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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
LEGAL NOTICES
sUEWIFr-S NOTICE OF s.LE

Under and by virtue OF an execution
issued and TO me directed from tho
county court OF Pueblo county and
state Of Colorado on the l+th day ot
March. a. d, 1891, IA the cate Of Tho
Pueblo Automobile Co. "A corporation.
vs. the Hscklcy Manufacturing Co.
corporation. l the undersigned
Sheriff OF Pueblo County and State or
colorado. will sell for cash at public
vcnduc on Friday. the 25th day of
March. \. D.. 1921, at ten. O'Clock a, m.
at the front door of the Pueblo Auto
mobile Co. 2s& West Fourth Street.
for the purpose of satisfying the judS-
mcnt in said case and costs and eS-
pence all the right. title and interest
of the above named defendant, in tn.
following described property hereto
fore levied on by me to-vB: One
Hacklcy Flowing Tractor complete.
:. F.. THOMAS, Sheriff.
BY {. l.. Fiscus, Deputy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
BY kANO.

What hard, rocky road the little
flyweight boxers have to travel. I'm
less they stack up against bantams
and featherweights. it is impossible
TO make a living. Tho reason is that
there are so few in the real flywcight
divisions and these men are not draw
ing cards. So flyweights are forced to
so outside their weight for matches
and nearly always 10 give weight
away.
1t is wonderful, whom figured from
a boxers point of view, how these
little fellows succeed at all. There can
be but one reason; they are wonder
full boxers. Tho honors seem empty
when a bantam or fcatherwcight is
given the decision over them.
The most prominent boys in the
flyweight division Jimmie Wilde. the
British champion, and Frankie Ma
son. the American champion, have
records that are marvellous. Mason
is going through the country taking
on any of the boys of tho lighter
so long as club managers are willing
10 sign them up, and he sees profit
in the bout. Mason has probably
fought coo different boys in the past
three years. II is doubtful if any
other boxer has fought half that
number. In that time. with the OK
Ception of a score, he has been COM
pelled to give from five to twenty
pounds away. He has boxed many
boys fifteen pounds heavier than he.
The Mason Moore Match.
When Wilde declared his intention
of coming to this country, he signed
contracts that he would not box
Lynch. Herman or Pal Moore. and as
he understood II. frankie Mason
until such matches were arranged by
New York and Milwaukee club Of
ficials The reason given was that 1t
WAS detrimental to the game to ar
range matches outside the jurisdiction
of a boxing commission. He put up a
$4,000 forfeit to abide by this agree
mont
Mason was the logical boy for him
practically tho same George Beimer,
Mason's manager. had been doing
considerable corresponding with New
York officials. and had gone there to
arrange the match. but the terms
they offered were ridiculous. AT the
figures they quoted Mason would
have owed money for the bout. Bcim-
cr is a fox ~ the boxing game. and
II was diamond cut diamond between
the New York promoters and Mason S
manager. They gave him the articles
to sign. He put them in his pocket
and said he would look them over:
he did. but returned them unsigned
with thanks How or by what right
had they tied Wilde upY He found
the loop and FASTENED TO match the
two little fellows. He found Wilde
in Milwaukee and got his consent TO
box Mason for $4,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
PAULETTE
INTERVIEWS lANO|S

Chicago. Ill, March cc.-JudGc X. NJ.
Lands tonight said he had completed
a personal interview here with Eugene
Paulette, former st. Louis National in
fielder in connection with the gambl-
ing charges against the player and
that he would make known his dccis-
ion soon.
He refused to discuss the case. nor
would he comment on the report that
he had denied Paulette the right to
play until he was cleared of the charge.
Philadelphia. Pa. March 22.-Wif-
liam +. Baker. president of the Phila-
delphia Nationals tonight said:
The latter part of last November
President Heydlcr receiver very i'm
portant informs ton in regard to
Paulettc which later he verified and
gave to me. The matter was OF so
serious nature that l submitted all
information in the case to Judge Lam
dis.
"Paulette appeared before Judge
Lands In Chicago two weeks ago and
| am waiting for tho judges decision.
Paulcttc is under contract with the
Philadelphia club for 1921 and request
cd that he be permitted TO Eo to tho
training camp at Gainesville which
was denied by me-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
THIRD CHESS GAME
IS DECLARED DRAW

