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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
THAT BAD BACK

DO you have dun, steady ache IN
the small Of the back-sharD, stab
bing twinges when STOPPING or lift'
ing distressing urinary disorders?
For bad back and weakened Kidneys
Bennington residents recommend
Doans Kidney pills. Read this Ben
Inington statement.
Mrs e. r Lane, l07 Gage St,
says: Il had kidney trouble. due to
heavy work and being on my feet
So much. My back was sore and
lame and ached from morning unit.
night. If ] stopped to dust or sweep,
sharp, cutting pain darted mp and
down my back and my kidneys we're
weak and irregular in action had
puffy sacs under my eyes and my
ankles b'oated Dizzy spells and
headaches bothered me too | began
using Doans Kidney pills, which J
bought at Gokay's Drug store, ana
they soon relieved me. Less than
one box of Doans put an end to the
trouble so ! highly recommend
Doan's to anyone with kidney disor-
der"
Price coo. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Lane had. Foster-Milburn Coz
Mfrs. Buffalo, ~ Y.-Adyertise-
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
NORTH BENNINGTON

The Womau's Missionary society
eff the Conversational church will
meet at the home Of Mrs C b Well
ing. Wednesday afternoon at 9 o'clock
The literary program Will be in
charge Of Mrs. Il. d. yelling. Each
one Who attends is requested to
carry needles and thmble Members
viii please remember their Home
Missionary dues
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh and Mr..
and Mrs Joseph NJ Daley of this
place were among those who surpris.
ed Mr.. and Mrs John p Morrissey of
Bennington, Saturday evening, MS a
reminder Of their twenty.h tn we'd.
ding Anniversary.
TIE McCulloush Memorial Library
wi be closed Wednesday, Feb %.
both afternoon and evening,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
PUBLIC AUCTION

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on FEBRUARY 20 on the prem
ises known ass the Jared Howard farm,
miles south of Bennington, the fol-
lowing property
hay IiorAe, ~ years old, weight
t.OOt Grey Horse, 1. years old, weight
1900, ] set heavy HARNESS. Black ana
White COW, years Oldi 1 blnck and
white COW, $ years Oldi I biack Cow
; ycurs oldi 1 black and white Cow
years Oldi I black and white Cow
= years oldl black Cow, years oidi
I white Cow, years oldi I grey Cow,
q years OldI I black and white Cow,
yenrH old; I black and white Cow,
years old, 1 black md white Cow,
years old. These Cows nrc NIL inspec-
ted and naased and are all due 10
frcshen Within month. set henNy
slcighs; I set Light Traverse Sleigh,
I heavy Lumber Wagon and Racks I
lurgc Lumber Wagon and Rnck, large
iron NcttleSi 1 Hay Rnkei Hay Rncki
. Spring tooth HarrOwsi large well
made feed bONesi CultiVntOri Grind
Stcuei I Corn shelter. they will also
sell their interest as IL may appear In
said farm
The saie WIN oegin at 10 O'Clock
and terms will be made known on day
OF sale
JOHN HUNTINGTON, Auctioneer
C. S. ESTES,
T.. w FULLER,
Adma.- Jared Howard Est.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
WEEDS
A budding genius somehow lost its


A budding genius somehow lost its
way;
It's bloom looked always ike weed.
But II transplanted may Il not send out
\ flower of beauty like a gracious
deed.
The flowers fade and seed-tme comes;
We miss the fragrance and the air
grows chill
But il the seeds are planted well
they'd bloom,
Bringing JOY and peace and beauty
to us still
As years pass on save all the seeds of
kindness
And plant them with a little extra
care,
For the bloom is sweet and the labor
very little
Il We water them with / aac-,
faith and prayer
Mar on Blackmer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
TRUMAN H. BARTLETT DIES
Noted Sculptor a Native Of Dorset
Was Writer Also.

