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The New York herald., 1921-03-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
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BOSTON, Mas. March 24-Arrived. strs
Worcester Gen9 barrymore tBp. Norfolk;
j III Devereuy Nrf0k. tugs Liberty towing
barge Cutler lom Norfolk deft barge
Huron az New AdlQrd aud barge Absecon
a sand wlchl 9hcUvy, New York, toA sps
barge StroudsbuA Now York. Plymouth, I,
Port Johnson, to"Ne 1argcs l. g w Nos !,
Z ard .; JupitcrA NoYfoii,. towing bargcs
Gen Knox. sea KIM and 1osephus.
Cleared 2ith, strsEeleian tnrl, Manches-
ter, Lake Elametc, (Aorlaslon and Jackson
vile.
sailed ed, schr Nonette CBn. from St
George FOR Norfolk Atus Tamaqua towing
bArres Bast nud Eptata Tor Philadelphia,
Which ahc Will turn (,er 10 fug Catavlssa
AL Vineyard Hoyou Natter tx viii pro-
cccd. calling al SEX London FOR barge
Tuckahoc1.
sailed 18th. strs chAa BD. New York
city OF Sparin lB0. ftu Calcutta Aud CO.
louibo, for do; SutcrA Brl from South
American pore log Do "A l0I5 AMI Mount
Clay from Hamburg, ia DAT PM, Ninne-
kahda HAMBURG yiu NeA York tat pAD !;
san Mateo, Havana nud Ar Limon; Harvey
III Brown. Norfolk OUttcrg8d) princelAr-
thur dD Narmou.h.--WNa AZ Hlgh1nd
Light, s, ~ mup. clear. eooth soa.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Murch kt-Arrived, sys
voilavia tbfl' Fhigdelphia3 ilouma. TcN-
Moldera lrd, Port Tampa rleoking, philaN
defphla. Jufultu Mara DInbl. Ecnoa Minucl
qua. Caletn Coloso ia Wl'muytcn. NC.
Sailed 23th, atfe Mur'ltte thrJ Norfolk
Couohntfa, Manchester plH Norfolk Nh
yanla, Port Lubua
BRt1NsWICtt, Go 1iarcn Qt-saiied, an,
srhr Hjeltnaes lNan sa Jnhn 81.
March 24-tagecd u, tugs Mercury with
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ALEXANDRIA, March 23--Arryed. ctr
Wrarpooi thfl. Baltimore.
ANTWERP. March 2f-Sailed. ctr Cambrni
Grnm0arfl, EtW York.
BALBOA, Niareh 23-Arrived, SIR Uncas
Girl, t6a Anr.lea
Sailed 2a1. atfa Belridgo tNoD Tocopilia /.
NanAH tU). tinay8auil, Wenatchee, Seat
tir. flppgranoe. do4
BARBADOS. March 20-Arrived, str Cana
dla4 FRuunr CBD. iiaifaN.
Sailoa 20th, stre fiampdon tfrom RIO
fNnelr0), Philadelphia. 22d. Canadian
RANGER f}D. nom Bu.J0a Aira7 for Halt
faN, Aldau dlr, from Bahia FOR Now York.
sailed l2d. scnrs James w Howard. CUR
p0rts E0aN Little, Jacksonville.
H{EMENHANEN. March 19-Arrivcd ctr
cor ,n. %mW orleans.
BJEN0r AIRES March 22-Arrived, str
O..lniHr. New Orleans.
cfuifsTlNNfA, March io--sailed. str
CNrtln Point New York
GALTAo. March 22-Saiod motor ship
Ni#Nra. Sa1 FraucscD.
cGtsmopAL. March 2a-Arr'vod, etrq Com
ra 81 Ia ifarN onUU4tEul Agnr rnmer
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parcel post mails for Union of South Africa,
BechuanRland Protectorate, Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern khodesiA ana
Southwest Africa Protectorate. str f'ast
Wind, S AM.
SATURDAY. MARCH 26A
Spain (s). Via Cadiz and Barcelona; also
parcel post mails for spain. Canary Islands
and Ceuta AeliIla and Tangier IN Morocco,
str Antonio Lopez. $3.50 AN
Iceland. Via Reykjavik; also parcel post
malls for Iceland, str Lagorfoss, u so AN.
Ireland and Scotland (other countries p.
via Movile and Glasgow; also parcei post
mails for Ireland and Scotland, str Column
ola, 8 AM (sup . 80 AND.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
outh, Bculogne and Rotterdam tmnil - also
parcel post mails for Netherlands, str NleuW
Amsterdam S AM Csup $3.50 AND.
Great Britain. Belgium, Luxembourg Meth
erlands, Norway. Sweden, Denmark, SIer-
many, Finland. Persia, South AFRICA, Ma
de!ra and Cape Verde Islands, via Plymouth
tother countries ~ also parcel post mails
FOR Great Britain (except Scotlandl, bel
GUM, Luxemburg, Belgian Congo and otheT
France. Roumania, Bulgaria. Czecho-Slo-
vakia, Jugo-Slavia, Austria, Hungary, Fo-
land. Switzerland. Italy, Dalmatia STeeee'
Portugal Turkey. Egypt, British lnaia, w,
Straits Settlements, via Havre tspaln. 5lp,,
raltar and other countries - also paTcei
post mails for France and other countries
STR La Savoie, 30 AM (sup 2 80 AND
Spain and Gibraltar Greece y via Nlso,
Gibraltar and PatrRs; also parcel posi- llalis
for Gibraltar and Greece, str Pannonia, s'SO
Europe, Africa and West Asia. yla Liver
pool str Belgic. 10 AM (sup 1880 AND.
Germany g. yia Ha0grg hstria als0 czRecSo RsaSe
slovaiSia. Hungary and Switzerland, str
Fairmont, IL M. -,
Denmark, Poland. <Esthonia and Fin, Fin,
land ~, via Copenhagen. Danzig, Reyal
and Helsingtors. also parcel post mails LOT
Denmark and Finland. str MARCUS, u M
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
TALKS SHIPS TO PRESIDENT.
J. ". Rossiter Suggests Changes 70
Aid Merchant Marine.

