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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
SPORTS
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
DEFEATS JOHNS. HOPKINS
Baltimore Eleven Offers Stub
born Defense but Lose,
l3 to Z.
Special TO The Times- DiBpatch.1

Especial to The Times DiBpatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, OCT. 81
The University OF Virginia was
hard pushed to nose out u 13-to-T VIC
tory over Johns Hopkins University
here this afternoon. The Baltimore
eleven offered a stubborn defense. and
f. virginia failed to show the flashes of
Z offensive strength displayed ut LE-
tngton last Saturday. Virginin:s first
touchdown came IN the first quarter
when Hall blocked one Of Cody's
running Dunts, and Niche. Virginias
right end recovered and raced within
few yards of the Hopkins goal.
Oppicman, In two attempts, carried
the ball across and Hall kicked goal.
:. Hopkins repeated the same per
tHormance and tied the score In the
second quarter, when McGilI. Hop
kins' left guard. blocked Clark's punt
and raced twenty yards for touch
down. Rnccht kicked goal.
Virginia's winning tally camo
carly In tho fourth period. Virginia
received the ball on n punt. Burge
ripped off ten yards and Opplernan
completed thirty-fve-yard pass
from Foster. Two line gains by OPP
plaman and final plunge by Foster
completed the touchdown. Han failed
TO kick for the first time this season.
\ virginia outgaincd Hopkins. making
rs 10 nrst Jonws. The. Orange
and Blue forward passing was also
superior. Oppleman and Burgc star
red on the offensc. and Burgess sccon-
uary defense was also good. Calkins,
barley and Spinncy were conspicuous
for Hopkins and did most of the
ground gaining for the visitors.
Wcstcrman and Snccht played well
In the line for Hopkins. and Hall and
Niche succeeded In breaking up Il
numhcr OF the Baltimore plays.
Virginia position J. Hopkins
Davis. left end .....Middieton
Hall. ...... left tackle .Wcsterman
Shackeiford. left guard -. Magll
HanEins.. center -. .Tottcrdaic
ward. right guard. :. .Tandy
Clark right tackle -. .knccht
hicnie. right end ..... Rich
Rlnehart .left half -. Spinney
Opplcman. right half. Willis
Dunn. fun back $50. .Calkins
Chrringtcn. quarter ...... barley
Score by quarters:
NlrSihia .........,... q 0-i3
Johns Hopkins ...... % 90
~ Touchdowa. = Oprlcmau. Magili
Foster. Goals from touchdowns-
CalkIns, Hail. Substitutes: Virginia
-cutchlns for Shackelford; Yurge
for Rinehart: Foster for Darlington:
Blackboard for Ward: Shackcltord for
Cutchins: Stephenson for Niche:
HAYES for Hall: Zundcl for Eurse.
Johns Hopkips--Marksll for Sp!nncy:
Spinncy for coady. Refercc-lIoaau
CDtrtinouth). UmpIre-Coagrovc
tCornclD. Head Observation-Disclosures
Quhrtcrs-l5. IL, l5S IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
WILLARD WILL MEET
DEMPSEY ON JULY |

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Jess willard
Will attempt to regain the worlds
heavyweight championship from Jack
Dempsey at Jersey City next July l.,
Tex Rickard. promoter, said today.
Rickard, returning from Chicago.
where he conferred with Jack Kcarns.
Dempsey's, manager. said he had YER
bal agreements with both Dempsey
and Willard for the bout. and added
that he had sent Willard contract.
AS soon as Wizards signature is
received Richard expects to sign
Dempsey up. Dempsey. Richard said
has agreed tn accept 80 per cent OF
the gross receipts and Willard 90 per
cent -F
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

