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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

Last year whenI made my amazing offer,
some people thought / was crazy, but
over $50, ,0O0 men and women, and even
boys and girls, accepted my offer and
reaped a rich reward in eggs as result.
OF all the thousands who took me up on
my proposition, less than one in thou
sand said my great Winter Egg Maker
didn't do the work. All the others said
it was the greatest Egg Maker they ever
saw. In spite of this evidence-in spite
Of the testimony of thousands who gave
tito their hens, don't want you to take
anyone's word but your own for what it
will do for your hens and for your egg
profits. want you to make this test. Try
my great Winter Egg Maker for 80 days.
Send no money now. If you do not get
from two to five times as many eggs as
you ever got before at this time of the
year you won't be out one cent. Idon't
know how to make a fairer, squarer offer
than that, do you?
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

ton of the soil. Your hens are not in good
laying condition, because they are not in
good physical condition that is the
simple reason why you are not getting 40
many eggs as you should.
What Your Hens Need
What your hens need more than anything else
is simple tonic to enrich their blood, to supply
them with strength and vigor. to repair nerve
tissue, to supply them. with heat and energy, to
keep their intestines clean and free from germs.
You must get them over the moult quickly and
safely: You must get your pullets Into laying
condition right away. You must stop the losses
due from the strain Of moulting And nothing
has yet been discovered which does these things
as well as these four well known ingredients
Iron Sulphate, Precipitated Calcium Phosphate.
Ginger, Aloes.
Any physician. any veterinarian, any druggist
can tell you how beneficial these ingredients are.
lwouldn't dare mention them so openly if any.
thing but good could come from their use. My
great Winter Egg Maker contains them all. In
exact scientific proportions.
Iron Sulphate is the BODYBUILDING and strength.
ening ingredient. It is this which hens need
when they appear lazy, tired, run down, droopy.
Precipitated Calcium Phosphate is the shell
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

know the best recommendation in the world for product is the
word of person who has used it. could easily employ
thousands people introduce Winter Egg Maker but they
wouldn't much about poultry eggs the under
be to repeat what told them, just like lot Of parrots
people who have
actually Winter Maker their hens all
will
Egg Maker builds feathers strength hun
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
why Hens Stop Laying

why Hens Stop Laying
In summer when the hens have their
full feathers, when the sun gives them
warmth, when worms, bugs, grasshop-
pers, insects and green feeds are plenti.
full, eggs come in abundance. But when
moulting time comes, your hensstop lay
ing. That's because it takes six weeks
for an average hen to grow a new fight
or tail feather, and the hen spends most
of the winter growing feathers. Hens
will not lay eggs during this time simply
because nature is using all energy in the
direction of producing new feathers.
Then the moulting season leaves hens
weakened, run down, listless, tired. worn
out. Is it any wonder that hens do not
lay during fall and winter? It is the same
with cows, horses, hogs and sheep, for
everyone knows that milk, muscle, pork
and mutton cannot be produced by ami.
mails unless they are in perfect physical
condition. Neither can bumper crops be
produced except from healthy condi-
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

which will $50 to $500 week in cash helping intro
duce great Winter Egg Maker. On you need make
absolutely have leave your home
You do not have sell anything You canvassing All ask
about hour week of your spare time And the best
part 9f all in helping you are helping your friends and
helping them get to five times eggs from their hens from
the feed from the same investment in time and effort
And let you why want only practical chicken rasers
help in introducing my great Winter Egg Maker AS you
I Guarantees NV Winter. Foo Maker fO
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
I want you TO try my great Egg
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08

ogra phcr. while il takes n wv ." three
Year normal coarse 80 max" an efficient
teacher.
We must have teachers for "Ur
schools ard efficient teachers 10 tram
the youth ~ our land and = h'huuN, s.
all boards Of education go plar" salaries
at such Il ngurc that viii attract good
teachers TO the schools instead &C dr.'
INK them to other more r"mUncrtt'No
occupations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
ANNUAL ELECTION
OF WOMAN'S CLUB
Officers for tho Ensuing Year VAL %
Elected at Meeting to be Aela
This Afternoon.

