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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
GREENBRIER PRESBYTERY.

The Grccnbricr Prcsbytcry held
its fall session at Richlands Pres
bStcrian Church this week. The SEES
sion opened on Tuesday evening
and continued through Wednesday
and adjourned Thursday. The reg
ular business of the session was
transacted with dispatch and it
proved to be an interesting and i'm
pOrtant session.
Many delegates were present from
the several counties composing the
territory Of the Presbytcry includ-
ing Nicholas, Pocahontas, Monroe,
Raleigh, Faycttc, Summers and
Grcenbrier counties. An effort was
made to secure the names of all
present but we have been delayed
in getting them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

Watch for ad next week of the
HIuc Grass Realty Co., Il CIcau- Up
Sale of the Baby Farms and Town
Lots Joining Fair Ground. Will be
sold at auction on Tuesday and Wed
ncSday. Oct. oath and 25th. A new
Ford Car will be given away to
some person present over 16 years
of age Free. Your chance TO buy a
Home Site Truck Garden combined.
ON easy terms.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
METHODIST MEETING.

\ series Of meetings have been in
progress at the NJ. +. Church, South
~ Lcwisbln'g during the present
week. Rev. ID. a. Bccry, pastor of
the Church, is doing the preaching.
The congregations are large and
.r,ucli interest is being manifested.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

The A. NJ. Caldwell Farm OH back
,;rankford Road divided into small
Tracts will be sold at auction Oct.
?-,h and 28th, at O'Clock u. III.
one of the woodland tracts will be
given away to some adult present
:, the sale Free. See ad next week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
TAKE NOTICE

On account Of the Regular Novcm
Der Term of this Court coming and
being on Election Day, it is ordered
ina, this Court hold its regular SEES
sion on Wednesday, Nov. /, 1922.
PAUL. G.. IIOGSETT, Clerk
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
Don't borrow! Subscribe.
lands POINTED

All persons arc hereby forbidden
from tre%>paSNing on my farm near
honcevcltc. This means everyone
.'hd IN any manner, whether by
hunting. trapping or otherwise. This
Is due warning.
MRS. }. d. BCRROW.
fy J. i. Shanklin, Manager.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
FERN SOLD.

Earnest E. Livcsay, Manager of
the Lcwisburg Ice Cream Company
recently sold his farm in the Rich
lands to J. A. Hinklc. Mr.. Livcsay
will devote his entire time to the
ice cream business.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
To THE MEN OE EwISpI,pc

TO THE MEN OF LEWISBURG.
The Brotherhood Class Of the Old
Stone Church wants TO invite you
TO come and hear Mr.. Moody's talks
to men. Class meets at 10 a. M. each
Sunday morning. Take time and
come you will do us good and we
hope we can do you good.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

1t will pay you to be present at
the Auction Sale of the A. NJ. Cald-
we'll Farm on the 9th and 18th of
Oct. One woodland tract given away
Free. See ad next week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
For prompt taxi service day and
night. DAN l-ouDERMILk, Phone go

FOR SAl-E.-2 Lots i'm Hivh
School addition; good building lots.
Price reasonable. apply TO Lacy
BROwN, Rcnick, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

r'h hf\i.--rhrrc Upstairs Rooms
''.u I'M" ha>cncn, rooms i'm bor>,.
w wnh Steam or other heat. See. ! II
"hLkEk$oN. LHwiSb,,r.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
ersn.brier gndepenaeat
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1922.

For prompt Taxi service with
,areful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
~ Night. r. q. Coffman.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

<ow for the Big Aluminium Sale.
.rhn?,.day. October 1911. 9 a. H.. at
y l.. Bells
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

For frst-class taxi service call
picrcv's Restaurant, phone 271,
ItwiSburg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13

W..ETED.-To buy good balcr.
Will pay good price. Address G.
VIM Clark, Nicola, w. Va. 60
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-10-13
Public Speaking.

