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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26


James Ney q tionryotta 10 visiting at
tho home uf william DuEhor,
Miss Gertrude Patterson came up last
week end ana visited her sister. Aisa An
nabelio.
Mrs. J. y. Carson. Jis East Cleveland,
spent several days last week visiting In
Oklahoma city,
Mias Luelia Harris. ios south Fourth
street. was hostess TO the Polnaottie club
"wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank McCarty. 722 North
Elm street. announce tho birth Of n hOn,
born sunday morning.
Mrs. Catherine Van Ieuven was the
speaker at a luncheon given BY the demo
cratic wOmuu Saturday
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. T.. Began epont several
days of last week visiting In Tulsa with
tho parents Of Mrs Began.
Miss Rose O. katiEan of oklahoma city
passed last week end with Miss Grace
McGrow and other friends here.
Mrs NJ, o. Stanley IL In Lawrence, Kan.
visiting hor daughter Doris, who In a
student at the Kansas university.
The Twentieth Century club was on
tertalned on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
MIR. and Mrs l.. A. cam ana daughtor.
Miss Elsie went TO winfield. Kan, Mon
day "a attend the funeral ot relative.
hisa dwcndolyn Moore LETT early in the
week Tor Muskogcc, whore Ahe will be
! tho guest Of friends fut u week or more.
Miss Carrie Il. ThomH returned from
/ Gushing WedneAday night where she at
tended convention OF retailers and sccte-
tarlcs.
Mr and Mrs. william Tower are en-
joylnH visit from their daughter and
husband Mr. and Mra Earl woolsey Of
The Tuesday bridge club was enter.
tained by Mrs, y, ". MArIAnd at her
homo on East Grand avenue last Tuesday
Miss LYDIA Nsriand left Monday morn
Ing for several days 10 no spent on bual-
ness r. Ralaton. Fairfax Burbank and
Miss Naucy Love Of Enid. former
member ~ The high school faculty. was
tho weob cud guest OF her many friends
MI and Mrs. w. g Batson entertained
group ~ friends with dinner at their
new home on South Fourteenth street
Sir and Mrs c. c. Caikins returned tho
last ot tho week from Moline, M, whero
they went 20 attend tho funeral OF Mr.
Calkina' mother.
Mrs. p. Mock Of Clay Center. Kan, and
Mrs. Ada white OF Castor, Kan, came
down 20 attend tho funeral OF Mrs. Laura
T.. Downs Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Norton came up from
| Chlckasha, whore she is a student at the
q. &. w, and visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. 10. Norton, over Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Hersun, 0lO south
/ fltth street, were surprised by "A party
of their friends who gave thom a dane
Ing party followed by q delicious luncheon.
The - a Il. held an Interesting meet.
ing with Mrs. Ivan Williams. AAl South
| Elm street, saturday afternoon with Miss
/ Ncya Belle Harrod aa assistant hostons.
Miss Marie Ash, formerly OF this city.
but now supervisor Of the Mount Carmel
| hospital, Plttshurg. Kan, spent few
| days Last week visiting with ronca City
friends
Mrs, N, n. O'FarTell entertained on last
! Tuesday night with a surprise for her
/ nephew, Cecu Goad After an evoning
| of music and dancing, delicious retrosh-
] mcnts were served.
Mrs. Glenn l. wiston entertained the
I ladies of the Pleasant Hour club Thurs
/ day attcrnoon at her home, COS South
| Fourth street, with Mrs clara Hutch
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ltlnE Mr. and Mrs BART Williamson, have
returned 10 their home.
Roy G. Hines and Harry Bennett Of
week from Mrs. clay Glars and her sister.
Mira. Elizabeth Miller Of Tulsa, and Mrr.
