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De! Servieio Especial pcro I'D PRENSA'
CLEVELAND, octubre 1f-Lcs je-,
fes de las hermandades ferrocarrileras
Estads Unidos Sc apodere de los fero-
carriles, Sc podra evitar Ia huelga-
Warren S. Stone, gran jefe de Ia
Hermandad de Maquinistas de Loco
motoras. dijo hoy 10 siguiente: B
"Los presideRtes de los ferrocarrilsS
pueden arreglar esta disputa, Ell CO.
bierno puede evitar Ia huelga. Los.
presidentes no quisieron discutir la si-i
tuaci6n, no obstante que les dejamos Ia
palabra final en- Ia conferencia de.
Chicago. Por consiguiente, solo que Ell
Gobierno Sc apodere de los ferrocarri-s
les podra evitar la huelga-
Aade Stone que los cue realmente:
de las empresas ferroviarias y que ell
actual conflicto es selo una parte de la
campala por el trabajo Ebre.
"Si solo sc tratara de reduction de-
salaries 70 habria huelga, sigue dicien-E
do stone. Yo he recibido de 15 a 100
cartas en- que sc citan casos de inten-;
tos por diversas empresas feroyiariaA
de violar los reglamentos del trabato.
que sc establecieron por arbitTate, p0rs
decisiones de Ia Junta del Trabajo Fe-
rrorarrilero y por otros medios.
Concluye diciendo que no Sc harA
ninguna distinction entire trenes de car
ga de correo, pues la huelga parali-s
cara a todos.
Por lltimo, ecina toda la culpa de la
actual situaci6n las enpresas ferro-
viarias que han tratado sienpre de vio-
lar Jas disposiciones de Ia Junta de1
Trabajo Ferrocarrilers-
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para hoy mismo Sc anuncie IA politics
que ell Gobierno Sc propone segutr en-
case de que estalle Ia huelga para
prevenirla.
FL Presidente Harding presentara al
Gabienue un anAlisis del estado de Ia
juelga ferrocarrilera, un bosquejo de
Ia actitud del Gobierno en- la actual
controversial y las medidas, de caracter
meramente defensive, para proteger los
servicios federales, en- el case. do qua
estalle Ia hueIga.
FL Presidente Harding parece gus no
cree que ID. huelga Sc neve a cabe, pucs
to que Sc propone salir de Washington
esta noche para Yorktown Williams
zurg, Va, donde pronuDciara manana
diScursos.
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Ia HUELGA DIscuTIDA EN- Ell
GkBiNETE

Tele5ran.a Especial para Ia PRENSA"-
WASHINGTON, octubre 1S.-Hoy Sc
reuni6 ell Gabinete para estudiar la
question de la huelga y Sc espera que
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IA BANDA DE PcLtCiA VlENE A
LOS ESTkDoS UNlDos
relesrama Especial para ia rRENsA"

Teiegrama Especial para ia PRENSa'.
CTUDAD DE MEXICO. Octubre IS.
La Banda de Policia, famosa orga
nizaci6n musical que ma sido reorga
nizada en- esta capital, que Sc halla
ahora iutegrsda por Glen profesores,
ha salido con rumbo los Estados
Unidos. en- donde hara una gira artis
tica recorriendo yarias ciudades de
IA Union.
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LA ExPoRTAcloN DE PETRoLEo
MExICANO

Telessama Espeeia! para LA PRENsA.
NUEyA YORK, Oetubre 1S.--Las
exportaciones de petrtleo mexicano
durante el mes de septiembre que aca
ba de pasar, han sido, despues de las
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FORHN EAS:

Sr. Enrique Arrieta.-Pulga,
California .........
Sr. M0nico TavareZ.-Harts
horte, Okla ...........
ST. Victor Navarro.-Narti
neZ, Texas ...........
Sr. L. Corral pavalos.-Los
Angeles, California ...
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la BANDA MEXICANA
De ESTADO MAYOR
ENVIA UN SALUDO
A S. ANTONIO

