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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
D. A. BYRNE'S NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT Survey No. 377o Serial No 0S22Sd
Serial No. os3ss4

United States Land Office, Phoe- nix, Arizona, March 6, 1922.
 NOTICE Is Hereby Given that in accordance with the Act of Congress approved May 10, 1872, Dennis A. Byrne, whose post office address is Prescott, Arizona, has made applica- ton for United States Patent for e,9S3.2 linear feet of the Chelsea No. l, Chelsea No. 2, Chelsea No. ,, Chel- sea No. 1. Marion and Charlotte lode mining claims, containing gold, silver, copper, and other precious metals, situate in the Copper Basin Mining District Yavapai County, Arizona, in sections thirty-one Approximately, Township thirteen north, range three west, unsurveyed, described as fol- lows, to-wit:
 CHELSEA No. 1: Beginning at Cor. No. 1, U. s. M. NJ. No. 3770, brs. s. 6+ deg. B min. w. 3l7 it. thence N. s deg. 58 min. w. 600 ft. to Cor. No. ,; thence N. 81 deg. 2 min. E. 1900 1t to Cor. No. ,; thencc s. S deg. 5S min. E. 600 1t. to Cor. No. 1; thence s. Sl deg. 2 min. w. 1900 1t to place of beginning.
 CHELSEA No. 2: Beg. at Cor. No, !, iden. with Cor. No. Chelsea No. lode, whence U. s. M. RI. No. 3770 brs. $. 64 deg. B min. w. 3l7 it.; thence $. 6l deg. 2 min w. 1900 1t. to Cor. No. ?; thence x. g deg. 58 min. w. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 5; thence x. 8l deg. 2 min. [. 1900 ft to Cor. No. I; thence s. s deg. s min. E. 600 f. to place of beg.
 CHELSEA NO. }: Beg. at Cor. No. 1, U. s. NJ. N. No. 3770, brs. $. e deg. 24 min. E. i77 it.: thence s. 42 deg. 5S min w. 1900 1t. to Cor. No. ,; thence 4S deg. O. min. w. 800 #. to Cor No. ,; thence N. 40 deg. 2 min. E, l500.4 1t to Cor. No {; thence s. 4S deg. 02 min. E. 365.S0 fl. to place of beg.
 CHELSEA NO. 4: Beg. at Cor. No. l. '. S. A. A. No. 3770, brS. N. S8 deg. 4 min. t. 7ls.5 it.; thence 5. 24 deg, S4 min. w. 1900 1t. to Cor. No. 2; thence $. sl deg. g min. w. 7l2.50 fl. to Cor. No. g.. thence \. 24 deg. 5 min E. l49o.70 ft. to Cor. No. 1; thence x. 8i deg. 2 min. E. 7l3.s0 ft. 10 place of beginning. MARION: Beg. at Cor, No. 1, '. 5. M. NJ. No. 5770, brs. s. 67 deg. q min. F. l77 ft.; thence \. 60 deg. 2 min. E. 7954O fl. to Cor. No. ,; thence 5. 47 deg. o3 min. E. 362.O ft. to Cor. No. }; thence 5. 12 deg. 58 min. w. l4s3.S0 it. to Cor No. l; thence \. 47 deg. O. min. w 600 ft. to Cor. No. 5; thence N 42 deg. Se min. E. 726.O ft. to place of beginning. CHARLOTTE: Beg. at Cor. No. 1 1, |. $. NJ. M., brs. N. ,54 deg 5i min. E. S05.4 it.; thence s. 47 deg. O2 min. E. 900 ft to Cor No. ?; thence s. 42 deg. S8 min w. l499.7O it. to Cor. No. }; thence \. ~ deg. o2 min. w. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 1; thence x. 4 deg. 5S min. E. l+99.z0 ft. to the place of beginning.
 Variation at all corneFs E deg. |. all corners arc identical with tlleir respective locations.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26

