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The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Merchants who advertise their goods are not ashamed of them. They want the whole world to know that the mer- chandise they sell is worth the money.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Ii yoa are run down, dis couraged and out of heart, get a bottle of Tanlac and see how different it makes you feel.- Newark Drug Company.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Hats for Spring. You are especially invited to visit our store and see the new crea
 tions in our Millinery Depart ment. Barnett Bros. Mere. Go.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Tanlac is a powerful, recon structive, systemic and stom- achic tonic. It tones up the system, restores lost appetite and makes you feel strong, sturdy and we'll, as nature in- tended.-Newark Drug Go.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Paul Crow who is attending the Arkansas Pharmacy Col lege at Little Rock, spent Sun day here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. B. W. Crow.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

John Fox's great story, "The Heart of the Hills," has been made into motion picture with Mary Pickford playing the Mountain girl. It will be shown in Newark soon.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Spring dresses in beautiful fabrics. Latest styles, priced as low as $10.00 and up to S35.00. Sizes 14 to A. We can save you money. Barnett Brothers Mercantile Go.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

The farmers have made good use of the past few days of pretty weather, and are nov ing things with vim. Quite lot of corn has been planted this week.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Miss Du Pont, who is said to be the most beautiful blonde in America, makes her first ap- p...rance as Universal star iu "The Rage of Paris" at the Royal Tuesday night.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Judge and Mrs. s. A. Hail MT. and Mrs. Conway Hail and little son, of Batesville, were passengers up the road Friday en route home from points in Florida where they spent the winter
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

I have for sale thorough bred s. C. White Leghorn eggs at $1.00 per setting or $7.00 per one hundred eggs; also baby chicks 15 cents apiece. Mrs. H. V. Merriwether.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23
Tho Truly Wise.

He who has obtained any amour; 9: Knowledge is not truly wise unless he appropriates it and can use 1t for his need.--Dr. John Browp.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mary Pickford is Coming in Heart of The Hills," Friday April IA, Royal Theatre.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mrs. J. E. Shell spent Sat urday in Batesville attending the school contest meeting.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Miss Clint Edgar of Newport spent Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs. c. M. Edwards.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

MT. and Mrs. Dolph Sam mons of Bald Knob spent Sun- day here visiting home folks.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

A meeting of the Modern Woodmen will be held at the ledge hall on Thursday night, March 30, for the purpose of electing a clerk.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Good goods, prompt service and free delivery at Freeze bros. Telephone 24.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mrs. R. M. Galloway spent Sunday in Newport visiting her daughter Mrs w. D. Hin son.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Good goods, prompt service and free delivery at Freeze bros. Telephone 24.
 Mary Pickford is Coming in Heart of The Hills," Friday April IA, Royal Theatre.
 Miss Clint Edgar of Newport spent Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs. c. M. Edwards.
 Mrs. J. E. Shell spent Sat urday in Batesville attending the school contest meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Dolph Sam mons of Bald Knob spent Sun- day here visiting home folks.
 --O------
 Mrs. R. M. Galloway spent Sunday in Newport visiting her daughter, Mrs w. D. Hin son.
 Prof. J. K. Rawlings went to Batesville Saturday to at tend the county school contest meeting.
 Many people on the verge of dispair have taken Tanlac and recovered.-Newark Drug Company. -
 Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Welborn and children of Batesville, are spending a few days here visit ing relatives.
 Furniture at greatly reduced prices and on the easy pay ment plan at the Newark Lum- Der Company.
 For Rent.-Good four room house, four and half acres land and small barn. Apply to Curtis Walden
 -O
 MT. and Mrs. I. l.. Dodd have moved to Bald Knob where MT. Dodd has taken position with Moore Bros.
 Rev. E. o. Billingsley of Conway will preach at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. T. J. Welborn returned Monday from Batesville where she spent a few days with Mir. and Mrs. Herman Welborn.
 Fritizi Brunette and Jack McGowan have the leading roles in "Discontented Wives, '' at the Royal Friday night.
 Mrs. E. c. Edwards and little daughter, of Cotter, are spend ing the week here visiting her mother, Mrs. J. H. Holderby.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Travis of San Antonia, Texas are spending the week here with Judge and Mrs. M. L. Arnold.
 MT. and Mrs. H. V. Williams have moved to Batesville where MT. Williams is engag- ed in the restaurant business.
 Do not forget that your mar ket price as an individual IS going to be largely regulated by the class of goods you deliv- CT.
 MT. and Mrs. c. o. Magness arrived home Saturday from Corpus Christi and San Anton 10 Texas. where they spent the winter.
 R. L. Lamberson of Magness was in town Monday. MT. Lamberson is a candidate for road over seer of Magness township.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Prof. J. K. Rawlings went to Batesville Saturday to at tend the county school contest meeting.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Magness arrived home Saturday from Corpus Christi and San Anton 10 Texas, where they spent the winter.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Misses Zimerue Holderb, Thyda Dobson and Juna Rat ton attended the teachers ex animation at Batesville Thurs. day and Fridy.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

