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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

~ there were 1913 students, and Il
the number 10 enroll Tor the roHs;On
81 i'2l-22 reached !d5. an Anticipated
All enrolment records tur Hampton
Sidncy's 10 years viii have been
ii"k"n. The facility Will consist OF
eleven members next session.
y" Tories AT Inmpdrn-s Sidney.
II was probably to be expected
That there were no Tories connected
WITH an institution on whos. board
or trustees sat such men at Patrick
Henry and James Madison II any
doubt exists. however. one nas only
10 turn 10 the charter issued 10y tho
General Assembly when Hd.npden-
sidney College. in May. lisa and in
the third paragraph Of tEat document
his eyes Will ne met by me follow
ing:
In order TO preserve in IN. minds
II the students that sacred love and
attachment winch they should ever
bear To the principles Of tho present
glorious revolution. tn" creates; care
ana caution Shall bc us. al in eject
ing Iich professors aud masters. -
Inc end thar no person Shall -.
-c.'"t"d unless III. uniform tenor o..
his conduc; manifcstS 10 the world
his SINGER" affection for the liberty
and Independence Of Ihe United
states Of America
The charter required the president
and trustees az the college. before en-
tc5ing upon tho execution OF their
trusts, /" take an oath before a tu.-
tice OF the peace OF the County OF
Prince Edward and spcc!ii!es that the
said Justice should h" paid the au,n
OF 81 for entering the same on HIN
records. IL should be stated ,,arcn-
ucticalIy. however. that the dollar
that the concluding paragraph OF
the charter gave the justice the right
L" exact was '''>sic spanish miilcd
dollar" and not the now weii-known
MS had some little acquaintance be-
fore the world war
Bonded Many Institutions.
In Ham p'lcn- Sidney'e lon. carcc-
by no means the least among her no
table achievements, or achi cvcmcate
OF her sons. is the list OF educational
Institutions with which OF ;hcy nave
eeen identified in founding. rcviviug
or reorganiziug. II probably Is no,
generally known that the ncccty
which developed into Richmond Col.
l"Ge in 1880 was founded in 1880 by
Elder Edward Baptist. OF Hampdcn-
Slhh"N, whose organization Was
known as ihe BAPTIST Educational So
oiety. Incidentally. but equally as
Important as tn fore going. wnlle the
subject Of merging the medical col
loGes Of Virginia is so prominently
to IN" fore. ii may not he amiss To
remind those taking such Il kccr
interest in the matter. that The Med
Ical College OF Virginia WAS cstah-
liShrd under the chs. rie,. ana Scyi az
Misunderstanding College. DR.. Soc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03


Tess 10y" that ended in wrrCkinl- two
lives. making one n ho,uclcss ,yrr
dcrcr and OF tn. othr, , srl..xil.d
r.rlus, ,ybn ,rl,. if,
of tb noe, ,,1 , -
N-b,n , 49,
bnu. ,,r,, i'm, ~" 80 "''
the obi.rt Of L;s ''u 'u..,,M go.
affection some nf ,i. ..i.,i ~,
admirers secured for ,in, ~,
pointmcnt of Indian Arrni a, ps.h-
lonoga. in Northcas, ,;cor.,i., ana
which he solicited acc:xsn he was
near the homo OF Miss Harden ana
il was while there that n. ,r,y.lcI
through the country on borsoh,,.l. ,,,,
would visit m, vn,,r, ..i,.l - i,ni,,
his heart cnchnincd
sometimes ,htuk If ,bos, ,,,,r,
womgn who have m.,Ir nm ~.
minds never IA we'd nan srcu no
forIorn ,,,d .,i,,.,s, f,;,i,
nucc lod a., III. an ,,,,,,.
ina, inmnr,oI .,,rnr 80 ~,
Ham Sv,nt ttou,... :, ,.,,,i,i H.,
object l,senu IN hem III. s,o,., ~
,,c wrc,l,ir,. or IVA ,,. -.
E,o L,f,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

