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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-14
GLOVER CALF CLUB OF WEST
II GLOVER

GLOVER CALF CLUB OF WEST
n GLOVER
Entertained Parents and Friends at
Its Achievement Day. A Big
Year Ended and Another Big
ger Year Planned.
The Glover Calf club of West Glow
er entertained fathers and mothers
and friends Wednesday night, Mo-
vember 3Oth. The meeting was in
the form of a club meeting with re-
ports by the officers and stories by
the members for the first of the pro-
gram. The club work song, "Old
mcdonald Had Farm" was sung by
all the members. Stories from the
members incluedd calf, poultry. pig
and garden projects The Girls club
gave report of their work following
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-14

Gals, and either heat
or cool as the case
may be, and we get
a host of other COM
pounds described
as interme di a IS S.
Although some Of
the crud S and
many of the in
er m e d iates are
u S c full as such,
the real develop
ment begins with
the chemical treat
ment Of the interme-
dates. With many
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-14

released By institute Of American Business New YORK;
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-14

minute only nine days left g. shop Coos going fas
stock. $50 to 500 discount 1t Is opportunity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-14

Watches, Jewey Sllvervale and other goods crowded
ses whcn dispose Of Purchase some of our odd
h lad meal folks fruit forks etc, they
tnily for 6enerstion Chess containing 20 pieces of
IONS, va i,e $40 lG price $500. You find
right ting for cv61, cre. few additional suggestions
u. Besaes preyfGlN mentioned articles let suggest
ok racks dolls dishes field and opera glasses con
cups e,ther GOODS o every variety including the latest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
SPIDERS WILL FACE SPEEDY
TEAMS ON GRIDIRON IN 1922
Lafayette One of Few indicated EIevens This Sea.
son. to BE Most Formidable Opponent-PIay -Four
Games at Home With Old Rivals

The University OF Richmond foot
ball schedule for 1922 is about com
pletcd. and on paper is much
stronger card than last fall. when
the Spiders played their stlnest pro-
gram.
Next fail there will be three and
possibly four now names on the Spi-
ders' schedule. and all OF these will
be elevens OF strength Chief among
them are Furman University Univer-
s!ty OF Maryland ana probably La
fayctte. The two former clcvcns will
be played on two-ycar contract
basis. while Athletic Director Dobson
last night wired the Easton. Pa, Of
ficials that If suitable financial mr.
rangcments can be made the Spiders
VIII be glad 10 accept the offer made
them in letter yesterday from the
Pennsylvania school
Meet Lafayette September 30.
In event the local and Lafayette
heads can come to an agreement the
University OF Richmond will play Il
nine-gamc schedule. going North for
the Lafayette game September 80.
Three dates were offered the Spiders,
but since the rest Of the Red and
Blue schedule has been made up. Sep
TENDER 30 Is the only possible chance
Tor the intcrscctionai game.
In Furman, the Spiders will! meet
Carolina. u title held by the "Pur-
pie hurricane" for the past two
years. This was gained through vic
tories over Clemson, University OF
South Carolina and Citadel. The
same eleven held University Of Gcor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Trout ARE DYING FROM
POISON. IS ALLEGATION

. art "arden =. II Newman. Of
- '.9HniE has sen, 70 the Dc
~; Sc; .. !n!a.d Fishsries q ,uIcn-
20 tp-@irrsn of game trout. ali.ynd
h1'-- Drer killed ~ chlorine emD.
80 stacy Creek through the
- - :. ZEN o! TIE SOuthwestcrn
ss- i'os;itzi - Iarlon. which emu
80 the north FORK Of The E1I
s,.A ::-Ts'- The gam. warden re-
thsi al CORN the HclstOn RIy-
-"ffHc= and thousands II nh
len ~ the Pollution.
.Ai;.s = being invcstiga,ea
- D'rarirA"nt ot Cam. ana IN
go -snt:t.s, bit ~ one stat. Ne
- meat has ~ aIthprlty 70 prosG-
-ts i-'Hite- STATE Geu;lrtrntni mo
..h.fl+s Department has called tho
sttsh''Da II the hospital authorI,t.s
10 ne matter. aat asked tacui 10 ~.
ING :,pl!-tirn. "'DP
J.. sai1 that Tho aag!erx ri ina,
~ thc Stat" arc up in arms
arf food ash. ""'''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
CO. C T|GHTENs HOLD
ON Blues COURT TITLE
Defca, Company ID by Score
Of 81 to 10 i'll Fast
Game.

