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New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Cubs Beat Cards, 10 to 9,
I'm Game OF Five Homers

ST. LOUIS. June -. Errors by tho
Cardinals allowed the Cubs 90 win "a
slugfest. 10 10 .. to-day and make IL
two straight over the locals.
FIVE home runs were crashed out in
the game. the Cardinals hitting four
and Chicago one. liornshy hit his six
tecnth homer OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Bowman Wins Tennis Title

BALTIMORE, june 24-Herbert /.
Bowman. Of New York. defeated Carl
Fischer. Of Philadelphia, in the finals
Of the singles Of the Maryland cham
plonship tennis tournament. The
scores were Ga. Ga. Go.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Bears Even Up Series;
Blank Rochester. 90

Newark cvcncd the series with Roch-
ester by winning to-day's game 6 TO o.
Webb's two triples were responsible
for both runs Newark scored OF Hughes.
who was removed in the sefcnth FOR
a pinch hitter:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

IUT'NIU1f7 TTIf NIITTT- WHTN0TI T0TII IUI-
stolen haFr - Niiicr Sacrifices - Walacr.
Nnyior. Johnston. DYkes Double plays
Elre ana Harris. lourE. Charity and
Johnston. Harris rscklrpauch and Judge.
ton. s. Bases on hnlls-On Erickson 4. on
fhllips. J. struck nuf 49, Erickson {.
b. Naylor. :. by Phillips. O. nlis-On
Erickson, ln i-- Innings. - Phillips
IN -. Wild pitch Phillips Losing
pitcher Erickson Umplres -Moriarfy and
Nailln. Time Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Sewa-k ............ 100 nnf 3fr--f
Rochester ......... 600 600 0on-o
Tvo-tar. hlf -- FnfhfreIf Three-basc
hits webb 90 stolen baarf EraIuerd.
Brady Sacrinreg- MoOeIs Brafuard. DOG-
bile plays FOthergII ana Lake. Webb.
Mooers and Lfh~r Left or es-Nrwark.
B.. Rochester 10 Bases on bail@-On
Rarncs 8. OF Hughes. .. m Cox. J. Hits
On Hughes. in & innings. on Cox 80 l.
Struck out-By Barnes .. hy Hughes. .
by Cox. !. Losing ptcher-ilughe~ TIM
plres-Derr and CASTOR Tlmc-2I0.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
A Real Thriller!

T0'aif rsGil 81 ~ Totals ~ D. % ID 3
'Batfed for Toncy .n aIHfh inning
fBaffod FOR Ctuscy iu ninth innlng.
nraokltn .. 600 0nL l0- =
Sow. York ........ 100 600 00f-5
Two base l.'s. Myert lIgh Thfee-hase
hIf--Oiscr Home runs Johnston. Meueel
stolen bases -Frisch co. Sacrifices Raw
Irra f1l Kelly Double piay--Bancroft.
Rawlings and Kelly. Miller and Grimes
Olson and Mitchell LeN ON hases New
YORK. 10 Brooklyn. e. Bases ON baiis-on
Grimes O. on T0Rcv struck oui BY
Grimes. o Hts-ON Toney. ln o innings.
on Causey 3 in g. Wild pIfch-Grinies.
Losing pffcher-T0ncY UmpIres-Moran
and Quigicy Time 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Double Defeat Stretches Mem
Losing Streak to -Four Game,
Sam Jones Is Baitcd Out of Box in First Game Az.
New Workers Get Three-Run Lead by Her. '
Hitting; Attack Crumples Up in Second CONT
By w. J. Slocum

BOSTON Jurc 2The new losing streak Of the Yankees Ia,
,.rebcd 70 four straight with indication that ED in Z zen
Fcnway Park this afternoon the remnants Of las. years
ropped both sections Of twin bill with the Red Sox the
Hugmen oveaken after fine start ana beaten u
closing number they lost 2, after trailing all the way
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Harvard Evens Up Yale Series,
Winning Free-Hitting Game, 81

CAMBRIDGE Mass a OF free hitting partcu
ary Of the variety Harvard defeated Yale Soldiers Field
this afternoon Of thousand
the first of the series at New
Haven on Thursday will have the payof match the
Polo Grounds Monday Owens single followed by Jn
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
kcaloha Defeats WeissmuIler