WASHINGTON College. Tennessee. and
meg College. New York, both
founded in 1875. owe their begin
hinEs To liampden sidney men. The
first was founded by Rev. Samuel
Doak. ID. ID, and the latter by Kew.
John iiair Smith. u. H.. member OF
liampdrn- S!dmey's nrst board of
trustees. Trustees 81 Hamphcn- Sid
hey also founded Pennsylvania Uni
Ters!ty, Kentucky. in l.gS The
founders OF that institution were
James Blythe. -. -. Rev. David Rice.
Rev. John Todd and Judge caleb
Wallace.
Princeton Theological Seminary.
now one OF the most celebrated IN
atttutions OF its kind in the world.
was another seat of learning which
owes It's start TO Il liampdcm. sidney
man. 1t was established in 1872. the
year OF the second war with England
by Rev. Archibald Alexander. D. d.,
!I.. H.. VIII" was president of iiamp.
"'n sidney f"or, l!o7 10 lSuc. and un-
der whose administration The cu!lcgr
student h"dy Increased I'm humble.
and endowment
But ii was not alone the education
OF young mcm in which Dr. EIvthc
was Interested. FOR in ISIS he .stab-
i.shcd the KcnircSy Seminary for
Young Ladies. ,iIu that AT a Inn.
II Viii be noted. when the higher
education Of young women was not
as popular in either this country or
Europe as il later proved IL Ice. In
the same year. Or. samuel Doak. who
already had one college 10 his credit.
Washington College. in Tennessee.
established Tusculum College in the
same state
How many Of the present genera
ton know that Franklin College. out
o. which grew the University OF
Georgia. was revived by an alumnus
OF llampdcn- Sidney? II WAS rcor-
sun!zcd Ia 1915 by Rev. Moses Wad-
dell and developed into the great
ms tuition that is known now as the
University OF Georgia
Union Theological Seminary. in
f!chnond, Is another school which
pays homage 10 liampdcn-S Sidney. II
was established by Rev. Moses Iiogc.
d. D.. AID Rev. John II. Rice. II. D..
and Stewart College. which developed
into Southwestern Univcrsity. was
founded by lampdcn- Sidney alum
nus. Rev. John II. Shcarr, H. H., Ill.
D.. as was as" the medical school
OF R&nGulp PHI Macon College OF which
John l.. Mcttaucr. NJ. H., LII. H.. was
the founder. Iii" Central University
OF Kentucky. which had fallen into
''!nnocuous drsuctudc" was rcviNcu
and r"orS3ni%cd by another iiamp-
den Sidney alumnuS. Rev. l.. II. Hlau-
ton. -. H.. LIZ. H.. and ii was another
E!anton and an alumnus. DR. j. -.
iilanton. who founded the Ward
belmont Seminary az Nashville, Tenn.
i;rihavcn College, at Jackson, Miss,
and Austin Theological Seminary OF
Texas, were both founded by liamp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
KEEP OFF GRASSY" EDICT
REPEALED IN RICHNONDFOR
BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN
Youngsters and Adults, Too, May Lol Green Spot
in City Parks but Custodian InssSs Certain
Rules Must Be Observed.S

''You will find no Keep OF the
Grass signs in any OF the city parks,
declares Superintendent Humphrey
calder, in whose hands lies the
destiny OF the city parks. We long
ago reached the conclusion that
merely looking at the nice green
grass has little In common with the
comfort at III" Riddles and The women
ana tired workingmcn who seek some
cool soft spot whereon to rest from
the heat ana the worries OF the day.
SO we decided 40 make kindling
wood OF those bugaboo signs, and
they have started some good hres
at the city stables. and no signs
viii again appear rs u barrier TO
comfort and happiness. We will not
permit, however. any one To dig holes
in the parks. nor install bath tubs
nor cots: no cabbage beds nor corn
rows may be planted.
The grass in the parks is to he
as free as the birds that sing in the
hourhs OF the trees ard az free as
The squirrels that scamper among
the lofty branches OF the old chest
nuts. l;ut there must bc some dig
nifty with it all. Suitable costumes
and taciful dcmean"r and manners
must prevail. BAHAMAS viii bc
l;Lbrh. I'ilni SUITS may not be
worn in the downtown parks. Men
and women in bathing suits appear
ing i'll Chimborazo Park. jefferson
iark or Monroe Park will be ar
rested.
Grass is made To rest upon. not
TO lo"N at and we are going to
make IL as free rs convention may
permit. The Riddles will BE- per
mittcd to romp and roll about on the
turf ut will.
The city parks are to he used by
the people. especially the children.
and the Parks Department. aided
.nd allotted by the Department OF
safety ana the Department OF Wei
fare. will see that the children get
everything that belongs To them"
With The city parks free OF kie
Keep on the Grass" signs. there are
hut two signs of this character now
IN evidence in the city. so far as can
be learned ny Policeman Pop Tate,
who spends much OF his time in the
parks These two. according to MIR.
Tate. are located as follows: one
small, weather worn. moth eaten.
sun burned little shinglc. attached to
starc stuck in the ground lust in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

