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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
40 Grid Men Out
for Williston Team

NptVIdI IW IUF ITIUUUt.
WiIliston, y. d. Sept. 15.-While
the loss of Coach Cutting is a blow to
the Williston high school football team.
the boys are determined to give q good
account of themselves this year and
have begun active training under the
new coach, Bob Lowe. who is very well
impressed with the material available,
Forty boys appeared for the prelim-
mary work this week. 10 of them hav-
ing seen service in last years games,
The schedule so far made up pro
vides for games with Wolf Point, Gull
bertson, Dickinson and Bowbeils, and
it is probable that a game with Glen
dive will be scheduled.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
FOOTBALL
CUSTER

Would the fire arms used by Custer
Suit the Nimrod of today?
Would the coal oil lamp so ancient
Light our windows of display?
Then how can an old time garment
With it's rows Of buttons call
To a modern man, when Hatcnes
Has one button, that is all?
Copyright, 1922, Mixehassfe.
We feature Hatch One Button
Union Suits for men in a variety Of
styles, materials and prices to suit
every temperament and purse.
Luxurious new fall neckwear. Cut
silks from Americas finest silk looms,
and beautiful knit four-in-hands, modish
Fall Gloves of fabrics, silk mocha, or
cape feathers.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
Women Meef i'm Races
Sanctioned by A. A. u.

of fact the A. A. L. could not sanction
any of the meets held between women
until recently.
Medical examinations will be neces-
sary. and the number of events in
which any athlete may take part will
be fixed by the proper authorities. All
events, with the exception of those
held for the Life Insurance Athletic
League, are open to women athletes
not under 16 years of age. There will
be but three trials allowed in each
field event. No entry fee will be
charged and admission will be by in
v~itatiOn only.
A gold medal will be presented to the
winner of each event, a silver medal
to second and a bronze medal to the
third athlete to finish. Entries are
now closed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
TAYLOR DEFEATS FIELD

Atlantic City, \. J., Sept. 15-H. c.
Taylor of Tybee Island. Ga. captured
his first national trapshooting title
Friday when he defeated a field of 461
of the best men and women gunners
in the country in the preliminary event
of the Grand American Trapshooting
,nurnampDt
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
MOSQUITOES "a. TIGERS 3

The Mosquitoes completed their
baseball season Friday, when they de-
feated the Tigers by a score of IA TO
g on the North Side diamond. This
also the last game of the year for
the Tigers.
Batteries: Evans and Mcdonald:
Marietta and Moe.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
Browns Play Yankees
for Lead in League
i'm Three Game Series
Victory Today for St. Louis Would Put New
York Second on Ladder; Sisler Improved,
Hopes to Get Into Fray.

ST. Louis, Sept. I5.--Fans be-
gan gathering in front of the
Browns ball park here Friday
night awaiting the opening of
the gates Saturday afternoon to
admit them to the first of a
three-game series with the New
York Yankees. At 1890 Friday
night many fans were sitting on
boxes in front of the grandstand
entrance.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
DUNDEE WINS OVER SMITH

Aurora, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Mike Dundee,
bantamwewight. Friday night gained a
popular decision over Midget Smith of
New York. in q 10-round bout. frankie
Garcia of Los Angeles was given the
verdict over Jack Ellie of Chicago, in
an eight-round bout at 120 pounds.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
500 LICENSES U

Special to The Tribune.
Williston. n. D., Sept .15.-Nearly
500 hunting licenses have been issued
in Williams county this year. Ducks
and chickens are reported as being
plentiful. Seven hunting licenses have
been issued 10 women.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16

The first of a scheduled series of
post-season games between the Eagles
and the Electrics which was slated
for Sunday afternoon on the Earring
park field was cancelled Friday night
when it was learned that Alex Rem
near, star twirler for the Eagles, had
decided to play with the ducks Sun
day afternoon instead of the Eagles.
Bill Mckee, manager of the Eagles,
who steered his team under the wire
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. /; Philadelphia, >
Chicago, .; New York. 1.
Cleveland. 6; Washington. ..
St. Louis. I: Boston. /.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Vernon. o; Sacramento, J.
o. 3.
Portland. Q: San Francisco, /.
Seattle. 3: Los Angeles, q.
Oakland. .; Salt Lake, 4.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. 1: Pittsburgh, 1.
Philadelphia. 10; st. Louis, 8.
New York. I; Chicago, &.
Brooklyn. I; Cincinnati, ,.
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ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis, S; Milwaukee, 3.
st. Paul. >: Kansas City. 8.
No others scheduled.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16

