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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
WANTS WHAT
Is COMING

New York, jan s--Iust to satisfy
his own curiosity as to whether there
is any Bradley Land in the Arctic Sea.
John r. Bradley, financial hacker OF
pr Frederick A. Cooks polar expe-
dition, has decided to organize an ex-
pedition to locate the vast area which
the Brooklyn physician reported he
had discovered and named for his ben
efactor Capt Otto Sverdrup. a Nor
wegian explorer has been asked TO
bead the expedition, which will start
from s Johns. N f., early II June.
When he thrilled the world with his
famous message from Lerwick, Shet-
land Islands, on Sept, l, 1909. an
nouEcing the discovery Of the North
Pole. Dr. Cook added that he had also
discovered 10000 square miles Of land
in the far north Upon his arrival in
Copenhagen he announced that he had
named this heretofore unknown terri
tory Bradley Land.
There was Eo mention of Bradley
Land in the final report to the Uniyer-
sity Of Copenhagen, and the man who
had furnished the $4,000 to equip the
polar expedition was bitterly disap.
pointed
AIr Bradley says he will have his
ship stop in Greenland TO get Dr..
Cooks instruments and records. which
Harry Whitney Of New Haven. Conn.
left in cache at Etah Capt Sver-
drup, if he heads the expedition. will
also be asked to talk with the two
Eslsimos who accompanied Dr. Cook
on his trip and to learn from them just
how far north the Brooklyn physician
went on leaving land
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
Flying Squadron Makes
New Years Raid

The flying squadron with Commo-
dore Yearta in command and Ensign
VIII Garner as his escort made NUM-
erous raids Saturday night as a starter
for the New Year
The places visited were the Klon-
dixie, the "6s," the Pullman cafe, The
Star rooming house and she Tuxedo
As a result of the raid. a small guam
tity Of whiskey was found-at The
Pullman and some at the STAR and
60 Several arrests were made, and
some Of those crested appeared be-
fore Judge Moore this morning, plead
guilty and paid their fines
The result OF this me first raid Of
the year was considered very satisfac-
tory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
KEROSENE EXPLOSION
WOMAN LOSES LIFE

Enid, Okla, Jan S.-While attempt
ing to kindle a fire with kerosene at
an early hour this morning, Mrs Mol
lie Roller was burned to death at
her home six miles east of the city.
She was the first OF the family to
arise and the explosion from the kero-
sene blew out the windows and doors
of the room and set it on fire. John
Carpenter, hired man, was the first
10 reach the unfortunate woman but
the flames had rendered her uncon-
scious and she died before relief could
be secured. Carpenter sustained Sc
we're injuries in his attempt to rescue
Mrs Roller
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
Preliminary Tomorrow

VIII Thorp, the negro who was
wounded in the bacon chase two weeks
ago, will be arraigned in Judge
Moore's count tomorrow morning. for
preliminary trial
AS viii be remembered, Thorp was
shot in the head and at the time few
supposed he would ever live to be
tried but surprising as II may seem,
be was able several days ago to be
removed toathe county jail.
No doubt the trial will be Of interest,
as Il Is thought that Thorp boarded
the train and threw out the bacon
which he was later caught carrying
away
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
INCREASE
In POSTAL
RECEIPTS

The total postal receipts in the local
postoffice, for the year 1909, were $751;
ol4 81, gain Of s4.SeS54, 1876 per
cent over the receipts for 1908, which
amounted to s26.14613.
The largest quarterly gain was
raade during the second quarter when
ne receipts were s7.55S.sG, as com
pared to $5,576.56 Of the year before.
making the gain during the three
nioaths $i,790SO
The receipts during the monti. Of
Dee ember, 1909. alone, amounted to
sS,l602s. or S2lS24 more than in De-
cvmher 1908, when they were
s2.9i7.O4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
Regents Of Industrial
School Meet Tomorrow

The Board OF Regents Of the Girls
Industrial School win meet tomorrow
ia Guthrie and it Is believed that
5smething delinite ~ ~ when won;
Is 10 begin on ge bindings for tia.
school nil' be known as . result Of
the meetings
Ed F. Johns, who is q member Of
the board Of regents, will attend the
meeting; also Prof Abernethy p-esi-
dent OF the Institution, VII asteni.
Each 81 lhese gentlemen VIII urge
the intpof,anse Of beginning a. the
earliest iossr5lF momeat he work OF
-nstrul ln on lie build le
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
A BIC CHANGE.

