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New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Cleared

Joseph : Cunco (Nor}. J-couse..' Port
4:.to,1{o Atlantic Fruit Go.
Cedric tBr) Ne,caife. Liverpool va
C.uecas,oxn. NhNc S'ar Line.
Algeria tB-i, kiunaird. Glasgow Vis
o,'fl,c: Cunsvd Linz.
Fort Hamilton (fSr, Francis, Berrauda; !;
.urHe,s Nithy CO.
Juria tB-l, Downing; Para and Ccars;
ou-b~n .!sru (Ja7} vsugus- yo'4o-
C-N.si; uoulo.r vcir & Boyd
/ q. ara Antvc-r ru'r'nan's wilson Line.
LLOYD Ca1aiss Nesson lace Sons (, Cn.
Teu Haven. Str,e s.and.. Nov Bedford,
Ner ErSlard : s CO.
CT Or 81 Louis Sampson Savannah;
O-.sa 2 : q.
'.ts. NsN-1. us,'on. baltimore Atlantic
TO BE- MNis rbGsdcirhia; caslno.
an : 4 Lima.
l}r =. Lare. yol<rhsyna sn3 Kobe us
Savannah ~nf "a 0afns Carsi; Esrbe- Iinee
rU~risi "a. Nhidcn. hlnss'on ead Cs-ta-
fr't>d Fruit @
Ii F D.roc-. Alien; Hostou. Lasis-n 5 s
%.
kendall Cast. tsr>. Mcdonald; Yoso-
hama ard Kob, Via BcStcn and Panama
Canal: Barber y.tre.
I'm eer.to- fNor). Birkeisnd pcr.o Co.
ic.ro!s and CartxEcna; Caribbean : : CO.
DAVID McI1elvy Lssouttc. Port Lobos;
y = Warden.
os'sna4la Ot}, ,losi.s; Baltimore; lta,la
4 ~~r,cs Line,
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Ny Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

i,is:aueo s;vcn IN ,rsi'ey ro.:tton al
.oon unless othorW.ac sprc.nodl
bo1,~ar 1,,,a. a.,, +s7 > by Sandy Hook; bounc 81
bound Philadelphis w.
Genera! to',., " { Gersas, sas Scotland Jaa
Gsneral onsl, i Q Ernst $40 Ambrose Jan e.
jlNron 400 5 Scotland; bound New yor,.
l'2luois left Macoris 1l:30 PM Jan -.
hrooniard $50 Il Ambrose
La:.e l.,e. Fernando e09 S Scotland; bound
Liberty Clio lat u "a y Ion 81 81 W 1su
c3: bound Bahia. Brazil.
\; cequet 6s2 e Ambrose; bound Cardiff
Manitowoc lat So q \ Ion 55 os " Jan ~
southern Cross 1875 Sic Ambroso. I'u.,i
RIO "0"'
san Ivan sls HsE Key West Jan ".
Vest Chata.la as E by \ Cape uss.,.
bound Falmouth. A'-'''.
: Gordon 10 r Abaco. Bahal1.as. Jan "A
Nunargo left Nsssau PM Jan "a =,
y, Mstsness 81 s Ata0rose . PM Jan "a.
san LORENZO io4 n San Juan S Pr Ta-, oi
'Ianaino 3l2 san Juan 6 TN Ian Sx
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Arrived Yesterday

