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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
CARLISLE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

The Christian meeting closed Mon
day morning AT the waters edge,
with twenty-six new members.
The Carlisle school boys played
a game Of baseball with the Vaughn
boys Friday afternoon. The score
ending to in favor Of Vaughn.
Max Brownlee spent Saturday
night with Sterling and Prentiss
Jerden.
Mrs. W. b. Ray and little son,
Bryant, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
G. II. Jerden.
Mrs. j. +. Hnson spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Price.
Mr.. b. w. Casey and son, Cecil,
are building nice house on his
farm one and half miles south Of
the school house.
Miss Octa Ray, and Messrs Neal
Hembree and Martin Altman, visit
ed the school Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Burroughs,
and Miss Opal Burroughs, left Sun
dag morning for Dawn, where they
will spend a few days with their Sis
ter. Miss Opal will spend month
or two, we are told.
Miss Thelma Hinson spent Mon
day night with Octa Ray
Miss Oneita Coffey spent Sunday
night with Miss Myrtle Burroughs.
Mr.. Oscar Altman. wife and baby,
u the Woodrow community, are
visiting relatives In this community.
Mr. W. h. Ray is rebuilding a
house for Mr.. A. Y. McCarty, Of
the Woodrow community
Mrs. &. H. Jerden, Mrs. Hetfing-
ton and daughter. Ettice, spent
Monday IN the Turnell home
a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Goodpasture, is visiting them. We
failed % learn her name.
Mr.. Hacklcman's mother, and also
Mrs Hacklemans mother, both Of
Rockstown, are visiting them
Miss Octs Ray spent Tuesday
with MISS Thclma Hinson.
Miss Laura Frazier Of Lubbock,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
in the Harris home
Miss Helen Ribblc of Lubbock,
spent last week with her cousin,
Miss Opal Burroughs.
Mr. and MS. J f. Hinson and
small children. Mr. and Mrs a.
H. Jerden and boys, and Mr.. Max
Brownlee, were dinner guests IN
the W. n. Ray home Sunday.
Those Of this community who at
tended the party az Mr. Pete Cara
ways Saturday night were Misses
Bernioe Casey Octa Ray, and Mes
srs. Newman Casey, Walter VIII
bingham, Max Brownlee, Prentiss and
Sterling Jcrden and Carl Ray. They
all reported nice time.
Mrs. b. w. Casey and small chit
dren. spent Saturday night and Sun
day with relatives in Lubbock.
Mrs. W A. Prize and small chll-
dren. spent Tuesday afternoon in
the Turmoil home.
Mr.. Lester Simms is visiting his
sister, Mrs Royal Saunders Of Post
City
Miss Alpha HinsOn and Mr.. Sea-
bright Henry, Of Shallowater, We're
quietly married Sunday morning.
We wish them many happy years
together.
Mrs e. n. Jerdea spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Moon.
Miss Ona Rag spent Tuesday
night with Miss flrcnce HinsOn.
Mr. Ribble, vi'o and children.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
COURTESY IN TEXAS
IMPRESSES JOURNALIST

Dallas, Texas, Sept. Ia Speak
ing before the Dallas Advertising
League this week, Herbert Smith,
former professor In the University
~ Missouri School 81 journalism,
said since coming 10 live In feNa.
be- has been Impressed most ~ all
with The courtesy ~ employee and
executives nf the public utilities.
Next 81 that ~ has h0en lnlpfo sri
with the polltenoaa ~ people met
0n street can and ul tho caf men.
"fho niIIlIe. % Dallas ar0 build.
IND solid pnhnl relations ~ ihl|f
methods 20 meeting and treating
people" said NI Smith
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
Progressive San Saba County Farmer
Will Cultivate GAO Acres Of Lubbock
County Land He Purchased This Week

