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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
Excellent Athletic Pro- gramme Is Billed for Eve ning's Entertainment-TO Stage Battle Royal

The first of series of stags will be held at the Birmingham Athletic Club next Wednesday night June 30, at s o'clock. Tommy Tompkins, boxing in- structor of the Birmingham Athletic Club, has announced a fine athletic programme for the evenings entertain nIent for the members and prospective members of the club.
 Seven ring bouts between the best glove artists on the Birmingham Ath- ,tic Club team will be staged while a battle royal of 2,000 pounds of alligator bait equally divided into ten parts will feature the events.
 Larry Avera, Atlanta's idol of the amateur ring, who was slated to box
 Dummy" Harrington, local favorite, Wednesday night, ran nail in his foot while doing some road work re- cently, and will be unable to appear on the programme. Harrington will tackle a local welterweight, Morris Kelly. in place of Avera.
 The stag will be the first of a series to be given by the Athletic Club dur ing the summer and fall, it is an- nounced. All members are urged to be present and also to bring at least one prospective member on the occasion. Officials of the Birmingham Athletic Club have also sent invitations to members of the American Legion, the Rotary. Kiwanis, Civitan and Com munity Clubs, to be present.
 According to Tompkins who is in charge of the athletic events, the pro- gramme will bring forth considerable r:rg action between local fighters who handle the gloves in great style.
 Ten 200-pound dark -hued warriors or the ring will start the programme, and th efur is expected to fly in all direc- tions when the blacks start mixing things.
 Frank Hanna, 115, will meet Daniel Stevens, 115 in the opening bout or tbe night. Both boys are fast and a good exhibition of scientific boxing IS looked for.
 The next will bring fireworks sure enough, when Bert Johnson and Frank Chestain come together in the 135- pound class. Chestain received de- c,sion over Johnson last fall, and John son hasn't quite forgotten it yet, and made special request that ne might meet Chestain.
 The next will bring two amateur stars against each other in the persons of Howard Smiles and Jimmy Woods Both of these boys are very fast on | their feet and can use both bands to great advantage.
 Jack Brady meets Joe Dickey In the next bout. These are two welter- | weights who are fighting hard for place on the B. A. c. team, and good 1 bout is expected.
 The semi windup will bring together Chuck McEwain, 135. and Irish Sherrod southern lightweight champion | The final bout will bring together | Dummy" Harrington and Morris Kelly al 145 pounds
 | All the bouts will be for the dura- tion of three rounds. Tommy says tnose who intend to get in that night better get in early. because card like | the above has enough drawing power l to fill an auditorium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
SENATORS WIN PITCHING
 BATTLE FROM ATHLETICS

Washington, June 26.-Washington de- feated Philadelphia here today 1 to 8, iH a pitchers battle between Zachary and Perry. In the ninth inning, with Charity on second. through Dugan's error and a stolen base, two out and the score tied, Perry purposely walked Judge to bring up Milan, who sent a line drive. scoring the winning run. It was Philade,phia's seventeenth straight defeat The score: E. H. F. Philadelphia ........... 100 200 000-9 10 8 Washington .............01 OH 100 00l4 10 1
 Batteries: Perry and Perkins, Myatt; Zachary and Charity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
Collins Pitches q One-Hit Game
 Against Red Sox
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. June 26.-The New York won an overwhelming victory over Boston today, winning the second game of the series by score of II to Q.
 A capacity crowd of $500 saw the game. While Warren Collins, a Texas League recruit. pitched a one-hit shut out in his third major league start the Yankees battered Pitchers Bush and Karr for eighteen hits, totaling thirty two bases. Score: R. II. k. Boston .......,...........00 .000 OV0 0o0-- O New York 20 O4o l0'-A Is 0
 Batteries; Bush, Karr and Walters; Collins and Hannah
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PIRATES TAKE SLUGGING
 AFAJR FROM CIIRS

