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BROWNS MAY LOSE
SISLER FOR SEASON
Injury to st. Louis Stars Arm
Will Prove Big Handicap
to Western Club.

ST. Louis. Sept. II associated
Americans, star all around player in the
major leagues, was not In to-day's game
with Detroit because of a sprained liSa-
nent in his right arm, suffered while
game.
The local first baseman failed to in
form officials of the club of the serious
condition OF his arm and quite bit Of
excitement was caused when he failed
to report for the beginning OF the game.
Dr. Robert Hyland. club physician,
diagnosed the injury as severe sprain
Of the deltoid or shoulder muscle and
stated he doubted whether Sisler would
be able to play any more this season.
IL Sisler had been in to-day's game and
had hit safely he would have tied the
modern major league record Of forty
consecutive games for safe hits. This
record was made by Ty Cobb OF Detroit
in 1911.
S;sler made his appearance during the
second inning and after jolsingly re-
marking his tardiness was caused by his
presence at a banquet. explained that
he was unable TO sleep last night be-
cause of the pain and that visits "a
several specialists to-day had failed 10
afford him any relief. His absence will
be severe blow to the pennant hopes
OF the Browns.
George Siser has earned a place
among the stars of all time In base
ball and no doubt will get the award
this year as the most valuable player
in the American League.
He not only leads the league in hit
ting with a percentage of .422. but also
leads in base stealing with 40 and in run
getting with i22.
Sisler is graduate Of the University
OF Michigan and has played with the
st. Louis Browns since 1915.
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no HARVARD MEN
OUT FOR FOOTBALL
Start With Long Sprint and
Despite Muddy Gridiron
Do Good Work.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HnnaLp.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. l2.--When
Capt. Charley Buell. of Harvard's foot
ball team led the candidates for this
years varsity team out on to Soldiers
Field to-day he had not less than ITO
Crimson jerseyed followers. This was
one Of the biggest squads that ever has
turned out on an opening day at Har-
ward.
Another record also was set, for 1t
rained guns all the afternoon, and for
the first time over a stretch OF more
than thirty years the first days prac-
tice at Cambridge was held under poor
conditions. The field was too wet and
slippery for much hard work. but the
men we're sent out on to the freshman
gridIron just the same and went through
some of the preliminary motions. 1t
was not possible to do any real pass
ing or kicking, but the men fell on the
ball, practiced starts and did some work
with the big medicine balls.
The drill was topped Off with q long
sprint. At first Bob Fisher was not
inclined to send the men out, but later
thought he might as well let the boys
go to 1t.
The squad OF course Is unwieldy now,
but the second team coaches. Knox and
Crowley. were on hand and very soon
they Will have all except forty-hye or
fifty of the players who reported to-
day. Practically all OF the men on
whom the coaches are banking this fall
were on the field and most of them
were In fine trim. A few were heavier
than year ago, the most noticeable
gain being In Esky Clark, center last
fall, who is more than ten pounds heav-
ier than when he played against Prince
ton and Yale last fall. Grew, the left
guard, also looked harder than last
season. George Owen was the only
prominent absentee. but he will be out
very shortly. Among the old backs
on hand to-day were Jenkins, Gehrke,
Pfaffman. Fits, Rouillard and Chaplin.
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Navy Ple6es in Fast Work
Create Favorable Impression

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HEsALo.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept. 12.--Cooler
weather and the conditioning due to the
two weeks Of practice made practicable
little faster football at the Naval Acad-
envy this afternoon. The plebes put a lot
OF snap in their work and made favor
able impression. Ward, who has been
with the baseball squad, has been in
the plebe backfield for the last two days.
and has done good work. He made a
good showing with Marietta College
last year. Ward is notably like Barchet,
the Nays star back, in build and gen.
eral appearances. but he is somewhat
heavier and considerably speedier.
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Uhle Pitches the Indians
to Victory Over White Sox
Chicago Executes Triple Play
in First Inning.

