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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

Patterns OF coin dots. stripes anc
blocks are shown as well as the
loosely knitted plain models.
Sets OF collars and cuffs are spe-
cially designed 10 render a blouse
unnecessary and they often are made
to match the plain or pleated skirt
with which the sweater Is worn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

Vivid reds. oranges. greens and
blues are used for the simple little
slip-on sweaters so popular with
white sport skirts this summer.
Mohair. chiffon. alpaca and Ice
land wool are the favorite wool
seen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

For reliable dentistry copsul- Drs.
Carson & Oren. 125 W Washington
ave. p. Main 54e. adv EOS II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

Let experts clean your garments
and hats. Aetna Cleaners. SIS 2.
Sample 81. L-s3Ts-ady. 2o6-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

when you say cigars-ssy Dutch
Masters. Advt. 1ss-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
DEAR ANNE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am a girl 10 years OF age. and
have been going with a young man
two years my senior for the past two
years
He always tells me that we are 10
be married as soon as he is in a
proper financial position.
Should I give up a girl entirely
that he objects 10 my going with,
saying she is not At company for
ms1
Do you think ne means TO marry
me. and should Listen TO him above
every one else? FEARFUL.
FEARFUL: There Is no way OF
telling whether the young man Is
going 20 marry you. my dear, until
he comes right out and asks you
TO be his wife and you become en-
gagged with the knowledge and com
sent OF your parents.
DO not think you should take
his advice above all others Let
your parents choose your compan-
ions for you II there IS any question.
II IL comes 10 a point Of choosing
between this young man and your
girl friend. your heart is the only
guide you have 10 follow.
Annie Laurie will welcome letters
OF inquiry on subjects OF feminine
interest from young women readers
Of this paper and viii reply 10 them
In these columns. Letters 20 Miss
Laurie should be addressed 70 her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
ADVICE TO GIRLS
By Annie Laurie
DHAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am a boy Is years OF age, and I
get very lonesome. Somehow the
girls don't seem 20 like me. Why Is
Il? try 70 be agreeable and nice
TO every one. but they seem to Ike
the other boys better. What would
you advise me 10 do? BASHFTJL
BASHFUL: Are you very atten-
tive TO the young ladies? Do you
Invite them TO go out with you and
pay them the little attentions which
girls like?
When you are with any young
woman treat her with great courtesy
and kindness. Make her feel that
you enjoy being with her. and try in
every way 70 please her. I am sure
II you follow these methods you
Will win good friends among the
young women OF your acquaintance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

Mr. and MIS-. Q. Pretz entertained
with a dinner for eigbt Monday
evening az the Country club. A.
O. Rumf had a party OF seven.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Maritime Miscellany

LONDON. Feb 15--The chipping trade Ia
Liverpool Is dislocated, and liners un-
able to enter or leave port to-day. owing
TO a strike OF the tugboat men, says an
Evening News message from Liverpool
this afternoon. The strike OF the is
against the owners demand for increased
hours with reduction in wages. The
gigmen struck in aympathy. There is a
possibility OF the dock hands taking SINH
lar action.
WASHINGTON. Feb 1s-An approprl-
alton OF S325 600 for additional surveys
and inve stigations to determine which Of
four routes Is most practical for ship
canal between Lake Erie and the Ohio
River we're requested to-day OF Congress by
the army engineering corps.
A special board OF engineer officers.
after an investigation. has reported that
the route between Pittsburgh and Ashta :
bula. Ohio. by way of tns Beaver and the
Mahonng rivers is best suited for develop
ment Major General Beach. chief Of the
to Speaker Cillett by Secretary Weeks.
consideration rs bctwesu Marietta and
Cleveland via the MusSingum, -Tusca
rawus and Clyahoga rivers No mention
was made In the letter as TO whether fur
ther investigation OF this route would be
undertaken.
The crew Of the British schr Kathleen
Spindler. OF Nnva So otia. which was aban
doned in leaking condition in lat "a II n
lon 68 80 W ware picked up by the British
str ArRaiia, according &c a wireless report
received In New York today. The master
of the Argalia reports the crew all wei!
and proceeding to London.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Board Opens Way
For Ship Sales
BY Private Bids
Smyth Says Offer of Fleet
Will Permit Negotiations
Later; Will Develop Mar
kct for Government Ships

