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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
A Newspaper That Serves
Tuesday, July 4, 1922.
THE ARDMOREITE'S
ALATFORM

Strict lalO enforcement.
A population IN ArdmOre of
$4,000.
Better cooperation betaOeen
the city and county.
Eoery county road paSsable
eoery day IN the gear.
Election of officers aOho re-
gard duty above personal gain.
Consolidated schools IN the
rural districts.
Elimination of class factiono-
ism IN city and county.
DiversIication of crops.
Pairing for every street ii,
.ArdmOre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
PLAYING HORSE

We should walk on all fours in
stead Of on two feet, for nature in.
tended man TO he quadruped.
This thrilling suggestion comes
from an able authority-Courtiere
celebrated French scientist.
Men VINO have hunted for col
ar.bu,tons under the bureau will
not agree with him. Nor will the
father whose young son insists that
pa play horse"
Courtiere's suggestion is valu-
able, however. il for no other rea-
son than the laughs it starts. Any
thing that takes peoples minds off
their problems and stops morbid in
trospection-analyss OF self--is a
stimulant~and tonic.
That is why so many men. Jag
ged out from the days work, turn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
THE REFEREE
Coal.


The suspension of anthracite coal
mining in Pennsylvania since April
has cost tl1 miners about $42 coo, ,O0O
and the operators s5S,O0O,000. This is
the recent estimate by Clifford b. Con-
nelly. Pennsylvania S State Comms.
sioner Of Labor and Industry.
1t is only u fraction of the total in
dividual and economic losses due to
the national coal strike.
The cost 10 consumers Will not be
known until coal begins rafting into
cellar bins next winter.
II all men were far-sighted, sensi-
bic and fair. the conferences that even
tually end such strikes could be held
before the strikes startcd-and with
the same results. waste eliminated.
If" however, is u big word. In
dustry, at present, often spends u quar-
ter to save 25 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Carter County and
AdmOre as told BY the fIles
Of the Ardmoreite.

An 1.runIore and Il good portion OF the
surrounding territory are celebrating to-
today at Lorena Park. There is much
lie office. plenty of ice water, water
melons barbecue and a world Of enter.
tainment offered.
John Ringing, circus man and mil
lionaire, Is in the city today on his
way to FIT. Worth in his private car. 1t
is said that Mr.. Ringing is considering
an interest in the Hammvn railroad be-
tween Ardmore and Lawton, but where
he will assume an interest is not known.
Hon. Fred Ticker and Attorney H..
II. Brown are to decorate the graves Of
the heroes of seventy-six today.
w. A. Taliaferro. proprietor of the
Woodford Cotton gin, was in Ardmore
today.
Banks King Claude Wyman and Boone
and Duncan Taliaferro are spending a
week on the Washita, near Durwood.
They are fishing for the elusive bass.
Mr.. Il. L. Forbes OF Marsden and Miss
Carrie Glider Of Ardmore were married
at the home of the brides uncle. f. A.
Glider, yesterday afternoon. They left
at once for points in Texas, and viii
be at home in Mnrsden after July 20.
James Alverson Of Glenn. this coun.
ty. has just finished threshing his
wheat and oat crop. He reports big
yield for even this year Of big yields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

In the course OF McCarty's 4S
operations, the surgeons removed
Il OF his ribs. a collar bone and
part OF one shoulder blade.
The machine gun bullets made a
terrific wreck OF his body. De-
spite this, he had recovered, prior
TO his death, sufficiently to leave
the hospital for short periods.
That he lived on for nearly four
years, with such terrible physical
shock, is revelation in the human
body'S powers to resist death.
In McCarty's fate there is a great
lesson for hypochondriacs, con-
stanly imagining they are i'll, mag
niiying each ilutter OF the heart
into lear that It's beating is about
to cease.
You observe how McCarty clunc
to lie against terrific physical
dds. On the other hand, you do
not have TO look far to find an ac-
quaintance who is killing him
ELI with worry"
Worry is a deadly poison.
People create what they fear
lll-health, financial disaster. all
inds OF troubles
The mind affects the body as GER
ainly as the body affects the mind.
When the outlook seems black,
and we are inclined to magnify
petty troubles into disheartening
obstacles. le, us think OF Herbert
McCsrty. Compare our lot with
his. II should shame us into good
spirits.
Most OF our troubles are ina
ginary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
HAD 48 OPERATIONS

Have you heard the amazing
stroy about Herbert McCarty? He
is dead now, after undergoing 4S
operations.
McCarty, war veteran of the 10Th
division, was riddled by Ger
man machine gun a few days be-
lore the armistice.
He was brought home, to battle
Tor his life nearly four years in
hospitals, with 20 machine gun bull
lets in his body.
Eighteen bullets had been re-
moved when he died the other
day at Catawissa, Pa. The other
TWO go to the grave with him,
grown into his juglar vein.
McCarty was one OF the greatest
of the war heroes.
lie got his wounds while rescu-
ing dying comrades lying in expos
ed places.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
No Picketing Here.