You see, she says this cars the cats pajamas, and that means it's all to the good, and then she says if any jane wouldn't fall in love with it. she is packing around an empty loft. Then she tells her sweetie that if he will put down the money for the car, she will fire this guy what takes her out walking and be his steady, and then she tells him how happy she will be over it.
 Then to make it strong, she tells him that when he takes the car to her home he will be awfully popular with her mother. But she tells him straight that when she's away no other jane is to be taken around in the car, and if he agrees to that, she promises she won't hid any money about her so that if they have a scrap she can pay her own way home. And that's all she says. Gee, I thought you would get that-it's so simple"
 What language do you call that?" asked the victim faintly.
 Its 1922 model English, same model as the Stephens" replied the stenographer.
 "Goshw calculated the man as he crept wearily into his office. "Goshl This is going to be awful. A man will have to keep up with English language models the same as he does with automobiles. Gosh, but 1 dread l923%
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
ICE RULES ID
 BE ENFORCED
Weights and Measures Depart rnent Puts Out it's Annual Notice to Vendors and Emp tors of .Congealed Liquid.
(Journal-AIiner Capital 6ureau) CFrom Sundays Daily)

PHOENIX, April 2z.-Anrple mo- tice having been given ice dealers as to the requirements of the state weights and measures law, according to Raymond Dyas, state inspector of weights and measures, any dealer or employe found selling ice in any other manner than by actual weight will be arrested and prosecuted.
 According to the law, ice sold at retail must be sold by actual weight only. Previous methods of selling ice by measurement or guess" will not be tolerated by the department, and any ice wagon found not equip ped with ice scales will be taken as prina facie evidence that the law is being violated, and the driver there of will be arrested, 1t IS announced.
 HouseholderS purchasing ice this summer can assure themselves of full weight by the simple expedient of watching the weighing of the ice at the wagon and paying only for the number of pounds the cut weighs.
 Inspector Dyas estimates that the enforcement of this provision of the law. last summer saved consumers of dollars, and weights and measures officials of the state and the various cities have been instruct ed to rigidly enforce the law this summer and to accept no excuses for all dealers having had ample warning and plenty of time i'll which to prepare to comply with the law.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
OFF
 TO V.F. W. MEET
(From Sundays Daily) Buckley O'Neill Post to Make Determined Effort at State De- partrnent Convention to Keep State Headquarters Here.

Delegates from Buckley O'Neill post and from William O'Connor colored post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, to the second annual conven- tor of the V. F. w., will leave to- day for Phoenix, where the conven- ton is to be held four days, begin ming tomorrow.
 A determined effort will be made by. the Prescott delegates to keep state headquarters of the V. F. w. in Prescott and to put across their candidate for state commander, John L. Sullivan. Phoenix is also out for state headquarters of the organiza- ton, and stiff battle IS expected on the convention floor to determine which way the prize will go.
 In addition to about 20 members of Buckley O'Neill post who will at tend the convention, the following arc among the delegates who will go: David Rowe, Ernest Mclaughlin, Norman Urenn, Mike O'Sullivan, Carl E. Nelson. NJ. L. Ganey, state commander of the V. F. w., and John L. Sullivan, state judge advo- cate, will also attend, as will John A. Renee, an honorary member Of the local post.
 Delegates from William O'Connor post, colored, of Fort Whipple, will take part ill the convention, these be- ing Messrs. Bullock, Hollis and Sells.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26

Hurley was brought to Jerome. The entire force of doctors and nurses at the United Verde hospital was work ing over him this afternoon in a des- perate effort to save his life.
 Turkeys home is in Woodruff, Apache county. He is unmarried.
 Hurley is thought to be a relative of a member of Richards, Hurley & Frost who are building the Cordes- Mayer road.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
BADGER TS, WHIPPLE
 CLOSE PLAYED GAME
CFron, Sundays paily)

Inc Badgers fell victims to the Whipple Tigers, in a hotly contested game yesterday afternoon. Good ball was played by both teams, and but few errors were made ou either side. The Badgers lost the game, not by a higher score, but by the umpire's decision.
 Tn the eighth inning, discussion arose as to the run brought in by Ralph Weiland, of the Badgers. The
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26

According to the Jerome paper, score or more of ballots were re- jected because of being spoiled in various ways.
 Mrs. C. E. Hughes, Mrs. A. C. Thompson and C., r. Jones were elected the committee.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
PORTER HEADS
 JEROME TICKET
tFrom Saturdays Dailvl

