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New-York tribune., 1920-09-17
Steamship Companies, Ship
ping Agents, Addresses and
Telephone Numbers

B'way. N. Y. Bowling Green ease.
American Star Line
2s Beaver St.. N. y. Broad 9S3-S34.
Atlantic Fruit Co.
81 Broadway. n: Y;
Bowling Green 1850.
Atlantic Transport Line
B'way. n. Y. Bowling Green $3.50.
Baltic S. S. Corp. of America
woolworth Bldg, \. Y. Barclay SAFE.
Baltimore Oceanic S. S. Go.
C. D. Mallory. g. Co.. Inc. Agents.
Bowling Green 5S50-55Sl. -
lee1-3 Munsey Bids. Baltimore. Md.
st. Paul A46l-2.
Baltimore Steamship Co., Inc.
amssIssa g nEssa"aki kiss r. a,si%or.. asas &d.
Barber S. S. Line, Inc.
IL Battery Pl.. N. Y. Whitehall 1900.
Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
SeetaS :, EaehsnEe s11;sss1s. rl;; N y
Booth Line
II Battery Place. n. 7. whitehall $50.
Bull & Co., A. H., Agents
II Battery Pl.. N. y. Whitehall 1872.
Caribbean Line
10 Bridge St., n. Y. Bling Gn. 10oeA.
Clyde Steamship Company
Pier SO n. r.. N. ". Spring $500.
Clyde Steamship Company
Pier Il. y. r.. n. <. Spring $500.
Di Giorgio & Co.
Pier 2. e. r.. N. Y. Bowl. Green 1870.
Elwell Lines
St.. n. Y. Bowling Green 7eoo.
Export Transportation Co.
Sc oTasas %est sss@nssh!p sf 4. Hsss' 4Sss Rector
St. Paul 6o61.
France & Canada S. S. Corp.
I20 Broadway, n. Y. Rector $500.
French-American Line, Inc.
ls Broadway. N. Y. Broad 1522.
General Navigation CO.
lS Broadway, N. Y.
Broad 7A21.
Globe Line
Corp, Sc Broad St., n. Y. Broad es74.
Grace Line
over @ 7; So. =. y. Boz Sowing nSr Green en- 1880.
Harris, MagiIl & Co., Inc.
IS $3.50 So. William st., NY. Broad 4sss.
easler Brothers
Produce Exchange Bldg, N. Y.
$500 Bowling Green.
Houston & Co., r. P.
~ Battery PL. n. Y. whitehall 1890.
I. F. G.. Lines
InseFnatlona, 39a F,d9 FFeisht,ng Gerg g,oo
Lombard 3833-Se34.
International Mercantile Marine
American Line
Atlantic Transport Llne
Red Star Limo
Leyland Line
White Star Domlnion Line.
9-l1 Broadway. $3.50 Bowling Green.
S27 So. La Sale St., Chicago.
Lamport & Holt Line
az Broadway N. Y. Broad s92a.
Leyland Line
o B'way. N. Y. Bowling Green e2so.
Lind Navigation Co.
IL Battery Pl., N. Y. whitehall lAS9.
Lloyd Royal Beige
l41 Broadway. n. Z.
Rector 6208-9-10.
Lord Line
0 B'way. N. 7. Bowling Green $3.50.
Luckenbach S. S. Lines
O. Whitehall St., N. Y.
Bowling Green e2GO
Mallory Steamship Company
Fas9 80. N. h.. N. Y. $500 sprang.
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Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.

