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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
What Blue Flame Means.

A steady blue fame indicates perfect
combustion of gas, fun heat and no
waste, says the editor of Gas Logic
New York;. 1t shows that the
proportion of air and gas fed to the
burners is such that every bit Of heat
In the gas Is being developed. yell
low flame indicates that part Of
the gas is not being consumed and Is
therefore being wasted
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
HUME CIRCLE COLUMN
CHRISTMAS

Christmas is the same this year, last
year, and all the years before. 1t is
Old, yet it is new; it is a thing of the
! past, of the present, and will be a thing
OF the future until time immemoral.
Who is there among us too old to re
member the Christmas of his childhood
is there one who does not look back
upon it as the happiest day of his life?
1t is true that some poor Riddles never
know the joy and thrill of real
Christmas. For that reason, let each of
us appoint ourself a Good Fellow and
see that some youngster through our
efforts gets acquainted with real
Christmas this year. Where in all hui
mainly is there a greater longing, a
dearer expectation, and a sweeter hope
than in the heart of child on Christ
mas morning? But in all the earth
there is no look so sad, no sob so stab
bing, as are called forth by the empty
stocking
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
Education in Iceland

1t is said that the population Of Ice
land is wholly llterate. The outstand-
ing fact of the educational system Is
that parents are responsible for teach
ing their children the elementary sub
jects. Children under ii must take
yearly examinations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Oh, how pleasant, bright and CHEEKY
home should be made at that sweet
season-ChriStmaS each and
every one can bestow some little gift
of affection upon dear ones and re-
Numbering those who are less fortu-
nate. We should remember the great
gift of our Heavenly Father to the
world. He it is that can and will make
home bright and happy, The inmates
of sweet, Christian home should
never indulge in gossip, but speak
kindly of every one, some loving word
of encouragement to the dSconsolate
When in our power lend a helping
hand
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

children come home, let the parents
throw open their homes to them; let
the yule log, log of wood, be laid in
the fireplace and lighted with songs,
match the merry cracking log and
shadows of the flames dancing jocund-
ny upon the wall. Say, come friends,
come strangers. If it be but a cup of
cold water, it's given, and kindly
smile will do something to show that.
Gods in His Heaven,
Ais well with the world"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

! Atty. E. l.. Kelley returned Satur-
! day from business trip to Sheboygan.
A. j. Wits left Wednesday on a bust
ness trip to Chicago.
George Veeder has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
Mr.. A. j. Schwalbe of Eaton made
a call at the Pilot office Wednesday.
Mrs f. ID. Chadwick is at Chicago
for visit with relatives and friends.
Allen Meany, who travels in the state
of New York for the Aluminium Goods
company is here to spend the holidays.
Children are not always more SEN
sible than grown-ups, but they can cele-
brate Christmas without getting drunk.
Mrs. George Penny, who has spent
the past two months at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Gray, has
returned to her home at Morristown,
New Jersey.
Frozen radiators steaming, boys
cleaning rusty skates-winter at last
has arrived. 1t was 10 below zero
Monday morning and it has been prac-
tically zero weather since Dec. ~.
Mrs. Annie Ruff and four children,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kraemer, have re-
turned to their home at Sheboygan.
Speaking of Christmas presents
would not the home town newspaper
prove splendid gift to one who has
moved away, but who still retains an
interest in what happens there?
Miss Lillian Chloupek, county super
intendent of schools, returned Monday
from Madison, where she attended
a meeting of the state teachers retire
'ment fund board of which she is
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raeuber, who
were called here by the death of Mr..
Raeuber's sister, Mrs John Schroeder,
have returned to their home at Fond
du Lac.
George Wits, president of the local
Aluminium Goods company, was last
week reelected as a director of the
Wisconsin Manufacturers association,
at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Barbara Zipperer, Mrs. Minnie
Ortiz and Mrs. Anna Gierke have re-
turned from Waukesha, where they at
tended the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
Fred Lemke.
Mrs. NJ. H. Murphy returned Satur-
day from st. Louis, Mo-, where she
was called by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Murphy was taken i'll and was
compelled to stay in that city for the
past month.
Mrs. La Rue b. Moody, who has been
patient at the Holy Family hospital
following an operation, has recovered
sufficiently to be able to return to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Brandt.
Miss Anna Muth, who has been CON
fined to her home for the past two
weeks because of an injury sustained
in an automobile accident, was able to
resume her duties as teacher at the
Junior High school Monday.
James Friedl, an employee at the
plant of the Cereal Products company
and its predecessor had four fingers of
his right hand torn off and the thumb
so badly lacerated as to require ampu-
tation last Monday when his hand was
caught in a cable used in switching
cars.
Miss Catherine Schultz, a graduate
of the local high school in 1919, re
Gently took an important part in play
presented at the College of Saint Teresa
at Winona, Mimi, where she is stu
dent Miss Schultz depicted the char
acter of Madame Lucie Lachesnais in
the play the "Pomander Walk" which
was very successfully presented.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

