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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
100000 SIGN BEER
AND WINE PETITION

Chicago, Aug. 10 Signatures of
500, 900 men and women of Illinois
were signed to petitions to put the
light wires and beer question to a
trial OF sentiment at the November
election according to A, d. Plamon'
don, chairman of the Illinois division
of the national association opposed
to prohibition. The petition will be
ready for filing within week, he
said. Signatures were obtained by
congressional districts.
The test vote will have no legal
standing but Is proposed as means
If ascertaining the sentiment Of
Illinois voters on the question.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

turned from a shopping trip to Chi
cage for the millinery department ot
Metzger's ladies' shop,
Andy Cummins OF Peru was an VI
tawa business caller yesterday.
Charles Weeden and family motor
ed to Glen park last evening
David Morris Of Chicago was an
Ottawa business caller yesterday.
Misses Sylvia and Clara Schmidt
1892 West Jackson street, went to chi
cago this morning for short visit
with friends.
T. h. Leamy went to Chicago this
morning on business Visit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
GIANT PREMIER CAUGHT
IN BASEBALL SCANDAL

Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. 10 Charged
with writing a member of the Pitts
burgh club that he would desert the
New York Giants If II was made worth
his while, Shutting Phil Douglas. the
Giants premier pitcher, was placed
on the clubs ineligible list today
Douglas does not deny he wrote the
letter, says a statement issued by the
club.
Judge Lands, who was in box at
Forbes field, said he would have moth
ing to say on the case until after the
game.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
BISHOP FALLOWS
SERIOUSLY SICK

Chicago, Aug. 16.-Rt Rev. Samuel
Fallows, for many years presiding
bishop of the Reformed Episcopal
church and one of Americas best
ministers and patriots is fighting for
his life TN his home at 1918 West
Adams street The bishop is sc years
old.
DR.. w. S. White, who is attending
the bishop. said last night that his
patients condition was slightly i'm
proved, that recovery was almost GER
tain, but that it would be slow bat
tie.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
EMBARGOES REDUCE
CATTLE SHIPMENTS

Chicago, Aug. 16.-The first effect
Of recent embargoes on livestock as
n result of the rail strike was felt
stock receipts fell to the 5000 mark.
ut local stockyards today when live
Yesterdays receipts We're 10000.
According to the u s. bureau of
markets figures the prediction for to-
day had been placed at $4,000 or
twice as much as the bureaus esti-
mate of actual receipts today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
BIG LEAGUERS FORM
BASEBALL UNION

Milwaukee, Aug. ga baseball
players union is nearing completion
according to Ray Cannon, attorney
and former ball player. Cannon an
nounced he had been retained by
players on virtually every major
league club and some minor league
teams.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
3 GIRLS TO DRIVE
TO MEDINA. NEW YORK

Misses Veronica Brown, Ann Hath
eway and Ruth Keim will leave to-
morrow morning in the formers auto
to drive through to Medina, N Y, for
three weeks visit with Miss Dor
othy Nertney, who is living on a
chicken farm near there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
SENATE CREATES
TARIFF FREE ZONES

Washington, Aug. 16.-Free zones
at American ports wherein crude i'm
ported materials might be converted
for export without payment of tariff
duties would be provided for in an
amendment in the tariff bill APPROX
ed today by the senate.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
JOLIET MAYOR TO
SUCCEED PHIL REITZ

Joliet, Aug. 16.-(Special0 -Thos.
Corey, at the present time mayor of
this city, has been appointed chief
special agent to the f.. J. & r. rail
road to succeed Philip Reitz, who
was killed in the strike trouble last
week Gorey's resignation as mayor
will go into effect Sept. /.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
FIREMAN KILLED
IN ST. LOUIS WRECK

Horine Mo-, Aug. ia fireman
was killed and an engineer probably
fatally injured in head,on collision
between two st. Louis and San Fran
cisco trains here this morning. No
passengers were injured. Misconstruc.
ton of orders was the probable cause
of the accident, it was said
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
WAR VETERAN TAKES
SEAT IN SENATE

Washington, Aug. 16.-Major David
A. Reed, of Pittsburgh, republican
and world war veteran, was sworn in
today as senator from Pennsylvania
to succeed, by appointment, the late
Sen. Crow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
STRANGER BURNED TO
DEATH IN HOTEL FIRE

Golconda, III, Aug. f6.-An unknown
person was burned to death and sew
eral other guests had narrow escapes
when fire of unknown origin early to-
day DESTROYED the Travellers Inn, the
Oldest building in town.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

FOR RENT-Three rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping; one block
from business district: modern; no
children. Inquire at 9lG Clinton st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
United States Roads Guido World.

