davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
CLEARED.

str Centennial State, Pendlebury. London
via Plymouth and Boulogne (generaD-oni'eo
Str Marquis, Middleton. Gothenburg. Maimo
and Petrograd via Philadelphia (generaD--
Susquehanna Steamship Co. -
Str Topdalsfjord tNor), Halvorsen, Irohan-
Str Str Tiger (Nor). Blomquist. steilene toil)--
Str Carmania CBr), Nelson, Cherbourg and
Southampton (seneral)-cunard Steamship
Co, Ltd. -, :.
Str Juliana (sp). casuls. Bilbao. Gijon. &c
(generai)-Garcia & Diaz. -
Str Tacoma, Eagles. Smyrna, Piraeus' &C
(general) Oriental Navigation GO. rat,
Str Matura (Br, Kirkby, GRENADA. Irinl-
dad and Deiherara (generaD D--Furness'
Str Tiyives, Smith, Kingston, Crstobal, &c
(general) United Fruit Co.
Str Montrolite, Grace. Tampico (ballasp-
Robert j. Hague.
STR Amelia, GabrieIsen, Port Antonio tgen-
eral)--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Fort Victoria (Br), Davis. Hamilton
Bermuda (gerieral)--Furness Witty Co.
Str Lake Strymon, Kinney, Mobile and
Tampa (seneraD Mallory Steamship Co.
str Apache, Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD--Clyde Steamship 90.
Str Fort st George (Brl. Mckenzie, baiti-
more (balast - )--Furness. Witty q Co.
Str Havana Maru (Jap), Imai (from SIN
gapore). Boston (residue)-Barber Steamship
Lines, Inc.
Eastern steamship Corporation.
Schr Flo r Nader (Br). Nader, Newark.
NJ (ballast) t)-Gilmartin Co.
Schr Elizabeth Ruth, Burbrtdgc, Plymouth
(coaD-W N Burbridge.
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Montague 241 from Columbia River 8 rM


