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sOC J. Jones' shop work for County roads nOol
SSH, A. WEIGH work Mt Pleasant road S7S0O
Fox Drug Co.. drugs for chain gang gn ..a itS
ss Richmond Hardware Co. hardware county KS
5S5P McLauin market supplies for chain gang loa2
sP Mcieurn Aug acct supplies for gang 1909
5S9W Garter, shop work for County roads oaS%
$40 F. Craven Russell road grading r%h go machine S
Grocery Co., 10 bales hay for chain gang mules %
54Long Furniture Co.. cot pads for chain gang 100, SoOl
gasoline and motor supplies for trucks 1890
5 5swato s'f Rns CO.. %S ast S for
Hamlet street appon for years 1913 and 1920
55s It Hatheoek work on road dTags g.. c5o lI1s
E B Morse SUPPLIES uS for chain gang 2o975
556-Hopkins Bros, dry goods chain gang - 1850
Falls Mfg Co., army duck entng for s chain dn gang SaS
$50 A Saunders, shop work for County roads go
Sow O. Whitley lumber for County bridges o 46SS
Geo Terry work Gibson Mill to Jackson Springs o
5es1 p webb work on roads Springs township 23
Garage repair parts F a4 r aDGT on truck @
SCI spvey, roll for truck and tractor road force
56s-Caoina parts for trucks .-. 353 II
SSo-Roger A. Derby work Beaver Dam and lumber
for Naked bridge 27686
47l-chari. Covingon work on Enerbe road-- 1878
T cOvng4 ss ssg ass aee o o 80 miles State
57s spivey pay with truck and tractor 1881
Total County Road Disbursements September sl2 ya9 IA
COUNTY ROAD DISBURSEMENTS OCTOBER 1920
574Marvin Andrews Hill in Wolf Pit 1900
Smith, roads Marks Greek township S Ss
SIT G. Jenkins work roads in Mineral Springs 61OO
$40 b. Brooks s work on Eway - 5o1S
s $50 Waud work on roads in see onp $40
Patterson work on roads in Steeles township y al
5S4J Waudn work on roads in steeles township ~ 2a0
Russell, work roads in Steeles township 1880
5SA Ew niger work on roads in Marks Greek township So
Baldwin, Sept salary road supt 1 1000
Baldwin, freight and express truck parts IN AIS
freight Disnfectont for chain 28I
59s- Green Sept salary chain $500
% sea S os a as e SADDLES ss"s o ss s @
sos Tinker Sept salary chain gang guard seS
500 Transfer freight and truck parts 9sl
COL Parish work on bridge near Jackson Springs rs
Pate work roads in Marks Greek .>-.:-- 1926
Baldwin work fill at McCashl store --- 725
SOS Hayes work Club House road Marks Creek 1891
6OE Craven drags scapes and road machine blades $3.50
W T@oma Ho wagons o osd equipment 1900
s1M FaSs p.. for San ss Gs chain gang s
sis E r Craven convict clothing gang 4soao
Rockingham p Cash store supplies roads a
Richmond Hardware Co. hardware for County roads 1
6ls truck parts and repair work On trucks ae5
621-McRae Grocery Co. supplies gang 1884
Grocery supplies gang
623J force
626 Norfolk Southern Ry Co., freight road grader $3.50
62-Bank of Pee Dee months S21 10000
OF Dee redemption $1,000 County
100000
69T 81 miles of
$50 Marvin Hill Wolf
Total County Disbursements 599l92
COUNTY ROAD DISBURSEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER 1890
Smith, in Greek township go 3S17
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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Raleigh.-C. P. Spfuill, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Spruill, sailed from
New York On the Olympic, White Star
Liner, for England TO begin his studies
at oxford university as one OF the
American Rhodes scholars.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Kinston.-The Carteret county COM
missioners have authorized the Is
suance Of $500 OF bonds for the inn
movement Of roads and bridges in the
county, one of the most substantial
sums ever granted for the work IN
that county.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Charlotte. County demonstration
headquarters at Raleigh has not yet
agreed on successor to Miss Martha
CREIGHTON, home demonstration agent
for Mecklenburg, who leaves to as
assume charge of the work in the
Greensboro district.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