Havana, March 2e.-Thc third game
for tho worlds chess championship be-
tween DR.. Emanuel Liskcr OF Berlin
and Jose l. Capablanca OF Havana
which was adjourned Monday morning
after slNty-two moves, was resumed
tonight and declared draw after only
one additional move had been taken.
one additional move had been made.
When Cspablanca's sixty-th!rd move.
which he had sealed just before ad
journmcnt OF the game Monday was
taken from tho envelope and the play
made on the board. Or. Laskcr studied
the positions for some minutes and
then said: Il can see no chance Of
breaking thru
capabianca remarked he thought
l.askcr would be unable to do anything <
with tho position he held and the game
was therefore declared draw.
The time consumed in the compile
ton of tho third game was; Capa-
blanca . hours. 80 minutes: L.asker 4
hours. 20 minutes.
Play in tho fourth game will begin
tomorrow night
Thus far tho match Is a tic, all three
games played having been drawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
BOXING RESULTS

New Orleans, La, March c2.-Batu-
ing OrtcEa. California middicwciSht,
knocked out Young Denny OF New
Orleans in the fifth round OF a
scheduled fiftccn-round fight here last
night. OrtoEa weighed l50is pounds
while Denny was one pound lighter.
salt Lake City, Utah. March 22.-Jim
Lindow. OF Salt Lake. lightweight.
knocked out Ed Shepard in the final
round of their six-round bout here last
night.
Eddie Kelly of Ogden and Jay Solo
mon OF Salt Lake fought four rounds
to 4 draw.
NEW YORK. March 22.-Tom Glib
bons of st. Paul punished Paul Samp-
son of New York so severely in their
bout here tonight. that the referee
halted the l5-round match in the Soc
ond round. Gibbons who weighed liOi-
rounds. ten less than his opponent
noored Sampson twice in tho first
round. In the second round Sampson
took a count OF ninc and on the sec
ond kuockdown the referee intcrfcrcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23

The Marshall team in tho Steel
Works Bowling league surprised the
leading BerEermsns and took three
straight games. BcrEcrmans have
held the lead by quite a margin all
the way. but by winning Tuesday
night. the Marshall team is only two
games from tho lead. Muholland was
the star of the evening rolling 6ti.
Captain a. +. Coward also assisted by
rolling 573.
Hcrmans defeated the Colorado Sup
nly tuA out of three games Peterson.
captain for Colorado supply won tho
second game for his team by rolling
sp1. The score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
Greeley Basket Five
Defeats Wyoming Champs

Laramie, wyo.. March a2.-Thc Cree
ley high school champions of Colo
RADIO high school basketball teams de-
fcated tho Worland high school. cham
pions OF Wyoming, by a score of
55 to so, here last night in fast
game.
The first half showed a score OF IS
to is in favor OF Greeley. In tho first
few seconds OF play in the second
half. Worland tied at is. but after that
Greeley steadily pulled ahead.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
| Elaas,stss
| IAGAMIPMA
|{T Ne@ -

Mobile. Ala, March 22,-CExhibition
r. II. L.
st. Louis Americans ........15 II :
Mobile, southern Asso. ...... >
Batterics-Boehler. Cullup, Deberry
and Collins; Roberts, Crccl, Ching and
Ponds, Smith.
Beaumont. Texas, March 2c.-tExhi-
Il. H. E.
St. Louis Nationals .......s Is /
Beaumont Texas league ..... . )
Battcries-Pierrot and Gi1ham; Ever
man, Jacobus and Kelly.
Galveston, Texas, March 22.-CExhi-
bition)-
r II. L.
Boston Nationals ..........l2 1S =
Galveston, Texas league. > >
Batteries-Townsend. l.. Townsend
and O'Ncill, Gowdy: Couchman, Lee
Cernislia and Brien. Lapan. Lipcy.
Houston, Texas. March 22.-CExhibi-
tom
II H E.
New York Nationals .........1o IL .
Houston, Texas league ......I 8 >
Batteries - Douglas, Barnes and
Smith, snyder; Baschu, Whitworth
and Griffith, Wright.
Marion. o.. March 22.-EarI Greasy
Neal, Philadelphia National outfieldor.
who has been holdout left for Gains
Nillc, Fla, to join the team.
| Cisco. Texas. March a2.-Jake Dau-
bort. veteran first bascman of the
Cincinnati Nationals. has agreed to
sign a contract and will join the club
later. Manager Pat Moran has an
nounccd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
briggs FIVE
CHALLENGES GREELEN

