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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

The Columbia Evening N-ssogr;a, !.
authorized % znn0uars .. 2. Tzls1u
-IlG.sia-- f0r TIE 0hce y i.:r- NJ
Saane CoGz-y C5g-r Nsr-5--1 Cis-r-s
srh lecr % -ae .cr.11 Il -I- Deroc-s.
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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25
GRCTT CLERK

The Columbia Evening Missourila :
authorized 70 announce !. e. Hal Is i
candidate tor the oihce Of clerk Of ,he
Boone Cour1y Circuit Cour-. subject 10
the action of the Democratic primary.
tuesday. August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

.arhor:zet - a11u11re J. Estes Be'i-
fsr! - candidate 6ar the aihce Of pre-
siding j1eIc-- zubiec- q the acton at tlr
O-roer1..c prinarF- TUESDAY. A1gEsr :
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

The Columbia Evening Nissolr,an i
authorized TO announce A. v. Paisley A.
4 candidate for the Office of recorder Of
deeds Of Boone County. subject 70 tb~
action of the Democratic primary. Tues
day, Angus, l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

The Columbia EEeai1g N.s=ouria1 :
.l.,a0rized . announce FINK L CibGs
Is i candidate for tie gifce Of JgGE- Of
he Boone County Court tNor-hrrl Dis
-ric- s5.5. .ert 10 he l-;iun af ne De-
10c-Itic Prin4-v. TIe~!1v- AagGst /
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

The Columbia Esenins Mi=sourian l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25
NOWELL'S Ninth at Walnut
Fresh Vegetables

Celery, bunch 25c
Roman Head Lettuce.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

The Columbia Evening Nizsour:In =
authorized 10 announce Ilmes r. Jordan
Is candidate for the Office Of clsrx e,
the Boone County Circuit COur-- SUP
ject 10 the action Of thr Democratic pr
mary, Tuestay, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-25

The Evening Nissourian is authorized
70 announce Jos. T. Harris IS Il candi-
date for the Office of Clerk Of the Boone
County Circuit Court subject b the ac-
ton Of the Democratic primary, TUESDAY
August |.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
INTEPESANTE INTERVIU
Gun GUILLERMO II

Nueva York, julio 7.-El New York
Times publica una interesante inter-
viz que ell baron Clemens celebro hace
seis semanas en- Doom con ell Empe-
rador Guillermo.
Guillermo IL no Sc hace ilusiones
Irespecto a su restauracion en- el Tro-
no. "La Monarquia-dijo- res
taurada en- Alemania. No sabre decir
como nj cuando; pero 10 que 81 Sc es
cue yo no volvere jamas".
Al decirle que la nueva generation
alemana no lie conocia, exclamo: "Solo
deseo permanecer oculto".
Esta enterado de que en- los circu-
los monarquicos Sc favorece la dinas-
tia bavaria de Wittelsbach.
Considera a la Repdblica como un
Gobierno temporal, y tiene tornado
buen concepto del presidente Ebert,
porque Sc considera como servidor Y
no como dueno de la Rep1blica.
Tiene ell frne convencimiento de
que Alemania resurgira industrial,
economical y politicamente y que en-
el porvenir volvera a ser tan grande
como en- el pasado.
Lo que 81 parece es que Guillermo
II ha adquirido en- su destierro un
odio marcadisimo hacia los judios, y
que sus creencias lie llevan hacia ell
catolicismo, cuyos aspectos misticos
/; siempre lie impresionaron. Sostiene
rclaciones con los obispos cat6licos del
Rhin, v sus conversaciones versan
siempre sobre asuntos religiosos.
Hablando del 1ltimo Emperador
Carlos de Austria. dijo: ezra debil de
caracter, y Sc dejaba lleyar con faci-
! llaad. Carlos fu6 un desgraciado, y
fu& una locura que intentase volver q
Budapest, contra la voluntad de los
aliados. FL triunfo en- tales ccndicio-
nes era impossible"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
des epidemicas. hubo 392.39O ataca-

des epidemicas, hubo 392.390 ataca-
dos, de los cuales murieron 45.383.
En- Ukrania mueren materialmente
de hambre cinco miIlones de haitian
ties; en- el Gobierno de Karkov, de
100000 habitantes, hay 100000 ham
brientos, y mueren mensualmente
10000; en- Polonia, las epidemias tie
nen su asiento en- la zona oriental,
habicndo ocurrido desde el l dc enero
.29.645 casos de titus, seguidos de
2.314 defunciones; de fiebre recurren-
te, 2S.523, con 1.131 defunciones; de
tifoideas, $50 casos, Y de viruela,
297, arrojando los totales siguientes:
1926 atacados de titus, de los cua-
les 1922 defunciones; de fiebre recu-
rrente, 22.S28, con SCI defunciones;
de tifoidea, 3.7O0, con 1873 defunciones,
Y de viruela, 268, con 18 defunciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
IMPORTBNTE ESTADIS-
TIcA De EPIDENIAS

