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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-08

DR.. ". A. Ganfield, president OF
Carroll college, is the choice of the
anti-La Toilette Republicans to op-
pose Senator Bob LaFollette for the
G. o. p nomination for the senate
The Anti-Saloon league is opposing
La Toilette and it is believed the drys
will throw their support to Garfield.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-08
Weather Forecast
FOR RICHMOND AND VICINITY
Bv w. &. Moore

Occasional heavy showers and thun-
der storms tonight and Friday.
Eastward movement of the northern
storm center will cause continued un-
settled weather for the next 36 hours,
with occasional heavy rains at inter
walls
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18
ON THE TOBOGGAN
matilla Rapids project.

MONUMENTS the recent nationwide election, compiled
. by the Literary Digest show many pronounced repub-
papers fully democrats in condemnation
Harding administration. The Digest refers the
staunchy republican Boston Transcript quotes follows
from that paper and from the Kansas City Star:
goose-sept before bands
bin
appointments iMcfcnshe
of pot
Calsw
the
II it party
continent the city OF the
republicans of the west agrees that the outcome Of the election
'is a the power" 1t says:
administration fails to formulate constructive program ana |" pun
rlaushy to support warning
win policy weak personal
\ prog" alone
"Tfe administration appointments of the highest
tIy II stl has years There waste
rnless yesterday needed this will be oncom admins
The cold truth as any observer will note is that the Hard
ing administration the obOggan of public dsapproVal and
when once oboggn gets under full speed Is hard to stop
until the bottom reached President Harding retrieve
himself but he shows signs of doing anything of the sort The
shin subsidy bill whether it wins loses in congress VIII hu
the administrations Newberry like rock chained to the neck
of the administration and Daughery Hughes the light
that failed The cards all against the administration and
the republican party There be change before l92l ou
suar the tide never changes until has its
-----s-~--~-"-
Some peope think that by organizing the legislature
with view to blocking the Pierce of tax adjustment
tbe can ht the new 1t braness idea. II the
legislators fight Mr. Pierce on the tax issue they VIII strengthen
The new governor politically and niure themselves.
VIZ
When we get Umatla rapids project built we won t
worry much about the price of coal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18
1T WOULD PAY FOR ITSELF IN ONE YEAR

rsHE OW R. N Co. pays $675 ton for its coal and use
100000 tons annually to provide Approximately "a
600 horse power Its fuel slightly under
600 year The railroad does pay that fuel BILL the shipper
pays it and ultimately the consuming public.
Should the Umaa rapids project be built 125 600 horse
power Of primary would be generated in addition
larger amount OF secondary that would be utilized for
rgation pumping during the
In other words the project could develop five times much
power the O.-W R. N. would need If onefh of the
power would saving of IS year coal
annually measured in terms of coal at the price the railroad
pays for coal.
Of the above figures roughly used and subject
to discount The railroad could not make net saving of
100000 by electricity but the direct would
be tremendous and would not be just the matter of fuel
Dor costs would be greatly essened also and efficiency of oper
alton would be increased.
1t not too much to that when calculates full
of from the Umata rapids project and takes into
count irrigation well of for industrial purposes
the project would than for it's cost time
Under such conditions is nothing less than criminal
to allow great river unhaesed Here is extrava
with and the public pays for it. TO open
the Columbia river and do with eye to the three
transportation power development irrigation
that offers possibilities that sagger the imagination Yet the
beyond ulfimen The projects will naturally be
taken at time and it significant that the river
convention composed of delegates from all sections yesterday
voted its conviction the Umaa rapids project should be the
first undertaken
project calls $50 900 expenditure That one
tenth what the state of Washington asking the federal govern
ment expend upon the Columbia basin project than
tenth what the Colorado project will cost 1t should
comparatively to put project when it is considered
the state of Washington will gain much from the project
will Oregon 1t is going to take time of course there
for optimism and the East Oregonan firm the belief that
the conference held here yesterday will help prospects
greatly We have Of ensting Portland aid 1t is
through the Open River Association and it's capable leader
Teal Mr. Teal very influential in Portland and in position
to be of great service.
Keep your eye the Umatla Rapids project.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18
e YEARS AGO


