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Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02

Frances Bayer., who was here visit.
ing Mrs. White returned to her home
In Venango Wednesday, morning.
Mrs. D. Vain and Miss Jennie Peter
son visited at the Peterson home near
Lamar over the weekend.
When in Paoli stop at the Pure
Food Grocery for the best OF every.
htAg gpod to eat.
Mrs. Helen BelA ot beaver, came in
"wednesday morning and spoke to the
EitepHhlican women on the amend
menta that afternoon.
Mr:sand Mrs. Will Summers are re.
joicillg over the advent of q baby born
at their home Saturday. October 2Sth.
Mrs. R., R. Smith, of Sterling, was
here between trains today visiting
Mrs. r. Al. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Siemers, of Clay
Centerc Kansas, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Snyder a couple of days this
week.
Mrs. George Wilcox returned this
morning from Daily, where she was
visiting her daughter. Ruth, who is
teaching there.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Geurnsay are
the happy parents Of a fine baby boy
born Sunday night, weight nine and a
nalf pounds. Mother and son doing
fine.
~ AsS3s.
H. B. Phelps motored to Wray, We'd
nesday morning to meet his wife, who
has just returned from months visit
in Gleason and Nashville, Tennessee.
WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
BIG LINE OF TOYS. WATCH OUR
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SATUR.
DAY.-EvERYBopYS STORE.
Miss Fern Unseld entertained the
Bow-Knot club last Wednesday, The
decorations and, favors were in keep
ing with Halloween.
Little Miss Gwendolyn Andrews en-
tertained at masquerade Halloween
party at her. home Tuesday evening.
Her guests were her classmates In
the sixth grade, Delicious refresh
ments were served to about eighteen
and all spent an enjoyable evening
The Dorcas society of the Presby.
terian church held its last meeting
in October at the home OF Mrs. Carl
Meusborn last Thursday afternoon.
Most of the business meeting was de-
voted to plans for the supper which
the ladies will serve on Election day.
At the close Of the meeting, refresh
ments were servd by tn hostesses.
The next meeting will be November
10th with Mrs. James Thompson at
the Public school building.
The local P. +. o. club met with
Mrs. r. l.. Johnson last Tuesday af-
ternoon. After the business was trans
acted the following program was rem
dered:
Expansion Of the American People.
Chapter %.
Different Ways of Learning, Chap
ter 2.
Poem-"The Yellow Birds Nest"
Koll Call
Following the program. delicious re-
freshments were served The table
was decorated with Halloween favors
and cards.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02

George Garland, Of the Garland Auto
the local Buick dealers, left Wednes-
day for Denver, accompanied by Otto
Fulscher, who is the owner of a new
Buick 6" coupe. which they intend
to bring back with them.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02
RED CROSS STATEMENT

Statement of moneys paid out by
the local Red Cross Chapter during
the last two years for general relief
work.
10-21-20 To American Legion for
William Latta, Ex-service man,
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02

Charles Castle underwent an opera.
tion tor appendicitis Wednesday morn
ing. =
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02

Little Miss Gwendolyn Andrews en-
tertained at a masquerade Halloween
party at her home Tuesday evening.
Her guests were her classmates In
the sixth grade, Delicious refresh
ments were served to about eighteen
and all spent an enjoyable evening.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02

A number CT Holyoke people attend.
ed Halloween party at Paolis Wed
nesday evening given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
hews.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02
WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
BIG LINE OF TOYS. WATCH OUR
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SATUR-
DAY.-EvERYBOpYS STORE.

Miss Fern Unseld entertained the
Bow-Knot club last Wednesday. The
decorations and favors were in keep
ing with Halloween.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-02

H. B. Phelps motored to Wray, We'd
nesday morning to meet his wife, who
has just returned from a months visit
in Gleason and Nashville, Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Radio Corpn. of America