WASHINGTON. March 24.-For an hour
to-day President Harding discussed the
shipping situation with John IT, Rossiter
of San Francisco, formerly director Of
operations for the Shipping Board
Mr.. Rossiter later said H. bad told
he President the outlook was gloomy
for the American merchant marine unless
the Jones shipping act were amended
TO permit concentration 81 authority I'll
single executive instead 81 Z seven
member board
Creation II q legal department to set-
tie claims Of the Shipping Board arising
out Of development 10 the Govern Went
merchant fleet during tno war was
another recommendation IKE nAde Nir.
Rossitcr added that the President had
given no indication as 70 the probable
personnel of the new Shipping Board.
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WIRELESS REPoRTs.

Str Presidente Wilson GtsD. Trieste. &c.
Tor New York, Il expected 70 arrive in
Quarantine Sunday afternoon
ctr BevedeFe tltGD, Trieste, &c, Tor NeW
York IS expected to arrive IA Quaiuntla@
"Wednesday
str Noordam (Datch), Rotterdam. A., tcs
New York. II expected to arrive II Quur-
antiae Sgntay morning.
Str Celtic lBD. Liverpool for New York.
expected 10 arrive IN Quarantine about 2
AM Friday
Str New Rochelle Bremen, &c. for New
York, Is expected u arrive al Boston sat
urday forenoon.
Str Lapland (Br), Antwerp, &c, FOR New
York Is expected 10 dock at pier 30, North
River sunday forenoon.
Str Colon. Cristobal, &c. for New York. b
expected 10 dock at pier ], Hoboken, Fri
dag forenoon,
str Mayaro CBD, Trinidad Tor New York
Is expected to dock At pier "a, Brooklyn,
Friday forenoon.
Str Polonia (Danl. from Libau, &C. has been
diverted 70 Boston.
Str Clan Murdoch (Br. from AlEoa Bay
Gc, expects 10 reach Boston PM Friday.
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STEAMSHIP SUIT SETTLED.
War Rentals OF Harvard and Vale
Resulted In LibcIs.

PORTLAND. Me. March 24,--Contro-
versy ~ to division Of rentals or the
steamships Harvard ana Yale taken
over by the Federal Government during
the war. was closed to-day when Fed
eral Judge Clarence Hale dismissed
ibels and cross-libels brought By the
Metropolitan steamship Company and
the Paciac-Alaska Navigation Com-
pany 1t was announced thot an agree
ment had been reached.
The steamships. formerly operated on
the Metropolitan Line between Boston
aud New York. were transferred to the
Pacific coast about ten years agc
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

