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BAILEY HOLDS BARON
 EATERS TO TWO HITS

lew Orleans 3peca Baron batsmen bravely with enough hits show
 Heinemann park but they the thing being helpless Abe Bailey the Pecans game Big Boy" Bailey liking the friendly clouds
 faues and sensational fielding and also aided and betted
 full by the Barons applied getting credit for a two hit
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DOWNEY NOT BARRED
 BY CLEVELAND BOARD

Cleveland, August 3.-The Clevc- land boxing commission has not barred Bryan Downey, local middle- weight boxer. as a result of his bout here last Wednesday night with Johnny Wilson, the middleweighr titleholder, J. B. Wilberding, chair man, announced today.
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eBatted for E. Smith in seventh. s.Batted for Douglas in eighth.
Iotals ..........3O s2S 14 o sBancroft out. hit by batted ball

.Bancroft out, hit by batted ball.
 Score by innings:
 New York ............... 01o 900 1oo--2
 Summary: Two.base bts tsi " Tonrnisr vys three base hits Young home runs, J. Smith, McHenry; sacrifice, Doak; double plays. Lavan to Hornsby to Fournier; Stock to Hornsby to Fournier; left on base, New York b, St. Louis 5; bases on balls, off Douglas l. Doak 2; hits, off Douglas in innings. off Sailee 1 in 1 struck out, by Douglas l, Doak 6: wild pitch, Doak; losing pitcher. Douglas; umpires, O'Day and Quigley; time. :5s.
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Chicago ............ no 01o 0oos home run. Flack; stolen base, Deal sac rifice, Ford, Barbare. Alexander, south Barbare to Ford to Holke; Sullivan to Alexander to Deal; left on base, Boston [, Chicago 5; bases on balls. off Aiexan- der 3. Oeschger l; hit by pitcher. by Oeschger (Kelieher and Kiillfer); struck out. by Alexander 4, by Oeschger I; um- pires, klem and Emslie; time. 1:3o.
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Pittsburg ................ OOl o2s O3'-9
 Summary: Two-base hits, konetchy, J. Smith, Whitted; three-base hits, Ko- netchy, Grimm; stolen bases, Maranville, Grimm; sacrifice. Rapp, Bigbee, Carey; double plays Barnhart to Maranville to Grimm; left on base, Philadelphia ', Pitts burg g bases on balls, off Hubbel 3. off Cooper 3 hits, off Hubbell I in (none out in sixth), off Winters in 3: struck out, by Cooper 2; wild pitch. Winters; balk, Hubbell; passed ball, Brottem; losing pitcher, Winters; umpires, Rigler and Moran; time, TAI.
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threerbase Inf E CoIfn HIr, r,Flea enosky' ,st Pratt, Faber 3, Foster; double play, John son to E.. Collins to Sheely; left on bases Chicago g., Boston 5; bases on balls, off Faoer l, Myers 1; struck out, by Faber 2, by Myers 2; umpires, HidAbrand and Owens; time of game. 1.24.
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Busy at Rickwuod. Too

Busy at Rickwood, Too
 Officials at the Woodward club are Ntting no grass grow under their feet The are cutting it. l was out there, too, Tuesday, ana found the alfalfa crop harvested. For a time the daily precipita- tions got the better of the man with the mower. Then, when the mechanism of the mower went on the blink the grass shot up at a rapid rate. The long green ham pepod the play of golf devotees for time, but Tuesday all of the grass had been cut, with the exception of Numbers ' and s, and Professor Steimehl in- formed me that the work on these two fairways would be fin ished by sundown Wednesday,.
 Glass Plans Big Day
 The Mems Bible class at the First Methodist church is plan ming one of it's biggest days for Sunday, August IA. Nat Banks, one of the big workers of the class, told me Wednesday that it would be Baseball Day" Mem bers of the Birmingham club have already been invited to at tend, and an effort is being made to have President John D. Martin, of the Southern league, come down from his home in Memphis and make a talk.
 "All the clubs of the City league have been invited, also" said Nat, "and we are planning to make it one of the biggest special days ever held at First church."
 HaniOn Ships for Camp
 Eddie Hanlon has decided to get close to nature for 10 days When the Boys club members ship for their camp at Winne- taska Saturday Eddie is going along. too, he tells me. Re trenchment in business lines has left me idle again" said the pop
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TotaIs ..........33 s 8 24 'Batted for McQuillan in ninth.
.Batted for Martin in eighth. Scnra hy inpinpa.

