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New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
St. Lawrence River Plan
Calls for 1882, ,OOO,O 900
International Joint Comnis.
sion's Engineers Report Is
Made prhs;c

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 2o.--The inter
national joint Gem missions engineers
report on the st. Lawrence River I'M
provement project was made public to-
day by W A. Borden for Canada and
colonel ?. Wooten for the United
States. The cost of the waterways sec
ton was estimated at S151 900 900 and
$252. 600. eco for both water and power
Development
The engineers estimated that 1,4S4,-
600 horsepower could be developed in
the international section from Ogdens-
burg and Lake Ontario. Depths Of both
twenty-five and thirty feet were con
sidered for the waterway with locks of
thirty feet depth.
The waterway, as recommended, would
have nine locks, two of them guard
locks for safety. Dams across the St.
Lawrence River would be required at
Ogdens Island and near the Long
Saut rapids to get the necessary
depth of water No dams would be
required between Montreal and Lake
ST. Francis. The diking of Morrisburg
and Iroquo;s to protect them from the
raised level Of the st. Lawrence was
considered in the plan.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

Ctr MORO Caatrs (Arn). Captain Blackad-
der: Havana: 7 and Cuba Man 3 s co.
ST. Port Augusta (Br). Captain Alien
Adelaide Funch. Edye & Co
Str Porto Rico fAnil, CAPTAIN Barbour
San Juan and Porto Rico & s. Co.
Str Iroquols fAm) Cartain Mckenzie
Puerto Plata; clyae 8 s. Co
str San Jcse fAin} Captain Spcars:
HaYana; United Fruit 60.
Str BirfnlrfNafn citv tArl) Captain
<irnett santoa. Norton. I.i.ly & SO
str Santa koealia fAm) Captain Brown
Kobe yla Baltimore; Norton. Lliy e. CO.
Str West Seris fArn). Captain Thotnp-
Hcn: San francixco; w Grace 4 Co
str vinton County fAnl). Captain Wood
Et Thouss. clyde = 81 Co
Esr heaford fArn). Captain Thorn p
son; Baton Rouge kober' l. Hague
chnrtentons clyce $ Go.
Str ri Estro (Arn) Captain Peterson
Nor Orleans. sonfhern Pacific co.
Ssr FL sud fAu.), Captain Nelson; Galvcs-
ton: AovfAotf Pacific co.
Hfr Hamilton fhn), Captain Nelson
Norfolk; ola Dominion TranSDorf Co.
fsY Airlta fSorJ. Captain Jchansen ,'ort
Arthur: Ftneisir Navigation 90.
SIR .orvalk fAnj, Captain Croweli
J;osfon; Eastern = y CO.
Mtr cornrnunspaw ~ tAu), Captain Potter
sons EAltlrsora Robert l.. Hague,
rfr peAc1oA fArpJ. Captain varnurr
fsatt,nsere; HoV@rt l. Hague.
Nsr IL vi Flsgicr (Ap), Captain Michnsl-
ron, Texss rsty, Robert l. If.gue
e@hr Ronald Lonxmire tst). captafn
Tsansm. Efidgstewn' ArfnSefons TrAns-
poxtxti1n Ce.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
American porTs