lFrom tlic Photographic Olflce.l
Radio compaHs bearings from Sandy Hook
have becu discontinued temporarily pending
thu roinstaiatiou of the apparatus ~ Il new
location iH Tat 10 - - ~ lon T. 50 10 w.
When In all respects the station 81 ready for
the resumption of service further notice VIII
Ne wivcn. During the interval radio compass
bearings viii be furnished BY tho thrca re-
mainiug stations-Nloui8ult, l.. l.; Flre lHl-
and, y. l. and Mautoloking, n. j.
Thr Il $ Tennessee under date Of March
tq. 102l reported the following: Entering
1h}Wba shonl drpdged channel found gns
buoy "a damaged and shifted 90 centre Of
channel about 100 yards ZOO deg from It's
eAaFcd p0altion spar marker was still In
paait.0u. Leaving the channel found re 8
buoy 40 missing, epar marker was siu in
position"
WAsHESGTON. uC. March e4-Northwest
storiu warning. 40 M. Delaware Brcal-
Vater rs PASSPORT, Me, storm % marked
iUtDUsity otcr the upper lake region. moving
rapidly eagt-northeastward strong southcrly
Winds Tonight Wlil SHIFT 20 southwest and
Wc8t Friday morning and blow with gallo
f0rces
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TAKE MAIL AT QUARANTINE.
special Boats to speed Delivery as
Before the wnr.

Mai from foreign ports Nill De ttans-
fetred on AMI after Aprii I 10 special
post office hoats at Quarantine, az was
tha custom before The war. Postmaster
Patton announced yesterday. Thus if
viii "a possible 10 deliver mail several
iouf cartier than at present, Ships
now discharge the mall AZ piers.
Va lnatances whore ships arc hold in
Quarantine several hours tho mail may
zach destinations In tho city oven be-
fore The passengers are landed.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
icy Man.l

HILo. March 1s-SaIed. str Hawkeye
State, Honolulu.
HONOLULU, March 1S-Arrived, strs
Reiyo Maru (Japl Hong Kong, sc, for San
Francisco; Las Vegas, San Pedro, sc. for
sydney Cand proceeded).
Sailed 18th, str Maui. Hllo.
PORT SAN LUIS. Cal. March l7-Sailed,
str Montebello, Vancouver
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal March 1S-Arrived.
bark George Hind. Iquique; schr Vim II
Smith, sydney Via Tarawa: 10Th, motor
Chile DAM, Portland, o, for Hamburg.
Sailed 18th. str Salina. Portland via Port
san Luis (and returnedl.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, March 1s-Sailed, str
San Juan. Balboa.
TACOMA Wash. March 1S--,Sailed, str X /
Luckenbach, Astoria.
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DANGERS TO Flavigation.

SIR Berecnsfiord (Nor) reports March 10.
or Flemish Cap, passed large iceberg
TReported to the Photographic Offleel
March TO- lat 30 5S. lon c. 10. a buoy
marked Al "a white. CNhat was probably
Tho above buoy WAS also sighted on Feb q
II Int ~ lon 6I 53.)
March IL, lat IS y. lon 73 a. black
whiHuug buoy
March :. lat A. 81. Ion 90 90. large
growler.
March S, lat 1880. lon a 40, steamed
through field lee.
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CLEARED

Irr1m b s. Nayal Communication seryiccl
str La.c Fr1hna, iurtop liuu and Lclth
~ IA Winchester X CO. lnc.
Scr LaH,tHVHuna Valley. Williams, Aar-
huns, Copenhagen, &c-susgueaanua Steam.
shp 90.
str FlshtfU Boyle, Rotterdam and AMT
wetp VIA Baltlmorc-Baek Diamond steam
shlp 10.
Str Colingsworth culver. Rotterdam
Black Diamond Steamship Corporation.
slr Panu0na CBr GronOw. Nleo, Gibral-
tat, &c-Cunnrd Steamship GO. L.td.
ST. Anna u MGwe, smltn. SAN FrauciscO
tip baltimore tNitad States Trausporin ti1U
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NEW YORK. March 24-The time ball
above the Navigation and Marine Engineer
ing School Of the Seamen's Church Institute,
20 South street, dropped to-day at exact
noon, 10Th meridian. or hours slow Of
Greenwich mean time. Any one desiring COR
rect Greenwich mean time telephone Bowling
Green 1920.
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WIRELESS brings ARREST.

