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 turnisn testimonials of and v after had adyisd them 70 under the knife
  be much to of Chronic affections which the nractIine failed to Medea Dspensary and Ill tno sxts charge M service extorionas bs II reasonablo
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MORAN SIGNS TWO-
 YEAR CONTRACT TO
 MANAGE THE REDS

Cincinnati. O.. July 1s.--August Herr mann. president of the Cincinnati Na- tionals. today announced that Manager Pat Moran had signed contract to manage the team during the seasons oi 1psl and 1yg,
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as Carpenter and I have always cons tended that 170-pound man is plenty big enough to win a worlds champion ship in the heavyweight division if he can hit Fact is. l know whereof l speak from personal experience. So Gibbons must not be overlooked in counting the noses of possible oppon- ents for Dempsey. who is preparing to defend his title as often as suitable rival can be found for him.
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Dies From Roxing

' New York. July 16.-Edward Gunther. years old. died today after a friend Iy boxing match with Raymond Cham a2asgne, aged g. The police say Gunther ht1d been under a physician's care for hlaa.s disease.
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VIRGINIA LEAcrv

At Norfolk 12, Newport News 3.
 At Wilson g, Suffolk !. At Richmond F, Rocky Mount 2.
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 the more important contests of to-
 morrow.
 major portion of the programme was given over to junior Amateur Ath- letic Union championships, in which three records were displaced and the standard of the junior competition was carried to unusual heights. These con- tests were followed by several series of elimination heats in the senior A A. U. championships, which serve also as final tryouts for the American Olympic team which will sail for Bel gium within the next ten days.
 Chief interest today centered in the preliminary heats of the Olympic try outs. every event being bitterly con- tested by the finest field of athletes ever seen on the Harvard track.
 Ted Meredith, the individual star ol the Stockholm Olympics and holder or worlds records, aroused furore oi applause by winning his heat Tn the 440-yard run in 49 3-5 seconds. Howard Drew, the negro sprinter' who is joint holder of the worlds rec, ord of 3-5 seconds for the hundred wards. won second place in his heat in both the 100 and 220 yard sprints. Drew was expected to win the nun dred meterx at Stockholm, but aItei qualifying in the semi-final neal
 
 pulled a tendon.
 1 The size of the fields entered in the various senior and 440-yard runs the 440-yard hurdles and the half mile TUT was large.
 When the final heat had been conn pleted in the twilight, forty-six piac' winners out of a field~-of more thai 100 starters were still in the fuhnins 2 2 All the new junior marks are in fieie ] events. Louis A. Watson, negro member of the Alpha club of New l York. set at feet inches the recore l for the high jump, one inch higne than it had been done previously at l junior meeting.
 l In the discus throw three men bet tered the record, which had stood sever ! years, and the toss of 136 rect, ' l inch. by William J. Bartlett, universit. l of Oregon's football star, became In new mark. The hop, step and Jump l Kaufman Geist, of the Ninety-secoh Street r. M. H. A. New fork' Wa nearly a foot better than the recor | made eight years ago. 1 Geist's combination eIIore was feet 7h inches.
 l In the senior championship s00- I yard trial heats Lieut.. Don M'
 Scott, U. S. A., the sensational rum
 ner of Mississippi A. X M. Of sev- eral years ago, finished second In
 the third heart.
 William Coughlin, of Sewanee'
 won the senior 44O-yard hurdles, time 56 3-5 seconds. The junior champi0nship javeiin throw was won by Jack MahaIn, of Texas A. X M., distance 175 feet sh inches' l.. SkidmoAe, Sewanee. was third the junior championship b6-poun | ,,a;obt contest his distance being feet 9 inches.
 | J. Moss. University of Texas, finisne I third in the junior championship l2V l .rn rd h,1rd1es
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
At Augusta 2. Charlotte l tfirl

garn ).
 Al Greenville 9. Columbia 0 (for- feiKed by umpire in eighth inning).
 Al Charleston -Spartanburg. rain.
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In the semi- finals of the flight Tor the presidents cup, c. G.. Ridley, At lanta, defeated W. W. Simmons. Mem phis, and 5. and Tom White, Jack : son, Tenn, defeated R. s. Rolfe. Chi cago, 5 and 4.
 In the flight for the vice presidents cup, c. D. Richardson, Memphis. de- feated M. F. Dobbins. Memphis. and l, and Dan Jarvis, Nashville, defeated Is. Goodman, Memphis, and 8.
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The words and music of the Transvaal national hymn was composed by a Dutch woman, Mile Catherine Felicie van Rees.
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Bill CoughLin Is
 Winner Of Hurdles m Olympic Trials

