davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
Gullty, Says Jury, With
No Recommendation

AT last the jury announced itself
ready. The Judge entered the court
room and the twelve men of the jury
med In. The foreman read the verdict
me defense asked for II poll of the jury
sha each man answered guilty"
Inc crowd had leaned forward to
near bettsr. A few in the rear stood
Ms Sa the benches to catch every word.
phey were waiting for the recOmmen-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
THEY'LL NETER HING ME-.
I'M NOT WORR YING," "SHE
DECLARES IN HER CELL
Only Case in Southern Commonwealth
Where Feminine Slayer Paid Death
Penalty Mas in 1872, and Governor
Mas Ousted for Not Commuting
Sentence

HE State Of Georgia agtated today question
u perpexng problems of the criminal
question the
and at time other in
the law penalty convicted Of
murder?
alone ignomni-
death the scafod or in the electric chair?
safeguarding life
the first recorded murder that of Abel sought
means o. dealing adequately with crime.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
WILL CHzDALROUS GEORGIA EXECUTE W>OMAV
FOR KILLING HUSBAND WHO SOUGHT DIVORCE
These Nine Women Have Been Hanged
In This State, the Last in 1889

County,
Governor
Gr
MLLER
Isuh
HoW
June d
usbadand nd to by poison o
Mortur rCuntyO aoba inHu ~
20 punishable
called e supremep
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
Continually Abused Him:
DrOUe Him Avay Again

Even after he had complied with
her demands she continued to abuse
him and finally drove him away again
At last he started suit for divorce and
recovery Of the property. She made
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
RVACkA A SBEH LIDU PRO
kURkU CHLEBA.

Frank Tipple, 800 Lucia
Ave. lezi V nemocnici sv. Luka-
Sc ranou mad pravym okem
a Benjamin Graves, 2311 W.
chodni 83. ul. premysli Ia
paku, jak mnohdy vec Ma oko
nepatrna muze zavdati podnet
k vecem velkym. Tipple totiz
vhodil ma vych. 90. ul. a Cen
tral Ave. Gravesovi do oblice-
je kousek chleba, q toho po-
ystal ma pocatku Jen souboj,
ktery kdyz prisly poslly pro o.
be strany rozvinul Sc pravl-
delnou bitvu, ktere Sc sucast-
milo as 800 muzu, k iejichz u
kroc eni vyrukovaly dive letaci
skadrony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
SKOLNf RADA UVAZUJE O
ZRUSENl NEkOIIkA Def
SKYCH SkOLEK.

Ia vcerejSiho zasedani ahol-
nj rady bylo uVazoVano 0 zru-
seni tax zvanych "datShych
zahradek" superintendento-
vi X. G.. Jonesovi bylo ulo2eno
do pfiSti schuze pripravit. ma
vrh, kde by tyto ustavy meiy
byti zruseny. Jedna Sc arci
jen 0 Skolky V tax zVanych re-
sidentnich ctvrtich, kde nehy-
dli rodiny, kter6 by me.y po-
dobneho zaiizeni treba. V ctVr
itch huste zalidnenych bad AZ
ponechany Y dalSl einnosti. Jo-
nes sam patrne nenl prltelem
podobneho vychovavaclho sy-
stemu a vysloyil Sc velice po-
chybne o vlivu ma 'ltlou mladeZ
pokud Sc arci tyce paedagogle
kych vysledku. Hlavnim ice
lem skolek jest, aby ditky ma
tex idoucich ga vydelkem, me-
" nejakeho utulku vubec.
Take o opatrovani ucebnie
zdarma bylo vcera debatoVano
aniz by vsak jednani melo ne
iakeho vysledku. Pro vyslo
villa Sc pani Greenova, jez 5.
soucasne vyslovila proti hazde
mu snizovani utitelskych1 onla
til. Zbytek jednani zabra
rozpotet, kterem bude dale
jednano na mimoladne vecern
schulz We Stiedu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
YCEREJSi ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY.
TELEFONNi SPOLECNOST MA Wy
SVETLITI PROC NEZAVADl
ZLEPSENl.
JEDNANO o NOVEM PROBLEMU A PREMENE STA
RENO ERIE HRBITOVA v HRfSTE

