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PIPING NEWS PROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

was sold TO Vernon Shipyards for s2'svovo' 2'Foo'
tug White Ash TO same concern ior S9,'%'
and tug Cortlandt to Bushey Dry DocA W
for 50 200.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan 26-Str Bryssel (Danl
before reported aground on Lower MIDDLE
was floated this morning ana piaceu III ui'
cha rging berth at South Boston.
SENS Cora + Cressy, at East Boston. was
seized by Deputy u Marshal on libel iileo
by William + Arnst. who asks vessel pe
sold for wages and other. expenses due nm;
claims $500 and such other relief as court
Str mississippi (Br). from Hamburg. had
sion of westerly gales to Banks OF new
foundland with snow and sleet; iorwaro
bow rail was SO thickly coated with Ice that
Str r,itv Of ST Joseph arrived at st John,
NB at 40 PM yesterday from New YORK
to take. on some sugar ana expec.s a 70 ~ e the
molasses cargo In NO o hoid uamasou. -. -
Wardens holding a survey; expected 10 pio-
ceed to-day.
LONDON. Jan CA telegram received
from Nine states that str Commercial fnot
lex Oconee. before reported), from nS NorioiS
for San Diego and San Francisco, Is agrouho
near Cape Maisi.
MOBILE, Ala, Jan 23-Str Ajax. which ieit Il
Tampico on Jan II with barge a.
No 8 in tow for this port. lost the parse III ~.
the Gulf Of Mexico on Jan Is; tne osid s,da find
cruised around for some time Out couic Law
no trace of the barge.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan 26-Str Lancas-
TRAN (Br) was sold at U s Marshals sale
here To-day to the Globe Steamship co OF
New York: price reported as $20.40O.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 28-A :
transport ran aground on Alcatraz lsiand
during a heavy fog this morning. Has own
steam UP and is expected to be floated With
out much damage at favorable tides TUGS
are standing by. The transport was Douhu
for Paradise Cove. to be tied up.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Jan 26-Coast str Port
Angeles, which collided with str Willie a
Higgins in turning basin Wednesday, and
which later left for San Francisco, had 10
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SAILED.

strs scythia (Br). Liverpool via Queens
town; Minnekahda, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg; Bayern, tGer), Hamburg
Monterey. Havana; Balsam. Belfast via
philadelphia; Chicago (t'r), Havre; Denis
(Br). Ceara. Sc. Via Norfolk; M,raflores
(Br) Santiago, &C: Erholn (Nor). Norfolk
Cailabasas, Cienfuegos via Norfolk; Walter
Luckenbach. Tacoma. &c. via Philadel,
phia West Haven. Baltimore Robert Il
Hopkins. Port Lobos: Arapahoe. Charleston
and Jacksonville; City OF st Louis Sa-
vannah.
Tugs Peerless, towing 3 barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at 9:13 AND; Storm King.
towing 1 (do at ] r Nd.
Sailed 25th. str Eastern Cross. Danzig, &c.
The corrected reading of the barometer
tredrced to sea leveD at New York on
Thursday, Jan 26. 1922 at AN. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and fifty-tbree hundredths t50.53)
inches. This closely appro1imates seven
hundred and seventy-five and five-tentns
(775O miilimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New YORK
and Brooklyn can advantageousy use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM, NV, is miles ;
clear; choppy sea; visibility. miles.
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CLEARED.