R. K. Porter headed the ticket at Tuesdays primary election for candi- dates for city offices in Jerome, says yesterdays Verde Copper News. But four votes were cast for candidates other than those on the regular ticket, with the following results:
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26

JournaI.Miner classified ads bring sure returns.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26

Register. l (First pub. Mar. 8, 1922; last pub. May }, 1922) '
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Morse a Witness i'm
U. S. Ship Seizure Case

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct, 25.-seizure
by. the Shipping Board Of nine boats
belonging to the Virginia Shipbuildihg
Corporation-the basis of suit by the
corporation to recover $6,ooo,O
due to alleged violations OF contract
by the shipbuilding concern, according
to testimony in Federal Court here to-
day by Roar Admiral Benson, retired,
commissioner and former chairman
of the board. Admiral Benson asserted
that the corporation had broken three
clauses of its contract, and the viola
tions, he said, were regarded as war
Tanting the Shipping Board in step
ping in and taking over the boats in
volved.
1t was said at the time of the seizure
that the question of wage contract
also entered into the controversy. The
United States Transport Company. a
subsidiary of the Morse shipbuilding
interests, was said to have entered into
contract with the Maritime Union and
that the action was opposed by the
Shipping Board.
I Charles w. Morse, of New York, for
mer president of the Virginia corpora
ton, indicted last February by Dis
trlct of Columbia grand jury for con-
spiracy to defraud the government in
connection with shipping contracts, has
been. in court since the trial started
Monday and was called as witness to-
day for brief technical testimony,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Arrived Yesterday

city OF Atlanta, savannah Oct %; TO
Ocean s 8 Go, With pass and mdse; Fier
&c, Mr.
ynaunbi Br). Busreh Sep. II, Port
Said 2s Gibraltar Oct O., Norfolk "a; TO
Kerr sscs. Eitil 1nase; Pier .. Bkiyn.
nsysr,, asrs mansI1g oe. IA eas'n 10 "a
sc. N X
Hague Maru tJap,, Singapore Ausr ],
e. Kslsns s sspt
Francisco 80. Cr.atobal Oct III 10 Barber
. Co with m ast f'ier IS. Bklyn.
MaaaIaar,, Nucvitas Get 20: to Munson
Lines, With ] pass and rdse; Pier ,, r.
Treding Co. with mdse; Off Red Hook
Flats B'klyn.
Fred w Weller Lobos Oct II; to Robert
! Hegne. with crude OH Pier 9. Constable
.Jeah. Norfoils oct a.: to A II Bull. with
mdse; Pier 81. B.klyn
j F whitney. With mdse; or Red Hook
81 CAPTAIN. san Juan oct IS; to ws..
Yne.a -. Gu, with empty barrels; Piss 3
Constable Hook. N j.
Manchioneal CNor9. Kingston Oct ls.
Port Antonio 10: to United Fruit Co. With
Bark Guadalhorce tsp), San Juan; to
J b Carberry. with rndse; of Sandy Hook.
Gulf Of Mexico. Port Arthur Oct II; to
Gulf Refining Co. with oil: Bayonne, N !.
Virginia, returned hence for Port Lohos:
Esseauibo tBr). Valparaiso, Mejillones,
Iquique and Havana; to the Pacific Steam
Nav Co. with pass malls and mdse.
NJ g. Tracy, Norfolk.
Cape Haytf.
s NJ Spaulding, Tamptco.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Cleared