The Current Literature club met
Friday at the home of Mrs. Stark
weather and the main features of the
program were: "Du Maurier," a
| sketch by Miss Margaret Guyer Peter
Ibbetson" synopsis, Mrs. Mary La
Dow "Trilby" synopsis, Mrs. Stark
weather Vocal solo, Ben Bolt" Mrs.
Vincent. Mrs. Mary La Dow enter
tains the club next week.
Preparations are being made for the
'Chrysanthemum Club" ball. Music
will be furnished by an orchestra from
Fort Walla Walla.
The trial of Sue Dee who shot Wing
Cow, came off in Justice Woods court
at Weston this afternoon. r. NJ. Dow
ers appeared for the state and Attor-
ney Knox for the defense The facts
developed in the hearing were that Sue
Gee was sick and unable to perform
his duties as cook for the railroad
gang and Wing COW threatened to kill
him if he did not perform his accus-
toned duties. Sue then went to
Proebstels hardware store and pur-
chased a pistol which he took to bed |
with him. He lay there, face to the |
wall, when Wing came in and began |
beating him with piece of iron. Sue |
drew the pistol from beneath the pill |
low and shot his assailant twice, once |
in the shoulder and once in the hip. |
Wing Cow was taken to Walla Walla |
seriously injured. City Marshal Nick |
Springer arrested Sue Dee. The hear !
ing will be further continued tomor-
row.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18

part in the war Commander Norman
u. Uolbrooh. Y. q, who gained hts
Victoria Cross Tor his ntrepid.ty as a
submarine commander.
'.I fclt tho strain. but did not real
i1o it at tho time" he told the com-
mittre which has been iuluirinE into
shell shock" when You get back
90 harhor you must have rest You
feel like a washcj-out rag. with all
those mines around You you 80 not
want q depth charge too close Co send
you tu glory
-l never came across cases OF she'll
shock iu The submarine service. ale
though Q have tcown lots of ra~ee af
nerves The two things, to my mind,
are indlstiug uishable."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18

We can all be thankful this
guns.
Funny things are true. The saw
ing5 bank originated in Scotland.
The way to Il mans heart is
through h9 mouth, but the way to
Womana is through her ears.
Chicago hotels ask to serve mince
pie with h andy this THANKSGIVING.
Some even want to leave out the
pie.
Three men who tried to organize
the League of Henpecked Husbands
are still at large.
The Ohio man who has eaten PA
kinds of mushrooms should try ar
senic.
Do your Christmas mailing early
so you can get an answer.
Several small nations are planning
their New Year revolutions.
High noses" says DR.. Wood, "in- |
dicate brains" We say they may
indicate the ncighbors are cooking !
cabbage
Fashion DEGREES women's winter
shoes must have loose tongues. One
calls them her prohibition shoes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18
WAR HERO ADMITS
HE WAS NERVOUS

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-U y. so-"i
used To- feel iu an awful fuuk at times.
/, is absurd 10 say you do not have
-, Ia meet the fellow who viii lle i'm
his berth at the bottom OF ih' s'" ana
b. depth charsed and not suffer IRON
cold feet"
This is the frank confession Of one
OF the most courageous men who took
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18

Mary Garden says she likes mules
better than men. We had no idea
Mary was that old
Money isn't everything, but it is
very useful in paying bills.
Governor ELECT of New Hampshire
is former baseball player. We
nominate Dempsey for budget direc-
tor.
We have most of the worlds au-
tos Money made the mare go.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18

The Curator is the device that
creates the wonderful action in the
water.
No other washer has it and no
other device ever produced such
water agitation.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

