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REPORT VESSELS LOST
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met the flotilla.

met the flOtilla.
 LOS ANGELES, July 2S- Naval authorities here tonight were inves- tigating the report that four of 12 submarines bound from Los Angeles to Hampton Roads. Va, for recon missioning had disappeared off the Lower California coast, south of En- senada
 At 9 o'clock tonight, it was stated at the submarine base at Los Angeles harbor that no information had been obtained explaining the story of Cap tain Thomas w. Sheridan of the liner City of Honolulu, who reported meet ing the flotilla yesterday and count ing only eight undersea craft, or clar flying inter-flotilla messages inter cepted here.
 These messages included an order for the L-S to stand by to take a tow line from the L-5. Another from Commander Roy l.. Stoyer, command ing the flotilla, stated he had eight submarines in convoy of the tender
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YANKEES TAKE
 THIRD VICTORY
 FROM q. LOUIS
New York Again Tops League by Defeating Browns by
 Score of 7 to }

ST. LOUIS. July 2s.- Sam Jones pitched the New York Yankees back into first place today by allowing the St. Louis Browns only six hits. New York winning to 3. The victory, which was New York's third in the four game series, gave the Yankees half game lead over the Browns, who had held the league leadership since June 16.
 The visitors batted Kolp hard in the first and second innings, scoring five runs. Witt hit home run with two men on base in the second and Williams chalked up his 23rd homer in the first with Sisler on base.
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Cliff Lee the locals' first basema

Cliff Lee, the locals first baseman, made two home runs, giving him five for the series. Cy Williams hit his 18th circuit smash of the season in the eighth. Score: R H E Cincinnati .. 600 130 1OO-11 Is 8 Philadelphia .. 001 100 050-7 13 l
 Batteries: Donohue and G. liar grave; Singleton, Winters, Hubbell and Peters.
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TO PLAY IN CUP CAME

NEW YORK, July 2S.-William, M. Johnston of San Francisco, former na- tional tennis champion, arrived in New York today from the coast ready to begin a strenous court campaign which includes play in the Davis Cup challenge round and the national championships.
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Cubs g: Braves O

BOSTON. July 2S.-Percy Jones of Chicago held the Braves to five hits today and Chicago shut out Boston 9 to o. The hitting and fielding of Ter ry featured, while Hollocher's work in the field cut off several possible runs for the Braves. Score: R H E Chicago ..... 040 010 112-9 12 o Boston ..... 900 900 O00-O 3 2
 Batteries: Jones and O'Farrell; Oeschger, Braxton and ONeill.
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Amendments by Senator Lenroot, which he asserted would remove at least part of the concealed protec- ton for the manufacturer of woolen cloth" were approved by the senate, after they had been accepted by Sen ator Smoot for the committee major ity. Under them, the full compensa- tory duty of 49 cents a pound would apply only to the wool contents of such cloths.
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Beaver and made no mention of the other four.
 The supposedly missing vessels are the Lr5, L-6, L-7 and L-S, built at Long Beach, Cal, during the war, and the last of the type On the Pacific coast The de-commissioning was planned because submarines of the L type are obsolete
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OPTIMISM IS SHOWN
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according to- those claiming to know of his suggestions, has three proposals
 on this issue, one that strikers re- turn to work with senority unim-
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Tiaers 6; senators 3

DETROIT. July 2S.-Detroit bunch ed hits off Francis in the sixth inning after two were out, scoring five runs and defeating Washington to g.. Six Tigers in succession hit safely, Blue driving the ball over the fence with two runners on base.
 Score: RH E Washington =. 200 900 OO1-3 10 2 Detroit ...... 010 005 G0x-6 13 o
 Batteries: Francis and Picinich Oldham. Dauss and Woodall.
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Batteries: Jones and Schang: Kolp. Bayne and Severeid
 Summary: Two base hits Ruth. Home runs. Williams. Witt. Stolen bases Scott Ward and Pipp (2). Bases on balls off Jones 3: Kolp 2: Bayne g. Struck out by Jones 2; Bayne {. Hits off Kolp in innings; off Bayne 4 in :. Losing pitch CT Kolp.
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Reds fl: Phillies Z