Fanny-Whitc. DIack and tan Eng
iish setter bitch; DIR. Charles Il. Epps,
Richmond. owner.
Woodrow-Whitc and liver pointer
Jog. by Boy-Beile; Writ II. Hatcher.
Richmond. owner.
Jack--white. black and tan English
setter dog: John Is. Swartwout. Rich
mond. owner.
White and black English
setter dog; John Il. Swartwout. Rich
mond, owner.
Bobbic-whitc. black and tan Eng
lish setter dog. by Danstone Mead
Dan Brooks Lassie; +. william Slew
erS. Forest Hin, owner.
BristoIs Doone-W White and liver
pointer dog. by Tom Doone- Fan Fish
els Pearl; y, Il. Robertson. Rich
mond. owner!
licked pointer bitch. by Handsome
Charlie-Ruth T.: L. O. Cone. Rich
mond. owner.
Doty--white and liver pointer
bitch. by Jonny- Florric: IL. ]. Trim
Dol. Richmond. owner.
Flora lI.--Whitc and black pointer
bitch. by Woodrow Flora l.; Il. w.
Jenkins. Richmond. owner.
1iellstcrn's Doc Whitestonc-Whit
black and tan English setter dog. by
Doc Whitestone's Masterpieces Flame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

Lands he was sorry he had dsfiea
the .edtct that the rule prohibiting
exhibition appearances by Champion.
SIN p contenders should be observed.
bob Meusel. Bill Piercy and. Tom
Sheehan Of the Yankees, who. ;hnr,,
been playing with Ruth, also uecltie,,
10 quit and say Sorry to Judge
Landis.
The players decision was ANNOUNCE
ed last night by Colonel T. l. Hus-
ton. part owner of the Yankees, after
he had conferred with them at Scran.
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
RUTH BACK, IS READY Az
TO EAT HUMBLE PIE
Quits transforming and Will
Go TO Chicago to Plead
With Lands.
tBy Associated Press.I

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Babe Ruth.
aiusginS star of the New York Yam
KEGS. has abandoned his barnstorm-
ing baseball tour and is ready to eat
as big a slice OF humble pie as Judge
Il. NJ. Lands. BASEBALL commissioner.
thinks it advisable TO dish up.
Ruth returned to New York today
from Scranton, Pa. where he played
his last transforming game ycsterda y
and II was announced he would de-
part shortly for Chicago to tell Judge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Me.tInr nj Monte ,,or,o.

There will BIO meeting of the
committee in charge of the forthcon-
ing bazaar for the benefit of Monte
Maria Academy in the assembly room
of the academy at 3 o'clock this af-
ternoon. All members Of the alumnae
and others In tcrested in the bazaar
are invited to attend,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Judge Lands is Silent.

CHICAGO. Oct. .a.-Judge Kcns,,v
NJ Lands today had no comment
to offer on reports from the East
that Babe Ruth has withdrawn fror,
his transforming tour and is coming
to Chicago TO make his peace with
the baseball commissioner.
The judge indicated that Ruth may
be kept on the anxious seat for somo
time. for he declined to say when hu
will hand down a decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
WIN Meet Tomorrow Noon.

An important meeting of the Rich
mond Ministerial Union has been
called for tomorrow ut IL o'clock IN
the y. VI. G. 4. Matters OF the ut
most Importance will be presented
and all members are urged To attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

Girl; Nathan Hellstcrn. Richmond,
owner.
Hellstern's Don whitcstone-whitc
ana black licked English setter dog,
by Doc Whitestone's Masterpiece
Shep Gil: Nathan Hellstcrn, Rich
mond, owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19