6ssn 6oston .'.......-......... 0ol olo 3oo--5
 Summary: Two-base hits. Gibson 2. o'Farrell. Deal. Flack; three-base hits, Powell. Barbare; sacrifice. Keileher. Pow, ell; left on. base. Boston 6. Chicago g; bases on balls, off Scott {. Martin (. Me nings off McQuillan in 1-s innings off Martin in Innings. off Freeman in i Inning; struck out. by Scott l. McOuilIan l; wild pitch. Martin: winning pitcher. Martin; losing pitcher. Scott; umpfres klem and Emslie; time, 1:59
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Braves and Cubs Split

Chicago. August 3.-Boston and Chi cago broke even in double header here today. the visitors winning the first con test. to 3. while the locals took the sec ond, to 5. Boston won its game by hit ting Alexander opportuney, while Oesch- ger pitched well in the pinches Score:
 FIRST GAME
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Crackers Make H
 Two Ina Row From
 the Memphis Chicks

Atlanta, August 3.--Atlanta made It two games out of three from Memphis for the series, by taking today's game. to 2, in A pitching duel between Napier md Hahnlser. All the runs were earned. the fielding being surprisingly good despite R muddy diamond, Score:
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HomerS Win for Cards

St. Louis, August 3.--Home runs by Jack Smith and McHenry gave St. Louis, a to victory over New York today in the second contest of the series. The defeat puts the Giants two and one-han games behind Pittsburg. Score:
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Pittsburg. August 3.-Pittsburg came from behind today, and defeated Phil adelphia, 9 to 5. Hubbell and Winters were hit hard and timely. and the one Philadelphia error also let in run. Cooper was wild and ineffective, but fi- nally settled down and stopped the SCOT
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SUNNI AIRY

SUMMARY Three base Hits-Wingo. Doubel Plays-McMillan (unassisted), Mayer to Napier to Rariden. Struck Out-By Napier ', by Zahnlser 1. Bases on Balls-Off Napier 3, off Zah- niser {.
 Sacrifice Hits-Yockey, Guyon, Mayer. Earned Runs-Memphis 2, Atlanta 3. Left on Bases-Memphis ', Atlanta z. Umpires-Pfirman, Jo-da and Donal- son.
 Time of Game-2:4o.
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Chicago, to 2, in the opening game of the series today, by hitting Faber hard In the early innings. Not single put -out was made by aAChicago outflelder. A sensational catch by MenosiSy N. Sheeiy's drive prevent-Aa tie score in the eighth
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OLD DOLLAR BILL SEE:

I'LL Pity that feler from bill collectors Short skirts that they bogged girls in the United States than anybody had imagined
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ALBANY TO HAVE ROTARY CLUB

Albany, August Especial )-A movement has been started in AL bany for the location here of charter of the International Rotary club, t became known today. Already the application for the charter has gore forward. it Is said, with the required number of charter members.
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PIRATES STAGE AM UPHILL FIGHT TO DEFEAT PHILLIPS
Giants Are Beaten By HomerS By Smith and McHenry,
 Cards Winning, 3 to 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results St. Louis 3, New York 2. Chicago 7-5, Boston 5-5. Pittsburg g, Philadelphia 5.
 Games Today New York at St. I.Iuis. Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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Cellar Champs Chose
 Rube Robinson From
 the Mound and Win

