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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Cashier Frank Kramer, of the Mar
ion State Bank, piloted bunch of
Elks from Marion last night, driving
over in the automobile. Frank says
the roads care good for this time of
the year.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Banker J. J. Taylor was down from
Oriska yesterday and was visiting in
the city. He accompanied Harry
johnson here who came down to take
out his declaration papers to become
a citizen Of the United States. r, -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

If YOU want to hear Leonard Wood,
Senator Harding and others give a
real talk go over to the Valley City
Furniture Company and listen to these
men on the Columbia. Mr.. Olsen has
many fine records besides these but
just now while men are being brought
forward as presidential candidates
these records are timely. =
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

u. w. Clark recently received card
from Prof. Perfect on which is car
ried the glad tidings that the Perfect
family had been increased by the ar
rival of big nine pound boy.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Oscar Greenland, cashier of the
First National Bank of Binford, N. D.,
and one of the old time democratic
war horses of the state, was here
last night and left on No. s for Fargo.
Mr.. Greenland is strong Bryan man
and believes the Nebraska statesman
is about the best that ever came over
the pike. William has lot of friends
in this nation, just the same.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

The Valley City Welding and Manu-
featuring Company recently sold a
very fine Six cylinder REQ automobile
to Arne Meldahl who now owns a very
fine car. This firm also recently sold
IA Allis- Chalmers tractor to H. Fisher,
who lives on the Lee farm southwest
of town.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

F: G. Lewis, auctioneer and prom
inent business man Of Binford, N. D.,
was here a short time last night and
left on No. for Bismarck where he
went to take up matter of business
before one of the administration
boards. Fred is one Of the old timers
up this way and has been one Of the
strong boosters for the north end OF
Griggs county and his home town.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

George Aandahl and Charley Trader
of the Litchville country, autoed up to
the city last night to- take in the Elks
big doings. They seemed to have a
good time and enjoyed the trip.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

The Elks pulled off a big program of
stunts in their hall Monday evening
and there was an immense crowd pres
ent from Fargo, jamestown and sur
rounding towns in addition to the big
crowd Of local members. The capacity
Of the hall was taxed to its utmost
last night, but those present report a
great time.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

A. B. HQar, father Of our townsman,
V. A. Hoar, arrived last night from
Cakes, N. D., on visit to his son. Mr..
Hoar, ST., is originally from the
neighborhood of Paynesville, Minn..
and after hi swift is concluded here
will go back to Minnesota.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

The Auxiliary Guild of the Congre-
gational church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mesdames Smith, Hy-
land and Misses Won Domarus and
Ellis as hostesses.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01
CATHOLIC CHURCH
= Tc1,0 DoLn,, Do ctov. /. a. -

NeV. JO1N OdNeIs dSCVI'
Holy Week services at St. Cath
crimes church. During holy Week the
services at the local Catholic church
will be held as follows. On Holy
Thursday, Mass at 10 o'clock. On Good
Friday services at 10 o'clock. Sta
tions of the Cross at 2:30 p. M, Ros-
ary and sermon at 1880 p. m. On Holy
Saturday services will begin at 8
o'clock a. m. d3t-wl
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

V. E. Grant and family autoed to the
city yesterday to visit and look after
some matters of business. Mr.. Grant
took time to drop in to see the Times
Record and we are always pleased to
have him call. V. E. almost got into
the newspaper game few years ago
when he was doing trick on the
Times-Record.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Mrs. Oscar Neiernberg, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. N.
Skeim, for some time, returned to her
home at Cooperstown, N. D., this
morning, leaving on No. 7.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Allen, of Lisbon,
N. D., were here yesterday attending
to matters of business and visiting
friends.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01
HIS ACCURATE REMINDER

q. ii. O., Chicago
He was four minute speaker, but,
try as he would, he was unable to
n1ernorize his speech because he was
particularly forgetful Of names. To
overcome this difficulty he wrote the
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

