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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
RETURNS FROM VFNEzrFIA.

"Jen Barnhill. oil man and look
ing the part who has been In South
America for the past year, his last
address being Maricopa. Venezuela.
is In Columbus for the holidays and
Is registered nj the Hotel CLARK. Mr.,
Barnhill j. Columbus pioneer and
Is busy shaking hands with the
people Of "the good old days" "Jen
was a subscriber for the Courier
and kept himself informed on local
events when the mails were right
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
FLORIDA OIL ca. WELL
WILL AGAIN START DRILLING

Field Manager ). W. Clark n out
Of the management of the Florida
oil Co. Of Dcming, his interests hav-
ing been purchased by the company.
A directors meeting was 10 have
been held this week 10 outline fu-
turc policies tending 10 a quick re-
sumption Of business. This we'll Is
down 1000 feet
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
NINETEENTH INFANTRY
NOW on STRIKE DUTl

Four hundred and fifty soldiers Of
the Third and Nineteenth Infantry
cniraincd at Camp sherman for
West Virginia corl fields. where
they will perform strike duty"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
SCHOOL NOTES

School attendance Is decreasing,
instead Of Increasing.
The way the pupils are bundled
up whcn they arrive at the school
these mornings you would think
Columbus is situated Ia North Da-
kotn.
The history hooks for the Amcri-
can History class have at last ar
rived. or course, the pupils are
well pleased, even il II does mean
more studying.
Helen Holloway is with ms again
after a long absence. She blamcs II
ON her brother and the health offi-
Ger. While "quarauiined1 she took
lessons In practical dress making
and designing.
Mrs. Rogers Is now substituting
for Miss Conner. who had 10 return
10 her home Tuesday on account Of
illness. We all hope she Is better
and will be with Us again in a short
time.
Miss Rcbekah Coffin, superintend-
enl, and Miss Page were the repre-
sentaiives fiom Columbus aliend-
ing the teachers conference at Az
buquerque. Both reported many
Interesting lectures and an enjoy
able time.
Our teachers DO not approve Of
the habit of using words consecu-
lively. but q bright pupil the other
day put this sentence up 10 one Of
our teachers:
III Is said At that. thai that prob
lem Is wrong"
The teacher frightened up and
replied that while she didn't ap-
prove OF the word that" being
used 20 many times. still II might
be- carried 10 extremes, for instance:
~ is said ai that that that that
that that pupil used Is absolutely
correct"
II you do moi agree with The
teacher. play Il on thc piano
rha c..,.f.r ,..l,.f., A.. nts..,o
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
REPAIR OTHERS THAN FORDs.

Just because the Columbus Motor
Company specializrs IN Ford car
repairs is no reason that they should
not be experts ON other ears. aud
their expert mechanics are experts
on any OF the higher priced cars.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
WILD GEESE NOW on
THE PALOMAS LAKES

Local hunters who have. been
hunting for ducks across the bor-
der at the Palomas Lakes this
week. report seeing many wild
geese. The hunters said u vas dif-
ileult 10 get within gunshoi Of them,
however.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
ANoTnER nurCmER snoPg

W. r. Dixon Of Waterloo has sc-
cured a butchers license and con-
templates opening u butcher shop
IN Columbus. Mr. Dixon Is well
known IN aud around. columbus and
should make success.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
BURGLAR REvIsITs oOwGmLs

W. E Coweill's residence was en-
tered several months ago and a
sneakthief stole his trousers. Last
Tuesday night a crook aeam tried
10 break IN, but that's AZ far as hc
got Marshal Rogers says Il doesn't
take detective TO dcducc thai the
thief was AFTER the coat aud Vast.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
nAMKs rAMoTs cuT GLASS.

ben Lcb0w is reducing his stock
Of cut glass preparatory 10 going
out Of business. lie is selling out
every livingstone building and lot.
fixtures and stock. His stock was
purchased before the war and be is
selling Il out now at prc-war prices.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
HUNTED a. MFxICO.

r. l.. Gilmore, II. +. Hamilton,
Tony Ehrman, Pierce Hughes, Nd
Lane, y. J. kellogg. sam Agee and
Henry Raithel returned Sunday
from a duck hunting trip to the Pa
lomas Lakes south Of the border
eate.-Deming Graphic.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
CARD or THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter n. sproai de-
sire TO thank the many good pco-
pie Of Columbus for the kind as
sislancc a. them in their recent be-
reasemeni: also for the many beau
tiful floral offerings received.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Sproai
and family.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
CmANGE IN sCHOOL TEACmERs

Miss Olive Conner teacher In the
public school, has returned 10 her
home IN Lordsburg ON account Of a
throat affection. Mrs G. H. Rogers
Will assume her duties.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
nIPHTHERIA PATIENT nIrT.

