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The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Bush was worked with Bender
and plank against the Giants W
the series of 1913, and Joe easily
down the Giants in the third game
of the set on the Polo Grounus, ne
feating Tesreau by a score OF
IN 2 Joe at the time lacked q
month Of being twenty years OIL
age. A., ..oor,
roller over the Athletics In I9l4'
Bush made them go twelve innings
before they got him. In tne LYtS 49,, .
series. Bush lost pitchers pattle
TO Tyler, and went 10 ftulh
in another game.
Mava suffered the only Boston de-
feat in the 1915 world series. won
two games by scores OF to IN the
Red Cub series of 1918, and won
one game out of three last season,
tbnu9h ne pitched brilliantly all
through the series.
Shawkey has yet to put over q
world series victory. He was De
coated nv the Braves in 1914, though
ne was injured while fighting out
fine pitching duel with Rudolph.
Last fall, he was the bitter Yankee
disappointment. He blew a four'rup
lead in the third game OF the series
and a two.run lead in the slNtn
game. However. this year BOD mas
regained all of his former stutt' ana
again Is one OF Higgins best bets.
Ionea lost his only world series
start, being defeated. to 0, by
lin Vaughn in the 1913 series.
Waite Hoyt's pitching was one
~ the outstanding features OF
the 1921 Giant Yankee warfare:
Uoyt won two games out or
three, losing the last game OF the
.eries NV a scOre Of l to o, on
an error by Peckinpaugh. Only
two unearned runs were scored
On waite In the twenty-seven
innings that he pitched.
Of the Giant right.handers. the
most win be expected from Jesse
Harness. because of his surprising
showing in the series Of last fall.
Rarnes' work in the National
League race Of 1921 was almost as
cratic as his pitching has been
This year, and McGraw did not
start him in a single game against
the Yankees. But twice Fred
Toney was battcd out in the early
innings and Barnes, rushed into
the game, turned III SOHle VI 1ho
greatest pitching of the series.
Barnes curve ball made the yam
kee sluggcrs look sick, and he famed
eighteen Yanks in sixteen and one
third innings.
Next to Barnes, Bill Ryan is the
hest of McGraw's righthanders. In
both 1921 and 1922 he was great
spring pitcher, but flickcred out in
the second half OF the season. Nc
Ouillan did little to help the Giants
after he was procured from Boston
at considerable expense. When right,
he has a good curve bail, which may
bother the Yanks. That was the Sc
cret of Jesse Barnes success over
them.
Young Claude Jonnard is the best
of McGraw's extra pitchers, but he
relies almost entirely on his fast ball,
and the Yankee sluggers dote on
speed. Scott doesn't figure to stop
them, though Hill may make trouble
for a few Innings. "Virgy" Barnes
is undependable, and Is only likely to
be used az q last resort.
Copyright. 1922. by Al Munro Elias)
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Mrs. Barlow is one of the fine
veterans Of womans golf In
America. She has been keeping the
colors of Philadelphia flying in
national golf for many years and
qualified in the national at "A
period when some Of the present
contenders were being rocked to
sleep at sunset.
Mrs. Barlow, who Is slXty.three
years of age, carries herself in a
much more youthful manner than
many of the young women con
testants. She always dresses for
the links in severe tailored suits
with straight straw hats. and she
has an excess superlative dignity.
She is one of the most remarkable
persons in American golf.
She was in direct contrast to her
opponent, Miss German. The Park
ersburg miss is in her teens. she IS
what is known as 'flapper." She
appeared in her match with Mrs.
Barlow, gowned in knickerbockers
Of cream color, with flashing hose
and a blazer coat. Her hair was
bobbed.
Between puffs Of cigarette Miss
German hit the golf ball as IT she
did not care I'm the least what di-
rectiOn IL took or where it com.
pleted its journey, and the ball was
certainly no more thoughtful Of its
career.
OF course, in golfIng way, there
was nothing to the match. Mrs.
Barlow, playing in the same sure,
confident and skilful manner which
has left her one of the nations best
at siXty-three years of age, simply
walloped the ''flapper." But what
great game golf is, when it holds
the interest of Mrs. Barlow and Miss
Gorman, and when one so mature
and one so young can both reach
the match play rounds Of the national
championship.
Mrs. Barlow will qualify in this
championship for many more years,
and Miss German can look forward
to more than fifty national champion
ships IL she keeps up the game.
The championship is narrowing
down to the real players. The names
of the women who remain in the
competition for the title are we'll
known. They have adorned the
sporting pages before now. There
has been but one upset. and this was
when Miss Marion Hollins, last years s
champion, was defeated by Mrs.
Quintin Feitner.
Among the survivors who are bat.
Ting for the title are Miss Glenna
Collett, Miss Alexa Stirling. Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd, Mrs. II. Ar
mold jackson, Mrs. w. A. Gavin, of
England, and Miss Edith Cummings.
The same familiar names. Glass al.
ways tells in athletics.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
Yosemite On Grid.

