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SPECIAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant to a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Marion Count, West Virginia,
entered on the Goth day Of March,
1916. in the chancery cause Of John A.
Clark, .et al. VS.. Safety Check Hook
Company, ct al, therein pending, the
undersigned Special Commissioner
will on Saturday the oath day Of June,
1916, at 900 p. m, offer for sale and
sell at public auction at the front door
Of the court house Of said County, the
following real estate, to.wit:
That certain tract Of real estate sit.
uate in the First Ward of the City Of
Fairmont, in said Marion County, near
the Monongahela River, bounded on
the east by lot lately owned by the
heirs OF Mrs. Mary Baker, deceased
on. the west by what was formerly
jackson Street. on the north by the
Monongahela River, and on the south
rs feet of the same lot reserved by
B. Layman, the said parcel Of land
being 100 feet in length and 70 feet
wide, more or less, and being the
same property that was conveyed to
the said Safety Check Hook Company
by A. B. Mcdonald and wife by deed
dated August /, 1903, and recorded in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court in Deed Book No. 1874. at page
$40.
TERMS OF SALE.
One.third OF the purchase money
cash In hand on the day OF sale, one.
third TO be paid In one year and one.
third in two years from said date, said
deferred payments Of purchase money
to be evidenced by the notes OF the
purchaser, bearing date on the day Of
sale and payable in one and two years
from date respectively, with interest
and to further secure the payment OF
said deferred payments vendors
lien shall be retained upon the prop.
erty In the deed Of conveyance execu.
ted by.said Commissioner.
e. NJ. SHoWALTER.
Special Commissioner.
I. W. s. Black, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Marion County, West Viz.
ginia hereby certify that the above
named E. NJ. Showalter, Special Com.
has executed bond condi.
toned for the faithful performance Of
his duties as such Commissioner in
the sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars,
with security theron approved by me
as sufficient and as required In the
above mentioned decree Of, sale.
w. s. BLACK.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia.
5-27; SO. 10. II.
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SPECIAL NoTrcEs
LICENSE NOTICE.
cIIY oE EAInMnNr

Silf VI FAtRMONI.
The attention Of all persons ana
firms requiring City license IA called
to the fact that The present license
year expires June so, 1915.
Below Is given list OF the nora
common kinds Of licenses tincomplefo
however, to-wit.
Hotels, Eating Houses. Restaurants.
Druggists.
Bowling Alleys, Pool and Billiards.
The foregoing class require an M.
piication to be filed and an order o. ina
Board OF Affairs before lleenso e
granted. 1t Is imperative that persons
In this class file their applications
promptly so that licenses may 81 car.
titled to the County Court IN timo AFTER
being granted.
Licenses In the following class ara
issued. upon application, BY the city
Clerk, towit:
Real Eestate Agents.
Stock and other Brokers.
Tobacco and Cigarettes.
Junk Dealers.
Slot Machines,
Dog taxes.
Pistols, Dirks, etc. !.
Money Brokers or Private Banker.
Auctioneers.
Pawnbrokers.
Collection Agencies.
Hawkers and Peddlers.
Theatres, Opera House. etc
Moving Picture Shows.
Drays. 80
Fruit. Shoe Shine Stands, etc.
A failure upon the part OF persous
ehargeable with license to take m
same during the month OF June viii
incur penalties prescribed BY ord.
It will facilitate matters ifsapplics.
tons bs made carly In June!
Make all applications at the citv
Clerks Office. ~"
- ALBERT ]. KERN. Citylclerk.
s.1ol7.2l
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BL00NER GIRLS
DEFEATED HERE
Good Sized Crowd Turned
Out to See the
Game.

