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New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Maritime Miscellany

American agency of Great Eastern Rail
way of England announces that service he
tween HarWiCh and ZeebrugCe will be re-
September.
BOSTON, March 2s--Glory Of the Seas.
Boston built clipper ship of sos. cor
denncd TO Junk heap. and Cornelius Van
oerollt has appealed to maritime associa =
tion Of Boston Chamber Of Commerce to
save old ship. Telegraphed from Tacoma
Wash, that Glory of the Seaa was capable
Of facing Atlantic at slight expense nnd
her copper probably was worth more than
she would cost Glory has been used as a. a
BOSTON, March 2s-schr Grace & Ruby
sailed with 10000 quarts Of $500. 900 1ifte, iquor
Sweeney. OF Yarmouth n S. under bond.
Left behind 1000 quarts, ownership of
which has not been determined. Schooner
bound from settlement Point. BahAmas to
st John, n B.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S-~rleon. 1o4
tons net SOD at United States marshai's s
sale to-day to Robert Dollar Company for
Sl,SoGii 6uiit MsSi, 1sSi at t. Alameda Calf
reported at San Pedro with engines dis
abled, arrived here to-day In tow tug Sea
Monarch.
scheric, Grays Harbor for Hobart, which
put In 26th to land sick man. proceeded
>. Trans Oceanic Company, agents for
Pacific coast to Bilbao; first service from
this coast to Spain without trans-shipment
SEA LIE, March 2S-SIlver State ar
rived 9th from Hong Kong with $500 bales
raw silk zoo cases manufactured silk for
express east.
BOSTON, March 2s-Coast Guard cutter
Tampa, on way to Grand Banks where
sne Will spend busy few weeks showing
vessels IN north Atlantic how to avoid ice
drifting down from Arctic, had aboard mo
tion picture OPERATORS who will film ice
bergs, and F. F. B. Frees. scientist, who
VIII continue survey on behalf of Smith
sonian Institution and Harvard Museu,n
Tampa will relieve cutter Seneca.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Arrived Yesterday

staranecrfjord CNor), Christania Mar
~. StaFanser and Bergen Mar IL to Nor,
vogian American Line with % FIRST. 297
second cabin. 753 third class pass. mails
and mdse. 30th st. Bklyn.
Brldgetown. Cartagena Mar "a, Porto
Colombia Mar H. Kingston Mar 2l: TO
clyde Line. with t"o pass. malls and mdse
s4ier :. f. r
Huber, CRr'. RIO Crande-do Sui, Feb 1s,
Victoria FEB -. Ceara Mar 6, Para Mar
a. Barbados Mar 90: to Booth Line, with
% pass mails and mdse: SD st. Bklyn.
McKeesport, Nassau Mar "a: to Cosmo-
politau shipping Co. in ballast; anchored
fnn Weehawken. X J.
J. Mundo. Galveston Mar 70 =outh-
sciac co. with mdse, Fer 40 y f
Gluoa. Wilmington Mar 26; TO
Go. with mdse, Pier ii \ r
Jacksonville and Charleston; to
co. with mdse, Pier &C. n r.
s. aneo cBr). Portland Eng. Mar 10; to
smith, in ballast; Pier Bayonne,
Auianea Norfolk Mar 27; to Old Domln-
81 y r "
storm King Philadelphia ,far 27, to
Black Diamond S s Co WITH raise, Pier
2, Army Base, Bklyn.
Cttv of Savannah eaNar-sr. afarch .
70 OCEAN GO itA rasa and ,u4so
Orzshs Iiave,s tfs.oa ... TO p. - a.
gena ltlS NJ ~ 49,. rms
II. + r.
seneea ,Rr March =. ., mss
!. Bveiyn. % on March q, to A II Bull
with mdsc; rter -, r. slyn
North Pacific CBr. Mama Ma-oh
.. 20 N KinsIey With mds aacaored
Yeoue. Macoris March 2s t7 -Iyde
Ilne with pass. mails and mdso, yer "a.
oNm0'o oBr). Southampton and Cher
\ hour o. 10 White Star Line with
! 2'2 fire. second and 163 third class
pas" ma and mdse; anchored off Quar-
anttue WIN dock about q m to-day at
Pier 50 y r eWest 18th stl,
Camilla Gilbert tNor). Genoa. March -;
&c Kerr Co with mdse; 57th st, B'Ilyn
Soriand tNor), Barry, March "A. TO s O
Strav Win mdse, anchored in Quarantine.
io
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

