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Eczema and letter
Due To Impurities
In The Blood
To Get Absolute Relief You Must
Clear Your Blood Of Waste
Products

The blood is tho means by which all
tho tissues Of tn" body are directly or
Indirectly nourished You will at once
realize that unless tho blood is pure.
somo part OF tho body will become di-
acased.
Fiery skin diseases denote with un-
failing certainty a weakened and i'm
pure state of the blood.
To correct the basic troubic--vaste
products-thc blood must br purified.
Don't clog your blood Just clean Il
out. Nature will do tho rest Pure.
rich. red blood nourishCs tho body and
fights off disease.
<. s. =. the standard blood purifier
and system builder. is tho ideal remedy
for skin oruptions. Tho effect Of $. & s..
Is to rid the system Of the waste prod
ucts which are causing tho trouble.
=. r over 70 years s. :. s. has proven tn
be Of unusual merit Begin taking s.
s. s. today and write for 5s pages il-
iustra.cd booklet, Facts About tho
Rlood''- free.
Personal medical advice. without
charge. may also he had by sending a
complete description of your case. Ad-
dress Chief Medical Director. swift
Specific co. "a, :. :. s. Laboratory
A tianta, Ga An drug stores sell 5. 5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Nothing ie too good for Pueblo when
it comes to any of the sports, but to
have the town jump in leaps and
bounds in the pubilistic game seems
to be the premature supposition when
the star fistic event of F'lynn-Dan-
forth bout on the Pueblo Athletic clubs
card may be followed with another
main event staged in this city in which
Jack Dillon, the great Indianapolis bat
tier will come West if his manager
Jack Fisher. can arrange match In
the near future for his fighter.
Jack Fisher arrived in Pueblo this
week and is desirous of securing
bout with the winner of the main event
next Wednesday night at Mineral
Palace, he says that Dillon Is in the
best of shape and could be brought
TO Pueblo for an early date. In his
regular Eastern style and accent,
Fisher told of the fistic activities in
the East. saying the fight game was
having the biggest boom OF any time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
lack DILLON OF INDIANAPOLIS
SEEKSBOUTHERE0NP.
Jack Fisher Will Bring Fast Eastern Battler to Pueblo
If HMatch Can Be Arranged On
Future Card

this year. Pittsourg, he quoted as be-
ing mecca for fighters and the
scene where a good many fighters Will
get their start to the top ranks in the
different weight divisions. Fisher was
o-timistic as to the fight game in
Pueblo and predicted thatthe city with
such a club as the Pueblo Athletic was
sure to stage many good cards during
the winter months.
A main event that would probably
draw a record house equal to the at
tendance that is predicted for the
Flynn-D -Danforth bout next Wednesday
would be a meeting with either Flynn
or Tommy Danforth. Flynn has met
the Indianapolis slugger on four oc-
casions and in every one OF their
meetings they have fought to packed
house. Both fighters mix matters on
the same busy style and hold records
that would make some or the TOP
notchers envious of their past credit
able ring history,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CMICNGn LIVEsroCK

Chicago. sept 27.--tu. 5. Bureau
Markotsl-Cuttlo-R Receipts. 1000. low
srytdc beef Htcers and better grad
cows and hcifers slow to lower. good
beef steers very scarce and stead
.anu'rs aud cutters. bulls and cslyc1
steady. Bulk hc~f steers. IS ooGs
bologna bulls. mostly sii5dtaS. veal
calves largely 81. sou l. rs.
Hoss- Receipts, 1000. opened mostly
ioc TO lic lower. later trade fairly ace
tive. steady to ioc lower than yestcr-
day. Top. N.ss; bulk lights and llEhf
butchers, s. s0ns 20. bulk packinE
So~-, fslous-,. pigs steady. bulk do
sirablc. f5.25u7.50.
sh.ep-Rcecipts. 1900: few ear y
sales strictly choice native lambs 10
shippers and city butchers. s. s0r . 0U.
strong 10 &C higher. packer early sslc1
t',Son 500. about sc lower. no western
fat lambs sold early: fat sheep SLOW
about steady. talking lower on feeder
lambs. top yesterday. ie5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
ENCLAND'S wonder GIRL GOLFER
TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS

Miss L~itch in that tournament. Miss
Loi,ch tomorrow will play Miss Mol
lie Mcbride of Montreal In tho final
round OF the Canadian tournament.
Today Miss Mcbride defeated Miss
Edith Lcitch i'm the Semi-hnai by
and /. Miss Edith Lcitch Is a sister
OF tho British champion and intends
to enter the United States tournament
with her and Miss Doris Chambers.
another English woman who played
in the Canadian event.
This was the second meet at match
play between tho British champion
and Miss Stirling. Miss Leitch do
feated Miss Stirling in the firs; round
OF the British open tournament at
Tunbcrry. Scotland earlier this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CASPER WINS THIRD
GAME or SERIES

Denver. sept. 25.-Caspcr won the
third rniuo OF tho poet season series OF
the Mid West league today defeating
Denver in tho eleventh today defeating
Samidc'E single Grove two mon across
the plate. Catcher Wilson OF the Den
vcr team was put out OF tho game in
the tent inning for slapping Samidc.
casper's catcher, following "A dispute
over the calling Of hall by the urn-
pirc. other players Of both teams
gathered around Wilson and Samidc
and police had tn clear the field.
Score;
resper .........o .oio 00i ooo 02-I II I
Denver .......0ap oil 100 np-j 1i I
Batteries jackson and s M I d O..
srrpgEins. Nylcs, Wilson and Dodry.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CUBS HIT BOSTON PITCHERS
HARD

Chicago. III. Sept e7.-Sirtcon hits
and five errors by Boston combined
TO give Chicago victory. Thomas
made a homo run.
Boston .... 100 ona 600 s 10 s
Chicago ... ant ins 0IX-t3 is 1
Battcries-NcQuiila Cooncy and
o'Ncill, Kaufman and DAILY.
Summary-Two base hits: Chrin-
'onbury. =: f'lack, Thomas, Cruise. .:
Holkc. DAILY. Kaufman. Thrc" has.
hits: Nicholson. Homo run: Thomas
Stolen base: Chrls'cnhury. Cruisc.
Barber. Grimes Sacrifices: Elliott.
Grimes. Thomas. Double plays: Ell
lott. klugman. Grimes. Bases on
balls; Kaufman. !: McQuiilan. :. In
ninr- pitched: McQuillsn. Z: Cooncy.
:. Hit by pitcher; ny Mcouilian. l..
struck out: kaufman, 3 Ncoulllsn.
:. wild pitch: McQuillsn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
REGARDLESS OF NAME
STUBBORN GAME PLAYED

In a practice game at Central High
school yesterday the two teams for the
relief OF hunting moro serious name
for their squads wcrc named Podunk
and Spuedunk.
Three players were dragged TO the
side lines as the result OF the rushing
tactics In desperate scrimmagcs. but
tho Podunks won when Wagner made
IL touch down from the forty yard
lin. and BAdovinac booted tho oval
over the cross bars running the score
to seven. Sguedunks only threatened
on two occasions and their closest po-
sition TO scoring came as the whistle
blew In tho last auartm when NcCril-
liz was down.d on the ten yard line.
Th" lineup vas as follows:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
Central Tennis Stars
Compete At Springs

trncrt simpson and Don Alley played
their final singles yesterday on the
Central court. Simpson by virtue OF
his victory becoming tho champion OF
Central High school. simpson will
enter the state tennis tournament while
bon Alley will meet the champion Of
tho Colorado Springs High school
Athletic Coach Hulins with the two
tennis stars OF Central High school lsft
for Colorado Spring yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
pENyER cuRR ANp sraAns
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city. sept. s3-Q. :. Bureau
Msrkctsl-C -Cattle-Rcceipts. 500: all
classes steady. fed steers. ssspua ~.
srassc's' fti6ns.5s. COWS. ,soon aI.
good heavy calves. ss.s5usOO
Hogs-R Receipts, ..0c0 fairly ACTIVE.
mostly i0c to l5c lower than yestordtr.
somo lighter kinds moro. 900 to ..-
pound weights " s0s1i 20. pnckcr tup,
S.no. bulk Of sales, $1,000 50. piEa
sheep Receipts. Z. 500. sheen .ir
.owor' western vcthcrH $40; owe.
sS'ao; NcarlinTs. $50. lambs stead, .
western N.O0HS 10.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
odunk !. Squcdunk. o
Harry iSHUMAN TO
BOX FBINkIE MURPHY

