davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
"settinoS colors.

All colors cannot be set by the same
method. Salt. for instance, Is ex-
tremely effective In setting blues
pinks and some reds. A large table
spoonful is required to a gallon of luke
warm water. Black cOttons or black
and-white checks need stronger salt
water to be effective and sometimes
little turpentine may be added to
the water. Soak the materials In luke
warm water. Soak browns, deep vel
lows and tans In solution Of one cup
full Of vinegar to II gallon Of lukewarm
water to set the color. When the light
er shades Of yellows and tans become
faded, the color can be restored by
adding strong coffee to warm rinsing
water.---From the Designer.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
Spring Beauties.

One OF the cOmmOnest varieties of
flowers found after the snow has
melted away IL the Spring Beauty,
The little blossoms are a very delicate
Fink. Each petal is lined with hair
lines of deep pink. Some naturalists
claim that these hair lines of deep
pink are honey guides for insects,
lines that point the way to the tiny
SAC OF honey to be found in the center
of the flower.
Although the stalk Of the Spring
Beauty Is very slender, it is quite
sturdy enough to support the two
slim green leaves in the base of which
Ii held the flower, and cluster Of
diminutive buds, each on a stem no
larger than fine thr.ad.
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An UnweIcome Dance.

Lady Constance Stewart Richard
son, whose bizarre dancing made her
known in America. was married re-
Gently in oriental dress. There Is a
story about her and the duchess Of
Marlborough.
Once, at charity concert at one
Of the great houses Of London her
host whispered to the duchess:
Were to have an extra number.
Dear Lady Constance has consented
to do her barefoot Persian dance"
"Oh, DEAR" the duchess cried. II
knew when I spilled the salt at din
ner that something dreadful would
happen before the night was over.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18

Bartholomew had been very naugh-
ty, and at last in despair his neither
shut him up in a large cupboard
wherein were stored all sorts of arti.
cles He Immediately began to below
and stamp and make terrific noise
generally. Finally silence ensued, and
his mother who was just showing his
auntie out remarked as they passed
the cupboard II think Bartie has bro.
ken the record this time"
Eyes, came the unexpected re-
joinder from within. Il have. an
II you don't let me out I'll smash the
machine as well!' - Detroit Free
Press.
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The little librarian sat at her desk
surveying the row Of sOlemn-eyed Ital-
ians before her. Tony had brought all
his little brothers and sisters to see the
teacher" MY goodness" she said,
chow many of you are these altOgeth-
err" Eleven" said Tony, and the en-
tire row grinned broadly, exhibiting
beautiful pearly teeth. "Wi.at beauti-
full teeth l suppose you all brush
them well every night?" A nervous
shutting. Tony cleared his throat.
SWELL" he said earnestly, I'VE did have
brush once. but father needed 1t to
clean something In the car and after
that it wasn't much good. "-Chicago
Journal
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
A curie Of Radiun,.

Nine. Curie's modest autobiography
omits mention of one single honor that
more than anything else will help make
her name immortal. The Official scien-
tific designation Of the unit of radioac-
tivity Is named in her honor the ''curie, !"
and the degree of radioactivity is ex-
pressed In mtllicuries, centicuries and
so ON up the metric system scale. In Sc
lecting Mime. Curie's name scientific
bodies have followed the weil-estab-
lished custom that accounts for the In
PRODUCTION Of such words as ohm, watt,
amperes. etc, into our language-all Of
them the names Of inventors or dis
eoverosA -pelineocor.
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Jud Tunkins says there IL always
little something to be thankful for.
Since fruit has gotten to be 70 ex-
pensiye. there aren't nearly 20 many
Grange peels thrown on the sidswalk-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Cleared

