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The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
FEARS VIOLENCE BY
 FATHER-KILLS HIM

San Antonio, May 15--Hugh Stopp. on trial for the murder of his father. explained that he H'was afraid he was going to kill mother" admitt- ing that he had shot off the head of his father. George w. Stopp, aged 45, prominent dairyman of San Antonio.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
WEDNESDAY,
 (TELEGRAPHIcl
CONSPIRACY
 UNEARTHED BY
 TRE6S(rRY DEPT

Seattle. May 1T--Treasury Depart ment agents yesterday barred what they declared to be gigantic con- spiracy. involving the Seattle liar hor Depa artment Patrol. Captain E. G. Croner, in charge of harbor pa trol boat. and Victor O. Bergman. in charge of the same boat on an other shift have been arrested. specifically charged with conspir- acy to smuggle ashore quantities of silk. consisting of sixteen Chinese dinner tea sets Monday night.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARIES
 FIGHT FOR NOMINATION
 FOR -GOyERNORSHIP

Philadelphia May 16-Republi- cans and Democrats today are hold ing State Primaries. There Is a struggle between the Attorney Gen. eral and Attorney Clifford Pinchot for the republican nomination for governor.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
CHANG SETS UP INDEPENDENT
 GOVERNMENT

Tientsin, May 14-An independ- ent government has been set up by General Tso Lin in Manchuria, Mon solia and Jehol. He henceforth will ropudiate all instructions from the President and all treaties nego- tiated by him.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
ACTION OF SUBCOMMITTEE
 CAUSES CRITICAL SITUATION

Genoa May 14-As result of the meeting on Saturday of the Eco homie Conference subcommittee, in which the Russian sisuatiOn was considered, the situation became so critical that it seems doubtful whether the British-French position could be reconciled.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
BOOZE RCNNERS KILLED
 AND LIQUOR CONFISCATED

Long Beach. Calif., May 17-One man was shot and drowned four were arrested and launch with two trunks and 193 cases of liquor were seized yesterday. The arrests and seizures resulted from a battle be- tween police and liquor smugglers in the local harbor.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
HARDING RETURNS FROM NEW
 JERSEY IN AUTOMOBILE.

Washington May 16-President Hardings returned from New Jersey in an automobile. The trip was made in a continuous rain storm from Wilmington.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
MISSIONARY GIVEN ROUGH
 TREATMENT BY MOE

Fl Paso. May 16-Elizabeth St. Leather, Methodist Missionary work CT at Durango City, is suffering from injuries received when she was thrown into an irregation ditch by a Mexican mob
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
VOTES HALF MILLION WAR
 FUND PROSECUTIONS

Washington, May 16-The House has passed a resolution providing for a fund of one half million to be employed in prosecuting war fraud contracts.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
JAPAN FOLLOWS LEAD OF
 FRANCE IN CONFERENCE

Tokyo. May 14-Japan has no i'm tention. at present. of making separate treaty with Russia, accord- ing to an announcement from the Foreign once.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
BIRDMAN ENROUTE TO ALASKA
 CONTINUES FLIGHT

Clinton, la. May 14-Clarence Prest, who is flying from Buffalo.
 N. Y Co Alaska and Siberia. ar
 rived here yesterday and will re- sume his flight tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
ACTRESS DIES IN DRESSING
 ROOM AFTER PERFORMANCE

Chicago, May 16-Eugenia Blair, popular actress playing in Anne Christie" at the Cort theatre. died in her dressing room in the theatre after her appearance during the per formances.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
REPORTED PEACE HAS
 ITS UNCERTAINTY

Picking May 16-General Wu Pei Flu has ordered his troops concern trated at Tang Shan, north of Tient- sin. Wu assumes that General Chang Tso Lin plans to establish an independent empire in Manchuria and Mongolia.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
PRINCE OF WALES LUNCHES
 WITH GOVERNOR WOOD

Manila May 15--The Prince of Wales lunched with Governor Gen eral Wood. The prince made his appearance with blackened eye and bandaged forehead.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
BOOZE IN TRANSIT SUBJECT
 TO CONFISCATION

Washington, May 16-The Su- preme Court held yesterday that liuuor while within the boundary of the United States. enroute from one foreign port to another, can be seiz- ed under the National Prohibition Act
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
DECORATED
 BY BELGIAN KING