rnr uC the MOST important events IN
tho year for tho Womau'S club IL th%
annual election Of officers whi"h WI,
,aRr rlarr nj IA" meeting To be held
m IN" \. -. /. W. hall this af'"rh""H'
Ersid,s the election uf officers ratiti"a-
ton ur the revised constitution and r"-
p"r,S oC IN" department rhairm"n VIII
j." Included in III" order Of business
All Numbers arc urged :" -" present
hv special request "f the president
Mrs. Iulinn G.. il"aru".
Oih,r events Of lnlrrrSr to the mem
hrs Of tn" Womou'S club will "" the
Hook Review lunrh"on. which has been
r0n"d until Friday April 10 owing
10 m" visit Of General John j. FcrShlnE
.,Inn,luc.d that tn" Drama L"Hru" Will
meet ON tn" third Monday Of the month
,hc prurram To b" announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08

Flaris takc from 2An /" zoo pounds
81 minerals n year from each aero OF
SClh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

= \ Wolfe. ~ cherry liill. who 4"
seeking thu nomination as county Hom-
missioner for mo country district, call
81 attention last might that h" is Re-
publican candidate. aud not a Democrat
- stated N All Item concerning his can
dldaCy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By Aiail.l

BRIDGEWATER, Ms. Nov ie--In port,
schr Henry IL Chamberlain, loading for
CHATHAM, NIB. Nov 22-Arrived. str Ju-
vigny. Montreal.
HALIFAX. Nov 2s--Arrived. strs Ariano
CBr), Montreal for London. Canadian voya-
geur (BD. Cardiff via St Johns; Mongolia
(sw). skein (and sailed 2ith for Philadel-
Arrived ODD. strs watuka (br). Santiago,
&c; La Place (BD. Pensacola; 23d. Kama
Arrived 2Sd str Montezuma tBr), Mont
Sailed 2tst. str War Mehtar CBD. Avon
mouth.
Sailed 23d, str Dlgby (Br). Liverpool.
In port 2lst. bark Ragna (Nor). for
HAVANA. Nov 2o-sailed. schr Harrison
T Beacham, Mobile.
LUNENBURG. Ms. Nov 21-Arrived, schr
Mary Pauline (BD. Turks Island.
Arrived 10th, schr Reinhardt (Br)
Charleston. &c Seaman James Pugh lost
Sailed PRIOR to 23d. schr D D Mckenzie
(Br) Porto Rico.
PORT SAID. Nov 11-sa!led, str ohioan.
sT JOHN. NIB. Nov 22-Arrived. str Cha
leur (Br), Demerara.
York Emily + Northam, New York.
ST MICHAELS, Nov 10-Sailed, str Frank
Delmas (Fr) Norfolk.
SYDNEY, CB. Nov 20-Arrived. strs Was
cana (NoD, Wabana; 21st. Kamouraska
iT1'GRKc ISLAND. Nov 1s-1n port. schr
Con Rein (Br). loading for Norfolk.
YARMOUTH. Ms. Nov 1e-Sailed. schr
Gertrude Parsons (BD. Walton Ito load
for Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
ARRIVED.