The whole world does not revolve
around any man-onlE a small portion
of II. When a man undertakes to
make himself the center Of larger
portion, he must show himself worthy.
Worth today is measured by service
TO fellow men, not by dollars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Christmas should mean infinitely
more to us than can be expressed by
gift or language. 1t is not to be a sea-
son of tears, but JOY. 1t should fill ev-
cry home with gladness and the noise
of happy children and parents. Let the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Christmas most truly belongs to the
children. 1t celebrates the event of the
Christ Child, to whom the wise men
brought gifts and the shepherds came
and worshipped. We would that every
child in this land of abundance might
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Christmas, the celebration of the
birthday of the Divine Child, is pecu-
liarly the children's festival. And
while it cannot, too, but be time of
ups, we realize after all that it has no
other charm to compare with the pleas
ure we take in some kiddy's delight
over a doll or a drum or a picture book
that our special Santa Claus has
brought him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

James F. Morris is at hinelander on
business.
E. G. Nash was at Appleton Tuesday
on business.
Frank Muth was at Green Bay Tues
day on business.
j. S. Egan left Monday on business
trip to Green Bay
Henry Clemens was business caller
at Sheboygan Friday.
P. r. Rogers left Friday on a bust
ness trip to Chicago.
John Wattawa was a business caller
at Green Bay Monday.
H. c. Schuette was a business caller
at Green Bay Monday.
Mrs. c. II. Mackey was at Milwau-
kee Monday on business.
Felix Smalley was a business caller
at Green Bay Saturday
Mrs. Gustave Eggert spent Sunday
with relatives at Kaukauna.
Mrs. George Koebke spent Sunday
with relatives at Milwaukee.
f. A. Yindra has returned from a
business trip to Milwaukee.
Thomas Higgins returned Sunday
from trip to Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. G. NJ. Williams visited with
friends at Milwaukee Tuesday.
Henry Meissner left Tuesday for
visit with friends at Chicago.
Miss Jean Frosh is visiting here with
her sister, Mrs G. II. Schmidt
Mr.. f. A. Sykora of Tisch Mills was
a caller at the Pilot office Friday.
Mrs. Frank Muth returned Monday
from a visit with friends at Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nande Castle,
Buffalo street, are parents of baby
girl.
Mrs. Fred Staeffler is at Watertown
for weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Alma Rehbein of Oshkosh spent
Saturday and Sunday here with
friends
Stanley Prick left Monday for sew
eral days visit with friends at Mil
waukee.
Miss Viola Stangel left Saturday for
a visit with relatives and friends at
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Look have re-
turned from visit with friends at
Sheboygan.
Mrs. Francis P. Smalley left Satur-
day to spend the holidays with friends
at Chicago.
Miss Florine Schroeder returned last
Monday from visit with friends at
Milwaukee.
Clyde Teske of Chicago is spending
few days at the home of his BROTHER
Harry Teske.
Mrs. ]. A. Strathearn and daughter
Miss Janet spent Saturday with friends
at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Paul Schuette and son Billy
have returned from visit with friends
at Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. J. Graft and daughter Paula
are visiting with Mrs. Crafts parents
at Ludington.
Mrs. George Fulton of Kaukauna is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George La Breche.
Miss Alma Jirikowic returned Mon
day night from a weeks visit with rela-
tives at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Kruger are par
ents of a baby girl, born at the hos
pital last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Golden are visit
ing with relatives and friends at She
boygan for the week.
Judge John Chloupek was at She
boygan Friday holding court for
County Judge Krez
Mrs. p. l.. Pickard, ACCOMPANIED bv
Miss Betty Fetzer are visiting at Mil
waukee for the week
City Treasurer William Hermann re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with
friends at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith have return
ed from visit with friends at Mil
waukee and Racine.
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receive that little portion to fill the
hearts with joy and chase the sobs and
tears away. 1t takes so little to open
the founts of joy, it would seem so
small a portion might fall to the lot of
all children of American homes; but
alas some will be burdened with gifts
until they weary of counting them and
others-what disappointing Christ
mas it will be! Cannot we be thought
full one of another and share our bless
ings with those less favored and make
our Christmas more truly happy for
ourselves and merry for many Others?
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Sometimes

