davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-05-17

Mrs Walter Raymond has gone to
Denver for a visit with her relatives.
Jen Chapman spent a few u In
town this week
Mr. and Mrs n q Rumsev st.ved
- 80 g.. ~ Cammu C;,,,. danoo
u,,,;.m 80 ~
rived on WEDNESDAY evening He
&c accomnanied h., Mrs wvuor
Mrs charles Relden attended the
sammv c;r,s dorce
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Newell of Pitch
g,asts Of tbe Memoria1 Fupd dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cross left on
Monday for Hyattville but will return
Mrs. ]. Y. Smith returned from
Grass Creek Monday, after an ex-
tended visit there with relatives.
Sound is visiting Mrs. John B. Goff of
Monument Hill.
~ -" ne oupe ~
80 IN company !"
the week.
~ Aou
- ~ 10 'ony VI Dnss'
"" 'a @ oea nun' ~ d ie"
waiter fionnlan ana ms
weie . ram. 0reeh On Sa'ur-
uay. hp''ie MISS fiohniah mas not
Deen Town IN FOUR years.
mr. anu Mrs- SIMON SnSoer re-
turned on iuesuay ron an extensive
mp .niousi 'ne miuuiewest anu re-
port lhe ouoe crop promising.
b. C.. Rumsev rode down to the
ranger station from ms camp II the
mountains "here ne was on a pear
nuh., 10 learn Inc result OIL the Guy
eiecuion-
A mans vest was found and brought
" Jul ohice MS "eeh- one Oh the
poeAe.' oonu d one oeh' pDeee'
fernaps Tue owner kept lhis IN MS
pooAee " 'eh' nis cio'hes- rierce'
When Mrs I.ucille Effner movas she
takes her house with her She moved
her residence last week from the a
, 1922-05-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with car. Cord
and Fabric tires at prices below com
petitors. 800 n expenses. Hydro
Vulcan Tire Co., 1104 Michigan Ave,
Chicago.
, 1922-05-17

FOR SALE-cheap, on easy terms, so
acres irrigated land, known as the
DR.. Bennett property in the vicinity Of
Cody. Address ALL communications
to the First National Bank, Thermop-
oils, Wyoming. 6-3St4
, 1922-05-17

PLANTS-Cabbage, 81 hundred; eau
hundred; Peppers. soc doz. Twice
~transplanted Tomatoes, 81 dozen. Co
dy Green House. Phone 1872, Alta
, 1922-05-17

LOST at school-child's coat. Copen-
hagen blue. silk lined, belonging to
Elizabeth Thurston. Return TO Mrs.
II. w. Thurstou for reward. Att
, 1922-05-17

FOR SALE-Electric Shoe Shop, Co
dy, Wyo.. fully equipped modern shoe
repair shop established nine Years;
good paving business. Reasons,
health. VIII sell machinery, shoe
stock. and building, all or part. In
auire of A. Foard, 725, Cody, Wyo.
, 1922-05-17
CIdssifiedAds

PLANTS! PLANTS!! Tomato
plants $1.O0 per hundred; Cabbage
plants 75c per hundred at the Hot
Beds at the Ross Inn and Rooming
House. Also at Hot Beds at the Mar
ket Garden Ranch east of town. Cali
q. Ross, Cody. 40t2
, 1922-05-17

FOR SALE-Homestead relinquish-
ment, $40 acres good grazing land,
plenty of water, under fence. Inquire
at Enterprise. 14-40-3
, 1922-05-17

FOUND-Man's Vest. marked Geo.
Mclean, c. V. p" Owner may have
same by paying for this advertise
ment at The Enterprise. Att
, 1922-05-17

FLOWERS-Asters, soc doz; Pansies.
75c doz. Cody Green House. 41t3
, 1922-05-17

FOR SAIE-Sidway baby buggy, al
most new. SIS. Inquire at Enterprise
, 1922-05-17

wANTED-Bees. C. e. workman.
Cody. 13-40-tf.
, 1922-05-17

Wanted: Salesman: 800 and COM
mission to sell guaranteed cord and
fabric tires direct from factory at low
est prices. Goodstock Tire Co., 1106
Michigan Ave-. Chicago, Ill.
, 1922-05-17

