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The labor world., 1922-02-18

Find the Farmer" was a new
game introduced by newspapermen
into the recent Agricultural Confer
ence in Washington, because at
times ones vision was filled entirely
with representatives Of harvester,
fertilizer, packer, and elevator trusts
as well as J ankers and railroad
presidents. Some newspapermen
watching arrivals cheered when a
man in a flannel shirt swung up the
street, but the cheer died down when
the flannel-shirted individual turned
out to be Senator Dupont. of Della
ware, the third richest man in the
country.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

When the votes are counted next
fan . lot Of wise gents are going to
revise their estimate Of the non-ex-
istence Of the workers vote.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

T Word sharps are now spelling shilla-
lah shillaly," which indicates that
the geod work Of the Friends Of Ire
land is not yet done. ..
The labor world., 1922-02-18

The more; the public learns of the
Pennsylvania railroad management the
more it is convinced that it is a rot
ten outfit. = ::.1.'.. !, -
The labor world., 1922-02-18

"The United States Steel Corpora
ton has been held by the Supreme
Court not to be in violation of. the
Sherman act; but instead Of that
being a single corporation, if there
had been so individuals engaged> in
the production of steel who made
an agreement which resulted in the
same action as the action taken by
the Steel Corporation, does not the
Senator (Brandegee) think that
combination of so individuals would
have been found to be in violation
of the Sherman ?"-Senator
LenrOot, Wisconsin.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

''They (the. lawyers) are the salt
Of the earth; they are the noblest
work of God; they are superior in
intellect and authority to all other
people whatsoever."-Elih Root.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

terest for three years and may be
longer.
Of course the captains of industry
are complaining but undoubtedly the
rest Of the citizens Of Germany are
rejoicing.
The labor world., 1922-02-18
She Can Charge EN-,

: She Can Charge EN-.
How can any man be woman
hater?'' asked Miss Oldgirl. "Wo-
man: has kissable lips, lovable eyes,
a :: hugable shape and holdable
hands,"
HUI a." grunted Mr.. Oldbatch.
And she also has changeable hair.
removable hips, adjustable eyebrows
colorado lips and transferable
complexion"
The labor world., 1922-02-18

We are now far on the road tc
the elimination of poverty."-Presi
dent Harding.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

1.-The syndicalists and radicals
have been so active that they have
not. shown the next step in workers
control in, factory committees De-
funct intercollegiate Socialist Society
The labor world., 1922-02-18
READ Them AND WEEP

Nobody escapes, everything in
the moral, industrial and CONNER
cial world is to be owned, operated,
supervised, or censored, from the
birth of a baby to the burial of a
corpse and the worst is not yet."-
Senator Stanley, Kentucky.
The labor world., 1922-02-18
How to Judge Babies.

IHOW u Ouu&C bdDlcS.
You're no judge of beauty"
Think not"
mo; this is not the most beauti-
full infant in the baby show"
my eye for beauty is all right.
Have you seen the baby's mother ?''
mo"
''Take a. look at her."
The labor world., 1922-02-18
No Arguement There

No Arguement There.
The 'Critic-''There's one thing ]
can't understand about your class
Manager-""What's that?"
you call performer an artist ~
"Well, why no?"
'An artist is a person who draws
The labor world., 1922-02-18
There Was q Time

There Was q Time
He was the only one Of all the
wedding guests who did not appear
in a happy fran of mind. He only
adorned the wall, and looked lugu-
brious.
whats the matter?'' cried out an
'exuberant young man. Haven't you
kissed the the bride?"
Not lately" he said with gulp.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

Mr.. McDuffie. notice the Emer-
gency Fleet corporation is mem
berP Of great insurance. pool, and
every month the Emergency Fleet
corporation contributes $250.000 to
that pool. The chairman of the sub
committee. the gentleman from In
diana. very properly asked how
much the United States govern
ment was getting out of this, but his
question was never ranswered.-Con-
gressiOnal Record, January 80, 1922.
The labor world., 1922-02-18

II should like to remind the Sem
ator from Connecticut that no linn
itation has ever been placed on the
amount a manufacturer may make
*"-Senator kellogg.
The labor world., 1922-02-18
Please Dear.