PHILADELPHIA, July, 2S.-Cincin- nati batted Singleton and Winters hard today and won the final game of the series with Philadelphia II to 2.
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podaers 3: Pirates 2

BROOKLYN, July 2S. Brooklyn made the series two out of three by taking close game from Pittsburg today. the score to 2. Carey stole four bases. but could not score. De- berry's timely double in the seventh won the game for the Dodgers.
 Score: H E Pittsburg ... 100 900 1OO-2 g 2 Brooklyn .... 100 900 20x-3 8 2
 Batteries: Adams and Gooch; Vance and Deberry.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Milwaukee 2; Toledo 1. At Minneapolis 3; Indianapolis 4. At St. Paul 8; Louisville 1. At Kansas City II; Columbus 2.
 WESTERN LEAGUE At Denver go; Omaha 8-19. At Wichita 6; Tulsa 2. At Des Moines 2; Sioux City 5. At St. Joseph 3; Oklahoma City 2.
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Batteries: Haines and Ainsmth; Nehf. aucav and TC Smith

Causey and D. Smith.
 Summary: Two base hits. Lavan. Hornsby. Three base hits. Mann. Cum ningham. Double plays. Haines to Law an to Gainer; Stock to Hornsby. Bases on balls off Haines 6; off Nehf 2; off CausCy l. Struck out by Haines 3: by Nehf 3. Hits off Nehf 9 in innings: off Causey 1 in 2 Losing pitcher Nehf Time 2:A5
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PhiIlies 12: Indians a

CLEVELAND, July 2S. = Philadel- phia continued it's heavy hitting today and defeated Cleveland 12 to 8. The Athletics knocked Morton from the box in the fifth inning for the second time during the series. With the game apparently lost. Manager Speak CT replaced every man on the team except Jamieson, J. Sewell and Lind sey. Score: RH D Philadelphia 13O O5S OOO-12 13 1 Cleveland ..... 100 oil 0O0-3 g
 Batteries: Harris and Perkins; Nor ton, Lindsey, O'Neill and l.. Sewell.
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White Sox q; Red Sox 3

CHICAGO, July 2S.-A three base hit by the veteran Amos Strunk, fol- lowing Hooper's single, broke up a ten inning game today in favor of Chi cago to 3 over Boston, giving the locals three out of four.
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x-ran for E. Smith in 9th. xX-batted for Nehf in 9th. Xxx-batted for Causey in 9th.
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SWIMMING FISHING
 TENNIS
 BOXING
Coast League Scores

Salt Lake 2; Sacramento 4 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 2S.-
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

