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New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Cleared

Munargo, Asborn; Nassau: Munson Line,
Southampton and Hamburg, Sanderson &
Sons.
lilua (Brl. Towel; Havana, Cr.stobal and
ot. Litnons United Fruit Co.
cerozal, Currier; Nassau; Muneon Line.
La savoie tFr), Boisson; Kavre; French
Line
terdam via Plymouth and Bou!ogne;
French Line
zoelond lBr>. Howell; Antwerp; Red
Assyria eBrl Rome; Glasgow via Mo-
gillo; Gunard Line.
Celtic tBrl, Roberts; Liverpool; white
oemulgee; Baker; Mobile and Tampa;
Colombia; Thompson; Cristobnl; w. r.
Grace.
Tanamo: Hudson San Juan and Ponce;
atlantic Fruit Co,
Boutry tBr). owen; Teneriffe and Las
Palmas; West India s. S. Co.
Cragness (Br>. sneller; Hamburg; U. s.
Navigation Co.
Ft. Victoria (Br), Bermuda; Frurness,
Witty.
Santa Marta Birks; Santiago; United
Union City tBr). Davis. Rotterdam and
London: y. s. Navigation Co.
Clare: Risk; San Juan and Ponce; a.
II. Bull
Vauban Br). Cadegan: Barbados and
RIO Jaheiro Lanport and Holt.
North1and: Foster; Boston: Eastern S.
Rv. s. Grove, coven; Philadelphia
Nawsco Line.
Hamnton; Nelson; Norfolk; Old Do
ntnion transportation Lime.
City OF Savannah; Borum; Savannah
Ocean S. S. Co.
sionaand CNor9. Tischendorf; Heisins-
/ tors S. o. Stray.
/ Mohawk; ingram; Jacksonville via Char
lesion: Clyde Line.
Ctho; Peterson; Rio Janeiro and Santos:
ln1srnationa Freiahting Corporation.
! Fioneer tBelg) Van Holderbeke; Hayre
aha beHStrk Lloyd Royal Beige.
Pres Wilson utai), stuparich; Azores
Madeira via Boston. Phelps Bros
Hague
/ Goinai, Curry, Galveston; Mallory Line.
I Noffolk, Forrest: Baltimore; Clyde Line
catherine, Larsen; Turks Isle and Monte
cristii A II Bull.
Baraeoa Robins; Port -au- Prince and
AiaGstGn; Clyde Line.
Ardennia tSwe91, sueiandcr; Santiago
1 shu Go&ntanamo; Ward Line.
h.ast Wlnd. l-eknes; Brisbane and sgd
heS, , and Australas.s Lines.
! les harding, Crening: Plymouth, Cher
heurg ana Bremen u S Lines
Psciac Co
Lancaster, Craven; San Diego and sar
hfancasco; isthnian Lines.
Virginia Limited. Whitehurst; Rich
mondi Richmond and N Y S CO.
Gug,ieinsei Peiree HtaD. Rastelii
saisliho ana Naples: Pierce Bros.
Mail Line
Texas, Jonassen: Tampico; the Texas Co
= Dlmock. Holmes; Boston; Easteri
Golden Gata tNor,. Mauken; Baltimore
Il Iocahentsss Fuel Co
Maependsncao Hall, Iceberg; Rotterdam
Cesuiopoittan Line
Ain. Aim sSes,9: Aaaeonsen; Turks Isel t
Skeastjard tNor1, Anzjon; Baltimore
a Norwegian american Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Foreign Porte
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR. Oct 1a--Passed. Dante
Aighieri Ital), New York and Boston for
Naples; Pacific transport tBr} Montreal,
for Genoa and Naples; Scantieo, Charles
town for Alexandria
GENOA, Oct 14--Pennworth (Br), Mon
treal is. ElIeraale (Br). Montreal.
BORDEAUX, Oct i5-Zare.nbo, New
York.
!IAMBuRG. Oct 1s--Anaersfoort tDu,.
Noatresu. Belvidcre, New York. Carsfcid
fGciD. slew Orleans Mongolia, New York.
BfAkE. Oct 1s-Bennekom pno. Mon
dHEHr Oct 1e--Muncaster Castle tEr,,
E3BdERG, Oct i7-Nord F'rlesland tGer,.
DfxLIN, Oct 1s--Kenbane Head tBr,,
TisAMBsHAvEN. Oct lo--conanchee
{Br), Philadelphia.
ADFN. Oct ,s7-city of Lahore tBr).
New York for Calcutta.
CORK. Oct ls--Dioto tNorl, San Fran
cisco,
sHaNGHAI. Oct ls--Kentucky tBr,.
San francisco; President Jefferson, Seattle
for Hongkeng: l5dmore, Tacoma.
GLASGOW, Oct -I9--Loehkatrine (Br),
San Frarcisco via Liverpool.
syDNET, n 9. Oct l4--Yairuna tBr).
San Francisco.
,, BREsfEN. oct l7--America. New York
Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
BLUFF. Oct l7-city of Dunedin {Brl.
New York
TENERIEFE. Oct ls--west Humhaw,
New York for I.akar
SHIELDS. ocH is-cairnvalona (Dr).
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Quartermastcr Corns
Finance nenartmen
Nav Orders
eroas TBS ry4bumc's washimgto,

