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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
SPRAY OF T FALLS
H: F. Baetcher left Friday night

H. F. Baetcher left Friday night
for Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. F. H. Larson of Chester was q
Great Falls visitor Saturday.
F. A. Dayton of Lewistown was q
Great Falls visitor Saturday.
Miss Mile Smith of Geyser is visit
ing in the city this weekend.
Mrs. George Crowell of Butte is
visiting in the city for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Craig of Conrad is spend.
ing the weekend in Great Falls.
Mrs. Mike Lynch of Geyser was .
Saturday shopper in Great Falls.
Mrs. Mae Gogel has returned to her
home here after a brief visit at Havre,
Mrs. P. r. Mellon Of Choteau was
in Great Falls Saturday on q shopping
trip.
F. c. Bissonett of Deer Lodge, fed
eral agent, stopped in Great FANS Sat
urday.
Mrs. Otto Abel Of Saco was in the
city Saturday, accompanied by her son.
Herbert.
J. F. Babcock. grain dealer Of Lewis
town. was a business visitor in the CITY
Saturday.
L. H.. Ostloff of Shelby was one of
the visiting oil men in Great Falls
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hegland left Sat
urday for a two weeks trip through
Glacier park.
L. P. Hoffman of Power is attend
ing to business affairs in Great Falls
for a few days.
Charles Marshall. Lewistown attor-
ney and oil man, was a visitor in the
city Saturday.
Emil Skayda of Denton, who has
been here on business, returned home
Saturday afternoon.
A. E. Tweedy. oil man Of Browning,
arrived in the city Saturday in ON
nection with his interests.
On a business trip to Great Falls.
Leo V. Horton. Miles City attorney.
was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. H. F. Bailey of Conrad is
among the out-of-town visitors in
Great Falls this weekend.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20

zurka and barbarian, in all of which
the costuming is correct and the action
faultless.
The juggling of Nelson set the audi
ence into the best of good humor and
when you see this act watch the mys-
terious receptacles for water which
seem never to empty Harry Tyler and
Gladys Crolius are n ~eccentric talking
team, the latter being the foil, but
once in q while she gets the better
Of her partner. They are there to coax
laughs, and they get their reward in
great volume. Harry Payne and his
orchestra had a hard task with the
many changes in tempo put before
them, but they proved worthy and the
man at the traps had a right busy
time.
The entire program will be repeated
at the Grand tonight.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20

GEYSER COUPLE WE'D.
James e. Thaxter and Miss Mile
Smith Of Geyser were married here
Saturday afternoon by Justice of the
Peace P. J. Shields.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20

HOME FROM HELENA
Mrs. Mary Powers. who attended
the grand lodge meeting of the Eastern
Star in Helena last week, returned
home Saturday afternoon.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20

WILL SEE OIL FIELDS
Northern Montana oil fields will be
inspected by j. H. Adams of Minneap-
oils. Mimi, who was in Great Falls
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
LlcEN8Es.

Joe Lawrence Loisel, Jr., legal age,
Occur d'Alene, Ida. and Mary Dolan,
legal age, Great Falls.
Patrick Edward Fitzpatrick, %,
Winona, Mimi, and Barbara Komer,
~, Stockett.
J. s. Byers. 80. and Mrs. Laura
Gasaway, 43, both Of Great Falls.
James Everett Thaxter, 20. and Mil.
lie Smith. %, both Of Geyser.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
Will A AT HARDIN

Miss Dorothy Duncan left Saturday
for Vaughn, where she will spend the
weekend with friends. She expects
to leave soon for Hardin. where she
will teach the next term. For the
last month she has been visiting at her
home in Great Falls, having resigned
her position with a Sheridan, Wye,
newspaper.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
Senko Without Cash,
Will Spend u Days
as Guest of Jailors

