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The New York herald., 1921-09-27

coris san Domingo CITY, Aqua ana Dara
hona. str HURON, II 80 AM tsup u y
hyba Natal, Maceio and Cabedello. via
pare. Manaoe. Maranhnm. cearn. pernam-
baco Maceio. Cabedeilo and Natal. str
TOLYCARP. II AM.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
Tucatan and campeche ,cuba and other
parts Of Mexico ~, Via Havana. Pfogreso
Vera Cruz and rampico; also parcel post
piail for the Mexican States Of Campcche
Chiapas Guerrero. Hldalgo, Mexico. More
los, oaxaca. pueb!a, Tlaxcala, Vera, Cruz
and Yucstan, str oRizaBA. 1889 An :.
f%ort % az Paix, Gonaives. Port aa P,iree.
Miragoane and Aux Cages, str GREAT
North Brazil. Iquitos. Pernambueo. Para
hyba. Natal. Maceio and cabedello, Via
buco, Maceio and Cabedello tregistercd mail
closes PM sept 2s,: by rail TO Hampton
Roads. Va. and thence by str PoLYcARP.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York AT PM as follows:
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. Via San Francisco. str So
MONA Sept %.
Hawaii. Via San Francisco. str nIArSo
Hawaii and Guam, via San Francisco.
Us I SHERMAN. Sept so 80,
Indo-ChinA and Netherlands East Indies
texcept Surnatra), Via seattle. str IXiON.
pct J.
Japan. Corea, China and Siberia. via
Seattle, str rUsHIMA MARu. Oct ..
Hawaii; Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria. &c
str MAKURA. Oct 8.
Japan. Corea. China, French lndo-C China
Netherlands East Indies Except Sumatra)
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria, &c. str EMPRESS or ASIA. Oct 8
-Must be specially addressed foy this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails for the following dates. Shanghai
Aug 81. Moukden Sept 2. Kobe sth and Yoko-
hama 9TH. which arrived per str Fushimi
Maru. were despatched east from Seattle on
September 90 and arc due In New York on
the morning OF Tuesday. Sept "a
Mail~ OF the following dates-Shanghai
Ang ~ Moqkdeh Sept :; Kobe sth and
Yokohama 9th, which arrived per str Fu-
snirni Maru. were despatched east from
Seattle on Sept 20 and are due in New York
on the morning Of Tuesday, Sept 81.
Mails OF the following dates: Moukden
Sept 4, Kobe 9th and Yokohama 10Th. which
arrived per str Africa Mari, were de-
spatched east from Seattle on Sept "a and
are due In New York on the morning OF
Thursday, Sept 2e.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tfcported 20 the fiydtogfaplic office.l
Sept -. lat li OF. ion CT II. red can
buoy with a black horizontal stripe about z
fee' from tie top. much marine growth at
tached.
Sept Is. lat 10 SO. lon 50 Is. a spar pro-
Jcctng 10 feet out of water.
Sept H., lat As o1. lon ~ Il. drifting
miae.
sept II. lat 80 30. lon A. a.. a drifting
Mi
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r,RopF.
TRAv ELLERs ro lsuRorE.

Swiss gentleman speaking and writing
fluentiy French. Italian. German and English
and having perfect knowledge OF these
countries and OF their laws offers his ser
vices AZ broker In stocks or money transac-
tiona or as guide IN European tours. first
class certificates; photos and Government
guarantees can be given. Capt Eertschl,
''Woodcote," Tiiford road. Farnham, Surrey.
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
CLOSING OF MAILS

~ aa win promptly Office and
yep thatr
the
Han station double
manfo America
public
timean
following time OF closing OF mail
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CHICAGO (Fr. from Havre 25th for New
York.
DROTTNINGHoLM (sw). from Gothenbure
gath for New York.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN (Br), from Shanghai
23d for Vancouver
GbANsK, from Danzig 10Th for New York
KOREA MARU tJap), from Shanghai 23d
for San Francisco.
MOUNT CLINTON. from Hamburg 22d for
New Tort
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER sTEAMEI.S ARRIVED.