From TIE TyFbuacss WcsRiwgtoH Bureas
wASIINGTOy Oct 2e--Navy order.
issued to-day follow.
Tosx. Cora. X. II. 10 u S. S. Vega
Craven, 1t. Gem, F s.. to T. S. S. 8ruce.
Baltxiy. Lit f., TO U. s, :. Florids.
EeTley. 1t, j. L.. to u, =. S. Eagle %.
Fergusen. 1T. g. 81 w, IL, ;e L. S. s
HeaSersan
Nettins. II. Is s., R. T.. to U, $. S. Cur,
lew.
J5rninra. Ems. S. L.. resigned
Harrison Enz u, 20 q S. $. 9argonne.
Mitchell Eas j A.. resigned
PeY1ue. Ens G. 81 irs. resigned.
Lhampn. 1t. r. A. 70 Z, s. 3. Camden.
wiuiarsss II. l., IL. to I. $. s. Rarpa-
haupocis.
Williams. III. Com. +. G.. to knnapoiis.
Garcia II. G. e.. to Mare Island.
EehrapeF, fst w. TO AnnarcIis.
Massii Ii. e., to Philadelphia.
RebeFoH. Ii Il, G.. TO 4. ). S. Sapeie.
White Ii. C. W.. 70 san Francisco
Brown, IL. Il. 50 e. r. &c Pacific Fleet,
fnrrest 1t s.. 81 G. b.. 10 Atlantic Fleet
Qxcfs, 1t. I. g.l ~, to U. 8. ). Langley.
Hunt It. fJ.gsj y Esp 10 Baldwin.
Phillips, LII q. ~ W. H.. to Washington,
Eiedsee. ch- Aarp. A.. to 7. =. Pennsyl-
sa-ia.
Giradsf. ch. Carp. s. G.. to U. 8. S. shaw
fau..
Jones CHI Carp. Jy s.. TO Portsmouth.
IfagFif1e. Oh, Carr. A., 10 Hampton kaads.
LION. arps Il. r. X TO U. s. s. Arizona
McIseod, Carp. ~. TO Philadelphia.
Ketfess. Ch- Mach. A. ". 10 Z. s. S. VIII
zsruslsy. Ap ssi 4 r.. Al. 10 rhlladslphia
Cressics. Ap s,S. II. L., to Mare Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
South American Company
ReneMs Pasae,ana,r II.

With the sailing from this city on
November 23 of tho new Chilean pas
senger and mail steamer Aconcagua
the South American Steamship Con-
pany will re-establish its fast service
between New York and ports of Peru
and Chile. The company withdrew
from the route some time ago because
of depressed trade conditions.
The Aconcagua was specially built
10000 tons displacement, and has the
latest comforts and conyeniences for
passengers and crew. public inspec-
tion OF the liner will be arranged soon
after. her arrival here by Vessel.
Duyal & Co, general agents in the
United States. The lire has main
tanned regular passenger service for
many years along the west coast Of
South America, but did not proceed
further north than Cristobal, where
connection was made with steamers
plying to New York. The new liner
has accommodations for both first and
third class passengers.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
No Board Offer
10 C,olonll,ians,
w. ]. Love Ga ys
Emergency Fleet Official
Denies Clyde $. s. Co. is
Closing Long Contracts;
Negotiations Under Way
Expects Sale in 2 Weeks
Shipping Board Looks for
Speedy Settlement Saiis-
factory to United Fruit