Chattanooga, August 8.-Chattanooga
 knocked Rube Robinson out of the box in four innings this afternoon and easily won the deciding game of the series, to 9. Vines was invncible after the second in-
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 PIEDMONT V.EAGUF

PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 12, Durham 1. At Greensborc 8. Danville TO- At Winston Salem s-2, High Point II.
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Totals .s6 24 Is .Hit for Lankenau in ninth.

fHit for WelIs Tn tifth. ssRan for Pope in fifth. Score by innings: Nashville .-............ ol0 S00 o2o-6 Mobile ..... 900 050 02s--7
 SUMMARY Home Runs--Stellbauer, Mulvey Two-base Hits-Morse 2, Brown, Tut weller.
 Pitching Record---6 hits with 4 runs in B innings off Wells. hits with runs off James in 71-3 innings. Struck Out-By Wells l. Fulton l. James g. Base on Balls-off Wells l. Fulton l, James l.
 Left on Bases-Mobile 2. Nashville 5. Umpires-OToole ana Tandy Time of Game-1:40.
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FABER IS BEATEN BY BOSTON OUTFIT IN EARLY INNINGS
White Sox 0utfieIderS Fail to Make a Single Putout
 In Game
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 3, Chicago 2.
 Games Today St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. Chicago at Boston. Cleveland at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY

r. HEw ORLEANS. March Str Aban-
s~.sz s~s' tAn-), from Bocas, IN port az John
sGas docks- struck by str Bidwel while
c.Y was proceeding to anchorage.
49, TIA. Feb 27--Str Brookhaven
f.. sniH!. from New York. In port here. took
Nie' Which was extinguished.
49, - ERPoOi. y 5. Feb 2S--Schr Dor
Ss'E NJ Smart tBi) went ashore in this
,a1d"F- 20. POT Wreck!ng str expects 10 float hes
boSas waSDE. Feb 2s--str p Justesen DAM.
ed stned with the ioss OF two blades frotn
''sSg5gsier, si5np Win have TO go 10 drydock.
bbosfnervi!e (Anl). from Barcelora. arrived
s&amaged
osssAlhBApos Feb es-Bark Mona (Nor),
mt b.sa Gothenbure from Sabine. arrived
rs, essel badly DANA gcd. having en-
sSuu,ntsred heavy weather.
prHnVosNOLCLC. Feb 97-str Mongoran
,rar"e nee Br): bound Yokohama and Kobe
YnnssSdih YInlnsd here to-day with engine trouble.
Nno%DON. March 6--Monta ma (Am), from
tov, orx. which previously was reported
Tn. SIR Greiariie. arrived here to-day,
Ass-. montana towed the Crelarlie into
= pSsnrllng vessel proceeded.
'AGS tERpAM. March 4---Str Naamhok
riyaS pound Bremen from New York. ar
sith4 nerc to-day. Vessel was in collision
SAs,sa. an unknown sailing vesse. and had
Tcfn,od damaged. Forepeek fnll or water.
RkkpyIr;ary repairs Will be made.
bosnn!hi Feb 23--Str Padsnay (Ann>
gsrrlsaa hio DC Janeiro from New Orleans.
Pr ~ nsre to-day after being ashore.
AsQ sDE JANEIRo. Feb 27-str Tena-
bound Rotterdam from Rosario,
- Pare with bunker coal on tre.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Army Orders