Ginehra, Z de julio.-La seccion de
hygiene de la Sociedad de las nacio-
mes ha publicado una imponente es-
tadistica sobre ell nImero de epide-
mias que azotan la parte oriental de
Europa y las victimas que causa.
En- la Repdblica federativa rusa,
desde el 1 de enero hasta el 2 de ma
yo, 1901 casos de c6lera. En- Ukra-
MIA, hasta ell % de abril, 1.132 casos,
aumentando la epidemia gravisima
mente a consecuencia de la penuria de
recursos sanitarios, por 10 cual Sc eX-
tiende ell colera, calculandose la NOR
talidad en- un 60 por 100 de la pobla
sion.
Ell titus Y la fiebre en- la Russia de
os Soviets, ell Caucaso y ell Asia Me
LA, arroja 513.319 casos de tifu j,
167.078 de iebre recurrente hasta cl
| /, de mayo; en- las lincas ferreas,
1882 de titus y 140.127 de fehre
recurrente; en- ell Turkestan, 1921 ca
SOS de titus.
En- la Repdblica Kirghizes, lin1itro-
fe al Gobierno de Saratoff, han ocurri-
do desde agosto de 1921 febrero de
1922, 25 casos de pcste seguidos de
II defunciones.
Las victimas causadas pcr el ham
bre son las sigaientes: En- la pobla-
cion de la Rep1blica de Tartaria, que
sc eleva a 3.125.277 habitantes, cerca
de dos millones murieron de hambre
i ell MARIO del ailo actual, y desde de
ellero al Is de MARIO, en- enfermeda-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04

Cree q. Austria y Hungria no Sc vol
veran a unir jamas, y no desea la
union de Alemania Y Austria, porque
cree que Alemania Sc perjudicarfa aso-
ciandose un pals en- tan NAL estado
como Austria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
mis- GOMAS NE DAN MAS DE
..CINCO MIL MILLAS"

Esto es 10 que dicen todos los due
1os de carros Dodge modelo 1922. En-
mestro altomovil tiene ell motorista
la seguridad de cinco mil millas de
.-ecorrido en- gomas de 20 % millas
or gallon de gasolina.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Richard L. Austin. chairman Of the
red.ro, p...-,. p.,t 4, summarizing
s,.S,. ,, "".'
BUSINESS conditions IN the Pniiade''
phia Federal Reserve Bank district,
in tho monthly report issued by that
institution says:
"That the movement of business n
definitely upward Is no longer omen to
question. rbe improyement during the
last few months has bern consistent and
rapid, and although much OF the bet
tcrment during the last six weeks IL
attributable TO seasonal Influences, the
larger mart Inv far renresents fuudu
mental business recovery. Evidence of
this is found In the gain in retail and
wholesale trade. in the larger demand
for almost nil raw materials and manu-
featured products. in tho expansion of
the volume OF production and the n.
sultant increase in emnlovment, in the
! steady gain in carloadings and in the
rise in the wholesale commodity price
index numbers.
'The latest available reports on re.
tail trade indicate that the volume Of
sales Is steadily growing. Sales by 4S8
I department stores throughout the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31

