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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-19

picnic held by the members and fam
lilies of the Elkhorn Baptist church
Friday at Stevenson's grove, four
miles south of Richmond on the Lib
erty pike. At noon supmptuous pic
mic lunch was enjoyed, and during the
day horseshoe pitching, swimming and
ball game were held. Those pres
ent at the picnic included the follow
ing: Rev. House of Indianapolis, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doth Reinhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Heind-
baugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Leahe, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Beeson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beeson,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beeson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Beeson. Mr. and Mrs. r.
| o. Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Helms. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Grove,
Mrs. Homer Farlowe, Edward Johns,
i Shannon Chamberlain, John Wilson,
Miss Gladys Heindbaugh, Miss Esther
Helms, Miss Alice Osborne, Miss Thel-
ma Turner, Miss Florence Williams,
Miss Bernice Beeson, Miss Emeline
/ Wagner, Miss Genevieve Blessing, Miss
Elizabeth Chamberlain, Miss Irena
! Williams, Miss Elizabeth TrumbelI
j Miss Lucy Gard, Miss Elsie Mae vii
liams. Miss Elizabeth Williams, Miss
Alveta Williams, Miss Audrey Sitloh
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where they have been spending several
weeks.
Miss Margaret Thornburg, who has
been spending the summer in Philadels
phia, Washington and other eastern
cities, has returned to her home on
South Twentieth street.
Mrs. c. F. Ferlfng of South Tenth
street, has returned from Culver, where
she attended the graduation exercises
of her brother, e. s. Stotler, of Eaton,
Ohio. Mr.. Stotler will be the week
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferling.
Miss Lucille Schroeder of South Fiji
teenth street, is the guest of Miss
Martha Lincoln of Newcastle for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaeffer and
daughter, Miss Rosetta, and Miss Sun
shine Keats, left Saturday morning on
a motor trip to Chicago and Moose
heart.
Mrs. Minus v. Simcoke and daugh-
| ter, Miss Grace, are the guests Of Mrs.
Simcoke's mother at Twelve Mile.
Rev. and Mrs. M. Reynolds and fam.
| lily will leave Monday for. Archer, Fla,
| accompanied by Mrs. Oma B. Meek, OF
Hammond
| Mrs. Walter Farlow has returned
from Chicago, where she has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Grover Turn.
er, nee Miss Hattie Eby, formerly OF
this city. Mrs. Turner accompanied
her on her return and will be her guest
for two weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur j. WhalIon oil
South Tenth street have returned from
Dells, Wis, and Michigan, where they
have spent some time.
| Miss Naomi Dietz and Miss Esther
Pitts have gone to Russell Point, Ohio
] where they viii camp with a party Of
!, girls.
Miss Jane Dietz Of Indianapolis has
returned to her home after spendine
some time as the guest of her uncle
J and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dietz
and cousin, Miss Naomi Dietz.
i Miss Emma Hudson of Lafayette Il
the guest of Mrs. Will Lancaster an,
OF Mrs. George Martin TO rsome time.
The Four Corner club will POSITION,
meeting until after chauauqua. TIL
next meeting, which will be held il
| September, will be announced.
i The Delta Theta Tau sorority viii
, meet Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clocl
in the Omicron ri Sigma fraternit
rooms.
, The. Wedoso club will hold picni
], Wednesday afternoon and evening a
| the Water Works park. Arrange
ments for the picnic will be announce
soon.
: The twentieth annual reunion of tn
} Warren M. Jones family will be hel
wednesday, Aug. %, at the old HON
place, three miles west of Richmond
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on the National road All members
of the family are urged to attend.
SOCIETY-SEvENTH AID Was.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will be host
and hostess for dance at Beechwood,
Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock. Sui
livan's Happy Six orchestra will play
the order of dances.
There will be pie social at the
Elkhorn Baptist church Saturday eve
ming.
The Degree of Honor will have {
public card party Wednesday after
noon at 2:15 o'clock. The public is
cordially invited. The party will be
held in Vaughn hall. A dance will be
given for the members and friends
of the Degree of Honor Saturday eve
ming, Aug. &c.
