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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

to Put On
First Game
Worlds Series to Open in
Red Town; Officials
Picked

CINCINNATI. Ohio. scpt. g.
Tho first two games Of the
worlds series win be played In
Cincinnati. the next thrrc In Chi
cago. III the White Sox win the
American league flag: the next
two In Cincinnati. the eighth In
Chicago. II necessary To deter.
mine the championship. the ma.
tional commission announced
here to-day.
n n ninth game Il necessary.
the city In which II win be played
win be determined by the Zip Of
coin. previous To the eighth
game. Tho first game will be
played October I. weather per.
hitting. No of days are provided
In the schedule.
Cincinnati won the right tn
stage the first two games on the
toss of n coin. Louis Comiskcy,
son Of the owner Of the Chicago
Whit. Soy. tossed n half dollar.
while August Hermann Of the
Kcds called tn. toss
President iieydier Of the
National league named Charles
RiEisr and Ernest Quigley ~ Ma
tionai league umpircs for the Ne
rirs. while President Han Johnson
named Billy Evans and Dick Nal.
lin a. the American league UNI.
pircs.
Leslie Constans Of Pittsburg
and William IIarridge. Johnson's
secretaries. were named as the
commissions business represep-
tatIves.
Official scorers for the world Sc
ries will be Joe McCrcady Of
Philadelphia. secretary OF the
Baseball Writers association; J.
Il. r. Sphinx Of 81. Louis. who IL
named by the national commits.
sion. and two representatives 81
the Chicago and Cincinnati chap
tiers Of the Baseball Writers as.
soclation.
The local official scorer will he
Jack Ryder. The Chicago official
scorer has not yet been selected.
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South Park Wins City
Ball Title; Defeats
Anadel Club Men 81
Thompson BestS Davis in Pitching Duel; Thomson Hits
Home Run: Prato Is Slugging Star With Two Blnges
Thompson Strikes Out ID and Davis IL

Overcoming n one-run lead the South Park nine slap
ped trio of usy couts punched with walks and field
ing mspays in the fourth and sixth innings and waloped
the Anade club in the final game of The Stars series for
the city amateur baseball title Sunday ut South Park. The
final count TO l. Over 1000 people tap to
the home club walk off with the premier baseball
honors of the Queen City The winning club will meet the
TODD shpyard nine next Sunday for the Puget Sound title
The final details of the game will be arranged Wednesday
at Spaldings.
1t pitchers battle all the way Sunday with "Tppy
Thompson the South Park hurer having slight edge
Gus Davis, who the hill for the club Thomp
Topped IA of the opposition strikes and held them
to two bingles. single by McClcudy and scratch by
Atteson. He walked two. Davis Wild walking five
and hitting He struck out II and allowed three
bnges. home by Thompson and two blows by Prao,
all of the hits driving in
Prato the smuggling demon of the day. He entered
the in the fourth inning replacing Ross for South
Park. Barr safe Rudes and reached third
passed ball and fielders choice. Prato cracked
long double into right field putting the South Parkers in
the lead after Thompson had tied the count in the
frame with homer the right field fence. Pounding
out single in the sixth canto with King who had walked
and stole second at the keystone bag Pato drove the
third of the game
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The snadcis threw away chance
70 score some runs in the third
inning. when rcndlcton reached
first on walk aud tried TO go to
third on Attiesou's infield hit he
was nipped easily at tho look In
corner. With two men on In the
eighth and one away. Barr. Kciehner
and Thompson pulled double play
and killed off tho final chances
OF the Anadel men.
The Anndei crew scored the ffrs,
run. In the initial canto. when the
South Park crew started throwing
the ball around. Attle.on hit 20
short and Barr threw the hall over
first. and Thompson helped the play
along by hnaving the agate into
left field. Attleson scoring on the
play,
The Anadeis never reached third
base after that on Thompson. who
had en- on his hip turnout the
game.
Carroll and Pickens handled the
game In fast time, In spite OF the
players attempt 10 start several
Tits under the Marquis Of Queens.
berry rules
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Four Indian
Hurlers Now
i'm Fame Hall

The no-hit no.run victory
turned In by Hay Caldwell
recently II the fourth In his
tory of the Cleveland club
since Its entry into the Amer.
lean league. Dusty Rl,oades
pitched a no-hit victory
against boston on September
IL. 1908. and Addie Joss
against the White Sox ON
April 20. 1910. Earl Moore.
~ Cleveland. pitched nine
hiiif~s innings against the
White Son on May l. 1901.
but WIS defeated In the 10Th.
M his performance failed to
qualify rs a noliit victory.
During the old National
league days, Daily pitched n
nohit game for Cleveland In
1893 against Philadelphia. and
Cy Young turned the trick
against Cincinnati In 1897.
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make much 81 an impression. lie
was released 10 Waco and after n
few meals there was on his way 20
Shreveport
He made good In Shreveport. for
on July 10 he hurried nohit game
against the San Antonlan Bronco&
Such scouts as Dick Kinsella. Mike
Malloy, Bob cunnery and others who
have been beating tho Texas brush
nay Bono has more stuff than any
other pitcher In tho league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
Amt 1t The
Honest Truth?