Telcgrana Especial para La PRENSA
DALLAS, Texas, octubre 1S.-La
Banda de Estado Mayor, CUE Vi
sta nuevamente esta gran Republi
ca del Norte enviada per ej GAobier
no de MEXICO para asistir a. Ia feria
que Sc cclebra actualmente en- esta
ciudad, Sc complace en- enyiar afec
tuoSo saludo a IA ciudad de San An
tonic, Texas.
\ LA PRENSA. el peri6dico
nexicano de mas irnportancia en-
los Estados Unidos. particularmeute
esta agrupaci6n musical hace pre-
sente sus mas cordiales saludos,
rogandole aceptar Ia consideration
mas distingUida del Director de
esta Banda de Estado Mayor, Capi
tan Melquiades Campos.
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Colectado por Ia senorita
Maria Blanca Fernandez,
de Brady, Texas:

Sr. Guillcrmo Herrera ..... 100
Sr. Juan Laing .......... 500
Sr. Antonio Gutierrez ...-. 100
Sr. Magdaleno Delgado -. 90
Sr. Juan Gonzalez ........ 0.30
Sr. Jose Ma Dominguez -. G.50
Sr. JesGs EIiZaIde ....... 0.25
Sr. Simon Treviho ....... 0.25
Sr. Jose Nazquez .. 0.25
Sr. Ramon Martinez .... 0.25
Sr. Rafael Campos $1,000. 100
ST. Francisco Martinez ...- $50
Sr. d. NJ. Rocha ........- 1.05
Sr. Anastasio Perez ...... 1000
Sr. z. A. Cullen ....-.- 100
Sr. NorberGo Ortiz ......- 100
Sr. Genaro Laing ..... 100
Sr. Antonio Martinez ..... 0.50
Sr. Mauricio Salazar 5000. 0.5o
S- Rafael Dom!ngucz ..... 0.50
Sr. Bernardo Herrera ..... 0.5o
Sr. FIorencio Saladana 80. 100
5Sr. Julio Rios .......... 0.5e
Sr. Joaquin G. Becerra -. 0.25
Sr. Bernardo Perez ...... 1.OC
Sr. Antonio Flores ...... OF
Sr. Mauricio Tijerina -. OILS
Sr. Calixto Fuentes .... 0.2I
Sr. Pedro Hurtado ....... 0.l0
Sr. Saturnino de Leon .... 0.5o
Nino Miguel de Leon ...... o.2o
Sr. Paulo Soils ........ o.50
Sr. Carlos c. Mond-ag6n -. o.5o
Sr. Perfecto Ccrna ...... 100
Sr. Julian Cruz .....-..... 0.50
Sr. Nicolas Reina ........ o.5o
Sr. Leon Garcia ....... 1.0e
Sra Melchora Yanez ....- go
Sra Lucia Y. de Garcia .-. o.5o
Mia Dora Garcia ...... 0.25
Sr. Martin Gonzalez ..... 100
Sr. Norberto Gonzalez go. 100
Sr!ta. Julia Cervantes -. o.5O
Srita. AIanuela Gloria ..... 0.50
Sr. d. NJ. Rocha ...... 90
DonatVos de personas que
no inscrihieron sus nom
breSr ........ .....-.-.. 10
Se5unda colecta del senor
. Jesus {. lbanez, de Mia
no, Texas:
Sr. Salvador Marquee ..... 0.50
Sr. Guillermo Marquee -. o.5O
ST.. Emisdio Montes ....... o.25
Sr. Bruno PaCheco ........ 0.5O
Nino Simeon Pacheco ..... 0.25
Mia Anita Pachece -....- 0-20
Sr. Leopoldo Inf2nte ..... O.5O
Sr. Prisciliano Loya 100
Sr Raymundo Varela e.2S
Sr Jose Lopez ........... 0-50
Sr. BaIdomero Castro -.... loo
Sr. Fernando Jauri ....... 0.20
Sr. Carlos z. Lozoya ..... 0.25
Sr. Victor Telles ......... 0.5o
Sr Miguel Bolanos .... 0.50
Sr. Dolores Hernandez 0.25
Sr. Jesus Chavez ........ o-25
Sr. Ausencio Arenas 100
Sr. Estanislao Guzman leo
Sr. Guadalupe Diaz ....... 0.5o
Sr. Juan Martinez ..... 0.5o
Sr. Geronimo Morales go. O.25
Sr. Jesus Nacias .......... e.2o
Colectado por la Sub Conf
sion Honrifiea, de Mission.
Texas:
Sr. victoriano Cara Villa
-rea1 ..... ESQ
Sr. Juan Gonzalez ....... Va
Sr. Simon Gonzalez ....... Ca
Sr. Etanislao Garcia ..... Ga
Sr. Fortunate Gomez .:.... o.2S
Sra. Antonia Gomez ...... e.2o
Sra. Lucy Gomez ......... o.2o
S:ita. Amelia Gomez 1855. o.25
fPasa Ia Pag. 81
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tPasa a Ia Pas. 81
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Un resiGente en- San Antonio
ofrece dm de su sueldo
un dollar SemanGrio
,LISTA DE LOS DoNATWOS PARA
LAS EScUELAS DE DOLORES
HIDALGO, GUANAJUATO
Suma anterior
DE SAN ANTONIO:
S 22.79O. 46

