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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

NJ. and Mrs. Robert Markham ana
Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Rummele are at 'he
northern lakes for weeks outing
Miss Violet Miller, who has neeh
teaching school at Globe, Ariz, mas
arrived home to spend the summer
Misses Mildred Kadow and Elizabeth
Duval of Wausau are visiting at inc
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo kadow'
Rev. f.. ]. Symons is at Wilson, kas,'
having been called there by the death
of his brother-in-law, Joseph LetShaw'
Wencel Urbanek is at Grand Rapids
Mich. TO attend the annual meeting OF
furniture dealers of the United States.
Misses Ellen Oestreich and Nina
Christensen are at Chicago for two
weeks visit with relatives ana friends.
I. w. Whitaker left Monday on a
business trip to New York, in the IN
terests of the Aluminium Goods com
pany.
Mrs Kirby White and children Of
Detroit are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Whites parents, Mr. and Mrs. J."
J. Nash.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Knox and
children of Green Bay spent Sunday
with DR.. Knox's mother, Mrs Gather
inc Knox
Mrs. f. w Horton, who has been
visiting here with her mother Mrs. Tom
Lynch, left Tuesday for her home in
California
Miss Aurora Hoyer has returned to
Milwaukee, after a months vacation
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John HOyer.
Mrs. William Ebmeyer and daugh
tiers of Milwaukee are guests at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, sister of
Mrs Ebmeyer.
Miss Blanche Driscoll, r. ~, of st.
Luke's hospital, Chicago, is home for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Driscoll.
p. j. Kelley and children, who had
been guests at the home of Mrs. p.
Kelley, have returned to their home at
Mansfield, Ohio.
Miss Pearl Trippler has returned to
her home at Milwaukee, after a two
weeks visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Heideman.
Mrs Wenzel Kohout and son Ken
meth left Wednesday for a visit with
the formers brother William Donovan
at Harrisburg. Pa.
Miss Catherine De Nault who has
been a guest here of Miss Beatrice Kul-
nick left Saturday for her home at
jamestown, n. d.
Miss Grace Pfueger left Friday for
Lake Placid, n T., where she will at
tend the annual meeting Of the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority.
Misses Martha Pond and Edith Rud-
dock left Monday for Detroit, Mich,
to attend the annual convention of
the National Library association.
Mrs. George II. Eigenberger and son
Elroy Of Houston, Texas, are here to
spend the summer months with Mr..
and Mrs. William Bleser Mr.. Figen-
berger will arrive later to spend a
month.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

We have no fault to find with the
man or woman who tries to keep fit
1t is a very wise thing to do and to
that very thing we owe much success
of modern business. But there is such
thing as pushing the thing too far A
lot of people think that excepting ft'
is the most important thing in the
world They talk of nothing else and
they do nothing else. If lot Of these
faddsts we're asked, "But what are you
keeping ft for?" they would not be
able to think of a thing to answer.
They are merely keeping fit in order
that they may keep more fit, which
seems to be going in circle
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29
The eondoIler.

The gondoller IN Venice Is as fine
to look at as his gondola; he has col.
or too, IN the rudy dye Of his face,
the infinite variety Of his amber shirts
and blue trousers and scarlet sashes
and If you really know him, he Is one
of the most charming Of people.--Ar-
thur Symons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. John PITT is visiting with rela-
tives at Green Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stretch are
parents of baby girl.
Bruno Dalwig has returned from a
business trip to Milwaukee
Attorney f. G. Nash was business
caller at Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. John Short left Monday for a
visit with friends at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Joseph Pilger of Kossuth was a
caller at the Pilot office Friday
Mrs. Emma Frelich of Cooperstown
was visiting in the city Tuesday.
Miss Esther Grobe left Saturday for
weeks vacation at Milwaukee.
j. II. Schaefer has returned from a
visit with friends at Weyauwega.
Mrs. j. f. Rappel is visiting with
friends at Sheboygan for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams have re-
turned from a visit at Milwaukee.
Mr.. A. NJ. Decker of Menchalville
made a call at the Pilot office Tuesday.
Clerk Arnold Raether and family are
in northern Wisconsin on a vacation
trip
Mrs. Mary Brennan is visiting with
her sister, Mrs j. S. Laughlin, at Fond
du Lac.
Mrs. A. j. Clark is at Milwaukee for
weeks visit with relatives and
friends
Mr.. j. A. Polvka of POliyka's Cor
ners made the Pilot office a call We'd
nesday.
Henry ESch, Jr., and Howard Dunn
mer left Wednesday on an auto trip to
Madison.
Miss Cora Murphy left Saturday for
Whitewater, where she will attend sum
mer school.
Mrs. Frank Bonk of Fond du Lac is
visiting here with Mrs. II. Bean for
few days.
Mrs Chester Orness and daughter of
Minneapolis are guests at the John M.
Orness home.
Mrs. j. f. Ryan of Chicago is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller,
Albert Chermak of Chicago is a
guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
A. j. Shimek
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

