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Evening star., 1922-10-18
Fashions in Larger Sizes
Are Typified IN These Two Charming Creations

A dinner gown. of almond green
Canton crepe, luxuriously beaded
in crystal, showing the slenderizing
side drapes and sleeves unusual.
$3.50.
Other dresses, among which you
will find everything from an attrac-
tive wool street .frock to dinner
gown of lace, each one specially
designed garment, made to slender
ize. Priced, $45 to $3.50.
Special Size Section Third floor
Evening star., 1922-10-18

Nor would women play the game
of golf with such evident enjoy
ment and enthusiasm if they
were not properly corseted.
You know you have to wear a
wonderfully flexible corset to
allow perfect freedoms and yet
give you perfect support, and for
both OF these you will find that
the
Front-1aced Modart
Corset Is Best
Sports Models, in variety for
every type Of sportswoman.
Tsgenen 6ossrrs
3rsnt Coed
cors.t sectio., Third floor
Evening star., 1922-10-18

a coat of marvella, in black. is
handsomely collared and cuffed
in gray squirrel, the soft lining
of crepe toning into the gray
shade of the fur, $185.
Other coats show the newest lines,
the new soft surfaced fabrics, the
lavish use OF fur-some also without
fur. Priced SIS to $215.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Charming New Styles in
Extra Size Petticoats
IS to SIS

This back-to-the-petticoat fashion
has provided literally for the woman
who requires the large sizes.
Silk jerseys, heavy. milanese and
tricot, with deep pleated and tucked
founces; soft radiums. satins and
taffetas in two-tone effects; some
with dainty pinked ruffles or ribbon
trimmings, and wide variety of the
desired colors.
Petticcat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Special Sale Laird, Schober & Co.
I an Calf Dress Pumps. Sis

You have only to men
ton their makers to
know the wonderful
quality of leather, work
manship and style that
is offered, and to realize
just how special is the
value.
women's Shoe Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
National Conference
of Better Business
Bureaus in Session,
at the Washington
Hotel This Week :

Many of the leading Business
Men OF the country and gov
crnnent leaders here in Wash
ington will attend this con-
ference dedicated to the fur
therance OF the ideals OF
honesty and truth in advertis-
ing and business. Better
Business Bureaus are a part
a most important part-of the
work being done by the As
sociated Advertising Clubs or
the world. As one OF the
charter members and suhscrib-
e-s to the Better Business
Bureau we indcrse its work
and '-rhscribe to the principles
for .iich it stands.
Evening star., 1922-10-18

Most recently arrived are the ex-
quisite chiffon velvet blouses,
shown in smart combination with
georgette, or in an all-over braid
ed design.
Beads and embroidery play all
artistic part in both design and
color-the beautiful matelasse
shows how smart is the jacquette,
while the daring bandanna silk
blouse is charming in its youth
fulness.
Suit Blouses Priced
$3.50 to $3.50
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18

The model, a smart one
strap pumps with collar
effect around the varnp,
and Louis heels and
hand-turned soles. A
pump that has been in
stock at. a much higher
price.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Engraved Greeting
Cards for Christmas

It's not a bit too soon, you
know, fot it takes time for
careful workmanship, and OF
course you will want that.
Our selection offers a particu-
larry good variety, from which
you may choose those which
will bear your Christmas
greetings.
Engraving Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18

Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
R0YDoN
London
opcoats
$35 to SIS

They are real English topcoats.
in every sense of the word; man.
tailored of the we'll known "West
Of England" fabrics, their lines,
however, adapted to the demands
Of the American woman.
The smart over-plaided model
sketched, is typical, SIS.
But to really appreciate their
quality and their tailoring you
must see them.
women's Coat Section. Third 1oor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
NeaU Ideas in
Imported Stationery