AS husband the handy man has
1t all over the handsome man.-Boston
Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

RALTiMOnE. Dec Sl-Arrived Dou-
40 isallk thD, fotterdaH1 Via Boston and
Ihtladeiphia sieel Exporter. London and
Hamburg Via Norfolk Winnebago- New
York William lson. New YORK, Munslbro,
Boston; Muusomo. Galveston and Jack
sonviile va Wimington. \ c; Augusta "
Bordeaux: HuguAnot, Tort Lobos; Phis :
delphia, New York. Lake Chelan, Ne7'
York Peter II Croweii. Port Tampa
BOSTON. Dec 3l--Arrived: Ensiev Citv.
tNorl, Christiapia and Stavanger Via Poft-
land West Lake. Liverpool: Psrisiana
,Hr>. Liverpool (s0tb) Everett, Baltimore;
lBr), Liverpool and Manchester Take
Strymon. Char lesion and Ja Jacksonville: ct y
OF Rome. Savannah: Howard Phllade iphia .
Torro llauto, south America Mohawk.
Nay York 'an1 proce eded to Jackson
proceeded to Boston, Sailed. II r Elliott
Texas city.
GALVESTON. Dec si-Ariiyed: Paul II
Tampico; Lake Flor.an. Beaumont; Robert
p Clarke. Tampico QuabbIn. Pensacola.
Sailed: " n Libby. New York: Gulf Trade.
Port Arthur; Connespeak, I1avre Lake
occidente. New York; Louisiana. Tampico
Concho. New Yo;h: Jim S!d. Mobile
JACKSONVILLE. Dec 3i-Arrived: Gra
cian, Baltimore. Winifred. Fort Arthur;
York; sundance. Nantes, Antwerp ana
Ro'ordam VA Tampa; Norman Br;dge.
MOBILE. Dec 31-Arrived: Csplle. 8,
Ration Rouge; schrs Virginia. Porto Rico
Horace f-s.onc. Covenas Coionbia Pirat
(Ger) Puerto Plata. Sailed: OssIning.
Buenos Ayrex via Gulfport' Medina, New
NEWPoRT News. Dec sl-Arrived
Meteor Boston; Edward Pierce. Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

