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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
Tudor Star Back to
Get Apple Shipment

Due 10 the increase In the exports
ton OF apples. following the recent
reduction OF the freight rate from 81
per boz 20 90 oents. tho British re.
fftgeraior ship Tudor star. Capt J.
Taylor. returned 20 Seattle Friday
from Vancouver and VIII take on an
additional cargo OF apples. Tho YES.
sci viii be followed shortly BY the
steamship Tuscan Star. which IL due
~ Vancouver November 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

dida,s for the presidency on . ma
tionai tichet7
yanrs Biaek. ~o~fneted IN ccr.e~-
sios heid al coIunsus. oAio. Feb 70.
1874.
Was General Grant q republican
Ne ,ras elected president on the re-
rsbitcrs fsckef. tsf Ne lad pepcy
posed rcpnbiicas ticket and xeuer
cast q rcp~blscas ballot s~fn Ne haa
tees eight yerys a rrpabiscan pyest-
a.rra ma iaxf vote before Ne entered
the army sras cast for a radical pre-
slavery Democrat,
who were the eldest ana youngest
sIgnrrr 81 tho Constitution Of the
e. 81
The sId~ss ~ss rexgsmin Frcrk-
ua. vho soas ~ years Of cces she
voangers. Sichoias 6Gnss. whs sras
IS.
what were some OF the great
-Amnesfies'' OF history. In addition 10
that proclaimed after the civil war
In the United ssatesf
Tac earliest recorded swressy scas
that Of Ttrasyhsiss az Ashcrs. the
50 fyranfs and fee others wers e.
eiased from tfs orerefson. Amons
the celebrated amsesft~s syrf That
prociaiweS on me vrsfcvasios Of
Cherries ~ Of Encias1y ~ xspoieen.
March ~, fsIs. from srhich 10 smt-
rerf persons. tneirSinc Tancvrand.
veye erc~rfes: the frssston s-scrsv
Of Ascasf 10. fssss the ceasvai on
ncsfy proclaimed BY the Emperor
Frascxs yossph Of Aasfvta IN 1887.
The last oct Of amnesty paced IN
Great Bvtssfs xas that of George N.
psocissrtsr . sardes 10 sAoss rho
had taken part In tho ssoon6 yocottse
ycbeiiioa.
What Il meant By -niioustsrins In
congress-,
Faibssfertsr. u q isossiassvs Sense.
IL uhen minority Il b<as on s~iay-
tn0 or ssfeossrc q pablo measure.
corsussn0 the lime asrsso srhsch 70
should b. eesssaered BY rssksso
lengthy speeches. snaey sad fire.
qrens trivial moftoss. and tnssstsno
On caiitnc Of the ron on each MO-
fion. The ozostos 70 odgossns . high
~ privileged woster. can be yeresc~d
Frequently. aad u efsss made 90
scvre fhss pSvpose. the practice hetsc
kept W fcv serersf days ard s<chss
What were tire marks sn the
Egyptian sacred bull Apisf
Hisfortans Disagree on fhia One
account u that ne hair sc1s black. ne
had q rhtsc svtaacSlas SPOT o. his
forehead. on his back on eagle. .
beetle under hls tongue, ard the heir
Of Ma fau scus dovsis. Ord described
him a. being Of oarsosss cciora ssra1o
says his forehead and soms parts Of
hs body ore Of srhifr color. fhs
rest being black. P7sny speaks Of
Apis az kcrino white spot IN the
form Of q crescent spor hts right
tide. and lump Under Ma tongue IN
the form Of beetle. Ammi0rus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
AUTO INVADES
RAILWAY FIELD
Cas- Powered Car Is Used
on Canadian Road

