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The New York herald., 1921-10-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ctr winifredian (Br), from Liverpool, was
go miles Il OF Boston light at AM I'D.
Due at Boston 10 AM Monday.
Str slxonia (Br). London for New York
via Halifax. Is due at Halifax Sunday fore
noon.
Str Assyria (Br). Glasgow for New York,
expected to dock at pier "a. North River
Monday forenoon.
Str Albania (Br), Liverpool for New York.
expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
Tuesday forenoon.
Str America. Bremen, &C, for New York.
was s51 miles z of Ambrose lightship al
noon 21st. Expects to arrive at pier l. no
boken, M. Monday forenoon.
Str George Washington. Bremen, &c, lot
New York, expects to arrive at pier j.
Hoboken. M. Friday forenoon.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ADEN, Oct 21--Sailed, str Naneric (Br)
from srSnIsp Cesest,a for Boston lend and New YORK:
Chico. Mobile; Paralos (Greek). New Or
ARpRossAN; Oct 2i-Arrived. str Roll
AvoNMouTH. Oct 2i-Arrived. str Madde-
BARRow. 4 v, Oct 2i-Ariyed. str cheysnn'
BATAVIA. Oct 1s--Arrived. str West Car.
mona, San Franctsco.;
NAL state. New York via Plymouth tsnd
sailed for London).
BREMEN Oct ,sATsysd ..-1 stss Atlas,i, s,,
s timore: sDss 4eneoms sFrj. Quebec.
BRAKE. Oct 18-Arrived, str Polgowar
isR BREsT. Oct ls-Arrived. str Bethnor
CALCUTTA. Oct 17--sailed. str City OF
Asssss 6sst9a 6ss ad Msw sss aer
town. Miki for New York.
COPENHAGEN. Oct 19-Arrived. str L I
HeRslT4e6 SRisT6BHs Ran Oct ss%GTf s,p Arer
York; Haiti (Fr). st Nazaire; A L Kent
Sailed 2ist. strs Magellan tBD. Newport
News Colon, New York.
DUNKIRK, Oct 18-Sailed. str Namasket
FALMOUTH, Oct 2o-Arrived. str Mon,
Observation-Disclosures. Oct is-sailed. stl
ia
GIBRALTAR, Oct 2l-Passed. str City 0.
Shanghai (Br), New York for Port soudan
Sailed goth, atr Mar del Norte tsp). from
GLASGOW. Oct 21-Arrived, str Lexington
Br), Philadelphia.
Sailed 22d. str Columbia SBrl' New YORK.
land (Br). Boston: 10th. Oregonian. do:
Arrived 21st. str Ramore Head tBr). Mon
Sailed 18th. strs Tordensk3old (Sor). New
HAVANA. Oct 22-Arrived. str Caroline
FIt ssed aaysa Saa asu str Morro Castle. New York
HAvRE. Oct 2o-Arrived. str schoodic
Sailed a2d, str Paris lF.r). New York.
JAMAI Oct 1a-sailed. str Amelia. Phil
"IxtyHis WoBE. oct 1o-sailed, str Empress of Rus
| s!a OBJ. from Hong Kong for Vancouver.
LETTH, Oct 21-Arrived. strs Scatwei
| Brl. Montreal; 22d. Capulin, Phiiadelphia.
ANA tBr). Montreal; scythia (Br). Nov
LONDON. Oct 21-Arrlved. str vindeli
Sailed aad. str Corfe Castle tBr. Ne'
MOI 'SNsooRipENHAM. Oct 1s-Arrived. str Josepl
'Ipa; PRarRXs. Oct ia--sailed. str Acropoii,
QUEBEC. Oct 2I-Arrived. str Minnedos
no RoSrTEnb%M. rsHsrp0S oc. aoArrived. strs City
| Alton Charleston: New Britain. New YORK
Arrived 21st, str Ramore Head (Br). Mon
Arrived 22d. str soes.dyk tDutch). Balti
more. -,
Sailed goth. str American (Dutch). New
| York.
| SIERRA LEONE. Oct 2l-Arrived, st
| Bassn (Br) New York
sotJTHANPTON, Oct 22-Arrived. at
| Olympic (Br) New York via Cherbourg. !.
| ST JOHN, NIB, Oct 2i-Sailed. str Mongoli
sufZ. Oct 21-Arrived. str Hunnie Obi
| sourabaya for New York.
| TRELLEBoRG. Oct 15-Arrived, str Wa
yANcoUvER. BE. Oct 22-sailed. str En-
| press OF Japan (Br), Yokohama.
| vIBOHG, Oct 13-Arrived. str Massici
| New York.
VIGO, Oct 17--Sailed, str zeeiandi
| Dutch, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy NALL


BUZZARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass,
Oct 2f-Arr.ved. tug Clara II Doane. New
York, towing barses Henry Endicott. for
Boston. and Panther Creek. for Gloucester.
LYNN, Oct 21-Arrived. barEes Montauk,
Norfolk: l. a w @ No !, New York
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Oct 2l--Arrved.
tug Eureka. Newport News, towing barge
Mount Hope Cleft barge Cienfuegos at Provi-
dence).
NEWPORT. RI, oct 2o-Arrived. tug Fled
mont. towing barges Nos ls. Salem. 20
and "a. Boston, for Norfolk.
Sailed 2lst. tug Savage (from Philadel-
phia). towing barges Nos IA, 10 and 10. for
Boston.
In port 2lst. tugs watuppa, towing barges
Havana and Cardenas, Fall River for Hamp-
ton Roads; Narragansett, from do. towing
barges Somerset, Warren, Easton and Taun-
ton. for South Amboy. and Rockland. for
Perth Amboy; Barrenford, Fall River. tow
Ing barges Atlantic. for Sewails Paint. Fall
River and Whitehead. for Lamberts Point.
PONCE, PR, prior TO Oct 17--Arrived. brig
Geneva. Mobile $50 days).
PORTLAND, Me, Oct 20-Arrived, tug
Standard A. towing barge socony 49, New
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct i7-Arrived. str
Ohioan. Philadelphia and New York for San
Francisco.
SAN JUAN, prior to Oct 17-Arrved, bark
G Wilder. Jacksonville.
SABINE, Tex, Oct 1S-Arrived, str Her
man Frasch. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Muil.1

BATHURST. Oct 1s-Arrived. str Fran
CNor), Chatham, NIB.
BRIDGEWATER, Oct 10--In port. schr
Harold Corkum (Br). for Barbados.
GuANTANAMU,, M OCT ~ l.Ihrrlvsu T,rgstnr 9" os
HALIFAX, Oct l9-Arrived. schr Susan
Cameron (Br), New York.
Sailed goth, schr Ernest A Mills, Chatham'
NIB.
ST JOHN, nh. Oct 1e-sailed. schrs Susan
b, Windsor Ito load for New York;; 2Ofh,
James L Maloy, Vineyard Haven.
ST JOHNS. NF, Oct 19-Arrived, str
Sachem (Br), Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Tampico; schr Admiral Beatty CBr). Hon
duras.
| VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Oct 22-Ar-
rived, schr Charles II Klinck, New York for
Tenants Harbor. Me.
Arrived and sailed 22d. tug Jupiter. tow
Ing barges, bound =.
Passed 22d, str Ruth. Norfolk for Sears
port. Me; schr Guilty sark (Br), Port Read
Ing for ST John. NIB; tugs Carlisle. towing 3
barges, bound e; Valley Forge, towing 2.
do.-Wind. SW gale; clear.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CENTENNIAL STATE. from 1oulogne 21si
for London.
COLUMBIA (Br). from Glasgow ed for New
York.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN (Br). from Vancouver
22d for Yokohama.
EMPRESS OF RUSSIA (Br) from Kobe i9th
for Vancouver.
EsPAGNE Orb. from Havana 22d for Vera
Cruz.
MoRRo CASTLE. from Havana 22d for New
York.
PARIS (Fr), from Havre 22d for New York.
ZEELANDIA (Dutch). from vigo 17th for
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Boston: Lieut.. Emmet NJ. wanner. to u. 8.
s. Mississippi; Lieut.. Furnian Angel. Medi-
cal Corps, 10 Naval Training Station. Hamp-
ton Roacs Lieut.. william II. Wynn. Medical
william o. Colbert. Supply Corps. to course.
Supply Corps School OF Application, WASH
ington; Lieut.. william II. Sampson. Con-
struction Corps. TO navy yard. Boston; Lieut..
Edward J. Noonan. TO Training Station.
Hampton Roads. Lieut.. TeIford u. Null. TO
Naval Air Station Hampton Roads.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON, DC, Oct 22-Storm warn.
Ing. 10 PM-Tropical storm over Caribbean
Sea. central west Of Grand Cayman ant
north of Swan Island, moving northward
attended by shifting gales and possibly
winds of hurricane force. Dangerous fol
vessels In northwest Caribbean Sea. Yucatar
Channel and southeast Gulf OF Mexico
Storm warnings are displayed over extreme
southern Florida.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the Photographic Office.1 =
Oct II, lat SO 45. Ion 73 35, a buoy with a
pyramidal framework. surmounted by q
flagstaff, with a square red and white flag
on II.
Oct Q. Crookhaven radio station, ireland.
reported q capsized fishing schooner 10 miles
ESE (true) Cowes light weasel.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOUR

When you are going to travel by water
this Fail book your passage In ships
that sail under the American nag.
They are fast and luxurious, sailing
to all parts Of the world. These ships
are the symbol of perfect comfort al
sea-America's idea Of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
Plymouth, BouloEne and London
From New York
Centennial state
Nov. 15-Dec 10
Panhandie state
Oct. 25-Nov. 26-Dec. -
Bremen and Danzig
Potomac
Nov. 12-Dec. 81
Hudson
Dec.
Princess Matoika
Dec. 10
Plymouth. Cherbours and Bremen
From New York
America
Nov. /. 2s-Jan,
Nov. s-Dec. s-Jan. II
ysitsd j ssc.ss scts Lines i'e'' 10 broadway
South America
Rio de Janeire, Monteyideo and Buenos Aires
From New York
Huron
Oct. q
American Legion
Nov. 10
Southern Cross
Nov "a
Dec. s
Huron
Dec. %
Munson s. s. Lines, 81 Wall ST. N. Y.
Far East
Honolulu. Manila, Saigon. Singapore. CO.
From S,rss,;, ssH gs.ssi'eo s,.ss
Pacific Mall s. Nsv' g. CO.. I, Hanover So.
N. Y. Tel. Bowling Green 1880.
Honolulu; Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai, Hong
From Seattle
Silver state
Nov, 81
Keystone state
Pine Ire; IRE. state
Dec. 10
The Admiral Line, II State St.. N. r.
From San Francisco
Golden State
Nov. 8
Hoosier State
Dec. ~
Pacific Mall 8. 8. Co., Hanover So. ". Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1880.
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana. Canal. Port Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
HGwkeye State
Nov. 20-Jen. IS
Buckeye state
Dec. 17-Fcb. Is
Mstsou Navigation Co., 100 Market ST..
San Francisco. Cal. 10 South Gay st..
Baltimore. Nd.
us. SnuppiNo BoANo
HaRaskPSNe~ 0Cr. -
5Asl1zlL
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

CAPE RACE, Nj. Oct 22-Barometer a
noon, 29.22 inches; wind. SW. strong breeze
weather, dull; temperature. 4s deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED From PRECEDING PAGE

Vacuum OIL Co. with OH Went to Bayonne.
NJ.
u Illinois. Philadelphia. Anchored off
e0th street, North River.
eea. Anchored off Tompkinsville. 81.
Schr Singleton Palmer. Boston Sept 26, to
the France and Canada Steamship Co. with
mdse- Anchored off Stapleton. 81.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound South.
Str North Land. Boston for New York.
Bound East.
str Hesman Winter. Mobile via New York
Str X 3 Dimock. Mobile via New York for
Tug suamico. towing 8 barges Cat 1o:io
Steam canaiboat Paragon tat II 30 AND.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Naval Orders

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 22.
These naval orders have been made public
Capt. Harlan p. Perrill. TO Third Naval
District; Lieut.. John X. Litchffeld, to X. o.,
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

BASsA (Br). at Sierra Leone 21st.
CAROLINE (Fr), at Havana I'D.
METAGAMA (Br), at Liverpool 22d.
OLYMPIC (Br), at Southampton ed.
sCYTHIA (Br). at Liverpool 22d.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
CLEARED.

str Neponset. wilett, London via Ham
SIR Delavan, Coad. Cork. Waterford, &c
frenerai)-Moore 4 Mccormack Co. Inc.
Str vesia (Nor). Opold. Reykjovik (sen-
Str winterton (Br). Durham. Antwerp
(grain) )-Bowring Co.
Str Hera, Winberg. Havre or Rouen Gre
sined oil In buk) k)--Robert l. Hague.
str General Church (Br), Permurf, Gibral-
TAR fwheaO-J IL winchester Co. Inc.
Str Fenchurch (BD. johnson, MaSeiiies
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
mAn,sr-roK SALE on WANTED.