Canadian Ranger tBr). Liverpool via Hall J.
fax; Selwyn Eddy, Norfolk. Sailed
stephen II Jones, Norfolk.
FORT TAMPA. March IS - Sailed:
Chester Valley Beaumont.
SAN FRANCISCO. March .s-Arrived
March 81 Mariana (Br). Wellingt on
weucsley, Mobile; 2s, sonoma, sydney
Maui. Honolulu; Taketoyo Msru tJsp),
Hong Kong for New York: Felix Taussig,
Boston. Sailed 81. Montgomery city. Bos-
ton; city OF Rangoon tBr>, Seattle; Is,
Somme. New York; Chsumont, New York.
SAVANNAH. March 2s-Arrived Col
itngsworth New Orleans. lisbeth tNor),
Nuevitas; City of Columbus New York;
Nantucket Philadelphia (and sailed for
Jaoksonvile); CITY of Rome Boston
Sailed: city OF ST Louis. New York.
ST JOHN, N r, March 2S--Arrlved :
Breedyk (Du), Rotterdam; Bratland (Nor,
san Domingo Lord Antrim IBr), Rotter-
TAMPA. Fra March 2S-Sailed: Inca
Carteret; !. schr Anna Hudson MatanZas
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass, March IS
Arrived: Schr Fleetwood (Br), New York
for st John, n b.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Weasel Port ArArrr
Fepchurch. Marseiles March g.
Messiah. Liverpool March H. Int Mor Mar
zarembo. Dunkirk. March IL
Cosmopolitan Line
Colu iiafbor, Los Angeles, March 2.
Tnthorn. Shields March IS Kerr 8 s Co
Honolulu. Algiers' March II:
Eastern Cras. Fayal. March II,
Cosmop polltan Line
i~anfos, Kingston. March 81 Caribbean Line
cove. Sanchez March 21. Caribbean Line
Hansl!a. Avonmouth. March II.
Robert l. Hague
Hmua. oran, March Phelps Bros M
81 ci navigator, Tacoma. March b.
Norton. Lilly & CO
Due Tomorrow
Menominee. London. March IS.
Atlantic Transport Line
Casper. Santos, March Int Freight Corp
DCs Friday
Nirg,lia. Londoi, M4~cn r5.... Cunard Line
Wheeling Mold Shields March II.
Laura, palermo March 81. ~''S w
James " ElweM & Co
Due saturday
City OF Cambridge, Gibraltar, March l.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Due Sunday
Eastern Soldier. Antwerp. March is.
Black Diamond S S Corp
Coeur Alene. Leghorn. March H.
a II Bull & Co
Due Monday
Quaker City, Leith, March Is
Export Transport a ion Co
Bird CITY, Rio de Janeiro. March l5.
International Freighting Corp
Due Tuesday
Somerset Hamburg. March 20
Tuscarora. Manchester. March is
Wilihilo San Pedro. March lS.
Williams s G ca
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