Commercial India H.ine.
Commercial South American Line.
Commercial West Indian Line.
s Broadway, N. Y.
Bowling Green 622S.
Munson S. S. Line
82 Beaver St.. N. Y. Hanover $40.
National Shipping Corp.
rs Broad St., N. T.
Broad 3112.
North & South Line
r. Kieppe 2 Co.; Inc. y ~ broadway.
Norwegian America Lime
GMds,se STidss st.. =: nH bns dS: ssse
Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Broadway. N. Y. whitehall $50.
Oriole Steamship Lines
export Transportation Coz
Stewart Bldg, Baltimore. Md.
st. Paul 1851.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
10 Hanover sau;aarse:: N. Y.
Panama Line
~OO~s
Providence Atlantic Line
Giln,artin & Co., Managing Age1to
~ Broad ST., N. y. Broad e49A
Is Westminster St.,
Providence, II. i.
Quebec S. S. Co.
81 Whitehall ST., N. T.. B'ling GIN 1900
r. Lawrence Smith, Inc.
~ Battery Pi., N. Y. whitehall 8A4.
Red ID Line
5: Wall ST.. n. I. Hanover Ioo7:.
Red Star Line
H'way, N. v. Bowling Green $3.50.
Richard Steamship Lines
wa1 s. B. y shaF% q %nisehs GS soo oAfss E1t. io g.
Sanderson & Son
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Go.
Ellerman,s h,!sran,s Wilson Wilson Line: I,n:
American Mediterranean LevanS Lime
26 Broadway. N. Y. Broad 1850.
Seager Line
seager Steamship Co.. Inc.
25 Beaver ST., n. Y. Broad 1860 % 1873.
Southern Pacific Company
ls5 MofsSn B'May. l'ss =. Y. cortnands 4eoo.
Standard S. S. Co., Inc
2 Stone ST.. N. Y.
Rowling Green 7273-4-5s
Amer,san A. Ps11 as11ss.aI nldgy Baltimore Md'
States Marine & Commercial Co.
IL Battery Pl.. N. Y. Whitehall 4as.
S. o. Stray Steamship Corp.
IL Broadway. N. y.
Bowling Green $3.50.
Steele Steamship Line
80 Broad ST.. N. ". Broad 1897
Tracy Steamship Co., Inc.
IL State ST.. N. Y. Bowling Green 1855
Transportes Marihmos Do Estado
R9derisk cd r. q k9msey, Agents.
Bowling Green 5s4s.
United American Lines
aoeHSpasa'So 20 spay. =. Y. Whitehall 1880.
U. S. Mail Steamship Co., Inc.
Passenger Offices: AS Broadway. N. Y.
Tfe'sht Me'sisa ofases: hses: ,so proadway. N. Y.
Rector $500.
United States Transport Co., Inc.
so Broad St., N. y. Broad 1852.
United transportation 20.
II Battery Pl.. n. Y. Whitehall $50.
Waterhouse & Co., Frank
14e B'way. N. Y. Cortlandt esl5.
Ward Line
Foot Wall ST., N. X. John 1900.
West Coast Line
Vessel, Duval q Co.
1928 Broad st., N. Y. Broad $3.50.
White Star Dominion Line
o B'way, n. Y. Bowling Green e230.
White Star Line
9 B'way. N. Y. Bowling Green $3.50.
Whitney & Co., J.. F.,
10 Bridge St.. N. Y. Bowl. G'n B&Ao.
Winchester Lines
Produce Exchange, N. Z.
Bowling Green 1850.
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Africa i


Alden
From New York
Sept. so-EAsTERM PILOT tF1
Oct. se-HiNCKLEY 9FJ
Oriental Navigation Co.
Delagea Bay
From New York
Sept. 2o-EASTERN PILOT (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct. 20-NINCkLEY (I)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Mombasa
From New York
Sept. 20-EASTERN PILOT {F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct. 15-OSAKlS O'p
~. 90 Tnttsd t American n,e, Lines. Inc.
Oriental Navigation Co.
North Africa, Madeira, Morocco
From New York
Sept sS-75EFTERsoM IF COUNTY ;rry ST,
Oct. 1o-BAY HEAD (F5 ''' A
United American Linea Inc.
Sept. so-7sSABATAWAN tF)
Oct. 2O-OSAKIS (F)
United American Lines. Inc.
Nov. 2-CoLD HARBOR CD
United American Lines, Inc.
Nov. 20-MARSODAK (F>
United American Lines. Inc.
North East Africa, via Red Sea.
Alden, Mombasa (Kilindini), },
Beira, Delagoa Bay
From New York
Sept. 20-EASTERN PILOT (Fl
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct: 20-HINCkLEY (FO
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oran, Algiers, Valencia, Barcelona,
MarseiIles
From New York
sailed LAKE GREENBRIAR (F)
Elwell Lines.
From Philadelphia
Sept. 18-IAKE GREENBRIER (Fe
Elwell Lines.
West Coast Ports, FunchaI (Madeira
islands,, Casa Blanca, Canary
Islands, Dakar, Bathurst, Bissao,
Conakry, Freetown, Monrovia,
Grand Bassam, AKIN, Seccon-
dee, Accra, Lagos, Matadi, Cape
Palinas, Loanda, Lobito Bay
From New York
Ioading-JOLEE (F] Bull & Co.. Agents
Receiving-CLONTARF (lS)
Bull Co. Agents.
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So'4th America
Bahia Blanca See Para, Rio de Janeire
Bahia, Rio de Janei-o, Santos,
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres

Bahia, Rio de Janei-o, Santos,
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Sept. Sept so-WEsTERN HERO tF5 ward Line
Alse see Para, Fort au Prince
Buenaventura, Sec Port au Prince
Buenos Ayres
From New York
SEPT. 17--WEST EAGLE (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Sept. 2S-wILL1MANTiC lF}
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct. 1@-TENAFLY (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
From Philadelphia
sept. 22-NOCKUM (F-R)
Internat,onal Freishtins Corp.
Sept. S0-WEST MUNIIAM (F)
International Fretghting Corp.
From Mobile
Sept. 2o-Oss1NING tF)
Munson S. 8. Line
Also see Montevideo. Rio de Jan
Giro. Bahia
Cabedello, SEQ Para
CaTtagena, Soc cr,stoba,. Port au Prince
Cayenne, See Demerara
Ceara, See Para
Chile, Peru
FROM New York
Sept. So-oRCUs (F) West Coast Line
Chile, Peru, Ecuador
Sept. 1s-RnNAICo iPF)
Sept, sa.-sxsrS Mfs! c0rfs raREs1 E!as tpy,
g.: sSAS$A$ zEsA zE9s4 E s::s: s::s: Es: Es:
Nov. s-sANTA LUIsA (PF) Grace Line
Cristobal, Cartagena, Puerto Colombia
From New York
sept. 17--PANAMA (PF) Panama Line
Cristobal, Haytian Ports
From New York
Sept. 2l-ADVANCE CPF) Panama Lins
Also SEQ Bort au Prince
Curacao, SEQ La Guayrs
DemeFara, Paramaribo, ST. Laurent,
Cayenne
From New York
SeDe' 9a-Y.AKh VIEW (gl
CLYDE g. 8. Co.. RapoSel Lanes
Dutch West gMdies Sec la Gwayre
Ecuador, GO Chile
Guayaquil, Sec rsrs au Primo.
Equitos, Gee Para
La Guayra and Puerto C,bs11o
Venezuela, =. Curacao, Dutch West
andaes and Maraeaibo, Venez,
" va Curacao, San Juan and
mayaguez, Porto Rico ''''>'
a.n. as From New York
gsgS gsSgSE' SSSS-pHII4ADHLpfIrA fprnw..
o. o. .ssuIiAAc .ssGuAhAcAs tsts,, ts,,Pg5 Rsd LtnS LnS
Ia Platas From New York ~
0eso 1e-TBNAFLY ~,
A,. Oriental Navigation Co.
Maceio, Gee Pare " '""''F'
ns.a From New York
MSasaGas see Canary galamas
Maneas See Pers au xrsass
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I ramp, Service.
Full or Part Cargo
Offers Solicited

At New York
Sept Is. g. MONROE. s.ooe Tens
General Navigation Co.
Sept "A STEAMER, $500 Tons
France & Canada 8. = Cesp
Az Norfolk
3. 9. BELFORT. 9.6ee Tous
General Navigation co.
AZ BuenoS Ayre9
sepe. so-S. g. NAscA. S,IsS Tons s
General Navigation Co i
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Sailing for
United States

