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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
R|NGWORM OVER
FACE AND HANDS
Also Feet. Burned and
Itched. Cuticura Heals.

Il had been bothered with ring
worm for more than two years. II
broke out underneath my chm and
soon spread all over my face. hands
and feet. The affected parts were
badly innamod. and my clothing
aggravated tho breaking out. !
could not do my usual work. AT
night / lost Ivy IeH, because Of the
irritation. burning and itching.
IL began usinG Cuticui" Soap and
Ointment ind wus healed. after
using four cakes Of Sonp and three
boxoa OF Ointment. i%IEncd) Mios
NthciiHl johnson. Wnoldcr. Texas.
Rclv on Cuticurn Soap. Ointment
and ralCum TO care ior your skin.
Bsmpl. II, hTrs. BY Mall Niircr. "Cuticurs Lab
orNtoIir. u.It n Maiden 90. EIss ',"ld every
~krr- SOAP .',,' Ointment - and LD~ lolr'un 70"
E1E Cuucurn Soap shnvos without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
Edna rorbor In ittsburGh.

N.n,, Gotta Hr"F'r. - 'hnpllno street
,... ,rrrIu,I rr"ru Pittsburgh where
tao attended a lun' h""" ~ IA" @'h'm''.
.,.'.l rl,,r hy tho l'liInhurrh t"uu' 10
eff I..v,Irh Il"ucu r"r MirH Edna r'rh'r.
.r,r...,. rur hrr shout ni"Ii"a. 81 wal Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28

half Of my tim" IN
bed, being afflicted
with IA trouble which
women ui II certain
ngc are apt I" have.
| took lydin T..
Vcr"tnhl"
Coupoumd Tablets
md used Lydia T..
rukhnn'u %ana,Iv"
Wnnl. | am II well
wurunnnow and hnY0
been for twn years.
II can wort, M we'll az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
A. Tho Jp.neRrlCo.

Mr. and Mrs IIurry Superior "n'"r-
toircd informally at dinner yesterday
evening at tho InnCErTr"r Tea li""m
Tho dinner table was marked hy pretty
floral decorations and appointments and
covers were laid FOR a few friends Of
the host and hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
SPENT half her
Time IN BED
farmers Wife Tells How Lydia f,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Made Her a WellWoman

Carter = Creek, Tenn. "Ihrr" years
ago waH almost an invalid. | spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28

Allan w M Carroll. Mr..
,,I Mr. ~ In. Mr..
i,,,,.r..l. Henry Ungnra. Mr..
,,.,,.,L,,y " T., Me hcrBOn. MI.
r,'t',m I,hn f.. StnubenvillS
a., - II KruHh. Paul,
Ytrubrnvills
49,, ,u,,mn Kline. Joseph.
:, 'I,L Nr SlrubonVills
,'. ,,,,rI,y I Morgan. James
,'"" I,Io stcubonvtllO
,,, ,,bu W. gr. May. Fred
t.,,n II l.. Rirubcnvills
,,, rr,,u.ln Parsons. Mare
''"' r, ~, T. IT. Ntuuhonville
,. A., Dr Knmf1r,
'a','' {, BtoubenvillO
O-p-p-O-N-T-U.N-I-T-f
,n,TL.II WANT ADJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
Celebrates a.vonty nrut nIrthdsy.

W. nuI NJ y i ''"rTu'h w"f"
hnrir ~ n d"Il..hful 9rru Il" party nj
their homo IN NJ I'l"a~'u'. -, We'd
ncr,lav cvcnluC rho affair wnn ar
rnuccd hv Mr. G"rsuch's children ana
rr,uI,hIldrcu IN honor 81 her seventy
first birthday Tho evening waa spent
with music and Informal social diver
vinfs and Ht lat" hour dainty
luncheon was i"rVrd larr" white
birthday cake oruam"ntcd with seven
ty-uu" candles conferred tn" tahl" and
rod and white carnations w"r" used as
the tahl" decorations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorquch's guests were:
NI"sarS. and McsdamcS--
r f. GOrauCh t. Il; Hurrias
VI T.. Gorsuch w. J. Moore
Ralph GOrsu"h j. i. Gates
Nr,dam"s
G. W. DUNCAN OF Stcuhcnyilin. 0.
Misses
Anna Mary Gorsuch Nina Gor"uch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
BILE In YOUR
BLOOD!