II was In the grandstand at
White Sox park. with = wild
Gleason partisan arguing the
worlds series dope against a
National league sympathixer.
Why, tho Sox have never
Last . worlds SERIES" said the
Sox fan. As . ciincher.
Neither have the Reds.
rekorsevi the National ieaguer.
with . sober face.
The Sox fan pondcred, then
tumbled. and the argument
was over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
WASHINGTON GRID
SQUAD OUT TODAY

Washington will hold It's first foot
ball turnout OF the season today.
when IS men are expected to answer
Coach Hunts initial gridiron cali OF
the season at Denny field.
Leonard Allison, Hunts assistant.
y also expected to be on the ground
this afternoon. Allison Is a former
pupil OF Hunt. az Carlton college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

league scouts trailing him around
the circuit to lamp his curves. de.
livery and general behavior on the
diamond.
Before Gus made good he wa. star
ring In a exit which might be en-.
titled Seeing Texas First" Soon as
he had returned from France and
had visited home folks at Dos Run,
Mo. he hoped a train for Texas
lie reported to Dallas. but didn',
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
ANGELS WIN PAIR
FROM SEAL. SQUAD


Before record crowd at Liberty
park sunday. the Taylor baseball
team beat iNsaauah. 2 10 4. thereby
winning a 500 purse. put up by
the two clubs. IL was pitchers
battle between blossom and Me
Quaid. the former having a slight
edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
Mullen Clan
BreaksEuen
in Two Tits
Macks Take First Game. but
Locals Come Back in
the Second
PORTLAND, se

PORTLAND. Sept. 23--Portiand
took the first game OF yesterdays
double bill from tho Siwazhcs. but
Seattle came back In the second AZ.
fair and won a smuggling duel The
count 10 the first game was TO 7.
and Seattle won the second melee. -
IN
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monts.
HiilY Gibson evidently means 20 keep
Benny Leonard fighting continuously 81
the future. as be has 1uai accepted terms
for him % take part IN two more bouts
the early part 81 next month Benny
viii meet Charley Metric. the western
iightx.lEht. 10 rounds for Bitiy Mccar-
ney at Detroit Mich. october ] The
second tussie viii be with Bobty waugh
tpe riKged lightweight 81 TeKas. for 10
round az Fort worth on the niRht %
October D. Leonard IL TO receive q big
guarantee Tor each nght
sammy Goldman. r~te U~rman's
manager. announces he IL perfectly
willing To meet doe Lynch, bantam
w~srhf 10 u 2o-round bout at New
Orleans for the bantamweight cham
ptonsbip title AT any time agreeable
to lynch or his manager, eddie
M~sd. Mad will probably accept
tbs match, providing he can name
hi. own referee.
The show In tho Phiiiy bail park the
other nlKht. az whieh Lev Tender waA
70 have met Patsy cline. and Joe Lynch
was 80 have boxed Joe Burman. was
called of because cline reported ~ the
day o. the nEht.
Aitho Mike Gibbons. tho erack mid
dieuriEht OF NJ. Faui, thought mat
his ~s~. would he we'll enough 10 en-
sbi~ him Go take ON jeff smith. az
ftayonn~. -. D.. In q ie-round battle
at Minneapolis ON September 20. word
has just reached Al fIpp~. manager
of smith. from Minneapolis. tn the
~ff.~t that Gibbons 10 again having
trouble with his eye~. and may be
compelled to ask for another post-
pinsn~nt Of the bout.
-
Benny vAiFer has started training for
his it-round bout With Matt Brock.
clrselands leading contender fer the
itFbt~elEht crown. on September -. a.;
Cleveland. NAigsr ia 80 receive a ruaran-
tee Of ti.seQ. with the privilege ~ ac-
csptinR 50 per cert % the gross receipts.
According 20 Matt J. Htnksi. the pro-
fnotsr Of the bout yaiEer and Brock are
certain 20 draw close 20 tfe.eee.
Anrfe Rather has received an offer Of
ti.eee frem ths matchmaker % the Tulsa
Athistic elNh. 81 Tulsa. Okla TO box
George Chip. of Nsw Castle. Ia. IN a
is-rouud boat on October Is. The match
maker IL willing 70 give Rather a guar
antes ~ " sec. but Rather demands an
additional $500 wiih an option 81 - per
cent ~ the gross receipts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

