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Evening star., 1922-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SToCKHoLD-
erS Of Ohio National Bank of Washington. in
ltauidation is hereby called for Tuesday. Jan
rary %. 1923. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at
Room 4o4. Confidential Trust bldg. Washing
ton. Il. c.
TRACEY L. JEFFORDS.
JoSFPH p. TAYLOR.
JOHN J. ELEISER.
SAMUEL c. SMOOI.
CHARLES Z. HOOD.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
LOCAL SOROPT|M|STS
SEEK LARGEST CLUB
Committee Named to Handle Drive
for Greatest Membership
in United States.

The Washington Soroptimist Club
hopes to achieve the largest member
ship of the many Soportimist clubs in
the United States. and Mrs. Ruby Lee
Minar. president of the club. yester-
day appointed a special committee to
handle a membership drive, at the
weekly luncheon of the club in the
ballroom of the City Club building.
Miss Helen v. Barnhart OF the Con-
tinental Assurance Company was ap-
pointed chairman of this committee.
and it was determined that the drive
should be terminated by February I.
The club also voted that. as an or
ganization, it would at no time take
any part in politics or campaigns for
or against political Office for any can
didate. 1t was agreed that as an or
ganization of business women 1t was
the best policy not to become in
volved in any political controversy.
The club has been organized so
recently that as unit 1t was unable
to plan for aiding needy families at
Christmas time. However, DR.. O..
Josephine Baird reported that practi-
cally every member Of the club had
responded to the appeal for aid made
by the tuberculosis Hospital by sub
scribing to the tickets for the card
party and dance given recently for
that hospital by the members Of the
Illinois Girls Club.
Mrs. Minar announced the program
committee for the coming year to be
as follows: Mrs. Harriet H. Locher.
chairman: Mrs. Esther P. Hitz. Miss
Mabel Dill. DIR. O. Josephine Baird.
Mrs. Ella Davis Lewis. Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes and Miss Jean Wilson.
Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston. short.
story writer, was SO successful as a
group captain In getting the largest
percentage OF attendance Of her
group at the previous meeting that
she was given the temporary possess
sion. of q silver vase which Is used
after the manner of a trophy cup
with athletic teams. 4
The members OF the SoroptimisS
Club have been honored with the des-
iEnation of guardian committees for
the community parties for city chill
dren who will be the guests Of the
Crandall Theater management at the
houses under that management
Christmas morning.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
son. Mrs Jcter {. Pritchard, william
NJ. Webb and J. D. LonGIcy.
Memhe rahin and Entertainment.

Membership and entertainment
Oscar A. Reed. chairman: Thomas l.
Petty. Dr. NJ. G. Goldstcln, Edw ard
Cooper, r. L. Smith, F. n. Justice.
Yancey Meriwether. Anna A. Volk.
Benjamin Crifasi.
Law and Observation-Disclosures J.
Downey. chairman: NJ ". Dove.
Thomas J. Moskey. James NJ. Carter.
J. D. Lonsley. William A. McClay.
Parks and lawns-Edward y. Par
ker. chairman; Theodore r. Golden.
Ralph Endicott. Robert W. Bruce,
Meyer Davis. George f. Hodge. Ed
win 7. Hinkle.
Fairgrounds and amusements-Wn,,
liam T. Doing. jr.. chairman: sol
Friedman. Nathan :. Sauber. Charles
F.. Shaffncr. Paul J. Dundon. G. r..
Clements. Daniel J. Ryan.
Public safety-Arthur A. Vaughn.
chairman: Thomas w: Weldon. J; NJ.
Rosser, Rev. H. r. Randolph. Rev.
Earle Wiley. Frances II. Pemberton.
Business interests-Francis g. stew
art, chairman: Harry Rubin. David
N. Stephers $ Alhr, p arn \
worth, Clinton r. Silkey, ]. &. Trout.
Alton B. Carry.
Publicity = Robert w. winfrec.
chairman; II y Rogers, J. Clinton
Hiatt. H. II. Hirsch.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
Hit "un-An1ericar1
Ideals" Found in
u. S. Textbooks
By the A.,ociated P.cr..