rufTr under tho cycn. plmpl"H.
bl0iCh"". CREAMY Taco. burning
cy"g. yellow skin. foul breath. fc"l
Hl-trmp"r"d and ugly why don't
you try old reliable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28

Mice MARY Stone very pleasantly on
,cr,,frrL the members Of the l'IhS
u,,,, club n, her residence on North
N,,l.,, street Thursday evening. At Il
s..,sonahlc hour. tho guests repaired 70
tho dining room whcr" Il dainty lunch
,.,, r,,s served. the decorations being
=, keeping with 81. Valentines Day.
.,.r,o ,u,,nhrrs Of the club enjoying Miss
stones hospitality were.
McsdamCS
t.~,cs, pis,,h,r Fred Morrison
Misses
.,h, Graham Elwyn Shuman
Ir.r.. Iurv Fredi IIadurn
ANN, Nrirht Clara DisCher
.Iu,, D.1rr LirIty Shea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28

Get tho bilc-polson out OF your
system. Get rich, pure blood flow
ing through your veins. Then
your eyes will brighten. skin clear.
and youll feel like living aud
doing things. a small 2Jc box
will provo the merit OF "Finco.
At Druggists. Get u box today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13

tary, secretly loves him, but know
ing him to be engaged, she makes
no display of affection
Chester receives word that sew
eral bandits are threatening his
mine and demanding a ransom, and
although it is only month before
his wedding, he leaves to personally
handle the critical situation. Joe
Pelton, his foreman, is mOthering
five children, from nine to baby
hood, their mother having recently
died The bandits demands stern
ly refused by Chester, they make
an attack and in the fight, Chester
runs out in the open to rescue d
child. He is wounded, but is he
roicaliy rescued by Pelton, the
foreman. who in turn, is mortally
wounded. Pelton's diving request
is that Chester adopt the five chill
dren, who have come to love him.
Arriving home, Ethel, his selfish
fiancee, will not consider the adop-
ton of the children. Chester yield
ing to her wishes, places them in
schools-al1 except the baby, which
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13
LEvIN'S STORY
STRONG DRAMA

Edwina Levin's sensational novel,
False Colors," screened under the
title OF Reputation" has proved a
strong starring venture for Pris-
ella Dean. The picture has been
secured for presentation tomorrow
at the Ratio. Miss Dean is said to
run the ganlut of human emotions
in this play.
Revolving around a dual rola, the
theme Of Reputation" concerns a
famous actress who dissipates until
success falls away from her. She is
in London, ana New York the
strical magnate is waiting for her
to arrive TO star on Broadway.
When she doesn't come, her daugh-
tar-ignorart of the relationship
inpersonates her and makes a spec
tacular hit in her mothers guise.
Then back to New York comes the
wretched woman who, a year be-
fore, was the brightest jewel in the
diadem OF the drama
Stuart Patton directed "Rsputa-
tlon' at Universal City, the cast in
Guiding Niles WEIGH, Mae Giraci,
Henry Van Meter, Harry Carter,
William Welsh, Spottiswoede Ait
ken, Rex dc Roselli, Madge Hunt,
Al Garcia, James Mclaughlin.
Kathleen Myers, Joy McGreery,
4 ice H. Smith, Francois Dumas
and Joe Roy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13

AS the story develops blind love
is awakened with results described
as surprising.
Delightful romance, the lively
entertaining caprfces of five or
phaned children and the thrills of
battle between Mexican bandits
and a small army of defenders for
the possession of silver mine are
the outstanding features of the lat
est Meigban play. Leatrice JOY,
the attractive girl you will remem-
Der in Saturday Night" is Mr.
Meighan's leading support 9th
ers prominent in the cast are
Maude Wayne, Adele Harrington,
J. P. Mcdonald, Laurence Wheat,
Charlotte Jackson, Barbara Maier,
Bruce Guerin and the DeBriaC
twins
The story OF The Bachelor Dad
dy' centers around Richard Ches-
ter, a wealthy owner of mining
property in the south, who is en-
gagged to marry Ethel McVae. the
haughty daughter of poor widow.
Sully Lockwood, his private secre-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13

