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The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05
Entertained For Visiting Matron.

entertained For visiting Matron.
One Of the pretty social affairs OF
the holiday season was held at the
H. s. Rollins home Monday after
noon, when Mrs. Rollins and Mrs
Maynard Lamb entertained compli.
metary to Mrs. J. Howard Humph.
ries of La Junta who Is the house
guest Of Mrs. T. q. Demaray this
week. The afternoon was spent
socially at fancy work. A delect-
able two course lap lunchof sand
witches. olives, cream puffs light
cake, fruit cake and coffee was serv-
ed. The guest list included Mes
danes +. H. Allen, M. r. Steele, Har
ry Steele. ]. E. Saunders. Guy Shive,
Ed Klein. T. G. Demaray and the
honor guest. Mrs Humphries.
Entertained at New Years Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs j. Howard H,tmph
ries we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Shive at New Years dinner Sunday
noon. The Humphries were former
residents Of Holly and close friends
IT the Shive's.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

Alfred Todd i. 3 IIndor,o,.,
TODD & UNDERWOOD
Attorneys at Lew
practice III all Courts Special
attention to public land eases,
LAMAR. COLORADO
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05
NOTICE OF ADyusrMENr DAY

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of Joseph M. Rainey, De.
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Prowers County,
Colorado, on the 3Oth day of Janu
ary, A. D. 1922.
E. j. THAYER,
Administrator.
Started Dec. 20
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of William 7. Wigger, De
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Prowers County,
Colorado. on the 30th day Of Janu.
ary, A. d. 1922.
THOMAS NJ. WIGGER,
z Administrator.
Started Dee. 20
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

For Honey. Natures Sweet. whole
some and nutritious. see Baker
Bros 47-Gmopd,
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

Mrs. w. H. Brockhaus arrived last
Thursday night for an extended
visit with her son, Frances and
family.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Bowman re-
turned Monday to their home at
La .Iunta after visit with the
kid" Baxter family.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05
Want Ads

FOR SALE-Pure-bred Mammoth
Bronze Toms. Grandsire first prize
Madison Square, N. Y, also Chicago.
Extra fine. Price $1,000. Mrs. T..
NJ. Amerine. p.26.4t.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

See Thomas Meighan in The City
of Silent Men" at the Cow Club Fri
day and Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

Martin Werris of Tiscott, Kan.
has been the guest OF his cousin,
F. d. Brockhaus. this week.
r. L. Schalk. who has been visit.
ing In the w. 8. Partridge home,
returned on Monday to Ann Arbor.
Mich, where he is attending college.
He graduates in June.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

Mrs. L. Converth Of Dodge City
returning from Denver stopped be
tween trains to see her sister, Miss
Josephine Olson.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05

Barton White, who has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard White,
left Tuesday afternoon to resume
his studies at the st. John Military
Academy at salina. Kansas.
Mrs. ROsanna Muller who had
been a guest at the John Davis
farm home north of Holly, left Mon
day noon for her home at Trinidad,
Colo.
Dewey GOad was down from
Swink over Sunday. shaking hands
with old tim trends, returning with
Mrs. Goad who had been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Sam Fisher, for
the past week. Monday night.
The prayer meetings that that
have been going on in the various
churches during the week, have
been fairly well attended and q
spirit Of unity and harmony has
been engendered among the Christ
ian people of the city. 1t is planned
to take q religious census OF the
city tomorrow afternoon, to which
al are urged to respond promptly.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Cleared

w, Pea ht.a eeland tBrN wasson; st George; Jr
,Seythia (Br). Prothero; Queenstown and
Liverpool; Cunard S Co ~
, Calico (Br). Jones; Hull and Nsuoas
tie ,Ellerman's Wilson Line
W. -iHlnhustan n (Br), Belgie; Montreal: T II
Winchester & Co ii
tug lug OTIS Wack (Br). Young; spencers
Island J r Whitney & Co.
buco; Booth & Co. "i-
Mont Clay Brown; Hamburg; United
rraa aa. }. Braastad; Sydney; United
Rio d., Al a 1roi-o orr. Christensen; Bahia and
Ossa Reiersen; Malta and Constantine
RE VIZ Boston; Export S S Co
ern Pacific Co
schr Peter Mcintyre fpr), Bondrean.
ferth Amboy; Gilmartin e. Co.
TRANSPORTATION Co
S s Co -'Ne
Ocean s s Co.
Fort Hamilton. Francis Boston; Fur
ness Witty & Co.
El Captain. Hanson; Kingston and Port
aurF FRINGE: Robert ]. Hague.
The Lambs. Lohse; Alexandria,; United
American Lines.
La Bourdonnais (Fr) Robert. Hsyre.
French Line
Carrillo; Livingston: Kingston and cris-
tohal; United Fruit Co.
=, Bermuda (Br), Ireland; Norfolk; Chas
cgderic g,. tcNer}: Matzow Montevideo and
Barge Charles w Baird. Dahlmar
Windsor; J l. whitney & Co,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Ereiglat s. ins Due