The wife of General Longstreet. one
of Lees commanders at Gettysburg.
on July 3, 1922. witnessed a repetition
of the famous battle.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
PACIFIC COAST A


Reported for The Tribune by the United
States Weather Bureau at Helena.
Observations taken at q y. m. Sept. Is.
1922, for the preceding 81 hours;
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
BOSTON q. PITTSBURGH

Boston, Sept. 15.-Pittsburgh
dropped it's last Boston game of the
season Friday when Vanguard
pitched the home team to a win.
Score: r. H. E.
Pittsburgh 1000 900 100 3 2
Boston ..... .0O1 200 TO- ) /
Batteries: Glazner. Carlson and
Schmidt; Marquard and O'Neill
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16

Weather Conditions - Pacific slope.
Northwe est and Canadian Northwest:
An area of barometric high pressure
is moving down from Canals covering
the entire eastern part of the north
west. Temperatures over this entire dis
trict area were higher today than they
were at the previous writing. Pacific
coast temperatures are also higher.
Middle states temperatures are slightly
lower. No rain reported for Friday In
the northwest.
Montana Forecast
Generally fair Saturday and Sunday;
warmer east of the divide Saturday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-16
CHICAGO 2, NEW YORK I

Batteries: Pennock and Chaplin; Var
Glider and Severed.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
NATIONA LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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Giants Take Three
Games From Chicago,
Seven Straight Wins
Boston Wins From Pittsburgh,
Placing Six Contests Be-
tween Leaders.

New York, Sept. 15.-The New
York Giants made it seven in a row
and three straight from Chicago Fri
day by winning the last game of the
series. As Pittsburgh lost to Bos-
ton, the champions increased their lead
to six full games over the Pirates.
Score: r. II. E..
Chicago . O10 600 COS II 8
New York . 122 900 20x-7 1
Batteries: Osborne. StueIand.
Cheeves and O'FarreH; Hill, Scott
and Smith, Snyder.
PHILADELPHIA 10, ST. LOUIS 9.
Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-Two home
runs in succession by Henline and
Lee, in the ninth inning, with none
out, gave Philadelphia a victory over
st. Louis Friday. ~
Henline had three home runs out
of five times at bat. Roger Horns
by hit his thirty-sixth and thirty
seventh circuit clouts, the latter ty-
ing him with Williams, the American
league leader. Hornsby ran his hit
ting streak to 80 games by getting
a single in the first inning.
Score: r. II. E.
st. Louis ....101 500 600 ii o
Philadelphia 200 $50 2O2-1O Is 2
Batteries: Sell, Doak, Pedtica.
North, Sherdel and Clemens; Ring,
Winters, Weinert and Henline.
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DETROIT 8. PHILADELPHIA 2

Detroit, Sept. 15.-Detroit made a
clean sweep of the series with Phila-
delphia, taking Fridays game.
Score r. H. f.
Philadelphia g.. 600 O02 600 s ]
Detroit ....... POI O40 los 10 l
Batteries: Harris, O'Neill and Per
kins; Ehmke and Bassler.
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CLEVELAND 6, WASHINGTON S

Cleveland, Sept. 15.-George Mete-
vier, a rookie pitcher, made his major
league debut here Friday and defeated
the veteran Walter johnson in a pitch
ing duel, a ninth inning rally enabling
Cleveland to beat Washington.
Score r. II. f.
Washington . 300 900 O02-5 s /
Cleveland ..... OIL 01O O03-6 10 0
Batteries: Johnson and Picinich ;
Metevier and O'Neill.
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RRookIyN 7. CINCINNATI 2

