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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
COLCHESTER

Henry Damn of Mfddletown was the guest of his parents on Lebanon avenue over Sunday.
 Patrick Connors of Hartford was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Fced J. Hud- son, on Broadway over Sunday.
 At the Baptist services Sunday at 10. 45 a, m Monroe Smith of Wesleyan preached. His subject was The Charac- teristics of Christ sTs Man. Young Peoples union at $50 D. m.
 Charles MuAigan of East Hartford, a former fceman on the branch railroad called on friends in town Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Baker 1notQred te East Hampton Sunday
 There was a large crowd attended the confetti and streamer dance. in Tip Tor
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
RE[TER THAN CALQMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub. stitute for calomel-re mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. These littleolve- colored tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
 The pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They. don't injwe the teethlike strong liquids or calOmel They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct 1t. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel. Let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take is place.
 Headaches, "dulIness" and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when youfeel "logy" and "heavy." They clear" clouded brain and "perk up" the spirits. 15c and BOG.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
Every Home Medicine Chest Should Contain Neuropahc Drops

One of the famous Wiuso preparations which had been used in physicians private practice for g years before it prepared in quantity by B. o. G. C. Wilson and placed at the disposal of the public And it has been known and used by the public in England Canada, Australia and the United States for seventy-6ve years or more.
 There should be bottle of Neuropatho Drops in every home, for it is powerful quick acting stimuant made from the finest vegetable drugs and absolutely free from opium and other narcotics or harmful drugs,
 Neuropathic Drops will break up a cold and pre- vent grippe, influenza and pneumonia. Used both formally and internally it is excellent remedy for sorehroa It quickly and safely relieves collie, cramps etc. Applied externally to burns, it the fire and sting in few mNutes, and prevents blistering.
 gives immediate relief from the pain and irrita- ton of ivy poisoning and insect stings helps heal ndo lent sores unexceed niment for sprans, strains and bruises In fact wherever inflammation is present in any form Neuropahic Drops is ideal remedy and has justly been called the remedy of hundred uses"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07

the Smith. hall by the local band. The affair was well attended.
 Mrs. Edna Hatch is visiting Mrs. Sarah Street of Suffield./
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Oman and family spent the week end in Bridgeport.
 Wednesday the Ladies Mission society held its annual business meeting in the church, New officers were elected for the coming year as follows: President Mrs. Ella Card; vice presidents, Mrs Aida Avery and Mrs. Helen Tubbs; sec retary and treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie Baekus Mrs. Backus has held this office fol eighteen years. Work was planned fol the coming year It was decided to holi a food sale this month. 4f
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
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s 9syek. superintenssat sf ssAss,s ssss the shower si
 superintendsht r, Brlck ef the lsuai schools attended thes H6m6en coErty teaehers convention ia springneld satu--
 Mrs. A. kssas saa spn haSe Sssa vis- itine friends in Rockriilt
 Mrs. Cornelins S4ulE Eho is to isars soon Tor Detroit Niehs vas prepentsI an h4stern star pm q the nsetfng VI the Wolcott chapter last week. At the Baptist chnfck snnliy norni-s hye young people were baplisid Snd rs. eeived ths rlght had C fslIeRshIp.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07

the streets and visited dwellings, Tuesday night Rev. S. M. Cathcart of Westerly sup piled at the First Hopkinton Baptist church Sunday morning. Gardner c. Burton was present at the meeting of the canYassers wednesday. representing the democratic party.
 Several psrtiesN are complaining of thetts from their woodpiSes.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07

VOTERS of the 18th DISTRICT We Urge You to ELECT Mr. John Ash to the SENATE by a large PLUR- Was an ERROR to Classify Him as Dayighter in New England Homestead, Issue of November Fourth The Standard Time League of Connecticut HEARTILY EN- DORsEs MT. Ash for the SENATE. Don't Fail to ELECT Him :!
 The Standard Time League of Connecticut
 Norwich, Connecticut, November 6th, 1922
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
sTAFFoRD

AIr. whiton of Mansfield is the guest of his niece. Mrs. J. Depeau.
 Miss HutchifS Son of Haddam has been the guest Of Miss lsadore Dunhana.
 The annual meeting of the Baptist church will be held Tuesday.
 Mr. Howell, foenerly of Stafford Springs has moved into. GeorEs. webster'1 house. shower bath hpparatus is e bs in- stalled in the high school gymnasium fer the use q the athletic association. - P
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
skarls Ee auIl lH T11hI.a,