3; Trelicn sun and Skirt Co.; A. e.
Frolich. mfrs skirts. cloaks ana suits;
1l3 u. Gath ST.
Oryin, Inc; II. G. Kaufman. Jersey sutt..
ZIG bth av.
scruggs Vandcrvoort & Barney; Miss
irisoia1i skirts; Mas Lnuenatein, Dresses
Miss O'Failon. ribbons; 225 9Th av
Famous &: Barr; Ii. Kraft. boys furnish
ings; 81 W. asth st.
md b. Suse mx. h s,o7;; A. Asons ,nase:
tareta dresses; MISC NJ MeG Gore sls i sha
coats suits, wraps; 126l Broadway. 'S'
Is. Nugent Bros; Mr.. Dobringer. gen.
Hice-stix D. G. Co.: William Addison.
white goods; E. a. Edwards. draperies:
377 broadway.
The Macy Co; Mrs. l.. silverstein Jobs
dresses and waists, summer dresses chill
dren en-, dresses; Herzberg Co. 100 w. 32d st.
furnishings; 1907 B'way.
r, S%crugEs' Vandcrvoort & Barney; Miss
Gilbert. Infants wear. corsets; 225 5th ave
-. Herzog & Bro. Dry Goods Co.; c. NJ
Steinnlan, gloves, hosiery, underwear.
lingerie; s74 Bway.
accomplishments Garment Co.; A Cara
mol scr mase mgr; pennsylyania.
a, Gilbert. corsets, brassicrcs. muslin I'M
derwcar. infants wear; 225 9Th av
mems farns hTis pen mss s0 Haas
eosts. suits; 27s 9TH av;: room sos. eSs's'
ST. PAUL
Golden Rule; J. G. Wilmer girls' misses
ana juniors organdic dresses; w. 10th st
macy Co; Miss l.. Silverstein, waists
dresses; 100 w. 32d st.
The Macy Co.; Louis Silvcrstein. IN.
mgr, coats, suits. waista: 100 W. a2d st.
Robinson. Straus & Co.; c. c. Weidman.
nMilinery, ready to wear; H. j. Wiedner,
ribbons, wells, veilings trimmings. fancy
nralds. etc, silks, satins and velvets; sci
SyRACrSE
Day Bros. & Co.: c. H. Legg, upholstery.
drapery; 22o 9th ave -
TOLEDO
Thompson Hudson Co.; Miss A. Thon7n-
son son, intants wear and waists; II. Mason
W. A. Prince. boys clothing and mems
furnishings; Mr.. Drake, laces and ncci,
wear; 200 9Th av
Lion D.. G. Co; J. NJ. Walker, silks and
dress goods; % e. Goth ct.
Neuhauscl Bros; M. J. Gilsdorf, wom-
ems ready to wear: Imperial.
TROY, n. Y.
Good!iind Co.; Frank Kranson, boys
ci s ii1 and furnishings. hats. caps. Jobs
OF all kinds; Simon Kahn Co, oil Bway
The Advance Shop; Mr.. Brett, ladies'
wear; Joseph Heibron, 22o 9Th ay.
The Hunt Co.; Dan Hunt, ready to
wear. dry goods; Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON
J. L. Leverton & Co: j. L. Leverton.
cloaks and suits; Pennsylvania.
Palais Royal; Miss c. Hirsch. under
underwear; 22o 5th av
Woodward 6: Lothrop; c. l.. East, boys
clothing; j. a. Hohson. upholstery and
wear; Miss e. McGii, laces. embroider cries
and reorgcttes; Miss La Wake, millinery
and dresses; 3S4 4th av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York

LONDON, Apr is S Montauk.
GIBRALTAR, APT iG-S Madden (Dt).
LIVERPOOL. Apr lbs S Bowie (Br)
QUEENSTOWN, Apr is - S Caronia
MANILA. Apr lis S Egromont Castle
Br).
SINGAPORE, Apr 15-AkIta Maru (Jap).
tBr) from Calcutta) Boston.
HAMBURG. Apr 13-S Oregonian
BARBADOS. Apr 16-S S Crofton Hall
(from Buenos Ayres).
TlENTslN, Apr IFS City of Dun,sirls
(Br).
GIBRALTAR. Apr 1s--s Ansaldo VI
Ut) (from Genoa).
SAVONA. Apr l2--S S Liguria (Swd).
II ALlTAN. n S. April 1s-Str Saxonia
(Br).
Arrivals From New yorI,
SINGAPORE, April 15--Str Katuna OBJ.
lSREMANTLE, April l5-str Clan Mac
ST MICHAELs, April 1s-str Tuclsa.
troubled
LONDON. April 16--Str Maine (Br).
GENOA. April 1s--Str ..nsaldo III UtaN.
DUNk1Rk April 13--Str McKeesport.
BiLbAO. April l3-Str Lake Tairport
EAST LONDON, April 13-Str Clan Mac.
NAPLES. April 1o-str Regina d1.a,ia
KARACH1. April 1c-str prusa.
CANDlFt, April lS--Str Lake Elsah.
:. ClfRlSTIANlA, April iS-str United
states sDam. for Copenhagen.
SiANiLA. April l6-Str Wytkeville.
11ii;AMbcRG. April 12--Str Mount Clay
iItLI, April l6--Str Lake Nrohna.
~ AhlfAH, S. April ls--str Rosalind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
Rerti, Changes
Cleared

