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New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Japan Has Rapid
Rise Among First
Maritime Nations
More Than 100000 Tons
of Shipping in l92OUnder
Mikado's Flag: Remark.
able Gain in Shipbuilding

The remarkable increase in Japanese
shipping in the last two generations,
'caching a maximum of 3,0l1 900 tons
N 1920. has been shown in recent in
formation on the present position Of
the maritime industry in that country
In 1855 the entire steam tonnage Of
Japan was only l2l 900. or per cent
OF thai g the United Kingdom. Las,
wear ountcd to Is per cent Of the
BRITISH aeet
The Nippon Yusen kaisha alone pos
sesses 1o7 steamers of 100000 gross
tons and stands we'll up among the
great steamship companies Of the
world Modern steel shipbuilding is Of
even more recent development in
Japan. and practically the work of one
generation At the end Of the war
Japan had fifty seven yards. with l57
oorths. as compared with six Yards be r.
fore 1914. With pad-up capital Of ap-
proXimateiy S50,00o 600 and employing
100 900 workmen. During the war a 50
thorc was marked expansion in the
production Of auxiliary machinery and
small parts, so that one result of the
activities in tho war period has been
10 increase the self-Sufficiency of Japan
in shipbuildng
In tho last year the depression in
shipping has affected the shipyards in
Japan seriously as those OF other
maritime nations. The increment of
the war has not been lost. and with a
revival IN this industry shipbuilding
companies viii be ready to participate
in the business
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06

xinsrsnts - Ne : 'Jus Jppistt ms"Fy F.o Fso s. Z.
AinerlSa 500 e Ambrose Feb g.
BaidhiIl 40 40 sw 20 1oS,Se SsS narnesat Feb 8
Eyron D Benson 1856 from Sand Key Feb G..
Sspdi!o III NE Caps May Feb l.
Csri'on so7 e Cape Henry FEB 1. " p
SSo,v,ooa CSSshwooa y H. Jupiter Feb 6.
Cliffwood $50 Hilsboro Feb s
cfy .n OF Alton lat ~ 6s N long 90 OF W
Ccdbrook 90 Z Tortugas FEB j.
Somus 6e Hatteras Feb s
consor, nso0 ''OU lI4s scotland Xnsr"s. LT Feb
Corson sos e Ambrose Feb
Som, Sonnshatta ,sta 2 20 Cape Race Feb 4.
DiSlsna 81 sw wGs,laha south Pass Ms Fsb Fsb :.
East Side o2o e Ambrose Feb
E1sssrn Tts Breeze lat as Se N long SO o. W
Ea,h Eas' wnd ss ssdti5 Fire ~ 5s,snd llo Feb
Ensese EuaHsea~ 1T rhsxs 49, y, long 80 Feb
Fred " Weller Pd Key west yF'FsbS FsS s. fe0 o
Gen " GoethaG ISL Scotland Nv
George " Barnes 2l2 W Sand Kew rsh
Gsorse Washington c.7s7 e Ambrose v
crsssn cn,sdsa., II $ sw Winter Quarter Lv Feb .
Gufkng Gltg loe S Jupiter Feh 5.
a.lh5'Eht G.hatanta . 5is y Hs.teras Feh ..
HarnrSa 20 W South Pass Feb 8.
Hampoen III NE Winter Quarter Nv
Harry rsrnun, 44s rampico Feb S
!iiho!s le2 Sabine Bar Feb &
Mofett 1900 e Cape Race Feb
J {, ponnell 80 Ne Sand Key Key Feb Feb s.
: ~ M ,Dsnsiser II n Jupiter Feb s.
isisn Iass cssssssn1 Msss Is Ss ssnd KY Fss
Lake Fariston sls s Scotland Nv Eeh
Lske 1ske Tn,e, T,,,eaKe 80 from San Juan Feb s.
Lake Stirling from FenwicS 1s,s,d
Lake strymon 20 NNE Hatteras Feb
Msrt1p;",o MMsn1pac 2o9 Ambrose Feb J.
MAttole 4s Jupiter Feb &. D.
Mevania SS SW South Pass Feb =
Mexico 4s Jupiter FEB s.
Mlll'nocket Eebocca shoals Feb 8
Mount Carroll 434 Ambrose Fab
Mount Clinton a5l e Ambrose Eeh
Munamar $40 s Scotland LV Feb
M.wh"1oh MuR1sa - * NNS e. nTortugss Feb S.
Sn waring ss IS : Ss saaa 81 k1n Thomas mas Feb L.
orcus 1872 NE Cape San Hntonio r.,
0rinamme passed Key West Feb o.
u,Soac0 posomac sss - Snn,ter 3nhrer. Fsb s; s;
nicnconcal 80 NE Jupiter Feb
6omu!os sS SW South Pass Feb 6.
Rotarian 1.2'1 from Colon Feb 4
Satanta so w Key west Feb REQ o.
siboney los Jupiter ii y Feb iSH = : 80 " Feb =.
9,H.n Tul.a 50 n'qS = Ros,an aoi ambrose Feb L.
w l. Steed ~ sW Nantucket reh
West Durfee lat 20 20 N lon 81 "A "
West corum 1l7o N from Nantucket
West Niius sl7 f Ambrose Feb s
west Saginaw 7tS D Ambrose Feb 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
By Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.

