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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06
Breaks own Neck With Crowbar

Fort Scott, kan. April 5.-Frank
Yeakel, IS. was instantly killed this
morning when a crowbar with which
he was prying up timbers to build a
hog pen, slipped and struck him in
the face, breaking his neck.
He is survived by his wife and child.
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April g. 1922

Llverpooi-wheat opened 1011kd lower;
y. m, lsM1 ad higher than opening.
Buenos Aires-Wheat closed Wednesday
15c off: corn closed Wednesday 13c off.
Buenos Aires-Wheat opened sc higher;
corn opened unchanged.
LiverpooI-Wheat closed unchanged TO
Ia
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Chicago. April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
higher. Creamery extras 331S 6I34c.
EGGS-Market unchanged.
POUETRY-Aliye, lower; fowls, 2Sc !;
springs. soc; ROSTERS, zoe.
TOES-Market weak. Wisconsin,
sacked, round whites, $150@1.60 cwt.
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TOPEKA POULTRY MARKEr


FURNISHED By the Topeka Packing Co,
Kausas}
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Orange of prices on grain futures on
the Chicago Board Of Trade, as reported
by The Empire Commission Co.. 201 New
England Bldg)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06

Kansas City, April 6-EGGS-Market I'M
changed. Firsts. 21c.
BUTFER-Market &c lower Creamery,
Soc; packing, unchanged. Ice.
POULTRY-Market unchanged. Hens,
Sic; springs, Zoe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06

Topeka. Kan. April 3
These prices are basis delivered Kansas
City,
wHEAT-No. dark hard S1-3Sd1 lis
No. . hard, 81 22d1 IS; No. 3 hard 81 .20n
13s
CORN-No. white. 521sc: No. 2 white,
521kc; No. , yellow, 531sc; No. ! mixed
53l5c; No. 2 mixed. 52c.
OATS-No. > white. SIC
KAFIR-No. 1 white, Sis; No. white,
Sis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06

New York. April e-SUGAR-Raw. III
changed; centrifugal, All. Refined ffrmer
fine granulated, 525655o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06
KANsAs CITY GRAIN MARKET.

60 cars Market &c down to 2c up. No 1
dark hard. S1-32H14S No ? dark hard
S1-31614S; No 1 hard, $121H145; No
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.
(The following sales were made this morn
ing at the Stock Yards Kansas City, and
reported over long distance telephone
direct to the State Journal by r. e.
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Kansas City, April 6-CATTLEGRecei
5000 head Market steady to weak.
HOGS-Receipts Z 6.0O0 head. Market
steady, 10c lower. Bulk of sales, $10.o0Q
1920: top, SO %.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head" Market
steady, 1Oc lower Lambs $15.75.
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FOREIGN ExCHANGE.e

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co.. 20
New England Building, Topeka. Kan.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06
roPEKA PouLrRY AND EGGS.


market quotations by premium Poultry
Products Co., 30 North Kansas avenue.
Topeka. Kan.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06
Chicago AnriI 6.


orange of futures on Kansas City Board
of Trade as reported by Il. c. t.hris-
TOPPER & Co, 226 New England ElIg.
Topeka. Kansas.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06

10 100 a. m. April G, 1922
English sterling, 4.3s1a German marks,
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LIVERPOOL BUENOS AIRES GRAIN.
FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co. POI
New England Bldg, Topeka,l
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NOTED WAR WRITER IS DEAD
Frederic viniers Had Received Twelve

Frederic Nilliers Had Received Twelve
War Decorations Says Times
London. April 6.-The death of
Frederic Villiers. famous war artist
and correspondent is announced by
the Times. His death occurred Mon
day.
Frederic Villiers. who painted noted
war pictures and vas the recipient of
twelve English and foreign war dec
orations, was born in 1852. He was
with Beresford at Tel-el-Kebir and
went up the Nile with the expedition
for the relief of Khartum.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
independent Wireless Tere.
graph Co.. Inc

