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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Arrived Yesterday

= str Routry (Br, Liverpool. Iulv ,s. ~
DH s'r St p"s Ms.v in ts sslass sosh nkye,
C7nanova July -. Baracoa july - 70 ~
.ns Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass and
ST. Huron. Barahona July is, San Do
r3.nTe City July H. Macoris Iu'y 10. san
S e,,,,, and Porte Plata july 81, turks Island
pass mails and -,ndse; Pier "a. : klyn 90
deIp eF sea,ries san Juan July II. Phila
susar. p,e a-y r. TO II Bull & Co. wi
p s SIT L,uSpali!e London. July IA to the
S0o ar'|,, Steamship Co. with mdse; Pier
Str scotland Maru (Jap>, AIgiers. July
H.. 70 Suzuki Co. in ballast; Pier 45.
ST. fungus (Nor,. Aqua July "a. San
DOMINGO City July 15. NIacoris July t.,
Pe s Sg pista nj. J,uly II Sanchez July r.
TURKS Island July %; to the Columbus
j. SIR Connus New Orleans July "a: to the
S p3s Pacific Co. with pass and mdse :;
STR South American tBr,, Valparaiso
S JUNG 60; - Ant9fagasta June ao Cailao July
the American Metal Transportation Co.
witt rqdse; Pier rs, N r.
Julv ' srush 4, Tag e -s June 20 orstobai
with lumber; PoQghkeepsic.
90 str lmperator tNor), Port Morant July
Str Fort Victoria IBID. Rermuda July
-. to the Furness Bermuda Line, with
70 pass. mails and fndse Pier e5 Il.
SUI NarraEansett (Er). Barry July Is.
l - N "A smith, In ballast; anchored of
Falifax July IS; to Furness-Withy 4 CO,
Wiz $50 pass, malls and rndse Pier 95,
Str Str Great Falls cartasena July ~:
Cape Haiti July 2s; to the Raporei Line
WIN pass and mdse; Pier Al. N r.
Str Santa Marta. Cristobal July IA.
gaartasena July II: Porto Colombia July
9 ~ . Santa Marta July 22; Kingston July
mail and mdse; Pier is. z r.
SIR Mongolian Prince (Br). Shanghai
Aprtl rs, Hong Kong May 1, lilo Ilo May
-, Manila May 10. Singapore June 4,
Sy9lombo June IS, Port Said July &,
with sndse; Pier 4, Bush Docks. B'klyn.
Str East Wind, Meira June 5. Durham
June a. Algoa Bay June "a Cape Town
'une -, Barbados July 81; to the S &.
Au9tralasis s Co, with rndse; Pier a.,
Cherbourg July 20; to the White star
Line. with 313 first. 27S second cabin. 129
sJeerase pass, mails and mdse; Pier So.
Str Lake Fabyan. Newport News July rs:
to &c Cuba Mail Line, with rndse !;
Pier II. B'klyn
Str Eastern Sea, Baltimore July rs; to
Black Diamond Co, with mdse; Pier 8,
Army Base, lslyn.
Schr Commack, jacksonville JuIv o5. IN
Elliott, Oak Point, N Y.
Str Tasmania Maru (Japl, PhtladeIphie
Jliy 26 to Toyo Yusen Kaisha; anchored
Str Munerlc (Brl. Liverpool.
Str Ea sterling, Hull
Str Fest Port, Eualva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29

werp via T rotterdam; Libcrator. Pacific
ports via Bait more GuIfcoast. Port Arthur
PORT EApat July 2s-Arrived Strs
4 lbertolite G3r). Montreal; Cliona (Rr).
United Kingdom; Comayaguga (Hond),
Port Cortez' Defiance, New York, Jalisco
(MeXl Tampico, Minnie de Larrinaga
1Br), Hampton 2oads: SInaloa lNor).
Frontera Tipton. Ceiba. Sailed: Strs
Adana CBr), Marselles; Cabrille, Mobile
CITY of Brunswick, Antwerp; Coahorna
County, London, III I-leo, New York; he
redia, Cristobal; Lake Flatonia, Port
Tampa Lake Tishor, Vera Cruz. Living
s'c1 Roc. FuroNe. ~ as.rr fe7i~A r.l,,e-
fields; Sioux, Porto Rico; Western Light.
Hailpurs; Aoro li4oNa). GeIpa
PORTLAND. Ne, July .S.-Arrived: Str
Jonancy, Norfolk Nourega (Nor), Chris
tianla Sailed Str Modesto lNor), Muir
PORT TAMPA July 2s-Arrived Str
MagdalA tBr), Glasgow. Sailed: Miami,
SAVANNAH. July 2s-Arrived: Str
City Of St Louis. New York
TAMPA, July 2S-Arrved: Str Lake
Faristeil. New York. Sailed schr Island
Home (Br). Iriona; q Y Drew (Br), Grand
Canaan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Counterfeiters' Plant
Linked to 5 Prisoners