Distances given IN miles. positions at
noon unless otherwise statcf.l
Archer isf \ Ambrose June q
Hasa lat - "a y lon 90 os W June 10
ncrsenrfjord lat 30 10 lon % "a =
juno 10.
Charles Everst III = Overialis June ,.
city Of coiumbu. :ft Ambrose June ?.
Cioniarf 73s l. Ambrose June >.
Crstah ,s Ne North East End June ,.
Franklin % y Diamond June >.
Independence Hall t3j y Ambrose June ,.
James Dougherty 10 Ne Cape Charles
June .
Koranna 10 Ne Cape Charles June >.
Major wheeler i5i = Nantucket Juno ,.
Muskogee iss : Diamond June 2.
Orcus :. SE caTo Henry June ,.
rariA s1i Ambrose june ,.
SlnslnwawA III Z Ambrose June 10.
Trontoiito 20 - Diamond -une .
WIN Rockefeller i.s Diamond June 10
chad Frat ffo s Halifax June 10.
Bristol - Sw Fireisaind June 70.
David McKelvy iss s Ambrose June 10.
Ofcar u BENNETT : Ambrose June 10.
Tawnse ~ Ambrose June 10
saisl.na 70 NJ cape May June 10.
Suffolk 81 = Fire Island June 10.
/ Tosfo 100 Ambrose June 10
phliadsiphlan 80 : Scotland June ~.
l CITY o. Atlanta i1i Ne Diamond June 10
| city of Plat ~. r Cape Henry June 10.
Fsiiore go Ambrose June %.
II u Rogers u Ambrose June 10
T-nobseot - sW Bafnegat June 10.
Nunamar 77t S Ambrose June TO-
Atlantic sun IL OveTfaiiH June 10.
| Dorchester Flve Fathom June 10.
e : spauldirg go SW Diamond June 10
paui n Harwood - y Diamond June 10.
Freeman - winierquarier June 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Arrived Yesterday

Wheeling Mold. Hull May 20. shields 20 4.
20 James " winchester A. Co. with fndse :
Pier I Army Base Bklyn
Paris or Havre and Plymouth iune 3.
10 C0fuparric Generate Transailhntque.
with l5s nrst. itf second cabin, - miro
class pass. mails and mdrc. Pier 81. X.
Eastern star. mango May %. ArdroHsan
May .s via Boston June 20 SusQuehanna
S CO. with mdse. per q. Bkiyn
Hayonne dD, Venice May 20. 60 Robert
Z Hague iu ballast. Pier Z, bayonne, y j.
a Canaeld. Tampico June 2 20 Pan
American Petroleum Transport Go. with
crude on. anchored on TompkinsviNe' !.
Caronla CBr). Hamburg May 81. south
afrton June 2 10 the Cunard ana Anchor
l.-Ycs. with 80 first. "a second cabin. -
third class pass. mails and mdse Pier IS.
Mr.
Queenstown ,. TO the Cunsrd and Anchor
Lines. with ~ first. isi second cabin. rs
third class pass malls and mdse' fler Sf'
Mr.
Line. with pass. malls and mdse Pier q.
Lake Fairport. Guantanamo June s; 20
Munson Lines. with mdse, So fth st.
B'kiyn.
chickssaw. Philadelphia June .. 20 Kerr
Line. with mdse. 57th 81. B'kiyn.
stadsdyk CDO. Philadelphia Juno >. %
Holland America Line. with mdse Pier 8.
ngso Koranna ANA CBri' baltimore Jun. .: TO
Norton. Lilly 4 CO. with mdss. 7ih st.
Hobokcn.
Gulf Trade. Port Arthur June :. - Gulf
Refining Co. with oil. Bayonne, J.
VI Elliott. Baton Rouge June /; to
p y G. Hague. with oil. Pier 8. Constable
Hook. J.
John y Archhoid. Port i,obos June I: 20
r L Hague. with oil; anchored of romp-
kinsvllie. 3 l.
Edgehiii. Antwerp May 20 20 Black Dia-
mond S s Co. with mdse. Pier }. Army
Base. Rfiyu -
Catherine. Turks Isle June 9. 20 X
Bull. with ndse. Pier q. Bklyn
Paria. Trinidad; 20 Clyde Line. Win
rndsc. Pier a.. ~ u.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

