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New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

caperomain. OF The Atlantic. Guir s. Pacific
Line, arrived from San Francisco to lead
part cargo for Atlantic ports. The Tsthmisn
liner Steel Inventor sailed with wheat for
london. The str West kedron sailed with
tour for Europe.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnns 22-Averass
running time Of 1874 knots while under
way. and a voyage of eighteen days from
New York. with calls at Havana and San
Pedro were reported by the str sill
yer State. New York Shipping Board "555''
timer. which arrived here to-day The So.
yer state VIII lea,ve to- morrow for Seattle
TO take up the run in the Admiral Line
trans-Paciiic eervice OF the Wenatches
which Is TO be thoroughly oyerhauled The
performance Of the Silver State on her
maiden voyage vas fnulttess, except for
three hours OF engine trouble Just out of
Balbao, officers said She brought 27s pas
ssngers. but less than n ton of cargo
Improvement is noted in freight offer
ings to the Orient for American steamers
and the American vessels are now getting
a share Of the cotton shipments. which
nave been claimed almost wholly By the
Japanese. The Pacific Mail Liner Ecuador
freight.
The Shipping Eoard to-day issued orders
70 fntercostal operators against the issu-
ance or tarins enabodying anything except
nat steamer rates dock to dock. The ar
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Arrivals From Sav york
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, June 22-Arrived: Strs
: l. Reiss Sup"rior; w Perkins, Lorstn:
samuel Mitchell Alpena; Hill, Duluth;
r. + Recor. islands: Frank Seither, Buf-
falo; Fellowcrsft, Detroit e W Oglebay.
Goderich; Glenfnnan. Port Coborne; w P
stafford, islands; Tyrone, Erie; Custodian,
Sannusky, Sailed Strs Glenflnnan, Fort
william; w r Stafford. islands: J l. Reiss.
Duluth: Samuel Mitchell Alpena.
BCFFALO. June 22-Arrived: Strs z A
S Clarke, Ashiand Midland Prince. Port
Arthur; Crete, Duluth; Buffalo, Duluth
Yales, Erie; Delaware. Duluth Argus.
South Chicago Juniatn, Duluth. Sailed
Strs Juniata, Duluth; Clarke Green Bay:
Crete, Yates. Superior: Midland Prince,
Duluth; Buffalo, Superior.
SANDUSKY, Ohio. June 22-SalIed j..
Strs Earring Duluth; Bielman. Houghton.
FATRPORT Ohio June 2e-Arrived :
Strs VIM ! Filbert. Two Harbors; Carl ID
Bradley, calcite. Sailed; Str Carl D
CONNEAUT, Ohio. June 22-Arrived
Strs e Upson. Anna c Minch. Two Har-
hors; Frank e Taplin, Ashland; J p Nor
gan Jr, August ziesine, william ] olcott.
Minch, ] Upson, Duluth; J p Morgan
Jr, Duluth; Frank E Taplin, Chicago.
ERIE. Pa. June 22-Arrived: Strs Mar
tin Mullen Port Colborne; Peerless II,
Port Rowan Agawa Port Colborne.
Sailed; Strs Martin. Chicago; Mathew An
draws. SUPERIOR; Agawa, Michtpicoten, Ont
sen, Trimbie, Duluth Reeor Islands; Glen
isla. Huron ] Barlunl, Erie; Glenstriyen,
Key HarbOr. Sailed: StrS George w Per
J BarIum, Washburn; Glenstriven, Key
Harbor: Recor, Cleveland; Buusen. Toledo
HURON, June 22--Arriyed: strs c R
Hubbard, Conneaut: J l. Ress. Cleveland
Sailed: Strs Dinkey, Superior; Hubbard
Milwaukee: L Reiss Superior.
MILWAUKEE. June 22-Arrived: strs
Ieorard r Miller, sandusky; rheo II
Wckwire Buffalo. Sailed: Strs Alex B
Uhrig. South Chicago; Canopus, William
Livingston, Buffalo; Sweden, Escanaba.
SOUTH CHICAGO, June 22--Arrived: ::
strs Rensselaer,, Escanaba Thomas Lynch,
Duluth: w II Mclean, Indiana Harbor
Sailed Strs Harvester, Uranus, c A Black
INDIANA HARBOR. June 22--Arrived:
strs W II Mclean, Conneaut: Renown,
Green Bay. Sailed: Str W II Mclean,
GARY, md. June 22-Arrived: str
William McGonagle, Duluth Sailed; Strs
Percival Roberts ir. Q NJ Poe. Superior,
TWO HARBORS Minn, June ear
rived: Str LAbelle. Sailed Str Dunn jr
Lake Erie,
MARQUETTE, Mich, June 22-sailed:
'i FORT WILLIAM, ont. June 22-Ar-
rived: strs Baker. vernon, Smith, Thomp-
son. Manitoba Sailed: Strs Glen Lyon,
Midland; Ford. Huron. eN her. Ashland .
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Arrived Yesterday