Sally, his secretary, offers to care
for in her home with her mother.
The day before the prospective we'd
ding, Chester and the baby are
stricken with the munps and forced
to take to bed In his despair
Chester sends for Sally, who moth
ers and nurses them both
Ethel. on her wedding day, is
historical upon hearing Chester is
i'll. and goes to investigate. The
situation which confronts her
Chester in bed with a baby, and
both cared for by Sally is too
much. She breaks the engagement
and leaves
Chester gathers his children back
to his side and determines to re-
main a bachelor daddy. The baby,
however refuses to be parted from
Sally and Chester engages her and
her mother to care for the children.
Then, OF course, he falls in love
with Sally. They are married and
in due course the arrival of new
twins cause the two adopted twins
untold jealousy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13
aEIGhAN'S new
ROLE As DADDY

Inc first local showing of Thorn
y Meighan in 1.-THE Bachelor Dad
n will be made at the Garden be-
.ning tomorrow. The play is
pm the book of the same title by
EFard Peple. Meighan has a big.
IHnan hobby. He loves children,
ild loves to work with them. Hence
Is hardly necessary to describe
tsenthusiasm with which the star
la@red into his work TO play the
tAelor daddy of five kiddies. The
tclure is said to have a pleasing
Ene of a mans love for mother
tss children entrusted to his care
va dying friend. He brings the
Fhren to his home. to the dis
Ea of his intended bride and to the
'ielight OF his privhte secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13
i)RpHANS SCORE
| ITO BE ORIGINAL

10. ". Griffith's greatest produc-
IN since THE Birth of a Nation
IN open a seven-day engagement
II the Fort Armstrong theatre to-
Imrow. Griffith's Orphans of the
Eorn" is an adaptation of THE
No Orphans" and was produced
n the screen by special arrange
Esnt with Kate Claxton.
I'm presenting Orphans of the
Eorm," the Fort Armstrong made
Eeat effort to offer this cinema
kasterpiece in the same manner as
VlNas presented at the metropolitan
&dsmiere showings. The original
Ausical score will be used, and it is
Lid by musical authority that the
Iifinal score is the most compli-
lated ever arranged for any attrac-
IDa.. The original sound and light
liz effects will be used and new
trd startling scenic effects have
been built by the Fort Armstrong
Irroducing staff for the occasion.
AIArthur J. White, conductor of the
bert Armstrong orchestra, has had
I laescore in his hands for the past
Eefk and daily orchestra rehearsals
! hate been held, together with cuing
kaing of effects.
| Due to the great length of this
kGure it will be impossible to play
lathe old schedule OF show. Sun
tsy there will be one matinee start
be at 2:15 and at night the first
4Eew starts at 6:15. the second
Eow at 8 p. m, doors opening at
30 On week days there will %
~ matinee daily starting at 2:15
: taA one night show starting at S:15.
Mere will be no reserved seats,
tatough you may buy tickets for
rts evening performance that aft
moon. To thoroughly enjoy
ffphans of the Storm the man
*.sment suggests that you be seat
ut the start of the production.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13
IS
CAPITOL SHOW

Betty Conpson. in ~The Green
Temptation" will be the picture
to be seen the coming week, begin
mig tomorrow. at the Capitol. 1t
is the second visit here of the pic
tdre, having played a week at the
Fort Armstrong enjoying consid
cradle popularity during the
latter engagement 1t is we'll
staged and capably acted. and is
withal coed entertainment Ma
ager Lover!dge will again offer
naxt week his 'aIost novelty, Miss
Olive O'Neill, the singing usher.
There will also he special musical
I umbers by the orchestra anil ON
tie organ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
80 Ships Used for
Russian Relief by
Il. S. Commission
Food Supplies Aggregating
10000 Tons Have Been
Moved Since January TO
the Baltic and Black Seas