Instances IN miles. position at moon Nm
Tess otherwise specifed) VA
ApW,spn Aefpn ItI "a NE SE A11mbroSe L V Sept "a.
ATsen,csn Ger, 81 Legion 2SS IS Ambrose S' /. L. Y
Bolivar G, gig s Scotland l. V Sept Of
lara lara S3O Scotland T. V Sent "a
Vao,HuS so,tt o springs so ESE Eatteras 10 AN
Eysersresn city II sw s. L Nane1eEet' nfRe 81 l. V
aSTnn alogoestsr ter 60 E Fire 1qland Sept a.
Jean 40 Scotland l. V SEPT "a
Ilvuanita SW Fire Island l. Sopt ..
TooniisnH T,aoonia toG Seo Ambrose /. V Sept "a.
Narcissus $40 miles l15 depreas fro,,,
sandy Hook Sept "a 4''iN
pnnaa PpnnaGio sss 90 sW Fire Island I. V Sept "a.
conce &o6 9 Scotland l. V Sept "a
san Juan 3ls s. Ambrose +. V Sent a
San Mateo 2O3 Nantucket I. Y Sent "a
sun lorenzo doclicd at Ponce, p r, mid
Sixaola zoe S Sandy Hook sept "a
Swift Arrow 40 E Nantucket 7, " Cant %
Tananio IYat.os e 2sl Scotland L sept "a.
vvas.ed vnsri states b75 e Ambrose 1V Sept a.
Eestris $50 Sc Ambrose l. Y Sent %
Cap Finisterre $50 f Ambrose I, v Snrt "a
y ID Asche 234 Ambrose L V sept "a
1eorge washington 352 L Ambrose L "
Panaman Pan;.r na1 :. lis f Ambrose !. Sept "a.
sahale as E by N Cape Henry Sent "a
Schroon los SW Nantucket L v Sent -
West Elcaseo zoe f Hatteras Sept "a
West Hcmaute 27o e by n Hatteras
West Msximus lat 81 4s n ion II OF w
West Seda 55 NE Cape Henry Sept "a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Boy With a Toy Water
Pistol Lands i'm Cell
Newsboy. Held-Up by Trio,
Drags One to Police Station,
After Routing Others

Three Harlem boys, whose ases
ranged from eleven to fourteen. In.
vaded the Bronx last night to embark
on a career of robbery. They picked
Matthew Kelly, a thirteen-year-old
newsboy, Of 105 Willis Avenue. as a a
l,keiy victim, surrounded him on Willis
Avenue, near East. 133d Street. nut a
revolver to his chest and started
through his pockets.
The experimen bandits found ss
IN the first pocket they tried and were
Just coming to the conclusion that
they had found a good line when Kelly
noticed that the revolver was made 70
shoot water instead Of bullets. He
was so mad at having been taken in
that he proceeded to clean un his as
saiiants and send them headlonr down
the street, running for their lives. He
1y 1hnaiiy dragged Nicholas Labella, thir-
teen. of 5o7 East 11Sth Street. into
the Alexander Avenue station and M.
nounced his meek, undiscovered nr;s-
oner was one of the trio who Mad ha1d
him up. NeAo Heio
Labella is alleged to have broker -
down in the station house, admittinn
ms guilt and naming joseph Tarcl;n
eleven, Of SIG East 118th Street ana
Joseph Bebloica, fourteen, of 5o7 Fast
rIoth IL Street, as his comrades In crirna
lhe three boys were locked nm on .
enarge OF juvenile delinquency.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
ExportersW armed of
Fake Credit Letters
Sent From Greece
Chamber of Commerce Says
Goods Are Sold Abroad
and Slipper Never Gets
Money That Is Due Him

American exporters were warned
yesterday by the American Chamber
Of Commerce for the Levant, 20 Broad
way, Of a fraud by which attempts
have been made to extract large sums
of money from American merchants
through fake letters Of credit emanat-
ing from Greece.
These credit letters, says a state
ment issued by the Chamber of Com
merce, usually arrive in the mail, with
out any previous negotiations, and Of
sfer terms for the delivery of goods in
Greece SO liberal that they are stag
gering. American exporters are per-
mitted in these letters to charge
market prices and make whatever ar
rangements are desirable, although
urgency for the delivery Of the goods
is generally expressed.
Exporters are told that payments for
the goods will be made in dollars and
upon presentation of the credits at
either of two banks, the international
Bank of Piraeus or the Credit Bank
Of Piraeus. Investigation has shown,
says the Chamber of Commerce bulle-
tin, that there are no such banks In
Greece and that the whole thing is
fraud.
The game is evidently to get posses
sion Of the merchandise in Greece.
The individuals behind the scheme
then sell the goods and the selling
price becomes their profits. The Amer
lean exporter loses everything. Many
merchants have recently been sur
prised to receive some of these letters
Of credit in their mails, the sums of
money involved in each instance rum
ming as high as 100000.
"All exporters should note the
scheme" says the Chamber of Com
merce statement, "and when letters of
credit come TO their attention calling
for payment on an unknown bank in
Greece, waive shipment and frame the
letter of credit"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Arrived Yesterday

