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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
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That's, la de los OjOs tristes...

do. 81 me dice que es un seud6nimo su-
friria un desencanto, asi... me amparare
en- la duda.
-5Quien fue su maestro? la pre-
guntamos.
Vera usted. Cuando yo contaba Gin
co amos mis- padres me nevaron oir un
concerto de Kubelick, AHA en- Praga
Me deeian, siempre, que lie escuche con
una devotion y una religiosidad increi-
bles icon la boca alberta ante las gran
des maravillas de su violin. AL negar
a casa 10 primero que hice fue imitar
al gran violinista y decir que deseaba
aprender violin. Mi padre, al yer la afi-
ci6n que Sc despertaba en- mi, compro-
me un Instruments peQuenito: figirese
Ell tamafo que tndria! Principle las cla-
ses y como adelantaba considerablemen
tie. ell maestro lie advirti6 a mi padre
que deberia eStudiar sacramento. En-
tonces principle las lecciones con ell
gran Sevick, el propio maestro de Kn-
belick. Recnerdo que nunca disguste al
maestro: era muy aplicada, aunque, por
mis- pocos amos, me encantaba jugar
con las demas ninas...
Reyela usted una gran admiration
por Kubelick.
oh, 81. Para mi es tnico. No con-
cibo que haya NADIA igual. Que ejecuci6n,
Que seguridad. Yo admire q todos los
demas violinistas, pero a ninguno CO.
mo a Kubelick. Kreisler.... Nischa Ell
man. Kochanski.. Manem.., 81, muy
buenos, muy notables, pero nunca CO.
mo el...
Sin embargo, convendra usted en-
que es mas tecnico que NADIA. Kreisler
y Mischa Elman expresan mas que el.
| ESQ Sc dice siempre de Kubelick.
Mas, yo no estoy de acuerdo. lie basta
ser bohemia para tener un gran senti-
mentalismo y un espiritu muy sensible.
LIE repito que Kreisler vale mucho,
Mischa Elman tiene un tono riquisimo,
Jascha Heifetz tiene notas que parecen
de cristal... Pero ell milo es Kubelick.
-ILe conoce usted personalmente?
Isl. Tenemos va alguna confanza.
No hace mucho lie visite en- la TIabana.
Me recibi6 con mucha amabilidad me
di6 muchos consoles.
- Por que es, madame That's, que US
ted sale al publico en tyaje de Il fanta-
sia?''
| -cuando hago mis- conciertos usO ira
je de noche Pero como aqui TOGO en- los
"cines'', prefero no hacerlo, para po-
nerme mas en- ammonia con ell especta-
culo. Lo priinerO pareceme muy severe
para estos casos, mientras que con los
trajes de fantasia, 10 encuentro me-
nos grave mas sencillo...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

Sc oyen unos pasitos muy cortos, muy
ligeritos. Els un nino que CORE. NADIA
me That's vuelve la cara y con VOC dull
ce dice: Mario, Mario, ven aqui. !"
La criada trae al precioso chiquillo
de la cabecita rubia y los ojos de anil,
y madame That's 10 presenta:
-Aqui esta mi Mario. Anda, hijito,
dale la lnano a estos seiiores.
Mario Sc mes acerca, muy redo, y nos
ofrece su diestra infantilmente blanca.
He mirado, fjamente, a madame That's,
como queriendo preguntarle al espejo
de sus ojOs tristes, 81 anna mas a
Mario que a su VIOLIN.
Jose A. BALsEIRo.
Invierno de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Ell cARNAvAL EN- BAYAMoN

Ia EcoiOnia EspahOla de Bayam6n,
celebrara en- los salones de su Centre,
an bale de Carnival, el cual esta Sc
haladO para Ell domingo 26 del corrien-
to.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
STRIP OPENING IS
DEPICTED IN PLAY
High School Seniors to
Present a Historical
Drama

