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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
CENTRAL METHODIST
MISSIONARY NOTES

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the Central Methodist Church hello
an interesting h:s;ness meeting at the
: hurch Monday attertoon Reports
were given by tie tn5erent off :er'.
Mrs. ]. L. Perry of the social depart
nlent, reported a IA year old child sick
with typhoid fever, four miles from
town on the Abbeville road with only
an old woman 70 years of age to care
for her. The child had worked at the
Cotton Mill. The father and STEP
mother recently left the child without
funds and went on a trip to New
York. Out of her earnings she was
to pay the woman S. per week to stay
with her and also pay for provisions
for the two. The child was not well
when her parents left, but no atten-
tion was paid to her condition. 1t was
voted by the society to make arrange
ments to have the child cared for at
the hospital and to instruct DR.. Coffee
at once to have her removed there.
1t was also voted that our Society
make an effort to send this girl to
Vashti home in Townsville, after her
recovery. Mr.. Beall reported wonder
ful Improvements at Vashti made pos
sible by our Centenary money. Our
Society has two scholarships at Wash
ii. 1t was voted that we write Supt,
to have scholarships ready by Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Emory was appointed to rep
resent our society to meet with the
committee Of the Union Missionary
Societies. to look after charitable cas-
es that are, undenominational and too
large for one society.
Mrs. R. E. Lee and Mrs. ]. H. Mayes
will have charge of the next devotion
al meeting.
Publicity Supt.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
Bar And Laity Rally
To Judge Fish
Letters Indicate Strong Support OF
Chief Justice for Reelection

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. o--Letter.
from lawyers and laymen throughout
the state have been pouring in urging
reelection of Justice William Fl. Fish
for seventeen years chief justice o.
the Georgia Supreme Court, it wa:
announced Tuesday by Attorney F
II. Hooper of the Atlanta Bar. who
has been actively supporting the chic
justice. -
The unusual record of Justice
Fish who succeeded Justice Thomas
J. Simmons as chief justice in 1905
has been pointed to in all of the
letters, MFR. Hooper said, as indi
eating that Justice Fish will un.
aquestinably be retained on the court
Justice Fish is opposed by Judge
X. B. Russell, who was; Formerly or
the Court Of Appeals and who made
several races for Governor.
Not only large part of the bar
but also the majority of the laymen
are everywhere expressing the desire
to see Judge Fish reelected, realizing
that the Judiciary is not a department
T the pablo affairs that should be
lightly tempered WITH" letter from
an able South Georgia fudge pointed
out. Judge Fish's record of impair
TALLY, refusal to decide cases in any
other way save upon the law, and
without regard to private opinions or
predilections-in fAct, his high dis
cefTiment Of the true duty of an appel
late Judge qzs-esninently entities him
- retention on the court. The state
san not afford to take him from the
bench at this time"
Mr.. Hooper indicated Justice Fish's
sace.xwas embarrassing Is satisfactorily
throughout the state.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Mr.. T. J. Whatley of Cordele will
be with the Empire Mercantile Co.,
in the dry goods and notions depart
ment for the coming season. Mr.. What
ley comes to the city as a first class
business man and Fitzgerald welcomes
him as new citizen. He has had wide
experience in the mercantile world and
we predict he will be valuable asset
to this institution, NHe 'esdects to
move his family here within short
time.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
HERE ARE PROFITS OF
RAILROADS IN 1921
Railroad
Profit

today believe that the railroads are
in terrible plight; that their operat
ing expenses are enormous-that the
freight rates ought to be raised if they
are to make repairs, ETC., etc.
1t is not truel
The figures as quoted in the accom-
panying box shows profits of the lead
ing railroads for 1921. These are their
own figures as quoted by gentlemen
on Wall Street who are they claim
bargain prices. The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe has few gold bonds
ready for absorption. The road oper-
ates II, ZOO miles of road. In the year
1921 it cleaned up profit of $39, oo31, ;
622. Poor little thing!
The New York Central in the same
year made a clean profit of $22,295,-
Co.,
The Northern Pacific got away with
a profit of $22,065,33o.
No wonder freight rates ought to be
raise.
Of course when we get into intri-
cate railroad bookkeeping we assume
it can be shown that black is white
after the manner of proving the cat
had ten tails, but, stripped of all be-
fuddling and specious argument, the
figures as quoted seem to be the out
standing facts told briefly.
The situation right now is so serious
that farmers in many states cannot get
coal to thresh whea-twheat which af-
ter threshing will have to be piled on
the ground, because elevators and the
graneries are packed full waiting-wait
ing-waiting for cars.
Write to your congressman and sem
ator. Let this government know that
the railroads can no longer exploit
this nation while they drive on for in
creased profits-blood money. The
VERY LIFE of our principal indus
try, Agriculture, is at stake.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
JUNIOR Christian Endeavor