BAITINoRE. Aug. 20. Arrived: Str
Narentis. New York. Sailed Strs Wilooio.
~ York: Yssidisk (pt>. Rotterdam via
Norfolk Niazzo, Gibraltar; Cotleda Glas-
Cow via Norfolk Inspector. New ynr,S
Phsliron 1cN). Port Maria,
zonan. Ncwxorleans: Ma.oa. Norfo,l. a.
drea r Lug 41cnbach Portland 0re Sar
Francisco. San Pedro and - 'lada,r;,,a
Sailed Strs Wtni>rediaa (Rr). IivernooI
Mona bro Baltimore, Howard. Norfolk and
Ba tmore
JAc ksoNyILIE. Aug 2o-Arrfved Str
Essex Fhiadsl phia. Sailed: Strs Thames
Miami; Penape. New York. sundance
l-iYerpool and London
MOBILE, Aug 20-Arrved: Str Hahaira.
Colon. Sailed. Str Lake Fa-iheult New
York Liberator. Pacific Coast santa All
cia tBrl. New Orleans.
NORFOLK. Aug e0-Arrived: Strz St
prnstan fI3r). LIVERPOOL. Hosota CBr).
Liverpool; I<erhonkson Daltisnorr. E,,iIer
ton (Rr); Galveston Gloria de Larrinaga
lBr). Galveston; Marie (Ger). 6;alveston
West celna. Baltimore Rhode ISfa,,i
1Br); Philadelphia: High Mead (Br). Alex
andria. Sailed. Strs Nc,hos NJ, ~
sonville; Arkansas DAM. Copenhsgen vi, Via
New Ior} Orinoco. Hpenos Ayres: I}uchan~
ness (I,r) Xi0tferdara E,vs-~t. NJ H., -
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Reports by Wireless


Distance IS given IN miles. Reports are
dated al neon un'ess otasrwse speci:ied.l
Absecon 50 NNE Northeast End !. Aug
90
Achilles 5o7 Colon Aug 49,
-Agwinoon SW Block Island.
Alabaina W Tortugas Aug 49,
Andrea F Luckenbach 1ol NE Overfals
Atlanta OF Texas Pd Tennessee Reef Aug
Bethlehem Bridge 200 Z Charleston Aug
Rs,,sn, Rsf9n9r 1t e e q ns lon g o 2 Aug 10
cananova 5Ol $ scotland L y Aug 10.
Caracas $50 Amhrose Aug ~
City OF Atlanta 33s SW Cay Head Aug -
CITY OF Columbus ll5 SIC Frying Pan Aug
City Of Freeport 50 ssw Bermuda Aug 70
Coahorna County 4s r Sand Key Aug ..
Colon l5S NNE Colon Arg 10
Confinental Bridge 22o SsW Hatteras Aog
corson lat - "a len "a o5 Aug IS
DannedaiSe so F, Delaware capes Aug ..
Eastern Dawn lat IS 49, Ion 6G IL Aug ..
Easter Temple SOC NJ Cap Henry aug
El isleo 20 Il Sand Key Aug 10
Eaparta $40 > scotland Nv Aug 10.
Esperapza no = Scotland ~ Aug ~.
Evergreen city 80 y Hattcrns Aug 49,
Freemen 81 Block island Aug 10
Gaiyeston ~ liatteras Aug -.
Guifcoast 10 y care CanaVeral Aug 10.
Gulhand lo6 s Hatteras Aug 10
CUR OF Mexico 10 " Sand Key Aug 10.
Hanover 145 SE ratteras Aug 10
Hattie Luc<enbach - sW Ifatteras Aug 10
Henry Clay 727 Cape Henry Aug 10.
iiefcdla II cape san Antonio Aug 10.
Hig hmead 40 4 Cape 1ienry 8 AM Aug 90
ltalia G5 II Savannah AUG 10
j 4 Morett jr l3S SIC Hatteras Aug 10.
! Donnell a5 3 Jupiter Aug 10.
Fletcher Farrell 323 +. Cape May Aug 10
Johnson City pd Jupiter Aug n.
Junlata pi Tr5inx Pan Aug 10
kroonisnd lat - 30, lon 80 - Aug 10.
Lake flournoy 80 NV Havana Aug 10.
Le9lsa 2lG NV Bermuda aug 10
Liberty Bell 100 ENE Charieston Aug 10
Ligh burne 100 VI Jupiter AUG 10.
llinile $50 w Hnvarn aug -
Lorraine Trcss J1l View Orleans Aug 10
y Elliott !; Key Weet Aug 10
Martha Washington 1908 Sc Ambrose
Aug 10
Mn'inicock 15I Jupiter Aug 10.
Mrtanan "a from rrigtobal Aug 10.
Minnesota AZ Ambrose Aug 10
Montroiite l5 80 Tnnd Key Aug 10.
Munindi"s 7e7 Ne Jupiter Aug 10.
Nora 100 fIattcros Aug o.
Nord AmerAa 100 s Jupiter Aug 10.
q T Warlrg on American Shoala Aug 10.
Dceano 10 sW HaitrrAs Aug ~
Dtlnocp pd carn Houry % 10 PM Aug 0.
prneeton ~ rsE 9'ortugaa Aug 70.
Kndianf - " Sand Key Aug IL.
Ssco 100 e. bAco a pF ! o
fnfua 1854 from Hoeton Aug IL.
Esn Iias ~ . Nantucket Aug 20
san Matae 2if n 1cla Aug ! O.
SANTA aarosft Al Cape Mala Aug ..
s,e~' Exporter i7e Sr south fnss Aug ..
Hwif,seci4i 1ta SW NAtteraa AuE Is
N~iftg'of 22z ~ jupiter Aus 10.
Vert Chatnc fGe ~ Ambrose Aug ia
Went inHkip t4z Delaware Capes Aug 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