Anaconda 4S3 Ambrose " Mar 5s-
Cslamares 25o N Hatteras Mar 2s
Ssn5say "a at q q Ion Ion g g H Il a4 MaF rs 3s
Carenco 9S7 e Ambrose Nv Mar Is.
Colombia i5I s Scotland Nv Mar 81.
Comus 10 NE Jupiter Mar 2S
Consort lat ~ As Ion 36 II Mar ~
paVld Mekelvy 28 Jupiter Mar 2s
Eastern Leader 155 E Ambrose Mar 2s.
t.i Ei Aba 8 Ne Jupiter Mar IS.
~ Lago - Jupiter Mar 2s
El Vale 30 $ Jupiter Mar IS.
Gulfoil Jupiter Mar 2s
Lewis Is Thurlow 25 s Portland. Me,
II II c, c FolFer 200 ME- Jupiter Mar 2s.
Herbert G Wylie 1o5 n Jupiter Mar 2s.
HeTnan a5a16, Frasch $40 2 Hatteras Mar 81
Lone Star State lat 40 90 Ion 40 80 Mar 2S
Marne 1,o67 S Scotland LV Mar 2s.
MaaniGd MMinnieq1% 3 30 =, Sc iillsboro Mar 2s.
Erien1 Enatd 'St Cape Henry Mar 27.
Rayo pd Jupiter Mar 2S
hoanoke Il Jupiter Mar 22
Sacandasa $50 Cape Nav Mar %
anna Sai,ta TiiE!a S}an, l48S Cape Henry Mar 81
v ygssslS Wassa,c 01% Is SE sd Ambrosee w Mar H.
West Catapace lat II IS lon 81 81 OF Mar 81
". " est lake &. $50 r Cape Henry Mar ~.
Wheenns'9 fhSy1n 9pIGt Mal, 259 Ambrose ~ Mar 81
WiIIlaln Boyce Thompson l,093 u Nal
teras Mar 27 'i''
A lt. pou ne ~ HSie 81 40 + Cape HenIopen Mar 2S
ShaDSll fth)ll watts 81 w Sand Key Mar 49,
CH%;rles e Harwood IS Z American Shoals
concho l,o72 S Scotland Lv Mar Is.
i,,,fl.'ttF utr'TF zoo WNW Tortugas Mar 2S
CQhan Head passed Tortugas Mar %
lE,degeheid rs W Key West Mar 2S
= = Giuitmaid 217 WNW Tortugas Mar u.s.
Tu!fs SO " Sand Key Mar Is.
) a Bostwick 30 NWN Tortugas Mar %
) Pew 800 WSW Tortugas Mar oS
) Ohm On, D Archbold lO6 NV Tortugas Mar rs
! n1,Lberty Bel l6 e Tortugas Mar rs.
NJ NJ uskogee l6 f Sand Key Mar 2s
fennSyl Nania 10 w Sand Key Mar o.
gan S Juan so WNW Lobos Cay Mar Is.
Sa pinero rs NV Tortugas Mar IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
NAVY Orders
From Tho rribunc's Washtnoton Bureau

From Tho Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Navy order
issued to-day follow:
Michael. Com. II. H.. to u. s. S. Concord
preisontok, 1t. J. Y" to L. S. S. Eagle SO
Evans. 1t. J. B., to New York.
Fechteler 1t. f. c.. to y. S. s. Langley
Hosung 1t. G. H., to L. S. S. Beaufort
Botla, 1t II, to Washington
White, 1t. D.. to Y. S. S. Canopus
Boug hter. Ems Il. W. to u. S. S. R-26
Downes Ems e II, resigned.
Scott, Ems, S II, to u. s. S, California.
Haas, 1t. J. J., to Washington.
Watrous, Com. f. r., to L. s. S. Tennessee
Barker. LII. f.. f. to L. S. S. St Louis.
Buck, Bosn. r. NJ, to Puget sound
Quinn, Lit. II. o.. to Cape May.
TurnbulI. Ap. elk. j. D.. to Philadelphia.
Yoes, Ap. elk. j. r, TO Cape May.
HerVey. Ch. Pharm. ID. NJ. to Guam.
Ruge, Ch Pharm. .. G., to L. S. S. Cal
iforna
Wright. Ems NJ @. to L. s. s Ramapo.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Army Orders

From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 2S.--.Arny orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Cohn. 1T. g. F., to Fort Andrews
Magce. 1T. +. j., to Camp Mcclellan.
prury, Maj. r. w. to Fort Porter,
Quartermnstcr Corps
Lawtor, Cot II. H., TO Letterman General
Noble. It, Col W H.. to Camp Travis.
Cavalry
Benjamin, 1T. Col J. A, to FL Paso.
Preston, Col. G. H, to Ell Paso.
Dye, Lt. p l.. A., to Denver.
Munday. Capt. b. f.. to Fort Riley.
Van Auken. Capt ". b.. to Fort Riley.
Air Service
Healy, 1t. j. A., to Bellevile.
Warren. Capt. q. s., to Langley Field
Physioc, Lit j. A. jr,. to Langley Field
Miscellaneous
Read Col 3. A, judge adv. to Boston
Putnam, 1t w. e. c. A.. to Fort Totten.
Errington, 1t. Col c. II, Fin Dept to
Fort Crook
Burkhead. Capt c. IT,, Sig c.. to Seattle
Vincent. Capt. T. *. Ord, to Metuchcn.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
BY Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Inc