Brussels May liking Albert has decorated Samuel Hill of Seat tie with the order of the Commander of the Crown of Belgium. This decoration is in recognition of ser vices performed by Hill to Belgium.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
COAST GUARD CUTTER BEAR
 SCHEDULED TO SAIL TODAY

According to private telegram received by c. Hecht. of the Life Saving Crew. he Coast Guard Cut ter Bear is scheduled to leave Seat tie for Nome today. May 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
CANADIAN BANK IS LOOTE,D BY BANDITS

Vancouver. May 16-The Grand View branch of the Bluff Royal Bank was held up by three armed men and robbed of s1,500,000.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
LLOYD GEORGE EXPECTED TO
 RETURN THIS WEEK

London. May 16-It is semi-offie- ially stated that Lloyd George and the British delegation to Genoa will return to England by the end Of this week
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
HONORS TO BE CONFERRED
 UPON HARDING

Princeton, May 16-At the annual June commencement to be held here, the degree Of Doctor Of Laws will be conferred upon President Harding.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
PIONEER PHYSICIAN
 DIES OF PARALYSIS

Bellingham, May 16-Dr. W. R. Dray, pioneer physician died as the result of a stroke of paralysis.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
DRINKING PARTY ENDS
 FATALLY FOR WOMAN

Seattle, May 15-A moonshine house boat drinking party culminat- ed in the death of Mrs. Clara Thomas. AZ years old and mother of four children. Mrs. Thomas was burned to death when an oil stove upset and exploded.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
PORT ANGELES BUSINESS
 MAN KILLED SEATTLE

Seattle May 15-E. Prior. Port Angeles business man, was found murdered on a Seattle boulevard. Prior had drawn a large sum Of money from the bank and it is be- licved the murderers way laid him
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
SEATTLE NOMINATION FOR
 FISHERIES CONFIRMED

Washington May 16-Henry O. Malley, of Seattle has been confirm ed as Commissioner of Fisheries. taking the place of Dr. Smith re- signed
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
DEAN OF DIVINITY
 SCHOOL CHARACTERISTICS
 MARGOT ASQUITH

Chicago. May 16-Dr. Charles Brown, Dean of the Divinity School of Yale University, in an address here, declared that Margot Asauith is d good but vulgar woman,
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
CHICAGO POLICEMAN TURN
 rABLEs ON BANDITS

Chicago. May 14-Police turned tables on bandits in war between law and crime when two bandits were shot and killed.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
BEAR SAILED LAST NIGHT :.

Seattle, May 1.-The Cutter Bear sailed from this port last night at 500 o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20

Procure your Oil Prospecting blanks at the Nugget Office. New est and up-to-date forms.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
FEEL EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
 ALONG PACIFIC COAST

Portland May 16-At 9:3o yes terday morning earthquake shocks were distinctly felt. Pictures on walls were shaken.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
FORMER POLICEMAN SENT
 TO PENITENTLARY

Seattle. May 15-F. L. Tromb- ley was sentenced to five years in Walla walla for burglary while policeman on the local force.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
HIGH COST OF
 TRANSPORTATION RECEIVES
 ANOTHER BOOST

Washington, May 17-Postmaster General Work indicated today that increased parcelpost rates is near at hand.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20

TELEPHONE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
 FOR THE BULLETIN
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20

Quincy. Calf. May 16-Earth- uuakes of several seconds duration, were felt here yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20

The Nome Nugget delivered by car rier or mailed. Per Month 31.oo
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Maritime Miscellany

BOSTON, March 7-Plans and speciHca-
tions for construction OF two steel passen
steamers to ply between Boston and Now
York completed by, Eastern Steamship
and fitted luxuriously. Hoped to launch
them In time for 1929 summer trade
ST JOHNS, N T March 7-Sisto (Nor)
from Cardiff Jan 20 with coal. after bat
Ting through Ice to within 80 miles south
west OF Cape Race radioed to-day she
would abandon effort TO reach this port
unless mid WAS sent. Kyle VIII go to as
sistance to morrow. Gable steamer Jerernle
and Bornholm nghtiug ice in same vicinity.
Coastal steamer Prospero tcebound at on
January and is unlikely 10 escape before
May.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 7-strike Of
Chinese seafarers at Hong Kong settled by
agreement TO raise wages Is per cent with
half pay for time men have been on
including Pacific Mail. Admiral Line.
China Mail and other companies operating
to Pacific Coast. Chinese are to return to
work tomorrow. Liner sailings 10 be re
sumed within few days
Shipping Board ordered removal Of all
cadets on Pacific passenger liners; effective
With Hoosier state. which sailed 4th for
Orient. Economy given as explanation Of
order.
Wost Lowar<. former Shipping Board
frelghter and now army transport. to be
renamed Meigs instead Of Grant, as orig
inally announced
EUREKA. March Anton (Swed) and
Mayfair, trading coastwse, bar bound out
side the harbor since Sd. made port Gth.
ST JOHNS. f, March Strike of
engineers on inc steamers of Newfound
land sealing fleet settled, and It Is expected
fleet VIII start tomorrow for hunting
grounds. Compromise effected OF engineers
demand for increased wages.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Lamport & Holt Still
A South American Line
Hartman Assertion That Serv.
ice Has Been Dropped
Denied bv COMPANY