distance in miles, position at noon. ur-
ltas otherwise npecin~d1
Robin Adair so9 Ambrose Nv. . m
Feb l.
Bristol passed rire Island Iv Feb g.
Kershaw 36 by W Fro Island Nv Feb 5
San Lorenzo 1872 s Ambrose Nv a M
Feb 8.
Edward Fierce n .parncRat Feb s.
GaTnry 9sS Ambrose Feb 3
city OF Alton lat 80 40 n long 56 os W
Feb &
West Saginaw 1lls Ambrose w Fob 8.
West Durfee lat ~ 10 long H 80 "
Feb +.
Georgian $50 r. Ambrose Nv Fob b.
Lake Elscmcrc tb sW Gay Head Feb s.
Gloucester lsl NE Winter Quarter Feb 8
Ontario 40 SW Gay Head Feb .
Tcnany % r Fire Island Nv Feb g.
Montauk zoo Ambrose Nv Tcb g
Lake Kytfle 90 s Nantucket Nv Feb 3.
Nantucket 10 " Shinnecock Fob 3.
Montana 1l5 E Ambrose Fob s.
Gedania ?4o SANDY Hook Feb g.
llampdrn ENE Vineyard. Nv FEB s
Tanamo l46 Scotland Nv Feb 5.
Lake Giltcdg~ so II San Juan M I7Ab I
Cocllada lat "a 90 - long k6 30 w Feb g.
SaRRporack SAG p Ambrose Nv Fob 3.
Aeolus s2a sE Ambrose Nv Feb 6.
Mexico +e \ Jupiter Feb q
Liberty Fell 400 by " Cape Race Teb g.
Huron 26S Tu.lts Island Fob g.
Maraval $50 SST Ambrn5c Nv FEB s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Due Saturday
Freight Ships Due
. Dne To-day

Vessel Port. Agency
ose5srs c M..:.ns, ,S. jar - Italia S i'nS Elm,
Ny'and, Shields. Jan 7.rurness, Witty & Co
CITY OF Newcastle. Barry, Jan H.
Bradavon, Tyne. Jan 7..U NavlEat Co
Craancss. Hull Jsn li....U Navisat Co
Maaa"asNa. Alsiers' Jan Il.
Montana, London Jan - All TranA Line
Haics!ur, Buenos Ayrcs. Jan . Houston Limo
Independence Han, Rotterdam, Jan -.
Atgste, Li.oon. Jan ls..Jas w Eiwell 4 Co
West NNus Falmouth. Jan A.. Barber Limo
Gal'ia, Palermo. Jan ls.
Ncstalia. Genoa. Jan l6.......re reirce Bros
Thodc Fasciund RIO DC Jsneiro. Jan ~.
Cape Roman. San T~src'.co Jan u.s.
Atlantic. Gulf 4 Pacific 9 Corn
Almarso, Imminshsn. Jan u.
Pacific Steam Navigation
West Coruin, Montcvidco, Jan II.
Munson Lines
vechtdyk' Ro,tordAm Jan ga.
Holland America Line
Ellcrman's Wilson Limo
Carlrhoin, Gothenbure. Ian o.
s Furness. Witty 4 Co
lsthmian Lines
Editor Havre. Jan IL Cosmopolitan Linz
Due Tomorrow
Bowie. liverpool. Jan 27 White Star Line
Janus Srest. Jan %. s.... Three Star Line
Duc Wednesday
Clontarfs. Palermo. Jan -, A II Bull L. Co
Sallust, Pernambuco. Jan II.
Lan,port e. Holt Line
Lampasas, Galveston. Feb 1....Mallory Limo
Due Thursday
Mesaba, London. Jan Is ..At Trans Line
Consorf, Avonmouth. Jan 90
! II Winchcster e. Co
Chicago City, Bristol, Jan 25
James ArAell 4 Co
Duo Tridny
eastern Crag. Bordeaux. Jan 10
Cosmopolitan Line
Edgchill Eotterdarn, Jan 20
Black Diamond e s. Corp
" Tilford. Roucn. Jan %. I. Hague
s'shcy Dollar. San Pedro. Jan 20.
Dollar Limo
Due Saturday
= SirSi'ia, London; Jan 81. Cunard S Co
slam CITY. Shields Jan 2,,...U Nav Co
Natirar Hudiksval Jan s.
Moore. Mccormack & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Ship Committee Urges
Increased Refrigeration
Need for More K. X. Barges and
Lower Freight Rates to East.
crn Points Also Considered