Eighty vessels have been utilized BY
the American Relief Administration In
the transportation Of food supplies to
Russia for tho hid Of famine sufferers
according TO figures obtained from the
local Offices AZ 40 Broadway yesterday
or this number eight were foreign
ships. thir;y-three private American
and thirty-ninc Shipping Board
steamers. sixty-hvc sailed with full
earroes. Parcel lots were shipped on
fifteen others. Ports Of destination
were in both the Baltic and the Black
Sea.
The movement Of relief supplies Is
now practically at an end. Only 1000
tons remain 20 be shipped, and this
volume probably will be sent In par
eel lots. Total shipments aggregate
7ss. 900 tons. Tie relief administration
has spent s5s,5oo.oOo in behalf Of the
starving Russians.
The sailing OF sevcnty-two vessels
under the United States nag since
January was one OF the greatest
charitable nrgosies In history. MANY
difficulties were encountered By the
shin masters IN getting their eargoe'
through the ice fields surrounding Rus
sian ports. and also in getting the ship
ments safely ashore In spite OF the
handicnps imposed By the Bolsheyik
workmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July iC-Arrlved. BY
dendyk ODul. Rotterdam via Boston and
Philadelphia. Benny lBJ. sekondi, Rhode
Island CBrl. Oran. T. y Kemp. Houston
Lake Agomak Georgetown. Grecian. jack
sonviile, Ormsf fBrl. Port Antonio brem
enf0n. AGroasan. sailed niaihihss
Tampico. Hambieton Range tbrj. London
via Norfolk.
CHARLESTON. g c. July ic-Arrived
Paris city tHJ. Philadelphia. MoAnwA.
Jacksonville land proceeded Tor New
York;. p e. Pope. Boston schs James =
Coburn. bermuda. W liali. NeN iof@'
Rachel " Stevens. Philadelphia
GALVESTON. Ter. July ic-Arrlved F.
Lake Falama. West Indies. Sailed. II
Norett. Ncw York. IS ~ Tilford New
York. Paul Harwood. Iampico. tpnhe
Wllfredo fspl. barcelona. Marine. Hafre.
Dsnnedaike. hambarg.
HAVANA. July is-salied: Leerdam
Duu, New orleans
JACKSONVILLE. PA. Jolly ic-Arrived B.
payway Baton Rouge. Charles . Har-
wood. Tampico. barge smith q Terry 80
J. Sew York On TOW tuEl. fch samuel "
Hathaway. Boston. Sailed. Essex. lhlla-
deiphla via savannah.
10Th. Mciita. Southampton. Sailed Yer
emilia fBr). London. Canadian Challenger
CBrl. London. Megantic t3fl. Liverpool
Nedlc fDr). cherbourgs krnware Head
fBrl. Belfast. riavr uta). Oenga. Nors-
ford iSorl. Norwegian l'ortfi huawnri
fBrJ. London. Tunlaian tBTl Glasgow. .
llshpn0l tErls Antwerp.
NEw OHLEAs. Port Eads. July is-Ar-
rived. Cardigm fHrl. Tampico. y q Bar
STOW. Tan.pico. Gcnes~e fBrl. Manchester
Giyndon fBrl. ChapaFTa. Cuba, Nola. Tam
pico. Pielades. Mobile. san Jose. Tela /;
Trevithick fBr). Sabine. sch Josephine N
McQuestcn. Tampa Sailed. Chaimetts
Havana. Daghcmtan (br. Hamburg.
Deutrchfeid fGerj. Hamburg. Duqussue.
Liverpool. ~ Sorie. New York. Evergreen
city. London. Imperator fNorl. Tela.
james McGee. Bayonne. y J Lake Falama
Port Arthur. Dlimae. Port Lobos. lom-
barfia (swI. Cuba. sagauche. Rotterdam.
Surname. Port Barrios Tru1iilo. Tampa.
Turrihiha. Bocas del Toro. W0ldingham
fBrJ. Cienfucgos. sch iragcs. Fr0ntcras
Louis Richards. Port Limon.
NORFOLK. July i6-Arrvef; Pen0b-
scot. Boston; N0rdE'iernen (Dan). New
York. Glen White. Sew York. Coasfwise
New York. Corvallis New York. Freeman.
New YORK. EPSON llir). New York. Ber-
plndale fBrj. Cardiff West ifnboden
Manchester. Golden Gate fNor). Baiti-
more. Everett. Boston. EfnnEham. Mobile /.
Nordkap fDan). Philadelphia. Piainneid
Philadelphia and New York. Sailed Maioa
Bosior; Jarary. Nev York waite u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
Bronx Membership Drive

Frank Clay Brown, commander Of the
Bronx County Legion, has sent letter
10 the various DICTIONARIES calling their
attention TO the membership campaign
now being waged by the legion through
out the country. His letter reads in
part:
"You have received full particulars
from national headquarters and The
American Legion Weekly concerning
this effort 20 increase membership. You
know Of the cash prizes offered mem /.
bers obtaining the greatest number OF
new members between July and
August 81. This letter is intended TO
stimulate activity on the part OF oil to
do our full share In the Bronx.
If your post has not yet taken any
definite steps, will you az once get the
full power Of your organization Into
action. Make special appeal TO every
one Of your members-and don't forget
the aid Of your auxiliary, so that every
one will be on the job. u is not by
extraordinary efforts Of few that We
can put this drive over, but by the
united efforts OF every individual.
Surely you want your post 10 report
nj least as many members this year as
Il did last year. Will you particularly
sec that every name Is sent TO the
county treasurer as fast a. you admit
new members? One means that has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