New York
From Rotterdam
Bepe. l&--F. ]. LUcKENBACR ls2
Luckenb3ch Linee nm
Sept. &6-EDGAR r. LUCKENsASA ~
Iucksnbach Lines w IN
0ese @--WALTER A LuCK&N1A~s
Luckenbach Lines sss
0cA. a2-R. ]. LUCKENRAGR w
Luekens&ch Lines ,.r, ssR I,
Oct. 3o-DDWARD LUCKHNBAcA VIZ
&uckeuhaeh Lines
& From Hamburg 80
Oct. G&-~RARRY xUcK@NBAC5 tsf
&uckenbach Lines ssss eRSf
New @-~wALTHH a. LUC&MNbAsaAHsss+ s+9
Luckenbaeh Lines
Philadelphia
Fgom RaeteRdam =
0ee, 2e@N0E@eTBAD ST1
LueksaheeA xsne& 1s4
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TpuY
Europe

(Continusd)
From New Orleans
$685. e2@--HURGONDIDR tF)
Lloyd Royal Belge
Amswsrp, Ghene
From Galveston
goSA 3@-RDD MOUNTAIN (F)
Steele 8. 8. Line
Antwerp, Rotterdam
From Baltimore
0st. 8-OTHo (F) Orioie @ Linz
Octe 1@-A STEAMER fT)
Ortois 8. S. Line
Oct. JAMES OTIS GU
Oriole g. b. Line
Avonmouth, Bristol, Manchester
From Norfolk
EepS DAVIDSON COUNTY, ST)
Harris, Magili a Co, Inc.
NSDss s-MONoMAC {E)
. Harris. Magill a. Co.. lac. 4
&ss' --pAWTUCKET ty1
Asss's: Aisa a. niss1l naIa a Co.. 1"c'
Avonmeuth, Glasgow
From Baltimore
ssTe.2S~-MoNMoUTH ~
oss. s--nxsr" ns.es'r"cff cii1eAds3 y c1;; ~, lao
baltimore o. b. CO.. yna.
MA ga Dslt,nssrs g @. Co.. ase. -
Ga1GAags O. n GAa 1maA
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Europe
(C0ntanued)
Marselles

MarseilIes
From New York
Oct. aS-DALLAS (F) Elwell Lines
Marseilles, Genoa, Naples, Algiers
From Philadelphia
Sept. 2S-A STEAMER CD
c1yde Siyd 9: s. ns nsss.,a. Co: Rsporsl %.,L Lines
Naples. Sec Azores. Genoa. Marseilles
Newcastle, See Hull
Piraeus, Salonica, Constantinopge,
Black Sea Ports
From New York
Sept. 17-osHKosE (T,
net "a 9sisntsl .e%n. Nayisation Co.
Also see Barcelona
Queenstown, Boulogne, London
From New York
Sept. 1s-PANHANDLD STATE PF)
u. S. Mail Steamship Co., Inc.
Reval, See Danz's
Reykjavik, Sec iceland
Riga, Sec Danzis
Rotterdam
From New York
Sept, 22-EDWARD LUCKENBACR (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Sept. 23-YAKA CD
s.nt a.RN6RHx Rsf1 RaEGnd r TGckENsxcR & & Gc6P IF,
Luckenbach Lines
Oct. 6-F. j. LUCKENBACH CD
Iucllenbach Lines
Ost l2-CHESTER KIWANIS (F)
Oct. 1s-EDeAR r: LUcKENBAcH <F)
Luckenbach Lines
Oct. 2O-JULIA LUCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Oct. 2z-HONNEDAGA (F)
Black Diamond 8. 8. Corp
From. Baltimore
Sept. .2B-POLYBIUS CD
Oct. 4cHssrBR elrSs R7s"SnS S1%ANfs s S efE' sT5
o.. On ,EnMk Black = piam3nd q n lI $; S. Corp
Black Diamond S. s. Corp.
From Philadelphia
Sept. 1e-HOMESTEAp tF)
Iuckenbach Lines.
Sept. S0-WATONWAN (F>
Luckenbach Lines
Also see Antwerp
Rouen, Havre
From New York
Sept. 25--TONGRIER CD
Lloyd Roya! Beige
Oct. 0--ALGERlER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Oct. 29--BOMBARDIER CD
Lloyd Royal Beige
Salonica
From New York
Sept. 17-osHKos (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct. 10-JACONA CD
Also see Piraeus
Santander, See Las Palmas
Skein, See Bergen
Southampton
From New York
Sept. .l8-OLYMPIC PF-R)
Sept. 1s-NEW NEW YoRK Seas l'1f @T-R,
American Line
Sept. 25-ST PAUL (PF-R) American Line
Oct. 2-PHILADELPHIA (PF-R)
Oct. 9-OLYMPIC (PF-R)
White Star Line
Stavanger, See Trondhjem
Stockholm, See Helsingfors. Gothenbura
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger,
Christiansand, Christiania
Sept. 2o-RANENFJoRD (F)
Norwegian America Line
Sept. .2S-SONGDAI. (F)
S. O. stray S. S. Corp
Oct. s-SONGVAND (E0
s. O. Stray S. 8. Corp.
Oct. 28-SONGVAAR (F)
S. O. Stray S. s. Corp
Oct. 20-STVANGERFJORD tPF)
Norwegian America Line
Oct. -BESSEGEN (F)
Norweg an America Limo
Valencia, Barcelona, Oran,
Marseilles
From New York
Sept. 20-BELv1DERE (Fo Elwell Lineg
Oct. 15-DALLAS (T) ElweIl Lines
Vlgo, Sec Las Palmas
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South America

