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ARRIVED.

Str Aauitania (BD. Southampton and
Chcfbourg Nov 4, 10 tho Cunard Steamship y
co, Ltd. with ass first. 426 second cabin end
S94 third ciass Dasse ngers. mails and mdse.
Went 90 pier %. North River.
str President Roosevelt, Bremen Nov / and
Southampton and Cherbourg "a. 20 The
Unhed Staios Lines, with 1872 cabin ald 2iJ
third class passengers. mails and mdse.
Went 20 pier Q. HOboken, NJ.
str Resoiu;e, Hamburg Nov Z and SCUM
aupton aud -Cherbourg ~. 90 the United
American Lince, with paseAnserr. mails and
about o AN SATURDAY.
Sc Arizonsn. Liverpool oct Z. London iTth.
Hamburg e2d and Boston Nov .. 20 Tho
United american Lines, WITH mdsc. Wen
70 pier o. Bus, Docks. brooklyn.
str Marcoui lBD. valencia oct - and Al.
meria 2gth. 20 Lamp0rt Holt. with fndgc.
Wont 20 pin 10. ilobokcn.
STR Radioeiue (FD. Oran oct ~, % Tho
Sinclair on Co. In ballast. Went 20 pier 1.
Tldcwater Docks. Bsyonnc. NJ.
str Half Moon, sanaraug Aug 2s, Eours-
heya Sept = batavia an, Singapore ON.
Builownn 18Th. Colombo ed, Fort said Oct
.. Alexandria 18Th and Boston Nov >. 20 the
Str Newly Hall QD0. Colombo. SC. via
Boston. 20 Norton, Lilly a Co. with ndeo.
SIR surinsm, Demerara Oct 10. Paramarlbp
25th, Trinidad 3ist, Demcrara Nov and 81
Crolx and 90 Thomas ID, % the CLYDE Steam
ship Co. With passengers, malls and mdse.
Anchored off Weehawken. NJ.
Str CaHa uputchJ, Maracaibo Oct -,
Curacao 9oth, Por,o csbe,lo slst and Ia. La
passenger. mails and mdse. Went to New
York Dock cos pier T., brooklyn.
Str CayO Manbi. Santiaeo, to tho Atlantic
Fruit CO, with indso. Went 70 pier 1, North
River.
str Concho, Galveston Nov 4. to the Mai
ory Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdse. Went % pier 80. North River.
Str Ei Nortc. Galveston Nov 4. 20 tho
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went TO
pier 81, North River.
Str City Of 81 Louis. Savannah Nov z. TO
the Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went 20 pier 80. North River.
Str Ei Captain, New Orleans Nov 4. 20 the
Southern paNic Co, with mo-. Went to
pier 80. Noftf River.
SIR III Lago. New Orleans Nov a. % tho
Southern Pacific co. with ndse. Went to
pier 81. North Hiver.
str Ausahle. Norfolk. 20 the Foreign TrnnA.
port and Mercantile Corporation, with fndse
Anchored of RED Hook Flats, Brooklyn.
Str Freeman, Norfolk, 80 the Pocahontss
Fuel Co, with coal Anchored off Riker.
leland East Hiver
SCR Virginia Limited, rsichmond. % the
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SAILED.