Majestic BD. Hayes southampton via
Cherbourg white star Line.
cameeuey. Campbell Havana and Pro
grcso y ana cuba Mail Line
siboncy. Miller. Havana. y and Cuba
Man Line
etorhaim tNorj. Jacobsen. Gibraltar and
Genoa. Imperial NaNiga,ion co. y .,,
Santiago. Warns. Sahias'' ~ anu
cuba Mal Line.
Pcnang Maru Gap) Tsulio. Yokohama
ana Kobe va Norfolk and Panama canal
Houlder Weir Boyd
Occidental, Mccarthy, Port Looos
Phlladeiphia. Goodman. Curacao. ia
Guara and Cabelo VIA san Juan, bi"ss
steam yacht casiana. Doyle. cr.stobai
"Ningchow GB6. Gordon. Yokohama.
KOBE via Boston. Norfolk and Panama
Canal. Funch. Edge Co
San Lorenzo. Foss. San Juan and Ponce
y Y and Porto Rico Line.
Dorothy Higgins. iialifaN a II buil.
Nlnlan BD. Trickcv London ana Ant
worp. Atlantic Transport Line
Princess May tBD. Olsen Port Antonio
Apac6e. chichester. Jacksonville and
comos' Boyd. New Orleans Southern
Ei occidental Campbell Galveston
Southern Pacific Co.
Hvldehsvet DAM. Van Beurs Norfolk
Bennett. Hvoslef
Lewis Luckenbsch. Read: Los Angel.i
and San Francisco via Philadelphia
Hesiey CNoT)' gierkholti Norfolk; Nun.
Erfoii CRr). Hunter; sydney to Boston
Norton. Lilly.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Sailed Yesterday

Majestic OHr. Southampton and cher
t.rrp Saxon prince tBfl. Boston. j. ill-
r.res OB-l. Montreal. Mraaores drl. Port
l.uln B0rnhoim (Danl. Pori-ap- ftin'''
C0mus Ncw Orleans. Sibonfy. haNn-s
Tt.apa. Teia Dixie Arrow i'f Annhi '
Csfon.a fBf1 Hamburg Nan1lr" 'I
rF.r.burc -t M.hlel colon 's .afr"Fes
Havana Bogota. Cape HAITI MoldeEsar' r'.
H4itlmore Cab0 Espartel fSpl. 'ani@'
Senrtan4 lNoD. Trinidad. schr Han'I.to'
Nfnfuctcf
Eastern Importer. rhiadoiph.a. biieG'.
San Lorenzo. sam Juan. ifesiNfhl l
FILLMORE. Bremen, Rotterdam tbnl. Hni-
frrd4m. Cedric Rrl Liverpool Ala en'.
Jacksonville ana Charleston, tiare. SAN
Juan Iapland (Hr. Antwerp. bor'}
tgl. Tcnerlne. Santa olNa. hos'
lake Arthur. Richmond Giuseppe N'f"i
Gf. Genoa. Occidcntal. foii I..u'F D.
Nt.r.e galveston. Philadelphia. san Juan .
pI,Ieo Port Arthur Ebro DirJ. Calido .
koranna fBr). >cwcastie, 'uyahs thi'@l.
Ccara. Providence NFrff Mars ili'., fl.-
void fNnrl. ClenfIoF0a CITY oi Augueis
savannah. Skochelm tNorJ. AZ
riran Prince lBrl. Middlesboro Corsica.
%orfolk. Champion Anderson. Iainpic" o
steam yacht Canana. tristohal
santa RofalIa Mobile. liNidfh. .'i
DAM. Norfolh. ANamaha. Mobile. M"-
ruha. Norfolk. ~.
faN. Glrndnrnel ~. IaWnr'. i'l
timore. Lewis Luckcnpbach. Los Angeles
Santiago, santiago
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Agwlhavra g. = Sand Key lure y
Albert r watts i15 r. Jacksonville June I.
Charles T. Harwood sf5 " sand Key
ch1rie. Pratt zio " sand Key Iune ~.
CTS % 81 Louis 232 Scotland - June Il.
CIV a Seattle : SNE Hatfrfas juno ~.
Clement Smith u y Hatierns June u
CInwood 30 Rebecca shoals June II.
Comanche 200 $ Scotland ~ June L.
Currler o. W send Key June -
David McKrlvy 2i5 vs. Sand Key June II.
Guifking ~ r. sand kej june II
GUlfland 100 SN Hnftcras June H.
Guifmaid o. " Ilattefas June u.
Gulfstar ~ WNW rortugas June u
Gulfstream i10 NW TortugaH June ~
gulfiradc l02 " Toriugar June
Hci bert l. Pratt 90 sand Key June Il.
Hoven 365 NJ hy y Jupiter June I
Janclaw Jar "a 06 lon - 0s June 10.
John u Archbold eD wsw Sand Key
T., nape 9 sw Hat,eras June u.
I.nmac - y iiniieras June II.
Maflnicock 100 WNW Tortugas June ~.
Nora o. = Jupiter June H.
Ofnes 100 \ OvArfaiis June ~
Paraguay 40 WSW Tortugar Jun> Il.
Pelrlsheu 80 r Ambrose june -.
Ncw Jersey - Jupiter June u.
Robert T. iIopklns - y Hattefas June !.
Y uarkness izg ssW Hatteras June IL
~ Mary ~ = Key West juno ~.
samuel Drown ME Hatteras June
san On u W Havana June L.
South American = Hattcrah June L.
sun y = sand Key June Il.
Tomalva 100 $ Hafteras June ~
wildwood pd sand Key June
william 81 Dohsny 1e sE Sand Key
June r.
william II Burton 81 Hatierss Jun. II.
Manaqul ei : Nantucket ~ June ~.
Peter II Crowei IS Sc Fire Island ~
June H.
San Blas O. Nantucket ~ June Il.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Ships From Pacific
To Atlantic Port.
Find Business Cain
Seattle Reports Marked T..
crease in Lumber Trad -
Railroads Aid in Ini.,'
nation on Ocean Tsr,s.