ipOsltion a. noon. distance in miles unless
otherwise specined.1
Blue Triangle "a Ambrose Nv July 70.
Bramei Point e25 + Cape May June i6
bremerion passed Cape Henry PA
BoEota a s Scotland Nv July IS
carenco lat 40 81 y lon % % " July 70
Cayo Mamb 2o2 Ambrose LV July 10.
Comanche 2j5 s Scotland Nv July IS
Coiderook ase + Cape Henry July 10
Cold Harbor /. sW Nantucket w July IS.
July fs
Eastern Coast go z Ambrose ~ July is.
Evelyn le5 $ Scotland Nv July 10
EE sntief 80 r Ambrose Nv July &C.
For Victoria 17f 81 Ambrose LF July ie.
George Washington 1s5 Ambrose ~
July 10.
Gloucester 30 f Fire Island Nv July IS.
Gulnand 80 Ne Cape Hatteras July 70.
Helen .i5 Boston ~ July 10
Hilton sW Montauk Point ~ July &C.
lroquois 32t Ambrose ~ July IS
Jean AhFecon ~ July &C.
Junlafa 100 W BY Nantucket Nv July 10.
kroonland 800 = Ambrose Nv July 10.
Lake Elsnere 10 sW Gayhead July i5
Lancasirian lat 30 10 y lon 20 O. W
Monmouth go Z Ambrose Nv July is
Munargo 80 Scotland Nv July IS
Nantueket 10 W b. 2. Nantucket Nv
July i6
Noordam 400 = Ambrose Nv July is
ontario 40 Fire Island Nv July ie
orizaba 700 Scotland LV July ie
Oropesa eco = Ambrose ~ July 4
Ponce zsf : Scotland Nv July "a
siboney tos $ Scotland w July 10.
suaolk = Block Island July is
seaeonnet IL Ne Cape Charles July iL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
Elevator Boy Seized in
Fur Loft After Hours
Police Find Youthful Operator
When Burglar Alarms
Send Warning

Caught By detectives IN the building
where he was employed rs elevator
operator, a few hours after he had left
FOR the day. Louis Hoffman, eighteen
years old. Of 1899 Bathgnte Avenue,
the Bronx, was held IN $1,000 bail by
Magistrate Jean Norris In Jefferson
Market Court yesterday for examina-
ton tomorrow on n charge Of bur
glary.
The building. n twelye-story loft
structure. is occupied BY furriers. Sat-
urday night a burglar alarm on the
outside OF the building began ringing.
At the same time an alarm sounded in
the Offices Of a private detective bureau
which provides extra police service FOR
the place.
The police OF the West Thirticth
Street station were notified and Detec-
tives Edward Sheehnn and David Foley
rushed 20 the building In an automo-
bile. During a search Of the premises
they said they found Hoffman in tho
loft Of Krczilsky and Cohen. on the
tenth floor. Marks indicated that the
door OF the loft had been forced. Hof-
man left work for the day at 5 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
Arrived Yesterday

