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The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
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 PRUSSIA MUST PAY"

' LONDON, April 25.-American : . Ambassador Child today notified . the Genoa economic conference : : that the United States insists ( < upon the repayment of all war
 | debts due from the Russians, in- : cluding the private bankers loans : . government
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25

Tho Historical Library
 Care Gov.s Office Juneau
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24
BOAT OWNERS ASSOCIATION

The Boat Owners Association held O
business session and banquet at OF
tens Harbor Pavilion on the evening
of March 18th for the benefit of the
association.
Mayor w. COPYRIGHT Smith spoke
on the development Of Cold Spring
Harbor and Otten's Harbor and of the
general welfare of the association,
which represents the extensive fishing
industry of the island.
H. Foster Goslin, Evans G. Slaugh-
ter and Oliver 1. Blackwell were also
speakers. The railway officials prom
ised to give a better and satisfactory
freight service this summer to carry
the catches to the big markets.
The association will meet every Sun
day at the pavilion and as this or
ganization is for the interests of all
boat owners on the island, it is hoped
that all owners will soon become
members.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24

said this matter will be given atten-
ton later.
The operating department of the
city's water system was authorized to
make an extension of $50 feet on
Baker venue West of Hudson.
Solicitor Hand was asked to report
on the progress he has been making
in his negotiations with A. G.. Mitchell,
of Camden, superintendent of the West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad Com
pany This company has been re-
ouested to asphalt Holly Beach avenue
in the section controlled by them from
Cedar to Pine avenue and to place
safety gates at a few of the most dan
gerous crossings. Mr.. Hand stated
that he had interviewed Mr.. Mitchell
and had received promises from him
that these matters were to receive
consideration, having been referred to
the proper department.. This report
did not sound very satisfactory to the
Mayor, who wants action, not wind.
and he told the solicitor not to let
these railroad people trile with him
any further. They'll kid you along
all summer if you let them" cautioned
the Mayor. This seemed to brace up
the solicitor who expressed his inten-
ton of printing himself to go up and at
them again. The Mayor don't want to
eat the "air-promise-crammed," any
longer; a diet more substantial is de-
manded. If the West Jersey and Sea-
shore Company means business, now's
the time to show it and do something,
for this much used street in the middle
of the town around the Pennsy station
needs attention badly. 1t was in a de-
plorable condition during the past
winter.
On March 18th the city clerk vas in
structed to advertise for sealed pro-
posals for the grading and graveling
of the street ends, and the construc-
ton of curbing along the boardwalk,
from Juniper to Oak avenues, both in
elusive, and from Davis to Rio Grande
avenues, both inclusive.
He was also requested to advertise
for bids for the grading and graveling
of Montgomery avenue, from Park
boulevard to Susquehanna avenue.
These advertisements appear in an
other page of the Journal. The pro-
posals will be opened at next weeks
meeting of the Commissioners, March
2S. Adjourned 1925.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24
ST. PATRICK'S PARTY AT THE
McCOOLEY HOME

A very enjoyable st. Patrick's Party
was held at the home of Thomas Nc
Cooley, 246 East Oak avenue, on Fri
day evening, March II, 1922. The sun
parlor and dining room were very ar
tistically decorated with green gar
lands and Irish flags.
After spending the evening singing
and playing pinochel, the guests were
invited to the dining room where a
veritable banquet was served. Among
those present were DR.. S. D. Mayhem,
Elmer RIM, Dan MacElroy, James
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccoy, Miss
Florence E. Funck. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McCooley.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24

Total assessed valuation $7,53S,503
The total tax receipts for 1921 are
given as 1917, 1884.
Total sinking funds on hand, De-
cember 81, 1921, are stated to be $242,-
1881.
The Commissioners authorized the
city clerk to obtain estimates for the
printing of the city t~reasurer's annual
report and to order a sufficient num-
Der struck off so that each property
owner in the city may receive a copy
per mail.
Another petition was laid before the
Commissioners containing 81 sigma
lures. 1t read as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned, being tax
payers and owners of lots and parcels
of land lying and being in the City OF
Wildwood, between Schellenger and
Montgomery avenues, and between At
lantic and Beach avenues, and the
signers hereto being in excess of 81
per cent of the holders of property in
said described territory, the same being
in an unimproved state and inaccess-
ible during the greater part of the
year by reason of there being nc
streets or walks; now therefore, we,
the undersigned, file this petition and
ask that you pass an ordinance for the
grading and graveling necessary in
said tract and for the construction OF
Hcurbs, cutters and sidewalks, the costs
Of a portion of said Improvements to
be assessed against the abutting prop
erty owners"
The petition was filed. The Mayor
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24
Empire Tires Direct
from Factory to You
At 40 Per Off New Low
List Prices!