From. The Tribune's Wasiin oton Bureau
WASHINGTON, March Army or
ders issued to-daJ follow:
Quartermaster Corps
Greeley. Capt. NJ. N, TO Omaha.
Sl Marshail; Capt. S. j. D. to New York.
Grimes 1t. NJ. D.. to New York.
Medical Corps
Mclaughlin, Capt. w f.. to Camp Eu.tis
Bell Capt. l.. P, to Picatinny
PITTS, Capt. y. H. to Panama
chamberlain, 1t. +. T.. to Camp Benning
6u'Isr 2d 1t ]. H. to Camp Pike.
Infantry
Randolph. 1t. Col. J., to Camp Sherman.
Ancrurn. 1t. J. n, 10 Douglas.
chapman, ID 1t. II. J.. TO Fort Riley
Forbes Capt. NJ. H, TO Cam7 Pike
Hardee, 1t. D. L., to Camp Dix
Clarke, I'd 1t. l.. G.. to Camp Pike
Air Service
Castor. 2d 1t y. T., to Rantoul.
Neb.ett Major II. c., to Long Island.
Simpson. Capt Il. X, 10 Long Island.
Whi'e. Cant. ". NJ, to Long Island.
Pratt, 1t. T. L.. to Long Island.
Peak, 1t |. f, TO Long Island.
shook, 1t. c. t.. 10 Long Island.
Mccoy, "a 1t. w. b.. TO Arcadia.
Wade. I'd Lit. w. S. to Arcadia.
Coast Artillery
Pirie, Major j. H.. to Arcadia,
Decide. 1t. w. Il. jr, TO Aberdeen.
Miscellaneous
Nixon. Ma tor C., &. S. A. TO Gettysburg.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

The connecting malls olose at tho Cen
station. New York. at p. m. IS follows:
Hawaii. via san francisco, steamship vii
heimipa. March IL
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China. French Indo-
china and Netherlands East Indies (&
c,pt Surnatral. via Seattle. steamship
Shlnyo Maru. March II.
China and specially addressed mail foI
Japan and Corea. via Seattle. steamship
Manila Maru, March i2.
Hawaii China. French Indochina, Neither
land East Indies except Sunlatra). and
specially addressed mail for Japan and
Corea. via San Francisco. steainshi :
Golden State, March IA.
Japan. Corea, China (excspt shangha
city,, Siberia. French Indochina, Neither
lands East Indies (except Sunatra), ane
Philippine Islands, Via Seattle. steamship
Protesiiaus, March IL
Tahiti. Marauesas. Cook islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mai
for Australia, via San Francisco steam
ship Mariana March 81.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia anc
specially addressed mail for New
Zealand. via san Francisco. steamship
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand ane
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria
u. c. steamship Makura, March rs,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

Port Tampa: Santa Barbara. Valparaiso
Matoppo fBr}, New York. Sailed: strs
India Maru (Japl. Falmouth. Tofuku
Maru (Jap), sydney. Maria de Larr!naga a
(hr} Queenstown.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March Ar
rived: Strs Dacre Castle (Br). Havana
muda. Sailed: Str Alpine Range (Brl,
Manchester
PHILA DELPHIA. March ARRIVED
lano (Br), London via st John, n b; Al
tamaha. Mariel and Cardenas Jackson,
Artgas San Francisco, etc. Essex, Bos-
ton; Conshohocken. New York; schr Fran
els J Mcdonald, Brunswick.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. March Ar
rived: Strs San Ramon. New York: Penn
sylvania. Tampico; Aryans Providence
New York, Philadelphia; Winfred, Calves
ton. Sailed: Gulf King. Jacksonville;
Golaa (Nor). Sabine: Gulf Coast, Gretna.
La.
PORT pADs. La, March ARRIVED
strs Astrakhan (Br), Newport News Chai-
mette. Havana: Dauperata. Galveston
Lake Fairlee. Cienfuegos; Lake Flynus
Cuba; Maryland (Fr), Martinique; Rajah.
Progreso; Saco Norfolk: Truxillo, Tampa.
Sailed: Strs California (Br), Hamburg
Ceba (Hond). Ceiba Kirktowu (Br), Mo
bile
PORTLAND. Me, March ARRIVED
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1-Arrived:
Str Golden Gate, Baltimore. Sailed: Strs
Arizonian, New York; Anlur Maru (Jap).
New York
SAVANNAH March 7-Arrived: str
sonville) Sailed: Str Northern (Br).
Havre and Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
FOREIGN PORTS