gsrs Nfaravai (Bn Perth Amboy; Ora
ctane 0lrJ, Philadelphia Mirio (NoD. Tam
riro. inca Porto Plata, Solvang 'No),
Sorfolk. Robert y Hopkins, san Pedro. &c;
A Il bedford. Tampicp; Edgar u lucken-
bach. boston: Manuel calvo tSpl, Cadiz. &c .
M A. 7 Tracy, Norfolk, Nenezuela. Corlnto,
e. ritteburEh (BD. Bremen, Irene. Nor
Soik. lillian. DO. China Arrow. Pogt Arthur:
sWfftafar. Newport News On towl; Muna-
stss roif (Uanl. Clenfucgos; Bauan lNnrl
Santiago and Kingston; SFeEuess lb),
Nerrrc~tsr. Swlftefar Nu foWl.
str Charles T. O'C0un0r, Norfolk
esht virginia fc7dleton, --
TuRs Albatr0es. towing barGcs (paesed
ovt Gandy Hook I'd q .id AND Jupiter. tow
Inc = do al 10 pM). Pccricrs. towing =
fdo AZ f.s9 PM Batheate. towing (Quar-
antinc ~ 80 PM.
Sailed 9th. str Eimsport. Rotterdam.
The corrected reading OF The barometer
Creduccd 20 eoa lcycD at New York on
Friday. Nov TO- 1922. at AM. as reported
by the United states Weather Bureau. was
thirty and forty hundredths go l0l incnes.
Tnis closely approximate seven hundred and
reventy-two and oue-tenfn tfI2.i) miill-
meters Captains OF ali vessels nov lying So
or near tho ports of New York ard Brook
Ism can advsutarruurly use TIE above offi-
riei data for observing wnotncr their own
ba aromcters require any considerable correc-
tiou or adjustment.
Wind ut sandy Hook. rM. S. miles
clear; moderate sea. visibility, ~ miiea.
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w. J. LOVE SUCCEEDS
MACK IN SHIPPING POST
Appointment as District Man
oqer Causes Satisfaction.

Announcement that william J. Love
had been appointed successor to A. +.
Mack, who Is retiring as district man
agor OF the shipping Board. was re-
ceIved yesterday with general satisfac-
tior both IN the local offices Of the board
and elsewhere in shipping circles
There was some doubt rs To when
Mir. Love was to take up his rev duties
He was not at tho Office yesterday and
Mr.. Mack has been at Atlantic City Tor
several days
The Emergency Fleet Corporation
made putlic yesterday the total number
of vessels owned and controlled by tho
United states Shipping Boayd. They
number 1,4s2. with a total deadweight
tonnage of e,se4,J27, and arc classed as
follows:
Stcel--Passeneer and cargo. ~: cargo.
I .232; tankers. 50: refrigerators, n. tugs,
80: unfinished cargo, !. Total steel i,i0i
total deadwoight tonnage, 0,7s9,5i5.
COncretc7-Cargo. 2: tankcrs. z Total.
.: total deadweight tonnage. 5,sji
Wood and composltc--C Cargo. 10: total
deadweight tonnage 40.i2f. Tugs, ~.
total. ~ total dcadwcight, 1882.
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SHIPPING BOARD SIGNS
4O9 FEWER IN MONTH
Marked Employment Decline
on West Coast.

Oaicers and mep placed by the Sea
Service Bureau OF the Shipping Board
in october numbered 1926. loss Of 400
as compared with the previous month.
A marked decline In employment took
place on the West coast, due TO the re-
placement of Americans wisn Chinese,
who are not hired by the bureau. There
also was a loss Mt New York, caused
by less activity In the laid up fleets.
OF the total signed during October.
6.s42 were Americans, or Sl.S per cent,
az compared with s6.2 per cent. the pre-
vious month. Placements on the At
,lantlc coast numbered 7,S53 and on the
Pacific e73. For coastwisc service the
placements were 2,5i4 and FOR ocean
service 5,3i2.
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Nayaguez, Larunyra. curacao and Mara
caibo, str ZUIJA, 500 M (sup 9:c0 AM -.
Turks Island and i,oIaincsn Republic via
Turks Island, Monte christi. Puerto Plata,
Samana, Sanchez, La Romano. San Pedro
de Macoris, San Domingo City and Aqua.
str HURON, $50 AM (sup 10 AN -.
Eustatits. st kits, Nevis Antigua. Mont
seTrat, Guadeoure, Dominica, Martinique,
81 Lucia, Barbados and Guiana (Grenada,
81 Vincent ans Trinidad must be specially
eddrcsSed) via st Thomas, ST Croix, 81 Kits,
Antigua, Guadeloupes Dominica, Martinique,
st Lucia and Barbados, str BOLIVAR. II 80
AN tsup 12 80 PAD.
bahamas dncluding InaguH and Fortune
Islands) via Nassau, str SARPFOs, 8 AN.
islands, via Nassau. str SORLAND, l. NJ.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA.
South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Par
aguay Especially addressed only) via Rio
Janelro. Santos. -Alontevideo and Buenos
Aires, motor ship LASSELL. z AM.
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PACIFIC COAST ORDERS
Is MONTHS OIL SUPPLY
Bids to Be Considered NoD
for Atlantic.

