davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Marine Reports
FIGURES Indicated are standard time
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

str Croxteth Hail (Br), Hull Juno 2,
line With ' mase ~ to 70 Eilermans Wilson
str Steel Exporter. Glasgow June 80. 10
MANS .s ns'hm'an Steamship Co. in ballast
>, str Guernsey (Nor). Chrstiania June %
10 .he Kerr steamship Co. Inc, in ballast :,
'' strs = N nnsn Docks, B'kiyn.
f fme United Fruit Co,with one pass and
'rait; Pier 20, f r. '"'
uS Str Acme ,e. Cebu May 1s Manila May 90.
o ~ s. July g to the Standard oil Co.
81 \, with mdse; Pier .. d. l. & w r. r.
,. Str San Lorenzo, Ponce July .. Mayaruez
s . 3. san Juan July 6 to the New Pork
* " 5orto Rico s Co, with PSI pass. mails
str satsuma, Gran Juno %: to Barrer &
CO IN ballast Pier as B'kIyn. "
mil nir w T,93rrnslis. San Juan July 6; to H
str Robert W Ciowry Havana 1u,v g >.
W Western Union Telegraph Co: It Of Hudson IN
Str Gustavsholm (Swed) Stockho,,,
June June TO- Rotterdam June IS; to Furness
N Maeny Co; with mdse; Pier 4. Bush
a. Cork June IS; to Moore l. Mocorfsfs sls-
with sir m nns.. 18Th st; e r.
Dklyn, ''' co. IN ballast; S7th ST.
st, Str dKenowis, Antwerp June 10, Hamburg
June "a. Brest June 20 to Kerr s s CO.
with mdse: 57th st, Bklyn. w.
Sr Tashmoo. Brest June 20; to Moore e.
McCormick in ballast: Red Hook Flats
Str Comerant, Lisbon, June %: to 7 IT
w Winchester & Co.; in ballast; Pier 80.
Bkiyn. '''
Str La savoie tFr>. Havre, July Q: to
Compagnie Generate Transatiantique; with
rs first. 1874 second cabin 254 Storage
pass mails and mdse; Pier ST, N r.
Str Augusta Foherczegno 40 Venice
June 8, Palermo June 49, Oran June 10
Malaga June %. Gibraltar June "a; to
Phelps Bros & Co; with mdse; Pier Z,
Bush Docks. Bklyn
Str Fort Morgan (Nr>, Port Antonio July
Z. e r.
=. Str s V Hardness, Halifax. July s; to
Standard Oil Co of New Jersey in ballast ;
anchored off Tompkinsville l.
Str Montserrat fSp). Vera July q Ha-
vana July 6: 10 Compania Trasatlantica
pass and mdse; so first. II second cabin
and one steerage pass will land at New
York Remainder are in transit to Spain
Pier S, E r.
Str Laura GU. Messina June -, Paler-
mo June IS to James w Elwell g. Co;
with mdse; 31st st. Bklyn.
Str Sabatowan, Tunis May rs, Valetta
40. Alexandria June 6. Beirut IL. Tripoli
13. Bizerta %; to the United American
Lines, with mdse; anchored IN Quarantine.
Str Cailao. from Buenos Ayres Santos
and Rio de Janeiro.
Str ST Mary (Br). Antilla.
Str Pearldon. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Ship Mems Conference
Discusses Differentials
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ATLANTIC CITY, July Livery
Important steamship line plying be-
tween American and foreign ports was
represented to-day at the opening Of
the general rate conference, under
the auspices of the United States
Shipping Board. No member of the
Shipping Board was present, but it
vas represented by w. B. Keene, of
New York, acting director of opera
tons, and Frederick L. Murphy, of
Washington, traffic manager.
The sessions of the conference we're
executive, and after adjournment it was
said that general discussion of diff
ierentials had occupied the attention of
the conference during the day. One
q the principal actions of the con-
ference, it was asserted, probably
would would be a general revision of the
sGlHerentials now in vogue between
North Atlantic, South Atlantic and
eulf ports. Final action on this sub
lect will, it was said, be taken at to-
morrow's session of the conference.
ABOUT 100 men, chiefly traffic man
ayers Of the various steamship lines,
are attending the conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