Denver. Sept. e5.-Eddic Brooks
manager OF Harry Shuman. Denver
wcltcrwciFht announced tonight nc
had agreed to match Shumsn with
frankie Murphy for a twelve round
bout at Colorado Springs the night
of October s. Tho mon will make
las pounds at o'clock the day OF
the contest.
Brooks announced he had rclin-
aulshed tho management OF Jimmy
Hanlon. Denver lightweight and
taken over Shumsn's affairs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
MONEY

New York Sept -5-prire ner--- no
ulc paper iiers per cent. cpchAnEc i--
regular. sterling. demand. 573. c.
hles. G.57-.. francs. demand. 7.i5h. ca
bl"-. 5li Belgian francs. demand.
,.lVis cables. t.ll. euildcr,, domHrd.
sl.s. cables. n 6 lire. demand, ttsts.
cables. ia. marks. demand. nais; ct-
Dies. 0f1. Greece. demand srs.
sweden. demand. n 20. Norway. de-
uiend, 1855. Argentine. demand. 20 60.
Brazilian. demand. 1875: Montreal. ,
l5-is per cent discount
limo loans easier. SO days. ~ dsys.
-. na'7. months. so per cent.
Cnl money steady high s. low
ruling rate. q. closing bid. ~. Offered
at ., last loan. per cent
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
Pal Moore Takes Easy
Win Over Midget Smith

Aurora. Ill. Sept. 23.-Pal Moore
of Memphis. easily won newspaper
decision over Midget Smith Of New
York in ton round bout hero to-
night. Mike Dundee of Rock Island
out boed Gene Watson of san Fran
cisco in "a ten round semi-windup.
flooring the coast fighter in the first
round
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
HOREY BREAKS THREE
MILE AUTO RECORD

Springfield. Mass. Sept 23.-Frcd
Horoy. driving an automobile in race
against time brtbe the porld's three
mile record on half milo dirt track
at tho Eastern States exposition today
His time was 500. The old record 3.09-
i-5 was made by Leon Duray last sea-
son.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
S.-Battcd for Meadows in
pYusrSsnvTp

Hamilton and Gooch.
Summary-Two base hits: Lee.
Robertson. >. Three base hits: King.
Stolen base: Maranvillc. Sacrifice:
Tierney. Double plays; Grimm. Mar
anvilo. Grimm; Parkinson. Smith.
konetchy. Bases on balls: Meadows.
.. struck out; Meadows, /. Hamil-
ton. r.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
METAL. QUOTATIONS.

New York. Sept. 23.-Copper steady.
electrolytic spot and nearby. -
later. 12i. .Ti2isc.
Tin steady; spot and nearby, Sc 20,
futures 2s.s0ng gT.pa.
Iron steady. UNCHANGED.
Lead firm; spot. $40
Zinc firm, East St Louis spot. ,2'
Tiao
Antimony spot, tL5o
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
Z mtted for Coveleskie.

Rattcrics-Covelcskie and o'Sefl;
Hoyt and Schang. Two base hits
ONeiII. Ruth CS,; Pipp. Three base
h,t.-Sewerl. Stolen bascs-Wambs-
canss Sacrifices-wambsg Wood.
Neuscl. Pipp. Lett on bases-Ne"
York. 5: Cleveland. I. Bases on balls
off Hoyt. ;; Covelcskic. ;. struck out
by Hoyt. :: Coveleskic. I. Wth
p,tch.-Hoyt. Umpiros-Dinccn. Com
molly and Owens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
COAST LEAGUE

At san Francisco
Sacramento. o. Oakland.
~ Portland. s. San Frsucinco. s.
~ Los Ang les
Vernon. .. salt Lake. o.
Al Seattle. So. Loo Angeles, -.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
WESTERN LEAGUE

Ai Oklahoma city. 2: Omaha :
=, Joplin. >: Sioux city. .: Ucr In
ninFr. darkness
Nt Trl-g,. a.: 81. Joseph 6
Ai wichita. -. T-sF Nolncr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. 23-Potatocs-Recoip
- cars. total u. s. shipments. s7n:
Idaho. Wisconsin white. 32.t0Ts 20
cvt.. Wisconsin White. No. . S.7s
cvt.: Maine cobblers. 3 70 cv,. Min
neHota Sandland ohiUs. Ilstds.lo cvt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
PIRATES GAIN ON
LEAGUE LEADERS
New York Is Idle While the
Pittsburgers Wm-Cubs
Beat Boston
NATIONAL.

