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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
LOUISVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Valine. Of Flushing.
were guests Of their aunt. Mrs. Mary
Shepherd the first OF the week.
Mrs Phil. Hunt. Of Bethesda. has re-
turned to her home after n protracted
, stay with her sister. Mrs. Della Fowler
Glen Humphrey Is getting along very
nicely with the fracture Of his collar
bone. which injury he sustained recent
- by the tire Of his bicycle leaving the
wheel while he was riding 1t. throwing
him To the brick pavement. Glen says
the road 10 knowledge seems barred t"
him. as he needs must miss the tinn
examinations at school. while the onrS
prior had TO be foregonc by him on ac-
count az broken arm from which he
was suffering at the time Of the tests.
John Porter was at Wheeling on bust
ness on Saturday.
Edward ioper and son Fred were at
Whc Ainy on Saturday. where the lat
;rv underwent an adenoid and tonsil
operation.
Mrs. Ross Drennen was Wheeling
shopper on saturday.
C.. G. BnwlcS anil family motored TO
Earnt sville on Saturday.
Miss Helen Ecw!ey. OF st. ClairSFiIle'
spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs.
r:rnma Gordon. '''
Miss Mary Lynn. Of Morristown. spent
Saturday with her little friend, Marie
Eowles
MIR. and Mrs. c. P. Hammerle and
6harles Bowlrs and sister. Miss Edna.
made a theatre party TO Wheeling on
Friday.
Dr 7. Y. Drcnnen made a business
trip 20 Wheeling on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neff and dough-
,.rs Sara ard Mary. were guests OF the
yoH 1at
Vile on Thursday.
Mrs 7. h. Clark and daughter Mary.
w." Wheeling Shoppers on Tuesday.
James Grady and wife and son. Ben
iam:n. were at Wheeling on business on
Saturday.
Max Hammerle Is excavating for a
fine ciStern. The concrete work will be
done by Frank McNames.
Little Dorothy Mcbride. Of st. Glars
willie. In the care of Mrs. Mary Mcbride
of that place. recently spent day with
her amt. Mrs J. y. Drennen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Waits and chill
drcn. of Fa!rview. were among friends
in town during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Pogue. &C
compa Mod by Miss Nora williams and
! Park Rogers. were In GAINESVILLE the
last OF the week.
Miss Mary Atkinson and Messrs.
Lawrence Murphy. Walter McPherson
Bruce Refine and Arthur Rowles. at
"nded the marshmallow and wiener
'..ast given by the freshmen class Of
ae st. Clairsville high school at the
home OF James Lyle, Of that place, on
Monday evening.
Mrs. o. A. Orrison and daughter. Mrs.
] Eunice Gregg. and babe, Of Morristown.
! were guests Of the family Of John At
kinson on Monday.
Edmund Brainhall was In Wheeling
on business on Monday.
Mrs. Robert De Long spent a part OF
last week with relatives at Warnock and
Lamina.
Charles Taliman entertained a party
Of friends in his bachelor home on
Wednesday evening. !Thnsc-, present
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church on Monday evening. The enter
tainrrs for the evening being the Gypsy
Girls quartet, which comes highly rec
in ST. Clairsville on Friday.
Eldred Lodge was 4 business caller
her sister Mrs. Clarence Johnston, IN
commended.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
! stonary society met at the home of
Mrs VIM. Broklw on Wednesday. in
the usual all day meeting. The uSua!
! quilting and sewing were engaged in
substantial dinner served at the noon
hour. 4 devotional program was given
, in the afternoon, and resolutions read
in the loss by death Of loved and
valued member, Miss Martha Lee. ThoS"
! present were: Mcsdame Frank Caldwell
! p. Is. Caldwell. J. l.. Doudna. Charles
| Lee, Arthur Harris. Frank Harris. Earl
! Gossctt. John Taylor, James McFarland'
Lee Hays. Vim. Lodge, Ellis Beckett. OH
. yer Moore, Thomas Boyd, Oliver, Taylor
: Lawrence Armstrong. +. NJ. Daniel, VIM.