Tho Emporium; Mrs. rortcous women
sport apparel sweaters and bathing suits
Miss Clifford. chijdrens wear C. to l')'
@25 5th w
II. l.. Lntz g. Co: H. +. Lat. lsdies'
ready to wear; William Gross e. Co.. $40
2th Az.
naphoel. weIil & Co. Miss !. Cohen.
pcttlcoats. lingerie, sweaters ana waists
SEATTLE, WASH.
BLACK Mig. Co. j. u. Whcrrie cotton
Sao S@D"S %s co. o. M.s G. lick
>tiKEVEPOKT, IA.
ready to wcar; Hoffman. flartblsy & Co.
sioux CITY IOWA ,..
Weinberg & Co.; L. ,n Wenperg, sys, ,sn.'s' "a,
ready to ws,1 rR,Ni WIis vsrLD Drqus so $40 'fh 'v
Kc.t 4 noun1troc; j. Il uopndtrce'
doniestics. O. /. Campbell. mons furnish
irgs and rnderwear; Roy rsa'h"r SiSs,
dress goods, rrady to wear, - ~coiii'u S'''
w. l.. IIowcN o,,e
CarafcI siVeT1Dnu Garment Co. A.
Carailoi merchandise manager; fcnnaJi
Goldman & nossn Gsrq'.nt r =. go 60; oodI II.
Union Cap Co.; Sol NJ Nosinsl>y, repre-
acuting; Pennsylvania.
millinery: Pennsylvania.
zicgler-lran>c Manufacturing CO..
Harry Zicslcr. millinery; Pennsylyan MIA
a
chandsc manager. dress"e; costa. suit;
AIrs O. A. Thornton. waistn. s"ca tcrs :
Misa A. Roth, 1sprcso9,,ing' ,io1 ,1,1 nTagn gn,
drcns wear: 81 ". 26th st. caro- OF E NJ.
Ely 4 walker Dr. Goods Co.. r r.
Hahrnan. hosicry. un1errcar: go stn 80.
R. Nnsent 4 Fro; G; "; Eastman, b"'s-
waists. hosiery, Knit nnA muslin und"r=
wear and boys clothing; I. csbornc base
,ncnt aIlks. woolcns and linonr; Mites Ii"i-
pin. childrcns wear aprons. house drceees, !,
AFFILIATED Retail Stores. 1877 b"ay
slonuentcld's; X l'usch, quits and dresses :
Oscar Abcl. IS W as,h ,,.'. et' ur,o1 co.,.
'''''' '"'''' s'nKAcrsr. s \. i.
,obs coats and dresses; 4ot Mh a., 7th
''' TERRI MUTE, IND.
rsar sost, "sf ss eo ~ sd as s ''aq ears a IL
"" TULSA. OKLA.
J. Cittlcr & Son, J. btttlor ladies ready
70 wear: ~ Llchtona,eln CO.; 25 W. asa
street.
wAsHINCToN, ID. c.
Parker. Bridget CO.. Gso p I'M 9n,s'sy ~,
WICHITA. HANS.
n. Rorabsugh ID: G. Co.: W O. Buck.
..ady 70 ~ear; Rorabaug Ewn. Co..
r's, 's"''s" f"9n,shas. haFs. cS ~ E'''
Nicely. silks. dress goods. cotton piece
goods; t3 Leonard St, room 40.
WJLKES-BhHRE. PA.
Justin Bergman; Justin Brrgman, Jobs
coats and dre.ses; Hoffman O. Iiartblay,
III W. 33d 81.
C. S. Logan lss ". 32d IT.
Justin bergman; u. Peters. millinery:
III w. 35d St, care of Hoffman & Hart
blay.
Louise shop, Miss Mourin, ready to
wear, Hart -FlanaENn. 2V3 9th Av.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

