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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
WHO'S HERE
 AND WHERE


 II. c. Hotalng, wife and daughter. of Pasadena, Cal, are aboard the Spokane, being round-trippers. He is vice president of the First Ma tional Bank at Pasadena.
 D. w. Herlihy, president of the Model Grocery at Pasadena, accom- panied by his wife, is a' tourist or the Spokane.
 D. H. Munshall, wife and daugh ter, of Pasadena, are round-trippers on the Spokane. MT Munshall is a retired capitalist.
 Frank Armstrong and Carl Slade, former well known restaurant men Eof Juneau, are aboard the Admiral Watson for Westward points. Mrs. James Hayden of Seattle is d passenger on the Admiral Watson for Seward where she will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. $. M. Grarl
 Paddy Cummings, formerly associ- ated with the, kachemak. Bay Can ming Company, is aboard the Ad rfiiral Watson going to Seldoyia to I'engage in herring packing.
 Mrs. N. o. Arlington and Mrs. J. M Arlington, wives of Libby, Me Neil & Libby officials at the can nery at Yakutat, are passengers Westward on the Admiral Watson
 F. J. Hart. with the Alaska En- gineering Commission at Anchorage, is passenger on the Admiral Wat son. st
 Robert von Schuyler and family are passengers on the Admiral Wat son for Kodiak. He is connected with the Alitak Bay eannery.
 J. B. Shallenburger, interested with E. w. Griffin in the new her ring cannery to be established at Three Saints Bay, Kodiak Island, is a passenger. Westward on the Ad- miral Watson.
 A. P. Kashevaroff will leave on the Spokane for short vacation trip to Sitka. He will return on a gasboat with the Fourth Of July ex- cursionists, from that City.
 Miss Laura McCloskey fhas taken a position as ticket seller .at the Coli scum Theater.
 c. J. Comeau and son Lloyd, of the Hood Bay Packing Company, are in the city from Hood Bay. They are on the St. Nicholas, tender for the company
 Bishop J. R. Crimont was pas senger on the Spokane from short visit to Skagway and Haines.
 Miss Elva Kirkham, who has been attending the University of Wash ington. is passenger North on the City of Seattle to spend the summer visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. o. Kirkham, of Douglas.
 Mrs. John Livie of Treadwell, who was attending the Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs at Spokane, Wash, as a delegate from the Douglas Lodge will return here on the Alameda
 Miss Etta Brown of Treadwell, an employe of the B. M. Behrends Bank Of this city, will arrive here on the Alameda after a vacation trip to the SouthA
 James Freeburn of the Chichagof Mining Company is returning pas senger on the Alameda after a short business trip to the South.
 J. E. Caro-. of the brokerage firm of J. B. Caro- & Co.. is returning on the Alameda after having spent the past several months in California.
 Mrs. C.. c. Bruce left on the Spo- kane today for round trip to Sitka. L. J. Reedy- of Thane has secured passage on the Spokane for the South to spend a vacation in Cali fsrnia. .~ q
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
MOklNG UP

The Empire force smoked good cigars today to the health and hap piness of Mr and Mrs. w. K. Bur ford, the newly married couple who arrived here few days ago from Sc attle on their honeymoon trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
BASEBALL PRACTICE AT THE
 GROUNDS SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Manager Jack Woodland announced that there will be practice for Ju neau baseball players tomorrow aft ernoon. Most of it will be in hit ting There is to be a game on next Tuesday evening on the Douglas grounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
BIG BOOM NOW ON AT MAYO;
 FIRST STEAMER ARRIVES

According to information reaching Juneau. there is boom now on at Mayo, the center of the new silver camp in the Interior. Steamer This, tie arrived there from Lower Le- Barge on May 2S, loaded down with passengers and freight, being the first boat to reach there this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
MAJOR LAMBERT OFF ON TOUR
 OF INSPECTION TO INTERIOR

.. Major Lambert, commanding off cer at Fort William H. Seward. is now on tour of inspection of the Alaska troops in the Interior. He left Whitehorse on the government boat, General Jacobs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
CREAM PUFFS.