Merritt. Eldred Lodge. and Misses Ella
Matthews, Anna Daniels, Emily Nichols.
. Edyth Harris, Lois Taylor, and BABY
asset.
! Kew. W. T.. brigham Is conducting a
series Of very interesting cvanEe!lstlc
meetings in the town hall in the south
: end
Miss Sarah Merritt remains IN very
poor health ut her home north OF town.
| John Gossctt and wife have returned
from Collegcport. Texas. where they
were called by the serious illness OF
their daughter. Mrs. Walter Wilkinson
They arc glad to report her condition
somewhat improved since undergoing
nm opcration, and the threatened tubcr'
! cular trouble seems not TO have ripened
as yet.
Gideon Poe and family who lately re-
turned from the oil fields Of Texas are
I ,,.... III. ~frsts Of relatives Al Glover
Gap, w. Va.
f. $50. ,u...:, from cancer of Mrs. Mary
Crcgar. on sunday evening, released
Icing suffering and patient spirit. ehe
was serenty-four years OF age AMI hao
made her home with her daughters
Mrs, VIM. Williams, since the dcath OF
her husband, Anothony Crcgar' hltec'
wears ago. The body was taken on Mon
day to q Wheeling morgue. from whcre
II was taken on Thursday 10 -imster'
dam for burial.
! The deceased was 4 woman OF S'rohE
! christian character. Naiued Tielhoc.
Of the Presbyterian church ana loNto
! nv all VINO knew ntT, hut ''l'N ''''': 80
i the home circle will she be missed where
her presence always bore the rruit 81
love and kindness,
Miss Doris Mcpherson, StuGent at
Muskingum, spent the week END WIN
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. U. NC
I,hcrson. She was accompanied by t"o
/ classmates, Miss Helen Burns OF
| Snarta. H.. and Miss Jessie Anderson,
OF StcubcnviIlc. Ohio. They report tha'
7 Knox Montgomery. president or inc
institution, is confined TO his nome o!
a case Of carbuncle. .,,.
Miss Mary Stofel. of st. ClairSVihc
vas the week end guest OF her rricna
Margaret Gummcrc, of tho post ottlce
force here.
! r. ". Mcpherson, of Akron. was
visitor here the first OF the week
Mrs. Emily ElerIck and son. Charles
are both confined to their home from
congestion OF the lungs.
. Mrs. Emmcrtt Nmundson is lmpro'-
ing after an attack Of illness.
The .horn sheep surely do go "shlfer-
ing by" from the hands OF the sheare'
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MAJORSVILLE
Charles Frye.

Charles Frye. = We! known mechanlc,
>,sxSc; ryav ut tia family home II
>t;rsy%v!l.c. Friday. Apri. y. l".'o"''S;
n short illness from pn"un"NN' "un
heart trouh.r. NJ. Fry" IS survivor ~
his wife formerly Miss Emma steward.
nd Tonr sons. Win'"m and Eiward. or
washington. Pa; Raymond. OF HreSS-
Vile. and Carlton. 1T home.
E,,naral sorry ices were hold SUNDAY
orr.rnnon az ;hr ere >v:le rhurCh'
Re-. EiSgs officiating. in;crmHnt al
tn. IIope ccm"icrH.
Joshua i;,:1'r. vi latkt"wn. Is most
serjcu>l,. IN At the home OF ms nephew
.Irh6mGs Holmes.
c,"~, Il" = Tuesday night.
Mr. and. Mrs King. oi Washington
.,,,,.n, e, rrw DIS win III" lattcT'S par
rnt$. ,.,o..
Re- Jacob Rublr. 81 %",' M"AaHd""'
xo.nt Monday with hi br",hrr. Joshua
l;uhl.. "hr IS Ill.
Mor,n, Jam. thu small Iougn;e" OF
Mr. and Mrs. John pinSm"r". "I I'nr-
bins VA Is rg." i'll from thF""'
trouble.