ACROPOLfS (Br) passed Gibraltar 23d.
ARABIC MARU tJapp, ut Shanghai 23d.
CELTIC tBrl, at Liverpool 25th.
KASHlMA MARU (JapD, az Hong Kong
gath
MErkGAMA CBrj. al liverpool 2e,h.
NiEUW ASTERDAM fDutch) Mt Plymouth
2lth.
OSCAR III tDan1, at Chriatlansand 25th.
PROVIDENCE Nrl passed Gibraltar sd
SAN. GIOVANNI Utah. at Genoa goth.
NICTORIAN (Brl. ~ LINerpool Goth.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NT. sept 2e-Barometer ni
noon. 1920 inches; calm: weather. dull
30 deg Fair.
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DUE SEPTEMBER 20.
llmanac for New York Sept. IL.
sRoPpING or TINE BALL.

w YORK, Sept 26--The time bah above
90 Navigation and Marine Engineering
HtNfDl OF the Seamen's Church Institute, -
A93fl street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
7rss meridian. or hours slow Of Greenwich
ue Il time. Any one desiring correct Green
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land. sos,oa for New York.
Schr Guilty Sark (Br). Shelburnc, Ms. for
New York. with lumber
Schr Centennial, Lubec. Me, for New
York, with flsh.
schr George KlincS, Haiis Quarry, Ne.
for New York. with stone to Booth Bros
vessel TO A Elliot & Co. 49,. ,..
Tugs Comet, light Cat 80 AMI; Mars.
towing Q bargcs Cat 1908 AMI: r NJ wat
errnan, With Cat 1915 ANY.
Bound East.
Schr Maid OF Canada tBr), Elizabethport
for Nova Scotia (anchoredl. .1.
Tugs Honeybrook with barges cat 800
AND Dauntless, with . (at I AM): So
cony Il. with tat Gas AaD Alhatross.
with Cat 3;20 PMD.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S ship Netcs Office IS IN
.ks Barge Office Ship information gi0en bB " 8
4 ippiaq Board Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
rJwling Green $780,
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fnv Mail

NY MNII.I
pIGfY. Ms. Sept 22-salled schrs Jevuka
nsr), salnon River; y Therisuit CSr),
New York.
Fernando, New York.
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STEAMSHIPS. rxcursroNs and rouRs.

:! V
American So
Passenger ~
Service NJ
When you are going to travel by winter
LIS ran book your passage In ships
tnal SAL under the American flag.
Iney are fast and luxurious. sailing
are the symbol Of perfect comfort al
sea-America's idea Of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
plymouth, Boulogne and London
From New York
Centennial State
Panhandle state
Oct 23.Nov. 26-Dec. ..
Potomac
Nov. 5--Dec. "a
Hudson
Princess Matoika
.. Oct. 22-Dec. 10
plymouth oneF9o%1k From New sad inrE Rai%sn
America
Sept 2s--Nov. 1, %
George Washington
Oct. 4--Nov. S--Dec. 8. I
United States Lines. Inc.. As BroadwSs
South America
Rio de Janeiro, M0ntevideo and Buenos Ares
From New York
Southern Cross
Asoia.i sii
Huron
Mnnson s. s. Lines, 81 Wall stket. N. y.
Bowling Green 5000.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila. Saigon, Singapore, c.
From nmoIr. soH rsssf'' ssss
wolyeTinic erin isAto
Pacific Mall s. s. o., Hanover So,
~ y. Tel. Bowling Gv.n 1890.
ii.loiula; Yokohama. yobe, Shanghai, Hong.
ron(Scattle
SiI,<r State
Jov. %.
fenatchee
+ Oct. Is
keystone State
Nov. 5
The Admiyf Line. II State St.. ". 2.
b wiling Gr,Sn 5625.
From San Francisco
Empire State
Oct &
Hoosicr State
Oct IL
Pacific Mall s. s. Co.. Z Hanover So. N. Y.
Tel Rowiinr Green 1890.
Coastwise and Hawaii
Canal, Fort Los Angeles, San Tran>
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
from Baltimore
Hawkeye State
Nov. 20-Jan. 29
Buckeye State
Oct. S-Dec. 17-Feb. 81
Matson Navigation Co.. 100 Market st.,
San Francisco. Cal. 10 South Gay st.,
Baltimore. Md
us. ShJppifso BoANO
Hszs6a.Ses~ 0Clk ~
::aasas
The New York herald., 1921-09-27
MARIxE-roR SALE 0R wANTEp.

