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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

MAJEFTiC: THE Inside % ths CUP
from the famous novel ~ WINSTON
Chutchul, MAjeatic News and Topics 1t
he pay Music ~ Majestic of'hest ~
and organ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Exploiting L0vey Dresses for DAYTIME and Informal Wear

whatever the dress expenditure you
may have in mind, you'll find In our
various collections numerous styles
from which to choose. all splendid ex-
ponents Of good quality at reasonable
price.
Here are developments OF Canton
crepe. taffeta. crepe de chine, OF
georgette-and-lac combined In the
fashionable colors grays, navy,
brown. coral. henna, black and
chanEeables.
Beautiful vests and collars OF hand
embroidered batiste or apron effects
Of filet lace and net. unusual sleeves.
beading and embroidery arc among
the different trimming ideas.
Special attention Is directed to the
lower price numbers for they arc OK
ccptionaily desirable at anything Ike
the outlay for which they are to be
had.
0c M A. IA0 en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Excellent Values in
Underwear of Six

Jersey silk Blooncrs
IN the more wanted colorH and
green, navy pur-
pie. taupe. brown and Harding
blue. Carefully cut and well
made. The pair $3.50 10 ..... 800
kayscr SILK Bloomcrs,
destined to serve "a double pur-
pes, -Rs a bloomer and as "A mod
esty pctticoat. Reinforcement
runs from waist TO knee, a pro-
lection from corset friction
Priced 6.15 and. .............. 5.O5
-Womcn's kayscr "Maryclfii"
Silk Jersey Union suits with tall
orcd or bodice tops; OF splendid
quality. Priced $50 and ..7 7.50
--Womcn's Kayscr silk Vests
with bodice and regular tops:
priced 500. 3.75. $50 and 2.95
--Womcns Fancy SIN Jersey
Tcddies Trimmed with lace and
pretty ribbons; in button and
step-in styles. Prices range
from 80 to .,.,..,.,.. $50
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

A. n byproduct Of the mining OF
tungsten ore China is obtaining
much blsmuth and ~ exporting more
than one-tenth Of the worlds supply
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

nHOADwAYi The Forbidden woman
featuring Clsra kimbali YOUNG ram
News and also E0nd connolly. ne
r. A. GlriH" musical comedy company
featuring Jimmie Alland
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

WONDERLAND "rhe Heaft ~ liu-
runity," featuring Dorothy ihuurr hlHl
good comedy. Tho NauEhty. NhuEny
muatcat comedy company featuring Dan
Beariug und ~ Bush.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

HOYAL. "The sport ~ KINGS elth
Nafr4ret Kelley and MAJ Mason. 'harleT
liutohi.on in Double AdYaniuro." serial ,
aiao q good comedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

STRAND "Puuprtn " Fate Win
viola Dana also u Uolin comedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
THE THEATERS

ORPHErM Orphrum News and TgPic.
Of tho Day. ng time vaudeville Bsr'
iiakef ir "rr"vsficetlgn.. new romely
piaylet Powers ana wallace w "deorgle
On nroNdwny.' Adiet and Dunbar IN -
Stdy prom fife" UenAto snd docd ~
"Wsrt.d Husband, oIssgy iars"
singing. rttee Lotdens IN Dropping
dSs,s iI''i 10 VT "rhe Four sessc"s and ,6e Foa,
Reasons" somsthing different. music ny
Orph.um orchestra.
MAJESTIC. ,rh. Inside Of the CUP
c6ufchIp' Msia.,iS News and Topic. Of
he pay Music ~ hsIestic orchestra
and organ
PALACE. The Litts clown" With
Mary Miles Mintsri Fsths News' music
by Palace orchestra
HtALTO. Douglas Fairbanks iu "rhe
Eut" story ~ housetopH, stunts anu
gfv Also good comedy
sTRAND, Puppets ot Fate" With
viola Dana also - noiin comedy
HOYAL. "The sport ~ Kings,' elth
Nafrafei Kelley and Ma, Mason charles
lfutoh-0n iu Double AdYnnluro' herlhl, ,
aiso a good comedy
nRoADwAYi the Forbidden Woman '
featuring clara kiuibsli Tohng ram"
News and also % Eond comedy Ihe
featuring Jimmie Alland.
WONDERLAND. "The Heau ~ Hu.
uauity, featuring Dorothy Phillip also
. good comedy "ThH Naughty, NhuEhy
musical comedy company. featuring Dan
DcariHg and ~ Bush.
LYRIC thatlle chaplin ~ The q 'rfe ~
charley At hia best. Leonard chaplain In
"Tha pQny EapreFa rider western
drama. no License lulvefsel HiaI
comedy. "NpiarhiuE 10 Safrtr' IuH"n
comedy. also Fathr News
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