The Yosemite A. c., which had
crack 130-pound basketball team
last year, is out with football
team. The first game will he with
Lexington A. G. Sunday. October 8.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
YANKEE PITCHING STAFF
FAR OUTCLASSES GIANTS
AS BIG GAMES APPROACH
By FREDERICK C. LIEB.

The Yankees have wealth of shthanded pitching We recall
other world been able call
aye with the ability Of Joe Bush Bob shawkey Waite
pitched up during
deny the caber the represented
fhara
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

d e nj p S ey
a n d Wills
want a real
picturesque
setting for
their C2rui-
V a !, le [
them send
a Self-ad-
dr. es . e d
stamped en-
Velope TO the
mayor o I
CONTEMPT
and see if
they get an
answer.
Two rra-
sons " h v
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
Budd at Lafayette.

Johnny Budd. veteran guard, has
reported at Lafayette, thus killing
ccports that he was to enter Penn.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN.

Yesterdays Games.
Brooklyn. ~: Boston. s.
New York. 6; st. Louis. 3.
Cincinnati 10: Philadelphia, 5.
TOday's Games.
Brooklyn at Boston.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
Says SKILLET"
Finn, Esq:
Here is a Town Where a
School House or Uni
versity is Treated as a
Common Enemy.
By KIRK MILLER.

CONTEMPT. Missouri. Sept. 81.
This is the spot where all of
the bad tempers in the naked.
naked world hold their annual
convention.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
GRANDMA BEATS FLAPPER
IN TITLE GOLF TOURNAMENT
Bv ROBERT E. HARLOW.
By ROBERT E. HARLOW
Cosmopolitan News Service.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, Sept 27-By far the
interesting match played the Greenbrer Golf Course IN
golf championship transpred when Mrs.
Ronald Barlow, Philadelphia Miss Kathleen German,
of Parkersburg, w. Va, the State champion.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

The big idea is to discover who
has the meanest feelings. II
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
Georges Wasn't Only
Tripped, 1t
Appears

The referee said Sikh tripped
Carpenter and gave the latter
the fight. Carpenter was un-
conscious three hours, and that
is some trip, huh?
The surgeon examined him and
found a broken jaw. a dislocated
wrist and two broken fingers.
Some trip!
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
big League Stars Who
Are Scrapping For |
Top Honors !
Leading Hitters.

Copyright, 1922. by Cosm opOIttan News
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Wonder What Mertr VIII Say Today
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
Leading Base SteaIers.
Leading Pitchers.
TIERS.
American League.

LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

The Giant pitching staff also runs
mostly to right-handers. With the
exception OF Art Nehf, all Of Nc
Graw's regulars and near regulars
are right!handed. Jesse Barnes
pitched masterful ball in the world
series a year ago, but he has been
very uncertain this year.
The same may be said for Ryan,
Scott and McQuillan. Carmen Hill,
once up with the Pirates. has done
we'll since Joining the New York club,
and was engaged in time to be eIigi'
BILE for the series.
However, without mincing words
there is no comparison between the
two staffs. The Yankees go into the
series with one Of the strongest corps
of twirlers ever put together. we
have no hesltancy in saying that NC.
ora w has the weakest pitching staff
ever entered into modern worlo
series.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Thompson With Squad.
S. Harrison Thompson, Prince
tons track star. has reported TO
Coach Roper for football.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Between puffs Of cigarette Miss
German hit the golf ball as II she
did not care I'm the least what di-
rectiOn II took or where IL com.
pleted its journey, and the ball was
certainly no more thoughtful Of its
career.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Every member of the Big
Five" of the Yankees has had
world series experience, most OF
them being in several series; Busn
pitched i'm the series OF lSl3, IVA
and 1918, Shawkey In lyla ana
1921, Mays in 1915, 1915, 1918 ana
1921, Jones in 1918 and Hoyt ILL
1921.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