Joe Holloway has been released
from quarantine" and celebrated
by going rabbit hunting. lie says
there are 10 rabbits less now roam
inR the mesquite.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
Illsl a word or two
--ABOUT SOME or THE HAPPENINGs IN
AND AROUND TIE CITY or coIMtaus.

present hut Mr. Almy does not ex-
pcct any until he reaches the OH
sand strata However. he says he
will bring in Christmas present
for the stockholders.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
ENTERTAINED THURSDAY uUB

The Thursday Afternoon bridge
Club met with Mrs. James l.. Green
wood at her residence yesterday af-
tcrnoon.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03

A burglar broke into the resi-
dcnce Of &. n. stevenson Tuesday
nirhi and secured e2.50. No cicw.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
LR M.LoNE yIslrs cusroMERs

In Malone. who is no, from
chrisilana bat sells paper for the
whitaker Paper Co. Of Denver. was
In the city "Wednesday.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
b TnlMPs srEII.s nRIpGE.

Mrs Arthur Bloch cnierlains the
Twelve Trump Club this afternoon
OF her residence.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
BREHnIERs RETURN no TExAs

G. G. Brchmer and family have
returned 10 San Antonio and are
lOcaicl at 0oi TAFT boulevard
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
ANGELUs WILL DOMN boo FT

Manager Almy and his rotary
drilling outfit are pounding away
and arr now down In the oil coun-
try i7o0 feet No oil Indications AT
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03

J. l.. Norwood A. Bloch and JeI
Barnhlll visited Z. Paso n, sdsy.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03
col. THEATER ORCHESTRA
PLANS UNUSUAL PROGRAM

All who attend the sunday evening
performance at the Columbus
rncelor are assured Of an unusual
musical treat Professor jackson,
leader and violinist. has given The
Columbus Courier the following pro-
gram for publication;
1. March March OF the Anzacs
l.ilhgow
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-03

shoulder shakers
Vending
This program will start At seven
o'clock. sharp. and will continue
throughout The evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Reports Of Shipping and News of Foreig1
Ensley City 90 p Fryingpan Nov 2.
II d AschN 81 Capo Fear OCT Al