HONOLULU, T. H.. Jane q. Pau
kealoha won the 5O-yard mems open
sprint IN hair-b4eadth finish with
Johnny Weissmullcr. OF the Illinois
Athletic Club. Chicago. when world
aquatic stars competed here in sprint
events last night. Kealoha's time WAS
"a 5-5 seconds. little slower than the
Hawaiian record.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Athletics Bunch
Hits and Defeat
Senators. 8 10 2

WASHINGTON. june 2l.-Philadcl-
phla punched long hits to-day OF two
Washington pitchers and won easily.
s 10 ,. MAYORS control vas perfect
and he was effective in all except two
innings. Young Hclding was a fca-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Two-base hifs-Mcadows, Holke. Three
base Walker. Ilenllne. Cruise. Home
run-Ie~ stolen bases-Crulse. Williams.
tll. cruise and O'NeM. Left on bases
Boston. & Philadelphia. 8. Bases on balls
ON Meadows. ! . on McQuiilan. 8. s,ruSk
out by Meadows. 8 b. Mcoulllan. 4 TN
r.fta -McCormlck and Scntch Time 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Skcetcrs Bat Out
Early Lead: Beat
Syracuse. 8 TO ?

Hard hitting in the early frames Of
game gave the Skcetcrs
an easy victory in their third game
with the Syracuse stars by a score Of
s TO .. This gives the home team two
games out Of three.
Tho ccorC.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Southern Association

Atlanta, :: Birmingham. . GsD.
Birmingham. 10; Atlanta. (2d).
Memphis. IS; Chattanooga, Gst).
Memphis, 7; Chattanooga, 3 (2d).
New Orleans. s; Mobile. 0.
Nashville, 6; Little Rock. s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
McCrarmen's Four-Run Rally
Falls Short of Tying Score
Meusels Home Run in Ninth Inning With Two on
Base Fails TO Overcome Big Lead Alter Ban
croft's Costly Errors Let In 5 Brooklyn huns
By John Kieran

Rrob Grimes the master pbaer Of the National League sur
~ hurricane the ninth Che Polo GROUNDS
YESTERDAY and emerged actor barely legal margin Of to o. over
tho combined hurng skill Of pondous Fred Tone and Cecil Agernon
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Tvso-baee hfg- MefeVlcr. HOif0Wley Nc-
carren. stewart Thrce-bas" ht-Jacobe.
Sacriarce-Ziunan. Ray, kilNnRer ieff
on bases-Ierfey city O.. Syracuse. g. Bases
on balis-On stewart. 3. on Mctcvicr. :.
Passed bali--Froitag. Umpires-fhyle and
Deri. Time 30.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Same Jones Is wondering !, t,rr
.s going 10 pi'ch a winning gar, ar
year sam chalsed sp twenty.,i- Y.
torres fcl O. second division q. al
now no io-es nine straight ior as.
p.onsh.p club.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

'Naffc1 for kccfc ll seventh .nnlng.
fHan faf O'Neil 90 Llnfh hiring
-baftcI f0r so,hoTon LOO ninth ianing
Chlcagn. ........ 600 0aI 01r-c
cleveland ..... 00I 600 iC-f
Two-hatf llfs .WoOf. Jameson. Fails,
Nui.gan. johnson. Thrcf .bfse hi,- Multi
fat. Sacrifice Mll-lghr. l'abef. jamie
fou. Double plays coa.E9. Johnson and
sheely. D'Scl ana vs. 'nbsgarss. Schalk
and Muinrau. Nu.AEan. Sheciy and John
son. Left on basos-Cleveland. s. Chicago.
if Bases on balis--On Fabor. 2 oa Nor
ton, T. on sothoror. O. Struck out-By
Faber. I by Morton. 4. Hits-On Morton.
10 IN innings. on sothoron. in o. on
keefe. IN J. Losing pltcher-Sothoron
Umpires-Owens walsh and Evans Time
-2l2
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Hoy, battcd out Thgrsdsy. y,-
driven 70 cover Friday and io,a {
Saturday A vel pitched gs-,
something Of rarity with the Yuas
though Bush made the .Rst n
work Tor what they got in The wu.i
number.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

