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New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
n. Y. Ship Lines
Threaten Cuts
On the Pacific
AfIaniic-Far East Confer
ence Meets Here, Follow
ing Partial Failure of
Companies i'm the West
Will Give Another Chance
japanese Carriers on the
Wcs; Coast Refuse Adop-
ton Of $4,000 Forfeit

Steamship lines plying from New
York to the Far East met here yester-
day and issued 4 warning to the com
panies on 'hr Pacific Coast that failure
to adopt firm conference tariff will
result in reductions n rates rom this
side The North Atlansie-Iar Eas.
Conference assembled in the morning
when i was learned that the Pacific
Coasy Bestbound lines were not sue
eessfui in Portland, Ore, the day be
fore in establishing n new contrac..
Unless the present situation is
cleared UP shorty there is danger Of
further rate disturbances in trafii. be-
tween the United States and the
Orient. Steamship companies rrnning
frorn the east and west coasts COM
pete FOR shipments from the interior
and both conferences maintain a close
adjustment of tariffs.
The depression il rates during the
last year appeared near an end when
the Atlantic lines recently posted cash
forfeits OF $4,000 each to observe the
conference schedules. The stability OF
this understanding depends largely
upon similar action by the concerns
on the west COST.
West Coast Acton
Tentative agreement for the reor-
ganizaticn cf the Pacific Westbound
Conference, with cash bond OF $685.
ooo. rs guarantee against rate cut
ting was reached by ali Pacific
operators except three japanese lines
at meeting in Portland. Representa-
tives OF thirteen Oriental operators
approved the pact, in which were the
following terms: The agreement will
ne signed and bonds posted at u meet
ing 10 be held in San Francisco Oc-
tober 30, the Toyo Kisen Kaisha and
daya-Pacifc line reserying the right
to Withdraw if final approval is not
given by their head Offices
Rates on cargoes of local origin ten
tatively set until that date, included
wheat aud flour, So; lumber in small
squares, Slo: lumber in large squares,
GI2; logs. s15; wood pulp, ST; canned
salmon, $12; general merchandise, SIG.
These rates were approximately the
going rates before the conference
meeting.
Japanese Hold Back
Tarifr - overland cargo is to be
drawn in conjunction with the North
.aAns't ilr last Conference Of this
city. No new freight contracts are to
be MADE after December 81, except at
rates current at time OF shipment.
Contracts on local cargo are to be
rnaiicd to the general secretary at
Seattle within seven days, and con-
tracts en- overland cargo for clearance
after November ], within zen days.
The overland contracts will remain
sealed until opened by will of the con-
ference.
Puget Sound, Columbia River and
California rates will be the same cX-
cept for an arbitrary to northern lines
on freight for Singapore and Saigon.
The three Japanese companies de-
ferring approval Of the agreement were
the famashita, Kisen Kaisha, Suzuki
G. Co. and Mitzui G. Co.
The Robert Dollar Company and
Blue Funnel Line, not previously con-
ference members, approved the pact to
end the rate war which has been going
on since the first of the year.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Cleared