CHICAGO, Sept 12.-Cleveland closed
It's Chicago season to-day with an to
2 victory over the White Sox. The
twirlers. Bowles and Duff, and took a
commanding lead.
The feature of the game was triple
play by Chicago in the first inning
With the bases filled, Gardner grounded
TO Collins, whose toss to johnson forced
McNulty at second. Johnson's throw to
Shelly doubled Gardner. and when
Wamby tried To score, Sheelys throw to
Yaryan retired Wamby for the third oui
Jameson. who was on third when Gard
ncr hit scored. The score:
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French, Army Star Fullback,
To Play on Chattanooga Team

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept. 12.--W. Il.
French, star fullback of last years Army
eleven, has entered the University of
Chattanooga and will play with the local
gridron team this fall, 1t was announced
to-day.
A recent ruling OF thc Southern Inter
collegiate Athletic Association which
held that West Point was military
academy. which makes French eligible
at Chattanooga. his frst year.
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Two base hits-veach Shorten. Three base
hit-McManus. Home run-Severcid. Stolen
bases-Cutshaw, Foster. Sacrifices-Bassler.
Haney, Cobb. SEVERED. Left on bases
Detroit. 8; st. Louis. 10. Bases on balls
Off Dauss, 4; off Van Glider. /. Struck out
by Kolp, 2: by Van Glider, ] by Pruett,
?. Hits-Off Kolp, In 2 Ia innings. off
Van Glider, in ) 2-3 innings tnone out in
ninth off Pruett, none In ! inning. Win
arty ard Guthrie. Time Of gaine-l hour
and IS minutes.
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BosroN. Sept. 12.--ISid Norfolk OF
New York was awarded the decision
over Lee Anderson of Berlin. n. H.. last
night after ten rounds OF hard fighting
and won back the colorcd light heavy
weight title
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international League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

baltimore. -: Newark, (first game).
Newark, Is; Baltimore, (seSnd gafne).
Reading, Z; Jersey City. 2.
Buffalo. 8: Rochester. uen innings hrst
camel.
Rochester, 8: Buffalo. 8 tsecond same).
Other teams were not scheduled.
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INVADERS IN FIGHT FOR PENNANc
High School Boy Il First
Victim Of Football Seaso

Spsotof Dsspotoh 70 THD INV York HsRAIA.
.WuLIAMsTow7s. Mass. Sept 12.-Clo-
Wis 0irsrd. 10 pears old. was the victim
OF tho first football accident OF the sea-
SON In the Bsrkshiras to-day when he
received q fractured ooliaxbone a& the
Willtamstown High School praotica- He
was injured while tacklfng the dummy.
Girard was . candidate for a line posi-
ton on the local schools eleven.
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Open Final Skirn1iSheS
With WeSternerS To-day
New York Meets Cubs First Then Reds and Pirates
Question Likely to Be Settled Next Week When
Pittsburgh Plays at Polo Grounds.
BY DANIEL.

Plans for the reception Of the guests from the west VINO o
this afternoon were
did listening me
ordered carly with
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Two base hlts--Stephcnson ., wamby, Mos I
III, Mcclellan. Jameson. Sacrifice-McNul-'
~. Double plays--McCicllan, Collins and
ShccfcN Johnson, Collins aud Shelly: Jamie
ron $Gardner. Triple pay-Colllns. John
son. Wy and Yaryan. Left on bases
Cievela 10 Chicago. 10. Bases on balls
OF Uhle q; or Bowles, I: off H. Bisnken-
ship, 4. ftruck out-Ry Duff, 4 by VI
Blankenshlp, I: by Uhle, g. IIits-Off Duff
Z In innings (none out IN third: off
Bowles, In inning; Off ". Biankcnship,
= In innings. Tit by pi,chcr-By Uhle
Graham. Wild pitch-Uhlc. Losing
pitcher-Duf. Umpires-Owens and Chilli
Time of game hours and minutes.
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL


Copyright 1922, By HEsAn
BUNTING.
bunt is not what used to BE-
comparatively few who
relied out the order properly In the days the oe
Orioles weapon attack ana ere
several teams since then which used 1t skillfuiy
hunters in the san to-
he made five safe bun against the Athletics one
didn't make Of the bun Perhaps ne WIN rom
The fifteen sacrifice hits
or these the Yankees
credited club in the
making sa2 The Phes made fewer than any other
club They credited with but H.
hrtyfive stolen
he already has stolen over forty
Blue tho American League
COWBOY SONG :
s.syss here here quite lite. ,, sesA ;,~
T9 Shook % sn mS ssetson 10 for PSnono na
AND e cd @ s"ssSs TO- aa ssS cal s
e. Il co., si ,s e. e ss,1 ss.;s =
1 re s ;m ss. r'y sa geek
n,,. g5 ss , and t ssa,~ oan
he long horned cattle
I'm Tma a It'll 2" the s:g t, sa' for homo
W. knew an Adirondack guide
sportn show The man who first took him from
Garden puzzled by seeing him look con-
any something hand Inquiry developed the fact that
bearings to be able TO Ind MS way Dack
The forward pass doubt whether
shae player loose for long end run 6u foo
"a Is full of thrills
IA Mcmillan twice last year back
The best runs Washington
through the syracuse eleven e0s M OF @
Kiuenger all Georgia Tech tacklers
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
ttsbuhB ton Lous.s Diroh,G
Other teams scheduled Other teams were not scheduled cage
STANDING OF fHE CLUBS
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received Kickoff and ran it back TOR
bothtim but against
by Washington
Hill OF West
Pittsburgh
ruenper who took balp all tackers
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Five Leading Filters
in Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RAsEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETTs y I'D.
Bkiyn. ". cincinnati, $3.50 L. M.-Adc.
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We're great hands to
want to know how the
other fellow gets there
Perhaps SOME of you
merchants here for the
Convention feel the same
way.
If interested in our
methods of merchandising
won't you look us up-our
store managers are at your
service.
Yes, we have a Whole
sale Department, too -
13th st. & B'way.
sReosstsred Trademark.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Herald So.
at I3th st. Pour at 35th st.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
At Warren at %Ist ST,
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STANDING or THE CLUES.


Newark at Baltimore.
Jersey City ar Reading.
Buffalo at Rochester
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pretty but doubt whether
But foot
bal lis oil thrills
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When Neighbor worries
about the weather, why
not be real neighborly and
tell him about your
Scotch Mist
How dry when it's wet
How warm when it's
cold
How smart in all wealth
crS-
How long on wear!
Rainproofed overcoats.
Scotch Mist golf suits,
too!
Scotch Mist caps to
match.
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A COWBOY SONG.

until ne
brought him
puzzled seeing him look
hand Inquiry developed the fact tina
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Totals. IS 90 27 n,

IotAls.1o ~ 4 "
Slated for Bowles In the third inning.
tBatt~d for Graham IN the eighth inning.
tPatted for p Blankenship In the ninth
inning.
Cleveland .~f o5 90 o 2-s
Chicago .......... o 0 o o.
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Chicago at New York 1890 r. ny.
Cincinnati Mt Brooklyn $3.50 r. ny.
Pittsburgh ut Boston uwo,.
st. Louis at Philadelphia dws).
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American Association.

RESULTS
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YEsTEnpAYis RESULTS.

,asv hicsgs. To-day $3.50 r. NJ. Polo
fasos' snd Adm. si.io. inc tax.-Adr.
4 s.yope.
has
ssnf
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Totals 81 8 IL "a 10 I
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Radio Corporation of America