All silk worms found in res
taurant coffee are converted TO
the public veal in the interest of
humane treatment of the lower
animals. Come to CONTEMPT
If your neighbOrhOod is too bcis-
ferrous or refined.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

on second offense his youngest
child is fed TO the alligators ir
the midst OF distinguished
gathering of city officials and
total strangers.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Old Dominion Passenger
Service To Be Restored
Coz. TrinkIc of Virginia 10 Ar
rive OH Jefferson Next Week
and HmI Reception

The Norfolk New York passenger
service Of the Old Dominion Trans
portation Company, halted during the
war, win be resumed next Wednesday,
when the jefferson sails from Norfolk.
The boat will arrive Thursday after
noon about 3 O'Clock and on board
will be Virginia's newly elected Gov
ernor, +. Lee TrinlIc, and other promi-
ncnt citizens of Norfolk. A reception
will be held at 5 O'Clock in the after
noon on the boat, which viii dock at
Pier 81, N. r. Local municipal off
cials will attend.
In the last eighteen m onths the Old
Dominion transportation Company has
been conducting a freight service.
There are three boats in the company's
service, the Jefferson, Hamilton and
the Allianca. The last boat has been
chartered from the Panama Railroad.
Boats will leave New York at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, arriving in Norfolk at II
O'Clock the following morning. Boats
will leave Norfolk at 5 O'Clock in tho
afternoon. Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday, arriving in New York the
following afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
boats have first and second class ac-
comm odations.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Ship Board Defends Deal
With Swiftsurc Concern

WASHINGTON, April 5.--The Ship
ping Board was not illegally given
preference AS q creditor of the Swift
sure Oil Transport Company, against
which petition in bankruptcy has
been filed in New York, nor were the
rights Of creditors of the company ad-
veIsely affected by settlement Of the
Shipping Boards claim, Nathan A..
Smyth, general counsel of the Emer-
gcncy Fleet Corporation, declared to-
day in a formal statement
Chairman Lasker at the same time
said that the boards claim against the
Swiftsure Company had been settled
for several million dollars and that the
Shipping Board was mot financially
interested in the bankruptcy proceed
ings."
In the petition, which was involun-
tary, claims were set down as $19,4S7,-
904, with no estimate of the concern s
assets, and the petitioners challenged
two mortgages executed last December
to the Emergency Fleet Corporation
and the Old Colony Trust Company of
New York of $13, ,493,706 and $4,42l 900
respectively, covering seven tankers
purchased from the fleet corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

Asoius 1900 Sc :'uR19sr amsrozeD ADT'7 Iv :, Apr,
Ssnerican star 1,ll3 f Cape Henry April 4.
apache % n Hatteras Apr!l & Ap - l.
Atlantic City l.44S E Ambrose Nv Ac-iI
na nparcnlIi 9o W Sand Key April g.
BannaGk Ban q X, lat t. q 81 lon 81 q April L.
casey 2aFe c55y 5o NE SE7 sE Boa,on Light April
Colingsworth lat 24 2s lon e. 10 an,i
CConn,ehetta s53 e Boston Light April =.
Dean .e9,e Enery N NW ,sa I9Ft9gas II a., april 8
eastern Dawn 9S7 z \mbrose Nv Anrii "
:. Eastern Traders 60 W Tortugas April s
Fags Fgsfs, f1eld u sSS = Gape May April
Fred " Weller Sc f Sand Key .n,f
FrssGqrf ss9or Sulphur No c soz " " It Puerto u
ap'fma3a aI,1dn q = ~ ,iI;, NE Jupjser April 3
Hoven / 80 W Key wes, ApriI
Hn5odn HuTon 1870 g. So AMBROSE IL April H..
Iline2s 11uqsGn fsa ias A. c e lon o. "a April s.
Jean 81 w Sand Key Apr., 5,
John D Archoold 20 So Hiiisboro Anr;,
John u, D Rockefeller 20 Ne Fowey ), pisc Rock x
Lone Star State arr at Bremen a m
MeSasn MeSgse,no o ss s% @ lsa sS ss april
Morrstown 1850 E Ambrose Ly Lv aPrii Anri, O. d
Mosella l7s2 ENE llatteras April s
Muskoeee u Fowey Rock April 5.
oia Morth State s2S ? Ambrose LV
Peter Il Crowel fro'n Hatteras April :.
san Gli so Jup'e, Apil ..
S'teEm : I'm xi. hing es7 Amorose Nv April 4.
Virginia b. y Savannah April 3
" II Libby ?20 SW Hatteras Auril
West Camak 1875 Sc Jacksonvilie Anri1
We est Insh,p ITS 1890 Ambrose Lv April 1.
america lat AZ % lon 43 46 April
centennial State lat As II Ion "A o5 Aurf
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Ocean Rates to Orient
Slashed at Vancouver

