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Elaures That Stanuer.

II is probable the humNn population
of this earth Itself only winning
atom in sidereaI darkness rises to up
ward of two billions ana is certainly
not less than lG5Om0000 But how
many creatures Of AL kinds has pro-
life nature spawned upon this rela-
lively minute speck IN COSMOS II
Noah took pair Of every living
species aboard his ark how vast an
army did he have with him on his
great hotilIa and how Hrge must have
been that mighty barhi
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Iofty sentiments, breathing high APP
nrccinlion of the sacrifice of our nero
deod nm the battlcGclds of France, were
uttered by President Harding IN his
Memorial Day address, but it IS the
Pilgrim Dinner speech Of George har-
ycy, Ambassador Of the United States
TO the Court Of St. James, that reaches
every nook and corner Of Europe and
.uprcbullcd as it thus far has been by
the administration IS accepted IN Eng
land. France and every country Of the
old world as an official expression OF
ihe United States governments views.
"Our country has never failed to
measure mp to the demands presented
to IL in behalf Of humanity says
President Harding, but Harvey de
cIarcd that we entered the war only be
cause wc were afraid to stay out.
our soldier dead, the President Of
the United States recently said with
emotion, "wcrc sacrificed in the su-
conflict of all human history They
saw democracy challenged, and defend
ed il. They saw civilization threatened,
and rescued IL. But it is the voice Of
George Harvey that reaches all the
hooks and ,orucrs Of Europe, telling
the English and French and Belgian
comrades Of those dead heroes Of ours
chat their part 10 the war was a very
small one indeed, performed "solcly 10
save the United States Of America, and
most reluctantly and IaggardIy at
that"
And though President Harding
speaks lcudcrly and nobly of the scry-
ice rendered humanity by our soldiers,
though he denies in his discourse here
the sordid sentiments voiced by his rep
rcscntatiyc at the Court of ST. James,
no official contradiction or disuyowH
Of the Harvey insult 10 L00o,o00
American soldiers has gone across the
ocean To undo so far as possible the
mischief done by d yndctiyc cyclists
uubrdlcd tongue
So long ls Harvey Is maintained as
Ambassador 10 Great Britain and his
insult Of thc boys who fought under
'he stars and Stripes remains uurc-
bukcd, President Imdings fine words
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NOTICE no prove Will AND
Kelley a Wyseman Attorneys,
Pub. June ., III -,


STAIR OF v sCoNslN, COUNTY CouRT, MANIrp
woo CoUNrY lis PROBATE
IN Re Estate Of William BoettcEer Deceased
NoTICE lsH grEBy GIVEN That at the special
Term of said Court 20 be held on the first
Tuesday, being the 5th day. Of July. A
D. lg2 at the Court House IN the City OF Man
itowoc, County Of ManituwCc aud state of Wis
cunsin there viii he heard and considered
the application of Emclie Boettchrr to admit ID
probate the last VIII and Testament Of William
Boettcher late OF the Village OF Reedsville. In
said County, deceased and for the appoint
meut Of an administrator with win annexed;
Notice Is Hereby Further Given, That at
the general Term of said Court 30 be held az
said Court House on the LIST Tuesday,
theiug the 9TH day) of October, a. D.. 1871
there will be heard considered aud adjusted
all claims against said William Boettcher de
ceased
And NoTIoE Is HEHEnY FURTHER GIVES That
all such claims for examination and allowance
must be- presented 10 said County Court at the
Court House in the City Of ManitowOc, in said
County and State on or before the 9th day Of
September, A. - lp2l, or he barred.
Dated May "a 1921.
BY the Court,
JOHN CHLOuPEK,
County Judge.
