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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three nice rooms lila
Minnesota Ave. At IL FL
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR RENT-Cheap >to right party
4 room house, 1919 MINI. ave, in
quire at 1917 Minn., ave. Ct IL %
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR sALE7-Airedale pups, eight
weeks old, Oorang strain, $500
each. E. L Weber, Guthrie, S1inn.
Ali 1923
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR SALE-Legal blanks Of all
hand. Mail orders promptly filed.
kinds. Complete stock always at
For quick service, send your or
ders to the Bemidji Book G. Sta.
tionery Co.. Bemidji. S-24tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR RENT-One Broom corner
apartment with bath. One 4 room
corner apartment with bath. New
Kaplan building. " = IL 6 If
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20
FOR SALE

WOOD FOR SALE Troppman's,
calls 927. s.~>, 10-7tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR RENT-Modern furnished front
room, steam heated. 819 Bemidji
Phone 289-J - at IL 21
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

Carload of 4 #. tamarac wood on
track for quick sale. Call 160.
Clifford & Co. II 4 If
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR RENT-Nice modern furnish
ed rooms: SIS Bemidji ave. e.~Phone
80. If
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR RENT-Big furnished room,
lake and park view. Use of grand
piano free. 600 Bemidji ave.
Phone 325. 2td 11-25
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-20

FOR KENT-Large modern furnish
ed room, 1923 Minnesota Ave:
Call 317-E, 6-15tf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-22
Yes, Times Have Changed

FEW centuries ago the word idiot meant member of
the Roman czeny Citizens general would resent the
implication that the word conveys today There still idiots
but the application of the word is entirely different from what
it of old
There also time when advertisements had to be
taken with grain Of salt few misguided advertisers thought
they could sell their goods better by misrepresentng them
Those advertisers have long gone of business mend
ed their Hard experience taught that unuhful adver
hsng aldnt pay ol. .,. II .-s ..- .... .~ ,.- VIZ.
Other advertisers proved that the only way advertise
cessu make regular customers and build up good will
to tell the ABSOLUTE TRUTH about their goods.
Today you depend the merchant manufacturer who
adverses The that tells you frankly what it is doing
good with which do business The that
advertses progressive that has something worth while
YOU And companies that advertise their products
their services believe in them You safely share their
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-22

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New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Radio COrpn. of America

r, stance given in miles. position .
noon unless otherwise stated ! '0''''o" d
tpsecon 70 NE Cape Cod Auril %
~ SsNloay Off Overfals Nv Apru -
oeTg snsf5ord lat As 90 Ion a. m "
Bost9n BBlrhenhSad c,l 24o 1n5 diamond Lv April 49,
0y,ayi Anyi, !. IS SW by s Brigantihniee' Buo,
6;tr Byron D Benson 10 s Ambrose 1.v A,r., ,
O'(S OF Atlanta 200 SW Nantnc1.et 81 : :
Isi 81 Isle Isleo 122 s Ambrose Lv AprtI 70
T. r. n 'Ilehte JIG Ambrose LV Anri1
+. Kellogg 55 Sc Cape Cod Aprii 10
caorl caeeI.Iah ~ SE Barnegat Aprjj IA
GV0rse q Henry 80 n Hatteras i ni,l
TIuihnaId 90 n Diamond TV ANN
Aprtl = Archoold 2i \ Diamond Nv
THeEHesqn T5i1a S2t t, ,a 80 s Ambrose April la.
~ ~ ~ Itnnr IN % s Ambrose Nv AnrfI 20
itMose ~, ~ NE Five Fathom Nv h,.t, ~ -
Wti,,,f1Rt WW',,'"4cRFt lS9 Ambrose III AnTti
~ NMunalero 9s Sc Fire island I,v tnri,
~ ,Tultlnd'es ].45l Ambrose IV hprii .
S,,1!o'H 80 Sc Highland f.ighi AMI
S"n'd LulSa ass S Ambrose An-tI -,
- iIunl 20 Ambrose Nv Arm ,
SS.aCphnett * ENE Fire Island + s. .t, ,
I[',t,urtouh % NE 4atteras Aprjl ~ 1t 10
NlIna tslIna 29o NE Ambrose I'V Anr;, >,
April l3 80 NJ cape Henry
" va lier Jennings AZ Sc ttatteras An,, ,.
" dFh"orth zoo e Cane Henrr - PHI -.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Arrived Yesterday