ARKANSAS CITY. - With the shop
men strike at this terminal point OF the
Santa Fe railroad 100 per cent strong
no picketing or acts of violence have
been resorted 10. The trains ran a
little late yesterday but were all on
schedule time today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

N'A'h'N ~ ~
before they read page one news
stories.
EvolutioniSts believe that man
once scrambled about ION all
fours," like a monkey What made
him get up on his hind legs?
Probably it was the discovery that
he could walk that way and use
his foie-legs to carry home an
armful OF cocoanuts for his fam
lily.
In those days, human arms must
have been as long as the legs, like
monkeys you have seen in the cir
Gus with their hands reaching be-
low their knees as they Stalked
about.
Gradually the arms shortened to
a more convenient length. Such is
the scientific theory - interesting,
whether you believe it or not.
Courtiere is not the only scien-
tist who thinks we are violating
natural law by not walking like
quadrupeds.
Standing up, your stomach and
other internal organs sag. Their ar
rangement indicates that their most
natural position is when we are on
hands and knees. Possibly this eX-
plains our instructive attempt 10
brace up our abdomens by corsets,
belts and tight trouser-bands.
The correct position OF the body
in walking may be debatable. But
this much is certain; When feeling
dizzy or i'll in any way, nothing
beats lying on the back.
a person lying down relieves his
internal machinery OF the strain
that is always present when moving
about on the feet. The heart, too,
has less work to do in pumping the
blood
Rest and complete relaxation
even for only 10 or 20 minutes at
a time-often will enable the body
to recharge its batteries sufficiently
to ward off what might develop
into serious illness.
We get i'll on our feet. We re-
cover lying down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Aged.

AGED.
George w Sherman SO years old
cuts out for himself the interesting
job of walking GA miles in 81 days. to
join his old comrades at the reunion
OF Confederate veterans in Richmond.
Virginia.
Pictures OF this while-bearded patri-
arch look as If. in a pinch, he might
cover the distance in two weeks.
Do you think you VIII be able TO
walk 20 miles day for 81 successive
days. when you are SO?
Could you do it now?
Our generation is lot weaker. ply.
sically, than the one before us The
schedule points to a race OF weaklings
half century hence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Sooner
Read

Henry Ford says he might consent to
. . put forward as a presidential candi-
cate If he is not called on to participate
IL the campaign personally. However,
e might do well TO remember that a
Ilans friends sometimes pull some aw-
+ II boneheads even when trying to serve
lis cause, suggests Ada Evening News.
Walters has more the appearance of a
real city than any town of its size in Ok
lahoma. All we need is a good crop. and
we could stand some new oil wells. We
believe there is plenty of oil in this ter
ritory, for it has already been found
and we have good production. and it
won't be long until there will be another
grand rush to this field. Meanwhile
keep the step. We are moving forward
AYERS Walters Herald.
A want ad placed in a Sapulpa paper
read: LOST-Two complete sets Of
girls clothing at the Big Dam Sunday
evening.
The difference between the |, w. W.
and the American Legion is this, says
the Cherokee Messenger: The /. w. WI
thinks the legion is its worst enemy
and the legion knows it.
When the members of the Bruce eY-
pedition reach the summit Of Mt. Ever.
est, the pinnacle Of the world, they will
he able 10 report scientifically whether
there is any truth TO the statement that
there is plenty of room at the top
says the Sapulpa Herald.
"PUssyfoot" Johnson virtuously de-
clares that he will not sail on an Ameri-
can boat that sells booze. We did no.
know the foreign shipping had better
brand than our own. boasts the Okmul-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

A MANS FRIENDS ARE SUR.
PRISED WHEN HE MARRIES. so
is THE MAN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

Nothing is harder on q womans new
hat than one of her enemies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