CHICAGO, March 24.-Traced by wire
iess. Franz Xavier Ruesch. who is al
legged to have fed with $1,000 belonging
t0 Il local hotel. has been arrested II
Carona, Spain according e. cablegrams
rcceives to-day. The police tave l,e-r
s, king him for several weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

James " Elwell 4 Go. Went 70 foot Of
Slst street, Brooklyn.
Str Lightburne, Providence, - tile Texas
co. Went 10 Texas 60 docks, Bayonne.
u str Dyer. New London.
Schr Herbert \ Rnwdiag. Portland. Mo- g.
CroWeQ & Thuri0w. Anchored or Red HOOK
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MARTvr-roR SALE on wANTrD.


HARGAl lN-gfnail Nig aud water nxnt fJs-t 4.
rs tons. no rua gounbie offer rcfused ala0
tlpo ufch0nts. NELSON e HOSETH foot
80 IT,. Brooklyn Sunset dGI3.
ron sALE-i stoctless anchor. weight 1850
pounds. iu perfect condition price cents
e21 LlvrrHion av., New Brunqwick. N. y
FOR SALE-f00 1t. faeoliue freight boat f9O
fnne, n. in. draft, Eif.0up. McfNTpNfl
AGENCY. "a broadway Bowling Green 1870
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Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at Q PM as follows:
Hawaii via San Francisco, str Manoa,

Close at New York at Pm as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco, str Manoa,
March %.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China, French
Indochlna and Netherlands East Indies tex-
cept Sumatre). via San francisco, str China.
March 90.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatral. via Seattle, str Suwa Maru,
March %.
Hawaii, FIT Islands New Zealand ard
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria, BE.
str MaSura. March IS
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands, via
San Francisco, u A T Sherman, March 81.
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer,
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates. Canton Feb
%. Hong Kong 23d and Toxic March IA.
which arrived per str Teucer. were des-
patched east from Seattle on March 81 and
are due In New York on the morning OF
Saturday, March 20.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
FRIDAY. MARCH a5.

Hayti except Cape Hayh and Port de
Paix). Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
fprints &c). Nicaragua Except East Coasp ,
Amapala Choluteca (also prints, &c, for
Nacaome, Teguclgalpa and Yuscaran) In
Honduras, Cauca and Narino departments OF
Colombia. ESKador, and mall other than
parcel post ID Peru (except Iuuitos), Bolivia
and Chile (oSler parts OF Honduras and
letter mail for Salvador ., via Port au
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Rnrn

BIC PRIVATE MANSION with apartment
house, M Paris, Avenue <iebrr. dfH Tor
tagais and rue laperOusc, fhCine tho Ma
gastlc. Surface 1903 fp. MI. ICr sale hv
private contract. Immediate possession ard
- rtirinatiUn in thc profits Arpg u NJ.
uELORME. notary public Paris, rue
Nstfau
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ARRIVED.

Str Bergensfiord CNoD, Christlaula March
~, Stavanger 18TH and Bergen l3th, 70 the
Norwegian-AmDrica Liuc, with 32 first,
10 second cabin. 4G4 stecrarc passengers.
mails and r1dse March II Thor Dahl, =
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE, March 24-Bafometer
at noon, 80 10 inches wind. w. fresh breeze /;
weather fine; temperature, 80 deg Fair.
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Bound East

str rHwaas Sow Noff for Boston tai
400 pNb0
seNg Mar, Nnw Horl. fof iloei Island.
1ug noutybr10f, wth & bat5Ca tat II
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Of Morton
Central
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

slr Eosallnd tBD. 81 Johns, ~. and
uailfaw for New York 10 Bowflne g Co,
Witn passengers. mails ana md1e. Anchored
at pM
scnr Ouonette ID. Liverpool Ns. Tor
New York, witch wood pulp ~ the Tldcwntcr
Paper Mills. sraeel to y 4 WhitucY q 60.
sehr Laforfea. r. simmons, Taunton Tor
NeW Nork.
AMI WIN q HleFei with : tat III 305 AND.
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WIIAIEMEN.
CABLE REPORTS

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. March 22-sailed,
selr Wm a GRADER, Atlantic ocean.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neacs Office is IN
the Barge Office Ship Information given 6y o. s.
Navu Department Daily Shipping Bulletin Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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COLUMBIA Londonderry Glasgow Mar 70
PANNCSlA Vigo Gibraltar Duovnik Mar 20
MAURITANIA Chebomg Southampton May Y June
ALGERIA Londonderry Glasgow May "a
ITALIA Gibraltar Naples Patra Dubrovk Trieste and
CARAiANA. Liverpool 6 May IL
SAX0NlA Halifax Plymouth Cheborg and Hamburg Apr 20
ERENGARlA
MASSlLtA (om Boton) Liverpool Gsw... Is
CARONA June
ALBANIA June
and 2i-ai
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STEAMSHIPS. rNcuusIoNs ana rouns.
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Almanac for New York March IS.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given In the above table rs East
ern standard time and B furnished BY the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Transatlantic Mails.
FRrpAY. MARCH q.

