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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

j. R. Lewis, the Federal Re
serve Bank agent, took his lam
lily back to. their home IN Spo,,
kane last Friday and returned
Tuesday to his duties here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

Supt. Forsyth of the Moscow
conference of the M. e. church
was in Nezperce yesterday on
business.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

Supt. o. E. Munsey of the
American Express Co., Spokane
district, was in this city yester-
day looking after the company s
interests.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

! Sunday afternoon while
truck driven by Russell Duncal
was returning to Craigmont from
cottonwood, near Westlake, il
became geable land G..
w. Duncan, the young mans
father, in the momentary excite
ment was either thrown OF
jumped from the truck. In do
ing so he broke his left arm
above the wrist and severely
sprained the right arm and
shoulder. The truck was held
from going over the bank and
was not damaged.
A smut explosion on the Perry
Vessels farm near Cottonwood
Tuesday, afternoon painfully
burned the separator tender, Ja-
cob Praupman, set fire to straw
which burned 80 sacks of newly
threShed wheat, and damaged
the separator to a small extent.
While driving to Kamiah from
a charivari held at Woodland,
Tuesday morning at 2:30 Gale
Knight lost control Of the car
he was driving, presumably be-
cause of defect in the steer
ing gear, and ran it over the
bank on the Woodland grade
above Pardee station. Mr..
Knight was thrown out as the
car turned over, and he es-
capped with a badly gouged eye,
a severely sprained wrist and an
injured ankle. The car kept on
going until it finally lodged
against tree about SO feet be-
low, total wreck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

Rev. M. Pike of the Commun-
ity church was q Lewiston Wis
itor Friday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

Carlson's big line of men s
and boys apparel for fall is IN
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10
News of Our Neighbors.
SsHE5g5gEEEEg 5g5g!!

Much damage was done in
the western part of the county,
from the district north of Win
chester extending south Of For
est, by hail during the success
sion of thunder showers last
Saturday afternoon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-08-10

j. M. Belts was paved by an
unruly horse he was hitching to
wagon while in harvest work
ON his place southeast of town
and suffered severe injury to
his left ankle. 1t seems the
horse stumbled and fell over the
tongue of the wagon and in get
ting up it struck out savagely
with its for feet and before Mr..
Belts could get out of the way
he received a bad blow on his
foot which came so neaT to tear
ING loose the ligaments and
breaking the bones that very
painful bruise resulted, and he
is out of commission for the
time being.
JAS. T. Cargill got the first
finger of his right hand caught
in a threshing machine he was
working yesterday on the w. f.
Cargill ranch northwest of town
and suffered very painful
wound when the nail and the
end of the finger were torn
away. He came to town and
had the injury dressed and hopes
to be back at work in a few
days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

Many Of the scenes for 'The
HEART Of Maryland Vitagraph's big
aecial production Of famous play By
|srd Belasco, which viii be shown
4 Che Opera House tomorrow, were
|sken III the South Tom Terriss,
|ader whose supervision and direc-
nn the picture was made, believed
bal only in the scenes of the actual
|rhting in the Civil War could the
roper scenery and atmosphere be
|bsnod and to this end he took the
smpany into Maryland.
Mr. Terrizs' success in gaining real
bid natural settings and splendid
ARss was greater than he had dared
b hope. The southerners entered into
he spirit Of the picture with will.
Nany Of the men, scores of them vet
spns of the Confederate army, vol
inferred to appear in the picture and
I'd so. Old Confederate uniforms
hat had seen actual service in the
peal conflict were brought out from
heir cedar chests. And the women,
bo, helped. Treasured old, but fine
agerware and china were loaned to
make the settings exactly as they
EeTe in the early Sos. In every re-
pect "The Heart of Maryland" is
resented exactly as if it had been
Timed during the war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20

London specialist says weaker
nerve centcrs is the cause Of wo-
man inability to stand as much
physical strain as a man.
Cofacie, or skin boat, used by the
ancient Brltains, is still considered
me safest craft in stormy weather
OH the rivers Of Wales and western
-~~-~
Suns IN the constellation Hercules
are so distant that ray of light
traveliTg 10000 miles a second
would take $50 centuries to reach
the earth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
.IsGS<,aasz2
,uF HljRST'S tsSTARDUST"
IS HOPE HAMPTON FILM