Now the French have evolved a.eozs- promise Ecwn- It is A drop-curtain ada.r and wurks wftn tctoelhing like pueker- ing sfrtng. Jne lpoeen ne oprf 1nf fhe girl will have a fuiI-ionffh fktrt Glrs st a jerk or two and the slirt is puile6 nj. five or six inches. IL W0rlrs liks window bind, but heaYea pttly ths btlnf i-ze4 lAsgeieS Tme4
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
sTArFoRD SPRINGS

The polls in both the first and second
 district will be open today (Tuesday) from S a. m until 66 D m. There are
 1865 names Gn the voting list, 2S7 in the first district and 127s insthe second.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
Cerizane BaIsam---for Coughs.

Not syrup, but balsam which aids expectora- ton relieves the feeling of tightness in the chest re- moves congestion from the lungs and imparts strength and tone. Healing and soothing Contains no opiates, narcotics nor other harmful drugs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
COUPON

B.o.&G. C. Wilson, Inc,
 1oz Cambridge St.,
 Boston, Mass. e You may Send me, without charge aak postage paid, a sample bottle of Neuropzfhie Dscpas (Cer. 7pon MUST be Sled out ia FULL. Street asdrtss-- rop" s.s sfsie- Ay dssegisfs sO~s is-- .
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
VIII .ANTp
FINED ON CHARGE
 OF RECKLESS DRIVING

Especial to The Builetin)
 Stafford Springs, Nov. 6.--Lawrence E. amounting to $36.O6 after pleading guilty in the borough court Monday aft ernoon to a charge of recklessly operating an automobile.
 He ran into fence near the house of John Hlobek on the River road Saturday evening and after his automobile had pro- fceeded several rods further it struck a rock and he was thrown out, and was rendered unconscious. Deputy Sheriff Hayes brought the young man to local doctors office and 1 later he was taken to his home in Fox vile where he regained consciousness 1T about three hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
To Test for Yourself the Efficacy of WnsO Medicines, We
 Will Send You Free, Sample Bottle of Neuropathc Drops


 whether the claims we make for Wns pro cds are tat you may have personal charge Neopahc Drops for this
  the o neriod utofy Mnsl line Send for this free sample handy need o& G. WILSON Inc 1e2 Cambridge Street, BOSTON MASS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
To Wholesale and Retail Druggists

and Retail Ufu0O1SfH in Any iebber them direct from uS. Any dealer his ohher Druggish jobbe selling possihes sstAbHhed line of feIass backed advetig conducted of drug speIss New Eassnd joining hand. with Win.ol h inc
 iobbs Get in this big and suees merchandising idea today
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

