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The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-10
sPURR TOWNSHIP
(UnofficiaD

Sf fUhh lOW NSnlf
(UnofficiaD
Townsend CT, Ferris IL.
Governor
Groesbeck 73, Cummins 5, rest O
state ticket running about same.
Representative in Congress-
James 70, Happier 5.
Sheriff
Dantes 81, Girard A, Seavoy 35.
County Treasurer
Cosgrove 73, Sengebusch IL.
United States Senator
Townsend 1859, Ferris 508.
Governor
Groesbeck 1866, Cummins 355.
Representative in Congress
James 1880, Happier 2ss.
Sheriff
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-10

Cosgrove 1195, Sengebusch 469.
49, TOTAL VOTE
Figures given are for only those
candidates on which complete returns
have been received.
United States Senator
Townsend 1871, Ferris SAC.
Governor
Groesbeck 1859, Cummins 46S.
Representative in Congress
James 1886, Happier 299.
Sheriff
Dantes S91, Girard 451, Seavoy 496.
County Treasurer
Cosgrove 1885, Sengebusch !564.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-10
Kills LARGE horn.u S...,.

Burnham, Pa.-Bert Walker the
other day shot and killed a great
horned owl that measured AZ inches
from tip to tip, near Gigmoney Park,
Ha will have II mounted.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-10
L'ANsE TOWNSHIP, PREC.


United States Senator
Townsend Ga, Ferris 5.
Governor
Groesbeck 63,, Cummins 5.
Lieutenant Governor
Read 65, Mckenzie A.
Secretary of State
DeLand 65, Porter 4.
State Treasurer
German 65, Barnes a.
Auditor General
Oramel B. Fuller 65.
Attorney General
Wiley 65, Cavanaugh 4.
Justice Of Supreme Court
Mcdonald 65, Doyle A.
Representative in Congress
James 65, Keppler 4.
Circuit Judge
John G. Stone 65.
State Senator
James M. Wilcox Ga.
State Representative
Patrick O'Brien Ga.
Sheriff
Dantes 10, Girard 1, Seavoy 81.
County Clerk
Homer j. Pennock GO,
County Treasurer
Cosgrove 81, Sengebusch 18.
Register of Deeds-Sicotte 66.
Prosecuting Acknowledgment 66.
Court Commissioner-O'Cbnnor 66.
Drain Commissioner-Cardinal 66.
Coroncr-Gerard 66.
Coroner-Hansen 65.
vSureyor-Rasmussen66.
Mine Observation-Disclosures &C.
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D|RbNAS
|||IIPENN CHARTER
|,..~.I sehoIastio Honor. w'''
I. Awarded This Evening
!. withsrspoon Hall .
\, suMMERE TO PRESIDE

