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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

1T Safe street. L o. o. r. Hall
2.0o 2. n.-B.bfe study.
800 p. rn.-Bibie lecture
Lecture by c. r. Bender. Subject:
%Tha Resurrection OF the Dead"
All welcome, seats free, no coilec-
ttonB.
Speakers on Bible subjects and for
funerals furnished free on request
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

PLTMOUTH- Dec i3.-In n suit
filed In the Marshal circuit court.
Jesse Bare CHARGES be was
Skinned" hy Jesse Skinner, In con-
nection with n property settlement
The parties to the Trft are rela-
lives
Nine shot and killed hirnsstf fol-
lowing a cparrel with his wife at
their home. Three former actions
for divorce brought by the woman
within N period OF fourteen months
we've dismissed g. few days after
heir1v filed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

2e3 Hoffman street.
1880 n. m.--Preachjng.
e:e0 p. m--Praiss Meeting
1880 .. m.--PTeschiDE, Sunday.
TUESDAY snd Friday.
Rev Joseph Merrill, the Faith
Healing Es gelist, will have charge
OF services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

caiumet ave. and Summer blvd

Calumet ave. and Summer blvd
$50 g. m.-Bfole school.
1890 e. m---Communion and SER
mon.
$50 p. m.-Chrtstian EndeavoT.
$50 p. n--Sernon.
dnesday-General Aid all day
meeting.
wednesday. 745 p. m.--Mtd-weck
me citing.
7:45 Friday evening, choir rehear.
sal
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4 number OF church notices were
received 100 late for publication.
~ hA.S been repeatedly announced
that AL church notices must De Ia
this 0nics By R'ricay noon. This
&iNsS the pastor "a whole week 10
AsS AIA Aot4cu in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16
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Corner Holman and Detroit SITS.
Rev. Peter Langendor6, Rector.
Tomorrow is the third Sunday in
Advent: Services at the church:
500 a. m.-Hoiy Communion.
$50 a. m.--Church School and
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Calumet and Michigan avenues
A. II. Wells and l. {. Davis. pls.
tors.
s:45 a. m.--Sun5gy school.
i0:45 a. NM ornins worship.
800 p. m.-Inte-- UNCONVENTIONAL
Praise Service.
GAS .. n.-Toung Peoples meeting
1880 p. m.-Evangeustic service.
Wednesday. 1880 p. m.-Mid-week
prayer service
Thursday, $500 .. m.-Missionary
mAetinR
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

Standard ave and Van buren, st
Chas W. Starr. minister.
$50 a. n-Bible school
1890 a. m.-Communion and ser.
mon.
80 p. m.-Sermon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

kys IndIan& avenue.
@. J. Ellen, Evangelist
Phone Lansing 61-W.
Gospel services every Thursday
and Sunday evening. 7:45 p. Ia.
Topic SUNDAY: Gods Request"
Sunday School Gall ages) 500 p. N.
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1880. FridRy-Teacher's Meeting.
Men and Boys prayer meesinE.

M]@n @n0 B0y@ prayer meesln&s
Saturday at 7:46 .. IA.
state OF completion and we arc put
ting on a great revival campaign,
December 1'th to cath. DR.. J. L.
L. Moore. eI-president of Oiivet
University, will preach every night
1T 1880, and Kenneth and Unice Wells
sweetest singers In Indiana, will
have charge Of the music and sing
ing. II you hear them the drst
night you Will Be sure TO come every
night
vices Dec cath at 900 p. IN. at
which time We will lay the corner
stone and inolose G number Of sac
red and particular documents. Rev.
I. q. Martin, noted evangelist and
song writer, Is expected TO preach in
the morning. Rov. J. ". Short, Dis
trbct Superintendent Will preach de-
d1catlonal message in afternoon and
DR.. J. Z. /. Moore VIII preach at the
evening service. This will be a feast
OF good things and we cordially In
site and issue a hearty welcome to
every one.
THE HALvAxyoH ARMY
zoe z. STATE ut. Prone 1885. Ad-
tu.ant May King and Lieutenant
Dorothy Roberts. Offers IN charge.
Meetings as follows
Public meetings Wednesday. FRI
day and Saturday at p. 10.
Sunday:
Holiness Meeting at 1870 a M
Sunday school at ESQ p. M
Young Peoples Legion at p. IN
Salvation Meeting at p. m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