Str Royal Prince fBr), Reed, Cape Town
Algoa Bay. East London. Delagoa Bay
Bura via Norfolk; Furness. Witty & Co.
STR Celtic Prince {Br). Yokohama. Kobe
Taky Bar. Shanghai Manila, Cebu, Fam
boaDg. Port Swettenham via Philadelphla
Furness Witty e. Co
str liortcnsius (Brl. Lime Bahia, Ro-
saria, Buenos Ayres: II p Houston.
str City of Harvard OBJ. Port Said
Perrin. Alden. Bombay Karachu, Abadan;
Norton. Iill y& Co
Str Bassa (I5rl, Owen Las Palmas. Free
town. Dakar. Grand Bassam. Bathurst,
Conakry. Secondee. saltpond. Winncba an.
Accray Leone, Sapeli. Warri, Burutu. Port
Farcourt via Norfolk; West Indi S S Co.
Str Santa Eulalia (A,n). A Lee, Havana {:
American & Cuban s Line.
Str Santa Tecla (.Aln). Cross!ey. Porto
Colombia. Cartagena. Buenaventura, Quay
aquil, Pata. Lobitos, Talara, Eten, Pucer-
mayo, Salaverry. Supe. Callao via Panama
Canal; w r Grace & Co.
Str Korona OBJ, Doyle, st Thomas, ST
Croix, Antigua. Guadeloupc, Dominica. Mar
Unique, st Lucia. Barbados via Newport
News: Furness, WITTY g. Co.
Str Panhandle state (Am). London, Gun
nngham Boulogne. London: U Mail
Str Delavan tAm). Decker. Gothenburg.
Mamo. Darzig, Reval; Moore & McCor-
mack
SIR Kiowa tAm>, e Wood. Macoris;
Str Garlic tAm). Iverson. Kingston.
Cartagena, Puerto Colombia. Santa Marta.
Crlstobal. United Fruit Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
American Ports

BALTIMORE. April ls--Arrived: Strs
I,iberator Philadelphia; Canadian Aviator
ton and Philadelphia; Manhattan Obs,
Hamburg and Bremen: Tashoo. Now York
sns rh5o Sailed
Bergen via New York; Maiden. Boston.
~ nosToN april 1s M, sudbury:
Matoika. Genoa and Naples; San Matco.
n fb h%on and Gss9eal atter three
Lake F!lmorc. Nov York.
strs .waxachachie, Antwerp; alndysbe.
TampicO.
.cHXnLDsToN. $ G. Apr IS Sailed
Mohawk, New York Merrimack, Philadel-
phia; Lake Faribault, Boston, Point Jul
MOBILE. Apr 1s-Arrived: Str Hon
duras (Nor), Port Barrios; Munwood New
Orleans; Hallway. Balboa schr Beatrice
1Br), Nassau. Sailed: Str Honduras New
NEW ORLEANS. Apr 1s-Arrived: Str
Chain,ette. Havana; Dade County. Mobile;
rort Barrios: George Henry 'aryo' Tampi H
GHlf Coast. Port Arthur; H!bueras (Hond).
na nSsIds; ke sd,en 1p Jean Laurent r5
pan. Bocas del Toro; orlaneho (Hond1,
Port cortez; saramaca Port 8arrios.
BALTIC (Nor), liverpool; cadlz (sp). BARGE
Iona: Inspector. clenfuegos; Noia. Pro
brunswick.
NEWPORT NEWS. Apr Is Arrived
Str Ruahine (Br). Auckland: Artemis, Bal
timorc; City of Norwich (Br), New York
Sailed Panaman. Alexandria; Prygona
lbr), Dartmouth; Ruahine (Br): London:
Opowa ORR. London,
NORFOI.K Va, April 1s-Arrlved: Strs
Vest West sasinaw. New York: Walter y
Cub. phila1slphla; Ansaldo vii l!D.
York; Boston city (Br). Bristol; Point
Lobos. Baltimore: Artenis New York;
Transportation. Portland. Me- Robert
Dollar (Br). New York; sark (Nor), New
York; Nomomac. Rotterdam. Sailed: Str
West Madaket, Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA. April l8--Arriycd:
Delaware (Br), Chrstiania. etc; Santa
Theresa (F3r). Cabanas West Chester.
Fowey; Corozal Guanica, etc; Lehigh,
Portland, Me: Samuel l. Fuller New York !:
Essex. Boston; Chester Sun. Port Lobos
bark Gratia, Montevideo. Sailed: Callao.
folk: Fred w 1'hurlow. Norfolk; Paraguay,
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. April 1s--Arrived:
Strs Currier. Tamplco; Cushnct Galveston.
Sailed Strs Aladdin, Sapinc; Solitaire,
Tampa; Gulf Queen Bayonne.
PORTLAND. Me. April lS--Salcd: Str
MiddlcscX, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH. Apr 1s-Arrived: Strs Al
ness tEr). hamburg; Chas II Camp. San
Francisco Sailed: Howard. Jacksonville
TAMPA. Apr Is - Arrived: Str Keno
wis. Charleston; echr Robert l. Bean Nor
folk Sailed: Lake Faristoll, Mobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
BY Cable and Radio

