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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
STOLE TRUCKLOAD
OF VET GOODS
-Four Armed Motor Bandits Were
Fought By Lone Driver VINO
Captured One.

Allentown, Pa, July l4.-Four armed
moApr bandits held up David Linder-
man of Egypt, Pa. early to-day, and
after a lively fight. succeeded in IS
Gaping with truckload Of whiskey aud
alcohol which Linderman was bringing
from Amber. Despite death threats
Linderman held one Of the men until
policeman arrived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
POLISH IHHIGR4NTS
TO BE SENT BACK
Because They Are Barred Under the
Terms of the New Tmmigra-
tion Law.

Boston, July l4.--One hundred and
seventy-three Polish immigrants who
arrived here yesterday on the Danish
steamship Lithuania, from Litsau and
Danzig, must return to their homes,
immigration officials announced to-day
as no more Poles can be admitted this
month under the new restriction Law.
They will be deported on the first avail
able steamship. The Lithuania orig
inally was booked to dock at New York
but was diverted here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
FOUR PLANES
COLLIDE IN AIR
And All Crash to Earth at
Modesto, Cali
fornia 3sM
EACH OF PILOTS,
LOST HIS LIFE
One Machine Caught Fire
and Pilot Was Fearfully
Burned

Modesto, Cal. July l4.-Four air
planes eollided in midair over Modesto
to-day and crashed to earth, killing the
four pilots. One of the machines
caught fire and crashed to the earth in
flames. The pilot was burned so bad
ly that he was anrecognizable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14

ARRIVE N WILDER
To Go to Work in Plant of the In
ternational Paper

= Glens Falls. \. Y, July l4.-Infor-
nation that 50 strikebreakers had ar
rived at the international Paper Co.'S
plant in Wilder, Vt. was received at
the headquarters of the International
Pulp, sulphite and Paper Mill Work.
ers union in Fort Edward last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
DE VALERA AT ;
10 DOWNING ST.
He Went Into Conference
With Premier LLOYD
j George
IN CONFERENCE ON
IRISH SETTLEMENT
The Irish Republican Lead
er Arrived There Prompt
ly at 4::30

Londen, July IA tBy the Associated
Press .--Eamonn De Valera arrived at
No. 10 Downing street at 4:3o O'Clock
this afternoon for his conference with
Premier Lloyd George, at which an ef.
fArt will be made to find basis for
an Irish peace settlement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
BURLINGTON NAN
KILLED IN FLIGHT
Major Sheldon H. Wheeler Was Victim
of Airpiane Crash at
Honolulu.

Honolulu, July l4-Major Sheldon r.
Wheeler, commandant at Duke field,
the army air base here, and Sergeant
Thomas A. Kelley, were killed yester-
day when their sirplane crashed after
taking off for practice fight The
gasoline tank exploded. covering the
men with burning oil Major Wheelers
home was in Burlington, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14

Edith, your mother tells me that
you serve refreshments to all the young
men who call IN you"
Yes. papa"
We'll, yUu think I have money 70
esErn, feeding he faRes that way
Boston Tr2npT7pt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
SUNDAY PROHIBITION
OF ADJUSTMENTS Is
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Los Angeles, Cal, July IA
An ordinance of the city of
Pomona, near here, prohibiting
Sunday amusements for which
an admission fee was charged,
was held unconstitutional by
Superior Judge Burnell The
Judge declared it was class leg
islation because, while prohibit
ing theatres and similar enter
prises from operating on Sun
day, it allowed churches to take
up a collection, which he said
was virtually an admission fee,
at Sunday services.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
WIFE VICTIM is DEAD
And Now Plaeido .csivsgno Will Be
Charged with MsnSLuehteT.

Msthuen. Mass July l4s-Mrs
Placido Oalvzrpo. who vas shos BY her
husband yesterday when h said hs
was shouting = eat, died to-day Ht The
L@wrencs hospital Cslvarno VII nov
b. chxrrrd with rs.nslHughtsr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
LAST CALL FOR DINNER"
Prices on Diners Have Dropped 2, Per
Cent

Chicago. July li-Dining car prices
have dropped . per cent since The war
and will b. rfdDced further. according
30 T. A Dempsey, president Of ths
American Association of Dining Car
Superfutendenss, in session here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
PARIS IN GAY TIME
In Celebrating of Bastille Day-Great
Parades Last Night.

