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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26

add the Advertisers to their list OF VIC
Tins. Other West Philly contests are !:
T.. Il. Stern & Co.. at Monotype, ana
Puritan at Stonehurst.
Then Downtown
All the big teams are playing down
town. Great excitement is expected in
the vicinity of Thirteenth and Johnson
streets, where the Old Timers meet the
South Philly Hebrews. in the opening
game of n series to settle the cham
pionship Of Thirteenth md Johnson.
Records were made last season when
the same clubs clashed and should
happen again. Jack Hines has new
club within the past week. and expects
to lower the colors Of his rivals. Man.
ager Gottlieb looks for an easy victory:
The South Phils meet another hard
foe in the Eagle Silks. Manager Ru-
dolph has displayed many big state
teams at Broad and Bigler streets this
week and all have been among the top.
former big league players in their line
M and their record for the season is
among the best of up State mines.
The Fleisher yarners who are travel.
ing at terrific pace, take on Dick
Smiths Philly Terminal boys. The
Yarners dropped close 80 contest
to Smiths team at Pottstown the other
Sunday and are anxious to even the
score. With Bill Grushaber or Huber
on the hill against Bob David or Eddie
Bariess, the downtown fans should wit
ness the best game Of the season. All
records for attendance at Fleisher were
broken in their last home game on
! Tuesday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Phillies in Slump, Drop Ninth Successive Game
Today's Independent Games

Chester nt J. & J. Dobson. Thirty-afth and
Brcokisn Royal Giants at Baltimore Blach
Cuban Stars at wildwood. Dlttmnn and
=. y. stern Co. ut Monotype. Forty
seventh and Spruce streets.
Fox Motor 1T Merrill A. A.. Thlrtieth ana
Puritan at stonehurst. Forty-ninth and
"Td PhiiadeipSia Terminal ut F1eisher. Twenty
Millticie At Forty eighth Ward. Twenty
nth and SNYDER avenue. ,,.,,,,- p..,s .,,,
Madison stars ct Donovan-Armstrons.
FOrty-ninth and Walnut streets.
Harry A. Mickey Club at Shanahan.
Forty-eleht cnd Brown streets. .
III Brothers at BartrGm Park. Fifty"
fourth and ElmwcoSS avenue.
Wiiminston at st. COLUMBIA. Twentyfourth
and ANeEheny avenue. ,,..
Mount Carmel at North Phillles. Fourth
and WinsohockinG streets. ,,
Oii-Timers at south Philly Hebrews
Hank and Trust IRaE,ie--West philsdsl.
| phin Title and Trust vs.. Real Estate Tlte
and Trust. EiGhteenth and Rockland streets;
National Bank and Trust Ieasue,1irar,d
National Bank vs.. Ninth National BANK
PhiIadeiph,s Navy Yard League e-U. 3.
Marine. VI. Z; 8; Relief. las +. M'' League
Pennsyivania Railroad General 0ince
Inasuc-Reiief vs.. Motive Power. Forty
fourth and Parkslde avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Scraps About Scrappers