Ben, nr"w.,sr @ is rs Nv S'fs ferasss nsssS res
tareI,, carenc9 lat ss 2s lon - '5 Feb :.
Chnime,te NV Havana Feb Z
1hes'sr Valley iat ~ "a Ion SO 81 Feb =.
clontarf 1850 Z Ambrose Feb ;.
toelleda lat II o3 lon 60 Ii Feb T.
Conehatta lis care Race FEB 3.
'onsort l-at Il Ambrose Feb 8
torson 763 f Ambrose Feb 1
''ampton Anderson 2l3 BNE ranplco
Dorchester 10 z Atlantic city Feb /.
Deuel. 1000 E Boston Feb 3
last Side IS' Ambrose Feb 3
eastern 81 Ocean 725 f Cape May Teb {.
f. f. Vriente - s Jupiter Feb l.
r fred W Weller rs E' Sand Key Feb l.
GGsffney 200 f Ambrose Feb s.
e'Turrs a,nn,on Wssh,nvt9n pM @ sailed from south
''Teclan.S w Gay Head Feb L.
~ Gm,tI9ast IA W Tortusas Feb l.
GGufNins G'il ~ NV Tor,usas Feb l.
Eultmaid llh Jupiter Feb 4
Guitstrearn nd Overfalls LV 9 PM Feb 3.
.ulto'l - L Sand Key Feb 4
,, ,,,arNrF'er elc SsW South Pass Feb
~ Nkeye State $40 from, Havana g
huguenot los NNE Hatteras Feb g.
) 1'N"ili 81 $ Jupiter Feb 4.
! J " y VansISsr ysnrTct, s. .o Y y sana Key reh
Japan Arrow S Block Island Feb $
Johr ID Archbold Is s American snoa .
Lake kvttl" los f Cape Cod Feb a.
n, Mske 1a Strymon is7 sw Gay Head 20 4.
MNana qua So Nantucket reb 4
Marne l6 Sand Key Feb 3
Mattoie 30 " Sand Key Feb 4
Montana o F. Sand Key Fob
Ma"at Ma"nt c,nt"n lla5 r Ambrose Feb
airing 1876 NV Tortugas Yeb
9snsl 99nlsn1na IN City 1900 e Cape Henry Feb 8.
psear pss Bennett l7s f Tannpico Feb &
sHma rah raie state lat 20 IS lon % o5 u
Panola lat 80 81 y lon 81 sc W Feb ;.
nioneer 1852 w Havana Feb
Potomac 1903 z Ambrose reh 9.
Richconcal SO S Miami Feb
onq'ns Rosaiins ja, sSe : s9uth aa ras5 r. Ish
Hunt IS " Tortugas Feb
g Al hauldlng lss Tsnrteo FEB
ssabine Sun 100 F. Tampico Feh (
San Bias lle Nantucket Feb T.
sstsnta 900 Tampico Feb 4
ssaiskshinny, + 40 : Boston %Sss' FeS fcS :.
Standard. l1o u Lobos Island Web 4.
s}Trh sunsh,os h'ns; g.. 81 = z AmbIose FEB 8.
= eodore Reynolds. 200 r Ambrose Teb 2
rlngs' 1,nlss " ~ e AlliFaror ,,d.Eaa rsS 4
Tuxpanoil. $50 s Scotland GV Feb 4
", Teaele So Sand key Feb g.
Walter Luckenbach. 81 \. Nsvassa Feb 8.
5Waxahachie. 1S q Hiiitbro FEB Z.
Weiiinston tus), 32 Cane May 9 pm
-, "llid' iGt ~ 70 N ION 80 81 w Feb 5.
West Dnrfee. lat - s. n Ion 81 II " Feb 3.
West Nilus, $50 Il Ambrose Feb l.
West Quechee. l45 NE Cape May Feb l.
Wsst Totant, 127 Fl Miami Feb T.
Wilhain Rockefeller 10 WSW sand Key
Feb {.
Aric. 80 Hatteras Fab l.
Astlnahco No I. 56 Hatteras Feb l.
CHhwood. e75 Cape Canavsral Feb 4.
Commack. As NNE Hatteras Feb
Eastern Planet. 500 : Ambrose Feb L.
Harold Walker, IS SSW Hatteras Feb l.
Hoven. 176 SW Hatteras FEB
Huron. 3se S Scotland LV Feb 4
Humaconna (tug), 140 ESE Lookout Shoal $
Feb T.
Samuel G Brown. 3s6 Scotland LV Feb E.
sun beam $50 Overfalls Feb 4.
Thomas RI Wheeler, 90 Sc Hatterss Feb l.
Topla, Hatteras Feb (
tncas, Sc NNE Hstterae Feb t.
William q Warden, Lookout Shoals
Feb d.
William Green. 50 sw Hatteras Feb 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Cleared

