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New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
SIMPLIFIED SPELLING

Letter Nr1tten by DdIlItl DouHS' ous'
 Pounds, Shows Him Lacking in How
 to Spell.
 Profit, Va, May s.-Rummaging through old papers in the garret of Gale Hill, the colonial home of the famous Minor family of Virginia, Jaoueline Amber Caskie announced today the discovery of a letter indicat- ing that Daniel Boone, while long on stalking redskins, was short on spell ling.
 The letter dated September the 18th l7s4" reads:
 MT, James Minor. Sir. Mir Smith has wated on me several times to survay your Ian but unavoidable ac- cedents hath prevent it but it will be dun in few weeks from now but your land is out of any dispute and is very good and Ives a bout oo mildes from Boone's borough between the Cantuck and Licking I hope you will rest ashure the busness shall be dun as Mir. Smith is always rady to at tend.
 '1 am sir
 You verry ombel saryent.
 DANIEL BOONE"
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

turn to Chicago, and that Mohr had offered her s200 to go home imme- dlately.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
CHAMP NOT COMING.

Chicago May 3.-H Nawasaki, golf champion of Japan will be unable to compete in the American champion ships this summer as he has been called home on business it became known today. The Japanese expert of the links who has done much to pop ularize golf in the island kingdom of the Pacific made fine showing in the north and south tournaments at Pinehurst this spring, and had plan- ned to help make this years national
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
RADIO FOR POLICE USE
Wireless Telephone to Be Important
 Discussion at Annual Convention m
 July This Year.

San Francisco, May 3.-use by po- lice of wireless telephone and tele- graph in performance of their duties will be one of the matters ~ Nscussed at the 1922 convention of the Inter- national Association of Chiefs of Po- Ice to be held here June 1924
 Chief August Nollmcr of Berkeley, who is president of the association, has arranged d program of talks and conferences dealing with very phase of police work. In addition to radio question, the body will also consider plans for unifying throughout the work of criminal detection. The off, cers will take up plans of coping with the increasing number of automobile thefts.
 Approximately 5000 delegates are expected to attend, according to Chief of Police Daniel J. O'Brien Of San F'rancisc6s Y'ho has charge of the To- cal arranEeme ents.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

veoped, and the ones to be used here will be among the first placed on the market. Thus the messages picked up at the station will be easily aud ible to everyone at the park while tho receiving set is in operation.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
MAY CLOSE BANKS

Dublin. May 3.-A statement issued by the Dali Eireann says all the banks are considering the advisability of closing their branches in the area where the raids of the last few days occurred.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Arrived Yesterday

Princeton. Tampico Jan :: to Robert ]
ra,,,, Ilasus. s'i,a VIII crude oil anchored on
saxonia ORD. SOUTHAMPTON Jan 3. Cher
oourg 4. Halifax Ia to Cunard $ s Co.
with 100 cabin. 29e steerage pass. mails
Cambria, Antwerp Jan 6, to L s Army
Transport Service. with 9s first ca second
.ahin, l,o2l troops and in ballast Pier .
-, Franklin X Lane. Tampico Jan 9; to
ran American Petroleum Transport Co.
WITH crude Oil: anchored off Tonpllins-
Barfond tNot) st Johns. y +. Jan 10:
to t, Ee.nnet; nyosier & CO. in ballast
dam ~ to black pianond 'SF T. ine e0'Sf', With
indse; Pier 3; Army Base Bklyn.
10 Cunard Co, in ballast. Pier 54. n r
Splendor uta). BIzerta. Dec 20; to Rob
tr1 slt !; Hague. in ballast; anchored off
fiidnm quo. Rot'erdan Dec l5 to
Van Mieyeet & soudriean. with lndse. an
'nRFfu sDturneaMM %" s'sH.s5"n MMasInsos hence for
gity TO Robert l. Hague; anchored off
Tompkinsrille. $ |.
Eastern Cross. Norfolk Jan H. to Sus-
qrehanna $ s Co; anchored OF Tompkins-
rile. : /
Ci,y Of Atlanta. Savannah to the Ocean
) : s CO. win pass and mdse; Pier 30. r.
Pacific Co. with mdse Pier 81, y r.
MeXico, Vera Cruz Jan 10, havana IA, to
Nh" y x Cuba Mail s Co, with -.
pass. mails and ndse; Pier l6 B'klyn
Al'amaha. Tampa. to the Mallory S S
Co, with mdsc; Pier "A. n r.
r Hamilton, Norfolk. to the Old Dominion
Iransportation Co. with lndse; Pier IS
: K
r, schr Wnberl s Bartlett, Georgetown. $
=, to 'lImartln & CO, with mdse: an
chored off Red Hook. F5'klyn
samuel Brown. Lobos Ian Q. to Tide
wafer OH Co, with oil; Tidewater. j.
N1manche, iacksonville and Charleston
TO the clyde Co, with pass and mdse
Lake 'ilboa. Brunswick. TO the Clyde s S
TO. with mdse; Pier "A. \ r.
- Ausatls. Charleston Jan Is, to Foreign
transport & Nero Co. with mdse: Elevator
SliV. Eric Basin. b lSlyn
Empress of Britain tBr). Liverpool via
- John. \ b, to Cuuard Line with pass.
Nlaiis ana rndse, anchored in Quarantine:
VIM dock about IN at pier a. r
tWest l4th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Cleared