The opening of the territory Of
oklahoma TO white people April 20.
1859 will be commemorated at gem
eral assembly Friday morning at
central high school by the senior
lass. At that time members OF
the class will present play depict
ing early day events and written
by oscar osborne, senior and
English student.
Preparations for the rush for
new territory, the amusing events
mat are incident to the ambitions
of the sooner OF the play, an Eng
ushman and introduction OF the resi-
dent Indians who are far different
from the murderous type of other
ploneer states OF an earlier day from
important themes about which the
story Of the play is woven. Osborne,
FOR two years a dramatic student
and who has carried important
roles in other school productions,
was requested by n senior commit
tce 10 write the play for this ocoas-
ion and IL has not yet been named.
Members Of the cast are Mary
Louise Day, Dorothy Watkins, Mary
Frances Eakln, Herbert Rhees, Ed
ward Rethman, Oscar Osborne. Dick
Bulger and S. y. Marble. Miss Isa-
bel Roman, head of the dramatic art
department is coaching the stu
dents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
EMPLOYEES.
PLAN A CAMPAIGN
Educate Public During
Postal Improvement
Week in May

A meeting OK all supervisors OF
the local postofflco was held Tues
day afternoon In the postmaster's
office at which preliminary plans
were made for the Postal Improve
mCnt week. May I TO &. Acting
Postmaster Omcr X. Benedict out
Lined the purposes Of the week and
q round table,discussion OF tho prob
lens facing the various departments
was held.
New methods Tor exploiting tho
handling Of the parcel post division
were discussed and Il ia probable
that n new plan, devised by tho mon
handling the work at present. will
be givcn n trial during the improve
mont week.
Short talks will be made before
each Of the civic clubs during the
week and tho suggestion for tho bet
termcnt OF the service will be Of
fered. postoffiCe representatives
viii call ON each OF the large busi-
ness houses I'd thresh ont tho mall
ing problems Of each firm, Mr.. Ben.
cdict stated yesterday
The trail OF your letter" will be
placed before the students ana the
inside OF the postofflce work will
be explained to the school children.
with French instructors an
aviation branch has been added to
the Venezuelan army.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
LESSON 27
Reactance and Impedance


Reactance and Importance
The steady flow OF direct current
In a circuit encounters only the ordl-
nary or ohmic resistance OF the cir
cult. When an alternating current
flows in n circuit, It meets with an
other form OF resistance known as
REACTANCE. IL the circuit I'm
which an alternating current flows
contains coil Of wire, the inter-
linkage OF the magnetic lines OF
force OF any one OF the turns, with
adjacent turns, causes counter
electromotiye force to be developed
which opposes the impressed cleo
tromotlve force and consequently
retards the flow OF current IL the
current decreases, however, the
counter-electromotl force opposes
the decrease and tends 20 maintain
the original flow OF current. As
previously explained, this opposition
Is due TO self-induction and the re-
sistance which Il offers to the flow
OF current II known as reactancc.
In addition 20 the ohmio resistance,
we therefore have n retarding factor
In an alternating current circuit due
to reactanco and the combined effect
OF these two resistances is known as
impedance. The reactance due to
inductance 10 known as inductance
reactance.
Another form of reactance makes
Itself known when an alternating
current flows In a circL containin /.
a condenser. IL the voltage in an
alternating circuit is impressed upon
completely discharged condenser.
current will flow, and the voltage of
the condenser will increase until Il
Is equal 10 the impressed voltage OF
the circuit. When the counter
electromotive force OF the condenser
becomes equal TO tho impressed vol
tage OF the circuit, the flow OF cur
rent will cease. II the impressed
voltage Is decreased, the condenser
will discharge and tho counter
electromotive force will cause cur
rent TO flow in an opposite direction
TO tho original current. The form
of reactanco occasloned by the
counter electromotive forco OF q
condenser IL known as capacity re-
actance. The combined resistance
OF n circuit containing ohmic re-
sistance and capacity reaotance is
the impedance OF the circuit. Impe-
dance in a circuit, therefore, is tho
resultant effect OF combining either
inductance reactance or capacity re-
actance or both with the ohmic re-
sistance of the circuit.
1t ia important TO note that the
counter electromotive force devel-
oped by the self-induction Of coll
OF wire has an opposite effect 70 the
counter electromotive force devel-
oped by condenser. the former
tending TO prolong the current and
the latter having the opposite ef-
feet. The inductance reactance of n
manner 10 tho capacity reactance OF
the condenser and these two re-
actances tend TO neutralize each
other. If the amounts OF inductance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
T. U. MAN ASSISTED IN SURVEY
1000 Pupils in Washington County
Tested ns to Education.