rates Mnun!n 70! hch!na tho move
meni. and ne h:Sl usssc.atcd wiki
linn number oC o:acr able men. and
IN" result was tho >foundiug OF the
medical school in lSSN.
Nor should ii he forgotten that il
was through the Joint efforts Of!
ihomaS jefferson and Joseph G. Ca
bell. an aiumnus OF Iinmpdcn- sidney
ihat the University Of Virginia came
int" being. While II is doubtless trmc
that Mr Jcffcrson'S name is rightly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
select. nrlsto, uo.u,,,, site

BRISTOL, VA, July 2.-Thc COM
mittee appointed to select the site
Tor Bristol's new $4,000 hospital,
to be erected In the near future, will
recommend three. acres in the Fair
mount section of the city rs n suit
anie location, at q meeting OF the
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

Archibald Cary by Harry HundIey.
William CabelI by u. NJ Woolscy.
Robert boiling, Jr.. by pr &. r..
Friend. benjamin Harrison by w. A..
iHckcrs"n. Thomas Marshall by G.. H.
GelsinScr. George Washington by c.
j. Duke. John Page by L. j. Giililand
John Syme by X. l.. Griffin, BERNARD
Moore by George Lane. Carter BraN-
ton by j. +. Wilson. Fielding Lewis
by G. +. Lyilc. John Fleming by
Henry Monrure. Thomas johnson by
Thaddcus Hall, Dudley DigGes by +.
X Savage. John Field by T.. r. Rog-
ers. James Barbour by C. ID. Hart.
John West by II. l.. Bridges. Jr..
and William kennon by 7. Pcachy
Spencer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

more c.oee!y asroc!a;eG Win tho
founding az ,hc ua!vcr=l.y than thai.
o: sny Other nan. the fac, remains
GeNer;heicss, ;ha: NJ CabeIl was
n9wn as his 'vight-hand" in that
enterprise, ana In. services that lie
rendered the institution in it's IN
fancy were doubtless second only 10
ihos" rendered by Jefferson himself.
pthcr educational institutions
throughout, the country owe much
I" Hamudcn- sidney or hc,. sons
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Lutetian Gr5. New '' Orleans. leans 1aTSsi9ni Harvey II
Brown. Boston; Moorish Prince jBr).
Yokohama via Savannah Jefferson. New
York; Denis (Br), Ceara; Rimutaka (Br)
London.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. 15.-Arrived.
Strs Grelfrydo (Br). New York: Wnlsolo.
san Francisco etc Via New York; william
Green. Tampico. Sailed: Strs Harry Luck
enbach. New York. Bayonne. New York:
Devolente, New Orleans. Nantucket Bos-
ton Bcartice. Port Tampa; schr Purnen I
W mite Genipe Bay Via Port de France Bay.
PORT EADS, La, oct l5-ArrIved: Strs
Barceiona tSpl, Galveston. Braheholm
(Nor). Galveston; Munorway (Nor) Pensa-
cola. Nictohte tBr). Halifax Sailed: Strs
Comayagua (Hond). Port Cortez; Efner-
gency AID. Rotterdam: Grof lisa Istvan
Gt Trieste Gunny (Nor). progreso;
Hibueras (Hond), Bluehelds strombus
(Br). Tampico.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Oct 15-Arrived.
str Miami Ky West Sailed: Str Caro-
y PORTLAND, Ne. Oct 15--Arrived; Str
Norioik. Norfolk. Sailed: Str BylayI
sAvANNAH, oct 15-Arrived: strs
Boston. sailed: Strs Cardigan Gsr5'
bremen and Rotterdam; Ronda. Liverpool;
city Of Montgomery. New York
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct Is
Arriyed: Ar ysa schrs John r Fox. Walton. n s.
caSStie. GtaSt. y B, for New York. Vincent A
Harriet b (Br), Hillsboro \ Il. for New
Haven; Cape Glomidon (Br). Hillsboro
for New Haven. Joseph S Venan. Boston
Tor Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at tho General
HostoFice aud city Hail Postoffice Station,
ne" ork, at p m, follows:
Hawaii Netherlands East Indies (eycept
Sufnatra), and specially addressed mail
for Japan. corea and China Via san
FRANCISCO steamship Nansing. Octo-
Japan, CorNa China. Siberia. French rndo-
ShIna. Netherlands East Indies (except
SS,ulHatra). and Philippine Islands. via
vancouver and Victoria. B. G.. steamship
..4n press OF Japan, October IT.
lahti' Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
z,s Aeaiand and Australia, via San Fran
Postmaster Morgan announces thar walls
or the following dates Kobe September
~; Yokohama. September 80. which ar
IVA per steamship Katori. were dis
patcheG last from Seattle on October
10 and are due IN New York ON the
morning Of Tuesday. October Is
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Arrived Yesterday