A notable increase in .AIpm-st.-
tho Pacific Coast 70 Asisnt,, ~.
through the Panama Canal "
TONED By the Seattle Ch,ri..ef
Commerce, which aays that isrs. Y
are finding f. difheult 70 gs, sss,. s,, !.
cargoes. other commodltl.s, m
are gaining, boti % Atlantic sa,,, ~
20 Europe. ocean steamship eors..'A
having terminals st ssat,l. 'iS.N
placed Information conesrnirv ~
trans-Pacifc cargo and passen,., 49,. ..o
ices with railway carriers IN N. ~ ~
clpal inland and eastern eitls. /, ~
planco with the recent ord., a. .s
Interstate Commerce Comni,,,s. .
curing cooperation between mi ~ ~
water lines.
u IL reported also that nor,AA..,
tonnage 70 Alaska is about tvs.s,l.,,'
heavier than for The ssms u,r,1 !,
last year. and there has b.sn =, y
crease of 10 per cent IN dom,aI. =.
mage, % per cent In .orsign in,.,,.
and 81 per cent in foreign srpsrt, !,
Seattle.
The Chamber ~ Comm.re. s,,.
that there has been greatsr ,,.,-..
among importers a. Seattle ass
~ the ruling Of tho railroads thst ~.
can get preferential transconr,.s,i
rates, II moved ~ any tine s.,...
year. instead 0f the tsn.day 49,,
formerly allowed.
Regular lines from Puget s,vss .
North European ports report 4 h,,..
volume of Westbognd eargos, ,rt y,
fening rates.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Departures

MADEIRA. Juno is-Ayiss'ons b)'
G0i0wno June I5-Euryades fBD,
from Hong kong, etc. Boston ana "'"
YORK ,,..e..,.
ROTTERDAM June i5-knor,lksnefna
fur, Wahana. Iltlopa fUfl. Key west
sfNGApORE. June i5-shunko hArn
"iie6xbpo~ June is-cansdian Mariner
ns5orTUAMPToN June is-Finland.
from Antwerp. New YORK ,,-.,..
NANcHEsrER. June ls-Ma
PRODUCER tnrj. Montreal. 49,.
HoNG KoNG. June is-NAss'o NA'u
"LivERpooi.. Juns is-scotian tBr)'
TT'oiRREvrEJA. June '-Rrsn'a d''D'
WINCHESTER. June i5-KenilTor'h
"A,NTwERr, June i'-Hais'own' p)'
NEwcAsTLE. y ". June ii-We''
UAMTit-RG June i3-w " Tilfori. Ne"
York. June ~ Ahsin ,bD KY pnr,.
cRTsTOBAL. June 10 weston 'D'''
from NorfoikJ. San Antonio. m. O..
TORRENIEJA. Juno s-ko9da 'h')' o.
Johns. = T.
TRIESTE. June io-Argentlna oip, Nsw
York. Fodcricia I'D. baiilmoI'' '''"'
Teresa % no New YORK.. ,...
MARsEfLLEs. June i3-Doru bai'ea
no Key West
AUcKLAND. Juns i3-csnadian Con-
siracior. tbD. boston .,,,,b u.o,y Nav
AvoNMouTH June is-coha'set. Bait
CLYDE. June I7-Bsron Napier tB).
GLAsGow. June is-Me,sssmt tBrl.
Montreal. i1th, Coeiiada. Baltimore cam
cronIa tBfl. Ncw York
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