These tires + guaranteed not de-
fectiye in body or material, and salts
factory mileage and service from them
is assured.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24

Office furniture repaired and refnished.
Desks and chairs repaired. Call Key
stone 289.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-24

Wanted-House cleaning; houses clean
ed yard or lawn work; or any work or
repairs around the property. Handy with
tools. Also chimney cleaning. Edward
Springer, 4415 Arctic avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

tnistances in miles. position a. noon unless
othcrwis spcCif!odl
Mnneoua lat ~ IS y lon 6t - " May -.
Antlnous 1900 ENE Jupiter May 80
Bellingham SIS r by y Rermuda May 23
IroQuoip ass Scotland IN May %.
Huron $40 Scotland IN May %.
Helen SIG San Juan May %
Clare 652 S Scotland Nv May 81.
MuuRrGo in A0tilla AM May -
Rcsolute 1872 r Ambrose LN May -,
Coidwater 722 Me Charleston May os
Eclpse 16o n cape Henry May "a
Steel Exporter 465 IC Bermuda May "a
IRcapa S29 Anbroao LN May "a
Ssmaria $50 from boston 5:3G AM Nav a.
Luckcnbach 22l S Ambrose Nv May
Calico passed Nantucke, 1.v a:tS AM May
"a.
Ethbco lat q a. \ lon 70 o. w May ~
Now Jersey SIS F Ambrose r.N May a.
fRgc1Nill So T. Ambrose IN May "a
tounacl Il NE Montnuk Point MAY .A
independence Han 40 r. Ambrose 1.V May
-
lacunn 157 y IInttcran MAY a.
Norchestcr IA NE Winter Quarter Nav a.
SIoncoEtcr ~ SW Fire Island IN Mny a.
Shlckshinny oS3 ENE .lacksonvillc MAY "a
iroquois 326 S Scotland May a.
AEWibay 3l2 + Hottcras May "a
w est kodron 40 E Cape Iiatteras Nav "a
est Qu"chee 643 Il Cape Henry May a.
FuGct Sound 351 from Norfolk Nav "a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Radio Corpn. of America

tpIstances given IN miles positions a.
noon unlcss OF o'hcrwlsc stately
Abron $50 u Nantucket May ~
America tl Linc) 52G E Ambros,
RIbbco lat - ~ y Ion os 20 w May 70.
1C. Of Atlanta lis SW Gay Head Mav a.
e. OF Montgomery ITO y Diamond Nav "a
oity Of Rome l20 NNE Diamond MAY ~
ohehRtta lat 70 e \ Ion II 90 w May 24
soTson IS y Cape May May -
ECuedor left Norfolk noon May %.
y! tapttan 39l Ambrose May a.
i,rllN Taussig 06 from Philadelphia May oI
Ilorldlan u Boston LN May "a
Franklin 80 Diamond May "a
,,ulf OF Mexico l95 S Ambrose May g
ilampdon 50 NE Diamond May -
Howard l29 Diamond May e.
.'ol"" 2o6 Ambrose May -
Majestic 100 E Ambrose AM MAY -.
Mas!lia 100 Cape cod May 24
HorfoiN 10 y Winterquarter May a.
philadelphia 751 Ambrose May 23.
Porto Rico S68 SIC Ambrose May %
l'oIYcarp lS7 Sc Ambrose MnY 23
Pres TAFT 657 f Ambrose Nav -
SnntG Paula 276 l. W Scotland Nav =
shooters Island 40 Y cape Sable May 23
aiNaols 2io : Ambrose Mny -
Steelma l<er lat 2s . \ lon 81 - w May %
stephen x Jonas - f CrossRjp I.V May -
Swift Arrow Is s Diamond Mnv -
= a Y Caniigny lat 81 +I y Ion b5 o5 w
Vancoilte la, II 10 y lon E, ~ w May "a.
Virginia 152 y Diamond May ~
II Keen" rs : Cape Eilaabe May "a
" est Quechee 2Ao e Cape Henry MAY ~
WIN 6 Warden lao s Ambrose NAY a
VIM Rockefeller $50 \ Diamond Ms, 22
/scapa s29 5 Ambrose PM May 2?
Sch' Xebrudeeolin Is Diamond Ma o4
reported bv < swift Arrow
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Freight Ships Due
Duo To- day