John Sinko elected to spend seven
and q half days in the city jail in lieu
OF paying a fine of SIS assessed
against him by Police Magistrate H. A.
Shepard Saturday morning. Sinko was
arraigned on a charge of being drunk
and he admitted it. He was minus the
$l5, though, he said, and went back to
the cell for another week.
Jack McCabe was fined SO for be-
ing drunk and Mark Remnus paid q
fine of $40 for the same privilege.
John Smernis, arrested on a police
court warrant for discharging fire
arms within the city limit, was released
on $50 bail to appear for a hearing Of
his case Monday morning.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20

Saturday. He wal accompanied By his
wife and their daughter, Mildred. G.
B. Roberts and A. II. Hoover OF Lewis
town are with Adams on the trip
through the fields.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
LEAVES FOR IDAHO

Miss Mary Prescott left Saturday
Afternoon for Mullen, Ida. She has
at several places en- route to Idaho,
where she will make her home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Departures

ooTHENBURo. Nov ss-Baiboa lsr.dl
Tacoma; Nov 80 Hellenic lswcd), Bosten
sToCkHOLM. Soy sa-nalmsu tsTcal'
DUNDEE. Dec i-Pinsmors CBr). Bo'-
''e; 'es;HAycuAr. Dec t-Emprsss Of Rgss,a
CBr) (from Hongkong), EaneouEst' L.
,oTl M15s NJ. Gap P3r..lasn, GtIn Mckinney CfoH
h9pinSDpIIy 9sp5innDI. DII.ysBaoUGH Dec c--AnEio sax
on fnr). san Francisco: a.. co,,,.-.
ApELAilipL. 10
" sYpHEY. n w. Dec 1-Hsr'fora 'b'''
BGsi9N GssiF9wNPoRr. Eng. Dec :-Rhoa' i'isHe
'b,ii. 'bi,ii.rSxS%pRrA. SoS,%pRrA Dec t--scanto, New
oIiis3GiA IsiiisN3GiAPoRr. Dec s-Tsue.r tsF)' Nsv
York s~,r..i rafiinr
.ISi.a LiyEbF12iIhi IiIi:r ms. for 81 Jchn. * p
'GcSoSrIlo6MBo. Dec '--x'n'ueNy tBf'' Ne"
iTHS THHSoxoYoNo. Dec t-Iyo Aara ''a7''
se4i.lI'A HnI'A Dec s-car,sro. Havana and New
oII1anSs IjI1s'acSno. Dec s-Rsvnsns,r tN0T). san
"fsS fasS%rAxzAs. Dec s-Nordsn cDan' H''-
''S: SS:rrvrrAs. Nov 'o-E.hal HaH,,sa N.i
f,;or,. Ssw YORK; Dec . Nunsg'A'' W.
f2Es 2sEksNrrAoo, Dec s-Ko'oai' CDAn'' N'"
i4Ez VERA Cruz. Dec '-sy'r'''Hd 'No'''
T'%SssSoc FoSETo RICO, Dec i-I''S'i'' New Or
ls1nt 1rnstppEvAs. Dec i-;iuuorvsy tNoT)'
CSsilo|Y SosiWloA|YApAr.. Dec s-Brysssi tpan9, d'i-
,....,oT 4 iaks Eimhurst. Phi.aaeiphib'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Ship Men Find
AmendedBin
Is Great Aid
Owners, Builders and Oper.
ators Meet TO Discuuss
Changes in House; SEN
ate Outlook Held Good

