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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-08
Public Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having rented my farm, will sell at
public sale on the premises at Jamestown,
Montgomery county, Md, on
Wednesday, the Goth day of
September, 1922,
commencing at ! O'Clock, 2. NJ,
the following personal property, to-wit;
SIX GOOD WORK HORSES.
two good 4.horse wagons, 2 combination
bodies. 2-horse wagon and bed, Deering
binder, Deering mower, corn planter, 8 cul-
tivators, horse rake, manure spreader, lime
spreader. Weird plows, grain drill, double
and single shovel plows, springtooth
harrows, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Two sets of breeching. sets of lead
harness and 6 sets Of pillow harness.
TERMS OF SALE;-All sums of $40
and under. cash on all sums over $40 a
credit Of 6 months will be given. pur-
chasers giving their notes. with approved
security, bearing interest from the day of
sale. No property to be removed until the
terms of sale are complied with
H. A. WATERS.
sep Its
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-08
BUNGALOW HOUSE

with fine well Of water at the dog. i' "a
and back porches. and is in raxug IN, IN
proving section where values 80, e =" ,., .hI
advance. and is only few q. III pa;I "
from the Washington and Gr1f aus N''-
road. one fare to the DistFN "ne
TERMS OF SALE. as prescribed by the
d Ssed Ssonn" doIIars I'm be required when
,he O sTSouI Unlocked down. Convey
ancin pv ana s,aTs OF the cost of the pur
chaser. ..ANu u,cc,Nc
H. MAURICE TALBOT.
Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-08
.TURDAY. the 30th day Of
September, 1922

at the hour of o'clock, P. NJ,
in front of the Court House door, in the town
of Rockville, Md, sell all of the property
mentioned and described in said deed of
trust, the same being Lot No. Nineteen. in
Block No. IA. in the subdivision Of tract
OF land called "Glen Echo Heights, as the
same is laid down on plat of said sub
division which is of record among the
Land Records of said county in Liber j..
A., No. SO, folio 500. reference being
hereby made. TO said plat for a better
description OF said lot. Said lot is i'm
moved hv q fnlIr-rnOm q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-08

Senator Joseph Irwin Frances
Record as a Constructive
Statesman

merits the approval of the of the State for his reelection
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-08
fSOCKEREIs FOR SALE.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-08

Having rented my farm, will sell at
public sale on the premises at Jamestown,
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

Santa Luisa. Valparaiso. Jan rs. Grace Linz
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb H.
Furrcss. Witty 4 Co
Ponce. San Juan. Feb 3.
Y & Porto Rico Line
Maracaibo, Curacao. Fob g.. Bliss Daliett
Due Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton Feb s. w star Line
Rochan beau. Havre Feb o.. French Limo
Centennial state, Guccnstown Feb t.
zacapa, Kingston. Feb ; United Fruit Co
Orizs ha. Havana. Feb ln..... Ward Line
city OF Atlanta, Savannah Fob H.
Ocean s = Co
Lcnapc, Jacksonville. Feb ll.... Clyde Limo
Due Wednesday
Monscia Hamburg. Feb l-..American Limo
Gouiland. Antwerp, Feb . Red Star Limo
Comanchc jacksonville Feb IL Clyde Limo
Duo Thursday
Providence. Marseillce Feb IT,. Tnbre Line
Turrialba. Cristobal Feb United Frui, Co
AraRuaya, bermuda Feb lt
Royal Mail Stcau, Packet Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda Feb lt
Furncs- Witty
Apache. Jacksonville Feb 1S. .tlyde Linz
Duo Friday
Polonia. Dan7iE. Fob :. Baltic Am Lin,
Naubsn Barbados. Fob II la,nport g. Holt
City Of Savannah, Savanna, Fob IT,
Ocean S co
Duo Saturday. Feb IL
Paris. Uavre, Feb 11......... French Line
Nocrdam. Plymouth Feb .. Holland Am
stephen. Para Jan 31......... Booth Line
Monterey. Havana, Feb Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