w ]. Love, vice president Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in charge
OF traffic, yesterday denied the reports
cited by William Newsome, vice-presl-
dent of Che United Fruit Company, that
the Clyde Line was closing long-term
contracts for its Shipping Board serv-
zee or that the board has made any
cffer to Colombian interests for the
aaie OF government vessels with the
privilege of transfer of registry.
The situation is the same now as it
wes when talked with Mr.. Newson,e
several weeks ago." Mr. Love said. IA
deal Of this nature cannot be closed in
one day or q week, or two weeks. We
have made satisfactory progress, and I
feel confident that within another two
weeks we win sell the ships in the
manner : outlined"
Mr. Love said that he left Washing
ten at $3.50 o'clock Thursday afternoon
md that he had not received the tele-
gram OF inquiry mentioned by Mr..
Newsonae in his statement to the press.
lie added that he was preparing to get
IN touch with the United Fruit officials
way had reached conclusion. He
continued:
"As for the report that the board
turned down an offer from an Ameri-
can company to buy two ships for the
Colombian trade, that was done for
good and sufficient reasons. 1t was not
business proposition"
Mr. Love appeared indignant at the
implication that the board was not act
ing fairly in this matter. He declared
that there had been no negotiations Of
any character except those told to the
United Fruit officials at the conference
at the Shipping Board Offices late in
August.
According TO the plan as outlined at
that time, the Clyde Line was to pur-
chase from the Shipping Board the
vessels it was operating in the Colon
bisn trade. After that was completed
II was understood that the Clyde Line
and the United Fruit Company would
agree to a restoration of the confer
ence, which would place freight rates
upon a satisfactory basis with respect
TO costs of operation.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mall information will bo found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail TA-day
Vessel. Port Sail Pler
Homeric, Southampton. ii AM. ..5s, N r
President Harding. Bremen, 1880 AM,
New Amsterdam. Rotterdam, Il AN:
orduns. Hamburg, ls M..........42. n
zsesns la sngois, autws1y, yrs, i i m
Presidente Wilson, Piraous, PM,
Celtic. Liverpool, u N. M.....,...... 50. Ne
River orontes. Malta, IL M........7i. N II
Harbadisn. London, u M..........5S. N n
ys4asas yassan ho 81 s.Jaa 90 JsaeTe r. sn
Catherine Turks Isle. 12 M......27, B'klyn
Clare, San Juan. IL NJ. a. B'klyn
City c Of savannah. % savannah. pM5s. n +
Gomanche Jacksonvilie; y M.....ss, +
Pocone, Santos, IL M.5. Bush Docks Bklyn
-, ! ~, s. Bush Docks. B'klyn
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, II a NJ. ..s5. N Il
siboney, Havana, ii A NJ. IA. e r
Snil Monday
Fnsmorei nnstarn a.sth heltn' n,1 = B'klyn
g. Army Base. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Aquitania. scuthamptons 10 "A NJ. ..54. N r
Frederick VIII. copenhaeen,. u M.
Elmsport. Antwerp, p n. MN st. H0ooken
T. Army Base, B'klyn
Cuthbert, Ceara, PM. .ssd st, B,klyn
Matura. Trinidad. / M....... IA. Is'klyn
Munplace, Cardenas, IL M.......9. II r.
Lenape, Jacksonvilie, 10 M. SO. N r
| Sail Wednesday
Yorck, Bremen, 2 p NJ. 9Th st, Hoboke n
President Monroe. Plymouth. / P M,
! q, Hoholken
! Roussilion. Havre, II AM.......,.74. r. r
4 Giuseppe Verdi Naples. 10 A M 4..25, n r
/ Clan kennedy, Cape Town. p NJ.
s, n'klyn
wsrba mia. London. ~ NJ. ..,.....71. N R
4 Winona. Ccnstantinople. IL NJ,
Kent st, B'klyn
! Carrillo. Kingston, IL NJ. M......,....,.9. N r
4 Faria. st Thomas, M............4s. X
| Concho. Galveston, IL M. ... ......3S, n
4 Sail Thursday
Aanchura Hamburg. 10 NJ. ......5s, N n
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. IL M.....s6, n X
1 Scythia, Liverpool. IL NJ M...........56. N f
! Minnesotan, Seattle. PM.
g. Busl, Docks. Bklyn
| Apache. Jacksonville. IL M.. sc, N n
/ Parma. st Thomas, PM. ........47. r
| Faloma, Gibara. il AM. .........s..9 u r
4 Sail Friday
i Tarantia, Glasgow, 12 M..........S4, r
/ Munamar, Nuevitas. IL M...........s, 3, u
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