HONG KONG, March 3--Str schodack
(from Maniia). Boston.
KOBE, March Str Alaska Maru
Jap). San FRANCHISES.
HAMBURG. March Str Oalzwln (Br).
GIBRALTAR, March Str Pannonia
(Br) trom Messina).
ROTTERDAM. March 4--Str Naugus.
LONDON, March Str Albania (Br) ::
March 8, Steel Voyager.
sotan
GENOA. Feb. a5-str Duca Degu
BREsT. March Str Abros (sp).
SOUTHAMPTON, March 4-Str Farnam
PERNAMBIEO, March Str Virgil
GREENoCK March Str Grecian
Prince (Br).
Arrivals From New York
PORT SAID, March As veendijk
(Dtl, for Padang.
BRISTOL. March SIS Boston City
(Br).
CHRIsTIAN1A. March e-s United
States tDan).
LIVERPOOL, March IS s Celtic (Br).
ROTTERDAM. March As s f Luck
enbach.
MossELEY BAY, March As Ripley
Castle (Br).
LONDON. March s--s S Montana.
cALLAO, March IS orcus
ANTWERP. March 3--S S Finland.
SHANGHAI. March Is Boveric (T'r}.
via Cadiz and Sue2
MANCHESTER March $ Hegre
(Norl. via Boston.
PIRAECs, March 5---s previously 10
mar.
PLYMOUTH, March 7-s s Iceland
(Br). for Antwerp (and proceeded).
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

The steamship Invincible, the second
Shlpp ng Board vessel to be equipped
with an electric drive, has successfully
completed her light sea trials. 1t is
also announced that contracts have
been closed for the first Diesel oil en-
CINE electric drive freighter in the
United States, the Fordonian. A third
freighter, the Archer. is being equipped
with electric drive.
The trials of the Invincibe were held
from the Todd yards at Tebo Basin
She will b. placed in commission i'm
meGiately by the Cosmopolitan Line
her charterers.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Navy Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bxrsax
WASHINGTON, March Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Bates, Ems. A. w, to u. s. S. William
Jonec.
Burleish. Lit G. 60 A. p. to U. s.. s
Coicough's Ems O. s. to Z s. s. Delaware.
Doughty Lit L.. to U. s. s. Kansas.
Jones. 1t w. to New York.
Harriss 1t. G. L.. to U. S. s. Kansas
kutz. 1t Com. L. g., to L. S. $. Missis-
sippi
Miller Ems w r.. to T. s.. s. Columbia
Morrison. 1t. J. H.. to Z. 8. s, Camden.
Murray, 1t. q. 60 S. S, to u. $. s.
Arkansas.
Nelson. 1t. Com. !. L.. to T. s. s. SIS
Palmer. IT. Com. J. r., to San Francisco.
Rollins. 1t. A. s.. to L. S. s. ProTnetheus.
hutiedge 1t. p. w. to u. S. s. Mugford.
sparrow. Lit. e.. to T.. S. s. Ms
4ainot, 1t; q. 80 p. II. to U. s. s. Rob-
ert Smith.
Warner. Lit. q. 81 s. H.. to u S. s.
Reynolds. Ems. II w, to U. S. s. seltrldge.
Howies, 1t r.. to U. S. S. Guyana.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday
usysr. str 1'sxs Msr rrssco. Matanaas. Feb ~
With sugar; Warner Refinery. Edgewater.
Str Eastern Queen. Rio de Jane!ro Feb
s; Bahia, Feb Is; to the National Shipping
Sorp. with indse; Pier 5. Bush Docks,
str Niagara (Fr), Havro. Feb es: to the
Compagnie Generate Trarsatiantique. with
pass. mails and rndse: Pier 81. n r.
r, Str Cornslia. Powce. Feb sa Humacoa.
q to the Bull Insular Line, with ndse
nna. ssT uss E.s ssr ss cris,s0s FEB ss Pert
United Fruit Co. with pass. mails and
Str Insnerator tBrl. Southampton and
Ltd; with pass. mails and indse Pier
usSas str Fanssurn q ~. A.: s. JoAn. N 2
indse; Pier Erie Basin, Bklyn.
str str - oNoka,ay, MeibeTrns Jan -. Bris-
rs: to the United States & Australasia
Steamship Line, with indse; Pier 4. Army
Str Esperanza, Tanapioo Feb -. Vera
Nassau 4; 20 tho New York & Cuba Mail
Steamship Go. with pass. mails and mdsa
Str FoTt Hamilton SBr,. BERMUDA March
5 to the Fuynesss Bermuda Line, with
pAss Str nes e.sasIsn ana dss at r,sr g,
March A: to wnford &. Mckay. Inc, in bal
last; Pier .. n. I. & w II r. Iiobolser, n ].
Str Trehawke (Br), Calcutta Dec o5.
Colombo Jan 3, Algiers 81. boston March
S. 70 Norton. Lilly & Co, with udse. Pier
J, Bush Docks. Bklyn.
Str Nittorto Elnanuele Ill. Newport. Eng
Feb :. 20 the Kerr Steamship Co. Inc. II.
ballast; Pier (. Bush Docks l3k!yn.
Str Western Scout, Genoa Feb IA: TO "
Str Waco. Helslngborg Feb -: 70 the
Globe Steamship Line. in ballast: Pier 90,
Sir Creole, New Orleans March Q: &c
the Southern FaciHc Co. with pass and
mdse. Pier AZ - r.
Str Mohawk, Ponce Feb II, Mayagues
March !. San Juan March .; TO the New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Co. with
pass, mails and nldse; Pier 35. Brooklyn.
Str 0rterjc SBr,, Calcutta Jan Is. Co
lombo Jan "a. Boston March s. to Houlder
can Decks, 7.
Str Leeds City (Br). .1mrningharn. Fet
~: - the Kerr Steamship Co. Inc. with
.ndse: Pier 4. Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str Lake Fillmore. Brunswick, Ga; an
chored on l.
Str Lake Markham. Savannah March 3
anchored off Quarantine.
Str Munwood, Caibarien and Matanzas
20 MunsoH Line: anchored of Quarantine.
Str Caho Espartel (SpauN. Barcelona
and Seville; anchored off Quarantine.
Berth Changes
San Sius,o Pier l. Bush DocNs BTooSyr sSo i9-
SlSaoIs .'--...... PIER ,, n
Ning Alexander. .......pier -. Brookly,
General W G Gorgas. ........Pier e.. y T
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

