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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
CLUB DANCE DATES.

The first dance to be given by the
Dancing Club will be November 25.
the music for the series Of dances the
club has planned for the winter will
be furnished by Miss Hendricks and
MISS Chamberlain. Hos.esses for the
evening of the first event are Mrs. ].
L. Masters, Mrs. H. r. Gregg, Mrs. s.
B. Starrett and Mrs. G. l.. Armstrong.
Following are the dates chosen for the
next three dances: December 16; jan
uary 13: and February 4. Later an
nouncements to follow.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
FRUIT GROWERS, ATTENTION.

Tle annual grade and pack meeting
will be held at Spokane December Is.
Each district is entitled to one dele
gate for every $50 cars Of apples
shipped. The fruit growers Of the
Oroville, Ellisforde and Tonasket sec
tions are requested to attend a meet
ing at Omak on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 22nd at p. M, at the school
house for the purpose Of electing three
delegates.
F. c. NELSON,
Dist. Hort Inspector.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.

The annual election OF the Oroville
Women's Civic League was held Fri
day, November 10, and the following
officers were chosen: Mrs. +. w. Tay-
lor, president; Mrs. J. l.. Masters,
vice-president; Mrs. Irwin Spinks, Sec
retary; Mrs. s. s. Starrett, Jr., treas
urer; Mrs. Chas. T. Peterson, cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. Amel Schultz
will act as librarian. The library will
be open to the public Saturday after
Moons from 2 to $50 o'clock.
Secretary o. w. c. League.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Holy communion a. m Church
school 10 a. m. Morning prayer II a.
M Study group in spiritual healing
every Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Boy Scouts Friday evening 1880 Girl
Scout Saturday afternoon 200 p. m.
Choir Saturday afternoon at three.
d. VINCENT GRAY, Vicar.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
sermon at IL o'clock. Young Peopies
meeting at GAS p. m.
On Sunday evening We begin an
Eyangelistic campaign to continue Tor
two weeks, the gospel is worthy OF our
attention and interest. The message
of God is Repent. Ye.' We invite you
to attend and cooperate in the good
work.
Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-17
COURT ADJOURNS.

Judge Neal adjourned the November
term Of court Wednesday and dis
charged the jury. Two prisoners plead
guilty and were sentenced and other
cases were not ready for trial. The
next term will be held in January.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
FORESEE BIG FUTURE
FOR SHIPBUILDING HERE
Dominant Note of Addresses
of Three Maritime Experts.

PHILADELPHIA. May S.--An optimistic
forecast regarding permanent future
for shipbuilding as a successful Ameri-
can industry was the dominant note in
addresses before the annual meeting of
the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Asso-
citation tonight by the three experts In
the varied branches of maritime enter
prise.
The speakers were W. Averll Harri-
man. chairman of the board of the
American Ship and Commerce Corpora
ton; George Earl Chamberlain. Com
missioner of the United States Shipping
Board, and Rear Admiral Louis Mccoy
Mutton. commandant of the Phla-
delphia Navy Yard.
Rear Admiral . Mutton emphasized
three points which he stated were of
vital Importance TO the future success
of America as a maritime nation. They
were passage of the shipping legisla-
ton pending before Congress, the most
modern equipment and the perpetuaton
of the splendid shipbuilding organiza-
tions which we now possess
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
FOREIGN PORTS.
by Mail.1