Mss Annie and Alta Atkinson and
Mat. willie Atkinson sen SNP"HN
with NJ. and Mrs. Eli ii"'ri* OF GRO"
Mil.
TIL" -: !orS' Vie W. - ''''.' ''''
tairl ,n.:. c,i-ud~ saturday "r"rinS
,.',i ., c,hr nj ir.' "r"aH S"r'al. Nu-
.ir and dancing were -" a"iHS"m"niS
r ,nr n,ru:r. I'r-cN"lS {" '"' hN''I
10 n"rcNa-r lmral'nrrnai.' tH' M ~ =
W-:y ,"rnuonS AID 'Lm''H. OF
rutrS,:l'r. spent Sunday "I'h Ny, an"
Mrs.. YIN. Elder.
Mr. and Mrs. l.,Ni" MrN."rn MI '.''-
dcen mo'or"rl 20 M"unINH'i', Son,hN
who, ,h.v visited their .';S'"r. Mrs.
Be- Sic Games.
Ms Mvr;.. Slri"Nlin. M" ln:"'i'-
-s,.pr..r ,.orrcspon,lsnt rom Dallas. has
he.n cute H. for The pas; fortnight
from rheumatism. caused by intHrt'H
tnrsilS IN operation was performed
H"t,:r'',y ~ nc Wheeling A"Sni'"' WI"
.,. nor, 40 :, rn-:iri':.' ""coVerr.
Nr and Nc. L,,uc- Archer AMI
,.-h..r... 81 Vlolr. sp.n, Sunday with
'-~:. E.larrih Archer.
,;r.:. -. ". Campbell and son. Ar
- NJ Elm ,:rn"r. Visited bloomfield
'..'S Tuc>,'t>.
- ... ,,d Mrs r:zei>inl Chichester and
t,nrrv. wr~% gu"<,s OF Mr.. and Mrs.
v:r.in. rr Woodruff. from Sun
% Tue ~day.
!. md q. *. Harsh 81 Washing
.....,, M, Weekend - ihr J. +. Al
cops"
.-d Mrs. C'har'"s r!r;'"- and sons
rd"v with Grry>v:llc friends.
,fr. and Mrs. Ear, B.rd o Washing
were over sunday guests OF Mrs.
d. pareuts at Dinsmore.
No mater what YOU want = VIII sac
rpo0ay TO l\TFI.
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HAMMOCK
Missionary Meeting.


The Ladies' Missionary society or the
Presbyterian church. ais" several guests
were delightfully."- entertained by MrS'
William BrokaW and Mrs. j. F.. Doudna
at the home Of the former on Wcdnc.,-
day The morning was spent In qulltlnt
for Mrs. Doudna, AMI the picclng "t
squares for a quilt, which when finish ed
and quilting done on same Will Dc lor
sale by the society. After the serving
Of dinner by the hostcsses. the dcVo-
tional hour was held. and the program
carried out, with Il short business meet
iny M" ,hcSrfose. The. leader chosen Tor
IN. afternoon being Miss Emily Nichols
Death Of Citizen.
Mrs. CrrGor. better known as Grand.
mother Crcgor. aged rs years, who hes
been in ailing health for long tim"
passed away at the home Of her dauhh-
ter. Mrs. William Williams, on Monday
morning. she having made her nome
with her daughter and family. TIE
body was taken to the Wilson Brothers
Undertaking parlors in bridgeport where
it was prepared for burial. being taken
to Amsterdam on Thursday morning
where funeral services were held at 5
O'Clock with intermcnt in nearby
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Gossett return
ed to their home at this place the latter
part of the week. after an extensive
visit with their daughter. Mrs. Walter
Wilkinson and family, in Collegcport
Texas. Leaving Mrs. Wilkinson slowly
recovering after her recent illness ard
operation.