William j. Brennan, James Kennedy
and Thomas McGlynn were arrested
last night in an apartment occupied bv
Kennedy with his family att 3o2 West
Fifty ninth Street. charged with pos
sessing counterfeiting tools. They
were held for the Federal authorities.
Brennan gave his address as 275o
Eighth Avenue and McGlynn said he
lived at 514 West Fiftieth Street. They
said they were passing the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
Early in the day Detectives OTeary
and Hazen, who made the arrests, saw
the three men entering the apartment
house carrying bundles. They kept
watch on the place until daylight and
thereafter, in the hope that others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

tDistance is given sn miles. Reports are
GATED at noon unless otherwise specified.
Albercos 2266 w Columbia River PM
Aeolus 1925 Sc Ambrose July ct.
AAsg sSdsr ,s 80 = > Jupiter July r. or
Apache 2 n Fryingpan July 27.
Apas 17s NE Hatteras July %.
- AFFAIR." 2oS ,, WNW Tortugas July 81.
7sfsss r. city 5so Jupitsr Jaiy =
Bus r Nam rs T hbross 5 gny T.
Brave Occur - SO is lon % A July III.
bylaw 3 M, Block Island July %.
Carnaguey 2e3 from South Pass July 27.
Carriage 8 NV Havana July 81
City OF Freeport 81 Hatteras July 81
City Of Savannah l26 sW Hatteras July 81.
Clement Smith 1875 NE Hatteras July 81
CoIonbia 1875 S. San Francisco PM
Comal IS n Jupiter July ct.
Cristobal lSG S Cape Henry July ~
bsIambas nsE Eo sosIss nht Jny e.
Dirigo Az wNw Tortugas July a.
Dungannon 81 $ by Cape Lookout July 81
Eastern Dawn 21s NE cape Henry July II.
FL Captain 202 from San Juan July II.
81 81 Laso 1o1 Y Hatteras July 81.
Ell Oriente 1873 WNW Tortugas July 27.
E Essex "a /, Frying r ing Pan July n.
f'y AseSs go WMW To w 1ug ,v
F F, Lucksnbach 1o6 E Ambrose July 81.
Fieetco 27o q Tampico july. Il:
Freeman IS sw Winter Quarter July %.
General II f Hodges 254 S Scotland Lv
Golden State s52 w San Francisco PM
Great Falls 2se s Scotland Lv July 27.
Gulfmaid SO FSE Sabine Bar July 81.
Harry Luckenbach 275 Scotland Lv July
Illinois 50 Hatteras July II.
M Gufey 27O w Tortugas July 27.
John D Rockefeller SO WNW Tortugas
Joseph Seen 80 E E sa = Key July 81;
-ilnae 156 Tampico July 81.
L I i sW Haftsr@s July %.
1.edian Pa Hatteras July IL
Mexicano rs HatterAs July q.
Manmssb III ss dsns HsSs 5g JULY q: e.
Mohawk 80 N Hatteras July 81.
Munairea 1877 NME Colon Jciy ~
Newona 1885 NE Tampico July ~
New York 376 WNW Tortugas July 81.
Ontario 81 E Shinnecock saly %.
crizaba lat 20 "a Ion 81 So July 81.
Potwico $50 Scotland July FL
Ponce 1924 s Scotland July 81.
Putwico SIS S Scotland July 2S.
Quistconck 113 sc South Pass July OF.
Quittacas $50 n Port of Spain Glowing
Zaca) July 81.
Rochelle 315 Sc South Pass July 81.
Sabine Sun 90 w Nantucket July 81.
San Felix IA w Sand Key July 81.
San Jose 1877 N Tela July 27.
Sun Mateo 269 s Cape Henloper July 81.
Santa Martin $50 S Scotland July 81.
Santa Rosa AZ NE Crpe Henry July 81.
Sixaola 259 S Ambrose July 27.
Steel Inventor 367 NE Colon July 27.
Sueleo 400 E Ambrose PM July 81.
Swift ar GO S Hatteras July %.
Texan III S San Pedro July 81.
Turrialba 1873 NNE Colon July 81.
Tyrdareus 400 w Seattle PM July 81.
Vittorio Emanuele III Z Ambrose 8 PM
W H Libhy 90 N Hatteras July 81.
" NJ Irish 81 Sand Key July 27.
West Calera 508 w San Pedro PM
West Camak 903 S San Pedro July 81
West Canon 1919 w Cape Flattery PM
July 2o
West 1sonn 2es5 w cape Flattery PM
wssr Ivan 1919 w Cape Flattery PM
July 20.
West Keats 1883 " Columbia River 5
w.nimantic 1S5 Cape Henry July 27.
Yeitul1u Maru 60 Sw Hatteras July 81
Yesoking 140 e Ambrose July 2s.
Zaca--259 Port of Spain Gin tow Quit
tacas) July %.
zacapa 332 SW Santiago July 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Ebbets Field Inquiry Begun
stioting at Boxing Bout Denied
b. y iuess