Boston Feb 49, Truman Howe
Bartlett author, educator and scup.
tor who for nine years mainta med
for poor children of Boston free
school for modelling and drawing.
died last evening at privately con.
Quoted home for aged men in Farley
Vale, Jamaica Plain, where he had
been In retirement for NUMBER Of
years. He was Sc years old.
He was born in Dorset VT Oct 25.
1885, a son o. Buckley Howe and
Henrietta Or chardsonl Bartlett. He
stud ed art in Rome and Paris, and
for % years was instructor in the
architectural department Of NJ |. r.
He brought to America the first large
bronze figures cast in one piece and
is said to have made the first figure
IN terra Gotta produced by an Amerl.
can sculptor. Bes des many well
known statues, monuments and busts
n bronze and marble ne made the
figure of The Wounded Drummer Boy
of Shiloh.
His writings included the Life of
Dr. William Rimmer The Physlogno
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Advertisements.
George A. Parker was in Troy Mon
day on business.
f. II Davenport is confined to his
home by illness.
James Playotes IS spending few
days In South Manchester. Conn.
Mrs. X O. Estes is confined to her
home on silver street by illness
f. = Smith returned to work this
morning at the Cooper machine shop
after a short Illness.
Miss Della Jepsou, who teaches IN
SALISBURY, spent the weekend at her.
home IN old Bennington
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown OF Hoo.
sick spent few days with Mr. and
Mrs George Hummer last week.
Born Thursday Feb 49, a daughter,
Nancy Margaret TO Mr. and Mrs I'd
ward Jepson Of the North bennington
road
Perry Gardner, p z Dalton and
Archie King motored to Albany Mon
day to attend the automobile show at
the state armory z
The Rebeccas and Stark Lodge of
Odd Fellows will hold a joint meeting
in their rooms Wednesday evening fol-
lowed by a box social
see Charlie Ray at his best, and
that's seeng something, in 70 and
Phyllis A Pathe News and a Rolin
Comedy Harte Theatre, today.
See Bert Lyten in romance Of the
prize ring, The Right That Failed q"
and episode No. 16 Of Winners Of
the West" Harte Theatre tomorrow
Mrs Raymond Griswold. who has
been spending a few days with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Pilling.
has returned to her home In Bellows
Falls.
Edwin Person who has been visiting
/ IN New York for few weeks, has ac-
cepted a position with S w Sraus
/ & Co. a real estate investment house
Of that ETY.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Endress were in
Albany Monday and attended the
automobile show at the armory They
aso saw Mrs Fisk In Wake Up
Jonathan at Blocker Hall
Every merchant In town should at
tend the annual meeting OF the Mer
chants association in Cullinans hal
toniiat at s o'c ock' Election Of Of
hcers and other important business
He only earned SIS a week but, h
had a girl, a dress suit, a $500 ongag
ment ring, and a fat rival All on SIS
1t can't be done? Watch Charlie Ra.
do it in 10 and Phyllis Harte Thea
tire, today
Best quality rubber heels put O
lad'e' shoes for 40c, on mems shoe
for soc Also taps sewed by haul
only Expert workmanship at the Wei
mont Repairing Shop, North stree
cor. Main 40t
Walter r. Marden and J. c. Cahi
OF Albany, 4. b Smith of Pittsfeld, I
a. Fawcett and j 4. Ballard of Ru
land F. II Osborne of Brandon an
j. G Forbush of Andoyer Mass an
among the Tuesday guests at the Pu
nam House.
There was an average difference ,
65 degrees between the minimum ten
perature OF Saturday and the max
smum temperature OF Monday Sue
radical changes are hard ON the cor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
FOR INDIGESTION, GAS,
SOUR, ACID STOMACH,
TAKE "DIAPEPSIN''

