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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Here's Case Where
Music Failed to
Weave o. Charm

Music hath charms" But the brand
Of music played by Mrs. Josephine Kiln
kert, 262 North keystone avenue, did not
exactly please Mrs. Hazel Short, 264
North Keystone avenue, she contends in
suit filed against Mrs. Klinkert. The
music SO disrupted feeling in the neigh
borhood, according to evidence presented
in city court late Thursday, that pc
tition was circulated to force the Kiln
kerts TO move.
Turkey in the Straw" "Alabam'. q"
when the Bees Make Honey" and other
ragtime songs were played, according to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Farmer Arrested for
an Alleged Bad Check

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 1.-Arlln
Culip, q young farmer living near this
city, was arrested by the Noblesville po-
lice yesterday afternoon on the charge
Of issuing a bad check and turned over
n the Elwood authorities. CuHp was
formerly employed at Elwood and It IS
said he gave q check to A. T Myers Of
that city without having any money In
the bank 1t IS said Culip was convicted
II stealing an automobile at Anderson
early IN the spring and released on q
suspended sentence.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

the defendant, to enable her dauS I
perfect a difficult step, on whic ~
was practicing. The neighbcrs dec
the family stuck the horn Of pho
graph out the window and raped TIN
on the windows, much to their disconx
fort.
The ,KIfnkerts were no respectcrs OF
the slumbers of their neighbours, either
according to the evidence, for the phonot
graph, it was said, was going from q
o'clock in the morning until 10 oclocsl
at night.
Judge Walter Pritchard dismissed d
charge of disorderly conduct against Mrs
Xlinkert
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
CLASS factory TO oprN.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, July An
nouncement has been made AZ Pittsburgh
that the local plant OF the American
window Glass company will be the FIRST
placed IN operation this fall
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
TURN DOWN OF
REPAIR NEEDS
TO COST MORE


This we have been unable to do because
Of the lack of funds" Mr.. Griffith said
inspection shows" continued Mr..
Griffith" that some iron bridges are
rustlng to such an extent that by tapping
hammer on an eye bean, hole results.
If these bridges had been painted at the
proper time money would have been
saved. ! am asking and have asked for
large bridge appropriations because I de-
sire to protect public property after it has
been built.
LACK OF FUNDS
ANNULs ORDER.
Some time ago, the judge of the Cir
cult Court ordered that Thirty Eighth
street to Cooper avenue BE opened and 1t
is necessary to build two small bridges.
We have been unable to comply with that
order because Of no appropriations"
Surveyor Griffith after a personal tour
Of investigation of the county bridges, has
made the following survey of conditions
Of some Of the principal bridges;
The iron bridge over White River at
Broad Ripple is rusting down for the
want Of paint and the floor Is nearly i'm
passable at times.
The covered wooden bridge over Fall
Greek on Keystone avenue is nearly
minues the roof. 1t has had no paint for
years and the floor is sagged.
on Sherman drive, just north OF
Thirty Eighth street, the retaining wall
along the bridge has fallen in and the
bridge is undermined and is ready to
go in.
The Evans road is being built in Law
renee township and the old bridge has
to be moved 200 feet before the road car
be used. The bridge Is across Fail
Creek.
In sections 80 and 81 in Lawrance
township there~sre two small wooden
bridges that are not safe for even q small
car to cross. No heavy load can cross
than
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

DR. Cope, the head Of the British Ant
arctic Expedition, who mas. according to
a dispatch received at Vancouver, 3. 6.
discovered a new continent IN the Ant
arctic. II is described as rich IN miner
ais, oils, furs and strange birds of i'm
mense size, as we'll as seals, sea leopards
and gorgeous emperor penguins inhabit
this land beyond Terra del Fuego. The
area Of this new continent, lying at the
bottom of the EARTH" has not yet been
computed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, July elf
Englehart. Of this city, was placed in
TIE county Jail Thursday TO serve eleven
days for failure to pay fine, assessed
for Shaping his sisters face.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
CHANGES PLANNED
N GENERAL STAFF.