South America
Scentingsdl
Maraeaibo, SEQ La Guayrs
Maranham, See Pare
Mayaguez, See La Guayra
Montevideo
From New York
Sept. INVEST EAGLE (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Montevideo
Sept. 25-wILLIMANTTC (F)
Oct. 1O-TENAFLY tF)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Sept. .17--PENNsYLvAN1A CD
Sept. 1s-a%R%obiUs Gds!Io dlus' >r> Houston Co.
Sept. 25--HAI RTUS CD HouS2on q Co.
Oct. s-wzs 29rAN$ 2g MsRi'ff r.
Muns~.' S. S. Limo
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Receivinss--NANTAHALA (F)'
Moore {, Mccormack Co.. Yne
Oct 8-CHlCOMlCO CD
From Philadelphia
SeDt. 22-NOCkUM (F-R)
International Freighting Corp.
Sept. S0-WEST MUNHAM (F)
International FreightinG Corp.
Sept sopEGHT E5Gm ssT s5TNb 9rlfsns tTY Ward Line
Montevideo, Santos, La Plata, Conn
pana, Rosario
From New York
Sept. 23-SIDDONS (F)
Also sec Rio do Janeiro. Para
and Bahia.
Natal, SEQ Para
Para, Maranhan, Ceara, Natal, Ca
bedello, Pernambuco, Maceio,
Bahia
From New York
Sept. 17-V1RGlL CD Lamport q Holt
Para, Ceara, Maceio, Pernambuco,
Cabedello, Natal
From New York
Sept. 1s-SAINT SAINT M!CHAEk 81 ~
Booth American Shipping Corp.
Para, Maranham, Manaos, 1quitos
From New Mork
Sept. 23-MICHAEL (F)
Booth American Shipping Corp.
PayamaFlbO, SEQ Demerara
Paranagua, Sec Pernambuce
Pelotas, See Pernambuco
Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, Rio
Grande do Sui, Santos, Parana-
qua, Pelotas, Porto Allegro
From New York
Receiving-WESTERN SPIRIT (F)
Moore & Mccormack Co.. Inc.
Oct. 15-OsINEKE tE)
Moore & Mccormack Co.. Inc
Peru, See Chile. =.
Port au Prince, Cristobal, Buenaven-
tura, Esmeraldas, Bahia, Mania,
Guayaquil
From New York
Oct. 2-GEN. w. c. GORGAS (PF)
Panama Line
Port au Prince, Cristobal, Carta~
gena, Puerto Colombia
From New York
sept 22--coLoN PF) Panama Line
Porto Allegro, See Pernambuco
gOrt0 KlcO, Sec La Guayr@
Puerto Cabello, See La Guayra
Puerto Colombia, SEQ crlstobal. Port au
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Bahia Blanca
Sept. 2s-LAUREL tF'] Munson S. S. Line
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo,
Buenos Ayres
From New York
Sept. 25--sHAUME (Fl Munson 8. 8. Lins
Oct. l4-ARCHIMEDES fF)
Lanport & Holt
Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos
Ayres
From New York
Oct. S-cALLAo PFo Munson Line
Oct. 13-MARCONL (F-R)
Oct. 3o-MARTIIA AsHINGToN PF)
Munson $. S. Line
Rio de yaneiro, Santos, Buenos Ayres
From New York
! Sailed -THoRvAI.D HALEORSEN (PF>
Sept. 17-HALLBJOERG PF)
North G. South Line
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, La Plata,
Buenos Ayres
From New York
Oct. 2o-LA FooMo <F) Munson s. s. Line
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo,
La Plata, Buenos Ayres, Rosario
From New York
Sept. 17-wEST EAGLE (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Sept. 25-WILLIMANTIC CD
Oriental Navigation Co.
Oct. 1G-TENAFLY (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Also see Pernambuco, Bahia
Rio Grhnde do Sui, . Pernambuco
Rosario, Sec Rio de Janeire
st. Laurent SEQ Demerarn
San Juan, SEQ La Guayra
Santos Sec Rio dc Janeiro. Bahia
From New York
gep4. 17-WEST DAGLN {F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Sept. 2B-WILLIMANTIC (F1
Oriental Navigation Co,
Oct. 1@-TENAFLY (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Also geo Rio dc Janeiro, BahlD
The Washington times., 1920-04-11
rOusDCLEANING. let us sup

