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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
CARS STOCK
OUTTODAYF0R
EAST MARKET
Will Be Loaded at Different
Points ON Great Northern
and Milwaukee.

A total of SO cars of cattle start for
the Chicago market today from the
Butte division of the Great Northern
and the Northern Montana division of
the Milwaukee.
Fifty of these are being loaded at
points on the Milwaukee division. They
are distributed as follows: Agawam,
10: Square Butte, u; Geraldine, S;
Highwood, 2; Waltham, 1. In addi-
ton to these, 90 cars are going from
points on the eastern end of the divi-
sion in the vicinity of Lewistown.
The Great Northern is shipping 80
cars, Is from Stanford, II from As
sinniboine, 6 from Cascade. Twenty
five cars were loaded on Monday at
Gilman, these being cattle shipped by
DIR. A. T. Longeway.
Forty-six additional grain cars were
received by the Milwaukee for distribu-
ton Monday. These and cars which
have been received within the past few
days have materially cut down the num-
Der of blocked elevators on the division.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
BOARD HEARS
TESTIMONY in
HIGHWAY SUIT
Appraisers Conduct Condemna-
ton Hearing on Belt
RicevilIe Road.

Hearing of condemnation proceed
ings against property owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Weigand and Mr..
and Mrs. James Cooper, ST., and
James Cooper. Jr., which lays along
Belt creek between Belt and Rice
vile, desired by Cascade county for
a county-federal road site, was com
pleted Monday afternoon before a
board of appraisers appointed by Dis
trict Judge Fl. II. Ewing. The board
consists of Ell. Fl. Stanley, A. M
Hart and Frank Mitchell.
Condemnation proceedings against
the land were instituted several weeks
ago by the county commissioners when
they, were unable to effect a satisfac-
tory settlement with the property own
ers. The proceedings were filed in
district court by County Attorney w.
J.. Tighe.
Assistant County Attorney julius
at the hearing. Attorneys Green &
Cockrill appeared for the defendants.
County Commissioners Ben G. John
ton, Gilbert Boyd and L.. II. kom-
mers and County Surveyor Bob Day
attended the hearing.
The hearing was neld in Judge Ew-
ing's court and the discussion of the
matter was continued from a two hour
morning session to the afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper and their son testi-
fled as to the value of the land in
volved and neighbors Of Coopers were
also questioned about the property
Weigand is in Europe, but the com
~missioners said that he had made the
statement that he wanted at least ST.
600 as damages.
The board Of appraisers will base
their estimate of the value of the
property on the testimony brought out
at the hearing as well as their person
al opinion formed by an investigation
of the property which they made last
week. They will file the findings OF
their decision in district court.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
M Not Day
Brings 500 Here
For Veterans Fund

Great Falls contributed more than
S700 to the annual Disabled American
Veterans fund, solicited on Forget
me-not" day, observed last Saturday:
A committee from the local Disabled
Veterans bureau made the drive in the
business districts of the city and real
lied S575. The Maids and Matrons'
club. which handled the sale of flowers,
which is a feature of the drive, col
lected a total of S142.41.
The money collected will be distrib-
uted through the Disabled American
Veterans bureau and will be used to
give relief and assistance of various
kinds to men who were wounded and
disabled during the war.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
Oriental Denies
Liquor Selling

Jim Hall, a Chinese restaurant pro-
prietor of Cascade, who was arrested
by Sheriff Bob Gordon October 4 for
alleged violation of the state prohibition
law, pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before District Judge FL. II. Ewing
Monday.
Hall was charged with selling intox-
icating liquor in his restaurant.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic
Liquid-Easy to Use

From any druggist for 35c, or S1.00
for large size, get a bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes Eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also Sores,
Burns, Wounds and Chatting. 1t pene-
trates, c~leanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we, be-
lieve nothing you have ever used is as
effective and satisfying.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS
ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown. Oct. 30.-The American
Legion will this week complete all ar
|rangements for the observance of Arm
istice day in Lewistown. Features will
be a military parade with a formal
program to include music and speaking.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
WOMEN'S NECK @
WEAR-Special OCl