nor SALEs--i20 n. steam freight boat, 200
tons, q II. in. draft; $4,000. MCINTOSH
AGENCY. II broadway. Bowling Green 1857
FOUND at sea, 10 II. launch. HAIRY
OBEfRTE. TT 81 av.. Brcoklyn.
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Transatlantic Mails.
TrrsOsY SEPTEMBER 2s,

fs oe. Afrioa and West Asia. Via Plym.
o9tt cherbourg and Antywerp tinaii =, -
bTfe lrd Belgian Congo, str LAPLASp,
s- Sup $50 AM ID.
4.5rss Islands and Portugal (spain .: VA
an Aasra ao poass parse poss mai for Azores
fSs~t8 portugai. Spain. Canary ISLANDS.
! Mslnla and rangier in Morocco str
Azp,ss Islands and Portugal ,Spaln II; va ;;-i..a
sls41 Angra. Ponta Delgada. Lisb9n; VEG
so ad!z; by rail q Providenee. ~ ana
tsrf BY SIR ROMA. PM.
YEDNEsDAy. SEPTEMBER 2s.
gbata. Italy, Greece and Jugoslayia tspsei-
ss1s Afdressed oulyJ via Cadiz, Naples, fS-
sad Dubrovnik: also parcel pos, NM mais
M ain Garasso Gsrary Is@nas sa4see and p JagosiaVa
el'siENT..S;A. 70 AN; vs., a.,a Nor.
fi,%sses; also parcel post malls for Great
sfstS}A, Ireland France. Germany, Austria:
sshoslovakia Hunsary s,Is STitzersna y noaiS ana
igi ID Il ffseposavia fssp a "a ~. Via ralermo. Ma
fsf \ and Jugosiavta, str SAN GIoRGIo.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
Germany. via Hamburg; also parcel post
=. .atis 5or GERMANY Austria, Czechoslovakia,
tSs~&Av and Switzerland. str MOUNT
1ARltGLL, 1880 AN.
Msils for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81.
Jamaica, Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
ipxiais &c) Nicaragua teNcept East CoasD I.
frnt-Ala City. Choiuteca talso prints, &c,
f9f ,teaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). in
Nus!,.sas, Colombia and Ecuador (other
sz,s n Honduras and letter mail for SAL
raetf -. via Kingston. Cristobal. carta-
gsns. savaniIla and Santa Marta. str SAN
IA Marta. AM I.
Ncrt Brazil. Iqnitos. Pernambuco. Para.
hyba Natal, Cabedello. Maceio, Bahia and
FeFsiF (other parts of Brazil -, via Para,
HassI am. Geara. Natal, Cabedello. Per-
LAP 30, Maceio and Bahia, str VIRGIL.
S.3v aSM.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER cs.
Bfrinda. via Hamilton. str FoRT ST
GEORGE, 8 30 AM.
1rn ad and Ciudad Bolivar Curacao and
e'hA- varts. OF Venezuela y. via Trinidad
-artrAno. Laguayra, Puerto Cabeilo, Cura-
eao AID Maracaibo, str HELLAS, $3.50 AM
reTks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Ierfs Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata.
<aftcfstg, La Romano, San Pedro de Ma
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sfeamers Due in New York.
ptrr SyrpTrNHER e-

h rick Nor From Agents.
4 4ontgomery. Sav'nah 2ith. Ocean SIS co
Bl -, Galveston 2ist. Southern Pacific
Estonia. Danzig. &c. ............. Baltic Am
'Exctcr CITY. Brttol 9Th. .Chas Hail & sons
rxcderik VIII. Christianis l7th.. Funch-Edye
I lake Froiona. HUI iith.....J II Wlncheatei
Mn icaibo, Mayaguez 2ist. Red y Line
~ 4Wk, jacksonville 2fth. 1855. Clyde Line
H.. ius. New Orleanx 2ist. Southern Pacific
Ms e Mt. Pa ages 1tt.......P Van Omneren
~ sian, Liverpool ifth ........ White Star
a. ga, Dunkrk i2th......... Co inopoliian
ft 4, Mar.eilles 4tn. .......... EiWeN 20
mas Krng. Alglers 9Th. ............. -
iulia. Avonmouth Sd. ...... .Cunard Line
bn County. Jamaica 2lst. Clyde Line
keno. Hamburg 1th. .....U Nhvigation
-pa. Tela loth.-.... ....... united irut
DUE SEPTEMBER e..
Yria, Glasgow 11th. .......+.. Anchor Line
ltney. Algiers 6th...U S Shipping Board
I'm. Hamburg 18th. ....... United Am
van, Londonderry 18TH. Moore & McC
oil. Galveston 22d. .... southern Pacific
,onisr. Antwerp 10Th. Lloyd Royal Beige
omlnee, London i6th !. Atlantic Tran .
FRO Castle. Havana oath. Ward Line
2 amanic, Shields 18Th. Furness, Withy
Drmlna, Naples f4th. lta la America
DUE SEPTEMBER 20.
tiatic. southampton 2ist..... White Star
mus. New orleans 94th. Southern Pac
y hpress of irdla, Southampton 2Oth, Cuuard
= Victoria. Bermuda 27thFurnes3- Bermuda
fnowis. Hamburg l4th. Kerr : $ Co
htria, Palermo nth. h............ Fabrc Line
tythia, Liverpool 2ist. .....,. .Cunard Line
ioluma. Port Talbot 18th w Il Grace 4 CO
fopdalsfjord Bergen 18TH. ...... Nor veg Am
Gurrialpa. Kingston 24th. .... United Etuit
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