Dundee Via Newport News (senerap-Fur-
ness. Witty Co.
str Arkansas dam, Snedkcr. Copenhagen
ra)--Funclr. Edge a Co.
str Chicago (Fr), Cabon. Havre (senersl)
-Compagnis Generate Transatlantioue,
Str Alfonso XII tSp), Morales, oiJon
Corunns, &C (genersl-Luis Llanso.
str Fairfield City. Ellis, Yokohama and
Kobe Via Panama Cannl and Wilmington
(ReneraD Norton. Lilly Co.
Str Cavo Msn,bi, Smith, San Juan, Are
eibo &C (genersD D--Atlantic Fruit GO.
Str Mundale. Hassell. Mstanzas. Cardenae
&C (generaI)--Munso Stcamship Line;
str NundeIta, Osborn, Nuevtas tballesD-
Munscn Steamsi1ip Line.
Str Mirafiores (Br), Matthews, Santiasc
and Guantanamo (generaD-Auantic frui
Co. x,,.
str Fort Victoria (Br). Davis, Hamilton
Bermuda (generaD D--Furness, Witty co.
Jacksonville tgeneral)-Clyde Steamshlp co
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NORWEGIAN STEAMER SINKS.
The George Washington mt Piym-
oath After Big storm.

PLYMOUTH, England, Jan 2e (Asso-
ciated Press) The steamship George
Washington arrived here to-day after a
tenpestuous voyage. Lifeboats seventy
feet above the water line had been
smashed by the furious seas and several
OF the crew had been injured.
While a. gale was blowing nincty-five
miles an hour three days ago s S
signals were received from the sinking
Norwegian steamship Mod. and for fif-
teen hours the George Washington tried
vainly TO find her. Finally these efforts
were abandoned when IL was learned
that the Mods crew had been rescued.
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SCHOOL BARS HER KNOCKERS.
sswcrc Disturbins,' Explains rrin-
cipnI MT baltimore.

spsciol Dispatch 10 THE New lorK lfH7Atr.
BALTrMoRE. Jan. 26.--whcn Sarah
stein. IL years old. high school girl. rre-
scented herself at the Educational In
siitute to-day attired IN knickcrbockcra
Dr. Ernest Becker tho principai re-
uuestcd her to return home and change
her clothnr.
II took tho same action that the man
nrer or any mislncas cfficc would takc.'
" said "Thc stcuosrsphcr who ap-
seared Tor work IN knickcrboc's ers
would he son. home for the same reason
that ! sont Miss stein iome--shc was
disturbing. ! think krickerbockers are
all right for sports wcer end ! would
rot oh'cet ~ tHern rnd.r any cirralrn-
+, a--.se vfc~c t,es dii .os Gauss coa.
~ is 80 "heht.
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THE cARMANIA A WEEK LATE.

Radio dispatches from the Cunard
steamship Csrnania indicated that the
rough weather she is encountering in
mid-Atlahtic would delay her arrival at
New York until Sunday or Monday.
She was scheduled to reach here last
Saturday. On board the Carmania is
Mrs. Herbert Asquith. She Is TO lecture
at the New Amsterdam Theater next
Tuesday afternoon.
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SHIP coNFERENCE FEBRUARY 8

WAsrINGToN Jan. 26.--1rhe confer
cnce of shipping Boord officials and
Representatives OF Pacific coast ports
10 discuss the organization Of a large
ship holding company and the purchase
Of Government owned vessels will be
held IN Washington February s. Chair
snan Lasl<cr announced tonight.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 20.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. JANUARY e..

Pernambuco. Parahyba, Natal, Bahia and
sergipe lother parts of Brazil must be spe-
cially addressed), via Pernambuco, Bahia,
Rio Janeiro and Santos. str CURvELLO.
i 90 PM.
Haiti Except prints. &C. for Cape Haiti
and Port dc Paix), Canal Zone, Panama,
East COAST, Amapala City. Choluteca (also
prints. &c. for Nacaome. Tegucisalpa and
departments OF Colombia. Ecuador and letter
mail for Peru lexcept Iouitos). Bolivia and
Chile (other parts OF Honduras and letter
dressed). via Port au Prince and Cristobal.
ctr PANAMA (sea posD, 1880 AN (sup
1890 Pm ID.
Narino and Magdalena departments (Haiti
must be specially addressed), via Port au
str BOGOTA, 10 AM.
Trinidad Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana. via
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DROPPING OF TINE BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan 2e--The time ball above
the Navication and Marine Engineering
schoo. OF thc seamen's Church Institute. 2o
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or hoors slow OF Greenwich
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
.CoU.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