sd NoKoivy, Por' Irnos Jan ie -
- ~iaevstc- or Co. With crude oii Pr
A'son-o XII tsr,. Vera CRU Jan l0.
-ag.~s- Jan 90. - tne Conpania trans
ii .sats- q. va rN f-s.. 81 SECOND. @Jl third
a., raer ann rlaso F'or s. T. T..
.tc-Oyo''s Consfenffnorle Tiec e. Palermo
. r; bra Tar ian s. to tho American Ilac4.
Linz. sVi;h E. cabin. '3r tnird class
Eran (%or) Ciorfuegos Ian ja. to Is
.~sn,se e -No'ler Co.. IN slsar. anchored
:. Liberty
Asolus. Bu,7og Ayrcs JAN Moutovideo
SANTOS g. Rio de Isreirn lN. to tho
tucson & ( Line. with 90 rr~t. 60 second
tl.ird class pass, ina.s aua ipdse Hler
FiohpAen
Jacques Cartier ll-r,. Antwerp Jan S: 70
-.- Compagn3e tieueraie 1raus. t.autigue.
i tndSe rior 80 : H.
% oouey. Vera Cfuz Jan T., Havana 81
:, Y K cube Mail = co. N'h lo9 pa s.,
ala ard lndse
lontsuls, Londea Jso a. 20 . Atlant.e
-. Lorraine 'Tto. Navre Ian &. to TIC
). .i.st 50 second cabin. s. thrd c.ass
$50. malls and ;1ese I.rr g. Il
Glendoyle. Iavana JAl. la. fueria Padre
-, 20 Arlsutie Fruit CO. with sugar; icc-
.. H-fLerr. iDl.lefS.
,.a.rsua fuckeroacN. Boston Ian %; 20
-c.,eubach LiDo with ndse; $50 =.
r.Ge :. r.aa.u, nrua.nscl. Jan - to
yde l,.uc With ,.dso Pier ~, y L..
irapahoo lANtlestou Jan FL. Jacksoa-
...c 20 20 Clyce Li-o With pass ,.l-a .nGsc.
Ley g. :, X.
c.sy Of 6. Louis. Savannah Ian u; ~
-a3 : S 90 with ndao pie- 81. r K.
Aosccond. Nosi'n lau -3; 90 II Bun;
..t5cn 6 lang - -. tloboA.u. H.
.au'sboro. phtaa".phiA Jan IS. 70
.--5lss O.. co Noblrs % II JiNyn
t.oarr, L HOPKINS. PERI ohos Jan '5, 60
...cuate- o.. Co with oi Iilt water. y j.
=, 4iaulo. Galveston .'o0 rs. TO southern
ae..r Go with .afse '.el s.. - r.
ilifaro. Sar Francisco Dec ?. Coon
an e.. TO Williams q CO WilA -uaso;
yter s. \ Z.
s4ugrtad oVor>. si.uts1ar Dec ls New
.s}e -. Halifax Jan 90. to s. - STRAY
Corp vlth wood pulp, anchored or
i.oo floo4 Ils-ts. bal.r
Jefferson. Norlo.i Jan o.. u Ola Don:u-
on Transportation CO with ..asc. Pier -.
e
Fetor l. Crowcn chrome. to Crcw-N {
Thu-'ow anchored olt Quarantine.
WY \. ! ..a LII q.
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NOTICE To OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SuIpMASTTRS

Nl'~ Tribute publishes daily vrrort5
os t'i~ positions of rlcrchart vessel 20
c0tNed thrcuT u. tho tuited states Nava,
Communication Service. Shipmastcrs
Of vcsscls With rndso apparatus MAY,
without charge. report their tTN) noon
positions through tho following naval
radio efa'inn- In the ENited states
proper: Bar lIsrhor Ms. (ott.rclines}:
Aniassrsett, L.. I. Cape May. X j.:
Norfolk. Va. Care linttarss. ~ c.
lrp'tcf, Fla; Key West. I'is.; Nev
orlcanr. La
1Acs. position CTR, reports ehoula
he addressed only to the ruaio station
called. and they Will 10 forwarded to
New York. y is iaarortant that these
'erorto e9ould b. sent promptly ~
noon each day in order that they .nay
b. recciI ed N tinlc for ruhilcation
Position rcpor,e =luu te rcnt
through tho stations ot tho Indepcnd-
mt wireless reiecraph Cornparv Inc
e New York. Nart Mo.iches. l.. J.. and
Eaathampton. l.. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Marine Disasters