distance is given in miles Reports are
H Hs at noon "n unless otherwise specified. !
Aswisun $40 Sw Nantucket july 10.
Arizonan $50 = Port Allen 8 PM July 9.
Astral loo sW Hatteras July 10.
Say Head passed Caps Lookout July 10.
Beilbuekle 5os Ambrose July 10.
Blue Triangle 60 Jupiter July 10.
Ccallao IS Ambrose 20 PM July II.
Cape Henry ~ s San Pedro July 10.
Capiilo 80 s Hatteras July TO-
Saroiyn 20 sombrero July 10
Chester Sun IL NE Fryingpan July TO-
City of Spokane zoos from Seattle PM
City of st Louis Iii sw Hatteras July 20.
Derblay e64 from San Pedro s PM July g.
Eastern Merchant 1874 8 San Pedro s PM
Edgar Luckenbach 80 e Ambrose 6 PM
FL 81 6 Aa1a lsS $, p 4 July 10
Fi Idp,san 1sn III IN, san Juan July 10:
E. Estero rs NE Jupiter July 10.
E Si 81 Cape Henry July 10.
Ei Lago 16 SW Hatteras July TO-
El Sol 40 n Hatteras July 10.
Esparta 722 S Boston July 10.
General w Gorgas 4o2 Scotland Lv
Gressn 1so NE winterduarter July 10.
n F Fagler ~ q sw oyerfas JqIy 10
Henry I,y. !, ! MaIery sos 8 Scotland Nv
Heredin 2o4 n Colon July TO-
Hilton loS y by w San Juan July 9.
1 l " no5 SIS . I Ambrose July 10.
! Z honn 4s 81 IS oyerfalls July TO-
'ohn d Rockefeller $50 sW Hatteras
hp
knight Companion lat 26 81 Ion It's SO
! LAKE Ike Allen s2s $ Ambrose July 10.
LAKE E6lersiie 162 NNW San Juan
Lake Ellenorah 80 sw Hatteras July 10.
L 1ake 81 Rio sls Ambrose July ii.
LAKE Freeand IS 80 J hpiteras u 5uly TO-
Lightburne 81 n Hatte n'as' July Ivy TO- 49,
LORD Harrington lat So 90 ion rs %
n + ELICIT a. Jupiter July 10.
M Ma NJ H. e Honolulu 8 PM July S.
Marina washington 1,727 Sc Ambrose
Mary TIA S Scotland Nv July 10
Meresr rs 800 = ss oSor Amnrose July
Mexican Sol w San Francisco 8 PM
MONTGOMERY City ss7 Sc San Francisco
MSnamsr 100 Ame fosasd PM NJ July 5Hy 10 a9
Muns9mo 80 t7s 5 Jupiter July 10.
aus l, 20 w honolulu I'm July 8.
Nesco lat IS 81 lon 81 OF July 10.
Pleisdes 3o5 N Colon July s.
pulwlco 27o NNW Tomas July g.
sac City SO SW Winter Quarter July 10.
saguache SO Jupiter July 10.
San Jose 7S3 s. Ambrose July 10.
san Jose 2746 San Fran 8 PM July s.
san Juan 246 Sc Ambrose July 10.
Santa Elisa 1913 S Balboa July 10
Seekonk $40 NE Hatteras July TO-
Steel Age 81 NE Mona Island July TO-
steel Ranger 1,406 from San Pedro 8 PM
July 8.
Suermeo 80 Cape Henry 10 PM July 10.
Tippecanoe 2.627 from San Pedro PM
July 9.
Toloa $40 s Hatteras July 10
Venezuela. 936 S Baltimore July 10.
w II Libby 81 Ambrose July 10.
w III Tilford 20 e Alligator July 10
Waxahachie las S Hatteras July 10.
West 1sleta 356 s San Pedro July 10
West lvis 1868 w c Flattery PM July O.
West kedron 1.S22 w Pedro PM July s
West Nosska13S E Ambrose July IL.
Western Sea 200 E Ambrose July H.
Withelmina l.1lG from San Francisco Pm
July 8.
willfaro 432 e Charleston July 10.
Eacapa 129 Scotland LV July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Maritime MISCELLANY