R. l.. Lamberson of Magness was in town Monday. Mir. Lamberson is candidate for road over seer of Magness township.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

THE JOURNAL $1 A YEAR.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Many people on the verge of dispair have taken Tanlac and recovered.-Newark Drug Company.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Welborn and children of Batesville, are spending a few days here visit ing relatives.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Do not forget that your mar ket price as an individual IS going to be largely regulated by the class of goods you deliv- CT.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Furniture at greatly reduced prices and on the easy pay ment plan at the Newark Lum- Der Company.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

MT. and Mrs. H. V. Williams have moved to Batesville where MT. Williams is engag- ed in the restaurant business.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

For Rent.-Good four room house, four and half acres land and small barn. Apply to Curtis Walden
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Rev. E. o. Billingsley of Conway will preach at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mrs. T. J. Welborn returned Monday from Batesville where she spent a few days with MT. and Mrs. Herman Welborn.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. 1. l.. Dodd have moved to Bald Knob where MT. Dodd has taken a position with Moore Bros.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Fritizi Brunette and Jack McGowan have the leading roles in "Discontented Wives" !" at the Royal Friday night.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

Mrs. E. c. Edwards and little daughter, of Cotter, are spend ing the week here visiting her mother, Mrs. J. H. Holderby.
The Newark journal., 1922-03-23

MT. and Mrs. Hugh Travis of San Antonia, Texas are spending the week here with Judge and Mrs. M. L. Arnold.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK Va, Nov 2I--st Andrew
fBr) arrived yesterday from Marse!lles
with 7ooo tons OF iron ore from spain for
Western Virginia factories.
Three tugs In port with three Shipping
Board steamers from Savannah to be laid
UP IN James River. Tugs to return to
Georgian port for other vessels.
SEATTLE, Nox s1--cenned salmon. with
q, value three times greater than that
shipped in October. 1891. passed through
the Juneau custom house last month. Ship
rnents OF Alaskan products for the month
amounted to Slb.oS8.2A2. as compared TO
So S3o,51b last year.
The Admiral Oriental Line hss thirty
day sailing schedule between Seattle and
south China ports. Cargo movement in
Oriental trade increasing both ways, Off
cia!s OF lina say, sa result of Increased
offerings of cargo Tor north China porta
Admiral Oriental Line to-day arranged
to piac" &ddlHonal Shipping Ro9rd
treighter on route calling from Seattle IN
December. Cross Keys VIII be PLACED on
berth in fhis port December / Q for Datreu.
Tatu ans shanghoi
Increasing ita feet to eight carriers.
Croweil e. Thuriow Intercoaatal Line has
added Ddward Pierce and stephon r Jones
to tts service between Atlantic and Pacific
coSat Nnrta N
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Freight Ships Due
nue To-day

