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The Republican journal., 1922-11-16
The FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.

The FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
George c. Sauer, pastor; residence, Is
Cedar. Telephone 1911.
The appointed services of this church
,sill be held at 10. As and 730 on Sunday
with Bible school at IL O'Clock, and Chris
tan Endeavor Society at 6.30. The mid
week service Thursday evening at z 80.
Sunday morning theme, "The Parting
of the Ways" and in the evening, "Why
Did People Love Jesus So2' The public
is cordially invited. At the evening SER
vice the Inspiring service of song is led
by chorus and orchestra.
The work of the Bible school is now n
full swing in all departments. The course
by Mr.. Foster began last Sunday. This
is one of the most popular classes of the
school, and both men and women are in
ylted to be present The attendance at
the Bible school the past two Sundays
was 100 and l26.
The appointments for the present week
Monday evening, the Junior boys of the
church meet with Mr.. Sauer at the ves-
try. Next Monday at the home eff Clyde
York, Main street. Tuesday young peo-
pies fancy dress party, under the direc-
ton of social committee, Harold Kelley,
chairman. Wednesday afternoon, Ladies
Sewing Circle with Mrs. BENZ jamin Rob-
ertson. Thursday evening, mid week
ser vice at the church. Friday evening,
Senior boys meeting with Mr.. Robertson.
State Boys Conference, Lewiston and
Auburn, Dec. 1-3. Two splendid groups
of boys, of SIX each and leader, are al
ready scheduled to 60 from the Sunday
school and Troop Ill Boy Scouts. Any
boy at school or in store or shop wish
ing to 60 should confer at once with the
county leader, Mr.. Sauer.
The union Thanksgiving service will by
invitation be held with this church Sun
day evening, Nov. 26. 1t is now six years
since the service was held with this
Church, Federated, will give the address
The date of the annual supper and sale
by the ladies of this church has been SCI
for Tuesday, December IL.
The First Church, Federated, Rev W.
F. Skerrye, minister; residence, 20 High
street; telephone, 864. Please do moi
/ fail TO telephone the minister of any
case of illness or distress where his ser-
vices can be helpful. Sunday morning
service at iO45; sermon topic, Gar
Open Secret" A cordial invitation is
/ extended to ALL Here let no man bt
stranger. "Whosoever thou art that en-
terest this church, leave it not without 6
prayer for thyself, for him who ministers,
and for those who worship here" Sun.
day School Immediately after the morn
ing service. The children are glad to SCI
grown up folks present at the opening
exercises; and the grown-ups who hav'
not too far forgotten their own childhoot
will be glad to see and hear the children.
All enduring growth is slow. Forty
years are required for the growth of pine
tree. A hop-vine will grow to maturity
| in few weeks. The vine is killed by the
G-~t frost But the tree endnres al VI
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16
HOLLIS Nj. HALL.

Hollis NJ. Hall die Saturday morning
after a long illness. He was for years a
we'll k own painter and paper hanger, but
for some time had been unable to work.
He was born in Belfast the son of John G.
and Besheba Gross Hall and was about
10 years of age. No immediate relatives
survive him. The burial took place Nor
day in the Hall lot in Grove Cemetery.
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16
SEARSMONT

The ladies of Searsmont will serve a
supper in the church vestry
Friday night, Nov. nth, the proceeds of
which will be used for church expenses
Members of the Farm Bureau have se-
cured 25 names in the new membership
drive for 1928 and hope to gain the full
nuota in another week
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

Mrs. Elva Clough Jewett, who is Ill at
the home of her son, Austin G. Jewetti
on Upper High street, was given shower
of postcards, numbering r. This thought
fulness of her friends is very gratifying
and she wishes to thank all for their
courtesy. Although still in bed she Us
gradually gaining.
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16
IHE CHURCHES