position a. noon. distance IN miles unle,,
otherwise stated
America 1855 y Ambrose Dec ls.
Atlantic sun $50 s Overfalls Dec IS.
A l. Kent By Baitlmore Dee IS.
BerEenstjord lat - ~ Ion ~ 50 Dec it.
Rattle 20 Sw Cape Henry Dec is
china ATroV % h sand KEY Dec II.
Colombia $50 = New York 4 PN Dec II.
Crnnehatta i.bf2 2 Boston Dec IL.
Carenco ssi Ambrose Dec -
Cadto 40 y Eattcras Dec ls.
Chebauiip iss Ne Cape Henry Dec "a.
City OF Augusta i05 y. Diamond Dec 1B.
Deerfeld 600 = Ambrose Dec IS.
Elisha Walker $50 " Key West Dec ~.
Ecuador 100 carlnto Dec ~.
Everett fC SNE Winter Quarters Dec i5.
E0cere ~ sE Boston Dec 10.
Pred " Weller Is ESE Galveston Dec ~.
George Mckenzie left New Orleans PAi
Gull Prince i15 sw Diamond Dec II.
Geo Washington i.t3f Z Ambrose Dec is.
Gloria De Larrinags $50 Nantucket
Goidshen 80. Il Cape Nay Dee Is.
Haryetfer 1ib SE sabine Dec n.
Horace Luckenbach l.t23 Ambross
Hsrssrs l. Pratt .7o ssw Diamond Dec II.
HoEfe sfi Y Cape Henry Dec i7.
Hampden sW Winteruuartera Dee Il
J 81 DAnriEcr' tos ~ sand Key Dec IL.
James y Duke anchored on Marcus Hook
esi1 pm Dec ~.
Joseph s-sp f7s NJ Haueras Dec ~
Joseph ~ cudahy Is ~ Brunswick Dec II.
J u Oufsy 10 = Jupiter Dec a..
Kotonia it1 SW Diamond Dee ~.
N~-honk-on so y Arns-os. Dec ~
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Foreign Ports
(By sfau)

PARRsBoRo. Dec s-ArrIved, Abhis
> walker Portland, left on 18th for Dill
cent River 10 load for New York: Ioth.
NsW YofE Fior5 tSrj iSSn ns,tssS,it, iS loSS ia'
10 lay up In port: i3th. sehr Era y
Farsons Brl, ~ rnlsh loading for Boston.
BhRMUDA, Dec io-Aruved. schrs
Madeline Hebb fBr) LunsnburE: 18th
Canadian Fisher CBfi. Halifax. ssiisd on
l1,h Tor West Indies. Chaleur tBrl. Half
far; sailed on i3th Tor Barbados. f3th.
Hehr Jessie a Alice fBrl. New YORK Ifth.
In port. itth. schr Alice Nay Davsnport
HAVANA. Dee t2-Arrlvsd. stavan-
Fcren tSorl, kingtport VIA Havana; Lake
olayi Houston. Sailed; iith. Infanis
Isabel (spl Barcelona. Harmatia fDanl.
Frontcra. 18Th. Carriage. Cris;obai. stavan.
ssrea l&or). SaEua Bertha .fNorl Car
aenas: Lake siAw. Porto Rico; sehr Fiec.
hs7. lafcaEoula.
HAWKEsBURY. Dec is-Arrivsd. soh-
Pietonian tBr). Pietou and left Tor Lunta.
LIVERPOOL y s. Dec is-Ariv.d. Sch
Thtollne. Guysburo for Boston
HALIFAX. Dec it-saiied: Canadian
Volunteer tBr).. 3; Johns; Kamouriaska
fBrl. sydney.
yANcoUyER, Dec io-ssisd: Ia Habr.
Ibrl. Port san Luis.
WINDSOR 4. Dec Arrived. Sch
stewart 7 saiter inr). Boston. lett after
eisch.rginE VIII proceed TO Parrsooro Tor
PORT GREvILLE. Dec if-In port, Sch
MinaH Friucfaa tBr). 10 leave Iith Tor
Hulstor1 10 load for N@w Haven.
=. ANNAPOLIS; s. Dec is-sAiisas sch
y y Roberts fBr). Boston.
cAibAhIEN. Dec ii-saiied: 7 Tsia
tNorl. Boston
HJM Gao. Dec ii-Arrived. sch Ra-
chd vs. Stevens. Baltimore
AAfAoIEz. Dec t-Arrivrds Sch Mari.
on ~ Cobb. JAckaonYiils
n, Ponce. Dec ll-sAllsd Lake Florian.
ST THOMAS. De s-k-rivsd virrinsa
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IL prsts 40 sW Torf Tampa nec
Iste Etrvuon f1s NNE Dlamoni De lh'
Mliiinoekst % NNE Jupiter Dec u.
,is,s Msfssaie2, 20 IS sst SAND KEY Dec ~.
uarfha Washington 400 p hmbrgse Dec ~
Msrrarei iii y Hatteras Dec Is.
orien' i.ols 2 Ambrose pee
Olympic ftT Ambrone Dec ~
Oien ios Ambrose Dec "a.
Sorfoik NNw cape HEMP Dec ~.
pauisboro 90 \ Diamond Dec ~ -.
President Fillmore 900 W bishops ROCK
p,,tsSs. 81 az \ Colon Dec H.
President Van Bufsn 1850 Ambross
P.lsf S Il Il crov,n - X wla,sr Quarters
Rabsr, z Hopkins 600 s Ambrose Dec ii
Steel ore Ga2 y Anhrore nac IL
SURNAME 90 4 Ambrose Dec ~.
qf Mary I'll Scotland Dee ~.
Feltorc 90 = Hartcras Dec rs.
W Libby if9 NN ToftuEas Dee ~.
Frsd W Weller 80 EsE Galveston Dec u.
Geo " Jones as saw Sand Key Dec 10.
caracas III sE Ambrose Dec "a.
Turrlalba 900 q Scotland Dec a.
Quisiconrk go NJ Jupiter Dec ~.
SURNAME 6a3 = Ambrose Dec "a.
Duqucsn~ 40 Hatteras Dec "a.
Munamar 755 Hsteras Dec ~
Neaa at SW Diamond shoals psr r.
Herbert I praii lof NJ Jupiter Dec ~.
rlua fit Scotland Dec D.
santore Scotland bee a..
Carenco fft y Awhros@ Dec ~.
steel Engineer sos NJ Colon Dec -.
Nelson gi2 ssW Diamond shoals Dec "a.
Wff TiIforl 90 80 cape Race Zee a.
g. white ~ y Scotland Dec is
WIN Green a1 sW Nantucket Dec ~
transportation 1b sW Tir' Island Dee ~.
Wliis0io as r Ambrose Dec "a.
Penobscot IS y hy y iire Island Dec ~.
San Franoisoo no scotland Dec IT,
cen " Oorgns go r Scotland Iec "a.
Phoenix 9a0 AmbT0fe Dee ~.
sucarssro % Lookout Phi Dec -.
A. g n pfrenrror 80 eAnfhrasr bee ~.
E.sequiho $50 sW Diamond shoals Dee IA.
FglNaurc N y sand Er. ncc ~
Seattle spi-t f010 ENE Delaware bfeak-
water fec .f
schohsrle fiis 80 Rosfor nsr ~
sun Iff " Jupiter psr ~.
sVInnghf ~ = unftfrHT Dec r.
Titlsea 1870 p Ambrose Dee d
Easarl 40 ~ Ambrose Dec ~
Nancoiit~ go Ambrose Dec ii.
IS m Libby G 40 rM pd South Pass Dec u
vs. Keene on Pollock RIP Dec ~,
WIN Rockefeller SO Ambrose Dec u.
Yankee Arrow 90 ~ Sabine bAr Dec u.
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Marine Disasters

