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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
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) HOROSCOPE.
Copyright, 1920. by Mcclure
) Newspaper Syndicate.
Saturday, September IS. 1920.
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Astrologers read this as an UNI
fortunate day since Uranus, Jupi-
ter and Mars are all in malefic as
pect.
1t is a rule under which the
Judgment is likely to be distorted
so that prejudice dominates.
Uranus is in place that the
seers believe encourages SANDER,
back-b biting and double dealing,
Calumnies, evil gossip and mall
cious report are held to find nos
pitable reception while this gov
eminent of the stars prevails.
There is a menacing sign today
for aviation. Danger of accident Is
said to increase during this aspect,
One of the sinister effects OF the
adverse direction of the piahel
Uranus is held to be disturbance
of the subconscious mind. women
more easily than men are upset py
the malign influences.
Warning is given that among
persons of artistic temperament
this rule may cause intense excite
ment that produces in reaction
great encouragement and depres-
sion.
A slight drop in certain lines OF
business activity seems to be pres
aged. but it will not continue Tor
any length Of time.
Mars again reminds the world
that peace has not been attained
and that humanity is continuing 10
nav the toll that war exacts. New
diplomatic complications are lore
cast. l.,
Craftiness may be developed In
many types of mind during the
rule of the stars which will pre-
vail in the next few weeks. A SEN
sational plot will be uncovered
next month.
discussion concerning United
states army policies may be wide
spread in the next few weeks, oW-
ing TO some unexpected exigency.
Those who are familiar with an
cient lore declare that this is NOT
a safe rule under which to start on
a hunting trip. :.
Explosions and accidents due 70
fire may be very numerous durins
the coming week. IL,
Increase in the NUMBER VI gu
horn this year will be SO great as
to awaken the anxiety of Malthu-
sian philosophers in this country az
well as abroad. %
The seers foretell in regard u
the future of the woman mov e,,
ment the growth of co-operauo,r,
and close organization which VII,
cause men to compete a nNlou5y
with the new leaders of the WORM !.
persons whose birth date " y
should he rather cautious IN finan-
cial circules during the comih ne
wear. Risks Of all sorts may oe
unlucky. ,,. sov NAV
Children born on this DAY nr may
be rash and high struns. uit \
are likely to be well endowed WI
brains, which they can use to grea,
advantage. They should be taught
not to be rolling stones when they
are grown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
The Two New Mexico Platforms.

The Two New Mexico Platforms.
Deming Graphic: The repubii-
can platform adopted at the state
convention at Albuquerque Tues
day, september z. is a good enough
pla torn for any party to stand on.
1t matches well with the demo-
cratic platform that was bid for
more or less radical support of
those who believe in experimental
government. However, the repub-
lican platform does contain some
important promises which the par
ty will do well to carry out, nota-
bly, clauses relating to more equita-
| BILE taxation, tax commission, OPP
position to change in the Volstead
act. ceding of government lands
to state, square deal for labor, sup
port of education, adequate sa:arles
| for teachers, non-partisan admin
istration Of lands set aside for state
institutions, and good roads legis-
lation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18

The first general convention OF
its kind ever held in the garment
industry will meet at Atlantic CITY
during the first week of December
when manufacturers of dresses as
well as manufacturers of raw ma
terials who sell their products to
the dress industry, will gather
from all parts of the United States
to discuss important problems ef-
fecting the trade. Isr,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
A Lanazolo County Quickly Commends

was done at Albuquerque when
Merritt C. Mechem was chos-
en- as the republican standard
bearer for this campaign.
at was emphatically a CASE
of the office seeking the man,
for Judge Mechem when
sought out was extremely re-
luctant to leave the bench for
the gubernatorial chair. He
felt that he could not afford to
make the change, for purely
personal reasons, and it is GER
tain that he could not. But he
surrendered to the demand or
the convention, which was al
most unanimous at the last, Tor
his services at the seat OF state
government.
1T was as fine an example or
the submersion oil private IN
terests in response to the pup
lie will as the country has ever
witnessed, and rare sight IN
New Mexico. This act, coupled
with the mans eminent fitness
for the office, should make
him an invincible candidate
before the people of the state
at the November election.
His record in every public
capacity is fine and clean, ana
no man knows him but to ad-
noire him for his abilities, MS
courage. and his splendid man
liness."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18