Str fungus (Nor), San Domingo city
June June :, 1Azua June 5. SANCHEZ June 7.
ping Co, with mdse; Pier rs, r.
Str Olympic (Br), Southampton and
GTiherhourg herb June June l6 TO the White Star
n n. '''
st, Paris CTR new. I6.9S5 tons). Havre
June To- 10 the Compagnte Generate Trans
etlantiaue, with .34 first 307 second cabin.
SOC steerage pass, mahs ana mdse Pier
Str Asia lFr9 Marseilies June 4. Lisbon
June 8, ~ Vincent, c Y. June a. Proyi-
Co, with mdse # a1st st, B'kiyn. - "''' <
-, str kandahar 8Brl. Penang May 8. Co
une 3, Boston June %; 20 Norton. Lilly
d 60. with mdse; Pier 2, Bush Docks
Str Camaguey. cienfuegos June "A. San
tiago June Is; TO the New York and Cuba
Mail 8 Co. with mdse; Pier is, r.
str Imperator CNor), Baracoa June IT;
% {5, the d Giorgio Steamship Co. with fruit :
Str Bayonne (motor>. Philadelphia; to
6M the rnaP1l Eaeuum ooil Co. with oil; vacuum
Str Clan Macintosh n (Br> Port Natal
May Il. Cape Town May 2i via Boston
June 20; to Barber & Co; with mdse an
Str Princess May (Brl. Port Morant June
- - @ 10 the e. Pi Giorgio steamshp Co; with
Black Diamond Steamship Co: with mdse
Fler A. Army Base. Bklyn.
Str Darden, Tempico June IA: to the
United States and Mexican Oil Co; with
crude oil; Cartret J.
Str Massilleon Bridge, Bizerta June g.;
70 20 EXPORT ; Co; with mdse; anchored
Str Florence Luckenbach, Philadelphia
June, June Il TO Luckenbach Line; 35th st.
y Rappahannock, Newport r I foot
Str Jamestown. Norfolk June 21; to Old
Pier 26, n r.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Cleared