bloomered bevy Of the famous
Bathing Beauties. on tour.
Sweet parent What a fearful
froiic that promised 20 be-
I'm thumbs down on any battle
with the SUITS. but most OF the boys
were keen for IT,
Lester Lloyd Simpson and Edgar
Adam North possibly were keener
than their brethren Those birds
had fallen for one bathing doll with
a terrible splash. OF course, North
being a natural left-hander. couldn't
help il, / suppose. while simpson
was pure southpaw from the eyes
up.
a Blond baby who called herself
Ruby ST. Revere was the especial
diving 6iva for whom our two young
heroes had tumbled. I knew she
was just having a picnic and bas-
ket lunch with Edgar Adam and
Slmp. She probably cared as much
for either as a little neck clam does
for higher mathematic8.
But those two lefthcads were all
excited Within "a hours they were
deadly rivals, bitter as arsenic. The
rest Of the crowd got a real kick
out OF H.
say Squawk." pleads Nanny
Hatton Make this thing good. AS
long as the game is going TO be a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

smp had the onion ready 90 ar
her But what does he d. but dron
the puI and she IS safe
And he Iet the BAH lav too. while
he assisted the girl Co BIER feet and
helped brush the dust from her uni-
form
Edear Adam North dashed In,
Jealous and sore.
"Who told sou thar you were
catcher DE yodeis you dropIe-
chat perfect throw
ESQ worse than y0u loth.ng BE-
right orer snaps S.mp.
Ruby sets Off something goal
now.
You are both the incest boys
ever" she Marbles. and presents
each one with ufesize kiss Both
forgot there was a BAH game then.
and it didn't make much difference
Rubys home run had spilled tho
beans
sold OUT" means Muddy Ca,
Another baseball scandal, Thos
clowns throw the game away Tor
kiss apieCc.'
Yea. brotheri AS baseball BAT
tie that exhibition certainly won the
cut glass finger mittt
TO be Conunued.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

ing Several times I had been on
the verge Of mentioning the man
with the black mustache 60 him.
but had RETAINED. wasn't alto
gether sure y. Morgan could ten me
much about him
The bathing dolls PLAYED like am
the other bloomer te8ms-or worse.
The lovely Ruby ST. Revere was
in centerfeld. where she looked like
million She feidec however.
ike a million minus Her batting
was the same.
In the seventh and last stauza-
by agreement-the corufcds fUed
the bags and Ruby came 20 bat
Please let me hit one. Mr. Pitch
err" she coos. al love you for life
il YOU do"
She handed out a smile which
musta been winner with Edgar.
for ne lobbed the apple right over
10 her.
Ruby swung on that infantIle
heave and crashed the agate over
short The fielders We're playing in.
and IL rolled away out. The blow
cleaned the cushions. and Ruby
jazzed right along with every inten-
ton of making a home run.
Johnny Worth pegged perfectly.
and although Ruby made a slide
worth the price of admission alone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

body keeps his eyes and ears open. +"
Acting on sudden bunch. L de-
cided 20 write a long letter 10 judge
Curtis The lawyer for the Brews-
Ter estate should know something
about these messag es. ana he oughta
spill little OF il now.
Hiking up 20 ms room on the sec
ond floor I lamped a man hurrving
along the hall, from the direction OF
my room. AS he passed me had
good glimpse Of his features. This
one look and old sarah Suspicion
was wide-awake
The man had black mustarhe,
Immediately I remembered black
mustached party had been i'm Fir
Forks the day Y. Morgan had van
ished. What role did no play I'M tl.is
mysterious Brewster drama
An examination Of my room
showed everything apparently un-
touched. Yet 7 was convinced he
had been there.
What had he expected 10 find2
No foolins, there were times I
wanted to grab my aching bean with
both mitts and yelp for aspirin tab
let's,
CHAPTER XIV.
I'm the town Of Sunshine Bend 7
had been persuaded to allow my
Evergreen Wildcats TO meet a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