FOR RENT-16-room house cut into
Broom apartments. Can be used for
light housekeeping. Enquire at Enter
prise or phone So. 5-3St4.
, 1922-05-17

FOR SALE-16-room house. 200-foot
front. Modern. Terms reasonable. In
quire Enterprise or phone So. 5-3st4
, 1922-05-17

FOR SALE-4S0-acre ranch on North
Fork up Bradisher creek. Fenced and
cross-fenced. Mrs. Pearl Weston. Nor
ris Ranch, Wyoming. 12-S9t4
, 1922-05-17

FORD CAR-delivery body, extras, in
good shape. Trade for horses or mules.
H. C.. ~Sandborn, Cody. 8-3Stf
, 1922-05-17

FOR RENT-3-room apartment, mod
ern. unfinished. Phone 124-W. 10
Evening star., 1922-12-17
JAZZ SEXES FAMOUS
LONDON OPERA HOUSE
Covent Garden Gives Up Dignified
Popularity, Which Had Been
Waning Since War.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON December 16.-Covent
Garden Op. ra House. which for more
than a century had been England's
premier home for grand opera has
fallen under the influence of the
modern trend toward comedy and
jazz. and shortly will open as a
musical comedy emporium. As a
grand opera house the theater has
not been a success since before the
war. The waning popularity of grand
opera in England was dealt its final
blow by the wartime intermission.
Although there have been a few at
1empts since the war to reintroduce
opera on a grand scale, they all have
been failures.
Covent Garden is not the only the
atcr that has been forced to give
up grand opera, for out Of the many
houses which in pre-war days pro-
duced opera there Is none now which
can be called London's home Of grand
opera.
The late Oscar Hammerstein's beau
tiful opera house, which failed ten
years ago. is now being used as .
movie theater. while the "Old Vic"
is now running. only light opera
Covent Garden will open in Janu-
AIRY with an American comedy, played
by George Robey. Englands premier
comedian.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
BODY OF DOG SENT TO
FRENCH FOREIGN OFFICE
Diplomatic Valise Used to Insure
Delivery of Queer
Parcel.

PARIS, December 1s-'rhe body OF
Q dog that came to the French foreign
office in a diplomatic valisle from some
terder-hearted representative abroad
has stirred up a discussion which has
subjected this time-honored method
of dispatch carving to wide con,mena
The diplomatic valise started as
. pouch in which highly confidential
reports too important to be risked in
the mails or transmitted by cipher
telegraph were sent by courier. The
pouch became a valise and then fire.
Guently trunk and now. says one
critic, ''it sometimes assumes the
proportion of Il special car and who
knows when it will be a special
train"
Such general use has been made of
this diplomatic valises immunity
from customs that at the Quai D'Orsa y
a large hall is utilized for handling
this business. The room is described
as fitted like a freight terminal with
a good-sized staff Of freight handlers.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
ARMY POST NAME CHANGED.

Secretary Weeks has changed the
name of the post OF Columbus Bar
racks. Ohio. to Fort Hayes, Ohio"
in honor Of Rutherford b. Hayes,
nineteenth president of the United
States. who died at Fremont, Ohio,
dAauary u, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

Edward Luckenbach. Seattle, IL NJ,
3bth at, II >lyn
Corneua, sar Juan. Il M......s7. R'klyn
Ponce san Juan, /. M......36 36, R'klyn
Tsseouibo, Valparaiso. IL M.......ic. N Il
Bridgetown. 81 Thomas, l2 M......44. r
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda, II AM o5. r
Rosslind ST John. II AM Java st. B' klyn
Tooa, Port Limon, II AM .........9. " r.
Mary. Sauto Domingo CITY. IL NJ.
81. r. kyn
Orizaba Havana. II AM .,.........13. u II
Clan buchanan Buenos Ayres II AN --
Sail Monday
Crastor Hall Csllao rM....,.2o, B'kyn
Capto. Lisbon, PM,..,... 3lst st. b klyn
Soil Tuesday
Mauritania. SOUTHAMPTON. - .si, y r
sail Wednesday
Polonia panztg, rM......6 Bush Docks
Western World (new), Bucnos Ayrcs
PM 3. Hobokon
Socrates. Rio de Janciro. Ii AM.
IA. Hobokcn
Tivivcs, Cartagena. la M......'...o. n II
President Van Uuren, London PM.
4. Hobok on
sail Thursday. May I8
Carmania. Liverpool. 1a NJ ..,...bt y II
Wuorttemberg, Hamburg, i? NJ Sc, u r
Colombo, Palermo. / PM M........9 90 \ X
Oscar II, thristiania. | FM
i'th ST Hoboken
Snil Friday. May 10
StaNangoifjord. Bergen, | PM
30th 81. i>lyn
Munarsc Nassau. . PM. ., Il Il
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Arrived Yesterdav

