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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
FORK UNION ATHLETES
ARE DEFEATED BY rats"
University Of Richmond Freshmen
Win Dual Track Meet at
Wcstlianipton.
WOLFE INDIvYDUAL STAR
ii>i ton Registers Eighteen Points
With Three 'Firsts and One Sec
ond-iucn Makes Good Time In
ilO-lari Kun.

Fork Union Military Academy was
n'i,It"d by the freshman track team
dua trh"n no staged at Stadium
f"Id yesterday.
Tho meet was closely contested. for
neither team secured more thar two
places In each event.
Wolfe was high point man. with "a
tnal OF eighteen points. He won
three FIRST places and "a second. Yucn
was second with tweivc pointa. He
WINNIE ia - 70 seconds. The final
sc1rr WAS II - to IS IL.
summary:
i0O-yard dash-First. wolfe. i. T..
nihh"ncy, L.. OF Il. Time. 10 81 Soc
hish inmr~Fir'ti iiaEhss. = I. ".
L.. Of L ltcigh;. rcei 3 Inches.
SsV-y,oi run First. DckIc. 4. OF
u s.'""d G9idlns j.. l.. NJ a; mira.
ut-st II seconds. "
i$"-yard low hurdies-F!rst. Rat
%Wi"he' u OF IL: second. Wolfe. +. l..
~ - thirh fu.n. L. OF Il. Time.
Folc vault First. spunr. a.. Of y
th,-Ivndi. iu"n. 4. uf II: third. Hos
hal. +. L. NJ. y. Height. . feet G
sho, put-rirs,. Wolfe. T.. L. NJ
.Scoud. Hodges IT,. 81 r. othi-d,
lh.m"S. r NJ. j.. Distance. 81
Aiile run tirs,. Dek!e. L.. Of n.
TW',"nd. e W. Miller, 4. OF II: third
" hi,trn. Y. t. VI y. Time. ! minutes
2-G-yarH d~nsh-Ftrs,. VOTE. T.. T.
NJ. ~. s"crnd. Aluhnnrv. r. %, -
,nifi Marshall r. e.. NJ. \. Time. a
u hr9td Jump FIRST, Mahaney. L. Of
- S't"hn, alien. t.. T.. VI. A. thirJ.
nnEh, Distance, j. feet ia
tio.yard lash First. Yt.on. l.. Of
j. ~ Miller. L. uf X. Tim ,"'rut,
seconds. '""t' 80 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
MISS ALEXA STIRLING
BEATEN BY TWO WOMEN
Janet Jackson, Irish Title Holder,
Is Winner of Tournament.
Miss LcitcIi Third.
y AMERICAN PLAYS WELL
Critics Arc Impressed With Show
ing Made by Atlanta Woman
Who Had Streak OF Hard Luck.
Her Card Was tG1.
10y Associated rr.ss.l

LONDON. April 22.-MIss Alexa
Stirling. champion OF the American
At the hands OF two British cham
pioms- Miss Janet Jackson. holder OF
the womcn's irish ;it!c. and Miss
Cecil l.nitch. champion OF England.
Although the American player
turned In a card Of l6l for the thirty
six holes, Miss jackson came home
with ijS ana Miss l.eitch with 100.
The tournament. the first open
event in which Miss Stirling has com
pctcd, was for the golf illustrated
trophy. TIL" American oma played
beautiful golf on almost every hole.
is four. and the seventeenth. with IA
Ike DOGGY, caused her trouble. and
in the opinion OF the gallery, lost
her the match. These holes were
Miss Stirling Appears Cool.
Miss stirling got into difficulties at
both of them during the afternoon
round. In the morning she made the
the afternoon in eighty. Her ner-
vousness of tn. first matches she
played in England had completely
disappeared today.
eighteen holes in eighty. and in the
afternoon negotiated them for n sew
cnty-cight. Miss Letters morning
card was cirhty-thrce, and her after
NOON SCtTt c~Ntat.$-StTcn tho ia.tcr
being the days low medal score for
eighteen holes.
Miss joyce Wcthcrcd. with 1866:
Miss Joy Winn. lGS, and Miss :. Mar
shall. Miss Elsi" Grant-Suttic and
Miss l.. l.. lIelme. each whit l7O.
were the next best mons the score r.;
or the day after the thrc. leaders
Notwithstanding the defeats Miss
stirling nas met with since she ar
rived in England. She still is consid-
cred a for.nidHhlc opponent for Brit
best women golfers In the omen
championship 10 he played next
month. h started the match today
with n long. low drive. and continued
with excellent tee shots throughout
Her approaches also were good. con-
Sidoring IL was the first time she
had played the course. At the end
she drew tn" applause o IA large gal
i"r% by sinking a tcn-yard putt in
beautiful style.
Ha. Trouble at seventh Hole
AT the seventh hole. which is tho
most difficult on the course. Miss
stirling had trouble both in tho
morning and afternoon. in the morn
ing being forced to take a six ana in
the afternoon u sever against A bogcy
or four. ON the seventeenth hole.
Wher" she also got into difficulty in
thr afternoon, she narrowly cscaped
disaster in the morning. In the morn
ing round her ball hit a tree. but
luckily caromcd off towards the green
n SHE was able to make "A four
This afternoon her ball hit the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT
NORFOLK STARTS MAY 2

