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New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Arrived Yesterday

VIM NJ Turper Cayenne Feb 5 Psra
marieo. Feb To- Trinidad. Feb - to the
Clyde Co. With mdse Pier. - Il.
white Star The in ballast; Picr ST. y r
g Harrison smith. Port Lobos. Feo s ls +.
anchored of TornpKinsvile S |.
Homeric OBJ. eeuthainpton { Cher
class passengers mails and mdse; Pier %,
Mungaro. Nassau, Feb q; to the Nun;
son Lima: with 81 passenger. mails and
Lake Fernando Havana. Feb Is; rhna-
delphia. Feb 22 TO tho New York Cuha
Novian (Br). Manchester Feb :; 20 the
White Star Line, with mdse; Pier 6s,
Lase Florsyis;a' Msnssn;Io;; Tr'e -
With ndse anchored oN Liberty.
Thomas Kras tNor) Bueros Ayres. Ism
p: st I.uria, Feb Is. TO Ostervold & Co.
with quebrscho wood Freeman ST, Brook
scythia OBJ. Liverpool. Feb II; Hall
fax Feb 2e 20 the Cunard S Co. with
mdse. PIER q, \ r.
Cissy lNor). Manzanillo. Feb y. TO the
New York & cuba Mail Co. with sugar.
anchored of Liberty
Anna soae (So7(, Nuevitas. Feb 1s' 70
the Munson Line. with n'dse
Mongolia ,swcd) Cardonas Feb IS. TO
tho Atlantic Fruit Co with mdse; anchored
~ Liberty.
land '9'G Ns' rc6 N2 as to the Ss"
can line. with mdsc. 3Oth st. Brooklyn
Texan. Liverpool, Feb l; Phils phia,
Feb 29; to the United American Lines
with mdse. in transit: Pier 3. Rush Docks
cane Roman. Grays Harbor Jan 30: 4:
Pacific S Co with ndsc Pier 81. y r.
Orduna (Rr), Hamburg, Feb II South
sfnpton. Feb - to Royal Mall steam
third class pass, mails and mdsc; Pier 81,
y r.
Minnequa. Valparaiso, Jan ls; Whining
Glenpool. Port Arthur. Feb Is; to Robert
J. Hague, with oil; anchored off Tomp-
Husuenot. returned hence for TT I.obos
"a McAllistcr Bros, anchored Off Tomp-
Henry Mallory. Galveston. Feb "a; to
Mallory S Co; with pass and mdse, Pier
IS r.
Bowes Castle eBr>, Hong Kong. Dec S,
Jan 10: AlGiers. Feb 8; Boston. Feb %
with mdse; anchored in Quarantine.
Wilfaro. Philadelphia, Feb 80; to the
Williams Co. with mdse anchored il
schr charles N struyen. Jacksonvillc.
anchored off Red Hook Flats. B<lyn.
Schr Dorothy. Jacksonville. Feb 10; to
the Southern Pacific CO. with mdse; Pier
AZ, y X.
El Es,ero. New Orleans. Feb 1s: to the
Southern Pacific Co; with mdse; Pier As
n X.
CITY Of Columbus, Savannah. Feb 81; to
the Ocean Co: with pass and mdse :,
Pier 55. \ r
El SOL Galveston. Feb ls to the south
ern Pacific Co; with mdse, Pier ~. r.
Lake Arthur. Richmond, FEB %; TO thN
Richmond 6 Co: with nldse; Pier
46 r r
Philadelphia. baltimore, Feb 22 to the
Clyde S S Co; with lndse Tier a. \ r
Feb 1s: Tampa. - to the Mallory S
Co with pass and mdse; anchored off
Weeha vixen.
South American. Havana for Pevth Am
boy.
Delaware (Br). LIVERPOOL
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Navy Orders
From The T-,bune's Washington