Vrlsaba. C'ksefe Nassau and Havana,
Cuba Ma. : 5 CO
Pss Rss .'osa nqDos4 ag Sam Nopssn Juan ..as ,os
F'rc. T,. NY & ror.o Rico co "
1r,ss,k 1r,'on5alk GarilcA. London Atlantic
sns Ese4ssl ,p tBr, pryn: 4faranham. Para
~"'t g. H,ensos va Norfolk; Booth & Co.
-.ssa~~ 80 'f5 N,dsi. Ponta Deieada and
e. "a Providence. James W. Elveil
Nsr. 1u.s Morris Ia Guayra. Curacao and
Z: I'm I'm, Bliss paIett &, Co
losos 'asFison smith tBr), Rcwley; Port
r.ooe, l. Hague.
.rs - tNor} OiafSeu: Monte Crlsti
IttFto Piats Columbus Co
Mon,sv,ss1 'Norl Ddland Rio De Jareiro.
1 c. 'ueo aAa Busnos Ayres. p. Kleppe
Surt ut.'kssav x Foster. Bremen and Ham
Y = 'Yfss,'sn2 i. sn5- 'Nor} Eekhoa; Guantanamo; /;
Nav. u'e Aiail : : Co.
Xix co, Nikl Pappas: Havana Via Nor
ns1sos.'.e.gSo Mso.'egoc k"adssn, 0'S Norfolk from
tie Co., Foreign Transport & Mercan-
s.sise' .siSsn'as e Na1son; New Orleans. Southern
las.m ssmpasas. Davis; Galveston; Mallory
Ss'i.~pFe, sco~pFe Robinson. Boston, Eastern
:eis ih0's9l,s gss Cswea). rhorbiohnson. Nor
J.asfspahoe p@rer.s.I1'I1' ~ IA rharlos,on q and
o.sonnvl.s Clyde 5 Co
4s!.sat Robinson, Mobile and Tam pa :;
Sogrhe-.u .unrpiesnte. CambeN Galveston;
NssTs Admiral Smith: Philadelphia ;
Llh.e sicCorrlich & Co.
ssa rrssoF. AivAenzie. Los Angeles and
~ Cana'1oisco via Phlladeir rhia and Pana
lsse atlantic. Gulf * Pacific s Co.
Assnond Hf' & Hu-. q st1in@on @ Richmond +;
sFsne5sc, anderson. Los Angeles and san
cana, tt1ia wa ihila de phia and Panama
Nofo,,.oa non ici Weir & Boyd Inc.
Ys'ahys.en oDan). Maiden. Norfolk; ;
Phi. ~ 1sos MsN $ GO
CO 0s'phia, LeeA; baltimore; clyde 8
ser.Sfo' Rees. Baltimore; Williams
IT sallna spsanna 'nr, Bassett, Norfolk; simp-
frstaanes stnsnes & Young
sn,ic icTFsar Frs,r, lNor). Peterson. Norfolk: At.
ke,s nr. Turner: Norfolk; Funoh.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Arrived Yesterday

Il Captain. Key Vest Jan "a. to sh-
Test India ; 5 GO. with sugar \ Re
va,as.nar skogland CNor> Buenos Ayres
rsc : Rio &c Ianeiro Ian ,. Victoria s TO
George Eellssen. with ndse. Pier IS
Bklyn
he Lloyd Roys. Beige. with mdAe Pier 2,
Canadian Mariner Br> Melbourne Nov
% sydney ", Dec 8. Auckland Is
Napier IL c-is;obal Jan a. to willord &
Fsrrhlev Or Santiago IAN 81, TO
Funch. Edye & Co, with sugar, National
Refinery, lonkers
kansas ,Br) Shsngha. NOV 20. hong
Gong q. Mania 20 Penang Dec 90. Co
.onbo .5 Por' SAID Jan s, Alsiers 5. TO
Norton, Lilly & Co. with naise, Pier Q
lush Docks 2 klyn
4. lanera u. Trinidad - 10 Lanport <
Holt. with s. pass. mails and mdae; Pier
bHiyN
lamcana tRrN Tuxpam Jan %. to Fur
rsss with 6 Co. with crude Oil Perth
Dsiasoa alaru (apo. Kobe Nov . Mosl
Z Manila. 20 H1ng Kong, IS Shanghai.
Dee Taku. Kobe. - Yoi<<ichi, IS;
co, Jan II cris,obal. % 10 the Nippon
Yussn Kalsha wioh mdse Pier j. Ar1er
Nalara oRri. Deinerara. Jan II:
-lshton, 1't f'ri SPAN. ~. Grenada :.
- frrness. Nitnv & GO. With Ii pass
a.as and nGse PER o.. Bklyn.
Venezuela. san Francisco. Jan 8. San
f'dro. : Manzanhlo. 10, san Jose l4
A'slu''a 49, ~ Lihsrs'sd. ~ Cristobal,
=. Havana - Baltimore. ST: Norfolk.
fe7 8 to Inc Pacific Mail 5 $ CO. vith
n, cabin ana 3 storage pass ami mdse;
C.. F3rsrd .ac ','nfooe. seat,le. Jan <.
san Francisco L.. san Pedro. IA Colon
."Nnacr .4. WITH mise !;
18th s.. Bkyu
LNnans. Jarh hsonvillc Feb / Charlcston
: TO The clyde ; s CO, with pass anl
c hlo",s Huantansno Jan &c. to y &
agoa a1'.a MAJ Aine with mdse. So 4th 81,
Harriet CNorl Manzsuiilo JAN 80. to P
NspNs Win mfse anchored OF Liberty
Senr Nsoe returned hence for Gulfporj.
s,ss.. s,ss 70 Sexton * Bryant; anchored at
schr DorotAy J. prinkman Charleston.
~. ~ = Eliot win mdse anchored Of
,RRo4ssiiIon lFrp. Havre Jan "a. to French
In I,nr. W.sh rssS mails and n-dse an
,ANrel ~ Quarantine. VIII dock bout 3
~ AZ Per 81, > r Vest 18th 50.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Sailed Yesterday