CD Dssn Charter School WI, TIa,, " nnni. mi"
hn rIr r.,n. In Witherspoon hai; SSn sSa.d
~ eysn'WV Walnut streets. Dr; nicnara art
II ano W.. w headmaster, Will ,present
~ gu99mss g9nmss to the forty.nine grad
(, 1t!.e a,es st!,asIS,oi Sonors will be awarded at
Sehclas:.,SS. ~. hut the yare not limited I
e 1eI.f 1et.s n the graduating class. Inc
~ sen IA ,he classes to which tney
sa,sss % are as follows: u,,sscnn nnds
s..ss.t s honor for the year-Se''""'
/. E.s'' H1sss'ii Adams and Remick. ,-,
ssss ss. care wJSIso,,. JSnss,,, tsecunda: Brewer.
asr' T.r.i. si Frame. ,Id;ey URpsr SusTta: SvsT,S:
fsn. Msitsn, Ess'sI' EH.,'I P.t.rss. ssas.sy RIesmss
Sisis: clf,,SSn;i clf,,Sni, p'Iest sexta: Jopson. MELON
Eshtrcsnn, Thor TThoinas: Lower First: AZ.
rSll ECt I"wtr Second Preparatory:
Sasi. ,.,,. Phi Beta Kappa: Arm
z Gun sGSSd sr,Sd, Elliott. Gage. jones' star
% s.,r.d.y morning examinations will
csdnrted At the school for the Foun. !.
...sOn Scholarship. the winner OF which
~ sss ,scsive free tuition at Penn Char'
|: n. valued at $3.50.
n. srsduates are: ,-.. - ?.
ssmvsi A. Armstrong, R'chsrd =. u u
y Esri n. W. Bartlett. CnaTies MY. W,.
ESS nadway Brown. william budd; CIVIL VII
~ n. Chandice.. Jr:. Joshqs A SnrIo. Io.
-. lain W. Clark. Kenneth X Ciark; e. 10, ~,
~ X Culver, Charles +; Eil'oL., g,oms arH ~
tii. 81: Henry 6 Nyins William 'Sgo%s w. Fsrr. r.
Ssrt q. .Farrington; JHmes, s,,GMsh, o, JoSn
Ts.nawS a,n e. NE5msn Jonss. Henry ii soiS i. KirE.
w e"'f n freeman. Jr.. Jim LAon.rd'
!. s'tE~M Mann, John 8. Aieader. Daniel 8.
I'm Hsnry s. Moncrief.. Armand v. MOT OF
.nEs; J. Es;.niorS iS r. Morris. Howard Park.
SSWnsd D. Parrish. Henry p, faxson'
q. WHr.tR tReynoids. Horace @. Richards,
1 = Rush, Jr., Richard O. STAFFORD
- 4 strons, Benjamin F. Theonald,
Alen sw,it,,n ~ H. Tinker, Charles NJ yollum
E:,,.n r"F Wielland and Henry J. Will
M aii., Newkirk Strong, 5022 Cedar
.,sn"s. " has been elected bowl man OF
~ sraduating class. Strong is the
,nu II DR.. C. A. Strong. head of the
En.lish department at the school. He
voD @ his letter in baseball. track and
ipotball, and Is president Of the grad
viting class.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

AND PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
NELLY CO. 9S2 Chestnut St
suite 2-22. second moor. over Childs' Rest.
RVING-Edith desperate Can do nothing
with her. She calls for you. All OF Us
answer. New position assured on your re-
turn. Let US know where can reach
you. MARY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Howard Vincent
PIANO REDUCTIONS

AND sLiGHTLY USED PIANOS. PLAYER.
IIAMos ANR 1ARY GEANP GSc slAN2S fN
SSW I, SAVE ivM MoY6Y y6Ii soMn TME IbT tIsr
Of FEW OF THE MANY HUNDRED
MAKES WHICH MUST BE SOLD AT
ONCE:
S Chickering uprights ......$75 up
8 Lester uprights ........... $50 up
Z Cunningham uprights $40 up
2 Edouard Jules uprights. .$110 up
2 (Vincent) Weberfield up. .S175 up
3 Blasius uprights ...... .S115 up
6 Hoppe uprights ......... .$110 up
10 Steinway uprights ......$175 up
2 Knabe Players .......... 1925 up
4 Emerson Angelus Players $185 up
5 Knabe uprights ....... $3.50 up
2 Chickering Players 49,. 1895 up
2 Kranich & Bach uprights .$155 up
4 Schumacher uprights. go. .S95 up
q Howard Vincent Players. .s415 up
2 Mason & Hamlin uprights $135 up
6 Howard Vincent uprights $3.50 up
These Instruments are slightly used. but
n GOOD condition and can be exchanged II
Send for catalogue.
HOWARD VINCENT
sses3s. $40. .s44-s4e N. SIXTH ST.
Open Monday: Wednesday. Friday evenings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
MARBLE CLEANERS

MARBI.E and browna;sne ciean,rs ala. -cS.
ters, point.rs and brick.front rsnoysiS6Ss
sescisl Tstss roug AsttrG. Wetson q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
HOWARD VINCENT
FOR SALE

s3e-s3s- $40. .s44-s46 N. SIXTH ST.
Open Monday. Wednesday. Friday evening,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
Wanted.