The Star Bloomer Girls from IN.
dianapolis, Indiana, went down TO de-
feat at the hands OF the Fairmont Min
ing Machine nine to the tune OF 4 to
2 yesterday afternoon at South Side
park before a large crowd OF local
fans who gathered at the park to witty
ness the contest.
The locals featured the game by
their heavy hitting. they having re.
ceived nine hits, two Of which were
two.baggers and one three-base hit,
while the visitors only received four
hits. one being two-bagger.
The Bloomer Girls showed good
form Of baseball and will try thes-
skill with the Warrington nine this
afternoon at Warrington The score;
EIoon1eFR
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lege and many other noted men in pub
lie life and educational work will be
present and will extend greetings to
Wesleyan's new head.
Tuesday is the day proceeding com.
mencement at Wesleyan and the large
graduating class as well as the fact
that Tuesday is Alumni Day" and
that Raymond Science hall Is to be
dedicated will take to Buckhannon the
largest crowd In Its history. The grad.
uating class at Wesleyan this year is
another record.breaker and the many
Alumnis of the institution and friends
and relatives OF the graduates in this
city and vicinity will help to make
up the crowd that viii witness the in.
Iauguration ceremony.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by judg.
ment or otherwise on the real estate
or any part thereof. Of Ellis A. Bill.
lingslea:
In pursuance OF a decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Marion county. West vir.
ginia, made in cause therein pend.
ing to subject the real estate Of said
Ellis A. Billingslea to the satisfaction
Of the liens thereon, you are hereby
required to present all claims held
by you aud each Of you against the
said Ellis A. Billingslea, which are
liens on his real estate or any part
thereof for adjudication to me at my
office in the City Of Fairmont, in said
Marion county on or before the 9th
day OF June, 1916.
Given under my hand this 2sth day
Of May, 1915.
A. L. LEHMAN,
Commissioner in Chancery Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia.
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MEETINGS
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK,
rHoLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Fleming Sales Company, 4 corpora
ton, created and organized under tine
laws OF the State o. wess virginia,
which Is hereby called to be held a,
the office Of M. E. Ashcraft, Room No
COG Watson building in the City OF
Fairmont, West Virginia, on the 9th
day Of June, 1916 at ), o'clock A. N. a
resolution will be offered to reduce
the authorized capital stock OF said
corporation from $4,000 shares OF the
par value Of s1.00 each to $4,000
shares Of the par value of ten cents
each, so that such authorized capital
stock shall hereafter be $12,50O instead
Of s125.ooo as heretofore.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
R. T. CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary.
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E. M. NJ. AT EAlRvlEw TODAY.
The Fairmont Mining Machine

The Fairmont Mining Machinery
Company baseball nine will journey
TO Fairview this afternoon where they
will battle with the Fairview team.
The Machine team has arranged for
q double header with the fast Wyatt
nine at Wyatt July Fourth. The first
game will be staged in the morning
at ten o'clock and the second game
I'LL be at three o'clock. Following
the first game the boys will enjoy a
picnic dinner = ,s.
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

BUY OIL STOCK. big company, autho.
rfzed capital sixty-one million dol.
lars. Big advance In stock soon. Okla.
aoma oil doubled in price. Ground
MOOR proposition. 100 per cent. dtvi.
dends In 80 days possible. Ten wells
at once. Quick action on your mon.
ey. $40 buys $1,000 par value stock.
Company paid two dividends. Remit
now. Write free information. Anal.
,gamated OIL Co., 1901 Colcood Bldg,
OKLAHOMA, Okla. s-17-1t No. 11sli
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FOR SALE

In looking for farm here's bar.
gain. IS acre farm four miles from
Ashtabula. O.. a city Of $4,000 near pa.
we'd highway, good S.room house, large
new barn, new silo and other outbuild-
ings, including Is acres Of fine oats,
~ acres OF hne meadow, 81 acres Of
wheat seeded. 10 acres Of corn, III
acres OF potatoes and fine garden.
s4eoo easy terms. Seymour q Curry,
Ashtaoula o. 5.29-tt-No. 1126
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. June 17.-Bearish sentl.
ment regarding the harvest outlook
and the export situation forced wheat
down to q new low price for the 1916
crop. The market closed nervous, u
OH off, with July at sl.01h@1.01$
and September at s1.03%Q1.04. Corn
finished itc down to &c up, oats vary
ing from Sole decline to b6A ad.
vance and provisions at rise Of five
to 221s.
Increased purchases to arrive from
the country weakened corn in the last
part OF the session. Earlier the market
showed good deal Of strength. the
consequence of some buying for the
seaboard. Oats were governed chiefly
by the action OF other grain. Crop
report remained favorable. but It was
said dry, warm weather would now be
benefit.
Commission house buying, said to
be based on improved cash trade, lent
support to provisions. Profit taking
by longs, however, led at times to no.
&tNaah1a tpaaknouc
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.kINeMoNr VS.. GRANT TOWN

The Kingmont nine are scheduled
for a game with the Grant Town nine
tomorrow afternoon on the Kingmont
grounds. Many local people will jour.
ney to Kingmont to witness the con-
test followed by. large crowd from
Grant Town who will accompany
their players and be prepared to back
them up.
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Brief kilograms