Joe Ross Of Locust Grove
Miss banna Neelev and nephew. Sam
Bartel, left for Sloan SPRING. Ark,
Monday, where they will vislt for several
wosks al the home Of Mrs George BartelL
Wallace Branstotter VISITED last week
=, Hominy with his mother and Mrs
Bransietter visited relatives and friends
IN Cofieyvillo, both returning home
Sunday
Mrs. W. w. Hendricks was called to
Porter BY tho serious illness Of her
uncle. Mr.. Hatfield she also was called
20 Morris on account ~ the death OF her
Jrothcr'H wife, Mrs Henry Harris.
The program for tho second quarterly
meeting Of the Mayos County Federation
N Homo Denomination clubs has boon
given out, 20 be rendered April !. Those
on the program are Mr.. Bievins, Rev, A.
SwinEIe Mrs Carl Williams and Mira
Lula s. Gre0n. A business session will
follow the program.
Misses Katherine ana Margaret Powell
entertained at cards Saturday the fol-
loving guests being present. Mesdamcs
y. j. Harrison. J. NJ whitaker, e. l..
fIWuol r, 4. Hogan. q. G.. Pratt. Washle
MayeA N. ~ win, J H. quinn and Misses
Gladys Anderson, Kathleen Hale, Vera
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STATE SOCIETY

uov. Ozro Mcknight. Baptist sss7cfa-
NInal missionary Tor the mining dlUtrIct,
r1so hitrcopucsn lecture h'fe Thurs.
IHy night with mining scenes. vIuw ~
tho NIami Baptist hospital Views ~
European ana AHiatio mission flrIda, and
other Interesting pictures Tho enter.
HIumrHt waH fTre ~ charge. and proved
h'FuIy iuatructive ana entertaining 90
IHs 'Erwortb League Of the Methods,
church mot Sunday at t.30 D.. M, with
Mr A. .. Sims aH leader. After drvo.
IuHa exercises. tho subject ~ Foolish
B. usef was taken up undor Tho follow
r,a. tho excuse Of indifference, the or.
'ua' or uuprnp1f'dnssa. tho sEruHa ~
Iaf.u'H., tNo selfish oEcuao. and tho o.
.HH. of iulHt. tho traitor.
Iha Nurai NriEhbors mot IN regular
Hr" ..Hn Iuurhluy evening 1T tho T. g.
90. o. ha'. with 20 members present. one
l.U...Ii.uu fIr mtmbofHhip wuH vutrd
u.... ami one new member was Initiated
''..' tn' huIIu'sa " tho evening hHl
h... uanwri'd. Mrs Grover llnsfe.t nnd
N.. y. my served delicious nome.
uH.0 cream md tnho TO those present
hu hour was also Hptut lu aim practice.
TYPO uaurh'.l8 ~ h4tA ,asl %. tha
I.fIura4 mortInE at the home ~ their
Irr.Ntr NrH d I. Fellows aud elected
iu. following ofnrofs. IrsrldruL Mfs s.
trrpaItcr. Msa Ava Scott. superintendent
uf study Hrs. GuurrH HotE NefreFhWents
wcfr served. Tho class VIII hold social
...'.h ''i h''' ''.N AN'N.'"N W 'N'N 81
THe homo NJ MrH Horny Trumbu fur.
nlHhol mr. .uug ln.g t'r mo Mission
ury society OF tho NsfnuIlHt church Fris
day, whofrH' tho program included pray
or. cong service, Scripture reading ana
dlHrHFsiuu ~ IniHfIuuHry tupiHa rotating
mainly io me work in Mosl,o. MtmUrfs
present were NcHdtwaH y. 81. FuH"r. o.. A.
IrlHue. ~ ". Allison. lI D.. Rust ". l..
sIwa H. o. IrIIuNH. Tom Spencer, O.. a.
Little, Roy Painter ~. D. Ii1luH, W. e.
scott J, W. hiackWHu, e. g.. BAKER ami
Henry Truman.