No substitute has ever been discov-
cred for tenacity of purpose. Nothing
can take the place of clear grit An
education cannot, a rich father cannot,
influential pulls" cannot, nor can any
advantage of birth or fortune. Tenac-
ity of purpose is characteristic of all
men who have accomplished great
things. They may lack other desirable
traits, may have all sort of peculiar
tiles and weaknesses, but the quality
of persistence, clear grit, Is never ali
sent from the man who does things.
Drudgery cannot disgust him, labor
cannot weary him, hardships cannot
discourage him. He will persist, no
matter what comes or goes, because
persistence is part of his nature.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

"Why do you turn out for every
road hog that comes along?" asked the
missus, rather Grossly. "The right Of
way is ours, isn't it,"
GAS for turning out the reason Is
plainly suggested in this epitaph which
appeared in newspaper recently;
"Here lies the body of William Jay,
who died maintaining his right of way
He was right, dead right, as he sped
along, but he's just as dead as if he'd
been wrong"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29
Game to the Last.

An editor was dying, but when the
doctor bent over placed his ear on his
breast, and said, poor man! Circula-
ton almost gomez the dying editor
shouted: you're a Hart We have the
largest circulation in the countyr-
Exchange.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

II we would preserve TO human exis.
teuce that which makes II worthier,
than the presence OF the clods beneath
our feet, we must set our faces resolute
ly against that materislism that discov-
ers merit only In gain and that would
Danish all high ideals from our lives
on the ground that they do not pay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

Business is without any doubt
swinging back to its former place. Of
course it will not reach the boom that
we had during the war time, but that
we do not want for it was unhealthy.
But it is gradually assuming even bet
ter than a pre- war basis,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

DOUBTLESS" said Sir James Barrie.
"the Lord could have provided us with
greater fun than hard work, but !
don't know what it is" And certainly
he was right, IT we have work that is
congenal we get a great deal of en-
ioyment out of life which we do not
acknowledge
Sometimes after a hard days work
we are inclined to pull long faces and
feel much abused, but all the same it
is a lot of fun to wrest living from
the world and any man who is man
knows il.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

We see that young lady in New
York has sued a doctor because her
permanent wave lasted only six
weeks and 1t was supposed to last six
months At least all bonafde perma-
nent waves do. Isn't it remarkable the
information the court room brings out2
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

NANIED-Men with cars to take
care of our circulation in Manitowoc
and surrounding counties. Good pay
to the right man. The Wisconsin Far
mer, 1896 Washington Bldg, Madison,
Wis. M25tlO
FARM For SALE-SO acres in section
28 town of Liberty; good land and good
buildings, Price reasonable. Inquire
at the Pilot office. If.
Mrs. Jos. Zahorik left yesterday for
Cato to visit for few days with her
daughter Charlotte, who is staying
with her grandparents for the summer.
Mrs. Francis Tallmadge, who has
been visiting here with Mrs. Oscar
Richter and Mrs. Theodore Schmidt
man, has returned to her home at She
boygan.
Mrs Arthur Wood and daughter
Anne Elizabeth have departed for their
home at Newport KY after a several
weeks visit here with Mrs. Woods
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cham
bGrs.
DR.. Francis Morris who recently
graduated from Chicago Medical Col
lege leaves today for ST. Paul where he
will spend year in a hospital. He
was home for two weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Morris,
North Sth street.
Miss Marion Plat left Monday for a
trip abroad and will join a party of
friends in New York, and will visit
London, Paris, Berlin, and also at the
Oberammergau Passion play at Ba-
yaria,
W. +. Larson, wife and son of Saw
yer were visiting relatives and friends
at Nalders and in this city last week.
Mr. Larson who had to quit school
work last year ON account i'll health, is
improving
Superintendent and Mrs. Otto
Drews, and Trustee Henry Wernecke
and Mrs. Wcrnecke, of the local asy-
lum, attended the twenty-frst annual
convention Of Wisconsin county asy-
lum officials at Superior last week.
The Misses Orpha Book of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, Beatrice Graham
Of Aurora, Ill.,, Camille Pizza of Du-
luth and Peg Mayer of Mason City,
Iowa have returned to their respective
homes after a visit here with Miss Ger
trude RathSack for week.
A check of traffic at Four Corners a
week ago Sunday showed sol vehicles
passing the corner, OF these "a were
farmers in the early morning hauling
milk, II going and the same persons
returning The Sunday horse and
buggy seems to be finally as extinct as
the tabled dodo
Last Thursday two men entered the
Sladkey second hand store near the
city standpipe and while one Of them
engaged the proprietor In earnest CON
versatiOn the other made off with a
suit of clothes and an extra pair Of
trousers. Simon is now keeping a
wary watch for a man wearing two
pair of pants
Water, Water Everywhere.
Professor (in engineering class -
What's a dry-dock?
Student-A physician who won't
give out prescriptions. FIX
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29
Water, Water Everywhere.