ston4Salem.-Oscar Weaver, Oh
Davidson county, is being held under
three bonds two for $1,000 each, and
the third for $500 on three separate
counts for blockading.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Kinston.-James Braxton 10. was
instantly killed in the outskirts OF
this city by the accidental DISCHARGE
OF a gun in the hands of James Dali,
Jr., Is. The boys, with Others had
been shooting at target.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Winston-Salem John Rankin
Herndon, widely known minister Of
the Southern Presbyterian church.
was insientiy killed here when struck
by an automobile near his home "a
Waughtown suburb.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Lenoir.-Marcus Aver Deal dropped
dead while out hunting. The deceas-
ed seemed to be in good health until
he fell dead. The Oak HI commu-
nifty has lost one Of its best citizens
and neighbours
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Charlotte The largest business in
the history of the Charlotte postofhce
during the Christmas season was re-
ported by Postmaster ]. H. Wedding
ton, who gave instances to show an In
crease in business amounting to some
thing like 30 to IS per cent over any
previous year.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Gastonia Funeral services for Col
c. B. Armstrong were held at the FIRST
Presbyterian church conducted by the
pastor, Rev. ]. H. Henderlite. The
church was filed by friends Of the de"
ceased, from all walks Of life and
from every section Of the county, to-
gether with many from distant places.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Washington.-Every Tar Heel mem
Der of the congress present voted
against the Fordney-Green tariT pro
posal voted on in the House.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Lexington.--Rev. W. r. jenkins O
this city, Methodist ninister and pas
tor Of Linwood circuit Of this county
received probably serious injury
when his automobile was struck ~
,southbound railway train Ne 81 neal
Southmont.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-01-06

Wilson.-Concerted action was TAX
en- in Wilson to impress upon ne
farmers the Importance OF reducing
the tobacco acreage so per cent for
the year 1921. There was present at
this meeting bankers, merchants, fer
tilizer dealers and warehousemen.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24

rosa San Francisco via Callao: goth. Bal
catta. do via do; Minnequa, New York via
BERMUDA. Jan 22-sailed. str Fort Ham
ilton (Br), New York.
BARBADOS. Jan i9--Arrived, str Caraquet
Sailed 18th, bark stoveren CNor), Hamp-
BRISTOL. Jan 21-Arrived. str Delaware
Sailed 2ist. str Steel Exporter. New York.
II BGENos AIRES. Jan 2o-Arrived. str
Ellen Stubb (Nor). Norfolk.
Sailed goth. str Tona, Boston.
CALCUTTA. Jan 19-Sailed. str Togo
MeIn eALEA EisS iSn HSw a6Arrivsd. str Pacific.
Astoria Via San Pedro.
CRIsToBAL. CZ. Jan 22-Arrived. strs Cor
onado (Br). Limon somme (transporp. New
York via San Juan
Sailed 22d strs Los Angeles. Tampico; /;
Eibergen Dutch, Newport News; san BIAS
(Br), Boston; Pastares, New York
GLASGOW, Jaa 21-sailed. str Romera
(Brl, United States.
2 GREENoCK, Jan 2o--Sailed; strs Baron
Aisa CBr). Savannah; 2lst. Assyria lBr).
HALIFAX. Ns. Jan 22--Arrived, strs
Siit;aI Manchester rf Breade (Br) Msnchester 2sd.
Northwestern Miller (BD, Newport News
Guimba. Philadelphia; Rogers, Tam
Sailed 2ad. strs Canada CBrl, from Port
land, Me- for Liverpool Lake Fontana tfrom
HAvRE, Jan 2o-Arrived. str Roman
Prince CBr), New York
HONG KONG. Jan 20-Arrlved,. str Wat
kegan. Norfolk via Panama and Manila. o.
HULL, Jan 2i-Arrived, str Couy, New or-
TouIQUE, Jan Io-saied. str City OF
Sailed 2oth, bark George U Hind. San
Francisco.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 22-Arrived, str EN-,
press OF Britain OBr), 81 john Nb' ana
i'srs Sailed afst. It strs Barracoo (BrD. New York;
Maryland (BD. philadelphia and Baltimore
ns1.
ToEp0N. Jan 2iNArrived strs Statesman
(Br), Seattle via Panama; 22d, .Mahopac
(Br), Philadelphia and New York Via SOUTH
ampton.
Sailed 21st. strs Knderdyk CDutch), from
Rotterdam for San Francisco; Start Point
(Br). Halifax. Ms.
MELBOURNE, Jan 2o-Arrived' bark ci'y
M0NTEVIDEo. Jan 2i--Arrived. str HEX
man. New York via vial Havana .,,.od s,r
Dunslaw (Br). Port Arthur via Panama
NYBORG. Jan 15-Arrived. str Guernsey
(NoD. Norfolk.
ganshire (Br), Galveston.
ST MICHAELS, Jan 2l-Sailed. Str Hatchie
drom Marseillesl, New York r.,soorr,
SHANGHAI, Jan 20-Arrived, str Bessie
Dollar (Br), New York via Vancouver and
Arrived goth, str Nile CBr), San Francisco;
SINGAPORE, Jan 20-Sailed, str Hair
Moon, New York.
THAMEsHAvEN, Jan 2o-saned, str
Nockpm from Londonla Phia1dephia: A1,ap Mao.
dala (Dan), Baltimore.
VANCOUVER, DC, Jan 22-Arrived. strs
Tyndareus (Br). Yokohama; Canadian EN-
porter (Br). sydney; West Ison. Seattle for
VENICE. Jan 15-Arrived. str Virginia
Bridge, Galveston via Barcelona.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
SINKING OF SUBMARINE
MAY BE DUE TO BLAST
Death of 81 First British
Naval Disaster Since War.