IS HOf l. ffAFif tON FILM
based on Fanny
~ famous novel of the same
F. will be the First National fea-
,,ttraction with Hope Hampton
NJ stellar role at the Rylander
,ler Tuesday, tomorrow.
'Ibjs production, filmed under the
lion of Hobart Henley, is
s. 70 be the most ambitious and
staining vehicle yet given to
talented Miss Hampton.
!, east of unusual merit appears
: s,pport of the star. James
.,nie, well known fayorite of the
s,ting stage, is her leading man.
Iother prominent roles are por-
nd by Thomas Mcguire, Mrs.
r. Foy, Charles Musset, Viva
,Jon. Ashley Buck, Noel Tearle,
sorce Humbert, Gladys Wilson,
aries Wellesley and Edna Ross.
ITbe story is, one of a great dra-
sfc intensity, dealing with the
'vosr of Lily Becker, "a small town
i whose love for music brought
N abuse at henlc, and who, in
ri desperation, flees to the great
Il in the hope that she may real
! her greatest ambition.
n is a great story of harsh mis-
nderstanding, an unhappy mar
,ge, a separation, romance, trag-
h and success, and Miss Hamp-
N. in the leading role, is called
bon to run the gamut of human
lotions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20

An 83-year-old woman has married,
Tor the seventh time. Wonder if she
KNOWS every seventh marriage in
TINS country is failure?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20

. ollver Wendell Holmes, famous
an poet and medical author
Hy' introduced the microscope to
n enealcal prietice in the United
States. oii'eu
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Cleared

ponce, Strum; San Juan and Ponce; N
Y & Porto Rico Co.
Brazilier (Br), Jones; HavTe; Lloyd
Maracaibo, simmons; La Guayra and
Curacao via Mayagvez; Bliss. Daliett &
Momus. Maxson; New Orleans; South
ern Pacific Co.
Georgian. Rogers; Baltimore: United
American Lines,
JEFFERSON Horsley. Norfoui Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
:. Runa (NOr), Iversen CieenfuegOs and
Manzanillo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Santa Barbara, Brown; Cristobal; W r
Martinique. Hudgius; St Thomas and St
Tredenham (Br) Evans; Auckland and
Wellington via Panama Canal; Norton
songyaar (Nor>. weigeland; Tangier
and Ceuta via Philadelphia; Algerian
American Line.
Iroquois, Mckenzie; Monte Cristl and
Conanche, Staples Charleston and
Jacksonville: Clyde s s Co,
Ell Sol. Patten; Galveston; Southern
Tuhuyo Maru Jap). Takanisawa Yoko-
hama, Kobe and shanghai via savannah h
T Port "r Iincoln aI 3Rrj HSW Jones ' Auchlnd and
Wellington via Newport News and Pam
anna Canal; Eunch; Edye Co.
Cape May, Manning; brisbane and sgd
uey; u S & A Lines.
Santa Isabel Erickson; Havana: Ameri-
can and Cuban s Line.
West Gotomska. Wright; Malta via New
London; Export s i Co.
Norwalk. Crowell; Boston; Eastern g $
steel Age. Alien; Philadeiphia: Isthrnia n
Lines.
Panama, Corning Pert au Prince and
Cristobai: Panama II Co
Vacuum. Pope; Tampico; Vacuum OIL
valacia (Br>. Doyle; London; cunard
s Co.
Denis (Brl, Evans; Bahia and Victoria;
Moorish Prince (Br), Hardcastle; Yoke.
Witty g. Co.
.Thyra tswedl, Andersen; Nantes; II
Winchester s. CO.
II r Dimock. Holmes: Portland; East
ern S q Co
$ Hunt. SNOW; Tampice; r l. Hague.
Key West (Ner>, vikse; Cardiff to Bos.
ton; Roosevelt 9 s Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Outgoing Steamships
NOTE.-~Maf information VIII be- found
on Travel Page. eight column
Sail Tuesday

