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New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
American PORTS

BALTIMORE, Oct 1s--Arrived: colom-
5ia, San Francisco via Hayana; comrnack,
bSln qf sansiTS via Michel
oS,a Gnano Ils Isanda Via Jacksonvlle; Phiiadel.
PHhia, Hnas,ta New York. Sailed: Tela INorj.
Norfolk; Mangore. Norfoik; West West pGs eaddo. 40.
New yns Orleans; orrnea (hr). Santa Marta.
tr9 S9osILmS IonSon Oct Sis Nv NSsArriyed garbadian
sstopsnhagen. Gothenburg, Christiania and
SHIELDS; Penryhs tBr), Immln CHAM; city
IN nSghsta saayannah cardIifhail lHrj
Little; Tampa. Sailed: seaconnet. Nor. Nor
BOSTON. Oct la-,,Arrived: Indian, phil
sailed: Francis ne soutiier asaH55se1aMn sr5 G.
sth fs1 Yssss'ia Lsse e.syon ns
Jacksonv!lle; OrInidale. fCharieston and
Jacksonviiie (1th); sch William H Harri.
CiARI.BsroN. s G, Oct :1a-Arr,y.a .
Apache. Jacksonville (nnd procoedad Way:
York;. Sailed. Nordamerika 0SiSc spanS. New New
aALvnsToN. vnassresS.0 TEX nsrcsnd'ss oas b !,
thur; Lake Slew casdsnas: Medina ins' nav nrv
lsss ss.aPPfssi wS1Sss
m.5.SsI mHAMrTfo;Ns. ROADS. o.. ,sArrisea:
Boston; Freeman New York. TofuRu MHra; na;
MHsap1, M,p1, west coast; Transportation, New
aaasSpe: aa.Sp: oien. Dunkirk; Illinois. Fort
j, JAsKsoNv1LLE, Oct ,s--Arrived! Com
thpr sailsa; Lake Esmere. eng Boston nas' Ar
fraSa rm0aNTpRhI;AL. phI;Ai . Oct 1s-Arrived: orkild
Antwerg; A nskerlage (Bro. Boston: BOSTON, Irish. ni,.
tosan saS1 fissTpesi Losa sai''d: nondos xls-
aeSTE New wSBsS RISASa hslfss Gee, 90 Genoa
Arriyed A., Comus. New York: q L Bedfosa.
r3ssmppico; 3snrp Heredia. Havana samnanRer
sailed: vas n Watts sreposa, Tsmsaso Taampieo
mouth n'out n61. sBrl. Dunkirk A candeld Fam fam
esniraiRonsai eeeo a1issn ras 81 Mer New
hpon ssa aas osnss snss flslatsss rents,s
saied: EAMn AnalGisaSSoA1LI' lGiASAL' Gris,obai Oct ID
San psaroA Philsdelphie, it'ahsls Hrorn
f,sis sisNsMGol1A; NSaa, w; Oct ls-Arrived: Glen
az pHfII.ADnLPHIA: Hi. Oct Ia - Arrived;
yyaE.fora yoaE ss,,aS ,SMor9 New York Maple. New
York. Port Arthur; Andrea r Luci,ennbstx cien Sw
Eos to,sn Angeles etc: sch F'rtendship. George
], PORT ARTHUR. TEX, Oct 1sAa. arr;,a,.
Eugene Thayer, Phiiad eiphia; Il 4 iTsd: Mn1
ger ger Galveston. Sailed: Rochester rsn1-
goushamp.asss gsa masss' nonan Tnamplee noalns tBr5.
t. tc9lRrTLAANp;s clars orss OCT lsArrivsd: San
8! Sniekasaw. nc City. Vancouver, 81 q saiiaa
S1n,fad s,sa, ihNysntsr. N,n. New Fork: Shear Mead.
. FoRThAASfps, fslS Me. Oct 1s-Arr,v.,
na,e nals ebr,, Fowey: saxilby lBrS. sears- .rs-
MOT poHT Tu, TAMPA. Fla. Oct 1s-ss,lad
.el SAN. FRANCISCO. Oct ,a r,.,
Phiiadeiphhiaao % iIhhiaorn'an ,a,h Liyerpool;; orineco.
Pacigas aaItj, .s an. owa. for Bordeaux:
fer fei,n,y New York sailed 12th, Robin Ganaes
% pooi; iath tiheaislsl MsIsy ypsnssas.or lBtl LIVER
via San Pedro Walhsmo sBrS, svdnes swan sork
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Ship Lines Bid
For Big Polisl,
Railroad Cargo
Offers 10 Be Received Nom
day on transportation of
30 to 28 Full Steamship
Loads Of Freight Trucks
RateIs About ST., 600, 900
Belgian, British, French and
American Companies
Compete for Shipments