Cambridge, Mnss.. July 16.-The greatest aggregation of American athletes ever assembled in this country began two-dny competi- tion for places on the United States dium today, and when the final event had been completed hope of an American victory at Antwerp next month ran high.
 Nhiie no world or American rec ords were broken, the average of the performances was exceedingly high, notwithstanding that the ath- Ietes held themselves in reserve for the more important contests of to-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

? Str vndfuel CNor). which arrived here
yesterday from Port Antonio, hsa o. noa rnl
3 eeamen from str san Keno peioie 'e-
ported ashore Mt Mscoris
Rarro Albany, IN tow Of tug Warrior, was
sunk in collision with str inca: Vut"hIu
bound. in Buttermilk Channel. ~ Aih yea
terday. The steamer proceeoeu'
pOsToN. Oct a--Negotia,ions are now "
prosress for the sale OF the cargo OF s,ZUO
tons OF coal discharged from schr Jane
Palmer when that vessel put " mere seyerai
weeks ago in n leaky condition. wnen TO-
pairs wore completed II was found that the
cargo wne too wet 10 he reloaded and the
schooner has been anchored waiting for the
fuel to dry Il ~ SIN too wet 20 20 put
back in the holds and the schooner VIII
probahiv 10 10 Norfolk and load another
cargo for South America.
HALIFAX, Oct G--str Clare Hugo SHINES
fRr) before reported ashore on Ainet
Shoals. Wa fIoated yesterday by the At
lantio Salvage Co, after dischargins por-
tion OF her cargo.
LONDON, Oct 1i-str Tona. from Bruins
wick, Savannah and Jacksonville for Per
namhuco Buenos Aires, &c, before reported,
has been towed into Para with boiler dam
age. -.
reported ashore and later floated. has been
dry docked AT Forroi.
fire broke out on bonrd str West Coast.
NJ Belfast from Tuenos Aires fire has been
extincuirhoi; cargo IN No hold damaged
by fire and water: dilcharRing
str DANA Dan), Philadelphia for Skaw,
has arrived AZ Copenhagen damaged In
severe gale.
MOBILE, Ala, oct it-schr Three Marys,
before reported abandoned has been towed
In here by Coast Guard cutter Comanchc.
NEW BEDFORD Mass, oct 5-whaling
schr Cameo returned. having sprung aleak.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct s-schr. Q Meude
YORK, put Into I3oothbay Hstbor Few days
ago with loss Of several sails In the gale
Of last week
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Santa Ana 1915 Scotland L 5 PM 9th
Santa I.eonora lat % 81. lon CT 81 noon
10th.
Santa Rita 371 ENE Cape Henry noon 1lth
Silver Shell 100 SIC Sabine Pm 10Th.
Socony lat % OF, Ion 92 0S noon 10th.
Springfield 100 s Portland s Pm sth.
South Pole i,0S0 II Ambrose noon 10Th.
Standard 1870 w Sand Key noon 9th.
Steel Ranger AS Ambrose noon 10th.
Steel Worker 20 San Francisco Pm 9th.
Sun 235 NV Tortngas noon 10th.
Thomas lat 20 IS, Ion 81 % noon 10Th.
Ulysses SIS s Cape Henry noon 10Th.
utacarbon 81 Jupiter noon 10th.
Vinton County l5S S Ambrose noon 18th.
w NJ Irish 400 Sc Hatteras noon 10Th.
w G Teagle IS Sand Key noon 9Th.
VIM G Warden ~ NE Jupiter noon 9th.
Walter u Munson e2 S Hatteras noon 10Th.
West Cadron $50 from San Pedro Pm sth.
West Ceiina 100 Cape Henry noon 10th.
West Islip 1856 y Balboa s PM 9th.
West Hlka 1872 w San Pedro PM Sth.
West keene SOC q Honolulu s Pm Sth.
West Momentum l.145 W Portland Pm
9Th.
West Totant passed Mobile bar noon 10Th.
w II Tilford "a n Hatteras noon 18th.
West Caddoa 1907 from San Francisco
PM 9Th.
10Th.
Western Cross 100 San Francisco 8 Pm
sth.
wheatland Montana 1.045 from Seattle Pm
9Th.
wilcox 40 SIC South Pass noon 10th.
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SAILED.