urrf., Oct is--sf1astcrn Tempest. st
John, B; Seminole tHr). Baton NomEe.
BRIsToL, oct Bristol CITY eBf}'
W LxoNDoN. Oct so--cheysnne tnr,, Phil
adslphia.
Departures
pALrsnsro. Oct 1t--Argentina trtap
sew YoxoHAMA. dorE Oct .s---fTaniey. seattle
1s, Tonyo MART {Jnpl tfron Hongkong,,
MALES, Oct i5-Patria tTr,. tfror''
GENOA, Get 1sy MusAogec. New York.
PORT sAIp, Oct s-ssalawaH & tpu,'
n,la for Philadelphia and New York.
HAMBURG. Oct Ia Empress OF Brit
II RoTTnRiSAsi, oct is--AJeanettc Kayser
tGerl. (frotn Hamburg1,, New ORGANS s
sareexie. New York; Wascana SNor5'
!" HoNGKoNo aS, IA Oct ts--- Korea Maru
MANILA. Oct 1e-President Grant. Sc
ASrwERr, Oct 1o--LapIana sBr>. New
ni;ENos AYRGs, Oct ia--sasper, New
1sss ghTlam bipasi s' oet 1sw iskarnoy G1a esor,.
IoNDass Oct 1o-i.ackawanna tBr,.
HuEI Oct la--Malndy Manor tBr>, sa
vannah.
ANONMOrTU, Oct 19--~Hatsforu tBr).
Montrcai; 20, Ashtabula ti3r).- Baton
Rouge
CARDIFF Oct co Isarracoo tBr)
(froni Iivcrpooi), Phliadclphia
BI.YTH, Oct 2o---John Hlumer tNor).
sYpNNY. n S W. Oct is--wairpna tBr).
NEWPORT, Eng, Oct ~ Kastai!a eisr),
Boston.
Poltr sWgTTENHAM. Oct 1s--Ciy of
Lincoln OBJ, New York,
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 19---Andonla (Br)
Gron Londonl. Montreal; 90 Empress OF
Britain tBr) tfroni Hamburg). Quebec;
Oropesa tBr) (from Hamburg), New
York.. Lapland tBr) (from Antwerp),
New York
MANcHEsTER. Oct. 2o--Mancheeter
Division {Br), Montreal.
= LIVERPOOL, Oct 2o-~Penrhos tBr)
Orleans
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
United American Adds
To Coastwise Service
Two Vessels Taken From Ham.
burg-Sousl, American Rum
for Pacific Traffic

The United American Lines an
nounced yesterday that to increase
their intercoastal service they have
withdrawn two steamships from the
Hamburg South American route. These
are the Montpelier and the Monticello.
The former IS now on her way from
Hamburg TO New York with 7,40o tons
of general cargo. The steamer Kermit
will continue to be operated in the
Hamburg-So American service.
The company also announced the ap-
pontment of John M. Born as agent
for the micronesia service at Atlanta,
Ga, with Offices in the Gambler Build
ing.
C. j. Beck, freight traffic manager
said yesterday that there had been a
marked increase in business between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and
that the addition of new ships was
necessary to accommodate the traffic.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Women to Hold Mills Rally
Ex-Reprcsentatiye Hicks Will
Tell of Record