s,t.al Aa.ln. Ssn Juan Momus. Nev Orleans.
Nsr'-s Arapahoe Charleston ann .Fack
59ns'is z,,1;l Fort = Georse CBr). G. Thomas
.-sl -4.io I7.asnf1. Gedanis tpsnz} Monte
,.,,aeo Porto Rioo Sau Juan, santa Eiisa
nsNana Norfoi. Ma0zan!llo Pas,ores.
~ w ANTONIO i.ake Arthur. Richmond.
- - Sqe.ani ,NcrD Csrd-na~ VIA Norfolk
s,iesl1' s,'S'.''e 81 Cailoo VIA Norfolk. 4.
.,lehaei ,. sBr' Nsnaos Via Norfolk Mum
a.. S,so. Nassau. IanpaseS Galveston
c'.9 9.a'1 Antwerp. Montsuk, London ;
~ ~ oi - Louis. Savannah. La Touraine
AZ a.. isaNre America Bremen. Robin
CO. San raucisco. Braddock.
49, EMPRESS of Scotland (I3r)
-S.aeS'Ta e.. n. J4ssrio lHr sakai VIZ Norfolk
80 a. Hnuer y arNay ,lD. New orleans
tpesua ihrl RorMuaa Fort Victoria
dSao 5S,,, csu ceermu'a oriza ba. Havana san
~ p,a castle fRr). Csye Town. Harvey II
I1'oWn 1st''n Norfo.k. schr Ch9riotte A Maxwell.
rpao~s9nViiie p.o~;Sfiiie Canada CFr). Marseilles via
-, 'trrehce Na.emore oBr). London Erys-
- 'oar)' Puerto Mexico: Fl occilente.
es.ers'on Mexicano tNor). Guantanamo
,SS;,oha 'Nor) RIO de Janelro VIA Philadel-
it,.si i.,. s sehrs Mabel. Gulfport. W Bart
low, savannah. Priscilla Alden. George ,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

from the West Coast to the orion+ into
cne concern. V"' INTO
- have NO statement to mako ur+;,
a,ser the hearing on Wednesday. NJ
Fleishhacker said. "r'
var. Alexander. at the Ambasxador
said he is not q member Of tho co,,,
,"'.'ee appointed to attend the hcarinc
out that he will be present ae an IN
'crested observer. The Pacific Stoan,.
mp company Is favorably inclined to
me plan he said. and will cooperate
II IL is developed successfullv. He
pointed out that the organization ia
not TO be a com mbnation Of existing
eonceIns' out new company to take
.Net ehe passenger vessels belonging
10 Vne government. with the purpose
eSeh'ualiy OF purchasing them The
independent services Of the Adr;ra,
Line, he said, would not he arrcted
though 1t would lose its fast shins in
the Oriental route in which tho 53b-
foot government steamers are used.
lfe plan has received the indorse-
ment OF Chairman a. II. Laskcr. Of the
Shipping Board, and also Of President
Harding. Mr. Fleishhackcr WAS in
Washington recently discussing his
venture with government officials. Sub
scqucnt to this meeting, q conference
OF Pacific Coast shipping men was held
IN san Francisco at which the enter
PRISE was developed further. Joseph
W Powell. president of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, has expressed his
approval of the idea. and predicted
that similar companies would be
formed later on the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts to take over government ships.
Nh. Alexander said yesterday that
no decision has vet been reached on
the award of the contract for the re-
conditioning Of the Northern Pacific.
which his company recently purchased
from the board for 81 100000 An an
nouncement may he made the early
part of the week, he added.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