strs Garfield, Buenaventura and Mania !:
Pleiades, san francisco: Hamilton, Norioik
Magynrorszag ItaD. Trieste Via Philadsl-
phia; Eastern Merchant, Baltimore inca,
La Romano; Santa Clara, BilDoa; Bermu-
dez. Newport News; City OF Savannah sa-
vannah. - e.,.uo
Sailed fith, strs Lake Fandon. Santiago
and Guantanamo; Ulv (Norl. santiago ana
Cartagcna Freeport Sulphur NO y, free
port; Mar del Norte (Spl. Hamburg; caIlao
PERU. Rio Janciro and Moh'eVioso' NaNe
Saws Bremen and Hamburg -. ~
schrs Asquith (BrD. st Johns. NE; Or
iando V Wooten, Norfolk x,
Sailed 10th. str Vinton County. Kingston
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 10 sea lcvel) AT New York on Mon
day, Oct II, 1920. 81 AM, as reported hy
the United States Weather bureau; Wa
thirty and seventeen hundredths t3O.lD
inches. This closely. approNimates seven
hundred and slxty-siy and three-tentns
Gee. 81 miiiimetres. Captains OF AL vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New fork
and Brooklyn car advantageously use the
above officisl data for observing whether
their own harometcrs require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
wind NJ Sandy Hook, 9 PM, r, 2 miles;
clear, moderate sea. AZ City lslano ~ sun
set s, light breeze; clear; smooth sea
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph. :


ABERDEEN, Wash. Oct 10--sailed, str
Daisy Matthews, Honolulu.
BOSTON, Oct g--Arrived. str Radnor,
Manila, &c. for Philadelphia; bark Earls-
i ing ba qre' l. { " b &C q Nos and Q.
Arrived 10Th. .strs Lake Hewes, Nuevitas
Yarmouth westerdyk Dutch Rotterdam
Barkhamgtead. towing barge Carol. Nor
Queen. Nowburyport; Valley Forge. Phila-
dolphin, towing barges RAIN, Barry and
Exeter (and left with last barge ,, for Ports Ports
Lynn, towing harg Remus: motor barges
socony No 8. Providence; No 90. Portland.
hSe h srS SoP,s tand SeM
York: schr Gordon Tibno (BD, Grand
Bank, NE; tug Juno. Sandwich. towing
barge Katherine Hughes, New York.
Arrived 18th. str City OF Columbus. Sa-
Sailed 9th. tugs Piedmont. Norfolk, towing
barges New Jersey, Maryland and Northern
No "a; North America, New York. towing
barges Upton. Musconetcong, Shickshtnney.
sailed ION, sir Everett. Hampton Roads
tugs Chas Greenough. do, towing barges
Hattie, Helen and Iron Queen; Narragan-
sstt New n York ,,; towing bargcs Remqgs'
towing bar,es Armistead and Cutler: Pal
las, Fan River, towing barges Mccormack
and No = standard Providence. towing
Sailed Iith, schr Freddie Eaton. Thomas
ton tug Nottingham, New York. towing
barre l. q w b q g No !.
Sailed 11th. strs Arlington. Baltimore;
Prince Arthur (Br, Yarmouth; tug Valley
Fore. Philadelphia, towing barges llmbor-
Highland Light, NV. 10 miles; clear.
smooth sea.
Lake Pachuta, Norfolk; Castana, Philadel-
phia North American (Br), New York:
Manatawny. Philadelphia; West Celina.
Manchegter Lake Galata, Ponce; Manito-
voc. New York.
Cleared iith. strs Moerdyk CDutch), Bor-
deaux; Vestland (Nor). skaw; valemore
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CLEARED.

