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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Frank Ketchum of Putney is a visitor
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Baldwin and daugh-
ter of East Barre have moved to Brat
tleboro.
George Whitney will go tonight to his
home in Springfield (Vt.) to visit over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fits and son
of Boston are visiting relatives here over
the weekend.
Warren Pease of West Dover is spend
ing a few days with his son, Dana Pease
of Flat street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coleman and
two daughters of Bellows Falls are visit
ors here today.
Mrs Martha Hancock of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting here with her brother,
c. /. Knapp of Crosby block.
Miss Mildred Miles, teacher in Hall
fax, came yesterday to visit over Sun
day at her home on Green street.
Austin Plumb and Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford Plumb of Springfield, Mass, are
here to spend Sunday on South Main
street.
Edward Shea, jr, returned Thursday
| night from Springfield, Mass, where he
underwent an operation on his nose by
DR.. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harris of NIillers
Falls, Mass, are expected today to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Gobie and other rela-
tives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Miles of Los
Angeles, Cal, visited here over night
| with Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Miles on their
way to Burlington.
Miss Margaret Gillette of the Hol-
stein-Friesian Register Co.'S Office went
afternoon fn har in,
held (Vt.) to remain until Monday.
i Daniel Kelley, operator in the West
! ern Union Telegraph office, will have a
| two-weeks' vacation from his work be-
ginning Monday. He will go to Boston
and will also visit at his home in North
| Adams.
Charles B. Bennett of Chicago, a rela-
| tive OF the Holbrook family of Brattle-
boro, came yesterday to stay two days
looking up family genealogy. He is a
cousin of Editor Bennett of the Wash
lngton Evening Post. He is a guest at
the Brooks House.
Mrs. A. o. Norcross has gone to Roch-
ester, \. Y, to spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. ]. W. Wood, and
family. She was accompanied there by
her son, Herbert NOrcross, who will be
away several weeks, visiting in Kalama-
200, Owosso, Mich, and Washington.
! u. c.
DIR. George r. Anderson left today
/ for Portland. Me-, to attend a meeting
| of the New England section of the Col
lege of Surgeons. which win be held next
week. Important work in the standard
lzatlon and management of hospital as
well as clinical surgery by foremost
American surgeons will be taken up. DIR
Anderson will return the latter part of
next week.
DIR. George F. Lane returned last
night from Davenport, Iowa, where he
went last December to take a post-g
uate course in the Palmer School of
Chiropractic Mrs. Lane. who spent the
winter in New York, accompanied him
home. DIR. Reiss, who had been in charge
OF DIR. Lanes practice in town during
his absence, will leave soon for his home
in Germany.
The annual output of oysters in the
United States exceeds three billion
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
National League.
Baseball Notes.

Followers of the Phillies are pulling
for the Reds and Braves-to stay down
yonder.
In Cincinnati and Washington only
the clocks have gone ahead through day
light saving.
All Detroit is backing up the Tigers
and the Tigers are backing up the Amerl-
can league.
George Toporcer of the Cardinals is
near the top in the list of National
league batting averages.
Looks as if Walter Schmidt, Pitts
burgh's hold-out catcher, has been
"Gooched" by the Pirates forever.
The veteran Ted Sullivan will try to
convert Europe to baseball next fall
with the Washington Senators as the
terrible example.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
II. NJ. WOOD
The Old Reliable Sporting Goods Man
81 Main Street Tel 70S-M
BRATTLEB0RO. VT.
JITNEY SERVICE
South Londonderry and BrattIebOrO.
WEEKDAYS

Orders may be left at or telephoned to
BrattlebOro Drug Co. $500 or River
efAn Inn South Londonderry
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
NEW HAVEN MAN ON ID. & NJ.
Will Have Five Directors on New Board
Elected Tuesday.

NEW YORK, May 13.-Stating that
the DEGREES which dissolved the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad in
1914 was made under conditions which
since have been materially changed by
Mayer yesterday ordered a modification
which will give TO the New Haven road
five directors on the Boston & Maine
The directors will be elected Tuesday in
either Boston or Portland, Me.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13

\ fire of an unknown origin burned
the home and outbuildings of Mr. and
Mrs. Ebin Derusia just east of Middle
bury Thursday. The buildings are a
complete loss. A small amount of the
household goods were removed from the
house. The loss is a severe one as
there was no insurance.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13

In China the farms average little
more than half an acre in extent.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
A man of 40 earning $4,000

per wear would have to pay two hundred
thousand dollars to buy his earning
equivalent Death cancels earning ca
nacity. Life insurance saves while 1t
serves and can be adapted to various
needs. Consult us. National Life ms.
Co, of VT. (A1utual.)
#. G. DIMES, Special Agent,
BrattleborO. Vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13

The annual output of oysters in the
United States exceeds three billion.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
GAMES TODAY.