Mrs. Junior Brown, Friday, Oct. 10th.
Lewisburg, go p, m,
Ronceverte, $50 p. m.
Public invited. Come and Hear this
talented Woman. Everybody come.
The Washington times., 1922-08-01
MU[L|N BIDS
ON ROAD WORK
. FOUND LOWEST
Award for Paving, Gutter, and
curbs Likely to Go to
Local Firm.

Contracts for construction of 20,570
square yards of cement roadway.
23,620 linear feet of cement curbing
and $3.50 feet of cement gutter prob.
ably will be awarded to the George
B. Mullin Company, of Washington.
following the discovery by. the Com.
missioners yesterday on opening bids
from four firms that the Mullin quo.
tations were lowest.
The contracts call for the expendi-
ture of $64,508.60, and the streets to
be improved are as follows:
Ingraham street northwest, east Of
Fourteenth street; Upshur street
northwest, New Hampshire avenue to
Fourth street; Yuma street, Thirty.
eighth to Thirty.ninth street; Var
mum street northwest, Second street
to Rock Creek Church road, ami
Varnum street, Seventh street to
Grant circle; Third street northwest, ,
Taylor to Upshur street; Illinois
avenue northwest, Webster street tC
Allison street; Crittenden street
northwest, Fifteenth street to Piney
Branch road; Randolph street north.
west, Thirteenth to Fourteenth:
Twelfth street northeast, Michigan
avenue to Upshur street; Park place
northwest, Manor place to Newton
place: Harvard street northwest,
Georgia avenue to Fifth street: New
ark street northwest north side),
Highland place to Connecticut ave-
nue.: Alton place northwest (bota
sides), Thirty-eighth to Thirty. ninth
street, and Alton place north side),
Thirty.ninth to Fortieth' street;
Thirty. ninth street northwest least
side), Yuma street to Alton place;
Morse street northeast, West Virginia
avenue to Montello avenue; Lincoln
road northeast Cwest side), T to V
street, and Lincoln road least side),
Todd place to v street, and Harrison
street northwest Connecticut avenue
to Belt road.
The Washington times., 1922-08-01
TRIES TO END LIFE AFTER
KILLING TWO WOMEN

DUBOIS, Pa, Aug with a
self-inflicted bullet hole in his
head, Joe Rutkauski, twenty-one,
was captured yesterday on the Mike
Salachna farm, two miles north
OF here, after he had killed one
member Of the Salachna family,
wounded two others, one fatally.
and then for two hours fought
officers who tried to capture him.
Mrs. Mary Sa:achna was shot
through the heart and died in.
stantly. Mrs. Mary Rutkauski was
shot in the head and died soon
afterward. Her brother, Mike, was
shot in the leg.
The shooting followed an all
night family quarrel. which started
when Salachna tried to induce his
wife to return to him.
The Washington times., 1922-08-01
MANY EVENTS
FOREAGLESAT .
CHESAPEAKE
Annual x Outing Scheduled
Wednesday at Popular
Beach.

Prize waltzing, a backward race a
peanut race, a three.legged race,
tug-of.war, a swimming contest, foot
races, and a spoon and egg are on
the program OF the Washington
Aerie, No. 1875, Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, and the Great Council OF the
Independent Order Of Red Mon,
which tomorrow will hold joint out
ing at Chesapeake Beach. Three
thousand persons are expected on
the excursion.
The Eagles committee Is composed
of Arthur A. Riemer. chairman ana
in charge of publicity; Harry {.
Given, vice-chairman and in charge
of athletics; Gus Backenheimer,
secretary: Arthur Morgan, in charEe
of tickets: George Haske, treasurer:
Luther B. Hayes. in charge OF
speakers: Edward L. Jordan, master
of ceremonies; Williams. Davis, Cal
Ian, Ryan. Fisher, Rnehart ana
Smith, in charge Of public order; DR.:
Charles l.. Waters. physician. and
Riouling, Krankhauser and Evans.
in charge Of commissary.
Thomas II. Dennis. OF 1905 ]
street southeast, Is in charge OF ar
rangements for the Red Men.
Vincent b. Costello Post, No.
Is, Of the American Legion. Is hold
ing its third annual excursion today
at the beach. More than $500 are on
the outing. Beauty contests. prize
dancing, and the giving away OF a
Ford touring car on the boardwalk
at Z o'clock tonight are on the pro.
gram. z. J. Lefferts is chairman OF
the executive committee in charge of
arrangements.
The Washington times., 1922-08-01
LONDON STATUE CAUSES
LOUD HOWLS OF PROTEST