The Young Peoples society of the
First Presbyterian church will have
charge of the morning services, be
ginning at 10 o'clock Sunday morning
during the absence of their pastor
DR.. J. J. Rae. Warren Devices viii
talk on Good Examples. All mem
hers of the society and members Of
LQ6 CUuSTGSdlIOA GIc uISSu " dbIOANt
Miss Anna McManus is spending tht
week end with friends at Fort Wayne
and Rome City.
Miss Jane Keister was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening at he
home by a number of friends. Musit
and games were enjoyed during thu
evening, after which a delicious lunch
con was served. Those who enjoye'
the affair were: MISS Jan Keister
Iona Snodiker, Grace Hunt, Mildre'
| Haas, Francis Sharrow, Emma Tie
meyer, Andrew Harter, Edith Heinrich
Elnora Haner, Nettie Bulla, Edith
| Tiemeyer, Emma Hartman, Ann;
Haas; Messrs. George Eastburn, Arch
| lie Davis, Wilbur Fulle, David O'Con
| mel, Harry Hartman, Gordon Triplett
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haas, Mrs
John Haas, Mrs. Anna Hartman an
Masters John and Dale Edwin Haas.
About so or 20 persons attended tn
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Whitewater, entertained with a marsh
mallow bake Thursday evening. Those
who enjoyed the affair were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred jenkins and son David, Mrs.
Mary Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Henri
gar, Miss Marjorie Hennfgar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fry and Charley Fry. The fol-
lowing persons have been guests at
the Fry-Hennigar camp during the
past week: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fry,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Posther, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Jenkins, Mrs. Mae Moss and
daughters, the Misses Alice, Gladys,
Jeanette and Elizabeth Moss, Mrs.
Mary Moss, Mrs. Gilbert Hennigar,
Miss Mildred Knoll, Miss Hazel Stew
art, Miss Alice Knoll, Miss Opal John
son, Miss Isabelle Knoll, Mr.. Charles
Basson. Mr.. Robert Kisler, Mr.. Leon
ard Knoll, Mr.. Harold Blose, Master
David Jenkins and Jesse Stewart Of
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. NJ F. Johnston, Miss Ida Bar
tel, Mrs. Thomas of Springfield, Miss
Florence Bond, Miss Agnes Meerhoff,
Miss Louise Meerhoff, Miss Cora
Stoddard, of Dayton, and Miss June
Robinson, who have been touring Eur
ope this summer, sail today from Liv-
erpool, England, and are expected to
land in Montreal, Can, about Aug. 26
or 81.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Kathryn Paul, of this
city and Max E. Baker of Dayton,
which took place Saturday morning at
II o'clock, at the clerks. office, the
Rev. A. H. Backus, of the Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church reading the
service.
Miss Adelia Brownell, of Cincinnati
Ohio, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Carr, of Westcott Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Gayle, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Miss Mary
| Allen, of Fostoria, Ohio, Robert Quige
and June Gayle. left Saturday on a
motor trip to Kentucky, where they
Twill spend some time camping. Be
fore returning to Richmond, Mrs
Leeds will go to Oden, Mich, where
| she will be the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Smith of East MAR
street, who are spending the summer
/ there.
/ Miss Alice Lemon, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Fred Lemon, of South TWEEN
| ty-frst street, is the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. G. Hill at Bay View, Mich.
for two weeks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dill of Reeves
ton Place, have returned from Chicago
where they have spent the past twt
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulk,
! of Linden Hill, who were expected t
return this weekend, have postponed
their return for week
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lontz, o
Reeveston Place, and two sons, Mas
tiers John and Charles, have gone t
Chicago, where they will spend abou
two weeks.
! Mrs. E. G. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs
Dewitt Norris and Mrs. James Norri
who have been the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Butler, of South Sis
: teenth street, return to their homes il
; Indianapolis Saturday.
