plymouth, Boulognc and London
From New York
Centennial State
Nov. 1o--Dec. Is
Panhandle State
Noy. 26-pec. q
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
Potomac
Nov. 12--Dec. 81
Hudson
Dec. 3
Princess MatOika
Dec. 10
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen
From New York
America
Nov. 2e--Jan.
George Washington
Nov. s-Dec. SIAN. II
United States Lines, Inc., As Broadway.
Whitehall 205o.
South America
Rio de Janeiro; Monteyidee and Buenos Aires
From New York
American Legion
Southern Cross
Nov. %
AeoIus
Dec. 8
Huron
Dec. %
Bowling Green 5000
Far East
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon. Singapore. Co.
II u San Francisco
Granite State
Nov. II
Pacific Mail s. S. CO., Hanover 3d..
N. Y. Tel Bowling Green 1890.
Honolulu, Yckoilama, Kobe, Shanghai. Hong
From Seattle
Silver state
Nov. %
Keystone State
Pine Tree state
The Admiral Line. il state St.. ". =.
From San Francisco
Golden State
HoosieT SeT stat.
Dec. II
Pacific Mail s. S. Co.. Hanover 5q., N. I.
Tel. Bowling Green 1890.
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana. Canal, Port Los Angeles. San Fran.
cisco and Hawaiiar u Islands: Islands
HWwkeye state
NOV. ZJ--Jan. %
Buckeye State
Dec. 17-Feb. IS
Maison Navigation Co., 40 Market St-s
San Francisco, Cal. 10 South Gay st.
Baltimore. Md.
us. SHIPPING BOARD
Dsaasi:9so~0Gi, ~
:atasaA
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
FRIDAY. NOVF.TRrcT,

Hayti (eXcept Cape Hayti and Port de
PaiD, Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
tprints, &c), Nicaragua Except East Coast :,
Amapala City, Chouteca (also prints &c,
for Nncaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran), In
Honduras, Cauca and Narino departments of
Colombia and Ecuador (other parts of Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador y. via
Port au Prince and Cristobal, str COLON
(sea posD, IL 80 PM (sup 80 PM ~.
rino and Magdalena departments 0Iayti - d,
via Port Prince. Kingston, Cartagena
and Savanilla, str LAKE FACKLER, l PM.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
Bahamas Gncluding Inagua aud Fortune
AM.
Cuba ('), via Havana. sir MEXIco, S
AN +.
Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador (prints
&c(. Nicaragua except East CoasD, ANA
pala City, Choluteca (also prints. sc. for
Nacaome, Tegucisalpa and Nuscaran) in
Honduras, Cauca and NarIno departments
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NEW YORK. Nov 3--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen'a Church Institute. %
eouth street, dropped to-day AZ exact noon
18th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean timc telephone Bowling Green
1920.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE. Nov 3-Barometer a
noon 29.e0 inches; wind. WSW; weather
foggy temperature, AZ deg Fair.
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DEl
SAIL FRIDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE NOVEMBER

Steamer. From. Agents
Aliianca. Colon 2ItlI. .......... Panama Rfs
City OF Atlanta. Savannah lst. Ocean SIS Co
City of Durham. Glasgow 23d.. .Norton-LIily
Concho, Galveston 29th. h....... Mallory Line
Delfina, Algiers 18th. ---
Eastern King, Fenit Goth. ..... Moore & M"C
El Lago. New Orleans 2Sth Southern Pacific
El Occidente, Galveston Goth Southern Pac
Hawaiian. Hamburg 18th. ..... United Amer
King Alexander. Piraeus 18TH Greek Line
Monte Cristo, 81 Michael 23d ........ ----
Rotterdam. Plymouth .7th...... .Hol land Am
Siboney, Havana lst.......-,....W Ward Line
fungus. Turks Island 10Th. Columbus IS Co
DUE NOVEMBER ).
Aeia, Marseilles 10Th. .Fabre Line
Gothlanc. Antwerp 23d. ............R Red Star
Havre Maru, Havana 30th..... Barber & Co
Joseph Seep. Nordenhamn 2ist. r l. Hague
Montana, LONDON 22d. Atlantic Transport
Mndeata Shields onIh
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given In the above table Is East.
srn standard time and Is furnished by tht
United states Coast and Geodetle Survey.
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m,R,Sr-roR SALE OR WANTED.

POWER derrick boat. IS II. long. u ~.
beam, equipped with three cylinder VOL
verine rasoiene motor AZ n. D.. also boom
and settings, IN good condition.. prlco $500.
AppIv ARTHUR TICKLE ENGINEEIuNG
WORKS, ~ Deleyan at, Brooklyn. ---------.-.-
FOR sAT,E-Tng, draft r IT,, compound 10,
2fx3s in: built 1918: Immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, IA Broadway. Bowl
ing Green 1851. .--------------------
CAPTAIN. unlimited I'ccnsc, wssnT poss-
fion: willing 80 Invest FROM nN'fr 70
$4,000. 4 300 Herald, Fulton 81
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CABLE REPORTS.

PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
CRY OF LUCKNOW (Br) passed Gibraltar
Sd.
EUROPA QtaD passed Gibraltar Cd.
HAVERFORD CSrl- at Liverpool Sd.
24th.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Ne0s Office is IN
the Barge Office Ship information given By U. S.
Shipping Board Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green 1850.
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DUE NOyENTBER 8.
DUE NOVEMBER 6.
Andrea f Luckenbach. Colon 3on.

Luckonbach SIS Co
Apache, Jacksonville Sd ......... Clyde Line
of Montgomery, Savannah 30. Ocean IS Co
Centennial State, London .6th....U Lines
Finland, Cherbourg -Sth...........Re star
Hansa, Hamburg 2Gth. Hamburg American
Manchuria. Hamburg 2Gth. 30. American Line
Matoppo, Alexandria i3th...... Norton Lilly
Matura, Trinidad 2a,h....... Funess- Witty
Psstores. Port Limon a0.h. United Fruit
The Angeles, Malaga I'D. ...... Export SIS Co
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CANoPIC CBr), from Aimeria I'd for Boston
and New York.
ROMA (Fr), from Lisbon list for New York.
RYNDAM Dutch. from Plymouth Sd for
New York.
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Almanac for New YorI, November q.

sun rises...... 9 % Moon riscs. 10 90 AM
Sun sete..-...... so Moon sets. s - PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER NOVEMBER l.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-10
American Fishing
Vessel Seized by
Mexican Officials

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The
American fishing loaf Mabel, Of Los
Angeles, was seized early this week
about five miles off the Mexican
coast, by a vessel Of the Mexican
patrol and another Of American reg
istry but manned by Mexican SOL
diers, the state department was ad-
vised Wednesday by American Con-
sui Burdette, at Ensenada, Mexico.
The Mabel was subsequently re-
leased after fine had been paid, the
amount Of which is not known. Con-
sui Burdette added that three of the
crew had been held by the Mexicans
pending the payment of an addi-
tional fine. The state department
announced that it had made repre-
sensations to the Obregon govern
ment, at Mexico City. on the case.
The Olga D., the vessel of Ameri-
can registry, the message said, fired
with machine guns on the Mabel be-
fore it was seized and the crew were
then roughly treated and robbed by
the men of the Olga D. and the
Tecate, of the Mexican patrol. The
Americans were charged with carry
ing contraband arms and munitions,
although this was later changed to
a charge of illegal fishing. The car
go of the Mabel, it is said, consisted
of fresh iced fish valued at $4,000,
and, according to a telegram from
Captain Jacob Berntsen to the own
ers, was bound for San Pedro, Cali
forni3
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-10
CO j D =

early as the thirteenth century,
I when such a device was made by
Albertus Magnus, the philosopher.
6. @. Why are electric lights kept
burning around pianos at the sea-
shore?
A. The electric lights counterfeit
the effect on the piano Of the damp
salt air.
| z. Q. What is an unfrocked min
lister?
A. An unfrocked minister is a
term used to denote man who, hav-
ing accepted the holy orders and
been ordained by the authorities of
the church with which he is affili-
ated, has transgressed the laws of
doctrine or morals and been declared
unfit to administer the sacraments.
Ordinances administered by such a
man would not be considered val
id by the governing body of his
church.
SO. What is a Queens Pipe?
A. The Queens Tobacco Pile, laso
known as Kings Tobacco Pipe, is a
nickname popularity given to a kiln
Of peculiar shape in a corner of the
London warehouses. Formerly con-
traband goods, such as tea, cigars
ana tobacco, which had been snug
gled in, were burned. Now only
damaged worthless goods are burned,
but unclaimed or seized goods are
sold periodically.
60. Is it true that Julia Ward
Howe wrote "The Battle Hymn of
the Republic" in the middle of the
night?
A. The daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Howe relates that one afternoon her
parents, while in Washingtono, D. C.
Grove out to Fort Stevens in the en-
virons Of the city, for the purpose
Of visiting nearby camps. This was
early in the days of the Civil war.
When Mrs. Howe retired that night,
| she had no thought Of writing a
poem. In the night, however, she
! awakened and seemed actually to see
! before her the words Of a poem. She
was weary and very sleepy and quite
disinclined to rouse herself sufficient
ly to write down the lines.2 But SO
fearful was she that in the morning
she would find she had forgotten
| them, that she finally reached for
paper and pencil which she always
kept close by-and there in the
| udrk1 she WIOI0 Ll6 bdLLlS LII
of the Republic"
100. What was the Florence
Nightingale pledge?
A This is the nurses pledge: 81
solemnly pledge myself before Coo
and in the presence Of this assembly
to pass my life in purity and to prac'
tice my profession faithfully. 1 will
abstain from whatever is deterious
will oof t11y ~
knowingly administer any harmful
drug. I will do all in my power tC
elevate the standard Of my profes
sion and will hold in confidence al
personal matters committed to my
keeping, and all family affairs com
ing to my knowledge in the prac
tice of my calling. With loyalty will
I endeavor to aid the physician ir
his work and devote myself to the
welfare of those committed to my
care"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-10
CALOMEL GOOD
BUT TREACHEROus
Next Dose may SaIivate,
Shock Liver or Attack
Your Bones

