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The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15
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potters vessel; see Psa. 20; Rev

potters vessel; see Psa. 80; Rev.
2:27.
II the dashing.to- piecs process has
not already begun then we fail to
understand what dashing to pieces
mean.
And when W. read in the papers
the very unusual news account of the
President elect of these United
States. appealing to the Great God
and courage to meet the great re-
possibility that has been thrust upon
him. in this. the most strenuous pc
riod If the nations history. and at
time too, when great 90 men could
assemble in World Confidence to
build military machine. AMI call it
. League OF Nations, TO resist the
forces taat tair own TO J., Lrd SCI,
in motion. and never once let II be
known by either, written or spoken
word, or any act. either performed
or implied that they recognized any
God at all. is additional proof to the
mind Of this writer. taat we are en-
tering new day.
This body of seeminy atheist that
deliDerated in Paris. ami undertook
to build a military machine stronger
than the one they had cursed Ger.
many for having. who ignored God
throughout their entire session, and
seemed to trust only In their own
strength. have apparently fulfilled
some more prophecy found in Da,..
1l:4"-45. One n.ember at least, of
this body stretched forth its hand
and even captured Egypt, where no
fighting was going on. He planted
bis tabernacle between the seas in
the glorious Holy Mountain (Pales-
tine) for blind probably, and for
hypocritical pretense of helping the
Jew. so as to enlist the sympathy of
the better peoples OF earth-yet, ap-
rently tidlngs out OF the East. TALL
Europe beyond hlm) and out Of the
North (Russia) troubled him: he has
made an attempt. in his League un-
dertaklng to build God of Forces"
so that he might go forth in great
fury. to destroy and make away
many. yet the Prophet said he would
come to his end and none would
help him." Such is the fate OF all
who forget God.
Let us be rejoiced that we have a
President--Chief ruler-at this time,
who Is not ashamed to let II be
known that he recognizes God.
The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15
HORSES LIVES HIGH
Man o. War Has Private Groom and
Private Pasture.

Every luxury lavished on royalty
is to be the portion of Man o. War,
world champion thoroughbred. at
Hinata farm. near here, where he has
been retired to the stud. says Lex
ington. KY. dispatch.
A private groom, private feed tubs,
a private pasture. where he is al
lowed to run loose. these are some
of the things that are being provided
by his owner, Samuel ID. Riddle, of
Philadelphia. and Miss Elizabeth
Daingerheld noted woman breeder OF
thoroughbreds. under whose care he
has been placed.
Animals such as Man o. War are
not allowed to do the many things
their plebian brothers and sisters do
that might expose them to danger
When the famous racer left the farm
at Berlin. Maryland. where he was
stabbed after his return from his tri-
umph over in Barton at Windsor, he
was placed in a padded automobile
van and hauled to the express car.
On his arrival in Lexington he was
unloaded into another van and taken
to the Kentucky Jockey Club race
track for exhibition to admiring thou
sands of Kentuckians.
When he was taken from the track
in Tinata farm. distance OF SIX
miles, he was again placed on a van
and hauled over the smooth highway
to the farm. There he was unloaded
and placed in a stall specially pre-
pared for him. with the companion
of all his travels. Mayor Treat. the
old steeple chase racer. on one side
and Golden Broom. Mrs. Walter NJ
Jefford's four-year-old stallion on the
The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15
According to the Bible. Mr.. Dunlap
FIGURES That We Are Nearing End
Jackson Township Man Seems to Think That the War
Was Fought to Fulfil Old Biblical Prophecy He
Thanks God for Senator Warren 6. Harding
Ry $. 5. DUNLAP

