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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-09-23

SALEM, Ind.-George Keelor was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Elwood
Logue Sunday. Carolyn Albert cpent
Sunday afternoon with Lora Logue.
Mrs. Letitia Williamson and son.
Sears, and Edith Keelor motored to
Oxford Sunday, afternoon. . Alonzo
Logue returned to his home at Bal
bee Sunday, after spending several
days with relatives here. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith,
at Oxford, Sunday afternoon. . Clair
Finch spent several days in Cincin-
natl last week. Charles Paddock
and family motored to Cambridge City
Saturday, returning home Sunday af-
ternoon.. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Pitts,
of Shelby county are spending few
days with friends and relatives here
....J. ]. Lee has been seriously i'll a.
the home of his daughter, Mrs Albert
Roberts, but is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Logue spent Sun.
day afternoon and evening in Rich,
mond, with Emma Lague and family
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Caldwell, Mrs
Edward Gardner and Ethel Coleman
spent Sunday afternoon with friends
and relatives in ConnersYille.. Mr.
and Mrs. William Finch motored tt
Cincinnati where they attended the
funeral of Hattie Estes, a cousin o.
Mrs. Finch. Mrs. John Burke spent
Wednesday in Liberty Mrs. JohI
Paddock returned home Tuesday
morning after a visit with her daugh
ters at Newcastle and Centerville, anC
also with her son at Richmond.
Joe Jordon, of Eaton, and Alma Pad
dock motored to Hamilton Sunday
evening Mrs. Hollis Maxwell anC
children spent Sunday afternoon il
Liberty, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James Rose. The Community clui
met with Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Frida.
afternoon, at which time shove
was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs
| Delbert Logue. Maxine Maxwell il
attending Miami university, at Oxford
| Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greek spen
! Sunday afternoon with Syrus johnson
and family. E. . Lucille Bannan has &C
cepted a position as book-keeper il
Hagerstown. She visited her mother
Mrs. Mary Bannan, Sunday. J.. Oma
Lindsay and family spent Sunday will
Otis Miller and family, near Wood
station. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gel
and little granddaughter, Mary MAJ
garet Smith, motored to Peoria, Tues
day.. Will Smith, OF Shandon, Ohio
was the guest of his brother, Franl
Smith and family, Monday. =. Mr.. an
Mrs. John Gels spent Sunday wit
Albert Gels and family. Miss Flor
Freeman, of Washington, D. c., is Wis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-09-23

The success of Richard Glendon,
Jr., in coaching the "plebe" crews
at Annapolis has caused officials at
the U. S. naval academy to appoint
him coach of the varsity crew to
succeed his father, veteran mentor
of the rowing squad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-09-23

ter Davies and son Newcastle, Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward and family,
williamsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Esta House
and family, Eaton. ]. r.. E. Melody,
carrier in route one out of New Paris
postoffice was quite i'll several days
the past week and unable to cover his
route. He resumed his work Monday.
Mrs. ]. T. Shinkle entertained the
members of the Loyal Womens class of
the Presbyterian Sunday school.
Thursday evening. A business session
was held and Officers elected, follow
ed by a social period The hostess
served refreshments. Ramer Jones,
Covington, Ohio came Friday for few
days visit with his brother w E. Jones
and family. IS. S. Kilbourn who has
maintained barber shop in New Paris
for over forty years is quite i'll at his
home on South Washington street..
Mrs. ]. T. Clawson and daughter spent
the week end in Dayton, Ohio, with
relatives. Mrs. Ralph Van Pelt
spent the week end at Eldorado, Ohio,
with DR.. and Mrs. Van Pelt. Albert
Marshall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marshall was taken to the Reid Memo
rial hospital Thursday to undergo an
operation for the removal of his ton
sils.. Frank Overpeck of Dayton,
spent the past week in New Paris Wis
iting relatives. &C. W. Northrop vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. George Harter and
Mrs. Ella Roberts at New Madison,
Tuesday evening Miss Harter who
has been quite i'll is improving. =. Mrs.
William Roach visited her sister Mrs.
M. L. Via near New Madison Thurs
day.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Haller
were among a party of young married
people who enjoyed picnic at the Put
hoff home on the reservoir farm Sun
day. There were about so present.
Horseshoe and other games were play
ed and bounteous dinner served
There will be a horseshoe tournament
held in New Paris Friday and Satur-
day, Sept. %, and g.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Daugherty and son and Mrs.
Allie Dowler visited friends at Arcan-
um, Ohio, Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-09-23
Things Change Rapidly in
the Stores These Days