Company c last night ci!nchcd the
championship in the intercompany
basketball league OF the Blues Eat
TALON, when they defeated Company
y in a fast and hard-tousi!t game by
tho score OF 81 TO 1e.
The contest was OF arst-class cal
ibcT, and WED with any college game
seen here in recent years. The two
teams were evenly matched. and each
put UP a good gh;. The contest was
: toss-up until the whistle blew
marEing the end OF the tussle.
The basEet-shooiing of Smith and
the brilliant floor work of Holiday.
the old john Marshall High School
star. were the outstanding features
OF the game. Jennings showed good
form in shooting FOULS. while j.
hlise Melted many baskets from the
floor.
The lineup:
Company &. Position Company d.
iiolladay. right forward .Struman
smith .......ieft forward. j. Kiise
.iprner.-.. center ....G. Kliae
Markham. ....left guard. Jennings
Summary: Substiutions-Dud for
Denote: Crcath for Jennings. Field
goals-Holladay CO. Smith (5). Hor-
ner 30, J. k!isc 90. owens CO. Foul
goals-Holiaday !; out OF II: Jen-
uigs. out OF s. Referec-Marrin
tTerminaD. Scorcr-Su,ton ~. ".
II. - Timekccp cr-Prlddy 81. VI.
II. 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
MOORE: 0UTPO|NTS BUFF,
SAYS NEWSPAPER CRITIC
Bantamweight Champion Out
fought by Memphis Fighter,
Is Their Opinion.
[By Assoc!ntcd Press !,

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Dec. l5.-pat
Moore. OF Memphis. defeated johnny
BUN. onntamweiYht champion of the
world, In ten-round no-decisIon
contest here tonight, according to
newspaper critics at the rinEsidc.
Moore boxed cautiously al long
range In the first round, and Bun
had difficulty I'm landing. In tho sec
phu. Moore untntentionally landed "A
,oW punch, and buT winched with
PAIN but continued without protest.
bur set the pace In the third round
ana crowded into Moore in the fourth
forcing tho Memphis bantam to re-
treat. bnf. apparently. had the bet
Yer OF the exchanges. connecting SOL
i4ity. while MOorc's punches did not
seem TO be effective. Moore did most
OF the lighting in the NTH. and hjs
puzZ'!ng styic bothered Buff In tho
sixth. but the honors were fairy
even.
Moore had Bur bleeding at tho
twice to the champion'e once. and
nuti9uRht tue champion In tho eighth,
iahdihg halt dozen punches In sue
cession without a return.
sun fought back furiously in the
ninth. but Moore continued TO Mic
up points with Il fusilladc of rights
ana let's. Buff tried desperately to
put over finishing punch in the
tenth. but Moore danced out OF dan
ger and continued TO pile in punches
as he pleased.
Both were underwcight when they
jumped ON the scales at 3 y. NJ Moore
sealed ZIG l-2 and Buff ll3 -. The
crowd .eil short OF expectations. the
attendance being about 1000.
$1,000 and and .i FsSep'' sre w Se,wssn
nntecd $4,000. with privileges Of as
per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
LEAGUES SPLIT ON
FEWER CONTESTS
Americans Favor Move. but
Nationals Are OPP
posed.
LANDS VOTE DECIDES
Baseball Arbitrator Casts Bal.
lot. Breaking Deadlock
on Question.
LANDS VOTE DECIDES
tgv Assoclated Press !