Due To-tlay
Ii, ande Gaarde. San F'raaeisoo. aug IS.
Longely Andres an sept 3.
Santa Rosa. Los Angeles, s.pt. l..
Benhan s. Boyesen
Tamaha. constantinopie. Aug ze. -,
City OF Newcastle. Perrin Aug rs,
Norton. Lilly g. Co
Idomeneus. Gibraltar Sept IL. Dooth 8 Co
Rockaway Park. Newcastle. Sept 6, via
Providence. Susoue Line
Lena Luckenbach. San Francisco Sept ..
LuckenbRch 8 Co
Corfe Castle. Madeira Sept IL. Barber Lines
Export Co
Ransoon Maru Gibraltar Sep! H.
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Williams Line
AlEic. Port Said Sept l.. Kerr Lines
Bradford City. Birkenhcad sept IL.
Due Tomorrow
Idaho. Antwerp. Sept H.
Eilerman's Wilson Linz
sTeia lei. Kavre, sept ! Via baltimore.
Isthmian Lines
Annetta. Baracoa: Sept 20. All Fruit Co
J'ue Saturday
vaiacia. London. Septe 1a. .Cunard Line
Eastern Glade. Cape Town, Sept L.,
Mallory Transport Line
Calisto. Hamburg, Sept l6. Unit Am Lines
City Of Dunkirk, OrSn. Sept 1s.
Norton. Lilly Co
capillo. buenos Ayres. Sept 9.
Due Sunday
Collamer. st Nazatre. Sept 1S.
Cosmopolitan Lines
Craster Hall. 1quiqui, Sept 81.
Isthmian Lines
Tecumseh. Shields Sept 1e. .,Robt L Hague
Pennsylvania, Boston. Sept 80.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Full Maru. birmingham. Sept IS.
Suzuki 6. Co
Blair. Penarth. Sept H.. Export Co
Laesell Santos, Sept s. .Lamport & Holt
Indian Prince, Rio de Janeiro, Sept s.
Furness. Witty &. Co
Santa Oliver. Santa Fe. Sept 10.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Due Tuesday
Vulcan City, Shields. Sept Is.
Eastern Sword, Liverpool Sept IS.
JI Winchester g. Co
Parisiara. London. Sept 16. .Furn ss-Withy
Vile dOran, Leghorn. Sept l5.
Algerian - American Line
Due Wednesday
Dromore Castle. Cape Town, Sept T.
Editor. Havre. Sept Is. Cosmopolitan Lines
City of Glasgow. Hull. Sept 21
Norton. Lilly & Co
Chicago City. Swansea, Sept 49, Chas Hill
Edward Luckenbach. Seattle. Sept Is.
Luckenbach Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Arrived Yesterday