Uncle Wiggily, l wish you
would" said Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy, the muskrat lady house
keeper, as she stood in the door
WY of the hollow stump bunga-
low. Vf
"Well, l don't want to, and,
though l hate to hurt your feel
ings, | must say l don't intend
to do it," spoke Uncle Wiggily,
firmly though politely.
"Oh, / wish you would! It's so
stylish like" went on the muskrat
lady. think how nice you would
look"
"All the animal boys would be
making fun of me-" said the bunny
uncle. II couldn't think of it,"
"What is it you want him to do,
Nurse Jane?" asked Mrs. Wibble-
wobble, the duck lady, who had
come over to borrow a thimbleful
of molasses to make chocolate
cake.
II want Uncle Wiggily to wear a
white hat" said Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy.
"All the best animal gentlemen in
WoouidHu are wearing lhehi, anu
they are so becoming to rabbits"
"a white hat would make me
look like a clown in the circus
said Uncle Wiggily. Besides,
haven't any to wear"
"That's no excuse" laughed
Nurse Jane. 81 could take one of
your old, tall, silk hats and color
it white with some Of the stuff ]
use on my white shoes"
"Oh. that would be just the
thing!' auacked Mrs. Wibblewob-
BILE, IL must see if l can get
Wibby, my duck husband. to wear
a white hat. Do try 1t, Uncle Wig
gily. You'd look so fine and be sc
easy to find in the dark when you
60 to the moving pictures"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18

"You ginlI, all your symptoms are
a token that your teeth are on the
blink" And my whiskers, in EN-
pory, fell and fell, and soon were
gone, and it was the same old
story-'twas because no teeth were
drawn. Passed around by stern
physicians from one dentist to the
next, 1 am filled with vain ambi-
tons any my soul is sore per-
pleXt. Now that all my teeth are
missing, what resource is there for
me. when some new disease goes
kissing through my shoulder or my
knee? When I'm sore in bone or
tissue, chafed from carrying my
wreath, how will doctors dodge the
issue, when they cannot blame my
teeth?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18

Mr.. whitewash. polar bear" cried
the Pin. IT didn't know 1t was
you. / thought it was Uncle Wig
gily. / beg your PARDON. ana
away, the Pip ran, not bothering
the bunny at all.
"Well! Well! Think of that
laughed Mr.. Longears, as he hop
ped home. "With my white hat
and my white crutch and splashed
with white as l am, the Pip TOOK
me for the polar bear, of whom
he is much afraid. guess white
hats aren't so bad after ALL Ana
Nurse Jane was glad when her
bunny friend wore his white NAT
to the pictures that night. :.
And If the lemon pie doesn't roll
down hill to play hop scotch with
the sidewalk scooter and leave tne
clothes horse to jump off the back
stoop all alone, Ill tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily's white trey
sers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
DANGEROUS TEETH.

Now the docs, those wise old
cheeses, say our teeth should all
come out, for they cause all our
diseases, from the measles to the
govt once my teeth like pearls
were cleaning and | viewed the
same with pride, as l chewed the
shloin steaming, with potatoes on
the side. Now my teeth are all
departed and no hope on earth 1
see, though the dentist says he's
started on a bakelite set for me.
I had collie in Toronto, and the
doctor said, said he, you must
see dentist, pronto, who will pull
out molars three" l had measles
in Hoboken, and the doctor said,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
About Influenza.