South Africa ~, via Cape Town: also
parcel post mails for Union of South Africa,
Bechuanaland Protectorste, Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern BhodesiA ana
Southwest Africa Protectorate, str East
Wind, AM.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

SAIL FRIDAY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-10
BY Charles Ss,ghroe
. W.rsrr Ns~r.r- Orrn

having everything handy around his
farm. lie will wire his barn and other
buildings, also hi, residence. Later
on, he j. planning on building a mod
eru house in the grove, on the west
side of his farm, and when this {.
built hi, present residence will be Il ed
by tenant. George and his good wife
are first.clas- citizens, and they have
u large circle Of friends. who will be
glad to zee them enjoying the COM
fort of a modern residence.
Harry Her.ema baled hi. first
cror or alfalfa hay, the first Of the
week.
--Dr Nick Hrilc returned the fir.
of The week from Omaha. whore he ha,
been attending medical college Nick
will hop right in On the farm work
at home, taking the place Of Sambo,
who has Joined the navy. and will 10.
turn this fall 10 hi, college work. Nick
ha. two more years. work In school,
when he will win the honor Of M. ~"
Mrs. Will Schati arrived the latter
part Of last week from Chicago. for
an extended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mr.. J. +. Bridgmon, and other
relatives and friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-10
nrnunn Mins Iun

Our local ball team has been going
strong, the past week. They defeated
both the Mound City aud Craig Rcgu-
lar team. The boy, played Mound
City on the latter. diamond. Friday Of
la.' week. Oregon winning by score
of 3 To in a w"ll-payod game. which
was featured by the pitching OF both
pitchers. Dodge. the old Oregon vet.
eran, pitched nice steady game,
allowing but four scattered hits and
striking out 10 men, aud at all times
he had the Mound City team at his
mercy. Bucher. for Mound City, also
pitched good game, striking out ~
men, and allowing eight hits. which
were well scattered. Oregon's first
score came In the sixth inning on a
couple Of hits, and IN the seventh our
boys came back with two more, while
Mound City managed to get one In
their half of the seventh, aided by
errors On Oregon part. Markt caught
a nice game for Oregon. A large
crowd Of fans accompanied the team
20 Mound City.
The Oregon team accomplished n
big feat at Big Lake, Sunday, when
they trimmed the Craig Regulars by n
score of 7 TO 8. In the first inning the
Oregon team scored twice. and from
then on until the fifth neither team
was able 70 score any more, until Craig
came back in their half Of the fifth
after one man was down, and scored
four runs, but in the eighth inning the
Oregon boys got 10 Cooper and with
q couple of hits and base on balls.
started a merry-go-round, and Odell
relieved Cooper, but when tn smoke
had cleared away Oregon had
five scores, enough To win. In the
ninth inning, Craig got another
score on an error and hit af-
ter two were down, but they were un-
able to rally enough.
Score by innings:
RHE
Oregon -. 1000 90 8 OF o 3
Craig 100 04 90 l--5 6 3
Batteries-oregon, Dodge and +.
Markt; Craig, Cooper, 0dell and Will
hanson.
Our boys are playing good ball just
now, and il is to be regretted that one
or two are knocked out" making 1t
impossible to play any more until next
week, when we hope to have Mound
City here for n game. Give the boys
the support they are deserving Of, as
we have team Of which any town
may well be proud Of. X. X.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-10
Now Graduates.

Many Of the younger set and former
school kids of our public school will,
no doubt, remember little Miss Faye,
daughter of James A. Foster and wife,
who used TO live just north Of Oregon,
but for several years past have been
residing in st. Joseph. Well, little
Faye has grown bigger now, not only
physically, but mentally, for The Old
Sentinel acknowledges the coming Of q
card, which tells US that she graduated
from the Lafayette high school, Fri
day last, June 3. Well, we congratu-
late you, Faye, and hope you may still
go up higher.
Another one Of those gentle remind
ers of the flight Of time, in the shape
of commencement card, comes to US
from Miss Charlene Watson, which
tells US that she graduates from the
Central high school Of Kansas City,
Thursday evening of this week, June
9th. She Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles C. Watson, a former Ore
gon boy and a Craig girl
Miss Ella Triplett. He gradua-
ted from the old Oregon
high schoo! in the class Of 1893
and for years he has been In the rail.
way mail service, and has made good
In his chosen field. Here's to you
Charlene, The Sentinel sends its sin
cere congratulations
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-10