Boxed Papers are shown in
charming new colors with
tissue lined envelopes, in
varied shapes. $1.50 to $3.50
box.
Correspondence Cards, also.
show the newer, refined color
ings, and envelopes tissue lined.
S1.75 and s. box.
Not Imported, but equally
novel, are boxed papers with
envelopes lined in contrasting
shades. 75c box.
Stationery Section. First door.
You'd Be Surprised How
Many Folk Have Already
Ordered Their
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Shin,mering Radiun, Silk
Makes
Tailored Camisoles With
Matching Bloonters

Soft, lovely radium silk camisoles,
strictly tailored; with French fold
and hemstitching; in pink, orchid
and light blue, $2.
Bloomers to match, are shirred at
the knees, and come also in shades
of honeydew, corn, French blue,
gray and henna. Priced s..
silk Underwear Section, Third aeor.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
At $3.50
Are Many Srnart1y Styled
Wool Frocks
for Misses

4 few of these are copies of i'm
ported models. showing the
youthful straight-linc frock, the
new coat-frock and the belted
idea; for the most part they are
in navy blue. Fine Poiret twill
is charming with a smart braided
design and pointed sleeves and
panels lined in an old blue crepe,
sketched.
Others choose a colorful bit of
embroidery or black silk braid
used ingeniously as trimming.
Misses Section. Third door
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Every Sort of a Sports Hat Here
1880. $

Intensely
broW1he lovely
rough
scratch fets
Fur balls ribbon cockade bands padded
dashng quill or Practically everything could ask for trimmings
shapes, colors Styles
MILNE chon Thrd floor
Evening star., 1922-10-18
The Art En- broiderv
Section Reminds
YOU

-tliat orders for stamping or
hand-embroidery should be
placed as early as possible. We
will be very glad to take care
OF those gifts for you, but
would like the orders for
them at your earliest con-
venience SO. that perfect salts
faction may be yours.
Art Section, Second door.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Bill Is Drawn 10
Limit All Claims
Against Ship Board

WASHINGTON, Nov. t4.--At the rec
concentration of Chairman Lasker OF
tho Shipping Board Chairman Madden
Of the House Appropriations Commit
tee has agreed to introduce n bill plac-
ing time limitation on the right to
file claims against the boards Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation.
A draft of the proposed legislation
submitted by Mr. Lasker would fix a
limitation of ten days after passage of
the act. Chairman Madden said to-day
he would introduce the bill on the first
day of the coming session of Congress
and would press 1T ITO early considera-
tion and passage
Chairman Lasker wrote long letter
to the committee chairman, pointing
out that the board had encountered
difficulty and delay in securing from
claimants complete statement OF their
claims, with the result that the gov
ernment was maintaining on it's pay
roll large force of claim experts for
whom there was not full employment
In reply Mr. Madden, wrote that he
agreed the time had come to restrict
the right to file and amend all claims.
At the last session Congress appro-
priated $50,000,00O with which to meet
claims against the board. Chairman
Lasker in his letter said that since the
ppresent board came into Office, about
two years ago, approximately 900
claims, involving total of SGT 100000
against the government, had been
brought to conclusion. Total claims
against the board amount to about
5000 600 900
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Maritime Miscellany