VI. W. Bowen, head OF the Shipping
Boards Fuel on Department. returned
yesterday from the Pacific coast. Ho
signed n contract to supply between
;. OOO. 900 and 5000, 900 barrels Of fuel
OIL during the next eighteen months.
Mr.. Bowen next will consider bids for
the boards requirements on the Allan
lie during tho next year, expected 20 be
between 100000 and f5.o0o.oO0 bar
rels. lie said that most OF the needs
on this coast would be met from sup
plies available near by. Shipments In
large quantity from California could not
DO expected unless there was further
iiso in prices on the Atlantic coast, he
added
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NC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Richmond and New York Steamship Co, with
mdse. Went 70 pier 7, North River
Steamship CO, with mdse. Went 10 pier a.
North River.
Str Boston City CBr), Philadelphia VIA
Norfolk for Bristol
str skegness ODD Philadelphia. 10 the
United States Navigation co. Went 10 New.
York Dock Cos pier a., Brooklyn.
Str VI Danziger, Boston, TO the Pan
American Petroleum and Transport Co, with
mdse. Anchond off Tornpkinsyille.
Str Steel Exporter, Boston, 10 the Isthmlan
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went 10 pier u,
Jersey City.
Str Michael Tracy. Providence, to NJ g. ]
Tracy Went 70 pier Z. Staten Island.
Motor chip BayOnne Philadelphia. 10 the
Vacuum on Co, with oil. Went 10 Bayonne.
Schr Dorothy. Norfolk. TO Sexton q Bryant,
with mdse. Anchored off BED Hook Flats,
Brooklyn.
Tug Lehigh, light.
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rich CGer). Galveston; Noordam (Dutchl
New York via Plymouth and Boulogne.
Sailed 9th. str West kebar. Hamburg.
SAGUA. Nov 5--Sailed, str Ripon, Cal
bnrien.
SANTIAGO. Nov 1O-Arrived str Lake Ca
listeo. New YorlA
sailed 9th. sir Nan Pablo CBr). Kingston.
SHANGHAI, Nov 9-Arrived. str Atlanta
City, Keijo
SHIELDS, Nov 9-ArriVed, str Calrn-
gowan (Br. Montreal.
Sailed 9th, str Belchers (Brl Boston.
SINGAPORE, Nov 1O-Sailed, str Beliero-
phon Qjr) from Hong Kong for New York.
sKUTSKAR. Nov d-Sailed, str Marie
Maersk DAM, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov 9-Saned strs Min
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Wind, OF the Atlantic Coast.

Eaat Cpif-Modorate 20 fresh east winds
weather fair Saturday.
West sulf-Moderatc east and southeast
winds. weather generally fair Saturday.
Caribbean Sea and Wlndvard Passage
Moderate east 10 north winds. weather rcn-
orally fair Saturday
North of sandy rfook--Modernfe fresh
southwes, and west winds weather fair SAT-
urday.
sandy rrook 10 tiaticras-Modcrstc 90 frcsh
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AusoNIA (BD, from Liverpool oth for
Montreal.
EMPRESS OF ASIA Br), from Kobs sth
for Seattle.
MINNEDosA CBr). from southampton 9th
for Montreal.
PAN-AMERICA. from Buenos Aires 9th for
New York.
PRESIDENT HARDING. from Southampton
9th for New York.
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Bound East.