Mrs. Eldrci Lodge was the guest NJ
st. Clairsville, on Friday. having attend.
ed the meeting Of the Modern Priscilla
club, which Mrs. Johnston was enter
tanning in the afternoon.
The O'co mine school. which is stu
ated on the west side Of town. closed Il
very successful term Of school on last
Friday, with Miss Olive Taylor Of Lef-
fcrty as teacher. This being In Union
township, and has only the eight
months. not having the extra month as
the Wheeling and Richland township
schools, as the other local SCHOOLS have
Several from this vicinity being repre-
scntativcs from the Uniontown United
Presbyterian church and the local Pres
byterian church. attended mrriinS
held in the Presbyterian church In 8:
Clalrsville. the first of the week. deir-
gates being present from all over the
county. being in the Interest or tine
federation Of the churches OF tho coua
ty. A movement which Is In proSres
all over the state at the present time.
The last number of the lecture cour"c
will be held in the local Presbyterian
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ST. MkRYS

M"sda mos John McComas, Joe Will
liams and c. F. Ruttencutter left Friday
morning for MorgantowD. where they
will visit their daughters, who are at
tending school there.
Mesdames r. H. Triplett and r. W.
Russell were shopping in Parkersburg
on Tuesday.
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were Misses Ruth Murphy, Sylvia Ba-
ker. Edith Mcpherson. Ina Humphrey,
and MessYs Walter Mcpherson. willard
George Lawrence Murphy and Charles
Tallman.
The members of the X. II. Hand will
give an entertainment in the near flu
ture.
The ]. o. c. class will he entertained
at the home Of Mrs. l.. f.. Bramhall on
Friday evening. A program will be
given and lunch served.
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CAL)Iz

Mrs. l.. r. Keglar Of Eyria Is herc
xislting Mr.. and Mrs. 4. \. Tresse!.
Or. and Mrs. o. II. F1nnical and son
Robert wero visiting Columbus rela-
Nfa. Huiiihen Quarter OF Wheeling
was visiting her mother Mrs. Charles u
49, Sandarson Of Tiltonville was here
sof \ brief visit with his sister Mrs. +
q, Hamilton. $500, -.
NJ. elisabeth MeaIey Is home from
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University Cadet Corps
Given Annual Inspection

Morgantown. w. Va. May s.-The
annual inspection Of the cadet corps Of
West Virginia university was held here
Thursday and Friday of this week by
Col. Robert J. Fleming OF the United
States army The cadet corps now has
almost go men in its ranks, and in ad-
lition to the commandment. Captain
Harlan Mumma, two other regular army
CAPTAINS and a number Of non-commis-
stoned officers are stationed here az
instructors,
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RRoxrRs srAx1 Assparuz

Special to The Intelligenccr. -
Clarksburg. ". Va. May 6.-Barham
Lewis & Turner. Inc. a grain brokerage
concern, today made an assignment for
the benefit of creditors. V. r. Hoffman
Of the local credit adjustment buread
was appointed trustee. Debts are re-
ported $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-01-03
SAILED.

strs Rochelle CBD. E7moico. Brilliant.
do. Panaman. Alexandria via Norfolk: Rayo.
Port Arthur HoNbar, Lobos.
Strs Aztec, Palo Blanco: 1fisko, Port 1.o-
folls.
Sailed let. str Narta. s, Thomas.
TIE corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 90 sea leveD ~ New York on sun
day, Jan .. 1921, at AN. as reported by
the United states Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nne aud eighty hundredths t2o.s0)
inches. Thig closely appruximateq sever hun
dred and fif.y-rlS and uinc-tcntns (TJJ.W
mililmeterT. Captains cf all vssselg now
lsing in OF near tho ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advaaiageouriy uSe the above
official data Tor cbAcr'iuW whether their
own baroneters require aAy considerable
correction or adju 'mrn:
Wind n. sandy HocI. 3 m. 81 IS miles
clOudy. moderate stp.