New things are coming in all the time.
To buy intelligently, you must know
not only the goods, the style, the vari-
eties, the prices and the like, but you
must know where the goods are to be
had.
The way to keep up with the times is
to be regular reader of the advertisements in
your paper. They are full of suggestions. Often
your eye will catch the very article you need, at
a advantageous price-or something
you something of the ordinary that will be
helpful to you.
If you don't buy today you will tomorrow. You
wasting your time when you are learning
to know goods and how to talk knowingly to the
clerks and saespeople.
Reading the advertisements makes you
posted buyer nb-fO-d0fe buyer,
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
Ne~spap Tina Eveyo "a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Radio Corpn. of America

Distances given In miles positions Al
noon unless otherwise sated)
Barsooa 10 s Ambrose June
bayern isos z Ambrose June
Brarleil Point 2ss Cape May June :.
Carolyn 10 SE Overfsiis June 7.
city Of 81 Louis go s Ambrose June :.
Cold Springs fs5 r Hole IN Wall June I.
deuel. 600 Boston June
Editor ~ " Dunklrk June :
Edw Pierce 10 wsw Barnegst June ..
Eocsne ss z Vineyard Haven June >
Everett 10 WSW Nantucket June ..
Fairfield City 253 5 Ambrose June 7.
Firmore ~ Ambrose June :
Glen White 10 EsE Cap. Henry Jun. 7.
Guiana will dock early Friday morning,
Gulf OF Mexico is5 Ambrose June 7
Gulf Prince if5 y Diamond June
J Merit; IS Ne Winter Quarters June Z
= Pew i32 y Diamond June :.
John wor,hington ~ z Ambrose Jun. .
Joseph Seep & Five Fathon BanH juno 7
) r Gordon 25i 2 Ambrose June g.
Laplanf SOS = Ambrose June 8. doel
noon SATURDAY
Melrose lss Y Fire Island Jun.
Mount Clinton i.s27 z Ambrose Jun, 7
Mount Evans $40 EsE Hole IN Wall June 7
Nunardcn lat 81 q lon - - June 3.
Nacooehse W Cayhead June ..
Newton 10 z Chatham, June q
o T Warins IS Ambrose June 2
Paria 74f SsE Ambrose June
President TAFT lsN Ambrose June 2.
Reliance III Ambrose June
hftNlltf arrived Bollorrf II III June !
Roland 2fo Nantucket June Z
Sangarnon SO = Cape May June Z.
San Pablo lNs s Ambrose June :
satsurns iis s Cape May June
s.nsinava lat So ~ lon &, ~ June 7
Swift Arrow 100 Block Island Jure g.
Steel NoyaFer 2s { Ambrose Jun.
7 J Williams 500 z BarneEai June q
Tug W ke~ne % y Barnegat June 4
Tivives iss Ambrose June
West Helix llH z Cape Henry Jun. 2
William Boyee ThompEon 80 Ambros,
f.1ne
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

