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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-05
ATE TRAVELLERS SAMPLE

Commercial travellers have their
troubles, the same as other people, and
some Of them think they have MIRO
Take for instance the feed salesmen
who exhibited, among other samples
in his line, bottle Of germ middlings.
The dealer tasted of the middlings
and they tasted so good that he ate
the entire bottle of the sample. much
to the dismay of the salesman. who
concluded that his prospect had no
breakfast that morning.
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HATFIELD KILLED IN FIGHT
ForMer MateWan Police Chief and
Policeman with Him Shot,

Policeman with Him Shot.
Weleh, w. Va.-Sid Hatfield, form
or chief Of police Of Matewan and Ed
Chambers. a policeman of that place,
were killed in gun fight In the court
house yard here. G. E. Lively, pri-
vate detective, and four other persons
were arrested in connection with the
shooting.
Hatfield was arrested last week in
connection with the shooting up Of the
town of Mohawk, w. Va, about a year
ago and brought to Weleh, where he
was placed ID Jail Chambers also was
to appear in court in connection with
the same case.
Hatfield was released on bail and
vas with Chambers when he became
Involved in quarrel with Lively and
some of his friends. In the shooting
which followed, Hatfield and Cham
bers were killed
Roy Karnes, sewers. .... 1870
C. E. Cole, water dept..,,.......,,.,.. 1903
Meeting adjourned.
C. G. KILE,
City Clerk
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NO. So

SALE OF NON-INTOXICATIN
BEVERAGES TO BE CONSUMED
ON THE PREMISES WHERE
SOLD.
The Council of the City of Lady
smith do Ordain as follows:
Section 1. No person, firm or cor
poration shall sell or keep for sale
for consumption on the premises where
sold any Notwithstanding liquor as de-
fined by the law of this state without
first having obtained a license there
fore as hereinafter provided
Section 2. All applications for the
sale of such Notwithstanding liquors
to be consumed on the premises where
sold shall be made in writing to the
council and shall describe the prem
Uses on which it is proposed to sell
such liquor and shall state that the
applicant is citizen of the United
States and of this state and resi-
dent of the city, Or that the applicant
is a domestic corporation and shall
also state that the applicant has fully
complied with all of the requirements
of the law of this state as to standing
bars upon such premises and as to
curtains, screens, blinds or paint OBJ
structing view of the interior of
said premises as to stalls and booths
upon said premises.
Section 3. The license fee for the
ca 10 of 70 no Il
or kept for consumption upon the
place where sold shall be Fifty Dol
lars (S50.00) and shall be paid to the
treasurer Of the city, Upon such ap-
plicatiOn being granted he shall issue
a receipt therefor and upon presenta-
ton of such receipt to the clerk of
said city license shall be issued to
the applicant Such license so grant
ed shall specify the name of the per-
son licensed and shall describe the
premises upon which such liquor may
be sold and the date on which such
license shall commence and shall ex-
pire on the Both day of June there
after. The full license fee shall be
charged for the whole OF a fraction
of year and no such license shall be
assignable or inure to the benefit of
any person other than the one to whom
it is issued.
Section 4. The clerk of the city
shall keep a suitable record of all
such licenses as shall be issued and
such license shall be posted in a con-
spicuous place in the place or prem
Uses for which it is granted.
Section 5. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances Of said city in conflict
with the provisions of this ordinance
are hereby expressly repealed.
Section 6. This ordinance shall be
in force after its passage and publica-
ton.
Dated July 90, 1921.
GEORGE LUELL,
Mayor
Attest:
G. G. KILE,
City Clerk
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City Council Proceedings
July 5, 1921


July 5, 1921
Regular meeting of the city council.
All members present. Minutes read
and approved.
Motion made by Councilman r. j.
Coon and seconded by Councilman
George Marley that the petition of
Nels Thompson be granted as follows
To the Honorable City Council: /
hereby make application for a permit
to erect an outside stairway on my
residence located on Lot 4, Block /,
Flambeau Town Co.'S First Add.
Roll call, all voting aye. Noes ::
none. Carried.
Meeting adjourned subject to call of
the mayor.
c.. c.. KILE,
City Clerk.
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Wisconsin highschOols graduate be-
tween 5000 and 5000 boys and girls
each year-and half of them go to col
lege.
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July 6, 1921