Elisa walker, Tampico Sept 10: TO Pan
Afne~s an Pc roleu.a Transport Co. with
cru e ell; OF Toaapkinsv.lie, S I,
Pioneer. Tampico Sept II; to Robert l.
Hook. y W." ). '''"' '''' 80 y
Nivose .tBr), Barry Sept 8; 10 w j Liley.
with coal: Pier As, b 'kiyn.
sorland fNor), Jucaro Sept i3. Whining
Nationa! Refinery, Yonkers.
Marne. Newport rg Sept ii: TO Barber
& Co. with coal; Pier 5, Bush Docks
Bklyn.
paSuie Generate Trensatlantinue. with ISL
;lrst, Ill second cabin, IS third class pass
nails and mdse; Pier 81, N r..
Mongolia. Ia,asps SEPT 8; to American
mails and ntse Pier So \ r.
Robert E Hopkins. Tampico Sept is: to
Tidewater OH Co. with crude oil; Bay
sep !, cristoeal IS. Norfolk s5; to Ben.
nett. Hyoslef & Co. with mdse Pier Z.
:, Eouador. san Francisco Aug 90. San
Pedro 81, ocristobal Sept ?, Havana ls.
Venator (Nor). Port Antonio Sept 21: to
J Simon Co. with pass and fruit; Pier
secconeee 81, Grand Baasam Sept 2, Sierra
Leone g. Dakar 10, 81 Vincent. Y. 1S; to
Daniel Bacon will, viii pass and mdse; Pier
Estonia DAM, Libau Sept 13. Dan-ig Is.
Copenhagen 16; to East Asiatic Co. with
II first. 2i0 second caoir. 423 third class
B'klyn.
City of Atlanta. Savannah Sept "a: to
Ocean Co. with pass and mdse Pier
>. Themistocles tGrk). constanza Aug 20.
Varna 25. Constantinople II. Smyrna 81,
Alsiers A,, a. to y dalanes { Co.. with 4
mails and mdse: Pier 80. B'kyn.
Naneric (Br). Calcutta July ~. Colombo
20. Port Said Aug is, Algiers 25 Boston
sept ~, Phiiadelphia 26: to Houlder Weir
q Boy, with mdse; Pie- /. American
Docks. Staten Island
G. Venus us II Nor}. McKinnon Harbor, N s.
Sept 20 to Bennett, Hvoslef & Co. with
Belvidere. Philadelphia Sept 25; to sus
Quehanna s Co, with mdse. Pier 22
r Al! America. sea; to All America Cable
Co; 23d st. B'kyr.
=, Con ComaI .l, Gailyyeston; to Mallory Line. with
Mallory with mdse; Pier 8. Army Base,
kamoi (Jap). Philadelphia Sept ss. to
SSapainese S.oai1 Sc Consul with mdse. anchored in
. cOaxet: Boston Sept 25; to Barber & Co,
v teed9l Zee 81, Ph'ladelphia Sept Is; to Tide.
=, Bristol city (Br), Norfolk Sem = 81. ~
Charles Hill with lndse; Pier 60 N r. 10
to Lsk9 Msr,, FTifGTavistas PHILADELPHIA Sept Is;
wueTtte tIf Llhe, e,nbsr@ WITH mdse off Liberty.
TO Hamburg American Line w,tn 2epI -
mails un,taa;a and mdse; Pier SO. N X. A 'AS'
honor moIheric ss,. tdBr), Southampton and Cher
pass mails and mdsn "'"f Aihe' with