To Hire
TO HIRE-5 and pass. touring limou sines,
$50 per hour up. Pop. 1917, Park also
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
WANTED

0l1 C,,;te overcoats. hats. shoes etc.;
SsA ouAsS We pay more: ca. anywhere.
any time, city. country. Write. call or
phone Ore 6l55. Frledn' an Bro, li44 South st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08
ulNs BODY FOUND AFTER
A attempt TO WRECK TRAIN
eCsn Ties, Wired to Track, Fall to
Deraji Any Cars

Z DsplelsOn, Conn.,. June S.-GBy A.
sp.)-An attempt to wreck n northbound
tain on the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad was made late last
Ilsht between Wauregan and this place.
Seven ties which were wired to the
tack were struck by a New London to-
Worcester train. No cars were derailed
/ md the train was brought to a stop
within q short distance.
y The mangled body of man about
/, ayty years old was found. State and
railroad police were called at once to
determine whether the man was dead
letore the train hit the ties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-08

1896 Land Title Building
Broad Street Entrance
MONEY TO LoAN-.siooo to 500. 900 -
accounts receivable. notes, acceptancss or
mortgages; quick funds: confidential plan.
STAELEN. i.0s Penns. Bldg. Spruce S6e1
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
ShipOw'sers See
Steady Revival
ForI1. 9. Marine
Ra, mead Elected President
Ayais: cf American Steam
ship Owner, Association:
Barber Is \re-Prcsident

Constructive plans OF the Shipping
Foari and President Harding give
promis> cf steady improvement in
american skipping. II. II. Raymond.
president OF tie American Steam ship
Owners Association. sad yesterday I'M
US report at tnc annual convention, II
Broadway. He declared the outlook for
SIC future n.oie hopeful because Of the
rrospcc. for Federal ard
Mr Raymond was reelected 7rcsi-
dent -nd Edward J 8arbcr president
e the Rarber Steamship Lines. was
chosea again as vice president Win
'hrop L. Marvin was reelected vice
presidcut and general manager, and j..
Parker KILN general counsel.
The association vert OF record
unanimously in favor CT the adoption
Of continuous discharge book Of
reference and recommen dation for sea-
men. similar to the British system now
IN effect on the Pacific Coast. Rcsolu-
tons Of sympathy on the death of Al
bert r. Lafonta, president Of Harris.
Magill & Co. and Of the firm Of
Trosdal, Plant & Laforta, were ad doptcd.
|: was announced that the total Of
seagoing tonnage owned by member
companies was 3.3O9,:7s, gain Of -343,- :
900 gross tons over the preceding year.
Nevsome Quits Committee
Tho name OF William Ncwsomc, vice
pres sidcnt Of the United Fruit Com
pany. was dropped from the list Of
the executive committee at his request
1t was said at tho Offices Of the asso-
citation that no reference was made in
the discussions to the reported intcn-
tion of the United Fruit Company to
withdraw from the association.
The annual report of Mr.. Raymond
outlined what he called "a most active
and evcntful year He directed atten-
ton to the organization Of tcchnica i
committee, composed OF naval archi-
tects and engineers Of member com
panies.
AT our last annual meeting" said
Mr.. Raymond "thc depression in trade
was duly recognized. and it was seen
that as final part of a program of
sharp retrenchnent and economy the
regular pay of agoing officers and mel
would nave TO be reduced and overtime
pay as far as possible eliminated. Tn
fortunately, though the facts in She
case were carefully laid before them.
the unions rejected the moderate re
auctions then proposed, and precipi-
tated d strike May last. This conflict
quickly ended in the reflling of the
ships with engineers and men. and the
new reduced schedule became effective.
"On August the deck officers to
whom the need of reduction was also
explained. accepted this with credit
able loyalty and promptness Severe
depression continuing. it was neces-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

Alnargo, birmingham. Jan 81.
Pacific Steam Navigation
West Coru1n. Montevideo. Jan II.
Munson Lines
vechtdijk, Rotterdam. Jan 81.
Holland America Line
Calico. Antwerp. Jan 90
Elerman's Wilson Line
carluho,m. Gothcnburs. Jan a. ~
Furness. Witty & Co
Steel Voyagcr. London. Jan %.
lsthmiar s. 8 Lines
Rovic. Liverpool. Jan 81 White star Limo
Janus Brcst. Jan "a. Three Star Limo
Due Tomorrow
Clontarfs, Palermo. Jan --.. A II Bull & Co
Sallust Pernambuco. Jan ~
Lauport & Holt Linz
Lampasas. Galveston, Feb L.. Mallory Limo
Due Thursday
Mesaba. London. Ian 2s .Atl Trans Limo
Consor. Avonmouth. Jan 81
j II Winchester 4 Co
Chicago City, Bristol. Jan 25.
James Arkell g. Co
Due Friday
Eastern Crag, Bordeaux. Ian 10.
Cosmopolitan l'nc
Black Diamond Corp
W Fl Tihord. Roucn. Jan %. n l. Hague
Stanley Dollar San Pedro. Jan 90;
Due Saturday
Vrgilia. London. Jan c7. Cunard S 8 Co
Siam CITY. Shields, Jan c7.....U Nav Co
Due Sunday
BraSiicr. Antwerp, Jan rs belgian Line
Eastern Guide Queenstown. Jan "a
Moore. Mccormick & Co
Due Monday
American, Los Ange Jan e.
United American Lines
V''"'yA' Fort Said msilaaa isp "a Amer,e. Lime
Faraby. Lcith. Jan so } II Winchester Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