Professor Gin engineering class)
What's a dry-dock?
Student-A physician who won't
give out prescrptions-EX.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-29

Last Thursday two men entered the
Sladkey second hand store near the
city standppe and while one Of them
engaged the proprietor in earnest con
versation the other made off with a
suit of clothes and an extra pair of
trousers. Simon is now keeping a
wary watch for man wearing two
pair of pants.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel. Fort. ,hfsnoy.
Fasscrn City, Barbados. Dec 4. u Nav 20
Tsuru. Ruenos Ayres Nov ~ Kerr Line
vesuyis Napien Nov Is. Italia An Line
Yorf Cagtle. Cardiff, Dec e.... Barber Line
Kambaaan. Gibraltar. Dcc z. .Funch-bdye
Pellx TausEx Colon. Dec II.
Houldcr. Weir BOYD
Hakodate Maru, Algiera. Dec 2
Nippon. Yussn KaishA
city cf Melbourne Port saia. Nov 20. -.
Norton. lilly co
Seattle Spirit. Hamburg. Dec 3. Kerr Line
-iorIda Rotterdam Dec i8...Iunch. .bdyo
yyeoharkon Tynt. Dec e.......k Y J. Hague
Ethan Allen. Colon. Dec 10. Mallory rams
Afefabg. london. Dec -...lnt Nero narlne
bolivian, Liverpool. Dee e~Int Nero Marine
.Tarantls, glafFow. Dec is..... .Cunard Line
Wells City SwnnFea Dec ls..t..ss.N - hi4
AlvaraGo. Colon. Dec Il. .sanderson 4 sons
Canadian Explorer. Papocte. Nov y.
cody. Hartienooi. Dec s........ Lykes Bros
Tf Irioo. New Orleans Dec p 90. 80 Iac.ho
Meroier. Antwerp. Deo l2... Lloyd Beise
Tuaearors. Liverpool. Dec ld.t..h l. hague
Victorious. colon. Dec ] Mallory Transport
Due Tomorrow
Aropetco. Antwerp Dcc .etandsrd OH
Cabo Orfcgal. Seville. Dec Brlonct 70
i.i Mundo. Galveston. Dec %. south faclhc
san Jacinto. Galveston, Dec 23..Mallory Line
Southwestern Miller. London. Dec 10
Furnoss. witty 4 Co
Union city, Middlebrough, Dec 3;
Cosmopolitan Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Marine Disasiers