LONDON. Aug. l New York may
have It's Civic Virtue" but London
has its Eve"
A large marble statue OF Eve,
minus even her fig leaves, has
been presented to the London county
council, to be erected in its new hall.
The statue has been accepted. but
Eve is so immodest that there
have been howls OF protest against
her being given a place in the county
hall, lest modern flappers might gain
some new ideas from this ancient
woman.
The Washington times., 1922-08-01
BOY SHOT BY ACCIDENT
MAY LOSE LEFT HAND

BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. Jack
Hilliard, fifteen years old. OF Wash
ington, a former Senate page. today
faces amputation Of his left thumb.
or possibly his left hand, as the re-
suit of a revolver accident last night.
Young Hilliard. who is visiting at
the home of Jesse Lay, in Laytown,
near Seneca Falls. was examining a
loaded revolver when II was discharg.
ed, blowing the end off his left
thumb,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
IntercOastal
Line Gets Out
OF Conference
American.Hawaiian :. :. Go.
Asserts Other Members
Have Failed to Maintain
Prices Jointly Decided
Others Are TO Continue
Remaining Lines Will Not
set Open Rates. but Will
Meet Cuts Individually

withdrawal OF the American Hs-
vauan steamship Company from the
Atlantic Intcrooastal Conference vas
announced last night by the United
American Lines. managing agents ior
..st concern. IN confirmation Of previ-
On. -eoor,s 20 that effect. Other mem
hers of the conference declared that
.sis setion would not mean the dis
solution of the conference, as the re-
naming lines have determined 70 con
tinu, their agreement. A decline IN
charges probably will take place, u was
said. but open rates VIII nov pe
sdop.ed. Any cuts that may be made
b. the seeding company viii be con
si8ered individually and appropriate
action will be taken 20 meet each IN
stance Further discussion OF the
question will take place a. session OF
the conference this afternoon.
Failure of the members 20 msintAih IN
4be rates agreed upon is declared by
Z ! Beck. general freight trathe man
sger ~ the United American Lines 10
have been responsible for the Ameri-
esn Hawaiian Steamship Company
leaving tho conference.
A statement issued BY Mr. BECK
t1id:
"Wnen the American Hawaiian Steam
ship COMPANY resumed its cosstto-
eosf. service In ihe fall Of 1920 u de-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Radio COrpn. Of America

Distance In miles position noon unier
Otherwise statedl
America i.t0i p Ambrose June 2-
American star - ENE ape Race June %
hrlsiol 70 NJ Winter quarter June y
'hhliaf ooga city 81 NJ Cape Hsnrs
Cold hafhor fso ~ Colon PSI June -.
David Mcheify 1873 { Ambrose June p
80 lfig .l Ambrose June o.
Guf ~ MEXICO % Ambrose fur4 o.
Henry p Wilton 5ss y Ambrose fune ~
u F.ss.ef ?" Delaware Breshwatsi
HoIle 10 sw D, : Brisanrn. June -
sosAhs} 20 >N Ninfer Q1srfef June z-
La. k.'mer' - WsW Vineyard SOUND
Lewis Llckenbsch sss Overfsi. ry,. -
Ma.or Wheeler So sE Cape Henrv funs "a
Mary l0s scotland June o.
MatinicocS 2o : Arnbrsse Jun. e.
Monaibfo 20 NJ cape Cod.Iune o.
!. " @i~ ~in@f ~ Nallngf Island June g
shr'n S.sf - p Cape Nay June g.
ortiis Jar 30 no ion o. ~ jan. y
,fifntai from Ner Yofh June =
,-~-sp go cape Henry June 81
le5asuaY Diamond June =
iauIsboro - y Diamond Jsne e
President Tan 1852 3 Ars.e., ,.
s"iit Arrow @56 Block Island rg,. ~
SN.itfagle SSW Block isianf Jun. -
saiN sts- ~ ME- Diamond Tgre -
Tfansp'rtsf sw win,s- oss-,..
Walter y Munson 1855 An.b,,.. ,a.
wafer y Noyes 50 ~ Winter S@,,,..
" keens y Bsrnsgsf Jun. =.
~, ,n'sip f5l Afnbros. Jur4 e.
Mes' isip i5s { Roeslane. Sc Iv,-
Mss, ks's,n f.;fs SE Hs,ts-s. -.
Nn Rocksfslie- 81 y niane,t r,. -
Z9la -, Ambros- Juns g.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Departures