Sr. Marcos Z. Beninz 800. 100
Sr. jose Castillo ......... 0.25
Colectado por ell senior Nell
ton M. Arias:
Sr. Melton NJ. Arlas ..... go
Sra. Conception +. dc Arias o.25
Sr. Magdalcro +. Arias -. OILS
Autrl!!a +. Arias ........ 0.10
Timasita y. Medina ..... 0.25
Santiago II. Torres ... 0.25
Pedro X. Garcia .... 0.25
JESUS Guerrero ........ 90
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Colectado por la Sub Conf
sion Honrifica, de Mission,
Texas:

fPasa a Ia Pag. 50
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(Pasa a Ia Pag. Say
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iEnyle listed su obolo hoy

Compre usted sus libros, en- espa-
mol Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 118
N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata -
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ARRIVED.

Str Giuseppe Verdi ItaD. Genoa Oct and
Naples 9TH TO Mcdonnell 4 Truda. with 50
first, 245 second and e00 third class passeu-
gers, mails and mdse. Went TO pier IS.
North River
str New York City CBr). Bristol Oct I aud
Norfolk 18TH. 20 James Arkell q Co, with
rndsc. Went 10 pier 60, North River.
str winterton (Br), Hull Oct .. 10 Bowrlug
4 Co, In ballast. Went to pier 2, Erie
Basin, Brooklyn.
str Irish Monarch CBr) Grccnock Via Nor
folk. 10 @ VI Fetterol co. Went to pier 2.
Eria Basin, Brooklyn.
Str Oshkosh, sligo Sept 20 and Glasgow
oct 4, To Moore y Mccormack. with mdsc.
Went 70 foot OF 18th street East River.
Str Eastern Sea, Antwerp Sept 90 and
Baltimore Oct IL. 20 the Black Diamond
steamship Co. with mdse. Went to pier 3.
Army Base, Brooklyn.
str Breiz 1zel CFrD, bordeaux Oct 4. to tho
Compagnic Generate Trsnsatlantique. with
mnnec.
Str Tlorinda fSp). Tarragona Sept 2T,
Denla 30th and Valencia Oct l. to Garcia &
Dias. with mdsc. Went to pier 33, East
River.
str steel Engineer. Genoa and Lisbon, 10
Norton. Lilly 4 Go. with rndac
Str Ncponset. Nontevideo Sept %, to the
Elder-steel steamship Corporation. with
rndse IN transit TO London. Went to pier @.
West Shore Railroad, Weehawkcn, M
Str West Catanace, Seattle. to tho Elder
Gtcsl Steamship Co.
Str Mnnesotan. Seattle Sept 10, Portland.
q. 23d. San Francisco 2eth and Cristobnl
oct i2, 20 tho United American Lines. with
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
CLEARED.