fGIt NlClor1a tBr), bermuda, April j
mails and mdse; Pier s6. n R.
vra6is4s MoFdhsy 'Hor ,. Vera s5 Cruz March %
sreso ApT LasSns I Gampeohe a. Pro
Lines with mdse; Pier 10. r. "''
Homeric (Br), Southampton and Cher
bourS April b, TO White Star Line WITH
S42 first, 2l5 second cabin. 1Os third class
pass. mails and mdse; Pier SO. y r.
o, Jqstin nn CID, cears .g February. 20, Maceic
p, Para 81; TO Booth Line with three pass
mails and mdse $50 st. Bklyn;
Burutu tBr), Seccondee March g. Sierra
Leone "a. Philadelphia April II; to Daniel
Bacon with mdse; Soth st, Bkiyn
.r,tas kooeFt L c,,i Hopkins; or Jobos' April .; t9
Aim (Br), Boston April i2 TO Bowrlns
co with mdse; anchored off Liberty,
Cornelis San Juan April s; to A H Bull
with mdse: Pier 27. B'klyn,
Robert / Hague with crude oil; Pier 6
Sortehsve (Dan). Cslbarien April g. to
aunson Lines with sugar; South 4th at,
klyn
Conejos Hango March :. l<iel March Is.
phiis sde lpha April s, Boston April Il; to
Moor Mccormack with mdse; 18th st,
Huroniau (Br). Antwerp March 90: to
International Mercantile Marine with
Idaho tBr). Hull March 80. to Ellerman
" Wilson Line With mdse anchored off
IonpkinsNllle. !.
stonewall. Naples March s. Palermo
March ls to Garland Co with mdse
Amelia, Port Antonio April 3. to Allan
tio Fruit Co with mdse: Pier 2S. f R.
Thomas krag (Nor). Cardenas April 4
Msnati April s. to Munson Line with mdse
Wsrner's Refiners. Edgewater n J.
Meteor, Providence April IL. to Interna g
tonal Shipping Corpn; Cranes d D, B'ltlyn
G"port of April IL was an error)
Schr Turner, Jacksonville April 8 to
scott Ship Agency with mdse; this schr
arrived April ] md not the n e Turner.
ss before reported
Noriina. Constantinople Mar H. Pan
wiJl ore; Pier 80, \ R
Tivtves, Csrtagens Mar 20, Porto Colon
6ia APT 1, Cristobal Apr 6, Kingston Apr
: to tho United Fruit 60. with II pase
ma lis and mdse, Pier is, Il. r
Verona (Norj. Baracoa Apr 9 to Di
orFio Co, with fruit; Pier I. ER
MtgaI Hellas (Gr). Constanttnope Mar
- Piraens Mar %, Patras Mar 25 Psler-
40 Mar 27, Algiers Mar 20; to \ Gslanos
lh!rd class pass. mails and mdse; Pier o.
Comanche Jacksonville Apr 10. Charles
ton apr n to Clyde s q co, with pass aud
mdse; Pier 90, \ r
= i;cnape Jacksonville Apr II. to the CLYDE
Wells city (Br). Bristol March az; to
Charles Hin & Son with mdse; viii go to
Per SO. r.
jefferson. Norfolk April IL, to Old Do
nllnion Transportation Co with pass and
hi So; will go to Pier 81 \ r
Wabssha returned from sea: anchored
Of Quarantine
Guiana CBr), St Thomas April 3 90
Furness. Witty & Co with 90 pass mails
and mdse, Pier "a B'klyn,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Freight Ships Due
Due TO-da