Hougeu Brady 4 Meyer. Attorneys
Pub. June q 10 70.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURT
+ Il MANITOWOC COUNTY
Albert Muudt
Plaintla,
VS.. = summons
Lulu Muudt
De endaut.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to The said
defendants:
You are hereby summoned To appear within
twenty days after service of this SUM
mons, exclusive of the day of service, and de-
fend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and IN case ot your failure SO
to do judgment will bee rendered against you
according TO the demand of the complaint, of
which copy is herewith served upon you
Hcaly q Joyce
Plaintins Attorneys.
p .. Address: Manitowoc, Manitowoc Coun-
ty, Wisconsin
Pub May u 1t
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LIE GAL NOTICES
IN CIRCUIT COURT, FOR MANITOWOC
COUNTY
Julius Beralkp

IN CIRCUIT COURT, FOR NJ ANIToWOC
COUNTY
Julius Begalke,
Plaiutn,
VS.
Heinrich Bloedorn the unknown
wife unknown heirs executors.
administrators and assigns of
said Heinrich Bl0edorn and of
said wife and Of said heirs ana OF
the unknown wives Of said heirs,
and all persons whom it may
concern
Defendants
HE STATE OF Wise NSlN 10 said defend
ants and all persons whom it NAV concern
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this summons,
exclusive OF the day of service. end defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid
ana IN case Of YOUR failure so 10 do, iud gment
VIII tie rendered against YOU according to tie
demand OF the complaint of which a copy is
herewith served upon you
The lands affected by this action are descrih.
ed as follows.
The North west quarter IN. w. 20 Of the
north west quarter IN. W. - of section
NO twenty eight l!sl. township No twenty
lsul NOrth "i range No. tWeuty-Oue (2D East
in Manitowoc County Wisconsin contain,
ing forty 400 acres Of land more or less
KELLEY q WYSEMAN
Plaintiffs Attorneys
P q. Address Wood Block, Mauitowoc
Wisconsin.
The summons and complaint in the above
entitled action are on file I'm the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mantowol
County, Wisconsin
Pub. May 5-Bt
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IN COUNTY COURT MANIT0WOC COUNTY
In the matter OF the Estate Of Gustav Haese
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of
and pursuant TO an order of license made in said
matter by the county court for Manitowoc
County on the 9th day of June 1921, the under
signed will on the 18th day OF June, 1921 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF said day at said farm
in the town of Rockland in Manitowoc County,
offer for sale at public auction, the following
described lands situated in the County of Man
itowoc, Wisconsin, to-wt:
The North Half of the South West Quart
er M of SWAl and the North West
Quarter OF the South East Quarter INV
= OF SEQ, all in Section No IS of Town
ship No. 10 North of Range q East in the
County of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, con-
tanning 100 acres of land more or less,
together with al personal property now on said
farm consisting OF horses cattle. farms machine b
ny etc
Terms of sale will be cash
Dated June g. 1921.
LOUIS c, HAESE,
Executor.
Hougen Brady & Meyer, Attorneys.
Pub June 3.
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Sheboygan Falls, Wis On the Wis
coosn cheese exchange At plymouth or
Nordry II factories offer S,525 boxes
cheese. a Il sold as follows: 700 twins at
l2lr 5000 daisies AT l2fa; 1900 double
daisies at l23c; % cases Young America
at. BE; $50 cases loughorns at he; $50
boxes square prints at lac.
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a correspondent the other day took
the Tribune to task for saying "Amerl-
ca" when the United States" was
meant, saying that while this is a
European custom il was mot our way
until recenily," and that mo President
prior 10 Roosevelt ever spoke Of our
country as America"
Undoubtly the constitutional name
Of this country is the United States Of
America. But Il was called America
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Order To Hear PetiU on For Final settlement
IN PROBATE ANGTuwOC Country COuRT.