AoNsefjeu tNor). Turks Island,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Passenger Ships Due

3, Munamar, Nuevitas Sept %: to Munson
Lines with mans; Is expected to dock
Afternoon. at Pier 9. f (coentics slip).
Eon'eric lBr} Southampton Sept 20: to
v mite Star Line with mails; is expected to
cock forenoon at Pier SO, N Il (West
18th ST..
Sierra Nevada fnew. Ger>. Rrener Son,
10 TO North German Lloyd with mails: is
expected to dock at foot sth st, Hohoken.
SILVIA tBr), st Jonns Sept 25 to Bowring
Bklyn. "' Java st'
rrpI, piyiyss ca XII K,nEston Sept %; to United
forenoon np o at w'FS per n's s expeeted to dock
=, Fort Victoria (Brl. Bermuda Sept 2e: to
rnrr ess Witty Co with mails: is ex-
(West 18th st) ~ N> ~
hue Tomorrow
Aquitania Sor}. Southampton Sept ga:
70 Cunard s Co with mails: is exnecfad
10 dock forenoon at Pier 81. n r (West
America. Bremen Sept 90: 10 U Line.
WIN mails; Is expected to dock afternoon
at Pier 4. Hoboken. "ooH
Chicago (Fr). Havre Sept 10. to Eror..
Line with mails; is expected to dock 10 ensn foTea
h0sn pe,,nnds az pier ~ 81; r. West lsth ST..
Pier Sc. y n. - uoeA at
9, @ Ebro sBr2. Havana Sept "a to Pacific
pected TO dock forenoon al pier 10 %
tMorton st). '' ~
Due Saturday
Laconia tBr). Queenstown Sent ~. "a
hhe star Line with mails: is expected to
donk at Pier IS. y r West 18TH st1 "
- hyneam (Dt), Plymouth Sept Fl. "a
holland America Line with mails. ,s er
Hoboken. 'o0' 0'h s''
Cambrai, cr!stoeal Sep, %; 10 " A~,,u
WIN mails; is expected to dock al Pier /
Army Bare, B'klyn. N'eF =
Morro Castle. Havana Sept 27 to n "
q Cuba NAH Co with mails; ia ewnno, =
70 COCK forenoon at Pier 13. B'klyn sNonA
tague st). '"-on-
Due Sunday
Vessel. Port. A.
Cedric, Liverpool, Sept %. White Star lin
constantinople. Algiers. Sept IS. '
Giulio cesare. Naples. Sept Il. aA'aa's g Co
p,n-.,, Itaiia-America. Inc
calamares. Port Linon. Sept 2a. A''' 's 90
United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Paris. Havre. Sept rr.nca ytn
Bergen, Sept 90
Heiiig Oiav. Copenhagen Sept 2I -1-'o
scandlnavian- American Line
Dante Aiighieri Genoa Sept is.
Mcdonnell G. Truda
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Ship Lines Plan
Bank toEillance
OwnOperations
100000 Cal i;aI To. Be
lsasis for Trust Company
Formed by Steamship ayefs
10 Cover Marine Fields
Not TO Aid New Concerns
Enterprise Will Extend TO
Expo / a / l.apcrt Trade
ON Clearing House Idea