Pittsburg, June 26.-Pittsburg won from Chicago here today, to 4. in game featured by heavy hitting. The visitors scored one run off Hamilton in the first inning and three in the second Meador and Ponder held Chi cago seoreless for seven innings.
 In the eighth Pittsburg came from ehind, scoring six runs on six hits and two walks. The score:
 Chicago ..... 130 900 0o0--4 10 2 Pittsburg ...... 001 002 06'-9 IT l
 Batteries: Vaughn and OFarrell Meador Hamilton, Ponder and Hoeff- ner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

facture of the bisque heads for which We used 10 look altogether to Germany was something of feat. It seems that the chemist whS mixes the clays for the bisque must have much of the apiration of q French chef of the first rank. The combination of clays once achieved makes eXactions; it will not perform in the natural way of bisCue unless it has a kiln wholly to itself and never def;ied through oc- cupancy by clay for any other ware. Besides. there is the ticklish business of co1oring and the blush in the cheek
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
BOSTON TAKES TWO GAMES FROM ROBINS

ROstOn June 26-BOStOn defeated Brooklyn in both ends of a double-head- CT today, taking the first game, to O. and the second, to ?. The opener was a pitchers battle in which Oeschger had the edge on Smith. Bunched hits off Grimes in the third and fifth innings de- cided the second game in Boston's favor The scores:
 First game k. h. F. Brooklyn ................o .oOo ooo o0o-o Boston ..OO OO1 600 o0*-1 10 0
 Batteries: Smith, Miljus and Krueger Oeschger and Gowdy.
 Second game K. Il. E. Brooklyn O01 GOO 0O1--2 6 4 Boston ...................OO3 .OO3 030 l0*-f l2 Z Batteries: Grimes, Miljus and Miller, Elliott; Fillingim and O'Neill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

Mrs Laura A. Hoyt, principal of the Green River school a Greenfield, Mass who is retiring at the age of 70 under the teachers pension law. has taught for 27 years in the same schoolroom, ret missing a single day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
SOX POUND INDIAN
 PITCHERS HARD-WIN

Chicago, June 26.-Chicago hit four
 Cleveland pitchers hard today and won, 12 to T. Cleveland made a belated rally in the ninth when Gardner tripled with the bases full, but it availed them noth- ing Faber was effective except in the final inning, when he apparently eased up, having nine-run lead at that time, The score: R. H. F.. Cleveland .............. .001 100 014- 14 2 Chicago ............. 900 704 01*-12 II ? Batteries Caldwell, Faeth, Myers Me haus and O'Neill Faber and Schalk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

of a bisque dolls head is no easN thing to bring out. In the end. how-l ever. the trouble. patience. and skill are well expended, for the bisque head results in the making of an "all- American" doll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
TIGERS BEAT BROWNS
 BY TIMELY HITTING

St. Louis, June 26-Timely hitting, Davis wildness and an error by, Billings
 resulted in Detroit defeating St Louis. 5 to ?, today. The locals were only able to bunch hits in the seventh when a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
Reducing Doll immigration

From the Nations Business.
 Pisque dolls are one of our recent industrial achievements. According to those who know the American manu-
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triple and single scored one run. Sislers triple and sacrifice by Jacobson ac- counted for the other tally. The score;
 R. H. E. Detroit ...................22O 900 600 Ol0-5 c St. Louis ................ GOO 00O 1l0-2 6 | Batteries: Dauss and Ainsmith; Davis and Billings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
TOP NOTCH BOXERS MAY BE HERE
Mammoth Entertainment Is Planned By Bill Streit, Chairman of the Sports Committee, = Ten-rOund Bouts Scheduled