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Norwegian
Jamaica with fruit f arrved 01 here tosy
with her upper deckwork damaged. She
is reported to have been in a collision
early to-day with a sailing ship outside
of Sandy Hook during fog
Shipping Board str Marine Rotterdam
for Galveston and previously reported in
her destination yesterday
asaasa reSsvsa S Sers 5H from san.
Esperanto, which was raised for the third
time yesterday, had gone down again.
pb9n n mad given lsn way twice previously
saloly ahoat. The Esperanto, winner of
the international fisherman's race off this
port last fall, foundered off Sable Island
When returning from the banks seyeral
weeks ago. al
SAN FRANCISCO. July 11-Tank str
h1 aunehnd for 1900 tons deadweight
here Saturday The Birkenhead is ny i1s
last of sixty-two vessels contracted for bv
the Shipping Board and private interests
IN the Birke ahead and five. other craft now
i IN the water Will end the wartime ship
building at the Moore yards
Following the action of the cooks and
stewards IN accepting the proposed settle
ment OF the strike against the l25 steam
Association the firemen and sailors we're
to ballot Oh the proposition to-day. The
Terms call for l5 per cent reduction with
n
Guided in the Benson plan.
putch tanker Scopas arrived here to- day
from san Pedro her maiden voyage to
load cargo of oil for the Orient
I'm route to Washington, Adolph r
Frey, reputed director of operations of
the Shipping Board. arrived here day
from Los Angeles He leaves for the East
After cargo bookings had been closed for
several days in advance, str Charles II
Cramp sailed yesterday for New York
with 1000 tons of merchandise
SEATTLE July 11-Ship loading opera
Dock and Warehouse Company were re-
Sumed yesterday when the Shipping
Board str West Ison, which was cut away
from the pier during the fire Saturday
was lowed back and began loading for the
orient Estimates placed the freight loss
at $780, 600 and pier damage at $3.50. 900.
Str Victoria. which sailed for Nome and
st. Michael Saturday. took 500 sacks OF
coal consigned to army posts along the
American Yukon
PORT TOWNSEND. July l1-with full
cargo of lumber loaded at three Puget
Sound ports, Mulson str Munaires sailed
yesterday for New York
HONOLULU. July ll-American Ha-
waiian str Floridian sailed yesterday for
Delaware Breakwater with full cargo OF
Hawaiian sugar consigned to Atlantic Re
fineries
ABERDEEN, July i1-vshipping Board
str Edmore will load 100000 feet of ium-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July 11-Arr!ved: strs
shppsr Or via
via philadelphia; Manchurian Prince (Br)
New, MsW York s,ds; imp lmperator (Nor9 Port An
Bilbao; Sac City. Philadelphia: George
anna weems, New York; Fort Gaines
iiNor}' I Port Marta Sailed strS Herskles
Grande; Paraguay. Texas City; Arna
t$or). Dover; Assimina NJ Embiricos (Gk)
nosToS. July 1lLArrived strs City of
Dunkirk, Asatic ports via Gibraltar: East
ern Belle. New York for Cork. Dublin and
A'1a anf sne,n rass sarasoSrg
York; San Pablo Port Limon and Cristo-
bal; ozama. San Juan:
Str Karen Rogenaes INor> sydney. Sailed :
Strs Lenape (from New York; Jackson
vile; Colthraps. ,RGtterdsm:. City of Dali
strs Georgia flp. New 'e Orleans; A Thomas
R Wheeler. Cienfuesos; Paul HARDWOOD,
ward Doheny, Tampico; Gran (Nor),
Progreso; schr zebedee Cliff. Phladei-
phia. Sailed: strs Morrojo (sp). Bar
(Br). Liverpool via New Orleans. ~ -
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July l1-Arrived:
Miami Sailed: Str Gulf King. Port Arthur
. MOBILE. Ala, July, l1-Arrived: strs
Bayou Chico, Pensacola, Tuscan. Havana,
II F Dimack. Port Barrios; Verona (Nor)
Truxilo Sailed Strs Admission, Pensa
cola; Henry Grove. Pacific Coast: Golden
NEwPoRT NEWS. July 1l-Arrived.
Strs Denis (Br), New York; Duns Law
tBr). LIVERPOOL. Satndyk DD. Rotter-
dam; Noorderdyk tDD. Cristotai. Sailed
Strs Winneoonne. Copenhagen: Asuncion
de Larrinaga flsrl, Manchester: Sutermco,
Manchester. Thordis (Nor). Queenstown;
Coatsworth tBr), Petrograd; Noorderdyk
tptl. Hamburg Eastern Prince (Br,
Leth
NORFOLK. Va. July ll--Arrived: srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
is. Won't Push
Discrimination.
Is British View
Threat of Retaliatory Acts
Against American Ships
Is Again Conjured Up by
an English Publication
Praise for Lasker Board
wilson Said to Have Lacked
Courage to Write OFF the
War Costs of the Fleet