GRACE LINE. INC. TO PERU AMI cHiLA
via Panama Canal 10 Hanover "a. Ss"
York
The New York herald., 1921-09-27

AGwi lines steamship ~er,ice-Flrtlde, ths
Chrolhns Cuba, Texas. California, Mexlco.
Porto Rico. santo Domingo Apply iS0 5th av.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
3RD ANNUAL OUTING OF CORBIN CLERKS
Cigarette RaCe-1OO Yard Dash
 Pie Eating Contest, Etc.

Upwards of 100 employees in the office of the P. and F. Corbin com pany left at II o'clock this morning for Savin Rock where they are hold- ing their third annual outing. The picknickers wore white ribbons upon which was printed in blue the Cor bin trade mark and the words ''P. & F. Corbin Ofice-Third Annual Out ing"
 Private cars were provided to take them to the famous resort. A box lunch was served to be eaten on the way down and a shore dinner. con sisting of th9 following menu, will be eaten at 4:30 o'clock:
 Clam Chowder
 Steamed Clans
 Broiled or Fried Fish
 French Fried Potatoes
 Half Broiled Chicken
 Choice: Soft Shell Crab or
 Half Cold Lobster Tea or Coffee For those who do not care for a shore dinner. the following menu has been provided:
 Soup
 Broiled Sea Trout
 French Fried Potatoes
 Half Broiled Chicken
 Combination Salad
 Ice Cream Cake
 Tea or Coffee The committee in charge has ar ranged for a lively day when the crowd reaches Savin Rock The principal feature of the day will be a bau game between the Married Warriors" explained by F. c. Haus- mann. and the Single Beauties" explained by c. E. Hellberg. This will be followed by: 50-yard dash for girls and 100- yard dash for boys.
 A cigarette race. composed of girls and boys.
 4 pie eating contest. The following is a summary of when the events will take place: 1880 D. m., ball game; 2:30 to D. m.. sports; 8 to 4:30 p. m.. din- ner.
 Music and singing during the din- ner. Dancing between courses. 4:30 D. m., on sight seeing party. in White City, taking in "Shimmy Autos" roller coaster, aero planes. house of fun, etc.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Plans for attending the grand lodge of the Order of Harugari. which meets in Torrington September 1, were dis cussed at a meeting last night The following officers of Water Jahn lodge were elected to serve for the ensuing term: President. George Arendt; vice president, Herman Ruskowski; record ing secretary, Otto Rechenberg; treas urer, Adam Ziegler; financial secretary, Herman Arendt: trustee for IS months, Gottlieb Lorch; delegates to the grand lodge, Otto Rechenberg and Peter Nuss, Jr. Bruno Hentschel, who just com pleted 20 years as recording secretary, declined to be d candidate for re-elec- tion.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
SALE OF CARS SHOWS
 A GRADUAL INCREASE.
Depression Has No Apparent
 EffeCt-44O Sold