Nc saba. Caret: LondoE; atlantic Trans
port Line
Baltie (rr>, Beadnei. Liverpool; White
1Gscania (Brl, Bone; Movllc ana Gias-
gov: Anchor Line.
I.apiand tBr). Bradshaw; Antwerp via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; Red Star Limo.
Kazembe OBJ, Bulkeley; Manchester;
white Star Line
Plymouth; French Line.
Hooeac CBr). Weber; London via Hall
Tax; Furness, Witty & Co.
Ausiralind Gbr,, Mordaunt; Fremantlc
and Adelaide; Norton. Lilly & Co.
Toloa (Br>. Grant; Havana. Cristobal
ann M, Pert Limon; United Fruit GO;
Willearo, Reese; Norfolk; Williams s.
Jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk; Old Domln-
To- Transportation Co.
John . Rockefeller. Steinmuller; Baton
He - Robert /. Hague
Naples. Johnson; Philadelphia; Halschaw
s :, 20.
southampton and Hamburg: Royal Mail
&t.nm Packet co,
Mdyari lBrl. Dawson; Banes and Pres
t"1, United Fruit Co.
fAnano. Hudson. San Juan and Ponce;
Attant.c Fruit Co.
E@nnenla (pro, irving; Montreal; Gu
Rotterdam (DD, Baron; Rotterdam via
PlyInouya and Boulogne: Holland America
Line.
Rpbert r hopkins Reeves; Port Lobos;
le.na ,Fr). Lebrun liorta and Angra
va iFov.aencn; Fabre Line.
CATs;io Erul Co.
).a9e $iansteo. Gronli, C.enfuegos; Y
& t'Uba Matl 5 s co.
Ant.lia. Petersen; Santiago; y Y &
Sch Maria a Howcs tBr), Stewart: Kali
iaX; T Whitney & Co.
Ecna}aer. Fleming Cristobal and Corinto
Via Norfolk and Panama Canal; W Il
Grace & Co.
Durham Maru (Jap), Iriye: Nagasah, and
& Boyd "eH
;, Gre!csldy tBr). smi,hson; Rotterdam; :;
l > Navigation Co.
Ntty @t Mont@onlery, Hammond Savan
nass. ocean ) ) Go.
gu 1iasn,tanano. Dollar; Norfolk; &
N%oa Mail 5 5 Co.
A.9ntaaa, Gaiics; Philadelphia; Allan.
tic Transport Line
Virginia Limited whi.ehurst; Rich
mend Richmond & y = s S Co
ans Malmo; Furness, Withy &. Co.
Harrison smith tisr3. Kowley; Cruz
Gtande, Robert l. Hague
Loyal City (5r), Clements London ana
hgtteFdam; L Navigation Co.
Mabrion ,l}rl. Gcld.ns alcnt.eal; ] II
President Fillmore Hanaau. Rra,.
Matitde Peirce (Isy G!acomina; Genoa
; ana Sspiss: Peirce Bros.
Furness, Withy &c Co.
G9Fnsta. CAREY; san Juan and Ponce;
A.atHia sBeaA]. Barreto: Pernambuco
ana Bahia; LLOYD Draz!liero Line.
asv@nisi sbf), Stafford I.ondon: Cunard
yoiga tBs}, Aisehe.! Galveston. II
Winchester * Co
Hvidehavet tDano. Van Deurs. saru. ~
Tananlo; Atlantic Fruit Co
ESsseggen sNor) hasseii: Lisbon ani
iailbba; Garcia x D!s5
Aafenho. LETTERS; BorisaeS and St Nan.
aiTe; tosinopoiitan Shipping Co
prizaba. Ssastrora Havana; y Y & Cuba
Nah $ ) Go,
Aafavai tBr5 Mathesan: Georgetown to
Isrth Alebos F'urness. Withy & Co,
51nsinawa, Small; Naples 10 Baltimore
c j ataliory & Co.
NTtliiem = Me4-enney Bsranser In,
Angeles and san Francisco Via panalna
cansa Houideg. Weir & Boyd.
milan = 60.
i-sYaeo, syne; Galveston; Barber S 8
Linta
west aiodua Peterson; Houston: ph.ip.
Bros.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Freight Ships Due