Ths subsidy bill as amended By The
house ls impaired. but Il ssili contains
features Of great importance 70 Ameri-
eau shipping, according TO opinion eI-
pressed yesterday at . meeting Of snip
owners. builders and operators AZ the
oaiees of the American Steamsnip w.
,,r.' Assoeiation. 1. Broadway. 0meiAs
oppressed confidence that the measure
would pass the Senate siter = bt,ont
Gxhts Recent adviees from Washins-
on, Il was said, indicated success iof
he legislation. ~
One change Of particular interest dis
eussed was the action Of the House 10
making payments from the SUBSIDY
fund dependent upon annual nppropriA-
tlons instead OF ten-yesr authorization
as provided In The original text twas
said after the meeting that while the
steamship lines naturally would prefer
permanent appropriation they would
he willing 20 take the chance OF grant
each year from Congress.
1--WE realize that Congress has ira
dition against the granting Of perma-
nent appropriations" said Winthrop l..
Narvin. viee-prcsident Of the associa-
zion. "and for that reason the amend
'uent was not a surprise. We arc con
fdent that Congress would not refuse
% grant the necessary funds each year
% carry out contracts made by the
shipping Board under this bill. The
House and Senate have never repud!-
ated contracts, even when the opposite
party came into power. after making a
strong light on the measure In ques-
fion."
The meeting yesterday was the first
assembly Of shipping men since the
subsidy bill passed the House. The
purpose Of the conference. Mr. Marvin
said, vas 20 discuss the effect Of the
changes II retained in the measure in
che Senate. Representatives Of all
branches OF the steamship industry
we're present
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Change of Masters

Peter " Ko1old succeeds Malcolm Nc
Intyre command str Domino.
Jafnea Drury succeeds EdWafd Druiy
command gas crew Delivery.
James DruTy succeeds EDWARD Drufg
command gas screw Helen.
L A Oraenwood succeeds Archie Thomas
command 2ch Hsivltla-
II + Sttly succreis william Cook com
raand barge william hcAiiister.
william eouthArd succeeds David z
Love command 8 Ssporsst-
Samuel strom succeeds Stanley swain
command ctr Riysrnide.
c A Redfeid succeeds Edward Cor
man str Volunteer.
Oscar A Andsrson succeeds Charles Y
Flower command Central state.
John Jordan succeeds Frank " Ham
Inond command barge " u brown
Frank Coleman auececda John Monroe
command barge Carrie
Elmer Conkiing succeeds Lewis y Novel
command steam screw Dcnner v.
Harold J Kronholf succeeds Hugo Schu-
mann command steam screw Woodman-
John Smith succeeds George cookfur
command barge Irish Moss
John Smith succeeds william
Dero command barge freedom
Robert r. Wood succeeds John parg-
burE command barge Arthur L Hab-r.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Foreign Ports
(By Cabie)
Arrivals

ALGoA BAT. Dec t--Ailsrs (Br). Nsv
York.
THAafEsHAvEN. Dee - conaaeAss
fBrl. Philadelphia
ADELAIDE, Dec 1-clan ,iAoyiear CBr).
Seattle.
MADEIRA. Dec s-scyfnia obj. New
rork: 9Th. Benrsch tBr). Vancouver fer
London.
MELBOURNE. Dee t-cEusciAn ChaI.
lgngrT tDrl, Montreal
GIBRALTAR. Dee s-cornisA city csr,.
Galveston.
LIVERPOOL. Dec t-xszs.nL savan-
rah.
SYDNEY. n g. Dse Port Hsskinr
(Br), New York
HoNGKoSo. Dec t--Prsassnt jackson.
eeattie
LlBAU. Nov ss-EsteniA CDan,. New
York
oxELosuSp. Nov ~ - yotunf,su
fSwed). Galveston.
cOPENHAGES. Nov so-DaAia CDsn).
New YORK
coTHENDuEe, Nov ss-oursvshoirn
(S~edJ, Ec~ York.
KOBE, Nov te-Nankoh Maru fJapl.
Portland, ore.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