WASHINGTON, April 5. - Prospect
of an aggressive steamship rate war;
at Vancouver, b. c., affecting all com.
modities carried between Canada and
the Orient, was reported to the Depart
ment of Commerce to-day by American
Consul General Ryder at Vancouver.
The rate on lumber. he said, recent
ly was reduced from SIS to $l2 thou
sand feet and this caused q general
reduction in other lines. Lumber en-
porters, he said, were rushing to take
full advantage of the reduced rates.
The rate of $6 g ton for wheat -four
was reduced TO s5 and that on general
merchandise reduced to an average of
81 a ton.
The Blue Funnel and japanese lines
are the principal companies involved,
Mr.. Ryder said, the managers admit
ting that rate war is on in earnest"
The Canadian Pacific ocean service,
while not apparently directly con-
cerned, he added, had declared it's in
tention of meeting all competition.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Arrived Yesterday

st Mlhiel Cristobal March 70; to U :
pier ), Army Base. B'klyn ''N 'o
Ms9ss e fy MapeS Ms5'h so he r.por nS
Trans sportation Co. with mdsc; Pier O. ID l.
" r Il. Hobok.n
racao March 81 Porto Cabelo March %.
la Guatra March t23. Carupano March 20.
Trinidad March 2e: 10 Caribbean Line, with
mdse Ticr g. Empire stores. Bklyn.
Bethore, Lobos March IS; to ore Trans
portation Go, with crude oil; iler ., Con-
Nordhvalen IDanl, Matanzas March ~;
TO \ & Cuba Mail Co, with sugar;
anchored off Liberty.
April /. to tho Munson Line. With 36 pass
and mdse, Pier .. Il +;
Princess May tRr>. Port Antonio March
mdse: Pier 7, L Il.
Alamo. Galveston; 20 Mallory Lire, with
pass aud mdse; Pier IS. \ r.
March "a, to l. smith. with mdse: e''' an an
ehored on Red Hook Mats. Bkiyn.
Transportston CO. Robins ID d, B'kIyn.
licnry ID Wilton. Freeport., March 2S;
70 Union Sulphur Co, with sulphur; Co
LaNe Treba; cabanas. March 81 to Mum
son Lines with sugar; anchored off Liberty.
Risvser tNor), Nuevitas, March 30; 10
Liberty.
Consort Bristol March 81; TO James II
Winchester Co. in ballast; Pier 4. Army
Base. B'klyn.
Agwibay, Lohos March rs; to N &
Cuba Mall s S Co with crude Oil; anchored
OF Tompkinsvilio. s I.
Livingstone Roe Rotterdam. March 1s;
Phladelphia. April A. to Robt Il Hague:
in ballast; Pier o Constable Hook, n ].
Gulf of Mexico Port Arthur. March 20;
to Gulf Refining Co Rayonne. y j
Scottsberg. Baltimore, April 8 to Bar
Der Line with mdse; anchored off Liberty,
Susquehanna, Bremen, March 70. Queens
town. March "a; 70 S Lines with pass,
mails and mdse; Pier /. Hoboken. j.
Westport. Philadelphia. April 4 TO Sus-
Quehanna Co with mdsc: Pier %.
B'klyn.
Portuguese Prince tBr). Cardiff, March
II; Philadelphia, April &; to Furness,
Witty e. Co with rndse: Pier 80, klyn.
West Cherow. Philadelphia, April 3; to
I & Australia s S Co; anchored off
1AsTn pkinsville, !.
Chicamauga. Cienfuegos. March 25; TO
the Munson S Line with sugar: anchored
off Quarantine.
Runa tNor>, TeneriTe, with mdse; an
chored off Quarantine.
Gulf of Mexico, Port Arthur to the Gulf
Refining Co, with crude oil
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-6ay