rested rs to Education.
The University Of Tulsa had a
share, through the services OF Prof.
l.. =. McLeon, head OF the depart
ment OF education, in an educational
survey OF rural and village schools
OF the state made recently under
the general supervision OF the ma
tlonal bureau OF education OF Wash
ington, u. c., and under the inn
mediate direction OF an Oklahoma
state commission.
Professor McLeon was one OF tho
educators ~ tho state whose .erv.
ices for the work were enlisted by
j. :. Vaughn, executive secretary OF
the state commission. The local In.
structor, In conjunction with Prof
Herbert Patterson OF A. a. NJ coll
lego and others, surveyed Washing
ton county. visiting and holding ex-
amlnatlons In practically all OF the
schools Of the county. Six stand
ardiaed tests we're given In algebra,
arithmetic, reading. composition
spelling and writing, these tests be-
ing given TO all grades above the
second with the exception OF alge-
bra, which was for high schools
only, and arithmetic, which vas
only for the third TO the eighth
grades inclusive. over 1000 chill.
dren were tested.
other counties selected for obser-
walton ~ representative rural school
systems were Jackson, Ellis. Gar.
field, Pottawato mie, Plttsburg
Adair and Choctaw. The state legis.
lature has appropriated 100000 O.
carry on the work. a survey OF
typical city schools will be nndJ
later in the year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Fifteen Minutes OF Radio Each Dav
BY EDWARD N. DAVIS
Formerly Technical Electrical Expert for u ooverumsnt
(copyriEht ls1' BY United Feature syndleatsJ

reactance and capacity reactanco are
80 adjusted In an alternating current
circuit as to exactly neutrallze each
other, 'he only resistance offered to
the flow Of current Is the ohmic ro-
sistance OF the circuit. When such
a condition exists in an alternating
current circuit, II II known as elcc-
trical resonance and is a vcr i'm
portant feature ia radio transmitting
and receiving circuits How the val
liable property of electrical rcso-
nance Is made use Of in radio cir
cults will D. carefully explained In
a lesson tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Cushing Hen adopts a
Litter of Kittens and
Insists on HOUeTing

Special 10 The World.
CUSHING, April 19.--Two In
stances OF queer adoptlons Of am
other animals progeny have been
reported In this city IN tho last
week. Charles DroEe reports that
n cat IN his family has adopted a
rat after losing one OF hor kit
tens and Il. NJ. Green states that
q Lcghorn hen on his place has
adopted a whole litter OF kittens
and mothers tHom ~ " they were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Post Plans Two Days.

HpecIAI 70 The WOrT1.
pAWHUSKA, April 19. - Both
Mothers day and Memorial day win
be observed fittingly this year by
tho local American Legion post. ac-
cordlng to plans made by tho post
this week. Committees have been
named 10 arrange for proper ohsor.
vanco of these occasions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Demonstrate Y. w. Gym Work.

side lines of the Y. w. gymnasium
we're crowded Tuesday evening as
friends and other spectatirs viewed
with approval n demonstration of
all branches OF physical education
work from esthetic dancing 10 gym
nastlcs. The most popular numbers
on the program, perhaps, were
games by the little tots and n group
and young women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

with French instructors an
aviation branch has been added TO
tho NuncLmNIln nrmV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
orchard nm Attractive Sight.

HU00TnI 10 IUN W0TTU.
MARYLAND, April 1g.--An or.
chard OF 1900 apple trees, all IN
bloom ~ the present time, is n 10t
ranch attraction here that IL bring-
ing many people. To all ladies' whd
visit tho orchard the Mlllers are civ.
Ing an apple blossom bouquet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

her own chicks, The mother Of
the kittens does not seem TO OBJ
ject 20 the hen as an assistant
mother. despite tho fact that the
hen insists on lowering the
"Chlcks."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
nnIld McmnrInI to Gnrpns.

