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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Permits to wed have been issued to the
following:
Ernest G. Growcock. Valley. Neb. 81.
and Osie L. Leedy. Waterloo, Neb.. 23
John E. Tritz, Omaha. 81, and Kath-
crime Henningsen, Omaha, "a.
Thomas H. Byrne, Sioux City. Ia, -,
and Nola Alderman, Omaha, "a.
John W. wheelan. Tilden. Neb., as, and
Frances Duranske. Tilden, Neb.. ~.
Jess Welsh. Omaha. es. and Julia Jor-
dan. Omaha, 20.
Reuben E. Berling, Denver. Colo. "a,
and Martha Horsen, Omaha, Fl.
John II. Remick. Omaha, 65, and Ma
tilda Rogers, Omaha, 43.
Arthur G. Grabe, Omaha. "a, and Edna
A. koppenharver. Omaha, 2S.
Fred W. Barseil. Omaha, "a, and Selma
F. r. Kahler. Omaha, 20.
Dan Cigo, Omaha, 81, and Anna NJ.
Balda, Omaha, 20.
Charles Pichal. Omaha. 81, and Matilda
Riedmann. Omaha, "a.
Joseph T. Bracket. Omaha, II. and Ans
dra Widner, Omaha, "a.
Reuben LIN Olin. Des Moines, Ia, "a. and
Ella NJ. Ekdahl. Omaha, 20.
Jesse Mitchell, Omaha, 20. and Marie
Cant, Omaha. 20.
Allen l.. Vernon, Omaha. 2s and Mar
jorie Bunklow, Omaha, %.
Frank Ponce. Omaha, 81. and Regina
Krajewski. Omaha, 20.
william Bryan Walsh. Wichita, Kan.
over 81, and Genevieye NJ. Minturn,
Omaha. over 81.
Dewey W. Lofgren. Omaha, 49, and
Marthena Walsh. Omaha. 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Steel Corporation
Report Optimistic

New York, April 25.-Slow but
certain recovery from the extreme
depression of 1921 III the steel and
iron industry. was indicated by the
statement of the United States Steel
corporation for the first quarter of
the current year issued today.
Not all OF the preferred dividend
for that period was earned and the
directors had to take $6,7o4, ,468 from
the undivided surplus to meet the
l2,658,700 required to pay the rcgu-
lar dividends on the preferred and
common shares.
Total earnings Of Sl9,339.o85 COM
pared with $l9,6l2,033, in the previ-
GUS quarter, and net income of $l0,-
975,6o6, was less BY $346,3l6, leaving
a balance applicable to dividends Of
1betc $5,&S9- 2'2..
The encouraging features Of the
statement are contained in the
monthly operations. Earnings for
January. were below those of last
December. but February showed a
substantial recovery. and March inn
proved by almost 40 per cent over
the previous month.
Chairman Ebert H. Gary an
nounced the election OF w. ]. Fibert.
comptroller Of the corporation and
a member of the board of direc-
tors, to membership on the finance
committee. succeeding the late
George w. Perkins, and of E. ].
burlington, president of the Illinois
Steel company, as director to re-
place Mr.. Perkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank
Income in '2l Shows Slump

New York, April 25.-Net income
Of the Federal Reserve bank of New
York in 1921 was more than so per
cent less than that of the preceding
year.
The annual report of the bank,
made public today. shows net income
OF $26.0o3,832 in 1921, compared
with $53,128,l30 in 1920.
"The reduction in the gross income
OF the bank from $60,525,000 in 1920
to $34,705,000 in 1921" the report
says, "is attributable to a reduction
during 1921 Of 63 per cent in the
banks earning assets. accompanied
by successive reductions in the dis
count rates from 7 per cent to 4H
per cent"
Two factors contributed. the report
explains, to steady decline Of re-
serve bank loans in 1921. The first
Vas reduction in the credit require
ments of agriculture and business.
resulting from lower prices and
lessencd business activity, and the
second was 4 net importation OF
So67 100000 in gold during 1921,
most of which found its way into the
federal reserve system through the
local bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Nebraska to Get
First State Rally
ofC.O.P., May II
". J. Graham, Illinois Con.
gressman, to Tell Lincoln
Gathering Of Party
Achievements.
BY DON ENFIELD.