Giyadon. Nielsen; Sagua and Tanam,
wa Norfolk Atlantic Fruit Co
Eastern Light Manning; Durham and
freemantle. and Australasia Co.
Fort Hamilton. Francis: Bermuda: Fur.
ness. Witty & Co
- Brynhild tpan>. Huus; Vera Cruz and
Tampico; Munsoa Lines
fersier tHclg). Sytor; Antwerp and Han.
gov; Lloyd Royal Beige.
Fenchurch tbr). johnson; Marseilles; ia.
w Elwel & Co "'
G White. Buncr; Tampico; Pan-Amer
Petroleum and Transport Co
santa Teresa. Parker. Valparaiso Callao
Moilendo via Panama Canal; w p Grace
d Co
City Of Benaires OBr). Browa; Naples
and Port Said; Norton. Lilly
Northern Star. Aagaard Novorissick
American Star Line.
Paris. Maurras Havre: French Line.
Norwalk. Call, Boston: Eastern $ Co
Plutarch tBr). Hodson, Norfolk; I.amport
& Holt Line.
Mckcesport. Hilton: Baltimore; Ccsmo-
poltan Shipping Co.
Saraaac (Br), Pugsey; London: y NJ
Smith
Rovaer tNorl: Oorevin: Cienfuegos and
Manzanillo; Y g. Cuba Mail S Co
Reaper, CLANCY; Port Lobos. The Texas
CO.
Carenco. Dodge; Leghorn to Baltimore
c u Mallory & Co.
Nordhar tNorl Evcnsen; Guantanamo.
Munson Lines
Koyo Maru (Jap>. Iaowe; yokohoma,
Kobe via Norfolk and Panama Canal;
Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
Bacchus lFFr). Evenou: Casahlanca and
Tanglsr via Philadelphia; Three Star Line
c Bedford. Cove Port Lobos Robert
l. G. Hague
=, shakespear Gsr), Weeks; Baltimore
Finch. Edge G. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Shipping Notes

Wage readjust,nents in both hourly
and piece work schedules probably will
ne made effective before the close of
January by the New York Shipbuild-
ing Corporation. of Camden. n j.. and
me Merchant Shipbuilding Corpora
ton of Chester, Pa. according to in
ormation from the Atlantic Coast
Shipbuilders Association. This cut
viii bring the compensation of work
men IN these three shipyards in close
conformity with that prevailing since
last October in the Harlan plant of
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
ton. at Wilmington. Del, and the Viii
mlngton plant of Pusey. Jones 4 Co..
IT, Norfolk the mem bers of the Iron
masters Association. with which most
81 the local marine repair plants are
identified, are actively studying the
wage situation through a committee.
which is expected to recommend re
"uctlon IN the present rates of 50 cents
IN hour for rrst-ciass mechanics ana 25
cents to 30 cents for laborers Similar
attention Is being gwen wage conditions
II the New York district. Reductions al
ready established this year and report
ed to the association as effective January
| are at the five plants of the members
OF the Charleston IS. c. Ironmasters
Association, the Main Iron Works. Of
San Francisco. and the Canadian Vick-
crs. Of Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Departures