Y rousBCLEANING. let US sup
RI pose. has come and gone.
= We have cleaned and
scrubbed and polished and made
ready for the warm days Of Sum
mer. Our houses are In order.
every useless and outwoTn object
has been thrown away. But how
about US, the keepers OF the housesf
Are we, too. In orderY
II seems to me that women often
spend so much more time ON the
actual physical things In the home
than they do on the mental ones.
We are willing to slave. to scour.
10 scrub, those "three RS" of house
workout often we do not take as
much time for ourselves as we give
to the bathroom, the porch and the
linen closet.
And SO l ask this morning: Are.
We, ourselves, In orderY / know
we have all worked hard this Win.
ter; we have become still more
tired by housecleaning. and In a
short while 1t will be time to put
up fruits as they come in season.
These last weeks In Spring are
tween seasons" period In house
keeping halfway stop between
the work of Winter and the actual
Summer work. So that we should
look on II as time of rest, just
big breathing spell" before we
have to endure the heat Of the
Summer and the many peculiar
Summer tasks.
think one Of the best things we
could do in this quiet time would
be to think out some plans. In the
Winter we are so busy that We
barely have time to think-just
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opinion, gratifled though the con-
stable was to work with the great.
detective, the task to which he had
been set was one entirely unworthy
Of his genius. In point Of fact, the
problem had been solved. so far as
any solution was needed In an az
fair so simple. by the perspicuity
Of Larncombe himself. There was
no possibility of doubt that the
murder had been committed by one
James Heasden, we'll known to the
police of Upper Scotney-that is to
say, p. C. Joseph Larncombe--as q
poaching blackguard, Of gypsy an.
cestry on the maternal side.
"And the evidence" said Ser
gean Crisp interrogatively.
Il 'Well--the evidence" Larncombe
replied. There 1t is. We know
in Scotney what he has been. Ever
since boy he has been the same
never wouldn't settle to no work.
Never could get him to attend to
his books-the school teachers
couldn't. There he is-now as he's
a man growed-just the same,
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wouldn't settle to nothing. Always
a trouble he's been In the village,
always hanging around doing odd
Jobs or not doing them. Poaching
he's been. Been caught two or
three times, and many times more
there's been poaching work done
as has been laid to him, though not
clearly proved so as the magis-
trates would convict. A regular
bad lot"
"But the evidence?" said Ser.
geant Crisp as before, only varying
the form Of his question by single
word.
"Well, the evidence" Larncombe
answered, there II is. Mr.. Live
say sees him In the path-sees him
coming from the Summer-house.
Follows after. Loses him In the
bushes. Looks into the Summer
house. Finds the body OF her lady
ship lying dead"
Coming from the Summer
house! Did Mr.. Livesay see him
do that?"
mT. LlNeSdy Secu uiIu, W Dc Ca
act, in the path what leads to the
Summer-house and what don't lead
nowheres else," Larncombe replied
with growing confidence. "Bain't
that evidence?" e.t
Evidence, certainly" Sergeant
Crisp agreed. Il will see Mr.. Live
say"
Larncombe continuing, I presume
in obedience to orders from higher
places, to act in capacity of guide,
philosopher and friend to Sergeant
Crisp, conducted him in the first
instance to Scotney House that he
might present himself and his Gre
dentials to Uncle Ralph.
AS soon as had had some break
fast that morning | went out to the
Summer-house and succeeded in
persuading uncle to relinquish to
me, for a while at least, the dread
full post of watcher beside the saw
agely murdered body, and to go to
the house for a wash, rest and
meal. He had looked terribly wan
and white and haggard when
found him In the Summer-house,
and the ragged appearance OF his
unshaven chin and his unbrushed
hair added to the wretchedness of
his aspect. He was ready to ac-
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pring Planning By Mrs Christine Frederick,