Str City OF Cambridge (Br). Finiister. Yo
kohanna, Kobe. &c, via Norfolk, Calves .or
and Panama Canal (generaD-Norton, LILY
& Co.
Str X Luckenbach. Baarstad. Los An
geles. San Francisco. &c. via Panama Cana
(general) )-Luckenbac Steamship Co. Inc.
Str PARMA tBr), Perry, st Crolx. st kitts
&c general )--Furness, Witty a. Co.
Str Dorothy. Higgins. Monte Christi, Puerto
Plata, &C (genera)--A II Bull & Co.
str General II + Hodges, Larsen, Cape
Hayu, Aux Caves. sc (generaD--panans
Railroad Steamship Line.
Str Mirafiores tBr), Matthews, Santiago
Guantanamo and Manopla (general)-At-
lantic Fruit Co.
Str III occidente. Campbell. Galveston fgen-
eral)--Southcrn Pacific Co.
str Ei Lsgo. Anderson. New Orleans tgen-
erai)--Southern Pacific Co.
str City OF Montgomery, Hammond. Savss-
nah (general) Ocean Steamship Co.
str Apache Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville (general) )---Ciyde Steamship Co.
str Norfolk Forrest. Baltimore (gencraD-
Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Pencisely (Br), Watson (from CalafnaLs
and Patras). Philadelphia dn transiD-
Phelps Bros & Co.
str skagern tsw). Rigneli. Portland (bal.
last)-Furness, Witty g. Co.
Barge r Y sullivan (Br). Pertisse, houses
Point (conD-Pcrusse tinastcr).
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

ST. Nooidam Dutch. Rotterdam for New
York. IL expected 90 dock at foot OF 9Th
street. Hoboken, Saturday about noon
Str Martha Washington. Buenos Aires for
New York, Is expected 10 dock at pier 3,
Hobokeu, Friday forenoon.
str Aqultania (Br). Southampton &C. FOR
New York, Ia expected 20 dock at pier o.
North River. about noon Friday.
str Lapiand CBr). Antwerp. &C. for Now
York. Is expected to reach Ambrose ligltsh II
about II AN Saturday and dock that after.
noon at pier Gi. North River.
str America, Bremen for New York. Is cr
pected 90 dock at pier ]. Hoboken, Sunday
morning
str Centennial state, New York for Lon
don. was 23s niles from Plymouth at uoot
18Th.
str Hudson. New York for Bremen, wal
500 miles from Ambrose lightsfip at moor
10Th.
Str George Washington, Bremen for New
York. was expected 20 arrive at Southamp
ton about . Pm i0th.
str Santa Marta, santa Marta for Nep
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr Maplefeld (Brl, before reported
abandoned, was towed into Cumberland
Sound. Fla, by revenue cutter Yamacraw.
str Polon.a (Dan), which passed out Quar-
antine al :23 PM yesterday bound for Cux-
haven. Danzig and Libau, stopped IN the
Narrows at :40 PM and lowered a lifeboat
TO pick up man who had fallen overheard.
After getting the man aboard vessel pro-
ceeded at ) PM
BREMEN, Oct 19--The American str George
Washington sailed yesterday for New York
with / 900 passengers on board. Prior to the
departure OF the vessel number of passen-
ger agents OF the North German Lloyd
Steamship Co were guests OF Capt Cunning
ham.
BOSTON, Oct 1e--Str Arlington. which has
been at East Boston for some weeks out OF
commission and undergoing repairs, was
fioated into dry dock this morning for under
water work.
MARsEILLES, Oct 19-The United States
Shipping Board yesterday closed It's offices
In this city, which had been maintained since
America entered the great war In 1911. The
shipping Board office at Genoa will in
future look after American ships stopping
here.
NORFOLK. Va. Oct 1e-Flshing str F:stclle
arrived here with tail shaft broken and pro-
Deller gone.
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rndse. Went TO pier G. Bush Docks. Brook
lyn. .t <,,.
and Pacific Go. Went to pier 81. North
Str Eger. tNor>. Port Spain, :. -. A.,
Str Cailabasas, Azua Oct IL, 70 tho Al
lantlc Fruit Co. with sugar In transit TO St
John, NIB. Went TO pier 4. Bayonne.
Str c Garfield Tampico Oct 10, to rs the
Mexican Petroleum co, Win cruoe OH. went
str Munansr, Antnla Oct 10. TO the Nun;
ndse Went TO pier Q. East River
str bartholomew, Guantanamo Oct i3, to
the New York and Cuba Mall steamship Co.
in ballast, Went TO New York Dock Cos
pier II. Brooklyn.
Str lake Tabyan, Manzanillo.
Str Lord Seton tBr). Santiago Oct IL? 10
Sunday Co, IN ballast. Went 10 Erie
str Pinar del Rio (Br). Havana Oct and
Matanzas and Mariel 1sth, TO the American
and Cuban Line, with sugar ns, iz % ,rs Nav
York and Cuba Mail steamship Co, with SO
passengers. malls and mdse Went to pier
Str o I Waring. Baton Rouge. TO Robert
L Hague, with crude oil. Went TO pier D.,
Constable Hook. NJ.
Str Polarine, Baton Rouge.
Str Lake Fannin Brunswick. Ga, 10 the
Clyde Steamship Co, with muse. Went to
Sir Hamilton. Norfolk. TO the Old Dominion
transportation Co, with mdse. Went to pier
26 North River.
Str Hamilton. Nortolk, 70 the olo lJoinln-
ion Transportation Co. with mdse. Went TO
pier 20. North River.
Str Buchanness fBr), Philadelphia for
Hamburg TO the United States Navigation
Go. Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier ~.
Str Bernard NJ OBJ trawler,. Yarmouth.
Ms, Oct lG. to the United Fruit Co, In ball
last.
q strs Lykens and Bagaduce, New Lon
oon. Went to Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
v 3 destroyer Brooks, Constantinopic. An
chored off p6th street, North River.
u destroyer Gilmer, Constantinope. An
chored Off p6th street. North River.
L & destroyers Crowinshleld, Blakely. WIN
Preston, Barney. Bernadou and Preble.
All anchored IN Gravesend Bay.
u destroyers Dickcrson. Hatfield, Her
bert, Schenck. Slcard and Leary. All went
TO i26d street, North River.
BARK Cecil y Stewart, Brunswick. Ga.
Schr Granville i Bacon. Norfolk, 10 Gil
martin a. Co.
Tug Atkins Hughes. towing barge.
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