culfland "a W Sand Key May Is.
Gultstsr $50 ESE SABINE Bar May IS
heiti le2 S Scotland ~ May 2S
Henry Mallory S1t s Scotland Nv
May 9s
Hoten s7s EsE Galveston May Is
Illinois 50 TortuRas MAY IS
J \ bostwiciS 80 f Sand Key May -
J NJ panziger lol : Jupiter Mary -.
Few 50 Sand Key Nay "a
Js pan Arrow SO y jupiter May -.
Lake tlournoy 20 from Tortugas May c5.
Limon $50 X Bocas May IS
Merrinack & Cape Henry May -.
Metapan 2s2 s scotland May 2b
Meteor WSW Vineyard IN May -.
Naos's ss2 f Na'teras May ea.
ossinins 81 .1upitec May -
Paraguay g55 W sand Key May 95
President Fillmore ar Bremen i2 - AM
rrcsi1ent Monroe sd CherbourH IN May
President Van Buron 80 from QUEENS
Rayo 50 W SAM Roy Msy 81
Rob' iiepk'ns - W Sand KEY Ma -.
Sabine sun ol2 z. sabine Bar NsV -.
:, 80 & pyown 12t y Jupiter MAY s.
Saml l. rulle, 50 HafteYss May 25
Santa Marta iie " Kingston May -.
Satanic 50 f KEY Wes. May -
Severance 90 S Ha'teras May a.
steel Mako IS Alligator Reef May 2S.
storm KING 9l4 Ambros" May %
TomalVa lio South Pass May -
Trinidadian OF A4itEator Reef May IS.
lua 81 Havana MAY y.
Virginia TOO 5 HaNeras MAY %
" G Tcsgie S63 " sam Key May ?5
West Chatala " Tos.usas May %
Wes, Saginaw 90 : ponsacola MAY %
Western Scout $500 f Ambrose May -,
Western World l.0IS Sc Ambrose May %.
Nm Royce Thompson 500 ESE Tampico
l4phtburne SO EsE Sabine Bar May %
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
American Ports

BALTIMORE, May 25--Arrived Mack
x Thurlow. Tampa. Sailed Anthony
Groves ir. Philadelphia. Mexicano ,Nor),
BosToT. May s5 Arrived ssmars
tRr), Liverpool Esther Dollar tRr). Ash
at.c ports: DelVernon (NoD. Halifex;
Lake e)rymon. Jacksonville and Charles
Juan. New York Edgar Luckenba h.
@ }eor &c1por @r News syls. sesconne,, @ New
p'[' TrW N'Gi GRlEASs ,tos}SE i'n 5pdr Ead Nav IS
Arrived: Nevada CFD, France Truxillo.
Tampa Sailed El sud New York, HIDE
Hugo SHINES (Ger), Hamburg, Nols,
NoRFoLK. Va. MAY c5-Arrivsd. Maid
CI7r>. New York GUERNSEY lNoD Philadel-
rI2r) New York; Blydendyl< CDN Boston
Norfolk Providence; Galveston. New Eng
lend. Westra 'RD. Cuba: Quantico, New
York: Chickamauga. New York; Lake
Sterlins. New York: Jennie Flood, kreger
cechD, New Haven; Frank Daoring
(schr), Providence, Courtney HoUck
DAM, Philadelphia, Astoi Mend tspl.
Cuban ports bristol. New York Sailed .
York: Nantucket. New England Walter
y Noyes. BOSTON, hina lDanl. ----; A.
dom ports; Georgian. Hamburg and
Rrcmen Claverack, Falmouth Ryufuku
Maru tJap). Far East via Mobile. Josia n
p Chase (schr). New Haven.
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobai, May "a .,
Arrived: Cartago, New Orleans; General
Geo W Gnethals. New York. san Gil tBrD.
Boston. Sailed Jacob Luckenbach Grom
New Orlcansl. Seattle. OrinoCo from SAN
redro). Nav York, West lseta nrom San
Pedrol. Philadelphia, Wm a Mckenney
from New YorlD. San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA May 25-Arrived
Norway Maru CP0), Djudjeii; Crcus
Tocopilla. etc via Wilmington. = e. How
ard, Jacksonville via savannah; Eastern
Kilkenny. Sailed Skogheim CNorD. New
York promore Castle CRr). New York
Indian Prince (Br). New York: BaYonnn.
New York. Schoharie. Hamburg and Bre-
men via New York, Georgia DtaD, Ven
ice Gran CNor), Norfolk; Cartona. Jack
eonville Capto (NoD. MarselMes, Schr
Rch.cca R Douglass Riddeford
PORTLAND. Me, May 25--Arrtved; As
ke.adden tNor), FoWeY. Sailed Maruba.
Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Arrived Yesterday