And French Pastry on sale every Saturday at the American Bakery. adv. ea
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

|. f Northbound 1. ALAMEDA, due Tuesday. {' .3 CITY OF SEATTLE, due Tues day Vy6. r. i At.!I
 Scheduled Salllnes JEFFERSON leaves Seattle on
 ltJune p. =. 4a PRINCESS ROYAL leaves Van couver tonight. |ff Southbound SaIlings fi l NORTHWESTERN, Monday
 night. Es SPOKANE, southbound, early Tuesday morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25

Pig n Whistle Candies-always fresh, always delicious at the Gem Ice Cream ParlOrs. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25

Henry Berry. dealer in Curios. Speciality, Ivory Beads. 165 Front Street. .8ag ss-ado.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-25
At the Gastlneau c. J. Cameau. c. Scopel.
 At the Alaskan

Dan Rikola. Eugene McCloskey. Henry Moy. Sing Lock. Andy Mir ickle. Stanley >Tezspopatx.
 At the Circle City Bert Fox.
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Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal. Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
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MAN IDENTIFIED TO BE HICHTOWER
 HELD AT HAYNES
One of Two. Men Escaping /: from Local Federal Jail Claimed to Be Captured.

tContinued from Page One.)
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

CAY YESNF--S See Trinidad
CEARA--Ses Para
CHASARA1<-se Paita
CHERBOuEG-S Plymouth, South
smnton
cHRIsrIANsAND SOC Trondhjem
Christisnia
C0LOMBIA-Sce Port au Prince
COLON BO-Seo Honolulu, Alden
SO%STANZA-See Constautinople, AL.
CO2ulMBC~-Sec Palta
CuKAcAO-Ses Mayague.. San Juan
DAHoMEY-S Africa West
DAlREN~see Yokohama
DANziG-See Bremen. christianis. Ham
hurg
DELAGOA BAy-See Cape Town
DEJERARA-See Trinidad ST. Thomas
D0MINICA--Sec St Thomas
DUBLIN --Sce Cork. Belfast
DCNpEE--See Dundee
DUNEDIN--See Auckland
EAST l.ONDON--~See Cape Town
EGIiT-Sec North Africa
FrES-See Paita
FRENCH rONGO-See Africa-West
FRENCH GUINEA See Africa West
GAlATZ-See Algiers. conetautinorie
GAMBIA Sec Affica-W
GHENT--See Antwerp
GI4ASGOW--See Belfast
GOLD CQAST~~See Africa West
GRANADA--See Trinidad
yuADAf.OI'PE E-~see ST. Tkomaa
1IAlvi~rSec Port au Prince
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Hons KONG-see honolulu. Yokohama
iS,iSt & t1---S Cristobal, Paita
ISLANDS OF ATLANTIC WEST COAST
t'OETS--See Havana
IVORY COAST-~Sec Atyica-West
JAFFA-See Naples
JAMAICA See Port au Prince
hARAEHl--See Alden, Jaffa
i>OBt~ -See Honolulu. Yokonana
La GCAfHA-See Maysguez, san Juan
LA PLATA---See Munteyideo
LElTH--See London
LtBERl A--See Africa West
l-lMERl CK---See Cork
LlSBoN--See Oporto
LONDONDERRY Belfast. Cork
L1TTELTON-Sce Auckland
MAChlI-Soe Para
A'AbH fAS-'See IeNant Jaffa. Port Sudan
MALMo - See GothenburA. Christiania,
MAi.TA-Ses North Africa
MANADS--S SEQ Para
MANILA -eec Honolulu. Yokohama
MARAcAfBo--Se Mayaguex, San Jran
MAEANli M-See Para
MAR !lNlQJE E-~See st Thomas
MNLBC. URINE - See Auckland, Free
mantle
MOLIENDO~~-Se raita
AoROCCO--Sce North Africa
NoSSEI. rAY-s;ee Cape To,an
NiWe'ASTLE-S London, Hull
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