freak, anyway, why not let Lefty
pitch and Simp catch. With those
birds as a battery what a scream
10 viii be-"
Its all right with me. az long as
murder amt done," I observed. "T
like my laughs as we'll as any crack
er or the table"
So 1 told Simp he would nave 20
catch North Tuny Doyle helped
things along 10y crying over an al
legged sore finger. and insisted on go
ing out in the field. Growing like
bear with boils, Simp donned the
mask. II was a young riot when
North and he chewed over the sig
nails The two OF EN- nearly de-
layed the game trying TO win smiles
from Ruby ST. Revere after the UNI
pire barked for action.
The bathing beauties had a male
battery. but the other seven posi-
tions were filled by fair fems.
This is going to be awful" /
cOnfde in Y. Morgan Brewster. who
was on the bench with me. But
L hope some Of those DANES try 10
slide second while I'm looking. that's
all,"
Brewster grinned family He still
bore traces Of that mill IT, Medbank.
but had suffered no very iii effects
from either the drug or the maui
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

I was going tob for young Brews-
ter right down the line.
"Ill have those birds jagged I
VOW.
"No. Squawk!" " Morgan says.
Forget It They were handled
pretty rou~dy. and it'll DE a long
time again Jefore they pull such
dirty stunt. For a while I hardly
knew where 1 was or what I was do
ing or saying. But L tried TO stick
IS long as I couldi"
And TN tell the world nobody
ever put up gamer scrap" I ass
sure him and ] wasn't saying 10 for
myself alone v Morgan Brewster
had made himself solid with b
Evergreen Wildcats.
Therefore, Indignation abounded
the next morning when frothing
Robin Wrigley informed the crowd
the anonymous Raspberry" had
seized upon the bout to pen another
malicious MESA &c. I read tire screed
myself:
My dear V. Morgan. Well
YOU surely looked like the 14th
of February last night. Rather
a comic Valentine. / should 90
serve. RASPBERRY
cussed, and it wasn't "a solo.
"If 7 ever locate that guy, I'll
break his neck" says Tuny Doyle,
weak and pale, but fighting mad.
"Tu be i'm ON that myself," prom
ises Muddy Clay wal Brewster is
n regular fellow. and it's up TO all Of
us TO run down this Raspberry
hound What do YOU say? Every
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25
CHlPTER Mi

Believe me. 7 reached for that
water bottle faster than a friend
turns his back when YOU try to Dor
row dough. One Whit was ample.
There was more in that bottle than
"a prohibitionist's war cry. Some
sOrta drug had been showed i'm. Right
prontO I was tearing across the ring.
"You cheap crock 7 howl. You
couldn't even be atisded you had a
setup. huh Wanted 10 dope the
kid You yellow h0unds'
Sol Grindstone and Sailor Sandow.
who was just coming to, realized
something was all wrong. So did
bunch OF the fans and the promoter.
II never touched It! Honest,
never put any dope i'm there," bleats
Sol Honest. McGufft"
"fIe was foOiing around our buck
%. and I let him get away with it.
Nike "a poor fool" hear Robin
WrleIey yodel ana that was plenty
for me.
You knew all about il, SOIL" T
snap. and i let go with a coupla
wauops Being a manager and not a
battler. Sol took 'em and curled up.
Somebody busted Sandow. and he
went clear through the ropes.
The crowd was getting wise. Sol
and the sailor were nearly mobbed.
It did me good to hear that scoUn-
drel whine. ne kept bawling he was
innocent. I knew how innocent he
was. A coupla degrees more than
Wood alcohol
Finally things quieted The pro-
moter as nervous as a bowl of corn
starch pudding begged US not 20
think he was in ON the deal and
handed out a bunch of lettuce above
the original lpurse 7 didn't blame
him. of course. but I did roast Wrig-
ley. Eczema and Muddy Clay for
keeps
sweet OUTFIT Of seconds YOU must
be-" j MARBLE. To let Sol put
across such crude gag as that
Wonder YOU don't get canes and
tin cups and join the rest Of the
blind men,.
We certainly oughts he shot"
admits Robin Wrigley
". Morgan Brewster had taken
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-25

pile of punishment And he had
been game to endure it while suffer
ing from the dope in the water bot
tie. He must have been nearly outa
his head for two rounds. Hencefortb
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
PLEA FOR SUFFERING
CHILDREN IN EUROPE
Catholic Churches to Collect
Fund Next Sunday.