6y the dSsOSiateu EsVt-.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. December ~.
Revision OF the American his
tory text books now in use In pub
lie schools. with the view of clim-
mating "ur-Amcrican IDEALS was
proposed at the meeting of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars BY Col.
T. l.. Huston. national commander
of the organization. which con-
cluded two-day conference OF ma
tional and state executives of the
middle west hero.
Col. Huston said that during tine
past two years foreign propagan-
da has been crnpe;ng into the
American text books. In New York.
be said. two histories have been
discarded and several are under
consideration in Boston.
A committee will be appointed
by the veterans at the request or
the American Book Company TO
cooperate in making a study of
its histories, the commander stat
cd, with view to eliminating
propaganda and to see that the
histories teach nothing but Ameri-
can ideals.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
Ice Nine.

p An ice mine, thought by
geologists to be a survival of
the Glacial Period, has been
discovered on a New York
state hillside. The mine is
Natures own Refrigerator, and
scientists are unable to explain
the ice supply, as the earth
maintains an almost uniform
temperature under its surface.
Washington'S Ice Mines are in
the shape or plants where
Science makes the ice, unaffect-
cd by outside temperature.
american has 5 flonts-iee mi,,es-
i, Misunderstanding arintey and
summer making absolutely pure, eleo,,
ice, in order that the supply alsrays
BE- ahead of the demand.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
FORD AIDING fascist.

By Special Wireless Dispatch TO The Star ant
Chicago Daily News.
BERLIN. December 19.-IIenry Ford
is supplying financial assistance to
Hitler's gray shirt" Bavarian fas-
cisti. according to Il dispatch from
Munich to the Berlin Tageblatt. The
Tageblatt adds that other Americans
living In Germany are making official
representations to the American en-
basSy in Berlin
Evening star., 1922-12-19

tE-Ahbf>S AoUp'
EuTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
eighteenth day ot December. 1872. I soid nv
interest in the firm Of plvall Grouse. $50
Conn ave-. to Percy Duvan. MRS. Z. JEAN
GROUSE
] WILL NOT BE- RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
body's debts but my own. L. CALLISHER,
1925 New York ave. nv
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Washington American League Rase Bail Club
will H. held in the cfi"e OF the club Ball
Park. Washington. p. G. on Tuesday. Jan
uary . 1873. at 1: oc'ock noon. for the pur-
rrse of eicctins a hoard Of directors for the
ensuing year and for such other husiness as
may be properly brought before said meeting
6FFICE OF TIE FIREMEN7S INST RANCE
Company Of Washington and Georgetown. atb
1T and La ave. n.w.-The stockholders OF the
riremens Insurance Company Of Washington
srd Georgetown will meet at the office on
Monday January 1, 1929. for the purpose of
year. Polls open from II to IL m.
ALBERT ". HOWARD. Secretary
PUBLIC TAKE NOrIcE-THAT THE MAN
a.cment OF the affairs of the Claims Collec-
ticn Company. by partnership agreement on
for the District Of Columbia is vested solely
in it's manager. W. c. Lyon. and that none
other is authorized to use tine credit Of said
IiON co BY w &. LION. Mgr Room sic
Wash Loan & Trust bldg
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Washington. b. G.. December 8. ls:.;-The
annual meeting of the stockholders Of this
bank for the election of directors and trans
acting of other business properly and law
ful'y coming before said meeting will be held
=, the banking house on Tuesday. the 9th Of
january, AID. 1928, at IL O'Clock noon. Polls
for elehciicn OF directors open from IL
O'Clock noon to 1 pm. W. WALLACE
GAIRN. Cash er
HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS PHOTOS BEAU
tifully tinted. very reasonable. 2s11 14th st.
NV. Phone Col 1OOe1. after m. 19'
WANTED-TO BRING LOAD OF FUR
n,trre to Washington from Baltimore, Phila-
Del and New York city. SMITHS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE co. INC.
TAXI SERVICE-PROMPT. RELIABLE AND
q q IN 4 p.M. 2Ss
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
Church of Christ, Speaker
Jeslie G. Thomas, Evangelist