CHIHUAHUA. = General JacInto
Trevino, Carranzista commander in
the North, has notified General PERISH
ing that any movement of American
troops from the present lines will be
regarded as hostile act and the sig
nal for the beginning of war.
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Two.base hits-Toothman, Ashcraft
and Textor. Three.base hits-Barnes.
Struck out-By Meredith, 6; by Ait.
man, S; by Cunningham, 8.
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Temple Duckpin
Rollers Victorious

The Temple duck pin bowlers easily
defeated the Grant Town Eve, last
evening on the local alleys In althree
game match with n total Of 25s pins.
Fleming scored the highest points for
the locals, downing 1877 for one game
and making total Of 4oI. McGraw
and Heckert starred for the visitors.
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PETRoGRAD.-The great Russian
offensive continues unchecked and II
is reported that too officers and a..
90 more men have been taken pris.
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Fred Bailey. star of the Washington
and Lee college nine. has been signed
by the Boston Braves. Rah! Rah!
saileyl
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wAUKEEGANl-Dr. Ralph W. Web.
ster. toxicologist, testified at the trial
OF VIII Orpet that the stains on Mar
Ian Lambert's coat were due to cyan.
ide OF potassium. The state hopes to
complete Its side Of the trial by the
middel Of next week.
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BASEBALL AT BAXTER. :

The Fairmont Independents will
meet the Baxter nine tomorrow after.
noon at Baxter in, nine inning con.
test. The. locals will leave Fairmont
on the one fifteen car. The Baxter
nine has made a good showing in
baseball this year and the locals are
looking for hot battle.
French heeled shoes have been bar.
red from golf links. Lady golfers
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HURRY! Sell Gaso-Tonic, the mys.
terry Of motordom. Equals gasoline
at 3 cents per gallon. Eliminates car.
bon. Dollar an hour profit. Sales
guaranteed. Beware Of imitators.
Gaso.TonIe stands alone. Has no
equal. Chemists bafhed at its com.
position. Details free. The White
Mfg. Co, Dept. 401, Cincinnati, o.
6-17.1t No. 1870
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A CARD win bring free particulars
regarding an opportunity to use
your spare time to advantage. H. l..
Leayenworth. 4S4 Winton road, Ro-
chester, M Y. e1-17.1t No. 1892
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WANTED-To rent farm house close
to car line for summer months.
Harry Engle, care West virginian.
..i' 6.12.tf
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s s:: s W. ,:s::
HELP WANTEp-MALE

;wANTEDzAt once. ten male school
teachers. Ask for Albert Henry
Tucker Boarding House. opposite Post
.Ohfee. 6.16-2t
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HOUSES WANTED

WANTED-To rent small farm, near
car line preferred. Address Boz
lls5 care West Yirginian. s.1e.si
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WANTED-Woman to sell guaranteed
hosiery to wearer. Salary "a full
time. 80 cents an hour spare time.
Permanent. Experience unnecessary
International Mills, Dept. IS, Norris.
toWn' ia. 6-17-1t No. 1893
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AGENTS WANTED

statesmen! AGENTS.! Distribute
free sample cigars. Creme, Owl,
Mecca, Bull Durham, etc. Combi or.
ders. Good pay, enclose stamp. Broad.
way Jobbing Co.. I1S7 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. 6-s.l0t No. 1852
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FOR RBNT-5.room cottage on Field
street. Call Grover Powell. Trust
Bldg, 262.R. Bell. 6.16-2t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Woman for general house.
work. colored preferred. Apply In
person at ITO Locust Ave, 6.i6.2t
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-5 room house with bath.
Short Avenue. Apply ]. c. Miller.
6.17.6t
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FURNISHED ROOMS

poR RENT-NIcely furnished room,
all conveniences. Apply 215 Maple
Ave. Bell phone 4s6-W. 6.16.2t
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS
MARINE CORPS.

