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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-17

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sHIrWnEcX aDvER..T1sRp

SAN FIR ANolsco. Oct. NJ,
SHIP wrecks have found dior
place IN street car signs alons
With baseball games, prize flghts,
industrial exposition. and baby
shows.
The Market Street Railway Co,
satisfying itself that the oil tank
er Liman Stewart, recently beacs-
ed atter collision with another
vessel, was due for long stay n
her rocky cradle, today had q
sign on. cars reading ITO The
Shtpwreck" on all cars passing ths
wreck. !
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slAsTAppoN ROME rouNp

SEATTLE. WASH, Oct. i;74
That Alaska once was a tropical
region Is said to be Indica by 1
.b0nsfthree feet long weiyhllg
tif;y pounds brought here BY +, ~
Swift. an old time mining man, t.
Represented 70 tue University ~
Warrington. SwiftSfound the 6one
In bank Of the KoyokuS River,
fifty miles north of Beatts
Alaska. within the Arcti, Clssld.
1t was Twenty-Five feet deer. -
gravel and came to light In aihys
draulie mining operation It II
said 70 bs.ipart Of n shelton OF {
nastadop, ~ g
The greatest breeding ground
for water fowl In the United
States Is ip4the state of Nebraska
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omena Strengthened out. there &
70 use holding back the fact that
Wesleyan feels lucky about the w
I J saa1e coming next Saturday.
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Pox vobIseum.

OUR humble ser
want held the cen,
ter OF attraction
'at the H. & H,
corner last eve
ming for some
time W h e r e
Tiny" Cunning
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Clark. Dalton 81
mon, Little Wag'
and numerous 9th
er fans rode" me
to a finish in re,
gard IN tho IaaCl
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
THREE TIT ULAR
BOUTS PLANNED
BY FRAzEE FOR
SEPTEMBER TWO
TRepubIIcan A. ?. Leased WIreI

LRepubllcan A. p. Leased WIrel
NEW YORK, March A. Harry
Frazee, owner of the Boston Ameri-
can league baseball club, announced
late today that he had offered Jack
Dempsey $350,000 to defend his
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pionship against Harry Wills, negro
heavyweight. Saturday, September
2, was mentioned as the date, the site
to be selected later.
In addition to the Dempsey. Wills
bout, Frazee said that he was ready
to make suitable offers for title bouts
betWeen Benny Leonard, worlds
lightweight champion, and Lew Ten.
diery Of philadelphia, and between
Johnny Buff, American fIyweiuht
champion and Jimmy Wilde, premier
English fIyweight. Frazee said If
these matches could be arranged they
would be held as prelminaries to the
Dempsey Wills contest.
The sum offered Dempsey for the
Wills match is $4,000 more than he
received for his battle with Georges
Carpenter at Jersey City last July.
u Is the largest individual purse ever
offered fighter.
Elf Dempsey and Wills accept, Fra
see said, the battle undoubtedly will
be held in the east, and out Of doors.
Boyle's thirty acres at Jersey City,
where the Dempsey Carpenter bout
was held, and Fenway Park, Boston,
the home of the Red Sox, were sug-
gested as possible sites, providing the
permission OF the state boxing auth
critics could be obtained.
No offer has yet been made TO
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

