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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1924. SLACK HARDWARE COMPANY BLtM MAKDWABB COMPAXl tM SM COTTON Liberal kdvnnoo low laurtit rite tn heM or (old OB arrlrcL CbarfH reaconablo. F.lthful and uttofaotoir (Mr- Conilrnmtcti W.L.Noody Cotton Co.

Cftlam FMton. nit,) Furnished Rooms. TWO dellRhtful upstairs rooms, one large flro place, one smaller; both with eas connections for heating-; next to bath with water: will rent as sitting room and bedroom, two or will rent unfurnished: preferably to centle- men. 2201 P. LARGE, nicely furnished southeast downstairs room' with private entrance, adjoining: kltchcnet with i i Icn box and porcelain sink, atarase; quiet, pleasant; In-handsome, old home; beat neighborhood.

Call morninre. 1602 I. Phone 6418 and 1456. FOR. RENT.

Furnished 2 rooms, dining 1 kitchen, bath, closets, in fact modern in every respect; 2226 K. See us for inspection. For rent to desirable tenants. PABST REALTY PAB8T BLDG. LARGE very cool clear, soatfc Ssd- room in private home, convenient to bath, hot water, near beach, two beds If desired, ffood nelehborhood; reasonable to permanent or transient pftonle; garage.

1618 23d. Phono 7SB6-J. TWO connecting roohis and kitch- enct In private home downstairs; furnished for housekeeping, on beach; sink in kitchen; all conveniences; reasonable to a couple. 2516 Q. ROOMS FOR RENT.

Nicely furnished, one block Galvez Hotel. 2120 AVE. PHONE 7108-HV. IN PRIVATE HOME near beach, two nicely furnished and screened roomi; modern conveniences; transients accommodated; reasonable. 3201 JgH.

ROOMS. Booms. IN PRIVATE HOME, two or -three light housekeeping with all modern conveniences: private bath; no other garage. Phono 2851.. Apply 2J16 PH.

"THE COMO," under now manage- mcnt; (elect furnished near beach; winter hot-water- In bath. 211J -Phono 4116." Also one-room house tu nicely furnished. SOUTHEAST bedroom with rare, near beach, private home, private entrance: youni? man with good -Box TWO Of three lui'go connecting: completely furnished baths. 2814 M. convenient; for tw.o TWO nine and water In Rltchnn.

bedroom, two beds If desired. 1424 Mechanic. Phone 7341-W. ''KOR 'KENT--Largo south bed- I hottie of two; private entrance; with or without svaraeo. Phone 7144-J.

TWO for light housekeeping; sleeping; rooms; In private home; also garage; no children. 2813 I. TWO large south fronfconncctlns rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; modern. 3416 Broadway. Phone 1414.

TWO well furnished, southeast light housekeeping conveniences. 1328 with modern Avenue 1. TWO well rurnlshed connecting JKnt hoUBekccplflgT roomii, modern, screened, hot and cold water; close itt. 2407 H. I i South front rodrri.

one bedroom, with Kllch- cnet; close modern; private. 1810 Avo. D. FOR RENT--A nice furnished bedroom in private family, in walklhg distance from town. 1113 20th.

Phono 2B9C. FOH. HBNT--Nice rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; inodcrh conveniences. 2313 Ave. G.

NICELY furnished, newly papered, scrcliricd roums, near town, J2.50 weekly Up. 913 31st at. LY furnished rooms, modern conveniences, for gentlemen only; 4296. CJ3 23d si. FOUR ROOMS south exposure, private bath, In private home.

3728 Avenue O. Phone 1152. larce i rooms! with UBC of front porch; modern conveniences. Apply 2024 Ave. L.

NICELY and kitchenette, also single bedroom and Apply 2411 A K. TASTILY furnished bedroor.i with private bath. THE LOVE APARTMENTS. 1B08 V. Phone-18B4.

THE BKND13K HOTEL-- Centrally located, nicely furnished rooms with and without funs. all rooms hot and cold bath; cheaper for two. 2jJ6 jPMtofflce Phono TWO rooms. cool; large south front housekeeping room, private porch; also 2018 Church at. conncctlnfr housekeeping adjoining bath; screened.

new management; nice, cool reasonable a i from ho- uiTdb'r rooms, if 1: Junt across tho Phone 0130. Boulevard. ON BEACH, entire floor, two bedrooms, kitchen, hall, nicely ed. modern, screened, garage; vale a i references. 2614 Phone 1391.

prl- FUUNISHED HBDKOOM for gcn- tluman, adjoining bathroom, upstairs, south expomire, ncroencd, hot cold water. JIOU1 Avenue M. TWO nicely furnished rooms for light all modern con- hot bath. 1509 20TH nicely suuth bedroom in private modern homo; hot bath and all conveniences; permanent or transient. TWO south front nlihed connecting screened water and vlnk In kliclion: noar beach.

lit. i furnished south room lor i i the i i for couple, all convcnlonees. 83IC A K. Phono 4707- W. furnished bedroom, ad- jolnlnir bntli, hot and cold wator, clour.