indicated the General Post office
mail for Eopsan countries and for Central Anens &C.
closing
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Jan 26-Barometer at
noon, 90 02 inches; wind, NV. strong breeze (;
weather, snow storm; temperature. 10 deg
Fahr.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Delaware, Boston for New York.
Tugs Harbinxer CBr), st John, NIB, VIA
Boston for Nassau; Ronald G. keeler. with
; barges Cat 6:40 AM): Bulley. with ca
6 As AM); Salutation. with al lo;lo Am)
Narragansett, with (at PM.
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Robin Goodfellow II San Salvador 18TH.
Sagua 141 Scotland l. V 25th.
Sapulpa J7f Ambrose Channel L .6th.
Schroon lat % %, lon 6S 26th.
Yucatan 147 w Havana 26th. -
Tug Butterticld. in tow tug Barrenfork, IL
g.. so, Ion sc 26 26th.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The captain and men were drowned on
str Mod (Nor), before reported SUNK
At u S Marshars sale yesterday at New
York Dry Dock. RosebanR, 81, tug Red Ash
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close at Nel- York at s PM as follows:
Hawaii t&). via San Francisco. str MANoA'
Jan %.
dressed mail for japan. Corea,. China.
Siberia, French Indo-China and Netherlands
Ec Ee' . Iass nMR ys oF %s jan nd IS
China. Netherlands East Indies Except
ssmasra sr asS sLvnR nsgR%Hsr s%r s'sns: JAM 50
and New Zealand. Via San Francisoo; also
Hustralla. ssls R't str soNoMA. Feb Z.
.Ordinary i(unregistered) letters mailed UP
10 8 pm the next day will, provided there -
no delay in the overland transit, ,;,,, etSn tSs
steamer mentioned
fsupplementary mall accepted on pier.
psroe, post, sent to Hawaii. Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Mails of the following dates. MouSden H,S r3ss Pee
81. Kobe Jan 4 and Yokonsma o.n: wnicn aiaa
patched East from Seattle on Jan 22. and
mails dated Moukden Jan g.. Kobe 9Th and
hama aon9A Maru. L. were dispatched East from
Seattle on Jan %. The mails from the
Toyama Maru are due in New York on the
morning of Friday, Jan ~, and those from
the Alabama Maru on the afternoon Of FRI
day. Jan ~.
Nails Of the following dates. Canton Jan
Hong KSuS S t Which hns arrived
str Empress Of Asia, we're dispatched East
from Seattle on Jan % and are duo in New
York on the afternoon OF Saturday. Jan ~.
Mails of tho following dates. Melbourne
end Sydney Jan 4 and Honolulu 18th, which
srrived at San Francisco per str Sonoma,
were dispatched East on Jan 25 and are due
In New York on the morning OF Monday,
Jan 80.
Algeria. cameroun. Corsica, Da-
! in India, French Indo-China (Annam. Cam
ch Post Offices In China. French Somaltland.
,per Volta), Cabon, Ivory Coast. Madagascar
MADAGASCAR, Nossibe, Comoro Islands, May
aurita MIA Middle (Erenchl, Congo. Monaco,
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Str City OF st Louis. Sampson. Savannah
tgeneral)-Ocea Steamship Co.
Str Norwalk Snow. Boston (seneraD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
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MAnINT;-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR sAI.E-200 It, Steel ocean going cargo
passenger Steamer. Converted Steam Yacht.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, II Broadway. Bow i.
Ing Green 1901.
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DUE SUNDAY. JANUARY 20.