scythia (Br), Prothero; Queenstown AMI
1nysrpool: Cunard 8 Co
Roussilion (Fr3. Lehuede; Havre via
Vtgo; French Line
kerhonkson. 81 nmons: Londonderry and
Belfast; Moore Mccormack Co.
Psria: anderson; Trinidad ana Deme-
rarI; clyde s s Co.
Nanchuria. zeeaer; Hamburg VIA Piyrn-
euth and Cherbourg; American Line
Panama, Corning: Port Prince and
Cristobai, Panama r r S s Co.
Port Augusta (Brl. Hearn; Brisbane and
sydney via Panama Canal: Fpnch, Edge
g. Co
Clan Kennedy tBr). Calderwooa, Cape
Town and Algoa: Barber $ S Co.
Tuscania (Br) Bene; Vsso sni Gibral-
tar: Anchor Line
Cuthbert tBr). Morris; Para and Ceara J;
City, Of Shanghai tBr,, squirting; Ka-
rash sla,a, and BSmbay; es',ni Fansh, miye \ Co:
Lrted American Lines.
Hamilton, Nelson: Norfolh; '9ld non,n-
Ion Transportation Co.
Jalaveera stBr),, Roy; Tampa: French
Blditor. johnson; Havrs AMI Dunkirk;
Cos,nt politan shipging CO.
and Ayonmouth via st Jonp;' II W,r.
:. ! s srlma ,sBr,. Meconrt; Court, $: 'Fh ,mas and
Gothic Prince (Br), crasthwait: Yoko-
hama and Kobe via Nor;ois; I'urnsss.
stuyyesant (Br, resdorn; Alexandria
and Piraeus; UL&ed stares. Navigation Co.
Bge Daniel M Munro (Bc), Mcdonald
Windsor; ] y whitney 6 Co.
Tug Gypsum FinK. Miller; spencers Isl
and; F Whitney & Co.
Biyo Maru (jap). Yoshihara Yokohama
Kobe and Shapsha! via EoriolK ard Pa
mama Canal; 1oyo Kisen ksisha
Florinda (Sp), Perez; Cadi. and Bilbao;
Garcia & DaA.
r Di,nock,. Holmes. Boston; Eastern
8 Co.
Elisha Walker Trager Tampico; Hua-
sttca Petroleum Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Report Managing Agent
Planned for U. s. Lines
Shipping Beard Ready to An.
npunce New Directors, Is
Run,or IN New York

The Shippin9 Board shortly will an
nounce managing agent for the
United States Lines, thus placing this
company on the same basis as others
operating government vessels, accord
ing to reports in shipping circles yes
terday 1t was said that the change
might be made public this week.
The United States Lines is the only
company which is operated directly by
the boerd Other concerns, such as
the Munson Line, Pacific Mail, Admiral
Line and freight services are handled
by private organizations on commits.
sion basis
l.. J. Mccormack, one of the operat-
ing directors, with Kermit Roosevelt
and A. f. Clegg, said yesterday that
ne had not heard of any new plan. u
4. kossbottom, general manager fol
the company, said also that he had moi
been informed of any change and tina,
no doubted the report.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26

Lnriston. cardin Oct T.. .s II 1vInchsster
Eastern piist. sunderland; Oct I -
citsa Al, Messtna, Napies. Oct s.. pAlrcs Line
Eurybasss, sahafs. Sept ,,... 10. 81. . ~
p.,evoo oct Faneh n.Is,sa ndsn a,,,o 80
city City " u 'wsstninstsr. oibrs,tar. os. i =
u rsss Norton. Lilly g. Co
Eassern crown, caps Town. OCT as, E.
f1entuckiafl. San Pedro, Dot s.
Murrilio, Aiineria. Oct g.. !. Lamport 4 Holt
ROBE Luckenbach. San Pedro. oet ..
strathai!an. riverpooi. Oct M...R L Hague
aastern Grown, Cape Town. SEPT ss &,
Hog Island, Alexandria. oc.
Ansaldo VIII. catania, OCT
ed r Luckenbach, Los angaLss ost II
Ileloenbath Lines
due To-naovrew
verentia, London, odt u .Cunnrd s CO
Syria, Msrscllles Qct ss Fahre Lime
Duo saturday
saIawati. Colombo. Sept sss Tunch 1gdye
MEasburg. Rotterdam 0cs si3 Eunch, Iody Q
Eue sunday
Montpeiia. Hamburg, Qat la
pelous. Yokohanla. sept Bootsis q CO
Has'efh A'ns' NsN1ss''s' g wiaehester
Eastern Dawn RostsFgsr'. cst & ':l., ":
5t5S BlScR Diatiiltad IigIeS
Steel worISer. CristobaI Oct 10. 10.
fsthmisn Lines
Due, Monday
Haif Moon. Alexandria. oct 1s.
United American Lines
5Coretos. Constantinople, Oct s4,..A II Bull
W9ahevile, Hamburg. Oct q
barber S Lines
Duc Tuesdsy
Federicia. Palermo, Oct 5.... Phelps Bros
Siam CITY. liverpool Oct 17....U s Nav Co
TSrnn Nj NJ ~
Elieffnan's Wilson Line
Egrenaont Castle, Gibraitar, Oct II.
So 18arber 8 Lines
Empire Arrow. Gibraltar, Get 1s.
r L Hague
Due Wednesday
Newly Hall, sucz,s.oct go. Norton Lilly
chsa.os vsusx. Harnepool, Oct Is.
Lykes Bros
Kerr Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Hoover Calls
Conference OF
Steamship Men
Standardization and Per.
11lanent Organization To
Be Discussed; Details
Are Not Revealed Here
ALI Interests Are Invited
Shipowners Will BE Rep.
resented by w. f. Gibbs;
Officers by Milk en-