Leading tennis players OF the
try Viii compete in the Virginia state
tennis tournament. which will be held
on the courts %! the Norfolk Country
club during the week beginning Mon
day. May .
lchliu Kuinagae. generally known
as tho Terrible Jan" Will defend the
title. which he has twice won. If
Kumagac wins again this year the
championship Gun. which has been in
play almost twenty years. will he his.
Tildcn. Williams. Richards, Ncshcll
or Wallace Johnson may be secured
by tho ennis committee in an effort
TO defeat the net mar from Nippon.
Miss Maria Wagner. who has won her
title twice, Will have to defend il
against Miss Florence Ballin. 4
good battle, is expected when these
TWO get together.
The turnament, which will consist
Of mems sin lie and doubles. WON
ems singles and doubles, and mixed
doubles. is open to all and any one
interested Is invited to enter. En-
tries must he in by Saturday. April
80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
w. & L. RACQUETERS
DISPOSE OF LYNCHBURG

LEXINGTON. VA, April 2e.-The
Washington and Lee tennis team
easily disposed OF the r~acoueters from
~l-ynchburg College. in n match played
here today. The Generals won every
thing, taking six love sets and show
ing S-"atly improved form over that
displayed in the first match If tho
season. which was lost To George
Washington University Tuesday by n
score of i &c 4.
In the singles today, Burch. Wash
ington. and Lee. Won over Marshall.
~LynchburE College, ESQ. 6-1. Tscnudy
defeated Sine. 6lO. Ga. Snivcly de,
teated Rcamy. Go. 6-1. COIN de-
tented Reynolds, 90. CO.
Of WashinrtcI and Lee. t1:eated
Marshall and Reynolds. Of Lynchbure
ColleE, Go. Go. Snively and Burch
defeated sine and Reamy, Ca, 6-l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
WILLIAM AND MARY NINE
DEFEATS R0AN0KE,5 TO 0
Marshall Allows Only -Four Hits,
Tanning Fourteen = Indians
Play Seminary Today.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April az
Dewey Marshal! had Roanoke College
team at his mercy today, William and
Mary winning by a SO score. The
star OF the Indians held Roanoke to
four scattered hits and struck out
fourteen men. Southpaw Brill Hart
tanned twelve men. but five walks.
coupled with timely batting and base
stealing. led to his undoing. Lifts
made "A great catch OF Jones' line
drive OFF centcr-fcld fence. Marshall
drove in william and Mary's nrst
tally. j. Chandler sent three run
ners across through a single and 4
sacrifice fy. y squeeze play. executed
by Lowe. accounted for the fifth tally.
The indians play Union Theological
Seminary here tomorrow.
The SCORE fo1lowc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
UNION SEMINARY NET MEN
DEFEAT RANDOLPH-MACON

Union Theological Seminary tennis
team was victorious in the douhles
hcld yesterday in ashland. while
lt"ndolph-Macon captured two Of the
three matches OF singles. In the
doubles. Lilly and Anderson. of Sem
mary. defeated Roberts and HUH.
ID and 6-l. McBridt II Alexander.
81 Seminary. defeated Roberts and
Bianco. 6-3 and ll-3. Woods. for
seminary defeated Gardner. ia and
srtS. of Randolph Macon. defeated
Lilly. l-6. Ia and Ga: Blanco. OF
Islndn!ph- Macon. defeated Anderson.
3-6. 10 ana Ca.
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Irr.nk. I.rcord for Mile.