lwsshinstea Correspondent .f tn. Nee,
Washington. April sS.-(Speeial
Telegram, 1.-The first state wide
rally OF republicans IN the present
campaign is 10 be held at Lincoln
May II and will he addressed by
Representative William ]. Graham
oi Illinois. Representative MeLaugh.
i'm today wired {. a. MeCloud
ol York. republican state chairman.
of Mr.. Grahsm's acceptance OF the
invitation.
The Illinois member was chairman
ef the committee that investigated
war expenditures and is well ac-
quainted with the Nebraska delega-
ton through the service OF Repre-
Senta,ives Reayis and Ieiieris on that
committee. lie will talk OH condi-
tons as the administration found
them when il took office and its
achievements since.
The erection OF new rifle butts
at the Ashland range by the goyern-
ment was practically assured as a
result OF a conference held this
morning between War department
officials and Col. II. J. Paul. adj
iutant-gencral OF the Nebraska Ma
tional guard. An engineer will be
sent soon to look over the ground.
The new construction will be OF
concrete and will cost around S20,-
900.
Governor McKclvic spoke this
noon before the Farmland club. an
organization OF agricultural press
representatives. in Washington. ...
He spent the morning calling on
Nebraska representatives in the
house and senate and in the after
noon played golf with Secretary OF
Agriculture Wallace. He left to-
Eight for New York where he will
confer with Architect Goodhuc re-
lative 10 the specifications for the
superstructure of the new capitol
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Byrum Speaking Dates
Named in Announcement

Line Q n, April 25.-Speciai.)-
State Byrum headquarters here an
nounced today the following speak
ing itinerary for A. H. Byrum, one
of the republican candidates for gov
ernor: Thursday, April d. Walton. 10
a. m.; Eagle, II a. M; Elwood, 80
D. m.; Wabash, $50 p. M; Weeping
Water, 8 p. m. Friday, Nehawka. 10
a. M: Murray. II 80 a. M; Union. 2
p. M: Nebraska City, s p. m. Satur-
day, Dunbar, 1890; Syracuse, | p.
m; Unadilla, 2; Palmyra, 5: Bennett,
4: Cheney. 5 %. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

Births.
Richard and Katherine Stanley, 234S
Pierce street. girl.
Charles and Nellie Williams, 1928 Ohio
street. boy.
Paul and Edna Hersh. hospital. girl. =
Robert and Josephine Lamspring, 221S
Spencer street, girl.
George and Amelia Schnitcer. 1856
North Seventeenth street. girl.
Roy and Cora Redington, 706 South
Thirtieth street, boy.
Rush and Alice Domet. Ills Arbor
street. girl.
Fred and Louise Lohmann. 27o4 South
Twenty-seventh avenue. boy.
Richard and Marie Leonard, SSH South
Thirty street, boy.
Edward and Mary Reed. hospital twins,
Otto and Anna vollmer, hospital, girl.
Frank and Gertrude Mccarthy. hospital,
girl.
Ted and Helen Metcalfe, hospital. girl.
Fifteenth street, girl.
Carl and Esther Johnson. hospital. boy.
Deaths.
Ralph William Reard. 3. Route I, Ben
son.
Herman Walter IS, hospital.
John ]. Mahoney, 81, so6 South Thirty
third street.
Daniel Schwab q. hospital.
Ivan and Gale LAWYER, l, 2709 Dodge
street
William Haley. TO- hospital.
Clarence Engstrom, 27, $50 South For
ty-ninth street.
William straube, 3s. 272e South Nine
teenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
CARD OF THANKS.

WE wish TO thank our many friends and
neRhbors for their Kindness and SYM
pathy shown during the illness and
death OF our beloved son and brother;
also for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Knight and family.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
General Motors Company
Reflects Old Directors

New York, April 25.-Retiring di-
rcctors of the General Motor cor
poration were reelected at today's
annual meeting. The finance COM
r,ittee was increased to IL men,
bers by the election of Alfred P.
Sloan, jr.. of this city. vice presi-
dent in charge OF operations.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Nearly $4,000 Paid Back
to State Guaranty Fund

Lincoln, April 25.-Refunds to
the state guaranty fund totaling
nearly $4,000 have been made
within the last 90 days from failed
banks at Valparaiso and Pleasanton.
]. E. Hart, secretary OF the de-
partment of trade and commerce,
stated today. A sum of Sl6,36S was
received from Valparaiso and $ls,-
Ll2 from Pleasanton.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.

DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
WARD-william L., passed on Rt local
hospital Sunday. April ~. 192e. aged n
years. Mr. Ward Ia survived by his
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Ward; ! brother. Charles y. Ward:
j sister, Sylvia NJ. Ward.
Funeral services Wednesday. April Is.
1922. from Crosby Moore funeral home.
sNh and Writ streets. at .. m. In
ferment Forest Lawn cemetery.
THONPSoN--A. Il. H.. aged bh, died
April 22. Survived by wife and four
children and aged mother.
Funeral from Brewers chapel Tues
day, y. m. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
Miscellaneous.

MEN WANTED
We can give a few
more men steady en-
ployment hauling gravel
for road improvement.
They must be- reliable
and able to purchase a
motor truck by paying
a small cash payment,
balance easily paid from
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26
BURIAL VAULTS.

AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vaults. Recommended and for sale
by all leading undertakers. Water
proof. no steel to rust. no wood to de-
cay. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC
SEALING VAULT manufactured by
Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., $40
North 30th.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-26

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
GOOD USED CARS At LOW PRICES.
GOOD USED CAR rs 4 HETrER
INVESTMENT THAN A CHEAP
NEW ONE. WE OFFER:
maxwell touring ear srtsttrtsss.ssrtt 70
overland roadster ,ssst,.ssssstsrss. lse
Davis touring-s sk ..s.,.,s,,...... 10
Chevrolet touring ,....,.............i iT5
Willya-K Knight ,.,,,......,........ 1855
Buick touring ....,,.......,....,.,. s1h
bort touring .s,.....,..,,......,. $50
pldSmobil. touring .,....,....,,..... 2ss
Mitchell Six ...................... 4ib
oldsmohile eight NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ts5
oldsmobil. six .......,.............. $50
Buick roadster ......,............... $50
Cadillac eight -. .,..,............. $50
Haynes toufln. ,.......,...,,,...... Iao
TRUCKS
Commerce ton ..,..............,. AIh
REQ speed wagon ,......,............ bT5
oldsmobil- economy--liks new ..... $50
Open all day Sunday.
Liberal Terms.
NEBRASKA oLDSMoBILE CO.
Howard ut 18th AT. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

,,,,.oro New Yorh. Erroli tBN. New
York ana Boston stephen n Jones Ne"
PHILADELPHIA. Juns ii-Arrivsd.
cifv Of Aurkiand tnr1. Cairutta. etc. VIA
uoston. Norwich .gify fnrl. Bixerta VIA
Aigiers. Manchesfer Merchant thr). Nor
folk. Travadon 1nrl. New YORK. orient
baltimore. Schooner ofl-ant Kilkenny.
sailed. Onsa. Sew York John hlunef
(Norl. Newport News. Hefefiofd 'h''
ou..n.iown and Liverpool VIA ioston.
pOnT ARTHUR, Tex. Jun. il-Affivsd
Currier. Philadelphia Gulf kinE. Jack
,onviile. Emanuel tHsn. hou'n. Hronie
ff,aD. italian ports. OEla DAM. Mexican
rorts. 18th. British star tRfl. Plymouth
sailed. Gulf ou. Providence, ilih, LAX"
riournov. West Indies. swift Scout Tenn
plco. aehf Irene = Wilkinson lanhma
poRTLASD. ore. fur- i1-Arflvsd
Edward Tuckc1harh Sew York Tiike-
rang. seattle. Montgomery city. New YORK.
pORr TAMPA. Fla. June ll--Afrlfcd
payway, baton Roug" Beatrice. halu-
more. Buckhanuon. Gulfpoft
sAS. FgANCfsCo. June il-Arrifed
fsih. Mis.lsslppi Grl. Bordeaux. George
y Hind Newcastle. y ". i1fh. William
A McKeuney. Boston Anur Maru 'Japl.
Singapore. ranaman. Astoria Tor London
sailed i2th. Adour tNofj. caiiao. iaih.
goroma. sydney
sAVANNAH. "a June ii-Afrived. cry
Of Montgomery. N-w York. Persian. rhils-
deiphfa land sailed Tor iacksnnviliel
sailed. Archer. Japan and fhinh. sun
dance. Antwerp. kashu Nsru Dap.
Uevre. city - AuEusfa. New York
TAMPA. Fis. June i--Arfived. Tfut.
lilo New Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
Cleared

