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The New York herald., 1921-11-25
4 SHIPS AVAILABLE,
WITH II WANTED
Builders Encouraged Nv Pas
senger Service Boom ss Navy
Scrapping IL Talked 0f.
ss5-F0oT TYPE A SUCCESS
~ ships Already In Service
Mostly In Paeific--Demand
Exceeds Tonnage.


Though n Il probabis that navy
work viii b. abanaonea "A a time when
the oonsfrursscn a. sr<iehs veaseln ia
practically at . atsns~1n AmeTican
shipbuilesrs take sorns epcoursssmant
from tho fsct that ths onln@nd for pss-
ssnscr ships Cor AMERICAS service eK-
ccsds by a considorsnie marsin me
available tonnage
Twelve of the SIS Zoo, tips 81 com
binsuoa freight ana pas~ens.r vesnsh
have been conpletro ami delivered % the
shipping Board and arp now An service
These ships have proved SPEEDY. COM
Portable and superior In many instances
TO the competing foreign liners. 90 the
sixteen four are yet 10 be delivered. aud
the board has requests Cor eleven ships
from managing operators. Any aiioca-
tion programme laid cat IL SURF to cause
dissatisfaction.
Five of the "5S5s" have gone 20 tho
Admiral lire and are running IN IT'S
Far Eastern service from Seattle. These
are the Wenatchee. keystone state. Bay
State, Silver State and Pine Tree state.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has the Golden State. Empire state and
Hoosier State In It's service from San
Francisco across the pacinc. The Mat
son Line has the Haw Q State and tho
buckeye State In the lntercoasfal run.
while the Munson Line has the American
Legion and Southern Cross operating 20
the west coast OF South America.
The Shipping Board has been asked
by the Pacific Mail line to turn over
two more Of the ships to replace sea-
foot liners. These vessels are admit
tedly Of type unsuited 10 the Far
Eastern service. and the board Is re-
ported to be giving favorable consider
alton to the request Similarly the Mum
son line. under its contract with tho
board for the establishment OF a South
American service. has asked for thrc,
more Of the "535's."
Chairman Lasker has announced that
three new ships will replace the Poto-
mac, Hudson and Princess Matoika in
the United States lines service to
Bremen and Danzig. Meanwhile urgent
demands have come from Los Angeles
for three ships for a transpacinc service
out of that port
There are thus requests for eleven
ships. whereas only four are available.
Having this situation in mind Frank C.
Munson. head Of the Munson line. lately
called upon the Shipping Board and Con-
gress to make plans for the construction
Of large feet of passenger shirs. Mr..
Munson is convinced Of the ability Of
American ships to meet competition
from abroad.
Shipbuiiders are calling attention 10
the fact that the abandonment OF naval
construction will leave large quantity
of material already delivered but un-
suited for any purpose other than ship
construction. Much OF this material.
they say, could be used for passenger
shipping and an appreciable saving
thereby effected.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
LEGAL. NOTICES.