!shnny Hauba. OF Wilmington. will have
opportunity tonight to add greatly TO
s .IS. RII,,iss I IN a bout with Piet Hooin' o.. OF
@s American. They meet In the star bout
s;,df: sas S;smers 6; nmIs: Other ,rumbers; Matty
Hsnan a. Frankie Ts sesrp Frseke
yaro vs.. Eddie Dempsey and Al Marke
~ Johnny Adams
G Gcaia. 4. ssH. sSrns Hsrssssn as the
NO being technically knocked out by Vim
ssh, I'LL L0pTSI TW,tt At atlantic City, last Monday
d in the ower Ecpss SAYS we're snrns
,i.!' and Referee Harry Ertie tho"sht se ut Il
sIls made mistake, but he wouldn't admit
n,sHa,:y ,Iss,y nsh, H viii pair on in @ an eight. fa
VII sSHass m.e, w''S W,'e Green Max Williamson
sEehtd asE nrith with Jack Darcy. Terry Jones faces
sSSex SSs o,!n p,i!ion and Charley Green opens the
,,s,s,,on ne dSrk horse who may spring the rea!
nneu Men epS at ,hs PhIs', Park viii be Earl
.ur H's Scui.h TIE IN cs''forna lshtTe!sht has Won
'nm. M'nsond George Erne. Young A Reno HaG,s and
i.4%H otheS MHTnny nnmbo He meets Joe Tlpli,z and
KapI%n and George s"VSsSh SSsney takSs ,ssKIe, @.
Herman Miller. Of Baltimore 10 u,,cb.a
n!nree bouts. He meets Ad stone her. at
Snsr y fSrk next Monday night. Fay
Ssiimsc;rea. any June Jim Ho''ard' twelve rounds
a.;m, .pasrrinE s,,iE mariner for Jack Dempsey.
ssi simaR Rs Miii"r I.,"r mad" quite rep Tor him.
"T sSrs" VI" Park haze nsx, ne SoSsnH snSh nsn xh
sr also has met PSnams ANA zoe eny usr. h'tn, I'm
- twn wII, and Fay Kaiser The Miller ston. s set. set.
sywR,seHn LAW. SR on as S,;,s semi Anal to the Johnny
.dio st s!9sh TO- vs.. Ray Mitchell Joe Rltchis US
kcht1'.rT TamHo and Bobby Wolsast VS. MART
en- 10 m0o t'nss has matched Hank iMcGov,
d the e,t H,eet Patsy Wallace in the star bou,
lrlsh Edaflona daaflonal Club next "Wednesday night
schnny a CsyIp Ine'mps"y n, will box, Al Conway
:sn. "a nhnTos.dway will pair on with Kit
Win Joa Jsaa pN ga Bebe viii give an exhibition
heplns Mace West Pi lille ligh,weieht I.
assiun, al AZ sSnaGr by training IN his own sym,
iin.pounders H. Man Is open to meet any OF the
shly HIu Haa, "1ih ~ Johnny Mckee. los. an and
80 Mcf'srern ts anx,ou, 70 90,
q a9ung Fulton AT Aiien,"wn Hasnea &c sc
'" ooN Mt Lancaster and York
,.a,iaayS Belmont is having ,ro,,,. .,,.
Hs with with hyweIshts. moi oniv ,n pbi,.dn bi,s,,nf
N WI W the State as we'll :" '"''''''
;. Viis,,Sani ,Saniln. a Scranton lightweight. /.
'S.poundSrs. Ho Io'"s s,, here for matches witt
win George Russell. ''' u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

reSTeHOAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Esss'y" ssss'y" D. p"HIIS%Si!SSsi H%is!SSsins, s'' sscs :ss
EE,,sSn,shs EE,rssSsnn,s s., nS.,'. ,.,,., .,s y,
,smh' rnn.' rrn' rsnr' hrst game; second game post
i:oston.New York. not scheiuled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athlct'c;s,Bostcn; po,stponed. rain.
Detroit New 4; c!:,f,."H' yc!s. q &sa.nlnston. 4.
Chicago-St. Louis. rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore. g; Jersey City. 8.
syrncuse. 8; Toronto. I.
ROrhester-DuffalO. not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. y, Columbus. 2 20 innings.
%i%S;sssssii: ssi ks":; ::;. City. B.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Chsttanoosn. 5; New Orleans. tarst
View Orleans. !: Chattanooxa. I tsecond
Other games postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
MiatsaFSid Tit,saeid- New y Haven HnlSanS; Gain. In,
Sprinsfic,d-Hartford train).
Ftchburg-BridgepOrt (rain).
TODAYS SCHEDULE
NATlONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Phiiadelphia 1.-TWO gamcs) ''
Chicago at Cincinnati 1.-TWO Eames).
Boston at New York.
Pittsburgh ut 81. Lonis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Boston.
Cleveland Rt Detroit
st. Louis at Chicago.
WashingtOn-New York. not scheduled,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark at Reading.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Syra ctse- Toronto. not scheduleti
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
another Knockout for M,r,,,

4 B. FI%Si sSd ,n,k., ,Ark., May 20 bob Martin,
; scored his hi'n,ied nin.tS. esfs,SSvywsiSht cham:
Ne thirnt Ne stopped Sailor Hi Maxon,
ptek. "Sa atS round Of q. scheduled ten round
&flsh,.second and twice In the third before
scuSt punch hattsued him for the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
NJ, c"orV'ch viii Run at latonja