In, to (roMtlumnn nr 1801 Avenue F. Phone 4684-J. FORD HOTEL, Neatly i rooms; cool, wall ventilated; hot and cold i screened; cheap ratca. LARCJK. wo 1 1 furnlnhid, modern room, next to bath, iiultablc for 1 or 3 icntlemoii, In strictly private family.

ma AVBrtup P. 6nlENTAL HOTT2L-- At Interurnan new fireproof building; private baths; every convenience; Phone 4111. FOR 11E.NT--L,ni'(rc south, a ed bedrooms lor one or two gents, hot fold 1213 Twi-nty- SI. Phono 2697-J. MODERN FUHNMSHED -roum and kltclu-nottii i i private A quire after TWO rooms, nlcaly furnished tor light housekeeping, bargain to permanent coupli-, also gursg'-.

1811 i St. N1SAK bench in private home, cool iiouth and Houthi'UKi bedroom, suit- ftn- 2 nr 3 fCJiruK'r. Phonf 251f. MOiJKliN" homo, with i south bcdroomp; permanent niul transient doslrciii also sa- 22H M. L1OHT HOUSir-KKl'SPINO room for i i J09 17th st.

No children. Phone C027-J. ATLANTA HOTEL--Rooms. JZ.60 per week and up; all outside rooms. Opposite Ifarage and postofflcc.

the Alba Hotrl. 2826" reasonable rates; rooms al outside exposure. Phone 4303. LARGE, wcjl-furnlshed room, ncrecncd; 1827 H. hot suitable for couple; water; private home.

V'BRY larec cioolTront room in prlvitte from house. Phone 7691-J. 2317 P. furnlsllcd. room NITURE only 212 for gen- NELSON FUH- TWO large i screened, adultb only, 2020 Avonue L.

FURNISHED bedrooms for mcn In private home. D. Phone 2701. 1021 Avenue CHOICE room, private bath, for one or twii gentlemen; also car-- ggt. phone 863.

COOL ttlocplng rooms, close to 21st FOR houso. moaern. garagij. 8412 Avc. I.

NICELY furtilsHed south bed- closu In. -1728 A O. "room. Phone 4fi-2. $6 per Unfurnished Booms.

TWO i rooms with all conveniences for light housekeeping, scrcnnod, bath, Knn and electric clciifi In to town. Apply 2909 Avenue I. FOH din- Ing roijm and kltcJien. hot nnd cold wat'r, private bath, gulf view; dcslr- ohln location. 008 aroadway.

J- Flats and Apartments. TORRENT Nice unl'urniHhed apartment in tho GUI 21st and. Market, 4 rooms and bath, only If you huyy. II. LAYCQCK Phone FOR RENT--Most attractive unfurnished apartment in the city, consisting five rooms, bath, large screened front sleeping porch, overlooking boulevtu'ii and beach; garage; ever convenience.

Boulevard. Phono 1062. HOSK1N, TEH. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. FOR RENT--Centrally located and In first-class condition; 2 unfur- consisting of thl-eo rooms and bath.

Each at J36 per month; JOHN ADRIANCE SONS. IF YOU are lacking for one of the most convenient, and attractive places on the beach, come to 1702 Boulevard; especial accommodation for families; apartments, also single rooms; bathing from house; two blocks cast of Galvcz. Wjntcr ratca. f'OR RENT--Either furnished or unfurnished, very attractive ptrlctly modern upstali's 'apartment. consist- Ing of rooms, reception hall, screened south sleeping porch and garage.

Phono 918. or call at TEXAS FURNITURE COMPANY. FOR lady or gentleman employed, comfortable sitting room, sleeping gallery and tiny kitchenct, large enough to prepare breakfast and lunches; all furnished: telephone, lights, gas, garage spuce car; close In; Avc. F. AVAILABLE SEPT.

16. upper unfurnished apartmeht of duplex, sop- arate entrances, 4 rooms, bath, hall, large closet'-arid screened porch, hot water heater, garage If desired; no children Or dogs. 912 Eighteenth. Apply 1727 Avenue 1. BEAUTIFULLY furnished five- room apartment same as a separate house lor lease at winter rates; 2204 Ave.

also have 2 and 3 room apartments furnished extra nice, now available. 2202 Ave. P. One block West of Galvez. four-room furnished apartment, private bath and garage; (tillable for 3 or 4 adults; reasonable good tenant; also two room upper apartment with private porch, garage.

1317 25th. Phone 6476-W. HOUSTON NEWS The Houston Bureau of THH OAIVB8TON NEWS In located In the Stewart bulldliiK (third rioor). corner PrvHton avenue and Fannln utreet (phone. Proston 198).

news aud otfcer matter prompt uttentlon. All communications ihould be nlvned by tho wrltur, complain to the circulator if thla paper li not Otllvtred by m. A. P. Vauirhan, Buitneaa ClrJtra Oprden Dnvls.

Mrs. Mlldrod Cunhinft Sooltty CorresDondent (phons HadUy 7 4 4 W. A. Circulator. LOUISIANA JURIST WILL SIT IN PLACE OF JUDGE HITTCHE- SON DURINQ TRIAL.

Staff Special to The News. Houston, Sept. tho largest number of 'mall fraud cases to be presented hero at one time' will be up tomorrow when the federal grand Jury meets in special session. Amonj; the cases that the grand is expected to consider are homa, Japan those against C. C.

Cannan; W. C. The Rooec MOTOE8HIP ROOSEVELT, DUE III OCT 10, IS IK JAP TRADE. Start Special to The News. Houston, Sept 7.