nogTON. nse it-Harrs Dorothy. lsfi
Wefncsfar ir TOW of tlg Energy, SANK
inside hrsakvsfer a. Bridgeport fcfisrfay
with 1900 tons of iron man saved wreck-
Ing tuEs working % rliro her
HALIFAX Dee sehr Miriam if tBrl.
sshore 80 Wsb-us total wreck. luut IN
1918 cost of 10000
LONDON. prr ~ Llfuanif fpHnl H~W
York f0r uanllE and Llbau. before report
81 ashore on isie % B0fuhoiin. if an0ai
str Gyp me-. Port Alfred Tor oieens-
horo. damaged % collision with bridge AZ
So Eastern Glad, Sew York for cape
Town. Hrrived 80 80 Vincent with bunker
coal on IRE. survey being held
PORTLAND, Ne, Dec u - ST. ref'
bridge tRrj arrived "wednesday from
Fowty. encountered severe storms. dech
damaged. steering gear disabled hand
gear rlTEed which enabled her 10 keep on
course
PHILADELPHIA. Dee is--schr Esther
X anchored IN Coopers Point Saturday,
had donkey engine room damaged BY hre
caused by gasoline tank explosion, nre put
out BY nrehOat and tugs.
ST JOHN. y u. Dec 70 e. schr Truro
Queen fBrI. from Perth Amboy lost fore.
saii and had other sails split on voyage
ST THOMAS. Dec i1-sg Fano tpsnl
Was toWed here b. Efr Duendea tBr)
former had ahaft broken and lost pro-
ST yoH~s. y p. Dec - - Str Melpo
fGr). birmingham FOR Boston. reported
steering gear was broken. lat 80 90 y Ion
% 20 W: cannot BE- repaired.
MONTREAL. Dec i6-St Lawrence now
solid 20 Three River. 20 miles exceptional
FOR this time % year Reports indicate
frelghter John Thom, imprisoned In Ice
IN mldstream. three miles from Sorei not
seriously damaged yet. but must stay FOR
winter. crew made way 10 shore. 10 install
watch until spring.
HALIFAX. y 3. Dee rs - shipping
Board str Wet Hardawsy. adrift IN At
iantic short o. fuel for several days.
picked Up by Argus. is being fowed here.
they were 500 miles cast or Halifax. for
mer has left. Grangemouth Tor Norfolk
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Navy Orders

