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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

JARAMiLLo, Phillip. died April s.
at homo cast of the city. Body at
McCarthy-Browns.
ROSE. Marjorie E. infant. died ut
312 jefferson street April &. Body
In charge of Cammcl Undertaking
company.
NEWELL. Homer, aged wear.
died at Sl7 East Ninth street. April
&. Body Mt McMinn's.
BAIRD. Marion Joyce, age years,
died yesterday at 7ie Van Burcn
street. Body at T. q. Mccarthy &
Company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

CAMBRIAN soCIETY-Thcro will
he regular meeting II the wclch
Cambrian society at the homo of Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Jones. 1897 East
Evans avenue. Thursday evening
April Z. All members are requested
to be present at this meeting as there
will be an election OF officers for the
coming year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

CONDITION "FAIR".-"Just fair"
was the hospital report last night on
the condition of Johnny Boyle the
messenger boy who was run down by
Il motor truck ut C and South Union
on Monday. He is suffering from
broken jaw and other injuries about
the body.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Ia survived by hs wife and five sons
all residing in Kansas city. He had
been connected with tho Missouri Pa
cific railroad company in tho capacity
OF general livestock agent for per-
iod OF seven years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Isaac RAIDER. a youngstcr OF Is. has
been awarded tho first prize OF 800 for
tho best painting in oil entered for tho
fourth annual exhibition OF tho Fed
Grated Art Societies OF Toledo. o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Miguel Pllnc1rtc and Anita Bar
ron, Pueblo.
Joseph Spcrysno and Angela jan
mix. Pueblo.
Leo b. Shaw. Lowell. Mass, and
Mrs. Florence Beagle. Pueblo.
Jay H. Dalton and Mrs. Sodna
Jolliff, Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

FLoRMAN's INDIAN BRAND
house paint is made right here and
made hero right. Get 1t for your house
and you help build up Pueblo industry.
Buy OF you dealer. or at FLORMANs.
factory Central Main street and Santa
f'c tracks: Store, Ill w. Fourth ST.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

FOR MANUFACTURING and ma
chino work in general see or call on
THE IMPROVED POWER AND MA
CHINERY COMPANY. 3oo-3ii South
Victoria avenue. Pueblo, Colorado. 200
feet from the Union depot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Many women believe that they ars weak
ard nervous as a result of age. worry and
over~ork: they think that their disturb
cd digestion. headaches. heart palpita-
ton. shortncss Of breath. pains across
tho back. etc, are duo to sone serious
disease instesd Of the raj esuss-iroc starva.
tion Of the blood. This 10 proven BY ths met
that when many Of thesc zane women take
organic iron for awhile all their alarming
symptoms quickly disappeaS and they become
strong. robust and healthy. lfoo 10 shao'utsly
necessary TO enable your blood 70 change ICED
into living cells and tissue. without u aothins
you cat does you the proper amount OF COED
you do not get the strength out oft,
II you are not strong and we'll do nst vaiS
until you 90 all TO pteces and collapse IN astaa
Of nervous prostration. but take some orean,c
iron-Su1ated lton-at once. But he sure IL
crranic iron and not metallic iron which people
usually take and which 10 made merely oy The
action Of strong acids on small pieces OF iron.
Organic NuXATED IRON 10 like the iron in yonr
blood and like the iron In spinach. lentls and
apples and IL often Increases the bodily and
mental visor sf weak. wernout women IN Two
weeks tine.
beware Of Substitutes. Look for the we'd
"Nulated" on every package and the letter.
l. on every tablet Your money will be refunded
By the manufacturers u you do not Obtain
nsrfsetly sAGsfactoSy resalts. A. All ofugSwu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

THE OFFICES of the Mutual Oi
and Development Co. will remain opel
evenings until o'clock. Suite .
Amherst building. Phone SCI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

$40 REWARD for recovery Of my
rcd Rugby bicycle No. 151 800, taken
from front porch Tuesday night.
James Watkins, 1l9 w. Pitkin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

EVERYTHING in the hardware limo
-rakes. shovels, garden hose. Pueblo
Hardware Co.. 40c Santa Fe ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