CURLING, y r. Dec 27--iee- -bound hst.
ring Meet caught IN bay OF ISLANDS -
fresEs-up yestefday had hopss OF Islosse
ment steamer stanley, which IL an re-
breaker. and will Try TO force lane
through leo 10 feet aud TOW seven sehfH 70
open water IN gulf of ~ IAwIsner .,..
HALIFAX, y 3. Doo 17--AftcF having
been bnneted BY gales Ia the North ~
lsntic for three weeks; Tue, supf,iig a.
haustod. Shipping Board s'r West ,isras ~
way vas towed into port to-day ~ INC
Vest Haven. another Shipping Board W.
.ei thu latter towcd helpless cratt oNV
miles West Hardaway, bound trou
GranEsmouth for Norfolk. sus'nlns SONY
LoSDoN. Dec s7-A message 10 Lloydi
from Melbourne says American bark Mus
coots was ln collision with Norwegian =
Tarra. Monday night OF Nllfon = fo,lo.,
tory. southernmost point OF Victoria. baIA
was blown QUITO sea IN q damaged cor.
dltion after collision and was belnH sopsn'
when message vas nled. 1arret ale' ""''
sEsd. proceeded % Molbourne, ,.,,-s.,
e~hr Martha Parsons tBr), PhUaoei-
phla FOR Roberts Bay arrived AZ befiiuu@
iofkiua and pumps broke 81. o.,y..
BOSTON. Dec 2I-schr aary l,,.,s,i ~ - 20
was hauled out on marine railway io'
examination: jsttisoned an her cargo pc
forr boating: vessel went ashore yesterday
below Point Alierton IN ? heavy fog'
SIR Chlckahomlny tBrl, Liverpool DEC
"a Tor Boston returned 10 Falhouth TOT
fuel oh ana additional baliasi.
str West Hsmbrle. Portland Me, for
New York. arrived hero for engine repairs
C.TfARf.EgTON. Dec 25-Str santa Rosa.
from Tocoplia for this port, Is ashore OF
Morris Island; 1ye tuEs are along.ide.
LONDON. Dec 21--Str Ncotsneld ihF's
.~riSea A. piynouth with deck danaFed
ana water ln so > hold: vessel let va
bana for Brcmcrhaven.
SIR Fwainby CBrl, shields for Provi-
deres. arrived a. Barry with consldcrobio
ders damage. having encountered heavy
weather. ...
sT JOHNS. " r. Dec 25--str Biidendijk
gDufcal Rotterdam FOR Boston and eBlN-
more. sent wireless that she was short OF
fuel and may havc 90 put into THIS port
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec cN-Str HcqulaM.
trading coaafWlse, was aground a. couih
Entrance at COOS Bay FOR TX hours Mon
day, ga sfr ramou Mhru tJapl csa1hel
into wharf AZ Port stephens. vessel and
wharf damaged. pulled into stream BY a
tug ard proceeded 10 Astoria
BOSTON. Dec 21--Furnesa liner Dlgby,
week overdue from Liverpool 10 50 johns
Johns to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
White Star Limo
Forms Branch for
German Business
Special Company to Handle
Passenger and Cargo Traf-
flo at Bremen, Will Use
North German Lloyd Piers

The white Star Line announced yes
tsrday that IL has Just completes the
formation at Berlin Of German com
many 20 handle the freight and passsn-
ger business Of tho new line which u
has established between New York and
Bremen. The German company Is TO
be known as the White Star Line. o.
m. b. H., Limited, tho letters standing
for Geselsehaft init beschrankter Haf-
tung. or steamship company With lim-
tied liability,
Ohices for handling third class tranlg
and n transit ofiee have been opened
An berlin In the name Of the new cor
noration. Tho White Star Line also
has an extensive system Of passenger, 7,
agencies in other German cities, and
has recently opened an administration
oesoo AZ Bremen. It's terminal facilities
AZ Bremsrhaven are used In con- June
sion with the North German Lloyd.
Tbs White Star Line at present is
ooerating two ships in tho Bremen
service, tho Pittsburgh, and thefCano-
pie. carrying cabin and third class
passenRers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Cleared

Erhoim (Nor); Johannssn. Walton: r
WV'Susrt,emb.rg V'S CGsrl. Graslfs; Ham
burg. United American Line.
Fchr Leo Le Blanc tBrl. Comeau: f:
Delizo via Newark. J i Whitney.
Menomlneo tBD Finch LONDON TO
Boston Atlantic TrGnaport Line. ,
vesiaua OBJ. Boyd Genoa; II Win
fsnreed CBr: storey; Avonmouih
Voulder Weir & BOYD
Alpine Range obi Tcii, Leith % Fhiia-
delphia: FurneEg witty
Santa Luifa: Willlems0n; Cellao ana
Mollendo via Panama Canal w X Grae'
III Lago; Langei New Orleans southern
Vi sud. Ring; Galveston; Southern
Delaware. Foren. Boston. Eastern s s
Hamilton: Nelson; Norfolk: old Domln-
ION transportation CO. q,
Hellenes OBJ; Lee; 81 Johns X
CHICAGO city CBr); Butler; Cardiff and
Bristol. Chag Hil 4 Son.
sehodack. Morgan Havro and DunAuk 3
Cosmopoiitsn Line. .
Baltic fefO Hoimfenn. Calcutta 10
Philadelphia. Furness. witty
llarmOnides (Brls Hughes, Montevldeo
and Buenos Ayes. r = Houston
Arspahoe. Devereaux Jackt0nville and
Charleston. clyde Line.
Colombo G.fsil: Ruuard; Naples erd
{ Genoa. NaYigaziOne itouaua.
Enslsy City. Land; Philadelphia lsth-
PhosniE DAM; Hsi: philadelphia. Is-
braudtscn Noellef
, horn and Naples D Mallory.
gnuforc. Anderson. Daiquiri; Ofe : 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Radio Corp. of America