Gufsirea,n 80 NV Nv" Tortugas ' FEB TO-
iuftrade 9; ss Hatteras FEB 10,
Haisey ?1 liattcrus Feb 0.
iIanlcy l.ol7 from Balboa Feb q
Haro'd walkcr ~ Jupiter reh 10.
licrcdia s24 SE South Pass Feb 10.
liowick Hall $50 SSlr san Pedro Fob 10
l'uenonct so5 " sand Key Feb 70,
Marnc Ia SIC Carc Cod Feb o.
lllinoia lo2 Me Jupiter Feb q.
) n row lt9 Sand Key FEB 10
'"hn WorthinEton 20 $ South fasr Feb 10
! hfnts .eta - NMM ,S ua,Sra1 ,;, ne icb I 10
Lake GiIt'dse 80 Santo Doming, CITY
Fob %.
,a1sc Ny'tlc "a NE :Iup'tcr Feb 10.
!IsN,n'uT"~ s 8 Sc - : MoSi'c bile nar r. Feb % TO-
'igonior so w Sand Key Fob 10.
Maiden Creek $50 +, Rcrnuda Feb s.
MnraV' $50 Scotiand E.h 10
M5"1.Tn" q S.y WT" kGy ,yaS wcr! ,eo req Il"
Mouu~ IS $ South rasr Fob 10
Mongolia 2.2A5 u Ambrose Feb
Munairos i?n FROM Jupiter Feb 10.
Nacata n II Jupiter zen 10.
Ntonlan ?aO T. l,oYion Feb ..
Nord Amcrika l35 : Il'ttcras Feb o.
NorlinH Zoo Capc Ncnry Fob 7,
Farismna 225 South Pass Feb | o.
Iaul II iinrwood 20 u Tampico Feb o.
Pawncc aS2 r. CnpN Horny Feb 10.
rcnil shell 1870 Il Bcrmuda Feb s.
pcckski1l o10 SE Caps Henry Feb %
Ihilip Fuh'icker "a n Great Isaacs rch 0
Princess Matoika lat 40 u lon 81 Al Feb .
rutncy IL from Iattcrna Fob ..
Reaper 94S SW Sabine Bar Fob 10
Robert u Hopkins 500 II Iobos lslanC
Feb 10
Hosalind tat t9 l., Ion es II Feb O.
Sabine sun IS \ Jupiter Web ~
Salaan 30 Y South Fass Feb 10
Samuel q Brown no Me Jupiter Feb 10.
san Gil IS NE lIat,cras Feb 10
Sapnoro 10 T. Hattcras Feb g.
Sntartia S73 iI Delnwore Brcakwatcr Feb s
Sixaola 529 S Scotland Feb 10
Standard 20 \ Jupiter Feb 10
Stanley Dollar 5G5 from Ambrose Feb ..
steel Scafarcr 7Ss y Colon Feb TO.
Storm King :. .0o7 u, Ambrose Fob g.
uthcrian nd S7S =; Ambrose Feb 9.
Svinwind SW Alligator Reef Fob ~
transportation SSE Atlantic City Tgb 10
Huypanoil - T. Sand Key Fob
Vacuum 90 S Hattrrax TTch 10
~ r"1Nrla SEQ 5 Scotland Feb o
Ntuor;o Ema nuclc III lat 80 - Ion IS -
Iroh
" N Irish 'l vs. Sand Key Feb 10
Warwick ia7 s:W south Pass Feb TO-
Waxahachic aa5 II Cape Uerr; Fob 10
WIN BoN'e Thompson - \ iinttc,as Fcn 10
W'n q Warden $50 from E.ohos Island
Fob 10
Vest 'addoa so from rla,tercY Feb q
West Cnlina lat t5 . Ion 65 - Fob .
Wcst Eidsra t.StO T. Amhrose Feb s.
West Quechen Ss5 Il Boston Fec 10
West Saginaw 1.750 L Ambrose Feb 8
fuca'an or Great Isaacs Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Womcn's n'sCarmentInuuiry
To Go From Mill to Shop