TO THE AGE>Ts OF the RussIAN Vol.
IfSTEER FLEET. TO ALL PROSPECTIVE
PtyRcfIAsERs. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
AGENTS AND TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
GERM;
Sirs:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that all OF the
fteamers and property which formerly be-
lorged TO the RUSSIAN VOLUNTEER
FLEET arc now the property OF the RUS
SIAN SOCIALIST FEDERATED SOVIET
REPUBLIC. and that no person or persons
have the legal right or power 10 pass title
10 any part thereof; and that the Govern
ilicnt Of the RUSSIAN SOCIALIST FEEDER
ATEp SOVIET REPUBLIC VIII hold all
psrrons who shall attempt 70 tranrferr am
part OF the said property formerly held by
the RUSSIAN VOLUNTEER FLEET liable.
PARTICULARLY TAKE NOTICE that an
action for the ownership Of the steamers
pTcNZA and TOpOLSK II now pending and
the case involving the libel Of the said ships
will come before the Circuit Court of APP
peals for decision within a short time.
CHARLES RECTHT,
Attorney for the Rursian Socialist FEEDER.
a'cd Soviet Republic In the United
iio West ioth Street. New York City.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov 23-Arrlved. ctr
Chertsey fBrl. Phfsdelphia.
c6utehI, S from ~; coiemse for S.~ YORK
AMSTERDAM. Nov 2i-Arrivsc. str Hol-
iancia (Dutch). New orisann.
basah SSa%ES ~. fors Mss . mcss i E.Ss ssd Gs
,SsisS. New York: "a. siissoar tbr'. Bos-
Sailed 10Th. s,rs Northern CBr,. csivss,on
stesdfsst. Charleston; 2ist. Ta1andrisr tbr).
AUCKLAND. Nov s2--Arriysd. str Sussex
MONMOUTH, Nov 23--Sailed. str Chicago
City (Br), from Bristol for New York.
BARRY. Nov 23-saled. str Devon CITY
BELFAST. Nov 25-Arrived. str Wee, Dur
Arrived oath. str City Of Vancouver cBp.
BoRpEAyx. Nov ac-saIled. str Mexico
ORR. New York.
BREMEN. Nov Io-sailed. str schoharIe.
BUENos AIRES. Nov 2s--Arrived. SIR
Troubadour (Nor). New York. schr Alice
May Davenport. Norfolk.
Sailed 23d. str Davenport. New York.
CALCUTTA. Nov 2i--Arrived. str wolver-
inc State. San francisco.
Sailed 2lst; str Lorenso tbrl, New YORK,
CA~sABLANCA' ~ Nov 2o-ArriSed' str JskF'
OR oRisToBAL. Nov 24-Arrived. strs Puerto
Rieo GID; cartasena; 2uilie,a tBro. New
Sailed 2sd, strs Pastores. New York:
Atenas. New Orleans; Buenos Aires tsw.
ot oSioan. New a; York; Su' Norman % Mo- Monarch tsn.
Hampton Roads and United Kingdom; West
Isleta, New York.
(Br), Norfolk and Hull; Queen Margaret
(Br). do and Barcelona.
Continued on Following Page.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Alice May Davenport arrived at Bue-
nos Aires Nov 23 from Norfolk after voy-
age of 106 days.
Str Moro Castle, which arrived yesterday
from Havana. reports on Nov 20 broke
cylinder OF port engine: proceeded to port
under starboard engine.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov c4-Str Caloria. be-
fore reported aground above Cove Point,
floated with the assistance OF two tugs.
ROME, Nov IA despatch from Naples
among the crew of str Montreal (Br). from
Montreal Nov 4 for Naples and Genoa.
which recently arrived at Naples. The crew
was discharged upon reaching port and some
OF the sailors after discmbarking tried 10
sack the vessel. but were dispersed by the
police.
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SAILED.

strs Matinicock, Baton Rouge; Harald
panl. st John, NIB; Bayonne tmotor). Phil
adelphia; Lucerna (Br) Rouen; Standard.
Lobos; Orlnoco. Philadelphia Comanche.
Charleston and Jacksonville; Durango. Fall
River: Mexico (Dan. motor). Gothenburg
Mount Clinton, Hamburg.
Sailed 23d. strs Manchuria, Hamburg
Bloemfontein (Br), Demerara; Theodore +
Reynolds. Sagua: Gul Djemal CTurk), Con-
stantinope via New Bedford; Havre Maru
Jap). Yokohama; Eastport. Danzig via
Philadelphia; Iowan, San Francisco.
The corrected reading OF tho barometer
treduced to sea leyeD at New York on
Thursday. Nov "a, 1921. at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
reau. was thirty and twelve hundredths
(3012) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty-five (765) mlll-
meters. Captains of all vessels now lying In
or near the ports of New York and Brook
lyn can advantageously use the above Off
cial data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable cor
rection or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM, NNW, IS
miles; overcast; smooth sea; visibility about
one mile.
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By United State. Naval Radio.