N'p,ns Nnan, I,Sns' Or. Philadelphia v,oors
NORFOLK. Dec &i--ArriYed: aoth,
Ney' Norki Lord Orncndc orr. Ncw
fork Gran tNore. Hos,ou, Slrt. Hyiaspcs 4
~ New York Meteor ,tow England
nln'io ItnN, Gibraltar, rdward rierco.
boston Nbrog lpeup, -Philsdclph!a A..
plne N9nSo tbr1 Philadelphia Hilton. Car
,at''' Middlcham Castle tRr,. cristoba} .
'sr1m 's,n"senu" Nov Nnsland; Jouanoy, Fort
.ahu az sailed @0th. I'orsauecr ,No,N
zorro ,,o 1astle, scythisn ORD, London ann
'nnburs; Sil- NtsN Nrw York soho-
It'i", ,,u.' in'nonrg ana Bremen. Alfred (C,cr'.
'T',arneurs '','l .ltt Effinghan, Mobile; Lake
Hoston; Mariana Q. ltan. Gibraltar: Nov
,orh CIV fBr> Bristol Via New, York; I :,
Merritt Eermuda Moashoven Oju. Port
OF spain Mod (Nor> Hamburg ana Brenl-
AE,a ,s %sasI ~ iS ass.. sFssSS HsSal
don dSn? nsrt HorfGlN %arFss.nr, r on,
head Fort Arthus stalled J u o'NeiI,
Tsns..t rsa.s CITY, ,ahs nh.s'or sun sabns E.s,sr
Norust lcrnon N,'nl. Santos. etc; Chlar,clt
4bt) Matana~e: MEXICO (Fr, IIavrc via
hordseuX san Pablo lnr>. Tcls Manchrs-
yer MHrchant 'Er), MuNohester ia Rats
mere, mere, ctc Fan"iosn Los Angeles and IA
Gi''c % f'r's Plnsr del Rio (ar>. Antilia Val
gnrn S.cIn ~. Napler and Genoa vi. New'
.''N' 'ndisr, HcstoH, Munav2o. Nev Yori.
l,c mar. Hamburg VIA New York,
ipNX ARTHUR. Dec 21-.trilved: War
n''d hr) DeroUnort, Eoanollc. Por. Io-
no. swift Stat, ----. Eninnu.l Nobel Dun
NirN. Sa'lc'i Rochester. Marcus Nool, :.
nc nnsllvaria. Tamrico.
FORT EADS "a. pee Arrived: Au-
SAILED A & bedford Mexico: A,friI
i''cr). unmburs ! 4 Noftctt jr. ITai,hura
'sriS, Porto Rico; Elisha Walker. Tam
Yico; Santa Alicis fBri. Tam3ico Tr.a-
ericl Ewing rrovidcnc~, lIollandia tptJ
Tudor pr'ncc tnD. CionfueEos. Utacerbon'
Port I.obos; Il Nuinuri, Cuban ports
fpETLANp. Ne Dec 3i[A-riycd
Rcucl. Hamburg, sailed concordia (Dr)
Glasgow; Bylayl. Norfolk
PORTLAND, Orc, Dec &i--Sailed: Ypro.
Maru. orient
roHr TAMPA. va. Dec Arrived:
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 81 Arrived.
Colonel H J. Dral.e. Honolulu; Tescaiuga
tBD Nouskong American, N;cw York.
sailed .cth: Canadian SlIlrNishcr G57\.
Vancouver: list Nanulani. Honolulu via
Puget Sorr-d
sAvANSAi, Ga. Dec Arrived
sonvile (and s~iied Tor phiisdclphs5
City OF 81 Louis, Ncr~ York saurd: orla
lSwcG>. Brcmcn; Singapore Alaru lJap).
Kobe and Yokohama Buyu Al.rr tfap).
Nuenoe Ayree; Eastcrn Bre"z". Scsrdina -
wan ports VIA Nov York; city OF SaHan-
nah. New York.
TAMPA, ria, Dec al-sancd: Narwhnl
vINuYARp HAVEN. Mass. Dec sl-Ar-
rived Frederio6 II Ur). New yorl, tor
- John. \ =: l.avir.ia NJ snow. New York
for Nantucket. Ncnry II Chvmbo rlsia. Dass
iNNsr. \ s, for orders
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Maritime MISCELLANY

PHILADELPHIA, Dec a'-Two launcn-
MSS marked the hnal Day OF the year
in tho Delaware River shipbu.ldng dis
trict The oil tanker II D Leonard, 5uiit
for the Atlantic Herning Co. was Launched
At the IIarian plant OF the Bethlehem,
S,eel Co. Wilmington. Del. Mrs r y Leon
ard, wife of the president OF tho oil com
pany. waH the sponsor. The. Delaware
Sun. also q tanker. built for The sun Oh
Company, was launched from the yard OF
the Sun shlpbuilding Go at Chester. Pa
Mrs Margaret Mckee Cross. wife Of prank
Cro-s. an official Of the Sun OF. Co
chriatened the vessel.
Green has resigned assistant general
manager % the Los Angeles Steamship ca
TO become general assistant to Frey
Green formerly vae Trey's assistant In the
Pacific Mail construction division % Ship
ping Board and Los Angeles StonC1ship Co
POSTON. Dec 3l-A new stealnshi =
service is to be inAusurated ,nnnadiateiy
between Bostrn and the River Platte and
Brazilian ports. It was announced to-day
b. Rogers & Webb, agents for Eiepps &
Co. OF Bergen, Norway. Fivc steaners are
to be placed in this service. The first Il
e,pected to arrive hers from Buenos Ayrcs
early II January.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Marine Disasters