Apache, Jacksonville 26th.. CLYDE ls'nc
{, OF Monigomery. Savannah 26th. Ocean SIS 20
Clan Mscbride. Alsiers 1th. Barber Line
C,affney. Liverpool 14th. ...........A u buu
Grove. Kingston I'D. .....: Caribbean 80 20
lndere rdence Hall. Rotterdam 18th
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Iowan. Cristobsi 2ist. .........., United Am
Montana, London 18Th. ATLANTIC Iranrport
Otaki. Cardiff 1ftn.. ........ss. sNuItoH-bh
Ryndam, Rotterdam 18Th. ....... .iolland-Am
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By United State. Naval Radio.

Agwimoon AZ NE I.obos island soth.
Albert crS watts 600 WsW Sand Key 2Sth.
America 1897 y Ambrose L 2oth.
Argon S42 u Nantucket / 2bth.
Ario 35 e Sand Key 26th; ox.,,
Baldhil 25S Lobos Island 26th.
BENZ Brewster 1923 f Mata Redonda Zotn. -,
Blue Triangle 119 Winter Quarter l.
Borsestad 2s7 W Sand Key 25th.. 49,.
Boston City 5S5 z Ambrose H. AN Sssa'
Carpiaka $50 from Cape Charles 2tth.
C,arrlio 81 w Kingston 23ti.
Cedric 235 E Bar Harbor AM 28th.
Chappaqua III r Cape Henry 26th.
Clement Smith 157 w Sand Key 2eth. oe.,.
Coahoma County ls5 ENE Cape Henry 26th.
Occur d'Alene 1910 Five Fathom Bank
l. V Q PM 25th.
Corning 145 Z Tampico .oth.
Dallas no p Ambross v 2sth. ,s.,,
Z w Sinclair $40 SSE Galveston 2otn.
Eastern Sun q NE Jupiter ssth.
Edith 2O1 Scotland l. V 26th- ,
Edward L Doheny 264 q sand Key .otn'
Effna 40 K Cape Henry 26th.
Elisha Walker 3s2 e Tampico 25th.
Elklorn 480 SCI Galveston 25th.
Is%arsstE Esparta Isl IN n Santa Marta 18th.
Essex passed Fenwick Island " 2sth.
Felix Taussig 43 N WJupiter 26th. .x.
George ii Jones 10s Tampico 25th.
Gulfcoast 20 z Sand Key 2eth
Gufland IS N Jupiter 2sti. o...
HahatonKa aii zoo NE Tampico 25th.
Hahira 202 Z Lobos Island 25th:
srTy ass ssr9hs% ssa;Isnd SS0 ! ssh 2S'h
Houma 55 K Sand Key 26th:
Hoxie 1.965 F Cape Henry Sl, 9sth.
] o'Neill 2l Hillsboro 18th
] G Donnell 80 Sc Jupiter Goth.
Jamaica 100 Mobile Goth
John Archbold 64 E Sand Key 26th.
Josiah Macy 90 Il Great Isaac 18TH.
Kekoskee t56 NE Lobos Island 2oth;
Lake Stirling 81 NE Cape Charles 18th.
NJ i Elliott 5 N Fowey Rocks 26th
NJ p,hro Il "
Margaret 1873 8 Jupiter 26h ..,
Mnsisef My.ssse & sS Was'r saS 9ssIse .5tS m
Munsomo 22a z Galveston 2ssn: ss,.,
Nelson so ID Matanzas 26th.
New England 63s NE Cape Henry Goth.
Norlna IS e. Cape IA s Henry 2esh, sN;,
Chioan 1.s39 sE San Pedro 25th
Ormes 80 Waiting Island eth
Osaiis 212 u Ambrose l. 2oth.
Pastores 367 S Havana 25th.
Pawnee 2s Y Tortugas 26th.
Pioneer 261 r Tampico 18th.
rolarine IS NV Tortugas 26tn;
Richconcal l2e NV Sand y Key 2e'h.
San Bas oeS s1 Na1,uSas Nsstueset as,s 4 2e'h'
vte Southern nc Gross @ aoss Sc Ambrose L Y 25th.
Stanley poIlaT sI LIES LIE ps,b San Fedro 2ota
Swiftarrow 320 Sc Galveston 25th.
Swiftscout 4S Y Tuxpam 2bth.
Tamaha 215 w Sand Key 26th
Topia 13S Jupiter 26th.
Tosto f55 8 Scotland l. V 26th.
Trin.d adian 10 w Egmont Keys 18th.
Trontolite 63 Il Sand Key 26th.
TunIsian arrived at st Johns AM 26th.
Tuxpanol 160 w Tortugas 26th.
Utacarbon 30 T. Chorrera 18th.
Venezuela so from Havana 10Th.
W III Libby 30 r. Tampico 25th
w l. Steed II W Sand Key 18th:
w M Irish 14o NV Sand Key .6th.
Ward 10 w Sand Key 26th.
warwick 400 T. Tampico 2lth.
Water,own 226 Me Lobos Island 23th
West Nilus lat ~ %, Ion 81 03 2orh.
western Plain ,190 z Boston 2oth.
Westland II NE Jupiter 26th.
Woodmansie 365 r Cape Henlopen 2oth.
Yucatan LAT w Havana 18th.
Zoppot 143 X Lobos Island 18th.
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IL Days to Rio