steel Engineer. Genoa. Dec H.
Norton. Lilly 4 c.
southwestern Miller. London, Doc 7s.
Ohio. Nantes, Dec 7t..... rr.nch T,os
"'afhe, southampton, Dec 2c
International Mercantile Marine
SSa'.ccau.' S'..' ieghorn. Dec rs. Three S,ar Lin.
'''y OF Lahore Perrin; Dec =:
,s,. Wassne,. Hamburg. Dec a2..U Nav c.
Justin. Iiverpool. Dec 24... Booth 4 Co
Atlantic Gulf & Mcditc.rauisn Cor.
pirn,,a,., p.. Three Star Lin.
Rive Ara9.. Gibraitar Dec sTuasra LIN: LIN:
bristol CIV si1 n.i,to Dfc 20 20: Garcia pIaa
wiils0l0. San Pedro, Doc = a.. ''''' q sons
West Haven, San Francisco. Dc -. ~"
c,s, ucor,ao Atlantic. Gulf & Facino Co
Lorenzo, su-z Dec 20. .Nortnn' LIN = t"nes ca
lr,rouoadour. Santos, Dec H. Kerrs 8 Co
oan'As nu' Antwerp. Dec %. Red Star Line
Duo Tomorrow
hloeHifontain, Antwerp Dec 81
Sron'e. Para. Dec 2lLa4nport & Hoi, ,.ins ,ns
N>S'+ea' curacao, Dec as..Funch. Edye & Co
Due Wednesday
orcus Valparaiso, Dec 1s
NS"'i. AUNat & 10
Duo Thursday
Bradford City. Hamburg Dec e.
Jondo,,s Navigation Co
Lloyd Royal Beige LIN.
Due Friday
George Washington, Bremen. Ia,
Orouna. sou,t.r,,..o aNcd States Liner
M,v.. Royal Mail e.ean Pack,,
TyresJord, Christian,a. s,"oF0Htan Dec 3 Line
ra,c-.d cx norwegian American Itne
rnrrafa. runcrna. Shfel1s. Dec 80. Kerr i.ins
No'FeAo' h4o &c Jaueiro. Dec Is.
Lloyd Br2zi,je-o
Due Saturday
Noorda7', Rotterdam. Jan 4.
Sc,o,,s Holland America Iine
ne" Srita'n' Rotterdam. Dec 2s
sorc..ox Black Diamond s ca
iucatan' Havana. Jan ward I.ine
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Pacific Mail Adds s
TO N. Y. Freight and
Passenger Offices
Arrangements Made for the
Opening Of New Service
to West Coast i'll Fcbru-
ary; First Steamer Filled

w. A. Young jr., general passenger
agent Of tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. arrived IN New York yestcr-
day to complete arrangements for the
organization Of passenger Office in
connection with the establishment re-
Gently Of regular passenger and cargo
service between this city md San Fran
cisco.
The Pacific Mail announced consid-
crablc expansion Of the company'e
freight Office at 10 Hanover Square,
which will have entire charge Of the
booking and handling Of wcstbound cac-
goes. j. t. sIagncr has joined The staff
as rate clerk to fill the vacancy caused
by the promotion Of a. G.. Tcls to spc-
ciali2ation in Central American business.
ard several freight solicitors arc being
added THIS week TO meet the increased
local demand
The first sailing in the new service
Will be shat OF the Venezuela on Fcbru-
airy s from New York. This vessel is
now on hor way here from San Fran
cisco. II. +. Stockcr. assistant general
freight agent, who is in charge Of the
local office, said yesterday that the en-
tire passenger accommodations OF the
Ncnczucla for the western trim have
been taken.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
ongress ats
T. g
or President
IN Ship Issues
~w Legislation Held Up
Until Executive Sends
Message on Subsidies
and Other Marine Aids
~,een Fight Is Forecast
,adcrs in House and SEN
ate TO Aid Adminis,ra.
ton: Opposition Strong

ictioH or thc numerous marine
assures row ronding ir Congress will
SUSPENDED until President Harding
sent his message early next month,
sard;rg 70 leaders of the Senate
nmittec on Commerce and the
atsc Merchant Marine Committee.
hen tho wishes Of thc Administered
m arc made public there will be
alignment of forces on shipping
~cstious. with move on tho part Of
Republican chiefs TO revise dor
ant bills to conform to the general
'oetan cutlir~d by the Executive.
Shipping men here who are In close
,uch v'th sentiment ia Congress
,rcscc keen fight on some &C the
sseet subsidy features if the board
nd the President follow the recon-
londations made by the Merchant Ma
me Joint Committee. composed of
.wncrs. builders and operators i
ucntiai members of both the ;2of:see
nd Senate committees have ATTENDED
he conferences al the Offices OF the
,~..1d and have listened to the argu
,cnts on various forms CT government
"a.
II is expected that they will be gym
,sfhctic with the general purposes OF
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Ask Foreign Trade
Estimates in Tons
Rather Than Money
Seattle Expects Greater
Traffic Through Lower
Rail and Wafer Rates;
Competition by Canal

