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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-12

r. M.-Same to same $500, due IL
1-22, seq 5-42-4, Lots 1 and 2 ant
Sh NEA 4,42-4, Lots 3 and 4 anc
Sh NWA 4-42-4, M NEA and SWA
NEA NEA 8-42-4
G. M.-Same to same, $500, due
12-1-22. All saw mill machinery to.
gether with all lumber, saw logs, all
horses, wagons, sleds, trucks and all
logging equipment.
M. L.-Hartvik Lee and Jessie c
Lathrop, Troy.
Executrix Deed-Mamie Brethaue1
to J. e. Anderton ct ux Frances $4,000
Lots 2 and 3, 8, Sunnyside Add Mos
Satisfaction of Mortgage-First
State Bank of Bovill to Samuel FREE
r-m 4-26-16.
Satisfaction of Mortgage-Same to
same, DIM 5-6-18.
r. M.-Samuel Fret ct ux Myrtle to
First State Bank Of Bovill $4,000, due
2 years, NJ SEA and 81 NEA II
AL, except timber.
r. M.-Same to same $1,000 due 2
years, seq SEA IL, and NEH NEH
ball, except timber.
M. LEONARD R. Blue and Olive
Nina Mills, Moscow, Idaho.
Release-John P. Duke to Holly
McCown r-m 10-30-17.
M. L.-Anton Olson and Mrs Mar
garet Elizabeth Klock (Moscow).
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-12
COUNTY RECORDS

W. D.-Adelbert l.. Davis ct ux.
Isabelle to Francis p. Davis 81, IL
7-4-5-6-7-8-10-11-12, 10 and 6-7-S-1O-
11-1z, IL Onaway.
6. M.-Samuel Fret ct Tx lone to
LIST Natl. Bank, Moscow, $500, due
8-i5-22, SIS cows, 1 bull.
@. G D.-Augusta Lewis, Mary A.
Hutchinson, G. w. Enrich, Robert En-
rich and Lizzie Loomis to B. J. Jones
81, NEA, NE SEA and SEA SEA,
50, NEA NEA, 81, all in 42-5 and
containing 800 acres.
Executrix Deed-Augusta Lewis to
B. ]. Jones, $32,400, above.
r. NIB. J. Jones ct Tx Eva to
Augusta Lewis ct al, $4,000, M SEA,
and SEH SEA 30-42-5, and NEA
NEA 31-42-5 containing 100 acres.
r. M.-Same to same $4,000, due 6
years, NEA 3O-42-5 containing 100 A.
Amortization Mortgage-John l..
Maggie ct Tx Emma B.. to Fed. Land
Bank $500, due 33 years, VIZ SWA
1E-42-5, also / acre adjoining said
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-12

novelties will be specialized in at the
exposition, but there will be a host
of other useful and ornamental ar
ticles for approval. The display will
be well worthy of the inspection Of
everyone. IS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-12
Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
C~hamberlain'S Tablets.

II have frequently used Chamber
lain's Tablets, during the past three
years, and have found them splendid
for headache and bilious attacks. 1
am only too pleased, at any time, to
speak a word in praise of them"
writes Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt, Rock
port, N. Y. d
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-12
DISPLAY OPENS WEDNESDAY
Wonderful assortment of gift goods

at Hotel Moscow.
Maud Woodwork Reeves, of the
Aircraft Shop in Lewiston, the most
complete establishment of its kind in
the Inland Empire, will arrive in
Moscow tomorrow and on Wednesday
morning a display of gift goods will
be made at the Hotel Moscow. Boxed
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-12
tract.

tract.
Observation-Disclosures Heinrich to
John M Heinrich RIM.
@. G. D.-Jas. G. Throop ct ux Pan
tina to M. D. Mcpherson 81, e. NWA
and W. NEA 1S-42-4.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Army Orders

FRAN 7ae TfsDaac'e waalaa1to,s Bnreou
WASHiNGTO%. Oct 5-Armv or
cefs issued to-day follow:
Coast Artillery
i.efo col. Z IT,. ~ Fosf yotteu
tfs. 1t. z. 81 rewgned
tieio Artijlerv
J>o:x. cs17. T. =" IN s.ofrao.
f@Rlrr'tff. '13,f. ). ". )y.. io eoursbia
MtDighL tDKrs
MsrshsH. Isi. T. t.. 70 n0tt yssfraucss
~Iast TN. Capt. l.. T.. - iol Springs.
miscellaneous
xerry. rsDt. KtL.. int, 70 casnv grayfs
EfTomaas. 1t. j. H. Ak sYc. 10 Eaif1nld
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Reports by Wireless
Ey U. S. Shipping Board
Service

Distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated az noon unless OF her,vise specified
Aeolus 1,0SG SIC Ambrose oct g.
Aladdin 40 y NV Tortugas OCT 3
Amelia SIS S Ambrose oct 4.
America lat a. ol Ion 23 OF Oct 4
Amrotco $40 SW IIatteras Oct Z
An'illa 3s \ r san Juan oct 4.
Baltic 72 y Jupiter Oct 4.
Bayou Chico 50 NE Jupiter oct 4
Bayway $50 EsD Care Cod oct D.
Beatrice 55 u Sand I<ey oct g.
i3ethelr!dge 2s5 ENE Jupiter oct g.
Bolivian so X Key West Oct 6.
{ = Snidor 271 WNW Tortugas Oct 3
Calgaroltc off Miami Oct 3.
Charles Pratt lI5 : by W Hatteras Oct 4.
Chattanooga 110 Tampa Oct a.
City OF Montgomery 90 from Frying Pan
City OF Norwich so from Montauk Point
oct 5.
city Of Savannah rs sw Frying Pan Oct 5.
city of Rome l25 S Ttat,eras Oct 4.
Creole Ga Iiattcras Oct 5.
Csistobal 215 Cape Henry Oct a.
Dannedaike so = Jupiter OCT 4.
Durango IS Ne Cape Canaveral Oct l.
= f Kemp II y Jupiter Oct 4.
= " Sinclair 80 SW lIatleras Oct 5.
Edith 1.l72 s Scotland Nv oct d.
ElkhDrn y Cape Canaveral Oct 5.
Ei Lago 20 NV Tortugas oct g.
i Sol 800 NE Jupiter Oct 3.
E!nanuelc Accainn % S Iiatteras Oct 4.
Evelyn ! 80 SW Iatteras oct 4
I - Ascho $50 NE Muiter oct L.
galveston COS E Cape Henry oct 4.
Geo II Jones J Z I'owey Rocks Oct 5.
Geo w Barnes 215 NNE Jupiter oct g.
Glenpool 20 S Ilatteras oct D.
Gleuridge 08 NJ; jupiter oct .
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Trans-P aciGc Mails
Sail To-day

The connecting mails close a the General
postohice and City Hall PostoGiae Station.
New York, at p. m, As follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Hoosier State October T.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Manca, October 7.
Japan, Corea and Netherlands East Indies
Especially addressed only). via San Fran
Japan. Corsa, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China Netherlands East indies Except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, r. C.. Steamship
Empress of Asia Cctooer g.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (ex-
Cept Sumatra). Via Seattle, steamship
Wenatchee, October 10.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
.nents, Sulnatra and specially addressed
mail for French Indo-China, British
India and Ceylon, VIA san Francisco
steamship Wolverine state. October 10.
Zealand aud Australia, Via san Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti, October %.
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
of the following dates, Perth, August 81 :
Sydney, Septembor g; Auckland Septom-
Der i3; Honolulu, september q. which ar
rived per str Makura, were dispatched east
from Seattle on October |. and mails
dated. Manila. September 6 Houkdcn Sep
te1Nher IS; Shanghai, September Is; Yoke
str Keystone state were dispatched east
from Seattle on October ..
Tho mails from the str Makura are duo
in New York this afternoon ana those
from the str keystone State are due to-
niorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 5-The most i'm
pporlant time charter deal on the Pacific
coast since The war was announced here
to-day. The Norwegian strs Niels Mel
sen $40 tons: Hanna Nielsen. 4431 tons.
and Louisa Nielsen, 1850 tons, are char
tered for the period of year to Dant
y Rpsseill, lumber and shipping firm OF
Portland, at the rate OF $40 per dead
weight ton month. The vessels are TO
out OF the Columbia River with lumber
forming the bulk OF the Orient-bounel
cargo They are now IT Cardiff. where
they wilt load coal for San Francisco.
September arrivals and departures at
this port totaled S99 vesesiS of an a3-gre-
gate tonnage Of l.557,1s1 tons, according
10 Fn"nt of the Chamber Of Commerce.
ralty-seven hundred tons OF sulphur in
bulk. said to be the largest CONSIGNMENT
ever received here. were delivered to-day
by the str Freeport sulphur No. from
Galveston.
Three sainng vessels have been char
tered to carry lumber from the Pacific
Coast to the Orient. They are the ship
William Dollar, schr Levi w Ostrander
ana bark Simon L Toln}ie lBr). The Vii
liam Dollar, eyWalkurs (Ger), is load
ing 10, 900 barrels OF oil to be carried in
the ballast tanks
given trial trip here Yesterday prepar-
atory 10 departing for service tho
Atlantic.
SEATTLE, Oct During dense fog the
str Saginaw, towing the barge Charles
Nelson from San Francisco, went aground
Yesterday on WILDLY Island in Puget
Sound. With the assistance OF the coast
guard cutter Arcata the steamer and tow
were hoated after six hours and proceeded
for Mukilteo The Saginaw is expected
here late to-day for survey.
Japan and China imports from ports
IN the State of WASHINGTON for the first
little less than lhe total for 1920. accord
ing to figures announced here Japan took
deliyey of 81. 434,550 fee in 1929 and 4s.-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Arrived Yesterday