FROM The Tribun~'s WaShingfoH Bursou
WASHINGTON. Dec. iS-Nsvy orders
Issued to-day follow
Douglas II. Com. A. H.. 70 aircraft squad
Denfsld. IL L. r. to L. S. s. s.aA
Diekerson. 1t II. ~. to L. s 5. Hum
phrcyE.
Dreisons,ok. II. J. =. TO L. s. $. s-iG
Comm gSr5 u rS. o. e. = 20 % T. L. +. 5 sis Camden
Slhard. Ems. n. H.. to Newport.
Holt, Com +. W., s. C. TO U. $. s. Cali
Manley. IL. ?. j.. to San Diego
coens 1t. q. 81 p. k. TO Hampton
Brodman. Com. Il. A.. to Mare Island.
Harper. IL. G. b.. 20 aircraft sauadrons
scouting fleet.
Miles. II a C.. to aircraft squadron.
scouting fleet.
Royce. ~ D.. 10 Washington
kevers. Boan. J. H.. 10 U. g. 3. sandpiper.
L,manski, Gun. j. A.. 20 Newport.
Builmer. Mach. r.. to L. s. $. Risel.
Johnson, Mach. l.. W. 10 4. s. s. Teal
ksmpmann. Mach. l.. TO sth naval dis
s,rassTIdse. Mach. b. p. to Z 5. S. Bir-
Barrlaser. ch Carp c. D.. to L. s. s, Ni-
Johnson ch. Carp 4. L. to Phliaasiyhis.
Berry Carp. W. H.. 10 Boston.
Lgndre. Carp. II. f.. 10 Indian Head.
fatzer, Ch Pay elk. c, r.. resigned.
Griffin, ch. Pay elk. @. A., 20 Phiiadei'
phia.
Following TO Newport.-Atkinson. Ena
g l.. Barbara. Ens. }. r. hartman. Ens.
X. c. bauernschmidt. Ems. O. W. Der
ger, Ems. H. y polgcr. Ems J. ~ Car
Cone. knA w. w Cooper. Ems. -. p
C9vington, Ems. u. s.. Crawford. Ems. G.
W. cruss. Ems A. w. Danis. Ens. A. I
Higgins. Enc r. h.. TInke Ems %. ID.
Malanaphy. Ena a. j.. McEiroy. Ems. y.
X; Mcintosh, Ems. X. b.; moore, Ems. 9. /.
Murphy. EnA }. r.. Nichols. Ems Y. o.
PtisiSn. Ena J; 2 saufsiis Ems J. q
n. Terrell Ems ". r., Vest, naA J. p.
W. Malers. En-. L A ir
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Arrived Yesterday