Please Dear.
In the gloaming,. oh, my darling,
When the lights are dim and low,
That your face is powder painted,
How am I, sweetheart, to know?
Twice this month I've had to bundle
Every coat that I possess
To the cleaner-won't you, darling,
Love me more, and powder less ?
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

Mldesex pd @ Round Shoal NOV ~,
Macabri Is2 s. Scotland Nov 22.
Matinioch rs SD Barnegat.
New Jersey io3 s Bermuda Nov II.
Nora a12 Ssv Diamond Nov I'll.
Newton % n Fire Island Nov a2.
orsgoniep I,oss WNW Balbos Noy Il
Orleans ,765 SE San Pedro Nov 81
President Roosevelt 1900 x hmbros
Nov 20.
philedeiphia left Sal. Juan Nov 81.
Philip Publicker 81 n waiting lsien'
Robert HipRln, 2io So San Pedro Nov 81
Reep per 2lS 9 Ambrose Nov S2
Reliance $50 u Ambrose Nov 52 80
RrsTnore 140 from New York N1S ~. j.,
salvation at 80 90 y Ion "a S8 " ROY =,
Snnthern Cross ,nTa SIC Ambrose NOV "a
Sabine sun 1890 $ overfalls Nov y y
Sunbeam T. coo NV Panama Nov IL
n Irulter 3as NV Tottugas NOV IL
Santa Rose T53 NNE Colon SoV
Swiftsure 26b w sand Key NOV ~
spntorp 73l s Ambrose Nov ~.
Steelworiser Z NV Cape Cod NoY -. .,
snngaInoon 447 II by S Ambrose Nov X
& Nj Spaulding t45 SW piamono nov -
Suruga sI6 S Hatteras Nov IL
swlffsrout ans S Block Island Nov %iF
sflyin tbo s Capo Seb!c Nov 2i .,
sargamon b74 ig by Ambrose NOV 81.
9ocoay sos NV Balboa Nov ~.
Su,ibury sos NV Balboa Nov 2io
Santa Teela - S Ambrose NOV ~
Tiger 1855 y San Pedro ROY ~
-riytvcs $50 S Ambrose Nov ~. 90
Transport 80 e.. ii Cape Charles NV 80"
JJua se3 g Scotland Nov IL -, q,
Venc5ucia $50 = San Francisco NOV SA
Vacuum Sc n Diamond Nov ~. q.
Vintula 100 S by w Ambrose nov e.
west Inskip 627 Ambrose NOV -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Radio Corp. of America