The industrial depression and lack of work has little effect on the auto mobile dealers in the city as the sale of cars since the first of the year has been gratifying to the dealers according to the records to date. New cars have been sold at a larger rate than second hand machines as figures show, and there seems to be plenty of money spent on them. An approximate figure from the local automobile dealers show that since January 1, there have been about BIO new cars sold while not more than 130 second hand ones have been purchased.
 This figure compares with last years total exceedingly we'll even though there are almost 2.000 per sons out of work at the present time. Several of the cars have been purchased on time payments while the majority of them have been paid with cash. The automobile trade is on the incline with the cut which practically all the manufac- turers have placed on the cars, and when the recent reduction was made, orders came in quick and fast.
 The dealers. are confident that a gradual increase in the sales will be seen before the fall as the opinion of expert. automobilists is that the price of cars will go up with the opening of the season in spring.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
A. R. I. R. EXCURSION
Auto Trucks Will Convey Hundreds
 to Savin Rock

The annual outing of the Commo- dore John Barry council, A. R. I. R., will be held tomorrow morning at Savin Rock with several hundred members of the council and friends in attendance. Automobile trucks will convey the party to the Rock. leaving the center at nine o'clock. The fol- lowing committee is handling the sale of tickets: James A Sullivan. R. J. Mulconery, James Fox, Thomas Boyle M. J. Kelly, John McInerney. J. Lyons Mrs. Mccormack, Mrs. Lyons, Miss Della Daily, Miss c. O'Leary and Miss S. Lynch. Reservations on tHe trucks may also be secured at the following stores: McInerney's Harness store, M. P. Leghorn's, Walsh and Hollfelder and the New Britain Cloth ing company.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
FzTY ITEMS.

hs and records. Henry Morans' Con c. Hall. Miss Ina Carter Frank r. Clark arc spending htions at Pine Grove. Mantle. frhe Herald follow you on |ation. Be sure to order it Su leave for the shore.-advt. Uill be a second anniversary 5t. Joseph's church Monday at seven o'clock for the re- he soul of Joseph F. Madden. es you right. EIks' grill. Mrs. A. T. Bonenfant have from a trip to Quebec. Can hry c. Mouradian his gone hore cottage at West Silver ast Haven. where she will
 summer and will return to about the middle of Septem- sume her practice.
 bach Ice Cream at ANelrod' s licious.. Buy it at either store, lot, Main street.-advt.
 ting of Chamberlain Council.
 A. M. will be held tonight. communion will be received
 rge class at St. Andrews S n church tomorrow morning. pvo Wd nut coal at SIS per
 codf at s13 per ton. The Coal Co, office and yard 55
 St.: phones, 2250. 2251.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
PILE TAKE TO HILLS.

k tho children of New Brit cir parents and elder broth |isters literally have taken
 <" within the past week in |prt to escape the scorching walk through Walnut Hill Ing the hottest part of an
 reveals littlo punches of Fomen gathefed in all direc- king shady spots under the )e trees on the grassy slopes K. Yesterday afternoon 4a To seen from one spot. The E youthful swimmers aver 200 n day.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
GOES TO ANNAPOLIS

Stanley Newton. a former New Brit ain boy and member of the class of 1921 at the local High school, who for the past year has been living in Brat tleboro, Vt, has successfully passed the examinations required by the United States Naval Academy at An napolis and was notified to report there on Monday next. He remained over night with friends before contin- uing his journey.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
FAREWELL PARTY

A farewell party was rendered Rev. c. H. Stratton. of the A. NJ. E. Zion church by members of his congrega- tion last evening. Rev. NJ. Straton has been transferred to New Bedford, Mass. Several speeches were made and a reading. The New Church Organ" was given by Mrs. Stratton.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
TWO MORE IMPLICATED

Racamo and Motta Arrested for Com-
 plicity in Theft of Seven Automo-
 bile Tires.
 Carmela Racao and S. Motta were arraigned for the theft of seven auto mobile tires valued at s350 from A. c. Hawker's store on Elm street. The two men are implicated with Frank Malarni. who yesterday entered a plea of not guilty to a similar theft charge. After being brought to his cell at police headquarters when he was un- able to furnish the bond required by the court, Malarni told Policeman Frank English that he had state ment to make. In his statement he implicated Racamo and Motta with the result that both were arrested.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25
AIN TEAM COMING
report Club to Oppose Pioneers
 pw Afternoon at Ellis Street

|erican Chain team of Bridge oppose Manager Luby's |utfit tomorrow afternoon at
 btreet grounds. The Bridge will use either Scanlon or the box. Manager Walker bbable lineup of the Chain ls follows: Johnson. cf. 1: 2nd; sand. 3rd: wargo. If: f. Olickney. If: Hurley. ss {:
 c: Scanlon or Nelson, D.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-25