Influenza is a germ disease and
you are much more likely to con-
tract it when you have a cold.
Many people believe that Influenza
starts with a cold; the fact ia
the cold simply prepares the sys-
tenn for the reception and incuba-
ton of the influenza germ. II you
would avoid influenza, avoid
colds and when you contract a cold
take Chamberlain Cough Remedy
until you have fully recovered from
it. If you do this you are much less
likely to take the influenza.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18

To save the life of a neighbours
little daughter who was standing
directly in her path, Miss Mollie
Kooch. of Big Springs, Ida, drove
her automobile over the side of a
bridge spanning Snake river, at the
Imminent peril of her own life.
The car was completely wrecked,
but the heroic young woman for
tunately escaped without serious
injury, rs"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
What Liquor Interests Expect OF
MIR. Cox. ~

Minneapolis Tribune y U T
Side" a Minneapolis organ OF the
liquor interests, insists that Gov
ernor Cox, if elected, would en-
force the prohibition amendment
to the letter, and all laws made IN
harmony herewith" and 1t adds:
I'VE is not likely, in response to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
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drain, add the vinegar, the sugar,
the spices, and mix we'll again. Put
in sterilized jars or bottles and
seal alright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-18
Bedtime Stories
For Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY's WHITE HAT.

Copyright, 1920, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
II NAVY SEAPLANES TO
TRY 5000 MILE FLIGHT
Start Tuesday From San
Diego for Balboa.

Special Despatch TO TIE New YORK HEaALp.
SAN DIEGO. Dec. 24.-Fourteen huge
naval seaplanes. including two NC
type planes similar to the NC-4 that
flew across the Atlantic and twelve
40 L coast air craft. will attempt a
1900 mile flight from San Diego to
Balboa. Canal Zone starting at o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Final details for what naval aero
nautical experts declare will be the
longest and most hazardous sea filvht
in history Of American peace time
aviation were completed to-day by off,
GERS of the Pacific air force.
Commander John II. Towers. who
commanded the transatlantic seaplane
squadron, will have command of the
NC division on the Pan-American flight
L!eutenant-C Commander G. p. Mason.
another veteran flier, will command the
A-5 L division.
Accompanying the seaplanes IS patrols
and tenders will be the fuel steamships
kanawha and Guyana, the aircraft
tender Mugford and the mine sweep
ers Gannett, Partridge and Kinghsher.
BY day the patrol vessels will throw a
dense smoke screen into the air along
the allotted position OF the Mexican aud
Central American coasts as an addi-
tional aid to navigation for the seaplane
pilots.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.
[Distance given In miles.l

distance given In miles.l
Abercos 52s w Columbia River PM 23d.
Aryan $50 ESE Sabine bar noon Esd.
Asuncion $50 sW BriXham Pm 23d'
Atlantic Sun 260 E Sabine bar noon 23d.
Avondale 290 by n Lobos Island noon 23d.
3aygola lat SO 20, Ion A As noon 21st.
Bearport 1882 from Portland s PM 21st
Betterton go L Nantucket noon Gath.
Sorgestad 90 Baton Rouge noon 23d.
Brookline 10 Z Cape Henry noon Esd.
Burnweu % Hatteras noon 23d.
Cape Henry 5SS S San Pedro PM 22d.
Cape May 2 w Fenwck Pm 23d
Cauca 1i7 S Cape Mala noon 23d
Charlton Hall 200 Cape Mala noon 23d.
Charles Braley POS n Tampico noon 23d.
Chas L Harwood 30 y Hatteras noon 24th.
China Arrow 1926 w San Francisco PM
ODD.
City of Alma lat "A 20 lon go 81 noon 2Sd.
City of Freeport 360 sW Hatteras noon 23d.
City of Rome 90 Hatteras noon 23d.
Coamo 242 n San Juan noon Esd
Colorado Springs 1879 w San Francisco
Comal 1Os Hatteras noon 2sd
Corning $40 S South Pass noon 23d.
Currier Block Island noon Gath.
Dayton 100 N Jupiter noon 23d
Eastern Importer 1000 w San Francisco
Editor 6s5 E Ambrose s PM 23d.
Elkhorn 115 San Pedro PM 23d.
ri Orient l25 ssE Galveston bar noon 23d.
Englewood 240 Z Cape Henry noon ed.
Everett passed Fire Island II 30 AM gath.
+ Asche 10s SSW South Pass noon 23d.
Franklin lat 30 5S. lon ~ 10 noon 2lst.
Freeman 20 w Vineyard l. noon 9Th.
Geo II Jones Al Sc Galveston noon 23d.
Gov John Lind LAT 30 Al, Ion 40 81 noon 23d.
Gresham IS WNW Absecon noon 23d.
Gulfand 140 Sc Sabine bar noon esd.
Hallway 1855 SW. Hatteras noon Odd
Heber 1,190 T. Cape Henry S PM 23d.
Herbert G. Wyie 40S S Ambrose noon Esd.
Honolulu 100 y Ambrose noon 24th.
HoSbar 2SI 81 lIN ENE ., LoSos Island nc noon 2sd
Hyades 20 from Kahului PM 22d.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