E.tonia Dam. L.hau. Ma IN. parzts
~ CopenhsSen II. Haifss 23 70 East
ltf third class PASS. mail and rndse Pier
z. Rush Docks BklNn.
Ganso tBr' Hull May Antw"rp
coumsck Buonos Ayres Apru II. Mon
.svideo ~. Santos 20. Victor'a -. potton.
with mdsc. Pier :. Army Bss' Bklvn
%unorway CNorl sagua, May Is Matan-
zas - . Munson Lines with sugar. an
ohored ~ FdseUater. }
Pihbco Santa FN April 80. to Munson
!AHe' with aucbracho wood, Green =.
General q " Er7s,. cuayaoun. Apr, 40.
Poiivsr Mav /. Mania :. Rahia and Es-
lu~ra!das 5 Bu"nsNentura 6 Cristohai -.
9ssmsi - AqnIn 1srfmss ls s. Msrs
60 With ls pass, mails and mdse' Pier
g y
saaola. Csrasena MAJ II. Porto CO
Kingston "a 70 thn United Fruit Co with
= pass mails a7d nlds6. rl"r ;. r.
Ravonne phradeiphis MAJ - 20 th-
old Dominion Transportation co with oil.
T.eespe. lsessonyrle Ma 20 charic..
fo1 - 20 rgvde : $ CO with pass and
Ailiaa6s Horfoit Ma - to Old Dorm.
inion Tra7s snortafton CO with pass and
'as5, sTerm'9s -s }rr5. baltimore MAY 2. e
Munson Lines. win rndsc, anchored Off
Tlherfv
II " rtae,or. Philadelphia MAY q to
/ Hague Pior 8 Fayonno
Eas.e Ro-ton May -. - Houlder Weir
& Boyd "ith rn@~~. Pier :. B'klNn
Tuscsr EorfolK May -; 20 Old Don1in-
ion Trans9ortation CO. VIII ridss PR
NanIlo Noreois May - te Mqn.qn
B~eaNwstor Y kim
Eugene Y r Thaver Houston Nav -.
- s7clai- NAVIGATION 60. With OIL, Robins
SAINTS reuls. Charleston May % 70 " R
Grace & 60. With nlse rier ~. B'klyn
Jol~s. Pensacola May .. TO \ II Pull.
with nfse per 2s. B'k;yr
S&oEhein tNorl. rhiladeIrha May -
70 MGason Lines With 'ndsA Pier TO- r
Corvallis Norfolk May a 70 Pendleton
Calico fBr) Antwerp MAY II 20 Ellie
mans wilson Line with mdse. Spencer &
KeiloRx Works Shadyside \ J
: Z luckcnbach Colon NAV y; 30 Luck
erozch rjnA Nth rrdse 3sth klyn
ScEr r VI Parnsf.Il Savannah MAY II
= J a Elliott. with mdse anchored OF
Ecd Hook Fiat B'tlvn
froQuots Turks Isle MAJ I'll to 'lyd-
L'7o. Nth Gas~ mails and ndse Pier 50.
Ezra Gn. Genoa Apr'l II Palermo MAJ
20 ltsh American Line with mdse
indian Prince eR-). Montevid~o April
25 Philsielphta May - tn Furn~s.. Witty
I. @. pi-r Rush Docks. r 'klyn
Ryiayl Norfolk
Sch Isr,es " " Hall Charles.on
G. Harrison Smith tBrl. Halifax Ma %:
10 Robert l. Hague. in ballast.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
&*<, SHIPPING NEWS

p.cted TO dock late afternoon at Pier &. Il
r tCoenties Slip
ulus tRrl. Havana MAY Is to United
Fruit Co with mails Is expected 20 dock
afternoon at Pier Is. (Maiden Lanel.
caracas la Guayra May Il to Rlisa.
pallett co With mats. ia expected to
dock afternoon at Fer IL Bklyu (Mon-
tague ST.
Due Monday
Vessel Port Agency
Celtic. Liverpool, May 20 White star Line
CautiSny, Antwerp. May IL
Army Transport Service
prottninEholn1. Gothenburg. May II.
Swedish American Line
Hergsnsfiord. Bergen May -.
Norwegian American Line
feltis olav. Copenhagen. May IS.
Scsndinavian-ArOe Line
Acntserrat, Barcelona. May Is
Spanish ROYAL Mail Line
iceland, Antwerp, May Is Red Star Line
Santa Elisa. Valparaiso, May 10
" r Grace & Co
Ponce. San Juan. May -
Ny 4 Porto Rico S s Co
Bsracoa. Savanilla. May IA clyde S S Co
Due Tuesday
Mount Carroll Hamburg, May ls
United America lines
oAmpie. Southampton, May -
sieon.y, Havana. May 70. Ward Line
tsmeronia, Londonderry. May q
Anchor Line
Due Wednesday
st Paul. Hamburg May 20 American Line
belvede-e. Gibraltar. MAY 20 Phelps Bros
Due Thursday
Hannover. Bremen Ny 90
North German I.loyd
carrttlo. Santa Marta, May Is. '" ''''' -
United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Radio Corpn. of America