Phoenix high school won the state
basketball championship and placed
two men on the all state five picked
by the University Of Arizona officials
and D. A. Montgomery. sporting edi-
tor of the Tucson Citizen, following
last nights S1-2a victory of ST.
Johns.
The Coyotes defeated the fast Gila
Academy so to 26 in the morning
game and carried the fighting spirit
through the final game last night.
Jerry Ball OF Phoenix was the out
standing star OF the series and not
only won the center position on the
all state five. but was unanimously
declared captain of the state team.
Ball played a remarkable game at
center and starred on the offensive
throwing nine field goals. Jerry
distinguished himself on the floor in
a manner that brings credit to Phoe-
nix Hi and the coaching of Robinson
who spurred his team from poor last
in the valley league to q state
championship.
The final game played at Tucson
last night was featured by brilliant
plays on both sides. The game was
close at all times and exceedingly
fast.
Line up:
Coyotes Position St. Johns
Slagls forward Aversion
Poe forward Jones
Ball center Christensen
Foster guard Nagle
Davis guard Jarvis
Substitutions-Die for Davis.
ALL STATE FIVE
(Picked by University officials and
ID. A. Montgomery of the Tucson
Citizen.)
Slaale, Phoenix, forward.
n. Bade, Gila Academy, forward.
Ball, Phoenix. center and captain.
Jones, st. Johns, guard.
White. NogaIes, guard.
The second leg in the boys tourna-
ment was complied yesterday morn
ing with double header In which
Phoenix continued her winning streak
by hanging up decisive win of so to
26 over Gila Academy, swamping the
Thatcher boys under a deluge of field
goals and simply playing them off
their feet. Nogales lost a hard game
to st. Johns by a score of 2S to IL.
The latter game was also fast and the
line city players were saved worse
defeat by the inability of st. Johns
forward to net field goals.
BY defeating the Mesa high school
girls team Friday afternoon by Q
score OF 3S to Is. the Bisbeo high
school girls team clinched the state
championship for 1922. Bisbee de-
feated Miami on the proceeding day
by an equally large score and has
her schedule with two wins
and no defeats.
The boys tournament opened with |
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
k. Of c. TEAM To
OPEN SEASON At
EASTLAKE TODAY

The third Phoenix baseball team
organized this season makes it's debut
this afternoon, when the knights of
Columbus meet the Glendale Greys.
The Caseys started playing last
season, but they got away to late
start and the other clubs had already
signed the best valley talent. This
year the Caseys are starting early
and the lineup for this afternoons
game gives promise Of some good
baseball this season.
After last nights practice Chair
man Geenen of the Knights of CO.
lumbus baseball committee an
nounced the following lineup for this
afternoon: Pepper right field; Muir
ply, catchers f. Westfall left field;
Benenato, second base; Moore, third
base; Teaney, first base; Harry
Westfall, catcher; Oviedo, Hickey and
Hamlins pitchers; Joyce, Ryan and
Geare, substitutes. If the Caseys
can hold this lineup throughout the
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Harvard Stadium
Gets 1922 Track
And Field Meet
a. p, Leased Wlre1

NEW YORK, March 4.--The 1922
track and field meet of the Inter-
collegiate association of amateur
athletes Of America was awarded to
Harvard University today at the an
nual meeting of the association. The
games will be ,held in Harvard sta
dium, Boston, May rs and 27. with
the javeline and discus throws and
the usual program.
Bates, West Virginia University,
and the Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology at Pittsburgh were admitted
to membership in the association to-
day. The application of Westminster
College of New Wilmington, Penn,
was considered.
A proposal to add five mile run
and 440 yard hurdles to the program
in 1923 was left for discussion by a
committee directed to report at
special meeting Of the association
May 90.
An amendment wiping out the con-
stitutional regulation that requires a
college to compete in the annual
games at least once every two years
in order to retain it's membership,
was adopted The rules were changed
to create an assistant starter and to
permit that official or the referee, or
both. upon judging that the runners
got away to an unfair start, to recall
them by a pistol shot. Heretofore,
only the starter had this power.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
PHOENIX Hi SCHOOL FIVE.
WINS STATE CEIAMPIONSE HIP.
Classy Wrestling
Card Is Arranged
For Chicago Fans

CHICAGO, March 4.--Marin Pies
tina, claimant for the heavyweight
wrestling championship, has been
matched to meet William Demetral
here in a fifteen round contest next
Wednesday night.
Jim Londos, claimant OF the Greek
heavyweight championship, will meet
Jack Linow, in an eight round semi
windup, while Harold M. Howard,
wrestling instructor at the University
OF Iowa, has been signed to meet
John Evkokitch in a six round pre-
liminary.
Demetral is considered one of the
best trial horses in the mat game, and
there has been hardly a heavyweight
aspirant for the title who has not met
him.
Prague inventor has designed a
typewriter for music.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