NORRK PINf}--See. Gothenburx
NORTHERN NIGERIA--See Africa .West
ORAN--See Aigicrs
PARAMAR1BO--Se Trinidad
PARIS--See ilavre
PEI OTAS--Sce Rio De Janeiro
FERNAMBCCO--See Para
PErROGRAD--See HeislnEfors
PIRAEUS-See Algiers
PlSCO--See Paita
PONCE--Sse Porto Rico
PORT l.IMON-Sec Havana
PORT NATAL--See Cape Town
PORT SAIL--See Alden, Jana
PORT WETTENHA y M-See Penang
PORTO ALEGRE-See Rio de Janeire
PORTUGUESE SCONGO-See Africa -Weat
PORTUGUESE GUlNEA-Ses Africa.
Vest
rRoGREsO-see Havana
PUERTO RARRlOS-See Santiano
PUERTO CABELLO-See San Juan
PUERTO COLOMBIA - Sec Kinxstnr
Port au Prince. Haitian Ports
PUERTO tORTEZ-Sec Santiago
PUERTO MExICO-See Nassau
RANGOON-See Aden. Jana, Por. Sudan
RED SEA PORTS-See North Africa
REV AL-See Copenhagen. Gothenburr.
Helsingfors s'
RIO GRANpE DO Suisse Rio d. Ja-
ROSARIO Montcyideo, sansos.
SAlC CCN-S-e Honolulu
81. CROlA-See ST. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Ports Not Listed Alphabetically in
Guide Can Be Located as Follows:

ADELAIDE DE.--Scc Auckland. Frecmantie
ALEXANDRA A~-@5ee AIgiers
AIsGOA BA AI,.-See Cape Town
AMSTERDAM M-Sco Antwerp
A--See ST. Thomas
tANTOFAc;ASTA--S Crsto0al, Pslta
.AK1cA~-See Crlstobai. Paita
ATLANTIC MOROCCAN PcRTS-See
Azores
'AVONMourti-- SEQ Bristol. Belfast
RAHiA-See Para
BALTIC PORTS-Sec t-nristiania
I3AltBt DOS-*see ST Thomas
HAJAVIA-~-See Penang. Alden
( BlsIEA-Sce Cape Town
BisfsAWA&- DElI--See Penang
BELGIAN CONCO-See Africa West
gELf/E See Santiago
BEkGE N---see srhristianta. Trondhjem
EoHBA i-~Se9 Adcn, i.cvant, J&na. Fort
sudan
.ROIl.O Nr~-ses Plymouth
BFAft4A--Se> Gonstanfuoric, AlsicTs
BRISBANE See Auckland
BlIftjAS see oustanfjpople
CALCUTTA See Honolulu, Alden. Le~
Napt. Jsffa Fort Sudan
rAELAo%%s,se Cristobai. Paita
CAM EROON--See Africa -Weet
CAN See africa Vest. Azores
C&RTSGFNA-aSc Kingston. Port au
Prince. Haitian Ports
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-. For additional
shipping and Travel Iafo.
Gail s1ea
Shipping end Travel Dspar,,..
Beekman 1000 ''''ns