American League.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
National League.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
MUST KEEP MILK SWEET
Cooling Regulations to be Enforced this
Season i'm WeStfleld

WESTFIELD, Mass. May l3.-Milk
production furnishing the product for
local consumption will be required TO
take all necessary steps this year to pre-
vent the souring of milk before il is de-
hvered to the homes here. Inspection
of conditions at dairies are to be maze
and orders have been issued that the
milk must be cooled to temperature of
less than 50 degrees before it is started
from the dairy to distribution points.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
SATURNS WIN MATCH.
Defeat Venuses 1,O8S to 1858 in Eastern
Star Bowling.

The Saturns defeated the Venuses
1,09S to 1853 yesterday afternoon in an
Eastern star bowling match One OF
est single string, 50, while Mrs Heustis
of the winners had the highest three
string total, 234 The scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13
PUTNEY.

Miss Eva McCullock won Friday in the
spelling contest in Putney. Miss Clar-
ice Poland won second. They will go to
Brattleboro May % to represent Put
ney in the county contest
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REFORNIEF
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Radio Corpn. Of America

Distance In miles. position noon uniehl
others ire stated
pafrsnfsfk NNE Tenwiek " June -.
Bristol y Nantucket June "a.
nyisyi ~ ~ by = Nof'h'aH Enf ~
pyron y henson zoe Amn-ofc June -.
charles y HafWoo1 400 GW Naniurhe'
c,i.,obsi iii 3 Cape Henry June -.
= Lucaerbach q. oveffaN. June -
Gloria de Larrinara ist 80 - y Ion - -
Henry n Wilton as r Ambrose June e
Henry s Grove - S Cape Henry June y
H~rhsri q wylie o. 70 Boston juno =.
James McGee 49, : Amhfg." iNn- -
v,ri'owoc iafssf0N I'm fti7 W June -
MEDIUM ~ p Care Stay ~ June ~.
Monmouth go p cape May Jun" 81
Saraorhee 10 NNE Diamond June -
New QUAY ist n ~ y ion q. % w Jun" !"
Orinoco 1905 50 Overfsiis June .s.
Pan America 1918 sE Amhro-~ jrn" ~.
presidcnf Monroe sfs7 = hmhrofe funs
%. oKlecfad 10 arrive View YORK July 4
p,esideni TAFT 7ls , Ambrose June %.
Vssolufe - Nantucket June -
qaiaam 90 nosion June -
santa olivia 81 Winfer1ufrf~r June -.
santa Therefa $50 g AmhroT" June -
eeac0nnett SSW WinfcrQuarfcr June -.
SuneIseco 80 Cape Henry Jun" -.
Sunoi 1873 ESE Hole in Wall June ~
svifiarrow On pioek Island june
swift Eseie i1s NJ Diamond Jun" a.
Thor N Wheier i70 g Ambrose June -.
vi.rIf 100 SeE Ambrose June y
Wellington Tug 1S rarneFa' June p.
yysss isiefa 100 from Philadelphia juno y
VIM q waricn .,f 8 Amhrosc june -
Epson 2fo SE Anhrotc June -. ,.. q,
Cifv OF Rome s. sW Sanfurtrf Jun. =.
suffolk % ~ WiufeTqusffcr June -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Cleared