Somerset. Hamburg, March 20. agency
fuscarora. Manchester. Marcn Is. nag 10
Lioerstor San Francisco, March 29 i'Ss 10
Taurus Santos. Mareh 20 oufi Ksrr Fas'1G Go
eAchurch Fayal March 80
Occur d,Alene 1d.no,, James mas .! hlwen &, Co
Adsho' Huh. March 30 -'''' o'
1,cta m Tiler mans wilson Lire
"eils city, Bristol, March 80. 'O' -
Boswell, Trinidad. March 81 "ei' 90
Marbs&. Lamport & Holt Line
A,a lnternational Mercantile Marine
iEsaaree, East.. Harry March 80. Three star Line
eastern Guide, London. March 2a
moor" d Mccormack Co Inc
Fort Elliot. Londoa, Aptn I.
Esrcissus Libau& ......A y Ruu J. ro
eastern Coast, nostor -------,
susqueharra 8 s Corp
Due Su,day
oreson'an' Hamburg. April !.
pyas.o-.t.,. United American Lines
So,~a, Holland America Line
S'"soaI' hGenos AyreS March 24
S Q Stray S Corp
nue Moraav
Rotterdam. April !!
Black Diamond 8 Corn
a :. NtEe H. lull, Apt! 49,. United Am Lines
Arsalia' Avonnoutr. April Cunard S co
Due Tuosdot
r r snainsn London, April 6. Unit Am Linen
iaketoyo Maru, san Francisco. March 90.
Houlde-. Weir 6, BOYD
nrc Wednesday
"lnnebago, London. April
,,. o American Transatlantic Line
lHoef'y Clio, Santos, April .
sorr international Freighting Corp
'''''H"ie -- .--... Kerr Co
Due Thursday
1ragness. Tyne, April . u s NAVIGATION r.,
'oseph Seep, Hamburg, April stan Oil co
Due Friday
Haleric, Shields. April 3.
.rohi,a Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Arohim edes' Manchester, April 7.
-s~shv s,t.,s White Star Line
-arsd,s II Wincheste, & Co
Il -"nSo'ah Hunter' Gibraltar April g
Wilford & Mckay
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

S Trader roT rsf ApT Aphur
New Orleans; o'Netl. philadelphia.
Sailed: { A Garfield, Tampioo. Mar Blanoo
| tSpl. Barcelona
JACKSONVILLE April ls-Arrived
Maple, Miami Sailed Mohawk Now
MORILE. Ala. April 1s-sailed: Red
Hook New Orleans. I.ampasas, New York.
NEW ORLEANS uort Eads). April "a
/ Arrived tomaEuay (Houdl Port
U,ortea, Edsn dpt), Rotterdam; Fred w
Weller T,s,le1, Merico: sasaland tNorll, Cuba
lHondl, Port Cortes: creole New York !:
Enfield tuer), Hamburg; Elsc Maersll
,Dan), Turkey; Horeda Bocas del Toro;
kossuth U). Venice; Managua (Nlc)
Blucfelds Shenandoah. TampIco.
NEWPORT NEWS, April t3-Arrived.
Aidermin pt, Galveston Quaker city.
Philede,lphie;, uornort l. Pratt. Philadel-
phia' l.indcnhull, Genoa. Sailed Alder
min DD. Rotterdam sch Tona nda
Nf@rs f%NAMT 9Ie cHSAf Ts rsnsms GSn" Apr
Arrived ortnoco. baltimore for San
Pedro; Adour tNor, Mojuloncs. Sailed ::
raStoPs' Nav S0p ssos snS Rpss
Melbourne for New York; Taketoyo Maru
(Jap), from san Francisco for Philadelphia.
Manch'onoal (Nor). Puerto Barrios Glare.
Yahucca, Punta Arenas, etc: West 1nsktp,
Antwerp via New York: Cape Henry, Sun
Port Arthur Iuniata. Jacksonville and
savannah; swiftwind, rampico; Derby
une, ldmp1co, imCerna (8r). Shields
Sailed Aswibay, Port Lobos; Rovaer
tNor) Norfolk; Arminco tBelgl Calves
ton and New Orleans via Havana Viz
ginta IpRn, Hayti, Woodmansie. Bristol
Via Norfolk. Gehon (Nor), Norfolk
PORT ARTHUR, Texs April 13-Arrved;
Gulfstar New York splitatre. Charleston;
SuGross Tampico; Houma, Tan,pico, Sailed ::
LnEe Fatrlie, West Indies. Indian Arrow
Sabine, Ialsey, Tampico; Gulfland. north
OF Hatteras.
PORTLAND Me. April 13--Arrivcd and
sailed; Sch John Bracewela, Mnchias for
New York Arrived: Pope, Boston;
schs Lillian, Gloucester; George r Brad
ford, Gloucester. Sailed Saturnia (Br)
Glasgow via Halifax.
PORTLAND, Ore, April l3--Arrived:
Ginyo Maru. Orient via San Francisco,
West Keats, Orient Sailed: Kureha Maru,
Japan; Montana. Europe
SAN FRANCISCO, Aprn 13-Arriveo:
l1th, Waruna (Hr), Ocean Falls for sgd
hey. HaWkcye State. Honlulu for Balti
more; Thomas = Beal, New York; Julia
Luckenbach. Seattle for New York Kins
(Dan), Aatora for Copenhagen: Chipas
Mex. Salina Cruz; George Washington
'Norl, Antwerp; stanley Dollar. Vancou-
Yer for New York; Wolverine state. cal
cutta Sailed William = Hcrru, Honolulu
via san Pedro Shinyo Msru dap Hong
Kong: Santa Eulalia, New York via Port
san Luis
SAVANNAH. April lS-Arrived: Orzova
ND, New Orleans (and sailed for Venice
Via Barry Lisbeth CNor) Nuevitas; Nan
tuoket. Jacksonville tand sailed for BaIti-
more). Sailed Terrier (NoD, Bremen.
Coldbrook, New Orleans; Nacoochee. Bos,
ton.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Maritime MISCELLANY