briggs, Idaho. March 22.-The DriES.
high school basketball team. winner
Of the Idaho state inter- scholastic
championship. has challenged tho Lo-
gan, Utah, high school team, for games
TO decide tho championship OF Utah,
Colorado and Idaho. Tho Logan team
recently defeated the Greeley. Colo,
high school team which held the cham
pionship of Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
Good Defensive
Shown In Chess

Havana, Cuba. March 22.-Resump-
ton of play in tho third game of the
world championship chess tournament
by DR.. Emanuel Laskcr, and Jose Il.
Capahlanca tonight brought tho two
masters face to face with an intricate
problem. The arrangement of the
pieces when play was adjourned early
Monday was such as to excite the ad-
miration of chess experts.
Rarely have chess players succeeded
in establishing such defensive posi-
tionS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
Handbal Star Is Out

Detroit, Mich, March 22.-Maynard
Laswcll. stellar performer of the Los
Angeles \. c. was eliminated in tho
preliminary championship play last
night from participation in the ma
tional \ A handball finals.
He was defeated by william Sack
man of tho New York Handball club.
81 to and q to II. Sackman's brill
liant play makes HIM n favoritc for
the singles honors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
HoI.pE WINS

Detroit, Michigan. March 2t-In an
Is: balk line billiard exhibition match
today with Charles Peterson of st.
Louis. William Hoppe ran 2s7 points to
complete n 800 point block. contin-
.ued the run until he had accumulated
800 points and thcn quit with the
balls in pcrfoct position.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
METAL MARkETs

New York. March 22.-Coppcr stead
icr. clcctrolytic spot and March. i2I
l2i-. second quarter. i2Nnl7. Iron
nominally unchanged. Tin steady; spot
and nearby. $3.50; futures. 2aesa2a.so
Lead dull. spot. TO An,imony spot,
5S1n5.5O Zinc steady: East st. Louis
spot i1oTls5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
cu>nTER oAK sTAkE INCREASED

HlrUord, Ionn., MArCh VE.-Tho
'harter oak stake for $4,000 feature
Il the grand circuit races here will
70 replaced this year by the Greater
'hartcr Oak stakes, purse of $4,000
was announced tonight. 1t viii he
iyided into three events, 2:l5 trot,
:cS trot and 2:O4 trot. The new ar
lngemcnt will allow a greater number
entries.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
In ths Brilliant Comic Opera 'Ruddisors
A tsiricatUrc from Gilbert and Sui
1ivan's merry comic opera

The originality OF tho story. and
the kocnncss of tho satire. of "Rud-
digore" will be presented at the City
Auditorium theatre on Thursday.
March -. by the Boston English
Opera company for the first time in
this city. have been the subject every
whore of lyvish praise. and brought
TO II record of seasons run in New
York to crowded houses. Its plot is
burlesquc of mclodrsma. and the
characters typify the familiar char
actors in that form OF play. There is
the lovc-sick heroine who is called
Rose Maybud. tho kicked villain who
is known as Sir Despard Murratroyd:
the manly hcro who ~ cnlled Richard
Daurtlcss; the good old servant
known at Adam Goodhcart. n shud-
derry creature called Mad Marguerite:
and a comic group OF professional
bridesmaids. Add to this music and
plenty of humorous dialogue and the
success of "Ruddisorc" may be easily
urd"rstood
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
School District No. One
Notice Of Biennial School
Meeting and Election