their beautiful appointments. mxp-
rious ultra modern equipment. superior
cuisine unexcelled on theseas. OPerssed
by the Munson Steamship Lines. with
50 years Of successful experience, your
ships offer service thss VII delight the
seasoned traveller.
Ntss sGihag, s'ss
~. H.".s ::ss Fl. iSs1
s.s. hx.,itss Lgfss. Mar. sat
:. .s. SspsAsr~ Crsss Msr. T6fa
Fsrsnighsl, GAfrssffw
Fer s*rr~ssiss svsrSiss Ass~~slssssss. siSrsse
The ManJon Steamship Linst
81 WsH 6rsa Msw YrA -Oy
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NOTE B-PARtEL rOsr MAILS VII


voa Ivory Coas
land tern Contantnplc
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DUE SATURDAY. JANUARY Is.

America, Naples 18th. ...........:: AHA Am
Arson Rotterdam eth. h..........-,k hague
Aseyria. Glasgow 18th. ........ anchor Lihe
Concio. Galveston 2fst.. ........ .Jsllory Line
Iaugerland, Gibraltar 18th. States Marine
MarerEo, HUI 18th. ..... .Ellermans Wilson
Modena Turks Island c2d.. Columbus SIS Co
Manitowoc, Hoitarau 3fet.
Foreign Transport and Mercantie
MORO Castle, Havana 24th. Ward Line
Mount Carroll, Hamburg 18th. United Am
vandyck Liverpool nth. .Lamport Holt
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Write for Booklet

Yssr Government uiases tie nsns q svsy
pro,psnivs rsvs&r. y.yes Sr Considering ~
oeeas vsysgs snyv0AOs, sssd the i.fSr~siss bhSsA
sop--so nafsw rvAes yss isfsnd 10 60. Yss s0iY
yeesivs xoit1sss coz fis Csvsysmsm's 6esA'ss o.
aEtAsnsie sravd isfsrmSfiss sbvss pss,srts, ~
come sax rsgsi,arsss,, sse., dsserption d fs US.
Govsrnmess saips 1nd Msr<fsvs ssihsg ftAa.s'
10 see in foreign Iand'. 7ss soM BE- s"dsv NJ
obligation.
Ifyss yosrmlf eannof faar ~ sssas erip, ehp
tie Msinformafion blank seyeuey, and ssa sons friend
sv1o may 70 10 send il In.
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
FRIDAY. JANUARY ~.

