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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
DEBATING AT VIRGINIA UNION
UNIVERSITY.

All arrangements for the annual tri-
angular debate between Lincoln, How
ard and UNION Universities are rapidly
being perfected. There is a determine.
tlon on Tire part Of every Unionite TO
do all in his power that Union may
win from each OF the other members
or the triangle. At the preliminaries
held In the University Chapel on Satur
day night March 18th the following
men were selected to represent the Red
and Steel in tho forensic world for the
school year: l.. M. Tobin: II. J. Nc
Quinn: G. w. Hicks; J. r. Henderson.
f. D. Johnson and A. L. Harris.
L. r. Best and c. l.. Franklin were
chosen as alternates.
Eachof these sons Of Union is con-
scious Of the grave responsibility
rests uDon him In maintaining the Ell.
Hiable record made by Union in the de
batting world in the days Of E. T..
Smith, V. ID. Johnson, G. H. johnson
and c. Fl. Thompson. the names Of
whom will ever be immortalized al,
Union for their power to battle oppou.
ents and sway Judges AZ we'll as audi
ences with their oratory and logic.
Each debator Ia working assidiously
to duplicate Unions victory of las&
year over Howard and to avenge the
defeat by Lincoln.
3 The debate will be held Friday night
april 2Sth. Subject: Gqesolved, "Tha.
employers should abandon the Open
Shop In American Industries" Union
will defend the negative side of the
question at home against Lincoln and
the affirmative side Mt Washington
against Howard. The alumni and
friends of Union are expected to DO
present to this the intellectual classic
Of the season.
r. D. JOHNSON,
Va. Union University.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
REACHED HOME FIRST

Allen got into the car and out-dis
tanced the officer. He reached Harrison
aud Moore. streets, where he left the
men in the car and he and his wife
went to their home short distance
away. When they returned, the officer
was standing OIL the north west cor
ner Of Harrison and Moore streets,
while the car was on the southwest
corner Of the same streets. The Officer
had shot at the tires Of the chr and one
OF tho tires was flat. Allen went to
crank the car. hut 1t would not start.
The officer ordered him to get into the
car. Instead Of doing this, Ire started
towards Officer Matthews and as he
reached the middle Of the street, he at
tempted to draw revolver from his
hip pocket.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
PYTHIANS AT RIO VISTA.

Rio Vista. Va, March 26.-Zio,
Town No. 1874 knights Of Pythias and
licn Town Court No. 178 Order Of
Calanthe, celebrated their Thanksgiv.
ing exercises Sunday, March 26, at
Qufocasin Baptist Church. The K. OF
r.. met at tho Castle Hall in Zion
town ut p. M. and marched behind
the Zion Town band to the church.
There they met the Courts of Calantho
awaiting them. They joined together
and marched into the church.
Sir NJ. l.. Carter, District Deputy
Master Of Ceremonies. Hymn by Spec
in] Deputy J. NJ. Ncrrr,l; Scripture So
lection by Rev. Harte; Prayer by Rev.
5. J.. Burleigh. All visitors were made
welcome by Deputy M. l.. Carter and
also introduced District Deputy G. w.
=. Sister Anna B. Harris, who gave a
Drlcf statement in regards Of the Wei.
fare OF the Courts of Calanthe.
beautiful program was rendered.
Mr. j. S. Pryor, Jr, read q paper on
the Welfare Of the X. Of P. and Mrs.
Hlllah M. Scott on the Welfare Of the
Court Of Calanthe. Recitation by Miss
Lotto K. Harris; Solo by Mr.. Daven.
port Thompson; Recitation by Mrs.
Oracle Carter; Solo by Mrs Anna Car.
ter.
A wonderful collection was taken mn
ny Sir Knight Major cambridge and
Sister Court Miss Lloyd Thompson
amounting to $32.33.
. Rev A. d. DAILY was introduced nv
Deacon J. Fl. Carter. He took his text
from Romans 1910. He preached q
.ouchlng sermon which everybody en-
joyed.
closing prayer was offered by Bro.
D. M. Norrell. Hymn, when tho
Saints 60 marching in. 81
feV. DAILY dismissed tho large assem-
mage. The line was formed and the
members marched back to the Castle
Hall in Zion Town where they dfsbanff
ed after a joyful day spent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