MoEFoLk April 18-In cirarlng ,os
coal beneath matches, local coal exporters
see glimpse Of light in a sky which Tor
nearly a year has lowered over American
coal exports
Canadian sch Marion G. Douglas. here
in distress Feb H. sold at noon to-day by
United states marshal. Chas V Griffin
purchased ship for sS.GO0 When she ar
'lNed from tampa loaded with phosphatc 10
SocN Tor hi!adelphia sho was leaking
SEATTLE, Wash. April la-Pine Ire.
state In to-day, brought what shipping
men assert is largest freight cargo ever
earned across Pacific in passenger vessel.
Kong 10 seattle, making the distance via
2hanshsn % AZ ne Kobe, Yokohama and Victoria.
$500 bales OF hemp and 5,740 ions ~ rrefst re -
cellaneous freight
Los ANGELES. April 1s--Direct sailIngs
OF twice month instead CT once a month
VII be begun by vessels of Osaka Shosen
he Maisha sIo l:ine May H. Eleven steamers viii
carry passengers and freight to Yokohama
ana Nope. whtle eight viii take freight
@nIy GI y,,a Tor y 1okohaina; Kobe Moji. Shanghai
PANAMA. April l$-'rhe Panama Canal
tug tug Gorgona' which left here last Thurs
Hanna. adrift Off the Peruvian coast viii
broken shaft, Is headed for Balboa with
ia nker ~ tow Radio says she expects to
SAN FRANCISCO. Apru 1S-Tuez son
i6! Eaneer ger ana storm King. towing last two
sections OF l2.oo0-ton dry dock Of Rethle-
hem Shipbuildine Corpoiation sailed l3tb
tor san Pedro.
OTTAWA, Ont April IS-Rate of ex
change N connection with shipments Of
United states from April Is to April 20
inclusive VII be 2!l per cent ana the
sprcharge viii be per cent. Rate of sur
charge on interna tional passenger businass
YIN be based on per cent exchange
board of Railway commissioners an
nOunce ''
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