fDktances given in mites; position At noon.
unless otherwi~e specifiedI
AeoIus cs4o Sc Ambrose 23d.
AgwIhavre o. NE Jupiter 23d.
AIgona1ia $40 Scotland L V c3d.
American r.ssion 2so Rio Janeipo 5s. 2Sd.
Ar'irar 900 San Pedro 25d.
Istmahco IN iG7 s Ambrose 2sth.
a,iasts ,'ity ic5 sz EsE ns,ers nmsrs': aaa 2tih'
Rev state 1855 9 Five Fathom Bank Pm
-.s. ss. 2 .i: sss;s:s sss r.sS:a ssSs,' .ss sss
pyiayi q W ~ Mansaus roin, essh.
9 can,,sla 2ss Ne Ts.mp'co ssd-
r-ssrss. p~aiev afa ~Nr Jurlisr ga.
chas VI crarnp pas.ed cape san krtonio ssd.
S-,'ssssa~ sss 80 y .rlspe.. ! rx ssd.
ciiy of c~lirsbu. a. wsw CAV Had st,h.
% , q s,s. rr-seGs sw ~ r1;,Sses" : Ass':s ssS a
r-arfn nfrtrw s7a y ssnf.ro@r 80.
rsion iss = e.rsiara l. v .sth.
rrars"ssn s~ser-ea iss 4 TsnSloo "a.
~rsnford 81 y Hnftsras 10. -
rsrr. - y Jupiter asd ON TOW STR Ala
Y,srssi,.s 80 ~~w iy-sa. Iris-d 2sa.
Fa~voirrts 40 sw sosi'h rn.. ~.
T,sss cars N, = =, lon - ~ "a.
y a.,,s.-,s 1.sss 80 ~ s-,,s. 80 : 4 s.h.
VI ort~-sf "a wv T1rfueas 1lt.
Fft~i fa1 y rsre Nevrv AZ 1tth.
r-r~eer,r Neii~rr fs9 sw Sand Esy c3d.
s-f.erar q ntr~f fsia~d etth
n parffrrs arslfN ~ Nv cafvFsfon 23d.
% cs~. g.-. . ,.ss wv ".r.. rr,,rs.. 49, s.l I''
-. a ~ ,,..-s. ~ : sre.is~e 4 v 2eh.
rr'-tar 100 eW Ftrr tnianf 1fth.
e',.tfrrI~sn 80 q eersts~a effh.
~ ~ pnrrra ~ cer 1urlfsr 11f.
Uarnnefu ~ eW r'ccF fsiamf 1fth.
Wartsr aao fr~-n rrlsfotal 11f.
Hnfry Far~ffrr toe ew Galveston "a.
uarrrwffr "a = fu.tfsr -
usier ncf ~ Amhrurs "a.
usrrv rrrfea Tfs from Uafhoa I'D.
fFiffnr 80 cfv Neffrras 80
fnfls.la fTf eW Wa,frraa 11d.
faasn ~ q e-ofiarf 4 v 9th.
~ fsuff-r "a 4tv ffqf'fraa 80.
TafHr. so y Tane Way 80
gs.anoN woan AZ ~fv Trrfn~as 80.
frfnrrrntt SO y van Fefro .1d
Kswnrea aff kev West 21f
t.afe r'rranf pa-s~a nfhe~~a ghoais 13f.
fnte rirr 80 -W lfafsrras 11d.
Lave Frrvm1 "A Wv Jwrlfer 11t.
f.ake Zaiieti 1fs ~ trnifer Ild.
Liberty Minauas % NNE Losos island 27d.
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GOV. MILLER CHALLENGED.
Gov. Allen Wants to Debate tn
st. Lawrence Project.