In the matter of the Estate of John
l.. Nolan, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Timothy
keehan, executor of the Estate Of said de-
ceased for the adjustment and allowance of
bis administration account (aud the assignment
If the residue Ut said Estate 30 such other
PERSONS ~ are 10y law entitled to the samel,
II Is ordered, that said account be examined
adjusted ana allowed at special term of said
Court to be held at the office of the County
Judge in the city of MautowOc i'm said Couu-
ty. on Tuesday, the 2st day of JuAe, A. D.,
1927
1t is further ordered, that upon the adjust
meut ana allowance of such account hy tins
Court as aforesaid the residue of said Estate
be- by the further order and iudgm Vt uf this
Court. assigned to such persons ~ are by law
entitled 20 the same.
tits further ordered that notice of the time
and place of examination and % iONaucp OF
sI h account. and of the assignment of the re-
sidue of said Estate, be- given 10 an persons in
tcrcstyd, by publication of this order tor three
successive weeks, before said day, m the Man.
tuwuc not, q weekly newspaper printed aua
ruhl.shed at the city 81 MauJuwoc aud state
i y i-uunan
Dated May 18Th 81
by the tour
JOIN CHlOUIEM.
County Ia ige,
Fub. May, 20, June . o.
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COUNTY COUR r-MANITOWOC COUNTY.
WISCJNSlN-IN PROBATE
In the Matter OF the Estate of Michael
kavanaugh, Deceased.
NoTIcE Is HEREBy GIVEN. that at a special
term of the county court TO he held in and for
said county ut the court House in the City of
ManitowOr, IN said county on the Bird Tues
day being the 2lst day of June A. d. 1921, at
the opening of court on that day the following
matter will be heard, and cOusidered
The application Of Ellen Kavanaugh, ad-
mnistratriX with will annexed of the estate Of
Michael Kayauaugh deceased, late of the town
of Maple Grove in said county, for the assign
ment Of the residue of the estate Of said deceased
to such persons as are by law entitled thereto.
and for the determination and Adjudication of
the inheritance tax, il any, payable In said es-
tate, an accounting 10y Administrative having
been upon application and order dispensed with
there being no creditors claim filed and no
claims for credits by Administrative.
Dated May a. A. d.. 1921
BY the Court;
JOHN CHLOUPEK,
County Judge
Kelley IL Wyseman, Attys
Pub. May 26, June ,, 9.
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port be adopted and confirmed Ayes
II Nays, none.
Upon motion Board adjourned.
(Sgned) ARTHUR II. LANDER,
City Clerk.
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Variety is the spice NJ June in Man
itowoc. One day the temperature IS
like the inside Of furnace. Next day
the question is: Shall we start the
furnace;
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
IN CIRCUIT COURT FOR MANITOwOC
COUNTY
Northern Elevator Company
corporation,
Plaintiff,
va
James b Greenfield
Defendant.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN no THE SAID
DEFEN DANH:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
In twenty days after service of this sum
mons, exclusive of the day of service, and
defend the above entitled action in the court
afOrH said and i'm case of your failure So 20 do,
Judgment win be rendered agaiip4t you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint.
Kelley q Wyseman,
Plaintiff Attorneys,
p. .. Address, " God Block, q South Sth
Street Mautowoc, Wisconsin
The summons and Complaint in the above
entitled action are on file In the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Manitowoc
County, Wisconsin.
Pub. May 5-bt
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tug y J. Moree towed two pcntoons int,
Newport. RI. Saturday and lef, yesterday
for New YORK: another pontoon broke away
from the tug that was towing her and /.
suppoacd 20 be off Nantucket with n war
ship standing by: the tug Morse took off tn
men from the pontoon which broke adrift.
BOSTON. Nov Str Gloucester. which
arrived here to-day from baltimore. brought
nine members Of the crew of echr Singleton
Palmer. before reported In collision with str
Apache.
BEAUFORT. NC. Nov ia large schooner
stranded on Iiatteras Shoals but later foatee
and proceeded.
HopEwFLL CAPE. NIB. Nov 7--schr
Jennie V Merriam (Br) was burned IN the
Bay of fundy to-day.
LONDON Nov GA wireless message 70
ports str Steadfss. off North Foreland In
distress and requiring immrdiate assistance
The steadfast was last reported at Antworp
Oct IS
Nov str Msnatee. from New Orleans
&C. FOR London. before reported disabled,
passed Dover IN tow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov G-str To.
mura Maru tJapD. Seattle. &c. for Kobe,
lost part OF deckload OF lumber in gale on
route 20 Honolulu.