ALPE;NA. Mich. Dec St--vnessincs~ va,
feit to-day for tho frcIsr,er clyde OF
Buffalo. which cleared fron, Port Huron
yestc.day Tor Chicago The Clyde. carry
ing crew OF eighteen men ran into Il
forty-r1lc-ar hour gale. and has not teen
heard from since. Marine men believe the
vessel may haVe sought shelter on the
Canadian shore. The Clyc.c is not equipped
v th uireess.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec s1--soroma, from,
this port Dec 6, arrived SyGncs. y S y. on
2sth with propeller shaft damaged; win IA
dry dock"d Cor survey aud repairs
SEATTLE. Dec ai-Southeast storm
warnings have been posted AZ straits OF
"a n Juan oic Tuca. severe storm approach =
INK from, north Pacific.
san PEDRO. Dec S,--Thoinae E Beale.
from Baltimore 10lh, had frc in No. )
hold hetween Dec 20 and IS: confined 10
shipment OF 100 tons OF charcoal; spon-
taneo"s combustion believed origin.
VANCOUVER, G. Dec 31--BNtn 'raiyo
MAru dup from apan. has been repor. cd
overdue az tha port. Str Celestial City !s
searching for the vessel off Barclay Sound.
AMFERSTBURG. Ont. Dec sl~Ths
steamer Clydo. which was reported in n
storm II Lake Huron o-day Ell route to
Chico go, 9 lying in the Detroit River here
The Vessel broke her anchor chain ,luriua
the gale lart night and Wcnt aground but
10 now In to~ of - tug anG OF ta anRer
Through error in Identification tic
Clydc Vas reported BY PoIl Huron lsst
night
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Passenger Ships Due

sfae na1a ,Br). southa mpton Dec 20 vis
,AetAoufe - for \ Y; "a Royal Mail steam
ls-eaei 90, WAS $50 miles east of Am brose
ali DO ga 'n nec so: vessel is expected to
dock ri p!er A. r. late this afternoon
.f 'e-fl0rroW morning.
eors'antinople tBr). patras Dec Il for
Y. le y Galauos 6 co with pass, malls
anH '1ds,, is expected 10 dock at Pier -,
B'hitn. this afternoon.
mongolia. Hamburg Dec II for \ y; to
American Line with pass. mails ana wdse !;
is expectcd to dock at Pier %. y Il, to-
Gay forenoon.
Ponce. san Juan Dec IS for 7; TO
Porto Rico Go With pass, mails
anA ndsc; is expected te dock at Pier -,
y tlyr. Tomorrow about noon.
Iuna, Mayag lcz Dec - for \ Y; to
PiisS DsncIi & Co With aass, mails and
'Tdsr. is expected to deck at Fer IL.
kiyn. 10 morrow forenoon.
tstonia lDau), Libau Dec l9 Danzig 20
via 'open HAGEN for y to East Asistic
g s Go with pass mails ar mdse. is ex-
ji1cted 10 dock at Pier 5, + eh Terminal |.
I'AAyn, Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

N's'o' 'i'y' Bristol, Dec "
Ponce S." Juan pseo xsI -'' 60
Ho''s, Mayasuea, Dec 2S. '''Y Red tt'V9 70 ,ins Inc
Due Tuesday
yir%sn' n'ra' ,''ssgow. Dec 2e.... Cunard Line
por, puq'V1, ,nire,nen. D.c y ....u l.ines
''"' NaN'h hesfrr, Doc 81
international Mercantile Marina
Due "Wednesday
ihs'9nia .r' Danzis, Nov 2i Baltic An, Lin.
Conmaes Is'"f. , mavr', ncc "a French Line
pa,chr. lntetnstional rreishuns Corp
W"e, WW"genu" Lrsh91n Pee - Three Star Lne
Durham Msru Toxic. Nov ,''7'' - ''"" Lines
N,,. Houlder. Weir 8 Rovd
'"'Noston, Dec 2s.... Mallory Line
Duo Thursday
i'ufonlah Liverpool. Dec "a
International Mercsntjl. Nerin.
aMaFroo. Colombo; Nov 1s.Norton. I!llv q Co
southern cross huenos Ayres. Dec IL w
SAINT" Teresa valpasaiso Dec I'1s'" ~ Lines
lewis luoNoubseh 1o. Ansel.s ~ ''FnSG nSG g co
"illso'0' sun Francisco Dec co. se"'''" Lane
'''"'' havana Jan l....,. Ward Line
Due Friday
city OF Lahore. Perrin. Dec -
General 6 w Goctha,s Cristobsl Dec 20
Panama r i Co
Due Saturday
M,s'sieSs " Hamburg. Dec c9..u S Nav Co
fh"ebus' Barcelona Dec 90
Three Star Lin.
Due Sunday. Jan
E.nncnddyk. Rotterdam. DEC =.
w.. Noiand- America Lima
Wet Haven San Francisco' Dec X 70
Atlantic. CUR e. Pacific co
Ilua, Port f.nou, Jan .JnIirG Tru,t ca
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Cleared