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RIO GRANDE. Dec 2s--Arrived. str East
ern shore. New York and Ecwpors News
RIO JANEIRO. Dec So-Ati!ved. str No
liere fBr) New York.
ROTTERDAM. Dec 2G-Arrived. strs F'ert
GtaD Phila adelphia; Grelisle (Br). Philadel-
phia; Lake Fill.on: Norfolk VIA Bristol.
Sailed 30fh, str carsnco. baltimore.
Sailed 18th, str Otho. baltimore.
sT LUCIA, Dec sO--sailed. str Thespis
ST NAzAIRE. Dee 9s--Arrived, str Uta-
sAVONA, Dec o5--Ar-ivcd. str Larpo
QtaO, Philadelphia.
Arrived gath, str Middlesex, Norfolk.
Sailed aist. strs Titanta Qtal. Hampton
Roads; Path. Royal (Nor). New, York.
SHANGHAI. De- 3g-Arsiged. SIR West
Islip. San Francisco.
SHIELDS, Dec 3f-Saiied. str Gudrun
Maersk (Dan, Hampton Roads.
Sailed Both, str Nurtureton (Br). Hampton
Sailed sist. str Faxen Csw), New Orleans.
SPEZIA. Dec 27Arrived, str War Begun
TRiEsTE, Dec 2s-Arrived. str Monte
TURKS ISLAND. Dec 20. AM-saned. str
Javary. New York.
VALPARAIso, Dec 25-Arrlved, strs Re
naico (ChiD. New York: 26th. Lake Fam
bush. New Orleans; Clyde Maru (Jap),
Newport News.
Arrived 23d, str Ebro (Br). Callao. &c.
VICTORIA. Be. Dec 3o--Sailed. str Tala-
ralite tBrl. Lobitos.
vIGo, Dec 30-Arrived. str Black Arrow
WELLINGToN. Dec 2s-Arr.ved, bark
Manurewa (Br), San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA, Dec 2S--Arrived. str Empress
OF Asia (Br), Vancouver.
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NICARAGUA DELAYS
UNION OF REPUBLICS
Objects to Action on Bryan
Chamorro Treaty.

SAN SALVADOR, Republic OF Saliva
dor, Jan. 2.--The signing OF the pact
creating union OF Central American re-
publics, which has been the subject Of
discussion at the Central American
Union Congress at San jose. Costa I;ica,
has again been delayed through the bolt
ing OF the Nicara guam delegation. wno
OF the last moment objected TO the clause
dealing with the Bryan-Chamo-ro treasy
between the United States and Mica
agua.
The Nicarsg,ians. In accordance with
their instructions. declared that the
clauac referring 20 conventions con-
cluded with foreisn nations by the Cen
trail American Sta.es was opposed TO
their views.
In final draft. az revised. this clause
although not mentioning the Bryan-cha-
MORO treaty satisfied the Nicaraguan
proposal, K IL understood. and at the
same time was acccptable TO the other
states. II pledges all States to the full
fillnlent OF their international obligations
entered into with foreign nations. With
reference 20 the Dryan-Chamorro treaty
Il merely says that Il II not n perfected
Instrument until revised by the United
states Senate in way that win not at-
feet or interfere with the interests and
r. ,hts of Salvador Honduras and Costa
Rics.
N.careg.u haa l.ntil .rsuuary q IN
which 10 make known It's decision
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FIUME DICTIONARIES
STRIPPED OF ARMS
Will Begin Leaving Town
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ships
Depart To-day.
q, ne .issoeiared l.res,

rr1xsrr. Jan. The provisional
Government Of Fiums began to disam
the legionaiies to-day. Regulars win
cater the city tonight to COZ cet the arms
,alscn from the soldiers. All OF DAN
nurziu's sA;ps VIII leave the harbor Of
rlume tomorrow and VIII be taken to
poia.
within i've diys none Of the poets
troops with whom he held Fiume for
sixteen months. will remain. and all
arms IN the city win be turned over TO
ital'- The I, ,gionaries will begin 10
leave the town on January and viii
travel IN relays OF goo each on special
trp'ns. All the iegionaries VIII be en-
rolled WITH their original units during
tho next few days.