A very pleasant surprise shower
was held at the VIM. Rhode home last
night in honor Of Miss Helen Berg, a
bride to be in the near future. Miss
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

ga DIR. Paul Featherston and his son
Junior, Of Valley City were the
guests of the Misses Featherton
Sunday and Monday.-Fergus Falls
Journal.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Mayor Elect Andrew Bonhus and
his daughter, are spending a few days
in Minneapolis visiting Alfred Bon
hus and family and other relatives and
friends there.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Street Commissioner Hanson and
his men are busily engaged these days
cleaning up the town and getting it
slicked up for company. This is no
small jbo after the long winters ac-
culaulations.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Lee Cowell, Burl Carr, D. S. Raney
and P. r. Trubshaw autoed to Fargo
this morning and if they have good
luck expect to get back again tonight.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Attorney A. L. Knauf, of James.
town, N d., was Valley City visitor
last night, returning home this morn
ing on No. z.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

R. B. Cox, Of Wimbledon, N. D., is
IN the city chasing up few prospec-
tive victims for life insurance, and
Bert gets them if anybody can.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Attorney John o. Hanchztt returned
to the city last night frzm Harvey &C.
companied by his family.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

J. S. Mum, Of Detroit, Mimi, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city, visit
ing his daughter Miss Vetta Num-, of
the Chaffee store.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01
From Wednesdays Daily

Mike Naughton is visitor at Rog-
ers today. y
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

A. O. Tolstad and George Rasmus-
sen were down from Darcy last night
atking in the Elks doings.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01
From Tuesdays Daily

/ Miss Florence Hedstrum left this
morning on No. for LaMoure, N. D.,
at which place she has class of stu
dents in vocal and piano.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

Pat Hsggin, the popular inurance
man, and former resident of Coop
erstown. was here yesterday, greeting
his friends and keeping his eye open
for whatever business might come his
way.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

A Bruce Cox of the Valley City Gas
Co., is business visitor at jamestown
today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

The P. E. 0. celebrated its 18th
birthday at the home Of Mrs. J. H. S.
Thomson on Monday evening. The
rooms were. beautifully decorated with
yellow and white flowers. A large
birthday cake with candles stood on
the table at which were seated FIVE OF
the charter members. Each gave a
short address Of different phases Of
P. E. o. life. A delicious lunch was
served at the conclusion of the meet
ing. /"-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

ment which has for its chief aims self
education and Americanization trrr
the nations library facilities.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

The famous Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra, under the leadership of
Emil Oberhoffer, is to appear at the
Normal auditorium April 10. This or
.chastra has nation wide reputation
as one Of the finest musical organlza-
tions in the United States and If you
want to hear this orchestra you can
get tickets reserved at the Dakota
Drug Company's store on April 5th:
You will get ticket for this we feel
sure, because it is really one of the
finest entertainments you could get.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-01

The New England, Middle Atlantic,
Middle Southern and the Central
states will hold conferences in the i'm
mediate future. The response to the
conference invitations has greatly ex-
ceeded the expectations Of the Associa-
lion officers. This is taken as deep
and widespread interest in the move
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
New Orleans Entries
NiONDA 7

ing: six furiongsj - xPimlico. III; con
troit, ITO; Tony sutton. 10; Tom Roach.
@ @dS nBsr Ss1 " H. S niSssna sRspsn 49, g xFnssr iTa1
Bowl. lo2.
Second race (nllies and mares. three
year o'ds anh upward; eiai'ning: six fur fur-
Byng l04; Lonely. l04. Foreclosure, l04
Catania. lo4 Cinderella. 104: xCarIne s.,
81 SAnna da'up aa H9,vs ;,ames %;
lo7: Cobalt Lass, liz: xlna Kay. los;
xLndy Mildred. l02.
Third race Nhrce-y year olds: claiming
one mile and a sixteenth)- l l; pot
,a's Rest. III: Athena. Ill; Sandy Mac.
lio xThirtecn. 100: MI. c. Rasch, l09;
xAialvoIio. lO9: NBen Hampson. los
xPrunes. los; xJohn l. Day. 1906: xMadras
Hannock. lo6. xLorena Moss 1913 sIom
Logan. 100 Also clig gible--Capltania III;
xLndy Kathern. 103.
Fourth race Nwo-ysar-o olds; nilowanqcs;
Lnlian. III: retrarch, ITO: Bunsn BUCK,
llo: Thornhcdsc 1o7: Wireless. lo7; Day
LILY. lo7; rarader. 1o4; White Star. loA
Flt,h race tsll ages; The Girnrd HanIi-
l2o; Bullet Proof. IN: Tom Mc'rasSart
ll5: Dnyduc. no, Pananan. 49, Bobby
Allen. lo2.
sixth race three year. .olds and upward;
claiming; one mil" and three -slxteenths)
Game Cock, ll3; xIord Hcrber,. loS:
xKlmralonr l0G; xDark IIili. lo3; xSum-
mcr Sigh, los. Gain de- Cause. lo2; Lady
Enclnc. 90.
Seventh race Nhrec, ,yenr-olds and up, up,
.--Aururn. Il2: rniy stuart. los; king
Neptune. l0s Salute. 1os mar ono. l0s
N. X Boal. ios; i.ucius. los. xwaulsesr
tHomnesi'' va. s, .lrs', lo2
stniVenllce allowance ti~4ineH-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Havana Entries
SUNDAY