Str Munamar. Antilla oct 1, to the Mum
son Lines, with ~ PASS and indsc; Pier 8,
str Milan Maru (Iap> barry Sent 90. to
'uSuNi S'r stSoI e 20; ~ ballast Pier A. BSlyn
TO the isthmian Steamship Lines. n bal
last; Pier B. Jcrsey City. y j.
str l.ackawanna Valley. Reval Sept 6.
Il helsingfors :, NorrHopng Il and Brest %,
TO the Susqeuhsnna Steamship Co. Inc,
With mdse. Pier 80. Bklyn.
Str Presid cute Wilson GD Trieste Sept
to Phelps IsrQs &. co. With 94 first. 3e1
lndse. Pier I, Rush Docks Blyn
Str Hudson, DanziG Sept Is and Bremen
%. 20 the United states Lines. with 800
nrst. 1913 third class pass, mails and rndse
str Aware (Rrazo, Santos Sep. ., Rio de
Barbados 81, to the Lloyd Brazlliero. with
mails and mdse; Pier s. Bush Docks,
str Kathlanba nr). Calcutta Aus .,
Colombo 20, Port Sudan Sept 2. Port Said
6. Algiers ~ and Philadelphia Oct 4. to
Norton. idliy n Co. with ndse; Pier Q.
American Docks, $ 7.
Atlantic Transport Line. with n1dse; Pier
str Clearwater. sourabaya. July Il; rs-
tavia Jul 2l; Singapore July IS; Colorn-
bo 4us 1 Port Said, Aug %; Alexandria,
Avg 81; Piraeus. Sept 6; salonica, Sept 9;
Constantinople, Sept 16. and Rizerta, Sept
ndse; Pier -, Clifton. I.
Str Cape Henry, Philadelphia, Oct 4 /;
to Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. with nldse !;
Pier 81, Il.
Str Bradford City CBr>. Shields Sept %;
to v R smith, IN ballast; Pier a, Bklyn,
str Trontolite, Tampico. Sept 26; 10
Robert l. Hague with crude oil: Pier g.,
Constable Hook, J.
Str West Haven. Seattle. Aug %; Girls
tobal. Sept %. ana Savannah. oct .. to
the Atlantic Gulf & Pacific s S co, with
Mdse: Pier 81. y Il.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk. Oct 8: to Old
Dominion Transportation Co, with mdse;
Pier 20 Il.
sehr Nancy Lee OBr>, Maceio. Aug rs;
to " ana s Job G Co In ballast; anchored
off Red Hook Ilats, BlIyn
Returned: Str Gulf Of Mexico (hence for
Port Arthur).
u Coast Guard cutter Gresham. sea -:
anchored off Tolnpkinsvile. $ l.
BRAZILIAN man of war Ninaa Geraes, re-
turned from trial trip; anchored in Graves
Str White, rampico
Str Henry Nhitor yor. Vt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