Str Vhakatane (Br). Barry. oct !: TO
Norton. Lilly & Co. N ballast: Pier l. Bush
AHsr' ST. Harknes~. rsmpico. Oct :: to
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil, Pier s.
Constable HooR \ J.
SIR CSyo Mambi, Port Antonio, oct 9; to
the At.sntic Fruit CO; With one PASSENGER
and fruit. Pier Is. 3
~ Cr.stohai oct 8. and Philadelphia ~ to
the Isthnsian Steamship Line; with md Sc
f' str Le69oldlna CRraz>. Havre. oct 81 TO
me Cornpsguie Generate TRANSATLANTIC ue :
With 4ss arst. IS third class passengers.
mails snl Indse; Pier o., r. o.
"a pnstor oct II. 20 James W ElweAl i
Sn snu Win rmdss: l3ot OK Slst St Bklyn.
ST. Nieuw Amsterdam lhN, Rotte1N a m
ana Bouiosne oct and Plymouth 0cA
70 the Hoiand-Auerica Line. with 225
e-st. s7s second. 22o third class pass mails
~ -odss foot of 5th ST. Hoboken, +.
STR Bradford. Lohos. OCT y 70 the
c-srdard on 90 OF New Jersey, with oil.
anrhored on Tompkinsviie. : I
SIR Princess Matojka. Bremen oct : %
ths United states Lines. with 265 first, 2'S
third class pass. nails and mdse.
81 Psrcisely tSr) Calamata Sers 10.
pat-ss Sert IS ana Gibraltar Sept ~ 70
phelps Bros & Co. with mdse; Pier T..
Busn S.l I2s~ esTonne fnotor). Philadelphia TO
the Vacuum oil Co with Oil, Vacuum OIL
Decks Bavonne. j.
Str Indie Arrow. Boston. oct TX to
standard Oh Co: anchored eff Tonlrkins-
81 Buenos Ayres. Cadlz. oct s to Span
,sh ROYAL Mail Line. with passengers.
nails and rudse: Pier S. f r.
str Somerset Hamburg; 10 Rnbt l.
Hague: Pier g. Bayonne. y j.
with passengers. mails and mdse; Pier t.,
'FSI Str choctaw boston. oot \; TO a. Y <
porto Rico Line Per ;. Erie Basin. = 'klyn.
s,r Tals Taristell Tampa oct 10. to
Mallory Line: with mdse: Pier 40, y r.
Str Samland tBeis). Philedelphla, Oct
"a % Red Star Line. r'er y. \ r
Str CraigruwrlA. Providence Oct IA; to
H Sprague, with mdse; Cranes d d,
Bklyn
SIR Harry Luckenbacn. Philasdelphia-
nrt "a 70 Luckeuhach 5 Co. with mGse
Fl OF 35th st, B'kiyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Oct l5-Arrived SIR
inspector. Matanzas. Sailed: Str Lake
n6sToE. oct l5-Arrived. strs Bog
sfad (Nor). Thameshaven; Brandon. Lam
hers point cry OF Agra; Calcutta and
D~vereux. Phiiadel pt4ia Gatter three 4th)
Sailed: Strs Mayari fHD. Cuba; Caledo-
nian Grl. iaverpooi and Manchester
l>orJ, Montreal, Beuke.sdIJk G)D. Rotter-
dam Via Easiern ports: Texan, Pacific
coaet ports via Sew YORK Springneid
of Columbus. Savannah. Everett. Bait
more. Grecisn, Norfolk and Baltimore
ontario. Philadelphia. India Arrow. New
Yors Transportation Norfolk Natter two
l4fhj
GALVESTON. oct l5-Arrivea: stra
Monf zoru eryFhire fBrJ, London, Charles NJ
Eyeresf. PhNscoiphla; Sunshine Tanpico
indian rlty fbfJ. Hamburg. II u Flagler.
sen YORK, iafnpmgas New York. Sailed
ftr5 Henry * Mailory sow York. George
" Eafatr IMtnDice Joyana Maru tJap).
hote hg9isun. Tanpieo hl Alba New
fDtA5 West DGrfce. liverpool; Hegirx
iiavfe Huror.~n CHr) Liverpool.
HAVANA. oct 45~- Arrived. SIR Buckeye
Sia,e. Baltimore. Sailed S'rs Calnfnarea
NrcfD -rw YorsJ. cristooal and Port
Iarnvn. Me1icp Hew YORK
JAG E4DntILLE. Fla. oct Is 5-Arrlved
Htfs Easex. ihitadel phia. Persian. Philadel-
phia. Dorothy dsD. Brunswick. Sailed
~ hpeenc. @ew York
fnoodj. Port Bafrios. Glasgow Mnru
(Japj KoDe VIA Gafvestpn
norfolk, oct l5--Arrived. 14th. STIR
ralVn CITY Dsr). Shields 15th. Lake
Fiofls Wilmington. \ c. scythlan (pr.
hsftinore, Independence H<U. nnn. petef
~ Cro~eu. New Tork. Afunwood. HAysrn,
UarFey ~ Brown New Eugland Iom
fhpfJ. cr.s'roa.. SaKoinrd fSwrdJ. Rio %
3apetrps Hnupdvn. Portland. Me. sof.h 10
5icsruers f;etJ NsS York s3aiied lfth.
strs Newton 10y England. Cape Crte-
aal ferl nn<enheAn. Woodrnansss. fris
iri and NArrherf~ fftahfnAn fIsft. Hare
l"n.'. Ihcfnse Ersg fSo-). Cu!fport 18th.
Hii"fiss or, her YORK; Inland 'Bwee).
Atbosg fYatter u *oyea. New England
FHtk ~ ysn DIO3. Jhres Rivers. DufhA m
a
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Cleared