DULUTH, Mimi. Nov. "a. - Gov.
Henry r. Allen Of Kansas will issue
Friday an open challenge to Gov.
Nathan L. Miller OF New York to a
public debate on tho merits Of the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep water
way project.
Charles p. Craig, executive director
of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tide
water Association, made that announce
ment to-day on his return from New
York city.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

Montsyidso and Busnos Aires. str HE'S.
rGa.a Gasts Rcs A Stanal Zone except letter mall,
Panama, except letter maip. Salvador
(prints. &c), Nicaragua Except East CoasO /.
Amapala City: Choluteca (also prints. &c.
Honduras, cauca and Narino departmsnts OF
Colombia, Ecuador and letter mail for Peru
Except Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile lCuea.
L.mon. str ToLoA, AM (sup o AM y.
Ts9mss 81 cs9i. - tts Ansss Msy's
Montserrat. Guadeioupe. Dominica, Mart!.
niaue. ST Lucia. Barbados. Guiana. Trinidad
and ciudad Bolivar tGrenads , and e. st x,,,a via-
Antigua. ouadeioupe. Dominica. Martinique:
g Lucia. Bsrbados and Trinidad, str FORT
dominican Republic. via Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. Sanchez. La Romano. San
redTo DC MssoEIs sasS and ssn Domingo City,
Porto Rico, via San Juan. str PONCE (sea
post), s 80 AM (sup $50 AM 70.
Curacao and Venezuela: also specially ad-
Mayaguez. Lasuayra. Curacao and Mara
caibo, str MARACAIBo. $3.50 AM tsup $3.50
Haiti Curacao and Venezuela y, via Cape
Haiti. Port de PaIx, Gonaives. St Marc.
Port au Prince. Petit Goave, Mlragoane.
Jeremie. Aux Cages. Jacmei. Curacao. Mara
eai5o; Puerto cabello ana Lasuayra' str
81 Thomas. st croix. st kits. Nevis.
saba. 81 Martins. st Eustatius, Antigua
nlque. ST Lucia, Barbados and Guiana
tGrenada. ST Vincent and Trinidad >, via
81 Thomas. st Croix, st kits, Antigua,
Guadeloupe. Dominica, Martinique. st Lucia
and Barbados. str w II TUPPER. ! Pm
tsup PM.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca ana
Narino depsrtments). via Kingston. Carta-
gens. Saysnilla and Santa Marta. str TUR-
(etfr,
Turks Island and Dominican Republic -,
via Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto
Plata, Sanchez. Samana. La Romano. San
Pedro dc Macoris, San Domingo City, aqua
and Barahona. str TOSTO. Il n.
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Trsnspaci6c Mails.

Close at New York at Pm as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str MATSONIA.
Nov 25.
Japan, corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
china. Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands. via Vancou-
yer and Victoria. BE. str MoNTEAGLE.
Nov %.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco. ctr So
MONA. Dec I.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies (except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands. vita Vancou-
yer and Victoria. BE. ctr EMPRESS OF
ASIA. Dec 3.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParccl post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates. Melbourne
and sydney Nov ! and Honolulu 18th, which
arrived AZ San Francisco per str Sonoma,
were despatched east on Nov p and are
due IN New York on the morning OF sun
day. Nov 81.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOV. "a, 1921

with pa 7sengers and mdse.went to pier 81.
North River.
str Cape May. Norfolk. 20 the United
States shipping Board Anchored OH staple
ton.
Str jefferson. Norfolk. 10 the Old Do
mlnion transportation Co, with mdse.
Str North Pacific (Br). Three Rivers, Que,
Nov II, 10 "A Bull Co, In ballast. An
chored In stream.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

ALBANIA tbrl. from Liverpool ssih for
BRiTANNsA FD. from Manseniss 18Th for
cREoLE STATE. from Manila "a for san
FRANCISCO.
GEORGE WARRINGTON. frorn sou,hamp-
ton 24th for New York.
MANILA MARU dap. from koes con for
Tacoma.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

DROPPING OF TIE BALL.

