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The New York herald., 1922-06-21
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 Meters)
Station WIZ, Newark.


500 p M-"Review of the Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Relation to General
Business Conditions. by the Iron Age.
700 F. M.-"Animal Stories. by Florence
Smith Vincent; New York Evening Tele-
7:3o p. M.-Reci.ai by Claire Devane. prma
donna soprano, and Fred Heider; courtesy
of Shubert Vaudeville Circuit.
500 r. M.--concert by the l.. I. Tel. Society
jazz band. together with the High Twelve
Program: Prog "caiifornia." Jerome % II. Remick ensi
Dear Old Disieand, waterson. Berlin and
s T%ese Four 1S e. 0 W. Martin. tlrss sa' tenos sH
A. Ross. second tenor: W. X. Leufer
barytone; J. Leufer,. bass); -"All Erin Is
TITS Wonderful World After AL" wili
Rossiter: angel Child" witmark: solo by
Mr.. Kattau. MY Land Of Dreams"
''You Can Have Every Light on Broad
way" Irving Berlin: "Gee, but Hate to
Go Home Alone" Shapiro Bernstein.
York American Conservatory of Music. Carl
Helm and a. Fraemcke; directors: Pro
zzimbler New York city5;' aria for tenor. tenor.
Celeste Aida. Verdi, BY Frederick Gum.
%cs N ,sr., @ ,r. Mo9al,sst
gro, coreili. by Mathilde zimbler New
York city,.
Stntl0n WWZ, Mammalian.
(wanamaker)
:4o-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrics
Bloom. soprano: J. Thurston Noe at the
piano. ta) viii o. the Wisp." spross; tbl
The Heart Of Ycu,1 n Xannderpoel; Jts'
o:40-Brief recital OF June recordings for tho
s:io-Brief song recital by Leota e. Fisher.
(a) Wake Up," Phillips; OBJ II Passed
by Your Window" Brahe; (c) Little
Pickaninny KID" Guion.
4.4O-Childrens hour given by Elsie Jean,
we'll known writer Of children's stories and
verse. Subject. Percy Pickerei Frog Wins
10 so-Address by Wing Tabor wetn,ore.
president and founder OF the Minute Men
of America. Subject. Mob Psychology"
Brief musical program.
station KDKA, Pittsburgh.
(Westinghouse)
6 100 r. M.-weekly summary Of THE Iron
Age" From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
Z 90 p. M-rHarmony Of the Home Gar
den," Tell w. Nicolet, NJ. L. A.. Pittsburgh.
Pa. From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
8 90 p. M.-versatiie concert by Miss LOUISE
Il. Lerch, soprano: Mrs. winifred Perry,
contradict: Elmer A. Stephan. tenor: Rus.
sell MITCHELL Jr., baritone. and Earl Coll
Inns. accompanist.
Station wvP. Fort Wood. N. Y. G.
(signal Corps, u. s. A.
p. M.-Instruction In radio. Ampico
P. MINIS. Vivian de Fevre. pianist, will
play some OF the latest popular. songs
the Gin, Gin Ginny Shore stumbling"
Angel Child and Ten Little Fingers and
Ten Little Toes" Miss Beatrice VAIN
wright. well known lyric soprano. will sing.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
CLEARED.