Keep Cool and Comfortable In Our Palm Beach Suits
 Are you wearing one-a summer weight suit of Palm Beach or Mohair or Wool Crash? Look about you and see how many sensible men are defying the heat in the only types of summer suits that welcome every little breeze:
 You'll be glad to wear our warm weather clothing. They'll keep you cool and make you comfortable you'll save $1.00 to $500 as against prices elsewhere hereabouts. > l. For your choosing ".. - -:'.* Palm Beaches, Sl5.oO and $2o.0o- in colors sand, tan, brown, gray and black. Models for young men, and young gold men.
 ~ c . Mohairs, S2OOO. Hot weather comfort to your liking in these suits-pencil stripes, grays and blues.
 Wool Crash, $2o0o grays, tans and heather mixtures. :"
 Sizes of all these suits-34 to AZ, including 38 to AS for more robust men. . Where can you get flannel trousers like ours Gin the bargain basemenD at $7.95? Elsewhere you'd pay $10.0O.
 And soft collar attached shirts, ideal for sport or business wear, these warm days! All the way from SIPS to $6.O0-5O cents to $1.00 less than elsewhere! French or sport cuffs collars with or without points to button-Whites Creams = Tans Fancy Assorted Stripes Parker Shirts among them exclusively sold here two large cases and two laroe display tables full of them.
 Summer clothes for men in "The Bigger Better Store"! Why not be cool and comfort able with our help? BEcSE-LELAND CO.
 Always More Value for Less Money"
 This is the forty-third of series of talks on what 'The Bigger Better Store" means to you. The forty fourth will appear next Saturday. ~
The Colorado statesman., 1921-11-26

WASHINGTON, D.. c.. Nov. 16.
AZ The Howard University
AMI held ceremonies attendant
wv upon the comforting of the
degree of Doctor of Laws on
NJ Eardinand EOph marshal
The Colorado statesman., 1921-11-26
COlOred Women
Most Beautiful
Says Professor
Friedrich Starr of Chicago
University, Eminent Au-
thority on Anthropology,
Makes Assertion Which
Causes Comment.
REAL BEAUTY WITH LIeERIANs

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-It has re-
mained for a Chicago professor to ad-
vance a theory of beauty which runs
counter to the standards which are
generally accepted in this country.
Fredrick Starr, who spent several
months in Liberia, studying the native
races, is the man who has made what
some of us consider a belated discov-
cry, namely, that real beauty is found
among the dark skinned peonia.
sThere are no beautiful women in
the United States. 1t is only our
American good nature that makes us
call a girl who is not phenomenally
ugly, a pretty girl"
Fredrick Starr, professor of anthro-
pology, has been added to the Society
of Noted Crepe Hangers by the Uni
versity of Chicago "co-eds" because of
the foregoing statements which he
made to startled-to put it mildly
class.
"Only among Liberian and kindred
races is real beauty to be found.
These girls have American bellies look
ing like broken down vampires. They
are prttty, because they are pure col
or race"
Continuing the professor stated: "A
handsome man or woman is the rarest
of all creatures. There is no real beau
ty in the United States"
"Our standards of beauty would be
denied by any European nation" he
said. "The Korean yellow race quite
frequently surpasses us in specimens
of beauty. The Igorrotes at the
Worlds fair were everywhere marvel
ed at for their physical attributes.
Beauty in a blond race is next to
impossible. 1t is more difficult for
blonde to measure up to beauty stand
ards than it is for u brunette. The
same holds true of races. 1t is easier
for the draker races to maintain the
high standard of beauty experts than
for the lighter races"
The Colorado statesman., 1921-11-26
Settlement of Loan
to Liberia Near
President King and Com
missioners Expect to Re-
turn to West Africa Next
Month.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 5.-Secre-
tary of State Hughes is nearing set
tlement of the terms under which this
government is to lend the Republic of
Liberia S5,O00,000.
President c. B. d. King and COM
mission from Liberia have been here
for several months to prevent the can
collation. of the loan as was threatened
at one time, and to arrange the terms
so that they would call for any yield
ing sovereignty on the part of Liberia.
With Congress favoring the loan,
following the announcement of both
President Harding and Secretary
Hughes that America could not go
back on its promises to Liberia, the
State Department set about to modify
the terms imposed by the Wilson ad-
ministration, with the result that the
arrangements will be completed within
week or ten days and the Liberian
party will set sail for home.