HAVANA, Cube, Jan 24-o-cers .s,.
70 20 SaTH'so cH6. ce cuba BY Navy Departsens
once TO Point Meist, Where oenrNo '7'yo,sH Z. g.
aAno-c Avarisia standiag by. oeon,e1
eonuttIoH not REGARDED dangerous.
NewfouudlarG schconers raoorfHI =. lWo
1ring.nF total inst since January ~ IA; al,
.s1 &c ~ Eawnson e@n oa9rto With cs.eD =,
~ t'n' Mt.'to ac,l Aoqu!tn, bound hero VII,
re'l. se!lh n laidoccan. Scth crews naf.
,SssualLlsa 70 Zee. this vinter ana ia ia =; Z.
pave sertonsiy reduced tonna,;, avo,,aS5.. ~
,oE CARVING ilsA abroad. During ISL ~
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Passenger Ships Due
Duo To-day

xe.aAelm gw,. Cesneno ou.s Jan Il %
f~et:rh AE-.!esc Line With mails. VII
.ocx aheu: "a ~ ti~. 81. y Il ,W~,s
sSth sly.
Hsr.-es:,ord fN,7>. E.Ys.n Jan =; to
1o1we< an &.as-ican i'u. With ntsi NJ e.
dock ssort n' AZ Sath s.. EAlyn.
Rscar's.. A ia j-D 81: TO Hfunsou
...ass yr.,A = zits: rsCt-d 10 cocs. q -
- Pier =. r r f1ld ~i.n>.
Lsna1s JacaSc1vii.s Ian = 20 Cfycs
...ne; .si. doc.. = =. y4.- IS. % 3
:cEa.l;on 81,
fAatzecis stsse. Lonaoa IA u & y
t1usA r,si.s; docx fo-srooe vi.s J. rio.
rus Io.snortn.
I:etsrd 90. Art~srt Jan -, 70 E.a
.Star Line p = mas. corA az Pis- 5,
(rest "a s'i
Canada ora .'-ivss..s, Ian -; TO
vss,. YAas VIA --..s = eryao:na 10 to.a
~ 3ip- - fEai~rN
:."!. cs E:ufsf ~ :. e. I'n'lad fry-l.s
'rY ~ i ,,a is' - rs-s.'.. "a oa.s 2; c,ss
- 8 , 's.,sss I~a.,
ASe< ps.e - = - onx iss -; to
SAesD nAE &ssr' is-.e. =. sh nails.
{ sAs = e. Si.- a.. X r tNss<sa eOs
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ro., Nic'o1ia '',1 Ibr,. asr',uds Ssn *: 70
a n at rier 81. y r tTes: O5th ST.
Connanchc, IacAsonr1llc Jan -; to Clyds
Zinc: wiu dock forenoon 1T Pier &c. = Il
{Chariton ST..
-.ss Mogn' csEre ,cs ,.sg Ha'S5s s, l.n IS j. 70 70
a, Pics &C. y Y tWcst 4s,h st.
Due Friday
America. Bremen Jan ~ TO I S Lines
With mails; is expected 10 doc, forenoon
a. Ticr .. Hohoken.
csi,ie 'Rr), Liverpool Jan ~ TO White
forenoon q Pier 60. \ r (Wcst .Sd st
V"ndych. orr, l-Ncrpoci jar ~ to
Lam port 8 Holt Linc with ,,a.ie; is ca-
Colon. Cristobsl Jan 20; to Panama L r:
Line with mails: is cxpcc,eG to dock fore
noon "a Tie- /. IIobokcn.
Fort s. George Orr Trinidad jar 20.
deck p II Pier %. \ X 1N'cst J0;h st}.
Du. Saturday
rsndsn. Rotterdam. Jan IS. S'"'s'
Holland America l'nc
Moro Castle, Havana. Jan a. Ward YIne
CoHcho, Galveston Jan 9. Maliory Lins
Due sunday
Lapland. Antwerp. Jan oR.d star T5ne
Itausa. Hamburg. Ian 20 .Guit A,.er La
fasl9res. Havana. Jan 2G.. Insted l--u,t Co
Apache Jacksonville. Jan - Clyde I,r.
Duc Monday
Ia Tou~ainei NeVrc, Jan g.. .Frou,h L;n.
, armar'a Southampton. Jan II. Cu.ard !,
For'o Rec san JUN. Ian %.
y c; Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton, bermuda, Jan IS.
,.,:. l'ugness, Witty & Co
Ebro' Valparaiso. Jan s..pac Steam. Nav ca
Lit tuai1is, L!bau. Jan i7.......A II CnV
Due Tuesday
Hcli.s 0laY, Car.stianis, Jan -.
ScaAdiIlaviu American 7d,,s e.
H.',1 HHa,reIIoTG. Queei.st oV''.. Jan eI.....I II N
NohA7'i, JacAso1riiln. Jan 2s Clvcle Ii,,e
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Ship Building
In 1921 Fell
100000 Tons
Total World Reduction Due
to Decline in L. s.: Brit
ish Loss of 500, 600 OF.
set by Caius Elsewhere
Germany Sets New Record
All Pre-War Figures Sur
passed by Production of
Year in Teutcn Sh;pvards