July ., IJ-I
Board of Review met at 10 100 a.
m. Present: Mayor Luell Council
man George Manley, G. G. Kile, city
clerk. and John S. Secombe, assessor
Remained in session until 5 100 p. m.
Adjourned to July Z, 1921.
G. G. KILE,
City Clerk
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Ed Lafferty, traffic policeman at
Chetek, was suspended by the city
authorities for being drunk.
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EIGHTEEN INNING GAME

The Owen ball team lost to Green
wood at the latter place by a score
OF 2 to in an eighteen-inning game
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July Z, 1921

July Z, 1871
Board of Review met at 8 100 a. m.
All members present Remained in
session until 8 100 p. IN. Adjourned UNI
til July s, 1921.
c. G. KILE,
City Clerk.
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July 8, 1921

July 8, IJZI
Board of Review met at 200 a. M
All members present. Remained in
session until 5 80 p. m. Adjourned I'M
til July IL, 1921.
C. G. KILE,
City Clerk.
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July II. 1921

July II, 1921
Board of Review met and completed
their work and adjourned.
c.. c.. KILE,
City Clerk
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July s. 1921

July s, 1921
Board of Review met at 8 100 a. IN.
All members present. Remained in
session until 80 p. III. Adjourned to
July 8, at 8 100 a. m.
c.. c.. KILE,
City Clerk.
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OF taxes .."a..i.....sss...sss....n......,. Su.uU
John S. Secombe, assessment
of taxes ........................-...... 335. 90
Geo. Manley, assessment,
Board of Review.........-. 5000
Geo. Marley, assessment,
Board of Review 5000
G. G. Kile, assessment
Board of Review ...... 5000
500 Line Ry. Co., water dept 26293
Chippewa Valley Telephone Co.
police dept. ...-.-.--....--.---...--.--. 6.25
Chippewa Valley Telephone Co.
police dept. .................-....... $50
Chippewa Valley Telephone Co.
city hall ....-.............-.-..... 200
Roll call, all voting aye. Noes /:
none. Carried.
Chippewa Valley Telephone Co.
fire dept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
Chippewa Valley Telephone Co.
council ...........-....-- so
c. e. Cole, water dept. -.-.-.----.--- 7.o4
Frank Zachek, water dept .- 800
Frank Zachek, sewers-..-... 1.75
Flambeau River Lbr Co., roads
and streets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
Flambeau River Lumber Co.,
water dept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Meeting adjourned subject to call Of
the mayOr
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The following bills were audited
and paid:
Dr. c.. E. Bugher. quarantine s 600
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Cleared

str Ardmore tAm), Captain Munroe;
Port Lobos; Robert l. Hague.
Str Mineola iAm) Captain Anderson;
Puerto Colombia via Panama Canal; w r
Grace & Co.
Str Albania (Br), Captain Brown: Liver
pool: Cunard S S Co, Ltd
Str Huron (Am). Captain Archibald !;
Monte Christi and Puerto Plata; Clyde 8
Str Steel Inventor (Am). Captain Turner;
Moj and Kobe via Baltimore and Panama
Canal; Norton, Lilly & co.
Str Helas tNor). Captain Elingson;
San Fernando and Port of Spain; Carib-
bean ) S Co.
Str Niiranores (Br), Captain Matthews; !;
Santiago Guantanamo and Tanamo; Allan
tic Fruit Co.
Str Ell Lago (Am), Captain Lang; New
Orleans: southern Pacific Co,
Str F occidents (Am), Captain Cam
bell; Galveston: Southern Pacific Co.
Mobile and Tampa; Mallory S Co.
Str Matntcoc< (Am). Captain Long:
Texas City; Robert l. Hague.
rssa Str Mohawk Mo (Am>. Captain Ingram; (;
Str Springfield tAm}, Captain Coleman !,
Boston, NJ II Tracey. Inc
Str Honolulu tAm). Captain Decker;
Baltimore; Moore 6 Mccormick Co, Inc.
str Ohioan tAm). Captain Swicker: Los
Angeles and San Francisco via Panama
Canal; United American Lines lac.
Str Mount Carroll (Am). Captain Brown;
damourgs United American Lines. Inc.
str George II Jones tAm>, Captain Ban
ward; Tampico: Robert l. Hague.
Str San Giorgio Gtai). Captain I.avatel-
Inc.
Sch Anna Mcdonald (Br), Captain Mil
Ter: Perth Amhoy: Gilmartin & Co.
Job & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Mellon Begins Collecting
Data for Tariff Trainers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S. Steps were
taken by the Treasury to-day towards
gathering production costs and other
data from American manufacturers for
use Of the Senate Finance Committee
in framing ad vnlorem duties in the
permanent tariff law. Secretary Mel
Ion and James B. Reynolds, former
secretary of the Republican National
Committee, who has been named di-
rector Of the investigation, met with
more than forty manufacturers and
trade representatives to discuss meth
DDS of obtaining the information re-
quircd.
Mr.. Reynolds announced later that
he had begun recruiting his corps OF
experts and that he expected to send
about fifty men into the field within
ten days. Expenses Of the investiga-
tion will come. from the fund Of
100000 appropriated recently for that
purpose.
AS a result of the program laid down
to-day it was said in some quarters
that the Senate Committee might be
able to complete it's labors earlier than
had been expected and that tariff
bill might be reported before the end
of the extra session.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29