Str CamagueX (Hond), Captain Clark;
Porto Coortez; William Gardiner & Co.
Tampico Robert L Hague.
str Smarasd tNor), Captain Houg San
tiago; Atlantic Fruit Co
Str Nauban t3r), Captain Cadvgan; Rio
de Janeiro; Lamport &. Holt Line
,,s str Dorothy p.y (Am}. Captain Higgins;
str Anna (Nor) Captain Iverson; San
tiago; Caribbean Steamship Co
r. Str Oscar II (panl Captain Schmidt:
Copenhagen; Funch, Edge &c Co.
Str Anchoria tBr). Captain Columbine: !:
London; anchor Line.
Str Eemland tDD, captain vannoppen;
Amsterdam; Funch, Edge & Co
~ Str Mount Clay (Aml. Captain Mailman
Hamburg; United American Lines
Str Eglantier tBelgl, Captain Paret
Antwerp; Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str El Vale (Am), Captain Mattson
Galveston; Southern Pacific Co.
Str collamer (Am}; Captain Holrne; Nor
Str Ossa tAm), Captain Smart; Norfolk:
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Str Lenape (An) Captain kemble; Jack
Str jefferson (Aml, Captain Horsley
Norfolk old Dominion Transportation Co
folk; Segsbee, Humphrey Co.
Str Birming ham City (Am). Captain Ar
net, Baltimore; Isthrnian Steamship Co
Str ohioan CAm). Captain swicker; San
Pedro; United American Lines
Str Quernstad (Nor). Ca ptain Berglund :
Philadelphia; Munson Line.
or CORONADO tAn), Captain NOrdskOg .
Norfolk; Cosmopolitan Shipping CO.
Str Nyanza CAln), Captain Martin; New
port News; Moore & Mccormack
Sir Bellimina fAm), Captain Ellis; Bal
timore; n Y & Argentina Steamship CO.
Str Mariana (Am), Captain Haley; New
Orleans: \ Y fs Porto Rico Line.
Str Vestuia (Danzig). Captain Hewer.
Port Lobos; Robert l.. Hague.
Str Denmark Maru (Jap), Captain va
namoto' m Yokohama via Norfolk; Harriss,
Str Nantahala (Am), Captain Decker;
Norfolk; Moore & McCormack
Sehr Barbara W lB), Captain Fower;
Newark; Sexton &s Bryant
Schr Flowerdew Ur), Captain Thorn
kill; Norfolk; j Il Whitney & Co.
Tug Gypsum King tAm), Captain Miller;
SpenceFs Island; f Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Array Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau


WA,sHI NGTON. June 22.-Arnny orders
issued to-day follow:
Ordnance Department
Sampbeli. Capt. II. L.. to Philadelphia.
S%%cerhoiM, Capt. w II, to Rock Island.
ccay. Major NJ. T, TO Rock Island.
EE99rtou Capt. W. T. to Springfield.
GGaoy' It. C. C.. TO Washington
UU'and Capt ". S. 10 Syracuse
Hardy. Capt. r. E, 20 Watervliet.
nsrry Capt. W. j. to Antwerp
ptslhed' Major W e, TO Fort Sheridan.
--'O'"e' Major r N, TO Fort Howard.
Chemical Warfare Service
sshasdle, sast, 1t. c. s. to Edgewood Arsenal.
tu'iiipa. Capt. I, TO Edgewodo Arsenal.
Infantry
Jprlton. Capt. F.. H. to Manila.
'1ptsht. Lit. w. NJ jr., to Preside of San
S'Faat Col J. N. to Camp Pike.
Cavalry
rHao.oinson Major L a, to Washington.
N'"les' Major w. IL, TO Washington.
Field Artillery
PP,snson. 1t. G. c.. to Camp Travis.
''e'ef' Ii c. F. to Camp Pike.
Engineers
44rdery, Major f. D. to Los Angeles.
-''i'Ian Major r. w, to Panama.
MiscellaneOus
'"tchie' ,oi' Major j. M, Q. NJ c, to Homo
Macleod, %i'd Chaplain c, A. u. s. A.. to
eelis9 ao.3. Brig. Cen. r. e. U. s. A. to
Apnsrts. 1r, Major y. N. Med. c, to Homo
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

str Venezuela, Captain Drummond, the first
of the line to establish sailings from Baltt-
more every three weeks to Cuba, Canal
Zone and Pacific ports north to san Fran
cisco is due TO arrive here july l.
Bound Brook from Plymouth, but being a
citizen of Worcester, Mass, he was per
mitted to leave
The United Fruit Company will have the
str Ormes to arrive next Monday with ha
nanas from Jamaica. and the Baltimore
Jamaica Trading Company the Fort Nor
gan from the me island
To load a full cargo OF grain on Nor
weslan government account the Norwegian n
dam.
PORTLAND, Ore June 22-Ths str
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Tral1s-P a,iGc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Gem
aral Postonice and City Hall PostoNicc
Statlon. New York, at p. m. follows;
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
CHINA and Netherlands East Indies (sx-
cept Sumatra), via San Francisco steam
- ship Keystone State, June rs.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. Siberia
French lndo- China, Netherlands East
Indies Except Sumatra), and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, steamship
Tenyo Maru June 81
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, steam
ship Ventura. June so.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Sailed Yesterday