NOTE.-Mail information viii be found
on Travel Rage eight column
Sail Tuesday
cOnetos' constantinoplss. y N. a.,,
Mauretania Southampton, 10 AM..64 N r
George Washington Bremen / PM.
Canopc, Bremen. IL M........... So N Il
Binnendyk. Rotterdam. II AM
Lucia, Trieste. NJ T. Bush Docks s qSpfsn BRisn
Cosmo, Alden. 5 PM. 2, Bush Docks, Bkly'n
X Luckenbach. Cristobal PM.
35th st. B'klyn
Sail Wednesday
President Monroe. Plymouth, l PM.
saxonia. Hamburg, 12 M......,..64, n +
Belgian, Manchester. 12 Nj. So, N II
asrGp0 aslao Hui hGn"Gn Il n st dSdtsD hisn
Eastern Glade Cape Town, PM.
West Saginaw. Dakar i Il AMY M Base Hklyn
primero Barcelona u 1fm$ 1asf ST. Bkiyn skIyn
Morro Mort Hamtieon, 1oE serEmnda Ea, AM o.
robin HooG, Buenos Ayres 9 PM -
Tlvives. Kingston, IL M........ 9NR
Munwood. Matanaas. II AM. M.......,. 8, e r
Sail Thursday
dellig olav, Copenhagen, l. NJ.
Nervier Antwerp, IL M. M.....2 Eric rhoPosdm Basin
HaIFeT0, HsIf Moon 5oHhohana' ho4ana' y Bklyn
sInneIai Sa1 adaiH' M41a;rseiles PM 31st St slyn
Stureholm. Gothenburg, 12 M...96' N r
Miasourian. Tacoma, j PM.
4ansa' san1a mMsmnburg. Ill 10 AM. ......., Sc. N f
santa 3Sd, Ana Valparaiso, 10 AM 3s, B klyn
Manchuria Hamburg, II AM. -. GS, n r
Sail Friday
Munargo. Nassau IL M... s.DR
Bogata, Jamaica, 2 PM. n r
s4ora' Fort au Prince. 2 PM. 81 klyn
o., Sail Saturday
Clymplc, southampton, 10 AM N r
Cedric Liverpool. IL M.........6O NJ r
Arabic, Genoa IL AM. N
rrinland' Antwerp. l2 M...,.......sl, N Il
AIoania. London, IL M..........5sN NJ. N r
Asssr1a, Glasgow, IL M.....e4 N r
Nooroain rotterdam, IL AM
Ehro yo,u sth st. Hoboken
Fert St George, bermuda. ii AM. AMss. IS. \ \ 4 4
Pake PaE,o ppitnthrep y mt Rarahona. I2 NJ. AZ, n Il
p3fio I,e,f1 Eico. San Juan, IL NJ. 80. Bklyn
= Ish1iadelphia. Curacao, IL M..1l B,kIyyn
Gsalamages. Port 1tn1on IL NJ. M... =, T. \
north American. San Domingo, Pm.
Edith San Juan. IL M......,...27. s. s'Eiyn \ p
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Arrived Yesterday

$ 8 Hunt. Port Arthur; 20 Robert /,
tague With oil; Pier 6. Constable Hook,
wfihllo. Philadelphia; Nav "a; to Wi.
latns y Co with tndse: Mariners Harbor.
Reliance. Hamburg, Nov is, southamp-
ton and Cherhourg 16: to United American
Lines with 2oS first, S7t second cabin, 348
thira class pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Tomsborg tDan). casilda. Nov Ie: TO
Moore & Mccormack with sugar; So 4th
Fritzoe tNor motorship). An,ila, Nov
Is; TO Munson Lines with mdse; Pier 8,
d, l. & W r, Hoboken.
Santore. DaiQuIri Noy Is: to Ore S s
Co with ore; Ore Dock, Constable Hook.
rumerIc tBrs. Calcutta. sep so, Colombo.
OCT 3, Portsaid %, Aigiers go Boston Nov
Pier 2. American Docks, = r.
Archer Hamburg Nov III; to Barber s.
Co with mdse: Pier 49, B'klyn
Thyra fSw), Boston, Nov "a: to J II
Winchester with Indse: Elevator Slip, Erie
Basin. BkIyn.
West Lashaway, Almoria, Nov 8: to C
y Mallory with ndse; Pier g. Army Base.
Bklyn.
Garneld, cristobal. Nov 10; TO w r
Grace a Co with ,ndse. Pier 33. B'kiyn.
Bethore. Cristobal. Nov is; to Ore s
N j.
ossabaw, Galveston, Nov IS; to Mallory
Line with mdse3 Pier 3S, r.
Independence Hall Rotterdam; Palons
(Cuban), Matanzas via Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Radio Corn. of America