sd. suva Mnru, from Honskong. Tacoma
ar VINCENT c Y, Feb 2-Thamesfneds
(Br). New Orleans.
SHANGHAI. Feb siberia Maru (Jap).
MONACO. Feb 3--Adrintic (Br), New
York
ST M1cUArLs, Feb a-ccldwatcr, lack
sonville: Yankee Arrow. New York. Wear
bridge 'Brl, fcrom fowoy,. Philadelphia.
HONGKONG. Feb S-Maniia Maru hIap,.
ROTTERDAM. Feb a-r Williams,
SHlELDs Fob 10 Knudscn CNor)
pclnwar" Eronkwa'or. Solvnng ,Nor,.
Norfolk. Thorgcrd .Sorp. Hampton I,oardR
GLASGOW, Feb i--rretoran (Br). 81
MANCHESTER, Feb i-Cardita tBr)
Key West. Cordoia Gro. Key West.
HULL reh 4-c"nadIan Explorer Cnr).
EElRA. Feb clan buchanan CBr>
United states
ALGlrHs. Fob l-Voendyk Dutcho.
(fr~m Batavia. ntc. )--Ncw York
ANTWERP. Fob l--iclmsport. Baltimore.
KOBE Feb l--rakctoyo Maru tJap).
slNGAPORr. rob 2-rsuvana maru
tJap). Nrom Kongkong). Now York
HOU1UGNE Feb 2-Wost Ivis. Hong
LIsnoN, rcb = West Lashnwsy ,rrom
Napl"a. etc>. New York
1MMI NGHAM. Feb nurgondier (sD.
LIVERrOor. Fob Diplomat (Br>.
Now Orleans, Philadclphian uHr). Mobile
Wcktka, Charleston. Elcano (Span). Tain-
pico.
LONDON, Fob Maine nSr, Now
York
HRIsTol. Feb New YorN CITY OEr>.
Nurfoil<.
souTHA Feb 4-scandinaviao
1tr). st John. H
SWANSEA, Feb 4 t-Eastern Prince ORD.
New York.
SHANGHAI Feb Melville Dollar CDD.
Grcm M"nila). san Francisco.
hSINoKE. Feb 5-Normannia Can),
Hampton Roads
RAJ MOUTH. Feb 5-';orm (Dan). Grom
Shiclds). Key West
ALDEN. Jan 70 stool Inventor (from
Calcutta). New Orlcans
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Arrived Yesterday