JUNIOR Christian Endeavor
Topic DO Not Envy or Covet."
Roll Call--Answer with Bible verse.
Song-"Advance, o Junior Army"
Verses-Nelle Chaple, chorus by all.
Scripture lesson--Luke IL, 1884
Elizabeth Adams.
Questions-Bible Study-Mrs. Nay.
Sentence Prayers.
Song-Little Sunbeams, ia.
Open discussion of lesson Clippings.
One verse of Golden Rule-Sun-
beams. No. 81.
Business session.
Benediction.
!. EVERYBODY welcome.
I Every Sunday from s to 2 o'clock
4 Mrs. Nay, Supt.
Faye Adams, Asst. Superintendent
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
THIRD POULTRY SALE Is
CONDUCTED AT SYLVESTER

SYLVESTER, Ga.-Another Co.
operative poultry sale was held in Syl-
vester Saturday, this being the third
of its kind here. The farmers seem to
realize that diversification, and espe-
cially the hog, chicken and dairy end
of it, is their salvation. Another chick
en- and hog sale is planned for Septem-
Der 9th, at which time it is expected
several cars of hogs and chickens will
be sold. Professor George I. Martin
and James |. Paris are responsible
for these sales.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
% UNDER INDICTMENT IN
-~.-.~ MISUSE OF THE MAILS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Twenty-
three officers and directors of two
Washington corporations were indict-
ed Monday by a federal grand jury for
attempted misuse Of the United States
mails in the sale of $500,00O worth of
stocks. The concerns involved are the
Crystal Glass Casket Company and
the Birmingham Motors Corporation.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
LIGHTNING PLAYS WITH
SACRED BOVINE

During recent electrical storm, a
cow belonging to Mr.. Leopold, being
chained, had narrow escape. The
lightning melted the chain, stripped
one of her horns, broke the other off,
but left her otherwise uninjured
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
PIG CLUB BOYS
ATTEND SHORT COURSE

Masters Horace Wright and VIC.
Dorminey left Sunday for Athens,
where they will attend the short course
at the Agricultural college. These boys
were given this opportunity through
the generosity of the County Board OF
Education and the County Commits
sioners, in recognition Of good work
during the last year in club work.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
= CHURCH BOOSTS HIGH
. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Z
-"S At the regular monthly meeting .
. of the Board of Officers of the .
= Central Christian Church Sunday =
D the following action was taken: =
= "As the officers of the Central Z
= Christian. Church, we desire to Z
= push every enterprise in our city Z
= that is here for the purpose Of I
= building character and exalting 4
= the good. Along with other citi- I
= liens, we are anxious to see our 4
= High School Auditorium built, Z
= and urge that something definite Z
= be done at once by those whose Z
= duty it is to lead our city in this I
= enterprise, (signed), Z
= Mrs. J. M. Mosher, Clerk. Z
= Bruce Nay, Minister =
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
FIRST M. E. CHURCH

On Tuesday, Aug. Is at 800 P. NJ,
at the First M. E. Church, Mrs. Alice
c. Steward of Birmingham, will speak
in behalf of the Esther Home for the
working girls soon to be opened in
Birmingham. Mrs. Steward comes un-
der the auspices of the Womans Home
Missionary Society of the Alabama
Conference.
The public is cordially invited.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
Telfair Road Fund
Over Subscribed

Messrs William R. Bowen, J. ]. Dor
miney and w. A. Adams are elated
with their success in canvassing for
the Road Fund for, the proposed road
to Telfair County. In about two days
soliciting these gentlemen secured the
full amount necessary to construct the
bridge through the swamp across from
Camp Brooklyn.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
ASHBURN PULLS IT'S
MONTHLY SALE
Chickens, Hogs and A Car of Wheat
Sold at Ashburn

ASHBURN, Ga, Aug 9-One car
of chickens, two cars of hogs, and
one car of wheat was the result of the
regular monthly cooperative sale here
yesterday The total for chickens
was between 5000 and 1000 pounds
with price of l8 cents for friers, and
II cents for hens and stays. Hogs
totaled $1,000 at 8 IL cents for NUM-
Der ones, and the car of wheat brought
81 per bushel.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
ENGINEERS REFUSE
TO MAKE RUNS
No Move Of President Harding
Is Spoken OF.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10th
Especial )-Conference of leaders
OF the Big Four Railroad Brother
hoods are scheduled for Friday
morning. Indications point to
engineers and firemen refusig to
take out trains at many points
and to further Gripping service.
The outlook is generally consid-
cred gloomy. No move of Presi-
den Harding in the near future is
mentioned.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
99TH COTTON MILL IN
N. c. COUNTY IS OPENED