NEW YORK. Nov .t-I time bal R'oNe
school OF the seaner'r Church inrtlfute. -
South street, dropped to-day a. sxaet noon,
18th meridian, or hours Io~ 81 orsgrwt \
wich mean time tsiephone boSling orssn
$500.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
CLOSING OF MAILS

.ss VI" promptly indicated eow sh: eens5a fs o ss @
Office cNy Hall
% Countries ana for ssD & A%sSs % e. vs KIN on!'
o.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Maine (Br). London tor New York. Is
expected TO arrive In Quarantine sunday
afternoon.
Str Assyria (Br). Glasgow for New York.
Is expected 10 arrivc hout 30th.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

rOil Cfi HTtit-io0 y. D. FAirtank Morse
g. q. errine 'u~bcat John r. Hughes.
.eod ~crihirrii0r ~fcal watfr and sea boat
completed and placed IN orfration months
arc. Adfrcfa owner, JOHN T. HUGHES.
""7 fi'i7~~'ou av.. New urunswick, ~. T.
r. e-fn go ~tss f'r''~-s'i~t ~ v
FOr s y Tus. ~r' g.. compound TO-
- ~ IN. huli fets: immediate delivery.
wfNTnsH NrENcY. ~ broadway. Bowl
i-~ c'--er Te-T.
Y n SsLt-aO ton ra~olene driven derrick
boat Mirror" IN good condition can ne
seen a. owners wharf. foo, Chester av.. New
ark. ~. y. Affrer~ PAT NN-PITC AIRN
urv1sl n. p. \ nox las Newark, N. y.
WAN En--rcrrirt steam iightcr. carry 700
tons. no hr9'gers; mu~t be IN first ola =
cc-di. i0r. Sr-d ff'li particulars. &C. G 1880
r>oH sAI.E-complete new diving outfit. A.
a. ALT. $50 Pearl ST.. city.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

REGINA D'IrALIA disD. al GIBRALTAR
94fh.
roYooE, sARU lJApl. ., Koss 20th.
woLvE1l sE STATE. ~ Calcutta .lst.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Nov 24-Barometer at
noon. 29.42 inches: wind. WNW. a gale:
temperature, 81 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is

Barbados, Csara and Canedeilo (other
psIts of nrszil -. Via barbados, Gears.
Cabedelio. RIO laneiro. Santos sac Fran-
cisco % Eui. Rio Grnnda 20 Sui. Pelotas
and Porto Alerro. str STEPHEN. ~ NJ
Faiu except Cape HAITI and Port De
raix). Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
Amspala City, Choluteca fslso prints. &r.
for Nhca0me. TeguciEaipa and iuscaranD. In
Honduras, Caura and Narino departments
OF Colombia. Ecuador and letter mall for
Peru teNccpt lquito~l, Bolivia and chile
fother parts 81 Honduras and better mail for
Salvador -. via Port au Prince and Girls
leuD 80 PM %.
Cape Haiti ana ror, DC pais tosher parts
of halti y. VIA Cape Haiti, Port ds paix,
Jacmel. ctr GREAT FALLS. rM.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20
CASTLE. Ssaf JAM "''An'' ." A0'H'o
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay co, VIA
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Norwalk. Boston for New York.
Schr A Wentworth.
Bound East.
Tug James McNalry. light Cat 1o:15
AND.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

On Nov ) Shoe Point Light, Bonavista
Bay. NJ. In approximately lat 80 OF N, lon
% 81 w, was changed from fixed red to
a flashing red acetylene light, showing 20
flashes every minute. The light u exhibited
at an elevation OF so feet above high water
from a white square wooden structure with
sioplng sides. lantern red.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Tvsnsaslassie Mails.
vuIDAY. NOVEMBER sS.

