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ARRIVED.

Str Haysrford (Br), Hamburg Jan IS and
Queenstown 2ist. 20 the White star Line.
with i2J cabin and i3l third class passen-
gers, malls and mdse. Went to pier go.
str Badagry tBD. Liverpool Jan ~. 10
Daniel Bacon. with mdse. Went to foot OF
Ctr Bcrit (Nor), Arnskoldsvik Dec IL and
Diyth goth, via ST Johns. NE. Jan 20. to
eenhsm Boyesen with woodpup. Went
Str Alloway. Rotterdam Jan Ia. to the Bar
Der Steamship Lines. In ballast. Went TO
STR csbo % Villa vilano % tsp) 5iIboa o Dec Il. viso
18th. Cadiz Esd aud Seville Jan II. 10 San
iiego Briones. with mdse Went 10 Erie
STR Matilda Peirce UtaD. Genoa Dec 30
and Boston Jan 30. TO peirce Brothers. Inc.
with mdse. Went to foot OF Columbia street.
str Iifuku Maru (Jap). Genoa
Str Grof Khuen Hedevary QiaD Trieste
and Palermo 10 Phelps Bros g. Co. with
mdse.
Str Clan MacBrlde (Br). Calcutta, &C. via
Norfolk. TO the Barber Steamship Co. An
chored In Quarantine.
Str Wray Castle tBD. Shanghai Nov Z,
Hong korg 18th, Manila 18Th. sings pore
sith. port Said soi6. MSisrs Jan ana
rndss. Went to pier g. American Docks,
s,r Ebro tBrl. Valparaiso Jan 10. Mejil-
loncs 1fth and Crlstobal 23d. to Sanderson a.
son. With 80 passengers. malls and mdsc.
Went 10 pier a.. North River.
Str Modena tNor). Barrahona Jan 1s.
Macoris 18th. Sanchez 18th, Porto Plata Goth
and Monte Christi 2ist. to the Columbus
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went 10 pier 20,
North River.
Str Iroquois. Aaua Jan "a and Puerto Plata
18th. 10 the clyde Steamship Line. with IS
passengers. mails and ndse. Went TO New
York Dock Co.'S pier "a. Brooklyn.
Str Elgcr tNorl, Kingston Jan "a. 10 the
Caribbean Steamship Co, with mdse
Str Ario Tampiro Jan -, TO the Standa I'd
Oil Co Of New York. with crude OIL An
chored OF TompknsVile.
Str l. J Drake, Tampco via Charleston,
10 tho Standard oil Go OF New Jersey.
Went TO tletcher's dry dock, Hoboken.
str Edward J. Doheny, Tampico, to the
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Reported to the photographic officel
Jan 80. lat 40. Ion 73 90. the fore end of
a wooden vessel.
Jan 81, about miles NEikE (mas) from
Barnegat approximately lat 80 50. Ion
73 So, passed a piece OF wreckage just
awash.-Str Ell Sol.
Jan 81. lat 81 SO. Ion "A 80, passed mast
projecting about 20 feet out of water, ap-
parently attached to submerged wreckage.-
Str japan Arrow.
Jan 80, lat 81 "a. lon "A %. passed con-
siderable wreckage in the vicinity.-Str Philip
Publicker.
Jan 80, lat 81 81. Ion "A 56. at 20 PM,
passed barge Mount Hope, proceeding south
westward under sail.-Str Sunbeam
Jan 80, in approximately lat S5 So, lon
"a O5, standing by barge Gardens, with crew
on board.-Str Brush.
Jan 80. lat 35 80. Ion IS IA, at 6 80 PM.
saw what was apparently a derelict schooner.
Str Arctic GU S 81 (This was probably
the barge r w Mcdonald, previously re-
Continued on Following Page.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distances given in miles: position at noon.
unless otherwise spccified.1
Aryan passed out Cape Henry 12:45 Pm 1st.
Caracas ,1S2 5 New York 1st.
Caronia lat 80 20 Ion 55 II 4:25 AM 1st.
Cerro Azul 81 w Cape Cruz LIST.
City of st Joseph 675 r New York 1st.
Clarion 200 E Cape Henry 1st.
Collamer lat AZ 49, Ion II 40 1st.
Consort LAG Ambrose l. 31st.
Curvello 1,066 Sc Sandy Hook 1st.
Dunclutha lat 20 90. Ion "A % fei.
East Side 30S f Ambrose l. 1st.
Editor lat 40 IS, Ion 27 40 1st-
Edward l. Doheny, Jr, 147 SW Kingston 8
Pm 1st.
Empress of Britain arrived Colon AM LIST.
Esperanza 16 NE Havana 31st.
iielen left San Juan for New York Pm
31st.
Huron o970 Sc Ambrose l. 31st.
kofuku Maru lat 28 55, Ion ~ 10 s PM 31st
Lake Fernando off Cape Maysi PM 1st
Lehigh 402 NE Colon LIST.
Matura 661 SSE Ambrose l. V 1st
McKeesport 54T i Ambrose l. v 1st.
Monterey left Vera Cruz for Havana Pm
31st
Pipcstone County lat 46 10, Ion 35 25 LIST.
Eotarian =, 1873 n Rio Janeiro 31st.
San Lorenzo 80 N San Juan 8 PM 1st.
Sarcoxie lat 43 1S. lon 10 28 1st.
Western Plains 800 Ambrose l. S1st.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DIE THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ..