Belgian, British, French, American
and other steamship companies are in
keen competition for the contracts ia
nhove twenty to twenty eight full
steamer loads of railroad cars from
the United States to Poland. Bids are
TO be received by the Foreign Trade
Supply Corporation, "a Battery Place.
and its agents, the international Char
tering Corporation, of Is Beavea Street
next Monday. Officials of the compa-
nies said yesterday that the award
probably would be made within ten
days. It is estimated that about
$ls00o, GOO in freight money is involved
The deal lis the largest in the marke.
at present.
The movement consists Of 1900 rail-
road freight cars from Norfolk to Dam
zig. This is the last of a batch of 1900
cars purchased from the United States
War Department by the Polish govern
ment for use on its national railways.
The trucks are now boxed for ship
rnerit, and will begin moving some time
next month.
Loading began yesterday in Brook
lyn on the steamer Bradclyde. of the
Resrdon-Smith Line, of 800 low-side
Sondolas, which are the only cars in
New York. Officials of the Foreign
Trade Supply Corporation said that, as
this was partial shipment, the con-
tract was awarded privately and was
not involved in the offers to be re-
ment.
II was estimated yesterday that
Twenty-Five vessels of 5000 deadweight
tons each will be required. One steam
ship official calculated that the rate
would be around $4,000 to $4,000 a
boat. There are 500 fatcars, LAO
low-side gondolas and $500 high side
gondolas, constructed during the war
Tor use on European rail tracks. It
was explained yesterday that these
cars, placed end to end, would fill
fifty-fivc miles Of single track. About
LOCO men will be employed for year
IN assembling them on the other side
Eleven bids were submitted to the
War Department on July 6 for the
cars. On August % the sales contract
was awarded to the Polish government
which offered r cash payment of
$l.2G0, 900, or $3.50 car, the balance of
$4,000 900, or $3.50 car, to be in the
form OF six-year 5 per cent notes of
the Republic of Poland.
The Foreign Trade Supply Corpora
lion, wnicn Is HaHuilRg the matter Tor
the Polish government, is expected
shortly to offer securities to provide
for the transportation and assembling.
The entire transaction is said to
amount TO approximately $780, 600,
though the ocean rate will not be de-
termined finally until the contracts are
awarded to the steamship lines.
Offfcials of the corporation said that
ii the bids were approximately equal
preference would be given to American
ship companies.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Wilhelmsen Line DELAYS
Reply ON Rate Contract

The East Coast of South America
Conference, which met yesterday for
che purpose of signing the rate agree
msnt involving cash forfeits Of s2o.-
700 each to guarantee rates, was forced
90 postpone final action until definite
reply had been received from the Nor
wegian Wiihelmsen Line. A message
from Robert A. Krugg, vice-president
OF the Kerr Line, which is agent here
Tor the Wilhelmsen Line, was obtained
from Paris, but this was not decisive.
1t is understood that the comnanv viii
make known it's attitude before the
next meeting on Tuesday.
The conference hopes to put the pro-
posed rate contract into effect DESPITE
the fact that two outside companies
Will not enter the agreement. These
are the Isthmian Line, which has nrom !.
Used to observe the tariff, and the
Stray Line, which is following its
usual policy of non participation.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Arrived Yesterday