.adsr. Havana ! cuba Mall 5
Str Edi.h (Am>. Captain Briggs. San
s-r Ponce tAm). Cap5ns Folksr San
Juan and Guanica. y 7 < Porto Rico s
ST. Olympic tAn). Captain Hayes. South
smpton via Cherbourg. W'slte star Linz.
Str Edward l. poheny 1T (Aw). Captain
!~cain TAnpico. P1"-AmHrican Petroleum
4 Transport Co
Str zulia (Am), Cagaain Norris. La
Guayra Curacao and 3Ia -ac "a bo VIA Maya
Str Syria (Fr). Captain Maurett. Mar
settles. James W Elwell & Co
Str Port NacQuarie CF}r). Captain Gre
gory. Fresnantle and Adelaide via Norfolk,
Punch. Edye K Co
Str sarnland (Beig). Captain King Ham
burg IAoau and Danzigy Red star Line
81 Ei Captain (Ams. captain Hanson
San Juan; Rooer, I Il Ague.
s;r Cato Creux (span1. Captain Zalvidea
Str Goroea Mamoi Span. Captain \ A-os-
ssErui Naples aaa Syracuse via Gibraltar;
soys & ANA
SIR Orcas (Ari). Cargo In Eastman. Palts.
5len ~rd Colon Via Baltimore, N ssel
s,r varg lNor) Captain Bruu: Port -au-
81 Bantu 1Am). Captain Bently; Monte
M Mxicso and Busros Ayres via Barbados,
str Aliianca (Am}. Captain Spur; Port
road 6 6 Co.
Str Creole (Ann). Cartain Jacobs; New
Cr.eans; southern Pacific Co.
str Delaware tAlnl. Captain Robinson
Boston; Easxeru 5 3 CO.
h,r Selma city (ssm), Capta!nAckerrnan
Boston. Is,hrnlan 5 s Line
a. ~ III Mundo EAfn). Captain Nelson
"a sesion southerp Pacific 90.
ssr IA @e Arthur (Arn), Captain Daniels
a'cAn-9n0 ktchsn una 4 \ Co.
.,-~.~. S.r fas r' ne "a lnl, Captain Leek, Bal
~, s.r Hem, ton FAm). Captain Nelson
Se,'oik D4t Dors4nion Transport Co
err Csyo Ma.n5s tAm). Captain DayIson
Fors Anton.2 a Iantic Fgu.t Co.
- ALB r "a as (Am). Captain Ne
Hahoef army plco Sinclair Nav cation Co.
o. Es.~nuer speig). Captain GoutAIer.
Aer.refp. l@td Royal Be e co.
o. . fre12iSess fAn). Captain Einea-
10y i@+npioo, I:ooert l. Hague.
~, sehF Jennie { Merriam (Pr). Captain
an ~ jo.in; + r whitney & Co
SCR tDtiy SaIs F}r3. Captain Granville
rem @mDas,-. + Whitusy & Co
ss,nr Nancy sse (Brl. Captetn Wiltshire
o. 1oGn. iaccock. Macleod & CO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Reports by Wireless
BY L. 5. Shipping Board
Service