Steamer From Agents.
fraguaya, Bermuda 3lst. ltoyal Mail
Arapahoe, Jacksonville GOTH. Clyde Line
Argon, Rotterdam 'th........'..H - ssSus
BrsdaVon. Tyne 6th.. nav
Bradford City, Shields 7th.........U Nav
Canadian Mariner. Balboa 2ed.
Wilford & Mckay
Caprera, Messina 18th. ....a... Italia Am
City OF Pittsburg. Shields 18th. Norton-L Lilly
tragneeS. HUI Iltlf. u NAV
Edward Luckcnbach, Colon 2ith.
Luckenbach IS Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda 3ist.
Furness- Bermuda
Gaffneyt Liverpool f4tii...........A A ii Bull
Grace Dollar, Gibraltar 18th. 80. United Am
Grelarlie. Aigiers 10Th. $500. Houlder. w q u
Independence Hall. Rotterdam 18th,
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Marengo. HUI Ism. ....... Ellefman's Wilson
Nessian. Liverpool 1stl ..,.. White star
Newburgn. Pernnmbuco Stii. .Munson Line
Ransoon Maru. Gibraltar 18TH,
IIouder. w &
Sequoya, london 3d..............R Sd l. Hague
Sisaola. KINGSTON 2sth. United Fruit
Suwanec, Shields 11th.................. -
West NIfus. Southampton 18th. Ia rber Llness
Woyo Maru. HUI ii;h Togo k!sen Kaisha
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Aquitania (Br). Southampton, &c. for
New York, was 100 miles F. Of Ambrose
lightship at IL AM Wednesday. Expects TO
reach the lightship about PM Friday and
dock that afternoon at pier "a, North River.
foot of West 18th street.
Str Mount Clinton, Hamburg for New
York. Is expected to arrive about Wednes-
day, Feb 8.
Str vasar (B). Buenos Aires, &c. for New
York. is expected to dock at pier 8. Brook
lyn, Saturday forenoon.
Str Welshman (Br), from Avonmouth, ex-
poets to reach Portland. Me. Feb 1.
Str Northwestern Miller (Br). London for
Philadelphia, is due at Philadelphia Satur-
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SAILED.

strs Assyria (Br), Liverpool and Glasgow
via Boston, Dungeness (Br). Hamburg:
Phoebus (Fr), Marseilles and Genoa; West
Saginaw. Teneriffe, &C; Alness (Br), Lon
don and Liverpool: Concho. Galveston vie.
Key wtst; Eastern Planet. Brisbane, &c !:
Lake Stirling, Richmond: Huron, Turks
Island. &c; Abercos. Mobile; Metapan.
Kingston and Cristobal; Sutherland. Ant
werp: West Cheswald. Port Arthur; Fort
Hamilton (BD, Bermuda Maraval (Br)
Demerara. &C; vedic (Br), Liverpool via
Queenstown; Port de Bonlogne (FD, Algeiss.
&c; via Philadelpha :. Bondowoso IDutch) {.
dam, Cuxhaven, Danzig, &C.; Paulsboro,
Philadelphia; Henderson GU 81, -;
strs Ell Lago, New Orleans; Munplace.
Vera Cruz; El Almirante, Galveston.
strs Cathwood. Texas City; Nordamerika
schrs irma. Port Arthur; Florence B
Tugs Resolute, towing barges tpaesed out
Sandy Hook at 1852 AM); John F Lewis,
towing 9 (do at 9:3O AM)
Sailed Jan 81, strs Sapulpa. Boston;
Wisla, Baltimore.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. Feb I, 1922. at AM, as re-
was thirty and thirty-five -lundredths (30.35)
inches. This closely approximates seven hum
dred and seventy and nine-tenths (17O.o)
millmeters. Captains of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM W. miles
clear: light sea visibility 10 miles.
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WARNS OF BIG ICE FIELDS.