LONDON. Jan. 23.--Beyond the fact
that Il seems established that the
British submarine K-5 was not rammed,
there Is nothing yet TO explain the cause
OF the disaster 10 the submerslble Off
Lands End last Thursday. This was
the first British naval disaster since the
armistice was signed. and the worst SUBJ
marine accident to the country in peace
times.
Wreckage has been found near the
spot where the submarine was last seen
and II is surmised that the vessel may
have been damaged by an internal ex-
plosion or by the great pressure OF the
water at the depth OF 500 feet, where the
craft is supposed TO lie. Salvage Is con-
sidered impossible and It is doubtful
whether Il will be possible 20 obtain a
photograph of the wreck. as was done
in the case OF the steamship Laurentic
when that vessel was sunk in the Lough
Swilly.
The official list OF those on board the
KS issued tonight confirms the pre-
vlous estimate of six officers and fifty
one men on board
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
STATE HAS BIG STOCKS
OF LAMB AND MUTTON
Cold Storage Butter Declines;
Egg Holdings Small.

There were 21, ,333.637 more pounds Of
frozen lamb and mutton In cold storage
in this State on January 1. 1921, than
q year ago. according to the monthly re-
port Of cold storage holdings made pub
lie Yesterday by Dr. Eugene ". Porter,
state Commissioners Of Farms and Mar
kets. The increase in December VAS
5.149.O22. Dr. Porter attributes the great
increase to heavy receipts OF New Zea-
land lamb.
The most striking decrease shown was
Of butter. There were 4513,S19 fewer
pounds In storage on January l than
on December 1 and the decrease for the
year was 2,577.243. Decreases also
were noted In dry salt pork. cheese. eggs
and frozen beef. Holdings OF eggs de-
creased 224, ,9O3 cases during the month.
leaving only a trifle moro than 100000
cases in storage, which, DR.. Porter says,
is an unusually small amount for this
time OF year. In the case OF frozen beef
29.S01, ,537 fewer pounds were IN storage
on January 1 last than an January i,
1920
The United States Department OF
Agriculture has Just issued a statement
TO correct popular belief that America
produces a great surplus OF beef. Fig
iires show that beef production was In
creased during the war. but in 1919 II
dropped to n surplus Of 59.000,000. tss
than 1 per cent of production. America
has become one OF the worlds greatest
pork countries. according 10 the depart
ment's statement, the numoers OF pounds
exported in 1919 exceeding 100000. 900.
The United States has had since 1913 n
mutton surplus, which amounted 10
100000 pounds In 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Sailed 2sd. strs Mexicanp (Nor. Calves
(Nor). Newport News; Houma, Port Lobos;
Ubbergen (Dutch). New York; Roberto a.
norl UtaD. Venice; Manchester Merchant
(BD, Manchester; Manta, Havana: Nor
York; Liberty Minquas. do; City OF Dun
Kirk (Br), Fusan, &c. via Now York; At
lantic sun. Port Arthur; Esparta, Santa
Marta: Agwiworld. -; transport Aisne.
~.
