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New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Arrived Yesterday

Naron'A fBr), Naples Jan ., Gibraltar
Jan 6; to tho Cunard Lime With Al first' So
second cabin, so steerasc pass and Indse
P,cr "a, j.
Yucatan, Tampico Jan T. Vera Cruz Jan
.. Progreso Jan 7. Havana Jan 10 Nasseu
Jan Ii. to the \ 6 Cuba S Co. with
u pass mails and 1ndse: Pier IS Bklyn.
CananoVa. Ponce Jan s. Mayagucz ana
Aguadiila Jan :. San Juan Jan 10: to the
Atlantic Fruit co, with pass and nldsc
Pier :. y r.
VIM Green. Port Lobos Jan 5; to the
ran American Petroleum Corp with crude
oil: OF Tom pkinsville.
City OF - Louis, Savanna h; TO The Ocean
co. With pass and mdse: Iier 50. y X.
Lenape. Jacksonville and Charleston: 10
Pier SO. \ 2
Sch charlotte Maxwell. Jacksonville:
of Red Hook Flats.
Minnekahda. Hamburg Jan Z. to the
American Line, With ; cabin. IS Storage
pass mails and ndse: Pier Ss, N II.
West Canon sourshaya Nov !. Batavia
go fort Said Dec 10. to tho United ANeri-
can Lines, with mdse: Pier o. clifton. S 7
:, Paioma Cub. Porto Padre ian i to
the Munson s Line. with sugar
Bristol city (Br). Bristol Dec %. Nor
folk Ian Is: to Chas S Hill & Co With
rdse; Pier se. &.
Mckeesport, Dun<irls Dec 80; to the Cos
!nopoiitan = $ Co, with mdse Pier .. Ho-
boken.
Anna Maersk DAM. Guantanamo Jan
to lsthrandsen. Moller Co, with sugar
off Liberty ." ,
= watsncss CBr'. Hamburg Dec %; to w
Q Lil'ey, With mdse: Pier -, B'klyn.
y. George {; Henry. Tampico Jan s. to the
oll; off Tompkinevillc.
Lorenzo 'Br). Calcutta Nov 81. Colombo
;s,,I, BOY 20. Port Said Dec -. Boston Jan 10,
with mdse, Pier 3. Rush Docks. B'kln
Arabic tBD. Genoa Dec 20. Naples Dec
81. -, st Michaeis Jan Z. Boston Jan u: 10
Inc Inc, White Star Line. with pass and mdse;
Noordsm tDD. Rotterdam Jan 4. Bou.
1oSne 1oSii Jan .. Plymouth Jan 6; to the Hol-
mdse; in Quarantine. Will dock thia ",
at 9Th st. Tlobolen. WAC &" III
g.. Nirxini"n. Tacoma and San Francisco
va ,ris'oba!; IN Quarantine
loloa, Cristobal, Port I.i1non and IT.-
vana to the United Fruit Co. With pass
ma'ls ,,,a sn9 mdse' will dock this morning a.
FER 10. Il Il tAIa iden l.ano)
Dallas, Philadelphia
Berwindvale. Matan3aa
of. ."T1Snopnin To1 on, mooile to McAMs.er Eros;
Navigation Co: OFF ronptinsv,,)s .ug 20 'SiNert
v lFsinian' s,;a los Angeles. to United Aneri-
Tompkinsvillc @'''''"' OH
or;as Ess'enn eT GIado. Boston. to Int Freehtins
@ Of \ Y. OF Toinpitinsviliieo' ''ue''ce' 10
CO ''i pisr noon, r'Gnfuekcs. to Atlantic Fruit
~ Jefferson. Norfolk. to Old Do,,,,;,,
rrans a. CO; Pier 20. \ R. '''''"'on
non S'os ,S dl"n,sin d,,a Antwerp. to Ellerman VII
81. r. e'Vh LIMO; fier
r, h,ttosrhjor. san Francisco, to Atlanta
fuil q Pacific. of Liberty. N"''c
san Lorenzo. San Juan. to \ Y E. po
RICO co; in Quarantine 1o1lo
o,araI.s;. n,on.e; Santos to Lamport & Holt; in
T., Hs'hsT Melbourne tschr). Mavpor, rpo
H.,i,. Whitney & Co; of Ncd Hook
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Jan 15--Arrived y..t
m%'aia' ',a,',1'in' Norfolk; Falls City (Br>, phila
nf'pn'": nhip i,dd. h,fna' Norfolk; Essex. philade
Janelfo; agerass (Nor), Bergen and Vs,xs-
"a! "a via Louisburg: Nagato siaru (.Jaml
Aokohania and Kobe Via Norfolk. Savan
nan and Panama Canal.
- CHAlsf .ESTcN. 5 c. Jan l5-Arri,-e,
Comanche, Jacksonville tand nrocsedaa .,aaed
New New York;: Corcorail. Miami. Sailed. 81,
Georgia L jenkins. New York. ''1 ''''
CRlSToB NJ. Jan l4-Arr,ved. GAIA
oo,, ooF, i,HNl,ade1phia for Los Angeles; Endi-
Luckenbach. New York for Los Ansa1.. 1.arly
ana ana sailed NJ 5 Dollar. New York roe ser
sraneisc"; Princess. New York and Phila.
Ariz"nan from Boston and No,r ynr,1 ~ ~ :
Seattle. >c" fork for
Apaehs New yorl, via csareston: s .sArriysa pnss
MhsrSr miann Gsnssa sssa Msmi: William II Nils.
savannah; sch Mary II IIaboId rort ID - ~
NoRToLN. Va. Jan l5.-Arriyeo: An.
Gsatl tnT,. iondon; Giovanni Fiorio
elphia' Olaf l. kongs,ad U,an, R,,,i '.iI
n,ors: r, Laura Skogiand (Nor,' Sa hne
danny danus 3ntch, %}or9t st John, \ E Sailed Dar
9T,, 29Tan,,,'aGo Guaratuba (Braz). Para: rarH,o;;
HaA NbT). Puerta Ferraja u'1l
PHILADELPHIA, Jan liz .~r.a
Serssdaisn = s"a .Nor. Gibraltar; 't;oeu coeur
lnwney' la,'a' etc; Fiorinda (sp) New ';Sor2' VIZ
3ar'.a 3a1leu: Msridal 'Nor). Venice via New;
tsi5 ts, Snw .lms'lic w. 9sw}. Manzanillo: Levnet
foIi'. '" 1orH' sheaf Mead (Br). Nor
, PORT EADs, La, Jan .5-Arriv.a
Goaaa 1;cave Toeur; % Norfolk; Fert NtaD, denoa !:
Eico; Warwick. Cienfuegos. Sailed. afs' o[so
mas, bocas del Zorro; Bowden (Norl. Kane-
S5on SIo'.,. bethel @Lh Ridge. Mexico; CarpiaKa.
YORK; Hastings Havre; Naperinn ,HeS 1ee~
3155lverpool 0lancho (Hond). Port Corte,.
Ba'rician Blurma;n. tbro. Lverpoo; Rama lNic5'
surname. Port Barrios; Truxillo To :
>d,tt7; r0tRTLAND, Me. Jan l6-saiied: Byiavl
FORT TAMPA. Fla. Ia, ,5.,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
lrans-Pacifc Mails