Jacksonville and Savannah; schr splndrlft.
Cape Haytien.
Cleared oath. strs Marte QtaD. Gibraltar
(for orders) Anne (Br), do Navarchos
koundouriotis (Greek), New York.
Sailed gath, strs Maryland (Br), Liverpool; :;
Borghid dam, New York; Lake Festus,
do: Meissonier (Belg), Boucan; Gulfrnaid,
Port Arthur; Alaska Havre; F Tampln
(Br, Manzanillo. Mary L Baxter. San Juan.
Passed down Marcus Hook gath, 80 PM.
tug Valley Forge, towing barges Conewago.
Arley and Draper, for Eastern ports.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 23d. 80
Pm, str Splendor sGtaD, Philadelphia for
Savona $40 PM, tugs Germantown, towing
barges Spring, for Sarsport, and Saucon ana
Eagle Hill. for Portland. Lenape, towing
barges Tohickon, for Bddeford, and Monitor
and Glendoyer. for Portland; $3.50 PM, str
Nantes CFr). Philadelphia for Antwerp; ii
PM, tugs Swatara. towing barges Cohansey
and PRXtang, for Boston, and Bast, for
Quincy Point: Gath. 1880 AM. Carlisle, tow
Ing barges Pickering. for Saco, and Glenside
and Phoenix, for Portland.-Wind W, IS
miles; cloudy; smooth sea
PORTLAND. Me. Dec 24-Arrived, str
togier (Belg), Norfolk.
Sailed 24th, strs Wilfrld (Nor), Naksdal,
Norway; Bylayl, Norfolk; schrs Mary J
Diebold Crom Newcastle). Norfolk; Charles
@ Lister (from ST John. NB), New York .
William Bisbee Crom Bangor. do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec ARRIVED,
strs Eldorado. New Orleans. &c; Eurydamas
(Br), Glasgow. &c.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
PORTO RICO WANTS
STATE GOVERNMENT
Senator BarcelO Here to Insist
on Better Conduct of
Islands Affairs.

The claims of Porto Rico for better
form of government, which have been
presented TO every Administration at
Washington for the last fifteen years.
will be pressed again upon the next one
as soon after March as the voice OF
Porto Rico shall be able to make itself
heard.
Such at least is the promise of An
tonic r. Barcelo. president Of the Porto
Rican Senate and leader of the Unionist
party in the island Mr.. Barcelo ar
rived in this city yesterday and on Mon
day will go to Washington to confer
with Felis Davila. Resident Commits
siorer for Porto Rico.
{ is Mr.. Barcelos notion--and he
said vest srday that his notion was only
the expressionsof the wish OF the great
majority OF Porto Ricans--that the
island ought to have a government sim
ilar to that of the various States which
make up the United States or else an
independent government of its own un-
der the protection OF this country.
"Tn speaking" he said. "as the leader
OF the Unionist party of Porto Rico
feel that I express the will of the great
mass of Porto Ricans. In our last elec-
tion the Unionists carried It by heavy
majorities everywhere. and we now have
twenty-seven members in the House OF
Delegates as against only twelve of all
other parties.
"At present tho political parties OF
Porto Rico are helpless as regards the
selection OF national candidates and fed
eral functionaries and all residents OF
the island who think about It at all are
anxious for the adoption Of n more ample
and complete form of government for
themselves, one particularly that will
include the election OF the Governor and
executive heads of departments by popu-
lar vote. Porto Rico Is well satisfied
with the treatment given her by the
United states as far as the United states
has been able to treat her well under the
present governing arrangement but she
feels that the people here generally do
not understand her problems and sltua-
tion very we'll"
The great difficulty in the island for
the last ten years. Mr.. Barcelo said has
lain In the lack of a governed system
OF finance by which rural credits could
he established and made stable At
present he declared, there are practi-
cally only two classes OF Porto Rlcans:
the capitalists who control the planta-
tions and the laborers who work them.
THE great need OF the island" he
said. sis for better distribution OF the
land. and this would come 70 pass quick
ly II small farmers could finance the
purchase and first planting Of land. AT
present the island suffers too much
from sudden change from prosperity TO
poverty and vice versa
Mr.. Barcelo expects to discuss the
pretensons Of Porto Rico with Senator
Harding before the latter's Inauguration
as President and he will also place the
islands case before as many new mem
bers Of Congress as he can.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
SAILED.