Pfedseda m6stske rady "a
vGerejSi schuze obviloval The
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., re nj
kterak neprovadi zlepsovani
sluzby, jak Sc byla zvlaStni
smlouvou zavazala a kdy il
souGasne, nasledkem techto sill
bu bylo povoleno r. 1919 zvySi-
ii poplatky. V ddsledcich te-
to stiznostl byla radnlmi prija
ia iednomyslne resoluce, KITE
rou Jest svolayan zvlastni W.
Dor, ktery ma predvolati ured-
Milky spoleGnosti k zodpoved-
nosti ma verejnem slyseni.
Do vyboru jmenovani bylt
radni Damn a Mitchell, ktefi
byli tez dleny vyiednavaiicih
vyboru r. 1919 k temto pi'i.
potent jeSte radnl Stacel, Mar
shall a Thompson. Spolecnost
tehdy slibila, re budou-li po
platky zvyseny, ze neidele dc
dvou roku bude sluzba zlepse
ma, iednalo Sc zejmena 0 zrl
zeni moderni automaticke slui
by aspon We dvou stanicich M
zkousku. Ia celou dobu bylc
pry pouze stare zarizeni opra
veno a k prohlidce automati
ckeho telefonovani jinych mt
stech vyslana byla zvlastnl ko
mise, aniz by vsak tato vypra
va Sc mohla vykazati n6jakym
positivnimi vysledky.
Dale byla priiata resoluc'
radniho l.. r. Canfielda, pred
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
z URADOVNY NARODNlHO
HLAV. RADU c. S. p. S.

Oznamujeme ctenym radum
a bratrum, re dedicke Zalezl-
tosti po zemfelych clenech nasi
Jednoty, jez byly IA valky pre-
dany americkemu uiadu Alien
Property Custodian, jsou vyi'i-
zovany naSi uradovnou V te-
chto dnech vyflzeny nasledull-
ci pfipady: Jacob Bednar, de-
dicove, Prokop, Katefina a Ma
RE Bednaf V Chicagu; Martin
Fnouka, dedic Frank Fnouka
Pisku, V Cechach; Frank
Apltauer, dedicove, Frank :
Marie Apltauer. Zbyvaiici pri-
pady poctem pet predany /
vymahani a vyTizeni nasemt
pravniku bratru J. E. Peckovi
la Narodni Hlavni Rad c
S. p. S.
karel Bernreiter,
predseda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11

sedy vyboru mestske rady pro
zalezitosti ficnlch a vodnich
cest, kterou jest navrhovana
velka lidova schdZe, ma ktere
by bylo jednano o otazkach nc
veho prdplavu rekou sv. Va
vrince, pokud Sc projekt doty.
ka zajmu Clevelandu.
Ma dotaz radniho Scholeye
proc re Sc neopravuje Bulke.
ley boulevard V EdgeWatel
Parku, &C tax bylo m6stskym
riditelem parku, Ruetenickem
slibeno, odpovedel sam mayor
Kohler a upozornil, ze mest(
k podobnym upravam par
cich ma k disposici IpouZe
S11, 900, kteryz obnos nikte
rak nestaci a re musi byti, ma
Ii byti prani vyhoveno, povo
len dodatecny fond oboru il
nych.
Jinou resoluci ma byti roz
| hodnut m6stskou radou oSut
Erie hi.bitova ma vych. 9. ul.
podal il radni Bronstrup. BY
la odkazana k dalsimu projed
mani pravnimu riditeli, riditel
dobroGinnosti a pravnimu Wy
boru mestske rady. Ably doda
no bylo resoluci vahy, dostavi
Sc do vcerejsl schuze znacn,
zastup Skomich ditek, jakoz
clenstva organisaci pfimlouva
iicich Sc, ably hfbitoV zmene
byl V hfiSt6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
CELY TENTO TYDEN
jest tydnem velkych laci

v striznim obchode "u Koude-
Ill.," elsie 4735 Broadway a
vzacnou prllezitosti k nakupu
veSkerych potreb k velkonoc-
MIN svatkum. V kazdy den ma
ldete zde prave to, co budete
potrebovati k uprave Vasl do
macnosti a k doplnenl osobnlch
vybav pro dospele pro dltky,
Ia ceny bajecne LEVINE.
Zaclony a zaclonove latky,
stinidla do oxen, ubrusy a stol-
nj damasek, voskove platno,
lozni pradlo, pokryvky Ma po-
stel. prikryvky vlnene, bavlne-
ne vatyrovane, poslamky a
platna, rucniky, ozdobne zbozl
lnene bavlnene k vysivanl ne
bo hackovani, hotove predme-
ty vysite zdobene, stuhy,
krajky a vysivky, latky vseho
druhu praci svatecni, spodni
vrchni pradlo pro muze, zeny
a ditky, puncochy kazdeho po-
pisu. V mnozstvi sahajlcim do
tisicu tuctu a nescetne Jine
pfedmety nekonecnem vybe-
ru. vesmes zbozl prvotridni, "a
rucene velice LEVINE cenene.
Jeste dnes Ultra name y
prodeji yard Stroke perkaly
nejnovejsich iarnich vzorku {
barev, vyborne jakosti Ia pou
hych 16la centu yard. Polobi
lou, pevnou rucnikovou latkl
po Tx centech yard. Pekn,
billy skrim ma zaclony, SO palci
siroky, pO 12l2c yd celou ra
du jlnych laci, nichz mnoh'
uvedeme V pristich OMAN
kach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11