People who walk in their sleep ought
to sleep in their shoes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

When a telephone exchange n ~
out of wrong numbers. it sends to the
shoe store to get some.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

LIVING ON EASY STREET NOW.
WE SHOT AT GEORGES SOLDIERS
SEVEN YEARS BEFORE THEY ALI.
GOT MAD AND WENT HOME.
Ex-senator Cole is 100 years old. He
can remember when the bonus bill was
first introduced.
There is always room at the top for
n big strawberry.
Proposed tariff increases our beef
bill 1921 ,000. 600 yearly. We said
they were playing for high steaks.
The easiest way 10 lose your memory
is to borrow money.
Vacuum cleaners are handy for men.
A woman can't hit her husband over
the head with one.
In London. Earl Beatty ran into
truck load Of beer We seldom run into
that much over here.
IL must he awful for this woman
who speaks I, languages TO keep
secret in all Of them.
One graduate got through college by
writing short stories. Maybe he wrote
them TO his father.
It takes marriage license 10 get
married on, and il usually takes an auto
license also.
Every girl can be beautiful" says
an advertisement. Yes, but suppose
she is broke?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

or "hunch." and 80 per cent perspira.
ton or concentration on development
of the original idea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

LOTS OF FUTURE CoNvICTs ARE
LIVING ON EASY STREET NOW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

1t takes a lot of sense to get by
without knowing anything.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Tom
Sims i
Says

They made beer in Egypt 1900 years
ago; but ii is all gone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

to the newspaper comic pictures
before they read page one news
stories.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Business Troubles
Petitions i'm Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed Yesterday in the United States
EVERETT UPTEaRovE = Voluntary
Chauffeur Eln,sford, westchester County
N. 7, Liabilities, s1,1so; no assets
tary. Liabilities, $1,000; assets $1,000.
r. SPIEGELMAN JR.-Invoiuntary
Auto accessories New Rochelle, N. r.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
Edward r. Hayher for Petrus Saad &
Bros., exporters and importers. OF dry
goods, 50 Washington Street, with bond
Louis NJ. Taylor for Rubin Lauer &
Son. shoes ssa East 16sd Street, with a
!, v. Anger for j. P. Atkin & Co., stock
brokers. AZ Broadway. with a bond OF
Mary g. Potter for the N. Y. Mountain
,S,1S nSiesale hen, Compeny. Monticello. N. r,
Alice II. Moran for Max Nachtigall.
gary GARY products, 700 East 1s1st Street. the
Bronx. 1. and 1895 Bathgate Avenue, the
Bronx with bond OF $500. "
Schedules i'm Bankruptcy
The following schedules In ban,.rrnta,
TMa. were iiied Yesterday in the United States
yNIvERsn CLOTHING cos wash
,nsseEP naoeE fiace. Liabilities. s27,a44; assets,
THE GLOBE MERCHANDISE co. rNr
,EsS .ss ,,n. west Eighteenth Street Liabilities.
9, FEINBERQ s. SON =. Liabilitie.
$7,lgsl assets, 1881. 81
= HILEF & NORMAN - Millinery. s4a
s,9eo sn,r1aoway' Liabilities. ss,lss; assets
Assignments
ABRAHAM sINDERBRAND--car- :.
Sn, SSn,, pnslness OF loose leaf device comnsnns
a., a.. i,1,, Sroadway. to Irving Goldman. ih1o
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
y independent Wireless
Tel. 60. Tuc