nEnoES. Juns io-Trond''"''''''
'Nerl' 4pt lt'rsTr s9iT'np June if.--Lucis d'ap' No"
TGJs sarLrs. Jun, i'.-cny Of st Joseph
N,sTfNahPoRE. Jun- i1-jHdd'n' '"''A
A.lpbia via Honolulu el,, ,fsru fJsp),
a. n,,,n' ",eo,,.dono Maru fJapl; IaooYnai,
SoAiil, nn',, fune it-West heeis'
.l,,i.s lVny' o,e for Hongkongi lb,h, hIi, IN
pres. of Japan tBr), Naho"u''''
qIaifvsssRRffoor. Juno i'-L'eo"l' ''p'
N'T N'HTnbbpossAS. bp5SssAS June is-p'lvid'r' Ne"
'.,T .o,TfrEESsTowN. Juns is-kerho.nkson' n'
phil.delphla for dublin, Presdeh' '''''
New York for London .r-..t.... ctv
uoS0KOSG. June is-Tuscaloosa '"'
Mobile via san PEDRO ..,, M, ,fon,-
SHIELDS. June iI--hcat"'" '"'' ''
renl. - u..t Tsiip Gan
MELBOURNE. June iI-"es' ''''' '
Francisco via Honolulu -, 49,, yore
ADEN Juno iG-K0suo Ur) ~" '"'n
''r rrfsTOftAf. June is-ciiy 81 bardah
fprt Now York via norfolk TOT i"np,
hama. Gen0a Maru tJapl' N,E N,,Eyo,,ah.,,a
Norfoik Tor San Francisco ana l"hpnenla 10
~n,df.rer tDanD. Mobile for Chllao, lIVh'
ioilie. Ncw YORK FOR 1aiara 90, u....
nrENOs ATREs. June 10" h"nhA'
IoNDoS. June i7--Mottlsfont (br)
Montreal TOR Rotterdam. .,.. -,
SANTIAGO. Chllo. juno lI-"e't 'Ai'
''ig, iig,uEESSoos 'AYREs. June i7-slns'po''
n Mo DE JXNErRo. Jun. i7-Keno/h'
Neu nrlenuH
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Change of Masters

oliver y Coakiey. succeeds ~ L. Cullin
command steam screw Reliance
~ l. Chase succeeds Philip Rice com
uand barge Rose r.
John " Campbell succeeds lhiiip hlcn
command barge Laura r
william ~ Van Aist succeeds Thomas
~oyin- command steam screw Post hoy
Reniamin Jarvis succeeds G. II. Ashmanf
command gasoline yacht Iiramar
George pedsrsen succeeds John garfeti
command steam screw owen j. MeWi-
Hams.
John W Chapman succeeds Irving p.
Raymond command gasoline yacht Pen
gum.
command steam screw =. j. r. 10 lb3
William Hawlctt succeeds PHILIP WOODS
command barge liit.
A. r. clark succeeds Conrad q. Nllsen
command steam screw Miilenocket.
Edward Il. Hoffman succeeds Edward
+. Coniey command steam screw orleans
Edward Y Hoffman succeeds John II.
lIawley command steam screw Washing
ton.
George IT, Crandell succeeds Andrew r
Freely command steam screw Meteor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SIIiPMAsTERs