Pittsburg. Penn. Sept. ss.-Pitts-
burg narrowed New York's lead by
winning while New York was idle be-
cause of postponed game.
PHILADELPHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
DENVER Itl-t.sro,,t-

Denver, sept e3.-Cgttie- Eccetrtr.
yoV. market down and weak. Heef
steers. S.O0psoo; cows and hcifors.
.spn2!op' calves, se.50ma.5o. buiis,
Spi stockcrs and feeders. 8. oosi
Hogs-Rcceipts. 10. market nominal.
TOP $500 bulk. se.5Osr 90.
Sheep- Receipts. iloO. i6c to asc
higher. Lambs. sIOuus %: ewes. s. %
pS''5' feeder lambs. s5.OoTs.oo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
sIINEE
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. sept g5.--Butte- EASY:
creamery extras. &c. standards. ga, e
firsiT, 53'z n,iri seconds. 500 sc
Eggs. unchanged; receipts. s.si5
cases.
Poultry. alive, lower. fowls. io1 &c.
springs. sic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game:
A. Toledo. 6: Kanss- City. s.
Second game:
~ Toledo. J. Kansas City. =.
~ Columbus. g. Milwaukee. s.
At indianapolis. ) Minneapolis. s.
~ Louisville. 2 50. Paul. Z.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
National League

Games Today
Bostou at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Sow York at st. Louis
Philadelphia at pittshurg
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CLUB STANDINGS
CLUB STANDING
American fcaHu~

Games Today
Chicago at Philadelphia ca
St Louis at Boston t2).
Detroit at Washington.
cleveland at New York
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
sox LOSE pouRLEuEADER

soy LOSE DoUBLEHEADER
Philadelphia, Pa. Sept eS.-Chtcaro
dropped a doublehcadcr to Philadel-
nhis today. Tho visitors wcrc outfield-
Cd in the >l-st game and outhit in tho
second.
FIRST GAME
chicago .-.........."1o COO 900 =
philadelphia go, cio DIX 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Schalk'
Hetmack and Myatt
SECOND GAME
chicago ..........coi 90 on-i = ]
Philadelphia .....oto coi OK "a
Batterics-Thompson. Connsrly and
achsIk. Harris and Perkins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
GRAIN An rnov1sroNs

Furnished by y. :. waipolc. Rooms
a.o-JI. Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
NHnsas ,'itN, Sent. 20 - Butter. eKsa
and poultry unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
NEW YORK CoTToS

Furnished hy y. < walpolc. Rooms /.
52o-3t. Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
1.rBERrY noND QUOTATIONS.

f'urnishcd by \. s Walpolc. Rooms
3Za-7i. Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Liberty giss. tSs3s.
Liberty second is. isa.ts
Liberty first It's. sees.
Liberty second SIS, tsos
Liberty third as. sa5.si.
Liberty fourth ii,s. fS9.s.
Liberty first is.s, taa.5o.
Liberty fifth ISIS. ',a.si.
SILVER
New York. Sept. s3.-Forcign bar ril-
vcr. sssc: Mexican dollars, bss,c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

SENATOR'S NOSE OUT DETROIT
wash.nEton. n. G.. Sept S.-"ash-
,retor no-ed out Detroit by 4 ninth
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

,ne.on no.ed out Detroit by ninth
inning rally.
Detroit .............1nn 600 "-l
Washington .....,.c3H 100 ool-s
Rattrries-Lcouard and Basslcr. Mo-
rridEo and Charity.
1.-TWO base hitS-Harris. Ncarh. o.
Rouk-. Blue. Three base hitH-Young.
aar-i1ce-ShankE. Double ptsy-Bas-
-.~-. Merritt. Blue. Bases on balls
xog-4dge. s: Leonard. 4 Struck out
Nv NoEridEc. :: Leonard. Z.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
DIVIDE pouBLE-uEAppR