The highways of this nation total
more miles than nearly all the rest of
the worlds put together, 100000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

WANTED TO BUY-A roll top desk.
Murphy's store, SlS La Sale St
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR SALE-fome grown watermel'
ons and cantaloupcs; fine ilavor~ !
and sweet. STEER IL OLSON, 2lt
West Main st. ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

Go TO the Chautauqua
Next week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
and relatives for their kindness and
beautiful floral offerings during our
late bereavement. MRS. SHERMAN
AND CHILDREN.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK, Nov 27--The advance guard
or fleet OF fifteen ships transferred from
IDLE Shipping Board vessels anchored In
James River arrived in Hampton Roads
Westcarnifax and Wythevlle. They are
20 receive minor repairs and be put into ac-
tive service Eleven other ships are to be
brought from the Idle feet in the next
few days to be made ready for coast wise
and foreign service.
Three yachts passed through inland
locks simultaneously on their way to Flor
Ida to-day.
WASHINGTON. Nov 27-shipping Board
announced to-day sale of the Martha
washington seized during the war, to CO.
sulich Line, OF Trieste Italy. ana author
ssed transfer to Italian flag.
MONTREAL, Nov 27-Sailine from this
port Saturday OF Ausonia for liverpool
ana departure this afternoon from Quebec
OF Empress of Britain for Cherbourg and
southampton closed passenger traffic on
the ST Lawrence for 1929 season st
Lawrence route Is becoming every year
moro populer with Americans, figures
from American immigration officials at
Quebec show. Officers say 1854 passen-
gers bound for the United States were ex-
anitned at Quebec during 1922 season
while only l0,743 passed during 1921 OF
the 5000 southbound es7s were Ameri-
can citizens and the remainder were irnnai-
grants In 1890 only 2,990 came to Que
bee. During September, 1929. more than
1000 American citizens landed at Quebec.
Increase attributed TO active propaganda
In favor of 81. Lawrence route and to
American prohibition.
CHERB9URG, Nov 37--Work OF enlarg-
ng Cherbourg docks to cope with growth
N transatlantic traffic, which is expected
% reach 500 calls next year, will begin in
oense OF 100000 francs VIII be covered
BY tax on passengers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Cleared