Schr Thomas Crowley ashore near Point
Conception, Cal. II SIN holding together.
Another effort VIII be made 70 float her.
ST JOHNS. Nj. Nov 7--schr cIntonia
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegraph.l


/ ABERDEEN, Wash, Nov 6--Arrved, str
AFH Arrived i"' 7th. ''sRr' str Meiscn Maru Dap),
| Kobe.
ANAcoRTEs, Wash. Nov 7--sailed. str
Julia Luckenbach. Portland.
| ASTORIA. o, Nov 4-Arrived. str Queen
| Sailed 9th. stra Las Vegas. Shanghai; !;
| Barrymore tBr). Yokohama.
BELLINGHAM. Wash, Nov ARRIVED, str
Manulai, San Francisco.
Sailed 9TH. str Egypt Maru Jap). foko-
BOSTON. Mass. Nov 5-Arrived. strs Rex
| hos.
Arrived 9Th, schr Mayflower (Br), PARIS
boro; tug Perth Anboy, towing barges Wac
camaw. Belfast ana 70t. Searsport.
Arrived Ith, strs Mayan tBD, Preston.
Cuba; San Bias CBr). Port Limon, CIR; Vas
ccpia (BC, New YORK; Lake Ellsworth San
tcs and Rio Janeiro via do; Brandon, Lam
berts Point: City of Rome. Savannah; Mel
rose. Baltimore: Gloucester. do and Norfolk
Indian. Philadelphia: Brush. New York
Wheeler. Norfolk; tugs swatara. philadei-
phia, towing barges Cieona, Skippack and
Pccopson. for Portsmouth ,and proceeded) !;
Tartar, Fort Point. towing barge Potomac;
Ia ottieboro. Norfolk. towing barges Silvanus
and Texas. for Portland. and Manokin, for
kcckland: Cheektowaga. Perth Amboy. tow
ins barges 7si. Io1 and 7s9 Qatter for Bidde-
Below. 7tA. tug Laboger. from Norfolk
towing barges Northern Nos 35 and 81 DAT
ter for PortlanD.
Cleared 7tn, strs Norwalk, New " ork. City
OF Rome. Savannah; Brush, Portland, Me;
Lehigh. do: schr Win the War (Br). Bridge
town.
Sailed 4th, tugs Chas Gallagher, from
l. Pillsbury. towing barge Wilmington. from
Ncrfolk for Lynn: Western. Norfolk, towing
bnrges Ellenyllie from Lynn, Sidney and
Mctacomet; w II Yerles. Sandwich. towing
barges Eauto. Greenwood and Tamaqua,
New York.
Sailed 9Th, strs Arlington. Norfolk; Craig
rown!c, do.
Sailed 7th, PM, strs Vasconia (Br), Lon
don via New York; Mackinaw (Br). Balti-
mere and Philadelphia North Land. Yar-
mouth: Charlton Hall. New York: II + Di-
mock, do.
Sailed Ith. tugs Juno, towing barge Monnr-
acy. for Salem: Saturn. towing barge Sill
vanus, for do; Plymouth jersey City, tow
Continued on Next Page.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
ARRIVED.

SIR Algeria (Br). Glasgow Oct % and
Mo'ils 2sth, to the Anchor Line. with 81
fret and AZ third class passengers, malls
srd mdse. Went TO pier ca. North River.
Ger Finland. Antwerp Oct - and South
anpton and Cherbourg 2sth. to Robert 1
third class Passengers. mails and nidse.