SARyIK. Jun. 2o--nsrEslai-n lNorl
PhNafeiDh.a
ROTTERDAM Juns O. - Ao'n,ion.
RREWERHAvEN June ai-Nnch.san
fHrb. Philadelphia
CLYDE June 2'-As'oi N.hol 'sri.
Hamnfon Kosfs
ANTWERP June Ngncssier cas'i.
fBrI. Galveston. 25fn. Plonl@f fBe,sJ.
N@w York
SYDNEY. y : " Jsne .s-cumheriane
CDrl Roston and New Yorh
YOKOHAMA. June '-En.pfess - Rus
80 BrI Nsncouvsr. a.
DfSKIRk. June 1.- -RIs.- Sew Yort
MELBOURNE June ef-Ofsn fB~I.
R0sfrn ana NeN YOrs
LISBON luna ,'-stere borg dam.
MiDpLEsnRorGr June q shea.
Spesr fHrl PhHsde
BvEsos AYREs June 2s-sara .Norl.
Manchester Jun. as-con-har,s
pILBAo. June i'-r0a, ,sp,. Pot
Arfhur
GoTHENBrRG. Jan- q - Delaware
S6RDgNHGW jan. ,--Glaran Wser,A
DAM Wilmington
HAMBURG June =; Rayern fGer'.
Nfw NorA
Nsr orleans. Persia Maru Jap. San
Francisco
YOKOHAMA. June .f-Prer.ienf Je-sr-
gon Seattle
SHANGHAI June i5-Talyo Maru Gapl
San Francisco Yankee Arrow. United
states
rARTAGENA Iurs ff--sflsd sFarf-
fond f%orl Sep T0rs
NAPLES Juns 90 Colombo fIf.y. Eew
York West keGron galfrsf0r gfsf
schsnecfadv Nep Orleans
NARSEiLLEs June O.. rafr.a Pr.
N.w YORK Nicoiaos .ifail NeF orisan.
HAMBrRG June .e--Jose7h sep Bs-
ton Rouge
BOULOGNE June -i-scar HisIisna,
tAo-I Nes Yo-L
rESzANcE June :s-Sordvsag CSor,.
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

IN. Tribune publishes daily reports
% fhs positions or merchant vessels re-
cciv-d through the United states NAval
Com munication Service Shipnasters 81
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their fTN noon
positions through tho following naval
radio stations in the United states
proper. Bsr Harbor. Ne (Otterchnesj
cape fTstte-s- = c. Jupiter Pa
hey West, Fis; N-v orleans, Ls.
These position (TRJ reports should
he addressed only 10 the fadio station
called. and they VIII be forwarded -
N~T York n is important that these
reports should be sem promptly - noon
each day in nrder that hey may bs
received In time Tor publication.
Position reports can also be ssn'
through The stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph COMPANY. Inc. New
York City fWCCJ. Babylon. T. T.
fNSE). Earhampton. T. /. (NsAJ.
New LONDON. conn (WSr).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation ~ America
viii receive position reports through
the following stations Cape Cod
tWCCD. siasconS.t. Macs fWsCl. New
London. Conn tWLC). cape May, Ssw
York city twSYj.
Medical and surgical advice will b..
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton ot America by the q s Public
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Passenger Ships Due
Due To day