New York State Chamber of Commerce
at the Bankers Club.
Talks were made by f. II. Outer
bridge. chairman of the Port Of New
York Authority. and Frank c. Munson.
president of the Munson Steamship
Lines. Darwin ?. Kingsley. president Of
the chamber. who called the conference,
also made short address. While the
meeting was closed to reporters it was
learned aftcrward that the sentiment
of the members ia that the st. Law
renee project is indefensible on eco
nomic grounds and that national cam
paign against it should be organized.
The meeting yesterday was signiti-
cant in that it brought together a
number of New York commercial bodies
in united effort to fight the waterway
scheme. MIR. Munson is chairman of
committee of the American Steamship
owners Association, which is now
making an investigation of the plan He
told the members at the luncheon yes
terday that the proposed st. Lawrence
Canal never could be used by ocean
vessels on a profitable basis and that
the expenditure Of $3.50, 900 or more
for this purpose would be gross waste
of money. 1t is understood that MIR
Munson did not appear as the official
representative of the steamship owners
at the meeting, but ne was able to pre-
sent the views of the industry.
The New York State WATERWAYS AS
sociatlon was represented. A number
of steamship men and officials Of other
commercial enterprises were present
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Passenger Ships Due


expected to dock at Pier s. f r (OId Slip
., EsthonIa !Dan). Neufahrwasssr March
with malls; is expected to dock forenoon
at Pier s. Bush Docks. Bklyn.
Araguaya (Br), Bermuda April IL. to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails
is expected to dock II m at Pier 40, n r
(Morton ST..
raero r[ovIdsnos 1,oa t,,, FT5 r. PaIsrmo April 70
II IN at foot alst at B'lSlyn
Taormina GD. Naples March al; 10
1aotsd rtsiia AmeFlcs d Line with mails. is cN-
Neneauels, Cristobal April via Norfolk
TO w X Grace & Co: is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 80. B'klyn atlantic
Maraval (B). Grenada Apru = to
Furness, Witty & Co with mails is ez-
pected to dock about III at Pier "a.
Guiana (BD, ST Thomas Aprn S. to
Quebec Co with mails; ls expected TO
dock about noon at Pier "a. B'&Iwn.
Due Tomorrow
=. Carmanla !Br); Gibraltar April 8 to
Cunard Co with rnatls; is expected to
dock about a IN at Pier 81, y r tWest
Monterey. Havana April II. to n T.
Cuba Mail Co with mails Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier "A. f r (WaN ST.
Fort st George (Br). Bermuda Aprn Is:
pected to dock forenoon at Pier IS. r
west 18th sO. -
Due Sunday
Finland Antwerp April 6; 60 Red Star
Line Win malls; is expected to reach
Quarantine at noon and dock about u m
Pier 50. N (West 18th sD.
scythis (Rr), Liverpool April 6: TO
Cunard 5 s Co with malls is expected to
13th st). N"e''
,rs,ss Mesagsie at GBgl, Bermuda April "A; to
a pi,,-
CWest 18th sO ''' - -
oeea5 c,tg Sf sS Eo ySnHsh "a sayanpah april ~. to
noon at Pier 35. N f (spring ST.,
~ Due Monday
Vessel Port. Aeancy
Cedric, Liverpool, Aprn S. white sieT Zine
BergenstJord, Bergen, April :
Norwegian- American T1ra
Munargo, Nassau, April IA. Mnnson son lines Lines
santa Luisa, Valparaiso, March 2a
Cslamares, Havana April u / In n Fruit y Go CO
Phi'adelphia' Mayaguez. April 12
Ponce. San Juan, April IL. '1'''e
N Y & Porto Rico Line
Furness. Witty g. Co
Canttsny Antwerp, April s
pu, Army Transport Service
Princess Matoika. Bremen. Aprl s
Ia Touraine Havre. April s French linz
Ci.,1 CIizaoa' havana, April IS ...... Ward Line
CITY OF st Louis Savannah, April is
Ocean S Co
Due Wednesday
hellg Olav, Copenhagen, April
o, scandinavian American Line
olympic, Southampton. April u
White Star Line
Duo Thursday
Hanover, Bremen, April
p<., North German Lloyd Line
y,ril
Mtetapsn Cristobal, April 1a...T Fruit O.
f0rt victoria Bermuda April 1S
.,,,,, Furness. Witty e. Co
Royal Mau Steam Packet
Dus Friday
~ a,,o DC. Aapies April S.. White Star Line
RRochambesu. Havre, April II French Line
oFopesa' Southampton. April H.
p. Royal Mail Stea NJ Packet
pastores pa.t Kingston, April Is. u Fruit Co
MORO Castle, Havana, April II
Cuba Mail s s co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