Bristol: Kentuckian, Philadelphia; concho,
Key West and Galveston.
Strs Callabasas (from Azua), st John.
NIB; Somerset, Hamburg; Berengaria CBD.
Southampton.
schrs Sedewlck Charleston; Frank 4
Morey, Norfolk Marshal Foch (B). Phila-
delphia
u S destroyer Satteree. for sea.
Tugs Mary G McNally. towing ! barge
Ienrico, towing =: Beagle towing ,all
passed out Sandy Hook at AND.
Sailed 18th, str SiSaola. Kingston. &c.
The corrected reading OF tho barometer
(reduced TO sea level) at New York on
Wednesday, Oct 10, 1921, at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
was twenty nine and eighty hundredtns
60 SOD inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-six and nine-te tenths
I756al miiimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advanthseously use the
above official data for observing whether
thoir own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind az Sandy Hook. IN, - Hliss'
clouuv. smooth sea.
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Dangers to Navigation.

fReported TO the photographic Office.l
Derellct Picked Up-The U $ Coast Guard
cutter Yamacraw on Oct 1t reported by
radio that she has picked up and was towing
tho derelict sclr Map!efield, which had been
abandoned ON Oct IA in lat u 4S n. Ion
30 As W.
Oct II, lat 81 40, Ion &c 90, passed several
planks projecting about feet out OF water
apps rently attached to submerged object
Str Shenandoah.
Oct 9, lat 1e 80 n. Ion 60 "a w. passed a
small empty barge marked Monson Lint
1O7-Str Vttorlo Teneto QtaD.
Oct 13, lat ~ OF. lon 81 "A. sighted spar
about feet in diameter, projecting about !.
feet out of water.-Str Old North State.
Oct Q. lat 80 o5 N. Ion 0 43 w. str, Car
patti CRoum) reported wreckage sighted. ap-
parently a partly submerged vessel.
Oct .. lat 4s 1s n. Ion IS w, str Flavia
reported a drifting mine.
Oct 2, lat so 30 n. Ion "a w, str Tregantlo
(Br) reported small vessel. bottom UP.
Oct /, lat Sc 81 n. Ion 20 z. str Mime
kahda reported a drifting mine.-All by str
Eastern Sea.
Oct IL, lat 46 90 n. Ion 4G 81 W. sighted a
berg about 100 feet high and 200 feet long,
Str Old North State.
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AUCKLAND, Oct l6-Arrived, str Canadian
Conqueror (Br). Montreal, SC. Via Neiiing
ton
sailed 18Th. str Niagara CBD. Vancouver
MONMOUTH. Oct 1e-sailed. str Altoona
AzUA. Oct 14-saiied, str Rovaer CNop
Montreal.
BARROW. oct 1o-Arrived. str westwego
BELIZE. Oct 15-Arrived. str Canadian
Forester (Br) Montreal. &c.
BILBAO. Oct la-saiied' SIR Dorrt 'Dah'
Boston.
Arrived l1th. str cabo Espartel (sp>. New
BREMEN. Oct is-Arrived. strs Cllffwood
New Orleans: Progress dam, Norfolk; l4th
Birk tNor), do: vauclin Flg, Galveston;
Sailed 18th, sstr George Washington, New
BRisToL. Oct is-sailed. str opeiika,
BUENos AIRES, oc. is-Arrived. str Win
Arrived ilth. str IIaliartus (Bp. Montrca.
via Boston. New York, &c.
Sailed 18th, str Canadian E2plorer Br.
sailed isth. strs vestris (Bp. New York;
Glenluss (Br), Galveston. -
CALCUTTA, Oct 17-Sailed, strs CITY Of
Benares (Br). New York; steelmaker, New
cEARA. Oct 1s-Arrived. str Dunstan
COLOMBO, Oct 17--Sailed. str Corne-ic
(Hro from Calcutta for New York.
CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Oct 4-Arriyed; strs
phia eth. King Alexander (Br)' New York;
9TH Saugus. do.
corENHAGgN. Oct 15ArryeG' fs,I' stTs rscan1i Ana
lienborg DAM. montreal; leh' frederIN
CRIsToBAL. oct ls-Arrlved. str Van
Rensselaer, Dutch. Amsterdam.
sailed 18th, strs South American (Br,. New
York: 81 Duns;an (Br). United Kingdom.
DAI<AR. Oct 1I-Arrived, str Bassa tBD,
-'fT TERRoL RR4oL Oct s-Arrived. str Eduardo
(SpJ, Port Arthur.