Went 10 pier si. North River.
str Lafayette u'rl, Iisvre Oct 20. 10 the
III first. 15s second and 2O5 third class
passengers. mails and ndse. Went TO pier
Str Poleric (Brl. Rotterdam Oct %. 20
Houlder. Weir \ Boyd. with mdse. Went
90 pier 3, Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
SIR Asia (Fr). Marseilles Oct 49, Almeria
cstr and Boston Nov 3. TO James w Elwell
& Co. with n,dse. Went TO foot o. 3ist
SIR Monte cris.o uiaD. Ponta pelsada
Went 10 bier 2 RsS mI5os Dock H9 spooRyn e ballast
str vestris (Br). Bucnos Aires oct fs,
Rio Janeiro .3d and Barbados Nov l.. to
the Lamport 4 Holt Line. with - first. -
second and 80 third class passengers, mails
and mdse. Went to pier 81. Ho6oken.
STR Katrina Luckenbach. Portland. o. via
Boston. TO the Luckenbnch Steamship Co.
Went to foot OF 3Jti street. Brooklyn.
str Julia, Laguayra Oct a. Curacao 25th.
Hfnfncaibo 2atb and Mayagusz Nov ]. to
Biis~. Dallett Co, with 10 passengers.
Co.'S pier II. BROOKLYN.
Str Mntura tBr), Demerara DC; :5. Trini-
dad 10th and Grenada 3oth. 70 FuIness,
ndss. sss went to New York DOCK Cos Cos pier t,r
= 81 r''PSrs Porto Rico. Ponce oc. 80. Mayerucz
STAT and san Juan Nov 2 70 the Ncw, York
seugsrs. malls and rndee. Went TO Sew
york Dock Co.'S pier 35. Brooklyn.
e.r vistula DANA, Tamplco Oct so, TO
Robert J. Hague, with crude oil. Wen; to
ar WIN q warden, Iobos oc. 30. 10
Robert J. Hague. with crude oil.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

Harry Luclsenbach SGo \ cristobal SIN,
Helen .le5 $ scotland !. Y 6ta,
Hereert L Pratt 10 \ Jqgis.s eth
Hudson os7 from Weser River 7th.
Huron 3.2O5 S Il Ambrose 9Th.
G Donnel los Nj Jupiter 9Th.
] " panziger 55 5 Hatterns 9Th.
y Pew - y Jupiter 9th.
Jean IS y Rebecca 9th.
Jeptha 100 San Francisco s PM ith.
John D Archbold % Fowey Rocks 6th.
Johr Worthington 80 w Sand Key 9Th.
Joseph n cudahy l2 Jupiter Gth.
X Luckenbach $50 SE san Pedro Pm 5th.
keystone State 4a4 from SEATTLE PM 9TH.
Lake Lake En9n5 Ean9S ies 1872 sw JqPtss Hatss s,h h
Lake cuboa Io2 S scotland',L 7th.
Madr5ao 80 Hatteras 9th.
Maiden Creek go Sc sand Island 9Th.
Matinicock 80 S Jupiter 9th.
Natsonia /. .27- from Honolulu Pm 4th.
Mattole 20 w Sand Key 9th.
Maui t.i95 L Honolulu PM 9Th.
Merrimack 81 : Winter Quarter 9Th.
.'.e:can lis from San Pedro s PM 9Th.
Mexico 21 y Hatteras 9th.
Minnekahda III Ambrose Ith.
Montgomery City 80 Barnegat PM 9th,
Moro Castle 81 sw Hatteras 9Th.
Munsomo 81 W Sand Key 9th.
NsttrsYr Yo;i 9so "a z AWbr9se sw fas,,s 5th: g.,
Ncorderdyk 1874 W Cape Mala 9Th.
Nordstj jernen 10 from Hatteras 7th
Occidental Gee ,oa $50 " & sand s.S Key 9Th
Pararuay 30 w Sand Key 9th.
Persian Al sW Fry.ngpan 6th
Pine Tree State $40 from Baltimore $ PM
Ponce ,sl Scotland L 9Th
Quaker City 4S2 Cape May 7sh
RednaSs Red Hook cs 27a astIsras as Ira ses 9Th
Robert L Hopkins 81 sW Sand Key 9Th.
Royal Arrow 1904 from San francisco 8
$ NJ spauldng 50 s Hatteras 9th.
Hardness 1856 Cape Lookout 9Th.