From The Trbunes Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON. Feb 24-Navy orders
Issued to-day follow.
Twining. Rear Adj. n. c. to WASHINGTON.
Cox, Com @. L., to Washington
Smith. 1t. Com. }. d. TO Pacific feet
Sherley. 1t. b. H. to FhuadeIphia.
Higgins, Lit CD 81. P to L. S s
Flor!da.
s,eysns. Ems. G. c. TO I. S. S. Ashevne.
Webb. Ems. e. H.. TO L. 5. s Asheville
Weber Capt. f. ". F, to San Diego
SSehlow, 1t. W. W. to Washington
S.unson. It, {. w. to L. S s Wright
Davis, 1t J. w, resigned.
Marshall, 1t. J. r. TO L. s s Vega
Whiteside, 1t. Il. L.. to New York
beouette, Lit j. c.. to L. S S. Reina Mer-
cedes
Guilmetts, 1t. H, to L S. S. Denebola.
Lund, 1t. W. E, to Norfolk.
schnotala. Lit T. Nj, to L. s s Melville
Miller, 1t. r V, TO New London
Chester. Oh Bosn. +. r., to L. S. s Black
Hawk
Cole. Bosn +. A, to I. s s. Lykens.
Hengst. Mach. A, to New York
PeckhaT Mach. j. A. to L s s Relief
Nung, Mach II. Il. to L. :. s Camden
weaver. Mach G. w, 10 L 8 s Relief
Knowles Ch. Pharrn II. T., to Portsmouth
Crtolan. Oh. Pharm J. A, 10 Hampton
Roads.
Stewart. Ch. Pharm. r A.. to New York.
Mclean. Pharm \. H. to Washington
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25

Birkenhead So n Jupiter Feb q.
Castletown 80 S Jupiter Feb "a
Centennial State 979 + Ambrose E.h q.
Ciincho off Hillsboro FEB a.
Chickamsuga "a s Jupiter Feb a.
delaware 230 E Ambrose Feb a.
Devolente 147 y Hatteras Feb "a
Eastern Crown 1876 Cape Henry Foh %
Eastern Dawn 867 q Cape Henly Feb "a
Ecuador $50 8 Baltimore Feb a.
Edith 2ss Scotland Feb "a
Elkhorn 4eo e Cape Henry Feb "a
Federal 60 n Jupiter Feb -.
Eelx Taussig 47 NE Cape Henry Feb "a
Franklin \ Jupiter Feb ~ -
Fred " Weller So 5 Jupiter Feb "a
Gen Geo W Goethals 206 S Scotland Fab "a
george Washington LAT "a 81 lon 1s os
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Says Prosperity Will See
transportation Famine

PITTSBURGH, Feb 24.-Colonel !.
A. McRea, president, in charge of
the central region of the Pennsylvania
system, to-day in an address before
the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce.
declared that in the event of sudden
return to business prosperity the
r'ttsburgh manufacturing district and
the rest Of the country would face ons
Of the worst transportation famines IN
history. -
- DO you fully appreciate" asked
Colonel McRea. that the railroads a1e
now standing still as far as expansion
to meet the inevitable condition Of the
future is concerned?"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AVN
SHIPMASTFRS

=, ne ne Tribune publishes daily reports
OF me positions Of merchant vessels 70.
{ceived through the United STATE, Navsl
CornmIunicstlon ,eIu Service. shipmasters Of
o,,s vssls wllh radio apparatus may, with
out chaTge report their CTR) noon
posieions IsS,o through the following naval u
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Me. totterc1iffs.es nfa.es
APE Hatteras n. C; Jupiter. Fla:
NY West Fla. New Orleans. La
Ihese position (TR) reports shouId
, be addressed only to the radio sts}inn 'sGE,n
Salled, and they viii be forwarded 70
New York It is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they NAV
De received in time for publication
=. Position reports can also be aer+
ent enf01sh 19irafa tn. stations Of the lndepend
at al New York, East Moriches, l.. ! and
The Radio Corporation of Aner,ca
VIII receive position reports oi thronsh lca
{3s 5W 9 cf0llowing y, IL stations Cape Cod
New S~ r.o1don ~, siasconset. cns Mass. (w cJ.
May. New York City wv W. ''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
japanese Line Wins Su;,