NATURES SONG ON EASTER
MORN.
(By e. l.. Jackson)

The morn broke forth with singing,
The sun in splendor shone,
The world seemed filled with music,
All gloom Of night was gone.
The breezes were assigning
low and joyous lay,
All nature joined them in the song.
"rhe Lord arose to-day"
Flowers OF sweetest fragrance, .
Down IN the grasses grew;
Insects with many varied tints,
Amidst their petals flew.
The buzzing bee on busy wing,
Gathering his treasured store,
In language all his own, proclaimed
His praises DER and DER.
The brook down in tho meadow,
Hummed low, cheerful song;
Its waters kissed the messy banks
And passed the tune along.
Soft breezes waiting onward,
Raised the sweet song on high,
It'll mid the waving treetops
1t echoed to the sky.
The birds perched in the branches,
Caught the infectious tune;
Stretched their wee throats, and
Justify
Sang till the hours Of noon.
Shall birds and bees and flowers and
trees
Alone this day be glad,
This day when Christ defeated death,
That man need ne'er be sad?
O man! wake from your slumber,
And list to natures song,
Then raise your. voice, in all It's might
And bear the strain along.
Till angels with their harps OF gold.
Catching the thrilling strain,
Shall shout with JOY, for in tho song
They'll hear the voice or man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
THE OFFICER FIRED

The officer fired. the ball enterina
the breast. Wade Allen fell and the ON
cor fired three or four more shots in
the air rs a signal. A crowd quickly
gathered and the police reserves were
rushed to the scene. The body was re
moved to the hospital. He died shortly
afterwards and his remains were re-
moved to- Prices undertaking rooms,
He was under the Influence of liquor
at the time, the tragedy occurred. AL
len kept a small store just across from
where lie resided. His wife have rela.
tives hero.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
DEACON MYERS GONE.

Myers. Moderator of the Sixth Mount
Zion Baptist Church took place, We'd
nesday April 18th at 80 p. M.,, from
the Church, which he has served so
long. He died Sunday April 2, at his
residence 2 e. Baker street at $40 A..
M. The church was packed with his
friends and acquaintenances and a
large crowd assembled outside of the
edfice. Tire able pastor Rev. Randolph
V. Peyton delivered the funeral orat-
ion. Services were concluded at Wood
landed Cemetery, his secion being the
one adjoining that of the late Rev.
John Jasper. Funeral Director Isha1n
Mann officiated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
BLACKSTONE PYTHIANS HOLD
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.


Blackstone Lodge No. 70. NottowaY
Lodge No. 70, K. Of P. and Evening
Star Court No. II Order Of Calanthe,
celebrated the Anniversary Exercises
Sunday. The sermon was preached by
Rev. B. G.. Higgs of Va. Theological
Seminary and College. Lynchburg, Va.
The choir rendered choice selections.
Eulogistfc remarks were made on tho
deceased members. Sirs e. L. Pettus,
Emanuel Crenshaw and W. Fitzgerald,
members Of Nottoway Lodge No. 70.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Sir J. l.. Royal, District Deputy
Grand Chancellor, Mrs. Jennie v. Jack
son, District Deputy Grand Worthy
Counsellor, Mrs. Mary Bowman also
assisted. Sir w. H. Fitzgerald, Master
Of Ceremonies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
PYTHTANS CELEBRATE IN
HANOVER COUNTY.