was more than pleased with our coun-
try.
Mis-. NJ. Wise. who has been
quite sick at the home OF her da ghter,
MI. II. VI. Davis, l. much better this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Dixon, who
have been here for several day, visit
ing with Mr.. and Nil. George Dixon,
left last Saturday for their home in
Sabctha, kansa.. Chas. Dixon /. Il
brother Of George Dixon.
Elder Walden held services in the
Holiness church in Rulo, Neb., last
Saturday evening, Sunday, morning
and evening.
Earl Spellman was here last Sun.
/ day from 81. Joseph, visiting with Mt
and Mrs. Guy Jones.
Mr.. and Mr.. Chas. Walden were
Mound City visitors. last Saturday.
L. e. Giffin returned the latter
part of last week from bSsiues. trip
Of a few days TO Boulder. Colo.
One Of Lloyd COURIER best horses
wa. shot In the right eye, recently, by
small rifle that put out the eye,
probably by some boy. shooting at
bird. Thi, l. bad practice, shooting
around stock Of any kind, and should
be discontinued.
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Preston, son,
Oscar, and Mr.. ". T.. Preston left
one day last week on an automobile
tour, with their final destination Good
land. Kansas. They expect to be gone
all summer.
Mrs. +. II. Gresham and daugh.
ters, Misses Vera and Nonavee, were
visiting with Mrs. DE- u hihkle, last
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. I. Chuning drove
over to Maryville, last Sunday morn.
ing. with Mis-. Nellie, where they spent
the day visiting with friends. Mis-
Nellie remained IN MaryV'Iie, where
she will attend the State Teachers
College this summer.
Mrs. Oscar Lease, who has been
here for several weeks, visiting with
relatives and friends, left last Satur'
day noon lot her hohe hh ia'So"'
Kansas.
%. W. Adams was business Wis
itor in Rulo, Neb,, last FRIDAY;
Mr.. and Mrs, John Coughiin droV,
in from Kansas City, one evening las,
week, where they had been visiting
with relatives and friends Tor severn
days. They were accompanied bS
their daughter, Mrs. Roy North, wht
came up for few days visit Mr.
North came up Saturday ana visited
over Sunday.
Mrs. +. +. Hogan and daughter
Miss Eva, were here, one day las'
week, from Mound City, visiting VIII
Mrs. II. W. Graham ana MIS- hehrS
. Jones.
Mrs. George Wilson ana son
Cleveland, and Miss Georgia hlinS'
, were Craig visitors, last Saturday.
Eddie Catron made business triI
to st. Joseph, in his car, one day las
; week.
Miss Mary England, who was en-
route from Westboro to her home u
:, Deepwater, Mo-, stopped OIL mere ,as
, sunday evening, anu Nis,.eu ~ .,,a. ~
trains.
1 John Haigler, manager OF TIL
0 Farmers Elevator Co., at Fortescue
/. was n weekend visitor with relatives
and friends.
r Miss Mary Hinkle, who has beer
!, attending the Linwood College at 81
4 Charles, Mo-, returned home, the latte
part Of last week, and judging iron
S the smile that she was wearing whel
e she got off the train, she was might,
e glad to get back home.
Mrs. w. B. Asher was vlsitlnl
$ with friends and relatives in Craig
d several days last week.
a. w poynter was a business Wis
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-10

Robert Montgomery and wife are
spending the week with their son,
Hiram and family, at Skidmore. Hi
ram and family visited them over
nday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-08

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
At Chambers-In Probate-No. 1891
In the Matter of the Estate of II.
Shirota, late of Peahi, Maui, T. H.,
Deceased.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-08
Scout Good Turns

The scouts did their usual good
turn at the Maui County Fair Races
on the Fourth of July. The Bronco
Busters of Makawao were out in good
numbers and did splendid service.
They acted as orderlies, put up the
ace events on the score board, acted
as ushers, packed barrels to the track
for the cowboy races, and after the
affair was all over gathered up the
empty soda water bottles that were
scattered around the fair grounds.
And when | say scattered round, I
mean just that. They were scattered
from the gate to the stables. Talk
about boys being careless some grown
ups is also careless. Good work Ma
kaMaO.