Wo results from a meeting of q
specia committee of steamship men
here last week have been the recon-
mencation that the railroads increase
thelr refrigeration facilities on barees
IN the port and also the start of an
inquiry into railroad rates from the
interior 10 New York
c. J. Beck. Of the United American
LINES, is chairman of .hc committee
Of shipping men which was appointed
last fall to confer with representatives
OF the trunk line railroads on rate ques-
tions affecting the Port of New York.
Other members are Dclos W. Cooke.
OF the Cunard- Anchor Line; A. c. Fet-
terolf, of the international Mercantile
Marine; H. c. Blackiston, of Furness,
Witty e. Co., and j. McAulff. of Nor
ton. Lilly & Co.
MIR. Beck said that while the com
mittee has not yet gone far in its work
an investigation into the freight traffic
situation has been begun. 1t is under
stood that this will cover the competi-
tion Of other ports with New York in
trans s-Atlantic business and will seek
means Of increasing the volume Of
trade here.
In the opinion Of the steamship men
more rcfrigerating facilities will be
needed during the summer on barges
handling perishable products.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea TODAY

North of SANDY IIool and Sandy Hook
I" Cape liatteras Fresh south winds and
thick. rainy weather
Hattcras TO FLORIDA Straits-Fresh south
and southwest winds. overcast. shower}-
weather. except generally fa!r of Florida
coast
For Bermuda and Vicinity-Moderate to
fresh south and southwest winds and rains.
Hatteras to Key West-Frcsh south and
southwest winds overcast, showery weather.
East GuN-Moderate to fresh south winds
and overcast weather. probably local rains
north portion
over West Moderate south winds
shifting TO northwest and blowing to strong
over northwest portion.
over Caribbean Sea - Part overcast
weather and probably local rains. fresh
east winds and PARTLY overcast weather
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06

largest twin-scrcw ship These will be
used together with the Olympic. 46,A29
tons. making a feet of three ships hav-
ing gross tonnage OF 10000 plying
between New York and Southampton.
In its service between New York and
Liverpool the White Star Line will
operate four vessels aggrcgating 10000
tons. the Adriatic, Baltic, Cedric and
Celtic.
Another important devlopment Of the
White Star Line will be in the Cana
dian service of the White Star-Domin-
ion Line, between Montreal, Quebec
and Liverpool, for which two vessels Of
5000 tons each are being completed.
will be operated with the Mcgantic,
Canada. and the third class liners
Ncdic and Rmouski. The six ships
aggregate $4,000 tons.
Tho new burning steamer Pitts
hurgh. 16.600 tons. now nearing COM
plction, will be placed in service be-
tween Philadelphia, Queenstown and
liverpool by the White Star She will
JOIN the Haverford. Calls will also be
made at Boston
Substantial increases in the tonnage
OF the Red Star Line may be under
taken before the opening of the sum-
mcr season. 1t was said yesterday.
This company TOW has fou- irst-class
ships i0 service, in addition to two
third class liners. calling at Plymouth,
Chorbourg and Antwerp.
While no new vessels have been
planned for the American Line. two Of
the three now in use are being rcfitted
for the spring traffic The company
has q contract with the Shipping Board
for the Ieviathan when she is recondi-
toned. No new tonnage is planned at
present for the Leyland Limo or the
Atlantic Transport Line which lost its
four best ships during the war. but
new vessels will be ready in 1928 for
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Arrived Yesterday