having been received recently AZ tho Homo
lulu postofflce from one steamer.
ITO avoid delay or loss OF mall sfof
Hawaii senders In tho states must address
II adequately and correctly.
Properly addressed mail for Hawaii II
made UP at San rrancisco In direct pack
ages for the various postoffices In the
territory Incorrectly or inadequately ad
dressed mail cannot be segregated into
directs and therefore ia delayed.
THE Honolulu mail In divided at San
Francisco into direct packages and sacks
for box sections, carrier routes and prin
cipal firms. and. therefore, mail for per-
sons or firms In Honolulu should always
be addressed to the postofice box or
street and number.
Mail for other Hawaiian points should
ba addressed TO the proper post office.
not to localities. The names of Hawaiian
pestofflces are for the most part taken
from the Hawaiian language. Many OF the
names arc similar hence. if the spelling
Is wrong the writing iIlegibe In the
address these letters may go TO the wrong
postoffice.
Tho addresses on mail for soldiers sta
toned in Hawaii should include the rank
OF the addressee and specify the regiment
and company, There Are more than 5000
enlisted men in Hawaii and hundreds OF
inadequatey addressed letters for them
arrive by every steamer.
1T is noted that even large mailers
of c, O. D. and insured parcels lax
in addressing their packages for Hawaii
and Honolulu. The same rules for address,
ing mail apply to Hawaii as TO other parts
OF the United States.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel. Fort Agency
Canada. Palermo. Sept 6.Fabre 6. Line
Taketoyo Maru, Singapore. Aug 1s.
Houlder Weir &, Boyd
Adriatic Southampton, Sept 21.1v star Limo
Marseiles Sept sn, Line
Aware, Pernambuco Sept 49,
Lloyd Brazilero Line
Due Tomorrow
Aauitania, Southampton, Sept "a Cunard l.
oropesa. Southampton. Sept 20:
Rotterdam Plymouth, Sept sept 2 81. ''S'' > r 20
Calabria, Gibraltar, Sept 20. .Cunard Linz
Baltic American Line
Due Saturday
Paris. Havre, Sept "a French Line
NJ Megali Hellas Fatras. Sept 15 N Galanos
Bayern, Hamburg. Sept is Unit Amer |,
Chicago City, Bristol, Sept H.
Wheaton. Antwerp. Sept 20.
Army Transport Service
Due Sunday
King City, Shields, Sept 49,. Nav Co
Munpace. Tampico Sept rs Munson Lines
American San Pedro, Sept 13....U Unit Am I,
Psn5nsylvanian Pc Boston. Sept l.; Unit Am L
Calamares. Havana. Sept 20. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
Columbia, Glasgow, Sept "a. .Cunard 1,ina
Centennial State, Queenstown, Sept "a
Roussillon Havre. Sept 90. French line
holm, Gothenburg. Sept 8.
Swedish American Line
Philadelphia, San Juan. Sept 81.
Red ID, Line
Due Tuesday
Chicago Havre. Sept 25. ... French Limo
Mesaba London. Sept "a. Al Trans Iine
Hellig Olav. Copenhagen, Sept 23.
Scandinavian-Americ Line
Due Wednesday
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. Sept 3d.
United Amer Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Big Steamship Combine Rests
With Disposal Of the U. S. Line
Hartman Declares His Firm Is Willing to Treat
With North German Lloyd for Transfer
of Mail Company Contract