ELECTRICAL, SUPPLIES. WIRING
and repairing. storage batteries. Call
t25 for our quick service. ASiIcEAFT
ELECTRIC CO., 1915 Routt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Tho United States contains mors
people of British origin than do the
British Isles themselves.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

| OUR COAL makes warm friends,
P. A. Cessna, Phone 574.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
BORN
DIED

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Stalick. 1917
Lake avenue, n son, April 8. 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
FUNERAL NOTICES

Tho body Of Lonzo Lathrop will he
forwarded this morning to Rocky Ford
for burial 10y r. q. Mccarthy x COM
pauy. accompanied by the son. Lyman
Lathrop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

FOR SALE or trade, fine Studcbakcl
Sedan. Phone 2694-M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
STONE HOMES. Phone s1a
PHONE FoRBUsH FOR COAL

= II. A. SMITH for first class carpe,
cleaning. Phone 941-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Tho funeral of Aldo BonvicIn. will
be held Friday Mt 10 O'Clock from tho
chapel OF 7. q. Mccarthy & Company.
and lo;3o O'Clock from Mt. Carmel.
Burial in Bosclawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
sJ6 IT USED IN AN OFFICE7-
THE FRANKLIN PRESS HAS IT."-Phsns
An.8teel Safes and Cabinets. The
Best O'Brien Printing co.
n YEARS in Pueblo withc 1T a fall
ure; PRIDE Of the ROCKER FLOUR.

FOLLOWING the Greenwich VII
lAge Folliec" next Tuesday at tho
City Auditorium, comes Way Down
East on Thursday. Friday and Sat-
urday and the "Bohm Ballet and Little
symphony on Friday evening. You
cannot afford to miss one of the trio
they are all good.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Marion Joyce Baird, aged . years.
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Baird, died yesterday at tho family
home. 1i9 Van Burcn street. following
an Illness of hut few days. Private
funeral services will he held this af-
ternoou at o'clock in the funeral
chapel of r. q. Mccarthy & Company.
William Ford will conduct tho SCR
vices. Tho burial will be at Mountain
Wow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Marjorie II. Rose, infant daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. l.. Rose. 3l3 Jefferson
street. died April ., was buried ~
nosolown cemetery April 6, in charge
OF CAMEL Undertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

take place at . o'clock from the homo.
Burial at Hucrfnno cemetery under
the direction OF Brown In-
company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
CITY BRIEFS

INSPECTING ROADS-The county
! commissioners have for two days been
touring the roads north from this city
on the east side of the Fountain river,
and that between Nepesta and Fowler
| on the north side of tho Arkansas riv-
er. changes and improvements being
the object.
MAKING trip to Denver with big
truck, loaded, would like to get return
load for Tuesday. Phone 116s-W.
HOES, rakes, shovels and garden
tools of all kinds. Pueblo Hardware
Co.. 402 Santa Fe ave.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES rcsharp-
cned. American Shoe Shining Stand,
In the alley next to krcss store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

A DANCE will be given by st,
Patrick Alumni at the Garden Aca-
deny Friday night. April s. Adms-
sion soc, plus tax.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

The funeral OF Mrs. Agnes Novak
will he held Friday morning at S;3c
o'clock from the home, i30 Palmer
street and at o o'clock from 50. Mary's
church. Burial in Rosclawn In charge
Iof McMiun.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07
4 CAUSE OF
W0MEN'S ILLS

WOMEN OFTEN THINK THEY HAVE
HEART TROUBLE. INDIGESTION. Nh.
vouS PROSTRATON. ETC. WHEN IT'S
SIMPLY IRON STARVATION OF THE
BLOOD.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

Tho funeral of Mrs. Ruth West Win
lock was held at the Wilton chapel
Tuesday at 3 o'clock with the Rev. q.
W. Hall officiating. Mrs. Harry Bid
dlccomb, Mrs. carl Brown, Chas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-07

1t is a privilege for Pueblo to
entertain the Rotarians of this dis
trict, and this store joins in cx-
tending welcome to the Rotarian
guests. Every convenience we have
to offer is yours while here. Corner
Fourth and Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