Notice is hereby given that the
biennial election of the legal voters
OF School District No. |. county of
Pueblo. will be held on Monday, tho
md day OF May. A. u. 1921. for tho
purpose of electing two directors for
the full term. of six years.
For tho purpose of said election.
the district has been divided into four
voting precincts bounded and dcs-
cribcd as follows:
Voting Precinct No.
All that part OF School District No.
lying and included in precincts ono
D. two C2b. three 80. and thirty
seven ,35). OF the City OF Pueblo. and
that part of said district lying north
OF the center line of Twenty second
Of said district and not herein de-
scribcd.
Voting Precinct No. 3:
All that part OF School District No.
lying and included within precincts
D) and five 80 of tho city of Pueb-
10, and that part Of said district lying
south OF tho center lin" OF Twenty
second street produced to the west
boundary of said district and not
herein described.
Voting Precinct No. :
All that part OF School District No.
l. beginning at tho intersection OF
Tenth street and the Fountain river,
thence south following tho west limo
of said Fountain river. to its junction
with thc Arkansas river, thence
northwest following the north line of
said Arkansas river To tho west line.
of precinct six CO., thence north to
Tcnta street thence east following tho
south line OF Tenth street east to
tho Fountain river. said boundaries
include precincts six 90. seven 90.
eight ,s,, min" go, ten GoJ. eleven
uD. twelve te), and thirteen p5)
NJ In, ,.ity of Pueblo
No:inG Precinct No.
An that part OF School District No.
/ lying and Included in precincts
elusive. OF tho city of Pueblo and
such other territory Of said School
District lying east of the Fountain
river and north Of The Arkansas river.
Tho ballot boxes will he open at
Z o'clock a. M. and closed at
o'clock y. M.
Tho voting place in each of said
precincts will be as follows. to-wit:
Precinct No. Centennial High
School
precinct No Irving Place
School
Precinct No. 3.-uinsdalc School.
Precinct No J.-Fountain School.
The annual meeting for the trans
action of any and all business per-
tanning to tho school and school in
ierests will be held on said Morday.
MAY =. 1921. at the hour of 1880
o'clock y. M. at tho board room,
Centennial building.
First publication March Q. 1921.
Last publication April 81. le21.
G.. G. ROBERTSON.
Secretary of School District No. I.
County of Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
DENVER L,yEsTOCk ,

DonNcr, MARCH S2.-Cattlc receipts.
100; steady. and higher. beef steers,
S.lods.5o: cows and hcifcr-. S.25T
100: calves, Sl0.oomi2.oo: stockers and
feeders. 31.coGs.s5. bulls. ss.50Gt.50.
Hog receipts. 1000; market sc low
or: top. 5000. bulk. ta2Sni0ls.
Sheep receipts. $500. % TO 5Oc higher:
lambs, s1.a5na50: owes. St5on5.a5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
ANTI.GAMBLING BILL

Albany. n. Y, March CA bill de-
signed to end the present form of
making waSers on horse racing was
introduced in tho legislature today. II
was explained that the measure was
Intended TO overcome the system of
oral betting in vogue at the tracks at
the state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
DENVER CURRs AND SUGAR
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. March e2.-Potatoes steady
receipts n cars: white sacked and
bulk. Sl.0odI.l5 cwt; Minnesota and
South Dakota Early ohios. Si.2SQi Is
cwt: Minnesota and North Dakota Red
River Ohios. sacked. 3i.50n leo cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
MONTREAL GETS DECISION

ioledo, Ohio. March %. - Young
lontreal of Providence, X. l., was
.iven the newspaper decision over Carl
remain of cleveland in their 12-round
out last night. They are bantam
weights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
LIBERTY BONDS

Furnished by y. s. walpolc. rooms
5es7e Thatcher Block. Pueblo. Colo.
Liberty 3iss, s.o.5o.
Liberty LIST Is. 1916.
Liberty I'd Is. Ss6.s2
Liberty LIST as. $3.50.
Liberty I'd ias. sss.N.
Liberty I'd ii.s Sao.0s.
Liberty 9Th si.s. 3S7.oi.
Liberty lat ta.s. $3.50.
Liberty 9Th AS, 3a1.5a.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