nation We know that curative time
was indicated, because this was to
be their final and greatest punish
ment, while they had suffered many
time a subject period of much great
times more than seven literal years.
We know their bondage in Baby
Ion covered seventy years-or ten
times more than seven lieral years
While other periods had been from
seven TO forty years.
We are told in lst Peter Ill thai
even the Prophets themselves did
not always know what manner OF
time whether literal or symbolic) J
the Spirit did signify. when 1t testi-
! fled before hand the things that
should come upon us.
| 1t Is therefore very conclusive that
symbolic time is meant when the
seven times of final punishment OF
the Jewish people Is pointed out to
them.
In the Book of Revelation we have
the period OF time assigned to the
reign of the beast. as a period COW
Ing AZ months: 1890 days; or a
time times and half time.
All three OF these designations OF
time cover one and the same period i:
counting $50 days to the year; we
find 1850 days equal to 81 years.
and 3h years equal AZ months.
Therefore the reign OF the Beast
extended over three and one hall
times. or twelve hundred and sixty
days. meaning years.. See Ezekiel
AS. The reign OF the Beast then
was period of 1850 years. from
539 A. ID. to 1893 A. d. Read Papal
history and see If this isn't correct. }
II, then 3 v times covers a period
of 1880 years in the case of the
Beast. seven times-twice as much
covers period of twice 1850
years in the case OF the Jew.
Twice 1850 years equal 2,52O
years. Hence II the Jew lost his in
dependence. and began to be trodden
down under GENTLE dominion COS b.
9. as we have seen above. and IL the
treading down process was to con.
tinue until the seven times (2.52O
years) were fulfilled, we only have
to substract sos years-the part OF
the time past when Christ was here
In the fiesh-from 2.520 years to
see where the times ended: 1880
! SOC equals 1914. and this when the
war started, and the result OF the
great conflict seems to be the restitu.
tion of ISRAELI to lis home land.
1 III this view of tha maftar Ia rnr
rect, and | for one hope Il is, we
may expect very soon to see the King
dom of God. for which we have been
! taught to pray, set up In this earth.
and so firmly established that 1t will
never more be plucked up.
I In order to set up His Kingdom
our Lord as Chief Ruler will over
throw all eNlstlng forms Of govern.
ment, by dashing them to pieces as a
The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15
WaShaw. Il. =. u. No. >,
February ~.

When the Saviour of men. him.
SELF a Jew so far as concerns the
flesh. was on earth. and the fact of
his complete rejection by the rulers
was manifest, He issued this state
ment. Jerusalem shall be trodden
down OF the Gentiles, until the times
of the Gentiles be fulfilled" Luke
2l.24. This statement. OF itself,
carries the thought that a definite
time has been allotted to the Cen
tiles, during which period they are
to exercise dominion over the Jewish
people. That a fixed period was In
the mind of the speaker. there can
be no doubt, since any time, or period
OF time, not subject to a definite i'm
IL, could not be said to have term
mating point.
The time referred to. therefore.
was. q period or fixed and limited,
and its termination marks the be-
ginning of Gods returning favor TO
His people whom he promised not to
cast off forever. but to finally gather
them from among all the nations
whither He had caused them to be
scattered, and to plant them in their
own -Palestine--and so estab-
lish them there. that they would
never more be plucked up.
III our conclusions are correct on
this point, and we see no reason
why they are not, then the next ques-
ton would be, how long was this
Gentle period? when did II begin? ?
and when did II end?
First, we will say that Gentle
times began. when God removed the
diadem, and took away the crown
from his people in the 11th year of
the reign of King Zedekiah, see
Ezkiel 21:27. When this event took
place. and the Babylonians carried
the Jews away into captivity. their
period OF supremacy ended. This
was SOC b. c. Some one may object
here on the grounds that the Jews
after seventy years returned and re-
built their city and were dwelling
in their own land when the Saviour
made His first advent. I will admit
this, but you must remember that
they had no King but Caesar" They
we're, therefore. at that time sub.
ject people under the heel OF the
Roman Monarchy. AS to how long
the period would be. We are informed
In prophetic language that their final
punishment would last throughout
SEVEN TINES, Lev. 26 chapter.
A time. in Scripture, means a year.
n literal time is indicated. or a year
for each day in a literal year. II fig
urati,e time is indicated.
Thus in the case Of Nebuchadnezar
having seven times passed over him
while he was banished from his
throne 10 eat grass, we see literal
time indicated.
While in this case OF the Jewish
The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15
Lays 90 Eggs in 113 Days and She
Is Still Mt n

Doylestown. Pa. Feb. 14.-Talk
about shattering records. The fol-
lowing tale is told by Mrs. Frank W.
Koch. OF Lahaska, a farmer.
Mrs. Koch owns a hen which twice
has laid two eggs In day. The
champion hen has a record OF ninety
eggs In 113 days and Is still laying.
Il don't believe any poultry raiser
In the country has a hen that can
beat that record" said Mrs. Koch
today.
The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15
To Prevent Badness

Badness can be prevented easier
than it can be cured. Stop falling
hair and dandruff and prevent bald
ness by using Partisan Sage; best for
the hair. English Drug Co. sells 1t
with guarantee OF money back II not
satisfactory.
The Monroe journal., 1921-02-15

1t requires real strength of charac-
ter to be an optimist
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Bound East.
CLEARED.