"Pape's Diapeps'n' is the quickest,
surest relief for Indigestion, Gases,
Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer.
mentation or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity a few tablets give almost
immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach Is corrected so you can
eat fayorite foods without fear Large
case costs only a few cents at drug
store. Millions helped annually Ad
yertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Advertisements.
r. c Dodge was in Hoosick Falls
Monday
Good fried cakes and plenty of them
Checkerline,
Have you tried our mocha cakes?
Checkerine,
Marshall Russell is IN at his home
on School street
Don't forget your fish for tomorrow
at Petras Mkt Tel 576-W.
Tickets for the Saving Grace" may
be obtained from Mrs Orrn Bowen
or at Gokays Drug store.
Mrs. Nellie White OF Bennington
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Hawley James, Of Hoosick
All aboard for whirlwind dash
through reels Of real comedy with
Charles Ray at the controller In 10
and Phyllis" Harte Theatre, today
The Ladies Auxiliary OF b. II. G..
dance will be. he'd the night before
Lent, Feb. %, at High school hall.
Keep this date open for a good
time 39tf
The members Of the Dickens club
visited Mrs. f. b Pope at her new
home on East Main street, Monday
afternoon The ladies came provided
with refreshments.
Everything in fresh fish at the
Checkerline.
Fight Fight, Fight! A romance
Of New York society and the prize
ring, The Right That Failed star
ring Bert Lytel Harte Theatre, to-
morrow.
The minister, and superintendent
of TIE Junior Epworth League, re-
quest a meeting OF the primary and
junior young people, age 8 and 10
years. connected with the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon immed.
ately alter school
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leroy Bates
lof Rutherford, y. J are in town for
the wedding of Miss Beulah Bates
and Frederick X. D.ckerman which
viii take place tomorrow at the nome
%. the brides parents, Judge and
Mrs. T. +. Bates, on Silver street.
Fresh walnut cakes. Chcckerline
To prepare for an important event
in the church program, coming be-
fore the annual conference in april
'Ce Methodist minister wishes To
consult with the Sunday school OF
ficers and teachers 7:15 to 1880 prior
to the md-week service Thursday
evening OF this week.
Little daisy hams at the Checker
line.
Frances Levin left Jh5 morning
for Springfield, Mass, Where she will
spend few days with her sister,
Mrs Aaron Levin. Miss Levin Is TAX
Ing a course at New York UNIVERSE
ty and spent the weekend With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Levin.
Pigs Ever and fresh link and bulk
sausage at the Checkerline.
All Of the personal property as
advertised, and the real estate OF
the Jared Howard Estate will be sold
at auction Thursday at 10 o'clock.
FEB. %. This is an absolute sale and
everything will 30 to the highest
+ b oder Per order Of the executors
OF the estate, +. w. Fuller and c. 5.
/ Estes
Blood sausage, l.verwurst and fine
wieners C1eckerline
All Odd Fellows and their families
are invited to attend a Box Social at
1.-The rooms of Stark Lodge No. 8. J.
0. o. F. Wednesday evening, Feb.
%. There will be music, both vocal
and instrumental, and other forms of
entertainment. Boxes viii be sold at
a uniform price of soc. Come and
have a good time
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
GOFns Vanish
When Touched
With lGeis.lT'

AS n sponge nhsorbs water, so does
"Gots.It" absorb and draw out OF any
tender corn, big or little, all pain anu
soreness. 1t never fails. "Getslt Is lhe
oriQinal corn and cullus peeler. BE sure
20 nsk for IL by namo and refuse suDstl-
ntrs Money bnck II not satisfied. costs
mt u trine--everywhere. n, Lawrence
Il Co, Mir, Chicago,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

stitutlou and induce respiratory
troubles and colds All things being
equal the body will adjust itself to
these circumstances. II is when a
change to lighter clothing made that
the body loses some of its power to
maintain equilibrium
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
Winter Sports in EmpOr.a.

Some soap chips l)oked so much
like brown sugar in a local grocery
store tlat several Iersons stopped
and put a handful IN their mouths
the other day. The more they spit the
worse the lather got and the store
clerks Who naturally dislike people
who lunch off the store had day OF
real sport. -Emporia Gazette.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

my of Abraham Lincoln, and The
Portraits Of Abraham Lincoln.
He Is survived by son Paul Way
land Bartlett sculptor, Of Washing.
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

The man who died in New York
moving picture theatre the other day
was probably looking at one of those
killing comedies
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
Fl. B. HUTCHINS

Real Estate ana insurance Agency.
Village. Property. Farms and Small
Places on Outside a Speciality
Rents Collected and Property cared for
Fire Insurance
COZ Main street BenHinKtOa. W
Telephone o5-W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

FOR SALT baby carriage in good
condition. Barron CITY incubator; .
breeders win sell at reasonable
price LOUIS Suita, r. i. j.. L. Benz
uiuetou. VI 40tGs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

WANTEp-Washinrs TO do at home
Mrs Addie Hyuick, North Bennington.
W. 4Ot6e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

FOR SALE-A few cans OF absolutely
pure Vermont maple syrup Delivered
10 YOU for $3.50 per gallon Phone
I3g-M. or 266-W Thomas Hunter
lumber GO 4OtG
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

WANrED-H ouseleeper tn small
family Good home for right party
Address "Housekeeper.' Box i40. BEN
uiuEtou. VT 4Ot6e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21

FE SALE-Young canary bird and
brass cage recently purchased. In
quire at el5 Depot street or telephone
i25-R 40t2t
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27