Benjamin Schlesinger, president Of
the International Garment Workers'
Union. on returning from Washington
yesterday gave out letter from Sec
rotary of Labor Davis saying that the
coming investigation of the womcn's
garment making industry is to b,,
"thorough and sweeping," beginning
nth The mill and ending with the re
tai shop. Secretary Davis asks the
union to submit the list Of names from
which its representatives on the nves-
tlgatlon commission are to be chosen at
once. The letter says:
I'm reply to your letter Of January
26, allow me to say that it is our full
nderstanding, after thorough discus
sion Of the subject with yourself, that
the purposcd inves legation Of the suit
ard garment industry Of New York is
to be thorough and sweeping, TO include
the whole industry from the introduc
ton of the raw material to the sale Of
The finished product at retail, with
every intervening manufacturing proc
css.
"rhc commission once named. how
ever. composed OF 4 choice OF names
submitted by you, by the garment
manufacturers and by ourselves, would
at once proceed to the full an6 sweep
ing investigation Of tho entire garment
industry. which, feel sure, you and |
both understand should be undertaken.
As stated previously, the Department
OF Commerce and Labor will finance
The work OF the commission and assign
such clerical and. other assistance a.
may be necessary. The commission
itself. of course, will conduct and Gi-
rect every feature Of the invcstisa-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
IMarine Disasters

NllE ISF1ANIA, FEB 10 Cry ThN As
MN manrk With food for Russia. famine
suncrcrs destroyed by filc on tho Murtnar
coast says dispatch TO "Tidens rcyn to
Gay from Tro0so, mort hern Norwegian sea
port. News received from aix surviving
members OF British crew
Lo*'and had tonnage OF $3.50 gross
tons, tens was built in 1897 and owncd by
HALIFAX, s, Fob Wireless rncr-
Sasss Sa,;. hroadcastcd on northern Atlantic
'Nor), which has not been heard rroin
s'n"c she sailed from Liverpool FOR Holt
str Of so7 tons and skipnercd by Captain
Bcrtheiscn. has no wireless
CAFE HA111EN. Haiti. Fob 1o--Arner,-
can schr Rose Murphy Guifport to Porto
RICO. forced to put in here to-day by
ieak causing hsr to sink four ana onn~haif
inc hes an hour. Reached port without
san FRANCISCO. Feb wirelcss
dro1' HcaTpor;; portland 4th for Dairvn,
said Hcsu'e Dollar Iar), previously re,
ported returning TO Vancouver. damaged
by storm. bridge carrier a~ey stcva rd
hill"d. captain injured. l,csslc Dollar 100
miles off Cano Fiattcry AT y II, eth in
radio comm unication with Tsrarport and
Dollar (Br), San Francisco 3D. for
Manila.
ping Board tant"r. in to-day from Homo
lulu. co!ided With pier during dense fog
Tnnsldsr 1.I,ns "a bic d. nag" TO vessel ana pier
deatroy"d, $ Eagle Boat q and ferry
damaged
Passing into Quarantine during a fog
cary YESTERDAY Southern Pacific str -
Vale. from Galveston. ralnr.ed ana sanl.
hArFe W Nhitchaven on Rcd Hook
KEY WEST Feb 10 - Three -nnasted
Ancrican sch Herbert NAY. with lumbe-
lost near Marquesas. thirty miles from
hcy " est according to Captain FerEn>on
brought here by fishing SMACK. Crew abau-
Gone6 Nesscl and landed or Ma-Quesae
h@v ven aground in IS fl waller and broks
back when she struck Deck cargo os
lurn b'r lost. but lumber IN hold may uc
Talvaged.
Shipping men attempting obtain snfo--
nation on late or British tanker Cov,et
"hich. With csrgo OF gasoline in Narnes
las; s"en Nehncsday night drifting cast
wsrd i1to Ci'lf stream southwest Of Sand
reg. Steamer believed sunk. bat no one
saw her 20 down. Crew aboard Sucrosa
due morrow at Savannah
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Americans Cain
Among Sean'en
OnU. Vessels
Increase TO C6.3 Per Cent Of
6.893 Employed by the Sea
Service Bureau Last Month,
Compared With sc =. {.
Evans Rcfutes Furusctl,
Denies United States C;ti-
zens Are Leaving The sea
During Tranc Depression