The Union Pleasant Grove and. Hen,
ry District Lodges, the Shiloh, Pleas
ant Grove and Emerald Courts of Hen.
ry District under the leadership Of y
d. p. IT, cambridge and D. D. Mrs. FL
Ia IT, Brown. celebrated their annual
Thanksgiving Sunday, March Goth inst.
at the First Shiloh Baptist Church.
The church was filled to its capacity
many who desired to enier had to
stand on the outside. This being the
largest gathering since the organiza-
ton 0 fthe order.
] The following program was rendered
Mrs. Ida cambridge read the proctama
ton. Mrs. Christa Anna Hunter was
Mistress Of Ceremonies. Singing by
the Order. Welcome. Address on behalf
OF church. Sir Welton Ransome. Re.
Spouse, Mrs. Magnolia Gwathney.
Scripture Reading Sir Ernest Roane,
Prayer, Sir Albert Braxton Welcome
on behalf Of X of P. Sir James Tinsley
AS Mrs. Annie cambridge was called
OF on account Of her daughters illness
Mrs. Lottie v. Allen gave the Welcome
Address on behalf Of the Courts OF
Calanthe. Response on behalf of X. Of
p. and @. c., d. D. Sir Phil cambridge
Solo, Mrs. Dora Green. Recitation Mrs
Gertrude Nelson. Solo Miss Florence
Harris. Paper Mrs. Mary I. Jones. Reel
tation Mrs Bessie Richardson. Recita.
ton Mrs. Lottie Hazard. Solo Mrs.
Elizabeth cambridge. Remarks D. D.
Mrs. ID. T. Brown who stated the condi.
ton Of the Order. Ushers, Mrs. NJ. L.
Mostly. Mrs. Mamie Baker; Miss Lu
cile White and Mrs. Gertrude Ne.son
Mrs. c. A. Cobbs rendered with
charming, sweetness a beautiful solo.
Introduction Of Speaker: Sir p l..
pandridge,aD. D.,Rov. G. A. Cobbs, pas
tor OF Mt, Calvary Baptist church, Full
ton preached an excellent sermon
which was enjoyed by all present; TAX.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
A GREAT REVIVAL IN PROGRESS
AT FIFTH STREET CHURCH.

Fifth Street Baptist Church, Fifth
and Jackson Streets, ia in the midst
Of a great revival. DR.. w. B. Reed,
the stately messenger from Hartford,
Conn. Is preaching every night to q
house crowded with Interested hear
ers. DR.. r.. J. King. the pastor If
conducting the MONDAY meetings at
the church and the street work.
Or. Reeds subject Sunday MORN
Ing will be, 'Jesus; the ,x4Rays; Sur
geon and Physician" "The .Conver-
sion Of Nathaniel" is his?thenae for
Sunday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
We'll Known Citizen Passes Away.

None knew him but to Iowa him
Nor named him but to praise"
The Zion Baptist Church OF South
Richmond was crowded to its capac-
lty with sorrow1ng friends on last
sunday at one O'Clock to pay tho
last tribute Of respect to Deacon
Joseph F. Bebbs, who departed this
lie Wednesday, March 10th. The de-
ceased was well-known and highly
respected by all who knew him.
Rev. Dudley, the pastor, preached
soul-stirring sermon and portrayed
tho life OF tho deceased in a brilliant
manner. The family has the SYM
pathy OF the entire community. The
interment was made in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery, the colored section Of
Manry's.
Peace TO his ashes, rest for his soul.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
Death Of Mfr. Frank Cooke.

Mr.. Frank Cooke, the son of
Mrs. Martha Cooke, died Wednesday,
March 20. 1922 in Philadelphia Pa.
His remains were conveyed Satur.
day to LOG IL p. Clay street. this city,
to the residence Of his mother and OF
his aunt, Mrs. Benz. Jackson, where
his funeral was preached on Sunday, 2
P. M. by DR.. r. J. King.
He was member Of Capital City
Lodge Of Elks. Mr.. A. D. Price had
charge Of the funeral arrangements.
He was laid to rest in beautiful
Woodland Cemetery
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

Ell from Philippians second chapter,
and tn verse. "Let this mind be in
you which was also in Jesus Christ"
Collection was lifted by Sirs George
Taylor; James Tinsley and Albert
Br&Xton. Amount collected was $4,000
after which refreshments were served
in abundance. which all seemed to
have enjoyed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
Contractor Boyd Gone, Too.