When the house committee made It's report
the governors action was not that OF gentle
man jenious OF his virtue. Instead OF demand
ing a prompt trial. that he might present his
evidence and secure his acqulttal he emitted
partisan TRADE. Then busted himself TO pre-
vent the charges ever being filed before high
court of impeachment.
ut will be cowardly II the legislature simply
makes these charges and offers the executive
no opportunity TO prove his innocence" shouted
the partisan press Some Of the writer's were
honest TOO. Probably they thought the gov
ernor wuntod TO plead TO tho indictment. but
more OF them wanted TO create the impression
that tho republican house was thinking of doing
such n thing and wanted TO force It TO at
tempt impeachment proceedings that they
might be voted down and 'exoneration" claimed
for the governor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Oklahoma Outbursfs
~ OTIS IOHTos

without my reference 20 bank robbcries. but
.'''t.H .Hk 'hlJ'I# from o. geographical obvarva-
YOU 30 1''' hH' app.'r tY b., very Tar from
Ih" uii'on Gushor says the city clecilop #,
H'l 'IF was % worry quiet affair. fp tho uyht
q" i'''hi i'p"iis We would not want 10 be in
"''t"n when "a roai rumpus is staged.
a mnl'dy new to physiciaus, known az Okla
h'u' paralysis, hH7 appeared bon Tulsa gvnu-
IONS are ihroc Empty "l1kr" bottles Ip tho Vic
umS pocket Cure. 10 days In jail
on mon ~ Oklahoma have been overlooking
o valuable OH nold % appear. from thn i,n
''t'hu'ut .hIr..a that Governor Rpb.rts,r
received dividend of $500 33 pu the fir.f day
h' nude '" Investment in an uiI lols. iu jackson
county.
ono MASON why man ducaut hold hl4 vifo,s
''nd 900 the movies. eutB the Mlstor,r Phoenix.
hc''us' Hhc would suspect him OF loading up
pn furniture polish again.
Oklahoma politicians Seem to ho having tho
.tm' Fut''Ht In Washington that their pre-
'''''ors Of territorial days experienced.
The girl ON South Main want 81 understood
lhnt the headline. Peach Buds Are Killed
ioos not apply TO her
by the way, have YOU noticed how many
people thcro nrc who claim they can help WIN
llays improve the mail service
Ardmorc. also, has an II. l.. Davidson. but he
Is a preacher
There are some grounds for tho belief that
VI oklahoma law suit docs not end litigation.
Harding undecided ON shipping board" ia a
headline that causes grief In circles which eN-
p'ctcd all the boards 10 Doe shipped by this time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
The Horoscope
The stars Incline but do ,., Co..
'Cpt. issi W Mcclure Newavap,- ssss
SUNDAY. AnriI 3 tna1