BALBOA, April 2I-Arrived. str Cuba, san
FFraDcsco.
sailed 26th, strs Canadian seigneur (Br)
auckland. &c; May 2, Venezuela, San Fran
fcisco.
HALIFAX May s-sailed, strs Maridal
ltNor). Montreal; 9TH. Vancolite tBr). Mex
;ico.
sailed 18th. strs Canadian Coaster (Br,
4 rlottetown Ito load for Cuba); Gyr
btgH)s Manchester.
i HAVANA. May 5-Sailed. str Manta. Car
HEARTS CONTENT, NE. April 2o-sailed
sstr -cranley (Br). England.
NyNTREAL, May ARRIVED, strs Cana
Idi an Mariner tBr). st John; Canadian Sap
lrer tBr), st Johns. NE; 9TH, w II Libby,
lMeSjco:' Eibergen Dutch. Newport News.
SlsLINA CRUZ. April 27-Sailed. strs Mex
leo Mex. San Francisco Both. Ginyo Maru
Gap). Valparaiso. &C
tst3EBEC, May 4-Passed in Bridge, str
|Talarite tBr). Tampicn for Montreal.
l9fTs Avonmouth for Montreal; Canadian
Legser CBrl. Barbados, &c, for do; Mime
|dcSe tBr). Liverpool for do
,P4ssed In Cape Salmon 9TH, str Canadian
Volunteer (Br). Barbados. &c. for Montreal.
SEA NGHAI. April 2s-Arrived, bark Alicia
|Hexkide. Grays Harbor.
ST JOHNS, NF; April 2s-Arrived, str
|na5nbuco; gath. FIowerdew (Br), Halifax :
Lady ST John tBr). Oporto; 2Sth. str Glen
l. sty (Br). Montreal.
IN port May /. schr Harry & verna tBr,
|fot Brazil.
SYDNEY. Nsw. May 2--Arrived. str West
Henshaw, Seattle, &c.
YARMOUTH. Ms, May 4-In port schr
Martha Parsons tBr,. for Halifax Ito load
for New York;
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
S. WILBUR CORMAN IN
A SPEECH TO 'AD' MEN
Discusses Trade Associations
at Winston-SoIen Meeting.

WINsToN-SALEM, n. c., May Sat a
meeting here of the Southern Council of
the American Association of Advertis-
ing Agencies and the Chamber of Com
merce, S. Wilbur German. president and
general manager of the German Com
pany of New York, delivered an address
tonight on the subject of the asso-
ciational idea I'm business and advertls-
ing.
THE reason trade associations pretty
generally are successful in this country
said Mr.. German. rs because American
business men pretty generally are honest
and decent at heart and want their in
dustries to be the same. That is why
they get together and stay together.
THE fundamental justification of ad-
vertising is economical distribution and
service TO society. Scientific dlstribu-
ton must go hand in hand with scien-
tihc production IL merchandise distribu-
ton at fair prices Is TO be accomplished
Advertising thus becomes concerned
with every other line of business en-
deavor and proudly claims to render a
real service to human kind.
Thanks to the efforts of various asso-
ciated interests advertising rates. terms
and conditions have been so standard
lied that an advertising rate card is no
longer a deep mystery. and, broadly
speaking rates as published are main
tanned and are uniform to all. Prac-
tically all publications of national circu-
lation. of farm papers and all important
newspapers, with the exception of thirty
or forty, now allow recognized advertis-
ing agencies a uniform differential of
Is per cent.
Under the conditions of to-day an
adv ertiser knows that he is paying ex-
actly what other advertisers pay and
knows the exact recompense of his
agency"
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
TO-day's Radio Program
station WIZ. Newark twestinehouse.l
Tune to $50 Meters.

station WIZ. Newark twestinrhouse)
Q A. M-Agricultural reports and prices; mu-
sical program
10 a. M-Nuscal program.
II A. M.-Nusical program
Il M.-Agriculturai reports and prices mu-
steal program.
. p M,-shipping news: musical program.
. =. NJ. TO y. NJ on the hour-Bsseb II
scores; musical programs.
0 7. M--officisi weather forecast: sgricul-
o52 TO II p. M.--official Arlington time
# :oi r. M.4-offieIsI weather forecast
700 r. M.-"Man In the Moon" stories (c)
Newark Sunday Call.
ers." by Miss Mildred Maddocis, chairman
OF the board. Good housekeeping Institute.
$500 p. M.--Concert BY the Philharmonic So
ciety of tho Oranges lthe concert Is com
posed Of about forty players who are bust
noss men from various parts Of the
Oranses). r.. Bergmann, conductor. y.
Bcrthoid. concert master. Program la
Refine de Saba" Marche ct Cortege. Gou-
nod "Beauty's Eyes" cornet solo. Tosu;
Omitted States Field Artillery March"
Sousa: Titus Overture" Mozart: Melody
OF Peace" rroll-Martin THE Girl Who
Smiles" Jean Briquet; Lights Ou, March,"
Mccoy. Cornet solos by Harry Stalter.
900 r. M.--Concert by the Dorian Quartet.
well known by their concerts throughout
the East and Middle west Hazel Drury.
first soprano: Elvera Cedargreen. second
soprano; Ruth Pearcy. first alto; Lula
Root. second alto: accompanist. John
Wainman, barytors. Program "Car-
nens." Wilson; "Mainda," Won Tllzer;
April Showers" silvors: Songs nv
Mother Used TO Sing" "rhe Soxtet from
Lucia III Lemmernoor," Donizetti. by the
quartet ''One F'leetlng Hour" Lee; wake
Up" Phillips, Miss CedarRreen; "Barca-
role" from Tales OF Hoffnann," Offen-
bach. Miss Drury and Miss Root Amour
Viens Alder" from Samson ct Della
Saint Sacns, Miss Pesrcy: Pale Moon"
Logan; Tommy Lad" Margetson, Mr..
wcinman; Jewel Song" from Faust"
C;ounod. Mss Drury; IAN Through the
Night" old Welsh air: Charley IL My
Darln'." Scotch. Miss Root.
station wGy. Schenectady General EIectr,c).
e:f5 T.. NJ. - Concert Cprogram provided
through the courtesy OF the Emma Willard
Conservatory OF Troy. ". " Piano solos
(n) Improvisation" MacFayden: (b)
"Terpschorean Nindobona" No. f3. Godow.
sky, Miss Beatrice Colwell, Baritone solo,
"Give a Man Horse He Can Ride" Ceof-
frey oHara, John noxford. Violin solo.
Indian Lament" Kreisler. Miss Sophie
Adler. Readlngs. (a) "Bill 'Awisns." Kip
ling (b) "rNszy Wuzzy" Kpling Miss
Elizabeth Ann Hill OF Russell Sage Col
legc. Alto solo. "Cavottc' from mtg
non" Thomas; Miss Helen Ford Piano
solo, prelude q minor. Rachmaninoff;
Joseph Ice. Tenor solo. "Ah, Moon Of ffy
Delight" from the Persian Garden" Leh.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09