Contractor George Boyd. died at the
residence Of Dr.. Miles B. Jones, 0OS N.
Third street. He was the father of
Mrs M. r. Jones and was one OF Rich.
mond's most influential citizens.
RE was master in the carpenter
business and erected some OF the best
buildings here.
Ills remains were carried to Able
marie County, Va, to rest beside his
wife.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
Observation-Disclosures.

MYs. Charlotte Williams announces
the marriage of her daughter, Wannah
H. to Mr.. Levi Tanner, on Wednesday
evening, March o., ats o'clock at their,
residence 1928 North 21st street, Phil
adelphial PA. 10. a..
Reception April '17th, 1922. Friends
invited, mo cardG t...
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
COMMENDs PATRON
Of BILL TO CURB
THE KQ KLUx kLAN

The National Association for tho Adj
yancement Of Colored People, 70 Fifth
Avenue, New York today announced
that n telegram had been sent to Repre-
sentative Thomas J. Ryan of New
York endorsing his bill requiring merl
bers Of SUCH organization as the Ku
NuX Khan TO file list Of their mem
bers with the Post Office Department.
The telegram which WIS signed by
James Weldon Johnson Secretary OF
of the Advancement Association, is as
follows:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
The Death Of Wilmer Turner.

Wilmer Turner's funeral took place
from the Ebenezer Baptist church.
Wednesday April 9Th. Rev. W. H.
Stokes. d. D., OBLIGATED. He was tho
son Of the late B. T.. Turner. He had
been sick for some time, but few knew
the dangerous nature Of his malady.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
FOR SALE.

y. Tree piece Oak dining room suit;
china Dress; sideboard. Extension
table. national springs, two chairs.
VIII sell cheap. Boulevard 1901.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

Mr.. L. L. King, Of 1917 Hull st.,
uth>Richmond, who has been con-
fined to his room for many weeks is
somewhat improved.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

Mrs. Leila Scott, 235 Midlothian
Pike. South Richmond, who has been
indisposed for several months "a slow
~ convalescing. Her many friends
wish for her complete recovery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

IS Contractor D. J. Farrar, who has
been i'll at his residence is GONZALES.
cling under the skillful treatment II
DR.. VIM. H. Hughes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08
on. Thomas ]. Ryan,
House OF Representatives,

Washington, d. C.
The National Association for the Ad
yanccment OF Colored People, Seventy
Fifth Avenue, New York, heartily en-
dorses your bill requiring filing OF
memberships Of Ku Klux Khan and
such organizations with Post Office Dc
partment. We shall be glad TO render
any assistance possible to secure legis
lation putting Ku KMx Khan under
Federal control.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Cleared