EspfraN7a, TsMp'co Jan 20. Vera CRUZ
Feb :: 10 the n & Cube Mall CO
wlih 50 paos. najs and mdse; Pier Is
Rklyn
Masila ,swed>. Msnzaninc Ian IS and
Norfolk Feb Z: to Moore & McCorlna ok
With sugar: of r.iberty
,.uas Rouss,lion US p'r). Iavre Jan -; 70 the
class pass. mails and mdse; Pier 81. y r.
Alliance Cristooal Jan 2s Jacnel 90
Fort an Prince 20 and Port de Paix 81; TO
mails and mdse: Pier s5. y r.
-. 2oppot Dan2>. lobos Ian 81; to The
Standard on GO Of y J with crude Oil
u. Curacao IS and San Juan ST. to Bliss.
DaNstt & Co With G4 pass. mails and
Harriet CNorl. Niquera Jan 2s. to r
kieppe Corp with sugar.
Boston ci'y (br>. Bristol Jan :, Nor
f9IiS f2; 81 ana rhiIaaslphIs Fsb :: to chas
Helen. Ponce Jan 26. Tajardo % and Sa \
Juan 81; to the Bull lnsuar Line with
Nesslan 'Br). liverpool Ian 10. to the
Atlantic Trans Line with mdse; Pier 80,
L
Woyo Maru 'lap). Hun Jan 10: to the
clifton S l.
Samuel Q Brown. For, l.obos Jan 90 to
the Tidewater on Co with crude OIL Pier
J. Tidewater J.
Canadian Carrier (Rr). Rosario Jan 6,
Mntevideo and Barbados %: to Wlaon &.
Mckay. Inc, with mdse. in quarantine.
Hiberna tS"ed), Sagua Jan 81. to Moore
Nice rormack with sugar. in quarantine.
T.alande ,Br). Rio Cirande do Sui Dec "a
MonteNideo 2S. Santos Jan :. Rio de ia 70
nciro 10. Victoria -. Trtnidad23 and Bo.-
ton Feb 3 to Lamport g. Holt with rndse
Pier a. ioboken.
Cnuto. Ctenfuegos Jan %: 70 the n T 8
cuba Mail Co with sugar Pier 16
Bklyn.
Guernsey (Nor). cienfuegos Jan 81; to
the n 6 cuba Mail s CO with sugar,
Pier le Bklyn
San Lorenzo. San Juan 70 the \ &,
Porto Rico CO. with pass malls and
mdse.
Lone Star state. chester
Canadian Constructor (Br). Halifax, n S.
George II Jones San Juan.
81. Mary. Fhiladelphia TO Atlantic Fruit
Co, Pier l. r.
Socony. Providence, to S Co Of n Y:
Bayonne Philadelphia to Vacuum OIL
Co. Bayonne. \ J
Hamilton, Norfolk, TO Old Dominion s
Co. Pier %, r.
Maravi. Boston; to United Fruit Co: Pier
3. ID l. & w r r. Hobokcn.
Lone Star state. Philadelphia to l. 8
shipping Board Pier :. Hoboken
Robert L Bean tsch). Brunswick; to J A
Elliott Co. of Red Hook. Brooklyn
Dolly Madison (sch). Jacksonville; to 7
A Elliott e. Co; Fort Reading. n J.
Oakley G Curtis tsch). Norfolk: master.
Of Red Hook Brooklyn
Danz Port Lobos; to r L Hague Pier s,
Constable Hook.
La Savoie tFr) Havre: to the Frcr~h
Line, with pass, mails and 1ndse
Astnahco No 4. BlueAelds
Tanamo, San Juan, to the Atlantic Fruit
Co. with mdse
Acasta (Br. Rotterdam
Montana. London.
llua, Cristobal and Havana
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

