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The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
ATHLETIC NIGHT At TRINITY
-Four Games VIII Be Played i'm Trinity
Gym Friday Evening.

Friday evening is to be athletic
night at Trinity Methodist church. 1t
is the opening Of the basket ball sea-
son at the Trinity gymnasium. -Four
games are to be played during the
evening. The first one is between
Trinity juniors and juniors of the
Central Congregational church. The
second game of the evening is be-
tween Trinity intermediates of the
Sunday School Basketball league,
and East Side Methodists, of the Sun
day school league.
The Evangelical team will meet the
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
team at $40 o'clock and Trinity Sun
day school seniors will meet West
minister seniors at 9 o'clock. the final
basketball game of the evening. The
first game will be called at $50
o'clock, and the second one at 1890
o'clock. These arc the first games
OF the year at trinity. Basketball
games were played all last season at
Trinity church. The Westminster
game viii not be changed to the
Central Y. NJ c. A. court as was
planned earlier in the week
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
LANDIS SWATS THE GAMBLER
Declares Evil Must BE Absolutely
Divorced From Baseball.
RY DAVIS T. WALSH


Louisville. Ky, Dec. 7.-Represen-
tatives of the various and sundry or
| ganizations, affiliated with the Ma
| tional Association of Professional
! Baseball leagues are today more thor
| oily convinced than ever that gambling
\ must be absolutely divorced from all
association with baseball.
| This conviction was driven home to
them by Judge Kenesaw NJ. Landis in
| an impasSioned appeal at the annual
! banquet of the organization. which
| usually heraldS the beginning. Of the
remains is the mopping up OF a few
nonessential details this morning, a
golf tournament this afternoon and
the meeting Will have become history
The attack on gamblers by Lands
came quite unexpectedly. For some
reason he was supposed to base his
remarks on the subject of the Kraft
but the commissioners ignored this is
sue, if any, and went right to the heart
of the subject now nearest his heart.
In effect, he declared that the fair
name of the sport is being assailed,
this time from the outside instead of
the inside, and named as an abiding
Influence the system of baseball POOLS
that operate during the season all over
the country.
Baseball pools" he declared in
stentorian tones "are the slimfest
most vicious element in connection
with sport in this country. They must
be driven out of existence if only for
the sake of doing the honest follower
of baseball a real favor
You have eliminated gambling for
the most part from your baseball
parks. 1 now ask you to turn your at
tention to these baseball pools. 1 real
ize, of course, that you are not in any
way responsible for their existence
and am making this appeal solely for
the benefit of the American baseball
fan who, after all, is the important in
dividual in the game.
Personal investigation has proved
to me that these pools all too 5ften
are operated in an illegal and highly
dishonest manner and we want no
more of them
A report is current that the ST. Louis |
Cardinals will make an effort to sign {
Bobby Roth, former American league 4
before the end of the /
meeting Since the death OF Austen /
the Cardinals have come to |
a point where they need outfielders like |
4 suspender needs its button. Roth's |
last major league connection was with |
the New York Yankees. He. is now a !
free agent.
Its not what you pay, it's what /
you get" quoth Barney Dreyfus. in
discussing the purchase of Sam Hale
Of Portland, by Connie Mack for the |
alleged sum of $4,000 cold dollars.
At last reports, Bobby Wallace had
not come to terms with any of the |
several men to whom he is attempting
hopes of persuading Bill Killifer that
he Chicago Cubs absolutely must Eaye
him as their scout.
Jim Tierney, foot loose and fancy
rec to follow his own inciinations
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