rosoaee and cy a HHSi at "s s"fon station
New York, at IS IN. as follows:
Mawni!t, via seattle. $ S Manukai. Jan lG.
Buford, Jan 10.
hawai!t. Japan: Coroa China. Siberia.
freneh lndo-China and Netherlands East
Indies teHcept Sumatra>. via San Fran
CISCO; also parcel post mails for China.
S.a'n and French Indo China, S S Shinyo
Maru, Jan u
Japan, Corea and Siberia vi, Scat+i. 9 9
Hawaii Maru. jar 20s
HawaAt Via San Francisco. S Matsonia,
japan. Coroa China fexceD; SHANGHAI
C!ty}. Siberia. French Indo-C China and
Netherlands East Indies (except su
mas aEa} for Va b,na ssatle slsa ssS usreel post
:, ralthybius. Jan q.
itswaiit via san Francisco. s $ Buckeye
Ianiti' MsrGuesss. Cook Islands. New
@-slsna seo a,sa and .-asl Ans'raia via san Fran
Islands Cook Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, s s Maranla. Ian a.
Japan ard Corea Especially Addressed
ohiH }; via Seattle airo parcel post mails
for japan and Corea s $ Eldridge.
Japan, Corea. China Siberia. French 1ndo-
China Nethellands East Indies Except
Nancouve. and Victoria. B c; also parcel
post mails for Shanghai City, S En-
press or Asia, Jan 28-'
'Ordinary tunregistered) letters mailed
up to p m the next day win. provided
there Is no delay in the overland transit.
reach Seattle in time for connection viii
tho steamer mentioned. ''
TAN classes of mail. including domestic
parcel post sent to Hawaii Guam an4
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches
sRegistered articles may be mailed M
TO m ct the General Postoffice. but
must be mailed not later than m At
the City Hall Station. For mails scheouled
to Close on Sunday, registered articles mus
b" mailed not later than IL p m on Sa,ur
day night. -
NOTE-Unless otherwise addressed -oai,
Tor Australia (Which includes mail. rerula =
and parcel poet. for State OF West Aus
traiia, Bismarck Archipelago, Gilbert ard
Ellice .,n Islands, Nauru island and Solomon
lstands) is forwarded via the Pacific routa
except that parcel post is not sent hv
steamers sailing from Vancouver Mali
!or bhamo and Tengyueh, in III. Chjnesa
r1ov1nee isr Of Yunnan. is forwarded Via Brit
SIBERIA 3 be Is forwsrded via the Pacific route.
Mail for the Philippine Islands is az
l&tched by the best opportunity from, tIe
J, iacille Coast. except that specially sd
dressed articles prepaid at the pos.sl
mon rate are forwarded addressed.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Apparel Trades Lack
ANY Cost system