milwaukee, Bridge. sundshal Sept II.
Moore q Mccormack Co
OssineIse Belfast, Sept q.
Moore & Mccormack Co
Sboney. Havana, Oct Ward Line
Due Sunday
Celtic. liverpool. Oct IT,. White Star Line
Nerentia. Shields. Sept 90. Cunard Line
Pastores, Havana. Oct 6. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Bcrgcnsfjord. Christiania. Sept 80.
Norweg IAN Amer Line
Francisco Malaga, Sept 10
Iillermans Wilson Line
France, Hare. oct s.. French Line
Robert Dollar, Gibraltar. Sept so.
Dollar S S Co
Wm Tup2er, Barbados. Oct 3d.. Clyde S S Co
Due Tuesday
Pannonia. Naples Sept 26. .Cunard Limo
Pcncisely. Gibraltar. Sept %.
Phelps Bros Inc
Morro Castle, Havana. Oct 8. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Polonia, Danzig, Sept IS. Baltic Line
Ocean Monarch. Algiers Sept "a.
Houlder. Weir g. Boyd
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

the agreement between the Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine and the Brit
ish government, which provides that
the company viii adopt no policies
injurious to British interests. Several
commissioners indicated yesterday that
the board will not go so far as to de-
nounce the contract, but will confine
itself to the question whether the
board itself will have any relations
with the company.
Mr.. Franklin recently submitted 4
supplemental agreement with the Brit
ish government which specifically ex-
empts American ships of the Interna-
tlonal Mercantile Marine the provi-
slons Of the ORIGINAL contract
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Str Empress Of india (Br,. Captain Web
ster; Liverpool Cunard Line.
Str knowis (AIn). Captain Forster;
Hamburg TO Norfolk; Kerr s s Co.
ST America GtaD. Captain Re: Naples
ana Genoa via Philadelphia; Italia Amer
str Now Britain (Am). Captain Sullivan;
Antwerp and Rotterdam: Black Diamond
S Corr.
erpool and Ayonmouth White Star Line.
Ssr Manchuria fAm), CAPTAIN Feeder:
Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg
American Line.
Str Troubadour (Ncrj. Captain peaer-
son; Bahia and Rio de Janeiro; Kerr s S
str Braga orr. Csptaln Autray; Lisbon
and piraeus via Providence; James W. FL
we'll & Co
str Galleo (Br> Captain Jones; Hull;
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Str Loretta (Am>, Captain Saunders;
Baltimore; Green star Zine.
Str Joseph j. Cuneo (Mor), Captain ia
cobscn. Santiago. Guaatanamo and Tana-
str Graciano usv) Captain Clarls; Alex
anGria and Abadan Via Newport News;
Furness Witty & Co
Tangiers and Ceuto; Three Star Line.
Str III Alba lAin). Captain Burns; Gal
weston: Southern Pacific CO.
str Henry II Mallory lAn,l. Captaln
Johnston. Galveston via Key West; Nal
lory S Lines.
Str ri Isleo (Am) Captain Neville; New
Str Comanche Arn). CAPTAIN Staples;
Charleston and Jacksonville; clyde S CO.
Str a r Kent Am), Captain I3aiano;
Los A0eeics. San Francisco and Seattle
Via Philadelphia and Panama Canal;
Norldpr Wior & boyd.
Str Pennsylvauian tAm). CAPTAIN Tap
/ ley: san Pedro and San Franciaco Via
Panama Canal, United American Lines,
STR IacNawanua cBn Captain Clark
Rir(,enhead and Manchester; y N Smith
( & Co
SIR Maddequet (Ar). Captain Peterson
! Cardiff. Avonmouth and Bristol; II Win
! chester & Co
Str G Harrison Smith N7r). Captain
! Ross Port I4obos. Robert l. Hague.
SIR Mount Yernon (Nor), Captain fngc-
! brighten; Bergen; Bennett }voslef & Co
Str Osse (Arn), Captain Smart. Con-
stantinonle and smyrna Export : Corp
Str Mijdrscht (DuD, Captain Tecns'na;
Barcelona and Tarragona; l. Van Om-
sen Nora Queen (BrD. Captain spcer
Perth Amboy; Z Whitney ( Co.
Sch Susan Cameron (Br). Captain Nc
! Lean; Newark: Gilnarten & Co
sch Maid Of England (Brl, Captain
/ Ciklo; Norfolk; J f. Whitrroy e Co.
Sch Nurtcliffo (Br), Captaln McLe Cd
/ Perth Alnhoy; Sexton e Bryant.
sch MAJ 10 (Sr). Captain Hayes Bridge
! Sch Flora VI (sr), Captain Merriam
anna polls; eeatou Bryant G. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
American, Ports