Seattle foreign trade intcrests haze
urged the Department OF Commerce TO
record comparative port figures in
terms Of tonnage rather than dollars,
according to a statement from the
Chamber Of Commerce. 1t is pointed
out that tonnage is more accurate
barometer Of the volume Of interna~
tional commerce. Exports from Seattle
IN November, 1920, aggregated sG.l34.-
o2S, against exports for tho same month
Of 1921 valued at S3,773, ,853 The
Chamber OF Commerce calls attention
to tho fact that despite the drop in
valuation the tonnage of trade for the
two months increased from $4,000 to
59,bJ4 tons
An advance in iron and steel ship
mcnts TO Puget Sound ports, tho Cham
Der Of Commerce says, is expected as
. result OF the action OF tho inter
coastal steamship companies operating
through the Panama Canal in cutting
the rate on iron and steel 20 per cent
from Atlantic to Pacific ports.
Competitive steamship lines carry
irg freight between California and
Puget Sound have cut the northbound
tariff approximately 20 per cent, it is
announced.
Ten cents an hour reduction in long
shorcmen's wages, together viii, gen
cral curtalncnt i'll overhead costa,
has resulted in saving OF four cent.
a ton in tho handling Of tonnage over
the public terminals Of tho port Of
Seattle
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Arrived Yesterday

'rrs Cristobal Dec 20 Port filuon Jan
~aa q, i,avs"a 70 tng ni'1a l1ei' =, e. :,
.Ielesfora de- iarrinaga tEr). Msnchcs
4 j)ec %; - Frrness, Witty & Co. in
buI.ast; Pier 30. 3Al3n
Is.<osilco. I.ubos l'fc 21. 20 the Columbus,
shipping Co. of Iomp insgilic.
Haaloy. Naisaille7 pee Is "a the Fscfc
- Co: iu ballast; Pier IS. BlIyr.
SO eElhr-n cross Duonns .Nyros Dec 1p.
1'ehtevidco 20. Santos 81 and RIO q ia =
nrrro y: 10 the Munsou IS i.in"s; With u
pa-~. malls and muse. Pier 3. lioboEen.
$kosheiN tNorf. SaSua = Q 20 and Ma
sttyas Jan - 20 the Mouson - Lines, With
eus-ar cit iiterts.
Tartagrna 21, Santiago = and Guantanamo
-, 10 tha Caribbean * Line; with iadse :;
lISy g. Emp.r. Stores BOlvn.
>oaian fNrl. Manchester Dec %; to the
~ n'f- star i.iff. With MdsN; Pier -, \ y.
Maaasqu,i. BRISTOL iec u; 80 = * Win
h"stasr s Go. in ballast; rieT 3. Army
nurttenburs eGcr). Hamburg Dec ~;
to n. United American Lines; with l3
{ cabii. 2S9 Storage pass mails and mdse
.garacss IA Guayrs Dec -, rucrto ca :.
6s-o &c. Gqrscsq ,,1, aad san ,v,,5 Juan
p.As mails and lras', riev II, Bklyn.
sonsuelo (Si). fhiads ipAis.
IA.4sl4itor. -+orfuit, 60 the old DVfrsHtCil
Tram 60 with mass; Vie =, y T.
city of Ntiaatio. SaVaunan. to tho Ccean y
so with pass an' wose' Pier 80, y r.
Comanche. Iacksonviio and Charlcston ;
20 the Ciyl. CO tn 2sss and mdse
yier &c. Y K
avs.ter . Munson; Mstau-es .carasnas
>yf'h rl.'ee Federal Sugar Ref, Torkers.
Ifo4uol-. Sanchez ana Mac0ris: to thu
ClyfS $ 60 with pass and mase; IN
Gisfau,lne.
NcS;a Port Arthur 20 Standard OH Of
New Nork. of Tom akinsy'iie.
S.nta Teresa ler' Auboy. TO w r
C;race &, Co. Tier 30 Bllyn.
A<cturrs. Iliisie PIMA, 90 Kerr CO.:
or ~ pletoN
scaodeek. Ptiladoinh'a. to co-nopcl.tan
6 s-Co. off Liberty.
poass Pare e.c. ia Booth Co; IN
CusYan;ine.
'f'n<ranuN Galveston.
1t,4e. AtAxes lnrl PAIladelph:a
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Foreign Ships Gain in
East So. American Trade