'Bstted for Kingdom IN ninth.
score b. innings.
Seattle ...4...... esi0saf -
Portland AMMAN. os0ag Is
summary: stolen bases Blue. Baker.
Cuunin Fhan. sI9iin. Walsh. Mullen. Two
bass hit-sutheriand. siEiin. kingdom.
Cunningham Sacrifice hits~@CunniuK-
ham Wares, stEiln. Bases on baIis-Off
Esiger :. off Sutherland , Struck out
ny Heigsr ,. BY Sutherland 2. by Hnr-
stad I. Innings pitchsd-Hy Sutherland
3 plus. runs 6. a, baS a. Runs renpon-
sibie for-~RsiKsr S. Sutherland 3 Credit
victory 70 Harstad. Triple ptay--ItAder
20 Bloc. Umpirss- Esaton and Held,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

LONDON. Sept. 22.--Richard Cor.
ton Barlow, famous English crick-
eter. has been laid 10 rest by the
unique monument which he erected
70 himself many years ago. at tho
BIackpool cemetery. The monument.
carved in stone. is a wicket with the
middle stump dislodged by a ball
The fun inscription. with blank
left for the date. was inscribed AT
the time the monument was erected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

Pitcher Tom Lukanovic. who was given
a trial by the beavers. has been released
TO the Columbus club. OF the American
association by the 81 Louis Browns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

The California Nccesr Football league
sill start the season October With eiFhf
teams - San Francisco. including the
z ralon Iron Works and tho Moore ship.
I yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

The Oaks won and lost with the aens.
tors In the Sabbath sessions The Com.
muters took tho morning game, 70 I,
and dropped tho afternoon contest. 2 to o
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e1z11Tl drT513 81
;7EaG153s2t %'9 - 11f{f.

The sezs York ~sehaoKe. say Joe
benjamin viii b~ unable Ia Dor for
several w-~ls doe Ia said TO have
injured his left hand 40 badly in his
last two fights that his physician
has advised hi. having an operation
on the hand benjamin has called
off all his immediate ring engage
mants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

The Angels vert hack 10 the top runr
by capturing Sundays double btii from
the Reals. 10 TO Z and to 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

Hank butcher. former Bear ouftleid-
er, 10 playing good game At second
base for Wichita lie "a hitting over the
SEQ mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

Joe Ja1abs ydges's manager. has
accepted the bid Of n Pfsii1ie club for
"a six-round bout with bIIbaDe. 80
NJ eertain IL Jacobs that Naig~v
can knock kitbans out inside of sir
rounds that he offers Co bet 81 900
on the aide to this effect. Hope that
this insnt like the "offer from
LAWYER.
AKRON. o., Rept z5.-Bob Martin.
Akron soldier who wen the A. y. ~
heavyweight title. was located here tcfAy
training for nights which he hopes VIII
earn him a chance 20 meet JACK Defnp-.
sry for the ohamplonshfp. Martin dropped
from sight following hls return 70 tho
United states. and friends feared ne
~ouid not enter the ring again
EoRwALK. Conn. sept as.--Boring
promoters who have a permit for MATCHES
In an open arena here October ~ have
proposed fs-rogud bout between Jaek
britton and Benny Leonard The pro-
mofsfa are Slliing 70 offer $4,000 for
the match.
Unless PADDY Mullins. manager u
mike % Dowd. the middieNeight. changes
his mind. there IL not a chance Of jeff
smith. the Bhgonne. y. J.. Hniddi~weiEht.
meeting - uowd IA no decision or
decision bout Mullins says be has M
u4teAtiou Of giving smith a chance 70
box ODowa. but u a large enough purss
la Offered Mullins for ODowd. Paddy
might change his nind.
As result of the bout between Wills
Jackson and Johnny Dunds~ being de-
claTed of for September "a. several
masrhrnakers arc now trying 70 sign Up
the men for fight al Boston. aliwaukcs
or Philadelphia
Lew Tender, most persistent Of
Benny Lconard's cfaIIengers, IL -
rtousIy considering extend~d trip
West. that mag bring him as far rs
the Pacific coast Tender plans To
take ON all corners while on hls tour.
which IL expected 10 take several
months.
Jim FLYNN. the Pueblo fireman. win
make his frs, appearance In a Washing
ton ring when he takes on Ole Andsr-
son the Tacoma heavyweight at Aber-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

rrstt's home run helped the Yam
kes. Into third place by beating the
Tigers, 4 To 2.
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'Eilm" saiiss lost 20 the Dodgers. : q
!, but he made a record % pitching oni,
Gs halls In tt-Gninnts game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