A H. Lloyd, acting general manager
Of the Lamport & Holt Line, took ex-
ception yesterday to the statement
made in Town Hall on Monday night
by w. Averell Hartman, of the United
American Lines, relative to the alleged
withdrawal of the British company's
steamships from the South American
trade.
Mr.. Lloyd denied that the steamships
OF the Lamport & Holt Line were to be
withdrawn. He said there would be no
cessation of sailings and that the Lam
port & Holt Line was not only more
than able, but ready and willing, to
accelerate its service to South America
whenever the trade warranted it.
Mr.. Hartman, while speaking on ship
subsidy, was quoted as saying: "An in
structive example is offered in the
withdrawal of three Lamport & Holt
liners from the South American trade
this summer. If American ships were
not available for that trade serious
situation might have been created
Replying, Mr.. Lloyd said:
"The Lamport & Holt Line denies
that its steamers have been withdrawn
from the South American business, the
arrangement being, in fact, for three of
them to make one voyage only across
the Atlantic. The reason is that the
South American berth, owing to the ad-
vent of government steamers, has been
so grossly over tonnaged that there is
not at present sufficient travel to fill
25 per cent of the passenger carrying
capacity of the two principal lines"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08

dock forenoon at Pier IT, n (Maiden
Lane).
Mohawk. Jacksonville March 6; TO Clyde
Line Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
80, N II tCharlton sD.
Duo Friday
Caronia (Br) Alexandria Feb 2s; TO
Cunard Line with msils, ia expected to
dock at Pier "a, N r tWeHt 18th st)
Fort Gaines. Tansmo March 4; to At
lantic Fruit Co with maila. is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier rs, II Gather
inc ST..
Duo Saturday
Paris, Havre, March French Limo
Patria, Marsellles, Feb 25..,., Fabrc Line
Hanover. Bremen, Feb 2b.
g. ,,,., North German Lloyd
u s Army Transport Service
Mexico. Havana. March 7...... Ward Line
Concho, Galveston. March 4. Mallory Line
Due Sunday
vcstris. Ruenos Ayres. Feb rs
Lamport & Holt Limo
Arapahoe, Jacksonville, March o. clyde j.
Ocean s s Co
Baltic Liverpool March &. White Star Limo
Assyria. Glasgow. March a.. .Cunard Line
Oscar II. Copenhagen, March }.
Scandinavian American Limo
Finland. Southampton, March II Star Limo
Porto Rico san Juan, March s.
~ & Porto Rico Line
Marscaibo, Mayaguez, March s.
Biss. Dallott & Co
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, March II.
Furness- Bermuda Limo
Due Tuesday
Potomac, Bremen. March 1.....U S Lines
Zacape, Kingston. March 3. Unit Fruit Co
Lenape, Jacksonville. March II. clyde Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Marine Underwriters
Organize to Aid Board

representatives of practically all
marine cargo insurance companies in
New York met yesterday and formed a
committee to cooperate with the Ship
ping Board. Officials from twenty com
panies were appointed to 'investigate
carefully and impartially the condi-
tions under which lines operated by
the Shipping Board in competition
with either American or foreign owned
private lines are operated, and to rec
onmend to underwriters generally the
adoption of classifcations which will
tend to sweep away any dfferentials
which may no longer be justifed.'
A committee of three, consisting of
William H. McGee, Hendon Chubb and
Charles r. Page, was named to confer
with similar group appointed by the
Shipping Board.
In statement outlining the pur-
poses of the meeting Chairman Page
of the Firemen's Fund Insurance Com
pany said that cit is the general feel
ing of the underwriting community
that Shipping Board vessels, when
operated in competition with privately
owned vessels, are entitled to the ut
most consideration at their hands, and
whenever and wherever conditions will
permit the underwriters aim to put
such vessels on a rating parity with
other similar tonnage"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Lasker Tells
Ship Men of
Profit Limit
Shipping Board Chairman
Says Subsidy Bill Pro-
vides Strict Rules on Aid
From the Government
Inefficiency Not Fostered
Sale Price of Vessels Is
Fixed at Minimum of $50
a Ton for Good Boats