Mrs Frederick c. Brown of Rio d
: Janerio, South America, with he
daughter, Betty, and two sons, Rober
and Frederick, arrived in Richmond tt
day to spend several months wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John v
Hansel, 100 South Sixteenth stree
and with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd T
4 Harter. Robert will attend Camp K
Ro and will attend school in Richmon
: for the next year or two.
Prof. and Mrs. G. A. Steele have II
) turned from Lake Kcgonda, Wis
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Miss Kathleen Reinhart. Miss Mar
garet Hartman, Miss Helen Turner,
Miss Margaret Turner, Miss Retha
Turner. Miss Nora, Farlowe. Miss Eva
Robert Hartman, Harold Hartman,
Willard Osborne, Irwin Juergens, John
Chamberlain, Lewis Chamberlain,
James Lowell Leahe, Robert Lewis
Beeson, Omar Williams, Hubert Will
liams, Clyde Morris, Glen Heind-
baugh, Ralph Turner, Herschel Helms,
Myron Helms, Urban Helms, Chester
Helms, Morris Sitloh and Hugh Hunt
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was conceived In Marshall,
Mich, in 1863
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Passenger Ships Due
IJno To-da,

1rbl,s .g'5Gsr' IS -sT1. eHrs Apr; ~ 70
rrutt 60 With mails: Is expected 70 dock 'd,,ci
sfIernoon at Pier Il, E 7 (Maiden Lau.l.
70 turness. Witty & Co with mails; is ev-
pNClcc 70 doe about $3.50 q n a. Pier 90,
y Il CWcst 66th st).
America, INC. with mails: is exp4cteS to
docH s., forenoon at Pier o., y Il tyre,.
Bowrins Bro, witn mails; is .apected TO TO
''SE &1apa6nS Io.snSoH a. J1ya ;,,.s 81. Ely
;d0c; Is expected to dock forenoon az pf.-
85 y L (Char,ton ST..
Due Tomorrow
L'thuanta (Dan> Neutahrw.ss.- Aor!!
- 10 the East Asiatic Co with mails: is
J3I9cl GJnpGcte ed 70 dock forenoon at Pier g. lush
Aquitanta CBr>. sou,Aauap pton Apri; o..
20 lunar" co With nlatls; - -xpec-o@
18th 81. ~ - wv 60
=, Colon, Crsstobal Aprf 10: TO Panama
@'.I'sf f@rH sf,.r6oo 20 WIN qais IS e1psc,ed to
Goth stD w. - IL yves:
. C!ty Of St Louis. Savannah April rs; 20
8L%@9 Y[.T : Go 's expected TO dock a !! a,
Lenape, Jacksonville April "5: ~ C,iv6.
Ltpe; IN WIN dock a m a: pieT s0s. S. NE3e Il
bue saturday
George Ws.htnston. Bremen April 20: to
! Lines With malls; Is e1 pectcd 10 docI,
forenoon at rler l. Hoboken' 'S1 ~ 0''A
parms OBJ Barbados Aprti 90 % FUR
TO dock afternoon at Pier -. l<lyn.
- santa Ana. Cristobal. April 49, TO " r
Grace: is expected TO dock g. Pie -
klyr. ' 49,
Modsna, San Domingo April u: 20
Columbus SHIPPING Co With mails: is exo
pected 70 dock forenoon a. Pier rs. \ r
Cuba Mail co with mails; Is ero.c,aa
TO dock forenoon at Pier -. Z r (yvaU st).
Due Sunday
Panhandl. State. Cherbours. April ao
Aedian. Liverpool. April 20. w Star L.nes Lines
southern Cross suen0s Ayre' A9r!l ri, Is;
Fauoan. Rio de Janeiro. Arvil -.
Lampo-t & Holt Line
Matura, Trinidad. April 90 Furne.s. withv
Carneronta. Glasgow. April 22.Cunard Line
Clua Crlstooai. April l9. Limited Fruit Co
Due Monday
Kroonlsnd. Southamr.on. Aprtl p,
Ia savo!e. HAVE April .Frer eh LIN, L1ns
Baracoa, SAMANTHA. April IT,. Clyde Line
1,aria, faramaribo. April ~. Clyde Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan. April rs.