As chairman of the sports committee to provide amuse- ment for the Rainbow division veterans at the first annual reunion, c. w. (BilD Streit has arranged a splendid pro- gramme for an outdoor enter tainment, to take place Tues day afternoon, June 13. Box ing will constitute the entire programme.
 Only frst-class men have been billed to box in the entertainment. Heading the list is Marty Burke of New Orleans, who is a prominent contender for the heavy weight championship. Burke is making a name for himself as a heavy and is soon expected to meet Bob Martin, A. E. F. champion.
 Benny Leonard, worlds lightweight champion, has been asked to appear on the programme and it is not at all un- likely that Rainbow veterans will be given the opportunity to view Leonard in action.
 Billy Miske, prominent heavyweight, has also been asked to appear. Miske IS a headliner, having fought many of the top notch heavies of today.
 A bunch of New Orleans fighters have been billed to appear. Sailor Blanque and Jack Denny, welterweights, are matched r., fobt ten rounds Red Dolan and Kid Caliano, lightweights, will fight ten
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l. J Drake $40 Hatteras noon 9th.
Lake Arthur 800 S Mobile nooa 9th
Lake Cheian NE Canaveral noon 9th. =.
Lake Elkwater 420 \ Cristooal I'M vtl;
Lake Elmont q Rebecca Shoals noon 10Th.
Lake Elya 100 Il by Galveston Barr noon
Lake Fitch is z Cape Henry noon 10th.
Lake Fresco lat 33 80. lon T6 Il noon 10Th.
Lake Harris 30 Jupiter noon 9th.
Lake Inglenook ESQ Ne Tampieo neon ,o.,I 9th.
Las Vegas Lac Honolulu s PM sth;
Levisa 2i4 s Nantucket l. v noon 10Th.
LImon Iss N NE Port Liison noon st a.,
Maricopa lat So. Ion rs "a noon 9th.
Matinicock go SW Nantucket l. noon 10th.
Matura $50 by F Ambrose PM 9th.
Metapan 5l6 w Kingston noon 9th.
Mevania ITO w Tortugas noon 9th,
Me:.icano 200 from Galveston Bar noon 9th.
Miller County 2o4 NE Jupiter noon 9th:
Mobile City 755 by L Honolulu s PM Sth.
Munamar 952 s Ambrose noon 9th.
New Rochelle lat p 80. lon A o. noon 9th.
Nile go w Flattery PM Sth.
Occidental l69 ME- Hatteras noon 10Th.
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Oscar d Bennett bo5 w Sand Key noon 9th.
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Pawnee 81 $ Hatteras noon 10th.
Pennant 3l4 SSW Galveston Bar noon 9th.
Perfection 81 S Ambrose noon 10TH
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Pioneer 1913 W Sand Key noon 10th;
Poarne 80 sw Hatteras noon 10th.
Quabbin 296 =" a.!' p - PM 9th.
Quill Wark ca = g noon 9th.
Rayo 100 s Jl"i'.r iihn' i0'h.
Royal Arrow 10 :. JG..,.l noon 9th
S V Hardness 94f $ Cape Mala noon 9th.
Salem County 125 sw South Pass noon 9th.
San Mateo SO Gorda Point noon 9th.
Santa Cruz 1882 w San Francisco s PM
sth.
Sepulga % NE Hatteras noon 10th.
Sestri 10 Sc South Pass noon 9th.
Shooters Island 600 Il Barbados noon 9th.
Socony 223 NV Tortugas noon 9th
Springfield 800 Delaware Breakwater noon
9th.
suelco 20 Sc Ambrose $3.50 PM 10th.
Suffolk 20 z Cape Henry noon 10Th.
Sun 1874 ~ Jupiter noon 9th
Surname 325 s South Pass noon 9th.
Sutransco 1876 Sc Ambrose noon 10th.
Texas l32 Jupiter noon 10th. 49,
Tippecanoe 20 w Sand Key noon 10th.
Tivives go Ambrose noon 10th.
Triumph 38 NE Cape Charles noon 10Th
Vacuum 200 Galveston noon 9th.
Vincent 20 $ Scotland l. V PM 10th.
w II Tilford a62 p Nantucket Lv noon 10th.
w Rheem 2ss w Sand Key noon 1oth.
Va 50 e Cape Henry Pm 9TH
West Camargo 40 SW Honolulu PM sth.
Nest D1urfee lat 90 %. lon 81 o. noon 9th.
Nest Iyis S'lsI " Tlattery PM sth,
West Jessup .207 W Honolulu PM 9Th.
West Neris SIC w San Francisco PM 9Th.
Western Cross lat Is 81, Ion 60 81 noon 9th.
Western Queen 81 S by w Hatteras noon
10th.
william H poheny 400 Z. San Francisco 8
William Isom AZ Z Tampico noon 9th.
Worcester lot II OF, Ion GO 20 noon 9th.
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Transatlantic Mails.
TuuRsDAY. NOVEMBER II.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II.
-Germany and Poland 90. via Bremen and
ioany. Austria, ho-siovakIa. Hungary;
switzerland and Poland. str Susquehanna' .
liulgaria spr Isoumanla ID, viaf Bursas.
varna and Coustanzs. slf Wheeling Mold.
1850 PM.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL.
Netherands and Germany G2, via ROt Ter
srain 81, via Vigo and Corunna; also
rasrel post mails for Spain, Canary Islands
and Ceuta. Mslilla and Tansier in Morocco,
str Alfonso Mi. ; 80 AM.
Senegal. Sierra Leone and Accra (other
parts OF West Africa y. via Santa Cruz de
Arcra and seccondee; also parcel post malls
for, Santa Cruz de Tenerffe and Cadiz, str
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Great Britain except Scotland. Belgium,
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thonia. Finland, Persia. Sc nth Africa,
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mails for Great Britain Except Scotland) :,
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othcr countries. str iceland, AM (sup $50
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