srarg Nor. Hous; Pt Antonio; A.
sagua Fort san Juan ard Ponce A.
larflc Fruit Co
Fioridian schsrrcrhorn. Hamburg 20
sar Pedro. United Fruit CO.
Monterey. NrInn's Havana ana Fro.
greso. ward Line.
srrrrna ga phladeip phia Export CO
Hcmer.c fBrl Howar'h southampton
vie Chernourr white Star Linz
Colombia. Thompson Crisiohal Balboa
and San Francisco va Philadelphia; W
Grace.
Byron p Benson. Hsfrison. r Lobos.
p Warden
Mature tRr) KIRBY Trinidad 70 Perth
Amboy. Furness. witty & Co
Tosto fNorl. Bioisset. cambe!iton and
New RrunFrick. ! = whitney
sarcoxie. Fels Hayre and DunkiTk. Cos
morolitan shipping Co.
suG1Iaacnna. Mclean. Bre;re n ana Dan
Boreensf'ord 1Nor) Bull Bergen, Sor-
werian- American Line
MaarteHafifk fDD. Meyer. Macassar 70
Boston. Tunch Tdye & Co.
Aineef fBr) Rees. London ana Liverpool
% Philadelphia q s Navigation CO.
Tuscan Chambrriain. Norfolk. Oid Do
minion Transportation CO.
Apache Chichefter, Jacksonville ard
Charleston. Clydc Line.
X pimock. Alien; Boston, Eastern
sasa.and CVor). Petersen; Norfolk: At
wr R5cssfener Peterson. Pt Lobo'.
wn G warden. Lockerby; Baton Rouge; u;
II i Hague
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMiSTEKs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
~ the positions of merchant vessels r.
ceivsd through the United states NhNai
CON municailon Service Shipmatefs OF
vessels with radio apparatus may win
ou. charge. report their CTR noon
positions through the following naNal
radio stations In the United states
proper. Bar Harbor. Ne. tOtercincs)
"a pc Haffrra& y g, Jupiter fiAsf
Kcy West. Fla New Orleans. La.
These position (TR) reports should
he addressed only 70 the radio station
called. and they will be Forwarded -
New York. II IL important that these
reports should ho sent promptly ~ noon
each day In ord~r that they may be
received In tine for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York CITY twCG). Babylon, l..
(WsE) Easthampton. L. J. tWsA),
New London, Conn. fWST).
80 charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation % America
Will receive position reports through
the following stations Cape Cod
ONCCl. Slasconset. Mas. tWec). New
London Conn fWLc}. Cape May. New
York CITY tWNY).
Medical ami surgical advice will be
given free through The Radio Corpora
ton Of America by the U ; Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Departures

HELsISGFoRs. May 5o-soriana (Nor).
soDEkHAMN. May ;i-sin,a Malta
Baltimore
ROTTERDAM Iuns a. Haugsrisnd
CSorl. wabana. 9Th. Daghlld tNcrl. sgd
ney. & 3
CLYDE June s-wsrsrn Frid.. Phia-
delphis
SINGAPORE June s-Eastsrn Light,
Boston. Euryadss fBr). from Hongk0ns
Boston ard %ew YORK
AMSTERDAM. June s-saruachs. New
Orleans
MANCHESTER. June 7-M.diaa OBJ.
Boston
ST VINCENT. Y. June 7-Northray
fDrl. Gulfpori
SHIELDS. June f--orkild DAM. Hamp-
ton Roads
MANILA. June West Prospect. rssn
Francisco.
KOBE June t-Alatka Maru fJarf'
from Horrkonr New York. sfh. ghlnyo
iaru tJapJ. from Hongkong. san Fran
cisco. .r-r-g,
pAKAR. June s--Poftru,hion tBrI.
Gulfport
HoSGKoSG. June s-Emprsss OF Can.
ada tBrl. vancouver 5th Dufban Maru
tJap). New York. Hanlsy. Seattle
COLOMBO. June s-ori,ri- fBrl. from
Calcutta. .oF Boston and New York
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Mediterranean
Passenger Rate
War Is Averted
Collapse Of Conference Is
Narrowly Avoided in Hot
Session: Differences on
Fares Patched for Time
Greek Line Not TO Resign
Fabre Line Withdraws Plan
for SIS Cut: Peace May BE
Temporary on This Route

Collapse of The Mediterranean con-
ference Of passenger lines. with the in
auguration Of the hrst rate w1r in this
service. was narrowly averted yester-
dav. After a heated session. at which
the Greek Line withdrew its resigna-
ton and the Fabre Line held up its
proposal for cut Of si5 IN fares peace
vas restored. The situation still holds
elements Of danger which may develop
The troubles in the Mediterranean
passenger service are being watched
With unusual interest by steamship
men. chiefly because this ls regarded
as the weakest link IN the chain OF
ratsenrer conferences. The freight or
rapizat.ons IN tho last year have neen
in constant turmoil, with a succession
o. rate vars IN the various trades.
During this period the passenger lines
have been able 20 maintain their RANKS
intact. The principal reason IS tnat
there ia no competition from tramp
vessels.
The Ameriean-Blaek Sea Line. which
recently purchased the steamer Ne"
York. was reported 20 have Withdrawn
fron the Mediterranean conference
.v,o lavs ago About tho same time.
h was said. the Fabre Line made It's
nro,oeai FOR reductions m all classes.
Il is urderstood that the international
Mercantile Marine Company was in
strumental 20 large degree IN re-
storing peace.
The Mediterranean passenger trade
has been lessened by the United States
Immigration law. Also there is great
volume OF cheap tonnage in the route
one u the reasons for the stability
Of passenger fares is that freight rates
generally are below the cost Of oper-
nf.0n.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
United Kingdom
Lines Refuse to
Follow Rate Cuts
Conference Wiihstands the
Shock of Reductions TO
Europe: 20To Decrease
in Continental Good :