The, Roosevelt Line fast steamship Roosevelt Is scheduled to arrive here Oct 10 and will establish a new ship lino to Houston, according- to agents 'here. The ship will sail ten days later for Kobe and Yoko- Ualneis, W. W. Crane. Intimations' Rldenour and A.

D. that some of the The Roosevelt Line Is considered cue of the strongest lines engaged in; the Japanese-American trade. Agents, expect to bo able to name fe'w'da 0 BNTIRB LOWER FLOOR--Unfur- illshed. like new; every convenience; Members of the grand jury are V. must be to be appreciated; ga- reasonable to permanent tenants.

2401 Thirty-third. Phono 378G-W. THJiJ CONKLYN apartments, lovely unfurnished upper and lower, 1 rooms and kitchenette. 812 Tre- hoiit Copper screens, modern conveniences, garage. Apply 920 Trc- rhont.

NEAR beach two blocks from Murdoch, onu or two furnished south rooms with kitchenette; excellent neighborhood; bathing Irom house; also garage. 2406 PVjj. Phone 11SG. FOR. COLORED ONLY--Two 4- room upetalrs south apartments, all moderniConvonicnccs, with water and lights included, SIS per month.

Ad- rcss 360S Avc. N. Phono 7480-J. ATTKACT1VJ3 new three and room apurtmc-ntu, every modurn convenience, east end near Market street; adults only. Teluphono G280 mornings between 8 and 12.

ARCADEi furnished ttpartmenu on boach, 23d and Boulevard; a family apartment house, janitor service, -all nt Arcade or photic E. FOUR-ROOM, unfuriilshcd apart- mont, upper floor, all modern conveniences, a southwest exposure with -a KB.ra.ge. 2410 1. Apply 2428 L. Phone 1465.

LONE STAR JNN Rooms and apartments overlooking: eulf; also "urnishcd cottuecai adjoining; batting; from house. 1128 Seawall Blvd. I'hone 44. APARTMBNTS, tlirco furnished rooms, hot bath, screened, depurate entrance, south exposure; available Sept. $50 per month.

j'hoiiu 1G77. FOR RENT--Nicely rurnlshed 4- room apartment, all modern convcn- luncus, freshly papurcd and j)ulnted, in dfslrablo neltfliborhoodrjraragc. Phono 1322. i nicely eonnectfng bath, i modern Ap- fely Phone 4 172. TIIRElS-'noOH a -downstairs; i newly papered; rent only; with garage.

HIE 241314 Mkrket. rooms for rent nt Roomi and Board. MRS. 3. J.

HOGAN, 281B Broadway, excellent accommodations at reason- a References. ItOOMS nnl board, 2319 i ri'nnonnble; homa eooklnff. Phono Z41C. from room i board. J.

Phone 13. Rooms Wanted. WANTHD Three rooms by couple with a babv. Ptulfc ail 19i, NI-V'K. roim5, adjoining, by a couple.

Phone 6932. CHIROPRACTORS. DR. of Chiropractic, 1'alciur praduate, City National Bank hours, 10:30 to 12, 3 to 6. 7 to 7:30.

Phones 2GOO. residence 3G1E. -GALVESTON- BUILDING AND TRADES -O1RCCTORY- WM. SCHADT. "The Builders' Supply House." (Established mt.) 240S-11 Strand, Phone 3-2-4.

SASH, noons, IILIXDS. PAINTS AND BUILDERS' HATlDWAnK. Screens and Screen "Wire Cloth. BI5AVEH WAM-nOAIin. Garden Implements, Carpenter Tools, Rooflnps, Glass aid Ladders.

MANTKLS AN73 FIREPLACE HARDWARE. Brand White Lead, Pure Lin- gotd Oil, DuPont's paints, Enamels and Varnlnh. WM. SCIIA1JT, "The Supply Iloiinc." 2400-11 Slrnncl. I'honr 2-2-1.

A. J. and Healing. Marine and Repair Work a Specialty, 381S B. Phone 23ZI and 1171.

WHEN TOU THINK OB' PAINTING. Think of J. A. ItUSSELL. 4623 PH.

Phone 0860-J. BAUT LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Material. PKB CUE PAINTS. llth Ava.

A. PAone Ml. NEVER let day I rcadlnit TUK NEWS nan without QALVESTON BUILDERS- COMPANY. SUPPLI 1817 Phone 2726. Snrh.

ana Blinds, Hardware, Palhti, O1U. VaniiiiUcs, Glana and Hoofing, Auto Windshields Fitted. GlaxtnK. Screens Made to Order. Odd Mill Work.

"WE DO IT TUB VOIGT UACHiMi: S1IOP. lilOT. ULACKSM1THS, AND 2IIOS-15 riiuncH 101U and ISLAND CITY WOODWORKING CO. Barrett Roll "No Better Made." Plnsturgon Wullb'oard. llth and Mtonanlc.

Hhono 2B11 P. H. NMW13Y, Oencral Contractorj carpentering, a i i brlckninion, work dm! ralHlntc. 1418 13tt). phone 38tO.

CXbTNKT MAKKK, i i i i every now i in i i cu.iuiiulilu inicitri. JOHN MV4. rear. Phone 5071. 6TEV7AHT PLU1UOIKC INC.

nnd llvathiic. J31U Ave. P. Me'tal and nnw and repair work; jcood work. 2606 Avc, K.