The suffering children OF central ELL
rope will benefit by a nationwide col
lection to be taken up in the Roman
Catholic churches next Sunday.
To-day in the various churches of the
Pew York diocese the congregations will
be made acquainted with this fact
through the medium of a circular letter
written by Archbishop Hayes before he
sailed for Rome few weeks ago. Rec
tors have been instructed to read this
letter at all masses.
In his letter the Archbishop calls at
tention to the fact that In two years
approximately 100000 children died of
starvation and there are at present
about 100000 hungry. consumptive and
dying children In Germany. with con-
ditions even worse In the former Aus
trian possessions. especially In Vienna.
I'VE cannot turn a deaf ear to the
heartrending appeal that comes to us
from the stricken multitude. who.
through no fault OF theirs, are reduced
TO an extreme that seems incredible.
We cannot turn from them for the
charity Of Christ presses US to give of
our bounty, and even at great sacrifice
to relieve Immediately and generously
these unfortunate sufferers" wrote the
Archbishop.
Recently more than 100000 was col
lected in the churches of the local arch
diocese 10 relieve suffering In Ireland.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
100000 CHINESE
NEED SPEEDY AID
Otherwise They Will Die Of
Famine Before June, Mis-
sionaries Report.

The latest reports that have reached
the American Committee for the China
Famine Fund indicate that unless I'M
mediate aid is extended Is 100000 per-
sons will die Of famine in northern China
before June. OF these more than 4,000,-
900 are children under IA years OF age.
These reports. II was said at the Offices
Of the committee in the Bible House
yesterday, are founded upon investiga-
tion which has been carried on by mis-
sionary committees in $4,000 villages.
There has not been famine caused
by drouth In China, as in the present
case, since 1877. The area affected COW
ers 100000 square miles, of which one
quarter Is actually stricken. The pop
ulatlon in these districts, although
wholly agricultural, has density Of
1000 persons to the square mile. Not
only have the crops upon which they rely
for food failed, but also the cotton from
which they make their padded winter
clothing and the stalks OF the kaoliang
and millet upon which they depend for
fuel.
The Chinese Government. in an effort
to relieve the situation, has placed a
surtax upon telegraph tolls and railroad
travel, the income from which will be
devoted to the purchase of food. A sur
plus is said to be available in Man
churia. whence transportation facilities
reaching into the five provinces suffer-
ing from famine are sufficient to care
for distribution. The Rockefeller Foun-
dation In Peking has worked out scien-
tific ration upon which II Will be pos
sibe to sustain life at n cost OF cents
a day. Private subscription In China.
according to the committee, has been
generous: IN Shanghai alone s5,0oO,OOo
has been raised.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
CLEARED.

[From U. S. Naval Communication Servce.l
Str Hera, Mackay. Hanmerfest, Harstad
and Bergen-Robert l. Hague.
sr sGmen sY aasST9T w,iSv Sa
Str Irishman (Brl. Musgrave. Hamburg
and Bremen via Baltimore-Internationa
Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Henry Steers, Lawrence. Hamburg
Barber Steamship Lines. Inc.
Str Finland. Candy, Antwerp via Plymouth
and Cherbourg-Red Stai Line.
Str Leon XIII (sp). Moret. Cadiz and Bar
celona-Luis Llanso.
Naples and Genoa-Italls- America, Inc.
Str Port Sydney CBr), Lea. Auckland,
Wellington. &c, via Panama Canal-Funch,
Str Barracoo CBr), owen. Teneriffe and
Las Palmas. &c, via Norfolk-West India
Steamship Co.
Str Texas. Jonassen. Tampico-The Texas
Co
and Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Co.
Str Munhmar, Osborn, Nipe and Banes-
Munson Steamship Line.
Str Cananova, Dawson, Guantanamo, An
tilla. &e-Atantic Fruit Co.
Str Cricket, Swanson. La Romana--Sexton
a Bryant.
Str Ell valis. Mattson. Galvaston--southern
Pacific Co.
Str Creole. Jacobs. New orleans-southern
Str saugus. Robbins. Norfolk-Moore &
Mccormack Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson. Norfolk-Old Donin-
Ion Transportation Co.
Str Belvernon (Nor), Ingebrigtsen, Phila-
delphia-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Andrea Luckenbach. Mcdonald,
adelphia-Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Tacoma, Eagles. hiladelphia-Orental
Navigation Co.
Str Delaware. Snow, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
SAILED.