Albistan 81 e by Montauk Oct IA
Annisron lat 80 II N Ion b4 "a W Oct 10.
Capinero 22o e by Hatteras Oct ia.
Slare 488 N Agundilla Oct H..
SSomanche left Charleston $3.50 Pm Oct ~
Gretan 81 Fire Island Dot a.
Efsu,tgehtil EGG eS4 70 Ambrose Lv Oct IL.
EhEabeth l1s NE Ambrose Lv Oct 13.
Grecian 3 70 Fire Island Oct 13
Hegira 463 q Boston Oct IA ~
aelllg olav BIO off Ambrose 4LV OctE13.
Aomestead 1000 ID Boston Lv DOT ia.
Iroquois left Monte Cristo PM Oct 12
Maoomet left Portland 1870 PM Dot ~.
MaraVal 429 SSE Ambrose Oct 10
Slarne 296 SH South Pass 8 PM Oct 12
Msnominee shinnecock Oct IS.
MSiinnekahda $40 Ambrose Oct IS.
Mohawk 49,, Scotland Lv Oct 10.
Mount clintonrla1s q Ambrose LV Oct IL,
ontario rs Nh Marnegat Oct IL -
PRESIDENT Arthur lat 40 "a N Ion 67 13 w
President Polk es2 Ambrose Lv oct i13.
San ,s Lorenzo left ArroyottT PM Oct 10 =
Vincent e2 ID Ambrose w oct ia.
Western World 1851 sN Ambrose Oct ~
VIM Burton 2ss WNH Tortugas Oct Ia.
Baracoa q N San Salvador Oct, Is.
haiohh.ana hinh. ma, rs 9 Gsps Henlopen Oct 10.
Gulf Of Mexico 1875 NV Tortugas Oct, IT,
Dirigo. 73 Key West Oct Is.
Roanoke 343 W Key West Oct ia. ~
lndia Arrow so w Key West Oct 13.
oregonian 5es Z Ambrose LIB Oct 1S
Gee,,gs GGeeerge Allen 1sz g Cape. Henry. Oct ia.
Butterfield sW Fire Island Oct 1s.
Ear Harbor 257 NE Cape Henry Dot is
western World 1910 Sc aAmbrose Oct 13
Skahoerpers l4Q Ambrose Oct Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
O'Connor Seeks Bids
On N. Y. Ship Dunnage

Commissioner T. v. O'Connor, vice
chairman of the Shipping Board, will
meet with lumber companies to-day at
the Offices Of the board. 45 Broadway,
In an effort to get bids to supply dun
mage to government ships at this port.
The transaction is made difficult, It
was said yesterday, because there is
no single organization in New York
large enough to undertake the entire
work.
Officials Of the board declare that
since the problem was tackled year
ago they have saved the government
about $250,000 or this item alone. For
merly it cost the board about $1,000
ship to furnish the lumber, twine
and other materials necessary to the
proper stowage of cargoes. This has
been cut to about s700 vessel and the
board hopes to reduce the figure
further.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

Dean Tnynery sso w by : sand 1sy Oct IL.
pireEo s7sNW. sTortugas Oct ID.
|ladgshlil' 81 p Ainprose Oct. i.
sefss R. ap aposslad ssl,a Ms Nsy oss 81
Fillmore 20 Capa sHenry Oct ia.
sapss sa i5 csP9s Henry a oSs
II M Flasler ls5 n Ambrose Oct 10. 81
'S.1 pessSe rsG y $50 NE eas Mols e wal Oct ia.
sIsgs Js E, ,s,. go IA asfsss 4 Ys,sss, A g.. s 1s
John b Rocksfeiler. .275 Aiabrosc Oct IS.
Sssph sesp "a so nan @ Oct III
Liberty Bell $50 ssE Nantuckst Oct ia.
Lghtburne 20 Jhpiter Oct ia;.
Matpra s67 ssE SANDY Hook oct.t2.
Menoininee 4 w Handkerchief Oct IL.
Masopotnmia lat 40 az Ion "a IS Oct IL.
Mount Carol ass n New York Oct IS.
Mount clinton. .4i5 p New York Oct II.
Mun.oo sos ssosana s9.aao Oct 1s ''
Newton IA Ne Cape Henry Oct il.
Nora 81 " sand Key Oct fs.
Olen $50 s Ambrose Ocy ~
oregonian bSs E Delaware Bseakwater
Orleans a. N Caps May oct IL.
Ormidale s Fenwiek Oct 13.
Oswsgo 440 Ambrose Oct IA.
Panama 276 ME Colon Got f2. 49,
paria an s Scotland Oct 13.
Polarine 81 S Diamond Oct Ia. se.
Philadelphia 1,t97 Scotland OCT -.
Porto Rico 237 N San Juan Oct IL.
President Monroe 1861 E Ambrose Oct a.
Radnor 4b8 ID Delaware Breakweter Oct "a.
Robert n Hopkins 12s WSW Sand Key
Oct 12
San Patrico 70 s Cape May Oc. 10.
Santa Malta 710 q New York Oct IL.
Santa Teresa 27 ID Fenwick Got IL.
Salvation Lass lat Al S46 Ion "A AZ Oct IL.
Becoya 200 ID Ambrose Oct l3.
Standard 120 NE Jupiter OCT IL.
Steelmaker $50 s Diamond Oct IL,
Storm King 403 Ambrose Oct ~.
Suoarseco passing Sand Key Oct 12
Sucrosa 112 s South Pass Oct H.
Sunbeam 500 NV Panama Oct IA.
T j Williams s68 q by N Nantuckst Oct 12
Trnann.sportations ran. 2i sW Winterouarter
Truro City 480 Il Ambrose OCT 49,
Tuscaloosa City 610, Cape Sable Oct 12,
Ula left Havana for New York 1880 PM
Oct IL, =. -
Vauban 6f0 Ambrose Oct I3.
Vacuum 100 ND Jupiter Oct ~.
West Hardaway 290 n Ambrose, Oct ia
Wekakt 1901 from Cape Henry Oct 12
Oct IL, ,'e'
w L Steed 10 ENE Diamond Oct "a.
w ~ Doheny "a 8 Jupiter Oetsl2,
Burton 2a8 NV Tortugas Oct 12
Aacapa 20 San Diego PM Oct 12.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Vessels Sold