after McGraw elected to remain i'll
New York, stood around and thought
his thoughts. Sometimes he just
stood.
The case of William klepper, pres
ident of the Portland club OF the Pa
cific Coast league, will forever re-
main one of Hfe's mysteries. As far as
the layman's eye can detect, all KEEP
per did was to lose money on a stock
deal with Tacoma. Yet they barred
him for life.
After innumerable conferences, Mil
Ter Higgins and Bill Essick have
failed to reach an agreement on the
number and identity of the players
who will go to Vernon in payment for
Jack May The deal will probably be
put over at the meeting of the major
leagues in New York
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly, nerve-shatterlng to-
bacco habit Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew. just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet
in your mouth instead. All desire
stops. Shortly the habit is completely
broken. and you are better off mem
tally, physically. financially. It's so
easy, SO simple. Get box of No-To-
1Bac and If it doesn't release you from
all craving for tobacco in any form.
your druggist will refund your money
without ouestion.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Akin Lillisn Alice Bronte, Gladys Anne FL
lis, Floy Eileen Green, Eloise Ann Hutchi-
son, Nellie Jewell. Mary Alice Mckee, Myr-
tie Blanche Wilkerson, Phalone A Akin.
Mary Florence Bonar. Helen Margaret
BoWers, Catherine Dominick, Grace Marley,
Gorsuch, Alice Carter, Bessie G. Lydick and
Gladys Leleith Martin.
wilson County hospital, Neodesha-
Edith E. Lienemann
Women and Children's hospital. Kansas
City, Mo.-Grace Mary Samuel and AureIia
Beach.
Jane c. Stormont hospital, Topeka-Caro-
lyn Rice, Ruth Evelyn Root, Marguerite
Ethel Bower, Grace Mae Jordan and Ellen
Amanda Steele
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
ROYAL FAMILY AWAITS STORK
Bird Due to Make King George
Grandfather Before Christmas,

London. Dec IA happy and in
teresting event is expected at the home
OF Viscount Lascalles and the former
Princess Mary within a fortnight -
the Daily News announced today. The
princess, who is the only daughter of
pected to become a mother before
Christmas. This will be the first
grandchild of the king and queen.
Queen Mary is expected to go to
Harewood hall, Yorkshire, to join her
daughter in a few days.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
FREIGHT MOVEMENT HEAVY
Roads Continue to Break Records il
Number of Cars Loaded.

Washington, Dec. Freight move
ment, which has been abnormally
heavy for several weeks, is still SELL
ing new seasonal records, according
to reports made public today by the
car service division of the American
Railway association. In the week
which ended November 25, railroads
loaded 955, ,4S5 cars, 292,OO more
than in the same week of 1921, and
151,0 more than in 1920.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
Freshmen Win Another Game.

Washburn college freshmen added
another victory to their early season
start by winning from the Sophomores,
20 to Il, Wednesday evening The
seniors won from the juniors. IS to 10
A contest between the freshmen and
the seniors will be PLAYED ar $40
O'Clock this afternoon The junior
o'clock
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
Sanger VS.. Lynch Tonight.

bantam weight, will meet Joe Lynch
OF New York. bantam champion. here
tonight Sanger expects to enter the
ring around 12S pounds, with Lynch
a pound or two less At his present
weight Sanger has no chaLce to win
the bantam championship. He would
have to scale lis or belov- and then
stop Lynch to get the latter's head
piece
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
It's for Piles
Peterson's Ointment

Hundreds of people have told me-"
says Peterson. that Peterson's Oint-
ment is the quickest and best remedy
for piles in the world For chatting,
eczema, ola so@es and sore feet. All
druggists, S5c. 60c, $1.OO, $3.50, $500.
Adv
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Ietic club properly conducted. would
, be one of the great assets of the city.
Basketball alone is claiming a lot
of attention in Topeka One hun
dred and four basketball teams now
comprise the Sunday School Basket
ball league. This means that at least
1000 players alone are interested in
the game. Then besides the teams in
the Sunday school league, a num-
ber of other teams are practicing in
different parts of the city.
The interest in basketball is not
confined to Topeka. In all parts of
the state the game originated by DR..
Naismith is claiming attention and in
terest by the hundreds. Basketball
leagues are being organized, and COM
munities which never paid much at
tention to basketball. now have teams.
Professional basketball is becoming
popular. Business houses are en-
couraging their employees to take ath-
letic training They have begun to
realize the good that can be attained
by exercise. And games where there
is competition lend more interest.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

A few grievances probably will be
shown at the regular semi-annual
meeting of the coaches and faculty
representatives of the Kansas Inter
collegiate conference. which meets in
Topeka Friday and Saturday, Decem-
ber and 9.
The possibility of Slower of Sterling
being declared ineligible is one thing
that probably will be up before the
protest committee "A few minor rules
are to be discussed and there may be
some new amendments offered.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Businesses which keep men inside
and away from phys al activity have
had a lot to do with interest being
taken in sport. In the early days
when more of the work was outdoors.
exercise WIS not as essential as it is
today Now, with the more or less
sedentary occupations claiming the at
tention of so many pe-Sons, and the
gospel of being physically fit being
preached so much, the interest in ath-
letic events as a means of keeping fit
has take;- tremendous jump.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Nothing can contribute more to-
ward health and fitness than exercise.
Exercise, good food. plenty of sleep
and the proper mental surroundings,
viii do wonders in any community
Topekans, while not engaging in as
much exercise as is necessary, are in
a large measure, adding to the health
fulness of the city by exercise.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