sh'oyards O: the world II 1911
'ian-hoa 100000 s7osz tons lcss shan
n 1870, according - figures a.ade
7a5l.c yc,sordsv H. Loyd'a Register o.
stroinc. An outstanding feature Of
-. year was thc construction of 5oa,-
oc4 tons IN German yards. establishing
,cw high y-cord, DESPITE the DC
p:ess.on wAich vas prevailed IN other
,ou7ir,.s s.ncA tho srmlstico.
In the United States tn- decrease
as 1.z7o,oGo tons. British wards a.
,sowed decline from the 1920 figures,
1t th;s drop Of moro taan 500o0O toAs
e-ss lsrgcly Offset By gain for othcr
countries Of 4S7 600 tons. The comparl-
son for the two years Us shown as fol-
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Foreign Port.
Arrivals

'ious!o-s, Jan co-Ar!zona Aaru lJap>
WEILINGToN, Jan 2,--raA:., <Br>,
ArCNLAHD, Jal. 9e-orari OBJ, New
ALGoA BAY. Jan e2-Jsboa tsrs, 81
sVEz AN 4s-vccmdi3i; (D,>, Batavia
LIvEapooi. Jan ss--Tarant:A tBr).
LONDON. Jan es--sc3thian <Dr>. Nor-
sorvrIAAlPToN, jan 90 5olianass
G)t,. New Orleans.
GLASGOW. Jan es--Conco-d:a tB->,
GIHH.lLrAE, IAN as-Asarae ,Is.n. Port
delD.is, Tor Greece.
LONDON. Jan c4-salsc.2 tHs>. Nsw
OrjckMs
ALGIEHs. Jan lc-AlcA tIs,. rhi.aasl~
ClRIsrrAN!A. Jan IL - repaaisttora
GmSoA. Jan is - Ro7.y.to U,>. New
MoRTENs. Jan ls--vo.a t1or>, Port
MAMBURo. Jan ,9-Tszoa, Tacoma
PALHRMO, Jan ls-P-ov.delcs (Iv>'
,soS0EAux, Jan la-Me-ioo <l'r>. N.w
Ior1.
BlLEAo. Jan ,a-5u!!ana (sy,. Kew
GENOA, Jaa ts--ys,r.a Ns,. Es0 yori,.
AANlsts, Jan 1o-Conncs Poa.. Houston.
NAPIER, Jan 2o-Cape May, NeI Iork.
ROTTERDAM, Jan SA-cU1ic, Nie0'
yor.:; i.ijnshurg Dt> New Orleans.
FLUSHING. Jan 2j-.Se.7 Je:ssy Port
AMsrEaDAM, Jan 2.-Bsar...r <Br>,
Me- O-icurs
LISBON, Jan es-wiisco1. Now Orleans.
GLASGOW, Jan 22-DaAo,an, Portland,
Ore.
Dy 8r1N Jan a2-Eanad Head OBJ. S.
jokr, y. B.
AA,.CI7N5TEE. Jan cs--Kennebso obj,
Port Arthur; Scottish Maiden (Br>. Nc~
Oreanae
LONDON, Jaa a1-Oelawa.s (Br>. eh!.a-
dclphia.
NtI.L. Jan s4--Canad!an Dxp.o-e: <B->.
81 .fohn, \ =.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Shipping Outlook Bci,cr
Then for Months. Saws Ma.