santos n M0ntevids0, Bueuos A..
From New York
Aug --BIRMJNGHAM CRY f.,S..
norton, Lilly & Co
Southampton, Cherbours
From New York
aug '1-ADh'ATlc PFRM, whi.s g..
Trinidad. Demerara, Grenas,
From New York
aug. .2s-MARAvAL fpFA,a
se't sept' ~ aATrRA fPFM) Trlr.,sae l,,,,eae liza
,ep'' S"--MAfAko tPFsl) Tiissa Triniasaa LIZ lsas
in''oad' Demerara. Parsnaribo !.
Laurent. Cayenne. Para y
From New York
Aug. 24--A STEAMER fF,
'ep'" ~ STEAMER (f) Sef'stsss
Clyde s. s. co. fpo-ss~
ifondhJen, Bergen. Stavans..
Christianssnd, Christians s'''
From New York
1uk. S9-SvEiN JARL igo 4 r g..
'ep'' io-hoLF JARL fF) 5. o. S,-.aa S.aa'
Irondhjem, Bergen, Stava yer u
singfors '''''
From New York
Aug. IS-1DEyJORD IN
Early seps.@T 0rTyf,1p Wifi ,apsrigs ,ap :, Line
norwegian America LIN.
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai
(Aiso see Honolulu,
From New York
Oct 1o-MooRisH PRINCE or, p,,-..
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai. Ho,.
Kong, Manila ''0us
From New York
Aug. 16-WRAY CASTLE ~,
aug. 2o-WiLLIAM PENN (Fl NO.. &C. 'ssts ss'
Barber Lines ''of s1io
aug. o0-SOWES CASTLEfF,
From Baltimore
eaiied-DUQUEsNE CF) Green star III.
From Seattle
Aug. c6-wEST IVAN (F,
g. oo Frank Water house & Co.
sept' so-wEsT IAPPA Cr)
Oct. 1O-DELrGHT (E)
Frank Waterhouse & co.
AoAondilld, NOPE, Shanghai, Hor,|
Kong, Manila, Da;ren
From Seattle
Aug. .27-HAWKETE STATE (p,,.s,
Admiral L,ne
Sept. A-WHEATr,ANn wonrr.N.
Admiral Line w
Sept. 17--SILVER STATE fpEu,
Admiral Line
Ocr. l5-K KEYSTONE STATE fprv,
Admiral Lire
From Portland
Aug. 3o-PAwLET (FY. Adn,,rs, ~.
Sept. i4.-CCAXET (F)s Admiral In.
North China ports and Via divostok :,
offerings Justify. '"''A' -
Yokohama, Kobe, Taku Bar, Shsus.
hal
From New York
Sept. 14-cTTY OF GLASGOW (r,
Norton. Lilly & Co.
Yokohama, Kobe, Taku Bar, Tsinp.
tau, Shanghai
Fron, New York
Aug. e4-KANSAS CD Norton Lilly 4 G,
From Savannah
Sept 2-KANSAS (F) Norton. Lilly & Co
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ST. K1TTS---Sec st. Thomas
ST. l.AURENT-See Trinidad
ST. IJCIA--See s.. Thomas
ST NA1AlRE--See Bordeaux
ST. VINCENT-See Azores
SALANERRY-See Paita
SALONICA--See Piraeus
SAMARAEG-See Penang, Alden
SANTA MARTA-Sea Kingston
SENEGAI~-See Afrtca-West
sHANGHAI-See Honolulu, Yokohama
SIERRA LFOSE-See Africa West
SINGAPORE - See Alden. Honolulu.
Penang
SI.1GO-Sce Cork
SM YRNA--See Algiers
6OERABAYA~-See Penang. Alden
SOUTHERN NIGERIA--See Afr!ca-Wes
sTAVANGER-See Trondhjem. Chrts-
t,ara
tiania. Copenhagen
SYpNEY-See Auckland. Freemantls
TAku BAR-S.e Yokohama
TALCAHU ANO-See Palta
TALrAIs-See Palta
TAMPTcO-See Nassau Havana
TEf.A--See Santiago
TOCOLAND--Seo Africa-Wcst
TRUXLIO-See Santiago
TSIEGTAC-See Yokohama
TUNIS--See AiKiers
vALPARAISO-See Cristobal. Pafta
VAFNA-See constantinople
VERA cRUZ-See Havana
NitO-See lisbon
WELLINGTON-Se Auckland
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