Contingent on the United American
Lines acquiring the FIVE passenger
steamers of the United States Line, one
OF the greatest consultations of trans.
Atlantic operators undoubtedly will
take place.
Following closely upon the announce
ment made yesterday by Philip Heine.
ken. chairman of the board of directors
of the North German Lloyd, who ar
rived here from Bremen the day be-
fore, that his company would turn over
the contract originally made with the
United States Mail to the Hartman
interests, notwithstanding the existing
agreement between that organization
and the Hamburg American Line, came
the admission from w. Averell Harri-
man that mis- corporation would be will
ing to negotiate with the North Ger
man Lloyd.
The cooperation of these three
operators would pave the way for the
establishment of one of the strongest
American passenger lines in the United
States. and would do more to upbuild
the prestige Of the American merchant
marine than any other combination.
The eyes of the shipping world are
now directed on young Hartman, who,
within the last four years, has come
to the front despite many obstacles as
one of the leading ship operators in
the country.
Mr.. Hartman admitted yesterday
that there was no bar to an agreement
with the North German Lloyd owing
to his contract with the Hamburg
American Line. He intimated that his
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Arrived Yesterday

Str Empress of India (Br). Southampton
ss and cherb9urg - Sept 70; o to the Cunard
second cabin pass, mails and mdse; Pier
S. n r.
Str Delavan. Londonderry Sept IS; to
Moore & Mccormack, with mdse Pier 49,
r.
Str Menominee tRr). London Sept IL;
and mdse: Pier 5s. r.
Str Algeria (Brl. Glasgow and Moville
Sept n; to Anchor Line, with 42O cabin
Pier 81. n r.
Str oscoda, Dunkirk Sept -: to Cosmo-
politan Steamship Co, with mdse; Pier 2,
str Erholm (Nor,. Ottawa Bay. N s.
Sept %; to Bennett Hvoslef with plaster
Newark n j.
Str Taormina (It). Genoa Sept 1s. Naples
Sept is; to the Jtalian-America Lines, with
fS cabin, III second class and 1.001 third
Str Sunbeam, Port Lobos Sept 10: to
Tidewater OIL Co, with crude oil: Pier l.
Tidewater, n J.
Str Dsnnedaike. Hamburg Sept 10; to
McAliister Bros. in ballast anchored off
Str vardula (Br) Avonrnouth Sept 3
Baltimore Sept 26: to the Cunard Steam
saip Co, with mdse in transit; Pier II,
Str Exeter City (Br). Bristo, Sept 6: 70
Charles Hall G. Sons, with mdse; Pier s..
u s Denver. Porto Barrios Sept 20;
Str Willkeno (Br), Hamburg Sept 7; to
Williams Co, in ballast; Anchored off
Stapleton, s l.
Str Mary, Puerto Plata Sept 90: to Bull
Tnsular Line, with mdse Pier 81. B'klyn.
schr. Horace NJ Byckford. Charleston;
to A Elliott, with mdse: anchored off
Red Hook Flats, Bklyn.
Str George II Jones. Port Arthur Sept
2e to Robert l. Hague. with crude oil /;
str san Giorgio Utal) Philadelphia
Sept 27; to Italia America Line; Pier 81.
y r.
Str Matinicock. Galveston Sept 20: to
Robert L Hague, with crude oil: Pier s,
Constable Hook. j.
Str Jefferson. Norfolk Sept 20; to Old
Pier Is. N r.
U S S Dolphin Key West Sept 27; to
u S Navy; foot of S0th st, r.
Str Nora. Tampico.
Str Lake Fernando. Guantanamo.
Str Patria (Fr) Palermo
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29