Aeuifanla lBr. Charles. CherbouFg and
6oufha pfon. Cunarc Line.
Luksefien tNoD. Funnemark. Montreal
Algeria 3D.. Collie; Glasgow Via Mo-
Will Anchor Lin~
u ~ Rogers. Ros~; TuTpsm; r J. Hague.
Mcthven OBJ. Jawss, lioilo 20 Phiisdel-
c. 1n0dore Robins (Nor). Egeland. TT
Antonio. Atlantic Fruit CO.
lagls tFrl. Maugras. Havre via i1ym-
oufh Ere 1ch Line.
.-In 81 ckay 1trl. wateIhous, Monte;
c.v ~ savannah. Rorum. Savannah;
brush. Mitchell: Los Angeles and San
Knui DAM. Be'er: Baltimore. Gala
Ghnr q Atkinson.
Smiley Massey Duluth. Masters
i pimook. Allen. Boston. Eastern
New Hampshire. johnson New Bedford
New England Co.
Gienp,oi Newitti Port Arthur; r L
avon Prince oBD. Turner; Boston
Furness. Withy Co.
city ~ ; Louis Johnson. savannah:
rivi,es i,e-son: Kingston. Cartesens
and CrIsiobff United Fruit CO.
e. Svendsen. Daiquiri. ore : Co
MA DAM, Christensen Cuyh haven
l.. ~ Libau. East Aslatio Co.
t.....l. Mills Havre and Dunsirk;
Cosmopolitan shipping Co
santa lisa. Geitzler. Csllso and Molten
Go vfa "a Canal. " X Grace.
f.r ar. Middleton Reval 10 Phil
a. sluehannA 5 : Co.
culver. Antwerp. Black Dia-
PFss Adams Pendleburg. Queens
town AMI Plymouth. L Lines.
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Agwimoon 30 8 somboro L,sht Juno ~.
Atlantic sun 90 = Jupiter June a..
byron j. Benson s. Wsw sand Key
city or Marsen'es lat a. ~ ION 81 81
June 10.
Champion A.ndcr-cn pd Hatieras June "a.
p r Kemp - 81 Jupiter June ~.
Edward L pohrny i2i y sand Key
.Eningham 50 Key West June 10.
FL Alba AZ IS Jupiter June ~
Elisha Walker 100 q llAttcras June -.
Fcilciana if' u <antuckct ~ June -.
Freeport sulphur 40 9 - Havana
George Washington 7si Ambroa, w
June H..
Cuifcoast pd KEY West juno "a.
Guliqueon ~ y s.rd Key June -.
G SaslsSs ii & Ia l'''Tas june June f.
Hastings II brfca shoals June ~.
- a. Folrer $50 WNW Sand Key June ~.
Herbert j. Pratt - y Jupiter June Il.
Mafnicock 9 s liatteras June -.
Menus % Jupiter June i3
Newton 2ie T. iioa'on Llght juno Is.
Occidental iti Hatteras June ~.
oscar - Berarft i05 y Jupiter June -.
Paulshoro llf s liatteras june II.
Pennsylvania so g fIattsras June q.
Rochester 8. sW Iiatteras June -.
San Ricardo pasqr1 Jupiter June II.
Ioioa 25l Havana June ~.
Nistuia - N%W Sand Key June "a.
W G. TeaFic 90 S i1'tcras June -.
81 " Libby 30 Jupiter June -.
West Harflaw IN 8 Jupiter June t.
Abancarcz 4eq 50 South Pass June ~.
Choluteca 2st s South Pass June =.
Clement Smith ~ south Pass June a.
Colorado 81. .ugs ls0 : Mobile Bar Juno -.
Concho AZ r Galveston June -.
Frederic X g. lipcg -5i Tamplco June -
cuifprince $50 ESE sabine Bar June -.
Herbert e. vs. iio ff0 y Tampiro June 10.
Houna us HNE mpico June "a.
Josiah Macy ~ u F9wplco lrnn ~.
Mount Evans 200 S. Tortugas June H.
Panuco i5s r Tan ricO June "a.
pafforcs 131 Havana June 10.
parisrina lfl y is June ~
Sacarappa 80 ES- Galveston June 10.
San Bias 5ts q l-t LiWon June -.
Solitaire 100 EgE sabine Bar June 10.
SURNAME. IS r'atoy Island June 3.
rrinidadian 80 So South Pass June a.
NirEinia 2ff e. T0WplcO June H.
William II Doleny 90 Nj TAmplcO June 10.
Eastern Tenn 20 y Ambroee ~ June 10
Iscapa ifS scotland Nv June -.
Barrcnfoik 10 IS Fire Island ~ June -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