Men placed on American vessels IN
January by the Sea Service Bureau OF
the Shipping Board numbered 6.S93, OF
which 96.3 per cent were citizens OF
the United States. according TO figures
made public yesterday by Captain l.
l.. Evans. director OF the bureau. at as
Broadway This was a decrease of
1.2ll in the men employed, com mpared
with December, but marked an increase
in ;he proportion Of citizens from s9.5
per cent in the previous month.
II was said that these figures def
n.eiy refute the charges made some
days ago by Andrew Furuseth, prcsi-
dent OF the International Seamcn' 3
Union, that Americans are leaving the
sea. Mr.. Furuseth declared that only
- to iS per cent of the crews on
American ships are citizens now, COM
CARED with approximately 80 per cent
a year ago. Attention was directed to
;ho reports OF the Commissioner of
Navigation, showing that for the last
SIX months OF 1921 the number OF cit
7ens placed on all ships, privately y
owned and Shipping Board. was more
than 54 per cent. Captain Evans said
that the efforts of the board to in
crease the proportion of Americans
we're succseHi :, despite the recent de-
crease in ~Agct
or the men placed during he month
@24 wee deck officers. 363 engineer OF
ticers and all other classes amounted
TO G,206. Only 772 were employed or
the Pacific Coast. the rest being placed
on the Atlantic and Gulf
The decrease in the men shipped.
said Captain Evans, was not due to
any further Depression, but to the fact
that the board had completed its shift
ing Of vessels TO winter quarters in
New York and also had about finished
is Withdrawals of vessels from opera
ton. In both Of these operations a
large number Of men were employed
Tor few days at time.
a neavy decline was recorded at New
! ork. with fall of 544 to 2.434. due to
the completion OF the movement OF
ships from Jamaica Bay to Caldwels,
on the Hudson. The largest decrease
was at Mobile, with a fall of 664 to d
total Of 241. Philadelphia and New
port News showed gains because of the
breaking out of vessels for use in
Russian relief SniDments
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Baltimore $. S. Co. VIII
Start New York Route
New Service to Glasgow to Sup
plcmcnt Existing Line
From SOufL

The Baltimore Steamship Company
shortly viii start a rev service from
New York. Philadelphia Boston and
probably Halifax to Glasgow. to sup
p,enent its present line from Ralti-
more and Newport News to British
ports. it was learned yesterday The
company is now taking o. larger Of
fec space on the si,ta foor o. the
building at II Broadway, formerly oc-
c1pied by the executive Offices Of the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany. A contract has recently been
closed for the movement OF $4,000 tons
of Porto Rican sugar. it is said. James
Il. Light, now New York agent for the
company, will retain that position in
the expansion Of the service
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Insurance Men Revise
New Bill for N. Y. State
Conference Held at Offices of
superintendent Stoddard;
Will Publish Text

The text Of the bill to amend the
New York State law affecting insurance
placed with non admitted foreign com
panies. which was drafted by com
nittec of American marine under
writers and representatives Of foreign
admitted companies. was discussed
Yesterday at conference at the Offices
o. Superintendent Francis r. Stoddard
165 Broadway.
Inc original draft has been revised d
considerably, MFR. Stoddard said after
the meeting. He declared that the in
surance department had not taken q
stand one way or the other on the
measure. but was seeking to develop
tho sentiment Of ali insurance inter
ests. It is probable that the text of
the proposed bill Will be made public
next week 10 arouse comment from thc
undcr~riters and bring out their views.
lie said
Local insurance men and the admit-
ted foreign companies arc seeking
some means Of correcting the situation
created by the existing law. 1t is said
tnat under this Legislation insurance ia
eablcd abroad and placed with com
panies which arc not subject to the re
quircmeats OF the state insurance de
partmcnt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Time Limit May Block
New Jersey Tunnel Bill
Assembly to Investigate 3 Meas
nrcs Reported 'Overlookcd'
on Last Day for Filing