strs blanche c Perdleton (Am). Starn-
ford, Conn George E Kllnck fAr). Booth
more: General Geo w Goetha!s (Arn). Cris-
tobal; Nickerie CDn), Cape Hyti and Port
4r,Pr'ncs; :, Boston Fridge IS b, Savannah ;
Faith (Arn). San Juan; Cothla (Sw), San
Pedro De Macorls; Lykens ~ s 50 New
London: Lake Arthur Is b. Richmond:
Plsons Rl.rr Is ~, Nv orIeans; Mon golian
ard Vancouver; Fort Victoria (Rr) Ham
tlton. Ber g :. Cherry (ArO Norfolk
Sncvitss Aianisda urisS C s. S'PaTisq Pa pyd ana
PennsylYania (U 81. Hampton Roads !;
carriilo fAm). Santiago and Kingston
kirk Br). Hull ard Antwerp New York
fArn). Port Arthur; Dallas (Au) po~t
arthur; Fort Augusta fBD. Freemant'e
Boston; Porto k!co (S b. San Juan Ponce
and Nayagrez; Hamilton (Am) Norfolk
4 hania fBr). Liverpool; FL sol (Arn).
Galveston: Lake Kyttle (S b. Manati
Giha-a and Vita; Noorda.n (Du) Plynout h
and Rotterdam: Algeria fBr), Moville and
Glasgow Evelyn 'Am). San Juan Ponce
Cristobal and Port TiInon Lake Freejand
(S 81, Norfolk; Celtic (Br). Liverpool: :
Quillota (I,rl. cristobal and Buenavent :
LON (No). Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tam
pico; Norrock tAm). Norfolk: Lapland
1P-). Cherhourg, Plymouth and Antwerp
Santa Tecla (Am). Cartagena and Puerto
coionbia comanche (Am). Charleston
and Jacksonville; Lake Fife (S b Glen
fuesos ARD Manz milo; Moldegaard IS B)
Hoca CFande. fia; Glendoyla fArn), Ma
ta mas and Gfbara; Santa Rosalia (An),
baltimore YoHohamn and Kobe: lam
pasas lAm), Galveston; Stockholm fsw).
Gothenbnrg, West Neris (S P). Bsltimore
I-oa Angeles and San rrancisco Iroquo;s
Arn) Monte Cristi and Puerto Plata w
II 11lforc fAm). Beaumont: Chicago city
(Pr), Favrs ard Danzig: FL Estero fAn).
He,s Orleans: Patria (Fr). Palermo Naplcr
md MarsellIcs birmingham city (Arn).
Santos and Monteyidco: Bloernfontein (rr)
Philadelphia.
strs cabo vilano (span>. Cadiz: Flo
rin6a (span). Bilbao; Georgeonna Weern.
Baltimore: II II Rogers. Patton Rouge.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Ennigrant Examination
At Home Port Proposed