Ms.4si Ca}o tspau) Morales cadja
~ Hsf e.ous LUIS Lsnso
lesabs 'sl) ciare,. London Atlantic
San Nae. Bauer por, Iinon United
Fruit Co.
Rs9ic 'ar, Beaaneu Liverpool va
Que stoa.u. " mite -iaf Line.
Elk IL DAM. chr.s,ensen; Copenhagen;
r'uNrh. Ed, & Co.
Muusomo ssroIi, Vera Cruz and Tam
piec. Murson Iincs
George Washington Cunrlngha Ponta
De. .sds md Tpnchai United states Lines
Nuu1ooa. }.oudri4an; Mstanzas and Cal
varien. Alunson Lines.
Fort HHnii1on Gsr) Francis Hamilton.
Furness. Witty & Co.
Antworp. Ell~rn7sns Wilscn Line
pocl.l~af lBN CAL. ramplco; Furness.
Witty < 90.
Corsor. Mcclure Bremen and Hamburg
10 Philaaeiphis. NcIr co.
Arapahoe, DeyeleauN; Chsrlsston and
Clydc s 5 60.
Oomulgee Baker. Mobile and Tampa
,'itg Of s. Louis JoAuson. Savannah
t,cean & : Co
san Ma Coohrane; BALTIMORE W Il
oiarr II 20.
ci-y of columbus ubDsrd; savannah
delaware. nobnsoni Boston Eastern s
: "a
.valdemar sNosland (Noo Iohsnssel
Norwslk, Call; Boston: Eastern s s Co
Santa Marta. 8ic,s. kingaton and Girls
cbal: VniiHd Fruit Co
i.ii.nae henderson; Tarnpico to Newark .
HiVc,sal Transport CO
Narraganseit tEr). Coates London via
Baton Rouge: \ NJ Smith
Cerro Ebano, Cook Port Lobos. Pan
Nmeri,an Petroieun < Transport Co
hama and Kobe via Norfolk ana Panama
Canal Kerr s : Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

purchased six vessels from the board
at prices ranging from STAY to 1886 q
ton. II is understood that under the
new policy adopted by the commission
trs the company will he allowed to
purchase additional tonnage at low
prices. which viii bring down The cost
Of the fleet to sum where the ships
can be operated on an equal, basis with
foreign vessels. in the sales Of three
Of thcse boats the company had clauses
providing that it would receive the ben
Gift Of any reductions IN prices made
later by the govc,umcnt
Nh. KmbalI and e. +. Farley. vice
president Of the Emergency Fleet Cor
Ioration in charge Of safes. wore in
conference yesterday with officials of
The Elder Steel Steam ship Company.
Mr.. Farley announced that the pol
lcv Of the board was not 20 give OFT
the terms Of the agreements reached
with the "pionccr purci ascrs." He said
Tint Chairman Laskcr mad instructed
that no Information should be made
J ublic except by himself, ON the ground
that the rotations % thc various com
ranies with the Shipping Board, hank
crs and the steamship industry gen
orally were involved
Mr.. kimba and Mr. Farley viii con
tinue their conferences this week with
others OF the forty-two concorns which
fought $50 vessels for $2g4 900 .O0o
rom the government.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Freight Ships Due
Due l'o-da,


ArSon. Rotterdam. tan Robert L. Hague
Nrasness. lIuIi, Jan l..... L NaN!Kat Co
Aidsatc. Ii.bon, Ian 1s..Jss w Elwsll I Co
cstaNa. Genoa. Jan II .-....P .Peirce Broa
Thode Fagelund. RIO de laneiro. Ian {.
KEN \ & Co
Alnsrso. 1mminsham. Jan 81
Pacific Steam Navigation
West Corum. st Thomas Feb
Mnnson Llnes
csMsholrn. Gothenburr. IAN 2@.
Janus. Brest. Jan "a ... Three Sta lins
Sallns'' F-rnambuco, Jan II
chicaho City. Bristol Jan 25
James Arkell Co
Siam City Shields. Ian 27.....r 5 Nav CO
Srazilier. Antwerp. Jan IS Belgian Lin.
has'ern Guide. onrenst own. Jan -.
Neendyk. Fort ss'd lan Is.
HollarG-Amerlca Line
schohario Hamburg Jan a1 Kerr 4 s CO
Somerset. Hamburg. Ian 24 Roht I. Hague
Eastern CraC, s. Nazaire Jan so.
Wes' Eldara, Brest. Jan 81.
Cosmo politan Line
CNeN. DunSirk. Jan 81 Cosmopolitan Zinc
rNIeccs Galveston Teb S...... Mallory Lin.
nnc Tomorrow
r. chaunss. Shields Feb ! u Nsvixation
Maine. London Fen =.
Msryiand, Bordeaux FEB r'rench Iine
Amcr0ss' Buenos Ayres Jan 20.
Y & Argerti1e Line
Due Friday
itannenfJ ora, Chrs stianIa, Ian 81.
Norwegian- American Line
York Castle. Southampton. Feb e.
Barber Lines
Due Saturday
FionIer Antwerp. Jan % Belgian Line
Duo Sunday
Norfolk Range. I.oith Fob J.
,~,, Fu-ncse. Witty < Co
Charlton Hall, Flo dc Janeiro. Jan so
Norton, Lilly & Co.
Due Monday
Hicei Mariner. Seattle Jar eS
Novian. NaNchcaf Feb s....1nt Nero Ma,
SaAla as. santos Jan % Lloyd 13rax Line
'u1a luok"NbaCh, Cristobal. Feb s.
LUCK enbach Line
Due Tuesday
,tnI"n n, niwerp Feb 5...Int More Mar
}ethou Bncnos Ayres, Jan %. Kerr s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Passenger Ships Due
I)ue To-day