wAlen las called Tor psYrAess O. No.
cent bonds not due until 1923. 1nylnci.
bic Oil Company has called $2,3c6 ,?W
9. per cent bonds due In 1881, payable
November "a, ct 40. and is paying
November is 500, 740, 300, against
$113, ,S82, 900 in October and q, ,1S4 500
In November. 1921. OF the total. $685..
4OS 800 represent issues called In en-.
tirety, while the balance in nearly every
case Is to meet sinking fund require.
ments. American Light and Traction
Company has called S3.OO0.O per
cent bonds for payment November 1,
at 101. Among issues called In entirety
are Virginia .Carolina Chemical Com.
psr pspE aS0en'' at io$ and American nas Tobacco
Company, $4,000, 900. series r. Z per
cent notes, due in 1923. payable No.
vember 90. at 1O1. American Power
and Light Company will pay of 50. 800.
900 s per cent bonds. due In 104l,
November 1, at 1913, and Milwaukee
Electric Railway and Light Company
has called S4.95o 900 Z per cent notes.
due in 1923. for payment November l.
at 1904.
Various factors were brought for
ward as being causes for the further
unsettlcment of values in yesterdays s
market, which carried prices of many
issues to the lowest levels touched In
some time. There we're indications OF
various groups Of stocks being affected
bv special conditions. The weakness Of
stocks in which the late William Eccke.
feller had been most heavily concerned
we're among the weakest features and
those stocks which had been looked on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31
CONVICT PHlLA. AUTO THIEF
York Road Man Found Guilty at
Atlantic CITY

Atlantic City. Oct. 31.--A Jury in the
Criminal Court yesterday convicted
George W. Hare. twenty -one. Of 1894
York road. Philadelphia. of the theft
Of an automobile from John Parsuna.
Of this city. Sentence was deferred.
Mrs. Parsons identified Hare as the
nan she saw drive away in the ma
chine from in front O. their home.
Hare had been arrested before by
police Of Ocean City. following Il chGse
down the coast to Sea Isle City. At
the time he and Leo Donnelly, real
estate man of Atlantic City. were al
legged to have been riding in n machine
stolen from Ocean City. They are under
$1,000 bail awaiting trial in Cape May
County.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31
Sales
Managers!

Sales Forecast MAP
Sent Free Without Obligation
In order to prove to you
that your sales can be in.
creased 1915 to 3O%e on
every dollar you spend by
the use of the Babson
Sales Forecasts -- which
cover every territory and
industry 49, we want you
to accept the Sales Fore
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OF without cost!
It shows you where bust.
ness will be best in every
state in the union. Con.
Centrate on these fertile
fields! Remember, no cost
or obligation - Just tear
out the Memo -now--and
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when you dictate the
mornings mail.
Tear o., tLs Meme - No Caa ~ ObRss,ies.
BabSOIlS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31
November Bond Nat,Titips

Corporation bonds called for nav.
inent In November, 1929, in advance OF
maturity, reflect easy money rates and
ability of corporations to refund loans
put out at high rates Of interest with
new issues at more reasonable rates.
Some companies have been able to re.
place loans by stock issues. notably
Sinclair Consolidated Oil COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

Lafayette pd Jupiter Fob i6.
Melroae % II Barnegat Feb 16.
Mundclta 80 Jupiter Feb l6.
Mongolia duo New York Friday.
Nantucket 18 Fire Island Feb tG
Ontario 90 SW Fire Island Feb 16
Pennsylvania 40 s Hatteraa Feb Ii.
Shenandoah &c lI bahamas Feb 16.
WIN @ Warden 80 S Jupiter Fob 16.
WIN Rockefeller 6s s Ambrose Feb is.
West Carnafax lat ~ II Ion 65 AZ Feb 10
Wcst 1nsklp 6l5 from Delaware Hreakwa-
ter Feb +.
West Nohno 65 II Ambrose Fob 49,
Lcvisa 80 w Nantucket Feb i6
Norfolk 30b w Montauk TT Feb 16
West Chctac 200 w Bermuda Feb 1A.
Lnkc Hlsmcre 22b ME Diamond Shoals
Fob 16
Nantucket Sc w Fire Island Feb 10.
Lcnapo ~ SW Scotland LV Feb rs.
kershaw 80 SW Fire Island Feb 10.
Ontario 20 SW Fire Island Feb 16.
Evelyn 10 II BarncHat Fob is.
Hrowncll Point l,73S r. Cape May Feb t5
Algia l,630 Ambrose Fob 10.
Huron &c Turks Island Feb Ii.
West Inskip b73 u Delaware Cape Feb 49,
PENNSYLVANIA 500 n Cape Hattcras Feb 16.
EdEchll 436 II Cape May Feb 16.
West Eldora b25 II Cape Henry Feb l6.
American Legion .4b6 SIC Ambrose Feb 1G
A4wis"a bbb ~ Hole IN Wall Feb 49,
Mayaro S2S SE Ambrose Nv Feb 16.
Devolen. 129 Jupiter Fob tS
COrncla ass n San Juan Feb 16
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Cleared