General Pcrshing is convinced that In
structors should be picked men, chosen
because they show particular aptitude
for the fob they are to undertake he
believes the officers so chosen should then
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

Members ~ the county council the
county commissioners and County
Auditor Leo K Fesler went over all the
bridges In the county during a recent
trip az inspection Mr Griffith VIII in
clude the above data I'm q written re-
port which he is preparing for the con
sideration Of the county council
At the last council meeting. Commits
sioner Lewis George warned the council
men thac some bridges are in such
bad state that the county might be
called upon 10 pay heavy damages be.
cause Of q fatal accident.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
REPORTER's SALARY RATsED

AEEChiEh = SALARY RAISED.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Julv The
salary OF Miss Anna Schroeder. official
court reporter Of the Wells and Black
ford Circuit Courts. was increased from
$500 TO 5000 By Judge Frank Gordon.
Thursday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
CONCRETE BRIDGES
UNDERMINED.

South Of Tenth street on the county
line west, the concrete bridge has been
undermined and Is not safe.
North Of Bridgeport the concrete
bridge in section No 16 has been under
mined and the bridge is not safe.
in section No. 10 in Decatur township
the bridge has given way and IS not
safe for heavy loads
The bridge on Little Buck Creek,
which Is Of the old iron type, is not
safe and very narrow. II should be re-
placed with a concrete bridge. M2ny &C
cidents have occurred here.
In section No. q on Moze road, IN
Franklin Township, the old wooden cul-
verts are not safe for heavy loads.
The coping on the Morris street bridge
over Eagle Greek has been destroyed by
boys and should be replaced at once.
Bridge Is IN bad condition
The coping and rail Of Eagle Creek
bridge is gone and should be replaced. Ii
IS dangerous.
An iron bridges ara in bad condition
because Of the lack Of paint, Surveyor
Griffin reports
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

DEARER THAN GOLD.
Platinum is nearly four times dearer
than gold.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Marine Disasters

OGDENSBURG. Y. Dec 20Sevcntecn
OF crew OF Canadian lighthouse tender Con-
crctia. missing since last Friday morning,
reported landed safely at Kingston. Ont
Bay during storm Sunday and said to he
only slightly damaged.
BUFFALO, Dec 20---With water In outer
harbor more than foot below normal
little progress was made to day In re-
Leasing big lake vcsa Ia resting on sand
bars and in mud as result of Of sundays
storm and subsequent fail In the lake level.
Nineteen vessels, with a total gross ton
mage OF si,3Oo. we're touching bottom
Considerable lighterage Will have to be
done to ref,oat seven or eight. These YES
sells have been towed back to their berths:
James c Wallace, John sherwin, Herbert
X Oates, Emory T. Ford. Sierra, Sonoma.
Sinaloa, Ball Brothers and Cuyler Adams.
Vessels stu aground are: Tomlinson Line
Frank w Hart, James u Davidson. James
Davidson, Frank C Ball, George G Barnum
and l. Bowers; Hanna Linc--J Leonard
Reploslc Louis W Iil and Carml A
Joseph Seilwood and a Campbell; Kinney
Line-Robert l. Ireland aud ] $ Ashley.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2o---Emorts to
float Cabo Espartel (SpanD, aground In
to-day began taking off part of cargo.
Vessel bound from Philadelphia for Seville
with oil
ASTORIA, Dec 2O--Texas Maru {Jap),
Ponce 10th for Kobe, reports by wireless
vessel leaking. two men lost overheard
during heavy weather 800 miles off shore
procseding for lionolulu; cargo damaged.
Tacoma for Yokohama, before reported at
Port Townsend with list and leaking, ar
rived here to-day to discharge cargo and
repair.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calf, Dec 20
Power schooner Albany ashore in fog.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Cleared