TIE regulars tib will conduct the
liquidation OK D'Annunzio's armed
strength Will work as quickly as pos
sitle so as to establish tnc Independent
state Of Fiumc at once. The provisional
Government s. expected 10 hold a ne7v
election as SOON as order has been re-
stored ond all DICTIONARIES have left the
town. Fiima r. stu isolated from the
word anu ths military authorities are
eHercisirg closest SUI veillancn on those
trying to evade the guards.
DAnnur zio will rot remain Ia Italy
following his retirement as head OF the
'Iiegercy OF Quarnero." Il IL asserted
here. In we'll informed circles II ls de-
clared he will go to Rome where hc
will place I'm the hands of the King all
medals given him during the war. in
Guiding the gold medal for valor. the
highest italian decoration. and then
leave the country.
Delegates from the Fiume Council
did their utmost to induce Gen. Cavig-
liza, In command os italian Government
troops in Dalmatia. to allow the poet
soldier 70 leave Fiumc at tho head OF
HIS legionaries. but the General stern
~ refused
Exchange OF prisoners taken during
the lighting at Fiumo began to-day. 1863
regulars being surrendered and 100
legiouarles being returned 90 I7iuine.
order IL being maintained IN the city
by special police organized BY the Ma
tionai Council. while tho italian Govern
ment has offered special detail Of
soldiers. should their services be re-
quircd
Gabrie ario d'Annunzio. the poets son.
tried to enter Fiume yesterday after
noon. lie was accompanied by Gino
Deri journalist, who attempted to
get him through the lines. but he was
discovered by regular forces. They
turned him back. threatening TO arrest
him II he tried to evade guards sent
with him.
The New York herald., 1921-01-03
SERBIA BREAKS UP
RADICAL GROUPS
Communist Headquarters Raid
ed at Belgrade and Scores
Put in Jail.

EfLosADE. Jan. ! (delayed5 The
ee~bian Government is dealing rigor-
ous:y with the Communists. who have
been active throughout the country OF
late. Members OF the radicni organize
items are being arrested ia scores. The
conmunists' headquarters in belgrade
has been r.sdea and the occupants seat
70 jall. a number OF incriminating
docu,uents ere said 60 have been dis
covered in the headquarters including
tic outlines OF a plot 70 assassinate for-
mer premier vesnitch and three other
members OF his cab!ne;.
All the Communist newspapers in Bel
grade sAgrani. Loubliano and Sarajevo
have been suppressed and soldiers are
nafrolIng tho streets OF Degrade. There
have been labor disturbances IN mauy
sections of Jugo- Slav.a. and the Govern
mont has issued stringent ordets for The
summary punishment - those 2ctive N
g.rikc movements
The Prince Regent signed q decree
lussaiisng the new t'shiiet with NJ.
Nkoin pschitcii - Premier and MN
hter OF Foreign Affairf.
The ether member OF tie Cabinet
follow VI. 1'riflsovitz. Minister OF jus
tee AL DraciIovtci. Minister or In
tericr and tenpora rily Of Public Works
M. Kosta Stoyanovitch. Minister OF
Finance: Yottsa Jovanovitch. Minister
Of Communication NJ. Plibitchevitcd.
Minister Of Education Jovan Volizar
Jankovitch. Minister OF Agriculture NJ
Krizman, Minister OF Mines and Of For
cstr: Gen. Branko Jovanovitch. Minis
ter OF war Siaylto Mylevitch, Minister
Of Posts and Telegraphs an temporarily
of Public Health: NJ Kokevetz. Min
lister Of Welfare and temporarily Min
istsr of Food Nikola Cuzounov'trh,
Minister OF Agrarian Reforms. and
MBkovoi Yovanovltch. Minister Of Com
merce and Gndustry.