The baptist Workers spent season
prufltahy ThurHdpy afternoon at tha
home " Mrs, e. e., UoultinghouHc. Blbio
study % Proverbs wHs followed by prayer,
reading nud number. NJ songs. Two
now Wombora were HddoH 10 the class, and
small collection wnb taken. n was de.
clded 10 hold tho uoSt meeting NJ the
homo of Mis- Cude. Thoun present wrr0
MoHdamoH D. -. jackson. n. \. Mitchell
~. H. Osborne, Charles Mitchell. NJ l..
Brown. J. g. WiilinmH. Mctraw, MHrcuu,
Gillespie and BoultinEhouac.
The members Of the FortniEhtly club
enjoyed n dinner Friday evening OF the
home of Mr. aud Mrs ", H. Foley
whereat q tempting three-coutHs menu
was served. charming and appropriate
color scheme ~ green ana white embol.
lshcd the table, ana was carried out IN
the mcnu Three tables were used In
playing 900, with II. -, Wilson holding
top score. Those present were MoasrH.
aud MssdnmoH E a, Lamm, 49, r. Foley,
A. u, Gftin n. L. Norman, u. n. ogden
and II. - Wilson.
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critical judgment on him and gave
him the stamp OF approval.
Now England hates TO believe
that this "love match" is about 10
mcct the fate OF so many present
day rOmanCcs Of note.
Gossip, reinforced by the pro-
longed separation OF the Ramsays.
has II that differences have arisen
between tho pair. whose marriage
was hailed as the perfect love
match
Lady Ramsay has been spending
the greater part OF her time at tho
home Of her father. tho Duke Of
Connaught, while her husband has
boon at his station in Paris.
Ramsay did not attend the we'd
ing OF Princess Mary. Stress OF
official duties was given as the
reason.
King and Queen Step In.
And In the meantime comment
has become common on the separa-
tion OF the Ramsays. II has in
creasod 10 lately that It is said
King George and Queen Mary have
insisted that tho commander and
Lady Ramsay go back to house
keeping again.
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ot spavlnow were united in marriage
hers saturday.
Mrs. Mollle Wallace and children re-
ceiNod week end visit from Mrs. Walter
More and children.
Charles Wheat visited over Saturday
and sunday with his brother, Joe Wheat
and family in Vlnita.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dallas received
visit Tuesday from Mr. and Mrs. Gray
and Mrs. II. B Bryant OF Choteau.
Miss Emma Bouldin entertained the
c. W. u. NJ society OF the Christian
church Thursday afternoon NJ her home.
Charlos- Hairston and daughters. Misses
Ruth and Leila, and Walter Hairston OF
Muskogee visited friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Mllie Wallace and children re-
ceiyed n weekend visit from Miss NitR
wallace, who Is attending the Tahleqush
normal,
Elmer Fults and daughter, Miss Edna
Mac, went 20 Claremore Monday. called
there by the illness Of the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Cokcr.
=, Mrs. o. II. Graves. who has been In
Muskogee for some time, was here Sat-
urday and had her household goods
shipped to that city.
Mrs James Williamson and children,
who have been here from Muskogee Wis.
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PRYOR.

Miss Muldred Neoly OF oksy spent Sun
day with home folks.
John Birchfleld spent tho past week IN
Vinita attending federal court.
Mrs Claude Riddle Is reported improv-
ing after several days illness
Mrs. W. o. woodail spent several days
this week visiting her parents at Mus
kogee.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Creason Of Eufauia
visited here Tuesday with Mr.. Croason's
mother.
Ed Bouldin Of Muskoges spent sntur-
day night and Sunday with home-folks
In Pryor
Alvin Ross and Miss Itris Marshali. both
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And WUon II hCo0Wc Known that
Commander Ramsay was tho ia
vored one Great Britain passed
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II is understood that the Ramsays
will spdnd the next six months at
their Paris home.
AOd all the time society wonders
and wonders. "Wiil the royal COM
mand succeed after Cupid has
failcd?"