qt would he idle to attempt to con-
cal the fact that the Republican gov
,,nment is committed to preference
vol;ey and to the preferential treat
nett of American shipping" says the
English weekly The Syren and Ship
rns, commenting on the appointment
b the new Shipping Board.
TO what extent the government Is
,npsred to put this policy into opera
,Itn remains TO be SEEM" adds the Britt
i,h publication, but we are rather of
he opinion that it will not go yerv
;,r in this direction, because signs are
not wanting that other shipping coun-
,ries OF the world are prepared to in
rOdace retaliatory meausres in the
event of discrimination being shown
against their vessels when in Ameri-
can ports.
at is curious in an age which has
ssen ealled an age of internationalism
list the nationalistic tendencies Of
the countries of the world have fever
been more pronounced"
The appointment of Mr.. Lasker as
chairman, says the paper, without
doubt inaugurates a new era in con-
nection with American shipping and
one which will be looked forward to
With great interest and sympathy by
ether maritime nations.
"The depression in shipping, which
existed all over the world" it is
added, chad particularly marked re-
suits upon the operation of Shipping
Board vessels and, no doubt, had con-
siderable influence upon the advisers
d President Harding, seeing that he
las effected a complete reversal of the
policy previously followed by the Ship
ping Board.
1T will be recalled that although
Admiral Benson had repeatedly prom
ised the denationalization of American
shpping-that is, the liquidation of
the Shipping Board fleet by sale to
private owners-very little that was
effective had been done in this direc-
ton
This was the result of the political
mejadices of the Wilson government,
which could not summon the courage
70 write off the major cost of the
feet as a war expenditure. ALL the
efcrts of the board, therefore, to sell
Shipping Board tonnage to private
heavy fall in values of tonnage and
the mpossbility of operating shipping
prOftably with vessels carried at con-
structon values, they were unwilling
to make the necessary allowances to
owners, who thereupon declined to
purchase the vessels.
The great idea which seemed to lie
at the back of the Shipping Boards
methods of operation was that because
the tonnage had been built, therefore
it must be sent to sea and into as
many seas as possible. By now, prob
ably, the board has learned that mere
weight of tonnage is not sufficient to
enable profits to be earned. During
the last few months, however, there
has been distinct improvement in
the methods of operating American
government-owned shipping"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12


loo "siAsHlNGTON. July 11.-Clouds aud
on, showers and thunderstorms through
ohIo H Ne Atlantic States, Tennessee and the
ala ,saiiey nave been attended by moder-
wea,suipersture in these regions, but warm
laks ss continues undated in the upper
Nsso,e gion and the upper Mississippi and
~PTssouri valleys
100 So highest temperature Monday was
~tures =, e e at Green Bay. Wis. Tempera-
upaer VI s,si TO 80 degrees occurred in the
sstss TO the showers in the Atlantic
ID rs, there were widely scattered rains
ana as oklahoma. Kansas, North Dakota
TN Rocky Mountain region.
weatbau outlook Is for generally cloudy
ehsnaser local showers and no material
wednsa. In temperature Tuesday and
In the nv y throughout the Atlantic states
ohio ~" y. East Gulf states, Tennessee. the
Lake. salliey and the region of the Great
wtho,, ne weather will be generally fair
TusaSaa.. material change In temperature
ana Wednesday.
clond ast by Districts---New England
prohss, with local showers Tuesday and
perat,,,aa Wednesday; no change in tenn
nostS nm, New York--Partly cloudy in
shower anu unsettled with probably local
Wednes,,.ln south portion Tuesday and
bal y.srsey--Partly cloudy weather with
Wedne. thunder showers Tuesday and
Wela.ay' no change in temperature.
sxsafha~s New York Partly cloudy
das WIN no change In temperature
ana Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Egremont Castle (Br), Newport
News City OF Savannah (Am). Savannah;
Westhaven (Am), San Francisco; schr AL
bert F Paul (Am). Savannah: U S S Dick
erson, Schenck. Herbert. Leary. Sicard.
Mason. Senmes Dahlgren. Satterlee. Ora
ham. Blakely. Bernadou, Crowninshield,
William B Preston. Preble. Barney. Hat
field. Delaware North Dakota. Florida,
Olympia. Relief. Black Hawk Pennsylva-
MIA. Culgoa and Bridge to Lynnhaven
Roads; Jersey City (Br), Baltimore: Aztec
(Nor), Tampico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
TRANSATLANTIC Mails