W.R. Waller, Of San Saba coun-
", one Of the big landowners and
substantial citizens Of that county,
was here the first Of the week and
purchased six hundred and forty
acres Of fine hand ten miles south
81 Lubbock.
Mr.. Waller has made arrange
ments 70 have modern farm build
ings constructed on his new prop
erty, including modern home
barns. etc, and we understand ne
will occupy the home Just as soon
as Il is completed.
Mr. Waller is one Of the kind Of
men who add materially to the en-
tire section Of West Texas. He VIII
cultivate his farm in the best man
ner possible. making production rec
ords Of the country just that much
better, and his influence brought 20
bear upon that community viii do
great deal in making this country
more progressive.
We heartily welcome the San Saba
msn 20 the plains. There are won
ierful opportunities here for the
wide awake agriculturist, and we are
sure that in purchasing lands near
Lubbock Mr.. Waller has marked
himself well a. man Of genuine
business ability.
The city Of Lubbock has under
gone great growth within the past
few months. and there are those
lacking acquaintance with the great
ness Of this country who are wonder
ing what viii create sufficient husi-
ness here 70 support the many firms
that are entering business, but lack
~ knowledge Of the country's great
ness in no wise discounts i one bit,
and we are sure that within a few
months they will realize that the
growth. though apparently normal
has been no more, nor less than the
result II wise business Judgment
put into practice.
Lubbock growth is not ahnor-
NAL
Anyone familiar with the rural
school population last year can cas-
ily glimpse az the present enroll
ment and see that the various com
munities adjacent % Lubbock are
growing every day. and that the cub
tivation Of these lands enables Lub-
book businessmen % enjoy greater
patronage
Every acre Of land that is put
into cultivation here Is adding It's
wealth 90 the plains country. West
Texas lands are proving their value
each season. and before many years
even greater value viii be realized
Maximum production on minimum
acreage instead Of maximum acre
age regardless Of production will no
doubt soon be the hobby Of all the
farmers. and the dawn u their
awakening 70 the value Of that as a
standard slogan will bring the morn
ing Of greater business conditions
ali over this great country.
Again and again we welcome Mr.
Waller 10 the plains. and realize
that his coming l. a great help 70
the developing force Of the country.
s u. Pate was IN town Tuesday
from his fine farm nine miles south
of town with a bale of cotton He
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
MAPLE WILSON ATTENDED,
sTubns HEREFORD SALE

Maple Wilson returned from Here
ford Wednesday. where he attended
ihs Governor sIuhhs lleFffnri sale.
Nh William = enc II IEn be-
lanlhmen ~ lhIf country. and Is
keeping up with he activities ~ cal.
Il1 nf1NTIa an over West TnEaI
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

s. u. Pate was in town Tuesday
from his fine farm nine miles south
of town with a bale of cotton He
has one hundred acres in the fleecy
staple this year. and like other
farmers. has experienced short
crop, but nevertheless is grateful
TO say that he is glad his crop is as
good as Il Is, and looks forward 10
an increase in price Of the staple.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

and Saving Stamps. Barrier Bros Martin & Wocou
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Vessel Port Ar.,cx
Haremeo. Dunkirk. March IT.
r,.s Cosmopolitan Line
honolulu. AiEiers, March IL.
Moore Mccormack & Co
Eastern cr"s, FayaL March H.
RaneIa, Avonmouth. March ii. 0''''' Al ''
Steel Navigator. Tacoma: March )
Wheeling Mold. Shields March Il: S"' N'r'
II Winchester L. Co
Nity OF cambridge. Gibraltar March l.
Eastern Soldier. Antwerp. March 1s' W
Black Diamond s S Corn
occur Alene. Leghorn. March II
A II Bull & Co
Due Tomorrow
Quaker City. Leith, March 1s
Export TRANSPORTATION Co
6lrd City, Rio de Janeiro. March is
International Frelghting Corp
Due Tuesday
Somerset. Hamburg. March 20
Tuscarora Manchester. March IS. 10
willhilo. San Pedro March IS. ''"s 'e
Williams s s Co
Due Wednesday
Chicago City, Bristol. March %.
Cape Henry. San Pedro, March -,
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
Barfond. Trinidad March 2s.
Caribbean Line
Due Thursday
Nessian, Liverpool, March Is
White Star Line
Topdalsfjord. Christiania. March ~,
Norwegian American Line
Port Augusta, London, March 25
Funch. Edge & Co
Due Friday
Sarcoxie, Rotterdam. March 23.
Cosmopolitan Lines
Liberator, San Francisco. March 49,
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific Co
Due Saturday
Morristown, Hamburg, March %
Kerr s S Lines
Fiorinda. Seville. March o..Garcia & Diaz
Flora. Maracaibo. March 81
Funch, Edye & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
By Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Inc.