leslie G. Thomas, Evangelist
The regular services will be
held Sunday. The morning wor-
ship will begin at 1920, Preach
ing at IL: 100 and Bible study at
1900 o'clock.
Leslie G. Thomas will be the
speaker both morning and even
ing. At the morning hour the
subject will be ..The Ownership
of God" This will be the first
in a series of sermons on Stew
ardship.
At the evening service Mr..
Thomas will also begin series
of sermons for each Sunday ev-
ening for several weeks to come.
The general subject will be
First Principles" and the first
sermon, next Sunday, will be
Evidences of God" Don't fail
to hear the first.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy through the sickness
and death of our dear husband
father and brother; also for the
beautiful floral offerings, to Revs.
Dodd, Wood and Tucker for their
comforting words, to the Green
wood choir for the beautiful sell
ections of sacred songs, and also
to the Methodist Episcopal
church people for the use of their
edifice and to all who furnished
automobiles.
Mrs. Geo. Williams
George and Harry, sons
Nina Bullock, daughter
Will Williams, brother
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
Thursday, December 2S. 1922
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Bible School at 1000 a. m. The
annual election of officers will be
held at this time. Every member
of the church and Bible school
is requested to be present.
Morning worship at II 100 a. m.
Sermon subject, "Motes and
Beams" Special music.a Do not
neglect the Communion Table
which is spread each Lords day
for Gods children.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.
m. Young people you are urged
not to neglect this service; a
hearty welcome awaits you.
The usual evening worship be-
gins promptly at 7:3O p. m. Ser
mon subject, "A Retrospect and a
Prospect" Special music and an
interesting sermon promised at
this service. Come and worship
with us. A cordial welcome ex-
tended to all.
Mid-week prayer meeting at
7:30 Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 8, 1923. Start the New
Year right by being present.
Choir practice on Friday even
ing at the parsonage. All sing
ers please be present.
The Ladies Aid society meets
at the church on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Daniel +. Tucker, Minister
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
MENNONITE CHURCH

This is quarterly meeting week
and the various meetings will be
held at the Brick Chapel. The
Presiding Elder will be present
and have charge Of the services
which will be as follows:
Friday, 1880 p, m. Sermon
Saturday, 500 p. m. Quar-. Con.
Sunday, 1000 a. m. Fellowship
Sunday, 11;00 a. m. Sermon
Sum-, 2:30 p. m. Sunday School
Sunda 800 p. m. Sermon
Sunday, 1880 p. m. Song Service
Sunday, 800 p. m. Sermon
Revival services will begin
Sunday evening and continue in
definitely. Rev. J. A. Persell, of
Hastings, Nebraska, will be the
evangelist. Come and hear the
preacher who stands six feet
four inches, and all his height
for the Lord. He will sing a
special song at each service.
R. M. DODD, Minister.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Frederick d. Mumby, Pastor
Morning worship at 10:30.
Anthem by the choir. Sermon,
Measuring Up To the Standard" +"
Sunday school, HAS. Lesson,
"The Ministry of Jesus" Grad
ed lessons in the Junior depart
ment are suited to the age of the
student and are different in each
class. Orchestra. Attend! AL
fred Keys Supt.
Evening service at 500 sharp,
A fine Sacred Concert has been
prepared consisting of Christmas
and classical numbers. This will
be the first appearance of the
choir in vestments. Director, Mrs.
Fredda L. Holden, Organist, Mrs.
j. E. Staley.
Week of prayer. The church
will meet each evening January
l to 5, observing the usual GUS
tom.
The annual Sunday school
meeting and election of officers
will be held on Thursday even
ing.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
Attention. Farmers !