Ramsay IS now naval attache
with the British embassy in Paris
During the war he served at the
Dardanellcs.
During tho war and before her
marriage in 1919 Princess Patricia
was an honorary colonel OF and
patron OF the famous Canadian regi-
mont known rs tho Princess Pats"
one child has been born of the
marriage.
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!nnou and Mrs l. +. johnson a, assistant

lnnon and Mrs, /. r. johnson as assistant
hOatoHscH.
Mr. aud Mrs C. q. johnson ana Mr.
and Mrs. =. H. shoouf0ld entertained 20
guests In n most dclightful manner At
tho home ~ the former, 2iS North sixth
street. Wednesday nlght Games aud a
two-course luncheon were enjoyed.
The ponca city Music club had most
Interesting meeting saturday afternoon
with Mrs. ~. J. ponhhue 302 South Sec
ond street tho subject Tor the day being
American Authors" Delightful vocal
solos were sung by Miss Mamie La Verne
Caldwell, Mrs. 4. y. Lowrance and Mrs.
J. y barrett a piano solo was also given
by Miss Esther Clark.
Announcement Ia made Of the marriage
ot Mrs Pearl Sanders of nlacltwou and
Mr. Ralph Blako VI Sapulpa, which oc-
CURED In Blackwell. Apru no. Mrs sand
ers was resident of ponca city for
some time and has many friends here.
es also has Mr.. Blake, no having been
tho Junior member " the Welsh Blake
Clothing company until few months
ago when he sold his interests and went
10 Sapulpa. Their many friends hero
extend congratulations.
AZ meeting Of the Story Tellers
league held AZ the home ot Mrs. Henry
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ifeadlcy. 52i East Grand avenue. Monday
nlFht last, Mira Fred T. Jacobs was
elected president for the ensuing year,
with Miss Leah Mae Ruclheimcr as vice
president and Miss Carrie Malone secre-
tary.treaHurer. During the evening Irish
stories were told BY Mrs. Il. N. CLARK Miss
Buckheimer and Mrs, c. II. wady
social hour followed the regular scssion
and deloctablo refreshments were served
by the hostess
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LONDON--Hos Enrlnnd's first
royal-ploboiau love match" bocn
split on the rocks OF marital dirfi.
Cultios?
That's tho question LondonerH
are asking Themselves today
And if Dan cupid was 0nable 90
pilot the matrimonial bark Of the
former Princess Patricia OF Con-
nhught ana Commander Ramsay of
the royal navy through the troubled
seas OF life Will King George and
Queen Mary, with ali their royal
power. succeed whore ne failed?
Tho engagement and wedding OF
Princess nat TO tho Commoner.
commander In tho kings nnvoo and
without titlc, was Of double interest
70 Great Britain because OF the
alteration the average Brltlshcr held
for the princess. TT Princess Pat
over marrics 1t win be for love and
love alone" thcy said when the
whole world discussed rumors now
and thcn regarding the dictates OF
her heart
Britain q. K'd Match.
And when Il became known that
Commander Ramsay was tho ia
vored one Great Britain passed
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Princess Patricia Reported Unhappy

Perfect Love Match for Some Unexplained Rocks
"IIolsekeepng'-Bnt Cupid Isn't Party the Royal Order.
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Jones Iva See. vsiia Chamberlain. vivian
Woods sara and Ruth Mayes, Vivian and
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ret Dills ~ and hafr.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Navy Orders

FROM The Tri5nne's Washington Bureau
to,M.AaisHiNGTON. Aug. 2s.--Navy orders
Hsse, sa,. Capt. G. L. p. to command q S
'aSSssoa. Sssa.. cmdr. J. P. to U North
as.wYvhhorter, cmdr. C. s.. to Naval Acad-
asai,a aSaith gomar. w. to U Tennessee.
eess.Is 1t. Cmdr. c. e., to Newport.