Ta5ima ,i1 4 Maru 400 from Cape rlattcry 8
TrontolIte. 2S7o + Tuxram March G.
March ;.
vesta 20 w Key West March 7.
Virginia Bridge $50 sw Hatteras March 8.
IL Tiford Dos SW Sand Key March q
w Miller 1,l15 Point Wells 8 I'm
Walter Hardcastie zoo f Tamp.co March g
West Camak $50 SE San Pedro March e
West Catanace 1850 from Boston March q.
War Ghurka 20 Balboa Pm March &
Westhaven $50 Sc Cape San Lucas
West Holbrook 2,51s from Honolulu I'M
March 6.
West Islay 4oS f Cape Henlopen March g.
West lsiip 500 w San Francisco PM
West Ivis 1884 from -ape Tla.tery Pm
West Kasson 200 Sc Ambrose March &
West L.anga eS N Sand Key March s.
west Mingo lat oa 81 lon 10 80 8 Pm
March 6. "
Western Hope lat 80 25 Ion CT 50 March a
Wico 1873 Il Ambrose March Z
William Green 529 w Martinique March &
Wolverinc State 270 w Honolulu pN
N,i Wm M Burton 40 s Jupiter March :.
Wytheville l,os2 w Panama March 6.
lapalaga IS Ambrose March Z
youngstown lat Al 40 Ion SO is March S.
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, March 7--Arrived: str,
New York; Nord Amerika DAM, Shields
VIA Norfolk; WILDWOOD Buenos Ayres via
New York; Victorious Hamburg and Ant
Grande; stadsdijt (Dt), Rotterdarn VIA Via
Nerfolk and New York.
prinos HiosTIM On, MarSh 7I,Arriyed; Celtic
Victoria Comox and Cristobal; raketoyc
M Maru lJsp), Calcutta and Colombo Via
l."r!, rort Sal Said Oscar D Bennett. Tampico
more. Glouccster. Baltimore nd lyo,.nlsr
Kenmore IBr). Philadejphsa 70 cHSi-s0
Philadeipnia; Barrymore (Br). liverpool
PRESTON Clendoyle. Banes; Aswiworld
Fort Lobos: Agwlake. Port Lobos (cixht
latter 6th). Sailed: vasconia tBr). Lon.
don; West InsMp. New York sudbury
Hamburg and Bremen Qatter 5th) Vine.
yard Haven. Mass, March 7-Sailed: Schrs
Maria Howes (from Trapani via Ber.
Fort Reading), ST John. n Il; John I<iel.
berg (Br} lfronl Perth Anlboy). Halifax.
c. CHA,RLEsToN, S c. March 7-Arri, o1
land proceeded 10 Jacksonville); LAX,
Elsnere. Boston.
,u'5,A 'G,ALNEsroN. March .7-Arrlved W NJ
Sumatra Mscu Gap). New Orleans: II {
Folger, Philadelphia. Sailed: Thomas H
Wheeler New York.; Panoil, rampico
c4pres c1p'a nnplao E1ares phiadsn1 haslsna Tampico
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Marsh AR.
rived: currier. Port Arthur. sailed o : I
Marng, Baton Rouge; Dinsmorc. Mobile
Farlhault Boston: Merrimacll. Philadel.
phia.
MoB11.E March 7-Arrived: Merweds
(DD, Galveston: ktrktown G8r). New Or.
leans Honduras tNor), PORT Barrios City
Of Freeport Fan River; schr Marion NJ
Cobb, San Pedro de Macoris
NORFQLk, Va, March Arrived: Str.
Melrose' Boston; MANDY Court (Br). Gal
weston; Alpine Range (Br). New Orleans
Jaboatao (Braz>. New Orleans; Bethlehem
bridge, Falmouth; Lyngenf1ord (Nor)
York. PToteo QtaD, Naples; Everglades
Ehlladelphla; Point Bonita. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu'
nicatiOn Station