~ sEEl LIE, Ian s-cabo Villano (sp,.
New YORK.; szterenyi 90. Philadeiphia''
>, VALENCIA, Jan 9--San Michele r.,
Hampton Roads. VIZ
HtELyA, Jan 1o-Jomar, Galveston.
=, NArLES, Jan 11-Canada Irr9. rom
Marseilles. New York >' ''o'ii
BORDEAUX, Jan 11--Californie ,rr,
New York "'e 'rr)
York. "pi'"ss' New
=, I hEGHoRN. ;s t Jan 12-Kofuku Maru cJap>.
ALGIERs. Jan 15-Grelarlie (pr, Nov.
York. ''''' we"
MANcHEsrER, Jan 1s-cefon fSor,
Hampton Roads. '->"' y
:. HONG KONG. Jan 1s-suruga Now
YORK; Talyo Maru (Jap). san Francisco
LoNDON. Jan 17-Bolingbroke l3rl' 3.
John. n B. >Ai'' o'.
HAMBURG. Jan 12-city o, Flint RAJ.
umore; Mount Carroll New York.
ANTWERP, Jan 12-Satled: Ee,an,;o.
he1g3 Norfolk; 1s. Nacata, New Orleans.
is Edgeteld. Galveston.
AuHkLAND. Jan 1S-Waitemata {Br>
!, r. ROTTERDAM. Jan IA - Independence
rAs..MorTt', Jan l+-west Nilus (from
My RE Jan 1o-Assyria (Br). urom
uGiBRALTAR. Jan 16-canadian M,,,ar
'br); tfrom Constantinople). Halifax'
SINGAPORE. Jan 16 - Ciranite s,.+.
drom Calcutta). San Francisco ''a'e
ST MICHAEI.S Jan is Mart.
ttrom Rga), New York 'o" oc
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Far East Shipping
Conference Agrees
On New Rate Scale

New rates on steams shin lines from
tho Atlantic and Gulf ports to China
Japan and the Philippines we're fixed
yesterday by the Far East Conference
At meeting at the Shipping Board
Offices. a Broadway The schedule
drawn UP by the special committee, ap-
pointed last week at the session which
rcsultcd in the reconstruction of the
conference, was approved by all com
panies operating along these routes
The committee consisted of the follow
ing shipring men: Sfeehan. of the Bar
ber Steamship Company: Korn. of Fur
ness Witty & Co. and katsuyama. of
Nippon Yusen Kaisha.
The new rates average about the
same as those quoted under the open
system which prevailed before the res
toration of the conference. with the eX-
ception of steel, which was advanced
from So to $40 a ton
According to officials attending the
meeting. all of the shipping companies
agreed to abide by the schedule, though
several have refused Join the con
ference officially 1t is understood that
the latter are Holt e. Bucknel and FL
lerman's Wilson Line. both British con-
Germs. and the Isthmian Steamship
Company. an American line
The action of the conference yester-
day confirms the preliminary agree
nent made last Friday when W j.
Love. vice president of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, in charge of traf-
fc met with the Far Eastern lines in an
ofort TO end the rate cutting that has
prevailed for several months
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day