The ~riAine publishes daily reports
of the posltions ~ uer' hanf vessels 70
refysd through the rni'-l stat's naval
Coirmunicaflgn Service. ShipWastefs ~
vessels With radio apparatus may. With
caf charge report thsif fTRl no'n
positions through tho following naval
fadl. stations IN the United state.
proper Bar HAfbor. Ms. fOuerelirss)
t'4ra Haft.fa. A. c.. Jupiter. fla.
Kev West. Pa Sew Orleans Ia.
These position CrRl report. -houid
he addressed only 30 tho radio station
eaiied. and they Will be forwarded 20
New York. n IL important hat these
feparts should tN sent promptly al noon
each day ~ order that they may be
received IN time FOR publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York city tWCGl. Babylon. l.. !.
twsE). Easthampion. l.. l. (wsA).
Sew LONDON. Conn. (WSTl.
80 cnargr made FOR medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation OF America
will receive position reports through
fbe following stations, Cape Cod
WCCl. Slasconsei. Mass (WSC). New
LONDON. Conn tWLC). Capo May. New
York city (WSY)
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through The Radio Corpora
tlou of America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Ship Rate Cuts
Fail to Break
Market Levels
Stability in Transatlantic
Quotations Is an Indica.
ton of Thorough Defia.
ton i'm Ocean Trade
Grain Charters Are Active
Full Cargo Vessels Are Read
lily Available for Most
Shipments in the Bulk

The general level Of rates across
tbe Atlantic has not been shaken by
the action Of the United Kingdom and
Continental conferences in removing
restriction from fftecn 90 thirty COM
rnodities 70 meet the competition OF
outside lines Cuts Of 10 20 20 per
cent in special instances have APP
parently been sufficient 90 'rope with
the situation and quotations M other
directions remain firm. This Us re-
garded in shipping circles al an m
dication Of the thorough dchation ih
ocean transportation. which has
brought rates in the last two years
down % as much az onc-tcnth, M some
instances. o. the war figures.
When the Continental and United
Kingdom conferences. tho 6inraltar
OF the steamship industry were com
pelled 90 throw open the principai
TENS in foreign commerce, there were
grave fears a. a rate war that would
force many Of the weaker lines out
81 business. Quotations are nov gen
orally below the cost of operation
hut most OF the companics seem 90 be
reathering the storm. There is 20
evidence Yet that restoration Of the
fuil conference agreements is in sight
Revival of trade. which viii give
.mployment 90 the great surplus of
,hips is not apparent The charter
market for tramp ships is still weak.
Whenever there is temporary short
age OF vessels ready for immediate
use stifcning Of rates becomes ap-
parent, but higher levels are speedily
headed OF by the appearance o. more
ships.
has 600 steel vessels tied up. and
keeps about twelve or fifteen ready
for use. ANY distinct upward trend
would result IN the breaking out o.
more steamers.
Reviews % the freight market FOR
the last week show that chartercrs
have the upper hand and are able 90
get vessels az any time ~ tho lowest
terms. Available steamers have be-
come scarce for the moment DO the
grain market for juno shipments 20
continental Europe and Italy Rates
are slightly stronger. with quotations
Of Ia TO 14i3 cents a hundred pounds
from Atlantic ports 20 the Antwerp
Hamburg range. Several charters
have been fixed 90 Italy AZ ~ cents.
Tonnage is offered 40 Gulf ports al l9
and 20 cents to Antwerp and Ham
burg ,..,
Sugar business is fair. with little
indication OF an increase. The only
demand for coal is 20 South America
where American shippers are still able
10 compete 20 some extent with Brit
ish operators. Lumber business from
Gulf ports has fallen OF considerably
in the last week.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

c.orea n Barrett nnd Edward bsrrett
for Al and other c0nflderauons ,,
groonwich. steam paddle, 22b tons 500
h, r,ed A Wenck 10 Wcnck Marine 'of
poration Tor 81 and othor oonsideraiions
aeorqo N parrett. steam screw, rs tons
.otd ~ ratnfe of Richard ! Barre't 10
6ioorge y Barrett snd Edward bafrei'
,or nj ana other considerations,
u,ttio Thomas steam screw. - IONS
.oi5 nv Eugene q Johnson 10 Port kieh /.
mond Tirhterags Corporation Tor " ana
poln,sr. steam screw. - tonsi sold ~
ts,oes NcWlllians Towing Line 70 James
Mcwilians Blue Line, Inc, Tor " ana
other combinations. - 49,. ,. A..
Patrol gasoline screw, IL tons SOFA "
t.ser Ifull 10 Frederick J Dennis and
samuel Jack for 81 ard other consihera-
psrisnana. steam screw. 7.7sf tons; sold
Nv parlernana = Corporation % Jnffd
Fruit Corporation for 81 ana othsr con-
setter. steam sohsw. - tons; sold by
Mcwlllisms Bl0e Line, Inc, for VI ana
other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