Gherboure and southampton; White Star tar
Mauretania SBr), Rastron; southamp-
Balsam. Coad: Londonderry and Bel
Iast via philadelphia; Moore & McCor-
-, Korsfjord (Nor), Nielsen; Walton
Whitney G. Co.
William G Warden, Lake; Baton Rouge.
r l. Hague.
Delaware, Foren Boston; Eastern s
Iowan, Laverege; Boston; United Amer
Maple, Johnson; Philadelphia; Haischaw
S s Co.
Mohican Lindland; Portland; Eastern
City of Savannah Borum; Savannah;
Hamilton Nelson; Norfolk; Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Sosmereiai Guide, Martin: Los Angeles
and Panas San ETsncisco via Phladelphia and
politan Shipping co,
naes sas'f5n pIamoDa Dawn csor sopensen Antwerp;
ton; Atlantic Transport Line,
Anaconda Jones; Antwerp to Philadel-
phia; Black Diamond Co
Jomsborg tDan), Andersen; Baltimore:
Moore & Mccormack Co.
sonville; Clyde s Co
- Binnendijk (Dp: Pauw; Rotterdam via
Baltl more; Holland America Line.
Willhiio. Fitzgerald; Norfolk; Williams
S S Co.
Gaiileo (Br). Jones; Halifax Hull and
Newcastle; Ellerman's Wilson Line.
Herman Winter, Allen Boston; Eastern
S s Co.
Virginia Express. Johnson; Richmond:
Richmond & Y s S Co
Winnebago, Burns; Petrograd Foreign
Transport and Mercantile Corp
Elveric (BD, Lamb; Maniia Hongkong
and Shanghai via San Francisco and Pana-
ma Canal; Houlder Weir & Boyd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Constance In miles. position at noon. unress
otherwise specifedl
lar.aisihna ra,att 80 M Cape Lookout Nov 26.
BFemerton 22o NE Cape Henry Nov 81
tbLlrkenhesd 301 NV Tortugas Nov 2s
Shaflotte I'll Sc South pass Nov 2s
Siare anchored Porce Nov &c.
SofSon SsS E Ambrose Nov ~
Coel!eda a42 E Cape Henry Nov 81
Chsckasaw 1878 NE Cape Henry Noy OF
Somai EsS 5 Scotland Noy ~.
GS,ohhespeak $50 E Hatteras Nov 2e
eastern Star 270 f Ambrose Nov 81
Eaith ia Ibe Sc Ambrose Nov 27.
Gulfcoast SO S Diamond shosi Non o.
IIroquois 23g S Ambrose Ncv .a6
hatrina Luckenbach 74O S Oyerfaits No, &c
i-ishtourns 81 NV Tcrtugas Nov 9s -o'
1eon 4eo from Key West AM Nov Of
i.snne i,sne F y lnnhrop "a 2ls 5 Scotland Nov 2s.
Nov 81. a'ioho Shoal
tinneil t;a.ie s55 NanauclSet Nov s7
s@sonterey y sl7 NE Havana Nov 90
$3.50 sten.ro p1 Leeos 3 Pm Nov &c.
s9e',',. sni,saaa a, ..9oo an Fe4ro Nev %
N9ahs ;Ss,dl e.inton s42 Ambrose Nov a7
/. an america I, i22 -.
lS,resaaent Adams 500 e Ambrose Nov %
: : SsaantIcS " Fire Islam Nov " -
TsoapeI Roapel, ~ 80 Diamond shoal Nov az.
stoahpke 1f2 Sc Ambrose Noy ~
Sar JAcinto AIS e Galveston NJ, .,
,ssh Lorenzo anchored Mayaruey NJ. .e
sagua ~ s Scotland Nov N 'os <e'
ssaueen :, tso Sc Ambrose Nov 81
8; ;t'ea,ai. .suean go NE Lobos Nov e7.
Sundanee l,so0 Il i9ia,naaG So,
.s. ss~l.la1TpW tSs w Sand Key Nov ss -.
sfsSts 1888 SE Ambrose Nov 9e 81
nirgilia s+e Cape Henry No,.s
" 90. -soano l.9is Sc Boston Nov III
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Marine Disasters

Lighters Temple and Josephine. Mallory
Line, with cotton. took FIRE at Pier al
n H, ext!ng1ished.
KINGSTON, Ont, Nov aT-Sehs Mary
Daryaw and Horace Tabcr, Oswego TO this
port. with coal. ashore st -Four Mile Point
during storm last night. Taher breaking
up, abandoned; Daryaw In no danger.
Gchs Lyman Davis and Katie Eccles
with coal, were in storm, but believed
safe.
sARNIA. Ont. Nov 27-ouincy A shaw.
for Cleveland with grain, aground In Lake
Huron. ten miles northeast this city.
Lighter ManistlqUe sent 70 aid. Former
not believed In danger.
KINGSTON. Ja, Nov I6--Sch Russell s
Zinck tBr), St Johns. ashore Rock Point !:
tug Kiiiertc aided in floating and towed
her here.
JAcKscNvILLE. Nov 2s-~Merrimaek
arrived from Philadelphia; heavy weather
paused rivets 70 loosen; water ia forward
hold: cargo damaged
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov sT--Stnart Dol
lar. previously reported with rndder dis
abied, passed in at Tstoosh; engines also
disa bled. Tug Sea Monarch towing cutter
Haids steering vessel from stern Bessie
Dollar tBre, previously, reported with en-
g5na trouble. reported 500 miles on Ta-
toosh. glakiag three knots with assistance
cutter Algonquin.
NsaN40t YER. b c, Nov 27--Grace Dol
lar f3rf hence 2Stss for New York via
Sat tranclsee. toaehe1 bottom IN F8rst
fsrrews late 2sth noased uaaxsisted at
4$Ta wassr; proceeded 2sth.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
I4asker Announces
II. s. Lines Are Not
To Change Hands
Reports That Syndicate of
Prominent Shipping Mem
Will Take Over Control
of Concern Are Baseless