Goodspced. NJ Daytona Reach. today
established a now worlds unc-unila
automobile record for cars OF tho
"lock chassis type. GoodsDccd ncgo-
;iatci IN" distance in 342G seconds
nr At "A rate Of 1851 miles nm hour
the record was formerly held By
Ralph Milford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
v. M. |. BEATS ST. JOHNS
ID TO 10 IN LOOSE GAME

ANNAPOLIS. MD. April 22.- V. NJ.
defeated -. Johns this afternoon
by Il score Of - to 10. in a loosely
played game. Roberts. OF 81. Johns.
was taken II in TN. second. and
rail-. who relieved him. was hit
freely. Ingram pitched Il nice game
FOR V. ". l., allowing seven scattered
h!ts. while the Cadets annexed thir-
teen. five OF which were Tor extra
bases,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO PLAY

harton lieish,s Baptist ana FRS,
Dali teams. members OF ihn w., -,
:nn"ay school League. meet hi. ~
t'fno'n at ! O'Clock on tn. S.mip,r 90
o.'"'nnd ~ ,]'Iutrr Park. Both Teams
- F'P"Tt,d as being in c%ccIlcnt
H'"F' "Hl iaft game - rSn.c,.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

BOatpu 900 nn0-2
S]ninnnarv: Two. .c yh,i,ssowO G;riI,h
Wheat. Thrcc-hasc hIts-Olaon. G-ii-
nth. stolen bases-Bocckei. Sacri-
hce-kO"ntChy. Scis. Double plays
Olson. Myers and konctchy. Left on
hascs-RostOn. /; Brooklyn. .. Base
on biIls-On Dcschgcr. >; Mitchell. ..
Hit by pitcher-ty oeschger ko-
nctchyJ struck out-by Ocschgcr.
:; Mitchell. 2. Umpircs-IIart and
Mccormick. Time. 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Americas Swat King
Clouts Out 18th Homer
IBy Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April 90.
Liable Ruth made n home run
In the fourth inning Of the rhila-
delphia-New York game here to-
day. II was his fourth circuit
clout OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
BOSTON BRAVES LOSE
ANOTHER TO CHAMPIONS
Mitchell Docs Not Allow Hit After
Third Frame, and brooklyn
Wins. 4 n -

HRoOkLYN. April 22-Hrooklyn
won from Boston asain today. dupii-
eating Yesterdays { To . score. After
nc third inning Mitchell did not al
!nW Il hit and only one mar reached
NllrE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

+, ~. iNlpiti.. MD. April 22-Hv or.
OF ih" MARYLAND Racing Commits
'"n, On" hortt owner. 4. =. Chlnn.
'"rNISion OF thu commission. and an
''h'f hofN" owner. &. =. freeman. is
'usr' " until December 81. 1871 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

IknihOkc QUO 600 UU0-O
William and Mary 1000 OLE 20x-5
Summary: Sacrifice hit-Lowc. Sac-
rtticc ny-J. Chandler. Stolen bases
Hicks CD. Cooke. Lowe (2). J. Chan
der. Double nlay-Jones to Cooke
to +. Chandler. Bases on ballS-off
brilliant. >. Struck out-by Marshall,
II: by Briiihart. IL. Time OF game,
l:i5. Umpire-Prees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
INDIANS TRIM BROWNS
BY NARROW MARGIN
Elmer Smith Secures Third Home
Run in Game Played
ia Rain.
tBy Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. Apr!: :e-Cieveiand
made IT two straight from 81. LJuis
today when IL Won. 5 to : The
cntir" game was played in rain. El-
iner Smith made his third home run
OF the season and just missed an
other by inches.
The Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
SPOkI Is UNIVERSITY F RRUMQNDF REStMENW WIN Dual TRACK NET Cp0RT

today. Now York defeating philodcI-
phia 2 10 !. After an error by l:an-
croft had enabled Philadelphia to
score in the first. Smiths home run
,,ied II In thte hfth. Kclly's four-base
drive won the game In the seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
American Association.
Florida s.ntc League
Nashville Hays PLAYER.