HAMBURG. Sov to-wegisfn PiainA
Moutrsali Dec I. KfnsEhs., n'- oIr1,s, 0rl.ses,
IshArcHxf. p.o g-ApuA san Trsn-
cisco Tor sourabaya; NsrEsrst polisr. san
rTsneisoo for HonrhonE; Whssuana
nnEMEH. Dec i--Mahspso CBr). Daiu-
more. - .- -.
ninnedosa (nrl. Montreal
HAyRE. Dec 3--Rochambesu tFr). New
IHoxoKoNo. Dec '-mi' tBr). San
BRIsBkSE. Dee t--Por, Augusta pr,.
sc isoUTn1MPToS. Dec S-Emprsss OF
ann liTiE' Dss t--ras.sds Psnrhys
fpr1 PhNad-lrhia for Cataria-
coNsTANzA. Nov st-Tseumssh tbr)'
PALERMO. Nov is--Tsrssa GtsD. Ssv
o's,eSi VENICE. y. NsS is-Ere.iy u,sD. Gal
'ssNIPIps. nov fixing AisIsna'r tpF''
TRIESTE. D.s i--Arssatlna (ital. New
YORK. Livingston Hoe, Phiieeslphi,s,
tNorJ. Montreal. Zimorodak tBr), PhiA-
'BiYXnicELoHA. Dec i--osriy u,aD. oAl-
BONA. Nov 1s-Bsiln,ia tBr). sydn'5.
dniBRALTAR. SOv '-ovisay' cBr''
''GESoL Nov 1s-Luzpauls. BAitimore-
ALICANTE. Nov io-caiimsris tltAil'
'IWHApBuRo. Nov 80 Marzisnd (nrl,
Phiadetphia; Mount Clay, New lorki Dec
q Aitmark (Ger). Norfolk. -.
BORDEx Tx. Nov 5o-Sonora Ur) uron
AMHRsEILL.Es. Nov So-vule de Diisouii
/ (Fr1. Philadelphia.
i&sTERDAh. D;o "Trip. New Or
WAvRr. Dee i--wsa ModuS Houston.
HUAcno. Dec t-south American tBr)'
GuXNrANAMo. Dec 5-vsnus II (Dsn).
TUEviTAs. Dec s-ArdenaiA Csv,. Cal
viTA. Dec t-Nisls r. Tinssn tpan)'
IA GuXYRA. Dec t--Maraealbo. New
PoRT ASToSio. Dec s-ormss (nf)'
fiiijF PuERT1 cAsTILLk. Dec '-cibso
sASTI MARTA. Dec t-cafrilio. PusriA
RIO RIO 'GRATDB DO suI. pso l--Treuha-
dor (Nor). New York. sailed Dec iof
HAvGNA. Nov 27-Late Ylorisn. Gal
I veston. 2s Isfbeth fNor), Mobile. Dec a.
wariand (Nor). - John; Dec 5, Lsfay-
l e,ts (Fr). Havrs VIA Nigo. sibonfy. Rev
/ Yors; barcelona (sp). New Orleans VA
Pensacola.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHPMAsTKRs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions Of merchant vessels re-
csived through the independent Wire
less Corporation and the Ha1io Corpo-
ration Of Americs. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. With
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positions through tho following COM
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states proper. 10 n important that
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The Radlo Corporation OF America
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Medical and surgical advice will Be
given free through the Radio Corpora-
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Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
American Ports
CBv Mall