TRENTON. N. j.. Feb. 10. The As
sembly probably will Investigate 10 Dc
termine tho exact time +' introduction
Of three bills which tn, bill clerk re
ported today, sayi. y. they had been in
troduced Tuesday and had been oves-
looked. Tuesday WIS the last day
when bills could be introduced except
By unanimous nsent.
OF the three bills, the most import
ant is one to abolish the com m ssion
in charge Of the Camden iladel PHI ia
bridge and the Hudson River vehicular
tunnel and to establish a new commits
sion to hold Office until 1926
Although Che new commission IN to
be bi-partlsan the effect Of the bin
would be to take control Of the board
from Governor Edwards. who is a
Dem ocrat, while the legislature is Re
publican. Advocates Of the bill assert
that the pcrmanence which it assures
to the board would inspire confidence
IN the bond issues. It's opponents as
sert it would place the project in poll
ties and destroy confidence in the .,ond
issues.
One Of the other two bills is To in
crease the salaries Of court attendants
and constablcs. The other would re
quIrc life insurance companics to in
vest % per cent Of their reserve fund 5
IN mortgages Of 60 per cent Of the
value OF the mortgagcd proportq
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
kimbal! TO Confer With
Pioneer Ship Purchasers
Will Meet individual Companies
Here Mex. Week 10 Work
Out Basis for Relief

Harry kimbali. vice president of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation in
charge Of finances. Will confer here
next week with officials OF the shin
companies who were pioneer buyers of
vessels at high prices, on the basis OF
relief to be extended under the rev
policy adopted by the Shipping Board
Hr. hlmball was At the Office OF the
board, 40 Broadway. but was concerned
only with routine matters
1t Is expected that within the nc1t
ten days or two weeks the cases Of
the different companies will be com
pleted to a large extent. Under the
new plan these forty-two concerns.
'Shich bought $50 boats for 500 600 :
GOO may obtain additional tonnage
from the government and write down
me total cost Of their fee: to present
market prices
CcMmiSsioncr t. c. Plummer was at
the Offices Of the board for a short
time yesterday. He just returned from
Cleveland ana viii speak to-day ho-
forc the National Republican CLUB on
the merchant marine.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

\. GENp rep t-VaIdiori N,an, Now
F'1.HAo Feb 0--Florinda Csp. New
:, ,1'd',is HhMMrN r,b -En7erscocy Ala. New
coNsrANTI%"TfE @rA 1,r>9nTI ,Nro, ri, ssysnnah
'"I Ncw York and Norfolk via riracus
ANTW EEP. Fob 7-An,ortcan Innt3
Hw NorF Gsrplska, New Orleans via
AUCKLAND Feb 7-canadisn I'm.
potter thr,, Victoria E e. '''
SHANGHAI. Fob 7-Montsomcrv City
re" Orleans via San Pedro
FALMOUTH, Feb s--Wcst Chatal, p,,.
tinorc. a'a' Da'-
r, HuENos AYREs. Feb e-Eawsra =
i'p1rny lt', Tanpiro
MELBOURNE. Feb City Of Noru.ich
1br'' New York and Newport News VIZ
T,'.S Patty FOR Philadelphia and New yor.,
koBE Feb 5-cel,ic Prince (Er,. New
iprk va Boston and Norfolk
FERIM. Feb 7-Acardo lBr> Sabine
for India \''' oao'hc
q sSmANGHA1; Feb s-cassis (Br,, New
or.eans via Honolulu, etc "
CO. LlN ERPOOI" Feb e-Bosworth fRr,
ST John. n B, and Halifax; Mont..sl ,ssr,, l,r
st John =. and Halifax. I'd III
yo-,' "r'ON' Feb 2-Orari tBr>. New
lrs', s"k9nAMA GUAM. Feb 1-Toyooka Maru
fai1rs1 n.as,esn Merri1ant. Seattle; eth Canadian
',s .s nl"V ,br), Vancouver L C. 7fh CIV
% I"hlo Cirl. NV York ''' Wv
., r. N'Tt' teh West JcasuD. Seattle
,,, n'm. Wssi rsra'on. san Fra ncisco: Nan
,l,o, sn.,.I ""N'Noo' hih, Hciiin Msru
y'', c,TAnV' Feb s-E"s'orn Cloud. Nex
MAnfAs. Feb City of ks,acb, ,rr,
New York "N"' ''r''
y HRIsroL. rcb a-Briztol citv tRr,
NV -, 1o,k ~, Hs sllhrook. Norfolk. -
IL Eoh
Mobile via Norfolk. ~ounty'
MANCHESTER, Feb s-Tuacarora CBr,.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Passenger Ships Due
Dne 7O-dav