denmark Especially addressed oniy,, Nin
Copenhagen: also parcel post mails for Den
mark and Sweden. str ARKANSAS. AM:
Spain Especially addressed cnly,. via Co.
Canary Islands. Ceuta. Meliila and Tangier
in Morocco, str ALFONSO Mi, $3.50 AM.
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is.
Ireland and Germany especially addressed
only. via Queenstown and Bremen: also
parcel post mails for Germany, Austria.
HSpgsy snd MsToKh
AN. ~ "
Greece. Turkey, Bulgaria and Rumania
stantinople. varna and constanza: also par.
Rumsnis. str xcRopoLis. $50 An;
Bulgaria, Czecho- -slovakia. Juso- -slavia. Aus
tria. Hungary, Poland. Switzerland. Italy.
Turkey syria and
Malta. Siam. Cyprus, Ceylon and Straits
Settlements (other countries must be spe--
post mails for France and the countries
RAiNE. $50 An tsup s:so AM y:
be specially addressed). via Funchal Cadiz.
Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post mails
g and Tpnsier na in Morocco. via CadIz. and par
eel post malls for Gibraltar. str CARONlA,
So South tn Africa Especially addressed only.
via Cape Town; also parcel post mails for
Union OF South Africa. Bechuanaland Pro-
tectoEate; Portuguese East africa. Northern r;rn
Protectorate, str SANDOWN CASTLE, IL
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Norway.
Sweden, Latvia. Esthonia and Finland must
be specially addressed. via Halifax. Plym-
r. PM Jan 2sj; also parcel post malls for
Antwerp. str ICELAND. 5 AM.
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SAIL FRIDAY.
SAIL SATURDAY.
Steamers Due in New York
DUE FRIDAY, JANUARY 81.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Bradford City, Shields Ith. .........U Nav
Bradavon, Tyne sth.. ..:.....-..'....O . 49,
California Bordeaux Eth. French Line
Canada Marseillcs .th.........F .Fabre Line
City of Atlanta. Savannah gath Ocean So GO
City OF Newcastle. Barry 18th. .Funch- Eoye
Comanche, Jacksonville 24th. -. CLYDE Line
Cragness. Hui I1tb. ...........:. ~ Nav
III Occidente, Galveston 21st. Southern rae
Ei Lago, New Orleans afst. Southern Psc
Fl 81 George, ST Thomas 23d..turness-W Withy
Grace Dollar. Gibraltar 18th. 49,. United Am
Hypatia, Barry 13tn... -. toucton =
Kossuth Ferencz, Oran 5th. ...... Phelps pros
Newbursn, fernambuco Sth. .Munson Line
Pannonia. London 18th. ....... Cunard Line
Fort Lyttleton, London 10th. Funch- Edye
Sequoya. London Sd d..............R n l. iague
Tivives. Kingston oist.......... United Fruit
Tosto, Santiago 18Th. Ward Lime
woyo Maru. Hull 1fth.. .Toyo kisen Kaisha
Zeciend Southampton 18th. ....... Red Star
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Almanac for New York January II.

sun rfses.. fc Moon rises. S6 AN
sun sets....... 0s Moon sets. II PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY ~.
Sandy Hook: .:..... Y an sse Pm Pm
Governors Isiand..... fs AN ~ I'm
Hell Gate (Astoria)... 0 5s AM 10 70 PM
The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Ceodetic survey
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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 Janeiro is now but IL days away.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires are but
few days beyond.
This record speed on such palaial
ocean liners introduces a new era In
South American travel. These ships are
II 900 ton oil-burners and they rank
among the finest aAoat. Send the infor-
nation blank and learn about your ships.
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NAME NEW LINERS
AS CUP DEFENDERS
Big Dutch Ships Bought by
Hartman Interests to Be
Rechristened.