Ens'ey Fn 10y S,ty 90 Fryinspan Noy ,.
Florida 100 SW South Pass Nov /.
Fort Wayne ss5 Ambrose Oct al.
Trsa rrsa,n.n W Welsr aSs q Jupiter Oct a:
Geo g Henry 7 Alligator Oct 81.
George b Mckenzie 163 Sc South Pass
Goree 2l Esp Hatteras Nov 1.
Guifcoast 32o q Sabine Bar Nov l.
Guinand IS Towey Rocks Oct 81.
Gulfmaid PAS Sabine Oct 81.
Gulfstream 70 n Jupiter Nov I.
Guif Of Mexico 25o e Sabine Bar Nov 1.
"' 4 roIss ossr ~ 80 sa',nssa sabne nSf S9y Nov
Halo . s Lobos Island Oct 81.
Halsey 235 SW Hatteras Nov /.
Hcber l.iso s San Francisco PM Oct 81.
IIcilbronn 10 S Cape Mala Oct 81.
Henry County LIS e Sandy Hook Nov /.
Hcredia 23s s Cape San Antonio Nov l.
,a,Gkman N 257 t 5 Ambrose sS Nov -, e. ..
Holden Evans 26O WSW South Pass Nov l.
Houma 100 N Hatteras 1.v PM Oct 81.
Howick Hall 1s r Cape Henry Nov /.
Halaco b22 w Sand Key Oct 81.
Huron $40 Sc Ambrose LV Nov l.
Iccnium ,2.12o " Seattle oct 20.
lHPfsMpeSSaN"Gio PM nv e Hall $40 e ov'Ffa'l' hv 5
Iris 2.ooa s San Francisco Oct a.
Iroquois 500 S Ambrose Nov /.
Jalapa $40 from Balboa Oct 81.
J G Donnell IL 8 Hillsboro Nov l.
J NJ Guney 4s n Jupiter Oct 81.
James McGee lat q IS N lon 90 20 w
Jeky 200 e Cape Henry Nov 1.
kaweah Is E Sand Key Oct 81.
kehuku Il,'. ls2 so sW South Pass Nov l.
Kerlcw Zlo e Ambrose Nov l.
kokomo lat SO II N lon 50 30 W Nov l.
i ) Drake $ Hatteras Nov l.
Lake Akkra lat 43 % N lon ss os W
La,ss axe chslsn (,,lss IS $ Trylnspan Oct Al,
ElnlwOOI &
Nov :.
Lake Elsmere s2 wsw Hatteras Nov l.
Lake Fackler 492 S Ambrose Nov g.
. Lake Fairfax lat 81 20 N lon "a 50 W
Lake Fernwood 2s7 S South Pass Oct 81.
Lake testus lat Al IL N lon 81 is W
Lase Eigart "a sw Sand Key Oct a.
Lake AXE Forsby Ety IS I[atteraa Nov /.
Lake Frances NE Cape Charles Nov I.
Lake Galera 72 SWS Hatteras Nov !.
Lake Gera 1S2 from Fort do France
Lake Giddings ~ S Scotland Lv Nov 2.
Iake Iake Gunni arn IS WY Cape saleana Oct 81.
Lake Louise 81 N Cape May Oct 81. 90
Lake Medtord 4s5 sE Hatteras Nov /.
Lake st Claia so SW Cape Hatteras Lv
Lake strabo 35s sp Galveston Bar Oct 81.
Lake Superior lat 81 80 X lon 90 o. W
Nov I.
Lake Tippah IA N Jupiter Oct 81
Lake Wilson off Carysfort reef Oct a.
Las Vegas 1923 f Honolulu 8 PM Oct 30.
Lewis Luckanbach 537 E Ambrose Nov !.
Liberty Bell $40 r Cape Henry Nov /.
lisonier 236 WNW Tortugas Nov l.
Mantowoc ~ $ Hattcras Nov i,
Manoa 723 w San Francisco PM Oct al.
Martha Washington 567 Ambrose Nov i.
Mason City 80 Jupiter Oct 81
Massick 460 E Ambrose Nov /.
MatinicoclS II n Tuxpam Nov l.
Mcxicano ~ from Galveston Oct 81.
MinncQua 100 Balboa pm Oct 81
Mishianza COS w San Pedro PM Oct 81
Montro!itc 55 S Jupiter Oct 81.
MORO Castle Jupiter Nov l.
Munamar $50 y Nipc Buoy Nov /.
Munalbro 32 y Hattcras Nov l.
Munplace 2o4 s Ambrose oct 81
Munroe 100 Cape May Nov 2.
Munisla t55 SSE Talnpico oct a.
Munwood 1913 Sc Mobile Oct 30.
Nangas lat 81 ST N Ion 1914 PM
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Ii Chinese Mutineers
Shot Near New Orleans
Guards Use Weapons When
armed Orientals Try to Es-
cape From Rrifish Vessel