ss1 Lorenzo Ponce. Ian %. Mayasuez
ien 80 Nsoad ,. ia. ian 81; san 1usn FEB
pass mails and n,dss; Pier rs. R'hlyn.
~, v.o,sT - Jones Tampico Jan e: to
kon"lt I. Hague. with crude oil; Pier ;
Ia savoio O'r}. FIae-c. 1ar e. to ,hc
20 81! =. psSn5e General" lransatiantiqre. with
''g!is and mdse rier 57. \. r
tin'Ard Antverp. Jan -: southar,pt pton
( n|,oonrs ns. 'sn ~ ''elt,as Fsb 70
"a "a - trnd class pass, mails and ndse
"a AN so Havana ire0 2; to to the tinted
fr"it Co. With 6s pass. mails and nidse ,
f.~r Is. + r
Acasta ,Rr> London. Jan Is: TO Fur
- Witty & Co, with creosotc. anchored
h.. Graveseud Bay.
fY,t Hamilton ,RD. bermuda Eeo =;
rass- 7'atis and rndsc; Pier ab r
Ssn1~n., LoHdon Ian l5; to the Allan
,Ansp"ft Line with mdse Pier SO, Mr..
Csn>diaa Constructor (R->. YIalitax. Feb
to Milford N' Kay, with rndse; Pier
Z. CNrst.b bio Hook \ !
.s" a"': g. }. A.a s,. 9s N1SsseS. ian sf =
Atlantic lrIt co, With pass and
AZ srro " Taoo Gracios Jan - 90
~ tsiots Mahogany WORKS Win ros-
Norau, Astoria. L. l.
hnas.-a p, re.namhuco ign !, Ma.
hsD- 'a1 lN Para Jan %. TO Booth 5 8
GO "'ih TdSe. sd st. kyn.
lio~a tDt1 Ma-acaibo Jar g. Puerto
te'e.'p IAN -. La Guayra Jan os Cape
Hat Jan 81: 10 Funch Edge & co. with
's-s 7'ai's ana rdse; Nicr $, Bush
- ,>sti,sf SOacnhara Dee 81. Baltimore
s-r - Moe & McCornaez with rdse;
v.aso'o ehnsa.lpa:a TO ehc Williams
>, -. sith T'r'e. Cranes u D. Erie
o.. ulSce Tampa; to The Southern s
c." VIVA Ids; pior -. r
- i0e' NieGre. London .an -. to Hobor,
Hacu-, in ballast. anchored oN Tom
Nyland 'sw,d) Stockholm Dec 81 No---
..:,'r .,...s ner x N",sess site Jan to Fur
.. ~.fs indss: r.er ~" - 70 ''e N'so' 5
Co,1as. Ne" Orleans jan Gl; TO Southern
~G'1c g, ~leh pass aud ndss; Pier As.
Tlovsr. 70, 1.obos Jan 90. to Walker T.
o,:Y WIN crnae oil, anchored OF Tomp-
CO. Of celc'asaS. sar@arso Feb 5 to
ar sa-isio-. praav,ch. Feo 3; to
'Ce l,a'. 0i,n 'ndse FIR N, \ f.
80. >ius. Hamburg Jan ?: Southann-
's7 Ian e.: % Barber LIN with rndse,
~ I'D m Qua an'ino
F'isha Wai-tr 7sro7'c' Var "s 70 ran
= m e'.cao pe, -o'"nno asd Iransport g
- oa,h. returned ron. r-iz trip; 70
'-~r 4, Atlantic sro Western %: anchored
d' hsy r,deo. ts'hiy1.
- o-'n'N 1w}, S-sua Jan 81 10 Moor.
{ HcCo-nicN with N q SO: Pearl st B'hIyo
'snsdlah Cariief ,Brj Barba dos to
- ii,ord & Mckay. win rnd~e. Pier So
b tiyn
Iilton. Cnrdenas
~ ieiers Port TIA npa-
fNor) Port Padre
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Passenger Ships Due
Due TODAY