"a n n
81 Johns County 80 NV st Thomas 9th.
San Benito $40 n Colon 9th.
San Bruno PAT N Colon 9th.
San Gregorio 20 n Jupiter 9th.
San Jose 26S S Scotland L V 9th.
San Pablo 3s7 Nantucket L 18th. eth
San Tiburcio lat 81 03, Ion so O3 9Th.
Sa-coxie 2S5 L Ambrose 7th.
sohodacls 375 Z Honolulu, PM 9Th
SHENANDOAH iss sW sand Key 9Th.
solitaire solitaire 2dt s.a n; Jupiter I,i.. 9Th;
Stanley Dollar 532 from C!enfuegoe PM
9Th.
Stephen r Jones lat 90 IS. lon so 0s, 18th.
Sunshine l05 S Hatteras 7th..
Swifteagle 100 N Hatteras Tth.
swlftscout 150 W Key West 9th.
swlftsure % Y Sand Key 9Th.
Tacoma Maru i50 u Key West 9Th.
Tanlaha 4s0 w Key West 9th.
Tanamo 7s1 Scotland L 9Th.
Texan 90 from San Pedro Pm Stb;
Tippecanoe lat 40 %, Ion 116 20 PM 4th.
Turrialba 4s Jupiter 9Th 9Th r.s., pu -,
Nesta 70 w Sanu Key btn
Vinton County 3S Hatteras 9th.
West Cahokia 500 San Francisco 8 PM
9Th.
West Cel.na lat 43 II. Ion 63 y 1ti1.
West Corum 9SS SIC Cape Henry 9th.
West Greylock lat go 81. Ion 56 IS 9th.
West Haven 225 WNW Cape Mala PM 9th.
West Ivan 2.s12 from Cape Flattery PM
4th.
West Keats SO W North Head s PM 5th.
Westland Is Sc Hillsboro 9th.
West Lewari f.180 Sand Pedro Pm 9th.
West Wind passed Nantucket L II AM
7th.
William Green 141 SSw Hatteras 9Th.
Wythevile 591 w Honolulu Pm 9th.
Yucatan 1856 NE Jupiter 9th.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

CPr from plscentia for Optrto. has beer
aiandone, AZ sea. crew ta,sen off and landed
here by schr Jeaa Wakeiy tBU, from Turks
Island
scnr Fulton (panl IL ashors az Fogo.
Schr James Jones (Br) Is reported ashore
and a .otal loss a: seldom
Wrockage bearing the narno OF schr Helen
G Morse has been picked up at Little Ba.
Islands. The schooner had crew OF six.
oct 2s-Schr Nordica (Br) is ashore in q
dangerous position near Corsica: crew safe
7, Is believed that the cargo hts been landed
and that the vessel was on the way to Cadlz
10 load salt for Newfoundland port.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov 7--Coast guard cot
ter Yamacrnw towed 10 Hntou Head Island
az unknown schooner, supposed Gertrude A
SommeIv,lle, bottom UP.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Nov THE
four masted schr Gladys n Taylor was
pulled afloat by the coast, guard cutter
Acushnet and tugs late to-day from the sloal
in Nantucket Sound whore ske grounded OF
Sc turday. She was brought here In tow.
About 200 tone of cargo was jettisoned.
The r A Scott wrecktng oAitfit left here
tonight TO work Government dry dock
ashore at Squiblocket Beach. .Marthas Vine
yard.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL


PORT NATAL. Nov 5--Arrlved. str Clan
Renald ,Isr), New York.
FORT SAID. Nov G-Arrived. str Algic.
-PRoGREso. Nov 4-sailed. str Santiago,
CuEENsrowN. Nov 5-Arrived. str Della
Arrived 7th, str ootmarsum Dutch. Port
land. o.
ROSARIO. Nov 4--saied. str ossining. New
ROTTERDAM. Nov ARRIVED. strs Dag
hid (Nor). Montreal; Eibergsn Dutch. do;
Rygja tNor). do selrstad (Nor). do.
sAvoNA, Oct 3i-Arrived, str splendor
UtaD. Port Arthur.