D. Marshall, ienz Ia Fitzge-
raldovy administrace byl puvod
Gem ordinance zavadejici 35t
plyn spolu nekterymi pfisny-
mi nafizenimi sluzebnimi pro
plynarnu, jimiz predpisovan
byl citelny tlak plynu,
jest pro BOZ plynarnou az do
sameho konce. Mayor Kohlel
sam jest pry priklonen k move
mu smirlivemu jednani, coz
ale ponecha uplne pravomo-
ci mestske rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
SOUD ROZHODL
PROTI MESTU We PRO
SPEECH PLYNARNY.

Poslednim vynosem soudca |
w. Vickeryho, J. J. Sullivana a |
"A F.. lngersolla, stanovena dne-
sal cena prlrodniho plynu; Zu-
st2ne platnosti prozatim M
dale. Z rozsudku odvolalo Sc
mesto i the East Ohio Gas Co.
M Mesto trva Ma stnovisku, re le
stara cena 35c ia 1000 krych-
lovych stop postacitelna, kdel
to plynarna Sc odvolala protn,
re pochybuie O tom, re tax Eva
na predloha Millerova sc VITA
huje ma spornou otazku a ze
smlouva uzaviena S mestem jc
vlastne ustavni nemuze byti
plynarnou menena.
Vcera vydal apelacni soud
pojednani, kterym byly argu-
menty mesta valne otreseny,
nebot' bylo dano Ia pravdu
plynarne. Tim ovsem cely ten
vlekly spor nikterak neni u
konten neb jeste dnes bude po-
dano odvolani k nejvyssmu
statnimu soudu V Columbus.
kde pripad, die nekterych
predpokladu bude do sesti IT,
dnIl vyrizen. Mesto trva na
stanovisku, ze plynarna nesmi
die Millercva zakona zruSiti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
T" s Y & T +"

plynarenskou sluzbu V Glove
lande bez vyslovneho svolenl
statni verejne utilitni komise.
Die vcerejsiho rozhodruti
apelacnlho soudu musi ale ply
narna vsechny preplatky pre-
vySujici starou cenu plynu 35c
"a 1000 stop ukladati a vestf
ma zvlastnim uctu V the Union
Trust Co., az do DOLBY, kdy SOU
dem bude otazka definltivne
rozhodnuta.
Byvaly VISA dni komisar j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
DO STARE VLASTl.

Ma navstevu do stare vlastf
odiizdi 2 Clevelandu pi. MarH
Doubravec a re Salem, o., pi.
Marie Hlavan. z New Yorku
vviedou Is. dubna po lodi A
merika. ODE jedou do jeJich
domovi ia Slovensko. Vypravu
obstaral iednatel FIR. Sakryd.
Prejeme JIM st'astnou cestu a
radostne shledani jejich pfa-
tell. N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
DIVA STRAzNfCI PRCPU-
STEM z MESTSkYCH
SLUzEB.

Bezpecnostni fiditel 7. 4,
MARTINEZ oznamuje propusteni
dvou policejnich straznikd A.
Jenricha a H. w. Leightcna,
ktefi Sc prave ma l. apryle ma
pill tax slusne, re to pry nede-
lalo policii paradu. Byll pfi-
deleni 4. policejnimu precink-
tn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-11
NEHODA AMUDSENOVA
MONOPLANU MA TRANS
KONTINENTALNlM
LETU.
Cestovatel ma prijeti dnes do
Clevelandu.