The outlook for shipping Is better
at present than it has been for many
months said \. +. Mack, eastern di-
rector for the Shipping ponrd, ycste.
day. He said the board now was put
ting moro vessels into operation than
it was withdrawing. and that ten chips
were held in readiness constantly for
use.
at is too carly to say that there is
a revival Of shipping" Mr.. Mack added,
"bur tho prospects arc certainly
brghtor'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
departures

EurNca TIRES. Jan :4-Thonass Rr4s
(Ncr), ,E~v Yor,a.
Kio w JAnElRo. Jan e4--ro..-,au
rAsAjNs. Jan lS--Ca:don.~, Ta.nps
koTIEEDAA-, jan 20--Test Ca-nifaa
Galveston.
MAEa3lLLCe. Jan oo--An-cln.a q. Lar
ANIW EEP. Jan 1i--Nictor,ous Nc7.
Yo:. Lasct!Il, Hhi.adel pl.ia; Co!thraps
1obils.
FnDuM-.,I-Li, Jan o1--Canadlau Trans.
porter lSr), Vancouver.
CErTiI Jan 2s--Artza Acrdi (Ev>, New
Orleans.
MANcHEs~ER. Jan a2-Ma.don Cree,
Are AND, Jan 2o-rrca.tha.y tB-}.
New York.
CoIoMno. Jan ao-clty or Y,unx,y,-
o. Ea.cutia for New York.
SIERRA I.EONdr, Jan 2l--Bonny fy3-,.
N-w So-4.; Earbac.an fB.,, Now yo-i
= ANTWERP, Ian .2--Galilco tBry. Nc
sYDNlgY. = ". Jan 22-uas.ern ouson
LONDON. Jan s4-Dip!onat (rr,. Hes
,.sovlEAMpTos. ,sn IS - s-.,sona
t.so.p. ltcr Wes. ~''on"
LEE. sToN'N. Jan 2S-East.rp c,u,ds
Nc5 vo:r 'u'oS
lNailNllI!A:n. Jan sS-sAosstad f.yo~,
IaMr,cn Reads \-'oi''
.ECNEsTER. Jan os-West co,,,,.
Ca.t.laore. ~S''-is'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Niecelfnl,cn,is
Navy Orders

FROM The Tribua.s Washington Bure1..
AsNiNGTON. Jan es-Navy ord...
issued today follow.
lltshT. Can't. J. J.. to Washington.
hoch. COM. X. A.. 20 Washiugton
- - Il, II. Con-. Il. T., 20 L. :. S. Cleveland
'Nc1lisc, Il. Co.a. n. D.. 10 L. S, s.
aiNsov.
Haas, Il. W. s.. to I. 9. S. s-sf.
Greene. u. l.. r.. 10 iNneolax
Bar1or. -. y. r., 10 pnllaGr,Dn,a
JohHson, Bosn- D. f.. 10 Dcnvcr
Mlish Gan. ). s.. TO New York
Weber. Ch. Carp T., to L. s. s. Yukon.
~ tMN7n'na. Carp. q. T.. 10 rhllade,rhia
Echlnde, e. Carp. G.. j., 10 L. :. s. 3orea,
'osne' AN 'l,1- +. L.. to Philadelphia
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Sailed Yesterday