Due To-day
Bergsdalen. Shields Sept $.
Henhain & Boyesen
Tamaha, constantinopIe. Aug 2e
Rockaway Park. Newcastle. Sept s. vis
lena Luckenbach, san Francisco sept >.
Luckenbach Co
Hog Island. Constantinopie Sept 1.
Algic. Port Said Sept !. Kerr s S Lines S
f"''0ra e''S' brKehn1sd & sspt Epv,1s,,on IL, ~
Idaho. Antwerp. Sept IA.
Cody cara.n Sept Sllsrmans T,s.a ys.n LIN. LIN.
airminshan, City. Lo. Angeles. sa'i sspt i: ''''
Annet,a. .parscoa. Sept ss All Fruit Co
vaiecia. London. septs IL >. .Cunard Lins
Eastern Glade, Cape Town. Sept l.
c.,,, Mallory Transport Line
City Of ounkirk. oran. Sept Is. '>''' LINES
capilio' suenos Ayres. Sept 2.
Duo Tomorrow
Collamer, st Nazalre, Sept 1a.
craster Hall. zaaiaui. Sept FL.
Tecumssh. Shields. Sept 1s. .Robt /. Hasus
Pennsylranian. Boston. Sept 80.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Fuji Maru. birmingham. Sept 1b.
Blair. Penarth. Sept Export SIS CO
I4assell. Santos. Sept 6 Lamport & Holt
indian Prince. Rio de Janetro, Sept g.
Santa Oliver. Santa. Fe, Sept 10.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Due Tuesday
Vulcan City. Shields, Sept is.
Eastern Sword. Liverpool Sept TO-
II Winchester s Co
Parisiara. London, Sept &c. .Furness-Wi,hy
Fiiie dOran. Lcghorn. Sept lb.
Algerian -Americ an Line
Due Wednesday
D-omore Castle Cape Town, Sept T.
Editor. Havre. Sept 10. Cosmopolitan Lines
CITY OF Glasgow. Hull. Sept 2l.
Norton; Lilly & Co
Chicago City. Swansea, Sept Isl. .Chas HIil
Eaward Luckenbach. Seattle. Sept Is.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Thursday
Barhadian, London, Sept 2l White Star Line
Tiger. San Pedro. Sept 10 via Boston
Houlder, Weir a. Boyd
Laoette Buenos Ayres. Sept 8.Munson Lines
Duo Friday
Mercian. Liverpool. Sept 23,
international Merchant Marine
1hoependence Hall. Rotterdam, Sept 2g
1o.. Cosmopolitan Line
Joseph Seep. Rotterdam. Sept 81.
Osso. Santos. Sept s. via Boston,
Inter Freighting Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Tariff Advances Few Price.

SO far only three lines of merchan-
disc, 1t is believed, have been ad.
vanced in price because of the new
tariff, and In these lines the Instance.
of price advances arc isolated rather
than q general rule. Some lines Of
embroidery linens have been advanced
about 20 per cent. Advances In in.
ported glove prices have been rather
general, and 9 few Of the high-class 4
saAnrs have announced upward price
reVislons as q result Of the tariff.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Governments Approve u. S.
Plan ON German Dive Credits

PARIS, Sept. 20 (By The Associated
Press).-All the members of the Re-
paration Commission have formally
notified Colonel James A. Logan ir.. the
American observer in that body, that
their respective governments view with
approval the American State Depart
m,ent.s plan to credit German dye de.
liveries to the cost of the American
Army Of Occupation. @ -
The Textile Alliance, which Is the
medium for obtaining Americas share
OF the dyes, has not yet been notified
OF the plan. 1t is explained that the
ceed $s,o00,0oo. ~ eN
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Insercoastal Traffic
Inn Steel Increasing

shipmrts OF steel and tinplate from
Atlantic to Paeific ports by inter-
coastal lines have increased rapidly
sinee the settlement Of the coal and
~, strikes, officials said yesterday II
expected that in the ncxt three
months the vessels will have all the
cargocs in these commodities that they
can haHd'e One prediction ran as
carded as excessive.
Mills fell fer Eenind in their orders
during the strike i wrs said, and are
now attempting 70 catch IN. az re-
suit Of the yafn in business rates are
aaid to be stable. Further decreases
are net expected.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Says French Liners Will Sail

PARIS, Sept. 2s.-An official note.
clared to-day that there was no reason
to say that the departures Of tho steam.
ships Lorraine and Rochambeau would
not take place. The note said thnt no
decision had been taken with regard
to suppressing the departure Of the
Franco after it's arrival from Nav
York. 1t added that several vessels
OF different companies have left Hayre.
the crews accepting the new regime
Ihe note was issued in connection with
the strike Of seamen who are said to
protest against the present Marine
Ministry. -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Sailed Yesterday

Modg tNor) Wabana; Coelleda. Balti-
more: vindeggen tNor), Antofagasta;
Crawford, Tampa; Stavangcrfjord tNor),
bergen: Dirigo, Port Arthur; Trondhjem
lNor) Montreal Banan (Nor} Santiago;
Parma (Br). st Thomas: Robe.t Il Hop
l1lns Port Lobos; Fennonia (Br), Mon
treal; John - Rockefeller Baton Rouge:
Jefferson, Norfolk: Swiftsure, TampIco;
Gemma tBr) Havana Alpine Range (Br).
sydney: Rema (Fr). Horta Princess May
tBr}, Kingston; West Jaffrey, -----; All
America lBr). sea; Tirreno (ID. Montreal.
Lake Gilboa, Wilmington and Bruns-
w.cn; Tanamo, San Juan.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Foreign, Ports
Arrivals