NEW YORK. Dec, i5.-Mnior league
baseball owners. in joint meeting to-
day.votoG TO rc-cstahlisn tho seven
same world series, instead Of the
nine game series IN effect FOR the last
three years.
American Gcague club owners wcro
unanimous for the change. while Ma
ti,.,r:i LcagI. uagnatcs 'ptai, 10 J
against II. InaSmuch as under a
5oint agreement. each league has only
one vote, Commissioner Lands, who
Is authorized 10 cast the deciding
ballot III case Of . tic. voted for the
scven-gane series.
The Chicago Cubs, alone OF the Ma
tioaal League clubs, "oted III favor
Of Tie shorter series.
The late meeting was given Owe.
almost entirely to Il discussion Of the
draft and it's restoration upon an
equitable basis. Several roughly for
mulated plans were submitted 10 the
advisory council, which has been
called into a special meeting tomor-
lrent satisfactory 10 both minors and
uajorS" Should the advisory cour-
~ ADOPT plan tomorrow. II Will be
submitted to the minor leagues con-
Walsh Made I-rni-c.
Ed Walsh. star hurler OF spit balls
III other days. and only recently man
aSer Of Bridgeport; in tho Eastern
League was added to the American
Leagues staff % umpi.es. Walsh
VIII lee the ninth man o: the staff. and
viii be employed as supernvre-ary
until he qualities rs an Al aro!ter.
oscar Witt, Former Red SoI third
Uasoman. obtained BY the Beds over
;hc waiver route, was sold 20 the
salt Lake City club. o: which Ducy
Lewis is boss. The price was not
announced.
cobb Wants shortstop.
The moveme1; Of TETus r. ceab.
reach" were .mpeded by fusser
iopcoat. hut he managed 10 get
around 90 the dice.ent conferences.
Iyrus said he wanted . sho-tstop
.u- that - appeared as 1; the mar
Ezt :o- shor, nclocrs was closed 10
Linz Sic offered Veach and Dauss
md maybe some casa" TO ihe Red
= 10Y E-tc-e;t Scott
5ut Ike Sox wanted : shorts,op in
Tae; c9hb lra Miller H1ggiua, Of
ta EGrkHe& Eol tossthe. ana ar
Arz@G sc.s'rs whe-st? the Yam
se. -p-.6 set N--ch and Dzuss
-c- 1t-t:cst sand Jchrny MITCHELL
--c -Jzoss ~ Eus-o- far Everett
1911 aaj t-z-s-.- tf- .ztI.v u -.
---s iui t---th--c happened 70
49, i-z-s N&E--- z25 Eay:a a.
-,------ - 1--a-cs Zeal El,a Coz.
~. A-k.c through TE.-: the Tigers
.I-sr .-t NE ses:s4css @. T.e L.rz-
= SHE at 4. - do not re;
2 ID '--yl -c-S en- ~ TuEl5 - a.
'1r-e - .E@irE4E s-c- zt-sr yu- -
g-ne z9ass- g-srue o5esa,. ~. e.
f--rae llt- .ola; conference t5oc--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
INDIANS HAVE many .B|G|
QU|NT GAMES SCHEDULE
Clash With Builders Cancel,
Due to Death of Pro.
fcssor Crimes
iCSbUF VrIInCS,
Especial to The T,mes-pIspa,ch,

Especial to The Times- DIsn,,o,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Dec ~
The basketball gamo scheduled "
prayed tomorrow night be,wee, "
nam and Mary College and Newn,
News shipyard quint. has been raj,
OH owing to the death of Prot..,
10Y Grimes. OF tho collep. ,,o,,,
|iasses were suspended today.
Six homo games ana Gvc
nprohn' with contests pcndinp ,.,
V. 4. i. and Clemson College n1. ~
rldeu FOR IN the basketball sch.I,
announced today by James G.. DRY,
professor of physical education.
WIN inc potsponing OF the Ne,
port News shipyard game, the Ind,
Iuint will not engage a rival NO :,
III after the Christmas holLJav. ~
schedule follows:
january l0-GcorCc w,,b,
University. Washington. '.
~, January li-Gallaudot collcd
w rlnuaTy ,i--prldsewa'er corca
January l5-Randolph. Maco, r.
lcgc. Ashland. ~
January ls-University Of y'Irrin
charlottesville. "si''
January 23-Unlon Thoo,o,r /.
Seminary. Williamsburg.
January 26-Hampden- sidney cJ
ieEe., williamsburg. y
February i-Univcrsity OF MI
mond, Williamsburg. -"
February ll-Randoiph- Mace, ~,
lego. Williamsburg. -
February lS-Univcralty OF Ri,l
mond. Wcsthampton.
renruary 2:-Loyola College, wi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Play Furnnn University.