PANAMA, Aprl l9.-Tho corner
stone ot the memorial to be- erected
here IN honor Of the late Mai. Gen.
william G, uorgas, former surgeon
general u. S. a. viii be laid July 2,
1928, II was officially announced to-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
POSTERS ADVERTISE Ill PLAY
Strong Cast VIII Present 'Tt Pays
tp Advertise"

Attention ot visitors TO Tulsa high
has been attracted tho past fov days
by tho unique poalcr1 advertising
tho Junior play 1T Pays TO Adver-
tisc.' Tho play i8 Co be given the
night OF Saturday April % In the
high school auditorium
Memhcrs OF the cast who Will
present tho famous Cohnn farce
comedy arc willard Hardlc. Bar
barn Osborne, Josephine Simmons
Scott Sapponficid, Milton Poe. Dick
Blue, Dwight Davenport, r. H.
Marble. Frances Fleming, Edmond
llugill virginia Bartlowc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
OPEN PARK ON MAY DAY
Hypatln Club Provides 5000 Worth
Of Playground Equipment.


CUSHING, April 19.-Ths Hy-
patla club OF this city has purchased
$500 worth OF playground equip
ment which will be installed IN Hy-
patla park here in time for the
formal opening OF the park on May
day. An schools OF the city will
participate In the celebration which
will be held In connection with the
opening.
The Rotary club has provided
seats for the grounds and the Lions
club has promised TO install wad-
ing pool as added equipment. A
small pavilion which has been do
mated has been set up already and
the grounds have been cleared In
preparation for installing the play
ground equipment when Il arrives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
ENGINE TAKES A PLUNGE
Drops 75 Feet Into Pool of Burning
Slag-INXo Dcnd.

GADsDEN. Ala. April 10.-
switch engine employed in shuntiug
hot pots' In the Alabama furnace
here, ran over the end OF n Stag pile
today and plunged downward 20
feet Into a pit OF burning Stag.
The engineer. Chas. House. and a
negro fireman, Dave Elson. went
down with the engine. There was
a great sizzle and splash and that
was ALL
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

Anacortes 1920 miles 20 deg from Cape
Henry sth.
Aquarius $50 e Cape Henry 9th.
Ardmore $40 \ Talara, Peru PM sth.
Balsam 2.226 r Ambrose V sth.
Calgarolite 15 w sand Key sth.
Caronia 2.4o0 u Ambrose l. V 80 AM 9th.
Concho 313 S Sandy Hook 9th.
Corfe Castle 126 SIC Ambrose j. 9th.
Crisfield 1898 r Ambrose l. v sth.
Elizabeth 70 y Cape Henry 9th.
Finland 800 II Ambrose l. V 10 AM 9TH
Guardsman so Sandy Hook I2M eth.
Half Moon 1873 Ambrose l. OH.
nelge 1.l30 Easthampton ! 80 AM 9th.
Henry r Mallory 3i7 Scotland l. V 9th
Indian SO NE Barnegst 9th
Iroquois left Santo Domingo City 1850 Pm
Sth.
Ivar 900 Sc Essthampton : AM 9th.
Lafcomo i20 NV Navasss Island sth
Lake Winthrop 13s 5 Scotland l. sth.
Leerdam passed Bermuda 80 AN eth
Lcnape $50 $ Scotland l. sth.
McKeesport $50 r. Ambrose l. 9th.
Mlnnesotan $50 NV Balboa sth.
Munargo due Antilla da Wight 9Th.
Munmotor 10 WSW Gay Head 9th.
Ontario SO NE Banegat 9th.
President Arthur lat 40 Al. Ion % 81, 9th.
President Fillmore lat 4G IL, Ion 80 3t. 9th.
President Garfield lat 40 23 Ion 81 IL. 9Th.
President Roosevelt 3S4 y Ambrose L. 9th.
Providence /. 200 from Ambrose L sth.
Saccarappa Lat 80 56. lon 90 ~, 9th.
Sagaporack $50 y Ambrose J. sth.
San Denlto 1 ,165 S Nantucket l. V sth.
San Lorenzo (Br) $50 Sc Nantucket AM
9th.
Scottsburg $40 + Ambrose l. V Sth.
Swftscout 6S4 L Block Island sth
Vsba passed Cape Henry $3.50 AM 9th.
Vandyck 1 ,050 SIC Ambrose l. V Sth.
Vesta % n Diamond Shoal 9th.
West Arrow 500 T. Ambrose l. V 9th.
West Modus ,5s5 r. Sandy Hook sth.
Western World 400 n Rio Janeiro sth.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.