DIV IT'Fs ITIIFTsF9- IT FsN1FIF
Boston. Sept. 23-St. Louis and Ros
ton divided a doublc-headcr today
Both Elfrses were marked by heav,
hitting. Scores;
First game: R II. r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
SMART NEW SILKS

Indeed. women folk have
harmed 10 expect the new
here. first, tmong the de-
lightiul new Spring wea,es
presented here are Cleopatra
and Canton Crepes. Glacc Tai
icta. MoonJ.lo satin and
Cambridge Suiting Crepe>.
handsome Whlppoorwill Silks
and the new Tally.Iio Silks
In the newest eolorinss and
designs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

COATS AND CAPEs SNARE nos
hut In mentioning them must not overlook the Wraps
or they neither Capcs hut rather happy cobna
tons both Al THREE types Of outer garments are devised
from soft woocns different and smart each h
The swinng from shoulders. In an uninterrupted
ne arr gracefully the hem. Many Of the Capcs also a'"
straight like the majority O the Wraps and Coats are
artis,ieally embroidered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Aovcr emhoide, all hut conceains the fabric beneath Is
only the Spring suits have Of attaining distinction
Some Of the scmted Jackets the skirt sections OF
which ripre aurnr Others Of frivolous men have
srashtlnc box diminui,e Eton Jackets Aud how much
Of their due the excellent tailoring and fine
fabrics which characterize every suit IN Exposition groups
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

NEVER WERE ATS MORE PICTUREsoUE
Than they this spring. There large Hats o. un
usual contour; medium rolling brmmed alors
and of and si but least countless dash
Ing little urbans toaues. The first named favor ieshcn
sn sere while the latter evolved Of every
conceive fabc The vogue dropping
sided garnliurrs IL very pronounced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Choosing trock expresses ones personally h such
simple matter this the needs o of all types
have been taken care o. ~ the pquani modes
Of satin sffeta various woolens with sis little bodiees and
full narne skirts This spanish silhouette Is youthful
but 70 for that matter chemisc Froc which adhere
,raish, and marrow lines Lowered waistnne ssshes aud
handkerchief Of the novel s,ye departures
featured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE
STYLE SHOW

Gloves that will save
tile day for many q eos.
tune come In many
original styles nIodcr.
aiely priced.
High Nrckwear which
viii invest suits or
irccks with new dignity
IN fashioned OF crisp
organdy.
A great help la adding
smarinsss TO the Spring
outfit N handsomely
clicked silk Hosiery.
Decorative cutwork
undcrlaid with fllmy net
Il AN interesting feature
81 the new silk Under.
wear VI Spring.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
AMARILLO, TEXAS
THREE BIG DAYS-Feb. ~. % and "a

Just m important m
the costume itself from
n standpoint u smart
ness Is the Boutonniere
which adorns u. Scores
VI pastel toned ones
are being offered now.
Wells are unusually
fond Of tcie de negre
this season. They also
fa,or square and hex.
agonal mesh.
Formal modes for tile
new season show a
Valesquex influence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

TIE art OF identifying and selecting from the myriad
OF styles presented at the beginning OF season the
modes most in accord with the varying tastes and
needs of patrons has been thoroughly mastered by
this store. -
This Exposition brings definite assurance of days OF
most value for your money days Of economy and days
OF plenty In tia glorious collection of authoritative
Weatabes for Spring 1921 make their bow. Each
offering is radantly new. youthful, authentic and
marked iavoraby that Spring shopping may be in
dugcd in with confidence that prosperous buying
times arc here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
SKIRTS

Almost any silhouette
onc might desire Il oh.
taiable N tho skirts.
Every imaginable kind
Of pleat II employed.
but there are y number
Of chic plain models.
too. Choice Il offered
Uf silk or woolens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
HOUSES