Summary: Stolen bases Barr. chitten-
den Sacrifice hit--Kiug. Two-bass hit
Prato. Home rum homsen. Double
plny-Barr 20 ksichnsr 10 Thomson.
struck out--By Davis II. hY Thompson
-. Bases on bails--off Thompson 2. OF
Davis 8. HIT bY piicher--JsrK by
Davis Passed bail McGtilicudy. Time
~ Fame-g;oo. Umplres-F1ckens and
Carroll.
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GRID 90
@GT92

Tinsi arrangements for tho game
with the Pacific fleet viii he made
by Darwin Mei.ine-t, manager Of
athletics mt the ~" mt Brem-rtoa
Tuesday with fleet officials. The
game Is scheduled for November =.
on Denny field.
Coach Borieskl. Whitman football mon
tor. was In Seattle this week. and took
Jera Neterer. Broadway high school Rth-
iets. with him 70 the missionary college,
Seterer played football and won the pole
vault In the city track meet.
The university has an open date for
an army team on October IS.
Heck" Edmundson. who viii coach
the Varsity track squad in 1920. will
train the football team during the coming
season. 1; is the first time that the
local ~ has had grid trainer.
Jimmy Aybuthnot has Just returned
from "a visit East. and will supervise
all intra-muraI sports at the univ~r-
atty this year. This includes all frat
athletics, inter-einb dornitory sports
Coach Hunt has constructed a new
charging machine at Denny field.
me friedman squad at Washington
promises to be a strong eleven this year
The team has several open dates. and
all squads wishing games with the Frosh
should get In touch with Darwin
Meiainest
Harvard. Yale. Princeton, Cornell.
I Pennsylvania and Haverford, as we'll
as q. :. Naval academy. will support
soccer football eievens this season.
Jim Thorpe's Canton professional foot
ball eleven may play In Chicago against
a team OF college and other stars the
| latter part or the season.
4 Princeton has not one veteran varsity
| football played to depend upon.
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Major League
Scoreboard
IT'S EFA0
BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Coast League
No games scheduled today.
Americas League
No games scheduled today.
National League
Chlesxn 81 ~. Louis Cloudy.
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Princeton has not one veteran varsity
football played to depend upon.
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Let's go buy BoIdt's French pas.
try. Uptown, 14lf Sd Ave; down
town. 9l3 I'd Ave.
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u
'Ilstted for Barham In fourth.
Score by innings.
seattle amman. OF 0os i--f2
Portland ......... 0t4 o o. 4
summary: Home run - schsitcr
Throe-baae hit--Leifer. Two base hits
Maisei. Koehisr. benworthy. Sacrifice
hltH-cunningham 2. Brenton, Wares
Mullen. Compton. Bases on baliH-Off
webb :. off Trenton :, oft Higbce ?. off
Barham 2. off Barstad l. Struck out
pitched-By Webb az. runs 2. hits e. at
bat ~. Brenton 4. runs 6. hits 7. at bat
- Credit victory to Blgbee charge de-
feat 70 Harstad. Runs responsible for
Webb ?, Barham 6, Brenton g. Birbee
Double plays-Wares to Kenworthy to
Mullen RAIDER to siRiln to MaiMeI: Ken
worthy 70 Wares to knight. UmpiroS--
/ Held and Eason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

Jim Thorpe's Canton professional foot
ball eleven may play In Chicago agains
team OF ox-colleRe and other stars tn
latter part or the season.
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VERNON DROPS TWO
TllTS TO M0RMONS

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept "a
Vernon dropped two games to- the
Bees yesterday and dropped to sec
ond place in the Coast league stand
ting.
First game r. II. f..
Vernon 6 IL ?
Salt Lake City. ...........7 Is 6
Batteries: Zimmerman. Fromme. Dell
and Brooks. DeVormer. Baum and
Eyler-
Second game r. II. f.
Vernon ........... s 10 Z
Salt Lake City. Is 2
Batteries: Dawson and Brooks.
Gould and Spencer.
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ANEnIcAN IgAarE