os,crley CB) coad: RcyJsyk; cunard
Line.
and Plymouth via Boston. L Lines
Port Caroline lBD, Head Freemantle
Funch. Edge & Co.
Venezuela Moreno. Cristobai aad Bal
boa. W r Grace.
Brssa (Fr) Au,ray. Norte and Angra;
James w Elweli
Ellis tHon). Kvarno. Puerto Barrlos.
United Fruit Co.
La Touraine (F), LNpret,e; Havre,
vancoiite OBJ: Mnns: Tu1psm: r L
Hague
Puerto Plata; clyde Line.
Mary Goodman, st John a II Bull
Tymcric (BD Morgan. Manila and
HongkonU. UOuldfr Weir 4 BOYD
Oscar II Dan). schmidt Copenhagen;
Essi cape Jones; Naples and IT said.
Norwich city lBD Murphy Hamburg
siicac CFr): Pierre. casabianca and
Tangier. Three star Line
AuAruash. Nelson. Petrograd. Foreign
Transpoftation Mercantile Corp.
Conoho Mcintosh, Galveston and Key
Philadelphia Leck; Baltimore; clyde
Line
Lake Arthur; whtehurst; Richmond
Richmond y Y s s Co.
Northland. Foster; Boston. Eastern
Co.
Alianca. FNlleher Norfolk. Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
El Orente, Deiahsnty Galveston, South
ern Pacific Co
Sengelv tNof). Eadfcssen. Bergen Via
Norfolk. 5 o stray
Wurttrmbfrg fGer). Graalfs. Hamburg
United American Lines
Flofinda (Spl. Perez. Bilbao and san
, tandcr. Garcda Dlaz.
- Gaines tNor)i Iaugfcldt. Barcoa
Atlantic Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
American Ports

BALTIMORE. June .s-Arrlved. Cor
ring. Tampiro. Noruegt fNofl ShilHll'lll1 =
via Portland and iiort"nf 'hatt an""r a
City. New YORK. Man'a. tonsion. Ssl',' ,.',
Nissiaeippl fHrl. London and Antwerp va
Sorfoik. Malen tgVJ. Gofhenbufe VIA fhll-
adeiphia. Cowiehec. Los Angeles suboai ico'
Pcnfacoias Sichoias cun"o tN'f' ''h.s
UOSTON. June = Arrived lasr hla-
mere Jacks0ngllle and Charleston. Meteor.
Newport Sewa. perobalof. l.amh'li =
Point. San Pablo lbu. Hocas DEL 1910
T / church nnr.. fow"y uaiis, i@s, r,.y
e-th1 sailed Enroll fbrl. Montreal 'Ny
., Melbourne fprl Sew York Oafer 4ithl
CIFARTEsTOS. s q. June -s-Affincl
Saucon. Rotterdam. iahe siIyno"s 10, -
ton. and proceeded JacAsonsi,ie sniiet
yves, catancc. New York. sch Mary Brad
ford Pierce. Sew YORK 60.
cRlsTOHAL. June s7-Arrivet ,ala-
mares. New YORK. trastcr hhll. N'- y
for Valparaiso. sailed Dafahhu5 ',ut, ~
l,rom ifsmburgj. San Franclace. liso'n
Nan dam from Maniia). Sew NcFM
Rhodopn (GeJ 0rom cofraD' "or'''~
~nn ninAcES0SViLLE. Pa. June ..-Afrlved
Grccian Philadelphia Via "a ~" /" '..i.
curacao brig Geneva. Porto RICO. sallca
persian. Baltimore y.a savannah ...,-
wOSTRFAI. June 4s-Arfived. Fo'illlpo
GI Sapies. Merrymount hrj. koitef-
49, ssiled. Tremore Br. Australia
Laconia (Br). Avonmouth. siaspo'l 'b'''
'XyEWPoRT NEWS. Va. Jun. 2,-salied
carib. San Juan. Kedondo. New ief", ,,....
SORFOIK. Va. June ss-AffiNtd; Nes'
oueechcc. Boston sor.ani (Sorl. Andro'a
William Green. Tampi.o. 'afln bonlnn
Viborg DAM. cuban ports. shntol'. Dal'
timore. Vaudeville tNor). bAltiii"i"' ~
Colon. barrymore fBTl, ba!iimorN' sen
EDNA Hoyf New Haven brcklns pam
(pr) Baltimore. North Vino. "fh bNh
land. Sailed. T.rier fNorl. san Antonio
f.sH Alice ~ ifIl-
burn New Ems and El.zao' ,n Ma,fsH
fptnl. Havana. Tuscan. Sew YORK. ga,
Rotterdam and Antwerp ihi"a. ~,
PHILADELPHIA June -'--Afiit.a
Mcdian fBrl. Liverpool yla Boston Juan
1Nor). Port Antonio. NordhaFet 'b"h
Calbarien. n 81 flag.cr NoticIdaIn a. A.
glers Houston Via NoFiolk, i"usH"D' a.
Texas city. paraguay. saoins,. me- S-,,,1 sYor,
Vancouver via Suevitas. crasHc,ss -!
Liverpool and London Via |e" to.H' 81
Mary (Br). Tcla, Bayonne. Ncw ao'"'
PORTLAND ore. ilur "il'' ~. t'', t,,
-. Anfwefp Sailed kirrne AIlAlh'.
i.,t,cd kingdom. Vancouver Naru. lnlied
Klnrdoun. Melwu 3aTu. rnitcd hinrdof..
Deerneh Ncw iOr. via fpHci S"~"'
Nlchlran Bordeaux VIA Puget so'nn
p0f.T TAMPA. Fla. juno .'-Arr.v.ed
cub. Havana via kcy West sa''e'
bes,,See stX TR1ANcisco. Jun, ,s-Arrlysd
a7fh STANLEY polar. Nancouver .of NeW
YORK. 2sth. Manuiani. mo; WSi,h'lI-'ns,, ,,,
i,,egcrh.rh Anacortes for New Or$gr,
c;ssfmnrthcnshire Br). Hamburg sa,t.al
27ih. Pennsylvan.an Portland. ore -sta,
stanley Dollar. New lork Manl' rliSl, li',,,''
iniu. fIberator. New York VIA san IraIo
eAVASSAH. ca. June -s--AIt.tcl
America (Sor), Caiveston' CITY oi At'aht~
Boston - ts ~
.t.G p".,a,la. aux sch DOuEhboy lBT)
ssvennah. sailed Zenonpi tFrl. New
orleans; Lewis X Thuriow. Balt..no.e.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Negotiations Are On i
To Extend Note OF
Submarine Boat Go.
Report That Corporation Is
in Financial Difficulty
or Recount of Shipping
Board Debt Called Error