Phono 18G2. i a a to a couple (no i 4 roomu and bath; lower floor; ecrwned and newly papered. 1824 2401 33d, dcfclrablo lower every vonvlonce, Kurniff. reasonnbln to piirmuncnt rofercncCB cxcliantfed. Phone apartment, -modern, private home, every convenience, southern exposure, reasonable to pcrmunent couple.

Phono 3774. 902 Ave. G. Al'AKTMUNTS On tin- bench; 3-room newly i apartment; hot nnd cold water: win- 1'lione tor rates. Apply 200B 23 ul.

PALSi Apartments, 1911 2rlh rules up; and water in a modern shower batha; bfiich a i from house. l-'Ul: HK.S'T-- Duplex, new, inod'ofl)! screened 1S1G euruire: hot wiitur hunter, rpo'iiis. bath, porch; ME. Cull KOlt ItliNT Modern umii tineTTt 2110 K. Four rooms unU bnth.

Newly renovated. Apply room 1. Z1JJ7 JMstoff apartment, com- plptoly i lower floor, consisting of 4 looms with private bath and Eunice. I'hono 2E40. Broach.

Shiner; Wfcferier, Shiner; William White, Houston; Carter Stewart, Houston; M. 33. ISasters, Kurten; Herring, Spring; H. Borchere, Toakuro: M. T.

Hickman, Corriffan; 13. N. Mills, Houston; E. A. Arnim, Flatonia; H.

P. Finch, Houuton; J. F. Kelly, Oak- liurst; Martin Klcka, Carmine; Gus Kocnlne, Muen- kcr, Anderson; W. B.

Clemmonu, Walter Gue.hrs, Lcd- better; O. A. Samuels, HuntBVlllej William Bauer, Round Top: R. H. Holcomb, Crecy; Joe McMurray, Houston; Will Barclay, New Willard; Joe Howard, Bryan.

FCTUIUE KLA' ACTTIV1TIES AJUS TO BIS aiAJJE FUBLIO Bpoclftl to The News. Houston, Sept poll- tics will play no part 111 Sam Houston Klun No. 1 hereafter, that "In the future, to be a klansmun, a man must bo Christian and a eentle- inan," was the substance of an an- cases as yet trlven no.publicity will be the most, sensational have boen i gleaned irum postal- investigators. BUHIAL SE11VIC13 IS HELD The fraud cases will be presented by Special Assistant District Attoi 1 ncys George is. B.

Peddy and Clarence Kencall, and Special Assistant Attorneys General David H. Cannon aud Susmau. Horace Soule, assistant United States attorney, is expected to pre- several minor criminal cases, most of which are liqUor and narcotic cases. Judgo Ben C. Hawkins of Louisiana will convene the Jury.

He Will act for Federal Judge J. C. Hutcheson, who is on vacation in Canada. Novcmb News of and Shipping ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVED.

8s Byron D. Benson, 8.211 tons, from Southwaatern Shipping; Co. i Chester Valley, 3i463 tons, from Pensacola to Lykos Bfoa. da EnfllnOott. .4,720 tons, from Houston to livkos Bros.

DEPARTED. Edward L. Dohtny, 4,321 tons, for Tampico. Ss Byron D. Benson.

8,311 tons, tor New York (Texas Cltr). 8s J. Fletcher Farnll, 4,360 tons, for Tampico (Texas City). VESSELS IN PORT. STEAMSHIPS-- Vesael; Flar, Afeht.

Unlled SUIpplnc BotrO. 3.H6J iDrv 4oo)t Barcelona B. Stvills, A J.OC1 i 9 7 Buectrl (It). Transport TorailWal J.809 Chester Valley. Lykes Csrllon Fowler 3,806 Siiniet City, of Fairbunr.

Canlsl Rliilty Hoaofl Lykei J.llJ Colllnrsworth, Trosdal, J.12B i CJlln Daniel 5IAJV KlJjLIib l.V FAIL Special to The Kcws. Houston. Sept. 7. Funeral services for.J.

P. Van Duscn, 411 Highland avenue, who died Friday fftllowlne: a fall from the tenth floor of the Union National Bank build- Ing-, were held at 4:30 o'clock thla afternoon at' the residence with Rev. C. H. Little officiating.

Burial was In Hollywood Cemetery under the direction of Settegrast it Kopf Company, undertakers. The Masonic lodge of which Mr. Van Duscn 'wda a member participated in the ser Active pallbearers were: Harris. W. D.

Woodruff, J. S. Claude Turner, J. T. Boyics.

Noble T. Melton and J. C. Flocck. Honorary pall- buarers were: Dr.

J. F. Matthews, W. H. Lamot-cux, Dr.

R. T. Mc-rrlfl. Georgre Lciffh, R. T.

Elledge and W. E. Woodruff. Although the man at was bc- ilovcd to have Jumped to his dcuth purposely, some of his acquaintances now hold the theory that his fall was accidental. WIFE OP XWAJTSFEn.

COMPANY VICE SUCCUMBS Special to The Js'ows. Houston, Sept. William 22 years old, 316 Hathaway avenue, died this mornlnc at 9 o'clock at a local hospital. She Is survived by her husband, William Barkwell Jr. who IB vice president of tho Wi'sthclmer Transfer Company; by her father.

Dr. C. if. Noble-. npunccment toddy by Sam T.

Me-. and by her randparents. Mr. and Clurc. recently elected I Mrs.

S. B. French. Funeral arramre- bam Houston Klan will not mcnts will be announced later by dominated by any bloc or individual. Scttearast Kopf Corapuny, under- Mr.