strs River Araxes CBO. Piraeus; Anda-
lusia (Sw), Philadelphia: Fremantle (t'r)
Bordeaux; Lake Grattan, Norfolk; Vesta
and l barge, Beaumont; Nora. Lobos.
Strs Arapahoe, Charleston and Jackson
Vile: Fort Victoria (Br), Hamilton; Brook
vale (Br), Newport News; Columbia (Br)
Glasgow; Zacapa. Santiago Irishman (Br)
Baltimore: Welshmap. (Br), Boston: Boston
City (Br) Bristol; Leon XIII (Sp). Cadlz
Kent (Brl. Newport News; Francisco CBr).
Hull: Belvidere, Gibraltar; Nieuw Amster-
dam putch). Rotterdam: Denis (Br). Rio
Janeiro wytheville, Manila; Toloa (Br)
Havana; Camaguey, do; Creole. New Or
leans; FL Vale, Galveston; Dochra, Monte
video; Hamilton, Norfolk; Munanar, Nipe
Mount Clay Hamburg.
Strs Sloterdyk (Dutch), Sabang; Cricket,
La Romano. Santa Leonora, San Juan and
Cristobal; Caledonier .(Belg), New Orleans
Mohawk, San juan Paloma (Cuban), Porto
Padre Corning, Houston; Susquehanna,
Bremen and Danzig; Duca d'Aosta GtaD
Naples AMI Genoa; Parma (Br), st Thomas
Meton, Tuxpam: Jaccna, Philadelphia.
Motor schr Maryland, Port Arthur. Tex.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York on Sat
urday, Feb 10, 1921, at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and fifty;,seven hundredths (3o.5D
inches. This closely approxmates seven
hundred and seventy-six and four-tenths
C776.G millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageousy use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM Sc, 1s miles /;
overcast; moderate sea.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
ARMY PLANE FORCED DOWN.
Machine Turns over, but Pilot and
Observer Are Not Hurt.

An army airrlane bound for Langley
Field. Va, was forced down yesterday
morning at Long Branch, n. J'' when
the motor failed. The plane overturned
in landing on a rough field. but the PILOT
and observer escaped injury.
The pilot. Lieut.. w. Fitzpatrick, took
OFF from Mitchell Field. Mineola. and
hopped across New York Bay without
difficulty. Further down the coast,
however, the motor stopped. Fitzpat-
rick and Lieut.. III. A. Packard. the OBJ
server, picked out the smoothest and
largest field in sight. which happened
to be at Troutman and Clifton avenues.
Long Branch.
Fitzpatrick volplaned down and land
ed successfully. but tho plano hit a
hurnmock after the wheels had settled
on the ground. and the machine turned
over. The aviators uncinched their
safety belts. orawled out and notified
their commandant by telephone that
Langley Field was an unattainable OBJ
foctiye.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
CABLE REPORTS.