Montague 241 from Columbia River 8 Pm
Montgomery city les Delaware Breakwater
Munaibro 10 Sc Chatham 10th.
Munisla 201 Sc Mobile bar Sth.
Muskosee 70 Z Sand Key 8 PM 9th.
Naeooehee 40 SSW Montauk Point 9th.
New Ensiand 14l Cape Henry 9th; 9th;,, "a,
Nanking 2.070 w San Francssco Pm TIN.
Mobiles SO Tortugas PM gth.
Norfolk s. NNE Winter Quarter 9Th;
Usage 40 8 Cape Henry 10th. s
Ossa 479 X Ambrose 10th.
Ossineke 500 NE Cape Henry 10th.
Passaic Bridge I06 NE Cape Henry 9th.
Paul II Harwood 159 Il Tainpico sth.
Philadelphia 220 Scotland 9th
Philip Publicker "a = Hilisporo eth-
Prusa 247 e Cape Henry 10th (towins str
gsyo q 81 i4s IS sy sss,ss Hsstsrss s.s Oh; b..
Richconeal 20 NE Port Lcbos sth:
Robert G Hopkins 10 NE Jupiter 9th,
Hunt 425 u by N HstreraS 10th.
Hardness 800 w Sand Key PM 9th.
San GIL 1so N Cristobal 10th. ~
Sachsenwald 200 SW South Pass 9Th
Salvation Lass 20 N Jupiter 9th.
san Jose $50 Scotland v 9th.
ssn,a San P1DS sa "a a.a SS ss0ana Sson 1otS 9TH
Santa Rita lat 35 04. lon 40 03 ION.
Schroon ITO 10 Charleston 9th.
Sonoma 03S from San Francisco I'm Iths
Standard 30 sW Hatteras 10Th.
Stanley Dollar $50 from San Pedro 8 PM Sth.
Steel Inventor 11i s Cape Henry IVth.
swiftarrow SO z Sand Key Pm sth.
Tamiahua $50 san Francisco sh.
Texas 16 N Jupiter 9th.
Thomas II Wheeler 81 w Sand Key s Pm
9th.
Trinidadian ITO ENE Tampico sth.
Utaearbon Z Lobos Island sth.
Vacuum 36 s Jupiter 9th.
Vechtdyk $50 San Diego Pm stn.
Venezuela 754 S San Francisco Pm Sth.
vistula 100 r. Tampco sth
w l. Steed so II Hatteras 10th.
West Carnargo 2 ,246 from San Francisco
PM 7th.
West CeIina lat 35 IS. lon "a 20 9th.
West Honaker lat 30 30. lon 90 w otn:
yNeat Isleta 400 San Pedro PM 9Th.
West Nivara 1,424 w Columbia River Pm
sth.
Prusa).
William Green 1874 Tampico sth.
Winyah $50 Ambrose 9th.
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From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given In miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise speclfiedl
A Bedford So NV sand Key PM 9th.
Acme 1870 Hatteras 9th.
Agwihavre is2 NE Hatteras 10Th;
Annetta 80 sW Key West est. az IN Sth'
Ario 156 SW Brenton Reef 10Th.
Astral 245 wNw Tortugas sth.
Atenas 244 Cristobal sth.
Atlantic s,.u 81 ENE PaIo Blsnco sth.
Eankdale 1870 r Cape Henry 9th.
Bella 81 8 Hatteres 9th.
Bethelridge 56s f Bermuda 9th.
Bradford lo6 j. Chorrara sth.
G a snider Is sw Sand Key PM 9th.
cabriiie IL N Jupiter 9th.
Camden passed Northeast End l. 9TH.
Capulin 474 Il Delaware Breelrwater 10th.
csrrIlIo 2ls sCo Scotland SIn 3D. rtonln lo,h; 9Th
Charles Z iIarwood 4Ss wsw Tampa s.h;
Charles Il crarnp 2eo san Pedro I Pm 7th
Chinanpa 200 Il Port Loboe sth.
city Of Lordsburg lat az 80 a; lon SO 81 s,h 9th
Coelleda 636 i Cape Henry 9th
Col Z l. Drake l,7lo W Richmond PM 7th.
Coppename 322 s Ambrose 9th.
Cornelia 254 S Ambrose 9th.
Corning SO NE Jupiter 9th.
Champion Anderson EOS sw Hatteras 9th.
CRAWFORD 2fs wNw Tortugas 9th.
D q scoficld 900 Pausboro PM 9th.
hartford passed Hatteras 10Th.
David Mckevy 55 S Ambrose 10th.
II X Kemp 5s from Tecomate sth.
y w Sinclair 146 Hatteras 10Th.
East Cape 1o8 e Ambrose 9th.
Eastern Sailor lib from San PEDRO Pm
Edward L Doheny. Jr. IL S Five Fathom
Bank 10th.
ri Isleo 20 p Sand Key PM 9th.
FL Iago i5s Sc South Pass 9th.
III Mundo 1o3 s Scotland L v 10Th,
Snterprisse, l;7is " San Err Trsnei"co Pm ''h'
Everett 100 NE Five Fathom 10th.
ESS,so Sas 81 sss p prsnc;ss ,or ;s PM sn
Gsrsoyie srss Ns'i Sii &C Cape N MAY ~" 10th.
idansk 200 y Ambrose 9th.
Cedania 2io ENE Tampico sth.
Gene Crawiey i4s r Tamp,co sth.
Geo @ Henry 2io z Tampico sth.
General o ri Ernst 23s Balboa 10Th.
George Pierce ia ST Thomas 9th.
George Washington lat AZ IS. lon 32 16 9th.
Gulfcosst o5 N Hatteras 10Th.
Gulf OF Mexico 1855 sW Ha,teras nth.
Gulfstream 9 Hatteras i0th.
II q rolger 34s wNw Tortueae sth.
ii VI ringier 220 s Scotland l. v 9th.
Hampden sw Fire Island 9th.
FIawarden 4el San Francisco PM sth.
| / g White 10 Z fIatteras 9th.
Insges,or iG NE Tv By ssnts Ns,ja M On light 9th
J II Gordon 200 s Ambrose 10Th.
John 2 Rockefeller SO Hatterss 9th
John worthinston j, 20 Hss'erss lat r. . etn a,s
! Joseph NJ Cudahy 52 8 Nantucket 10th.
Julia Luckenbach 90 Overfalls PM 9th
| Kewanee 10 SIC South Pass 9th.
! Lake Elon 449 TIattcras 9th.
! Lake Elsmere 220 NNE Bstteras 10Th.
| Lake raristell 800 sr Galveston 9TH.
I Lake Farston 30 SSE Hatteras 10TH.
| Lake ravonia 223 sW Nantucket l0th.
J Lake Fernando 1sN Scotland l. 9th
/ Lake Fillmore 30 Jupiter 9TH.
! Lake F'loravista So EsE Cape San Antonio
PM 9th
| Lake Gardner ITO SIC South Pass sth.
/ Lake C;llboa 2a3 Scotland u v 10Th.
| Liberntor 100 from Balboa PM nth.
/ Lightburne 1876 NNE Hatteras 10Th
| IdRonier 1ss s Head Bank sth.
1 NJ Elliott 30 s Scotland I. v 10Th.
| Manulani 3T4 IL Honolulu 8 PM 7th.
1 Memphis City 600 y Cape Henry 10th.
! Mexican 372 s San Pedro PM Sth.
Millinocket passed Cape Samana 9th.
4 Mineoia 1G6 Balboa 10th.
Minncsotan 700 NV Balboa Pm 9th,
! Mobile City S75 " San Francisco f1f Sth
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SAILED.