The Federal Land Bank of St.
Paul is now open for all avail
able loans at 512 per cent inter
est. This bank now has made over
two hundred million dollars in
loans to over eighty thousand
farmers. If you are in need of
money, don't put off, but take
steps at once to procure a loan.
BY paying one per cent on prin-
cipal when interest is due, the
debt is cancelled in 3412 years.
For particulars apply,
The Laidlaw Farm Loan Assn.
33- Melvin, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS
December 26. 1922

A New Years dancing party
will be given at Cleaner Hall, Old
Brockway, Friday evening, Dec
20. Music by a frst-class orches-
ira. Bill, S1.00. The committee
who has the dance in charge
promise all who attend a jolly
good time.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28

Saturday Show, 7:30.
Sunday Show, 500
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
MELVIN BAPTIST CHURCH

James w. Green, Minister
1000 o'clock, morning worship.
Christmas Sermon"
1l:O0 a. m, Sunday school hour
Thursday night regular church
prayer meeting.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Alfred Martin, Minister

Morning Worship 10:30. Sub
ject, "To Be Living is Sublime.
A sermon for the New Year.
Music by the vested choir.
Sunday school, 11:45. Chas. w,
Jacobs, superintendent.
No evening service.
You are cordially welcome.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
Admission 15c and 25c, war tax
included
West BrOckway Church Notes

Preaching at 200 p. m.
Sunday school at 300.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at $3.50.
Anyone not attending another
Sunday school is cordially invit-
ed to help on our Red and Blue
contest.
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
FREE METHODIST

Sunday services as follows:-
Sunday School 1000
Preaching, 11:00
Song and Prayer service, 7:30
Preaching, 800
Prayer meeting Thursday even
ng at 1880.
J. w. Anderson, Pastor
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
REMOVAL.

Having sold my office building
will, for the present, occupy rooms
at my residence, side entrance.
Phone 21-3.
3S-tf. DR. A. POLLOCK
The Yale expositor., 1922-12-28
METHODIST PROTESTANT
Morning Worship
Class meeting, 9:30.
Mrs. Graybiel, leader.

MOIulHS WOISHlp -
Glass meeting, $3.50.
Mrs. Graybiel, leader.
Preaching service, 1000.
Sunday school at HOO. Geo.
Beadle, superintendent.
Evening service, 7:30.
Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Ostrander entertains the
Ladies Aid this week on Thurs
day afternoon, in the church par
lors.
The Bible Study Class meets
Tuesday, January 8, in the church
parlor Everybody welcome.
c. f. Stroup, Pastor
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

dred pounds. san Francisco reported east
cents compressed nops rs cents and aKles
OF self-propeUed vehicles 81 hundred
'WWASHfNGToN. March 23--A II Buu &
Go to-day purchased Catherine formerly
Lake Greenwood, aud Mary, formerly Lake
Monroe from irleet Corporation foT
SIJt.000 Fleet Corporation described
price as ltGe better than $@6 registered
ton Bid Of Rarber Line for number or
vessola reiectod as too low
BALTIMORE. March 23-Strong pro
American sentiment prevails throughout
N,ar East and corresponding Improvement
in dciuan1 there for American exports due
soon. w Bull head Of Mediterranean
division oC Emergency Fleet. declared to-
day in addrcssiut Foreign Trade Club.
SAN FRANCISCO. March % - East
bound utcrconstal conference at SAN Fran
cisco deprived OF rate-tualfiug power. Here
after an rate ch0up"s wiz bo ordered by
General Iutercoastdl Conference at Now
York.
g 4 amifh Lumber 90 Purchased Plant,
J. .4s6 tons net from shipping Board terms
private Vcasoi VIII be operated in coast r.
wiao lumber tcado. Built 81 EcoIso Mich .
in 1919; now lGlo at Norfolk
BOSTON, Morch - romeo ft'r). cat
cutta to Hostou, arrived tonight, month
overdue, delayed by fire which caused
$10o GOO damplle TO cargo. Homr0 c7rricd
suite, gunniea and skins for Boston and
New York importers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
A;nnrican Ports