Those thermometers which regis
tered 76 IN Chickasha last Saturday.
causing the people to brag on the
weather, registered 2S above at p, m.
today. Perhaps a greater change III
weather IN SO short time was never
before recorded in this part Of the
state. With the pavement covered wisls
a thin coat Of ice this morning the de.
livery teams which had suffered from
the heat or Saturday could hardly
keep on their feetthis morning Even
the bakers horse could scarcely pull
bis load Of bread and cakes and pies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
Jurymen Face Storm

From all parts of the county men
arrived this morning who have been
summoned to answer for jury duty
for the present term OF district court
Gad as is usual, most of them could re.
eall that court always convenes either
when the weather is very had or dur
ing busy season; still, they admit
somebody must serve.
Following is the list and from which
the jury Of the first two weeks OF the
court which convened this morning
will be selected:
G. A. Horn, John Alexander, j \.
Nichols, q. f Bird. c. yB. Anderson,
Rorris Ratcliff. G. T Reynolds. r !.
slaggs, Thos. Waldon, R. D. Cox, Co
lumbus Fuller, w. F. Clayton. G. r.
Coyle. j W Mansio, W. III Cellahan,
G. r. Acton. Henry Oberstein, B. F..
Ere eney. c. H. Bowers, Jake Mutz, Jas.
o. Hoover. A. J. Goff. c. A. Forsythe,
- w Miller, J H Adair, j. NJ James,
A. l. Julianson, w. H. Gilkey p A,
Camp. Ben Harmed, r. J Gray, T. J.,
Curtis, j. B. Sparks. w. c. Chafin, j.
" Lemon. R. A. Holder r r. Har-
non. s. E. Lee, Oscar May.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
MISER IS
MTTRDCRED

Oklahoma City. Jan. 3--Alystery
deeper than any Oklahoma county has
known for years shrouds the death Of
6. r. Ford, a reputed miser, at Jones
City Thursday night
The belief is that Ford was muir
dered robbed. and his house burned
with his dead body in IT, Though
Sheriff BnIon was not notified Of the
crime, A. p. Leach. proprietor Of the
Star barn, was informed Of the killing
Saturday night and communicated
with the officers. Deputy County Al.
torney Hastings went to the village
Sunday and conducted an inquest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
BACHELOR SECRETARY
TO Hear WOMEN

Guthrie, Okla, Jan s.-secretasy b If
State Bill Cross has set Thursdas,
January 8, as the day for herring the
petitions circulated by the xomans
suffrage advocates initiating consti-
tutional amendment to eliminate the
word male" from the section fixing
the rights Of suffrage TIE date was
fixed at the request Of Mrs. Kate Big
gers, president of the Oklahoma Equal
Suffrage Association 50 AZ 70 make
sure that Governor Haskell would be
here and that the signatures could be
detached in his presence, as raauired
by law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
cHlcKAsHA MILLING co.
SENDS OUT CALENDARS

Very pretty 1910 calendars are be-
ing distribu' this week to O.
friends and patrons OF the chickasha
Milling Company The calendars are
Of various decorative designs. all Of
which are attractive. and Handsomely
mounted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
1. + 4. \ ! !. = + j. j. :. j j. j, = !. i
! NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. !

= Because Of the great increase j
! in the price of print paper and ,
I also the increased size OF the i.
: Daily Express, 1t is utterly I'M i
Z possible TO supply the paper at j.
! one dollar for three months The i.
! regular rate of ten cents a week )
+ will remain the same, but on and 4.
+ after January i 1910, the follows :.
+ ing subscription rates delivered :.
: by carrier boy in the city, will be 1.
+ in full force and effect: :.
j. Daily. one year --------.$4S0 !.
+ Daily, six months ---- 2.40 J.
+ Daily, three months $1,000 l20 =
+ Daily, one month -------- 40 !.
i Daily, one week - 10 +
: Subscriptions to the daily. BY i
+ mail, will remain unchanged. See +
!. schedule of rates on editorial !.
= page. j
+ All subscriptions are payable !
J. strictly in advance. j.
J. EVANS q SMITH, +
+ Publishers. i.
+ ! + + ! !. J. J. !. !. !. + ! = %+ 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
BUSINESS GROWS.

One Of the busiest small industries
in Chickasha these days is perhaps
the Collins Cotton Compress, former
ly intended for the manufacture Of cot
ton batting, but lately adding on q
mattress factory This company is
now shipping out something about
$50 mattresses per day, besides vast
amount Of batting. The product OF the
factory goes to several states and even
into Canada.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
coon ATTENDANCE z.