hoy for Vineyard Haven. so4 and sol. for
New Bedford.
strs HH Tuscsiasa neis ssr, Yokohama; s Tsushims
Maru (Jap). New York. &c. for shanghai;
&c: India Arrow. Sabine for China; City OF
Arrived sth. strs Jeptha. Astoria; Mime
sotan. do; Thos Beal. do.
Sailed 9th. strs Cape Roman. New York;
Ranger. New York: orinoco. do.
Sailed 9th. str Lurline. Honolulu via AS
toria motor ship Fionia Dan). Vancouver.
Seattle: Dinteldyk Dutch, do.
Sailed sth. strs India Arrow, Shanghai;
pilworth, Seattle; -,
alaskan. New York; Katrina Luckenbach,
Philadelphia: X ! Luckenbach. San Fran
cisco tand sailed for New York;.
ssasf 81 ToA a5s st. sfms Sa May G san pMsss
str Guiana tB). New York.
SAN JUAN, PR. May y--e-Arrived. str
SAVANNAH. Ga. May s-Arrived. strs Col
legian tBD;. Liverpool' West Imboden;
fer Philadelphia; Howard. Baltimore Cand
sailed for Jacksonville) City Of Montgorn-
cry. New York: Liberator. New York. &C.
Sailed sth etrs Jacob Christensen (Nor)
Jacksonville; City of Atlanta, Boston.
TACOMA. Wash. May 7--salled. strs Ala
gama lana Msru p Jap iokohana' Mohsohah
TAMPA. Fla. May s-Arrived. strs Carib.
HOUSTON, Iruxilo. New orleans
Sailed Sth. str w Riggs. Fort Myers.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. May s, > PM
Arrived. tugs Wyoming. towing one barge
G PM. Aries.
Arrived sth. schr Charles C Lister. Gutten-
burg for Fredericton. NIB land sailed
Sailed sth. PM, tug Harold. towing one
ba arge, east
Sailed sth. schrs Luther Little (from
Tampa. Boston; Alice S Wentworth (from
Chatham). Greenport.
Passed sth, 5:45 PM. str Ripogenus cast
Jacksonville. William A NauEler.
west; Wyoming. east st.-Wind NV. light
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
sSHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Fqp GT,herbourg T,1 and Bremen land proceededl
| PORT ANTONIO. May S-Arrived. str Ori-
fsni tBrl.. Philadelphia.
foRT NATAL smss May Arrirea. 1a iaesiDn9io ssr York
Castle (Br), New York.
PORT SAID. May 7-Arrived. str Katuna
PRESTON, May 4-Arrived. str Manaqui
PUERTO BARRIos. May e-sailsd. str
| PUERTO cASTILLA. May ARRIVED, strs
sopan sHond,. New Orleans; Lysefjord
Eorl. Philadelphia.
epehanna. New York for Bremen and Dan
Fig tand proceeded).
Arrived sth. str President Adams. New
Arrived sth. Pm. str Canopic (Br). Boston
Ma Halifax for Liverpool.
RIO JANEfRo. May 7-Arrlved. str Ker-
Sailed 7th. str Robin Gray. Baltimore.
AoTTERDAM. May 6-Arrived, str sar-
Sailed 9TH, strs Crawford. Galveston. To-
tnaisa, Galveston: 9Th, Ampuilaria (Br).
1ksy ,,an West; 81, MarinTIa TI. sBr2, Kew West.
JH neUGN. s'n Nay M i,pg msailea, %ps str Bloomfield
10. New Orleans.
sANTIAGo. May 6-sailed. str Honduras
l SHANGHAI, May 6-sailed. str Golden
Etate. San Francisco.
Arrived 9th. str Wray Castle (BD. New
|Nork and Norfolk.
SHIELDS. May 7-sailed, str BloemfonteIn
|tBr), New York.
SINGAPORE. May s--sailed. str City of
Arrived 30th str Knight of the Garter
|tBr), New York and Norfolk.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 6-Sailed. str Maui
retaHia (Br), New York via Cherbourg.
Sailed Goth. str Mendocino (Nor, Houston,
pex.T
IELA. May s-Arrived. str Esparta. New
N ork.
Sailed 9th. str Turralba. New Orleans via
Barrios.
TRIESTE, April 29--saied. str i'residente
Wilson qtaD. New York (not May p.
TURKS ISLAND. May Z. noon-Sailed, str
Luksfjel tNor). New York
VANCOUVER, BE, May 7-Arrived, str
rental. Port Alyo.
VICTORIA. Be. May 7-Arrived. bark
Simon + Tolmie (Br). Kobe.
Arrived 18th. str Empress of Russia (Bp, T,
y olsohama for Vancouver.
.xrrived sth. str Bay State. YokohamaS &c.
for Seattle.
YOKOHAMA. May 5-Arrived, str Eastern
Prih1e tBr), Tacoma for Kobe.
arrived Sd. str Biyo Maru (Jap). New
y ork. New Orleans. &C.
Sailed 9TH. strs Himalaya Maru Jap), Ta-
coma: 5th. Monteagle (Br). from Hong Koag
for Vancouver.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09