! (Pcsition at noon, distancea in miles unless
otherwise stately
Atlantic Sun 200 S Overfalls Nov 2b
| Bessener City 1000 SE san Pedro Nov 25
Bihbco 2.74O S Ambrose Nov "a
Bremerton G2o NE Cape Henry Nov 2b.
Bergensftord lat Il 20 lon 81 20 Nov IS.
Collingsworth 1,G40 E Sandy Hok Nov ss.
Cabespartel 1900 E Ambrose Nov "a.
| Camden 1852 Colon Nov 81.
Canadian Victor $50 from Ambrose Nov 25.
CHAMPION Anderson 230 SE South Pass
Nov "a.
Charles + Harwood 20 w Cape San Antonla
Charles Pratt 80 NE Alligator Reef Nov "a.
Cacique $50 N Cape Mala Nov "a
Cerro Ebano i64 " Key West Nov ~
comnerG'sl Trader 1880 SE san Pedro
Cuba $500 from San Francisco PM
Chattanooga City 712 NV Balboa Nov "a.
Caracas passed laqucro Nov "a
Conehatta IL SB Overfalls Nov 20,
City Sity Of Savannah I4o NE Ne Diamond Nov 25
City of Benarea sos from Boston Nov 25.
City of Freeport 391 NE Cape Hatteras
Nov 25,
pinteIdyk 900 from Colon AM Nov 25.
Edward l. Doheny 1913 w Cape San Antonio
Nov "a.
Eastern crown 81 NE sand Key Nov "a.
r Kemp $40 Il Galveston Nov "a.
Ecuador SCI S I3altimore Nov "a.
" Sinclair 16 FenwiclS Nov 25
I'll Alba SO N Diamond Nov rs.
Eagle 270 S Boston Nov 25,
Feltore 3S N San Salvado Nov "a.
Frederl1 Sth IA e Ambrose Nov rs.
Falls City 100 SO e from Siasconnett
Gulf S Prince 900 wNw Tortugas Nov "a.
Gedania 38 N Diamond Nov %.
George Allen 119 S Cape May Nov 25.
Hampden 6 NE Cape Cod Nov 25.
i M MOffptt / 4 "a
Jonancy IA NNE Northeast End Nov 25.
Donnei 81 sE &c" 0yerfel6s a Nov 70
Lake Gitedge arrived Guadeloupe 10 PM
Nov "a.
Lena I.uckenbach 1887 N Balboa Nov "a
Lake Hector 101 S Henlopen Nov 25
Lillian 55 NE Cape Henry Nov 25
Mount Clinton 1,191 e Ambrose Nov "a
Metapan 293 Colon Nov "a.
Mystic 1902 SIC San Pedro Nov "a
Mercian 1.405 S San Pedro Nov "a.
Melville Dollar 836 S Baltimore s PM
Mount Carroll 6l5 Ambrose Nov Is.
Munalbro II NE Cape Charles Nov 70.
Munmotor NV Cape Cod Nov 70.
Nobles 62O F Fire Island Nov "a,
Ophs 23 Sc South Fass Nov "a
Orleans S94 from Balboa Nov "a.
Phl;a Phi M;adelphia 4l9 $ scotland Noy 25.
Porto Rice sol Scotland Nov %,
Robert Luckenbach 2632 S San Pedro
Reina Maria crlstina 1900 Chatham
Santa Teresa 273 s Balboa Nov "a.
Southern Cross 312l Sc Ambrose Nov "a.
Sehoharie 1885 Il Henlopen Nov "a
Sunbeam $40 NV Panama 1880 p m
Nov 81.
swiftarrow abeam carysfort Nov "a.
san Pablo 81 Jupiter Nov "a.
Santo Burcio zoe w Sand Key S p M
Nov "a. AA
Sabine sun 1S4 S Oberfalls Nov %.
Suruga 20 from Philadelphia Nov 25.
Santa Malta lt5 S Ambrose Nov rs.
san bruno Nantucket Nov 25.
Tiger 1850 San Pedro Nov "a
Nesta 266 WNW Tortugas Nov "a
Eestris left barbados IN Nov "a
Venezuela 2334 from San Francisco Nov "a
West @ship 1874 e Ambrose Nov a.
W l. Conne)y 507 Sc South Pass Nov "a
Vim Irish 92 n by E Diamond Nov 25.
Wil.solo S92 n Balboa Nov 81
Wm B0yce Thompson 12o Cape May
Yankee Arrow $50 Sc Sabine Nov "a.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Sailed Yesterday