Pastures. cri,tobai July 3. Port Limon ,
and Havana ~. 90 tho United frut 20.
with rs pass. mails and mcsei PIER ~
M panzirer. Tampico July .; 20 the
.Auorican Petroleum Trans CO. with .
pass ard crude OF. on TompkinsNille
John ID Archbold, Port isoDoa ssig y. -. ~, ~
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil; on Ionp-
schoharie. Hamburg July ! and south
ampton . to the Kerr 5 CO. WIN mose'
''i Dominic nj sf tiBSS. Manso. Jun. II and Par,
July T. 20 the Booth : CO, with mAiis
and mdse. 53d a. Bklyn. - eth
II Paso. Cristobai July 70 me s9u'n-
ern Pacific co. IN ballast, Pier 81, X
Vrafland fNor). Cardenas July 5 ana
caibaricn 10. 20 the Atlantic Fruit Co.
with sugar: OF Liberty.
Anna sose tNorl Car ,nnso, ~ Line,
santa Malta. skutskar June 10. ortvikin
-. Honufors ~ Domsko Is; logst iea e e
co.. co Win mdse: Pier %. B'klyn.
Iaplnnd (Br). Antwerp July g. SCUM
ampton and Cherbourg Z. 20 tho tea ossf
Line with 81 first. 3bs second cAp 9,i. e. e.,
third class pass. mails and mdso' fler VI
President Fillmore. Bremen July :; 20
the United states Lines, with - cabih, y
third class pass. mails ana nose' T'e' y
iiI Hamilton. Norfolk: 20 the old Dominion
Trans Co. with pass and moso' i'e' o.
cfi,v ~ MONTGOMERY. Savannah; TO the
ocean s s co. with pass and mdse' PIE.
% c; = ~ Jacksonville and Charleston ;
70 the clyde S CO. with pass ana muse
f'J x y, Kent, Seattle June II. San iran
ets~o -. san Pedro rs and Colon July ,
10 Houider. Weir q Boyd. with mdso' PER
D. I a an e. philadelphia On tow).
Iirenca. Norfolk. 70 old Dominion
Trans 90. Pier 81. - r. -
Byiayl. Norfolk, 10 Poeahon'ss Fuel CO..
o" E .''DDo Newport News; to A II Bull &
f,douois Aqua and Barahona July ?. san
r,ornfrro CITY O. Sanchez TO- Porto fiata
8 Monte Crisii and Turks Island ~ 70
tho clyde Co with a. pass mails anu
mdse. a.. A.
lantic Fruit CO with ! pass and mdse.
Tfonoluiu Petrograd June 9. Tusscl .
h.mn u. Uern0sand y. GothenburH q .
and Tyne Dock July !, 70 Moore NC
Cornack with mdse.
Adrlatic Br). Liverpool July and
Queenstown o. 20 the White s'ar Line
with pass mails and mdse.
Zuiia. la Gusyra July 3. curacao arg
Mayaguez II; 10 Bliss. ballet 90 WIN
pass. malls and mdse.
Blue Triangle. Seattle. June 7. San Frnn-
cisco q. san Pedro %. Colon July 9; 20
the Nawsco Line. with ndso
Columbia tBr), Glasgow July " 70 tho
Anchor Line. with pass and mdse.
Almagro tBr), Buenaventura nnd Colon
20 the Pacific steam Nav Co. with mdse
Fred " Weller. Baton Rouge, % ROD
ert J. Hague. with crude OIL.
Corsica, Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
Passenger Ships Due

Columbia (Br), Glasgow July Q: 20 Gu
nard s Co with mails. Is expected 70 cock
about 10 m at Pier g. y X C"esi
oropesa (Br). Southampton July :. 20
Royal Mall steam Packet Co with malls
f. expected 90 dock forenoon az Pier ~
Porto rico. San Juan July ~ 70 y Y 4
Porto Rico 5 Co with malls; IL expected
10 dock forenoon at Pier %. Bklyn (At-
Panama. cristobAi July 10: 10 the Pan
ANA u s Co with mails; II expected
10 dock forenoon at. Pier 81. X C"es'
25th st).
Booth S CO with mails; Is expected 20
dock afternoon at foot s3d 81. B'klyn.
Menus. New Orleans July II; 20 South
ern Pacific Co. Is expected 10 dock AZ Pier
a.. z christopher ST..
Due Tomorrow
stockholm (sw). Gohenburg July q; 20
Standardization Line with mails l. eN-
pected 20 dock forenoon at Pier ~,
President Van Buren,. Cherbourg July 9;
TO United States Lines with malls; Is er-
pected 10 dock afternoon at Pier 4. Ho-
boken.
Orizaba. Havana July IS: 20 y Y & Cuba
Mail S s Co with malls. Is expected 10
dock forenoon az Pier u. Y r (Wall 81.
Due Wednesday
Homerio Obj. Southampton July ~ 20
White Star Line with malls. IS expected 90
dock forenoon at Pier 90. y II (West
18th ST..
Mongolia. Hamburg July 3. 70 American
Line with mails. "a expected TO dock fore
noon a. Pier 90. y r (West 18th ST..
Due Thursday
Vessel Port. Agency.
Ryndam. Doulogne. July r.
Uolland-America Line
Sixaoia. Kingston. July Is. United Fruit Co
Ecuadorc San Pedro. June IS
w r Grace A Co
Esperanza. Havana, July ie.
y Y & Cuba Mall s Co
Due Friday
Aquitania, Southampton. July IS.
Cunsrd Co
Vandyck. Hamburg. July s.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Resoiute. Hamburg. July II.
United American Lines
Due Saturday
America. Bremen. July i3........U Lines
France. Havre, july l5....... French Line