FIRST UNIvERSALIST CHURCH. Ser
vices will be held next Sunday morning
at 10.45 a. m. Sermon by the pastor,
Rev. William Vaughan, and music by the
choir. Sunday school follows the morn
ing service. A cordial welcome is extend
ed to all.
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16
is typical American of the true blue

is typical American of the true blue
type
Capt Harry A Foster of Company X
of the Third Maine brought the greetings
OF the 200 600 citizen soldiers of our
country who have pledged themselves to
uphold the principles and carry on the
struggles OF the men of the World War.
The significance of the day is two fold
day of peace and an opportunity to
honor the Legion and the memory of
men who gave their lives in the service.
lie referred very vividly to the part of
America as she came to the rescue OF the
worn out armies of our Allies. In one
engagement Gen. Bundy was urged to
keep the American boys on the battle
front as long as possible and then retreat.
His reply came "My men would not un
de-stand such an order. They never re-
treat" A sentence that will 90 down in
the World War history to Americas
credit. Our boys fought that right might
triumph over might. Sneers at the
American boys were the Germans stock
in trade. The American spirit is still
alive and can readily be brought into
action They never entered battle with
the spirit of hate, but always with a
happy song thsy had learned at home
America with its citizen soldiers will de-
fend the principles for which the Legion
of Honor stands and for which its men,
bers fou. hit.
The address of Rev. William F. Skerrye
of the First Church Federated was filled
with vivid word pictures of the awful
scenes and bloodshed of the four years of
world war, of the dreadful degradation
that has since followed when selfishness
and the baser elements are altogether too
apparent. His description of that first
Armistice Day was filled with gems OF
thought and yet he said we have no words
to describe it-theTe ale none. "You and
i will always remember that 5ay." The
world will never be what it was before
the war. The great questions OF the
present are moral questions There are
foes in our midst more dangerous than
the Germans. He appealed to all to try to
right these wrongs by putting on the In
visible uniform God gives. 1t is great
thing to die for ones country. 1t is also
splendid thing to live for ones country.
The heart of America was laid bare IN the
struggle and it is for all to support the
Red Cross, the schools, the churches and
the homes, that we may stand behind the
sacrifices our country made and is even
now making for world peace. 1t was an
address not soon forgotten but very difl-
cult to give an adequate idea OF 1t. 1t
was spoken with a candor that comes
only from a Christian citizen, who sees
life Conditions as they actually are.
The program closed with the schools
and audience singing America, under the
direction of Prof Chase.
In Europe for many years Nov. nth has
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

METHODIST CHURCH. Peoples Meth
odist Church, Rev. Charles w. Martin,
pastor; parsonage, No. Court St; tele-
phone, 2l3.11. Sunday morning service
at l0.45. Sunday school, IL m. Evening
service at 1880. Prayer meeting this,
Thursday, evening at 7.30.
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

Alice Williams substituted in the Dark
Hsrbor Primary Sc ool last week. Kath.
crime Pendleton. the teacher spent last
week in the model rooms at Castine ira n
ing school,
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

In Europe for many years Nov. lth has
been observed as ST. Martins Day, for the
soldier. sa mt and patron of infantry. 1t
is strange coincidence that Armistice
Day, a world wide day of honoring SOL
diers of the late war, should fall upon
that date. The motives that sent our
American boys over seas were as sell
forgetting as any of the Crusaders OF
other years.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
BY lndependen, Wireless
Tel Co. Inc

'plslance N miles. position ct noon urle..
otherWise stated
Andres Luckenbach 1b5 s Ror,on
Blair 7s6 r Ambrcoe Arri, !
,Gohnshatts ',c72 " Boston April 6
"taMarf - u Fire Island 8 AN April
nnas,ern Leader s94 T. Boston Aprjl &
Eastern Guide 1918 " Anthrere ApriI
editor lfb n Ambrose April s, o.
neherai Gotthals 7I S Scotland Ami, ,
f'ii'oh expects arrive Orchard shoaI,
Howick Ilall 72o Il Cay. Race An-u
Joma o75 II Jaekaonviile Apr,i
sMroonland SEQ Ambrose April {
1i M1onnt Clay sss F Ambrose April
MoiIlsto"r 6s5 Z Ambrose April Z
MarSaret i7o Ambrose ApriI 2
'shnahdie state I,l35 Il Ambrose 4 AM
Nyhoam nt, expects arriv. Quarsntin. . AM
sssrco&le $40 y Ambrose April I
santa Glars 1,n54 ENE Care Henrv Ar,r >
1'ter aao Cape Henry bound San Peoro
West Gsatsla lat - cs Y len &. q W
westerno sae!, Ocean 1880 Fl Charleston
W West 5nsInp 713 f A,nbrose April :
April g. ~" 90 90
american Star s4o II Cape Henry Apri =
porehe'ter 0 SW Barnegat April s.
.chape ~ Scotland Ligh April $
Ih5ihne n ahda Al u Ambrose April
hudson 1852 u Ambrose Arril s
Eastern Leader 1862 Il Boston Anvil !.
f, fh,snaino 2ss AinbroGc EM April 3
sa'nef'hs 6lo S Scotland ApriI
Margaret 6Ss San Juan April
2ah Lorenzo Els s Ambroae s PM Arril
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
American, Ports