owners that one Of the reasons for
government aid is 20 enable the compa-
nies 70 pay American crews wages that
will keep them Of the sea.
Representatives Of the ship officers
will declare that the drastic reductions
in wages IN the last eighteen months
have driven thousands OF Americans
ashore. and that at present there "a a
shortage Of scamen and only small
margin Of available officers.
The move Of the ship owners in Civ
ing financial support TO the American
Steamship Licensed Officers Associa-
ton was regarded with suspicion yes
terday by Independent organizations,
who look upon IL rs a blow NJ organized
labor. Captain Milliken said that there
would be concerted action against the
association N Il became evident that
any effort was 10 be made 20 Dust indie
pendent bodies. but that there would be
no objection II membership remained
voluntary as NJ present.
Captain Milliken was in conference
Yesterday with A. F. Mack director OF
the eastern district for the Shipping
Board. on the plan 10 allow ship ms
ters TO undertake work as commercial
agents in foreign ports for American
concerns. II Is understood Mr.. Mack
said the board could not give It's ap.
proval. but that no drastic action would
be taken unless II developed that such
work interfered with the efficiency Of
the masters.
The pay Of officers and crews on
American ships has been reduced on an
average Of 30 10 80 per cent IN the last
two years. Oficers have not been re-
dueed as heavily as the unlicensed per
sonnet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

crstan ~ NJ Noriheast End Nv June
David NcKsivy 49, NJ Diamond June IL
George q Henry us Ambrose June "a.
george WashIngtor 10 r Ambrose June ~
Gulfmaid ITO + Overfalls June
Haifmoon 90 Ambrose June
Herman Frasch SW Nantucket June -.
Hoosac lat ~ - Ion 81 81 June
lava Arrow $50 Ambrose June H.
John u Archboid 90 y Diamond June u.
John - Rockefeller 81 Ambrose June II
Munamar i.0t1 Ambrose June IT,
pawneo az y Ambrose June u
renohscot % NE Winter Quarters LN
June - -
samuel :. Fuller ~ ENE Hatieras June ~.
samuel q Brown i55 Ambrose June 10
San Nateo e. = Nantucket June ~
SUFFOLK 20 Ne care charles June ~
Tranfportafi1n COS Sw Nantucket june H.
Vancu.lie jar SO % Ion y ~ June -.
Vacuum 81 y Diamond June
Nffofio 7l1 ENE Cape Henry June y.
Everett from M'ntauk June -.
Nar-hnfi 20 NF Noftheaff End jun@ ~.
Norfolk 10 gW FIRE Island June Do.
Pearl she'll g. = Ambrose Juno ] d.
Olen 20 p Ambrose June g..
Murkcron so 3 firc Island June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
Arrived Yesterday

