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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
JUDGE MADE
DEFENDANT

Judge TIenry Cleveland, os the Ham
n.ond city court was made defendant
in . suit in the Superior court today,
the result Of 8 decision handed down
BY his predecessor in office.
The suit IS brought by the state on
the relation OF Antoine Bartustalk
through Attorney II. e. Granger.
BartustaH was defendant IN a city
court suit aled py Simon Krasula last
June. He says lie never received any
notification OF the dling or setting for
trial. After the thirty days in which
an appeal may be taken, he says he
learned os the Judgment Of s1S2
against him
He tried to appeal but was refused
Now he says the sheriff has levied on
his property and will sell i unless the
superior court orders Judge Cleveland
70 accept his appeal bond. The she--
IFS sale IS set Tor SATURDAY..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Oil Tab
let's Get at the Cause and
Remove It.

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub.
stitute for ca,oneI. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath an1
quick relief through DIT. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant. sugar
coated tablets are taken FOR bad oreat b
by all who know them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
tly but firmly On the bowels and liveI
stimulating them to raturai action
clearing the blood and gently purify
ing the entire. system. They do thai
which dangerous caiornel does without
any or the bad after effects.
All the benefit q nasty. sici1ening
gripping catha-tics are derived from
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping pain or any disagreeable e.
fects.
Or. +. n. Edwards discovered the
formula afte rseventeea years OF prac-
tice among patients afflicted wit
bowel and liver complaint, with thr
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablet sare pure.y 4 vegetable
compound mixed with Give oil; you
TAKE one or two ever night Tor =
week and note the effect. I5c and soc
viii know them b their olive color
Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

The quarantine on account oT scar
let fever at the joe Ishein home has
oeen lifted.
A large crowd CT young people de-
fightfuIy surprised Ambrose Paulus
at his home on Sunday evening All
report Of having spent in enjoyable
evening
Nj. and Mrs. Matt klein. Jr, and
daughter Marjorie and air. and Mrs
Joe Lump spent Sunday ~ the home
Of Matthias Klein, e-.
The card party at ST Martins hall
on Sunday evening was well attended
owing to the intense cold weather.
Misses Lucy Lump and Katherine
Klein of Hammond visited their par
ents on Sunday.
a musical comedy in tvro acts, en-
-itled In Hot Tamalc Land was Civ
en- at the Lincoln school community
meeting on Friday evening. The as
ssmbly room was flied 10 its utmost
capacity and all there spent an enjov-
4ble evening as they we're heartily
amused throughout tho entire play.
Appraising words were given all the
participants with d desire that IN the
near future they might again surprise
the community with another pla5 Of
this kind. The cast was as follows.
ezra McWhackle. . Pickle Kink.-...
Observation-Disclosures. Edward Sabernich
Bobby Hunter. Honest Though Poor
......... .......... Herman Schultz
Ned Barlow, Bobby's Friend ........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Charley kola-
Dick Baxter, Bo5by's Friend ......
...-.............. Peter Horner
Don Soda ii Poppo. Ruler Of Hot
Tamale Land .......... Leo Derrick
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
---
LIQUOR LAW V|OATOR
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE
rsPEclA. u Thr TVS

F9P.cfk- . TIE TIAESJ
WHITING. Ind. Jan. 20 Two liq-
uor cases were tried. n the Whiting
city court on Tuesday before Judge T.
Joseph Sullivan. It being the first t.me
in several months. although many of
these cases have come up that . jail
sentence imposed was carried out.
Vincent Haydowski OF 524 \. 7
avenue was arraigned for violation q
the liquor law and was hncd 800 and
costs ana sentenced to thirty days IN
;sI He a fal-1n = Crown Poirt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
LAKE STEAMERS
STICK IN ICE
Goodrich Boats Smashing
Their Way Into Open
Water Today.