From The Tyib1,e's Wd2harGton bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug 20.-The ex-
animation of emigrants at their port
Of embarkation, where they may be
turned back without the hardships oc-
casiored by rejection 1t their destina
tion, is one OF number Of recon-
mendat;ons made by the international
Emigration Commission, representing
fifteen nations, which Just cone lrded
It's sessions in Geneva S'~itzerlan.
Ernest Greeawe reprc-
sentative Of Il al onal Labor
Office. wcs adv .o-,iay
"This might well De accepted as
first step toward the only apparent
solution of problems connected with
the administration OF American immi-
grafton laws Mr. Greenwood said.
at has long been recognized by i'm
migration authorities that the only
way to eliminate the hardship involved
in tens Of thousands OF cases caused
by rigid enforcement Of the exclusion
clauses Of the law. is inspection at
the source. In majority of the cases
the immigrant applies for admission
to The United States after 81 per cent
Of his journey has been completed.
The first experience of himself and his
camilv with the United States irnmi-
grafton service is at the end Of the
journey, instead of at the beginning.
The family may have sold all its pos
sessions and cut loose from all its
ties in the old country. It's return to
Europe is frequently only q return to
life Of repressive and into 'erable
poverty. 1t has literally nothing to
which to raturn'
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. Aug 2o--Arrived: strs
Coieniai; Ron1eau; buffalo. Buffalo; Glen
sailed Strs Colonial, Rondeau; Glenor-
chy, Byng Inlet; II r Jones' Chicago: Ly-
man Smith. Drluth
LORAIN. Ohio. Aug oo-Arrived: Strs
Harvard Duluth: Recor sandusfy. Sailed ;:
Strs Roberts Jr, Calcite; Recor, Cleveland
Str Alaska. Sandwich. Sailed: strs AM
burg Milwaukee; Alaska. Sandwich
CONAEAIN. Aug 20-Arrived Strs A
7 Kinney, Duluth; r C Collins. MarQue te ,
Ainasa Stone. Ashland James \ Farrell
Two Harhors Sailed. Strs Amssa Stor,e
Two Harbors; c Collins, AFarreu
FAIRPORT. Aug eo-Arrived Str Frank
" Hart. Ashland. Sailed Str Frank w
Hart Two Harbors.
ERIE Aug 2o-Arrived: strs Chieetain.
Two Haroors; Montezuma. Two IIarbors
Taurus, Duluth. Sailed Str Taurus, D4-
MILWAUKEE,. Aug 2o-Arrived STR
Cophcrs, buffalo; Marquette Ashtahula; !;
Aipena, sandusky. Sailed Str VIM Iiv-
sovrA CHICAGO. Aug eo-Arrixea:
Strs william 4 AfcGonagle Duluth: VI
liam fruesdale, Buffalo; X j Paisley
Sailed: Strs saturn. Adrtstic Chicazo
Amazon. Georgian Bay: l. Is Miller. Buffalo
CARY AUG oD-Arrived: Str r. ELL
wood. Duluih h. sailed: Str W 7 Roberts.
EscANABA, Aug 2o--cleered. Str
Shiras, Gary
DULUTH. Aug oo-Arrived strs Wild
ener = Mnoh. Perseus, Durham, Pioneer,
Dinkey. Helen O. Shaughnessy, LAughlin.
Williams Norway, I.eaIn, Gary, Phlbin,
Trmble. Iu1iata. Sailed StTs T Barlun.
Dickson. DinNey, Yates. Williams, KeaEn.
Elinore, crway, Gary, 70 ers, Z Reiss,
ASHLAND lug 2o-Arrived: Str An
gcllne Sailed. SIT Schiller. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