'lLHi'e o5N. HAYES Southampton Via
'h'r rhorr- White Star Line
Standard Siatcr. ro: Lobos. Robert l..
.loscnn Croco DIa-o. lacoascr: Nu.-
Ntas anl Nanafi. N'laf.tic Fruit CO.
4upalN.lr N,Dor.tl \a~s4u \inr AVID
1erss Nunsor Iine '''''
t.Nutal.u fasu ,Tar, Sr'-aruchi. Won
sand IaII 1far, t..l.u & 90
rort Ii .-.fl ttfl la~.s> Anrtsiand .,a
Wellington tia pa.. cnnaI Funch
%o~3.,'... ...,, r.or.. c,-do
N,t m5.. S a.. '''''''"s
,.,, ManeAes'eI' )
sf,..r .-. ,,
"-'" -iuNs"i
,'rs"
','f' f'iai'' ins0'ii Port Lobos,
'tl'.
.i'se. 'ph.v- Nnodu'an- urdcao. la
4s '' ,l. III Pge,,e 'aoa'lo Via San juan
'"f'' N 80"
,.,,. '9yry, y ~ ,,,.. ,o,5: - H.. San Juaa and
j. q frIip iico = Go.
...c III ',s Ssin,rr' s,. rost az r,lncs nc,
Nrst''" fauontim' Genoa Via
50. Oh" '''l l,.r American 1nc
'.i 'arIlltf, VI Winchester co.
laura 'lla}l, Costa, Narsellles, James
VI Ai"cll & co
SNe.n ,'arl tNor1, fEge. Trondhicm and
NerGrn; $ StraT s CO.
Niff'fi. ti'ri. MERCER. NokohoiuH and
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Sail Wednesday
Irans.Paciiic Mails

Pos; ofrice and CITY Hail Postofficc station,
New York. at p. M as follows:
japan CoTea, China, siberia. French lndo
salnatra) and Philippine Islands via
Scatl.e; a'so parcel post mails for Japan
torca China Except Shanghai City).
Jan 9
Hawaii. Samoan Islands Australia end
New zealsnd. Via San Francisco; also
parcel post mails for Camoa and Aus
tral.a, Ventura. Jan s.
fosttnaster Morgan announces that mail.
OF the following dates: Mou<den. Deccn-
ber 3 Kobe, December lc ana Yoko-
hama. December 8, which arrived per
steamer Africa. were dispatched east
FROM Seattle on December ~ and are
Monday. January q
Mails for transPacifc destinations VIII,
close at the General Postottice and City
Han station, this city. as published.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day


Vessel Port agency.
Mongolia. Hamburg. Dec 2l~American Line
DhuNfaw. tieniucsos. Dec 24....W Ward Line
Robin hdair, Seatt.-. Nov Is,
Isth.nisn Linz
Komsdalshorn. 1mmingham. Dec u.
Kerr s Co
Onomian Avonmouth. Dec l7.....,.I NJ NJ
Texan. Los Angeles. Dec a....unit Am Lines
A3lsnca. Colon. Dec 23..Tenana RR $ Co
Soutry. Liverpool. Dec 10. Daniel Bacon
Cap pc Henry san fraucisco Dec :.
Atlantic Cuff & Pacific S S Co
Eastern Belle. Belfast. Dec y.
Moore E. Mccormick
1srentis Glasgow. Dec II .Cunard Lie
steel Ensineer, Genoa, Dec IL.
Norton. lilly Co
Kentuchla., San Pedro. De 49,
United American Lines
AfasuaNs. Souihsrupton. Dec 49,
Ecfai Mall steam Packet
reaehufch Ma!seilles. Dec 10.
Jsmss " Fiwel Co
Tipne. Orsn-. Dc, ls......... Phelps Bros
Caoo Crers. as ps was Dec p Ybarra Line
\ Galanos & Co
Southwestern aiiner. London bee -,
furuess. Witty & Co
Apache. Charleston, Dec 50 -. Ciyde Line
Pastores. Havana. Dec 2s. United Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
Ohio, Nantes Dec 2o.......-. French Line
Maine. Southampton Dec %.
International Mercantile Marine
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Marine Reports
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