The Women's Republican Club will
hold rally in the interests of Repre-
sentative Ogden Mills's campaign for
reelection to Congress at the Hotel
Plaza at II o'clock this morning.
Former Representative Frederick
Hicks will tell of Mr.. Mils's work in
the House of representatives, and
there will be speeches also by Mrs.
Nelson o'Shaughnessy and Mrs. Ed
ward Lawrence Hunt, chairman of the
campaign committee of the club.
The program was announced yaster-
day for the mass meeting at the Town
Hall on Thursday night, at which
George w. Wickersham will preside.
Mr.. Mills win be the chief speaker.
and others will be Mrs. Douglas Robin
son, Colonel Donovan, Republican can
didate for Lieutenant Governor. AMI
Nathaniel Elsberg, president Of the Re-
publican Club.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

i
Radnor. Immingham. Sep. 81. Barber Lines
Vile d'oran. Naples. Sept 80.
Algerian American Line
Tarentia. GLASGOW, Oct 4.... Anchor Line
sspt wihy Is va
steel Worker. Seattle. Sept iss' Is "t'As : 20
lsthmian Lines
Algerian American Line
Tunch. Edge g. Co
Furness. Witty & Co
Annetta. Kingston, C,oi "A Atlantic Fruit
Amsterdam, Shields. Oct s.. Funch. Edge
N F Elliot Copenhagen. Oct 3 I. L Hague
Atlantic transport Line
Duo Tomorrow
Lariston, Cardiff. Oct s...J II Winchester
Hague Maru. Nanaimo Sept 2s, -
Argus Antwerp. Oct g.. Black Diamond
Due Monday
Archimedes. Manchester, Oct ii,
Atlantic Transport Line
Eastern Pilot. Sunderland. Oct Z.
citta di Messina. Naples. Oct 6.
EurTbates, sabang. Sep. TO-.
Texan, Colon, Oct -,
United American Line
Minnesotan. Boston, Oct 20,
United American Lined
Due Tuesday
ThordiE, Palermo, Oct s...... Belgian Line
Halizoncs. Buenos Ayres Sept rs,
Houston Linea
Due Wednesday
Egremont Castle, Colombo, Sept II,
Barber Lines
strathfillan. Liverpool. Oct II n l. Hague
Juliana. Alicante. Oct T.. Garcia G. Diaz
Due Thursday
Eastern Crown. Cape Town. Sept 2s,
Mallory Line
Export s S Co
Mcdonnell g. Truda
Luckenbach Lines
Due Friday
yerentia, London, Oct 14. -. Cunard s Co
syria, Marseilles. Oct 5...... Fabre Line
r. Luckenbach, Cristobal, Oct II,
LuclSenbach Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

rrnn 10 with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon AZ Pier i6, ID n fafaihen f4aney.
renape. Jacksonyiaic oc. ~; 70 clyde 9
s Co; Is expected to dock forenoon NJ Pisr
SO, n n tCharlton RI 81
hue Monday
santa Tulsa. celpu Ocw IS: TO w n Grace
d ca with mails: Ia expected to dock fore
noon ut Pier ss. B'klyn tAtiantic Bns!nl:
gan Lorenzo. San Juan Oct Is; TO n
pected 70 dock forenoon NJ Pier 36. B'kiyn.
OYrar III (pan,, Chrtstiania bct IL; TO
Scandinavian American Line with mailss
10 expected TO dock iatc at foot nth st,
Maracalbc. Msyngyes Oct ls to Bliss.
Datiett & Co with malls, ia expected to
dock afternoon at Pier II. B'klyn tMonsa-
! Fort IL George tBr), bermuda Oct 81; TO
F-urness wlthy & Go with malls; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier e5. N II
tyvest b5sh 50.
s 8 Co with malls; liz expected to dock at
Pier A, II tChristopher sil.
Due Tuesday
Vessel Port Agsncy.
Majestic g. s1lthampion. Oct is,white Star
Stavangarftord, Bergen. Oct "a,
Norwegian American Lines
Bayern. Hamburg. Oct IL. United American
Trsrania Glasgow. Get H.. Anchor I..Le
Dunstan, rara. Oct ll..... Boom . S Co
orlzaba, Havana, Oct IL. -. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
President Adams. London. Oct Is. y Lines
EsseQuibo, Valparaiso, Oct 8.
Pacific Steam Navigation Co
Mayaro. Trinidad. Oct H.. Furness. W.thy
Due Thursday
Polonia. Copenhagen. Oct IA.
Baltic American Line
Tivives, Santa Marta, Oct n. United Fruit
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Oct "a,
Furness, Witty G. Co
Silvia, st Johns. Oct 30. Red Cross Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Bril-, Followed Laun,eieT
Divorce, Physician says
BOY in Paternity Case Born in
December, 1910, He
sunnint IleunksA AZ Yho Tribnae