fDl.,ane. In miles. positions AT noon unles'
otherwise speeihedJ
Afounsria 2si y by Cape Henry June 10
Ala tovlnE Eastern Dawn lat ~ 90 Ion
20 ~ June 10.
Arwlner due chester 4 Az June III.
Camasuey 20 : Scotland Nv June 10.
Dochet $50 on Delaware Bvster June 10
Eastern Breeze itt Y Ambrose Nv June ] o
Eastern Victor $50 ENE Hole In Wall
June ?.
Fullerton $50 NE Nassau June .
Harrington Court lat ~ - lon 81 ~
Lake Giiboa it5 3 Scotland Nv June 10.
Lake strymon rs sw BY w Nantucket
Nv June 10.
Mlllinoekst $50 - san Juan June ,.
Orlraba pa out Scotland LN lirto An
June 10
Ossa rs = Delaware capes June 10.
gaguA $50 s Scotland Nv June 10.
San Larenzo 90 y san Juan Pm June :.
sinslnaws due New York daybreak June q
Tanamo iss 4 Scotland Nv June 10
walter A Luekenbsch So Scotland Nv
June 10
wassaio ist - 81 lon 50 - Juns 10.
Mohawk .g3 \ Scotland ~ June 10.
Ortiony 80 Nantucket June 10.
winnebago LAT a o. lon n Q. June 10.
wooimansi- iss r Cape Henry June 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

BILBAO. Jun. t-cAdis tspan). Calves
ton. ,,,., IN, n,
H1STEs. Jun. s-shskssp,sr tBr. New
HAMBuRo. Jun. s-vulesn city Br.
scuxHkvEN. Jun. city OF valencia
DAVoNMouTH. Jun. ,-Dovio tB),
MANCHESTER. June '-Duaussn.. New
HoNdKoSo. Juns s-Empress Of Rus
ala fDrD Vancouver.
SHANGHAI. Juns s--Iisnna"s, Port
Asoow. Jun. s-Hector (Br). Seattle.
of'EESsTOWN, June io-President Oar
neld. New York for Plymouth land pro
pASAMA CANAL. Criaobai June -
ra.tern Moon. New York for brisbane
1otn.o fBrl New York for Auckland
MARsEILLEs. June T--Dora Bsitea
utaD. Galveston and Norfolk
AyoNNOUTH. June Puget sound
"'pL PRY1L. Jun. s-c,usda FD. New
HAMBURG. Jun. '-Fishpool tBD,
YOKOHAMA. June s-Monsolisn Prince
pobESsE. Jun. s-spIlsby CBD. Dslu.
MALTA. Jun. ,-A'siout tBr. New
MANILA. Jun. ,-Alsbama Msru Gsp).
pristoi. June s--Brls,oi city tBr). Nor
folk ana Se~ York
HULL. June 3-Ciiy Of RAnEoon (Br),
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Wages on American
Ships Three Times
AS High as Italian
Consul at Naples Compares
Costs on Vessels of Two
Countries; 8-Hour Day
Made Effective in Italy

Wages on American ships are ap-
proximately three times as high ss on
Italian vessels. according TO report
20 the Department Of Commerce by
Consul Homer Byington. Of Naples.
The rates Of pay in ltal are settled by
agreements made between the Nation
al Federation Of Scamen and repre-
sentati,rs of the government merchant
feet and the private owners. Praeti-
eally every ether condition Of marine
labor is covered by maritime law.
In an American cargo vessel OF 4,5OO
gross tons or over the personnel sc
quired az present Is thifty-ave men.
including the master. An italian vcs-
sci Of corresponding tonnage IS re-
quircd 20 carry thirty 20 thirty-three
men.
Overtime is paid 20 all members Of
the Italian crew except the master
chief engineer. purser, doctor and the
chief steward when working at sea on
order Of the master outside Of the or
dinary schedule Of eight hours a day in
four watches. Consul Byington reports.
Consul Byington gives the following
comparison Of wages paid at present
on cargo vessels under the American
and Italian flags. using the Shipping.
Board scale for the United States:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Memorial to Roosevelt
Three Historic Boulders and a
Tree Dedicated TO Colonel