New York. March 2e.--rrimc mcrcan-
tilo paper. 1isd1Ic.
Exchange heavy: sterling demand
3aoi.: cables. 3oik. Francs demand.
seI. cables e9e Belgian francs demand
aes: cables, 7ss. Guildcrs demand.
5i.s5. cables. 3it5. Lire demand. 3st.
cables $50. Marks demand. lso: cables
lsi. Greece demand. 1bO. Argentine
demand 400: Brazilian demand. 1875
Montreal, i2L per cent discount.
Time loans steady; so days, o. days
and six months, stzMT pcr cent.
New York. March c2.-Rar silver
nah; foreign. 5ia; Mexican dollars.
iis
Can money easier; high. 81 low. 81
ruling rate. sii. closing bid. siz Of
fered at Z. last loan. 6t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
LOCAL OIL MARKETS

March e2.-Furnishcd by Downs &
Co, brokers, lis w. Second St. Pu-
c bio, NFolo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
Voting Precinct No. :

All that part of School District No.
lying and included within precincts
90 and five t5) of tho city of Pueb-
10. and that part Of said district lying
south OF tho center lin" OF Twenty
second street produced to the west
boundary of said district and not
hCrgin described
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRNI> AM rRn,Is1n>s
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-oid established grocery
and meat market. stock FOR invoice
price: fixtures snap: In Bcsscmcr
business center. Address wv. D.
Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-23
MARsHALl'S B0WLERS
TAKE THREE GAMES

Standing Of Tenms
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
ARRIVED.