Montevidco, La Plata, 5uenos Ayres
/ Rosario
From New York
! Aug. 2o--A STEAMER tF) Barber Lines
Moatcvideo, La Plata, Buenf Ayres
Rio dc .Janeiro
From New York
Aug. 25--M. S. SONGvAND (F)
s. o. Stray S. s. Corp
Montevideo. La Plata, Buenos Ayres
| Rosario
From New York
Aug g.20--HARMO-IDES tF) Houston
~ Also sse Genoa, Gibraltar.
Oporto, Barcelona
From New York
Lloyd sabaudo
Naples, Genoa
From New York
sept. lo--NONCALIEKI CD Lloyd sabaudo
Nassau, Puerto Mexico, Tampico
From New York
Aug A--GRANFOs tFM) Ward Linz
North Africa, Gibraltar, Marseilles
From New York
Aug. 25-OLYMPE CD Three Star Line
North Africa, Malta, Egypt, Levant,
Rcd Sea Ports, Madeira. Mo-
From New York
Aug. c5-osAKIs (F)
United American Lines. Inc.
Oporto, Lisbon, Barcelona, Mar
- scilles, Genoa, Naples
From New York
Aug. l6-STEEL ENGINEER (T)
Norton, LILY t. Co.
Data, Eten, Salaverry, Callao.
1 Pisco, Mollendo, africa, Iquique,
Antofagasta, TaitaI, Chanaral, Co.
quimbo, Valparaiso. Talcahuano
From New York
Aug. 25-MINNEQUA CD West Coast Line
Para, Manaos, 1quitos, Ceara, Ma
ranllam. Cabedello, Natal
Also see Trinidad
From New York
aug. l5-JUSTIN (F) Booth Line
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedcllo, Pernambuco. Maceio,
Bahia
From New York
Aug. 25-SALLUST (FM) Lzmport Holt
Para, Peruarbuco, Bahia, Rio dc
Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
From New York
Aug. l5-GLENAFFRIC CD Prince Line
Penang, Belawan-Dell, Port Swet-
tenham, Singapore, Batavia. Sama-
rang, Soerabaya
From New York
Aug. o5-OsAKIS Cd
United American Linss Inc.
sept. %5-ABRCN (F)
United American Lines. Ine
Piraeus, Salonica. Constantinople
Aug. Sf-HIBERNIA CD
Moore & Mccormack
Plymouth, Boulogne. London
From New York
Aug. 1s--oLD NORTH STATE {PFRM)
u s Mall Steamship Co.. Inc.
Sept. 6-CENTENNIAL STATE lPFRM)
U. S. Mail Steamship Co.. Inc.
Plymouth, Cherbourg. Bremen
From New York
Aug. 27-A3fERICA (PFM)
s..4 q g. Mall sfeamsntp Co. Inc;
U. s. Mall Steamship Co. Inc.
Port au Prince, Haiti; Kingston.
Jamaica; Cartagena, Puerto Co
lombia,
From New York
Aug. 25-ELMAC CF)
Clyde s. s. Co. tForeisn services>
Sept. S-LAKE ELRIO Cd
Clyde S. S. Co. (Forcign Serviees)
Porto Rico (San Juan, Ponce, Maya
guez] Also see MayaEuez. San Juan
Frcm Baltimore
Aug. @5-!.AKE FANQUIER (Fo'
Baltimore S. S. Co.. Inc.
eofher perts on application.
Port Sudan, Alden, Bombay, Madras,
Rangoon, Calcutta
Also Alden
From New York
Aug. @5-CITY OF LAHORE (PF)
Norton, Lilry & Co.
Dio de Janeiro, Montevideo,
IN Buenos Ayres Also sec Para,
Monteyideo
From New York
Aug. l7--AEOLUS (PFRM)
Sept. s-MARTHA WASHINGTON (PFRM)
e ., Munson S $ Lines
Sept. 1s-AMERICAN LEGION <PFRM)
Munson S. S -.incs
Rio de Janeiro. Santos
From Philadelphia
Aug. 1e-MERCER CID
Internstionai Freightins Corp.
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Paranagua
From New York
Aug. 2o-FPITACIO PESSAO (F)
Moore & Mccormack Co.. Ync
Rio de Janeiro, Santos. Rio Grande
do Suls Porto Allegro, Pclotas
From New York
Aug. i6--GLENLYON Gr) Prince Line
River Plate Ports
From Philadelphia
Aug. I6-MERCER fF)
International FrsightinR Corn
Notteroam Also see Antwerp. United
Kingdom
From New York
Aug. 2l-wALTER A. LUCKENBACH{FM,
LIchenbach Lnes
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Coastwise