Str Anaeortes. Eiord. Glasgow tseneraD-
STR President Van Buren. Miles, Queens
town. Plymouth. &c (generaD- United sta'es
STR wheeling Mold. Judkops. Hull and New
castle fgeneraD-J II Winchester Co.
Str West Inskip. Jansscn. Antwerp tge1-
eraD-Black Diamond steamship corpora
Str Western Scout Duffy. Hamburg and
Bremen (generaD-Kerr Steamship Co..
Str Mongolia. Hartley. hamburg via plym,
cuth and Cherbourg tgeneraD-Anericda
Str Editor. johnson. Havre and Dunkirk
acknowledgements Steamship Co.
str Berengaria (Br. Smith, Cheroours
and Southampton (generaD-Cunard steam"
ship Co. -
Str sinsinawa. Small Cfrom Leghorn. &c)
baltimore lin transit)-C d Mallory Co.
Str Saugus, velten. Constantinople. Odessa
and Batoun (generan-A II Bull & Go.
str Arizonan. Anderson tfrom London).
San Pedro via Panama Canal (residue) -
United American Lines; 49,,
Angeles &C, via Panama Canal (generaD-
1ethmisn Steamship Lines.
str Hellas (Nor). EllinSsen. Turks Island
Puerto Plata. &c (generalJ--coiumous steam
Str Me,apan. Barratt Kingston. Cristobai
&C (genersD--United Fruit Co.
str Munsomo. Sandin. Vera Cruz and Tam E
pico CgeneraD D-Munson Steamship Line.
str + Q Barstow. Wallace. Tampico toal-
lesD-R l. Hague.
frenerai aiJ-Huasteca Petroleum Co
Str cananova Krantz, Port Antonio (gen-
eraD-Atlantic Fruit Co.
str Firmore Melvin, Daiquiri (ballasO--
Gre Steamship Corporation
CTR Iisbeth (Nort. Bake. Nuevitas tbal-.
last)-Munson Steamship Line.
str Fort ST George (Br). Mckenzie. Ham
rton, Bermuda (generaD -Furness, Witty q
co
Str El Psso, Korn. Galveston (ballast)-
Southern Pacific Co.
Str ] A Moffett Jr. Tucker. Texas City
tballast)-R l. Hague.
str cry OF Savannah Borur1. Savannah
(reneral)-Occan Steamship Co.
str Comanche, Staples, Charleston ani
Jscksonville tgeneralD-Ckde Steamship Co
str Christian Michelsen lNor). Grasda'.
Norfolk (ballast)--Atlantic Fruit Co.
str TIGER. Haygood. Baltimore (generaD--
Houider, Weir Boyd.
6c). Philadelphia (residue) )-Furness, Witty
a Co. -
Str Norwaik Crowell. Boston (generan-
Eastern steamship Cooperation.
schr Scotia Maiden tBrl. Kohler tfrosa
Marseilles). Perth Amboy uesidne)-J 2
whitney Co.
schr Fleetwood CBr) Forsyp 81 John.
nh (coaD-Gilmartin Co.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
GREEN STAR PLANS OUT SOON
Some Active Company Expected ia
Take Hold in tion.

A reorganization plan for the Green
Star Steamship Company. now In re-
ceivers' hands. Is being completed and
will be made public soon. II was learned
yesterday. Negotiations are under way
looking to the operation of some or all
Of the company's eighteen ships by some
shipping organization already In busi-
ness
ment OF the Equitable Trust Company
Is receiver for the steamship company
and is active IN the working out of the
reorganization. The Equitable Is holder
of several millions in bonds secured by
the Green Star feet and the Shipping
Board Is also involved to large sum.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY. Inc.

Agwihavre l66 SSW Nantucket L V 2oth.
Andrea + Luckenbach $50 Ambrose l.
10th.
Chicago City SIS Ambrose v 1880 Pm
10th.
Glare Ss7 S Scotland L V 10Th.
CCllamer 653 r Ambrose l. 10th.
Cragness 200 + Ambrose l. V 4 PM 10th.
CUrrier IS 5 Cape Henry goth,
prigo 2S SW Hatteras 18th.
Elkhorn 1 400 NE Providence Channel lsth
Emil Georg Won Stauss $50 Ambrose L V
. PM 10Th.
Evelyn 22T Boston 18th.
Culfmaid 90 NE Jupiter 18th.
Helen 526 y San Juan 18th.
Huron 1s9 NsTurks Island 10Th.
Limon 1872 Nantucket / V goth.
Macabi 40 Nantucket l. goth.
McKeesport l55 Z Ambrose l. goth.
Millinocket $40 S Scotland l. l9tn.
Minnekahda 5l2 Il Ambrose L V 10th.
New Jersey Hatteras 10th.
Princess Matoika !. .I04 .E Ambrose l. 1sth
Ruth 80 Jupiter 10Th.
Saco $50 ENE Hole in Wall 19th
San Lorenzo S47 5 Scotland l. PM 18th.
Swiftarrow $50 S by Z Ambrose L V 20th.
Tanamo 7SS Scotland l. 18th.
Uncas 100 S Ambrose L goth.
Nictorite 1926 Nantucket l. 10Th.
West Arrow 106 Cape Henry 18th.
West Eldara 6S2 r Ambrose l. 10th.
West lvis lat 34 H. lon 80 OF 10TH.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New York TIrRALr
New York Herald Bureau.
Washingfnn. ID. C.. JunA 20. (