As far as the ineligibility of Slower
goes, there is a strong belief in To-
peka among the followers that Moth
ing can be proved on the halfback on
Warren Woody's eleven.
1t has been charged that Slower
played professionally while he still
was in Beloit. his home town. One
member of the Kansas conference eX-
pressed the belief that affidavits
showing that he has played profess
sfonally cannot be found.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

The tendency all over the city seems
to be toward some form of sport and
athletics Business men, especially,
have begun to realize the Importance
Of physics-- exercise in relation to their
business.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

One thing that Topeka vitality needs
is an athletic club. The Y. NJ. G. A.
offer some means of recreation, but
not enough space is available in them
to meet the demands A good ath-
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Not only is this L in the Central
Y, but other basketball courts in town
are being useG a lot. Trinity and Euc-
lid Avenue Methodist churches have
courts, and these are coming in for
their share of use. First Methodist
court also is available. The high
school court is busy all the time.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Its not what you pay, it's what
you get" quoth Barney Dreyfus. in
of Portland, by Connie Mack for the
alleged sum of $4,000 cold dollars.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

At last reports, Bobby Wallace had
not come to terms with any of the
several men to whom he is attempting
to peddle his service. He now has
hopes of persuading Bill Killifer that
the Chicago Cubs absolutely must have
him as their scout.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Jim Tierney, foot loose and fancy
free to follow his own inciinations
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

Swimming the Y pool has great
ly increased since the winter months
have come, and the outdoor pools are
no longer in use. Business men are
taking an interest in hand ball and
bowling Tour 1ments are being held
in bowling. and hand ball games are
going on a good share of the day.
Basketball games ars played every
night on the court.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

letic club properly conducted. would
be one of the great assets of the city.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

The Central Y. NJ c. A. is the scene
of lot of sport activities. Hand ball.
basketball and bowling are attracting
lot of attention among the visitors
to the Y. Business menA particularly.
are already working out on the Y
courts, since the cooler weather. some
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Vessel Port. AgeneI.
East Cane. Gibraltar. Nov IL. Kerr %
city Of Bristol. Gibraltar, Nov ..
oi.n. Dunkifk. Nov W. Cosmopolitan Line
Bacehus, LeghoTn, N9v g.: Three Star Line
JH winchester 4 Co
London Mariner. London. Nov II;
Furness Witty a Co
I.ingneid. Gibraltar, Nov ~.
Houlder. Weir BoLo
oakwin. Cape Town. Noy .. y Neviss co
Eglantier. Antwerp. Nov II Belgian Line
Gibraltar. Nov 10. Booth 90
Bessegen, barcelona, Nov ii..Cercia Diaz
Marie Naersk. Shields Nov IS.
I6brandtsen, Moller q Co
cscioue. Colon. Nov "a. .:..: Phcihe GO
towAn, Boston. Dec 2. United Amer Lines
Due Tomorrow
Fenehureh. Gibraltar. Nov 10:
Linnsil. Bahia. Nov IL. .Lsmport q Holt
Barbados. Nov 20. Lamport & Holt
Montana. Los Angeles, Nov s;s,, $;
Nebraskan. Colon. Nov 20. Unit Am Lines
Due Tuesday
Archimedes. Manchester. Nov 20.
Atlantic Transport Line
Brelz Izei Havre, Nov 10. French Line
Dacre Castle. Aigiers. Nov ie.. Barber Line
A Bostwick, Hamburg. Nov is:
Rio orando. Busnos Ayres. Nov II; .
Orleans. Colon. Nov 81 '. United Am Lines
Sudbury, Colon. Nov al. United Am Lines
Due Wednesday
ossa, Alexandria. Nov II. Export Corp
-'"''-' so Stray Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
American Ports
ny Telegraph)