gia TO close scorc and whipped
Davidson decisively.
Play Furmnn University.
Furman is given n schedule as n
member OF the ). l. y. r.. which next
fall NIL observe the rules and regu-
lations OF that organization. among
which are the freshman rule and the
migatory rule.
The contest with the University OF
Maryland. October {. will be OF es-
pecial interest since the Marylanders
play both Yale and Princeton later In
the season. Richmond will go TO
Maryland in 1929. and Furman will
come hers that year The absence
Of Davidson from this years sched-
uie il due to a conflict in dates. and
the Wildcats are to be back in 1923
In addition To the contest under
negotiations with Lafayettec. the
University OF Richmond will play the
following clcvens:
October university OF Maryland.
at Stadium Field.
October ii-virgin!a, at Charlottcs-
Vile.
October ei-Roanokc College. at
Stadium Field.
October 2s-Furman University, at
Grcenvilic.
November 4-Randolph- Macon, al
Stadium Field.
November 1i-Lynchburg at
Iynchburg tpcnding).
November iS-Hampden-S Sidney, at
Stadium Field.
Thank sgiving Day-William and
Mary. in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Norfolk Plays Local
Soccer Team Dec. 20

The Richmond soccer team.
which IL composed OF the various
followers Of the sport in This city.
has accepted the challenge Of the
.N"iio!H soccer team 10 play Il
game on Christmas Monday, De
ccinber 20, ~ Byrd Park. In order
I. pick team that will be able
l." compete with Tho Port CITY
aggregation, game will he
played Saturday afternoon at tho
rtrr I" select a squad TO repre-
sen; Richmond = return game
vii u" played nt League Park I'm
norfolk on New TcHr'I Monday,
January :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
RICHMOND TO HOLD FINAL
PRACTICE FOR BIC CAME.
Everything Ready for Titanic
Football Clash Between Lo-
calls and Washington.

With today their last opportunity.
10 practice before the great football
clash AT Boulevard Field tomorrow,
the Richmond y. G.. is planning on
stin work out aud plenty OF signal
drills for tn. game with the Wash :
ington Professionals
ltehli.ins that they are to oppose q
team thut Is worthy contendc- for
the title they wish 10 carry. the To-
caia are leaving nothing undone tc,
prepare themselves FOR victory. That
the game Will be hard fought and
iast Is Il certainty. and II stands as
the center of attraction for football
fans in this section.
washington is bringing it's regu-
lar team here tomorrow for the
struggle. Tn. same group of grid :
IRON warriors who We're responsible
Tor the I-to-O defeat or the Indians
III Washington last week, will he on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

.nc mein tomorrow in an effort to
vanGuish the Richmond arpreya,ior
Tne struggle promises to bc n game
o: games. 1t is the deciding battle
OF threc-gamc series. in the other
."V games he teams dividing
h"nors. The winner Of this conflict
can establish itself az the bcitnr
seven. and IL Will go far toward add :
ing To the prestige OF tho victorious
team In next scnson's efforts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

2 - - Va Dec. fs-rua IN.
"a basreiha!l season opener II, +,
a.Eh' II rDrt Defiance. wf,.n IA
',iaN ht"" J ". &. = team Ior, to tbn
. lflSt, Military academy, :. 10 -
> t.'-.i9r. Tor 4. 81. a. made ~ cf
go" - ro.nts. k!Yishan ana
,AIlst Itu plaEcI best for - y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
srwancr tn I.lnr p.n.