Strs William II Doheny. Tampico; City of
Montgomery, Savannah, Virginia, Looos;
storm King, Rotterdam via Baltimore.
Strs J II Devereux, Philadelphia; Baltic
fDanz). Tuxpam Eocene Providence; Mas
conomo. do: Pioneer. Tampico; Aladdin,
Beaumont.
Delaware and North Dakota, and U strs
Prometheus and Black Hawk and hospital
ship Relief all for Southern drill grounds.
u strs Rail- Bobolink, Robin. Quail.
virep, Carrabasset, Iuka. Baltic. Billingsley,
Hubert, Noa, Blddle, Dupont, Ford. Peary.
Hunt, George r Badger, Pioneer, Truxton.
Manley, Stringham, Branch, Nereus. Conto-
cook, Brazos. Mexican, Ohio. Promotheus.
Relief, Black Hawk and Pope, Southern drill
grounds. -
schr TneolIne, camden. Me.
Tur Tamaqua, towing . barges (passed
out sandy Hook at s06 PM.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea lcveD at New YORK on
Monday, Oct TO- 1921, at AM. as reported
BY the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty. nine and eighty-eight hundredths
(29.sS) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-eight and nine-tenths
t7Ss9) millmeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction adjustment.
Wind ut Sandy Hook, Pm, w, IL miles
clear; choppy sea.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Britannia tFr). Marseiiles for New
YORK. is expected to arrive Wednesday fore
noon AT Boston. where all passengers VIII bt
landed steamer will probably arrive IN New
York late Thursday. ~,
e. eypected to dock at pier o. Bush DocH
Brooklyn. about 10 AM Tuesday. - =
Str France (Irr), Havre for New YORK. Is
expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
about 10 AM Tuesday. = -
str Olympic (Br). Southampton for New
York, is expected to dock at pier oV' North
River. Tuesday Afternoon. -.
Str Rhode Island (Br), from Glasgow. ex-
meets TO reach Boston Wednesday morning.
Str Old North State, London, &C, ior NeW
YORK was 233 miles from Bishops Rock.
Scilly Isles, at noon Sth.
Str Princess Niatoika. Bremen for New
york. was 2,2s2 miles from Ambrose hght-
shlp nt noon 9Th.
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ARRIVED.