oDeratsd By thu Canadian National
Railway Rs = passenEcr-cnrryfng
unlt between Montreal and the near
~ town Of La Sale. a unique railway
v0h1c1c powered by q six-cyfndsr Eas
motor. Is expected 10 further damon
o(rnka the economic value Of gasoline
prup<11cd cars ns allies az the steam
roads. according 70 officers OF the
red
a description OF this novel car has
lust been received here and 70 popu-
N has tho new innovation become
after railway officials In Canada have
teGted Il out that the Canadian Ma
1tona1 Railway have inauxuratsd this
NV service which Is exceeding all
oxpertafions according to report
The vehic,e was Designed and built
~ ledoux. Jennings q Co. Ltd. REQ
GIrlxibutus At Montreal. The car Il
~ fe4t m length and Il mounted on
two-wheel trucka
II bn1y II similar IN external ana
1neorna1 destgn 70 . mail inserurhan
cor. With . smoking room ana bag
rnxe COMPARTMENT IN the front. Seat
1mx accommodation II provided for 30
nonusngerz. and standing room for 20
nnnra. On IT. first run n carried 81
you0ae.
TIA wAeels srs Of stsel and. u
eourse, m ovrf regular trackAss.
Ernkes. operating on al eight whecls
ne operated BY what IL ordinarily the
olesring wheel The regulation three
1rwnrd speeds and one reverse are
rrcvided. and a speed Of 90 miles an
heur en- be obtained. The estimated
unsol1ns mileage IL 10 TO the gallon
mo eustre vehicle weighs approx
u1nfely four tons. On q trial run
1som Montreal to OTTAWA II makes
~ nnms running tins ~ the regu-
~ 1xa1n. u II said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
Molasses Steamer
Coming TO Seattle

bringing i..oo tons Of molass~s
from Hawaii. the MAfson Nsvlgass ton
company's liner Lurslns 10 scheduled
TO arrive In Seattle via San Fran.
cisco. Tho weasel. which also has
passenger accommodation. win sali
from Honolulu on November II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

am willing to economic and shs
says abe In too. But don't want 10
attempt the impossible I've heard
that financial trouble was At the bot
tom OF most divorces. Would you
please advise me. or put n up 10 your
rcadersg
] know sfncs ths war many Of thc
ex-scrvfce men have married on
small incomes Perhaps some Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
A CORRECTION

II was stated thru thsss col
umns . few days ago that words
printed In italics in tho Bihis de-
noted expression This answer 10
somewhat rnlsieadlng. Tho words
printed In italics are words that
were not expressed in tho original
Hebrew and Greek languages In
which the Old and New Tessa-
uaents were written. but wore
inserted BY tho srznxiators 20
mako tho meaning moro clear
~ they thought
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Miss ORGY viii receive callers
IN her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday from I TO .. IN. and
on Tuesday and ThursdAy from
II q m 20 - M each week.
Please DO not ecrns ~ other times
~ u seriously intsTferes with her
writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Chicago Auto club has q f1.ss Of
motorcycles 10 sweep up giass on
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Motor tourists 70 the national
parks for the 1894 season toiaied
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Aovo<f'twas ssvs sAs rhsfs cYescesf
% No steAs eide srds the priucspai
scn. ssd Asiioaas mentions 70
rsorks. ~ rhsch Ne soas recognized
There u evidence from the bronses
foard IN E1ypf thar the puifarc (nof
eaoisJ on he back cas one Of his
ohoracferssfies.
When eid Gunboat Smith win slie
white heavyweight championship OF
American
January 4. 1914. az San Fronctsco.
sohen he knocked out Arthur Peikey
n rs rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

ons thing SURE. ia rather stag u
forever than to drag my girl down
10 real p!nehins poverty. dshts and
worry. That kind Of existence would
soon wear the bloom off OF love. or
90 ] believe.
Please ask your rsadeys--CAN
TWO LIVE AZ CHEAPLY Az oNEr
Thanking yeu. I am J. NJ.
! cell b. rcrv piad 70 print ieffers
On fhis sabjecf from persons hactnc
had scfraI experiences. IN an effort
10 h<ip J. ~. a. tho youso man
ssofes N his letter. w1sv q theory
IL too good 10 De- srse and does not
cork owt In arfasl practice.
VIVA was the first fetnpernnca can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Yreuch farmsrs are using . motor
truck that can DO converted into .
1ynctue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28


according
president the Seattle Automobile Sales CO.. sfoaors To ert wheels
black rbbei Teaproof khaki The and and adjustable mind
tncte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

VINO was the first temperance can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24
The Great Commandments