Asa fND, MsrSeiiles 1as %: 70 Fsbre
;ist st. R'slyn.
Genera v { Corgss, Cristobal Feb s.:
to Panama f Line; is expected to dock
ocean Co. IS e1osctsG atsG''a 70 does sG fore, o
''g George washineton W. hi = spe,ns fspe,sp s F.b
CHerhourG and utrarlytor .: 20 l. $
Line with mails, is 9. p-rcteu TO dock p M
at Pier !. 1obohcn.
town = to White Star Line with malls; Is
due Anb7oao 8 n and VIII dock about
Albanis (B7,. livorpool Jan 81 -
Cun~rd Line With mails: IS exnec.ea 10
zach Qua ntine about noon and viii docN
Manuel Ca'vo 'Sp>. Havana i'eb S. 10
Spanish Royal Mail Line with mails: IL
e1pocted - eocN IN at ries 5, T; r
cuba Mail Line With nails; is expected 70
aocS ,.,,;d. at P'er s- - B'hlyn sGrace 81;
Witty & CO With mails. is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier - H'klyn (Ar,ity ST. ''N"
Cor'al. Galveston Feb g. 10 Mallory Line
n tkins sD
Dne Tomorrow
O-h'ta ORD: Hamburg Jan :. VIA South
Sf1 pfon and Chcrbours 81; to Royal Mail
to dock forenoon at Pier 81. n Il tMor-
giuseppe Verdi 40. Gcno. Jan 81: to
Mcponnel! & Truda with mails; is expected
- -each Quarantine late Friday and Will
cock about "A III al Pier 25, n Il (North
Moore So.
Canhgny, Antwerp FEB 8: to L s Army
I transport Service with mails: is expected
t9 cock at Pier :, Army Base. Bklyn
Toloa (Br>,. Port Limon Feb 6. to
dock ~ st Pier IS. r X maiden Isnel
city OF s., Louis Savannah Feb .; to
Ocean ; Co; is expected to dock fore
noon at Fisr 50. r (Spring st).
Ara aoahoe. Jacksonviile Feb Q. TO Clyde
5 Co, is expected to dock forenoon at
l'irr g. r (Cha-ifn, etl
Due Monday
Ncssei Fort A-tncv
sis,ange rfJord. Bergen rcb :.
Norweg ian American Line
AGriatic. Naples, Eob 2. White Star Line
Nieu" Amsterdam, Eotterdan, Feb L.
Holland America Line
Leon XlTI. Cadiz Jan so
Spanish Royal Mail Line
Acg antic. Nassau. Feb ID White Star IAae
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