FowEY. Oct is-sailed, str Eastern Glade.
GENOA, Oct 14-Arrived. strs Dionyssios
Stethatos (Greek), Galveston; Moncallere
(ItaD, New York; 18th, Elcano (Sp), New
Arrived 18Th. str Dante Aiishieri QtaD,
New York via Naples.
Sailed 18th. str caprera dtaD, Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR, Oct 1S-Passed. str Malacca
MarrI (Jap). New York for Marscllcs.
Passed 18th, strs Jalapa. Seattle for Bar
eelona leth, Mesadli pirasas hslias edreek' New
Arrived 18th str Taormina QtaD, New
York for Naples.
I:af, Sailed 18Th 1sth str Montreal (Bo. from Naples
GIJoN, Oct 12-sailed. str Nuria (sp>,
GLASGOW, Oct 14-sailed. str West Ca
max, Liverpool.
Stockholm (sw), New York; 14th. stureholm
(Sw), New Orleans.
HALIFAX, Oct 19-sailed, str Digpy tbr)
HAVANA. Oct 19--Arrived, strs Orizaba
Vera Cruz for New York; Moro Castle, New
York. -
Arrived 10Th, strs Pastores. New York
San Bias (Br). Boston; Toloa (Br), Crfstc-
bal and Linlon for New York.
Sailed 18th, str Antilla. Vera Cruz
Sailed 10th. str Orizaba. New York.
HONG; KONG, Oct 1S-Arrived, str Arizona
Maru tJap), Seattle.
HUELVA, Oct 15-Sailed, sir StorneS
(Nor), Philadelphia.
HULL. Oct 1S-Sailed, str Narcissus, Ncr-
folk.
KOBE, Oct 16--sailed. str Canadian Pros
pector (Br), Shanghai.
LISBON. Oct 17-Arrived. str Braga (t'r)
New York for Piraeus.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ls-saied, str Limnea
(Br), New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, strs Schenectady, New Orleans
Maiden Creek, Baltimore.
Sailed 10Th, str Empress of Britain (Br)
Quebec.
Arrived 18th. str West Harshaw. Savannah
and Charleston.
LIZARD, Oct 1s--Passed. str Clarksburg
Hamburg for Boston, Baltimore and Norfolk
LONDONDERRY. Oct 1T-Arrived, ST.
Ballygally Head (Br), Montreal.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PACED
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this FAN book your passage In ships
that sail under the American nag.
They are fast and luxurious. sailing
to all parts OF the world. These SHIPS
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sea---America's idea Of comfort.
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Plymouth, Boulegne and London
From New York
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Nov. 15-Dec. 10
Panhandle state
Oct 25-Noy. 26-Dec. y
Bremen and Danzig
Potomac
Nov. 12--poc. 81
Hudson
Dec. 3
Princess Mat0ika
Oct. 22-Dec. 10
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen
From New York
America
Nov, /, 29-Jar.
George Washington
Nov. S--Dcc. S-Jan. IL
United States Lines, Inc, 40 Broadway.
Whitehall 2o5o.
South America
Rio de Janeiro. Monteyideo and Iuenos Aires
From New York
Huron
Oct. %
american Legion
Nov. 10
Southern Gross
Nov. 81
Acolus
Dec.
Huron
Dec. 90
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Far East
Honolulu. Manila, Saigon, Singapore, Co.
lombo, Calcutta
From san Francisco
Granite State
Pacific Mail $. =. Co., Z Hanover Sd,
n. y. Tel. Bowling Green $3.50.
Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai, hong
kong, Manila
From Seattle
Silver state
Nov. Is
keystone state
Nov. 3
Pine Tree State
Dec. 10
The Admiral Line, IL State ST.. n. T.
Bowling Green 5625
From San Francisco
Golden state
Nov.
Hoosier State
Dec. II
Pacific Mail $. s. Co.. Z Hanover So, " Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1880
Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana. Canal. Port Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Hawkeye State
Nov. 20-Jan. 2S
Buckeye State
Dec. 17-Feb. -
Matson Navigation Co., 10 Market ST.,
San Francisco, Cal. 10 South Gay ST.,
Baltimore. Nd.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20.