Ing about BsE CoEuR p'ALENE
April H. Int 81 ta lon IA 81 passed a
spnr projecting about 10 feet out Of water
attached TO submerged wreckage con
CoRDfA April II, about 3a miles $40
degrees from Cape san Juan Lighthouse
In approximately lat Is 20 lon 65 40.
two nasts projecting about feet ont Of
water, attached To submerged wreckage
Along the Overseas Routes
The following ohstructions wero rc-
ported Received the following from the
MERRY MOUNT tss). March "a. lat ~
"a Ion so 50. ships mast projecting 3
Received the following from the ARA
KAkA tBr $50, March 20. lat AZ 20 lon
~ So, ii largo red can buay ANDA-
LUSIER
Ice Reports
April 2. lat AZ 28 Ion 50 02 passed q
large iceberg about ESQ feet long 60 feet
high. also several GROWERS extendIn-
about 10 milcs to tho northwest wa I'd
LORD ORNONDE Note: Probably the
same berg reported by the L c q cutter
TAMPA on April T.
iceberg about 800 feet high: lat a 80 Ion
40. small berg, lat A 2s Ion 30 10.
three small bergs, ana between lat Al 30
lon As As and lat A 20 Ion 80 30. a vory
thick field of ice -EGLANTIER April s.
between lat "a 10 Ion IS % and lat A. 20
lon 60 30, saw very thick field Of ice
EGLANTIER.
international Ice Patrol Service
Radiogram received from Il S g G cut
tor TAMPA: April 10. position, lat a.
90 Ion 40 81 Near small berg reported
yesterday. No report last "a hours No
ice south of AZ tBroadcast)
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Cleared

Mexico. Jones; Havana and Prosreso;
& Cuba Mail s Co
Stanmors (Br). Moore: Newcastle Leith
srd Dundee Furness. Witty & Co.
Grove INor). hnudson; London Bennett.
selma civ, Act<ernan: vancoucer via
l'ansms Csnal. Los Angeles and San Fran
Michael tBr). Pryn Maranham Para
ard Mansos va Norfolk Booth s Co.
H@meric or; Howarth Southampton
Frode Dan Mikkelsen' CopeShagcn
Ehro BIZ. splatt: Csllao and Molendo
via Panama Canal: Sanderson & Son
Almgro Ar), Britten; Buenaventurs
Al Esmersldss via Norfolk and Panama
Santa Theresa (Br), Webster; Havana
American & Cuban Line
SMYRNA; James W Elweu & CO.
Orduna { Brl, Lamsen; Cherbourg, South
anpton and Hamburg Sanderson & Son.
Anna Sofie (Norl, Osterhus; Port Tarafa:
Rosslind tBr). Mitchell; Halifax and st
Ichns: REQ Cross Line.
Eiser (Nor) Andersen: Kingston and
Puerto Colombia; Caribbean S Co
Remsdslshorp 3:si,sta !Nerl, Tronstad; Bergen
Apache Chichester Charleston and
Jacksonyliie clyde Co,
John Blumer (Nor), johnson; Norfolk;
Atlantic Fruit oC
wnihio. Fitzgerald; Baltimore; VIII
llsmr 6 Co.
Lake Treba Fleming Manati; Puerto
Cabo Ortegal (sp). Arriza bal laga; Cadfz
and Valencia: Yberra Line
W c Teagle. Thompson; Texas City;
Robert L Hague
Tanamp Hudson; San Juan and Ponce
Atlantic Fruit Co
Nordhsv (Nor>. Evenson; Vera Cruz and
Frontera TO Plymouth, Mass; Munson
Line.
San Mateo. Baner; Tela: United rrui.
Co
Chickamauga. Ryan; Cardenas; Munson
Line
Ktosfond (Nor). ostbo Santiago and
Guantanamo via Norfolk; Atlantic wruit
Co.
william Rockefeller. Peterson; Port
lobos; Robert Hague.
Suboatco. Ellertsen Riga and Rival via |
Libsu: Transmarine Corp.
Adise GD, Gull; Norfolk; Italia Amer |
ca, Inc.
Huronisn tBr), Gardner; Antwerp 10
'hilad delphia Red Star Line.
san Gil (Br). Close Havana, Cristobal |
nd Port Lirnon: United Fruit Co
Canadian Seigneur tBr). Potts Auck-
and snd Wellington via Norfolk; wlrord
Mckay. Inc
Sch Barbour " (Br). Tower: St John;
'saton d Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
American Poris