Three boulders and tree in Memo
rial Park. Great Neck. I. l., were dedi-
Gated yesterday 10 the memory Of
Colonel Roosevelt The exercises were
under the auspices Of the Woman's
Roosevelt Memorial Association and
were attended by about 5000 persons,
including 800 school children.
One OF tho boulders was brought
from San Juan Hill, one from Saga
fii ond the other from the
Adirondack Mountains, near the place
......e colonel Roosevelt was found by
the messenger who bore him the
tidinCs Of the death Of President Nc
Kinlcy.
James L. Dowsey, of Manhasset, pre-.
sided Other speakers were Mrs. John
Francis Young. national director gen
eral o. the Daughters % the American
Revolution; Mrs. william r. Stewart,
president general Of the Daughters Of
tao Union; DR.. Frances Morrell, presi-
dent Of the Society o. New York State
Women. and Mrs. Richard Bennett,
president Of the Daughters Of the
British Empire.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Sailed Yesterday

pavnce. Rouen. East Cape. Bombay via
Philadelphia: Ampetco (Belgl. Antwerp
oscar ID Bennett Tampiso. Verona lNor).
KInrffon. Orizaba. Havana, Fort St
George tBrl Bermuda. Comanchc. Jack
sonVlic Homefic fHrl. southampton VIA
Cherbourg. Momus. Sew orleans. Ia Sa-
yoic (Frl Hsvre. Lake Glibos. Brunswck
Noordam lpu). Rotterdam; kroonland.
Antwerp. Cornolia. Ponce; Porto Rico.
san Juan. Baltic (Br). Liverpool, GeorFe
Washington. Bremen. Lake Arthur Rich
rond. Italia fHrl. Naples; Guantanamo.
Cienfuegos. Southwestern Miller lBrl.
London. Maracaih0. la Guayra, American
Legion. Bueno8 Ayres. profinincholm lSw)
Gothenhurg. Kris;ianisfiord (Norl. Ber-
gen. Archimedcs lBrl. Manchester city
n Mcntgomcry. Savannah. Socrakarta
Dyl. Marsciiles. Boston city tBrl. bris-
toi. Nina Brca (Brl. Montreal. Ora MOS
(Nor). Halifax. Mundaie. Havana. Soinme.
----. Gicndarnen " --, schrs Mary
bradford Ic.rce. Charleston. Mafy Manson
lruner. -.
Chateau T'hlerry; sutton Hall (Pr).
Alexandria Guif q Mckee. Port Arthur
BorEium pan). Nassau; Poiy (br),
Para. ii Vale. Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Aeuafius IS T. Haiterns June 10
Archer al r Tvbee June 10
Baldhiii 50 Ne Torturas June 10
Cantlgny O'SATI lat sff lon s. "a June ..
Chaifnstfe II wv Havana June 10
Charles L Harwood $50 " sand Key
Juno 10.
Chssic- sun s. sw sand Key June 10.
City % Frecport 90 CienfIegos June 10.
city % Rome - y HAtterss June 10.
ccfGcnia "a ~ hy Sand Key June 10.
Curricr st NW Tortugas June 10.
Delaware sun pd Hafieras June TO-
Dlrlgo "a WNW Tortugas June 10 (towing
barsc)
pors-; II Haiteras June 10
Eastern Breeze $50 r Ambrose June ,.
DarstoW - WNW Tortugaa June 10
Federal % Bermuda June ..
Florence Philips pd Hntteras June 10.
Franklin 10 SW Haftcras June 10.
Gulf King 20 W Key West June 10.
Gu.fmaid - W sand Key June 10.
Gulf Queen 10 y HAtteras June 10.
indeT>Tdencc Hall f2f Ambrose June .
J a Mo1rtt Jr "a " Toriugss June 10.
John Worthington g. Z Cape Sable June 10
Lake Glrih "A NV by Rebecca Shoals
June 10.
Mscuan lat IS 81 lon q s: " June ,.
nosells s sand Key juno 10.
Mount clinton llto Ambrose June ?.
Ihn-Ameriea z.li1 SE Ambrose June :.
President Fillmore ss7 from Plymouth
Juno
President GARFIELD sailed from Queenstown
~ 20 ~ June .
President Monroe 6is Z Ambrose June >.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