PORTLAND. Ne, Jan 2a-Arrived. str GIo-
field (Br). Norfolk.
Sailed 22d. strs Cornishman Dr). Avon
mouth; Garibaldi, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan 22-Arrlved.
strs Broad Arrow, Shanghai. Ar:.gas. Bos-
ton.
Sailed 2Oth, str Griffoo, Honolulu
Sailed 21st. str Point Bonita. Baltimore.
SEATTLE. Wash, Jan 2i-saned. strs
Eurydamas (Br, LoHdon; Toyohashi Maru
(Jap) Orient.
Arrived 22d. strs Stanley Dollar. San Fran
S,, cisco for Sydney, Tsw; Steel Inventor. New
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Jan 21-Arrlved. str
West Holbrook. Sydney via Honolulu.
Arrived 22d, str Coalinga, Cartagena.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan 2l--Arrived, str Ju-
niata, Jacksonville (and sailed for Balu-
more).
Arrived 22d. strs Ligoner, Port Arthur
City OF Augusta, Boston.
Arrived 23d, str City Of Montgomery. New
York.
City OF st Louis. New York.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan 22-Arrvod, str Mar.
garet, Boca Grande; motor ship Solitaire,
Tanpco schr NJ A Belleveau (BT), Havana.
Sailed o2d, strs Lake Emont. New York;
Lake Faristell. Mobile.
via Norfolk Narwhal, Nueva Corona; Soil
tairc Port Arthur
The New York herald., 1921-01-24

nah; Callisto Dutch). do for Rotterdam
schr Whlteway (Br), Bermuda.
Sailed Goth. str Santa Elena Fr. Mar
Sailed 2lst, strs Gloucester, Boston; New
ton, do; Theone tGreek). Naples; Regulus
sailed 2ad. ,r- cisy OF Flint. Genoa !;
Canadian Adyen.u.er tBr) Curacao; koursk
Sailed 22d, strs Point Judith. Baltimore;
Gloria de Larrlnaga (Br), Naples; Nyland
(Nor), Cette; Alexander kjelland tDan), !,
Boston; Gallo (BD, London
New York; Titania QtaD. Philadelphia; !;
Achilles. Cristobal: Chicomico. Cavite: Yes
talia (BD, Gibraltar; Tonawanda CBr),
PORTLAND. o, Jan 2l-saled, str Julia
Luckenbach. New York via Seattle.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Jan 2l-Arriyed.
strs NJ Guffey. Savannah; Padsnay' New
Orleans.
Arrived 22d. strs Housatonic (Br). Brix-
ham; Lake Florlan, Houston.
Arrived 23d, strs British Major (Br), Man
chester: Gulf Maid. PHILADELPHIA.
Sailed 22d, strs Lake F'renchton, Tampico; !;
Gulf Star. do; Pearl Shell. New Orleans,
Sailed 23d, motor ship Maryland, Tampico !;
str oswego formerly Gargoyle), north Of
Hatteras.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan 2i-Sailed. strs
Beita (Norl. Sagua; 22d. Hartford, Mobile.
PORT TAMPA Fla. Jan 22-Arrived. str
Mascotte. Key West
Sailed 22d, schr Melbourne p Smith, Gulf
port
Sailed 23d. str Mascotte. Havana via Key
West.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan % = Arrived.
strs Shawmut. Savannah; Whitegate QBr) 4,
Avonmouth: Clan Keith (Br) New York ;
Port Bowen (Brl, do: Corson. Hamburg. sc ;
j III Devereux, Boston, Pinemore (Br), do !;
Philip Publicker. San Juan: Watsness (Br) !.
Bremen: Lakeville, Jacksonville; New York.
Port arthur, towing barge Dallas.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
Fl NATIONALITIES ARE
REPRESENTED ON LINER
Czecho-SIouak Linguist's Ser
uices Are Used.