tpIstance in miles. position at noon un)er.
otherwise stated)
Anaconda l.267 n Ambrose March 81
Aistc 1854 w Gibraltar March 81
Anache GO n Diamond Shoals March Al
Centennial state 992 f Ambrose March Al
casey lat ~ IS \ Ion 56 35 w March II
CARTON 1,b0S E Holc-in-W all March 81.
Consort 1,l3o II Ambrose March ~
occur d'Alene S0I " Ambrose March Al
taEo Mambl 220 Scotland March 81
pcNoiente 1,tSo fl, I Hole-in- Wall Marct
Dorchester . sw >, 9 Brlgant,ne Ruo,
Editor 1,3s3 w Hook of Holland March 81
March a.
Lenape South Scotland April /.
Lake Gilboa 1874 S Scotland April l.
Munargo left Nassau $40 PM March 81
for New York.
MORO Castle 100 N Diamond shoal.
March 81
Nishmaha 1850 Cape Henry March Al.
Norlina 1900 e Ambrose March 81.
Orizaba pd Scotland 1890 PM. April /
san Lorenzo 100 n Diamond Shoal.
March Al
Texas 21O Sandy Hook April l.
West lumhaw 1870 r. Ambrose April l.
West Camak 99l SIC by Jacksonville
March 81.
Wheeling Mould 400 f Ambrose April /.
Munargo s9S $ Ambrose April i.
Hilton w Sand Key April l.
Evelyn 423 s Scotland April l.
SaEna expected to arrive Quarantine 1000
PM April 9
Herman Frasch $50 NE IIole-in-wal
X Gordon Gs Cape Henry April /.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

n,ns - expected to dock forenoon at p,au
90. II tChariton st). AT i'ier
Due Wednesday
Vessel. Port
:, Mlhiei tristobal, March - L 4 Ayr,r
mnnamar. Antilla. March al Munson ! ~
Bayern, hamburg. March "a
unAmer Line
Due Thursday
Seydiita, Bremen. March %,
Fort victoria. Bermuda April Ivy
.ro Furness. Witty & 10
Arasuaya bermuda, April a.
Royal Mail steam Packet
Due Friday
America. southampton. March 10
Aquitania, Southampton, April i '''''''
ordur, s,, Cunard Line
49,, RoNal Mall Steam Packet Co
A"io" Sah'os March % 2..... Munsnn Limo
Due Saturday
Old North State, London March %
United State. Jinrs
Ryndam. Rotterdam, March 30
Holland America Limo
Fandyck. Montevideo, March 20,
>,. c, Lamport Holt Line
Mt Clay. Hamburg. March 80.
=, ,, United American Line
La Bourdonnais. Havro. March 20
French Lima
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Sailed Yesterday

Olympic CBD. SOUTHAMPTON via Cher
Aou-g; Celtic tBr). Liverpool via Queens
own: Hudson. Bremen; Orizaba. Havana: {:
Aeolus Buenos Ayres. Banda (DD, Nor
Ak. East Wind. Duroan: Mayaro (Br).
Perth Amboy: ManaQui tBr). Banes: Bris-
tol City CI5r}. Bristol. Iulia, La Guayra;
pas,ores Havana; PorCe. san Juan; Charl-
ION Hall. Talara, Noordam tDD. Rottcr-
dam: La Lorraine tF:), Havrc. Ara pahoe,
Jacksonville! Creole. New Orleans; Tararl-
ia tBr, Glasgow Francisco b2: Hui;
Araguya (BD. Bermuds, Fort Victoria
IBr1 bermuda. Vague. La Roinana; Lake
Winthrop Hslifsx soqthwsestern Miller
Yone Maru Gap), Norfolk; Bayonne,
Philadelphia; Steel Worker, Newark; Len
ape, Jacksonvlle Fort Gaines tNor), San
iago Albania. Liverpool. kroonland. Ant
wsrp: Antiila. Nassau, Edith. san Juan;
Colombo UtaD. Naples. North Wind, Nor
folk. storm King. Antwerp; Plainfield.
Clsnfuegos. Utacarbou PIT Arthur. City OF
s, Louis, Savannah, Dakarian (Brl, Lon
DON Lake Arthur Richmond; Smaragd'
(Nor} Ssgua Ell Muuso. Galveston. Phila
sdeiphis. Baltimore. Emilia GtaD. Nor
folk Sorland tNoT), Philadel lphia and
Hsngo; Jethou (Nor), Santos bark Refine
Marie Stewart Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions of merchant vessels
ceived through the United states Naval
Commune alton Service. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. (Ottercliffes)
Cape Hatteras. N, c.; Jupiter. Fla.
Key West. Fla; New Orleans, La
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day In order that they may be
received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc, New
York City (WCG), Babylon, L. l.
(WSE). Easthampton. l.. l. (WSA),
New London, Conn (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgica advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The. Radio Corporation OF America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC), siasconset. Mass. (~'sC). New
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May, New
York City tWNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton Of America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Cleared