olympic oBr>. southampton and Cher
o.urg May 3, to the White star Line with
SO FIRST. 1876 second cabin. l.7 third class,
pass, mails and mdse; Pier So n
Marshall ,Nor' Sasus April 30. Havana
Nay Nay 3 TO Vest India 60 with sugar
Fer (, American Docks s l.
Lehish' Seattle Mar 81 Vancouver April
= Grays Harbor -. San Francisco 10 san
r@@T@ To-i -. ,Tistoba' 2s phiiadelphia May 9
indse Pier 4. Army Base. BhIyn
rort Hsmilton tBr) Bermuda May s. to
rlaits and Ndsc; Pier G5 \ r
'lmon. FORT Limon MAJ = Norfol'5 s
~ rio ni,ed Fruit Co with pass and ,ndse
Lake Ga'steo. Ctenfuesos April Is. Man
5anillo 2'. Guantanamo Nay 3 10 n = 8
p.I',.. wa Mail Co with ndse; Pi.r IS,
Gaffncy. Palermo April %; to A - R,,,
4 60 with mdse; Pier %. p.kIvn u SUI
rr"s Van Buren, (cx old North sta,e,
~ Lond"n and Cherbours April so: TO Z s
H?OoSfa j ,- PASS ''''''s and md''' F'er
v kit,ery. Hampton Roads May 8;
Lake Giboa brunswick Nav q. .. r,,,
Line with mdse; pier 4 \ r ~ N'yoe
v.,,n in"'soy, Havana May 5 TO Muneon Limo
WIN ndse; anchored of Liberty ''
Edward Munich. Matanza. Apr ~ ph,,.
H'dss hso.s anghoEed q OF Liberty A'''' with
Haas,eea petToieu6i tTohs ramP'G9 H[, MAY s. to
anchored off mpkinsviiIe 5 Wv on
N"h :Nof): Fuayauuil Apr s. Mania 10
~ llsLaidas ~ Tonaco l6. Ruenaven,ura
-. Cr's,obal -, Porto Colombia 30 Kines
Ton May .. st AIMS Bay 5. TO Cs-ihbna'
SSnappihg - with mdse; Pier :. Empress
r. Bayonne, Philadelphia Mayo .; to Vacuum,
o'5 or,0.s r0, "i'h NJ OIL BBsyonne. \ J.
trgit Pier 10. f r. N'' O'' WIZ"
Iroubadour tNor). Buenos Ayres Aor
Santos IS. Rio de Janeiro 20. Trinidad Ma.
y ktyn. e' 'ei -
Evelyn. Booa Grande MAY 5: 10 4 II p,,,
- with ndse; Cartcrct. y j
western World. Baltimore Nav q. -
Mnnson Line, in ballast. Pier 3. Hohoksn,
L Denver. Hampton Roads Ma 0.
of lS2d st. Il. -
American. Seattle Apr San Fran ,xco
- San Pedro 10. Colon May ! 70 Urited
american Line. with rudse: Pier 6 Bush
DocAs. B'klyn.
samuel . Brown. IT l.ooos >tsr ?: 20
Tifowatcr oil Co. with oil ln -de-
water. y j
Sch5r Purnen r White KNscnny. Gs.
with mdse; anchored off Red Hook Flate
u Nlyn.
schr Robert I. B~an. Jacksonville May 4.
10 J \ Elliott &, Co y,3th ndse; anchored
OF Red HOOK Flats. Rklyn
Edward I.uckenbach. Boston
Tuscan NorfolH
Tiger tNor), Bergen, TO r L Hague n
bailss-
,faddesuo. CardiN via Boston and sailed
ye,tercay Pawnee. Baltimore; Rebcr;
poic.ar %orlo!k.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Shipping Board
Finds Shortage
Of US. .Sealnen
Opening of Great Lakes TO
Navigation Draws Marine
Workers From Coast With
20 Per Cent Higher Wage
Pay Rising on Ship Lines
Building Boom Also Takes
Labor Away From Sea, Is
Report of Capt. IL. Evans