2-Ae set w = pillar. because he
had no son. Sam. 1913.
THAT OF the ASnoTttes in an at
tack On Israel Josh. 1o-6:11.
THAT we sin not against God.
Psg- 119-11
o---They wore two spies that fay
cred going into Canaan. Mum IA
$50.
6--Rehron. Sam. Fla
Waiting on the Lord Psz. 81
"a.
s-wIsdcm and knowledge. Isa-
SS~S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

Park Place ana Walsham stEasR.
Hsv. II .MackeussE. Pastor. 1lea
harrison st, phone 1s41
s:46 o. rn--Sun6Ay school a1e
Bible cissR.
1890 a. m---EorninS worship.
7:fS p. n.--FventnE service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

EnetoY.
$50 a. m.-SGnday school.
$50 q. m--German service.
1O:4S q. m.-Engltah service.
'Srhe Fore-Runner OF Christ and
HIS Message" Matt. 6. liz.
Wednesday, 1880 ,. m.-Advent
service.
Thursday, s D. n--Senior League
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Kew. BENJAMIN Rat. Pastor.
s39 Holman ne. Phone Soee.
asia g. m.-Orcnesrrl recital.
$3.50 a. n.--Sunda.y School
10:45 g. m-Mornlag worship
Sermon By tie pastor. Topics
s.The Living Christ IN the Modern
Worid.r
$3.50 .. m.-Sen3or Leagus.
$3.50 ?. m-Epworth League,
1880 p. m Evening worship.
Theme: '~rhe Message For This
Day"
Monday. soc ,. m--Ontcial board.
Wednesday, 1850 p. m--Frayer
meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

w. ~ Bgsuer. pastor. 2SS Tow1a
street
1000 g. m-Seynan services
1000 a m-Cstechct1cal 3nstruC-
5on.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-tAstyent ser
vice.
Thursday Eventng-A L. L. club
meets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

P1NTKCOsTAL A3aEM0Lx-
74s Soh1 street
$3.50 n m-BibIe school
1880 .. m-8pec1ai service for
the dedication of children.
1:45 p. m.-EveninR service.
7.46 .. III. Thursday.
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xuLL oosrzL MISSION
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-16

Fine combed cotton garments.
lightly Aecccd. Dutch neck,
short sleeves or low neck. no
sleeve. band top. ankle length
styles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

cases of this kind are unearthed re-
port the matter to the proper au-
thorities.
f m for the filing of the in
dividual income tax returns are be-
tng distributed through the mails to
a great number of people through
ont the city. The date set for the
time expiration is March Is, which
means that all persons affected are
to have their returns H. before that
date. 1t is not known OF what date
Il revenu officer will be in this city
to help persons in the computation
of incomes.
Edward Sergel is confined to
his home suffering from the grip.
Leo Wolff, of Perth Amboy. spent
Yesterday at the home of John Sal
mon.
Mrs. Mary Barry and Miss Della
Connors were Perth Amboy visitors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27


on Wednesday.
officer V. j. O'Connor will move
shortly to the M~eisenberg fiat on
Fourth street.
Mrs. John Laughlin, of Midtown,
spent yesterday at the home of rel
atives on Main street.
The Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity
at their recent meeting elected the
following officers to sci for the
coming year: President, Raymond
ICY" Perkins; vice president, Donald
Hoffman, treasurer, Edward Park
or; secretary, Benjamin +. Comm
ger; corresponding secretary, Arthur
Ingraham. The club recently took
the Sexton building for their head
quarters. where they will meet on
Monday night of each week. An
entertainment committee has been
selected to arrange affairs for the
club. Several pieces of furniture for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

which the boys were very grateful
were given by friends IF their
rooms.
The card party under the auspices
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
South Amboy Hospital held in the
council chamber of the city hall
proved a great success. The COM
mittee in charge arranged many
beautiful gifts which were awarded
at the close of the evening to the
successful players. Another event
will be held in the neal future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gundrum.
Jr., spent yesterday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Siefried of Newark.
Friendship Council No. 10, Sons
and Daughters of Liberty, will meet
today in their rooms in the X. of z.
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heston. who
left this city the early part of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27
SOUTH AMBOY