This consists of pretty vests and
vestee sets; collar and cuff sets; all
good styles, new and attractive. Also
d number of cami-vests. 1t will
pay you to look through this special
group of neekwear, as the price is
unusually low.
-Neckwear Dept, Center Aisle.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
Attractive Month Bargains

Today we feature many exceptionally attractive End OF the
Month Bargains at real savings. A general house-cleaning OF
small lots, a getting together of stray-ends of merchandise.
And many wonderful values in new arrivals, specially priced
for today only.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
One Lot
COLORFUL ~CRETONNES

Thirty-six inches wide; neat floral and
striped patterns. Especially suited for
living room, dining room and bed Don
Grapes. Not a large selection, but all
excellent values. SPECIAL XXI
TODAY-Yard ..............C OC
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
N. T. Lease to Speak
To Business Women

N. r. Lease. republican candidate
for the legislature. will be the speaker
at the fortnightly luncheon Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club,
to be held Wednesday of this week at
Hotel Rainbow. Thursday is the usual
meeting night of the club, but because
of other functions that members wished
to attend on that evening the date vas
advanced.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31

MONTH-END SALE OF !,
WOMEN'S ONYX SILK
E-spe- Ct 90
cial-Pair ..... p1sOC
The hose with the Pointer heel.
Displayed in African brown and
black. All sizes. Lls1e garter top;
reinforced heel and toe. A very !.
special value for today's selling. 1
) Hosiery Dept, Center Aisle. /.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31

A pistol has been devised in England
for killing trees without telling them.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
MONTH-END SALE OF
BRUSSELS
RUGS = spe- $4,000

9x12-foot size. Beautiful new pat
terms in rose and blue; tan and
brown combinations. Fine quality
Brussels Rugs. Specially priced for
today's selling. Be sure and get one.
Rug Dept, Second Floor
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31

Excellent values. Attractively
styled Aprons of good quality cham
brays and ginghams, in plains, dots
and plaids. All are very charming
{ ly trimmed.
Apron Dept, Second Floor.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31
The Doubling of the
Floor Space

makes this a still more delight
full, cheerful and homelike place
in which to- meet your friends,
have a dainty luncheon served
in a pleasing style, at very mod
crate prices.
Especially does The Tea
Room" cater to business people
at noontime and to shoppers
from 11:3O to $50 daily.
We invite you to visit this
popular corner of "The Big
Store" make yourself at home,
partake of a delicious, appetiz-
ing luncheon-we know you will
enjoy it and come back again
and again.
The Tea Room-Rear of the
Ready-to-Wear Dept, Second Floor
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31

Special MOnth-End Sale or
DINING CHAIRS. q a sDE
Each ......... pfsAO
Fumed and golden oak finish.
Genuine leather seat. Well
made, very substantial. An at
tractively designed chair that
will harmonic with your other
furniture. This special price in
force today only. Buy one or a
dozen.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31

SALE OF BIGELOW VELVET
- Special Cd re
Each ............. pCs
Size 27x54 inches. Good wear
ing quality. Linen fringe ends.
Small, attractive all-over pat
terms; 25 rugs in the lot; soft
colorings. They'll go fast at this
special price.
Rug Dept, Second Floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
American Ports