Twenty-one different nations were
represented among 74S immigrants VINO
arrived yesterday from Continental Eu-
rope aboard the Cunarder Saturnia
from Cherbourg, and Henry Munkert.
Ellis Island interpreter. had 10 accept
the voluntary services OF a Czecho-
Slovalx polyglot. John lorna, returning
with his bride to his old home in New
ark lorna is a veteran of the Czecho-
Slovak army, and speaks a dozen Ian
guages.
Haia Bershadslda, n Jewish girl from
Kishineff cried in greeting her father,
who has been here several years. and
used silk handkerchief. embroidered
In the corners of which were four
American flags, to dry her tears. This
elected patriotic protests from Customs
Inspector Harry Bush. The latter called
Inspector Alexander Il. Meyer. who
speaks Yiddish. to tell the girl and her
father that she had done wrong thing.
The reprImand added TO the grief OF
the girl. and she and her father then
kissed the handkerchief repeatedly.
apoIogized and promised TO use II rev.
crently in the future. The girl said
she had bought the handkerchief in the
ships barber shop and was unaware OF
the true significance OF the emblems In
the corners
Mrs. suradina Mailman. whose hus-
band was killed by bandits In plundcr-
ing his store I'm Ultrania. arrived by the
saturnla with five children. and vas
not recognized by her daughter Rose,
pharmacist. who came TO the pier to
meet her because she had changed so
much in the eight years Of their separa-
tion. Mother and children were sent
10 Ellis Island. and probably will be
released to-day on bond furnished by
we'll TO do relatives Of the family.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
SAILED.

strs Dorothy. Sanchez: Glenpool. Port Lo-
bos Bowie (Br). Manchester Santa Olivia.
Montevideo: Riverside Bridge. CONSTANT
nope; Elkridge, Baltimore; Turbinia
Dutch. Batavia; iceland (Br). Antwerp
via Plymouth; Auldmuir (Br), Savona; Ken
tuckian, Alexandria.
Sailed 22d, strs Saxonia CBr). London.
Grof TShuen Hedervary ItaD. Savannah
and Leghorn.
Sailed 22d. strs Hamilton. Norfolk; Lake
Fillmore. Wilmington: Korsfjord (Nor),
Newport News; watertown, Lobos; Fiume
OtaD, Baltimore; Hawaiian, Hamburg; Clan
Keith (Br). Philadelphia. Iocasti (Greek),
Constantinople.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 20 sea leveD at New York on sun
day. Jan 23. 1921. at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and eighty-seven hundredths
(29.s7) inches. This closely approxmates
seven hundred and flfty-eight and seven
tenths C75s.7) milimeters, Captains of all
vessels now lying in or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
the above. official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM. W. 2s miles; /;
clear, moderate sea.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
SHIPS TO HEAR BY RADIO
MARINE LEAGUE TALKS
Electric Driven Vessel Model
Is a Feature of ShoU.

The third National Marine Exposition
will open this afternoon in Grand Cen
tral Palace, with comprehensive dis
play OF American mercantile marine
operation, appliances and Inventions
and will continue through the week. The
National Marine League, sponsor OF the
exposition, will hold its annual banquet
tomorrow night In the Hotel Com
modore. with radio telephones to trans
nit the speeches TO ships at sea. Senator
Jones OF Washington and Senator Calder
Of New York are 20 speak.
one interesting exhibit at the show
will be a model. In actual operation,
OF the electrical apparatus driving
Americas first electrically propelled
merchant vessel, now on her first
voyage. having left New York for Indian
ports several weeks ago The feature,
a part os the exhibit OF the General
Electric Company. will show the vessels
electrical machinery in miniature. There
will also be models in the exhibit show
ing the progress Of marine transporta-
tlon from primitive TO modern times.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
ARRIVED.