6sr Celtic tBr), Liverpool Oct I and
ia first. sno second and 47s third class pas
sengers. rnnis anr rndse. Went TO pier so
Str Bersensfjord tNor). ChrLstianis Sept
so and Stnvn nger ard Bergen Oct !. to the
Norwegiar-Am Line, with 50 first, 2I9
second cabin and 5nS steerage passengers,
malls and mdse. Went to foot of Both street,
Brooklyn.
American Line. with Ia cabin and iso steer
pier pier ss.' North River.
via Philadelphia, TO w G Liley. In ballast.
Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier ~.
Str Lake Farber, Bristol, 10 II Win
chester a Co. with ndse:
Str .Fenehureh OPP, Bercslona Sept =,
3Ist street. Brooklyn
Str Hsyssn POns pelfgnde sept p, ,,o to
Ponto DelKada in distress with pumps out
OF order. Anchored off Red Hook.
Rio Janeiro 28th and Barbados Oct s, 10
Lampost Holt; uot; with ls4 passssnnssrs, s;ene nails ms
Iauiaue 24th. Moliendo 2sth. Calleo 18th and
cristobal Oct o. TO w r Grace \ Go. with 50
York Dock Co.'S pier 49, Brooklyn.
Str Santa Tccla, Callao Sept 10, Guayaquii
% sh ss ss s.s Went oS' to Z Sew Fos rafs Sock
Co's pier 80. Brooklyn.
Str zuia. Laguayrn Sept 30 Maracaibo
Bliss. Dsiiett co. with 20 passengers, malls
and mdse. Went 10 New York Dock Cos
pier IL, Brooklyn.
STR Tanamo Ponce and Maynguez oct 4
ana San Juan 9Th. to the Atlantic Fruit Co.
with 20 passengers and mdse. Went to pier
STR Ponce. San Juan oct s. 10 the New
York and Porto Ricc steamship Co. with
ssr: er cos a psr a 3D. sro srooNSS 10 e~
Str Edith, san Juan Oct and Aruadilla
ztn, 60 the Bull i-insnlar Line. with mdse
Str III Captain. Ponce Oct 3. TO Robert L
Hague. in ballast. Went TO pier 2, Constable
Str Parima tBr). Barbados Sept 20. 2,
Lucia and Martinique 30th, Dominique and
Guadeloupe Oct l. Antigua %. st Kits 3d
ness, Witty q Co. with Di passengers, malls
and tndse Went to pier ~. North River.
str Zoppot Danz). Lobos Oct l. TO Robert
l. Hague. with crude oil. Went to pier 5.
Str r Bedford Lobos Oct .. 10 Robert
l. Hague. with crude oil. Went TO pier .,
Constable Hook. Nj
str David McKelvey, Port Ilobos, to the
Tidewater on Co. Went 70 pier ], ride
sssst Mary. Port Antonio Oct 3. TO the
Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit Went to pier
26 East River.
the Furnes-- Bermuda Line, with e13 passen-
gers, mails and mdse. Went TO pieg %,
North River.
Str Gulfprince. Port Arthur oct 3, TO ths
Rcfinins Cos Docks. Dayonne.
Str Ei Eetero, New Orleans Oct 4. 10 the
Indses went to pier 4e North River
rnord ara New YORK Steamship Co, with
,ndee wen, 10 pier 90, East River.
Str Lake Bridge, Baltimore, to the Hal
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS.

When you are going to travel by water
tnIs ran book yOur passage in ships
thnt sail under the American flag.
Tney are fast and luxurious, sailing
10 al parts OF the world. These ships
are the symbol Of perfect comfort at
sca-America's Idea Of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
Plymouth, BouIogne and London
Centennial ST state
Panhandle state
Oct. 25-Nov. 26-Dec. ~
From From New York
Potomac
Nov. 5--Dec. "a
Hudson
Princess Matoikn
Plymouth. CheEbourE and Bremen
America
George ssi = 'ws.Rinstosn
Nov. S-Dec. s
rnited States Lines, Inc.. As Broadway
South America
Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and Buencs Airss
From New York
Aeolus
Oct. Is
Huron
Munson 8. s. Lines. 81 Wall St.. N. z.
Bowling Green 1900.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon. singapore, Co.
From San Francisco
Wolverine State
Oct. IS
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., Z Hanover 3d.,
" r. TEL. Bowling Green 4s3o.
H6noiuiu: Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai. Hong
From Seattle
Silver State
Nov. 20
Wenatcheo
Oct. IS
keystone State
Tie Admiral Line, IT state st., ~ T..
From San Francisco
HOosier state
Oct. ~
Pacific Mail 8. s. Cor Hanover So. ~ Z.
Tel. Bowling Green 1890. -.
Cosstwise and Hawaii
Havana, Canal, Port Los Angeles. San Fran.
From Baitin,ore
Hawkeye state
Nov. 2o--Jen. %
Buckeye State
Dec. 17-Feb. p
Nation N.y,satlon Co $40 South n'rks. nss g.. g.
Baltimore, Nd.
us. sn,pplNc BOARD
Itha6s.9ses ACi. 1
sAasz,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
1 SAIL WEDNESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1921

