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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS

mhen you are going to travel by water
tnls Faii book your passage in ships
tnaI SAIL under the American flag.
Iney are fast and luxurious, sailing
10 an parts Of the world. These ships
are the symbol OF perfect comfort Mt
a-America's idea Of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
Plymouth, Bouiogne and London
From New York
Centennial State
Oct. 11-Nov. 15--Dec. is
Panhandle state
Oct; 25,Nov. 26-Dec. ~
Bremen and Danzig
Potomac
Nov. 5--Dec. "a
Hudson
Oct. 15--Dec. 3
Princess Matoika
Oct. 22-Dec. 10
From New York
America
Nov. ], 2a7Jan:
George Washington
Nov. S-Dec. 8
United States Lines, Inc. IS Broadway.
whitehall 2oho.
South America
Rio de Janeiro; ,aO Montsyide9 s and Buene' Aires
Aeoins
Oct. IS
Huron
Oct. 81
Manson s. s. Lines. 81 Wall st.. N. =.
Bowling Green 1900.
Far East
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon. Singapore. &c.
'~''' % From San Francisee
Oct. Is
Pseific Mail 8. 8. Co., Hanover Sq-s
Honolulu; Yckohnma. Kobe. Shanghai, Hong
From Seattle
Silver State
Nov. 26
Wenatchee
Oct. IS
Keystone State
Nov.
The Admiral Line. IT State st. N. Z.
Bowling Green 5625.
From San Francisco
Hoosier State
Oct. IL
Pacific Mall S. s. Co., Hanover 81. N. 4.
Tel. Bowling Green 1890.
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana, Canal, Port Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Hawkoye State
Nov. 20-Jan. %
Buckeye State
Matson Navigation Co.. 12o Market s.
Baltimore. Md.
us. shgppiNc BoAHU
1ks6d.Sse~ 0GIL ~
aaAlA!z.
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Dangers to Naviration.

Reported to the photographic Office.1
The master OF str Lalande reports that the
3h fathom shoaI previously reported TO lie
300 yards 21 deg from the dolphin at the
northern end OF the detached breakwater
(constr,icting) In approximately lat 10 81 8,
Ion ~ 81 w. does not exist.
Oct q rchr Imprimus (Br) wss abandoned
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NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or 8 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
1920
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IIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

ST JOHNS, NF. Oct 5-Sailed. str Born
holm (Dan), Sydney. schrs Admiral Drake
(Br). do; Evelyn Miller (Br). Port Null
grave.
In port 9th. bark czarina (Br). for Brazil.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE. Oct 1i-Barometer at
noon, 3O.1s inches: wind SW light breeze
weather, dull: temperature. iS deg Fair.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD,S Ship Neaos Office is an
the Barge Office. Ship Information givem By u s.
shipping Board Dolly Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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in lat "a 4s. lon es 50: crew taken off by
British str fairfield.
Sept 30, about 10 miles 252 deg (true)
from Cape Arago light, Oregon. large tree.
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ARGENTfNA titaD, at Cadiz 10th.
CANOPIC (Br), at Madeira 10th.
CREOLE STATE, at Manila 10th.
EMPRESS OF BRITAIN (Br), at Liverpool
10th.
LATvIA Dan). at Danzig 9Th.
SCANDINAVIAN (Br), at southampton
18th.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

General Post Office
mailed between
% III @ % % "a %
a hsrD es sn 0 % A u
uposo
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schr Little Elsie. New York for Nam
tucset.
Schr Cleaner, New York for Nantucket
Schr Jonathan Cone, New York for City
Island.
Tug watuppa. with barRes Cat 9:25 AND.
Tug Gypsum King, New York for Windsor,
Ms, with 3 barges Cat 80 PM.
Motor barge Choctaw Cat PM.
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Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER LIZ.

Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL.
italy and Rumania (s) via Naples and
Constance also parcel post malls for Italy.
str AMERICA, $3.50 AM.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Liver
pool (mail y. str sCYrHIA, AM (sup $3.50
Azores Islands and Portugal (spain y, via
Horta, Angra, st Michaels, Lisbon and San
rander; also parcel post mails for Azores
Islands and Portugal. str CALABRIA. $3.50
AM
Germany. via Hamburg: also parcel post
mails for Germany, Austria. Czecho- -Slovaitia.
Hungary and Switzerland str MOUNT
CLINTON, 80 AM.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark Lithuania
Latvia. Esthonia and Finland. via Christian
sand, Christiania and Copenhagen; also par
rel post malls for Norway, Sweden and Den
AM u. ~ ~ '''
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT VIC
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca. Ma
rino and Magdalena Departments Canal
Colombia , via KINGSTON. Barranquilla. Car
tagena. Cristobal, Buennventura and Guaya-
quill. str GRANFOS. $3.50 AM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13.
Barbados and st Lucia (Argentina. Uru-
quay and Paraguay y. via Barbados,
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, ctr BANTU,
8 80 AM.
Bahamas dncluding Inagua and Fortune
Ialands), Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and
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BOSTON, Oct 11-Fog signal on Vineyard
Sound. Sow and Pigs light vessel. Is again
In operation.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The master of str Gienpool reports as fol-
Reefs: Crocker Reef. beacon D. in approx
mateiy lat "a 50 N. Ion 80 81 w. missing
Tennessee Reef. beacon Z In approximately
Patch, beacon @, in approximately lat "a Al
N. Ion so 5s w. destroyed. lower part only
proximately lat "a 81 N. lon 81 "a w. MISS
Ing.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for New York.
Tug L Hooper. with bargas Cat ~
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str britannia c''2, MarHeillcs for New
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL

The time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWENTY
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DUE OCTOBER IA.
Almanac for New York October H..

IME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER Il.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

ELITE OF NEW YORK
IN EXPERIENCE"

The elite OF New York was recruited
for the big Paramount picture, "Ex-
perience," that comes to tho Rialto
theater on today for a three day run.
Wives of the most prominent business
men of that city. put aside their social
duties for a day to appear in the
gorgeous cabaret scene, which is an
important feature of the picture.
As the habitues of cabarets along the
Great Whit Way are. in a great num-
ber society folk. George F'itzmaurice,
tho director. induced the social lights
of the city to come to the Paramount
studio on Long Island and appear be-
fore the screen as extras" The re-
sponse was most generous.
Never before. perhaps, in the history
Of motion pictures, has there been such
. showing of brilliant costumes and
glitter of jewels. as was apparent
among tho distinguished extras" in
this scene in Experience"
Edna Wheaton. designated by the
Daily News, of New York, as the most
beautiful girl In New York City. plays
the role of "Beauty' in Experience, =.
Miss Wheaton competed with 5000
other Gotham beauties for tho honor
of appearing In Experience" Her
chance to break into the movies came
az the result of the kindness of a
friend who sent her picture to the
newspaper She is eighteen years old
and had come to New York from her
home in Ithaca. n. y. to study music.
Director George Fitzmaurice and the
casting department at the Paramount
eastern studios decided that some sort
of contest was necessary to get the
right girl to play the part OF Beauty
In the picture. All the stage beauties
wero more or less cold and did not fit
with Mr.. Fitzmaurice's idea of beauty.
Consequently the Daily News was en-
listed In the search Tor the real Amer
lean beauty and Miss Wheaton was tho
lucky contestant
Miss Wheaton was busy for two
weeks with her part having closeup
shots with Richard Barthclmcss, who
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

n you like a story of red-blooded
adventure. of pure romance amid
strife and combat, of strong men who
dare, of scoundrels who recognize no
law except that of the knife or pistol,
of men who live by Drawing the ter
rors of the sea, of mighty passions
that clash like the forces of nature in
"A storm. then Goddess Men, is the
photoplay for you. II you don't care
particularly for that kind of a story
YOU should see Goddess Men," just to
find out how well such a thing can be
done.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06
CASCARETS TO-
For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels COM
pletely by morning and you will feel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascarets never stir you up
or grippe Ike Salts. Pills. Calomel.
or oil and they cost only ten cents
n box. Children love Cascarcte too.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

In eight counties OF North Dskot,
where this year the crop 10 the best In
tho state, iis3 farmers pulled out in n
period OF eighteen months. and I6s, 900
acres Of agricultural land were left idle
for 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

Wool imports during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1921. show decrease
- 25.6 per cont in quantity and OF
s3.4 per cent In value as compared
with those of year ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

plays tho leading role, Youth" and
other scenes filmed with the remain
ing principals in the cast.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

Tho incest cathartic-isNstive TO
physic your bowels when you have
Headache Billiousness
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomach
is candy-liSc Cascsrets. Ono or two
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

H would believe the clap
local daily used for the cug h
thinking editorial columns dale only
them the form Of municipal which permits too much
buck, and allowing affairs to become political and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06
Is 1t an Experiment?