GpfcfGI DfspdtSA ia TIC iftbnnf
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20 The date and
circumstances surrounding tho birth Of
q boy to Mrs. Byrd Shoemaker Lat
meier, whose paternity her divorced
husband, Henry Herman Laumeier, st.
Louis millionaire relator, is question
ing. we're revealed to-day By DIR. Rufus
C. Harris, the physician who attended
the mother.
Dir. Harris says tho child was born
December ., 1919, at the Missouri Bap-
list s,anitarium> The mother did not
mention the whereabouts Of her hus-
band at the time and he did not ques-
tion her. he says. He learned from her,
however, nc said, when she first called
1T his Offices, prior to her going TO the
sanitariuni, that she was the divorced
wife Of Henry Herman Maumcier.
The testimony of Mrs. Laumeier at
her divorce trial and the motion to de-
termine the paternity of the boy, filed
"Wednesday by Laumeier, give the date
of the marriage as January s, 1918.
The first announcement of the rnarri-
age was made in September, 1918, and
gave Salem, ILL.,, as the place.
Mrs. Laumiers divorce petition,
however, said tho marriage occurred
July 8, 1913, and that her husband con
tinued to live with her until or about
July 15." In her testimony she
charged him with leaving her the next
day. She was about twenty-five years
old and Laumier forty three.
Mrs. Byrd Shoemaker Laurnier fled
her anticipated suit in the Supreme
Court yesterday for the support Of her
threc-year-ola child, whose paternity
Herman II. Laumier. clubman and rea!
estate dealer of st. Louis, has repudi-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
independent Wireless Tele.
graph Co.. Inc.

s-hee Even IN 'niiee. position at noon
SSsk,wasun 2lS ~ Key West Ociober 10
Sess,agelawn Ssnaya s6s Scotland l. v October i q
csrrc sas Es,r ambrose Z October 20
.G,neoaulip .,n,sip 2.loe Cape Henry octaber !, i
Ce.na ,1e.s nche 2s2 3 seotiand 4. II october 81
Goncho lib Scosland i. " t1ctossr 90 ~ ~
SaTsiero Ssao Key Yves, October IA
sls.re sslleiaware sun 2S7 EsE Sabine RAJ. f,ct : a
rsiIlso riiss l35 Ns3 Diamond si1oal October 3n
,stss Ss,ssi M ~ ai.ssr y Key West Octobe-. .
Ill rassilzaneth I2s Cape Eiizabeth octobsr d
+ Der ~. ~ esl ocio-
Gsecian le e Fire island r,csohar %
1uiI Prince $40 ESE Sabine Gar r,cto,,..
eGIi eGIi stream passed Overfalls & pm on ~
@ October 10. NJ
Hilton anchored New Raven PM Or. 10
Hnron al9 Scotland q v October 20
J e Dennail - WSw Key west october ! = =.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Hardware IIcn Come Ou, for
lower D.op.K ,efter Rafes

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct, 2o.-The Ma.
t.oaal Hardware Association. nj the
haal session Of Us convention here TO-
day, empowered its executive commit
tee 10 recommend that second.elass
postage rnses be Increased and jhat
the dropsletter rate in cities be re-
dneed to one cont, The convention an
proved the floSible tariff and the
frssidential veto of the bonus bill.
+. a. Heitmann, OF Houston, Tex.
was elected president; Bruce HAYDEN
Of san Francisco. and John TownIe .
OF Kansas City, vice presidents, and 7
.'anies ferniey, OF philadelphia, secre.
tary.treaaurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Fewer Felo1lies and
Accidents This y ear,
Enri,gllt Tells Hylan
Annual Police Report Shows
Total Of 76,O23 Arrests
in 1922, Against 7l,l4l
i'm Same Period i'm 1921