Advertisement Of the sale Of the en-
tire government feet Of 1,47O vessels,
under bids to be opened March ii. docs
not mean that the Shipping Board
hopes to dispose of it's vessels at this
time, but to comply with the law. Ma
than A. Smyth, general counsel Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, said
yesterday. he said the Jones act
specifics ships can only be sold under
nubilc or private compel titive bids. and
that a. present when a man wants to
BUY particular vessel the board must
wait several weeks until it has been
advertised before it can open negotia-
tions.
The blanket offer next week will free
the hands of the board and will permit
negotiations to be begun at any time
when firm offer is received the board
VIII advise all Of those who previously
nave shown an interest in the ship and
VII seek the highest obtainable prices
This method in the past Mr.. Smyth
said, frequently has increased the
sales price 80 or 40 per cent.
Mr.. Smyth denied that the decision
to advertise the entire feet was q
gesture of any political significance. 1t
was a coincidence, he added, that this
step should be taken at the time when
the Administration was ready to pro-
mulgate it's subsidy policy. He admit
ted, however, that very few bids arc
expected and that tho natural result
Will be to convince the country that
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Klein Warns
Shippers of
Alien Agents
Commerce Official Insists
Foreign Companies and
Agencies Project Their
Own Interests Abroad
export PERIL Is Seen
Saws Secret Affiliations Give
American Exporters the
Worst of the Bargain

julius Klein, director Of the Bureau
Of Foreign ard Domestic Comme rce,
warns American shippers TO be careful
in binding themselves TO distribute
their goods abroad through alien accn-
cies. In statement Mr.. Klein says
that foreign steamship lines and local
AGENTS are working for their own in
.erests first and that their contracts
with American concerns frequently are
ruse to hold back products from the
limited States in order to push their
goods
well authenticated confidential ad-
vices received by the Department Of
Commerce from various sources ndi-
cate the recurrence in u virulent form
or an old evil, which has from time to
time imperlcd individual interests in
the export trade. but now seems to
e.. directed against certain exporting
psadstries as whole Mr.. Klein says.
"The means employed arc to tic up
.ae American exporter in an agency
agreement and to push competing goods
Of foreign make under the protection
Of the existing agency arrangement.
This practice is not new, but ap-
psrentiy il has never before been tried
80 extensively as it has attained from
present indications, for which reason
it is deemed expedicnt to issue word
Of caution to American exporters. 1t is
absolutely essential for the present
prosperity and the future welfare OF
American exports to exercise the most
rigid scrutiny oVer the details of
agency agreements which tie. up the
exporter IN certain territory
"Is your agent bound by open or
secret affiliations to interests other
than American? Does the agency agree
ment permit him TO paralyzc the active
promotion OF your interests and to de-
vote himself actively to the sale of
competing goods The danger outlined
is not mere bugaboo. but actually
exists and 1agrant cases have been sub
mitted to the Department of Commerce
IS evidence
"The problem which the situation
! presents S exceedingly delicate and
difficult The solution--to intrust the
agency Of an American firm to a strict
ly American organization - is simple
enough bat cannot be everywhere ap-
piled in practice, because such organi-
zations are parstively few But it
is imperative to examine most closely
the existing and the pronosed agency
arrangements with firms whose aifilia-
t;ons are not entirely Am, lean
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Sailed esterday