This should be a fa.r.g fsv,..,..
day. Tho sun is iu b,u,g. 80
carly in the morning and vg,'...''
Is friendly later. Uranus a ..-,,.
ly adverse In the evening.
IT should be an ausp...4us ,-
for the usual sunday pursgi.s "' II"
stars prCsaging for the c.,rg. ,.'. '
er TO impress the minds OF men ,',
women.
Religious controversies. GO lon.
predicted, are TO be much eNgl5n.t
before the end OF the year.
Tho sway today IS d fortuna.
one for writing letters. unless ,p'
letters carry love messages Ub,.r
Will not be well received.
There is "a good sign for wha,sv,.
has TO do with philanthropy a.
charity.
Again now movements for The ..
lief OF the pcnniless arc f9reshas.
owed
Deprivation and want again viii
make themselves felt by all olasss,
for the poor will make protests i
new forms.
Crime will continue TO be NOR,
prevalent tnan IN thC past and II
will not DO controlled until Tho pub'
lie accepts a new viewpoint IN.
seers declare, and assumes the "a.
sponsibiilty OF scientific proyentiy,
measures.
Forgery and lihcl will increase J
the stars are read Alright. Mary
scandals that touch persons IN hIgs
places are forecast.
4 naval review or Demonstration
by Great Britain seems 90 be fore.
shaduwed.
Person whose birthdate Il ls hay.
the augury OF a happy and success.
ful year. Those who are employed
should be promoted.
Children born on this day Should
be lucky all through lie. They
should avoid responsibility and In.
dulgo their natural tendency towgs
tho line of least resistance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Editor World when our Lord commanded
Lazarus to come forth" and the pulse of Inn
the shoctcd dead came forth alive. THAT one
dead man arose Is presumpttvc that all dead
men SHAH be raised, that Jesus raised him from
ih' dcAl during hts rodomptivc mission on
earth is conclusive that the resurrection Is en-
hracrd In the work of redemption; and that
l)'alh hchrd ana ohcNcd Him once argues that
he win hear ana obey Him again, This con-
cluslon is clcar from the fact that when Jesus
was completing Rcdemptiou's plan the graves
were opened ana ~ He completed IL by Ills
resurrection, Many hodiee OF the saints which
slept arose came put of the graves and ns
work of redemption lie came to perform. and
did complete tt; so by a parity Of reason our
resurrection is necessary to complete the work
with reference to us, and Will complete It.
Glorious hope! Death Is rest to the good
man from all his tolls whore he gathers now
vigor for an eternity ~ action.
Men may question the authenticity Of this or
that book I'm tho Bible. they may flout tho
story OF Jonah aud the whale: they may eyadp
questions Of faith and doctrine they may refuse
assent % the gospel narratives. thcy mad hide
themselves In the metaphysical mazos untl tho
existence ~ cod becomes uncertain to them.
But there ~ one thing that cannot lac uucq-
toned or flouicd or cyadod or hidden from.
There are mo- metaphysical subtetcs that can
hide man from death. Il Be- tho only thing
that we know. that the future holds I'm store for
us Ana .l the questions Wh1t Is on the other
going 10 ho2 como TO each OF us and are as
iueurmountahlo ms gravtntion. May say that
there is nothing beyond death. But how do
they know Throwing the whole Bible away
and an tho evidence that Revelations hrs q
offer, It sull remains true that there may be
life beyond tho grave and that We viii have
Men say thcro is no Cod.
I}ut how do they know
Thrre ia certainly some power IN tho uni
verso hg'oro which We are as helpless as chips
upou tho f1Ils OF Niagara, which we cannot
control cannot oven comprehend. II there is a
God that is Just what VIII ne do with YOU? II
,h"ro is lto heyona ulr grave what is going
io hn your part Iu it' n thurc rs a holl of suf-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
PEACEFUL PENETRATION.

The peaceful penetration Of the Germanlc
peoples into the nations OF the world was a
phase Of the studied policy of the house OF
llohcnzollorn for years preceding the outbreak
OF the world war. This is now a known II not
an admitted fact. II s reasonable to suppose
that It was according to plan and prcdicatcd on
the general plans OF preparation for "thc day"
when the Jump orr would be made to estab-
lish German "kultur' throughout the length
and breadth of the world That the conse-
qucncc OF this peaceful penetration was highly
embarrassing TO almost every race OF people
IN tho world IL now a matter OF undisputed
record.
And yet, until the event proved the fears we'll
founded the occasional ono who voiced tho fear
of what contemplated by the lmpcrlallsts
of the fathcrland, was ridculcd into silence.
Continued peace. with its attendant prosperity.
blunts tho perceptions ana sharpcns the cre-
dulity OF mon. Rut now christcndom IL thor
oughly alive 10 the German menace which grew
constantly during the first years Of tho present
century eliminating in the outbreak OF the
most vicious war Of history. Particularly as II
affected Europe
Strange enough. however, there is tho smo
obtusencss, unwilllngncss to read Alright the
signs OF the times concerning peaceful pcne-
tration Of tho United statos that ia at the very
moment. aud has for years been going on with
precisely the Same consequences inevitable II
they are not contemplated by as clearly estab-
lished design. We refer to the Japancsc quca-
tion which directly involves the western shores
Of America but indirectly menoccs tho future
of the an America
We hear much in an academic or abstract way
OF the Jap question" It presents itself to the
peoples Of the Pacific states But thcre has
not been, nor is there yet, q seeming grasp OF
what It means to the national aspirations Of ali
OF tho statcs Tho issue has eyer turned on in
tcntIon-the intention Of tho mikados govern
mcut, and American statesmen have been ullcd
into false security by tho representations Of
friendship ana honest, fair purpose made hy tho
statesmen OF japan Yct Il "a not SO much "A
question Of confessed Intention on tho part or
tho Japanese az Of inevitable conscquncc 10 tho
American people.
Nobody-ot least robod, q, an ofrl,I,l roei.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Oklahoma Politics and Politicians