oriraba, O'Keefe, Havana; y & CG0a
Mans s Co
Tiger (Nor). Biomguist; Bergen Robert
!. Hague.
lake Winthrop. Norris; halifax; A II
Bull & Co.
Ysque Dalton; Puerto Plata and La Bo-
mana; Clyde : Co
Ponce, Folker; san Juan and Ponce; n
y Porto Rico 2 : Co
Gaute (Nor), Gram, Walton, j F Whit
ney & Co
Bridgetown smith; St Thomas and St
Croix; Clyde s S co.
stolwyk Du). Kleykamp; Aarhus ana
kamar, George Heliesen & Co
2ulia, Morris; la Gunyra Curacao and
Maracaibo Via Mayaguez, Bliss. ballet
g. Co
Santa Rosalia Brown; Montevideo. Bue-
nos Ayres and Santa Fe via Barbados; Nor
ton, Lilly & Co.
snaTagd Nor. Hous, sasua de Tanamo;
Bankdale tBr) Taylor; Marsenles. Bar
ctona and Valencia via Philadelphia
James " Elwell & Co.
psthou 'Nor1. Woxholdt Bahia and San
'os via Norfolk Kerr $ 8 Co.
'ranfos fNorl Eteusen; Kingston and
Fuer'o Colombia; Caribbean s s Co
zero Azul Lockhart. Tamptco, Huas-
'eea Petroleum Co
,.,.@rtdol.s Gendols. Craven Nuovitas and Manati;
"e!aip bl ., DfN scale. trinidad 70
ferih Amboy' Furuess. witty &. co.
:, thoeeus oFrl. Bernardi; Barcelona and
Line N''
c, Lake Ky,he Johnson; Puerto radre.
Naapaha and Gjbrara, Munson Line
eqriand fNorl. ANelsen: IGaugo to Phil
"uelphla' Q STRAY s Corp.
Pacific Co II
,,ia ,iind'Pendenoe po Hau 1oerbcrg; Phnadel-
'p@, "a. Cosmopolitan shipping co.
pobs Sna!'ss Pratt. Morris Baton Rouge;
s Co. NiNoe .
p,G. ei Mqndo. Nelson; Galveston; Southern
Plan Lsmpssas Davis; Galveston; Southern
oo..y s!,y Of st Louis. johnson: Savannah;
IS IS r F Dimock Allen; Boston; Eastern
sroa amilIa Ntsp. Gladuloh; Norfolk; Phelps
l.l1 Iuspslile, Z e Hannah; Baltimore; CD NAL
R,shsa Rne Arthur, Atkinson; Richmond;
lumbn. baroon, sh,, Lawrence; Port Arthur; Co
Bos,an B,a,eaolm (Sw(, Nilsson; Gothenburp in
"' ufness, Witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Radio Corpn. of America