N N, Editor Of the Euenino Public Ledger:
sir-Sitting in my church pew last
Sunday heard the pastor read TINS
massage from one Of the gospels, to be
svact' Matthew xii. 3J-4O:
"Then one of them. which was a
LAWYER, asked him question, tempting
him and saying: Master. which is the
great commandment in tie law? Jesus
ssid INTO him: thou shalt love the
lord thy God with all thy heart, and
With all thy soul. and with all thy mind.
This is the first and great command
ment. And the second is like unto it..
Thou shalt love thy nclghbOr as thy
srlf. On these two commandments hang
all the law and the prophets.
The minister's voice was softly mod
ulated. vet every word fell distinctly
apon his listening and rcverent cOngre-
cation. Here. pondercd, In the words
Of the Master is the simple. straightf0r-
ward way, plainly stated. There are no
bypaths. no complexities, nothing to
bother either the wiscSt or the simplest
minds. When men are distressed to
reconcile crccdS. 20 establish harmony
between Genesis and geology, still un-
certain MS 10 the exact Interpretation Of
"bapto." and rcsolutcly aligned on
one or the other side Of "Ct cum filiO-
Que," the answer Of Jesus to the lawyer
shines clear guide to human conduct.
Man is curious, prone to investigate,
TO rebel against established order. to
disregard rules, and. true to his nature
Of contradictions, is amcnable to dis
fpline. to orderly movement. and regu-
lated conduct. If in no other way he
presented those characteristics that sup.
port the thought iof his dual nature.
this is sufficient. The struggle between
= the two forces is inccssant. and the end
i determined rs the individlaS sue
ceeds. either in establishing 4 just
equilibrium between the two, or per-
mis one or the other to dominate, and
so become one sided.
On these two laws should and must
depend the moral progress of man. And, =,
% material progress in the long run is
proportonate to the moral. all of man 3
growth upward hangs on them. Their
meaning is Gear. their application is
easy: their effect is absolute. Debate
OF dispute will not alter them, but
me one who gives them full express
sion in life will find beauty in living,
and the consolation that Il clear con.
science and an unQurstioning faith give
10 the believer rs when the last ban
comes. DEMOS.
Philadelphia, May 90, 1929.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24
Poems and Songs Desired
1.-THE Hazel DELI"

To tho Editor Of the Ercning Public Ledoer.
nH- iou VIII greatly obllgc Il reader wh0
enjoys the Peoples Forum, its letters uues
tons answered and songs and poems. II YOU
VIII print the old song called. l think, THE
Hazel Dell" II begins:
IN the Hazel Dell my Nellie's sleeping
\ Nellie loved so long"
c.. V. L.
Norrstown. Pa. May 10. 1922.
THE HAZEL DELL
In the Hazel Dell my Nellie's sleeping,
Nellie loved SO long.
And my lonely. lonely watch I'm keeping,
Nellie. lost and gone.
Here in moonlight often We have wan.
dcred
'rhro the silent shade:
Now where leafy branches dropping down,
ward
Little Nellie's laid.
CHORUS
All alone my watch I'm keeping
In the Hazel Dell.
For my darling Nelle's near me, sleeping,
Nellie. dear. farewell.
In the Hazel Dell my Nellie g, sleeping
Where the flowers wave,
And the silent stars are nightly weeping,
Ger poor Nellies grave.
Hopes that once my bosom fondy cher.
ished
Smile no more for me;
Every dream OF JOY. alas! has perished
Nellie, dear. with thee.
Now I'm weary, friendlcss and forsaken,
Watching here alone.
Nellie, thou no more will fondly cheer Inc
with thy loving tone.
Yet forever shall Thy gentle image
In my memory dwell.
And my tears thy lonely grave shall mois'
ten,
Nellie. dear, farewell,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24