fositioE a. noon. distance IN miles unless
otherNise slatedl
Afoundrla by Key West Dec g.
AnfinouG 800 " Bermuda Dec -.
Ari0 40l s Amnr0se Dec l7.
Brl1Eet0Wn - 3 Curacao D4o -.
ci3 % Falrbury so z Cape Hsnlopsn
Dec g.
CaUpiin 5fl = Nantucket Dec 81.
CITY OF Columbus 1f2 NNE Diamond
Dec o.
Canadian Explorer 40 p Hatt.ras Dec ~.
Cit5 OF savannah 81 y Diamond Dec "a.
Eastern sun f0T r 1osf0n Deo 1s
EI lslro 80 Scotland Dec ~.
lelfore TO- Hatisras Dec a.
franslin X Lane is0 = sandy Hook
uec 81
J u Archbold % n Diamond Dec g.
John Worthlngton 80 3 Ambrose Dec "a.
NantnOwoo ist Al a Ion 81 a. Dec ze
Mnnesotan ztt SW Balboa Dec ze.
hunalrcs ~ NJ Cape Charles Dec "a.
Neiapah e1t Scotland Dec 81.
MiDsoia t5s = Ambrose Dec .s
Mount ciaI 1853 r Ambrnas Deo ~.
hstspr : 81 bIiHantine Dee ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Independent Wireless Tele'
graph Co., Inc.

Positions At noon unless othefvise speehsd.
Artieas as IIhtteras Dec IS.
Aryan passed Cape Henry Dec ~.
Autinous 400 w Bermuda Dec ~. -
hfoundria pared Key west All Dec 27.
Absecon l1b Ne Cape Henry Dec H..
city of Savannah 81 Diamond Shoals
CITY Of 'wca,herford s71 Z Hois in wall
clare anchored a. Arecibo All Dec 81.
Cody so Y Afnhfofe Dec ~
Champion Anderson , $ 2 Tortugas Dec a.
croiai. passed Pollock Rip Dec "a.
Comauche lss E Scotland Dec ~.
Cofuella 229 n san Juan peo ~.
currief 10 Sand Key Dec ~.
Eastern suu stJ sW Boston Dec 81
Ei Dla 1o2 WSw T0rtuFas Dec -.
El MundO % r Jupiter Dec 20.
FlfmOro ~ y San salvador Doc ~ -.
Fred W Weller passed Ambrose 1880 PM
Dec ~ hound Ration Rouge.
Go Tucy s3 NJ Jupiter Dec -.
our % Mexico g 8 sandy Hook Dec ~.
gnfprinee 10 =. NE jupiter Dec e.
Gov John Lind ff5 NNW San Juan Dec a.
Guifstreafn so q Brent9n Reef Dec 81.
Hsleakala no Bermuda Dec ~.
Herbert @ wyiie sos Tnmpico Dec ~.
Helen ia y Aguadfna Dec 27.
irene ss y Rebecca Shoals Dec ~.
lroQuois left Puerto Plata PM peo -
Tor sanchez
John Worihlnglon go S Ambrose Dec q.
Kershaw 40 Ne Winter Quarter Dec %.
T
Nercicr lat f5 A. Ion 3a 20 Dec 1s
Mne0la 800 = Amurose Dec n.
Newton 100 = Fire Island Dec o.
Norranus 2l0 y san Miguel Dec %.
Sarbo iat 80 o. lon 90 05 Dec %.
Panama 900 $ Scotland . Az Dec 81.
Penobsc0t NB Tcnwick Dec -.
Puget sound tz1 = Cape May Dec 27
Hayo 90 NW Tortugas Dec a.
Roanoke i2s y Diamond Shoals Dec FL.
saguh lies 3 Scotland Dec -.
s Herkness lf4 WsW sand Key Dec a..
san Jaclnto passed FOwey Rock Dec &C.
Samuel = FULLER "a NJ Havana Dec 81
SusGuehanna SE Key West Dec o.
awifieaEio 100 ME- Diamond Shoals
Dec 21
swiuscout eo7 sW Block Island Dec 81.
Tanamo i.2l7 5 Scotland Dec -.
Toriugaoro iat - 70 Ion 81 81 Dsc -,
West Eidara $50 Ambrose Dec %.
Mm Nils 30 sSE Nantucket Dec ~.
West Zsds 101 = Boston Dec "a.
Wcst lmboden 500 4 by y Care Hatt.ras
Dec 81.
Wet Mu1ham isi - - Ion ts q Dec 27.
Zuiia i.lgs 8 scotland Dec ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
American Ports
CBy maH)