McCiure added, and will have au entirely new set of officers In the near future. Al! klan actlv.ties In the will be madu public. In ao far an fraternal order publishes Its workings, thu cyclops said. BELIEF THAT ESTIMATE WILL BE LOWERED EEPLEOT- ED IN PRICES. By Ataoclated Now Orleans, Sept.

furnished apartment, three rooms i privatu bnth; pm-nija if desired. 1714 Tremont si. 1 'lioni' 4082. TTCN'T Lowor floor five room apartment; private entrance, private bath; to iidults. Apply SPKCIAL, to selected tenants, 4.

5. G-room rurnlohed huuso by week or month. Apply 2C11 32d. Phone 5937. UNFURNISHED desirable apartment.

3 larpe rooifis. bath, hltch- AUSTIN roUU-ROOM: apartment on beacli with private bath, furnished. Apply HOTEL UAUKNICSHT, 2202 r'4. FUKN1SHI3D apartment, close IK- nli'O one largo bedroom, suitable for two or three eentlemen. 1827 Church.

Phone .1712. THREE-ROOM upstairs i a a private bath; also ea- fi; to adults. 1910 phono 3074. UNFUKN1SHED duplex, rooms, bath, front-back-porches; rca- ndulta only. 190B 2.1th UAliGfi rooms ond dressing: room; nil modern; i a bnth.

706Vj 2Srd. UNFURNISHED modern apnrt- mi-nt, Melrouc, 2004 13. AUSTIN a07 22d st. THREE-ROOM i apart- In private family. 1911 Ave.

N. apartment. 2107 Avenue ON'K 3-rooin i down- WANTED--BIDS, PROPOSALS. in, THE board of trustees of tho Gn.lvi-.ston city schools offers for sulu one temporary on the Bull School Square. Sealed bids will be received lit tho office of the sup i of schools, municipal i i not I Wednesday Sepi.

in, nt .1 p. when bids wl'll Lc opened. Board reserves tho i tn reject a nnd all bids. A check for 10 per cent of tho nm'ount hid tlio House must he moved from tho erounda by Sept. 35.

GALVESTON, TEX. aolTssD ST. W. T. ARMSTRONG.

GALVE'STON." TEX. Zli't and Marlcot. MAnSF.NE JOHNSON, ATTORn'EY AT LAW. FRANK s. American Nat'l Insurance 6381, cotton market during: the past week hii.s been under the shadow of the government reports thai are to be Issued tomorrow and which will grlvo the condition of the crop on Sept.

1, nnd the Indicated yield based on that condition und also the total of cotton ginned prior to Sept. 1. The week opened with the American markets closed for the Labor Day- holiday and when trading; was re- TuTday pricoij doolinod owing to I'carn that tho next government report would show an Increased crop as large and possibly larffer than tho indicated yield of bales announced In the re- takers. WITH DEEP CHAHNEL, HEW ORLEANS PORT ON PAR, WITH OTHERS Spoclal to The Orlennfl. Sftpt.

7. Announco- mont by Col. Charlen McD. Towntiond ot tho United States enrlnoers that a 3C- foot channel hits been maintained In (it tho mouth of the river for lx months incnna that New Orleaha is plftocd on a par with every part in tho Unlttld Slatpti Cor the hon- ailnr of foreign shipping. Colonel Townaend HUM Unltod SUtr miRlnecrn had ovofcomo itroat ob- Btnclcn In making Southwoat ndv- Iftable for the lurumt that float, and thkt they could now compete with every port for tho handling at any of freight and carrying craft.

At the same tuna tho nouneod. thit tho dlCflcultlen tn South PaM had been overconio and that a thirty-tact channel would bo maintained tbero at til times In tho future. A rather eiiRlncnrlnir foul, nuch tllkes, mats and the Hltc, were uacd to bring aUout tho new condition. Thin also mcann thnt the Mg moot- Ing plunnud for Chicago to bring about a twelve-foot channel from tho Great it tho Quit will got Impetuv, mgBLOiic, Co 3181 i Cotnmeroliil, Codrler, 1.74 85 Dlsooviier Wm. Co 1 El Bndloott.

Brds.i 4,720 2 Erato StractUn Company 10 Marie Do Larrlnaga Fowler MSVitle. 3,078 Mirlna, Od.ri C. Nicolinl S.917 Nuecea, Mnllory Line, 2.40E 26 Bnucon. Upura Snlpplnlr Board. 8.037 Dry Sklpton Castle FowKr Mo- Vitle, 2,430 Tamiahuai Morcan Line, 8.100 S.

f. DtcMa Tcjiiilu. lAorgn Line, 3.H6..JI. Torfes. Morpan Line.

3.S56..8. douks Vest Hematite, Daniel Klploy 3,491 4l JIOTORSHIPS--OALVESTOK. Ttuxlun Southern B'anahn; S74 Southern Bancna 3C1IOONBH--QALVESTON. Anandale, Golveston Coal 'Conlpany, RADIO REPORT. Positions of vessels at sea ytsterdny were reported to tho United States naval i radio station hers us Ss miles east from Tam- pleo.

bound Baltimore. Bs Toco. 185 milim, southeast from Qal- bound GMvonton. 8 Roanolce. CO miles front Salihifli butintl Fort Arthur.