Brooklyn, Sept. 15.-Brooklyn took
the odd game of the series with Gin
both Keck and Gillespie in timely
fashion.
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CHICAGO 2, NEW YORK
Chicago, Sept. 15.-Ted B~lankenship
held the Yankees to fOur scattered
hits Friday, while Chicago hit the
side-arm offerings of Carl Mays and
won, thereby breaking even on the
four-game series.
The lone score made by the Yankees
was the result Of a home run by Bob
Meusel.
Score r. II. f.
New York -. O1O 600 O0O-1 4 0
Chicago ...... COL 001 O06-2 8 0
Batteries: Mays and Schcang; L.
Blankenship and Schalk.
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Oscar d Bennett .is Sc cen,oy Island
pariY. SO ssE Ambrose July 10.
pawnse 90 q Ambrose July -.
pr@sifrnt Monroe 1901 y Ambrose July ~
san pruno rasrsd niri Rock GAN July ~
ear Gin isi sW Diamond July ~.
u Hunt a. ~ Diamond July 20
SUFFOLK tg WEW Nantucket July 70.
suhaIco $50 Nr Ambrose July 70.
suueissco no Wint~fquarter July ~.
suiorpco As Scotland July 20
Tirer 800 ENE Diamond July 20.
Transu0rtation ief Portland July ."
Vauhan ifl p Ambrose July 70
vsstfls i9i7 81 Ambrose July - 80 N,
vliis D'oran lat a5 % ION II ~ "
yirr.ri. Limited fsi Scotland July %.
" % ktrne al Halfmoon shoals july ~
YVulr0io 7E1 q Amhrore July -.
Zararr fsf from santisEo July ~.
zsda 800 y Ambrose July 20 a..
eanrarpar 100 y Scotland 7 PSI July 70.
crsuford 90 ENE Cape Henry july 20
de- Warrington 1.th Ambrose july =.
President Polk lat as IA y Jon - 81 "
cfRiMA 80 ssE Ambrose July -.
Gulf stream pd Overfalln Nv 5.4o Ia
vile is' p''oonn lat IS 81 y lon 50 50 W
Jas MeGs. ios WE cape Iiatisras July 2,
Eiwich PARK lat 81 90 \ ion7s 10 IS PA
San SaEario 80 Ambrose July -.
Warvefter l10 ENE Bermuda July 70.
sarahy 1000 Z Ambrose July 20.
Ausable lat e. 81 ~ Ion - o. W July ~
Sacbochea ~ WsW Vineyard ~ July ~
Fenchurch lat 80 rs " lon cs W July 70.
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Financial Items

A. n. Kcndrick. a member Of the Stock
Exchange Of the nrm Of Peil A White.
was elected yestsrday 20 membership IN
the New York Cotton Exchange.
william u. Compton Company and Hal.
sey. Stuart a Co are Offering a block Of
1901. 900 state Of Louisiana Port Commits.
sion serial 5 per cent gold bonds due 1870
20 1871 inclusive a. price 10 yield 40
per cent.
james ?. McCleiiand has been appointed
assistant vlce-preslfent Of the New York
Trust Company. IN charge OF the Indus
trial department.
The protective COMMITTEES OF the "Big
Four preferred stock has issued a call for
the deposit of this stock with the com
mittee The letter states that It's oppo-
sition 10 exchange for New York Central
preferred stock Is based on earnings Of the
A. contrasted with earnings Of the New
York Central available for dividends. on
the amount of assets securing big Four"
preferred stock a. against the book value
o. New York Central. and on tho fact that
By acquiring the majority Of rig -Four"
stock New York Central viii Be able 10
control the issue OF bonded debt and nego-
tiatlon Of leases involving an Increase In
fixed charges. Preferred stockholders are
invited 20 deposit their stock with the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company.
report store sales Tor June al ii.fs1.ofs
an increase Of f1fl15 oversaies FOR the
Same period In the previous year. Sales
for SIX months ending June amounted 10
is.fo5.sbe. an Increase Of ff9.6lo over the
first half Of last year. These figures DO
not include Wholesale or jobbing depart
mcrts
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& d to Meet
7 owe To-day on
New Ship Pact
Contract Between u. {. Lines
and North German Lloyd
10 Be Discussed by Las
ker and Other Officials
g Members Arrive in City
Agreement Not To Be Made
Public, Chairman Says;
Approval Is Expected
e Members Arrive in City