. District Attornev Harry E Lewis, in
Brooklyn. yesterday began an invest
ration into reports &c riot at E5bets
Field during the progress Of the Her
.nan-Lynch fight Monday night, whcn.
1t was alleged, cashier at the field was
held up and robbed OF $51c.
Charles Il. Ebhets. president OF the
Brooklyn Baseball Club, testified that
reports Of a riot were exaggerated. The
cause OF the trouble ne said, was thas
spectators had sold tickets after the
night began and the gates had been
closed Purchasers of the tickets be-
came excited when they were refused
adinituance, with the result that there
was much confusion, he declared
Police Inspector Joseph Conboy. who
had charge Of the police arrangements
at the tlclo, also denied chat q riot oc-
Cured or that there was gun play.
Mr.. Lewis said that hearing will be
held later, at which William A. Gar
vim vice-president of the international
Sporting Association, will testify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
France Facing
billion Francs
Loss I'm Marine
,;ouidasion of Governments
Owned Trade Fleet May
Cause a Heavy Deficit,
French Deputy States
|soeedy Sales Are Urged
|s,o,e Behind 500, 100000
Francs From Operation;
Wooden Ships a Factor


rs.,,s has nc shipping board along
!. lines Of the American one, but it
f.. government merchant marine
"a shin sales problem to dispose of.
The discussion CT bill relative to
h, l;1uida,;or 81 the state merchant
ls..t has been proceeding in the
r. Chamber of Deputies this
|r,ansA. and the government has been
|r,5er sharp criticism
Morinaud, Deputy for Algeria, for
Instance. has stated that the cause of
La The errors made is the absolute
|'r,spscity Of the government to do
|sny business.
Loss of Billion Francs
sTbe liquidation of the state feet
should be proceeded with with the
las. possible delay" he added "Its
..s,stion has cost us 500 100000 francs,
nd oo0, 100000 francs will be lost on
- sale of the vessels, which should
.sve been disposed of in 1910"
Hubert Giraud, well known mar
.;lles shin owner, agreed with NJ. MORT
ssud ReNlvinr = the claim the5 the
esTsrnment merchant marine acted as
rsculstor and moderator of freights,
and prevented private owners from Sc
faring abnor g. profits at the coun-
TVS expense, he said:
an order 10 spare to The public
100000 to 20,o00,000 francs year,
| which represents the total profits of
Isl French owners in normal times
/ ,se government. taking the place of
ur.vate ship owners, will nave to re-
/ cover from the taxpayers 100000 to
/ lQ00O0, 900 francs, this being mode
rate estimate Of the yearly deficit on
| the operation Of its vessels This is
Hike jumping from the frying-pan into
IAe fire"
Wooden Ships Defended
The French governments shipbuild-
1ssndsd by NJ. Andre Tardisu. who, as
3vss responsible for the feet of wooden
vessels ordered in the United States for
france in 1917 and 1918, and most CT
(which are regarded as unmarketable.
Hs stated that it had been neces sary
ITO build vessels at any cost and that
shs was pressed with demands for
carrying space from all French gov
stnment departments.
u had no alternative but to order
government vessels" he added. "be-
asause the American government would
a1ot accept any private owners. We
aiad TO take the first wooden vessels
asvaiiahle, because it was impossible
10 build or buy steel tonnage"
4 In short, NJ Tardieu pointed out,
ahs purchase Of the wooden feet way
81 var operation, whose quick realiza-
3Iion was imperative at the time, but
which necessarily involves a quick
3uquldation, now that the war is over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Army Orders