BosToN. Feb. warning OF North
Atlantic ice fields seven miles wide and
135 miles long moving south, 2i5 miles
east Of Cape Race, was sent outsto-day
by the Hydrographic Office.
The fields. which are the hrst 10 be
reported this year, are not considered
menace 70 transatlantic shipping at
present
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Str Niceto de Larrnaga (Br). sFerrell,
Boston (ballast) )--Furness. Witty Co.
Str Herman Winter. Holmes. Boston (gen-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Susan Cameron (Br). Mclean, Perth
Amboy (ballast) t)-Gilmartn & Co.
Tug Harbinger (Br), Gotham (from st
john. Perth Amboy (whisky)-A Gotham
(master).
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PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEB. l. 1922
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Feb The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute, @5
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
10th meridian. or s hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Foeln win Post Office
Hau Stat nary and
o o
Mani2 o Mort and
mail
Is
mail nporo 0 $ I he
eand
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that under the act
of February 10. 1920, and in pursuance OF
authority granted by the Commissioner OF
Navigation, on the application of Neptune
Line, Inc. the name of the barge FLUBBY
DUB. burden 535 gross tons. official number
16lo14, has been changed TO NEPTUNE
LINE No. u. GEORGE W. ALDRIDGE.
Collector of Customs.
NOTICE is hereby given tnat under the act
of February 49,. 1920. and in pursuance of
authority granted by the Commissioner of
Navigation. on the application OF Neptune
Line. Inc, the name OF the barge con-
GREssMAN scU1.Ly. burden 100 gross TONS
official number 1921. has been changed 20
NEPTUNE I, rn5 !, LINE No. Y. GEORGE w.
NOT1OE is hereby given that under the act
OF February 49,. 1920, and in pursuance OF
authority granted by the Commissioner of
Navisation, on the application OF Neptune
BOYS, burden 422 gross tons, official number
t6765n. has been changed to NEPTUNE.
LINE No. 2. GEORGE W. ALDR1DGE Col
NOTICE i hereby given that under the act
OF February 10. 1920. and in pursuance OF
authority granted by the Commissioner OF
Navisation. on the application of Neptune
SCULLY, burden 429 gross tons official
number 16I3sB. has been changed TO NEp-
TUNE LINE No. ~. GEORGE w. AID
RIDGE. Collector of Customs.
NOTICE: is hereby given that under the act
OF February 10. 1920. and In pursuance OF
authority granted by the Commissioner of
Navigation. on the application OF Neptune
Line. Inc, the name OF the barge TIM-BrTC-
Tt. burden 5e0 gross tons, official number
16134J. has been changed 10 NEpTtiNF
LINE No. II. GEORGE ". ALDRrDGE.
Collector Of Customs.
NOTICE Is hereby given that under the act
OF February 10. 1920. and In pursuance OF
authority granted By the Commiss ioner OF
Navigation, on the application of Neptune
Line. Inc. the name OF the barge STEVE,
sCULLY. burden 422 gross tons, official
number 16IGT0. has been changed to NEP-
TUNE LINE No. 10. GEORGE w AID
RIDGE. Collector OF Customs.
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1sT-NICE. for sale, in toto or separately.
mechanical workshop and foundry, extend
Ing over $4,000 square meters: or ground
site onlyi tram station. 2d--GRENCBLE
district, for sale important foundry. Write
BOfssAT. is5 Rue Duyuesciin, LYONS,
FRANCE.
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NOTE A-PARCEI POST NAILS WA EN