Incks[ield|
Auto Pilots VIII
Burn The Boards
At Beverly Today

Los ANGELES. March 4.-The 250
mile championship automobile race
which officials were forced to stop in
the ninety third lap last Sunday on
account OF rain. is scheduled to be
run at the Beverly Hills speedway
here tomorrow. With clear weather
predicted, finish contest Is expected.
When the race was called. 116 miles
had been run. Tommy Milton led the
field with Harry Hartz second, and
Joe Thomas third.
The race is the first 1922 champion
ship event, the A.A.A. giving 1920
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Long Distance Hiker
Reaches DeS MoineS

DES MONIES, Iowa, March A.
Frank Fletcher, who says he is the
worlds champion long distance
walker, arrived in this city today on
a hike he is making from San Fran
cisco to Buenos Aires and return.
Fletcher left San Francisco July l,
1920. If he completes the journey by
July /, 1929, he viii be awarded $10,-
900 by the American Athletic associa-
tion of San Francisco. Fletcher. who
is 49 years old. while in Des Moines
will be employed by the city railway
company.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
GENE SARAZEN WINS
OPEN GOLF TITLE At
LOUISIANA TOURNEY
rRepubIIcan A. p. Leased wIre1


NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 4.--Gene
Sarazen, Pittsburg. won the title of
Southern open golf champion here
late today by turning in a score of
294 for the 72-hole medal play in the
Southern golf championship tourna-
ment.
Leo Diegei of New Orleans was
runner up with a score of 302, while
Cyril Walker, Englewood, N. j., lead
er Of the field for part of the day,
finished third with score of 304.
Jock Hutchison, British champion.
finished fourth with 30S. Other
scores included: Charlie Hoffner.
Philadelphia, ali; Pete O'Hara, New
York. 312; Fred Mcleod, Washing
ton, 313; Jim Barnes, Pelham, N. Y.
American champion, S13; Bill Mel
horn, Shreveport, La, 314; Lloyd
San Antonio, ais; John Rogers, Day
ton, Ohio, 31S; John Golden, New
York, 31S; Tom Rajoppi, Maplewood,
31s; Bob Macdonald, Chicago, ais.
Sarazen, in turning the lowest
score OF the entire tournament with
~, was just one above par in the
last 1S holes of play. His playing
during the afternoon round was
feature OF the tournament whereas
in the morning round he lost to Leo
Diegel, who the day previous had
outclassed Jock Hutchison. In the
afternoon Sarazen played par for the
first nine holes, but in the second
nine missed three easy puttsfon the
fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth
holes which cost him three extra
strokes
Diegers loss Of the tournament was
attributed TO his poor putting in the
afternoon round.
Cyril Walker finished the first
days play in second place, but fell
off his game in the second round and
gave way to Diegel.
Sarazen, as the winner Of the tour
was given q purse OF $1,000
while Diegel received $3.50 as runner
Gibson, $3.50.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

summer they win be among the lead
when the curtain goes down.
Glendale will send in practically
the same team they finished with
last season and in the first 1922 game
against the Giants. Terrill win do
the heaving and Varney will work
behind the bat.
In Oviedo and Hickey the Caseys
have two reliable pitchers. Although
little is known concerning Hamlin
the other members of the team pro-
nounce him fast enough to hold his
own in the valley.
This afternoons game Will be
played at Eastlake park, beginning at
$3.50 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
NAVY swlMMERs . WIN