land recently purchased by Old Bay Line,
will make first sailing December 10 from
baltimore to this city. The State or
trip two weeks later. Vessels will be
largest operating between Norfolk and
Baltimore and have been constructed with
al latest improvements. Have speed of
Total cost to Old Bay Line was 100000
SAN FRANCISCO Nov l4-DalSotan
Prince. lith for Seattle, reported l4th by
wireless sighted three log RATS adrift four
m'ies north OF Tatoosh. menace to navi-
cation. Seattle members OF Northern Dis
trict OF Pacific Weetbound Conference met
to-day to discues trans Pacific rates on
local commodities from Puget Sound and
the Column la River.
HoNoLuLu, Noy 1t-Fire IN bunkers Of
guished lth. Vessel expected to proceed
FOR Rongkong 14th
MONTREAL, Nov l4---Conciuding one of
stornliest passages of season, White Star
Captain G. Smith reported ship met
gales and heavy head seas during almost
entire passage Canada disembarked 266
third class passengers at Quebec Is on
5atnrday viii be- last of White star
dominion liners to go down st Lawrence
ms year After short stay at Liverpool
will sail on December 2 for Portland and
a spectal Christmas sailing December is
ana ~ and Will maintain regular sailing
on tlls route in company with Regina
empress OF France sailed to-day from
@le9sS RSsrnT fGT Cnerooure and Southampton.
service to Madeira started to-day bv Tabre
liner Canada. with 1876 Messengers. On
board was Ovanas MardiroMn, Of Water-
Town, bound for Far East toNsearn fate of
ms r,srA we ana family, feared IN hands Of
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Advance. Colon, Nov / to Panama r
Line With mails; Is expected to dock $3.50
Holland America Line with mails is OK
pected TO dock about m at foot 5th st.
Stockholm tsw). cothenburg Nov a: to
swedish- American Line with nnails: is sx-
pscted TO ooeS $3.50 a M at Pier 81. r
President Garfield. London Nov 4: to
Lines with malls; Is expected to dock
Algeria {Brl, Glasgow Nov 5: to Anchor
u y al PIER s.. II Il sWsst sah ~, 50'A ~
American Legion. RIO de Janeivo Nov q:
10 Munson 81 Line with malls; is ex-
Fseeed to dock late afternoon at Pier /,
Due Tomorrow
President Arthur. Bremen Nov 4: to u S
Lines with mails; Is expected TO dock
forenoon at Pier a. Hoboken.
CsrrlHo, Kingston Nov II; to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected TO dock
forenoon ut Pier 10, q maiden Lane).
Parin1a tEr). Barbados Nov 2; to FUR
hens, Witty Co with malls; is expected
20 Sook forenoon at Pier 81. N Chris
Ross,ind {Br) st Johns Nov IA. -
sowrins 6 Co with mails is expected to
dock forenoon at foot Java st, R'lSlyn
.. Fort ;. George (Brl. Hamilton Nov IA;
pscted 70 dock forenoon at Pier e5, " X
West 56th stj,
Mohawk. Jacksonville Nov IS; to Clyde
N (sprins st5. ~ : 'ef '''
Due Friday
Berensarla {Pr). Southampton Nov IL:
70 Sunard 8 60 with mails; is expected
Laconia tBr), Queenstown Nov s; to
Cunard Co with ,nails; IS expected to
aoek forenoon at Pier Ss. N r (West
Rochambesu (Fr). Hsvre Nov q: to
french Line With mails; is expected to
doek S forenoon ut Pier 81, r (west
President Harding, Southampton Nov q ,
20 Lines with mails; is expected TO
ao;I 80 Pier Q. Hoboken.
Pansma. Port au Prince ssoy ~. +n
Panama r x Co with malls, is expactsd IN
aeSk aeSk forenoon at Pier 81 n r fWeet
lsso9,scis, s9,a Sd, San pominso Nov IA: to Clyde
$500. 70 With mails; Is expected 10 dock
forenoon a. Pier 81 Bklyn
Cue Saturday
Paria, Havre Nov ill.,. Frenef T3na
Hanover, Bremen. Nov 4.
North German Lloyd
Due senday
saltic. Liverpool, Nov ii. White star Line
Hansa, Hamburg, Nov o. I'm Amer iJne,
Ztsiand, Antwerp. NoY e. Red Star Y,ine
Tolos, Fort Lirnon, Nov 11.United Fruit Co
monterey, Havana Nov l5... Ward I,ine
Due Monday
Prssident Monroe. London, Nov 1I,Us Lines
saxnnta, southampton, Nov IL Cunar6 Co
Gsnopic, Bremen. Nov le White Star Time
aoro, Valparaiso, Oct 81 Pac Stm Nav Co
santa ana. valparaiso, Nov NV Grace
Matura, Grenada, Nov IS. Turness Witty
Niagara, Bordeaux. Nov TO- French Idns
nsraealho. Mayaguez Nov i5 fed % Line
ponce, san Juan, Nov 1o.N Y & s Co
Due Tuesday
erdune. cherbourg, Nov II.
ROYAL Mail Steam Packet Co
hesyrie. Glasgow. Nov l1....Anchor Line
Manchufis, Hamburg, New II
aEfN To-
ortzsbs. Havana, Nov is.
n & Cuba Mall Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Exporters Call
OIl Country to
Aid u. S. Marine
Robinson Says Ship Subsidy
Will Repay Cost in Pro-
motion of Foreign Trade
and Prosperity on Land
Sees National Insurance
Merchant Fleet Necessary
as Naval Reserve, Is the
View of Manufacturers