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Eleven
~. thm'aese members Of the crew aboard
wnu. ,uo British steamship Elmleaf were
s,aa sfvunoed early to-day when guards
c"ui cCtsu on them to quell a mutiny at
here. D' "ooa' ni'ee" miles 'fo"'
y. .weuty-four Chinese participated IN
Off riot, which was precipitatcd when
eomef srs OF the ship announced that in
M o",pliance with Federal regulations
40 shore leave would be granted.
.ba aa'eording to reports submitted at
wit, custom house, the Chinese. armed
i,on i,sa Knives, pieces of pipe and scrap
ossrwhelm the guards. A number got
se' the the ship and hid themselves in
rsu;s su woods bordering the river. The
mast m't hrlng Of the guards Influenced
ds, s' o. those not wounded to surren
The vessel is W operated Si between tive n'l New
'eans and Tamrico.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Navy Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bu-eou
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Navy order.
issued to-day follow:
4,ad 4barker Ems +. ". to U; $. s. Arkansas
Canan, Ems. S. W.. to U. 8. s. Idaho
charlton, 1t. Com. A. NJ. to U. s. s
Tennessee.
Church. 1t: Com. G.. to New London.
Culin, 1t. Com. J. H., to Camp Gulfport.
Davis 1t. q. 60, r. L.. to Hap,pton Roads
nan Ems t. G.. to U. 8. g. Dallas.
IIaip"rIe, Ems. G. c., TO L. 9. s. MIssIss!pnt
Iophms, 1t. ". T., to Great Lakes
unhbard. Lit. T.. L.. to- U. s. s. Orion.
Hunter, Ems p. L., to Y. S. s. Mississippi
hutton. Ems G. L. to L. S. s. Texas
Jacom!ni Ems. Y. v, to U. S. S. Minnesota
Landenberger. Capt. G. B., to U. S. S. Bir
mingham.
Metz. Bosn. G. H.. to Pensacola.
Miller. Ems. w T.. to L. S. g. Texas
Minter, Com. j. NJ, TO Haytt.
Murphy. Ems. c. D., to Pacific neet
Nearing. Carp. +. j. to Boston.
Parker. Gun. j. S. to U. S. S. Downes
llees. Ems. j. F., to L. S. S. Arkansas
Roberts, Ems. +. W. TO L. S. S. Arkansas
Snoger. I'osn. c., TO L. s. S. Tadousac.
Snoemaker Ems. J. E., to l.. s. S. Missi.
sippi.
Tisdalc, 1t; Com; NJ. s., to Annapolis
Warrac< Ems. r. c., to Pacific fleet
Wilkes Ems. C.. to U. S. S. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY


Vessel and Port Docked at:
Gulf Star. Port Arthur. Cult Refining
Docks. Bayonne. N
y "uoes IiA'rc. .Pter 81, r
Calico. Hull ..... Ft 7th at. Hoboken n Nj n J
Maria. Algicrs. Pier z. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Princess May. Kingston. Pier 7. ER
Lake Sunapee, New Orleans Pier 49, r
Hoboken. Cristobal. Anchored Oft Liberty
Bird City. Danzis Anchored off Staplcton.
ST
Hiram II. Trcndhjem. Anchored off Bay
Enggano Cape Town. Pier -. Clifton.
kureha Maru, Cristobal. Anchored off
servin Prince. New Orleans Robins d d.
Eerlew Hamburg. ..rt s7th at. p,klyn
Rayo, Beaumont. North 11th st. B'klyn
Apache. Jacksonville ...:. Pier 81. n r
city of st Louis. Savannah. Pier 90, r
Socony 90. Port Arthur. Anchored of
Tomptirsville.
Quail. Norfolk Anchored off Tompkins-
Vile. 8
r D Asche. Galveston. Pier s. Constable
Hook. N J
Hamilton. Norfolk. Pier 2S. r
Mexico. Havana Pier IT. B'klyn
Santa Teresa. Valparaiso Anchored In
Quarantine
pirigo, Port Arthur. Anchored In
Quarantine
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
FOREIGN PORTS

departures from New York
Port Sad-S s Tcenkai
Middlesbro-S S Alness
london-S S Rudelsbur9
N1go-S S Arnclnc.
Genoa-S S America
Colon bo-S S West Cheswald.
hotterdam-S Jonancy. Chester XII
Para--S s Nasmytn
Sydney-S S Canastota.
Arrivals from New York
1okohama-S Jason, Hvah Jah.
Rotterda MS s Western Glen. Vasconi,
Bahia-S Chicago Bridge.
Gibraltar-S S Arcturus
l,iverpool-S S Carmanta.
Antwerp--S S Ohio.
Gothcnburg-S S Andalusia
namburg-S w A LuckenbAcA.
Fecamp-S S Arnold Maersk
Para--S S Lake Ellithorpe
Meibourne-S S Nuddea PORT ChaInos.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Aail SATURDAY.
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Commu,
nicatiOn Station