ANNAPOLIS. March 4.-The gym
nasts of Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology were overwhelped by the
Annapolis midshipmen today, 50 TO 2,
and the navy swimmers also easily
defeated Techs Mermen. 49 to 13. A
third victory scored by the middies
was over University of Pennsylvania
in a series of fencing bouts with diff
ferent weapons, 15 to 2.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
.SLAGLE PICKED FOR FORWARD
AND JERRY BALL CENTER AND
CAPTAIN Of ALL-STATE CAGERS

a rush Friday night with ella Acad-
emy nosing out a. 10-point victory
over st. John. the final score reading
80 to 20, and Phoenix defeating the
crippled Nogales team by score of
29 to a. Both games were fast and
well played although the second was
marred by foul tactics on the part of
several Phoenix players.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
BABY GAR WINS AGAIN

MIAMI, Fla, March 4.--Baby Gar
owned by Gar Wood. of Detroit
Mich, won the $4,000 Fisher Allison
cup today when for the third time
Web Jays Adiue, q Chicago entry,
dropped out because of engine
trouble. Baby Gar was pulled UP after
the thirteenth lap Of the fifty mile
heat.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

Wills, Fraxee explained, but added
that IL Dempsey's signature to con-
tract was obtained, Wills would be
offered a sum large enough to induce
him to sign for a bout which would
give him q chance at the worlds
heavyweioht title.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
MEYERS MEETS PETERS

HICAGO. March A. Johnny
Meyers, claimant OF the middleweight
wrestling championship has been
Argo, Illinois, Monday night. The
men will wrestle fifteen rounds to a
decision.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

The king of Toro, Africa, is prob
ably the only monarch who wears
false beard.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

Oldest known bank notes were IS
sued in China about 1887 B. G.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
championship standing points 10
those placed in 1t. The winner win
get $4,000 of $4,000 purse.

Discarded billiard balls are being
made into electric push buttons.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

Beethoven composed some OF hia
greatest works when he was deaf.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

All real literature OF China was de-
stroyed about 100 A. D.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

Prague inventor has designed
for music.
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American Ports