The Y. II CA. meeting Yesterday
afternoon. the first Of the new year
was well attended and very interest
Ing, The meeting 30 charge OF DF-
c. s. Foster; also Rev Hat,r made
m interesting talk The y M &. a
card meets al $50 THIS afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03

Macao Is situated on an island of
the name at the mouth Of the Canton
river. China holds that for years
all the dependencies Of the city Of
Macao have been occupied illegally BY
Portugal, and that the only concession
Of territory ever made to Portugal was
the town OF Macao China insists thas
the territory and adjacent islands be
evacuated By Portugal
AT the Hong Kong conference the
Chinese delegates refused to recognize
Portugals claims IN Macao or to sub
mil the question to arbitration
Later the Portuguese government
sent General AIachado 10 China in the
hope Of reaching an amieable settle
ments o. the dispute, but he failed in
this mission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
Chinese Government
Refuses to Arbitrate

PelSin. Jan. Negotiations extend
Ing over five months between China
and Portugal on the question OF rs
Macao boundary. have failed and 10
day the Chinese government sent a
formal message TO the Portuguese gov
crnment that under no circumstances
win it consent to arbitrate 1t is
pointed out that only China and Por-
tueal can settle this question between
themselves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03

Misses Grace and Elizabeth Butler
win leave tomorrow morning for Alns-
kogce to visit former neiehbors and
incidentally 10 'astend few import
ant society functions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
VOCAL SOCIETY TONIGHT.

The Chckasha Vocal Society viii
hold its regular meeting tonight az
the Epworth Methodist church All
members are urged TO attend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03
B +%%%+#+@++%4% = = =
WEATHER FORECAST.

I. For Chickasha and vicinity: To I
Enight, fair and colder; Tuesday, I
:. fair.
= +## ##@##+#@%%%@@#%
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03

Ben Vaughn Of Alex is a business
visitor in the city today,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-03

3. W. Lubman the ieweler is re.
ported i'll today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
LABOR INTERCEDES
FOR STANDARD OIL
Austrian Workmen Beg Gov
eminent TO Cease DiSaS-
trOus War on Trust.

VIENNA. July Tabor today plead
cd with the government in behalf of the
Standard OH Company against which a
bitter war is being waved officially
Betaliaung on the government the
standard a Few days ago closed the De
mares refinery. the largest in GsIicia-
The SEQ employees thrown irto idleness
sent q DELEGATION to Vienna which today
appealed for a cessation in the strUg-
Ele on behalf Of the working classes
The fsht to Dust the Standard in IA
vor of Austrian rehreries IS being con
Quoted by the departments of labor,
dnance. and railways as well as the
Galician departmental government
Though interest on the part Of Ameri-
cans here is high. the United states
embassy so far has maintained neu-
trail attitude
Il is understood that both sides are
prepared to go TO every extreme in the
struggle and a final decision can hard
iy be expected for some time 10 come.
TIE war he's already. though but a
few months old. cost the American trust
q large fortune. and the loss to Aus
iris through the uDSetIfnc OF usual
trade -Turd 5tiOnS. is as heavy Whether
the Am erican corporation win prove
itself = -onCer than one CT the oIdesJ
govern enIs Of Europe IS prChIematicaL
but so AZ ho1Ors appear TO be even
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Deaths.

j. O.. Dean. g years. Park. Seventh and
E streets nor Invest
Eruina j. Noud. 20 years, 80 Columbia
road
Pauline Sir Vent. - years, Garfield Hos
--raI
William g. Tucker. years, 1925 New
Jersey avenue northwest
Lewis r Everett 81 years, Emergency
Hospital
Grace W. Alexander. IS Gears 512 6
stree. southeast
Albert Wood. 65 years. Providence Hos
litaL
Michael Haloney- 81 years, Government
Hospital for she Insane
Mary K. Susan, 65 years, sos W street
northwest
James w. sanford, . years. 5121z Sew
entn street southwest
James p Clarke, - years. 1000 Twenty
fourth street northwest
Samuel " CI0key- 81 years Garfield
Hospital
Henry Utterback, s. years. Nationa
Homeopathic Hospital
James Marshall 20 years United States
Soldiers Home d G.
James Smith. . months. Wisconsin ave
nue..
Infant Of George and Martha Fisher
4s2 = street southwest
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DEATHS