about $3.50, but the rest of the Medi-
terranean countries were quiet. Rates
we're lower and variable.
South merica-American exporters
reported little or no business to the
Argentine. 1t was said that some coal
was moving out Of England at cx-
tremely low freight rates, and this
probably took care of all immediate
needs. One or two fixtures were re-
ported for Brazil, but no large guam
tity Of coal was moved. Otherwise
south America trading continued dull.
West lndes-There continues q
moderate demand for small tonnage
from various West Indian ports. Rates
have not changed materially either
way, and vessels are Offering freely:
but present rates do not attract own
crs, for they barely pay expenses.
"Coastwi wise--Several cargoes were
placed for movement to Canada and
also few for Southern ports. New
England continues dull"
Coal Charters Reported
Among the weeks coal fixtures. all
foreign bottoms, were the following:
Piraesus-Greek steamer Rokos YER
gottis, S5.25, with options. promnt.
West 1taly-Greek steamer Efstahtois,
$3.50, with options, prompt; Spanish
steamer Consuclo, same, and Italian
steamer Qhmpo. $3.50, prompt; Las
Palmas, British steamer Capelhall
$3.50, prompt; Santos, British steamer.
pat cargo coal, $3.95, August -Septem-
ber.
In the grain movement London re-
ported several September fixtures at
six shillngs a quarter, drop of one
shilling quarter from rates prevail
ing ten days ago. 1t was also reported
that shippers secured consid erable
tonnage for loading at Montreal for
the Antwerp Hamburg range. at "a
cents for August and % cents for
Septen, her
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

Distance Is given IN rniIes. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise speciaed.l
A5angarcz 5s1 CTistohal Aug 49,
Absecon SO NNE Northeast End !. Aug
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Trans-Is sacinc Mails

The correcting mails close at the Cen
eral Pos;offce and CITY Hall Postofsice sta
tion, New York. at p. m. as follows:
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Tahiti. August 81
) apan, Corea and China specially al
dressed only). via Seattle, stea.nship p
kashima Maru. August q.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. Fl Fiench Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. VIA
Seattle, steamship Wenatchee. August 22
Japan Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies texcerr
SunUtra} and Philippine Islands VIA
San francisco. steamship Golden State
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Incoming Steamships


Vessel. Port Ager.a
Crofton Hall. Buenos Ayres. July IT.
.,,, Morton-L!liy Co
Allianca. Pt au Prince. Aug is Pan RR iine
Baltic, Queenstown Aug 12W Star Linz
rIniand. SOUTHAMPTON, Aug l2-R star Line
1'ua' havana. aug 1s..... United Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
France, Havre Aug 17 French Tina
Gsperanza. rs rerad Havana, Aug IS. Ward Line
San Lorenzo San Juan. Aug 10.
& Porto Rico Line
caracas, Curacao Aug Red "D" Line
Due Tuesday
Mexico, Havana, Aug Ward lin.
Due Wednesday
Essequibo, Crstobal. Aug IS Pac NavCo
Hellig Olav. Christia MIA, Aug 1s
Scandinavia nerican Line
NJ Washington. Rio de Janeiro. Aug II
Munson Lines
Due Thursday
Centennial State London, Aug IS.
Adriatic. Southampton. Aug INV star ri l.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Grain Charters
L AXE Lead Over
Coal Movement
Few Fixtures and Little
Activity Reported Be-
cause of Strength of
Foreign Competition
European Business Dull
Grain Ships Get "a Cents
Hundred Pounds to the
Aniwerp-Hamburg Range

The export coal market experienced
another week of dullness and inquiries
were limited in number, due largely to
the strength of European competition.
Grain chartering, however, developed
some activity, a number Of vessels
being fixed for loading this month
from the Gulf to Antwerp, at "a cents
hundred pounds.
The situation in the coal trade is
summed up in the weekly circular of
"A Il. Bull & Co. as follows:
Europe-Northern Europe, includ
ing Scandinavian countries and the
Onited Kingdom, showed little or no
ac1lvlty:: There were a few cargoes
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Marine Reports
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
20 atteras-Fresh northwest and north
winds; partly overcast weather
Hatteras TO Florida Straits - Moderate
southwest and west winds over north por-
tton and variable over south portion: part
ly overcast weather
East Gulf-Moderate variable winds and
generally fair. ~
West Gulf - Moderate southwest winds
and fair weather
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passa ge-
Moderate and fresh east and northwest
winds; partly overcast weather
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Arrivals from New York