Distance Is given IN miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified !
Abansarez ~ n Cristobal Oct IA.
Alel 2os Sc Galveston Oct IA.
AsWihavre l26 Sand Key Oct IA
Alladin 50 $ Jupiter OCT "a
AtenaS Ji- : Sabine Bar oct "a
Atlantic sun Ill $ Overfalls oct Is
Calgarolite 10 SSW Key West oct a.
Cspe ortesal l4o NE Cape Henry Oct is.
Cardonia 14O WNW Tortugas oct a.
roma 50 Il Ambrose 1880 p III Oct Is.
CSfnte,nn.al Is; state 1895 f Ambrose oct 10
Cna.rles Pratt l24 r Port Lobos oct a.
( Si1y o. NaneouVer 2S2 from Balboa oct II.
Comal 220 Hatteras Oct IA
CHAMPION Anderson 5 Block Island Oct
Currier PSI Savannah Oct IA
D Scoheld so from Tanpico Oct IA.
Purango p r, go 100 sW Hatteras oct IA.
East Chicago 400 e Cape Henry Oct IA.
hI4;speranza 2 5o5 ,sE Scotland L ' oct is.
+ - Asche 50 Jupiter Oct IA
Franklin X Lane IS NE Tanpico Oct "a
FREDERICK Luckenbach 355 NE Colon PM
Gedania 225 w Key West Oct "A.
George II Jones 115 y Jupiter oct a.
Guiiflnsid CiIlif Y Ne sand Key oct "A.
GuIstar SW Hatteras oct IL.
Euitstreatn l25 NV Tortusas Oct "A
Ja1l \ ot MeAie2 % l29 l ssbine Bar Oct -
Helen 557 from Ambrose oct IA
Herbert l. Pratt 300 SW Hatteras oct "A.
herEnsn Frasch 30 > st Augustine OCT "A.
Ho1bar 2ss &B Port fo 1 Lobos aecS'ti Oct ~
Z pa hlle "a ~ = 2 ? b'sa TamPieo pic 0Gt 0Gt =
3 Gordon 1o8 y Jupiter oct IA
John Archbold 100 y Jupiter Oct "a
Io7eph r'.1el N Cudahy as Jupitsv Oct -
julia LucNsnbach 263 " Balboa oct II.
herhonhson 1850 Il Cape Charles Oct IS.
Cct IS.
I-ske Gaiisteo lat % 20 Ion % o. oct "a.
Lewis X Thurlow IS SW Hatteras Oct 15.
Lehigh 54s san Pedro PM oct ia.
Ldmon 1872 Scotland ~ oct "A.
Lucilne off Sand key oct IA.
Madropo 1870 S Hatteras oct IA.
Makura $40 \ Honolulu p n Oct 10.
Mansqui $50 : Hstteras Oct II.
Nass.llou Bridge 241 Sc Ambrose Oct 10.
Msyara e4s SSE Ambrose Oct "a
Mobile city i7s2 " san Pedro 5 p m
Mohawk &c \ Hatteras oct Is.
Mongoiian Prince 50 W Cape Mala p m
Montana 100 Sand Key oct "A
Montroiite 100 Ne Jupiter oct IA
Mount Clay 1857 an oTose OCT Is
ynalbro lt1 SW Winter-t Quarter oct 10.
Iuroran Maru go from Ambrose III
:; New !, yoek 60 sw Ha1seras 4, oct rs IS
Old North state zoo r Ambrose oct 10.
Ophis 3s SO South Pass oct "A.
OsSa 1874 f Ambrose oct H.
Pamela lat 5 y lon 81 ~ oct a.
Parisrnina l5a s South Pass oct IA.
Paul II Harwood 81 me Hatteras oct 10.
Pioneer 13q \ Jupiter oct Il.
Pleiades 1i5 from Balboa Oct IA.
Piow CITY at ~ 90 Ion 54 90 oct a.
Roanoke l76 Il Tampico Oct IA.
Rotterdam Pd Hatteras oct IS.
- Anthony lat Al o. Ion 81 Us oct Is.
samuel +. Fuller 1lo W Havana oct "A.
san C;regorlo Is Key West Oct IA.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Sailed Yesterday