less otherwise stated) 0''
Mar 2s. "3le'
Aswiworld S rnbrose Mar Is
Eastern Soldier e42 Cape Nav Nsr.-
Gulfstar SO W Sand Key Mar 2S
Gvlf Trade 70 S Jupiter Mar IS
George G Henry lI5 S Nantucket Mar %
Helen 5e4 n San Juan Mar ~
lroQuois 1105 Scotland Mar 81
Masuda 1929 NE Jacksonville Mar 2s.
Millinocket 1877 S Nantucket Mar .s
Mayaro lo4S Sc Ambrose Mar 81
Nishnaha $40 Cape Henry Mar 2s
North Pacific passed Ambrose PM
Mar rs.
Ortzab ba arrived Quarantine Pm Mar 2s
Princess 1872 Scotland Mar 27.
San Juan 81 Sc Tortugas Mar 81
Sag Harbor $50 Sandy Hook Mar "a
Suffolk IS sW 'w!n,erquarter Mar es.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Foreign Trade Gains

Total exports from japan during JAM
ment of Finance at Toxic, amounted
to 87.267,000 yen, an increase of 49,
100000 yen compared to January, 1921.
Imports for the month were i78,80d.000
yen, compared to 105,231 900 yen In
January last year.
Raw silk. the chief export, was
valued at 33,795,0 yen in January
this year, compared to 1o347,0o0 yen
in January, 1921.
Among the imports, raw cotton is
the largest in amount Imports of cot
ton during January this year were
valued at 58,608,000 yen, compared to
imports valued at 81 ,238,00o yen in Jan
uary, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Foreign Ports
ArrivaIa

sTAvANGER, March l7-Ideford (Nor),
TRoNDHJEM March al-ottar Jarl
HEIs1NGBoRG. March 2a-curshom
(Swedl. New York.
cUXHAvEN. March 22-Estonia Dan)'
HAMBURG, March 23-Carrgan Head
jBr), ST John. N B. Oregonian. New York;
March 26, saxona New York and Halifax
COPENHAGEN, March 20 - Florida
(Dan). Savannah
GoTHENRuRG. March 23-stockholm
AARHus. March 2a-salontca (Nor).
Baltimore.
FREDER1KsHAvN. March 24-Bjorne-
ford lNor); Baitimore.
soUTHAMPToN, March 2s-oropesa
(Brl. New York for Hamburg (and pro
cONsTANTINopLE March 1s--Clontarf.
New York.
ALGlERs. March 1s - Themistocles
(GrlO. New York; March 20. Eastern Ad-
miral. Philadelphia
PASSAGES. March 2l-west chetac.
Galveston.
MARsEILLEs. March 24-Aldgate (Br).
HAVRE. March 25--Nacata. New Orleans;
Flonier tBelg), New York; Wisely (Br),
st John N b; West Eldara Baltimore.
ADELAIDE, March c5--Trcvorian (Br).
Galveston
SMYRNA, March 1S-Canadian Hunter
(Brl, Philadelphia.
sHANGHAI, March 25-Dewcy. San
Francisco; Hoosier State, San Francisco
6. ATTWERP. March 26--corsican cBr>.
NAPLEs, March 27-Arablc rpr) New
York. ~
rLIvERPooL, March 2s-cornishman
(Brl Portland, Me.
orI.oNi LONDON. On. ,, March 2s-orleans, New
GalVeston; Corson. New York
:, kARACHI, March "a Lorenzo (Br>
AMsrERDAM, March 24-M r Elliott.
LISBON. March 2s-B-asa us. New
BELFAST, March 27 - Lord London.
derry lBr), New Orleans
HongkonE for New York. - -
uB0MBAY, March 27 - Tuscan Prince
= HoNGKoSGG,, March 27 - wenatchee.
DuENos AYnEs, March c7 - rrouba-
dour (Nor), New York.
= RIO JANElRO, March 27--Otho, New
,1AJ AAJyGtKLAND. March rs - Australnd
MELBoURNE. March 26 - West Hen
,13i narrow March 27 - British Baron
ANONMOUTH, March 27-Pedro Chris
topherscn (Swed), San Francisco.
Departures
SMYRNA, March IA - winona, New
,>(1 >C(H1R1ssTIAN1A, March 22-Topdalstiord
Singapore, March 23-Eastorn Cloud,
New York
=, coPENHAGEN. March 20 IT VIII
iams, New York.
LISBON March 25-Coeur 'Alene. New
York
6 FLUsHlNG, March a5-rionla (Dan>,
y ST ST MICHAEL. March 2s--Devolente.
LONDON. March 27-MaIne (Br), New
York.
GIBRALTAR, March 21-Maasdljk (Du).
HAMPTON Roads; Monviso Gtaj (from
=, sHANGHAI. March 25-Nanl<ns (from
PENANG: March 2G-Dacre Castle CBr>
Grom Mania). Boston and New York
HULL. March 27-Alaskan, Boston.
:. CARDIFF. March 27-Singa pore (Br),
coNsTANTINoPLE. March 17-Mesali
Heilas (Grk, New York; 18th, Carolinian
Baltimore
(Japl, Hampton Roads
BILBAO, March 22-Jata Mendi (span),
Hampton Roads.
l,tt,E1 G 2 N o A, March 23-Gluseppo Verdi
CBelg), Baltimore; Manhattan tBr). Bos-
to- a5th Mssissppi CBr), philadelphia.
SHANGHAI. March 5-Empress of Asia
king Urom Hongkong), San Francisco.
HAMBuRG, March 25-Orduna CBr).
New York
LElTH March 27-~cairnvalOne (Br>. st
SHIELDS. March o7-Luoerna (Bp.
Philadelphia; Riol cBr), New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Vessels Sold