BALTIMORE, Dee t-Arr4v.t: slsgdsi
fBr), Hueiva- Sailed: KerShav, Provi-
NEWPORT NEWS. Dec Arrived
Kina DAM. San FTanciscoi Dec 4. cleared /:
Corona (NoT). 81 Thomas; kina DAM
Rotterdam and Copenhagen.
CAPE COD CANAL. Dec t-Passeo D
Tugs Suamieo. Boston for New Bedford. 20
tow barge Sycamore 20 New TcTk; Cheek
tovga. with bargen 7ti from Gloucester
and 500 Salem for New York; Norfolk,
90. Portsmouth for Norfolk.
ST JOINS. n p. Nov ts-Arrived; Beth
iehern (Br). Wabana, IA drydoek 20 re-
place rudder In position. schr Eliza Rod
way tBr). Barbados Sailed 6chr Over
the-Top fDr). Bahia. returned.
SYDNEY. G "a. Dec i-sailsds Canadian
Planter lBr), Melbourne
chiquimuia. 81 Andrews bay Cleared:
schr Iaura Annis rsrnsa. Trinidad.
MOBILE. Nov 3o-Gnlled. Lake Fair
port, Windward Islands.
CHARLESTON, Dec 7-TuG Clineho.
Havana, with barge s Warmer.
BoTHWooD. Nov 2t--sailcd: Aeonda
(Br), Rotterdam.
BURN, Nov ss-In rort: sehr Sord-
trank (sWed). Tor Oporto.
FOCO. prior 20 Dec i-saiist: Schr
WINDSOR. pee s--Arrivse; wien CDsn),
Norfolk.
NEWPORT. Dec t--sarsd. TuE West
noreiand with bargss 700. 7sg and ilS
from Boston. and 500 ant iss TOR New
PROVIDENCE. Dec t--AniYsd: sswalrs
Point Norfolk; schr john d Morris. Green
pert
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co., Inc.

Cuis;ancs rtvsn IN miles. pcsittou a.
roor tnleas othsrwtrs Hpscifed.l
Aewf~orid fs n Jupiter Dec 4
Aryan IFS \ Block Island Dec Q.
pais.rn lat 40 a. ~ loo 81 10 W Dee y
chsstsr sun iss re Jupiter Dec
Caiearoiife Bfo fNE Colon : PA Dec 4
y W Weller ~ by W Amtross Dec =
T7orenca Lucksnbach ise NE Colon Dec
oeorEs washington $500 2 Ambross AN
Dec 9.
creelsn fsf NJ winter Quarter Dec ..
Irene IL FW Block Island Dec ;,
Indian 20 6W rire Island Dec .
frcQuoia left san Domingo city fh Dee
J n CudAhy ~ 3 Jupiter Dec 4
X Lucksnbaoh 9io ~ Colon Dee
Lake winthrop tis Scotland De-
Morro Castle left Havana for Progress
i1s1o PAL Dec a.
Montana i.7oe from Cape Hsniopsn Dee q
Mystic IS ~ Cape Haysi Dee 4.
MONGOLIA SIS y Ambrose Dec ).
Nenchesfsr Port ite y cape Mey Dee D.
Osirocs tf = Tire Island Dec 3.
North American ~ New lorx DEC >.
Nile lis y AmhroHs Dec 4
Ossa t.b ESE Ambrose Dec
rennayivanla t9I NJ Colon Pal Dec y
pepubic tof B Scotland Dec 4.
ganters es6 q Ambrose Dec a.
Rchodark 10 z Ambrose , PA Do "
samuel brown l1t NE Charleston Dec
santa veroniea t31 NNE Colon Dee 4.
sibonsy 7ss 3 Scotland Dec 4.
saugsrties SOC y New York Dec g.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK. Va. Dec 5-vaea, American. Az
italian Commercial Corporation. hs', cen. ss,
ioealuh III, esrvo 20 Mex York.
US - Gls-,.,rsf sarns company, eHprciso
..e, S-,th cargo cuban moiassss More- 80
lent rnoisssss ~ this port brla@ 'io'' "'
on; -. gtliimsn's yacht, Winnonah !,
.Ss.1 crovlslons to-day before s.lllns i9t
s,--t- nav "a. with party Or seven. IN
eiudinE hr stiiiHasn. fos ducN sheosius Sesst,, 4,
MONTREAL Dec 5-vpen.s It.-s,s,n
ss1isd to-day glasgow and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06