La Savoe (Fr). Havre Jan 2s; to French
1n. Line a %,th mails; Is due e to reach ouaran-
at Pier s. Il 1V9 west W i5'S aS's s5 a00u' m
Finland Antwerp Jan rs: to Red Star
Linz, Line witn a., mails Is expected 70 dock fore
San Lorrenzo. san Juan FEB l; 70 N r
& Porto Rico Co with mails; is ex-
nected to dock about 10 a m at Pier s6,
Bkiyn (Atlantic Basin).
- Fort Hsmii,on tBr). Bermuda Feb 4; to
Furness, Witty & Co with mails; 10 or.
pected to DOCK about II m at Pier IS,
y r West 56th So.
Megaili Heilas tGer). Constantinople via
Gibraltar Jan rs, to Greek Line with
nails; is expected to dock forenoon at
Pier %, Bklyn Pacifc st)
Ulua (Br). Havana Feb 3: TO United
Fruit co with mails; Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier is. E r tMaiden Lang.
Ocean S S Co: is expected to dock at Pier
s6,. (spring So.
Comus. New Orleans Feb !; to Southern
n r (Bank st).
Potomac, Bremen; to United States Lines
with mails; is expected to dock at Pier L.
Hoboken.
Colombo 90, Genoa Jan rs; to Italia
America Line with malls: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81. n r (West
Mount Clinton. Hamburg Jan 2s: to
United American Line with matis; Is ex-
(West 46th st).
Mexico. Havana Feb 4; to & Cuba
Mall Line. is expected TO dock at Pier lS
B k!yn (Grace ST..
Empress OF France (Br) Liverpool Jan
81; 10 Canadian Pacific f with mails
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier So
N r (West 22d So
Sboney. Havana Jan A. to N Cuba
Mail Line with mails; is expected to dock
at Pier IA. r (Wall st).
Due Wednesday
Munainar. Antilla Feb q to Munson
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 9, f (Old SNp).
Huron. Buenos Ayres Jan H. Montevideo
20. Rio de Janeiro %; to Munson Limo
with malls: is expected to dock forenoon
at Pier q Hoboken.
Due Thursday
Santa Marta, Santa Marta, Feb g.
United Fruit Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Feb T.
Furness. Witty Co
AraGuaya. Bermuda, Feb Z.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
jacksonville Feb g.. Clyde Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
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house furnishinva. china and glassware
toys dolls. 'runlss and bags; Well & Hart
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hraids iewcirv. art goods. pictures. sta T.
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
New Passenger
Vessels Added
By White Star
International Mercantile Ma
rine Co. Will Have Fleet of
More Than 10000 Tons
in Its u. S..EH"pc Routes
Services TO Be Extended
Najcsiic. Worlds Biggest
Ship, Will Enter New York
Run With New Homcric

Additional passenger vcsscls to be
.,'ac-d in service this spring by the In
tcrnational Mercantile Marine Company
Will bring its Accs on the United States
european routes above 100000 tons, &C
-cId.rg 20 an announcement from the
company yesterday. or this total.
more than 100000 tons will he operated
oy the White Star Line. while the rest
will be divided between the American.
me Red Star and the Leyland lines.
Many new vessels are now being pre-
pared for the summer travel season.
The White Star Line will put into
operation before summer the Majestic,
$4,000 tons. the worlds largest vessel
ard also the Homcric 1886 tons, the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AMI
SHIpMASTFRQ

The Tribune publshes daily r.r,-.
or tho positions OF merchant vesssls 80
Sceived through the United States Naval
vessels With radio apparatus uav wtth
out charge, report their (TR) noon posl-
tions through the following naval radio
nations In the United States proper:
bar Harhoc. Me. (Ottercliffes): Ama-
Eahsett. l.. l.: Cape May. N. j. Norfolk.
Ea' Cape Hatteras n C.: Jvpiter'
r!a.; Key West fla: New Orleans
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called, and they Will be forwarded te
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly At
noon each day in order that they may
be received In time tor publication.
Positlon reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independ.
ent wireless Telegraph Company, Inc.
at New York. Bast Moriches. l. l.. and
Eastha m pton, L. L
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Todd Soccer Eleven
Beats Philadelphia

For the second time this season the
soccer eleven representing the Phila-
delphia Football Club in the American
Soccer League and leading therein. sus-
tanned a defeat yesterday in the cham
pionship game at Todd Field, Brook
national champions. notched decisive
victory by the score of goals to g.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Braves Sign Southnaw

BOSTON, Feb. 5.-The latest r.cr,;+
for the Boston Nationals is William =
"Lefty'D Anderson, Of East Roaton
Anderson has made a good showing in
semi-professional baseball and Ia 81
season pitched for the Plant Brothers'
team, of Manchester, N. H. He ;a .
southpaw 10 d
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
NcLean.Smith Golf Victors

BELLFAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb. g.
George Mclean, of Grassy Sprain, part
nered with George Smith, Of New York,
against Alex Smith, Of Shenecossett
and George Low, OF Baltusrol we're
successful to-day in four-ball match
by margin of 4 and 3. Mclean had
Il score Of rs. the best Of the four.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
nne FRIDAY