For the first time in many month s
tne Sea Service Bureau of the Ship
ping Board reports that there is now a
definite shortage of scamen at coast
ports. Captain I. l.. Evans. director Of
the bureau, said that the opening OF
navigation on the Great Lakes. and
also the revival Of other industries,
especially the building trades, had
drawn labor away from the sea. The
monthly summary of the bureau
showed that SIS per cent Of the men
placed IN April were American citizens,
compared with about 81 per cent in
March
Captain Evans said that while there
are opportunities for foreign scamen
OIL American vessels, the need is great
cSt for Americans. He announced that
,he latter would be welcomed at the
employment Offices at 81 Greenwich
Street.
The exodus Of sesmen to Great
LAKES ports, it is raid. is accelerated
by wages averaging 20 per cent more
than q. coast ports. Between $4,000
and $4,000 me- arc employed on the
lskes during the open season. The
building boom throughout the country
has affected the shipping companies AS
we'll as the shipyards. Both report a
shortage Of carpenters, woodVorkers
and painters
One effect OF the present shortage,
aptain Evans said, was a gradual in
'reaSe in the wages paid to seamcn.
those companies which have been sign
ns on Crows below the official scale
rublished by the Shipping Board and
he American Steamship Owners AS
ociation now find that they must bid
higher. and the tendency is to approach
nc regular level. The board pays $50
month for able seamen and the ship
nners pay S475O.
The monthly summary made public
esterday showed 6.613 officers and
'en placed in April. a net loss Of 175.
ho decrease was said to bn due TO
mailer turnover. OF this number IA
Gro deck officers and 203 engineer Of
Gers. Placements at New YORK. where
ne shortage is now greatest. Increased
q during the month Norfolk showed
1" largest decline, with 27l fewer men
rploVed.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Passenger Ships Due

Sor11e, San Juan May s 10 / & Army
Transport Service with mails. vill dori,
Bklyn
Casias IBras'; Rio - Janeiro Arrl "a:
70 Lloyd Rra.ilciro With mails is oxpected
(42d sb ''
ru1i Ti.tyes K,nsstor Ma s; to United
afternoon at Fer i5. Z r CMaidcn Lanel.
Due Tomorrow
Maurrtsn's (Rr). Southa,np,or MAJ.
to Cunard S CO with mails is o,nec,ed
10 dock forenoon at rier a. \ i tWcst
ManYei calro (sr). Hayann May :; to
pccted 70 dock forenoon at Pier s z Y
(Old Slip).
Po'onta tpanl. Copcnhsscn April IS: TO
East As'atc Co with inaifs; is expect
ed to dock about noon at Pier s Bush
Guiana CBr>. ST Thomas May 6, to Fur-
ness. witty with mails viii dock after
noon at ri1r "a. n.klyn.
Antonio Lopez tSp). CadiA April 20: to
Spanish Royal Mali l.,ns with mails i,
expected to dock afternoon at Pier s. L I;
Csrmnnia fpro ldoerpoo, Mav = 20
Cunard s co with malls; is expected t.
deck late afternoon at Pier 50, y II ,Wcs;
Agonqun. Santr Domingo May : to
dock forenoon at pier "a uklyn.
Due saturday
Reliance fneuN 1}ar,hur~ .i., g..
United Amarican r5ne@ r.;th r,sfIs =
PT:esa PTss, 80 q9GH forenoon at ''er S' X
AmArics Ers,,,a, Ma. o.. IN = .,.,
vii, yr,,ia 10 oxn.,,a1' 70 ,,l, - +.'"' ~
81 I,er I1ohoLfn
RyHdan, ilT"1,' lD",T 7o,.orda,,, Mo-. .. g..
IIolia1', A,ncrir. i've ,.ith ro,,e
,a.t"5 ., 4no l'f WIZ l"a eM
:, uobchnn ''0'i '''' ''h
,ymar,.nr,hura ,r,o-, 1,a,.,..- ....., 49,
TO ntof sG9T ,na mamDgTs apr a.;
expected TO dock forenoon pt pier s6 y
'West 45th 50
la HourdcAnais orr: H@Nro My 3: to
aook lats a'trrnoon or early Sunday at
l'1r -. y w est 3+th 50
. Lah'e Nienlcrl tif} Genoa April %. to
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