Secretary of Commerce Hoover has.
invited steamship owners, marine,
licensed and unlicensed men and
other shipping interests to general
conference at the Grand Central
Palace on November 10. In letters to
heads Of the various organizations he
said that the meeting was to take up
Standardization" and permanent
organization The exact purpose was
not revealed and local officials were
in the dark yesterday on what to ex-
pect.
Winthrop l.. Marvin, vice-presiden-
Of the American Steamship Owners
Association, said that he assumed th,
discussioii would be on marine equip
ment and machinery, and that one o
the representatives Of the association
probably would be w. +. Gibbs, con-
sulting naval architect, who now has
charge of the reconditioning Of the
Leviathan at Newport News.
Captain John F. Milliken, secretary
treasurer of the Neptune Association,
said that he believes the conference
would mark the beginning of cam
paign against the l. w. w. and other
agitators who have been boring into
the ranks Of organized labor. He prob
ably will represent his association.
Similar letters have been received by
other marine organizations.
The letter to Captain Milliken said:
"The American Marine Association
has rendered it's facilities during Amer
lean Marine Week, November to II,
to bring together the various inter
ests in the marine field for an in
formal conference on the subject of
Standardization to the end that per-
manent organization of all interests
may be formed to work together along
that line.
"The conference in question will be
held at 1880 o'clock Friday, Novem-
ber 10, in the auditorium on the
mezzanine floor of the Grand Central
Palace, New York City. May I ask
that your association designate two
members to represent you, sending me
their names and addresses?
Further, shall be glad if you will
make it known to all of your members
that each will be welcomed at the
meeting. I have asked each of the
several societies in the marine field to
name two delegates. for the reason
that We will then Ave the nucleus for
further deliberations"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26

city u tsrls due isuraio SAM from ctsys-
Catherine ess Arnbrpse oct "a,
camden 4 Sc IN calon Dgt ~ -
TART scharieston 1870 PM Oct "a.
City OF Eureka 7t8 u Ambrose Oct
pdrchesteF 4s5 y Fire Island Der 2b
Easterr: M6cu ms sW HatteraB Oct "a
Eastwirid 4D4 = Anal throse Oct ~. =,
Eas,e, Il Moon f7tf fiW nHtteras Oct ~;
Frederic r. Ksllpsss crossed Tampiro asaf
.e,pisarsds s;sarph Ss g6e 81 III Jup,teg DC. "a.
Huron lett Puerto Plata Tor sanches 9
irene m ! ssW Five Fathofn Bank Oct 80.
lroeuois als = .asstland Lv ost W.
xSaStas,san n psT T't b1s ssossnd n'n " oct ~
Maria:li ta7 s Nantn Net Oct as.
Merrlmack "a N lsrunkw wick Oct -.
Montana $50 S sss,n Pedro Calf. sle1 GH, st' !
President Harsiag Amnros.e ~ ~ 81 : :
South A,nericnn 1ooss AMBROSE @ 9 sS
tuscan n Brigantlne gas buoy oet oe 20.
rsna.no 1,I7o Scotland ~ s Oct 90
Vacuum lss sW Jurnsaf, a,xs Get :, "a, a.hoo e,ct a4
Mgm ,s,a,,.esssr aesmsiusE "a i FIRE Island Oct 25.
!; ntssrtam 7sa u Amtross OCT 20
I'M stern nIade ~ ri Jupiter Oct Cd.
Eastwind 7fG s Ambrose Oct 25s
sagua 1856 Gan Juan ogt so.,v ~, *
l,aIs ehilsds1ghsa 1s san ia1s5 Juan asos Oct s5
Mairnen 4s w Nantucket oct 70 Aslss
nra slIleY l50r e Cape May oct ~,
pannhacot d g by e Shinneoock Oct Sn. Gn
CITY az Columbus 1ls ENE Diamond Snosi 'l
H,l,esogn tlleI IN 1ss Il Cape May Oct 2S
Niia YSg E Overfalis Oct 70. -. or
s.a,,,,a nlia % fsaa from San Juan Pm Oct 20
HOG Island 1.0i0 f by s Boston pcee
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26