only
Con
n an (Consainope and Bua.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Feb barometer at
noon. $3.50 inches; wind, n. light breeze
weather. fine; temperature. 20 deg Fair
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close at New York at ) PM as follows:
Hawaii ID, Samoan Islands. Australia
and New Zealand. via San Francisco: also
parcel post mails for Samoan Islands and
Australia. str SONOMA. Feb ..
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, French Indo-
natra) and Philippine Islands ca via San
Francisco: also parcel post mails for Japan.
Corea, China, Siam and French lndo -Chinas
str EMPIRE STATE. Feb 2.
Hawaii (t) via San Francisco: also parcel
ost malls for FIJI Islands, str MAUI. Feb 3.
Fill Islands, New Zealand and Australia
via. Vancouver and Victoria. Be, str MA
KURA, Feb %.
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle; also
parcel post mails for Japan and Corea, str
KAsHIMA MARU, Feb g.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia, French indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies except SUI
matra) and Philippine Islands (t) via Seat
tie; also parcel post mails for Japan, Corea,
China, Siam and French 1ndo-China, str
PINE TREE STATE, Feb 13 90.
sOrdinary (unregstered) letters mailed up
to 5 PM the next day will. provided there Is
no DELAY In the overland transit. reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
supplementary mall accepted on pier.
3Ali classes of mail, including domestic
larcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam ana
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Mails of the following dates. Auckland Jan
Z and wellington 9Th, which arrived al San
Francisco per str Mariana. were dispatched
east on Jan 2S and are due In New YORK on
the morning of Thursday. Feb ?.
Mails of the following dates Singapore Jan
1, Manila Sth, Hong Kong 18th, Shanghai
18th. Moukden 18th ana ,s,. rokonama ar. Isl.
dispatched East from Seattle on Jan 30 and
are due in New York on the afternoon OF
Saturday, Feb L.,
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South .

Str Herman Winter. Boston for New York.
Tug Lchigh with barses Cat IL 30 AND.
Bound East.
schr Henry Chamberlain. Port Reading
FOR Bucksport, Me.
Sailed 1st. schrs Canada CBr). Weehawken
for Halifax: Cape Dor (Br, Guttenburg for
Liverpool NJ.
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DrE SATURDAY.. rnsRuARy I.
Almanac for New York February z.

The time given IN the above tarle II Fast
ern standard time and ~ furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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NARINE-FoR SALE or WANTED.

FOR SALE-200 n. steel ocean-going cargo
passenger steamer. converted steam yacht
MCINTOSH. AGENCY. II broadway. Bowling
Green 1887
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?.

South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo ane
Buenos Aires. str AECLUS. ii go AM Cd.
dominican Republic Especially addressed
ony) via Monte Christi, Puerto Plata. San.
chez, La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris and
San Domingo City. str CATHERINE. $3.50
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (spe-
cially addressed only. via Montevideo and
Buenos Aires, str sToRNEsT. PM.
Trinidad and Ciudad Bolivar venezuela
Via Trinidad. Carupano, Laguayra, Puerto
cabelIo and Curacao. str GROVE, 80 PM.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8.
Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and other
Via Havana, Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tam
pico; also parcel port malls for the Me xican
States OF Campeche. Chiapas. Guerrero, Hi
dtalgo. Mexico, Morelos. oaxaea. Puebla.
MORRO CASTLE. 10 AM I.
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
Taix). Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador (prints.
rala City. Choluteca talso prints, &c. for
Nacaon Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran), In
Honduras, cauca and Sarino departments OF
Colombia and Ecuador tother parts of Hon
specially addressed). via Port au Prince and
Cristobal, str GEN G w COCKTAILS (sea
post). Ii 80 AN (sup Il 80 Pm y.
North Brazil and Iquitos. via Maranham
ia I'm n. "Aa'S anu '''''' 81 ANN
Cape Haiti. Port de Psix and parcel post
malls for Dutch Guiana (other parts Of
Haiti. Curacao, Venezuela and Guiana must
be specially hddressed). via Cape Haiti. Port
au Prince. Aux Cages. Curacao, Puerto
Cabello. Lagunyra, Cumana. Pampatar.
Carupanc and Paramaribo. str CONNIE
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. Via
Turks Island. None Christi, Puerto Plata,
samana, Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro
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EUROPE.