JFs1sron Frns It. Cmdr. A.. M. to Bureau
ssanns. ssaalns. Ii. H. to Brazos.
Sann Sannnerlma9, 1t. c., to U SIS o-s.
gIr.,.. gIs. y. ~ H, to u s s Chewink
ff.r,snd, f.rns, 1t. $. w, to Hampton Roads.
Naples Naples T. ~ n n, =. to = $ 3 chewink.
-svsoTfnack, 1t. J. l., to Navy Hosp, New
si,asyy,nso Asi,assynolas, 1t n. W. tr.. to- Cincinnati.
sNs,.cheii, 1t. j., to U S Bridgeport
wwss,rswood, 1t G. B.. to Phiiadelphia.
Samnaenead, Lit G. b, to u S Sharkey.
Esssas' Ii. F. e.. to U S s Newport
Ssaser. IT. W. G., to COMMAND u ks.
ssinosas. ssi lsi. LIT 5. s.. to Asiatic station
Sobnsis, ,, n.hs, U. N, to u S SMacFarland.
EisssNen Eisen, Ems, a. s., to Asiatic STATEN.
AVIS rms Ems. z. ", to Washington.
psSvs... ps,Ss1n. Ems L. a.. to u S S Newport News.
pasa,sstt, Ems. L. p. to U S S Affair.
ssr' ssso,r' Ems p. j., to squadron's engineer
Ipesssssneerry, Ems. @. E.. to U s Beaufort.
SSs,ser. Ssss Ii. r. A., to Washington.
pgasies. Ii. w. w, to Mineola.
sesnN RAINY u. @. B.. to Anacostia
Tussste,rr, II. 7. s., to Key West.
Whi.a 1t W. II. H. to Hampton Roads.
Carr, y. . l.. TO Hampton Roads.
TssssA TSA 1t 3, s.. to Philadelphia
Eassaraanna, II. @. TO San Diego.
Thnrss.. Il J. 3. tr., to u Procyonl.
Hssso Smdr; c. D.. to Boston.
Essasn, Bosn. NJ, to u S S Wandank.
FAXES sasss' Can, Gan, ". W. to Coco solo.
nssh,a,s.hl shl Mach. j. c.. to u Pro-
Tsaasrty. Mach. F.. 10 u s $ Camden.
s3per, Ap. elk. c. E.. 10 Mare Island
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Sailed Yesterday

Bradford. Baltimore: Hellas (Nor), Monte
Cristi; Laristan (Br). Sydney: Freeman,
No Norfols Lehgh; New L,ondsen; quebec
Harry Luckenbach. Los Angeles; Fort
Victoria tBr).. Bermuda: Feiiciana tBr).
London; Dante Alighieri It). Naples
Rotterdam lD), Rotterdam; oropesa aBr),
Hamburg; Franklin. Houston Ponce San
Juan; Celtic (Br). liverpool; Lapland
Ssr9 Antwerp; siooney, Havana; Princess
Guayra; Mohawk. Jacksonville; Nueces.
Galveston; Virginia Limited. Richmond
Santa Marta; Santiago; Ulua !Br), Ha-
San Juan; st Mary {Br9, Havana; Majestic
sBr), Southampton; yauban (Br). Rio de
Janeiro; Persier (Belg). Havre; Mississippi
SBr). London; Manargo. Nassau; Eastern
nan; President Fillmore. Bremen; storm
King, Rotterdam; El Isleo, New Orleans
Megallt Hellas (Grk), Piraeus; Thordis
SNor). Genoa; Baracoa, Port au Prince;
surinam, Trinidad; bark Cecil p Stewart,
Tampa. schr James e coburn. -.
kotonta (Dan>, Nassau and Cienfuegos;
Elkton, -----; Gulftrade, ----; ROBIN
Goodfeliow,, Boston; City Of Seattle. Cape
May and Philadeiphia; Ell Almirante, Gal
weston; Feltore. Danauiri; Juliana (sp),
Cadtz; Lake Winthrop. Turks Island
Stuart Dollar Vancouver,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Cleared

Storm King; Cook; Rotterdam: Black
Majestic (Br). Hayes; southampton
White Star Line. ..