Duo To-day
Vessel Fort. Agency.
MaartensdijlS. Colombo, Apr!l u
Funch. Edy. & Co
Eastern Admiral. Lisbon, May ?;
Eastern Tempeet, Dublin. April 80.
Moore 8 Mccormack
ives, Lashaway, Lisbon. May ..
garembo, Havrc. April 81
Cosmopolitan Linz
Georgia. Malaga. April rs. Pne,ps Bros e. Co
Montana. London, May 13..At Trans Line
starmor". LeIth. May "a. Furncss~ Witty
Independence Hall. Dunilirk. May IL.
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tomorrow
Esther Dollar, Gibraltar, May II
Dollar Line
Indian Prince. Montcvdco Aprn %. via
Philadelphia ..... Furness, Witty & Co
Due saturday
Canadian Victor rapcctc. May l.
Eastern Cloud, Hamburg. May a.
koranna, Oran. May A..,.N Norton. Lilly & Co
Duo Sunday
Bal1ac. puenos Ayres,. April as.
bradford City, Hamburg. Nay ia,
London!cr. Antwerp. May Is
Lloyd Royal Beige
Due Monday
Fhoebu.. Marsetlles May l2 Three Star Linz
New Jersey Rotterdam, May IL
Robert 7. Hasue
Sarcoxie Rotterdam. May 10.
Cosmopolitan Line
homas / Beal, San Pedro, May II.
Houder. Weir & Boyd
Due Tuesday
Western Scout. Hamburg, May ls
Kerr S 8 Co
Port Lincoln. London. May II.
Cunard s Co
Banl<dale. Valencia. May ~
James w Elwell & Co
Capitaine Maurice Eugene, Gibraltar. NAV
-. -.1 -'t'..,.., -..,......- Three Star Line
Celtic Prince. Penang. AprIl -.
furness, Witty & co
Due Wednesday
Birm ngham City London May IL
Norton Lilly 4 co
Cornish Point, Barry. May 16
f'urness. Witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Passenger Ships Due

Due TODAY
EstouiR DAM ilbau May 10. to tn q
East Aslatic 60 with malls, = eH pee I'd to
dock forenoon a. Pier s, Bush Docks
= Nlyu
Ger o j Ernst colon May 10. to Pana
nla Z 4 90 Wi'N mails VIII dock 81 y iei
Fru,- 60 with mails, is expected 70 doc1
s a IN a per 10. y Y 5Mstden lane).
lroouois Turks Isle May Of. 70 Clyde
Pier So Bhlyn-
I.enape, Jacksonvas Ma -: to clyde
Co. IS expected 20 dock afternoon st
Due Tomorrow
Reso!ute. Southampton May Il. % United
american Lines With mails is expected
- Pier Sc. \ Y (yvest 18Th ST.,
President TAFT, Plymouth Msy Is: to
Jd@,. gnitsd states Lines s. with malls: IS ~
about m a Ter I, Hoboken
Parma tBr! 81 Thomas y m May 2l:
mdse viii dock 4 m al Pier A. y z (west
co,ns Galveston May %: to Mallory
Guy OF s. Louis savannah. Nay 23. TO
Ocean : Co w'li dock az Pier 35 Y r
Rochambeau tFt>. Havre May IS; to
French Lima with mails: IS expected to
ddcocN forenoon a rier o. y r west
Con,o Rosso 5new) ON, Naples Msy Is.
20 Lloyd sabaudo Line with mails: Is ex
pected 20 arrive IN Quarantine late Thu~s-
day and dock about q N a Pier IS. \ r
tN est o5th ST.
Coon. cris,obal May ls 70 Panama p
1ooo 10 wl,h p5o, 5s''s eSpeGed y 70 dock after
Due Saturday
"a Lo-ra lie tFT), HaNre Nav Is 70
French Line. with mails Is expected 10
dock about noon az Pier 81, y r (West
18th ST..
Bsronsar!s CBr}. SOUTHAMPTON Nav y,
10 Cunard Line. with mails IS expncted 10
doc" late afternoon a. Pier "a. \ West
15tA st).
france (Fr>. HAVE May 20: 70 French
Line. with mails. IS expeo ted 10 dock fore
noon a. Pic 81 \ {West IGth stA
Nieuw Amsterdam (Dt). Rotterdam May
IA 10 Holland Am merica Line with mails
"a expected 30 dock forenoon al foot 5th ct
1io hoken
President Adams, Queenstown. May Is.
20 L Lines. with mails: Is expected to
dock forenoon at Per l. Hoboken.
r, Esperanze. Havana May %, to n Y &
Cuba NAL Co. with mails is expected
10 dock forenoo nat Pier BkIyn
Parma tBr). 81 Thomas Nav II. "a
Furness WitAy & Co with mails: ia er
pected TO dock afternoon at Pier "a Bklyn
Due sunday
-eitie. liverpool. Nav 20 wb,,s Sssnc, sssr ~.
cantisny. Antwerp. May II
L Army Transport se-vtc.
'lus, Port Iirnon. MAY 2II Dited Fruit ca
Sarscas, La Guayrs May IT,. Red ID Line
Due Monday
Gothenburg. May -
Swedish American Line
3ergensfjord, Bergen. May 10
NorWeg Ian American Line /
fe.hg Olsv, Copenhagen, May Is
- Seandinavisn- American Line !
1ontserrat, Barcelona, May Is
Spanish Royal Mall Lins
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
/. S. Steel Line
Adds to Fleet
OF Ore Vessels
Two Contracts Placed by
Pittsburgh S. S. Go. With
American Shipbuilding
Co.: Other Craft Ordered
Lake Traffic Feels Boom
La Toilette Act Kills Con-
tracts for Two Passenger
Boats to Cost So. 900. 600