JasseH (BD. Buenos Ayrss Aug 30,
the Iamport nsp Z M5it Line: as:0n with St mds.: -
Pier s B'klyn.
to Tnrness. Witty 8 Co; with mdse; Pier
President emf Harding. bremen oct i,
southampton and chsrsourg 6: I'd United
states Lines: with J69 cabin 770 third
class pass. mails and udse; Pier 4 Ho-
France tFr,. Havre Oct s. Plymouth g.:
,iaue; with 2ss hrst. 41s second. sos third
+ Astrea fpul. Maracalbo Sept so. cura-
% Gao ,. Oct 2. Porto cshelio ?; La Guayra 4 : !:
snd s9 Funsh nsss Iass pss = GS with pass malls
the ocean s Co; with pass and nndse;
Henry r Mallory. Galveston Oct 4: to
Mallory Line; with pass and mdse Pier
Bronte tBr). Norfolk Oct ii; to Lam
port G. Holt Line; with mdse: Pier IL
cabo ortegsl <sp,, philade,ph,a Oct IL;
Breakwater, Bklyn.
socony. Providence Oct IL; to Standard
on Co. with mdse; proceeded to Port
Guifprince. Port Arthur Oct i; to Gulf
Refining Co; With stI; Bayonne. n j.
CO witn mase salt,Herepcs Pier Il TO e'sas
Julia Isuckenbach. San Pedro Sept 2e:
to Luokenbach Line. with mdse: 18th at,
B'kiyn.
Virginia Limited. Richmond Oct III 70
Richmond g. Y 8 Co. with mdse;
Felix Taussig. Boston Oct IL: to crowell
g. Thuriow, with ndse. Pier 6, B'klynl
Golden Gate tNor). Barry Sept 26s to
Roosevelt $ S Co with coal ts.o4s tohs);;
India ST., B'kiyn,
s. spanish o. Line, :, with 2b pass mails and
schr Horace A stone. Fernandina Oct
s; to J a Elliott, with mdse; off Red Hook
Matura iiBr). Trinidad Oct g.; to Fur
ness. Witty & Co. with pass. mails and
ndse; Pier "a. B'klyn..
Kashu Maru lJapl, Philadelphia Oct 12;
to Harriss Magll, with mdse; Pier G,
Jersey City. N j.
sinsinawa- Philadelphia Oct IL; to G D
Mallory, with mdse; Pier 8. Army Base.
BkIyn.
Jonancy. Norfolk Oct IL to FbcahontaS
Fuel Co, with coal; off Liberty.
Vincent. Havre Sept SO; TO Cosmopolitan
Line with rndse; Pier 2. Hoboken.
to Di Giorgio & Co. with mdse: Pier IL,
e r.
Times {Nor}. Boston Oct IL; to William.
sen Line; Morses d d, B'klyn.
Nieuw Amsterdam {Du), Rotterdam
Boulogne and Plymouth to the Holland
America Line; with pass. mails and mdse
NOWsHEA tBr), Busreh. Sept 49, and
Oran, Oct g.
p de satrustegun tspan} Havana.
Corfe Castle (Br). Philadelphia.
!. Guglielmo Peirce tIt). Naples.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Cleared