J.lirhtbliiher. 232 liilien wflnt-north- Velt from Tortug-as, bound Norfolk. E. Waits. 449 Allies cast from Tanipleo, bound ClonfUR-oa.

Ss Republic. 30S oast-sptttheast from aaivtstotf. boUna E. Vf. Simiunlr.

100 miles south-west from South Pass, bound Tampico. 8s Alabama. 2S! milts Trent-northwest from Tottiitnn, bound Marcus Hook. as J. si'.

CuDahy. 301 thllss northeast' tram Tampl'JO. bound Orleans. Jj. Connelly, .103 miles east tram Tampico.

bound Tamploo. Ss Swift 809 miles east from Tatrnploo; bound Texas City. Si Ltiko Blavl. miles southwest from Ship Sbfln'ls, bound Havana. Ss W.

M. Burton. 116 miles east-southeast from. Sablne. bound Port Arthur, SB Beacon Lltht.

259 miles east from Tatnlro, boiind Boston, fa Hoxbar, MS miles east-southeast from bound Baltimore. St El Valid, 2Srt miles east-southeast from Qalvpnton, bound York. PJ HI Alba. 230 miles oast-southeast from jQulveston, bound Ottlvnton. Si HCnry R.

Uttllory, SO" miles southeast from Oalvetton, bound New To Ift Si Vaba. 216 rollos east-southeast from St'blle. Bound Philadelphia. ff Qfatnpton Andorson. 437 miles from Soiitn Pass, bound New is Battott'n, 140 miles south from vision, liound Tamplco.

Ss AgrtVlAuri, 335 east-southeast frdm Qalvson. bouna dtllyeston, Ss Suplienflo, 60 miles west Ship Shoal, bdand ort Arthur. W. H. Llbby, 278 mlloa Oatt-sdtlth- ff6fp Qalvottoh.

bound Kew York. CtirNor. 217 miles from bound Bayottne. Ss LlvInJrs'toile Boej 2T6 miles east- spudietist frohi bound Baytown. Ss taawlgshnvdn, 140 ritlles east from bound G.tlvoston.

.24 STEAMSHIPS--TEXAS CITY. Clitty Sark (yacht) Refinery Frceport Sulphur No. 5, Preeport Sulphur 2,440 STBAilSHIPS--HOUSTON. Buytown, Humble oil and Refining May town Bolivian Hurrlfloh-JjCylantl, 6.lie Lonit fleach Dakotlan Hnrrlson-Leyland. 6,130 7 Galuna.

Oil Co Galena Uepubllc, Crown oil- Refining Co. drown cXIKord. Humble Oil and rterlnln(f Company 13aytown MOVEJOSKT OF TEiSSElS. Port Kodx, Sept. City of from Qeqrjile H.

Joneti, from Tumptco: Harold WalKtr, from Tampico; Isabolla, from Porto Klco; Johi) D. Itockufellcr, from New Ypr.k: from TamnlcO! roiy- blun, from Tampa. Departed: Atfchah- Istnn for Antwerp; Atlejitlda for Celba; Cat-logo, for Bocsjj Dol Toro; Coppenamei for Ce- facto, for Cubn; E. AV. Sinclair, for El Lsro.

for New York; MUM for Port Barrldji Miinaftiia for Puerto Cortezt MUnaTnar, for Hnvsna; Ostende for Antwerp; Tampn, for Tampa; West Haraaway, for Hamburg, WEEKDAY TRIPS TO FISHING PIER WILL BE DISCONTINUED The launch Bohemian, which hafl ueen operating dally and Sunday between Plbr 22 and the Bettlaon fishing tler duu' the nummec, will discontinue weok- day trlpti for flnhermen unlemi eight or more'pafiaenicerfl mnko tho trip', J. Chapman, manager, announced taut nlftht. If eight or more pamenreri telro to make trip, can leave Plur it af 6:30 o'clock every mornlnft with tho workmen golne (u Fort Poluc luimch will proceed to thii fiettlnon with The boat Will return for them ut 1 p. In. No change will be mnae In thQ Sunday flchcdule, the boat leaving twlco rjn Sunday na unual, at 9 o'clock n.

m. and 1:80 o'clock p. in. Mr, Chapman reported thHt mackerel, DpecklMl trout. alUephenll nnd WhlllnK wcro biting well yefiUrday and A number of out-or-town flflliermcn mtdo tho trip to tho north jettlen.

It Chicago, St. City, AlemphlH, Moinea, uml Cincinnati of water nervlco to New Or- and quick movement by the fant llnors to Klurope and other countries. TREASURY CERTIFICATE OFFERING BEGINS TODAY Spoclal to Nown. DtiUaa, Sept. 7---The secretary of 0f private condition ports pointing to yields of more than bales tended to confirm the fear of a bearish crop forecast for the Sept.

1 As a result of the liquidation und more or less short and hedge selling which ensued, prices eased off about 100 points by Wednesday when October traded as low as 23.COc. From this low point, however, which was partly due to reports of a lower basis for spots in Southern markets, there was a tendency toward improvement owlnff to the continued absence of rain in the greater portion of tho drouth-stricken sections of the belt, and an increased number and seriousness of reports of deterioration from the eastern belt as well as the western portion of the bolt. Another cause for uneasiness on the part of shorts and the resultant covering was the tendency of the later private condition reports to lower the condition average and also the crop Indication until the trade preherally began to expect that the forthcoming report would show a smaller ijidlcatod yield than that of Aug. 1C. Moreover, several estimates by spot houses and others In which the government formulas were, disregarded were so much lower thnn tho estimates based on the official formula that belief became stronger that tho ffovernmeht estimate would show a a i off from the previously reported total.