fsss witty with q pass. mails sns sads.
~ill dock forenoon a. Pier -. R'tiyl.
Turrialta NinFsion Nov 2s; 20 United
Fruit CO Win pass. malls ana mdse. Is
.xpeeted 90 dock forenoon az Pier 10. n
Toft Hamilton CBr). Bermuda Dec Z; 70
lufnrft. Witty with 10 pssr. malls and
,ndse viii dock forenoon a. Pier ~. y n.
Silvia. 50 Johns Dec 4: 70 BowrinF
Bros With pass, malls and mdFe. Il expect
ed 70 dock az Java ~. B'klyn.
Arapahoe. Jsckronviile Dec 4; 70 CLYDE
lines VII dock forenoon a. Pier 81. \ r
Montserrat (sp). Vera Cruz Nov 20 via
Havana. to spanish Line with pass. malls
nd nads.; expected 20 dock forenoon at
Pier 9 y (Cocuties slipl.
Due Friday
Bsrsngaris. Southampton ana Cher
boUrg Dec 2 a. Cunard Line With pass
irsile and ndse will dock al Pier "a, y
~ west itth ~.
Britannia Orl, Msrseilies Nov 3t. 20
tere Line With pass. malls and mdse /:
viii dock 20 3lsi A. Bkiyn.
Conuaniinople (pfl plraeus Nov II. 20
~ Calanos With GO frst. tos second and ifs
third class psss mails ana mcse; VIII dock
90 Tier q, Bkiyn
Due Saturday
america. ssa.hsmptou. Nov ee..U 8 Lines
aria HsNrs. Dec i..s.....- Trench Line
2eHico. Havana. Dec ward Line
Due sunday
Csiiic Liverpool Dec ?. White Star Zine
Lsrrnsnia. liverpool. Dec 2. .Cunard Line
liua. Havana, Dec IT,. .Cnited Fruit CO
Due Monday
President Roosevelt. Southampton Dec 2,
Z Lines
81 Gay. HAMBURG. Nov So.
United American Line
Ofblla. Souihampton. Dec !.
Royal Mall 3 p CO
p cs sstrusieEui barcelona, Nov 2s.
spanish Line
Naubau. Buenos Ayres. Nov 20.
Lamport a Holt
western World. sion;svl6so. Nov Is.
hunscn Lines
Caracas u Ossyra Nov 2s Bliss. Dsiiett
Ponce. San Tuan. Dec f.N y q n Line
yarsroa. Kingston. Dee s....ciydo Line
Tort - OcorEc, Bermuda. Dec .,
Furne6s witty
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Marine Disasters

rak. Cunnl. from Mobile VIA i-gr,.rSd- -gr,.d
prl5eo. stranded near IortuEa AANN
hsi,E .tve...r aground yesterday. vas hoaiea
AZ night, with aid Of tugs .- -~st.h
TyTs AIDED floating John Irisey' -. ~
va. aground. latter lGhterea o'' ''''
e01r TrY wrsT. Dec 90 Grove tBrl.
Tsmr,eo for New YORK. arrived VIM
siHysp nyIDENCu. Dec T--Schr Jessis J.
~ .srt pee : IN LAT a. As. lon - ~.
Is miles Sn Of Preyinesste,Wnsii si,,n s9s Gurnsy
sold two weeks ago BY Capt 80 ~, A.,
20 Capt d c strout ior WV"
~ THOMAS. Dec !-Amsrican Taen'
tsosrr.ttia arrived Dec ,. DAMAGED. .
~ .. ,estfT.CIOss Dec s-Northwest Storm
r.rninF. Delaware Breakwster 20 SeN
VcTE A n Disturbance of eontlesii
sb,s II tsnsity over Ontario moving IeP'u''
Joutnsast storm warnings-Dissp,a,N.., sp,,..,o- y.
ni New England Coast. north oi D'''N-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