hoSToI, Dec sa-Arr.ved. Coa~w,..
y en ppTf Nera. fchr Theoilne. g1vsbo-..
aailfd. Absec0n Norfolk. aaI Uotods,r
1-fl Jap. Calcutta FOR New Yo-k
PORT sAN LUIS. Dec .o-Arr.vss. cha.
teAl Ihierr3, Honolulu. tug Humaeonra
.offoik Tor Seattle. flff. lndfaua ftrl
hstofi. for lIavre, go. West cohoEia. We.
sora fer sydney. sailed. itth. Iniay.
SAN PEDRO. Dec is-Arrlved. sehr 81,
.hofnas Llrton, Astoria 18Th, Ocenne-
Nnnc- Turtlc bar in tov.
lphA ARTHUR. Dec 1l--Arrivedi " n
lIihh Philadelphia. West fvls Client. cur
rlef Flovfsnca. Sailed WIldwood. piyra-
outh. Ifinidadlsn. Savannah.
NokfCLki Dee .f-Arrived. Bertha
lNgri, talharirn- Zovetia rtaD Nes
YORK. clearrf 20 for Portland. Ms. Mairn
tNofl. Havana chifuku Maru Japi. Van
couver. cleared 20 for Falmouth; Sordh~s-
l.n Nanl, newport Naur, 1tfh. Ceiuc
Prince fRrl. N~r York VIA Nrwuorf
Nsws. 4I'h. Lorfher Castle lHri. Oaivss.
ton FOR Antwerp. Washington Naru fJarl.
vancoufer, 2 g. Tor uniied kinrdom; schr
Augusta Hilton. Mobile. Cleared: 1sth.
Honduras fNorl. Preston. sailed Gre
clan. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA. Dss ss-Ar5ivsd; scar
Camilla Nay Page. Mirnroana
Fohl ANGELES, Deo ls-sArrTsf--s
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Notice To Mariners
CBy U 5 HydroEraDhlo offlcs)

4 200.lb bell viii BE- sounded By hand
whenever the foghorn az Rockland Break
water Light station. West PcnobscOt Bay,
Ae. lat - os IS y. Ion 60 % a ". 4
disabled
Jan following buoys discontinued
Long Island Flats buoy IA. Spectacle
Island east buoy 2. Spectacle Island south
east buoy 4. Boston Harbor, Mass
Sands Point Hcef Inner buOys 2iA and
2iB. Long Island Sound, y Y. third-olas'
Hpara. discontinued Dec rs.
nuoys established for experimental pur-
poses by u Army within a circular ares
of 1000 yards In diameter. located i,35s
yards i5s deg, 90 min from Little Gul
Island lighthouse. Block Island Sound,
Y. haze been discontinued. position. lat
Al fe y. Ion "a 0s ".
rish Set stake buoy 7H. Chesapeake
Bay. Va, ESQ. yards 23t deg from Yorh
Spit Light. a lat 3Tl1 y. lon 76i6 w
was discontinued Dec IS.
Notice Of latest " % Chart Issues
New editions Of " o Charts; Nos. Ssl
lt5d ed. 1855 9th ED. 2osi 10th ed) and
592g (7th ed.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Marconi Reception Halls
Two Decades of Wireless

ROME, Dec. 27. The Itslo-Ameriean
Association tonight gave farewell
reception IN honor Of william Msreo9i'
who will sail Thursday FOR the Unped
States. The reception also vas IN cole- ce
hrstion az the twentieth anniversary
~ the uaiting OF tho United states
and Europe By wireless telegrsphy'
Senator Maggiorno Perrsris made an
address Of welcome, 20 which Mr.. Mar
conf responded, saying his association
with the United states had been close
and continuous from the time OF the
commencement OF his work on radio
telegraphy. -
arms encouragement an support 30
heartily extended me e. tho Ameri-
cans since my hrss landing in New
York twenty-three years ago. SAID
Mr.. Narconi.