The same causes which have ac-
counted for 50 many recent losses VIII
answer for this double reverse. In
the opener the pitching was one de-
gree from horrible and the fairly good
attack Of the Hugmen il amounted 70
eleven hits for fifteen bases got them
nowhere. In the second section Of the
doubleheadcr the New York pitching
vas far above the ordinary mound work
Of recent days but the attack amounted
10 nothing. Their 6rst run was tho
resul, Of an error ard the second was
driven IN by Whitley wiz just after
he got a good break ~ the plate on
what appeared to be a third strike
Except for ,;hc first inning Of the
FIRST game. when the liugmen punched
four hits and drove Rip Collins out
Of. the game, they were unimpressiye
with the willow. Bill Piercy. q former
Yank. kept the New York hitters under
his thumb In the night cap NUMBER.
They looked sad before a pitcher VINO
was wont 20 look 50 sad IN the past
while playing with the Yanks and no,
against them.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Two.base hits - Peters 90. Winters
Powell Home Williams Sacrinces-
Williams Rapp Double play-Fietcher
md Leslie Left on bases-Boston, ?,
Philadelphia. T. Bases on bails--On Fin
llfelnl. !. on Wlnters. b on Lansing. 1.
struck out By Fiuingim. by Winters, !.
by Lansing. .. Hits-on Filnngim, 10 IN 6
inn lngs. on Lansing. I IN q Hit by pitcher
by Winters (BoeckeD. Losing pitcher
Fiulngim. Unpires-Senteu and McCor-
mlrL Tlmr-l 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

'Batf~i Tor pf-H.r ln ninih inning.
Chicago. ......... 900 0f5 1000
81. Louis ........... 10c SOL 0lo-
TwO-base hits Mann. Wirts. Galner.
Stock. Hollochcr. Terry. Lavan. Three
base hU-Miller Home runs-Mc Henry.
Fournier. Grimes Hornaby. smith Sac
finces-lfoTnsby. Iayan Kaufman. krug
Bases on balls-on Jones. g.. OF kauf-
mann. =. on Haines. .. on Walker. 2. OF
pfcner. .. Struck ouf-ny Kaufman /.
BY Haines. ]. H.ts-On Jones. In .i-s
Innings. on Kaufman. 3 ln "a. on
Alexander. IN 9. on Haines. lu 3. on
walker, IN - or Ff~nrr, IN - OF
Barf00i. in winning plfchcr-Kauf.
mann Losing pitcher Walker. rmplrcs
-O'Day ana Hart iime-2.Ii
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
American Association

Minneapolis. Z; indianapolis, 6.
st. Paul. II; Louisville, 3.
Columbus, 5; Kansas City. 4.
Milwaukee, 5; Toledo, 2.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Totals sssis9uaI Total, as1iesfsi
'naftcd for Desibour in ninth inning.
-Ean 1or MLcAey ln ninth lnn-na.
0l0 oJf 10y
002 OIL 300-5

Harvard. ............. 0I0 0Jf 10Y
Yale. .......... ......... 002 OIL 900
Two-blfa hl,--G0ode Thffe-base his
Jenkins. KELLEY. Murphy. Hon. runs
Warren. Alir.ch. Efer stolen ba-o9-
Gordon. 'ouiOn. Jenkins. Mallory Crane
Sfrfiarcs Lincoln. Jenkins. flaiiocH Oed
th.tfendcr. lcff On bases Harvard. Z.
Yale g. Bases on hallf-On Goode ] ~
wight. Hfs-On wight. IN tia in
nings. on Chittcnfen 8 IN @ 1-1 struck
oui-By G01de. 2 By wight .. by Chltten-
den. ]. Losing pltcher-Chlttendsn TIM
bIIes-EmsIie and pnrnan. TIme-a.lE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

GAMES TO-DAY
Boston at New York g p. M.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn q D. M.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at 81. Louis
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

scott m m.ssed a game in which HI, ne
took part
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Totals. Msl927l4d Totals . si3927 20
'Baftod for Luque ln sixth INNING.
fBatted for Glazner ln nfth inning
tBaffed for Holliuge worth ln eighth

TWU-HIHo hts TT"n0T- N0UW"T InT0N-
base hfs-Dauhcff Winco. SacrIhcc.-
Lulue Double pinye-Traynor. MaranNiIe
and Grimm CD. Cavcney and Daubert 90.
Eonwrr and Grimm. Leff ON bascs-Cin-
cInnau 8. Pittsburgh 3. Bases on balls
O0 Glllnef. Q. 90 lloungsworth @. IN
hrck. q. Struck out Bv Gialnor. Z. Hts
on Lu0uo iu @ innings on Kcck. in
3 on Glazner. fs in 2 On Uollngsvorih.
in g on Morrison in T. wild pitch
Giazner Winning pitcher Luque Losing
pitcher -- Glazner UmpiTcs kicm and
rs Iisou Time 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
George Washington Nine
Defeats Chicago Team