Ge1crei T hodges. Larsen; Cane
'sAy'i and Port de Paix. Panama r r Co
Algeria tBf). Kinnard: Glasgow via Mo
VIZ" Anchor Line:
Fort Hamilton (Br) Francis: Hamilton
gurn4ss, Witty & Co.
Fort ST George (l3r). Mckenzie; Hamjl-
son, Furness. Witty & Co.
SPRAY, .'orgensen; Nassau: Munson Line.
Britannia tFri. Mouton; uorta and
Ahgra. Via Providence; Fabrc Line
Uarseillcs. G . Mallory & Co.
lAtuanta (Dan), Forgensen; cuxhaven.
Danzig AMI Llbau: The East Asiatic Co.
Varra tsw), M.lchlor: Malma md
Trecleborg. irurness. Witty 4 Co.
Saddo. Cray; Talara: Robert T. Hague
sstsrso3. Horsey; Norfolk Old Domi-
n5eN transportation Co.
Cisy OF Atlanta, Garfield: Savannah.
Oesan s ) &C.
1seuaseh fBr>. Johnston: Beaumont; !;
S:or1af;i oil Go.
S.-p.os <No:l, Jorxensen: Kingston and
Pa-rto Cote cnhA: Caribbean Line.
N'rton County. Wood Margaritta to
Nrr.f Amooy clyde s Co.
" Libby. Gsntzke; Texas City,
Eotc-- 7. Hague.
C,ms,to tBr). rlackmoro; Port Arthur
Hcnlder. Weir e. Boyd 1nc.
Sahatowan seeley: Funchal and Tene-
r.ffe: United American Lines.
liberty Clio. Phillips: Pernambuco and
RIO ',e ianetro VIA BALTIMORE; international,
f-rjsctiag Corp
Maggit skcgland (Nor). Eriksei. Hanso
and Kotln to Philadelphia; George Hell
Eesen, no.
Esst cap~ Jones: Barcelona and Genoa:
Kerr S 60.
wa,s,to vf. Robinson; Port Lobos; Co.
lambus Shipping Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Se,v;c

lDistaAce Is given in miles Reports are
oatea al noon unless Otherwise specified
Acolus SG5 S Ambrose Dec 10
All america 9t1 Scotland Nv Dec 10
America lat As 81 long As "A Dec On
Ameiicsn Legion l,26o from Ambrose
AntoInetle 80 NE Port Lobos Dec 90
Aztec 10 w Sand Key Dec 10.
Bcthelridse l0i SW Nantucket Dec 90
S,eusrton 46l Trinidad Dec 10.
oirn tity 360 Sc Ambrose Dec 10
1irEemhead 67 r sand Key Dec 20.
5slca triangle z24 ESE Sandy Hook Dec 20
Boswell 167 E Ambroso Dec 20 -'
oanaS'an nao an Leader due New York PM
Camden 200 Cristobal Dec 90
Capuhn 3ci Il Cape Henry Dec 90.
carton due Galveston Sunday
Centennial State 1876 E Ambrose Dec 10
- q llarwood l42 NE Tampico Dec 20.
chester Valley 1851 e Delaware Break
water Dec 10.
day
CITY of st Joseph 713 Il Ambrose Dec 10.
Dec 20 ~ -
Conejos lat 12 o6 Ion 81 81 Dec 10.
Corning $50 WNW Tortugas Dec 1o.
CHAMPION Anderson so NNU Hattcras
Dec 20 81
cristooal 7s7 S Cape Henry peo ,1s
Currier SIS w Sand Key Dec 10.
)drd~n los INV Puerto Plata Dec 20
DAVID Mokelvy So ME BY \ lIattcras
pec 90
Dirigo 81 ST Hatteras Dec 20.
District OF Columbia $50 E Jupiter Dec 90.
p Kemp b5 Fl Tanpso Dec 90
E~sssrn Admiral 1923 Il Ambrose Dco ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New Ye

Arrivals From New York
GOTnENDURG.- Dec 13--Drottningholr,,
(Swed).
MALMo. Dec 1s---Joseph seep.
CHRISTI ANA. Dec l4-songelv tNor).
BRISTOL, Dec 1s--Boston City (Br).
GLASGOW Dec 1S--Assyria (I3r).
CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec Is Gul
Djcmal tTurk).
NALENCIA, Dec 9--Argentina HtaD. .
NAPLES. Dec 11-vWaddon (Br) 18th.
KOBE. Dec is--C:ty OF Cambridge (pr>
via Galveston.
:. TRiPOLI. Dec ls-Muroran Ma~u (Iap>,
for Calcutta.
LONDON, Dec 19-vennonia (Br,.
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec 10 Auuitania
(Br).
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1o--Albania (Br).
PALERMO. Dec 14-Patria (Fr).
AUCKLAND Dec 1b--Verentia (Rrl
BRISBANE. Dec 16-City of Chester
(Br).
BOULOGND, Dec 1o--Rotterdam (Du)
via Plymouth for Rotterdam (and pro-
ceeded).
VlGO, Dec 1s--Leopoldina (Braz).
GLASGOW Dec 19~-Colulnbia (Br)
Departures for New York
CUXflAVEN, Dec 19--Araguaya {Br).
BIDNOS AYRES, Dec 19--Vestris OBJ
Southern Cross.
BuELVA, Dec 17-Python.
ROTTERDAM, Dec 19---Lio
II HAMBURG. Dec 15---Mount Clinton
,SlNGAPORE, Dec lS-Kansas (Br)
from Hong Nongl.
LISBON. Dec 17-Zarembo (fron Pala-
inosl.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 2o--Orduna (Br,
for Hamburg. and proceeded
LIVERPOOL. Dec 20Havcrfordf (B1)
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21