CHICAGO, Jan. .5-smashlng ana
gripping through tons Of ice. the flag
snip Alabama Of The Goodrich Transit
Co. today fought her way into clear
water and then liberated the steam
ships Indiana and Illinois = mile due
east ot the mouth q the Chicago river
iarbor where the three ships had been
Lsid fast
The ships. carving passen gers ~
well as freight. headed slowly for shore
There were still toas o. ice 70 Be piow-
Cd through. however
All Of the steamers are veterans s.
sar IS battles with Ice jams are con
cerned IN the last i've years they have
been wedged in Lake Michigan ice hal4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

An intensely dry, hot wind called the
"zonda," which blows down from the
Andes on the plains OF Argentina,
vas formerly thought 20 owe It's heat
to volcanoes. Il . really q "foehn. :"
such as occurs IN Switzerland and
many other mountain countries,
where winds, robbed OF their moisture
IN crossing the mountains. gre heated
by COMPRESSION during their descent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
REHEARSAL
OF MINSTREL SHOW

+. Gerber and his assistant, Adeline
LaAlere are working like Trojens to
put ever the knights Of Columbus
minstrel show Feb. and 10. There
is another rehearsal tonight At the K.
OF c. club rooms.
The end men are more than anxious
to pull their "gag1" They include
Rudy Monberg. Leo Engleton. Hugh
Murphy, Mike Prior. Douglas James
Oscar Borchert Jack Mehan and =.
Laue-Tnal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
SUES FOR $50, 600.

McAleet, Dorsey and Giliett today
fled suit Tor damages in the sum Of
$50. coo against Tie 3. & 0. c. T.. the
I II. Z. and ?. Z. W. & c. railroads
en- whose joint crossing Mrs. ADELAIDE
Sirlin was seriously injured tnis
week. Mrs. Sirlin was riding in an
auto driven BY her husband when the
gates were dropped striking her on
the head and fracturing the skull.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

after the trial by Bailif. 2. wawezy-
MAX.
BIZ Biiial. OF so 12Ist street was
the second offender, nc being charged
with the same offense and was also
fined sioo and costs and sentenced to
30 days in jail. lie was taken &C
crown Point yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
DANGEROUS cemhinsticna.

There will be dangerous crossing
and corners rs long as there are fools.
-Atchison Glnbc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
Stop Tobacco
Lucko-A Woman S DiScov-
cry Trial Package Free.

Like 4 magic wand It hits the spot,
III Immediately puts the craving in a
trance Instead IF that irresistible de-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
American Ports

BALTIMORE Sept 19--Arrived. Mande-
vile tNor), Port Maria; West Arrow,
Liverpool via Boston; Alnrich (Ger)
Liverpool via Boston. Sailed; Cerro Azul
Tampico; Yaseldijk (Du), Rotterdam .
Median O3r). Manchester via Norfolk ,
Calorie, Beaumont; Arkansas tDanl,
via Norfolk; West Meximus. Manchester
via Norfolk
BOSTON. Sept to--ArrIved: Alcdo,
Norfolk; Sailed: Askeiadden (Noro. Green
Levenpool tBr). Montreal; tcrctic (Br>'
New York; Saxon, New York: Gloucester,
via New York: Ontario, Norfolk and
PANAMA CANAL, CrIstabal. Sept 1s--
Arrived; Parismine. New Orleans, Niels
Sailed; Kina Oan) Urom Hamhurg), Los
Angeles; Stuart Dollar from Baltimore).
Los Angeles: Santa Clara from New
YorN, Seattle; Port Snid Maru tJap)
PHILADELi t1IA. Sept 19 -- Arrived ::
Manchester Exchange (5r), Baltimore; st
Dunstan tBr), Boston; Livingstone Roe,
RoItefdami sn,ad shawmut hi,Sr1 {u 81 Oyster Bay
Antwerp via Baltimore; Manhattan (BD.
Antwerp and Hamburg via baltimore and
Norfolk; Maridal (Nor), Montreal; Philip
Pubicker Santiago de Cuba Charles NJ
via Baltimore; II Devereux. Boston: :
River AraXes (Br), Levant ports Via New
York.
PORTLAND. Me, Sept 16--Arrived
Eninor, Norfolk, Sailed: Llndenhall Dp,
Montreal.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 19--Arr.ved:
Steel Scientist. Baltimore; Diana Dollar.
Genoa: Sailed 18th. Centurion (Br). Lon
don; 10th, Ventura. sycney; Medon. Seat
tie; Las Vegas Sydney; Minnesotan, New
York Via San Pedro; West Isip, Seattle,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Arrived Yesterday