Caracas; Hinchborn: Curacao; Bliss,
Dauett.
westport; staman; Cork; Moore g Nc
Cormack.
Ponce; Folker: San Juan Y & Porto
Rioo Lines.
Glendoyle, Aspinwall; Nueutas; Allan
Sioux, Hansen; San Juan; Atlantic Fruit
Co. -
santore. Turner; Daiaure, Ore s S Co.
Rosenburg, James; Montreal; Moore G.
Mccormack.
Port Pire tBr>. Mason; Brisbsnes Funch,
Santa Eulalia; Lee: San Diego, 18TH
milan Line.
Bi 1sles. Neville; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co
Holinside tBr>. Blake; philadelphia;
Simpson, Spence q Young.
Ell Almirante; Korn; Galveston; South
ern Pacific Co.
Mohican; Rich; Baltimore; Clyde Line.
West Ceiina; Blake; Baltimore Blake
Munaires Cross: Texas city; Munson
Lines.
voreda tBr,, Slough; Baltimore; H
ocmulgee. Baker; Mobile: Mallory Line.
West Helnatite; Beckwith; New Orleans;
Aleer ;lDp. schlegl: Baltimore; Van
Saint Andrew (Br>. Hamnn; New Or
leans: Warren & Summer.
Wiilhite, Fitzgerald; Los Angeles; Will
liains S s Co.
Hasssl lNor.; Pedersen; Baltimore;
International Chartering Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Radio Corp. of America

position at noon; distance given In
miles unless otherwise stately
Ario 225 8 Ambrose Aug 25
Baltic 98 NND Hatteras Aug 25.
Bristolt2S WSW Block Island Aug 25.
Collamer. 1887 q Ambrose Aug 20.
CITY Of Flint III E 30 Boston to ~ Aug M as. So
Ehas Ghm f. 1SdaaaI. cramp IS Is ME sarnegat aug 2e
Edward Doheny 40 s Ambrose Aug IS.
Edgar " LucRenSaeh = Raeea aye ass 3. Ambrose
freeman 90 sW Ambrose Aug 2s.
Hampden q SSE Fire Island Aug 25.
Herbert g Wylie is e Key West Aug 2s.
Jadden 2e1 Ambrose Aug 2B
Janelow 42o Sc by = Cape Roach Aug ae.
Liberty Clio e52 sil Boston Aug as.
Liberty $40 q Ambrose Aug 26
Mossella sT5 Ambrose Aug rs.
Maracaibo 721 $ Ambrose Aug 25.
Ma Msnaa%i s.rm.5 225ss NJ. Nantucket Aug 25.
Munamar left Nuevitas 1870 AM Aug 25.
Manhattan Island l66 Ambrose Aug 2e.
Norfolk 35 WSW Vineyard Aug 25,
Ormindale 3 from Pollock Rip Aug es
President Polk lat 43 27 lon 43 ~ Aug 25.
P.robscot do ENE Boek Island Aug rs.
Porto Rico b69 e San Juan Aug 25.
Sagaponack sos q Ambrose Aug 25
saiyation Lass lat 20 10 Ion 63 as Aug 25.
SRhale 2s4 z Ambrose Aug Is.
Sangamon 126 e Ambrose Aug 49,
San Leopolde SO Sc Hatteras Aug 25,
schodack Sc lat 40 55 Ion Sc II. Aug 2s.
Seaconett 90 SW by w Nantucket Aug 20.
Saperino 81 Nantucket Aug 49,
ssWiftscout 169 sW Brenton Reef Aug 2s.