Don't fall 10 see tho
new iIlouses when you
attend our spring Ex.
position for q more
dazzling array Of models
than this In seldom
shown. Most Of them
arc exquisliely embroId.
cred OF glisiening with
bead decorations.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Coquitt, Liverpool for Charleston, WAS
i33 miles OF Cape Henry April ~ N tow
OF str Capulln. bound toward Cape Henry.
The Coquitt has lost her rudder.
GALVESTON, April 24JTug Plnruino
Mex, from Mobile for Tnmpico Ctowing
two bargeej, put in here for medical assist
ancc 10 Capt Robes. who had both legs
crushed. the barges were cut ndrtft and the
tug after taking on fuel and water. prob
ably will leave In search of them.
HALIFAX. NJ. April 27--str waalhaven
ODutrh), from Rotterdam for Hampton
peier blade missing and another broten, the
tatfamer having been caught In Lcs fields off
tho Cape Breton coast.
LOSDOS. April 26--Bnrk Klmeny N3r).
from Sabine for Melbourne. has put into
Perth. western Australia. for repairs e.
mainmast: VIII probably b. delayed naQ
str Monte San Michele 0taD. which ell
New York Feb 2 with grain for Genoa. n aA
to-day posted at Lioyd's as missing. The
san Michele was a ship Of 6,500 tons gross
and carried n crew OF 40 men, signed on In
Italy. she was built IN 1919 and was orig
innlly known as the War Odessy.
Cases Of shlra being lost at sea have be-
come 40 numerous during the past four or
five months that the marine Insurance
into the circunsia iances OF these 'disalatere.' =
ThaNe cover some oaaes IN widnh the full
claims hnvc ALREADY been paid: IN other
cases they have resulted In tho holding up
while stiil other cases. II Is declared In In
6urance circles, likely Will and In criminal
proceedings. In many caaes the explanation
of the captain OF a lost ship has been, sunk
~ striking mine. but thls explanation
nov 81 falling TO @ati ~ tire underwriters. (.
who have the Admiraity's assurance that
very few live mines are now jeopardizing
the sea lanes.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
Bound East.
CLEARED.

tFrom u. S. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Livingston Roe, Smith. London-Robert
Str Helig oav CDan). Perouard, Christian
sand. christiania and Copenhagen-t1nch.
Str Mongolia. Hartley. Hamburg-American
Line.
Str Roussillon (Fr), Lehuede. Havre and
Vigo-ccmpagnie Generate Transatiantique
kirx-cosmopoltan Shipping Co.
Str Bacchus P,r). Evenson. Cadiz. Tan
giers, &c-'Three Star Line.
Str Aidan- CBr), Alexander. Ceara, Maceio,
&C. via Norfolk-Booth 4 Co. Inc.
Str Zulia, Morris, Laguayra, Curacao and
Maracatbo via Mayaguez-Bliss. Dallett
Str santurce. Hansen, Ponce and Arec.bo--
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Paul IL Harwood. Mckenzie, Tampico--
Pan-Amercan Petroleum and Transport Co.
Str Frederic Kellogg, Nader. Tampico--
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
Str Oscar ID Bennett, Norris. Tampico-
pan-American Petroleum and Transport Go.
Str Yucatnn, Seastrom, Havana, Progreso.
tSc-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship co.
Str Virginia, Anderson, Port Lobos-The
STR LysefJord CNor), Dykesteen. Kingston.
sa-Di Giorgio 4 Co. Inc.
Str Lake Charles. Erickson, Cienfuegos-
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co.
Str Cayo Mambi. Hansen, Manad, Gibara.
&c-.Atantic Fruit Co.
ssr III occidente. canpbell. Galveston
Southern Pacific Co.
str III Lago. Lange, New Orleans-South-
ern Pacific Go.
Str Lake Elmont, Rich, Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Steamship Co.
str Lenape, Kemble, Charleston and Jack
sonville--Clyde Steamship 20.
Str Syaland CNor), Berg. Newport News
s o Stray Steamship Corporation.
Str jefferson, Horsley, Norfolk-Old Do
minlon Transportation Co.
Str Yaklok. Burke, Norfolk-U s Shipping
Board.
str Iowan. Curtis. Boston-Unted Ameri-
can Lines
schr Minas Prince (Br. Tower. st John.
NB-Gilmartin & Co.