Str Kroonland, Antwerp Nov II. South
ampton 18th and Cherbourg 18th. to the Red
Star line, with 1873 first 81 second cabin,
$40 Storage passengers, malls and mdse.
Str. Gothland (Belg). Danzig Noy and
Cherbourg 18th, to the American line, with
400 Storage passengers and mdse. Went
to pier 80, North River.
Str Sidlaw Range CBr), Leith Nov and
Dundee 4th. to Furness, Witty & Co with
mdse Went to pier A. Bush Docks Brook
Str Thordis (Nor). christiania Nov 3 and
Halifax 22d. to Benham & Boyesen, with
Str Katrina Luckenbach. Hamburg Nov 10.
to the Luckenbach Steamship Co. with mdse.
Went TO foot of 33d street. Brooklyn.
Str Atlantic City (Br), Rotterdam Nov Q
and Hampton Roads Gath. to f Whitney
& Co. in ballast. Anchored off stapieton.
Str Pipestone County. Rotterdam Nov TO-
to the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with mdse
Went to pier .. Hoboken.
Str Julia Luckenbach. Rotterdam Nov II,
to the Luckenbach Steamship Co. with mdse.
Went to pier g. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Lake Girardeau; Genoa and Barcelona.
Str Trieste GtaD Trieste.
Str Merope DUTCH, Paramaribo Oct %.
Demerara Both. Barbados Nov .. Laguayra
eth. Porto Cabello 9th. Curacao 18th. JAG
18th and Cape Hayti 18th. to Funch, Edge
Co. with passengers. mails and mdse.
Went e pier s. p Bush Docks; Brooklyn t,o
Standard Oil Co of New Jersey, with crude
oil
Str Agwisun. Port Lobos Nov IS. to the
with crude oil. Went to pier 3, Bayonne.
Str Cauto Tampico Nov l6 and Baltimore
gath. to the New York and Cuba Mall
York Dock Co.'S pier 10. Brooklyn.
Str Radiant and barge o Co 80. Tam
pco Nov IL, to the Standard OH Co of New
York, with crude oil. Went to North 18th
street. Brooklyn.
Str Eocene and barge. Tampico.
Porto Barrios 14tR Porto cortez 18TH. Trux-
lilo 10th and Tela 10th. to the United Fruit
Co. with passengers and mdse. Went to
pier 10. East River.
Porto Colombia 14th. Rio Hache 10th and
Kingston 10th. to the Tropical Steamship
Co. with mdse. Went to pier ., North
River.
Str Guiana (Br), Demerara Nov 16. Bar
bados and st Lucia nth, Martinique. Do
minica and Guadeloupe 18TH Antigua and
St kits 10Th and st Croix and st Thomas
Goth, TO the Quebec Steamship Co. with 81
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier
80, North River.
Str Everglades. Caibarlen Nov 20, to the
City.
Str Ell Norte. Galveston Nov 20. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
Str Arapahoe, Jacksonville and Charles
ton, to the Clyde Steamship Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Went to pier 81. North
River.
Str Lithopolis. Boca Grande for carterct.
NJ.
Str Lake Fillmore. Brunswick. Ga. to the
Clyde Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 81, North River.
Str City OF Montgomery. Savannah. to the
Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 50. North River.
Str Tongrier (Bolg) Norfolk Nov 25, TO
the Lloyd Royal Beige. in ballast. Went TO
pier 10, Nortli River.
Str India Na~u (Jap), Norfolk.
Str Astoria. Hampton Roads.
Str New Britain Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
BELFAST PROSPEROUS,
TRADE EXPERT FINDS
A. c. Pearson Recites Story of
Nine Weeks Study.

Political conditions have not interfered
with business In Ireland. and the indus
tries in the Belfast area are operated
with greater success than the average
Industries in other European countries,
according to A. c. Pearson, general man
ager of the Dry Goods Economist Inc,
in an address yesterday to members OF
the New York Business Publishers. He
spoke at a luncheon in the Automobile
Club and his observations were the re-
suit of nine weeks spent in Europe.
German business men have realized
that the future OF Germany depends
upon friendly relations with America
and England. Mr.. Pearson said and they
desire to make use of American and
British distributing agencies for made
in-Germany products. Because German
selling agencies would be unpopular they
seek TO establish foreign marketing
agencies.
Mr. Pearson said that. In Belgium re-
eovery is noticeable, Switzerland is in
jured by the declinsof exchange In other
countries, Czecho- Slovakia enthusiastically
expects TO become one of the important
export countries. and among the allied
countries Great Britain holds an en-
vlable place with its financial strength
seemingly unmpaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
DIRT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOV. rs, 1920
DUE NOVEMBER IS.
DUE NOVEMBER %.