Str America uD. which left Naples for
philadelphia. ~ Due to arrive in that port
Str. Hellig olav tDan). left Chri.t.ania
for New York; is due In Quarantine Tues
day p.
Str .Antigone (Ar}. left Danaig April 10
for Now York. with pasa and ,nc..: TO
y s Mall s S Co; vessel Is due to arrive
sunday April "a. and will dock at pier ~,
Str Asia (Tr). loft hfarseilIes April for
Nav York, with pass. malls and rndse; to
Fabre Line: vessel IL due to arrive April
IS. and Will dock at tho foot OF 3lst st,
Brooklyn.
Str lsraga tFr). left Marselles April is
for New York, with pass and mdse: TO
Fabre Line; vessel is due to arrive 'H May T. l.
and Will dock at tho foot Of 3lst at, Bklyn.
str Carolina Orb. left Bordeaux April IL
for New York, with pass and indsc; to
French Line; vessel Is due April rs, and
will dock at Pier 81. N H.
Str Celtic CDr). left Liverpool April &c
and Queenstown April II for New York,
With pass, mails and indse; to White Star
i.tne vessel Is due to arrive Monday, April
70. and will dock at Pier go. r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mans close at the Gem
eral Postonice and City Hall Postofrice
Station, New York. at s p. M. as follows;
Japan Corea and China Especially nd-
dressed only. via Portland. steamship
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for
Japan, Corea and China. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Siberia Maru. April 81.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa, April 90.
Japan Corea. China. Siberia. French 1ndo-
china. Netherlands East Indies (exccpt
.sun,atra). and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. steamship
Empress OF Asia. April 30.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand ard specially addressed mall for
Australia, via San Francisco. steamship
Tahiti. April "a
Hawaii, Japan, corea. China. Siberia
French. lrdo-china. Netherlands East
indies Except Sumatra) and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco. steamship
Colombia. April %.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. steam
ship Ventura April 2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
shipping Trade Briefs

sas an instance of the savings ef-
. .essed by shippers using the coast-to-
s sa water route, The Williams
steamship Company reports that one
. IL corporation has contracted for
81 iss freight movement for 1921 at
Saving of $250,000 over all-rail routes.
d,l Inc Westinghouse Diesel electric
C,Me will be installed in the yacht
Ssa,nllvere. being built for Edgar Pal
@ 81, ~ George Lawley & Son-, Nepon-
thursday.
snna nue. hudson Navigation Company
ssss that Edward 3. Wilson has
se sS appointed travelling agent, with
saquafters at Pier SO, North River.
tssaasorgee Eggers. of the Pacific Mail
Y osem Company, has been in New
:" On a business trip.
1 clifford D. Mallory, of C. D. Mallory
w. Is IN Europe on business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
xorshw..tern prldx. ., NE Charleston