-~-NS
Neseel, Fort Agency
saacon. EartIepooi. oct 1yksn R.,.
SSsw YORK. Rotterdam. pGt % n l. HagSe
/, American Metals Transport Co
I'oasnseroush. AKIN, 0ot 81.
Exeter city. rowey New y winehssssr Sss . ,.;S SS
Papestone County. Dunkirk, Nov !.
Ysno.. , cosmopolitsn Line
knut 1arL IrarninEhanl, Nov S.'s O stray
n.srenco. Palermo. Nov & SIC d NAljnry
west L'a'haway. Aineria. Nov .,
sarusa, Union Bay. {. o. Oct 'ss''pof' e. Line
Hefron, Henoiuiu. Oct 9. .Maliory Trsns GO GO
Hasena'' Antwerp. Noy 8.
n Elliott. Copenhagen. Nov g. I. srms st,,,s
rolnma, Cristobal. Nov "a w r Grace q &C
81 Sol. New Orleans, Nov is. a. w
Southern Pacific Co
Due T0-morrow
KathiAmbs. Gibraltar. Nov 6.
Norfolk Range. Leith. Nov :. ''A' N'''' q 20
" A Luchenbncn. Los Angsies ' Nov Ny 'S 20
Luckenbach Line
Duo Friday
Anaconda, Antwerp. Nov 10.
Italia -Arusg.ea Lines
Port albany. London. Nov 3.
North American Cristobal. Nov Ia,
American Metals & Transport Co
Runa, Baracoa Nov H.. Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Archer, Eansbutg. Nov TO-. Barber 6 Lines
Casper, Santos Nov 2. Inter Freight Corp
Collamcr. Bordeaux, Nov IL.
~, cosn,opoiitan Line
Maine. London. Nov 49,. Atlantic Trans Line
Due sunday
Esther Doiiar. Genoa, Nov g.. Dollar Lines
humeric, Boston. Nov 90
Houlder. Weir G Boyd
Due Monday
City OF Bristol. Gibraltar, Nov Q.
Katrina Luckenbach. Colon. Nov IS.
Luckenoach s s Co
Due Tuesday
olen. Dunkirk. Nov 1s. Cosmopolitan Line
5acchas, Leghorn. Nov . Three Star Line
Glontaff, Lisbon, Nov H.. IA Ii Bull & Co
Eastern Tempest HUI. Nov q
J II Winchester G Co
Jamea W Tlweu 6 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
L red'k Brown,
Buys Sixteen
Story Loft
Operator Acquires Mer.
camille Building at Broad
and 2lst Street Occupied
by Large Textile Concerns

frederick Brown has purchased the
ssixteen-story mercantile building Mt $50
broadway, southeast corner of twenty
hrst Street, 961xT3.5x irregular. The
seller is the 92o Broadway Corpora
sion, which is subsidiary of william
HENRY Barnum & Co. The building,
Vt is said, is rented for more than S103,.
0u0 per annum
Robert M. Cats erected the build
ing in 1918 from plans of Buchanan &
Kahn, architects, and the present ten
antry Of the building Is composed Of
some prominent firms in the textile
world, The ground floor store is oc-
cupied by M. II. Rogers, uphoisteries -
and tapestries. The adjoining corner
OF twentieth Street was for many years
the Continental Hotel, which since the
erection OF 900 Broadway has been re
placed with large mercantile build
ing.
This section Of Broadway was for
merly the center of the retail trade Of
New York. Brooks Brothers were at
the southeast corner Of Twenty second
Street and Broadway, Park & Tilford,
Lord & Taylor, Arnold Constable &
Co., Aitken Son & Co. and Vantine oc-
cupied almost the entire westerly side
Of Broadway from Seventeenth to
Twentieth Street. All of these firms
have since moved further north.
Transfer has been made by the Min
ute Realty Company to Max Stolwein,
OF 70t-T16 East Eleventh Street, 4ob-
4l3 East Tenth Street and 2 Dry Dock
Street, consisting of three-story build
ings and a one-story garage, with
frontages of IT'S, t50 and 22.1 feet, re-
spectively. 1t was conveyed subject 10
a mortgage of $145,50o.
The Tryon Realty Company sold to
w. Halsted Wander Poel the Ntwo-story
garage at 63 East seventy-sixthN Street,
25x1022.
Angelina Miraglia sold to francesca
NJ. Ferrari the two-story building at
the southeast corner of Second Avenue
and 109th Street, 17x66.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
sales Of Apartments
Ana DsneiL.nt.a IL, Rrn,