The City Manager plan has been in force only Il
plete report lists y specified achievements since the
among ESQ other forwardlooking cities whose tax
under the City Manager plan Of government.
The advantages Of having a City Manager obv
For counsel, many minds are needed; for extensi
versa business practice demonstrates this as does also
typical Pueblo school systems, where school board doe
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
NAVY AND LABOR
PORTFOLIOS OPEN

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Feb 10
limited Press) .-Complete uncer
taintv existed today regarding
president-elect Hardings appoint
ments TO the navy and labor port
folios in his cabinet
The possibility that A. T. Hert OF
Kentucky would be made secretary
OF the navy. seemed more remote TO
iFarding's closet friends today.
though they still believe him 20 be
under consideration. They also
gave the impression that Harding
will pick a man for labor whose
name has not figured prominently
in recent speculation. This, II
true. would eliminate T. V. O'Con-
nor. Buffalo. and James ]. Davis,
Pittsburgh.
Charles r. Hughes spent some
time with Harding today going over
foreign policies with the President
elect.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
CITY CHARTER
BILL SLUMBERS
Legislators Suspect Some
Openly Favoring, Secret
ly Oppose Measure
NO HEARING YET
ARRANGED ON IT
sian Correspondent.

stan Correspondent
DOVER, Feb. i9-"What is going
30 be the fate Of the Wilmington city
charter bile"
That Is question being asked
many times each day by Wilmington
visitors 10 the General Assembly and
others Interested in the passage of
the five commissioner-city manager
measure. framed by the Bipartisan
Committee Of that city.
What prompts the question is that
there are indications that some per
sons who are mildly supporting the
bin openly are opposing it secretly.
u Is argued that On s must be so or
otherwise there would 0e no doubt
about passage OF the measure. II
Wilmington. and especially the lead
ers OF both Of the big political par
ties were solidly back of the bill. it
could be passed today or any 6fher
day for that matter. 10 Is contended.
There Is no doubt but that members
OF the Legislature stand ready at
any time 30 give W lmingion Just
what It wants in the way Of a char
ter if the legislative representatives. OF
that city can agree on 20. All that is
necessary 10 bring this about Is for
both parties 10 come 10 Dover openly
and let the legislators know that
they have agreed on a charter.
The city charter draft now before
the Legislature was prepared by a
non-part san committee. and every
member 81 this committee is reported
10 have approved It. The bill has
been i'm The senate committee on
municipal CORPORATIONS for several
weeks and MP to date the bipartisan
committee that drafted and approved
the measure has never appeared be-
fore that committee 10 urge favor
able action on the bill. should every
member OF the bipartisan COMMITTED
| go before the Senate committee hav-
/ ing the bin in charge and openly ad-
vacate its passage the way II the
Continued on Page Two:
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
Owes $500 ON
SUPPORT Order
w. H. Weldin, Arrested in
Camden, in Arrears Since
July, 1919
INSE CONTINUED
UNTIL MONDAY

Arrested In Camden, y. j., two
weeks ago. on a charge OF being
$500 in arrears on an order
aralnst him here for the support Of
his wife and two children, William
1T. Weldin was before Judge Hast
ings. IN Municipal Court this morn
ing. requidtion having been granted
by the New Jersey authorities.
The case was continued until
Monday at the request Of his attor-
ney. j. Frank Ball.
The order against Weldin is SIS
"a week. He is said to have failed
10 make any payments since June g..
1919. Since that time he evaded
arrest. until information was re-
Gently obtained by Probation Off
Ger Haneck. S. Ray. that he was
living in Camden. A further inves-
tigation resulted in his arrest. We'll
din was willing to return TO this city
without requisition. but the magis-
trate before whom he was tried in
that city. insisted that requisition
papers be obtained.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
P.S. S.DUPONT'S
schoolgirls
EXCEED TAXES
Of % YEARS
With Millions to College Ex-
cluded, Donations Almost
Equal Quarter Cen
tury Taxes
CHECK-UP REVEALS
STARTLING FIGURES