All positions are at noon unless otherwise
stated.
Ahsecon l15 NE Cape Henry April /.
Atlantic Sun Sc WNW Tortugas March 81
Bristol pd Five -Fathom Bank April l.
| Caracas 2s4 Sc Ambrose, April /.
Chas + HorWood 90 SW Nantucket April !
city of Columbus 16O n Diamond Arril !.
City of Rome 15o NNE Diamond April !.
city of Westminster 800 SW Cape Cod
Connehatta 100 East Boston April /
Crofton Han $50 Nantucket March 81.
ID q Scoheld 1895 S Delaware Breakwater
March ST.
Dean Emery 1l5 NE Diamond April /.
Gulf of Mexico 2S5 w Tortugas March al.
Herbert J. Pratt 80 WSW Sand Ke,
Ma'ch 81.
Hampden 20 r Chatham April l.
r Gordon 6S Z Cape Henry April T.
Katrina Luckenbach 294 s Ambrose April
Lapland 413 E Ambrose April 1.
L NJ Thurlow off Nantucket April I.
Livingston Roe l47 ENE Delaware Break
water April l.
Margaret pd WinterQuarter 10 a m April
Munalbro - SW Montaull April 1.
Para 440 SSE Ambrose April /.
Penobscot SW -by-S Brigantine April |
Peter II CroWe! 75 ESE Barnagat April I
| Sabine sun 12S WSW Sand Key March /.
Sacandasa 4'o SE Cape Henry March 81.
Saml Q Brown ia n Diamond April l.
san Pablo ~ Hatteras April l.
9ocony and barge "a II s Scotland AprIi /
Steel Worker 20 S Ambrose April l.
st Mihiel 5S5 NE Colon March 81
ousQhen"hna l.3"o II Ambrose March 81,
lrontolitc 12o n llatteras April l.
W NJ Irish 199 WSW Sand Key March 81.
WIN Rockefeller 81 s Jupiter March 81.
Porto Rico 465 Sc Scotland April /.
America 2.512 y Ambrose April !.
Ala 4,927 W Lac w
America 2,5l2 e Ambrose
Balacao 607 Ambrose
Rirkonhead 16 L Land Key
Cheaulp $50 w Bishops Rock
Edward l. Doheny ia s Diamond.
J y Moffat 35 SSW Diamond.
lNngsbury 2,742 miles from Colon.
Old North star 2.&21 + Ambrose.
Oscar y bennett 240 WSW Diamond.
Polarine 1,800 l. Cape Hatteras.
Porto Rico t65 SIC scotland.
SchodaC 2.49S z Ambrose.
Walter y Munson 10 W Diamond.
Walter u Noyes T. NE Henry.
Wellington / s Cape May.
West Chatala 3,4lS n d.645 W.
West China 4,744 n 1.539 W.
West Keene A ESE Delaware Breakwater
w l. Speed .1l0 SW Hatteras.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

c Bedford SO Sand Key April !.
Agwibay, 333 Sand Key April l.
Atlantic City sos Bermuda 8 pm March
81.
Atlantic Sun 1s SSW Sand Key April l.
Bethnor lat 26 04 y Ion 70 w April \.
Carplaka 436 e Cape Charles PM March
81.
Colombia s27 f Ambrose PM March 81.
Derbylne 3 W Carysfort April /.
Eastern Dawn 1,562 E Ambrose April l,
Eastern Leader $50 Il BOSTON April /.
Ell Oriente 2 S Jupiter April /.
El Sud AZ S Jupiter April !.
Federal S Fowey Rocks April l.
Fluor Spar 5s NE Hole-in-W Wal: April ].
Freeport Sulphur No 62l Hava ma
AprH |.
George Henry As n Jupiter April /
Cufstream .16e w Tortugas April l.
Hilton 3 w. Sand Key April l.
] A Moffett Jr 35 SSW Hatteras Apri /.
j NJ Danziger II Sand Key April l.
J \ Pew 252 SW Hatteras April I.
Joseph NJ Cudahy s E Jupiter April l..
Lake Stryrnon SW Nantucket April l.
Lone Star state 2333 Ambrose April !.
MoseIa 900 ENE Hatteras April l.
New Jersey IA Jupiter April !.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