:, BoMbAf Sept sl--City OF Sparta (Br).
GENOA, Sept. 24-Europa utaD New
I.osso titaD, New York; Tetl crtal) Phil
RARcELoNA. Sept 24--iF .orlnda tspan),
New York: Montserrat tspan). New York;
18th, West Chataia, Savannah.
KEEL. Sept 2l---Tyne Haru tJap), sa-
Yannnh
nhEMEN, Sept :s-president Harding.
Yorok (Gsr) New York
s's spi s'Arsfs ssy cnesn 1Gsa
L1MERiicx Sep. ss--rresurno (pr>.
PORT SAID, Sept a7--city o, Canton
New Tork; MathiidA iNor5. Portsmouth, nos 'th,
lfvEhpooh EMhxsnsTl'f en. Masila sschnne.,,or ,nr,
AvoNMoUTH. Sept 2s--rioxie. BaltI-
more p 2ssh. nr G2ncordia 5Br2. Montreal.
Turks ISLAND. sept 2s-Huron. Now
PORT NATAL Sept sc--oakwin 1Hr).
New Yerk; 27th. HEpatia tBr), New York.
nrs v.asssxsr ssns
San Francisco for HonaKoag: sun.atra
Maru (Jap). Port Arthur.
KOBE, Sept 22T-Korea Maru (Jsp>. San
FranclHco for Hongkong: Slmaloer OBJ.
San Francisco for Batavia.
NAgAsAKT Sept 27-shabonee tBr).
SHIELDS. Sept 2s--clintonla (Br,.
SHANGHAI. Sept 2s--City OF oran (Br).
New York -
HoNaKoNG, Sept 2s-Empress OF Rus
sia (Br), Vancouver.
EAST LONDON, Sept 2s--Fantes (Br),
Montreal.
sINoApoRE. Sept 2s-Havro Maru
(Jap). New York.
IN NnWronT: Eng; Sept 2s-silverway
LONDON. Sept 2sMenominee (Br).
G1BRALrAR. Sept as-sabotawsn. New
York and Philadelphia for constantinople :;
est Iashaway, philadelphia and New
York for Naples.
CONSTANZA Sept 14-Seeaporack
New York.
MELILLA. Sept 24-Bncchus (Fr). Now
York and Philadelphia via Casa Blanca
HON6KONG, Sept 2B--Hannawa Port
land. Ore. via Shanghai
HANRE. Sept 27-sandon HALL (Br)
San Francisco
GLASGOW. Sept as-Kamesit, Now Or
leans.
RoTTERDAM. Sept 2s-ch.s,er Valley
Galveston via Bremen
DARTMOUTH. Sept 2s-Blackheath
SHIELDS. Sept 2s-cairnnona (Br),
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Maritime MiscelIanx

declared to-day by the workers belonging
to the Maritime League against the Aguila
Petroleum Company as the result OF q dis
to the recognition of contracts with the
union 1t also Is extended to ali ships
that burn petroleum or gasoline supplied
by the Aguila company.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Change of Masters

hosse Dickson. succeeds l. II Racket
eommand steam screw Postmaster General
mand scow Portchester.
John spofford succeeds James Ken.
heny command steam screw Christine
command barge Nelson r Fleming
John f. Whealin succeeds Martin Ander.
son command steam screw Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Passenger Ships Due
pus To-day