The Maritime Trust Company of
America, which is TO be organized hy
leading steamship men to engage in
business in marine activities, is to
finance expert and import trade, han
die shipping securities and in other
Yayg promote the interests OF ocean
transportation, sponsors for the enter
Prise said yesterday. Publication OF
the plans was premature, some officials
said, tut they admitted that the move
nent IS now under way TO incorporate
The company for s1,o00.0o0, which is
20 be the bass for expansion as bust
ness justiGes. A surplus Of 81 900, 900
is also indicated.
Frank G. Munson, president Of the
Munson Steamship Line, who is asso-
ciatcd with the organization, said yes
terday that the purpose is not u
finance new steamsh p companies, but
rather TO act along the lines of a
clearing rouse for marine securities.
The company will specialize in ocean
oilis o. ladjnS for export and impor.
Ffade. No plans for the underwriting
ere ccntemp plated at The moment, he
added It is understood that a large
Part Of the stoek has already been lis
5ributed among shipping men, and that
ance coal, oil and general production
viii become affiliated with The enter
prise.
Plans for incorporation Of the Iari.
time Trust Company have been under
consideration since last April, it was
learned. The principal organizers are
Ira A. Campbell and Herbert B. Lee.
Of the Law firm of Krlin, Noolsey,
Campbell, Hickox & Heating, 27 Will
liam Street, which will be counsel.
Among those who will pc directors
are the following:
H. II. Raymond, president of the
Clyde Mallory Lines, and also presi-
dent of the American Steamship Own
ers' Association.
Frank C. Munson, president of the
Munson Steamship Company.
+. Stanley Dollar, son OF Captain
Robert Dollar and vice-president of
the Pacific Steamship Company, of
Seattle.
Clord D. Mallory, president Of the
MALLORY Transport Lines, one of the
principal operators Of Shipping Board
vessels.
Homer L. Ferguson, president of the
Newport News Shipbulding and Dry
Docs Company and formerly president
of the United States Chamber of Com
!serce.
]. Howard Pew, Sun shipbuilding
Corporation.
W. II. La Boyteaux, one IF the lead
ing marine underwriters of New York.
Herbert B. Lee and Ira A. Campbell,
attorneys.
In a statement of the intentions of
ife new enterprise it is said that it is
to upbuild merchant shipping, foreign
commerce and allied commercial inter
ests. 1t is understood that the or
gsnization OF the company is due to
.he fact that other financial institu-
tons which suffered in the extreme
depression in shipping following the
war have been reluctant to extend the
aid necessary to operation Of the in
dustry.
Formal application has already been
made to the State Superintendent of
Banks to Go business in :his state, it
was said, and official announcement is
expected shortly.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Sept 27-hrr.yed. FIR
on ons a@ed3 nsef5F S.S55Ho,no aGTs1no cays5ton Nal
r@aa Steel Engineer. Los Angeles sue
s1sa TeM york yWa5insiGn CITY OF Drnl:rk (Br}
I,reyanlan l, tBr). Texas CITY: l. p Holm
Antnnjo NjOan'' Copenhagen; Jose (Nor), Fort
BOSTON. Sept 27-.Arr,ve6: p,,s,rrr,
SBr). Liverpool and Queenstown for Phil
sMaeIphia; Grecian. Norfolk: Maiden Creek
.ramIpee .ranThss'er' England; Franklin x Lane
delphia. MIA
Nancy Weems. Baltimore and Georeetown
tand sailed for MiamU.
sand2s Mds1Hh3h th4S ossrox Ssst Cas-,
sailed sptsSy 1Bq sry; Aatwer5 NeTfsstie Tlssae
sSannpurg son,bngg Span(; skaw; Minnedosa (Br).
Melderskin (Nor), Rotter9a,nn' nl'''' antwerp
A -. r;ANAMA a CANAL. Cristobal. Sent es-
Tor Boston 'll,lns ana Nar gan Sity san Francisco
fraantcisso rnnti 60 for Portland, Me; Pastor New
BrS. nos,on nna Juan ,,;, San Francisco; San 0l
HHnrlwefpy, Hnrln san Francaco Lakeshorc. New
Honolulu, ssSa Nenras3 SnE3 from Forl arthur.
Los Los ans. les; Toba Maru tJapl from Sa =
FRA a. nc nt iScol, Philadelphle. '''N
., FsshidanAbbE;LPHIA. shdnaba;L sept a7-Arrivea city
Mackinaw (Br), I.on,lon Via past., a. on on
,Nor,' ,iiyigtut; Marlborough tBr) port.
Baisam isss way Naw Tastie Tasil tBrl, New York
ripestone courty. Kew York: Map,a TaS.; SIK
rK orK' snider. Claymont. Del, Niton,an
4n5dI'r3. i.iVerpooi via Boston Sailed: J'ai.a
Tioiavlsta. New York; Royal CITY tHrl
LONDON and Manchester Ma New YorL !. .
ra1 ir9anchester n Exchange tBre, Manchester..
5sa bglaB:er (Beig!, Montreal: Herbert l. ,
teaivLANI' Me. Sept 27-sa,,es. E,,o,
Es,.na EEsnae.ne thrj, Key West for orders:
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept .7-.rr,v.a
! 2eth: Delaware (Br) I.iyernool I'VE, eo
s@uesn. snaaii. Sew sss, York; Argyll fFrj. santa
Ivaaa noaa.ia; NJ zth. Santa Barbara, Bait.more .
ssouver; sailed 2sth: Anten fswl 'i2, Man nan.
ma M.aneai, Honouiu Steel Exporte,, xap.es pa.'
,uIu v,n san Pedro; 9th. wilhelmina. aron Honna
For Other Shipping New. s.. r.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