LONDON April t--winnebago (Br).
Philadelphia.
AMsTERpAM. March 3o-New York
CHRlsTIANsAND, March a1--oscar II
DAM New York
BuENos AYRBs March 3l--H II
HoNGKoNG, March 3l-Arabia Mnru
(Jap), Tacoma.
tSpan), Galveston: Gudrun Maersk (Dau),
Philadel lphia.
GLASGOW. March 3i-Assyr,a tBr),
LIVERPOOL. March al--Rruyera tBr>.
New York for Manchoster; Canadian
Manchcstor West Maximus, Baltimore for
Manchester; Maiden Creek, Mobile ;
Msdien SbD, New Orleans.
MANILA. March 31-M s Dollar (Br)
san Francisco, Wenatchee. Seattle.
MAI.Mo, March 24-Carlsholm (swed)
Now York.
liBAu. March 2s-Estonia (Dan), New
BERGEN. March Rergensfjord (Nor)
New York for Christisnia. Ottar Jar
BREMEN. March 2s--Tarsis (Ger), Nor
HAMBURG, March 2e-Kerrnit, Buenos
sToCKHoLM. March 2s-Pearl Shell,
Port Arthur.
COPENHAGEN, March 2o-pennsyl-
vania Dan), New Orleans
GIBRALTAR. March 3o--Grof Khuen
| l1edervary UtaD. Galveston.
ROTTERDAM, March S0--Kofuku Maru
lJap)' New Orleans; Westerdijls (DD, New
! York.
>,l ,lFREMANTLE, March 3o--Port Lyttleton
DUNEDIN. March 25--City OF Iiankow
'f52 pnpGlW LIN 19Ts; marob ao-,ora Do,vn.,,ro
| Br), st John, N j.
CLYDE. March 9o--sequoya (Br). New
York; 81, Gracia (Br). Portland. Mo.
Div
| (Br), Seattle for Hongkong
| BRlXHAM, March 31--Exmouth tBr),
M MMANcHEsTER. March S1-Housatonlc
MANILA, March 31--Tyndareus (Br),
Departures
cHRIsT1ANsAND, March 25-Delawarc
cHR1sr1 ANA March rs Alexandra
BLE&EN. March 2o-semiramis (Dt,
Key West >''''
HAMBURG. March 8o-Huronia Br).
| AMSTERDAM. March 80 - Victorious
| Boston. ~
ROTTERDAM. March 3o--victoria Maru
(Jap) Nrom Caloutta). New York
\, C.. CAtcuTTA' March 3l--stceI Trado-.
l,j.I LIVERPOOL, March 3l--winlfredian
HUENos AYREs, March s1-PsneAmer-
York. \''' ''0"
~ LONDON. April Port Elliott Br).
~. GoTHENBuRG, March 31-stockholm
| (Sw), New York
,HAVRE March 2s-La Bourdonnais
| UHr). New York
BORDEAUX. March 2o-Ohio Urr). New
r. L0INDooNDERRY, March 2a-Eastcrn
| Guide, New York "
p1 LIVERPOOL, March 5l-Ervlken (Nor),
~, BARRY, March S1--knut Jarl CNor),
CApIZ. March al-Manucl Calvo fsp),
New York. @N'''
| Me assam" va = vi 'ldi'o'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Arrived Yesterday

,rr,. Havre March %; TO Com ,
Generate Ira Ssen,S,I11e, ,. Ma.n ss
saga -s ,econd cabin. ss thiru CLASS psss'
gals ana an 1prl. London March is: TO
senonI.rrrsa I.rrranspoyt Line. with mdse; Pier
\. a.l.s'iss e 49,, u.vr. March 81: to Com
ChieAtv s~.,r Transatlantique. with hh
rsrae ~ class pass, mails and mdse ;
pr ~, =. fRr>. Hui March n: 70 Eller-
Gsn'Wjl.on Line, with mdse; 7th st. no.
sst.n, ss.,s.,e Havana March y. ssgus ie.
As,n y? Mariel -; to y q Cuba
.r .hesss 2 Co. with sugar; anchored Off
Liberty bse-.an, Du. Rotterdam March 81,
Rosiele.s 81 plymouth 2S; to Holland =
Beoo,s Line. with ISL first. 1b2 second
M. 5s third class pass. mails ana mose :
t,s Il. Hoooken 49,, O.. por..a,
Ce.o", 20 the Panama r Line.
P'.s'i P.s ia pass mails and mdse' Pier 81
y s.,,. X, Tecla. sslayerry March s, Pacas-
san'. f;uaysquil 10. Manta ! Bahia l2.
Esrnes..,.sss Ease.e.asens s' 70 porto colombia 20; to
y. ~ Grace Line, with rndse: 33d st' klyn,
u, h,w1,heyille, Shanghai Dec a. Manila
a comoS Fe6 6pbisdaIpbia ~ TsfIa3 go Boston ~
M' e. BARBER g. Co. with mdse; Pier SS.
Ss.,sneo. Genoa Feb 20, Leghorn Maroh
Valencia :. Barcelona s. lisbon 81 to
Z D Mallory, with mdse' anchored or
l4Ssl.is; Sali.,.r. Port Arthur Mar 20, to Gulf
,.sntns CO. with oil; Bayonne, n j.:
Colombo Colombo 90 fhiladelphia March 81 I:
j.. Y,siia. America Line. with pass, mails
10 10, nstse, in transit to Italy; Pier 81. r.
sna 2arenleo, rsrIt Dunkirk March 10. Baltimore
=. 10 Cosmopolitan S Co. with mdse
Per :. Hoboken. \ J., - r,o-,.. o,
s.a,,is March 2, San Francisco 6. Colon "a
eth ,sJ II Winchef er & Co. with mdse; an
'ssrsd of quar- ltine.
'"g.r g.persnza Ve,s cruz March 23. Havana
a. 10 Y & Cuba Mail line with pass
mslls and rndse: Pier -. j.
"i;cs Boston City tBr), Bristol March -; 10
lanes Arkell. with mdse. anchored off
onsran.ine, viii SO to Pier 81, \ r.
Rayo and barge No 81. Port Arthur,
varch %; TO Standard OIL Co OF y,
.,th ~. anchored off Tonpkinsvilie, l.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