Javary. str. 1872 tons; sold BY VIM C
Hecht. u Marshall to Garland S S Corn
for $4,000.
Lizzie Bell, gasoline screw, rs tons; sold
oy GustaVa Allen to Piermont Naviga-
tlon Corp for 81 and other considerations
sea Gull, gasoline screw. q tons; sold bv
James kyritz TO Charles Kyri,z for 81 and
other considerations.
sharpshooter schr. 4si tons sold by Ed
S Breeze. ~ '' Hiiey
Higginson Mfg Co No 4. steam screw
100 tons sold by Higginson Mfg Co to John
other considerations " anu
Chaoei. r'@am screw II tons: ,oId Nv,
Anna G Follsnd to Rose Swarts for 81 .nd
other considerations - sno
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Change of Masters

RI s Barclay succeeds r l. Carlton COM
rrand barge Mauch Chunk.
Edward l. Donegan succeeds James w
Hambley command gasoline screw Port
Washington.
Eugene A Russell succeeds George NC
Intosh command str Pioneer.
Joseph u Lake succeeds Peter Cahill
command str Anna w.
II r Coley succeeds w j Wilson COM
lnnnd barge Rcd Dion.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Marine Disasters

NORTH SYDNEY. S, March 2s-pe-
struction of sealing str Diana, pinned four
weeks among ice fields with broken tail .
smart reported here to-day. is first disa ster
OF season among ships sailing out of New
foundland. The Sagona. another sealing
steamer. responded to distress signals and
rescued Captain Parsons and crew All
efforts to free the ship from the ice failed,
and she was set afire
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Sailed Yesterday

Centennial state. London, Agwiworld
Port Lohos. Ranella Cf3r). Philadelphia; ;
Comanche Jacksonville and Charleston
Munsomo, Vera Cruz. West Keene Santos
Via FhIIsdelphis Welsh Prince (Br). New
port News; Narduua CBr). London, Alness
tSr Philadelp phia. James McGee. Tam
rtco Munargo Nassau; Rochambeau Fr)
HaVre CITY of Montgomery. savannah
Naucln CFr), Bordeaux, Orinoco. Balti-
n'ore schs Edward r Baird Jr Baltimore
CharIotts \ MAXWELL. Port Royal, S c.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Dangers to Navigation

BOSTON. March 28-Two large ice
bergs were reported in the westbound
trans-Atlantic steamship lines to-day by
the coast guard cutter Seneca which ia
maintaining the international ice paroi
Ihe seneca advised that all shipping keep
south OF latitude 4l:30 between Longitude
IS and 81 West
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
. East Cuff Moderate easterly winds;
overcast weather and probably local rains
west Gulf--M oderate to fresh south
-tast and south winds; partly overcast
weather and probably local rains.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds. partly
overcast weather and local rans
North Of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
RIO Batteras-Fresh to strong southwest
ehft:ng TO west and northwest winds ,
overcast thick weather and rain
Hsttoras to Florida Straits--Fresh to
~ytronR southwest and west over north
and moderate 10 fresh southeast and south
winds over south portion, partly overcast
ll9eather and probably local rains.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
City Island