Birthstone, barge. s2s tons; sold by
0eherai lsishterage Co. TO General Cherni-
sal co. for $40 and other considerations.
Crudoii, steam screw, 76o tons; sold
ny Fan American Petroleum e. Transport
Ce. to Huasteca Petroleum Co. for 81
and other considerations -
Calumet, barge. SO tons; sold by General
Lfghterase Co. to Genera, Chemical Co
Tor $40 and other considerations
James L. Morgan, steam screw. 1as
tons; sold. BY General Lighterage co. to
General Chemical Co, for SO and othsr
considerations.
Liliian. gasoline screw, 10 tons; sold by
Herman Gabrielsen. 10 william A. John
son. for 81 and other considerations.
Monsoon. sloop yacht. 90 tons: sold hy
u Strachan. to w Enrich, for 81 and
other considerations.
Genturce, steam screw. 1922 tons: sold
by n q Porto Rico s Co. To LAM
sions. = = :
yttric, schr barge. 7os tons; sold by
oegerai Lighterage Co, to General Chem
teal Co, for $40 ana other considerations
Wisla, steam screw. 25ss tons, sold by
418,ooe. - -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

star Line With fna.is, N expected to dock
'sshlen csso B oes ~ aesh g ~
4 sSsa
Frpis Cd With mall is expected .tc .dooi
Afternoon at Pier rs. n II {Nalaen LSheS.
rAraess. s.n Juan Oct lo: W f.iiss DALI
afternoon a PIsr ii. b kiyn tMontAsue st) !.
Msxico. Havana Oct IL; to N 4 Cuba
Ms saes Sc s'h r.s a /. s1sss.s %s ., s
ord0na tBrl Hamburg ort X TO Royal
Mafl Steam Packet CO with malls; Bis exc
pscttd 20 dock afternoon at Pier ~. r
Prssidsn. wilson tIt,,. Trieste Sept "a:
20 Phelps Bros With maiis; Ia expected to
deck forenoon at Pier 2, Bush Docks.
vaaba, tBr). Rio de aJaneiro sept 20: 20
I4amport d Holt I-lna with mails 10 ex~
Barasoa, Kingston Oct 81: to clyde s s
&c rh y psr s1sssssa s. ases fore
Ilue Monday
IA saycis tFr). Hayres Oct 4; TO French
nof frsasrk a. R's Wifi ,ss sss %,
81: tp, 5oAndtnAv vian american Line with
nn4ila;is expected to dock forenoon at foot
nard s g. Co VIA noston with malls, Is ex-
pscted 70 dock late to-day, or forenoon
Mdpaass porsss Rico 81 e.es San 5S.a oss 18th
Porto Rico 3 Co with mattel is expected
to hock forenoon Iat Pier s6. R'klyn.
Fnrasss @ = Why to isans with mails; es i
peetsd TO dock forenoon az Piof Ss. N n
'wsss Assysia ss.1 tss5 ). GLASGOW Oct 10 Anchor
noon at Pier 60, n n @tWest ssd stl.
Due Tuesday
vessel - ForN Agency.
49, - unitsd american Line.
President Monroe. London. Dot &.
weutern World. Buenos Ayres. sept "a. ''
Munson 3 8 Limos
Sibonsy, Havana. OCT IA Ward Line
Munafgo. Nassau. Oct IL.
Munson Lines
Due. Wednesday
Homeric. Southampton. Dot II.
Colombia. San Francisco. sept Is '
Due Thursday
Yorek. Bremen. Oct Z. NO German Lloyd
Rosallnd. st Johns, Oct is. Bowring & Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. Oct II.
Santa Marta. Kingston Oct il. s : 20
United Fruit Co
Duo Friday
Auuitania, Southampton, Oct H.,
Nsordam. Plymouth. Oct ii. 1aa'a 90
Holland d-America Line
Roussillon, Havre. Oct 10. -. French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Foreign Ports
Arriyals