,on WPhd Antwerp March %. Southam,.
!s e.na.Z4 th - to Red Star Line with rndse =.
and pI,, TO reach Quarantine at 10 ~
West aad oeH ",K about noon at Pier 6l, r
20 Iiy,a Iioyn q eDitalis GtaD. Naples March IA.
10 dock .oaoaudo with mails is expected
With ST. '''e"oon at Pier 81, n r west
Dsliett san Jun March 2s: to Bliss
dock la,s 20 with mails; is expected to
Clark s,i to-day at Pier II. B,'klyn
Line nnpaehe, 81 Jacksonville March 30. - c,vaa
IS, N p expected to dock forenoon a. Piar
c",h tGharlton ST.. mum at fier
TO Ocean Ooiumeus. Savannah March 2o.
aoon al Pier Ok - expected TO dock fore
90 tSpring sO.
sr Due Tomorrow
un,,ss 9uehanna, Queenstown Marc, %.
pecteS e&.es Lines with mails: Is az
boken u cock forenoon at Pier Ho-
r.b-a r.hb,,'snnia ,,ia CFr), MarseilIe, ,faroh ,s -
Vlnso Vl"ol at Slst st B'klyn' " oocA
Fruit Co psn ~ Havana March 81: TO United
forenoon sf.p1. Titn mails is expected to dock
Lin. ai!S' Nassau March 81: 70 4ivnT Mmnso,
Pier IN mails, is expected to docL ~
Pow. r (Oid SIM. W uocN at
= Porto Rice; fsd 1an Juan March 20: to n Y
lan,ic forenoon at Pier as NJ - THpecteo
% Furness pso tBr). Bermuda April l.;
ee5pect.d 10 dderhm9da DON 9o Line with malls; is
rc.1 cs1 bsth st). 'ehooh at Pier sS. II
Aalifas; ''',a "a Cbo. Glasgow March "a via
tails; is exp.cted t.unsGd, Anchor Line with
West a4th s,1 IV'A forenoon at Pier
c,,. Due Tuesday
10 MIDoons MeDoonDss.vSe Verdi Utah. Naples March 2s :
''s,.a Ed ss solsn6an Trada WIN VI mails; is ex
tsSs,f,o tHt), Valparaiso M.rcS NJ risr -, N r.
al Pier S' ~ y n expected to dock forenoon %
rruis' Ill ssntiseo March f'' 81 to United
fe,enoon n. Ti,n p mails is expected TO DOCK DOCK
e1sssonsy. HasaolS krsa TO- R Maiden Lane).
ssS fal.1.L,ne fSa'l Line with mails Is e.pestes ,o %
City Of of%In %nn, a. faal4, E tWan sD.
s...c Ocean S Coz eo'hesy' ~ savannah April l.;
Com,nebes' SS' \ r {spring ST.
sscxsouyilie April / TO Clyde