srhodeck. Lenstrom: Bordeaux and st
Nazaire; Cosmopolitan Line.
Egremom Castle tprl. Cam. yoisohona.
Kobe via NorfoIS and Panama Canal; Bur
schr Annabel Cameron tBr,. Lohnes
halifax; Cumartir & CO.
Naiaeia 1Br). Doyle. London. Cunard
Nur'a (sp,. cofrarsa; pnbao and SAN
'ander; Garcia & uiaz.
As~ilase, Cornehl: RI Lobos; &
Gustavsholm tsw,. Johuson: cothonburg
Mslno and Stockholm: Furness. Witty.
Wstwera tBr>. Kiogg: London via Bos-
tor Atlantic Transport Line.
Jaiapa. Johanncsscu: Alsicrs and Val
eta: United American Linz.
Robert Dollar tbr). Kerr: Yokohama
Kobe Via Panama Canal, Norfoik and san
Frarctsoo: Dollar s s Co
Robert Dollar tRr>, Kerr: Msrseilles to
Norfolk aud San Francisco; Dollar S S co.
CoinaL Curry; Galveston Via Key West;
Mallory Line.
Lake stirling. whitehurst, nichmond.
Richmond & s s Co
Jefferson. Horsley: Norfolk: Old pomin-
ion transportation Co.
FL orente. Dclahanty; Galveston; South
crn Pacific Co
El Islco. Neville. New Orleans: Southern
Pacific Co
President Polk schoneld. baltimore. L
Line
vsrdulia (Br,, rownlcy; Philadelphia,
Cunard Line.
Montgomery City. Redmond; San Diego.
Los Angeles Via Panama Cenals: Isth-
milan Line.
vls,ua panz). Heucr; Tanp;ca, Eobt
l. Hague.
ranuco. Te,te; ru-rta Tarata; 6
Noun, Clinton, Service, Hamburg. Unit
ed American Line.
MeAico, Jones. Havana aud prcsreso.
& Cuban Mail Gtuo
Madaquet Peterson; Cardiff. Avonmouth
ana bristol via Boston; II Winchester.
Rosalini orr. Mitchell; Haitian Via 81
70 RI inr e. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

1891, ~ 'H' N''S 'e"i''c' Dd'-
Houston: Marnc. Galveston, g. Idsrsr
Gn'nt" ~ort 81 1ohn "a usttr,ra ,hn
Norf,,k orn,y 'No'}' - '0"''' y o D. has''hss'
''ql NApLEs. Nav 5-sinslnaws. ph,,ade,.
-htar Er.,,a % M,r,, i.nt ~ - ~ 80 'r"e' 60,
fa1nes nru Nay New
rr,aane. irourni' ~, ~ Gr,oo,,r
West ins.>,p NV YORK. We Vest 0rieIn5 Kebar
},oston 1'
Si'1r 1,pp ,,o,, : r.t<, ,,id D,.;
more. Gaiilno lsr> New. vo~l,. lnn
donier (l2clcl. New York; q Zocinnd fEri
%ew- Yorl, - " -
GENOA. Ma 6-Ou!stconck. Galveston
IaN,lifrC, Nav - lc,,C,1o ,T,,l T,ai
ti,norc: =: Ne ny miami Cswed,. Gaivcston D''
UI'Il VA XIV, 7-Nlinncora Savan,ab
TuAM nsliNTEN. &n% ;' s|No% " |.1rrna Jerssn n
:Ti PLTM"uT1H. T5'9fF1 May s-rresiden, Adams,
New rorL for london tani Droceedod( ~
CH1FEoUEc., Kay g~oropesa ,isr,
New TorI, for Hamburg cana procseea1I =
CoPENuAGEN,.' iay '"i-D 5He(ljg te NJ y'oe93 0lay
IDau). Ncv York
KOBE May r-Nara mara (jap,.
Seattle for iIorgkous
AIExANDRij'N. vi Tiay g. ne.keabar,
(J2rt T3aItiuaore ~
sHAs<GHAI. May s--cslepcs Maru
,Irls1. Now Orleans Cor calcrtt, Sb;,,v0
Maru (jnp,. san Francisco Tor i4onrKonr'
AI.ENANnNt ETA. May Riler
orunt.s tT3r) New York
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