Paris. July l4.--France to-day cele-
brated Bastille day, the anniversary of
the fall of the ancient prison which
symbolized the oppression which
brought about the French revolution.
Observance of the holiday was begun
last night when vast crowds gathered
in the streets of the city and danced
for many hours. There were, in ad-
dition, great torchlight parades along
the boulevards.
French in New York Celebrated.
New York. July l4.--French persons
in New York today celebrated Frances
national holiday, Bastille day, in com
memoration of the fall of the bastille
The French consul house was open until
o'clock, and practically every French
organization in the city arranged fit-
ting program for the evening A grand
ball in the evening, sponsored by the
French veterans of the world war, will
feature the celebration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14

Jones hrothsrs vii not resume work
urtiI Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 12--Str Thomas
Crowley. aground since November . nepr
Point Conception, floated to-day, with as
sistance str Homer Thomas Crowley has
hole in bottom: will be towed to San Pedro
for repairs. Shipping Board str West Is
lip. Astoria for sydney via San Francisco,
stopped to make temporary repairs to en-
gines when sixty miles off this port yes
terday; additional repairs will be made
here. In tow OF tug Sea Monarch, Ship
ping Board str Palaa, from Buenos Ayres,
before reported disabled with broken line
shaft between San Pedro and San Fran
cisco, arrived this morning; repairs will
be hade here.
EUREKA. Nov 12--Str Saginaw, for San
Francisco. with cargo OF lumber, grounded
in mud of upper bay yesterday, during
dense fog. which prevented the departure
Of two other vessels.
SEATTLE, Nov 12-Coast Guard cutter
Cnalga is searching for str Fukui Maru
(Jap), abandoned 1900 miles off shore and
bound for Asia. Motor ship Donna Lane,
ashore for two days IN ship canal here,
was hoated yesterday; survey will be held
here.
SAN PEDRO. Nov 1a--Repairs to str X
I 1luckenbach III port from New York
with engines damaged are being rushed
ship expects to proceed to-day for San
| Francisco.
JACKSONVILLE Nov 1.-THE schooner
which was towed to st Johns Bar, Florida
by the Coast Guard cutter Yamacraw on
Nov 1, was identified as the sch Bagdad,
or Pensacola, according to reports re-
ceivsd from Mayport, Nothing known OF
the fate of the crew.
VINByARD HAVEN, Nov l1-Tug
Resolute. with n tow Of barges from Nor
folk for Boston arrived here with rudder
damaged. VIII make repairs and proceed.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
winds at Sen To-day
Arrived Yesterday

Argentina tIt,. Trieste Oct "a, patra,
OCT IS. Naples Oct y. Alsiers Oct 20, Al
6rst and sss third-class pass and mdse:
Pier Z. Bush Docks. B'kiyn
Eastern Cloud. Rotterdam Oct so; TO
Barber S Line IN ballast Pier IS,
steraaer sNor>, Heisingfors Oct 3. Car.
aifi Oct IS; to Q Stray. witt, mdse: pier
John . Rockefelier, Tampico Nov &: to
Robert ! Mague with crude oil; Pier {,
Aug ss, sydney Sept s. Brisbane Sept 10.
sCris,eeal Sept ~. Boston Nov e:s TO the
Z g. Australasia S $ Line. with mdse !:
Pier 5. Army Base, Bklyn.
craisness tBr), London Oct IS: Shields
Oct IS; TO the U S Navigation Co. win
mdse; Pier q, Bklyn, "''A
sasnos ayres Oct Il. iaes. GaaaeIonpe 9sa,ae Sos
70 Suzuki a Co. with mdse; Pier A. Erie
Basin. BkIyn.
Nov ?. MARTINIQUE Nov S. st Thomas Nov
70; to Furneas Witty & Co, with s5 pass
mails and mdse Pier ~. y r.
Robert Hague, in ballast; anchored Off
Tompkinsvlie. va
Ei capiian; Galveston Nov s. to South
Joseph Seep, Philadelphia Nov II: To-
Robert L Hague; Pier S, Bayonne. r.
bos.wick; Port Arthur. to Robert L
assue' with oh' fier ., Constable Hook
Esperanss. Tampico Nov 9. Vera Cruz
Nassau Nov s. to the n Y & Cuba Mali
S Go. with % pass. mails and nsdse; Pier
is. B'kiyn- 'e'
Aibistan (pan). Faro Oct s. Lisbon OCT
to Cahaghan, Atkinson & Co, with
ndse; Pier IS, B'klyn-
Ryndan1 (Dt), Rotterdam Nov . Rou-
'ogne and Plymouth Nov 8: to Ho,IanS- :
America Line. with SO first, a7s second
les third class pass, mails and nose, Etr
ct. Hoboker. e' 'eai
City of Newcastle (Br). Calcutta Sent
Port Said Oct 5. Philadelphia Nov 9. 70
runcn, Eoye q Go. with mdse; Pier 3.
Hoyelsan Maru Jap). Boston Nov II. 70
;s Mltsul q Go. with mdse; Columbia st,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