distance in miles, position at noon unless
otherwise specifed)
Ardmore 800 8 Talara, Peru, Nov '2f
Albert e Watts 246 w Havana Nov q.
Arizonian 6$ \ Watlings Island Nov Il.
Aryan 1872 Hatteras Nov y.
Byron ID Benson 649 WNW Balboa Nov 81
Birkenhead 3sS EsB Galveston Nov Il.
Beihore Beiii S77 s, ambrose Nov 21.
BenJ'sr,on F3ec,,oe ~ az NNE t> Diamond Nov 22
Bristol Five Fa,homs Nov 22.
esfscas sfqas saS ssS SE s Mo Nov a.
Crampton Anderson 2al SW Diamond
Canadian Victor $50 New York Nov 21.
Comus l3 Jupiter Nov 81
Centennial State 2.002 E Ambrose Nov %
Carenco 492 by S Ambrose Nov 22.
City Of Augusta l26 Diamond Nov %.
Coastwise f Fire Island Nov 22.
DelroEa 5t7 from San Pedro Nov ri.
., 6 scofieid zoe Hatteras Nov 20.
~ Mundo SO n Diamond Nov 22
Elisha Walker 635 Tampico Nov 21.
sinclair "a Diamond Nov 81
Eagle Loss Boston Lghtshlp Nov 81.
y! Occidente 80 Jupiter Nov 2i
NJ ~ Es,ero 81 N Jupiter Nov 81.
81 Almirante 10 Jupiter Nov 81.
El Nalle 23 Jupiter Nov 81
Edgehill 21o e Overfails Nov %.
Enna 12o E by Hatterass Nov e.
tEdenboro for Boston,
Eastern Guide 1I5 K Ambrose Nov %
81 sileo 80 Diamond Nov 22.
Ghcasaw City los ESE Cape Henry Nov "a
Frederick Ewing 227 NE Tampico Nov 21.
Eeltore e6 Cape Maysi Nov 2i.
Feueral 90 SSE Diamond Nov eli
II Hhlman 344 PhiladeIpnia Nov 21
Fre9erlck r. kellog left Tampico Nov Fl
Gulfmaid 14s Jupiter Nov II.
q III Jones ~ NE Tampico Nov 81
CUR star l25 Hatteras Nov 81
Gulf Queen $50 SW Diamond Nov 81
george IL Henry l25 SW Diamond Nov %
Ga1i Gsr,sd 1iI az - sly Diamond Shoals Nov 81
tanna lat II rs y Ion 70 l6 w Nov 81
Haul ledt Jormami PM Nov 81
Hegira 3ts Cape Henry Nov ~
aaVaha Maru lat So OF n Ion "a 90 NJ
independence Hall S2I e Ambrose MN. 81
} Donnell 10 SW Sand Kew Nov 81
) Cudahy s64 SW Sand Key Sov p1
west Campsaw 2 w Cape Magdaiene
w J. Steed ga NE Tampico Nov 81
Mltlsoio 1855 s San Francisco Nov ST
Nm Wm Burton zoo ND Jupiter Nov -
W.is,,,a = Lioby a,o lso Hatteras Nov 20
Msklka $40 from Boston Noy 22
Mtst iasha~ay 3s e by s Ambrose Nov %
West lsleta off Cape Henry Nov % N'F -
nuAa left La Guaria Nov 2i.
pa Si9 from Havana arrive uavap.
Pm Nov q. havana
James Mceee 80 n Jupitar 80, .,
j. a Monett los SW Diamond Not %
> Il 0Nell l45 S 0Verfalls Nov %
hstr.na i-ucken6ach 249 WNW Balboa
Leo fs9 = Ambrose Nov %. %
81 iifsauflan 2l2 u Boston Noy 81
2,oosA stA linton use q Ambrose Nov 21
Mystic s9l Sc San Pedro Nov 81
~ ~ f.!dot lhf Sc Bermuda Nov 81
Aitle,iis W. posiar . Pm lao I'm Baltimore
Muskegee lso e Nantucket Nov %
Htsttp9f % SU WinterqUarter Nov 81
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

Exeter city. Fowey. Nov o.. .chas Hill
Hoosac London. Oct ST.. FurnassS " my
eassaes Sasa ssf f.lspmo, @,nxse Nss NOV mallory
Mallory Transport Line
f-ase''''' 1AA' Black Diamond Line
NJ Elliott, Copenhagen Noy q. II 4 Hagus
Toluma. Csistohat. Nov IA W r Grace q Co
Norton, Lilly a Co
Norfolk Range. 1eith. Nov 0. ~
w A Luclsenbach, Los Angeles, Nov I.
Luckenbsch Line
Due Tomorrow
Anacenda, Antwerp NOV, 70, 49,,
ArinsnGo Messtna. Eov 2,
Port Albany London Nov. g..
North American. cristohal. Nov l3.
American Metals & Transnort 20
Runn. Baracoa Nov iT. Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Archer, Hamburg Noy Barber s, 5 L,nes e,nrs
Casper Santos, NOV ln,er ris'sh' ~oAh
'''@''t' ''' cesnopoiitan Line
Havana Maru, Yokohama, Oct o
Maine. London, Nov ls Atlantic Trena Line
Due Sunday
Estter Dollar Genoa, Nov ST.. Dollar Lines
Houlder, Weir 81 Boyd
Due Monday
city of Bristol. Gibraltar. Nov o.
Norton Lilly & Co
Katrina Luckenbach, Colon. Nov Is.
Luckenoach s Co
Due Tuesday
olen, Dunkirk, Nov 16 Cosmopolitan Line
Bacehps. Legforn. Nov g. Three Star Line
e. >ntaff. Lisbon. Nov H.. A II Buil d, GO
eastern Tempest. Hull Nov ..
] II Winchester & Co
Fenchurch, Marselles Nov S.
James w Elweil G. Co
Due Wednesday
city OF Alton, Hartlepool, Nov a.
Iykes Bros
Idaho, Antwerp, Nov Il.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
London Mariner, London, Nov H.
Furness. Witty 6 Co
Eagle, Cristobal. Nov q.
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Cleared