tDist.nce Is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwigc specified
Abangarez 172 Kingston Nov /.
Aioundria 292 r Cape Henry Nov ?.
Alabama S4S NE Lobos Island Nov /.
Aluan 166 from st Thomas Oct 81
Alliance 19G s Scotland LV Nov T.
American &c K Hatteras Nov 2
American Press ~ Sc South Pass Oct 81.
American Star 100 Ambrose Nov !.
Ampetco us Il Cape May Nov 2.
Andrea + Luckcnbach $50 e Ambrose
Nov I.
Antietam lat 16 "a N Ion ss IS w Nov /.
Arapahce 80 N Cape Hatteras Nv Oct 81.
Archer 1853 from Ambrose Nov /.
Ardmore 335 from Tampico Oct 81.
! Ario 5o f Sand Key Oct 81
Arizpa $40 h by N Cape May Nov 2.
Artigas Cape Mala Oct 81.
Aryan 96 Jupiter Oct 81.
Astral 2273 w San Francisco Oct 80.
Ausablc 2l0 Hatteras Nov g.
Babboosic lat Al 30 N Ion 62 II W Nov l.
Bachi $50 f Savannah Oct 81.
Bakersfield ESQ Sc Ambrose Nov /.
Baldhill 13l Sc Lobos Island Oct 81.
Baisam SAL e st Johns Bar Nov /.
Baton Rouge 70 N Cape Canaveral Nov l.
Benevente lat q 81 n lon sa 2i W Oct 81.
Hcssemer ESQ Port Lohos Oct 81.
Bethnor 120 E Cape Henry Nov /.
Brahdywine 10 SSW Sabine Pass Oct 81
brilliant 80 S Scotland Nv Nov 2.
Brindilia from Carysfort Nov l.
Burnweli so NNE Lobos Island Nov l.
Bylayl 10 Sc Cape Cod Nov /.
Callao 1.191 s Scotland LV Oct 81.
Carlton lat 2s 56 N ion ss 4s w Nov i.
Casco 1876 NE Hatteras Nov l..
Charles NJ Everest I'll NNE Tampico Bar
Oct 81.
esn. sss sss Ss Get
city Of Flint"Lat 'G5 s. q % n Ion lon IS IS II w
City Of Joliet-ssso w Honolulu M
CITY OF Reno-s15 w San Francisco
city OF Rome-2s N Hatteras Nov l.
City OF Savannah-7s N Hatteras Nov 1.
Cohasset--68 z Cape May Nov 2.
Cokesit-441 e Cape Henry Nov I.
Coldwater-32 S e Cape Henry Nov I.
Col l. Drake-l4O w San Pedro P NJ
collinesworth-ss4 ir sI' NE capo Henry Nov I.
Colonbia-l72s w San Francisco NJ
colon@ss7 Tea -:. $ Scotland I. V Nov /.
Comus-263 $ Hatteras N1v o. i.
coanittMi2o = Matteras Nov !;
cottonplant-4 S Monhegan Light Nov l.
Cuba--6so N san Jose Oct 81.
Ganvsss I: smpieo "a ls" oct 81 a. Nov l.
Dellwood-~246 w San Francisco
DelrosaEsso Tes San Francisco Nov l.
Derbyiine 257s W San Francisco Oct 81.
Deroche 145 f Galveston Oct 81:
Deuel. 222 San Francisco PM Oct 81.
Devolente 81 SSW Cape Henry Nov l.
Diablo $50 San Pedro oct 81.
Dirieo - N Cape Hatteras Lv AM
Nov 2
DRYDEN lat Is 4s N lon 1o7 % W Oct 81.
L a Morse 555 e Cape Henlopen Nov !.
Eastern Mariner 4ao W Cape Flattery 3
Eastern Merchant $50 n Cr.stoba Nov /.
Eastern Moon 500 f Ambrose LN AM
Ecuador 1904 w San Francisco PM
oct 30.
Edith Edkf''sj Is, S ambrose IS " Oct 81.
Edward l. Dohney 200 e Tamrico Nov !.
Eel Captain 2s7 WNW Tortugas Nov l.
El Cid 2lo NE Tortugas Oct 30.
Ell Occidente eos ESE Galveston Oct 81.
Ell Sol Off Cape 1iatteras LV Oct 81.
El Vale 246 Scotland LV Nov :.
Elisha Walker G1 Galveston Nov I.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
N6N YOrk Cal