PIIILADELPHIN. IN, April %
The Nashville baseball club today an
nounccd the purchase OF Pitcher Dclis
club Of the Western League. He viii
report to the team at Memphis, Mon
duy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
PIRATES LICK REDS
BY SCORE OF 6 TO |
tBy Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. April 22.-pitts-
hurrh defeated tho Cincinnati team
today for the fifth time In succession
since the seasons opening. The
score was 6 to l..
SrprH.
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YAHKS ARE GIVEN
BEATING DY MACKS
puIL.ApIcLl.III

PHILADELPHIA. April 22-Ruth
Ut his -four II hvtnC-rGn OF tn sea
IN. las, row - ~" left iic.d bicaci,.
ers. but philadelphia out hit New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

tree. but bounced into the rough. ne
ccssltating a difficult shot between
trees to get out and requiring Il seven
TO make The hole.
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TWO HOME RUNS GIVE
NEW YORK GIANTS GAME

NTW l'I,k. NiIrlI -E--TiWWn Nuns
by smith ana Kelly. the !aitcr's fourth
for the season decided 4 pitchers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Southern Lcnruc nc,u,,.

tBy Universal Sc-viCc,I
birmingham, .; Memphis, .
al! ,"ihcr games postponed; wet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Large Crowd In pn,.burrh.

PITTSBURGH. PA, April 22.-Morc
than $4,000 persons Witnessed tN-
baseball game here Yesterday be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. OIL
Gals of the Pirates to-
luy
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''tiIs ......... ~ IL
New York.

49, 1pTH ptV NlN lux
summary: Home runs-kclly and
smith stolen his.s-Rapp. Sacrifice
rawlings Double plays bancroft.
IriSch ANA Kelly. Lee o. bases -
N"w York. {; Philadelphia !. Base
on halls-on Barns. !. off Causoy. }.
trnpircs-Brennan and E,msli.. Time
lao.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

- ~ tE out MT biltci DAN.
tAiso bat,cd for Odenw.li IT.
eighth.
tBaitcd for Evans In eighth.
Score by ilninSs: r.
Cleveland ........ GOO lG2 32X--S
Summary: Two-basc hits-I.amb.
Speaker. Three-basc hits-I:lmcr.
Smith. Home runs-Spcakcr. Elmer
Smith. SacrIncc-kolp, TobiU. StcDh-
cnson. O'Ncill. Double plryS-Gard-
n"r. Stephenson and Johnston. Left on
hases-St. Louis. 10: Cleveland. 6.
Base on hallS-oT Kolp. =: Palln.ro,
!: Burwcll, 3: Caldwell. .. Hits
on kolp. ! In six innings: off Pal
nero, ! in !: off Burwcii, = IN |: OFF
CALDWELL, IL in .: none ont in eighth:
90 Odcnwald. 3 III i: off Chlc. none
in one. Hit by pitchcr-by Palm.ro
lEvans). struck Out-by Kolp. J.:
Rurwell. /; Caldwell. .: thlc. /.
Winning pitchcr-Chle. Losing pitch
cr-Hurw"lI. Empires - ~lii!debrand
and Evans. Timc-2:ia.
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'ittsburGh.


,lhrihhati ........... 600 0i0 000-l
Pittsburgh O,0 n0n NO.
summary: Twu-hase h~its-Bigbcc.
ndrhh'i.lc. Home run-TIcrncy.
stolen basc-Carey. Sacrinccs-Dai-
orrt t2l Bohn". Curshaw. Len on
,nseF-ci,ncinn.,t!. -: Pittsburgh. {
i'aS" on ha!ls-on luGu.. ,. on Zinn.
= Hit by ~p,tchcr-by Zinn. it'nr-
s,cca) struck out-hy l.uGu.. .. ~
"Ihn. -. Umpires-O'bay ana our
ley. Timc-i.iS.
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YORK and won, IL to !. Itommcll held
the visitors To three singles besides
liuth's home run.
Inc scpra-
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DOatpn.

TotaIs ...........23 7'2f 70 !
-Powo,l out. hit by battcd tall.
Score ~ innings: X.
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Cleveland.