Distance in miles, position at noon, un.
less otherwise specfedJ
West Corum 1906 Boston Feb q.
Nc keesport l.11o Ambrose LN Feb 5.
Fipcetone County 2.a35 L Ambrose LN
Feb s.
collamsr lat 46 9s n lon 2s o2 " Feb s.
Tanamo 604 5 Ambrose LN Pm Feb 5.
Montana LAT Al "a lon 64 II w Feb 5.
Esperanza 537 Scotland I.N Feb 3.
Frederick e Kellogg 20 Hatteras Feb 8
Grave Occur 120 Cape Henry Feb ).
Catheyine S62 s Scotland LN Fob T.
Glecialr W Cay Head In Feb &
Agwibay 1l3 SW Nantucket Feb (.
Aewlal1e 20 s Nantucket w Feb T.
Sasaporack 391 Ambrose IN Feb 4.
Cokesit 43o Diamond Shoals Feb !.
Hastings 53S Cape Sable Feb (.
Balsan 2es E Five Fathom LN Feb 4
Carolyn 60 Sc Mortauk Feb 4.
Cruii Star AZ Diam oNd Shoals Feb l.
Swlfteagle ST & Nantucket Nv Feb
Ham pdeM y NE Winter Quarter LN FEB 4
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Panama, Cristobal Jan 27; to Panama
Line with malls is due to dock late
Pannonia (Br>. London. Jan 10; to
Cunard Line With mails dock forenoon at
Pisr a. \ ,r, rWest ill.,. lath st. st.. -
Lire with malls is expected 10 dock At
Ulua (Br). Cristoba Jar 2s; to United
late p nj at Pier IL. z (Tletcher sD
Espsran7a Yer" cruz w., Jan 2G; to Ward
Pier u r. r lMaiden Lane.
Co'nnanche. Jacksonviue Fsb 2; to clyde
s s CO. is eHpested ssr,i TO dock forenoon at
Due Tomorrow
la Savoie 'rr) Havrc Jan q to French
Line with mails is due to reach Quaran-
'ine about 2 III and VIII dock about 9 d m
" rimland. aG Antwerp Jan e; 2s:sto Red star
Linz vitn mails, is expected TO dock fore
noon at Pier SO, \ Y lWsst 18th st)
& Porto Rico s Co with mails, is cx-
pected 70 dock about 10 III al Pier IS.
SHlyn (Atantic Basin>.
Caracas. Curacao Feb l TO Bliss DaNett
& Co With mails, is expected TO dock fore
noon at Pier II Rklyn tMontasus sN.
Fort Hamilton CBr). bermuda Feb 4; to
Furness Witty & co with mails. is er-
peotel to docs bout il m a, Pier e5,
\ r (West 55th ST.
Due Tuesday
MeAico Havana. Feb 4.......W Ward Line
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Jan rs,
United American Line
Due Wednesday
Huron, Rio de Janeirc, Jan -
Munson Line
Munan1ar. Ant!lla. Feb Munson Linz
Due Thursday
Santa Marta. Santa Marta, Feb q
United Fruit Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Feb I.
Furness, Witty e. Co
Araguaya Bermuda. Feb 7.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Due Friday
Baltic. Liverpool. Feb White Star Line
crbita. Southampton. Jan 81 Royal Mail
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Pacific Ship
Men Here for
New Combine
Herbert Fleischacker and
H.F. Alexander Arrive to
Attend Hearing Before
Ship Board Wednesday
IndorseS3O, 900, ,O0OLine
psnker Refuses to Say if
New York Capital Is To
Be Sought for Enterprise

Herbert Fleishhacker, president Of
=. Anglo and London-Faris National
p.nk Of San Francisco, and II. f. Alex
s,ser. president Of the Pacific Steam
hin Company, arrived in New York
..,s.erday preparatory to attending the
..e,;ng in Washington before the
ss;,pine Board Wednesday on the
.,.ation Of a sSo,ooo,ooo shipping
company on the Pacific.
Mr. Fleishhacker. who is at the Ritz
Carlton. would make no reply to the
,u.st;on whether he was seeking to
,1tsrest New York capital in the propo-
lion. which would combine the pas
sanrer services of the Shipping Board
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
instruction

LEARN LINOTYPE cost s20o; Iargsst
school in exstencs; mora man 1000 have
attended, Empire School. 1913 E. 18th.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Marine Disasters