Less than , per cent or the l2.801
manufacturers of mems and womcn's
outer apparel, including cloaks, suits
and overcoats, know how to figure their
production costs accurately, according
to q. +. Allison, secretary of the Inter
national Association Of Garment Man
u Ncturefs, who bases this estimate on
tne results 81 aA exhaustive survey
just completed by the association.
"This lack Of l<nowledge." saws Mr.
Alien, 'lcads to the waste OF millions
Of dollars annually and is one OF the
main reasons for the high price OF
clothing.'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Passenger Ships Due
Due Torlux

-, lp,oa & ,Br). Port Limon Jan for N Y.
mas. NJ s'''.sU ,,I, iruf % Go with pass. malls ana
fMniden i.snsl 's' To- r. II
h9ssii' cbr). :, Johns Jan II for X Y.
Bslyu ''''iS ~ Java g.
-, . ia@nsh ms. I9n psnas pee 20; to A II Bull
"o,n.ae At Bush Docka. Blslyn. 0''N 'n''
Maraca.bo. curacao Jan Tor " " D.,
'5,1ss n.lss. pailett "a & co With pass maiis and ID
a. Per ~ < n'',,n IpSe,ed TO dock this morning
Curvello (Ersz). Rio d. Janeiro Ia. 90
for n y to LLOYD Brazileiro Line wiz r.
late to.aaS a.s ana an ps pmase' s expected to dock
oath sD. '"S' okivn
\, General W Gorgas cristobal Jan for
y 10 Panama X X Line with pass ,,iIr
and mdse; is expected to dock his NOV, o.',,is
Ing at Pier l. Hoboken >'''S "'o'i'-
,ah hT9onland. Southampton and cherbourg
mails and rdse; WAS 400 mills ~ p"ss 81
halifax Jan Il and was due in t:,aI ,ont W
js,s ja,s yesserray: ,o. Nessel is expected in y
,nn1ornins and Will dock at Pier 81. n
- Algeria a, {nS,. Glasgow Jan for N y,
10 Nunard Line with pass. mails and ,nd.a
is expected to dock at Pier 81 p IWss;
l4th sD. ~ !" est
saxona (Br). Southampton Jan cnor-
Cunard Line with pass mails and ,na.s -
Is due in Halifax m Saturday and vii
ooch apou' noon MONDAY a, Pier Sc y r.
San Lorenzo. San Juan Jan II for \ Y :
20 \ & Porto Rico Line with pass. mai.
ana tndse II expected TO dock this morn
ing al Pier S5. Bklyn (Atlnntic Basin)
""rt Hamilton (Br). Bermuda Jan "a
for TO Furness. Witty & Co With
pass; mails and sndse; is expected to dock
at Pier 90. y r 'West 55th sD.
corrus. New Orleans Jan II fer n Y: to
southern Pacific Co with pass ana nldse: is
exrected 10 dock tins morning at Pier 40.
y r (Bank ST..
Due Tomorrow
Cansbrai. Antwerp Jan for y Y: to
s Army Transport Service with pass
mails and ndse; is expected to dock at
Pier 2. Army Base f5sth st. Bay Ridge
Bk,yn).
Aeolus, Buenos Ayres Jan for n Y;
to Munson Limo; is expected to dock At
Pier 2. Hohoken.
Msx,co Havana Jan - for r to n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