L. Col W p LEsiLY. DETACHED i5t BriE Iayu
,nd d.pg. supplies. fhiadsphia; 70 hehhauH-
Mai II i. ROOSEVELT. 20 temporary duty. Is,
c. p,' A. y" J. oLEARY, detached Marin. Bar
Ftet /. ~ G. n-DsoN. detached Is; Bra.
ilsyti. 70 resume duty Marine Bsric"' fhna-
IA, =. p. WILCOX. detached Marine Bsr-
racks. Philadelphia. TO Marine Barracks. Annsp-
y, 1.s Il 4 NJ HARRINGTON. 70 Marine Bar
racks. san DIEGO. on arrival IN u, 3,
Fir,, Il. " ID SMITH. detached virginia; 70
s.S MTlnI /. r 4 sEcoR detached virginia: TO
Marine B,racks. naval nagazins. Hinsh'rn.
,iih Co-Csp. y p GOLF. Second Lieu. ?. T
CASE and 4 T. LOWELL. detached Kentucky
resums duty a. Marine Barracks. Peasacola.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
March 7-Gl.d.r. q, San Diego: Cleveland. a.
us.ch e-Rrrh.m. q, N,s Yort y,-d: Conyugl,m.
81 Key West. Gushing, Dnyton. Eagle jenkins.
Lebanon. Melville and Parker. al Guantanamo:
M.geS 70 "cgmn,ins' r-i's,on. Ma-icnsL. oBr.a.
WsdsVOrth and Warrington. a. Guantsnamo
SAILED.
March s--Gacier. San Diego for San Francisco.
March e-Bslch and Patterson. stn Juan for GUAM
r.mo. Celtic. Guantanamo Tor cape Hsytief;
O'Bnen and Ericsson. Guaranayabo Bay Tor
Guantanamo: Jarvis. HAytisn water, fo' Guants-
Mach lO-F7uss.r. New Orleans fc- her Wort;
1eoniin. CrIiobal 70. San Bias Gun; Monaghan.
New orleans i9I mo- Moo ia VIZ shs.on i for
k,y West: wadsworth. Santiago DO CUBA Tor
New orleans. row A. Puget Sound yard. detached
duty with Pacific feet and soisned duty with
Pacific reserve feet
Phncsten ordered PLACED OF, o. eonni'si'u At
nav yard. Puget Sound.
M,cKe-1is stricken from nsp register.
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fYrou Tbs Tribune Buretu-l
washington. March IL

WfSMls rl4s ''4NS
Army
Col WILLIAM NJ BLACK. Cors Insiners Al
signed duty once Chr, OF EngineeTs. 49, -,
MAI HARRY l.. MORSE. ori Dept, waiter inei
Second Lieut. HARRY A. HARVEY assigned list
Lac q, .bscuce or. month. Fi-t Lieut. ALFRED
Nan, M Va Ma PALMER z. PIERCE. s2a Inf. pisc-di
S ., ' Of Msf rD SS y JoSEs Jr. in Re,
Capt. 1 ALPhS EAsToX c,.;i; S., 5-d s.st,
o'e.,Sosg . o. T ~ az. srst Mareh 20
Second lieut. MARTIN r. sCANLoN. isth Inf.
attached 70 aviation section o. signal CofIs as
az aviation student. TO sigma Cons Aviation
School. San Diego.
Lieut.. o. G. J. A. l.. zEENoE ard Ensisn IL L.
WHITE. detached supply to Assiic station.
p A surg w G. sTTADMAN. detached nsy TO
cruiiins station. Detroit: % ssiu.T , 49,,
10; 70 flagship. Pacific feet
Gun J j DELANY 10 Illinois.
IL BARyEY DELAS,o,. det.eh.i ala o. .''n'
Il p w CAKE. detailed Pslos. 10 naval sta
ton. olonsspo.
Bnaisvain A r. wEoUGHroS. del .ehed naval
training station. San Frsncisco; % receiving ship
En-. " Z. MALLoT. detached Mohiesn; TO Balm
IN, ROY DUDLEY. detached Asarnd.i to
Ens. W. h JuPP. detached Bsintridrs; to Ab,s-
Ems H. P. SAMSON. detached Brooklyn to
P. a. surg J. J. A. M'MUILEN. to naval sta
Asst surg =, c POST detached ou,ros: to
naval hospital. Washington.
Asst Paynaster {. ". hDGE. 70 Montery
Asst Psymaster J. J. GAfFNKY. detached en-
Gnnsti. 20 home and walt orders.
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Workers Efficiency Low
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cans IndOrse View.
SLEEP NOT ENOUGH
TO RESTORE NERVES
Tests on Medical Students
Prove Sunday Recess Over
comes Tagging Energies.