peaisfjord d (Sorj, & christisn.: indian city
n s1sH a S0snr nq Sh sire
holm (swed). Boston; Lake Aeomak, New
York. sailed Nela, (Nor). retrograd;
sn0s oxhtT S ii sbn4s
ta'i.,"d Via 'iondom; Benssm,n d odeli New Yort
RosToN, April sArriv1a = I'd RarrymoI,e I1,a mel,
schrs Fred W Thuriow, Jacksonville; ;
Horace 4 Stone, Jacllsonylle' Wyomina
Sewelrs Point. Sailed Millnocket, New
York; Ormes (Br). Port Antonio; pahuh-
ecoehee. Savannah; Norfolk' New lofk :
Ontario; Bsltime1e Via Nortoii; ous,ntisc
Walter 3 Noyes. Newport News.
CHARLESTON. April s--Arrived: Co.
manche,, New York, and sailed foT jack,
NOZZLE, April sArriysd: Hiesrao
iHond,, Puerto sarrio, ss.l1d l,ha ryse, msst
''SSi New oShEANs erort nads,; Ap-Il 5.
Arrived Berlin paH), Caibarten, Cubs :,
Europe; Newona CBr), Tampico; Pleiades
Mobile; Shakespeare tBr), Havana Saiied
conde de Sn1sea sp nsmPfG %e9a
@:ni Mnruesisn eyusT (Br5, Liverpool retrcene
(p}. Franc. samnanr.r aSor9' ltaIaburs t'1
Arrived: Noordefdijk DD. San Fra ncisoo
Cor Antwerp; Yang TsSs .Br,, Vi NeW W, farN .9r
for Kobe: Celamares, New forh va Ha :
yana Sailed Eastern Moon from Mel
bourne New York; Panama, Ne" York
PHII.A pELPHJA, April - Arrived
Delaware (Nor) Chrisuania. etc; Esparta,
Santa Marta, schr Augusta W SNOW, FORT
su Prince. Sailed; Vetdol, New York :
Bayonne New YORK; Santa Gertrudis Hr),
New York: Dochra. Baltimore; 81 Mary
1Br) Puerto BArries; Clarissa RadciHe
(Brl, Bremen: Johanne Dybwad INor'
Norfolk; schrs W Conles tRr}, St johns
n r: Sally Persis Noyes, Charlsstoh
PORTLAND Me, April s-Arrived: kin :
cardne (Br), Piraeus, Greece; CslfnTalona
tBr,, Lei,h. Sailed: Canada Csrl' LIVER
folk r,
aadian, Port Arthur. sailed paunma,
Amsterdam. .s
Juan, cristobal: s. Pennsyivanian, soston on ;
forsia (Nor), Astoria for Purita Arenas; M
rexan Astoria for London. sailed; En-
terprise Hilo; Valparaiso tSwed'. Van
couver Edgar Luckenbach, Portland
Ore. ,,;
SAVANNAH. April s-A.riVeo Isrrief
(Nor,. Norfolk; Henry S Grove. New York
and sailed for west coast; Hovon' for'
Arthur; City Of Rome. Boston; PERSIAN
Jacksonville and sailed for Phi!adelrhia.
sailed Skoghem tNor), Cape Grac'as'
rity Of Columbus, New York.
TAMPA FLA. April arrived alta
maha Mobile, echr U Drew (Er), Hon
durss
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