Wjdosrrcad reductions in freight
ra.es between American ports on the
North Atlantic and the United King
dor, oxncctsd 70 follow the rate var
berun in the Continental trade routes
on Wednesday, were headed on IN
Ions session oi the conference yeSteT-
day.
While the Baltic Scandinavian con
ference did not hold formal session
n was understood that the lines on
this route would follow The precedent
q 'ho Continental companies IN ne'
c'afing open rates.
Fror- freight brokers Z was learned
thas shipments on many Of the com
rod..ics TO European ports were being
booked about 20 per cont below me
p-ovious conference schedules. The
rate of automobiles 20 the United
Kirrdor, was said 20 be reduced from
$40 % So a ton. while % Europe the
dscr.aso was about p per cent. DRIED
roiit was reduced from a. % 30 cents.
The virtual collapse Of INC Contnen-
+.1. conference was said 20 be due not
oni@ 10 urdcrcutting by the United
states Navigation Company, FOR Rear
dor Smith. and the Ilovd Royal Beige.
rut also 70 the aggressive attitude ~
tre United American and Hamburg
Amer:can lines The latter. u was
sad. vas determined 20 put some oi
the weakc~ comnanics out OF business.
These reports were called 70 the at
.ort,or % Christian Beck. freight traf-
&c MANAGER for the United America,
Lines. Mr Beck said tho company did
49,. ohfec. 20 being known for us
aggressive efforts to meet competition'
4 but declared that there Was no ih'eh'
|tion % Dust other lines.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Afei 1912 Ne Jupiter June 4
Airedale ~ ssE Hatteras JOn> ..
Ala fa2 z Boston Light June ..
AllaEuash i07 SE Cape Henry June ..
Beatrice Jos y Hsti>ras June ..
Borgestad IS W Sand Key June 4.
Q A Garfield 80 " Sard Key June ).
Csntisny lat - u ~ 81 IS June !.
Cardonla III SSW South Pass June 3.
Clontarf 14t-E .ADbroso-June.I
Deuel. ! NM r Boston Light June I.
Dochet so0 Y Delaware Bkvat-r June :.
Eastern Breeze ss3 z Cape Henry June !.
Eastern Dawn fs2 Boston Light June :.
vi LagO il5 y Hst;eras June 5
n Nundo 70 Hatteras June
RI Occidenfe iif SV Hatteras June 3.
ri Oriente 40 EsE Galveston June ..
II sol 2f2 ESE Galveston June
Il sud - sE Mlssffippi Bar June ?.
Essex pd Currituck June
Frederic r Keliogg - Ha;tsras June ..
Frieda - Ne rortugss June .
Gienpooi ist " Sand Key June ..
Gulftrade Gi s cotland June
Henry Mallory 2i0 s Hatteras June =.
lnnoko .009 Ambrose June :.
J ~ Danziser iis ~ Sand Key June 9.
Japan Arrow 50 " Sand Key June 9.
Macah 353 S Nantucket June ..
Munplace .27 E Scotland June g.
Nelson ~ 6 CAPE Henry June q
New Jersey 2. r Sand Kcy June g.
Ncra = " sand Key June a
OssinlnE 81 sK south Pass June a.
Pipestone County I 2hs 2 Ambrose June 2.
President Fillmore loo z Amhro.. Jun. T.
President Monroe lat ~ % lon 50 ~ June 2
President TAFT i.sN p Ambrose June =
President Van Buren, lat is - lon so n
Jure Z
& " spauldlng ies W Sand Key June Z.
Sabine Sun ~ y Hatieras June 8
sachem z+5 ESE Boston Light June 7.
sangamon go = Nantucket June
Tamiahua IS SW South Pass Jur.
Virginia u WsW South Pass Jua.
W ~ Tiiford lat IS ~ ion "a - June T.
West chataia ia' ~ 81 lon 56 - June Z.
West Helix llfo Y Cape Henry June T.
Wheeling Mold LAT Al rs ion s6 - June 2
William Boyee Thompson 80 z Ambros.
Iuue
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Mount Carroll Hamburg Sf0arard fNorl.
Port Antonio. Heliig Oiav fDanl Copen-
harer. columbia San Francisco. Taormina
GN Naples Tr0nfou'e Tal1ra John
Wofth!ngfon. Montreal. Absecon. Norfolk
Freeman Norfolk. Corn DAM. CopPn-
hagen. Iacon.a tBrl Liverpool Apache.
jacksonville ard Charleston Franklin.
Houston. cry q Columbus Savannah d.
Nonfcrey. Havana ard Drorrcso. Tuscan.
Sorfoik Matura fHD, Perth Amhoyf
Orcus Saiavesry r S Denver. Boston /.
sch Charlotte A Maxwell Georgetown.
Calico fBrl Huli. sarc0Xlc. HaNre and
Dunkirk Alnoes iBrl. Philadelphia. saho-
tovan. Constanfinorie va Philadelphia /.
Fioridlar san Pedro ana san Francisco. 4.
Archer. Yokohama via savannah. saga
land fNori. Norfolk. william Rockefeller.
Port Loboa.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Foreign Ports