[Fron u s. Naval Communication service.l
Str vestris Brl. Davies. Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Co.
and southampton-Cunard Steamship Co.
Inc.
Str Noordam Dutch, Van Wairaven, Rot
terdam via Plymouth and Boulogne--Iiolland-
America Line.
Str Bristol City CBr). McCrinko. Bristol
Str Lake Saws, Small Bremen and Ham
burg-C b Richard & Co.
:, Str -, Mar del Norte tsp) Larransaniter.
Str vasconia (Br). Prothers, Rotterdam
Funch, Edge & Co.
Str Western Glen. Leerberg. Rotterdam
Str Idaho tBr). Bull. Antwerp-sanderson
& Son.
Philadelphia II WINCHESTER & Co:
Str Canada (Fr). Mareantetti. Palermo.
&c. via Providence-James w Elweli Co;
ceuta. &c~orientai Navigation Co.
Str Bolton Castle (Br),. Howe. Yokohama.
KOBE. &cmBarber stearnship Lines, o Inc A..
Ba rber Steamship Lines, Inc.
Str Wangaratta. CBrl. Horssroft; Auck-
LAND WeingtOn &cNorto1 San LILY yoSro Co.
francisco. &c. via Panama Canal-United
American Lines
Str Pieiades. Mcnamara. Los Angeles and
San Francisco via Panama Canai-Lucken-
Str Garfield, Moumgen. Buenaventura.
| a,
Str NJ Scanlon, Epsberg, Santos. Rio
Janeiro, &c--New York and Argentine Steam
ship Co.
Str Philadelphia, Wood. Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Devolente. sheriot. Port Lobos-Coium-
bus Shipping Co.
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
Str Tvive5. Dalzell. Santiago. Kingston,
&o--United Fruit Co.
Str Fetore. Wachsmuth, Daiquiri-ore
Steamship Corporation.
Str NV ,(Nor), Lyngholm. Santiago. Car
tagena and Porto Colombia-Five continent
str Corsicana, Dizer. Caibarien and Sagua
-Munson Steamship Line.
Transport ram a' and Mercantile Corporation.
Str Freeport Sulphur No @, WALTON. Free
port-Freeport Sulphur co. e.,
Str FL Vale. Mattson, Galveston-southern
Str Arapahoe. Devereaux. Charleston and
JacksonvillezClyde Steamship, , Co s,S;,noor ord
Brunswick-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk-old Domin-
ion Transportation Co. r.,
cutta) Baltlmore-W X Grace K Co..
str santa Theresa (Br). Celderwood, Perth
Arnboy-American and Cuban - Steamship
Str M spaulding, sperr urom Tampico)
Perth MISREPRESENTATION Petroleum and
Str Erhoim CNor). Johsnnasen, Walton.
Ns-J r whitney & Co.
Str Pawnes. Robinson. Boston--Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
STR Calvin Austin Holmes, Boston-East-
ern Steamship Corporation.
str Henry Clay. Farmer. New LONDON
United States Shipping Board.
schr Il @ Adams (Br). Mosher, Newark
Scanned Brothers. cen,
Tug Aurelic OBJ, Gardner, Fernandina--
Smith & Terry. -,
tug Gypsum King. Miller. spencers Island,
NS-J T. whitney & Co. ~.
Tug Ballenas. Smith, 81 George-fotter
Transportation Co. c
Barre Charles w Baird. Gregny. spencers
Island MS + whitney Co.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Porto Rico. Curacao, Venezuela. 81
Thomas, ST Croix, La Romano, San rseio
0e Macoris and San Domingo Guy, VIA . stss
aguez. Laguayra, Curacao ana ha'aS'S'
str zulia, 9 80 AM isup 1880 AMI
THURSDAY. OCTOBER il.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay nnu
Paraguay, via Rio Janeiror santos, N.Y. an
video and Buenos Aires, str Marconi' '"S
AM. - c. Mar
Bermuda. 81 kits, Nevis Saba 81 MA.
fins 81 Eustatius Antigua, Mohtsy, -
Dominica, st Lucia. Barbados anuso ~
Via Hamilton, str Fort Victoria, 80 AM
Transpaci6c Mails.
Close at New York at 6 PM ~ follows:
Hawaii. FIJI, Islands. Australia ana E ssT
Zealand. via Victoria and FencouNei'
str Tahiti Oct 10. -. Ya,anas New
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook lsishus. 20,
zeaIand and specially addressed maj no'
Australia, Via San Francisco. SUI AoAA"
Hawaii. via San Francisco, str MAUI oc'
ianan Corea. China. Siberia. SIAM
French Indo-Chlna. Eetherlanns Eas, .Ha, ~
and Philippine Islands. via vancouny e. -, enc
Victoria, BE, str Empress 2, asa mail for
yapan corea and China, via San Francesca
str Persia Maru, Oct 49, s,hor,, siam
Japan Corea, China, Slperia,
French Indo- China, Netherlands Eas, hi mni
and Philippine Islands. via seatue' SUI ia'
thybius, Oct 20. ...raita and
specially addressed man for New zeaiaho'
Via San FRANCISCO, str Ventura, oct q
aMust be specially addressed ior TINS
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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ST JOHNS, NF. Oct 11--Str Delco, from
Paulsboro, NJ for Copenhagen, has been
towed into this port by str Nyanza. with
rudder carried away.
Str Lake Furnas. from Norfolk for Man
chester, has been towed into this port by
str Satartla, from New York for Hamburg,
with loss OF three propeller blades.
SANDY HOOK, NJ. Oct II, 4:2o PM-str
Tokiwa Maru fJap), Cebu, &c, Via Boston.
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cajoot. Norfolk; 5th. La Brea. Port San
Luis.
JONEsPORT, Me, Oct SIN port. schr
Marguerite, Ehulee for Boston.
MAYAGUEZ, PR, oct 2-Sailed. schr
Robert Murphy Fort Morgan.
Arrived Oct l. str Beatrice, New York,
ORANGE, Tex, Oct 7--Sailed, str Cricket
Tampico.
M Mcknight, Caragena.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct s-Arfived. tug
Germantown. towing barges Wiconisco, Tenn
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 4--Arrived.
str Hyades, Kaanapali. schr Esther, Suva
9Th str Admiral Wainwright, Galveston
via Balboa for Ocean Falls; schr Irene
Levuka.
Sailed Sd. strs Herher, Portland. O: 9Th.
Hwah Jah (Chin). Shanghai.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