,,nsuno Iife.Savers

,,,,o. ~ tbe Evening Public Ledger:
!" "m. + read the other day OF the wild
Sir u;vcn @ TO man who risked his
acclaim ,ra another. This is right, and
life 10 i" ," tbc prnise and adulation show
JOIN I'LL, III Tho hero. At the same time
ered .%hppugbt %pb occurred to me, Who ac-
the tn'h ,ho man of science, whose re.
claims % wben applied is the means OF
scare. not one but many lives!
SAVING Victor rE II, Vaughn, chief Of the
II. GMo, section of the National Ike,
mediJna,r men ,rouncil and dean Of the Medical
searcn, 81 thc University Of Michigan,
Scag;o, ;onv AGO publicly stated that IOO,-
noI d 'U"s i,ves have been saved within the
wv .hirtv years by campaigns against
Ms. so 90. The doctor was speaking 10
dlseaIJl Iolcootes TO the National Iubercu.
. tbe l,Ssocinton. whose work has cut
losls thc death rate from that single
aowm aso almost to an extent cqual 10 tne
Gan.'aoying ais.ar total mentioned. Gorgas
nleIh; I lbs aides all but wiped out yellow
anu anu ~" bcadway has been made against
ievs., iS,aria, n ncllagra and the hookworm
na'a, ma nattihg heavy blows from science,
aIs posr f. is slowly yielding some OF its
es.ror eam.u the tsctse fly is being challenger
,er'T,' ;ts conquest of huge areas OF the
n"-tb,s surface. and its victory, Deguh
rnsrohably in paleozoic days, may emu ~
pp,tor defeat because man ~ a1ter IL
".ai, "i,h thc weapons of microscope anu
test tube. = ,s,so,ino TINT
oounts. But as a general ruie the ne
sovers are unsung; at lepst the! 20 not
hare in the public applause as relectru
in the daily newspapers. Inc peop,e eoin In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24
Argues Against Prohibition

'onne Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Nr-ilavnG followed. from time TO
r.!me, the articles appearing in the
roruhl relative to prohibition. its en-
..omreem'nt and failure. may ! add the
htonowing in SuDnOrt Of what Mr.. Kees-
gerry has 50 well stated.
a. rlrSt OF all. let me quote the words of
Mt: Joseph Pcnncll. of Philadelphia. an
artist OF International as we'll as local
,ame' lie says. 'G0u cannot have good
IT. or good Ii crnturr without drink. :"
~. w.. ichnell : statement appears in the
M,alernry Digest of the issue of April -
~. NreSb"rry mentions lone of Ihila-
hh,pnla KIP most noted surgeons as stating
."a, prohibition has been Il blow TO the
mneucal meal Sciences believe Mr.. X. has
mbo ae'or beaver in mind. and, may ask.
"no \ greater an hority in the mcli
," m psoieSH'on than this wonderful sur
cc"h' W" might also quote Doctor
S"'l' SC%"w''l' Kabbi krnuskonf, T.. Dewitt
nuyier ,. and many hundreds of noted and
WWIhnnhcht WhnDncht men. Can the VolStcadS
s,.. .,aet"rS and Topcs and their ilk meet
Ia'emcntS of far.S with such men rs
a"nVc mrntiun"d?
,nS -. lnttN says he is II travelling man
Gu sau never secs drunkenness as mem
,n ,.ohed in Mir. Krcsbcrry's letter. l..
mo o, an travelling man and cover even
i" %'te territory than friend Butts and |
u,,I ee aruhk"nncs$ on every hand, and
wTm.u ITnou' Looking for IT. Only recently.
I Lna ,'N!hS III the Of our street cars,
m. '""fa the condurtor say to his motor.
wo,,, a,,, Jim, pick up. some customers,
W., ohiy had five drunks tonight" 4"
'"Is may hc inferred from that?
'-H'll T., SnVA that '.,,S H.,
So J. isoI1 Tor >4m"thing." SO they are
anto"an,r' n'rr' WIN" and whisky. And the
ReoanI,I" Is licensed killer" also.
tho au,hs nns f"dS lawS,' who grows
thnt '"tn ,.n hn! the rye and the tobacco
womo, runs ,, il" lives of our men and
OF onr ,NihS IN this ''bcautiful world"
"who, l., u, rs YOU say. ELLEN H.. 4"
and IrinI. = naturally for people to eat
boz Iat I'nh M Is good enough for me-" why
thev i ''ncr p""pl" so decide. for what
soui w VIII not b" upon your dear
III. TT9arlcs Tn1,s +, Duryca, in his letter 10
,Mr K'ulI' KnuulII' under dat" of May l2, asks
prohh;t h;tSpr'rry' if prohibition does no,
II Mr. Tn"t Is he, 80 unhappy about 2"
Questinn ~; was here to answer thut
cause nf III sure he would say, "be
Bostono ~ mn IN unjust law (rcmembrr the
iority h., IVA party forced upon the ma
of tIe " iana ical minority, because
has. tbo ','ss m icsiSlation uhr rich man
f0tten nr'i nnr mas to get). because of the
Nilrint t'Iuuct h that we are now forced
stkt ha, o1rhlse ~ the good fellowship
n's cl,, ,"snp,enred from the poor
Iavaa a and because OF the deaths
VOC" caused BY prohibitisn IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24
THE PEOPLES FORUM