Baltic. Liverpool. Feb ! White star IAne
Orbta. southamptor Jan al. Royal Mall
George Washington. Bremen Jan a.
United States Line
Albania, Liverpool. Jan st.. .Cunard Llre
Asia. Marseilles. Jan Is. Fabre Line
city OF Savannah. Savannah. Feb T.
Ocean Co
Due Saturday
Giuseppe Verdi. Genoa Jan 81
YUcRtan, Vera Cruz. Feb t.....W Ward Line
Comsl Galveston, Fob ,...Mallory Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Marine Disasters

H.oHFOLk. Va. Feb Coast Guard
Sc;apeIzed barge reported north Of cans
hnaraes has and and is proceeding to assistance Of
.,,t on,se Wasahia, adrift l4o miles ea.t
southeast OF Cape Lookout.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Sailed Yesterday

Pu'ney 'Br). Norfolk: Perfection TOW
ing barge), Port Arthur; Chickaeaw
Bremen; Philadelphia. Baltimore; Por-
sanger 'Nor. Norfolk; Wlnnebaso (Br,,
AVonrouth; 6 Harrison Smith (Br). Port
touos, Spermina (Br). Norfolk; Wabash
New-York tribune., 1922-02-06
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-MaN information will be found
IN Travel Guide Page. Column Eight
Sail To-mOrr0r
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Fire Record

a. 81.
':'V-l4sd st; and Brook av., Bron.: 000
con auto: Joseph Monahan. Trin,ng
'''o-1o Broad st.; Cain & Weber
s:25-22l ". fremont av. Bronr. r,n'ns
Joseph Marone Trie,ro
'V'0-S+' & r. 14fth St, Bronx; un.
huoWn ............. T.iNIrr
io'oo-IS e. l01st st: Walter iudin 's
- 'so-iss Christopher st; Now York
,,.so hailways Company ..Unknown
1i'oo-sA y" 2Sth St: Anna Lennon.
P. NJ Unknown
ls;l'-ys3s Is; Southern Blvd. Bronx;
On. Edward Carron rriniro
"'o-2os p '" 18th st; Richmond
e.,r lacking Box Company Unknown
'''o-asz Cherry st.; Agnes Regetto
x.lo,7o ", o., Unknown
'so-1os Grand at; Mercer Lunch =
s:4o-l4 Duane st. pacinc Book Sn1no~n S,nda
49, ing Company ......Irnknov
'i0-a'' f. e. lS7th St. Bronx; D. s.
f'6o-+7 Avenue B; Goldstein & zw.r- err
s;2o-124 w. 3sth St, vacant lot:
,.., Wooiworth estate. unknown
lo'@0-220 West 43d st.; New York
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Buyers Coming
HlTTsEI EGlI

Eorss & F,uhl. Misc X sullivan aides
shiriwaists. llt0 B'way. OK pected Wednes
1a.. February
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City Island

BOUND SOUTH-Maravi (Br>. Preston
va Boston. for New York. to the Unitel
fru't Co. in ballast: Eosalind OBJ. Hali
'"" D 'or New York Nat.er anchored).
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Foreign Ports
Departures

LA NSE. Fes G. p m)-Rocnsm
beau (Fr), New York :"
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Reports by Wireless

BY United States Naval Service
distance Is given in miles Report, are
oeteo al noon unless otherwise epecinedl
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-08-18

proadus Thursday.
A. J. Haley of Graham precinct
wants to be county clerk. (aAv.)
oryille wstAers was cuttine grain
Ahis week for Warren Holcomb, Frank
Drees and walter Ddaleman.
Mrs. Henry Brock visited with Mrs.
lsaacs Of Buck crock this week.
=. Lee Wilson q Cache creek was
In this part Of the county Tuesday.
George Irien Who has been up
around Arvada for some time work.
ing on the public Highway, passed
here on HE way home near
|Coalwood.
owen Brock made trip to the ccun.
III seat Wednesday.
George strough ana charlie ocofield
|stopped overnight ct Glen Ames Of the
|l(cAlister ranch.
A. F. Kelly visited with r. W. Lin
ville's Sunday.
James Mon0han Of Cache creek had
|some blacksmithins done 1t Owen
Brooks Saturday.
Mrs. Mallie Daily with her two
daughters Rose and Emma, Ted VIII.
con. Mr.. and MA. Newman Daily,
|passed through here saturday on theil
way to the Yellowston park. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Anville Of Broa.
|dus were ever in this part Of the ccun.
wy chokecherrying Sunday.