sFrom u S. Naval Communication Service.1
Str Anchoria (Br), Columbine, London and
Hamburg-Anchor Line.
Str Eemland (Dutch), Vannoppen, Amstef-
dam-Funch. Edge e. Co.
Str Oscar II (Dan). Schmidt, Christian
sand, Christiania and Copenhagen-Funch.
Str Mount Clay, Mailman. Hamburg-United
American Lines, Inc.
Pfriladeiphia--Lloy Royal Beige.
Str Denmark Maru (Jap). Yamamoto. Yo-
kohama and Kobe via Norfolk and Calves
tcn--Harriss, Magil Co.
Str Vauban (Br). Cadogan. Rio Janeiro.
Montevdeo and Buenos Aires-Lamport &
Holt.
cisco, &c-United American Lines, Inc.
Str Dorothy. Higgins, Monte Christi. Puerto
Plata, &c-Bull-Insular Line.
Str Comayagua (HonO, Clarke. Puerto
Cortez-Wm Gardner Il Co.
Str Glenpool. Purdy. Tanpico-Robert L
Str vistula (Danz). Hewer. Port Lobos-
Robert l. Hague.
Str smaragd lNor). Hong. Santiago. Guam
tanamo, &c-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Anna CNor). Iversen., Santiago. King
ston, &c-Caribbean Steamship Co.
Str FL Vale, Mattson. Galveston-southern
Str Comus. Boyd. New orleans-southern
Str Mariana, Haley. New orleans-New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Lenape, Kemble, Charleston and Jack
sonvilie--Ciyde Steamship Co.
Str Nyanza. Martin, Newport News--Moore
| g. Mccormack Co. Inc.
Str coIiamer. Holme. Norfolk-Cosmopoli-
tan Shipping Co.
str Jefferson. Horsiey. Norfolk-old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Salaam, Rosner, Norfolk-Sigsbee,
Humphrey & Co.
Str Coronado. Nordskog. Norfolk-cosmo-
polltan Shipping Co.
Str Nantahala, Decker, Norfo!k-Moorc &
Mccormack Co, Inc.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BREMEN, June 22-The American str
Hudson is sailing for New York with %
cabin and S72 steerage passengers and the
biggest general freight shipped out of
Bremen since 1914. Twelve European nation
alities are represented In the steerage.
BOSTON, June 20--A wireless from str
Suwied, New York for Bilbao. &c, reports
she Is disabled with engine trouble and feed
pumps not working; str Conehatta Is going
to her assistance; time and place not men
toned. (On June % the Suwied was ordered
to proceed to the Azores.)
Str Summerleaf, Norfolk for Havre, ar
rived at Halifax this AM with engine
trouble.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 22-Sable ISL
Esperanto have repaired minor INJURIES on
port side of vessel and are now engaged In
righting schooner to examine starboard side.
HALIFAX, MS, June 21-United States
Shipping Board str Ozette, disabled by boiler
trouble, Is in tow of United States str Asa
beth and is expected to reach here Wednes-
day evening Thursday.
PORT ARTHUR, June 22-Str William H
Doheny. which left Galveston early this
morning for Tampico. lost her propeller
Is drifting west.
PORTLAND, Me, June 21-Four coal carry
ing steamers have just been purchased from
the United States Shipping Board at $4,000
each, the buyers being the Gulf and Trans
portation Co. They are the Northern King.
Northern Queen, Northern Light and North
ern Wave. The buyers intend TO convert
them into barges for use in the Gulf OF
Mexico.
QUARANTINE, June %. PM-Str Comal.
which passed out at / :5s PM to-day for
Galveston. Is now passing in. returning with
engine trouble.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23