Harvester go W sand Key Anru
IItno's - Cape Hatteras apri.
iaola Arrow "a w Sand Key ANN
= boItwicls Is II Jupiter Anrii
= Donett jr ~ NE Alligator snrit
~ rev lao Jupiter April $
lean ~ y Rcbecca Shoals Apr,, &
~ MMaqueh ~ Sc Tortusas April s
y. ~ orrls,own 4a5 Il Ambros. Arru 2
.Muhisia 50 " Sand Key Apru
Munplace - w Sand KEY Apru &
orinammc on Sand Key Apru
1rizabs I'd Morro Castle aprli
ner ~ CrDwell II SW Alligator April
Junction 6. w sand Key April : - ''
"oeert y hopkins 1856 WSW sand t.,
5 Is Hunt las " Jupiter Apri,
sanuci Fuli.r lsS Ne, Jupiter Arru
samusl . Brown 10 n Jupiter Aprl,
san Hlas sii y Colon hpril S
san reodoro 500 r Mtslri Anril 9
a,Naols ak; 80 sand Key Aptli s
ss0nti'ght 100 t, Tsmpico Aprii 8
Sr"itt"ind 2ss W sand Key Arru
roeio 40 Jupiter April 3
Irehtoilte 100 ?, Sand t(cv ANriI q
nuisaEas ss5 Ambrose April :
w w leagle "a Sand kev Anril
"liiam Rockefeller lea W sand x.v
rankee Arrow 755 z Ambrose Anru
3ounestoSp II n Tortugas 4 prn 8
@arcmbo Sei Ambrose April I
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Due 'rue.dax

ubp bbr'asea Havana April s. Ia y y :,
dneh 10y nsll ,a, Go with mails; expected ~
Ho,h iato Tuesday or early yseI.s ~ 70
al tier IA, y Il tWsn sD "'ahesaay
iserla .tsrl. GiusEcw Anrtl ', e. A..
Sa,a,, Inc VITA maits; expected 70 dn.s
'oEanooF at Pier 81, y Y tWeSt ,gt,, 'a.n ..a
raas o' Atanta, Savannah Apru 70
- ~0nn 81 . 70; expected to dock af;ernoon
ae ffeE ~. II ,spring so, "'oh
Due "wednesday
=, NtSssi. Fort A..,r,
'io'herie' southampton. April 5.
N.r,.i ,, White Star Lima
"snue' ealVc, Cadiz. March ~ '''"e
st,.,,. Spanish Royal Natl rtr.
N'oeNhoiin, Gothenburg March A-'ho
'usth' Natal March rootb = q a. ~ .
Due Thursday
Esthohia Neufahrwasser ,,.ro. :,
.,vaves Kingston. April United Fruit t''ra 90
Ara guaSa Bermuda, Aprii H. ''' W
r-o.. ,-.. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
f''e Nictoria, Bermuda April - ~
Furness, Witty & &c.
Due Friday
venezuela Cristobal. Mxrch l.
1aormiHa' Naples, March 81 20
r,., italia America inc
o''v OF Montgomery, Savannah, April IL IL
Ocean S S Co
Due Saturday
Csfmania' Gibraltar Aprll 4.
Men'ersy, Havana. April II, ~
n Y & Cuba Mail 3 &, Co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

R.Ii"asn tptl, Rotterdam March so; to
80 ~ america Line With mails was
.e.,.snes Mnes east Ambrose noon Thursday is
a,s.tssaa % dock forenoon at foot 5th St
oe,.,5y q s. Louis, Savannah April s; 10
ea N et Pier IS r (sprinp stN
/, Veppe Verdi 90, Naples March rs
ss.S ,oonnel & Truda with mails; Will
e.,sr.e,a s".eaoon at Pier 25. y r
d. - p Goethals. Cristob March
sr..s Ianan7a Co with mails is ex-
Nsst 7s,h 81 a. iet o. ~ ~
ssr sSs'ne l tBr}, Liverpool April /; to white
he with malls: was 774 miles cast
,..S,o.s oss noon Arril I expected TO dock late
trs.i ~, -, early Monday at Pier 50. y r
., nv- Tomorrow
c.S,Isnt Clay, Hamburg March So to
s.ctss ., ,american Lines with mails; er-
geek late afternoon at Pier IS.
West +5th ST.
4s..ess 4s..uesssHda. Hamburg March a.. to
Nh sa"efnoon at Pier 60. r (west
/. M serno,pelis. n,pelis. Pirseus March IS; to Ameri-
d s.s,dc Sea Line with mails. expected
ssly, afternoon at Pier 4, Army Base.
frss,. q fBr), Havana April Z: to United
.s,.n,aso 20 with mails: expected TO dock
san at Ficr 10. E X GMaiden Lanel
Z Par.a orrenzs. San Juan April 8; to
e d., Eico Co with mails; expected
Bsllest Curacao Apru 8, TO Bliss
serenas@ q 20 with malls, expected 10 dock
an.'on at Pier II. Bklyn {Monta gus st)
slunsnso Nassau April at 10 m; TO
Grsr1e Line with mails. expected to dock
ssSle =. Pie. .. z r lOld siip).
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Sailed Yesterday