shaw Steamship Line. Went to pier 27. East
Motor ship Seminole (Br), .Avonmouth,
SchooIship Newport. Bernuda. Anchored
off Tompkinsville. ST. Will go to 97th street.
q s destroyer Paul Jones. Went to Navy
Yard. ,~> ~....
schr Rose Anne Belliveau. (Br)s Ruatan
sent ~ m ] + whitney & Co, with cocoa
Tug Harold, towing 3 barges.
Returned--Str Louisiana. Went 10 Ropine
dry dock, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11

(prints &c), Nicaragua texcept East CoasD
Alnapala Cdty, Choluteca (also prints. nc, Tor
Nacaome, Teeucgalpa and Yuscaran), In
Honduras. Colombia. Ecuador. Peru except
Iqultoe). Bolivia and Chile (other parts OF
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador y.
via Kingston. Cristobal. Cartagena, Sava-
nila and Santa Marta, str TIvIVES, $50
AM T.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata,
Sanchez, Samana, San Pedro de MacoriS,
San Domingo City and Aqua, ctr lROQuClS.
IL 80 AM (sup ~ III y.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL.
Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT VIC
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca. Ma
rino and Magdalena Departments (Canal
Zone. Panama. Ecuador and other parts OF
Colombia = via Kingston. Barranquilfn, Car
tagena, Cristobal. Buenaventura and Guaya-
quii. str GRANFOS. $3.50 AM.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1s.
Barbados and ST Lucia (Argentina. Uru-
quay and Paraguay y, via Barbados,
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str BANTU.
$3.50 AM.
Baharnas Gncluding Inagua and Fortune
islands,, Yucatan and Canreche (Cuba and
other parts of Mexico ., via Nassau.
Havana, Progreso. Vera G.. and Tampico;
also parcel post mails for The Mexican State,
OF Canlpeche, Chiapas. 6"er-ero, HidalEo.
Mexico. Morelos, Oaxaca, Puebia. Tlaxcala,
Vera Cruz and Yucatan. str SlBONEY, IL
AM I.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound South.
Str North Land. Boston for New York.
Schr Frank Brainerd Apple river via
Hartford for Port Reading. ..s
TUG Berrnuda, with barges Cat 1:30 AND.
Tugs Nassau, towing 3 barges Cat 9:20
AND; Leo Il Rickhart, with sat ~ AMI
Goodwin No "a, Volunteer and PhoenM' wltnh
IS Cat l2:45 PM); j Rich Steers, Win tat
1O:i5 AND; Gypsum King. with .. Wlnasoi.
Ms, for New York, with plaster to b King
& Co (et PM).
Bound East.
Str veedol. Bayonne for New London.
Schr NJ Crowell (Br). Port Reading tor
Halifax. -, H.. ~,
Schr Edgar Bernhard, New York for New
Haven. ., ~ a %
Tugs Battleboro, with 3 barges lat Q 80
AMI Augustine, with (at 1885 AND !;
Motor barge Socony 62 Cat PM).
Passed 9th 80 .
rugs Joseph Forsyth, with barges !at
$3.50 AND; Hokendauqua, with b (at ~ AN, >
Wellington, with Cat PM).
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(Br), coal laden, is ashore at Lamaline and
will probably be total loss.
SANDY HOOK, Oct 10, 3 % PM-Tug Bess,
with barges anchored off bar: one OF the
barges signals mot under control" tug
later passed out Sandy Hook.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Oct 1e-Barometer at
noon. 1910 inches: vino, W. light breeze
weather, fine; temperature. 4S deg Fair.
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DIE OCTOBER le.
DUE OCTOBER I3.
Almanac for New York October IL.