seydlltz tGer), Bremen March "a; to
North German Lloyd with mails Is ex-
Giuseppe Verdi (Itl Naples March "a;
TO Mcdonnell Truda with mails; is e&-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 2s, \ r.
General C " Gocthals, Cristobal March
81 to Panama r + Co with mails: is
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 81, r
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda April 4, to
Furness, Witty & Co with mails; is ex
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 95. n r
Araguaya (Br). Bermuda April 4; 10
Royal Mail Steam Packet with mails: is
expected TO dock forenoon at Pier y, +
tMorto st).
Due Tomorrow
AGuitauta (I3r). Southampton April ] .
to Cunard 5 s Co with mails; is expected
to dock afternoon at Pier 8. (West
14th st).
Orduna (Br). Southampton March 2s
to Royal Mali Steam Packet Co with mails; ;
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier Az
n (Morton ST..
United American Lines with mails; is ex
pected to dock forenoon a, Pier Sc, n r
(West 45th st)
Huron. Santos March 22; to Munson Line
with mails; is expected TO dock afternoon
at Pier 8. Hoboken (Sd st>.
Santa Marta. Kingston April ,; to United
Fruit Co with malls; is expected to dock
about 10 IN at Pier Is, E r (Maiden
Lane}.
Due saturday
America. Southampton March so; to
United States Lines with mails is ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier !. Hoboken
France tFr). Havre April !; to French
Line with mails: is expected to dock about
10 a m at Pier 81. tWest 18th st).
Old North State, London March 20: to
United States Lines with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon a Pier 4. Hohoken
Ryndam tDD. Rotterdam March 80; to
Holland America Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at foot 5th St.
Hoboken.
La Bourdonnais tFr>. Havre March 20, to
French Line; IS expected to dock afternoon
at Pier a. tWest 33th ST..
Acropolis, Plraeus March is; to Amer-
can Black Sea Line: is expected TO dock at
Pier i, Army Base. Bklyn
Mexico. Havana April 4: to n &, Cuba
Mail Co with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier "a, E r (Wall stl.
Due sunday
Vessel. Port Agency
Mount Clay, Hamburg. March so
United American Line
Algeria, Glasgow. April !. -. Cunard Line
Minnekahda, Hamburg, March 2s.
American Line
Due Monday
Baltic liverpool April l., White Star Line
Megali Hellas. Constanza. March ---
san Lorenzo. San Juan, April 3.
y & Porto Rico Line
Curacao. April s. Bliss. Daliett
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda, April s.
Furness- Bermuda Line
Justin. Natal March s...... Booth Line
Nassau April 7.... Munson Line
Due Tuesday
Stockholm, Gothenburg. April /.
Swedish American Line
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
By independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Enr.
Distance in miles. positIo,

fDstnnce in miles. position ut noon un-
less otherwise sta tedl.
Arro Mendi 300 Ambrose April s.
Bridgotown 500 ss1 Scotland Apri, T.
Clare arrived Aguadla midnight April 4
Consort passed Fire Island io;l5 AM
April 5.
City Of st Joseph expects arrive Quaran-
tine AM April G.
Blair 32d E Ambrose April 8
Dorchester ts7 NE Winteruuarter April g.
Devolente S75 ENI1 Hole in Wall April 5.
Eastside SO II Ambrose April 3.
Jel Sol 1875 S Jupiter April 4
pirigo passed Brcnton Roet 1000 AM
April b
Huron $40 SE Ambrose April 4.
North American 272 NV san Salvador
Tanamo. left san Juan PM April for
Absecon II S Block Island April &.
Panhandle state 2Sl r. Ambrose April S.
Lennpe SO s Diamond Shoals April 8.
VIM A McKeniy ~ NV Nantucket April s.
Wekika S5s E Ambrose April 5
Susqueharna 40 Ambrose April 5.
VIM McKenny due at Liberty AN
April G.
FIJI Maru expects arrive Hampton Roads
Warwick 8 s Wintcrduarter April 3.
Hnmpden w by S Montauk Buoy April 8.
sangamon 6s Ambrose SPM April 4.
Grecian SW Fire Island April 8 :
Minnequa 40 E Cape Hatteras April 3.
Helen left Philadelphia for New York
April s.
Mexico 10 n Nassau April 5.
Bird city 315 SI1 Boston April b
] Gordon SIG Cape Henry April 5.
storm King SAG E Ambrose April s.
Ponce 323 n San Juan April 3.
Tanamo lSi n San Juan April =.
Minargo 341 S Ambrose April s.
East Wind 525 Sc Ambrose April A.
Blue triangle 747 s Scotland April 4.
Hilton 25 Sand Key April A.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Army Orders