DUNDEE. Oct atdraciana tBr). baiti-
meus' esuns'lnLDs. Dot az -wsst Hosor,sc, Prov
idonrs. .s, e,.a,.o ff,r,
New York. r
lSinagH fr,r) Galveston,
4 sT MicIADLs Oct 2a--citta al Messina Z
tIi1 from Genoal, Rev York Patria sf'r)
from Marsellios and Naples New York.
BARRY, Oct a5---Eleh, New York. -
SOUTHAMPTON Oct 25---olympic tBrl'
New York
Nova Scotia; sSd Aiconda tBr) HOLLYWOOD
NF.
tresi.
JIAVRfg, Oct 21---Liberty, New York.
BARROW, Oct 21-SParislana5 tBrl, Bal
tinore,
lfrom Hongkong). San francisco; 23d.
Benmohr tBr). Vancouver.
COLOMBO. Oct 2s--sCity OF Benares tBr)
tfrdn Calcutta), New York
L1vERPoOI4. Out s3-- pighy CRY, Phila-
deiphia: cath. West Queciiee. Baltimore.
clyde. Oet 23-yancouyer Maru tJap)
Boston.
rNaw York 3it.a 59sf5 3s9
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
Outgoing Steamships
NoTE,-Maii information viii be found
on Travel Pags. eighth column.
Sail To-day

NoTE,--Maii Information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column,
Sail To-day
Veseel Port. ~ Sail. Pier.
Manchuria. Hamburg. II AM. ....es. N r
Mount Clinton. Hamburg, - NJ. -. Sc, n r
scythia, Liverpool. IL M ........ 81, n r
CITY =, Of Atlanta. Savannah. 5 PM...s2 N r
St Mihiel. cristobal; arAaS AM a.,. nh,vn
Paloms, Gibara. Ii AM. ...........s. q II
Sail Tomorrow
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples, 10 A NJ. ...25, n 2
Munamar. Nucvitas, IL NJ. .,......s. q r.
Sail Saturday
George Washington. Bremen. u AN.
Kroonland, Antwerp. - M:.:.. SO; n r
Go1te Kossq Naples; r Pm .sS'
western world buenos Ayrss, 2 ,5adok.r PM;
Western Glen, Cape Town, IL N.
Silvia. st. Johns. II AM. Java st, B'klyn
Tt Victoria. Bermuda, II AM: i, - ..ss' ss = :
Toloa. Fort Iimon, 12 M........... .. y
San Lorenzo, San Juan. ~ NJ. IS. B'klyn
Msraeaibo Curacao; y "a ~, ...Al' K'5iyR 4 r
IIaiacrates. Bueuos Ayrea 1e M.
> Empire Stores, B'klyn
Sail Sunday
siinnesotan. Seattle, l PM.
6. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Sail Monday
Jalapas Batavia / PM. II,
Vile d'Oran, Alsiers, 10 M ... Erie BASIN
Sail Tuesday
Rocsaway Park, Danzig IL M. ..22. Bklyn
Anna, Trieste, PM, Bush Docks, Bklyn
Northwestern Miller. London, PM.
90. Bklyn
Cathlamet, Dakar. IL NJ.
Camoena Para, II AM. -, Hoboken
Indian Prince, Buenos Ayres, PM.
A. Bush Docks. klyn
Sail Wednesday
Poloria. Danzig, PM.
Reliance, Hamburg. Is AM. e.se. II r
Pres Adams, London. 8 Pm. "A, Hoboken
Marengo. HUI. IL M.,...;; 7th st. Hoboken
TiviVes, Kingston. ~ M N
1roquots Turks Island, l PM ..34, B'klyn
Phoenix, Gibara, II AM .........,a 3, e II
New-York tribune., 1922-10-26
American, Ports