These navy orders have been issued:
Berkey. Lieut. Russell s., TO Naval Acad-
emy.
Jenkins, Lieut.. Bernard F.. to officer In
charge branch photographic office. Cleve-
land.
Mann, Lieutenant Commander w. L., TO
receiving barracks. Hampton Roads.
Priest, Lieutenant Commander Howard, 10
duty naval hospital. Portsmouth.
Marquette, Lieut.. Martin L., to Asiatic sta
tlon.
Perry, Lieut.. Wendell H.. to duty naval
hospital. Norfolk.
Thompson. Lieut.. George D., TO Naval Air
Station, Pensacola.
Wilson, Lieut.. Grover c.. TO Naval Air
Station Pensacola.
Wyatt, Lieut.. Harrison L.. to Asiatic sta
tlon.
Bishop, Lieut.. Cyrus D.. to duty nearest
r.. 8.
Edge. Lieut.. Chester W.. to navy yard.
Puget Sound.
Huff Lieut.. Robert b., 70 receiving bar
racks. Hampton Roads.
Marsh, Lieut.. Virgil L.. 10 X. H.. Mare
Island. Cal.
Katterfieid. Lieutenant Commander julius
c. r., to r. s., Mare Island.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
SAY DELORME CHANGED
VIEWPOINT ON SANITY
Witnesses Tell of Former An.
ger When 1t Was Doubted.

MONTREAL, June 20.-At the confirmed
hearing to-day on the sanity of Adelard
Delorme. former priest. charged with
numbering his half brother Raoul. OF
tawa University student. last January,
testimony was given bearing on state
ments made by Delorme to newspaper
men prior to his arrest.
Several witnesses testified that he
constantly emphasized the fact that he
was mentally competent, and when he
was counseled against raising this ques-
ton he became angry and accused news
paper men of omitting the most impor-
tant part of his statements. Now he is
fighting against being sent to trial on
the ground that he is mentally unfit to
face a judge and jury.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Continued from Preceding Page.

Craster Hall 1874 S Ambrose l. V 18Th.
Empire Arrow 5T2 T. Ambrose l. a0th.
livingston Roe 5a6 Z Ambrose |. Goth;
Mauritania i.703 from Cherbourg 2Oth.
Average speed. 25.14. y
Millinocket $40 5 Ambrose l. V 10Th.
Niels Finsen $50 $ Diamond Shoal 18th
Philadelphia 466 Ambrose l. V 10Th.
Philip Publcker 50 Delaware Breakwater
10th
President Pierce 1900 ( Ambrose l. 10Th.
Resolute 700 r Ambrose L 20th.
Starsea lat 40 So. lon 63 Al 10th.
Steel Voyager 3 r Chatham goth.
Subcatco $40 + by y Cape Henry 18th.
Sunbeam lat IS 81. Ion 40 "a 10th.
Tomalva $50 f Cape Henry 20th.
Nictolte 126 Nantucket l. v goth.
West Arrow 434 Z by S Cape Henry 10Th.
Western Pride 576 K Cape May goth.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Army Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., June 20.


Washington. ID. C., June 20.
These army orders have been made public
CAVALRY.
Chapman. Lieut.-Coi. Leslie A. l.. to
Murphey. Major Daniel f.. to London. Ky.
Constant, Capt. Samuel w., to headquarters
Lacey. Capt. Arthur t.. TO Camp Alfred
Vail.
Patton. Capt. Milton Humes. to Fort Riley.
Williamson. Capt. Melvin g.. 70 Governors
Island.
richardson. First Lieut.. Fraser. to For,
FIELD ARTILLERY.
winn. First Lieut.. John s.. to Fort sheri-
dan.
Herr, Lieut. Col. Charles f., to Fort Bliss.
Wright. Lieut.-Col. John W.. to Washing
ton.
Devore. Major Leland s., 10 washington.
Cilem. Jr.. Major Aivan c., to Fort
Arms. Capt. Thomas g., TO Nogaies.
Bower, Capt Ralph e., to Nogaies.
Meiasky, Capt. Harris M. TO Nogaies.
Barnhiil, Capt. Lester H., 20 Columbus
Maddox. Capt. Lewis w. to Columbus,
smm', First Lieut.. Jules. to Columbus,
Moore. Capt Charles H., TO Columbus
NM.
Van Pelt, Capt. David b., 20 Camp Dix
JUDGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E,.a9r DEPART
Quinlan. Lieut.-Col Dennis p. 10 colum-
bus Barracks
MEDICAL CORPS.
Walker, Major John E., to Washington.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Erwin. Capt. John NJ. 20 Rock Island.
Hartrck, Capt. Guy r., TO Washington.
RitchIe. Capt. Scott B.. TO Washington.
Skinner. Capt. Asa H., to Watervliet Ar
senai.
Ensminecr. First Lieut.. George r.. "a
Tucker. First Lieut.. Beverly ct. O.. to
Governors Island.
oUARTERMAsTERs CORPS.
Osmun. Major Russell A., TO Chicago.
Coiner, Capt. Beverly H.. 20 headquarters.
Ninth Corps Area.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Burlington. Capt. Ralph M. TO Carlisle
Barracks.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Dangers to Navigation.