zkumna costa "a polarni kruh
kapitana RCalda Amudsena
doznala vcera jisteho Zpozdenl
ma Observation-Disclosures letu 2
New Yorku do Seattle. Cesto-
vatel byl nasledkem poruchy
stroje nucen sestoupiti u Mio-
ly, Pa. la pristani Sc jeho ko-
|vovy jednoplosnik j. l.. 6 na
,blativem poll, pfekotil a posko-
dill spodek, krldla kabinu IL
Gastniku. Ma Stesti nebyl nj
kdo, krone nepatrnych odfe-
min zran6n a V letu bude pc
spraveni monoplanu pokraco-
vano, coz sc muze uskuteGnitl
teprve ia 10 dni.
Amudsen sam telefonoval
Iclevelandskym pratelum, re
Inehoda nebude miti na prove
deni ieho planu vlivu re ltta-
dlo vezme po priletu do Seattle
| ma polarni vypravu sebou.
Dnas patrne pfijede vlakem
do Clevelandu. Let pres hme-
rickou pevninu konaji MIN II.
Gade, iiditel newyorske ufado-
vny bankovni firmy Otis g. Co.,
Porutik Oscar Omdal, norvcz-
sky pilot, r. (Slim) Lewis cd
vzdu5ni posty, ktery zastava
sluzbu pilota pri kontinental-
MIN preletu mechanik Ernest
Ruhl
Motor monoplanu jest neme-
Icke konstrukce a byl patrnc pr
i pfeletu Allegheny pohofl pre-
i hfat, coz zavdalo pflcinu k Sc
Istupu, ktery Sc udal Ia vydat-
lneho lijavce. Cestujici mlsell
v nepohode jiti as A mile be
siednym blatem do Clarion
] kde naiezl; utulku tamGjSin
| hotelq.
Cleveland mel byti ma pfr,e
| tn prvni stanici, kde no Hal "A
: mudsen navStiviti Mr. Otise
: nekolik jinych ZdejSlch / %atel
! Celia epolecnost pax hodlala p'
: kraCovati Y dal5im ietu Jest,
, dnes q nejbhHsim cilem mel;
j. byti Omaha, pak Salt LAX;
! City a poStupne Cheyenne
i Wyo. a Sacramento. P%Iet q;
: Seattle byl vynotten Ike konc
: tohoto tydnc.
: Monoplar by. AmuGdsenov
r darovan ] l.. Larsenem, Jedi
j nym obr&vnGnIm obchodnln
: zastupcem typu nemeckeh
1 "Junkef' pro- Ameriku
Sest l6tadel ,ohoto typH by
- pred dV6ma roxy Zak1lpen
poStou pro lopravu vzdlcheh
ale diva z Mich byly zniceny, q
ktereho neStesti priSli O zlvo
diva pilot a diva strojnici. Dne
nenl We sluzb6 ami iediny, ZbJ
vajicl ctyri staly Sc majetket
: soukromych letcu.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JAN. 2e, 1922

Mallory & Co. with sugar. Went to Erie
Railroad pier +, Weehawken.
Str Huron. Porto Plata. Monte Christi and
Turks Island, to the Clyde Steamship Co,
With passengers, mails and mdse. Anchored
ir Quarantine. a.,
CaibarieD 2lst, TO the Munson steamship
Line, with sugar.
Str Munnmar. Antila Jan II and Nassau
o2d. to the Munson Steamship Line, with
passengers. malls and mdse. Went to pier
o. East River
Str Araguaya (Br). Bermuda Jan "a, to
Eanderson q Son, with 122 passengers, malls
and mdse. Went 10 pier a.. North River.
Str Fort Victoria fBr), Bermuda Jan "a,
20 the Furness- Bermuda Line. with 12o pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went TO pier b.
Str Lenape. Jacksonville Jan % and
Charleston 24th. 20 the CLYDE stean,ship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier So,
North River.
Str Charles II Cramp. Jacksonville.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk. 10 the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse Went TO pier
Str Chickasaw, Philadelphia. to the Kerr
Steamship Co. Went to foot Of 51th street
Brooklyn. -
Weir Boyd. Went TO pier !, American
Docks. Staten Island.
Str Maravai (Br), Perth AInboy. to Fur
ness, Witty 4 Co. Went to New York Dock
Co.'S pier "a, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