the consumption Of poisonous concoc.
tiOns BY people who have sung for $50
years, sweet land Of liberty"
In fnality, may 1t be said that the
return of light wines and beer has been
indorsed by the American Federation Of
Labor and what labor needs 1t generally
gets. l.. II. Is.
Philadelphia, May 20, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24
Questions ANSWERED
Caesars Assassination

TO the Editor Of tho Epenino Public Ledo.r:
"ir--iow long before the birth OF Christ
was JULIUS Caesar assa assina ted?
IGNORAMUS.
Carlisle. Pa. May 90, 1929.
The date at which history deslsnates this
nomentous event was the Ides 05th) OF
March, "a r. c. ' W
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
American Ports

BALTIMORE, July Arrived: Ruth,
Bocc Grande; Elsha WALKER. Tampico.
Sailed Attivitn GbaD, Charleston. $ G;
Norfolk Manitowoc. New York
cHAh1'EsToW, $ G July - s-carrivsd Arr Cd
Jacksonvilo); Lake. Eismere. JaGksonvlle
tand proceeded for Boaton Sailed El
Vernes (pr. Cardcnas; tug James Dough
erty. with section of Dodd drydock In tow
for Mobile.
GALVESTON July s-Arrlved; Lampasas
MGW Y0Eh * hHS FoT"9 No Yor Weqt naSs
New Yori Concho. New York.
JAcKsoNvSILLB. ria. July s-1Arr!ysd
liverpool and Manchester. sailed: Lenape,
NEWPORT. Va, July s-Arrived; s Rem
rrovlden,N Sailed Sch Courtney c Houclt.
NORFOLK. Va. July S--Arrived: Ben
rnnes (Br), Cotton, sch Augusta G. Hilton,
Frc whence, Sarmatia nan), Philadelphia
Aster lD. philadelphia; Alynrado 90.
Cd, New York; Ripagenus. New England
North Wind. New England Monroe. Bos-
ton, Alianca. New York; Lecoq tBrl. New
ton sailed; Sehs Courtney G Houck. New
Haven, Alceus Hooper New Haven;
ff,fif pnlNnnhIFA EfhGf nlyg1 1uy s,nl sArrvea Eide
void (Nor), Guantanamo; Carenco. Balt-
more, Hypatia CBr), Boston. Sailed:
Philip tuDltCRcr, SaRua Ia Grhndet . a
Knudsen (Nor), snsua Birkenhead, Texas
City: Steel WorlScrs' New York. Baysnne,
New York; city Of Sparta tBr). New York
Gloria de Larringa tFp, Gibraltar for or
ders; Edicott Yokohama and Kobe via
New York
PORTLAND. ore. July s-Arrived
Eagle, Now York and way ports.
PORT ARTHUR, July 2~-Arrived: Gulf
Of Mexico, New York. Houmo, Tamptco.
Sailed John ID Rockefeller. New York
Gulf King. jacksonville.
mi a, Cali L.,
(SweD Cuba. Sailed: Asborg tNor)
Cardenas; Bryssel CDan). cuba, c p
CTr) Rouen; Edam Dutch). Rotterdam
Gansfiord (NoD, Port Barrios; Hattie
Lucgenbach, Los Angeles; Lake Fairport.
Mobile. Memphis city, bombay; Norman
Bridge. Tnmpico; Venator (Nor). King
ston; West Cheswald, Buenos Ayres.
PORT TAMPA, FLA, July 8--Arrived
Trinidadian. Port Arthur. Sailed: Schs
Hesper. Philadelphia. Mabel Frye, Baltf-
more
SAN FRANCISCO, July s--Arrlved, sth;
Woyo Maru tJap), Yokohama for New
York; Colonel Fl l. Drake Juneau: TIL
beoet ODU, Batavia; Sth, Annie johnson.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Oue IO-u9y
Vessel. Port: Agency
Virgil. Para. juno l5. Lamport & Holt Line
Blair, i Kirk. June 19 mopoiltan Line
kendel Astle. Agiers. June 20
Norton. Lilly & Co
Maine, London. June "a. Atl Trans Line
kasama, Liverpool. June IS.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Nerbania. London. June H.. Cunard 8 Co
Lena Luckenbach. Colon July !.
City of Sparta. Gibraltar. june 10.
Norton Lilly & Co
Francisco, Hull. June "a.
Ellerman's Wilson Limo
Dakotan. Boston, July s. Unit Amer Lines
1nnoko. Rotterdam, June "a.
Black Diamond s Corp
Iarantia, London, June "a. Cunard S S Co
Due Tomorrow
CamoenS Barbados, June 90
Lamport & Holt Line
Blue Triangle. Gray's Harbor Juno ls
Nawsco Lines
Caddo. Crtstobal. July 1......The Texas Co
Nueces. Mobile, July b.....,. Mallory Line
Due Tuesday
Independence Hall. Rotterdam June 81
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Wednesday
Archimedes Manchester, June 30
International Mer Marine
Gustavsholm Shields. June 26.
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Thursday
Zarembo, Bordeaux, June ~.
Palembang Gibraltar. July l.
Funcn. Edye & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Marine Reports