.a-a,ss fErl per'h Anlboy: Csoo Crue~
spI lss paiu.as: Guifprluco. Pow
, -tkuT. Cr.ncetou Newport News; Aio-
a,Tlt. Charleston and JacksouF.. a. Munel-
&c. Baltimore Waiaue@s (B.). Baltimore
.ta,n.Ae Nob.o; Bethlehem CBr1. Mas
,.u pres!deutc Ni.se. tlt). N.pi,s, CITY
= Savannah. Safulnahi JOSEPH } Cuneo
.to-> Pot Aatou.oi Lloyd. Boston. JUS
II ,Br>. Para. rIfrs.rr, County. Eotter-
ain; schrs r ~ l;arusoaif. Pensacola:
seorgc Y Efzsy NNkcnnV nui , ,Narlest0n:
....r y CroweN -. Ia-1ra
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Il INTO load of 10000 tons for sAo,,

ci nto lead of 100000 tons for those
nations "a. year.
FOR tho first time aimee tho war tnc
aeurcs ef production in German shir
yards aYe gwen. The most significant
feature IS the fact that Germany has
uow uoro than rceaincd her prc'rsr
sstos. lsurchings in 1919 aggregated
10000 tons, snd az that vas tho rec
ord year previously, the ooe 600 tors
IN i9@i sets new record.
Whilc the production during ,scl
for .'1c world was o,So3.ooo gross tons
'cs' ihan IN tho record year Of 1919.
i WAS moro .tan million tons IL ox-
cess &c tho l2i3 iotsl.
The relative position of the United
States. United kingdors and ether
countries - world construction -
shown in percentage III the following
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Army Orders
Qunrtcruias.cr gorps

Prom The yribnn>'s Noahiaaton 0t1oa.s
ASiilNGTnN. tan. 2i.--Array oraass
Issued to-day follow
fiunrtcrmasscr Corps
Sv-erey. raY5 Y. r., 70 Boston.
EOach. FaNt. w. H.. 10 Long Island
Ireland, Maj. NJ. l. 10 Canbridyc.
infantry
Church, Capt. !. H. to FrcdorlcL
.,arlcton, l. Col. ". a.. 10 2d Corps AREA
Nras'er, Capt. +. Il, 10 Baltimore
IL ,rably dischargcd--2d u. j. *. Han.
n'itt.
NFaceluncou.
.(:r', AIai. j.. ORD, Dent. 10 Camp Bag.
Lewis
slnspsnn. Capt. o. II, Tin. Dept. 10 rorf
smelling.
N9los. cant. T. p. T. A.. % Naan!nston
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

Maru tiap), l,onxhoax; 'aiel..-on (3r,,
Glasgow via Vancouver
SAVANNAH, jan as-Arrivcd sasuasAe,
Null: Liberty Dell, New Orleans: City of
-lontsomery. Na, York; Juuiuta Phila
delphja faad sail"d Cor .Iackson,tlley.
Sailed: IrioaH baltimore; CITY OF At,at.t u,
Now No-le
ST JoII2S : g. rsn 9l-Arrived:
Schooner Cutt.-sa!ll, Kew l'o.,. SaNct :
Grey County (pr), IIavi'c.
y-AMP-s, I'm 24-Sailcd: 'rru,;llo Ne1-
C'ricaN"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

Will. the 1920 total Of launchinea by
American ohiryards was greater tnaN
icr that OF either The British yards or
those OF other countries, the lead of
Aco, 900 tons over Great Britain was
.-an.forlncd TO q British lead Of 53l 600
: ors last year, while tie gap Of l.1a6.-
100 tons representing tho American
oad over other countries Vas convert
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Maritime MISCELLANY

u 49,, 'soT:,. :, 80 st-Dra.t,c cu.a
~! .l's'..a osecs A2v%c,ea t-oro 20. 80,
.Se .o-a!ot-ow between So.>pi. *. Power
I's.,o sn' - erccra':c-.. ard 4. = :facit
- .eEs. North Atlantic d!st-ic.. {, Eon
a.. CITY. q. Q. Maocona.hie ...,.,1... Nv
10 4fs'.dtas eocsl!, II yn.iedeirh.S 10 "a ~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

In some resnccts thc laurchings for
1921 show saina over those for the pre-
vio.s year Tanker construction IN
creased almost 65 per cent. from 0ao,-
400 10 i,o5G.35G tons, Of which two
thirds was bull. in the United States.
Motor ships continue 70 gain, rising
from iSo 9-7 20 3o6.642 gross tons.
ships with turbines declined from L.
50 900 20 1.iaS0co tons.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Marine Reports
III. NN>
Winds at Sea TO-DAY