MARINE--F0R SALE Or WANTED.
FOR charter 30 foot cabin cruiser stand
ard. for private fishing or decking
parties. Capt. ROLAND. F1atbush Av.
Yacht Basin. B'klyn. --.--
CHIEr ENGINEER wanted for established
coastwise trade; must invest ~ 900 and
stand Watches good bonus and Shipping
Board wages paid. y 8so Herald. Fulton 81
56 FOOT hunting cabin cruiser. Al condi-
tion. price $3.50 LIONS BOAT YARD
foot OF Harbor Lane. New Rochelle.
GUSTAV REGELMAN, Steam Vessel
Broker, for selling, chartering. building.
$50 Jeeri ct.
FOR saie--steamer. freight and passenger.
10Y IT,; bargain. Box 436, New Haven.
Conn.
FOR sale-2JO ton steam lighter; principal
only. STANWOOD TOWING CO., White
hall Terminal. New York.
FOR salc--Tugs. barycs, scows. lighters.
boilers. pumps. WARREN GORDON, 143
Ilpcrty st.
STORAGE space and watching aervica Tor
three floating pile drivers. TERRY 4
TENCH Co. INC. Grand Central Terminal
SALE : Steamship bargains: propellers.
n steamboats,, tugs. GEO. ARCHER. Prod
| ace EXCHANGE Annex.
n, ". FItANKL1N, SHIP BHOKEH,
70 BROAD ST., EsTABLIsHED 1851.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
from Patrss 18th for New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

MsHp EXCURSIONS and STEAMSHIPS
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

EXCURSIONS and TOURS STEAMSHIPS EXCURSIONS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
LADIES' UNDERWEAR

Nainsook and Muslin gar
ments, values up to $3.50
a garment, viii be sold at
the special price Of CSC
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SILK SHIFTING
BATHING SUITS

For both men and women
at the almost unheard Of
price ol. each CSC
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
UNDERWEAR

Balbriggan Underwear, at
the per garment price
Of 3Sc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
UNDERSKIRTS

Lace trimmed and made
Of good materials, a good
assortment Of sizes, $3.50
values for .. S2.49
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17

Made especially for the
little girls, all colors are
included IN the showing.
The prices range
from 79c to $2.49
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
LINGERIE

An assortment Of Gowns,
Ieddies, Underskirts and
Princess Slips of sheer soft
materials. $3.50 values and
cheap at that. to 60 at the
special price Of S1.19
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
CAPS

One lot Of Mems Caps, i'm
Guiding values up to 81. 90,
will be sold al acc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
LADIES HATS

New White Felt and Satin
Hats have been marked TO
eli at $500 to $500
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17

Hundreds OF Other
Bargains Besides
These
VOILEs

a inch Voiles. including d
pre- y assortment 0f pat
icfns, 4 bargain at the for
mer price on 65e & yard
but Chs wccl We viii sell
them for, the yard 35c
SILK SHIFTING
$3.50 Silk Shifting has
been cut half in two Is
nice assortment 40 the
yard . S1.25
Blue Shifting Cbcyi0ts
have been marked To sell
at the special price nf l9c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
GOWNS

OF sheer, soft materials,
for women and children,
values up to $3.50 for 97c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
CAMISOLES

a lot of pretty ones. 1ainti-
" trimmed with pretty
laces, values up to $1.50
Tor .... CSC
Ladies Knit Union Suits,
regular 75c values for the
special price of 39c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
BINGHAM DRESSES

Here + a new low price on
Bingham Dresses. One lot
al the special price
Of Sl.98
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17
SHOCKS

These must be seen to be
appreciated. A pretty as
sortment Of colors; the
shocking showing several
different patterns. Every
one is well made and
worth several times the
price we are asking for
them The selling prices
range from CSC to STAG
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-17