lalsnde tBr). Para; Toloa lBr). Ha
wna, hahira. Tampco; Clare, San Juan;
Alamo, Galveston: Fort Victoria (Br), Ber-
mlda Qr.zaha, Havana, Mary. Porto Plata,
1uns (Nor'. Norfolk. Badagry (Br), Las
Ta'mas. etc; M-nargo. Nassau; George II
Jones, Tampico. Egiantier (Belg), Ant
~erp Maracaiho. Curacao. etc; Rovaer
I.Nor} Nassau Macabi OBJ. Banes; Knox
s,t s,t 'sttty. Boston. Ei Mundo, Galveston;
nnrerl Watts Tampico reninsuiar State.
s'9steu. Robert + Hopklns. Port J.onos;
L & &Genzc OBJ. Fort Said lsla de Luzon
,br,, Nassau; Guernsay (Nor>. Norfolk;
ss.sAier Dollar 'Br). Vancouver; City OF
rnehore tBrl. Philadelphia: .Araguaya (Br,
serWuda; Olympic OBJ, Cherbourg and
southampton. Creole New Orleans Co.
heen.N.. e q ieston; Adriatic (Br) Ma
a.s're Neganrc tBr). Havana: Nieuw AM
phe.oam tputch'. Rotterdam; Pamela.
pnnadelpnia Albania tBr> Liverpool:
sN1nce; Ne; San Juan; Dunstan tBr). Para via
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Panama Cristoea' Feb o. Port -au.prince
y to ths Psas1nS r Y 49, 5 Ling; With 80
Munarro. Nassau EOS II: % the Munson
s s Lines with f2 rass. malls and mdse;
Harsld CDan> Nuevitas Feb 10 to ne
Munson Lines. with sugar So 14th
Lake crescent. Matan7ss Feb o. Havana
ii; to the Munson < Lines. with sugar;
Warmers Refinery. Edgewater. \ J.
Fred w Weller Port Lobos Feb Q; TO
Robert l. Hague with crude oil; anchored
Off Tonpinsville S 1.
Greiariie oBr, BOMBAY Dec Z. karachi
Feh l2 TO Houlder, Weir & Boyd with
m o. pir american Docks, I.
mond 6 Now York 8 Co, with mdse;
.yes:on Feb H. to the Nal
loe co. with pass and mails; Pier
Nueces. Mobile and Key West, to the
Mallory 5 co, with pass and ndse; Pier
rolarine Baton Rouge; to Robert L
Hague, with mdse; anchored off Tomp-
schr John Z Fox. Jacksonville; to D
Cohen. anchored off Red Hook Flats.
walter D Munson, Havana Feb Z. Phila-
dsifns - ,e tn Mcnson Lanes VII"
WIS CIV ,6r1 Philadelphia, Feb II:
10 Chas Hin ( Son, with mase; Pler os
Charles Fl crsmp. Baltimore Feb 1e;
TO Atlartie Cult & iaciAc Line with ndss
Pier 81 y H.
Co with ridse. Pier -. Bhlyn.
NeedoA, rnjla.s ipha Fen u. to Vacuum
OH Co ii ballast. Bayonnc. J.
PAlla lelph,s. Baltimore FEB l6, to clyde
Line with mlse. lier 3S n r.
sehoharie. Hamburg. TO Kerr co
with IGse Pier 4. Army Base. Bhlyn
urcus Charleston Feb 10; to Nesse,
Duvai d Co with mdse; Conover 81. Is ~. .yl
LON tNorJ. Ci,rfuegos Feb ~, to
Criental Navigation Co with Indse an
chored OF Liberty
tie ,Dany, rarde0as Feb IL: to Murson
Lin Lins with mdso. anchored oil BAY Ridge
Paris (Fr). Havre Feb IT: to French Line
with pass n.eils ami ,,.. Sc. Pier a. X.
.afaby, Leith. TO IL Winchester & Co
WIN ndse anchored 10 Qu@rantins.
Ian 7ssas. Galveston Fen II. to Mallory
Line with ,.lsa. pier 40. y L.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Ship Models on View

An exhibition Of paintings and other
objects Of art, including group Of
ship models. will be opened to-day at
the gallery Of Old World Arts, 669
Fifth Avenue. 1t will be followed by a
sale of the objects by auction to-mor-
row afternoon and daily throughout the
week.
An English silver service OF the
George III period, once the property of
the Duke Of Norfolk, is an object of
special interest in the exhibition, which
includes, besides antique and modern
furniture from the Renaissance and
later periods, gilt, silver and cnamcled
clocks, collection of Copenhagen aud
other European porcelains, another of
Italian and French brocadcs and cha
subles, together with lamps, "singing
bird and enamel boxes and many
pieces Of fine jewelry.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Radio Corp. of America