sun rises. . Q 0s Moon rises. . 80 PM
sun eets ) % Moon sets. .f2 SO AM
TIME ou rfIt1I tvArrp pcsTOnER II
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

NAOLG k\Ix SN
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
ALBANIA (Br), at Liverpool Sth.
ALGERIA (Br), at Moville 10th.
AMERICA, at Bremen 9th.
AQUITANIA (Br), at Southampton 10th.
CANOPIC (Br). at st Miehaeis Sth.
CHINA, at Yokohama 9th.
CITY OF LAHORE (I3r). at Alden sth-
DANTE ALIGHIERI ItaD passed Gibraltar
9th.
FINLAND, at Plymouth 10th.
LA LORRAINE (Fr), at Havre 10th.
ORBITA (Br). at Hamburg 6th-
PERSIA MARU tJap), at Kobe 9th.
ROMA (Fr), at Vigo Sth.
SAN GIORGIO QtaD passed Gibraltar 9th.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
CARONIA (Br). from Queenstown 9th for
New York via Halifax.
GOLDEN STATE. from Shanghai Sth for
San Francisco.
ITALIA (Br). from Gibraltar 9th for New
LA BoURpoNNAIs CFr). from Havre sth
LA sAVoIE (Fr), from Havre sth for New
York
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.
AAIBoR6i. Oct 4---Arrived. str Clark Mills.
AALEsUNp. Oct 4-Arrived, str TyrifJord
(Nor), New York for Bergen
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
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Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. Siberia and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisco. str TENYO
MARU, Oct IL.
Hawaii via San Francisco. str MAUI.
Oct IA. ..
Hawaii. Netherlands East Indies texcept
Surnatra) and specially addressed mail for
Japan Curea and China via San Francisco,
str NANKINCi, Oct II.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia, French Indo-
china Netherlands East Indies except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands via Vancouver
and Victoria. Be. str EMPRESS OF JAPAN.
Oct II.
Tahiti Marouesas, Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. via San Francisco, str
TAHITI, Oct 23.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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xAnrNr-FoR SAVE OR WANTED.

FoR sALE-TuE, draft 9 IT.. compound 10.
2fx38 in; built 1915 immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY. II Broadway. Bowl
tng Green 1861.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Fcs ofise
mailed the
sM o %
Foreign
mall Cor ss otrs ana h' S te nsr Ssu
shownu
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Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY, OCTOBIsK IL.

France Rurian.a. Bulgaria, Czecho- -slo-
vakia. Jugo-Slavie, Austria, Hungary.
Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, spain, Gresce' s
British india, Kenya and Uganda; Malta,
Gibraltar. Siam, cyprus, Ceylon end Straits
Settlements, via Cherbourg tothee coan-
tries y; also parcel post malls Ter france se
'esp Spain hSg S. am va cad,z and Barcelona; also
parcel post mails for Spain. Canary Islands,
Ceuta. Nellie and Tangier IN MOROCCO SUI
Europe. Africa and West Asia {Norway y.
Via Plymouth, Bohogne and london; also
parcel post mails for Great Britain; ireiand
and other Countries. str CENTnNNiAA
south Africa j.5. Via cape Town; also
parcel pest malls for Union Of south
Africa, BechuanaIand Protectorate PSrtu-
guese East Africa, Northern and soutisesh
Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Proteetofa~e'
str ROYAL PRINCE, 12 NJ.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1e.
Italy ana Rumania - via Naples and
Constanza; also parcel post malls Tor italy,
str AMERICA. $3.50 AM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Liver
pool trnail ., str sCYTHlA, 5 AM tsup s'So
Azores Islands and Portugal (spain y. via
Horta, Angra, 81 Michaeis, Lisbon and san
tander: also parcel post mails for Azores
Islands and Portugal. str CALABRlA. s:3e
AM.
Germany. via Hamburg; also parcel post
mails for Germany. Austria, Czeeho- Slova kia.
Hungary and Switzerland, str MOUNT
CLINTON. 10 80 AM.
Norway, Sweden. peumark. Lithuania.
Latvia. Esthonia and Finland. via Christian
sand, Christiania and Copenhagen; also par
eel post mails for Norway, Sweden and Dem
mark str HELLIG OLAV, II AM (sup IL go
AM ID.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.