FROM tho Tr'bure's Washington Rurea.
WASH1N NGTON, April 5.-Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Quartermaster Corps
true, Maj j. NJ, to Camp Lewis
,,rasssie, Capt l.. b, to Camp Mcclellan.
" " Inn, 1t Col. c. D.. to Manila
EDWARD Capt. H. TO Manila
I9s JAssewicf: Capt. L., to Manila
itonorably discha rged-Cavana Can't J.
Infantry
{ istermann. Mai. + j. TO Pbiladelnhi.
" ettengel. Capt. II. to Columbus
Dental Corps
Taroley. Mat II NJ, to Panama.
Jones, Capt J. II, to El Psso
Medical Corps
GreEor%, It Col. J. G. to Walter Reed
Garrison. 1t. Col. r. II. to Manila
Lehman. Maj. a. NJ. to Manila
OiIVer. Mai. H. r, to Manila
Air Service
Strickland, 1t. A. r.. to Houston
lionsinger. 1t. +. T, to Fort sill.
Williamson 1t Z l., TO Fort sill
Finance Department
Graiund, Mai. o. w, to Fort Benntne.
t"uts. Capt c. r, to Piattsburg.
Mofey, Aaj. d. w, to Dayton.
Miscellaneous
Reynolds. Maj. S. c.. Gen. Staff. TO Camp
Lewis.
SNYDER MAJ. F. s. Cav. to Fort Ethan
Allan.
Hough. 1t. c. c. Eng to Camp Meade
HiSGoy' Chaplain +. NJ, L. S. A. resigned
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

uUf To-Day
Vessel Port Agency
Honolulu, Algiers. March IL
Moore. Mccormack & Co
Eastern CraE, Fayal March II.
Ranel1a Avonmouth, March ii.
Robert l. Hague
City OF Cambridge Gibraltar. March L.
Norton, Lilly Co
Quaker City. Leith March is,
Export Transportation Co
Bird City, Rio dc Janeiro. March 10.
International Freighting Corp
Somerset, Hamburg. March 20.
Tuscarors Manchester, March 20.
Robert l. Hague
wi'lhilo' San Pedro, March ls
Williams S S Co
Chicago City. Bristol, March e.
James Arkell
Cape Henry, San Pedro, March IA
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
Messiah, Liverpool, March 25... w Star Line
Topdalsfjord, Christiania, March %
Norwegian American Lin 2
Port Augusta, London, March c5
Funch, Edye & Co
Due Tomorrow
Sarcoxie Rotterdam. March 2s.
L'berator, San Francisco. March 20. '
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific Co
Due Saturday
Morrisiown. Hamburg. March %
Kerr S s Lin cs
Fiorinda. Seville, March 90 Ga i'cta & Diaz
Flora Maracaibo, March 81
Funch, Edge & Co
Due Sunday
Maine london. March 27.Atl Transp Line
Taurus, Santos. March 20. =, Kerr S Lines
Due Monday
Fcnchurch. Fayal, March so
James W Elwel & Co
Coeur d'Alene. Lisbon, March 25 Bull Lines
Due Tuesday
Idaho. Hull. March so
Eilerman's Wilson Line
Lucia. Messina. March Co.. Phelps Bros
Due Wednesday
Wells City, Bristol. March %
James Arkcll & Co
Boswell, Trinidad, March 81
Lamport & Holt Line