turned down his balance OF power
scheme" which would have insured the
nomination of McCumber, and have
nominated their idol. former Gov.
Frazier.
"McCumber always looked out for
himself alone. when we were having
our fight. now let him look out for him.
self again." is the way the Republican
opponents of the league put it. They
add:
The State election Is more import
ant TO us than the Senatorship. Nc
Cumber's attitude brought about the
defeat of Senator Gronna and the elec-
tion of a Socialist in the person OF
Senator Ladd. whom we do rot recog-
nize as Republican. Now let the tail
go with the hide"
In view of these conditions the at
titude of Republicans and Democrats
who look with comparative indifference
upon the possible election of another
league Senator may be explained.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
YALE LAUNCH SAVED
FROM GOING OVER DAM
Engine Stops 100 Feet From,
Dangerous Plunge.

DERBY Conn, May S.-The Yale
launch Bingo, with George Corderry
freshman coach, and four students
aboard was saved from plunge over
the Housatonic River dam here late
to-day when Michael Young. a Yale
undergraduate, went to the assistance
of the endangered craft in the motor
BOAT Elihu.
The Bingos engine stopped 200 yards
from the dam and the wind carried the
boat down stream while futile efforts
We're being made 10 start the engine
Three of the students jumped into the
river aud tried to check the progress
of the Bingo by holding to a rope.
Young saw the situation from the
Yale dock and managed to start the
Elihu's engine and go to the aid of the
BinSo. which was then 100 feet from
The dam. The dam is twenty feet high
and the water going over 1t is three
feet deep.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