L!v!nssten Roe Rotterdam, Annstta
Port Antonio Lenape. Jacksenvlile snn
,Charlsston::. Gulf Of Mexico. Pert Arthur,
.Csrenee, Baltimore, Fort Victoria (Brl'
Bermuda; Arssuaya (grD, Bermuda: cam
nrat Antwerp; Helen. san Juan. Porto
RICO San Juan Mohawk. Jacksenville
Ioeracas Laguoyra: Monus New Orleans.
Alua tBr), Havana; Fort StAe,eorge (Rr1
:sefn9aa, Rotteroam tputchl. Rotterdam
Csro3ia Brj. Hamburg; Adriatic (Br). Liv
ss,eeoI' Lapiand '3r'. antwerp, siponey.
fsfsha, lroquois. Puerta Plata: Thistle
mere tsrl, Newcastle. Santa Tecla, Car.
' ,sseha Munsmar. Nusvitss; Virsil (Br,.
fafa city Of Savannah. savannah: Gran
~ safs' Bremen Montana, London; Phil
ssasleha; Bsltinore; Lake GalistAo, Glen
.sss0s, ~ psIas - schs Gamble. -,
-. pccldente. Galveston. Lake Arthur
iiaonmono Menominee. Antwerp; Katrina
hoekenbsch. Philadelphia
r lhonas II Wheeler, Rotterdam; Bow.s
eattle tbrl Yokohama, s.!ness (Br)- Iiy-
c'pcol. w Lbbey. Tampico: Alamo.
.a,h. u.a,fes'on. schrs Dustin 6 Cressy, -
Anthony y Mills.
Sangstad CNor). Clanfuegoe. B,lea,,
Cork via Philadelphia III
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Arrived Yesterday

-. so,,e fNorl. Nucvits. Apr z to
,,s.s,s nss- Line. with sugar. Federal REIN
sr- Yonkers. y
L, r,,,nasnis Generate TransatIsutique'
ss r.,r ard sr1dse Pier ST. n II
p.,cyon (Du, Rotterdam Mar Is: to
e.. Nisv.l, Foudr!asn & CO. IN ballast
PER &. Bs'yn w.. ,,
sesaA o5 ,p.s q of 1'so' , win Mar crude 8l o T.
need led otf Tompkinsville. I.
Syansa Norfolk AR 70 Moore &
Mccormack WIN iuaeeF' sae paHra lsth st: NJ r n;
ttss,, Ma 80 tc tho Isthmian Line.
via nrtse: Pier rs, e q,
france tFr). Hsvrs Apr / 70 Compssnie
f.,.r.ie Trsnsatisntique. with 1os first.
ard mdse; Pier 81. \
c,sdo, rslars Mar Is. Cristohal Mar
o.. 10 Standard oil Go ~ \ :. with crude
o'i pisr 6 gsd,,.n eens,seism mar 1r0ot * so,t,,
.,d Charhouyz Mar 20 TO United states
Line, With l93 first, 236 second cabin.
l9s third class pass. mails and mdss
q 81 sorsS sta,o. 1onaou Ma "a. 70
Uni,ec states Line with Is pass mails
and rltse Pier I. Nobohen
orleans Georgetown Ayr Is - Croweii
sad Thnflow. 1ith mdse, anchored of Rcd
porothy, Eoston Apr : to a II Bun, with
-.se Pier 2f. R'klvn
Psrsgusy Philadelphia Apr z; to san
on Co. in ballast. Robins p d. kiyn
Sch Maud Morey Jscksonyille Mar 70
to msster; snchorod of Rsv Ridge, E 'klyn
City os NestminSter Calcutta Feb ~
Colombo Feb n. & Michaeis Mar 90, Eos.
ton Apr II Funch, Edye & Co, with
udse Pier 8. Rush Docks. p iNSn.
Mexico, HeYana Apr 4 to \ Y &. Cuba
tsll Line with pass, mails and lndse Pier
GIastpps Verdi Gtap, Naples Feb 22 to
xeDonnsii Trud. with pass, mails
~ nsas. Per % r
Egsntier Belg birmingham Mar %: 10
Lloyd Rcysl Beige, with mdse; Pier e
aIi. Basin 3 kyn.
aa,ra Mar 10 20 Foreign Dom and Dom
ss1u r2s2, with "a''' anchored off Bay Ridge
Nsssian. Liverpool Mar 20 10 White star
Line With rldse Pier So X It
Kencwis. Rossfio Mar II. Bueros Ayres
Gar ls, to Munson Line. with rndse: an
enored eff Liberty
Huror Euenos Ayres March ,s Monte
vdeo Mar -. Santos Mar 90, RIO de IA
reiro Mar q. 10 Munson Line. with pass
mails and nldse: Pier 3. Hoboker
Eastern Dawn Rotterdam Mar %. ~
Slack Diamond S Co, with mdse. Pjer !
Army Base. B'kyn.
Lc-d o-,nond tBrl Queenstown Mar -!
10 American Metals and Transport 60 Win
nldre Pier rs, \ Il ia
ropila Port Arthur March 81. te South
,s-n Pacific Co; Gulf Refining Co Docks.
John D Archbold Fort Lcbes
Delaware fBrl Manchester
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
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By United States Naval Service
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dated at noon uIQess otherwise specified
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIrMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re
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positions through the following naval
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These position (TR) reports should
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Yeports should be gent promptly at noon
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Position reports can also be sent
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Ne charge made for medical or
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rhe Radio Corporation of America
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Medical and surgical advice will be
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Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