Apr II.
Panama 7Ss Scotland Nv. Apr is.
parst1ina $40 Crstobal Apr II.
Paulsboro 1.03% Il Delaware Capes Apr II
Pearl Don 81 $ ltat,cras Apr IL.
Pcnnsylvania 3l8 N Puerto Co-tca Apr II.
pennsy lvanlan $50 from san Pedro Apr is
Persian SO y Fcnwicls Apr rs.
Point Adnms .673 S San Francisco Apr II
Po s,.,Iln ~. 2io ssW Hatteras Apr II:
Il J Hanna III from Kahului 8 PM Apr is,
Rsyo aso TS 81 IS a"a ns sv APP Epr
Richmond LIZA from San Francisco PM
Apr Is.
Romulus rs N Jupiter Apr II.
Rotarian 175 from San Pedro PM Apr 49,
Ruth as NE Cape Henry Apr. II.
Saco les r. Charleston Apr II.
Sagua 4S5 Hattcras Apr II.
San Bruno go n Port Limon Apr II.
San Gil ITO ssW Hattcras Apr il.
san Joronimo l55 w Sand Key Apr II.
Santa Flavia $50 from San Francisco
Santa Marta "a N Kingston Apr II.
Sarnmacca 264 n Barrios Apr II.
scantic lat SO 40 Ion ~ 80 Apr II.
Senator "a from San Francisco PM
Shasta s s4s w Honolulu PM Apr 1s
Standard Arrow 1915 from San Francisco
steel . IA Age e. 20 Ambrose Apr H.
stcel. Exposrter 40 = Ambrose APR rs.
Thomas II Wheeler 50 N IIatteras Apr 1s.
Tivives 1877 NE Kingston Apr II.
Tjlkcnbang 1880 from San Francisco 3
rom ma yp' 14s IS S South Pass April II.
Transportation liz Sc Winterquarter
April II.
vesta ITO Scotland Nv April is.
w G Teage 2O2 w Sand Key April II.
w $ Miller II " Hstteras April II.
Walter Jennings 500 w Sand Key April II.
wenatchee 2,22s from Seattle PM
west S'' catanace sss from Honolulu Pm
West nenshaw 2.ss1 from San Francisco
West lsam 2s7 from Seattle 8 PM April H.
West Jappa 1.161 from Cape Flattery
April is.
West Jester 2.5se from Columbia River s
PM April it.
West kader 1888 from Columbia River 8
Pm April IL.
West Haeson 1.157 from San Francisco 8
PM April Is.
West ,Taeook 500 e Cape May April y.
West Totant lat &c 20 Ion 72 OF Apri, II.
Western Plains lat 40 81 Ion As 81 April IT,
"ilhelmina 1.1o2 from San Francisco 8
PM April 15
william Green 1so F Jamaica April II.
York Harbor w Castle Island April IT.
zoppot lat 20 IS Ion SO 81 April II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