ADELAIDE. Feb fs--saied. str Chepadoa
(from Melbourne). New York.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb i6--Arrived. ctr War
ANrOFAGAsTA. FEB 1s-Arrived. str Ebro
(Br, New York via Havana and Panama.
ANTWERP, Feb s--Arrived str Choyo
Maru (Jap), San Francisco via Yokohama
@'lH 'XlHveoSNMtoSiTTiH. FEB is-Arrived, str Mon
BAHIA. FEB fs-Arrived. str Cuyaba
CBraz). New York via Barbados aud Para.
BAHIA BLANCA, Feb ii-Arrlyed, bark
BALBOA. Feb 1s--Arrlvod, strs Clyde
Maru Dap. Taltal; sumatra Maru Dap
Calcutta for New orleans; Mobile City. san
News: Santa Teresa. Valparaiso for New
York: Junlu. do. Montrolite. San Francisco
Bergland 5Norl, do; Ardmorc. Antofagaste.
ncy. S v Harknesa, PiEagua. Santa Elisa,
Valparaiso; Europa GtaD, doi fayol Maru
aP, san Anteni05 qhs R; Aey11ss; busns sSsr
"a fBTRsfRBAp Dos, fsb id--Arrivod, schr Martha
Pfprs2RnRs'Y pARR'Y M0f!,s, fge ,s-saned. str p.r.s.
CGreeb), Hampton Roeds.
BERMUDA. Teb l9-saiisd. str Fort
BRTxIIAAI, Feb is-sailed. str vennaohor
ofBs3 B83ENcs Ne@ osfsE AIRES. Fob 17-Arrived, strs
Montello dtaD, Newport News; siamese
sailed i5ti, s,r Huron. New YORK via Rio
Janeiro.
CARDIFF, Fob it-sailed. ctr Pacific
(Nor), san Francisco Via Puerto Colombia.
CHERBOURG Feb i9-Arrived, ctr Al
bRnia (Br), New York.
COPENHAGEN, Feb i4--Arrived, ctr
Wladlmar Sawin DAM, Baltimore.
Sailed 14th. str Westmead Galveston.
COLOMBO, Feb l5--Arriyed. str City OF
Benares CBr), New York via Suez.
Sailed 10Th, str Rondo fDutch) New York.
CRISTOBAL, Feb 1S-Arrived, strs Hokkai
Msru (Jap). Norfolk; Pastores. Kingston
Jan Van Nassau (putch), Limon: Tivves,
Puerto Colombia (and sailed for New York; /;
George w Barnes, Tampico (and sailed On
rsturn) City OF Alameda Hston Rouge
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy telegraph

ASTORIA, O, Feb 1s--Arrlved. motor ship
Theodore Roosevelt (Norl. Honolulu;
Sailed isth. str West NeS Saypse, HamSprs;
western Plains. Bremen; Mount Shasta.
Dakar. &C. Via Bermuda: VIM n Page. Nor
folk; Prince George (BD, Yarhmouth: mouth tug. tugs
WACO. for Philadelphia; Valley Forge; Phila-
delphia, towing barges Glenslde and Monitor
geit barge Bear Ridge ct GiGucsstsr2 ,i,Ss- Nos-
Arrived lsth. str n sDspldIns, Tsmpics:
Arrived 18th. str' Itisa Haslehurst' Antwerp
cleared ieth, nschr Gordon T rIbbo (BF)'
Sailed istn. ctr Il DsvereuT, Plailadei-
''saii Sailed 18th. strs ThlstIemore CBr). Liver.
pool via Halifax; Helmer Morch DAM
New York; Harald DAM, Baltimore; Derby.
Line, Port Lobos; Lake Ellenorah, Charleston
and Jacksonville; Walter D Noyes' sewall'
Point.
nah; Eeverett, Lamberts Point; Galtymore
(B), Liverpool via Norfolk Arlington,
Lamberts Point; Grecien. pnilaSelphia
New York; tugs Valley Forge, Philadelphia,
towing barges Paxtang. Rutherford and
Tuckahoe: Confidence, towing barge Frank 7
with barge); Mary w Potter, New York,
towing barges Pequest, Shickshinney and
Upton.--Wind at Highland Light, noon, w,
10 miles clear: smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md. Feb 1s-Arrived, ctr
Gloucester. Boston; 10Th. Melrose. do; Bal
sam, Norfolk.
Arrived 10th, str ReSmore (Brl, Liverpool
via Boston.
Cleared 18th, etrs Higho, Buenos Aires
and Rio Janeiro via New York; Hilton.
Ponce; Canadian Sailor (Br), Halifax; tug
Astrea, Cienfuegos towing barge Dover.
Sailed 18th, strs Ontario. Boston and Provi-
dence; Persian, Savannah and Jacksonville.
Sailed 10Th, strs Kastalia (Brl. Glasgow;
Edgenont, Antwerp and Rotterdam.
BATON ROUGE, La, Feb 1S-Saled, str
Chinampas- New York.
BUZZARDS BAY (CApe Cod CanaO. Mass.
barges; Toiler. towing 2; T scully tow
ing 2.
barges: Paoli. towing .; William Bickle.
towing 2; Mercury, towing /; Neptune. tow
ing ..
CHARLESTON, sc, Feb 19-Arrived, strs
Conanche, New York (and proceeded 10
JacSsonviile); Josiah Macy, New York.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Feb 10, 5 AM--Passed