DWe l0~uhN
,f..,.,fo ~, southampton June q ~
,yhi.e ets- Line rith mails u erpscied 70
dlck afternoon a. Pier 3d. y X 'Nes'
President Gsra,id London Jun, y 70
liz aipss with mails. viii dock forenoon
At Pier =. Hoboken.
Due Tomorrow
roch,rbsau 6Frl. Havre 1uns 20. 70
French Line with mails, Is srpeoisd ~
dock afternoon al Pier - y Z '"es'
Va CB-,. RIO n. Jan-.ro June II. -
IIsmporf & Holt Line with fnaiis. Is OK
peci.d 90 dock forenoon a. loot lflh o.
caTr,iio Kinss,on Jun. -. = - United 1dSe
farsnoon NJ P.er Is. Y r CMaiden Lanel
presldAnt TaN. Bremen June 20. 20 L g
Ir.ires with mails. e expected 10 dock
AFTERNOON ~ Pier Z. Hoboken.
Fori ~ George tBrl. Bermuda June p o
psc,ed 90 dock forenoon al Pier %, X
'ett 45th 81.
Due Friday
Aquitania fRr). Southampton June - 90
Cunard : Co with mails is expected 70
SOCK forenoon a. Pier %. r lWest
Nieuw Amsterdam CDU. plymouth June
o. 10 Holland America Line with mails
. expected 20 dock late afternoon a. foot
fir -. Hoboken.
lotyia DAM. Copenhagen June "a. 70
Baltic American Line with malls. II et-
psc'ed 10 docA forenoon al Pier S. Bush
Docks. B'klyn.
vestri. CBr. Cherbourg June 20. 10
RoNal Mail steam Packet Co with mails
Il expected 20 DOCK afternoon A. Pier 81.
X (Mofton st.
Due saturday
Vase Port Agency.
conte Rosso, naples June -.
Lloyd Ssbaudo Line
KinE Alexander. Pirseus. June n.
/ Paris Havre. June - ...... French Line.
Pros Wilson. Trieste June i5 Phelps Bros
| Roma. Lisbon. Juno 20 ..... Fabfe Line
Argentina. Gibraltar June 10 Phelps Bros
Lsoonis. Liverpool June ~ Cunard S Co
Ssydiltz. Bremen, June II
North German Lloyd
Due sunday
cantisny. Antwerp. June q
: Army Transport Service
Z Colombo, Napies June q
BMtic. Liverpool Jun. = White Star Line
Zseland Antwerp. June % Rod star Line
Dante Alishier' naples June ,,,.I, ~ d, r..,.
\ " 4 cuba Mail Co
4 Due Monday
orduns Cherboufg June -
Royai Mai steam Packet co
Efssaulbo. crlstobal June a.
Pacific steam Navigation ca
San Juan san Juan. June q
= ~ 4 Porto Rico ca
Maracaibo. Mayaguer June 20 Red y Line
GugiieimO Pcirce. Palermo. June 10
Pelfce Bros
Due Tuesday
United States chrlsuanla. June ~
scGndlnavian-Amerca Line
MA5es,lc. soutAampt0n. June q
White Star Line
President Monroe. London. June -
L Line,
Bayern Hamburg June g.
United American Lines
MuHsnar. AntlIa. june 80 Nunson Line.
Orizaba. Havana. Ju'v
NI& cuba MASS "a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