Glas @ S5 rsm sa,lfs New 9a9a 9s1ssa5ss sss
ss ssonin infaPss mt, srn IsaDe sp' ssw orlssns
yard Mnneh tNor), asrston; aampatead
Head car)s Belfast; oracia tBr,. dlsagow;
Si;seaeuth NosSish CIV a,5a'hs snr5 Hsnss; srs;
adesaofn aan asath ssrg, MaFseilles; Canadian
pool; viteltia tBr), London canotia (Brl,
ygnr.m1nsonth; cairnvalona tfsr., Newcastle
NEW ORLEANS tPort Bsds} Nov. 2s@-4-
Arrsged Alberta (ItaLl. New York; Britt
ish sergsant tnrJ, Lordon; cnina tRr).
Galveston; Hamlet tNor.l. BARROW. Helge
nooi' Keasush tItai} baltimore; seiaars,,
ror r@ro AFshnr Sailed Atneas soeas de-!
ceiba % rnssFhsSss fnans} ceiSa pannegsiEs gnGif
sler, Havana: Franklin X. Lane. Tamgieo;
narrios; rhods Roserlaad ss ifHSS tSor.5, Ns9 sss
irork; Truaiiio, Tampa; William Campioft
-s,,Ss n,ANAMA CANAL, cristobaI, Noy 20
ssilsa: ss ,.A,risonan. Los angeles; Hayo
Terrier tEorl. Charlsston
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Is 4- Arrived:
SABINE l haasn aan sa ss Psao hahs TRn Kh
ssBr2, baltimore: Atlantic sun. sabine;
.,,tSVS At-aEt vow AOEht tyOrGZabt NEW 1orkt !
1aremoo Car), New York soagvaar (Ror)
New York; schr Watt G Maynard, New
YORK: Naperian tBr), Boston. Sailed
anlaen (Ger). Hamburg via Baltimore;
Santa Rosalis, Callao, Valparaiso etc via
New York; Steel Traveller, Singapore etc;
Rochester Texas City and Port Arthur
Mllszzo Gt), Venice Steel Seafarer New
lork issr Eastern Star, Danzig, ssc; Tasmania
tewl; Wilmington, C; Naponset, Los
angeles, etc via baltimore.
FORT ARTHUR, Tex, Nov 26--Arriyed:
nuEuenot, Tampioo: w NJ Burton, north OF
Hatteras Sailed Halsey, TaYnpico; De-
Tn,a Iniha tGer), Hamburg; Frederica (Dan},
"ess @ indies; Swift Eagle, Atlantic ports
FoaTLAND. Me, Nov zs--Sailed Blake
naxa,. San FRANCISCO. Nov 2s--Arrived:
rres.dent Taft. Hongkong; Edgemoor. New
york: Andrea f Luckenbach. New YorI
wa san Pedro; Cambria, Honolulu: santa
pauia. Norfolk: Eleegundo, Ketchtkan.
Mahukal, Honolulu, via Astoria: Sineioa
| SNor), Talara; 2sth. Caediganahire fRrl'
/ Hotterdam Fp via San Pedro; Aatronomer
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov 2s-Arr,yed. CIV
of Atlanta, New York; NANTUCKET Jaets. Hsks
s9lnyills SlfN ne tand sailed Baitimorel. sailed
| VINEYARD HAVEN Mass, nov 2e-
Arrived: schr Frank q Morey, Charles
! ton for Boaton.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27

in pig iron due TO the coal shortage.
These conditions not only provided
work for British ships but helped pre-
vent giut of grain tonnage at export
eenters. The general effect was to
quicken the sluggish freight market,
lt is foreseens however, that the EN-
ployment Of British tonnage is now
bound TO shrink, due TO the close Of
the st, Lawrence season and ice bind
ing in the Baltic ports. It is also
pointed out that the greater employ
ment OF idle ships does not al ali re-
lieve the depression in shipbuilding.
So long as there are vessels laid uu
there can be no genuine demand fol
new tonnage.
One Of the favorable features of the
report from the British point of view
is the information that tonnage laid
up here compares favorably with world
figures. Taking the first of July as
the date, the idle net tonnage in
British ports aggregated 1,1I2, ,332,
while the total shipping tied up
throughout the world amounted to r.
100000 tons. In other words, while
GEeat Britain had two-fifths of the
worlds merchant tonnage, she had only
one-seventh of the idle vessels on her
hands.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Sri Shipping
Shows Big Gains
III w orld Trade
IdIe Tonnage Decreases $50
vessels DC 47I,6I2 Tons;
Demand for Coal and Pig
Iron From II. s. Is Cause
Ehipbuilding Still Slow
AlwHsers Believe Bottom OF
Depression Has Passed;
4 Expect ara Improvement