-tfTtNItS lroiH New Ork
GIBRALTAR, Aug 19-Str Canopic (Br,
NEWcASTLE. n w, Aug 1s-Str Port
adelaide (Br).
Elisa.
DANzIG, Aug l2-str Godansk; 18th,
holm (Swed).
CcPENHAGEN. Aug 16-str Indiana
Bridge. Lackawanna Valley.
HAMBURG Aug 15-Str Mount CLAW
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 2o-Str Olympic
(Br).
Departures for New York
BUENOS AYRES Aug ls-Str American
Ioeion.
CALLAO. Aug l9-Str Santa Ana.
LISBON. Aug 1S-Str San Vicente (Port)
F-AIAL, Aug l9-Str Cretic tBr), from
Genoa
pERNAMBUco, Aug 17--str Deifna
PATRAs. Aug 14-str King Alexander
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2o-str Cedric (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
City Island
Bound South

schrs st Clair Theriault CBr). Church
Point y S. for New York; Hiilcrest (Br).
Halifax for New York
Found East
Str Rosalind (Br), New York for Hall
fax; schrs Aida Hcarn. Rockaway for
New Haven; Robert John Beswick, New
York for Providence; Joseph Ol (Br)
Perth Amboy for Halifax Oatter an
chored)
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
GIVING A THOUGHT
TO
FIRE INSURANCE
Interest Earnings on Invest
r,ents-Low Dividends for the
Past Decade-Disastrous Effect
ST Retaliatory State Laws
Local Agents as an Economic
Factor

zSrsA - Series Of EIGHT Sketches Prsv-
Art.esss srl De mailed on request.
he ssscufA se's. appear in The Tribnnc
r<rt sssk.j
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

Vest Totant from Tortugas Aug 10.
Wheaton 245 f Ambrose Aug 1s
" Nlliam a Mckerny lat 80 81 lon 70 90
Aug 10. ~
Yankee Arrow A wNw Tortugas Aug -.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

MEN WANTED
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY
wants to ger in touch with men who are
anxious to become DECK OFFICERS in the
MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE,
COAST GUARD,
T. s. NAVY.
To these men can offer a complete
course in Navigation. Sealnanship. etc.
which VIII ena BE them to pass the re-
our HOME STUDY PLAN IS the best in
the world This preparation will take four
to six months. Salaries after tho course
IS completed run from si75 to S4eo per
month and all
EXPENSES.
THIS SCHOOL. HAS NTN FIR YET FAILED
TO SECURE, A GRADUATE A POSITION
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY NAUTICAL
SCHOOL.
ST PAUL. MINI.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

SALESMAN-We want a man who is thor
oughly experienced in the sale Of auto
mobile passenger cars; our proposition is
an attractive one and q desira bic connec-
tlon for man of ability: state yocr age.
experience ana give rs1erenccs; no apnlica-
boN IS, llSo fulton ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
-lIne; -or daylight saving time add hour.
Sail Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Miscellaneous
AGENTS WANTED

SELL OUT book of "pRINKs" thy On.
Who Knows; tell how to make hundreds
OF exhiiaraung and refreshing ursnks;
conforms with all laws: every body, every
where. wants it; agents rea ping h.rve st
write fo- particulars. Nanareh Publishers
Dept A. 449 Broome st. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

COOK thoroughly competent: economical:
neat. pleasing type, permanent OF tsm-
porarily. hest references. Wettier's Agency.
is West 4dd 1T
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
JOHN b. MORTON
Prsstdenf
NATIONAL BOARD or
FIRE UNDERWRITERS
~ ULLfAM aTREET. nEw YoxK

x<srszs<s s<gzs<s ri ..eafscuardfno Ms Hope. .
= ssfer, III De sent oss ysqusst.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Cooks