SnI1eI Nv y"rs '1o a. u lon ~ 90 Nov 1.
Nile 1888 W Seattle Oct 20.
Nora Is. NE Jupiter Nov l.
oresnnian oresma a5 ,so &c lon 80 a Oct 81
Oronoke $40 K by N Cape May Nov l.
Osakis 420 II Ambrose Nov !.
Oscar ID Bennett ESQ S Galveston Nov /.
1zette 1a l1S Cape Hatteras ~ Oct 81.
ragasset rs T. Cape May AM Nov O.
psisades p lat u os n lon 3s 50 W Nov /.
Panuco 119 s Scotland I.V Nov 2.
Paraguay 58 s Hllsboro Nov /.
parismina pa 1913 N Cristobal Nov l.
Faul pa,,,.ha n narwood pNo @ 14i lIatteras Nov l.
Perfectlon 256 F. Tampco Oct 81
peter Crowel pd Hatteras Nov 2.
Phoenix 1870 n Hatteras Nov @
Pioneer 403 f Tampico Oct 81.
P!ainneld $50 Hatteras Nov I.
pieiades 5o7 San Pedro Oct 81.
Radiant ~ SW Hatteras Nov |.
Radnor 164 Scotland LV s PM Oct 81.
Ramon dc Larrinaga lat "a so N Ion rs 27
w Nov ..
Rapidan 375 w Sand Key Nov l.
Rayo 80 SW Cape Hatteras I.V Oct 81
Redondo A Cape Hatteras Lv Oct 81.
B,cheoncal &c 2 "a n Scion Nov l.
Cts 81.
Roanoke s6 8 Jupiter Oct 81.
Ruby 80 Sw Hatteras Nov 2.
Rushyille 1G6 Scotland Nv Nov 2.
: l3 Hunt 453 e South Pass Nov l.
San sa,, Jrronmo 1a.n mo = e carysfort Nov l.
oct
San Paolo 2sG Liron Nov i.
Santa barbara 175 Balboa Oct 81
Santa EuIalse lat "a AS ion rs 45 W
Santa olivia ESQ f Cape Henry Nov 2.
Santa Tercsa CAB Ambrose PM Oct 81.
Santurce 100 from San Juan Oct 3D.
schnylkill Bridge 225 E Cape Henry
Shenandoah so NNE Tampco Nov L.
SSonoma gig Honolulu PM Oct 30.
Stanley Dollar a23 n Colon PM Oct 81.
s. stncI ncI Age AZ aS2 81, sw W Hattsras oct 81
Sun ,"a,,; 1'9Sa We San Pedro oct 81
Suholco 10 n Tatteras Nov l. -''' -
81 Tus1 os,l 1uehanna G26 e Sandy Hook Nov l.
Tahiti 1870 sw Honolulu Oct 81. .' .
Ths fsA1 Ahsels. na ssPi5Sr sd7 tfSm N9y i PM
The Lambs 5 Scotland IV Nov 2
!, ToIoa o, o, 90. ota :, N Msvana Nov !.
Trontoite 10 n Fowey aa1d RocS. dMsy 0es Sst 81,
Vacuum 1so n Tarnpico 1 'VSey nov I'' l. d.
Ventura 1913 w San Francisco Oct 81.
vesta 8 Fowey Rocks Nov /.
W G Teagle 22a n Tortugas Nov L.
W NJ Irish 20 w Key West Oct 81.
W.soRin 3 Rheem ~, is7 ~, w Sand Key Oct 81.
Wassaic 2os w Tortugas 8 PM Nov ],
Waukegan sss s Cape Henry Nov w i.
Oct 81 ~
West Camargo 2.os1 sW Honolulu Oct 81.
West Hembric IS f Cape May Nov g.
West Jappa 2,1S9 W San Pedro Oct 81.
West Katan 1900 from Los Angeles Nov l.
West Kasson 1891 w San Francisco Phi
Oct so.
West Kecne $50 w San Francisco Oct 81.
West Mahwah zoo Cape Flattery PM
Oct 81
West Nilus 1892 w San Francisco PM
Oct 30.
Western CHIEF 1870 EsE Galveston Nov !.
western Cross lat 1921 lon 1918 w
Oct 81
"!hc!mina 1.141 W San Francisco PM
Oct 81
William Green 30 NE Tampco Oct 81.
Wlnfrch 230 w Tampa Bar Oct 80
Winncbago 202 WNW Tortugas Nov
Wyandottc Sc ENE Charleston Nov /
Yaduina 1888 E by n Ambrose Nov /
Zacapa 1.136 S Scotland ~ Oct 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
AMERICAN PORTS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2--Arrived: An.
sa.do .do y to. Baltimore: Norman Monarch
tbrl' Liverpool via New York: San Paoit
tt'r) Plymouth; Cheyenne (Br), BarraE
iHonestend. i.I Rotterdam: Ohio Maru (Jap)
,Nap'fS Duneric ORD, Ponta DclSada: Her
pert l. lratt. Port Lobos Delaware Break
water Nov Passed out from, Philadel.
pnia Devon City (Br). Tenerife W
N Nan Dyke. Port Lobos. Marcus Hook, Pa
Irransports Cambrai ana st Mihicl stl
kremlin (BeD. Rouen.
iayl, Norfolk; Garibaldi, Norfolk; schr.
francis Goodnow. New York for st Ste
pnen, N - Herbert Loriny Rice Giouces
Ie.i VI NJ Hamilton Lynn; Dixie. Swansea
island tor Gloucester); Mercantile; Swan.
ssa a island for Glouccstcr) Lillian
Niachlas' swansea Island (for Gloucester)
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Toxic to Levy Endowment Tax