G. Parma I1 lBr} Mccourt; st Thomas and
r, Rochambeau (Fr), Rollin; Havre via
Aconagua (Chiie). Gregory; Patti and
Cellao via Panama Canal; Vessel Duvai.
Rotterdam: L $ Navigation Co. ''' anu
Jersey City (Brl, O'Nelll: Brisbane and
sydney via Port Arthur; u s Nav Co
- Dromore Castle (Br), Havrey: Cane
TOWN and Algoa Bay; Funch, Edge & Co.
Schr William A Wangler OBJ Nnsher.
-unenburg; II Whitney.
Ltarry Luckenbach. Seara: Los Angeles
and San Francisco; LuckenbacA Lin.
S s Co a"'"iA ~
Hamilton. Nelson Norfolk; Old Domtn-
ion Transportation Co
Egremont Caste tBr). Cam; Norfolk :.
Old Dominion Transportation Co
:, Cty o. Atlanta, Doyle; Savannah: Ocean
Gantoise (Fin), Ericsson; Rio ao Jane,ro
anu santos; o Stray.
SaEtarem tBraa), Azevedo: Para, Cera
ana Pernsmbuco; Lloyd Brazileiro
- Hannover tGerl. Johnson; Bremen
North German Lloyd -.
Mount Carroll. Higgins; Hamburg
United American Line ;
santa Eulalla, Lee; Baltimore; Isthrnian
Adisc 90, Pisce; Genoa Navigation
Generate Italiana 70 N'0"e
Evelyn, Thehold; San Francisco via Los
Angeles; Williams S Co
Al America (Br), Blair; sea: All
America Gable Co ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Winds af Sea To-day
Arrived Yesterday

Aesyria l3r), Glasgow and MoSfle NOV
third class pass. mails and ndse; Plef
.s4 Mr.
Port Antonio -; 20 United Fruit GO. WITH
fruit. Fier lS Il II.
saxonie tBr3, Hamburg Nov $, South,
sp5Sn le GherSGnFF n as n,r to GIaap' oiass PASS
malls aud ndsc Pier Sc. r.
Csnopie tBr Bremen Nov u. south
,ndse; PIER 80, f.
Maracaiho Marscaibo Nov 13, Curacao
with 81 pass. mails and masc; Pier n,
B'kiyn.
NOV 3. Bordeaux I 20 Cosmopolitan ship
ping 90. with ,nGse; Pier >, Hoboken;
n r Asquith. Mejlllonss Oct 20 TOGO
chester & Co With copper ore: India St,
Horizon. Henl;ow Aug 2 shanghai 6,
Taku Bar 20, Hougkona 20, Saigon Sept is,
Manila 81 Honolulu Oct l@. Cristobal Nov
l. Now Orleans 10. Havana IA; TO Tampa
lnterocean S Co, With mdse Pier g.
city Of Atlanta, Savannah Nov 10; to
Ocean s 60, with pass and ndse; Pier
/ Pacific Co. with mdse: pier -, \ r.
Blnnendijk tDt). Rotterdam Nov .; TO
Holland America Line, with n'dSe; 5th St.
Apache Jacksonville Nov 10. Charleston
90; TO Clyde Co with pass and mdse i;
Pier 81 r.
Santa Malta, Baltimore Nov 20; TO w r.
Grace. With mdse; Pier 45. N r.
Georgian. Tacoma Oct ii. Seattle 10,
I3eliinsham Is, Astoria 81 san Francisco
~. San Pedro 30; TO United American
i Line, with ndse. Pier 6, Bush Docks,
B'klyn
Evelyn philadelphia Nov u to Williams
$ Co, with mdse; Pier iS. Brooklyn
| Republic, AntofaRasta Oct 20 Via Cristo-
bal: to Chile 5 S Go, With mdse; Pier 45,
B'klyn
Vancouver Maru tJap), Boston Nov 2l;
to suzuki g. Co, with mdse: Pier is,
hlyr.
Valacja tBr), Philadelphia Nov 81: to
Cunard Line, with mdse Pier Il, r.
Majestic lBrl. Boston Nov 81; to White
/ Star Line; Pier 80. r..
Honduras (Norj. Philadelphia Nov 81;
70 United Fruit Co. with mdse: Pier g.
ID. l. & w II r, Hoboken
ElIenore, NorroiN Nov 20; to II Bull,
Schr Sprindrift. Kilkenny Ga. Nov -.
to Chadwick & Co. with mdse; of Red
! HOOK Flats, B'klyn.
B'kIyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Sailed Yesterday