not help it. The democratic son
ate piled appropriation bills on the
house sufficient TO make the mem
bors conclude that Noah's delug'
was only IA spring shower, and 1t IS
always hard to cut down an appro-
priatiOn. 81 1t may be said tina
the political situation is unchanged
by reason OF the long legislative scs-
sion. Neither party can claim grca.
credit ana just az certainly one can
not say much about the other,
From n disinte~ sea standpoint n
can be stated that perhaps the less
said, the better for all concerned.
Minority Team Work.
However, 1t can be stated correct
~ that the democratic minority in
the house played a good game. II
worked in unison and got on its feet
in partisan way whenever tho
emergency arose. Had The demo-
cratic senate risen to the altitude OF
the minority democrats OF the
house, the party would have been IN
far better condition at the prescnJ
and for the contest that must be
wagcd next year
referring back TO the trouble be
,nrnunmcd ,' ,hnt 'l'r
NcAlstcr ls fn surf,r borousa h.
Inrd tba Iiert,r1nt ,,overnor L,,e
long bc,n persnnoI and nolitic,r
friends NcAfstc- ia etudart of
highway improyeucuf prrhnps thr
bosf informrJ man an mar tonic
within the state, 1t was expected
that he would be appointed state
hIEn"ay commissioner, no on'
doun's ms capacity ana MS integrity
IS ABOVE question
II ~ now 7thI'd thtt ne can no.
nave tne appointment because or ms
lI'ehuS"lp 10 MI. IIHpP' some Oh
US VINO are NOT zoo l'IehuIy 10 lh'
| 6uN'' nor anu lHtI g ore mustn't u'
Cuu7lu'itu uH.Ia. l1ap''' HoIu 10 the
nP'hluh H'"l M'NiiH't' : 'Pu'"ilo o'
i"T an'I.S ana lI'''SIl-y IHaN's nm
lntelslp,e 20 Il pace Il, lH' hAnus OF
'h'a "u'ht lI.tlI'u, puI Pou,tHtss
requires mat ms p' NOT sa'u'
S'hSe ths Htt n"ay ueP"r M 'ht
was crea''d It mas bveh used as
jumping GROUND ny lIe 'h''I exc
u'iEe ana so i"nk as 'hal continues
IL uoes hUI h,al'I!1'iS Hlaut'f VIZ
Is ,he lttu'Hr W,lu OIL H. me oH'y
/ reason l"t 'dlI'us a'''nlluh 10 II al
ms t'Hlo, ~ 70 snow l,aI the gov
tiHur mas '"u'aN"Ieu W "l'u"
l"oSe IRON! th' oIly remaining s'at.
! ',,',,tt,,N' '''ll'I "Ho "'s p'W,eh ~
tp'"ly 70 MAINTAIN hllhseil' even
| tno"bh Io"lpo"cu /" pear 'Ac S1r'4''
| u. S'""u'"5 up loF the ''''' 'N''-
uN'Fe'
II l. n Sorry Time.
No one denies that this ia a SORRY
season from a democratic stand .
point There is disorder every
where and dIsaffocfion runs arnuck
with no one tn sion IL. There arc
| some lip democrats I'm the senate
| hut ihrv were mo-, allowed 10 func-
! ion. som OF them allowed thc.r
nariisau bias TO trau Them along bc-
| hind the hoarse which was convey
| ing tho remnant of the democratic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Daily BibiicW Quotation
NlrII B

April o.
A. fIr thee, 'hc Lord Thy God hath not Tu'
f.r,d thrr poo tp dO...Dcut NyIii IA.
Lord flr tho oTriug Thought
Nut into own wrought,
Lord for tho wicked win
betrayed and bHfflcd suI.
For the heart from itHnf kept
our Thanksgiving accept
W. -. IuwrllR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
PULLING Down TINE TEMPLE.