=. SEWANEE. TENN. Dec. I5.-1
Sewnncc Tigers have announces
scheduled game with the Cuivers
or fcnnsylrania on October Z. IL
having turned down Il number of
date with Pennsylvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
CENTRE STAGES LAST
PRACTICE FOR GAMES
fny Associnted Prcssl

DANVILLE, KY. Dec. I5.-Ccntrc
COLLEGES indicated praying COL
onels' were slated to have their final
WORK. out today before departing Fri
daE Tor san Diego, Cal. where they
VIII play the University OF Arizona
football team December %. Tho
team went through stiR practice ycs-
terday, Coach Moran having told the
piaycTs That they were not going TO
o.. .s tne.r nrst defeat OF the season
IN the last game because OF oycrcon-
hdcncc.
On tho return trip. the team will
stop In Dallas. Tex. for game with
Texas y. * NJ. January 9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
tNNESSEE WILL PLAY
10 GRID CANES IN 1922

SsS.!A VILE, TENN. Dec. IL
! ss..'s football schedule fn- 10.
,s,'ff>'f>-' Ton regular genes arcnr5-
u Tx Ye Official list announced To-.
- the university uuthori,is,
teorsiA Camp Bcnniig Sinci, 80;
S.a Carson Newman are tho ne;v nd
Liohs. taxing The place OF C,hn;
-SShooGh. Dartmouth ana Flor,da
,tst-stason game with Fiorjda ~,
n.osr Ia Tampa, * pendins le.
rTJ%o Institution. SIy n,
81 e., Erts4 Nh be played a; Lon'o
INC scI5fdulc follows: S,p,erih.,
e. TIIossi iJld Henry. September N
S,rstdi SSl: man; October :, Mn,,s
siir ldi stN9!er IS. Camp Hennimg' n,
;,atsses e$Teg 81. ~ Gins Gsosgia q
,,tlahh Vanderbilt. November ~
sississippi a. u NJ. AT MAmlhl.. No.
ssTs.s 'S Fsa,,,a a !. cynai,anooga;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Reduced Railroad Fares
Account Christmas HOLIDAYS
Via Atlantic Coast Line

Round-trip tickets at one and one
half fares VIII be sold on December
2lht. End. 23rd. .2ith and 2sth. final
UNIT nm, midnight January 18th. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

sia 10 n close sco-c and whipped
Davidson decisively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

Standing of the L~agme.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-11
Maritime Miscellany
New York

May str Pipcstone County fAni). left
this port fer fsottesdatss pessel was re-
Pagtcd having est three biades of pro-
nsllsf anN IN betng tesyed 70 this port ny
che sfi Hinekiey
kEY WEST May 1o--str rsrnum (Amf.
whiGf WAS reported disabled with engine
trouble, arrived here lats yesterday In tow
OF coast guard cutter Talapnosa
rug Hunkey tAul While of American
shoais developed engine trouble. tug was
forced TO cut tow lirfo coast guard cutter
Talapoosa is proceeding to her aid
IlA iiFAX, n 3, May 19--Ths British
liner Carmauia arrived here Tonight from
laFerpooi and Queenstown, and after laud-
lng 20 snadfan passengers resumed her vo@-
aEe for New York Captain stvinE reported
that tnr Csfinanta Dassed through a heaFy
h9ld OF ice south of Cape Race. Many
t8rSe hergs were sighted and the Veasei
wns hsld w by fog aud Ice foF eight houfs.
! ne American freighter Montauk, Of the
Atlantic Transport Company. has lost q
propeller blade 800 miles eft Halifax and
~ making for this port under her own
steam, according to wireless message re
eeived here tonight by ths company q
New York May 0 for London with gen
erai cargo, is expected to reach Halifax
tomorrow,
PENSACOLA. Fla. May l0--The fishing
smack Eeseo arrived to-day with Captain
Ed Scott and five members of the crew OF
the British Schr n +; 4 ssabeau, which was
abandoned in sinking condition April 90
OFT the Mexican coast. The British yesssi
was en- route from Mobile 10 Vera Cruz,
with lumber wneu she ran into q Etorrn,
which opened the
New-York tribune., 1921-05-11
American Ports