ne jlagment for s778.854 sv.,...
'ae 1osni ~ "a Ysmamoto So.s..'. Ss,-ss
agai7st tae France and Canada 's..1' c...S
ssn'p TO, Id. 7as narnsed ye.t..s.- go.
by the Appe ate D.v.sio, of ~ s..'Ss "a
preme Coart Tts mss-- ~. 'es 81
'erdanf. Tao chartered from the ai,i-
TT steam rIp BE-. onging % -ns f'f.,' l..
@aese goFer mont ngst 1av is vsir,
due 10 80 loss ~ = German sgbm.r-.
during the var. !. e. Han. IS st+or
rey Tor ne pa 7.T and c. C. WI,
for the defe1dar-. '''''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Army Orders

nom The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Army orders
issued to-day folloY:
Engineers
Rord, Capt. a. H.. to Juneau
Ward, Capt. c. S. to Camp Lewis
Infantry
Round, Lit. r. r.. to Camp Knox.
l.ehr, Lit. II. W., to Walter Read Hospital
Ferrin, Capt c. s.. to United States.
Cavalry
johnson. Major H. b.. to Walter Reed
Hospital.
Dagley. Major II. c., to Cincinnati
Donne!ly Lit Col. j. r, to Fort San
Houston.
Quartermaster Corps
GOWN. 1T. Col w B., to Walter Reee
. Hospital
gallagher. Col. II. j.. to Walter Reet
Hospital.
Ordnance Department
Taylor Major r.. to Walter Reed Hospital
Long. Capt. j. A.. to Fort Banks
Miscellaneous
Retnhard. Capt j. j., +. A, to Fort Sill.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Captain Found Shot Dead;
Grew Suspected of Nutin,

MOBILE, Ala Feb. II Captain Jo-
seph y. Chute, master Of the four
masted British schooner Lewis Broth
ers, found dead aboard his shin. vas
shot four times and was evidently
killed during mutiny on the snip, ac-
cording to local agents Of the vessel.
who stated today they had been 30 n
formed by the British Consul at Key
West where the schooner and crew arc
row held pending An Investigation.
The Lewis Brothers was found float
ing helpless in the Fiorica Straits with
the master dead and no one on boa rd
able 70 navigate the ship. The schooner
was towed to port by passing steamer
Her last cargo was lumber. loaded re-
ccMtly out Of PensacoLa for Snaln.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Winchester Loss SI.I65,OM

Inc \ Nl7snester Company -epo--s.
an operating loss for re vesr erss,
Decem Der 81 81 Sll55 600. con1s-..
WITH net earRings u sl.500708 IN 4.
preceding year. Sales -ota.ed sl3lss
100, against >ls.9+2010 n 1926. J,
port sales were r per cent OF .h0s
IN 1920. ard domestic sales - Ue- cs-
OF tnose 2 the preeed Y vesr. Con
parable sa-es - reta.i stores in Jam
airy. 1872. nave beer eho4- 80 oer ~,
ii excess CT sa-es n janaary ot .ar
ve4r
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
. ',onnor TakesIIn
FAY Contract With
Longgshoremeo
Present Agreement Fxn;
%" April !; Renewal re- e..
pe"'cd; Many More y.s ="
sels Ready for Oner.,:e .es'

Extension of tic wsgo c,..
the longsboremcn for a,o4s Se' Wit
months will oo discussed to-d,s ss' 81 II
y O'Connor. vice chairman - 10y y T
ping Board. with reprosonfst... ..e Shy
managing agen.s be sa,s ,... q 'a'
Iae present agreement expires =. .'.''s !.
/. and any change in the r... VI h'r
requires thirty days no+,oo o. pay
side Long shorsmen now ~. =" either
cents an hour and 90 cents =. D''a 81
overtime. q" hon'
Mr.. o'connor sad that ~
was contemplated, So far 's''f''r
aware. and predicted that n. nv o' mas
seaie would be continued. Ts..s s'a'''s
been reports recently that ,lefe have
tors would sees deorea,. '"e opera
about further trancs,~a1. 70 bring
ating costs inder the rn' IN oper
ing agreement made ~ ~. steYsdog-
'' nDara - 1os 'perators are paid d'.'po,n2 f
sum Tor ne YORK. Any cgs von,1 1Ssa
~ stl- = % If Std ~
agents. managing
TIE long ho.enso have .ass,
ceffed action . oppose f,rts. -Jsn 10 cor
tions. but DC ARE thu, .. .susr redUt
wages give tae0 barely sr IT, pfeser-
said toat most n .ae men Ing. II S.
employment aore than ore.,s'5 70 ,oe aav'
one quarter ~ tte tine ''"'la O.
commiss 'oner o.coHnor sad v.,...
day tnat ta"re rad beer 2 49,. ies'e'-
pfovemeat ir piping IN sbs 10 10 m
wee 6s. a. loas- s|xtv add'f,o~.a1' ea' rev
sels had ooea put INTO or,sr..,. ..D,.a. YES
\e~ 1ofs. oaie'y a the suys- s.''n n
and R1ssan re.ef servieo e. gr''l
Of tic fee aeet- -ed uo At So. .s seose
land. one u twenty y-fve s-ins ,'o.eH Isl
broken UP b. thdrauals tor ,a' .s. use'
Use -'- sciir.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Foreign Ports
Arrivola