From The Tribuns's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 2s-Arrny ordArs
Issued TO day follow:
Infantry
Buckley, Capt. ]. J. TO Nogales
Honorably discharg ed-Wallace. Cant
T. r.
Medical Corps
Kent, Capt. G. B., resigned
Reed, Capt. c. O.. 20 Denver
Cavalry
Biesler. 1t Col G. w. TO Fort Sam
Houston.
Maulsoy, Capt G 8. to West Point
knight. 1t. H, to Fort Riley.
Engineer Corps
Clay. Capt. L. Du b. to Auburn
Peckham. Lit. H l.. to Rolla
Coast Artillery
Hickock, Major N. j. 10 Fort Warren
Lowry. 1t. l. B., TO Fort Worden
Herman. Major P H. to University OF
Cincinnati
Miscellaneous
Lyerly. Major b, F. A., to Fort Howard.
Burke, Cont. Surg. H. A. U. S. A, to
Camp Lee
Cummings. Major A D.. Insp Gems Der
to San Francisco
Mangu1n. 1t. A B., Phil. Scouts. resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
-, Nsw combination Passenger and Freight
Sa.ns. Fast; Luxurious Steamers.
operator shoaon bottom Of eolamn.
Plymouth. BouloSne and Londsn
From New York
August 16--September 20--Old North
July 3o-October 11-November 15
December 15--Centennial State I59)
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
August S0--Hudson (l5s)
August 2a-October s-Prtncess Ma.
toika (159).
august 1O--september 22-Potonac
Plymouth. Cherbourr and Bremen.
From New York
- August 27-Septembe7 2S-October 90
November 2s-December 3l-Anlerica tl5sl
August S-September October NO
vember 5-December s-Januarv
George Washington U59)
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and Buepos
From New York
July 23-Alnerican Legion (91).
August 3--Huron (91)
Aug l7-Aeous (91}.
August SI-Southern Cross (sl).
FAR EAST
Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
Manila. Hongkorg. "''
From San FRANCHISE
July so-Empi State (05)
August 20--Golden State Io5l.
fokohana, Kobe, Shanghai HonSkonR.
Manila.
From Seattle
August 27-November 5-wenatcha.
1O6).
July ao-october s-Keystons State
C06l.
September l7-November 2s--stlver
State (106).
HAWAII. PHILIPPINES. EAST INDIA
Honolulu. Manila, Saigon. Singapore. Co-
lombo, Calcutta.
From san Francisco
August 1a-Creoie State (i0D
September 14-WoIvertne State f1as,
COAsTWISE AND HAWAII
Havana, Canal. Los Angeles, San Francisco
and Hawaiian Islands.
From Baltimore
July 30-Buckeye State (S0)
September 3--Hawkeye State (s8).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Tran s-Pacihc Mail

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Postofrtce and City Hall Postofrice Sta
ton, New York. at 90 p. m. follows;
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tenyo Maru, July 20.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship VIII
helmina, July IS.
San Francisco, United States army trans
port Thomas July 81.
Japan, Corca. China. Siberia, French Indo-
CT ma and Netherlands Fast indies (ex-
cept Sumatral via Seattle, steamship
Ratori Maru, July A.
Hawaii, FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria
B. C.. steamshin Makura. August !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Sailed Yesterday

Champion Anderson (Am), Tampico; CITY
OF Adelaide tBr), Bombay Sidlaw Range
tBr), Constantinople, Lenape (Arn). Jack
sonVtlle; Esperanza {A1n). Havana: Seho-
harie (An), Philadelphia; Mongolia (Am)
Hamburg; Grove (Nor), Curacao; City Of
Montgomery (Am), Savannah; Mayflow err
S5r), Parrsboro; Garlic (An), Cristobal :
kovaer (Norl. Santiago; Haiiton (Am]
rfolk; U S OBrien, Newport. r I,
Thomas, Newport r l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
City Island
Pound South

Schrs Frances L Tussg, Walton s.
for New York, with plaster, 20 Rock Pias-
ter Mfg Co; vessel To Crowell & Thurow
Altana NJ Jaeger, Stonington. Conn, for
New York, to Gilnlartin s. Co.
Bound East
srhrs Mas flower (Fr). New York for
Parrsboro N S; Maid OF France (Br).
Jersey City for st st John N b; Francis
Goodnow, Port Reading for vinal Haven:
Erwin Luce South Amboy for Rockport .
cen port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard tins.
TrIA, I,f NIX.