fBy MALL
ASTORIA. o. Oct b-Arrived. str City OF
ctyrIER. Me, oct o--Arrived. schr Moon
urbf New York for st Stephen, NIB.
HIfO, oct 3-Arrived, str Enterprise, san
HONOLULU. oct s--Arrived, strs West
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL,

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Institute. 70
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon.
10Th meridian, hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean timo telephone Broad 2oI.
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mARrSE-FoR SALE or WANTED.

FOR gaie-guitable for inland waterways.
1870 II. Freight Steamer.
90 IT, House Barge; email Tug ~ a. "a.
MCINTOSH, Brooklyn Bridge Dock. NewYorlS,
Tel. Beekman 200.
TUGBOAT--W hull. ~ feet G inches over
all: engine 20x76 inches. boiler allowed
i4O pounds stoam. For further particulars
write 10 Box . 100 Herald, $50 B'Wav
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE, Oct l1-Barometer al
noon. 2e.32 inches; wind, W. hsht preeze'
weather. dull; temperature, 81 deg Fahr.
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Marine Engineers
Employed on Ocean Steamships

SPECIAL MEETINGS FOR STEAMSHIP
ENGINEERS ARE WELD Nv CONSOII-
DATED MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFIT
CIAi ASSOCIATION No. 80 every Monday.
Every steamship Engineer, irrespective Of
what local he holds membership La, IL Cor
daily invited 70 attend:
business ManaQpr.
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Almanac for New York, October IL.

Sun rises. ... @ 04 Moon rises. 6 80 AM
Sun sets .. Il Moon sets. 40 PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER IL.
Governors Island 49,. OF AN 5 q Phi
Hell Gate (Astoria) 10 OF AM 10 81 PM
The time given in the above table IS East
orn standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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EuROl.r.