villano (sp). Cadiz: steel Inventor. Bos-
ton; steel Exporter, Vancouver; Honduras
tNorl, Cartagena; Port Antonio (Nor),
Santiago: Matinicock. Port Arthur; Hoosac
tBr1. London via Halifax; Majestic (Br}.
Southampton via Cherbourg. Orizaba,
tBrl. Madeira; orduna CBr), Hamburg
iceland (Br), Antwerp; SarcoXie, Bor-
deaux: Baltic tI5r) Liverpool; I oloa (B).
Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon Santa
Barbara, Cristobal; Nueces, Galveston; :;
Birk (Nor), Bordeaux; Stockholm (Sw).
Gotfenburg; Eglantine, Havre; Reaper,
Tampico Selwyn Eddy. Norfolk; Cornelta,
San Juan; j A Motf6:t Jr. Texas City;
Virginia Limited. Richmond; Iroquois,
Turks Island; Maracaibo. La Guayra
Ponce, San Juan; Blue Triangle. Portland
Me; Florldian, Los Angeles; Comanche,
Jacksonville and Charleston; American
Legion, Rio de Janeiro; Vague, Cape
Hayti; Silvia tBr), Halifax ard st Johns;
Niagara (Fr), Bordeaux; Key West (Nor),
Boston; Yeedol, New London; schrs
GLADYS NJ Taylor. Turks Island; Velma l.
Hamiin, Turks Island; Lieut. Sam Mengei,
Norfolk.
NJ & ] Tracy. Norfolk; Steel Age, Phila-
delphia; Panama, Port au Prince; Tarantia
G3r). Glasgow; Trerenhan lBr}, Auck-
land Norfolk. Baltimore; Jefferson. Nor
folk; City Of Montgomery, Savannah;
Mortlake, Santos Corozal.
Vacuum, Tampico; Denis (Br), Victoria;
Santa Isabel. Havana: Martinique, 5t.
Thomas; Mesaba (Br). London
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Shipping Board
Fails I'm Plan
For Big Cargo
Loses Fight to Split Proyi-
sion Contract With the
HolIand-America S. S. Co. !:
Packers Decide the Issue
New Rate Cuts Avoided
Details of Negotiations for
Great Transatlantic Busi-
ness Now Become Public

Details Of negotiations for one of the
e1rgest transatlantic cargo contracts
Of the year. in which the Shipping
Board lost to the Holland America
Line, the Reardon-Smith Line and the
United American Lines, became public
yesterday. The contract concerned the
movement of provisions from the
United States TO Rotterdam and Ham
burg, and involved shipments aggre-
eating many millions of dollars in
value.
When the Continental Conferences
was disrupted last spring and the
rates on provisions. among other COM
modities, we're thrown open, there WAS
q rush among the steamship lines to
close long contracts at the best possi~
Die rates. The biggest prize OF the lot
was the movement Of packing products.
When the scramble was over it was
found that the Reardon-Smith Line and
the United American Lines, which has
joint service with the Hamburg
American, had obtained practically all
the business to Hamburg. The Hol~
land-America Line had closed the con-
tract for Rotterdam. The Shipping
Board came out with empty hands.
AS reported yesterday, the board
then demanded that the Holland-Amer-
ica Line split the contract under PEN
atty of rate war. After some delib-
Grafton the company, which had been
dealing with the packers for many
Years, put the issue before them and
asked them If they wished to turn over
half the movement to the board. The
packers refused to give their consent,
saying that they were content with the
contract as it stood.
The Shipping Board temporarily put
into effect its threat of a rate war, re-
ducing the provision rate to Is cents
FOR 100 pounds, but later restored the
tariff to 20 cents, AS the matter
stands now, the foreign fines have the
greater part of the business.
At the time the negotiations were
under way several weeks ago, consid-
cradle secrecy was preserved by Ship
ping Board officials, who admitted that
important discussions were under way,
but refused to give out details.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-daS