town i; 10 the white Star ssf Line with AS
mails and mdse; Pier So N r.
Helias (Ner), San Domingo City Sept II.
Plata is, Turks Island 49, 10 the Columbus
Shipping Corp. with mdse. Pier rs, r.
Broiz Izel (Fr). Havre Sept Z, Philadel
phia 70; 70 the French Line. with mdse;
Reaper, Port Lobos Sept a. to the Texas
OIL Co, with crude oil; Bergen Point J.
I. Hague, with crude oil; OF Tompkins-
Martinique Dominica and Guadeloupe -:
Antigua and st Kits IS. ST Croix l8. 81
Thomas II; 10 Furneas. withy g. Co. with
Trondh h3emsf3ord (Nor), christiania Aug
Al stavanger Sept 6. Bergen 8; to tho
Holland America Line. with mdse; Soth
sonsdai tNor}. Buenos Ayres Aug 2. Ro;,
sario is. Santos 10. Trinidad Sept 4 and
Boston ~ to the 8 0 stray Corp with
'''es Gothic p prince tBr). 1mminsham Sept .;
to Furness. witty & Co with 1892 tons OF
coal; Pier 10: clifton J.. ~, n,n,on
Trans Co. With pass and ndse; Pier 81.
oee@n s Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
Lenape. Jacksonville and Charleston; to
the clyde Co. with pass and mdse:
Cuff Star. Port Arthur; to the Gulf Re-
hning Go: With crude oil Bayenne' y j.;
PorI Beading. n J.
Katrina Luckenbach Philadelphia; to
the Luckenbach s s Lines: 35th st, B kiyn.
Innoko, Philadelphia for Antwerp; to
BIr ck Diamond Co; Pier 3. army base.
klyn.
Gothenburs; to Furness, Witty Co; OF
Liberty.
Carna (Dutch). Philadelphia: to Funcl,
e. co. slFI Ion
zarembo. Philadelphia for st Nazaire; to
the Cosmopolitan s Co. with mdss in
Grecaidy s,t ~ (Brj. cardlff; to Nav Co;
freeman, Norfolk to Pocahontas Fuel
Atalia (Braz). No4foik; to Lloyd Bra
ailero; Pier 6, Bush Docks, R'klyn.
Trans Line; Pier 6S, N r.
Jean, Norfolk. .
S B Hunt. Port Arthur; to r l. Hague;
Lillian. Norfolk; TO a H Bull & Co, off
William G wardman Texas City; to r L
Vaeari (Br), Buenos Ayres Aug 60 Rio
de Janeiro Sept 6, Trinidad l6 and Bar
bedos ~ to the Lamport 6. Holt s s Co,
class pass mails and mdse; Pier Is, Ho-
boken.
Bonheur (Rr), Buenos Ayres Aug %.
Montevideo %, Santos 30. Bahia Sept
and Para Ia; to the Lamport & Holt s
Co. with mails and mdse.
Albion Star CI3r). Hankow July TO- Nan
kin 23, Woosung rs, Port Said 81, BARGE
Iona Sept and Gibraltar 10; to Wifrld
& Mckay Inc, with mdse; off Liberty
DaVanger lNor), Tampico Sept l5 to
Turnese, Witty Co, With crude oil; off
Tompkinsvilie.
Norma. Chaparra Sept 16; to the Allan
TIC Fruit Co. with pass and sugar; of
AUX schr. Carnegie (swed> Homo. swe-
most"r; in ballast.
Putney, Philadelphia.
Liberty, Baltimore
Panama, Port -au- Prince
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Siande Gaarde. San Francisco. Aue "a
car,,,ar r-, Kerr S S Co
80 Furness. Witty & Co
Erdely. Gibraltar Sept a. Phelps Eros
knoxville City, Los Angeles Sept i,
Bessegyen. Bilbao Sept 2. Garcia & Dias
Longely. Androssan Sept 3.
Q stray Corp
Leig hton Para Sept 3. .Lnmport q Holt
Santa Rosa, Los Angeles Sept 4.
Muskegon, Huelya Sept 8,
Foreign Trans & Nero Corp
B5ornstjerne B3ornson. Marseilies, Van
couver, Aug 90. Bennett, Hvosief Co
Bsrgsdaien. Shields Sept 8.
Panaman. Boston. Sept 2S.
United American Lines
Tamaha Constantinople, Aug as.
City Of Newcastle. Perrin Aug rs.
Norton. Lilly e. Co
Rollins. Kingston. Sept 2o..Atiantic Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
CAso. ortegai, Barcelona, Sept 3.
Ybarra Line
Iaomeneus. Gibraltar Sept IL. Booth s 8 Co
City OF Pittsburgh. Swansea Sept IS.
Rockswny parh Newcastle. Sept ., via
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Last Fleet Corporation
Surplus Sales Soon
Auctions To Be Held at Hog
Island and Sparrows Point
Within Six Weeks