| KOBE. Feb 1s-IIawaii Maru (Jap), Ia
coma via Yokohama 2fat kinkasan Mar'l
Jap). Portland. Orc; Spain Maru Jap)'
FREDpR1KsHAvEw. Feb 1o--charlot.
New York via Halifsr; 2oth, Ar'ohscu
BRAKp, Feb 20 chickasaw. New York.
BREMEN Feb 40 MackInsw tnD.
ph'ladelphia; ~ . rrnces Matolks' Now York
MAnsnfLLEs Feb 2o--Radioleins TN,
'o, A[1h%S via rsS Mswggrt 1tS Ms~s or Canton
noUEN. Fob u i-Iucerna (pp. Now
orleans yla Newport News.
(Br. New York; Hrammcl Point Phila
delphia England Maru tJap), Portland,
ANTW Epp. Feb cc-Easteru sca. Balti~
moro Via Norrolk.
HAvRE. Feb as-Dsahcston 'nr). Fort
Malta. reb 2s~Mardsl tNor,, Now
I1AMnuRG, Fob 2s-llavcrfor1 ,Br,.
LoNp0N Feb 2a-Qunkor city. rhlls
dclphin.
HrHNos A7REs. Feb Sac CITY. No;v
1su', Tamnico; s|th, rlutarch tBD. Ncw
NALrARA1so. Feb 81 - pantu Now
GlBRALTAR, Feb 2S-csrmania enr).
Now York for Naples; (passcd) pswnsc.
Baton rouge Tor West Canon,
CIINGW ANTAO Feb 21--Eaetern Mer-
chant. Tacoma and Seattle Via Yokohan,a
nAkAR, Feb 22--IIcsthhcld (Br). Nor
MANILA. FEB .s-Aroher New yo~h via
IIonoiulu' shnyo Maru (Jap,. San fran
ALGOA NAY. Wcb 81 Tuscan prtooc
Cape Town
sen,s nd sa" " rrs6csso ss Sc via S''' colou %oFS'
CALCUTTA. Fob II city of Knrachl
(nH3 I3c1hyp NJ yG5h Fls yls Naples ana i sps.
GENOA. I0ob .l-Fert GtaD. New or
leans via Norfolk.
,'alvcston, 24th, Liberty Bell Savannah ;
sSd, Rattle cHrl. New York via Queens
town.
ROTTERDAM Fob % - Blitdenaifl,
ODup New Orleans
YOkoIIAMA, Fob ss-Bolton Castle
fBr) New York.
sllTi.LIIAvEN. Feb 24-Limnes cBn.
san Francisco
Departures
KoBE, Feb 10--Maniia Msru lapy.
HAyRE Meb 21-La Bourdonnais 1~r).
New York
DAKAR, Feb 22-Kaduna tBD. New
York
GIBRAI.TAH. Fob 2a-Arabic OBJ, tfronl
Naplcs>. New York; Italia (Br) (from
Trcste), New York.
LONDON. Feb 23-Emiiie Dcutsch a. le
Merthe tBv). New Orleans: cath. Kinder
dilk tDuD, Portland. Orc
HnEMEN Feb 23.Anorica, Now YORK.
HONuKONG. Feb 23IIm press OF Rus
sin fBrl. Vancouver. r G.: Taketoyo Msrl
(Jap). New York
PALERMO Feb a2- Keelung (pr),
CFron constantinople). New York
ANTWERP. Fob 22-Corsicsn (Br), st
John. r
BARRY. Fob s$--Clarssa Radcliffe (Brl.
Arthur.
RoTTrRpAM. Feb 2s--Gen,ms ,DuD.
Hampton Roads
Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Manufacturers Light Earnings