Hvcson $50 e Ambrose 10 AM Feb IS
Mount Clinton PSI e Ambrose Feb II.
Puget Sound 492 East Cape Henry Feb H.
Herbert Pratt $40 W Sand Key Feb IL
J Pew $40 WsW sand Key Feb II.
Jno Archibald 40 ENE Lobos Feb u
Swift Shore $50 f. Cape Henry Feb is.
Delaware Sun 100 S Cape Tatteras Feb II
Hera 406 NE Hole in Wall Feb IT,
City of Rome 1A0 NNE Diamond Shoals
Feb IS.
Nora f57 N Diamond shals Feb 1s
CITY Of Savannah Ill Cape Hatteras
Feb is.
Geo w Barnes 90 N Cape Hatteras Feb 1s
Seeman 35 NE Five Fathom Bank Feb 1s
Ge Washington 1875 Ambrose 10 AN
Feb IS.
Wos, Nunhom 1870 f Cape Henry Feb Is.
rhiladel phia 473 s Scotland Feb IS.
Williaro left Sparrows Point II o5 AM
Feb 1S
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

- Wm Rockefeller. Peterson; Port r.oho..
Robert l. Hague A''s'
karroo tDr>. Wooster: Singapore ana
Manila N via Newport News. Norton. Lii,v
, Steel Engineer. Guinness: Valencia and
1arcelona Norton. Lilly q CO. ~"
=, Creole. Jacobs, New Orleans: southern
Jacksonville: Clyde S 8 Co ana
Iity or Montgomery hammond. sav.,-
nah; Ocean Co
,ors M"s, naven striclland New Bed
lori Now ENGLAND $ s Co ~"
NJ Murd DO. Nelson; Galveston: Southern
Lake Arthur. Atkinson: Richmond: Rich
mond g. n S Co A''eN
S Co. os'o"' eastern
FeliN Tauss'g. Kcene: Los Angelo. and
S San Fran cisco Via Phiiadelp phia: Houlinr
Weir & Boyd. Inc ''o'''o'
Tune tNor). Forgcnsen: Norro,,.. ,r
Whitley & Co ''"'
.n Werjo Cor. Ellinsscn; Philadelphia
Sharies Cramp. Woodhouse: San Diego
Gulf & Pacific S S Co ""''c'
Philadelphia Lecl; Baltimore; CLYDE s 6
Knoxville city Matthews. yar,o,,
Boston 1sthmisn s S Lines 10
8. ANITA veronica Svare, Los Angeles ane
nah francisco Via Panama Canal Isthn,ta, y,
Lines '' As1hihiSn
Munargo Asborn. Nassau. >t - -
Line "uhson D :
n EoSsrt ;, % HOPKINS, Ellis Port Lobos;
Eastern Guide. Hcadly: Dublin. Belfast
CormaclI & Co -"oo''' MIC
lshrsndtsen Mollcr Co 0''0'''
& Luckenbach. Mclean; Los Angeles
Luckenbach Co a'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Passenger Ships Due
Due TO-t1ay

Holland Line With ms,is; sfs IS IS es' to
pSSIen Men,sr.y 70 dock 11.ssI at Sth St Hoboten:
Cuba Mall Line with mails, is expected M to
oogk Eat at PIER Ills IL. klyn Grace S.:
" Gaamos & 60 '%rr NIX siTseqs as Fes 1; 70
cock forenoon at Pier 22 b 'kIyn (Sacitc
Mayo (Br). Trinidad Feb y, N Fur
ness; Witty & Co with mails: is expected
TO dock about noon at Pier "a. Is klyu
9. Cedric 'Br>: Livcrpoo, Feb TO- to Whit.
star Line with mails ia expected to dock
at Pier 60 y (West 23d sts
cuns Soythia n ,n Hr1' ldverpoo. Feb II; to
o.. r (West 14th ST., '''
Wuerttemherg (Ger). Hamburg Feb 2; to
.n'!ed american Line with mails Is OK
46th st). ~ \"oe'
Nauban ORD. Barbados Feb II: to Lam
nor, Holt Line with mails Ia expected to
o,,f oock forenoon at Pier 8. Bklyn Pine-
r Ca, Caaamares; Port I,imon Feb 49, to United
Ltn't i., 60 With mails; is expected to dock
Mohawk. jacksonville Feb ls: to clyde
Line; is expected TO dock at Pier IS. r r
lcharlton ST..
city of Atlanta. Savannah Feb 49, to
at Pier IS. n K Csprlng ST.. st. '0'N forenoon
Due Tomorrow
kroonland. Antwerp, Feb 9. Red star Line
American Legion. Santos. Feb s.
Munson Lines
Ianama Crissobal, Feb H. Pan r r Line
Philadelphia, Curacao Feb 49,
p. Bliss. Dalett & Co
E. Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb ls
Furness- Bermuda Line
Siboney. Havana Feb Ward Line
Due Tuesday
Arapahoc, Jack son villc Feb 1s CLYDE Line
CITY OF st Louis, Savannah. Feb IS
Ocean S S Co
Due Wednesday
Homeric. Southa m pton, Feb Is w Star Line
United States. Copenhagen. Feb TO-
scandinavian american Line
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Feb 2l
Furness- Bermuda Line
Arssuaya, Bermuda, Feb 81.
ROYAL Mail 81 cam Packet Co
Lenapc, Jacksonville. FEB 20. Clyde Linz
Due Friday
Aqultania, Southam pton. Feb Is.
Cunard Line
Orduna. Southampton Feb H.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Essequibo Valparaiso. Feb Z.
Pacific Steam Nav Co
City OF Atlanta Savannah. Feb 81.
ocean Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Cleared

