New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1919, Page 5

' STEAMSHIP SAILINGS INTERNATIONAL FRENCH LIN MERCANTILE MARINE LINES | _ NEW YORK_TAVRE AVOIE ...... . . Aug. 11 ‘R el AN NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL LA TORRAINE . . Aug. 27 Victorious Aug. 6Nantasket Aug. 22 |[ROCHAMBE .- 8 ¥clipse ..Aug. 15/Courageous Aug. 22 NEW 7 Indianapolis Ag. 15/Sancon .. .Aug. 29 |[NIAGARA ... A AuK. 19 NEW YORK—GLASGOW CUNARD ANCHOR Balsam . ,\lug. 15/ West (rl(;rnnA;: 5 Passenger and Freight Services MWeseiNobno Bvates ol AIE: A2 NEW YORK to LIVERPOOD NEW YORK—MANCHESTER Orduna . .Aug. 14 Cape 1/okout Ag. 9] West Grove late Ag. | vauban . . A NEW YORK—HAMBURG Carmaania SRt . 3 Yaquima Aug. 9|Guimba.. Aug. 25 |Orduna 5 A E Wheaton Aug. 16/Oskawa L. H. Aug. [Carmania ...... a3 PHILADELPHIA—LIVERPOOL Orduna Keketticut Aug. 7|Saluda . ..Aug. 11 |Carmania . . +*Haverford Ag. 9 Andalusia Aug. 14 [NEW YORK TO CHERBOURG AND *Passengers. SOUTHAMPTON PHILADELPHIA—GLASGOW ::fl""‘::":“ - cev....Sept. & Western Ally Ag. 9] Eastern Sea Ag. 31 |[Mauretinia . . Sept. 20 Y NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE PHILADELPHIA—ROTTERDAM and SOUTHAMPTON Zirkel .. ... Aug. 31 [Royal George. . BOSTC LIVERPOOL Royal George . . Betsey Bell Ag. 22(Wauconda Aug. 31| NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and BALTIMORE—LIVERPOOL : i CHERBOURG West Tacook Ag. 6¥ast Wind Ang, 7 [Caronia ...... veeee.. Al NORFOLK—LIVERPOOL frazomia) ain ole Sept. 18 s 3 - |Caronia . Oct. 23 Depranof .Aug. 5 Western Sca Ag. 15 ) - Western Star .. Aug. 30 |NEWY ORK to PLYMOU TH, HAVRE and LONDON WHITE STA T o P i 2 CW YORK to PIRAE N. Y.—CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMP- |, NEW YORK NEW YORI Columbia. . .. Adriatic TUNUTIUE L Ang. 14 o Aug. 23 POOL Scindia . FBaltic ..Aug. 20|{Celtic... Aug. 30 NEW YORK—AZORES— GIBRAUTAR—NAPLES—GENOA HOLLAND AMERICA Canopic . ...... Aug. 28 LINE m)s'r‘o\‘_-l,()\nn\ W YORK to ROTTERDAM | Oakland ...Aug. 8Opette Aug. 15 {Via. PLYMOUTH and BOULOGNE-« West Togus Aug. 8| Pobboosic Sept. 22 SUR-MER BALTIMORE—LONDON (Cargo) S. S. NEW AMSTERDAM...Aug. 20 Yukon ....Aug. 6|Mississippi Aug. 20|S. S. NOORDAM. . .. -..Sept. 3 S S ; ; o = Maryland Aug. 16| Missouri ..Aug. 30|S. S. ROTTERDAM . ...... . MPI(S.—When Jiditor IZdward T. Leech went to jail rather than apologize for an attack on politicai MEMPHIS.—BEditor Edward T. Leech is behind the bars for = e 8. 0 g. Sl : 'Sept 20 corruption which him a sentence for ‘“contempt of court’” cheering friends escorted him in an anto- 10 days because he criticised the rottenness of courts in his city NORWAY ‘ SWEDEN ] DENMARK hobilc parade } s led by a brass band. Judge Israel H., Peres, who held Leech in contempt, though his clean-up campaign. The action of the courts which put him Regular sailings, fast steamers, to Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. ¢Peres’) court R mentioned, was not among those present. ihetofishbocetiie R Sfcyerentinetaatac, EMEENEA : Regular Connections from Piraeus, Greece, for Monastir, Belgrade, etc., i = — | vin salonika. ASPHALT LAKE IS SOUNDED. mass is in slow, almost imperceptible | FLIES IN . TRIOMPHE. |opening cleanly, gliding through with javoid a collision with another ITALY motion, which is the extreme difficulty his motor stopped. After clez g | aviator. SATLIN TO 50 P Reached; Te ) making gs, ¢ s PAriS Ator . H the arch he turned on the power ax IR Xast and West Coast of South America, West Indies and Central Ameri- Depth of 150 Feet Reached; Test to :‘-x:‘(ql:lz?x‘;l b:\::llm.,sm:n:lotlx;::‘not:(;n Paris Aviator Had A\f.u A O e IO v o AT elhd paratus. Eeven Xards — Washington, Aug. 9.—Appointment AGENT AMERICAN EXPRE! RAVEL TOURS—China, Japan Washington, Aug. 9.—According to| The latest borings were made in g Aug. 9.—Lieutenant Gode-| J before the French Victory | or Miss Mary Anderson as director of | Philippines, Canada. Tours of ited State Alaska, National 4 report from Henry D. Baken | the center of the lake by sinking a a French aviator, vesterday |parade of July 14 it was learned that | the woman in industry service of the y at Lakes, St. Lawrence and Saguenay Cruises; Niagara Falls United States sul to Trinidad, | two-inch pipe. The motion of the|bassed under the Arc de Triomphe !g ) 1ieutenant Jean Navarre, one of | Department of Labor announced to- aguenay. British West Ind another attempt | asphalt was found to exist as deep as | in an airplane. He had been (|'1ln4‘ylhe most daring of French fliers, hag | 04y by Secretary Wilson brings a SEE US ABOUT YOUR VACATION TRIP. has just ade to ascertain the| 100 feet and at a depth of between | ing several months in preparation for & e e o e depth of mous Trinidad asphalt | 25 and 50 feet the motion seemed to | the feat. He practiced at Villacoublay !?‘1“.“"0” to fly under the Arc de |y, government office as a federal 297 Main St Jake. The latest attempt to find the | he reversed. The core removed from | where the frame of an arch of the |Triomphe in a monoplane during the |\ oa cnier. . S bottom of the deposit ishec the recent borings shows the asphalt | same dimensions as the Arc de | Victory celebration. The police pre- = L4 itai i fe et e pared (o provent the Mght which | | oo New Britain. B ! J o flcw a machine with a wing- | Was considered would be dangerous to | SOk ! spectators as well as to the aviator. | Washington, Aug. 9.—Jchn . Four days before the parade Navarre | Mason, a Philadelphia banker, FOR QUICK RETURNS USE THE was killed at Villacoublay when his | been appointed as director of the war hine crashed as he was trying to | loan organization of the Treasury. CLASSIF1IED COLUMNS, Be Made With New Apparatus. out. It is stated that another effort T will soon be made, with special ap-| spread of eight yards. which left him us, to find the bottom of this|a margin of about seven yards to get asphalt deposit. through the arch. 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