strs Mayaro (Br), Perth Amboy; Ponce.
San Juan, &C; Baltic (Br). Liverpool; Mont
serrat (Sp). Cadiz; Niceto de Larrinaga
(B). barcelona; Hyacinthus (Brl, Cape
Dutch). Cape Hayti; Eastern Sea. Glasgow
Sommc OransporO Panama Lake Fandon,
Para, Ceara, &C; Lake Folcroft, Preston (;
Zacapa, Santiago: Wacouta, Havana; Wal
denburg (Br) Philadelphia; Hamilton. Nor
folk; Conrad Mohr .(Nor). Bergen; Hugue-
not, Lobos; skodsborg Dan). Norfolk;
Bradclyde tBr). Bremen.
News; Poeta Arolas (sp). Barcelona: PIE
ladies, Philadelphia; Maine (Br), London;
Anglo Mexican (Br), do; Aquarius, Phia-
delphia; Tooa (Brl. Havana and Cristobal I;
Meisson!er C8r). Rio Janeiro and Monte
Antwerp Sophie Rickmers (Ger). Norfolk;
Commodore Rollins (Nor), Tanamo; Ed
ward l. Doheny. Tampico.
Strs Delflna, Rio Janeiro and Santos
Eastern Crag. Cape Town: Briton. Norfolk
Hamburg: Miller County. Lobos. Matatua
fBD. London: Lake Freeland, Mobile.
Sailed 23d. strs Hegre (Nor), Cartagena !;
West AmarEosa. Batavia Munardan (Br)'
sagua. Yapalaga, Baltimore.
Schr Albert III Willis, Camden. Me.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 20 sea leveD at New York on Fri
tho United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty 1907 inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and slxty-two G62) milli-
meters Captains OF all vessels now lying
in or near the ports OF New York and Brook
Ism can advantageously use the above OF
ficlal data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tlnn or adjustment. =
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM. NV is
miles partly cloudy: moderate sea.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

had on board Capt Corkum and six of crew
oI schr Impressive (BD' which left 81 An
on the rocks off the Bahamas Banks on
bec 10; the crew remained on board the
schooner until noon the next day, when she
began 20 go 70 pieces from pounding of the
high seas.
BEAUFORT, NC, Dec o4-stranded tug
Maside is lying on her port side; with deck
reported in good condition, with her engine
and boilers still in place.
GALVESTON. Tex, Dec 23-One man was
killed and three injured by an explosion on
valued at from 100000 to $500, 600 was de-
stroyed Str El Oceidente caught fire from
the barge and was towed TO mid-e -ehannel;
the fire, grounded on the north side of the
channel; barge Hastnai was also damaged
open new steamship service from Ham
burg TO all ports on the west coast OF South
America. by way OF the Strait Of Magellan;
Inc first steamer. the Elder Branch, VIII
leave here Jan rs.
HAVANA. Dec 24-The lightering of the
cargo Of stranded str San Pablo Is proceed
ing rapidly. and the water Is being pumped
continues favorable It Is thought the vessel
VIII be floated on Sunday.
HARTMAN Pa, Dee 23-Str Arden was
launched at the Hartman shipyard here to-
OF 40 built at this yard for the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. All vessels of this group
are cargo carriers of standard type. They
are OF $500 tons dead weight and are all
oil burners. Half OF the group are combi-
nation oil tanks and general cargo vessels.
LONDON Dec 24-Schr Mabel Gale, from
Mobile, has arrived at Bilbao damaged and
with loss OF deckload.
SIR Ansgir Ger went ashore near Pen
zance, Eng. and may be total loss; crew
/ saved.
MARsEuLES, Dec 23--Str Maiden, from
! Philadelphia. received slight deck damage
and mad rudder started during heavy
weather.
/ MADRID. Dec 24-Shipping circles in Bill
! bao are greatly perturbed by foreign compe-
! tition and a reduction In freight. charges.
! Several companies have announced an ap-
! preaching decrease In the wages OF en-
| ployes and OF seamen. which Il IS considered
! likely w!ll produce a seneral strike. The
I Government Is Investigating the situation
! with the object. OF Introducing n system OF
| subsidies for maintaining the merchant
| marine.
( NAUEN. Germany. Dec 24-Wireless re-
! ports on conditions in the German ports OF
Hamburg, Swlnemuende. Holtenau and others
/ on the Weser River now will be given out
| daily az 10 AM for the benefit OF foreign
vessels calling at German ports.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