CHICAGO. June "a George Wash
incton High School. p. $. 4. /. baseball
champion Of New York. defeated Aus
tin High here to-day by the close score
Of 3 10 3 IL was anybody's battle no
10 the niath. when the visitors got to
Pitcher Black Of Austin for a pair Of
runs. The contest ran i-to eleven in
ninCs before the New York lads could
slip over the winning run.
To-day's victory gives New York tht
edge of two games won against one lost
in three years the intercity battles
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Eastern League

New Haven, 3; Pittsheld, 2.
Hartford. 3 Bridgeport. ,.
Fitchburg, 6; Waterbury, 3 (second)
Springfield. ): Albany, T.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Two-base hits-Neach ~ -
Vanglider. SEVERED ssle. -
El.erbe. Home rur-N Nllllans No
-cutshaw. Eiierbe. SsFeieie' a, -.
Double play-wright, Gefe.si NJ J.
Left on bases-St. LOUIS 80,
Bases on bslls--On lsns,,.1,,.,,,ti 1 J
stoner. 4 struck oui-By In.....-ly 10
Ston~r 2. BY Nan<lieer. J. htss,s-,,s =
glider. 7 In 90 lnnings on a. ~.
8. on Danforth. in %, on os,sss, 80 70.
on Wright. ? IN . e-j, on ND
Rlt BY pitcher-By Iille'', ..sf 81,
,yinning pltchsr-Nsng zoe. "a cs;r'
-Puiotie' Cmpircs-Shl" -"
Time ..3o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Pratt had another biz day srv
his old team. In the frs. sa=, :
scored three runs and drove irT
more. His double in the frs, i,.s
of the second game drove in Bprrl
first two runs, and bis single 4 y
eighth led 20 another
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
ro,a,. e0C9&Isol Tonrs a4oeaIl

'Baftcd for Hughes .r eighth inning.
Ran for Sanders .n eighth inning.
.E.llel l.r lnA ID MLnlM LunLnC
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Standings in Major Leagues
National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Brooklyn. 6: New York. ).
Cincinnati. 7; Pittsburgh, 3.
Philadelphia, 6; Boston. ! OsD.
Philadelphia. 4; Boston. I'D.
Chicago, 10; ST. Louis, 9.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS


Boston, 5; New York. 2 ed.
81. Louis, l3; Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 8; Cleveland. (.
Philadelphia. s; Washington. 2
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Hurpins Shifts Lineup

Higgins shifted his lineup and bat
ting order In the second game. bench.
ing Miller in favor Of FoWstcr and
dropping Witt 70 third place where
his hits might do some good. Whitley
did drive in one Of tho two runs. witt
starred NJ bat with five hits in the
two games. A homer by Ward and
one-hand stop b. Pipp were other
features.
In the opening game the Yankees
started OF like sure winners but nc
fine start simply emphasized the fact
that there rs no such thing as "a cer-
tainty with the Hugmen in their
prcsent condition. New York had three
runs over the plate and two runners
on the paths when Holman ended the
first inning by striking out.
With Sam Jones holding tho homo
team so we'll IN check that only nine
men faced him in the first three
innings, the lead began 20 grow 20 im-
portance and then came one OF these
sudden blow-ups which have been 50
frequent with the Yankee boxmen of
late. Jones was driven 20 cover in the
fourth inning when he was reached ior
six hits and walked three men, one
pass coming with the bases crowded
and the gift was 20 a pitcher
George Murray came into tao game
with six runs scored and two on bases.
lie got away without any mere scoring
in this inning but the Red sox got TO
him in the sixth FOR four hits and two
passes. Murray also hit one man and
threw a ball past third with two run
ncrs aboard. The damage amounted 70
four runs. Lefty O'Doul finished and
the toll Of him consisted OF one run,
two hits and two nasses.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
International League
AT READING
At BALTIMORE