WARRINGTON. Sept sf~n ~
Cleveland sssst.....s.stsssst 10
Washington .........a.s... 2
batteries HaKby. Caldwell ard o. Ssiil.
Thomas HhA~. Ceurtasy and Charity.
NEW YORK. sept "a ~ ~. r..
hrtfntt .stftttttsst -s-s.vs 10
New YORK .............
Batteries baass. Ayers and sianaee.
MaFs and Huel
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Harvard, Yale. Princeton. Cornell,
Pennsyiyania and Haverford, as we'll
as q. :. Naval academy. will support
soccer football eieyens this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

The show In tho PhiiiY bali park the
other nlFht. ct which Lev Tender waA
70 have met Patsy cline. and Joe Lynch
was 90 have boxed Joe BurmAn. was
called off because Cline reported ~ the
day az the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22

Coach Hunt has constructed new
charging machine at Denny field.
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BECOMES THING OF sPL.END0R
Evolution of the Butterfly From Hide
ous Worm TO Beauty Matter Of
Only Short Time.

The butterfly poetieally lives on the
nectar Of flowers, just us a person
changes his tastes as he becomes more
refined so does that lovely creature OF
the air adopt a different menu when
he dons his wings. Take, for in
stance, the mourning cloak butterfly.
sometimes called the Camberwell
Beauty; in his origina. state he is hid
cons, even for worm, black, covered
with white spots and stiff tufts Of hair.
He is an object to make women
scream and to be avoided by every
body who does not know what he is
going to be later on. In this condi-
ton he crunches leaves greedily and
is yerltablc glutton until the time
comes for him to hing himself up by
the tail and await developments. Then,
behold he comes out some fine morn
ing creature of great splendor. Three
inches does he measure from tip
to tip of his seal-brown velvet wings
which are handsomely bordered
with yellow and ornamented with pur-
pie spots edged with black. Newly
born and innocent as he Signature al
ready has given him the instinct TO
protect himself, not by fighting but by
strategy. He can feign death with
the success OF an onossum playing
the same game, and this he does when
fearing an attack from bird. for he
knows, somehow. that his foe cares
only for living prey. SO the butter
fy skins about through the air sip
ping the sweets of the flowers, kissing
the rose and the carnation, no longer
in danger of encounters with paris
green and finding the world paradise.
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FIRST TO MAKE STEEL PENS
Before Samuel slocum's Invention
These Articles Sold at So
Dozen Wholesale.

The first machine for the manufac-
ture of pens was the invention of an
American, Samuel Slocum, who was
born 1877 years ago. AS result of
his invention steel pens, although made
by hand long before. came into general
use and soon displaced the quill. Be
fore Slocums machine began turning
out pens in large quantities steel pens
sold at wholesale for about SO dozen,
but by 1880, thanks to the improved
process Of manufacture. the price was
reduced TO about IS cents dozen, an
exchange states. The ancient Egyp-
tinns used brush or reed pen in writ
Ing on the delicate membrane obtained
by unrolling the stem of the papyrus,
a water plant once abundant along the
Nile. The ancient Creeks and Romans
also used reed cut to point sim
ilar 10 the modern pen. In the mid
die ages a metal stylus was used to
write on wood coated with wax. Quilts
were first used as pens in the fifth or
sixth century and their use became
general. Iron pens We're made as
early us 1856, but the quill held its
vogue until the invention of machinery
for pen making placed pens within the
reach of all.
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Immigration Statistics.

Between 1890 and 1880 the esiimat-
ed number of immigrants was 3s6.9S5,
while the increase in population from
other sources was 5,32225i: 1S30-40,
Immigrants 604,125. others 3,602.30S
Is4O-50, immigrants, 1.S1i,2'5T, others
4.30S, 1866; $4,000, immigrants, 2.59S,-
PA, others 1858, 231; 1S60-T0, imni.
grants, 2.31s,s24, others 4,T96, DOG
1sT0-S0, immigrants, 2,S12,191, others
s,2S5, POI; $4,000. immigrants. 5,24G,.
GIG, others T.230,S51; 1S90-19o0. immi-
grants. 3,S44,420, others. 9,527.995 ;
1900-10, immigrants. 3,s06,30S, others
III, 4Os. Until 1856 all alien passen-
gers entering the United States we're
classed as immigrants, hence the fig
ures .until this date do not take into
account travellers and are in cglse-
sequence inaccurate.