solyang tNor}. Porto Padre Sept IL, TO
Atlantic Fruit GO, with sugar; National
Refinery. Long Island City.
Be,l5eld ti5f3. Hull Sept Z; to Furness.
Withy & Co with coal (6.5oo tons); Pier
10. Clifton, ) ].
8 To Anchor Line. with 3a3 cabin. ll6
teird class pass. mails and mdse; Fier ae'
Munareo Antlua Sept Is. Nassau 1s; to
@unsou Lire. with 1o4 pass malls and
mase Pier Q, X.
President Adams. London Sept 9, Cher
hourg 10 and Queenstown II; to U
ItIses with 1871 cabin. 4G9 third class pass,
naails and mdse Pier B., Hoboken.
Port Antonio (Nor) Port Antonio Sept
+ I r. to United Fruit Co. with "dS'' Pier 10
Pipestono courty, Rotterdam Sept Z to
Cosnopolitan Shipping Co. with mdse:
Javary, Murray Bay Sept IL: to Donald
Br9s 3, wh wo9d pglp' ga Gsrt, st sklyn5
Norris, with coal (5S44 tons); of
Liberty.
Parbtown (Br> Newport, Eng, Aug 80;
tr International Freightfng Corp, with coal
t5,4oS tons); 5th st, E r.
m Astr s! Prqydence sept AZ TO STANDARD
Malea III Pbsdonfa 1 senf f. Hal,
schaw s S co. with mdse; Pier IL. Il r.
jefferson. Norfolk Sept II; to Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co, with pass and mdse;
El sol, New Orleans Sept -: to South
crn Pacific Co. with mdse; Pier 81, n r.
Eastern Leader, Hartlepool Sept 5 to
! II Winchester, with mdse; Pier 8, Army
Base, Il tlyn.
Dominic tBr> Para via Manaos; to Booth
Line, with mdse; 23d st. Bklyn.
Siboney. Havana Sept l6; to Ward Line,
with SO first class. 3S third class pass,
n4il9 ard mdse; Per -, Il r.
Lake Fanuin. Brunswick Sept 16; to
Clyde Line with mdse Pier as. y r.
J. J Drake, Port Arthur Sept 10; to r l.
3k ,b.,gn %t9 an 9 Pfg coestaOIs gsn HooK H.
Horn. with mdse: Federal Refinery, Yon-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
American Exporters 10
Belgium Unaware Of Law
Shipments biuei Re Yalued al,
Current Price in That Coun.
try. il " sr,.;n.c

American exports to Belgium. which
frequently arc valued upon the invoice
at the prices prevailing i'm the United
States. are subject to fines under the
Belgian law requiring valuation on
the basis of prices in that country. ac-
cold.ng to q warning issued by the
Poetoaice Department The statement
says:
IT frequently happens that the
enders Of merchandise liaT54e 10 adj
yalorcm import duties In Belgium
mention the amount of the invoice in
the yalae column Of the customs
declarations.
However in accordance with Article
3 OF the law Of April S. 1922. the valge
to be declared for the payment Of
duties may not be lower than The nor
nal gross price Of similar mercban-
disc on the Belgian market at the
Ime Of Importation, after making de
duetion Of q sum proportional to the
duties to which such products are
liable upon Introduction.
Con equently, the customs service
Hnds many cases of undervaiuatioY and
indicts fines in many eases. which
must uniusuy be borne by the ad~
GrcSsees"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Notice TO Mariners
(By U Hydrographic office,