Jacques Cartier (Fr). baltimore: Lucigen
M,br,. Rotterdam; & Msmbi ns;nh Cuban. Mas Cuba
Galveston sTsxao nna1 ssm Jose ceea reis RSaer N'
Sailed 9Th, str sosua GNor,, Santiago.
| Sailed from Port Eads 9Th. strs Cerro
tHond), Port Cor:ez; Fagernes lItaD
efN9sS Ps NR cuSs %s fa%qr May ca9f
strs Lake Arthur. New York; Luclline (Br)
| New Orleans.
Sailed sth. str Lewis X Thurlow. Balti-
NORFOLK. Va. May s-Arrived, strs Carl
ton. New Orleans and Galveston for Venice
&c; Gunnar Hs.borg tNor,. for New
vile; Munwood. New York for sagua; Stone
wall. Baltimore for Constantinople. Bran
don. New England; North Wind. New York;
sex. New England Mntoa, Portland. Me
Arlington. Beverly: Hector (Br). Seattle for
London; Beiita (Nor), New York. Kefuku
stoebondo Dutch. Savannah for Batavia
&C. via Marseilles; architect (BD. Cuban
Dorothy Palmer, Portland. Me-; A Ernest
Mills New York.
Sailed 5th. tugs John A Hughes. towing .
barges; Eastern, towing bargee.
Sailed Sth. str Christian Michaelson (Nor)
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. May 7-Arrived.
PORTLAND. ore. May s-Arrived. str
Eastern Sailor. Taku Bay.
| fOhE ARTHUR, lex. May S-ArrNeu, StrS
Acme. New York: o Waring, Bator
Rouge; Brilliant, Tampco; osupposed) Hef-
from. Baltimore for Eastern ports; Jomar,
Tampico
Arrived Ith. strs GulflsIng. Jacksonville !;
Swiftscout. Tampico; Hoven, do.
Sailed Ith. str Irmgard (GeD. Tampico.
Sailed Sth, strs Gulfqueen, north of Hat
! teras; Houma. Tampico; Lightburne. north
OF Hatteras Utacarbon. Mexicon ports; schr
PORT TAMPA. Fla, May s-Arrived. str
Trinidadion. Port Arthur
Sailed Sth. str Minnie de Larrinaga (Br),
Norresunby
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May S-Arrlved. strs
Smyrna via New York Herbert l. Pratt.
Port Lobos: w Van Dyke. Texas City;
Lehigh. San Pedro. &c: Lena Luckenbach.
mack. Jacksonville and Savannah: Nam
tucket. Boston: Rio Grande (Nor), Whining
ton: Federal. Houston.
Cleared 9th. str Blue Triangle. Pacific
Cleared sth. strs II Leonard. Tampico; /;
Hallgierd (Nor). Norfolk; Lehigh. New
York.
Sailed 9th. str Persian, Savannah and
Jacksonville.
Sailed sth strs Edward l. noheny, Tam
pico; Plainfield; New York latter passed
New York.
Sailed from Chester, Pa 6th schr Virginia
Passed out Delaware BrealSwater 7th.
Il 30 PM. strs Otarama tBD, Philadelphia
for sydney. NsW. sc: sth. .1:io AM. Ed
Taes roRTLaN6 aGSfny n i's May assc9 sarrved
Transportation. Norfolk.
Sailed sth, str Hampden, Norfolk; schr
Henrietta A Whitney from Calais). New
PROVIDENCE, RI. May 7--Arrived. tug
Director. Norfolk. towing barge Huron.
Sailed 7th, schr Minas Prince (Br), New
POINT JUDITH. RI. May s, 7 AM-Passed.
tug Wyoming. towing barses s06. Perth AM
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
ST. TlMOTHY'S MERGED
WITH ST. MATTHEW'S
Plans Ratified at Meeting of
C0nGreGofions.

The Episcopal Church of Zion and st.
Timothy. 1886 West Fifty-seventh street.
and the Church of ST. Matthew. 2s West
Eishty-fourth street. will be conso,i-
dated into Que congregation, It was Az
nounced last night after the ratification
at meeting in the West Side Y. M
c. A. of plans evolved some time ago
The Church of ST. Matthew will be the
Rome OF the consolidated congregation.
as the building of the other church was
BADLY damaged by fire several months
ago.
The Rev. Frederick Burgess. .Jr.. rec
tor OF the Church of Zion and st. Tim
othy. and the Rev. Arthur IT. Judge. rec
tor of the Church of st. Matthew. will
serve as co-rectors OF the united con-
gresation until 1924, when the Rev. Mr.
Judge viii retire. At that time he will
have been rector for twenty-four
years.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
CALIFORNIA MASONS
BAR KU kLUX MEMBERS
Grand Master Holds Their
Tencts Are Un-Amcricon.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S.--A letter di-
recting that members of the Ku Klux
Khan be denied admittance into the Ma
sonic order was ordered sent to all MEM
bers in California and the Hawaiian ISL
ards to-day by DR.. Samuel u. Burke.
Grand Master OF the California jurisdic-
tion.
The letter asserts that the Khan
tenets are inlmical to the tenets of true
Amcricanism and Masonry and there
fore have no place within the organiza-
ton"
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
Fire Record