Paris FTr). Havre via Plymouth: Belgian
5Bo. Baltimore; Krosfond (Nor), Car
Cartagena; Vasconia (Br), London; Bayo'
w!h one barge Port Arthur; stayangeren
CFor), kingsport, n s; General 6 "
Goethais. Cape Hayti; o IT Waring Hous-
ton E T Bedford. Port Lobos: TIirlnore.
Dai0uiri: Wien (Dan), Baltimore: Fort st
George (Br). Bermuda; President Garfield.
I'ohaon; Michael Tracy, Norfolk; Harry
Luckenbach, Crstobal and San Francisco;
san san Jacinto Galveston: Virginia Express.
llchinond; Carrillo. Kingston; Eocone.
towing barge, Portl2nd Me; Segundo (spJ'
Cadl@; Lake Come Nuevltas: santaren
tBraz), Rio de Janeiro; Nordamerika
pah). Santa Lucia; Nyland (Sw) Mallno:
Hamilton, Norfolk; Philadelphia Balti-
more; Eastern Guide, Hull.
Garfield, Tampco; Vulcan CITY
'ff}, London and Rotterdam; Eocene -.
Matinicoek, Tampioo with OIL anchored
OFF Tompkinsville, S /,
to sowring & Co, with 10 pass. mails and
mdse Java st. B'klyn "''''
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Foreign Ports
(By Cablel
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR, Nov 81 iPassed --Teress
NApLEs, Nov Nov 1s-Aisie, New York
18th. Promus CBrl Philadelphia.
SINGAPORE. Nov l6-Petricola {Brl
New Orleans via San Francisco goth
Diana Dollar, New York via San Francisco
Shanghai, etc.
tSp), New York
VENICE, Nov 17-Belvedere Nt), New
York.
PORT PIR1E, Nov 1s-Trellssick (Br)
Port Arthur
CETTE, Nov 1a-Monique tFro. New
Orleans.
NEWCASTLE. W, Nov 1o-Lorenze
fBr), New York.
BERGBN Nov l5--Tanafjord (Nor)
Montreal
>coPENHAGBN. Nov 17--olaf Kyrre
(Nor), Montreal; General Konsul Paillser
(nan) Galveston.
sHAvRE, Nov 1s--west Ivis. New Or.
leans and Galveston; goth, McKeesport
New York.
Kov, NOV 1s---Yayol Maru tJap), Port
land, Ore. via Yokohama. President vii.
BON. San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-tla