Fhn, Hsnn.. o.. Miy 20. -- Colonel Matt
ieckey CInb manager OF the Kentucky
Tom New announced here on his return
y Benjamin 'TH Riothat that he mas. the assurance
n.sntucky Darn, hm,ocMi owner Of Norwich, the
700 added '22D,oOG snecisl Race and the sis.
sesns Its meo,tnla m,a,tnnla Derby at Latonla, which
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-19

Charles F. West spent several days
in Kelvin the past week in the inter-
ests of the Consolidated Exploration
company. Mr.. West is field manager
for the Consolidated.
Great Falls Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Holterby and daughter, Pau
line, are in the city from their home
at Sweet Grass. Mr.. Holterby is
editor of the Sweet Grass Advocate
and is enthusiastic as to the future
of the oil development in northern
Toole county. New rigs are spudding
in every day in the Sunburst field
and the interest of the oil operators
is now centered on the Louis we'll,
is expected to be brought into
production at any hour, he says.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-19

The Guy Seekins house and lots has
been sold to Roy Pilling, manager of
the Monarch Elevator Co.
William Levy of Choteau has tac-
cepted a position with the Monarch
Lumber Co. at the local yard.
S. L. Balls has purchased a good
house on a lot and it will be used by
Ray Kaufman for a residence.
Theo. Foss, who started the White
Lunch as soon as the Sunburst boom
started, has added ar addition to his
place.
O. C. Prindle is excavating on a
resident lot and will move in a sub
s~tantial house from the country for q
dwelling.
Wheeler Bros. opened their big new
restaurant at 0 Wednesday. They
are fixed up for a first class place
with booths and soft drink bar in
connection.
Mr.. Smith of Conrad has accepted
a position at the Gorham store. An
other addition to the clerical force of
this establishment is Mr.. Hall of
Spokane.
Concrete is being poured for the
basement of the hotel that is being
for E. L. Nolan. The compile
ton of this new hotel, said to be about
forty-five rooms, will give Sunburst
is second hotel and will help relieve
he sleeping situation.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-19
:: Sunburst Locals ::

Sunburst, July 13.-Sunburst is to
have a third store. P. A. st. Armour,
who has conducted a store in Great
Falls, began the erection of a building
on Main street today and will open a
general store Is soon as it is COM
pleted. MI,
J.. Rinburger has purchased a lot
with intention of building a butcher
shop.
J. e. Luttrell has purchased a lot
on r. R. avenue and is erecting a
blacksmith shop.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-19

| j. L. Nett of the Sunburst TOWNSHIP
company, accompanied by Mrs. Nett
motored to Kelvin Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Mintline of
Helena motored to Kelvin last week
and spent several days looking over
the oil fields.
Michael Leanord of Conrad was a
business visitor in Kelvin Tuesday.
Mr.. Leanord is with the Conrad Mer-
camille company.
The auto owner who failed to have
hung a state license tag on his buggy
before last Friday probably had a
serious conversation with w. I. Bal
lard who was in Kelvin that day rep
%resenting the state tagging depart
ment. He said there were quite a few
here who had neglected this duty. Mr..
Ballard is also deputy state oil in
spector.
f. J.. Nevills, who conducts a shoe
shop at Sweet Grass and an old time
ranchman of this territory, was in
Kelvin Thursday night after driving
over the field the previous day. Mr..
is a great booster for the oil
field and was one of the many early
investors here. In addition to his shoe
business he is about to open a lodging
mouse in the city on the border.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-19
THE WEEK in kelvin