Oficinl denial Of all reports that a
syndicate of we'll known shipping men
will eventually acquire the United
States Lines was made yesterday by
Chairman Albert D. Lasker in letter
to r. Fl. Rossbottom, general manager
of the company.
There is no thought Of changing the
present management of the United
States Lines, Mr.. Lasker said, nor Is
it planned to allocate them to any
company formed by J. Barstow Smull.
president of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, or by w. j. Love, vice.
president of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, or by any one in any way
connected with the Shipping Board.
"You may authoritatively state to
the reporters covering the United
States Lines, at my request, that you
are announcing that there is nothing
to the rumors that have gone around"
wrote the chairman on November 25.
Lasker's statement was made in
response to a request by Rossbottom
for definite information as to the
truth of the reports. Mr.. Rossbottom
wrote that repeated rumors of pos
sible change Of ownership were de-
moralizing the personnel of the COM
pany and disturbing its business.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Radio Corp. Of Anaerica

position at noon. distances In snliea. unlsss
otherwise stately
Albert 70 watts sso y Tamptco Nov as.
America i,osa NV Balboa Nos IS.
American Legion 332 Sc Ambrose Noy 20.
Bergensfjord lat 40 Ia Ion SO ~ Nov 81
Bibbco s5o Ambrose Nov 90. -
Brsmerten go NE cape Henry Nov 81.
Byron ID Benson 1.5Ss Ambrose NOV 2e.
Boswell ITo s Msntuohet Moy q. H., ~
Camden 255 " Colon Nov 26
cerro Ebano. 2gs sW Diamond Noy 2e'
Californian l.s1s NE Colon Nov 2e- .,
Charles Pratt ais w Sand Key Nov 81,
City OF Alton 4so u Boston Nov e. .,
.x casiceus 81 AsspSsa sso NV Cape MaIa Nov g.
Deirosa aS from, Annapulco Nav 20.
Dulcino 80 IL Henry Nov 81.
ri Norte ass EsE Key West Nov 2s
Eastern Grown $50 WNW sand Key Nov 2s.
Eastern Tempest 1870 . Boston Ney ~
i II Hiliman soi n Colon Nov 30.
Flori6ian 24o s Ambrose Nov 26.
Feitore 22S HStteras Nov %.
T Luekenbach 1.424 s San Pedro Nov 20.
Federal 22T SID Mobile Nov a.
Guiana $50 sE Ambrose midnight Nov 2s.
Haiti at Mole st Nichols, Haiti, Nov rs.
j A Monest Jr $50 S Hatteras Nov 27
Joseph NJ cudahy IS $ overfalls Nov 81.
Lightburne 81 WNw Dry Tortugas Nov 20.
Mackinaw lat AZ as Ion 65 45 Nov 81
Mount Carroll 1,269 x Ambrose Nov 27.
Muir albro SIC Cape Cod Nov a.
Munamar 31S 81 Ambrose Nov 81
Mystic TAI NV Balboa Nov 26
Macabt 1867 Scotland Nov 81.
Melville Dollar 1920 Baltimore PM
Nov 20.
Nora 80 &c Tampico Nov 26.
Olen 437 RI Ambrose Nov 27.
Olympic $50 r. Ambrose Nov 2T.
Philadelphia l72 Scotland PM Nov 26
Paria 1,04B Sc Scotland Nov 26,
Paul Luckenbech 71b Ambrose Nov 25.
Pan America 1.222 SSE Ambrose Nov rs.
Robt Luckenb bach S66 from Panama Nov &C.
Rochester by Wimble Choals Nov 81.
Roman Prince $50 NV Balboa Nov 2s.
Sahaia ESQ Boston Nov 81.
Santa Teresa S6S s Balboat Nov IS.
San Benito 430 Limon, Costa Rica
Nov 26
San Gil 12S N Bocas Nov 2s.
San Lorenzo Is Sc Henry Nov 81
Sudbury $40 N Colon Nov rs.
STANLEY Dollar $50 from Baltimore 8 PM
Nov 26
Sam L Fuller 312 WNW Sand Key Nov 26.
) Is Hunt s3 Diamond Nov o.
Sunbeam 420 NV Panama PM Nov 2G
west Campgaw 465 Cape Race Nov 26
w Libby l2o Sc South Pass Nov &C.
W NJ Irish 122 s Diamond Nov 26.
Wiflsolo 500 NV Balboa Nov 26
West lsleta ESQ f Boston Nov 81
Zulia left Curacao PM Nov IS
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Freight Ships Due
Agency.
Due To-day