Aaultsnia fBres southampton Sept 90;
to cunard q = Co with mails. 10 expected
10 dock forenoon Mt Pier 81, N tWest
America. bremen Sept ITO u 8 Lines
al Pier 4, Hohoken.
White Star Line L with mails; is expected to
nyndam tptl, Plymouth Sept 81; 20
Holland -Amer!cn Line with malls Is ex-
pecteA to dock forenoon at foot Sth st.
ffohcken.
Pan America. Rio de Jenero Sept II;
TO Munaon 8 Lines with mails: is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at pier I. Ho-
boken
& CUBA CUBA Maii CO GOWN With mails: nail is is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 10, B'klyn tMon-
tagIe st).
Due Tomorrow
Giuiio Ccsare tIt), Naples Sept al; to
Italia America Shipping Corp with mails;
is expected to dock about 10 a IN at Pier
81, n r twest s7,h stl.
Paris tFr). Havre Sept rs: 70. French
Line with malls; expected 90 reach Quar-
antine IL IN and dock about p m mt
Linz w,s n} 4 Sent a. - to aoa Aneses
Gons'sntIr opio m eark, AisIers SCI Sept is:
10 to dock a. ficr -. p'klyn sAtlansic At Nst' aS1.
Asia (Fr), Algiers Sept l6; to Faore
Line with mails; Is expected TO dock fore
noon tI 1901 SISt 81, Is klSn
Caismares. Port Limon Sept "a: TO
United Fruit Co with mails; IL expected
to dock afternoon at Pier 15, II tMaiden
I.anel.
Philadeiphia. Curacao Sept rs; TO Bliss.
Dallett co with mails: is expected to
dock late to-day or forenoon Monday ut
Mohawk. Jacksonville Sept Is: to Clyde
$ Co; is expected TO dock forenoon at
Pier SO. y X tCharlton sD.
Due Monday
Cedric tBr). Liverpool Sept 90; to White
Star Tine with mails; Is, expected TO dock
afternoon at Pier so. n r..
Dante Alighieri ut), Genoa Sept 1s; to
Mcdonnell & Truda with mails: expected
to dock forenoon at Pier rs, r (Moore
st).
Hellis Olav DAM, Copenhagen Sept III:
TO Scandinavia n American Line with mails;
expected TO dock forenoon at foot 17th St.
Hoboken.
Bergensfjord (Nor) Bergen Sept 22; to
Norwegian American Line with mails; cx-
pected to dock late to-day or forenoon
Tuesday at foot Soth st, B'klyn.
Santa ELISA Cristobai Sept IS; to w r.
Grace & Co with mails; expected 10 uocx
forenoon at Pier Ss. B'kiyn (Atlantlc
Basin). ,-
San lorenzo San Juan; Sept 81; to n Y
g. Porto Rico 3 co with mails: expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 35. B'klyn.
49, Due Tuesday
Vessel. Port. Agency
Aa,ssiie' Southampton. Sep! ,!. a: $780,,
Go,hland. Antwerp. Sept 81. .Red Star Star Line Line
Munargn, Nassau, Sept so -. Munson Lines
Siboney. Havana. Sept so.
NY II Cuba Mall S s Co
Due Wednesday
Delvedere. Naples, Sept 30. . Phelps Bros
PRESIDENT Polk, plymouth Sept rs.
U Lines
Due Thursday
La Touraine, Havre. Sept rs French Line
Stockholm. Gothenburg. Sept 26.
Swedish American Line
North German Lloyd
Metapan, Puerto Colombia. Sept az
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
SusQuehanna Bremen, Sept 25.U Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Departures

TRoNDHJEM. Sept 21-Idefjord (Nor).
BARcELoNA, Sept a2-cabo vilano
g aoTMENsuRe. 8 iiGs.shsdIi Sept sa-1u,e. tsvea,
Baltimore.
York 2s. ssxonia tI,r>, New York. Z s' NO"
ROTTERDAM, Sept 27-Wss.erdy,s
!pu). New York (not previously; Tripp,
SINGAPORE Sept 27-rt.an tBr) (from
Hongkongt. New York.
MADEIRA. Sept 27-winona tfrom Pa
tras), New York.
AxkRrs SRI ssp Nv Yssn
World. New York; Highland Prince (Brj,
NiS rowEx, aGsY. Sep, s7-ceorge Allen. Bal
KoBE, Sept 27-Talthybius (Br) ttrom
y LIVERPOOL. Sept 2s-ssskatoon tBr>,
:, BARRY, Sept as-onda lI). Montreal; !;
SWANSEA, Sept 2s-Hermes (Nor>,
. HARTLErooL Sept 2s-Holsby tpr>.
9ea'sps;si AVoNMoUru. 81 Sept as-pannack tsrom
Glasgow. Key West; 20. Donax tBr). Key
MANcysEsTNR. Sept 2s--Manches.er
.TTRxs fsLAND. Sept ss--Aisonquin
fES9 MGns' ssps Gas'sss Sas fGss Boston
PALERMO. Sept 21-,.sirio UtaD. New
. YoKoHAMA. Sept a7-Reiyo Maru tJap
{from Antwerp. Now Yes Yerk. '"'a"o
GLASGOW. Sept 2a-Galtymore (Br)
Philadelphia; rgnazio Florio (Ital). Boston ;
RoTTERbAM Sept ssps 2s- Hamp,te.a
Heath (Br), Wabana, NE.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Vessels Sold