the use Of such clause and that the
United States charter act also declares
these PROVISIONS to be unlawful The
Rotterdam tribunal recently held the
clause to be illegal.
Officials of the Black Diamond said
yesterday that their bills of lading
are now similar TO those in use by for
eign steamship lines. 1t was declared
also that the company has adopted the
$3.50 Limit on Liability for each pack
age, instead of the 500 limit pre-
viously, though the Shipping Board has
not yet extended It's new bill of lad
ing to Continental trade routes. The
rev sed form applies only to the United
Kingdom at present
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

was learned yesterday. The Dutch As
sociation of Grain Merchants, accord
ing to a dispatch from that city
threatened to boycott Shipping Board
vessels unless the following clause was
mitted from their bills.
Also in case any part of the goods
cannot be found for delivery during
the steamers stay at the port Of desti-
nation they are to be forwarded by
he first opportunity when found, at
the carriers expense, the steamer not
to be held liable for any claims for
delays or otherwise"
The objections were filed against the
limit to the liability OF the steamship
company for delays. 1t was said that
The Hague rules of 1921 do not allow
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
New North German LLOYD
Ship Is Due Here To-day

The new steamship Sierra Nevada,
owned by the North German Lloyd,
arrives to-day on her maiden voyage in
the New York Bremen service of the
company She was built at the yards
Of the Bremen Vulcan Company at
VeGesack She is of 5000 registered
tons, 450 feet long, Sc feet wide, 3S
feet high and 27 feet draft; is fitted
with two sets of three-cylinder, triple
expansion engines of 5000 horsepower,
which give her a speed of Ia knots. She
carries a crew OF 178.
The vessel comes within the list of
one-class liners, with accommodations
for 800 in the cabin and 800 in the
third class. She was originally intended
for the South American trade, but be-
cause Of the demand for service from
Bremen the officials of the company
decided to place her in the New York
run. She will sail on her return voyage
on October 2.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Fire Record
Damage

i:2o-ioi west lssth st.: unknoWn' 1al"SS'
.:so-1ssi s'way; spooner Wells. "'
s;4e-sis East 14ist st, Bronx; samI
7:so--5 Rutgers st.: NJ. Kantrowita. ,iaa'"'
Traing
7:ts--1n front 5o7 west st; auto. Geo. li'%l'""
,osoNss stanton St: Tony cankIrnoa dnHn0WA
lsso--ss Yves, 18th st; Elicit Skirt
is:s5-sos west iiioih st.; pa Barry ;,I@0"" {
i:io--,I74 Boston rd., Bronx: Nation i"'"S
1ss@westoneseer ,1sSa' st ana fremont INsn0w" avs
the Bronx: brush G'.'''. ...'. u ,s known
$500 Jackson St unknown 4 Unknown
2;4o-522 E. 42d ST.; Wei Gilmore.
s:es-24s 20 St: Joseph stuncali. ".s;II .siight
5:So-i42o Madison av.. fence; un-
s.so-tas eRo"R r. sist ST. AiaeT,9sn q9sl own
gookeinaing Co. .......... Unknown
s;oo--Ss4 w flst st. garage; J. s.
s:ss-sso T. 18th st. roof; unknown e"4n0~A
s.4o--latth st. and Canal place 1is he 0""
Bronx. auto Hickey & CARRIER.
e:sS--2os E. aist st. durnbwai,er: ,,4'''"" "
7oo--ss@ asRS~ w. 10Th St. garage M f'fr0~n Il
Burke. Observation-Disclosures. I,uixnown
s;5s-zf2 Church ST.; electric llsh,
company -.....,,........ Unknown
Z 1:s5--z9s Broeme st.. Abraham Stern
pSth -....- 4 nKn1 wn
7:fa--zs Warren at.; Nash Mfg Co
s:1e--i5s West sis. St unknown. .Triaing
s:2e--is Washington ST.: Mary Lucoek
s.so--esi W 5sth ST.; taxi; unknown ''""
Trihing
isso--los W. 9Th ST.; Lordon Res, s's"'
sasFant. '..-.'.: -. x ...t, unknown |
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Sailed Yesterday

William Warden. Texas City; Raifuku
Nary Merry Gap Koke; commodore Rollins
Cruz; Fort st George (Br) Bermuda !:
Nacata. New Orleans; President Adams,
London: Ell Sud. New Orleans; Villemos
llicelandl. Reykjsvik: Seydlitz (Ger).
premen, Colombo Gt). Naples: Michael
fBr}' Para: Hamilton. Norfolk: H!ndustan
tBr), Montreal: Normannia (Dan), Mas
sau; Fort Hamilton (Brl. Boston: Virginia
Express, Richmond: Javary, Georgetown; ;
Feltore Daieuri; Liberty. Havre; Herman
fraseh. Sabine: Henrik Lund tNor).
Tonawanda (Br). London.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Ship Owners Will Meet
Friday ON Hague Rules

The executive committee of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
tion Will meet at II Broadway to-mor-
row 10 discuss the Hague rules cover
ing the carriage of goods ut sea, and
also will take un the matter of repre-
sentation ct conferences to be held
next month at Brussels and London.
1t is understood that the ship own
ers are disposed to support the Hague
rules, providing principles for interna-
tional bills Of lading, if these meet
with the approval generally of marine
underwriters and shippers.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
CITY Islsnd