s,-s Morro Castle (Arn). Havana Ponce
(Aml san Juan; Creole tAnD, ew or
leans. Nevisian (Br}. Liverpool AID Man
chester; Fl Mundo lArl. Galveston
Zesiand (Br). Plymouth. Cherbo urg and
Antwerp; Comanehe (Ain), Jacksonville.
Pastores (Am). Havana and Cristobal
Inca (An). Puerts Plata and SANCHEZ
Celtic (Brl, liverpool; France eFs>. Havre
Fsraby tAm), Hull ana Leiths Olym pic
,Br). Southampton Zulta rAm), La
Guaysra and Curacao Anneu,a (An).
. Gihara and Nuevitss. Edith gAm). san
Juan and Ponce Caho Cruex ssp), Ten
crife Cadiz and Marseilles; RyIsdan CDD.
Plymouth. Chsroourg and Rotterdam +,
Aware tSr). Fernambuco ant Rio de
Janeiro Dorothy tAm). Puerte4 Plata and
Sanchez: Drottningholm (Swe ). Cothen-
burg Fresidente Wilson (it), Naples.
pe,ras and Trieste; Mesaba (Esr), London
Lake Fife (Am). Santiayo and Guantar-
amo: Alamo tArl). Galveston. Camden
tArn), Tampico City Of s. Louis (Arn).
Savannah Bsntu tAnl). b rnsdos and
Ruenos Ayres. Garlic (ATn). Santiago and
Cristohal Lac Arthur (Amj. Richmond.
Va. SamlaEd lBelgj, Hanbuiss. LIbau and
Danzig.
schrs Isabel c Harriss (Auo. sea; Nancy
Lee fEr) g Johns. = r
U Paul Jones. Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Incoming Steamships

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