AMERICAN lift vans for moving household
4 furniture between Europe aud America aud
between cities IN the United States; house TO
house without boxing; only safe, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN BTOR-
AGE VAN CO.. IS broadway. New York.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCT. II, 1870
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Fort Wayne, Boston. to the Atlahtic
Transport line. Anchored off stapietoh'
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Str Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Rotterdam
for New York, is expected to dock foot OF
9TH street, Hoboken. about 10 AN Tues-
Str New York, from Southampton and Cher
bourg for New York. is expected TO DOCK
about o 80 AM Tuesday.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East,

Str Calvin Austin Boston for New York.
Tug John Garrett, with barges Cat 5 35
AND.
Bound East,
Schr John A Beekman. New York for
Bherbrooke, MS.
schr Altana NJ Jaeger. Raritan River for
Providence.
schr H II Chamberlain. New York for an
Eastern port.
noon.
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Transatlantic Mails.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL.
Italy ~. via Palermo and Naples SIT
Canada, 1880 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cher,
pourg and Southampton, str Aauitania. IL
N (sup 1880 PM.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Piynl--
outh. Boulogne and Rotterdam also parcel
post mails for Netherlands. str Noordam, 8
AM (sup $50 AND.
las, 1890 AM.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il.
~>Gibratar. (Greece D. Via Gibraltar and
Piraeus; also parcel post malls for Gibral-
tar and Greece, str Asia, 1890 AM.
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Germany.
Lithuania, Latvia and Finland. via Chris-
tiansand Christiania and Copenhagen; also
parcel post mails for Norway, Sweden and
Denmark. str Erederik VIII, IL AM (sup-
Elementary IL 80 AND.
Poland ID, via Danzig. str Gothland
Germany <C. VIA Hamburg also parcel
post mails for Germany. Austria. Czecho-
slovakia and Switzerland. str Walter A
Luckenbach. AM.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALDS Ship Neaos Office is in
the Barge Office Ship information giuen By U. S.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &e-
TUESDAY. OCTOBER /

TUESDAY, OCTOBER H.
Jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca and
Narino departments (Cuba y. via Santiago,
Kingston. Cartagena, -Savanilla and Santa
Marta. str Tvives. 1880 AM.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
> Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay. via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str Dochra.
/ PM.
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STEAMSHIPS EXCURSIONS and TOURS sTEAMsm
-@---
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and rouRs
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
May Restore Option
Plan for Obtaining
Lower League Players

Auburn. \. Y, May 21.-Restoration
of the optional plan in obtaining base
ball players from lower class leagues
has been decided on by vote of the
members of the National Association of
Professional Baseball leagues, Secretary
John II. Farrell announced today. The
minimum amount for minor leagues was
placed at $10O and for major leagues
$500. with the privilege Of exercising
the option between August and Septem-
Der /, annually.
Three days notice must be given to
the secretary's office of the return of
an optional player and all official sales
and agreements, accompanied by checks,
must be sent to his office for approval.
The practice Of farming" players is
prohibited.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Class in Swimming
to Start Work at
the Y. M. c. A. TONIGHT

The first session OF the newly organ
lied swimming class of the Y. NJ. {. A.
viii be held at the pool Of the \ this
(Saturday) evening at 7:45, with nine
students already registered.
f. f. Holdeman, athletic director or
the Y. VI. c. A., will be swimming IN
structor. Nearly all of those already
entered are under 80 years of age; Al
the strokes. fancy and practical, VIII De
taught by Instructor Holdeman.
The local institution has one CT the
finest pools in the state. and it is ,ex-
pected that the membership Of the class
will be increased considerable Eext week.
Classes will be held every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights at 7:45.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Boapflnd -: Boring
Basket Ball -: Cot
Phillies Lose Three
Out Of Four Games
With the Cardinals
Rixey Ordered Out of Game
When He Hurls Bat Into
Grandstand After Being Hit.

st. Louis. No. May 21.--St. Louis
took three out of four from Philadelphia
by winning todays game, 3 to 1. Umpire
Hart ordered Rixey out of the game In
the fifth when the latter. after being
hit by a pitched ball, hurled his bat on
top of the visitors dugout. whence it
bounded into the srandstand.
Score: r. H. E..
Philadelphia 900 100 OOO-1 9 0
st. Louis .010 O02 00x-3 8 l
Batteries: Rixey. G. Smith and Wit
herow. Wheat; Goodwin and Dilhoefer.