1C the forecast Issued tomorrow Is much below tho estimate of two weeks ago, the condition average will havo to be well below sixty. You should eat more "whole -wheat bread." Uocnlng makes tho POULTRY. EGGS. PET STOCK, CMokcns. HIGH A baby chicks from best selected layers.

Brown Log- hoi-ns 15c. White Leghorns 12c. table chicks lOc postpaid. Properly hutched, eusy to raise. All chicks guaranteed to arrive and a BREWER'S POULTRY FARM.

Warre.urin.jrex. CHICKEN CHOLERA time li here. Keep i Bourland's Cholera Rem- In their i i nnd prevent it. STAR pullets" nnd Phone C471. treasury certificates of Indebtedness, aertei 18 19:5, dau-a Sept.

1C. 1924, maturing Sept. 15, 1B25, and heurlne interest at tho rato of per cent per ftunum. Payment for aubscrlpf.ons mny be made In cash or In case of npeclal depoaltory by credit In war loan dcpoalt Account. Book? open tomorrow.

Subscriptions may be made through a local bank or federal raservA bank direct. HEWAKD. The NCTVS wjll pay a reward of $10 to anyone for the arrest and Information leading to the conviction of party or parties who take papers from the yards or porches of subscribers or where they have been left for dealers by carriers. When possible hold party caueht taking or' who offers a News for sale that has been dcllverea to a subscriber and phone No. 1 or 39.

'Tee-Gee" Mastic Whites! AVhUe Tnlnt Paul Shean Co. 2021 Strnnd Phone 572Z IfOH SALE rooster, Leghorn. Cats and Dogs. FOH SALE Fox, deor, cat. a i and Iron hounds; a a bargain.

EARNEST BREWER. Bagdad. Ky. cheap; bulldogrs las, Texas. pupij' 601 Rockwood.

Dal- A service baaed on the nnd experience gal nod during nearly ytfnrs is extended to Individuals, Corpora- tlohs and Bunkers by Hutehlngs, Scaly A (Unincorporated), Established 1854 nt 24th and Strand. MARINE NOTES AND ITBiiS OP INTEREST ALONG THE The Hyro sterdiy from New ye D. Benson arrlviwl Torlt rinfl Io6k of crude oil. fiepartlnfr yelUjrlnj- on (lift return trip. The Southwestern Shlpplnx Co.

in airent. The atesnishlp Cheater Vsllcr arrlVlid ye-nlordJj' frbm Pensncoln and nndhorod In the roads. l.ykc« aril niccntji. The tanker Eilwnril L. iteil- cnn Petroleum mtcntn.

departed In bnllast yesterdny for Tho tanker J. Fletcher Turret! acnart- rd from Texas City yesterday for Tam- plco. The steamship Endleott. Bros. afiients.

shifted from anrt went to Pier 0. Sho shift this to Pier 12 to cotripletfl ODERO LINE K. Odcro f. AlM DlrMt TO OBXOA. And Other Mediterranean Grntrtl Acenta.

S1O ttt. UclreMrB, 4t Lone Star Steamship Go, West Indian Services 2216 Mechanic Pinillos Line SERVICE Galveston I'O Barcelona Ana Other Mediterranean SS Barcelona Bejii. tsS E. SEV1LLA SON GAtiVESTO.if. THIAi Ss LarletKn, 150 miles from Oalveston, bound Giilveatbn.

NOTICE I'O CITY It you do not receive your NEWS promptly each morning: phone us before 10 o'clock and a copy will bo Mut you by special Polish Gflvernfnent Bonds Palish industrial Stocks Inquiries invited R. LANDAU FOREIGN SECURITIES 32 Br6adWfty, NfeW York SS Dhkotlan 88 Bollvliin FROM 88 Dnkotlnn SS Dollvlnn SS Mltottlhn Norway-Mexico Gulf Swedish-America Mexico Transatlantic 8s. Lines TO CinMSTIAXIA, GOTirEN ji 0, COPENltAOBK and DAM811 OU MB Sturiliolm JinlfViept. MS Hf.pt.-KJtHr Oct. JjBia I'oi DiMnwnre Hnlf Oct.

berthed, to mid nn ciu-fco of fowler McVitie, Inc. OALVESTON AccuU E. H. Henck Co. SAIT.MAKKnS.

AXD UA'rCII COVE-RS. 1.11» Mechanic St. Fhuno 1581 Railroad Schedules Onlf. Colorado fiarita Fe. Arrive from -No.

22-32-17-- California Speolal am No. 17 Cnlcng-o, Knnaas City, Denver. St. 1:86 am No. 6-- Chlcafco, Ka.n»a« SMS phi No.

IE-- Cleburne-Galvei'n local.ll:18 am No. 241 lieaumont Galveiton Short Line (dally except Sunday) 7:00 pm Seaside mont Qalvoston Short (Sunday only). .10:30 Am Depart to -No. 6-D1-S1 California Special 8:30 am No. Kansas City and Chicago Express 6:30 nm No.