Vessel Port. Arencv
Mexico Gcthenburs. Dec is. Funch- ndy.
orcus. Valparaiso. Dec lS
,oraor,.r .n, Vessel Duval 4 Co
Tancred. Shields. Doc 80. ''~ 1S.Tr K.rr IN IN,
s'nr'tad Shields Dec e.
City Of Adelaide. Gibraltar. Jan ii.
p.o,. so... Norton, Lilly l. Co
SusQuchanra s 8 Corp
t,orn' &c Sartagena Jan 3 Oriental Nav Co
" a huckenbaoh. cTistobal, Jan .,
city OF Lahore. Port said. Jan
. Norton, Lilly l. Co
Tnaeus :, n,,,ar. chra,tar. Jan Booth LINE
Arkansas Plymouth. Jan g.. Funch- Edge
Dungeness. Bombay. Dec g.. Kerr S Co
bradford CITY, Hamburg & ) s'S Sav,x 3; alto. e.
Svland. Shields. Jan : Furness. Witty 4 Co
ONO RIO de Janeiro, Dec q
International Frcightinx Corn
Marina Lackcnbach. Los Angeles. Jan
Luckenbach S Corp
Ninian. Baltimore. Jan l6. Int Mer Marine
Due Tomorrow
East S:de. Rotterdam. Dec 81.
Valacia, London, Ian 5. .Cunard Co
Marengo Hull. Jan s.
Ellcrmans Wilson LIn
South American. Guayaquil. Jan 4.
American Metals & Transport Co
Ell lsieo. New Orleans. Jan { ... SO Pac Co
Duo Friday
W est Nilus Hamburg Jan 2
Barber 8 Line
Due Saturday
Moh'auk London. Jan 7..Atl Trans Line
city OF Newcastle, Manchester, Ian s.
Funcl. Edge Co
Due Sunday
boston City. Bristol. Jan s.
,. Charles Hiu & Sons
Jacques Cartier Flushing, Jan s.
,r.,, French Line
II Winchester 4 Co
Arson Rotterdam. Jan Z. Robert L Hague
Due Monday
HT'hI'hedes. Manchester. Jan Z
International Mercantile Marine
Clan Mcbride, Algiers Jan :. Barber Lines
Due Tuesday
Fort Lyttelton, London Jan 1O
>., Funch, Edge & Co
NeNisian, Liverpool. Jan II,
International Mercantile Marine
fnoe pns. Malaga. Jan g.. Three Star Limo
-N'ch"el, Para, Jan 9........ Booth s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18

the subsidy should be paid on the basis
of gross tons of shipping year.
1t is understood that the Shipping
Board and President Harding are in
chned to favor flexible subsidy in
stead of that proposed by the ship
owners. operators and builders. which
would have the government pay ap-
proNimatcly So gross ton a year,
amounting to SCI 100000. plus a mail
subvention aggregating about $1,000
600 q year. ami other indirect forms.
According TO renorts here yesterday.
the board believes .hat the n,stehant
marine would obtain greater stimulus
from payments made on the basis OF
4 fixed sum for each gross ton 100
miles in foreign trade, with graduated
subsidies for speed above fourteen
knots, and also to vary the compensa-
tion with respect to the needs of the
different trade routes.
The plan of tho shipping men has
the advantage Of extreme simplicity
and is recommended by them as one
that makes it possible to determine
without difficulty tho subsidy required.
1t is recognized that the Shipping
Board suggestion would give the great
est assistance where it is most needed,
but that the operation of the system
would be complicated
Mr.. Marvin said yesterday that an
other meeting of tho Merchant Marine
Joint Committee, composed of owners.
builders and operators. would be held
shortly 10 consider questio ons on gov
ernment aid which have been submit
ted by the board These are intended
to develop in greater detail the rec
concentrations made recently by the
committee in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Trans-Pacifc Mails

:, Competing mails close at the General
rrostoffice # ice and City Hall Postoffice station.
Ne" YORK. at 81 m. az follows:
Hawaiit, via San Francisco u r.
Buford. Jan 10.
HdTalit Eysdai jay, Japan corea China, Siberia.
Indies Except Sumatra) via San Fran
CISCO also parcel post malls for China,
Siam and French 1ndo-China. s Shinyo
Japan. Corea and Siberia, via Seattle. s
=, laval Maru. Jan 20.'
Hawahtc Via san Francisco. S S Matsonia,
Japan, Corea. China Except Shanghai
S..N2 siberia n'1s j. FRENCH Indo. China and
nails for China (excep: shanghai nai' c}tVS pVS'
Tlam TaI1hyh;ns ana FRENCH lndo-china, S S
Hawaiit, Via San Francisco. S Buckeva
State. Jan 22s "e'e
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
cisco; also parcel post mails for socteiv
Islands, Islands, Cook Islands. New Zealand and
only, via Seattle: also parcel post mails
for for Japan and Cores $ Eldridge.
Japan, Corea China, Siberia. French 1rda
China. Netherlands East Indies fexcent
Sumatra) and Philippine Islandsl, Via
po.s .s aHq foq sIStoria G also
press Of Asia, Jan 2s.'
VI VIidTy NunreS lStered) letters rnaitrd
up TO m the next day Will, provided
here Is no delay in the overland transit
reach Seattle in time for connection witI
Tho steamer mentioned. '''
tan classes OF mail. including domes,ic
pa reel post. sent to Hawaii Guar, and
rh?plns islands BY the above dispa
TO . IN at the General Postoffice but up
must NJ. be mailed not later than m al
the city Han Station. For mails sched,,led
70 close on Sunday. registered articles must
Be mailed not later than IL p IN on Satur.
day night. " "o'0
Co. NoTEmunless otherwise addressed mail
ior Australia (Which includes mail. regular p
.nl parcel post, for State of West Ams.
trala' u,iila ,s,ismarck Archipelago Gilbert and
dslands) is forwarded via the Pacific route route
eASept that parcel post Is not sent bv
to.m mers sailing from Vancouver MsiI
ISr rovan. shsmo n. and Tengyueh in the Chinese
ItoV,hce OF iunnan, is forwarded via Rrit
ISL Isl, lndia-the quickest route Mali = for
S,ner'a - Is forwarded via the Pacific route
na1l Tor the Philippine Islands is dis.
Pa Pa'Ghed arif,e BY the best opportunity from the
: sreasod Coast, except that specially ad-
Tresseu articles prepaid at the Postal
Cn'oh rate are forwarded as addressed.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18