Mexico Jones: Havana and Progreso;
n Y & Cuba MaY Co.
L.lnlae, Henderson; Tamp.co: Universal
Transportation Co.
Frceport Sulphur No 5, Mclaughlin;
Puerto Padre: Treeport Sulphur Co.
Olympic (Br) HambletoN: Southarp-
ton via Cherbourg; White Star Line.
Lorenzo (Br(, Anderson: Port Said and
Jcddah; Norton Lilly & Co.
Orbita (Br) Matthews; Cerbourg. South
amptcn and Hamburg; Sanderson q Son.
Kekoskee, Olsen; Port Lobos; Columbus
shipping Co.
Stanley Dollar Ncclements; Vancouver
via baltimore. Panama Canal and Los
Angeles: Dollar S Lines.
American. MacKay; boston; United
Gallia tsw>. winther: Newport News;
Moore & Mccormack Co, INC.
Runa tNor). Marc; Norfolk; J II Win
chester & Co.
Nebraskan Parker; San Pedro and San
Francisco via Panama Canal; United
American Lines
Fort viotoria Dr>. Davis. Hamilton
Turness Witty & Co
Wheeling Mold. JurlSops; Hull and New
castle: ! II Winchester Co.
Eglantier tDelg). Gonther; Navre and
Antwerp. Lloyd Royal Beige
Gue'avesNol'n fS~) Johnson: Malno
and Noro2ng Turness. Witty & Co.
Albert Watts. Memandcrs: Tamp!co;
SIN Nav. Co
George II Jones, Lake: Tampico; Robert
l. Hague.
l.eos. III lsp>. Aeacino; Havana and
Vera Cruz; Luis Llanso
Danehoim Dan). Peterson; Havana for
orders, MunsOn 8 : I,jnna
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Marine Disasters

FAYAL. Azores. Feb i5-Nomeo CEr).
Calcutta tor Boston and New York. put
IN here with cargo on fire
BOSTON, Feb l6-tiuard cutter Tampa
has put out to ass,stnncc Of West tarnIfax,
reported adrift at sea, with provisions con
Humcd. crew OF 40 facing starvation and
fuel exhausted Messages intercepted to
day aaid she ESQ milcs from Nan
tuok't iAghtship, about $50 miles from
boston ana crew suffering from
hunger. West Carnfax bound from Rot
terdnm for Galveston. Tex. Tampa un-
successful In search for doreljct schr
blanche G Ecndl"ton. abandoned Jan q.
after collision with tanker g White off
North Carolina coast
PLYMOUTH. Eng. Feb iG-Abaudon-
mont Of Newfoundland schr Asquith in
mid Atlantic and rescue of all bu, one
OF crew by Arcturus CAMP. after "A four
days hurricane. reported by six survivor.
OF crew who arrived to o-day Nsuulth was
a schooner Of A23 tons gross built at
Bridsewatcr, s. in 1916. ana owned at
St Johns. y +, bound from Seville, Jau /.
for st John's.
ST JOHNS. +, Fob 1e-Sisto ,Nor).
~ days from Cardiff with coal for thi.
port, caught in heavy Tee of st Johns.
with bows damaged and forcpeal1 full Of
water. Tug Daisy dispatched to assist
str to harbor Vessel had been chartered
TO load Goldfish for Mediterranean ports
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
New Financial
Plan for Ship
Agents Devised
Kimball Will Outline De.
tails of Changes in a
Meeting With Standing
Committee Here To-day
Foreign Credits Involved
Shipping Board Proposes
Sweeping Revisions in
Present Operating Plan

Harry S. kimhalI, vice -presi ident Of
the Shipping BOARD Emergency Fleet
Corporation. will meet with the stand
ing committee Of managing agents to-
day ard propose sweeping changes in
the present financial procedure affect
ing operating accounts.
The substance of the new accounting
system is that the trust funds from
which the operators draw expenses and
IN which they deposit eight receipts
the Shipping Board. Under the present
arrangement each company has an in
civldual account Mr.. kimbal is un-
derstood TO believe that by this method
the board will be required to keep
only $4,000 600 as Il revolving fund in
stead OF $4,000 900 under the existing
plan.
One effect of The change will be TO
eliminate duplication in the task of
accounting for the voyages and it will
also save the Shipping Board the serv-
ICES of a large number OF clerical en-
ployees.
The financial needs OF the operator.
IN foreign ports are also affected by
the now system. At present funds re
coived abroad for frc;ghts are cabled
here. ana money is cablcd from New
York 10 foreign norts to meet expenses
there, with charges for exchange
transactions st both ends. The pro
posed plan will have deposits and with
drawals made through Shipping Board
funds abroad. which will not only ex-
reditc business but result in further
savings.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
United American Lines
TO Remodel New Ships