Dryden. Hamburg. Nov go. Barber S 8 Lines
Eastern Sea- Antwerp. Noy "a;
Lancastrian. Hamburg. Nov so
Atlantic Cult & Pacinc Co
Hacchus, Leshorn. Nov IS: Three Star Line
Osakis, Alexandria, Nov rs. Export s s Corp
Ar'Sonan' San Francisco, Nov rs;
Northwestern Miller London. Nov. a.
songvond, Santos Nov :5 .....s . stray
Isthmian Line
Panhandle State. London, Dec 10 U Lines
MORO Castle. Havana. Dec 16. Ward Limo
Manchuria. Hamburg. Dec 10. Amer Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Idaho. Hull, Dec 7.Eieiman's Wilson Line
oarcoNle. Bordeaux. Dec 7...Cosmopolitan L
Due Tomorrow
Ryndam. Rotterdam, Dec L.
Holland America Line
;E.F BreiI Izel, Bordeaux, Dec s... French Line
Iurrialba. Kingston, Dec 49,. United Fruit Co
EsseQuibo. Havana, Dec Is.
Pacific Steam Navigation Line
Due Friday
Adriatic. Southampton, Dec law Star Line
America. Queenstown, Dec 15....U S Lines
FrederiS VIII, Christiana Dec ls.
Scandinavan American Line
Chinese Prince. Gibraltar. Dec !. .s-
City of St Joseph. Malta. Nov Is.
Monterey. Havana Dec 10.
American Legion. Buenos Ayres Dec 6.
Munson Line
Quillota. Cristobal Dec Is.
Pacific Steam Navigation Line
Henry r Mallory, Galveston Dec IL
Mallory Line
FL Alba Galveston. Dec IT,. SO Pacific Co
Ell Estero, New Orleans Dec u.s.
Southern Pacific Co
Due Saturday
Italia. Trieste Dec 1.. Cunard Line
Gameronla, Naples. Dec II. Cunard Line
Delavan, Castletown, Dec 5.
Moore G. Mccormick
Due Sunday
Celtic. Liverpool, Dec is. White Star Line
providence, Marseiles, Dec TO-. Fabre Line
Fenchwich, Marseiles. Nov 80.
o James w Elwell G. Co
Usage. Los Angeles. Nov 80.
Moore & Mccormick
CalarAares, Havana, Dec 22.. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
Carmania. Southampton, Dec II.
Cunard Line
La Lorraine, Havrc, Dec II French Line
Mount Clinton. Hamburg, Dec is
United American Lines
Sark Santos, Dec 9. Moore e. Mccormick
ahiiadelphla Curacao. Dec IL. Red Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan, Dec 90.
N & Porto Rico Line
Due Tuesday
Olympic, Southampton, Dec 81.
Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Dec H.
Holland America Line
Mexico, Havana. Dec 2S.
q Cuba Mail S Co
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Powell Discusses
Wage Issue With
ShipOwners Here
Frey Says Action on Alloca-
ton of Passenger Vessels
Awaits Army Decision ON
Pacific Transport Service

Wage reduction on American vessels,
including Shipping Board and privately
owned ships, was the subject Of dis
cusslon yesterday between Joseph w.
Powell, president Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, and officials of New
Yorb steamship lines. Mr.. Powell said
afterwards that no definite proposals
were taken up, and that his purpose
was to find out the intention Of the
shipowners as "A factor that must be
considered by the board in making its
decision.
Mr.. Powell and A. j. Frey. vice
president Of the Fleet Corporation in
charge of operations, have been meet
ing with A. r. Mack, director of the
Eastern District, in an effort to make
further reductions in expenses in this
district.
"The board is making strong eff.
fort to keep within its appropriations,
said Mr.. Frey yesterday
The decision Of the Shipping Board
on the ALLEGATION of the new combina-
tion cargo and passenger vessels will
probably be made some time next
month, Mr.. Frey said. He added that
delay has been caused by uncertainty
as to the action of the War Depart
ment in withdrawing it's transports on
the Pacific and also by the difficulty
of meeting the demands of the various
sections of the country with limited
number of ships. The board has six
teen of the 535-foot steamers while
applications have been filed by differ
ent ports for a total Of nineteen.
Mr.. Frey admitted that plans for the
adoption of final form of bareboat
charter practically have been aban-
doned temporarily until conditions
change. Pointing out that the board
has chartered twenty three vessels on
this basis, he said that each application
is considered on its individual merits
and the effect which such d charter
would have upon privately owned lines
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Arrived Yesterday