L,shtburne 122 sw grentOn Reef 2ad.
Limon 76i Cape Henlopen 2lst
MasuTa Hasts ESQ 1's a1aeisa assiaas S fss' lsh
Maquan 637 Il Cape Henry 2lHt.
Margaret SO n Hatteras 2ist.
Masca 81 NE Brunswick 2lst.
Massasoit 45 n Hatteras 2ist.
Matsonia $40 w San Francisco s Pm 10th.
Maui ia w San Francisco PM 10th.
Mexico 81 S Jupiter o1st.
Minnesotan 1904 Ambrose 2lst.
Monterey li6 NE Jupiter 2lst.
MSpaS MSpsaSs ss 70 wSw ESE fslYssSFt BaSos FM sh
MunalDro 10 NE Cape Charles 22d.
Muskogee 6s Hatteras 2lst,
Nantucket 25 SW Fire Island 22d.
New Columbia Passed Key West 2lst.
New England .l49 e Cape Henry 21st.
Niagara 1929 Sc Honolulu PM goth.
Oswego 10 NE Jupiter 21st.
Paraguay aio sW Hatteras 2lst.
Pioneer 8 sW Carysfort 2lst.
Pleiades 81S SE Mobile 21st.
| Polarine $50 WNW Tortugas 21st.
| Quillota lat % 20, lon IA 26 2lst.
Rotterdam (tank) passed Hatteras Pm
21st.
saccarappa 2lo Charleston 2ist.
sagaporack 1870 Hatteras 2lst.
| sahaie lat 40 25, lon 81 27 21st.
| Salem County ~ 8 Sand Key 21st.
| San Bruno 80 N Cape San Antonio 21st.
San Fernando lat Fl is. lon ia 0o Pm Goth
| San Mateo b61 n Santa Marta 21st.
| Sapinero 70 Jupiter 21st.
| Schoharie 40 r Nantucket 22d.
| Solitaire 10 Sc Sabine bar 2lst.
| Standard Arrow 1.117 w San Francisco
PM 20th.
Sudbury Ito Delaware Breakwater 2ist.
| Suelco 200 Cape Henry 18th.
| SURNAME 157 NE Barrios 2lst.
j Swift Scout 23S San Francisco Pm 2lst.
l Tampa 800 ENE Hatteras 22d.
| Tekoa AZ s Charleston 21st
| Tenafy $40 z Nantucket 22d.
Texas 10 Jupiter 21st (towing barge Dal-
| las).
Toledo Bridge 400 E Ambrose o2d.
! Turrialba 2S1 N Kingston 2lst.
| ulua 160 Sc Cape San Antonio 21st.
Vancolite 10 Hatteras 21st.
Vinita 60 w Columbia River light PM 2Oth
] W II Libby 2 w Sand Key 2lst.
| w L Steed IS ENE Tampico 21st.
| West Henshaw 41S w Honolulu PM goth.
| West Isom TAI w Seattle PM 10Th.
West Jappa 2.844 w Cape Flattery Pm
West Queeche lat Al 62, Ion IS 20 21st.
| william Henry Wepp 2.343 w Balboa 3 Pm
10Th.
WilIsolo 400 " Colon 21st.
| Vim M Burton so ENE Sand Key 21st
Wolverine State 130 Honolulu Pm 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23

Str Imperator (Nor). Baracoa June II. 10
the Di Giorgio Steamship Co. with fruit.
Went to pier 7, East River.
Str Princess May (Br), Port Morant June
IT. 10 the Di Giorgio Steamship Co. with IS
passengers and mdse. Went 10 pier T. East
River.
Str Darden. Tampico June 10. to the United
States and Mexican Oil Co. with crude oil.
Went to Carteret, NJ.
Str Camaguey, Cienfuegos June IA and
Santiago 18th. TO the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO New
York Dock Co.'S pier 10. Brooklyn.
Str Trafalgar (Nor). Nuevitas.
Str Jamestown, Norfolk. 20 the Old Do
minion Transportation Co. with mdse. Went
TO pier 20. North River.
Str Florence Luckenbach. Philadelphia, tc
the Luckenbach Steamship Co. Went 10 foot
of 35th street. Brooklyn.
Motor ship Bayonn.. Philadelphia. to tn,
Vacuum OIL Co. with oil. Went 70 Vacuum
OIL Works. Bayonne.
u 8 8 Rappahannock, Newport, RI. Went
to foot of 33d street, Brooklyn.
Tug Tartar. towing barges.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Caronia (Br). Liverpool for New York.
Is expected to arrive at Halifax early Thurs
day morning. She probably will arrive at
New York Saturday morning.
Str Kroonland, Antwerp for New York. Is
expected TO dock at pier 81. North River.
Friday afternoon.
Str Panhandle State. London for New
York. Is expected 10 dock at pier "a. North
River. Friday afternoon.
Str Martha Washington. Buenos Aires, &c.
Is expected to dock at pier 8. Hoboken. Fri
day about noon.
Str Orbita (Br). Hamburg for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier AZ. North River,
Friday forenoon.
Str Acropolls. Constantinopls for New
York, Is expected to arrive in Quarantine
Friday forenoon.
Str Korona CBr), st Thomas for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier AZ, North
River, Friday morning
Str Sixaola, Santa Marta for New York,
Is expected TO dock at pier Is. East River,
Thursday forenoon.
Str Potomac (Br), Manchester for Boston,
Is expected to arrive at Boston Thursday
morning.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
SAILED.