g United Anaerican Line with mails is ex-
pected 70 dock late to-day or early Thurs
day at Pier S.. y Il lNest 4Gth st)
General w II Hodges. Cristobal Fe b 2 o
Panama r z Line with mails; is expected
30 doc at Pier !, Hoboken.
Yucatsn. Havana Feb 2 20 Ward Line
WITH mails ts expected to dock forenoon
Al Pier .. Elyn jGrace 80
Leon NIL tSp) Cadiz Jan 80 70 Spanish
hoyal Man Line with mails: - expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier g. r L (Cuyler's
Alley
ZacaPs. kingston Feb "a United Fruit
Is. f. II (Naiden Lauel
Gothlard Antwerp Feb = 10 Rad Star
Lime with inaila, - expected 10 dock ~
PER 60 y r tWest 23d ST.
l,hen3istocies tGe;}. piraeus Feb ] to
y Ctalanos & Co with mails: is expected to
docS forenoon.
''olsls snche. Lac oFsonyille Feb 2; 10 Clyde
tChsrlton ST..
olympic ,Br) Southampton Feb e. to
White Star Line with nlai!s: is expected TO
reach Am brose III and Will dock about
9 r IN Pier 90. r West 23d ST.
Kochambeau (Fr), Hayre Feb to
French Line with mails: is expected to
reach Ambrose a m and viii dock about
noon ~ Pier 81. n Il West 18th ST..
Due Tomorrow
Providence tFr), Nlarseiiies Feb /: to
Fabre Lire with mails; is expected 10 dock
forenoon al 3lst st. B'kyn.
TurriaIba. Crstobal Feb Q; 70 United
Fruit Co with mails: is expected 10 dock
late o-day carly Thursday at Pier Is.
r r (Maiden Iane)
Araguaya tBr). Bermuda Feb IL; to-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

ClaIro l4l scotland Feb H.
orisahs 49, s Scotland Havana for New
York Fen lS
Ynestsn Aos $ scotland bopnd New York
Feb l3.
keoskce ITO S Scotland ~ tch ls
Ellnspo!t 1850 = cape Henry bound Iai
timorc rcb IL
Quake C.ty l,sse E cape May boun. Lon
don Feb ~.
Vest lnsl1ir 800 e Delaware Capes FEB la.
Tlourco $50 E Jupiter Feb Is
'Nouuois ttr Scotland bound Tur1s Isl
and Lch g.
choster VALLEY a5s SE hy haif s Cape Race
bound B'cnaeM Feb rs.
Ma-ne lat So u lon b. IS w Feb 13
American Prrss ia E Capo Henry FOR
low"n Nl2 Ambrose bound for lscnc
Coast Feb l3
A'neriean rrsss rs T. Cape Henry bound
Norfolk Feb 8.
oe way ll5 Ne Bermuda Feb f.
Ninona At7 SE Ambrose bound Cvustanlt-
nople Feb IA.
-AswinAT l16 Sc Drenton ~ Teh H.
nanpden Portland I.N FoD l'
feXan $50 from Delaware Bycakwater
Feb Il.
Aswisea 1900 = Mia MI Fob IT,
S'leclan ~ + Frs island Feb
san Lorenzo $50 y San .Iuan \ NJ Feb 1
DeNolcn'e "a w Sand Key Feb -
Iens'no @as y san Juan PM Feb IA
West Nilus ; HarDcEat ~ PM Fab e.
NaraNal l,Sl2 SSE Ambrose Feb H.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