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The New York herald., 1921-07-30
FOREIGN PORTS.
lBy MALL

BERMUDA, July 2s-Arrived. strs Urkiols
, ceeded 9Th after coaiins) Path. Macomet,
Hamburg for Galveston (for fuel oil ano
";sia ";csiHa2R1orrErowN. PEI. July 2s-In port
schr Holmes Frank C3r), for Newcastle
NIB, and Philadelphia.
HALIFAX, July 24-Arrived. str Chignecte
(Tr), st John: 35th. schrs Alexandra (Br)
Guysboro for New York (azrd eadled) Evelyr
v Miller (Br), Twillingatc; 2Ith. etrs Copar
watuisa CBr), Montreal; scnr w Rein
Sailed oath, Schrs Mary q Duff (Br). Vine
yard Haven; Gladys e Whidden (Br), sgd
ncy; 25th, Nanlara (Br), Den,erara:
(Chin), Vigo; 22d. Espaene (Fr), st Ma
saare; Anassia tGer). vcra Cruz; 24tn
KINGSTON. ia. July 15--Ar@T.vsd: rived ST Z
Bertram, supposed MayaEuez; 22d. str Ottaf
(Nor), Guayaaui1, &C, for New York.
PORT KEMBLA, July 2O-Arrvco' OH
waircmo (Br,.. Sydney.
QUEBEC. July n midTght-AIrived' stI
Sailed 26th, strs Sheba (Br). Sydney: 27th.
Canadian Recruit (Br). Sydney.
Arrived ct Three Rivers 9Th, str Canadian
Adventurer (Br). Sabine.
In port at Three Rivers 27th. str Canadian
Carrier (Br), from Vancouver.
sALINA CRUZ. July 22-Arrived, str CUBA,
San Francisco for Balboa (and proceeded).
SYDNEY. CB, July 20-Sailcd. strs Thos J
Drurnrnund (Br), Quebec: 27th, HalesfIis
(Hr), from Montreal for Antwerp; Rygja
(Nor), from do for ROTTERDAM.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30

MANILA, July 9T-Arrived, strs Ecuador
San Francisco: Ttppecanoe. Seattle
dem eNor fos a Ssy sr'S & 81 srs
New Orleans; Viking (Nor). Frortera; Cape
RomaAn. Pacific coast.
jean Tsd somsrvs asa SsSr sierra IssSs. 4e n0'
Sailed 29h, etrs II r Dimock Port Bar
rios; Frederick Luckmlbach. Pacific coast ;
Tuscan, Havana: bark Whiteson tBr), Port
NEW ORLEANS. La. judy 2e--Arrived.
strs Augusta Fohesczegno dtaD. Now York /:
Cardiff: Hauro, Texas city; HomecHffe
(Br). Gibraltar. Iroquois (Br), London, tow
Ing barge lvarhoe; Joeeph seep, New York ;
Lake airline. Porto Rico; Waaldyk (Dutch)'
Sailed from Fort Eads 2eth, strs Ampetco.
Europe; Honduras lNor). Kingston; Kenne-
Naples: Omoa (Hond). Tela; Rnjah, Pro
grsso; Ratlin Head tBr). Dublin.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, July 2e-Arrived.
strs Estrada Palma Cuban. Phnadslphia;
Sailed 2srh. str Yays Maru Iap). Bahia
Sailed 10th. strs Austraiind (Br,. Calves
amerdka DAM. Havana Pawtucket. Hous-
ION; Ohio, Rotterdam; BizkarH Mendi (sp).
sSSssSfsSs NSsSSk ws,sais va iss pa Sses str
Arrived 10Th, s.rs sori utaD. Galveston for
(Brj. do for New Orleans; Angiolo Bondi
ItaD. Galveston for Italy; Estrada Palma
tcuban), Philadelphia: MYsician tBrl. Pre- Pres
York; Gloucester. Baltimore; Aidsate (Br).
London; Nevisian CBr. New Orleans for
Arrived 2sta. strs Ocean (Dutch,. Rotor
dam; West Madaket, baltimore; Ruth. Sears
port; Mghtbnrne. Port Arthur; City OF Ade-
Marta; Fullerton iBr), Key West Athenic