From The T1founes Washington BVrenu
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The last
of the major sales of surplus war ma
terials owned by the Emergency Fleet
Corporation will be held within the
next six weeks at Hog Island, Pa, and
Sparrows Point, Md, Sidney Henry,
director of sales, announced to-day.
Sales already conducted under the
direction Of the material sales division
of the corporation have included prop
critics at nearly 400 locations. BY the
latter part Of October virtually all the
material remaining unsold at Hog
Island and Sparrows Point will be
ready for the auction block, and
shortly thereafter the remaining sur
plus stores will be in shape for sale
to the highest bidders, Mr., Henry said.
1t is hoped that all the sales will be
completed by the end of the year, at
which time the staff of experts now
employed in listing the property and
appraising it can be released to return
to their private business.
Included in the sales already held
have been the following major items:
326 marine boilers, 470 marine engines,
$500 winches, ESQ windlasses, 40 loco
motive cranes, 440 derricks, $50 rail-
way cars and 100000 tons of steel.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Passenger Ships Due

Ecuadore, San Francisco Aug 90. 10 W R
Grace Co with malls Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier &c. Bhlyn (Atlantic
Basin).
American Legion. Buenos Ayres Sept /:
to Munson Lines with mails; is ex
Toloe tBr}. Havana Sept al to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier IS, r (Maiden Lane).
Fruit Co with 81 pass. mails and p1dse;
will dock at Pier Z, R. N
Oropesa tBr). Hamburg Sept w: to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails;
expected to dock forenoon at Pier AZ,
r (Morton st).
Aneso4 Zine @ w ms sassGw Sept aS & to
forenoon at Pier So. r (West 23d st).
United States Dan), Copenhagen Sept
~ to scandinavia American Line with
malls; expected to dock late at Pier II,
Hoboken
:, Porto Rico, San Juan Sept 90; to Ny &
Porto Rico Co with malls; Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier as. B'klyn.
Maracaibo. La Guayra Sept 20; to Bliss
Danett G. Co with mails; is expected to
que ST.
Fort ST George (Br), Bermuda Sept %:
TO Furness, Witty Co with mails; ez-
(West 18th ST.
Due Tomorrow
Caronia (Br). Hamburg Sept is; to
Cunard Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IS. r tWest
10th ST.
Mongolia. Hamburg Sept Is to American
Pier IS, N r (Wost 18th st).
Themistocies (Grk). Patras Sept s; to
Galanos Il Co with mails; is expected to
DOCK forenoon at Pier 22, B'klyn.
orizaba, Havana Sept %; to n G. Cuba
Mail Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier IL. e (Wali st). N''A
Due Wednesday
Vessel. Port Agency
LAFAYETTE, Havre. Sept IS. . French Line
w uerttemburG, HAMBURG SAINT
United American I,ines
President Van Buren,. Queenstown Sent II
Homeric' Southampton. Sept 20. laws
Munamar, Nuevitas. Sept %. Munson Line
Due Thursday
Sierra Nevada. Bremen Sept 1s,
North German Lloyd
fssthonta, Copenhagen. Sept ls
Ebro, Havana, Sept "a Pao steam INV &C
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, Sept a6
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Friday
AQuitania, Southampton. Sept 2s
Reliance. Hamburg, Sept 10 y W
America, Bremen. Sept 20. iIf iaS lines Ines
Chicago. Havre, Sept 10 French lin q
Due Saturday
! Aaeonia, Queenstown Sept 21.
Ryndam, Plymouth. Sept 81. . D 20
>,o ,., Holland America Line
MORO Castle. Havana, Sept 27. -4'A'
| & Cuba Mail s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25