BALTIMORE. March 23--Arriycd; str,n-
I. ga CNor), ROTTERDAM: San Lorenzo (Br),
IInaar (DD, Thames Haven, etc; Saiana,
Tecomate. Sailed: West Nosska. UaIIfax =
ana London Via Norfolk; Phaliron (Gk),
Fort Antonio; Bella. Fort Marta; Colombia
Havana, Cristobai and San Francisco via
Norfolk and New York; Cubore. Norfolk
~! - N.. y, l's, sc Anna MacDonald
IIEr,l}, II5, iiailfaT' s. Chas T Gordon Ur),
BOSTON. March 2@-Arrived C22d and
saj.eG) Patria G'r), New York for Naples;
CalG2doniam CBl, Manchester and Liver,
pool; SiciHan tBr), st John. n b Levisa.
Hanes; Duel. ROTTERDAM and Hamburg :
Xaigm9re VLl?} CBp, Liyer?o.o' II peversaux'
Meltonian (Brl, Liverpool; Oanfa OBS
NeW York: Stei0stad (Nor), Baltimore
Mo9awlS. e., Iort ivory; Tiger Pacific Coast
CHARLEsToN, 5 c. March 23-Arrived
;apn enc. Jrg "SonTlie, Mohawk, New
Lake Strymon Jacksonville land pro
G,"eded to boston) schr NJ Whall. New
tALvEsTON. Tex. March 23-Arr;vad
y Il Kemp, Tampco. Sailed: Crawford,
UamhurE Ventura dc Larrinaga (Br,
JACKSONVILLE March 22-Arriyed.
West Cslnack, Brunswick achr Edward
Smith Boston. Sailed; Comanche. New
MoB1Ln March 2a-Arrived: coabo,na
County. Key West. III saliec: Atiamcen-
havet tDan). Barcelona.
NEW ORLEANS (Port Eads), March 2S
Arrived: Comayaeua (Hond), Port Cor
tez: George W Barnes, Tampico; Iroquoie
O3r) New York; Louisiana (Nor). Calves
ton Munisla. Havana; Splendor 90, New
York; Truxillo, Tampa. Sailed: Atlantic
city, Bombay; Brush. Seattle; Cholutece
Giond). Port Cortez; Creole. New York:
Fuelotl. Miami. Fla; Heredia. Bocas Del
Toro; Kewanee. Sagua La Grande Cuba
Mosella, London; Rama (Nic), Buehelds.
NhN POhtr NEWS, Va. March 23--Ar-
rived: Buekesdyk DD, Baltimore; Al
tan Cpan), Sagua; Novington (Br). Buenoa
ANres
NORFOLK. Va, March 23-Arrived: 22d.
Clan kennedy (Br), Algiers; Cripple Greek
Galveston; Buekelsdyk Dt. Baltimore
AlderaInin (DO, Rotterdam; Grecian, New
gland Melrose. New England; Hamilton
New York; American Press, Port Arthur
Puget Sound. Baltimore Sailed: 29d, Al
btstan (Dan), Sagua la Grande; Ontario
New England; Knight Of the Garter OBJ
Far Eastern ports; Mariana. Sagua la
Grande; 23d, Robin Gray Rio de Janeiro
NovinEton (Br), Buenos Ayres; Dundrenar
(Br). Rio de Janeiro; Times (Nor), S,
PHILADELPHIA, March 2S-Arrived
Chappqua Hamburg, etc. Maryland
0jrp, Hamburg and Bremen Via Bos,
ton; Plnemore (Br), Liverpool via Boz.
ton; Muneric t6r). Nuevltas and Man.
att; Tonjer (Nor. New York; Volumnia
Lake EimhuTst. Manzanillo and Casilda
Fl { Folger Texas CITY; Algers, Houstor
Via Baltimore; Nantucket, Jacksonville
and Savannah. Sailed: Lake Ikatan. New
York; luniata JacksonVill. etc, via Balti.
more Harry luckenbach. San Trancisco
Gulfmaid Fort Arthur; Monmouth, Glas
gov and AVonmouth; William BoSc,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