BALTIMORE. May f0--Arrtveas sirs
NH M@ru tia). NorGoiE seminole Cruz
Grahae; Lake Gaiata Ponce, etc, As4ta m,
Grsenock aud Dublin. Tonesit. Thames
naven; .koyo Maru tIap), Valparaiso.
sailed: Str Absaroka. Barcelona via New
York.
BOSTON, May 10--Arriyed strs City of
Atianta. Savannah; Munalbro Baltimore;
Edward / Doheny, Tanpico; schoda ok
Manila Qatter two sth). Sailed: Strs
Vasconia (Br) London via New York;
Gloucester. Norfolk and Baltimore. schrs
Barnett Grlng, Newport News; General
George G Hogg. Las Palnas; Grand Turk,
Manolpa, Cuba 0atter three 9thl Vine
yard Haven, Mass, May 1o--Arrived and
sailed: Schrs William Booth. Long Cove
Tor New York; Charles H B1linck, Long
r. Barrett Norfolk for Boston; Ida Glib
SON Port Reading for Islesford; William
Thomas, Fort Reading for Calais
CHARLESTON, May 10--Arrived: str
Lake Elsmere. Boston. Sailed: Bark
Renie Marie Stewart, Baltimore; str
Lenape, Jacksonville.
=, GALVEsToM, May 10--.Arrived: strs
Paiinero; VaIdarno Gtl. civita VecF5ia cfFh3.
SIN: Strs Federal. Rotterdam; Lake shore
cuban ports. Sailed: Str Canadian Ranger
(Br1, Catania-: 10th, Eastern City (Bl)
(Br), Lsith.
JACkSONviLIE. Fla, May i0--Arrived:
Strs Charles E Harwood, Tamplco; How
ard, baltimore; Lenape. New York Sailed.
Strs Lake Faribault, Boston; Arapahoe,
New York; schr Jacksonville, Providence.
EZRA tNorl, Port Barrios; Tuscan. Havana
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May lo-Arrived: !:
Str Crecarrel (Br), Antwerp Sailed strs
Angelo Toao (ft?, Genoa; Waalhaven (Br),
New-York tribune., 1921-05-11
Cleared

str Belveraon (Nor). CAPTAIN Tngers
bretster: Antilla Atlantic Fruit Co.
st Michael; Furness. wjthy & Co.
Str Chan1a fBrl, Captain Jones: Madeira
and Dakar; West India Co.
Str Cretic CBr). Ca ptain Morehouse
Ponte Delsada and Boston White Star
Line.
Str CastelIano tBrl. Captain campbeil.
London via Philadelphia; Furness. Witty
6 Co
Str Kssams f;tor>, CAPTAIN Metcalf;
Singapore; Norton, LILLY & Co.
str Brighton (Nor). Captain Andreason. /.
Port Antonio: Atlantic Fruit Co
Str West Segsovia AMI. Captain Frank {;
Norfolk; sigsbec. Humphrey &C. Co.
Str Crowel! fAm), Captain Crowell; Eos
ton: Eastern S Go.
str Con1us (Aml Captain Boyd; New
Orleans; Southern Pacific Go.
str I'll Alba tAn1>, Captain Burns. Gal
weston; Southern Pacific Co.
str solhaug (Nor) captaln Smith Nor
folk: II Stolt. Netisen &. Go.
Str Troubador tNor}. Captain o Peder-
son; Santos, Kerr Line.
Str renahy tAml Captain Davies Nor
folk: Furnesa, witty & Co.
Str City OF ST. Louis tAm), Captain
johnson; Savannah; Ocean $ co.
Str Dakotan tAn1l. Captain Carlisle
Newport News: Kinsley S S Co
Str West Inskip {Aml Captain jaime.
SON Rotterdam; BLACK Diamond s S Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-11