BREMERHAvEN Jun. :s-pornE'ou
Court fBri. N~v orleans
EsBJERG. June :5-shooters Island.
sANTAXpEn. Jur. 2f-fPrsvousl,)
saNolieine 'Bri. Baton Rouge
ANTWERP Juno ef-Ampetoo. Sew
York. wassdlc. Mobile VIA Norfolk
DUNKlRK. June 20 Missouri tF).
FLrsHiSo. June 2s--carpiaAa. N.~
orleans via Norfolk
sOUTHAMPTON. june NAn'FoN
GIBRALTAR. June % Passed. cry
- Lincoln tBrl New iof@ Va NorfolS
FOR shanghai. Kossu'h fercnez tiel
Pensacola FOR Genoa, Providence ffrl,
Now YorA fof Marfs4Ae' --
CHRisTIANiA. June 11-Rio "rsna'
EAsr IOSDON June 2s-Raron Blan-
tyre fBrl Port Arthur
DELAGOA Ray. June 7f-koyal Prince
''s 'ssi}iATGHsI, June as cordsiia opr.
New orleans va Balboa, qreissr..' sBrl
Nsw YORK VIA COmoz Z. VIM Penn,
New Yofk and Norfolk via Colon.
DARTMOUTH. lune 25-ionis iHfAi'
Pensacola for Finland
CORK june - ~fhyrA 'S"-dl' HFa"'y'
puI.L. June 2s--Thomas Hsaiand
t~of, Iisby - for Goo'-
HAvRE June 45-CHicaso FD. View
PETROGRAD June 90 Previous
Eas,ern Coast. Philade ph.a vla Falmouth.
KOTKA. June it-N~sfpori. New WORK
VI ihREMES' June - -csri.f'id oG-r'.
pAN2IG. June ii-E'tonia DAM. NsT
York ta Hamburg
bAMBrRG. June Iosepn sep
philndeiphi. Jacob Tnfls'ensen fNorl
savannah. o. Reliance New iofs. 2fh
Roland fGerl Norfola West H~.R bai'i-
mora via Norfolk
ODENsE June p Rygla 'Norl Mon
trea.
Montfcal e3d Ine DAM Sew hDF~
PORT NATAL. iun~ ~ t-Fois1W fpi d.
crayE Harbor VIA colon ana lNfuhmu-lrn
FiVERpoOl.. June - AlcondA 'brl
Hofwood. ~
PORT SAID June Roe'on fnfI.
B-unsw'ct va norfolk iof Jaws
TONGkONG June -i-k k~flIrs lNri
New YORK and norfolk We Manila lrn-
aareus BE-. Saaffl~ and NI'fnf.s u '
Rlp ~ TkNElRo ignr g. fah~hel llo
tBra1l. Nes orleans fn4 bIfrns Afres
GIBRALTAR ILfs -t iiassffI Gu
sfrrr Verdi lifa.f N~W Norf fDr %ari@r
rear shsf rfv Yor. Pr Malta and Port
gaH Arrived -tfh Pals Cfr fRr Monf
fea. .sfh N~wasi@f ihr New York and
Phtadsiphia
cOSsTANTINOPLE June is-Msnhaf
tan Island New YnTs
TARRAGONA June a. West Cnsfala.
Mobile ard savannah va Rsrc.Ion-
GENOA june 2t-GY~rn-~s $orl Phi a-
df Tnla
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

Wal. civ (BJ. Thfslfeii Bristol Via
norfolk. Charles Hiii sons
Tartar Prince fBrf, 81 John Chpe own
ana N0ssai BAY Furnrss Wrhy \ 90.
Commodore Rollins fNori, bselan9 .
porf Antonio. Atlantic Truit co
Os.abaw. Robinson. Mobile and Tampa .
Mallory S Go. e..
CIV n, Montgomery, Hammond sa'an-
nah. OCEAN $ co. ,.
Thomas = BeaL Ravding Los Angelcs
ana san rrancisro via Panama 'an"i 10
ucufder. weld = Boyd
HundvaaEo 6Nor, puel; Chsrles'oh p
West india co .
Tred vs. Weller. LihisH. Baton Rouge .
Robert l. Hague .,.-. NJ
T. Drake Rocker. Port Arthur ROD
~ = Hague. ~, a.
rohn u Rock~feiisr. stockef. Fort ~
thur, Vob~rr = Hssv~ ,,..
Sraoia. Law Kingston and ca'taFeha
United Fruit GO .-.
Amoieo. Mendef. san Juan VIA newport
S,va. o-oweu 4 Thuriow
Anaconda. Jones. Rotterdam Baes Dia-
Do-othy. Higgins Turks Island and
Monte Grisfi. A n Bull CO
sen Don Parsons tsr). card Windtor b
whitney Co.
SCH Mabel v Gum 'Brl Mckinney
sh.r brook.. J whftn.y 4 Co.
Tug Otis wsck 'Brl. Young spencer
Island whitney co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