Moro Castle. Rlackadder; Havana: Y
3. Faith. Briggs; San Juan: A II Bull g.
zulIa. Morris; Laguayra. Curacao and
Aaracaibo via Mayaguez; Bliss. Dal.ett
Porto RICO. Barbour. san Juan and
Rgses' pr,ns Trsa:,, & Porto 1erd., KiSo n Co
sorden -ape Hayti and Port au Prince;
funch, Edge & co.
Shenandoah. Birss Tarnpico: Texas Co.
Champion Anderson. Foster; Tampico;
Pan-Aliissican Petroleum & Transportation
Go.
pomnso saas, CITY, Ra'c Clyde usr's CO. 5a'a ana San
Alllanca. Spur: Port Prince and Girls
'ooai: Panama r r S S Line
! and Port de Paix; Panama 4 r S Line
Muroran Maru tJap) Horinchi; Mesina
and Tripoli; Nippon Yuson Kaisha.
snaT tNor>. Hygaard; santiago' s.
vit,orIo veneto Ut,. podero; Genoa;
Gulfstar. Mikkeisen, ranpico; Cuff Re
r ining Co.
: Runo (Nor), omundsen; cienfucgos and
ManzaniIlo; Atlantic Fruit CO.
Agiworld. Alexander. Port Lobos, n
& Cuba Mail S Co.
Momus Maxson; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
Philadelphia Leek; Baltimore; Clyde S
IS Co.
Lake chelan. Charles: Baltimore: Hal
Mohawk, Ingram; Charleston and Jack
sorve; Clvde S $ Co.
Matinieock. Long; Baltimore; Eobt /
Hague.
cissy tNor). christensen; Norfolk; n Y
sS Cuba Mall S S Co
ci,y of st Louis; Johnson; Savannah;
Ocean Co.
Delaware. Robinson; Boston; Eastern $
S Co.
Tacoma tBr). Wright Beaumont stand
ard oil Co.
Lake Arthur; Atkinson; Richmond;
Fl Sol, pa,ten; Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co.
Hamilton, Nelson: Norfolk: Old Domtn-
II ~ Mckenzie; Los Angeles and
San Francisco; Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co.
Nor, Petersen; Norfolk; j.
H. Winchester Ss Co
Katrina, Luckenbach. Hayes; Los Angeles
and San Francisco; Luckenbach Line.
i, Ino Rockefeller, Morrts; Texas city;
Robt l. Hague.
cragness ,Br,. sneller; Baltimore;
. United States Navigation Co.
King Aie~snder fBr), Theophiiatos;
Naples and Piraeus; Galanos &c.
Sch Nina Nadeau tBr). WesthaVen'
Halifax: Gtlmarten & Co.
Sch josephine Macdonald; st Marc; j a
Elliott &. Co
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New Yor