Recently published reports that tne
Submarine Boat Corporation Is IN
financial difficulties due TO its inability
to NEE, $4,000. 900 due 70 the Shipping
Board. and that the eompanys notes
have been turned over to the Navy De-
nartment 10 Offset its claims against
the department, give an erroneous I'M
nrcssion Of the situation. it was de-
elared yesterday by persons close 70
the management Of the corporation
II i- true that about Ss,O0OOOO Is
s,ill owed tho Shipping Board by the
Submarine Boat Corporation, II Is sald'
hut that amount is payable over iouI'
GEAR period. ending IN 1924. one note,
ior aproxima.oly 100000, feil due
last January and was tentatively er-
tended. Negotiations are now uhde5
wa. for n permanent EXTENSION snS
officials Of the company recently hase
been in Washington discussing tne
whole matter with the poaio. one
suggestion that has been under con,
sideration Is that tho whole amount %
tho indebtedness be extended WIN
payments over twelve years ana allow
ance made for interest.
The funds owed the Shipping Board
are for materials taken over when the
corpora,ion agreed 20 cancel lts war.
time contract for $50 ships AZ the Port
Newark yards There were still tnltty-
two vessels uneompletod, and these me
corporation finished from the material
on hand FOR is own use, and now owns
subject 20 the Shipping Board claim
Recent developments, II Is stated
have been favorable 10 the Submarine
Boa: Corporation. Eight OF It's thirty
two ships have been in operation re-
Gently on a coptract for the Russian
Relief. and six Of these have been able
20 pick up return cargoes IN Europe
A contract has been concluded tor
handling the products Of a Paeinc
Coast lumber association, bringing
them 70 Port Newark and distributing
them, when the Russian contract ter
inmates. as 10 will shortly. Mean
while, the corporation is endeayoring
20 develop the Port Newark terminal
ard is seeking freight handling and
transshipment contracts.
Last wear IL absorbed It's losses By
charges for depreciation. It's ships
were written og 20 $50 a ton. and
overhead charges were cut 70 a mini.
mum. Even so. however, a loss oi
100000 on its shipping and railroad
operations has been contracted during
the first half OF 1922. Aside from the
overdue Shipping Board note, the con
Germs Liabilities are said 20 be negli-
eible. and the treasury is said 20 con-
tain ,lenty Of cash for current opera
tions.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Freight Ships Due
ne To-daY