eided 20 Join 4hc conference. which mad
already been organized by other lines
then engaged IN the trade. Ihis az
cision was reached in the belief that
through such an association " woulo
be possible 20 establish and MAINTAIN
equitable rates and practices. fair 10
shipper and carrier alike. and proVioe
the stable. conditions which are so
highly desirable 20 all concerned.
after almost two years o. tfial we
must reluctantly admit that the con
ference has utterly failed in its pur-
pose. Our individual efforts TO man,
tain equal rates and conditions Tor a.
have been frustrated by the failure OF
our associates 20 follow the zane pol
icy. and the trade has become honey
eombed with discriminatory rates, re-
bates and other questionable practices.
Having failed 10 accomplish IT'S
main purpose. the restrictions of con
ference membership became only an
obstacle 10 progress. and We have
therefore decided TO Withdraw
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

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AgVihay ~ " Himin June -
America 80 81 Jupiter juno q
Birkenhead 2O5 " Torfugas Iuna -
Chester sun 80 + Sand Key June q
Chickssaw 3sb Scotland ~ June o.
Cohssset 81 ENE cape Henry June p.
Coiiinsworfh iaf ~ as lon 81 - June a.
Edgeneld 500 r Ambrose ~ June o.
n Alba : Jupiter June o.
" Rio a. Jupiter June 2-
Esperfa 737 $ Scotland June =
Fsraby b7j Ambrose Nv June -
Gedania 81 y Hatteras June p
Gulfcoast 100 r Sand Key June o..
Gulhand ~ W Tortugas June %.
GuifoN - " Sand hey June ~
u e. Folger rs Sand hey June 2.
Henry X Mallory % y Jupiter June 17.
Herman Ffssch ~ y Jupiter June q
VI Fiagier 5ts Delaware Brenkwat>r
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j 4 Mone't Ir 2os wv Toriugas June g.
James McGee 20 y bv Hatteras June g.
Japan Arrow 30 WSW Tortugas June -
! Pew SO Jupiter June O..
Joseph " Cudahy so NJ Jupiter Jun. g..
LuSpalie as p Ambrose ~ June 81.
Mary so Scotland ~ June o.
Muskogee - y Hatteras June q
Natifaf 80 = Ambrose ~ June a.
North American 10 p Mobile Bar June .
Dssa $50 r Ambrose Nv June q
Pan America 6s1 sE Ambrose LN June 2f
Pau II HarVOOd 81 " Sand Kew June q
Phiiip pubncker ~ \ Jupiter June -.
'|ua Hei lily .h@N - AinbfntH IN June -.
Roanoke so sW Hstfcrss June g.
Robert 2 Hopkins 10 SW sand kcy Jun'
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Ruth ? Ne Cape Lookout June o.
Salaaw 1870 from Ros'on Light June %
Samuel = Brown 6 iuipfer June -.
San Gerado 200 p Hsf'sras June o.
Sun ] & Jupiter June q
STANDARD 40 Hsfferas June -
Thomas u Wheeler li0 sW Hausra'
June q
Nhofg "a " Hafferas June g.
I virginia - SW Hafferas June g.
Z Wesf Harfsway lsf 50 Mobile Bsi
June p
+ Nes' Segovia a. 90 - ION g. o. June 20.
William Green - - Haff~rss Jun. -
" ~ Libby 90 tupi'cr June s5
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bors.um 20 : Ambrose LN ff5 AN
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Cnar.s. y HsfVood goo Nantucket LV
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TohAsse' sf1 ~ CAPE Hsrfr lure q.
Ffuku Maru iff 80 ~ ion 80 f0 June o.
Farshy fi' Ambfofe rs June o..
hosle ~ Ambrose ~ pM June O.
I-2pai4I~ t-t An. .brose LE June o.
Monmouth ssf r Cape Mar June -
fhria $50 Trinidad June 1S
San Gerarlo go ~ hy Cape May is
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san Nazario 800 > Net York go AM
June g.
SNfiesge Z >sN Block island June
Sfad'sdytk 40 Ambrose ~ June e.
NifEN lso ~ sandy Hoos June g
western World 20 Ambrose ~ Jrfe 27