strs Brighton (Nor), Port Antonio. cook
(Am), Barcelona; Katrina Luckenbach
(Am), Baltimore; Santa Luisa (A1n),
Callao; Innoko (Am) Norfolk Svartfond
(Nor). CaIbarien; Conus (Am). New Or
leans; Ossa {Am), Norfolk: Collamer (Arn).
Norfolk; Java Arrow (Am), Constantine
pie; Ell Vale Camp, Galveston; Birming
(Am) Norfolk; Estonia DAM. Iibau:
Mariana (Am), New Orleans; schr Lincoln
(Au). Georgetown.
(Arr). Georgetown; Coronado, Norfolk;
Beilamina. Baltimore; Glenpool, Tampico
Anna (Nor). Santiago; Denmark Maru
GJapl, Yokoh ANA via Norfolk: Ohioan.
San Fedroi NPanza, Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

Upgrade Auto Exchange, Inc
g. =, Arnsb ct al. -. 1.ssos7
Jefferson Publishing Cos +.
Jacobson, Dorothy An. selden- A''''
r. berg ,,..:,",., ~. ..:.......,. s.s5s.so
= maker Fl New York .;,........... 2ssss
-, Ltd Of London. Eng ....... 5.5ss "a
hlrschenoaum William-J. Pope. 1904 80
krakpa. Guartey & Co, Inc
=, Western Union Telegraph Co. 552c5
hIinF"rsmlth, Homer. and Ma
iional Surety Co.-People. etc. 1000 90
Lexternan,. Vincent, and National
,,!s,ty surety co.,,-same ............. 100000
MuIhollahd, Joseph +. and Joseph
Jr.-E- Hamilton ............ 1874
Mclaughlin, Edward J-cray-
,,c5,, croft on Go, Co., Inc Ss45s
dore B.-Fictiity aud De-
post Co. of Marvlanl ...,.... 4.pss %
Northold and Southof3 Corpora
ton kase kter -Chatheld Shal-
lac Co ................... loos0
n. Y Railways Co. Locascio 100000
OLYMPIA nm 6, shiPPins j ,E Cooperation
poulo-Radto Corporation OF
Picano Co. Ines. Paris ct al 742o6
Pope, Thomas IA NJ Porter. 1885
Post & McCord. tnc.--J. A. Can
tor ct al; costs. ..........,... 1869
Peters, Dixie Ii. w. Lindau jr 90o2o
ParmIgiani. Walter " Wool
Novelty Co, Inc ............ 1882
ton Co. Inc,--~.J Keller 1879
Risse, Alfred u II. Becher 14440
Ramsey, Fredericl-C. r. Foss ct
Rock, wiiiliam.Piaza Music Co. sSs s4Ss5
Rubin Hyman--N. Y. Edison Co. 1918
Shepard. Geo. W.-M. weissberg.
costs ...................... 1l1ao
Senate. Sam-M. l.. Farber r....., 1,77751
Slupsky. Louis--B. Barlow ..... 45743
sommer. Max = ciemons The
g, Tailor Inc. ,.......:; :;.-..,.. 5000
schreibman, Joseph and jacob -
schaefer, Frederick NV. j. ''
Farrell Co. Inc. ............ 51s.s5
.Tonciollo. John-C. Kramerman.. 1872
Bros ...:........,.. 47l.so
s.; j. Adam .....,.......i... 5css.71
Co. -. .................. s74so
"nsF1 II wiiaar@P whiiG@oeIs oY5a pdda ana &ckstt Ma.
g4@s2ss%a man sfs",' Studios !no sa.l7 ss.T
berger and Joseph NJ Bern
stein-Peoples Investment Corp. . II2.7o
w. & t. Investing Co. Inc.-J
Rimoidi ct al ................ 1.s3s54
In Bronx County
The first name IS that OF the debtor:
Alaska Knitting Mills, Inc-Rot-
- tienberg Sons Co, Inc ..... ss57o6
GelDrnan PhtIfp-b Gelbman 2S039
hertz Joseph--D Taylor -...... 1850
Levy Ben1amn-J Riccto ct al. 1890
n Sllrhnelnl' ar. Samne X Kruger. 11AG2
New York Wash Laundry Coo
Ptncur, Jacob. and Kalman -'O'''
schaefer-B s Deutsch. ..... 1a472
Roberts, Wlliam-union Rail
way Co :........,......... 5000
Standard Drug Label and Box
Worhs Inc-R Holman ct al. 715T
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Two Shipping Board Vessels
Report Machinery Trouble