i4'i5zl:s i,.,s Hester ST. Loui, Green. Loss
i2i5-iai Hester st.; Loai. Korron rTrfli"s
i;.o-ai vesey St. Benjamin Rose, ''i''ns
ia;45-ss5 West Eighth St; Patrick
s:o5--.7ss webster sv. Bronx; u1n Unknown
5;i5--ia4 and i2s' worth st.: Police r''i'ns
s:so-lss s"'v"sa' wsst list ST. james TriflIns
s:co-wcsi Farms Creek and l7ofh ThN"o"n
st.. Bronx; barge; ccvolpa
ii;io--,sil East iath st.; Rocco DO @"""0""
y =, icrri ......'.'.....'.,-... Unknown
12sio-aco East Ninth St. Filsnd
80 brothers ....... .......... .Trtfling
12;45-i52G Brook av.. Bronx Kath-
5o-Rivinsion at. aud East River; T;'"0W"
scow: O'Brien Bros. ........ Unknown
2'25-Ids Christopher ST.; New York
Central Railroad. ............. .TrffIinr
2:3o-!s7 Southern Boul,ard. Bronx:
Johnson Realty Company. Unknown
2;3o-ss East iiith ST.; Bon
c:do-Rier 90. East River; vn.
s;o5-e,h az and isth st.; vacant
lot; Henry Grady. ......... ra1nown
3;3o-si Delaney ST.; Joseph pu-
EeTSte ..s.s..... 1. Unknown
J;3J-3ffh ST. and LIST av.; automc-
bile. Harry Wenstein. Unknown
o;oo-5s3 West 4eth ST.. Century
Polishing Company ......... Unknown
5;i0-i39 East 53d st.; Peter
leacnie ................... .rnknoNvn
5:i5-iT3 wcr; Gath st. Ed Murphy Trifiins
G;o1-il3i Lexington av. Thomas
.,, Kenncdy :....:..........:.. .Trifing
6;So-21fS I.afontsinc av.. Bronx;
Caroline Angets.. .......... Unknown
T:1j-Ili West 21ih ST.. Surprs~
t!ress Company y............. Unknown
,:2o--4 East i35th ST.; Y. VI. MotJr
io:3o-ss West ssth st.. kilmer
Schv artzman ................. .TriflnE
10 ;3o--552 benox av.; Isaac Altman. Trifl!ny
T;co-T West Thrtleth street: Ven
dome Costume Company -. Unknown
s;2o-2s. East Seventh street; John
s:i0-toI East Twenty-fourth street
Thomas Roy................. Unknown
s:i5-a3i Sixth avenue; Frank Dos-
ioufnF .....s.ss.. ....... Unknown
o:05-iis East Broadway; j. Mize-
witz ............... ........... .Triflirg
. g:.5--i3 Spring street: unknown. Unknown
9;2a-osi West Eleventh street; un-
known ........t......... ....... Unknown
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The New York herald., 1922-05-09
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL

TERNANpINA. Fla. May 5,-Arrived, sti
Clavarack, Hamburg.
Arrived Sd. str Bjornefjord tNor). I'm
mlngham.
Sailed 18th. ctr Thuriand Castle (Br)
Ghent
GALVESTON. Tex. May e--sailed. strs
Meine (Noro, Nordenhamn: Hans Ger
London Montrolite (Br. Halifax.
HONOLULU. May 3-Arrived. str Buford
San Francisco
Sailed 1st. schr Mary Foster, Puget
Sound.
MANILA. April so-Arrived. str sherman
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May ARRIVED
u Capella. Philadelphia via Balboa; I'd
schr Commodore, New castle. NSW.
Sailed Sd, schr Forest Home, Bristol.
SABINE. Tex. May o-saed. str Pear
Shell. ports In India.
SAN JUAN. PR. April 2S--Arrived. strs
Clare. New York.. Amor Dutch, Monte
Christi (and sailed o9th for Havre) 3Oth
Buenos Aires (sp). Barcelona, &C tant
sailed May for Havana);, May 2. Hancocl
County. Port au Prince.
ST THOMAS. VI. April 2o-Arrived. str
BOLIVAR. New York (and sailed 23d for 81
Croix, &c).