sral Postoffice and city Hail Pnstoffine
iI1t a' New York. at p. m. as follows
MAJ NAL via San Francisco. steamship
Japan, Corea, China Siberia French Indo-
Snina, Netherlands East Indies Except
SSu,natra), and Philippine Islands. via
=, Empress of Russia. July le
avail and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran
CISCO. steamship Siberia Maru, July 16
Japan. Corea, Siberia, Philippine islands
and specially addressed mall for China
VIA Seattle. steamship Hawaii Maru
TAHITI Marauesas Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia via San Fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
City Island
Bound soutl,

IA, Mhacshi tBp, Boston for Hoboken;
New y,raarata NBr). Richibucto, r. for
Bound East
Scnr r Tower tBr). Jersey City for
Yarmouth, n S. (anchored1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Weather Report
Figures indicated are standard time.

S sun rises. 4 35 IN. Sun SETS. 1928 D. m.
~oon rises 1851 pm. Moon sets. IL 57 pm.
local Observation-Disclosures and probably
s iras showers to-day and tomorrow: no
winds ee'''o
sLceai Official Record - The following
fhV tai record shows temperatures during
u vii, last twenty four hours. In comparison
Wv" the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
BUYERS COMING
CDnU 4%@ MA rrv

Spokane Dry Goods Co; retail division,
G. w. kidwell, mdse. manager; F. D. Hall
manager basement; Mrs. c. L. Bond, Iaces
neck and ribbons; $. q. Nash hosiery
underwear and furnishings; E. r. Seagle
silks, dress goods and cotton piece goods
Clyde Strick, notions and fancy goods :
$40 4th av. Expected latter part of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12

81 ldisnest. rs degrees Cat l p. m.); lowest
uesfees cat a. M: average, IA de-
r rssSs average same date last year IA de-
Mssees' average same date for thirty three
years. 70 degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time: for daylight saving time ada l hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12

LONDON. July Str Michigan (Br,.
Glen.
ALGoA BAY, July 9-Astr corfe Castle
(Br). b "i'
PERM. July 1c-str Melford Han err,
IORI SAID, July 10-Str Veenditk (Dt}
(Jap) 4"ai
HONG KONG. July Str Arcturus.
81 "a An NJ S 81 July Str Mongolia
oOO IHAMPTON, July 1O-Str America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Foreign, Ports

States DAM " ehiteu
LIVERPOOL. July 1o--strs Coronado
(Br). n ~"s''e
(Br). 10y VI sparta
MOvILLE, July 1o-str cameror,, (7r,
KY MOUTH. July 10-Str iceland (Br1
lr hio DE JANEIRO, July S-str Vauban
HALIFAX. July 11-str Ros,,,,
GENOA, July Str Dante Aiighieri
,NEUFAHRwAssER July Str Estonta
GLAsGow. July 1o-str Algeria (Br,.
GOIHENBURG, July Str Delaware.
BORDEAUX, July 10--Str Saxoleine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Berth Changes