DUc To-day
Weasel. Port Agency
CapilIo. Buenos AyIes, April o
bronte. Bahia, Ap~il el..LaInport 4 Holt
A'P'de de.nh1s hInse' hefh' Arri -; via Phila-
Ajax, Fort Said April s9 asn''s N1[hb noo,b CO CO
Tarantia. Glasgow. April 20. .Cunard CO
''o'r' rotterdam. April rs.
Janus Marseies April 25 Three Star Lins 1in
quebec City London, April 25.
s Navigation Co
Due To. morrow
1nnoko Rotterdam April 2s.
Rlack Diamond s Corp
Amelia Port Antonio, May 5
concho. Galveston May '''M.'T Msory fo1' 1jnsa oo
El Vale. Galveston May SO Pacific CO
Due Saturday
Casconier, birmingham. April 97
Port MacGutre. London, April 80. Gu - ~
Cunard Line
Due sunday
Cape May. Melbourne. April
Eastern Tempest Dublin. Aprii -. '''''''
c,.o Moore q Mccormack 6 Co
"est"ego. Barrow, April go
n nj smith { Co
Due Monday
Eastern Leader. ,Iul: April 90
J II Winchester & Co
KsthiamoA' Port Said. Apri is yln boston,
Saba ie. Gibraltar. May 2 Export s $ Corp
RIO Graude. Nalparaiao Apr;l g.
Stray Corp
Due Tuesday
Ha!c Moon. Gibraltar. Ma,
United American Lines
Jjecona. Measins,. Aprn IS y II Buli q CO
Msartcnsdijk, Colombo April u.
Funch. Edge g. Co
Wckika. pristol. Aqril 81.
II Winchester & CO
Due Wednesday
CITY of Eureka, Lisbon, April q,
Mallory Transport Lines
Aladdin Chvistiania, April 90
Standard OH Co
Due Thursday
Maine, London, MAY 6.
Atlantic TranspoY. Line
Edgar Luckenbach, San Pedro, April -,
pennsyl, ,anian. Seattle. April Is, '''''''
United American Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

BORDEAUX. May sBast Side, Phila
deIpha
GIBRALTAR, May 5--Storborg (Nor).
United staten
HAMBURG. May 4-Titan (Fr). Port
Arthur, Tex; S. Atlantic Sun, Sabine
HANRN May 6---Lafsyctte Fr). New
York: Hudson UTr). New York.
SYDNEY w. May 6--Waiota pu
tBr,, Vancouver.
ROTTERDAM. May T--Aldebaran tDu).
Baltimore; Saxolrine tBr). Baton Rouge
SoUTNAMPTON, May 1o--Majostlc fBr).
Ncw York
COLOMBO. May knight Tenplar
tBD Nrom Manila. eto), Now Yor:
YOKOHAMA, May s--Siberian Maru
tJap) 0rom lIorEkous), San Francisco
AVONMOUT1L May ofsoIacia t3r).
Now Orleans.
Valparaiso. May 1o---Sants elisa.
New York.
RIO de JANE1RO. May 1o-sac Guy
from Duonoa Ayres and Ssntos). New
Orleans.
BREMEN. May 10 --- roninsular state
Now York Via Southampton
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
sailed Yesterday