Declaring that development Of an
American merchant marine will benefit
the entire country as well as shipown-
ers, Colonel Myron W. Robinson pres
ident Of the American Manufacturers
Export Association yesterday issued a
statement calling for national support
for the skip subsidy bill, which will be
taken up by Congress at the special
session next week. The association, at
its recent annual convention passed a
resolution indorsing the bill.
Among the benefits which Colonel
Robinson said would be derived from
an adequate merchant marine were the
promotion of foreign trade, retention
OF about $3.50, 100000 year in freight
money in this country. employment Of
thousands OF men in shipping and al
lied trades and the creation of naval
reserve making it certain thst at any
future time the country will not be
called upon to pay $4,000, 100000 to
build feet in an emergency: In this
respect merchant feet is national
life insurance. he added.
Colonel Robinson asserted that trans
portation is essential to prosperity and
that ships are as important fer this
purpose as railroads or inland water
ways.
"I'he merchant marine needs help"
he said, "and the help for it is in the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
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Estoria DAM, Gorgensen; Danzig and
Libau. East Asiatic 60.
sau7a tNor), Gundersen; Port Antonio;
Lord Orfnondo fBv), Girvin. Turks Isl-
and and Puerto Plata; Columbus 8 Co.
Korsf1ord tNor), Nielsen; Walton; II
Whitney e. Co.
Southern Cross. Zearfosa; Rio Janeiro,
Montevldeo and Buenos Ayres; Manson
city OF st Joseph. coppedge; Genoa:
Msrsefiles, Leghorn and Naples: c d NAL
lory e. Go.
Herman Winter. Allen; Boston; Eastern
S Co.
Eorthlsnd. Call; Bostoti Eastern S CO.
Majestic (Br1, Hayes; Boston; White
sarmatia tDany. busch; Philadelphia;
Isbrandtsen Moleer Co.
Concho. Mcintosh; Galveston via Key
West; Mallory S Co
Eoltoy OBJ, Hewison HaNre; Simpson;
spence & Young.
Munorway (Nor}, Backer: Matanzss and
Csibsrien: Munson s Lines.
noa via Philadelphia; Navagazoine Generate
ltalians.
Bridgepcft: + Whitney ~ 1. Co CO. 'A1''S -
Nowshsra (Br), Cross: Sydney and Mel
bourne via Newport Newa and Panama
Canal, Norton, Lilly & Co.
Muskegon, Becker: Odessa via Norfolk;
Foreign Transport & Mercantile Corp.
Eastport. Jimmyer; Philadelphia: Balu-
swtttessle. scheltcps; rampico; d
Mallory e. Co.
Nordstjernen tDsn1, Kosfoed. Baltt-.
more; Bo%ring & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Radio Corp. of America