Majestic (Br). SOUTHAMPTON snd Cher
bourg June T. 20 White star Line Win
~ first. 100 second and lsi third class
santa oiisis. Ggshe. Nay "a Hof5 1.., u;
CO with mdse. Pier 30 Bhlyn- O.. c.u,-
pagnie Gencrals Transatiantiqus with
rndse. Pier 81. Mr.
Mount clinton, Hamburg June l. 70
Trltfd American Lines with 81 thiI1 class
psss malls aud mdse. Pier SO. y r
Munareo Nueviiss June 2; Nassau ~
20 tho Munson SIS Line with l5s pass
mans and mdse; Pier 3. = X "a. -
Times CSor). s. John. d, June 70 20
Afiarfic Ffuif co. in ballast; Pier I r.
Fiorinda Span. Nigo May 10. biiD@9 -
ssntandes %. Giion 90. 20 Garcia Dis~'
win ria-e. Columbia ~. Bklyn.
President Van Buren. London June
Cherhourg 4. 10 the l. Lines with 100
cabin pass. mails and mdse. Pier T.
" Fi-e- rNor). Gusysqun Nay II. Msnta
II Fsr-eralda ~ Tunica ~. BuenaNen-
tura 70. Cristobai June 3, 70 the CaribbeAh
SC O. With fndse. anchored OF Liberty
f4fheih (NoD. Nuevitss June 70 Nun
con S. Line with sugar. Federal Refinery
rc.osa puerto Colombia June .. Car
ssgo-a E. Port Morant Z. 20 he Clyde -
60 With s pass, malls and mdss' fie' q
- 5iiorev. Havana June 10, 70 y 4
cuba Maii IS CO with !" pass mai's sn'
"'e e,ieri 'C'r'ri Barceiona. May u Paiamos.
Nav r.. foghoru. May ~. Alicante NAY
"a Malags. May 81, 20 Three stA r a.,n5'
wen m1se. Elevator SIP hne
ttIS5lI.tavs, DAM. Csrdenas June s.;
,setarz.a June go the Munson Lln..s'
vs',h sugar. Federal Refinery. Nonkers. = /
Narle. Jacksonville. June ~ 20 Holsohs-
"a lines in ballast Pier. y. X "a. q.
rrte Farriu. Brunswick June u. 70
49, S 6 co. with mdse. Pier 20 y X.
Icnarc. Jacksonville. june 10 Cha ,I,,n
uss. and mise. PIER sc. y n.
sd cnI Galveston. June Z n Southern
prr.ro 90. with mdee. Pier -.
Cfenrooi Port Arthur, june 4 70 kooe''
/ Ifarua win mdsei Pier s. Bayonns;
ocean Co. with pass ana muses. 'e'
Aiiianca. Norfolk. June -: % Old DO;
ufnion T-ansportation Co. With pass ana
vstgia Dsfi perth Amboy; to Furness.
with ~ CO.. Pier 20 Bklyn. ,..,.u.
a. satruestegui (spsn). Bercelon,aa.
Nv ef. 10 spanish Line. with pass. mails
AM mdse Pier 8, y f. a..
~ Gaines (Nor) Baracos. June 70
Atlantic Fruit 60. with mdse. Pier .. N.
Oien. Bunklrk. 20 Cosmopolitan shipIH"b
CO. with mdse. Pier {. Hoooken. -
Kirk q Treene. With c-Sse anchored on
Red Hook Flats 0aiyn. 49,.
Geea pirao- 90 Export ) co. WIN
mdec Ker. ~. Is Nlyn.
NIVaurkcf san Juan June 3, 20 the
RvS insuiar Line with mdse.
fnnwfnuf. Houston.
Marshaii fNorl. Cardenas.
America. Bremen June and southamp-
ION 3 f0 the T. $ Line. with pass. malls
ana indse passed Five Island a. s,t5 , N.
zacapa. Belize and Port Barrios 20 the
United Fruit Company, with passengers
and merchandise. Pier rs u. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
NOTIcE 10 OWNERS AGENTS AND
sIHPMASTERs

The Tr,Sino publishes daily reports
% the positions ~ merchant vessels re-
reiysd through the United states Naval
Cor municaficn Service. thlpWnstefs or
vessels wfh radio apparatus may. With
oaf charge. report tielr ITR1 noon
positions through the following naval
radio afafi1ns IN Tho United states
proper Bar HaThof. Ne. (Otterciinss).
cane Eaftrfaa - O.. Jupiter, Fla
Key West. Fla New Orleans Ia.
These position (TR) reports should
b. addrcsfcd only % tho radio station
csiied. AMI they will be- forwarded TO
New York. If IL important that these
reports should DO sent promptly Al noon
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