Matura (Br), Grenada Nov 1s; to Fur
ness ne Witty & Co with mails; is expected
to dock at Pier "a, Bklyn.
Fivives, Santa Marta Nov IA: 10 limited
Fruit Co with mails; is expended IN 49,
i0Tgm0on ra@oncbo at Pier l5. e R (Maiden Lane1
co; is expected to dock at Pier az
n (Sprng sD. '''
Due Tomorrow
Mauretania (Br), Southampton Nov 1S;
10 10 Sunard Sod,a $ Go with mails; is expected
14th ST. o. ~ N"es'
:, George ! ss. Wa,shinEton, Bremen Nov 10; to
afternoon at Pier 3, Hoboken " uoNN
Reliance, southa amptou Nov 1s, to Irnitad
fnnf eilSan ,san Lines with mails; is expected to
Sb. r tWest 46th sD 'e'
Taormina GD, Naples Nov 1s. 70 Jta1ia
alnefica Shipptng Corp with mails; is ex
SWoet pySost sS,b 20 eosk forenoon at Pier OF. n
CITY of MONTGOMERY. Savannah Nov 81
W 00ea' eo' VIII dock at Pier SO. N r.
Due Saturday
t1eSi HSioordan CDp, Plymouth Nov 15: to
uoboken Aool oth 81,
MORO Castle. Havana Nov 21 IN NJ y e.
Cuba Mail s Co with mails ;s 20 4 q Q;
TO dock late afternoon at pier IL BSl,i.,u
(Montague st). 49, L hlSh
Due Sunday
vessel. Fort Agen,Y
FSSo'' @NoN io.. w mite Star Line
hrooniand, Antwerp. Nov I6 Red star IJns
fh'iaoeiphia' Curacao. Nov 49,
za.,ra c.,a. Bllss, Dalett & Co
Due Monday
Caronia, Liverpool. Nov lS cunara c G %
La SaVote, Havre. Nov IS iFra,cb 49,
Dfottningholm, Gothenburg Nov IL
l,xoao..,. ,y,, Swedish American Line
frederick VIII, Copenhagen, Nov 1s AN''
Scandinavian -AnlerIcan rina
PRESIDENT Adams, London, Nov iS
NYo,r. ct,.. United States Lines
t,on.n NJ. United American Lines
A,ha,t. ,,.. N & Porto Rico Line
eopS,i'S; Soia,, laeeTpooi Ney i6. Cunard Line
l,. Solo!,. Srlstooal Nov 20. Panama r. r Co
Bogota. Kingston, Nov "a Clvde : -
NlckeFle, Port au Prince. Nov FL
Funcb taave q ~
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov S5, & 20
Fnrness, Witty & Co
Olympic. sout hampton. Nov %.
-a,.3 &C. White Star Line
Guiana, ST Thomas. Nov 81 Fl,rne 60 ~. hs
fah-AineFiea' Rio de Janeiro, Nov is.
s;,,,,, ,, Manson S S Line
Mnnargo Nassau. Nov "a.
Aunson S Line
Due Wednesday
PTesidente Wilson, Trieste. Nov IA.
Yorck, Bremen. Nov IL He'ps Bros
North German Lloyd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Prominent Shipping
Men Add to Praise
OF Harding Speech
Robinson and Mooney Say,
After Studying Message, 1t
Reveals Right Attitude,
Showing Subsidy's Value

More favorable comment on Presi-
dent Harding's address to Congress
Tuesday was heard yesterday from men
we'll known in shipping circles who
devoted some time to careful study
of the message before expressing
opinions.
Unqualified approval was voiced by
II. ii. M. Robinson, president of the
United American Lines, who said:
Inc President has shown in direct
and forceful way the Importance of
the ship subsidy from standpoint OF
national security and with respect to
our foreign trade. When the country
was concerned primarily with the de-
veiopment of its domestic markets
then the promotion of good roads. the
Improvement of inland waterways and
the encouragement OF the RAILWAYS
were considered proper government
Undertakings and proper charges on
the public treasury. Now that. the
tremendous expansion of our indus
fFies has forced US to seek foreign
markets for our, products, government
AID 10 the merchant marine, which is
an inportant adjunct to our foreign
trade must also be considered proper
and desirable. This is especiaI}v frna
since the development OF the merchant
marine means also needed and proper
strengthening of our national de-
fense."
According to FRANKLIN D. Mooney
president of the Atlantic, Gulf and
West Indies Company, the President
took an admirable stand in supporting
the measure, rejecting sentiment on
the part of the country in favor of
taking advantage of the predominant
position which the United States ar
quired in world shipping during the
war.
"But a subsidy bill is only step in
the right direction" added Mr.. Mooney.
1T cannot overcome all the ills of the
shipping business, chief among which
is the comparatively high cost of oper-
ating American vessels in competition
with ships of other great maritime
powers. Difference in the cost of oper-
alton is caused largely by restrictive
legislation. Together with the repeal
or modification of the La Toilette law.
the present marine bill will place
Akaerican shipping in the position it
should occapy In the worlds trade
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Marine Disasters