Hundreds of Other
Bargains Besides
These
PALM BEACH PANTS

Palm Beach Pants that
have been priced at the
low mark Of $500 will be
sold for. .... 1898
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19

pokiadna sborova nehubene-
la? Nikoliv! Prosti uvedom6li
d9lnfci a maloobchodnfci, zna-
lief povinnosti ku svemu naro-
du, ktefi jsou 81 v6domi, re FRA
a tGlesna bez krasy duSevni
rovna Sc krasn6 kvGtin6, KITE
ra nevoni, ale zapacha. Jsou 81
vedomi, ze pylo by nam malo
platno, kdybychom NELL muze
krasne sloziteho tela, rostl6 ia
ko iedle, divky krasne. swine
iako lanky, ktefi budiIi by
snad pozornost cel6ho sveta
svoii t6lesrou vvsp6lostf, kteff
byli by krasnou kv6tinou ma
pohled, ale odpuzovali by chu-
dobou dusevni = zapachali by
nevzd6lanosti. Co byli by nasi
bodfi legionari, kdyby ku
zdatnosti t6lesn6 nebyla Sc
druzila vysp6lost dusevni?
Dosud name V zive pam6ti Wy
roxy cizojazycn6ho tisku. KITE
ry obdivoval neien krasne vzro
stle postavy naSich hrdinG. ale
kterv casio skloniti Sc musel
pred ieiich duSevni a mravni
vysp6losti. Krasa t6la. ziskana
pravidelnym cviGenim soko-
lovnach vysp6lost dusevni to
byly, iez rozsevaly slavu 6es-
keho imena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
SOK OIL S K A
HLfDF> A
SKUTKY MLUvf.


Jako kazdorocnt, TAX letos
yyGal Patronat Cesk6 svob.
Skoiy &c Broadway celoroeni
finaacni zpravu, niz dalo by
Sc hodne premysleti, mluviti i
psati. Nachazime zde imena
spolkd slabych poCtem Glen
silva. ale pomerne slusnym pfi-
sp6vkem Sc honosici. Shledava-
me spolky slime poctem Glen
stva, ale pfispevek jejich po-
marne Jest nepatIny. Zvlastni
vSak pozornost budi imena ne
kolika malo nasich kraianG, $
nimiz kazdoroGne We vyrocni
teto Zprav6 Sc shledavame.
Eel, re jen "nekolik malo" Jest
iich Ease jen nepatrni OBJ
chodnici dalnici, iichz milo
dar, cd srdce davany. nemuze
Skole tax prospect, iak darce
by 81 pral. Ma iaktm stupni
vSak by stalo haSe skolstvi,
kdyby kazdy mas obchodnik,
iemuz pomery to dovoluji, a
to hlavn6 obchodnik, neb il
ny krajan dobTe situovany. kaz
dorocne do sveho vydani zapo-
cital dar pro ceSkou Skolu.
Jest to nasi mravni povinnosti,
postaviti naSe Skolstvi ma ta-
kovy stupen, abychom Sc Jim
mohli chlubiti.
Co vSak V teto finanGni zpra-
We hlavn6 mas zajima, jest to,
re zde vevodi Sokol neivet-
Sim pfispevkem. Jest TO Sokol
Havlicek, jehoz poplateks ma
iednom mista obnaSi S100, na
iinem jeSte SO. Tedy sokol,
jenz sam vydrzuie 81 telocvic-
nou skolu stara Sc o slechteni
tela nasi mladeze, stoji zde
ma prvem mfste. A proc? Jsou
snad clenov6 jeho nejzamoz-
neiSi naSi krajane, Gi ma We
SVEN stredu neiake Stedre me-
cenase, jako "John d., kteri
tu6nymi Diary staraji Sc, ably
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
JARO X NAM Ease PkI-;
- LETLO.

Ease jsme Sc dockali lara a
ieho m6sicn, jez vykouzli vsu-
de puvabne kv6ty. Ale vsech-
no ma peknou i stinnou stran-
ilu. S jarem pfijdou jarni
choroby, zvlaste zaiudeGni po-
tize, reumaticke bolesti a pod.
proto ie cas- zasobiti domaci
lekarnitku Trinerovym Hor-
kym Vinem, Trinerovym Lini-
mentem a iinymi spolehlivymi
leky. Ze vSech kouta Spoj.
Stata a Kanady pisi nam naSi
zakaznici 0 neomylnosti ma
Sich leku. Pi. Anna Wilkoszova
piSe nam 2 East Selkirk. Man.
Y Kanade, 13. unora: "Trpela
jsem sest let zaludecnimi po-
tizemi, ale Trinerovo Hofke
Vino mne zbavilo toho trape-
MI" Pan S. ]. Malik, ze South
Amboy, N. J. piSe: "Veru
bych uz byl davno Il Abraha-
ma husy pasl. kdyby nebylo
Trineroya Hofkeho Vina." Vas
dodavatel lek1 ma pro vas
cerstve zasoby Trinerovych le-
XII - Joseph Triner Compa-
'ny,s 1886 S. Ashland Ave,
4 IL ssorn III .f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
MACN|DER MAKES
 SUGGESTION ID HE VETERANS BUREAU.
Wants Disabled Men to Be Relieved of Financial Wor- ries-SendS Letter
 to Forbes
By Associated Press