Tirs. race Gave and half Furlongs
three year. Odds ana upward; purse $500
claining>--'Pokey .Iane. 99 'Ford. Ios
'Stiletto 104: Jack Dawson. 104: sGuard E.
man. l04. "All Smoke. loi; Sol Gilsey
los: Wills Woods lo9; Nobleman. lOS !;
Truant., ll..
Second race tdve and a half furlonss;
al ages; claiming; purse $7oo)-' Bertha
Mink, 90; 'Miss Dixie. 05: .Pie. l03;
'Whlte Crown. l07; Gus Scheer 1870: Jlll.
ne. shasta. ll5
Third race Owe and half. furlongs:
three. ycar-olds ana upward; claiming
purse 5000 pixie rlyer, %: military
uirl % "V'cw lOA Undo. lo7; sister
SUSIE loo Nettie Walco,t. 1oo Senator
lan."s. lpJ. SIM Feiner. ll2.
Fourth r.ce tnyc and a half furonss;
vanu. sb two Eycs. 81; craftsman. 100 .
'Hatnrai, lr3. Nj. Jiggs lo.; "Gatian.
101. Get Em. la
Fifth race tsix furlongs: Antilles Stake;
$4,000 added, MI ages. claiming IA Pom
Bond, loa; 'nsiymoncy, lo5; 'Redland.
10: Osgood. Ill. aArmona Stable.
Sixth race tnve and half fur
!onea. NIL asGr. Claiming; purse 5000
'Blue Ilarue. 80. Wlpnl. 81; Abbess l03;
Ilunter P,att. 1o7, G"iopin. 49, Paa dc
Chance. ll2 Miss Btush.- ll2
Seventh rnce Gni- and nfty yards.
'hrce year oldn and upward. claiming)---
- .s7rnin@dslr los. jack I.l. los
BIN 1Iunicy. Ioa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Cannefax Defeats
: Jackson and Ties
-
r Layton for Title

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Robert Came
lax, title holder, to-day defeated Clar-
ence Jackson, Of Kansas City, in the
,play-og Of the three-cornered tie for
the national three-cushion billiard
championship by q score of rs to 6S in
100 innings. The winner will meet John
Layton, OF St. Louis, Monday in the
game which decides the mpionship
.cannifax's high run was 7 and Jack
sons was g.
Cannefax was not in very good stroke
and played a safe game. He did not
take the chances which characterized
MS play against Jackson a few days
ago, when the Kansas City player won
and thus prevented Cannerax from re-
taning his title in the regularly sched-
uled games.
= The victory threw Jackson out Of
Htuar consideration, as he lost TO
Layton yesterday and was left in third
place. Had the final round Of play not
resulted in a tie Jackson would have
held second place, which carries with
" 81 900 cash prize and a salary OF
t1,UUV Tor the next wear.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Winner
OfHiggh Scratch
Prize at Traps
Strong Wind Keeps Scores
Low in New York A. C.
Shoot at Travers Island