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Nov 22-
Schr Isabelle Parmenter. boston FOL
George town, s G. aground ON Hedge Tcnc,
Shoal Vineyard Sound, during gale yes
terday, remained in same position to- night
Vessel resting on sandy bottom Gutter
Acushnet pulled on schooner to-day al
high water. but failed to tnove her. Wreck.
Ing crew due Tomorrow.
Canal boat Edith, with grain sank yes
teriay off Pier 81 IL r.
LONDON. Mo- 3l--Tecumseh Br). lr
QUEBEC, Nov 20--Calgnrolite (13r,
crashed into feEyyboat Frontcnac white
latter was at moorngs; her superstructure
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO Nov 22-saiiina OF
President TAFT. Shipping Board "5S5" liner
for Orient. postponed from 23d to 27tt
account necessary boiler repairs. Previousl,
postponed from 20th.
China Mail liner Nile (Br) In Orienta
run from this port VIII be withdrawn from
trans, Pacific service upon next arrival al
Hongkong. To be laid up at that port
MONTREAL, Nov 22-Five passengers ot
liner Montclare have reached Quebec. hav.
ing been released from Crosse Isle quar-.
antine because they did not come in con.
tact with the young man infected with
smallpox and had been vaccinated last
to allow release of other passengers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
City Island

Bound South--sllvia (Br), ST Johns. n f.
Co, with 70 pass and mdse; schrs Geo c
Hogg (Br), Sheet Harhor for New York
with lumber to Homan & Puddington;
flsh; Ella. Bridgeport for New York: tugs
J Rich Steers, with 6 harges; Gypsum,
King. with barges; sachem e. Spartan
Bound East-Erholm. New York for Wal
ton; schrs Chas H Klincls, Perth Amboy
for Fort Mckinley; Lavolta, Port Reading
for Ellsworth; Annie B Mitchell. Por,
Liberty for Ninal Haven: VIM A Naughler
tBr), New York for Halifax Natter two
anchored); motor barge Socony s.
Sailed Schr Abbie B Walker (1ron
New York;, Rocliland.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Vessels Sold

Adonis. steam screw, IFS tons: sold by
Quarterfn astrr Corps. u s Army to Richard
Corp for fxsSAe.
Rensasnin Van Brunt tschr}, Is32 tons;
sold by Van Brunt Corp to NJ Stanley
Tweedje
City Of Miami, steam screw 1910 tons
sold by American Exchange Securities
Corp TO Miami Havana NaytRztton Corp.
Lila. gasoline screw, toms sold by
walter Aentagus to 5chn schwan.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Marine Reports
TIVE TIDES

THE TIDES
Eigh water Low water
AM I'M AM PM
Eahay Flock .....l1s46 1i.2s 4taS 6sfb
tovernoF's lsiaffs tla25 6t2o e:p2
He'll tiase,4s.t.l tsog tiit F.ao s;oA
Winds at Sea To-day
East Cuff Fresh ard strong eertheasti
eioa&y
West Guif--FfHAa and strong north ana
nor he4st cloudy and unsettled
Caribbean Sea and Wind%ard Passage f.
Moderate east 10 north winds, partly
coady.
SnEsh Of SanaS Hook and sanay Hook
20 1fa,terss Fresh, n0Fthwes, fair.
HatteTas 10 Florida straits Modarate 10
fresh north and mort hrast: fair.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
,fosss vessel s,x Fort Agency.
american Metals Transpor. Co
Loughborought AKIN, 0Gt "a.
Winchester 4 Co