Extensive remodeling of the Reso-
lutte and Reliance. the two new pas
scnger steamers bought by the United
American Lines. will be undertaken be-
fore the initial sailing in April. &C
cording to an announcement from the
company yesterday. Passenger accom-
modations. Will be cut in half to add
conveniencos for second and third class
travellers. Work has already begun
on the Resolute, recently delivered in
Hamburg, and will be started on the
Reliance when she is turned over TO
her new owners about the first of
March,
The second cabin on both vessels will
be improved by the addition of thirty
rooms and large social hall. which
viii supplement the dining room, la
dies parlor and smoking room.
The third-class quarters will be re-
modelled to bring them up to the stand
ard set by the company with its ex-
clusively third-class vessels: Mount
Clay, Mount Carroll and Mount Clin-
ton. The space viii be converted into
rooms for two and -four passengers.
Commodious dining rooms, ladies'
rooms and smoking rooms will be pro-
vided
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
American Ports

BALT1MoRE, Fob 1s-Arrivcd: Santa
Via Boston. sailed: concordla lnr), Gias-
gov and Avonmoutl. VIA Norfolk; Gnuto
sNor>. Havana ~" Norfolk and Newport
and Halifax: Gractana CBr). stettn
ROSTON. Fob 1o-ArrIvcu: l5tn, Mayara
lBr' Danes; Snrmatia ,Dan) Duenos
Ayres. Sailed Kendahar (Rr). New York
for Fhiladephia; Craigrownic Hampton
Roads
cnARLEsToN. C. c. Feb ls-Arrivcd
rHlsronAL. Feb l5--Arrived: Borg
ncuador. 1,s.I San Francisco for New York;
Nannah for Kobe. Sailed: Adour (Norp.
efron Baltimoro,. Chile; Cape Romatn
from Portland. Orc>. New York: Llbora-
tor trom New York via Savannah), &c
,JACKsoNvILLE Fla. Fob ls-Arrivcd
Maashaven tpD, Norfolk; sch Jcre G
shay. shay" 6 30" bost2n Sailed Mohawk, New
r. NOBLE Ala, Feb ls-Arrivcd: Tuscan.
Ayres: Levenet (prl. Hucnos Ayres. Ossa-
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Fob le-Arr.ved:
Dorset Br). Liverpool. Sailed: Devon
Schs Edward J Lawrcncc. New York
Frank N Dccring, New Haven; Oakley G
Surt's. New York; Siam CITY tBr), Lon
lNor)' Imminxham: 18th. blossom Heath
Ibr}, Baltimore; Mississippi (Br). Bait
more; American Press Grennock; Dorset
!Br). London. Sailed 18th: Italia (Sw)
MORO Castle Brandon New England Ar
lington. New England
PHILADELPHIA Feb 10 Ar-t,.sd
Torson Hamburg via New York. Texan
hamburg, Antwerp and Liverpool: Charlie.
Everest: Texas City; Rirkenhead. ram
p'co' Suroil. Sabine, j Fletcher Galveston
sailed Pope, Portland; Veedol New
iorK' Ciaf |. kongstad (Dap), Havana via
Newport News. Dean Emery Tanpico
Rochester, Texas city. L!lnon' rela
PORT TAMPA. Feb 1s--Arrived: Dio.
N New York, Winiircd Port Arthur Sailed :
PORT EADs. Feb lG-Arrived: Monto,o.
.ruxillo' Tampa. Sailed: Dauperata. rot
ITamptco; Par!smlna. CrstobaI; RonuIus
, Fort .obos; Nenator CSor> Kingston
fORIhA NJ Me. Feb l6--Arrved: Maid
% % Corfu 'nr, Als!ers: schs Lydia MrI.
bssrsT' bss Norfolk: Vsidars .Rr). f5oston fo',
seieneur (Rr). London: Nriano ,t3ra a"dd.Tn 1dasi
faY y,l,1 ,ull and I.i 'amhurg.
Tredcrlck Luckcnbach New Orleans. 1n,ri. ~, ,s'i
i,uckenbach. New York Sailed: CIvdo i
SAN wRANc1sco. FEB is-Arr,xca
18th, Buciseye state. 11onoiu,n 70" paI,i:
moro; Steel Age, Astoria for Ncv Yorl
,sth' gin" Triangle, Portland. Me. Sailed
l2,n, l steel navigator. Portland. Ore: Adna
'bD. Yokohama: 10th. Bintans (Du) Es-
,avia via Bellingham; Persia Ma-u f.Ianl
IIongkong. ''Np''
sAvANNAn, Feb 16-sailed. City of
, 80 Nannan: New York: MinneQua. Whining
!3n; NO. e2 (Br). Sagua la Grandc; CITY Of
sr JOHN, \ B. Feb 1s-Arriyed s1an-
nGrroouTs r,rs Dam. Norfolk. Cleared: Cabot:a
Belfast: Bratland (Nor). Norfolk sa,lod !,
Canadian Hanger (Br>. Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Munson Line to Alter
Two Board Steamers