Mr.. Stork put one over on the
Grim Reaper last year., according
to the figures of Registrar of Vital
Statistics William N. Maggie. The
report shows 112 deaths during the
year., which was the same number
of deaths of the previous year. A
total of 219 births reported in this
city. OF that number 1o1 were fc-
males and los males. In 1920, 23G
births re recorded. Their were
forty-five marriages during the year.
while in the year previous marriages
numbered "a. 1t is understood that
for some reason where a doctor or
midwife is not in attendan parents
fail to report births. Parents are
compelled by law to report such
births The visiting nurse when
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

Z TRENTON. Jan. 27:-Motion by
counsel for DR.. Emma Richardson,
against whom. as head of the Mary
j.. Ball Home and Day Nursery, of
Camden. charges of cruelty to child
inmates have resulted in a demand
by Commissioner of Institutions AMI
Agencies b. G.. Lewis that the home
be closed. that complaints against
her personally be dismissed, have
been denied by Camden County
Court Judge John b.. Hates. Coun-
sci sought dismissal of the COM
plaint on the ground that the GUS
todv of the children alleged to have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27
STAIE NEWS

TRENTON, Jan. 27:-Fair state
house "stenogs' want to know If
they have to disclose their ages or
lose their jobs. Circulation of blanks
calling for the age of state employ
es, under last years state employees
pension act, has set up a dismal
wall from our state hou-e girls"
Under the act, each employe chooses
whether or not he will join in the
pension plan. and pay the assess
ments. And those who are going to
join seem to realize that in a scheme
involving insurance principles, the
matter of age must be considered.
But the howl ONE from those who
are not going to join. They get a
form to fill out saying that they will
not join. and on that form. as well
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

week. have notified friends of their
arrival at Miami, Fla.
The committee in charge OF the
dance to be held in the high school
auditorium under the auspices OF
the Progressive Fire Company Feb
ruary 1 are working hard il order
to insure the affairs success.
Frederick o. Isley has purchased
from the Straub estate lots on Henry
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolton, of Newark,
spent yesterday at the home OF
friends on David street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

Lovers of western fictiOn! Begin
william Macleod Raine's new book.
"Gunsight Pass" I'm the Perth Am
boy Evening News Monday, January
30.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

as the one for members. is the fatal
query as TO age.
"Why do we have to give ii
away?" they want to know.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

been ~ill-treated was not in DR..
Richardson personally, but in the
corporation. Thursday of next week
was set by the court as the day for
a conference of attorneys of both
sides to fix a definite time for hear
ing the whole case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-27