Neordam (pt), Plymouth Nov ls, to
Holland, America Line with mails; is ex-
1ected TO dock forenoon at foot 5th st,
MORO Caste, Havana Nov 71; to N q.
cuba Mail s Co with mails; is expected
70 1oek late forenoon at Pier Is, B'klyn
Cedric (Er), Liverpool Nov 1s; 70 White
star :, Line pds With mails; y Is exgected to dock
kroonland, Antwerp Nov is: to Red star
/ Line with mails; is expected to dook
Gafonis nr5. Ii Iiverpeo. 'wsos Sov zcfh IS st, q
CUnard s Co with mails; is expected to
! dock about m at Pier Sc. r (West
Philadelphia. Curacao Nov IS; to Bliss.
banett dnai. 4 Co With mails; is expected TO
qoeS late to,day or early Monday at Pier
IL. Is klyn lMontague sD.
zacapa. Cristobal Nov is: to J-n,tes
1ata hTeit t,S 90 with mails; Is expected TO dock
Is, n II (Maiden Lane). ''-
Ienamo, San Juan Nov 21; to Atlanta
Frult CO With mails; is expected to dock
at Pier Z (Rector ST.
City of Savannah. Savannah Nov "a. IN
Pier So. n r tJane ST.. 'N a.
Mohawk, jacksonville Nov "a: To Clvds
s CO; 10 expected to dock forenoon az
Pier So r {spring ste.
Due Tomorrow
La Savoie tFr), Hayre Nov 1s; 70 grsn.h
b5ns naoS wl'h esn n"la y is expected e fora
Drottningholm tsw), Gothenburs Nov
IL; 20 Swedish American Line with mails.
is expected to dock at Pier 81. n r (West
9TH st1. "'"s
President Adams, London Nov "a: "a
y 3 Lines with mails: is expected 10 dock
forenoon at Pier 3, Hoboken.
Albania 1Br). Liverpool Nov 1s; "a
Clyde Co with mails is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier Sc. N n (west
Colon. Cristobal Nov 40: to panam. p
g GO wtts msils; n3g; Is expected to dock at P,sr
Bogota, Kingston Nov 81: 70 Clyde g s
90 with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon ar Pier 4S, N r (christopher st9
Nlckerte 1Dut1, Port au Prince Nov 2f.
to F1nch, Edye a Co with mails; Ia ex
pected to dock forenoon st Pier IL, B'klyn.
Porto Rice. San Juan Nov %; to
pected 10 dock forenoon ct Pier 50. B'klyn.
Ft Hamilton tBr), Bermuda Nov 2be 40
Furness, Witty & Co with mails: is er-
peoted to dock forenoon at Pier So " r
west s5th st).
Due Tuesday
Fredertk VIII tDan). Copenhagen. Nov.
mafis5 is expected TO dock at foot l7th at,
Heboken.
0lympie tBrl, Southampton Nov aa: to
White Star Line with mails; Is expected TO
dosk az Pier Sc, N West 1sth ST..
MunsrKo, Nassau Nov a. to Muuson q a
Line with mails: is expected to dock fore
noon al Pier 8. r r (Coenties SlipJ.
Siboney, Havana Nov rs; TO n 7 a. Cuba
Mall $ Co with mails; is expected tn
dock forenoon at Pier IL, r n (Tali st1.
Star Line with mails; is expected TO dock
81 Pier 90, r tWest 18th at)
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port Auancy
Aloant Clinton, Hamburg, Nov le.
uaAt8a Azusgsean xauag
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
prss,dents Wilson. Trieste. Nov IA.