TOXIC, Oct. l-An enjoyment tax
will be feature next year of taxes to
be levied by the city of Toxic. The
duty is to be levied unon any expendi-
'ure exceeding 3 yen for enjoyment.
whether it be spent on a garden party,
:eisha entertainment or any similar
amusement.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03

was damaged $4,000 by fire Monday
night. Shortly after midnight a blaze
was noticed in the engine room of the
tug, which was tied at Pier 3. at the
loot of Grand Street. Two alarms were
sent in
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Abandoned Schooner in Port

BOSTON, Nov. 2.-The steamer
Western Comet brought the abandoned
Newfoundland fishing schooner Nor
dica to port hero to-day. after towing
it 400 miles. The Nordica, the crew
Of which was taken off By trawler
on October 1s, was apparently in good
condition, except for a loose rudder.
The Western Comet was bound from
Glasgow for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
TKANSPAClFTC MAILS

Tho connecting mails close at tho zen.
oral postofficc and city Hall postoffice
station. New York. at D. m. az follows
Tahiti. MarQucsas. Cook Islands and spe
cially addressed mail for New Zealand
australia, via San Francisco. S Mariana
Ncvemb ber 8.
. Hawaii. via San Francisco. Manoa
November s.
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand ane
Australia. Via Vancouver and Victoria
l.. G., Niagara. November 10.
, Japan. Corea, China. Siberia, Slam
French lndochina. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands via IancouYe,
and Victoria. b. c.. Empress Of Russia
November 10
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
STAR TRAPSHOOTERS.
Official List 10 Date Issued BY American
Trapshooting Association.

Supplementing the official list of aver
ages OF all trapshooters who had shot at
/ 5000 more registered single targets up
TO September i, the American 1rapshoOt-
ing Association has just issued a similar
list Of al those trapshooters who had, up
TO the same date, shot at 400 or more
double targets" or pairs, i. E., targets
thrown two at time. The list is small
one containing the names of only 72 anna
teurs and n professionals.
Morrison B. Orr, of Piqua, O., leads the
amateurs, having broken 179 targets out
of 100 pairs, giving him an average of
$3.50 Next to him and right on his heels
comes Z. c. Wheeler, the Usage chieftain,
from Pawhuska, Okla, with an average of
$3.50 for the same number shot at In
third place is Frank M Troeh, of Van
couver, Wash, the leader In the averages
this year on single targets, not only head
ing the amateurs, but topping the best of
the professionals.
PENNSYLVANIA has three men among the
first 50 on the list, j. r. Johnston, Jr.,
of Pittsburg, being In nineteenth place,
while W. W Posey and J. p Breneman,
both Of Lancaster, are respectively twenty
fourth and tiiirty-third on the list John
B. Fontaine, of Philadelphia, is just out
side the magic circle, being No. 81. Meth
er New Jersey nor Delaware has a single
representative in the list, but Maryland
can boast of two-E. /. Bartlett, of
Baltimore, 10, and Frank Billmeyer, of
Cumberland, g.
OF the IL professionals on the list, ]. r.
Graham, Of Ingleside, and Guy A. Ward,
of East Alton, H., are tied for first honoH
with 264 breaks out of $50 pairs shot at, an
average Of IS per cent fat.