BALIIMoRE. Dec. Arrived: Glen
Ridge. Rotterdam and Antwerp via BOs-
ton. Haimsn 5er), Colon; Nunaibro. Bor-
Philadelphia, New York; chester sun. san
Pedro: Nirgilla (BT). London VIA Phila-
deiDhia. Esther WeemA. Mianu; santa
EJ.lss: san ff1as,i,,ee: 1sSAh'-' 'oAh''
BANGOR. Dec. Arrived; TJgu Jcuape,
Philadelphia. with barge oatetunse tor
Brewer. with leave on return rith osissA ,r-s
poftstown and Pennington. eklib-e ~ foft-
nosToN' Dec 2-Arrlved: RHnourssha
(nr). sydney, W; pen0b,c0f. Norfolk.
Meirose. Lamberts Point Ao,scsnn' GoI.
tug yai.-: Forge. from PhiiAdelphie. Win
barE~s Hernor-- S9r Sehraport, Robeschia
FOR Bangor and Bars, Boxer. Portland,
= J. Pnlsbury. Lynn. with sArfo No 90
pafhgafe. Norfolk. with barges hspU I'm
dlcoft and Agram. Sailed Queen ieiiAf
OBJ. Tampico. Mayari tBr). Banes ana
Preston via Sew YORK; CITY or hfnAfes
(BD from Calcutta). Philadelphia ana
New, YORK. Nitonian CBD ((rom Liver
pooh. phiiadeiphia: Serbino tBr) Aifom
smyrna). New York; Abfon. New fort
City q Rome. savannah; Midfleser' BAT
f.morc: ontario. baltimore and Norfolk
Nurthiaud New York. Quantic0. Phlladcl-
phla: sciwyn EDDY. Norfolk: West Celina,
Mnnchcffer. Hampton, baltimore. TUGS
Paiias. With barge Mooremaek 10, :, tail
River: s G Hart. sandwich. with barge
Sycamore: r Hooper. Fort Point Tor
barge James n Hudson and schr Ida b
Gibson and thence 20 Parker flata Tor
barge -sweetser Linihicum, Tamaqua,
Philadelphia. calling a. Parker flais Tor
barges Pickering and POc0pson, and Port
land for Pennypack from SacO for Phila.
delphia. Nesta. with bargea Malvern ana
l. and W r No n. New York FOR
Lynn. Cleared: Kamouraska (Brj. sgd
ney. Dakarlan (Br). London via New York
CAPE HENRY Dec Passed In. Gre
clan. Boston FOR Baltimore: Glenfidge'
Boston FOR baltimore; Ozama, Freepotf
for Baltimore. Passed out. Neponsit' Bal
tlmore for LoA-Angeies; Nantucket BAL
cHARLEsToN. s. G. Dec Arrived:
sapinero, Hamburg; Lake Sirymon, Jack
sonville (and proceeded Bosionl AlsPa
hoe, New York land proceeded Jackson
ville). Sailed, salvation Lars. Tampa
DELAWARE. .BREAKwATER. Del Dec
7-sailed: JaWry from Halifax eicl'
Baltimore Passed Up: Hoviand tNorl,
Exchange. Baltimore for Phuadciphl'
Passed out: Joseph " Cudahy. Phuadel-
phla for Tampico. ArtigaA philadelphia
for New York: Camagucy. Phhsdelphia ior
New York; ADJ (Frl. Philadelphia tor
Marssllief. tugs Leopold Adler. -i Nm
] Do-afNs-r. with ha-~-s 4 ~ ~ ~
for Pail River Gettysburg. with barses
Belmous, 40 ntns -s1, t"' h-"9 9''f
and Glcndowcr. for Belfast.
GALVESTON. Tex; Dec --AEf.yea ~
plco. sailed. steel voyaser, Yokohama;
vi Alba. New York; Mar TlTrono dtaD,
Barcelona: San Jacinto. New York.
GALVESTON. Dec Arrived III sol.
York; III Alba, New York: Steel Noyager'
SGHuLFPoRr. Dec Arrived: chicka-
rnauEa, -. sailed; ceiaeno (Dutch),
Buenos Ayres; schr Mary II Dieboid. New
HiHLIFAx. y S. Dec ARRIVED: An
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Independent Wireless Teje'
graph Co., Inc.