GASToNIA, N. c., Believed to
mark the beginning of movement to-
wards erection of more finishing plants
instead of spinning mills. CASTOR
County's ninety ninth cotton mill was
announced Monday, with a capital Of
100000. The plant will manufacture
fancy shirtings, novelty dress goods,
ratines and colored silk goods. The
firm is the Art Cloth Mills, Inc.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
PICNIC AT BowEN.s Null

Miss Martha Turner entertained
with a picnic and swimming party
at Bowers Mill Wednesday evening
in honor of her house guests and Miss
Mabel Campbell of Atlanta.
The happy young people were chap
eroned by Mrs. w. a. Newsome and
was composed OF seven couples.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
FOREST FARMER RESIGNS
FROM FIRST NATIONAL

Active vice-president, Forest Farm
er, of the First National Bank, resign
ed his position with the local institu-
ton at directors meeting Tuesday.
Mr.. Farmer has accepted position in
Washington, D. c.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. varnadoe and
daughter, Helen Claire, Mrs. M. R
Mashburn and Miss Claire Mashburn
leave toay for weeks visit in Atlanta
They will make the trip in Mr. Varna-
does car. ~
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
MRS. DoRMINEY ENTERTA1Ns
Isl. S. CLASS

Mrs. E. j. Dorniney entertained her
Sunday School Class Tuesday morn
ing at her home on south Main street.
The class enjoyed a social hour after
the program and Mrs. Dorminey seTv-
ed delicious salad course. There
we're IS members and three visitors
present.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Judge D. E. Griffin returned this
morning from Atlanta where he was
engaged several days looking up The
title TO an apartment house, which was
purchased recently by Mr.. F. J. Han.
son.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
PICNIC FOR MISS CLARK

Mrs. o. L. Bradshaw entertained a
small party Of friends at a picnic at
Lake Beatrice Tuesday night in hon
or of her guest Miss Hattie Clark.
There were Is guests present.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Mr.. Martin Robitzsch, J. D. Bishop,
and John Walsh spent several days
last week on fishing trip on the Sa-
tilla River near Hacock.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 10,
II A. M,(SpeciaD members of
the Big Four have been served
with an ultimatum by striking
miners to the effect "Stop carry
ing non-union coal, or take the
consequences"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

committees and program of we'll
prepared speeches upon topics of vital
interest. ]. B. Norman read mon
ologue of man who spent his life
In making money and failed to get
the best out of life.
w. R. Bowen gave a 10 minute talk
using as his subject as an Idealist a
Business SUGGEST"
Uric J. Bennett who had been away
for the summer in the summer school
at Athens, Ga, spoke on THE Unpriv
LEGGED Child" President Bradshaw
gave the closing address.
Mary Frances Turner accompanied
by her mother at the piano and her ia
Their with the flute, sang a solo. She
pleased the members of the Club so
we'll they called her back for the sec
ond time.
From reports heard after the sing
ing of Till We Meet Again, Fridays
program was considered to be one far
above the average.
Publicity Com.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
Vote to Strike

louisville, Pa, (Special).
The local Brotherhood Of rail-
way engineers voted for an inn
mediate strike.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Mrs c. c. Persons left Saturday for
Pablo Beach, where she will join
party of Fitzgqraldites.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. M. Whitley are
spending few days at White Spring:
Florida.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10

Mr.. J. NJ. Williams left Sunday for
Atlanta where he viii spend the;Sweeb.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-10
Kiwanis Club Enjoys
Excellent Program
J 7. A.: Turner: Had. CflaEkesof Program
At Meeting Friday

L. A. Turner had
charge of the pro-
gram of the Kiwanis
Club at its regular
meeting Friday. The
main features of the
day were reports
from the several
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
American Ports
mr NIalll