Richard L. Enright, Police Commits
sioiler. submitted his annual report tc
Mayor Eylan yesterday, with the fol-
lowing preface:
"You will notice that there has been
decrease Of approximately I'll per
cent in felonies during the last quart er
over the sumo quarter one year ego.
"There has also been decrease OF
approximately IA per cent in the NUM-
ber OF fatal accidents in the streets in
this city, notwithstanding consider
able increase in tho number Of motor
vehicles MS we'll as an increase in
population"
Commissioners Enright's report con-
tains the following figures on COM
plainSs, arrests and the work of the
traffic division:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Grandson of Admiral
Dixon Killed by r.,

BATAVIA, n. Y, Oct. ao RS
of sixteen-yesr.old boy i.' @ kal
Corfu by falling from trs;, a,''es a /,
Der 3, was to-day identified - y w
Jonn Jt Rogers Dixon, son Of John + Z =
Dixon. Of Berkely Place, Brootirsa : ]
a grandson of the late Rear aass
Dixon, U. 8. y. The body. s,.;sa asasat Y
been buried in che county ".ssa 81. v
Corfu, was exhumed and ideatn;,s@s, n,@ / /
relatives. SAs''sed i
Young Dixon left his hor,a 4.
year ago on trip thrarss s0sl z
Panama Canal and the Far W., 4
ing his way. He is belieyed !, wesi III
been travelling eastward On = s..s ss'
train when he was killed. ~ s'sF
was found shortly alter tha s !. .ss
passed Corfu. A1 var
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
s atea' She demands 5000 q, !, S'''
ppil. maintenance and edueat;a.ah .ha ss,|
child, Herman II. Lauroier Is's0fa e " 4, e
Keardon-sn Start.
Service to Aus,,.,,

The Reardon-snith Line -
agents. the United sfasss, sanrouga Il
company, announced Vested aviss.siis|
augrration of raonthly aay 10y hs Il
tween New York and An,esss,yiee sersyiee y d
first sailing will be that Of f,,la.'as ~ e, al d
Jersey City on November 81 s''e ssssss|
The basis for the service !. i.
contract which the eoEnsss : t's Il,
with the Texas Oil Coura,,. aas slgss;
aboat $4,000 eases tnan,s ploydfe
Gulf to Australia. The sbins ifon u
first at the Gulf and will ths,w wlil III
to New York for general cssa sa prstsl
Officials Of the company ~: 81:
terday that che Australia. InsH'cc n'cc yal
involve the withdrawal Of aa' ane sasl2
from its regular European raa.. sesss
sells now on tramp service ,vs,s svA|
lized, 1t was said. 'ia 0e te1
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Sailed Yesterday

CrisfeId. Philadelphia; Pioneer. Balti-
more NJ and J Tracy. Norfolk: Ruth. Nor
folk Munargo, Nassau, Chicago City (Br).
Bristol; Bvlayi. Norfolk. Colombia
Corinto; En,manuele Accame .(Ital). Gal
weston; Hamilton. Norfolk; Ausable. Nor
folk; Cannanova, Santiago; Wabash
Boston.
Jean, Norfolk: Bnnan (Nor). Santiago: !:
e S s Henderson. sea.
Lake Tannin Wilmington and Bruns-
wick; Golden Cato (Nor), Baltimore;
Siclnond (Nor), Helsinsfors; Tanano, San
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Vessels Sold

Cedarhurst, steam screw 3,105 tons; sold
by U s Shipping Board to American Ital-
ian S Co for $40 and other considera-
tions.
Dorothy b. gasoline screw 12 tons; sold
by Willard Il Ferguson to George l. Kill
mer and John H Duys for 81 and other
considerations.
Olivia. gasoline screw. IL tons; sold by
c. =. Nreeland to Johanna NJ Vreeland
for 81 and other consld deratons
NJ Ward to the Waterlaud Operating
Co for 81 and other considerations.
Unicorn. gasoline yacht 10 tons; sold
by Charles S Baeder to John II Cloves
for 81 and other considerations.
Vabn, steam screw, los tons; sold by
Y Shipping Board to American Italian
S Co for $40 and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
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