- 80 O5 d plilC OlIICGD
ABOUT Sept 16 a group OF log moorine
ouoys ana steel or keg buoys are TO be
9sta f ao.shed by the Coast Artillery Corps.
- a. IN Block Island Sound within 400
gos @ OF a point 5000 yards so degrees from
tack Rock Lighthouse Long island souna.
entrance. New York SN0''c
approximate position of Race Rock
Lighthouse lat Al IL 81 Ion ~ 0S ~ w
On Sept II a group Of kew ana snar
buoys were established In s fathoms Of
water within circular area 400 vds t,
diameter, with the center located odn
vas lSS degrees so minutes fron, IittJo
Gull Island Lighthou:e. Block JsIand
sound. These buoys are naintained ~,
the 5 army. Approximate nosifion ,at
II n Ion 72 06 W. '"'
~ Lights exhibited in the main channel
Iatnpa Bay, Florida. from nine tide gang
piles and twelve range piles since Iniv
WIN be maintained by the Atlantic Con st
Line Ky Co until January Is, I923 dur
t,s 'ne qFedglng operations in deepening
guis .,'nt' ~ n; l. = and x to 27 ct mean low
49, ~ ne t1de guage piles have fxed
wn!te Hghts OF 10 candlepower, about 4
iSel hlsh' on the starboard side of the
chanhei ana about 1000 IT apart SIX of
,hese are at the turn from Cut g to Cut
nave fixed white lights of 10 candlenapwe,
ano are 100 # each side Of me ror9a
lights OF Cuts and G. and T5O Teef aaeb
SIDE OF Cut X range lights. The fron,
range pile lights are # above The vyatar
and the rear 10 IT, ''
Chanhei buoys marking Cuts G. II 7 7
anu @ n "lIl be moved as may be neces-
sary 10 positions most useful IN navf.a
lioh during the operati tion,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Radio Corp. of America

tFosltlons are at noon. distances in miles
unless otherwise stated)
Adyance l57 $ Ambrose Sept 10.
Argus 1859 Ambrose Sept 19.
Atiaa.lc sun ss5 Delaware Breakwater
Bannsck $50 ENE Cape Henry Sept 10.
i2yIayt 1itu " Northeast End Sept 8.
Croftpn ot HMoh3i1gomery M31 rs Diamond Sept 19
ed L Doheny ir 10 S Sonbrero sent IL
Federal sh?iar 2ss WSW 5SS 81 nattsras Sept s
Feitore SO San Salvador Sent 1S
renchurch 40 ESB Sandy Hook Sent "a.
sI1n0Fs Genn rray;s, SrS 5 50d Diamond Sept IS.
Genre Gelr :. ,nFa%1ey ,Sd " zoo zoo Havana Sept 1S
Suiicoast 210 SW Diamond Sept Is.
!uifssar Guiftsa - -. z Sand Sane Key Sept 1s
a,reTaGe HaroiS g gs,;, iSe sW Diamond Sept IS.
n Z Folger $50 " Tortngas sept IL,
faierbbert fib Wylie % w Sand Key Sept IS.
HesosTt ! Md1..I : Pratt 2s Sc Sand Key sept lS
) Rockefeller Ito NV Tortugas Sent 1s
J 2 o'Niel 1S5 S overfalls sept Sept is. sp -''
1ohn Worthington 100 SW Hatteras
Jomar 60 Abaco Sept IL.
fihertH ls'Slaere Inael S2s NNB Diamond Sept 49,
Maiaracaibo % $50 s Mayaguez Sept is.
Marore S82 Ambrose Sent *
Mauretania 1000 w Lizard a v, sar+ 10
NJ Elliott S57 Abaco Sept is
Noun Mount Clinton 1854 E Ambrose Sept 10.
Muna mar 3e1 Ambrose Sent 10
Munplace 637 f Vera Cruz Sent ,s
New Jersey S53 ENE Abaco sept is.
onn ooI5as35srnen s5s :, 2, ZOE Cape May sept 1s
go, an ooI aso = cape Charles Sept IS.
orduna go K Chatham Sept 10
pactfic 2fs Cape Henry Sept Is.
psnaman rsni n 7. 81 Cape Henry sept 10
pSss Iri,, ri rtarwood 80 W Sand Key Sept is.
pres Aaaaing 1;iso p Ambrose Sept Is.
seaper saa - ST Hatteras Sept 49,
90 s,anoata@an S.,s i,oae ENE Cap May Sept 10.
santa MARTA a3a Ambrose Sept 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
New T4engsllore
W age Contract
Agreed On Here
Renewal of Old Pay Scale
Averts Trouble on Water
;ConlprorniseSigned
bv Owners and Labor Men
Other Poris VIII Follow
Precedent Set in New York
Expected TO Prevail All
along Atlantic and Gulf