EALuTAN, \ s. Feb the tanker
Snwaree Dsr), is heading for this port
With the rudde-iess Thyra (Sw) In tow
The Su~anet arrived alorgside the Thyra
yesterday afternoon $40 miles east CT
Halifax
NORFOLK, y z Feb 4-The Coast Guard
cutter Yanlacraw has been directed as
sls IN tne hunt being made for the barge
asa hia. The Wasabit with crew
aboard, was lost several days ago from
ur lfo miles eas1-southeast of cape Look
out
san PEDRO. Feb s--Banda; karu
(Jar) from Dtaru. damaged by
typhoon Jan g. Par, of the deckload was
lost and she driven from her course
tOIr OF tbs crs% Nern lniureH
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

ssqusys Mesdns hHpdon Jan IAN HIsps ips
Nyiand, Shields Jan 7..Furness Witty & CO
city Of Newcastle. Barry y1sS 5aq r. 2;a.. 20
charlc. H,A & Sons
Argon Rotterdam. Jsn H. Rotert l. Hague
Nevisian liverpool Jan II.
Internal tiona! Mercanlne Marina
Era sesvon' g, Tyns ia" ;u Nsv,sss N,x CO CO
Wayo Maru. Enll. Jan II.
Msdawaska. Alsisrs. Jan il.
Montana. London, Jan - Al Trans Limo
Halcxius. Bu.nca Ayres Jan 9.Houstrn Limo
independence hail Rotterdam, Jan s,, a.
Indian Liver pool. Jan i3 Int Marc Marine
..lesate. Lisbon. Jan ls..1as W E'well ( Go
Vest Nilus Falmouth, Jan IA. Barber Line
Moore. Mccormack e. Co
Messiah Liverpool Ian ls Int Nero Mar
Thooe Faseiund. Rio de JaneiTo. Jan -
Canadian Carrier, Rosario 1an s
ti:s't'i Atlantic cuif Pae,ac S s Corp
Alnarso' lmm!nS ham: Jan IL. ,-.,no,,o,
West corun1. :fontevideo. Jan II.
Munson Lines
vschtdyk. fotterdan2., ;ao "a;
(ia!ilso. Antwerp. Jan %.
Fllerman's Wilaon Zine
CarlSholnl. GothenburE. Ian a.
Furnesa Witty d. Co
Due Tomorrow
Steel Noyager, London, Jan Is
Isthmlan Linen
Editor. Havre. San II. Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tuesday
Bowie. Liverpool, Jan q. White Star i-sne
janus. Brest. Jan 23..... Three Star Line
Due Wednesday
Ciontarfs. Palermo, Jan --. 4 Fl Bull & CO
SalIust, Pernsmbuco. Jan. n.
Lauport & Holt Line
Tampa sas. Galveston, FEB Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Mesaba. London. Ian IS All Trans Liae
NonsoN, Avonmouth. Jan IS
II Winchester & Co
Chicaso City. Bristol. Jan 25.
James Arkell & Co
Due Friday
"a tern Crag. Bordeaux, Jan 1e.
Cosnlo politan Line
Edgehiil. Rotterdam Jan 90
BlacA Diamond S S Corp
" H Tilford. Rouer., Jan 23.. r I. Hague
stsnley Dollar. san Pedro. Jan 20
Dollar Line
Due Saturday
Nirrilia London. Jan 2T ..- Cunard 8 s Co
Siam City Shields Jan 81 L 5 Nav CO
Natirar, Hudiksvall. Jan Z.
Moore, Mccormack & CO
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
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ANY !NFORMAT1ON DESIRED ABOUT
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given by Peter Grusbel, 32s cilenmore ave.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at sen To-day
Fast Gulf o. Nexico-Fresh shifting and
,vsrcast weather rain over north portion.
IVES, CUT OF Mexico Moderate to fresh
shtf,ing and over cast weather.
caribbean sea and Wird~ard Pasasse-
Moderate 10 fresh eas,srly and partly
overcas. weatAer
Sor.h Of sandy Hook-Moderat to fresh
<h,fting. becoming eesterly; increasirs 6
c.oudiress rain ny night
sand Hook TO Hs usras-Increasin cas-,
md southeast end 0s.cast weather and
r-obabiy ram
Harteras 20 Florita Strs. ts-Increasfng
.as. and southeas. 4-6 overcast weather.
ain, except over extreme south portion