President Van Bursn i.s'' Y Ambrose
p.si.n, IL n Sand Key June 10.
uavo "a W sand Key June
porha,tsr 81 from ToftugAs June ~
e.lvs,Ion las. 20 NJ Havana June ~.
a-rvei % Drown 70 = sombrero Juns ~
g. G'h.ido no w sand Key June o.
Tss.h,lsse lat a. IS lon 90 o. June >
r,a,tailfs itb y Hstteras June o.
v.cgyn, A W sand Key june 10.
vsrroilte lat - 10 Ion Al 05 June ~. -.
yittorio Emmanucie III Lar NE caps
"a ~ Ts,Sis ifs wsw Toftugas June 10.
w., Iste itsp NJ Cape Henry Juns ,.
vv,idwood lat "A 81 Ion a o. June =
w., n warden Is Haiteras June
,,,.e.ie. 70 from South fns- June 10.
C.thwood IL from Turpam June TO-
corninn ia from Tamplco June ~.
Dorhra is3 from Tamplco June 10.
] Fistcher Farrell IS from IAmpico June
Joseph II cudahy lol from TsmPieo June
M.mphI, city sSi from New orleans June
MInsqua LETT Beaufort s r M June for
New Orleans
Oswcgo ito from Tortugas June 10.
Tamesi ios from Tampico June 10
linton rs from south Pass June ~
" I. ponneliy ~ from Tampieo June 10
West Hardaway 81 from Mobile Bar June
10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

sansamon. cug,gs, Spain; cra"sr Han.
baltimore. Gulf stream. fort Mth",
rrnnsyivsnis. Port Arthur; Chanss
Everest. Texas City. sailed Rsfukee
Msru fJapD. Mllssfo. Maryland tBr)i Ant
werp via naltlmore and Norfolk. cams
guey New York. John - Rockefsller. New
YORK. Atlantic sun. Mericoy Edgehill. Ant
werp via New York. Grseians orr, NeT
York: Plnar del Mo fnrl, New YORK Col
lsmer. ~ Nsrairs Via New fork' Cspl'
tAlns Maurice Eugene Frl. M,ditsrrsn.sn
ports via New York. Putney Obr), Chaflss.
ton. = G.. ontario, Boston, phr hope
ppopTIASD. ore. June io-Arriv.d
s-.dsn Maru Jap). Muroran. sailsd
nentlnn.r, United Kingdom. Pansman.
eAN FRANCISCO. June io-Arriyed June
. rdwsrd Iuckenbach. Boston; 10. heri-
can. Astoria for New York Hyadss Mahuk'
Ona. san Juan. crisiobalg Honduras tfD.
vsncouvsr Tor Hsvre. l. Luckenhach.
port Townsend for Sew York f~vant Arrow.
Ns~ York for shanghai. Potricola fBr),
SHANGHAI. sailed June >; Cold Harbor,
Portland Ne. via San Pedro. 10. Borrisnd
viSEYARD HAVEN. Mas. June 10
Sailed. fchoonsrs Erwin J. Luoe Nrorn Ad-
disnnl. New York Frank Brainerd iron
suillvan) New YORK T.. N. Roberts tbf),
from 81 John. 10. New rors Leo Ia
nlanc fBr), Nrom Weymouth. -. Now
York. ~ Clair Th@rault (Br), Nrom btt
John. y ID, stamford.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sIfIpMAaTEUS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of the positions Of merchant vessels re-.
osivsd through the United states naval
Communication Service. ShipmAstert OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
ou: charge. report their frRD noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations In the United state,
proper. Bar HArbof. Ne. fOusrclints)
cape HAfteraS y. G.. Jupiter. Fla
Key West, Fla New orleans. La.
Thss. position (TR) reports should
hs addressed only 10 the radio station
called, and they will be forwarded 20
New York. II Is important iha, ths'.
reports should be sent promptly At noon
each day IN order that they may be
received IN time for publication.
Position reports can also Be sent
through the stations Of the Independent
Wireless telegraph Company. Inc. New
York city (WCO). Babylon. L. I.
CWsE). Easthsmpton. l.. J. (WSA).
New London. Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the foiio~lng stations. Cap. Cod
Cwccl. siasconset. Mass (wscl. New
London Conn. (wLc). Cape May. New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tlon OF America BY the U 5 Public
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Freight Ships Due