BOUND SOUTH-Caute C\o-, n.,.
y 5, for New York, with plaster TO 17t",i Ronl
ylas'er vas Mfg CO; Evelyn. Boston for New New
Hsr<i.. saTK 70 me ne bpll Line. in ballast; sch
York. iof New
soUND EAsT--schs Beret L. New yo-,
N sol Nsntucket: Cleaner, Neg York for
s. .>1n.ucke,' Cozy, New York for Green
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

San Lorenzo So n San Juan PM Mar Is
Tanamo 26S NV San Juan 6 PM Mar IS
Ruth 20a san Juan Mar IS
iroquois $50 s Scotland Mar 9B
Minnequa 30 Sc Hiisboru Inlet Mar 2S
Eastern Soldier a7s Cape May Mar rs.
Marne 2s 80 n II OF w Mar 81.
Celestial 81 75 n 81 02 w Mar IS
Herman Farsch S5 ~ n ~ "a w Mar A.
Tuisa 10 10 n SO 81 W Mar IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Fire Record


6:o5--2 and w. 32d st; unknown,
655-292 Stanton st James Cooper
T. NJ
12:l5-221 E. 33d st; unknown. Unlnown
l2;60--lS5 Avenue c.; Diner Greeh
1;15--Front of 435 Water St auto
truck; Michael Carone. Unknown
800 Bond st, Stewart Bros Unknown
5:l5--5O9 West 1881 st. Jacob B
MOCK .......... nknOW 4
7.25-235 Cd st. Morris Jacowita
Unknown
a:55-ss6 Broadway; Godstein &
o. :'..... ....,....... Unknown
1o:10--3631 White Plains av., Bronx;
David Welsh Co o.......... .Unknown
1o:15-44 Greene St; Gross & Co
Unknown
1O:20-l5 Scanned st; Harry Abra-
1o:So-8Ss st. AIMS av.. Bronx
Hupfel Brewing Co...... Unknown
I;25-13A w. 18th st; Jessie
harshonh .'.......,.... ...... rifiin &
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

Steamship Company is said to he in
the market for four or five vessels
All bids received recently by the
board were rejected, but it is under
stood that negotiations have been CON
tsnued in some instances, with the
original figures as the starting point
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mail information will be found
GU Travel Page. Column Eight.
Sail To-day
Vessel Port. sail. Pier.
Evelyn, San Juan. PM. .........27, B'kiyn
Gen 0 H Ernst. GuayaquN 3 PM ...G7, Mr.
r. hamilton. Bermuda. II AM .e5' y r
West Humha%' hiaSo EibeTia eM PM a. s ivR
Metapan. Cartagena, l2 M....... 8, Mr.
Sail Tomorrow
Mount Clinton. Hamburg, l2 M..ss. Mr.
nei,I,, norfo Gastis, vera Cruz. PM.....13. ER
ss.apkdale, Marsei'les, PM 3lst st, B l1lyn
sMioheesp1rt. pc Havre PM......2. HoboKen
Sail Friday
orbita, Hamburg, 12 M..o NJ
Matoppa' Cape Town. 5 PM
westport Libau, 3 PM. .4..,'+'' 1'D ','eAS' h klyn
Santa Rosalta. Buenos Ayres. IL NJ.
Rosalind. St Johns. PM. Java st. B'kiyyn XIV,
NicAerie. Cape Haiti, IL NJ. NY -
s. Bush Docks. B'klyn
Sail Saturday
Olympic, Southampton, 13 20 Ne
La Lorraine. Havre. ~ M.57 N p
NoordaHls Rotterdam IL NJ :" ~
Kroonland, Antwerp. - M....,95s ~ i'9o'fSeR n
Hudson, Bremen, ~ M..1 Hohott~ars 4 ~
colombo. Naples. 12 M. az N %
Ori1aba, Havana, IL AM. y
F. Victoris- Bermuda, II AN. .'...9S r
zamoFes, zasns e. Pt Linen; IL NJ. M.,.......s' g. \ +
tonce' San Juan. l2 M..........'S5. M
Arasuaya' Bermuda, II AM......,.4S
4squs 4soiSs ssn sperSs nemiSre ASros Pm Hoboken
Modena Barahonas 4'l' PM .i fN'S4' = BsiSlyR =
AIbasfa AAII6aSGsoT1; ITiveEaa6i Bsroados
ssns. ssG5s'as San Nj1m9aTss jaaa4 + II
Lenspe' jacksonville. l2 M......'.sS wv
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHiPMA STFRS

distance is given In miles. Reports are
lated az noon unless otherwise specified.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-02-02
A Surprise Party.