Vessel. Fort. Arercy
Mexico Mexico GHthenburg. Dec 10. runch- Edye
L0ndonicr. Antwerp, Dec "a.
v,,d,,,. s,,.,, LLOYD Royal Beige Line
Tancred, Shields Dec 30. Kerr Iir.
Es.ascon'cr. Danzig Dec %. -. Relgian Line
XMuhdelta, ~ Balboa, Jan 7..... Munson Line q
NOW Britain. Rotterdam. Dec a.
Black Diamond q CO
> s o Stray Corp
City OF Adelaide. Gibraltar. Jan II,
Pauola. Southampton, Dec al.
Lorn. csrtaxena, Jan s Oriental Nav oro co
" A luckenbach, Crstobal. Jan .,
Wheeling Mold HIM, hqekenbach qsh Corp
II Winchester & Co
City Of Lahore. Port Said. Jan t. w
Norton, Lilly e. Co
Due Tomorrow
stanmore, Leith. Dec 81. .Turness- Witty
pungeness. Bombay Dec 5. Kerr 8 8 CO
Navigation Co
Duo Wednesday
Pipestone County. Avis. Jan 4
Nyiand. Shields. Jan 7.rurness, Withr 4 &c &C
o'ho' A'o &c Janeirc, Dec 81.
AHteFnatlOnal t'rele itiGs. Corr
Katrina Luckenbach, Los Angeles Jan
Luckenbach s s Corn
Nlhian. Baltimore, Jan 16. Int Mer Marine
Due Thursday
East Side. Rotterdam. Dec 81
,-, Cosmopolitan Line
alacia. London Jan Cunard S s CO
Marenso, Hull, Jan g.
Ellcrmans Wilson Linz
rnoehus. Malaga. Jan 3. Three star Line
~ s,orook. Hamburg. Jan 4. Kerr S Go
South American. Guaya0uil. Jan A.
American Metals & Transport Co
III lsieo. New Orleans. Jan 7....So Fac Co
Due Friday
west Nilua. Hamburg, Dec 81
Isarber S S Line
Due Saturday
A.rson fnt'erdan. Jan I Robert r. Hague
u,ou'aoS I-ondon. Jan 7-.-.Atl Trans Line
li'E OF Newcastle, Manchester Jan 6
Funch, Edge & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Cuba Mali Limo with pass malls and
mdse Is expected to, dock at Pier II. n r

4 Cuba Malt Limo with pass mails and
mdse Is expected to- dock at Pier IL. n r
Comanche. Charleston ian H. Jackson.
vile IL for n Y; to Clyde Line with pa "a
and mdsc: IL expected to docls at Picr Se.
\ Charlton st).
Duo Wednesday
Presidente WIlson Ut). Trieste Jan -
for New York; to Phelps Bros with pass.
mails and mdse: Is expected 20 dock It
Pier 7. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Munargo Antila Jan Ia for N Y; TO
Munson Line with pass. mails and ,ndse
IN expected TO dock m at Pier o. II n
tOld Sip,.
Lanipasas. Galveston Jan IL for Ny: ia
Mallory Limo with pass and mdse: 10 ex-
prc'ed TO dock a m at Pier Ss, n +
(King st.
Due Thursday
Bayern. Hamburg. Jan +. Unit Am Lins
Turrialba. Kingston. Jan "A. United Fruit
Due Friday
Cedric. Liverpool. Jan 1l.... White star
Ihicaso Havrc, Jan lo...... French Line
Due Saturday
Scythia. Queenstown Jan H. Curard Limo
Monterey Havana, Jan l7.. Ward Line
Ccmal. Galveston. Jan IA. Southern Pacific
Due Sunday
Panhandle State. London. Jan 49,
United States Lines
Stockholm, Gcthenburg. Jan 12
Swedish American Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Marine Disasters