Representatives Of twenty eight
steamship ard stevedore companies
Yesterday reached an agreement
with the International Lougshorc-
mems Union fer renewal Of the
present scale Of pay for one year from
October i This averts the threat Of
trouble along the waterfront in the
event of wage reduction and also SEES
precedent which is expected to be
followed at other ports or the Atlantic
and Gulf
y. Y. O'Counor, vice chairman Of the
Shipping Board in charge OF labor mat
ters. who was in New York on the
}ongshere ISSUE yesterday, said that
be Was glad that there is to be
peoce'
The pay at which the longshoremen
;.rc to continue at work is Ga cents an
Iour for cignt hours and 81 en- hoCr
overtime When negotiations were
opened several weeks ago The shio
owuers proposed cut to 55 cents for
nine hours auI So cents for overt me
This w-s rejected by the labor chiefs,
who demanded 80 cents an hour, with
Sl.20 fer overtime. About 1900 acti =
}orgshorcueE eE are affected. Dur'~@ tie
war tcera we're as many IS 100000 at
work in the port plt the depres ion in
shipping broGght about q greet reduc.
Sion in their ranks.
Officials Of beth interests expressed
satisfaction with the outcome. One
neutral observer commented Chat both
tsaeH wanted to r2ne~ tie contract
from f.e start. bat that the demands
for increases and decreases rCSDcctlVc-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Positions ct noon unless otherwise speci-
ned)
Algic lat 90 90 N long So 81 W Sept IS.
Bankdale 1873 E Ambrose Sept 10
CananoVa SIG Ambrose Sept u.s.
Cacique 1873 Ambrose Sent 10
Coldwater S27 ENE Tybce Seabuoy Sept 10
Colombo due Ambrose AM Sept 90
F d Asche 166 z Ambrose Sept 10
Grccian 4S " Fire Island Sept l9.
Gulfland l2G SW Nantucket Sent 10
George Hmbiricos duo New York 2 PM
Sept 20. "
Henry = Mallory left Key West PM
Sept 1S.
Iowan 162 N Bird Rock Sept 1s.
Lake Eismere 32s NNE Diamond Shoals
Sept 19.
Lake Fsnain 4& Scotland Sept 10
Lillian NE Winter Quarter Sept 10.
Monterey left Havana $3.50 AM Sept 10.
san Gil 46 NE Jupiter AM Sept 1s.
STANDARD 16s Ambrose Sept IS.
saxon pd Block Islarh Sept 10.
IreFosc 80 + Nantucket Sept 10.