Frarce I'd Havre via Plymouth
Eosrno lSr> Genoa; stephen r Jones.
Norfolk. Annie Sofa Norl. Ca!denas
YorcI To- Bremen: Marengo (Br>, F!ul,
via st John GARLIC, Kingston and Cr.-to-
bal: Mesaba (Br). London; Conlal Gal
res e': Santa Ana. San Francisco Ma
= ma Canal; Lake Stirling Richmond:
) Hsnry tFr). Marseilles. Nu7ia tSp)
B,-as9 Macs bi fB-). -: Jefferson Nor
folk: Latvia DAM. L!bau; Agw,IaAe
Port l. DOS: Coas; wise. Norfolk: Heige
pDsn' i5arsna; Bryntawe fBr). Gibraltar
,'rest5eGt Polk. Baltimore. El Isleo, New
or aaus r Orient. Galveston; Jalapa Al
E!ers a s'ta. etc, France tFr) Hsvrc via
Plyls.1 uth City OF Lucknow tBr). Aiexsn-
c-.s. .-7rt Said. etc; Moorish Prince (Br),
Eahodate via Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
tRy L. s. Hydrogtaphic Orice)
No''h Atlantic Occnn-On tho America

'hy ~ >. ltydroEiaphiC OfiCD
Moth Atlantic Ocrnn-On tho Amoricar
(Onst
Ihc following obstructions were rcportod
M|N lat 40 ot lon 50 56 red buoy
marked A'-Lako Arrow, probably Same
buoy reported b. tho Wells Clty April an
in lat 20 oS Ion 50 20, and by the scho-
dack May ,. in lat 40 o. Ion 81 70. Mo-.
p lat "a SO Ion - Is, object rceomb,inr
drifting mine
Ice b's be"n reported as rolIowa Nav =
ON VOYAGE from Louisbury - 8 tovnrd
montreal encountered heavy field leo
Which offended northpard az far an co,Id
DC soen from !. line joining tho follouInr
POSITIONS: Cape Breton to lat IS =. Ion
so o. to lat 80 42 Ion SOL thencs IN
Iht 10 50 ION 5S -. From the latter posi-
ton steamed through open field and .Ioh
ice to lat a5 SO lon SIS Is; themes r. so TO-
91 50 ION a8 A.. met heavy field iro
Skirtpd this to lat h6 90 Ion Sc "A ar,or
"hich steamed through opeu field ,rn -,
lat 41 o3 Ion 6S SO whon course vac -, "
wv degrees and no more ice socnr r,a.
dian Volunteer va -"
international Ice ratrol Service
II" following was received f~o,n +. G
oHs' e'uarJ cutter Tampa. May d roej
'on int !! 30 Ion IS 60 foCgy Searrbad
NitlI"IS OF lat ~ 50 Ion IS % for berg.
~ por,en ~. no evidence; believe report
IN error southern ice limit, LAT 40 9o
ocl"eer ION ~ and 5i Field icc, south
INV, ia, - lon a to lat 80 ion &.
MANY bergs from, Ion IS so TO 81 he,,,,,n
lat IS and IS ' - rNlNtcH
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
American Ports