Vessel Port Agency.
Modig. Bremen, Nov /.
American Metals Transport Co
Knut Jarl, birmingham. Nov SIS Q Stray
~ Black Diamond Line
coilamer, Bordeaux, Nov II.
Esther Dollar. Genoa. Nov s. Dollar Lines ines
East Cape. Gibraltar, Noy IL. Kerr s S Co
city Of Bristol. Gibraltar. Moy .. ,,,,x ~
Katrina Luckenbach. Colon. Nov Is
LuckenDach s 8 Co
olen. punkirk. Nov 1s Cosmopolitan Line
Bacchua. Leghorn. Nov 6. Three Star Linz
clontarf, Lisbon Nov IA "A II Bull s Co
Eastern Tempest, Hull ,Nevs;
Fenchurch. Marseiiles. Nov.s.
James w Elweil d Co
Due To-morrow
City OF Alton, Hartlepoo Nov II.
Idaho, Antwerp. Nov "a
Ellerman's Wilson Line
London Mariner. London; IN Nov y. II; w,.
Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Due Thursday
Lingfeld. Gibraltar. Nov 15
Houder. Weir G. Boyd
Exeter City. Fowey, Nov IL.
Charles Hill & Co
Due Friday
Oakwin, Cape T Jwr, Nov 3 u S Naviga Co
Ripon. Manzanilio, Nov %.
Ny G. Cuba Mail Line
Due Saturday
Cabo Espartsl Seville, Nov IL. Ybarra Line
Eglantter, Antwerp, Nov II. Belgian Line
Due Sunday
Antilochus, Gibraltar. Nov 10. Booth S S Co
Bessegen. Barcelona, Nov H.. Garcia & Diaz
Marie Maersk, Shields, Nov 49,
Isbrandtsen. Moller & Co
Cacique. Colon Nov "a 4..... Pacific S S Co
lowan, Boston, Dec 2 United Amer Lines
Due Monday
City Of Benaires, Port Said, Nov g.
Fenchurch, Gibraltar. Nov 10
James w Elwell g. Co
linneil Bahia. Nov H.. Lamport & Holt
Boswell Barbados, Nov 20 Lamport g. Holt
Montana, Los Angeles, Nov g.
Luckenbach s Lines
Nebra skan, Colon Nov IS Unit Am Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-da,