strs Innoko. Norfolk; Jefferson. do; Java
Arrow. Piraeus: FL Valle. Galveston; Bir-
mingham City, Baltimore; Estona DAM
Cuxhaven; Mariana. New Orleans; Katrina
Luckenbach, Baltimore; Santa Lutsa. Callao,
&C; Comus, New Orleans; Lake Markham,
Jamaica Bay; Lake Sebagc, do; Svartfond
(Nor), Caibarien: Ossa, Boston; Collamer,
do; Comal, Galveston Qatter returned)
Cook. Tampa (and returned; Brighton
(Nor), Port Antonio.
strs Coronado. Norfolk; Bellemina., Balti-
more; Gienpool. Tampico; Anna CNor. San
tiago.
Strs Denmark Maru (Jap). Yokohama via
Norfolk; Ohioan. San Pedro; Nyanza. New
port News.
Schr Lincoln. Georgetown. SO.
Tugs Socony No 4. towing barge (passed
out Quarantine at :28 PM: Gypsum King.
towing 3 (do at 2:O9 PM): John Lewis.
towing l (Sandy Hook at ~: :01 PAiJ.
Sailed 2lst, stS Gargoyle. Alexandria
Camoens (Br), Rio Janeiro, &c; West
Gambo, Baltimore; Parma (Br). st Thomas.
&c; Fishtill, Norfolk; Advance, Port au
Prince and Cristobal.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea level) at New York on
Wednesday, June %, 1921. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau. was twenty-nine and ninety-seven hun
dredths (29.07) inches. This closely approx
tenths (761.2) millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying in or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advanta geously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, Pm. NV, 23 miles
partly cloudy; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
BARI. June e-Arrived. str AIDA utaD

BARI, June 9-Arrived. str AIDA utaD,
Philadelphia.
BATAVIA, June 17-Arrived. str Lyons
Maru (Jap), New York via Alexandria.
BERGEN, June 1s-Sailed. str Stavanger-
ford (Nor), New York.
BOMBAY. June 1s-Arrived. str Trafford
Hall (Br). New York.
BOULOGNE. June ls-Arrived. str Western
Sea, Norfolk.
CALcUTTA. June 1s-sailed. str Melford
Hall (Br). New York.
Sailed l7th. str Bessemer City. New Or
leans.
CHRIsTIANIA, June i6--Arrved. strs No
ruega (Nor). New York; 18th. Taurus (Nor)
Philadelphia.
cIvITA vEccHIA. June 15-Arrived. str
Wabap. Baltimore.
cOL0MBO, June 14-Sailed. str Topa Topa.
New York
COPENHAGEN. June 21--Arrived. str Hell
lig Olav dam, New York.
CRISTOBAL, June 21-Arrived. strs X r
Kingsbury, Tanpico Heredia, New Orleans !;
Toloa (Br), New York: Eastern Cloud, New
York; Robin Adar, do: Mesopotamia (BD. {.
do Schodack, Philadelphia.
Sailed 2ist strs Selandia (Dan, motor I.
Liverpool; Cedar Branch (Br), do; Nevistan
(Br), New Orleans; Santa Teresa, New
York; Targis (Ger). Bremen.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Transatlantic Mails.
THURSDAY. JUNE 23.


Germany, via Hamburg also parcel posi-
malls for Germany, Austria. Czecho- Slova.
kia, Hungary and Switzerland, str Mount
Clay 1880 AM.
South Africa ('). via Cape Town; also
parcel post mails for Union of South AFRICA.
Bechuanaland Protectorate. Portuguese Eas,
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia ana
South West Africa Protectorate, str Cian
MacWilliams, 2 Pm.
Norway, Sweoen. Denmark. Lithuania.
Latvia. Esthonla and Finland. via Christian
sand. Christiania and Copenhagen; also par,
eel post mails for Norway. Sweden and
Denmark, str Oscar II. IL NJ (sup IL 80 fAi)'
SATURDAY. JUNE 25.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, Via Plym-
outh, Boulogne and Rotterdam (mail .; also
parcel post mails for Netherlands. str Rot
terdam, s AM (sup $50 AND.
France (other countries y, via Havre
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str Paris, $50 AM (sup $50 AND.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. VIA Cher-
bourg and Southampton (mail >. str Olyn-
pic 10 AN lsup II 80 AND.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, Via Plym.
outh Cherbourg and Bremen; also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland,
France. Germany. Austria, Czecho-Slovakia.
Hungary, Switzerland and other countries,
str America II AM (sup 1890 PM).
Bulgaria and Rumania (c, via Burgas and
Constanza; also parcel post mails for Bull
garia str Haddon, IL NJ.
Denmark Esthonia and Finland (C, via
Copenhagen, Reval and Helsingfors; also
parcel post mails for Finland. str MARCUS.
2 80 PM.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
IWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