Str Princess Matoika. Bremen Nov 10. TO
the United States Lines, with 2if cabin ana
- third class passengers, mails and mdse'
Went TO pier 4, Hoboken. 90
Str George Washington. Bremen NOV -
and Southampton and Cherbcurg 24th, 70 tne
ond and 367 third class passengers and lnnse'
Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Orduna tBr), Hamburg Nov w and
Southampton and Cheroourg 22d. TO Sander
son a Son, with 81 first, 22l second CABIN
and lfG third class passengers, mails and
mdse. Went 20 pier ~. North River.
Str Arabic tBr), Genoa Nov IL and Naples
10Th, 20 the White Star Line, with " tirst
and III second cabin passengers, InaiS and
mdse. Went 70 pier 3d. North River.
str Megai Helas (Greckl, Constanza Nov
2. Constantinople 5th, Iiraeus i4th ana
Patras 18th, to " Gaianc \ Co. with 81
frat, 1io second and ~ shird class passen-
gers mails and ndsc. Went 20 New YORK
Dock Co.'S pier 22. Brooklyn.
Str volumnia (Br, Falmowh, 70 VI II
,slnsIey. with nidse. Went TO pier Z, eleva-
Str Havo tSor). sundsvaai Nov and
birmingham 18Th, 20 OHtervald n Co, with
wood pulp. Went to West Shore pier .,
Weehawkeu.
Str Ipswich, Hamburg Nov 10. 20 the
United American Lines, with ndse Went
10 pier &c. North River.
Str Cabo Espartel (Sp), barcelona Oct 20.
Tarragona 2sth, Seville Nov 10 and Las
Paimas lGth to the Ybarra Line, with mdse.
Went 10 Erie Basin Breakwater.
Str Braea (Fr), Marseilles Nov ~ and
Valencia 18th. TO James w Elwen a Co.
with n1dse. Went TO foot OF 3lst street,
SIR Ansaido v 1taD, Genoa Oct 2s, Naples
Nov J. Mcsslna 20, Catania 80, Palermo 9TH,
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str City OF Agra (Br). which left here
Thursday for Cape Town. &c, sent word by
wireless yesterday that she had picked up
captain OF the barge Carrie Clark and win
another weasel. The Carrie Clark was lost
eff Highlands. NJ. Tuesday. as before re-
ported.
ABERDEEN. Wash, Dec 2-Ten bar bound
steamers sailed to-day for San Francisco
and San Pedro with lumber.
BERMUDA. Dec 1-Str Seminole, Savona.
&c, for New York. arrived here to-day with
machinery defective.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec 1-str North
American, Valparaiso. &C. for New York.
has put into this port with web crank shaft
cracked, &c: repairing here. (The report Of
British ctr Canadian having put in here was
an error.)
LONDON. Dec 2-str slmaicer Dutch
arrived at Yokohama with steering gear dis
abied
schr KInrman (Brl. Battle Harbor. Nj.
for Oporto, was passed or spoken on Dec I 1,
lat 3s n. Ion 30 w. with feet OF water In
the hold; making for st Mictaes (Azores). q.
MOBILE. Ala. Dec s-Britlsh schr Cashier
o62 tons. sold az u s Marshsrs sale
to-day 10 John LewLs. shipping agent OF
Vancouver, BE, for S9.i00.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 27-Str Daisy.
hence Goth for Portland. .. returned on ac-
count OF broken propeller blade.
ST JOHNS. Nj. Nov 2s--schr Silver Star
Wednesday and became total loss; vossel
had no cargo aboard
VANCOUVER. nc. Dec e-Bark simon =
Ttlmie OBJ, hence for Kobe. before reported
with disabled steering gear, was towed in
here to-day by str Algerine.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Nov II. lat 80 13, lon 3 3s. str Bilbster
fBr) reported passing a drifting nlne with
four horns and floating high In the water,
rusty and weedy; lat 80. lon 40. str
Gloucester Castle (Br) reported passing a
drifting mine; lat 80 rs. lon 32 T.. ctr
Alexandra (Belg) reported passing a drift
ing mine lat 81 81. Ion . % r. str
Umzinto (Br) reported passing drifting
mine-Str Lapland (Br).
The stations of the Canadian Signal Ser
vice reported ice as follows: Crane Island,
Nov 2s. light open Ice. and Nov 20. consider
able fce L'Iset. Nov rs. some Ice close
packed inshore: Father Point, Nov %. light
open ice inshore and distant. and Nov 20.
freezing, Ice making fast: Little Metls,
Nov 20. light close packed Ice inshore Chi
coutimi East. Nov 2s. river clear of ice op-
posite here: st Alphonse. Nov IS, some ice
on the river. and Nov 20. some ice on the
river; Anse st Jean. Nov rs. considerable
Ice on the river; Descente des Femmes, Nov
2s, river covered with ice. and Nov 20, con
siderable ice; Three Rivers 10 Quebec. Nov
%, some light scattered Ice inshore and Nov
20. considerable light broken ice passing
down.
Nov 2f. lat 40 ". lon .TS a W, passed
hardwood log about 20 feet long and feet
In diameter: almost submerged-Str Ma
navi (Br).
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
BY United States Naval Radio.

tDistances given In miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise spccified.J
Agwisea 1p1 Nantucket l. V I'd.
America lat ~ a.. lon ~ 81 I'd.
Caddo f95 s Ambrose I'd.
City of Palermo 30 from Hatteras AN I'd.
tlontarf 5j5 II Ambrose fst
Colamer lat 46 %. lon ~ "a LIST.
Cristobal 522 s Hatteras LIST.
District OF Columbia los ENE Key West ID.
Eastern Exporter lat %, Ion 80 ~ 1st
Eastern King fO2 Il Overfalls T, %.
Eastern Merchant 7i6 NV Balboa 3 PM 1si
Eastport $50 L Ambrose lat
Faraby f15 Ambrose I'd
Francisco 20 r Ambrose I'd.
Freeman o NE by Il Barnegat fst.
Guiana due at Ambrose AN sd.
Gulfland 90 8 Boston l. I'd.
Gulfmaid due Philadelphia Sd.
Hampton Roads lat 80 05, Ion 81 90 I'd.
Henry 8 Grove o5i s Ambrose ist.
Hermap Frasch off Nantucket ID. (Due
Portland AN 3D.
Illinois lat ~ 06, Ion ~ II LIST.
Lake Elsah 81 NNB Hatterss %.