SHANGHAI, Nov Arrived. strs CANADIAN
san Francisco for Hong Kong: Wenatchee,
Seattle.
SIERRA LEONE. Nov s---Arrived. str
sINGAPoRE. Nov 4-sailed. str crewe
Han (Br), New York.
Sailed 9TH. strs Duauesne. New York;
shunko Maru (Jap). do
sOURABAYA, Nov 5-Arrived. str Empire
state. San Francisco.
ST JOHN. NB. Nov ARRIVED. str Erik III
(Dan). Philadelphia.
sailed 6th. str West Cellna. Manchester
ST LOUIS pU RHoNE, N9y s,t ARRIVED Arrive
81 MICHAELS. Nov 6--Salled. etrs Beth
lehem Bridge, Norfolk; Canopic tBr). Bos-
Arrived 9TH. str Salem County. Fall River.
TAMPICO, Nov 4-Arrlyed, strs Santa Ger
trudis tBi). Orange, &c; 9TH. orizaba. New
TELA. Nov 6-sailed. str Quinistan
(Hond), New Orleans.
THAMESHAvEN, Nov 5-Arrived. str Iru-
quois (Br) and barge Navahoe (Br). New
Orleans.
VALENCIA. Oct 3f--Arrived. str Eastern
Importer Marseilles for New York.
VANCOUVER, &c. Nov 7--Arrived. str gl
Lobo (Br), Lbbitns.
Sailed Tth, str Barrymore CBr) Kobe.
VENICE, Nov 2-Arrivcd, str Slle (ItaD,
Pensacola.
vIGo. Oct 3i-Arrlved. str wilscor,
Charleston.
YOKOHAMA, Nov 3--Arrived. str Tenyo
Maru (Jap). San Francisco for HONG Kong.
Arrived 4th. str Bowes Castle tBr), New
York for Kobe.
Sailed I'd. strs Persia Maru (Jap), San
Francisco; 4th. Honolulu Maru tJap), New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.

when you are going to travel by water
TINS Fall book your passage In ships
that sail under the American nag.
They arc fast and luxurious. sailing
10 all parts OF the world. These ships
are the symbol OF perfect comfort at
sea-America's idea OF comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
plymouth, Bouogne and London
From New York
Centennial state
Nov. lJ--Dec. 10
Panhandle State
Nov. 20--Dec. ~
From, New York
Potomac
Nov. 12-Dec. 81
Hudson
Dec.
Princess Matoiks
Dec. 10
plymouth Cherbours nnd TI,,1 Hrsmen
America
George WASHINGTON
Nov. S-Dec. SIAN. IL
United States Lines. Inc. IS Broadway.
Whitehall ooT9.
South America
Rio de Jaueiro. Montevideo and Buenos Aires
From New York
American Legion
Southern Cross
Nov
Aeolus
Dec. 8
Huron
Dec ~
NIunson :. :. lines. ~ Wall St, y. 7.
Bowling Green S3oO.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila. Saigon, Singapore. Co.
From San Francisco
Granite State
Nov. II
Pncific Mall s. s. Co.. Hanover So.
N Y. Tel. Bowiing Green 1880.
Honolulu. Nokohana. hobc, shanyhai, Hong.
kong. Manila
From Seattle
silver state
Nov. 26
Pine Tree State
Tn. Admiral, ,ios, Sss' Il Il Stat. ST.. N. =.
Bowling Green 1925.
From San F,a.cisce
Nov, y
HoOsier State
Dec. II
Pacific Mail 6. s. Co.. Hanover 60. ". z.
Tel. Bowling Green 1890.
Coastwise and Hawaii
havana. Canal. Port 10. Angeles. San Frnn.
cisco und Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
HWwkcye state
Nov. 2j--Jan. -
buckeye state
Dec. 17-Feb. 2j
Matsou Navigation Co., 120 Market St-s
san Franci~co. Cal. 26 Soath Gay ST.,
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