SEATTLE, jan I5--Princcss Royal lHr,.
trading coastwlsc, rammed and sunk tug
Clinton towing car barge near Van
couver Narrows this morning. Princess
Royal undainaKed
PORT TOWNSEND. Jan 15--Northwest-
ern. from Seward 10th for Seattle. put
into Juneau for repairs: damaged by s"-
vere storm: circulating pumps disabled.
'rtmpora rily repaired.
NORFOLK. Jan i5--ln tow Of mine
sweeper Peal. submarine tender Robert
Fulton arrived off Cape Henry to-Ga. .
after being disa bich in storm off Cape Hat
teras Friday. engines broke down and she
sent out calls for help; L 8 S Savannah.
mother ship FOR submarine Notilla com
posed Of the ships Of tho . type, first to
reach her and stood hv until Peal arrived .
submarines with Savannah and fulton be-
ieved to have wcathcred storm: 90 re
turned to port aftcr trying to combat
storm SO miles below capcs.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

Agwibay 25a = Boston Jan Is.
Ontario so e Fire Island Jan Ii.
Gdansk 2sB Ambrose Jan 49,
Eastern BreeHe ~ HD Ambrose Jan Is
Kcntuckian passed Block Island Jan l6
South American 1900 Ambrose PM
Jan "a
Sagua $50 s Ambrose Jan H.
Siboney so II Vera Cruz midnight Jan a.
Theodore j. Reynolds 100 NV Cape Maysi
Jan IT,
Yuma 60 n Cape Maysi Jan H.
AcoluS 3.53s Ambrose Jan IA.
Helen 254 Scotland Light Jan is,
Katrina Luckenbach 616 NE Colon IAN It,
Andrea Luckenbach $40 S Overfall-
Jan l5.
Mobile City 7o5 ME- Colon San Is.
Kershaw ~ SW Fiie Island S PM Jan To-
Mod $50 E Ambrose jan 1b
SauEcrties b32 Il Capo Henry Jan Is
Herman Frasch l95 NV Tortugas Jan 15
Ohioan COS Scotland Jan Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ccived through tho United states Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters
OF veHsce with radio apparatus may,
without charge. report their tTR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Mr (OttercltreO
Amagansett. L. l.; Cape May. N. j.;
Norfolk. Va; Cape Hattcras. N. c.:
Jupiter Fla: Key west Fla New
Orleans, La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only 20 the radio station
called. and they Will be forwarded to
reports should be sent promptly At
noon each day In order that they may
be received in tirnc for public alton.
Position reports can also be sent
through tho stations OF the lndepend-
ent Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc.
at Now Yorle; East Moriches. l.. L., and
Easthampton, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

FIRST o. this year they were building
enly lie ships Of 24o,733 tons.
OF the vessels now building So Of &c.
6I3 tons are river and harbor steel
tonnage, leaving only 81 ships of 300
cso tons of ocean going tonnage. The
greater proportion of these are tank
ers, aggregating II of 149,30O tons
The Shipping Board on January last
was building four combination cargo
and passenger ships Of $4,000 tons, and
tho rest was for private account The
total seagoing steel tonnage, including
the names Of the shipyards. was made
public by. the American Bureau Of
Shipping for January /, 1922, as fol
lows.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Sllipbuildins
In u. S. Drops
87% i'm Year
Only 2ol,7 Tons Building
on Jan. j, 1922. as Com.
pared With 1.742.599 at
Beginning of Last Year
TankersLcadCo Construction
Depression i'll Shipyards Is
Shown in Report by Amer
lean Bureau of Shipping

Shipbuildins in the United States
dropped 81 per cent during 1921, from
<45 vessels Of 1,742,5e9 tons on January
], 1921, to 1le ships of 2el. 1873 tons or
mo first OF this month, according to
cures for the twelve months made
pnohc by the American Bureau of
Shlpping. This shows the extent Of
'ne depression now prevalent in Ameri-
can shipyards. which many shiphuild-
'rs say is the worst in history.
considerable part Of the decrease
is due to the completion of the Shin
p'ng Board program, but the greater
proportion is recorded in lack of build
ing Tor private account. year ago
private interests were constructing 3SO
vessels of 1,235,184 gross tons. On the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Sailed Yesterday