The new agreement between the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany and the United States Lines will
be discussed to-day at q meeting Of
Shipping Board officials with W. J.
Love, vice-president Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, who returns this
morning on the Resolute. Mr.. Love
headed the delegation Of American on
Gals who conducted the negotiations in
Germany.
Mr.. Love will be greeted by the
largest number Of Shipping Board and
Emergency Fleet Corporation officials
who have been In New York in months.
Among those who arrived yesterday
were A. D. Lasker. chairman; Elmer
Schlesinger. general counsel; J. II.
Sheedy, r. p. Farley and J. B. Smull,
vice presidents. and S. II. d. Freund.
general counsel for the Fleet Corpora
tion.
Mr. Lasker said yesterday that the
board would give immediate attention
20 the proposed arrangement with the
German Line. The agreement, he said,
would not be made public.
II is understood that under the new
plan the United States Lines will
establish its own agencies in Germ an
cities and that the North German Lloyd
will act as agent for the United States
Lines in Bremen only. In view Of the
fact that the German company now has
its own Offices throughout this country,
has number Of ships in operation
under its own flag and no longer has
20 meet a hostile public sentiment
there is strong belief that its o.i-
cials have been able 20 drive a shs rper
bargain than two years ego.
Representatives Of the North German
Lloyd In his city may be called in con-
ference 70 expedite a decision on the
part Of the board. The board considers
the German arrangement as a matter
OF the utmost Importance with regard
20 its plans eventually 20 sell the ships
and services OF the United States Lines
Several Of the Shipping Board Off
cials will take Up other matters while
they are IN New York. Mr. Sheedy is
actively engaged in making a survey Of
the idle ships. NJ. Schlesinger is Civ
ing attention to the hundreds Of legal
controversies in which the Fleet Cor
are pending in which Mr.. Farley is in
terestsd.
Mr.. Lasker was asked yesterday
about the report that A. f. Mack, d.
rector Of the eastern district, will ter
inmate his connection with the board
ia September. Chairman Lasker an
Syered that he had not yet taken up
Inv question with Mr.. Mack. but that L
was the hope o. the commissioners
that he would agree to remain.
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Freight Ships Due

Dee To-day
vessel Port ArencI
coneios. Lisbon. July :. C p Mallory CO
Nsbraskan' Los Ahssle', JuEs .l.t,.
Maeklnav. London. July ].
Int Mercantile Marine
Bandu. Sierra Leone. July :.
Koyo Msru. san Francisco. June u;
Togo klaen Haiaha
Bsnsrophon. Aigisru. June u via Boston.
Punch. Edge A CO
Edward Luckenbach. Los Angeles. June -.
Luckonbach s 8 Co
Eastern Coast. Grangemouth. July g.
SusquehannA Corp
oaineo Hull; July =,
EhsrmSns Wilson iAn'
westport Grcenock July 4.
susqashsnaa s 8 Corp
Bethore. Cfistotai. July i2......Or Co
Due Tomorrow
Casper. Santos. June %.
international Ffeightins Corp
Edgehili. ANTWERP. July Z.
Sonora. punklrk. June IT,. French Line
Vuie d'Oran. Palermo. July ;.
Algerian-Ameriean Line
Due Sunday
Port Alma London. July So. cunard Line
Elrgilia London. July H.. Crnard Line
Northwestern Miller. London, July ! VIA
Phiiadeiph.a. .Fufness, Witty q CO
Blossom Heath. AiEicrs. July t..Kerr CO
Alaska Maru. san FRANCHISE. June 30.
Osaka Shoaen Kaisha
Due Monday
cabo vniano. Seville. July g. Ybarra Line
Glen. Rotterdam. July TO-
Cosmopolitan Line
Brahehoim. Gothsnburg. July Z.
Furnesf. Witty n Co
Sylvan Arrow. Hull. July q
s andard Transportation Co
So TX. Bscnos Ayes. July g.. Kerr Co
Due Tuesday
West Inskip Antwerp July II.
Black Diamond s Corp
Euryades. Port said. July !.
Punch Edye a CO
Stanley Dollar, San Francisco. July as
Dollar s Lines
Due "Wednesday
Hamburg. July Z. Kerr s CO
Iue Thursday
Mcraba. London. July 80.
Atlantic Transport Line.
Gaelic Prince. Gibraltar. July IS.
Furnesa Witty a CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
State Department Has
Foreign Ship Claims