Agwisur 25 8 Jupiter April s.
Albert Watts % w Havana April ..
Aliadin e45 E Ambrose April :.
Aryan So Sand Key April :.
4 ztec 40 w Sand Key April 6
BAYOU Chico IS from Cape Canavera'
Byron Benson 4l ssE Jupiter April s.
Camden 100 NE Nipe Bay April 8
Chappaqua $50 e Cape Henry Aprh 8.
Concho 95s S Scotland LV April g..
Corning as v'sW SAND Key April.
David McKel,y SIS y Jupiter April s
Devoiente 112 NE Hole-in-Wali April s.
e r Kemp 1871 " Nueyitas April s.
n Z Bedford % e Sand Key April &.
Eastern Coast 221 Boston April s.
Ell Alba "a S Jupiter April s.
Ell Laeo 81 NE Jupiter April s.
FL Vaile SO S Jupiter April 9.
Franklin 81 S Jupiter April s.
Franklin Is Lane l45 Sand Key april
Frederic kellogg 10 caryssfort April s.
Trieda 40 w Sand Key April g.
Gulfiand 40 S Jupiter April 5.
GulfoiI Ss s Jupiter April !.
Gulf Prince so \ Jupiter April 3
C;uifstar It's NE Jupiter April 8
n q foger 20 WSw Sand Key April 8
II NJ Flagier 1895 e Delaware Breaawater
AGxN q.
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hadio Corpn. Of America

'fositlens arc at noon unless othcrwis.
S'e'so- Distances given in miles.
Aeolus c2o1 Sc Ambrose Arr !
Alaskan $50 K Nantucket Apr &
Alberteite ea3 S Halifax Arr 8
Ailadin a57 Ambrose Apr Z
Ari" 65 Diamond Apr
Ausabo lat IS n lon 75 Il " Apr
Bethere let 81 IS ~ lon "a 35 " Apr z
Casper 100 S Overfais Aur s
City '.i Of atlanta $50 NNE Diamond Apr +
Charles p Harwood 115 s Eatteras Arr 4
Clare Sc Aguidilla Apr T.
Co''amsr 1917 " Boulogne APR /
EsnSqas,ts ponsrs IT ss1 15sq n.su Il Boston AR
Eastern Guide 1850 r. Ambrose Apr Z
Eastern Leader 1So Y Boston Apr I,
Four, n'aated schr showing l. j 6 NJ lat
Glen lsSii w v punkir4 X Apr apr !.
Gulf Maid S c,vefalls Apr
II NJ Ylsgler 1895 B Delaware Break
) !! pansissr 90 ME- piamond SssSi Apr H' ).
: y cn,So1 nsw -; 3,s, Pamond 2 IN ,; Apr T.
Muskosee Isl NNE ianend mo dNt Apr S.
Newton 20 = by Nan Cape Henry Apr 3
Nera 6b y Diamond Apr g.
Ruth 1o< r. San Juan Arr Z.
Santa Clara 1868 ENp cape Henry Apr !
se9eonnett 4s by NlaN Five Fathom
STANDARD s5 sE 81; Cape Henry Apr s.
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Mclrcec 50 S Fire Island Light Apr s,
Byiayi 81 NElAN Northeast End Nv Apr
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