1,es,nsfors 4 J. Kent san Tranctsr, ee~' nv,
:. IA Ss ph'a' lperia CBr). Marsciles .ros
Hous.on: "A"y y 'p."1Sn>' obos: Franklin
~ ~,o1.o rata Nicholas Cuneo (Nor1 Nix
vas,'' was; Fpyo Port Arthur, Tuxpanoii. Gal-
,es'9h' Aroturus Genoa ana Port Safd
tug Baldroch. Bermuda WV "''u
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Connecticut Trolley Fare Cut

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 15.--A re-
duction of 16 per cent in trolley fare
rates On the lines of the Connecticut
company throughout the state was an
nounced tonight. 1t will be effective
OF March /. Instead of the present 10
cent fare the company Will sell tokens.
or metal tickets. at three for % cents,
making the ordinary city trolley ride
cost eight and one-thlrd cents
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
North OF Sandy Hook-Frcsh west winds
and fair weather
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate west
winds and fair weather
Hattera. to Florida Stratts-Gentle 10
moderate variable winds and fair weather
over East Gulf OF Mex!co--Moderat .
east and southeast winds and fair weather
West Gulf OF Nico-Nariabie winds.
generally fair weather
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate" to fresh northeast and east
inds and fair weather
Disturbance of cor.dera bic intensity
central over the Gulf OF ST Lawrence NOV
ing rapidly eastward.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
City Island

Bound South-Rosalild (Brl. st Johns
n F, and HALIFAX, \ 5, to Bowring g. Co
with IS pass and m6se
1sound East-Sch Marshal Foch (Br).
Jersey City for Luncnburg, N s.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

wsrlns, Baton Rouge; win'fF'd' r0't
San FRANCISCO. Jan 1S--Arrived
shiryo Maru (Jsp). Hongkong; Dakar
Maiu (Jap), New York Tor Yokohama
Pensnooia, Manila. Sailed: 14th. Steel
worncr. London; Enterprise. liio Arn'
and Manila Via San Pedro steel Mariner
Portland. Ore; 18th, Washington tMeX'.
Guavmas.
SAVANNAH. Jan 15--saiicd wcstcra
Ocean, New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Independent Wireless Co

gloucester l5S NE winterquarter Jan Il
rflpestone County 244 f Ambrose .Jsn
a1,oohen 20 Sagua La Grande P>r
Sioesco 3 l.455 Sc Ambrose Jan H.
nerman Frasch l53 Sc Sa bine Ian TX
AM Jan ;5 1ASht
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Fire Record

isso-s.so Broadway. Louis Levine.
i.so-root of e 7sa ST; d. 5. S''' { .
scew. o'Brien Bros. ...... unknown
i:4s-si, I'd av; Kenebelor
auto truck. D. s. c.. Unknown
7I'-Iose Gtsat av.. tho Bronx;
,::os-1,0 ::os-1so0 q e az: .;,S unknown T1inins
,o:459oo aM'V':. VI. 7oih St. psn5s,nn Ras. Fosn'~"
Unknown
is:ss-S4s E. 1890 st, the Bronx un-
lsss-s4s s0G. Z. 5e,h St.; Hotel nuoS sakn'"n
1sss-55es University sv. the Bronx: ei's''' Il
,oo-ls. wills av. the Bronx an- -''''S
a:oe-5so Caldwell av.. the Brons =
Sam Meyer ..............Un Unknown
a:so-2sss 9TH sv. Louis Pau Unknown
s:6e-olth st and North River
storage house: William Far
reli ....................... Unknown
,oesl stanton 81. Nj. r~sii Unknown,
+'io-so77 Sd av; Weller dry goods
4io-io 2 <ssh -. o G hss
nauit -----. -.-.. nHnoN n
slo--,os Avenue B.; Bsyrofs Altner.
s:l6-lss,h st and Broadwsy auto:
Louis -ofen -....-....... ...|.... friAiDg
s:A5-4es Park av.; Lloyds sp.sgue
7.2o-5s ". $50 st. unknown Trrinc
':oo-lSs ". @4'h ST. Hotel ciaridge ga.
z:ss-1/a Mulberry st Louis Rstce.
s:ss-s4a Stanton St: Joseph weisner.
Unknown |
ie :ee-4sss "a av. rassr.ls colieg.o.
Unknown :
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