Port Antonio (Nor). Tellefsen; Santiago
and kingstog; United Fruit CO. ~
Port si1naei Imon Unite United a Fruit Co. s'o0A' anu
Orbita (Br). Mathews: Cherbeurg.
Southampton and Hamburg; sanderaon &
Son
Banes: % United Fruit Go. -
Finland. Candy Antwerp Red Star Tne.
via cherbourg; White Star Line.
LIVERPOOL; white Star line Tins. a,.,o,. :.
Moville; Anchor Line,
:. Argosy. Baker: Paitas and Pimental; !;
swiftscout, Cronqu,st; Tampico; c D
La Lorraine Orb, Aubert; Havre;
Agwidaie. clifford; Mobile and Tampa !;
Mallory S Co.
Arapahoe. Devereaux: Charleston and
Pequonnack. Strickland; New Bedford;
Nueces. Davidson; Galveston; Mallory
westerdi,k tpu,. Byi; Rotterdam;
Holland-America Line.
iis silvia tsr5. Mitchell; halifax and St
johns srnr hGWTlng Horss; snr Co n,toey unensurg
schr AinslAs snr>, Burgess Ls Havre;
a Q Seaman lBrl, Morrissey; st John;
| ] r whitney &. Co.
Felieiana lBr). Burden; London; Fur
Commewyns (Dt), HMttog; Cape Hayti
/! and Gcnaives; Funoh. Edge G. Co.
| yirgila tBr) Bitnie; London: Cunard
Stockholm tsw), Anderberg; Gothen-
1 burg; Furness Witty & Co.
~ Fort v,etcria .et.n tBr,, Davis; Hamilton;
Jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk; Old Domsn-
/! ion Transportation Co.
mond; Richmond & N Us s CO.
Blair. Mcleod; Baltimore; w A Blake
| & Co. y
Commodore Rollins tNor), Ege,and; SAN
tiago. Guantanamo and Port Antonio; At
President Roosevelt Fried: Plymouth.
cherbourg and Bremen: Lines,
aiyIRgstSn.s W,naSn.ssr tsra 4. Galbraith; sydney;
Pan-America. Rose; Rio ds JAneiro,
| Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; Munson 8
| Munamar. Mcdonald: Nuevisas; Munson
pr DromSrs more cassls tBrp; Hardy; Beira to
| : Helen. Perry; San Juan and Ponce: "A
Lenaps, Bunneli; Charleston and Jaok-
10 Waring, Naoer: Galveston: r L
Sch Admiral Drake tar,. Henson; Perth
Melville Dollar. Clements: Port Alice 10
/ Philadelphia; Dollar s CO.
/ Cissy (Nor). Christensen; Santiago: New
! York and Cuba Mail s Co. s7a.Sf5
NJ r Elliott, Christensefiss CopenhaRen:
l Robert L Hague. "a ,7
! Jacob Christensen tNor), MerdeiI: Man.
! att and Puerto Padre: MunBon 8 Co.
| Opland tNorl. Kruse: Nassau and Glen
iuegoai New York and Cuba. Mail 8 8 Co.
! Santurce, Ing; Sydney sLawrence 81 s Co.
f@t Qrizaba, Seastrom; Havana: New Y0rk
/ and Cuba Mail S s Co.
Dnchot, Froisland, Malta and AIexandrfa
/ via Boston: Export Co.
Frederick # kellogg. .Bunce: Tanpicn. .
| Huasteca Petroleum Co.
Delagoa Maru 9Iap), DkubarH: Koha
| and Yokohama via Galveston: Houfd ar
Weir q Boyd. 81 q 81 <
Pawnee, Wood; Baltinlore Clyde g q co
Leighton. Downs; New Orleans: Lam
port & Holt Line 4sT@
Ario, WesternS Tampico: Standard
Transportation Co,
Anaconda, Jones: Antwerp. Black Dis
mond s s Corporation n go
Northland. Foster: Boston: Eastern s g
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Change of Masters

Charles j. Clark succeeds T. Osuldsen
commend barge, James Barton.
James H. Clark succeeds Edward Ryan
con- rfnand barge st. Joseph.
James B. Larkfn succeeds Thomas Smith
command schr barge Mataconiet
Aubrey Cuther succeeds Thomas O,Brien
command barge Andrew.
,E. II. Walker succeeds George Durham
command barge U, S. No. 2o8. &
Charles IIndduist succeeds w. F. Raf-
ferty command barge Skipper De Nyse
Mad A. Port succeeds Robert J. Blair
command steam screw Sagua.
Harry Lochstoer succeeds Karl Sjoeund
command, steam screw Bismarck.
Chester Myers succeeds Henry Eldridge
command barge Red Rose.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS ANn
EHIpMA STEK@

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions Of merchant vessels re-
seeived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and, the Radio Corpo-
ration OF America. shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following corn.
Mnercial nia radio stations in the Unitsd
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received In time for publicatioy1'
:, Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF tho Independent
YSrk ,ms City tWCa),, Babylon. L. i.
IWsE), East Hampton. IL. I. sWsA5.
New London, Conn. {WST).
NO charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest newc and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF Amer,c.
VIII recatve position reports throur ~
: tne followtns stations: Cape Cod
8WCC). siasconset. Mass. (WHCS. New
Fonssoc,, Fops c,,ts COM: 1wNSQ NSQwLc', Cape May. New
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Rad!c. Corpora
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Sailed Yesterday,

cony and one barge, s---; Berengaria
tBr). Southampton: Bergensfjord tNor)
Bergen; Arapahoe, Charleston and Jack.
Norfolk; Corsica. Norfolk; Jefferson. Nort
folk sMunamar. Nueyitas: Vistulia (Dansy
Tampico; Blair, Baltimore; Bylnyl. Nor.
Santiago; santurce, sydney. c b.
Commewyne (Du), Cape Haiti, Gonaives
etc.
tNor), Santiago; Agwidale, Mobile.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
sURRoGATEs' NOTICE.