RAN for SEVERED in eighth.
tBattcd for kolp in seventh.
fBaticd for palmcro in eighth.
Gerber ont, hit hattci bali.
fAiso battcd for Odcnwtl.! II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

Totals ...........35 II II - y :
'HGt;ci FOR f'crguson In ninth.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
BY United States Naval Radio.

distances given In miles; position az noon,
unless otherwise specificdl
Acwisea 2IT w Key West 2Tth.
Beatrice S Boca Grande 26th.
Cerro Ebano 1876 NV Jupiter 18th
Chalmctte fs2 SIC South Pass c1u,
Charles Pratt i52 N Jupiter 26th
Chester Sun los NV Tortugas 26.h.
City OF Freeport lfS 81 Ambroee eSth
Edward l. Doheny III ~ uy Jupiter
.Gth
Edward pierce lat 81 %. Ion rs 52 25th.
Fricda 100 N Jupiter Goth.
Garibaidi 40 Sw Tampa 26th.
George VI Jcncs 16i NV Jupiter 10th.
Guifking SO Sc 81 Johns bar Goth.
Herman Fraach 200 NV Tortugns cTth.
japan Arrow fO5 w Sand Key 27th.
Lake Fernando 30 NNE Jupiter 26th. Due
New York PM goth.
Lake Kyttie az San Bias 2Gth
Iombardia ISO N Jupiter Goth.
Margaret 306 SW Hatteras 26th.
Metapan 275 NV Havana 2Ith.
Munisla "a NV Tortugas 21th.
Newton 30 SW Nantucket 2Sth.
Panhandle State lat 80 3a, Ion GS 30 21th.
Peter " Crowell 10 Sw Egmont Key 26th
Robert Il Hopkins 12i Scotland 2Sth.
Solitaire s. Me Tortuvn- 2Tth.
ewfftstar 20 " Jupiter 10Th
Swifteure 40 ME- Juplier 2Gth.
Theodore 4 Reynold "77 MI Jupiter 26th
Transportation , ENE Block leland 2Sth.
Vasari $50 SD Ambrose 2Sti.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 25-Arrived. str Clear
water. Now York.
ANTff.LA, Nov c6--Saied, str Manzanillo
tCuban), New Orleans.
ANTWERP. Nov 2J-Arrivcd. str Eastern
Sea. New York.
BELFAST. Nov c5--sailcd. str West Dur
BuENos AIRES. Nov is-sailcd. str Ker-
nianshRh, Hamburg.
folk; Hagno Dutch, Gulfport.
In port 22d. str Bantu, for Rio Janoiro (to
CALCUTTA. Nov 2t--rn port. str Bessemer
City, loading for New Orleans.
CAPE TOWN. Nov 26-Arrived, str Royal
Prince (Br), New York.
CARDIFF. Nov o6-Sailed. str wangaratta
tBr) 81 John, NB.
cHRisTfANsAND. Nov os--Arrived. str
Tredcrik VIII (Dam. New York.
CIENFUEGOS. Nov 25-Arrived, str Snar
coNsTRMTiNoPLE, Nov 2e-Arrived. str
Moline. Bralla land sailed same day for
CTR CURACAO. l,s Nov a. 7 AM-Arrived. str ca
racas, New York via San Juan.
Sailed goth, . Pm. strs Erholn (Nor). New
York; 27th. Pm. Zuia. do via Mayaguez.
pANzrc, Nov 2s-salled. str Gdansk. Now
GIBRALTAR. Nov Nr--Arrived, str Leopold
T. u (Trr), Philadelphia.
GLASGOW, Nov 26--Saiied. str Rhode Isl.
and lBr). Boston tnot Philadelphia as re-
Arrived seth, s,g LckonIa OBJ. Montreal.
Boemfontein (Br. New York (and sailed
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOV 2s 1921