NoTE.--ahe hours below are standard time.
THE Trp~s
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE. Mali information will be found
Travel Page, Eighth Column.
Tho calling hours below arc daylig hit
saving time.
Sail Tomorrow
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier,
Roma, Marseiles. PM. 3lst st, b 'klyn
West Cannon, Satnarang, 3 PM .,....2l, & /
Laura, Piracus, 3 PM ...,... S1at at, n islyn
Acropolis. Constan;inople 2 PM"22, B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Berengarla. Southampton, - Ma. n r
Reliance. Hamburg, 10 AM. ...,..S6. n II
Siam CITY. Hamburg, PM. IA, B'kyn
Dante Alighicri Naples. ! PM ...,l5, N Y
hing Alexander. Iiraeus, IL NJ %, II lSyn
Snn Wednesday
rrcs Monroe. London. I'M. al, Hoboken
s. Paul Hamburg, - Nc. ......... so. n Il
Estonia, Lihau. PM, g. Bush y, b klyn
Munwood, Cnrdenas, Ii AM ..,..... 9. II r
Tivives Santa Marta. l2 Nj M........ 8, u Il
Sail Thursday
Carmania. Liverpool, IL M.....62. N r
United States Christ'ania. 10 NJ.
18th ct, Hoboken
La Bourdonnais. Havre, 3 PM......74, n r
tatria. Marseillcs. PM M..... 3lst st, B'klyp
Bayern. Hamburg. IL M......,.....S6 NJ N r
MNrRval, Grenada, PM...,....2t, b klyn
GuiGna, st Thomas. PM M...,......47 " II
CGthbeS Para IL M........ 3sd at. B'klyn
Sail Friday
Bogots Cartagena. Il M........44, " r
Munargo Nassau. t2 M........,... 9. E r
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
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AlWani saS d boston July T.
Antinous 23b E Cape Henry July s.
5ankdale 4te Il Ambrose July 8:
Bremerton $50 70 Cape Race July 9.
Cnsey az ~ cape henry July e.
CITY or Alton 400 Cape Henry July =.
city OF Savannah l75 Capo Hatteras
July
Currier 80 Brenton Reef July s.
i'ofchester Me Northeast End July &.
Ilrottninghoim 500 IL Ambrose AM July g..
Georgian l,2o0 b boston July I.
geo w Barnes 10 Barnegat July s.
norman Frasch 81 SW Nantucket Shon ls
July
Henry Mallory 740 Scotland July Z
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pass. mails ana mdse Pier 81 y e.
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Kerr $ Co VII onions; Pier 2e. BkIyn
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the Amer can Cuban s ) Go. with sugar
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Atlantic transportation Go. with mdse
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June 2, taoia l6. Roston July Z. TO the
International Trading 60 in ballast,
Tavantiu (Br). London.
Noordam ADuN. Rotterdam.