Str Erholm CNor), New York FOR Walton.
Schr L Jayne. New York for Taunton.
Schr Mary A. New York for Nantucket.
schr Joseph Murray. New York for Green
port.
Schr Mary Il Cuff. Rockaway for Nor7valk.
Schr VI Roberts (Br). Port Reading for
Annapolis, Ms (anchored).
schr VIM Booth, South A1nboy fer Rock
Land (anchored).
rugs American, with barge Cat 9:25
AND; A = Skidmore, with I cat q AND :.
Leopold Adler. with (at 4:15 PM; Minnie.
steam lighters Kehoe' Bros Cat a:15 PsD :;
y MacGil (at II AND
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

GEORGE WASHINGTON, at Bremen 6th.
GUGLIELMO PIERCE Utah, at Naples 5th
MAKURA (Br), at Auckland 9th.
at Hamburg 9Th.
NOOHDAM (Dutch), at Rotterdam sth.
PRESIDENT MADISON, a. Manila sth
PRESIDENTE WILSON (ItsD, at Naples
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NOTE A-PARCFI, POST MAILS NJ
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
sAiL sArrRpAY. NOyE:MBER u.

ArarIra Uremen 4 IIobokon. II 90 An
Arapahoe. Jacksonviile. 80 y r.. Noon
ATgent,hu' Ts,,.n lIlee..' : ........ D'. 100 PM
Bolivar, ST Thomas. 4l NR...,:.. PM
Brazilier, Hayre, Eric Basin.
Dkyn ............-.s....s''
c,rrns,ta rAverpooi. 20 y r.. Noon
&C. Nfar,hi f,ienftsrOo y r.. Noon
c,tt,, 90 g. I ouis sayannax Bg NR. $500 PM
Columbia Glasgow, 81 n E...... Noon
Crsoic No,,, Orieane 40 y R..E Noon
crctlc NapleC - n R.......... II 90 An
ri Sud, Galveston. 5i n H........ -
Port ST George, Bermuda, 80 \ u. ll;oo Aai
Cothland, Antwerp, 5S y R......- Noon
Helen San Juan, 81 Bklyn. ....... Noon
Uonerlc, Southampton, 80 y E.... Noon
.f,,-,,r ruria leland "A Bklyu.. Noon
Eing n Sander' Pirarus. ~ Bklyn $500 It
Mcnomlnee. London. Gl y r..
Mercicr, Antwerp, Erio bs*in'
o,,nabs iiavafa. IA u R........ 100 An
isarfo Tlfro san 1uan gJ Bkiyu... Noon
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Rnnnd South.

Str ~ ~ Dimock. Portland. 40. for New
York.
STR Norwaik. Boston FOR New York
Sclr Orleans. Gambo. ~, for New York,
with lumber 70 fIomnn = fudFnrfor' vessel
% Crowcu ThurlCW.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

mails VII close promptly indicated below General Once
eluId)cl
on pie to the
the sanng
ts a Of Of
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Danger. to Nayisation.

Nov .. lat 40 %. lon AZ 30. large ice
berg.
lReDorted to the Photographs Office.l
Nov 8. lat 80 O6, Ion 70 35. passed RAFT
OF heavy timbers 80 feet long, IS feet wide
and is lnohes ulick-Str Munmotor.
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schr ] Lloyd Hawkridge. Providence for
Tugs Frederick f Keners. with barges
(at fi:35 AND; Ariel. light (at 4;l5 PMD
A p Skidmore. with barge (at 4:l5 PMl:
Motor barges Radum (at ll:3O AND ;
a., q
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj. Nov iO-Baromster a
noon, 70 45 Inches wind. NV etrong breeze
weather. showery temperature. SO deg Fahi
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School of the soamens Church Institute. %
South street dropped to-day az exact noon.
10Th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any ono desiring correct Green
wch mean time telephone Bowling Green
gGnO
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s,,I Trrsp,y NoyrugrN 1t

luuitanln, Southampton, % y r.. 1000 AM
Chicago HaVre. 7f y R............ II .OO.AAf
city OF Atlanta, Savannah, - u. $500 PN
Lsssell. Rio Jnneiro, sc, 10 Ho-
bOken .ssss..s..sss+ s.sssssss ---
Lcnapo, Jacksonville, 80 " r.. Noon
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Almanac for New York Nov. II.

sun r,4ea.... 3s Moon rises..ii % PM
sun sets...... ~ Moon ts..f2 i2 PM
TIME or HIGH WATER NOVEMBER H..
sandy Hook. .......... AM f2 06 PM
Governors island..... r. AM ~ Os PM
Hell Gate (Astorlal.. - AN . "a PM
The time given in tiin-zboye table IL East
efu standard time and is furnished by tho
United states Coast aud GeOdetic Survey.
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M,nrNr-roR sArr on wASrrp.