A crowd Of merry makers surprised
Mr., and Mrs. Lorenz SAVOY on Satur-
day eve, the 2sth, to celebrate their
first months anniversary of their
wedding at their home 7719 Vermont
Avenue, st. Louis. The evening was
spent in dancing and after a b~ounteous
luncheon games were INDUCED in un-
til the wee hours when all departed
glad hearted after such a pleasant
evening. Many Iron county frlends
we're present, including Miss Nellie
Siebert Of Pilot Knob who was one OF
the brides maids, also many ex SER
vice men, some of whom we're oversees
with Mr.. Sandy.
Mrs. SAVOY will be remembered pl
her friends as Miss Irene Robinson
formerly Of Pilot Knob.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Ieyou need a household step ladder
call rev; fifty cents a foot, any length.
j. L. Tone.
Des Arc Items.

We have had a very dull week on
account of bad roads.
Mrs. r. Fl. Stevenson and Mrs. +.
P Fitz attended the Baptist conven-
ton at Piedmont. They report a
splendid time.
Rev. Baldridge, M. E. pastor from
Ironton, lectured here Monday night.
| wish he could make some arrange
ment to stop bootlegging in this sec
ton of the country.
r. I. Stamps general store wal
broken into last Sunday might. They
got in by prying open the front door
They got three pair of shoes, a lot o.
pocket knives, canned goods, etc.
Mrs. y. W.ICooper had a sale Satur'
day and win go to California to live
with her brother.
Frank sJamesi moved his stock o
goods Monday to the new store hous'
on Main street.
DR.. Hickman of Piedmont visite'
Des Arc Sunday.
Alcorn Brothers have bought J. e
Stevenson's mill on Camp Greek
three miles from Des Arc.
Marshal Stevenson visited his moth
or here Sunday.
@. Z. Stevenson and son hav
bought w. u. Fitz's interest in tn
Stevenson s Fitz store at LilbourI
Mo. Mr.. Fitz has not decided whel
he will locate.
Fl. ]. White, wLo owns the Wilso
aud Reno farms on st. Francis rive
shipped in q pillow tractor last wee
! He had no trouble TO take ii out,
the ground wEs frozen.
We receive q letter every WEE
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Belleview News.

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The thermometer didn't miss zero
many notches a few nights the past
week.
Mrs. o. R. Robinson and little
daughter of Arcadia SCENT Saturday
and Sunday here.
T. E. Bell, Dent Mckinney, George
Farrar and Robert Bynum attended
the Woodmen lodge and banquet in
Ironton last Friday night.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Ricketts, last
Saturday morning. All concerned
doing we'll.
Prof. Wood of Caledonia reproduced
his high school play, partners for
Life" here in the Masonic Hall last
Saturday evening. A large audience
was entertained and amused for two
hours. Teachers and pupils are to be
commended in putting on such q
splendid play.
Miss Ethel King of Eureka is here
visiting her brother, William.
Mosaic Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, held it's annual installation
services in the Chapter room las
Tuesday evening. Mrs. VIM. Dent
postmaster of Tyro Chapter, presided
She was assisted by Mrs. Earl DreY
and other members of that Chapter
All the details we're SO beautifully car
ried out that again YER the impress
sive lessons of our beloved orde
placed on our hearts. At the close Q
business a bountiful repast was serv
/. ed in the Hall dining room. Most a
of Mosaic and quite a number frol
. Tyro Chapter were present.
ALPHA.
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j. w. Cooper.

Died-At his home, one mile south
Of Des Arc, Mo-, January 18th, 1922,
r. w. Cooper. The deceased was
born in Cooper county, Mo-, February
18th, 1856. He is survived by bis
widow, three sons, four daughters and
81 grandchildren. The funeral was
held from the Baptist church, OF which
deceased was a member, Rev. O'Del
Conducting the services. lntermenl
was made in the Des Arc cemetery.
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