t43t3 bNCiA=n nES lf ksF0n%
The Millard Hol ling Company, Jo-
scph Lesser, president, sold 730 Pros
pect Avenue, five-story waik-up, on
plot 50x125, having five families on a
floor, with suites ii from three TO six
rooms, for ali cash above a first mort
gage Of $4,000 lac purchaser is n
client Of M.1Cohn & Co. and Henry /.
Cooper. the brokers.
Coldie Jerusalem sold 80 Philip Hell
Ter the four-story apartment house st
1892 Fnlton Aven"c. snrthweBt corner
Of lT3d Street, 95.lX2S.7x irregular
The S, &. Y. Building Corporation
sold to Marie H. Beran the apartment
house at the southwest corner of Ma
rion Avenue and l96th Street, 50xl00,
Samuel Friedner sold to the Wingold
Realty Company the four-story apart
ment house at 1741 Washington Ave
nue., 25X100.
Schwab & Co., with Robert F. Neu-
mann, sold for the Knorr estate to Max
Xoenkow 1908 to 3610 Third Avenue, q
plot, b0x211, with three buildings and
shop. This is the first time the prop
erty has changed hands within the last
fifty two years.
Richard Dick9on sold for Harry D.
Frisbee ana Nav Frisbee t840 Fulton
&venl4e, & two story house, 26x21i.
The West Tooth Street Corporation
sold to Max Pear the property, 100x
l12.6X Irregular, on the west side of
Webster Avenue, 100 feet north of
204th Street.
Max Kest sold to Henry Meyer 207o
Ryer Avenue, two-story dwelling, GAS
x101.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Foreign Ports
SEsy sfsit'

l.l,AvANA, Nov ts--srennero sro, gt
st.Isi snts.nasi Msrd tCu,. New Orleans. IS.
Msiaaronno. tNcrl, Tampioe. aaiiaai lttb,
a,rits rita, ,Nasl, .Tampieo
Icy Manila. N"
- MARIANA. Nov ir---sa.ied, Rsruna tsw,,
mottesaam; 1ath Wasoana 9Norl, sydney
aeth, Boaen tBw9. Rotterdam,
,y.s, .,aMsn,vA. s,, Nov ls--saitcd, Vancouver
,,,as, ,,saAEsH x. Nov ;Ie--saued. Taiabot
SYDNEY. C II. Nov la---satioa: Aiado,
saiso. 1' @epeFe' s@'pa-
IN MAINA!sTt A Nov 1s--Arrived; Norrnannia
xPRfNCipuLCo, Nov l4---Arrsvea. Gro
an, SSon, Soioredo Bar, Isth. Jacob Chris.
nos1, sMN @ @DoMfSdo, Nov i5---salIed. Dane.
,CHAuLoTTETowN Noy fs-~A~rlyed
"aagissd assls..r sMor). Norfolk Via st John.
FRoMTBRA. fov ia~~Arr,ved: Tor.
aenskoid sien tNor). Newport News via K&.
TRINIDAD, Cuba. Nov 1J--sa.,ed Joras-
Borg (Dsnl. New yerss.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Notice TO Mariners
(By Z s Hydrographie off,oA1 )