TOK sAtF, Steamboat 0sri5 IN comm isslou.
carry 80 tons. Tor further particulars.
write +. q. Box 81. stapleton. ~. q
NvANrED-f. -f.lcensed engineer for clamshsu
drcdre Henry In rois Sons Co, ~ state ~
pnnn- InNlLMe lIrLln nl-A
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south and southwest winds; weather fair
Saturday.
Hatteras to Florida straits-Nioderate
northeast winds; weather fair Saturday.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str FRANCE due Nov IL with, mails from
Belgium, Czecho- Slovakia, Egypt, France
Greece, Italy, Poland. Portugal, Rumania
Switzarland. Turkey and Yugo-Slavla
Steamer left Havre Nov 4.
str MAJESTIC due Nov "a with mails from
Austria. Belgium. British India, Czecho-
Slovakla Denmark. Egypt, France, Germany
Great Britain, Greece, hungary, Italy
Iithuana, Netherlands, Norway, Poland
Portugal. Rumania. Russia, South Africa
SPAIN Sweden, switzerland. Turkey and
Tugo-Sfavias Steamer left southampton and
Cherbourg Nov S.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. NOyEMgER N.

Italy. Greece. Turkey and Rumania Cspe-
ciaiiy addressed onlyl via Naples, Plfneus,
Constantinople and Constsnza; also parcel
post mails for Italy, Greece and Rumana,
str KING ALEXANDER, 1880 Pm.
Europe, Afriea"and West Asia via plym-
outh and BOulogne (nail must be specially
addressed( ALSO parcel post mails for Meth
erlsnds VIA Rotterdam, str RYADAM. Z AN
Europe, Africa and West Asia Gibraltar.
Cork. Queenstown and Madeira must be spe-
cially addressed via Plymouth aud Cher
bourg; Also parcel post mails for Great Brit
ain, ireland, France and the countries mem
toned in notes a and below via Plymouth
and cher5ourg; also pared post mails for
Germany, Austria. Czecho-Sl loy aka, dun-
gary and Switzerland via Bremen, str
AMERICA (sea posD, Z AM (sup AN y.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Gibraltar.
Madeira, Cork and Queenstown must be spe-
I cially addressed) via Cherbourg and South
amptoni also parcel post mails for Great
mentioned Ia notes A and below, str
HoMERIc. 8 AM Csup $50 All y.
Cork and queenstown via Queenstown
must be specially addressed) via Liverpool,
str CARAiANIA, s AM (sup 9;30 AM ID.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar (taly must
be specially addressed) VIA Ponta DelgadA.
Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post malls
for for Azores Islands. Gibraltar and Italy, str
Belgium and Luxemburg Especially ad-
dressed only) via Antwerp; also parcel post
Congo. str GoTaLANTy. SO 20 An. M S'''''
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Qtaiy must
pc specially address-G) via Ponta Delgada,
Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post mails
for Azores Islands and GibralOr: by rail 10
PM.
Italy (percel post mails and specially ad-
dressed CORES pondence) via Naples, str
ARGENTINA. $3.50 AM.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1s.
Madeira Qtaly, Greece. Turkey snd Ru-
mania must be gpecially addressed) via Fun
chal, Naples. Piraeus, Constantinople and
Constanza also parcel post mails for Italy.
AN.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Cher
bourg and Southampton: also parcel post
mails !or Great Britain. Ireland, France and
the countries mentioned in notes A and Il
below, str AQUITANfA, 8, AM ID.
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Canada, Piraeus. 3lst st. Bklyn.... 500 PM
Montserrat, Vera Cruz. y r.. -
Rslna Marie Cristina. Cadiz. S y Il --
Robert Dollar. Yokohama, Bush
DOCKS, Bklyn.. ..............ss.. -
~ rAl.nrA D IInlnI-nfl
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DROPPING or TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Nov fo-The time ball abovo
tie Navigation and Marine Engineering
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nedosa CBr) Montreal: President Harding
Qrom Bremeu). New York via Cherbourg.
Arrived 9th, str san Roberto (Br), New
Orleans.
81, hZ. Nov lO--Arrived. str AntilocnSs
(BD. Manila VIA Colombo for New YORK.
SYDNEY. NsW. Nov 9-Arrived. str Clan
Macvicar (Bu Tacoma and Seattle.
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov iO-Arrlved, str
San Lambrrto (BTJ. Amsterdam.
VICTORIA. BC, Nov I0-Arrised, stra Ro-
man Prince (BD. San Francisco. Baron
cawdor lBD, United kngdomi Andrea
Luckenbach, seattle.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH, AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IN.