i.s;r cD. va Naples. str TAoRMINA. $50
Fssses. n~ifian, Luzsmsurs. Rum.nIa.
sr-ih. 0re~cs. fertssai Turkey. Syria.
80 nsn*es rssss :r'saa. ,ss,s xy i's,y; nd
Esnnea. Malta. Gibraltar. siam. Cyprus.
csyion ana straits Settlements sother coun-
.riss >: va h@srs. slso psreei pos, mails nall
~ AN (sup , 20 Az 70.
SATURDAY. SovEMnER o.
Europe. Affica ant West Asia NORWAY.
svse@e. Dsnnsrs, Fisiand and spain ..
80 ssA n.sssns e. s"d sss 's9 ~,
NIEuw AsasrEilDAM. AN sup $50
I. ' s:. e.: e:s g. s:;: "a s...: .:'ss sss Sss.:s ~
csaars islssss. cssis. Ms;iiis. Tsngisr in
1:'sse-e = .'.ly Cree ana 'uso-siasis. str
EWspa. Africa and west Asia (Sorway.
se'sdsh, DsaHsrk ane Finland -. via
ss. "ss sos % "fsssns nss ss sSs oSsr nSsr
counaris-, sir PANHANpI.E STATE. 10 AN
iasp ~ 81 AM -.
- sssssr s..a ass ssa Fs5sss. copsS.
hagep also rarcsl poet mails fer Norway.
sNsten ara ntnmals. str ifELLic oLAv.
"A Az seup - ~ An -.
rrE~DAs. NOVEMBER 20.
sls hs'' sS.Ssss Sr ss .s Ts: s:s Ala ..s s pssss %
post nlalis for creai Britain. Ireland.
France. Germany. Austria. Sxscho- -slova kia.
Hungary. Switzerland and other countries.
str AMERICA (Dea postl. 80 AL =.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. VIA piym-
outh. chsrbourg and Antwerp. aLso parcel
post MALI for Great Britain, ireland.
France. Belgium. Luxenburs, Belgian Congo
and other ccun'rica. str f'fNLAND. AN
taup 80 An ID.
s0uih Africa 90. via Caps Town; also
parcel post aialis for Union 0f South Africa.
Hechuana,nnd Frotsctorste. Portuguese East
Africa. Northern snd Southern Rhodcsia and
southwest Africa Prctectoraic, str CITY or
AGRA 10 AM
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

Information has been received from the
Director General Of Public Works of the
Dominican Republic that the range beacone
a, San Pedro de Macoris were rebuilt Sept
~ and the buoy replaced In position on
sept 81. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

WASHINGTON. DC. Nov 24-Northwest
Delaware Breakwater; disturbing centre at
noon over western New York and moving
eaafward. wind will shift to northwest and
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

On Nov q. 1921. Mile Point gas buoy No
10. 3; Johns River. Fla. was reported not
burning.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The pilot vessel King q winge. radio call
KDVU, has been established off Cape Flat
the waters OF southeastern Alaska, British
Columbia and Puget Sound. This vessel Is a
power schooner. painted white. with pilot
In black letters on the sides. ana Is equipped
lation with sending radius Of 300 miles by
day and 400 TO 600 miles at night.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
CABLE REPORTS.

PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
ALGERIA (Br). nj Moviile 23d.
COLL EN STATE. AZ Yokohama 2fst.
KEYSTONE STATE. at Kobe ieth.
tFrl. a, Marseilles 10Th.
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DUE NOVEMBER ~,

Arapahoe. Jacksonvuie 2t,h. Clyoe Line
caiamares, Lsmon goth. United Fruit
carnlania, Southampton 10Th. ..cunard Line
city OF Savannah. Savannah 24th. Q ,can s. CO
Dakar City. Havana 2ist. .Houlfcr. w ID
Edgar 4 Luckenbach. Colon 10Th,
Luckenbach So Co
Maine. Iondon 18Th. .Aflantic Transport
MEXICAN, Colon 10th. ....... United Amerl an
oSrar nj, chri~tiania fTth. Punch Edye
Tuscan Prince. Marseiiies foth.furns ~ Witty
Yucatan, Havana 23d.. WARD Line
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS .sa TOURS
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
SAIL MONDAY

Hclsingfors. ..........-
Wet Lashaway. Barcelona. &C.,
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SAIL SATURDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
pUE NOVEMBER ss.