Charleston See JacksonvIns
Galveston From New York
Tues: (F), Thurs (F) Sat m
Southern Pac.Ac Co.
Galveston, Key West
From New York
Aug. el-cOMAI tPF) Mallory Lin.
Aug. ol--CONCHO (PF) Mallory Lin.
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Aug. 16-LENAPE Gr) civds Linz
Aug. 16-APACHF (pF) rlvds Linz
Aug. 20--COMANCHE fP-l CLYDE I.,ns
Aug. @3-MOHAWK (Pr) clyde Line
Key West See Galveston
Los Angeles Harbor, San Francisco.
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
From New York
Aug. 27-wrrLpOLO tF9
Williams Steamship Co.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Port.
land, Seattle. Tacoma
Also see New Yorl. San Francisco. Mobus
New Orleans
From New York
Aug. 17-N1NNESoTAN N1
United American Lfnes. Ipe
aug. An ANt LA4.f tt}
United American Lines. Ine
Aug. 3l-ARIHONAN Cl7)
c.. unit.d American Lines lna
Sept. 1-ALASKAN (F)
United American Lines. mo
Mobile, via Seattle. Portland, Los
Angeles, San Diego
from San Francisco
Aug 15--p IsEfADES tf7NY4
Luckenbach Lines
Sept. IL FIRED x IUcKENBAcH tFMj
LucAen enbsch Lines
New Orleans
From New York
Aug. .4-COMU5 (PF) Southern rscfo Co
New Orleans, via Seattle, Portland
Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Aug. 15-pLEIADEs FA)
Luckenbach Lines
Sept. 1%--FRED'K LUcNENBAcB lFsn
Llchenbach Lines
New York
From Baltimore
aug. i7--c;EoRGIANNA WEEMs (E
Italsc haw = s. Lines
New York, via Seattle, Portland, Los
Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Aug. 22--JULIA LUcKEHBAciI tFh)
Luckenbach Lines
Sept. 6-K. !. -,CEKENPACH SFtD
Luckenbach Limos
Sept 16-HARRY LJCkFH BACH lfh'
Luckenbach Line.
Portland AIso see Tos angeles. San Fran. n.
>-''''S cisco. Mobile. New 0reieans' ne"
Car n;> a~~ N.wx~rk ean IrYanclses
Mekiie, New 0rieans
Co. Also see Los snge'eA
SoAA @i dHCiSCO San Pedro, san Diese
From New York
Aug. .27-wTTLPOro tFj
Williams Steamship Co.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
From Baltimore
Aug. 23--COLOMPIA FFAl
Pacific Mail stes n-hip Co.
San Francisco. San Diego, Los ~
gelcs, Portland, Seattle
From New York
Aur. sl--r.EWrs LUCK f. BACH (EA)
Luckenbsch Lines ,.rr fzNl
Sept. 3-ANDREA +. ItckEo BAH Is -
Sept. 2I-EDWASD LEEktND-Ae'i - -
Luckenbach Lines
From Mobile ..o
Aug. 25-HATTIB LUCE S-Ach - ~
Lucker bach Lines
Sept 10-PLEfADES tFN)
Lucl<cRbach lines
From New Orleans ,...a
Aux. so-HATTlE LUCK ENb-aCA k' 80
Lackenbsrh Lines
Sert, 15-PLEfApEa tFAp
Luckcnbsc Oh Lines
San Fran cisco, san Diego. Los AN
eeles Harbor (Wilmington)' f'''
land. Seattle
From New York
Aux. 11--ENSLEY CITY tFl lstnp'i~
auy. 3o--AiCBILE cFTY I'D
Isthn4an Lines
San Pedro. San Francisco ana o'A-'
Pacific Coast Ports
From MobIs
e~xuIar Saiiings~rtf) PAGE & ssnss
c...,. See Los angeles. San frsns4S asa 4eS
Scdtuc Mobile, New Orleans New
1.oor-a Sec Los Angeles fes
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-
- tigua, Guadeloupe. Martinique, St.
Lucia. Barbados
From New York
Aug. ga STEAMER CD
Clyde :. $, Co. (Foreign scrvices)
Sept. " N. TuPpER CD
Clyde $ $. Co. tForeign Services)
Sept.16-PULWfcO fF)
Clyde $. S. Go. (Foreizn scrvices)
St. Thomas, St. Croix. St. Kits, AN
tigua. Guadeloupe, Domipica, Mar
Unique. st. Lucia. Barbados, Dem
erara
From New York
Aug. 20 GUIANA tPFM) Quebec g. s. CO.
Sept. 9-PARIMA tPFM) Quebec S. s. Co.
San Juan, P. R., La Guayra, Puerto
Cabello, Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao Also see Porto RIcs
From New York
Aug. 27-CAFACAS sPFAD Red D Line
Sept. io-PHiLADELPHiA( (PTM) Red . In
Santiago
From New York
Aug. l6-ANNETTA tE) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Santiago, Kingston. Belize, Puerto
Barrios, Puerto Cortez, Truxillo,
Tela
From New York
Aug. :0--cARRfLLO eFFM} United Fruit
Santos. Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also see Parn. Rie de Janeiro
From New York
Aug. 90 BOSWELL. (FAf) I.amport & Eclt
/ Aug. 3O-ARGENTENA tr|
: North and South Line
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Sun Spots

everything
little
the earth The
planting of potatoes and putting shingles
Thanks careful phenomena
kind eleven There
like sudden changes weather
Eien scientists
possibly
development
AID surely will
scientific instruments
but they analysed determined
photographs at intervals
thereby
OF eruptions.
astronomers seriously effect
the earth will be cooler Possibly
adverse congressional legislation
result Prices will
Canned fruit will keep better
It is not told what effect the will
though predicted that there will diversified
fall and
advancement will be made in the study relatively
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Why AUOid the Issue?