Philadelphia: 10th. sunoco tBelg), Marcus
HOOK Hmntsi'an tHr'. Galveston,
PLYMOUTH. Fob 10--Panhandle State
New York for London land proceeded).
Departures
SIERRA LEONE, Feb New Georgia
FAyAL. Feb s--lndian tBr). ttror,
liverpooD, Norfolk ana New Yori:
lgota Mendi (sp) (from sngunto), Ilarnp-
BUENOS AYRES. Fob o-IIeltenc. or,
New YORK. -
ROTTERDAM. Feb s--ncuhclsdljk
ObuD. Boston
sWANsnA. Teh s-canadIan Navigator
BRISBANE. Tcb Eastern Moon. Boy-
ton.
SYDNEY, y s ". reb s--vcutura. san
LISBON, Feb 5 wnsun tpun. Bali.
moro.
C,AHn'yr Feb -Kwarra (er) st.
COFENuAGEN. Fob 2~s;oncra Consul
rAl''sen N"n,. Key Wosi 4th. Nord :
far"r ban). Hampton Road-
GENOA. Fob t-AnaalJo II lItaD. rhiia
dclphia ''
,>, cHn'ST1AN1A. Feb s,avanrfjord
,GlHH,A'LTAE. rcb tValdura tnD
e,,n, Mram Pira"ns), Hampton Roads; s,h.
Holnhlg (NoD. D"lawaro Brrulwafo-
G. fokoHA ANA. Feb 5--Arabian (pan).
souTHAMrTON. Fob 10 - Kroonlana
Nr"m en-, ,A,,ntw.rr). Now York.
FORT SAID. Feb CITY OF Dunkirh
ntr) Mrom Cnlcutta> Now York
HAVRE Feb S-Michigan (Tr). Ga,vog
RARRY. Feb o-vcnIcc Maru 11,n,
Nron Londcn). Hampton Roads. jnatr,
1'in), New YORK ''''''''''
LlvEnPooL. Feb o--wost Arrow. BAL
brigade Grr). st Iohn' 4. """'"e'''T
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Arrived Yesterday

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Colombia Jan 20: santa Marta; Feb .
With SIS pass. mails and mdse; Ficr Is. r II.
Huron Buenos Ayrcs. Jan J., Montcvideo.
Jan 90 santos. Jan -; Rio 'aneiro. Ian
mails and mdse: Fier :. lIoboken.
Texas, Fort l,obos Feb :. to tho Texas
Co: with crude oil: Eayonne, J
Ayes. Dec IS: barbados. Jan II: 10 the
Nrnson $ I-inese. with mdsc, Midland
Works. shadyside. N J.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. with "a pass.
mails and in ballast Pier a.. \ r.
Shakespear tsr). NuevitaS, Feb :; To the
Manson S Lines with sugar; National Re
a Morett jr. Hamburg, Jan 90; to T /.
FaSuc. in ballast: anchored OF TompkinE-
Mesaba CBr>. London Ian 2s to the At
lsntic Transport Line. with mdsc: Pier 5s.
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hanna S Go. WITH mdsc; rlcr %. Bkiyn
Al America N}r>. Havana. Feb G; to
\icb"oh & Day. IN ballast anchored in
Gravcsend Ray
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if'lcFtloN ana h"iSC, ~ Arthur, 10
Standard OIL Go OF \. Y. with Oil; an
chored OF Tom pk insvile. l.
CraSncss tSr), London. Dec %; Hull, Jan
II; halifax. FEB I: to the L s Navigation
Co. with mdse; anchored of Bay Ridge
B'klyn
Aspen (Swcd) Baltimore, Feb s to Fur
ness. Witty {, Co. with ndsc. Pier &. Bush
Docks. p Slyn.
maruha, Boston. Feb .; TO United Amer
tca Line. anchored OF Tomph hinsvillc. s l.
Josiah Macy. ST Michaos. Ian a: TO
Po ohert l. Vague. with ndse. Per 5, Con
stable Hook !.
t'orson. Philadelphia. Feb Q to tho kerr
s Co with rndsc. anchored in QuArarti 10
Farnonia tB7) London. Jan ~ to the
Cunard Co. with D4dsc: Pier 53. \ Y.
CITY of Newcastle (Rr). Philad lphis-
Feb .: to Norton. LILY & Co, with ndse
Pier :, Bush Docks. Bklyn.
Nesta. Port Arthur. San so to the Stand
ard Oh Co OF " y. with indse; anchored
OF Tom mpkinsv!l!e. s l.
III lsieo. New Orleans: to Southern Pa
cifc Co with Indse. Pier 40. Il.
l'orothy. Porto Plata and Manxanillo. to
II }ul & Co. with ndse; anchored of
C.Cara NJ inc
Gull Prince. Port Arthur Feb .. to the
Gnlf Refining Co. with crude Oil; anchored
on Tom PIX insvjlio, : l.
anchored OF 'FompAinsVillc. s
Venus II fNor). Hu!l va Halifay. \ s
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