The Pitts burgh Steamship Company
> Great Lakes subsidiary OF the United
States Steel Corporation. has placed
contracts with TIC American Shipbuild-
ng Company OF Cleveland for two
13,000-;on freighterS for the ore trade
The price was said 10 be abou. $500
600 for each ship. The kinsman
Transit Company mas placed An order
With The Toledo Shipbuilding Company
<or one 12.000-ton vessel, II. X. Oakes
also has awarded a contract tor one
l3.000ton frc ghter 20 the American
ShipbuIlding Company.
These four vessels, orders for which
have been placed ir the last ten days,
viii require approx mately $4,000 tons
of steel IN their construction. Seven
such vessels have been ordered within
ne las month. Al arc to be classified
ty tho American Bureau Of Shipping.
Plans for two 5s0-foot passenger
vessels, to cost about So 900 600 each,
are held up by the Detroit and Cleve-
and Nav cation Company because of
-he provisions Of the La Toilette sea
mems act affecting Great Lakes ship
Ping.
Officials Of the company declare that
fncre is need for these ships, but that
trey cannot be operated proftably
under the restrictions Of the La Fol
lette ac, This law, it was explained
Yesterday. virtually restricts the sum
mcr passenger traffic to three months
br recurring that before June Is and
atter September Is. such ships, which
70 not 60 beyond sight OF land, must
carry l.feboat space for every pas
serger. The ship lines support the
Scott bill. which would extend the
season 20 five months. 1t also was said
trac under the La Toilette act Ameri-
cau vessels must carry thirty-ive to
thirty-siX in their crews, while Cana
& aa vessels operate satisfactorily with
twenty-five to twenty-five.
Great Lakes shipping is now under
gong a boom. This is due to the fact
mat during the war all available ships
were sent 20 the ocean trade and none
we're built for the lakes At present
there IS shortage Of tonnage which
must he met by new construction, as
ocean vessels are not suitable for this
trafiC
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Change of Masters

George r McCabe succeeds ! O stud
well nand steam screw Glenvils
Audreas Bofck succeeds Anton Hug.b,
command steam screw Globe
CHARLES Harris succeeds John r Kinl
command steam screw General Newton
Ih01Nas MNlec succeeds Louis =
Eisenbohr command gasoline yacht NJ
raLar
Thomas Coyts succeeds Richard J Foste,
command barge Juliettc.
James Goodwin succeeds NJ RI Peterson
command barge Ella @ lenneliv
illlanl II Southard succeeds John p
Reed.
Carrie j Cannon succeeds. James Kaine
command barge Vixen
Theodore Nelson succeeds NJ z Nvsrs
command steam screw Hermaconns
frank Williams succeeds Richard ! roS
ter command barge Gloria
Heroid Seiover succeeds Charles Rain.
harct comma nd barge u No oss
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Departures