<AITIFdlS AEoM NOW LNEh
ALEXANDRIA. Nov 11--City of Madras
(Br).
GIBRALTAR, Nov 11--Italia (Br).
NAPLES. Nov 6--Europa (It).
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 11--Oiympic OBI.
CHRISTIANSAND. Nov II -~ United
States (Dan).
IIAMBURG. Nov s--Ipswich and Non
goia.
wNLLiNGToN. Nov 1o--Port Backing
OBJ
MARSEILLES. Nov s--Braga (Tr>.
SANTANDER. Nov 5-Angela (Sp) and
Iuliana (Spl.
AALBORG, Nov 6---Gorm tDan>.
Departures for New York
MARsEILLEs, Nov 1o-Tuscan Prince
BoRDEAUX, Nov e--Texas O7r,
NAPLES, Nov S--Patria (Fr).
LONDON. Nov liking City (Br).
BUENOS AYRES. Nov ll-Songvand
(Nor).
ROTTERDAM, Nov o -- Maartensdijk
(Dt).
LIVERPOOL, Nov 12--cedric (Br>.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Trans-Pacifc Mails

- connecting mails close at tho Genera,
Ness0ySs New Yoss ans rs CITY Hall postoice Station.
HAWAII. philinn,pp.. ~ . p. m; 1.,. as foliows;
saen's sumAtra and specially addressed
nal nal Tor French Indo.China. British,
crsmi, 1s,a,u sna Ceylon. via San Francisco,
i"dn's;, Marouesas. Cook Islands. New
MMes.sna Mas and Australia. vita San Francisco.
sapsn, pan. corea; China, Siberia. French rndo-
S. Snana. Netherlands East Indies (except
sea9t, ssum9a,traS, 1nd Philippine Islands Va
o,,s Maiss of the following dates: Singapore.
Tn, Hrc 10; Manila, Oct IS: Shanghai. Oct 81;
i'omE ! wS,dh hhoag. Oct 20. and Yokohama. Nov
patched from Seattle Nov ii, ana are due
IN New York Wednesday, Nov is.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Sailed Yesterday

o-oits tBr>. Southampton and Ham.
earg; Cubano (Nor). Buenos Ayres; sa.
notowan, Port Arthur: Fert Victoria (Rr1
5srmuda; Lake Arthur. Richmond: Cur.
yello fBraz>. Pernanbsco: Zulia. Curacao
Aroonl and, Antwerp; Pastores, Havana nd
c-istobal; Agwiworld. Lobos: scythia 1BrS
liverpool; Mohawk. Charleston and Jack.
sonviile rotterdam tDu. Rotterdam: Al,
ssra ORD. Glasgow: Lafayette DRY
Hayre; Momus. New Orleans MORO Castle
a aay4na tonn d Archibald, Lobos; Robert
z Hopkins. Port Lohos; Prins Frederik
Hendrix (DC, Cape Hayti and Port-au.
Prince; Porto Rico San Juan, Ponce and
Msyaguez; Stockholm (Sw). Gothenburg
rotomac, bremen and Danzig; Carrilio
kingston. Colombia and Santa Maria
1Iaque,. Puerta Plata and Santo Domingo
s,ty: city of st Louis, Savannah; Genera
" Gorgas, Cape Hayti. Port de Paix and
cristobai; Ell Sol. Galveston; Regins
y Italia 90, Palermo and Naples; Hamil,
Ton. Norfolk; Alliance, Port t-au- Prince arc
STistobal; Lake Cheian. Baltimore; Ia,
eoma. Beaumont; Canadian Carrier (Br)
Mon'evideo; Snar (Nor). Santiago; Runa
tNor). Cieufuegos.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov 1e---Arrived Iyg-
ysrn Tors fswed9 aefs and shields via New
.S,Sorl New York; Munalbro. poston.
sailed; Torlak skosland tNor), Norfolk
carisholm tswed). Gothenborg via Phila-
e,ern,ts deiphta; Mands !GTban2, Havana; West
New York Norfolk. New York
noston Nov is--Arriyed ulth) and
so.i. Nacoochec. savannah fsr ii,erEooi;
Ontario. Philadelphia for Liverpool: Gre
tan. Norfolk and Baltimore for Liverpool.
land. Port t Arthur; Meteor. te s1 Norfok New New
saxon. Charleston; canopic lpr). Genoa
Para: sewali's Point, Nerfolk; transports. =.
ton. Norfolk: Everett. Baltimore. Natter
s!s Nov iIs Sailed; Kasinsa tsrs' Nsw N,.s
Ricardo tBr) Tampico; M spaulding,
Lake Elsmere, Charleston and Jackson
HAVANA. Nov 1c--Arrived: De La Sale
tBr), st. Nazaire via Canaries; Columbia,
Baltimore, ana Norfolk. Sailed: Gala
pHiLADELPHIA. Nov 1s-Arrived:
aorrea!5k Spu>, Rotterdam =, VIA nosson; 50 y,
etc; II NJ Fiagler. New York; sunoil, Port
Arthur: Charles NJ Everest, Port Arthur;
Chickasaw. Baltimore; Sudbury. Ham
burg: Gran (Nor). Boston. sailed: Chey
enne tBr>. Barrow; Dfstathios lGreek)
Genoa Paulsboro. Port Arthur; Emanuel
Nobel (Belg). Rouen via Dunkirk; Sun
beam. Sabine: Inca. New York
PORT EADS La. Nov i2-Arrived: :
Alvarado, Puerto Mexico; Baton Rouge,
Mexico: Corning, Mexico; Corocal, Porto
trudis (Br). Tampco; Tacoma Maru
tJap), Havana. Sailed Dillwyn, Tecd-
mate; Fert Ut), Tenoa; Hancock County.
Mobile; Mandeviile (Norl. Port Castillo;
rolarine. Wilmington: Truxtllo. Tampa;
zeelandia (D). Amsterdam.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 12--Arrived; Po-
mona, European ports; Yuri Maru iIap),
New Orleans. Sailed; Anyo Maru (Jap),
west coast South America.
PORTLAND, Me, Nov 12-Arrived: BY
iRyl Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day