Providence ..+. .Susquehannh Line
Lena Luckenbach, San Francisco Sept Q,
Luckepbach 8 Co
Bonheur, Para Sept IL. Lsmport a Holt
Due wednesday
Corfe Castle, Madeira Sept IL Barber Lines
HOG Island. ConHtantinople Sept I.
Export s s Co
Rangoon Maru. Gibraltar Sept H.
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Danier, Cardiff. Sept ia. Belgian Line
WiIpolo. Puget Sound Aug 20
williams Line
One Thursday
Algic, Port Said Sept I.,. Kerr S Lines
Cyclops Gibraltar Sept i2. Funch- Edge
Bradford City. Birkenhead Sept IL.
l. Navigation Co
Due Friday
Idaho. Antwerp. Sept "a.
Elcrman's Wilson Lima
Cody. Cardiff. Sept 10 Iykes Bros
Breiz 1xel Havre, Sept via Baltimore.
French Line
Birmingham City. Los Ang geles. Sept l2
Isthmian Lines
Annetta. Baracoa, Sept % .Atl Fruit Co
Duo Saturday
vaiacia. London septe IA. Cunard Line
Eastern Glade. Cape Town. Sept I,
Mallory Transport Line
City of Dunkirk. Oran. Sept 16.
c.nt,o nn,no. ....u NSsrtGn' Srn, LILLY s. Co
Munson Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Fire Record
DAMAGE

A NJ DAMAGE
IL :so-l4sth ct. and Broadway; e.
i:ss-l1a E. 1%th ct. unknown. Trifing
a;io-l3Sth st. and sth av.. taxi
s;so-2tsS Sd av.; Piermont Lunch
44s--s4I Avenue D: Folsome Bros
Trihing
sso-2sth ct. and Madison av, Madi.
son Square Co........ Triatng
lo:sb-s351 Broadway: unknown Unknown
PM,
s:ss-s1lo Ist av.. auto; e. vistonie
Trisins
a:6o-2e;o s;h av.; unknown. Trifing
<oo--3ss Brook av.. the Bronx; L,
Sso--s2d st. and LIST az; s. wenop-
ssoo-icsth St, and I'd av.: unSnoxa. xa,"l"s
s:le-sssa sth av.; J. Lyons. Triaine
e;so-7zd ST: and East River. scow:
s:to-sss . W. |? sad st.. 4. silverman, naEn'~"
s.<s-s7th st. and North River; I. 5.
Government. .........-.... Unknown
7:Io--s3s w. 1ssd ST; I. Goodman.
7.so-26s w. 1920 St. J. Smith unkaqwn
7:sS--2sth st; and 4th av, auto; /
sse-East saarfs'n. River and Delaney 0asn0~n s;o
s.1s-si V. lIsth st. fence: ankno%n. '1'''"
s.ss-2s1 e. sist at: O. Mesky Unknown
s:ls-15o W. 7sd st; g. Rubenstein.
s:ao--ss e s2d st New York Their
Eaometer Ce.....,........Un Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
52% of Cargoes
Under ". s. F'la.g,.
I'm HON e Ports
Federal Research Bureau
Makes Public Figures
ON American Shipping
for Year Ended june 30
10 Big Harbors Listed
New York Leads, With 49,
267,OO7 Tons; 1'ankers
and Lake Traffic Included
From The Trtbune'o Washington Bwsas