vessel Port Agency.
East Cape Gibraltar, Nov ~ %. Kerr CO
Hacchus. Leghorn. Nov g. Three Star Line
l.inKnelc. Gibraltar. nov ~.
Houlfar. Wcif e H0yo
Marie Maer8k. ehlsids Nov az.
Isbrandisen. Eoiior 4 Co
Tsnchurch, Gibraltar. Nov 10.
J.innsif. Bahia. Nov H.. LGnp0rt = Holt
Nontsns. Los Angeles, Nov .;
Archinsdss. Manchester. Nov ie.
Atlantic Transport Lire
Dacre Castle. Algiers Nov Ie. Barber Line
1iio Grande. Buencs Ayres. Scv IL
gvssury co.en. Nov ~. . Unitsd An Linss
ossa. AirEsndris. NoY "a. Export Corp
TONES. Stockholm. nov Is.
g.ibrsi. Bahia Nov H.. .Lamport a Holt
Truro City. Liverpool, Nov tt..s...
Nedlna, Galveston. Roy 1e-Maliory lane
hogNeii. Barbadoa Nov 70.
Iampoft 4 Hoii
Dus Te-morrOw
Arfliochus. cibraltar Nov it.
Booth American CO
City n Linroin. Orau. Nov ~ Merton. Liily
uasi1 EcKelYy. Colon. Nov ci.R L Hague
r.afnpo. fsvonua, Nov 1t...s.sh L Hague
FYfllDolo. Colon. Nov 13. .Wiilians 3 co
Orcua. Colon. Nov is. .Weaseia. Duval
Cabo Espartei. nov Is. lharFa Lins
Dae Friday
Psasnsn. cnftfbai. Dee l..
rnits1 Amsriean Nns
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
City Island

Bound South-Korssiord (Torl. walton,
y S, FOR New York; sohs Harry A MoClsn-
nan (Bf). 81 John. y "a. for New York.
Annie Chase. MachiAs Ne. via Rosiyn
FOR New York; Joseph Murray. Grcenport
for New York; Blanche RinE, Nantucket
for New York; Anaatasia for New York
Actor for New YORK. tugs WestmOreland.
with barges: WellfaGt with baTaes.
Dora y McAlNster. with barges. Otir
Wsck (Br). With barge: steam lighter
u Magili. motor Derrick Worthngton..
bound fast---Schs Maria a H0ves (Brl.
GuttenburE for 81 John. y p; Altana ~
Jaeger. south Amboy for Providence. tugs
Charles A McCadrey, with barges: Bat
tier. with BARGE; Triton. with 3 barge;
John Garrett, with barges; steam lighter
Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Vessels Sold

y ue,dsro.rE. barge; sold By william i
sporborR 70 Samuel Bohannan. -
yrlekson 10 Wyile Lghterage co.
Tucson. barge. soid BY william ID spor'
bor0 10 samuel J Bohannan-
Peerless steam screw sold by Lee
Towing Co 20 Clinord u holmes.
borg 70 Samuel J Bohannan-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Dangers to Mitigation

tBy L. 2. HydroEr phi7 onissD
North AtlaAtie 0eean-Alons INC
Routes
The following obstruction I..se,,.
Nov III lat ts 50. lon - o. dangerous
wreckago 90 n square.
lee Reports
Tee has been reported AZ ioho"s' NV -
lat As "a. Lon 40 ~. berE.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Outgoing Steamships