Mogall Hellas Wer>, Constantinop!c via
Gibraltar Jan "a 10 Greek Line with
malls is expected to dock about noon at
Pier 22 Kh!yn OFaclfic ST..
En- press OF France ,8r>. liverpool Jan
e to Canadian Pacific Il with mails
is OK pccted TO dock about noon at Pier 80.
sihoney, fiavana Jan {. to \ & Cuba
Mail Line with mails is expected 10 dock
about a, Pier a. u r ,Nall ;D.
Due Tomorrow
Afuoamsr AntilIa Feh A. TO Munson
Line with mails is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier e, Il r lOld Sup>
Huron, Ruenos Ayrcs Jan Il. Mont evidco
2o Rio de janeiro % to Munson Line
with mails, is oApcctcd TO dock forenoon
at Pier Q. Ilotoken.
Mount Clinton. Hamburg Jan 2s: 20
tinted American Line with mails. is ex-
pected to dock forenoon ot Pier ss r
tWest 4sth st)
Mexico, Havana Feb a. to n Y e. Cuba
Mail Line; is expected to dock at Pier le,
Potomac, Bremen. to United States Lines
Nth mails; is expected to dock at Pier i,
Hoboken -
Colombo ND, Genoa Jan Is; to Italia
America Line with mails; is expected TO
dock late m IT PIER 81 K (West
51th J.
Santa Marta; SANTA Marta RIB ., 10
United Frut Co with mails; is expected
to dock a n at Pier .. p r oMaiaen Lance.
hurncss, Witty < co with malls: is ex-
pected to dock at Pier %. n Il (West
55th ST..
Ar1suays lBr>, Herrnuda Feb {: to
Royal Mau Steam Packet Co with mails,
- expected to dock forenoon at Pier ~
\ Morton ST.
MonswA. Jackso0villc Feb 6 to CLYDE
Line: is expected to dock forenoon at Isior
36. N r (Cha arlton ST..
Due Friday
Baltic. Liverpool. Feb /. White Star Yin.
oro'ta. Southanpton. Jan 1..Royal Mall
Aoania. Liverpoo!, Ian 81 Cunard Line
Gen " { Gorsas Cristooa Feb q
City OF Savannah. Savannah, FEB :
Ocean S S Co
Due Saturday
Giuseppe Verdi, Genoa, Jan 81
ruca IAN; Vera Cruz. Feb o.. ward Line
George Washington, Sout hanlpton leb 2
United States Line
Centennial state, Queenstown, Feb l.
United States Line
y ieOV AmsterGar m. Rot tcrdam. lec
Ho!la nd America Line
Guiana Trinidad Feb 2.... Furnesa- Withv
Due Sunday
tothland Antwerp, Fob 2Red Star Lima
- AonSolia' Ham burg, Feb American I.ins
lo'oa. ft l.imco, Feb 6. United Fruit Lima
lily OF - LOUIS. Savannah. Feb .
Ocean S s Co
Arapahoe. Jsckso1vilie Feb . Civde Iine
Due Monday
81 wang crtjord, Bergen Fab :
Norwes ian American Line
Of' HdNilto1. Bermuda. Feb |
Ponce, San Juan, Feb 5. uF'ess "''ny co
n Y g. Porto Rico Line
" racaiho Curacao, Feb S.. Bliss Dallctt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

Rosaiind 'Br>. Mitchell; Halifax and
st James. r'cwrins & Co
Santa ruialla- Lee: pt Tarafa; Amcr-
car and Cuban Line
Matura tBr). Kirby; Perth Amhoy; Fur
ness Witty.
Herman Winter Hoimcs; Boston; East
ern 60.
Edward Luckenbach, Greene, Portland.
Seattle via Boston and Panama Canal;
Luckenbach lime.
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk Old Donin-
ion transportation Co.
city OF Columbus, Hubbard: Savannah
Ocean s ca.
NorwslA. Call; Boston: Eastern CO.
Wnona, Tideberg, Constantinopie and
smyrna Via Philadelphia' Export s s co.
Herbert G WyNe. Blake: Tanpico, Pan
American Petroleum and Transport Co
Samuel q Brown. Smith, pt l.obos. y
r Warden.
Eastern Glade. Rosgins Constantinoplo:
Moore & Mccormack
Aouitanis (Br. Charles; Southampton
and Cherhours Cunard Line
Eiger tNor), Petersen: Kingston and
Fuorta Colombia Caribbean Line.
l. ! Drake. Hontzke, Pt Lobos; Robert
l. Hague.
Steel Ranger. Tiile,,; Boston: 1sthmian
lines
Hratsbers CNor). Johancssen; Norfolk;
Bennett. IlvoSlsf
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Marine Disasters

HALIFAX, :. Feb s-Thyra (Swod).
ruddcrlcss in North Atlantic more than :,
week, again adrif. and Lady I.auricr Ca
nadian). has loft IOuisburE to search for
her. Thyra lost rudder Jan 60 and calls
for aid were answered -, TIE R0snlind
Attempt 10 tow rnyra throuch hnaiy seas
u'succossful Tanker Suwaaoe tHr), then
tc""d her for two DAYS, but was unable 10
mako sraway.
WASH NGTON. Feb Tho Emergency
Fleet Corooration announced tho following
ASST E0merts to-day.
Lake Saws. t225 dcadwcjcht tons, as
signed to chartered bare boat basis, Now
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Lake Elmhurst. 2sl dcad1yeight tons
assigned to chartered bare boat basis New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship co.
Eastern sword. 5.5Sl deadw'4ght TOM
assigned TO liarriss Masiil & co, Inc
managing agent
Springfield. $3.50 deadweisht tons. as.
agent.
West Bridge. S.aaA deadwcight tons. as
sgu"d TO Elac! Diamond : S Corporation
managing, agent
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Maritime Miscellany