[Reported to the Photographic Office.]
June 1s. lat 80 81 Ion 70 50. passed rust
colorcd iron tank awash-str South Ameri-
can.
Jun, 1s. lat 3s 0s, lon 20 II. passed
wreckag' about 20 feet long projecting about
feet out OF water.
submerged wreckage about 20. feet long.
showing about 3 feet out of water-Str San
Mateo.
June IS. lat 80 o., lon ~ o., passed a spar
rarently attached to submerged wreckage-
I Str Gulfland, ~
June Is. lat 20 20. lon SO 10. passed red
| iron buoy about % feet long, drifting north
ward-Str Greenfield.
June 10. lat 20 o5. Ion 80, passed an iron
tank about IS feet long and feet in dame
ter With what rat Appeared . M,o,.a,. to be wooden
June =. lat % 81. lon So 4s. passed a steel
cylinder about 80 feet long and feet in
diameter-Str Edgefield.
June 1s. lat % o.. lon % IS. passed dere-
lict auxiliary schooner painted white. lying
on starboard side, with part of mast and
sails still attached, part OF name visible on
stern. apparently "De Soto"-Str Elisha
Walker.
June IS, lat Al Is. lon 40 30, a mast at
tached TO wreckase-U S G cutter Modoc.
May IS. lat 81 OF, lon 81 ~. passed a
whstling buoy. with red and white vertical
stripes-Str Sapinero.
June 1s, lat 45 80, lon 81 46. passed a
mooring buoy-Str George Washington.
Receiv the following Information by radio
from Lands End June 4. lat 30 34 Ion
| 81 50. derelict-Str Majestic.
Received the following by radio: May IS,
| lat 80 40, lon W, mine; May -, lat
80 OS. Ion ) 10 W. wreckage May 20. lat
4s os. Ion 80. lifeboat marked Egypt"
June 1. lat 30 IS. Ion % w, a mine; May
IS. lat - 56. Ion II K, a mine: May 30.
lat 81 %. Ion as mine: June 2. lat 81 81.
Ion 03 r. a mine; June 4. lat so 30. Ion
Z 10 w. conicai buoy. apparently attached
TO submerged wreckage: June 3. about 4s
mile5 90 deg from Prawle Point, mine;
June 5. south-southeast Of Ball OF Portland;
a mine: June 8, lat 4s SO, lon 1s 40. passed
a gas buoy covered with marine growth
June 9. lat 40. Ion 10 %, passed black
| conical buoy with whistle in operation-Str
| President Van Buren,.
The following radiogram was received
from the u Coast Guard cutter Modoc
June 10. position. lat ~. lon 81 80: fog pre-
be around Tail OF Banks and west to SO deg.
Berg reported yesterday, lat ~ 81. Ion 81 %,
at present delineating position north edge OF
Gulf Stream.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Str Fort Logan was sold at public auction
| al Norfolk June L. TO d Saunders Wright,
Norfolk. for $3.50.
Highlands at $50 AM yesterday. heading
in. but moving very slowly.
The report that tug Triton was beached at
Gravesend Bay Sunday leaking was err
rcneous.
Tug Bismarck. with barge in TOW. was
ir collision yesterday with ferryboat Brook
/ lyn off Atlantic av, Brooklyn. Both the
ferryboat and barge were damaged.
| schr John Francis stuard. from Mobile,
grounded on the west side South Channel .
PM Saturday in squall: was floated about
I;30 PM by tug Crescent.
The fire before reported on str Nueces
started in bunkers and communicated TO
cargo hatch cargo. consisting OF paper, &c,
| abandoned and the cargo transferred to str
Comal; the fire was extinguished by the
crew.
| BERMUDA. June 1o--Str Mar Adriatico
! tSp).. from Houston for Barcelona and
| Genoa. put in here to-day with a slight list.
! BOSTON, June 20-Cunard liner Samaria,
which left Queenstown last Friday for Bos-
ten, has put back to port for minor repairs
| to her machinery. The passengers on the
Samaria will be transferred to str Laconia
| (Br) II the Samaria reaches Queenstown IN
| time and Will be landed at Boston or New
York.
| GuLFPoRT. Miss. June 1o-Str Iolcos
s{Greek), lumber laden. hence for Argentina.
grounded on Ship Island bar tne 18th and
KINGSTON. ia, June 20-The Legislative
Council to-day passed the second reading
OF the bill to make Kingston free port IN
order to attract here shipping passing
through the Panama Canal. The council
jected a measure to impose tax Of 81 80
on passengers landing here in view OF the
great effort that Is being made to create
big tourist resort In jamaica.
LONDON, June 20-A telegram received
from st Michaels states that schr Cabo
Mondego (Port) Is reported to have foun-
dered ons June IS; crew landed at st
Michaes.
A telegram received from Havana states
that str Franziska (Ger). from New Orleans
! for Santiago went ashore, but afterward
got off and proceeded.
NORFOLK, Va, June 20-Str Quinneseco
was sold yesterday by order S Court for
S.. 400.
PORT ARTHUR Tex. June 1s-str Marne,
from Norfolk for Galveston, was towed to
Sabine bar by str Eastern Victor. from Lon
don for Galveston: the Marine has break
in the main. boiler feed line.
/ PHILADELPHIA. June 20-Str Thomas p
Beal from Pacific coast ports VIA Baltimore.
while proceeding to Port Richmond collided
this morning with str Dicto (Nor). which
vas az anchor off Cramps Shipyard: the
D!cto sustained damage to port side abreast
No hold; the Beal sustained slight damage
to stem.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
CROW RIDES WITH MAIL MAN.
Accompanfe Him in Automobile
Over Rural Route.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
NORWICH. N. Y, June 2o.-John
Sheehy rural mail carrier. has a pet
crow named Jim. which rides with him
on his mail route. The crow has never
offered to fly. away and may be seen
every day riding with Sheehy in the lat
ter's automobile.
Often the crow Is perched on Sheehys
shoulder when he goes to the post office
to make up hts mail for delivery. The
crow was taken out of nest and ia
about two months old.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
MAURITANIA AVERAGING 24.7.