thing
taxation this week
too high 1t after ALL outstanding
and hardly said
discussion concerned the question Of how they collected
Really putting every
those
local that
forward with constructive
It repeatedly
unfair This be true but the method unfair than
lection of taxes several times than they should be-
obvious
the cutting expenditures
and there considerable indication high
of the complaints concerning the buildings
becoming crowded During
last the number of employees State
and county has doubled.
bringing Of
organizations the State holding
Why could these
seriously thing gotten
without
but with the utmost
WHAT'S absolutely
with view nearly
branches and cutting
tons could then be made the Legislature pressure
to bear to obtain the
Obviously
the politicians
Of the State and the citizenship generally.
With this accomplished the
in which the which
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When you visit Lakelands they viii
tell you more of this story They will
tell You how the lines of it were after
ward traced, and the history Of the mil
lers daughter revealed after the gypsy
wanderers had stolen her on that Septem-
Der day, attracted by her childish beauty.
But you should wait until you sit COM
fertably on the shaded porch of the
Eagle House, and then you can have the
story at your ease. 1t seems best that
our part of 1t should close while Miss
Phoebe's deep bass note was yet rever-
berating softly.
And yet, to my mind, the finest thing
of it all happened while Father Abram
and his daughter were walking back to
the Eagle House in the long twilight,
almost too glad to speak.
Father" she said somewhat timidily
and doubtfully, "have you a great deal
of money 2"
"a great deaI?" said the miller well.
that depends There is plenty unless
you want to buy the moon of something
equally expensive"
Would it cost very, very much" asked
Aglaia, who had always counted her
dimes so carefully, ito send a telegram
to Atlanta?'
"Ah," said Father Abram, with little
sigh, 81 see. You want to ask Ralph to
come"
smile. .
Il want to ask him to wait" she said.
81 have just found my father, and I
want it to be just we two for a while
I want to tell him he will have to wait"
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was no note from an organ, but the hum
ming of the mill machinery He felt sure
that the old overshot wheel was turn
ing; that he was back again, dusty,
merry miller In the old mountain mill.
And now evening was come, and soon
would come Aglaia with flying colors,
toddling across the road to take him
home to supper. Father Abrams eyes
were fixed upon the broken door Of the
cottage.
And then came another wonder. In
the gallery overhead the sacks Of flour
We're stacked in long rows. Perhaps a
mouse had been at one of them; anyway,
the jar of the deep organ note shook
down between the cracks Of the gallery
floor a stream of -four, overing Father
Abram from head to foot with the white
dust. And then the old miller. stepped
into the aisle and waved his arms and
began to sing the miller's song:
THE wheel goes round,
The grist is ground.
The dusty miller's merry"
and then the rest of the miracle hap
,pened. Miss Chester was leaning for
ward from her pew, as pale as the -four
itself, her wide open eyes staring at
Father Abram like one in a waking
dream When he began the song she
stretched out her arms to him: her lips
moved, she called to him in dreamy
tones Dada. come take Dums home p
Miss Phoebe released the low key of the
organ. But her work had been well
done. The note that she struck had
beaten down the doors of a closed mem
CRY; and Father Abram held his lost
Aglaia close in his arms.
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A Black Resort

adhouse Brighton boulevard the Bungalow
deal
extraordinary police
adopted for its elimination.
Now that has become gathering place for negroes appears that
policemen who it
protection while
paroing
Bungalow paronzed
exclusively
governing dnerenttate between
whites and blacks
city of Indianapolis
properly
operated for
public safety
being
ing places
often
familiar conditions Particularly likely
by whites who with blacks either
business
Now however interesting
apparent
have been closed whites they blacks
where liquor Sold dancing
morning wless allowed
And disclosed that
who members of the police
inspections
The hypocrisy.
There good undesirable
have special privileges which
which tolerated whites.