WASHINGTON. Feb e-ShppinE Board 8
$50 Lone Star state allocatcd to Unit cd
states Limos for operation in Bremen scrv-
ice. Vessel takes yac" OF George Wash -
inEton. temporarily allocatcd for six weeks
tourist cruise TO Mediterranean.
SAN FRANCISCO. tch 6-FaciNc Mail
assigned treol" state ana WOlverine Staic.
'3O2 type Shipping BOARD liners for SAN
fra ncisc". Honolulu and Mauila scrvlce
vessels recently withdra wn from Manila
and East India run. together With Grsuitr
81 ate. which viii r"turn to Atlantic. Sail
tngs for Manila to be maintained every 20
days
Cape Roman loaded over 2.o00. 900 foci
OF lumber AZ Coos Bay, for Ncw York. first
large shipment eyer taken from that har-
hor for Atlantic; rich timber areas TO be
tanned
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Dangers to Navigation
(Ry 4 8 photographic Offce)
North Atlantic OrcRn--On the American

fRy T. s photographic Offcr)
North Atlantic OrcRn---Dn the American
(Onst
The folio wing obstructions were
ported Jan 2l lat ~ 81. Ion rs 81. passed
rod sph-rlcni buoy surrnounted by .
cage on a pole-E0ro. Feb 3. lat 81 ~.
Ion ~ 81 passed large piece OF wreck
age Lenape. Jan 90. lat 2S a. Ion 80 "a.
passed = tree trunl. 80 fect long and fect
in rirculnfnrcncc--Thu Castle, Jan
-. lat 22 26. Ion o5 49, capsIzed derelict
achr about zoo feet long with keel avash.
Along tho Oversee Hont~s
Tho folio wing obstruction vas reported: ::
Jan Is. lat 56 40 n. lon 20 @. two spars
projecting about IS feet out Of wa'er
The wrcck-rna rkiug light buoy at Jam
rncr I'ugl. Denmark. marking wreck Of str
Hclerovc. functions trregularIy and has
drifted about 2730 yards toward the east.
T. Will not be possbl" to repair and re-
cal ubiish this buoy in lts proper position
for the present. Approximate position Of
wreck, lat 81 80 H. lon 80 c.
Mas's and rigging have been removed
from tho WRECK sunk on Falrtorbo Reef.
Sweden. in lat On ~ n, ion - 4s 30 Q
The least depth vvcr the remaining wreck
ags is 29.5 feet. The bioy located south
westward OF tho wreck will remain.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

,, short pier has peen constructed at
Hont hain Road, Celebea on the bearing
16. in lat SO Ion 1l9 81. the outer ex-
trcmity being located the following
bearings: Flagstar. s4. and tangent poin
southeastwa-- OF ragstaH. 123. Tho south
eastern roof at Bonthan Road no longer
exists. The tree on the h!ll Bontoh kuku-
sang. in lat s 35 so ion l2o IS 20 has dis
appeared. The tree between EamponKs
Wandji and Mendati has dsa ppearec
pier has been constructed over the
coast reef southward Of Mendati on the
bearing 81 80 The outer extremity lica
on the bearings: Tangent. point southwark
of Mcndati. 1876 30, east tangent hidden
Island. 1916; Rocks. at the wes, point Of
hidden Island. 1872. and Tangent point
mort rthwestwa-d of Wandji @ts. Approx
mate position Of Wangiwangi. lat ) 90
Ion 1873 go
The Agen, Of Marine at Victoria. B G,
reports that the rod light maintained on
the buoy at Hospital Rock Will be replaced
during the operation OF the rock drill
plant Of this spot the drill plant car
res sufficient lights to efficiently mark
THIS obstruction.
The master Of the Modivs (Nor) reports
on jan 20 Port Plata 1t. Dominican Re
pubic. lat - As 5f Ion 70 Al 27, was
sho wing fixed white
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
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