v...ei Port Agency.
River Trent. Port sudan. May ~
santa Isabel San Ffaneiseo. May 80;
Norton. LILY CO
"'"'''''''''' Atlantic transport Line
ouaker city. Ieith. June o y ~ Smith 4 CO
csrenco. Lisbon. June 10 G y Mallory Co
cape Henry. san Francisco. June
Atlantic. Gulf a Pacific Co
Kos.uth Prince. naples. June Phelps Bros
steel Ase. san Francisco. June
Thode Farelund. Buenos Ayrea. June 2.
Kentucky. Gibraltar. June II
Siam city Liverpool. june IS.
II II Fiaeier. Rotterdam Jans 4 =. ., =.
+ ) Luckenbach. Los Angeles. June u.
Luckenbach Co.
Due Tomorrow
Exeter City. swansea. ,gne is
city OF Melbourne. Gibrsiisr. june IL.
Norton. Lily CO.
Virgil. Para. June IS. Lsmport 4 Holt Line.
Due Saturday
pakarisn. London. June a.
fntcrnationai Mercantile Marine.
Corson. Hamburg. June l7,..kerr Co.
OA'''O'"'' ' Lamport a Holt Line.
Due sunday
itshon Maru San Francisco. June -.
Houlder. Wcir A Boyd
Lu1paliie. Lisbon. June is.c y Mallory Co
Plln Do IArrlnaEa. Liverpool juno is.
Tarnesq. Witty & Co
Tyrlfjord. chrisuania. June Il.
SOrwegiGn-Amer!can Line
Dne Monday
Pocone. Rio de Janeifo. June
Munfon Lines
Yves, corum. Rosario. June 10.
Murson Lines
Due Tuesday
wokika. Cardiff. June q.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
House Adjournment Halted
Resolution to Quit Saturday
Until August 8 Tabled

WASHINGTON. June 2s. go House
plans for adjournment Saturday were
upset temporarily in the Senate to-day
when attempts OF Senator Curtis, Kan
sas. Republican whip. 10 put through a
Senate resolution giving Senate consent
to the adjournment was blocked pend
ing consultation between Democratic
leaders of the two Houses. Senator
Curtis's resolution was introduced a,
the request of House leaders. he said
and provided for adjournment 10
August 8.
Senator Underwood, Of Alabama
Democratic leader. opposed immediate
action on the resolution, saying he was
not familiar with the wishes OF leaders
OF his party in the House and must as
certain their attitude before permitting
action on the resolution. Senator Nor
ris. Republican. Nebraska. also objected
10 the resolution because. he said he
was not willing 20 assume" that tho
statements OF some House members
could be construed as the sentiment OF
the House.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

The Tribune publishes daily reports
81 the position ~ merchant vcrseis re-
Ccltcd through the United states Naval
Communication Service. ShlpmastcTs %
vessels wifh radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their CTRJ noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations 10 the United states
proper Bar Harbor. Mo tOttefciiTetJ
Cape Hatteras y. c.. Jupiter. ia.
Kcy West, Fla. New Orleans. La
These position CTKJ reports should
be addressed only 10 the radio station
called and they Will be forwarded %
Neu York. IL is important that these
reports should hc sent promptly az noon
each day IN order That they may be
received IN time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations Of the Independent
Wireless telegraph Company. Inc. New
York CITY CWCG). Babylon. L J.
tWsE). Eanhampton / (WSAj.
Sew London. Conn lWSTl
so charge made FOR medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation o; America
viii receive p1aliion reports through
the following stations. Cape Cod
tNCCj. siascorset. Mass tWscj. Sew
London. Conn. fWLcJ, Cape May. Sow
York CITY CWNY1.
Medical ana surgical advice will bo
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion oi America by the L Public
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Shin Board Ready TO
Quit IntercOdst Run
Wants To Be Assured First,
Horuerer. fiction VIII Not
Harm Stability of Service

InHmation has been given by the
Shipping Board tina, the government
vessels IN the intercoastal trade,
acalnst which the American Steamship
Owners Association has protested TO
Chairman Lasker. will be withdrawn
from that service II the operators on
the run will take steps 20 stabilize the
trade.
President J. B. Smull, Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, issued
a statement saying that before with
drawing the Shipping Board boats a
reasonable time would be given the
North Atlantic and Western Steamship
Company. which is the Shipping Board
operator. % purchase these ships. II
the company takes such action the cor
roration. 10 was said. could give as
.lrarcc that no more government
vessels would be placed in the trade.
Nr Smull reiterated that the Shipping
Board vessels were kept in the serv-
icc simply for the purpose Of stabiliz-
ing D., and u II is certain that their
withdrawal will not disrupt its stabil-
ity the Emergency Fleet Corporation
is ready "to pull out"
Final action on the matter probably
will not be taken until President
". J. Love returns from Europe.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Arrived Yesterday