Alnsrt Alnsrt h st Wstts ss $ Jupiter Nov 1s.
AraeF:Gs Aro sos ssW seSs hos I AmprHss 9s Ny ~
Atdvance f.t 10 Scotland Nov Il.
Bra srammsll Point l,l7a Il Amhrose Nov il,
G A canfeld $40 70 Tampico Nov Nov Is.
Camden la y Colon Nov 10.
Calgarolite 70 SD Cape Sable Nov ii.
2 Bedford 40 SD southpass Nov is.
gbro left colon midnight Nov Is.
Franklin 60 NNH Diamond Nov IA
+ w Weller 8 NE Diamond Novri4.
5sedse Gsedssigk y 1ona Ewing ls - Ambrose Nov =
Gulfprince l6s n Diamond Nov IA.
dulf Of Mexico 115 sandy Hook Nov IA
Heredia Aoe n Colon Nov 10.
Hos Island a26 p Ambrose Nov IA
julia Lnckenbach sls7 SD San Pedro
Ionancy IS ssw Ambrose Nov ID.
2 Archbold, 200 Ambrose Nov ia.
J D Rockefeller 80 SO Isouthpass Nov 10.
Lehlsh 'e ss5 NV Balboa ihoa'FSss Nov Isv IS. IT,
L Drake 175 Ambrose Nov IA.
Marore $50 s Ambrose Nov IS.
Manaqut 203 S Scotland Nov ID.
Mount Clay 1881 r Ambrose Nov 4.
Nelson is " Diamond Nov ID,
President Van Buren, 1913 w Fastnet
President Harding LISA y Ambrose Nov IA.
Steel Scientist 96 SW Cape Mala Nov ~.
Swiftight 4a7 ESE Galveston Nov 1S.
Santa Ana or Hatteres 10 AM Nov "a.
Stockholm 23s Y Ambrose Nov IA
sutton Hall 455 e Ambrose Nov IA,
T c White 234 E TanIpico Nov 70,
Turriabs II 8 Ambrose Nov IL
Vsndyck 1850 Sc Ambrose 1880 PM
Nov rs.
Yictolite % II Nantucket Nov H.
Walter Jennings 27S Sn Galveston Nov IL.
West Ipskip 80 n Overfells Nov Ia.
zacapa 365 Cristobal Nov Ia.
Ttzlin
w C Teagle 60 n Jupiter Nov / 4.
El Mundo 81 s Jupiter Nov "a.
Herbert Pratt $40 NE Jupiter Nov IA,
Northern Star le8 Diamond Nov IA
Parma 766 Sc Ambrose Nov ID.
Commercial Trader, 16o N Cape MaSsl
Nov Ia.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Marine Reports

Due Friday
Port Lincoln. Cardiff. Nov 4.
Funch. Edge Il Co
Thordis, Almeria, Oct is,
Algerian American Line
Due Saturday
Modig. Bremen. Nov l.
American Metals Transport Co
AKIN. Oct 2t
JH Winchester & Co
Montpelier, Baltimore, Nov II.
United American Lines
Due Sunday
Exeter city. Fowey,. Nov. 2.... Chas Hill
Pipestone County, L Duni<irk, Nov 2,
Cosmopolitan Line
Iowan. Los Angeles. Nov /.
United American Lines
Georgian. Colon, Nov ii -. Unit Am Lines
Due aiondHy
Hoossc., London. Oct 81. .Furness, Witty
Knut Jarl, Immingharn. Nov 4. IS. o Stray
BioridiaR, Boston, Nov Ia.
United American Linea
Due Tuesday
Balean Dublin. Nov +. Moore & Mccormack
Carenco, Palermo, Nov g., &C D Mallory
West Laehaway, Almeria, Nov S,
Mallory Transport Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