TRENTON, Jan. 27:-M. II. Car
ter, of Vineland, has been approved
by the Board of Control of the State
Institutions and Agencies Depart-
ment as steward of the Colony for
Predetermined at Woodbine. at a
salary OF $500 a year. If his adj
n IL successful the UNDER
standing is that he will be made
superintendent July l at a salary OF
$4,000 a year.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Distance given in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specifiedl
America ZIG e Ambrose |, 22d.
Byron ID Benson ls4 Ambrose l. V 22d.
&c A Garfield 100 SW Diamond Shoal 2lst.
Carolinian, 375 + Cape Henry odd
Charles + Harwood 3I5 SW Cape Canso I'D.
City OF Augusta 100 y by L Diamond Shoal
22d.
~odwater 525 f Charleston 22d
David McKelvy 40 SIC Boston 22d.
Eastern Cloud $50 h Ambrose l. 22d.
Everett 33 ENE Winter Quarter l. I'D.
Frederick II Kellogg 217 Il Hatteras 2lst.
G w Barnes $50 5 Ambrose l. V I'D.
Glenrdge 51I T. Boston 22d.
| G White 2s7 SSW Block Island 22d
A Bostwick - NNE Diamond Shoa 22d.
\ Pew. towing barge Pittsburgh, 9s SW
Diamond Shoal 22d.
Meteor WSW Montauk 22d.
Mount Carroll $50 w Bishop Rock 2sd
Munalbro 10 NE Diamond Shoal 22d.
Munamar III lfatteras 22d.
Nacata 353 f Hatteras 22d.
\atirar / ,S16 II Boston 22d.
Ossining 81 NNE Diamond Shoal odd
President Adams ,657 l. Ambrose l. V 22d.
President Taft ! ,5i2 + Ambrose l. 22d.
President Van Buren, ,2lI w Fastnet I'D.
Resolute ,450 T. Ambrose l. V 22d.
Robin Goodfellow 270 Sc AMBROSE l. V I'D.
Shooters Island SO NNE Nantucket 22d.
Suffolk @ Fire Island 22d.
Trontoite 145 ENE Hatteras 22d.
vestris 5S1 T. Ambrose l. v 22d.
Wabash 90 Sc Montauk 22d.
w Keene passed West Chop 22d.
West Eldara 73l Ambrose l. 22d.
West Inskip $3.50 + Ambrose l. I'D.
West Kebar go f Cape Race 21st.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str II f Alexander. Philadelphia for New
icrk. was in collision II Delaware Bay yes
terday afternoon with str Andree tBr) New
York for Philadelphia. The Andree sank and
the Alexander returnec to Philadelphia (see
news columns.
BOSTON, May 2a-Str Arlington. which
left for Norfolk Saturday Pm, returned same
night with boiler trouble: repairs were
made and she proceeded Sunday. passing out
str Westmead, Reva, for Norfolk (before
rel ortedl. arrived here today for repairs
2otoschr Eanpie han, Sshat wh,cn t,on was % ssea
caravel, has just been disposed of by the
Boston Ship Brokerage Co TO II y Cleary
of the Oakwood Inn. Boothbay Harbor. on
morning In tow of tug Niaphise and went
out by the Graves at | ;f5, but was return
outside.
EASTPORT. Me. May i9-The three masted
Canadian schr Ada Mcintyre. which went
ashore IL. fog early to-day on Prangle Point;
water and apparently breaking up.
GALVESTON, Tex. May 17-Str Muncaster
Castle (Br) had fire in No hold yesterday
damaged by fire and approximately $50 bales
damaged by water. (rhe Castle proceeded
18th for Ghent.)
lubricating OIL from Houston, went aground
Yesterday near the entrance TO the Texas
City channel; this was the second time the
pannedaike grounded coming here from
Houston. having teen aground near Lynch
burg Monday night. (The Dannedaike sailed
from Galveston 18th for Hamburg.)
LONDON. May :2-Str Dio. from Valencia
for Norfolk, before reported with loss of
one blade of propeller. has been towed into
Bermuda.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 22-Str Car
donia. which arrived here yesterday from
Tampa. grounded at the mouth OF the river,
got off unassised and without damage.
PORTLAND, Me. May 20-Hope of saving
str Middlesex, ashore Trundys Reef. has
been Abandoned vessel had been reported
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
ARRIVED.

SIR Adriatic CBD, Liverpool May 10 and
Queenstown IAN. 20 the White star Line.
With 80 first. 1875 second cabin and 1876 third
class passengers. malls and mdse. Went 70
pier co. North River.
str United states tDanl. Copenhagcn May
~ and ChrLstiania 18th 90 Funch, Edye g.
CO. with first. so second cabin and 2ii
steeraRc passengers. malls and mdae.
Str Finland. Antwerp May ~ and South
ampton and CherbonrF i2tl. 10 the Red
Star Line, with - first. ~ SECOND cabin
and 2i3 third CLASSY pasfehgers. malls and
mdfe Went 20 pier 6i North River.
str Orduna fBD. Hamburg May 10 and
Southampton and Chvrbourg 18th. 70 Sander
son q Son, With 81 first. ijG second cabin
aud 30 third class passengers. malls and
mdsc. Went 20 pier q North River
Str Canada tFr). Marsoilles May q. Lisbon
10Th. st Mchaels 18th. TIorta 18th and Provi-
donce 2tst 10 James w Elwell n co. with q
first. second cabin and third class pas
sengers and mdse. Went 10 foot of 3ist
street Brooklyn
pnua adcpiia Nst, 10 Furnoss Witty a Co
with mdsc Went " New York Dock Co.'S
pier 80 Droookyn
STR Ncvasior Brl. Adda Aprl I. Accra
igth. Winncbah 10Th. - Vincent CIV. 10th
ana norfolk May 20 u the United states
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
CLEARED.