erora Ths Trssupe's Earopean Bxgsox
s6 LONDON, Nov. 28.--There are now
45eaFiy 500 900 gross tons OF ships
T.nder the British flag in excess Of the
sssAi year ago which arc competing
gsy basiness In the freight markets Of
HE world. This is the outstanding
Sseature Of the report on idle vessels
III United Kingdom ports prepared by
lnr Issarlis. statisticiau of the Cham
bar OF Shipping.
5ha report gives some support to
- ,s,tags of these who maintain that
8sae deepest point Of ths trade depres-
Mon has been sounded. Taking the
i Tsaie of October j the report finds that
the number Of British and foreign yes-
sels laid UP here reaches 456 of 624,-
s24 tons. The foreign contribution
20 this total aggregates twenty-six
ehips of aS,ieG tons.
There have been fluctuations during
the year, but the general trend is
downward. Over this period there has
beer decrease IN the idle ships of
css vessels of All ,6i2 tons. 1t is
recognized that the abnormal economic
conditions in the United States are
chiefly responsible for this better em-
ployment Of British vessels. The coal
strike called for large imports of fuel
Snd though this Is now over coal car
goes are still finding their way from
3iTeat Britain TO the United States.
British traders also have aided mer-
ehant ships by supplying the deficiency
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Arrived Yesterday

Caronia tHr}, Liverpool Nov rs, ouaons-
town 1S: to Cunard Line. with 81 arst "a
and mdse; Pier "a. N II,
Independence Hail, Rotterdam Nov Is;
70 Cosmopolitan shpg Go, with mdse; Pier
Noordam (Dut9. Rotterdam Nov Is,
Beulogne ls, Plymouth 1s; TO Holland
America Line, with 2s first 1e6 second
9TH st, Hobekan.
MORO Castle. Tampicc Nov II. Vera
Cruz IS, pfogreso 20. Havana %; to N Y
and ndse; Pier i5. Brooklyn.
Maine (Hr), London Nov II; to Atlantic
transport Line with mdss; Pier ss, n G r.
witty & Go. with 1nase; Pier 30. Brookiyn
r,,,sa Palema tcub); Puerto Padre Nov I,
sugar: anchored
Cedric tBrl, Liverpool Nov ls; TO white
Ssar s,. Line, with pass, mails and fndse;
Marsoni lIsra. Boston Nov a5; to Lam
port 4 Holt Line, with mdee; Pier 14,
7.. steel seafsrer. Philadelphia Nov 25; to
AsIninian Line. with mdse; Pier %, II r.
Hamilton Norfolk Nov "a; 10 Old Domin-
81. N H. i0t
Casper. Boston Nov IS; TO International
Ire tr,reighting Corp. With mdse; of ouaran-
santuree. Bangor, NE, Nov "a; to At
santlc s1. Chartering co, with rndse; Off LIB
Missourtan. Hamburg Nov Ic: TO United
amer american Lines with rndse: Pier 6, Bush
Elizabeth. searsport, Me, Nov "a; to A II
Suii, with mdse; off Liberty
william q Warden, Baton Rouge Nov Q.
70 L Hague. with oil: Pier 6. Constabie
sangamon, constansinopls Oct 90, Faro
Pier 2s. B'klyn.
Watsness tBr>. San Nicholas ooct s.
~ 6rnenos Ayres II, Barbados Nov Z, Boston
%; to Y Nay CO, with rndse; OFT Liberty.
Meiona ls5r9, Tampico Nov II; to Fur
ness, Witty g. Co. with crude oil: Pier IA.
Clifton, s l. 40
carenco. Genoa Oct a. Naples 80. Mes
sina and Lipari Nov 2, Palermo 6; to c u
Mallory 81 CO, with rndse. Pier 22, B'kIyn.
;, Jonancy, Norfolk Nov "a; to Pocahontas
Fuel Co, with coal: 1920 nt, E r.
City Of Savannah. Savannah Nov %. N
ocean s Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
Mohawk. jacksonville and Charleston
Nov 20; to Clyde s Co. with Dass ana
ndse: Pier 81, N r.
William Boyce Thompson, Tamp,co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
American Ports