BOSTON, June 22.-Shipping Board
officers here received word to-day of ma
chinery troubles encountered by two of
its vessels. The Suwied, New York for
Spanish ports, reported herself disabled
al sea with engines out Of order and
feed pumps not working. The Cone
hatta, Baltimore for Manchester, was
said to be on the way to assist her.
The Summerleaf, Norfolk for Havre,
arrived at Halifax, N. S., this morning
to correct engine troubles developed en-
route,
The Suwied sailed on June Is and the
Summereaf on June 13.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Marine Reports
fisarcs Indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES



\, Narlooean Sea and windward massage
M"aerate easterly winds and partly over
cast weather 'Ni
?, a tropical disturbance central west az
houston Tex, Wednesday night. moving
nov WhVsshMard Hurricane warnings down
night Az
North OF Sandy Hook: Fresh southwest
WINDS and partly overcast weather
sandy Hook to Hatteras Moderate to
IFesa southwest winds and partly over
cast weather.
Hatteras TO Florida straits: Moderate
south and southwest winds. over north
portion, and east and southeast over south
portion partly overcast weather
Hatteras to Key West: Moderate south
ana southwest winds over north portiou
partly overcast weather
East Cuff Moderate TO fresh southeast
and south winds, partly overcast weather
and probably rains
West Gulf Moderate variable over
south portion and fresh south and south
west over porth portion; partly overcast
weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Fire Record

4S'@S--244 W 18th st; Mrs. Lubin
1.kn M Unknown
tar pot. William Fitzgerald
s10-26s W. 6lst st: w. Chapman man" "
''S-2oi9 18th av: Sheffield Farms
c.s. MIX Co.................T Triflng
s'ss-;2SS44. ssss-2S4 ". 18Th st unknown Trifing
O2s southern Boulevard Mat
iD.ss :, covert .....-.-...... Unknown
'V''S--4ls e. s2d st; Best Drug store
11.so None
Pm d '''N"o" y" u ~-'''''
80 Ia lst av, Michael Ganto . None
i:SS--55SS93 E 2d st.; unknown. Unknown
z5o e. looth st. Brooklyn
Ais Oi.I 20. .,..- q. - Unknown
''-~4Sa p North Oak Drive. the
son bronx' Max Hocl<Ier ....... Trihng
80 80 46th st. auto; Joseph
&.gs-9STo tth IrlGlnE
s:5S,-sSSSss2 - 6.h Az. unknown Unknown
-V' Bieecker st, Joseph Cole
Trihing
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York


GIBRALTAR. June 20 Str Monv,so
MANILA, june 2o-str Hague Maru
Jap).
ALEXANDRIA. June 20 Str Urbsno
(Br),
LISBON June 2l-str Evelyn.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 21-Str Beren-
garla (Br).
CALCUTTA. June 1s-str Melford Hall
SANTOS. June 1o-str Callao.
ILOIIO, June 19-Str Toba Maru (Jap),
HANRE. June 18-Str Lafayette (Frj
SINGAPORE, June 10 - Str Bowes
sIIANGHAI. June 1s-str Aroturus.
GENOA, June 17-Str AnsaIdo San
Giorgio ~ CrD.
HgL14 III, :, Iq9e L y r 1S-str Marengo (Br).
SOUTHAMPTON. June 22-Str Adrtatic
(Br),
Arrivals From New York
ROTTERDAM. June 20-Strs Dungeness
(Br). and Western Glen.
HONG KONG. June 2O--strs Laomedom
(Erl. and Suruga.
FREMANTLE, June 2O--str Port chal-
-CoPENHAGEN. Juue 21-str Helng olav
(Dan)
,cHRIsTIAN1A. June 1s-str Noruega
(Nor).
HAMBURG, June 17-str corson.
BOMBAY, June 1S-Str Tramord Hall
BARBADOS, June 1s-str Ell Captain.
MONTENIDEO, June 2O-Str Troubadour
BATAvIA. June 17-str Lyons ne,ru
MANcHEsTER. June 21 = Str Ensle-
SOUTHAMPTON. June 22-str Maure-
tania (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Ship Board Head Coming Here