Baseball Today. Ebbets Field; Brooklyn v.
Philadelphia, y. M<-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Collins. Russell ard Rgel. al Ycir
alumni. did the battery wors :, ~
first game. IN the second gsrs Pr
and Walters came on 10 10 Assa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

rsa.. ulslsGif- rc'ii. p, p
sBatted f0r cole in seventh - -
fRatted for Flagstead N $3.50
tBattcd for piiistte 10 sl,.f slhtn
sRan gor Nanion IN siAin in1' ,,D5
81 Louis ........... 90 ilP
nafrnff .. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Notice TO Mariners

1By Photographic OGieel
The following buoys in Philadeip phia
Harbor were discontinued on Nov 6, 1922
Greenwich Point Anchorage Buoys J. and
3; Port Richmond Anchorage Buoys J
and 2.
About Noy Is Manana Island, Me, Ca
aud whistle Buoy IA NJ, in approximately.
lat as 45 ,2l n. ion So % 80 W, will b,
esta bished in lieu of Maaana Island Gas,
Whistle and Submarine Bell Buoy ~ 81
which will then be dsscon tinusd
Eastern Branch, Elizabeth River, Va
Shipyard Buoys / and 2, in approximately
lat 60 so 80 n. Ion rs Is IS ". were dis
continued Nov T. 1922
Information has been received tina
owing to the breaking of the electric
cable. the Iiicacsl Besea Range Lights
Guantanamo, Cuba. will show fixed whit.
lights instead of the usuai flashing lights
tReport by radtol.
Tho upper red pest light al Walpole Isle.
81 Clair River. is reported not burning
w II Becker
ON the closing Of navigation in 1882
Middle Island Light Lake Erie, fixed red,
will be permanently discontinued. 1Ap-
proxmate position lat Al IL 90 \. ION g.
40 40 w
The master Of the Am str San joss re-
ports that the radio towers on Maoca
Jim, Aimlrante Bay, Panama In approxt-
mateiy lat 9 20 IS n, Ion SO "a 2s ".
shown on II o chart 1888. have been re
moved. and that TWO new towers have
been erected IL Alnirente.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Dangers fo Navigation

CBy L. s. photographic Office
North Atlantic Ocean. off the Americsr
coast-oet z3, lat 23 81 lon Ss 90. passed
raft so II square composed OF heavy
timbers william N, Green.
Along the oversee routes. the followins s
obstruction was reported: Oct II, lat so -
worth.
ice reporte-Ice has been reported a
follows Nov 9, lat 46 o2, Ion AZ 4e passed
a large berg, France.
The Canadian Signal Service reported
ice in the approaches TO and in the STRAIT
of Belle Isle follows; Br str Calrnross
Nov 9, sighted two bergs inshore a Cape
Baud Br str Comino. Nov 8 passed th-ee
large hergs in the Strait between Belle
Isle and Cape Norman; Nor str OFT. Nov >.
passed two large bergs close TO Belle Isle
south side. with four small ones inshore
c G S Montcain, Nov 7. sighted four
bergs between Belle Isle and Cape Bauld
in the track az shipping; Nov s, sighted
four bergs and three growlers between
Cape Baud and Belle Isle (nesrer the
Cape Baud side; Br str Ballygally Head.
Nov 5. lat IS 10, Ion 80 i6, passed a berg
Br str Empress OF France, Nov g. about
miles los deg. from Belle Isle SOUTH
point passed a large berg; within miie4
radius OF Cape Eauid. five large bergs; ana
7 miles IS deg. from Point Amour. q berg
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Outgoing Steamships