RosT2N; 1SG ,5x oct; 9.--Arriyed: strs; Aswt-
nsnIs; HATTgTE TT Eqs0s; or herS9aw pfoDldenes
Vailemore. liverpool, Via Philadelphia; !;
Fritonia (Br.), Barry, via Norfolk sailed :
Strs. Conehatta, Avonmouth via Norfolk;
thomas II; Wheeler. Tampico; Uhrallron
'Gk.l, Port Maria; Manchester Exchange
l3T). Manchester, via Halifax; Newton
Boston; Lord Downshire CRr), Belfast and
NORFOLK, Va oct 5-Arrived: 4th. strs
1Iswici- Grange tBrl, Shields; 5th. Glen
seiIles Elnanuele Accane UtaU, New Or
leans, Jefferson. New York; Syros. Ham
burg: Taibu Maru Gap). Portland, ore:
scientlst ,,, C9D. Galveston. Sailed 4th,
Strs Fran tNoT), Bathurst, b st Lake
Liverpoci via Boston, Virgil Br) Para;
Tritonia (Br). Glasgow VIA Baltimore
BulIa lBr). Hull via London; 5th Everett,
New England; Poiycarp ,lBD, Para; Pal
ponga (Br), Bathurst, y b: Striklistnd
!Nor}, Philadelphia. Hartheid (Br),
GALVEsToN. Oct 5-Arrived: strs
Demetrios- Pande}s (Gkl, Cardiff; Nueces,
New York. Sailed: strs B.abrant. Port
l.obos; Torres Tampico, Il Mundo, New
York; Lackawanna Bridge, Orange; New
ora tBr), Tampico
foHT EADs, OCT 5~Arrived: strs El
pa; Navanso. Cuba; Meitonian (Br). Liver
pool; Princeton, rampico, SunshinA Tam
pico. Surinalne, Port l.ohoa. Sailed: Strs
ROTTERDAM; r, Estero. New York: I.acsei.
,inI uin (bi). Tnmpico; Rama (Nik). Blue
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Oct 5--Arrived
ATS Ta.s Hottcrdan (DD, Norfolk; Brilliant.
,mrampico; Currier. New York; Ligonier.
TamDiSo. a1DiSo c,,f Tasd: 11o Strs Pennsylvania,
HAVANA, Oct 5---Arrived: Strs Siboney.
~ xican ports: Toloa (Br), New York
MORO CASTE, New York; San Gil (Br).
Boston, PastoTes, Cristobal and Puerto
lAmon: Seiled: Str Sibonoy. New York
Hc.>FREAL. oct 5--Arrivcd: Str Sierra
Neyada, leith; skogheim CNor), Creenock
sailed Strs Bdycino OBJ Cork; Karl
SAogland ORD, i4a amburg; Teespool tBr).
Sren'en: Nina Brae lBr), Halifax; Alfred
%oni" iNor). HAMBURG
PORTLAND. Nc. oct 5--Arrived: Sch
IA ; Dow, Norfoih. Sailed: Str Jonancy.
NCrtoIh 4th, schs Mary + Barrett Nor
folk; Con Fau (Br) Nova Scotia port.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Gloucester : Z Fire Island oct 5.
Gulfking I'd Jupiter Oct A.
C;ulfsn1 40 s juniter ,lct 2
C;ulf!gI,t rs 6 .TuDiter Oct g
Gulfmaid 155 SW uatte-as Oct s.
Gulf queen 12S Fatteras oct 5.
C;ulfstream 100 s Hatteras oct A.
II c IIoleer liz s Hetteras oct
II NJ Fiagler So SIC sand Key Oct 5.
Hampden "a sW Vineyard oct 4.
Harold walker 127 { Hatteros oct
HAYDEN 80 3 cane Henry Henry Oct 1 un tow
e., Ir,oi,jta - Na'0 1'e'''S W. VIZ ~
Henry D ,Nvit1 Wbifon e. c 1r,t,or., %,
~ Js-hJta % ~ ~ ~, > - - ISs.s 80 Oc'
IiIi,ois NE ls = T,,,i1s N Ha.teras e,at OCT l.
Insnertor ,rI5eft aos svv ta+ Ocl oo+
Rostvcir an scotianS Sct oct
! L,,o.c ctar rrori, - -. - us -, - Oce - D.,
lean qro,, IN ~ y i jupiter OCT
,Jerf Davis 43o rrNT, ci5or,e.4or A,root :
Ionn n Isoi9ar,1,. % q q Ir..- ,.eo- * - .
Jonancv SW Montaul< Posnt oct
<ewanee 6 w Torfuras Sct
Lake Iciront 81 " .fnniter Oct
i'a(e r1s,nare ~ Syy Tr5,ro'por 20 Oo.
Lake Farber lat 4s ii Ion 46 IS Oct 4
lake 'rinnah : & Wintnr- -0t,art. n+ - D.
Ic,isa "a S Cane HenIoDen Oct
!. X Thurlow u Sc st Petersburg oct 3.
Liberty Minuuns 35 n IIattoras Oct a.
IAnaon ca \ Santa Marta oct !
Livingston Roe 1850 ENE rIatteras Oct Q
l.ordship Manor $50 2 Hatteras $ PM Oct
Louisiana 56 SW FIatteras oct s
Maracaibo G72 S Scotland Nv Oct T.
Margaret u Jupiter oct 4.
iiarne < Sombrero Oct :.
Mayarl aa4 $ Nantucket Oct 4.
Mctine 80 SIC Charleston Oct 4.
Mendocino 80 NE Jupiter Oct 4.
Mnrrimack 40 Winter r-Quarter Oct 8.
milwaukee, Bridge 2o5 Am brose Oct 6.
Momus e79 NE Jupiter Oct 3.
MontTolite 40 SW Sand Key Oct s.
Moro Castle q S Jupiter Oct 4.
Nantucket SW Fire Island Oct 5.
Nockum 3io Z Ambrose tto"lns str West
ern ComoC Oct 4.
N!obe 42I NE Charleston oct 4.
ohioan l21o Scotland " Oct 9:
Oklahoma city l25 WNW Sand Key OCT ..
Oregonian l1s + Boston LN oct 0,
oscar - Bennett 20 NM u jupiter OCT D.
Falisades sS MEN Cape Henry 9ct ..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Sailed Yesterday