The Manufacturers Light and Heat
Company reported a net income for
the year ended December 81. after
taxes and charges, Of $1,837 ,627, COM
pared with $2,69l ,283 in the prece6inu
year. Net earnings amounted to si.
14S' 'a26,, against S2,5O9,049 in 1920
After allowing $l,840,O00 for dividends
thcre remained surplus of $l35,I52
compared with $713,574. T'A0-'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
New York Metal Mark ct

On tho New York Metal Exchange
tin was stead, with Straits and Straits
quoted at 29.5oq soc; stand
ard, 28.5oa 29.5oc. and 90 per cent at
2s.750 29.75c asked Copper dull and
weak, With standard spot. February
and March quoted 1850 asked. and
electrolytic spot and February l2.75c
and March 13c asked. Load quiet. New
York spot 4.75 asked and East ST.
Louis spot 442 &c asked
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Marine Disasters

tBy I HydroGraphc Office)
North Atlantic Ocean. off the American
ported: February l3-Lat s3 80 ion * *
passed heavy piece OF timber about 20
icet long covered with marine growth. -
Comus.
ST JOHNS, F. Fob 24-sisto (Nor,
iast in ice field off this port for last ten
days working way outwnrds and proba bly,
will be free in few days Sagona strug-
g'ng to reach her but with little sue
-S
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Sailed Yesterday

Panenfjord (Eor). Baltimore, Husuenot,
rampioo Ario. Baton Rouge; Stevanger-
ford (Nor). Christiania and Bergen; Alta
nlaha. Mobile; West Carrafax, Galveston; /;
Harald (Dan}, Savannah; Sagua. San
Juan: New York. Rouen; Empire Arrow
Beaumont, Allisnoa. Norfolk; Cantigny
Antwerp, Ario; Schrs Robt J. Bean, Nor
folk: Horace A Stone. Mobile: Albert T
Paul a-Jcksonville; Esther. Melbourne ,
Grace Dollar. Shanghai Ma Norfolk Me-
NAnia. Port LObos
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Stcfansson Gets Sauires Prize

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-The Grant
Squires Prize. it was announced to-
night, has been awarded to Vilhialmur
Stefansson by the National Geographic
Society for his book. THE Friendly
Arctic which was adjudged the out
standing geographic publication of 1872 /
by the society's research committee
The prize is contributed by Grant
SQuires, of New York
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Ship AlIocations

-, ,"AsHlNGTON. Fob 24--The Emergency
Fleet Corporation announced the foIlaY,
Inc assignments to-day:
Norma: 1912 dwt, chartered barebo a t
basts. Atlantic Fruit COMPANY
Lake Fernwood, 2s75 dwt chart.rsd
are6oat basis Atlantic Fruit Company.
LAKE Como, 2,s75 dut chartered bare
boat basis. Atlantic Fruit Companv
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Bids Asked on Columbia

WASIIINGTON, FEB. 24--The Ship
ping Board announced to-day that the
steamship Columbia, fastest passenger
ship ahoat, relinquisned Yesterday by
the navy, Will be disposed Of at pr
vate competitive sale. bids TO close
March 8.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds mt Sea To-day
East Guir Of Moderate. var'a b 9
winds. mostly east, and cloudy weather.
West Gulf Of Mcxico-~Fresh north and
northeast winds and cloudy weather. rain
over north portion.
Caribbean sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast winds and generally
fair weather.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderate west
winds and fair weather.
Sandy Hook to Observation-Disclosures north
winds and fair weather.
Hattcr~s 20 Florida Strsits-Moderate.
varia bic winds. mostly northeast AMI east.
and generally fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Fire Record