5 Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Maher motore
: to Sunburst Sunday.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Roper of Havr
motored to Kelvin Monday.
Andy Noonan of Crosby, N. D., wa
a visitor in Kelvin Saturday.
, Ruth Dahl left Kelvin Monday t
take a position in Glacier Park.
H. L. Herrin of Monarch was a bus
mess visitor in Kelvin Saturday.
George Moller of Great Falls wa
in Kelvin Wednesday on business.
E. T. Bowden of Taber was a bus
mess visitor in Kelvin Wednesday.
w. R. Davis of Marion, Indiana
was in Kelvin on business Thursday.
Joe Donnelly and Heinie Rogers of
Havre were Sunday visitors in Kelvin.
C. N. Gordon of Calgary was in
Kelvin Sunday and Monday on bust
ness.
M. C. Green was a business visitor
in Great Falls a few days of last
week.
John T. Jarrett, a merchant of
Portland, Oregon, was in Kelvin
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Goeddertz spent
last week in Great Falls shopping and
on business.
Mrs. Carrie Protto and Miss Flor
ence Protto of Helena were visitors
in Kelvin Friday.
Peter Delre and a friend, of Cut
Bank motored to Kelvin and the oil
field Wednesday.
Louis Emard left Monday for Bur-
dette, Alberta, where he will spend a
week with his parents.
William Finder of the Monarch
Lumber company spent Saturday in
Great Falls on business.
D. M. Brilliant of the Shelby Mer-
camille company was in Kelvin Friday
and Saturday on business.
L. P. Jackson and family motored
TO Shelby Friday and from there took
The train to Great Falls.
George Chambers of Chester motor
ed to Kelvin Sunday and spent the day
looking over the oil field.
L. N. Eckel, proprietor Of the Eckel
hardware store in Shelby, was a visi-
in the oil fields. Wednesday.
Dan Maher is finishing up his
bungalow nea the school house which
las been rented by T. j. Power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson and
he formers sister, of Kippen, paid
levin a visit the first of the week. :
Frank Clark of Havre and Frank
of Great Falls were taking
4 the Oil Center City together last
Eddie White and A. j. Broadwater
f Havre motored to Kelvin Monday
nd spent the day looking over the
il fields.
Miss Marie Nyshak left Monday for
reat Falls where she will take a po-
in the Gordon Campbell office
f that city.
Jimmy Rookie left Tuesday after
for Great Falls to see the De-
ney-Shepard bout, but owing to the
ain wreck this side of the Falls, he
rived too late to see the big match.
r. B. Glover and M. K. Gordon of
ascade spent Friday and Saturday in
evin and looking over the oil field.
r. Gordon and Mr.. Glover are former
associates Of M. C. Green Of
is city.
John Bassett and three other drill-
S were expecting to go to Winnett
st week to go on holes being made
the deep sand by the Mid-Northern
that field. They had been with this
mpany before and the strike in the
eper sand there has hoped up
illing activities.
P. Kinnear, a driller and experience
oil field man Of Casper, Wyoming,
ent some time in the Kevin-Sun-
rst field during the past week and
20 made 2 short trip into Canada,
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

Tug Norfolk. towing barges Cat l2:oo
PND.
Steam canaiboat Higginson Mfg Co NO 4
Steam iightet Service Cat 1925 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc. New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America.
Marion. Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May. N. J. slWCY). In CO.
operation with the Seanan's
Church Institute Of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
SAILED.

strs Livingston Roe. Trieste via Philadel-
phla: o r Waring. Galveston; Cathlamet
pasar &c; YstuS hrS DaSs TsmDso Tync 3T9
BGe' Bremen rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam )
julia LqsSen1ssn: l Los snseIe; ezumS m esrS
Norfolk: Siboney. Havana. &c; Apache.
Charleston &C; Momus. New Orleans;
pool; Virginia Limited, Richmond: Lapiand
Gsr). Antwerp; Ponce. San Juan. &C: Came
ronia lBr), Glasgow; Vacuum; Tampico :
Curacao. &c Rosalind lBD. Halifax. Ms.
&C; Alvarado (Br). Buenaventura. &c
Nueces. Galveston; zacapa; Havana; &C.
Savannah; Hayo Maru (Jap). Genoa: Indian
Prince (Br). Santos. &c; Lake Galisteo. San
sfrs, ,>Kashu Maru (Jap), Yokohama: San
Pablo (Br). Santiago. &c.
Strs Steel Exporter. Boston; FL Alba, Gal
yeston Hamilton: Norfolk; songvand (Nor'
Malta, &c; jeff Davis, -.
strs Missouri (Br). London: Bogota. Port
ag Prince nc n Henry gary a Wilton Sabine. osssd
out Quarantine at Z: 40 AND.
Sailed 3D. strs HeiRe (Dan). Santiago and
on NortSs Ts'e Tsmpn
Sagua. San Juan; Lake Fannin, Whining
ton, &c.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Saturday. Nov 4. 1922. at 3 AM. as reported
by. the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and thirty hundredths (30.30) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-nine and six-tenths 1890 millimeters.
Captains of all vessels now lying In or near
the ports of New York and Brooklyn can
advanta geouely the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or ADJUST
ment.
Wind at Sandy Hook 2 PM. NV. light
breeze: cloudy; smooth sea.
"
T. Cnpfipuaa m Eavyowluu Daua
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