Vile du Havre tat SO SO lon 80 90 Aug 25
Vile Dedjibouti lat 81 81 lon 65 90 Aug 26.
W Waller pd Cape Henry Aug 25.
Mes, Nest campgaw 80 q Fame Point Aug rs.
Minnepabgo 1.166 e Cape Henry Aug 25.
Wellington 178 n Diamond Aug 25.
~ keene pd Pollock Rip Aug 20.
West Lake 345 q Boston Aug 20.
zulia left Porto Rico 10 AM Aug 25.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
American Portsi

BALTIMORE. Aug. 26--Arrived. Dallas,
Wse B?ss9n soa Waas eaade
New York; yerentia (Br). liverpool; sago-
White. Nassau; Charles ig 5. stanford, ntneIi st i
Marc; Sailed: Trollenholm (swed). vii.
West ebSc 81 1pswoh L9s
Belfast via Norfolk; Knud Jarl (Nor),
Chrrrlstiansand, etc. via New York.
prests B9snoM = H., aug 2s--Arriyed Mayar tBr),
Leysa, Banes; city of Flint. Hamburg
Sailed: City of Lapore (Br). New York
Hs,isal Hesnaijk y lDD, New York; Digby ,(Br),
Port E { LoOos; cisy y Columbus. { Savannah;
Juniata. Philadelphia; Nantucket, Balu-
CHARLESTON. $ C, Aug 2s--Arrived
Conanche, New York and proceeded for
Jacksonville Sailed: shickshinny, Lon
J ga Ge;A5LvEsToN. Aug 2s--7Arriyed: None.
Sailed: Sailed [,a Demetrios los NJ :, Diaeakas tGk).
Tampico; Henry r Mallory. New York; hi
r,1aa: m1MgToN a2, ROADS Va j. Apg y ssAr-
fond S (Nor), Philadsiphia:. Annetta, New
1Ger). Baltimore; Grecian, New England;
Maru tJap), Philadelphia; Hamilton, New
Lillian. Providence;- kerahaw. New Eng
tNor), Philadelphia; Munalbra. Boston.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Aug 26--Arrived :
Cretan. Baltimore via Savannah. Sailed:
Apache, New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 26 - Arrived !:
Pittsburgh fBr). Liverpool and Queens
town via Boston; Mexicano (Nor), Balti-
more; Lake Ellnhurst, Cienfuegos; Panuco.
Nuevitas; Alaska. New York; Lakeshore,
New York; Charles M. Everest, Galveston:
Swiftstar, Fall River. Sailed. Georgian
Pacific Coast ports via Baltimore; Santirso
tBr}. TaHrdco; Kokufu Maru (Jap) Gal
yestcn; Anaconda, Antwerp VIA New York
Reaper. Port Arthur; schrs Perry Setter,
Campbell. N b, Jamss f Newsonl, -
yindeggen tNor). New York; ,Nagato
Maru tJap), New York; Eastern Coast
Reyal. etc. via New York: African Prince
lIsr3, Dundee via Lsith Fairfield City,
Singapore. etc; Gulfmaid. Port Arthur;
Ssa Gil (Br) Bocas del Toro; Western
Scout, Balti1nore; motor schr Aviator
Norfolk; Jerseymoor IBrl. Havre via Bor.'
shore. shore. New York; Gloucester. Boston;
City Of Eureka. Genoa, etc. via New York
Merrimack, Savannah and Jacksonvflle
PORT EADs. La Aug 26--Arrived: Fuel
0il,. Mexico; George w Barnes, Tampico
Le Coo fBr). France; Hula, Houston
Sailed &: Honduras (Nor), Kingston; Lor-
raine Cross, Buenos Ayres; Olga S ipan).
Cuba; Pearl1on, Tampico; Santa Ger.
truess lBr), Pue to, Mexico; w sTearle
Charleston; West Ira, London
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug 2s-Arrfved.
Plefades, New Orleans. Sailed. Romulus