A radio from the Cunarder Maure-
tania from Southampton and Cher
bourg reported that she had averaged
in the nautical day ending at noon yes
terday 25.14 knots and tnat her average
for the 1,703 miles she had logged was
PAT She Is due here on Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARGENTINA dtaD, from Palermo i6th foT
KING ALEXANDER t1r). from Asie,s
18th for New York
MANCHURIA. from Hamburg nth FOR New
PEEsipENT JEFFERSON. from Shanghai
18th for seattle
PKEsIDENTE WILSON utaD. from Trieste
18th for New York.
sEYDLITz tGer). from Bremerhsven 10th
vEsTRIs (Br). from Hamburg 17th for New
York
The New York herald., 1922-06-21

Hatteras 10 Key West. Over East and West
Guf-tientle 10 moderate variable winds and
weather generally fair Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Gentle. TO moderate variable winds and
wes ther generally fair Wednesday.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate east and
southeast winds and weather overcast and
thick. possibly showers Wednesday.
Sandy Hook 10 HATTIE ras-Gentle to mod
crate variable winds and weather overcast
and thick. with occasional showers Wvdnes-
day.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Gentie 10 MOO
crate variaDlr winds and weather generally
fair Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
LINER SAMARIA PUTS
BACK TO LIVERPOOL
Passengers for Boston Will
Sail on the Laconio.