(DlSts nee IN miles. position AZ noon unless
otherwise stated.)
Abangarez 25s Colon Dec (.
Agvlsnare 100 sW Moatauk Point Dos q.
Al Kant rs y Ambrose Dec 2.
ArtigAs a. s Ambrose Dec 2.
Bafcs socony 20 WNW Tortugas Deo a.
go Dre~fafis Dec I.
cayo Mambi 400 Diomond Shoal Dec
city of Eureka fsf T. Ambrose Dec 2.
Carplaka 41s ENE Hatteras Nov z.
Colorado Springs i5f u by Hatteras
Clare anchored Jajardo am Dec !.
COmanche 2t5 Scotland Dec 2.
Edgar Luckcnhach $50 s Ambrose Dec J..
Esporanzs goo scotland Dec 2.
Kershsw SW Brigantina Dec :.
Laponla lo1 ENE Cape May Dec ?.
Mexico 270 W Progreao Dec l.
Monterey l73 = Vera Cruz Dec J.
Munargo sol Sandy Hook Dec 2.
MORO Castle 1sb Diamond shoai Dec j.
Nordfarer t5 Ambrose Dec 2.
Ophis ll2 NJ bermuda Dec 2.
Roanoke 1870 y Diamond Shoal Dec :.
sapinero IS V Charleston Dec ].
Swiftarrow 200 Y Tsmpico Dec I.
Tuscan 8 NE Brigantine gas buoy Dec ..
Tanamo ii2 $ Scotland Dec 2
Argone $50 S san Diego Dec J.
vauban z.ssO SIC Ambrose Dec !.
Vasari 577 SIC Ambrose Dec I.
Vaba so SW Fire Island PM Dec ].
Mauretanis 1000 Ambrose AN Dec =
George Washington 1900 y Ambrose AN
Dec 2.
gtavangerfjord 1000 u Ambrose An
Dec 2.
Eastern Glade $50 ssE Ambrose Dec ?.
Shenandoah l1S Cape Henry Dec :.
~ 20 -a~l- TOO Amh~oSe Dec 2.
Nile s25 z Ambrose Dec I.
srt,siaent riiiu.o4e 80 - ambrose Dec =
San Blas ~ : Nantucket Dec ?.
Manaqui 81 $ Nantucket Dec ,.
san Gil ~ SW Nantucket Dec ..
est Nohno 200 Z Boston Dec 2.
Eugene v II Thayeh $50 NJ Jupiter Dec >.
no.H $50 S Scotland Dec 2.
San Lorenzo Jf0 Scotland PM Dec ?.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.--Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail Tomorrow
Vessel Port. Sail Pier.
Aquitania. southsnnpto 10 An. 20, n X
North American. Turks Isle, PM.7s, \
f'f Sail Tuesday
Matura, Trinidad, II AN. M.......2f, B'kiyn
Munplace, Vera Cruz. II M........1O, II
Colon. Cristobsl. . PM...........6B. y II
sail Wednesday
President Adams Plymouth. II AN.
Yorck. Bremen. 70 Moth st. Hobcken
Tyrrhenia, Naples, 10 M...........64. y II
Atuania Danzig. Pm. Bush Dks. B'klyn
Hydsspes Cape Town, i2 M........---
Metapan, Santa Marta, IL NJ. p. \ II
Huron. Turks Isle' 2 Pm, .......34' B'slyn n
Paria, st Thomas. 2 PSI. .a;;;...+f' y
Haiizones, Buenos Ayres. PM....--
Sail Thursday
Mount Clinton. Hamburg IL NJ. SO. " II
Frederick VIII Copenhagen; ~ N;
conte Rosso. Naples. ? PM. ~ ......~
Pres Wilson. Naples Il an, ,.,.,.-u
Ecuador. cristobsl. 9 PM. .......-.4S y u
Guiana. Barbados. 2 PM.....-.....fl. y II
Nickerie, Curacao. 2 PM.......1e. B'liyn
Sail Friday
Montserrat. Cadiz. II AN ..........S, = n
ManchioneSl, kingston ~ d M.s.s..i9 p p -
NunamRr. Nuevitas. i2 h...........9 p y v
Hayti, Port-au-Prince. 3 PM'....,A, y Il
Sail Saturday
Homeric, Southampton. ~ M. ..bb, y Y
Adriatic. Liverpool. ~ n. M..........b9. y u
America, Naples, ~ M.............ss, \ X
Drottningholm, Gothenburg, IL M.sl, y y
Lapland Antwerp, ~ II .........GO, y X
President Fillmore, Plymouth, ~.
T. HobOkcn
Rotterdam. Rotterdam. II AN 9Th 81. Hbkn
S6th s,. B'kiyi
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