On Nov 1e Mary Ann Rocks gas ana bell
sSuoy ~. Cape Cod Bay, was established
Ia place of Nary Ann Rocks gas buoy ~,
ouoy II. was withdrawn
Inc combination buoy shows q flashing
white light every seconds, nash oa
second. eclipse 81 seconds. of 20 candle
power. Aprrox rate position: Lat Il IS OF
n, ion 20 so ~ ".
:. About Dec . IeM's Rock Light in York
,t, hiver. virginia IN lay az 20 N, ion &c as W,
seconds. Hash second eclipse 8 seconds
of $50 candlepowsr
The FOG signal will be discontinued.
Hampton Roads. Va. ,narking the channel
leading from wiilouEhby Bay into the boat
lagoon on the northern shore OF sewall
Point, have been discontinued.
About Dec Hatteras Inlet light Pam
lico Sound. North Carolina, in lat 80 is As
n lon rs 4b 3s w. viii be changed to
second, eclipse 27 seconds, OF $50 candle.
power. Fog signal discontinued,
scuppernons River range lights IN Al,
sS Sc 80 \. Ion fs 10 w. are shown froai
die tnird Of the range facs, white.
reports the as dssovsry Of shoai eS ith f@Fs
rss..va frs.s roiPs pa- malss s.. Txa,oase veaass
tion: Lat is II "a N. ION 65 30 t5 W'.
The commanding officer of the y str
Worden reports the following spar ouoys
missing en- Nov i5: Spar buoy 45B at the
entrance OF 23-foot channel between Ferry
Point and Mount Vernon spar buoy ia
OF Wolf Trap light. Chesapeake Bay.
Notice Of --latest Chart Issues
New editions OF II charts: Nos 2S6
(3?d ed}. l,1o4 (2lst etl, 1,24T ts4th edl
1915 (21st ed}, 2,l32 U5th ed). 9,s45
tsth ed), 3,s1b G&th ed}, 4,beT doth ed
4,s40 ,G6th ed), 4,s56 9th ed}, ss2 (24th
ed), 1928 (bsth ed). 2.527 {&th ed), 4,s2J
G3th edl. $40 (4th cd. 4.432 (9th edl
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Large Upper West
Side Flats Figure
I'm the Trading
Operators Sell Alabama, ON
Riverside Drive Corner;
Big Apartment at St. Mich
: olas Av. and 10th St. Sold

Winter & Wilkes, Inc. BENJAMIN
Winter president, has sold the Ala
hama, at 556 Riverside Drive, north
east corner Of 127th Street, a six story
elevator apartment, on plot of FIVE lots.
having eight I miles on Aoor, with
suites of from three to seven rooms.
1t was held at $375,000 The purchaser
Is client OF NJ. Cohn e. Co. and Henry
|. Cooper, who were the brokers.
David II. Van Damn purchased from
Dora Kahn 1880 st. Nicholas Avenue,
northeast corner Of 176th Street, six
story elevator apartment, on plot look
100, having ton families on q floor,
with suites OF two and four rooms and
seven stores on the ground floor. The
house was sold for $325,0oO MIR. Van
cast corner of l77th Street and st.
control OF the entire ST. Nicholas Ave
nue. front from 176th to 177th Street.
The brokers in both transactions were
M. Cohn & Co. and Henry I. Cooper.
The Stcinfeld Realty Corporation
sold to Frederick q, Frankenberg the
st. Ernlin. q sixstory elevator apart
ment. at 5A5 162d Street, 110x90.11, ad-
joining the northeast corner Of Broad
way. The property was transferred
subject to mortgage for S174,250.
The selling Company acquired the
house wear ago.
Mary Ellis sold to Fred Kaiser the
fve-story flat ut asst Eirhth Avenue,
northwest corner OF 138th Street. 19.11x
754.
Morris Fiorea sold to client 1874
East tooth Street, a fvestory fat
25xt00.
Edward Y. Crosby & Co. sold for the
General Theological Seminary Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church 503 East
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Marine Disasters