Brazil
nd
MALL
Norfolk Va and thence by str bINsTAN Saturday,
following d
Johns SILVIA - Manila 18th
~ - SShangtai 22d.
via Hamit for
morning OF Sunday Nov
vana oRIzABA 5 AN d5. d55.S' "" A" TRANSATLANTIC
Zone Panama and nj saiSadST NicnfaSua rama AT NEW
oa (also prints &C. for Nscaone Tegu Str FRANCE
Soaio
Narino Departments Greece Italy. Poland.
Ecuador Cuba other Swzand, Turkey
MAJESTIC due Nov
~. Belgium. BIRTHS
lroix,
Pco de
-. SPAIN Sweden, switzerl
S.
A-PARCEi. B5NGI.AND-ro Abyssinis
British
Especially Gambia Gold Colony
Macao (Chna) Madeira Malta Mauus Topotaraia New ebri
ans and Torres ands Nigera Nyasaan
kTinei Asia, Turkean; ST. Helena Santa Cruz
Sierra Leone Tanglnk Territory Tibet Tcgoand (ritl TansJ
OF Rver), (Constaninope Zanzibar
NOTE B-PARCEI FRANCE-To Algeria. C
soudan (Upp Senegal Niger Upper voa Gabon
Gde Comoro Anouan MoeD Mauritania Middle fren
Eastern zone) run Turkey constannope and Brusa
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DIE SUNDAY. NOVEMBER I..
Dur MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~

Baracoa. KlnR5tou 7th............ CLYDE Limo
Bergensfiord, bergen sth..t.... .Norwc g Am
Celtic. Liverpool fth. White star Limo
Coniue New Orleans tfh....... Southern Fac
Finland. Southampton 30. Red star Line
Uydaspes, lsueuoS Aires 1Otn....R Z Houston
Jersey CITY. Nliddiesbrough goth. v = Nav
Nbf,ticello, HAMBURG 18th. h......... United An
Romsdaleliorn. a t0ton 1th.... Kerr SS co
Samaria, London "a. ...s...s...C .Cunard Line
San Lorenzo, San Juan hth....s.N Y + II
Santa barbara. Colon 9th. lsthmlan Lines
steel Age. Colon fth..s.. J. slsthmlan Lines
steel seafarer, Colon 3oth. .IAthmian Lines
Voiendam. Rotterdam bth....... .Holland-Am
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IA.

Europe, Africa and West Asia via Cher
bourg and southampton: also parcel post
mails !or Great Britain. Ireland, France and
the countries mentioned in notes A and Il
below, str AQUITANfA, 8 AM (D.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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SAUL sATuRpAY. NOYEMBER n

\ boken .........,........... II 90 AM
Sarpfos, Nassau, II Rklyn......s.. 49,
Silvia. ST Johns. Java 81, Bklyn.. 100 NM
Sixaoia, Cristobal, " R......... II 90 An
Sorland, Nassau. ........-.......s-. -
Sutton Hal, Manchester. % y H.. -
vardula. london, 81 y R.. -
zulia, Lssuayra, II Blsiyn........ Noon
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Continued ON Following Page.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DIE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.