western Scout 4s9 ENE Cape Henry
Helen S3S S Scotland Sept 10
Cayo Membi 349 \ San Juan Sept 19.
san Lorenzo 404 N SAN Juan AM Sept 10
southern Cross All Sc Ambrose Sept 10
san Lorenzo 1872 San Juan PM Sept 10
Munamar S0l Diamond Shoals Sept 49,
GT01 ton Hall 1902 Sc Ambrose 1850 Pm
Sept 10.
Bridsetown GO ssB Scotland Sept 10.
Aryea 30 u Sand Key Sept 49,
Aiglc $50 Il Ambrose Scot 10
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Berengaria CBr), Southompton Sent II.
to do@it foronoon W ina5ls' Is expected
~ i3t6 f1osf ct, forenoon at 1ler o. (West
@. IeIlc tBT)! Genoa Sept ]; to White
S'"t l.iAe win mails; IS expected to dock
0teo%n dIoqnha ;lt I'ieF So (West 18TH sD.
lea i,ea Shipping Corp with malls; is expected
~ ~ '"Eh IorehooE at PIER 0I. Il tWest
''Se Sa,f5 fJl' z,or.a n,,.. e
to '5a 5@e Foqlt roqnnoo CO with b., mails Is e5psoted
ia~1 ~91A '"'e"ooh at Iler TO- Il (Maiden
'-''it1 w 90 a,........-
10 ocean s S Go. IS exnac1ad - Inoi, a.
's' 90 y K ma ,na"9 go,u sn.
=, seydlita (Ger}, Bremen Sept s; to North
to Re%s do9k fGrs9ooa s at IT. foGt 9Th st. Hoboksn
noon ~ tooI - tApeGted 10 DOCK fore
Carriuo, Santiago sept 16; 70 United
Fruit Co with malls: is expected 70 doClr
forenoon at Pier Is. f r (Maiden Lane).
pewrne 90 Win moiIa fnHS ia Sep5 ; a. 10 10
Monterey. HaVana Sept 16 to n Y z.
una Mah ; Co with maus; is expected
(ai7utague Sd. ''0'' iei TO- h'Sn
Due Friday
France CFr). Havre Sept H. 10 French
Roeterdam Gbtj Plymouth = Gm9sf 1sth sen. ST.;
pected TO- reecS eS ne T'th mt n mails Is ex
dock Afternoon at foot 5th ST HoholSan A-'0
Scythia (Br), iiVerpool sent "a -
Cuna.d S S Co with mails; is expectea 70
t.1N afternoon at Pier SO, y r (West
,,',,rdorrot. l,,., ,r
l,rrnch ,1a niif Vfr5; HaYrc sept 1ei 70
dock fo-enoon ~ rtams ptar IS cXPected TO
fari,1a fr,r, parho.,ou
- i n N7,N
liHy x co with mails is expected
'"0oii at rIer "a B'klyn
Due Saturday
, \esseH Port. Agency.
'''''"'a' southampton Sept 1s,
PRESIDENT Fillmore Queenstown, Sept is,
Ucuadore. SAN Francisco A,,o o. U Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Freight Ships Due
Due Today