uoGOls quantity at ole time and
serving part In one style and the
other half In q different way. but
with one cooking. which will save
fuel and time. both 30 important In
the Summer. Have you thought
about thisH And doesn't it appeal
to your
Have you worked cut any kind OF
daily scheduleH Day after day !
receive letters asking help because
the women never know how to plan
or manage and are thus "all tired
out" Summer IL a good time to
begin TO make a schedule. marking
the time at which certain work
must be done. and about how long
II takes to do It. The schedule will
save time and particularly wasted
effort.
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The Distinguished Authority
on Household Efficiency.

There are 80 many good books
written which would help you great
y. | don't believe so many books
ever were written as now on every
phase OF home, ON children, on food
on cooking, on management and ON
the new efficiency Idea In the home.
Just a paragraph or chapter in one
Of these may help you remodel
your kitchen, tell you more about
fuel, labor-sayers or better plan
ming.
You know how fast the Industrial
world Is growing. What was the
most advanced science yesterday Ina
electricity and other branches has
been replaced by something better.
Our standards are daily changing,
but even greater is the change In
modern demands on the home.
Every day there are new methods.
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work. work, work! BOT nov We can
plan ways 10 make the Summer
work easier. the books We want 10
read. some quiet things We want
10 do.
Have you really thought about
the balanced menu" carefully
Have you given II a trial. 30 that
you can prove TO yourself that you
are, or are not. following the best
dietetic rulesf .
Have you ever given the meals
for-a-week plan" tryoutf Or do
you still buy from day to dayg
Why not think bit about this now
and plan TO give this money1and'
time-saving idea a fair test? =
Then there is the ''long-and-short"
cooking plan ! have advocated SO
frequently-the plan OF cooking a
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Learn Piano!
This Interesting
FrAA RnOlx

shows how you can
become q skilled
player of piano or
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devices anf equipment put at the
service OF the homemaker, II We
want to be abreast OF these changes
we must keep constantly informed
on what Is new, better or labor
saving.
So | fsel that IN this lull In the
busy work Of all our homes We can
think q bit more and read a bit
more and prepare ourselves 10 face
the Summer and its problems In
the most efficient way.
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The Mystery of the Summer House

quiesce In any suggestion that I
made, and l guessed him to be at
the end of his 'tether,S. as Is said
worn to such point of bodily and
mental WEAKNESS that his energy
was utterly spent. Granger told
me that when he came In he lay
down on his bed as he was, without
food or any change OF clothes. and
seemed to fall asleep before his
head touched the pillow.
In this condition Il would have
been a crime to wake him, and
Granger did quite right, important
as Sergeant Crisp's mission was, In
telling him that 1t was impossible
that he should see Sir Ralph at the
moment. He proposed instead that
Larncombe should bring him down
to me in the Summer-house. Owing
to my giving, as Uncle Ralph's rep
resentative, most of their orders to
the household, they were In the
habit Of referring questions to me
In his absence and of accepting me
as his deputy. Sergeant Crisp was
the reader to fall in with the sug-
gestion because II took him imme-
diately to the scene of the crime
and the body of it's victim.
Consequently 1t happened that
before l had been long at my vigil
in Uncle Ralph's stead the door Of
the Summer-house was opened by
Larncombe ushering in the ex-
tremely commonplace figure Of the
little detective.
Ito BE Continued Next Sunday
Copyright, 1920. by George H. Doran Co.