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Forcign ships
are now carrying the bulk Of the cargo
between this country and the oase
coast OF South America and arc in
cressine their proportion, although
American ships arc making a better
showing on the routes t. ard from
.hc Tcs. coast Of that continent. ac-
cording to a survey issued tonight By
the Commerce Department.
During the first ten months Of 1921,
thc survey said trade with the east
coast OF South America constituted
about per cent OF the total foreig'.
trade Of this country. exports being
twice as large as imports.
In The case OF the north and south
Atlantic coast traffic, II per cent was
carried by foreign ships, the survey
showed.
According to the department, Amer
icaA ships are carrying 50 per cent
Of the cargo between the Atlantic coast
and the west coast OF South America
and 60 per cent for the American Gulf
coast
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
TRANSATLANTIC Mails

Connecting mails close at trio General
tosso,fice ana C,ty NeN Possorice Station,
Japan. Corea and China Especially .d
dressed c.ly}. Via San TrancIsco G q
Na.hins. Jan ..
Hawaii. l-:ti ls.and- Nav zealaoa md
Ausfra'!S' :. s. y!a NsneouVsr. and Victoria,
japan. Corea. China, Siberia. French 1n6o-
china "nc Netherlands l1ast Indies Lex-
cept SuI,aatra). via Seattle: u!so parcel
post mails tor japan. Corea. China. Siam
and l'leneh Inco-GhiHa, S Keystone
State, Jan So
uawa.t.. Philippine !sland.t and specially
addressed mai. for lapaE Co;ea and
China. via San Francisco. S Golden
state, Jan 2.
Japan and Ceres Especially Addressed
oniyl, Via Seattle; also parcel post malls
!oc Japan and Cosea. S E1.sore, Jan TO-
China. via Portland: also parcel post mall.
for China. West Keats, Jan IL.
Hawai-, Via San Francisco, S Wubei-
nina. Jan 1S
dressed orly). via San Francisco: also
parcel post mails FOR Netherlands East
Indies. Tjtsalak. Jan "A.
Hawaii. Philippine Is.ands,. strait. Set
dressed nail sn- French Irdo-Chiaa.
British India and Ceylon. v:a san Frar-
cisco; also parcel poet mails for straits
Settlements, s wolverine State. Jan IL.
" 49, - Co. 'SH.I!a, oIbeFta, trsICH lN6O-
China and Nether!and East Indies tcx.
cept Sumatra,, Via Seattle; also parcel
post mails for Japan. Corea China. Siam
and French Indo-China. Kator!
Maru. Jan lss
'Ordinsry (unregistersd) letters mailed
up to III The next day will, provided
there is no delay IN the overland transit,
reach Seattle In tir.c for connection With
the steamer mentioned.
TAN classes OF mail, Including domestic
parcel post, sent to Haws.i. Guam snd
tReg!scred articles may be naiied up
TO p. n. at the General Postonics, but
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