SEVILLE, May 1e--Juliana tspsn>. New
@ GENOA. May 17-Ansa,do V 90 phiia
delphia 10, Phoebus (Fr}, Now York
VENICE. May 2o~bayopne 40, Now
LEcHoRN. M,y 2o--slcne Grr>. Now
HAvnE. May so--revas Crr>, san Fran
''Sfo' T"KoHAM& 1' Afha" Ma Nay ie"Tenyo Msru
(Jap) (fron Honshong). San Francisco
r. lisbon Megu IjHp} 1from aqnSNonE3,
(from tIongkong). seattle
AMSTERDAM, May 22--Dsuperats. New
CNICuTTA, May 2-rnsley city. New
roRT SAID. May ,2-Pclor'c (pr> Nrom
c"'11H} Pos,on ana Ts,Ior. Mn TGrs County
slI1ELps. May 23-Hioi Cnr>, New
nonpnAux. May 5 Harrington
roElad k2nn Nay IsL,y.rp"o' 1 M'rn (Jap}
Tacoma; Amir Maru dap. Sew YORK York;
Ibu<isan Maru (Jnp). San Francisco.
HAMBURG. May lo-sapinero. New Or
ANTWERP. May 2o-Bdsohnl. Now
York; May ~ Nlnlan tBr) (from London).
New York
NYBoHG, May 2o-Corgoyle, rbns-
:. RoTTEnDAM. May 22-conts (nr>,
New York
LiN ENfcOL. MAY HS--lfaVerfOrd (Br),
Philadelphia; belgian (BD. Boston.
LONDON, May 28-PrcsIdent Monroe.
Now York; 2+th Evergreen city. New
orleans; Nclavia CBrJ, Montrcol. Vas
coma tBr) Now York.
QUEENsTOWN. May 2s--susquehanna.
New York
NARVIIN. May 72-Delemoor (Br>. Bal
tinore.
LIVERPOOL, May 2s-Anselma DO Lar
rlnaga (hr), Hampton Ronda; 24th. Sschem
G5r) Boston.
NEWPORT. England, May 23-B7isei,
IFr), Tampa
CLYDE, MAY 3--Esthcr Elina (Nor)
Gormerly Aldebaran), st John. y B.
HULL, May 23-Greystoke Castle fBr]
Galveston; 2+th. Nirgln!en, san Francisco
ARDROSSAN, May 23~Eastern Breeze
Baitimorc; Rocknwsy Park. New York
and Philadelphia
GARSTON, Nav e4--Ido K~y west
MCRORAN. May 20.-Glasgow Maru
(Jap), lfrom Kobe). Portland ore.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 2G.-~Dominton
Miller tbr). Tampa: 24th. Olympic (Brl.
Nev Yorl.
KOBE, May 2I--Vancouver Naru
(Jsp) Portland Ore
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

rsmpa lrRA9 FIoraaa Max 1snaE 1sE condaao tspan}
York '''ai), New
/ S,Ay0NA. May 1s-swifuixht. Sorfo,k
w ~ hhoNA. May @o-Carenco. New
BDiTBHIRk Di,pi Ii Nay :l--Editor, New york,
DUBLIN May 21-Eastern Guide 10
HAVRE. May a1-Golden cot. ,r
ynIi yhLja aoelphla May 20, Chicago eFr) Nav
rorP EPE4iA. a5a no,ta Nay 22-Arsbio Er>, New
MtARfsE1LLEs, May o2-Epsoo tp~,
BoULoGNE. May .2-Rot+sr,. l,>.
New York Via Plymouth 70 fo,t car, am lDo,
(and proceeded) i0r hotterd a IN
ms3de< rmdcsHI%G, lps9 May e.-c.nadian Com.
R.oTTERDAM May 2s-E,.t.ru
porter New York erh I'M
ro2t R9NDHE, May 2e-cractana tpr,. Now
Csa'' sa'VoMMorTH, },sNt,o! May 2s-n.r Gsris.
,on, osno,CTHAMPToN. May 23-orb,+. ,pr
<,CoL0MBO, May 23~3Citv .. .p!ocseded, }.
e'f' aH'ANGHai Ny Se'!Si Si., ., 70" castle
% Ior Manila; -, Hektor CNor}' iPr1,t,more Partin "
,s1t51S SIERRA LEONE, May .a-Ruru,u 1p.>
GLASGOW, May 2s-GracIa ,pr, ,,
HoNGKoNC. May .3-sjm.,o. n.>
weston
York. 7"c'a tBr), New
,sIi5Ij SHIELDS, May 24-calrnros, ,pr,
, GIBRALTAR, May os-pa...e
6attea o., Galveston for Maraeil,.. DolA
fsu.oh3 USHrN fsshAMN' SaftN' May l7-Braheho,ro
raSo,la' E0bE' Ma Nay ,75-Melyjne Dollar tBr,
Isnd ,s. Ore Steel Inventor New NvAp2, 0rasn no3.
lSth, Hratsberg CNor), Astoria for tIa. Ians'
Kong list, West Faralon. San Er,n's lnVns
LIBAU, May 1S-Lltuania lpan, r1no,se". M',
HAMBuRG, May ls-Arab.an fn..>
"a, oaYannan, n Hallsrim tNor), Baltimoree:
SAN noK0nAMA fsTsdS,sdA May lez1,Marsarot Dollar
lor Hongkons West Fsralon, ss, etie Traa
t,sGo, l1s 2lth' City OF Glasgow (Br>, San
HARBURG, May 1o-waxahachie. Gal.
AARHus, May 2o-Gudrun M..r,,
CDan}, NJ, phtladelphia. 'Sefs"
ANTWERP May ci-Ampetco te.,s>
New York sd. Lapland Obs, New Tns,
~ d RALTAh, May 3-CPassed): Ma
OF Syi tBr) New York for Consta tantinn1i.
eIoebondo Du>, Savannah for BataWGs Bs'ta.yGs'e'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Arrived Yesterday