Special cable TO The NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. By THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
d RAJ In Han
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-06

mine the governmental structure
to-day.
Preservation Of peace is the rat
form or which the Reprbl an
party securely stands, proud OF its
achievement, confident OF Its fu-
ture. II never has and Il never
will yield when constitutional gov.
ernment and the safety m the COM
niOnwealth are at stake-more than
that, II never permits condition to
arise which puts the peace and hap
piness OF the people In jeopardy.
The issue Is clear: Benjamin Grif-
fifth. the Republican nominee for
governor. Is pledged to preserve
the peace and security of the peo-
pie Of the state. and the people Of
Colorado know that Benjamin Grif-
fifth is man Of his word. The
other Republican nominees are
clean. high-minded. and able.
Ideally fitted to assist Mr.. Griffith
In giving Colorado safe and sensi-
BILE government.
They can he depended upon to re-
sist any attempt to foist socialistic
theories upon this state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-06
1btlUAMlN GRIFFITH !
tOr Governor

The question which the vO.ers Of
this state must decide on November
7th II this: whether Colorado shall
continue on the forward path Of in
dustrial pence and increasing pros
perity for all. or whether II shall
return to conditions that brought
death to scores. ruin to Thousands.
and shame to every citizen eight
years ago.
Colorado has not yet paid In full
the price Of the civil war which al
most caused the collapse Of the
state government In 1914. That
year, because the administration
was unable or unwilling to put
down armed rebellion, the entire so
cial fabric was shaken: men, wom-
On and children were slain: the loss
In property, In wages and in reye-
nue. ran into the millions
During Its year Of suffering and
distress. Colorado became the para
disc OF the social agitator. the rad
ic1l. the distnrber. The same forces
which almost wrecked the state In
1914 are again attempting to under
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-06

ment Of our lands Is absolutely essen
tial to our prosperity and growth.
We pledge our candidates, II elect
ed, TO use all proper means vigorously
for the protection Of these rights.
We believe that the state should
encourage the appropriation Of water
and the development Of new irriga-
tion enterprises in every way possible.
Primary Law
The Democratic party reaffirms its
belief in the Primary election law.
We oppose any eforts TO change il
in any way that will take from the
people the final choice of their candi-
dates.
Tea Pot Dome ROBBERY
We condemn the leasing Of the Tea
Pot Dome in Wyoming to the Stand
ard Oil company interests as q result
of secret negotiations, but not dis
closed until this fabulously valuable
old reserve had ben disposed Of and
transferred from the government to
private control.
Secrecy in public busines is indie
fensible.
The disposal Of public lands without
affording all an equal opportunity to
participate on equal terms Is a flag
rant violationo American principles
of government relating to the public
domain and smacks Of special privil-
ege and fraud.
Conclusion
With these Declarations of Princi-
Piles, we appeal to all the citizens OF
Colorado who are interested in the
peace, progres and prosperity Of the
state.
We solicit your support for the can
didates formulating them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-06
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

e .n asaHz Hzs Efss'e n e5fsi
p . constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness u caused BY an inflamed con-
dltlon Of the mucous lining Of the Eusta-
chian Tube. When this tube 10 infinmed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when Il u entirely closed.
Deafness u the result. UnJess the In
nAmmattcn can b reduced. your hearing
may Be destroyed forever. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the
Mood On the mucous surfaces OF the Bys-
tom, thus reducing the Inflammation and
eas9.etng Nature IN restoring normal con.
G1Eion1.
ss?les: &C.; e. ! a. Sa 9sss,.toA qss:as. oA,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-06
nARsLE OFFICIALS Mas

cazbondale Item
Nessrs. Geo. Barger. Harold Ksumsx,
John NeBeath and A. J. Mitchell Of
Denver, officials Of the CarTaza Yuls
Marble company, were In Nsrbls Tie
the interests Of the company. They
expressed satisfaction In the way
things were progressing in the white
marble city. The company has ship
ped several cars Of finished marble
east since resuming operations
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-06
FOUND HE WOULD NOT BE
WELCOME EVEN IN JAIL

Des Moines, Ia, Sept 3l.-For re-
fusing to lift his hat when the flag
passed the place where he WAS stand
ing during the G. A. r. parade yes
terday, Samuel L. Hiatt was arrested
by Sheriff Robb.
When Hiatt was taken to the coun-
ty Jail, other prisoners in the same
cell heard the story and then gave
him severe beating.