A G Bedford rs N Jupiter 4th.
Alaskan 25 NE Navassa Island Pm 30.
Albert Watts 100 SW Hatteras 4th.
Bylayl 1 NV Cape Henry 4th.
Byron D Benson Is97 Sc San Pedro Sd.
A Garfield 275 SW Nantucket ,4th.
Cauplln 300 f Boston L 4th.
Charles NJ Everest 1873 NE Jupiter 4th
Charles Pratt 261 SSW Hatteras 4th.
City of Columbus 115 NNE Hatteras 4th.
City of Montgomery passed Winter Quarters
Delaware Sun 1877 Sc Hatteras Sd.
Dochra 80 S Balboa 3d.
El Captain 1870 Sc Ambrose L 4th.
FL Mundo 283 NE Jupiter Sd.
j. r Kemp 102 SW Hatteras 4th
Eugene r Thayer ia Hatteras 4th.
Feltore 165 Hatteras Sd.
Frederic Ewing 1870 w Sand Key Sd.
Frederic Kellogg 16o w by s Sand Key
General W Gorsas LIT Scotland L
Sd.
Great City 100 ssE Cape May 9Th.
c Folger 100 overfalls l. 4th
Halfmoon 81 r Boston l. 4th
Hattie Luckenbach .16o from Cape May ath'
Hedge 65 Sc Cape May 4th.
c White 26 g by n Winter Quarters l.
4th.
J n Pew II Hatteras 4th.
Jaapa 400 T. Ambrose l. V 4th.
John ID Rockefeller 235 S Ambrose 4th.
Joseph NJ Cudahy 16 S Hatteras 4th.
Luckenbach ,03s S Ambrose l. V 4th.
Kerhoukson 2675 w Londonderry 4th.
Macabi 5f5 Nantucket l. 4th.
Mineoa 3a9 S Ambrose l. V 4th:
Mobile City 1921 Cape May Sd.
Mundelta PA Hatteras 4th.
Muneric lat 81 30. Ion II 48. 4th.
Narbo 90 y Key West 4th.
Orrnes $40 Overfalls l. 3D..
Pastores All s Scotland l. 4th
Paul II Harwood f3 ESE Contoy Island 3D.
Porto Rico 5l7 Scotland L V ith.
Robert Il Hopkins 15a WNW Trrtngas 80.
Robin Hood $40 SsE Cape Henry Sd.
Rochester 800 SW Hatteras fth.
Rudolf Albrecht 230 from Cape May 1880
PM Sd.
santa Iuisa 662 S Ambrose L 4th.
Santa Rosalia $40 Sc Cape May 9Th
Santa Teresa 520 S Ambrose l. 4th.
Socony 125 n Hatteras 4th.
South American 1872 by f Ambrose l. V
Sd.
Southern Cross 2a5 Sc Ambrose l. 4th.
Springfield 51S r Sandy Hook 4th.
Standard 90 San Salvador 4th.
Steel Navigator SO NE Mona Island Sd.
Suffolk IL Sw Fire Island L 4th.
Sunbeam ~ SW Panama Sd.
Sunoil 81 n Hatteras l. V 4th.
Thomas p Beal 100 n San Salvador Sd.
Vistula IL Scotland l. V 9TH.
w II Libby 226 NE Jupiter 4th.
W l. Steed 10 ~ Hatteras 4th.
Walter Jennings 10 NE Hatteras 4th.
West Arrow 2G0 T. Ambrose l. 4th.
West Campgaw ~ n Gutcanso Sd.
West Durfee $40 ENE CAPE Henry 4th
william G Warden 375 Cape May 4th.
william Green 21s S Ambrose l. v 4th.
William Rockefeller 113 S Ambrose 4th
winona 10 w by 8 Cape Sable 4th.
Zulia 4S3 S Scotland l. V 4th.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
CLEARED.