LONDON, June 20-Lloyd's announces
that the Cunard liner Samaria. which
left Liverpool for Boston June IA, is
returning to the Mersey River on ac-
count of machinery trouble.
1t is expected the vessel will arrive
on the 22d. Her passengers will be
transferred to the Laconia.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AQrTfTANIA (f3r), at Southampton goth.
CoNSTANTINoPLE (Br). at Piraeus iIth
HELLIG OLAV DAM. at Copenhagen 20th.
FROONLAND. at Plymouth 18th.
NOORDAM (DutchI. at Plymouth goth.
PRESIDENT MADISON. at Hong Kong goth.
81 PAUL, at Hamburg 18th.
SIBERIA MARU (Jap). at Yokohama 1Ith.
TAoRMINA GtaD. passed Gibraltar 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Rhode 1sland-Newport Harbor. North En-
trance-The Lighthouse Service announces the
candle power OF Newport Harbor light sta
tion TO he Increased about July !. 1922, TO
5000 and characteristic OF light to be changed
from occutin- white 10 fixed green.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
~ 900, Canal St, castothome
ReptO .....ss..... ....s. .UnkrCNn n
2o--i3oi boston road. Bronx. Abe
katzen ....'' .''' s,,,.. Jnkrown
3:3o-io0 I,enox avenue Alexander
Bauman Observation-Disclosures Trifling
5;I5-Lenington avenue between Sixty
seventh and Sixty-sixth street
Seventh Regiment Armory. Unknown
5.i5--6T West Forty-ninth street,
Clement Dclane. ............ Unknown
. :i5-i3 Market street Isaac Kalet-
aky ..s.....sss.stsss sss.s UNKNOWN
C.2o-42i East Twcnty-second street;
Owitz Brothers. rs............. Unknown
I Washington and Cortlandt
street: surface car. New York
City Railways. ..s.Trifling
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Winds of the Atlantic Coast.

weather. dense fog and raining; tempera
ture. 81 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

aArE RICE. NJ. June oo--Bsrometer at
noon. 900 Inches. wind. w, light breeze; T;
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
Bound East.

Str Norwaik, New York for Boston.
Schr Fleetwood (Br), Port Liberty for st
John, NIB (anchored).
Tug Energy. with barges Cat 4:25 PM.
Passed Z 10Th. tugs Warrior, with barges
Cat Gas PND Buley, with tat S:l3 PM)
motor barge Choctaw tat 6:io PM).
The New York herald., 1922-06-21
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South,

Str North Land. Boston for New York.
schr Blanche Ring, Nantucket for New
York.
Tugs Nassau. with 4 barges tat 1910
AND: Otis Wack (Br), Windsor, Ms. for
New York, with barge Chas w Baird (ar-
rived at 6:45 PM and anchored) Mercury.
"sTe Steam lighter 4 b MacGin Ia, 1910 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-06-21

SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name Is that OF the debtor. tho
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed
NEW YORK COUNTY.
GuLOTTA, Anthony j.. and Enrco
Scimeca--D. L. Engel: June q. 1922 Sii5.4i
KOENIGSMAN. Alphonse-L. J.
IIyams ct all March 10, 1o22 .. 3iG.ot
perd p Co, Inc May 10, ia22. ~. 2o.a7s 40
June IL, io22. ...e.. ~ .....s...'.... 5.o5oo2
sat- June I. iog2. e.....,......,s.. 49, 5s5.7u
u. NJ. coldsicip; March .. 1871. olooo
MEURER STEEL BARREL CO,
iaa2 observation-disclosures i.o7s 40
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from himself TO her

ests from himself TO her.
"Wheref" she asked, although she
knew.
South America Central America.
Mexico. Panama" He searched his
memory. Colombo" he superadded.
'Myr' said Leln She had probably
never in her life had the least desire
to see any Of these places. She did
not want TO see them now. But she
wanted passionately 10 meet her COM
panion's mind
Its the life he Informed her.
Must be-" Lulu breathed. II
She tried, and gave IL up.
Where you been mostly?' he asked
at last.
BY this unprecedented interest In
her doings she was thrown into pas
sion of excitement.
Here" she said. 'I've always been
here Fifteen years with Ina. Before
that we lived in the country"
He listened sympathetically now, his
head well on one side He watched her
yeined hands pinch at the pies. Poor
old girl" he was thinking.
rs it Miss Lulu Bett? he abruptly
inquired. ''0r Mrs. ?"
Lulu flushed in anguish.
Miss" she said low, as one who
confesses the extremity Of failure.