tDis'ance is given In miles. Reports are
dated al noon uniess otherwise specified ]
A C Bedford s2A sw Ba,,.ras Mav .
Agwisunl 2T4 ENE Tecon1ete Nav a.
Agwiword s Fowey Rocks May O.
arstmfns Are eausa SIS 49, . san psn,a 5sn iSS @ O. May
.Ardmore e5e s San Francisco 8 PM Nav z
Argon l,6ao from San Francisco PM
Arizonan l,lso from San Pedro 8 PM
Assnas 1 tens, 20 = \ M, usyans May ..
Author lat 81 Sc Ion II 90 MAY ..
Aztec i6 Cape Capaveral MAY O.
Ealdhili = y Lobos island May .
Bar taThor geo So Southpass May 0
b*arporf 2,ss2 w Colombia River 5 Pm
a Canfeld ia sw Nantucket L v
May 10.
caianares a5s n r.imon May 9.
csps ps Hs1enrg Lose from San Francisco 3
Carrillo ssa Ambrose May g.
Cerro S, Ebano 9s5 p Tsmpieo May g.
CITY of Alameda T50 Ratteras May 0.
CITY Of Moal gonlery s NE Fry1ng Par
clfswood 1ls ME- st Augustine May 9.
Colombia 2.ii7 from San Francisco pm
eosuIqs esss ssss IS s$E ygn,ss ,y,,, May
Delight 2 4GS from Cape Flattery Phi
Domingo de Larrinaea lat SO IS Ion ~ %
Eastern Ste Admiral pd Cape San Lorenzo S
Eastern Crown o51 S Ambrose May 9.
Edgehlll 80 NE Cape Henry May 10.
ETsley City 1885 from ssn Francisco
EtlInsham sO4 from San Pedro Phi
II oocidcnte 112 wNw Tortugas May ..
hf,,ierprtse 1913 from San Francisco S PM
Esparta 124o y santa Marta May ..
@ Barstow 3 e Jupiter May ..
frank Il Huek 2olo from Port Costa PA,
Garfield 1S1 colon May ..
Golden Golden State 1893 from Honolulu PM
fu,feqast ( lat g q Jon u 81 : AN May 10
tIanley 24o2 $ san Francisco ) PM NAV s
fsnr4 fHsae;hqTsS Y ma,So ilSo ssI Boston May s.
Huxley ttug) lat "a 40 lon so 81 MAY - 3.
iil3ndes ilJle 3s$ from Beliingham $ PM May 9
Ind,anis Iroannis 422 =, Ess Texas City May o
n Danziger 22s w sand Key May 8.
Jaiaps ago San Pedro PM May 9.
kekoskee 81 W Sand Key May 9.
heaaaHecott 80 San Miguel Isle PM
Lake Flagstaff so ssE Point isabel NAV o
! f'a re Frohna 256 z Ambrose May g.
-ansih5 100 from San Pedro PM May 5
I.swis ,is ~ Thurlow 1sp n Jupiter May 2.
1'inon 700 S Boston May 8.
Luoellum pd rrowey Rocks May 9.
n F Elliott 10 e Sand Key May O.
MMatfonis Ms sycd s,d d2s2 =, e Honolulq Pm May I.
Mopfe city $50 SW Panama May g.
Montana zoo NE Tan1pico May 8.
nionttolite 2sS w Sand Key May g.
Munamar 212 Sc Scotland I.V May 10.
Seshooee lat Al 80 lon SO 05 May g.
MN.eewport I2I4 from San Pedro PM May Z
Niie 9ol w Honolulu s PM May E
orcus 3e2 S Balboa May O.
0tho J lat 80 SO Ion Al a May 8.
Pa,ss10i, rParsguay SS So ~ MWinterquarter May 10.
pastoras - n Colon May ..
I, pawiet 4lo W Columbia River PM May 9
| Pleidaes SIG ~ Colon May O.
Point Lobos 2l6 Sc Acapulco lay o.
poiartne 2lO NNW Tertugas May g.
! qua 10 Sand Key May q
Guillota las 20 30 Ion a. 81 May O.
Rapidan 45 e Port Lobos May 9.
Reaper a. Jupiter May .
Royal Arrow 470 from San Francisco s
PM May z.
3 Hunt 81 W Sand Key May ..