TiMoRE, Aug 1s--Arrived, Sonora
Trieste; West Hembrie, Norfolk: Beatrice,
bosa Grande. Sailed: Miriam (Nor9. Moss
a ena, Ghr, nah.ai; Manehestsr Merchans
t h1rsen s via s 4o 5ghn ri Wlam RosRe
aenl Quebec city iBr). Mam NIB o Via New New
York; Tasmania (swed) aothe a rs,
nosroN y,s AYE u l'Arr,ysa pigpy {n
saiisd Skesness snr) Hsnbara
peiha isas,nb pacihc ports Via New York and
No qena ,SoI nolisle. Norfolk dhtow).
Saga sto3iSSToM, avg ls-Arrived: Artigas.
Winding Gulf. Norfolk; Wray "e castle'
s7h ar e. ,,,. sehr samuel v Hathaway'
WvsoHns owa1a r VIgnia Dare, Tampa James
yik tswed). New York. city y''o Of Rome.
SSa aw Ynn,,; ,R3arbadisn tBrl, London via
uoe po ia MAY YORK; No Nan
and baltimore; Nile 5sr5. Bal NpneGtk
me cnx pf fs nai,cd rIEes.ont Cuba.
sonville}. Sailed: I. Drake, Port Arthur;
nogstad. Guantanamo, Texas Jaoksonville;
s1 HAMbiT NeN iSot. Va, Aug ,s-Ar-
Augusta " snow, New York: cal ilata
B BS sensao xyre ssw eo ysrf
Florio It). Baltimore; coron eS New i Eng
land y Jefferson New York; Grecian, Bos-
Nagato Maru ph Es1 nas,
lDan5, Belizebrle; kershaw. Provlde epoes
M Maya 1, Inr1 Grenada; Long Beach, Mil.
francisco; West Hembrie, J Baltimor s' !:
Ma 1arss SBTl, Tr r nj I'd, 49,. $1,000
Casper. Philadelphia; Adour tNor) val
paradise. Sailed: Comanohe, New York;
pANAMA CANAL cris.oba1, Aug IS
Sailed: Felix Taussig lfrom San Fran
eisco), New York; West Catanace (from
81 INTERCOLLEGIATE HEB SSsttIs, A,. Arrive,
per lBr5. Sunderland; Negato Maru '1 tJap5,
eM,as n etc, yia Norfolk; H Folger. Texas
Quincy, Port Arthur; Paraguay, Port Ar r
thur, Robert Luckenbach. hence for Los
Angeles Angeles etc lsteerins gear deranged) /;
Wyncote (Br), Liverpool via Boston:
sohrs Aviator. chincoteague, Granville Fl
Tseo 5,oo so %dasn, Sailed Nassa Sr3
- PHLADnIPRIA eN0r Aug sew ls s0ra
e 1slas etc via Msr
tavia (Br). Madras and Calcutta via Bal
timore; Boston City. tBr>, Bristol via New
and Manchester via Boston; w Van
Dyke. Port Arthur San Bruno tBr). Bocas
del Toro. III
PORTLAND, Ore Aug 1s--Arrlyed: Will
polo, New York and way ports; Tiger, Bos-
ton.
PORTLAND, Me. Aug 1s--sailed: Ed
ward Pierce. Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Aug le-sailed:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug 19-Arrived
18th: Hawaiian, Astoria for New York
hama; Steel Voyager. Vancouver for Liver
pool. Sailed 18th: Grande Guarde (Nor),
New York; Eldorado. Puero: 18th: Lorine.
Honolulu via Astoria; Sander Hall (Br),
Leth via San Pedro.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug 1s--Arriyed
Nilemede {Br). Antwerp; Gisconier (Br).
Ingham; Sturechom (Swed), New Orleans;
City OF Columbus. New York; Tuscan.
Jacksonville land sailed for Baltmore}.
TAMPA, Fla. Aug 1s--Arrived: schr
Jubilee, Havana. Sailed: Schr Lydia NJ
Baxter. Baltimore.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Aug 10
Arrived: Schrs Franconia, Joggins. N 5.
for Pawtucket, r 1; Jessie and Alice (Br),
Parrsboro, for New York
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Sailed Yesterday

Plpestone County. Rotterdam; Homeric
OBI, Southampton via Cherbourg: Cabo
y, yiilano tspo. cadlzi Samuel 6 Brown,
o S,rL. Havana; chtckasaw, Hamburg ;
Manchester; Lafayette CRY. Havre: Len.
ape. Jacksonville: J Fletcher Farrell.
Ph!ladelphia; Columbia tTr) Glasgow
Creole, New Orleans; Zulia, ia Quayrs I;
Conal. Galveston; Aracabt (Br), Preston;
kroonland. Antwerp Helen, San Juan;
Noordam tDD, Rotterdam; Adriatic {Br),
Liverpool; Virginia Limited, Richmond;
Maraval fBr) Perth Anboy; Federal,
Houston; Paetores, Havana; San Juan,
San Juan; Santa Barbara. Baltin ore {;
George washington. Bremen; I,onny sBr}.
Las Palmas; Hypatia. tr3r), Caps Town
and; schrs Pioneer {Dt), st. Andrews
Island; George w rruitt Jr, --------: Re-
becca r Douglas. Bangor, Me.
City of st Louis, Savannah, San Michele
{It}. Genoa: Linnell {Br), Rio Janeiro
Alaska Maru (Jap). Yokohama; Pinar Del
Rio (Er), Havana; Sunbeam, Tampico
Hunt. Galveston; I'll Mundo. CAL
weston.
cherca tItaD. Montreal; rIilisgon tDu,,
Baltimore.
Rioi (Br). Philadelphia West Hobomao
New Orleans; Smaragd tNor), Santiago;
City Of Seattle, Cape May and Philadel-
phia; Western Scout, Philadelphia; Kendall
Castle (Br}. Yokohama; Drotr.ngholm
tSwed), Gothenburg.
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Radio Corp. of America