nArTfMORE. June ii--Arfivei. IiifA-
beth n Ussmuf-en. Galveston, ~ flsgg'
Houston. Caiiisio lnD. Hamburg. Greclan.
ract aonvliie. Corcoran. Chafi.rion sailed
r.iran. Maiansas. Hammock. GLASGOW
orient. Los Angeles VIA norfolk lhh.,a.eI'
phfn ana ~~w York; fiford tiir, Sucfiinrs
Tnfiarn fea. New York. -.
NEW ORLEANS Port Eadn: IA; Jun'
ff-Arrivcd. Arwlaun. Port i"hos
America CSor,. Vera cruz; copps nain-,
Teia paurrrrfa Amsterdam, linfrld
fGefD. Hamburg Everrfrcn 'liy. lohn.n o
f.afcomo. Gulfpori. Memphis 'lty. .Al'
cutfa. Nlsvaer lNorl. froFi,ro, lf,,"pn,
Vers cruz. Winnifrod. Port Arthur Sailed
Atenss Wocns dsl Torp. Conan nionIl
i,srt uarri8s. ~ isieo. New York: kfc'l-
slor. Havana. 10 la Sale Wrl. hrem"n
Gi.nfoyie. Clenfucgos. Margaret Houfioh :
Nexol Tamrlco. Nofasan fHondl. 1riha
e.'-.,.', n',',', port narrios. virginia. Port
Iohoa. west IIarahnw. JackronNiile.
pA~AMA CANAL Cristohal. juno 10
Arrived Arroune. san Francisco ior 80.
York. Mcflden. san Francisco. h,Ica
g., fr,nriaro. Newport San Francisco
~fFa san Francisco. Katrina Iuchcnpaeh,
N.w York. Maycbaahl Mafu Jap. New
Ir,irftfAprLrHfA. Jen. ~ Arrived:
Agv.ir,cr Port Iobos via Boston orfa-
etc. * ! Luckcnbach. -"
vi. Past Cape New YORK. Nlnian lhfl.
Anfwcrp. etc. via boston. san frfnah""
turl Fort fobos. Delaware sun, Iuhp"ul.
sailed Felix Taussig. faoinc Coast po''
stT FRAScfsco. June ii-Arrived
frfh. Michigan fFfl. bordeaux. Korea
Naru Gap). HongSong; Takeiokoy MAfu
.fJar1 New York for Kobe Sailed lNih
f.eyant Arrow. Woosung. colema 'M,a }.
caiina cruz. iith. 4 i Luckcnhach. NeW
York. Steel Worker. noston VIA san icdfo
Edward Iuckcnbach, Portland, orc Mont
gomefy city. Portland. oSc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
German Lines Increase
Dividends During 1921

German steamship companies last
year wcro uniformly prosperous, in
shnrp contrast to thc trend In other
maritime fleets. due largely 90 the de-
probation in exchange and the ability
90 operate at low costs. In practically
ell Instances tho annual reports OF the
various lines show increases In divi-
dends and considerable additions 70
surplus accounts.
According 20 tho balance sheet Of
tho Hamburs-Amcrican Line. this COM
pcny has a capital Of 285 100000 marks,
n feet valued az 25l 100000 marks.
bank deposits Of 250330 900 marks and
n reconstruction account OF 65.53000
marks. Tho dividend was advanced
from 10 10 pC~ cent
With n capital = 100000 marks,
tho North German Lloyd fleet was
valued ~ 90.430,O0O marks. bank de-
posits amounted 20 207 100000 marks
and tho reconstruction account aggre-
gated COB $4,000 marks. The dividend
also was increased from 3 to 10 per
cent.
Despite the favorable balance sheets.
many Of the German companies arc
compelled By the continued deprecia-
tion in exchange 20 increase their capi-
tai stock. The year has been one OF
continual expansion in both the num-
Der Of vessels and services.
The situation OF other important
Hamburg and Bremen companies is
given as follows:
Dividend
Gross Set rer cent
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Norway and Japan Favor
Plans for Ship Subsidy

Several foreign countries arc now
messing plans for ship subsidies
These are Influenced In part BY the
competition OF American vessels and
rrc intended 20 Offset government aid
lv this country. Among these nations
arc Norway and Japan
Tho communications committee OF
,rc Norwegian Storting has offered a
rcport recommending the grant Of sub
r5ics amounting 90 9,li0,OOO kroneA,
bout 81 $50. 600 90 tho current rate OF
exchange. exclusive Of those 10 De
Flowed 10 tho coastal services.
A committee Of the japanese Diet
has recommended government aid 10
ainbuiidcrs amounting 10 250,OOOO 600
zen. about Sl25.OO0.O0 IN the next five
ears. Under this plan japan will dc
vote 70 shipping the funds saved as
result Of the action Of the Conference
~ the Limitation Of Armamcnts. In
addition 10 this. the japanese govern
rent now heavily subsidies its ship
piag. Il is said that the recent divi-
dcnd Of IS per cent declared by the
Nirpon Yusen Kaisha was made pos
sible By government aid.
Italy and France subsidizc their Nor
hant fleets heavily. Great Britain
hsips a number Of lines. including the
Cunard. with generous mail payments,
which are, in fact, substantial sub
sides.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Eighteen AuEIlIarIes TO Dance