Inlay 545 w San Francisco PM 23d.
J A Bostwick sos Sc Galvestons noon zSd.
Jason lat - SO, lon II A. noon on 2Sd'
Jean IS SW Hatteras noon 23d. oo
John Englis ,440 r Cape Henry noon go.
John D Rockefeller S44 ENE Cape Henry
Jonancy 0 e Fire Island noon 24th:
x Luckenbach 200 E Ambrose Pm Zatn'
kekoskee 81 Hatteras noon 2Sd. o..h
Lake Freeborn 4s \ Jupiter noon 2Sd sd
Lake Linden 625 S Ambrose noon -od'
Llthopohs Il Hatteras noon s3d'
Maracaibo ~ rcotiand /. V noon 2Sd.
Merrimack lei sw Hatteras noon 2ad.
MNeoia MfHas as9 80 scoIand Sps hoV" noon @ 2sd
Miskianza s45 w San Francisco 8 PM 22d
SI1 Mosella 1919 San Diego PS Pm ga 2Sd'
Muskogee l6S Scotland l. noon go:
Norfolk passed Winter Quarter Pm 23d.
ossineke lat o 60 30; lon 20 4S n99a eaa ZSo'
Panhandle State 200 Z Ambrose noon 24th.
Pennsylvania 40 Mobile noon 23d. oo,
Pipestone County les sW Hatteras noon 23d
Porto Rico 3l4 Ambrose noon 23d
Quabbin 1856 Sc Bishop Rock PM 23d;
Quaker City 920 e Cape Henry noon I'd
Richconcal 376 S Ambrose noon 23d
Ruth 800 NE Cape Henry noon Gath.
Sam Mqeo 2ls s fsnts Santa Msa hnaa s
23d.
Santa Marta 455 Hatteras noon o3d.
Shooters Island 900 e Cape Henry noon 23d.
Shortsvile 230 E Shinnecock PM 23d:
Standard Arrow 17S S Beaumont noon 25d:
Steel Ranger 800 San Francisco Pm sd.
Steel Worker Ts5 r Ambrose noon 23d.
Sunoil 140 s Cape May noon 24th.
Sylvan Arrow 325 San Francisco PM
23d.
Tivives 2as Kingston noon 23d.
Topa Topa lat "a 80 Ion 81 OF noon 23d.
Vinta 2,li3 r Honolulu PM 23d
War Afridi lat 25 20. Ion IS 81 noon 23d.
West Apaum 40 5 San Pedro PM I'D.
West Camak $3.50 from Colon PM 23d.
West Campgaw $50 Z Ambrose noon 23d;
West Canon l,6t6 = Cape Henry noon 23d.
West Coyote go S San Pedro PM 23d-
West Ivis 3,81s W Flattery PM Esd.
West Jappa 3.Ts5 w Flattery 8 PM 23d.
West Jester 3.l47 w Flattery PM 10Th.
West Kader 430 z Honolulu PM 22d-
West Keats $50 w Columbia River PM
22d.
West Keene I oil from Astoria PM 23d.
Westmoreland 210 ESE Ambrose noon 24th.
West Niger 1,5f5 w San Francisco PM
23d.
WIco 40 S Hatteras noon 23d.
Wilhelmina 4i2 W San Francisco Pm I'D.