distance is given IN miles. Reports arc
dated at noon uniess otherwise specihed.l
A a pougherty so ENE Tampico Mar 8,
Abescos 1892 from Columbia River PM
Mar g.
Agawall 2se Il Sand Key Mar g.
Agwimoon eA0. w S&nd Key Mar 8.
Am petco l.4SI ENE Ambrose Mar g.
Arcturus gsa IL cape Henry Pm Mar s.
Aryan' fs4 EsE Sabine Bar Mar g.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
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The song d The mower and the rat
Ting 1T the hay wagon can be heard
afar and near
~. Rufus Weaver and wife, 81
philadelphia. are visiting Mr. and
Mira william Arthur
Mrs Mary Aaaenhelmers who was
the guest 0g Alr. and Mrs. william
sullivan for the paat week hrs re-
turned III her home In Westminster
Mfa. Walter Myers has "a quarts
and pint 81 peas Jared fpr thewin !
ter
Mr. James If Myers II pleased over
mo fact that his buildings nge newly
painted
rae Sunday school Will bold q fes-
tlval On the Church lawn % Satuf-
day evening. june z5. Everybody
come and enjoy pleasant evening
sunday school Sunday morning o.
ito O'clock
Christian Endearor ut 7,S0
on Thursday evening" jane ~, the
church at FrigelIhurg win hold It's
seryiee. Everyhory well
come To come.
There will net he any prayer ser
vice next Tuesday evenings