The entire American Legion Auxil-
iary Of Bronx County. consisting Of
eighteen units, will conduct card
party and dance next Saturday evening
~ the i05th Filed Artillery Armory,
l6Gth Street and Franklin Avenue. the
Bronx. There will be n door prize and
Other prizes for the card players and
non players.
Miss Helen ~ O'Brien, Of $50 Burn
side Avenue. county chairman Of the
auxiliary, has announced that two ad-
joining halls have been obtained in the
armory. One will be devoted 10 dane
ing. while the other will house the
card players.
Plans arc being formulated to have
disabled veterans from the hospitals
near New York present. Arrangements
are also being made 10 have n delega-
tion Of the Brooklyn Naval Hospital
present. The proceeds will be used 70
carry on the general welfare work
throughout the hospitals caring for dis
nbcd veterans.
The serving committees are: Mrs.
George ]. Dagner. Mrs A. Burger, Mrs.
a. Burger, Mrs. Esther Villicrs. Miss
Valcria T. Murphy. Miss Mary Byrrc.
bliss Minnie Orth. Miss Belle Bryan.
Miss Fdra Grundden, Miss Lillian
Ryan. Mrs Mary Kelsey. Mrs. Daniel
Sullivan. Miss Grace Gentle. Mrs John
J. Neary, Mrs. Rita Perlman, Mrs. ".
Murphy. Mrs. J. Finger. Mrs ". C..
Jaegie. Mrs. Lulu Schmidt, Miss Irene
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Amelia iso g Cape Heniopen June 10.
Barrenfolk Oug) lat 40 90 Ion II ~
ns,on RouSs ss w Havana Juno II.
lteafrlcr passed American shoals Juno u.
Charles Pratt 400 Ambrose ~ June !.
Chateau Thlcrry 2f7 Scotland " June !.
CITY q MONTGOMERY 95 y Hatterns June II.
Colombia 5:l Scotland Nv June 10.
COmanchc 81 s Scotland u June II.
COnch0 ~ l. Galveston June ii.
pirigo 10 S careyfort Light juno u.
j. Ascho Is T. sand Key June IL.
Gulfprinco q WNW Toriugas June II.
: 4 Dostwlck - Ne Alligator Reef June J. !.
= " Van Dyke 2 y Fowcy Rock June II.
Levisa iie sw Nantucket ~ june 10.
NRnaqui - Nantucket June 10.
Marnes L Sand key june II.
Nomus 7 y IIatteras June II.
Mount Carroll e76 Z Ambrose ~ Juno -.
Mount clinton $50 y Ambrose " June 10.
Mount Evans p " Sand Key juno II.
Nyrplace l6 4 Sand Key Juno II.
Munwood 227 Scotland LN June 10.
Occidental IS r Sand Key Juno u.
President tan Duren sH Ambrose Nv
pipcs,one County ss Z Ambrose Lv
Robert Hopkins 2s EsE sand Key
poehss,sf lns 10 ENE sand Key June II.
escc,-apnn 675 EgE Galveston Bar June II.
san Eduardo 80 " Careyfort Light June H.
ssn Gii 100 5 Nantucket ~ June ~ -
SuHIuehanna sos p Ambrose IL juno ~
T4xss 90 Sand Key juno ii. .
viuorio Ernanueie III it7a E%E Cape
W c TeaTie % L Sand Key June H.,
Walter y Noyes 30 WsW vineyard souhd
west Goiomsia 200 z Boston Ligh, June II.
saccarappa 67S F1SE Galvetton Bar June ! J.
san Eduardo 80 " cafeyfort Light June l4'
Snn Gu is0 g Nantucket Nv June u.
Susquenanna sos L Ambrofs ~ juno 10.
Texas 20 y Sand Key June y. .-
Viiof!o EmSnuele III l01s LNL cape
W e Tcsgis ss Sand Key June IS.
walter y Noycs 20 Wsw vineyard souna
ives, w Cot Go,onskA iGo Boston Ngh,
George washington se Il Ambrose ~
AiSSan.a s72 from Sabre Dsr June II.
American Frees i2s Jupiter Juns 10.
Avrau 20 from Sabine Bar Juno II.
carGonla - EsE Jupiter Jt0. u.
thc,ter sun 40 Ne Jupiter June II.
Colorado Springs s Mobile bsr. June 10.
Coinal 53i from Galveston Jun" u.
CHAMPION Anderson 10 on fowey ROCKS
r Kemp rs II Sand Key June 10.
III Alba sfl from GaiTfft0n June II.
III Iago i.f SE Jupiter juno 10.
III Mund0 90 s Jupiter June 10.
Eugene Y Thayer ~ from Sabine Bar
q Barstow 756 r Galveston June II.
George @ Henry 20 " Hole N Wall June 10
Iu4ff ava % y Jupiter June IL
Grifstar 900 from Sabine Bar June u.
J 4 Noneii Jr 3ss WNW T0uuras June II.
J G Dor neil - 8 Jupiter juno ~
Memphis Ci.y 40 8 %ew Orleans June u.
Monterey ~ Ne Jupiter June II.
Munarden ai s Jupiter June II.
samuel . Brown 100 - Jupiter June IL
STANDARD o. Jupiter June II.
FwlNeagle 20 s Jupiter June II.
Vacuum - y Jupiter June u.
Virginia io3 SW South pass Juno -.
Nce; Saginaw $50 from Port Arthur
June ~
WIN Rockefeller ~ M Jupiter June II.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Passenger Ships Due