Albert D. Lasker, the new chairman Of
the Shipping Board, will be in New York
tomorrow, and will confer with shipping
men.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
eity Island

schr Waptu tBrl. Ingramport. b s. for
New York, with lumber for Homan S.
Puddlngton vessel to Gimartin & Co
Bound East
schrs Dorothy Melita (Br), Cuttenburg
for Canso, N S. Moonlight, Ellzabethport
for st Stephen, b John A BecRernan
Port johnson for Bridgewater, S.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour.
sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

William Burton 80 ENE Sand Kev
June a. N ny
wolverine State 100 II Honolulu PM
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

tcrday, the first name being that OF the
BoIzer Aaron cort,ror+.,
Guaranty Corn Ss.- n,
Inc q'ri'ii' iN'-'i'''oh hiSenoers' ,,.
Baumstein. Max-N 8 C,oid
B1fY PgrsfE Posner 1rc ~, 2oll4s
Co. Inc. 7o7 az
7TooES 5eCHS;aji LOWS Ms 49, d, Matkins 4714t
r. swift TRIacl[vyeiI s1vift CnN
mAeTchants 81 tenants and y Manufactur-
r-obap Nfnr.i y. rnm u - ~ AA''o
CoI1J,,h{a r1roi,tt c,.+ A'Voo1'
- IL NVl'ei eiNtOtS
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
tcrday, the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Boiler Aaron A - Cortirert,l
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

Centennial State. Lon
sail " ednesday

Columbia, Trieste. ...... $50 AM 12:o0M
Caracas, Curacao...... 1880 AM 11;oo AM
New-York tribune., 1921-06-23

The first name Is that of the debtor the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10
Boy Artists to
ContestatFair
For Honors

Every First American boy
read in The Sunday Boys Herald
Of August announcement. of
the Great BOYS Achievement
Fair which will be held in oc-
tober. y
There will be needed for ad-
vertising of this fair several
posters and some large billboard
advertising.
This fair Is going to be tho
biggest thing boys ever pulled
off in Washington
Shret wrathall is the inspector
Of dra wing and cartoons and his
department Is responsible for
furnishing the proper designs.
Instead Of selecting designs
for the posters, the selection will
be made of three boys, who viii
be commissioned to supply all
original designs. cartoons or
drawings.
These boys will be selected by
vote on the original drawings or
cartoons which they submit to
The Boys Daily Herald. and
which will be published.
These drawings or cartoons
may be of any subject.
In the past two weeks the fol-
lowing boys have had their car
toons published in The Boys
Daily Herald:
Heber N. Everett. Isaac Beck
man. Theodore |Meeker. II. N.
Everett and william Harting.
Every First American and any
boy who can draw and has origi-
nal ideas should Immediately
submit his drawing. All draw
ings and cartoons which have
anv merit will be printed.
Next Sunday several Of these
will appear, together with a
voting blank for first, second
and third choice.
Amy one boy can submit any
number Of drawings or cartoons.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10
Boys Who Haze
Gardens Will
x. Be at Fair

Now that we have decided to
have q regular boys county fair,
a great number of boys who are
raising gardens will want to ex-
'hibit what they have grown.
There will be prizes for the
biggest squash, melon and cab
bage. for the best corn, potatoes
and onions.
The boy who has the best gar
den and the boy who makes the
most money from his garden will
get a prize.
want all boys who expect to
make exhibits or who want to
know more about 1t to write me
at once.
Blanks will be furnished for
entry and the names of exhibit
tors printed in The Boys Daily
Herald.
CHARLES HUFULGA,
Inspector of Agriculture.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10