You know what calomel is. It's
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan
gerous. 1t crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cramping and sickening
you. Calomel attacks the bones and
should never be put into your sys-
tenn.
If you feel bilious, headachy. con-
stipated and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get a bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents
which is a harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
a spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better
than nasty calomel and without MAX
ing you sick, you just go back and
get your money.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great.
No salts necessary. Give it to the
children because it is perfectly harm
less and can not salivate.
advertisement
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-10

1. How long and how old are the
pythons and boas in the New York
zoo?
2. How did coats-of-arms originate?
8. Please give me short biograph
of Chaminade.
4. Which president appointed each
chief justice of the United States?
5. Can you tell me whether the
people of Hawaii, Guam and the
Philippines are citizens of the United
States?
6. Can children's cotton clothing
be rendered freproof?
Z. Why were X-rays so-called?
s. What shape was a Roman toga?
9. How thick is plateglass?
10. Are there still federal troops
in the coal fields of West Virginia?
Questions Answered
1. Q. How many cities in the Unit
ed States have a population Of more
than 100000?
A. The census bureau says there
are &c cities in the United States
having a population Of over 100000.
2. @. Did Texas when entering the
union reserve the right to subdivide
into several states?
A. The state of Texas entered the
union with the understanding that
she had the right to subdivide into
not more than five states.
8. @. When was the first dredge
boat used?
A. The earliest recorded use of a
dredge boat was that employed by
Boulton and Watt for use on the
Weir at Sunderland, England, in
1896.
4. @. How do they know that the
Unknown Soldier buried in Arlington
is an American?
A. The war department says that
the body of the unknown was taken
from an American cemetery, from
one of number Of selected graves
of unknown soldiers, all of whom
were gathered from battle positions
occupied by American troops or from
American hospitals, all of whom
were attired in uniforms and under.
clothes issued to American troops,
and all Of whose possessions were
decidedly American
S. @. When was the talking ma.
chine invented.
A. An apparatus for the recording
of the human voice was known as
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-10
BRYAN IS PLEASED
At FARLEY PROGRESS
BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN

BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
" WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. ST
unofficial reports of the work Of the
committees are trustworthy, another
long step has been taken towards
peace. It is stated on American au'
tn ority thol ght to be reliable that
the United States, Great Britain,
Japan and France have reached an
agreement by the terms of which
they will consult each other before
going to war in regard to any is
lands in the Pacific.
It is not an alliance and does not
bind any nation to aid another, but
is in line with the thirty treaties
negotiated by the United States and
in line also with one provision of
the covenant of the League of Ma
tons. Like the plan Of the thirty
treaties, it's chief virtue lies in the
securing Of time for deliberations.
Wars are usually the result of pas
sion. Some act of another nation is
resented and war breaks out while
the blood is hot and when it is diff
f1cult to separate questions of honor
from questions of fact. The World
war began with the killing of a mem.
Der Of royal family and the ulti-
matum allowed only forty-eight
hours for compliance with the de-
mand. Diplomats have declared that
the war could have been prevented
if two weeks had been allowed for
investigation and for the marshaling
of the peace forces Of the world. The
thirty treaties allow one year for
investigation and report, during
which neither side will resort to
force. In the League Of Nations
the time was reduced to six n$nths
for investigation and three months
for consideration of the report.
If the four nations interested in
the Pacific agree to consult each
other over any dispute which may
arise about islands in that ocean, war
on these subjects will become re-
mote possibility. Another victory
for the peace conference:
Scarcely less important is the
agreement reached by the Far East
ern committee to respect the neu-
trality of China in any war in which
China is not a party. This was
one of the requests included in
China's bill of rights. The peace
momentum increases with the prog
ress Of the conference-it is sure to
give the world a great Christmas
present.
(Copyright, 1921, by United Press.)