Poor light and high wind made the
scores exceedingly low at the Travers
Island traps Of the New York Athletic
CIub yesterday. Even with handicap,
not single nimrod had full card Of
49, something that seldom happens at
lne lngcd Foot traps. Tie best work
OF the day was done by r. L. SPOTS
and A. +. Ranney. They were the
hlgn scratch tyunners, with a card
Oh 81 out OF :. possible 100 targets
each. On the shoot-off SPOTS, FOR
nc national champion, took first prize.
ne high handicap prize went to C.
a: Brown, O had card ii
s7-l2-99, out of q possible 100 tar
gets. He also was the winner of the
iravers Island cup. There was a spe-
clal scratch shoot which was taken by
X. r. Rlce, after a shoot-off against H.
q. Knight and R. B. Sloan. Rice ran
straight.
With the exception OF a 25 "bird"
straight, scored by Spots in the club
cup, it was the only rfsct score made
during the da.. Spots also was the
wlnneE of the Buermeyer cup, having
a Al out of a possible so targets
sho oting from scratch.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Marine League to Stage
Shipping Exposition Here

President-clcct hardings espousal Of
a great American merchant marine has
encouraged the Marine League of the
United States to plan a nation wide
campaign to awaken the nu'lic tn a
fun understanding Of the necessity for
the continued operation OF American
ships in foreign trade, it was an
nounced yesterday from headquarters
of the league in this city. AS a part
of its actlv ties, the league, whicn is
headed by =. II. w. Ross, August Bel
mont, William Fellowes Morgan, Alex
ander J. Hemphll and others, will stage
during the week Of January "a a ma
rine and shipping exposition in Grand
Central Palace.
In a letter from Senator Harding to
the management Of the league the
President elect says:
"We must be a maritime people since
no nation has ever written complete
page in history that has not taken
prominent place in maritime affairs.
We must have a merchant marine
worthy of so great a country, and we
must carry goods to all the world. A
big navy and a big merchant marine
are necessary to the future Of the
country
The exposition viii demonstrate this
cOuntry's achievements in shipDuild-
ing, ship operation. ner'ne engineer
ing, ship ohandicry, inland waterways,
port Development, etc. / wll show
how rfi' GERS an men are trained 10
operate American ships.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Basketball Squad at
Rutgers Gets Big Cut

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Dec. H.
Following the opening of the active
basketball season in the game against
Ursinus yesterday at New Brunswick,
the Rutgers basketball squad has been
cut from fifty men to sixteen by Coach
Frank Hill, and q training table has
been started by the basketball men. The
squad is now composed of Captain Hall,
Benzoni, Boudinot, Dcttlinger Kull,
Dornan, Brandy, Abbott, Ellis, Hicks.
Enander, Riley, Gathers. Whitehill and
Heinie.
Captain Hall will probably be shifted
from center to guard, where he has been
practicng for some time. with Boudinot
on the other side. Coach Hill has been
alternating Dettlinger, Abbott, Hicks
and Homeyer at center, with the first
named as the regular. The forwards will
probably be Benzoni, of last years
team, and Enander. Brandt, Ellis, White,
Riley and Gathers are all showing up
well. Yesterdays lineup, however, is by
no means decisive
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Harvard Football
Players Report
For Court Team
spccia. Correspondence of The Tr!ou,.

Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec 11.-Har-
ward has taken up basketball after a
lapse of eleven years and will meet
Clark College, Of Worcester. here next
Friday night. The Crimson has added
the game as one of its minor sports and
will play few big teams until system
Of play is permanently installed. Dart
mouth and Centre College, however,
have places on this seasons schedule.
Three varsity football men are can
ddatcs for the five. Jim Iolbert, the
big guard; Roscoe Fits, halfbrck; ho' h
Of them regular players. and Clark Ma
comber, second string end. Tolbcrt, who
weighs over 200 pounds, has been ap-
pointed acting captain for the first three
games Of the season. Although big
had considerable experience in Okla
homa. where his home is.
Fits is q candidate for center. He
is fast on his feet, good shot and
times his jumps well. Macomber is try
ing for guard. but has no previous ex-
perience. Both these men expect bas-
ketball to improve their work with the
forward pass next fall, Fits is an old
hand at basketball, but the leg he in
jured during the football season may
not be able to stand the rigor of hardy
basketball campaign.
All of last years regular freshman
team have been retained in the cut
which narrowed the squad to twenty
men. Henry Tyson, who was captain,
is a six footor, but is rather awkward.
John Pallo, who scored 121 points for
the ycarlings last season, is rather light
for the varsity.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