7 Porto Rico Limo
Caracas. Curacao, April 2e .. Bliss ballet:
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. April 20
Furnes. Bermuda Line
Due Tuesday
Frederll. WIZ. Christiania. April n.
Scandinavian American Lima
Noun: Clinton, Hamburg. April 70.
United American LsnsD
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Sailed Yesterday

IsAe stirling, Richmond: Cseo!1. @
{enry; TSmpicoi ,Grelarli- lBr>, shansh.i;
lred Weller Taupico; William :. Nc
kenny, Los Angeles; Coilarrer BoYd.ailx;
Hanover (G-r>. Bremen ElsTicl House
90; Navan&; siteobonda (Dut), eabang
VIZ, Savannah; Idaho tSr}. Hull Via s.
John: Fort Hamilton (Br>, Eer7ouaa; Net
apan. Kingston; Scythia (Br>. L!vsrpool;
Concho Galveston; Robert f Hopkins p
Lohos; Paris U'r), HaVIs Via Plymouth:
Mu:lr!o, Norfolk; 4A.l,ianca, Norto.k Saw
ells Point Norto,&; Corto tNor), Norfolk
GoroE"'l' S-c3',' Norfolk; Manohurie Han burg
3fsud NJ Iiorcy TGarnptoo Roads
Pawnce. Baltimore; Bl Lago. %ev Or
leans: L, Nauc, GalVeston; Lake Stirling
Norfolk DeerAcld. Boston; IIog Is,and
Coastan:inopls; Coucr 'Alen,. Constant.
nOple; Sous City, haut!szo. EAst.ra In
porter, Philadelphia.
El CAPTAIN, Caracas: q'ua. (Ncr). Nor
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

Ataconda $50 E Anbroy. An--- 49,
Brs7ns s1e Soeur oa 1880 Haltcras April %.
Clavaraoh 1920 II Jiatteras Aor'i rt'.' 81, %
Capo-l;' az ~ -, goo o, e Ambrose April -.
Coldwater s'TTeH'T TST r ~ HRS e Cape Sable APE IS
Clearwater lst 28 os lon ." s. a bn1,, bT,I -
n.rteqn oIseq 81 ba1s., e AmbToss ~ re April 26,
-, s'eFn Exporter lat 81 ~ lon 60 Is Apri
George Washington 1912 Z Ambrose Apri,
GIenpooi 8 ESQ $ f Nan,ucke. April .
HTudson Ta 1910 E Ambrose April IS '''' -
oSs'e% JoSs s,.isa. lat 81 - lon 50 4s April 26
N1roon!and lat 45 IS Ion % II AnrI, of -
~, 10 700 Ambrose April 2s.
Msartsau. isaoecue' t45 80 2 Ambrose April IS
Minnekahda S73 W bishops Rock Anrii "a
Mount Clinton 22S7 Ambrose Apr,i 90.
PeninsS,s2 PeaIka sso s,s, caps Nay April &C.
81 Anthony lat 40 o. lon IS 05 April a5 ~
Southern Cross 1875 s e Ambrosap - AnriI ~
sp,r.1ns syse Ens'nesr is.o go Ambrose April Is.
America arrived Bremen ll:3o PM AnrtI o5
Braddock AS E Cape Henry April s5
cara;s caGany ~ Is e Ambrose April 26.
Panhandle State lat a. 81 lon 3s % Az, II %
w w MWestport lat - % Ion 40 IS April o5
Wheenr f.,eTn sPrt Sl9 81 81 Ambrose Apri %
Y,ats ..s oa ti"'1 = ~ T. Air orose Apri! 26
E!gonler ~ 2sl ESE Sabine Bar April as
N Elliott 80 n Jupiter April &c.