Tic American Legion and the South
H'n Cross, two Of the 535 foot Shipping
Hoard vessels operated By the Munson
Line. win be reftted with additional
o tanks and refrigeration facilities
this spring, President Frank c. Mum
son aid yesterday. Specifications for
ne changes arc now being drawn and
oidss probably VIII. be asked within a
week. he said,
According TO tentative plans of the
company the Palmetto State, the new
ship which wiil be turned over by the
Board on March /, Will replace the
American Legion while the latter is
being reconditioned, The name of the
palmetto State Will be changed TO the
Pan American. The name of the Nut
neg state. which the Board plans to
urn over on April so, will also be-
changed, probably to the Southern
Bell.
The new shirs are near completion
at the Sparrows Point yard of the
Bethlehem Shipbulding Corp. They
arc of $4,000 dcadweight tone each. and
cave Il speed Of II knots.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Arrived Yesterday

Fort Victoria !Br), bermuda, Feb "a: to
malls and mdse: Pier .e5. N r.
Robert Hopkins: Port Lobos. Fob 3:
70 ,or rhs Tldswatsr G Co. with crude OIL
Madawaska tBr), Calcutta, Dec J.: Co
om'o De IL Port sqdans n', Pee ss Ms'srs, h
"A; to Funch. Edye & Co; with mdse: Pier
3. Bush Docke B'klyn.
Almagro (Br). birmingham. Jan 80: 70
the Pacific steam Nav Co; In ballast; Pier
Ansaldo San Giors!o ~ Gp. Henoss,
Jan 6; Leghorn. Jan Z; Naples. Jan .;
Bermuda. Feb IL; to Mcdonnell q Truda /.
with mdse, Pier &c, r.;
Hoboken
Collamer. DunkIrk. Jan rs; to the Cos
Hohoken.
II NJ riaslcr, Rotterdam, Jan IS 70 70
ea'r.s,i; Arasuaya lhrS. bermuda, Feb "a: to the
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co.; with 1ss
pass and in ballast: Pier AZ. n II.
Guayaquil. Jan al: Dsmcralda Fob q
Buenaventura, Feb 4: Cristobal. Feb I; 20
W r Grace 6 Co; with mdse; fieT 80
Fort Gaines (Nor) sama Feb Ii; to the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit.
Antilla Manzsnilio Feb J. Guantanamo '..ifo
Feb S. Santiago Feb 10: to the Cuoa
Mail s CO.. with sugar Federal Re
Fcjjx Taussig. 1osron Feb 10; to IIoulder
Weir x BOYD: with mdse; Pier II. = H.
Conanche, Jacksonville Feb l3, Charles
ton Feb "A: 20 the clyde s s Co: with pass
and mdsc; rier S. r.
Guiana lBr). Perth Amboy' 70 Furness
Witty & Co: with mdse; Picr a. B'klyn.
with mdse: anchored in Quara1tino.
W Teasle, Baton Rouge Feb 10: TO
Standard oil Co of 81, With oil; an
chored off Tompknsvii's. l.
Steel Voysgcr. London Jan IS; TO 1ssh-
nlian Line with In1se: anchored In Quar-
antinc.
Hamilton Norf,'k Feb "A; TO oid Do
ninon Transportation CO.. With mdse;
Pier Is. r.
Graecia tSw>. Usysn. Fet TO- to Micro
Mccormack. with mdsa; pier ., West
shore r r, Wc"hawl<rn. I.
VIM Rockefeller. Port Lobos. TO Robert
l. Hague. with crude OIL.
W H TNford. Havre.
Evelyn Nuevitas.
Mari Calcutta