LONDON, Nov s1-~Matidc Pe,ree trt),
Genoa and NapleH for New Yorlt ashore
near Trapani; making water; tugs Rssist~
ing. Vessel operated by Peiroe Bros
Genoa reports say fire broke out Nov 4
at sea in the hunkers OF Erie Maru (Jap)
Philadelphia via Norfolk; fre extinguished
by crew.
November 2o--Maryiand (Br>, from Phil
ade!phia and Baltimore to Bremen Nov
10. reported ashore Mt Bremerhavsn
Floated with assistance of four tugs
ST JOHNS, n r, Nov l5--schr Hattie
4 Hickman tBrl, Unior Trading Com
pa w ashore at Ducks Island. Exploits.
r. Had oodfal and is expected TO be
total loss.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 81 - vinceuzo
Florio (1tl. hence for Gibraltar Tor orders
with grain, aground abreast of navy yard
PORTLAND. Ne, Nov 90---Iighterg Atlas
and Ajax arrived yesterday with lumber
from schr Melissa Trask, which cspsized
In Walboro River recently: also strt2plrss
from latter. broken spars, rigging saila
enohor chairs, etc, ali OF which were pur-
chased by local junk dealers.
Repairs stiil being made TO Basaan, tied
up for last two months; f1achinery 6adly
rusted as result OF having boen Partly
hled with water when ashore on Nova
VINEYARD RAVEN. Mass Nov a1--
schr Isabelle Carmen,er, Boston for
Georgetown, s c, Light. ran ashore to-day
Sound during fresh nertherly gale Cutter
Acushnet went to assistance vessei rest
ing on sandy bottom and Is expected TO be
reAOpta5
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Ar. RTMENTs TO LET-UNFuRNIsHED
Manhattan


Manhattan
lSG EAST 9th STREET
Extremely attractive . and S-room apart
ments available for immediate occupancy.
CULVER K CO,
S+2 Madison Ave, Tel. Murray Hill 800.
MADISON Av.. 1336 (cor. 94th st ,--Elght
exceptionally large, light rooms; reduced
20 $1,000 and 52,100. Imperator Realty
Co. Il Park Row. Barclay 9755.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 47s--S large ali
light rooms and bath. two toilets, steam
heat, hot water, electric lights; reasonable
rent. Superintendent In bt semcut at All,
or Goodwin & Goodrich. 260 Lenoa ay.
55TH ST., 10 NAsT--Tgro rooms and bath;
second floor; s1,S0o. Plaza o563.
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MORTGAGE MONIES
~-----~--------------------
MORTfIAGNs.
ws Yav1 Special Funds
In Amounts f'0nn sbu.e6o TO ss6e.es
WOOD. Y.OLSOF CO.. INC,
lt1 Broadway. Tel. Rector 1854.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Arrived Yesterday