That Pierre s. duPonrs gifts for
educational purposes in Delaware far
exceed the taxes collected on real es-
tate in Delaware outside Of Whining
ton during the past . years, has
been revealed by an examination Of
the figures.
Even with Mr.. duPont's donations
~ two million dollars or more TO
Delaware College excluded. his gifts
90 the cause OF education in rural
Delaware are almost as much as all
the taxes collected on real estate IN
rural Delaware for education during
the past p years.
These startling comparisons empha-
size the wonderful aid Mr.. dupont
has given 10 the public schools OF
rural Delaware and 10 the cause Of
education generally.
While hosts OF citizens realize In
"A general way. the vast extent OF
Mr.. duPont's benefacuons for -the
general good Of the State, very few
possibly had an idea that his gifts
TO education in rural Delaware (noi
including his gift Of millions TO Della
ware College,. almost equal the
amount OF taxes collected in Della
ware (outside Of wilmington foi
education in a quarter of a century
In the report OF then Governor
John G. Townsend 10 the Genera
Assembly, now in session. he eN
Continued from PAGE Eleven.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

LONDON. Feb. 10 Omitted Press.)
Indian rebels attacked the special
train OF viceroy Lord Chelmsford
near Aiiahabad. forcing the Vice
regal party 10 abandon its efforts TO
reach Calcutta. according to adviees
received here today.
The party left Delhi with the in
tention Of going TO Calcutta. AS the
train was approaching Allahabad'
an important railway junction 400
miles northwets Of Calcutta, it slow
ed down. Almost Immediately IT
was surrounded by hundreds Of eN-
tremists. who swarmed over the
locomotive and cars. They were
driven of with some difficulty but
the military escort deemed IT advis-
able TO return 10 Delhi
The advices. which were fragmen-
tarv. did not indicate whethtr there
had been actual clash, or there were
any casualties on either side. Some
fear was expressed here for the safe
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
TRUCKS
TO PAY TOLLS
Representative Davis Would
Exact Fees for Use of
Improved Highways
CHARGE ON WEIGHT
ABOVE FIVE TONS
stan Correspondent

Stan Correspondent.
DOVER. Feb. i9-Representative
Frank Hall Davis hin TO amend the
automobile laws by providing ton
mage charge for the use OF certain
improved roads by motor trucks
would. II passed. re-estahlish toll
houses IN this state. some of the
provisions OF this bin are as follows :
No loaded motor truck Of gross
load weight OF over five tons, wheih-
or or not the same Is licensed by mis-
state. shall run on any OF the i'm
proved roads constructed by the state
Highway Department or on the Lin
coin Highway. or on any OF The roads
IN this State constructed with state
aid. except upon paying the tonnage
fees In this section provided For each
one way trip upon It's gross load
weight above i've tons. 30 cents per
ton or fractional part OF a ton: and
upon It's gross load weight above
seven tons 81 per ton or fractional
part OF a ton; and upon its gross
load weiehi above 30 tone, $50 per
ton or fractional part of a ton. For
the purposes of this chapter the gross
weight shall signify the gross weight
~ the truck and contents. TIE
charges provided for in this section
shall be in addition 10 the license
fees prescribed by law. provided That
nothing in this section shall preclude
the free use Of unmproved roads and
roads not mentioned In tlis section.
There shall be established by the
state Highway Department toll houses
on the several improved highways
mentioned IN the foregoing section,
one ~ watch toll houses shall be at
or near the Pennsylvania line, o and
one at OF near the Maryland line, on
the Lincoln Highway, and one or
more near the city of wilmington.
commanding the roads leading into
Wilmington from The south, and such
others as snail be necessary for the
collection Of the said tonnage charges.
The fees shall constitute a part OF
and be used in the same manner as
ihe income OF the state Highway De-
partment received from licenses OF
/ automobiles.
! violation Of the act sail be pun
ishable by a fine OF 500,
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
Washington Day Proclamation

Citizens OF Wilmington and Visitors to the city;
solemn duty incumbent all OF us to honor the
OF being through
the hed or
vrle American spirit is necessary now
through crisis following the greatest srug
emerged triumphant and by virtue
of responsibilities have been placed shou
these obligations,
intended honor the Father
of Country which our 10y
Mayor the City OF wilmington community haowed by
daughters did the or
the ceremonies which
the birth OF General Washington
Of the the strangers in the community
are be held in the City
February 2l and to join in the pilgrimage
within the city limits February 2 The pill
grimage will star the old City Hall at o'clock p
householders the appropriate
ness Of a the Flag February 22
fsirned) WILLIAM G. TAYLOR
Mavor
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
THINK INCENDIARIES FIRED CARA GE, HOUSE;
NEW TYPHUS CASES CAUSE SOME ALARM
HARDING APPOINTS
HUGHES AS HEAD
OF STATE DEPT.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb. 10.
-Prcsident-elcct Harding today
officially announced the appoint
mcnt OF Charles Evans Hughes OF
New York. as Secretary Of State
under the Harding administra-
tion.
Harding's announcement fol-
lowed a long conference between
the two men here today.
II had been generally under
stood for several days that
Hughes would be the next Secrc-
tary OF State.
Harding first rendered the Of
fee TO Hughes shortly after cleo
tion but his acceptance was de-
layed while he considered the
matter.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
CECIL PRISON
UNDER GUARD
Sheriff Prepared to Give
Liquor Bandit Rescuers
A Warm Reception
$1,000 FOUND
ON PRISONERS