Partial limitation of profits for
steamship companies under tho pro
posed subsidy bill was the plan worked
out by the Shipping Board and Presi-
dent Harding to encourage the mer-
chant marine and at the same time to
guard against unjustifed earnings in
particular cases, Chairman Lasker said
yesterday before group of about
forty shipping officials at luncheon at
the Whitehall Club, IT Battery Place,
given by Clifford D. Mallory to guests
from New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Lasker explained in detail the
operation of the section covering the
limit of profits, which specifies that
earnings on the investments in ships
above 10 per cent are to be split equal
iy between the company and the gov
eminent subsidy fund until the full
amount of the subsidy has been repaid,
after which the company may retain
all income.
The purpose of the government in
tins plan. said the chairman, is to pre-
vent the inefficiency which might result
II all profits above 10 per cent were
withdrawn, but also to make sure that
there will be no protiteerng because
Of unforeseen Developments. He point
ed out that the Shipping Board has
wide authority to raise or lower the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Rate War Negotiations
To Be Renewed To-day
Lasker and Love Still Believe
Agreement Possible on North
Atlantic Routes

Efforts Of ". j. Love, vice-president
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
to bring the ship rate war to an end
failed yesterday, but another ATTEMPT
will be made to-day. Members of the
North Atlantic Continental Conference
Will meet at 10 Bridge Street at 10
o'clock this morning for further dis
cussions.
Mr.. Love said that rates on several
other commodities have followed the
lead given by provisions and have
broken.
Despite the fact that the collapse of
the Continental and the French Medi-
terranean conferences have brought
shipping on these routes to the out
skirts of a rate war, both Mr.. Love and
Chairman A. d, Lasker said yesterday
they were hopeful that an agree
ment will be reached Unless this is
accomplished to-day, it was intimated,
the Shipping Board officials will re-
turn to Washington and determine
upon steps to meet the situation
1t is understood that Mr.. Love hopes
to divide the present conference, which
includes lines operating to Germany,
Belgium, Holland and France, into its
three component parts as a means of
reducing difficulties.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08

| ed that tho obstruction reported ono fourth
mile 1853 degrees from Shrewsbury Rocks
old gas ana bell buoy. Y j. has heen set
nshore and Ia breaking up and no longer q
danger 10 navigation. March 4, lat 81 SIS,
Ion - 29. passed . sper projecting about
IS feet out Of water. apparently attached
10 submerged wreckage, West IaNen.
March 4. Five Fsthoin Bank Light Vessel
bearing NV by w Nnag). about miles
distant, passed y spar projecting about 10
feet out OF watcr apparently attached 10
submerged wreckaxe. Philadelphia. March
T. lat 3h o5. Ion 75 40. passed spar flying
water. apparently attached TO submerged
wreckagc, Munargo. Feb 2e. lat ~ -. Ion
7s 46 30 passed a V shaped fork Of y tree
2f inches IN diameter aud IL feet long
covered with baruacles. Ei Alba March
g. ist Ss H. Ion 70 o., passed a black can
buoy. CITY Of Flint. Feb rs, lat 20 0S. Ion
% 5o passed - largo black can buoy.
Charles NJ Everest.
IN addition to tho reports relative ~ tho
derelict pontoons in the Gulf of Meyico
carrying dredging pipes tho following have
been recently received Feb Is. passed
largo steel pontoons connected by 5-foot
10-iuch pipe ana showing I feet out OF
water In lat % 30 Ion 95. lat 2s - lon a5
15 90. Brilliant Feb rs. lat ~ O7 lon ~ ~.
passed porioon about 30 fret long show
ing 10 feet out Of wafer Colorado Springs.
Feb %. lat % 07 Ion - o. passed pom
toon with gsd pipe attached. standing on
end. Charles NJ Everest. Feb 2e. lat 2s
3S lon "a 40, two dredge pipe pontoons and
lat 2S So Ion 81 % three dredRe pipe pom
toors. Eugene r. Thayer. March ., lat II
Is lon 9s 50. pontoon. Iigonier
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08