being operated by the United States
Line. No overtures have been made
as yet by either party. but it is a fore
gone conclusion that during Mr.. Hcine-
ken's presence in this country he will
meet the young tinancier.
eve do not know what the intentions
OF the Shipping Board are as to the dis
position of the United States Line
ships said Mr.. Harrimans "as their
they decide to dispose of the ships to
private interests, and if we should be
the successful bidders, we would not
be unfavorahle to an arrangement that
would permit our working with the
North German Lloyd in cooperation
with the Hamburg g-American Line.
Such an arrangement would mean
a service to the Channel ports as we'll
as to Hamburg and Bremen. have
not met Mr.. Heineken, ncr have either
Of us made overtures."
the manner in which the United States
Shipping Board will dispose of the
United States liners. These arc the
George Washington, America, Princess
Matoika, Potomac and Hudson. 1t is
doubtful if the Pocahontas will be in
cluded in those that arc to be offered
to the public. The question as to
whether the ships will be sold or
chartered is also an open one. as is
the manner in which they will be Of
fered, separately or as whole. The
impression among ship operators is
that they should be sold or chartered
as whole, for if offered separately
bids would be rendered solely on the
George Washington and the America.
Chartering of these vessels would
mean government ownership, for the
eharterer could at any time return the
SHIPS to the government after they had
become obsolete or were not paying.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Navy Orders

From. the Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Sept cS.Nayy orders
issued to-day follow
Soule, Com G.. c., to Annapolis
Baxter 1t Com. T.. to L. S. 8. Maumee.
Dichman, 1t. Com. c.. c., to Hampton
Roads.
Rogers, 1t. Com. r E, to Annapolis
Richards LIT. L, j., to Pacific fleet.
Preston, 1t. L. W., resigned
Ramsey. Lit W. to L: S. S. Keywadin.
Kapocefolo, Ems. j. A.. resigned.
Friscoe, Ems. L.. resigned.
Mulenax, Bosn. K, resigned
! Bennett, Ch. Gun. J. G.. to 12th Naval
District.
Diedoune, Gun. E. L., resigned
Thornhill, Gun. H., resigned.
Harmon, 1t. V. E., to Washington
Cleok. Ems. c. F.. to~Hampton Roads
o Neil. Lit. w, to u. S. S. Melville.
pieSins. Capt. c. H. to u. 8. S. New
Mexico
Scott Capt. E W. to Washington.
Earnest. 1t. j. 3. jr.. TO L. 8. s. Con-
necticut
Hyde, 1t. J. H. resigned
ITCHY. LIT. Com F. s., to Asiatic station.
Smith. Ap. Clk. B. C.. to Hampton Roads.
shumate. Ap. elk. NJ. W.. to Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Foreign, Ports
Arrivals FROM New York


LIVERPOOL, Sept 27--str Melford Hall
ST MrcHAELs, Sept a72--strs Nortonian
lBr), for Liverpool, and Sac vincene
RoRpEAux, Sept 26-~str McKeesport,
SOURABAYA. Sept 25--str SteeImaker.
NAPLES, Sept 2t-Str Belvedere Ut.
CALCUTTA. Sept 24--Str Yamagnta
sEviLLn, Sept as--str .cabo villano
.vioo. Sept a7--str La Bourdonnais
(Fr).
PLYMOUTH. Sept 27---str saxonia (Br).
BAHIA BLANCA, Sept 27Str Curacao.
BREMEN, Sept 27-Str Princess Ma
toka.
BuENOs AyREs Sept 27--Str Bonheur.
Departures for Now York
CALCUTTA. Sept 24--Str Nanerc (Br).
MALTA. Sept 26--Str Clan Robertson
(Br).
NAPLES. Sept 26--strs Pannonia (Br)
and Huftero (Nor).
HAERE, Sept 25--Strs Chicago (frr) and
Byzantine (Belg).
ROTTERDAM. Sept o5---Str Cubano.
BIZERTA, Sept :4--Str Lake Tillon.
DIEPPT, Sept 24--Str Lord OrInonde
(Br).
VALPARAISO. Sept 27--str Chile (Br)
BOULOGNE. Sept 2s-Str Kyndam (Dt).
CLYDE, Sept 27-Str sutton Hall (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Trans-Pac Mails