Tho Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Conn
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffes); ANA
sansett, L. l.; Cape May, N. J.;
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hatteras, N.
c.; Jupiter, Fla; Key West, Fla;
New Orleans. La. These position
(TR) reports must be addressed
only to the radio station called,
and they will be forwarded to
New York. 1t 10 important that
these reports should be sent
promptly at noon each day in
order that they will be received
in time for publication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York;
East Moriches, L. J.. and East.
hampton, L. !.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
LAKE ERIE TO HUDSON
SHIP CANAL PLANNED
House Bill Authorizes Incor-
poration of Company.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Construction
OF ship canal between Lake Erie and
the Hudson River would be authorized
srnder a bill introduced to-day by Repre-
sentative Reed IN. ", Republican.
The. waterway. to be constructed by
a private corporation. would be at least
80 feet deep and 500 feet wide, with one
terminus at Buffalo and the other on
the Hudson at Kenwood. south Of AL
bany. Sale OF hydro-electric power
would reimburse the builders. No tolls
would be charged.
From Lake Erie the canal would pro-
ceed north forty miles to Olcott Harbor
on Lake Ontario turn east to a point
near Oswego. cutting southeast to and
through Oneida Lake. From Oneida
Lake it would proceed through natural
streams and the route of the New York
state barge canal.
The bill authorizes the Incorporation
of "MilIard F. Bowen and his asso-
ciates" into the Lakes to Hudson Ship
Canal Company
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
MORE FUNDS NEEDED
FOR SCOUT CRUISERS
DENLY Wants Cost Limit In
creased by Seven.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Seven scout
cruisers now under construction cannot
be completed unless additional funds
are appropriated by Congress. Secretary
DENLY to-day informed Speaker Gillett
In letter requesting that the limit OF
cost for each vessel be increased from
s75oo.0o0 to Ss,250,000.
Work on the Omaha, on which con-
struction is most advanced. will be
stopped next month, the Secretary said.
unless the cost limit is increased, while
construction on the other scouts will
ceaze when available funds are ex-
hausted.
The failure of cost OF materials ano
labor 10 slump to the extent that had
been expected when estimates We're
made was given by Mr.. DENLY rs the
explanation for the Departments In
ability to stay within the cost limits.
or the seven ships mentioned by Mr..
DENLY, the Omaha. Milwaukee and Gin
cinnati are under construction at Ts-
coma. WASH: the Raleigh and Detroit
ut Quincy and the Richmond and Con-
cord at Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, inc.

distances given in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specificd.1
ASuinex ZOO v Bermuds asth.
Aquarius SOL Cape May 28th.
Bolivar a,i s by Sandy Hook seii1.
Bristol City lat 40 81, Ion so 90 26th.
Ciairton iss Il BY - Cape Henry 26th.
c.onehetta so sw Cape Sable goth:
Coronado gT5 Sc New York 3:34 AM .5th.
eastern Gross I33 E Ambrose l. 26th.
Evelyn 600 Cape Henry 26th.
Cen w g GorEas ~ $ Scotland Il 2oth.
Grcciau IL Fire Island 26th.
Hampton 81 r b. y Fire Island L V goth.
Towan S8s s Ambrose l. v 2sth.
Tropuois left Turks Island 0 AM 2sth.
J u Gordon 500 z Abaco. unhames, 2eth.
Lake C,iltedgc o35 ~ Swan Island 26th.
Lake Fernando Las s Scotland J. Pm
18th.
Manitovoc 1870 y Bermuda 2Gth.
Navarro .256 sSE An1hrose u V Goth.
Neiine 60 Scotland !. 26h.
Monterey 20 Scotland 7. V 2 I'M 10th.
Morro Castle left Nassau for New YORK
AN 2eth.
Ontario ~ u Fire Isisnd o6,h
Or.zaba 93i " Havana 2Bth.
Fipestone County AR r Ambrose L 26th
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Trinidad. Georgetown and Paramaribo. st
SURINAM. IL NJ.

Trinidad. Georgetown and Paramarfbo. str
SURINAM. IL NJ.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20.
Puerto Plata, La Romano. San Pedro de
Macoris. San Domingo City and 5arahona.
str VAGUE. $3.50 AN.
Bahamas Especially addressed onIy). via
Nassau, str CISSY. 0 AM.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str FORT VIC
TORIA. 80 AM.
Bahamas (including Inagua and Fortune
lslands) and City OF Antilla. Cuba (other
parts of Cuba must be specially addreased),
via Nassau and Antila. str MUNAMAR, Z
AM
Bahamas including Inagua and Fortune
Islands (Cuba must be specially addressed), |,
via Nassau and Havana. str SIBONEY. 8
AM I.
Dominican Republic. via Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata, Sanchez, La Romano. San
Pedro de Macoris and San Domingo City,
str CATHERINE, 8 80 AN.
Porto Rico. st Thomas and st Croix, via
San Juan, str PONCE (sea posp. $3.50 AM
isup $50 AM -.
Curacao and Venezuela: also specially ad-
dressed correspondents for Porto Rico. via
San Juan, Curacao, Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello. str PHILADELPHIA. $3.50 AM (sup
$3.50 AM -.
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str ARAGUAYA.
o AM.
Costa Rica CUBA, Jamaica. Canal Zone
and Panama must be specially addressed) :,
via Havana, Port Antonio, KINGSTON, Girls
tobal and Port Limon, str CALAMARES, 3
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
ARRIVED.