sr-xpsvAAL. May :'-BrahshoiH' ts~)'
s'si1s fIsAr. Jun. .-Polonia DAM. New
TfExTsIN. June s-IndiA .;,-S Arro~- o.s san
ANTWERP June t--shiekshinny. JACK
-rnviii,. 9Th. Finland. Ne" oIH- CT
MANCHESTER. June s-Aoere''' '''-
liverpool. juno s--canadian Trooper
fBr) Montreal. 5ih. Caisdonian OH bos-
ton for Manchester Mercedes ~ LA''i-
"'h4 bh41,ySSoa AYpEs. June f-cerro Azul.
va, G,ieanF BoEweu OBJ. Sew York
VANnf'RG. June 7-Resoiu'e. Ne" tofk
via plymouth and BouloFne. Mount Clay
MASILA. June 7-Ths Lambs. Nsw
york. vest Chepakn. san Francisco Pres
lasn, Lincoln. san FTancisco. Fieuaent
J.rsrson. Seattle: Empress q Russia tBFl'
''nSqS9MS 'YnoSqxSoHAMA. June s--wfriam Penn.
EAsr LONDON June Clan Kennedy
(Br). New York -.
sHANoHAr, June 7-KlnghoTn lNorl'
kone. ssrrlrarlis fDf. New Orleans.
TENERIFFE. June 7-M.ssouH tBFl.
Hamburg for Boston
GLASGOW. June I-Assyria 'brl' bo'-
HILL, June 7--corino CBrl. Montreal
TONpON. June Essex County tBrl.
Montreal. southeastern MINER 'brl' New
York
WATERFORD. June 7-Home'ids OBJ
HARTLEPooL. June 7-Hoinia tsw).
Se~ orleans
DUSKiRK, Jun. t-wsst Eliara, Sew
York
UongkonE and Manila for bof'on ana New
York (maehinery damaged.
CAFE TOWS June BARK Katherine
Mackau. Vancouver. y &.
LEfTH June Norfolk Range fDr1.
Philadelphia and Sew YORK
HAMBURG. June 7-saKonia fbgl. New
York via Plymouth
LONDON. June s-sunoco Marcus HOOK
Boston VIA Queenstown. Bowie fBrl. Mon
treal
cTXHAvES. June s-o-duns fBrl. Sew
York VIA Southampton for HamburF.
BfRKENHEAD. June s-Turke1tan fBfl.
Montreal
NAPLES. Jun. Dante Anghisri utan.
Sew York va Boston
sASTANDER. June : - Nurla Span,
New York via Bilbao
BORDEAUX June Niagara fFr), New
York via Nigo
HAvRE. June 5--Moniana (Fr) Port
land Ore ana san Frarcisco. sfh. August
fSor1. Ne- ORLEANS. sth. saucon. Gaitss-
ton TN, France or. Nsw York via Ply
ANTWERP June s-canadian Mariner
(Brl Montreal
coRUNNA. June a--cadiz SPAN. Cal
weston.
Hail fBrb. Sew York VIA AirNandria
STOCKHOLM. juno tyne Nafu Jap.
Tampa and Fernandina
RIO DE IANEfRO. June s-Rob!n Hood.
Baltimore v.a Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Arrived Yesterday