final hearing in the case of the Con-
solidated Gas Company, we are now of
the opinion that none of these nine plain
tiffs can make or procure and distribute
gas 20 private consumers for less than.
or close to, 81 per 900 cubic feet.
How much more than the bare costs
of manufacture and distribution should
be allowed pending final decree and the
action of the rate making authorities is
q question necessarily dependent upon
the establishment of n rate base, L. G.,
the ascertainment of the capital actu-
ally invested in making and distributing
gas which costs the maker approx
mately 81 per unit.
I'VE, therefore find that pending this
suit and until final decree, or the further
order of the court. the plaintiffs and all
of them should from December l, 1920.
be permitted as a condition for the main
tanning of the injunctlons. to charge and
collect from private consumers. $1.lO per
/ 900 cubic feet for gas sold.
"The second branch of these motions
is that instead of a deposit with a
special master of all excess over the
statutory rates plaintiffs be severally
given the option to retain the amounts
paid by private consumers. and apply
the same TO the necessities of their bust
ness upon security being given"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ABERDEEN. Wash. Nov 19-Arrived, schr
AHUKiNI. Nov 2o-saiied. str Resale
Mahony. san Francisco.
ASTORIA. o. Nov Io-Arrived. ctr West
Apaum, San Francisco.
Sailed 18th. str West Camak. San Franz
cisco.
ARRoYo. PR. Nov 12--Arrived previously,
schr Virginia. Mobile.
BANGOR. Me, Nov 21-sailed. schr VIM
EVERETT. Wash. Nov 2o-sailed. str
West Inskip. San Francisco g
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Nov Pain port.
schrs Edward Drake. from Cheverie: (sup-
posed VIM Melbourne (Br). from Windsor
(for harbor).
HONOLULU. Nov 20-Arrlved, strs Nan
king. Hong Kong. &c. for San Francisco
land proceeded; Edgehill. Norfolk for
Sailed 10Th. strs ouabbin. San Pedro;
West Camargo. San Francisco.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 23-Cleared. str Pa
cific (Nor). Mejilones.
PEARL HAKBOR. Nov 2o-Arrfvcd, str
West Hartland. Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov 23-Arrived.
tug Boxer with barges No II and Penn.
from Boston, and Elk Garden, from Provi-
dcnce.
SABINE. Tex. Nov 2O-sailed. str Hewitt.
Portland.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Nov e4-saned. str
Currier, Tampco.
str Balcatta, Seattle for Valparaiso
Sailed Goth. str Eastern Guide. Hilo: schr
Lizzie Vance, Papeete.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Nov fS-Arrived, motor
Mazatlan, San Francisco for Mazatlan (and
sailed; goth. str West Mahwah. do for
sydney.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Nov 24-Tn
port. tugs Watuppa. New York for Boston.
with barges Newport and Jonesport Ke-
shena, Norfolk for do with barges silvanus
(for Portland and No %; Charles Green
ough do for Boston, with barges Annie,
Emelie and Bcattle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
'PING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Sailed from Port Eads Goth, strs Carriage.
Bocas del Toro via Swami Island and Cris-
tobal: Danier lBr), Antwerp Via Hayre;
Holden Evans. Tampico, jamaica. Kingston,
Lake Grama, Tampa Quisteonck. Calves
ton. Santa Rita, Tamplco; Steel Age, Bue-
nos Aires via 81 Thomas and Montevideo
Walter d Noyes, Boston.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov 2G-Arrived. strs Port
Antonio (Nor. Baltimore. Texas DAM,
Baltimore CORN dam. Progreso for Bos-
for Havre. Newburgh. New Orleans for
Hamburg: Brighton (NoD. Boston Cove
bados bark Carioea. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. str Stanmore lBr, Liverpool.
Sailed Goth, strs Horace Z Munroe; LIS
bon ThstletoIr. tBrl. Mqnteyideo; Manae-
Vile (Nor). Kingston; Polyktor (Greek'
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Nov 25--Arrlved.
strs British Major (BD. London Gulfcoast,
Jacksonville. Ligonier, do New York, Bay
onne
Arrived Goth, strs Argon. Boston; Gulf
naval naval station o'N shena IeN Providence
Louisiana Mobile Florida. Port Loeos;
Sawokla, New Orleans.
Sailed 2jth str Charles Braley. Tampco.
Sailed 10Th, strs Salem County, Tamptco;
Gulf star, Bayonue Aryan, Providence;
Texas, Port Lobos; Ligonier. Tampico' Ara
pENsAcoLA, Fla. Nov 25-Arriyed str
Lancaster. Galveston.
Arrived 10Th. str Maria stathatos Greek :,
Galveston for Spanish ports.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov 2G-Arrived.
strs Rhode Island (BD, Glasgow via Bos-
ton; Ripley Castle (Br). Beira via New
York. Absirtea QtaD. Aqua Amarsa. Au-
gust (Nor), Rotterdam; Jaime Girona (Spl,
San Estebaude. SPAIN Lackawanna lBD,
London Wimborne (BD. Norfolk, Nan
tucket. Jacksonville and Savannah J IL
Devereux. Boston
Cleared 18th, str Orion, Marseilles.
Cleared Goth. strs Verbania (Brl. London
via Baltimore Petroeine (Br). Havre and
Rouen: Ellenia UtaD. Gibraltar Gor
orders) Sorland (Nor), Trondhtem. Bergen,
Stavanger and Christiania.
Passed down Marcus Hook 26th, 9:1O AM,
tugs storm King. towing barge Pure OIL NO
3, for New York; II 30 AM, Lenape, towing
barges Paxtang for Portland, Saucon for
Bangor. and Bast for Hallowel.
Passed down Reedy Island 2Bth, str Jennie
Il Morse. Philadelphia for Genoa.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 26th, str
Southwestern Miller (Br), Philadelphia for
London.
Passed out 26th. strs Clan Murray CBD
Philadelphia for Darien. &c. Greldon (Br) !,
do for Dunkirk: Salina UtaD, do for Gibral-
tar: New Britain. do for New York; Runa
(Nor), do for Havana; Shawmut. do for do ,
sun, do for Sabine: Pansa, do for San
Norfolk.
In harbor Goth. 10 AM tug Resolute. with
barges Maine and Atlsntic.-Wind NV. 16
miles: cloudy; smooth
PORTLAND, Me. Nov 26-Arrived. str
Rovuma (Fr). FoWey. +.
Sailed Goth. / AM, tug Valley Forge, tow
ing barges Exeter, Pickering and Kimber-
ton. for Philadelphia.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 24-Arrived.
strs Tenyo Maru (Jap). Manila, China and
Japan; Bakersfield, Boston; 2Jth. Hattie
Luckenbach. New York, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
WILL SEEK RELEASE
OF LANDLORDS CASH
Realty Owners Would Avoid z
Per Cent. Tax Penalty That
Begins December 1.