Nor'h or SANDY Observation-Disclosures r.
rs westerly Ninds; overcast weather
SANDY hook to- MISUNDERSTANDING
southwest and west winds; partly ever
Aast weather. i
- rns 70 rlo~da s.raits-Stor,7, al
Sottstc 81 able intensity over the Canadian
MARITIME provinces. moving sastwnra
hat'eras TO Key west--Moierate south
, ,,Ss. ma south winds; partly overcast
VIZ =, ther. occasional showers
S.'ist Gulf and West Gulf-Gentle TO
~, ate variable winds and generally
Caribbean Sea and windw.rs tass.
Mouerate 10 fresh east and northeast
vines, except variab BILE over extreme south
.a,ss ION partly overcast weather, local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Fire Record

SO eure aa m av.; awning;
'''--ln 'front.' OF 1873 w. Broad
way tsxicab; Michael Roony.
'''-i Ra.t W 10th st; wiuiam 'S
aa'--l2s =. 25th st; W. F ! a. aNh'~h
Pm FRIEND Co................U Unknown
si'-1ss E. roth st. the Bronx;
lsk-s Sar bauma n-.......... Unknown
II a. st. and broadway. troll
&c., ny ea:' n Y. Rvs. Unknown
aront OF ToS w. 1s0th st.
i2s.- al'o ,,- Star Fruit Market -. TrinIng
sa0- ". 22d St; unknown. Tri/ine
5N-SSss, w. s4th st jacob Seigel .Trifing
erosion av., the Bronx;
ila-S9n H II Co.. Unknown
+t 40 4. 31th st; Nurses Out
f50-SSa7 association Unknown
sioro Broadway; Levy Shoe
sas-s21 G. ............ Unknown
- 81. Nicholas ay.; Michael
s;s9--69 Z, Ieu ....-.....-.... TriGlng
12'h ST; J Horertiy..
- fsSs az. and 18th st; str %n,'"A
t,ss--lss7 H. r. "..........Tr ihfng
900 Lexington av,: unknown.
~ sSg Broadway; s. w. An ohHn0"H
CO.. Elizabeth St. Rosario : nSn'"
s:ss-~I con,....' ......-..... Unknown
!. inso ,OnVent az; Martin Roach
sla--ssd ...............T Unknown
snto 81 and Amsterdam av.;
'''s Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29

would enter the place. There were no
further arrivals, and at 8 o'clock at
night Eeunedys apartms Mt was raided.
re nel &c say they fopnA cnrnnlcte
counterfeiting outfit including plaster
mods Tor rassng aol{Ars. s..4t .1a44eIs
enc CHARTERS; si,ree revoIvers and q
large amount OF revolver ammunition,
as well as blackjacks and brass
knuckleS. A quantity Of unfinished
counterfeit Nancy IN calf and quarter
dollar farms also was seized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29

so afatson Navigation Co.
lao Market Street,
San Francisco Cal.
20 South Gay Street, -Baittrasrs. Ma
81 Munson Steamship Ltas.
81 Wall Street, N r
Tel Bowling Green 1880.
1sS Pacific Mail ). 6. Co.
IL Hanover So. n. T.
Tel. Bowling Green 4s3o.
100 The Admiral Line.
IT State Stre4t N z
Tel. Bowling Green ssys
l. G. Smith Bldg, Seattle. Wash.
1853 [. ). all g. 9. Co.. ins.
45 Broadway. New Yesk.
Tel. whitehall 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Foreign Trade Notes

according to a cablegram from Com
lnsrcial Attache c. IL CUNNING ham at
aadrld, parcel post agreement be-
Fsseh the United States and Spain was
published on July 81.
number Of silk weavers of japan
] asFe formulated a definite plan for the
establishment of a serieultural bank.
i ~ the present government relief meas
a'es must necessarily be only tempo
3nly II Is believed that such e bank
] "a ene promotion Of sericulture and
3ssaTing should be established for the
sssmanent aid of the silk industry.
Imports Of dyes into China from
asimany during the spring OF this
9!ar were valued at 538 600 haikwan
YES imports from the United States
INC valued at AZ, 900 t. els, compared
iTn fii,OOo taels in the spring Of 1920.
Haeh there were TO imports from Ger
many Imports Of dyes from Holland
!..gps ana Japan ranked next, in the
P''sr named this year.
In. Inc prospects of reviving the IA
luus Ceylon pearl fisheries in 1924
|U h." +: oeen considerably enhanced by
] as discovery of fresh and inpc rtanr
llssssposltts' and there is every indication
3,s s. the trade will be restored within
archibald j. Wolfe. of New York, has
,ssa appointed chief of the newly
ssated Division of Commercial Laws
,r sne Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving tins add l hour.
Sail To-day
Evening star., 1921-11-07
The Key to the Street.
n HRRIAM LINDSAY didn't caro-