Matin.cock 2lo Sc Galveston April e6
sMiontrotte ?lo Sc South Pass April rs
Meiine e5 e Miami April IS
nelson 40 Jupiter April 26
= hnudsen lat 36 Al lon 75 ~ April rs.
pearl shell 242 WNW Point Isabel Aprij "a
ssbIeeoen ssbIes On, 2s1 WNW Tortueas April IS.
samuel L Fuller so S sand Eey Aor,, %
sam Sam RjsaTad RTun9 5oS st \ Crist9ba! Apri :s
Santa Gertrudie %20 s South pass A,-n ..
E sarsmacea $50 NE Barrios April 2s . 90
Swiltsure l55 sW by s Hatteras Aprll 2s
Virginia as ESE I<obos IsIayd .,,,, ..
nistula IS Jupiter April rs. 80
" ieasle l,aus .ss sss ~ EsE Galveston April 2s.
" IRISH II NNE Jupiter Ami .s pi'' 20
William Green AZ e by s Jupiter Ap,i, %
W %t1iiam Rockefeller 24o ~ Sand Key Aprti
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Arrived Yesterday

~sSa5S;o n. sft5' ""ss' 11s a:
o6s % All ars%ss VaSncs Ab2I NRT 10 1.bos Hssof
Aprn -: Ponta Deigada, April IL; Provl-
dcncc. April %. to Jsmcs W Elweil & Co.
with % cabin. steerage pass and !ndse
IroQuo's, berahon.. April 10; santo Do
Plata ana Monts Cristi. April 20; TURK.
Island. April p; 70 Clyde Line; With So
Nora, Tsmp'co. Aprtl IS; 70 Hua,tcca
Petroleum Co, with crude OIL anchored of
Tompktnsvuie. g l..
Colombia, April 10; Kingston, April IL: 10
clyde Line. With naile and nd.e: Flor
Hcra, RIO s. Jsn.:rc Apr'l : 20 Robert
7 Hague. in ballast; Constable HOOK. J.
Calsarslte tBr>. Talara. AprN -; 70
Robert l. 1aeue, With crudo oil; anchored
Henry = Wilton. ssb.n.. Apr.! ~; 60
Jniou sulphur Co. with mdsc; Columbia
. oIay.i n& si'' lo-x..-+,ro,,. r.n "a srrrna
IS Sa1onlos March 70 1ipari e. ralerrno
A9ri. !. Bizerta :: 70 Export CO WITH
Monmouth [Brl. baltimore April 26; 70
American Lj-.e with 1nds.; Pier s.
y Ga!aaos & CO; in oal!a.t, rler 20. & <,
S.rsnsc fBr>, Avonmouth April t3 50
: ~ Smith IN ballast; Pier 5, ssyonne.
Talstoyo Maru (Jap>, Tioi!o FEB -.
Manila IS. Honkons "a shin3idzu March
4 Muroran g. San Francisco 90. Crtstobal !
April II. Philadelphia March "a; 70 Nip
pon yu,en Kaizha with rndse; Pier 90
ClftoH. s I.
Csbo V!Naro Ispan>. sevN!s April {; 10
Briones & co With rnd.e; Section $40. Erie
Basin Brea <7vater
Munoryeay (Nor}. Navanx April s, ss.
gus IS, Csibsricu 10; TO the Munson Ltns
With 'ndsa Fed-rai Refinery. 9onkers. y r.
Lake Saws. Neuvltss April 1e, Charles
Con 22 70 ths K & Cuba Mail S Co win
sugar; anchored OF Liberty.
ooeraksrta Du]. soura baya Feb 2s, Bs-
t&via March 8. Fort Sald April 4, Cibrsi.
tar Il, 20 Funch, Edye & . with nd.e;
Pier 3. Bush Docks Bklyn.
.Artisss PhNade!ph'a, April c8. WITH
ndse; anchored or Quarantine.
sch NisseQueQuo, Georgetown g c. April
-5, With fndse, anchored or Quarantine.
Sch -Aitana NI Jagger. ----~- v!tN rndse.
anchored or Quarantin.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

Due To-day
Vesscl fort Agency.
Crasnoss Tyne, April s--U Navigation Co
Canadian Hunter, Gibraltar. April g.