Those owners of New York real estate
who have become involved in litigation
with tenants over increases in rent rates
look forward with concern to next We'd
nesday. when, under the tax law, a pen
atty of per cent will begin TO run
against all taxes unpaid at that time. 1t
is the complaint of many landlords that
they are unable TO pay their taxes be-
cause so much OF the money receivable
by them as rent during the last six
months is on deposit in municipal courts
The situation now confronting prop
erty owners all over the city presents
one Of the defects alleged in the opera
ton of the rent laws passed at Albany
In September to meet the housing emer-
eency. The laws threw upon the munic-
ipal courts 4 burden of business which
the machinery Of the courts was not
constructed to bear. The justices of the
courts. unable to dispose of the mass Of
rent cases as they piled up. have adoptsS
the expedient OF directing that all mos,ey
concerned In cases awaiting jurisdis7,ion
be paid into court TO abide the eventual
outcome.
The result is that several millions OF
dollars. the great bulk of which II Is
believed finally will be awarded to land
lords as rent money justly due them, is
in the hands of the clerks of the munich
pal courts OF the five boroughs while all
Of the expenses OF property maintenance
taxes, fuel. repairs, wages. go rner-
rily on
II was pointed out yesterday by
Ernest l.. Pratt, executive secretary Of
the Real Estate Investors of New York,
that the situation could be relieved con-
siderably II Justices. unable TO dispose
OF rent cases quickly. would direct ten
ants to pay their landlords such sums
of rent as they were required 20 pay be-
fore any attempt was made to collect
Increased rents from them. and would or
der paid Into court for ultimate adjudl-
cation only the difference in amount be-
tween old rent rates and new. III this
can be made the rule in future. Mr.
Pratt declared, and IL some arrange
ment can be made by which money al
ready held In court can be apportioned
on a similar plan, the great bulk Of the
money now tied up with court clerks
will be available to property owners for
the carrying charges OF their buildings
Within the last few years taxes on.
about 90 per cent and coal al its present
price shows an increase I'm cost Of IS
per cent over old rates All other car
rying expenses are in proportion. Even
the decorating OF apartments, which
the rent laws do not contemplate at all
but which is necessary in the course of
sound management whether tenants in
sist on It or not costs from twice 90
three times what previously had go be
paid TO the painters and decorators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
.beron 7oa e Ambrose noon 25th.