a fire caused by an explosion occurred on
str ~ Mundo. lying OF her dock vessel
towed out md bcachcd. may be total loss.
(Sce news columna.)
The Mutual Towing Co, Inc. has purchased
the ocean tugbont Wright from the Boston
Dredging Co. Her name Will be changed 10
Joseph J Timmins.
str Chester Kiwanls. Rotterdam for New
York, was reported yesterday IN lat - "a,
lon % TO- with one OF her boilers out OF
commission and short OF fresh water, vcs-
sei proceeding 20 this port.
LONDON, Nov a--gtr SiRne (Sw) from
baltimore for OVcioaund. damaged her stem
bv collision az Hamburg must be surveyed.
iOth--A telegram from Gothenburg states
.hat str Gunborg (Sw) from Newport News
FOR Gefe, went Ashore, but afterward got
OFF icaky and has put IN there
a telegram from Gothcnburg states that
ptr Brachoim (Sw), from New York for
Gothcrburg and Stockholm went ashore. but
afterward rot OFF and proceeded 20 GOthen-
burg. water In Nc I hold.
MADRID, Nov e-Establshment OF n cold
storage steamer line between Baltimore and
barcelona, Genoa and Alexandria and an
other between Barcelona, Halonih and Com
stantinople will be undertaken by the United
States Shipping Board, which plans to open
a branch In this city 10 carry on the work.
ORANGE, Tex. Nov 0--Tank str r J Riley
was launched at the National shipysrd here
to-day.
SANDY HOOK. Nov 40. sioS rM-sOhr
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ARRIVED.

Str Noordam Dutch, Rotterdam Oct 20.
Holland America Line. with go first. 3oi
second cabin and $40 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went TO foot OF 9Th street.
Str wauconda. London Oct %. TO the
Atlantic Transport Line. with mdse. 90
Str Lancastrian tBr), London Oct rs, to
the Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse
Went to pier IS, North River
Str Lake Frolono. Bristol Oct 20 and
Barry ed. TO J II winchester Co; with
mdse. Went TO pier 3. Army Base. Brook
Str Bcukeisdyk Dutch. Rotterdam Oct
Str Kasama (Br). Busreh Oct /, Perrin
18th and Port Said 18th. TO Norton, Lilly &
Co, with mdse.
%. 10 Funch Edge & Co. with mdse. Went
TO pier 2. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
STR Borsa !Nor), Hamburg Oct "a to y the
to pier I. North River.
Str Patasonier (Belg). Antwerp Oct and
Fayal 2sth. to the Lloyd Royal Beige. with
mdse. Anchored off Liberty.
Sir Fusilier lbeigl, Lisbon. to the Lloyd
Royal Beige. in ballast. Went to pier 49,
Str Nurla tsp,. Seville Oct 20 and Huelva
23d, to Garcia piaz. with mdse. An
STR Auraaia titaiS. Genoa Oct 10. Hamp-
ton Reads Nov and Norfolk 9th, to the
Commodities Shipping and Trading Corpora
Str We | caiera. Calcutta Aug -. Colombo
10th. Bombay Sept l, Port Said 18th. BARGE
Iona Oct - and Doulogne 26th TO the Grace
Steamship Line. with mdsc. Went to New
York Dock Cos pier -. Brooklyn.
Str Eastern Cross. Colombo Sept II and
Boston Nov 3, 10 j II w Steele & Co. with
ndse. Went 70 pier !. American Docks,
Staten Island.
Str Kiowa. La Romano Nov .. TO the Clyde
Steamship Co. In ballast. Went TO pier 40.
North River.
Str Korona (Br). Demerara Oct 20. Bar
badog 3Oth. St Lucia aud Martinique Slst.
Dominica. CruadplOuDe Antigua |
81 Kits Cd. ST Croix and st Thomas 3d. TO
the Quebec Steamship Co. with 80 passen-
gers and mdse. Went to pier ~. North
River.
Str Clare, San Juan.
Str Ponce, San Juan.
Str Cibao CNor), Kingston Oct 30, Moniego
Bay and st AIMS Bay Nov and Port An
passenger ard fruit. Went 20 pier -. East
River
Str Avondaie. Port Lobos.
Str Perfection, Tampico
Str Sarpfos (Nor). Cienfucgos.
Str MORO Castle. Havana Nov g. 10 the
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co,
with li3 passengers. malls and mdse.
ern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went TO pier
90. North River.
Str Severance. Sabine Nov J.. to the Union
SULPHUR Co, with sulphur Went TO Erie
Basin Breakwater.
Str Millnocket Port Tampa for Perth Am
boy.
Str Jemmapes ORR. Savannah Nov 6. 70
y w Nichols, In ballast.
Schr Jegsie q Noycs. barbados. Anchored
off Red Hook.
Schr George w Tru!tt. Jr. Fernandna.
Anchored off Red Hook
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CLEARED.