clharlotc lBr>, nio 1ancIro, nassa CHr>.
pico Spilshy tRr>, kalmar and Malmo.
Nildfus tNor). FORK Maria
BOSTON. May lo-":rived sonevand
nuenos Ayres nnd Havana. cotopaNL
Galveston, AEwIhavrc, Port Lobos; Lake
Str, mon. JaGltsonrills and Charleston
cas- Cnr). rnmpico; Grecian. Philadcl phia :.
Meltonien Cnr). rhlladslphla: Nlngohow
'Bp. Now York. Eagle, Pacihc Const
four athD. '''''''
cHARLEsTON, s c. Nav lo-Arrivod
West Caddo. Fernandina; Orleans, Ham
GAINUsToN, May 1o-Arrlvcd: G 4
Canneld. Tamrico; Munrlace, Tsnpico
phia. Sailed W o Teaglo. New York ,
Federal. Iavrc; El Occdente. New York
West kedron, Genoa: Wordcn tNicl From.
terra lerler Morch tDnu). Frederick sha-
Ven
HAIlFAN. \ $. May Arrived 20
yorpD: Andalusie cswcd), New York
Tlse Hugo Stiunos 'Ger>, New Orleans
sohr NJ Magla y 1'GTos " r, IRr, rorla"d Me-
Torsian, Phila delphia VIA savannah; Lake
barge Anamsha New York Gn tow>'
yia Savannah; Governor cobb, Key West;
lItnrator, Los Angeles VIA Savannah :;
MONTREAL, Nav lo-ArriNcd Poland
CRrl. Rromcu; Ncrvicr tDr>, Baltimore; ;
Timavo O,an. Nortolit Sailed Canadian
NORFOLK. MAY Arrived: SaEoland
rswed). charles,on, rilen Littlo lschr>,
New York; Aivarad9 Rrl, Baitn1ors !;
GAlN"ston; 1Ian"en, pottland, Nc: West
Naximus, Ral,noorc so.weil's Point. y y:
Politician Csr), san rrarrcisco Giovanna
Tloiio Ut, Philadelphia; American Press,
Cardin; foastw'se. New York; Ahsecon.
Nsw Ensland. Eucland CNor). Barcelona.
saIl.d. Hector O7r>. London; Freeman,
Nv EnEisnd, Bolita (Nor) Kingston; {;
ruhoro, Raltimore; Cour'ney llonrk
Eyley) New England lIalgiord (Nor,,
Curacao, Sitobcndo tDb; Dutch East In
ton; Cris'obal. Crlstobal RlaAely, phila-
NEW ORLEANS. Fort Esde May to
Arrived. Canada Naru tJan> IHo de
low. Rotterdam; Mongolin tSvo,,N cuba :;
$hannonnean~ 'nr) l.as r"IpeS Sn,leh
r .>ts. .''o''oia tSveG) Sabine; Lake Fair
port Mobile, Louisiana. Preston, quinn
'...;. c.'ounp. Pr, ,'orts7: Topils Calves.
ton. Vacuum, T'vas City; Noro GIoad),
NEWPORT NUvs. May Arrived
Rlafely. Fh'adelphia echr Cuuy sart
IA y u t, \ = y ~, -, ris.oral NAY
ro,,i ,rasf' ''>F w 10 r ios or
4 ~ it's
'"-a"n ~ .N' 80. - ~, -,
-. 1l'7 'i,A' - " COZ
SO, Us ,'y,g - ~ !Gs 'N"S ,..,
: D. - i'r' - '''N M"f Nff lN"d
H'lI'' my I>eI ,. .Ifr g.n. W 1y, An'on.o
'.E'' >. "'.' u" .HSt'''+ >I"'P INK rn'-
MI,terp - So l"r< AM urc"' I'ort@ Etco
forae schs Rachel W Stevens. Jackson
.'.T'f :, rous g. 'Ee" ,'., orh'
~ - 80" ~ 'rieh' 'ot' l'oO0S. ',i''p't'
i'F, Nr'.'ur l."uh ,Nnr 'o,' NoN|n'o
l'"to.r' i. ',fa'' tor' ,,"nos, ,oaan wa
w VIZ MTN!nek"I \oI' No''rI'I y, Mary
~, "la a,' 2 no o' =. ''anNg
FtNl AK ~ r.. rA, My 70 Arrived
T,rIi ''I' MI sd"Iuh'a Sa'Icd Hnron
.''+' 'i''' 'uu,i y A,neLi'"' = ~ 'yui .
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Notice to Mariners

NY Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofIIcc)
Fort Maitland Light. s. on outer end
nl the western hreakwater in lat - "a o5
\ ION bb oo 50 W. WIN be changed from
liked red to fixed white
str Rihera fRr) reports March - a
whistle buoy was established = miles ofr
tn" northwe3tcrn end OF san Lortnzo
Island. Callao Peru.
str Cather'n" tAm) reports April II SAN
lenro DO Macur's Light in lnt is c6 n ion
50 " 80 W. waa showing fixed white in .
atcad Of flashing