=. Strs Gugliemo reirca NN. Naples:
Cymric Queen (6r), Leith; Minas Geraes
tBraz), trial trip; Eugene L Thaycr
,Am), Tamplco Sheaf Field Gsr). Nor
foik' santa Elisa tAm), Callao and Val
Che, bourg; Paris (Fr), Havra; Henri Il
Mallory tAm), Key West and Galveston =:
shanghai; Panaman (Am). Philndelphia:
Carolyn (Am), San Juan Fonsa and
Mayaguez; Loretta Camp, Baltimore;
henowis Camp, Norfolk and Hamburg; ri
Aba lAm), Galveston; Ell Iseo (An),
New Orleans; Joseph Cuneo lNor},
Santiago, Guantanamo and Tanamn
Estonia fDam, Hamburg Danzig and
L,ibau; Braga Tr). Providence. Lisbon
and Tiraeus, Ocmulgee (Aln), Phiadei-
Pima; Trouhador (Nor). Bahia and Rio de
Janeiro.
L S S Coast Guard cutter Gresham. sea.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel Port. Agency
TsNetoyo Waru Singapore. Aug le
Houidcf, Weir &. Boyd
iiog Island. Bizorta sept 20 Export S s Corp
Carrnania, Liverpool. sept 27.. runard Line
Georgia, MsjHga Sent l9...... Phelps Bros
wilsoi,. Cristobsl sept 49, Williams s S Co
IT S. George. 5crinn7a, oct a.. Turn- Witty
Tiyivcs Kingston. oct l.. United Fruit Co
Creole. Sew Orleans. Oct l.. South Iactnc Co
Due Tomorrow
Ryndam. Plymouth. Sept 90
Hplland-Am"rica Line
zeeland. Antwerp. Sept 2s Rcd star Line
Aoolus Santog. $ Ut 2l.,,.... Munson Lines
Eauban, RIO de Janciro. Sept 2s
laInport d Holt
Dne Saturday
Brita onia, Marseilics. Sept 27 Fabre Limo
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-06-18
WAITING TWENTY YEARS FOR
A MISSION.