Winds at sea To-day
ras: Cur O, NoNoo--Tresh norihe@S
Ids AID cior =. rafnv weather.
Yes, Cur or No ico-- rre sh NO'th ard
-.hv@sst winds. unsettled weather a4G
rs.
caribbean SEA on3 7ymd'0ara Nasaase
ocsrat- northeas- ana north Winds ana
.-r-aNy rair wos''ier
18th - SANDY look Moderate 20 f~osf
-.h~est '~.uds and fel weather.
7a-d, ffoois T. i1sftr~as--f fresl north
nls and fair weather
NAtteras 20 l'lor.la s.raits--i'resn north
.s' ''.nds aad cloudy. 7ainy " eathcr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
'lRAV Ell
& WHITE STAR
2. N1-0-' V.N'tF NITff. + ~
/ l.. Z,

Al noon. ufslcss epcrlneH
To thcTbourE rE--Soutirn.nu.on
olympic Iii \. ". FOB. ~ Mar. ~ As- !,
HomeriO Ensu' ... MAJ. ! Mar. 9, .....
Majestic tr"vp 4'.A May 80 June n .....
70 Liverpool via Que~rstuun
Cedric .......'.... .fni, - E'ob s5 Np- 80
lwlir fS'l clrr'n Isr. ,,...... ........
Nrifir ............ i'eh. 1h Mar. - Apr. =
F'ltlc .,,.-..... Mar. 4 A ,'r ,, rr
Adrintic ............N,f. Mug ......
Mediterranean Voyages
To Ntadcira. Gibraltar. Al1iers, Aloaa
Genoa, NAplcs. htbsiis AiaAsndrla to-
Esylt ana tic Nile.
Inplaud ..........'...O OS.5b, 'ora) reh
tdIiDtic ........... 3D.. .tet.bIf iors) Fob 8
Nnhir 'l3,54t tousp .-.... Mar. APR. -
10 Ma-lcIra. lIhlnItar. Ai..cra. Nan.e,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Reports by Wireless
Bv United States Naval Service

tDietance Ia given in miles. Rerort, Fre
dated at noon unlou. otherwlec rpocine1l
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
NJ RED STAR R,lME

To St0aI1cTu-- ,a1D.UU0 I0tn
: HrOndwry. n. 4. or Local Agcntr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
.CLOTZBACH WILL
SEEK DIVORCE
FROM OPERA STAR

/ San Francisco. April 2o.-F1oydi
will file suit for divorce
from Mrs. Margaret Matchmaker, the
scontralto. in superior court here co.
sSdays according to j.. Maxwell PeyIer,
his attorney. Glotzbach asserted that
his return to his Pacific coast home
and his former occupation of chat
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
CAM Reconstitute
Wheat Board, Canadian
Government Declares

Winnipeg, Man, April 2o:-The
government OF Canada was claiming
Wednesday that it can. not legally re-
constitute the wheat board which kept
wheat prices up during the war.
Premiers of the western provinces
and their supporters in the house Of
commons to the number OF 20. met
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
Members OF Ku Kluix
Khan Attend Funeral
OF Judge D. w. Foster

Sulphur Springs, Tex. April 20
Six members of the Ku Klux Khan in
full regalia at the funeral Of Judge b.
grave where they left a large cross Of
flowers and then disappeared.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
NEW MACHINE TO BE
SENT AVIATORS AT
ST. PAUL ROCKS
lBx The Associated Press.