The connecting mails close at the General
postonfce and City Hall Postoffice Station,
New York. at p. m. as follows:
Hawaii. Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco. steam
sbip Sonoma. September 80.
sonia, September so
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
australia, via Vancouver and Victoria,
b. Z. steamship Makura, October g.
Japan. Corea. China. French Indo China.
Netherlands East indies Except Su-
matra). and Philippine Islands. via Van
Empress OF Asia, Octobty s.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
y forever when 1t doer not have one

run forever when it doer not have one
now
Commissioner Adams, Of New Jersey,
attempted to lay the blame on the Erie
Railroad, raying that it had agreed to
the contract as it stood, and would not
sign 1t without the proposed clause.
This statement was contradicted by
Mr.. Bloomingdale, who declared that
the Erie had not agreed to the contract,
and would not agree to it until it was
agreed upon by the two commissions.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Sailed Yesterday

Str Fort st George tBr) Bermuda: Chi
nampa (Am). Tampico; Steel Inventor
cadiz Huron (Am), Monte Cr!sti; Ala
bama CAm). Port Arthur Nueces (Am)
Key West and Galveston; Hoboken (Am),
plymouth and Cherbourg America (Am),
plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; Ell Oc-
cidente. Galveston; 81 Lago, New Orleans
Hellas (Nor). San Fernando.
Schr Florence B Phillips (Am), George
town. G.
U coast guard cutter Gresham sea-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Hawaiian, Mails

Postmaster Morgan invites attention 10
the following announcement by the Post
Sfiice Department.
Attention has been called to the fact
that great amount OF mail is nisdirected
Sc SiunUsdin. 5000 pieces intended for other
postofflces in the Territory OF Hawaii
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Army Orders

From the Tribume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.--Army orders
issued to day follow
Air Service
Cowles 1t. e. r., to Camp Knox.
Sheriff., Capt. e. M to Nogales.
Whitney, Lit. p. Mel. to Camp Dix.
Medical Corps
Bowman, Capt. r. N, to Hot Springs.
Blesse. Lit. H. S.. to Hot Springs.
Dental Corps
Leslie Lit Col. S. H. to Fort Sill
Allen Capt. c. w, to Columbus.
Miscellaneous
Kroner, Major H A., inf, to Peking
Dixon, 1t. O. II. jr.. Vet. c., to Camp
Lewis.
Duvai, Major e. P, cav. to Fort ogle-
thorpe.
Hawkins. Major r. H, Ord. Dept. re-
signed.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
HalschaW Steamship I.inea Inc

Commencing Saturday. Oct. lst,
1921, two sailings weekly between
New York and Baltimore, operat-
ing the United States Shipping
Board Steel Steamships,
Lake Bridge" and Lake Chelan."
Saiings Wednesday and Saturday from
each port Class and commodity rates
upon request
Pier No: 81. F.. r.. Union Dock Pier ..
We" iofk CITY Pratt St,
MY DOCK saI-2. Baltimore. Nd
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Fire Record

"A. NJ. LOSS
12:15--107 Washington st. Charles
Traf. Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
210--1S92 Bathgate ay., the
Bronx. Dennis Mulligan. Unknown
2:45--In front of az Prince st,
auto truck, Frank Bolia-
stten ..........a....... Unknown
4:35-1n front Of 418 e. 95th ST..
auto truck, G. Hamey. -. Unknown
b:oo--604 I'd av David Block Unknown
$500 w. 10th st, Meyra
Onklin .................. Unknown
S:05- Sawmill lane. near New
York e. Boston r r. the
Bronx. automobile, un
known ......,.......... Unknown
9:3o--1l3th ST. and 1st av..
truck, Rapid Delivery CoTrining
2;1o--ls9 Canal ST.; auto; Isaac
2;5o--261 Clinton st; truck, James
NoseroVe Uni1IlOW
3:20--2o2 Mott St; h. Makose. Trihing
b:46-21 w. 5sth st; unknown. .Trjfiing
6:20-556 w, 44th st. unknown, None
7:4o-l54 w. 3Sth st. auto; Isadore
HoIrnan. Unknown
S:bo--4 w, 21st St. j. Rubitz.. Unknown
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New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
City Island
Sail To-day
Bound Sou

York
Bound East
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br) New
york for Windsor S: schr Ada A Nc
lntyre .(Br), Port Reading for St John,
b (anehored).