American 17o Hatteras s PM Mar 6.
Hlrksnhead AZ SW Hatteras Mar 7.
Cambria lat 40 u Ion So SO Mar G.
Capulin 672 r Cape Henry Mar g.
ny OF Weaiherford 10 e Tortugas Mar
Clontarf 2.ls6 f Ambrose Mar s.
Comus S Jupiter Mar Z
eastern Admiral 1160 Il Ambrose Mar g.
Editor ell Il Ambrose Mar T.
Edward j. Doheny SE Sand Key Mar 7
FL Alba 4 Jupiter Mar T.
Fl Vale GO Jupiter Mar T.
george Washington sd Naples for Piraeu
PM Mar 6.
Guifprince 30 Hatteras Mar T.
George Henry 25 Jupiter Mar r
II n Rogers 38 e Sand Key Mar Z
Herbert G Wylie S Jupiter Mar T.
Huoson 270 from Queenstown Mar s
Jaaelew lat 20 o5 lon 80 As Mar T.
Drake 30 p Alligator Reef Mar z.
Mosella 228 SW Hatteras Mar T.
Narbo s3s Cape Henlopen Mar 6.
Oregonian 607 f. Ambrose Mar T.
Orizaba 30o w Havana Mar T.
Paraguay 100 Jupiter Mar z
fotomac lat 49 58 lon 16 80 Mar
Sarcoxie 722 II Ambrose Mar g.
Satartia sos e Ambrose Mar Z
San Bias $40 Nantucket Mar 7.
Susquehanna 7s5 Ambrose Mar 7
Steel voyager lat a. o4 lon "a so Mar =
Sinsinawa 460 ESE Ambrose Mar 6.
Vacuum Is Fowey Rocks Mar T.
walter Jennings 1876 N Jupiter Mar z
west Bridge S14 u Cape Henry Mar 7.
West Hardaway off Key West Mar T.
West Harshaw lat 81 IL lon Sc Is Mar T.
West Inskip 7o1 Ambrose Mar 7.
William H Doheny 2o2 NE Jupiter Mar Z
W!namac II $ Scotland $40 PM Mar z,
xucatan 10 0EW-AutgatoY .Reef Mar 4
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Algeria (Br). Glasgow Feb IT via Hall.
fax March s; to Cunard Line with malls
is expected to dock this afternoon at Pier
Olympic tBr). Southampton and Cher
bourg March j to White Star Line with
mails: was 1,13s miles east Of Ambrose at
noon Wednesday and will dock about
p IN at Pier So N (west 10Th sD.
Italia lBr), Gibraltar Feb 2a; to Cunard
Pier 64, N r (West oath ST.
Munamar, Antila March 4; to Munson
Lines With mails; is e5pected to dock fore
Cameronia CBr). Greenock Feb "a,
Queenstown Feb Is via Halifax; to Cunard
Halifax noon March and is expected to
dock at Pier 81, N II west 14th st).
Ssssns1aTd GNor' HeFgsn yib Feb ~ to 10
B'klyn.
saxonia (Rr>. Hamburg Feb IS via Hall
Wednesday, at Pier 54 N r (west llth ST..
Estonia, Danzig Feb 90: to Baltic -Ameri-
can Line with mails; is expected to dock
Oath st.
Due Tomorrow
Mount Carroll, Hamburg Feb IS: to
United American Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock at Pier SO, N r (West
4eth ST..
Oropesa (Br>. Cherbours Feb 2s; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails
is expected to dock at Pier A. N r
(Morton st).
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda March 7;
to Furness- Bermuda Line with mails Ia
expected to dock forenooa ~ Pier 95, N r
(West 55th st).
Araguaya tBr). Bermuda March 7; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails
Is expected to dock at Pier A. N r
(Morton st.
Rosalind (Br), Halifax March I; to
Bowring & Co with malls; is expected to
a Ia ut Ill
Santa Marta. Kingston March 4; to
DATED Fruit Co With naailsS A. expected to
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.