Positions given are noon unless stated
otherwise)
Akron SO SE Nantucket May IS
Berengaria 1.126 f Ambrose May o5 ex-
pect arrive PM Saturday.
Bristol 81 SW Montauk May "a
BNlayl BarneEat May IS
Cameronia I2o5 Ambrose MAY -
Caracas l.133 SE Ambrose May "a
Charles f Harwood 10 + Cape st George
May p
chester sun 100 y Diamond May 25
city Of Treeport $50 E Ambrose May %.
city of Rome - SW Gayhead May -.
Corson 253 Cape May Nav 25
CHAMPION Anderson $50 SW Diamond
Eastern Cloud ! 25o f Ambrose May "a
Eclipse sol e Cape Henry MAY "a.
r. Isleo l25 Ambrose Nav IS
FL Oriente III Ambrose May %
Empress Scotland passed Father Point 7
Hampdeh 33s Ne Diamond MAY Is.
Herman Frasch 1000 L Nantucket May "a
Java Arrow IA s Ambrose Nav 25.
NJ Nandyk lS5 Cape May May 25.
Lake Arthur lGo Ambrose May 25
Majestic 2.45o e chatham Mass. M
Maravi - $ Nantucket May 25.
Masila $50 SSE Cape Sable May 2a.
Montana 2.o6o f Dover May 81
orient Point 255 r Ambrose May %.
Pearl shell 6l0 e Ambrose May "a
Philadelphia Loco Ambrose May "a.
Remuera lat 81 ~ y Ion - 40 " May a.
Resolute 9i9 e Ambrose May "a
Seaconnett II SW Winterquarter May 25.
William Rockefeller 1856 Diamond
MAY q
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

1-oquois Turks Isle May 81 TO Clyde
Line With mails VIII dock forenoon at
Flor 54 r klyu
United States Lines with mails is e1-
7ect-d to reach Ambrose m and dock
anou, IN a. Pier }. Hoboken.
Linz 69. m GSl1si'Ga dSaA m a Nag Per "a IS Mallory
Guy 9f $, Louis saysnnah MAY "a to
tSI-ing sly
RocEambeau Fr) Hsyro May rs. to
French Line with malls. is expected to
doch forenoon at Per 81. r twest
c,oGte Resso (ncw> 30. Maple, Nay IS
pe ;ed 10 arrive in Quarantine late Thurs
dsy ani ,och about n a. Pier IS,
tWest tSJh st)
colon Cris,oosl MAY 10 to Panama +
c. wlth malls is expected TO dock after
noon al Fier e.. r cNNest 25th ST.
Due Tomorrow
Ecsoiute. Souths 1pton May - to United
A"Hrf.n Lines VIM IN dot. m~is so,,, i, e'psc'sa IS
a rier Sc. 4 West 45th So.
"a Lorraine tf,). Favre May Is. to
ak %'s bda, 5' noon S9 n7s T,es sh's'''S %es .9
Berenesris tBrr Southampton May -.
doc lat" afternoon al Per - 'N esi
itin sti
nco1 a, Pc -. \ r ,Tcsi Is,h 50
Hleuw Amsterdam 600. Rotterdam MAJ
- 20 Holland America Line. with mails;
Is expected to dock forenoon al Ioot oth -,
hobo IN
Pres.den; Adams oueens,ovn. May ls:
u I s Lines. with mails IS expected 10
Goch forenoon AT PIER Foooken.
rspelanzs. Havana Ma e3 to \
Cuba Mail : co. with mails. is expected
II eccf forenoon At Pier Is. Bkiyr.
Parma SBr, 81 Thomas May ~ TO
F.Artess Witty & 90. with malls. is eX
2.cttI ta deck afternoon At Pier - Bslyn.
Duc Sunday
Antonlo Lopez {Su) Cadiz MAJ Is. TO
spanish Royal Mail Line with mails is 80
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