stavangerfiord (Nor), Christiania Dec
& stavanger Dec Z, Bergen Dec s, st
American Line: with 1s first, 10 second
cabin. 14i third class pass. mails and
'ndse; soth st, Bklyn. ~ o,u.
with crude oil; Pier g. Bayonne.
W u steed. Lobos Pee Dec IL; to the Pan Pan
crude Oil; No 1ith st. B'klyn.
Agwimars. Avonmouth Dec 2; to the
Y & Cuba Mail S S CO.. in ballast.
Ell SOL Galveston Dec IA; to the South
ern Pacific Co: with mdse; Pier 40 N r.
Comanche. Jacksonville and Charleston
70 the Clyde Co; with pass and mdse
Pier So r.
Co; with pass and mdse: Pier So. r.
Lake Gilboa, Brunswick. to the Clyde
Co; with Indse; Pier "A, r.
Bondowso (DO. Batavia; to Funch,
Edye e Co; with ,ndse; Pier T. l.
Delavan. Castletown; to Moore & Nc
CoTmack with mdse: anchored in Quaran-
tine,
Aaige 90. Genoa Nov 20: to the Italia
America Line with mdse: Pier 81. N r..
Brita tNor). Tampico Dec 8; to the
Sinclair Navigation Co with crude oil;
Mundale. Matanzas Dec s. Philadelphia
l9: to the Munson Line with mdse; Pier
SER.
Canadian Conqueror tBrp, Sydney
) W. Sept Melbourne Is, Adelaide 90
WELLINGTON Oct 1S. Auckland 21, Lyttletof
MILFORD & Mckay with 2 pass and mdse
Columbia st, Bklyn.
Silene tFr). Malaga; to Three Star Lime
with indse; anchored in Quarantine
Panhandle State. London and Boulogne
TO the L Lines with pass. mails and
mdse; anchored in Quarantine.
iceland (Br). Antwerp Dec 8, South
ampton and Cherbourg Dec 8; Halifa,
Dec IS; to the Red Star Line; with A.
first. 204 second cabin, 262 third class pass
mails and mdse; Pier 81. N r.
Matura tBr). Demerara Dec S, Trinid at
Dec 12. Grenada Dec 13; to Furness, with,
g. Co: with IA pass, mails and mdse Piel
"A, B'klyn.
Great Falls, Petit Goave Dec TO- Por
au Prince Dec II, Port de Paix Dec 12
Care Haiti Dec 13; to the Clyde s Co
Magato Maru tJap). Calcutta Oct 90
Colombo Nov |. Port Sudan Nov "a. Por
Sald Nov l9 to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
with mdse Pier 20, Clifton, S I.
Ntnton County. Cartagena Dec 7. Porte
Colombia Dec o. Kingston Dec H. Por
one pass and mdse; Pier 7. e r.
Altamaha Mobile; to Southern S s Co
with mdse; Pier 49, n r.
Lightburne. Port Arthur; to Texas Co
with oil; Bayonne. ].
- Montana; London Dec 3; to the Atlantic
Hoboken Santos Nov 26 to Moore &
Mccormick. with coffee; Pier u. B'klyn.
CItta di Messlna UtaD, Almeria Nov 10
LISBON Dec Z; to Peirce Bros, with mdse
Pier T. Bush Docks, klyn.
Scnr Rebecca r Douglas. San Andrea
oocoanuts; Verona st. B'klyn.
Astral. Boston Dec 49, to Standard OF
Co. anchored off Tompkinsville S l.
Canadian Leader (Br). Matanzas
morro Castle, Havana; to & Cubs
"au CO, with pass. mails and mdse
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Eastern Crown s,Iao from Ambrose Dec 10
Eaetern Dawn 2,4f0 u Caro- Henry AN