s:35-tol st. and Exterior St the
Bronx, auto truck Joseph
Ii oo-ss 0'aas Essex ST. Abraham, ndlt unSnown
" Unknown
ls:s5-1ta Second av, Abraham
l4o-sCs s'sssv Seventh av. Max RUBIN Tnkn0~"
a:zo-Eighth av. and soth st., auto. '''
orr Max Gerskclmeyer .... Unknown
2:Sb--So2 East 21Sth St, unknown
s:5o-1sls Bathgatc av, Samuel ''''"
Hueoel .............. Trifing
3:65-ls72 Broadway Abe Petick, '''''
4:oo--l57 w. 18th St. A. salter, ." ''' " Il
b:25-so5 Third av.. Joseph Kaisiro. '' '''
6:ao-soth st. and Eleventh av.. ~
freight car; Canadian Pacific
S+5-io East ll7th st.. Isidore sN"0wn
s:se-ss4 A''1SfsA First Av. ronsy r.anare Ts''lns
7;bo--15+ East s7th st.; Dr. Perry. .'''N
s:lo-sss East 1ssd st; Isaac Baron.
s+6--s4 East nth st: Hrtan rs1tiie
90 ........... Unknown
s:so-1bas Walton av. the Bronx:
S. X. Carouzzo ......... Unknown
s:S5-235 West ll6th 81: Western
Union Telegraph Co.,. unknown
s:+o--front OF Ia Comln"'' '', St. auto;
unknown ...... J-uknow,
Ao:3o-6sth st. and Secon, av: auto.
William Cotter Total loss
io;S0--b24 East lS6th St; Mollie Gold
l1I6-6s7 Sd av., Mcdonald & Gross.
1l:ss-,2sl Broadway. Levy. Weiss 4
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
City Island

, hound East-Sch Davidson (Rr,
FoTt Reading for Halifax (anchored) -
saiicd~EVelyn Miller (Br) from
Jersey city,, Halifax Nl'0''i
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Radio Corp. OF America

Edward l.. Doheney Ir, ISL s W Brcnton ,
Roef Feb "a.
Schodack 677 Y Ambrose. Feb "a.
Charles n. 'ramD. 176 Il Jacksonville
lSnl. l'oN y
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
London Metal Market

per. spot S5e Is Sd, futures $50: elec-
trolytc, spot s63 los, futures Ss5 1os.
TN. spot fl44 Is Sd, futures e1as %
''''''"'- sctt S2o los. futures e2O los:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Reports by Wireless
by United States Naval Service

Dlstance is given In miles Reports .r.
oated at noon unless otherwise sp.cteed :
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
NEW JERSEY

sAx,rAR1uN LOCATED n Or 9Easssslp' sssp
IN \ j.. coNvENTENT TO TsAT SSERv-
TROLLEY. FOR CONVALESCt.Nps J
OUS. ELDERLY PEOPLE. NR ANoi.
vREELAND. 4s7 LINCOLN ~"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-01
NOTES FROM COUNTY
Notes from Cato

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Horan and
daughter of Oshkosh are greeting
friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bentley of Chicago,
spent some time here Monday on their
way to Brllion. Mr.. and Mrs Davis
and daughter, Mrs. Bentley were old
time residents of Cato and their many
friends were very glad to meet them.
Mr.. Leo Boucher disposed Of his per-
sonal property at auction Saturday
and the family have departed for Chi
cago where he viii be employed
James Murphy of Milwaukee is
home to spend a short vacation.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Harry G..
Reddin, and Loretta Donohue of Sioux
Falls, So. Dakota. Mr.. Reddn, ac-
companied by his mother and sister,
Mary Reddin, will take an automobile
trip to South Dakota to be present at
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrsc. Otto Klenkic took an
auto trip to De Pere, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brudtke were
visitors here for Decoration Day
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-01