MO Dr IANEIRo, Jan 14--Avaro
| (Rrnz), New York.
Departures
RIO DE JANEIRO. Ian l4-Thodc FoEc-
'und fNoi>. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Reports by Wireless

By United States Naval Service
tDistancc is given In miles. Reports are
dated At noon unless oth:-wIle speciAed1
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

=. THE GREENBRlER, White su,nhu,
springs Society'a Most Famous Resort
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
NORTH CAROLINA

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
Unsurpassed for hcalthful Res, and Kecrea,,on
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
VIRGINIA

THE NOR--AHHEVILLE N. C.
~ AMER1CA AN ENGLISH INN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-27
PLATTEVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tracy are re-
covering from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning. Mr.. Tracy recently suf-
Tered broken leg, when he was run
over by an auto
young woman who is looking for
husband will do we'll to apply for
clerkShip at the Sander Bakery. The
last Two young women employed there
resigned to become brides.
Platteville, as we'll as the surround
ing country, suffered a shortage of
fruit jars. The large crop of fruit
this year created an unusual demand.
Labor troubles and freight shortage
made the output OF jars much smaller
than usual. Recent shipments into
Platteville has overcome the shortage
so that all may now be supplied. The
thrifty housewife has filled all jars
with fruit and vegetables and is buy
ing more jars to care for the excess
of garden yield
Little Jack Peart of Hazel Green,
who was severely burned by gasoline
recently is in the Cunningham hos
pital. A skin grating operation was
performed. The child's uncle, Thomas
Aide furnishing the skin for the oper-
alton. The entire left leg all but a
small part of the knee was burned.
Six strips of skin six inches long, and
two inches wide were taken from
two of the uncles legs and grated
on the lads limb. The little fellow
is improving.
Mrs. B. ]. Dayey contributed a quart
or luscious red raspberries to the
News office. Mrs. Davey states that she
has been picking berries constantly
since the early summer months. The
fruit has the same sweet flavor as the
first of the season.
In studying the boy problem had
you ever stopped to consider that the
boy of today is far different than the
lad of yesterday? Today he does not
kill birds and game for pleasure.
Fruit is safe even though grown with
in the city, rights of others are re-
spected. The Boy Scout work is re-
sponsible for the great change. 1t is
one of the great factors in American
life toward the development OF our
boys into manly men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-27
Order Number IS by the
STATE CONSERVATION COMMlS-
SION OF WISCONSIN

WHEREAS: after careful consider
alton. the State Conservation Commas
sion of Wisconsin, deems 1t, necessary
For the conservation of certain Wlld
animals to make the following re-
strictions:
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:
# shall be unlawful to take,
oon+urn ar kill muskrat in the state
If wisconsin except in the counties Oh
Tond du Lac. Green Lake and Winnie
heoo in the townships of Fremont,
Weyauwega and Caledonia in Waupa-
90 county, in the townships OF Leon,
Warren. Saxeville, Bloomfield, Aurora,
ond Povxippi in Waushara county, ana
- +ba townships of Fox and trenton
in Dodge county. In the aioleaaiu
territory herein excepted the open
season for muskrat shall be from &c
tober 25 to March 81, except IN Tue
counties of Fond du Lac ana Gieen
Take where the season shall De rom
November 1st to March 5lst, anu ~
the townships of Fox and trenton ~
Dodge County, where the season sliall
he from February 1st to April Isl.
, It shall be unlawful TO take,
oonture or kill beaver in the state OIL
wisconsin. ~, ~ +al-o
80 o. or kill otter in the state OF
"a Wips SEQ except in the countries OF
Bavfeld. Clark, Oneida, Rusk ana
sewer. In the aforesaid territory
harain excepted the open season for
ottar shall be from February lst 70
March 31st and in the year OF 1873
WV WV = trapping license to take otter
Is subject to section 1858 CD OF the
statutes). 80, ~ +o1,o
an+nra or kill racoon by the means
20 trans in the state of Wisconsin ex-
~ oa,+ IN the counties of Adams, Column
t,ia name. Dunn, Iowa, La Crosse, La
t Rls-, Monroe, Pierce, Sank, Shaw
ano Walworth, and Winnebago. In