Maria ntaD. trieste. Nov 70; Palermo.
Nov IL. Oran. Noy 10 and Seville. NOV 20
10 Phelps Bros 4 Co. With mdss
Aarea CDD. MirAGosns. Dec , Pst.t
Cosvs Dec 4. Jerenie Dee 8. AuN Caycr
f.c & Jacusi. Dec : port -au.Frncs ana
CO. psfti. pee - 20 Punch. Edye o.
win pass msiis and rness' TER L.
Rblyn
49, 81 - nisck Diamond 3 Co. with
nfss per T. Army Base. B'klyn
c,r,su, city (Br). sydney. 9 Dec ~, ~,
10 4 s Navigation Co, With md's' f'e'
-. B'klyn.
T,wmo. Ponce. pec o. MsysEgss and 10
Arusdria. Dec .. ana san 1yan, -.
10 1tisntio FRUIT CO. Vith - pas'' "'''s
and udse. ,..,s
a,t.e fNoy) Tampico. Tee ? - phN'p
Z. REID. Nth crude oil. Trsmbly iein,, 20
wen DAM windsor. y = - -.
Moore 4 Nccormlek' WIN piNA'''
M,eb,Fan fBr). Hamburs. Sov -: AM, AM,
-, nee an 10 the Atenhc i'""SFN
%. wi'h rndss Pier 81. ~ a., s,,,h.rn
-, - ,-ith rndse per 81. y X
rort vic,oris tBr) Bsrngda' pse pse ~: 80, 70
rurnesslHermuda Line. WIZ -
malls and nld',; PEI n. Bee u. 20 south
err Pscific co. with pass and mo'e' i''
"Pbuss.iphis. baltimore Dee is 10 Clyos
GO. Win inas p,rbnond Dec 70. 20
q uiebm0ud 6NY CO, with mase' Fie'
T. NR. -. - = Y A
cuba Mai 9 CO. With u pass n'a'' NV
mdse Pier 10. B'klyn. 49, q val.
psgsiso 70. Antofagssta Dec j. tqo,auyy
PPis Psi,s s cris,ossi il: 70 the GRACE hnss'
with 81 pass. malls and mo'e' f''i 90
B'klyn. ~. Z eou,hanp.
- a,S Cherbourr s. HsiifsE Is: 70 CunAfa
ssC 90 with i1l cabin. $50 third-eIasS p@s''
mails and mdss. pier 81. y X ,.. =. -
Miranorss (Br). Port Antonio ,DDsJ,, DsGJ, and
Atlantic Fruit Co with pass H"''
n'qss, P,co ponce Dec 10. MsySgusE IL,
,gns6iils and Arccibo ~. San Juan 10. 20
SY a porto Rico co. WIN - '"''
maze es,,ss sn' ,swsS . skatsur Nov a. snisles
o.. yfsiisax Dec IS; 20 Blidberg SaBch'
win mdss: Pier .. B'kiyn. ~. .o can.
-roysn Nov 3. boston Dec ls; TO Y Navi-
cation Co. with mdse. Pi'r ~
ls'sne. 5. tsp,. Faro Nov 25. Huelvs 20; 70
c.enis 4 pisz. with mdss: Columbia 81
Asiue CBr). Liverpool Dec o. Queens.
town 10: 20 white star Lins -.
f-st zis second cabin. zte tniro c'ssS p@-'
mails and mdse. Pier 80, X ~, -. 90
ihourns (Fr). Philadelphia Dec ~ 70
s,r,pson. spence a Young In bsilas'' biie
Elevator slip. B'klyb. ,,,. =. Saith.
Bark Macerata, JseksonNlhe' 70 9"''
Terry. on Red Hook. Bhyn. <,,..a.
IrapAhoe. JscksOnYille Dec 10 70 49,
tgne With pass and mdse; per ~ y ~
Mstne (Br). Baltimore Dec 10 10 ~
lnntic Transport Line With mdse' flei
v,,smar. Norfolk Dec is; TO Poeahontas
vol co with coal: is6th ct. z r.
Oyieans. Boston Dec II. 70 United Amer
lean Lines with rndss. Pier .. BUSH DOcAe'
W.stlako. Norfolk Dec is; 70 Expert
Transportstion Co with mdSe PIER H.
John Tracy. Norfolk Dec IS: 20 N
Trscy with coal; Pier 7. Staten Island
" & Tracy. Norfolk Dee ~ 20 q
Track with coal. Hackensack. y J.
Aitamaha. Mobile Dee Is: 20 mallory
Line with mdse, Pier ~, y X.
Ensley City. Baltimore Dec ~ 70 "th-
milan Line with mdss. Pier -. y H.
Maple Philadelphia Dec lt--lo halschhW
8 s Line With pass and mdse. Pier L. X.