Ceara, Pernanbueo, Parahyha and Natal
(other parts OF Brazil -. via Ceara, Per-
nambuco. Rio Janeiro. Santos. Rio Grande
do Sui, Peotas and Porto Allegro. str
DENIS. II NJ.
Grenada. st Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana, via Grenada. Trinidad
and Georgetown, str MATURA, AM.
Jamaica, Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador
The New York herald., 1921-10-11

The time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time ard IN furaished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14
THE ONCE OVER
 J By H. I. PHILLIPS IN
By H. !. PHILLIPS

you are a normal person and prob ably very conservative All normal and conservative people dream of this wild experience.
 You are eloping with a beautiful heIress on horseback You look a
 great deal like the wash drawings of
 Lochinvar, except that you are in
 your bare feet and have on pearl
 spats. This gives you a sudden feel
 ing of great concern, but you look
 down and discover that the horse is
 in it's barefeet as is also the heiress.
 The horse fairly flies over the hills. A fat traffic policeman blocks the way. The horse flies right throug h him. You feel delighted but observe another fat traffic cop ahead of you. You drive through this one Another one, much fatter, blocks your way. And another. And another You drive through miles and miles of fat traffic cops. Finally. when you think there Is nothing to stop you. a thin traffic cop looms up dead ahead. Your
 horse tries to plunge through. but l the thin traffic cop turns sideways affording razor-like edge, and your horse is carved in half. The heiress
 is dreadfully cut up about it. You are sitting in a puddle trying to ex l plain it all when the alarm clock goes off.
 Interpretation
 Take three tablets before and afte, eating Avoid excitement. Do no | get near any drafts
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14
Gift Night at Ramona

This is gift night at the Ramona theater and in addition to the regular big time show offered by Brandon Brothers Pioneer Girls, a score or more of beautiful gifts will be given to the audience. The gift night at the Ramona is something really worth while, the gifts running all the way from a case of Coca Cola to genuine silk shirts. sweater coats.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14
BLANCHE SWEET 1T
 COL UMBIA TODAY

That Girl Montana" a story that breathes of the clean atmosphere of the great big West and starring de- mure Blanche Sweet comes to Mauk's Columbia theater today for a two-day engagement. It is a picturi- zation of the noval by Marah Ellis Ryan.
 That Girl Montana" was a will O. the wisp from nowhere The man found her in an Indian tribe. where her blonde hair betrayed the fact that her blood was of the purest white. He took her to civilization and when he did dashing romance resulted. It is play full of action. girlish laughter and young love, a play that carries tremendous appeal to old and young
 A Literary Digest topics. sparkling with bright jibes from the field of current events; a Selected comedy and an International News reel, tell ing picture stories of the worth while world happenings, are also included on the program for today and Wednesday.
 Of especial interest to those who appreciate good music will be the announcement of the special musica setting prepared for this program by Fred Barlow, director of the Co | lumbia orchestra Music is to be ar outstanding feature of each Colum. 1 bia program this summer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-14
By Alnon
BlossG

Socialists and Radicals to do away with the upper house. a proposal de- feafed by only l1 votes Howeyer. the senate Is elected. like the house. by the direct suffrage Of the people. The constitution provides that ma tional minorifies shall nave a right to employ their own lsngu2ge and to establish and maintain welfare.7re- llKious and social institutions The privileges of the Roman Cathelic church have been maintained but only -as first among ecuals-
 With the inauguraticn of the first parliament under ehe new con<ttu- ton. if ls hoped that xne country will be lble to address Itself with more confidence than heretofore to-rhe work of reconstruction--Livf kce-