16 Qalvos'n-Cleburne local 5:00 pm 18 St. Louis, Denver. Kansas City and No. HI Oftlvcston Bcnumont Short Lino (dally except Sunday 8:00 am Seaside Special Qal- veston-Beanmont Short Llna (Sunday 7:45 pm Aflsnourl-KanaoM-Texas. Arrive No.

26 Katy Flyer 0:30 am 1 Depart -No. 26-- Katy Flyer 6:30 pm Northern. Arrive No. 1 Sunshine Special 7:45 pm 3 From points north Arrives Houston 2:30 pm o. Galveaton, via Santa Fo 9:35 4m Houston 6:30 am From Texarkana, Marshall and St.

Louis. Depart -No. 3 Sunshine Special 10:20 am 4-- From Houston to points north 9:15 ahi 5-- Gulvestnn, via Santa Fa pn) Houston 11:50 prh From Texarknna. Marshall and tit. Louis.

Southern Pacific Lines. Arrive -No. 171-- H. T. New Orleans and California eonnee- tlons No.

17J New Orleans And California connections 3:16 pni No. 176-- 11. T. C. connections 8:35 pm Depart- No.

ITS-- H. A T. Orleans nnd California Exp'reO 6:60 am No. 174-- H. T.

C. and New Orleana connections 8:95 pm No. 17C II. A T. Sunnet Limited and California con- nectloni Intemrhnn.

rnFfoniupr leave every hour on th6 hour a. in. to 11 p. m. raAsengOr arrive every hour from a.

ni. to n. 111. nan J.lne. Depart am 1:00 pm 4 pm 5:45 pra Station-- Tnmoni HoteUxorntr, No.

No. No. Plant taf onta tT. S. GBvrrtimrrit Lliier Service lloutitan and CHy To Genon nhd Knnlea Sails from Oalvaston: Wtfit Hrlhcuvnr Liberty Hell Sitlla from Houston: W'ost llitrshaiv Sent.

18 ISt. ta Llbcriy Ool. IS i'o Venter, frifkir, Alexnndrln njid I'Irneuii SalM from Galveston: Hs; it S. SplTCOViCH A Agents. Harrison Line Galveston TO Liverpool Wm.

PARR to Liverpool-Hanchestir GALVEilTOJf. Sept. 12 Sept. IS a -Sept. 81AIUNK oM Exclmnce Elder Dempster Line HEdULAIl LtNEB BERTlClC Texas City to Liverpool: with tlte Ht Bnllacrr, SWh Seiitember, to Bft Sn New Ilrdl)klyn tfm (Iwirgln CMIllaic 8s New Texals SalHm Um J'BTemper A.

tw Cilluinbl. Suliink Mlh Nerembeir And olhcrs of the aAhie la (Subject to alteration without Eldir Dempiter Line AgiMf 1. 0. Warriner. 009 Anurloun Notional Bldr.

OALVESTOIC. Moufhefn States CITY --to-- BB15MJBW. S3 EXDICOTT SS WEST IRA S3 TOUNOSTOWN SS BRAVE COffiUn SS KPFKA S3 WEST NOHRANUS 15 -Sept. 33 30 15 HAMBURG SS BNDICOTT 8 38 TOVNOSTOWX Sept. SS SS EFFNA Oct.

8 KOTTEltDASI BS IR'A Sent, in ss BftAvn coBijn sept, so S3 WEST XORRAKUS Oct. 15 COPiNHAGKX-GOTHKNlJlJRO- SS TOUNOSTOWN Sept. 23 lykesBros, t7. s. OoTcrnment Shlp.t.

Otivtaton, J) RKGUI.An LHVHH SEliVIOE Sgitcovich lanes GALVE1ST6K --to-- LIVERTOOL-MAA'CIIESTER Ss Ivla S.pj. II Ss Colorado Springs Sept JO Cripple Creek Sept. 10 HODSTOJf --to-- HVERPOOL-MASfOUESTBh Steadfast Bept. 8 SB West Ss Colorado 17 Cripple Creole Sept. g.

Sgitcovicli Co. U. S. GOTeriime.t Ship" GALVKSTOIS. TEX.

MALLORY LINE SS. SAN JAOTNTO Sept. 13-- 05t. 4-- Oct 25 ss. coxcjib Sept.

20-- Oct. 11-- N6V. 1 SS. COMAL Sept. 24-- Oct.

15-- Nov. .5 SS. HENRY K. MAMXRY Sept. 27 Oct.

18 Kov. 8 'Above 4 uii'l freltfkt. Addltlonl taut ffelckt Automobiles Carried -F. T. RENNEfi.

Oen'l Agent, TexiU. (JULF WEST MEDITERRANEAN LINE BARCELONA--VAIJENCI A--AIJC'ANTE--CADIZ C6SB WESt CICBTAO USSB CAHDONIA Sept. IB Sept 58 Sent, id AMERICAN PIONEER LINE YOKOHAMA--KOBE--SKAMCHAI USSB DRi'DEN STEAJISIUr ACEXtS Operating United Stn Goveniment Flnt tToor CoUon itnhoncc Ulils. Galreaton, Texau GALVESTON SAILINGS STAR ICi UAVttE, AXTWEKP, GHENT Saliftigi 68 Cdllh Llvlngsitoii Sept. 15 4l Sept.

SO 8R Pmsft Oct. 15 SS Cocknponsot Oct 81 Daniel Ripley Agents OPElJATIXQ U. 8. GOVERNMENT VESSELS GALVESTON, TEXAS.

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