@arGaori' Hawsors May q ia 70 An'y'
pass. mails Dnd n.jsc, TjNr 80. y n
steam Yacht Drlslc, HALIFAX May 30: to
6 r C;uesenlselr1
er' I. Hague. in ballast Pier {. Bsyonne
Vttcrton tPro Hull. MAY ;; to- II Win
ehester & Co IN ballast; anchored or
Wcstcrlyx cpu) Rotterdam May 10: to
Holland Nucr'ca Line, with mdse 5;h -;
MarayN C8r' pornorara May R-ish-
ton 1s Grenada II. 20 rurness. Wlthy &
90. with s. pass. mails and mdse ricr -,
Polycsrp or Mnraos MAY :. rera y;
% Rooth Line with pass and mdse 23d
ssiius, ,BN. CabedcNo April 6. rornan,
hugo .. ,Maceio 10, BIO de. lanciro 81 VA
Ling w'th ,rndse.' PIE :, Bldyn,
80 CIV of Lincoln 'Br'. Huii May IL 70
E'Iefman. " son Line, with mdse an
chored or Liberty
spiendor UbD. B'zer.a MAY :. to roh-
ct J. Hssue. IN ballast. Fier ). Constable
Nveees; Galveston May -. TO Mallory
Kumeric ,prl Philadelphia Ma -; 10
funch Edye. with sndse. Pier 5, Bush
Corsica Norto45 May -: 70 Csstner.
fne-y YonNers y Y
- We, Wet 1m6easn. NJ, "5S ssvsn9ah MAY -; 20
'i"lF ~ q AH kii'4 WIN muse. ahChoNeu OF
Red Hook Flats B'klyn
independence Han, Dunl5irk May l. to
Cosmopontan shipping Co, with ,ndse
Pier ?. Iiobofeu
1Iar'noy CNor}. Matanzas Msy -; TO
Mpnsoa Lines, with mdse, anchored Oft
Liberty
Verona CNor) Bsrsooa May =: to d.
Giorgto & CO. Win mdse, Per 7, f r
Amelia, Port Antonio May IS 20 At-
iantlc Fruit Go. With mdse. Pier 20 f r
Bayern. Hamburg May i'll to United
American Line with II cabin and ef6
th!rd class pass. minis and ndse. PEE
Munamar. Nassau May 20. to Munson
Lines. with pass. mails and mdse: Pier
2, r
Spermina CBr,. Matanzas April =. Bait.
Munson Lines. with sugar
Spefmins eBr). Baltimore Via phuadel-
phia
- Tuscan. Norfolk. 20 The o,d Dominion
Trans 90. With mdse
cen 9 Ernst, Cristobsl and Port-au-
Prince. 10 tho Panama x r : 90. WITH
passengers aud mdse
NJ Fisglei, Philadelphia. 20 j.
Hague
Norma. Santiago: selwyn Edey NortoIA
Penobscot- NorfoiN Me!rose Norfolk
B4air HaNre and punNirN, Phuadeiphia
Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
American Ports

runApELPHlA May % Arrived
i ndson ,Frl, HaEr" Via New YORK. Man
Halnsun tNor) Saeus via New Yors
Nordhavet CDa1o. Cslba,ieu. Oahwin CRrl
Shields. PhosulN oDnn). New York. Rss
YorA, Nor'h Pacinc Cbri. New YORK
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