roTs--assi information win BE- found
On Travel Para eighth column.
eaii To-day
vesssl Port. san Pier.
President Adams Plymouth Al Az
rsrsA sr.@.n, :, N. .....sA 81 hh:sss.s
ilssssls ilsSl bsssss. ss pM ss:S bS. ~ stiys Z
Curlieirno Peiros, Naples. 10 A....tt. n n
IEJdasDeA Caps Tswn. "a ~
Ms,sp.n, ssss. xarts, IS H......,.s, M
issll4oa.1 hsn2o; siss ss.ns: @ kyr,s. r ! PIX.
sEgis BASIN. B'klyn
safi To-msrow
Meant clinton, HAMBURG ~ ~. .ts. Nh
Frederick ViIL cepenhAs.n - H.
cout. Hosso. xapiss = PM.......sf \ r
Verdi. Naples. 10 An. ...7t. n n
Pres Wilson. Nspiss Il an ,..,-.
zspsransA. Vera crsE ] PN......it Err
Eeoador. cristobal. . PM.........t6. y
Guiana, Barbados. 4 fPM...........tl.N y X
Tieksris. Curacao, ; PM.......iA bklyn
Sail Friday
lfontssrTat. Cadis. n AH....s......a = r
Paria, 81 Thomas. PM .........sA
Nanchionssi. Kingston. ~ H......is. = \
Hayti Pcrt-au-Prinoe. 3 PA....s,ft, y Il
San Saturday
Uomsrfo. Southampton. "a M......6t. n
Adffatio. Liverpool ~ M..........be. y "
America. Naples. II ii .-..........-e. y ~
Drottnipghoirn. Cothenburg. ~ M.ti. ~ II
Lapiand. Antwerp. ~ n .........ee, y II
President FILLMORE. Plymouth. -.
4 Hoboken
Rotteroas Rotterdam. II An. 5th st, Hbkn
stavans p .ord. Bergen. II y, ,..,-.
Eastern Coast. Riga, is M.......SS. B'Slyn
Coiumb!s, Glasgow. ~ II. .........ts. n
Bristol city. Bristol. - M.........te, y n
silvia, 81 Johns II AM. Java st. B'klyn
sheridan. Buenos AyTeA. II All.
Fort Victoria. Bermuda II Al. %. : 7
Oritaba. Havana. II AM..........lg. y X
Pas,ores Port IAmon, II All. .......s, y r
zuli9 Curacao, ~ A..,,.,',; ,;''''si' s.,s,yy B,k,,ya
fAca. santo Domingo, is N.....tl Bklyn
Pan-Americs. B9enoa Ayres. IN.
g Hoboksn
Benedict, Para, 9 PM.......5sd ct, B'kiyn
Bridgstovn. Bsrbados Ph .....tt X
Mlndelta.' san Francisco, IL NJ. 10. y X
0arhsld. Buenavsntura, is Ma. B'kiyn
Helen, San Juan. u h..........21' BElyn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Shipping Notes

H +. Alexander. president OF the
Admiral Line. said yesterday that busi-
ness from tho Pacific coast 70 the
Orient is good. Prohibition on Ship
ping Board vessels has not had q great
effect yet, be said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

". J. Love. yiee-president Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in charge
- trafic, Is expected 20 take part in
tfe negotiations between the north
md south Atlantic and Gulf lines on
he cotton diHerential. In an effort 20
1rilg about harmony between the vari.
Gus ports.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
FOREIGN RESORTS
SEASON '22'23 MENTONE
South Of France, Opened October Is

20 minutes from Morts- Carlo. 40 frori Nice
New rapid motor mail car services 20 Monte
Carlo. Nic1. EEdlrra attractions Casino.
Opera. Theatre, Tennis Courts ana CrcqIsi
Ciube, Horss Ehov, balis. picnica. Euchanl.
lnE Excursions. Finest Country Clinats
Write for dIed prlcs lat. eTNDICAT
UINITIATTVE NEkrokE.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Notice TO Mariners
OBy u 9 HydrorraphIc OnlreI

December ]. a bell buoy. red ard black.
horizontal bards. established 81 n % water,
i7t yds from Blackwell Island Rect
Light, n 4. IN lat 20 ~ ~ ~. Ion "a 81
IS ". 20 marx wrecks OF Hunken bArgta.
Noored 700 n outside wrerka.
Novefnbsr it. San Diego Bay Deacon 4.
Calf, re-esfahl.shsd IA lat ~ q n, Lon III
i. W. buoy cAA. established IS yda from
ats 81 bacon, permAnsntly ciscoatinued
Dec 10.
Orisans Gas and Whisiiing Buoy 4, Cape
Cod, Mas. not burning. BE- reiightsd-
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