IL GRRlAM LINDSAY dlun { caro-
"v how much Richard Slocum
wv teased her about her new
home. It was spring and she
was very happy. For weeks and
weeks she had shopped for houses
wildly, trailing from suburb to su-
the attendant rsalestators.
''It must have at least seven rooms
and two baths. It must be colonial
It must be white. 1t must not be
moro than fifteen miles from Grand
Central. In highly restricted Sec
tion. Not moro than thousand dol
lars down. hut 1t must not be stucco,
for we both hate that. And there
musn't be q red rambler rose near it"
Day. after day. she had wearily
donned her hunting costume. And
m ar last o sees rsss sSseo e" oo es svs O.
with red ramblers that was in an un-
restricted section twenty-five miles
"All Inc women / know" boasteda
things when they move. It's because
they don't plan intelligently. I've
planned every last thing, Rich. For
the packers and movers and every
thing. BUT the cleverest part Of the
plan is the way I work you! Just
as the movers lash the birdcage to
the starboard side you whis up with
your angel car and whisk you and
John and Meiissy and me down to e
the dear little new house. We shall
have a house warming. A beauti-
full steak three inches thick"
Richard promised. glad as he al.
ways was Of any excuse to be with
Merriam. He hadn't in the least
gotten over the curious exhilarat tion
she had ever reused in him; he took
melancholy delight in brooding
over his bill GIFTED hopes. The trace
Of the fiirt that she had been before
her marriage still fingered in Mer.
naughty love Of showing or before
Evening star., 1921-11-07
Copyright the synalcae.)
WITH WINTER NEAR SOME BUGS DIG IN
READY FOR DRIVE IN THE SPRING.
, the Intsrna tioHAl Syndicate. J

for cleaning at 10 cents q window II
you are quick and get right on the
Job when the lady who lives! In the
house that was sprayed IL real angry
about the whole business.
But as I said the birds will NOT get
the class OF bugs that are called
borers, but woodpeckers can DO that,
and that Is what b weodpecker 10 do
a little pneumatic hammer that the
men use when they build big build
ings and drive those rivets in the big
beams. Do not drive q woodpecker
away, for he may be doing you
great favor II you but knew 1t.
hard on the trees and things and had
them in nice shape when the big con-
ference started. But what they have
to do here is but very little when you
compare 1t to the millions Of acres of
forest land in some parts of the coun-
men II they try to get them with
spraying stuff. Out in Oregon the
Klamath Lake Counties Forest Fire
Association Is trying to put the pine
beetle out Of business; That organi;
loss Of 100000 for ten years because
Of the beetle. The loss by FIRE was
only 10000. 900 feet Of pine. while the
loss due to the bettle was 100000.
900 feet. That is q big number. and I
Ku6S0 lNAt luHUeG WOulo ASN0 YUM
a lot Of houses. The association wants
to locate all the trees where the
bugs are hiding this winter 30 that
the trees and limbs can be cut down
and burned. thus stopping the beetles
from getting fresh start. Mr.. MO-
Nary, In the United States Senate, or
Mr.. Sinnot. in the House, can tell you
all about the bettle, for they come
from Oregon.
Sometimes I wonder why there are
such things as tree pests and bugs
that get in your garden and other
things like that. But guess 1t
would not do to have things too easy
would 1t. But if you start to study
nature you can spend your life at it.
RUSSELL BURKE,
The Travelog Boy.
P. g.: Helen McC.-Fort Ball during
the war Of 1919 was where Tiffin,
Ohio, now Is. Across from the home Of
Gen. w. G. Gibson was a small tree
that now almost covers the home of
Mrs. C. H. Van Tine. This tree has
been marked by the Dolly Todd Madi-
| son Chapter Of the D. A. r.. and nom-
| mated for a place In the Hall of Fame
for trees by Mrs. John Locke.
Joe Richardson-Gold was discov-
cred in California in 1S4S. and when
! the big rush started those people
were called the Forty miners"
have a letter asking how many
different languages there are, and
wonder what member of the Junior
! Travel Club can answer that question
for me?