y Ov'zaha, Keefe; Nassau and Havana
and Cuba Mail CO
e,ss 10 "a Bsrgeite; Santiago; N and
~ |oyasT % fNor>. Ovrevia; Nassau; N 7
u. 19oa NAH 8 Co.
HsNN Wood Cane Ha!tien and Port
ral1' Clyde Co
,sIrragness tBr). Sreller; Hamburg via
Ena,.a.ssceiphla and Baltimore. United States
"cvigation Co
snsstan (Rr>. Evans: Para and ceara
N,ortolh; :. Booth e. Co. Inc
e1rlosetown. Smith; st Thomas and ST
stolx Clyde S Co.
sslss.nnola. Heilary; Philadelphia from
ss'nsfors Hs via New York; suaquehanna
Flora iDu,. v.nken; Cape Hsyt, and
sr. oe Paix; Funch Edye & Co.
y.na1oh Friace (Br), Turner: Rio de
Esslro and Santos via Newport News:
nress Witty (, Co
rlnar Del Rio (Brl. White; Havana:
''IIsT'can Isan and Cuba Limo.
g,tuependence. Smith. Yokohama and
In Via Panama Canal. Barber S s;
syynes. FoIker San Juan sand Guan!ca;
eife Co -ous'Hs' havana d
cn,rsslrscaihoi Johnson: La Guayra and
%acao; Bliss. Dailett e. Co.
g~s.san Miller tI3r) Young. Lon
Furness. Witty e. Co.
Can.,h. rtagier. Michaelson Nyborg and
v'onassn, Robert l. Hague.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Freight Ships Due
agency
Due To-day