benjamin Brewster "a W Sand Key Mar 80.
nacthiore p,d Amcrieen shoals Mar 33
Casaandro se Sc Portland Me Mar 29
Cerro Hbano Sc WSW sand Key Mar 2S'
cievorsc, 1,l95 = Ambrose ~ Mar 222.,
creole 1et NV Tortuesa Mar 23.
BTsmss 9 ln ~ %4 WsW y Eey 90 NV WI 81 Mar "a
G9steTn M ter ,s Gsrag at g. ag lon q ill., "a Mar ~
}l sud SO w VurtuEas Mar %.
Grom lat 39 o1 Ion 6S 09 Mar 81.
u Nj FlnrIer 300 EsE Cape Race Mar %,
!icmry II Mallory s Hatteras Mar 81.
Hudson 1.1e5 u Ambrose I.V Mar 90.
Illinois 5.Sss f ltohemas Mar e..
Japan Arrow 20 w sand Koy Mar "a.
Ier Davis $50 sH bermuda Mar e.
| Kentuckiau 40 S scotland LV Mar 23.
Lake Girth pd Key West Mar 2j
Marvla 3Jf NantnckGt March -. 81.
Merrymount ~ SO Portland, Me' Men a.
O T Waring 10 SW Tortugas March 81.
oscar II Rcnuctt W Alligator Reef
ossa 900 E Ambrose ~ March %.
@rmes IS $ Il. mat,eros r!, Ms}gh rs
! Rochester 209 $ Ovorfnlls Nv March 23.
1 sag .HalDOr 90 NV IOTtuRaS MHItn 90
! southern Cross 2.S49 Sc Ambrose Nv
March g.
/ steel worker 552 E Ambrose ~ March %.
/ stephen r Joncs sc SIC Portland, Me,
March, o.
/ Thomas II Wheeler 10 W Tortugas Mch 20.
TiyNrs 700 Scotland LV March 81
Trortolife 80 ENE TortuRaN March %.
B Tuscan 80 L sand Key March %.
! Nrst Grevlocl 253 E Cape llenry Mch 22.
! West Hepburn 365 SIC Cape May March ~.
/ West Lashaway 20 SIC Cape sable Men q.
/ Worcester 3I5 z Boston Light March %.
/ Xarcmbo cal Il Ambrose Nv March 20.
| Xoppot g w sand Key March 20.
/ Aladdin $50 = Ambrose March %
3 Charles NJ Everest 50 Jupiter March ~.
! Collcsit 107 ENN Holc in Wall March ~.
I @ Harrison smith 100 NE Jupiter Men 23'
+ GanEes 500 SSW HattcrAs March 23.
/ Georgia 20 \ Jupiter March p.
/ Gulf of Mexico l9 & Jupiter March 23.
f Gufconst 90 : Jupiter March ~.
iIarold Walker .? Jupiter March ~.
Hudson 20 from Jupiter March %A
/ 4 II Libby 100 I,N T. FolN in Wall Men -.
lsacs Niece. ITO NE ,uVitor March -.
Lighihurnc Q \ Jupiter March ..
Natiu!coci, 81 NE Jupiter March
! Manaqui 81 : NuutucNct March 81.
Neyaula - \NE Jupiter March q.
Occidental A. NNE Jupiter March -.
Shenandoah 81 : Jupiter March 23 a
SWiftliEht D. cape tHnaN"Fai MaFch 10
Naucolltc pd Jupiter March 23
Walter Jennings 10 : JuUlter Narch %
Wassaic 1at ISIS ion 61.%1 March ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Freight Ships Due
Due dan