Roanoke i7Q fl Cape May Nov IL.
San Tihnrcio 900 Sc New Orleans PM
gagaporack sss IN Ambrose Nov n.
yaba se " Guantanamo, Cuba. PM
West Eidara Sgo E Ambrose Nov t4
Roekawsy rark l.tts II Cape sable Novvi4.
Francisco 73s Cape Henry Nov is.
Mohawk lefs .Jackeonyille for New York
Il j Drake l75 IS Ambrose Nov IL
swiftarrow ve Brenton Rect NOV "A.
Ario goa ssW Block Island Nov ID.
Hog Island 426 Ambrose Nov IA,
Zarenibo $50 u Ambrose Nov, Il.
Iroquois sSi $ Scotland Nov IA. 81
Msasdam LAT s7 ~ lon % Of Nov a.
sWisilisht les " Kay west Nov H.
FL Mundo ST s Jupiter Nov IA.
Rayo 10 w Sand Key Nov a.
Charles Everest Sc ENE Sand Key
Nov II.
Baltic 700 sw sand Key Nov IL.
Weatiand 100 s Jupiter Nov IA
VIM 9 Warden IS NV Tortugas Nov ID.
. T Maring 2so NV Tertugas Nov u.
Lena Luokenbaeh 400 8 south Pass Nov IA.
Loppot sao sE South Pasa Nov IA
lpswieh SIS SD Mobile s Nov tS; Il. ~ =
q w Barnes la3 WsW Tampa Nov u.
Virginia So Key West Nov IA.
Maryland off fiiilsboro Nov "a
Rotarian gT5 n San Salvador Nov a.
Swiftwind IS w sand Key Nov IA
Brsddock so Hole sin Wall Sept IL
Bayway i45 NV Tortugas Nov Ia
II T Bedford 100 NV Tortugas Nov IA,
Arstor .pd Key West 6 AM Nov IA
w IL Libby 60 E Sand Key Nov IA
Trcntolite 25 Nn Miami Nov Ia
J q Rockefeller 100 NV by w Tortugas
Nov H.
Colllngsworth 50 e Sand Key Nov IA.
Agwiworld 2T Sand Key Nov IL
Tanatno 9s2 Scotland Nov a.
Helen sST 8 Scotland Nov a.
Governor j Lind e54 NNw San Juan
Nov IA
Huron 65S s Scotland Nov IA.
lerembo lat SIS SO Ion 5S as 6 80 AM Nov IA.
Nov IA
Conal S35 Scotland Nov H.
Swiftarrow p6 Block Island PM NV "a
iroquois S5A Scotland Nov IL
Niekoloos lat IS SO lon 6s O6 Nov a.
Maasoam lat 27 q Ion 50 oil Nov IA.
Roanoke s Mona Island Nov IA,
Lenape ~ Scotland PM Nov "a
Eow /. poheny Jr eos WNW Guadeloupe
Novl4
GuiFoil Sf1 ~ Jupiter Nov IA
Mantiila 140 NE st Augustine Noy "a
hamesit 27 SIC Savannah Nov H.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov 14-Arrived: Mont
Re Rser Yo a Ms hssnR sas
panzis strl.n4s Via s,S Norfolk. t5 sNA'S''p'
ea oSfoSi NoTios N0v saiied aIr1sa Sastas Rrs
gow) Baltimore; Eastern, Coast .(from
Florida tDan) tfrom Glasgow, Portland.
Me; Dorchester, Philadelphia; Edgar F
Luck New York; city Of Augusts' g,.
CHARLESTON. Nov t4--Arrived: Ruth.
New York; Arsalia, savannah; Mohawk.
Jacksonville, Sailed: John Tracy, Provi
dence.
Paul Il Harwood. Tampioo; Assabaw, New
Sailed; Mexidano, Port Lobos; Gul1 Queen,
nake No Mss @s
farer lBr), Liverpool; El Alba and Neuces.
r}ss s5S4 RqAns as2s Nv " 4sS 4s>s a.
New Orleans; occidental, Port arthur;
lNos>, Havana; Jonancy. New York: Cor
sica, Providence; sunhavcn (Br,. New Or
leans; ..,a; Dunstsn SBr2. Para Ninian tsrl,
S'tgao' 10 Br] Fernandlns; sheatmesd tBrS,
Queenstown; Jefferson, New York; Sllvang
{Nor). Havana: City of Newcastle (Brl.
Me; storm King ttue). with one nnarge,
-; Charles / oconnor, New York. ~
ton. sailed: schrs Samuel " hathaway,
MOBILE Ala a. No Nov DGsta is@Arrived: Sch
Thelrna, savnnah: ozana, Galveston
Sailed; Labette; Rosario:
NEW ORLEANS (Port Eads) Nov a.
Arrived. CnOCtaW. Porto Ripn. ~, q
Barrios: san ruSurcio (Brf}p, Vaipara,so;
iByl, Tampico; saramacoa. Tela.
rANAMA CANAL. cristobsi, Nov IS