csrl'holn,. GOthenburT. Jan n;
Siam City Shields Jan 27 Nav Co
Eastern Guide Qusenstown. Jan -;
Holland America I'ns
sschoharie, Hamburg Jan sl Kerr s Co
Eastern cr's' st Nazairs. ,o,maSo;t.n Jan So 1,n.
Vest Eldara. Brest. Jan 81.
osmopolitan Limo
ooien. Dunkirk, Ian 81 Cosmopolitan Line
b, channcs. SHIELDS Feb !. u S Navigation
Maine. London Feb {.
Atlantic Transport Line
Maryland. Bordeaux Feb ] l. French Line
mcross. Buencs Ayres Jan 20.
n Y Argcrttre Limo
kannenfjord. Chrlstiaria, Jan 81.
Norwegian n a N afican Line
York Castle. Southampton. Feb 2,
Rarbur Lines
Norfolk Range. Leth, Feb l.
Furness. Witty & Co
Charlton Hall Rio de Janeiro, Jan 30.
Norton. Lilly g Co
Due Tomorrow
''''' " "''''e'' 'sA'''e' Isthmian Isf nj s Line.
Novlsn. Manchester. Feb s...lnt Nero Mar
Cayi9s. Santos. Jan 2b. lloyd Braz Line
Julia Luckenbach. Cristobal Feb g.
Luckenbach Line
Due Tuestay
luronian, Antwerp, Feb Int Nero Mar
Jethou Buenos Ayres. Jan ea Kerr 3 Co
Due Wednesday
Agic, G'braltar, Feb 81 Kerr CO
blair. Ai.xandria. Jan 2s Export Go
Alamo. Galveston, Feb la. Mallory S S Co
Due Thursday
River Orontes Gibraltar Feb T.
Cunard S 8 Co
Eastern Crag. ST Nazaire. Jan 30.
Cosmopolitan Line
Nillpolo, Los Angeles. Jan 81.
Williams S S Co
Dne Friday
Bankdale, Barcelona, Feb 8.
James w Elwell & Co
Slavic Prince. London. Feb s.
Furness Witty & Co
Knight of the Garter, Gibraltar Feb 7.
Funch. Edge & Co
Due Saturday
Katuna. Colombo, Jan le.Norton. Lilly Co
Ninian London, Feb II.
International Mercantile Marine
saugus. Palermo, FEB S....A n Bull & Co
Due Sunday, Feb &c
Olympic, Marseilles, Feb 8 Three Star Limo
Tsuskima Maru. Colombo. Jan 81.
Houlder. Weir & Boyd
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Feb 1s--Arrived Modesto
(Nor'' New York caterina Gerolimici
tBr), Manchester via Philadelphia: Barba-
dian (Br) Hamburg via Boston and Phila-
delphia West Greylock. Newport News;
West Bridge. Newport News; Carsholm
Boston; Norfolk, Portland, Me. Sailed:
Pawnee New York: Nelson, Guantanamo;
DuGuesne, Constantinople for orders; Santa
Ana, Havana via Norfolk and Newport
News, Nawkeye state. Havana and San
Juan. etc Victoria de Larrinaga (Br).
Rotterdah Willfaro Los Angeles, etc, via
Philadelphia and New York; Eastern Dawn.
Rotterdam. etc via Norfolk and Newport
News; Darbyline, Port 1ohos-
ssilsa} naryey II br0wn rr,E M9rfol;: CITY
Ii G'amberts rt' Point ''l Levisa t' Preston Lake
Elsmere, Jacksonville and Charleston; Gulf
land, Port Arthur; Vega PhiladeiphIa; !;
Sailed S ale >iay Mayari lBr'. Ranes; Agwimsx.
Port Lobos Agwiworld Port Lobos: On
.aric. Norfolk and Baltimore; 9uansioo.
Norfolk; Marriana. Norfolk: Tenahy. Gib-
raltar Natter four 17th)
Lenape, New York (and proceeded TO
Jacksonville; Lake Strymon, Boston (and
proceeded to Jacksonville); Bayway, Ham
burg Sailed Muskegon, Hamburg for
Texas City. Alabama, Savannah and Jack
sonville.
CRIsTOBAL. FEB l7-ksronga: (Br),
Seattle and San Francisco for I.eith; Pas.
torres, New York; West Notus. Seattle and
San Francisco for Hucnos Ayres; Venez-
uela. New York. Sailed: Hattie Lucken-
bach from Seattle and San Francisco).
New Orleans: Iowan (rrom New York;.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del. Feb
ls--Saied: Sch Truro Queen (Br). -.
GALVESTON. Tex, Feb ls-~Arrived: Ell
Alba. New York. Sailed: Hornby Castle
Mrnaires. Portland Ore; American <Nor>.
st Avanger; Henry Mallory, New York
IGl Sol sew York.