aas@ l5lMGHH a3a99s cai5gnora APg 3a4rvsq 5a Jean
wa wa, Boston and phladeiphia NIAYierpool
NJ opoo' hotterdsm; Venezueia. San fA'gEyone gy1
saisd 'S 6rla Mo- 1ao45 yIjpo yWIjh9eleT Gganica
r,lyrnouth Topdalsfjord GNorl Bn,,t1, ana
ke4sSaw 9SSToN' NaPfd,, hP[j l4-Arrived and sailed
,,3, 1sr3, London: Oritani (BrS poat,,nl MIasourl
pgeoerick e Kellogg. Tampico; Ien,
ans, tne,pe coast ports Canadian Planter NRr9
aNsn' Axim and Freelown Ua,io, "a apo apo' :
I,Iii, I'M. Sailed 18th Brandon saraIi. In1ee =
cHARf+RsTmI. 2f%Ss4ns>. Norfolk '
Western Ocean. HamhuIg Poi. Fi5yed :
I,1m rba 5o7 New Yorl: Nlas,,Ga e.s,'in,.'
~ ~ - ~ pa re New York tsnd proce.d a1
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Sailed Yesterday

MUNRO. Norfolk; Josiah Macy. Tampioo:
Aewilnoon. Port Lobos. Byron D Benson.
Fort Lobos: Dorothy, Turks Island; Old
North state, London: Wcstwego. Barrow
pa che. Jacksonville and Charleston
Mexico, Havana. Bayern (Ger). Hamburg
Yankee Arrow. Beaumont r Williams.
Hamburg; Calico (Br), Hull; CITY of Co
lumbus, Savaunah VjrgIia (Br). london
Michael tBr), Para via Norfolk; Lake
city Of Pueblo. in tow -----: schrs Elonor
Taylor Georgetown, S c; r NJ BarnsdslI
Savannah: Helvetia. Charleston
Laura (1taD, Piraeus. Morristovn, Phil
sdelphis; Giuseppe Verdi OtaD Genoa
and Naples, John Blumer (Nor> Norfolk
Eiser (Nor) Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
M@ine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
East Gulf-Moderate southeast and south
winds and fair weather
West Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
winds and generally fair weather
Caribbean Sea and Wndward Passage
Moderate to fresh east to northeast winds
and fair weather.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderste to fresh
northeast winds; cloudy weather
SANDY Hook to Hatteras-Noderate vari.
sole winds cloudy weather.
Hatterss to Florida Stratts-Moderate
hoHth and southwest winds and tair
weather
Disturbance OF considerable intensity
oNer Newfoundland. moving eastward.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Ship Alterations

WASIIlNGTON, April l3-Tho Emcr-
gcnCy Fleet Corporation announced tho
following assignments to day:
Haleakala, S,53S dwt assigned Inter
national Freightng Corporation, Philadol-
phia. as managing agent. for use in the
East Coast-South America service
Westland $500 dwt. assigned Water
man steamship Company, Mobile Ala
as managing agent for operation in the
-LlVcrpool- Mnncheater serYlco
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Plan National
Fight Against
Canal Project
Evaporation of Southern
States is Sought by New
York Chamber; Speakers
Cali Waterway Useless
Steamship Men to Assist
st. Lawrence Proposition
Discussed at Luncheon
al the Bankers Club

Plans to obtain the cooperation Of
the South Atlantic and Gulf States in
c1shpaign against the st. Lawrence
waterway project, based upon the i'm
T-acticability of the scheme as a COM
merc'al enterprise, were discussed yes
terday at meeting of members of the
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14
Marine Disasters

hiSIoBAL- April 13-With oil from
shreatenjng to damage apple cargo, Gothic
star (hr) returned here yesterday. Is
pound from san Francisco for London
Plaintield, New York AprU for 10,
luesos' arrived with machinery trouble
survey being made, according TO report to
Y SaNag!ng Corn w