Mstoppa eSse. Aexanaps hp} Oct n. Norton Lilly
{ Celtic Prince. Gibraltar Oct 81:
sinsinawa. Alexandria, Oc, IS:
Oriental Navigation 60
City of Karach' aibraltsr; .rtnn Oct y. 1ilv Co
saoatcvidso. cadiz Oct. 80.
ya0inga Gibraltar. oct y 21 "oss Norton Lilly
4, e. James w Elweil & Co
United Amer Lines
hiss'tie. Liverpoo Nov 81. White Star line
e.snonis. Genoa. Oct ss. white star Linz
argentina, Naples, Oct 27...Phelps Bros Inc
Black Diamond s Corp
sissIs siaas HAVANA. Nov io.;. United Fruit &c, GO
fars. Curacao. Oct 5..... Caribbean Line
Due Tomorrow
sSsouIncrn Cross, Sartos. Oct 81. ..Munson Ia
Or nrssan,s e,nton Ham'burg aov sTnit Am Lines
Eastern Soldier. antwerp. Oct 80.
r.. Black. Diamond Corp
Nss'era Cloud Rotterdam, os. SO: r,ns.
! suslislmo pelrce Naples. Oct ss.
Huenos Ayres. Havana. Nov 10.
Spauish Royal Mail Line
saraas., esamns. New Orleans. Nov 9: !, SO Pas GO
WsIg West Wins Ioon orjs,ss, MSw ,,c; Grace CO
. & Australia s Line
Due Tuesday
ssemrlsisdyk, Batavia Oct L. Funch, Edye
Ast. Co. sape Hayti, Nov 10.
aexico. Havana. Nov 1z........ Ward Line
Due Wednesday
esn Francisco. Gibraltar. Nov /.
Norton. Lilly & Co
tafaoka Maru Singapore. Oct.5
Houlder. Weir & Boyd. Inc
NJ Due Thursday
Hawxeye State. Los Angeles. Nov 2.
United American Linss
NN,,,Ia pNsn,a Marta. Kingston, Nov H.. y Fruit Co
siesng oiay, ChrIssiania. Nov Z.
Funch, E1yc u Ce
Hudson, Bremen. Nov s........U S Lines
Due Friday
'ofopesss Southampton, Nov & Royal Natl
s'aeEoDia. Glasgow. Nov 81. cunard liac
~. Due Saturday
SSnyeaxbs HayrA. Scvs ...s... French Line
's'al&nd, Harnburgr Nov ~ Red Star LiAe
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