FDistancc is given in miles. Reports are
Ahcrcos 1900 from Columbia River Apr Is.
Acropo.:s $50 f Ambrose APT II.
agw in go sa y NE g Ta%pco APR T.
20 p2css ss wN APF sy
Ana ar ' 4ss F. Cape Henry Apr II.
Anna + Morse lat 20 II Ion 81 SIS Apr II
Ardmore 400 from San Francisco PM
Arundo lat 40 q lon 50 IS APT u.
saynston 81 "a J " ssnd Ar w.1 ~ anr r.
bristol 4 asw Hrgantine Shoals APR IS.
csmaSn ss ssw ~ os b - Island Ian Is APF T.
Charles Bradley 10l S Hattcras Apr II.
Charles II Cramn ass s savannah APT y.
Chenaaoa sl,4 s 81 s Wonouu IA APR IT,
Sity OF columbrs il W Montauls Apr is.
civ Of s. Louis 1eo sw Hsttcras Apr i.
Col !, Drake 1856 from Honolulu PM
Colon $50 S Ambrose Apr II.
PM Apr II.
Colombia $50 from San Francisco PM
corotton 10 n block island apr Is:
Dochet ss4 Sc Ambrose Apr II.
Eastern Temple 465 e by Cape May
Enterprse 1856 from San Francisco SPIN
Ecn"dor 1850 w San Francisco PM
Eel A RIDa !; rs NV rortuxas Apr II.
FL Norts ?,7 EsE Galveston nar Apr y.
Ell Occidonte 207 S Scotland Nv Apr 1s.
Everett 8 r BY N Fire lslna APR 10.
EoTaa f fre sn Ms' rsgo P APR hPr
Fort Hamilton lat 33 20 Ion 60 90 Apr II.
Frank II Buck GO from Gaviota 8 PM
Frank J Drum 7o5 from Port Costa PM
Apr &c.
Gr5d WV " weller 70, 10 = Tq ,y, Apr17.
Gedania lat 20 81 lon s2 ~ Apr H.
G Gso1se " sar mes 20 n Jupiter APT II.
Glenpool 20 $ Towey Rocks Apr II.
Clyndon 500 S Ambrose Apr IL.
Granite State % from San Francisco PM
criffco. 40 from San Francisco PM
GrllSdu 100 from San Pedro PM Apr II.
{;unstt M 50 50 Jupiter Apr II.
I3ahira q e Sand Key APR H.
H S!ss ia e caps San AZ Iaa.ro
llyades 1870 from San Francisco PM
Inlay 1904 from San Francisco Pm
Iris 1853 from San Pedro PM Apr II.
= Eostwick 173 Hatteras Apr H.
y NJ HulIcy lS n IiatteraJ Apr is.
japan Arrow 68 Jupiter Apr u.
Jeptha GO from San Pedro PM APT H.
Julia I.uckenbach l,2l6 San Pedro
Apr II.
Katherine 10 y ranpico Apr II.
Kckoskee 90 sW Hatteras Apr II.
!<cn0wis ia Tampa APE II.
La Brca l.9aG from Panama PM Apr is
Lake Elnont y W Sand Key Apr II.
Lake Fatabee 1.32a S Scotland I.V ABR 1e
Lake Flournoy 467 81 Galveston APR IL.
Lake Galien $50 Il Cape Henry ABR II.
Lake Sabago 100 Hatteras APR H.
Lake Singara II Sc South Pass Apr IL.
Lansing 3i5 from San Pedro ) PM Apr 1e
Liberty Minquas 2l5 NNE Hatterns Abr ~
Lis MT urne 1873 Hattcras Apr II
Los Angeles SS7 from San Francisco Pa,
Apr II
n r Elliott 20 Il Sand Key Apr II.
NJ Scanlon 302 Hatteras Apr Is.
Magmerlc 635 ENE Charleston Bar APR ] J.
Manoa l,04S from San Fran PM Apr 1s
Maui 10 from Hilo PM Apr lG.
Mexican l23 from Honolulu PM Apr Is.
Mexicano (No $50 asp L lIenlopen Apr H.
Mexico 81 S Hatteray Apr is.
Montana So Jupiter Apr H.
MontroIito 10& Nantucket Apr IS
MORO Castle 3 n Jupiter Apr II.
Nj Berwyn l55 from San Fran PM Apr ! Z
Muskogec 24o S Hatteras Apr H.
Marking S95 from Honolulu 8 PM Apr 49,
New Rochelle 1852 X Ambrose APR II.
Norfolk SE Northeast End Lv Apr Is.
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Maritime Miscellany
New York

~, A .l ls--wcst Cambo (Am>, arrived
w WY .ne str Castlepoint In tow; the lat
9 9ss vas PICKED up zoo miles east of Sandy
Hook short Of fuel and damaged BY Ice:
s pu.H Dress vessels s left Christania for New York
on Cabritta Island. was toated and tnwaS
INTO kingston; vessel will make repairs and
Newson t-Am) left Brunswick. Ca for paIi
live Hiver: went ashore on Cape Lookout
Sn Ga, , was noated and arrived here.
81 MlCHAEL'S, April l6-Str Tucla
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Conn., Conn commonwealth, Power and Light
qasr ppany has passed the preferred
scrir fiy dividend of 1h per cent in
noun Home que at this time, it was an
Gsorrosa to a statement issued by
was NJ, =. hardy, president, this action
ca H. senpted by the desire to strength
durins. financial position of the company
feadinstssaas present period of general
ia H. s ;,sn by avoiding an increase
atee q - through the issu-
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City Island

Str Lake Festus, Jucaro via Boston for
New York; TO the International Maritime
Corp. in ballast; schrs Hannah II. Green
port. for New York: Athal,e, for Now YORK /;
Hazel M Jackson. Block Island for New
York; Edith II Cooney. Nantucket, for
New York: Bertha NJ Loon. Nantucket, for
New York: T w Anderson. New Haven, for
New York.
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs CITY of Savannah. Savaiinah JEFF
ierson, Norfolr: Callabasas Philadelphia;
santa Tecla. Porto Colombia: Santa Eiula
ma Eavana: Svartiond (Nor>. Pnilndei-
phia: Eastern Admiral, Shanghai, Manila ::
Delavan. Cothenburs