This letter, written by Sister Mary
Raphael, T. o. M, of Vesale, in the
South Solomon Islands, is a direct call
to some weil-to-do person who as yet
has done nothing for the furtherance
of his Church in poor and distant
lands. The faithful nun who is no
doubt performing wonders herself in
her struggle with poverty, hardship
and difficult climate, says:
Near q town called Makira, which
possesses mission station, there are
some villages whose inhabitants have
been waiting twenty years for a mis-
sion of their own, and priest or cate
chist to dwell among them. They have
theoretically refused to accept Protes-
tant ministers, clinging to the hope
that one day they may have Cath
Ollie missionary.
rs not this really heroic? And, alas,
there seems to be no immediate
chance Of their patience and good will
being rewarded; the means to build
chapels, and the priests or catechists
to teach catechumens are not to be
had, but Providence will surely one
day bring the treasure of the Faith to
our poor natives"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-06-18
ORDER PATTERNS BY NUMBER

Waist s27s; Skirt s257-A Dressy Dress for
the Matron.-Comprsing Waist Pattern s2IS
sizes: "a, SO, 49, 40, AZ, A and 46 inches ns
bust measure The skirt in Z sizes: %, "a, 26,
width at lower edge is 1A yard. The tunic IL
especially becoming to stout figures, since 1t
gives height to the figure.
AS here portrayed foulard in blue and tan 10
combined with white organdie embroidered with
blue and tan floss. To make the dress for
medium size will require IN yards of 4O-inch
This illustration calls for two separate pat
terms which will be mailed to any address on
| receipt of 10 cents for each pattern If silver
or stamps
ss1s.-A Stylish -one-piece Dress.zpattern
361S was employed for this design. 1t Is cut
Size viii snes require rG 81 n yards of 54neh material
Gabardine, crepe, mohair, duvetyn. pongee,
linen, sateen, foulard and tanfeta, win be at
ished with fitted sleeve or one short and
flowing. The width of the skirt at the 1oot'
with plaits extended, is yards
pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.
2seo.-Grrs Dress and Sun BOnnet met, s,d is
comfortable warm weather ,, ontf It , w1ie en-
work out in the sunshine. Gingham. percale
secrsueker linen drill paqe or Ropiin e %atS
boomers under this dress, petticoats may be
dispensed with,
The patts Is cut in sizes Yards Of ncS
material for the dress and y yard for the
pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address receipt of IL cents in silver or
stamps
seis.-A Smart Up-to-date MILDLY Dress
Pattern 1919 was selected for this design. 1t
is cut in sizes 8. 10, II and IA years. A
II year size requires yards of So inch material.
and poplin are attractive for both skirt and
| mildly or the skirt may be OF serge, mohalr'
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
| address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.
s5s7.--A Neat and Comfortable Dress for
AZ, A and 46 inches bust measure. 80 inch inc
size will width re 9f the skrt at Of he oo Is
Bingham. seersucker and other wash goods
| "A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
ad sossa Pleasing stsesGs Bit Of
Portable model is lovely for crepe s,,R lawn ~n
hands Of F9F and
lace with insertion to match.
The pattern is cut in Sizes and sara
44as inches 'i bust measure Size medium re.
quires aN yards of ss-fnch material.
address on receipt Of 10c in silver or lc and
ssii.wA New and Stylish Skirt. -Patten se11
waist measure. 2s-inch size win require ~ ~
/ yarQs OF 4U-InCH HidIeTldl. Ahc WAoIh "a SAS
| skirt at the foot is 2A yards.
| Duvetyn, gabardine, sateen. linen. gingham,
| pongee sports satin and silk, taffeta, poplfn
and serge are ali good for this style.
pattern of this llustra ton mailed to any
smns T GG IN Blouse ssF
/ tern 1907 is shown in this design. 1t is cut in
| 6 sizes: a. SO, 49, 40, AZ and A inches bust
| of 36-fnch material.
Crepe, Silk satin, linen, batiste, figured wolfe,
crepe de chine and madras are good for this
style.
A pattern Of this Illustration mailed to any
address on receipt Of 10c in silver or stamps.