Mrs. Pfaukueh from Menominee,
Mich, spent few days with her sister
and brother at Cooperstown.
Wilbur Annis is wearing smile,
over the arrival of baby girl that
came to their home Thursday of last
week.
Miss Evelyn Siehr, who was en-
ployed at Manitowoc for the winter
months, has returned to her home for
the summer
Mrs. Mike Goessl and son Charles
autoed to Manitowoc Friday to see Mr..
Goessl, who is taking medical treat
ments at that place.
Miss Barbara Duckart has returned
home from Stevenson, where she spent
week with her sister, Mrs Walter
Steinbrecher
The Lakeside school came to close
Thursday of last week, with a program
and speeches given by Miss Nohr and
Judge Chloupek Of Manitowoc.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Iigman, both from
Manitowoc. visited Saturday and Sun
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Nelson
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-01

Mrs. Charles Hammernick and dau-
ghter, Olive, of Manitowoc, were Den
mark visitors last Saturday
Mrs. Harry Whitbeck left Tues
day for Beloit, Wis, where she will
visit for two weeks.
Edward Rogalski, aged 23, who has
been in poor health for some time, died
Thursday afternoon, May ls, at Hick-
ory Grove Sanatorium, after being q
patient there for the past seven months
John r. Petersen, who has been a
patient at a hospital for the past two
months receiving treatments for an in
lection of the bone in one of his legs
was here over Sunday, returning Mon
day morning.
Last Friday evening, commencement
exercises were held at the Denmark
Opera house when a class of twelve
namely, Viola Dewane, Eva Hansen
Jennie Hansen, Manetta Leucker Nj.
omi Nelson, Vida Olsen, Alice Rasmus-
sen, Miss Alice Rasmussen, John r.
eastman, Melvin Dewane, Erwin Knuth
and Elizabeth Larsen graduated from
the Denmark High school.
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Tropical Worsteds

An exceptional showing of Palm Beach, Gabardine,
Nohar Dixie Weave, and Crash Suits in new Sport
Models New shades oftan, olive, brown neat striped
effects patterns for every preference
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Notes from VaIderS

The home of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Larson was frightened by the arrival
of a daughter, recently.
Louis Denk was a Manitowoc caller
last Saturday.
f. A. Pankratz and J. f. Brennan
attended the Ford meeting at New
Holstein last Tuesday
Miss Agnes Jirick was a visitor at
Manitowoc Saturday.
A large crowd from here attended
the dance at Pigeon Lake Sunday even
ing,
The local baseball team motored to
Hilbert last Sunday and were defeated
by q score of 4 to 3.
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Notes from st. Nazianz

Mrs Rosa Wolf of Manitowoc is Wis
ting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Adolph Lettenberger.
Rev. A. Roder of Cleveland was a
visitor here last week
Miss Olga Loetfart returned on Mon
day from a several days visit with
friends at Manitowoc and Plymouth.
The card party given by the Young
Ladies' society on Sunday was well at
tended.
Rev. A. J. Gerhard and Mr.. Math.
Meyer autoed to Manitowoc on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Wollesheim of Man
itowoc and Miss Teckla Koenig spent
Sunday at the parental Koenig home.
Mr.. Mike Breu and family departed
for Sheboygan where they viii make
their future home. They have rented
their residence here to Mr.. and Mrs j.
Versi.
The Misses Theresa Sommerhof,
Leona Schuler and Elanor Schwoerer
of Manitowoc spent Sunday at their
respective homes here
Adelia Mahnke returned from the
Sheboygan hospital. where she under
went an operation on her eye.
H. Sommerhof of Sheboygan is Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mic
Schneider.
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l experienced my first love affair
when I was thirJeeu had "A bicycle,
Oh which l went for a ride with q
neighbor boy, and he took quite a
liking to me. So Gp called on me the
next Sunday evening ] saw him com
ing, and slipped behind the door not
wanting to see him. My mother told
him | was out but would be back aft
er a while He leaned up against the
door ! was behind aud stood there
waiting for me TO come. stood it as
long as | could, then stepped out from
behind the door exhausted, He never
called agaln.-Chicago journal.
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Notes From Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Holyerson from Cate
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Christian Olsen.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wagner and
daughter, DeDlores, spent Sunday at
Two Rivers,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Witak Of Stur-
geon Bay spent Sunday at Peter Wit
ak S at Cooperstown.
Henry Cordes purchased a new Ford
car from Kriwanek Bros of Denmark