vandyck tPrl Bueros Ayfes Nav -
Mon'cvideo ~ Rio 10 ianeir9 ~. .oi, y
uslf Line With '5 nrst. is2 second canin.
as third class pass. malls and mdse' PER
Provlisnce 6Frl. Marseilles Nav ~.
NAPLES 2s Palermo q. 90 James W ElTei
4 60 With ii2 hrsf. iia second cabin, Z
third class pass. mails and mdse' ai'' ''
klyn. -.,...
bia p. santa Marta 49, Cristoeai snne =,
Kingston 2. 10 United Fruit @ win o.
pass malls ard ndse. Pier -. r
Michael (Br). Maranham May T. Manaos
20. Para %. - Booth American shipping
Corr with pass. mails and mdse' ssa s''
. Idaho 1pD. HUI May Is. % Ellsrman-
wilson Line with mdse shadyside' J.
Tronpenbors tpD. Bsthu-st. II, May
- Carpbsiiion June 2 N Fe'terolf GO
with lumber Pier H. Weehawken.
Slave Prince (Brl. London May .. -
Fu-ness. witty & CO with mdse. Pier ~
= klyn ,,..,
Frgs 60 wiih nidse Pier 10. z r.
Coruanche Jacksonville and Charleston. :.
n clyde Co with pass and mdse' fier
vsrvey y Brown. Norfolk Juno :: -
Garner Curran Built with coal. Fer
o T warinc. Sabine June VIA chariss-
ton - r = Hague with oil. Fer B.
BaNornH
Nina Brea 'Br. Montreal June 2 %
Robert ! Hague IN ballast PER 8. con-
stable Hook y =.
Fairfield CITY. iiollo April -. Honolulu
May r. cris'obai ~. - Nor'on' Lily <
CO with sugar Jay r.. r kiyn.
Alliance. Norfolk June 20 Oh Donir-
Ten Transportation CO With pass and mdse 4;
Pier a. - y
Norma Guantanamo June ?. - Atlantic
FRUIT CO with ndse Pier -. r.
Cuf ~ Mexico Port Arthur June l; %
Cur Rehninr CO with oIi. Bayonne. J
Eclipse Liverpool MAY -. Baltimore
June 20 Barber c. with fndse New
York Harbor y D Rosrbank. /
steel Noyager. Philadelphia June 7 -
Isfhmfsn S'S ~ with mdse. Pier -. y r
Granf0s fN0rl. Buenavertu'a. % Garth
bean : 60 with mdse. pler 9. Empire
Stores q klyn
storakcr fNor). Philadelphia June + 70
. stray T. CO with mdfe Pier 4. Bkiyn.
Corsica Norfolk June % Castner. Cur
ran a BuIii'' With coal Federal Refinery.
Nonkers. = Y
Huron. TURKS Isie June r. 70 clyde Line
WIN pass mails and ndsc. rlor 2t Bkiyn
Eidseoid CNor). Matanzas June 70
ward Line with mdse. anchored on Lib
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Maritime Miscellany

san FRANCISCO. Juno Wv J. COMM.
President rafllc TfrlEhfffs COMPANY.
stated Shipping BOARD had accepted pro-
posnl fnr purchase ~ siF former German
4feanrrf- fequ0f. CASIO, Arcadia. Icon
omia. rawnfc ani ida Terms. private.
Formulation given 10 transfer 20 foreign
fac romYn % return 10 Washington ln
ten days 90 MAKE payment and take do
livery Vessels fo te used ln umbsr. gen
eral cargo ffadsa from racinc Coast Now
idle on E7rf coast.
sAN PEDRO. June f-Moforship Cali
fornlan arrived 7fh from New York on
maiden voyage
SAN FRANCISCO. June s-canfornla
and Oregon Lumber Company pure chared
Shipping Board steamer Cowiche. 100
dcadwclChf tons fnr ugo IN coaa'vise ium .
hfr f-ane terms private Now ldls on
Innna NlN.r NlrgIrla
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Passenger Ships Due