BELGIUM
Agent well connected. seeks American firm
willing TO give him agency for whole OF Bel
slum. Leon Fauconnies. OF Rue des Minieres
Nervlers.
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Write for Booklet

Yoar GoVeynment zVisdes the name Of eve,y
prospeetixe frareieY. IF yoa are eonHde,irg an
ocean peyage any1vAere, send Information blank
noeu-- no MATER qpAen yoa intend 10 20. You cvi0
rseeive qctAoat eoS the Government, bookitf Of
authentic travei information abont panp0rts, in
come fax requirement., efe; de,eription fsAe U.S.
Goverxmess shipi and literature telling effhings
10 see in toyeign lands. 1oa soiH be snder no
obligation.
IF YOU yoryxlf cannot taie an ocean rip, clip
tie Information blsnk any1uey, ard ask some friend
quAe may 90 10 send ii ix.
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DECK scowa and bsrges FOR sale or char
ter. WHITE STAR. Phone Broad fi7L
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DUE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7.

AauItania. Southampton 18th. .Cuna I'd Line
City OF Pekin. Shields Goth. Norton Lilly
City OF ST Louis. Savannah 3ist Ocean IS Go
El Alba. Galveston nSih,. ..... Southern Pac
NJ Estero. New Orleans 2Sth. Southern Pec
Matura, Tinfcad 18th. ....... Furness-Withy
Menominee. London White Star
ammonia, London iJth......... .Cunard Line
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Dangers to Navigation.

morning without injury and left for halibut
grounds.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

This record speed on such palatial
ocean liners introduces new era in
South American travel. These ships are
Il 900 ton oil-burners and they rank
among the finest ahoat. Send the infor-
nation blank and learn about your ships,
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
IL Days to Rio

NEW U. S. Government owned
~ ships have broken all speed
records to South America. They have
cut s to 7 days from the journey. Rio
de Ianeiro is now but IL days away.
Monteyideo and Buenos Aires are but
q few days beyond.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

de Macorls San Domingo City Azua and
Barahona str MODENA, 3 PM.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-07
WHNEMUCCA, NEVADA,
HIBLER WAS SENTENCED,
TO Mcneil ISLAND PRISON

Carson City newspapers report
that G. C. Hibler, formerly Of Win
nemucca, entered a plea of guilty
in the federal court to a charge Of
stealing 100 sacks of sugar from a
boxcar in the local Western Pacific
yards in July, 1920. Judge Far
rington sentenced Hibler to serve
two and one-half years at Mcneil
island federal prison and imposed a
fine Of $1,000. The maximum PEN
atty for the offense is ten years
imprisonment, but Hibler asked for
leniency because of his wife and
five children, the eldest eight years
and the youngest he has not seen,
are in Arkansas among strangers.
When arraigned Hibler made a
statement that P. G. Carlson, joint
ly indicted with Hibler, came to his
house one night and reported that
car had been spotted. He and
Carlson, he said, and a third man
whose name he processes not to
know, took two loads of thirty-two
sacks each and one of thirty-three
sacks from the car and secreted
the plunder in Carlson's garage.
Later the sugar was sold.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-07
LOCAL WEATHER IS
VERY MUCH MODERATED

Weather Observer Ray Fisher was
happy this morning when he handed
in his observations for the twenty
four-hour period ending at five
o'clock this morning, and he was as
proud as q boy over his latest ac-
complishment in inducing more
comfortable temperatures into the
local situation. The coolest this
morning was 20 above. The ice
man is viewing the present trend
with apprehension. There WAS pre-
cipitation recorded for the period
ending this morning amounting to
.04 Of an inch, which came in the
form Of snow that is rapidly melt
ing today. The highest temperature
yesterday was 90 above, the mean
was 20 above, while the normal
mean for the day is 20 above. The
prevailing wind direction is north
east, and fair for tonight and to-
morrow IL. Mr.. Fishers forecast.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-07
PARENT-TEAcHERS' HELD
GOOD MEETING YESTERDAY