s,eaner From Agents.
Caiabria, Havana 2ist......... .Cunard Line
G Of Montgomery, Savannah 30. Ocean - GO
Colon. Crl~tobal iIth. ....... t'nnama ish rs
Concho. Galveston i9th. .Mallory - 20
Egiantier. Antwerp SIN. .Lioyc Royal Belee
Ei Lago, New Orleans ipth. southern rae
III Occidente. Galveston 18Th southern Fac
Mydrecht. Seville i3th. -. Holland -Am.riea
Steel Mariner. London 9th. .. .isfhmlan Lines
Texas. Bordeaux 9Th. .:......... .Frencn -, .-,ne ~
Tosto. Turks Island 18Th. Columbus - 60
vauclln, 81 Nazaire oth........ .Fronch Line
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East Cape, Hamburg 9th. Kerr 81 Go
Eiger. Kingston goth. Caribbean - GO
Leopold ina, Havana e2f....... French Line
Maartensdyk. Rotterdam sth... .Hollnne-Am
Noordsnn, Plymouth i1th. ...... .Holanc.Am
Olympc. barcelona acd.............T Three Star
Presidente Wilson. Trieste sth. Phelps bros
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The New York herald., 1921-11-25

SoT, sAr.E--Complete new diving outfit. A.
A. ALT. $50 Pearl ST.. city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
AGGIES PLAN Big STADIUM


One section of a stadium which
will seat from 5000 to $4,000 per-
sons to be completed before the OPEN
ing of the 1922 football season with
out the formal launching of a drive
for funds is the hope upon which
Kansas State Agricultural college
students. alumni, and faculty have set
their hearts as a result of recent agi-
tation looking toward a memorial
stadium at Manhattan.
A committee of eleven, members of
the Aggie athletic board, faculty and
alumni association has been appointed
by President Jardine to make recon-
mendatiOns as to the stadium. This
committee will consider the several
proposals of those interested and work
out plan.
The committee has the following
personnel-for the athletic board: DR..
H. H. King, chairman, Mike Ahearn,
Dean r. A. Seaton; for the alumni
Dean J. T. Willard, Dean H. Umber-
ger. Cliff Stratton; for the faculty
Dean f. D. Farrell, Dean Helen B.
Thompson, Dean r. R. Dykstra., Pro-
fessor J. v. Cortelyou.
The proposal to launch a formal
drive is not generally favored because
OF economic conditions in the state.
The possibility of raising enough mon
ey to complete a memorial stadium
and student union probably will not
even be considered by the committee.
But enough money has been volume
tarlly pledged by Manhattan business
men and alumni to make a good be-
ginning this year without calling for
support from anybody who does not
voluntarily offer to contribute.
With the announcement of a deti-
mite plan by the presidents committee
1t is believed additional voluntary
pledges will swell the fund enough TO
finance the erection of one section of
bleachers. There is a possibility of
a section being built by residents Of
Manhattan exclusively.
Tn idea of a formal drive was dis
alumni by Cliff StrattoniF executive sec.
rotary OF the alumni association, ask
ing for an expression Of opinion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
ByWL.HuS5lnsJr.

Billy Edwards and Stanley Rogers
are working hard to attain tip-top
shape for their bout January 2 at the
city auditorium. Both men are about
even in weight and size, altho Ed
wards has been longer in the game
than Rogers.
The fans are seemingly on their
toes. for the match. Rogers recent
defeat of TomIinson gives him the
right to claim ability in the ring, and
Edwards reputation on the mat is not
to be spoken of lightly.
If the proposed match between Gus
Papos, Greek wrestler, and the winner
of the Edwards-Rogers bout material
ICES. fans will have another oppor-
tunity of witnessing a real go.
College of Empofia athletes have
been worried. for some time, over the
proposed departure of Ralph Bud"
Widick for Nebraska university. They
didn't wish the aIl-state football cen
ter to leave.
Strategy entered into the plans,
when Widick was unanimously elected
captain of the 1922 football team. He
will play his third year of c. of E.
football next year.
During the dreary weeks of inter
mission between football and basket
ball. the colin lies awake nights wish
ing for another champion chess-player,
pechesa. shark, or tiddle-de-winks ex-
pert to lay claims for publicity. Why?
Because it might furnish few brief