ny Friday at Pier GO, n t(west 2ad st>
Chicago tC!). Havre Jan 10 for Y. to
French Line with pass mails and mdse; Ia
expected to dock at Pier 81. N yves,
18th st).
Bayern tusr>. Hamburg Ian s for n Y.
and mdse: is due In Quarantine noon Fri
day and WIN dock at Pier So. n II (wcst
4eth ST.
Aoous, Bucnos Ayres Jan 3 for N Y:
to Munaon Line. Is expected to dock at
Pier =. Hobokcn.
Duo Saturday
Vessel Port Agency.
Scythia, Queenstown Tan H. Cunnrd Line
Monterey. Havana. Jan 17...... Ward Line
Ccmal. Galveston, Jan ~. Southern Pacific
Duo Sunday
Panhandle Statr, London. Jan I2
United States Lines
Stockholm. Gothenburg, Jan II.
Swedish American Line
Calamares. Havana, Jan 10. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
La Lorraine, 1Iavre Jan -. French Limo
iceland. Antwerp, Jan l2.. Red Star Line
Mount Carroll. Hamburg. Jan
United American Lines
Princess Matoika, Bremen. Jan TO-
United States Line
Pannonia. London. Jan 49,. Cunnrd Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Jan 21
rurness. Witty & co
Ponce. Sam Juan. Ian is.
n & Porto Rico Line
Maraval. Trinidad Jan ID. Furness- Witty
Due Tuesday
BergcnNj jord. Bergen. Jan H.
Norwegian American Limo
Assyria, Glasgo Jan l4..... Cunard Line
Canada, Marscllles, Jan l. .... Fabre Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

deIphia
GOTHENBURG. Jan 1o-Buenos Ayres
BERGEN. Jan 1O--George Washing ton
/ Norl. San Francisco.
AMSTERDAM, Jan 12--Truro City tBr),
New York
HAMBURG, Jan 1s--Ataiaya (sp), Gal
weston
BREMEN. Jan 1a---Corson. New York.
AARHUS Jan 13-Vcla (Nor), Port
Arthur.
ANTWERP. Jan 14--Brazlier (Br). New
FREMANTLE. Jan l4-City of Norwich
sYpNEy. y" w. Jan rs--canadlan
Britlshcr (Br) Vancouver
BUENoS AYREs. Jan ls-Orinoco
GENOA. Ian 1l-Ansaldo V UD, New
York; l3. COlingsworth. Galveston
BERGEN. Jan 1l-TopdaIsfjord (Nor,
New York ''''' -
VENICE. Jan. 12-Anna (1U. New Or
RorEN, Jan 12-ssn ubaIdo tsr, Port
Arthur - i'''
nNVRE. Jan l9-Collamer. Baltimore:
Aiyt1lus tBr). Port Arthur
ANTWERP. Jan l3Missouri OBJ. Raj
linore: Victorious. New York
MARSEI LIES. Jan 1s--Pcnmorvah (Br)
Philadelphia. w y
SINGAPORE, Jan l5--Atreus (Br). Bal
DAKAR, Jan l5-sa botawan, New York.
York. ''' NC"
vlGO. Jan Liza Bourdonnai, frr,
New York ''f''
LIVERPOOL; Jan 15-Rhodc island
PLYMOUTH Jan l6-Finland. New yorA
Ceeded). ~ P''~
New MAN~H YorL ESTER; Jan lc-Matoppo 'Rr>.
=, LONDON. Jan 16--Stcel Noyager San
Francisco '"ee' ""'
y G;,,,hRALTAR. ;,,,'ls Jan l7-Bachheath (pr).
balfmore TN {, and Norfolk for Alexandra -
bELFAST Jan 16--American Press Nav
,, MANILA. Jan 16---Creole State San
francisco for Calcutta; West Jester. "a
coma and Seattle ID"
Port Arthur. 'o'''
HONG KONG. Jan 1S-wenatchee ia
coma and Seattle d
I'll VEHPOOL. Jan l7-Oklahoma f,itv
nnar'eston oasr Non and Savannah; vandycke OBJ.
New York. "'" A'u'sa'
y AVoNMOUTH Jan 17-Consort. New
,,ori, nork; boutwell, (Br), st John N 3. and
erol GIHKAL IA LIAR. LIAR Jan s-schr Mirim Landis
IRON r, n.Hinrse1l'es Hampton Roads
York 'Dd")' New
WELLINGTON. Jan 17-rres,thnex fpr,
from Melbourne, New York and Ro.ton' t,1nf''
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Maritime MISCELLANY