Claims Of foreign governments
against the Shipping Board and the
United States for money due from war
operations have been referred 20 the
State Department for settlement, Elmer
SchlesinFr, general counsel, said yes
terday. The most important Of these
ere the Norwegian and Italian cases.
The British negotiations have already
been completed with the payment Of
,l2,0O0.O0O 70 the board, which, il is
understood, will place the sum 20 the
credit Of the construction loan fund
authorized by the Jones act
The Italian claim Is for about $780,
000. 1000. The offer Of the board 10
settle for a much smaller sum was re-
jected. The Italian government wishes
the amount, asked as an overpayment
fer the transportation Of war supplies
deducted from its debt 20 this country
The State Department is also hand.
linz the Norwegian claims, upon which
negotiations begin Tomorrow az The
Hague. II The demands OF the Norwe-
eisns were paid in full tho cost TO the
United States would be around 5000
600, and the decision would reopen the
hoodgatc 10 claims from other nations
The State Department will fight the
question vigorously.
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BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co., Inc.

Position At noon. distances IN miles IN.
less otherwise specified.
Afel ez y By y Nantucket Nv July 90
Afoundria 800 NJ Bermuda July ~.
America due Quarantine midnight July II.
CarplGka $50 ID Cape Henry July 90
Celtic expected arrive Quarantine Sunday
afternoon
City o. Montgomery 40 y Diamond
shoals ~ July 10.
clsyarask 900 81 Cape Henry July 10.
Edgehill al = Ambrose Nv July 20.
Edith 7o5 Scotland " July 10.
~ Alba Is " Diamond Shoals Nv July 70.
Espc rama "a 3 Scotland Nv July 20.
Ethel freda 30 81 Ambrose Nv July 10.
Evelyn lsz Nj san Juan July 10.
Eninghan 585 kSE Cape Henry July -.
Eastern Dawn % = Ambrose Nv July 20
Evergreen CITY 80 Sc Diamond shoai,
France OLa) due Quarantine a. m. July
Frederik VIII 1900 = Ambrose Lv July 20.
Gedania % sandy Hook July 90.
Glenridge ca So Ambrose Nv July 10
0ulfqueen 200 ; BrentOn Reef Nv July 10.
Henry X Mallory 80 Scotland Nv July
Illinois lat 20 o. Ion u 81 July 10.
Italia so S Nantucket w July 20
Juniata z5 L Fire Island " July 20.
Limon 2ls s Scotland Nv July 10.
Mslestic expected arrive Quarantine
Metapan 2s7 3 scotland w July %.
Monmouth go 2 Ambrose ~ July 10
Mount Clinton asa Ambrose IL July
-.
Nantucket II sw Firo Island ~ July 70.
Ohioan passed Jgpiter N July 10
ontario 30 sF Fire Island Nv July 20.
Phoenix 90 nantucket Nv July rs.
Ponce 5i1 san Juan July 70.
President Adams 1s3 Z Ambrose Lv July
20.
President Polk lat 81 80 Ion ~ % July IS.
sag HErbor 1c7 b Sandy Hook July 10.
san Bias IL Nantucket Nv July 20.
san Juan LETT S1n Juan 2 M July -.
stanley Dollar LIS r Scotland Nv July 20.
san Jacinto go 8 Scotland ~ July 20.
Suffolk sc WiW Nantucket ~ July 20.
TaEcrcd lat % 80 Ion 90 So July 10.
Tiger 500 s Nantucket Nv July 20.
Iritonia $50 sN Nantucket LY July 20.
Nauban 2s3 y Ambrose Nv July 20
Nsncolte lat - 10 Ion g. 50 July 20
Nestris i.2i7 81 Ambrosc Nv july %.
Vulcan City 2l5 p SANDY Hook July 70.
West Zola 800 . Cape Nay July ~.
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Radio Corpn. of America