Drottningholm (sw), Gothenburg Nov
IS; to Swedish American Line with mails;
is expected to dock IN at Pier 81.
President Adams London Nov 49, to
y Lines with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 3, Hoboken.
Albania <Brl. Liverpool Nov Is: to
Clyde Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 56. r tWest
colen, cristobal Nov 20; to Panama r r
noon at Pier 81, 3 West 26th sty
to Funch. Edge & Co with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier l2, B'klyn
Olympic tBr). Southampton Nov %; to
dock between and p nj at Pier 5s, N r
(west 18th sD,
Munargo, Nassau Nov "a, to Munson S
Line with mails is expected to dock fore
aoon at Pier 8, e (Coenties Slip).
slboney. Havana Nov 25i to N s. Cuba
Nal, Nal $ Co With h, mails is expected to
:. Arabic tBr}. Genoa Nov 1s TO White
star Line with mails: is expected to dock
at Pier so, n r (West 10Th st).
Mount Clinton. Hamburg Nov 1s. to
United American Lines with mails is ex-
Arapahoe, Jacksonville Nov rs; to Clyde
$ Co. is expected TO dock at Pier SO. n r
SSpring st1.
Due Tomorrow
Yorck tGer>, Bremen Nov 1T; TO North
peeted to dock forenoon at foot 9Th St
Hohoken.
Prestdente Wilson ut), Trieste Nov IA;
TO Phelps Bros with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier Z. Bush Dockg
B'klyn.
Pan America, Rio de Janeiro Nov IS: To
Munson Line with mails is expeet ed
10 dock at Pier /, Hoboken.
Guiana (Brl, st Thomas Nov 21 to
Furness, Witty & CO with mails: ts ex
pected TO dock at Pier "a, Bkiyn
CITY OF st Louis, Savannah Nov 2s. tn
ocean Co; is expected to dock at pier
so. n II tJane st) "eA
Due Thursday
I-taanfa tDan1, Danzig Nov II. to
Balttc-American Line with mails, IL ay
peeted 70 dock forenoon at Pier s. Btsh
Docks, b klgn. y A'uet'
Metapan, Santa Marta Nov al. 10 f1,;4ad
Thn Go with mails: is expected 10 3ocl-
forenoon at Pier IL. E (Maider Iana9
Ecuador, Colon Nov 22 via BaIfi,nora.
. Pacific S Co with mails; is expected
9 dock forenoon at Pier Al, n r tChristo-
Huron, Turks Islse Nov "a; To f-,yae a.
70 witn mails; is expected 10 dock at Pieg
Fort 81 George tBrl, Bermuda Nav ~
o Farness. Witty & Co with mails 10 e,
,ected to dock at Pier s5, y n ssyess
Rosaiind tBr1. ST Johns Nov - ).
Sowring Co with mails: is expecfad -
look forsnoea ~ foot Java st, R.kiyn. -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
American Ports
{By hIai1l

BANGOR. Me. Nov 25-Tugs Gettv.h,,ro
Pniiadeiphia. with barge Pottsfowr SUI q r, e
ea w' eays as aa9h.r on return with barge Mosem to
ano at Portland for Tulpenocken also n 80 30
riSea n,st, AZ Fort Point; 23d, Germa nto,Sp
IN, iHf,ihaeiphia. towing barge Mosiem an -. i
a,i,a leLf on return 24th with barge Beiman, an
calling at Boston for barge CIeona a,,a 4,
D1i1sh Island for barge TuckaLoe '0 Ct
- bOSION, Nov 25--Arrived. Arabic fJ.r,
@Gehoia @ barrymore tBr) Liverpoor. Ham, =
uSn s,,i. AoEfolk Sailed: Tug Germantowp
with parges Belmont and Cleona for phiis, !,
aeiFnia Soit ;s,s sshr Jennie Flood Kreger. Nor Nor
Cleared: red, schr Barbara W (JrJ. Woify,jIe
LIG39 Y, Nov 1s-Sailed, cohr
tRr), Rockland SeNa
NJ. ~ -..A..elaoRD. Mass, Nov 2s-sai,sd
lug Nestmoreiand. with barges so2 tToI,,,
elneyard Haven and S01 for New ynph
arrived: 24th. tugs Valley Forge vi,
eeaTges Mingo from Lynn Ephrata ana
Saiem, Boston for Philadelphia
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 24-Saiiea. e.,f,
Trade Fort Arthur, 25th, Carib. Portn
rseo, nlee; Ar Arrigsa zlst Merchant t5r). Iiv
NORFOLK. Nov. 25--Arrived. Wa.
noss,s 3oston Absecon. Boston tus
Eoea ancn, as, With ,;s4.gA aians Nos
QUEBEC. Nov 24--saiisd; Elida clausen
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Arrived Yesterday