ELKTON. Nd. Feb. 1s.-The
dozen or more special deputies sworn
in by Sheriff Seth. in preparation
for the arrival OF friends Of the al
legged Washington liquor bandits.
stayed on the job until sunrise yes
terday morning. but the expected at
tempt at rescue failed TO take place.
The precaution was taken in con-
sequence Of a telegram received by
the sheriff from Police Inspector c.
l. Grant. Of Washington. which said
that FIVE men had left that city in a
hich- powered car for Elkton. with
the avowed intention Of attempting
10 take the bandits from the Jail.
This information was confirmed by
a telephone message.
Sheriff Seth and his deputies have
teen keeping up a close watch lest
the gang, II It had any intention OF
trying a Jail delivery. might yet ap-
pear He said last night that he
would be prepared for an attack as
long as the prisoners were in his
charge.
AHfN Will NINnANAN Ut NAInfN
over TO the Pennsylvania authori-
ties within the next two or three
days.
Yesterday Sheriff Seth compelled
oil the bandits TO submit TO a
thorough search. Nearly $1,000 IN
cash was found in their clothing In
the lining Of the vest OF Taylor
Freeman was found over S4O0 and
tied around Aaron Tractenberg leg
near the top of his stocking. $500
was discovered. The amount OF
cash found on the bandits and the
money they are known to have
spent, tallies with the amount they
are said to have received from the
sale Of SO cases OF whisky. which
was stolen from the West Grov,
] (pa.) holdup victim.
Leroy Mason. the Negro member
| OF the party. who was taken Z,
/ Washington on a bench warren
from the Federal court. was re-
turned to Elkton by the Washington
officials. a question having ariser
whether or not he could be con
victed on the charge upon which n,
was wanted in that city.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
FEAR TYPHUS
OUTBREAK IN
MANY CITIES
Copeland Says Government
Admits Vermin-Infested
Immigrants
DISEASE GERM CAN
BE COMMUNICATED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Omitted
Press) State Department plans TO
ban immigration from typhus-in-
fectod districts. was checked by
protests from the Public Health Ser
vice. It was said at the department
today.
This happened sometime before
the discovery OF typhus az the New
York quarantine station and its APP
pearance inland. Il was said
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. Omitted
Press) )-Typhus may break out IN
any part Of the United States as the
result OF vermin-infested European
Immigrants being admitted by Fed
eral officials, according 10 DIR. Royal
s. Copeland. city health physician.
In an interview with the United
Press today Copeland declared the
development OF three typhus cases
in Cortland. near Syracuse. y. ".
indicate that an Understandable
number OF disease carriers had pene.
trated the Interior Of the country.
There is no means OF telling how
many immigrants either infccte,
with typhus or carrying the deadly
I typhus coolies got by the Fedora
health authorities before We estab-
lished the re-examination process
now in force" Copeland said.
"The period OF incubation Tor th,
iyphus germ Is i2 20 20 days. Foi
that reason We may expect O.. know
very shortly whether any persons al
ready infected with the disease were
admitted 30 the country before We
understood the present precautions.
"Bui apparently the greatest danger
IS from persons. who. while they
may have not been infected al thg
time Of their admissiol. carried th,
iyphus coolies in their clothing OF
baggage. This vormin may infec
them later or Il may be communi.
Gated 10 other persons in railwa,
travel. stations. street cars and Other
public places. ID seasc spread in thi'
(continued on PAGE twol
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
.BITTEREST COLD
Is ON WAY EAST

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 United
Press. Tie winters biiterest cold
today was converging over the United
states, the weather bureau announced.
The cold was preceded by heavy rains
and snow storms.
"Abnormally cold weather prevails
in y IN Dakota and Northern Mime
sot the report said. several sta
lions in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
reported a minimum temperature OF
81 degrees below zero this morning.
Temperatures have fallen through
out New England, the West Gulf
states and in the Northwest.