Italy, Greece Turkey and RumanIa (spe-
cially addressed only via Naples, Plraeus,
Constantinople and Constanza; also parcel
post mails for Italy, Greece and liumania.
str KING ALEXANDER. j. 80 Pm.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Boulogne (mail must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails for Meth
erands via Rotterdam, str RYNDAM. AM
(sup AM y.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Gibraltar.
Cork. Queenstown and Madeira must be spe-
cially addressed) via Plymouth and Cher
bourg; also parcel post malls for Great Brit
ain, Ireland, France and the countries mem
toned in notes A and below via Plymouth
Germany. Austria, Czecho- o-Slovakia, Hun
gary and Switzerland via Bremen, str
AMERICA (sea posD. AM (sup AM -.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Gibraltar.
Madeira, Cork and Queenstown must be spe-
cially addressed) via Cherbourg and South
ampton: also parcel post mails for Great
Britain, ireland, France and the countries
mentioned in notes A and 3 below. str
Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
(other parts of Ireland and other countries
must be specially addressed) via Liverpool.
str CARMANIA. AM (sup $50 AM -.
be specially sddressed) via Ponta Delgada.
Gibraltar and Naples also parcel post mails
for Azores Islands, Gibraltar and Italy. str
CRETIC. 8 80 AM.
dressed only via Antwerp; also parcel post
mails for Belgium, Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo, str GoTHLAND. Q 80 AM.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Gtaly must
Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post malls
for Azores Islands and Gibraltar: by rail to
Boston, Mass, and thence by str CRETIC.
PM.
Italy. Cparcel post mails and specially ad-
dressed correspondence Via Naples, str
ARGENTINA s 40 AM
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting malls close at the General
Post OFFICE and City Hall Post Office. New
York, at PM, Us follows:
Hawaii % via San Francisco. str MAUI
Hawaii (p, Japan, corea. Siberia and
% Philippine Islands Via San Francisco; ;
str PRESIDENT TAFT. Nov IL.
Hawaii a. via San Francisco, str ENTER
Hawaii IL, Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
via san Francisco; also parcel post mails Is
for for Samoan Is'snds and Austraiia' str
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies. Straits Set
couyer and Victoria. BC: also parcel post
mails for Shanghai City. ctr EMPRESS OF
AUSTRALIA. Nov Is I.l. s,,, rx.,.,
Indo China. Netherlands East Indies. Straits
Settlements and (tl Philippine Islands via
Seattle; ci also parcsl post mails for s Japsm snd
straits Settlements. str PRESIDENT
Hawaii q, FIJI Islands. New Zealand and sr
str NIAGARA. Nov 20 (c.
'ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
TO PM the next day will. provided there ie
tie In time for connection with the steamer
mentioned.
Supplementary malls accepted on pier.
tAll classes OF mail. including domestic
parcel post
Mails OF tho following dates. Melbourne
and Sydney Oct IL, Auckland 18th and
cisco per str Tahiti were dispatched East
on Nov 6. and malls dated Melbourne and
Sydney Oct II and Honolulu Slst. which ar
rived at San Francisco per str Ventura.
were dispatched East Nov Z. The malls
from str Tahiti are due In New York on the
morning of Saturday. Nov II. and those
from the str Ventura on the afternoon of
Saturday, Nov II.
Malls of the following dates. Singapore Oct
13. Manila 18th. Canton 18th, Hong Kong
18th. Shanghai 22d. Moukden Path and Yoko-
hama 2sth. which arrived per str President
Grant. were dispatched East from Seattle on
Nov Z and are due In New York on the
morning of Sunday. Nov r.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
ARRIVED.