u.rsssSs ssS Portland. May 70. Norton Lllly
Rioi. Shields. May 7i...... " M Smith A Co
vasconis. London. May "a. .cunArd Co
COMA. Amsterdam. May %. .Furness- Witty
Editor. Dunkirk. May ~. cos-no poiitan Line
Pacific s $ Co
Dochet. Alexandria. May it.
Hsrmonid.s. Busno' Ayres. May H.
houston Line
l. Holmblsd. NsweAs,ls. May :s
K.rroo Penang May ~ HSi.on TSRSS Idy, Ely CO CO
Canadian Psoinc r n Co
Due Tomorrow
Eastern Importer. Rotterdam. May 81.
Black Diamond Corp
Commodore Rollins, Port Antonio. June s.
Atlantic Fruit CO
Due Tuesday
Bsridaie. Malaga. Nay -.
James W Elwsii 4 Co
oien. Dunkirk. May SO. cosnopoiitsn LIN.
Nenusia London June -. Cunard Co
Due Wednesday
Wells City Bristol June l.
Charles Hln a Co
Elizabeth Maersk Palermo May q.
Walter a Luekenbach. Los Angeles May IS.
Luckenbaoh Co
Due Thursday
Mesaba. london. June 2. All Transport Line
City Of Bcnaires, Port said. June IS.
Norton. Lily & Co
City OF Bristol. Bristol. May 81.
Charles Hiu a Co
Due Friday
Clan Mcintosh, Gibraltar June :.
Barber Lines
ldefjord. Chrisiiania. May to.
Norw~g Line
Alaskan. San Fedro. June g.
United American Lines
Mongibello. Messina. May 90
ltaiia-America Line
Nsrrassnsctt. London. june 4
Robert / Hague
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Anaconda, Antwerp, June ?
Black Diamond 8 8 Cor
West Catanace. Seattle. May :
Elder Steel s Corp
Oriental, San Francisco. May IS.
Dollar Line
Due sunday. June ~
River Arontes. Alexandria May 10
CvAard s s CO
ssiaan, Buenos Ayres. May 2s Munson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Mohawk. jacksonville June a. 20 clyde
Line. viii dock at rier -. tchari-
ton sl
caiamsrea Havana June q to United
,f,ernoon Al pier rs. + Maiden Lanel.
PHILADELPHIA. MayaGuer May :. to Bliss.
Daiietf a Co with malls. n expected 10
dock at Pier ~. Brooklyn (MoniaEue sD.
Due Tomorrow
Frederick VIII. christiania June y 20
the scandinavian-America Line with
malls. Il expected 20 dgck late afternoon
AZ foot 18th n. Hobokeh
ran.America, santos May 20. 10 Munson
\ Line with mails IL expected 10 doeh
about $40 m at Pier T. Hoboken.
San Lorenfo. san Juan June 7 20
Porto Rico 8 3 CO with malls is erpected
10 dock about 10 a m At pief -. brooklyn
(Aflsntio Bafinl.
poe Tuesds-
Majestic (Brl. Southampton June 7; 20
white star Line with mails, IL expected
70 dock abou; noon at Pier -. CWest
ieth stl.
Mount Clinton. Hamburg June !: to
Unrsi American Lines with malls T. e1-
pccted 10 dock forenoon a, Pier 80.
(West t6th -.
zacapa. santiago June s 70. United Fruit
Co with mails. is expected 20 dock forenoon
at Pier 10. y Il (Maiicn Lanel.
Siboney. Havana June 10. TO y Cuba
Mall s CO with msiis = expected 10
dock afternoon AZ Pier H. y Cwall ED.
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port Agency.
America, Palermo. June 1. fiaila America
z DC satru-iagni Barcelona. May 2s.
spanish Line
Due Thursday
Yorcit Bremen. June 4 Nor German Lloyd
Kins Alexander. Gibraltar. June 4
Galanos a Co
Metapan Kingston. June 10. Unit Fruit Co
Due Friday
American Southampton. June ?. L Line,
Due Saturday
Berengaria. Southampton, June 10.
CunArd Line
seythla. Southampton. June = cunArd Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
American Ports