Vessel Port. Agency.
pssa. Alexandria. Feb IS. Export s S Corp
Bristol city. BRISTOL March 3.
James Arkell & Co
Inhum, London. March 7....Cunard s S CO
Olympic. Malaga. March g Three Star Line
Ain"fs, Liverpool, March 9,...U s Nav Co
Due Tomorrow
Messiah, Liverpool. March II Int Mer Mar
Steel Worker London. March 10.
Isthmian Lines
Susuuehanna 5 : Corp
Due sunday
Tarentia, Glasgow. March H.. CunHrd s : Co
z"rembo, Dunkirk, March H.
Cosmopolitan Line
Cold Harbor, Los Angeles, March T.
NaWsco Lines
Minnedosa. Liverpool, Marcn IT,
Canadian Pacific II T. Co
Southwestern Miller, London March 3.
, Furross. W,thy & co
Tiithorn Shields, March 13.... Kerr 5 S co
Due Tuesday
Montana. London. March l4..Atl Trans Limo
Due Wednesday
hanetIa Avonmouth, March ~.
Robert l. Hague
hHlIIa' Oran March lO....... Phelps Bros
Due Thursday
Menominee, London, March 49,
Casper, Santos. March Lint Freight Corp
Balsaln Cork, March Il.
Moore, Mccormack 6. Co
Due Friday, March 81
N,rgila, London. March To-. .Cunard Limo
Wheeling Mold. Shields, March H.
J II Winchester & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Ry Radio Cory. of America

IPositioua Mt noon unless otherwise stated.
An"ss 100 T siasconset Mar
I,ylayl 10 WNW Cross RIP LN Mar -.
Byron u Renson l35 Ambrose Mar ~.
Charles Bracy 3,t31 SW Diamond Shoals
civ W"1 Of atlanta $40 sw Gayhoad Mar %.
city Of Columbus l22 \ Diamond Shoals
CITY .'y' Of Rome 90 sw Gayhead Mar %.
columbia left Baltimore for Ne" YORK
corning 500 W sand Key Mar g.
clare 72i s Scotland Mar %.
Delaware sun 81 \ Diamond shoals Mar 20.
Ticstcro toe y Diamond Shoals Mar 90.
Filisiro 200 $ Scotland Mar %.
FL Dricuto 190 : ScotlRrd Mar %.
Federal 10 y Winter Quarter Mar %.
TranIlIa 27s s Ambrose Mar %.
Ficemau q FNE Block Island Mar %.
George " Barnes 1870 SW South Pass
George G Henry 1e2 sw Nantucket Mar %.
Gollcoost l6o, Jupiter Mar 22
Harry Luckeubach SO Overfals is
Ierberl l. Pratt l4o NE Jupiter Mar q.
Holm y Archbold pd Ambrose Mar 90
\ Pew 40 " TortuRas Mar %.
Joseph N Cudahy % NE Jupiter Mar %
Kansas $40 SIC New York Mar %.
Lake Arthur l6S s Ambrose March 23
Maracaibo go s Ambrose March %.
AIaadcquot ISL = Ambrose March g.
Marine Lat a 4G Long $500 w March %.
Mmalbro . w Cross Rip ~ March 81.
Newton % So Montau< March 93
Norfolt passed Hodge Fence IN March 33.
orient - Cape Henry March 81.
Paul PaiT - f Nantucket March 23
Portuguese Prince passed Nantucket Il 80
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Rochester 900 Overfars ~ March %.
Santa Teresa sos : Ambross March %.
Schodack 13l f Ambrose March %.
Seasornett . y " Montauk Point March
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Steel Scafarer 276 g Ambrose March %.
Swifteagle G5 NNE Diamond Shoals March
Tomalva 2}0 E Jupiter March %.
Wnlter y Luckenbach as Cspe Maysi
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Wm Boyce Thompson IS IT Capo May
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Robt q Hopkins IS S Diamond shoale
Herbert G Wyle left Portland 5:45 NJ
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