Hoibrook. steam screw. as tons; sold by
Walter A SWEET TO William A Walker for
III and other considerations
Mooni!sht, barge, 2sa tons; sold by
James McWilliams, Blue Line, to r J Cody
for 81 and other confederation.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sen To-day

East l;u'f--Mcderate 10 feesh ees. and
northeast winds. partly cloudy weather and
scchsIonal showers.
WAss Cuff Moderate rortheast and east
winds ana partly cloudy weather.
Caribbean Sea ana wfndward Passage
Moderate, variable wifds and partly cloudy
weather with occasional showers
storsh OF Sandy Hook---Moderate west
criy wlrda snd fair weather.
nrd. Hook 10 Hattersr--3entie. varia-
biA ~inds and fair weather
Ifetf.fas to Florida Sraf;s--Freah
northeast winds. cloudy weather and prob
q ftis .isnyyprg
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

Eltene tFrl. Pierre. Cadtz ana Casa-
blanca Three Star T.tne.
carenco. Dodge: Genoa. Naples and Bar
ceionR; 9 y Mallory & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

New York for Sherbrooie. Maria A Howes
tBrl. New York for Halifax
Sailed schr Northciiffe tBr) tfrofn New
Tcrkl, Port Grcvile
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
City Island

saw ouYa Ya-s ssonIh-Erhoirn tNor). walton roo
20. ssnr Victory Chimes (Rrl. Parrshara
III Bonnd oss rsst. resx. e !. sexten 4 BRYANT ''''
New York for Halifax; Mabel = Esum nSn sr}.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

ton, New York for Nantucket; Annie II
Mitchell, New York for stoninaton.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
FOREIGN RESORTS
SEASON '22-'23 MENTONE.
South Of France, Openad October 1st

The fascinating seaside mountain "a.
snrt, snrt, 10 minutes from Monte-Garlo 40 from
Nice. New rapid motor mail ear services r., tn
SS,on,.e.Sarlo. ~ i,u Nice Endless attracfions-
csas,n. Scssmo operas. Theatre, Tennis Courts and
IIoquol Cluhs. Horse Show. balls picnscs
EnchantinE Excussions. Finest Country eli.
rna ni. We; Write for fixed price list. SYNDrCAr
DiNlTIATIvEs. .MENToNE s1AS~TAi -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
TRAVEL


.. na'iy, ,,, ,incln.diTg Sunday, for sr,.. .
b bapsf wi. fronstscs!ns5s ndt !s5ssSt andss1,f ds1f s
CIatskiIl Hudson and AnI,,ngsson FssI
st., ssaFss % 'es"FsfssT a M u 81 20 ssss y
Yonkcrs,. 1915 a. n. I5j,s@H'.g 20 4 M
5i91s ssn sap1 h yai + tiSsstr Neg York ky 3
saturdays only-For Sysas, epted.
yWfst Point and 4Newburan r Mousls.S
gulton s, leaves e. Desbrosses st.. Mr. ss sess
y. M. Yonkess, 2;fo p. AssStn e ia
ei0 ioaY"f sNTeqggh. nv 3gftsr S15 wsst' ws'qss s'
Mountain, go =. NJ. sapsels Es,I
sundays on'y-For feear Moun,.,. 3
phrF" mm9soa ha Ieayeg rr"pnsaksspsie Str Msss
tketurn steamer same day 80 fEasa . Ms
Ipa rked T ron Ds,s,.
Round "trip Rates: Nryv vo.,.
Mountain, SIZE; West Point sg 10 Ess
b"rgh. $50: PoagIakecpsis, 81 aa1. aa.soi Nes
tan sas: f0Inif, hispn% sSos IS sS5a'sH 500 Hss Hs
IGeaf One slov f.,4t-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-07
WINTHROP