United Fruit Co, with mdse. Went TO pier
10, East River -
Str Princess May (BD. Kingston Nov %
to the Di Giorgio Steamship Co. with pas,
sengers and mdse. Went TO pier Z. East
Sir Fort Hamilton lBr), Bermuda nov 90
to the Furness- bermuda Line. with 10 pas
sengerS, mails ana muse. went 10 picT 90
Str ] r Gordon. Port Arthur. Tex. Nov 81
to the Union Sulphur Co. with mdse. Went
Str Momus, New Orleans. to the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Went 10 pier 40
Str Lake EImont, Tampa. to the Mallory
Steamship Co, wfn mdse. went 10 pier 90
STR Mesopotamia tBr), Norfolk. to Houl-
der, Weir & Boyd, in ballast. Went to pier
l. Staten Island.
str Lake Stirring. Richmond. to The Rich
mond and New York Steamship Co. with
mdSe. Went 10 pier 40, East River.
Str Norfolk. baltimore, TO the Clyde
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went 10 pier IS,
STR Harmonides (Br). Montreal Nov 1e and
st John, MI, 25th. 20 r p Houston Co,
with ndse In transit 10 the River Plate.
Str Alaskan. Boston. TO the United Amcri-
can Lines. Went TO pier 9, Bush Docks
Brooklyn.
Str Socony, Providence. 20 the Standard
OIL Co of New York. Anchored off Tomp-
knsvile.
tug o L Halenback. towing barge. Wen;
into Sandy Hook Bay at f.3S Pm.
Tug Tamaqun. towing barges. Cleft
barges in lower bay.)
Tug Bathgate. towing barge. (Anchored
barge In lower bay and passed out Quaran-
tine at 9:12 AMI
The reported arrival OF str Harmodws
(Br) 2Tth was en- error.
Returned oGth-Tug Larnie = Shaw. towing
| barge.
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
CLEARED.

Str stanmore (Rr., Moon. London. I.eith
and Dundee via Halifax (generaD-Furness'
Str STR Finland, Candy. Antwerp via Plymouth
and Cherbourg (general)-Re Star Line.
SIT Texas th.rl bordeaux urom bordeanxl !,
Transatiantiuue.
Str America. Rind. Plymouth. cherbourg
Kirk (senerai}~.c Cosmopolitan Shipping Co;
ss onGsse @ cSSon Mnyrs
Naples and Earselons lsensral-c 2 Nal
Sc, via Philadelphia tgeneraD-Furncss
Str a A s @ SsssSD sa ors Rsnass ssd sss lssn
eral)-Funch. Edge 4 Co.
Str Mlnnequa. Ramsay. Paita. Chicama,
&c, via Panama Canal )generap-Wessel
Str Turriaiha. whidden. Kingston. carta-
ST. " Tappsr sre%ns sus 8. G2 TSomas
Croix, SC (genera)- Clyde Steamship Co.
str VIM Rockefeller. Peterson. Port Lobos
Str smaragd (Norl. Houg. Cienfuegos
Guayabal and Manzanillo (general)-Atlantic
Str City of Savannah. Borum. Savannah
(generaD Ocean steamship co.
str Daniel Webster. Geriach tfrom Gag
,iarD. Norfolk (residue)-C ID Mallory Co
Str Lake Treba. Riehl. Baltimore general,
-lialshaw Steamship CO.
s. Johns (general) )-bowrng & Co.
Str Herman Winter, Holmes. Boston (gcn-
ciaD---Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Pawnee, Robinson. Boston (general--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Martha Washington. Rose, New Lon
don (ballasO--U Shipping Board.
Str Blue Hen State. Lowry, New London
(hallast)-U s Shipping Board.
Str S,tsquehanna, ePterson, New London
lin tow)--U 8 Shipping Board
schr Hiram ID MacI.ean (Br), Livingstone.
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The New York herald., 1921-11-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str wuerttemberg lGer). Hamburg for
New York. is expected to dock at pier SO.
North River about Q Pm Tuesday.
Str Caronia tBr), Naples, &c. for New
York. is expected 10 dock at pier oi, North
River, Tuesday forenoon.
Str George Washington, Bremen for New
York, u expected to dock ut pier i, Hobo
ken. Friday forenoon.
Str Assyria tBri. from Glasgow. expects
TO reach New York Tuesday afternoon.
Str Cretic (I3r). from Naples, &c, was $50
miles 4 OF Boston ilghtship at midnight
sunday VIII arrive at Boston about AN
Tuesday.
str Esparta. from Santa Marta, VIII ar
rive at Baltimore at . PM 18th.
Str Haverford CBrl, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia. was SI7 miles of Delaware
Breakwater at noon 2Ith.
Str Deutschfeld (Cier), from Hamburg. ex-
poets TO reach Boston Tuesday night.
Str Virginia dam, from Christiania. &c
for Portland and Boston. was 400 miles y
OF Portland at noon Saturday. Due at Port
land Tuesday and Boston Thursday
str City OF Benares (Br). from Calcutta,
Sc, will arrive at Boston late Tuesday night.