BosroN oct 2T saaISon Arp,ysd i1t, s'glp.ae hyars
tNor). ArdTassan5n 5nS1 s.roPpoi Ppoyiaence; Lake
goel; piosIsoat ~ ok sony.iis ii and chariestton;
s,slEmont snl,nester General Bath Sailed ph,;n psn-
rhys tRr). 1s.r Phi1adelph,a1 9ns1 Baltimore: suf-
foisi iesHiNxnLnsroM NqsL1ssr os. ss-Asriye,a Mnns,a
soi'saiss r9I, ssnr dstnsi asorsa Jenkins. New
aALvEsToN Tex s,,,oat ost cTinpie 2Sarrnvss Creek
seroln'ann ssrt hrtnnr NG5fs 81 New Seas
A1a A1r1a nsas 'eS' Vest Modgs Havre Nueces' New
fgat gMatxMrroN ROADS Wa. Va 9es Dose aSA5. 5Nor5
baltimore: breedyk tpg na satIInere Hatien; schr %
Gaaires ;ardner Dsering. Providence; schg Rob.
ert 'I D Bean, Providence; Everett Boston;
Ala. Baltimore santa Ian, oiiv,a Astoria; usuria
M,ws,esas11 Mssn s1.pS Mara astoria. 9Tap' sailed :
mraoy New York; Manchester Importer
ORB .Manchester via Philadeiiph'pphi Up ph,iaaei. %
nh,s ,yen Coelieda. Avon1nouth and Glasgow;
Hhannaek. Avonmouth, Belfast and Dublin; ;
Jotenfjell .tNor). copenhagen; hut.ohwooo'
HAVANA Oct, 25--Arriyed; ,ulua (Br}. (n}}.
New York. Sailed: Cadiz tspan). CAL
weston Fe,Sfe &a.l =
JACKSONVILLE, Oct 25-Arriyea: I.,, w .
destroyer 924 New Orleans. Sailed: Nam
tucket Baltimore via savannah
MONTREAL, Oct 26--Arrived: Western
Plains, Hamburg Mottisfont tBrl, Hayre; !;
Ethelfreda (Brl, Shields. Homer city thrl.
Ma nehester Regiment tBr), Manchester'
Sailed; Rowena GBrl, shespaessaa Msdd sar, 4rG nei-
fast; Nevison (Br), Birkenhead' Mlhhe-
dosa (Br). Antwerp.
NEW ORLEANS Port Eads Oct 2b-
Arrived Carolyn, Mobile; choluteoa
aa.nSurr; h9ns3i Gar daassiord 1Noo Mobile George
w Barnes. Tampico; Jacob Luckenba,cn, *
Mobile; Mexican Lady. tBe1, Tampi,e,o ro,,o !;
Moncenisio (I), Savannah. Sailed: Cara :
ssas, Cuba; !; Eugee y r. Thaver Tanlpico )
Manasua tNic), Eluefieids; - Farismina'
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct 26-Arrived !:
| Maiden Creek, Gulfport.
PHILA DELPHIA. Oct 25--Arrived: Man
chester Importer (Br), Baltimore; argus
Antwerp via New York Samuel l. Fuller,
Tampico; Capulin. Baltimore; Santiago.
Hanks, New York, salled: Erie Maru s
| (Japl, Gibraltar; Dromore Castle tBri.
New York; Whatley Hall (Br). GenoA;
Mirahores (3r), Port Antonio.
! PANAMA CANAL Cristobal Oct "a
| Arrived: Anatina (B.l. San francisco:
| Pastores, New York via Havana; Sailed ;
Almasro (Br), New York.
Tulsa, Charleston.
! PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Oct f25---Arrived
| Illinois, Norfolk; Brennera GD, Genoa.
Sailed. Occidental Port Lobos; G Dillwyn,
Tamp!co; Wieldrecht tDt1, punleirk
soeony, t New ossa York o Gun l,r,sso Coast provi
! PoRT TAMPAs Oct 25--Arriyed: Cuba,
Havana via Key West; Kazama, Norfolk.
9Ai,t rAMPA, 'ce Oct a5Wsailed: caledonter
tBeis), New Orleans,