BALTIMORE, Nov. 2e.--Arrived Junl
(Nor.). Shields via Boston; Erickson, Phil
adelphia; Bogstadt (Mor.), Narvik vie
deiphia. Sailed: West Celina. Name heste,
via Norfolk Santa Veronica, Wilmington
Calf; Hektor. (Nor,). Gibraltar; Agwi-
Iayre, Port Lobos.
GALVESTON Nov. as-Arrived. steal
voyager. London. Sailed: Dryden. Yoko-
hama.
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Nov ao-Ar-
rived; Lillian, Providence; Paparoa (Br).
Wellington; Lake Clear, Savannah; Anna,
Philadelphia; Selwyn Eddy New York
City of Durham (BrJ. Vancouver; Virginia
Limited, New York Zen route 90 Rich
mond). Sailed: Cristobal. Cristobal; Poly
carp (Br), Para; Clan Ranald {Br).
Naples; Edward Pierce. Seattle; Manches-
ter Mariner (Br), Tor Manchester via Phila-
delphia; Nordhaven (Danl. Nuevitas; Aztec
lNor), Tamptco; Virginia Express, New
York.
HAVANA, Nov 25--Arrivsd: Laconia
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Outgoing Steamships

ECrE ss Mail information viii be found
oe' AFaseA Rage, eighth cofuma-
Sail Tomorrow
conctos Ccnutantinople, IL M.
Maure.an,A. Southampton. nfS e An ssfs saSlyn
He'tsa washington, Bremen. ! PM
Canopic, Bramen. 1a se asSooxeR * 3
Binaendyk. Rotterdam. II AM. ,''''V' y *
Lucia. Trisuts. - MI, Bush Docks 81 aGsa1sn anisn
gosrno Aden. Pm. ., Bush Docks, Bkly'n
* | Luaseneach' cristobai. 8 rM. -,
saii Wednesday
President Monroe Plymouth, / PM.
s,agsonia, Hamburg. 10 M:.........St. n 4
Belgian, Manshester, - M.........6 50, n II
ssislsos s - 5 asli; = X Il hasaf.sn ds.a
West Saginaw. paaar ! il Amy Il. Base n'klya
rrimezo nsroeloaa. u fs ssth ass g. skIya EYE
MORO caate' Vera nsrnuaa cruz 7 PM AM IS IS 4
Robin Hood. Buenos Ayres, q pm. $50. -
rlvives, Kingston, IL M. .......... 8, N r
Sail Thursday
aeliis olay, Copenhagen. ~ NJ
MsFyIsr ssssyas antwerp, IL n; -, Erie sasin
aaItteSG. aalt Moon YohKoasms hs,sns y as BkIyn
tNSoa, &9htA VIA ~ IA ...bIth st, Hklyn
Sehkdale, Marssilles. 2 PM. 31st st. B'klyn
stanss sstonewa!I Fiame. Il M...:........7I, M
SSstsurenoim, qothenburg, IL M... go, N Il
Minsourian, Tacoma, Pm.
Hanaa, Hamburg, 10 4 An aa.n DOCKS. ss sSs.fiyR N T
San.a ana. Valparaiso. 10 AM. .ss, z3'klyn
Manchuris, Hamburg, II AM. IS, N Il
Sail Friday
Murargo. Nassau. IL N y
soEota, Jamaica, q PM AZ T n
Flora, Port au Prince. q PM. ..1a, B'klyn
Sail Saturday
oiympic. Southampton 10 AM N n
Arabic, Genoa, ii AM "a II % %
SSIniand. SaaE Antwerp. 10 M...........si, N II
SGroniat Liverpool, IL M.....,,.b4 N II
Albania, London, IL M...ss NJ p
AssEria Glasgow, l2 "a ~ p
Noerdam, Rotterdam, II AM
p,ro va,. sth ct. Roboken
s.bonst Gr5 81 George asrg. Bermuda, ii AM ss, i
PeKs PeEto RRi,nshrep. R,ne s Harahona 1s M .94 n 4
3 9znliadelphia. aan,s Curacao. IL M...1I, B.kiyn
GGaGiapa' Kingston. IL M......., o N r
"a STaianflares. Port Lsnon. IL NJ. q n p
1s''i" American San Domingo, q pM.
Edith San Juan. ~ NJ. .sT, B:tIyn p: y =,