tDistance In miles. Position at noon
unless otherwise stBted)
Ala 1870 n Cape Henry March Z.
Rucgeye State arriv"a Baltimore March g.
Algeria arrives quarantine 10 PM March 7.
Camerona arrives Quarantine 10 AM
March 3.
Clare l62 N MayaEues March T.
DevoIente 30b NV Tortugas March 7.
Gulfprince 90 Diamond Shoals March 7.
Gaffncy 1b0 n Ambrose March 7.
Lancaster Caste 800 from 0 AM
March T.
Lewis X Thurow 81 sw Montauk Point
March T.
Mary arrives Porto Plata AM Mnrch 8.
Montana e Block Island March T.
MunarEo 694 Scotland March 6.
Mexico left rrogreso 1:b0 AM March Z.
Mayaro ss5 SE Ambrose March 6
Nantucket parsed Nantucket 1890 PM
March 7.
Orizaba 707 s Scotland March @.
san Lorenzo 3St N san Juan AM March 7.
Sinsinawa arrives Quarantine | FM
March q.
Susquehanue b14 r. Ambrose March 6.
Tanama 422 n San Juan March 7.
W"stlake arrives Quarantine M March :.
WlnIfredian due Ambrose Q AM March 3.
Nasoria arrives New York AM March 8.
Sagapodac 1872 ESE Ambrose March Z.
Huron left Barhonh bound for Santo Do
mingo city PM Mar T.
san Lorenzo 200 San Juan PM Mar 7.
Harvostcr 40 SW Brenton Reef Mar 7.
West Lake ITO r. Cape May Mar 7.
Yucatnn 10 N Jupiter Mar 8.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Cleared

Millinocket, Nilsen; San Juan and Ponce
Arabic lBr). Marshall: Madeira and Gil
braltar; White Star Line
Alloway, Logan Yokohama and Kobe via
Savannah and Panama Canal; Barber $ s
Lines.
u MI, Mi3nekahda. Gates; Hamburg VIA Ply
Fort Hamilton (Br). Francis; Bermuda
hama and Kobe Via Norfolk and Panama
Canal; Holder, Weir & Boyd, Inc.
Pionier tBelg), Holderbeck; Hsvre and
Antwerp; Lloyd Royal Belg.
Apache, Chichester Charleston and
Jaeksonville; {Jss9H ,h clyde ;s., Co; p,,,.,
phia; Kinsley Lines.
Norwalk. Call; Boston; Eastern s s Co.
New Haven, Strickland; New Bedford
New England s Co.
City of Montgomery, Hammond; Savan-
nah: Ocean s Co.
Glendoyle. Aspinwall; Charleston At
lantic Fruit Co.
Minnequa. Shea; Tampa; Tampa Inter
Corson, Geetes; Hamburg and Bremen;
Kerr S S Co.
Annetta. krantz; Port Antonio Atlantic
Fruit Co
Modena tNor), olafsen; Monte Crlsti and
Puerto Plata Columbus S S Co.
Tyrifjord (Nor). Moe; Trindhtem and
Bergen: Norwegian American Line
sixaola, Law; Kingston and Cartagena
Bnnendijk (Dp, Suffers; Rotterdam m
Holland America Line.
Robert r Hopkins, Ellis; Port Lobos;
West Nosska. Nelson; Hull and Leith to
Philadelphia and Baltimore; Export Co.
Daneholm DAM, Petersen; st. John;
F. Elliott. Rosenberg; Amsterdam
Robert L Hague.
San Bruno (Br), Mathers; Boston; United
schr Holmes 4 Franck tBr>. Ritchey;
New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Fire Record

lOSS
Der Co.; extended to 43l e.
124th st. garage; Henry Nc
keecken ...--...... Unknown
52o-1o1 Orchard st; Sarah Stern
grass TrihinE
7:3o--2O3 e 116th st }. Brody Unknown
s:4o-21s4 Broadway. Mrs. Weinstock
Unknown
Reite Bros. os.................Tr .Trining
12:45-s2 Avenue B; Nathan Seed
heinn ......... Unknown
1:2o-l35 Monroe st.; Lena Cooper
Unknown
Unknown
5z5-2s1 f. 12sth ST.; William Payne
s.25--142 e. 2sth St: Dennis Caruso
Unknown
so5-3s7 z. 4th st. synagogue. Unknown
s4o-236 W. 18th St, unknown. .Tri1ing
s:46-2. e. 3oth st. Star Electric Co.
Unknown
s:oo-l7ls Sd av.. NJ. Mynone . Trining
9:1o-lo3 w: 2oth at. Bright Eye
Southern Boulevard. the
Bronx; Philip GreenberS Unknown