DELAWARE nRE1KwATER. Dec y
paseed out. Ean pairiclo tBrj. lhnaoei-
phia f0r Port Arthur. Ornoco. fhliadei-
Fh1 FOR si,ss.Ssis II. ASss''i Tor EsRS' FoS1" fsS
lqsnss. s'ri Meliesns tSorl. PhnadsiDhis for
PHiiApELPHr1. Dec 6-Arrivsd; Tug
rtTa5ua with harEsa Pickering and
pScspsoa from Ifaiiowcli. psunyrack from
saco. SAILED. Buruga, Bosicn. 49,.
DOgTON. pee Sailed. West Nohnn.
New York. II Oso tBr), Tampico; kamea.
ras4a OBrj sydnty, Blair. fhiladeipnla
ard paifimorr. Cleared NuncAatrr taf-
tie (Br). Manila VIA New lors ArtiEea'
an, an, sshr a cas1,.ss hars,ss I H. : ''A'' 'n'''
'oe9 chpmE m c0p ciSAL. D.a b-Passsdi
Motor parre TeHsco itt, freridencs iot
Portland. fasssd esii rvs wr1 Q e,r,, io-,
cath.rins Howard and commsrcs.
SANDWICH. Dec Arrived: Tux
Roger Williams Win hars,a -. Plitsion
changed tows with tug Jupiter. which
arrived with harg. Nauocacy from Sewall .
point for Boston. latter tug proceeded Z.
8ooony 2. with bsrTss eooony ~, NeW iofH
pgzzARD.s DAY. Dec S--Arrivsdi Tue
Bermuda. With barge hiieghany.
NORFOLK. Deo b-sailed. Hchr Maui
" Moroy. Tampa Cleared: Asian tbfl'
ffAfiFAx. Dee a-Arrivedi waiuAa
Oir1' eydrey sailed. Canadian Heaver
(nfB EaTbHcoa. Z. Sachem tbrl. Liver
pool Tor Boston. sailed on Dec =. Argih,ea'
lndAlusla fEwD. Janiaica- Sailed; bchrs.
r X Bentley tnr), Sev York; Charles ana
vernon tBn. New York; Edih Dawson
(Brl. New York.
MONTREAL. Dec Arrived: Napie
dawn fDrl. Port coiborne.
GALVESTON. Dec SAILED: Thsban
(GerD. Hamburg and Bremen via Hols-
ton: Mar Tifreno tsp) Hrom Houstonl,
barcelona: n = Eliistt. Copenhagen . 7
MiLo MiLo. Nov s5-ssusd: wgmlne,on.
"a "a ~ 9'%SvrrrF Dec aZsan.1. wnu,
4 Holue. New York IN tow OF tug Edgar
sSS FRANCISCO. Sov so-Mo,or ca'-
FI.ATTf.E. Nsv ss-sansd: schr Rose
Mahony. San Pedro 90 tow ~ santa Rlia.
Eu-csa, wlth bars.s Chatham and white
head. scwails Point for Providence. sud
BAfnaiable. Newport News Tor Tail River.
AfAZATLAN. Nov 22-Arrived. Mexico
81 JoTE. Dec Arrived: Talsriis
(Brj. Nontrsai via Halifax; Dec :. cobsn
ipr) parraboro. Dec :. HchTs North lllN
fB). New York; 80 ciaif' Theriaah 'hi''
'VyiiSeSToRiA. u c. Nov 5o--sansd: Tokiva
Naru fJap). Kobe and Honskorg.
PORT POINT, Dec 2-Fassed ou, ser
Geo = Knnek. from Wintsrpori' 30 TOT
New York 80
UfIISBORO. Nov .G-ATTivrd. echF
Co. Ufarsidon fHfl Esw Haven
prfIOEST RIVER. Nov - - arrived
schr v 4 f.ookhari. 50 Stephens y b.
PARRsBORo. Nov 2e-Arrivedf schrr
Nova Queen (U1, Daas River, cleared NoF
10 for NeW York. NOv 81. Annin tbIl'
posion. Nov 90 Eua D Paraors tbrl.
wtncsor; Minas Prince (brl. canning 70.
,4svsna scv 20 cleared: schF John
PRoviDEScE, Dec 4--Arhvtd: Bristol
r.afnhsrfs Point. 81.
r-tt..t.fb rrrerran Car Francis. Admiral
peatty (Br) sagua sailed: schr heaDes.
New York. Abaco, Suefitas. -
PENSACOLA, DEC x-AIF,re' ,a,S vs.
lsnela and Barcelona.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Marine Reports
Cr.ssIssss i,s- sr-s,4Iss so,
Freight Ships Due
Due ro-day