presideuts Wilson, Trieste. Nov ~.
Phelps Broa
yerok, Bremen. Nov ~.
North German Lloyd d
ouglselrno peirce. Naples, Nov -.
Peiroe Bros
psn-Amer.ca, Rio dc Janeiro. Nov Is.
Munson 8 Line
Due Thursday
LituHnia, Dansig, Nov IL. Balti-Amer Line
Giuseppe Verdi Naples Nov ! Z.
Mcdonnell ~ Truda, Inc
Metapan, Santa Marta. Nov 81.
United Fruit Co
Ecuador. Cristobai Nov sg.,w II Grace Co
Due Friday
Aquitania, Southampton, Nov 20.
C.unard $ S Co
conte Rosso. Genoa, Nov ie
Lloyd sabaudo Line
Rotterdam. Plymouth. Nov 80.
Holland America Line
Braga, constanza Nov s.
James w Eiwell & Co
Due Saturday
President Fillmore. Bremen Nov 81.
Z Lines
Roma Marsellles Nov T.
James W Elwell a. Co
Esperanza, Havana, Nov rs.
Y s. Cuba Mail S s. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Maritime MISCELLANY

NORFOLK. Nov 2s-German steamers
w wiii con continue to come here despite decision
CO. o. kosmos Line to abandon Hampton
Roaos R ports because of Attorney Gensra1
Drtaugherty's ID. dry order. Company ANNOUNCE
dtnan dhebon will load cargo and bunters and
osnsr tts ships Will call at this port. Fact
,u unat tserman ship with whisky ON board
wa was 8. not molested when 1t entered port Iast
%eea ", believed Responsible for oanceilatton
W,,ia 9r pfeHlous . orders by line Cyclopus (BrI.
,astrd Sasso TOT Far East and bunker coal, sailed
consular passenger and seam. 3ci'speaer;
Magaaa nag toer9, In port - few days ago enr
Cos Sxsrs en- ine route America for Germany. wbo b
grafton authorities ana viii probahi1, Ss imni. Il
Nsss Gutter ,.,,, ,Msodoe. repairing at N.wnor+
days. " 10 READY for service IA q 1ew
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
American Ports
(By Telegraph)
Sailed

ASTORIA Ore Nov 24--Sailed: Hem
mohr {Br), United Kingdom.
cHARLE LESToN NOV 25---Lenape. New
York and proceeded Jacssonville; Lake
fGlsInere, JacksonVi.le and proceeded Bos-
ton; Strathlorne (Br), Jacksonville,
GALVESTON. Nov 25nl 'Norte and
pool: Chicago Maru (Jnp), Yokohama:
Delaware (Nor). Bergen; Colorado Springs.
Havre: Memphis city, New Orleans. Bar
celona (span), Barcelona; Wess Cheetae,
PoRT EADs, Nov 2b--Albert jeffrey,
Los Ange.es; Cihao tNorl, Kingston; HI
I.ago, New York: Car5fjord (Nor), Port
Barros; Lord Antrim (Br), Dublin
olancho (Hond), Port Cortez; SiSvald
(Dan). Trontcra
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 25--Kora Maru
(Jap), Hongkong; Santa Paula, Norfolk ;
Canbrat, Honolulu; Manukai. Honolulu.
TAMPA. Nov 2b--Maindy Manor lsr)
New Orleans; schr Leonine Otis Porto
Padre.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Montreal Transocean
Shipping Ends for Year
special Dispatch to The Tribune

MONTREAL. Nov. 25.--Sailing from
Montreal this morning the White Star
Dominion line freighter Cornishman
made her last trip down the st. Law
renee for the present season, bound for
Liverpool and Avonmouth with general
cargo. She is the last of the COM
pany's ships TO go down the St Law
renee this year. The Cornishman was
the first transatlantic steamer to en-
ter the Port of Montreal last April.
The Cornishman will make her next
trip to Portland and Halifax, main
tanning a weekly service from those
ports to Avonmouth with the Turco-
man, Welshman, Caledonian ard Co.
lonian.
The passenger liner Ausonia, of the
Cunard Line. sailed this morning with
a large passenger list