thOoS4huS VI uOlldIS RAISING BEL
gian hares.
Jake then decided to build a
rabbit run instead of a chicken
house.
Then Bill came along and told
Dave he was going to raise two
pigs.
Bill told how much money he
would get for two fat hogs after
six months feeding.
Jake gave up his rabbit
scheme and concluded to build a
pig pen.
Then Tom and Pete came
along and wanted Dave to help
them build a tree house. Dave
forgot his pig business and
started in on the tree house.
But 1t was a very hot day and
in a short time Jake and Tom
and Pete were in the old swim
ming hole having Just lots of
fun"
It's all right to change your
mind and it's fine to 60 in swim
ming on a hot day IL that is
what you start out to do, but
Jake started in to make a
chicken house and finished in a
swimming hole.
A man wanted to employ q
boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10

1t was for the support of this
Boys Club OF Washington that
the men of the city sold tickets
for and patronized the ball game,
which netted $4,000 for the sup
port of the Boys Club.
More money will be needed
this winter and next year, for
Mr.. Neil wants to reach every
boy within reasonable distance
of the clubhouse who needs the
care and helpfulness this club
can give.
The First Americans standing
for boys have some very definite
plans for assisting the boys of
of Washington who are less
favored than they are, and they
are going to do something-and
something big, too.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10
TOO OLD ron HEATING,
snz ~.n~,..~.

TOO OLD F0R BEATING,
SHE PROTESTS ABOUT IT.
A bass drum is one thing. ana q
woman is quite another.
Apparently. Mary Jones said, her
husband Augustus did not know the
difference-except TO the extent that
when he beat her he used his nsta
When the couple were first mar
ried, Mary said. she took some Of
the blows good-naturedly. She had
hopes that some day Augustus would
change his ways. She was willing
to be patient
The last time Augustus lost his
temper IL proved too much for Mary
and she had him arrested for
assault
On this occasion, the wife said.
her belligerent hubby knocked her
down and nearly marked her for
life with his fsts.
I'm gittin' too old for such mon
key business now she complained.
Il fist cain't stand gfttin' beat Up
no longer"
what shall ! do with hinr' the
court asked.
Don't ask me, Jedgs." she
answered. Il don't care what you
do"
The court turned to Augustus ana
said, IF you will promise me 20 let
your wife alone in the future I will
put you on probation"
"I promise" said the husband.
II was done.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10
PANAMA ONCE AGAIN
SEEKS COTO REGION

Further protest has. been made
by the government of Panama
against acceptance OF the demand
that she cede to Costa Bica the
Coto region. under the white and
Loubet awards. -.
This region is admittedly Costa
Rican. but Panama is understood
to insist that she has right to
cling to II Until the rest OF the
boundary question between the two
countries has been settled Sec
retary Hughes, in his various COM
munications to the Panama gov
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10
A Judge Brown Story Talk

Seven boys applied for the po-
sition.
The man told the boys a story.
He told them about a dog that
ran after a rabbit. The rabbit
ran into the basement of the
house. but the dog routed 1t out.
1t then ran underneath the corn
crib, but the dog dug his way
underneath and drove the rabbit
out. The rabbit ran into the
barn and into the day. The dog
secuted around until the rabbit
was discovered. The rabbit ran
through the barn where a far 0.r
was milking a COW. 1t was dim
in that section of the barn and
the farmer had a lighted lantern.
In the chase, the dog upset the
lantern, some hay caught on fire
and it spread to the hay loft.
The barn was destroyed. The
horses burned. The farmers
wife ran into the barn thinking
that he was in danger. She was
later carried out by the farmer.
The house caught fire and the
local fire company from the vii
idSe CdHle Out ana saved Iue
house from destruction.
The farmer figured out that
the dog, by upsetting the Ian
tern, caused him a loss Of $4,000.
How many horses were
burned?" asked one boy.
WAS the COW burned?" asked
another.
Was his wife hurt?" inquired
another.
How much of the house
burned?" another wanted to
know.
Then one boy inquired:
Did the dog get the rabbit?"
This boy was given the Job.
He stuck to. the first PROPOSE
tion that a dog was after q
rabbit.
don't believe that Jake
would have thought about the
dog and rabbit.
Did you?