positions are "a noon. distances In miles.
unleal Otherwise stately
a l. Kent p Napsc July 20.
America efs J. ambrose July 20
American sta' "a Ne Cape CharleF July 20.
Befhore LAT 81 90 y lon - OF W July 10.
Bylayi paa1ed farncgat noon July 20.
Caracas i.i5g 3 Ambrose July is
Chas Hafwood 20 W SAND KEY July 10.
Chss Pratt ~ Hatteras July 20.
COastwise - :. By = Wlnterquarter July 20.
David McKclyy y Boston July 20
PASSPORT Ia ~ Cape May July 20
EdFehill f2f 2 Ambrose July 20
Edward Luck ntaeh ii5 s Delaware Capes
July 10.
Flrm0re 5s7 s Ambrose July 70
Fred w Weller 81 y Hatteras July 20
CeCania 100 T. ambrose 8 Az JUL so
George V Barnes g52 W sald Key July 70.
Cienpooi ~ y Diamond July 90
Herbert Wyiie 1o5 " sand Key July T.
n l. Pratt as y Diamond July se
John y Archbold 40 SsW Diamond July 20.
Kerhonkson 81 Ambrose July 20.
Munalbr0 3 Scotland July 20
Nora 5sz w Sand Key July 10.
Norfolk - s Portland Lv July a.
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Passenger Ships Due

Resoiuie. Hamburg July Il; 70 United
American Lines with malls, Is expected 20
dock $40 a. m al Pier &c. y yves;
tsth ST..
Vandyek (Br). Hamburg July .; 20
Royal Mail Steam Packet 60 with malls.
s expected 10 dock forenoon a. Pier ~.
y r tnorton ST..
America. Bremen July IL. 10 Uniiod
States Lines with mai f. expected 10
dock late afternoon at Ter !. H0Dokcn.
Henry X Mallory. Gal on uiy j., 10
Mallory s Co. a. exp tee % dock fore
noon az Pier ~. y 2 Charlton 80.
El Vale. Galveston lIly 20 southern
Pacific Co: is expected 20 dock afternoon
AZ Pier fi ~ Il Jane 80.
city 1t 81 L0uis. Savilrah July IL; 20
ocean = . Co. Is expected 10 dock az Pier
f5 = X lspring 80.
Due Tomorrow
rance (Fr). Havre July u.s.. 70 French
Line with malls. IL expected % dock fore
noon al Pier o.. y p fWes. 18th At.
Ryndam (DD. Rotterdam July II. 20
Hoiiand-America Line with malls; u ex-
pecied TO dock afternoon At foot 9th A.
Hoboken.
Eo0a 8or.. san Pedro June -. TO " r
Grace A CO. it expected 10 DOCK forenoon
at Pier 80. Is kiyn Atlantic Basinl.
Due sunday
Celtic (Br). Liverpool July -. 10 White
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e.. la. with malls. u expscted 20 dock
Afternoon a. Pier 90. y u west JON ~.
Giuseppi Verdi Otal! Naples July ~ 70
Mcdonnell a Truda With mails, n ehprctsa
10 dock forenoon a. Pier -.
'Ii9l1 ns -. Port Limon July it'. 10
RATED pruif 90 With malls. IL expected 20
dock Afternoon 81 Pier 49, thaiisn
Due Monday
y..sef Port. AEtncy.
csronis. Southampton. July IS
N"''"'-' Cunard 9 Co
Fr.asrlk VIII. chris'iania July ~
scandinavian American Line
Caracas. caracas. July u
Gan Juan San Juan. July -.
Fort Victoria. Hamilton. July ~.
Furness. witty CO
Flora. Cape HaytL July -.
paracoa. Kingston. July is....clyde s CO
Duo Tuesday
Noun, clinton. Hamburg. July 10.
United American Lines
Majestic. Southampton. July -.
white Star Line
slboney. Havana. July ~
Due Wednesday
President Polk. Chsrbourg. July u.
u Lines