Vessel Transferred TO-
Riddle (U S s. Berth a. Navy Yd. Rlslyn
Buffalo Bridge. ........ Clinton st, klyn
Dochra ..... Pier 2, Constable Hook.
Haddon Robbins d D, B'klyn
Iuku CU s 81. Berth A. Navy Yd, Bklyn
Jersey City .........- ...,.57th St. e klyn
Menominee ..................P Pier 5S, r
Miliinocket .............. Pier 81 Bklyn
Penza ......... Robbins D D. B'klyn
Ranenfjord,
Tex ................. Martins D D, S
Walter Jennings. Mariners Harbor, I
Willcas ino. Pier 3, Erie Basin. Bklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
Humidity
General Weather Conditions

Barometer Readings
H. SoO9 l p M. 5000 p. M. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-12
BY Cable and Radio

ilfaro 432 e Charleston July 10.
capa 129 S Scotland LV July 10.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-18
YOUNG POSTlIISTRESS
ARRESTED As SWINDLER

SYRACUSE y. y May IA
clever scheme 70 defraud mah order
houses is revealed in the arrest here
OF Mrs. Euuice IT. Edgar. postmis-
tress at PennellvilIe, 90 miles north
% this city Mrs. Edgar. % years Of
age and attractive. is said 10 have
confessed having obtained through
her scheme several hundred dollars
worth Of feminine wearing apparel.
Her plan OF operation consisted os
enclosing with an order a check
with fictitious signature. The
checks are said 60 have been drawn
upon Baldwinsville and Phoenix
state banks. Without awaiting the
return Of the funds on the check the
fail order houses shipped the arti-
cles ordered. which were received
by Mrs Edgar at different places.
sometimes at the postofiCe in Syra-
cuse. and again in other nearby
cities.
Recently a New York mail order
house, having received notice that a
check issued by Dorothy Pierce
had been returned as worthless In
structed the Syracuse postoffce on
cials 10 hold a certain parcel post
package addressed TO Dorothy
Pierce. About this time Chicago
mail order houses were heard from.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-18
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TOBE CONTINENTS
WETTEST LOCALITY
Moderation Act Will Permit
Residents to Imbibe Freely
in All "Wet" Goods.

VAN COUVER. B. c., May IL
There IS going 10 be one perfectly
gorgeous time in British Columbia
when the new Moderation Act goes
into effect. At least the government
seems 20 think so. for even before
the new liquor commission which is
TO take care Of selling end got into
harness, a thoughtful department
had ordered carloads Of champagne.
So far, however. the day when the
prohibition lid is 20 come off has not
been announced. Once the cham
payne is here, however, there ought
10 be no further occasion for delay.
Judging by the daily announce
ments from the liquor commission's s
office the press agency has been put
into competent hands. The publicity
Is Of a kind calculated 10 put a very
nice edge on the prevailing thirst.
There is talk not only OF the best
and soUndest whiskies, Of real beer
and English ale. but also liquors and
wines of rare vintage. The commits
sion is out 70 satisfy the taste of the
connoisseur-as well as that Of the
man who merely wants something
with a kick in It. Even the Oriental
palate IS TO be catered TO, orders
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-18

having already gone across the Pa
cihc for the line OF sak and other
strong waters specially favored by
the japanese and Chinese. who. by
The way are 10 have liquor stores
IN their own towns"
Rival of Garden OF Eden.
Let IL be understood clearly. how
ever. that the business is to be con-
Quoted in a disnihed manner. a gen
tleman viii no more take HIS bottle
home under his arm than he would
carry a suit away from his tailor's
There win be no sign Of liquor. in
fact. about the salesrooms. The
prospective imbi5er Will go into a
business Office and give his order.
not 10 a white-coated bartender. but
TO a refined. black-coated. floor
waIker-sort-of person who viii hand
him a receipt for his money after
endorsing z the quantity OF the order
on his permit. A day or 10 later
a van from the liquor office viii de-
liver the goods at the address where
they are required. The delivery
charge s TO be absorbed in the pur-
chase price. OF course, If the pur-
chaser insists. he can so around TO
the warehouse and take up his con
signment himself. a method that is
likely 10 be adopted by persons de-
sirous Of avoiding both the domestic
and general publicity attending the
arrival Of the liquor commission's s
vehicle.
Two prophecies are very generally
made. The first is that the govern
ment VIII succeed in its effort 10 put
the bOotlegger out of business by
crushing competition; the other that
It will also succeed in provoking a
demand 50 strong for the total
abolition of the liquor traffic that
the trainers Of the next prohibition