Str Suwanee (Br) Mackenzie. Rouen and
London toil in bull)--N NJ Smith.
Str Milllnocket, Nielsen, San Juan, PA,
(gcneraD-A II Bull Co.
Str Ecuador paulsen. Cristobal, Balboa.
& Q (general-W II Grace Co.
Str Muyaro (Br), Drysdale, Grenada Trim
ioad. SC tgenersD D-Furness, Witty Co.
Str City OF Montgomery. Hammond Sa-
Str Hvidehavet (Dan). Van Deurs, Charles
ton. sc tballasD-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Normannia (Danl. Blom, Norfolk (bal-
lasD West India Steamship Co.
Str Allianca, Nelson. Norfolk tgeneraD =
Clt Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Philadelphia. Leck. Baltimore tgeneraD
Clyde Steamship CO.
Str Gasconier (BrI. Saunders, Baltimore
lfosidue) Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Sahale. Roper. Baltimore tbalastt--
Export Transportation Co.
Str Paul III Harwood. Mckenzie, Perth Am
boy toi)-Iluasteca Petroleum Co
Str Pennsylvanian, Tapley. Boston Gin
transit)-Unted American Lines.
Str Norwalk. Allen, Boston (general)-
Eastern Steamship ofporation.
Str Edgar + Luckeil ach. Baarstad. BoS-
ter Tin transi) -Luckc kcnbach Steamship 60.
str Lehigh Bowling. Boston general
North Atlantic and Western Steamship Co
schr Wapiti lBp, Hayes, Guysboro. Ms
thallastl-Gilmartln & Co.
schr Emily + Northam, Ward. st Jonn.
Ni5 tcoaD-Sexton Bryant.
Tug Otis Wack (Brl. Young. Spencers ISL
era, Ms (ballast)-J Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
SEEKS BOOKS FOR SEAMEN.
Library Organization Calls First
for ..Red BIooded" Fiction.

The American Merchant Marine Lii
brary Association, SO Beaver street. be-
gan yesterday TO collect books and other
reading matter for seamen's libraries on
merchant vessels of American registry.
Although seamen prefer red blooded"
<iction, according to the campaign COM
nfittee, there Is a strong demand for
history biography and technical books
dealing with navigation and engineer
ing. The New York Public Library and
its branchese will be receiving stations
for contributed books.
A smoker will be held tonight in the
offices of the Ocean Association of Ma
rine Engineers, Is Whitehall street. at
which seamen's membership certificates
in the library association will be sold,
the proceeds to go to the purchase of
books for the libraries. On the pro-
gram are instrumental and vocal num-
bers. motion pictures. wrestling and box
ing matches, smokes and refreshments
A general invitation has been extended
to marine men.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Aedo lat 3s 26. lon II IL 22d.
Artigas 25 n Diamond Shoal 22d.
Bantu 769 Il Ambrose l. 22d.
Bayern 600 Il Ambrose l. odd
Crawford 355 + Cape May I'D.
Duquesne 4S0 Sc Sandy Hook 22d,
Esparta 40l S Nantucket l. V odd
Federal 610 Sandy Hook 22d.
Gulftrade 150 S Sandy Hook 22d.
Huron 1894 S Scotland u V I'D.
independence Hall $40 Ambrose l. I'D.
Manchuria due Ambrose l. 10 PM 23d.
Mohawk $50 S Scotland l. 22d.
Monterey arrived Havana 22d.
Nocculada lat 3S 81, lon 6S 81 22d.
Orizaba 245 S Scotland l. V I'D.
Robin Gray bJ1 from Cape Henry 21st.
Ruth anchored off old Orchard 1:45 AM
22d. -
ST Mary $50 Sw by S Nantucket l. 22d.
Sag Harbor passed out Cape Henry $3.50 PM
nd.
Shooters Island 36 NE Nantucket I'D.
Siboney 800 s Scotland j. V 21st.
Westerdyk 800 r Nantucket l. o2d.
West Imboden 2ss Sc Sandy Hook 22d.
West Norranus 254 e Cape Henry 22d.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23