i
HoYr. RosfNA EN- ruRsuAhes q
AN ORDER os Honorable zQe$
CoHALAN. q surrogate OF the ~ QsS S ~
New York. NOTICE Is hereby .Efy4 SsT ~
Hoys, late Of tho CO anty Of Tsy Ssvss. Sss:3s.
deceased. to present tae sans Nts9 SgszaSsssn
srs thereof. TO the IubscribsrA NJ
place OF transactinE business q ~ ~
is William Street. in the Boreueh q s<. "a
haitian. Id the city OF New 1osAs " W. ~
OF New York. on or befors tns 80 ss
Datsc. New York. the isth day s sess
1922. ..,, ssf,yx. ss
ROSTNA 8. EOfT.
e. FARRAR HATsSogSss;. Sgss... 4
aHERARpI DAVIS. sttornsy sor A1sss
office and, r. O. address. Z! Sss
strset. Borough Of Manhatsse - 4
York City. ~. =. sslss Ks
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
U. S. Navigation Co. TO Move

The United States Navigation Conn
pany, agents in New York for the Rear
don-Smith Line. will move next Satur-
day from the twenty-sixth to the
evenly -eighth floor of the Whitehall
Building, II Battery Place. About SO
per cent additional floor space is be-
Ing obtained.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Passenger Ships Due

Sieuw Amsterdam {Dt), Plymouth ost
4: to Holland America Line with malls. h
expected TO dock At foot 5th st Hoboksn.
GugiieiIno Peirce fItJ. Naples Bept n:
to Peirce Bros With mails: IL expected ID
dock forenoon at Pier ~. N r tWsss
57th st1. ). s,
IA Due To-morrow
: zeelana fBr), antwerp Oct s - Rsd
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14


The fc..owinH Judgments wer. e,a
debtor: ,s5'ss tnal or the
Anderson Hygisnic co-city .,
confectionera Mercantile, Agency slo%'ss
ns Luxe j.. Feature Film Fl CO Inc lo'.ss
e schioss t,o.ss ..i;.. ~ 5 1o4ss.
Fietehar pah ~ PANE pane '.......t.,. Aos.8s
n Tsonncr a aon IT, Satie 1p4.98
Peterborough Supply Co--Same Ioa9s Ioa.9s
Mfrkin 4 Leyitman Irc--Same iS4Ss iS4.Ss
Cahill Telhafmonic Company 0s.sS
PrentIaa ws,,star 4. "a. 1o4.os
pub Circu.atinr us ~ TO JSo--SSame 104.08
Red Star Hat Co Inc-.Same. 1osss 1os.ss
o9saee N.Y. hetaIi Merchants Of Amer
VIM ssdas Barr Mdse ,c;.ss,.,. co--.sa;na. 1898
White Star Transfer Co-sama d 1Sssss ssS
Aekdrman, J--C Zaia1nik ct III. I9aoS .oS
AspuryA rs william II = U Realty
4srshaa a,-l.sth ST coTp..:.. sss.51 sss..1
Aissschman, ss, - Borough Finance so.es
BUCKLEY. Gerald Av zolinsr ,ass ass.ss ss
sasni' I.an r'sss sssn, -, Geo NJ anderson a
Brsnman p nasg IA Ho. z...,; 4s4s.s5s
BroWn. wills. inI 4 carnine ;ai 81. 1910
poiitano--People nc :, - ,nn ~
Benedict Metal Works Inc--In 0v.o0
eerstate Corrugated Box CD . s1a1 IN
conn. Ffank--B Balanced Shoe Co .',
Crosby. 3 Edw--E Alexander ssS.zo ss3so
CEDAR Constructfon Co Inc---S " 80 n 3
,ossa spliie - seosss, ,,a,.,a &, !, 1890
q psspis sssrl etc: !; 10000
Brown and John Warren Hill.
g. p,sn sors,-A. IF cocfrare ct all 1920
pubus. Angel HIS. a, Perez . SSa.os
Diamond. Wtilism--J "a. Lewis. iii *
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
City Island

asso Bound south-so -sonsyand (Nor). Bueno,
sayres ARE via :. Boston for New FORK, to 3 3
port for NSa E.n n'dss ySr schrs Athaiie Green
braadseport a for, New York. i Soilyer'
tensnrs ionnd lCs lhsst1sehrs Hiilcrsst lBr), cut
tensure sos tor Lahnave; ha.; ,.A,insiie lBr5, Gut
Spsssey psa City for st. John Matti. 4 t,rs' snrs'
roTt Reading for MachiAs q I'll; nch,aes 2
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