COOK and houseieeper for gentlemen or
hGsincss couple: active settled trusf-
worthy: exc llort references: fine disposi-
son. SIS. Wetsler's Agency. is Vest SD
ST. Murray Hill 4a<1
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

REPAIRING. sr;~:ag taught shor- time
license guaranteed. ladies' CLASSES; Also
Ford lessons American Auto ScMooi. 72s
Lexington v.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamssermaids

MISS HOrAIAYER's AGENCY,
East s2d St Sd hoor
VIII be closed for repairs from Aug. IS TO
Aug. IS.
CEIAMBFRMAlr-- neat nice riean-
ant young Irish girs excellent refer
cnces; f6o. Mason's Agency. ls West A3d
ST. Vanderbilt go.t..
CIIAMBERNIAID and sea mistress. young
neat. willing ane reliable, excellent ref
erences Lang a. Boecherer Co. 43 West
35d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

SALESMAN for all territories to carry p
high Grade Zinc or coiNfortaoles as a side
line On straight commission basis on}y.
hl4n claas men calling on the blanket de
part frlc 1tS and with a veil established
trade only need apply. Grove Comfortable
Co.. IS East 2Ist st.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

AUTO lN ,TRUCTION.
ani : rks colrsts Tor
Owners. Chautfeura stechanics Statesmen
WEST SD Y NJ. @ A.
200 West s.. s., New York
Get booklet and pass. Special ladies ella sses.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

MAN1rF ACTURER. established 1855. OF
well known electrical device nationally ad -
vertised desires, lev local salasmen; no
past experience Snecessary only those cap
able Of earning slo0 weekly need apply
Mornings 563a Grand Central Terminal
Office Bldg
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

SALES MANAGER thoroughly expert
enced able to handle large force for
esta blished suburban real estate develop
ment' life Job for right man state fully
age experience and ell qualifications Ad-
dress President. p Q. Box I4S. \. 7. c.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
Automobile instruction

YOUNG MANSION. ard booixkeeper:
state ge, experience and salary desired.
ID al, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

StN tsRAL desirable single rooms and bath
nigh up, beautiful exposure Was hing
ton Square PARK; one room, SIS weekly
Two PERSONS sl.-50f weekly. Hotel Ea-le
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
NITED STATES GOVERNMENT WANTS
N

Railway mail clerk examination in your
city september H. Special intensive train
ing course only s. cash. Enroll to-day. or
write for free particulars. Wonderful op-
portunicy. $500 to start Patterson civil
Service school. Box \. Roch. ster Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Sioe

i2eD. - wEST-Cool. comfortable room
private; reasonable. Riverside 1854
rurnsy
New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
BU SINESS CARDS
Furniture
Mca'x Clothing

Posi- rlVfz1Y ray higher cash Tor furni-
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New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

ASSISTANT HOrsEK EEPET ~~pitai In
Baltimore; $50 monthly. ke. 3 Agency,
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Evening journal., 1921-10-14
COURT DELAYS
SUIT OF WIDOW

WEST CHESTER. Pa. oct. H.
The Court has ordered the case OF
Mrs. Marguerite Eichelberger, OF
West Grove. against Mrs. Margaret
Potter executrix of the estate OF the
late Mrs Frances Dunlop, also Of
West Grove. continued until the next
term, declaring Mrs. Eichelberger
an incompetent witness. Judge
Hause ordered a juryman withdrawn
and the case continued. Mrs. Ech-
elberger's suit was for $4,000 dam
ages against the estate for the loss
Of her husband Roy, who was killed
on July /, 1920, by Mrs. Frances
Dunlop.
Mrs. Dunlop and Eichelberger had
been living together, and Mrs. Eich-
elberger left her husband. taking her
three children. Remaining away a
month. a reconciliation was effected,
and she returned home. The same
night she was awakened, and found
Mrs. Dunlop standing by the side OF
the bed. She shot Eichc!bcTEeT
through the head. and, running
from the room. went home and
killed her daughter Lillian, aged -,
and herself.