From L. S. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Niagara ('r). Buyck. Samburg-Coni-
pagnic Generate TranSatlantiqu6.
STR Atlantic Sun, OLSON. Hamburg-D T
Warden.
Str Sophie RicI,mers (Ger). Hulsebusch.
Neutrality-suspicious. Steamship Co.
Str Susauehanna, Bevan, Bremen and Dan
zig-Unlted States Mail Steamship Co. Inc.
Str Eemand Dutch, Van Noppen. Am
sterdam--tunch, Edge & Co.
Str ,Cretic (Br). Morehouse. Ponta Del
gada, Gibraltar, &c, via Boston-White, Star
Line.
scr Mehanno, Petersen, Duenos Aires--In-
ternatonal FrelGhting Corporation.
Str Cardonla. johnson. Bahia. Mo ia.
Metro and Santog-Un!ted states and Brazil
Steamship Line.
Ser zulia. Morris. Laguayra. Curacao. &c
Bllss. Daile.t Co.
noiro-McAllister Bros.
Str Huron. Hart. Porto Plata, Sanchez,
&c--Clydc Steamship Co.
Str Vague. Barnctte. Monte Christi, Porto
Plata, &c--C'lyde Steamship Co.
Str Lake Gather, Andersen. Naval station
Guantanamo. &c-New York and Cuba Mail
steamship Co.
Str Julia Ccuban), Mendez. Havana-Di
Ciorgio Co.
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Casiana. Doyle. Tampioo-Pan-Ameri-
can Petroleum and Transport Co.
Pacific Co.
Str Lenape, Kembie. Charleston and Jack
sonville-Clydc Steamship Co.
Str Jefferson, Horsloy. Norfolk-Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Antinous. Brlnker. Norfolk-rGreen star
Steamship Corporation.
Str Lake Frances, Ladd. Richmond--Har-
riss, Magil q Co.
Str Vincent. Thompson. Baitlmore-J II
Winchester e. Co.
Str Commodore Rollins (Nor), Garmann,
Observation-Disclosures Fruit Co
Str Santa Clara, Eriksen, Perth Amboy--
American and Cuban Sieamghip Co.
Str Erholm (Nor), Johannsscn, Walton,
NS--J r Whitney a Co.
Tug Gypsum King. Miller. spencers Island.
NS--J II Whitney Co.
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dala DAM. Philadelphia for Rotterdam;
Iperia, do for New York.
Passed up Delaware Brcakwater 10Th. 80
AM, str Kurt Woermann Q'r), Norfolk for
Philadelphia.
Passed out 9th. II 40 PM. strs Arta QBD.
Philadelphia for Baltimore; midnight, Nor
man Monarch (Br). do for Liverpool.
Passed out 10TH strs Drdnt (Br), Phila-
delphia for Santos: Des Moines Bridge, do
for Manchester; Pinemore tBr), do for G!as-
Cow: Paulsboro. do for Texas City: Bayonne
lmotor). do for New York: Lake Fibre. do
for Rouen.
Sailed 10th, strs Bloomington (from Phiia-
delphia(. Newport News; Acrema 0rom dol.
Sailed 9th. $3.50 PM. str Andalusia (sw).
from Havre for Jacksonville; 10TH 6:20 AM.
tug Storm King, towing barge Pure OIL No
3, for New York.-Wind N, "a miles; partly
cloudy: moderate sea.
PORTLAND. Me- Nov 1o--Arrived. str
Oehringen (Br), Antwerp.
Arrived 9th, schr General Geo Hogg
(Br), Port Hastings.
Sailed 10th. schr Samuel Hart (from APP
pie River. NS) New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 9-Arrived,
strs sonoma. Sydney, NsW; Siberia Maru
(Jap), Hong Kong; Astral. Shanghai ORR
Arrived sth. str Cuba. Baltimore.
Sailed Sth ship Duguay Trouin (F),
Ipswich; nth, str Hawaiian, Portland.
Sailed 9th. strs Mariana (Br). Wellington:
Manoa, Honolulu.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Nov sth. AM-Arrived.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Vera Cruz and Tampico. str wacouta. $50
Pernambuco. Parahyba, Natal, Bahia and
Sersipe (other parts OF Brasil -, via Per-
nambuco, Bahia Rio Janeiro and Santos,
str Glenspean. ~ NJ.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER L.
Dominican Republic via Puerto Plata
sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro de Macoris
san Domingo City and Barahona. str Doro-
thy. s 80 AM
marbo), Cape Haiti and Port de Paix
Curacao, Cumana. Carupano and other
parts OF Haiti >. str Achilles. 10 AM.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
Costa Rica. Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
East CoasD. Amapala. Choluteca and prints
&C for Naeaome. .egueigalpa and Yusearan
" olom5a c ana eSsT
Of Honduras arl letter mall for Salvador y.
via Havana. C.fztobal and Port Limon. str
Bermuda, Viz Hamilton, str Fort Hamil-
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay %. via
Maru AM.
North Brazil and Iquitos (other parts Of
Saa cabeGa h FRA ss%'S Maceio ea aad
Bahia. str Camoens. s 80 AM.
Porto Rico via San Juan. str Ponce. $50
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix and Guiana
(other parts OF Haiti y. via all Hayden
ports, Georgetown, Paramaribo, st Laurent
IL NJ.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay 'l. via Rio Jeneiro. Montevideo
and Buenos Aires, str Euclid. 80 AM.
Transpacific Mails.
Close az New York at o PM rs follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Maui. Nov
IL.
Japan, corea. China, Siberia. Siam.
French Indo-China, Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria. &c. str Empress of Russia. Nov
Is.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. Siam.
French Indo-China and Netherlands Fast
Indies. VIA Seattle. str Katori Maru. Nov
Is.
Hawaii. Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail for Japan, Corea and China,
via San Francisco, str Siberia Maru. Nov
II.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Astralia and
specially addressed mall for New ZEALAND
via San Francisco, str Sonoma. Nov fs.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Parcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
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SAILED.