Cedric (Br). Liverpool June ?; 70 whit.
Star Line with malls. Is expected 70 COCK
afternoon AZ Pier 60. y II tWcst zoth ~.
Frederick VIII. ChTistiania June ?, 70
tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Line with
mails: IL expected 20 dock late afternoon
az foot 18th st. Hoboken.
pan-Amefica. Santos May 20: 20 Munson
Line with mails. IL expected 10 cock
sbout s:3o q m a. Pier ,. Hoboken.
San LORENZO. san Juan June 10 y q
Porto Rico 8 Co with mails. Is expected
10 dock about 0 m at Pier %. BROOKLYN
(Aflartic Basin).
Due Tomorrow
Majestic (Br). Southa pton June 7. 20
white star Line with mails; II eSpec'Hd
O, dock about noon Of Pier 81. (Weu
Noun, clinton. Hamburg june !; 10
United American Lines with malls; Is e1-
pcctcd 70 dock forenoon a, Pier Sc. r
Oyest 4eth sO.
Iacspa. Santiago June .; 20 Uniteo Fruit
CO with mails. Is expected 20 dock forenoon
at Pier 10. Z r (Maiden Lsne).
siboney. Havana June 10; TO Cuba
Mail S 5 Co with malls, IS expected 20
dock afternoon at Pier ~. + II (Wan st).
Due Wednesday
vessel. Port. Agency.
America. Palermo. June /. ..Itaiia-Ameriea
, de Sairustagnl. Barcelona, May 20.
Spanish Line
Due Thursday
Yorck. Bremen. June Nor German Lloyd
KinS Alexander. Gibraltar. June 4
Me;aoan. Kingston. June 10. Uni, Fruit Co
Due Friday
American. SOUTHAMPTON. June So Lines
Due Saturday
Berenraris. Southampton. June 70.
scythia. Southampton. June s cunard Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Underwood andPomerene
Favor Shipping Subsidy
Democratic Senators on Record
for Legislation to Build
Merchant Marine

Prom 7ie Trlbunes Wo,hinOton Bureau
WASHINGTON. June 1l.-Senator
Underwood. Of Alabama. the Demo-
c~atic leader in the Senate, and Senator
pomerenc. Democrat, Of Ohio, favor
governmental aid for shipping and so
Told Malcolm Stewart, Of Cincinnati,
chairman Of the Middle West Merchant
Marine Committee. before he departed
from Washington to-day for the west,
tho Nationa. Merchant Marine Associ-
,son announced. Senator Underwood,
fccord ng 90 the association state
mcrt, said:
n ann strongly in favor Of the prin-
oiole Of giviny government aid 20 the
American merchant marine. ! am not
willing. however, 10 commit myseIi 70
enc present bin in view OF the TACT
t has not come from the committee
IN its final form l0 case a Dill -
presented looking 20 that end, ! would
favor the amendment offered by the
Middle West Merchant Marine COM
mittce and tho Mississippi Valley As
sociation." This amendment provide $
for continuance OF necessary irade
lgltcs.
Senator Pomcronc's statement to Nh
Stewart. the associations announce
ment said. was as follows:
."I have always been in favor OF an
American merchant marine and nave
sought az all times 90 assist IN its
establishment. have now come 70
lie point where ! think IL Is so urgent
that / am willing TO sacrifice a great
many details az 20 methods IN oTder
10 obtain it,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Arrived Yesterday