West Katan i.2i7 from SAN Pedro Nov II.
West Keats 1891 from Columbia 8 PM
Nov IL.
West Lake s7S Nn cape Henry Nov IL.
Wheatland Montana b76 from Seattle &
PM Nov II.
Wheatop lat I6 az lon 20 ss Nov 10.
William Green 80 E Tampico NV H.
Milliam II Doheny $40 W Key West Nov IL.
william Rockefeller 1866 SE Ifatteras
Nov IL.
Nillsolo $40 SO salina Cruz Nov II.
Wtntfred 20 u Port Arthur Nov 10.
Yuma leo from Port Antonio Nov 10.
1acapa goa SD South Pass Nov 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12--Arrived: II,
Eldora do, New Orleans; IL, Shabonee, Ma
ga skee; Pleiades. Seattle. bound for New
Orleans: Chile Steel Eoyager, Seattle for
Liverpool: Pallas Buenos Ayes; .''n "A
Luckenbach, Astoria for New York. Sailed ::
H. Bessie Dollar. New York; II, Butolk.
Honoluiu: Caridanshire. Hun.
The Pastores of the United Fruit Co,
sailed day for South America with the
first installation on an American steamship
Of device to electrically protect boilers
and condensers from corrosive sactinr of
salt and fresh water. Insulater iron anodes
immersed in water within structure TO be
protected. connected to the positive side of
a direct loY tension current. attract tho
oxygen, acids and grease within waters
used and destroy them. Hydrogen is set
up. protecting metal surfaces, unioosening
scale and accumulated dirt.
ROCkIAND. Me, .tov 13--The new super
dreadnought Maryland arrived here for her
standardization trial this Monday. The
three-rch battery was said TO nave been
tested s.'cressfnlly during the trip.
BALTIMORE, Nov i2--With 10000 bales
Of wood pulp the American str Eastern
Temple. Captain Erickson, of the States
Marine Corporation Fleet. arrived here to-
day. 1t came from the pulp plants in the
forests near Sundsvail. On the Swedish
str Lygncrn, in port to-day from Genen,
Sweden, were $3.50 bales of wood pulp.
Robert Ramsay Company cleared the Brit
ish str Putney for Alexandria. Egypt, with
a. cargo OF coal, and entered the Clan
Robertson, from New York, to load coal
for Genoa, Italy.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
HEIRS WANTED


MISSING heirs are being sought through
% 1u. me 1ne world. Many people are TO-
are really rich bu0 do not know il.
nsua lou may a,y pc one Of them. Send for 400
ing Heirs and Next OF Kin" contain
ing carefully authenticated lists OF
missing heirs and unclaimed estates
which have been advertised for, here
ana abroad. The Index OF Missing
Heirs we offer for sale contains thou
sands Of names which have appeared
n american. English. Scotch. Irish.
welsh, German, French. Belgian. swed-
ish. Indian, Colonial and other news
papers; inserted by lawyers. executors,
sadministratora and courts. Also con-
tains list OF English and Irish Court Of
Cnancsry and unclaimed dividend list
OF Bank OF England. Your name or
your ancestors may be in the list.
Send one dollar (sl.0o) at once for
book: before 6th edition is exhausted.
Established 1881.
INTERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY.
Dept. s54. Pittsburgh. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Dangers TO Navigation

(By U. S. photographic Officel
North Atlantic Ocean--Of tho American
Coast
The following distractions were reported
Nov aThr schr Singleton Palmer. aban-
doned Nov 10 miles northeast by east of
Fenwich Island Shoal Lightship as the re-
suit OF collision. is sunk l3.6 miles 100 de-
grees (true} from Five Fathom Bank
Llghtship. in u fathoms of water, one
mast showing 90 feet Oct 20. lat "a Is.
Ion So ~, passed dereilct schr bottom up,
red, three nlasts. rigging, sails attached
tee, out OF water Roanoke. Oct rs lat 10 Sc,
lon 7s s2, passed piece of wreckage IL
feet square projecting inches above water
Ulysses. Oct &c, lat SS, lon 7s 49, afro
passed canoe is feet long half filled with
water.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

INFORMATION WANTED AS TO TuE
whereabouts Of Helen Ames, wife OF N
Ames' who. at the time OF her disappear.
anee ags 6 abandoned her husband. residing at
Sso Schaeffer st. She has not been seer
or heard of by her husband in five years
Anyone knowing the whereabouts Of Helen
nmes ; notify I. b. WILGUS, Attorney AZ
West Gath st., New York -
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Nurses, Etc.