JACKSONVlLLE Feb 1s--Arrived: Fer
MOBILE. Feb 1s---Arrived: Komargaret
Throop. Cuba Elizabeth Bandi, Porto
Rico. Sailed: Jacob Lucken bach. Pacihc
Coast; Virginia. Aguadilla; Cartona New
York: Ievnet (Br), United Kingdom LAM
paAes. Tampa.
NORFoLK. Va. Feb ls-Arrived: nth,
Gefton (Nor), Manchester; Lake Treba.
Baltimore; volga (Br). Gibraltar: Chan
York. 18th. Shakespeare (Br), New York;
Ekhaven (DD. Rotterdam Grontoft (Nor)
Galveston; A Ernest Mills lschr), New
Engla1d Aida 1Ger> Grst9Sai Rnm1hsGn
Falmouth; West Greylock, Raltimore; West
Bridge. Baltimore via Baltimore; Pillar de
Larrinaga lBr), Portland; Gaute lYorp,
and New Zealand; Rayanger (Nor. An
tila; schrs frank NJ Decring, Now Eng
land Courtney { IIouci5. New England.
:. PHILADE-pHIA. FEB lsTArriyed ::
fBY), Calcutta Via Boston; Edsvod (Nor).
Manzaniilo; Gudrun Maersk (Dan). Ca!ba-
rien; Bannack. Baltimore; Paulsboro, CAL
weston; Victoria Maru tJap), Bougie. Al
Tampico; Cananova. Norfolk; West Him
rod, Boston Everest (Br). Santiago.
PORT EADS. Feb 1s@Arrtved. Blaaf-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Baidhil 9G NJ Jupiter Feb i7'' ~. 60 10
Baltic spsnz, IS $ Jupiter Feb n.
os1ias lat oSG = 10 long " 70 s"'vT 4s TeS eS
city Of Wcathcrford 10 w Sand key
Feb II
Champion Anderson S Jupiter Feb 1s.
David McKelvy 80 ENH Key West rob is.
nela warssune go NJ Jupiter Feb Is.
sss Hsstsrn 'S Sun s1n q So Eayaaay Feb
Ecuador $50 s Havana Feb II.
El Isleo. IS n Jupiter Feb Is;
Elmsport 5sa Cape Henry Feb IS.
Empire Arrow. 355 p Ambrose Fob II
General Church lat AZ so n long 65 IL W
George Washington 1897 e Ambrose
Gresian pd Rarnesa, 1870 AN Teh ls
Gulfling l26 Sc S, Johns Bar Feb IS.
Gulnieht 40 S Jupiter Feb Is.
~lfpug"n G"fpuinGs p9TsugaI eb ren H.
Gultstar 100 Jupiter Feb is.
Gulfstream NV Jupiter Feb II
Hilton SO p Ambrose Feb IS.
Hoboken so \ Jupiter Feb Is.
Hudson 500 Il Ambrose Feb Is.
lIuguenot 95 \ Jupiter Feb II.
Italia 50 n Jupiter Feb ls.
! NJ Danziger 73 Jupiter Feb Il.
Jomar 0S0 Il Abaco Light Feb /
luuiata II Sc Cape Henry Feb is.
kifulIu Maru 80 NE Jupiter Feb is.
Levisa SO Sc Chatham Feb II.
Me,ania 29a q Ambrose Feb II.
Merrymount lob V Boston Feb II.
Milirocket \ Jupiter Feb IT,
Mobile city $50 from Cape Henry Feb Is.
Mount Clinton $40 f Ambrose Feb IS.
Munwood $50 { Ambrose Feb Is.
Noordam m due New York Monday.
o T WariNe SIS w Jupiter Feb II.
Oregonian lat Al 1e Ion 60 % Feb IS.
Pioneer Z \ Jupiter Feb g.
philip Publisher Sc \ Hattcras Feb IS
Potomac 1,424 y Ambrose Feb H.
Rosalind lat AZ G5 Ion 6G O5 Feb Is.
Rayo 40 Jupiter Feb IS.
Saco % NNE Jupiter Feb u.s.
81 Anthony lat AZ 09 lon 65 40 Feb 13.
San Graegorlo so Jupiter Feb II.
San JcronilNo pd Key West Feb IS.
San Mateo 74O Scotland Nv Feb IT.
San Tihurcio $50 Key West Feb II.
Santa Gertruds 40 SSW Jupiter Feb 49,
Santa Marta S14 Scotland LV Feb 1s.
Solitaire 40 Jupiter Feb II.
Cncas so r Sand Key Feb IS.
1cnany 12o + Boston Feb is.
Nesta II " Sand Key Feb 49,
Nittorio EnmaDuclo III lat 42 Il ion SO oc
Feb II.
w II Libby 1,15s y Ambrose Feb II.
W l. Steed 64 Jupiter Feb 18.
West Theiac lat 35 / q Ion 60 80 Feb II.
Wcst Corun 81 r Ambrose Feb 1s.
West Edara 230 F. Cape Henry Feb is.
West Humshaw 1870 Y Cape Henry Feb Is
West lvis $50 from Norfolk Feb IT.
West Kasson 1905 from New Orleans
Feb II.
West i.ashaway due Quarantine Sunday
midnight.
West Nius 107 Jupiter Feb 49,
VIM G Warden COS y Jupiter Feb IT,
Worcester lat 43 81 lon 4S 90 Feb IL