Str Riol (Br), Lawson, Liverpool and Lon
don (generaD-United States Navlgation 20; 20;
Str Scandia DAM. Simonsen. Nyporg ION
and generaD-R l. Hague.
Str Sierra Nevada (Ger), Block, Bremen
(generar-North German Lloyd.
Str Kashu Maru (Jap), Araki, fokohama
and Kobe via Galveston (generaD-Harris'
Str Eumaeus (Br). Read. Yokohama. Kobe
and Shanghai Via Norfolk and Panama Ca
nal (generaD--Funch, Edge Co.
Str City Of Newcastle (Br). parrington,
and Panama Canal (generaD-Norton. Lilly
" Motor ship sonsvand (Nor). svensen. An
tofagasta, Valparaiso and San Antonio (geh-
eraD-Ardmore Steamship Co.
Str Barstow. Mccarthy. Buenos Aires (bal-
last)-United States Shipping Board.
Str Robert Luckenbach. Meany, Los An
geles, San Francisco, &c. via Philadelphia
and Panama Canal acknowledgements
Steamship Co.
guayra Porto Cabello via San Juan (gen-
eraD-Bliss. Daliett co. ~po.o ,o
str Ponce. Strumm. San Juan. Ponce, &c
(general)-New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Co.
Str Bog Bosota. ia. Smith. Port au Prince. Kings
ton. &c 5general)-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Colon, Haynes. Port au Prince and
Cristobal (generaD-Panama railroad steam
Str Lake Fernwood. Mathews. Nuevitas.
Porto Tarafa, &c (generaD-Atlantic Fruit
Co.
Str FL Alba. Burns. Galveston tgeneraD-
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Nueces, Davidson. Galveston (generaD
Mallory Steamship Co.
str Momus. Manson New Orleans (gen-
eraD-southern Pacific CO.;
str City OF Atlanta. Hibbard. Savannah
(generaD D-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Chebaulp. Coad (from Sikea and Har-
nosand). Baltimore (wood pulp)-Moore
Mccormack.
Str City of Eureka. Flynn (from Almeria),
Baltimore (residue)-C D Mallory Co.
str Norfolk. Forrest, Baltimore (generaD-
Clyde Steamship Co.
str + L Doheny III. Overlook (from Tam
pico). Perth Amboy (residue)-Huasteca Pc
troleum Co.
str Times (B). Kristoffersen. Campbell
ton, NIB (baast)-J + Whitney Co.
Str Mohican Lindland. Portland (genera)
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Herman Winter. Allen. Boston (gen-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Cape dor (Br), McWilke. Lunenburg,
Ms (coaD--Cilmartin & Co.
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Gus Alps Of Southern Chile, the
capitals of Brazil. Uruguay and
the Argentine. Departures Jan.
10, ~ and Feb. 7
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Belfast, Boston for New York.
schr Velma l. Hamln Walton. Ms. for
New York, with plaster to the Rock Plaster
Co; vessel to Crowell G. Thurlow.
schr Beret j. Nantucket for New York.
with fish.
Tugs Spartan, towing barges (at AND (;
Socony 2S, towing . (at 1910 AND.
Motor barge Choctaw Cat 10: go AND.
Bound East.
Schr Mary F Anderson (Br). New York
for Sherbrooke. Ms (anchored).
Tugs Energy towing barges (at :45
AND Rich Steers. towing Cat 80 AM ::
Harriet, light (at I 80 AM) Setter. towing
barges Cat o:20 AND: Frederick T Kellers.
towing . tat 9:20 AND: Bohemia, towing .
(at 9:40 AND: Lorraine ID, towing 2 lat
1910 AND Bathgate. towing (at 10:55
AND George F McCaffrey. towing o tat IL
AND Albatross. towing . Cat II 10 AND.