fpl.,anee In miles Reports nrN dsten NJ
noon. unless otherwise specified ,,
cavo Mamb lat ss.15 Ion f@V'
juno ~ -, ,. "a
T,r@rrhs 200 Scotland Nv June Z.
r.etsrn Guide 2ie Ambrose J. june o.
Irnckiev fsl from South shoals June u.
Huron 27s Scotland Nv Jun" . "a,
Weddeauet 100 y Ambrose Nv sife ."
June ~. ,.rt ~
McK~esrort Tat fl-a- y ~"
June ~ .. ,.... -
Nunnrro 121 Scotland ~ Jon@ L.. -
@e~ yort iat tnis y Ion $3.50 W june =,
r,,,,bursh arrived Philadelphia All
June II. -. ga AZ
June ~ ,. So, -
r.., ist 40 a. \ Ion s07s W June
Nye.f carnifar 30 SW Naniuch'i ~ @'r'
81 June ~. ,- -
yore Maru 900 y Ambrose Nv June 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Passenger Ships Due

u,,1ar, tpo. Rotterdam June 10
Tofiand-Amerlca Line with nhN.f
nocted 90 dock forenoon al loot ''h o.
kdriatic cBl. southampton june 10. 70
White Star Line with malls is ~ ... !.
dock afternoon at Pier %, X '"'E'
Columbia BD. Glasgow June 70
Anchor Line with malls. De- expected I"
dock forenoon az Pier &C. y u '"''
1ld f1. ,..,
Fruit Go with malls. is expected TO dock
rrfcrnoon az Pier ft. p y tMaiien ianel.
Due Tomorrow
o.h.,, fpD southampton June .. 10
Rnrsf Mail steam Packet 60 Win halit ;.
is expected Co dock forenoon at fief -
y r fMorton 30 ,.-,.
ina t,lfh malls. Ia expected Co dock fore
noon a. PIER f. N r tWeat 10Th nN-
gofhiand fRrl Antwerp June 4, 10 ked
star Line with mails. "a expected 10 a"'"
forenoon 90 Pier o.. y tWest 2lsi ~
santa I.ulsa. Cflsfohal juno ~ 10 W X
Grace a co with mails le expected 20 DOCK
forenoon 90 Pier a7 Bklyn tAtianiic
Mayaro mD. Trinidad Juno 10. 70 Trim.
dad Line with malls viii dock forenoon
ronce San juan juno 70. 70 N z Porto
Rico Go with malls. la ftpffl'n ~
doea forenoon 90 Pier 1t. Wkyn
yuUa. Nayagus7 funr ff. fo Bliss nal-
irft A. Go witch mails. ls expected io doch
forenoon 40 Pier 10. Wtl)n 'Moniasu' hl.
due Tuesday
Olympic Ol southampton June %. io
White star lin" vfih mails. De- "Nr'cie., i.
dock afternoon or Pier if, u '"esi
sfavsneefNorl oNon Bergen June ~. 10
Observation-Disclosures Line with malls II
expected to doch forenoon ai loot ''ih HN
Gsear n DAM. Copenhagen juno g. Go
scandinavian American Line with malls
is rNuccfcl 90 dora forenoon ~ foot lIih
Rraea CFD. 50 Wichaeis June 10 via
Providence. fo Fabrr line with mails. ia
expected fo dock about noon o. foot sisi
ST. Bkiyn.
Cuba Mail s. s. GO with mails. .s "sp"cted
to dock afternoon at Pier 49, p twau
rrceU.
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port Agency
Minnokahda. HamhUrg. June 30 Am Line
Niagara bordeaux. June ID French Line
Mount clinton. Hamburg. June
United American Lines
Due Thursday
Ia Touralne. Havrc. June o. French Line
W1crttemburg. HAMBURG. June ~
United American Lines
si1aoia. Kingston. June ~ Cnicd Fruit
Tfninsuiar state. London. June ~
Due Friday
resiutc. Iamburs juno g.,
United American Lines
ssronia Hamburg Jun" H.. curafd = s Co
President Arthur. nremcn. Juno -
A. Lines
Naurctania. SOUTHAMPTON. juno u
cunsrd Line
Due saturday
F-ance Havre. june 17...... French Line
Fqpcranza. Havana ........ Ward lime
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Arrived Yesterday