u S transport st Mihiel, Antwerp Jan 10,
to the " Army Transport Service. with 10
first, AZ second cabin. 1875 troops. 10 bodies
of U troops and stores. Went to pier =,
Hoboken.
Str La savoie orr, Havre Jan 10. TO the
Compagne Generate Transatlantique, with
passengers. malls and mdse. Anchored In
Quarantine.
Str Port Alma CBr, London Jan 8. to
Funch, Edye g. Co. In ballast. Went TO
New York Dock Co.'S pier 10. Brooklyn.
Str Esthonla (Dan, ex-Czar. Rus), Green
ock Jans11 TO the East Asiatic Co. In ball
last Went to Shewans dry dock. Brooklyn.
Str Mount Vernon Bridge, Hull.
Str Turblnia (Sw). Gothenburg Jan 1, to
Moore 4 Mccormack. with paper. Went to
foot of 33d street, Brooklyn.
Str Homer City. Hamburg.
str Pawnee. Malta, st Michaels. Bermuda
and Norfolk.
str Dallas. Marseilies Dec "a. Gibraltar
3Oth, st Michaels Jan ; and Bermuda 18th,
10 j w Elwell Co. in ballast. Anchored
Str Santa Antao (Port), Lisbon Dec IS
and I,eixoes Jan 3, 20 G u Richard Co,
with mdse Anchored off Liberty.
Str Kittegaun, Constantinople Dec 4, Smyr-
ma 18Th, Kaiamata 28th and Bizerta 2Sth, to
the Export Steamship Corporation. with 2
passengers and mdse. Went TO foot OF Java
street. Brooklyn.
10, Moj 14th. Hong Kong goth, Manila
25th, Singapore Dec Z. Port Said 9Th and
BE rcelona Jan 5, TO Nippon fusen kaisha,
with mdse. Went TO pier 10. Clifton, 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
EUROPEAN CREDIT AS
REMEDY FOR SLUMP
General Tendency Downward
Until America Absorbs
Home Products.
SELLING ADVISED NOW
Z. A. Filene Sees No Stability
Unless U. s. Cooperates
Abroad.
SELLING ADVISED NOW

Just so long as the American market
r. called upon TO absorb the total output
Of American industries there Is bound
20 be general instability OF prices with q
strong downward trend. This is the
opinion of Edward A Filene. president
of William Filene's Sons Company OF
Boston, set forth yesterday in state
ment issued to the public. Mr. Filene's
summary of the situation in which
every merchant now finds himself is a
confederation of all the facts obtained
In recent surveys Of the business situa-
ton. In part he says:
"Just at present the country Is in the
midst Of a very considerable downward
price movement This is the result OF a
combination of physical facts and mental
reactions. People are refusing to buy
except at greatly reduced prices. As a
result retailers unfortunate enough to
be heavily stocked with high priced
goods are having TO make substantial
sacrifices by marking down to what the
public regards as reasonable levels.
Other retailers, who have placed orders
with jobbers or manufacturers for future
deliveries at the old prices, have cam
ceiled these orders and have been prop
erly criticised for so doing II should
be remembered in this connection, how
ever, that in the last few years. when
prices were rising many manufacturers
set q very bad example by refusing 70
deliver goods ordered in advance at the
agreed upon lower prices. Cancellation
of deliveries in a rising market is no
fairer than cancellation OF orders in
falling market.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
CLOSING OF MAILS.

other parts of Honduras and letter mall 10,
Salvador y, via Kingston. Cristobal, Car.
tagena, Savanilla and Santa Marta, stI
Carrillo. AM (sup AND.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20.
Canal Zone. Panama. Peru Except Iqui-
tos), Bolivia, Chile and letter mail for Ar
bal, Callao, africa, Iquique Antofagasta
and Valparaiso. str Santa Ana, I AM
bermuda, via Hamilton. str Fort Ham,
iton. 1880 AM.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str Hyanthes.
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela. via
San Juan, Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello, str Caracas, $50 AM (sup 10:30
AND.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. French Indo-
China, Straits Settlements and speciality ad-
dressed correspondence for British India,
via San Francisco, str Creole State. Jan %.
Japan, corea. China. Siberia, French
Indo- China and Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra), via Vancouver and Vic
toria Be. str Monteagle. Jan 27. 4
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Manoa,
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
BE, str -, Feb 4.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French
Indo- China, Netherlands East indies (cx-
Vancouver and Victoria, Be. str Empress
of Asia, Feb 8.
'Must be specially addressed for this
fParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.