FROM The Tributes Washington BuYsau
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. -- During
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1922,
81 per cent of the total cargo tonnage
handled through United States ports
moved under the American flag, it was
disclosed to-day by the bureau Of re-
search of the Shipping Board, which
made public an analysis of the volume
of the water-borne foreign commerce
of the United States:
During the fiscal year United States
ports witnessed 37,312 arrivals and de-
partures of vessels engaged in our
water-borne foreign commerce, which
aggregated s0,231,00o long tons Of
cargo. Forty-nine per cent of these
arrivals and departures were Ameri-
can vessels. The total vessel dead
weight entering and clearing was 2i4,-
$4,000 tons, 81 per cent of which was
American tonnage.
at must be borne in mind in con-
sidering these percentages that oil
cargoes in tankers and the traffic on
the Great Lakes are almost exclusively
carried by American flag vessels, and
the American percentage Of the total
commerce carried and vessel dead
weight employed is very much higher
In consequence.
United States Showing Is Best
"In relative efficiency. as indicated
by the relation Of load to deadweight
tonnage, the American percentage is
37.9 per cent and the foreign 36.4 per
cent. In other words, while American
vessels used 2.62 deadweight tons to
transport each ton of cargo, foreign
vessels used 274 deadweight tons to
each cargo ton.
Exports constituted Sd per cent Of
the total commerce. Fortynine per
cent Of the entrances and clearances
and 81 per cent OF the deadweight en-
tering and clearing were American
vessels, and they carried 68 per cent
of the total imports and 80 per cent Of
the total exports.
"Sixteen United States ports handled
foreign commerce in excess Of 100000
cargo tons each. About 81 per cent Of
the total traffic passed through these
ports, which handled SG.per cent Of the
imports and II per cent of the ex-
ports"
Table Gives Details
The activities Of the sixteen ports
referred to appear in the following
table:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Radio Corp. of America

Acme 334 E Diamond Sept "a
american Legion leg GAG Sc Ambrose Sept 23.
Anacortes 633 ENE Cape Henry Sept "a.
astral "a Hatteras Sept 30
Barco III Ambrose Sept "a
Sonneur 2S5 from Ambrose Sept 20
Caracas 249 Ambrose Sept "a
Capiilo 4s6 Sc Ambrose Sept "a.
snider "a sW Winter Quarter Sept "a
o'ty Of Columbus 157 WsW Gayhead
GGowanshannock - Sc Cape May Sept "a.
Des,n Desn Emery LAO IAo NE Diamond Sept 81.
DRYDEN ITO Sc Ambrose Sept "a
Eastern Glade 2.2o0 Sc Ambrose AM
e Bedford SO Cape Lookout Sent "a
h'oeene @ and Barge So passed Newburgh
Ev Thayer 1876 sw Diamond Sent "a
Trranhiin r \ Lane 45 sW Hatteras Sept "a.
!, Tf9ennan &c nan 80 NE Cape Henry Sept 23
c,lfs.m - aiiiman an s45 Philsdelphia sept "a.
GoiLcosst Sl6 Brenton Reef Sept "a
Gaifiisht 1se s Sandy Hook sept "a
nszs nnaLseasids 22o q Nantucket pm Sept 2s
D Archboid IS N Diamond SEM "a a''
| J. Pew passed Overfalls PAS foM sen+ ~
Tjhss,l Thhoxviiis e. City 22o New York sept "a.
Lying ston Roe GS by Nantucket
Mseabi 1os Nantucket Sept %.
aaracaibo 2s5 Ambrose Sept "a
Marne 4ss E Ambrose Sept 24.
Mlrio $50 Cape May Sept "a
Momus Diamond Sept a.
Mongolia lat "a 1o Ion SO 90 AA, sen+ .,
S.oskogee l61 u Diamond Sent "a 80
Narcissus 3aS from Ambrose SEM ..
N1snzn amer,sa Ins . 2eS Ambrose Sept o..
Olympic 4e2 e Ambrose Sent "a
Pres Van Buren, $40 E Nantucket SAINT ..
Etlar EEtsnahee d.s4s W Cherbourg Sept a. -
soohester 1877 g Cape May Sept p' 81 -
| ssnta Marta Marta 2o2 Scotland Sept "a
s,,ssni,, snHts 1eaesa SZ1 Hatteras Sept 23.
>, swtftwind 80 Diamond Sept "a. "a
4 Williams aSo e by N Nantucket Sent a
r. about Q AM Sept rs. ier TO-
Irsansportation sd "a NE Winter Quarter
uius AIS s Scotland Sept "a.
Sept "a. "Ns4 quarter
Virgins wss sotd Limited IS sW Rarnesat Sept a.