Position at noon distance given in miles
unless otherwise stated.
aEwimex passed Cape COD Aug Is.
Argon Sla Z Ambrose Aug Ia
aleor 100 u Ambrose 10 AM Aug 10.
5ylayl z ME- Northenstend Aug Is.
E 5,ergensfJord lat 4s 10 Jon 81 II Aug 10.
hampton ann On ANDERSON so2 sw Hatteras
gity Of savennah 80 N Hatteras Aug 1s.
Sniekasaw "a n Ambrose Aug 10.
SIntonia lat 81 90 Ion ss "a Aug 10.
Dean Emery b6 ssW Sand Key Aug 10.
ri s Am Mehevsy g ambrose Aug 10.
Eoe eqrn sH sr y p Sc Boston aug 10
~ u az Ambrose Aug 10.
geo Henry IS e Nantucket Aug 10.
4 Folger i2s overfalls Aug IS
J jnSie = 6r arSn; 40 Asmsreso Aug H.
Guffey 1l5 s. Cape Henlopen Aug IS.
yohn D Rockefeller els S Ambrose Aug IS.
Z moHett r. 2s6 Ambrose Aug IS.
kfeInonkson $50 81 overfalls Aug 10.
hotonia III Ambrose Aug 49,
kollhmer zee Fl Ambrose Aug 49,.
MMayaTo 100 Newport News AM Aug IS.
MSunalbro / NE WinterQusrter Aug Is.
Msl aoss a g. sw $; Nantucket Aug 10.
paraguay 80 s Overfalls Aug Is.
LODI nopsn Adair $40 Ambrose $ PM Aug 10.
S S Luisa s7o s Ambrose Aug Is.
santa Marta passed Cape Maysi PM
SAM I Fuller 147 Cape May Aug is.
Sam'l 2 Brown 2s Ambrose Aug 10.
y Wiiliams 619 n Cape May Aug 49,
Irohtolite 2S9 9 Ambrose Aug Is.
A st Mihiel l,o44 NH San Juan
Xauban 80. q Ambrose Aug 10.
Ieagle $50 Diamond Aug 49,
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Freight Ships Due
Uhe To-da,


Clan MacBrayne, Malta, July 2s.
Muronan Maru. Aeon, July AZ. lanes
Eastern Pilot Bristol /, 4 s w;n.s,,... ). :.
Wray Castle, suez. July 80, Barber lin o.
Hoosac, London, July 49,. Furassa- hy
M!cinous. Gibraltar. July so. Booth y 90
hastern Tempest, Newport. Aug q,
Moore & Mccormack
MAD OF Psara, Liverpool Aug 8.
Saliust. Bahia. July H.. Lamport & Holt
HaIlmoor, Newport, Aug 1. A Line
Internationsi chartering Co
SSTI assI bsnar sneos Aug a sU Nay Go
caeo nspassei' Tarrasona. JuIg "a. -,
city Of winchester. Barry sa,,o, Au Yi,, { :.
si,npsaen. Spence & Young
H0''ns'de 1usns sim Assss s Is,y * ro,n.
United American Lines
due Tomorrow
Tacoma, Helsingfors. July 20.
carenco. Marseilies. Aug s.
Bankdsle. Marseiliss. Aus 8.
James w Nlweu s. Co
Robin Adair. San Pedro, Aug 3.
Isthnian Lines
UnissaS American Lines
Due Tuesday
PanAman. Hamburg. aug 5.
United American Lines
Lorenzo. Gibraltar. Aug 90 via Boston.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Hera, Reuen. Aug ,s......., standard oil Co
broneS. Buenos Ayres, Aug /.
Lanlpprt & Holt Line
Due Wednesday
Port Auckland, Clyde. Aug IL.
River Araxes. Gibraltar. Aug s.
Lewis Luokenbach, Los Angeles, Aug &.
r Iluckenbaeh Lines
Due Thursda5
Maine, London. Aug ls,
Atlantic Transport Lins
Mount Evans, Barry. Aug II.
U S Shipping Board
New York city, Bristol. Aug IL.
Charles EIill & Sons
Rossia. LIVERPOOL. Aug To-. Norton Lilly
Due Friday
Balsani. Cardiff. Aug 10.
Moore. Mccormack a Co
Africanic, Shields. Aug IL.
,, FurnesA. Witty & Co
Daniel Bacon g. Co
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Cleared