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Salvador (printed matter, &c). Nicaragua
Except east coastl. Amapala, Choluteca and
prints, &c. for Sacaome, Tesucigalpa and
Yuscarsn (aonduras) Cauca and Narino
departments OF Colombia. Ecuador, Peru
except Iquito:) Bolivia and Chile (other
parts Of Honduras and letter mall for Sal
vador o. via Port Prince and Cristobal,
str Colon, l: " (sup PA).
TUESDAY. JANUARY 4.
Dominican Republic. via Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris
and San Domingo CITY. ST. Catherine, $3.50
AM.
Yucatan and Campeehe (other parts oe
Mexico y, Via Vera Cruz. Tampico arc
Progreso. str Afunplnce s 80 AN.
Jamaica and Colombia, except Caucs and
Narino departments CUBA ~, via Santiago,
Kingston, Cartagena. Savaniia and Santa
Marta, str Tivives. $3.50 AN.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ).
Bermuda via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton.
80 AN. -
Newfoundland ~, via St Johns, str Ro-
salind, 1880 AN
Porto Rico. Curacao ard venezuela,. via
Mayaguez. Curacao. Laguayra and Mara
eaibo, str zulla, 9 80 AN (sup l0:30 AND.
Str Thomas. ST Croix. St Kits, Nevis.
Saba. 81 Martins. St Eustatius. Antigua.
Montserrat. Martinique. Guadeioupe. Donii-
MICA. ST Lucia. Barbados and for Guiana.
via Barbados Grenada. st Vincent and
Trinidad s). str Korona, II II (sup PM).
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By United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.
Ipistance given IN miles, !


A Dougherty 220 Galveston noon 3o.h.
Abercos 20lI W Columbia River PM 18th.
Agwidale $50 sc Ambrose noon 3lst.
Ak.ta Maru lat Is -. lon SO 81 noon 3O.h.
Algonquin 3.551 w San Francisco 5 Pm 3vth.
Allentown % y Hatteras noon LIST.
Arlington 8 NE by F. Cape Henry noon "a.
Asunc.on $500 SW BrIxham PM lst.
Ba,dhiii 214 T. Lobos Island noon LIST.
Rakersf field i06 SIC Acapulco noon 30th.
B,, rba ,ena lat "a ~, lon 81 80 noon Isl.
Bethi.or 40 Il Cape Henry noon olst.
brandon passed Cross Rip l. V noon Cd
Brazos 8 y Fowey aoon 1st
Drookllne 80 W Cape Mala noon LIST.
Buckhannon III SW Hatteras noon 3Oth.
Burnweii Il3 Lobos Island noon 3Oth.
G A Garfield 25 from Jupiter noon 3lst.
Cananova $50 Ambrose noon LIST:
Canibas lat 80 So, Ion ~ 81 noon Isl
Cantigny 100 L Fire Island noon 2c.
capulin lat 40 IS, Ion II OF noon rst.
cardium eco SIC Port Arthur noon SO,h
Carrillo ST5 Ambrose noon 3ist.
Caracas 1SJ s Ambrose noon LIST.
Casper 400 l. Cape May noon I'd.
Cecil County 100 L Tampico noon LIST.
Chas Braley 252 S Sabine Pass noon Both.
Ci,iychung .33 W Balboa noon list.
City OF Alma 7j0 NV Pernambuco noon
city OF Atlanta 81 y Hatteras noon 3oth.
City Of Benares 1876 r, Ambrose noon 1st.
City OF Columbus 6 w Gcy Head noon "a.
C.ity of Everett 1Gf Ambrose noon LIST.
City OF Montgomery % fia.teras noon 31st.
City Of Para 62l San Francisco PA
CITY Of Rome $50 sw Gay Head noon Cd.
City OF 81 Louis 80 Ambrose noon I'd.
ClavaracN 500 L Cape Henry noon lst
Clement Smith s2 Hatteras noon 30.h.
Clifswood off Carysfort noon ist.