ALMERfA, Oct 7Hfest Cfaiata. savan-
MALMo. Oct s--sAfricanic tsw). New
GopBNHAGHN Oct s---Roseabors t1oan,.
IT, oct Afksnsss ssn
phiisdslphia; Mount clay, New York; 10.
esnier a tBr, ri % New orIsans @ GssHs sssiserwaia aS
NANTES. Oct s---osterdal tNor). Mont
TiMlAnu. Oct io--clty Of Dunedin tBr,.
HAyHD. oct 1o-.s,serien Prince tgr1.
fbsssy Nsm ss01sn Yors Neryier zee (nels9 nsW
fess @NrMSsp Sa51s py5, Oct NV Siao,sisy xsf B BAL
MELBOURNE Oct is--Port pirie tR),
HoNaKoNo, Oct 1a---Amur Meru tJap).
New York: protesIlaus tBrl. Tacoma.
GIBRALTAR. Oct 12--Fiume ItaD.
Asw euxHavsN Ss'ssns i0r opt tissis 1sorop... epr
New York via cherboufg and southanp-
cAD1z. oct ls--west chectac, New or
QUEENsTowN. Oct 1s--preside,s Van
Buren, New York for Plymouth and Cher
PLYMOUTH. Oct 1o-caronia tBr).
New York for cherbourg and Hamburg
(and proceeded).
SHIELDS. Oct 1a---Carisholm {swed),
New York for Stockholm.
LONDON. Oct 1a-Potomac (Br). Port
Arthur. 4s@e
:, aIBRALTAR; Oct 1a--passea Monte
SEVILLE. Oct @ soXidecoa 'Va espan5. 9o.'si oaI-
:, ,M1xhsH1LEEs. oo. s-we.t Lasha way
BARcnLoNA. Oct o-.Mar Adriatico
tspanl, Texas City.
:, KOBE Oct 1o---Pras,dent Lincoln, San
sAvoNA. Oct to--spiendor tIt), New
.tJAp), Seattle for Kobe. ''s'-'A '""f :
:. ,HANKoW Oct 11--Achatina (Br), San
MANcHnsrnR. Oct l1--Modian tBr,.
). soUTHAMPToN, Oct 1s-rmpress Of
BREMEN, Oct 11-President Fillmore
ombo, for New York. - = ~
BRISTOL, Oct 12---New York City (Br),
DELAGoA BAY, Oct 12-Eastern sun.
New York via Cape Town.
Departures
PALERMO, Oct s--Thordis (Nor), New
TARRAGoNA. Oct a--canadan Aviator
tBrl. Montreal; otterburn (Br), New
York.
cHRIsrrAN1A, Oct 10 Tanafiord
MARsEILLEs, Oct 1o-Patria tFr,,
New York.
KOBE, Oct 1i-Empress OF Russia tBr,.
vancouver; President Jackson tfrom Hong
LONDON, Oct li--Mottisfont (Br).
Canada; IL, vellavia (Br) Montreal
YOKOHAMA. Oct 1D--President Wilson
(from Hong Kong), San Francisco.
MANILA. Oct i1--Siavc Prince {Br),
lfrom Hong Kong), Philadelphia and New
York.
), nUENos AYREs. Oct la-southern
Cross, New York.
HONG KONG. Oct 12--city of Mel
bourne !Br). New York; Ethan Allen.
THAMEsHAvRN. Oct 1s--saIled: Ma
renta (Brl, (frons London), Seattle.
ALMER1A, Oct West Chatala, New
= cAnp1FF. Oct 1a-paghestan tBr).
SHIELDS, Oct 1:--Gustav vigeland
(Nor). Montreal; Sirrah {Nor). United
siNeAPoRE, Oct ,12-west Canon, New
ANTwERp, Oct la-Minnedosa tBr),
Southampton. Oct 1s--Kroonland
tfrom Antwerp). New York.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 13-Montclare (Br),
Montreal