Dnf lo-oAy
vessel port. Aaency.
nacchus. f.egtorn. Sov g.. Three star Line
iinafeid. Gibraltar, Nov ~.
Eiouitcr Weir q BoYd
Maris NasfSi. Shields. Sov "a.
iebTnndturn, Moiief a &C
rsbchurrh. o;b.nitars Hov 10.
Llaasl. Bahia. Nov Il. Lamport a Hoi,
Monisns. Los Asssies Noy s:,, s:
Atlantic transport Linz
Dacrs Castle. liEiera. Nov ie.. Bat tber Line
RIO orsnde. Buenos Asres. Nov ~,
so stray 3 Corr
sudbury. colon. Nov 27.... United An lines
osxa Alexandria. Ncv Il. Export Corr
so stray s Corp
Iinnsi. bahia Nov .Ismport 4 Holt
Truro City. Liverpool. Nov s8......---
Boswell. barbados. Nov 20.
fAmport q Holt
Antiiochua Gibraltar. Sov 10.
Hoolh American CO
City OF Lincoln. Oran Nov N Merton. LAZY
David McKsivy. Colon. Nov 2s.R = Hagus
Lsmpo. savonns, Nov is...... n hegge
wnisoio. Coion. Nov "a Williams . CO
Cabo Espartci. NoT 11.......l loafra Line
Due Tomorrow
ranarsn. Cfiftobal, Dec ].
Waited American Lne
Dae saturday
Janus Malaga, Nov % Three Star Line
Lepsn,o. Newcastle. nov ~.
Eiiermans Wilson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Homeric In To-day With
S2,540,000 in Gold

The White Star liner HomeSie, from
Southampton and CheTbourg, is due 10
arrive az her West Nineteenth Street
pier AZ 10 o'clock this morning with
b3O passengers and approximately 81
$4,000 n gold consigned 70 bankers m
this country. Her arrival here has
been delayed BY headwinds and high
seas.
william Averell Hartman, chairman
IL the board Of directors Of the United
American Lines, is among her pas
eengers, returning from business trip
ct several months abroad. Others
aboard include Countesg Marie HUT
Ssld, Mrs. Burn, daughter Of Lord
Ieith Of Fyvie; Major l.. waller,
charles Decht. New York attorney, who
las been In Soviet Russia; Mrs. New
bold Le Roy Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard .. White, DR.. and Mrs. Victor
Hess, Dr. and Mrs. r. b. jennings, Mrs.
William Chaulcr, Mrs. Hiram +. Dew
ssg. Mrs. II. X. Knapp and Mrs. Robert
y. Parsons.
The Hamburg American liner Bayern,
which Is due late to-day or tomorrow
morning, is bringing the Richard Wag-
ner piano, which was given 70 the com
poser by King Ludwig Of Bavaria and
was used in the composition OF the
Sibslungen Ring music. IL will be on
exhibition 81 a Wagner memorial con.
cert 10 be held IN about a week at
G37 Fifth Avenue.
Az the musicale the instrument
will be unveiled" with sppro-
Oriate ceremonies, including an ad-
dress By Robert II. Prosser, Of 81
Washington Place. an ex-ser'.e. man,
relating is history and how Il was
discovered nearly fifty years slter II
had passed out Of Wsgner's hands
Later Il Is planned 20 place 1t on public
Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Focouy No - IL = Jupiter Dec ).
Q,rlffi AT 40 " sand kty Dee
saeuirbe 100 r New York Dec ,.
echodark 4st y Auhfot1 Dec
cahaf~ ff from Boston Nv Dec ..
rrrrIniha sit Ambrose Dec 2,
Tlvlsrs 700 y Criatobai Dec ;. ....--
transportation ii SE b. = y winter
rfias ~ $ cspe San Anicnio Dee 3.
va-ari ffl sE Ambrose Dec ;.
Vetia ll1 y Jupiter Dec ;.
Nauhan I.fi0 Amtroae J An Dec y
gfsfuia ft7 y Diamond Dec
Vlrtaiifc 100 sE NANTUCKET Dec q
Wa Rosteffiicr 1859 NV balboa p-c
Wri noycs Thonps0 fb 2 Jupiter Doc .
Yankee Arrow 81 sI Ambrose Dec ,.
zscap. Sff s Scotland De- 5. -.
Jsmes y puks s.e7o Fiye Fs'hon bank
Ns,t f.'ay f.Ti1 y Boston Dec 9.
Wet No-.ka $50 p Boston Dec :.
IS q Tearia fs5 Ambro Dee ..
sfrciare 10 Ambross Dec 9.
NIfOnfan Ambrose Dec =.
gnfura 100 gW Nantucket Dec =.
Earrfn Coast ~ Scotland Dec
rIl.sa walker 20 s Arnbfo1s Dec
civ ~ columbus 13i NJ ~ y biAnionn
Dec 3.
Orantico 81 = narneEat Dec
WHfr8io 80 = AmbrO . Dec I.
e-eua 3 gW Agfnfef1uarter Dec =.
peraherot rs wsW shinnecock Dec
IIampdcn - BY s WinieTquarter Dec g.