To-day Is your last chance to
register!
IL you do not register to-day you
cannct vote on Election Day.
Polls open from Z .. m. to 1880
= m.
Register 1eariy and avoid tho
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED MAIs
Don.cstic

WANTED-Positiou to COOK dinner; ssse' ~
lent cook; reference; room Out. BeaaA
500 w. 122d ST. 4. -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Duo To-day
songvand. Duenos Ayres. Sept &.
Kerhonkson. Ardrossan. sept 81. -
Hog Island. Alexandria. Sept ss.
Santa Olivia, Rio de Janeiro. sept -. =
Blossom Heath. Barry; Sept AZ. Kerr Line
schohsrie. Hamburg, Sept 70. via fhiia-
saispss. Alexandra. sept ii, kerr Line
Kennecott. San Franciaco; Sept as; -
Ni,,a NInias, Londen. Sept 90; White star Linz
Vincent Dunkirk, sept il. 'A' N.1'
Blue Triangle. Colon. Oct 8. .Nawsco Lines
due Tomorrow
Aspen. Port Natal. sept 10. Furness. Witty
Huftero. Colon Oct e.......... Kerr Limo
w L Stead. Tamp.co. Oct s.
Virginia, Boston. Oct H.; United Am Lines
Dnc Monday
skiensf3ord. stavanger. Oct 3.
Thomas P 1sal' colgn; Ha,;;S Sss 1 W.. : -,
Due Tuesday
Tarentia, Glasgow. Oct 4. -. Anchor Line
MeKeesport. Dunkirk. Oct 3.
y oiShAVs LiVoEpoOit OCti o. f.i
ttalia-Anerica Line
Due Wednesday ~ -'''''
Clan Ronald. st Michasls. Oct 3.
West nldara. Bordeaux, Oct i = 1.A's
Gyst,ysholn. aothenbnrs, Sept IS via h,n''
steei ailsimeEs s.a,t,e EuInsss witty Co
7tg 9qisas N ir. /, isthrnian Limos
Duo Tliursday
Malgachi. oran, Oct ~. mass
Funch. Edye g Co
due Friday
Marenso, Hull; oct g,
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Moorish Prince, Gibraltar. Oct s.
c.,n,an. p,.a -. Furhess, Witty & Co
xnnsssa Kingsten s Oct L. aR9nt misnt.e Fr0it Hoit
Outgoing Steamships
NOTE.--Mail information Will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
In Lorraine. Hsyre. II Am. .......74, N r
"esterdi3k. Rotterdam. IL N,
E,s.fss EIssssst tARRsss,g Rssssy.. i: a1.,a 81
HsS,tsa, Rs,y,ss5s Nsplss push D. nbIya
Adriatic. Liverpool 10 M. - . 80. N Il
Deiagoa Maru, Yokohama. i PM...21. s i I
Mercian. Manchester, 12 M 3d. N r
nsssitTas oesita Hs HGopssnhassp. snn PM. 18th St
yirgilia. London. 12 NJ, III, N r
Dakotan. San Francisco ! PM
H.,.n san 5,an 8 Bush Docks; B,klyn
Martiniaue. s: Thomas. PM .......44, N r
Llenape. Jacksonviile, 12 M. N r
City OF Savannah. Savannah, PM.
Fort Victoria, Bermuda ii AN. NJ ....sS. =. N Il Il
Ponce, ban Juan, i M.s......siS, IS, s;kIyn 5; Il
Pastorss. Port Limon. IL NJ. ...... '- ., Nh WRR
Pan-America. Buenos Ayres, 2 PM. " ! :
Con W aorsAs. cr,stobal, . PM. Il ias1oSeR .s9 y
Sail Monday
France Hayre. IL Am. .s7.NR
E KS &c sa,tsustssu! cadiz il AM. 5, d r
8, Bush Docks. B'klyn
Reselutes Hamburg. 10 AN. i. .ss. N r.
Apache. jacksonville. II M...,.....S6, II r
sss Sail Wednesday e
Arabic: Nspiss, ia 8. ss a. = Ne +
s.sidsas e asrs,d fa nandon pM = slya
Independence Han. rotterdam. 4 4 Ase's'A T.
Un,on city. LONDON. ) PM. II. RSIasn R.hisn
siraola, santa Marta, "a assn DOCKS sklya 81 I,
aaSnwoos: aS1nn 4. Ma.ansas ;ya,s Il AK.
c&re 81 George. Bermuda. IL AM. .s6, Ma
3, Sail Thursday
Kochambeau, Havre IL AM 67sNp
Hansa. Hamburg. Ia 3M......... .Ss ~ !,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEAAts
General Houseworkers. Bic,