Eastern Crown sIao from Ambrose pec ~
Eastern Dawn 2'4fo u Cape Henry AM
Easchill 900 IN capc Henry pcc 90.
EEahor y, isas 2 Ambrose Dec 10.
III Alba l24 Mn Tortugas Dec 10.
W Estcro IL w Sand Key Dec 10.
isl lseo a10 SID South Pass Dec 10.
Espcrnnsa 243 Np Havana Dec lS.
EssssSeS EsssS se - ~ Asrose ~. Dec s'
rrSenogt sulphur No 81 N rampco
Glsnridss $50 II by S Bermuda Dec 10.
CUR OF Mexico 6b w Tortugae Dec 90.
tf Gulfeoast a sM lla,tcras Dec 90.
Hahatonka 2io NE Port Lobos Dec 90
Hancock County 400 sic Mobile Bar Dec 49,
Harvester &c SE Tampico Dec 30
Hog Island s5S n Ambrose Doc 10.
lroQuois S20 " Tampico Dec 40
J 4 Bostwick AZ sE Tampico Dec 20
! r"w Gord9n y, 80 W ,,,s, Sand Key Dec 20.
James McGee 100 IL Sand Key Dec 20.
John y Archbold 1919 END Port sLobos
Lake Farley 200 sD Ambrose Dec Dec 20.
Lake rife 1872 $ Ambrose Dee 20.
Lake Giltedsc off Capo May Dec 10.
Lako Savi $50 NV HAVANA Deo iS'
Lisoner iIs,,',s. l7s n Tampico Dec 80.
Maasdam LETT Havana Dec 10.
Manchurla due New York Wednesday,
Margaret Mar n iIatteras Dec 20.
Maslia 16a W Sand Key Dec 90
Massick lat 50 long 72 Dec TO-
Millinocket 80 N Hatterns Dec 30
Moana 1900 E Ambrose Dec ~
MORO Castle Ill Scotland Dec co.
Norfolk 6 SW Winter Quarter Dec 20.
nacata a G. "a soo II Ambrose Dec 10.
Opelika lat Ss 52 lon 80 81 Dec ~?
Oriana 1900 from Havana Deo 10
Orleans lat 40 Is Ion 81 % Dec 49,
Panhandle State 81 K Ambrose Dec 90
PARAGUAY Ab N Hatteras l)eC On
Perfection aS w Sand Key Dec 20 Glowing
barge Socony 90).
Princess Matoika 4as from Wescr Dec 90
Princeton 160 W Antila Dec 20.
9uistconcS 21 Hole in Wall Dec 49,
RRShnonsal Rnhn 1os NE Pert Lobos Pee 90
Robin Gray SIT Sc Cape Henry Dec 10,
Z Roels Island lat ss As lon Al 81 Dec 10.
Kufuku Maru duo New York Wednesday,
San Bias SIG Colon Dec 90
san Bruno due Havana Thursday
San rraterno 30 Hatteras Dec 20
San Jose l42 N Tela Dec 20.
Santa Tecla ola Ambrose Dec 20
Saramacca 266 SE South Pass Dec 20
SarcoXie expects arrive Ambrose LIS s PM
Wednesday.
schenectady 642 e by Cape Henry Dec 20.
ocnuyiRdl Bridge 800 ENE Cape Henry
shenendoah 1914 NE Tampico Dec 20.
Snienshlnny Hshia j n G 2so 2 Boston Dec 20.
=. ing barge 9D.
SS.sel Irader 10 SW Tortugas Dec o.
SURNAME 235 Sc South Pass Dec 20
mamesi 2o5 w Havana Dec 10.
araansportation ans or % by N Fire island
NanGolite y, &c 1T, 70 E Sand Key Dec 49,
w w lllIord S37 from Ambrose Dec 49,
v Wekika 79 Il Charleston Dec 10
Westward Ho due Boston Light Thursday v
AM. A"ui su"S
West Notus 2,445 from San Pedro PM
Dec 49, AZ
w Wm Fl Doheny 1870 S Nantucket Dec 20.
1,1ii Wiiiet pd Hatteras 3:20 AM Dec 20
WI, WiIlsoio !S9 N Colon Dec 20.
Mm q Warden SIS S Sand Kew Dec 90
Woodmansie $50 E Cape Henlopen Dec 49,
Youngstown 235 E Hatteras Dec 20