ton: -Ararahoe New York Via Charleston:
van Miami Cuba Havana.
ristown WU1,ingtoa. Guernsey tTor> Is
bon, Erie tNorl. DaniS.rl. Lake Fossva
reI1 feI1 Arthur; ke.ihayen cDu,. Barry ainn,a
Ieans Marie (Spsn(. Naples po.nt Adams.
Hat'lmore; Nicolc II GD New Orleans:
bsysarnl (fr>. New Orleans. Ciaao (Norl
! fnNadelpilla. FenrhNs CsfA. Cardir: Pa
enc transport tSr). Havre. Nivose tBrl
1a.vss1en Marie Brown. Vineyard Haven.
Copenhagen Mar de iIanda (span). Ham
burg. Sailed: Strs purfries (sri $ Yin
sent w Sitred Nobel tNor>. west COAST Italy
Ou>. Ration Rouge. Scottish Am~rican
N'r). MeNicN Font Bonita. BALTIMORE
Ahsecon fhiiadelDhia. Elbing CBi,. un-
nSv .,r,- "a crosse unknown. East Cape.
NEW oHlEANs Dec l1-Cleared 'oc-
Ma,no ana Aaibo~s FL Cauo (Snanl aol-
terealn: Ell CID New York: Iris san r~an-
CISCO Via rar'aeena porfo Colombia. S<,n
Pc1ros and Galveston: Manx Isles orr
Tampico: OlNmpier lEeig) Antwerp. Ven
ator 1Nor), Carmen via Vera CRUZ: Will
iaNa 'ssm m Talnriro: yero eHond). ceba.
Lisbon. wcs'ford, New Orleans. e-oncho.
Havana: New Texas GRID. Philadolphia.
sailed: Elbing, Norfolk. Monane Ncw
York. La Crosse. Rotterdam; Mooseharsic.
Port of Snain, Montgomery. Galveston:
Westford, Hamburg. Ova1i (tr). Portland
PHIl-ApELPHIA. Dec 1l-Arrived. SITS
Baygowan ,Br). Alsiers; Erie Maru oJap,'
Noriolk' W Rhecm. Port Lobns. Anna
j Morse. Leghorn: William II Webb on
ddon: Gulfoil. Fort Arthur; schr thsr
Melbourne. New York, Delaware ah-
water Dec ll-Passed out from 7, H., Sell
phia: S,rs Apus Yokohoma Via E.lsi-
more, Anne t1r(, st Nazaire; Yannis tGk>.
Havre, henow.s. Baltimore; Edward /.
pOheny Ir Tampico, oronoke, savannah
Bessemer. Tampico. Roedv Island Dec II
Passed down from Philadelphia: .Absir-
tea NtaD. Gibraltar; Tanamo. New York:
Santa Ceceiia. CiVita Necchla. Fert ltale
Rot'erdam; Korean Prince tBrl. Rio
PORTLAND. Nc. Dec ll-Arrived: Str
Sadho (Kus). Gibraltar Cor orders) Cana
dian Trooper N'r). Norfolk. Wisely (sr).
PORT EADs La. Dec ll-Arrived: Strs
Anpecto, Europe; Ancona. Chile; Coosa.
New York: Godosund (Nor), Cuba: SRlacla
Wilhelm Jebsen. Tampico; Zoppot tNan).
Rotterdam. Sailed: Strs Bolivian (Br).
Liverpool: Copan (H9nd). Onoa via Port
Cortez. Roath (Rr). Havre aud Hamhurs.
shooters Island, Genoa via Norfolk; West
Errai. Manchester via Norfolk.
Etrs Mascotts, Key West oiiavarrA
tug e I. RpsselD. Port Arthur. Sailed.
Schr Hrry G Deering. Norfolk
PENSACOLA, Fla. Dec I-Arrived: Str
Nevisian N3r), Galveston Sailed; Str
craftsman tlr), Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, Dee l1-Sailed: Strs Lake
Cathroon. Havana, CITY Of ST Louis New
t.rart Ta.,'-sanvsile
TAMPA, Fla. Dec 1l--~Arrived: Str Nor
..lco. Sailed. str Andijk
(Du). Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON, Dec 11-Arrived: strs Alex
andra Oan). Copenhagen and Christianis :.
Collingsworth Rotterdam for New York :
Brazos. Port Arthur: Lake Ellenorah
charleston and Jacksonville; West Zula
PORTLAND, Me. Sailed: Strs George w
larnes. TaNpico Hewitt. Sabine; CITY Of
Rome, Savannah; Dorchester. Phiiadelphi;.
Persian. NORFOLK and Ial'lnoYe
BALTIMORE. Dec ll-Arrived: Strs
Frederic oAsburs Uan). Aalborg; Lord An
uln thr), Port Tampa, Monmouth (Br)
BTrst; ~toFNlten tNor). Rio de Janciro;
Onlon Liberty. H.lvana, 1iesiey side (I2r)
Sntrids' fanaghis tGk). Genoa Dram-
nrnscren tNor). Gothenburg; Point Bonita.
san Francisco, etc, Lake le4ron Havana
sailed: Snandon (Br). Narcotics. Urandi
NGer), rotterdam. Santa barbra, Paita.
Peru, CeiAno 90. Gibraltar: India Maru
tJnl. Valparaiso.
CHARLES sON. $ G. Dec l1-Arrivca
Sewaitesee, Norfolk: Lea4pe. New Yoris
(and Proceeded To JacksonFille). Sailed
ANondaie. Port Lchos. Saxon Havana
GAIN ESIoEs Dec 1l-Arrived Val
lansa Q), Naples Via Sandy Key. ouraI
,i}elso' rampieo. raulsboro. Tanppco ,
Grimm tNor>. Tampico. Charles NJ Ever
Norfolk Sailed: Gladsybe, Tampico Fl
.Br). Manchester; Fresno, Barcelona
mann tBr). Liverpool.
Lake Fostoria, Havana tfor repairs) ;
Sailed Lake Faribault Boston Via Charles
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Reports by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Commu
nication Station