Wilford Mckay
Robin Goodfelow, San Francisco. April !.
Pioneer. Antwerp April s
Lloyd Royal Beige
West Eld.ra, DunkirA' April 10:
su,sc1. Cristobal April IT,. Sori on Lilly
Haliartus Montovideo. March al.
RI Houston
Panaman. Hamburg. April l2. U Am Lin.s
Western Spirit. Antwerp. AprN Q.
Black Diamond Limo
Meleus. Liverpooi Apri! IL. ;Booth & Co
Rnod ii, Shields. April I2..... Funch Edyc
sar.nac, Monmouth. Ap,il Is,
Anelo-Americsn OIL
Dme Tomorrow
California. bordeaux, April l2..French Lime
Welsh CITY: London. April l3,U . Nav Co
Ellernan's Wilson Lin.
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Corson. hamburg. April I9.. Kerr S g Co
Robert Dollar. GihraltaT' Aprh ~
Earn,od.u. Liverpool. April 10
Due Sunday
Anaconda, Rotterdam, April IS.
Black Dsnond & S Cory
Roo!n Affair, Los Angeles, April 10.
Iathnian Lines
Due Monday
2cttcn Hall. Palermo. AprN t.
Duo Tuesday
Hamburg, April "a via Boston.
United rlcricsn Lines
WIS du Havr., Iiavre. April 10.
Algerian An crfcan Line
Troubadoug. Buonos Ayrcs. April :.
Kerr 9 CO
Duo "Wednesday
Seattle Spirit. Londonderry. April is.
sohodack, Nsvre. April 10.
Cosnnopolftan Limo
Due Thursday. May
schohsris, Hamburg, Aori! e.
Cosn1opo,l;an Line
Santa Euiana. San Francisco. April Is.
v.rdul., London. Aprn -. .cunard cS .
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

HAvRn, April 23--Cardllan (nr), Now
Orleans.
BREMEN. Aprll 24-Dominlon Miller
(Br). Jacksonville and Savannah.
GoTlfENBURG. April 81 - Atlantic
tSwcd). New York
ROTTERDAM. April 25-Ryndam Du).
New York vim plymouth and Boulogno.
GfHl ALTAR Aprit -5-Pnssod Bank
daie Gr, Now York via Philadelphia for
Barcelona; Nosuvio UD, New York for
-. Arrived: &6th, Oran (Spnn), Now
YOr'. " irRoUs
KOBE, April 22-' Woyo Maru 1Jnp). Now
YorN VIA lnnama ana san Francisco.
BREMEN April q - Themisto tDD,
roston via paltimoro; 25th. America. Sow
York via Plymouth and Chorbourg
LISBON, April 24-i'ritannia Nr). New
York for Marseillcs
MALTA, April ?5-scolNrIa (pD. Port
Arthur
DUBLIN. April 25-Eastcrn Tempest.
New York via Londonderry.
LIVERrooL, Aprn 2G-Norwcglan Gr),
New Orleans.
IULl. Aprl. 2e-west Nosska, Balti-
moro via Halifax. n s.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

Aswlhay ASS w Sand Key Apr 20.
Aawihavre 81 E sand Key Apr ?e.
Baldhil lo3 S Jupiter Apr %.
Baltic tDan), so s Jupiter Apr rs
Ration Rouge $40 w Havana Ayr 26.
NorEcstad 81 w Sand Key Apr IS.
Casey 30 Jupiter Apr 20
Charles II Cra'np ISL s ST John Bar
Apr 26
Chester sun as Fl Sand Key AYR %.
CITY OF Weathcrford 1873 Sc South Pass
Apr &c.
Clc,ncn, Smith N Jupiter Apr 2s.
Cody SE Pensacola Apr 26.
Curricr 90 r Tortueas Apr 26.
Di1igo 4S6 WNW Tortugas APT a.
= X Kemp 2I5 w Nucviins Apr %.
E r Bedford ~ NV Tortugas Apr 2s.