perenrarla trrl. southampton and 'her-
hourr June 10. 60 tho 'unafi = 10 WIZ
lis first. 100 second ana ~, tniigg ~ '''
fasa malls and udse pier 90. u
Dorothy. palcnque June 3, MacoflH =
sarrhea q Puerto ITafa 90. Co buN in-
sufar line. With mdsr. picr 20. IS klln.
seythia tbr). Liverpool Jun. az cr',
1os second and iti third class pass mans
and rCse. pier o.. y T. ,,.r. 90
gafsu.ua shanghai Mar 3. Mnhlh -
fiofIo ee chefoo as. ComuN. q. MAY J..
cri~iohai g. baltimore June o. fhiind.i
.phfs o. Boston %. OBJ Barber GO, with
mdso. pier 1,. UklYn
samiand 0BolgI uanziE June ! to Rcd
star Line. With go third class pass ana
Uoboken. Tacoma May il Cristobai June
20 Moore a Mccormack. with mH'f'
ftfh sf b Nyn a..
Naddcguef. Bristol June = 10 w M
che.tcr & co. in ballast. pier 81. 'lii'on'
Fr,l w Weller. Montreal June 81. 70
nobor' L Hague. in ballast, chof'i on
Tsnama. cris,obai juno . rort an
pflnce i2 81 Marc y. fo the fanai
n r S Line. with ie7 pass. mails and
mHsr. pier ~. y h
MORO castle. Tampico Jun' -
cruz rf0Rroso 30. Havana D io me
y q cuba Mail 90. with i-' pass
malls ana mdse. pier 80. Rkiyn
city ~ Auckland tBrl. calcutta Az p.
colombo Co. Alden r. Perrin a. Ior, lN
L. Oran gf Boston June DO ana FhNH
frfphia 81. 90 Punch. Edfe a. Co. With
rrdso. rlcr o. Bush Docks Eklfn
Afnoe. IHrl Philadelphia June u 70
fhe q g Nav GO. with mdse pier 81
weu Inskp Philadelphia juno ~. 70
fhf BLACK Diamond s s Go. with mos
rIer B. Army naso. klyn
rrmai Galveston Jun" II, To NAL
Iane. with pass and mdsc Pier ~. X
D. u NHH ID ID
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

AALRORG. June io-Maridai (Nor)
Montreal yia Ardrossan
SANpEFJoND. Juno ii.-Syend Foyne
! fSorl. NnutrYldfo
BREMERHANEN. June i3.--Balto (Nor)
jacksonville via Savannah
HAMnrRG. June ii-Dannedaike.
Houston. swiftsure Pail River. sehoharic,
New York.
BLATE. June i5-Feirolslne CBr). New
OFlsans
ADELAIDE. June is.-East Wind, New
York via Port Natal.
MONMOUTH, June ie.-Kennebeo (Br).
Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
New Construction for
Coastwise Ship Line

A number Of inquiries eons,rl,,
new construction are reported IN ,s,s.
wise shipping circles. The Norfolk a.,
Mobjack Bay Steamshlp Compasy. =,
cordlng % information from Nerslt
is considering adding rev ir.s,.
and passenger vessel Of gpsrg
capacity and design % those slr,ssy I,
its service % is liae. In aitliio, q,
Eastern Steamship Company has n.
ceiyed bids for three cosstWiss ff,.s.,.
ers. each 233 feet inches lonE 4.
signed by Theodore Ferris, naval ly.s
tcct.
Cox e. Stevens. naval architects. y,
% receive bids on a cable steamer ~
feet long, Tor the pac.se Coast. AZ
also on a l20-foot freight ard p,ss;.
ger motor boat.