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Howard and
dauaghter, Pearl, went to Winsow
Saturday where they will pass the
winter with Mrs. Towards parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hodges. Mrs.
Hodes will enter a Watervilie hospi-
tai this week for surgcia treatment
Mrs. Eta f.. Hewitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Yeaton of Belgrade were
recent callers in Winthrop on their
way from Gorham. N. l., to Bel
grade.
Mrs. CinneIl went to Augusta Sat-
urday where she will pass the winter
with her daughter.
George Macomber of Dorchester,
Mass, who has been in the Maine
woods on a hunting trip, returned to
Massachusetts last week with two
fine deer. Mr.. Macomber was ac-
companied from Winthrop by his
mother, Mrs. George Macomber, for
a visit with her children in Massa-
chusetts.
Mr.. Hayward of Mexico. was q
guest last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Rollins.
A jolly party gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Adams Satur-
day evening for music and socia bill
ity. Old songs were sung and accor-
dion music by Miss Helen Burton OF
Bates college was much enjoyed.
Miss Adams and Miss Burton also
entertained their friends with col
lege songs. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Brown, Miss Gwendo-
Ign Brown, Mrs. Nettie Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. d. S. Clement, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor, aNthlena Taylor,
Miss Eileen Clement, Miss Ida Cur
tbs, Clement Taylor, Elliott Williams
Miss Helen Burton and Miss Bea-
trice Adams
The Friends quarterly meeting
was held Saturday and Sunday at
Winthrop Center. Rev. j. Z. Will
liams of Boston, who was the prin
cipal speaker of the meetings gave
a fine stcreoptican lecture, "See
America First" Mr.. Williams was
for a number CT years a resident OF
Seattle, and has himself seen the
beautiful scenery which he SO wildly
described. Sunday morning IIr. Will
lams spoke on "Safeguard- ms the
Home" Special music added much
to the service. Dinner was served
at noon and = o'clock another stronG
message was given by the visiting
preacher. The closing service was
held at 7.3O, a service of praise ANA
prayer. Both Mr.. Williams and Rev.
Mr.. Jones spoke briefly.
A rehearsal of the initiatory de-
gree team of Crystal Lodge l. o. o.
F.. will be held Tuesday evening at
40.
Through an error in the account
OF the reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ii. Moore, Jr.. Friday eve
ming it was stated that one of the
cakes presented was the gift of Mrs
Will Briggs. 1t should have read
"the gift OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crane" instead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-07
Old South League Planning
For Annual Fair Bazaar

The meeting of the Old South
League Monday afternoon with Mrs.
George II. Willis was a very pleasant
and profitable one. The bazaar. of
course, occupied the minds and hands
of the members for the greater part
of the afternoon. A great deal of
work was accomplished on objects
for the various tables. Aprons in all
stages of completion were every
where in evidesce. The chairman of
the various committees were appoint
George Morse; aprons, Mrs. Lloyd
Powers: utilities, Mrs. Walter
Spaulding; fancy work. Mrs. George
Blake: candy, Mrs. Leigh Weber;
chldren's wear, Miss Abby Eveleth;
supper, Mrs. George Ashford. The
personnel of the various committees
is to be announced laterT when the
plans arc better defined. Miss Matte
Snow. president of the League, has
in mind some changes in the pro-
cedure of other years.
At the close of the working session
the hostess, Mrs. Wilis's, as a sur
prise to the busy workers. served
most attra ctive refreshments of ice
cream, cake and fancy cakes. She
was assisted in serving by Mrs. Pow
ers. Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. York, and
Miss Helen Chadbourne. There was
an excellent attendance, twenty-three
n ALL
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
E. II. Stevens, Spring street, Mon
day, Nov. 10.