CTARE-oa Nen6ay- July IT, 1870 az a.
n az Round HilI- Va ROSE A. dsue--
ter a. Thomas a. and L1rE-~o- n CLARK
tnee wheeler. aEeF frr=en years and ten
r1o--Ez-
Funeral from her Tate residence. 1918
Sixth street northwest. on Nsla-=l4v. -rl-r
T. a. D. M fu-e-Uer- a- G.T-u1o[
Cemetery
HYATT-Ou Monday. July H. TlfF an -re
residence Of his brother in-.=V- p
NTechlfr. SEQ Cambridge place RAN
DoI.PH ~. HYATT. n
Funeral services az the chapel Of OAK Hill
Cemetery On 0Clue=5ay. r-ly lg. Al ID
a.
JEN KICS-o7 Monday. July a. 1870 ar 8
a. M MARY j. daughter NJ r * rarE-
ins. aged rHe1rV---o years
Body now ar Frr-'= chapel --EI -Four
teeath street. from where 10 VIII Do
sent a. Hillside Va Tor burial on Wed
nesdzy- az II a. u- Friends and relatives
invited
FARKS-De1arte5 th5s life THURSDAY. luis
2. 1910. 1890 I'D. ar her residence -7-
Ninth street southeast BRIDGET. wife o.
Charles Parks
NSoS-SuEEenrv. on ATorEav- July IL
1910 81 30 b. M ETRoE A. I--- frra-.
son ~ Eyrc- A. and Emily II Robinson.
born June 81 1910
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
CHAPTER \.
A Cry For Help.

a MOTHER morning dawned dark and
/ laden Far down on the southern
horizon gray cloud, deuser than the
rest of the sky. showed where Yuratau
lay The end Of the first staEe-of our
journey was near.
Eight bells struck as 7 watched. and r
went aft to meet my guests at break
fast All were there. though Curly
looked as white around the mouth as
his SuubUTnt face would permit
"TUCaJan is IN sight, 7 announced
We are running down on IL in fue
style and ought TO De very close 70
cape Car0che by the time we finish
bTea kfaSt- After that we NAV pick ND
the CTossiaCk at any mOmert I've
given orders to the operator TO k-e0
calling her at intervals, and I guess
shell answer sooner or later
Sir Henry asked no questions. lie
kneE-for 7 had made no secret Of "A
-aCt that must soon become parent-tHar
we we're trying to OveTtake the Cross
lack in order TO take of Miss LtaouT
and her brother, but he had made -
comment thereon. Whether this arose
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
SYNOPSIS of CHAPTERS Already Published

In return for proof of his innOceule ~
the murder Of Paymaster Jordan captain
scott the hero of the story consents %
learn for Colonel Volta 0f the Austrian
secret service the Whereabouts IN CellLa-
America Of a certain individual ~ ne
secret IS known by a Eirl named Marian
Iarour. and it is from her that De riGS-
earn e. II he does not Colonel Volta
e-iU not produce the proof that Jordan vas
murdered not by scott but by others IN
crested in learning the same secret
scott meets Miss LatOur and fails IN
love with her. She tells him that Baron
H1fstciu- Sir Henry Lascelles. and Count
Trumau0f, German, English and Russian
uobieucu- have All proposed ID her lie
suspects that they desire the same in
formation that he does
A messenger comes from Central Amer
sca for Marian
she leaves at once Her uncle, Bishop
Lat0ur. and Scott. start after her in
tending 90 Jyertaze her IN Colonel Eolta's
yacht
After a quarrel with the captain they
embark On Volta g yacht the SGufcuer.
1urley- a plainsmau and old friend o.
scott. E1iug with them
AT sea they pick Up Sir Henry Lasceiles
clnginE TO sinking saiIbost
Apparently. he has deliberately thrown
himself in the yachts gay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
The Vital Records.


Edmund A. and Margaret Narela girl
Antonio and Lillian Di Beuedetto- boy
Rauiett and Iona : knight, boy
: Lee and Hattie NJ SauEster- boy
Willis IT, and Ruby N Mitchell, girl
Max and Rose Sugar boy
Samuel W and T.Ottie n Taylor, girl
Willard F. and Anna E-ckIOG. boy
Charles s and Ethel r Marshall, boy
William r and Lillian NJ Acker. boy
Charles r and Fannie L Allison, girl
Alien B. and Edna G. Clark. boy
William 3 and Florence Harrison girl
Frank and NoIlie Beatty boy
Alfred r. and Helen T. Cl1Nt0n. boy
james NcC- and Charlotte A. Lcckie
girl
Joseph T and Alice n Craven girl
John p. and Margaret De Sales HO'NeiI
girl
Thomas and Minnie Simmonds, boy
Frederick W e-d Ethel C. Vivian boy
Allen A and Dora A. Murray, boy
Louis and Bessie ShaperO. boy
H A and Mary Saunders girl
George and Emma FreCk- girl
Fred and Felicia CaEalerO, boy
Clinton Q. and Annie J. Light. sirl.
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Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY

The following officers Of the Coast Ar
tilieTy Corps are relieved from as
slsnrent to the companies indicated
after their respective names. and are
placed on the unassigned list.
Captain WILLIS O. PEACE. from the
Ninety-eighth Company.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM p CUR
RIER, from the Seventeen Company
First Lieutenant NATHANIEL Z ROC
Frs, jr-, from the EiEhty-fourun
Company
First Lieutenant WALTER WHITNEY,
Medical Reserve Corps. is relieved
from duty al Fort Mcpherson, Ca
10 take effect AT such time as VIII
enable him 10 comply with this or
der. and viii proceed At the proper
time TO Seattle. Wash. and sail from
that port not later than August %
1910, for Fort EEbert- Alaska, IelteN-
ing Captain ALEXANDER N X
RAY, Medical Corps, who viii pro-
coed TO Seattle Wash
Captain LLOYD L SMITH, Aieaiga
CORPS. is relieved from duty at the
United states Military Academy
West Point, =. Y. and VIII repair
10 this city and report in person %
Colonel LOUIS a. Ia GARDE- Med
zeal corps president OF the Faculty,
ARMY Medical school. for a special
course Of instruction AT that school
relieving Captain KQ .2-l \,
uuou being thus relieved VIII pro-
ceed TO New York city for duty as
attending surgeon at that place
The following officers Of the Ord
nance Department are assigned 10 duty
at camps cT instruction
Lieutenant Colonel j. WALKER BE
NET. Atascadero Ranch. California
September r., 1910
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES II
( CLARK. Leon Springs Tex. August
+ Major SAMUEL HOP Fort Riley, kan
EaS August -. 1910
+ Chaplain TIMOTHY =. o EFF =
Twelfth Cavalry. IS transferred 10 the
Thirteenth Cavalry He VIII proceed
10 Join the regiment TO which ne q.
transferred
THE leave OF absence granted First Lieu
/ tenant ROY b SLOWER. Fifth Fiels
! Artillery IN special orders No 3
I January q, 1870. Philippines division
/ IS extended 10 and including July -
1916
cave o. absence or TWO months. q,
take eGe-t on or about July - 1910
IS granted Captain WILLIAM ID
DAVIS TUarreT.UISTeT-
First Lieutenant THOMAS r. ESTI
Fourteenth EaEalrv- Is ass Ened Z;
{ duty In charge OF the telephone aut
telegraph systems ar the camp o
instruction. F'orL Riley. kan July d
10 august D.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
NENACING WEATHER
SPOILS LAWN FETE
Georgetown Project to Aid
Church Fund Will Con
tinue Ali Week.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
CEgpE r-1vr-,- IN ~ mr. y q.

The lawn fete for the benedt OF the
West Washington Evangelical Lutheran
Church, which is TO continue every even
ing q this week. opened last evening
on the church lawn.
The place was prettily decorated, but
owing 10 the threatening weather very
little business was done The proceeds
VIII 20 toward the fund started some
time ago for q new church building the
present quarters being too small
Rev. Edward n. CorDett, s J., pas
tor Of Trinity Catholic Churc1. returned
today from Boston, where ne went 10
conduct a retreat at the Boston City
Hospital he has been absent ten days
Policeman Trennis left last evening
To spend a vacation at Colonial Beach
Alvoid Queen, a teamster, who was
arrested some time ago on a charge OF
Illegal fishing, ard who demanded a
jury trial, pleaded guilty to The four
charges against him Sentence II three
cases was suspended, and In the fourth
case a sentence Of six months IL 5ail
was imposed There ig said 70 have
been very little dipping in the upper Pc
touac this year. the above case being
the first recorded on the books at the
station
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ETEED-L-ouisiaua- smith, and Pres
ton at Gardeners bay. Yorktown az
Portland. Amplitude at Charleston
Chester at santa Lucia Macdon-
ouEh. Bailey and StriuEhau al Nor
folk. Tacoma at Guantanamo Prom
efHeus al Honolulu. New Orleans at
Chef0o. Wheeling and Petrol at E1-
konama, and Bonita at Boston
ckTTl SD - Delaware from Hampton
Roads for St Thomas. CUtGelSl-
EfDer. and S-audisl from Annapolis
for SoIonou-E Island Paducah from
CristobaI for EIueIe-CS- PatapSco
from Washington for Norfolk and
Chester froiS santa Lucia for Guile
bra