BOSTON. June io-Arrivei: scythian fnrl,
baltimore for Mancherter AMI Liverpool
Peter II Crowril. Newport Ncws william y
Page Nfffoik Everett. Lnmherts Point
Sailed San Gll fnrl. Havana and Crisiohal .
TGormina CO. naples and Genoa Nasconia
fnrl from Sew rork). London, CITY OF
Auckland Philadelphia. Nantucket. Fhliadel-
phia. SacOochee Savannah. Junieta. Nor
FOLK and baltimore Bristol. Lambert 4
Point; choc;av. New YORK. stephen X Jones
Newport News. suGoik Newport Sews Dat
ter ihrc- 7th1
PHILADELPHIA. June io-Arrived
Belgian fDrl. Liverpool via Dosion; Lex
ington filrl Middieshoro and Immingham.
woiiringham tnFl. Guantanamo. Ar
dantIa Mendi (Spl. CAdiz via Bermuda
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Seattle and Newport News Pinemore obf)
Montreal "a. ,s...,,
LIvERPooL. June s-Fsssrvik 'S~'d)'
New York
BREMEN. Jun. s-Rorn"n Primes 'D')'
Galveston. -
eouTHAMPTON. Juno s--Wsst Rnf-
,,. c,i1sSton and Norfolk. Olympic tbD'
GfnRkf.rAR. June io-.Pa.sd Nian-
t.nhsve, fDan.J Norfolk for higiefs
cAsABLANcA. May 1l-Isnefea '"o"'
nERoES. May ii-Taurus tNor)' Nor
hi.orERs, Jun. i-cIoysnns FIorio
H3tRE june 7--Pionler tBeig)' New
York.
GENOA. June 7--Dan,e hlighieh utsD,
New York and Boston. a..
pEVUFN June 1--gelawarc tN0rJ, new
Orleans and Phiiadelphia.
KONF Juno 6-Kfuku Hsru fJap,J
New York and Norfolk. June 8, HanhoW
Maru fJap). Portland ore.
cETTE. June t-Lucigsn tBr), Baton
Rouge. .
IEGHORN. June s--ci,y of 81. Joseph.
Phliadeiphia and New York
civfTA NECCHfA. Juns s--schenectaoy'
New Orleans and Norfolk.
walter \. r.uckenbach. San FfanclTco.
Anfaiuaier (Br). Antwerp.
Camaguey. Nusvlfsg.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK. Va. June 10 The tank
steamer william Green is due % arrive
20 morrow from Tampico With oil Tor the
Mexican Petroleum Company
The steamer Craigsmefe. which sailed
to-day for Boston. was purchased ~ the
Morton salt Company from the Shipping
hoard The vessel had been laid 10 fJf
sone time In James River
sAS FRANCISCO. June io-Pseiac.
American steamship Association reelected
Robert Dollar prsEldsnt. 4 = Halnes
Admiral Line. hrst vice presidsnf Thomas
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Maritime Disasters

BOSTON. June 10Th. ssis,,.,
Steamship Ala. ROTTERDAM fo- S.v ~.
which had toWed he Boaft. -.
steamer Eastern Dawn. Antr,r, a, -
zseiphla. for more than 1909 nl.,
days was relieved - her burden 49,
tho tug Humaconra. The az M. i,
ships near ~. Ssaigcks' l.rh,ss,s !.
headed for Sew York with ID. y,..
Dawn tow. while the Aia rss s,s.,,. !.
proceed 90 Boston.
NORFOLK. "a. Jsns if-Ths y,..
- tug Norfolk sunk near ThInbis 49,
raised yesferlay ty mo Merritt 4 49,.
man Derrick A. Nrecs1s 90 "a -
this morning f0 Nerg9rt Sssf vt.,. 4,
Will b. rec0nfifionrf
Surveyor fhiT mrrr'rr vent srs- A..
FOLK % aawD0ff .sHa ff .sss.-. i.
steamer Gi-n White lasirsr. fs--,.
Buiiiff owners Hhfrh arrived ssrs =
Thursfay from fgsf'a arf rs'rs /, -.
being dfylorrsf. flr possible saraf. n.
,alned when fhe vert agfagrl la -.
ton Roafs AFTER fselns b4rser coal 49,
two WonfhI ago