49, h"und south---Alaguash, Harry via Bos.
sor M icr Ne% YorE. to Foreign Trans &
trcat mS;ea"tlte to ~ Go: schr Blanche Ring. Nan
sound Easi--Sc,,rs Mary F. Anderson
peacs,ana pTesc. rer,h A'pboy. for sr John. B;
Scotia; Scotia; Alasha. South Amboy for Macheis
viking South Anhoy for Nantucket
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE. Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. ,EighthsColumn.
Sell To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier
Mount Clay. Hamburg, 10 M.....s6 N r
ssythia s;!ranIan+ hiye5pool, y N ss
Panaman, Seattle. PM. 6, Bush D. B'kiyn
2, Army Base. B'klyn
GARLIC. kingston. II IL AN. .......:: IN
5. Bush Docks, B'kIyn
Sail Tomorrow
stavangerfjord. Bergen, IL M.
Roma. Marseiles. 2 PM. 81. s1st ct. B'kiyn
PEspindor' Espims $; scr1sto6al Isot. Pm .:s. NJ
Sail Saturday
Lafayette. Havre. II AM ........17,N NR
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. IL NJ.
5th st. Hoboken
oropesa. iHs1n1Si Hamsnrs. - PM..:::.sS. PMssS.
4otnan;, h4aplan1, Asntwerp, - M .n;;;.....ss. NR
Pres Fillmore, Bremen. IL NJ. 3. Hoboken
Eastern Glen Cape Town IL N; ~. n,,,,,..
%est hynhaS' Ss' batsr. Bhiyyn BBkiyn
Gro. Error te. Montevldeo, IL AM. III, HohoAsn
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, ii AM 95. Mr.
Ioioa, Port Lirnon. 10 M.........S 8. n r
Mnaracaiho, Mara n, Curacao. l2 NJ; Ill, B'klyn
D,
SriIaoa, Havana PM IA, e K
bolivar. st Thomas. PM. AZ Mr.
Sail Monday
Sierra Nevada, Bremen, Q PM
9Th ST. Hoboken
Sail Tuesday
Reliance Hamburg 10 AN. ss.NR
Aquitania. Southampton. 10 AM 54, n r
Fenchurch. Marseilles. PM .3lst st, Bsklyn
American Legion. Rio de Janeiro. / PM,
g. Hoboken
Inca Monte Cristi. PM. .......A4, B'kiyn
Sail Wednesday
Paris. Havre. IL AM. NJ r
president Van Buren,, Plymouth, 10 AM
Estonia,, Danzig. 2 PM s. Bush D, B'kiyn
MEdgehiH ~ 7, n ROTTERDAM. 10 M..s. Army Base
~ w - Munson. Matanzas. l2 NJ -. 9. e II
Iivives. Kingston, 12 M....,... NJ 8 n
Sail Thursday, Oct
Laconia. Queenstown. IL M..es, Mr.
SNaron,n, Nongni,a Hamburg: "a u Mr.
United States, Copenhagen, 12 MI.
Chicago Hevre. II AM. ....f4 n r
Flpestohe County. Rotterdam, IL NJ.
WSsri5 TS5s Hsohns hII auckland, Pm 10. kiyn
songdal Montevideo. PM. .....4, B;kiyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

Beiviaere. Trieste, Sept IS. phelps Bros
santa Elisa, Crsstobal. Sept 90.
w n Grace & Co
Cameronia. Glasgow. Sept n, Anchor Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan, Sept -.
& Porto Rico Line
Fort st George. Bermuda, Seit ao
turner's, Witty & Co
Duo Tuesday
Majestic. Southampton. Sept 81.
white Star Line
Avnarsn Nassau Sept SO Munson Lines
Sioenny, Havana. Sept 30.
n Y &, cuba Mail 8 S Co
DUE "Wednesday
nelve 3ere Ma ples Sep, "a. Phelps Bros
la Tourainc Havre Sept 90 French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

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Ht~h water Low water
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Hell GatH 4ssS ts3s ie3T u:l2
Winds ut Sea To-day
fsa-.ssas L. Fia tfa a9ealis s1eat Guis--
M Es-e tn sre@ northeast and east
viz weather rar;ly cloudy
Wei Gr;ff--.st aanrAte eaSinriy Wln4sl
wtethtr eu raily falr
C'n-Hesca4 s,A aaA winapa1a rassaTe~-
Ncas ate D9r;n ro rHgf ~lB, is, tNfent
va~iFle oYet HxE-ssne soGth portion
Hoa rssf}t rta@ds+
Is o sShey yopk Wo6erate. vari-
Bf 'fu5v wtattae f&sF.
9ndy I0aa 10 fiatieras--Gcntie vari-
p Ole winds weather fair.