A large attendance Of the parents
of the community was out to the
Parent Teachers Association meet
ing at the grammar schoo1 assembly
rooms yesterday afternoon. Com
peting sides, striving for new mem-
bership, reported fiattering success.
Among the new members are sew
eral Of the business and profess
sional men of the city. Those be-
hind the Parent Teacher Associa-
tion assert that at no time in the
history Of the community has In
terest been 80 widespread In the
activities of the organization.
It was decided at yesterdays
meeting to serve children who eat
their lunches at the school with hot
chocolate and several Of the busi-
ness men Of the city have made
donations Of necessary articles.
Additional plans were made for
the entertainment of the men at
the meeting to be held on the even
ing Of Friday, February 8. A
splendid program is in prospect for
the date. Refreshments will be
served and q sociable offered which
it is believed will serve to attract
those Of the men of the city who
are interested both directly and in
directly in school affairs.
The following program was given
yesterday:
Reading, Blanche Cosby.
Song Of Greeting, Vera and
Verna Bulls and Mary Foster.
Piano solo, Bruce Hubbard.
Solo, Leona Powell.
Recitation, Frank Ford.
Solo, Sue Abel.
Recitation, Mary Iva Felts.
Folk dance. Geraldine Blattner,
Nagdalena Selby and Vera Leonard.
Talk on school subjects by Mrs.
Hostetter.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-07
FIRE PROTECTION OFFICIAL
WILL BE HERE JAN. n

Jay w. Stevens, head Of the Fire
Prevention Bureau Of the Pacific
Coast, win be In this city on Janu-
ary 20, according to announcements
made BY Fire Chisfs Guy. Ashury.
The visitor will speak at the schools
in this city, at the commercial club
meeting. and probably at = banquet
that will be accorded him by the
members Of the volunteer fire de
partment Of this city. The local
fire fighters have . fund Of money
belonging to the body and created
from individual contribution and
this will be given over in part to
celebrating Mr.. Stevens visit to this
city.
A full attendance of men, women
and children is urged for the cham
Der Of commerce meeting on the
night Of January 20, Mr.. Asbury
emphasizing that Mr.. Stevens h .
personality Of rare qualities and
worth going a long way to meet
and hear in discussion Of topics re-
lated to the activities Of his Office,
which is maintained BY the Pacific
Coast fire insurance underwriters
board.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-07
OFFICIALS OKEY
RELEASE OF FRED BEAL

Sheriff George Brady yesterday
received q message from the sheriff
at Grand Island, Nebr., in which
he advises: "The governor Of Ne
vada having refused to honor Q
warrant for the extradition Of Otto
Schultz, it will be impossible for
US to proceed further in the matter,
and you will accordingly release
him from jail" Mr.. Schultz, or
Mr.. Beal, as he is known in this
city, has been back at work for a
week, Sheriff Brady having given
him his liberty on New Years day.
Mr.. Beal has declared his inten-
ton Of instituting legal procedure
to have his name legally changed
from Otto Schultz to Fred Beal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-07
FARM BUREAU Gets
AID FROM COUNTY
County Cemmissioners Authorixe .
Two and Ons-Half Cent Levy
for Purposs, Which WIN
Raiss Abeut 1850

The county commissioners &C.
ceded to the request Of the county
Farm Bureau authorities and In
cluded within the 1922 tax levy .
two and one-hah cent item for the
purpose Of continuing this form Of
activity in this county. The levy
win result in raising approximately
$4,000.
Among the bills submitted to the
board was one from N. P. Moore
for services ~ constable for this
township during the last six months
Of 1921 at the rate Of $3.50 per
month. The claim was cut down
to conform to Legislative provision
and was allowed in the sum of
$3.50.
The board declared against the
cooperation Of this county with
federal and state authorities in the
campaign for the eradication Of ra-
bies. It ID said that the action will
result in the abandonment Of this
form Of activity in this county by
both the federal and state au-
thorities.
The sum Of $4,000 was ordered
Transferred from the road fund into
the general county fund.
The names Of 160 residents Of
the several precincts Of the county
were selected for = jury list, from
which win be drawn the jurors who
will serve during the year 1922.
It IL not the policy Of the board,
through specious reasons, to allow
publication Of these names.
The commissioners met Thursday
evening as . county highway board.
with the additional uonbsrs, Dis
trict Attorney L. G. Wilson and
Assessor C. G. Smith IN attendance.
Bills against the county highway
board were acted upon. 4 was
decidsd ~ order to tsaresuek
caterpillar tractors and snsidsrable
other supplies from Il. state high
way department for use on the
roads.