NASlilNGToN. Jan l7-ruckahoc. hull,
DUNG wSr in record time OF 29ia working
'i"Ns 1T y Shipbuildlns Yard. was sold
to-day by Shippin. isoard to G II Sprarue
'" Absecon. sister ship. sold TO A III
Noi co. iuckahoe is 5-1oO tons and
probably VIII be used IN coastwise coal
'i",'e; while Absecon probably VIII be
Snd'd TO the Bull feet to South American n
ports or in West Indies trade
DETROIT Jan ApproNimately $50
steamers taken FROM Great Lakes to At
i"i'lV curing war and now engaged chiefly
li t"Hsi MISC trad" would he returned to
'"trs by shipping Board under resolution
1f~i'i"d to-day for action at meeting of
directors OF Board OF Commerce here
hurSf"N. Resolution asks vessels be re-
turned To Il l.awrerce- Welland Canal
se'Y4ce h"tv""u lake ports and Atlantic
NORFOLK, Va. Jan l7-Ainess tRr) in
from HanoUrg With number of bales of
T. narco refused abroad. In addition Alness
hfs aboard newsprint More than 900
TONS general cargo Will be loaded here
ai.t cargo completed at Philadelphia and
NtW York
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
lew Orleans. Gulfstream. north OF Hat

New Orleans; Gulfstream. north of Hat
naSs" rS"T rAns mss,g ' as,,rn s:r sssay;s4
Ms'a l,,, Reedonda: venstcr tNor). Kingstsn
cana .!pr> rampico; Ralah, Prosrssc.
n nnNsATonA: d,E'nx Nsr xar l'I"' ia" 17-Arrived'
Noruesa tNoro. savannah; D.inno. Port
rarain, y Folscr Tcxos CITY. Grecisn.
folk; Chester Sun Sabine; TInrveatcr, re-
connte: sch Charles Whittc,nore. sapelo
Sailed; stornept tBr). New York. Eaatcrn
cross Helsingfors, etc, via New York, Gro
(Nor), Newport Newa; Southwestern MIL
ler tBr). London via New York San zcf-
cntta, etc via New Orleans; Arsa NtaD.
Genoa. etc Tiorinda (Span). Barcslona.
Hna,,,, etc; Ar,"san ,,n,s,, Mcndi (span). Genoa;
alae'a ehT1, Glasgow S sa1ed sam ca,HnnD"n A5rDr"
NSwrnstle ,~,,s y, and Antwerp; Bristol, Norfolk.
nocket. Baltimore (nnd sailed Philadcl-
SAN FRANCISCO Jan 17--Arrivsa.
18th. West 1sIctta. Portland Me; l7th.
iawkeye state. Honolulu. West Catannca
r"rt on,u', HnE."s M for New York Sailed 10Th.
York via San Pedro; Point Bonita Acn-
init!a: Hawaiian. Portland Orc; Hattie
l.uckcnhnch. Portland. Orc; nth. Missis-
tJhp). Kobe.
-. SAVANNAH Jan 17~-Arrivcd: City Of
Savnnnah, New York; Mcrrimack Phila-
deiphi" (and sailed for Jaclsonvillc).
Sailed city OF Montgomery. New York
trnnziska (Gcr), Jacksonville.
NJ JOHN. 3. Jan l7-Arrivcd: Cana
dlan Gunner (Br), London.
~, IAMPA. Jan 17~Arrived: Lewis
Ihurlow. baltimore: Panol Tampico
Sailed Truxilo. New Orleans West Cad
doa. Hrunswick
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Jan IL
Sailed Sch Freeman (from Norfols) Bos-
ton (n tow).
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
American Ports