American Legion lo7a ST. Ambrose Jan :.
Andrea + LucNonbach 1880 from Panama
Jan S.
An.i-tsss, co5 S Ambrose ians.
An,cnas $50 S South rsss Jan s.
Baltic (Br) lat 4s - y lon S4 = w 80
Esni a%rews,er % 70 y XIV ives, Jan 5.
Blnnendyk cue New York Monday morning
csrro ~ ~ Tf soo,and A'S1'is Tv Sa Jan
Centennial 35 from Capc May ;nidnlg ht
CITY os A,~neda lsa ssE A,nhrosc Ja0 3.
City Of Columbus 81 SW Oav Head Jan :.
City OF ST. Louis 30 8 scotland Nv Jans.
Columbia sSs Baltimore Ian 5.
Connesspeah ESQ DNh Cape zcHry Jan t.
Consort 1888 p Ambrose : PM Ian 7
Copp.nAr'c 30? South Pass Jan $.
Ecuador asSs from San rrpscsco i 'S'"s@ jan s.
Edward /. Dohcny Sc x iyatteras .tsn 8
Edward Pierce 10 s Five Tathon Bank
III Valie ~ WV Tortusas Jan ..
E!rnsport 40 Cape Yiency Jan s.
nscelsior so< MY MORO Castle Jan !.
rort Hamilton due Now York Monday
Franklin IS rortusa. Jan s.
(;.,,.,. G.ns Crawicy 20 " Moro Cns,l- Jan 3.
George Wsaiirgton 3.424 u Arnhrcac Jan 8
Gulfp'!noe. so NE Jupiter Jan
Harry Lnckcnbnch, ST S Ambrose Jan
Hegsra 500 l. Ambrose Jan S.
HeIon, III S Scotland Nv Jan g.
Herbert l. Pratt SO N Jupiter Jan g.
heredla- SIS South Pass Jan s.
J n GuNcy rortugss .faii s.
J Few loT " Sand Key ia, s.
Java Arrow 40 ~ Sand Kcy Jan g.
JEFF Davis 600 T Norfolk Jan {
',ohn II Gibhons sN BLOCK Island Jan :.
Joseph AZ Cudahy IS T. Sand Key Jan g.
la lorraine $50 Z Ambrose Z a n dan s.
Lake Eismere II SW Nantucket Jan T.
Lake Ecrno Odo IS S Scotland Ian g.
Lake stirling l2 NE Winter Quarter I.V
Jan g.
Tc~ls X Thurlow OF Winter Quarter Jan 3.
Lilnae ~ Jupiter Jan 8
IA 7 Elliott 1914 WNW Tortuxas Jan
Nerrylnount 24o Z Boston Jan g.
nctapan fes Puerto Costello Jan ,.
Montana 16 S Sand Key Jan IS
MORO Castle 2aS from Havana Jan
Munisla 30 W Tortugas Jan g.
Hew Jcrsey 20 from Cape Henry Jan g.
Ncw York IS S somhrero Jan S.
Nohies 20 Sc Jupiter Jan g.
Newport c,c-s from san francisco JANA
Cregon.an 1913 Arnhroas Jan g.
psss, ps,S.. loe2 p r BY s $ Adnbr9ss Jan 8.
farisrnina - Z Swan Island Jan 3
Porto Rico $50 Scotland Jan s.
no'cmac ,- 1s+s Ambrose Ian s:
ouistc conck lat 50 58 lon Ga 37 ran &
sago!and 30 S Caps henry Az Jan 3
s. San 1sn'tc ys;at;. 80 $ ssu.h rsss laa j.
sauss5tiss ,. ~ IS g lon IS . j.nr
Sun ESQ n Sabine Jan 4.
sunoii - SAND Key jan s.
Surtnarue 81 S Contoy Jan 4
sutherland $3.50 Il Dcls~are Br.akw.ter
ss~if,wind pd Brenton Rect a:<o PM Jan Z.
ronaalya 500 Fl Anbrosc Jan :.
West Inskir 1852 y by y Ambrose Jan g.
West Katon 1913 from San Fran cieco Jan 3
Western Ocean IS S Ambrose Jan {.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