GEFLE. May l6-santa Olivia. New
HAMBURG. May g1-Einfeld CGer),
New Orleans obersohlesien tGer), Phiia p
81 NAzAIRE. May Ella Perouso GRO.
Sand Key
GlBRALrAR. May uchiskassw city
MILFORD HAVEN May 23-lrishman
tBrl, Montreal
MANcHEsTER. May 2l-West Cel'na,
sr Mlc'HAELs. May 24-City of Fair
bur- ltrom Antwerp', Honstop .,nr, -. ,pn
NSW orr2Vsr0w%. 32EH NSs} N'G1 Msy - Ilayertord
opr> ,ffom Liverpool, FhiladNiphia
LONBON MAY "a Montau> ST. York
NANsEllr.Es, May 2o-capitaine Dam
one CTN. Now Orleans
NLArlYosToK. May 22-West ksder,
''a17I pRi%rtAM. @.1 May 2s-lndan city eBr',
NI1G1}3.' ilone &s3 Gs,'' sa-Korcs Maru ,Jspo
.AUGckiA>D. May ea-Maiura tR'>,
YoEoHAM& May MarHA Aaro
''sP' slA%GHAl ,3qm 00SSS"S 5sy ">GaS AIaaSp Mara
oJapl tfrom ilongkonel. New York Pat
CAD1l May ei-Ardan'za Mendi tsp)
DAKAR. MAY 24-BadaFry New York
bristol. May 2'- Eastern Sword,
RIO RIO, bE JANEIRo. May 24-Talobot
BEI.FAsT May 24-canadian Aviator
PALERMo, May Is Elisabeth Macrsk
tDan>. New York
ROTTERDAM, May 23-Dayangcr oNor}.
Key West. 18th. Noordam tnu1, New YORK
and Plymouth. Edam NNul, havana and
New Orleans
CLYDE. May a Arizona New York
Irrl
TiYMO1,TH. Mav "a -Noordam Nou,.
,from Rotterdaml New York.
CONS ~, ~ \Dti..- A,,l .9--J x Cor
ALGIERS MAY i5- East cape ,from Cal.
cutta>, New York and rM'adelpnla.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Cleared

MORO Castle Rlackadder Havana and
srA bergen s. O stray.
nessesen Norl. Has'"l. Cadiz Valencia
and t3srcelona Gareis riaz
H.res United Fruit.
Banan tNor1. T.uefs.n. FORT Antonio
United Frui, Co
la rouraine ,Fr>, lie r.tre Aavr-
RosaNnd 'Pr>. Mitchell. Halifax and
s. joens , R2wrins 32.riis 4 Co.
Line ""'' ''"'0'' "'''0e'po'' " ara
MI. McAdsr Nuo1zo and cstnia
Paosg;s. Corning Gor, au rrtnee end
Faioma tcnhan'. 'sllur' Mana,t
Fperto st r.ar@ G,1r an Gioars Nunson Lines
sherbrookc ! = Whiiney
Manhattan Island. Barnes CONSTANT
chickosar. nuon Hamburg to Fhua.
,,tns'sss suruss W@lksg. nesg. Fu'sn. shanshsi and
and Aisiers. Teirce Bros
Munalnar. Mcdonald Nuevitas Mun.on
San Mateo. Rau-r Rocas de- Toro
Gstlon (Nor, s'or.a. sydney Cape
Johns T. CUmsrtin & CO
" Fuford, Mckay, Hamburg l.
Tuscan Chamberlain: Norfolk: Old
Dominion Transportation CO
American. Mckay. san Pedro and San
FrAne'Sco Cn'fed. American Line
FeltN Taussis keene. Boston. Houlder,
x l.nctenbach. coonsn. Boston
pelsware. Robinson Boston Eastern
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Sailed Yesterday