Aoyitanla OBJ Southampton June 3.
% curard s & CO with mails. IL expected
10 dock about , N a. Pier 90. CWett
Roi,erdam (DD. Rotterdam May al 20
Horand-Anerica Line with mails, was
$50 miles eaft o. Ambrose noon Tustday;
Is expected 20 dock n a N a. tih e.
" Guiana rBr). 81 Thomas June q 90
Furness. witty 4 CO with MALE. is ex-
pscted 70 dock afternoon al Pier a..
f'rhuania tnan)'. Lihau May - via
Halifax. 70 Bsit.c-Anerican Line with
mails. ~ expected 20 dock about 10 m
a, PIER :. Bush Docks = kiyn Hith 80.
American Lines With mails. Is eETected %
dock late az Pier 50. = (West isth 81.
Due Tomorrow
Chicago Frl Havrs May 2o. 70 french
Line with mails lf expected % dock Al
Pier -. y Cwesi 34th st.
Paris CFr. Ha,re June - - French
Line with mails is expected 70 dock fore
noon AZ per 81. y r west 18TH ST..
Lapland tBr. Antwerp June 20 Red
Star Line with mails. is expected 70 dock
afternoon az Pier 81. y r CWest 2ist sQ.
Csrmanis fBr). Liverpool Jane %
dock about p N a. Pier %. y west
csronia cBr) Hamburg May 81. 90
cunard Line With mails. wiii dock fore
noon az Pies So. y r fwcst 18Th s).
Due Sunday
Cedric CBr) Liverpool June Q 20 White
star Line with mails. - expected 20 dock
afternoon az pier 50. y x west 2ofh stl
President Fillmore. Cherbourg Jupe %
United States Lines with mails is cK-
pecfcd 20 dock forenoon a. Pier T. Hoboker
Calamafcs. Havana June 90 United
Fruit Co With mails. is expected 20 dock
afternoon a, Pier IS. r Maiden Lanel
Due Monday
Vessel Port. Agency.
Frederick VIII. Chsisuania. June ?
Funch. Edye & Co
Mount Clinton. Hamburg June /
United American Line
Fan America. santos. May 40 Munson Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan. June
y Porto Rico CO
Philadelphia. MsyaEuez. June 7
Bliss Dalieft L CO
Due Tuesday
Majestic. Southampton. June Z - star Lac
Zacapa. santiago. June United Fruit Co
siboney. Havana. June l0.......W Ward Line
Due Wednesday
America Palermo. Jure ] .Itaiia-Arnerica
p de sstrustagni. Barcelona May IS.
Spanish Line
Due Thursday
Yorck Bremen. June Nor German Lloyd
King Alexander. Gibraltar. june
y Gaianos z Co
Metapan. Kingston. June 10. Unit Frui; Co
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Notice TO Mariners

my a. e HydfoFraphio onioe).
Vofiowine urhis have heen rebuilt ana
reilrhtsd June . press barn Bar rear
ighf cvs Hollow nnr front hghi, Con
nccfiruf
urb, has hsen rebuilt and feiifhtsd June I.
Sorth~asf Fnd light vessel, New Jersey
ha. bcsn temporary replaced by relief iighi
vessel June
rorfef In 1915 1 miles ~ degrees from
Fire Fafhom hank nghf vessel. Delaware
nav approach and miles iN degrees
from Northeast End lghf vessel han failed
o. locate the wrecks. although draga we're
used and a large area covered These
v..scka viii therefore be- removed from The
charts
The hours for broadening photographic
Information from tho Seattle naval radio
station have been changed from m
ana p rn tot : g. rn.. g. M. and 10 ~
p M 18TH meridian time.