Editor "a sE Ambrose Feb - Gin TOW
rluor sbar 500 e Amhrosc reb a.
FRANKLIN A. u Sand hey Feb a.
General + II Hodges 1874 Scotland Feb T.
Georgian l.psi Ambrose F.h ~
Hnl:maid Sso e sabine b'r 81. Een ~
nahira lsa s Scotland Feb "a
uanley eas from san Pedro iM FEB IL.
Hilton rd Boston lght l'cb II.
.it....scunAa ,tuR) 50 scotland Feb ~.
Illinois 1,oI4 E ltattrras Wv "a
j, NJ pahlfnRer 1to + l.stteras Feb "a.
KifuHu Maru 20 Nr l'atteras Ieh ,is
kroonlsnd 2.a1s r Aiphrcsc Feb ~.
Lake Elon los S Scotland FEB 1t.
Lsviss Se6 Nantucket zen
Ms'n" - 'are ''see Frh ~
olen lat &c st lon A. 40 Feb H..
rsuisboro 10 E sand Key Feb It.
Potomac $50 E Ambrose Feb IL
rrincsss Matoiha lat As o' Ion 81 %
Puget sound lsso E cape Henry Fob IL.
Ruth ias scotland Fcb -.
Hchrohnl,e In g. ~ Ton aS ~ zen H.
Sucrosa 80 w Voriugaa Feb It,
Swlttsure 1900 Cap" Henry Fob 10
rarsu,is 400 u Ambrose Feb t..
Vurrialha 724 Scotland Feb !
t'lua $50 s Scotland teb III
Vacuum 1o7 W Sand Key Feb 4
W y keerr Uus) "a \ lIaii"'ss Fob II.
Wost Nsuco SHt T Ambrose rob
West Eldara r3S r Ambrose Feb a.
West naldnway 1890 II Anb.ose Fsh ! I
Wess lNi- 1910 fron NorfolS l'M i'eh g.
Westem Glcn 100 y Cape Henry fch IT,
Yucatsn las Scotland I'ch IA
Aywime duo Boston II L NJ Feb "a.
Kay way % NV Hcrinuds Fob IA
chester sun ~ SM Fryinepau shoals
Ech a.
conus if0 Ne Jupiter Fob it
FL Alba laS Ne Jnpite. Feb ~
Mi'sh W"lhe1 y lnpitsr re,
Elmsport 15b0 from Cape Henry Fob Is.
FSraby s75 ENE Ambrose zen "a
Fedora so II Great laaac l'eb IT,
Cold shell Is f towey Hochs tco Il.
Gulfoil 80 Jupiter Feb Ia
loGan 9l2 $ Ambrose Fob l3
John ~ Archbold % Ne Jupiter Feb Il
Lake Fernando i93 y Havana Feb
Mattole 275 Haii.ras Eeh H.
Nevsnia 6s SSE Jupiter Fei T.,
pphs 6, S Nantucket rcb II
Pioneer IS Jupiter reb Il
Quake El'N ,83o E cape May Feb ts.
ka$o 135 y lIait-rns Feb IA
Elchconcal 22s y .iupiter Feb =,
~a'an'a 40 Brenion'S Reef Feb a.
Siboney Gao scotland Feb 10
TcIan $50 from Delaware ErcaAwAt,I
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