DUBLIN, June 21-Arrived. str st Stephen
(Br), Baltimore.
DUNKIRK. June 20-sailed. str Elkab
(Fr), Pensacola.
FAYAI.. June 2f-Saied. str Tiberton (Br)
from Liverpool for Hampton Roads.
FOwEY. June l6--Sailed, str West SesSvia.
Boston.
FREMANTLE. June 2o-Arrived. str Port
Chalmers (Br), New York.
GENOA, June i6-Arrived. strs vadarno
Ota>, Galveston via Norfolk; l7th. Tas-
mania Maru (Jap), New Orleans.
Arrived 18th. str Yeifuku Maru Jap. Bal
timore.
NSW
sailed nth. strs Ansaldo San Giorgio "
UtaD, New York: Angolo Bondi ltaD
Sand Key; 18th. Ansaldo vi qtaD. Mon
treal.
GIBRALTAR. June 2o-Passed. strs Ka-
limba (Br). Norfolk for =; Lauterfes
(Ger), New York for Naples; 2lst. Britannia
(Fr). do for Marseilles: Fiume Qtap, Nor
folk for -; Mongnevro QtaD, Norfolk Tor
Port Said.
Passed 21st. strs Emilia ItaD. Baltimore
for -; Hesperos (Nor), Norfolk for -.
CONTINUED ON PAGE NINETEEN)
The New York herald., 1921-06-23

| Honduras. Cauca and Nerino departments OF
Colombia, Ecuador and letter mail for Peru
Except lSlitS BOLIVIA & ana s Uhe Tor rosn1r sair
str STRIP Panama. a. ii 80 AN lsup $50 PSD.
SATURDAY. JUNE 25.
Bermuda. st Kits. Nevis. Saba, st Mar
| Dominica, 81 Lucia. Barbados, st Vincent,
Grenada, Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and
| Guiana. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton.
Co Costa Rica Ccanal Zone, except letter
maiD, panama, except letter maiD, Sal
Coast, Amapaia. Choiuteea (aiso prints.
&c. for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and fus-
| caran). In Honduras. Cauca and Narino de-
other parts of Honduras and letter mail 1or
Salvador y, via Havana, Cristobal ana Fort
! Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires str Hesiohe'
,oiS esSs 81 81. via Havana str Henry R NAL
Newfoundland %. via St Johns. str Rosa
| lind. 80 AM. =,
Msssse SSsta. asa Via sgr Progreso. Vera Vera Cruz and
Tampico; also parcel pest mails for the
Msoean asro aisaso ssasss q MssioS Ds'M
Puebla. Tlaxcala; Vera Cruz and fucatan'
stp PoSto Taa' rico. ST Thomas and St croix. via
San Juan, str San Lorenzo, 80 AM tsup
| $3.50 AND.
| Porto Rico (s), st Thomas, 81 Croix, Outu-
Gao and Venezuela, via Mayaguez. Laguayra;
Curacao and Maracaibo, str zulia, S:3o AN
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
| Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata
| Sanchez, San Pedro de Macoris, san DO
! minro City, Azua and Barahona, str lro-
quois. IL 80 AM (sup IL Nd.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
| Hawaii, via San Francisco, str Maui
Hawaii. Japan, Corsa. China, Siberia:
| Except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
| san Francisco, str Taiyo Maru. June u.
| Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
via San Francisco, str Ventura. June ~.
| Hawaii, FIJI Islands. New zealand ano
| Australia via Vancouver and Victoria, bC'
str Niagara. July 4.
sMust be specially addressed for this
| steamer.
| correspondence.
Mails of the following dates. Auckland May
| IA Melbourne, Sydney and wellington 3lst
| and Honolulu June a. which arrived at San
| Francisco per strs Tahiti and Ventura, were
| despatched east on June 20 and Il. Inc
malls from str Tahiti are due In New YORK
| on the morning of Saturday. June 20, and
/ those from str Ventura on the morning OF
Sunday, June ~.