orizaba, o'Keere: Havana; N q Cuba
cheroe tItal), prise: Montreal. rurness
anti. Antilla rsttsrsssnI santiago ana Man
san Juan, Haley; San Juan ana Ponce ;
N & Porto Rico Line.
San Michsis .Brs Poggi; Genoa BARGE
Perth Amooy; Furness. Witty 4 Co. -
sageporack. Cornell; constantinople and
Canfeld, Smith: Tampico: Huasteca
Petroleum Co.
Algonquin. Dalton; Monte cristi and
sv aatara Har, 6Br1 Nv, wilson: Brisbane and
zulia, Morris; La auayra and Curacao:
pinar del Rio (Br), white; Havana;
American & Cuban s 8 Co.
Schr Admiral Drake (Br), Benson; Cas-
pc Bowrng & Co.
George Washington, Cunningham; Ply
mouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; U S Lines
Jamaica lNicy. Gibson: kings Via via
Biuefields; Di Giorgio g. Co.
satartia, Mcclure; Genoa and Port Said:
schr Mary Anderson {Br), oxner;
SHERLOCK; j F whitney
Erholm (Nor), Johannessen; Walton; J
Kendall Castle tBr), Lee; Yokohama and
Kobe via Panama Canal; Barber Line,
eh aasss Bs' Sa Rsss ys c5 and Man
Alaslsa Maru {Jap). Yakima; Yokohama
and Kobe via Phila elphfa. Barber Line.
Creole, Jacobs; New Orleans: Southern
Pacific CO.
Delaware. Robinson; Portland: Eastern
8 s Co.
NoSwalk. crowell; Boston, Eastern 9 g
Co.
santa Barbara, Brown; Baltimore: Nor
ton, Lilly & Co.
Mohican, Bayly: Baltimore; Clyde Line.
ID Mundo. Nelson: Galveston; Southern
Edgar F. Luckenbach, Baarstad; Los
Angeles and San Francisco via Philadel-
phia and Panama Canal; Luokenbaoh Line
J Fletcher Farrell. Rupprecht; Philadel-
phia: Sinclair Navigation Co.
Luekenbach. Coonanl Bostoni I.nok-
enbach s 8 Co.
Hiliegona tput), Post yender MoIdeni
Baltimore; A II Bull.
West Hobomac. Lasnberts New Orleans;
Lykes Bros.
soivang (Nor). vedo; Manzanillo via
Norfolk: Atlantic Fruit Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Passenger Ships Due

Apache Jacksonville Aug 49,; to Clyde
Lane; will dock at Pier IS. N r tChari-
ton st).
Star Linz with mails; is expected TO dock
about 1880 p. M at Pier 50. N n West
18th st1.
Fruit Co with mails: Is expected to dock
noon at Pier Is, u maiden Lane).
Caracas. Curacao Aug Ii; to Bliss, Dali
lett &. Co with mails; is expapted to dock
afternoon at Pier IL. B'kiyn tMcntague stl.
Due Tomorrow
oropesa (Br). Southampton Aug l1s 20
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co with malls;
IL expected to dock late Monday or early
Tuesday at Pier 80, N II tMorton st).
Hellig Oiav tDanl, Christianta Aug HI
to Scandinavian american Line with mails
ct, Hobcken.
Algeria fBf,. Glasgow Aug 10: TO An-
forenoon az Pier 90, n n (West s3d st1,
AergenstJord tNor). Bergen Ans al, -