EGYPT-INDIA. American q Indian Line
Port Saldk bombay. Colombo, Rangoon Cal.
cutta. Norton. Lilly & Co., 20 Beaver ST.. NY.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY MAY 22, 1922

Navigation Co. with cocoa. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier 81. BROOKLYN. -
Hong Kong March 4. Manila 11th. Singapore
23d.. Malacca 24th Penang 26th' sAleppey
Boston May 20. 20 w II rweddell & Co, with
mdse. Went to American Docks. Staten
Island.
Str San Lorenzo. Ponce May IA. Mayaguez
18th. Aguadilla and Arecbo 18th and San
Juan 18th. to the New York and Porto Rico
steamship Co. with iaa %orn o: mails ras
Scr zulIa. Maracaibo May 10. Curacao l4th
and Mayaguez 18th to Bliss. Dalett e Co,
with 80 passengers. mails and mdse; Went
TO New York Dock Cos pier IL. Brooklyn.
Str Tanamo, Ponce May y. Mayasuez and md
Aguadia 18th and San Juan 18th, TO the
and mdse. Went to pier !. East River.
Str Edith. Arroyo May q. Mayaguez Tth.
Arecibo 9th. Fajardo 10th. Humacoa 18th,
Paimas Atlas 18th and San Juan 18th. TO
The Bull5Insular Line with h mdse; n.e:, Went to
ADD ARRIVED -..-..-..-..-
Str Bolivar. Barbado. May and Curacao
4th. to the clyde Steamship Co. with mdse
Str EDWARD j. Doheny TiIs rampico May
"a. to the Huasteca Petroleum Co. with
crude oil Anchored off TomplJnsville.
Str Josiah Macy. Tampico May ~ TO Rob
ert l. Hague. with 3 passengers and crude
oil Went to Mastln's dry dock, stapleton;
Str Cananova. Port Antonio May 49, to the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 20. East River =
Str BAnan fNhfls fOft antonio WAY 10 10
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Anchored
off Liberty
Str San Mateo, Bocas del Toro May II.
10 the United Fruit Co, with fruit. Went to
pier ~, East River.
str storaker CNor). cardenas May o. Cal
barien 10th and Havana 10th. TO s o Stray
& Co. with sugar. Anchored off Red Hook.
Str Norma. Cananova May IL and Sama
18th. TO the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit.
Went 10 pier 2G East River.
Str 1<nut Hapsun (Nor). Sagua TO the
Munson Steamship Line. with mdse. Went
10 South I'd street Brooklyn
str Callabasas, Havana. 10 the Atlantic
Fruit Co with mdse. Went 10 Carteret. NJ.
Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse Went
TO pier 81 North River
Str Ruth. Boca Grande. 20 A II Bull. with
mdse. Went 10 Carteret. NJ.
Fuel Co. with coal Anchored off Liberty
str Lake Stirling. Richmond 70 the Rich
mond and New York steamship Co, with
nidse Went 20 pier 46, East Rver.
Str Philadelphia. Baltimore. 10 the Clyde
steamship Co, with mdse. Went to pier ~.
North RIVER
Str American. Boston. TO the United Ameri-
can Lines. Went 10 pier 9. Bush Docks,
Brooklyn.
str Madrono fNor). Fall River. 10 wilhelm
. Brooklyn.
Tug Liberty. towing barge passed in
Sandy Hook AZ GtIj AN, anchored barge IN
lower. bay and passed out Sandy Hook
picked up barges and passed In again at
rug Kingflsher. towing hulls
Tug Eureka, towing barRcs.
Tug vireinian. towing barges
tn Henrco. towing bargcs
The following tugs arrived 2isi Jupiter.
towing bargea VIM Donaldson towing
I Hourlco. towing 2 Carolina towing 2
Minnie. towing Warrior. towing ?