Cul,trade. Port Arthur: lava Arrow
PesUmout Ionsncy. Norfolil Tuscan. Nor
f0ik Maraval tRr) Perth Amhoy;
ecyth.a CBr> liverpool. Mohawk. Jack
.onYille and Charleston. Mount CLAY. Ham
burg cltN ~ Valencia tBr) Hull Saxo-
MA CBr) hamburg Madrona CNor). Tam
vico pat-ia eFr). Naples. MORO Castle.
Havana Mana1ui tRr(. Panes la Tou-
rsine tFr). Havre. Gro tNor). Nuevilas
Parfont ,\or. Porto Mexico: Freeman
\orfolN Panama Port-au-Prnce and
Cristobal city of Augusta Savannah:
Ruth Boca Gr7ndo Norma Santiago.
Bls'r HAVE. Philadelphia RaIti,nore
Marshall tNor) Norfolk; sslwyn EDDY.
Norfolk Penobscot. Norfolk Melro.e. Nor
folk Grace Fendieton. Charleston Mabel
a Frye
Mathilde fierce UD. Algl.rs; svar,en
ts"si), GothHnburs Palona (Cuba NJ.
Aanatt and Porto Padre.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Funch, Edge & Co
West Lashaway. Lisbon. May .
z.r.rec uavr. Aprt, 27 'a'''' Oceanic 60
veren.la. Liverpool May is Cunard S Co Co
Montana. London. May Is All Trans Line
stanmore Leith May 10 Furness- Witty
Esther Dollar. Gibraltar, May IL.
Dollar Line
lnaisn Prince, MontovLdeo. April a, via
Due Tomorrow
Canadian Victor. Fapeete May
Eastern Cloud. HAMBURG MAY a.
Barber S Lines
Koranna. Oran. May g.. norton LILY & Co
Due sunday
Baizac. Buenos Ayres April 2s
Bradford City. Hamburg Nay II. ''''
Looaoner. Antwerp. Nav ! Is. 5 Navigation Co
Due Monday
Pho-bus, Marse.lles May Three Star Line
Ae" Jersey Ro'terdSm' May u
sarcoxtc, Rotterdam. May 10. ''' l. a'' "
Thomas r Beal. san Pedro MAY IL, Lac
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
Due Tuesday
Western Scout, Hamburg May l3
Fort Lincoln. London. May II.
Bantdale, Valencia May "a UNA ' . ~
James W EI,voU & Co
nc maurice Eugene. Gibraltar. MAY
-..-..... ...,.- ....- Three Star Iine
Celtic Prince. Penang April H.
Furnoss, Witty 6 Co
Due Wednesday
Palsar Eelrae- Nav 1s
Moore & Mccormick & Co
Birmingham CITY, London May is
....,. Norton. Lilly & CO
Furness. Wthy & Co
Due Thursday
New Britain. Palermo May l2
Black Diamond s : Corp
Vile De pJlbouti, Oran, MAY l6
Algerian American Line
Saxon Prince Rio de Janeiro May 14
Furness. Witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

@ ''N %ew VI oFesas sS cor Assnts ss5ss' Hfa@ jaaps
Ny HAMBi.H& NAE 'gF AIE'grS Mag so-crszn.ss ,Rr
Sew York; 81 Menominee 81 New
York Montpelier Buenos Ayres Noorder,
W. -AMsrERDAM' Nay 26-sasuache. New
NANTEs. May y Maad CNor, sydney.
ANTWERP. May e?-cansdisa com
mander CBr). Montreal.
KOBE, May. 22-Kinkasan Maru lJap).
: ettls. %. MarCaret Dollar san Fran
CISCO. Tamatsu Maru tJap), Portland Orc.
EotEN. May -2-Lutetlan CBr). Nor
NGLBorRNE, May 28-Anton cswed).
SOUTH MPToN. May o4-Empress o,
France CBr,. Quebec for Hamburg oand
sAHrIAGo Chile May 9s-saata Luisa.
MANILA May 24-pine Tree STAT.
TsIlGTAU May :3@f!snnawa' al S@'sF''Pei Port.
sI4ANGHAI May :a-west chopaka.
N\as8lll.Es. May 22-Polarine. Baton
SS} sR>>n. May e2-ci,y of Adelaide
ApEJlAlDE. May ea-Port Hacking
IIvFnPool~ May e4-wolshmsn cBr).
Bvz%os AYREs May 24-clearvater.
Mobile
CONsTANTINOPLE Ma ls-sutorpco.
New York
AiGlERs. May I7-Wabasha tBrj. New
Lisbon
NALE#Cit. Man 1s-sch Lewis Broth
ers b. Pensacola
ROTTERDAM May 3 - I7axaracnie
Galveston Via Hamburg
LONDON. Ma 25-Hoosac oBr> Phila-
de phia Via New York
s = II,
York and Boston VIA Dublin.
Danartures