geles; Australbrooi (Br), Newport News;
patshet lBri sfrom AntofAsasta,. New
York; Georgian Qrom San Francisco), New
York; u II Asquith sBr) tfrom Tocopiiial J,
New. York: Iowan ffroin san Pedro), Phila-
York;. Portland. Ore; North le American can
lBr) (frora Cailao). New York Santa Ana
(from yalparaiso,. New York; Santa Clara
PH1LADELPHIA, Nov II = Arrived
Tpasmsshaysn pasaass,a sa sareosie. New York; Ii
sunoco (Iselgl. Antsssp; Hektor s;tsS eNorS,
sslsi9ore; ssm 9or West lin,,skp' Rotterdam via
d, C,
via New York; Roxborough (Br), Genoa.
PORTLAND, Me, Nov 14--Arrived: Mid
| u.eseA, NorIoik. Sailed: Hassel (Norl
Antwerp: Lake Forney, Portsmouth
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov 14-Arriyed
Feli5 1llSr Tausslg; 7, y New York:
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Nov 14--Arrived ;
Clydemede fBr), Savannah.
San FRANCISCO. Nov 14-Arriyed
FLORENCE Luckenbach Astoria for Mobils
Luckenbach, Everett for Boston
Eigraiio IBr), Barrow: Donna Lane
Manila; Woron (Br). Shanghai; ROBIN
Adair; export for New York; Lewis Inck-
enbach. Boston; Panaman, Astoria for New
York Sailed Hath: Gy,neric (Br1, Lon.
don; Howlck Hall. Seattle: Cacique Bsiti
more Via San Pedro; Aratina IN,
EpI,osyam; 70 syI l4th. Hyadea, Honolulu via San
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov i4--Arrivsd. c,.,.
oi ~ Louis. New York; City of Rome
Sos,on' Sa.sa sailed Steel Age New York
SIy ef Savannah New York.
:. = 4 MA, Fla. Noy IA--ArriYed. scbr NJ
IVAN Pierce, Providence: barses AvIo ana
Earnest, Havana for bunkers. ana safiad
lor. Pensaeola. Sailed; Truxiiio. New Or
teans; schr Fannie and Fay Manati
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
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Distance in miles, position at noon uniess
otherwise specifed)
Aswimex 27s Sw Hatteras Nov 1s
Aryau $50 SW Hatferas Nov 49,
Afonndria 9s6 p Cape Henry Nov IL.
Balsam 1,2Ie & Ambrose Nov IS
Conaal SAT s Scotland Nov 13.
Ctrro Ebano ze0 NE Jupiter Nov ia
Cretau 80 SW Fire Island Nov IA
Cadillac sse $ Easthampton Nav IA
Crawford $50 e by n Sandy Hook Nov IA.
Edw L Doheny IS e Aliayela Nov ia
Gulf OIL a Jupiter Nov Is
Gulftrads f1s " Jupiter Nov i3
GuifstTean iS0 N Jupiter Nov H.
Grecisn las NE Winter Quarter NOV II.
Galfprinee ieo \ Diamond shoal Noysi4.
.ircaoois i.0f5 3 Scotland Pm Nov ia
Irene passed Winter Quarter Nov / 4
John B Archbeid passed Ambrose $50 pm
Nov IL.
kentuckisn IS Ne Slock Island Nov IA.
Leighton lat 2e i5 Ion 81 AZ Nov IN
Lafcomo lat i3 ~ ion So - Nov IL
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Racing Schooner for Sale
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HALIFAX, Nov. lathe schooner
Canada, which came in second to the
Bluenose in the Nova Scotia fisher
mems races this year and took part
in the racing classic both in 1921 and
1922. is for sale Her captain Joseph
Conrad, the gallant La Havre seaman
with the celebrated name, announced
to- day he is through with fishing and
schooner racing for good.
Whether or not the Caradia will ever
compete again in the Nova Scotia races,
Captain Conrad said, is matter rest
ing entirely with her new owner. There
is no intimation as yet as to who may
buy the boat.