EOTE.-Mail information Will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. SAL. Pier
Arizonap, Seattle, PM.6, Bush d, Bklyn
Sail Tomorrow
Rens Maria 'c1 crsitna, 10 AM,. 'is' 81 I:SR
cycops cRdepa obe ,Idgre Z p. o25 Hqbqksn
Sail Tuesday
Aauitania, Southampton, 10 AM. IA N r
Montserrat, Vera cruz. 10 AM...... 8, + r
Sail Wednesday
France, Hayre, II AM AM........,.,..57, n r
Pres Polk. Plymouth. l PM. "A, Hoboken
GoomSo Goiono hRan Nsp,.s Bush Docks nFyR
TTancseo, Antwerp. IL NJ nth st, HoboSon ei X N
southern Cross Buenos Ayres. PM.
surinam, Trinidad. PM. M..........44 n r
dasseil, Buenos Ayres, FM. -: Hoboken
Lord Ormonde, Turks Isle, PM. rs. " II
Clti dl Measina Naples, IL NJ. Sc N r
Sail Thursday
United States, Copenhagen, IL NJ.
Wuerttemburg, Hamburg, IL M,,.ss, n +
william Penn, Yokohama, 10 NJ. 80, B'k!yn
Hague Maru, Kobe. 3 PM. M........S SO, B'klyn
Mexico, Vera Cruz, 1 PM. M..........14, E r
kentuckian. Seattle. ] PM.
:, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Turrialba, SAINTS Marta. II AM. -. 9. n II
Santa Teresa, Valparaiso, 10 AM.23, B'klyn
Carna, Maracaibo, Pm M...,,..12, B'k!yu
Sail Friday
Westport, Copenhagen, 2 Pm. 18th Ft. Il r
!M,unargo Antilla, IL NJ. ...,:.., 9, e r
sahtarem. Para, 12 NJ, IS, Bush D, B'A!yn
Bar&coa Kingston, II M..,..,,,..4t, n T
Sail Saturday
President Roosevelt, Bremen, II AN.
3, Hoboken
Ceitic. Liverpool 12 M.........5S, n K
Providence. Naples PM alst st, B'klyn
Fort HAMPTON, Bermuda, IL AM, %, N r
Siboney, Havana, II AM .......ISE Il r.
ulua, Port Linon, IL AM g n II
Catherine, San Domingo City, IL NJ
San Lorenzo. San Juan. 12 ni....S5, N r
Timer. Timer. Rti,ngstoq. : II M la & n
s@marta, Liverpool, IL M.......'..s4 n 4
Algeria, Glasgow, IL M.........66, N r.
AAidyanGe, Ail Gpayaquil, 3 PM. 80. 81, N r
Caracas, Curacao, IL M.......,,l1 B'klyu
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel. Port Agency
Hydaspes. Buenos Ayres Oct 10.
Jersey city. middlesbro. Oct -. N''''' '1'A'''
s Navigation Co
pparisiana, p, Leith, Oct a.. Furness- Witty
BankdRic. Marseiles, Oct '2i.
James w Elwcu & Co
Furness. Withy s. Co
eenta Hosaiia, Buenos Ayres Oct 49,
scottsburg, Hamburg. Oct as Barber Lines
salawati, Gibraltar, Oct 2s. .Tunch. Edye
Floridian. cr.stobal, Nov !, j. " ." 's''
stoel Inventor crlstoba ai.eS Sox Am1ri0aa Lines
1sthmian s. 8 Lines
Dne Ts-merrow
kentuckian, Boston, Nov I2
c.u untted American Lines
Norton. Lilly & Co
Monticello, Hamburg. or %.
eaiiIeo. Shields. Oct 81. .@S '>'''e' ''a" ''''s'
Elerman's Wilson Line
Due Tuesday
Harembo. Bordeaux. Nov l.
e Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
saucon. Hartlepool. Oct 81 .Lykes Bros
Due Wednesday
West Lashaway MarseiIlee, Oct 81.
Mallory Transport Co
N,a,a Lloyd Royal Beige
r James w Elweli & Co
International Freighting Corp
Sahta barbara, Los Angeles. Oct 25.
Isthmian Lines
Due Thursday
Malaccs Magu. Aigiers. Oct "a,
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Belgian, Manchester. Nov 3,
International Mer Marine
Ampetco, Amsterdam, Nov J. n l. Hague
New York, Rotterdam, Oct 81. II l. Hague
Due Friday
President Lincoln. Cardiff Nov 4,
,,,,, Funch, Edge & Co
Algerian American Line
Due Saturday
Modig, Bremen, Nov !.
American Metals Transport Co
Exeter City. Fowey, Nov q
Charles Hill g. Sons
j II Winchester q. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Sailed Yesterday