SA1.r1MoFD, Isn s--Arrlved. cl.t
ko1sstao (panl, Huelva: Lily 'Nor>, New
Haute. Santos: westialzc Philadelphia; ga
NaZsro fBr>, Tuxpan; Ne~ England. New
yo-l'. Sailed Sch Estcllc Kreiyer. W.
GALVESTON Jan s-A--ivca: ~ e Y-o,
scr. Philadelphia; J n O'EeiN, phnadel-
phia; Glen Nidge. sahino' Cordo wv 10
'span). Barcelona; sacoa-arha, Bremen:
Westland. Rotterdam; Afel, Sa sine. saile,. :.
N!chconcai, New York;
JACKSONVILLE. Jan s--Arrived: Ara
ranoe. New York. Sailed: Me-ri.nac. PHI
NoRFoLK. yan s-Arr,ved s.ron.eo.,
New Orleans: Mar Blanco (span1, I.a'1.s naros,
msn. card.r. saiied vsner,o e.Ho 9n-, "He;as' e;o1'
l>Sor), caraenas; T II skosIana I.rs (SorS 2sro
rANANA CANAL. cri..oha', J.a r..
New York v!a Thilsealph.a tand sailed CO..
,Lisssoma,. Sailed: I'm Ant''l.an (Br>. Mo-
rANAMA CANAL. Balboa. 1aa ar
SSso ~ Yo1l Munaelss ssos sea1.o -, Iana sailed for
san Francisco). New York: lasterr.r
tfrom Melbouls.e,, Boston and Nss Yor;s
Pl11.ADELTN1A: Jan s--Arrivee: Ds.-
cAic%a.sw, Nev YorE: fs} Kre.n'n ~" ehsjoi 5erl,
oran; panis fDan). Ealtimorc; Norsi .
mo Gt. Genoa; Mel'onian tRrS Enstor
Sailed; Alsers, Port Tampa Athau'f
tGer1, Nambure; Nndhu-y. Sew Yori ::
tl!DerEan Gpt). New Tori,; Dclar,rc (J,,I
Lyndon and Birkcnhead; schr Bessie 4
Waite (Er> Newport News.
PORT DADS La. Isn s-A-r;ycl. ro,,t
siuns Tampco: Man2anillo Cion<uarn.
GEe tNor). E"',le: WarwoTth lIs~). lcnr@ne'
Sliied; C"pncnams. Bocss de. Tore: rr
f.ste;'o, New York. E>ceis:or Havana. c.,,'t
Coast. For. Arthur; I,lrcess Seattle. e..,.
aiger INor). frort~rs: Trux.,lo. Ta,o.s
FOFTlAND. Ne. Jan s--~sai,a1: H,',a--,
NORFOLK; Mer'.'irourt. Hamburg ana D6,.
Havana SAILED: -.sier, Av.es c:ups cups'
san FRANCISCO. Jan s-Arriv@a 7,,.
i..yro, Norfolk Steel Rangs- Seatti. -. ~
New Eorie sth: Co'usa. NoiienGo:' -, rro.., tJr
Hencta Nr). Santa Eoe;iiu: lime fpri Ipri-
SoutAampton. Sailed. 1th: Brush Jnr.
land, Nc; Julia Iucleuhacl. pnr.,s,,a
orc: Iowaa. New York VIA San EsSro.
Merchant tS->. Eicto-is; WilinnIo 49,
lanc, Orc; Sth: L J I.ucpenhach Nav
lori. VIA san Pedro: Taeca.usa {lsr>
ORIENT Via San Pedro. -
SAVANNAH Jan s--Arrtved: Salvation
Lass, Chailes:oH: City OF Savannah. New
4ors. saiieG: Hanover. Charleston.
ST JOHN, .. Van 7--ArrIrc,3: 7.h
EsnSd'3n 5y,nl otte- ODD. swansea; Netags.na
thr), London. Sailed Eth. Canadian Nayi.
ga.os tHr). Cardiff; Ioi,uia oSycdi.
Hampton Roads: S,h. Manchester rsrlxads
(Br). Msnchestcr 40 o'
:. TAMPA. Jsn s--Arrived: W risx,