Str Homeric CBrl, Southampton and Cher
hours Nov !, 20 the white Star Line. with
2T2 first, 2gs second cabin and $40 third class
passengers. mails and ndse. Went TO pier
10, North River.
Str vuerttemburE (Ger), Hamburg Oct 2s,
70 the Hamburg American Line. with u
cabin end Ts6 third class passengers. mails
and mdse Went 70 pier SO. North River.
Str Coldwster, Sunderland Oct "a. 10 n
Winchester Co, with C.5e0 tons OF coal.
Went to Astoria Light and Power co's pier.
Astoria. III
Str Joeeph seep, Mslno oct 2e, TO Robert
l. Hague. in ballast. Anchored or Tomp.
hnsvilie, ST.
str sixaols, cartssens Oct -. Porto Co
lonbia 20th, Santa Marta 3iet, Cristobai Nov
and Kingston 4th. 20 the United Fruit co,
with SO passenRers, malls and mdee. Went
TO pier iS East River.
Str Sheridan (Br). santos Oct ., Bahia
18th and Para oath, 20 the Lamporl a. Holt
Line, with ndcc Went to New York Dock
Co'e pier g. Brooklyn
Str stanley Dollar. Vancouver Oct 2. Girls
tobal 25d and Philadelphia Nov 3. to the
Dollar Steamship Line, with mdse. Went 20
pier >. Bush Docks Brooklyn.
str steel Inventor. Tacoma Oct 3. Seattle
9Th. Portland. Ore. 18th, Astoria iath San
Francisco i9th and San Pedro 2oth, 70 the
lsthmian Steamshp CO, with nldse. Went 20
pier 26, North River
Str G Harrison snith CBr). Cruz Grsnde
Oct 10 and cristobsl nov 1, to II L. Hague.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

with ore. Went TO Ore Dock. Constable
STR surinam, pemerara. Trinidad and st
Thomas. TO the Clyde Steamship Co. with
mdse
phia Nov 8, to the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went TO pier II.
East River.
S0th and Matanzas Nov (, to the Munson
steamship Lines, with mdse. Anchored off
Statue of Liberty.
% and Santiago Nov .. 10 the Luckenbach
Steamship Line, with sugar. Went 10 Soth
street, Brooklyn.
Str Fort 81 George CBr), Bermuda Nov Z,
to the Furness- Bermuda Line. with 26I pas
sengers. mails and Nose. Went to pier 95.
Str Guifprince, Port Arthur Nov 1. to the
Gulf Refining Co. with oil. Went 10 Bay
onne, NJ.
TO the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went TO pier 81, North River.
Str Lennpe Jacksonville Nov q and
Charleston 9th. to the Clyde Steamship Co.
With passengers and mdse. Went to pier 81.
STR NJ 8 ] Tracy. Norfolk. 10 the NJ & j
Tracy Co, with coal. Went 70 Hackensack,
Nj.
| Str Dorothy, Norfolk, 20 A II Bull & Co.
In ballast. Went 10 Morscs dry dock, Brook
Str jefferson. Norfolk to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse Went TO pier
81 North River.
Str Argus, Philadelphia. TO the Black Dia-
mond Steamship Co. Went to pier 3. Army
Base. Brooklyn.
Str Pittsburgh (Br). Philadelphia, TO the
White Star Line. Went to pier 81, North
River.
Str Wien DAM Newcastle. NIB. Nov 2. to
Moore & Mccormack. with lumber Went to
foot OF 65th street, Brooklyn.
Str Penobscot. Portland to the Pocahontas
Fuel Co.
Str Helen. Boston. 10 II Bull Co. Went
TO New York Dock Co.'S pier -, Brooklyn.
Str Menominee (Br), Boston. 10 the A.
lantic Transport Line. Went 10 pier 81.
North River
Str Steel Exporter. Boston. 10 the Tsthmlan
Steamship Co.
Tug Henrico towing 3 barges.
Tug Leopold Adler. towing barges.
Tug John A Hughes. towing barges.
Tug Minnie towing barges (off High
lands at . 04 PM).