q u. fpsnl. Copenhagen Nov 2,
II f.sS tss "a Funeh. Edge g. Co, with
x sssass sials sss laird class pase. mails arad
3 .s,s Il seeoksn.
Xs sMs 80 Hamburg Nov u; TO Ameri-
- VIII ssl esp,n, 1,ss. 40 tnssa class
/ 81 sslss farssFo Nov g. Santiago it: to
4 ssrssfs - sSish sugar: off Liberty.
fysssas ksl s.er1. Cardim Nov 4 to Kerr
gss vs. .ss,h eoal t5.si2 tonsl: off RED
IA. pksss;,f s-artsrsna Nov Z. Porto Co.
psrtssss sssssten is. Port Ansont,, Ia: to
,.esa. y r. b. vita pass, mails ana mdse,
I Srss Il 3 w., Bordeaux Nov 10: to Com
ysssg gsssa,a,s TRANSFORMATIONS. with so
Itssss ss thifa class pass ana mdSs; Pier
II Nsefoe, London Nov IL, Cher.
Fssssassat. 4 sSs u 3 Lines. with 90 pass
y ss'L L..sss. Y.sg 4 hoDoken.
3ssa yne Esysea Nov is; to " Z q Cuba
gI'sas1c ss Co visA II pass' naiis and indse' :
gg 4 .,'s. s gossos Nov 20. to United
.,,sss s,ssssl llns VIII n1dse; Pier 6. Bush
oeeks. ssiyas s,s ySassssdsiphia Nov 80; to Goa.
sSJgsn. aa9Isss Llss With naase, Pier 6. Ho-
'9sss s.ss,, tf,sis, Vancouver Oct 81, Union
- . or ar II cristobal Nov III to Columbus
ss,dss cofr wfth lumber; Elevator Slip.
9 ss.s S1Iiss lBr,. Valparaiso Oct 81, .Antota. i.
/ -. y5Y { Mejillones Nov g, 1quiQue
L =, 1 Arlea Nov e. Mollendo Nov 6, Call
yoy s. cTistobai Nov is. Havana Nov
i sander on &; Son, ,wsth 81 pass. mails
pesgs Ponce Nov II, Mayaguez Nov 10.
,,xalIs ard Arectoo Nov II. san Juan
~ III 10 n y e Porto Rico S S CO, with
r -. mails ard mdse; Pier SO. Bkyn
tYsss. Galveston NoY IA; Mallory Linz.
Ees ssss and ndee; Pier 50. N r..
10 Slth pass and mdse; Pier 81. N r.
Ssnayet iDan). Matanzas Nov Is; 20
5ssf5 Line with sug ar: Sou 4th st. Bkyn.
{@tsya (Br1. BIzaFta Nov 3; TO Stand
Z ian -portation Co; in ballast: on
/ q Albany tBr.. London Nov Q; TO
~ Edge s. Co. with nsdse; Pier AK,
<sssrken, N ].
ilspas (Bri. Tanpico Nov "a; to Fur
i 6ahy Co. with crude oil: Warner.
s-.aar. Nuevitas Nov II: to Munaon
win I2 pass. mails and mdse. Pier
snreod. Matsnas Nov $, railadelphia
+ AZ to Munson Line. with nGse; Pier
psrliton. Norfolk Nov 10; to Old Do
.ssa s'ss' transportation Co; with pass and
i. pier "a, ~ r.
-szsnIa (Br). Hamburg Nov Il; TO
.-sTa Line. with 263 cabin and 81 third
< psss. mails and mdse anchored OFF
s,asilBe: will dock about IN at
|sra u r West 18TH st).
u, Gnhos, Brunswick, Ga. Nov I9; to
~ Line, with mdse; Pier 44. n Il.
v.,sba tBr). Boston Nov 20; to Allan
4 fsnspert Line. with nldse: Pier Js,
4Em cstsnace. Portland Sept 81.
4 ~ ~ a. I f3rav's Ha~bar "a via (!ria.
I'M 10 EAder, steele & Co, with mdse
&Es.sns, towing barge. Boston Nov 10
Il Standard OIL Coz off Tom pkipsville. s /.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. CO.. Tuc.

Distance in miles. position at nooa unless
otherwise speclfed.)
Agwir1s = Ii5 SW Nantucket Nov 81
Albert E watts 469 " Havana Nov 90
Apache 80 " Diamond ShoaI Nov a.
Appomattox 81 &c Nantucket Nov l.
Bibbco 4s5 SIC by st Thomas Nov 90
Bristol City 19o ESI Caye May Nov Il.
Boswell 1880 Sc Nantucket Nov FL.
Bohsme $50 SE Ambrose LV Nov 20
collingsworth 770 Z by S SANDY Hook
Nov 20
city of St Joseph l1ss sr Ambrose Lv
Eov Fl.
Celtic 1855 E Ambrose TsV Nov 81.
Clontarf 1850 S by e Ambrose L4v Nov 90
Glare SIS Scotland Nv Nov 21
Catherine 55s $ Ambrose Nv Nov 2l
Comus l3 8 Jupiter Nov a.
Caronia 7aa Cape Race 1880 PM Nov r.
Cosnanclle left Charleston 10 AM Nov 2I
EdgAfeid 910 E Cape Hatteras Nov 81.
Emergency Aid l1S SW Diamond Shea!
Nov z1.
Bi occidente 80 s Jupiter Nov q.
b. Estcro 81 ~ Jupiter Nov a.
Ei Alu1irante 10 NJ Jupiter Sov a.
Ei Vale 2s Jupiter Nov II.
Edith lett Mayaguez for n ~ Phi Nov 81.
Eastern Pilot 2s2 Cape Sable Noy 81
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