HoUsEWORKER. good plain cook
eIaced excellent references. Geneva AS1sf'
Fitzroy 239s.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
BUSINESS CARus
diamonds, Jewelry. Die.
AUCTION SALES

DIAMONDS bought and sold for Case
advice free. Bennstt, l72 B'vay. "a noef
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

By VIRTUE OF A scIATTEL MoRTaAgI
! will sell this day. ct. A.. NJ. stsse
sth av., Manhattan, tables, counters aza. y.
icebox. etc. Re. Spielberg & SchnsG .
solomon. ALBERT LEVINE, Auetieneh
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Marine Disasters

FAN FRANCISCO. Oct as--ruxs Ga.
Nter. Sea Scout and FearIsss syfiI make
e&ort late to-day to float Lyman stewart. 4
aehore ~ Point Isohos. previously reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
judgments Filed
In New York Countv

IN New York County
The fe..owinK Judgments were 3Iaa ~,
terday, the first named being thar ~ yss, .h.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
PUBLIC NOTICES


4, FRANK MCLLER, GIVE Nf,TTf-F s,rs Il il
VIII not bo responsible for an aebta IA
CURED by my wife,, Dorothy Isl. Mollsr. { or
ner agents. Dated Sept. SG 1899.
FRANK M<2Y.T.fYe
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
HELP WANTED FEMaIr'

WOMAN, under 55, high sek6., NJ =
former teacher preferred; psrssss sssadasts.
ton outside city, paying ritat $3.50 s.sss psaa.
monthly. Apply 10 to IL III 49, t1es
National City Building, 42d and s,0ss ssss;. Y u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-26

THE STORY THUS FAR.

~ adventure for $lO,OOO-this is the
n bizarre offer made to Collingswood
jeremiah Bancroft, ,Oho has just in.
herited his fathers s7,O0O,000 by a stranger
,cio says he represents the Great Adven.
ture company. and ,oho is tossed into
Jery's ramshackle Dwelling by a terrific
storm. Jerry, sitting among his curios and
che 200 books he is reading, at first
aco6s and then ponders, recalling his
fathers mysterious death, and his o,on
uneventtul "a years. He fails to note
the m~alcuolent looks that the stranger
darts at him. The man explains that he
has sold many successful adventures and
that Jerry's is to begin at once, provided
morld outside and meet it. Jerry is
bordering ouer a memorandum in his
fathers efccts--"P PAID Kennedy in full"
-when the bell rngs-und out OF the
distress. 1t appears she is an actress; her
car has broken dozen; she has UaIked
fve miles. Jerry escorts her on a drive
to the nearest railroad station for New
York, and later himself goes to Ne,o
York soith his battered old suitcase. On
the ,Oay he determines to pay off a
church mortgage il the church will per.
nit a memorial windo,o to his father, and
to give $4,000 each to his three friends,
Mrs. Horne. the housekeeper, Prof.
Miller Of the academy, and faded Miss
He,Uitt, the church o~rganisf. He is fol.
lowed BY an agent Of the seller OF ad.
ventures, knOUn as The Shadow.' Mean.
time the girl is musing about him, about
the fact that neither knows the others nd.
dress, and about her ovn precarious fu.
ture. 1t develops she is a ,caif, reared
BY an %enigmatic old man, Daddy
Botpman.