El Mundon 1o4 WNW TortuGas Apr %,
Esporanza sailed from NueVitas Apr %.
Evergreen city 90 SW lIattoras APT 26.
Gedania 50 SW Sand Key Apr IS.
Geo w Barnes 43i ramplco Apr &c,
Gulfprincc IL e Jupiter Apr rs.
I1cnry Il Mallory 235 s IIattcras Apr IS
Herbert l. pratt Al w Sand Key APT 26.
Ilcredia 275 \ Tela APT %
J w Van Dyke 40 WNW Tortugas Apr %
Josiah Macy 95 w Sand KY Apr %.
Lake Kyttlo II SE Ship Shoals Apr 26.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Ar,nv Orders

From Tho Trtbanes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. April 26.-Army orders
issued to day follow
Field Artillery
Mccormick. Major c. b, to Fort Bliss.
Downs. Major s. D. jr., to Camp Dix.
Infantry
Nixon. Capt. A. TO Fort Rennlng.
Wood, Major f. c.. to Walter Reed Hos
Mellon, Capt. F. c.. to Fort Rennlne
Henry. Capt T, to Fort Eenning.
Quartcrmastcr Corps
Wolverton. Capt. y. r., to Fort Banning.
Hammond, 1t, J. Nj, to Fort Benninr
Trepthardt, Cant. +. J.. p, 20 Chicago.
Porta, 1t. Col. j. R. TO Norfolk.
Baker, Capt. T. O.. to Manila
Miscellaneous
Kennedy ,I{5y 1t. j. c.. Air svc9 to Mitchell
Wilbur. Col. II. p, c. A, to Denver
b% .et, Major F. g., Judge Adv. to Wash
King. Cart. 4. T. Med. G.. to Camp Al.
fred Vail. 'b ~'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
American Ports

.E41 =. n
S.arten lswcd), 1sreylh. Sailed: zc~etio
l!tsN. G.bralter; La BcMc Sauvase (I}rl.
( la'naica. Reported calling Gali.s (soodj, ,
BALTIMORE. Apl.i os-Ar,',s5. N-t+a
r (Nor}, Kingston etc: l:}ahtor. tuel"a:
folt. B1rrIroro ~, To,, Nlo9Fe' Aoi
(No1) I;io Janeiro and Harbadoe qaited
IIoxts ,;lat.o,,, yin E,~ w., % 80 ~ ~
(Du), B.bo1: aiuusomo. New lort 1,,,fgsg 2s. ~
rier fBeIgl. lIo,trnai '0--'' NC
+ BOSTON. Arr.l .5- 4r,;>,.t. S,vs,,.
rl3rl AustraiI.,, ,,or+y So
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New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Marine Reports
THE TvDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
North o. Sandy Hook-Frcsh northwest
winds. fair weather
SANDY Hook 10 Eatteraa-Moderate to
fresh shifting to northeast. winds; fair
weather.
Hatteras TO Florida Stra!ts-Gentle 70
moderate variable wir ds and fair weather.
East Gulf-Gentle to moderate variable
winds and fair weather
West Gult-Frcsh southeast and south
winds partly cloudy weather, with showers
over extreme northwest portion.
Caribbean Sca and Wtndwsrd Passege--
Moderate 20 fresh east to north wind. and
fair weather.
y disturbance approaching Tho Grand
Banks and moving northeastward
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
City Island

~ Soo"d soutn: ROsalint (Br}, 81 Joia-~
= :, =, & and HSl!fa5, TO Howr!ns s. Co., With
New Haven for s. Johns, \ r. and fIaii
5a@. "a Annie g. Bridgeport for s. JOINS
4; and tialltsr; Jesso and Alcs CET.
PsCsboro. s. for PortcheetAr
20 0Ho east; Schrs lranN Bra!uAya
EcW york for Kittery; John Schmu,f.
\ew YoEk tor bridgeport; Matti. } XIV.
New York Sor Luoec
Sailed 9chr Nartt.ro ,.ro,,
York;, NsntuChet NC"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
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