Str Lituania CDan). Libau Jan II, Danzig
18th and Copenhagen itth, to the Eas,
Asiatic Go, with first. 5S second cabin aud
ls0 third ciass passengers. mails and NOSE.
Went ia pier :. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
str rscrgensfjord (Nor), Christiania and
S,avancsr Jan 10 and Bergen 18Th. 10 the
Norv ccia NJ America Line. With ~ first, 70
SECOND nnd iiG third class passengers, mails
and udse. M
SIR stockholm (Sv). Go'henburS Jan II. 20
s1r ss,yndi.h- hreri. ~ Line. with i2S cabin
and 30 third class nssserger-, mans ana
r,,ire. Went 20 pier ~ North River.
g'r Nrohinedes Orr. Manchester Jan
and Liverpool f0;h. 10 the White star line,
Str r;ast side. Rotterdam Dec ~ and rhlla-
scIphle Jan 81. 70 the Cosn1opolian shipping
90, with r1dse. Went 70 pier ?. lioooker
str Wcstcrdyk ,DutcnD, Rotterdam jan u.
10 the Holland. America Line, with mdee.
Went 10 foo, OF 18th street. Uoboken.
SIR y ! Iucxeubac. San Francisco, &c,
O., ff,a rr-trrhe..h Steamship Go. with mdee.
NJ hi too. ~ .ai' street, Rrootlyn.
str sasua tDom). sasua Jan 10. 10 g l.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Mount Carroll. Hamburg for New
York Is expected 10 dock at pier s6. North
River. foot of West 46th street. Saturday
afternoon.
ST. America Bremen for New York. II
beink delayed by heavy weather and will
probably arrive Monday.
Str Canada (Fr), Marseilles for New York,
is expected to dock at pier 8, Bush Docks,
Brooklyn, about 10 AM Friday.
Str America GtaD. Naples for New York.
Is expected 10 arrive IN Quarantine late Fri
day and dock at pier 81. North River. foot
OF West 5Tth street. Saturday morning.
Str iceland tBr) Southampton VIA Hall
fax for New York. Is expected 70 dock At
pier 6i North River, foot OF West 2ist
street, Friday afternoon.
str Fort 81 George (Br), 81 Thomas. &c,
for New York, In expected to dock At pier
80, Brooklyn, adjoining Hamilton avenue
ferry, Friday afternoon.
expected TO dock At pier f6. East River,
Friday forenoon.
Str MORO Castle, Havans. &c, for New
York. Is expected TO arrive late Saturday or
early Sunday.
Str Western Plains, from Antwerp, expects
TO reach Boston Monday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Special cable TO The NEW YoEK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. By THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
e Berlin. Jan. @6.
The recent purchases of two large
Dutch steamships by the w. Averill
Hartman interests for the United States
American Lines will be rechristened the
Resolute and The Reliance in honor of
those two American cup defenders. The
Resolute will make her first trip under
the American flag on April IL. to be
followed on May 2 by her sister ship.
Thereafter a fortnightly Tuesday service
from New York will be maintained. The
ships will have American officers and
crews. in 80 far as they are obtainabe.
end American kitchens. The only un-
American features. apparently, wiifNbe
their bars and wine cellars.
Tho Resolutc is the refitted Brabantia
and the Reliance the Limburgia. Both
were taken over from the Dutch Lloyd.
They were built in 1920 and are Of
1000 tons register each. either of them
being 600 feet long and 72 feet wide.
The first class cabins will have beds
only. instead OF berths. and many cabins
Will be en- suite, with parlors and baths.
There will be a gymnasium and SWIM
ring pool aboard each vessel. They will
be situated on the upper deck, where
summer bathing in the sunshine may be
enjoyed by passengers. There will be
hothouses and growing fruit and flow
ers for purse free passengers.
One-~new departure will be the ac-
commoda tions assured second and third
cabin passengers. A steerage in the old
sense of the word does not exfet aboard
these vessels. A few third cabin rooms
viii be reserved by the stewards and
deck space also will be reserved. Also
the crews will have better quarters than
formerly were provided for them and
each officer will have room for him
self