Steamer. From. -, y H.
CITY OF Bagdad. oran 22d...... Norton, LILY Wy,
tcstcrn KNIGHT Havana 11tf. Barber LiEeg
Egremont { ttlc. Gibraltar iItli,
Fta,-raise. Marselliee 2ith. .Algerian- ~
Isrigtan. Cardiff 1th........J II Winchester
Mexico Havana sth. ......sss..'.fM Matg b,lo t
piava Messlna 18th. .ltaila-@ Am
Rsuubllc Colon LIST. ..'.Es...sss. - -
Seminole, ITull 2sth...-..... 80. ~ - hasu1
eoufhyestcrn Miller, London 2ad. -
1''s''''' Furures-NNtthy
r. Williams. potterdam 2sth. ~ l. Hague
Tartar Prince. - Vincent 2iet .Fur ieas- why
Thordia Aimeria 15th.......s.. AlBellah.N Nm
Vulcan City, Fowcy sth.......''s'''o . -N9V
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-17
PORTLAND TEAM HAS ,
PARSON BALL PLAYER
United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, April l7.-Billy Sun
day made history, and money, when he
went from panning the pitcher to pitch
ing the prayer, and it looks as if Tex
Gressett, of the Portland club, which
opened here, is about TO do the same
thing, with reverse English.
Grcssett is ready to punch an umpire
almost any day in the summer, but in
the winter, as . theological student at
Christian college, at Abilene, Texas, he
is willing to turn the other check
Grcssett il IN outfielder. He broke
into baseball three years ago in order
to earn enough money to finish his col
lcge career. If he completes his course
next winter he will be an ordained
minister.
Members of the Beavers declared here
that Gressett is "right there, and that
he will probably pass up a chance at the
pulpit if he gets chance at the big
leagues next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-17
BIG LEAGUE PACE IS
SET BY INDIANS
And CARDS
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
Omitted Press staff. Correspondent. }

NEW YORK, April H.. Cleveland
Indians and the st. Louis Cardinals arc
away to u flying start in the ajor
league races.
What result quick getaway i'll April
VIII accomplish in October causes smart
baseball men to differ.
John McGraw, q rather successful
person in getting results out of q bali
club, sees no wisdom in q sprinter ::
crouch and q flying start from the tape
for q marathon.
After his experience last year, when
the Cards lost II out Of the first 90
games, Branch Hickey believes in speed
for the first and he has sent his Cards
away under the whip. So has iris
Speaker.
The rush of the Cards and the Indians
is the talk of the young baseball season.
iris Speaker must be chuckling. 1t was
expected that the Cards would get away
with q dash, but Cleveland, with "only
one pitchcr' was expected to be jostled
on every turn. The wisGacres pointed
out that the Indians did not have a
pitcher down south who could go the
distances. 1t looks now that the world 8
champions Of 1920 haven t hnrler who
cont go the distance.
Speaker has won four games with the
little considered Morton, the worn out
Bagby, the crratic Mails and old faith.
full Covclskic. -
The New York Yanks can Il be blamed
if they get on their knees and pray for
mercy until May 20, when Ruth and
Mcusel return to the game. 1t cannot
generally be agreed that even the pres
cnce of these two celebrities will work
{; miracle.
Early form shown by veteran pitchers
is another feature of the season. Art
Nehf, the veteran Giant southpaw, and
Phil Douglas, his staff mate, are in
great shape. Dutch Reuther, the Brook
Iyn veteran, is acting like he ought to
spread gloom all over those clubs who
said last winter they WOULD not take
him with the waiver price thrown in.
Red Faber has pitched two great ball
games and even Rube Marquard is still
good. Ts '' -'
Babe Adams has his antique wing in
shape and Dick Rudolph showed yester-
day he has six innings in him that will
beat a lot of clubs.