n CBy The Associateu Fress.J.
Lisbon, April pa new hydro
a'rplane will be shipped by the gov
.ernment to st. Paul Rocks to enable
the naval captains, sacadura n Cou-
tinho. to resume their transatlantic
flight, interrupted by the virtual de-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
FORKS HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL 20,

and endeavored TO form a wheat
board to maintain prices this fall
when the rush Of wheat is on and
producers have to sell at q sacrifice
owing to being unable to hold the
grain.
Some constitutional scheme will be
reached, it is stated.
ooNTRABAND SHIPMENT SEIZED
San Francisco, April 20.--A contra-
band shipment. Of $4,000 tins Of opium
and other drugs, valued at 5000, 900,
was seized today on the China Mail
company liner. Marking.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
FILMS
BANNED IN CANADA

Winnipeg. April 20.-Alberta and,
Saskatchewan ceneors have put a ban
fon all Arbuckle pictures and the.
Manitoba censor board will leave the
public to Judge their fitness.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20

struction Of their machine IA LANDING
the Rocks. s IN "a a
It is believed here that It Will be at
least two weeks before the a1rmen
can resume their flight to Rio Janiero.
u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
1900 A. NJ. Observations.
Temperature. 81.
Maximum, II hours. 40.
Minimum, "a hours. 80.
Wind. (sonthcastD. miles 9.
Precipitation. IL hours, trace.
Barometer, reduced, 1922.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-07
LARSEN SAYS HE
WAS FORCED TO
QUIT WORK

"Tanlac measures up to everything
claimed for it," declared James Larsen,
a w~ell-known painter and interior dec
orator Of e. 1923 2Sth ST., Spokane,
Wash.
Il had contracted lead poisoning in
the course Of my work, which caused
all kinds of trouble with my stomach,
and no one who hasn't been through it
can possibly realize how a man suffers
whose stomach is upset by lead poison
ing. Time and time again ] had to
quit work on account of the terrible
gripping pains and awful sickness in my
stomach, and / couldn't begin to tell
how much this cost me in time lost from
work.
Well. sir, Tanlac overcame this
trouble completely and built me up in
every way. / haven't lost a day from
work since I started taking it, and to
look at me now, nc one would think /
ever had a sick day."
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-07
THINK BEARS
A HOME FIELD
SCORING TEAM
Cougar Clio Defeat Doesn't
Stampede Washing
ton Fans.

i Seattle, Wash. NOV. 6.-Hard,
smashing tactics was noticed for its
absence in football tactics at the
University of Washington this after
noon. Dummy scrimmage has taken
it's place for this week, Catch Enoch
w. Bagshaw being Of no mind to have
any of his players sore when they
come up against California Saturday.
Everybody was out for practice to-
and Kuhn fully recovered from injur-
les over Sunday, and Herman, Bryan
and .Ziel, injured in the battle with
Washington State college, October %,
used their legs as If they had never
been bruised.
The 81 to 0 victory of California
over Pullman Saturday compared with
the Is to. 1:3 win of Washington the
week before, Jared the Purple and
Gold fans considerably at first. But
tonight they are saying that California
never rolled up II of those big
scores away from home. They recall
that last year California made it
only ID to 0 when playing at Pull
man that her score against Wash
ington and jefferson at Pasadena on
New Years day was O to 0, and that
this fall she made only II to Q against
the University of Southern California
IN -
at Los Angeles.
Orders for seats for the game are
coming from a wide area. Today's
sales totaIed 1900.
Berkeley, Calf, Nov. 6.-The Uni
versity Of California football squad
OF rs players, Coaches Smith and
Rosenthal, Trainer Charles Volz and
a student manager will leave tomorrow
night for Seattle for the game with
the University Of Washington Satur-
day. Besides two full teams of men,
two extra backs and one end are be-
ing taken along.
The squad will arrive In Portland
Thursday morning and will remain
there as guests of the Multnoms
Athletic club until the afternoon, when
the train journey will be resumed.
Seattle will be reached Thursday night.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-07
Some staggering constipation facts;
Know how kellogg's Bran can hello YOU

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Kellogg Bran sweeps, cleans and
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Serve Kellogg q Bran to the ezSsSs
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or in countless appetizing ways gleh ~
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All grocers sell Ksllogg's Bran,
cooked and krun1bled.
P. S-KeIlogg'e Bran, eaten regn-
Larry, win clear up a pimply cazapaaxion1