Cabegon 7o5 E Ambrose noon 25th.
Caddo 10 " Colon noon 25th.
Calcutta Maru lat 80 OF. Ion 10 noon 10Th.
Canadian Inventor $50 S Honolulu I PM Esd.
Chepadoa 9s7 Ambrose noon 25th.
Chipchung 266 W Honolulu Pm 23d.
City of Alameda l55 Scotland noon
City Of Everett 90 N Jupiter noon 25th.
City Of Fort Worth 1is ENE Hat;eras noon
Col i L Drake l43 E Honolulu 7 PM 2sd.
Colthraps $50 T. Cape Henry PM 18TH
Cornelia 10 y San Juan noon Gath.
Covedale passed Hog Island noon Goth.
Cubadist 20 S Hatteras noon 10Th.
Deroche 1So 5 Montauk noon 26th
pungannon lat Al Al, Ion 81 10 noon 2oth.
Eastern Crag zoos Sc by Ambrose noon
Eastern Dawn lat AZ IS. Ion 50 10 noon 26th.
Edgehill 9sll Y Honolulu Pm Esd.
FL Sielo 300 y Jupiter noon 10Th:
Eocene $50 SW Hatteras noon 25th.
II c Folger 400 e Delaware Capes PM
cath.
III III Rogers 80 st Martin noon gath.
Hadnot 100 Hatteras noon 25th.
Hewitt 26S SW Hatteras noon 18th.
Houma 40 Sc Delaware Breakwater noon
Hutchinson 300 Sc Cape Sable noon 25th.
j NJ Danziger i3i n Jupiter noon 18th.
James Otis 20 Hatteras noon 25th.
katherine 400 5 Cape Mala PM 25th
Kekoskia 1879 y Hatteras noon 25th.
Lake Faribault PSI NNE Hatteras Pm
Lake Fontana 100 E Ambrose noon goth.
Lake Fresco lat 81 ~, Ion ~ w noon 2otA-
Lake Gilboa lis N Cartagena L noon
Lake Glaucus 1o3 Scotland L noon 2eth.
Lake Hector lat 10 Of. Ion 81 q noon oath.
Logan (AT) lat 20 80, lon so 10 noon Goth.
Maraval 317 SSE Ambrose noon 25th.
Mariana lat 20 49, ron 70 Oh noon oath.
Mevania e6 S Scotland L noon goth.
Miller County 129 S Ambrose noon Goth.
Munindies $40 Ambrose noon 25th; oos
Marking l ,042 w San Francisco Pm 23d
Nantucket passed Winter Quarter l. V 1850
AM 25th.
Norman Bridge 143 Hatteras noon 25th.
Oneka 81 + Honolulu PM 23d.
Paraguay 10 NE Cape Charles noon 23th.
Point Lobos AZ Cape Mala noon 25th.
Red Hook 40 Z Delaware Breakwater Pm
18th.
Robin Adair lat 10 o. lon Ga 10 noon cath.
Ruth 1870 NE Cape Henry noon Goth.
s V Hardness 30S S Cape Mala noon 26th.
San Francisco $40 z Ambrose noon 18th.
San Jose 51s Nantucket noon 25th.
Santa Marta 54s Scotland I pS9n al 18TH
socony 25s Sw Hatteras noon 25th.
Somerset go Sc Ambrose PM 25th.
ST Johns County lat Is II, Ion SO IL noon
cath.
steel Trader $50 Hatteras noon 25th.
Suffolk GIT Cape Henry noon 25th.
Terre Haute $50 y st Thomas noon oath.
Toosa 305 Sc Cape Henry noon Goth.
The Angeles $40 from Sandy Hook Pm
oath.
Triumph $50 e overfalls noon 25th.
Vigilant b10 II Honolulu PM 23d
Vincent lat 10 SO, Ion so 16 noon 24th.
West Caddoa 1853 w San Francisco PM
23d
West Hematite $50 Ambrose noon 2oth.
West Hika / $50 w Honolulu PM 23d.
West Momentum 3,2o3 w Columbia River Z
PM ed.
West segovia lat ~ 40, lon g. o6 noon 25th.
West Seiene lat i2 %. Ion 81 30 noon Gath.
Ya aGin' lat SO 81, lon 20 Is noon goth.