BA LTIMoRE. Jan 17--Arrvcd: Clarks-
S"Ts Sork sme%rs sa1ea via Boston rawnes New
Maid Falmouth Cor orders to Russia) :
Jane. Nuevitas; Ninian (Br) London via
New roS%n>; Y%rk; hnrmark (br), Jucaro Cuba
mere Jacksonville and Charleston: Me1-
rose. Sewall's Point Nattcr i6th). Sailed :.
s. lyneo.s tsr2' New York Walter a Luck
enpacn. New York; City of Columbus Sa
vannah; Gloucester, Norfolk and Rail-.
more. ~
cntARhEsToN. ast S c, Jan l7-Arrlved
New York;; sch. Frank A Maurey, New
=, ,c.Mi;AsEAEsroN. !. i; s c. Jan 17-sailed:
:, JA,ck.s!oNvILl,E. Jan 1?-Arrived: Mo-
hawk, New York; Persian Baltimore via
r. MOBILE. Ala. Jan 17-Arrived: jennie
fiood Key West, Memphis city. Norfolk
burpee l. Tucker lBr). New York. Sailed.
f'<ls NEwFoRr v1is54; Tr,nlasd MEva
rived: Turkestan (B-). Matanzas. A.
1Nor). Philadelphia. Sailed: ''~ss, snot;ad nr"
A'ena zen uesos; Tuscan Prince Br) south
Grandc >'' - "asua Ia
~ nMoRFoLk: Va. Jan 17--Arrived 18th:
Nnw InyFa yS1y yySw)' Tampa nth. Bratland (Nor),
Gro tNor), Philadelphia: Hassel (N"r5
pi,hliadelphia: Byayl. New England: J II II
SSoqs SoqS caTdsnds nsW Ensland 3m Sailed: Frogno
skoe hein ,af9Snas; 1%n, Gnnny (Nor). Galveston;
tniavana; Giovanna Florio 90. PortlanJ
S, ne; Australpeak (Br). Australian norts.
r,,' sheatmead (Br) Sagua la Grande: i,aura
Skog giand lNor), Cette; Anna Sohc fNorI
M ~ -nueVi1as, Las west Saginaw. New York; Tus
can Prince tBr). South African nort
n Moldegaard Boca Grande: Briton Wa,v
Eng'and, ~ & nn Gorvallis Guantanamo; Meteor.
Ne" Sngland; Nevadan. Galveston. Te1ss
fora de I.arrnaga (Br). Algiers: Waraha ra1s
49,, smo n'sN "or's; City of Hankow (BrI
PANAMA CANAL. Cristoba]. Ian ~
Arrived: Amur Maru (Jap), New Yor, @nr
KoSe oS csr,os. S9,on Castle Mas 6Bro New York for
San s Era cisco for Antwerp; Nanerc nm
SFsr,, Sew A9rk N for Hongkong; Charles So Il
sor "''1,, ~, Han francisco (and later sailed
l"r @ baitimore): Wilfaro, San Francisco
sar;s,,. eand sailed for New York). Sailed:
An NJ CANAL, Balboa, Jan 1s-A
r'Ysn, fs1 :, G General H F Hodges. New York
,,, poRT ARTHUR. Tex, Jan 17-Arrivod.
W.T., v,,g mia. Port Iobos. Solitaire Iac,sso,,.
vile. vile Sailed: Albert e Watts Port I'ohns
p" ar sidar (Br). Devonport; Texaco IL