Iackawanna (Br), Philadelphia June z, :
- Robert l. Hague, with ina'e' f''' =
Dnyonne Jonsncy. y Norfolk June u: 70 Pocahon''
Fusl Co Nth coal. 1884 -. y X
Fram ,Nor) Port Spain Tor Perth An
boy. 20 American Me'.,s IIsn'bor, naeo n
p Manaos juno :. Para 80. Baroados ~ !,
70 Lsmport a Hoit Line. with indse' i'er
g. Bkiyn. - 80. -
NYG cuba Mail s Co With sugar. FED
ersl Refinery. Yonkers ...
GARFIELD. samaco juno 8, rs asnayo =
Guayaquii q Buenaventura -. Criiooal -
Puerto Colombia 81 20 The Grace o.
With mtse Pier a.. klyn.
walter y Munson. Ms;anzas June 20 %
Munson Line. with sugar warner
Refinery. EdgeVater. y ). ~,
Hoxls glasgow May ~ Belfast -. Bal
,irnors june - Norfolk IS. 20 Baltimore
: Co. with mdse, Pier :. Army Base
Bklyn.
Tidewater oil Co. with crude Oh. fIer J.
Tidews;er DOCK. Bsyonne.
san Nazario (Brl. Port Lobos juno IT,
Tu1pam -. 70 Ans Mexican petroleum
co. with crude oil. Pier /. Tidewsier DOCK.
MARY. san Domingo city Juno Il. Macoris
% Canche1 a. Puerto Plata ara Mont"
Cr,sti a. Turks Island %; @ bull lnsular
Line. with mails and nndse. Pier ~. Bklyn
John y Archboid. Port Lobo8 June p 3
20 Robert / Hsgue. with crude oil. fier
g. Constable Hook. y J.
skipsea (Br). imminghau June IL
Plymouth IS. 70 George Meiiiessen & Co.
with ndsc anchored o1 nay Ridge Bklyn
Baltic ODD. Port Lobos June. q 10
Robert Hague. with crude OIL. Pier =.
Bsyonne
Ben;a (Sor). Tansmo June 22 cananova
g. 70 Atlantic Fruit CO. with fruit, Pier
30 ER
Fenehuroh (Br). Marseilles May q.
Barcelona -. Palermo 80. Torrsgonh 81.
a
4 Co. with mifo. 3lst ~. Bkiyn
10 Halsohaw Lines, with mdse' Pier u.
Err
Ann.tta. Phnadeiphla June 27 70 the
Atlantic Fruit CO. with mdse. iier Z. r.
Alliance Norfolk Jure 81. ~ Oid DOmn-
ion Transportation Line. with pass and
mdse. Pier 81. y r.
sch Ceci = Stewart Tampa: 70 J
Elliott. with ndse Perth Amhoy. = =.
Sch Dorothy Palmer. Boston % master,
with mdse anchored on Red Hook Flats.
Bklyn
Port ADELAIDE. London June 81; 20
Cvnard Line with mdsc; Tier 81, X.
Tuscan. Norfolk. 20 the Ola Dominion
Transportation Co. with m1fc.
Adige GO. Genoa
Homeric (Br). Southampton and Cher
bourg June - 20 white star Line. with
222 first iss second. ~ third class pass
mails and mdse Pier 80. y r.
Ariadne Irene (BD. T0cOpiila.
Gedania. New Orleans
Homeric (Br). Southampton and Cher
bourg June 20. 60 the White Stnr Line
with pass. malls and mdse, Pier 90 y H.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
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distance IN miles. position A.. noon unless
otherwise fuecifefO
Cody 1870 y AmbroFr juno
Darnefalke 1850 l. Amnrofn'June ~
Mongolia 1855 hmbroFo June ~.
Ponce t27 = san Juan Ju1e e. ...
coliinrsworth lat % 81 = Ion 81 20 W
June -
Helen SO scotland June ~.
Nasari ess Ambrose June p
Quaker city logs tmhrore Jun" -
j " Gufrey left Erie Basin fI for for'
Arthur June -. g..
Hofneric aheam Ambrose 5.1s PSI juno -.
Hon eric lgs = Ambrose Iune p.
Henry y Whitop -, p AmhTosc JUNE g
ontario - Firc Island June q.
Fuku Maru 200 from Ncw YORK juno -
Siam CITY i20 from New lork June =.
peter II Crowell 15 81 Harnccai June -
q y Danis - Sandy Hook juno -.
waiter y Soycs % sW Nontnuk juno -.
Scncyaar 30 NW Santuckct June -.
Amoico Barncgat June p.
Resoiute $50 T. Ambrose June y.
Mohawk g5s Scotland June p
Apache - Diamond shoals June -.
Mefflmack IS cape Henry June y.