strs Vincent. baltimore; Crotic (Br) d.
ponta Dclgada and Gibraltar via Boston
Lake Franccs. Richmond. Niobe, Algiers
Caldas, Kingston; Jefferson Norfolk: Lake
Gather, Guantanamo; III Cid. New Orleans:
George " Jones, Texas City. PATHS (Groek)
Piraeus; Lake Linden Calbarien Hiram III
(Nor), Portland: Hewitt. Port Arthur
Slavic Prince tDr). Manila. Spartan Prince
(Br), Santos and Buenos Airea Lake Al
vada. Matanzns: Urd (Nor). Tampico; VIII
helm Jebcen. DO; Pannonia (3r). Naples. &c I;
zulia. Laguayrn. &c.
Str Tregenna (Br). Cape Town and Port
Natal
Strs Deifnira. Tampico: Cardonia, Rio
Janeiro: Antinous, Plracus.
Str Knoxville, Gulfport.
schrs Joan Kelberg, Brunswick Grace
Van Dusen, Virginia.
Tug Standard II. Boston. towing barges.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
lreduced 20 sea leveD at New York on
"wednesday, Nov 10. 1920. at 3 AM. a. re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twonty-nine and ninety-eight hundredths
(29.0S) inches. This closely approximntes
seven hundred and sxty-onc and fvo-tcntha
C7Bi ~ millimetcrs. Captains OF all vesfels
now lying In or near the ports 81 Now York
and Brobkyn can advantaseously use the
above offRiai data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind n, Sandy Hook. PM. SW. ~ miles !:
clear, choppy sea. A; City Island at sunset,
y. moderate breeze; cloudy.