Chicago, December 23.-Following visit to the Drexel hospital for dis abled ex-service men today, Colonel Hanford MacNider. national com mander of the American Legion, sent a message to Colonel Charles R. Forbes, director of the war veterans bureau at Washington, submitting a plan for lessening the financing wor- ries of disabled soldiers.
 The Christmas spirit of peace and good will finds in virtually every hos pital used by your veterans bureau, war isabled men, who are not only physically injured but whose mental worries over financial difficulties growing out of unadJusted compensa- ton, prevents or retards their recov- cry" his message said.
 The cleanup campaign conducted by your bureau has left many of these cases of long standing awaiting definite decision and rating. To cheer and reassure these men at this Christ mas time the American Legion sub mits to you the following plan for immediate action in the disposal oi these neglected or suspended cases.
 The plan s simply the immediate appointment in each regional district of boards composed of necessary personnel with one member invested with authority to make bedside de- cisions and definitely establish rat tngs."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
TROOPS ARE SENT
 ID KEEP ORDER IN
 KENTUCKY TOWN
Governor Morrow Says Local Peace Authorities Cannot Handle Newport Rolling
 Mill Strike
By Associated Press

Frankfort Ky. December 2s.-Four companies of Kentucky national guardsmen. totaling 160 men. and the necessary officers tonight were or dered to Newport. Ky, by Governor Morrow. They were sent as re- suit of his orders growing out of a strike at the Newport Rolling mills and without a request from local peace officers. They are due to ar rive in Newport about 7:30 a. m. to- morrow.
 The troops will be under command of Col. H. H. Denhardt of Bowling Green.
 Three other companies have been ordered held in readiness to proceed to the scene If needed, Governor Nor row said in announcing the sending of troops. He declined to say what companies were being held ready.
 The troops were sent to Newport by Governor Morrow on his own initia- tive. None of the peace officers of the city or of Campbell county had asked for them. Reports from pri- vate tigators. the governor said, indicated that conditions were such that the peace officers could not han dle the situation. Serious danger exists" the governor said. that at any moment an outbreak may ccur, causing the loss of dozens of lives and the disgrace of tho state"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
GATES OF ELLIS
 ISLAND OPENED
Aliens May Spend Christmas With Relatives In the
 United States
By Associated Press

New York, December 23.-The gates of Ellis Island swung open late today, freeing more than 1000 aliens, detained under the immigra- tion quota law, so. that they might spend Christmas with friends and relatives in the land of promise.
 They will be at liberty for 90 days under an order issued in Washing ton today by Secretary of Labor Da- wis, but must return at the end of that time for deportation unless promised attacks on the constitution affty of the restrictive law have borne fruit. or the government de- cides to make more exceptions in their case.
 The order arrived shortly after 3 o'clock and two hours later 200 of the aliens had packed their belong ings and left the island. Others de- parted after nightfall all the em- ployes at the immigration station working late to help the aliens get away. Immigration Commissioner Tod said all of them would be re- leased by tomorrow evening.
 Hungarians. Poles and Greeks out numbered other races in the laughing. happy swarms that signed the neces- sary papers and ran with expectant gayety toward the ferries that brought them to New York and to railway terminals on the Jersey shore.
 Many of the foreigners immediate ly boarded trains that would take them to loved ones in the west. Oth- CTS landed at the Battery and scat tered to the various foreign colonies in the polyglot metropolitan area.
 The cheerful tidings from Washing ton came so unexpectedly that the de- light of the aliens became almost a frenzy. Many had been in downcast spirit at the prospect of a penned-in Christmas followed by deportation from the land to which they had come with high hopes.
 Each was released on his or her own bond, all agreeing to make ar engagements for passage back home at the end 0 fthe 90 days stay on American soil.