tDistance is given IN miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise sp-ciheol
Advance % NE W!n,rr1uar;er Dec u.
Anlpetco so Sc Southpass Dec 10
Anacortes lat 81 "a II lon 56 80 w Deo 10.
Argonne 4S0 OF Cape Henry Dec 10
Aro So SIC Ambrose l:is AN Dec II.
Arlington 20 SW Wintrrquarter Dec II.
Aiyan los y Jupiter Dec 10.
Ascutney 200 NE Colon Dec 10.
Astral 4.2al from san Francisco Pm
Avondalc so 5 Charleston Dec 10.
Ballard (Uss) lat os o7 lon 50 o1 "
Beatrice 4s y Jupiter Dec TO-
bradford 4s n colon Dec TO-
brilliant 30 w Sand Key Dec 10
Broad Arrow 1854 from San Pccro PM
Buruweil l55 Hatteras Dec 10.
& {, ! :. s",ae5 + "a ', $ !YpiIs5 I9 81, pss 10.
Cambria lat SO % \ Ion 13 40 W Deo II
CARBON lat 81 IS y ION 53 81 w Dec 10.
rautp l49 Scotland ~ Dec II
Charles II Crainp 200 fro'n san Pedro 5
Chestnut hin So sw sou,hrass Dec 10.
city Of columbus ll5 Hat,eraa Dec II.
S.i city Of Esersti of sa Sa"n =, ksy Dec 10
city Of sherman 224 NNE Colon Dee 10
Colon "a W Port -au-Prsnce Dee
Colorado Springs C-l2 w San Francisco 8
Coquitt IS E Frying Pan Dec TO-
Corning SlI E 'ran,pico Dee 10.
Cornwall i4t II 25 N Ion rs 50 W Dec IL
Crabtrec 10 + Sydney Dec 10.
Creole 1873 s Jupiter Dec 10.
Cubn 9l+ San Pedro Dec 10.
Derbyline 500 from Colon Dec 10
Deuel. 2l75 W Cape Flattcry PN Dec .
Dilworth lo5 from san Pedro PM Dec ! o
Eastern, Mnriner 100 from Seattle Dec 10
Eastern Merchant i3o from San Francisco
PM Dec 20.
Edward Luckonbaoh l3s +: Ambrose Dec IL
Ell Sigio IS = Jupiter Dec o.
I'll Sol 295 ESE Galveston Dec -.
FL Vale ~ : Jupiter Dec 10.
r aue $50 lrr.t-~ Dec IA