Anna Maersk CDsnl. Guantanamo June
e. 20 1shrandisen. Moiicr & Co. with sugar
SO tth - nklyn
Dur tNor) Matanzss Juns 70 the
Munson s s Lines. with sugar: of Liberty.
Philadelphia. n Guayra May ~ for,"
cs6cilo JSne curacao ro ,S,,s - p,,. mails
AMI mise. Pier II. Hkiyn . 49,.
Otho. Rosario April -. Buenos Ayref
May a. Santos ~. Jacksonvile jun" >.
baltimore .. Philadelphia 10 70 inc tn'sr
national Trading Corp with muse S""''
S' civ of Bristol CRD. Liverpool May %
20 Norton. LILY Co. IN ballast OF h"y
"'Ts Eastern breeze H.lhnTfors May ,.
Cothenbure =. Afdrossan -. Co Moore
Mccormack. with mdse. 18th si. r.
Paul " Iiarwood. Tampieo juno y 70
the ran;Amsriesin, re,roll9,gm gsY,,,s rams w.
President Fillmore. premcn May 70.
Queenstown June =. % the United states
Lines with p cabin. g. third class pass.
mails and indsc' rier ]. iioeoken-, ,.,,A
p. Dundee -. Philadelphia Juno 10: 70
Furncss. witty & Co. with mdse. fier ~
nevid MoYeivy. Loeos juno 2 20 the
Tidowafcr OIL Co, with cTudo OIL IleT d
caisnares' Cris,obai May ~. Port Limon
June 4 Havana 8. TO the United Fruit GO.
with 80 pass. mails ana md'e' f'er '''
Cclrio Cpr Liverpool June Z and
Queenstown 4. 90 tho white star Line. with
81 nrs,. iis second cabin. ieI third class
pass mails and mdre. o.
l'elioTe. Daiquiri June 8: 70 the ore
Co. with ore.
Tln'nneld. Matnnzas Iune 4; 20 me
p cuba Mall s y CO. with sugar
pankdale fBr). Tarragona May .. farce.
Iona H. Marseiilcs = and Malaga ~ 10
" Tiwcl & Go. with uise.
Sordkap (Dan), Nalparsiso May =, Anto-
fagasta I3. Iquique 20 and Norfolk Jun- ~
q Mlhiei Norfolk 20 tho u Trans
Service: Pier 2. Army Base. Pklyn.
Mohawk. Jacksonville and Charleston. 10
tho Ciycs s Line. with pas, and mdse =
u u Rogers. TeSs, city: 20 Robert !
Hague. with crude oil; OF TompMnsNillo
Aitanaha. Mobile June !. Tampa 81 70
the Mallory S S Co. with mdso' iier 90
Jefferson. Norfolk; 10 the Ola Dominion
Trans Co. with pass ana mdsei fier a.
y r. ,,, .-,s.. !.
Lines. or Liberty.
Plrsr del RIO ORD, Philacelphia; 10
American & Cuban 5 CO. OF Liberty.
Couamer OBD. PhNadelphia TOT ~
Sar.i-e. Pier g. Hohoken. y J.
cartaine Maurice Eugene (Fr). Philadel-
phia for Mediterranean poris' columbia st.
G6seeon. Norfolk. to A II Bull a Co;
echr q i cherry. Savannah; 20 Cilmartin
& co; or Red Hood FLATS
schr Charles j. stanford, khkenny' OH
Red Hook Flats
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
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Kershnw - sW Fire Island ~ June IL
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Miiiinockct 623 Scotland Nv June 10
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Norway Maru 200 + Ambrose Nv June II.
Oien 900 y Ambrose Nv June ..
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