Canadian Victor (pr) Brisbane Aug 32,
sydney sept I, Mclbourne' 8. Adelaide 10.
Lyttleton zs. Dunedin 2s. Bluff 80. Timaru
Oct 2. .Auckinad 15, cristobal Nov 10; to
Wflford Mckay, Inc, with mdse; Pier
f6s B'klyn.
zacapa. cristobai Nov Is, Port Lsmon 10,
Havana 23; 10 United Fruit Co with 4s
pass, mats and mdss; Pier s5, ER.
kroon!and. Antwerp Nov Is. southamp-
with 8 nrst. l39 second cabin 33s third
class pass. mails and mdse; Pier Gf. r.,
Wm Boyce Thompson. Tampico Nov IS !;
to Sinclair Navigation Co with crude oil;
Trumiey Point, N j.
Casper. BueRas Ayres Oct 10. Santos u.s.
Boston Nov 25 TO international Freight
Ing Corp with mdse; Kefogg's Works.
Shadyside. " J.
La savoie (Fr). Hayre Nov 1s; to Com
nrst. 1Ss SECOND cabin. iO7 third class
pass. mats and mdse: Pier 81. r,
sS APesibo e. asaSnea san iaaa as TO Z poTso o
Rico Co with 55 pass, mails and
n.dse; Pier s5. B'lsiyn.
Nov .; 10 Standard Transportation Co in
ballast; Pier Z. Bayonne.
Cailabasas Porto Padre Nov 90 to At
lantic Fruit Co with sugar; South 4th st,
B'klyn.
Philadelphia, Baltimore Nov %; to
Clyde Co with mdse; Pier ~. r.
Creole New Orleans Nov 22 to southern
Pacific CO with pass and mdse; Pier ~.
Virginia Express, Richmond Nov 25; to
Richmond & $ Co with mdse; Pier
: Santa Rosaiia. Buenos Ayres Oct 13.
Philadelphia Nov IS; to Isthmian Line
so sea piss Ace s's pondlston nd nS St Andrews Bay
Nov Z: TO Pendleton Bros with mdse; on
Red Hook, B'klyn.
Bogoia. Cartagena Nov u. Porto Co
lo,ubla I5, Kingston Nov 10, Port Antonio
22; to Clyde Line, with pass. mails and
ndse; Pier Z u r. % - 49,,
Aguadiila 10. San Juan 21; to Atlantic
Fruit Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
Lake Winthrop, La Romano Nov 49, San
Domingo city l6. Sanchez IS, Porto Plata
20: to Bull Insuiar Line, with indse
Philadelphia. La Guayra Nov 49, Porto
Cabeilo II, Curacao is. San Juan 81; to
Bliss. Dalett e. Co, with 2s pass. mails
and mdse; Pier II, B'klyn.
Frederik VIII DAM, Copenhagen Nov
is, Christiauia 16. to Funch Edge & Co,
with 27 first, is0 second cabin. 3S3 third
class pass. malls and mdse; l7th st,
Hobokeu.
Mirafores. Port Antonio Nov 29 to At
lantic Fruit Co. with / pass and mdse;
Ell Captain, San Juan Nov is, to West
India on Co, in ballast; Pier /, Constable
Hook, n j.
Beatrice. Norfolk Nov rs; to A II Bull,
with mdse; Fletcher's D, Hobokcn.
Fort Hamilton tBr), Bermuda Nov %: to
FurnesS Witty 4 Co, with pass. mails and
] Deyereaux. Philadelphia Nov rs; to
with mdse: for Boston:
,Stiheoia, Boston Nov 20; to Munson Line,
with nldse; Pier i. Tidewater Docks Bay
orne, j.
San Pablo (Br1, Havana Nov 90; to
United Fruit Co, with mdse Pier Is, r.
81 Sud. Galveston Nov 21; to Southern
PAGING Co. with mdse; Pier SO, n r.
Colon, Cristobal Nov 20 to Panama r
Line with pass. mails and mdse; will go
TO Pier 81. y r.
Munisla, Boston Nov 26; to Munson Line.
with mdsei off Quarantine