NURSE middle aged. one child; assists
with other work; good references; SIS.
Wettlers Agency, 30 West 43d st. Muir
ray Hill 1912
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
LARGE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
ESTABLISHED FOR 20 YEARS
Business consists of seven factories
inachjnery, fixtures and merchandise
used in making working mems cloth
ting. Factories located in close proxi-
nifty TO each other in the MiddlesWest
and well situated Tor economical
operations. Can easily do business
OF a million and half per annum
and capable OF extended expansion.
Unier capable management and or
dinery business Judgment this busi-
uess can and will produce large earn
ings, as 1t has in the past. Company
now in Federal Receivership and
prompt action desirable. Purchase
price and terms subject to approval
Of Court.
Address answers hereto to
Room 1000. 40. Z Dey ST., New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Cleared

MorTo Castle. Rlackaddsr; Havana; n
Edith. Briggs; san Juan; A Il Bull &.
zulIa. Morris; Laguayra. Curacao and
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

COOK, channberma!d- waitress, together. sep
arate; excellent references. Miss Shaugh-
nessys Agency. $50 9Th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

q oalAHs:.IRWIN'ss 3: Agency @yGos sSs 9Th s.a. Av.
Hospitals. san:tariums supplied with best
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Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks, chamber
maids. buffers and couples: city, coun-
try. Berta Carlsons Swedish Agencies.
7s7 Lexington av. near 61st st. Rhine
lander S547. 1880 Broadway. corner SD.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water. Low water
AM PM AM PM
sandy f3ooks...,. 5:sS e:o5 s3:ia ----.--
s;overnor's Island. $40 s;s7 1909 l3.44
l;sli Gate. ....s. -. ssea s:si S:al 400
Winds at Sen To-day
North OF Sandy HooN---Fresh ana strong
srnrthwest winds, diminishing. fair weather
S sandy Hook to HatSera as--D Diininishin,.
northwest winds and fair weather
Hattsras to Florida Straits-~Fresh north
west wlads, diminishing; fair weather.
A disturbance OF considerable Intensity
sss central scnis distance east OF Cape Cod
and moving eastward.
East Guif~-elcuSratc variable winds
sycstiv easierly, fair weather
ives. Guif--Frcsh southeast and south
winds. fair westher.S
Caribbean Sea and windwari passa 70
Moderate variable winds except fresh
northeast over north portion; generally
Msr weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Automobile Instruction

REPAIRING. driving taugnt short tins;
license guaranteed; ladies' classes: also
Fore lessons American Auto School. 1875
LexinEton aY
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN WANTED

AVA xiv w GAIN L. ~
We want Immediately re-
liable, able bodied men be-
tween the ages of II and IS,
for honorable, good-payiilg,
permanent employment in
our American Shop Plan
Organization.
Every man employed now
and proving satisfactory
will be assured Of a perma-
nent position.
CAUTION
This opportunity will last
but a few days, as we are
fast completing our organi-
cation and this ADVERTISE
nlent will be withdrawn.
We need Immediately
ROUTE Statesmen
TRANSFERS
HELPERS
PLATFORM MEN
YhRDMEN
Apply 7 a. m. to 7 p. IN.
Borden's Farm Products Co.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
20o Lexington Ave,
near E. 32nd ST., N. Y. c..
l54 West 31st ST..
near Sixth Ave-, N. Y. C..
oo2 Gates Ave-, Brooklyn.
Is Fourth Ave-, Newark, N. J.
1853 State ST., Hackensack, N. J
50 Crary Ave, Mt. Vernon.