~, Tanamo, San Juan; Porto Rico, san
bano, Tampico; Haiti, Cape Haiti; Nal
gaGh1e' Gan1e' lFr5, oran; cnna;. Jonaneiy, Norfolk
Teller, Los Angeles; Fort St George (Br),
Bermuda Ryndam DD. Rotterdam; Ori-
Zaba, Havana; America, Bremen; Creole
New Orlenas; Inneko, philadelphia: Car
mania (Br). Liverpool; Conal. Galveston /;
Helen, San Juan; Virginia Limited, Rich
mond; 1Iomeric (Br), Southampton; Ara
pehoe, Jacksonyille; Toba Maru eJap),
Yokohama via Galveston; Zulia, La Quay
ra Dunstan Qr), Para; Rotarian CBr),
Paita; JuIiana, tsnl, Cadiz; sisaola, King
ston; ti9thland tBelg}, Antwerp; Argen-
tina GtaD, Trieste Huron, Monte Crsti
ssrpfos tNor). Nassau; Agwidale, Tampa :;
Lake Gilboa, Brunswick; Eastern Crown
Sayannah; Banan tNor). Santiago; schr
Il Govan, Norfolk.
Coast guard cutter Modoe, sea schr Vir-
g!nia Fendleton, Norfole.
City Of st Louis savannah; Ell Sud, Gal
weston; Ruth Norfolk; Cayo Mambt. Glen
fuegos; w Tupper, Mobile: Guf Prince,
Port Arthur; Jefferson. Norfolk; Eglan-
tine, Baltimore; Gustavsholnl tSwed},
Gothenburg,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Passenger Ships Due
Dpa TG-day

lna via, ,, nails is szPsstsd %s e. g doek fars
no9n at Pier o. ~, GWest Gits lSth e. so; o.
James " Elweu g. co with malls; is ex-
pected to dock late to-day or early Mon
day at foot 3lst ST, Bklyn.
Vestr's tBr) Rio de Janelro Oct 2T; TO
Iamport & Holt Line with mails: is ex-
pected to dock / p IN at Pier IA, Hoboken.
w9a 1Br Port LmGn {s N9y to 70 un,sa dae
afternoon at Pier Is, r |Maiden Lanel.
Caracas Mayegueez Nov Z; to Bliss pai-
lett * co with mails; Is expected to dock
iaje afternoon or forenoon at Pier IL,
B'kiyn (Montague sD.
Apache, Jacksonville Nov 3; 70 Clyde
S S Co, is expected to dock at Pier 81,
City of Atlanta, Savannah Nov Q; to Ocean
8 s Co; is expected to dock at Pier So,
II Il (Jane ST..
Due Tomorrow
Celtic lBr},, Liverpool Nov 4; 70 White
abaut & ga a M at at PIER s. 4 r % west 18TH st5.
voIendam (pO,- Plymouth Nov s; to
hoano amerlEa at Line d WIN a's; Ia 10 eA
Tuesday at foot 5th st, Hoboken
semaria tBr), Liyerpool Nov q to Cunard
y II (West 10th ST..
Montserrat (sp},. Cadiz Oct 81, TO Span
forenoon at Pier S, e X (Coenties slipl,
Finland Antwerp Nov Z; 10 Red Star
Line with mails; Is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81, X tWest 20th st}.
BergensfJord tNorl. Christiana Nov 8;
to Norwe gian- American Line with mails;
is expected 10 dock late to-day at foot alst
st, B'klyn.
Baracoa. Kingston Nov :; to Clyde s $
Co with mails is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier a, " r. christopher st).
Parma tBr), Barbados Nov 2; to Fur
ness, Witty & Co with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier AZ, n II Chris
topher ST.,
PORTO Rico s $ Co with mails Is eT-
pected TO dock forenoon a Pier 35, B.kiyn.
Due Tuesday
Majestic tBr), Southampton Nov S; to
White Star Line with mails; is expected to
Algeria (Br), Glasgow Nov 5 to Anchor
Line with mails; is expected to dock late
afternoon at Pier 81, N r West gath ST..
United American Lines with mails; is ex-
pected to dock at Pier Sc, r (West
18th st).
Lins with mails; Is expected to dock about
$40 m at Pier 8, e r (Coenties slipl.
siboney, Havana Nov II: TO n q Cuba
Mall S S Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IA. Il Il (Wall st).
.apne Wednesday
Laoonia, Queenstown, Nov 6 .cunard 8 s Co
Stockholm, Gothenburg. Nov 4.
Swedlsh-Americ Line
Pres GarDeiQs lSohuDnt NOF -. u y Lines
American Legion. Rio de Janeiro, Nov 2.
MunsoH Line
Due Thursday
Hanover. Bremen Nov 4,
North German Lloyd
Rosaiind, 81 Johns NOV l3. Bowring & Go
carriiIo, Kingston, Nov II, United Fruit Co
Fort 81 George, Hamilton. Nov ~.
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Fridar4
Berengeria, Southampton, ! ,v II.
Gunard a CO