Republicans, at their weekly lunch
con at the Republican Club yesterday,
Endorsed in a slightly amended form
the Fourth Commandment, prescribing
ono day Of rest in seven. Judge Alton
B. Parker, who ran against Roosevelt
for President in 1901, also put his un-
ouslified o K on the commandment
Then he slyly raped his one-time an
tagonist.
1--WE have no name TO describe the
ssven-dav-a-week strenuous life man,
and we need q name for execration
after we have undergone the aiiiction
Of even brief intercourse with him.
said the Judge. I'VE must coin word
with which to snathematize him. Why
not call him n 'superbore'?
az such an existence is a demonstra-
ton of the strenuous life then may
heaven defend us from all its expo
nents, even though such q prayer be
construed to include the Great Expo
rent"
Professor f. G.. Martin, Of the Lar
ward University Medical School, gave
the results of his experiments on Har-
ward students, which proved to his sat
isfaction that one days rest In seven
is essential to efficient work.
Curiosity alone urged me to make
the test" said Professor Martin, land
neither religion nor bias entered into
my conclusions. ! tested medical stu
dents. whose work is strenuous during
tho week, but is positively interrupted
ut the week end because the labora-
tories are locked from Saturday TT /
p. m. until Monday morning.
Rest Restores Efficiency.
"The method depended on the deter
mination Of the weakest electrical
shock the subjects could feel. Percep-
ton of a very weak shock would indi-
cate high efficiency.
"The results of the inquiry can be
summarized briefly. There was an un-
mistakable tendency for sensitiveness
TO be at it's highest at the beginning OF
the week. and to sink steadily from day
TO day until its end. reaching the low
est point on Saturday. With the re-
turn of Monday. following the Sunday
recess, the sensitiveness was back st
it's high point. The repose Of single
night. following a day of toll, does not
afford complete restoration Of the i'm
paired nervous system.
During the week the efficiency
dropped about 10 per cent. II no Sun
day rest had been taken 1t would have
decreased still further, until il reached
low plane, along which 1t would have
run uninterruptedly."
James NJ. Lynch, State Commissioner
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% Labor. explained the fight the s'ave
has been making to compel eniorcelp,e D.
Of the one-day- in-seven rest law 90
nal c. Boiling. OF the OniIe9 sss',,t,.
steel Corporation. told the uii'..'s.
that corporation had in introdqcins ~
six-day-a-week plan among their ~
ployes. Many of the men, ne sa, os
threw I'D their jobs when the plan " wa'
launched. and others got one-day "a.
week Jobs in other shops on tAe'r o"'
of. ,.bo
Edward ]. Gainor. president OF tne
National Letter Carriers Associarion'
said that when the men OF his union
decided TO stop working on ounua'
they found after three months agra
ton that 996 out Of every l,OOo persons
favored the proposition.
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tho Isrcenv found that Mildred. after
securing a place in the Newman mouse
hold as a maid. had disappeared tne
same day as the sl02: lie found lev
ter from Punk" Madden. who Is set',
ing a term or Blackwell's Island, ana
when he showed j; 10 Mrs. Madden
with a picture Of the missing GIRL she
said: ,,.;,.
"Why. that's Hickey Harrison S
girl" ,,.,,I
Nothing more vas seen OF MilGred;
4 week ago "Rickey' was arrested 2 D. 20
Murphy knew that sooner or later Nh
bred would 90 70 see Elm.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


S,pir. March Carlo dtaD. Ne- fo's VA
rorSrags. March s-corona ntsD. New Iork. .
psuinar March 7--Bor. iNor. New loIs iot
BordcauI. Hundvssso tNori. Ne" iofA io'
p,r..vs. March i-Ecs,eriul G n tGr-ekl. Nov
Yo;k: Merc!sos (Grettl. New YORK.. -
port Natal March l0--Eur pylus tbf) NV ig7h
via So Lucia FOR shanghai; Menaio lpulo"''
New York via BARBADOS iOf Saigon
uull March iO-Montebolio OBJ. New 1ofK.
Cape Town. March lo-Radia tDutchl' New io'1
r,e.husno. March iO-BAntu. New York via Bar
p.rS.Sc, March Il-Mossoro fBrul. sanHos va
Mo ds Janeiro for New YORK.
London March ll-Ysgiez. New YORK.
SAILED
2. p.u,o, March i-silvrcedn tBrl. New fofk
B,,bsdos March s-Me.derskin lNorj trun Ne"
nslssna Psy. March s-Tonishins Ms-u japl
dom New YORK via Barhadosl. NlsdiyosioA
Faysl March ePsIia Cfr) from Nsp-esI' NV
ronSoS. March ll-Ardssrroch tBr), New fork.
Yog-y. March ll-ArisTy'e OBJ U'om L0hao1'
p1eSc, Xyr.s. March iO--Arsaitino tAu). Ns'
ps,1,,,ia March Ii-Bsrnudian (Br). New loTx.
| London. March il-Msnchuria- sew York
PASSED.
Dover. March il-CsnnizaIO (B). New York fo'
/ Hull.