Yucatan and Carnpeche Ccuba and other
parts OF Mexico -. via Havana. Progreso.
Vera Cruz and Tampico; also parcel post
malls for the Mexican States OF Campeche,
Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidalgo. Mexico. More
and Yucatan, str ESPERANZA. 8 AN I.
st Thomas. st Crolx. st Kits. Nevis.
Saba. St Martins, ST Eustatius. Antigua
Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica. Martl-
ricue, st Lucia, Barbados and Guiana Gre
NADIA, st Vincent and Trinidad y, via st
Thomas. st Crolx, st Kits, Antigua,
C;uadeioupe Dominica. Martinique. st Lucia
and Barbados. str PARMA. l. NJ (sup !
PM -.
Monte Christi lother parts of Dominican
Republic -, Via Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro de Macoris
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE OCTOBER 70.

=...mer From Agents.
Arapahoo, Jacksonville 18th. Clyde Line
Deerfield, Antwerp 18th. Elder steer 20
Ft victoria, Bermuda 18th. .Furness- -Bermuca
Great Falls, Kingston 14th.- :Clyde Line
San Benito, Almeria 10TH. United frui.
Santa Marta, Santa Marta lSth..United fruit
DUE OCTOBER FL.
Aauitania, Southampton 18th. .Cunard Line
civ OF Savannah, Savannah 18Th. Ocean SIS Co
com Rollins, Port Antonio 15th.Atlantic Fruit
I.i Alba, Galveston 18th southern Pacitic
El Isleo, New Orleans 18th. Southern faciilc
Fort Gaines, Baracoa 18th. .Di Giorgo 4 Co
General Church, Cardiff 9th. .......:... -
Fl Il Mallory. Galveston 10TH. Mallory Line
Italia. Gibraltar 10th. Anchor 'ine
DUE OCTOBER q.
Charlton Hall. Colon 18th. ....... Norton LILY
Iapland, Antwerp 18th. Red star
Mirinekahda. Hamburg 18TH. American Line
Eoordam, Plymouth 18th. ...... Holland Am
Orizaba, Havana 18th. h........ WARD Lane
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
SAILED.

strs Eastern Dawn. Antwerp and Rotter.
dam: Culfstar Tampico; sllene Grr, Cadiz
Tangier. &C: Bayonne (tank. philadelphia
Fort Arthur: Banka tDutch). Naples via
Norfolk; Fort Hamilton IBr. Bermuda
Lake Bridge. Baltimore: Polona DAM
panzig and Libau; G A Snider, Fort Arthur
Ei Lago. New Orleans; Eel Occidentc, Gal
weston: Collainer. Hevre and Dunkirk; J
pevereux, Philadelphia; CITY OF Madra
(Br). Alexandria. &c; Chicago City (Br)