fAronia 80 y slasconssit Dec ?.
iIronier ~ s Jupiter pcc J.
Liberty ssa Ambrose pec 2.
Lewis X Thvrlow 40 sw Block Island
Lillian "a Portland nee 2.
Maahaifan fsiaud sos y Nantucket Dec 1.
ysracaibo iiso 4 Scotland Dec ].
Mystic is4 NE colon Dec !.
Maurctanin 1000 n Amhrose Dec g
ManAqut AZ Nantucket Dec Z.
MiidieseN 1s sE Boston Dec =
Norman bridge ~ 81 Sand Key Dec j.
Navigator tis WsW bermudn Dec J.
Snrcis-us go from Sandy Hook Dec =
Ophss sts v BY ustteras Dec l.
Osnann 1890 = b. Ambroto Dec !.
ormes so oysrfails pec !.
Oriiani i5s y Hattefaa Dec z.
Presidsuf Van Burcn i.f1i Ambrose
Robin Ads,r "a NV Balboa PSI Dec 4.
< y Hunt iso w Toriugas Dec !.
Santa Veronica s76 Cape Henry Dec !.
eanta Ana ast 4 Anibross PM Dec 4.
Fucnreaco IS y Jupiter Dec 1.
snntore Ssf s Ambrose Dec /
samuel Q brown ~ wv Balboa Dec l.
sitaola 90 y Jupiter pee /.
santa Teresa 90 y Arica Chile Dec z.
santa Luiss arrived iqulque Az Dec 2.
sudbury iss s Ambrose Dec ?.
Schdeacf less r Ambro1o Dec :
Sarco1is 1876 l. hmbrO1c Dec
scyihinn $50 ENE Cape Henry Dec z.
Tilford - u Molasses Reef Dec ].
Tyne Maru go y Boston Dec ..
Tlviviea 6t7 Ambrose Dec I.
Nasnrl III sE Ambrose Dec Z.
Nauban 1.tt0 81 Ambfosr Dec /
Nlttorio Emmanuel III 2.ois T. Cape Henry
Dec
Wg Burton q Jupiter Dec 1.
W.lisoio s7g y Crsiobai IN Dec !.
West fsieta 9fi y Boston Dec 1.
Walter Jennings ITO Ambrose Dec Z
Wm y Thompson 10 n Diamond Dec 4
~ Mile D SW Diamond Dec :.
West Queeehe ~ = Ambrose Dec :.
West krbar ts6 y Boston Dec 2,
Zulia f37 3 Scotland Dec 2.
Orleans sos y Ambroas Dec T.
Firmore 27s 3 Iiattefaa Dec ?.
Fletcher Farrell lat ~ - lon 81 o. Dee ,.
W J. st~cd isi Sw Jupiter Dec ?.
Ccrro Ebano $50 SIC Jupiter Dec =.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Arrived Yesterday

E~fhsr Dollar CBr). SHANGHAI Aur y.
Honskons ~. Manila SEPT y: Senn ps. s
ssiso9 s,asagor. =. xs..;es Msissea y, y uss- ss
seiiies Nov 3. Genoa .. 0ibraltar -, Boston
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II Isks a. Fernwood. An,niaiNov "a Tansno
is. santisgo -; 20 Atlantic Fruit 60, VIA
ssrsr. Sstioaai Rednery. T. J. City.
IN Captain. New orleans Nov ~ 70
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Nh -.
g. 10 standard OH Go. with OIL, on Tonp-
>'ss xsses.. Jaessonvlils Nov 30 chsrieston
30: 20 clyde 5 5 CO, with ress ana mase'
vi WsS,son..H S, = fBr, Montreal Nov ~, 20
Houston line With mdse: Pier ,. brie
schr Dassin G cres-y. Brunswick Noy
~. 20 H Elliott, With mcse' on keo
Ir,,sas' fhnadeipnia Dec !. 20 nawsco
line With rdse, Pier 80. n X.
Ma ] Tracy. Norfolk Nov 30. 70 Tracy
Bros. with coal; Hackensack. y J. r..,.
4 boyd. With Tndse. Pier 8. Bklyn.
Concho. Galveston Nov 20: 20 ms,io'y
Lane. With pass and ndse. Pier ~. h,
Katrina I,ucke,nes,ss: ,rs ForssRSc Ca Min
T rs : Brssos' hampton Roads; Pier 2.
Army Bcss. p'kiyn.
paria, Demcrhrs ana ~ inolne-,
clJos L.rs. with pass mails ana m'As'
v.rsanis epr). London. Nov 10: 70 Gu
nsrd line With ndss anchored on quar-
Nofdfarer CNorl. PrOgrsso. Nov IS; to
hored on Quarantine.
rhode Faderland (Nor). New orleans.
v,th mdse; anchored OF Quarantine.