1'rande Gaarde, San Francisco, Aug IS.
csryia, 1,r4r,a -, Kerr S Co
f,,t,. - r., Furness, Witty 4 Co
ra~,o ,,,ss, Norton, Lilly & Co
gna y and@; HOIl Sept :. Robert l. Hagve
gFastord ljoess Barry Sept 2...u S ship Board I'd
I5ylfj,' ;sf,n tIona9n sept q Furne -s-withv
hno@FI1ie City, Los Angeles Sept i
Alpine Range, Middlesboro Sept 6. -''''s
r,.,.. ,, Furness, Witty & Co
Due Vo-morrow
Fen2hareh. Malaga Sept 4.
r.,. Jas W Eiwen & Co
I.ac,.,u.nn. c.., 20 Stray S Corp
Leighton. Para Sept ?. .1.ampors n & sni,n nnli
Due Friday
lFishman Liverpool Sept Q.
r,,,,,,a,, c,..-t White Star Line
i'Tygen; &c GuxhaFep Seqt Barber Lines
Robert L Hague
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Marine Disasters

SAN PEDRO, Sept 19--Motor ship Dom
0ran 6re n from Gray's Harbor damaged by
hue h N IN harpor l0th: Flames cNtinguished
py Guy hre department. Chtcf enpinaar
oadiy burned and others injured shin
s75,000 '~"' D"hlage g
SEATTLE, Sept 10-Barls George cur+,.
Weviousiy reported In collision with Kaga
Mafu n,ai sJap), lost bowsprit and later car
1ttu 11t away mizzen topmast when It bumped
M lotn 81 bridge. Kaga Maru lost main
cal1es cargo noom and suffereA other damage in
Nv,A1aNCOuVER, y c, Sept 19-Oneen.
baeN4ously reported ashore near Ketchij1an
asa Gsa been hoated and Is proceeding for
aeattle under own power apparently nm.
t'rn aannaged' Passengers taken off by Ven
Resumed voyage on Queen. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20

sRntore by San Salvatore y IN Sept 1s.
Schodack GAG 70 AmboHe Sept 49,
seydits 100 sW Diamond Sept 10.
soeonoy i2o 20, sW ss % Diamond SEPT ~.
Suffolk 20 sW Winter Quarter Sept 10.
Swlftscout lat 25 As Ion G5 36 Sept 49,
Topdaisftord S2l from Cape Henry Sept is.
Vacuum 165 Hatteras Sept 10.
w II Libby 1870 Ambrose Sept ~.
w Nj Burton 1b5 NE Jupiter Sept 49,
VIM Rockefeller SO WSW Sand Key
Sept Is.
zacapa So $ Beize Honduras Sept ls
Bangor ~ SE Cape Henry Sept TO-
Hilman 203 Philadelphia Z IN
Sept 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Marine Notes

ineut ship master of New York. purchased
tho str Santurce yesterday, He will com
mand the vessel and use her in the coast .
wise trade.
CAPTAIN John c. Amberman returned
from Wrenthnm. Macs. where he spent the
sumner. He expects to command "a vessel
shortly.
Captain P. NJ. Johanscn has gone to Bos-
ton where he VIII take command of the
= ). Longbeach. Of the Longbeach s. S
Corp. The vessel will Bail fo~ Pacific Coast
ports and return.
Captain Arthur b, Connora, Marine sur.
veyor, mas returned from Maine whore he
hae been reCurt ~atIng Captain Connors
mas entirely recovered from his Illness and
expects to resume work soon
veyor for the U. $. Iloydg. has returned
from business trip that took him as far
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Troubadour, Rio de Janelro Sept 2.


Trouhadour. Rio de Janeiro Sept {?
Kerr Lines
Due Saturday
Puget Sound, cumberland Sept 3,
Baltimore S Co
i d Asche. Copenhagen Sept 6.
Robert l. Hague
Santa Rosa, Los Angeles, Sept 4.
isthmian Lines
Due Sunday
Port Hacking, Liverpool Sept IL,
Muskegon Huelva Sept 6.
Foreign Trans 6 Nero Corp
Bjornatterne Biorn on. Marseilles Van
couver. Aug sc. -. Bennett. Hvoslef Co
Bergsdslen. Shields Sept g,
Due Monday
Tamaha. Constantinople Aug 90,
Standard OIL
city OF Newcastle. Perrin Aug 49,
Norton, Lilly & Co
Due Tuesday
Cabo, ortegai. Barcelona. Sept g.
Ybarra Line
rdomeneus, Gibraltar Sept 2.Booth Co
City of Pittsburgh, Swansea Sept lS,
Rockaway Park. Newcastle Sept G, via
Providence. ....... .Susquehanna Line
Lena Luckenbach, San Francisco Sept o,
Luckenbach S Co
Bonheur, Para Sept IL, Lamport & Holt
Due Wednesday, Sept 81
Corfe Castle. Madeira Sept IL Barber Lines
Export s s Co
Rangoon Maru. Gibraltar Sept 4 u; ,,.,.
Daniel, cardiT. Sept l5'.... Belsi Ian Line
Wilpolo. Puget Sound Aug 22
williams Line